Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Marion Cox 3 Henry Street Dramatic Club, Library, G. A. A., Office Marion, better known as Cox- ie,” plans to attend Gorden to study social work. Being an out- door girl, she enjoys biking. Mr. Thompson ' s history III class holds fond memories for Coxie.” Robert J. Cranshaw 19 Oak Knoll Bob” is interested in electrical engineering and plans to attend Tufts. He enjoys sports — bowl- ing, horseback riding — and will remember those joyous days in advanced math with the boys.” Anne R. Cravott 269 Appleton Street Chronicle, Girls ' Baseball Anne intends to further her education at Boston College where she will study law. Read- ing and sleeping are her favorite pastimes. She will always re- member her high school friends and teachers. Jean Crooker 84 Hillside Avenue Glee Club, Tennis, Bowling Jeanie’s” training and interest in office work mark the accom- plishment of the primary steps to success. She enjoys ice- and roller-skating, and will not soon forget those never-ending stair- ways at A. H. S. June P. Crowell 7 Churchill Avenue Swimming, Bowling, Dramatic Club Kathleen Dell is June ' s choice for next year. She enjoys swim- ming and flying and will never forget chumming with Connie Bailey. Here’s hoping for the return of that certain Marine, June! Marjorie Cree 31 Norfolk Road Badminton, Dramatic Club Marjie” intends to train for kindergarten teaching at Lesley. Badminton and roller-skating take up her spare time. She will long remember the football games and also that queer feel- ing when examinations return. Page Twenty-seven Kenneth Cummings 37 Egerton Road Kenneth, known as Imp,” en- joys all sports, and is especially keen on horseback riding. The thrilling stories of Mr. Skinner ' s life, told by Mr. Skinner, are well planted in his memory. Lucille Cunnane 30 Addison Street Bowling, G. A. A. Lucille ' s future plans include kindergarten teaching for which she will train at Lesley. She loves football and hockey games, and, like most of us, will always remember her first day as a soph- omore.

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++ + +-+ ♦ + + +++ + Patricia Collins 112 Highland Avenue Field Hockey, Basketball, Base- ball, G. A A. President, Chron- icle, Pec” Committee Patty,” one of A. H. S.’s most active students, plans to enter the secretarial field. She likes to go swimming and watch ice hock- ey. She will always remember the fun she had in her senior year. Harold H. Colton 15 Westminster Avenue Harold plans to join the State Police after graduation as he thinks it will lead to an inter- esting life . Attending the foot- ball and hockey games is his fa- vorite pastime. Harold will never forget Mr. Arthur’s print- ing classes. Lawrence Paul Comerford 219 Broadway Chronicle Larry,” well-known and liked by his classmates, intends to study mechanical engineering at Tufts. The Rifle Club and Mr. Skinner’s period 3 class have provided lasting memories of A. H. S. Larry” also enjoys horse- back riding. David Commins 41 Massachusetts Avenue Dave” is another sports fan and is especially enthusiastic about hockey. Memories of the fun in Mr. Lowder ' s gym classes will remain with him the long- est. Muriel C. Conlon 12 Iroquois Road Muriel plans to attend Chand- ler’s Business School next year. She will long remember her sen- ior year, weekly dances, the fun in Mr. Thompson’s chemistry class, and her rendezvous with Mr. Morrill,. Russell William Connor 13 Belton Street Dramatic Club President, Student Council, Chronicle, Track, Band, Art Club Russ,” that genial personality of the class of ’46, possesses artis- tic talent which he intends to further develop at art school. He likes sports, and plays amateur football. Alfred Corsetti 260 Highland Avenue Honor Roll Al” plans to study engineer- ing at M. I. T. next year. He enjoys bowling, and has special reasons for remembering his sixth period math class in the senior year. Beatrice Coulouris 90 Lowell Street Tennis, Dramatic Club, Riding Club, Gilbert and Sullivan, Honor Roll Beatrice, known as Bea” to her classmates, holds dancing as her favorite outside activity. She will long remember the football and hockey games. Best of suc- cess at Massachusetts State, Bea.” Page Twenty -six

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+ + + + + ■¥■ + ♦ AMHMt Frances Curtis 172 Highland Avenue Tennis, Social Dancing, Bowling Fran” wants to follow up sec- retarial work at Fisher’s Business School. She enjoys dancing and movies, and will never forget how she wandered through cor- ridors the first day at A. H. S. Mary Margaret Daily 120 Scituate Street G. A. A. Mary ' s future in journalism is secure, aided by her literary abil- ity and her amiable gift of gab. She enjoys swimming, badmin- ton, and reading, and will re- member the fun in Mr. Warner’s math II class. Barbara Lillian Danehy 21 Alton Street Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Chronicle, Honor Roll, Art Club Barbara plans to attend Colby Junior to prepare her for some specialized school in New York. She is a member of the Civil Air Patrol, and will always as- sociate the football games and Mr. Kenney’s art classes with A. H. S. Bernice M. Daniels 36 Fordham Street Swimming, Bowling Peggy” hopes to become a telephone operator. Swimming is her favorite sport. She has many pleasant memories of fun in the lunchroom and in Mr. Os- tergren’s bookkeeping class. John Danielson 144 Lake Street Hockey Team Manager Johnny” is manager of the hockey team, and is interested in sports in general. He will as- sociate fun at A. H. S. with elev- enth grade English in room 4B. June Elizabeth Davidson 70 Columbia Road G. A. A., Dramatic Club, Swimming, Riding, Bowling Tune wants to be a dietitian and plans to attend B. U. She likes sports, reading, and good times in general. The study hall, 1945 football and hockey games, and Mr. Johnson she will long remember. Priscilla E. Davies 27 A Appleton Street Bowling Pussy” wants to go to the New York School of Dress De- signing next year. She will nev- er forget trying to catch up on work missed when she was ab- sent. Frances DeCaprio 24 Scituate Street Bowling, Tennis Next year will see Shorty” attending Kathleen Dell Business School. She says she will al- ways remember the Junior Prom. Dancing, skating, and skiing fill her spare moments. Page Twenty-eight