Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Elaine Cummings 48 Wildwood Avenue Gilbert and Sullivan, Girls’ Glee Club. Dramatic Club Mr. Johnson Ay! Ay! Ay! says Elaine, who is still giggling over last year’s His- tory class. She is headed for Jackson and a great career in journalism. Francis F. Daily 120 Scituate Street Lunch Room (Treasurer) Debating Club Frank” will never forget the torturing homework as- signments — but going to Bos- ton College will only give him many more. Paul Cunniff 2 1 Peter Tufts Road Paul’s favorite activities are baseball, football, and hockey. He hopes to attend B. U. to take up business administra- tion. Nancy Davies 27 Appleton Street Bowling Nan” enjoys all sports and will always remember the football games. She likes swimming as her favorite out- side activity. Elsie Georgina Cunningham 65 Newland Road Bou ' ling, Gilbert and Sulli- van. Orchestra. Ski Club Likeable Georgie” enjoys sw ' imming and skiing as out- side activities. Gilbert and Sullivan operettas will always be among her memories. Dorofhy Day .59 Arnold Street Basketball Dotty,” who likes to rollerskate, will always re- member Mr. Toczylowski’s Basic Math class. Page Twenty-eight Marguerite Curley 1 1 Russell Street Bowling. Honor Roll Mt. Auburn School of Nursing is the school which Margie” plans to attend af- ter graduation. She will never forget translating Monte Cr s- to in Miss Barry’s French 111 ( lass. Claire Deacon 1 Marion Road Chronicle, Cheer Leader, Dramatic Club, G. A. A. The air lines will get pop- ular Deac” as a stewardess. Since she enjoys dancing, the Rec” and all the gang will never slip Deac’s” memory.

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Norman Cronan 44 Florence Avenue Football. Baseball. Track, Gilbert and Sullivan Norm” will always re- member his Chorus 11 class, especially the broken chair. He hopes to attend West Point, where he will com- plete his education. Barbara Cronin 19 Magnolia Street Baseball, Basketball Dreaming about her com- ing days of fun and fame as news hawk’ and photograph- er. Barbs yearns for grad- uation day. She bowls, dances and takes pictures — very, very photogenic herself. Jean Crosby 10 Fairview ' Avenue Glee Club (Treasurer) , Or- chestra. Ski Club Jean ' s going to Wheaton where she ' ll study music — a nicer bass fiddler we’ll never know. She’s in all the school’s musical activities, and she’ll never forget the ride to the State Music Festival, eh Jean? Robert- Crosby 20 Cornell Street Bob” is uncertain as to a future, but he is positive he’ll never forget Mr. Arthur and those printing classes. John F. Cronin 15 Village Lane Jack” will remember the Eileen Crowley 1 1 Varnum Street Despite football, hockey, swimming, and bowling Ei- leen is still teeming for ex- citement, so she is heading for a business school. many hours he spent in de- tention in his sophomore year. He hopes to go to B. C. Pa e Twenty-seven Paul Cravott 269 Appleton Street Lightning” will never for- get copying someone eJse’s homework in the old hall. Upon graduation he is going to enter Uncle Sam’s Na vy. Virginia Cronin 19 Magnolia Street Bowling Ginny” plans to become a secretary. Her favorite activi- ties are bowling and swim- ming. She will always re- member Miss OConnell’s class.

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Helen J. Dearborn 64 Mt. Vernon Street Rifle Club, Honor Roll Helen will remember her many friends and teachers at A. H. S. She plans to be a stenographer. Good luck, Helen! Lucia Derderian 77 Melrose Street Lou” enjoys classical mu- sic most of all. She will nev- er forget the day she brought a head of lettuce to school instead of her lunch. Nannette DeBilio 1 1 Brookdale Road Bowling. Swimming Nannette will find plenty of time for dancing, skating, and swimming when she fin- ishes school. She will be a very capable stenographer. Christie DeRosa 50 Walnut Street Mechanical Chris” enjoys bowling, baseball, and foot- ball. Among other things, Chris will always remem- ber trying to play the piano in the old hall when Mr. Morrill always seemed to ap- pear. Marilyn DeMore 330 Mystic Street Tippy” is choosing a ca- reer at Burdett College. She finds dancing to be one of her favorite forms of recrea- tion and she will long re- member the Junior Prom. Lo utse DeSantis 1 1 1 Eastern Avenue Basketball, Baseball Lulu” will leave A. H. S. to become a telephone opera- tor. She will never forget her classes with Miss Binnig. Lulu loves to rolHr skate and bowl. William M. DeNapoli 99 Montague Street William is going to con- tinue with his accounting course when he graduates. He will long remember Mr. Wallace’s class in his junior year at A. H. S. janice Desmond 69 Tanager Street Tennis, Bowling, Gilbert and Sullivan, Horseback Riding Jan” enjoys skiing when she’s not doing homework. She’ll never forget her junior year study halls when she’s studying at Kathleen Dell’s. Page Twenty-nine