Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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William Brady 25 Valentine Road Honor Roll Bill will attend the Maritime Academy to study Engineering. Golf, yachting, and photography take up his spare time. He will always remember his school friends. Richard Branscombe 41 Crescent Hill Avenue Dick plans to enter Massachusetts Radio School next year. He considers sports his favorite activity. Miss Hunt's English lll class will longest remain in his memory. Margery Brennan 38 Varnum Street Cbronicle. C. A. A., Dra- matic Club, Year Book Com- miltee, Rec Committee, De- bating Club, Honor Roll, Rifle Club, Boivling, Tennii' Next year Margie will be among the student body at Radcliffe. Swimming is her most enjoyable sport. She will never forget the fun she had working on the Chronicle. Francis Brickley 39 Lewis Avenue Brick, who likes meeting people, is going to be a sales- man. Never to be forgotten are Mr. Arthur's jokes. He spends most of his spare time bowling and horseback rid- ing. Lois Bridgens 93 Oakland Avenue Badminton Loire, who wants to be a designer, is going to art school. Her senior year, fea- turing Mr. johnson's draw- ings, is the highlight of her high school career. She likes dancing and badminton. Donald Briggs 30 Edgehill Road Donald is going to Bent- ley where he will take up ac- counting. He spends all his spare time watching and par- ticipating in various sports. Theresa Brillante 35 North Union Street Bowling, Bareball, Barber- ball, G. A. A. Brill plans to go to a hairdressing school. She will never forget second lunch or studies in the library. Football games and practice take up her spare time. james Brooks 6 Belton Street Clair Prerident, Debaling Club Brooksie, our vastly pop- ular class President, plans to attend Harvard College. His favorite outside activity is living! Mr. Warner's Math III class will always be a pleasant memory. Page Twenty-four

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Richard Belliveau 68 Brooks Avenue Dick will take a P. G. and then go on to college. He enjoys swimming, dancing, and skating. Mr. Danforth's mechanical drawing class and the Rec are what Dick will remember longest. George Benda 27 Hopkins Road Science Club. Camera Club, Ilirtnri' Club. Debating Club, Cbroniclc. Honor Roll George is interested in na- ture and will go on to Brown to study Natural History. He enjoys watching the football games, skiing, and skating. Arlington High is tops with him. Louise Berberian 40 Fordham Street Gfee Club, Gilbert mul Sllflffdll Louise, who wants to do office work, will always re- member Mr. Wallace's class, especially some certain peo- ple. Vlonder who they are? Dancing and bowling are her favorite pastimes. William Black 1067 Massachusetts Avenue Bill, one of our radio men, is intending to enter the U. S. Merchant Marine after graduation. Charles Borgstrom 70 Fountain Road Gilbert mmf Sullivan, Debal- izlg Club. Golf, Band, Lumb- room Staff Chuck, who takes advant- age of his nearness to food in the lunchtoom, has no defi- nite plans for the f!uture. Long remembered will be his frequent conversations with Mr. Gammons. Warren Bowen 10 Wright Street Burebull Bo will become a con- tractor and enter his father's business. He enioys watching hockey games and will always remember playing baseball un- der Mr. Cavalieri's direction. George Boyajian 9 Willow Place junior, who hopes to make a fortune as an oil burner serviceman, will al- ways remember Mr. Skinner's physics class. His favorite outside activities include base- ball and football. Rose Bradley 264 Forest Street Brads future includes the Fisher School and secre- tarial work. She'll always re- member the football games and dances afterwards. Page Tzzwzlyftbree

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Nancy Broughton 241 Mystic Street G. A. A., Year Book, Tennif, Dramatic Club, Honor Roll Nan is going to Katha- rine Gibbs to become a secre- tary. The class of '47 and her junior year will be longest remembered by Nan, Danc- ing and swimming take up her spare time. Antoinette Buczynski Nettie, as we all know her, is going to be a stenog- rapher. Always to be remem- bered is Miss Peck's last pe- riod English class. Dancing and skating are her means of having a good time. Marilyn Burke 80 Brantwood Road G. A. A., Tennif, Bowling Sunny is going to Rhode Island School of Design. The lunch room and the football games will never be forgotten by her. Dancing takes up most of her spare time. Audrey Burness 66 Freeman Street Rifle Club Burr is going to Forsythe to become a dental hygienist. She'll never forget Miss Nash's first period Economics class. Bowling, tennis, roller skating, and ice skating are her favorite outside activities. Caryl Cadario 30 Richfield Road Heatl Cbeer Leader, Field Hockey, Student Council, G. A. A., Gilbert and Sullivan, Cbronicle Torchy plans to enter a modeling school in New York. Her Junior year and October l2, 1947, left a last- ing impression on her. Swimming and dancing head her list of outside activities. Eugene Caldwell 10 Huntington Road Stamp Club Buddy hopes to attend Franklin Institute after leav- ing A. H. S. Football, base- ball and swimming hold a special interest for him. Long remembered will be Miss O'Connell's English class. Robert Caldwell 236 Highland Avenue Periclean Forum, Student Council, Chronicle Talented Bob wants to attend Springfield Racing Drivers School to become a Midget Auto Star. His fa- vorite pastimes ate swim- ming, ice skating, and attend- ing auto races, He will re- member three very pleasant years with Mr. Danforth. loanne Calley 71 Glenburn Avenue Dramatic Club, Cbronicle, Gilbert and Sullivan Jo plans to attend Rhode Island School of Design to become a costume designer. She enjoys swimming and bowling and will long re- member Mr. Kenney's talks on design relationship. Page Twenty-Eve