Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Gertrude Collinge 37 Rhinecliff Street Dramatic Club, A. Y. A. We'll never forget Boots, the fixture of Room 17. She hopes to train at the Dea- coness Hospital. She will never forget the fun in her fourth period gym class or Mr. Campbell's English class. Ellen Collins 102 Newport Street A. Y. A. Our demure Ellen is headed for New England Baptist to enter nursing. She will take with her fond memories of her three years in Miss Bailey's French classes. joseph Colliton 29 Bow Street Notre Dame is the goal of athletic Cully, who partici- pates in football, hockey, baseball and basketball.. His hours spent outside Room 59 after lunch will never be forgotten. Patricia A. Colucci 102 Alpine Street Tennir, Chronicle, Basketball, Baseball When Patti is a success- ful secretary she will still look batik on Miss Binnig's shorthand classes. Her favor- ite outside activities include swimming and watching A. H. S. football games. Claire Concannon 24 Waldo Road Chronicle, Honor Roll Red has chosen nursing as her profession and plans to enter the Lawrence Me- morial Hospital. She enjoys ice skating, swimming, and going to professional hockey games. She will long remem- ber Mr. Sampson's Biology class. William Connolly 15 Oakland Avenue Outdoor Track, Indoor Truck We are certain that Bill will be successful at Holy Cross, where he plans to study dentistry. Among his memories of A. H. S. will be his participation on the indoor and outdoor track teams. lames Connors 51 Teel Street jimmy is joining the Navy in order to learn a trade. His fondest memory will always be his first day at A. H. S. jimmy's fav- orite outside activities are baseball and football. Elliott Conway 14 West Street With no definite plans for the future, Eli, whose fav- orite outside activity is hock- ey, will always remember his excess of study periods. Page Twenty-nine

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Dolores Chestaro 52 Mystic Street Dramatic Club, Honor Roll take Debbie plans to Kathleen Dell's radio-dramat- ic-business course. She likes to ice skat and to act. She will always remember Mr. Warner's Algebra I class and A Date With Judy. Bette Clare 160 Mystic Valley Parkway Glee Club, Gilbert and Sullivan Bette is an alert and viva- cious girl. Her favorite out- side activity is roller skating. She will cherish the memory of Miss Peck's sixth period English class. Phyllis Clifford 131 Mystic Street Phyl would like to go into office work after high school. She likes to dance. Miss Peck's English IV period sixth c.lass and the football games will long be remem- bered. Thomas Cobb 45 Oakland Avenue Honor Roll, Periclean Forum Tom plans to enter Har- vard College next fall. His thoughts are centered around midget auto racing. He'll never forget Mr. Barber's Math II class and Mr. Arthur's printing classes. lane Cody 38 Academy Street Debating Club, Dramatic Club, Chronicle, Periclean Forum, Honor Roll Radcliffe is jane's goal be- fore entering the nursing pro- fession. Her favorite outside activities include sports and Friends of the Drama. jane will always remember her long rehearsals for A Date With Judy. Carol Coes 257 Appleton Street Rifle Club, Ski Club, Honor Roll Love.ly, blond Coke will enter Hickox Secretarial School this fall. She likes skiing, and' horseback riding. Mr. Buckley's economic geog- raphy in her sophomore year will be remembered. Carol C. Colby 22 Highland Avenue Dramatic Club, Gilbert and Sullivan, Honor Roll Carol, whose goal is B. U. Secretarial School, loves swim- ming, pedal pushing and Swift's Beach Summers. She will always hold fond mem- ories of Mr. Sexton's and Mr. Barber's math classes. Barry Colgan 28 Crawford Street Franklin will really be honored to have Baron, whose favorite outside activi- ties are hockey and football. Among his souvenirs of A. H. S. looms the memory of Miss Nash's Economics class. Page Tu 'enly-eigbt

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t 155 ' Hill lin loan Cooledge 8 Devereaux Street Club, G. A. A., Year Boob Baflaetball, Tennir, Debating Committee, Chronicle Popular Joan is headed for Wellesley. Her junior Math class with Mr. Sampson and Bosco will linger in her mind. Dancing, trips, and piano-playing comprise her outside activities. Crawford Coombes 101 Scituate Street Debating Club, Dramatic Club, Periclean Forum, Cbron- icle, Rec Committee, Sen- ior Delegate to Red Croix, Year Book Committee His love for newspaper work will send Fuzzy to B. U. to study journalism. He will always remember when he missed portraying Randolph in A Date With Judy because of illness. Richard Cooper 24 Moore Place Batketball, Cbronicle, Cbers and Checker Club, Stamp Club Coop is headed for col- lege to study farming. After graduation he'll always re- member his days of playing football and hockey, his fifth period physics class and the lunch room. Barbara Corbett 6 White Street Barketball, Bowling Barbara plans to be a ste- nographer and she will never forget Miss Binnig's short- hand class. For an outside ac- tivity Barbara can't think of anything she likes better than dancing. Frances Coveney 991 Massachusetts Avenue Field Hockey Franny wants to become the perfect secretary. The fun she had at A. H. S. will re- main longest in her memory. Doris lean Cowan 117 Varnum Street Gilbert and Sullizfan Club, Glee Club, Honor Roll Tennis fills up most of Doris' time in the summer. She enjoys Gilbert and Sulli- van equally as well and plans to study music. Marjorie Cowin 25 Mi.1ton Street Marjie plans a career in office work. Mr. johnson's history class is her fondest memory of high school. Marjie considers bowling as her favorite sport. Mary Craig 75 Washington Street Cbronicle, Lunch Room Mary does quite a bit of skating after school. She in- tends to become a nurse af- ter hnishing school. Mr. Burke's Economics class will long be remembered by her. Page Tbirty