Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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NEW ENGLAND HGCKEY CHAMPIONS-1948-1949 THE CHAMPS RECEIVING THEIR REWARD

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At our last Thanksgiving Day game as members of A. H. S., we saw our boys march again to glorious victory. All at once those activities that belong exclusively to Seniors began. Seniors rushed to have their pictures taken at the class photographers, Loring Studio. Soon afterwards, the enthusiastic exchange of pictures began. The class rings were or- dered fromthe jeweler, Loren Murchison. The Year Book Committee was ap- pointed, and the task of assembling the book began. y In the theatrical line, the Dramatic Club presented The Divine Flora. Many talented Seniors helped to make this pro- duction the success that it was. Atuthe time of this writing, the Gilbert and Sullivan production of Iolanthe', has not been presented, but it is well under way. Although the hockey season has just begun, at the end of five games the team is still victorious. Looks good! Also in the future are the greatest events of our high school careers: the Sen- ior Prom, Class Day, and, last but not least, Graduation. The Senior Prom is to be held at the Totem Pole on April 21. This is the first time A. H. S, has had a prom there. We are now graduating from high school. In the years that we have spent here, we have known both work and play, and we shall always cherish the precious memories of high school days. In the fu- ture, some of us will go on to higher edu- cation, while others will venture into the business world. Regardless of the task, we must strive to do our best through the application of the knowledge and experi- ence which we have gained here. For it is our duty, the high school gradu- ates of today, to lay the cornerstones of a peaceful and prosperous tomorrow. Page F omfteen

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The class deeply appreciates the time and effort so generously given by k Miss Binnig and her class in typing the copy for our Year Boo .