Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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lohn I. Bilafer 88 Oxford Street bockey Bill who enjoys playing ockey looks toward Dart- outh for further education. r. Downs' fifth period U. S. istory classes stand out Gilbert and Sullivan, track, h , rn M h among Bill's recollections. Winifred F. Blaney 47 Maynard Street Gilbert anal Sullivan, Glee Club Winnie likes to ride horseback and dance. She will. attend Framingham State Teachers' College to prepare for future work as a dietitian. Good luck, Winnie l Margaret A. Blank 43 Silk Street Blondie, whose ambition is to be an air hostess for American Airlines, won't for- get the Lynn Classical game in her junior year, when she lost her shoe. Richard Borg 104 Melrose Street Football Dick, a six-footer, plans to become an alumnus of Brown. Swimming and hunt- ing are his favorite sports. In future years he'll recall his Spanish class with Mr. Petra- lra. Alfred P. Boudreau 59 Magnolia Street Hockey Al's' biggest memory is the morning his car ran out of gas on his way to school. Al, future business man, then pos- sessed eight cents. john W. Boudreau 6 Thomas Street Like so many boys from the machine shop, jack will long remember Mr. Houston's related classes. Though ma- chine work rates fir t, Jack also likes to swim. , Elaine P5Bourque 120 Jason Street Honor Roll, Fine Arif Club, G. A. A. Elaine isn't sure if she wants to train for teaching at Framingham. Struggling through Mr. Eaton's math course and ice skating made her high school career excit- ing. Faith F. Bowlby 47 Magnolia Street Gilbert and Sullivan, Glee Club, Rec Committee Shorty, 'who had fun at the Lynn Classical games, wants to be a history teacher and, believe it or not, would like to teach at A. H. S. William F. Bowler 27 Central Street Basketball, football Bill's favorite outside ac- tivities are basketball and hockey. Long after his school years have passed he will re- member Mr. Irish's English classes. N at ff aul M. B adley 137 Palmer Street Brad remembers very clearly that the bell never seemed to ring in biology un- til he had been called on. Electrical engineering is his choice for a profession. Page Twenty-two

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Florence E. Barclay 55 Park Avenue Extension Honor Roll Tennis and dancing, as well as Mr. Courtney's junior busi- ness organization class, have rated tops with friendly and hard-working Fay, Begg wishes to her at Fisher's. Claire E. Barry 150 Jason Street Glee Club, Jwirnming, G. A. A. Claire plans to go to a jun- ior college but doesn't know yet which one. She's a sup- porter of hockey, having at- tended' most of the school games. Harris Baseman 9 Alton Street Honor Roll, Cbronicle, Dramatic Club, Latin Club Basey, our loss but Yale's gain, still likes to visit neigh- boring cornmunities to view the scenery. He enjoyed many stag parties of the mysterious jolly Boys' Club. Ronald W. Beers 168 Renfrew Street Ronald, whose most pleas- ant outside activities are hunt- ing and camping in the White Mountains, will further his education at Northeastern University. shmey A. Behrike 29 Boulevard Road Honor Roll Because she loves to dance, Lee has been well enter- tained every week at the Rec. Skating and bowling are two more of her favorite activities. Eric V. Benson 186 Scituate Street Honor Roll, Ski Club Benny always had great difhculty remembering his study hall seats. Being a ski enthusiast, he is an active member of the Ski Club. Darrcll A. Bent 374 Massachusetts Avenue Glee Club Sweet HDHIIYH especially liked class discussions and study periods. At Wheaton College she will still be able to swim, skate, and ride horse- back for recreation. Robert F. Bernard 3 Lanark Road Bernie plans to make aviation his life career, but he will still find time to go bowl- ing. One of the best features of high school, according to him, was the lunchroom. William B. N. Berry 9 Irving Street Honor Roll, Dramatic Club, Stamp Club, tennir learn Brilliant but quiet Bill hntls scouting a verv satisfy- ing hobby. Next year he will be found plugging at a naval academy. Good luck, Bill,'l Robert I. Bianchi 219 Cedar Avenue Golf tearn, Ski Club Bob, whose favorite sports are golf and skiing, thinks he will enter Boston University. He will always re- member the 1948 State Schoolboy Golf Finals held in the pouring rain. Page Tweniy-one

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Richard P. Brenton 32 Kenilworth Road Tall, blond Dick, who enjoys swimming and bowl- ing, will hold his sophomore aeronautics class longest in his memories of Arlington High. His future is undecided. Donald F. Brosnan 88 Lake Street Honor Roll, bareball team, Dramatic Club Don will enter Tufts where he will major in French and chemistry. An outstanding baseball player, he also likes to play hockey. 1 Anne M. Bullock 126 Robbins Road Quiet Anne enjoys getting into mischief and dancing. She will never forget her his- tory class with Mr. Johnson. Best wishes for your future, Anne! joseph M. Burke 289 Lake Street Track, Luncbroom Dartmouth-bound Joe's favorites are football, baseball, hockey, and track. Even the memory of the long climb from room 4B to 34 tires him out. lean L. Cadario 64 Glenburn Road Honor Roll, G, A. A., Jwirnrning, bowling, basketball Mr. Cavalieri's algebra Il class will always remain vivid in Jean's memories of A. H. S. She wants to become an air- line hostess after graduating from B. U. Alice M. Callahan 73 Freeman Street Honor Roll, Art Club, Dramatic Club, Cbronicle After graduation from Massachusetts Art, Larz will be a fashion illustrator. Dash- ing into school at 8:14M A. M. and W. Y. W. meet- ings will linger longest in her memory. Iohn M. Calnan 18 Eustis Street Dramatic Club, Fine Arts, baxeball Cal is a Bruins' fan and used to meet the fellows at the hockey games quite often. Duke is his selection for fur- thering his education. Francis M. Calvi 11 Alfred Road Frank, who'll enter pho- tographic school, thinks he couldn't possibly forget Skip- py Skinner's physics class. He doesn't understand why he missed the Hrst half of the '48 Lynn Classical game. Dorothy M. Cameron 18 Buena Vista Road Bowling, tennis, .rwimrning Witty Dottie's future is still in question. She had lots of fun at A. H. S. football and hockey games and loves to go on hayrides with Our Gang. Franklin H. Cameron 27 Ashland Street Printing Fuggy plays football in his soare time. Thoughts of A. H. S. will recall to him Mrt Arthur's printing class and the fun he had in the lmchroom. Page Twenty-tbree .......g