Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Constance L. Colby 22 Highland Avenue Dramatic Club, Gilbert and Sullivan Conniel' hopes to enter Hifkox to train for business. Riding, swimming, bowling, and dancing are tops with Connie Miss Binnig's shorthand classes are among her never-to-be-forgotten mem- ories. William I. Colby 38 Magnolia Street The Muchacho Kid en- joys boxing and swimming. At imaginative moments he sees himself a soldier of for- tune or a marine captaing more likely he'll go to Notre Dame. Ioseph A. Colleran 24 Chester Street Ioe's future is uncertain. He enjoys hockey and baseball and can't forget running down Eastern Avenue every morning at 8:05 to get to school on tfme. Betty-Iane Collings 5 Johnson Road Fine Artr Club, Cbronicle, Dramatic Club Talkative Chuck was tru- ly an active member of Miss Norwood's interesting English class. A gifted artist, she will study at the S'hool of Mod- ern American Artists. Ralph W. Collins 7 Morris Street Fooiball Rip wants to help secure the peace as an oflicer in the Army. He will drown his woes in the camp swimming pool daring time off. Barbara E. Colton 15 Westminster Avenue Honor Roll, skating, bowling, Dramatic Club, Chronicle Barb had fun in all her flasses, especially Miss Bin- nig's. She was very surprised to find' that Medford has so many likeable boys. What about Arlington, Barb ? Richard I. Commins 56 Mount Vernon Street Honor Roll Running for his homeroom when the last bell rang will always remind Dick of A. H. S., whether he chooses to ioin the service or go to col- lege. Marjorie H. Connors 89 Thorndike Street Margie wants to be a comptometer operator. She says her senior teachers were wonderful., as were all home- work assignments. Dancing al- so rates highly with her. Olive A. Connors 200 Broadway Chronicle, Rec Committee Pretty Ollie would like to become a buyer. Her junior sewing class will provide many happy memories as well as useful material for her ca- reer. Emanuel I. Consales 27 Marathon Street Gilbert and Sullivan, track Manny will attend Massa- rhusetts Trade to l.earn the hue points of automotive me- rhanics. He loves to swim and will never forget the Lynn Classical games. Page Twenty-six

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Evelyn M. Caruso 4 Mott Street Dramatic Club, Year Boob, Rec, Chronicle It's B. U. for Evie, who often arrived at football games two hours early. Her last words: Most seniors acted bored, I was just tired. Ann C. Casey 36 Bowdoin Street G. A. A., tennis, bowling, Rec, swimming Athletic Ann chooses Fish- er's for her secretarial train- ing. Horseback riding and Alan I.add's movies are her favorites. She had many good times in the lunchroom and her homeroom. Arlene M. Casey 36 Bowdoin Street , Honor Roll, G, A. A., swimming, bowling, tennis, URecll It's B. U. for Arlene, who hopes to acquire patience and knowledge for teaching com- mercial subjects. She's a con- noisseur of Bing Crosby rec- ords and .likes dancing at the Totem Pole. Theresa R. Cafalano 69 Rhinecliffe Street Honor Roll Terry, who wishes to en- ter the business world, is in- terested in tennis and bicycle riding. The everlasting homework assignments pro- vide her with everlasting memories. Good luck, Ter- ry ! Howard W. Chadwick 71 Claremont Avenue Honor Roll, Dramatic Club, Ski Club Dole, Esqf' outdoor type, will remember the. long trail winding to graduation. He'll study forestry at the Univer- sity of Idaho. Probable des- tination-Alaska. Forward bills, etc., to that address. Donald M. Chambers 136 Wildwood Avenue Donald, who liked Mt. Ar- thur's printing classes in s'hoo.l., will become a printer after he attends B. U. Inci- dentally, he's an enthusiastic A. H. S. football fan. Norma E. Chatelle 62 Waldo Road G. A. A. Shy Mickey, another Florence Nightingale, plans to become a nurse. Bowling, dancing and horseback riding are her most-enjoyed activities. Mr. Eaton's math class will be among her treasured memo- ries. Leo C. Clancy 46 Old Mystic Street Honor Roll, Student Council, Gilbert and Sulliuan, Repre- sentative at Boys' State Popular and handsome Leo, who is definitely a sports en- thusiast, will never forget the friends he has made. We'll all remember likeable Leo, too. Howard Clery 258 Massachusetts Avenue Football, Class Vice-Presitlent, Representative at Boys' State Prospects of a bright teach- ing career loom for Howie, after he graduates from Dart- mouth. His sophomore year is memorable because of the fine friends he made then. Margaret F. Cloherty 115 Newland Road G. A. A., Rec Committee, swimming, bowling When Stretch is a nurse, her medicine will be as sooth- ing as the soft drinks she sold at the Rec, Mr. Krol.l's chemistry class is another hap- py memory. Page Twenty-jiue

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Richard W. Coughlin 21 Dartmouth Street A zealous sports fan, Dick's favorite outside ac- tivities are baseball, hockey, and basketball. Held like to work on a newspaper after finishing some business school. William I. Coughlin 59 Winter Street Bafebrzll Willow really used to bend over backwards getting to Mr. Kemp's lab. classes. Next year he hopes to attend Northeastern and maybe play baseball there. Edward F. Courtney 1 Cross Street Gilbert and Sullivan Eddie, an ardent football and hockey fan, says he had hard times in English. At any rate, he wants an orches- tra of his own some day. john Donald Coyne 18 Gardner Street Don, a regular fella, who likes almost all sports, plans to take a pre-dental course at Northeastern next year. Does anyone need some new teeth? Nancy A. Frances Coyne 15 Lewis Avenue G. A. A. Nancy has found there are 108 stairs to her English class. She'll continue living in the clouds by training to be an airline hostess at Mt. Ida. lean Crandall 1090 Massachusetts Avenue Honor Roll, Jwirnming, bowling Tiny Red intends to go to Simmons. Among her fond memories of A. H. S. will be the Rec. Dancing and knit- ting are her favorite recrea- tions. Dorothy A. Crosby 45 Teel Street Swirnrning, bfztbetball, felcl bocbey, softball, G. A. A., tennrr The pleasure Dottie ex- perienced playing field hockey under Miss McCarthy's coach- ing--and Miss Binnig's words, You don't do that in an of- fice, will be recalled often. Katherine A. Crowley 11 Varnum Street G. A. A., fieltl borbey, bnrbetball, softball Athletic Kay, captain of the field' hockey team, holds her math III class and G. A. A. parties among her most treasured memories. She will attend business school. Marjorie A. Crowley 178 Highland Avenue Honor Roll, Dramatic Club, Cbronlcle Mr. Courtney's demonstra- tive gestures in class gave Margie many a pleasant laugh. In her leisure time she enjoys playing a good game of tennis. Eleanor T. Cullinane 95 Medford Street Honor Roll, tennis Bookkeeping is Theresa's chosen vocation-bowling her favorite activity. Neither she nor the teacher will soon for- get how long it took her- to complete a problem in cloth- ing. Page Twenty-.tenen