Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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In r Appreciation This year, as in past years, our school life has centered around our prin- cipal. He has acted as the pivot, the mainstay, of our entire organization. Scarcely a day passes without our realizing the tremendous debt we owe to him for keeping things running smoothly, for instigating progress when progress should be made, for holding youthful ideas in check when enthusiasm over- came better judgment. With wisdom, intelligence, and fairness he has guided our activities through our high school days. Not only has he shown a keen interest and pride in our mental progress and achievements, but also in the progress and achievements of our athletic teams, our clubs, and other extra-curricula groups. His commendation is reward enough for the efforts we make to bring credit and honor to our school. With sincere conscientiousness, our principal has never failed to work for our interests and for those of the school. We, having arrived at the ma- turity of our Senior year, can now more clearly see the good judgment which has tempered his decisions all through our high school careers. With heartfelt thanks for all that he has done for us, we, the graduating class of 1950, express our sincere appreciation to our principal, Raymond S. Morrill.

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FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Einzig Mr. Coletta Mr. Russell PRACTICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Back Row Mr. Sandberger Mr. Danforth Mr. Robinson Mr. Houston Mr. Kirk Mr. Arthur Front Row Miss Anderson Miss Campbell Miss Forsythe Mrs. Lee PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Back Row Mr. Cavilieri Mr. G. Lowder Mr. Toczylowski Mr. W. Lowder Front Row Mr. Downs Miss Garrit ' Miss McCarty D oc” McCarty

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RA ' iMOND S. Morrill