Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Paul Leo Cameron 40 Sherborn Street Hockey, Baseball The hi h towers of B. C. are for Paul next year. There he will major in Business Administration. Cid” will make an excellent salesman if he can talk as well as he plays baseball and hockey. Rosamond lean Cameron 18 Peabody Road Field Hockey ( varsity ) , Bas- ketball, Tennis, Softball, G. A. A., Chronicle, Gilbert and Sullivan, Ski Club Roz has chosen Lasell Junior College for further schooling. Getting a coke at Martin’s after school will long be remembered by her, eh Roz”? We hope that she will still have time to go swimming and sailing after graduation. Jean Ann Campbell 12 Aerial Street The lucky patients at the Deaconess Hospital will find Jean there next September training to be a nurse. Both an ardent roller-skater and dancer, Jean spends much of her time developing perfec- tion in these activities. Ralph C. Canniff 670 Massachusetts Avenue Ralph will go to Bentley School of Business which will prepare him for a career as an accountant. He ' s an ice- skating enthusiast. Miss Hunt’s Period 5 English classes will be remembered longest by him. Eleanor Capasso 29 Coolidge Road Bowling ’’Swifty” plans to be a hair- dresser. Getting Mr. Wal- lace’s lunch every day will always stand foremost in her mind — and she’ll never for- get that mad dash to Room 62, eh ’’Swifty”? Robert Carasitti 143 Scituate Street Carrots ” will be a printer, so naturally his favorite classes were those spent in the print shop. He likes sports in general, but he’s especially partial to baseball. Christine O. Card 152 Crosby Street Honor Roll, Gilbert and Sul- livan, Chronicle { Feature Edi- tor), Glee Club, Latin Club, G, A. A., Editor-in-Chief of Year Book Fun-loving Chris” will be seen at Wellesley College next year. She’s especially fond of horseback riding, dancing, and Rainbow. Chris” won- ders what we would ever have done without Martin’s after school! Phyllis Ann Carlson 1 Wollaston Avenue Charming Phyl” won’t forget the fun at the football games and Miss Binnig’s shorthand classes. She plans to enter office work after high school. Angela Marie Capasso 29 Coolidge Road Seamstress Angie” will remember her classes with Mrs. Lee best of any in her three years at Arlington High. Much of her time is spent at the bowling alleys and thus we imagine she is an expert bowler. Richard Henry Carlson 62 Crescent Hill Avenue Ski Club Friendly Dick” enjoys hunting and fishing. We know that Mr. Eaton’s math classes and lunch will be what he remembers best. Af- ter high school he plans to attend Tufts. Page Twenty-seven

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Carol Linda Bresnahan 28 Jason Street Honor Roll. G. A. A.. Swimming, Bowling, Tennis Breezie hopes to be an airline hostess but plans to enter Mount Ida first. She will always remember being Mr. Downs ' secretary during one of his classes. Robert D. Brian 91 Scituate Street Bob, who sees himself as a future salesman, enjoyed Mr. Johnson ' s history class best of any at A. H. S. At- tending sports events and bowling keep him occupied outside class. John Brillante 35 North Union Street Brill likes football and hockey and will always re- member his chemistry experi- ments in the lab. See you in Florida, Brill.” Robert Avery Brown 5 Robbins Road Rec” Committee, Dramatic Club, Chronicle. Fine Arts Club Bob hopes to attend Le- land Powers. His liking for sports, dancing, acting, and telling jokes should help in his career in dramatics. He will never forget Miss Man- ning ' s and Miss O ' Connell ' s English classes. Joseph Francis Browne 840 Massachusetts Avenue Hockey. Football. Baseball, Chronicle, Stamp Club Harvard will welcome Joe next year. He enjoys all sports, especially hockey, football, and baseball. Mr. Kroll ' s chemistry class will al- ways be remembered by him. Robert E. Bunnell 40 Windsor Street Hockey. Baseball, Chronicle Bob” hopes to make his mark in radio or television. His trip to Providence to see the hockey team clinch the New England title will al- ways be cherished in his memories. Helene Elizabeth Burke 8 Orchard Place Honor Roll, Editor of Chronicle, Orchestra Helene will be seen at Rad- cliffe next year. Her outside activities include swimming and square dancing. She will never forget the wonderful classmates and teachers who made her high school years so interesting. Thomas E. Burns 64 Park Street Football, Track Tom” hopes to go to Franklin Tech, to take up electrical engineering. Draw- ing occupies most of his spare time. He will never for- get Mr. Fusco ' s P. O. D. classes. Richard John Bussey 18 Winter Street Gilbert and Sullivan. Chronicle, Rec,” Lunchroom, Band Blonde, handsome Dick” will further his education at B. U. or Tufts. Football, swimming and flying take up much of his spare time. He will always remember dis- cussing poetry in Miss Kras- tin ' s Senior English class. Edward Gabriel Cahaly 76 Oxford Street Class Treasurer. Student Council, Baseball Popular Ed” wants to go into business for himself some day. Watching football and hockey games is his fa- vorite pastime. He will al- ways remember the good old days of his Sophomore year. Page Twenty-six

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Charles Edward Carney 47 Lake Street Charlie” enjoys playing hockey. Most unforgettable during his high school career were the hockey play-offs in Rhode Island. His future will start at Franklin Institute. Albert James Caterino 53 Park Street Basketball. Baseball, Football Al” remembers best Mrs. Bray ' s English classes. He is planning to attend Bryant and Stratton, which will help him to become a successful junior executive. Roberta May Caterino 18 Williams Street Basketball. Softball, G. A. A., Guidauce Room Assistant Bobbie” will always re- member her wonderful class- mates, and the marvelous times she had at A. H. S, Her future is undecided but of her high school years the only regret she has is leaving them behind her. Charles R. Chamberlain 39 Lewis Avenue Honor Roll Red” enjoys the thrills of hunting, shooting, and stock- car racing. Miss Norwood ' s th period English classes fascinated him during his successful high school career. Judith Chamberlain 160 Jason Street Honor Roll. Dramatic Club, Ski Club. G. A. A., Repre- sentative of Massachusetts Girls’ State. Chronicle. Ten- nis, Corresponding, Secretary of Girls’ Club Vivacious, fun-loving Ju- dy won ' t easily forget IVIr. Eaton ' s wonderful (and ter- rifying) math classes. The en- thusiasm she had for A. H. S. will sparkle at Colby Junior College and after. Barbara Mae Chaplin 126 Paul Revere Road Barb” remembers Miss Cassone ' s typing class best. Heading for a career in of- fice work, she enjoys bowding and dancing in her spare time. All the luck in the world to a grand girl. Jean Carol Chase 20 Trowbridge Street Gilbert and Sullivan. Girls’ Glee Club. Guidance Office Assistant Jeanie” won ' t forget Mr. Eaton ' s Math III classes. To her A. H. S. has meant a swell time” with a host of wonderful friends. Phyllis A. Cherone 272 Oakland Avenue Bou ling Phyl” plans to attend a business school. She has been one of Arlington ' s ardent football fans. Mr. Wallace ' s classes have provided her with many laughs. Martha Ann Clancy 46 Old Mystic Street Manager of Field Hockey, Dramatic Club, G, A. A., Latin Club, Gilbert and Sul- livan, Tennis. Chronicle Staff Martha will remember longest the Ashka-mashka Club and the wonderful friends she has made at A. H. S. Next year will find Martha smdying at Wellesley. Phyllis Marie Clarkson 48 Maynard Street Honor Roll. IG. ?A. A.. Chronicle. Bowling. Swim- ming, Guidance Office As- sistant Phyllis plans to attend Kathleen Dell ' s so that she may become a secretary. She will always remember the fun she had at the Skating Club and the Rec”. Page Twenty-eight