Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Mary A. Hefron, Secretary Robert K. Fresolo. Trea. Class Officers for 1951 Nick Samellas, President Carole A. Dale, Vice Pres.

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lying around, we noticed that Eleanor Derby is now the new editor. Also on the staff are Kenny Tobiason, Mary Torphy, and Jacky Holland. Nick Samel- las, the eminent lecturer, announced that Muriel Boucher has been acclaimed the best dressed woman in the United States. Her wardrobe was completely made by the foremost designer. Jewel Arthur. Suddenly a hush fell over the crowd as the president of the United States, Earl Sexton, walked in. He was followed by his cabinet consisting of Dick Wedded ton, Edward Moriarty, Don- ald Gerry, Paul Doherty, and Dana Spencer. He announced that a new naval academy had been opened across the street from Annapolis by Nancy Wood. Her first class included Julie D’Orsi, Helen Ribero, Madge Melia, and Marge Hilton. Rose Nastasi has also opened a school which is attended by shy boys only. As Earl was seated, a regiment of WAGS marched in led by Phyllis Kilmer. Since the noise was becoming too great, we made our fond farewells, and were escorted to the door by A1 Tarterini and Dick Muello, the Sandwich Shoppe bouncers. As we passed out (of the door, of course) we all agreed that It’s a small world, isn’t it?” Valerie Robbins, Phyllis Yood, Eleanor Derby. Page Seventeen

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Patricia L. Abbott Diane Eleanor Aimo 74 Quincy Street Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Gilbert and Sullivan, Latin Club Petite Pat” is going to lend her charm to Manhat- tanville next year, but she ' ll never forget Miss Rounds’ and Mr. Eaton’s classes. Her fondest memory will be of the Gilbert and Sullivan sho%v. Sheila Marie Abbott 74 Quincy Street Dramatic Club, Gilbert and Sullivan, Chronicle, Tennis Attractive Sheila plans to attend New Rochelle Col- lege. Art is her favorite out- side activity. She will always remember Mr. Eaton’s inter- esting math class. Paul Francis Adams 40 Coolidge Road Hockey. Football, Basketball. Gilbert and Sullivan. Periclean Forum. Camera Club Tall, dark and handsome — the perfect description for sports-minded Paul, who will remember morning hockey sessions. Next year he’ll be with the Arlington Gas Com- pany. Elaine E. Adell 52 Milton Street Honor Roll, Bowling, G. A. A., Chronicle, Year Book Committee, Basketball. Softball Elaine is headed for Chandler. New Life Club, Youth for Christ, swimming and football games .take up her spare time. She will nev- er forget the classes she had with Miss Binnig and Mr. Wallace. Charles Lawrence Ahern 21 Webster Street Road Tests. Hot Rod Club Charles ' ambition is to win a feature race at Medford Bowl and the West Peabodv Speedway. His favorite out- side activities are stock cars and swimming. 16 Lake Street Honor Roll. Chronicle Staff, Dramatic Club, Camera Club, Bowling, Rec” Committee Dinny,” who is planning to be a stenographer, will never forget her many friends at A. H. S. She likes bowling and skating, and will never forget her classes with Miss Binnig. Lawrence Albertelli 8 Victoria Road Football. Hockey, Track Larry” will never forget the trip to New Orleans. He has no definite plans about the future, but we know he will be successful in what- ever he chooses. Robert P. Amerault 14 Wyman Street Gilbert and Sullivan, Dramatic Club, Lunch Room Active Bob,” who likes sailing and flying, plans on a naval career. He’ll always remember junior English with Mrs. Bray, and the Dra- matic Club and Gilbert and Sullivan shows. Brewster Ames 181 Mystic Street Business Manager of Gilbert and Sullivan, Representative to Massachusetts Boy’s State, Honor Roll Brewster, who enjoys sports and automobiles, plans to at- tend Tufts Engineering. He will never forget Mr. Kapff’s Solid and Trig classes, which will help him at Tufts. Lois Barbara Ames 52 George Street Gilbert and Sullivan Lois’ favorite outside ac- tivities are bowling and golf. She will never forget Mr. Gaudet’s Math II class and History IV with Mr. Thomp- son. Page Nineteen