Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Maxine H. Feinzig 210 Massachusetts Avenue Activities: Honor Roll, Chron- icle. Year Book, Dramatic Club, Latin Club. Max,” who plans to at- tend RadclifFe, enjoys horse- back riding and modern danc- ing. Miss Rounds’ Latin IV class will stand out in her high school memories. Charles M. Fernald 1003 Massachusetts Avenue Activities: Honor Roll. Charlie,” who enjoys skat- ing, Boccie, and woodwork- ing in his spare time, expects to enter rhe radio and tele- vision business. He’ll always remember Mr. Delaney’s classes. Chester L. Field 4 Joyce Road Chester, a future architect who plans to study at M. I. T., enjoys ice skating and outboard racing. Mr. Kapff’s class will remain in his mem- ory longest. Barbara L. Fitzpatrick 112 Jason Street Activities: Field Hockey, Ten- nis, Swimming. Barbara, who will alw ' ays remember her first day in Arlington High, enjoys bowl- ing and dancing. She will never forger Mrs. Lee’s sew- ing classes. Anne E. Fjeld 6 Edith Street Activities: Bowling. Guidance. Anne, whose nickname is Nancy, enjoys many out- side activities. She’ll always remember her junior and sen- ior math classes while she’s attending a school of nursing. Hartwell Flemming, |r. 3 1 Cedar Avenue Activities: Cross Country, In- door Track, Rifle Club. Buzz, whose sport activi- ties include track, rifle club and skiing, will always remem- ber Mr. Eaton’s math class. His next Alma Mater will be Northeastern. Barbara E. Fogg 44 Kenilworth Road Activities: Bowling, Tennis. Barbara, whose favorite out- side activity is roller skating, will never forget Miss O’Con- nell’s class and the good times she had in it. loan E. Foley 85 Newland Road Activities: G. A. A.. Bowling. Softball. Joan, who enjoys bowling, horseback riding, skating and dancing, has memories of the football games during her junior year. She plans to at- tend Burroughs School. Constance A. Foote 24 Eastern Avenue Activities: Honor Roll, Year Book. Gilbert and Sullivan. Dramatic Club. Blonde and vivacious Con- nie, ” well known for her speaking and acting ability, will always remember the re- hearsals for Dramatic Club plays and her Rainbow activi- ties. She plans to attend Wheelock. Nancy L. Forbes 5 1 Chester Street Activities: Gilbert and Sulli- van. Dramatic Club. Discus- sion Club. Chronicle Typist. Nancy will remember rhe fun she had learning to drive and working in the Guidance Office. Nancy w ' ill go into the clerical field. Page Twenty-nine

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Charles Eddy 22 Williams Street Charlie, who is an out- of-doors enthusiast, is headed for the conservation business. The quiet, orderly lunchroom will remain fixed forever in his mind. Margaret E. Fahey 110 Broadway Activities: Eouiing. Glee Club. Swimming. Basketball, Honor Roll. Cute and active Peggy” will always recall the football games and her studies in the Old Hall. She plans to fur- ther her education at Kath- arine Gibbs. Andrew Joseph Egan 64 Freeman Street Activities: Football. Track. Baseball. Hockey. Rugged and popular Joe, one of our star athletes, plans to attend Tulane University. He w ' ill carry with him the memories of the bowl trip, and English with Miss Horri- gan. John D. Fallon U Norcross Street Auto repairing is John’s future occupation. He is an avid and experienced stock car racing fan. Remember Mr. Kirk ' s short” ( ? ) tests! Magnus Einarson 19 Eastern Avenue Mag” especially enjoys playing hockey and tinkering with automobiles. He plans to attend Northeastern after which he will enter the field of electronics. Jean E. Farrington 142 Park Avenue Extension Activities: Head Drum AIa;or- ette. Swimming, Bowling. Chronicle, Basketball. Jean, better known as Tiny,” will never forget Toz’s” geography and Miss O ' ConneH ' s sophomore Eng- lish classes. She plans to at- tend the 1. B. M. School after graduation. Mary M. English 12”! Massachusetts Avenue Activities: Basketball, Base- ball. Bowling. Tennis. Pleasing and attractive Ma- ry, whose interests include dancing, swimming, and bowl- ing, hopes to attend a comp- tometer school. Miss Cassone ' s classes will always be remem- bered by Mary. Victor A. Faucon 54 Temple Street Activities: Track. Honor Roll. Vic,” an ice skating en- thusiast, enjoyed his fifth pe- riod in study hall and Mr. Miller’s chemistry A class. Vic is headed for M. 1. T. next year. Robert England 128 Crescent Hill Avenue Quiet Bob” is as yet un- decided about his future. He will long remember Miss Ahern’s homeroom and Mr. Arthur’s printing class. Fran k C. Faulhefer 997 Massachusetts Avenue Red” plans to enter the radio and television field. Skating and basketball are his favorite outside activities. He’ll never forget his good times in the lunchroom or Mr. Delaney’s pantomimes. Page T wenty-ei ght

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Sarah H. Forbush 80 Pleasant Street Activities: Honor Roll, Gil- bert am! Sullivan, Dramatic Club, Chronicle, Year Book Committee, Sally” will remember Mr. Kemp ' s Chemistry class and the wonderful Guidance as- semblies she helped plan. She will be at Bates next fall where her winning ways are bound to win her many friends. Janice A. Ford 5.3 School Street Activities: Glee Club, Jan, who enjoys horse- back riding and swimming, wdl take her memories of Mr. Toner’s Clerical Training class to Katharine Gibbs next year. Virginia M. Ford 103 Thorndike Street Activities: G, A. A,, Gilbert and Sullivan, Glee Club, Chronicle, Ginger” will never for- get the football games and her favorite activities are bowling and dancing. She will never forget Miss Forsyth ' s cooking classes. Evelyn Franzosa 1 54 Newport Street Activities: Chronicle, G, A, A,, Glee Club, Evie” will long remember the football games and her Business Organization class with Mr. Wallace. Her many school activities will insure her good fortune at Katharine Gibbs. Ruth C. Fraser 242 Forest Street Ruthie,” who enjoys dancing, skating, and bowling in her spare time, is headed for a comptometer school af- ter graduation. She wdll al- ways remember lunch time in her sophomore year. Josephine L. Freni 6 Highland Avenue Activities: Chronicle, Dramat- ic Club, G, A, A, Jo w ' ill have the mem- ories of Mr. Lowder’s sixth period history class w ' ith her for many years to come. She will never forget the football games of A. H. S. Virginia M. Foss 15 Pine Avenue Activities: Glee Club, Ginny” will remember her Typing classes and Mr. Ton- er’s Clerical Training. She will keep up her favorite ac- tivities of tennis, softball and swimming at Katharine Gibbs. Jean Fouhy 139 Washington Street Jean will never forget her friends and companions and the wonderful teachers at A. H. S. Dancing and bowling occupy her spare time, and Burdett will welcome her in the fall. Joan Fuller 1 Mott Street Activities: Glee Club, Chron- icle, G, A, A,, Gilbert and Sullivan, Joan will attend Framing- ham State Teacher’s College next fall. Her favorite activi- ties are dancing and swim- ming. She will long remem- ber the A. H. S. football games. Doris A. Gallagher 215 Mystic Street Activities: Field Hockey, Bas- ketball, G, A, A,, Chronicle, Tennis, Gilbert and Sullivan, Doris will long remember the track meets and her many activities. Her charming per- sonality will be a welcome ad- dition to Boston University. Page Thirty