Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty ..... We Keep the Wheels Whirring Seniors ..... Who’s Who .... Voc;ational Department Vocational Who ' s Who . Through THE Years . Last Will and Testament Twelve Years Hence Activities .... Sports Division Advertisements

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osa Gr. 9- - i es msToncAL C»LLECT10M 62 Mr. Charles Downs Mr. Downs, our rice-principal , giving sound advice DEDICATION We, who graduate in the spring of 1952, take many cherished memories of Arlington High School and its teachers with us. Many of our teachers have done numerous tasks to help us and have given unselfishly of their time. Mr. Charles Downs, our assistant principal, is such a teacher. His kind guidance and sincere interest have helped our class to grow up, face difficult problems of life and to become better citizens. He has always shared an in- terest in our personal triumphs and disappointments which have arisen in our high school career. His comforting sympathy and advice could always be counted on. Therefore, we, the class of 1952, with deep affection, dedicate our Year Book to our assistant principal, Mr. Charles Downs.

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IN APPRECIATION The center of our high school life has always been our principal, Mr. Mor- rill. We can never forget the great debt that we owe to him for his kind advice, sincere interest, and never failing help. With intelligence, fairness, and wisdom he has always guided our activities. He has always shown great interest in our mental progress, our athletic achieve- ments, and our extra-curricular groups. Therefore, we, the gtaduating class of 1952, express our heartfelt thanks and sincere appreciation to an outstand- ing leader and friend, our principal, Mr. Raymond S. Morrill. Mr. Morrill’s efficient secretaries. Alrf. Brou n and AI .(j Parker Shaping our destinies