Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Gertrude Frances Doherty 144 Warren Street For all the world would call her friend. ” Swimming and dancing are Ger- trude’s favorite activities. She will long remember Mr. Einzig’s Chorus class. David Paul Donnelly 63 Brattle Street His smile is sweetened by his gravity.’’ Undecided about his future, Swish” will long remember Mr. KapfF’s Math 111 class. He is a baseball enthusiast. Marguerite B. Donovan 33 Dudley Street Bou ' ling, G. A. A. I ' ll speak to thee in silence.” Margie,” who is very enthusias- tic when it comes to music and sports, will always remember her senior year, especially Mr. Burke’s economics class. Francis Paul Doran 44 Brooks Avenue Dramatic Club Life is a play?” Likeable Frankie” is undecided as to what he shall do. Photography and roller skating are his pastimes. Longest to be remembered are the friends of his Senior year. James Michael Doran 26 Bartlett Avenue Football, Track I have been one acquainted with the night.” Fish, who has had many good times with the Unforgetable Night C-lub,” wants to attend Boston Col- lege after graduation. Sandra “Wendy” Dorman 1 1 Montrose Avenue Dramatic Club, Gilbert and Sulli- van, Chronicle. Badminton It is better to play than do nothing.” After graduation we will find Wendy” studying hard at Ober- lin College. Nfr. Eaton’s Math 11 class will always stand out in her memories of A. H. S. Bette Ann Doughty 197 Westminster Avenue Laugh and the world laughs ivith you.” Annie” would like to do office work. Among her favorite pastimes are bowling and roller skating. Al- ways to be remembered is Miss Binnig’s Shorthand 1 class. Ronald Anthony Downing 19 Putnam Road Dramatic Club. Book Reviewers, Discussion Club Work produces perfection.” Bentley School of Accounting will be lucky to have Ron” with his winning personality. While Ron” is heading toward his goal in life, he will be remembering Miss Cas- sone’s Type. II class. Ronald Bruce Eagleston 36 Margaret Street Do it well and success is yours.” Eggie,” who likes all sports in general, plans to be a commercial photographer after graduation. The fun he had in the Hall will be long remembered. Raymond Earl Eddy 22 Williams Street Great hopes make great men.” Ray,” whose favorite sports are swimming and bowling, is uncertain about his future. He will always re- member Mr. Coletta’s drawing classes. Rage Twenty-nine i,

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Robert Donald D’Apice 73 Waverly Street Student Council, Band. Chronicle Good sense and good nature are never separated.” Bob” will join the Air Force after graduation and study radar. He will be remembered for his good nature and leadership in the Vocational Department. Joan Louise Darcey 65 Brattle Street Gentle in manner, firm in reality.” Joan’s favorite outside activities are tap dancing and bowling. She will not forget working in the of- fice. Cynthia Ann Davieau 31 Chestnut Street G. A. A., Field Hockey. Dramatic Club. Basketball There is none like her, none.” Cinnie,” who plans to attend B. U., will always remember walk- ing to lunch in her junior year with a special friend. Patricia Ellen Day 1 5 Bow Street Bowling She is the kind whose nature knows no worries.” Pat,” a future secretary, will never forget the fun she had in Miss Cassone’s typing class. Bowl- ing and roller skating have given Pat much fun. Constance Ann DeCaprio 24 Scituate Street G. A. A., Basketball, Softball, Field Hockey Absence makes the heart grow fonder.” Connie,” who has many friends at A. H. S., will not be forgotten while she’s at the Lawrence Memo- rial Hospital. Skating and bowling are her favorite outside activities. Janet Lorraine DeCosta 1 Magnolia Street G. A. A. A little girl with a peppy way.” Jan” loves to listen to hillbilly music. She will never forget her cooking classes with Miss Forsyth. Angela A. DeLorenzo 94 Varnum Street Student Council. Cheerleading, Chronicle. G. A. A.. Secretary of Gilbert and Sullivan. Girls’ Hockey, Basketball, Flonor Roll She is always peppy, never blue.” Angie,” a vivacious all-round good sport, intends to go to Kath- arine Gibbs next year. Dancing and sports take top honors on her list of varied activities. Pauline Faith DeMatteis 125 Webster Street G. A. A., Bowling, Chess Club, Camera Club Gaily the troubador touches his guitar.” Either the Waves or office work will claim fun-loving Tex” after high school. She will always remem- ber Miss Thompson’s typing class. Carol Joyce Dewing 176 Pleasant Street Wise to resolve, and patient to perform.” Her Spanish teacher and Mr. Col- etta’s art classes will always be re- membered by sports-loving Carol. After leaving A. H. S. she plans to attend art school. Nancy Ann Dingwell 26 Swan Place Bowling, Modern Dance A carefree heart, a sunny smile.” Miss Krastin’s English class will long be remembered by Nancy who plans to be an airline hostess. Her favorite outside activities include ice skating and swimming. Page Twenty-eight

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Raymond H. Elden d l .. a c- i Robert A. Finlayson 337 Forest Street hutich room ' I go without care — free and easy.” Turk, who enjoys all sports, is undecided about his future, but we know he ' ll succeed at whatever he does. His English classes will be long remembered. )ean Carol Enos 38 Exeter Street Chorus ”A friend to all.” Jean, whose favorite outside ac- tivity is having fun, plans to at- tend a comptometer school after graduation. She’ll always remember trying to park her car at 8; 10 a. m. Joseph Francis Errico 9 Webster Street To loaf is a science.” Joe, who is going into photog- raphy after high school, will never forget Mr. Danforth’s class in his junior year. His outside activities include skating. Ca herine Margaret Evans 10 Newland Road The U ' orld is all before me. Kay” plans to enter the business world after graduation. Bowling and roller skating take up her free time. She’ll never forget Mrs. Bray ' s Eng- lish 11 classes. 30 Harlow Street Tall, dark and silent type. It’s Bentley’s next year for good- looking Bob, who will study ac- counting. Mrs. Bray’s English class will remain among his fondest memories. Football and hockey are tops with him. Sally Ann Fiorenza 82 Marathon Street Honor Roll. Bowling. Gilbert and Sullivan, Chronicle, Year Book Gentle in manner, firm in reality.” Sally’s placid disposition and win- ning personality will certainly aid her in fultilling her hopes for a secretarial career. Miss Binnig’s Shorthand classes will provide happy memories for Sally. Anne Louise Fitzgerald 30 Marion Road Gilbert and Sullivan, Softball, Tennis He climbs highest who helps others.” Fun-loving Fitzie,” who plans to join the Air Force, will never for- get Mr. Fusco’s history class in her junior year or the wonderful time she had in the Gilbert and Sullivan play. Donald F. Fitzgerald 27 Lafayette Street In worry he does not believe.” Model boat building is Fitzy’s favorite outside activity. He will al- ways remember Mechanical Draw- ing with Mr. Danforth. Phyllis Rose Ferrarini 14 Egerton Road Honor Roll. Basketball . Field Hock- ey, Tennis. Student Council. Modern Dancing, G. A. A. Laughter and common sense are a rare combination.” Popular Phyl will be found at Boston University next year. She’ll remember the fun at the football and hockey games. Active in school, she enjoys ice skating and dancing in her spare time. Jeanne Marie Fitzgerald 85 Cleveland Street Basketball, Bowling, G. A. A., Gilbert and Sullivan Birds can fly, why can’t 1?” Jeanne, who enjoys many sports, will long remember Miss Cassone’s typing class in her junior year. Her favorite sports are skating and bowl- ing. Page Thirty