Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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and appreciative of, Mr. Raymond S. Morrill The principal of a high school, and especially of a large high school, is the liaison officer linking the combined efforts of groups and individuals into the cooperative enterprise termed modern education. To all organizations in the community he represents both faculty and stu- dent body. He also maintains a high level of human endeavor and physical efficiency from personnel and school plant respectively. Such are his leadership and philosophy that teach- ers and students are glad his life has touched theirs. All these things Mr. Morrill has done, and done both willingly and capably. We the Class of 1954, who have benefited so much from his efforts, take this opportunity to express the appreciation which he so richly deserves. And also, Mr. President Efficient? I’ll say so! Seven

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ever indebted to, Dedication We, the graduating class, will take with us this spring many fond memories of high school, and especially of our instructors. This year, we honor William T. McCarty, our unparalleled track coach. We who have had a more intimate association with Doc” know him to be a true inspiration, counselor, and friend. All know him to be a coach par excellence, humorist, and gentleman. During the past half century, Doc” has endeared him ' .elf to all — students and townsfolk alike. After coaching at Cornell, Tufts, Maine, and Ohio State, he came to Arlington in 1918 to lead our football, baseball, hockey, and track teams to numerous championships. Later, he devoted his entire efforts to his first love, track, where he has brought to Arlington national fame and above all has molded the characters of many boys by instilling in them true sportsman- ship, enthusiasm for the game, and the abilit • to take both victory and defeat gracefully. Rarely do age and youth combine so successfully. It is with great pride and appreciation that we, the Class of 1954, dedicate our Year Book to William T. Doc” McCarty. Six

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those who ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT Raymond S. Morrill. Principal Charles H. Downs, Assistant Principal Martha S. Moffatt, Dean of Girls Theresa B. Binnig COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT W. Ray Burke, Head of Department Mary Thompson Mary L. Cassone Henry M. Toczylowski Bernard A. Courtney James J. Toner William T. Gibbs Russell S. Wallace Glenna Kelly Francis Kirk DRIVER TRAINING Frank Kotchin Raymond Kroll ENGLISH DEPARTMENT George Lincoln. Head of Department Arline Dow Grace Jerardi Theresa Krastin Lena Manning Helen Matthews Mary O ' Connell FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT L. Hassler Einzig Donald Hermance GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Bert A. Roens. Director Ellen B. Fitzpatrick, Assistant Director Mary F. Barry E. Christine Norwood HOME ECONOMICS May Campbell. Supervisor Florence Forsyth Josephine Lee Janet Robinson INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mary Prestwood LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Guy Petralia, Head of Department Bessie Bailey Veronica Barry Grace Jerardi Bessie Bailey Veronica Barry Agnes Bray Iris Brown Isabelle Cutler Mary Donovan Joseph Coletta Eight