Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Back Row: A Pennio, J. Barry, J. Roberts, J. McLaughlin. C. Kelly, D. Sullivan, E. McKelvie, H. Rosenberger, F. Matigian, R. Riccobene, F. Ananikian, G. MacPhail, J. Kennedy, A, Cavanagh, B. Chambers, M. Fitzgerald. J. Kerivan, C. Farrell, C. Caterino, M. Barbagallo, C. Nooman, C. Rackliffe. J, Daigle, A. O’Rourke. Third Row: B. Warren, J. Thibedeau, M. Faucon, J. Crosby, C. Cummings, C. Cummings, A. Yirikian, J. Higgins, E. Center, R. Regut, N. Roghaar, V. Olson, M. Lowe, C. Lawson, V. Buck, V. Hutchinson, L. Keefe, V. Alexander, N. Ogden. R. Melin, J. Callahan, E. Torpey, B. Man- dis, C. Alexie, E. Doctoroff. I. Gechijian. Second Row: C. Jonah, P. Grant, W. Drinan, L. Bellotti, A. McMahon. P. Wade, R. Buckley. R. Fitzgerald. G. Shogren, Mr. Sampson. S. Ch’en, R. Foley. L. Perry, L. Paz, J. Williams. M. Moltman, J. King, S. Locke, E. Keefe, A. Lawton. First Row: R. Pothier, G. Gara- bedian, A. Keyes, M. Stimpson, J. Hayes, N. Leahy, M. Caruso, P. McSweeney, J. Alsen, M. Estey, A. Porter, E. Dolan. G. Cahaly, D. Reynolds. T wenty-two The Chronicle Editor Robert Foley Assistant Editor Sylvia Ch’en We can well be proud of our school news- paper, the Chronicle. The day before the Chronicle is issued, traditional curiosity mounts as to what it will contain. Editorials, stories, jokes, articles, reports on school activities and sports, the ever popular Scene Around,” and anything of special interest always can be found. The Chronicle serves as a medium to bring everyone in Arlington High School to- gether and promote interest in school activities. Those who work on the Chronicle Staff gain valuable experience on the publishing of a newspaper. Under the able direction of Mr. Sampson, faculty adviser, the members of the Chronicle staff deserve praise for a job well done.

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have, Front Row: V. Hutchinson, A. Dukakis, F. Worth, J. Ortel, B. Cosman, B. Brandt, M. Long, E. Donovan, G. Olson. Back Row: R. Porteus, D. Leonard, R, Keeney, K. Sharkey, T. O’Leary, J. Corelli, R. Dorr, R. Polimeni, J. Spence, S. Weston, Mr. Einzig. Orchestra Arlington High can be very proud of its fine orchestra, which is always available. This year’s orchestra, with its wonderful music, de- serves our greatest praise. The orchestra makes our assemblies more enjoyable with its musical offerings, and without its fine music the Gilbert and Sullivan Club show could not go on. The yearly combined concert of the Arlington and Winchester High School orchestras is a treat for all who are able to attend, while the annual Christmas assembly will long be remembered by all for its inspirational and spirited Christ- mas music played by the orchestra. Mr. Ein- zig, the capable director, will never be for- gotten, for he gave the members excellent train- ing and enabled them and us to enjoy many happy, musical hours. T wenty-one

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Dramatic Club brought Rear Row: F. Murray, L. Paz, H. Sulahian, R. Porteus, R. Sampson, M. Nasr. Second. Row: Mrs. Mat- thews, J. Poor, M. Claar, J. Peabody, W. Moore, B. Warren. R. Fitzgerald, A. Ottoson, B. Morrison, S. Ch’en, M. von Hein, Miss Manning. Front Row: C. Caterino, E. DoctorofT, A. Cavanagh, M. Moltman, N. Roghaar, A. O’Rourke, J. Kerivan, J. Mongeau, E. Beagen, V. Hutchinson, P. Hoyt. E. Chang. The Dramatic Club has enjoyed great success during our three years at A. H. S., both in its annual productions: ' Meet Corliss Archer,” in 1952, Our Miss Brooks,” in 1953, and State Fair,” in 1954, and in its entries in the Northeastern Massachusetts Regional Drama Festivals. Mrs. Matthews and Miss Manning, with their helpful advice and wise coaching, made working on the plays fun for everyone. The actors, business, advertising, and pro- gram committees, backstage crews, and ushers, with their faculty managers, plus many mem- bers acting in no official capacity, but always on hand when needed, can all be proud of their contributions. Credit should also go to the club officers, including this year’s officers, Presi- dent Judith Kerivan, Vice-President Ann O’Rourke, Secretary Janet Mongeau, and Treasurer Carol Caterino. Other activities, especially the annual picnics at Craine’s Beach, have also provided us with lasting memories. President Judith Kerivan Vice-President Ann O’Rourke Secre tary Janet Mongeau Treasurer Carol Caterino T wenty-three