Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Back R w W Mo ton R Najanan K Mller D Butle J Sampson H Bggs R Peterson R Dormltzer Font R K Molloy M Morton Mr Sampson A Aldrxch M Shute CHESS CLUB Take a peek 1nto room Hve some Fr1day afternoon and one w1ll see game IS supposed to be for sharp w1tted folks, we have a lot of fun under the SllpC1'V1S1OIl of Mr Sampson, our faculty advlsor The club 15 very 1nformal and conslsts of anyone who llkes to play chess or would llke to learn The chess club belongs to the Greater Boston H1gh School Chess League cons1st1ng of Boston Techmcal, Boston Latln, Cambrrdge Latln, Brooklme H1gh, Roxbury Memorlal, and Arl1ngton H1gh We play one game away and one at home wlth each team Games are also arranged wlth other hlgh schools yust for pure enjoyment The key players thls year were Tack Sampson, Guy Qulnlan, R1chard Nayarran, and Greg Andrews, all of whom wlll be around next year to ra1se our team to vlctory Twenty four uassortedn people thoroughly engrossed in the game of chess. Although this

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We are capable of STAMP CLUB The Stamp Club, under the dlrectlon of Mr Skxnner, IS made up of students mterested 1n that lowly ltem, the postage stamp After a late start the club 15 now 1n full swmg Its members meet each Thursday to ask and answer questrons about stamps, look over eac 1 other s C0llCCI10HS, and trade extra stamps or those who are mterested not only ID our own country but also 1n other lands, thls lS a very good place to follow thrs IHICFCSI These llttle PICCCS of colored paper reflect somethlng of the ln es of other peoples and help us to compare our l1ves and tradltlons wlth the1rs 36' 4' X og Xf 0 Q it AX Balt R C Zucke J Sampso P Rega A MacDonald I' I R NIH-lan C ADI Orlh Y S n S Nia tes M Nlorlon Tu enlj three

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expreffing our ta lentig flalli Rim: B. Buiklur. R. Comm-y. li. liihher. J. Mitchell. J, Mcliclxiv. C, M.uDoug.il. Ii. lluuell. E. Keating. D. Galchell. R. Dovedeo. B. Bolt amill. A. Mvtlloiiar. .Hiddlr Razz: R, Bal-ter R. Haines. W. Doyle. A. Dukakis. YV. Cox. M. Shutc. C. Bellotti. J. Colgan. A. Bacon. M. Doherty NI Wall. H. Foley. J. Spano. li. Aimave. J. Williams. R. Daxitlsoiiali. Mcfios. V. Cooke. C. Hintlian, N. Hervey, R. Czeilinsky. II. Robinson. G nson. IZ. Hallett. R. Reid. C. Xzadian. AI. Donaldson. Ifrmzl Rnzt: C. .-Xdainian. .X. Alrlricli. M. Morton. S. Weston. D. Ueotis. M. Strung. G. Ald ei on. G. jeqhelian. .X. Walker. V. Lym.s. L. Bellutti. M. Collins. B. Cosman. R. Keating. l.. Lordan. P. Hanlon. M. Doran. R. Gedies. L. Caxicchi DRAMATIC CLUB Iafcsidwzt ...... ..... A L WALKER Vice 1'rc'5ide11z .. .... VIRGINIA LYONS Secretary .... GLADYS IEGHELIAN Treasurer ................. CAROL ADAMIAN As in past years, the Dramatic Club has enioyecl great success at A.H.S., both in its annual protluctions, Our Miss Brooksf' in 19533 'State Fair, in 1954: Wfhe Goose Hangs High. in 1955: and its entries in the Northeastern ff 1 Massachusetts Regional Drama Festival. ? ln our Sophomore anal Iunior years Mrs. Matthews ,I mg anal Miss Manning greatly helpetl in our protluctions, '31, ' fx but upon the retirement of Mrs. Matthews we were ' all left without a coach. Then we met our new mlirector, V. 'K .y Mrs. Sampson. She startenl the year with many changes, li, Q RQ 'I lI1ClLllllIlg that of moving the tlate of the club's annual Vai ' sa!! .J play from March to December at which time shelpro- yt' f I tlucetl a successful cometly. 'The Goose Han s H1 h, i ut ' 5v-- - . ' . g . g j Q- 1155-1-.iq III three acts. VVe would like also to recognize the -5 R 'I -ff--4 actors. backstage crews. ushers. faculty managers. the v' .-'.i . -'I business, atlyertising. properties. anel program com- ? 1 5 mittees. plus the many members acting in no official W capacity but always on hand. Twenij -fire