Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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expandm our abzlztzag Z y RGd A 1 MK B MD Aldh W GILBERT 81 SULLIVAN CLUB Preszdent SARAH IANE WESTON Vzce Preszdenz EDWARD HAZLETT Buszncss Manager DAVID MACKIE Ever slnce I started school I have heard about the Gllbert Sc Sull1van Club and seen many of thelr productlons In my Sophomore year I had the chance to become Z1 member of th1s club and part1c1pate 1n IIS act1v1t1es In IQSQ H M S Pmafore was the offermg and as It was my Hrst show of 1ts klnd It soon became my favor1te I eagerly 21W2llfCLl The Gan dolzers which was to be the show for 1954 and I wasnt Ll1S3pP01IlICCl as It was one of the most successful of the G Sz S lmmortals At last I was a senlor lookxng forward to another year of fun and musxc A sparklmg Varlety Show headed the agenda this year buxlt around the theme of Thu zs my Country Llke the productlons of the past thls show also proved to be a smashlng success Under the drrectlon of the Messrs Ernzxg and Sulllvan and leadersh1p of our presldent Sally Weston we have all had many good tlmes and gamed some wonderful exper1ence And now even after the flnal chord 1n the G1lbert my NXNCHX 8: Sullrvan Club has been struck IIS ,Ymxwci I v C ov Aol,ge.x-S X 'PXNWFON unforgettable melody llngers on and omg v'I,xX Q, 9,1 if Tuenty rzx I o 0 0 Back Row: C. ucker, D. Dole, W. Cox, A. Walker, R. Czerlinski, W. Doyle. M. Solakian, . c ics, E. nwaye, . Williams, . err, L. rodeur. Front Raw: . oran, A. ric , C. Bellotti, D. Mackie, Mr. Einzig, S. eston, D. Jacobs, E. Hazlett, T. Rosone, E. Ghostlaw, D. Geotis, M. Slrang. . k . . . , . . , . . . 4 fl - Q- ' , J! - xt, Q - - . '-1 R'- X Q X 0 NAIS. X A ' I r - x , ' A HQ! , K -5 I on. I 'Ib C1 I 41 ' I v I q X X .00 1 I X 5 J

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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

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rupportzn am' zdear 1 Lt 1' d Waker E nl R Czelnky X Ramps D Surrelte l'rl P Corbn 'VI Parrot M Mard ga LIBRARY CORPS Recently added to the group of clubs at A H S IS the L1brary Corps, com posed of sophomores, junrors, and SCHIOIS, who volunteer to glve a study per1od each week for the servrce of the l1brary The mam ob1ect1ves of the Club are to tram 1ts members to use the lrbrary sklllfully and at the same tlme to enable them to help the1r fellow students efhclently By havrng such a group workxng 1n the lrbrary the school and each rndrvxdual student has a better opportunrty for findxng pleasure books, research for exams and proyects, current sports and fashlon news, and novels for those never endlng book report asslgnments Each month a meetlng IS held to dlscuss hbrary pol1c1es and projects Annually the Corps undertakes one or two proyects to benefit the school, for example the unforgettable candy sale Along w1th gettlng to understand more fully the advantages a hbrary offers to a person, each member has a wonderful opportunlty for SOC13bll1Iy and recreatlon Tu enly .vez en 0 0 o Srfmd Row: P, Berlocrl, R. ichn-l , A. I . L'lls, . ' ri 5 , 1 . i', . . 'ir Row: M. johns, S. Canzenelli, J. Goodenough, Dickey, J. White, J. Taddeo, N. Hewey, C. Stone, . 1 , l . , . 1, n.