Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Senior High School Obviously, they stole this interesting machine from the Hayden Planetarium. “ . . . and this part works with the other parts ...” “Registration, please . . . Here we have a striped-collar worker. It says here it’s supposed to fit!” Looks like an ordinary briefcase, but “With a machine like this I could “Well, my diagnoisis is .. . inside — rule the world!” 19

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Technical- Vocational From left to right; Mrs. Gilbert Wharton, Mr. Edmund Lewis, Mrs. Gertrude Baldwin. In the Technical-Vocational High School, the Stu- dent Council is composed of nine members. Three stu- dents are selected from each department — Electronics, Machine, and Automotive. Meeting with the Director from time to time, the Council discusses with him vari- ous problems and situations. The students not only pre- sent problems affecting their respective trades, but also offer constructive suggestions on matters concerning the whole school. Through this exchange of advice and ideas, teachers and students profit by being able to understand each other better. As a direct result of this communication, the Director and faculty can more readily cope with problems as they arise in the shops and laboratories of the school. Vocational Student Council. First Row: . Tassone, R. Mainmone, P. Maturse. Second Row; A. Kavanagh, R. Cullinane, J. Hessel, J. Vallarelli, D. Miller. 18

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Exciting off-Broadway season for the Dramatic Club First Row; Mr. Trevisani, D. Clines, P. O ' Connell, D. Poitras, J. Stein, K. Feeley, C. Morrison, F. Knowiton. Second Row: F. Foster, W. Carroll, J. Castaldo, J. Holsworth, T. Shannon, M. Alnian, T. Prato, L. Verity, J. Le- Brun, J. Gariepy, C. DiStephano. “Whadya mean, 1 didn’t sell enough tickets to get my point?!?” ‘‘What’s so funny about saying, ‘Waterloo wai Napoleon’s Waterloo’ ?’’ 20