Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Dorothy Goidkrand Latin Doreen Guglielmetti Math John Hanley Phys Ed Muriel Healy Business Math Richard Hail Andrew Foxwell Social Studies

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Peter Finn Social Studies Mary Fitzgerald English Myrna Finn English Alan Duckworth Social Studies Maxine Cushing English Marion Fitzpatrick Language I! HE 111 i am 25

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Mary Jane McCarthy English Bruce Larson Manual Arts ■ ' Catherine King Home Ec Douglas Hunter Manual Arts Doris McCarthy Social Studies I look at A.H.S. and I see individuals with individual thoughts— living from day to day is a series of events— some significant, others that go unno- ticed— and circumstances— some joy- ous, others painful— teaching— every- thing that happens helps to add to the uniqueness, the fullness, the beauty of each day— relating to others makes life exciting, purposeful, and unique— those who can’t relate— sad, lost, and searching in circles— each of us too often not acknowledging that we are indebted to others for encouraging the development of our better charac- teristics— all adding up to the ex- hausted but happy feeling at the end of each day— time passes, the year closes, seniors graduate— laughter, tears, success, failure, all the different paths the seniors will take— I can only add: May your life be painted with brushes of happiness on a canvas of love. P. Finberg Rosemary Jones English 27