Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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ADMINISTRATION GEORGE EUSCO, ADMINISTRATIVE HEADMASTER REED TAYLOR, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Graduation signifies another important milestone in the lives of each member of the class of 1977. You must now look to the future. My sincere hope for each of you is that your dreams and ambitions of the past four years become realities; that your days at Arlington High School in some small measure will have contributed to success and happiness in the future. To each and everyone of you: “Good health, good luck, and may a favorable wind be always at your back!” George F. Fusco HENRY TOCZYLOWSKI, SENIOR HOUSEMASTER RICHARD COLLOMB, ASSISTANT SENIOR HOUSEMASTER 18