Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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MARTHA ACHENNE Basketball 1-2-3-4 Captain of Basketball 3. © The ’ Wishing Well 1. Bashful Mr. Bobbs 3. Chehalis Liter’ ary Society 1. Literary Club 2. Glee Club 1. Secre¢ tary Athletic Association 3. Girl Reserve 4. Athletic Association 1-2. You would go a long while Before you would find a girl With a smile like Tut's. MARGARET BISHOP Glee Club 1-2. Uke Club 2 Girl Reserve 1-2-3-4. Secretary of Girl Reserve 3, Travel Club 2. Basket ball 3-4. Chehalis Literary Society. In basketball she plays with zest, In school she studies hard, To be in front she does her best She's never off her guard, MARGARET BONAR Chebalis Literary Society 1-2. Dramatic Club Secre- tary 3. Girl Reserve 2-3-4. Miss Cherry Blossom 1. The Wishing Well 2. Glee Club 1-2-3-4. Uke Club 2. Orchestra 4 Peg is one ygreat vampire With eyes ax black as coal «She has more hearts a flutter But still she's reached her goal. TONY BIANCO Vice President of Literary Digest Club 3. Football be4 Basketball 4 Hi-Y 2-3-4. Athletic Association 1-2-3 Boys’ Glee Club 2, Jr. Dramatic Club 2 (Says of women): She needs no eulogy, She speaks for herself. sixteen

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THE- SENIORS This Indian’s name is Chief Adventure. He is going forth from his hunting grounds to find new lands to conquer. The sun is now setting in the West and he has stopped to think of the past and the future. His feelings as he sits astride his horse are a mixture of anticipa- tion and regret. The regret is for leaving his wigwam, where he has experienced both tri- umphs and failures, while the feeling of an- ticipation comes from the human instinct to want to see and to hear new things. There is no fear in his heart as he sits there, for he has confidence in his own prowess. This is the symbol of the Senior Class for we, too, are going forth to new hunting grounds to find new projects to conquer. Will our adventures be a success? With the training we have received in our reservation, we believe so. There is an element of sadness in our hearts as in the heart of the Indian, for we too are going out into the wide world to seek our fortune. Although the future looks glowing and bright, the parting from the old reservation, which has been home to us for twelve years, casts a slight shadow over the setting sun. Then the feeling comes over us that our sun is now setting in the West, but on the, morrow we know that the sun will rise again more bright and beautiful than ever, for we will have gone on doing our best to win fairly in all the ventures we undertake. Senior Class Officers

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EVELYN BOUCHER Basketball 2-3-4. The Wishing Well 1. The Hoodoo 1. Bashful Mr. Bobbs 3. Rhodora Literary Society 1. Literary Club 2. Girls’ Glee Club 1 Girl Reserve 1-2-3-4. French Club. Athletic Association 1-2-3, Cheerful, jolly, with a pleasing smile, To know her well is worth your while. HELEN CARLSON Physics Club 3 History Club 3 Travel Club 2 Literary Club 1. Glee Club 1. Helen is a sweet girl Very nice and prim and indeed she should be For look at the class she's in. JOHN CIANCUTTI Athletic Association 1-2-3. Chehalis Literary Sociezy 1. Literary Club 2. Football 2-4. Hi-¥ 4 Our star in football Ix in love with the girls one and all, Now we wonder which of the co-eds he likes best, A girl from Wen Hi, or one of the rest. MILDRED CRUSE Girt 1-3-4. Rhodora Literary Society 1. Glee Club 1-2-3- Dramatic Club 2. Athletic Association 1-2-3. Uke Club 1. Sewing Club 1. Reserve 1-2-3-4 Mid is a girl whose reform we must relate. She's changed from “Better late than never” To “Better never late.” seventeen