Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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E1.sA DAHLSTROM And like a queen's, her qolden head. Elsa, tall and blonde, likes dancing and swimming. After she is graduated from Junior College. we expect to see her get somewhere in this world. as she so aptly phrases it. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3: Bas- ketball 2. 3: Year Book: Leap Year Hop: A. A. l, 2.3. I X lf- HELEN DAILEY The more the merrierf' Happy-go-lucky Helen will become a Grst-class telephone op- erator after training at a busi- ness school. She is enthusias- tic over all winter sports. A. A. 1. 2. 3: Chorus 3' Nominating Committee 3. EDNA DAVIS Dashing, daring, duuntless, debonair. Edna. a new-comer to Lex- ington, has quickly found many friends. Her destination is un- known, yet her pleasant dispo- sition will certainly help her success. STANLEY DAVIS cheerful cuss and one qood mixer. ln mechanics, a skillful lixerf' Shorty is a quiet, likable lad. He is a pal to everybody. and is entitled to success in any field that he should chance to under- take. Football l. 2. 3: A. A. l, 2, 3. E- 'x -v.,x,.,- '1 1.41. BERTHA DIAS Honors come bu diligence. Ouiet and reserved, Bertha is a real student. She enioys mu- sic. and will certainly go far in any vocation she may select. Chorus: Orc estra: A. A.: Hockey. Q '90 . BERTHA DICKISON She is willy to talk Io. Blonde, wavy-hair. deep blue eyes. Very witty. Bert is very efficient and wellffttted for her chosen vocation. which is as yet undecided. Basketball-L.'Z: Baseball l. Z. - IRVING DOE Nothing is impossible to a willinq mind. Irving is going to Tufts where he will study to be a chemist, His calmness and work- manship should contribute to his SUCCQSS. Track 2, 3. PHILIP DOLAN i'An artist to the Hnger-zips. Phil's aim is Vesper George and prominence in commercial art. lf talent is important. he will succeed. See his book plate for the Year Book. Year Book: Arts and Crafts Z: Dramatic Club 3.

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ELEANOR CLERKE Quiet and serene at all times. Let us hope Eleanor makes good at Rider College. By read- ing extensively. she may further her ambition of becoming a com- mercial teacher in a secondary school. V IRGINIA CONNOR Dark eyes. charm, and intelli- gence are well combined. Giny's hobby is collecting sweaters. After graduating from Lexington High. she will attend Wilfred Academy to prepare for her work as a beautician. Chorus Z: A. A. l, 2, 3. f. , v,,,, .. M. ,,,,--..- JGSEPH COSTELLO ln quietness and confidence shall be uour strength. Joe did not enter school activ- ities very much. because most of his time was spent in the Lexington Opera House where he conducted people to their seats. fn, K' if fr ya.. ..-fa-cff'vwf RICHARD COWDREY Speech is great, but silence is greater. Often addressed as Coo. prob- ably because of his retiring na- ture. He would like to swim in the 1940 Olympics. Track l. Z. 3: Soccer 35 Chorus l. Z, 3. mdk ,... ,-I .. ..X' MOLLIE CUCCINELLO As quiet as the day is long. Quiet and capable Mollie in- tends to be a teacher. Her des- tination is undecided. but her fancy for hiking will surely land her at some nowtal school.' A ff Zfrfvvwxu 'tAA,cf4L4,fm.4yL DOROTHY CUMMING Versatile, vigorous, vital, uiuaciousf' Dot. one of the most popular girls in our class. is an excellent athlete. and can compose rhymes with ease. Her ambition is to be a swimming instructor. and next year will find her at Bouvo. Hockey 1. Z. 3: Basketball 1. Z. 3: Baseball 1. 2, 3: Lacrosse 1, 2. 3. RUTH CUNHA Quiet and still, get ulwaus pleasant. Ruth, dependable and effi- cient, is undecided about her future although she would like to be a nurse. She has a very interesting hobby of collecting stamps. ANNA CURRAN Silence never betrays uouf' Quiet Dusty likes to do puzzles of any kind. She is go- ing to become a nurse after a course at the Charles Gate Hos- pital. ,w L1

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ll,.Jt.Wt . WILLIAM DUCHARME A blonde who excels in sports. What an athlete Dutchyl And he also has a way with the ladies. I-Ie's going to New Hampton Prep and there he'd like to play baseball. Judging from his past performances, he will. Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2. 3: Baseball l, 2, 3: Foot- ball Fund Chairman. X ix KATHERINE DUFFY Happy-go-lucky, carefree and gay. May good luck be with you all the way. Georgetown University Hos- pital at Washington, D. C., sounds like a big place, but no doubt Kay, as a surgical nurse, will reach it. Chorus: Year Book: Drama- tic Club. WALLACE DUFFY Hard work brings good results. Brud's destined for the Uni- versity of New Hampshire. He'll win friendships there. or any' where for that matter, with his grin and his love of sports. Soccer 1. 2. 3: Baseball l, 2. 3: Basketball 3: A. A. l, 2, 3. DORIS DOWNEY A winning smile. Dudee, who has just come to Lexington High, has won many friends with her charming per- sonality. Her ready smile can captivate the heart of anybody. JOSEPH FARDY He shines as shines the sun. As well as being a polished orator, Joe is an exceptionally fine golfer. He would like to become an automobile salesman and we are sure that he will meet with success in that field. Golf 1, 3: Basketball 3: Soc- cer 3: Dance Committee 2, 3: A. A. 1, 2, 3. FRED FAULKNER Music goes round 'n round. Fred plans to go into the business world after he gradu- ates. Some day we may see him as the head of one of our most prominent business organ- izations. Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Track 3. JEFFERSON FELL He wants to sail to far off places, the different sights to see, An officer on board a ship he will most likely be. After arriving at his destinf ation, which will be a merchant ship, Jeff plans to be a ship's oflicer, and during his spare mo- ments indulge in the grand sport of hunting. ' Football 3: Baseball l, 2. 3. ARTHUR FIELD There's something about a tall man! Abie is a convincing orator, an excellent track man, and a brilliant wise cracker. We can picture him bringing juries to tears with his eloquent plead- ings. B. U. is his destination. Track l, 2, 3: Year Book: A. A. l, 2, 3. I121 glw'