Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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N J . 1 . 1 1 BETTY liven 115 I Thou quiet maid with nut- brown euesf' Betty. a great stamp collector. will travel after attending col- lege. Her popularity. with boys and girls alike, will bring her many new friends. VIOLA PORTER Not a flower, not a pearl, but just a regular all 'round girl. Vi is a capable hockey player and an all around good sport. She will undoubtedly succeed as a secretary. Hockey l. 2. 3: Lacrosse 2: Baseball 2. WILLIAM POWERS I dare do all that may become rt mlm. From.I's. H. S., Bill intends to go toxsome college and thence to .realize his ambitionfto be his own boss. Good luck Bill .-It's better than farming, LAWRENCE REED Quiet sometimes, but other times, oh. mg! Some perfectly punk puns and some actually astounding acts in home room. as well as the ability to be in the center of every turbulent turmoil. have made Barney popular. Baseball Manager 3: Hockey UQDMVZ l23l ROSE RICCI Quiet of manner, gentle of grace. While training at Georgetown University Hospital, Washing- ton, D. C., Sis will be an ef- ficient basketball player. as well as a capable and friendly nurse. fl3 e4i 'P .IOHN RIDLON Bu the works, one knows the workmanf' John is a quiet likeable fel- low. and has the makings of a good newspaper man. His faith- fulness to his school work has. indeed, started him on the right track. Year Book. SHIRLEY ROBERTSON The shudowu blush that tinls ' Ju' her cheek for ever cloming-ever coming. Carefree Shirley is never at a E loss for want of conversation. She spends her time collecting Y fb souvenirs. May she be as ef- , ficient in the future as she has 6 been in collecting Year Booktfj pictures. '53 Dance Committees l, 2. 3: Hockey 3: Basketball 2: Chorus 3: Dramatic Club 3: A. A. l. 2. 3. YJ ,gi RUTH ROBINSON A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of women. X Chic and debonair, Patsy will kb continue collecting stamps while xg attending medical college. Her R, chief aim is to enjoy life as much 3 as possible. fi

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P . .Off EDWARD O'CONNOR A great deuotee of fun. Eddie has distinguished him- self as a scholar as well as an athlete. while in high school. Eddie intends to attend school. after graduation. where he will study to become a chemist. Football 1, 2, 3. ASTRID Ol-ILSON The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Astrid is a friend to all, boys and girls alike, and that's some- thing. She is the possessor of a sunny disposition. Oly has the honor of being the only girl in our class to attend the an- nual Dartmouth Carnival. Hockey l. 2. 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Lacrosse 2. 3: Dance Committee 3: Marshal 3. X Earnest effort carries far. Too few of us know Edna really well, but all her friends can testify that she's a friend worth having and an all 'round sport. Wherever her destina- tion may be, we are sure she will be a success. Spotlight: Dance Committees 2, 3: Year Book. EDNA OLDFORD - JAMES OLDFORD His ambition never will be realized. As well as being a hard work- er in class. Jimmy is one of our star athletes. Jimmy intends to further his education at an en- gineering school. Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball l. 2, 3: Hockey 1. l22l HARRY PALLADINO Rejoice, O young man, in thy youth. Harry is undecided as to his future. but if his engineering ability fails, he can always be- . come a comedian-and wh a comedian!! 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3: rus 3. HENRY PALMER Oh, why should lif all lab V' been: 4: M, Syl! The Spotlight and the t - Q nis team will miss Hank next year, just as the school will miss his originality! Wave and all. i He's another Dartmouth boy who hopes to make good. c Tennis 2, 3: Spotlight Edi- tor: Nominating Committeei Year Book. MARIO PALMERI To cheerfulness add friendli- ness and you have his qualities. Marty is a great hockey play- er, as well as a friend to all who are lucky enough to come in con- tact with him. We look for- ward to his success! Baseball 3: Hockey 3. PAUL PETERSON A sunny temper gilds the edges of Iife's darkest clouds. Sailing, sailing home again comes Paul after spending a long time on the bounding main. He is interested in the sea and is going to become a merchant mariner. Football 1, 2, 3. 1' v fm.. '

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. ,O Vw' . 1. if fl. FRANCIS ROCQUE Confidence is the champion of success. l.uke is a brilliant scholar who has big things ahead for him. He is headed for Colby where he will study and perhaps edit another year book. Football l. 2. 3: Baseball l. Z. 3: Hockey 33 A. A. l, 2, 3: Year Book. WILLIAM ROWSE Still waters run deep. Bill. an experienced fisher. will surely be a successful chickf en farmer. His love of the out- door and carefree attitude will help him a great deal. HAROLD RYCROFT His personality makes friends. Buddy, quiet and good-na- tured. is fond of hunting and the out-of-doors. His ambition is to play in a good band and. judging from his past perform- ances. he should succeed. GENEVIEVE SAMOLUK Her hands on the ivory keys strayed in Htful fantasy. Jan. of the flying Hngers. hopes to have an orchestra with Bing Crosby doing the vocal- izing. Her great enthusiasm will undoubtedly hel a great deal. W L 4 ek? V X .. - y. Z. ' 71 nC9c : infect '-Mr' 4- ROBERT SAUNDERS Tall, clark. and-. Cap may crack up at Lang' ley Field in his pursuit of a job as a transport pilot. but if he does, he'll be able to talk him- self out of all blame. Hockey Manager 3. RAYMOND SCHEUBLIN God rest you, merry gentlemen, let nothing you dismay! Ray wants to be a success in business. If bright stockings have anything to do with it, he'll get there with flying col- ors. Some day. however, his witty remarks may be enjoyed by radio audiences. ,- Track 2, 3. ' all ocJ 'J'M FRANCIS SEFTEN A merry heart goes all the day. Don't you think she re- sembles Katherine Hepburn? We do. She is a welcome addition to any group and is liked for her good-natured disposition. Always smiling. Franny will make a cheerful secretary. Dance Committee 3. ROGER SENNET Silence is truly goldenf! Roger wants to be an ac- countant. and if quiet persever- ance means anything. he'Il make his way to the top of the lad- der. pile. or what-have-you.