Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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WAI-TER STANLEY The best men are those of few words. Walter is a boy who speaks very little, but thinks a great deal. His main object in life is to be a Diesel engineer. If his persistence never fails. he will achieve his desire. VIRGINIA STONE J Dark and uiuacious, sweet and qraciousf' Versatile Giny is our class poetess and artist. She likes hiking. writing. and singing. Her ambition is to write travel books. Lowell Normal School is her destination. Baseball 1: Spotlight 2, 3: Year Book. ALICE STONEY The spirit of true helpfulness lives in her. Salem Teachers' College. We know she'll make a success as a teacher because of the sincerity with which she undertakes a task. Scholarly Alice intends to go Hockey 2, 3: Librarian 3: Year Book. OSCAR STRAW An actor is he. May he reach the peak of success. Oak. as he prefers to be called, has certainly displayed his dra- matic talent to the delight of L. H. S. We can look for him eventually as a second Graham lVIacNamee. Dramatic Club 3. t ' A-'VA li 'Q L . ily i FRANK SULLIVAN When Irish eyes are smiling. Hank is well liked by every- one, and wherever he goes he will make many friends. He would like to be a successful aeronautical engineer. Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2. 3: A. A. 1, 2, 3. FREDERICK SULLIVAN Full of merrimentf' Fred is the comical fellow who contributes much to the good humor of his fellow-class- mates. He always has a grin on his face. Fred wants to be- come a chemist after being grad- uated from Wentworth Insti- tute. Basketball 1, 2: Soccer 1. JOHN SULLIVAN He who wishes to do mischief is never without a reason. Johnny is a crack tennis play- er despite his size. His plans for the future are undecided as yet and. when he makes up his mind, I hope he'll let us know. Spotlight 3. WALTER SULLIVAN An unassuming boy, in truth, a lad of decent parts and good reputef' Quiet and unassuming, Wal- lie is a brilliant student. Al- though quiet while in school.-his voice can be heard on the ball- Held almost any afternoon in spring. Baseball 3: Year Book. a fb ,MN ff l25l Jw

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BARBARA SHANNON Beauty and friendliness are the best introductions. Charming Barby is headed for Edgewood Park Jr. College. where she intends to study in- terior decorating. A fine per- ception of art will help her. JOHN SILVA AII's riqht with th uorld. Johnny seems to cl 'n or rocking things. e ikesx se- back riding. and nts join the navy. A y. atever you do. good luc y. f JOSEPH SILVA As the man is, so is his strength. .x Although Blackie is cap ble of playing almost every,. ort. his favorite one is baseball. He is going to leave us to Join the navy next year. jj Football l, 2,'3afBaseball l. 2, 3. ft' ELIZABETH SLOCUM Deep blue eyes runninq ouer with glee. Betty, impetuous and ambi- tious, enjoys yachting. She plans to do a great deal of trav- eling after being graduated from Chandler where she will make many friends. Tennis l. Z: Dramatic Club 3. fi M r , IZ5 Q 1 f 5 ,, ARTHUR SMITH A sense of humor is the salt of life. Smitty is a crack tennis play- er and a true sports enthusiast. On his worthy shoulders rests the family tradition of attend- ing Annapolis Naval Academy. Lucky is the girl who gets his bid to a prom. Track 1, 2. 31 Soccer l, 2, 3. HILDA snirji 'mf ' fi : 4 Full of fun uJhere'er she go, making merry, but never woe. Congenial Billie wants to be- come a hairdresser. For the next year or so, she'll spend her time at Wilfred Academy and then watch her shop. CARL SORENSE A great track star. Carlie, good-looking and ath- letic. has bait and Hy casting for his hobby. After being grad- uated from Springfield. he hopes to become a physical director. Track l, 2, Captain 3. CIDILIZA SOUSA Silence is a virtue of those who are wise. Cs hobby is dancing and she, too. has chosen a noble profes- sion-that of private secretary. Her ability along these lines will soon be discovered by her manv new companions. Chorus 3. 'I QI I

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WALTER J. SULLIVAN Quietnt-ss is actually a cloak for knowledqef' Sully's category of hobbies is varied: model airplanes, chick- ens, rabbits. We hope that the aforementioned animals remain intact when he realizes his am- bition to be a biologist. JUNE SUMNER A flood reputation is a fair estate. June is one of these innately brilliant people whom one meets so seldom. She's one of our greatest stand-bys in the field of sports. Basketball l. 2, 3: Baseball 2: Hockey 3: Lacrosse 2. 3: Honor Roll: Leap Year Hop: Dance Committee 2: A. A. 1, 2, 3. l, ,au Loutsis SWENSON yp1ClfVr ' WW Perfection is acquired by doing common thinas well. Lisa is an out-of-doors girl who likes hiking and camping. She plans to go to business school where she will study to be a secretary. ROBERT TOWNSEND Versatile as one could be. Bob is a flash on the ice, and a great sports enthusiast. His ambition is to be an electrical engineer. although he may be- come a professional baseball player. Hockey l, 2, 3: Baseball 3. l27l 1- k ' 'A ',.- if .Q - toni.. -' '- EDITH PHYLLIS TROPEANO Eyes, so bright and flashing. Teddy can be found wherever in summer there is swimming. and in winter skating. Her love of the outdoors will make her a success as a model. Cheer Leader 3: Hockey 1. Z. 3 A A l 2 3 EVA TROPEANO Personality, a qleaming smile! an active mind. u friend worthwhile. J N' 'S Eve, with her pep and vital- ity, will surely succeed as a pri- vate secretary. Her determina- tion will help her in any work she may take up. Field Hockey l, 2, 3: Dra- matic Club Secretary, f he 3 ' us! ,ft ' L1 Qu-a'f '! ljOROTl'lY TWOMBLY Gentle, genial, genuine. Dot likes baseball. basketball. and hiking. Her ambition is to be a telephone operator. We hope she never gives the wrong num- ber. ELLEN TWOMBLY A girl who quietly wends her way, and does her duty day by day. Babe is going to be a gym teacher, and a Bouve graduate at that! We hope she'll be a second Miss Libby.