Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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INEXSIN:G DON! SE TGhiees Grea ol [e9388 HARRY HODSDEN “Call back that fellow, or he might do something rash.” Harry is one of these people who are always planning mischief. However, this very impishness has won him his popularity. AS AS Te tZse3e DOROTHY HOLLAND “Sweet thoughts, sweet deeds, sweet girl.” Dot hopes to become not just a secretary, but “‘The Perfect Secretary.’’ She plans to increase her knowledge in this line by a course in business college. A. A. 3; Yearbook. JAMES HOLT “Hail fellow well met.” Although Jimmy’s plans for next year are vague, he is an enthusiastic yachtsman with no less than fifteen first prizes and many seconds to his credit. Smooth sailing ! A. A. 1, 2, 3; Hockey. ARTHUR HOOD “Man is man, and master of his fate.” Wentworth Institute is Hoodsie’s chosen institution where he will continue to develop that mechanical tend- ency so outstanding while he was a student at L. H. S. (AR Asa ci and soames PAUL HUOPPI “Blessings on the man who invented sleep, But curses on the one who started early rising.” Wise is he who enters the field of mechanics today. Paul is interested in radio, from a purely mechanical standpoint. We feel that he is choosing the right type of work since a good mechanic is an essential factor in the life of today. AT Acadia, 32 AGNES INTERANTE “Smiling, ever smiling ts the girl, with jet black hatr! Laughing, ever laughing, ts the girl without a care.” Iggy likes dancing and swimming, but she would much rather talk. It is no idle chatter, though, when she says she will go to Lowell General Hospital to become a nurse. A. A. 1, 2; Basketball. LILLIAN IRWIN “Ambition conquers all.” Vivacious Lillian numbers sports, dancing, and stone collecting among her varied interests. Her high ambi- tion is to become a lawyer. She plans to start her training next year. Dance Committee 3. ALICE JOHNSON “So great a lover—of life!’ j Alice is very fond of outdoor sports, especially skat- ing, yet she wants an indoor occupation. She will be- come a nurse, and next year will find her training in some hospital. A ASL O2se [18]

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i993 8 LEXINGTON EARL GARLAND “A judictous and sympathetic friend.” Earl has been more than a good student throughout his high school career; he has been a true friend to all. We have appreciated his cheery smile which has bright- ened many a dark moment. DANIEL GILLESPIE “ Tis always morning somewhere in the world.’’ Dan is a fine friendly lad, who can find a bright side to every matter. May he continue to enjoy life in the fu- ture as he has in the past. A. A 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Spotlight 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3. CHARLOTTE GILLINGHAM “Happy ts she whose intellect and emotion are well balanced.” Charlotte, a winter sports enthusiast, is to be a nurse. Her interest in social science will prove a great asset to her. JANETTE GRAVES “The fairest garden ts her looks, and tn her mind the wisest books.” Talented Janette wants to do something in the theater and her many abilities will no doubt aid her whether she becomes an actress or set-designer. A. A. 1; French Club 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Spot- light 2; Yearbook. STANLEY HAMMOND “He was a good man and just.”’ Stanley loves the ring and perhaps he will follow his desire to become some day a professional boxer. In the near future, he will attend Burdett College. SHIRLEY HANSON “Quiet, yet counting many friends among her acquaintances.” Shirley is a great sport enthusiast. Of all the differ- ent sports in which she participates, she enjoys skiing and tennis most. Next year she plans to take up nurs- ing as her career. eae 2 eos. Dennis: oc MARION HARKINS “Whose speech has grace and ts salted with wit.” Harkey’s wit is well-known and valued and has brought around her a large circle of friends. She plans to go to Chandler’s Business School and hopes to emerge a fine private secretary. NORMA HAYWARD “Your eyes hold sunny laughter, Your hatr holds glints of gold.” Norma’s golden hair, artistic ability, and great friend- liness are qualities which demand the admiration of her friends and associates. She hopes to attend Massachu- setts State College. A. A. 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Student Government 3. [17 ] EERGtEeES GH O.oT:

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1938 [PF ESOUN Gir OGL ees GEG Os HERBERT JOHNSON “Good nature ts one of the richest gifts.’ Herbie, known to many as Elmer, has always been a lover of animals. Consequently, he would like to take the veterinarian’s course at Ohio State so that he may con- tinue along the lines of his earlier inclinations. RICHARD JOHNSON ““Manners make a man.” Dick has the fine and instructive hobby of playing the accordion and harmonica. He also enjoys playing check- ers and taking long bicycle rides. RUTH JONES “And everywhere that ‘Ruthie’ goes, Her laugh ts sure to follow.” In spite of her talent along musical lines, Ruthie threatens to become an interior decorator. The musicians of the future will be reading their swing music from the wallpaper. A. A. 2, 38; French Club 2, 3; Dramatic Club. YOHANNA KARLSON “Beneath gqutet waters lie unsuspected depths.”’ Yohanna, according to her friends, isn’t as quiet as she looks. She hopes to attend Castleton Normal School, after which she will take up the profession of teaching. Chorus: 1, 2) 3. ROSEMARY KEARNS “A girl of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.” Versatile Rosemary, whose sense of humor has en- livened many a dull gathering, attracts everyone by her vivacity and the keenness of her mind. After attending Cornell, she hopes to obtain a job with little work and much money. A. A. 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Spot- light ; Yearbook. Ree AKCBIE TERY: “Laughing, lively, loquactous— ’ Cheerful Reita will certainly be an asset in the sick room and we are glad she has chosen nursing for her future life’s work. Arwen Lae ds. (Se ANN KENEALY “Let the world roll on.” The versatile and active Ann’s interests range from athletics to knitting, with walking, dancing and col- lecting movie photos in between. Probably the loveli- ness of her own locks helped her to decide to find a career in beautifying others, as a hair-dresser. EDMOND KENNEDY “His worth ts warrant for his welcome hither.’ Ed is president of our Math Club. Next year he in- tends to go to Northeastern to study engineering, thus furthering his scientific education already started so well Stole oS. A. A. 1, 2; 38; Math Club 33 Track 2, 3. Leds)