Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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MARY KELLEY “Secure in the hearts of her friends” Mary is the girl who is al- ways seen smiling and having a good time out of class. She never worries about lessons. She devotes much time to dancing, at- tending our athletic games, and other social activities — an all-round good sort oi aang FLORENCE KENNEY “To cheerfulness add friendli- ness, and you have her qualities.” Florence's ready smile has captivated the-. heart of everyone. Her happy-go- lucky disposition, ready laugh and affable air, make her a friendly com- panion. Marshal. ANNA KELLY “Never a dull moment.” Any afternoon you may find Anna cleverly man- oeuvering a field hockey stick or swinging a base- ball bat. She has an unfail- ing sense of humor and often prevents the routine of study from becoming too monotonous. Only suc- cess and happiness could await her. Field Hockey 3; Basketball 2; Baseball 3; Dance Committee 1; Home Room President; Mar- shal; A.S.A. BEATRICE KIRKLAND “A tripping, dainty miss, with spirits high.” ‘Bea's’ passion is dancing and we know how neatly she flips over and around and up. Her crowning beauty is her lustrous black hair which (how unusual) is naturally curly. O.A.T.; Baseball; A.S.A. 1. MINERVA KENNEDY “With hair dyed in sunlight.” Golden hair, blue eyes, and a bright smile are all Minerva's. We won't soon forget how Virgil imitated her or the fun we had in Math class. Attractive and congenial, she has the abil- ity to make friends easily. Field Hockey 1; Baseball 1; A.S.A. ELSIE LOWE “To know her is to love her.” Blonde Elsie is an unassum- ing young lady, who is one of our most popular busi- ness students. She is noted not only for her excellent work, but also as a good dancer.

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SPENCER JOHNSON “Greatness knows itself.” Spencer is generally ac- claimed as an all-round good scout who possesses that rare combination of be- ing an honor student and of being a first class athlete. No doubt he will continue with success when he enters Dartmouth. Football 3; Track 1; Dance Com- mittees 3; Senior Play; Sports Editor, Yearbook; Student Coun- cil 3; Athletic Club 2; Hockey 3; Baseball 1. WILFRED JONES “Best men are those of few words.” “Jonesie” is a man of few words and much action. He was an all-round athlete, until old age overtook him. He’s going to train to be a draftsman, and with his perseverance, he'll be one of the best. Soccer 2) Basketballl2- Track Z- Aviation; Shop Club. STANLEY JOHNSON “Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I.” ‘Twill be a drab holiday for L.H.S. when happy-go- lucky Stan is graduating. His carefree attitude and captivating grin have made him a § favorite among his classmates. Ice Hockey 3) Aviation «Club; Senior Play. ALFRED KACERAUKAS “A good friend of everyone.” “Kacy Wiew feverybody friend. Taking everything his stride, he never seems to let the troubles of the world weigh him down. ELSIE JONES “Laughing and gay and full of fun, She is ever ready when frolic is begun.” To do what she wants to do, go where she wants to go, and, incidently, be an interior decorator are the ambitions of Elsie. She says. - her hobby is the movies and we really can't blame. her. P Senior Play; Correspondent Club; Metal Club. ALFRED KARGAARD “Quiet sometimes, but some- times, Oh! My!” Yea; verily this blond, wavy-haired Apollo is “Al” himself. Known throughout school for his fellowship and sense of humor, he also has shown his deep sense of patriotism by join- ing the National Guard. Basketball 1; Football 1; Job Getting Procedure Club; A.S.A.

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FRANK MacINNIS “A modest man, he never talks of himself.” Ned is so quiet and unas- suming in his every day school life, that others who don't know him perhaps underestimate his value to Lior Builialkvtosany,cin= lete, particularly a track man, and you'll soon re- alize his merits. MARY McDONNELL “Circumstances? Why I always make circumstances.” Mary can show anyone up on a dance floor and, we'll let you in on a secret, she keeps in trim playing bas- ketball. Certainly no one can say she isnt popular with the boys and girls alike. Swing Club; A.S.A. LOUISE McCAUL “A likeable miss, joyous and gay.” Louise likes skating — but not by herself. We're afraid she’s going to have to save this “sport fore ssaturday, when she settles down for office work. Job Getting Club; A.S.A. KAY McGORY “Never idle a moment.” Kay possess abundance of energy and good humor which is always enjoyed by those around her. She has earned letters in bas- ketball, hockey, and tennis and is a rooter for all other sports. Ficla wHockey a) sBasketball ee. Tennis 2. EDWARD McDONNEL “So great a lover—of life.” Dubby's wit and rougish disposition have won him many friends. It is his cheer- ful manner that has taken the boredom out of many classes. Baseball 1; Basketball 2. HUGH McQUILLAN “I take it to be a principal rule of life not to be too much addic- ted to any one thing.” Versatility personified — that’s Hugh. His apparent gift is to win universal hon- ors. His recognized ability gained him the position of editorship of the Yearbook. Ice Hockey 2; Football 3; Senior Play; Editor, Yearbook; Student Council 2; Am. Legion Orators.