Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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MARGARET AHEARN “Good disposition is one of the richest gifts” “Margie,” carefree and agreeable, has many friends. Undoubtedly she will be a success ifi whatever she undertakes to do. : Marshall 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Swing club 1; Good music 1, 2, 3. Jock J JOHN ARMSTRONG “Good nature and good looks go well together.” John has been a wonderful classmate ‘to every- one. His pleasing disposition and his willingness to cooperate have been of great benefit to his fellow classmates. Golf team; Senior play and operetta. RUTH ANDERSON “Silence is sweeter than speech.” Ruth is one of the quiet members of our class. She makes everyone at ease with her pleasant and poised manner. ios eS IDA BANKS “Smallness is no hindrance to greatness.” A lively twinkle in her eye, Ida is an all ’round athlete. Her desire is to become a nurse. Field hockey; Basketball; Tennis; Operetta. DONALD ANDREWS “A fine fellow and a good sport...” Don is the typical L. H. S. man. He does good work in his studies and stands out in athletics. He plays on the soccer and basketball teams. Soccer 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Golf 1, 2. LORRAINE BARBOZA “Kindness is a pearl of great price.” Lorraine is well liked and admired for her cheerfulness by her many friends. She is bound to be successful in her chosen profession.

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JACK WHALEN “A popular combination of student and athlete” Jack’s versatile personality shines forth as one of the bright lights of the senior class of which he is president. Few school activities are complete without him. Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Hockey 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY McCORMICK “Silence is golden...” With a quiet manner, Dottie is a girl of qualities. She is good in her studies and was a capable manager of the girls’ basketball team. Field Hockey 2, 3; Basketball mana- ger 3; Latin club 2. LCeVS PHILIP PARSONS “Diligence is repaid by good fortune.” “Phil,” a good student, has shown great ability in Senior Play and Oper- etta. He likes science, and plans to enter Bowdoin to study chemistry. Soccer 1; Operetta 1, 2, 3; Student council 1; Track 2; Senior play. JAMES SILVA “A pleasing personality 1s a priceless possession.” “Jim” is an enthusiastic sports fan as well as an excellent student. His pleasing personality will take him far on the road to success. Soccer 2; Spotlight; Chess club 2; Senior class treasurer; Student coun- cil; Golf.

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53 SAL Ape ; y QD BARBARA BESTICK “Ambition helps in life” With her friendly smile and sense of humor, Barbara gives life to all her classes. Everyone knows and likes her. Correspondent club; O. A. T. and O. A. G. Club. MARTHA BASILE “A friend to all, indeed.” All through high school Martha has been ad- mired for her quiet perseverance. She is un- assuming and modest. ROBERT BLUESTEIN “Still water runs deep.” “Bob” is quiet, but has fun just the same. His ambition has not been made known, but what- ever he undertakes, we know that he will be successful. JEAN BAYLIS “Bubbling over with good nature” Jean is one of those girls whom you usually sce siniling and happy. She is a good friend and is liked by all. ROLAND BODDY “He came, he saw, he conquered.” A newcomer to the school, he has won many friends and showed his scholastic ability. His winning smile and charming personality capti- vate all who come in contact with him. 4 Cheer-leading; Student council; Senior play; Operetta. LESLIE BELCHER “A friend to all, indeed...” ‘Les’ is very eager to become an, aviatrix. We . . . ee 1a certainly hope she will realize her ambition. Traffic officer; chorus.