Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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RALPH BOOKER “Study and ambition well combined.” Industrious and athletic, Ralph excels in studies and sports. He participates in soccer and track. His ability in mathematics and science qualifies him for Massachusetts Institute of Technology. President of travel club; Track; Soccer; Class secretary, junior year. RICHARD BROWN “Step by step he mounts the ladder of success.” “Dick” is a quiet and industrious boy. He is well liked and excels in studies. He intends to enter Harvard to study law. French club; Track. NATELLA BOOTH “Her voice was ever soft, an excellent thing in a woman.” Natella, captain of the girls’ basketball team, is very active in all sports. She is one of the most amiable and well liked students in the class. Hockey; Basketball; French club; English club; Operetta; Usher at senior play. ANNA BROWNE “We would live merrily, merrily.” Number please? That is what “Nan” hopes to be saying soon. When she is a telephone oper- ator she will use that phrase frequently. Her favorite pastime is dancing. Chorus; A. S. A. MARILYN BROOKS “Music is her feat...” “Mal” is admired by all her acquaintances for her ability to play the piano. She played the accompaniment for the operetta and will also play for the graduation exercises. Operetta; French club; Latin club; Dance com- mittee; English club; Student council. JAMES BURDICK “Life is just one long holiday.” “Jim” has been very active in athletics. Presi- dent of the class in the Junior year, he is one of the most popular students in the whole class. Football; Hockey; Track; Shop club; Class President, junior year.

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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.

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LUCY CATALANO “As quiet as the day is long...” Lucy is quiet but industrious. She will be suc- cessful in whatever she does, if her perseverance is any omen. JOSEPH BUSA “To be or not to be...” “Joe’s” brilliant participation in sports has made him popular with both boys and girls. His great- est ambition is to become one of Uncle Sam’s pilots. Happy landings, Joe! Ba sketball 1, 2, 3 and captain 3rd year. ROBERT CATALDO “He ts the master of his fate.” Known to his pals as “dead man’, Bob takes a lot of punishment. However, he always bounces back for more with that carefree grin on his face. DOROTHY CALLAHAN “Blessings on the man who invented sleep.” Care-free “Dottie” is never at a loss for want of conversation. We hope that she will be as efficient in advertising as she has been on the business staff of the Spotlight. Spotlight; Sewing club; Chorus. HENRY CLARK ““A clear conscience 1s a sure card.” Henry, outwardly quiet and unassuming, . has many worthwhile interests. He plays a fast game of hockey, proclaims math as his favorite subject, and hopes to become an enginecr. Hockey 2, 3. ie 3) ae ARTHUR CAROTO “A friend ts never known till a man hath need.” Arthur is a man of few words, but we all know him for a grand sport. Possessing such a splen- did character, he will find success.in whatever he undertakes. Football 1.