Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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CLARENCE McELMAN “An affable and courteous gentleman...” “Mac” was a great addition to the soccer, bas- ketball, football, and track squads. He is a typical L. H. S. man and fine classmate. Soccer) ie Footuall 1,4 2 a5 1 wachkun seo mee Captain. ROBERT McLAUGHLIN “Full of merriment... ‘““Mac”’ is a comical fellow who contributes much to the good humor of his classmates. He always has a grin on his face. We know that his per- sonality will carry him far. EDGAR McKENNA “All’s right with the world.” Nothing can keep “Ed” down for long. His perseverance and determination to do things well have won for him the praise of all his classmates. Keep it up! Senior play; Baseball. JOHN MANDIGO “A combination of good looks and good sense” John is a blond whom everyone likes. Energetic and versatile, he has no idle moments. He can often be found on the golf course. JOHN McKENZIE “Silence is a great asset” John is a quiet and studious boy. His studies come first, entertainment after. When he grad- uates from school, he would like to enter the civil service. MARY MARASHIO “Always quiet and always true; and ready to enjoy some humor, too!” Mary will surely make a pleasant secretary. She will not find it difficult to secure a position. She enjoys skating, reading, and hairdressing. O.G.A. and O.A.T. 2, 3.

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ANN LORD “Qutet and reserved.” A quiet, popular student, Ann is interested in all sports. She hopes to attend Oberlin College. English Club 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3. RUTH LITCHFIELD “Her friends—they are many. Her foes— are there any?” Ruthie, the little blonde with the winning smile, appears to be a very quiet person, but those who know her well can tell you that she really is full of life and pep. CHARLES MacDONALD “To know him 1s to like him.” “Charley’s ability in school work, especially art, and in athletics is well known. As a car- toonist he will be a great success. Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1. JUNE LITTLE “Her sunny disposition will lead her way; and some day an audience she will sway.” No doubt she will succeed as a radio singer. With such a cheerful disposition and pleasing voice, why not? Field hockey 1. EUGENE McCARTHY “A pleasant smile goes a long way.” Happy-go-lucky ‘‘Gene” has been popular with boys and girls alike. His everlasting smile is known to everyone, FRANCIS LOMBARD A handy man to have around.” “Franny” is contemplating a career in the business world. His ability as a leader will stand him in good stead.

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RUTH MILLERt “A good personality bears much fruit.” “Ruthie,” one of our most popular girls, has won everyone with her grand personality, the vital hint to success. This will no doubt be a great asset for her when she becomes a buyer. French Club 1, 2; Senior play; English Club 3; d Latin Club 1, 2; Student Council 3. ROBERT MARCUS “Good nature is one of the richest gifts.” Lively, fun-loving, and carefree, Bob also can buckle down to work when necessary. He excels in math and science. Golf is his hobby. Golf 1. WILEY MITCHELL “Hard work brings good results.” “Mitch” is the wizard of the science depart- ment. We know that he will be successful be- cause of his perseverance. Chess Club 1, 2; Aviation Club 1. PHYLLIS MAYO “With a-smile and a song.” Phyl’s talent for singing and dancing is evi- dent from her operetta performances. Her like- able personality insures her instant success. Operetta 1, 2, 3; Senior play; French Club 2, 3; English Club 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Dance Committee 2, 3. HELEN MONIZ. “Of dancing feet and laughing eyes...” Helen is always gliding around on air. Instead of walking she finds it much more enjoyable to dance. Her dancing will entertain her patients when she is a nurse. NANCY MERRYMAN “Stay as sweet as you are.” Nancy plans to enter Miss Wheelock’s School next year. Her outstanding personality is her greatest asset. Field Hockey 1; Senior play; Tennis 1; French club 1.