Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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MILDRED O’DOWD PP) “A musical heart... “Millie” is one of the quiet kind, but those who know her best find a real friend. She likes good music and makes a hobby of collecting classical records. Correspondent club 3; O. G. A. and O. A. T. clube2 77a; PHYLLIS NOONAN “A good sport in everything” “Phyl,” a friend of everyone who knows her, has shown outstanding ability in sports. When she graduates she wants to go in training as a nurse. Field Hockey 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Softball Zoe EDWIN O?HALLORAN “Persistance is a mighty virtue.” Energetic and ambitious, ‘Ed’ loves a good discussion. He scems to have a new idea every minute. He plans to attend the University of Southern California. RICHARD NYLANDER “To be daring ts to be dashing.’ “Dick” has a weakness for pool. In fact, he is a member of the Hot Shots Pool Club. He wishes to be a test pilot. Golf.20 3: e Py oe ALEX OHLSON “Deepest rivers flow with the least sound.” Although ‘‘Sonny” is quict and shy, his pleas- ing personality has won him many friends. Ie is interested in sports, especially golf. 0) : (Colimiiwe mo: Y. We Loot ROBERT O’BRIEN “Always happy, never blue...” “Bob” has been an outstanding member of the track team. When he graduates from Wentworth Institute, he will be climbing the ladder to success. Football; Student Council; Spotlight; Operetta.

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FRANK MONTO “Ready to joke and ready to work...’ Frank is full of fun and ambition. He has ability in humorous writing. He maintains good marks and was manager of our championship basketball team. He plans to attend college. Baseball 3; Basketball manager; Senior play. DONALD NEAL “Saying little—thinking much .. .” “Don” is going to study for the ministry after graduation. He will be a great inspiration to his congregation. Best wishes! Operetta 1, 2, 3. CHARLES MURPHY “Where else but in Ireland could be found a man such as he?” “Murph” is famous for his display of Irish wit. H e likes to ramble in the great outdoors and hunt to his heart’s content. Football 2. RAYMOND NICKERSON “As the man is, so is his strength.” “Nick” is certainly a great person to know. Success lies just around the corner for one so faithful to his work. SHERMAN MURRY “His interests are absorbed in a certain chain store.” Sherman has had no spare time in which to try out for any sport, for he works in one of the local grocery stores. HERBERT NILSON “Gentlemanly, kind, and serious .. .” “Herb,” genuine and understanding, is always willing to help others. He is interested in leather and wood work,

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BETTY OLSON “Roses are red and so are Betty’s cheeks.” Attractive and happy-go-lucky, Betty will be one of the most popular girls on the campus of some Junior College next year. Fun-loving and vivacious, she has numerous friends. ELSIE PETERSEN “TLikeable, lively, loquacious’ Attractive, fun loving, and friendly, Elsie is liked by all. Her sense of humor makes her welcomed anywhere. She plans to study nurs- ing at Symmes Hospital. Baseball 1; Latin Club 2. MARGARET E. PALLADINO “One who will always give a helping hand.” Margaret will make an unusually good sten- ographer. She enjoys bowling, skiing and danc- ing. Baseball 1; O.G.A. and O.A.T. 1, 2. CHARLES PHILIPS “Earnest effort carries far.” Charles is quiet, persevering, and likeable. Out- side of school he works hard to prepare him- self for a career in the business world. Soccer 1, 2; Basketba]l 1; ess Club 1. e LILLIAN PEDERSEN “Laugh and the world laughs with you.” There is no time for boredom whenever “‘Lil’’ is around. Her appreciation of the humorous side of life will lead her to many happy mo- ments. DOROTHY PIERCE “Never was there a better friend.” “Daisey” plans to attend a busincss college after she finishes high school. Her favorite hobbies are bicycling and skating.