Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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4, fe 1' MARIORIE CARR To help humanity. Small and cheerful, Margie's ambition is to become a woman in white. Truly, she will prove insiluable to some hospital. 1 JN 'HFhAA, 0 I-.. C, , - IAMES CARROLL Gabriel blow your horn! We will not readily forget his tooting in the band and at assemblies. He has the privilege of being the only student late five days a week every week, and not held for detention. if ' pi' 1 . ,I 5 - 1osEPH1NE CATALDO W What is li.fe without music? I II Fun-loving Io makes every class interesting with her side remarks. She'll be the girl behind the counter in some department store upon graduation. ELEANOR CLIFFORD 'Whenever you need a friend--she'll be there. Eleanor is working as a Iunior-Assistant librarian at the Cary Library. She would like to be a WAVE, but in the meantime, she will continue her work at the library. kai U' BARBARA COLLINS Quiet, yet always pleasant. 1 . 1 Particularly interested in bookkeeping, Barb plans to continue in this line after being graduated. Although not boisterous, she contributes her share of fun to the class. GEORGE COMLEY Man is man and master of his fate. George is happiest when he can be taking things apart. We shall probably find him listed among our future electricians as he plans to enter Wentworth Insti- tute and study electricity. RICHARD COOK To know him is to like him. Dick, easy-going and congenial, is a true lover of sports. I-Ie excels in baseball and hockey, although his heart is in his future career, the Army Air Corps. NORMAN COPELAND A fine fellow and a good sport. To Norm, aviation presents an attractive and excit- ing future. He enjoys photography as well as building model planes. Though unassuming, he has the answers when questioned.

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ff' ' HI.. 0 . 0 lvl, 'fl' .f - ' EDWhRd'BuNzEL L ,f 'H' ,1! .v , u 'Why sfiollifl not let the other fellow worry? ft! ' Whezeqdfsthere are smiling crowds and laughter, yu1lz1'e'sureto find Eddie . He is one person who never lets his troubles get him down. r ,J PJ QM' - ALICE BURGESS TUV, MLP 14,17 Ready in heart, reaidy in hand. 1 l, I . ' Although very active in 4-H clubs, Alice finds time ' ' to pursue her hobby of cooking. She plans to attend ' Bates College. I , I V MARILYN BURGOYNE A Ambition leads to success. 7 Mal's pastime is horseback riding, and although her plans of further education are indefinite, she hopes to be a school marm . LEON BURKE All great men die young. I feel bad myself. Burkie will not be readily forgotten for his par- ticipation inoperettas. Ifyou see him swinging his feet, don't be alarmed, it is probably an original dance step. HERBERT BURSEY So great a lover--of life? Herbie , good looking and carefree, enjoys the three I I F's--femmes, facts, and figures. Don't let U9 quiet', manner in school deceive you. In , I H -I ji -4 f ' I ' ANGIE BUSA ', X f' r, Why must life all 'labor be ?,'l -fl j ' I Tall, dark- eyed Angle hagften entertained us with her renditions of popular songs. She plans to attend secretarial school and also to continue her sttidy of music. I ff f I l PANIEL BUSA Every inch a sport. '- L . I Danny's athletic skill has carved his name deeply in ' the memories of Lexington sports. His popularity has earned him the captaincy ofthe football team and a high place with the basketball fans. I 43 WINIFRED CALDWELL Quiet of manner, gentle of grace. Winnie believes silence is golden. She devotes most of her time to reading and studying chemistry. She hopes to become a nurse after attending training school.

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MARY COPELOTTI She made her fortune in silence. If Mary has proved her efficiency in typing as a hobby and asameans of future employment. She likes to read. Mary was a member of the Pan-American Club. BARBARA CORROW Beneath that quiet surface lies? Although unassuming, Barbie is full of pep when outside. However, she never neglects her studies, as her goal is to be a medical secretary. FRANCIS COSCIA He has traveled, and soon to Montezuma. Frani , through his extensive travels, has seen places in Europe that most of us have only read about in books. However, he wants to see more--result--The United States Marines! WARREN COTTY No work is worse than overwork'? Warren likes sports and is a studious fellow. As member of the hockey team for three years, he was elected co-captain in his senior year. Warren would like to go to Hebron Academy. vt af omb ' ir, Hok, look! It stands uprightl' arefree, som ' es studious, jerry can be found in the First na ever you wish to know the sports ,I of the day. erhap e will be a good sports writer on one of th ig metropolitan newspapers. I ELIZABETH CURRIER , Wit is the salt of conversation. A lt has often taken Betty's wit to lift the clouds of hard work and discouragement. Congenial and friendly, her infectious laugh is contagious. KM CUTTER ,tXb 'I'he biggest rascal that walks on two legs l As one of the smaller members of the hockey team, Billy has acquired an artful dodging system, However, this dodging does not apply in the classroom--we don 't think. RITA DAILEY A cheerful girl is a friend to all. In modern terms, Rita is a good kid and also a math enthusiast. She enjoysa fast-moving hockey game or a spirited baseball game.