Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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MADELYN RYCROFT Talking pays no toll. She may be the girl with the smiling voice when you pick up the receiver and hear Number Please . She prefers dancing and skating to any other form of recre- ation. GLORIA SANDERS Small but mighty. One of the smallest girls in our class, dark-haired Gloria has broken the stillness of classrooms by her humorous and witty manner. Basketball is one of her favorite sports. ANTHONY SANSEVERINO Never taxed for speechl Whenever you hear one voice in a crowd for a long period of time, you'll know it's Tony. Voted the most talkative, he can also be silent and reserved if he thinks it best. IAMES SCRIPIONE We sail at break of day. limmie is a likeable pal who may someday soon be in Uncle Sam's Navy. His hobbies go from tap dancing to boxing. GREGORY SEYMOURIAN Worried by nothing. Greg joined the class late, but won a place for him- self by his friendly interest in all with whom he came in contact. LORRAINE SHACKFORD A smile is life's treasure. Lorraine enjoys working on office machines and hopes to continue in this line of work after graduation by attending Higgins Machine School. BARBARA SHAFFER A good sport in everything. Shafffs enthusiasm in all activities has made her rank high among the student body. She was captain of the girls'basketball team. The Childrenls Hospital will gain a fine Student Nurse. , 1 1 ' XLOUISA SHUKIS ' She has a nature mild. Louisa enjoys singing, typing, and shorthand. Her future lies in the secretarial field. During her spare moments, she likes to read and sew.

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BARBARA PETERSON Her laugh and cheery smile are sunshine everywhere. Pete , always neat and fashionable, has planned to attendabusiness school. As pastimes, she enjoys danc ing and sports. . 'nn 651: IEA POR R Sportsmanship pays good dividends. lean's interests in school lie mainly in sports. However, her plans for the future include attending secretarial school. NORMA PRICE She has no troubles. Normie , cheerful and smiling, has a flair for sing- ing. Although she has no definite plans for the future, her life will be a happy one. .JQX 64,46 CAROL PUTNEY ,,,.,v Lay Style -jbe,gk6n-Sfgplixugagfjfv f Putty is fashi lygfoodlgtuden ,gud a ball player. Sh C ieZ to attend Bradford lun Collegyjaiiwu IEAN ROGERS -'ohF5rrr:g3af a e 1 jean will probably be the in tor ?g1 saving gadgets, as she believes tha o'1,oi9lh than overwork. Skating and horsebaik g are listed tops among her long list of relaxations. MARY ROSE The wish to learn still urged me 1 Mary has proved her efficiency inp si Treas- urer of the Student Council and Sec enior Class. After graduation, she w medical secretary. K ' ELEANOR RIDGEWAY Beneath quiet waters, lie unsuspected depths. Eleanor, quiet but pleasant, has a variety of hobbies. Her diligence and enthusiasm assure her of a bright future. FRANK RIVERA Semper Paratus. --Always Ready. fu Frank, a very reserved and fashionable individual, is headed for down under--Csubmarine duty in the Coast Guardj. Perhaps his football technique will be of serv- ice to him when he meets the target. ,Af

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HOWARD SMALL l-le sat in the balcony, but his feet were in the pit! Long, lean, and unassuming, Howard is a hard work- er and a keen thinker. He will surely attain success in his chosen profession. JB! DORIS E. SMITH YI Punctuator and Rewriter. Doris was the efficient copyreader for the Spotlight and The Yearbook. While office work is her vocation, hockey is her avocation. STEPHEN SMITH Strength and silence are virtues. Active is athletics and in managing the basketball team, Steve though not talkative is a conscientious work- er. If he does not enter the field of aviation, civil en- gineering is his next choice. HAROLD SORENSEN What's the use of worrying? Harry, taking everything in his stride, maintains a retiring aspect in the classroom. However, on the foot- ball field he displays an entirely different attitude. PETER SOWKOW Ambition helps in life. Cheerful, hardworking, self-reliant Pete is a fine example of ambition and perseverance. BRENDAN ST. GEORGE Opportunity to do mischief is found one hundred times a day! Io-jo , afun-loving and good-natured fellow, is fond of playing practical jokes. He was the very capable manager of the football team. DOUGLAS STONE Life is just one long holiday. Good-natured Doug is never without a smile. His fellow classmates have placed him in one of the promi- nent places of the class. Sports appeal to him, especially basketball. MARY STYGLES Good looks accompany good nature. Mary is very good in shorthand and typing, and would like to be a private secretary. For a pastime, she en- joys dancing.