Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Left to Right: Row 1 : Shirley Parks, Daisy Forten, Lorctta Sweeney, Genevieve Bennett, Barbara Prain, Ruth McCammond, Helen Carr, Betty Sorenson. Row 2: Miss Ruth Dainty, Ed Harrington, Charles Fisher, Janet Young, Janet Kidd, Audrey Hosford, Wesley Dempscy, Ken Blake. Row 3: Bill Lyon, Phil Lamoreaux, Peter Zitso. Absent when picture was taken — Pat Daniel, George Hess.

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RUTH ARCHIBALD 19 Downing Road Archie was another of our enthusiastic Qheerleaders. As a member of the Student Council, she was one of the first to serve on the War Stamp Committee. In college she t hopes to specialize in the study of history. RUSSELL ARMSTRONG 152 Woburn St. Seemingly happy-go-lucky, Russ is generally smiling and in good humor. Partial to loud ties and bright socks, he is one of the better- dressed boys in the class. At the same time really sincere and conscientious, he is interested in writing and in selling insurance. BARBARA BACON 58 Middle St. Barbara, attractive, though very serious-minded, enjoys reading and drawing. She should be very successful in her chosen field of Occupa- tional Therapy. Barbie is a Wing Scout and for the past two years has been a member of the French Club. RICHARD BARTLETT 347 Bedford St. Seldom seen without grcasc-smcarcd hands, Dick likes to tinker with machines, especially with that so-called car in the shop. Despite his working at Martin ' s for two years, he would rather be a Mechanical Engineer than a drug- gist. STEPHEN BASILE North Road Our quietest boy, Steve is really quite affable outside school. Having the unique reputation of never getting into trouble, he just grins when his classmates cry, Steve did it . He plans to go to engineering school, but for now it ' s the Army. GRACE BEAUMONT 868 Massachusetts Avenue Quiet and thoughtful, Grace becomes quite active outside school. Much of her energy goes into roller-skating, her favorite hobby. Grace ' s future interests point towards the field of interior decorating. GENEVIEVE BENNE ' l 1 i:551 Massachusetts .Avenue Clharniiiig Jennie is one of thos ' - rare girls who possess both beauty and brains. Her abil- ity as an artist is well-known, and she has shown the talent in our Yearbook. However, she prefers a career which includes Mathe- matics and Chemistry. KENNE I H BLAKE 110 (neat Road Quiet and studious, Ken is primarily inter- ested in History. When he isn ' t busy at Doniine Manse, he follows his hobby of architecture. Planning to make History his future work, jf Kenny loves to argue with Miss Hayward on some remote historical topics