Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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SHIRLEY MANNING 28 Woodland Rd. Frii-ndly Blondie enjoys meeting new people. She is a member of the Pan American Club and is an enthusiastic Rainbow Girl blonde hair is the envy of many ambition is to become a professional RUTH MANSFIELD 16 Hill St Ruthic ' s hobby is dancing. She participates all forms, although the Conga is her favorite Her serious character and spontaneous siiiilt should bring her success in the future. FARLEY MARCUS 217 Mass. Avenue Never in a bad humor, Farley is always ready to trade laughs with anyone. We will remem- ber him most for his nonsensical but funny classroom chatter. In the summer his favorite sport is golf, and in the winter it ' s hockey. ROBERT MARTIN 33 Follen Road A football Icttcrman, Bob put his weight and power to good use as a guard. Very much interested in motors and machines, he is ex- perienced as a garage mechanic. He has been accepted by the Army Air Corps. DAVID McANAUL 2261 Mass. Avenue A football Icttcrman for two years, Dave has shown that speed and spirit can more than make up for weight. Having already been ac- cepted for training in the Army Air Corps, he is looking forward to a future in Aviation. RUTH McCAMMOND 21 Morcland Street Cheerful Mac is known for her sparkling wit. She is an officer in the Rainbow Girls. Desiring an artistic career, she hopes to at- tend the Massachusetts School of Art.

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JOHN LINNEY 12 Shade Street Full of pep, John is a lover of sports. Out for football for three years, he never slackened his fighting spirit. Also as a member of the hockey team, he used his never-ending scrap to great advantage. JUNE LOWE 57 Lowell St. As manager of the Cheerleaders, June ha.-; kept up the morale of our football heroes. , As a member of the Student Council and as Dance Chairman, she has also taken time to boost our school spirit by running dances and selling war stamps. WILLIAM LYON 20 Woodland Rd. Known best for his loud socks, Bill has a genius for making witty remarks. A pretty fair shot, he likes to hunt and to collect guns. An excellent business manager of this year book, he was also responsible for the financial success of The Spotlight. GLORIA MAIENZA 126 Crescent Hill Ave. Competent and alert, Glory finds much en- joyment in swimming, dancing, and tennis. Her friendliness combined with her sports ability and interest would make her an c.xcel- (•nt teacher of physical education. HUGO MAIENZA 126 Crescent Hill Ave. Known by almost every person in the school, Hug has played a sterling defense position on the basketball team and held down a rugged tackle position on the football team. Hugo s future interests point towards the Arm) Air C ' orps. HELEN M.MLHOn 77:5 Mass. Avenue Helen is an enthusiastic sports fan. She enjoys l)owling, ice-skating, and roller-skating. Full t)f vim and vigor, Helen enjoys social life. She will make an efficient stenograph day.

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JOHN McMAHAN 105 Hancock Street As a sports enthusiast, little Mac is a mem- ber of the baseball team. A singer in the chorus, he was also a participant in the oper- etta. After graduating from high school, John hopes to join the Air Corps. HAROLD MILLICAN 93 Hancock St. A natural musician, Red can play almost any instrument. The smallest boy in the class, he manages to offset his size by constantly being on the go. The Air Corps will be glad to have him when it learns he once built a full size glider. JEAN MOORE Jeanie, althou and many sports clubs school, ' she hopes ' East Street ambition loves all outdoor itive i c|jffber of several Jirls. After high Itend a business school. JOSEPH MOORE 1445 Mass. Avenue You ' d recognize that blush anywhere! Modest Joe is an athletic enthusiast and has been a prominent member of the baseball and foot- ball teams. He intends to become a member of the Marines through the Navy ' s V-12 pro- gram. Joe specializes in Math, and Chess. EDWARD NEAL 53 Kendall Road An honor student, Eddie always manages to get good marks despite his working after school hours. An experienced garage man, he likes to fool around with motors and machines. lb wears the shield and wings of a Naval Avia- tion Reserve Cadet. LAWRENCE ORMORD 40 Garfield Street Clonscientious and hard-working, Banjo is most familiar to us stacking a pile of dishes in the lunch room. Strong and long-legged, he is a miler on the track team. Knowing his radio and electricity backward and forward, he is going into electronic work.