Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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4 4 WILLIAM SMITH 174 Wood St. Big and husky, you ' d never think to look at him that Smitty would star in an oper- etta. He must get his talent from his father, who is a fine singer. The Sea Bees, which he plans to join, can use some of that brawn. EARL SORENSEN Dudley Rd. Earl is one of the quietest members of our class. As his main interest is mechanics and skilled metal work, his days are spent in the shop. Everyone will remember him for his politeness. ELISABETH SORENSEN 117 Bedford St. Capable Betty, who loves to ski and play tennis, also has been an energetic field hockey enthusiast. A lover of collections, Betty num- bers curios and stam ps among her favorites. We hope she is able to fulfill her ambition for a career involving medicine. WARREN SORENSEN 68 Gleason Rd. Quiet and industrious. Warren takes school seriously. As he is interested in aviation, man - of his subjects fall along that line. Warren also enjoys working, and spends considerable time working in a fruit store. ESTHER SULLIVAN Elm St., Bedford Sully ' s never-ending vitality is a source of amazement to her friends. She participates in many sports, among which are bowling and l)ask( tl)all. Sully also likes to dance. Her jileasant voice will aid her when she becomes a telephone opeiator. RICHARD SUTER 22 Forest Street Another one of the school ' s redheads, Dick is always full of fun. His subjects do not point to any particular occupation. However, he has a keen interest in mechanics. At present, he spends many of his after school hours working at Adams Press.

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RICHARD ROBINSON 2361 Mass. Ave. Pet peeve of Miss Forsyth, Dick always man- ages to arrive five minutes late for each class. From this fact you ' d think that in a race he ' d come in last, hut in track he has piled up many firsts in the half and in the full mile. MARY ROBITAILLE North Rd., Bedford Another one of the more bashful members of our class, Mary, however, is known to her friends for her sweet chatter. Outside of school, her many activities include tennis, which is her favorite sport. We ' re sure she ' s perfectly fitted for her chosen profession, social work. ALBERT ROSS 32 Locust Av:-. Tall, dark, and handsome, Al is the ' apple of my eye ' of many girls. He is more familiar to us, though, as the driver of Scribner ' s Mar- ket delivery truck. JOANNE RUDD 17 Vine Brook Rd. Jo is quiet and dependable. She is always obliging and cheerful. Joanne has a nice singing voice and she has been in several of our high school operettas. SHIRLEY RUSHTON 5 Richard Rd. Cheerful Shirley is full of fun. There is never a dull moment when she is around. Her liveliness made her one of the fastest and most skillful field hockey players. Amiable and very sociable, Shirley will be a success in her chosen field. ROSE SCOPA 80 Bow St. Rose, called Row by her friends, is a whiz at the accordion. She has a great many hob- bies, such as dancing and swimming. She is one of the quieter members of our class, but she will always be remembered for sweetness and her sincerity.

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mi LORETTA SWEENEY 47 Blossom Crost Rd. C!arcfrcc Lorrtta is always willing to lend a helping hand, and she ably assisted in doing work for the Yearbook. She plays the piano well, and in her spare time she jllects stuffed animals. Friendly and popular, Loretta wishe to attend La Salle college. J. NET SWEETN. M Great Rd The versatile and active Jan has iiU( ranging from sports to music. She spend spare time at the Aquadace CMub, of v she is a member. Then, too, she enjoys tl piano. Jan ' has been an active member Student C ' ouncil and on the Field Hock squad. Jloomfield St. one of those WKBSIKR THOMAS f)Q A football letterman, Web i rare fellows who are talented in many sports. His quick wit and agile mind have brightened many a dull period and won him the friend- ship of all. He plans to be a chemical engi- neer and follow in his father ' s footsteps. PRISCILLA TOWNE 7,5(i M Priscilla is an ardent collector of and has many from several states of th She is also an enthusiastic horsewoman cilia is now taking trumpet Icsso to make music her career. .NORMA VESSEY 301 Bedford St ■ Shorty puts her spare time into good use I iiibroidering and knitting. Full of fun, she is straightforward and peppy. Norma takes hei studies seriously and is always willing to lielp DIANA WARREN 18 Highland Avenue Musical Dinscy is a member of the Lexing- ton Choral Society and has been in several high school operettas. A dependable member of the Spotlight staff, she also belongs to the French Club and the Wing Scouts. Diana would like to attend Smith tiollege.