Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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RUTH BICKFORD 82 Waltham St. ‘“Bickie’s” fun and laughter make friend- liness her outstanding characteristic. Her enthusiastic leadership and perseverance have been outstanding in her activities. Yearbook 3; Chorus 2, 3; Spotlight 3; As- sembly Committee 3; Stamps and Bonds 3. LOIS BLACK 11 Highland Ave. Lois’s charm and winning personality have won her many lasting friends. Her present desire is to be an architect. Chorus 1, 3;.Traffic Squad 3. VO. BARBARA BOND South Rd., Bedford Barby’s unassuming smile, pleasing dispo- sition, and jolly laugh make her an enjoy- able companion. Success to you in nurs- ing, Barby! Choruspise2s0o . EVA BRUCCHI 72 Hinchey Rd. No Argument would be complete without Eva’s opinion—expressed without hesita- tion. She plans to enter the Cadet Nurse Corps. ERMA BURGESS 30 Cottage St. “Ginger”, as her best friends call her, plans to be a secretary. Her spare time is spent in either swimming or bowling, Chorus 1, 2; Band 3. RUTH BURGESS 34 Fletcher Ave. Ruthie, though quiet in school, has a host of friends. Coming years will find her . as an aviator. Happy landings, Ruthie! Chorus 1, , 3.

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NICOLINA BASILE 182 North Rd., Bedford “Nickie” is unusually quiet. Her amazing memory makes her a good student. Next year she will attend college to study to be a dietitian. Chorus 2, 3; Music Appreciation 3. q MARJORIE BAUDREAU 15 Theresa Ave. A sunny smile and a sunny disposition describe ‘‘Margie’’. There will be a corner in the business world for her in the | apature. Weagbook ae J Dy ‘ fv ee ROLAND BENSON 491 Bedford St. Roland’s calmness and excellent manners N make him a welcome classmate. He plans ’ to become a minister after graduating from Gordon College. LOUIS BENTLEY 38 Theresa Ave. Cheerful, joking Louis plans a future as a paper hanger. Of course, he’s going to- help hang another paperhanger first. MILLER BESTICK 52 Reed St. “Bessie” will long be remembered for his flashy socks and ties. His good nature and humor make him a favorite. DOROTHY BETTENCOURT 4 Tewksbury St. “Dot” was welcomed to our class last year. Her personality has won a place in many of our hearts, and we know she will succeed in the future.

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ik i Hancock St. ay will lead her to School, where she ‘oe in the line of BARBARA BURK 88 Bedford St. If good looks, a neat appearance, and a pleasing personality are of any help, we can be assured that “Barbie” will be a success. If there is work to be done, just : ask ‘Barbie’ and no sooner said than done. @ Operetta 2, 3; Senior Play 3; French Club 3; Yearbook 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. ROSALIE BURRI 29 Hillside Carefree, happy-go-lucky Rosalie brighter » the school corridors with her apa friendly smile. We wish her success ald ay stenographer. Spotlight 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS BYRNE 16 Tucker Ave. Small, but peppy, Phyl has many friends. At the Academy Moderne, she will start on a career of modeling. Chorus gt Ry Bee 2 pl By. oF MABEL ee Siace Rd, Bedford Quiet, hardworking Mabel plans to pre- pare for office work at Bryant and Strat- ton. Her quiet diligence and perseverance will favor her as a secretary. Spotlight 3; Chorus 2, 3. PATRICIA COGSWELL 35 Prospect Hill Rd: “Patty” is quiet and considerate, with an occasional twinkle in her eye. She will major in Home Economics at Colby College. French ‘Club-2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3.