Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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BEVERLY HAMMOND 28 Reed St. ‘“‘Bev’s” dimples and personality make her a friend of all. A language student, she plans to be an interpreter after studying at Boston University. French Club 3; Yearbook 3; Assembly Com- mittee 3; Chorus 2, 3. ( JAYNE HANSON 325 Bedford St. yA Jayne, most popular girl and the girl with the best sense of humor, certain ly lives up to her titles. She plans to study designing at the University of Maine. Operetta 2, 3; Senior Play 3; Spotlight 2, 3; Student Council 3; Field Hockey 3; Yearbook. BARBARA HARRIS 2 be Pearle St. Tall, dark-eyed, and attractive, Barbara loves to roller skate. Her sensible judg- ment will aid her in the future. Chorus 1, 2, 3. (7 ¥ STANLEY HARVEY ; 12 Crescent Hill Ave. Though small, Stan makes hearts beat faster. He should be a good buddy in the Marines with his sense of humor. yr ee Football 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Oper- c etta 3. WILLIAM HEDGES 6 Fair Oaks Drive Good-looking, good-natured Bill is very interested in chemistry. He will study at Tufts College to be a chemical engineer. CZ awd Ce com «of a Zy A pe fy tf Py, ) VA wy denna (WOM. MARY HEMMINGSON South Rd., Bedford Going quietly about her work, Mary is always dependable. Her cheerful disposi- tion should make her very successful as a bookkeeper. Operetta 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3.

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BEVERLY FELL Wood St., Bedford The artistic “Bev” has charmed us all mgs, and plans to enter chool to develop her ye « ROBERT FERGUSON i Berwick Cnc Tall and unassuming, Bob’s perseverance and power to concentrate will aid him at Norwich University or in the Coast Guard. Yearbook 3. WILLIAM FURDQNS 822™Miass. Swe. With his chegxful Attitudgt and fridndit- ness, Bill wash Wwelcorled ‘into ous )class last year. Rie fare lidd in the Navy. Baseball) 2; 5, Traffic $quad 3 Assembly Committee af ‘Choru Jp ; Ice Hockey 2, 3. HENRY GNADE 21 Highland Ave. Jolly, happy-go-lucky “Hank” is very popular among both boys and girls. After he leaves the Navy, he hopes to enter a college to study architecture. Basketball 1; Traffic Squad 3. RICHARD GORDON — 38 Outlook Drive Hailing from the South, “Dick” has made friends during his year in Lexington. For training as a chemical engineer he will attend MIT. ELIZABETH GROFF 90 South Rd., Bedtord “Lizzie”, helpful and pleasant to every- one at all times, will enter St. Luke’s Hospital to train as a nurse. Yearbook 3; French Club 3.

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ANNE HILTON 70 Baker Ave. Anne combines artistic ability with a com- plete absence of temperament. She will continue her studies at the New England School of Art. Yearbook 3. VIRGINIA HOLLAND Great Rd., Bedford Lovely but shy, “Ginnie” can show any- one up on a dance floor, although for her vocation she has chosen to be a secretary. A) Basketball 3; Cheer Leader 1, 3; Chorus ye | 9) ’ {7 { l RITA HUNT oth pad wWrenud Rita’s merry laugh attracts ‘all wo eet her. As a secretary, shaf willy Psy d fine} addition to the business | yolta. L Spotlight 3; Pan-American Chub) Le Ciibtug ie) Band) 1s Q A, FREDERICK JAMES 40 Reed Street Tall, slim, and easy-going, we know Fred- die’s humor will be appreciated at North- eastern University as it has been in L.H.S. “A Senior Play; Traffic Squad 3. LOUISE KELLEY 109 Follen Road Louise is bright and slow to anger. She is one of those rare individuals who can succeed in anything she attempts. She will enter Regis College as a student of mathematics. Operetta 2; Student Council 2, 3; Tennis lige Field sHockéy 2063.5 Yearbook. 3; Basketball 3; Chorus 1, 2,3; D. A. R. award. JEAN KENNEDY 1009 Mass. Ave. Jean’s efficiency and capability will aid her as a medical secretary. She intends to prepare for this work at Kathleen Dell School. Spotlight 3; Senior Play; Chorus 2, 3.