Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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FRANCES LITCHFIELD, 468 Marrett Rd. With her eyes constantly on nursing as her goal, ‘‘Frannie’s” sweet. manner and soft voice will be- appreciated by her future patients. SS eee a ie Spotlight 3; Chorus 1, ms) a) Ot te VICTOR LORING 53 Bloomfield St. Victor possesses great artistic ability which he has developed into drawing cartoons. He hopes to continue in this line after graduation. iPrack: 1,3: EILEEN LYN Alth Ei poo 2 ao wth eve » Spotlj | DON MACBETH 507 Waltham St. “Don” a foot-loose and fancy free fello o will attend Northeastern Uni- versity to study civil engineering. as Me Se ya is d MAURINE MacDERMID — 36 James St. Remembered for her silence and diligence, Maurine can make hard tasks easy. At present, she has a position in an In- surance Company. French Club 1, 2; Pan American Club 1. CATHERINE MacGILLIVRAY 33 Charles St. ““Kay’s’ quiet, calm attitude will get her a long way in the business world. She hopes to be a private secretary to a millionaire. Chorusmlpe 2.5.

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WALTER KENNEDY 9 Locust Avenue Walt’s “‘pepsodent” smile has gained him many friends. He is popular and very active in all school events. The Navy seems to be Walt’s immediate future. Football 3; Senior Play 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Class President 2; Traffic Squad. BEATRICE KEW 705 Mass. Ave. D “Bea”, quiet but pleasant, is planning on training to be a nurse at Symmes Hospital next year. I] iv Lunchroom 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Glee NV UP Club 3. KATHERINE KINNEEN 156 Vine St. Small and cheerful, Kay is particularly interested in office work. She plans to contihue in this line after further study. Chorus 1. { of CARL LARSEN 121 sil appli Carl’s humor and cheerfulhgés hame won him many friends. His ihterest ing af4’ planes has led him to choose (Ai la ne Mechanism for his future work. Hockey 3, Baseball 3. WILLIAM LARSSEN 30 James St. Likable Billy has proved especially effi- cient in managing the movie projector. He plans a business career after attend- ing Boston University. KENNETH LIMA 634 Waltham St. After leaving the Navy, Ken aspires to go to school to study Diesel engines. His popularity with both boys and girls has no bounds. Track 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Traffic Squad 3; Senior Play; Spotlight 3.

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fot JEAN MacNUTT 82 Waltham St. With her witty remarks, Jean supplies her classes with many laughs. We know that whatever Jean attempts, she will en- joy herself. JOSEPH MARSHALL 9 Independence dave. A congenial friend, Joe always has a joke and a smile. “Mufti”, as he is more often called, keeps his classmates in an uproar with his witty remarks. Football 3; Operetta 3; Chorus 1, 3. DORIS MAXWELL 341 Wood St. “Maxie,” a conscientious worker, wishes to be an interior decorator after attend- ing the Modern School of Fashion and Design. Cheerleader 2; Operetta 2, 3; Assembly Committee 3; Tennis 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. Y ) ee e pl JOAN eghst to sy Road Joan’s beaufital spfle and easy-going nda nner will make her an excellent nurse Aq, at the, ¥ vee Engtapd Baptist Hospital. ae Chbrus by af WV ‘J Vv XV nN J B Ve, fest 0 VA ANN McDONOUGH 1985 Mass. Ave. Quiet and amiable Ann has the ability to write. To develop this talent she will attend a college to study journalism.