Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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IRVING RICH Kendall Road “Buddy” left this year for trade school, but has returned to graduate. Machine designing interests him and he will enter this field after graduating. Track, Chorus. THELMA po Nd ut, sia Ave., Bedford Wp “fe ie parently ey: man- s proven that she is very ndable She will enter the Faulkner ospital soon. Yearbook 3; Basketball 2; Field Hockey 1, O38: CAROLINE RUOCCO 49 Fottler Ave. Quiet and reliable, Caroline has chosen the career of teaching. She has many friends and will gain many more. Yeatbook 3; Assembly Committee 3. JAMES RUSH 70 Middle Street Carefree, nothing troubles Jimmy except perhaps his black buggy. He plans to continue with his hobby of—not girls— but raising chickens! Orchestra 1; Band 1, 2. MARY SANSEVERINO, 11 Lisbeth Street To be happy and talkative makes life a joy. Mary finds that her training in business will be directed toward office work. Chorus 1, 2

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RICHARD PAPEN 9 Hilltop mre Possessing an ever-ready sense of humor, “Rit” gets lots of fun out of life, and produces fun for others also. N y Yearbook 3; Football? 2).°3: Track 2, 35 B] 3 Operetta iy 3::+Choruseis 253, ay BEATRICE PARMEGIANI 3 Daniels Street Popularity is inevitable when you possess a winning smile and a friendly disposition. Bea will attend a secretarial school. Operetta 2,33 Chorus.1,°2,73: ; 4, fi— ° f a’ A KX CHARLES PECK 5 Sebttfeton Street rough, his €© yedus and pleasing man- ng eye has many friefids., Rot a career of electrical sengisiceting, ‘he will atte Amherst ( leges then cdntinue thid te at Wt , Ee. Senior Pldys3.| APY h (jt oe! i” FRANCES PHILLIPS 8 Aerial Street Always courteous and friendly, Frannie never refuses to help others. She will continue her studies at an art school. Chorus 2. NORMA PUFFER Hartwell Rd., Bedford Norma’s ambition is to be an occupa- tional therapist. With her cheerful smile and sunny disposition she will be an asset in this field. Senior Play 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey oF EMILY RICARDELLI 190 Great Road, Bedford Emily is always wearing a smile. One of our business students, she will continue in this line of work after graduation. Chorus 2.

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HOWARD SCHOFIELD, 7 Pleasant Street Definitely a jazz man and tops in drum- ming, “Howie” is a good fellow. With his fine personality he should go far in the world. Football 3; Hockey 3; Band 3. SUSIE SGROSSO 104 Reed St. “Sue” is a congenial girl taking an in- terest in school affairs. We know she will do a capable job in her business career. Assembly Committee 3. TED SHOEMAKER 44 Somerset Rd. “Teddy” can draw as easily as he can write his‘ name. His artistic ability will enable him to become an expert cCar- toonist. Traffic Squad 3; Yearbook 3. NATALIE SILSBY 19 Muzzey Street With no set goal in her future, Nat will keep running until she finds one. Perhaps she will be found in a business office in the near future. PATRICIA SMITH 15 Hibbert St. “Pat” is one of those girls whom you usually see smiling and happy. One of her ambitions is to take dictation at 120 words a minute. SALLY SMITH 15 Hibbert St. Sally, with her mischievous sparkling smile, is always ready for a good time and ever willing to carry her share of a burden. We will always remember her as “Penelope”, the little imp who. compli- » cated things in our senior play. Senior Play 3; Assembly Committee 3; Chorus 3.