Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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EVE ST. IVANYI 62 Fottler Ave. 7 Grassland St. e and full of fun, Shirley al to her friehds and takes omes. 4Y MARY ST. GEORGE 76 Reed Street Mary has a pleasing disposition, a win- ning smile and is a loyal friend. Artistic ability and a good imagination should prove useful in the future. Yearbook 3; Assembly Committee 3; Lunch- room 2. Eve looks onward to either journalism or radio interviewing. Her originality and wit should help her in the future. JEAN SULLIVAN 478 Marrett Road Jean is a good listener with an even disposition. Her pleasant manner will assure her of success. Chorus 3. HILDRETH THOMPSON Marrett Rd. Wherever there is laughter, ‘‘Hillie” is found. With her inexhaustible energy, she finds work or play equally enjoyable. Operetta’ 1,93; Chorus? 1,9 2,357) Field Hockey 3; Glee Club 3; Lunchroom. gy Z ‘ si Le tC As 4 Nee IG JOAN Se ee ee en eee ee

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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.

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PSON- Great Rd., Bedford ievous streak in “Ruthie” is t. She will maintain her top ellesley College, we are sure. prea Operettaays.25. erield LOR ESB PHYLLIS TOULOUSE 132 Grant St. Phyl has a merry laugh, and likes to participate in any debate or argument that comes up. Her hobby is ice skating. Phyl plans to enter Endicott Junior Col- lege. Yearbook 3; Spotlight 3. FRANCES TRACEY 1083 Mass. Ave. -Frannie’s main interest is flying. At present, she is the only member of L.H.S. in the Civilian Air Patrol. We wish Frannie success in training for a com- mercial pilot. Operetta 2; Yearbook 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Lunchroom. To FRED ER! eed Street dents is im a man’s¥man dream. His ure lies in s after training, oston College. rot 3% Operet bo FRED VAN NORDEN 8 Bedford St. “Fred”, another recent acquisition to our class, has not yet decided what his plans will be for the near future. Acting as Warry in our senior play, Fred did a grand job. 2, Senior Play 3. PERRY VIENOT 15 Vaille Ave. Popular “Perry” is an all-around athletic star. Although he gives a serious im- pression, he really has a cheerful dis- position. Football 2, 3; Traffic Squad 2, 3; Senior Play; Yearbook 3; Student Council 2.