Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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DORIS WHITE 142 Marrett Road “Quiet as the day is long.” Course: College Ambition: Children’s nurse or violinist Orchestra 1. 126 Cedar Street CHRISTINE WOOD A frank and open manner reflects sincerity.” Course: College Ambition: Physiotherapy Student Council 2, Spotlight 2. MARION WOOD 134 Grant Street True to her word, her work, her friends.” Course: Stenographic Ambition: Stenographer Yearbook 3. 5 Forest Court EUGENE YEADON “Opportunity to do mischief is found a hundred times a day.” Course: College Ambition: Pharmacist Trathc Squad 1, 2; French Club 1; Pan American 1; Stamps and Bonds 1, 2. DOLORES M. ZITSO 21 Bertwell Road “Ever Charming!’ Course: College Ambition: Teach Dramatic “Club, President, 2; Spotlight 1, 2% Dance Committee 2. 306 Lowell Street ROBERT ZITTEL “There's mischtef in this little man.” Course: College Ambition: Engineering Senior Play Committee 3. ALFRED BRESNAHAN 136 Lowell Street Oh, for a life of ease!” Course: General Ambition: Salesman 627 Massachusetts Avenue EDYTHE GRANT “An honest smile flashes the joy of meeting.” Course: College Ambition: School librarian French Club 2; Spotlight 2, 3.

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FOOTBALL Back Row: Ass't Coach Moon, P. Swanson, R. Hardy, G. Leary, R. Oldford, S. Kennedy, L. Zehner, V. Adams, A. Miller, Coach Cooper. Third Row: W. Kelly, L. Morotta, J. Bailey, R. Giroux, D. Pierce, M. Coscia, J. Connor, A. Connors, R. Webster. Second Row: R. Brooks, J. Callahan, J. Leary, C. Buck, J. Brown, G. Arthur, R. Griffiths, R. Holmes, F. Kaceraukas, K. Cox, E. Burri, F. Dooley, J. Patterson. First Row: R. Banks, D. MacCarter, B. Shoemaker, G. Murray, W. Pierce, J. Sullivan, R. Vaughan, B. Burke, C Anderson, J. Lindsey, R. Bunzel. The graduating class of 1946 may look back to one of the most successful football seasons in many years. In spite of several thoroughly disheartening “breaks”, the team never lost its buoyant spirit. Mere records, however, can never relate the whole story. They can never tell, for instance, of the stunned look on the faces of a cocky Reading team when the flighty Lexington eleven marched down the field for a dramatic first period touchdown. They can never tell of the anguish of a team when a touchdown is called back for an offside penalty. We could reminisce for pages about the 0-0 deadlock with an ‘inferior’ Howe team, about the Lexington squad at its best in its sweeping victory over Needham, or about the “conquering” of Concord and their “reconquering’ on the Rta-Grid Quiz on WEBS Z, Let it suffice to say that this year’s squad was a team that rose to meet its opponents and that continued to battle until the finish whistle.