Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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ROBERT LYON 24 Oakland Street Where there is ‘Willie’, there is Bob — Lexington’s topranking Casanovas. Bob's good nature and humor have made him a favorite with students and teachers. began sie (3); Assembly Committee (3); Senior Play 33 Charles Street LILLIAN MacGILLIVRAY Always cheerful and good-natured, Lillian is one of those girls whom you usually see smiling and happy. She will answer to the nickname ‘Cheet.”’ Senior Play (3). EDITH MacINNIS 38 Middle Street Edith is the girl who worked so hard this year in the library. After graduation, she would like to enter the business world as a secretary. 36 Waltham Street DONALD MacKAY Don, good-looking and fancy free, enjoys the three F’s — females, facts, and figures. Somewhat reluctant in the classroom, Don has an entirely different aspect when playing hockey or pulling some prank on an unsus- pecting victim. Hockey (1) (2) (3); Traffic Squad (2). BASIL MacLEOD Concord Road, Bedford “Joe” is quiet, but well liked by all who know him. His athletic ability is shown on the track team on which he has participated for three years. Track aG)a(Z)e (3): 13 Smith Avenue NORMAN MacLECD, JR. Norman has contributed much to the suc- cess of the LHS band in his position as first drummer. He plans to continue his schooling in business management. FART Baseball (1) (2) (3); Intramural Sports (1) (2). MARK MAGUIRE 4 Bowker Street Are you, by any remote chance, in trouble? Just call Mark, the school's private detective, to your rescue. Mark's second love is me- chanical drawing. Tracks(2)— (3) 92 Bedford Street PATRICIA MAGUIRE Although Patty's list of activities shows that she has many interests, she claims that her only ambition is to be a writer. Dramatic Club (1); Basketball (1) (2); Senior Play (3); Softball (3); French Club (1); Intramural Sports (1) (2) (3).

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ADELE LANDMAN 12 Mass. Avenue Adele's desire is to become a dental hygienist. Her spare time, however, is spent in collecting pictures of homes and of furni- ture arrangement and in trying out different recipes. 16 Muzzey Street EUGENE LEARY Quiet and shy, but well-liked, Gene is one of our stars when it comes to sports. He and his twin have confused many a sports fan. Football (1) (2) (3); Basketball (1). JOHN LEARY - 16 Muzzey Street Jack has bewildered many teachers and students because of his being a twin and has bewildered many opposing football players because of his fine teamwork. eee (1) (2) (3); Baseball (2) (3); French Club 70 Springs Road PAULINE LETTENEY Pauline is one of the more studious and quiet members of our class. Her interests lie along the fields of reading and dancing. FRANCES LINDSAY 27 Eliot Road Although ‘‘Franny’’ is a newcomer this year, she has already gained many friends. She excels in both studies and sports. Basketball (3); Yearbook (3); Senior Play (3); Oper- etta (3); Softball (3). 53 Dexter Road JUDITH LITCHFIELD Judy’s ability to do well anything she undertakes has made her both an excellent student and an asset in all school activities. Her ease in getting along with people and her quiet control have won her many friends. Intramural Sports (1); Dramatics (1); Stamps and Bonds (2); Traffic Squad (3); Yearbook (3); Assem- a Committee (3); Spotlight (3); French Club (1) ELEANOR LOW 95 North Hancock Street When Elly is not in school, chances are that she is on a bird walk. You are likely to find her anywhere in Massachusetts, and by now she knows all the birds by their first names. es (2) (3); Glee Club (3); French Club (2) 32 Muzzey Street DONALD LYNAH Don is one of the few fellows with equal ability on a baseball diamond and behind the footlights. Baseball (1) (2) (3); Operetta (1) (2) (3); Senior Play (3); Spotlight (3).

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THOMAS MALONEY 49 Baker Avenue To see tall, dark, and handsome Tom in- conspicuously walking around the corridors, no one would guess that he is one of the outstanding athletes of the year. Football (1) (2) (3); Basketball (1) (2); Captain of Basketball (3); Baseball (3). 49 Cliff Avenue LOUIS MAROTTA If your spirits are low, just listen to Lou talk for awhile, and you will soon be feeling gay. His wit and sense of humor have made him very popular with his classmates. Basketball (1); Traffic Squad (2); Golf (2) (3); Foot- all (Z eee FLORENCE MASON 60 Oak Street At football and hockey games Florence's enthusiastic cheers can be heard above us all. Dancing and movies are also on her pre- ferred list of activities. oe Club (1) (2) (3); Intramural Sports (1) (2) 15 Muzzey Street DOROTHY MAXNER Dorothy wishes to be a dietitian. Her con- scientiousness and capability, added to her three summers’ experience, seem to assure SUCCESS: Glee Club (1) (2); Band (3); Operetta (3); Traffic Squad (3). CAROLYN MAXWELL 341 Wood Street Full=oi tun) =Maxie is “also one’ ol) the luckiest, as she has already been accepted at the University of Maine, where she plans to major in social service work. Spotlight (1); Operetta (2); Traffic Squad (2); Glee Club (1) (3); Field Hockey (3); Senior Play (3); Yearbook (3). 77 Meriam Street DOROTHY MAYNARD Dotty’s willingness to do the job at hand and her ability to assume responsibility make her well-liked by students and teachers. Field Hockey (2) (3); Senior Play (3); Glee Club (1) (2) (3); Traffic Squad (2) (3); Yearbook (3); Operetta (2) (3); Junior Town Meeting (3). ELEANOR McADOO 454 Marrett Road Fun-loving Eleanor is never in a bad humor. Those of us who touch type envy her speed and accuracy on a typewriter. Glee Club (1); Operetta (1); Yearbook (3); Spot- light (3). 7 Curve Street ANN McDONNELL An affectionate smile and an affable per- sonality are accountable for Ann’s popular- ity. She is particularly interested in singing and has been in all three of our operettas. Ghee (1) (2) (3); Glee Club (3); Traffic Squad