Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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CAMILLE MORETTI 8 Rindge Avenue Camille loves to read in her spare time and plans to study accounting in business school. She is the quiet twin. 8 Rindge Avenue WILLIAM MORETTI Besides being active on the track team, “Billy” is very much interested in bowling and swimming. His friendly smile and twinkling eyes make it a pleasure to meet him anytime. Operetta (1) (2); Track. (2) (3); Intramural Sports (1) (2) (3). BARBARA MYERS 17 Audubon Road Barbie is a peppy and attractive blonde with an amazing store of energy. She has great enthusiasm for doing something she likes and will stick to the job to the end. French Club (1); Dramatic Club (1); Operetta (1) (2) (3); Hockey (3); Senior Play (3); Yearbook (3); Spotlight (3); Band (1) (3). 27 Hancock Street HULDA NORTONEN Although Hulda arrived at LHS only last year, she has rapidly become popular with her classmates. She hopes to enter the Home Economics field. ROBERT OLDFORD 159 Reed Street Bob had plenty of pep and fight on the football field and was rewarded for it by being presented with the McNamara Trophy. Football (2) (3); Hockey (2) (3); Golf (2) (3); Senior Play (3); Student Council (3). 101 Cliff Avenue LORETTA PALERMO Slight of stature, Loretta has an enviable personality and neat appearance. Although she ranks high in scholastic achievements, she plans to make a career of her dancing talent. French Club (3). ARLENE PAWLOWSKI 15 Bennett Street This athletically minded girl keeps busy with sports, especially skating. She is always quiet and always a perfect lady. Operetta (3); Yearbook (3). Old Billerica Road ANN PETERSEN Although she claims that horses are her first love, “Pete's” attention at hockey games would make us doubt her statement. French Club (2); Senior Play (3).

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JEAN McKENZIE 24 Vaille Avenue Jean leads two extra-curricular lives — that of an athlete and that of a model. Her ability as a field hockey player is well known to us. Her charming personality and her beautiful hair are well known to Marsha Jordan teen-agers. Field Hockey (2) (3). 6 Cottage Street ANN McLAUGHLIN Ann, who is always so neat and pleasant, hopes to become an airline hostess. As a pastime, she enjoys dancing very much, MARY LOU McLAUGHLIN 88 Oak Street There is never a dull moment when Mary Lou is around. Her innocent and well-mean- ing questions boomerang to make the class a scene of laughter. French Club (1) (2) (3); Basketball (2); Spotlight (2) (3); Senior Play (3). 105 Hancock Street HELEN McMAHAN Helen, another blonde with a sweet smile, plans to become a telephone operator. Her pleasant voice should soothe any disgruntled client. Operetta (1) (2). FLORENCE McMAHON 102 South Street Florence, a newcomer to our class last year, has proved herself to be efficient in her studies and willing to work for any good cause. Intramural Sports (2) (3). 3 Bowker Street MAUREEN MELLY Maureen, who is always cheering up some- one who is feeling blue, is famous for her bubbling laugh and her black eyes. French Club (1); Senior Play (3); Yearbook (3). ARTHUR MILLICAN 93 Hancock Street If Arthur is not driving his car, he can be found steering his truck or his tractor. His main ambition is to own and operate a poul- try farm. 307 Wood Street . JOHN MONETTE John's time outside of school is spent in skating, hunting, fishing, and looking into any sort of adventure that can be found at the moment. He plans to go to agriculture school and some day be a successful farmer.

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EMILIE ANN PETERSEN Loomis Street Emilie’s quietness and perseverance have been admired by many people during her school life. Her interest to do things well will bring her success and happiness in life, we are sure. 47 Parker Street BRUCE PHALEN If Bruce is not figuring out a plan for world peace, he is working out a math problem on his slide rule. Operetta (1) (2) (3); Stamps and Bonds (1) (2); Track (1) (2) (3); Senior Play (3). BRENDA PHILLIPS 18 Winthrop Road Brenda, one of our best-looking and most popular girls, is interested in dancing, swimming, and modeling. She hopes to con- tinue her education in the field of fashion. Spotlight (1); Glee Club (1) (3); Softball (1) (2) (3)) Field Hockey (1) (2) (3)2 Operetta (2) (3); Cheerleader (3); Student Council (3); Senior Play (3); Yearbook (3). 12 Winthrop Road MARGARET PICKERING “Beany” is never at a loss for words. Her role of Elsie in the senior play kept her more subdued than usual, but she made up for her taciturnity with her facial expressions. Dramatic Club (1); French Club (1) (2); Glee Club (1) (8); Operetta (1) (2) (3); Traffic Squad (2) (3); Spotlight (2) (3); Senior Play (3); Yearbook (3). PATRICIA PIERCE 14 Curve Street Everyone runs to Pat whenever there is any art work to be done. For proof that she has never let us down, just glance through the Spotlight or the Yearbook. Dramatic Club (1); French Club (1); Spotlight (2) (3); Senior Play (3); Yearbook (3). 4 Taft Avenue WILFRED PIERPONT “Willie”, our veteran of the Seabees, is everyone's friend and a bushel of fun. His two likes are rather far apart — traveling and tinkering with anything mechanical. Maybe the latter can pay for the former. MARION PORTER 39 Adams Street Always full of fun, Nan stilt finds time to take an interest in her studies. She wishes to attend Chamberlain to take up merchan- dising . Dramatic Club (1); Operetta (3); Intramural Sports CO AY (ae 23 Springs Road GERALD QUA Good-natured Jerry is never without a smile. He likes music and girls and has been very successful with both. Operetta (1); Orchestra (1) (2).