Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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DUDLEY WEST 33 Oak Street Dud is one of the most active boys in LHS. He never stops; he is always going to or from somewhere. Dud has been manager of the basketball team for the last two years. Manager of Basketball (2) (3). 11 Harrington Road PATRICIA ANN WHALEN Popular Pat she will be especially remem- bered for her two years as the inspiring cap- tain of the cheerleaders and for her excellent playing in field hockey and in basketball. Traffic Squad (1) (2) (3); Operetta (2) (3); Basket- ball (1) (2) (3); Co-captain of Basketball (3); Field Hockey (1) (2) (3); Cheerleader (1) (2) (3); Cap- tain of Cheerleaders (2) (3); Student Council (2) (3); Glee Club (1) (3); Spotlight (1) (2); Senior Play (3); Yearbook (3). PHYLLIS WHITE 12 Middle Street Artistic Phyl is another shy and quiet senior. Her greatest interests are sewing and art, and she desires to attend the Modern School of Fashions and Designs. 333 Waltham Street GEORGE WHITING, JR. One of our more formidable football players, George plans to enter the Stock- bridge School of Agriculture. Ese (3); Track (3); Intramural Sports (1) (2) WARREN WILDES 74 Winter Street Quiet but impish, Warren is very much in- terested in becoming a chemist. In his spare time he joins the ranks of amateur photog- raphers. 33 Bloomfield Street JOHN WILSON “Long John” has the distinction of having built a nineteen foot sailboat for his own use. Skiing and photography are two more of his hobbies. LOIS WILSON 1847 Mass. Avenue Lois is one of our petite, sports-minded girls. She also likes to sing, bat the softball around, and take care of dogs. Softball (1) (2). 134 Grant Street EILEEN WOOD Likable and attractive, Eileen’s pleasant- ness, quiet manner, and cheerful attitude have made her welcome in all her school activities. Student Council (2); French Club (3); Dramatic Club (1); Yearbook (3); Senior Play (3); Spotlight (1).

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THERESA TOCIO 19 Crescent Hill Avenue “Tree”, one of our best-dressed girls, is an expert on the dance-floor, in the bowling- alley, or in front of an easel. Spotlight (3); Senior Play (3). 39 Reed Street PHILLIP TULLAR Phil, the legs of his trousers slightly rolled, is a familiar sight as he roams around the library, looking for a magazine to-keep him out of trouble in study hall. MILES UHRIG 5 Hillside Terrace Miles, who is our goalie in hockey, also plays a superior brand of golf. In school, his ability to assemble his thoughts quickly and to present them clearly makes him a valua- ble member in a panel discussion. Class President (1); Operetta (1) (2); Hockey (1) (2) (3); Golf (2) (3); Senior Play (3). 2287 Mass. Avenue HELEN VALLIERE Helen spends her spare time skating and playing tennis at the playground. Her class- mates are grateful to her for the number of tickets that she sold for the senior play. ELSIE WALLACE 21 Vaille Avenue Elsie always has a good word for every- one. Her efficiency has kept her on Student Council for three years — good preparation for her career as a legal secretary. Student Council (1) (2) (3); Secretary of Student Council (3); Yearbook (3). 43 Woodland Road CRAIG WARK, JR. Craig keeps his friends laughing with his quick wit. Golfing, skiing, hunting, swimming, sailing, and model building take up his spare time. After graduation, Craig is headed for the University of Maine and mechanical engineering. Band (1); French Club (1); Operetta (1) (2) (3); Traffic Squad (1) (2) (3); Intramural Sports (1) (2) (3); Golf (2) (3); Spotlight (3); Yearbook (3). IRMA JANE WEBB 266 Lincoln Street Irma participated in three sports in school and was tops in all of them. Her popularity with her team mates is best illustrated by the fact that she was elected captain of softball in both her junior and senior years. Field Hockey (2) (3); Softball (1) (2) (3); Captain of Softball (2) (3); Basketball (1) (2) (3). 12 Massachusetts Avenue FRANCES WELCH . “Frannie” always makes an effort to do her best and does it with a smile. Her ambition is to be a music teacher.

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RICHARD WOODWARD 15 Dexter Road Woody is our star high jumper, turning in a stellar performance at every meet. He has also proved to be the scoring punch of our hockey team with his fighting spirit and his accurate shots. Track (1) (2) (3)5 Heckey M1) (2) ae) Veterans’ Hospital, Bedford ELINOR ZELLIN Elinor’s sweet smile and sunny disposition, together with her ever ready willingness to give a helping hand, have won her many lasting friends. Dramatic ‘Club (1);- French (Club (1) 42), (3) Pres: of French Club (3); Spotlight (1) (2) (3) Senior Play (3); Yearbook (3). ROBERT CATALANO 181 Marrett Road Bob, co-captain of our football team, is known to all of us in spite of his quiet man- ner. We shall remember him as the winner of the Matt Allen award for football in 1945. Foorball a Gya(Z mee 29 Grapevine Avenue JAMES TREMBLAY Although his working after school has pre- vented him from being active in sports, “Jim'’ has made himself known with his art work. He hopes to become a commercial artist.