Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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T-men in action... Rotary recognizes the best . . . and gives awards . (Bernie Chiacchia, Frank Forsythe) (Mr. Ingraham; Mr. Cooper; M. Polley, Field Hockey; Miss Leavitt; Mr. Smith; A. Carpenter, Cross Country; R. Albertine, Football; D. Wells, Football; Mr. Abel) one. We cooperated to entertain our classmates, an enthusiastic cooperation which included not only the actual singing or acting, but also the important publicity, business, and much-scorned clean-up jobs. Some of us excelled in our sports activities and were honored in various ways for our sportsmanship, conscientiousness, and ability. The students who lead our daily routine and our exciting events, directing us in the halls, the lunch- room, or the class meeting, especially discovered the values of school citizenship. This overall competence and varied number of skills, then, we see as one of the foundations of an energetic, democratic school today — and a thriving nation tomorrow. Lower Right Corner: Cafet eria cops on their B-eat . (George Fopiano, John Hicks, Leslie Stevens, Bob Albertini, Bill Whiting, Bob Axelson) Below: Giving the brush-off .. . (Bud Downey, Pat Jones) [9] a i, Driving Mr. Proctor crazy... (Barbara Fifield, Mr. Proctor) fit 3 ae ! x e

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UVERALL COMPETENCE Letting those high notes peal forth. . . Getting a-head on our own set... (The Christmas Choir) (Kennie Kinsmen, Harold Peterson) We recommend all-round participation, skill in many fields, because we know that those who are willing and able to meet all types of situations are best suited for useful living. Therefore, a citizen who can lead when he is called to, but who can also render selfless and devoted service to another leader, is the most valuable product of American schools. At Lexington, a full and interesting program — in the classroom, in the clubroom, and on the playing field — developed our abilities. We learned to take our place in the modern mechanized world, in everything from driving a car to designing a boat or building a television set. We worked to learn the essentials of first aid which are so necessary for every- Low er Left Corner: The red-nosed cabellero ... (Harriet Hardy, Phil Harding) It there a doctor in the house? (Chris Ivusic.. Al. Wilson) : Below: The life you save may be your own. . (Barbara Borngesser, Sandy MacLean, Nancy Harrington) [S|

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Farewell and Good Luck, Miss Harriman .. . (Micky Mercer, Nancy De Felice, Miss Harriman, Frances Devenezio, Carole Redmond) Making merry with Alan Dary at the Harvest Hop... (L. Stevens; A. Brenchick; Alan Dary, M. C.; M. Rycroft; J. Hicks; S. Murray; W. Johnston) ay SAN LANDS ste by 190,000 Yote Winning, Ladee Doubt! Rally racketeers .. . Ralph Stevens, Don Chandler, Alan Enborg, Art Lassek) (Mr. Moyle) Happy days are here again... Time for a change .. . (John Marques, Russ Sykes) In Christian harmony . . . The pause that refreshes .. . (Christmas Choir) (Promenaders at the Pigskin Dance) FUN AND FRULIL... | 10]