Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Spirit of a Century We present our theme to you this year in the form of a spirit—the Spirit of Lexington High—whose haunts for the past century have been our halls, classrooms, and playing fields. A direct descendant of the indomiut- able spirit of ’70, he represents the persever- ing spirit of our faculty, the irrepressible ‘ spirit of our students, the fighting spirit of our athletic teams. As your guide, he will | lead you through the events of the hundredth year of Lexington High School's existence. Cable of Contents PAGE DEDICATION : : ; : : : : : : ‘ : s) ADMINISTRATION: =: : : : ; ‘ : ; : 4 HISIORIGATZ HIGH EI GHlS aa 3 : : : : : : 9 ORGANIZATIONS : : : ‘ : : : : ; : 19 A Tita celal © ome ; ; : : ; ; : : 4 : ? 39 CHAS SOF 1954 We 4 ; ; , , : : : ; ‘ bs) UNDERCIUAS Ss MEN is : ; ; : ‘ : : ‘ : 73 Photographer — Zitso Studio, Inc. Cover design — Peter Zitso ‘44 Candids — William Wetherell ‘54 Printed by the Acme Printing Company, Everett, Mass. CAPY MEMORIAL LIBRARY $5 1 trike be UT radi itl LuUNGTON, MASS. 02173

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Levington 1954 Published by Levington High School Levington, Mass.

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Dedication A century of progress has passed from our first school a hundred years ago to the birth of a new modern high school this year. Therefore, to those students, those accomplishments, and those ideals which continually contributed to that progress, we dedicate this volume of our history. We fondly hope that the future years may measure up to the past, be fashioned on the same moral and educational standards, and achieve the Same SUCCESS. Da vet nor eaM ER barr Mei ROE RE