Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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ELECTIVES Future draftsmen John Faucette, Pat Barbieri, John Overton, Allen Prescott, Ted Slater, Charles Spidle, and Murray Ingraham design machine parts. Wood designing is mastered by Don Servente at the Fine craftsmanship is accomplished by Larry Doll, Mal Silva, Bob Collina, lathe. Charlie Bergin, and Charlie Skinner in the wood shop. 2a NG ae Welding in the metal shop gives Alfred Batstone training for his future in Careful sanding occupies the attention of Tom Bonnell, Bob Maclnnis, and the trucking business. 21 Jim Moloy as they put the finishing touches on a coffee table.

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MANUAL Typing class develops competent and speedy secretaries such as Olga Cipriano, Shirley Matigan, Ann Mahoney, Shirley Knox, and Virginia Glenn. The art of cooking is easily learned in our modern homemaking room by The Ditto machine goes fast and accurately when future housemakers Marilyn D’'Abbraccio, Carol Rhones, Linda Travers, and guided by the able hands of Nancy Garrity, Peggy Joan Contini. Woodward, and Judy Lollis. In clothing classes Mrs. Cushman teaches sewing skills to Sue Ladd, Carla Art class provides opportunity for Karen Sampson, Pat Vail, and Ed Scribner, Nancy Caldaroni, and Sandy Antonelli. 20 Phalen to express their feelings in designs.

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The Christmas spirit invades our world when Mrs. Sandberger directs the choir in our favorite songs. HOLIDAYS Christmas Trimming the tree, Ruth Butler, Susan Manning, Bruce Beauchesne, and Barbara Cairns help to increase true Christmas feeling in the school. Traditional carols resound through the corridors as the seniors spread the musical cheer of the season.