Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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The big worriers, Coaches Helin and Knight, keep a watchful eye on the progress of the game. Whooping it up, Barbara Maurer and the cheerleaders get into the spirit of things. END OF Lexington Revolutionary War musket, proud- ly displayed by Mr. McCormick, is our symbol of victory in the annual feud against Concord. Vicious tackle is made by Sharky Connor with Ed

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Announcing the lucky winner of the Ginny doll, Ken Barclay is assisted by Pay Crosby and Ruth Butler. Other gate prizes were a football, a 20 Ib. turkey, and a 45 R, P. M. victrola. Balloons are hawked by John Stewart at ‘Carnival 56, sponsored by the Senior Class on November 17. This entire event added $669.93 to the Senior Class treasury. AND CELEBRATIONS Carnival '56 ““Knock the bottle over!”’ urges Dick Gazan as he watches a young soft- ball player wind up for the throw. Working with him in the Spanish Club booth are Pe Hoyt and George Meyers. Crowded area displays the interest shown by students pd ant 2 ef and townspeople. Over 1200 admission tickets were Pitching pennies at the Junior Class booth, Bob Marsan, Mark Jensen, and sold despite the cold damp weather. John Schumacher are determined to win. 23

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Tense moments provide a moving drama by Co-captain Ed Dever and Coach Helin and anxious spectators. ELEVEN YEAR JINX Beats Concord 12 to 6 Willing substitutes Dave Marsan, Bob Saunders, Bruce Beauchesne, Arthur Brock, Tom Wilkie, Tom Coyte, Barry Spears, and John Hatch sweat out a difficult play. Dever (46) ready to provide the “coup de grace.”