Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Harold Petty, Wallace Ormiston, William Gorman, Herman Mahon, Alfred Welton, George Doughty teach us that cleanliness is a necessity in the life of every man. (Absent: Archie McLellan). Boy, would we starve without Mrs. Varano, Mrs. Setterlund, Mrs. Cariello, Mrs. Webber, Mrs. Weaver, and Mrs. Clyde! Mrs. Nelson is one of the school’s friendly secretaries. You will always find Miss Lovering ready to serve you in the school office. 28

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Third row: C. Fletcher, R. Tarule, R. Biggert, R. Cahill, J. Schumacher, D. M. Brock, Mr. Gibson, Advisor. First row: M. Schecter, J. Oberteuffer, J. Fisher, J. Hatch, S. Martin, P. Clark, W. Greeley, H. Chu, E. Burrows. Second McNamara, M. Fosburg, A. Wadsworth, Secretary, M. Ingraham, Presi- row: Miss Murray, Advisor, G. Fopiano, S$. MacDonald, J. Battersby, C. dent, C. Rich, Vice-president, J. Lollis, Treasurer, W. Tapply, P. Cutter, J Cole, M. Wood, J. Cole, C. Flynn, P. Hoyt, B. Kensley, L. Carota, S. Sands, Porter. (Absent: D. Emerson.) Leadership, Scholarship, Character, Service Third row: A. Murphy, M. Fosburg, W. Tapply, S. Martin, K. Greeley. Second row: J. Herbold, K. Hunt, K. Millar, M. Schecter, J. Porter, B. Kensley, S. Cass. First row: J. McNamara, R. Parece, A. Wadsworth, J. Oberteuffer, M. Munsey, E. Blume, C. Rich. aj aa 4 ‘ 4 ; a y. y Git 4 Psth | 30 The Lexington National Honor Society, with Miss Murray and Mr. Gibson as advisors, is a non-profit service organization with the high aim of maintaining and advancing our school standards. N.H.S. members are chosen on a point system on the basis of character, service, leadership, and scholarship. Members this year include Murray Ingraham, President; Cynthia Rich, Vice-president; Anne Wads- worth, Secretary; Judy Lollis, Treasurer. Among the services performed were ushering at P.T.A. functions, guest-greeting, and aid- ing wherever higher school standards could be obtained. As guest-greeters, N.H.S. mem- bers were continually ready to welcome and orient visitors in a courteous and pleasant manner. One of the year’s most commendable projects was the raising of money to provide a scholarship for a senior who was not a mem- ber of N.H.S. Some other activities were the selling of Lexington High School handbooks and sweatshirts, a pencil vending machine, and a Student-Faculty basketball game. Sin- cere congratulations to the members and ad- visors of Lexington’s National Honor Society for their support and contributions toward the betterment of our school.