Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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I! at 1. We're all ready forthe rush! Mrs. Ceriello, Mrs. Setterlund, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Bentley, Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Fredrickson, Mrs. Clyde, and Mrs. Varano. Vs..-0 QQ' Hello, Lexington High School . . . Mrs. Nelson Familiar faces af L.H.S. Cleanliness is u man's best friend, proved to us by Harold Petty, Fred Ennis, Wallace Ormiston, Doughty, Archie Mclellan, Herman Mahon, and Alfred Welton. l l l 28 Miss Lovering, one of our cheerful secretaries. Miss Samson, a new secretary this year in our busy office. George

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Learning how fo be good citizens National Honor Society-Third row: R. Chapman, R. Baptiste, R Spillane, C. Glenn, J. Dwyer, J. Jones, J. Sisson, R. Wood, L. Williams, R. Robbat, D. Stuart. Second row: Mr. Gibson iAdviserl, J. Pitt, P Thoren, A. Gustin, P. May, G. Miller, P. Goddard, C. Morris, B Shaw, K. Paranya, C. Saunderson, Miss Murray lAdviserl. First row: S. Ives, P. Clarke, G. Fopiano, D. Emerson lTreasurerl, R. Tarule lVice-presidentl, D. Fisher iPresidentl, C. Cole iSecretaryl, J. Bat- tersby, H. Chu. Striving to attain the highest scholastic and service goals, the National Honor Society undertook manifold duties this year. Operating with a small membership of eight, our chapter was host to eighteen National Honor Societies from Eastern Massachusetts in a convention which met in Lexing- ton in November. Foundations were laid for further conven- tions and plans for a regional organization were discussed. Various proiects were also planned by President Dale Fisher, Vice-president Robert Tarule, Secretary Carolyn Cole, and Treasurer Dian Emerson. These included school pep pins and a scholarship for a deserving senior who was not a member of the society. Always on the alert to aid strangers entering our vast building were the Guest Greeters. This service organization sponsored by the National Honor Society and made up of Junior and Senior members and non-members of N. H. S. contributed much to the efficiency and friendliness remem- bered by the various visitors to our school. Guest Greeters-First row: R. Baptiste, P. Clarke, C. Roth, J. Sisson, G. Pacheco, C. Potzka, R. Spillane, R. Kramer. Second row: H. Junge, J. Ross, D. Emerson, C. Cole, G. Miller, A. Poehler, K. Hunt, N. Baird, J. Battersby, G. Fopiano, C. Tropeano. First row: M. McGovern, R. Tarule, D. Fisher, D. Snow, H. Chu, L. deAmicis, S. Ives. 30