Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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The modern construction and facilities of Lexington High School create a building that makes learning pleasant. Al- though a school can only be as good as its students, attrac- tive surroundings can create the needed inspiration. Perhaps the school is not very old in years, but already it holds fond memories and traditions for its students.

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CONTENTS Administrations . ccc: 6s u.0 e's 0 0s ules 0 ofa elem cleat ens less ele skein nae tana Faculty oc. edie 0 ce es echelon ee atte ure. ehel allocator leech sttelteMc i: cts = sim E The Good@Life Weilead 7)... ee eee WeiLearn. by Doing) .-°:)--1cee teen ee ee Sportmanshipils: OuraAim).i-i- eae ee Here We Are oo. c sec oie ele te ce tie es 6 seve 0 o1e en elanclielemeie gen cnci ci tan aes. Staff Editor-in-chief Diana Eames Assistant editor Angelika Gerbes Business manager Gerald Mimno Assistant managers Ronald Green Ann Woodward Senior editor Susan Plummer Assistant senior editor Genevieve MacDonald Head typist Patricia Goddard Other members: Joyce Eames, Shiela Gallagher, Virginia Goddard, Martha Nason, Kris Press, Anne Snouffer, Susan Tichenor, David Vogt, Carol Woodbury. Credits Photographer Cover Candids Printer Harvard Studio Peter Zitso '44 Martha Nason, David Vogt Nelson Bramer, John Shull Mr. Buck Wm. J. Keller Inc.

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ADMINISTRATION School Committee. Mr. Paul F. Poehler, Director of Instruction; Mr. Gordon Steele; Mr. Mitchell Spiris, Director of Administrative Services; Mrs. Mildred Marek; Mr. Donald Clark, Chairman; Mr. Dan H. Fenn, Jr.; Mr. Sanborn Brown; Mr. Medill Bair, Superintend- ent of Schools.