Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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39 numeral three. . . Now according to Schlesinger. . : a. B., Bas) s M., Ph. Dp BU. B.A, Oberlin; M.A., U. of Wyoming — B. A., Suffolk; M. .Ed., Mass. State Teachers’ AB., Colby “a : B. A.B Brandeis; M.A. a Harvard px) And how would you pronounce .

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“For Monday, do Roman First Row: Mr. Benson, Mr. Anglewicz, Mr. Wilson. Second Row: Mr. Brady, Mr. Kershaw, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Southwick, Mr. Shea, Mr. Davenport, Mr. Boyle. Third Row: Miss Harrison, Mrs. Brandel, Miss Lewis, Mrs. Calvert, Miss Pool, Miss McConnon, Miss McIntyre, Dr. Murray, Mrs. Atamian. Ab- sent: Miss Livingston, Mr. Procter, Mr. Robbat. What is history? History is the Puritan ethic. . . the four causes of everything—economic, political, social and religious. . . pinpointing to the nearest sixteenth of an inch the capital of Mongolia on a blank map. . . the thrill of the arenas of Ancient Greece and Rome. . . 1066 and 1215. History is a surprise quiz. . . a voluminous outline . alist of facts. . . a deck of notecards. . . a tear-stained source theme. But history is more. . . history is human achievement. Anthony Anglewitz: B.A., M.A., Wayne State U. Alice Atamian: B.S., Simmons; M.A., B.U. | : sd Deg Robert Benson: B. — U. of Minsesots: M.A.T., Hen ' Gorion Kershaw: A B., U. of Maine; A M., B. U, Frederick Boyle: A. B. , Colby; M.A.Ed., B.U. ae ae Pann Edward Brady: A.A. M. A., Boston College; A.B. Stonehill Deser Landers: A. B: U; of. Chien: M. A. oe Harv M.Ed., Boston State Teacher’ = Dena Lewis: B. S. , Gorham bee : 3 Sarah Brande: B.A., Denison U.; M.A., U. of California Olive Calvert: A.B., A.M., B.U. ee Clyde Soper B. ue U. of Mass.; M. A, a Weskyan 28

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4 é : : : “T shall conquer 30 Wait a minute, it’s on the tip of my tongue. “May I say it