Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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First Row: Mr. Ingham, Mr. Davenport, Mr. Procter, Mr. Kershaw, Mr. Boyle, Mr. Landers, Mr. McColgan, Mr. Wilgoren. Second Row: Mrs. Gillespie, Miss Calvert, Miss Pool, Miss MacIntyre, Dr. Murray, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Brandel, Mrs. Atamian, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Gib- son, Miss McConnon, Mr. Southwick, Miss Lewis, Mr. Tapply, Mr. Shea, Mr. Anglewicz. Absent: Mr. Benson. Miss McIntyre, Social Studies De- partment Chairman. 20 16.8 YEARS OF HISTORY PER

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“Maintenant, plus fort! Frére Jacques. . . : Cy Teacher: “Olé!” Student: “Hey! You landed on my hat!” Hola mes petits oiseaux .. . spent two hours on that papier last night just looking up words. Tournez a la page vingt-quatre. Are nous having une dictee to- day? Ich habe studieren vergessen. Prenez une feuille de papier et ecrivez . . . Oui, une dictee. What’s that thing on his desk? (No, se.)? French experience le soir a M. Jenanyan’s maison. Allez-vous? Oui. LE: B.A., Tufts MAN: A.B., B.U. 19

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DL LL LL Te DAY B ‘HELEN McINTYRE (Head): A.B., A.M., B.U. ae Social Studies is Sunday night with Mission Impossi- ble and Monday morning with no source theme .. . Rostow’s stages of economic growth . . . 1066 written on the palm of your hand. . . not taking notes in class and copying 50 pages of someone else’s notebook the night before the test 5,000 years of history crowded into World Civ. I and World Civ. []—that makes 16.8 years of history a day! ro . and until the Shang Dynasty no records were preserved . . . CONSTANCE MURRAY: A.B., Bates; A.M., Ph.D., B.U. ELIZABETH POOL: B.A., Oberlin; M.A., U. of Wyoming GEORGE PROCTER: B.A., Suffolk; M.Ed., Mass. State Teachers’ PAUL SHEA: B.A., Brandeis; M.A.T., Harvard GEORGE SOUTHWICK: A.B., Darmouth; M.A., B.U. WILLIAM TAPPLY: B.A., Amherst RICHARD WILGOREN: B.A., U. of Mass., M.A.T., Wesleyan; C.A.S., Harvard DAVID A. WILSON: B.A., Dubuque; M.A., B.U. 21