Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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Left to Right: Mr. Squatrito, Mr. Warren, Mrs. Coletta, Mr. Mann, Mr. Chick. Art is paint everywhere . . . “Do you think I can get it off my dress?” . . . “What did you say those spots on the ceiling were?” . . . “Pastels or water col- ors?” ... . “Realistic or abstract?” . . . “ICs detimiely the inner you”. . . “Mr. Mann said it showed talent!” Mr. Mann, Chairman of the Art Department: “What precision! I should be a violinist!” B Mass, College st Art; M. Pd, Teachers College at Bae : MARION note STA: B. s. Ed, Mass. Coes of Art 26

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WORK Mr. Collard TEACHING THE AMATEURS Driver Ed is watching movies of Goofy showing “the box car effect” . listening to Mr. Gumb’s speech on the two types of parking . attending 30 hours of classes . . . sweating through 6 hours of observation getting some “on the road experience” with Mr. Mal- colm ... and finally, that little pink slip. EXPERIENCE A busy Work Experience student at a local grocery store. 25 oo di ‘ i Left to Right: Mr. Malcolm, Mr. Gumb.

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First Row: Miss Kinyon, Mr. Gillespie. Second Row: Mr. Eleftherakis, Mr. DiDomenico. Music is rehearsal . . . rehearsal. . . Let satakesitairom the top ee...) per formance . . . Mr. “G”’’s singing advice to a new teacher . . . a Christmas con- cert . . . A Manhassett exchange Pops . . . soggy football fields . . . par- ticipation. THE FLOURISHING ARTS pa) Mr. Gillespie, Chairman of the Music Department: “Look at these hands! I could have been a surgeon, or a sculptor!”