Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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€ UNIT CHAIRMEN Mr. Proctor CLIFFORD BAKER (Math): Boston University; Senior Class Advisor; ‘’This is the best senior class yet!” RICHARD BUCK (Math): Dartmouth, Harvard; Faculty Council Chairman, Levels Committee Chairman. MERREL COLLARD (Work Experience): Boston University; Sophomore Soccer Coach, Work-Study Program Director; ‘The Great Outdoors!” JOHN DWYER (Math): Boston College, Boston State; Swim Team Coach, Assembly Committee Advisor, SGO Advisor. NEIL GRAY (English): University of Michigan, Tufts; Senior Class Advisor, Yearbook Advisor; “When all else fails, read the directions.” WILLIAM NICHOLS (English): Dartmouth, Boston University; Senior Play Director, Ass’t Out- door. Track Coach, Freshman Class Advisor; ‘Okay ding-a-lings! Take it back to Scubee’s entrance. . .”’ GEORGE PROCTOR (Social Studies): Mass- achusetts State, Suffock University; Freshman Class Advisor, LEA; ‘‘Notable quotable; | res- semble that remark.” JOHN SCHULZ (Math): Brown, Bridgewater State; Chess Club Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor, Student Helping Student Advisor; ‘There has to be a reason.”’ GEORGE SOUTHWICK (Social Studies): Dart- mouth, Boston University; LEA President, Junior Class Advisor, C-Level Committee; ‘’The strength of high school rests upon the dedication and loyal- ty of the staff and students working together to create a better understanding of themselves and of the world in which they live.” Mr. Schulz Mr. Southwick Mr. Collard Mr. Nichols . Gray

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Mr. Johnson Mr. Adzigian Mr. Harris ADMINISTRATION CHARLES JOHNSON (Principal): Harvard, Boston University; ‘“The school is yours to make it what you will.” H. JOHN ADZIGIAN (Assistant Principal): Har- vard, Tufts; ‘“Knowledge without humility and tolerance lacks meaning.” LAURIE L. HARRIS (Assistant Principal): Colby, University of New Hampshire; ‘‘How can you go wrong?” FREDERICK THURLOW (Assistant Principal): University of Maine, Springfield; ‘Will the power and authority structures of the country respond to the needs of young people?” sea, tea ing RESCH Rr eee teasing ESRC TTA tt ie signee Teh ee Mr. Thurlow

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ART AND MUSIC Mr. Squatrito bike | Mr. Mann ANGELO CHICK: Mass. College of Art, Boston State; ‘’For art to be true, art must be a personal experience.” MARION COLETTA: Mass. College of Art; Ad- visor for Art Schools and Colleges; ‘Discipline be- fore freedom.” JOSEPH DiDOMENICO: Boston University, Bridge- water State; ‘‘Chorus is nothing to sing about.” ELEFTHERIOS ELEFTHERAKIS: Boston Univer- sity; Orchestra; ““Down with music!” DONALD GILLESPIE, Department Head: Boston University; Band; ‘‘Why do in five minutes what you can do in an hour?” SANDI KINYON: Lawrence University, University of Minnesota, Harvard; Concert Choir, Operetta Chorus; ‘‘Mee-wah-mee!”’ RUSSELL MANN, Department Head: University of Colorado; Quiet!”’ FRANCIS SQUATRITO: Mass. College of Art; Mr. Chick Mrs. Coletta vArt is the objectification of all human ex- perience.” DONALD WARREN: Mass. College of Art. Mr. DiDomenico, Miss Kinyon, Mr. Gillespie, Mr. Eleftherakis. 10