Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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SCIENCES Mr. Martin Miss Huntley Mr. Radlo THOMAS HARDACRE: Merrimack, Boston Col- lege, Salem State. JOAN HUNTLEY: University of Texas; Ski Club, Folk Club, Levels Committee; ‘‘Don’t tease the animals.” FRANCES LAMEY: Boston College, University of Colorado. ARTHUR LATHAM: University of Massachusetts, Boston University; Outing Club; ‘‘Best of luck in years ahead for Lexington students.”’ MARGARET LIDBACK: Boston University. DONALD MARTIN: Berea, University of Northern Iinois; “If you want to kill time ... why not try working it to death?” ROBERTA MEARES: University of South Caro- lina, Emory University; Outing Club. CHARLES RADLO: Wesleyan; Folk Club, Ski Club; “People are more fun than practically any- One.” JOHN RENNIE, Department Head: Wesleyan, Bos- ton University; ‘There was this neighbor ... ”’ SUMNER RICHARDS: University of Maine, Brown University; Ski Club, Faculty Council, Levels Committee; “The art of living is to have nothing to do but to be doing something.” ALFRED ROCCI: Tufts. Miss Lamey Miss Meares Mr. Latham Mr. Richards Mr. Hardacre 26

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SCIENCES Mr. Frangos Mr. Choate ROBERT AMES: Boston University; Conservation Coordinator; ‘Group up and move out.” STANLEY G. BOYNTON: University of Maine, Colby; Freshman Basketball Coach; ‘’Anyone who thinks chemistry is not so hot should take lab more often.” JOHN CHOATE: Colby, University of Maine; ‘’Be not the first by whom the new is tried nor yet the last to lay the old aside.” JUDITH E. COHEN: Boston University. GARY CORTNER: Nebraska State; ‘To avoid trouble and insure safety, breathe through your nose- it keeps your mouth shut.” PHILLIP CROSBY: Northeastern. MARGARET DONOVAN: Russell Sage, Harvard. EMMANUEL FRANGOS: Tufts, Salem State; Science Continuing Curriculum Committee. ALBERT FRUSCIONE: University of Connecticut; Question: ‘‘Mr. Fruscione, what do you think of public school education?” Reply: “’! think it would be a good idea.” JOHN HARUNK: Springfield; Library Committee, Science Committee. ce CEST Mr. Harunk Mr. Cortner ce er Mr. Boynton Mr. Crosby Mrs. Donovan 7 ; 25

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Mr. Ullmann FIRST AD EMERGENCY A 7: ios Mr. Stuhr RICHARD ROSSI: Boston College; ‘‘Isn’t Chem- istry fun?” JUDITH SCOTT: University of Richmond, Har- vard; METCO Advisor. NEIL SOULE: University of Maine, University of New Hampshire; ‘’Think snow.” DAVID SPANG: Tufts; Faculty Council, Natural History and Outing Club, Ski Club. JAMES M. SPROUL, JR.: Boston College, Uni- versity of Rochester. ARISTIDES STATHOPLOS: University of New Hampshire. RICHARD STOKINGER: Canisius College, Bridge- water State. SANDRA STONE: Cornell, Harvard. EDGAR STUHR: Princeton, Harvard. LAWRENCE ULLMANN: Amherst, Harvard; Ski Club; “A person’s life is like a gem. It is perfected only by friction.” DIANA WARD: Cardinal Cushing College, Central Connecticut State. AGNES WHEELER: University of Vermont; Library Staff; ‘Call them valances, not scales. There will be no fish in my laboratory!”’ DAVID L. WILSON: Tufts. VAUGHN WINCHELL: University of Rochester; “Public school education is basically irrelevant and meaningless to most pupils.”’ Mr. Stathoplos Mr. Soule Miss Wheeler Miss Stone Mr. Rossi ey etal Miss Scott 27