Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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ANGELO D. CHICK: Massachusetts College of Art, Boston Teach- ers’ College; Hobbies: Jewelry a nd enamelling work; Likes water- color, oil painting, and exhibiting paintings; “Unless we strive for perfection, art will dissolve into nothingness.” MARION COLETTA: Massachusetts College of Art; Advises and helps future art majors prepare portfolios for further education; “Live each moment to the full.” CHARLES HAUER: State University of New York, University of Oregon. RUSSELL O. MANN: Department Head; University of Colorado. NORMAN B. RAUM: Massachusetts College of Art, lowa Univer- sity, Art Students League of New York, Boston University. DONALD WARREN: School of Practical Art, Massachusetts Col- lege of Art. . 3 8 ART “The Art Department is servicing some 741 students in the program. We feel we are doing an outstanding job judging from the results of the students.” Mr. Mann Taking your anxiety out on the clay ... “Oh no, that’s horrible.” ... Tripping over Mr. Mann’s portable class- room ... Mrs. Coletta’s lectures on clean-up ... Nag- ging Mr. Hauer for new saw blades ... Having the most Globe award winners ... “I was hoping you’d be done by tomorrow.” ... Renovated art rooms ... As- sembling portfolios ... Having class first period and then walking around with purple and green fingers for the rest of the day ... “This is art?” Mr. Mann, Mrs. Coletta, Mr. Raum, Mr. Chick, Mr. Warren, Mr. Hauer.

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Mr. Thurlow Mr. Adzigian Mr. Johnson, Principal Mr. Harris H. JOHN ADZIGIAN: Harvard University, Tufts University. LAURIE L. HARRIS: Colby College, University of Massachusetts. CHARLES C. JOHNSON: Harvard University, Boston University. FREDERICK THURLOW: University of Maine. 20 OL ee rne:

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ek Seda Mr. Gillespie, Mr. Eleftherakis, Mrs. Peaslee, Mr. DiDomenico. RY MUSIC “The goal of the Music Department is to provide a va- riety of opportunities for the individual students to participate in as a listener, a performer, or a budding composer.” Mr. Gillespie Music should be delightful to one’s ears. ... “I can’t tell whether this piano is flat or if it’s you!” ... “Stand up for warm-ups.” ... Ma, may, me, moe, moooo ... “Bases, where are you going? I need you!” ... “Look out, New Jersey, here we come again!”... L’chaim! ... A.T.A.F.—response A.I.A.P. ... “That tempo is killing us.” ... Mozart, Beethoven, and Grand Funk ... and the band plays on. JOSEPH DiDOMENICO: Boston University, Bridgewater State Col- lege; Junior Operetta, Senior Chorus; ‘Then shall the mouths of the mute be opened, and the ears of the tone deaf unstopped; then shall the wild man leap as an hart, and the tongues of the dumb shall sing.” Isaiah 35:5,6. E. J. ELEFTHERAKIS: New England Conservatory, Boston Uni- versity. DONALD J. GILLESPIE: Department Head; Boston University. SANDI K. PEASLEE: Lawrence University, University of Min- nesota, Harvard University; Concert Choir.