Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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JOHN N. BARSTOW: Salem State College. LEO J. CURDA: Salem State College. GAIL E. FAHEY: Salem State College, Northeastern University. WILLIAM C. FAHNELY: Salem State College; Business Services Advisor. MARCIA C. FEIN: Boston University. FRANK D. FLYNN: Bates College, Bentley College; Tennis Coach. HOWARD LLEWELLYN: Department Head; University of North Dakota, Boston University, Salem State College. JUDITH SEIGENDALL: Rider College; Young Moderns Advisor; “O.K., are you ready?” BUSINESS “The Business Education program seeks to meet the needs of students in college preparation, occupational education, and individual use.” Dr. Llewellyn “Carriages all at once, please.” ... “Margins at 20 and 80? Begin.” ... asdf ;ljk—oops! ... “Who unplugged my typewriter?” ... “What’s the zip code for Zap?” ... “In order to write shorthand fast, one must write short- hand fast!” ... Happiness is knowing your brief forms ... Babes and daisies ... Credits and debits ... Book value, market value, and par value ... “Remember, minors can’t be bound to contracts.” ... “Hang out your laundry!” ROW ONE: Mrs. Fahey, Miss Fein, Miss Seigendall. ROW TWO: Mr. Flynn, Mr. Fahnley, Mr. Curda, Mr. Barstow. ABSENT: Dr. Lle- wellyn, Department Head. i) o )

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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.

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ENGLISH “The English Department is dedicated to enhancing students’ ability to communicate and to enlarging their vision and social and aesthetic values.” Mr. Lape Only 135 electives—Where do I begin? ... “How many quarters make a whole?” ... “To be or not to be...” Brainstorming a theme Dreading another tragic novel to read ... Goofing off with Fairy Tales when you know you should be taking World Lit. Seminar II ... Whipping up(?) 200 notecards, an outline, and a source paper the night before it’s due ... Mr. Bagley’s voting on a vote ... “Show, don’t tell.” ... Studying independent of Miss Russell ... “That wraps up the quarter, group.” MARION ANGOFF: Wellesley College, Tufts University; Hobbies: Travel, films, jazz and folk-rock; “The new English Department Elective Program has made this the most exciting teaching year for me.” GUY BAGLEY: University of Connecticut, Boston University. MARIETTA BARNES: Sarah Lawrence College. KATHERINE C. BECKWITH: Radcliffe College, Radcliffe Gradu- ate School, Boston University; “Chance favors the prepared mind.” JUNE R. BIRNBAUM: San Francisco College for Women, Univer- sity of California at Berkeley, Stanford University. JENNIE BUJNIEVICZ: University of New Hampshire, Bread Loaf School of English (Middlebury), University of Colorado, Harvard University. MARY BUTTIGIEG: Marygrove College, University of Detroit, Eastern Michigan University, Michigan State University; Freshman Class Advisor. DONALD B. COBB: Bates College, Boston University. MAURICE R. DONOVAN: Boston College, University of Mas- sachusetts, Clark University, Salem State College; “The only per- manence is change.” Heraclitus. ETHEL GITHII: Spelman College, Columbia University, Oxford University, Harvard University. SHARON GOODSPEED: Michigan State University. NEIL GRAY: University of Michigan, Tufts University; Yearbook Advisor, Volleyball Advisor, Senior Class Advisor, Bridge Club Ad- Visor. PAMELA HEIDT: Connecticut College. AILEEN HEWITT: Miami University. ELVIRA JORDAN: St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame University, University of Vienna, Boston College. OLIVE KEELER: Mount Holyoke College, Wheaton College; “I like to ski, hike, swim, sail, play tennis, golf, paint, travel, camp out, tramp around, and be with people as long as I have time for soli- tude. I am a jack of all trades, I guess, but it’s fun. I would like to learn to weave, throw pots, create jewelry, and take a million courses!” MARGARET F. KINLEY: Acadia University, Yale University, Bos- ton University.