Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

Page 24 text:

ADMINISTRATION MR. LAURIE HARRIS MR. CHARLES JOHNSON MR. FREDERICK THURLOW MR. CHARLES JOHNSON. Boston University, Harvard University, Univer- sity of Connecticut, “May | have your attention for an important an- nouncement?” MR. LAURIE C. HARRIS. University of Massachusetts, Colby College, Tufts University, Harvard University. Interested in all types of sports. MR. FREDERICK THURLOW. University of Maine. MR. DAVID A. WILSON. Dubuque University, Boston University. MR. DAVID WILSON

Page 23 text:

ACADEMICS } © Oo} %s) : B : Oo O TN Va O (oa iG a fi may OQ phe He i 5 Z pees ieee ©

Page 25 text:

: ART EDUCATION The art education department creates a unique experience in the lives of the Lexing- ton High School student. It excites and chal- lenges the students, staff, and me everyday. Its immediate relevancy to 1975 can be seen in today’s civilization and artistic concepts that are based on the history of man’s de- velopment. MR. CHARLES HAUER MRS. MARION COLETTA MRS. MARION COLETTA. Massachusetts College of Art. Counselor for students and assistance in prepara- tion of portfolios. ‘Half close your eyes and eliminate the non-essentials.” MR. CHARLES HAUER. University of New York, Uni- versity of Oregon. ‘Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” MR. NORMAN B. RAUM. Massachusetts College of Art, Boston University, lowa University, Art Students League of New York. MR. JOHN ZICHITTELLA. Massachusetts College of Art, University of Massachusetts. “I’m a sensitive guy.” MR. ANGELO CHICK MR. PAUL A. CIANO. (Department Head) — Harvard University, Massachusetts College of Art, University of Kansas, Ohio University. “As an educator, | have built a bridge for you to cross over to me ... but not a vehicle to carry you.” MR. ANGELO D. CHICK. Massachusetts College of Art, Boston State. ‘Truth is beauty — beauty is truth — that is all you know on earth and all you need to know.” MR. JOHN ZICHITTELLA MR. NORMAN RAUM