Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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MR. MAURICE DONOVAN EWOW Swe wre raat wo: eee MR. FREDERICK BOYLE Education Without Walls is LHS’s original alterna - (0 : oe MISS PATRICIA MURPHY tive education program designed to provide stu- dents with a number of credit options within and outside of the school. Its philosophy and goal is to allow students to assume more control of their educational studies through greater freedom, re- sponsibility and participation in the decision- making process. MR. HAROLD B. KRAUSE, JR. MR. FREDERICK R. BOYLE. Boston University, Colby College, Harvard University. Director of EWOW. MR. MAURICE F. DONOVAN. Boston College, University of Massachusetts, Salem State College, Indiana State University. “The only permanence is change.” MR. HAROLD B. KRAUSE, JR. Boston College, Tufts University. Judge Track Team. MISS PATRICIA A. MURPHY. Kent State Univer- sity. MR. RICK YEISER. William College, Suffolk Uni- versity Law School. 28 MR. CHARLES F. YEISER, JR.

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MISS ELIZABETH QUINN MR. PAUL STEELE MRS. DORIS WAY MISS FRANCES RUSSELL MR. KIMBALL WALEN 27 DR. MURRAY SATZ MISS ELIZABETH A. QUINN. (G-Unit Chairperson) — Anna Maria College, Worcester State College. Sophomore class advisor. MISS FRANCES M. RUSSELL. University of North Carolina, University of Maine, Northwestern Univer- sity, Clark University. DR. MURRAY SATZ. University of Michigan, Boston University. Interested in young people, books, mu- sic, etc. “To rest is to rust.” MR. PAUL A. STEELE. Bates College, Trinity College, Tufts University. Chess Club advisor. “I dislike ster- eotyping. Thanks anyway.” MR. KIMBAL F. WALEN. University of Michigan, Boston University. Chamber Music ensemble. “I’ve lost my train of thought.” MRS. DORIS WAY. Tufts University, Northeastern University.

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é MISS EVELYN BREGA ri Hip ag hy tials MISS OLIVIA CHEEVER FOREIGN LANGUAGES Dear Students, What an exciting world we are living in; supersonic transports are a reality; satellites are making it possible to blanket the whole world, and yet, technological progress is way ahead of man’s preparedness to deal with man. Communication, of course, is the answer. Communicate, mes amies! Communicate in Spanish; commu- nicate in Japanese; communicate in German; communicate in French, etc. Learn languages, for they truly put the world within your reach. Miss Brega MISS ANNA MARIA CAFARELLI MISS EVELYN BREGA. (Department Head) — Boston University, Tufts University, Middlebury College. All foreign language clubs. “Audessus tous les obstacles pour atteindre le but.” MR. ALEXANDER L. BOCH. University of Miami, Colgate University. “La vida es dura!” MISS ANNA MARIA T. CAFARELLI. University of Massachusetts, La Sorbonne. MISS OLIVIA CHEEVER. Columbia Teachers College, Smith College. Metco-Human rela- tions. “I hear what you’re saying but... ” MRS. MARIAN COMENETZ. Harvard Univer- sity, Smith College, Middlebury College. Na- tional Honor Society Selection Committee, Bi- centennial Language Guides. MRS. MARIAN COMENETZ