Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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Foreword . Once again, graduation time is here and that means it's ECHO time. This year, it seemed at first that it would be impossible to publish the ECHO, but all obstacles have been removed. The price, because of economic conditions, re- mains the same as last year. This year we have the distinctive honor of dedicating the Echo to Mr. lVilliam L. Lovell, who for thirty-four years was the supervisor of music in our public schools. It is eminently fitting that special tribuie be paid to a man who, for so many years, has developed an appreciation of music in the youth of our town. His pupils, who are many in number and who can be found in all parts of the country, never forget his work for them. Therefore, we take great pride in making the dedication, not only in the name of the student body of our high school, but also in tl1e name of his many former pupils. The Easthampton High School greets its alumni and the townspeople through this excellent medium. We hope that tl1is ECHO will appeal to the interests of all. The Echo Board has worked diligently to make this issue a success and to keep up the fine reputation that the Echo has always enjoyed with its numerous readers. Anthony S. Lis, Editor-in-Chief six

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The Class of 1935 Uhr High Svrhnnl Erhn Bnhliahvh bg thx' illllemhera nf the Ezmthamptnn iiiigh Svrhunl Eanthaniptun Manu, 1935

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We the Board of Editors, dedicate this 1935 issue of our High School Echo, to Mr. William L. Lovell Supervisor of music in the Public Schools of Easthampton 1899 - 1934 Guide, Philosopher, and Friend SGUCYI-