Cranwell Preparatory School - Bell Tower Yearbook (Lenox, MA)

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Hear-.-X. Carr. CI. Nelson. J. Gaynor. P. Ilaggerly. I.. AIIIIJFIISIIIU. T. 0'Brien. J. 0'I.anghlin. E. I'lIZSlIll0llS. W. !Xl4lrn'li. J. hill. J. Inner, J. IIIQLQLIIIS. I.. 'NIel.le-Ilan. llirlflle -J. Kay. P. Printnn. J. Burns. J. Nlalinny. H. Slialler. lj. llinnillun. F. l itzI'alriels. W. Has- san. I'. Nnilli. W. llnglie:-. J. Driscoll. NI. IIllll'TWli'Z. L. Rowe. l 1nnl -I . I'iIPIll'iiIll. NI. Downey. S. Curiivy. II. 0'Neil. W. May. Fr. lllnriarly. S. J.. J. U'NeilI, .I. Kirlny. I, 0'fIm1i1nr, J. 'l'wf-slmllf-. -I. Larson. Class History I have stood in front of Cranwell I-Iall now for many years, in stony silence they all think, hut I have watched them all pass hy singly and in groups. I have listened to their chatter, their quarrels, their accounts of victories and defeats. I know them all well and they know me and the Christ Child in my arms. It is only natural, 1 suppose, that they should come to me, St. Joseph, and seek my aid in reconstructing the history of their class. As insignificant as the dancing Autumn leaves, seemingly as numerous, the raw boys came, who have composed the seed that has since sprouted and flowered into the graduating class of '49. Eagerly they came, puffed with the fact that at last they had reached that wonderful state of high school student. I recognized TIIPIIIVY-Ill'lI 69 0455. Q5'.,fQff?..i in 5 Nil . S lsr Q . H S gym 1 5 .o i IQQQ '