Lee High School - Echo Yearbook (Lee, MA)

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Most Handsome and Prettiest I. STEWARD, I. KELLY if-1,4 If V t Most Likely to Succeed M. MAJOR, G. STEADMAN Best Dressed X Class Musicians B. TURNER, R. BROWN ,, T MKXRXXX aa? .u 5 5. gi R. RANZONI, I. KELLY Class Athletes D. COSTELLO, J. BRIGGS Class Arust D BIAINCO G STEADNIAIN Class Vamp and XX olf 'xl DUPONT R BROWIN

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Most Popular I. PELLIZZARO, J. KELLY r'1 f f'Hl Best Dancers RANZONI, G. STEADMAN iii Best Actor and Actress D C051 ELLO J PARTIIWTOIN Most Studrous C. STUTL, G. STEADMAN Class Statistics Class Clowns D. BIANCO, R. BROVNIN R. Most Pleasrmw Nlanmr A IIxCEC'xl R SNIITH

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Class Will We the class of 1956 of Lee Hrgh School do state and declare th1s to be our last w1ll and testament on th1s the nmeteenth day of June xn the year One Thousand Nxne Hundred and F1fty s1x To the faculty we leave the arduous task of copmg w1th the less br1ll1ant mmds of the underclassmen To the Janitors we leave our splrntered pencrls our note stuffed desks and frlthy lockers Anythrng of value left behmd keep rn remembrance of us To the Jumors we leave our hrgh scholastrc averages so that when rt comes thelr ume for departure they may leave school w1th as many honors as the class of 56 To the Sophomores we leave the Joys sorrows and expenses of the next two years To the Freshmen we leave three more years of fun work and educatxon M y you enjoy II as much as we have And now we Semors make the followmg personal bequests To John Sullrvan Bob Clark wrlls s1x lnches of h1s helght Perhaps now you can be Taller than most people John Sleepy Brunell s napprng seats are left by h1m to Juruor Srmone Pay attentlon at least part of the ume Junror Sk1p Steadman leaves to Jrm Wellspeak h1s formula called Ten mmutes to new ha1r beauty strrctly for men Maryann Fannrng leaves by plane Has New Rochelle an arrport? Marrlyn DuPont and Sherry Tumer leave a year s supply of gum rn Room 7 waste basket on the request of Mrs Fann1ng Barbara Turner leaves her actrng abrlxty to Manlyn Kelly I m sure next year s play w1ll be equally as good as that of the class of 56 Peggy MaJor and D1ana Mottarella leave therr lastrng fl'1ClldSh1P to Pat Carty and Peggy Sousa May yours last as long and fa1r as well Donny Mooney w1lls h1s Bewrtchlng power over women to B1ll Davxs Take rt easy on those grrls B111 you ve got to make up your m1nd some day Ronnre Smrth leaves h1s book How to Control Yourself beh1nd the Wheel to Joe Burke Murph Brown and Arlene Ingegm leave therr happy twosome to any couple of underclassmen who thmk they can last as long Judy Steward and Madelme Belanger leave the1r empty mk bottles used statlonery boxes and broken pen pomts to Madelme Barunr and Eleanor Fmnegan Th1s 15 to re m1nd you grrls to keep those letters gomg Pam Magrll leaves her contag1ous grggle to Ann Powers Don t take too much of 1I Ann you can do all rrght yourself Gordxne Mllls and Rosemary Bush leave then' seats on the Hrghlawn bus to Nancy Bush and Audrey Russell Don t mlss that bus too often grrls xt s a long walk home Harold Mllls and Frank Rowley leave therr handxwork rn Mr Tumer s shop class to Everett and Eddie Fennelly Nell Glynn wllls hrs super salesmanshrp for Yearbook ads to John Clnella See 1f you can make as much money John, Lona Pratt leaves her quret ways to Joan Verhyu Keep rt down to a low roar Joan 28 Q - 1 ' o Q - s u , , o . . , Q - . 0 , , u 3 a , Q n u , o n u 1 rr - ro - - - ' n , s . . . ,, . . . ,, , n o . , . u o . . . . , , 0 - s s a a . . ,, . . ,, . . . o . . , . 1 I 0 . . . ,, . H o o I I I - c . . . , o 1 f ' , . . . , o , , n . . . . . o o . . . N . ,, . . 0 n Q , e