Lee High School - Echo Yearbook (Lee, MA)

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l CLASSES . . . The brush and easel clan during leave on a paintbox holiday. Junior artists, sketch your way to fame! Front row, left to right A. Belanger, S. Brown, N. Morris, B. Crew, M. Pease, J. Forfa, J. Smith, D, Consolati, C, Erbe, J. Navin. Second row: F. Tyer, S. Paoli, B. Seff, M. Simmons, W. Brown, M. Drake, B. Sour, M. Cornaggia, G. Steadman. Third row: J. Le Pre- vost, D. O'Brien, W. Hunt, L. Miller, R. Dunn, R. Mclntyre, J, Eisenberg, W. Dunn, R. Rowley, A. Sour, J. Shaw, B. Jadatz NDC. i Rllfkll.. ,RTS CLU One of the oldest and most active clubs at L.H.S. is the Industrial Arts Club. Again this year the boys are responsible for a successful toy-re- pairing campaign at Christmas, par- ticipation in the May exhibit, a bottle drive, sale ot shop-made goods and the acquiring of new iackets. Front row, left to right: M. DiGrigoli, J. Bianco, J. Williams, R. Hitchcock, Mr, Turner, R. Laureyns, J. Bertini, J. Drake, L. Aiken. Second row: J. Herlihy, B. Dromn, L, Snow, Wm, Miller, M. Shaw, H. Stanard, F, Malumphy, I. Fox, R. Gangell, N. Vreeland, J. Simmons, A. Sour, F. Tyer, R. Brag- don, L. Pepsiah. Third row. W. Hunt, A, Crosier, L, Blasin, R. Row- ley, D. White, R. Romsey, G. S'eye' son, L, Mnier, H. Dewkett, F. Winters, P. Petersolf.

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. . . A large number of first-year students meet weekly under the guidance of Mr, Di Nunzio to display their talents and are known as the Freshman Choir. The fruits of this very hard work were apparent at their per- formance with the Senior Choir at the Christmas As- sembly. When v o i c e s change and vocal chords strengthen, next year many will attain the privilege ot becoming a member of the Senior Choir. flfRlElSHlVllAN 1CHUTlR Sl WNICDR CHOHR Under the direction of Charles Di Nunzio the Sen- ior Choir, a group of eighty mixed voices, has had a very productive year. Their performance at the Christ- mas Assembly added tothe seasons spirits ot all the students. Annually at the May exhibition the choir performs for the public. The tinal achievement of the school year is the tra- ditional appearance of the Senior Choir at the Gradua- tion Exercises. Tir!-Siu-TZ'-a