Lenox Memorial High School - Xonel Yearbook (Lenox, MA)

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ACT III The Time ........ ........... S eptember 1955 to june 1956 The Setting ........ ....................... ........ S a me as Act Il The Characters ....... ...... t hirty-three know-it-all Juniors THE OFFICERS: President ........... ............. C arol Flynn Vice-President ...... ........... E ugene Brunell Secretary ............ ....... J ean Ann Richards Treasurers ............. .............. N ancy Walsh Janice Mariano Student Council ....... ...... H enry Rollison Nancy Cooke Advisers ......... . ............ Mr. Regan Mrs. Pignatelli THE EVENTS: Food Sale and Bottle Drive ............ added to our profits Christmas Cards ..................... .......... t remendous sale Ordered class rings ...... ..................... g reat thrill Junior Prom ................................ Over the Rainbow Traditional Picnic ............................................ last day ACT IV The Time ........... ........ S eptember 1956 to june 1957 The Setting ........ ...................... s till the same place The Characters ...... ....... t wenty-five dignified Seniors THE OFFICERS: i President ............... ................ C arol Flynn Vice-President ...... ............. E ugene Brunell Secretary ............ ....... J ean Ann Richards Treasurers .................. .............. N ancy Walsh Janice Mariano Student Council ........ ........... M arie Hurley Henry Rollison Adviser ...................... ....... M iss Mitchell THE EVENTS: Senior Play ........ ....................... s mash hit Yearbook ....... ........ a rduous but satisfying Banquet ...... ......................... d elicious Class Day ...... ....... ............................ m a ny awards Graduation .................................... sad but happy day! Our four years at Lenox High have come to an end so quickly that few of us realize it. We leave behind no regrets, but just take with us memories of happy friendships with our school mates and our teachers. In parting, the class of '57 gives a final message- Farewell to Lenox High. ADELE REGNIBR, JUDY Smm. 23

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CLASS HISTORY 1957 A PLAY IN FOUR ACTS As the house lights dim and the curtain rises, we pre- sent to you the outline of our four years as the well-developed plot of a great drama. The chronical of life in school follows in four short acts. ACT I The Time ......... ......... S eptember 1955 to June 1954 The Setting .......... ........................ L enox High School The Characters ........ ....... t hirty-nine green Freshmen THE OFFICERS: President ............. Vice-President ....... Secretary ............. Treasurer ............. , ..... Student Council ........ Adviser ........ THE EVENTS: Initiation ................... .............. . . Concentration and Economy Picnic .......... ............ The Time .......,. ......... last day ACT II The Setting .......... ........................... The Characters ........ . THE OFFICERS: President ............. Vice-President ...... Secretary ............. Treasurer ................ Student Council Adviser ................ THE EVENTS: Stephen Moore Eugene Brunell Janice Mariano Penny Bull . Louise Bergan Marilyn Hughes Mr. Gilligan hectic time real cool September 1954 to june 1955 Lenox High School forty sophisticated Sophomores Initiation ............ ........ Two Bottle Drives Foot Sale ................. Snow Frolic .......... Swimming Party ........ 22 Eugene Brunell Carol Flynn jean Ann Richards Penny Bull Richard Miller Janet Palmer Miss Fuller gOt ODI I.'CVCngC profitable successful some fun ended the year

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