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

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Tbomar Joyner is a lawyer greatg He's known for his works in all 48. K , e Kanerva T circled the spher iscl M y a ilo 'are wonde t' X ll 'X That sw r genrleix lb, ce h es ur call? fy Is Mary e K 1 w on helps Q and ul V f 1 l .. ' Janice Maria f is w for he flair As a world W nowned styles ' r the h i 'lx' ,x X2 ff 12,1 ' Sally onroe'r v e srrzk .a f ea y 521:25 , Wh h S'-N x x - I, N 'lf . fr! d e'sfSaYfe.?m .,fW ' Adele R ef Q ffl 1 'N ACJ , , Zgffff .- ll NMlk.,I ., I Slrefbrlngs-eom'fg1.r JMQ:55,12,, -. anclh-night. 4 'fl-7 Barbara Rqlrngh fs a os . elif 'X XX, Serving mea is! h,4 l'l7.fs 'XX -, B X , J - - -' 5 l Xh ' I fly Jean Ann Ru: ard: is aw hing ag - x ig ' I f . , 1 J She's surp sed ff ickly f e has e - by ,l y, 1 Mr l 'r ' . v - i 1:72, 'Q I Henry Rylsron tba fame 'jill f Holds he Glo mf, rrer i - ous nam. 'a j a' Q JudyS ith is al' y fsuc A lorio s fame i,yf,3f' , fr n 4, J' I i If Tha a grea ,V Q uspital as be er name. ffff ' - ? ,fl Pliny Sobl a N esFor of The-m he makes, he icf Iordes. Pat V lrtyne is answer gf-- From Lenox, Mass. ro ' 6 Rico. i' Nancy Walrb is a widel y nown nurse, In the use of marve vgs, she was first. Alice Wood is a in dilliculries grearg Her calm narurlf X' the home carries weight. The dreams yo f are yer ro beg 'I'he goal - ' 1 , roo far to seeg So, dear fri 4, 1 both tried and true- The besr o j 'Ak and God Bless You. W James Mammo, - CAROLB BAILEY. x yi 25

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.. E 5 ri Q 25 , 325 4 4 e -..4.. NME CLASS OF 1957 Row one, left to right: Nancy Walsh, Eugene Brunell, Carol Flynn, Janice Mariano, Jean Ann Rich- ards. Row two: Marie Hurley, Henry Rollison, Richard Jerome, Patricia Van Alstyne, Judy Harrison. Row three: Judy Smith, Alice Wood, Karen Forrest, Barbara Gangell, Sally Monroe. Row four: Mary Anne Kirby, Adele Regnier, Carole Bailey, Eileen Fisher, Phyllis Batho. Row five: Thomas Joyner, Lawrence Kanerva, Pliny Sohl, Nancy Cooke. -....,, tl 'inn Z T.. CLASS OF 1958 Row one, left to right: Rosemary Armstrong, Mary Miller, Elaine Smith, Martha Eng. Row two: Ed- ward Wichman, Sandra Colvin, Theresa Tyler, Erika Steinhilber, Marjorie Eng, Sue Williams. Row three: Margaret Geer, Barbara Bontell, Lois Ireland, Myrna Harris, Mary Eng, Edith Adams. Row four: Richard Armstrong, John Miller, David Stickles, Dexter Miller, Barbara Roosa, Evelyn Maxwell. Row hve: Fred Bashara, James Hurley, Robert Maxwell, Fred Read, Norman Hart, Kathleen Quinn. 'r is