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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1959 volume:

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Read, Miss J. Fuller, Mrs. F. Lindley fSecreraryJ. L. to R., Third Row Mr. J. Lewarn, Mr. A. Niedick, Mr. E. Gilligan, Mr. D. Horton, Mr. D. A. Wiejaczka, Mr. G Resnick, Mr. T. Bosworth. 2 ,,,,i,,.,1 ,,,,,, W Y Q ,X SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 3 gurl Walter cglbert UEARLH Common reme is imtinct, and enough of it is geniourf' Smooth dancer . . . able VP . . . Glowworm . . . loves fishing but not fish . . . Headed for the City of Progress. 4 l , . Treasurer 1 Soccer 1 Baseball 2 Basketball 2, 5 Vice-President 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 HFRITZIH The more mircbief, the better Jportf' I can do just that . . . basketball hot-shot . . . typing enthusiast. . . The Lady in White . . . Secretary. 5 glice nn ernascom' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4, Senior Play 4 Central Treasury 4 Yearbook 4 Prom 5 CSec.j argaret eresa onnelfy MAGGIE Class Secretary 2 Cheerleader 1, 2, Snow Frolic 2 Prom 3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 A rare compound of quality, noble and true, with plenty of good renye and humor too. ' Come on kids, yell . . . loquacious . . . studious . Liberal Arts. 6 ,. i, fA A . muthann Goroett Full of fun and mixcbief too! Doing thingy she Jl90uldn't doll!! What a shlemeel . . . lackaclaisical . . . zest for joviality . . . roller skating fan . . . Providence Reds . . . Cosmerician. 7 Tri-Stare Fesriv junior Prom 3 Basketball 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 all eter goseph Gosh' Soccer 1 Prom 3 Senior Play 4 Audio Visual 4 Snow Frolic 2 Yearbook 4 Life ir a jert and all tbingr :bow it, I thought Jo once, and now I know it! For 'mother Words . . . candid . . . adds mirth to every 6 crowd . . . Electronics. . l QM if-M.. 8 ami! Qylzeoczlore Grittendon Lee High 1, 2,3 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 'DAVE' Boob - not now? Girlx - and hoax! Romeo . . . carefree . . . renard . . . East Street promen- ader,-. . . Armed Forces. 9 l'LO4'l'lCl.S' gdgdl' ClI'IflOfl TwEETs 1 X kr, Assemblies l Student Council 2 Roaring Broox 1, Basketball 2, 4 Yearbook 4 Beware, I may yet be famomn I ,X x X5 Have No fear, 'cause Farnon's here . . . Big Swede . . . an ingenious photographer . . . College? 10 agen 2 fm k 5' NA -' QL V v' 1-mili..-'1i.-,jj - 6 ,Z ,,.. aa ,, ' .. -' ' G5 ' ' ' ld' CltI'lClCl nn me ang PAT Life without laughter if a deary blank. Most casual . . . rock n' roll on feet and wheels . . . teaching, her dream . . . Headed for Liberal Arts. 'l'l Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4 Youth Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Snow Frolic 2 Prom 3 Radio Club 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 Cglzomas Ofyoyd zlllo MARCEL I have laid wide bminen and gone a-hunting. Hey cutie . . . curly eyelashes . . . listens for the 3 o'c1ock bell . . . happy-go-lucky. Ship Ahoy! 12 . X ,f 1 ,. T ' 5, J 2 .j Basketball 2 Prom 3 Yearbook 4 V, is , K ml 'S ish I :inet E 3 31 A .wi , . .W , y mf 553 2 .Hp , ---- A ' . f 'E :?':zf,l 1 , K -4 J . ws-1 - 2 L 1' 4 -ri , L t f L 1 U v , f L N J L 1 I 1 J u 7 L, ' g .1 .M If I , , 1 1 . ' L v A ' 1 ,f x 4 ..., .1 L ,,- J ' L s. Tri-State Fest .4 Q ival 1 Basketball 1, 2 Radio Club 3 Prom 5 Senior Play 4 lfglnla nfl QG!Qy G1NNY She Jball make muxic wherever :be 506J'U Hi star . . . Melodious soprano . . . dancing enthusiast . . Secretary. 13 l ae CZITLQS Q 3341.841 QI'I'l'C JIMMY I didn? come to workg I came to ent Expert ar relaxation . . . fancy farmer . . . fruit boots . . . hor chocolate kid . . . Westward Ho . . . Erin Go Bragh. 14 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom 3 Class Treasurer 2 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 Stk, l 'HEBID Qertlza nn gfofmes BERT Serene and calm, amid the troubled day. Oh, honestly . . . infectious laugh . . . mail monopoly . . . X-ray technician. U Queen's Attendant 1, 2, 5 Tri-State Chorus 1, 3 Treasurer 5, 4 Basketball Mgr. 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 me 2 rances nn Want UFRANH Someone we'll alwayf like to remember. Oh, beans! . . . generous and understanding . . .handy with the needle . . . Nursing. 'I6 I iAV,mgf'f Pittsfield High 1, 2 Prom 3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 A -t il. A, M , .Ly lizaoetlc gfarriet gfim BETTY She'J independent, her own marteru I must see Mrs. Holmes . . . equestrian . . . enthusiastic and ellicient . . . Legal Secretary in her many plans. 'I7 uf .1 ,ff N ' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Farewell Attendant 2 Bottle Drive fChairmanj 3 Prorn CChairmanD 3 Prom QQueenJ 3 Senior Play 4 Central Treasurer 4 Yearbook CEditorJ 4 Lal! f r-'mf-are-. Mini r fwn...Ba..A.,,n 'E' G!dUdl'Cl 11118 G UQ CLAUDE, She that war fair and never proud, Had tongue at will, - yet way never loud. I've changed my personalityn . . . considerate . . . accom- modating . . . accepts duty graciously . . . A.B. Degree. 'IB Student Council 2 junior Prom 3 Prom 8: Senior Farewell Attendant 3 Cheerleader 5, 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 fff::4?iKY- '5fi'Jf?f2:,Q:E yr 2- . A li eanne ugenia Qfeoert VAN A quiet manner bid the mirclaief of her eyef' I know I Hunked it . . . tiny in stature but never in thought . . . always lends a helping hand . . . College? 19 Secretary 1 Treasurer 2 Prom 3 Cheerleader l Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 925314 -aw inn...-u-33 Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4 President 2, 5, 4 Vice-President 1 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Prom 3 Senior Play 4 ennetfz fl!M.!!l.ClIfl'l ac a yen MOUSEY A little nomeme new and then if relirlaed by the bert of men Avid Basketball player . . . class early-bird . . . intelligent, reserved yet gay . . . future engineer . . . likeable . . . Nor- wich University. 20 I - iz ,af E M w, i fl - I . fe will 'Y - V2 ,nfwfzw ' ,. -1,2 ,if S11 f me 3 3' if 3 lf , 9, E ,X i1,e.Ml: H 1 x z- 'E 15 ff.. Hi.. :Hif,5i,231Is. Qzivffi S154 s 4 .e wfmip ,- Z, ., we 1 f If e w iffwzwaif' 5' 'ff-wu'ffW 1 'ia , ,. ,, L A ' ' k ' if ' A - , .wwwsmf -V ' Prom 3 Senior Play 4 Band 5, 4 0686! QOSQPA 77fZClI'CllClI'lC! gli ReJer1fed and tranquil if hen It really swingsn . . . creative . . . mild rnannered . . . kind cooperagion . . . Helll go into the wild blue yonder. 21 if S gba tricicz nn arlano PASQUALE High heelf were invented by a girl who wa: kiued on the forehead. Here and there . . . warm smile supplementing a cheer- ful . . . shutterbug . . . Secretary. 22 Christmas Dance 2 Prom 5 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 ana Qetft martt'n LAN A l'11e made it a practice to put all my wofrief down in the bottom of my heart, then fit on the lid and Jmilef' Are you sure. Why? . . . gracious . . . faithful church goer . . . horse lover . . . Missionary. 23 Christmas Dance 2 Tri-State Festival 2 Class Treasurer 2, 5 Senior Play 4 Central Treasury 4 Yearbook 4 Tllcfzollas tgntlzony ynaturevic Band 2 Christmas Dance Z Prom 3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 Silence if one of the viflzzef of the wifef Okay . . . imperturable . . . good listener . . . latent talent . . . Navy. 24 atricla nn matten PATSY We haven? known her long, but with us she belongrf' On1y,one night out? . . . poetry enthusiast . . . likes horseback riding . . . Chamberlain Retailing. 25 Williams 1 Stoneleigh Prospect Hill 2, 5 Yearbook 4 ernon rancis ero DUKE Then be will talk and bow be will talk Swing, good luck . . . versatile . . . record hop DJ. . . pro radio announcer . . . M.C .... University of Mass. 26 Student Council 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-State Music Festiv Mass. State Festival 1 Tri-State Band 2, 3, 4 Radio Club 3 Senior Play 4 Record Hops 3, 4 Audio Visual Club 4 al1,2,3,4 A 19' Wa tlzfeen ary Minn KATHY l l Laugh and Jlae will Yea'Mar1 . . . varied interests . . . easy going . . . tape recorder operator . . . Navy. 27 l Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Banner Carrier 2 Radio Club 5 Yearbook 4 v J ay K W sgiwvii kgucfzitlz gun meaal JUDYl' Popularity if the proof of perfomzlitgf' Let me assist you . . . Bundle of fun . . . ever depend- able . . . our banker . . . taxi service gratis . . . Secretary. 28 Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4 Christmas Dance 3 Prom 3 Secretary 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Central Treasury 4 D. A. R. Representative 4 Yearbook 4 ,ne EI'QI'lC!Cl 6111.8 Qy4'LO!C!S' , . 1 N 1 ' f ff, I L f ...fX', , ,' 1. 7 M7 -f,f','f f f , , Z 3: -A X Basketball 1 K! iff! Christmas Dance 2 Shakespeare Assembly 2 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 . px--. 35 J: ,-4 J-Aff If L, 1 ,P BRENDA Quietly and wirely Jbe goef ber way Lots of luck, you'll need ir trips to Pittsfield . . . generousand genial . . . Business Administration. 29 ' i ' ' iifflisfifl arol Susan Roberts CAROL Brakes are better than break! C'est la vie . . . five feet one of planned activity . . . trips the light fantastic . . . radio social director . . . Entertainment fie ld 30 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Tri-State Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Radio Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Senior Play 4 Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4 Tri-State Music Festival 2 Chorus 2, 3 Senior Play4 Yearbook 4 cbtlz lcune CSD EDIE A hone! A hone! My kingdom for 4 bone. Q ii .Z V f ,xxx I - il .ax 1 Hey jan, there goes that blue light again. . . . roller i 'l's A the skating whiz . . . skillful horseback rider . . . MSP . . . ii i H ig i Executive Secretary. M 2 sr 3 . MR QUT OH mcmonald Wdlkw WALKS Give me the open road And you will enjoy it . . . food taster . . . Hillman . . . a bonnie laddie . . . hot fodder . . . Don Juan . . . Will join the Tars. 32 Soccer 1 Basketball 1 Prom 3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 'Y' 'I r S WW - Z , 2 , V. ,, I ' t - 1 aw fi-irafsfgk. l V M , fasffsisf qfexan er ranton lfwylle PIERRE lt'J a world of rtartling porfibilifief' Lots of Luck . . . radio sportscaster . . . Scotchman lover of'New Lenox . . . pony Chaser . . . On to Boston University. 33 Basketball 1, 2 Snow Frolic 2 Radio Club 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Student Council 4 Yearbook 4 S7 L2 in a n lv QS' 401906 1- x C -who but mmm W? A , H! www? Sokgil lk if JI? N J! 1959 BEQUESTS Edith Sohl leaves her ability to Cha Cha to someone who can really swing it. Frances Hunt bequeaths her typing to a Junior who likes to type. Betty Kimball wills her ability to ride - to Miss Fish and Miss Fuller. Lana Martin donates her good posture to Lizzy Munsinger. Patsy Patten gives her big red bag to Rosemary Govoni. Alice Bernasconi contributes her spaghetti suppers to anyone whose mother is a good cook. Judy Read leaves her skull-doily during the day and wears it at night. Pat Mariano wills her cheering uniform to Margaret Ambrose. Virginia Healey gives her letters to Westport to anyone who knows Tony. Kathy Quinn donates her right to carry the school banner to some lucky girl. Pat Fielding leaves her trips to the record hops to Patricia Field. To Bob Geer goes Vernon Pero's ability to get along with a certain teacher. Claudia LaDue wills her aggressive personality to Mary Loubard. Bertha Holmes bequeaths her path to the post office to Teddy Eksuzian. Ken MacFadyen gives his lucky low-cut sneakers to the future basketball stars of L.H.S. To Lynn Hutchinson goes Brenda Reynold's interest in college boys. Earl Albert leaves his cool headed common sense in all things to Stephen Hurst. jim Herrick donates his first place in the lunch line to Mrs. Holmes. Margaret Connelly leaves her gift of gab to Nancy Belair. Peter Costi leaves on the road the rubber from his tires. Tom Fillio wills his love of hunting during school hours to the Shepardson brothers. Alex Wylie wills his rendezvous in the corridor to anyone who can avoid Mr. Carro1l's vigilant eye. Ruthann Corbett ..... just leaves! Carol Roberts gives her dancing ability to Marilee Moseley. Gordon Walker donates his Hillman to his mother for a change. Thomas Farnon bequeaths his dimples to Ken Cummings. David Crittendon leaves his amorous ways to Douglas McClelland. Jeannette Lebert wills her scientific mind to Charles Wright. Mr. Gilligan inherits Alfred Marchand's curly hair. The Senior Class sadly leaves Charles O'Brien. M if A U. X at f P2 'Q f' W .2 sl F E I ,4 riJb:Nu5f H0 E . U a 0 6 o not l - msn at auar JX wb Y zu U- 1' Dating Place 4.... Beverage ..,...... Main Dish .......... as .N SEN Radio Program ...... T.V. Program ..... Moving Picture ...,,.... Comic Strip ..ii,.. Orchestra ..,..,.i Song .,.......4...,.. Male Singer ,..4... Female Singer ....,.,. Meeting Place ..., College ...4,... Car ,......... Pastime .,..... Color ...,.... Pet ..,..... Road .....,.. Book .,...... Soap .,... Candy .,..... Play ..,..,. Beach ....... Subject ..l......... Eating Place ,.,,.., Radio Stations ....... Radio Personality Sport .....,.,.i..,...,. Magazine ........ Actor ,.....,. Actress ,.4,,.,. Dance ....,,..,..,,.... Parking Place .,... Resort i.,..,.,.......,. Excuse ..,... sf' ww IGR PREFERENCES Drive-In ..,..... Hot Chocolate Spaghetti 4 .,., Teen-Age Week in Review Huckleberry Hound Mardi Gras Peanuts Les Elgart My Happiness Frank Sinatra Mother CPeter Gunnj Herrick's Choc. Shop Univ. of Mass. Parked Living it Up Blue Naturally Dark 8a Sandy Xonel Brillo Kisses Boarding House Reach Deserted Study Hall Ma Bernasconi's W.T.R.Y. 8: W.P.T.R. Stan Roberts Basketball , ...,.. Field 8: Stream Gordon Walker jinny Healy Closely Roaring Brook Eastover I Forgot rglmillllllf - . I c 55- 1 J If 7 6, M I' lg uv ,v up f' , W ,vb 'l' . CLASS PROPHECY St HISTURY Announcer CVernon Perojz And now, live from New York, the Xonel of 1959 presents Here is Your Life. Music: It'J Only the Beginning Announcer: C over musicj Tonight, July 14, 1969, we tell about the Principal of Lenox High School, Mr. Joseph Carroll, and his greatest class, the Class of 1959 Here is Your Life . And Mr. Carroll -- Music: CBackground themej MR. CARROLL: It's really a pleasure to hear that you are going to review my most successful class. For that reason, why not skip the preliminaries in the story of my life and bring us up to date on the class? Announcer: Very well Mr. Carroll, let's move along as we tell the story of the Class of 1959 of Lenox High School. Music: How the Time Flier Announcer: The members of the Class of 1959 became full fledged students of Lenox High School on September 14, 1955, when our first class meeting was held in Room 12, our home room, with Mr. Gilligan as our advisor. We elected our class oflicers for the year. Results of the election were: President, Sandra Hawkins, Vice-President, Ken MacFadyen,' Secretary, Jeannette Lebertg Treasurer, Earl Albert. Claudia LaDue and Ver- non Pero represented us on the Student Council. Most of this year was spent adjusting to our new surroundings and attending to our studies. Very few projects were undertaken. In our Sophomore year we moved into new home rooms. Some were assigned to Room 9 with Miss Kegaravat to advise us, others to the Science Room where the advisor was Mr. Regan and later Mrs. Turner. Our new President was Ken MacFadyen,' Vice- President, Earl Allzertg Secretary, Margaret Connellyg the Treasurers were Jeannette Lebert and jim Herrick. We also elected Patricia Fielding and Charlet 0'Brien to the Com- munity Center Advisory Council. During the year the class sold letterheads and held a very successful White Christmas Dance, which wasisemiformal. In the spring, a Record Hop, the first ever held in Lenox, was about as informal as you could get. The year closed with everyone in good spirits and all our bills paid. Oflicers for the Junior year were: President, Ken MacFadyen,' Vice-President, lame! Herrickg Secretary, Judy Ready Treasurers, Bertha H olmes and Lana Martin, and Student Council members, Alice Bernarconi and Tom Farnon. Later Tom Farnon resigned and Gordon Walker was elected in his place. Class Advisors were Mrs. Holmes and Miss Read and our Home Rooms 5 and 2. During the year the class sold Christmas Cards, conducted a bottle drive and a food sale, and held a very successful Junior Prom on Valentine Night. Earl Albert was crowned King of the Prom and Betty Kimball was chosen Queen. After the Prom the Lenox Kiwanis Club sponsored a party for the Prom 36 Trotters at the Community Center. Later on in the year we had several swimming parties at Eastover and held a Block Dance at the State Public Works Building in Lenox. It was a very exciting year. The oliicers during our last year at L.H.S. were: President, Ken MacFadyen,' Vice- President, Earl Albertg Secretary, lady Ready Treasurers, Bethan H olme: and Lana Marting and Student Council, Alice Bernasconi and Alexander Wylie. Our home room was Room I with Miss Mitchell. Early in the year we received our class rings, a long awaited thrill. Our Senior Play in December, directed by Mrs. Holmes, was a smash hit. During the year we had several swimming parties at Eastover. Our Banquet, Class Day, and Gradua- tion culminated our thoroughly enjoyable high school days. And that just about brings us down to june 12, 1959. Afterwards the class spread to many corners of the map, but tonight we have brought them back one and all to tell you just what they are doing. Watch them as they come through the golden door from your past, first, the world famous owner of a chain of men's hair stylists, Tom Fillio. Music: A Hunting We Will Go Yes, yes, Mr. Carroll, shake hands with him, you'll see him and all our guests later. But right now hold back that tear, for here comes one of the more famous members of the Class of 1959. Here she is - once a member of your Physics class, now a well-known talk-a-thon champion - Patricia Fielding and along with her, her able secretary and traveling companion, Margaret Connelly. Music: Yakety-Yak And of course you remember the girl who was editor of the 1959 Yearbook and who is now in complete charge of the largest magazine publishing syndicate in the world, Mir: Betty Kimball. Music: CAs Betty enters smilingj It'.r All in the Game That's right Betty, shake hands with Mr. Carroll and take your seat. Next we meet the great mathematicians who worked out the resistance that the gas jet offers to the tooth- pick. And here they are, the top test pilots for Universal, whose assignment is to blow out the pilot light on every gas range the company makes. We now present -- Peter C orti, Nick Maturevich and Dave Crittendon. Next come the three girls from the Class of 1959 who still live in Lenox and are happily married. Among them they have a total of twelve children, some of whom are ahnost ready to attend dear old L.H.S. They are Jeannette Lebert, Bertha H olmer and Ratb- ann Corbett. Music: Love and Marriage And from Lenox Dale, just South of Lenox, arrives another happy bride, the girl with a smile and a kind word for everybody, Lana Martin. Music: Centrance themej Y01l,llN206f Walk Alone 37 Here's a hanky, Mr. Carroll. Dry your eyes so that you can see our next guest. It's your old student, Judy Read, just in from her latest and greatest race at Indianapolis Speedway. Music: Lone Ranger theme from the William Tell Overture Today, whenever a member of the Class of l959 wants a real Italian dinner, he or she heads for one of the nationwide chain of restaurants operated by our next guests, also from the Class of 1959, Misses Alice Bernarconi and Patricia Mariano. They are accom- panied by the Maitred'hotel, Gordon Walker. Music: E C urnpari And every business needs secretaries. Here are other 1959 graduates, Misses Edith Sohl and Virginia Healey who work in the main offices of the restaurants in Chicago and Los Angeles, respectively. Music: Come On to My House The building from which we are broadcasting was designed by now famous architects and appointed by interior decorators from this class. Here are the architects - Claudia LaDue and Al Marchand and the interior decorators, Brenda Reynoldr and Patricia Patten. I know that all of us were surprised by the giant merger a few years ago when General Motors joined with Ford Motor Company. In one sweep let's meet the man who arranged the whole thing, the new president of the corporation and the prominent journalist who gave the story coverage in all prominent papers of the country. Here are: Union Nego- tiator, Earl Alhertg President of the Board, Tom Farnon, and newspaperman Alex Wylie. Music: Marche Militaire We'll be back with more guests in just a moment, but right now - a message from our Sponsor. Here to speak for the Ken MacFadyen Sporting Goods company is our good friend Carol Rohertr with a message about Ken's specialty, a throwing javelin designed especially for women. Kathy Quinn will demonstrate it. Music: Around the World in Eighty Dayr Unfortunately, two members of the class couldn't be here tonight but 1et's remember them anyway. First, is lim Herrick who it taking a vacation from the Herrick Furniture Corporation and is traveling with his family in' Europe. The second is France! Hunt, a well-known author of several best selling books, who is now in the Belgian Congo gathering material for her new novel, I Was a Zula Witch Doctor for the F.B.I. Good luck to both of them. Well, that's just about it for tonight. Mr. Carroll is sobbing too hard to say it, but I know he has been moved by the success of this class and he is as glad as I am to see them. Til we meet again, this is your announcer, Vern Pero, saying good-bye and good luck from New York. Music: Good-hye, Good Luck and God Blerr You. 38 THE LENOX HIGH YEARBOOK VOLUME XVII PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1959, LENOX HIGH SCHOOL LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR ELIZABETH KIMBALL ASSISTANT Alexander Wylie ART STAFF Claudia LaDue Alfred Marchand LITERARY STAFF Vernon Pero Ruthann Corbett Jeanne Lebert FINANCE Lana Martin SPORTS Patricia Fielding James Herrick TYPING Judy Read Alice Bernasconi Edith Sohl Patricia Mariano PHOTOGRAPHY Thomas Farnon BUSINESS Margaret Connelly ADVERTISING STAFF Bertha Holmes Frances Hunt Carol Roberts ADVISOR Miss Ann Mitchell CLASS OF 1959 L, to R., First row: Patricia Mariano, Carol Roberts, Margaret Con- nelly, Virginia Healey, Edith Sohl, Ruthann Corbett, Frances Hunt, Alice Bernasconi, Jeannette Lebert. Second row: Bertha Holmes Kathleen Quinn, Brenda Reynolds, Judith Read, Patricia Fielding' Claudia LaDue, Lana Martin, Elizabeth Kimball. Third row Thomas Farnon, Thomas Fillio, Peter Costi, Vernon Pero, Walker, David Crittendon. Fourth row: Earl Albert, Nick evich, James Herrick, Kenneth MacFadyen, Alexander Wylie, fred Marchand. CLASS L. to R., First row: Esther Ireland, Grace Capps, Rosemary Govoni, Cecile Regnier, Theresa Nolan, Carol Clulverhouse, Patricia Clon- tenta, Susan Roosa, Sandra Newhouse, Mary Loubard, Elizabeth Munsinger. Second row: Nancy Belair, Barbara Burke, Judith Beneat, Patricia Field, Shirley Parker, Marie Maturevich, Elaine OF 1960 Piretti, Kathleen Byrne, Ann Marie Tocchio, Lynn Hutchinson. Third row: Raymond Shepardson, Gary Smith, Gerard Hurley, William Brooks, David Van Alstyne, Robert Geer, Stephen Hurst, Robert Shepardson, Fourth row: Charles Beaudin, Stephen Mihovan, Paul Delasco, Kenneth Cummings. I l K I Q E fl l , .1 - fries. . , lo J is Q Qs: r ' fs -ff -. ii.. .mei P 2 f fr , Sfi?aZ'Z '7 . - - .. f .BERRY Y' 3 rm: fzrsf 1-we in gggfss . K W . 1 ER.: 7 + f fr i 1 3, if kneels Vs ia kgyagggisg is Y 1- UXV. 1 L3 Q z- amamia-zf 1 Hs . . W-mem , M me is 3? Bam 2 ,Q MRM ew-'qw sta i934 E EF , Bari? MM-S E5 Bfiifif will Diirlsf EW 1322 Kiki' Qi: QAZYZGIIKQM' ' sawn . 431513 REG . Hr. , ,ww ,E at-farm eww ag K law if A as saws Bi was mm WH is is ami are a mm rams am- new sv ' Ri an warm me Eu mu Sl new mm Marr: f W Nita !W N!W w 'F .I CLASS OF 1961 L. to R., First row: Jean Croughwell, Jacqueline Toolan, Ann Evans, Mary Sargent, Mary Beaudin, Mary Anne Lahert, Carol Kirby, Janet Kirby, Leanora Sayers. Second row: Marilyn Mendel, Theodora Eksuzian, Christine Eng, Sandra Gilmore, Helen Kimball, Mary Ellen Healey, Meryl Klitsch, Lynn Downie, Sherrill Spafford. Third row: Robert Kilmer, Raymond Tufts, Edward Regnier George Babcock, Charles Sohl, Robert Pero, Charles Withmann William Brooks, Edward Shove. Fourth row: David Lampron Jerome Zink, Douglas McClelland, Eugene Chague, Stephen Wal- lace, Thomas Fielding. l , CLASS L. to R., First row: Jean Brooks, Judy Steiner, Paula Connelly, Barbara Lorette, Beverly Turner, Theresa Costi, Sheila Morse, Jr. Ann Bernasconi, Susan White, Yvonne LeClair, Mary Ann Ashley, Theresa Sadlowski, Susan Van Alsryne, Ann Phinney. Second row Jean Contenta, Doreen Martin, Paula Morissey, Sandra Morris, Mar- garet Ambrose, Carol McGuirk, Dona Reid, Cynthia Lyman, Mari OF 1962 lee Mosely, Diane Carr. Third row: Donald Chadwitk, Rudolph Montegari, William Armstrong, Gary Besaw, Edward Calahan, Michael Field, John Russell, James Whitney, James Borgo, Gary Tucker. Fourth row: William Salzarulo, Cyrus Moore, Bruce Wylie, Michael Sinacori, David Meyer, Samuel Curlew. Fifth row: Bernard Tocchio, David Halpin, Paul Pelkey, Charles Wright. CLASS L. to R., First row: Lorraine Keifer, Martha Vahle, ,laqueline Cock- rill, Bonnie Gable, liredrika Huxley. Patricia Burke, Nancy Pen- venne, Judy Bennett. Lorraine Tripp, Ella Hibbard, Kathleen Gilligan. Second row: Janice DeCelles, Priscilla Romeo, Iileanor Ambrose, Sharon McGinty, Louise Hess, Betsy Mihovan, Christine Bailly, ,ludith I'l21cllL y', Donna Tufts, Cheryl Rhinehart, Kathleen Y 5 If 5 I a Q z r x a If E I 5 I I l F F L I 1 I I I I I 5 I I I I E I 3 OF 1963 Kurdzionak, Third row: Albert W ellin,f1ton. Gary Pignatelli, Rich- ard Turner, Keith Haven, David Roche. ,lchn Bergen. Thomas Cadorette, Clifford Fillio, Donald Lorette, Thomas Burke. Edmund Krebs. Fourth row: Thomas Saeendorph, Harvey Dewey, Edward Bancroft, john Xwarner, Allan Fineld, L'lrich Herliczek, Andrew Hollickes, Raymond Lynch, Paul Crittendon, Warren Sanborn. CLASS OF 1964 L. to R., First row: Virginia Fillio, Victoria Hersh, Sandra Mun- singer, Mary Kergaravat. Margaret Burl-ze, Nancy Kirby, Bette Car- ver, Eva Sohl, Linda Melvin, Kathleen Albert, Ruth Contenta, Ellen Lahert, Francine Mailloux, Constance Saunders, Lorraine Sad- lowski, Valerie Hersch, Karen Miller. Second row: Pamela Ber- rigan, Linda Baker, Blanche Schomburiq, Mildred Lathrop, joan Clere, Marian Keller, Ottilie Siegmund, Ann Lamone, judith Clark, Lynn Lohnes, Jeanne Gehring, Joanne Di Grigoli, janiece Wichv mann Third row: Thomas Wliitiieyr, 'Ihomas Kennedy, William Colvin, john Read, David Verheyn, Peter Marchand, Bruce Archi- bald, David Buxton, Richard Mendel, Miles Sample. Fourth row: lin hard Tufts, Ronald Coty, Alan Turner, Lawrence Martin, Daniel jackson, Thomas Mc Clelland, Wayne Mc Cormack, Thomas Roche, Mark Drnmm, Andrew Piretti, Kenneth Hamberg, George Os- trander, David Daniels. Fifth row: Edward Sayers, Shaun Wheeler, Richard Fields, Patrick Hurley, Richard W'eissbrod, Sears Van Alstyne, Albert Melle, Robert Maturevich, Allen Smith, Richard Hughes, Lynn Buckman, Fben Kimball, Robert Knowlton. I., , in 7 I W 5 , i ,Ly - I ig -.N,,...1nl? '4' UA? ,, .:..1.- OUR REPRESENTATIVES Seated, L. to R.: Sandra Newhouse, Robert Geer, Kenneth MacFadyen, Alice Bernasconi, and Theresa Costi. Standing: Albert Wellington, Kenneth Hamburg, Lynn Lohnes, Alexander Wylie, Christine Eng, John Russell and Robert Pero. I AUDIO VISUAL CLUB 43 3 ag f 2 LINGUISTSH WE HOPE H 95 G E1 fb FUTURE TYPISTS 5-,, LA FAR-AWAY PLACE' INCREASING OUR VOCABULARY w. Y Q X 9. XX f, 54 il T225 Im-E, K ACTS AND FIGURES 9-QQ' QQ UBALANCING THE BOOKS! www dw- HBOARDING HOUSE REACH Wilbur A AA ..,. A A A A AA A Gordon Walker Limpy McGuire A A A AA A A A Peter Costi A typical 13 year old A rather rough guest Hercules Nelson A A A A Ken MacFadyen Nora A A A A A A Bertha Holmes An action filled 13 year old Limpy's wife Betty Lou Maxwell A A AA Virginia Healey Herman Ninety-Volt Jones jim Herrick An impationt 14 year old A beat-up pug Connie Maxwell A AA A A Carol Roberts Roughhouse Ruby A A A Alice Bernasconi 17 year old young lady A wrestling champion Bernadine Smith A A A A A A Pat Mariano Mr. Potter A A A A A A Vernon Pero Betty Lou's best friend An insurance salesman John Maxwell A A A Earl Albert Lucy Burnes AA A A A Jeanette Lebert Middle-aged father A walking encyclopedia janet Maxwell A Margaret Connelly Mrs. Mott A A A A AA Ruth Ann Corbett Middle-aged mother A silent old lady Aunt Mary A Pat Fielding Connelly A A A Alex Wylie A likeable woman of 60 Rough-tough plain clothes man 3 nlxlzsg A -- 0 ix Q4 L+ v -rw .g' WE X . Q is-R Si Ei ' 2 Us 'Q W 1 2 i , K 3 ' if lv . i i f i 5 5 5 g, iv 5 2 WF W E il Ti 2 If 1. .I S 1 E I 3 2 Q 5 K Y ,paul , '-s- -..,,,M.q-Q -..... V 2. - 'Ss I 'Q'sginfA Q . L -- ' 7' as 'S ,,,,,.MAm. .,,,..,.v--M N ,A ,WwA I 'uww.'y4.-M 1 2' 3 ,e ., gf 1 W X91 1 :Wx i Q N , I S If 'iv Q dm, is -M-K., A gag if gm, Q, A ig gi if V V9 Q Q t i, 'VY fe DSW co, al BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL 195 8- 19 5 9 L. to R., Bottom row: Robert Geer, David Van Alstyne, Thomas liarnon, Gerard Hurley. Top row: Coach, Mr. E. Gilligan, David Halpin, Paul Pelkey, Kenneth MacFadyen, Charles O'Brien, James Herrick, Kenneth Cummings, Manager, Stephen Mihovan. Lenox Lenox Lenox Lenox Lenox 1959 LEAGUE SCORES 55 Mt. Everett A 47 Lenox 49 Williams .,... . .,.. 57 Lenox 1 40 Chester ,.... Z1 Lenox 3 5 Searles . 31 Lenox .. , 49 Lee .,.. ., 46 Lenox Mt. Everett Williams Chester Searles Lee 1 YQ BOYS' J. V. BASKETBALL -.X L. to R.: Edward Shove, Raymond Tufts, Cyrus Moore, George Babcock, Thomas Fielding, Michael Sinacori, Gary Tucker. HQ. 25.-14+ zz .. ..- when . .w:f:,gw ,., . ff T3 5,..f'1,:': : -56? f: :FSE-Zflii. ' .., , af' -,W vyri, ff- wad, Y K W, K 15555 lg- C with We M N mcg 4 aww: 1 vu g 1959 BASEBALL 51 CHEERLEADERS J.v. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 5 ti 2 ' 7 '- - A W3 ii 'H W we A T22 Pl Z . .A . 'ff F5 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL L. to R., First row: Ruthann Corbett, Cecile Regnier, Sherrill Spafford. Second row: Theresa Nolan, Patricia Fielding, Edith Sohl, Carol Culverhouse. Third row: Barbara Roosa CMgr.J, Sandra Gil- more, Helen Kimball, Betty Kimball, Bertha Holmes CAssistant Mgrj. Fourth row: Alice Berna- sconi, Judy Read CCO-Captainsj. .ag GIRLS' V. BASKETBALL L. to R.: Brenda Reynolds, janet Kirby, jaqueline Toolan, Nancy Belair, Carol Roberts, Kathleen Quinn QMgrs.j Anne Marie Tocchio, Marie Maturcvich, Dona Reid, Marilee Moseley. Center: Carol Kirby. ! m K J -af ,Vf wxfmf o ' I' 4 's . ' . ,ff:', . . .V . Q Q, f Q WA 5 Q, ff- S! , ' A K .RN f.-Ny N if fy' v Q uf Q ' Q I . f ig 'E , - Q1 ?l 5 A .Ka V, ,A , fs! i Q iw AGL, Q , ., 6.1 im? QW ?f ' v,h':,Qr -on. hh 1W, , it be ,W .,.M-L.1.-WW,,,-,, A,,L is , X S f Ag 5 . v-Q 3, ,val ...KM -1--lu ...sv L R ,wh sv. n V, sm . R my yfwv-M, 5 1-A ,fi fjx, XG' wi' if my 1- A 5: 1'-0'K0f'0 0N0Y0 I-740'2'6'K0N-050 Compliment! Of DUFFIN'S HARDWARE CC. MAIN STREET LENOX, MASS Congmtulatiom and Beit Wifbex to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 9 FRANK M. STARO STUDIO Formerly HENZELSTARO STUDIO - OFFICIAL CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER - 338 NORTH STREET PITTSFIELD, MASS g G05W '0K0' 59 2 I 2 5 2 5 3 5 I 3 9 I I 4011.02 1-0X0 '02f0'1f-7f0402'-0X0f0'f 54040510 C 0 mpliments Of I EASTOVER BANQUETS AND CONVENTIONS TELEPHONE 625 LENOX, MASS. SMITH PAPER DIVISION Peter J. Schwenzer, Inc. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE PAPER LEE, MASS. 9'K0'N0 6M0 17f?0'10Y0f7WH7fQ6Y0v0I1?f76N?W10N?6'W1WWW16lG7WN0'6vWR710X0 60 401 '02- C050 61101 10504105 X024-01104 x7WX? 40K2616l0'90I27WN76D0A?W1ZW026'0f0176M?'?0f0S17'?f02Wx 9 9 0201 '02 4-0' X? LEE STEAM LAUNDRY CO. HOME IS FOR LIVING NOT LAUNDERING Serving Lenox for over 40 years with a complete and modern Laundry Service LEE, MASS. PHONE 146-W GREGORY'S FOOD MART EVERYTHING IN FINE FOODS LENOX HOME OF JOANNE BAKERS Telephone Lenox 46 MAIN STREET LENOX, MASS. 9X0'40K7'? 01f01c016'40ff0Y0K0N01'0K0'201'01061'012?10N0ff9 61 '01' -Q-0107 205401 402201 X02 X7620' 4?0N?S7191?1?f9W1WN70-4?L761C?0'04J6X7fQ20N?01W50X?6X 9 GEORGE E. MOLE and EDWARD SMITH REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 36 MAIN STREET LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS Tel. 61 5 Compliment: of the S 5 BEL-AIR NURSERY SCHOOL 9 MAMIE STARKS 3 CHILDREN AGES ZW to 5 YEARS 5 Telephone 392 5 E WALKER STREET S LENOX, MASS. 5 E A WILLIAM B. BULL SONS Incorporated RANGE and FUEL OILS CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE Telephone 24 LENOX, MASS. C omplimentf Of C H E F K A R L ' S LENOX, MASS. '01' C-Q'-7 01 C-01 54020117 X9K0N?0N7276N7W11747f71?6vr7'?f?01?6f0'6'0'06N7f76N0'000 7WN0'6X0 -1651 -'05 402-S01 401101201 401 1'-01 K9 40N00'QS?'7'?1761W1S?1?614?WI6v62620-0N0N0vf0N7G0'WH6'0fW1Zx SAVINGS BANK GREAT EARRINGTON, MASS. C omplimentf f Hue:-les' stone 0 A friend of the Toys - GIFTS - STATIONERY LENOX LIBRARY HOUSEWARES Telephone 3 C omplimenn of LENOXMASS. ANNE HUXLEY WALKER STREET LENOX, MASS. maewaawvcaazmacmemoeawvawawwcawffaoafmoawvemcmeaawfwveaocaw 63 Q Q E Q 5 rn E' 3 5 3 T P F 'T UU rw 3 S 0 SB Q 5 S W E' E CD 'U P -I D I 0. 40110110-f0' X02 X74010 f-0ff0N0-f-7'01'-0f0'4r0'f0R0N7G0ff-0'21?'JW'-0'PG01'-0-'0'1 40'1'0X026N0X LENOX SAVINGS BANK BANK AND REAL ESTATE LOANS LENOX, MASS. LENOX HARDWARE STORE HARDWARE -- HOUSEWARES - TOYS GARDEN SUPPLIES - TOOLS Lowe Brothers and Benjamin Moore Paints Telephone 627 HOUSATONIC ST. LENOX, MASS Complimenti of ART'S CLEANERS 81 DYERS Tel. Lenox 47 SAME DAY CLEANING SERVICE SHIRTS LAUNDERED HOPPY'S BARBER SHOP CARMEN CASTRINOVA, Prop. WALKER STREET LENOX DALE, MASS. 7K0'l0 6X-0N0'f101r0N0'0N0110110N01f-0 0v20N0 0'20 f0'vf0'f01K0'0127C-0'f0K0 '10Y0'10'10K0N0f40f0 3 40X7'9Q7'7'910v4?0M717'040'W0'6WC71?04?17'Qf00'7'?0X'0N?f0b6x C omplim entr Of REVILLA SERVICE STATION YOUR sUNoco DEALER RANDOLPH PAUL ...IEWELER... Lougiuef, Wittnouer, Bulova Movado Watches SILVERWARE - : - DIAMONDS STANLEY BROS. SOCONY SERVICENTER COLLINS VETERINARY HOSPITAL 5 Minute Car Wash - Buses for Hire 1000 SQUTH STREET Road Service - AAA PITTSFIELD, MASS. Tel. 509 Ofhce Hours: 12 to 2 P.M., 6 to 8 P.M. 112 MAIN STREET LENOX, MASS. Telephone: Pittsfield 4841 01' 7459 MILLER SUPPLY CO., INC. 115 SOUTH STREET PITTSFIELD, MASS. Phone HI 2-6988 Imported and Domertic Brand Wallpaper! Ox-Line Paint - Picture Frumef 5 Artirtf' and Puiuterr' Supplier NORTH'S MOBILE SERVICE STATION PITTSFIELD ROAD Tel. HI 7-9338 The Lan Word in Motel Luxury Television in Every Room Restaurants Within Walking Distance TANGLEWOOD MOTOR COURT, INC. In the Heart of the Berkshires LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS Recommended by A. A. A. Routes 7-20 - Pittslield-Lenox Road Telephone Pittsfield 2-4000 Mail Address: P.O. Box 611, Pittsfield, Mass. No PETS ALLOWED ?g9..0..0.W..0. vwanofoxo- E.. O. KIMBALL 81 SON HORSES AND CATTLE OF ALL KINDS Saddle and Harness Equipment WALKER STREET LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS Tel. 302 1024010201 rox-0 40'f0 -7s0N0Y0A01S0v9Q0 0'4'0-201'7'6 v'-?S-0 0 '?'0K0'K0X ANGIE'S SNACK BAR 81 DINING ROOM PITTSFIELD-LENOX ROAD LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS L. T. HOWES -1EWELER- LEE, MASS. C omplimentr Of EDGECOMB NURSING HOME SAMMY VINCENTS, INC. Everything Mmimln Phonographs - Instruments - Sheet Music BALDWIN P1ANos HAMMOND ORGANS Records - Musical Accessories - Radios Telephone Hlllcresr 5-5223 35 NORTH STREET PITTSFIELD, MASS. THE LENOX NATIONAL BANK Serving the Lenox People Since 1889 CHECKING ACCOUNTS-LOANS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES LENOX, MASS. Bert Wirber and Succen to the Graduate: from FRANK P. CONSOLATI Compliment! C omplimentf Of Of L. D. MCCARLEY, M.D. DR. JOHN F. KELLER LENOX, MASS. 9'05C0 295495l01l0N9'C079?14?C9'19 Q'C0Y0X0i90N93C0' '0x0' C020 YOUR MOTOROLA DEALER TONI BARTONI RADIO and APPLIANCE SPECIALIST lf if: fixable, we fix it. Telephone 394 HIGH ST. near high school LENOX, MASS C omplimentf Of LUIGI'S RESTAURANT L. COSTI, Proprieior HINSDALE, MASS. POST AND RAIL RIDING STABLE EAST STREET LEN OX, MASS. Kofi' Holmes Rd., Pittsfieldj TRAIL RIDES 5 hrs. Sunday Morning - Evening Ladies - Sat. Afternoon Kiddies, etc. H one: Boarded -- For H ire lmtruction C 141131 BERKSHIRE MOBILE HOMES America? Finext Mobile H omer SALES AND SERVICE Successors to ANDY'S TRAILER SALES PITTSFIELD-LENOX ROAD LENOX, MASS. Pittsheld HI 7-7257 HARLAND MAXFIELD, PROP. QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS VAN'S SERVICE STATION 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Welding 8: Machining 165 WEST STREET LEE, MASS. 9 Tel. LENOX 133 C omplimentr Of CLARK AIKEN CO. LEE, MASS. LAWRENCE TOOLE REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 17 MAIN STREET LEE, MASS. g G0'10K0K0Y0K0N0Y0X-0 lf '-76 X9'621? f016K7061001f?Q76H7'i6v6NQ17f?0f0N?2?61f?0f6HfQ026v6X Y Complimemr Of BLUE HEAVEN TURKEY FARM 5 MICHAEL o'BRIEN FLORIST, There ix cl dijerenne in turkey: ' INC' Barbecued, Fresh or Quick Frozen We Telegraph Flowerx Turkgys and Poultry TC1CPh0H6 210 CHARLES L. RUMPLIK, JR., Prop. 172 WEST STREET Telephone RICHMOND 53-4 LENOX, MASS. Bw WWW! DAVID E. HERRICK, Inc. from HOME FURNISHING FLOOR COVERINGS KATHERINE MEAGHER DRESS SHOP Telephone 358 ELM STREET CHURCH STREET E STOCKBRIDGE, MASS. LENOX, MASS. 5 5 C omplimentf C omplimentf Q Of of 5 DlCK'S BARBER SHOP Peffofmel - f 9 o Q HOUSATONIC STREET and co. 3 LENOX, MASS. LEE, MASS. 5 9 3 JOSEPH H. JOHNSON SONS, 5 Il1C. C omplimentf 5 Plumbing, Healin and Sheet Metal Work of g 5 Telephone 12-W 5 LESTER C. STANNARD Q LENOX, MASS. 5 G '02' 201 20'N01S0vf0P10Wf0 -01'-0104-0 X01f0'2201 x9KQ6f0v6N70l70'7W20010fQ0Y0270170K7'?0101?l?C7WP0l6X76f00Q?W'W wwvdawwwwmwwovfamwwovmvoawawmoowx Compliment! of FUORE'S STORE CONTE'S SHOE RENOVATING SYSTEM While You Wait Service New Shoes on Order - All Sizes and Styles 32 HOUSATONIC ST. LENOX, MASS. GEORGE'S SUPER MARKET GEORGE W. STEINHILBER, Prop. Quality - Meatx - Groceries - Fresh Fruitf Provisions - Nationwide Products Birdseye Frofted FoodJ PHONE LEE 406 LENOX DALE, MASS. LENOXDALE VARIETY STORE MEATS - GROCERIES FILMS - ICE CREAM - CANDY A. J. DIGRIGOLI, Prop. LENOXDALE, MASS. Congratulations to the GRADUATES HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone Lee 508 C omplimentx of LENOX DALE PACKAGE STORE Phone Lee 33 17 MAIN STREET LEE, MASS LENOX DALE, MASS. EL Complimentx STEAK AND LOBSTER HOUSE Of LENOX DALE, MASS. WHEELER'S MARKET HOWARD .IOHNSON'S RESTAURANT Tel. HI 2-2667 1035 SOUTH STREET PITTSFIELD, MASS. GENERAL ACCIDENT GROUP OF INSURANCE COMPANIES A. F. VIALE and SON 6 75 MAIN STREET LEE, MASS. C omplimentf of TONY MARIANO SULLIVAN 8t SULLIVAN TRUCKING LENOX-Tex. 668-W C omplimentx of .I O H N H . F L Y N N TREE SURGEON Telephone 2-6636 Compliments of NORTH LENOX PACKAGE STORE PITTSFIELD ROAD LENOX, MASS. M O R G A N H O U SE Cvmplimeflff o MR. AND MRS. E. W. PERO, Propy. R A O U L C L U B Delicious Food! in Pleamnt Surrounding: LAUREL LAKE TELEPHONE LEE 181 LEE, MASS. TEL. LEE 535 LEE, MASS. 10'20'Y0f'-0 '0Y-05'-05'-?f0 51904017 40Y-0Y0A0'H00'-?'-7f0'46N0N00'040 01Z5'7K-710'401 '740N0N0x ? THOMAS P. FIELDING, JR. J. B. FIELDING and SON GENERAL CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL PAINTING and and BUILDERS PAPERHANGING Telephone: Lenox 15 Tel. LENOX 45 TUCKER STREET LENOX, MASS. LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS Q ROCHE FUNERAL HOME W A L 1' E R L A H A R 1' EDWARD J. ROCHE, Owner-Director PLUMBING and HEATING MAIN STREET Q LENOX, MASS. 3 5 SAINT ANN'S LANE S LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS C0mPlime ff Of 5 MAURICE WILLEY Telephone: Lenox 397 HOUSATONIC STREET Q LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS 6 X910'e0v-0x0f0x-0x-mc0f0v-a10f0K0vf0v0x0 G01'0v 1010 is -'-05'-0810-f0N0010'-40 f40't7'6WG0'4010 !701'0N X RUTH AND ROBERT TOLVO JoHN MILLER Schoolof BALLRCOM DANCING Master's Registration No. 6459 Tel. 476 PLUMBING - HEATING LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS Oil Burnen Installed and Repaired Compliment! Telephone 414 of TEXTILE STORE, INC. LENOX, MASS. 173 NORTH STREET PITTSFIELD, MASS. STONEWALL HOUSE CHARLES E. CHAPMAN 5 ELSA AIBA'P'0p' CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER - N iflydfurnishid large rogmx , z Kitchen 1J3ri'jiIegZeor0n1ZI1lI3Z if desired TELEPHONE 297 LENOX' MASS' 5 E D I F F ' S For Young Faxbionx 9 78 NORTH STREET PITTSFIELD, MASS. with Sincere Appreciation to our ADVERTISERS AND PATRONS Compliment: of WHO HELPED MAKE THIS YEARBOOK A F E N D A FINANCIAL SUCCESS 6 x 10'20l0N0Y 11 S ll ull? ll If i ff' ll aff ,E -' 1 , Q- - l ,Hifi , ' lv wif i i 1 lg' 1,-ffm i 1 'IH Wagga . .,., ' -f2?lllf.lli.l,, .. ,ff f f , ff ' ru 3' aw Jr X H 55- ' . . S. QQ Nunn- .gs ix X Q59 - A ,X 1 .K OUR PATRONS Mr. 8: Mrs. William H. Gorman Mr. 8: Mrs. David I. Buchman Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth E. Roberts Mr. Robert B. Meyers Mr. 8: Mrs. William F. Gainey Miss Alice E. Roberts Kiwi Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene Lebert Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Groves Mr. 8: Mrs. Claude LaDue Pigeon Pooper Mr. Edward Carey Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard B. Girard Miss Wendy Marie Fielding Mr. Thomas Kirby Miss Pat Howie Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman D. 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