Lenox School - Martin Yearbook (Lenox, MA)

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DEDICATIO - For many years a trustee of the school and for the last two years the Chairman of the Board, Mr. Albert Rice of Worcester was known as one of the most generous and devoted of the School's trustees. The new wing recently added to St. Martin's Hall was built largely through his efforts and contribution and it thus bears his name. As a boy, .Mr. Rice attended private school in Worcester, He next graduated from Harvard, and in 1908 finished his preparation for law at Harvard Law School. He was admitted to the Massachusetts Bar and took up residence in Boston for a brief time. Worcester next became his permanent home and it was here that he has spent the greater part of his career. ' In recent years, Mr. Rice has been able to devote more time to those things outside of his legal pro- fession, affairs which have occupied more of his time. He became a trustee of the Worcester Art Museum, a trustee of the Memorial Hospital in Worcester and a member of the Council of the American Antiquarian Society. A faithful supporter of his Church, he served for 19 years as Warden of All Saints Church in Worcester. Mr. Albert Ric and generosity has been a great example for others to follow in the support of a school which from 3 its creation, has had to fight for survival. The school's growth and outstanding record stand largely as a tribute to this man's efforts. e, in a life of serviceyhas given Lenox School much. His spirit of willingness service For this, we dedicate the 1960 MARTIN. Mr. Albert Rice listens attentively at graduation.

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SEATED Rev Robert L Curry Headmaster Mr Arth P l R' h R 3 . ur oo e, ig t ev. William Appleton Lawrence, Mr. Al- bert Rice QPresident of the Boardj, Rev. G. Gardner Monks QFormer Headmasterj, Dr. Robert Tracy, Mr. David D STANDI ' ' ana NG Mr James Hart, Rev. Harry jones, Mr. Arthur Brrchard, Rev. Robert S. S. Wfhitman. TRUSTEE It is seldom that one finds a group of men who will willingly take not only the name of Trustees, but the responsibilities that go along with it. It is not very often that one finds a group of Trustees with an immediate interest in their school and its activities. Made up of ten men from all walks of life, the group was compatible in the running of the school. The executive branch, however, consisting of Messrs. Hart, Birchard, Wilde, and Dana, met between the regular meetings to provide a constant consultant to the Headmaster in decision of school policy. These men, acting as representatives of the complete board, were extreme- ly influential in the building of a better and stronger school. The Trus- tees were at the highest level of school authority and gave much towards the betterment and smoother running of Lenox. 8 l