Lenox School - Martin Yearbook (Lenox, MA)

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A Word of Thanks - It can be said that few people in the world give more than they receive, but you, the faculty and staff of Lenox School, go about your business as only to express deep devotion and pride. You give of yourselves wherever and whenever needed, far and above the call of duty. One only has to think of the many papers to be corrected, the problems in the office and on the grounds and in the kitchen, and the hectic job which the headmaster must undertake to realize that here at Lenox we have a small body of dedicated men who have put Lenox first in their hearts. So thank you all, for it has been through your hard work and understanding that Lenox boys have been made men. 5 P. P., Jr. E I SEE IT THIS WAY FROM HERE

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MR. G. RODGER HINNMAN Mr. Hinnman has been at Lenox long enough to seem almost as if he came with the school. One of the cheerful masters, he is seldom found to be at a loss for words, and often proves quite quick-witted. MR. DAVID H. WOOD Few men have put in a day's work as long and hard as Mr. Wood. From 6:00 A.M. till late at night he works on all sorts of material that must be done for the school. His jobs never end when they are supposed to, but no complaint, just repeated success. MR. EDWARD A. GLEASON, JR. Mr. Gleason seems to enjoy success in every field of endeavor. His ac- tivities range from teaching to coach- ing the finest hockey team in the school's history. This achievement is eloquent testimony of the effectiveness of this friendly master.