Lunenburg High School - Echo Yearbook (Lunenburg, MA)

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V ROBERT WHITTLE ARNOLD His words are in such a hurry to get out, that they tumble over each other, but he is always there asking for more. One of the school cops, he stands guard along with his car Erasmus in a valiant effort to keep peace and quiet. lher- ever there's excitement, Bob's bound to be ready 'with a word and Erasmus. He's been a most conscientious worker in the pro- duction end of our play, taking care of the properties. RUTH ALICE ARNOLD Gentle, quiet with a sudden giggle every once in a while--Ruth is often seen but seldom heard. A secret musical talent has recently been discovered and there are predictions of good things to come of it in the future. lith her it's work done quietly and calmly in sharp con- trast to her exuberant brother. One of those helpful sou1s,she is a loyal supporter of the Glee Club and Stage lhnager of the Senior Class Play. ELEANOR ELIZABETH BURRILL Vital, enthusiastic, keen of thought--Eleanor's an addition to any classroom discussion. She is full of good ideas and is ready and willing to part with them for any good causs.In- telligent and interested in Eng- lish and history, reports show that she gets along just as well in her other studies. Whether called upon or not, Burrill's speech runs freely. She can talk her way into or out of any- thing--especially trouble. A 2 0

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ELEANOR PERSIS BUTTERFIELD 'Buttsy's9we11-groomed appearance will be an asset in the business world. She is crisply efficient, too, with one conscientious eye on the Chest Fund and the other on the basketball. Co-captain Butterfield is always there to spark the team with her well-timed goals and unfailing foul shots. We proudly present lies Butterfield as our Senior drum-majorette and as for a gay time, it's Eleanor, ten to one. EDNA VIRGINIA DAILEY Quiet, reliable Edna can be depended upon when 'my bookkeeping doesn't come out.' But 1t's not only bookkeeping. lies Dailey, with the shy smile and the auburn hair, gets all kinds of things accomplished around school and in a very calm way. Efficient, that's Edna, but that same smile assures you it's no chore to .be helpful. Edna is also one of 'D'A's' most faithful helpers, and is often seen around Room Seven. ROBERT LEO FOSTER It's Bob Foster who answers the call of the Wild in our class. Hunting, fishing, trapping, stories by Zane Gray--these all ignite that lively spark in his eye. The boy has a spirit that's highly inflammable. One of those 'efficient fe1lows', he's clever with his tools and a handy man to have around school. we marvel at your store of energy, Bob. And as for his jokes they are a part of the class period highly appreciated. 2 1 H 'ln-1' -' ' I-F -