Lunenburg High School - Echo Yearbook (Lunenburg, MA)

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WILLIAM POST HIDDEN Bill has a tremendous capacity for getting things accomplished. Speak to him and the thing is dons. Without the shadow of a doubt lr. Hidden has a brain--it's not just a gift in one particular field but an in- telligent and scholarly approach to all his studies. Serious as he may sound, Bill can appreciate a joke as well as the next one and often his amused smile proves he has his lighter moments. Mod- est and bashful, Hidden surprises us at times with his remarks. y EDITH LOUISE LANCEY Shy, seemingly quite bashful, Edie is quite a lit- tle arguer. Petite, graceful, full of life, she is our miniature glamour-girl. Might we add that she doesn't let her daintiness interfere with self - preserva- tion. Many a class bully has retreated from her fearless at- tack. Appropriately enough, Edie is planning to become someone's beautiful little stenog. There will be efficiency but with a certain amount of gaiety and charm to enliven the job. ROBERT LEON LOGAN Logan is the number one musician, actor, and nit- wit. No day is complete without a 'Logan joke.' His loose joints make you think there's more than one loose screw. His whole- hearted endeavors in music and acting make him the pride of ev- ery crchestra, glee club, and dramatic achievement, It takes Logan to make Senior Class life hectic but exciting. And as for dancing, his pep and vim have kept many a partner stepping lively. 2 3

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F ' ' ROGER WEBSTER FOSTER Reed we mention that Roger has been our President for three years? Furthermore, he's done a very commendable Job of it. He has a way of getting .things accomplished in a calm fashion which inspires confi- dence. Not only this, but he also is no sluggard as a schol- ar. There's a certain air about Roger--not exactly sophistica- tion but just of knowing his way about which all adds up to--well you know what--the Greeks had a word for it. COPELAND WILSON HAGUB le must give him credit for that tongue of his which has delayed or postponed .many a long-prc- mised quiz. 'Ccpie' is a creature of whimsy--a most imaginative fellow with a flare for scientific research. he An inimitable eoxizinatlon is 'Ccpie' and Page--the wizards of as wit, players of practical jokes, v laboratory lumatics, and class N - out-ups. E ually at home in 3 .pll sketching triangles and teach- ers, 'Cop1e's' curiosity, intel- - leotual or otherwise, is a pre- dominate trait. IARTHA HARRINGTON When it comes to versati1ity,there is no one quite like hrtha and it is a fact that she not only does a variety of things, but she does them all very well. Who's the secretary of the Class of '42 and eo-cap- tain of the basketball team? lho's the main stay of the school dramatios, a Glee Club alto, and a scholar besides? Martha's sense of humor has re- lieved many a class, even the teacher joins in the laughs. Ber's is a gleeful, contagious, irresistable sort of wit.

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l....,.,-n.,ans--.Fl,l.as wa. -.n. NELLIE SYLVIA MAKI Nellie's fair complexion is the envy of every girl in the Senior Class fincluding yours trulyb. Because of her natural ability to do school work, she makes SOm9 of us pluggers shameful of our efforts. She has been quite active in 4H work and her interest in it has in- spired many of her co-workers to try to become as good a cook as she is. Nellie has been inter- ested in dramatics, too, and has handled the costuming end of several plays very capably. I LEO MICHAEL PADULA 'Bucky' was co-captain of the boys' basketball team this year, and has been treasurer of the Ath- letic Association for the past two years. All of this doesn't leave him too busy to play baseball and study once in a while. Although rather on the short side, Leo manages to get more than his share of bas- kets, as any true basketball fan will tell you. We suspect he is a silent partner to a lot of deviltry, expecially in collaber- ation with his pal 'Hookie'. STANLEY WARREN PAGE And then there's Stanley, poised, inte1ligent,and charming, to say the least--but on the other hand an accomplice in many crimes, instigator of fun for the classroom, and amusing experimenter in the chemistry laboratory. The innocent way in which Page carries out his mis- chievous excapades tickles our fancy. Although he is a boogie- woogie fan, he also shows an amazing aptitude for studies-- not a book-worm, just plain smart. 2 4