Lunenburg High School - Echo Yearbook (Lunenburg, MA)

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HOWARD TYLER POWELL mates, Powell is the tle Ford, which often the starter before it percolates smoothly. However it occasionly performs for him, and he arrives to the Gram ar School's chorus of 'Here canes 'Hookie'. He is the other member of the basket- ball partnership of Powell and Padula. A long shot specialist, he remains calm and unruffled in the midst of the contest. Although Belle with remarkable EVELYN ROGERS SEVERANCE The ease with which Evelyn performs the helpful and necessary hides the difficulty that accompanies them. Ever dependable she has become an indispensable asset to the Commercial Depart- ment,. and can often be found after school, along with Edna, pounding a typewriter down in D. A.'s room. By this we don't mean to imply that she neglects her other studies, for she manages to attend than along with her good times. 2 5 Best known as Hooki.e to his friends and class- proud owner of a.snappy lit- requires more than a push on and capable, BELTINA ROVEINER RUSSELL came to us as a stranger at the beginning of the school year, she has fitted in ease and friendliness. Usually silent and dreamy, she sometimes astonishes us with her unexpected candor. She is a quiet but in- formative addition to any of her classes. Graceful of motion, she surprised us with her sudden burst of athletic prowess which has landed her in an unchallenged position on the Field Hockey team. usually

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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

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' RUSSELL PHILIP snaon One of our bigger men, Russell is a good mixer in more ways than one. There are many girls in the school who appreciate the fact that he dances well, and not on their feet, either. Simon, besides being U one of our more capable stu- dents, has turned much of his effort to dramatics, and has developed into a good actor. His poised and friendly manner make him an easy person to meet and know, and will be a big help to him in the future. DONALD VERNON STONE W Popularly known as 'Pebble' to his closer friends, he is a person of great energy and liveliness. He is a rival of his cohort Logan in his degree of talkativeness. Almost every time we see Donald he is busy type- writing or hurrying about on of- ficial business. He's shown great interest in basketball ever since his Junior High days, and is also a m mber of the baseball team. For evidence of his en- thusiasm in dramatics, refer to the Senior Class Play. PAUL EDWIN WICKBAH, JR. Our glamour boy, 'Rickie' has made a loyal manager for the boys' basketball team. Being the class model of style and fashion, he is the good-natured victim of much joking. At points in his career he has shown sudden flares for his studies, making him a helpful colleague in the classroom. The c m ercial subjects see to be his specialty, and his belief is that 'bookkeeping is a snap', a statement with which 'D. A.' doesn't seem to agree. 2 6