Lunenburg High School - Echo Yearbook (Lunenburg, MA)

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FP5r'?rQi?HiiClf Who's that person over there?Why, it's Logan, and he hasnft turn- ed out to be a comedian either. He's working in a hospital as a sur- geon, but there's one catch. The hospital is for animals. We have a Massachusetts Senator around here somewhere, and there he is talking to that group by the door. You must have heard of him by now, because his name is always appearing in the headlines in con- nection with his filibustering in You guessed it. It's Copie Hague. the Senate in opposition to bills. Who's that cowboyish-looking man? Why it's Robert Foster, and I've heard he's running a dude ranch in the West and from the looks of him I'd say he's been very prosperous. Doing any fishing, Bob? Evelyn Severance is leaving secretary in a large firm, until thought you said you were going to You know the lady that played it was none other than Ruth Arnold now and I've heard that she was a she became a housewife. Evelyn, I be an old maid. the piano during the reunion-swell, She's quite well-known because of the concerts she has given all over the country. Nellie Maki is about to leave and I've heard that she is leader of 4H work in the state of Massachusetts. She is doing very excellent- ly in the cooking side of it. How about cooking us something, Nellie? Robert Arnold is sauntering out the door. He is a successful gar- age operator, and in his spare time designs new models for cars. Still working on Erasmus, Bob? A Another person who has stepped into the lime light since graduat- ing in 1942 is Donald Stone. He's just going out the door now. He is acting at the Bass Rock Summer Theater, and every pebble on the beach knows him. Don't look a second time but a minute! teacher by her walk. Who's there goes a school teacher. Just Yes, it is, Eleanor Burrill. You can always tell a school the bald-headed man? Why it's Paul Wickham. Who would have ever thought he would be one of Hollywood's leading coiffure artists? 3 5 v 1-'Y

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QLXXSS The Time: 1962. The Scene: Toy Town Tavern. The Event: The end of the Reunion of the Class of 1942. As the party breaks up, the members of the class of '42 gradually leave. The first one whom we see go is Belle Russell, and I bet you can't guess--but she is running a children's nursery in the thriving city of Lunenburg. If I say that the next person leaving is a famous second baseman on the Boston Red Sox, you'll know right off whom I mean. Of course it's Leo Padula. Wouldn't the Yankees take you, Bucky? Ah! Look at that handsome person in that army uniform. Who else could it be but Hockie Powell, and what could that insignia on his arm stand for? Oh, I know he's a major now. Good work, Powell! Martha Harrington's on her way out with briefcase under her arm, rushing back to her job on the staff of the New York Times. You've probably all read her daily column entitled A Woman AEout Town. Who's this I see? It's William Hidden. Yes, he's just what you're thinking.He's a Professor of Mathematics at Harvard University. What's the matter with Yale, Bill? Eleanor Butterfield's standing by the door. She's still her spick and span self and the efficient secretary to the governor of Massachusetts. Aren't you married yet, Eleanor? There's the president of tho class, Roger Foster. His name has appeared many times in the papers, and no wonder, for he is governor of Massachusetts. And there goes Edna Dailey,whom we thought would turn out to be a secretary,but no such thing--she's an army hostess and one of the most glamorous, too. If you'd like to learn the latest dances, make an appointment with Russell Simon who has a dance studio in New York City. Teach us how to dance, Russell? We have a policeman in our midst,and it's none other than Stanley Page who is chief of the New York Police Force. Do you see that the school children get safely across the street, Stanley? 3 4

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EUNIIQEPLS Erick Ahokas Beverly Balcom Sandra Baylin Janet Burley Joy Burnap Beryl Cleveland Mary Fallon Virginia Freeman Mary Harley Ann Harrington Flora Harrington Charlotte Heselton Myrtle Hutchinson Laura Leger Henry Kelly Virginia Noakes Helen Okerman Fern Proctor Parker Rice Arnold Rill Shirley Stone Doris Temple Doris Walker Sally'Nallace