Lunenburg High School - Echo Yearbook (Lunenburg, MA)

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-u I N IBQYS' G EE CLUB Front row: left to right: P. Wickham, R. Arnold, S. Page, N. Martin, -Pianist, Mrs. Halbert Pierce, J. Bigelow, Pianist, R. Foster, H. Wicks, R. Foster. Middle row: R. Price, E. Riley, C. Thompson, A. Rill, R. Simon, ve Szooik, we Hidden, Re Logan, He Rishardsg Fe Hobbs, R. Porter, H. Kelley, H. Cadwell. Last row: L. Lewis, A. Pierce, J. Solovei, C. Burnap,'R. Foster, Fe P0itl'lB, we mio QIRQHESTHRA Front row: left to right: J. Burnap, N. Martin, C. Bourgault, Irs. Halbert Pierce, J. Bigelow, J. Burley. Middle row: H. Pike, R. Porter, E. Brown, N. Page, K. Goodell, Last row: H. Wicks, R. Logan, R. Laidlaw. 56

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DIRAMAT QS Front row: left to right: R. Hague, J. Arnold, D. Aker, J. Bigelow, E. Burrill, N. Martin, J. Burnap, R. Mulligan, D. Waag. Second row: W. Hartney, H. Pike, D. Hague, J. Solovei, O. Foss, C. Thompson, W. Ways, R. McComb, W. Maki, R. Fallon, D. Stone. Third row: B. Russell, J. Hay, R. Arnold, B. Cleveland, Miss Elizabeth Siverd, W. Penniman, R. Bourasso, M. Deming, N. Whitcomb. Fourth rows R. Wallace, C. Huntington, C. Schnair, P. Liljegren, L. Kent, B. Balcom, F. Proctor, P. Gove, A. Jandron, B. Balcom, M. Martin, M. Harrington, R. Legros, H. Okerman, E. Aho, E. Butterfield, J. Kenney, G. Chartrand, C. Therrien, J. Hartney, J. Ovaska. Last row: N. Burrill, M. Hidden, A. Huff, J. Burnap, R. Porter, C. Heselton, J. Burley, H. Richards, R. Simon, R. Logan, M. Hidden, C. Proctor, R. Arnold, M. Fallon, N. Maki, A. Harrington, S. Wallace. The Dramatic: Club had a new director this year, Miss Elizabeth Siverd. Great interest was shown in the activity, and it had a membership of about sixtybfive. The club put on the play, The Herltage of Whimpole Street, in the Education Week program, and in the Christmas assembly, it presented the play, A Christmas Tree for Josie. 5 5

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BQYS' GUEEE QILUFB This year, the membership of the glee club was augmented by a group of incoming freshmen, making up for the loss of last year's seniors. The club has had a very successful year singing in the Education Week program in November, giving several selections in Mrs. Pierce's special assembly, and performing before the Lunenburg Woman's Club. The organiza- tion will also have an important part in the Graduation ex- ercises. Much credit for the club's success is due to Mrs. Halbert Pierce, the supervisor. QERCHESTLRA In spite of losing several important members through graduation, ,the orchestra has again come through with a suc- cessful year. It furnished the music for the Hal1owe'en Grand March once more, and will also give several selections at Graduation. This activity should have one of the best years in its history next year, since only one member will graduate this June. 5 7