Lunenburg High School - Echo Yearbook (Lunenburg, MA)

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QIURILS' QLEE ULU x ' -. '-- f . .1 .v N R Middle I K. L G . 'W ,V Front rows left to rights E. Lancey, E. Butterfield, M. Harrington, Dailey, Irs. Alice Pierce, E. Burrill, E. Severance, B. Russell, Arnold. rows D. lalker, I. Hutchinson, P. Harrington, S. Stone, Harley, Ann Harrington, J. Burnap, V. Freeman, D. Temple, Martin, H. Maki, J. Bigelow, C. Heselton, B. Holmes, Leger, S. Wallace, F. Proctor, B. Balcom, H. Okerman, nw e Noakes, Burley, Fallon, Baylin, Last row: C. Poitras, L. Kent, E. Mattson, A. Pierce, C. Bourgoln, E. Beck, C. Bourgault, D. lhittemore, H. Harley, E. Jones, P. Gove, R. Whitcomb, H. Bateman, C. Proctor, A. Huff, H. Burrill, C. Emery, B. Balcom, I. Hidden, H. Vaisanen, D. Thompson, L. Legros, P. Hutchinson, I. Heselton, C. Emery, E. Harrington, B. Cleveland. About sixty girls sang in the Girls' Glee Club, and the organization again had a successful year. The great popularity of this activity in the school is shown by its large membership. Under the direction of Mrs. Halbert Pierce, the group sang in the Education Week program in November, gave sev- eral selections at a lcman's Club meeting, and sang in a special assembly program put on by Irs. Pierce in larch. A 5 8

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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

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SSIEMA HES Sept 19 The magazine drive was started by Del Obert of the Crowell Publishing Company This year the proceeds of the drive were used to pur chase moving pictures to be shovm in assemblies Sept 26 A talk on safety was given by a representative of the Massa chusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles The talk was illustrated by e. moving picture Oct 10 The Columbus Day program was presented by the Seniors A se ries of pantomimes showed the life of Columbus in a humorous way Oct 31 A magician performed many clever and baffling tricks, which the student body enjoyed very much subject were given out to everyone Nov 10 The Junior Class presented the Armistice Day program The main feature was a play written by Joy Burnap Nov 14 The moving picture A Word to the Wise' was shown Nov 21 The movie 'Colorado Vacation showed many Western scenes Nov 26 The Thanksgiving program was presented by the Sophomores, under 5 9 O Nov. 7 A moving picture about the X-Ray was shown, and pamphlets on the O N O