Lunenburg High School - Echo Yearbook (Lunenburg, MA)

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ROBERT STANLEY BURLEY D ' Glamour boy of the class, Bob has captured many a feminine heart with his six feet of curly- headed hanasemeness. Although his interests seem to lean toward another 'Blue and White', he has devoted much of his energy to Lunenburg High Mainstay of the basketball team for the last three years, Captain Burley's accurate pivot shot has spelled the difference between victory or defeat in many games. Another member of the 'Leachmeres,' Bob took part in the senior boys' recent scholastic revolution by making the Honor Roll. By the way, Bob, English 1sn't -really that bad! ,JEAN CAMERON BURNAP Jean was born centuries too late. Her whim for a pirate's life and the strenuous sport of fene ing overlcrds the modern trend. The aqua- Marine sea, a two-mastered schooner, the pink sand of the Bahamas, and hours of sun bathing would completely satisfy Jean's dream. But seriously, Jean is an artistic dancer even though some of the steps are slightly exagger- ated. Jean's characteristic scrawl represents her many varied moods and her care-free mannen With her scintillating individuality Jean will make success if she just decides where to apply all her diverse accomplishments. DONALD EDWARD CADWELL 'Bunny' is one of those quiet people who often surprises everyone with his spirit and pep. He has been a baseball star in Lunenburg High for three years. More than once he has hit a win- ning rum home with a smashing fdouble. Studies are the least of Donald's worries---particularly oral English. A fire4fighter, Dunry can be seen anxiously hoping for a fire summons whenever the siren blows during school time. One would hard- ly suspect that Donald noticed girls but he seems to have a preference for blondes.

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BSTHER MELDRED AHO Esther is the most prominent member of our class, socially, scholastioally and otherwise. Her academic ability has procured for her the esteem of her classmates, the student body and the faculty. While a 'Brain,' Esther has not neglected her extra curricula activities. On the agenda are ten o'olock jaunts to Ryoker's, basketball games at the Sports Arena, and the last, but not the least, she has been one of our outstanding basketball guards this year. Esther's sojourn at Cornell is certain to be merry as well as profitable and we anticipate for her an illustrious career in the field of journalism. JOHN ARMSTRONG ARNOLD 'Better late than never' would be a good motto for John. 'Johnny' can often be seen reporting to his first class with a tardy slip in his hand. Hb it one of the mainstays of the basket- ball team and his long shots have pulled many a game out of the fire. Although John is fond of teasing the girls, he really is one of the best mannered boys in school. Exams never bother happy-go-lucky John. By the way, how long has the lestern Union been the first railroadT??? GEORGE CLIFFORD BERNHARDT A well-mannered gentleman, George takes a quiet part in all the class affairs. He is 'Al' Moisan's silent partner in many class pranks, but he often escapes unscathed. Studies do not bother George, so he slides happily from day to day without a noticeable worry. One of our shorter men, George is also one of the best- dressed. We think he and 'Al' try to out-do each other as style setters. George has been a faithful drummer in the school band for sev- eral years and the band will surely miss him next year.

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ALICE LEONIE CARDIHAL Having a definite inclination toward complex thinking and writing has not hindered Alice from appreciating the lighter side of school life. Seemingly withdrawn and aloof, Alice is very friendly and talkative with her intimate friends Possessor of a deep-throated speaking voice, Alice has a singular flair for the dramatic in her speech. She is an accomplished m sician with a preference for classical music. A High Honor student, Alice has a scholarly approach to life that will serve her well in the future. lith her dark attractiveness, Alice will make a lovely nurse. KENNETH GOODELL Jughead is the number one prankster of the class. Happiest when someone else is ohaffing under his teasing, he really can dream up some good ones. His famous 'Leachmere Car' has ear- ried the 'Leachmeres'on many adventures. A for- mer assistant basketball mnager, 'Jughead' de- cided to toss in a few lnsksts himalfthis year. Jug, who is a lover of popular. nmsic, .can of- ten be heard msically searching for Chloe. 'Here we go around the mulberry bush.' Yes sir, that's Jug. He gave an unforgetable typically 'Jughead' performance in the Senior Class Play. EMMA IDA HARVEY Emma is one of the most active members of the Senior Class. Not only does she find time to take part in practically every school activity, but also she never misses making High Honor. Possessing a great interest in all athletics, she is a good basketball forward and an excel- lent softball pitcher. Her tremendous stamina has won the respect of all of her fellow ath- letes and friends. Emma is very fond of paint- ing and drawing and she has marked talent in sketching animals. we are sure Emma's friend- liness, ambition, and determination will make her a success in whatever she undertakes.