Lunenburg High School - Echo Yearbook (Lunenburg, MA)

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All CATHERINE JLIDRON One of the most outstanding Seniors, Ann is proficient in virtually everything. Her thor- ough, scholarly approach to her studies always leads her to the top of the Honor Roll. Chief exponent of the drama, Ann has turned in many magnificent acting performance.. The spine- chilling tones of 'Jump, why don't you jump?' rang out long after she won the Public Speaking Contest. A capable basketball guard, Ann won a swimmer's scholarship to the National Aquatic School last summer. Ann's ingenuity, dry, caustic wit and intelligence make her a valua- ble addition to any gathering. , C- 1 ,qj . PAUL LEONARD KIIHBY If the seniors were to hold another class elec- tion, President Kenney would surely be elected to a fifth term. Quiet md unassuning, Paul is the good-natured object of many class jokes. 'Pres' has been the stabilizing influence in class meetings and Student Council sessions. His 'Is there any more bus1ness?' has inter- rupted many irrevelant discussions. Despite his seemingly serious and bashful demeanor, Paul can really appreciate a good joke. He of- ten startles us with his unexpected candor. we wonder whether 'Pres' has yet found out when the school co mittee is meeting. IDA RITA LBGROS If Rita had her way, she would roller-skate her way through school. She possesses an un- assuming friendliness and candor that have won her countless friends not only in the senior class but also the lower grades. Although she is not interested in school work, Rita is a vi- tal addition to any class activity. She was a reliable guard for the senior team in the in- ter-class basketball games. Her part in the Samba Dance put on by the Seniors at Ha1lowe'en was admirably accomplished. Rita's ability to converse will stand her in good stead after graduation.

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JANE ANN HAY Whenever the Senior girls want to put forward an especially bold proposition, they call on Jane to do the talking. Her argu entive abili- ty has enabled Jarve to win manyverbal battles. Another roller-skating fan, Jane can Often be seen gliding around the rink at Whalom. we don't believe Jane will ever forget the grand struggle she has had with French in high school One of the few senior members of the Girls' Glee Club, Jane has done a good job as an alto. We're certain Jane will make an excellent nurse LOUISE BERNHCW HUTCHINSON LUCY HELENE HIRSCH What girl wouldn't give her best sweater to have Lucy's lovely naturally curly hair? An industri- ous student, she is alwavs found near the top of the Honor Roll. Although many of her interests lie outside of school, Lucy has contributed a great deal to school activities, particularly as secretary-treasurer of the Chest Fund and chairman of the annual magazine subscription drive. Lucy often surprises us with her charm- ing singing voice which bursts forth into song whenever she is particularly happy. Perhaps her theme song should be 'Anchors A-weigh . The Honor Roll often shows the fruits of Louise's conscientious labors, for her name al- ways appears rear the top. Always accomplish- ing her assigned tasks without any fussing or fu ing, Louise has a gratifying stability and stolidity which will be invaluable to her in her later life. She never hesitates to express her worthy opinions especially when agitated. She seems to be the only member of the senior class who isn't counting the days 'til gradua- tion. With this attitude Louise is sure to make a success in her future teaching profes- sion.

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PHYLLIS LEE LILJIGREN Whenever we march down to assembly to the fa- miliar strains of 'The Grand March' we think of Phyllis' fine m sical accomplishments. She has been playing the piano for many years and has become quite proficient at it. One of the few seniors to belong to the Glee Club, Phyllis has been a loyal member for four years. Al- though Phyllis is not interested in her studies, she takes an active interest in all the social functions connected with the school. we shall remember her fine portrayal of 'Miss Howard' in our Senior Class Play. ALBERT JOSEPH MDIBAN RICHARD FRANCIS MULLIGAN 'Al' is a good scout who can be counted on to do his share in many class undertakings. Definite- ly not the scholastic type, 'Al' cou1dn't exact- ly be termed a 'ladies' man,' but he.has a cer- tain way with the girls, perhaps it's his good- natured friendliness and excellent manners. Be is one of the best dancers in the class and he genuinely enjoys gliding about the dance floor. e will long remember Al as snapping his fingers and saying 'No, drat it! You're not the one,' in the Senior Class Play. Another member of the 'Leachmere Club,' 'Dickie' is the most talkative fellow in the class.Cheer- ful, lackadaisical, Dick enjoys inventing im- promtu variations on popular Jive tunes. Give him a set of drums and he'd end up as a second Gene Krupa. If he had any more desks the seniors would have to charge him room and board. Many a time Dickie has 'snagged' a bullet-like pass and tossed in a barnyard shot. If Dick worked as hard on his studies as he does on basketball, he would surely hit the top of the Honor Roll. I