Lunenburg High School - Echo Yearbook (Lunenburg, MA)

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These are former classmates who were with us since grammar school days. Their absence, in this our last year at Lunen- burg, was keenly felt, Our thoughts, as V, Y well .is our wishes for their success, will re' ' always be with them. I Nancy Auger Marcia Bachmann 'UN 4-Sb' T' i' if Judy Carfaro Betty Clark Rlqhafd Engel G- Rudy BHCTIIUHUH Karen Jacobsen Helen Meyer

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The followrng rs based upon the assumptron that as we grow older and take our pl tces rn socrety w may feel the sudden urge to look back and remrnrsce about our adolescence On September 4 1946 we made our wondermg ways to the halls of our lrtrle wooden schoolhouse rn antrcrpatron of learnmg great thrngs ust what happened after thrs day rs really hard to explam Wzll we erer forget Mrss Morleys mgenrous dunce caps and stuprd srgns not to mentron the scotch tape Oh yes' I guess she really had us pegged? rrght from the begrnnrng The frrst year of school was qurte an affarr Scotch tape here and a dunce cap there How we remember that baby srgn And the frrends we made at recess tnme A twrst of the ear and a pmch of the cheek soon gave us to know we had lots to regret rf we drdnt get those words arranged on our desks before the mornmg bell rang Remember hangrng up net stock mgs all along the walls lust before Chrrstmas vaca tron and when we came back to school Santa Claus had crawled down the ventrlator shaft and frlled them wrth gOOdlCS7 QMy the second grade was ex rtrng The prnchrng of cheeks and the pulling of harr Soon led us to know our abrlrty was fair In feedrng the goldfrsh we all drd our share Whrle standrng upon a lrttle chart Wasnt rt great gorng upstarrs to the thrrd gra What 15 thrs ohhh rts hrstory' Boy what we drdn t know we were rn for' Into the thrrd grade we dad go Wrth a great antrcrpa ron Of learnrng spellrng and multrplrcatron CAnd some of us drd you knowj One of the most excrtmg thrngs we looked for ward to rn the fourth grade was when some poor soul dropped h1s mrlk bottle or thermos lug What a mess but at least rt was something to squeal about .MEM- f 'X I fo 9 , A lvrx S U1 U65 fW P19 JW C-'P 'tv swf 1 Unrrl the fourth grade US Hrstory Was to us a deep dark my tery Mrss lancy helped us to find the path To the fundamentals of basrc math Well look at thrs our hrgh school and we re only frfth graders A new era rn schoolmg the two platoon system Wasnt rt neat? Only half a day of school all year' CFrom the frfth grade we learned how not to drop our rulers on the floor9J Through the efforts of Mrs Brown We learned our decrmals wrthout a frown Our scrence books told us of stars And of planets such as Mars My drdnt the years fly by At least we re the krngs of thc grammar school No sooner had we got en that kmgly fcelmg when rt was flattened by Mrs Frtzgeralds ruler Heheh grrls Some of these boys are sort of cute no7 How we remember those Lrterature tests Whrch turned out to be Part of a plot To see how easy we forgot 4 , e ' X X 1 1 l -Z1 is . . f X I Y n . ' UW . , , N Q of S f ' , , B2-.fwi K Mo' . ' I , . . . - 0? J . 7 . Q . ' . 32 I ' 4 8 f n -Q . . 'D . Y i - 4 I c . Y 7 , .... de? U . , i 2 , f , . , v 9 'sph'-Y A s . . . E. lgtll l , . U . . ' . , l h S . 1 ' ' 7 -.:-Q-E 1 . . . , A . ' Y -a ' 1 4 . ii ' l l ki . ' '- -. ' 1 , 4 wit' 'Ov 1' 1 I ' . , nf ' sf' ze f ' Y tl I ' D g D