Lunenburg High School - Echo Yearbook (Lunenburg, MA)

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W' new-. 1 Gllzzss .Hag THE DOZEN Fred Maki Lorraine Hamel Virginia Kenney Peter Peterson Frans Alatalo William Freeman Tom McPherson Richard McCooe Carol Irons Sandra Rouleau Patricia Kmg Eileen Szoick David Proctor Raymond Ostertag Joann Rinki Allen Hoffman WK

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fi Qilrc ggcuuxr CHEAPER BY Cast Mr Gilbreth Mrs G11breth Ernestine Frank J ackle an Fred B11 Anne Lxllian Martha Mrs Fitzgerald Dr Burton Joe Scales Mxss Brill Larry

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3 Af aff - ...af Cpirahc Qlhrec Ink entered our lives with Mrs Maloney as our teacher Can we really read newspapers when we stand out in the ha1l'?' Now we all met Charles and Walter H1 boys' We all remember when Patty King led our school band Music' Music' Music! ' Another trip to the Indian Museum today Mrs Marshall? Qfwrzlhe Cilfuui 'Oh music is a mayor subyect Mxss Lancey?' We really appreciated the two platoon system Everyone met Bob David Allen Lorraine Elaine and the two Sandys You will all have to stay after school if you don't finish your workboo 'Not really a D special you Just have to try a little harder fl fx p, , , f e -YV Y A . ,L-L .- V 4- 48 Grabs Q9nc A whole new life began for the Class of on September 3 We shall never forget M Sheehan and those little black boxes 'I lost my lunch ticket Mrs Brownl' Those big red pencils really got the best of us I forget which busl go on' As soon as we learned that, we found ourselves in Ggrnhe Ginn H1 Dan' Miss Harley and her goldfish' 'Watch out for that flying paste' H1 Paul' This was the year that some of us went to the third grade for a while Don't touch those scissors until I tell you ' Good bye Dan' nge IF 1 A If I wif! 1 I m e Qarahe ,ilfzbe Mystery stories were the favorite of everyone --especially the Hardy Boys, Miss Magovern really drilled us on those poems. Arthur joined our class now, How did it feel to be in the big brick building? Remember--if you drop your ruler you'll lose it for a week. We'll never forget the field trips with Mrs. Griffiths. Qflrzzhc Six Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs, Darch reallytreated us pretty well, Don't forget your before-school work! Hello, Marilee. Not another poem to learn for this week, Mrs. Darch? We never forgot Mr. Chase's never-ending supply of movies. None of us realized how different the seventh grade would be.