Farmington High School - Laurel Yearbook (Farmington, ME)

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LAUREL FACULTY CLARENCE N. GOULD. B.S., M.Ed., Bates College. Graduate work at Harvard, Springfield, American Extension University. Appointed 1934. Principal, Mathematics. RICHARD B. GOULD. B.S., Bates College. Appointed 1938. Sub-master, Science Dept. - Chemistry, Physics, and Aeronautics. MARION S. BRYANT. Farmington State Normal School, Bates College and University of New Hampshire. Appointed 1927. Dean of Girls, English III-IV, Hd. MAY B. MINER. Rhode Island Normal School. Appointed 1926 ffirstj 1940 Csecondj. Dean of Girls 1926-1937, Latin. L. VERDELLE CLARK. B.S., Bates College, Phys. Ed., University of Maine. Appointed, March 1942. Director of Physical Education. LYDIA F. JOHNSON. A.B., Colby College. Appointed 1942. Dramatics coach, English I-II. ESTHER J. JUDKINS. B.S. in Ed., University of Maine. Appointed 1942. Social Studies, Reading. DORIS A. LEWIN. Maine School of Commerce, Boston University. Ap- pointed 1942. Commercial Dept. - Bookkeeping. EVA HARLOW' LYMBURNER. C.A., City College of Detroit, Mich., Detroit Business Institute, Maine School of Commerce. Appointed, Oct., 1942. Commercial Dept.-Stenography, Law, and Salesmanship. EDITH ANDREWS NUNAN. AB., University of Maine. Appointed 1941. History. IOLA HAYNES PERKINS. Farmington State Normal School, American Institute of Normal Methods. Appointed 1928. Supervisor of Music. FREDA SKILLIN. B.S., Farmington College of Home Economics. Grad- uate work at Cornell University, University of Maine. Appointed, -Ian., 1940. Home Economics Dept. FLORA E. T ARR. Farmington State'Normal School, A,B., Bates College. Appointed 1931. French Dept., Biology, Economics. MARAH S. XVEBSTER. Pratt Institute. Appointed 1935. Art. ALICE R. YERKES. B.S. in Ed., Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa. Appointed 1942. Health and Physical Education. General Science. 4

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LAUREL Valedictory Salutatory Third Honor Fourth Honor Fifth Honor Sixth Honor History Prophecy Will Gifts Address of Welcome CLASS OF 1943 GRADUATION HONORS QScholasticj CLASS DAY HONORS fSelectivej Eunice Hammond Laila Wave Carroll McGary Margaret Preble Glenn Cutler James Waugh Virginia Pinkham Everett Kennison Betty Alexander Eletrice Stewart Herbert Parlin Pres. Verne Craig CLASS DAY One-act play- Sails at Dawn GRADUATION Theme - Safe Harbors CLASS ODE CTune: Love's Old Sweet Song Q Through four short years our paths of learning wound, On these familiar steps and stairs and floors. From them, our class, her higher knowledge found, Solemnly passes through the schoolhouse doors. Our high school days are o 'er, our country's call, Rings, loud and clear, Oh, come and give your all. So our hopes and visions, cherished tenderly, Wait, till nobler missions can completed be. Then, our faith kept steady, Courage born anew Will Find us all more ready For dreams come true- Our dreams will still come true. Margaret Preble '43 5