Laconia High School - Lakon Yearbook (Laconia, NH)

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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE We, the class of 1962, entered Laconia High School in 1958 as freshmen with a faint dream of becoming seniors. That dream is now materializing. We look back fondly on many events - the first football game each season, our proms, our classes, and soon we will be able to look back on graduationg but more important than all of these memories is the satisfaction which I find, as each of us does, in being a graduate of Laconia High School and a member of the class of 1962. EDVVARD FITZGERALD PI'C.fl'IlL'IIl ofthe Class of 1962 Edward Fitzgerald, Socrates, Nancy Nault Y EDITOR'S MESSAGE A class, lilqc rr teacher, never xtrzmlx still. It progzwscx, or it llC'lL'I'IA0l'fIlL'5. If it docs not learn, it forgets. If it docs not change, it 0ssz'ficf. Giturzar Hicifrsr The class of 1962 has progressed, it has learned, and now the time has come for it to change. Its members must leave the halls of L. H. S. to face new horizons, and to build a strong American heritage for future generations. Regardless of what the future may bring, each member of the Class of '62 will have fond memories of his years at L. H. S. - of the fruitful quest for knowledge, the dedicated faculty, the friendships, the football games, and the unforgettable proms. It is my hope that this yearbook will serve as a pleasant reminder of these through the years to come. My sincerest thanks go to all those whose faithful work has made THE LAKON 162 Possible. , gyda W ' NANCY NAULT Editor-in-Cliief

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DEDICATION MR. limes H. Leu is a man truly dedicated to his profession. His most outstanding quality is his ability to gain both a student's respect and his friendship. He has been one of the foremost factors in the promotion of a more pleasant and prohtable student-teacher relationship at LHS. The seniors have a special regard for Mr. Leh as he served as our class sponsor in our sophomore year. With re- spect and admiration We, the Class of 1962, dedicate our LAKON to Mr. James Leh.