Lawrence High School - Diary Yearbook (Fairfield, ME)

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RICHARD ACKLEY Dirk Basketball 12-3-41, Baseball 12-3-41, Hit Parade 12-31, Football 141, Class Treasurer 12-31, Military Training 141, Class President 141. Besides being a good fellow, Dick is the president of the class, and an all-round athlete, yet he srill manages to get on the honor roll. Anyone who can do this is bound to suc- ceed. LORETTA BEAULIEU Larry Girls' League 121, junior Readings 131. Editorial Board 13-41, Year Book 141. Poetry Reading Group 151. Executive Biaard 13-41, Traffic Officer 13- Loretta is one of our success- ful t pists who has won many friends by her charming per- sonality and sunny disposition. GLORIA BEGIN Glo Glee Club 12-31. Girls' League 121, Traffic Oflicer 13- 41, Ediotrial Board 13-41. Senior Play 141, Year Book 141. Basketball 111. Glo's': cheerful smile and willingness to work will always be remembered by her class- mates. She is always ready to help her friends when they need her. If you should need a loan of money, Gloria is just the girl to see! You know she works at the Dcpositor's Trust! WILFRED BELANGER Fred Football 11-2-3-41. Baseball 11-2-3-41. Football King 141, L Club 121. Military Training 141. Fred is our plunging full- back. He is widely known for his football ability. Fred's favorite pastime is commanding the Military Training Corps. With his broad shoulders Fred should be able to break into most anything he wishes after graduation. BLANCHE BOUCHER Member of Lawrence As- sembly 11-2-3-41. Blanche is seldom seen at school activities. Very little is heard of this member of the class. Be good is her favorite saying. Little else- is known of her except she is engaged and, like many oth- grs, 'is waiting for her sol- ier. GEORGE BRIER Transferred from Georgia. Band 141, Orchestra 141, Editorial Board 141, Swing Band 141, Military Training 141. George. who always has a ready smile and a mischievous gleam in his eye, is noted for is ability to say in the best Southern style, Ah shore does thank ya, Sub! We wish him luck at Tennessee Military In- stitute next fall. LAWRENCE DIARY GERALD BRIGGS Red Track 12-31, Football 13-41, Baseball 131, Basketball 12-3- 41, Year Book 141, Operetta 141, Glee' Club 13-41, Secre- tary of the Junior Class 131. Executive Board 11-21, Poetry Reading Group 131, Military Training 141, One-Act Play 151, Hit Parade 121, Editorial Board 13-41, Senior Play 141. By the list of activities one can see that Red ' has been very busy during his past four years. Tl-IERESA BROOKS Glee Club 11-2-31, Basket- ball 12-3-41, Drum and Bugle Corps 12 3-41. Tennis 12-31, Band 121, Year Book 141, Poetry Reading Group 131. Cheerleader 13-41, Football Queen 1-41. Theresa is well known for her ability to wilt any boy. After school she plans to be- come a nurse, and unless we miss our guess, she won't lose many patients! PATRICIA BURKE Pal Glee Club 11-2-3-41, Bas- ketball 12-3-41, Orchestra 11- 2-3-41, Tennis 12-31, Poet- ry Reading Group 131 Edi- torial Board 141 One-Act Play 131, D.A.R. Candidate 141. Vice-President of Senior Class 141, Drum and Bugle Corps 12-3-41, President of Glee Club 141. Executive Board 121. Pat . one of the most ver- satile girls in school, plans to become a technician in a hos- pital. LAXVRENCE BYRNE ' 'larry' Civics Club 131, Baseball 141, Military Training 1-41. Larry is a wistful lad on the road to fame. It is hard to tell his specialty. Besides being the clown of the English Class, he participated in a few sports and is very popular at c ass funrtions. He' is one of our popular members - can't you just hear the girls' assent! LENORA CAMERON Lee Transferred from Winslow 131. Band 13-41, Glee Club 131. Debatlng 13-41, Hit Parade 131, Secretary of Civics Club 131, Editorial Board 13-41, Year Book 141, School Corre- spondent 131. Lee has surely been heard from these last two years, as she is the bancl's snare drum- mer. There is no excitement in school or out that Lenora isn't in. DOROTHYCHAPMAN Dot Transferred from Clinton 131. Basketball 13-41, Editorial Igoard 1?-439 Yea? Book 141. oetry ea ing . Dot can always be depend- ed upon to do a task and do it well. Vie hope her efficiency will help her in what ever lpro- fegsion she chooses in ater t e.

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LAWRENCE DIARY MADELINE CHASE President of Freshman Class 111, May Queen 111, Banner Carrier 111, Drum Majorette 12-31, Secretary of Sopho- more Class 121, Glee Club 13- 41, junior Readings 0 131. Traffic Officer 12-31, HK P3- rade 151. Oqperc-rw 141. Year Book 141, rcasurer of Law- rence Assembly 141 Basketball Ticket Seller 13-41. - I Madelint-:'s cherry smile will always be remembered. She is our class songbird and has many friends. As for her fu- ture plans, we wonder!!! XVILLIAM CLARK ' 'Bill' ' Football 13-41, Ticket Seller 13-41, Military Training 1-11. Bill is always ready with a funny story. and he can ramble off a ist of rare and comical names at a moments notice. He hates to be called Willyam . lt's strange, but Bill can't seem to get mad, but we bet he will when he's up against the Jap-rats after raduation! XVe wish you all kinds of luck in the Army. CHARLES CLIFFORD I Charlie F.F.A.,1121. Civics Club 131. Military raming141. This Benton oy should be a rear statesman. He is an auguotity on American History and Civics. He is never hap- pier than when he is debating with someone for the simple reason that he always wins! IVA DEARBORN Glee Club 141, Dramatic Club 121, Girls' League 1.21. Operetta 141, Poetry Reading Group 131. Ivas sense of humor and ood sportsmanship will long Ee remembered by her class- mates and with these traits, Iva, we know you'll be a suc- cess in whatever you undertake. THERESA DESMOND Drum and Bugle Corps 111, Band Maiorette 12-3-41. One- Act Play 111.: Cheerleader 12- 5-41, Basket all 13-41, Secre- tary of Glee Club 141, Gqlec glub 1?-415, Poetry Reading roup 2-3 . Theresa is a happy-go-lucky sort of a gal! You never see her without a cheerful smile and ll twinkle in her eye. She She thinks she might like to be a nurse. GERALD DONAHUE Brnmy Football Manager 141, Edi- torial. Board 141, Military Training 141. Bunny' served as a ver compxetent fotball manager, and we ope his life plroves to be as successful as is football teams. LAWRENCE DUMONT Wieey A Tennis 131. Military Train- ini1-11, Civics Club 151. yerybody calls Lawrence Wiggy . He is a self-trained expert at photography and has turned out some very fine work. His favorite pastimes are ten- ms. penny-ante, and tiddle- winks. RACHEL ELLIS Girls' League 121, Editorial Board H 141, Poetry Reading Groucp 151, Debating 13-41, Vale ictorian. Although' Rachel is some- what sma 1 in stature, she leads the class in scholarship. Her favorite subiects are history and debating, in which she excelled. LAWRENCE FORTIN F.F.A. 121, Civics Club 151, Military Training 141. Lawrence is our Fairfield Center farmer. In spite of the fact that he works hard on his father's farm, he comes to school all bright and shin- ing and eager to learn about the tiniest pronouns. We'll be :cost without his cheery chuc- es. HAROLD FLAGG 'fmggyff Football 13-41. Baseball Manager 131, Mi itary Train- ing . 4 Although Flaggy is the tiny mite of our cass his fine personality and good humor soon makes him a friend of all he meets. MARIE GAUNCE MauJe ' Poetry Reading Group 131, gunior Readings 131, Spear OIIIESI 131. Girls' League 121, Dramatic Club 121, niversity of Maine Speaking Contest 15- 41, Drum r aiorette 131. Marie is a rather shy but very friendly member 0 our illustrious class. She has par- ticipated in many speaking con- tests and has won several awards. With this reat talent we feel sure that ifiarie will achieve success. HARRIET GOODVVIN Orchestra 11-2-3-41, Band 12-3-41, Glee Club 11-2-31, Poetry Reading Group 151, Girls' League 121, Hit Parade 131,-Dramatic Club 121, Salu- tatorran. Harriet is the genius of the class. The band and orches- tra certainly would not be com- plete without her musical tal- ent. She is an outstanding ar- tist, too. With all these qual- ifications Harriet is sure to achieve success.