Lawrence High School - Diary Yearbook (Fairfield, ME)

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LANVRENCE LYRE queen's chair at one end of the room. These two chairs were taken later in the evening by the King of Leap Year, Richard Vigue, and his queen, Gwendolyn Foster Music for the dance was furnished by the Lawrence Hlgh Jazz Band and records A large crowd attended, and ex eryone seem ed to have a wonderful time EIGHTH K RADE Firsr Rovs J Ronco j Holmes j Shorty F johnson C Williams C Emery Mr ohnson R Maya F Alley L Gramer Brown D Greenlavn Second Row S Sampson B Wrrliam M Recd j Warren II Dickinson Marua D McAllister B Hamlin F Moreau B Anderson N Smith Tlurd Row R johnson P I.eClarr R Trask XX Higgins G Pcaxcy S Sncll R Ons XX Sabine I. York R Gurney M Herron Cy Xltfarren Fourth Row M Hood J Broun L1 Caldwell X Ymung M Callcn P Standish j Dicnne H Huirr F Orcurr H Shields P Ross M Carr R Thibodcau K Chamber am ww, graze At the beginning of the year we had slxty fixe members The OHJCGIS chosen at our first meetlng were as follows President Frederic Johnson Vice President Reglnald Mavo Secretary Frank Alley Treasurei Caroly n Emerx Executlwe Boaid Representatlxe Charles Williams Advlsor Mr George Johnson During the basketball season vse had an eight game schedule Son c 26 I A - ' M1. L 1 9 . , , , J. ' , , '. I ,Z Q U x y 4 ' , : .. ' . 1 1 .. - .- , .' Q U ' .V I . lf. . , I, - Y V ,. Q. .V , Y. 1 , . ' , . I , . Y' . . lf, Filth Row: -, R. Clark, R. Ronco, R. Braiggr, VU. johnson, R. Pourier, J. Blodgerr, H. Carroll. G. Ellis, K. Clitllf, ' U v , . , , ' ' . . r A 1

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LAWRENCE LYRE 4 01014 During the second week cf school, the Freshman Class had its first meeting for the purpose of electing ofiicers. Richard Hunt was elected to serve as class president, and Bradford Brown was elected as vice- president. The class elected Joyce Grant as its secretary, Richard Hunter as treasurer, Nancy Foster as girls' representative, Robert Liberty as boys' representative, and Miss Cleveland as class advisor. On Friday, October fifth, everyone in the Freshman Class was dressed to suit the seniors' fancy. That evening, there was a reception for the freshmen, and of course the receiving line which almost everv freshman dreaded The receiving line proved to be less painful than its reputation, hovv ever The seniors and the teachers really gave us a vvondei ful welcome It IS now the Monday aftei Ifreshman Day, and we freshmen are begin nlng to take our places in the school life The vv eek of February tvventy fifth the Freshman Class was making its final preparations for its dance of the year Each evening the paint paper, and paste brigade with Gwendolyn Poster, Joanne Philbrick Elizabeth Harris, and Robert Yigue as its members went to work in room 17B Meanwhile, Pauline Sitmck the general manager for the dance, met with the various committees to make final arrangements On the evening of February twenty ninth there was a Leap Year Dance, which was SDOHSOTLU by the freshmen The center of the auditorium was decorated with balloons, but the center of attraction was a kings and FRYSHMAN C LASS ist ukcr A ms ook M 1 urs Scars Rcbcrrson Hun r B Broun isv v and R um ram l.1er Far if T Nclsrn C frovvell ,I Parrphrcy A Struck brund Rovv Salley R Wood crd ng nr Cor vvm IN Tiedor K Currie lxnghts P Mano NX Shields D Bishop M Champame Third Rovv K Lrtl held J Cyagnnn F Tozicr L Carter C Cocdvvin F lxramer P be-rchell C Crack r D Cole A Gifford F Handy L Flzrnnlgan ,I Buzzell F Xkeston R McAllister R Craig VU Marquis D Perry C Hevvs D Glrcux R Pell rin H Lovcoy F urrh Rovv N Morrison M hfnrrison Moores I' Reed M Waterhouse C ones D Clou rer Reynolds A LaRochLlle C Mathieu R Colford X Hunter Philbrick M Pellerin M Currie S Dcody E Thibidcau C 08150015 C King N Drckev C1 Foster T Osborne M King C Grenler hill on C Shorey XX McDrnald Z Carter W' Mohen N Boufiord P Dodge R Vigu F Fish XX .1 bhe ev Pncry T Ross Nf D strc R Carey P Currier D Stevvarr R Smith XX Leighrfn lx Spenrer H Douccrre Z5 ' V . . V I ' v 4 T xv Y l - v v - , ' - . v . X v . . T . , . . , , . . . 7 I I. K ,. . . , . Y . 1 - , . M , . . ' . ' . 1 ' 1 f 9 4 I F :. Row: 7 F. B 'f , . jo , C '. . Rib' ., B. ., C. 1 ' . , R. te , . ' . M 'K Cl:'e1 . . H . j. G , R, b ty, 5. ' di, . .' . . R. l '- . . . ', . Q land ': Y G. ' ', . , M. Giffg ,C. Ki ,j. Hu sr. Cr. Q id' . i. e' , . ' '. Ii. Ellis, j, Wk-bber, E.. Buzrell, I. NX'ood, F. Wilson. O., Lawrence, B. Baldic. L. Brckford, P, Sitnrk, Lf. in 'z f L , . , ' . 1. Y. '. , .Y 'v' , .Q j , .4 :' , 5. , x ' , . , . , . . ' ,', . , . ', . , . , ' :R -: - . , . , . . . ..', . . . . ' e, . ' , . Q le, ' ll j. .. - ', . :, f. r, . ', . - -. . ' , .Q .' , . ' . , C

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LAWRENCE LYRE very good players were found. Among the high scorers were Eugene Ames and Robert Bragg. Mr. Karl McKechnie was our coach. Each group of the eighth grade has a science club organized for the purpose of gaining a better understanding of science principles. Dues paid at each bi-weekly meeting are used to purchase equipment. This equipment now consists of a small aquarium and two experimental kits. One of the kits is used to demonstrate the purpose and use of the mag- netg the other, to show the effect of an argon light on certain minerals. The minerals include fluorite, Willemite, wernerite, opal, and semi-opal. From the range of this light, these minerals glow with fluorescence. Seaenfln Qaacle President Robert Vlles Vice President Carlene Pelkey Secretary Barbara Olson Treasurer Ralph Webb Class Advisor Mrs Jean Mclnnis SEVENTH C RADI l-urs: Rom Turner R Wnlsan R Bnshnp A cCl.xr nes xx 5 Ma o B Oson L r M Campbell D Bmdtird A Marquis Su nd Row L Wheclfck C Pelkey T Pomerleau P Crarll I Beaurhemm C Hutchins M Clase Crabtree F Bicklord M Chase E Alley Third Row Lberv, P Salle-x D LJ gsratf C Rfnci L ballu C Falrbrother A Otis R Webb Barker A btewens R Stevens XX ohnson D Curney Fmurrh Rom L Dunl j Vngue L White K McDJnald P Cmnt K Bmman J MacDonald B Weeks NI Chase R Blodgntt S Hams Miss Crossman Frtrh R vs C Xugue D mes L Carter O Ares Cy Ons NX Powell L Fumn jr A Doody O A1 ca '77 l. L -i 4 .N 9 2 I 14 XV. -, . ' 1 . . I' i , . L- i, R. V'l ., j. Ol er, '. y , . l . . O Es. . 4 A A . . 4 , . . ffm ': f A. ' 'm ', . U, . - , . 2 , . ' ', Q. ' , , .1. , ', ' ' ': i .. mn ' . .. Q 1 , . A Q, ' , . ', . ' , L. 1 ': -- . V, . ' . . . . 4 , . Q . . l ' , . , . ' , 4. ': - .. . .jr , . . . '. ', . ' , . l ' , ., . , . n-. .4