Lawrence High School - Diary Yearbook (Fairfield, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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Daub We, the class of 1954, dedicate this issue of the Lyre to the Lawrence sisters who, in 1926, contributed to Lawrence High School one of the best-equipped high school libraries in New England. 4 x ,v '-1' , , 4 gig: 5 .Hr ,,f,?iE GPL 5? 'fi wx , A I L.: Y Z' II I. -it ' .4 . :5w! I ' 1 , ' ut E ig QI Ill ll 9f Il ll I H Il ll 1: . II If I' I ' 'ffZQ77f .ff If M HW! ,, IV, fx, Il I I .N :I f ' 'f I 15 I ' 5 1 !' -1 :I I If ,a I I 3 , L!! 1 'g ll 5 f' ' I I I If 4 ' I ll I Q f -: ,' z 'I ..,... io Lay? X: t 5 I... V.-14:4-:-' 1 r,C'v'o' , lf! l 'fff f 4 0 ' 4 I 2, 'Q , H EQ? xg CLIFTON HAMM WINFRED KELLEY Superintendent H U In I H I S H T I U H Principal CQECILIA THYNG Languages ALICE BROWN English DAVID MARSHALL Svicnuc ,.,..f.4::.. , I BIQULAH IIENDIZRSON P.o.n,, mswfy VISRNA HAZEN Sl Mathematics KARL MQKECKNIIZ GERTRUIJE LJLEVIZLA NIJ Science English i L LILLIAN FULLER GERTRUDE SMITH HOLLIS HAZEN Shorthand, Typing Misic Agriculture KENNETH WALTON ARTHUR ROUNDY WILLIAL1 BOOKER Iildllsffml Af! Music Office Practice, Bookkeeping M GORDON PENDLETON HELEN WEINHOLD MERRILL WILSON History Physical Education Physical Education tt, WAIINETA MILLETT PAULINE GWADOSKY LUCILLE LANE Home Economics Secretary To Superintendent Secretary to Principal 6 , im ALBERTA ADAMS Al General Science Club I3 Lawrence Assembly 2, 33 Prom Committee 33 Glee Club 33 Bowling Club 33 Cheerleader 43 Lunch Program 43 Usherette 4. AUDREY ALLEY Aud Commercial Softball I3 Honor Roll I,2, 33 Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 2, 33 Cheerleader 33 Head Cheerleader 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Usherette 33 Ecnerwal Fair Committee 33 Prom Committee Chairman 33 Freshman Reception Committee 4. RALPH ANDERSON Bebe General Basketball I, 23 Football 3, 4. IEANETTE BECKWITH Becky Commercial Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 42 Basketball I, 2, 3,43 Softball I, 3, 43 Volley Ball 23 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Christmas Program 2, 3, 43 East- ern Maine Festival 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 3,43 Usherette 33 Junior-Senior Prom 33 Majorette 43 Freshman Day Committee 43 G.A. A. President 4. .TERROLD BICKFORD Jerry College Lawrence Assembly I, 3,43 Intramural Basket- ball 2, 33 Junior Prize Speaking 33 Ecnerwal Fair 33 Football 3,43 Intramural Bombardment 43 Freshman Day Committee 42 Varsity Club 4. MERLENE BISHOP Merl General Executive Board 23 Lawrence Assembly 2, 33 Cheerleader 33 Senior Play Production Staff 4. I I uf MARY BIJODGETT Mary Commercial Lawrence Assembly I, 23 Honor Roll I, 23 Glee Club 23 Usherette 3. DONALD BOWMAN Don Vocational Baseball I, 2, 3,43 Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3, 41 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 33 Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 33 Glee Club I3 Football 2,42 Basketball 2, 3,43 Lunch Program 33 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception Committee 33 Captain of Intramural Bombardment 41 Future Farmers' Reporter 4. 1 3 ROBERTA CRAIG Bert Commercial Lawrence Assembly I,2, 35 Dance Committee I, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y I, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Year- book Staff 45 Freshman Day Committee 45 Officer Tri-Hi-Y 4, NANCY CRUMMETT Crum Commercial Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3,45 Eastern Maine Mu- sic Festival 3, 45 Band 3,45 Usherette 25 Kennebec Valley Band 45 Orchestra 4. OLIVER BRAY Oliver General Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 35 Football 2, 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Intramural Basketball 1,25 Baseball Manage 3,45 Senior Play 3, 45 Lunch Program 45 Yearbook Stal 45 Freshman Day Committee 45 Traffic Squad 45 Intra mural Bombardment 4. ROBERT BRAY Bobby General Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3,4. JAMES BURKE Jimmy General Basketball I, 2, 3,45 Dance Committee 1, 25 Law- rence Assembly I5 Intramural Basketball I, 25 ln- tramural Bombardment Captain 45 Intramural Bas- ketball Coach 3, PATRICIA CAIN Pat Commercial Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3,45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Danc Committee I,2, 35 Basketball 1,25 Softball I, 35 Vol- ley Ball 25 Soccer 25 Field Hockey 25 Glee Club 3,45 Eastern Maine Music Festival 3, 45 Christmas Prograrr 2, 3,45 K. V. Chorus 3,45 Hit Parade 3,45 Magazine Campaign 45 Senior Play 45 G,A.A, 35 Junior Prom j Usherette 35 Ecnerwal Fair 35 Editor-in-Chief of Year book 4. Secretary of Lawrence Assembly 4. ALTHEA CARTER Althea College Class Officer I5 Executive Board I5 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y I5 Glee Club 2, 35 Basketball 35 Orchestra Q STELLA COOK Cookie Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 35 Tri -Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 2, 3,45 Lawrence Assembly 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Hit Parade 35 Dance Committee 4. WAYNE CRUMMETT W ayne Vocational Lawrence Assembly I, 2,45 Intramural Bombardment I, 45 Dance Committee I, 2, 3,45 Honor Roll 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Ecnerwal Fair 3. CAROLE CYR Half Pint College Band I, 2, 3,45 New England Festival I5 Eastern Maine Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3. 45 Basketball I,2,3, 45 Honor Roll I5 Softball I, 25 G.A. A. 2, 3,45 Science Fair 35 Ecnerwal Fair 35 Prom Committee 35 K. V. Band 3,45 Jazz Band 25 Freshman Day Committee 45 Attendant to Football Queen 45 Properties Committee for Senior Play 4. CAMILLA DYER Dyer College Basketball I, 2,3, 45 K.V. Band 45 Band 2, 3,45 Ex- ecutive Board 45 Senior Class Representative 45 Honor Roll I5 Softball 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Freshman Reception Committee 45 Football Queen 45 Yearbook Staff 4. ARTHUR EMERY Art College Transferred from Waterville in 1952. Science Fair 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Dance Com- mittee 2,3,45 Prom Committee 2, 35 Orchestra 3,45 Freshman Day 45 Basketball 35 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Eastern Maine Festival 2, 3, 45 Hit Parade 2, 3,45 Honor Roll 35 Ecnerwal Fair 3. EDWARD GEARY Eddie Vocational Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3,45 Lawrence As- . sembly I, 2,43 F.F.A. Judging 3. JOHN GOGAN John Vocational Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3, 45 Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 45 F.F. A. Officer 4. ' s s 5 , ARNOLD GRARD Mighty Mouse General Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball I,2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 35 lntraninral Bombardment I,2, 35 Dance Committee 35 Honor Roll 35 Prom Committee 35 Lunch Program 3,45 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball Co-Captain 45 Usher at Senior Play 45 Freshman Committee 45 Captain of Bombardment 45 Varsity Basketball Manager 45 King of Football 4. HAROLD GRENlER Happy Vocational Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3, 45 Lunch Program 2, 35 Football 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4. K 4.kk. ,sin ,,,..V Tj, .. me was . , . U I . ..,.,. ,, ,,.,. . .. ,. ., . .,.. ,. ',..554.f,v,:S1x 1-. .. fi-,i--zffzfrgg, gg: 1-.1-1-fr ,Sfuses.-..s1:a1Q-fr. - 11gsz:s1f:t1:11sf'f1- 2-.1 fqfslzstzssers.:'sf-mg::ffelf!-2?'eias-:f1:s:wf'3S55:ssv:ska 4 J' es iw. - 1 wi- ssffitii'-'gfiffrsif iff, 'gjft.-Illfzavr 1' ':i ii:- ffm sir :ff':?!'f:s121fzi7iiifiifilfflffiff''SWE' ,. .. 3 . - r, . ANNETTE IOLER Ann Commercial I ti.. SYLVIA MADDOX Sylvia College Freshman Day Committee 4 PAULINE MATHIEU Polly College Basketball 2, 3: Glee Club 2,4: Dance Committee Senior Play 4. GLDRIA MCALEER Gloria College Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3,4: Senior Play I: Science Fair 3: Treasurer of Debate Club 2: Eastern Maine Music Festival 2, 3, 4: Hit Parade 2, 3,4: Senior Representative of G.A. A. 4: Property Manager of Senior Play 4: Softball Manager 3: Softball I,2: Vice-President of Glee Club 4: Kennebec Valley Chorus 4. 32 :?gQft1f:,7?lT'QflS'f ff., Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee I, 2, 3: Eastern Maine Festival I, 2, 3, 4: New England Fest val I: Band I, 2, 3,4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2,3 4: Hit Parade 2, 3,4: Christmas Program 2, 3, 4: Deba Club 2: Secretary of Debate Club 2: Ecnerwal Fair 3: Softball 3: G.A. A. 3: Senior Play Cast 4: K. V. Chor 3,4: All-State Festival 3,4: Prom Committee 3: Fres man Day Committee 4: Yearbook Staff 4. F ' i 1 EVE LYN KENT 4 Kent C ommercial 2 Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 4: G. A.A. 2, 3,4: Band 3, 2 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Hit Parade 3,4: Eastern Maine Music Festival 3, 4: Softball 3,4: Usherette 3: Basket- ball 3, 4: Softball 3, 4: Volleyball 2: G.A. A. Chap- ' lain 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Prom Committee 3: Fresh- man Day Committee 4. I - WILLIAM KEUP Kypee College J. V. Basketball I: L. H. S. Assembly I, 2, 3,4: Mag- azine Campaign 2: Lurkzh Program 2,3,4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Executive Board 2,4: ln tramural Basketball 2, 3: Intramural Bombardment 2, 4: Prom Committee 3: Ecnerwal Fair 3: Track 4: Senior-Member-at-Large 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Usher for Senior Play 4: Attendant to Football King 4: Traffic Squad 4: Freshman Dance Committee 4: Senior Dance Committee 4. RICHARD KING f Dicky General 2 Intramural Bombardment I,,2, 3: Lawrence Assembly A I- I, 2, 4: Intramural Basketball I, 2: Class Officer 2: A Prom Committee 3: Freshman Day Committee 4. GAROLD LARSON Gerry Vocational Transferred from Eastern High School in 1952. Law- rence Assembly 3: Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4 15i!EE5fIi55'liifiifgfgfi :E,:2f1:i-'F ':-i:2w:L:i5:-,, ' ,E '-R5 ' . Hk,,E,,,,,,,.,,i,g,,,f.,.,,,,,,i,.,,irW,,g.g,:,,,,.s.ggg.5::--..,::.,W::g......iis.eaffesfsfz1352.11fm1w-f1S34sa:sr:55?ff-I- -.1 eras: S-rf-.1 r, ., .... ,. g, . is sg, I , s A s ss 10 RICHARD MCFARLAND Mac College Traffic Squad I: I.V. Football I5 Glee Club 2, 35 Baseball 2, 45 I. V. Basketball 45 Intramural Bombard ment 2, 3: Junior Prom Committee 35 Cross Country 45 Freshman Day Committee 4. IERROLD MICHAEL Mike College Lawrence Assembly I, 3: LV. Football 1, 25 Basket- ball Manager 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Class Officer 35 Ecnerwal Fair 3,45 Foot- ball 3, 45 Executive Board 45 Senior Play 45 Traffic Squad 45 Intramural Bombardment 45 Football Co- captain 4. CAROLYN MORIN Fuffy Commercial Dance Committee I, 2, 35 Glee Club I5 Volley Ball 25 Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 45 Usherette 2, 35 Ma- jorette 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Ecnerwal Fair 35 Eastern Maine Festival 35 Bowling Club 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Executive Board 45 Senior Play 45 Basketball Manager 45 Co-Manager of Magazine Campaign 45 Senior Dance Committee 45 Vice-President of Lawrence Assembly 45 G.A.A, 45 Freshman Recep- tion 45 Exchange Concert 4. EDWARD NADEAU Eddie College Basketball I, 2, 3,45 Football 2, 45 Baseball 2,45 Candidate Nat'l Honor Society 35 Dance Committee 35 Prom Committee 35 Freshman Day Committee 4. WALTER NADEAU Walt General Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 45 Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 45 Intramural Bombardment I, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. is BEVERLY NIMON Bev Commercial Eastern Maine Music Festival I, 2, 35 New England Music Festival I5 Usherette 25 Majorette r, 2, 35 Glec Club 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Eastern Maine Music Festival 35 Head Majorette 45 Pops Concert 45 Dance Committee 45 Senior Play 45 Exchange Concert 4. CAROL NUTT Cat General Executive Board I5 Lawrence Assembly 1,25 Scnror Play Production Staff 4. GRACE OTIS Grace General Lawrence Assembly I, 2, , E LOUISE PROVOST Bunt Commercial Transferred from Nicolet, Quebec, Canada in 1951. Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Christmas Program 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Hit Parade 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play 4. ARLENE REYNOLDS Arlene General Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 4, KENNIZTII RICHARDS Ken Vocational F.P,A I,2,3,4. R 35. -mp: 4,2 as .. ,,.. ,. ,,.. U, ,si -it :suits ffif:-251551225 ? wzedf Y. 3 N ,. .sa:,,,,,sw.ssfe:f1 f:f?5zf:22?i3sQ5s??i2il1 .. ..,.,..i.., ...,,,.,. , X. ,f 1,33 ,. ,.... .rt--W .H -.srssfifiw 'ff- ,asses 1 'EQFEI -1, ,. .X r at -naw, .. I fa me bv ,,i,,s-5, J I fe sf' GERTRUDE PATRICK Gert Commercial Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 4, Refreshment Com- mittee 1,4, Softball I3 Honor Roll 2, Usherette 3, Prom Committee 3, G.A.A, 4, Senior Dance Com- mittee 4, Senior Play 4. MARIE POOLER Marie Commercial Softball 1, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, Executive Board 2, Basketball 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Ma- gazine Campaign 2, Bowling Club 3, Refreshment Committee 2,4, Soccer 2, Freshman Day 4, Year- book Staff 4, Senior Dance Committee 4. WILLIAM POOLER Bill College Track I, 2,4, Freshman Football I, Lunch Pro- gram 1,2, 3, Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Debating Club 1. HARRY POLLARD IR. Harry I General Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3,4, Intramural Basket- ball 2, Baseball 2, 3, Intramural Bombardment 4. Football 4. PHILLIP POLLARD Phil General Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3,4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Intramural Bombardment 1,43 .I.V. Basketball Ig Varsity Club 2, 3, Football 2, 3,4, Football Co-Captain 4, Baseball Co-Captain 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Traffic Squad 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Intramural Basketball Coach 3, Captain of Bom- bardment Team 4, Varsity Club Officer 3. 12 MARILYN SALLEY Marilyn College Prom Committee 33 Science Fair 33 Bowling Club 33 Lunch Program 4. JOANNE SEPA Shorty Commercial Transferred from Mount Merci in 1952. Lawrence Assembly 3, 43 G. A. A. 3, 42 Assistant Officer 33 G.A. A. Dance Committee 33 Softball 33 Candidate for Girls' State 33 Prom Committee 33 Ecnerwal Fair 33 Manager of Girls' Basketball 43 Senior Play 43 Dance Committee 43 Lunch Program 4. RANDALL SIMPSON Randy General Transferred to Bangor in I952. Transferred back in 1953. Lawrence Assembly I3 Honor Roll I3 Dance Committee I,43 Intramural Bombardment 1 , 4. BEVERLY SPAULDING Bev General Honor Roll I, 23 Magazine Campaign 3. CAROL SPENCER Carol Commercial Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 43 Majorette I, 2, 3, 43 Eastern Maine Music Festival 2,3,43 G.A. A. 33 Senior Class Treasurer 4. DONALD VENEZIANO Venzie College Transferred from Dexter High School. Lawrence Assembly 3.4: Junior Readings 33 Intramural Basket- ball 3, 43 Basketball 33 Football 3,43 Band 3, 43 Basketball Manager 43 Track 43 Eastern Maine Music Festival 3, 43 Freshman Reception Committee 43 Varsity Club 43 Traffic Squad 4. 4.3, , e li. MARIE WAHDQUIST Marie Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3, 41 Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 43 Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 43 Softball 23 Basketball 23 Freshman Reception Committee 42 Junior Prom Com- mittee 33 Hit Parade 2, 33 Christmas Program 2, 3,42 Bowling Club 33 Eastern Maine Festival 2, 3,43 Soc- cer 22 Usherette 3, 42 Yearbook Staff 43 Cheerleader 4 DONNA WHEELOCK Donna Commercial Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club I3 Magazine Campaign I3 Blue and Gray Club I3 Softball I3 Dance Committee I,2, 33 Usherette 2, 33 Prom Com- mittee 33 Volley Ball 23 Ecncrwal Fair 33 Bowling Club 33 Freshman Reception 43 Yearbook staff 43 G. A. A. x 5 -- - , Vi, ,Q Z 5 , WILLIAM WITHAM Il Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 35 Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Intramural Bas- ketball 25 Intramural Bombardment I,4g Ecnerwal Fair 35 Magazine Campaign 4. FREDERICK WOOD Freddy College Band I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Jazz Band I, 25 Eastern Maine Music Festival Band I, 45 K,V, Chorus I5 New England Festival I: LV, Bas- ketball I5 Eastern Maine Music Festival Orchestra 25 K, V. Band 2, 3,45 Dirigo Boys' State 35 Eastern Maine Music Festival Chorus 35 One-Act Play.35 All-State Chorus 35 Science Fair 35 Prom Committee 35 Assem- bly Officer 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Intramural Bombard- ment 45 Freshman Day Committee 45 Magazine Cam- paign Manager 45 Traffic Patrol Captain 4. DAVID WILLIAMS Dave College Lawrence Assembly I,2, 3,45 Eastern Maine Music Festival 2,3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,35 Football 1,25 Track 45 Honor Roll I,2, 35 Eastern Maine Composite Chorus 35 All Maine Chorus 35 K. V. Chorus 2, 35 Glee Club 2,3,4Q Glee Club President 45 Junior Readings 35 Jazz Band 35 Hit Parade 2, 35 National Hon- or Society 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Band 3,45 Orches- tra 3,45 Representative to Dirigo Boys' State 35 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Class President 45 Senior Play 45 Freshman Day Committee 45 Magazine Campaign 4g Freshman Reception Committee 4. ARTHUR WILSON Archie College Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3,45 Intramural Basketball I, 25 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Football I, 35 Football Manager 25 Intramural Bombardment I, 45 Intramural Basketball Official 3. Junior Member -at-Large 35 Magazine Campaign 35 Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee 2, 3,45 Ticket Seller 35 Cross-Country Team 45 Freshman Reception Committee 4. WILLIAM WILSON Billy General Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3.4: I.V. Basketball I5 In- tramural Basketball I, 25 Intramural Bombardment IQ 45 Dance Committee 2, 35 I. V. Football 25 Prom Com- mittee 35 Basketball 3,45 Varsity Football 45 Baseball 35 Track 45 Captain of Intramural Bombardment 45 Co- Captain of Basketball. PRISCILLA WITHAM Pris Commercial Lawrence Assembly I, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y I, 3, 45 Tri- Hi-Y Dance Committee 1,45 Prom Committee 35 Honor Roll 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y Officer 45 Senior Dance Committee 45 Senior Play 45 Yearbook Staff 4. WENDELL BICKFORD Wende 11 Vocational Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3,43 Lawrence Assembly 2. PAUL MUSHERO Paul Vocational F.F. A. I,2,3,4. WINTHROP RICHARDS Winthrop Vocational P Honor Roll I,2, 33 Class Officer 43 F.F. A. I, 2, 3,43 F.F. A. f--' President 43 Vice-President 33 F.F.A. Judging Contest 2, 3, 41 Intramural Sports I,2,3,43 F.F.A. Basketball I, 2, 3,4. I-ML' DAVID WHITCOMB David College Lawrence Assembly 33 Basketball 33 Science Fair 3. '?'f Q 6 1' 127' Q r Qgg- Ar - 295 ff. f Qui E .. 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Big A bam .M ASQ .O 5 Om .Q H0305 .3 20:05 A 252 MOST OPINIONATED: MOST STUDIOUS Pat Cain Mary Blodgett Jerrold Bickford David Williams MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Audrey Alley Fred Wood NICEST SMILE: Joan Sepa Don Veneziano MOST VERSATILE: Pat Cain Marie Pooler Arthur Emery BEST DANCERS: Marie Wahlquist Richard McFarland BEST MUSICIANS: MOST POPULAR Annette .Ioler Carol Spencer Fred Wood Arnold Crrard BEST DRESSED: CLASS PRANKSTERS H U I Merlene Bishop Annette Joler Ralph Anderson Arnold Grard MOST ATHLETIC Jeannette Beckwith Phil Pollard BEST LOOKING. Althea Carter Winthrop Richards TYPICAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Carolyn Morin William Keup MOST POLITE: Gertrude Patrick Randall Simpson MOST RESERVED: CLASS FLIRTS Pauline Mathieu Donna Wheelock John Gogan Jerrold Michaels HIRE SH-IH ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGERS FIRST ROW: A. Ioler, F. Wood, M. Wahlquist, J. Beckwith, I. Sepa, E. Kent, S. Reynolds, W. Dale, SECOND ROW: R. Bray, H. Grenier, M. Pooler, G Patrick, C. Dyer, D. Wheelock, P. Cain, D. Wil- liams, P. Witham, C. Morin, C. Spencer, I. Le- Clair, R. Craig, A. Emery, O. Bray. ASSISTANT EDITORS FIRST ROW: P. Witham, C. Spencer, J. Beck- vith, A. Ioler, W. Keup, P. Pollard. SECOND iOW: N. Hunter, D. Whitcomb, F. Wood. ADVERTISING MANAGER: I. Sepa MANAGING EDITOR: M. Pooler EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: P. Cain BUSINESS MANAGER: D. Williams FACULTY ADVISOR: Mrs. Brown PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS: C. O'Blemis T. Osborne, ART EDITORS: S. Cook, A. Emery. TYPIST ROW I: M. Poolor, C. Morin, L. Provost, R. Craig. ROW 2: D. Wheelock, B. Nimon, A. Ioler, P. Witham, P. Cain. gr, ,.f-.MK ,fn f 4p..,i 1 eg uf f . W ,wr x , f M- . X ! x 1 Mm ,M K X M ' , . . f A sf v f , , 1 . A Qx , . X ,wxgx -my x-1,,1,,,.'i i . 3 f-ff f-,nn e M Q in L, an - . s dvi., .Af , 6 A ff f W3 ff -x QM FIRST ROW: G. Otis, L. Fortin, C. Ronco, L. Carter, D. Jones, R. King. SECOND ROW: H. Pollard, W. Wilson, D. Bowman, P. Pollard, J. Micheals, AGrard, D. Venezian, J. Bickford. THIRD ROW: M. Grenier, R. Bragg, P. Dodge, E. Nadeau, B. Brown, M. Wood, K. Littlefield, D. Perry, W. Keup. FOURTH ROW: R. Keup, R. Getchell M. Carr, G. Ellis, B. Whitcomb, K. Cook, R. Otis, R. Ronco, H. Gilley. - LAWRENCE 13 oLD TOWN 25 The Lawrence High Bulldogs traveled to Old Town on September 12 to play the Old Town Indians in the season 's first game for both clubs. Maurice Grenier scored early in the first period after taking a pass from quarterback Phil Pollard. ln the second period Phil Pollard sneaked across from the two yard line to tally the second touchdown for the Bulldogs. Although the Bulldogs scored two touchdowns, they were finally overcome by two touchdowns scored by the Indians in the second half. LAWRENCE 13 MADISON 14 The Lawrence Bulldogs dropped their second game of the season to Madison. It was a hard fought game. Outstanding for Lawrence in their bid for victory were Maurice Grenier and Arnold Grard. LAWRENCE 37 JOHN BAPST. 7 Lawrence quarterback, Phil Pollard, completed 13 out of 16 passes to lead the Lawrence Bulldogs to a smacking 37'7 victory over John Bapst. Maurice Grenier's long ground gains, along with a powerful defense and smooth offense, stopped the Crusaders cold. Leading 12-0 at halftime, the Bulldogs exploded in the second half to score 25 points, and the first victory in I8 long games. LAWRENCE O CONY 33 On Friday night, October 2, the Bulldogs traveled to Augusta to play the Cony Rams in the second night game of the season. Although they had high hopes of upsetting the Rams, they were beaten 33-0. Playing an outstanding game for Lawrence in defeat were Tommy Ross, Happy Grenier, and Don Bowman. 21 T. Ross W, Wilson C. Ronco F D, Perry P. Pollard S55 .F L f , - M Y :K fn, R' ' 3,- W W D, Bowman W. Bowen B. Whitcomb J. Bickford Wilson Pendleton MCKeChnie h R, Bragg K. Littlefield CUHCHES H, Grenier M, Grenier D Pnnrn H. Gilley P. Dodge H. Pollard W- KQUP I I A I G. Otis I M.. .-- If' ss I .nn D- VGHZISHO R. Gethchell IIHEWEH q 0, fb, u so A .No O! -S ip ' A S' S I O' . 'F I J. 1Vl'lChZ:l61 E. Nadeau sz.. ' I UU'CHPIHIHS M- Carr M. wood R. Otis B. Brown G. Ellis I... Fortin L. Carter D. Jones K. Codk L. Salle fl Q ' ' I , I I I I A. I LAWRENCE O GARDINER 24 On Saturday, October Io, the Bulldogs of Lawrence played Gardiner in their ,second home game of the season and went to a defeat of 24-O, Outstanding on defense for Lawrence was our little veteran guard, Billy Keup, Maurice Grenier and Pete Dodge also played a fine game. LAWRENCE 6 BREWER 21 On Friday evening, October 16, the Bulldogs traveled to Brewer to play the Brewer Witches. As the half ended, the Brewer club was able to push over two touchdowns and made the extra points, the score standing 14-O. In the second half, Lawrence defenses stiffened to hold the Witches to one touchdown. Late in the fourth quarter, end Don Bowman took a pass from quarterback Phil Pollard for the Bulldogs' score. On offense, co-captain Jerrold Michael and halfback Arnold Grard were standouts. LAWRENCE 6 SKOWHEGAN 24 On October 24 the Bulldogs played Skowhegan in their third home game of the season and were defeated 24-6. The first half was controlled by the Indians. ln the second half, however, the Bulldogs played them on even terms with each team scoring once. In the backfield the running of Bobby Bragg, Maurice Grenier, and Arnold Grard was sensational. The line play of co-captain Jerry Michael and Billy Keup was also brilliant LAWRENCE 7 WATERVILLE 13 On October 31 the Bulldogs traveled to Waterville to play their arch-rivals, the Purple Panthers. Both teams were evenly matched, and neither scored in the first period. The second period was the same with the exception of Waterville's scoring late in the period to push Waterville out in front by six points. ln the second half both teams scored once, Waterville scoring in the third frame, and Lawrence in the fourth. Co-captain Phil Pollard scooted around his own left end for the Bulldogs' score, with Bob Bragg rushing the extra point. LAWRENCE 7 WINSLOW 21 On November 9 the Lawrence Bulldogs closed their season by dropping a 2l-7 decision to Winslow. Offensively, the running of the second-string backfield composed of Ralph Ronco, Herbert Gilley, and Kenny Littlefield was on the bright side. Playing a fine game defensively were co-captain Jerry Michael, Keith Cook, Harry Pollard, and Billy Wilson. Overall, the Bulldogs had a fair season. 5 'l'3'3' 5 Q, .Sir ia l '95 ?' mi ' A 3, ' 0, - Al t g 55,1 I cy . A i - x ' 4 I . .- ,af ' . , Q, X00 X13 CHEELI3 Marie Walllquist dw .QA A .cox O Lf L 013,011 LEHDEHS Mar Alhcrta Adams x r Gwendolyn Foster agen, 10 We K FRONT ROW: D. Williams, R. Herard, C. Williams, L. Gousse, R. McFarland, R. Paquette, P. Getchell, SECOND ROW: Mr. Marshall QCoachJ, W. Turner, W. Leighton, M. Dostie, L. Barker, R. Leary, Robert Leary, R. Bishop, THIRD ROW: D. Longstaff, R. Clark, D. Cole, Manager. x My Q, x K ., X ...Q 5, - CROSS-COUNTRY TRACK SCHEDULE 1953 October 8 at Waterville: Lawrence 60, Waterville 24, Winslow 58 October 9 at Hartland: Lawrence 85, Waterville 19, Hartland 76, East Corinth 115 October l4 at MCI: Lawrence 29, MCI 27 October 19 at Lawrence: Lawrence 45, Waterville 19 October 23 at Hartland: Lawrence 53, Lee 17, Hartland 62 October 28 at University of Maine: Lawrence placed lOth out of 22 schools entered. November 2 at Lawrence: Lawrence 18, Cony 57 November 6 at Lawrence: Lawrence 22, Colby Sophomores, Freshmen 34 November ll at Augusta, Kennebec Valley Conference Meet: Lawrence 46, Waterville 22, Winslow ll8, Cony 211 November November November During second , or 12 at Lawrence: Cross Country Team of Lawrence 15, Football Squad of Lawrence 61 lg at Colby: Lawrence 27, Waterville 41, Colby 60 13 at Colby: Lawrence Undergraduates 25, Waterville Undergraduates 30 the 1953 season the cross country track team won four out of eleven meets and placed better, in seven out of twelve meets. 26 BUUS' JUHIUH VHHSITU BHSHETBHLL Coach Wilson FIRST ROW: Manager, R. Craig, C. Williams D le ry ll, Femald, P. Getclrell, D. Mosher, F. Johnson Mana ger, M, Herron. SECOND ROW: P. Dodge, L Gousse ll. Carroll, B, Wliitcomb, R. Moody, R. Clark R Brain, The 1953-54 Junior Varsity Basket ball Team enjoyed one of the best sea sons in recent years. Starting off slow ly, the boys won only five of their first eleven startsg however, due to Mr U11 son's excellent coaching, they finished the latter half of the season by winning their last eight straight. Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Scores Waterville Ca rdine r Williams Coburn Winslow Williarns Cony Crosby Madison Skowhegan John Bapst Winslow Madison Cony Coburn Skowhegan Waterville Crosby Ca rdine r 0 6650 sous' VHHSHU BHSHETBHLL N if 1 Philip Pollard Coach Pendleton FIRST ROW: E. Nadeau, A. Wilson, W. Wilson, P, Pollard, D. Williams, I. Burke, SECOND ROW: Manager, A, Grard, T. Ross, M, Grenier, D. Bowman, R. Maclfarland, R. Hunt ' 4, . ,ff-' SQ, The Lawrence Bulldogs closed out the season with a record of 7 wins and l0 losses. There was a considerable improvement this year, and we hope for an even more successfulteaninextyear. Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence SCORES Manager: Arnold Grard VVaterviHe Gardiner Oakland Winslow Oakland Cony Belfast bAadison Skowhegan John Bapst Gardiner VVinslowf hdadison Conv Skowhegan Waterville Belfast Mac McFarland Don Bowman Dickie Hunt Tom Ross Maurice Grcnier Archie Wilson BHSE The Lawrence High School baseball team of l953 ended the season with a record of nine wins as against only six losses. It was one of the best records that Lawrence has had in a long time. During the season the Bulldogs won two playoff games and played Ellsworth High School in the quarter- final game of the State Principals' Association playoffs. The Bulldogs lost to the Eagles 4-1, having put up a terrific battle. After getting away to a slow start, the Bulldogs came back and won seven games in a row before bowing to a strong Cony High School team SCORES Lawrence 6 -- Skowhegan 8 Lawrence 6 -- Winslow 7 ' Lawrence 3 -- Gardiner 5 Lawrence 5 -- Cony 7 Lawrence 16 -- Madison 15 Lawrence 2 -- Skowhegan l Lawrence 6 -- Waterville 3 Lawrence 8 -- Winslow 4 Lawrence 8 -- Winslow 5 fplayoffj FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: H, Fernald, R, Hunt, J, Veilleux, P, Pollard, A, Grard, M, Grenier, D. Mosley, K. Spencer. SECOND ROW: O. Bray, R, Moody, T, Ross, D. Bowman, D, Perry, E, Grant, C, Williams, D. Williams, R, Kinney, THIRD ROW: D, Mosher, C. Goodwin, G, Ellis, W, Bowen, F, Johnson, R. Bragg, M, Wood, Coach Wilson, BHll The Lawrence squad was presented a cup at the end of season, having won the Tri-County-Championship. ln the Kennebec Valley Conference, our team ended up in a tie for third place with a record of seven wins and five losses. During the season we also beat our arch rival, Waterville, twice to make it four straight wins over them in the last two years. The success of our season was due to the clutch pitching, to the hitting ability of the entire team, and to the hard work of our fine coach, Merrill Wilson. SCORES Lawrence ll-Gardiner 5 Lawrence 8--Madison 0 Lawrence O--Cony 2 Lawrence 6 --Skowhegan 3 fPlayoffl Lawrence 9--Waterville 6 Lawrence l--Ellsworth 4 fSemi-final game of State Principals' As- sociation baseball p1ayoff.l Sponsored by The NEW VERZONPS RESTAURANT GIRLS' VHHSITU BHSHETBHLL KNEELING C Cyr C. Dyer. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Beckwith, N. Hunter E Kent C O Blems F Reed T Osborne, T. Nelson, C. King, D, Bishop, M. King, G. Caldwell M Rollins SCORES The Varsity Team won 7 out of l2 games this year, and they also won the Somerset Triangular League Trophy. The scores were as follows Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Belfa st Williams Coburn Winslow Belfast Williams Madison Skowhegan Winslow Madison Skowhe gan Alumnae GIRLS' JH. VHHSITU BHSHETBHH FIRST ROW: C. Crowell, C. LaPointe, P, Libby, W. Mosher, B. Dickey, J. Crosby J. Shorey, SECOND ROW L. Thompson, J. Holmes, P. Guite, E. Thibodeau, S. Sampson, A. Patrick, J. Hunter. SCORES The Girls' Junior Varsity Team went all the way this year for an undefeated season. The scores were as follows: Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence I9 35 22 go 24 41 22 42 MANAGERS with Oakland Winslow Williams Madison Skowhegan Winslow Madison Skowhcgan COACH WEINHOLD Carolyn Morin, Marilyn Roberts, Coach Wcinhold, Joanne Scpa. Sl IU TB President Vice -Presid ent Secretary Treasurer Chaplin Assistant Officer GIRLS' HTHLETIC HSSUCIHTIUH AN ACTTVE BODY MAKES AN ACTIVE MIND The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote better sportsmanship, citizenship, and leadership. OF FIC ERS Jeanette Beckwith Joyce Grant Patricia Mayo Carolyn Duplessis Evelyn Kent Ann King C LASS REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: R. Paquette, H. Fernald, C. Williams, D. Perry, R. Herard. SECOND ROW W. Wilson, W, Keup, D. Williams, P. Pollard, T. Ross, J, Michael, A, Grard, R McFarland. THIRD ROW: D Veneziano, H. Grenier, J. Burke, J. Bickford, E, Nadewn D. Bowman, P. Getchell, M. Grenier, R. Hunt. FOURTH ROW: G. Ellis, L. Gousse W. Bowen, D. Cole, B. Brown, K. Cook, R. Bragg, K. Spencer, Mr, Pendleton, 1 4 gg KWH QW mg f-J-f, x KKK K X R P C' f 1, 1. Aix ! xx XN X Xwyx yXXYjXi' NRA XX 4 1 X XX X -' X x K ' EXW ji' O Ami? . rr 1 f 1 VIOLINS Harriet Hunter William Marquis CELLO Joyce Dionne FLUTE Winnifred Mosher Senior Play Christmas Program Junior Readings Hit Parade UHCHESIHH C LARINE TS Nancy Crummett .Ioan Hunte r Nancy Hunter Barbara Sears CORONETS Paul Getchell Allan Gifford David Williams ACTIVITIES .xv Ja SAXAPHONE Gloria Salley PERCUSSION Arthur Eme ry PIANO Ma rlene Pelle-rin Michael Herron H ' J TROMBONES Joan Marcia Suzan Taylor BASE VIOLIN Robert Viles DIRECTOR Mrs. Smith Somerset County Teachers' Convention Eastern Maine Music Festival Commencement Exercises i .. J fir. ff 'El S Xggpf JUS? BLEE CLUB At the beginning of the year, Tuesday of each week was devoted to voice placement. Later the following officers were chosen: President . ,.,...,,,, David Williams Vice-President , , Gloria McAleer Secretary , , , Winnifred Mosher Treasurer , , , Carol O'Blenis Librarians . . . . , ,Theresa Roy Charles Williams Executive Committee . . Frederick Wood Michael He rron Louise Cuyler The Cflee Club presented its annual Christmas program with David Williams acting as narrator. The program consisted of solos and group singing. American Composers of the Twentieth Century was the theme of the annual Hit Parade which was presented in April, The program consisted of selections from the scrapbook of .Terohme Kerne, Irving Berlin, Richard Rogers, Vincent Yoeman, Cole Porter, Victor Herbert, and many others . As an added attraction there were a few novelty numbers. On May 15 the chorus attended the Eastern Maine festival, which was held at Farmington. Seven members of the chorus were chosen to represent Lawrence at the K. V. Concert. 36 X Q Q K NN 5 U f Y ,. 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'Ab X- ggi 1,91 Frederick Wood IHEIHBERS UF lHlUHEIl0i HIGH SGHUUL BHIIU FLUTE Winnifred Mosher CLARINETS Carole Cyr Nancy Hunter Joan Hunter Barbara Sears Annette Joler Camilla Dyer Joan Crabtree Carlene Pelky Theresa Roy Nancy Crummett Jacqueline Hawes Gwendolyn Knights Theresa Paridis Charles Williams BARITONES CORNETS Paul Getchel Althea Carter Jeannette Bridges Sheila Sampson Allan Gifford David Williams Howard Carroll HORNS Shirley Baker Ca rolyn Emery Cha rlene Robe rtson Judith Hunter TROMBONES Joan Marcia Linda Julia Susan Taylor Gerald Hilyard Donald Veneziano BASSES Joyce Dionne Harriet Hunter DRUMS Marlene Pellerin Michael Herron Paul Currier Salley Pickering Joan Philbrick Florence Reed Evelyn Kent MAJORETTES Jeannette Beckwith Beverly Nimon Carolyn Morin Carol Spencer Patricia Mayo Constance Crowell Ma rilyn Robe rts Frank Weston L. H. S. BAND The band started off in full swing this year with a very good representation. Last year our band had the honor of being the best concert band in the state, and it looks as if it might be as promising this year. Band Activities Football games Rallies P. T. A. Minstrel Pops Concert X N ' K. V. Concerts X ll 1 Spring Concert X ff X A11-State Exchange Concert, Newburyport, Massachusetts X Eastern Maine Music Festival, Farmington - - Z x H.V.GHUUPS CHORUS, FIRST ROW: F. Weston, G. McAleer, W, Marquis, P. Cain, C. Williams, A. Ioler, R. Reid. SECOND ROW, ORCHESTRA: H. Hunter, J. Dionne, R. Viles, S. Taylor, J. Marcia, Hll STHTE FESTIVHL FIRST ROW: B. Sears, N. Hunter, J. Hunter, C. Cyr, SECOND ROW: F. Wood, P. Getchell, G. Salley, W. Mosher, A. Gifford. I f T T t z i FIRST ROW: B. Sears, C. Pelkey, N. Crunimctt, C. Dyer, C. Cyr, I. Crabtree. SECOND ROW: M, Herron, W. Mosher, N. Hunter, A, Gifford, F. Wood, P. Getchell, L. Julia, J. Hunter, ie +L! Y FIRST ROW, ORCHESTRA: R. Viles, M. Pellerin, il. Hunter, J. Dionne. SECOND ROW, CHORUS: C. Wil- iams, W. Marquis, G. McA1eer, A. Ioler, F. Weston D, Williams. SEHl0B PLHU JUIIIUH IHISS Harry Graves . Joe .... Grace Graves . Hilda .... Lois Graves . Judy Graves . Fuffy Adams . J. B. Curtis. . Ellen Curtis . Willis Reynolds . Barlow Adams . Western Union Boy Merrill Feurbach . Sterling Brown . Albert Kunody . . Tommy Arbuckle . Charles .... Henry .... Haskell Cummings Ronald Smith Edward DeRaps Patricia Cain Priscilla Witham Beverly Nimon . Joanne Sepa .Carolyn Morin Bradford Brown Pauline Mathieu David Williams .Arthur Emery William Marquis . Robert Viles . ,Walter Dale Pendleton Hamm Jerrold Michael , Melvin Carr Perley LeClair . Oliver Bray PRODUCTION STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER-J. Shorey. TICKETS-M. Bishop, C. Nutt, G. Patrick, F. Wood. HOUSE MANAGER-L. Provost. USHERS-C. Spencer, A. Adams, M. Wahlquist, W. Ke-up A. Grard, W. Richards. STAGE MANAGERS-M. Carr, P. LeClair. SCENE BUILDERS- M. Carr, P. LeClair. SCENE DECORATORS-M. Reed, M. Hood, Mr. Rollins, P. LeClair. PROPERTIES-C. Dyer, C. Cyr, G. McAleer. CALL GIRL-G. McAleer. SOUND AFFECTS-A. Emery. UNDERSTUDIES-A. Joler, P. Hamm. DIRECTOR- Miss Gertrude Cleveland. UNE-HCT PLHU LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerrold Michael, Frederick Wood, Robert Viles fUnder- studyj, Bradford Brown, William Keup. The One-Act Play Conte st was held at Waterville High School, March 23. Four schools participated--Newport, Unity, Waterville, and Law- rence. MINOR MIRACLE, a drama by Verne Powers, was presented by Lawrence High, Mrs. Cecilia Thyng was make-up artist, Mr, Ken neth Walton worked with the stage and property managers, and Mrs. Alice Brown was the director. Jordan .... . Bradford Brown Hale , . . Frederick Wood McClane . . .William Keup LG-SiOS ...... .Ierrold Michael PRODUCT ION ST AFF LEFT TO RIGHT: David Whitcomb, Michael Herron, Walter Dale, Wesley Leighton, Arthur Emery. fo f J X Z' ' W . ,-1' i lAmvmxel C!l0Pf6fil Rl HI OFFICERS EFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Libby, Secretary, Priscilla Witham, 'reasurcrg Roberta Craig, Presidentg Susan Taylor, Chaplain, Janne Philbrick, Vice-President, V LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Holmes, B, Dickey, K, Fernald, J, Hunter, Mrs, John Lawry, J, Crosb , N, Hunter, S, Cook, J, Hunter, LEFT TO RIGHT: G, Knights, Mrs, Henderson, W, Mosher ' S, Sampson, C, Duplessie, E, Gifford, Miss Millett, I, EVENTS LeC1air September--Hare and Hound Chase October--Hallowe'en Dance November--Installation December--Christmas Party January--Tri-Hi-Y Council February--Valentine Party I March--Tri-Hi-Y Legislature April--Easter Program I May--World Wide Youth Day June--Annual Meeting Party for Seniors i or K l' l STUDENT BUUHCIL SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Morin, F. Wood, Mr. Kelley. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Dyer, T, Paquette, M, Belanger, W. Keup, J, Grant, P, Cain, W, Mowher, G, Michael, R, Pellerin, STUDENT COUNCIL Our Student Council is one of the more active and best functioning organizations in school. The Student Council has probably done more for Lawrence High School than any other organization. The members have sponsored several dances, a successful traffic program, and a magazine campaign to raise money for insufficient sports funds. Two successful dances that were held were the Twirp Dance and the Christmas Dance. Another event that the Student Council sponsored was the annual Ecnerwal Fair to which every student looks forward. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Frederick Wood VICE-PRESIDENT Carolyn Morin SECRETARY-TREASURER Patricia Cain FACULTY ADVISOR Mr. Kelley MEMBERS Camilla Dyer Roger Pellerin Jerrold Michael Winnifred Mosher ' Marilyn Belanger William Keup Joyce Grant 44 Thomas Paquette fljljllf fllmlli lf flflfllll i FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: F, Tozier, H, Lovejoy, qChaplainJ, H, Grenier, D. Bowman, qkeporterj, W. Richards, fPresidentJ, F. Fish, fVice-Presidentj, E. Barnard, fTreasurerj, P. Currier, qSecretaryJ, F, Kramer, SECOND ROW: W, Sabins, R, Wilson, G. McNalley, M, Little, L, Carter, L, Fortin, D, Jones, E, Tardiff, L, Salley, L, Bugbee, E, Carter. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hazen, W, Bickford, P, Mushero, J, Lewis, C, Goodwin, A, Larracey, K, Richards, K, Chamberlain, G, Larsen, E, Geary, R, Violette, All students taking vocational agriculture are full-pledged members of The Future Farmers of America. Winthrop Richards, Franklin Kramer, and Paul Currier worked with Dr. Alton Richardson testing cattle for tuberculosis. Everett Barnard took second prize in the Central Maine Electrical Contest. In March twenty-seven members with their advisor attended a banquet at the University of Maine. At the District Contest held at Unity, the Lawrence Chapter placed first. Wendell Bickford won first prize in rope work. ln May a Father, Mother, and Son Banquet was held jointly with the Future Homemakers of America. Supervised Farm Practice Certificates were awarded boys having the best project for the year, Winthrop Richards received his State Farmer Degree. Wendell Bickford won first place in rope-splicing at the State Convention at the University of Maine. Lawrence Fish, Frederick Fish, Franklin Kramer, Winthrop Richards, Frank Tozier, and Douglas Shores exhibited twenty-three head of cattle at the Windsor Fair. Wendell Bickford, Paul Mushero, Douglas Shores, Frank Tozier, Winthrop Richards, Franklin Kramer, Frederick Fish, and Lawrence Fish exhibited twenty-nine head of dairy cattle at Skowhegan State Fair, Nine members and Mr, Hazen drove to the National Convention, Kansas City, Missouri, on a tvvelve-day trip and traveled about four thousand miles, In the County Soil Conservation Essay Contest, Paul Currier won first place and was awarded 515, Frederick Fish placed third. Members of the Methodist Church of Fairfield Center served a banquet to thirty-five of our boys in appreci- ation for the landscaping-a project accomplished by the group. At the Farmers' Fair held at Orono, Franklin Kramer took second place judging sheep, and Everett Barnard took first place judging apples, The Lawrence Chapter team placed second in the contest, The death of Warren Wade was a great loss to the Lawrence Chapter, for Warren was a well-liked and active member of our organization, FUTURE HUIHEHIHHEHS UF HIHERICH SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Greenlaw, M. Hood, S. Abbott, K, Martin, Miss Millett, P, Libby, M. Reed, P. Grard. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Hutchins, M. Chase. I. Crosby, L, Wheelock, R. Wade, I. Holmes, B, Davis, C. Davis. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA This is our second year for the Future Homemakers of America in Lawrence High School, Our first meeting was held in October, at which time the plans for the year were made, and the following officers were elected and in- stalled in January: President Phyllis Libby Vice-President Kathleen Martin Secretary Patricia Grard Treasurer Martha Reed Reporter Sharon Abbott Parliamentarian Dyla Greenlaw Historian Marlene Hood Advisor Miss Wahneta Millett Two successful candy sales helped boost the treasury. In March we made an Easter outfit for a four-year-old girl. The clothes were given to a worthy child. We made a cloth scrapbook for children in a local hospital. As a group, by our deeds we have tried to stress one purpose of the program for the Future Homemakers of Americag that iS, To CII- courage democracy in home and community life. At the end of the year, members who had faithfully followed the merit system set up by our club received as a reward the F,H,A. pin. 3' if M HHTIUHHI HUHUH SUCIETU , 1 SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Arnold Grard, Althea Carter, David Williams, Audrey Alley, Patricia Cain, William Witham. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlene Pgllerin, Winthrop Richards, Marilyn Salley, Gertrude Patrick, Bradford Brown, Joan Hunter, Nancy Hunter, Eighteen members of the Senior Class and thirteen members of the Junior Class who were eligible for election to the Honor Society were entertained at a tea given by Audrey Alley and David Williams on Febru ary seventeenth. The following Friday seven members of the Senior Class and four members of the Junior Class were tapped as initiates to the Honor Society. These students were selected because of outstanding character, scholarship, leadership, and service. ll. H. R. CHHDIDHH Each year the Silence Howard Hayden Chapter of the D.A.R. awards a medal to one of our senior girls. In order to qualify, a girl must excel in these qualities- dependability, success, leadership, and patriotism. The Senior Class votes for three girls who best typify these qualities. The faculty then chooses one from the three. This year the girl chosen to receive the medal and to y represent Lawrence High School was Miss Mary Blodgett. MARY BLODCETT .iununa spfamns ccnrfsr SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Diana Cloutier, Mrs. Thyng, faculty advisor, Carol O'Blenis, Marlene Pellerin. STANDING: Dean Stewart, Bradford Brown, Ronald Smith, Roger Pellerin. The 1954 Junior Readings were held in the Lawrence High School Auditorium on Thursday, February ll, at 7 :30 in the evening. Eight members of the Junior Class were chosen to participate. Dramatic selections were given to Ronald Smith, Carole 0'Blenis, and Diana Cloutierg orations, by Bradford Brown and Dean Stewartg and humorous readings were given by Joanne Philbrick, Marlene Pellerin, and Roger Pellerin. All selections were very well-done to the credit of Mrs. Cecilia Thyng, our faculty advisor. The first prize was won by Bradford Brown with The Dream g Carol O'Blenis won second prize with Overdose g and Marlene Pellerin took third prize with the selection One Sunday Afternoon. The orchestra, under the direction of Mrs. Gertrude Smith, provided music. We also enjoyed a cornet solo by Paul Getchell, a member of the Junior Class. 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QW X n A fR .J,,, fLZffma3A Mary Anderson Mary Bishop Joseph Blakney Velma fBlodgettJ Wills Ross Brown Joyce Caldwell John Cameron Lois Campbell Robert Colson James Crosby Gwendolyn fDoodyJ Scott William Dyer Elizabeth Ellis Gailene Emery Norma Emery Philip Emery Raymond Evers Margaret Ferland Lawrence Fish Patricia French Judith Fuller Richard Fuller Jean Gilbert Donna Giroux Richard Gilbert Everett Grant lrene Grant John Hamlin Grace Herard Harry Julia Robert Kinne Richard Larsen Wilton Larsen Leroy Littlefield Sheila Lawry Jane Maddocks Mayna Mithee Margaret Mosher Robert Matthews David Mosley George Myron Dorothy fOrchardJ Hurd Maurice Paradis Janice Peters Lorraine Phillis Joan Poulin Denise fProvostJ LaCroix Lawrence Ronco Douglas Shores Nancy Spaulding Geraldine St. Amand Richard Tejedor Joyce QTotmanJ Dyer Mary Lou Tozier Julian Veilleux Barbara Vigue Neil Wade Richard Wade CLASS OF 1953 Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield Mercer Benton F air field Fairfield Bangor Benton Benton Fairfield Fairfield Orono Fair field Fairfield Orono Fairfield Boston, Mass. Benton Fairfield Fairfield Center Fairfield Center Fairfield Fairfield F airfield Fairfield Fairfield Larone Fairfield Hanover, N . H. Fairfield Larone Larone Benton Bangor Fairfield Oakland Orono Orono Orono Fairfield Brockton, Mass. Virginia Orono Fairfield Boston, Mass. Oakland Fairfield Center Benton Benton Orono Castine Fairfield Farmington Fairfield Farmington Benton Benton State Theater Thomas Business College Farming Norridgewock Shoe Shop Farming Montgomery Wards Colby College Eastern Maine General Pinecrest Hatchery Thomas Business College Housewife Ray Pape University of Maine Hathaway 's At Home University of Maine Hathaway 's Boston University Farming Thomas Business College WTVL Farming Office of Dr. Champlin Office of Dr. Poirier Farming H 8s W World Insurance Co. Morissette Movers Hathaway 's Dartmouth College Harris Baking Co. Farming Ben Franklin Store Pinecrest Hatchery Eastern Maine General Colby College Office Work University of Maine University of Maine University of Maine Filling Station Housewife Army University of Maine Fairfield Dry Cleaners Holy Ghost Hospital Housewife Morissette Movers Farming At Home University of Maine Maine Maritime Housewife State Teachers College Violette Contractors State Teachers College H 85 W Pinecrest Hatcherv Brian Ware Helen Whitney Charles Witham Noreen Wood Warren Wilson CLASS OF 1953 Fairfield Fairfield Fairfield mP Northa Fairfield ,-,,4,,, Harris Baking Co. LaVerdiere 's Drug Store Harris Bakery ton, Mass. Smith College Fitzpatrick Dairy XX J awfff' 1 ff im J. B. DONNELLY QUALITY HARDWARE Window G1 E1 ctri S p Ke t Odorless Pa H es-Farm Suppli airfield, Maine T Iephone-14 For N When It Is N Read Th WATERVILLE MORNING SENTINEL H. L. DURRELL Distributor of Cain's Mayonnaise Tel. Waterville 2.377-W I. A. MOODY Fine Diamonds at Fair Prices Tel. 2l0 Waterville, Maine r GENUINE DAIRY QUEEN Tastes Better Cones, Sundaes, Shakes Malts, Pints gl Quarts 161-A-College Ave, Waterville, Maine Compliments of EMERY'S DRY GOODS STORE Fairfield, Maine Compliments of DR. SAVAGE Fairfield, Maine Compliments of AL COREY MUSIC CENTER I Compliments of State Theatre Opera House Winslow Drive-In Lockwood 8: Gordon Enterprises, Inc. Compliments of MARY'S BEAUTY SHO 159 Main St. Fairfield, Maine Proprietor Mary Dorit' W, W. BERRY 8: COMPANY Stationers School and Office Equipment 170 Main Street Waterville, Maine Compliments of 1.i:oJ1xrii4:p1ii1il1eIY,Si1'cii31F STMEIFIIIIESXITLNLBERY Jeweler Waterville, Maine 145 Main street Hlgfatervmeg Waterville, Maine lamond Headqua rters ' ' Compliments of WATERVILLE SAVING BANK 182 Main Street Waterville, Maine Compliments FAIRFIELD LUMBER COMPANY I..EVINE'S The Store For Men 8: Boys Home of Arrow and Botany Wate rville , Maine STERNS Wate rville - - Skowhegan The Sto re of Famous Brands Flowers For Every Oc ca sion SEBASTICOOK C1 reen House s Benton Tel. Fairfield 17-Z J. B. FRIEI.. CO. Insurance Waterville, Maine ZZ Common Street Tel. 1-I be fable Studio IC li Famous For Life-Like Portraits 68 Main Street Telephone 486 Waterville, Maine ARNOLD'S HARDWARE MERCHANTS Supplies For Mills, Painters and Contractors. Telephone 450 Waterville , Maine Compliments of LEME LIN BROS. Cards Gifts M. J. MULLEN ROLAND MICHAUD JEWELER Watches Jeweler Diamonds 50 Main sf. Jewelry Waterville, Maine Fairfield Compliments of F. E. TOULOUSE JR D.D.S. 145 Main Street Waterville, Me. Telephone 71 Compliments of C. F. HATHAWAY COMPANY THE NEW PURITAN RESTAURANT INC. Waterville, Maine Tel. 201 151 Main St. All electric cooking. Our kitchen is open for inspection at all times. FAIRFIELD C REAMERY COMPANY Home of Pine- Cone Ice Cream Telephone 139 Fairfield, Maine LAWRY BROTHERS COMPANY Complete House Furnishers And Morticians Electric Appliances Tel. 33-4--33-12 33-11 Fairfield, Mailie The Yardgoods Center Home of Sewing Needs Fabrics, Drapery, Yarns, Slip Covers, Notions 5 Silver Street Waterville, Maine M. G. MORRISSETTE 8: SONS Local and Nationwide Moving 8: Storage 72 Elm Street, Waterville, Maine Tel. 916 Branch Office Main Street Presque Isle, Maine Tel. 6681 12. Valley Avenuen Bangor, Maine rei. 34661 MERRILL 8: MAYO BROWN'S BARBER INC. SHOP BELANGER BROS' Wirthmore Feeds James Brown MARKET Sr , , Grain-Flour Amen Henderson We Will Appreciate BHIJDCTS Sugar-Salt 138 Main Street Fairfield, Maine Your Patrona ge Telephone 198 Waterville, Maine Shell Products Goodyear Products Ferris Bros. Garage WILLYS SALES 8: SERVICES Front St. Waterville, Maine Tel. 81901 W. A. ARCHER JEWELRY Fairfield, Maine JOSEPH'S CLOTHING STORE Ultra Smart Styles For The Young Man From Lad to Dad And Footwear for All Tel. 6 -ll Fairfield, Maine Compliments of SAMPSON'S SUPER MARKET Colle ge Avenue Wate rville , Maine 1 ' r Call or Write Clyde H. Getchell R. F. D. +111 Waterville, Maine Tel. 1055-W1 Builder of better farm buildings. Sell and install barn equip ment, ventilation, and There is Always a Demand for Well- Trained Secretaries and Accountants THOMAS BUSINESS COLLEGE National Association and Council of Business Schools New England Business College Association For Catalogue and Other Information Call or Write lightning rod systems. 165 Main Street Waterville, Maine Hande r Silos. Telephone 3 62 -R GUSTAFSON'S MARKET Choice Meats Complete Food Service Free delivery Phone 1488 10 Kelsey Street Waterville, Me. Your Friendly Grocer Compliments of ALFRED JOHNSTON D. M. D. JACKSON'S DAIRY FARM Homoginized Vitamin D Milk JACKSON DAIRY FARM INC. PURELAC DAIRY PRODUCTS INC. Phone--2410-92.5 Store Tel. 159-2 Res. Tel. 159-3 cRocKER's RADIO at TV BARBARPUS Television BEAUTY SHOP Sales, Services, and Installation Benton Tel. Fairfield 132 Main sf. 1584 Ernest Crocker, Jr. Fairfield, Me. Where the best is bought For Less Leo 8s Jerrold Rancourt, Prop. L 851 AUTO SALES Used cars bought and sold Phone 2300 2813-K Terms, Trades, Wholesale Retail 208 College Avenue Waterville, Maine LT. C. GILBERT Groceries, Meats and Provisions Tel. 298 and 299 Fairfield, Maine DAKIN SPORTING GOODS Supplies for Hunter, Camper Athlete, Fisherman Cameras Gun and Camera Repair 67-69 Temple Street Wate rville , Ma ine Harris Better Bread An Investment in Good Health HARRIS BAKING CO. Waterville, Maine Compliments of tr,,,r,,,,,,,,,:: ggi p N ,S .,.. DES az GENE'S MARKET Groceries, Meat, Provisions Telephone 308 Delivery Fairfield, Maine For Service Dependability and Quality DEXTER'S DRUG STORES, INC. Robert A. Dexte r, Prop. Tel. 363-W Nite Calls 363-R Z Clinton Ave. Winslow Maine 84 Elm St Waterville, Me. Shop at Sears and Save ROLLINS at DUNHAM CO. Housewares Hardware Appliance Telephone 2120 Z9 Front Street Fairfield, Maine Compliments of ELM CITY TOBACCO and Confectionery Co., Inc. Waterville, Maine VX CENTRAL MAINE MOTORS INC. 198 College Ave. CADILLAC AND PONTIAC Sale s Se rvice Phone 650W Compliments FAIRFIELD Compliments of of DRY CLEANERS GREENLAWS W. F. KIERSTEAD D.M.D. Te1ephQ-me 375 HOME MADE CANDY 8: Will Call and Deliver Fairfield Maine E. S. KIERSTEAD D.M.D. WATERVILLE G' S' FIECSOD CO' AUTO SALES Coal-Oil FLO'S GREENHOUSES Ford and Mercury 10 Charles St. Waterville Tel. 33 Building Supplies Telephone 840 Waterville, Maine Tel. 844 168 Silver St Waterville, Maine GRONDINS CERTIFIED CLEANERS Roy Bros. 7 lf2 Ticonic Street Wate rville , Maine Compliments of RENAUD'S .IEWELER Prop., R. C. Guite 20 Chaplain Street Waterville, Maine 7, , W, Compliments of FAIRFIELD 5C to 51.00 STORE 58 Main Street Fairfield, Maine NOYES STOVE COMPANY, INC. Hotpoint Appliances Gas and Electric Ranges Telephone 76 0 Thanks to the many Seniors who patiently waited while we moved to our new modern quarters on College Avenue. Happy we could serve you. Good luck in the future. Marty 8: Russ Longley longley Sfudlb fFormerly Royal Studio, 82 College Avenue Waterville, Maine V Tel. l557 L. Ml ul CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY REDDY KILOWATT HERMAN BROWN Insurance and Real Estate Telephone 76-3 166 Main Street Fairfield, Maine W. S. PILLSBURY 8: SON Complete Farm Equipment Compliments of Brooks Tire Company Telephone 7 or 8 SPRING BROOK ICE AND FUEL CO. Coal---Bottle Gas---Ice Fuel and Range Oil 12 Sanger Avenue Waterville, Maine Sunrise Lunch Special - Dinners O and Lunches Fairfield, Maine Compliments of FEDERAL TRUST COMPANY 33 Main Street Waterville, Maine A Friendly Institution A Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of A. M. DRUMMOND 8: CO. Rheba C. Terry General Insurance 173 Main St. Waterville, Maine Telephone 1418 L.. ADMOR CLEANERS 8: DYERS Shoe Repairing 156-158 Main Street Waterville, Maine Compliments of BECHARD'S MOTOR co. Your Dodge 8: Plymouth Dealer Telephone 866 Z0 Charles St. Waterville, Maine Compliments of SEALTEST ICE CREAM Wate rville, Maine Compliments of GALLERT SHOE STORE 51 Main Street Waterville, Maine WATERVILLE HARDWARE gl Compliments of PLUMBING PINELAND SUPPLY CO. Q11-I CQ. Painting gl 95 College Avenue Electrical SUPPHSS Waterville, Maine Z0 Main Street Waterville, Maine HAROLD W. KIMBALL CO. Telephone 281 Zl Silver Street Waterville, Maine EVELYN CARDIN Quality Women's Wea 1' Telephone 3 94-W Waterville, Maine L.. W ,, THE NEW VERZONFS RESTAURANT Main Street Fairfield, Maine Specializing in all Type Sandwiches and Always First Quality Spaghetti 8: Meat Balls Compliments of Drposwons Trust cbmjpwny Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Fairfield, Maine 14 Offices in Central Maine Maine's Best LOBSTER POUND 77 College Avenue Waterville, Maine Tel. 2690 The only Place in where Lobsters are kept and cook- ed in their own salt-water Compliments of JOHN SEXTON 8: COMPANY Chicago Illinois 1 Central Maine i Compliments of The L. I-I. S. Cafeteria GOOD LUCK to the MASS Ill 1954 Av-vlxzvw-v-v-vxfw Future Farmers of America. FU! Ure Sb Qpbuj YT CXASS. ' :OW X'KenderS0n'S WS Nga. 1' ff'-1 T. ' X , xx .- fy'-fQ1i11 ' 1 j Ullef 3 .749 71 Sen! O1'T j1Uq 8 Cjass' 101618. Busy Tenth Grade Carpenters See this part herel Mr. McKechnie's Biology Class Working on a tractor in Mr. HL1ZCll'S Class. This is the dicot system. Mr. Wilson's Hca1thClass u 1 1 f X gi W6 rch for 317 explosioul .-Pgixav -QQOVWPH -5 Qviss' NRS- Twing UW l 73 T ,- sw H 0 Q s - ,S 4' , y . 1 2155? U ' Q-Sl. 1 ' 'i-isa: 2 . . Wm A 4 xi 1 . 2 f l a B We s is X :Kg ff 5.f , I V.. K V 13 ' I . 9 ' . X5 ' ff, nu, ' 155 ig, ,A V x .f 'fx f A 1 ,f .- qw Q 4 . FE' af 1 W, xp 1 av v X N QUE ' 52 1 'ff 'g ' A g l f b W -I L I gl L iZ 1 f 5 r ,uj!,a ,,,,.A ' 5 f ,K Q S4 .1-49 Q1 .W , W 1 x .ff , K Q4 ? e' if fy sl I1 N, ', f 'Q 'H 2 f Q, Q ! :mx The members of the Lawrence Lyre Staff wish to express their gratitude to all who have helped to make this Lawrence Lyre a success. We wish to give special thanks ----- To Mrs. Alice Brown, our advisor, who has giv- en so much of her time to this book, To Mr. Kelley, our principal, for his sup- port of this project. To Mr. Robert lVlcNaught for his advice and help. To Mr. Lyon and the Preble Studio for the excellent photographic service. 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