Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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r mam Falmouth, Mass., Commencement, June 13, 1933 THE STAFF: Editor-in-Chief: Walter Noyes Assistant Editor: Ralph Ingram Business Manager: Woodrow Dackson Assistant Business Manager: James W. Boyatt Directory Editor: Sophie N. Clark Statistics: Gifford Griffin CLASS ODE Tune: Dear Lord and Father of Mankind Oh Lawrence High, we leave you now, Our high school days are past. Into the world affairs anew, We launch ourselves as we leave you, To conquer and hold fast. Now as we leave you Lawrence High, We bid you fond adieu. In later years of mindful days We’ll sj ng your very well earned praise: Of happy days with you. — Ferdinand Lincoln Mills. CLASS OFFICERS Alexander Papp, Jr. Robert Leo McKenzie, Jr. Sophie Norman Clark Edward Sheehan, ’34 President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Marshall l I

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The Lawrencian SONG OF ALLEGIANCE Tune: Artillery Song. In the barges that glide, all the boys and girls that ride, To Old Lawrence are loyal and true. On the street, those who meet, and their passing comrades greet, To Old Lawrence are loyal and true. For it’s Lawrence High that we loyally stand by, Lawrence, the school for me and you; Where’er we go, you may always know, To Old Lawrence we’re loyal and true. (We are loyal) To Old Lawrence we’re loyal and true. Through the days, through the years, never mind what luck appears, To Old Lawrence we’re loyal and true. In the school, in the home, just the same where’er we roam, To Old Lawrence we’re loyal and true. For it’s Lawrence High that we loyally stand by, Lawrence, the school for me and you; Where’er we go, you may always know, To Old Lawrence we’re loyal and true. I (We are loyal) I • ’ To Old Lawrence we’re loyal and true.