Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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1 wenty-six THE LAWRENCIAN— L948 Class Ode Music by Charlotte Marlin and Constantine Tollios Words by Phyllis Fisher Sadly we must say good-bye To you, our dear old Lawrence High. Do not think this is the end, For you will always be our friend; And though we may be far apart, You still will be deep in our hearts. We won ' t forget the days we’ve spent, Or what these years with you have meant. We shall always hold them dear, As we go on from year to year. You have helped us on our way, And now we ' ve reached this farewell day. Though we are leaving Lawrence High, Our thoughts of you will never die. All your memories, sad and gay, Will forever with us stay. And breathing now a parting sigh, We bid you all a fond good-bye.

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LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL Twenty five Henry H. Smythe Roll of Honor E ACH year two students are chosen by their classmates as the members of the senior class best exemplifying the ideals of Loyalty, Honor, and Service. The names of these students are cast in bronze on the familiar tablet on the wall at the front of the main room. This Roll of Honor was presented to Lawrence High by the late Rev. Henry H. Smythe. Chosen from the Class of 1948 to have Fenstermaker, and Robert L. Kendall, Jr. ROBER ' l L. KENDALL, JR. R OBERT, class president and co-editor of the Lawrencian. has played an active part in school activities for three years at Lawrence. He was a letterman on the Class D Champion football team for two years and a basketball and baseball candidate. He is interested in mu- sic, playing in the band and orchestra in addi- tion to singing in the Glee Club and Selected Choir. Bob represented his school at Massa- chusetts Boys’ State and on the Junior Town Meeting of the Air program. He took leading roles in the class play and the operetta. An Eagle Scout, he repre c ented Cape Cod at the International Boy Scout Jamboree in France last summer. Also an Honor Society Member, Bob plans to become a lawyer. their names on the Roil of Honor are Janet JANE 1 H. FENSTERMAKER J ANET, class secretary and co-editor of the Laivrencian. has been active in many school activities since coming to Lawrence High School as a Sophomore from Wollaston. She was a cheerleader, member of the girls’ basket- ball team, and played a leading role in the Sen- ior Class play, Little Women”. An Honor So- ciety member, Janet was chosen representative to Girls’ State. D.A.R. Pilgrim and Miss Law- rencian ”, As a Glee Club and Selected Choir member, she attended many music festivals and was in the chorus of the operetta Jewels of the Desert ”. Fond of science, Janet plans to enter training as a nurse at Massachusetts Me- morial Hosniral following graduation from Lawrence High School.

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LAWRENCE HK.H SCHOOJ I went y -seven Grad ua t i 01 1 Progra in JUNE 15, 1948 War March 01 ihl Priests School Orchestra Mendelssohn Invoc A LION The Rev. Hollis M. French Welcome Robert L. Kendall Jr. Hymn of Loyally Class of 1948 Davis- Welch CoMMENt LMEN ' i ADDRESS 1 lie Honorable Edward C. Stone My Song Olive Gaboon Charlotte Martin, Accompanist Announcement oi Commencement Awards Principal Russell B. Marshall Presentation of Diplomas Superintendent Paul Dillingham Class Ode: Words — Phyllis Fisher Music — Charlotte Martin Class of I ‘MS Constantine Tollios Class Farewell Phyllis L. fisher Benediction The Rev. Jose B. Avila Victorious Legion Marc h School Orchestra Seredy l.o y ill ) 1 1 OIIOI , ci vice