Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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Seated-. Miss Charlotte Holden Mr. John B. Quick Back roil . Miss Diane Heverlv, Mr. Earl Mills. ( . to r.) : Mr. Johann Sigl, Mr. Scoba Rhodes, Mr. Willy Nielsen, Mr. Lester Silva, Mr. Antonio Souza.

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( . to r.) : Miss Eleanor Brown, Mrs. Shirley Crooks. 4rt (l to r.) : Mr. Edwin Lasak, Mrs. Ethel Duglay. ( . to r.) : Mrs. Ann Burroughs, Mr. Lewis Robinson, Mrs. Mildred Esten. SI, 0 7 ( . to r . ) : Mr. John Brann, Mr. Reuben Servis, Mr. Arthur Harper. C, om m ercici i m ll MC (l. to r.) : Miss Lucille Ogden, Mrs. Eleanor Osborne. Standing: Mr. Conrad Rossello, Seated: Mr. James Stevens.

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incijja pURPOSE is a very hard thing to define, but it is very easy to know who has it and who lacks it. One of the greatest obstacles to serious purpose today is the size and complexity to which every thing in modern life has grown. The once-rare privilege of being a high school graduate is something you now share with a million other Americans. Science, which has in the past pleased us with such things as the electric light, telephone, and television, now pre- sents us with the atom bomb and the H bomb and aspires to harness the energies of the sun. It is very easy to become lost and without purpose in such congested and fast-moving traffic. As a member of the first class to graduate from the new Lawrence High School you have a part to play, a purpose to fulfill. The enthusiasm that you apply to this purpose will determine the success you will be as a person. We hope that the inspiration of Lawrence High School has given you this pur- pose and this enthusiasm. R„.sJ( R WanUt