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Page 16 text:
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ITHIN OM This is the Lawrencian, 1959. After many months of hard work it is finished and ready for you, the class of 1959, as a momento of your four years at Lawrence High School. A complete record of your high school days is in this book. Athletics, clubs and activities appear in this book. The editors of the Lawrencian would like to congratulate you on your graduation and wish you all the best luck in the future. We would also like to include a special thanks to the Cape Cod Standard Times and the Fal- mouth Enterprize. Many of their pictures appear in this book and they helped us with many others. Three busy editors rushing to meet a deadline.
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Page 15 text:
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MR. RUSSELL MARSHALL, Principal PRINCIPAL’S M ESSAG E An increasing number of Americans are saying that in- ternational understanding is the most important subject to be taught in our schools. A few of the important reasons are the emergence of Russia as a great industrial and economic power, the growth of newly indepen- dent nations all over the globe, and the realization of life in a shrinking world with travel ant communications speedier thai ever. I recently heard Mrs. Eleano’ Roosevelt say that we must d velop our thinking on a work wide basis; we as citizens must know the cause and effect of events happening all over th world. Many of our acts as citi zens hinge upon foreign trends and events. This presents to every high school senior a CHALLENGE to continue to read, to invest! gate, and to know what is goinf on all over the world. Gradua tion from high school is the be ginning of a new field of educa tion for each of you. We at Law rence High School hope that w have challenged you to realiz the importance of continue study to accept so that you generation will be ready to met intelligently the events as the occur all over the world. 22 d I ' :
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DEDICATED TO SYDNEY ROBERTS Because you have always been a wise counsellor when we needed advice, a hard-working when we needed help, and a fair-minded teacher with quick wit and keen understand- ing of our problems, we, the graduating class of 1959, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Syd- ney Roberts. ADVISOR, TEACHER, FRIEND 4
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