Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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To grow athletically means not only to develop agility in a certain sport but also to develop a sense of teamwork and good sportsmanship. In playing any sport, one is not an individual, he is part of a team striving for the same objective. A good athlete is not only a person who is able to compete successfully but he is also a per- son who is able to gain the respect and admiration of both his teammates and his opponents. Participating actively in sports will certainly aid in developing these worthwhile traits if a sportsman is a good sport as well as an athlete.

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from the editors. . . We, the Editors of the 1961 Lawrencian, wish to express our sincere thanks to the diligent and enthusiastic members of the various yearbook staffs; to Mr. Robert Vantine, our printer ' s repre- sentative, whose interest and guidance aided us in planning the yearbook; to Mr. Paul Wasseth who so patiently untangled our prob- lems; to Mr. Thomas Desmond who spurred on the Business Staff to their tremendous financial success; to Mr. Herbert Sunderman whose artistic advice was greatly appreciated; to Sandy Buck, a freshman, who so willingly took and developed our last-minute pic- tures; to the merchants and residents of Falmouth who made gra- cious contributions; to the students of Lawrence High who purchased the yearbook; and to Mr. Russell B. Marshall who encouraged and supported our efforts. Without the interest, co-operation and guidance of these people, the Lawrencian, a memorial marking four years of educational and social growth, would never have been possible. Left to right: James Calkins, photography ed.; Judith Jaskun, literary ed.; and Prudence Pacheco, business Amend, co-editor-in-chief; Julianne MacFadden, co- manager, editor-in-chief; Jacqueline Garrett, art ed.; Patricia