Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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The success of the Senior Class and the unity of the entire school is due primarily to the student leaders and the students who create a balance con- ducive to the spirit of cooperation, which is an indigenous quality at Law- rence High. Through such organi- zations as the Student Council and through the efforts of the class advi- sors and officers, a system of govern- ment, on which the effectiveness of the classes relies, has been successful- ly established. massmlW 4

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The strength of a nation lies in the individuality of its citizens. Only this quality can produce the original thought which sustains greatness. In Lawrence High School individuality is a recognized quality. During our years as underclassmen we moved in many different circles, uniting only for class activities. However, at the advent of our Senior year, the class of 1961 becam e more closely knit; most of the individuals contributed useful ideas and much appreciated labor to the class good. The many individuals found that they had a common bond with their classmates as they remembered the past, lived the present and looked forward to the future ' s dreams and responsibil- ities.

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Clubs and activities hold an important place in the life of each student: they are a place for meeting together with friends and enjoying oneself, but more than that, they aid in develop- ing the qualities of leadership, individuality, and fellowship. Ev- ery club must have those who lead and direct its affairs, capa- bly and effectively; is directed towards certain goals and ideals which help to develop individu- ality; provides an opportunity for students to assemble and enjoy each others company; therefore they promote fellow- ship. Through our clubs and ac- tivities we live to learn and learn to live socially. 5