Leavitt Area High School - Angelus Yearbook (Turner, ME)

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JOHN F. LEA VITT INSTITUTE FOUNDED :ass MAcMoaa4N, Hnnmsrsa TURNER CENTER. MAINE February eo, 1958 To the Members of the Class of 1958: Actually this note is for you to read years later,be- cause you may not have time now with the excitement of the new book, the rush of commencement, and the prospect of future plans. Looking through a yearbook lo immensely interestin much more kind your ng after graduation is g. Certainly the teachers appear ly than you remember them, and of course classmates have the eternal bloom of youth. Their pictures bring back a flood of long-forgotten incidents - a certain dance, basketball games, perhaps even an after- school detention. Having lived a little longer, you have forgotten the petty Joys and sorrows of everyday schoolg and you now recall the really important precepts and examples of Leavitt. Once they may have seemed hard and unreasonable, but now you find them sensible and worthwhile. Yes, you conclude as you close the book, Leavitt was the best four years of your life. Very sin ely, x.

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W JOHN F. MacMORRAN Headmaster Languages and English B. A. , Bowdoin College, M, A, , Boston University, Senior Class Ad- visorg Director of One-Act Play for State Contest. iv 12 1 RICHARD D BABB Social Studies B, A, , University of Maine, Junior Class Advisor, Varsity Baseball, Girls' Basketball. MRS LOUISE W. HAMLIN and Civics M. A. . Freshman Class 2407? fm .Xxx J fylwy'x'.' wr ff J MRS, PHYLLIS S. AMBROSE Home Economics B. S, , University of Maine, F, H, A, Advisor. OREN F. FRASER Agriculture B, S, , University of Maineg F, F, A, Advisor.