Livermore Falls High School - Banner Yearbook (Livermore Falls, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1952 volume:

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Architect, Alonzo Harrimang Builder. Stewart and Williams. .SZAOOA Ll' gI eeJOI'l'l zz-:-f., 'j EV. VV . .,,... 1. ., ,MMM , ,V V ,V,, ,, ,, .W , , V V ,Sh ,W -V , V. V . ,.VV . VV .V ....,,.,,.,., .,... . , .,.. , V 1 .Www V - . .......f-sf sem- -. -, -- 1 V1 - . .1 a 4 'xr -rs 9 . 4. A ', V :fp-f my-c ' ..,,, , , c ' ,.'I5:'f'f'f:5Vif':Ii:-113:21-s YE? 1. ii ' afwwmg ' fl 9 42 ., ss--ff-. 1 i'The door to democracyf, says 1Vorld Book Encyclopedia, 'Lis unlocked by education, democracy means respect for oneself and respect for others. It means giving one an equal chance and a fair share. Education gives everyone an equal chance-the poor child, the Negro child, the child of the Mountains, , the child on the wrong side of the tracks, the one born to foreign parents. Democracy keeps our society 1 moving toward progress. It develops new frontiers of opportunity. It gives man the chance to improve his way of life, and the way 6f life of others. I Our country has a larger proportion of its young people in school to the age of eighteen than any other country in the world. This is due to public policy, both recent and of long standing. From the earliest days of the American colonies our founding fathers knew that public policy required that public schools be maintained. In 1635 the Latin School was established by a Boston town meeting. In 164-2 the General Court of Massachusetts passed a law requiring all parents and masters to teach their children and apprentices the uEnglish tongue and knowledge of the capital laws. A Franklin, Washington and Jefferson knew that a democracy demands an enlightened citizenry. 'ali , a nation expects, said Jefferson, 'to remain ignorant but free, it expects what never was, and never will bef' 1 Besides training in literature, speech, science, numbers, music, health, developing intellectual curiosity and an understanding of our social heritage, the modern high school develops many technical skills. It sponsors extra-curricular activities, safety training, cafeteria privileges. It cultivates the appreciations, It is vocation conscious. It fosters civic attitudes within the local and the world community. What kind of young people does an American high school produce? Let the pages of our 1952 year- book show one American high school with its young people. They are products of one community and its families, its teachers, its shops, its industries, its churches, its streets, its movies, and all its organizations. 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Pages 1-17 Administration and Faculty ...... ,,,,,, P ages 18-23 Seniors ......................,...........,,., ,,,,,, P ages 24-33 Underclassmen ....... ,,,,, P ages 34-41 Classrooms ....... ,,,,,, P ages 42-53 Activities ...,.. ,,,,, P ages 54-77 Sp0rtS ..... ..... P ages 78-91 Alumni .......... ..... P ages 92-95 Advertising ...... Pages 96-134 0 A , f J ff' y t if Wie sfnf li 4 if 9 ft 'ill 4 ffiitlf 5495 717 4 '4' X' 1 'WE 25 'E f 'PX il -I 7 Qf Q9 F5 rf - A 41 , V ifik s -' -2hlfS '! fi' 1' IZ, ,pffrgii f Q t Qi ss ,,-l X MVN? ,P if saw s f Q? ' K , oni3,' 'AJ VN ff , s i' 31 23-IS: S ' 'f Ja' N4 ' 1' 4 'U' W m 'Wt P K ilo - f i f n' ml li' who K X X W f ffgv 'l IAM , 6,2 fr! 2 ff 4 1 'W l ,V it ff AAS ' Q , is ' 'P 'f n 'T Q wwf P Y gW ' l ' 751 f-k: s W7!ff- Wfi2A1 i s in f t 4, , , lhgst 11.12 ui suns .111cl5L11pm1ayo111s, rua! CML-lync-0 It is thv 1-luhln-m of thu- pl'O1IliSI'Cl lzmlcl. A It IIIVZIIIS. my son. tlu- hopv of lllllllillllly. 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His folks wvrf- nobody spc-cial-- plvasant. hard-worl-Qing pvoplc' likc' inany othm-rs, No xnzittc-1' how Inixvd up things got. Alix' inudv you fu-l that thu' answvr was sonic- wherc among thosf- old rnll-S that cvcrybocly knows: no hurting, no Cheating. no fooling. Hr- was vvcrybody. grown a littlv tallvr -thi' warrn and living proof of our Amvrican faith that grvzitnf-ss Comvs out of n'w'rywlu-11: whm-n it is frm' to corn:-.U Page Six' 51'z111c111111x11111, H1111111111111-I-1-1'111z111. 1I'Ii1l-11l'17ll'NV, 11111111-1--111'1111'11. fjrofn 0r!1 our! 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Il, ,X, Xc1x'1S1-111 1111111 1111- c11ll1N1Ill1S 11r1x 111V Oo!! 106, J v1.0EllS 111151111111 1111111-111s. 1' 111181 ARB CEHQPAHY PQBUSRQSS 7 Hoxmi mum C'h2llI'Ilt2lll. Nizxrv Dark-v. Zlflllllllii 0:11-1111116111-cl P1'I'1'4'I1l S . ,telling pzxrlic'ip:1tirm hy stuclvnts in Llivifvlnrrh of Dime-s lDl'iX'4'. VYI11-n thv Pilgrims. Lhn- ci2lY2lliI'l'S. thx' piomw-rs. shun-cl thi-ii' lnsi grznins of vm-ri with vnrll othvr. wh:-ri om- mzxifs Qrif-f was thx- dm-p vonu-rn of ull. whvn thvy hm-lpn-cl 1-avh othvr tlirc-ugh pain and sorrow and x'+-joiwcl with in his Ill'iLfi1iJOl'.S job. thvy wi-rv hi-ing rvzxl .'XIIl!'l'iC'ZlI1S wh:-th:-1' thi-5' livvd in lon rnhins o1'sodCli+'S. in ll'I1lS. ur in whirl- pillmw-rl uumsioris. Sharing. srfrvirmg. loving. is thu .'xl!li'I'ii'2lIl way. and it risw hwycmrl thi- words of the- Clcmstitution ami thv Im-tu-1' of tha- law, .'1IIXLfI',U Pfilrf Page Eight si R' at . F A 1 Hull' wmidvi' why ll tmwd of high svhuul studvuts .lI't' ut 2l'l!Ill' nun' school ZIIK thci IIUU-I1 hqurf- Ili:-5' zu'-' xfziitiuu iulliuii tu mit iu th: ulnctn Xesjourc-0 uvw calm:-1'i:1. Lhnttiug ul iric-udly l2lSlllOIl. thu- tziuushi-d Studi-nts uiuw- slowly through thx- un-As liuv. ovvusioruilly saying, No rzxrmts Q If for iur-Y Simi:-oriv drops zu plate-Y Nm-utr mind. thvy lmppf-u to hm' eye 0,36 af uuhr:'akahli-. Endlf-ss vhzittwi' um hi- h--ard throughout the' iuwulf. S:-fond he-lpiugs urn- usually uvuilahlt-. At lLZ:3U thx' tlush hams I 5 sound hm-gills. as thi- platw and utt-usils nn- brought tu thi- kitrliru D . x . . a'011IitA'l1 NN'hut no swmuls tocluyf' just in oookii- . NIuylJv !UIIlUl'1'UM'H, Sufh low-prim-d mc-als un- possihlv hwzitism- townspvupln- iw-rvritlx xotvd to build thv nvw vaf:-tm-rizt. to vquip it with stou-s. l'1'fl'l!l'l'llI0l'S, sinks. furniturv. rookiuq utvnsils. sm-rvit'w trays. dish:-s und fllllllli 'l'hf- crowdvd tublvs zuid st'iw'iu- window. stipvrvisvtl by Mr. clllillllllvl ftop and Nix: Nizuiu fbottoiu prow- thx- popularity of thi- hot !llt'ill it-rv-'cl to stud:-nts for tw:-uty-hvv rm-nts, Thi' l vclcml flUYi'l'I1Hlr'Hl tlouutvs n'r'ti1iI1 surplus foodi and st-vvu Cs-nts of thv cost of t-.u'h rnfn-tw-i'in tivkvt. Page' ixrlhllt .....-A '91- ' ...f M... g ' Hvlpinq tvarhm-1' Paulim- SUIIIIIICY. and Public He-zllth Nursv, Nirs. ea Elaine' Ivlurrzxy, usv lDOdl'l'll vquipmcm to tm-st vision uf Lix'v1'1I1ore- Falls studvnts. llvulth IS rvuarclr-cl 'ns ll nlzxttm-r of supvrvlsimu and IJ1 1'YK'IlIiOI1 as muvh as it if of tzwzxtrxxm-xmt. Svlmol visits omw 21 wwk nw zx vm-ry rn-nl fzzvtor in thm- pr:-w-1111011 of e'picl4-mic' sirkuvssf' School phywivnl vxzxms zm- uiw-n in Cruclm- IX. 2lllKli0lTll'U'l' tvst, to ull sludn-nts.. Llhwt X-Rzxy vlinivs at Wilton :md nthm-1' vlinirs :lt Rumforri and l.1-winuu. ww-xv fllIIliShCCl this yfzu' as il pulnlim' sn-rxiu-. 'Ibxuicls :uni K1H'l'ill1lliOIl ww-rr oII'v1'4-cl 111 no rust. as usual. This .-Xrxmwivzxu umm- Hlllllilf' is not only Ll sovivty' of ric'hv1' UIJpOl'lllIliIiK'5 lm! li wvin-ly of iI1iIliIf'lY mmf- vqunloppu1'I11x1itiws.N Pug 'lkrn ft 31 li 3 fws-1 , l S 5 H x gg t J ,sl-aitikifisik Q X - ...Y i tx. i 5 ' .1 , vw llrivvr 'liztiriiiig has 1'Ill'0ll1'tl for thx- third yt-zu' :it L. l . H. S. ni my stuclt-nts who t'c'Cm-ix'm- all tht' ln-uviits uf skillm-cl itistrtirtioti. mx-tlii--mad pr:1c'tiu' in thu- cluul coritrol clll4'Yl'0ll'l. 4'l1issmorii work with fl gfq . . , . K l1SS01lS hast-cl on ll pI'2li'tli'2ll tn-xt. :tml rvlrzozu tt-sts 2tllIIllIllSU'l'l'Cl ut thu :ml ol thx- vutirsv bv ll spcviullx' trzxim-nl state- hlqhwnx' oHiu-ix Jum- Xvillvux is iiitz-tit :it thc- whm-l. anxious tu lnwuiiim- Rl skillt-cl drixw-i umlvr Mt: Mziiiifs tutvlngv- upp:-1' pirttm-'. Nvw this vi-211' :lt l,, l . II, S, is tht- Stllil4'Ill Patrol Systviii umaxiiizml on Uvtohm-r 4. l95l. Upviiiilu thx- ru-w flmiiititztx' Svhoul it thv' lout ul high svlioul hill im'1'n'ztsn-cl tht- gtuirlttttt rlgtngvx' so mtirli :it this progrvssiw- stvp was tiikvri to pmt:-vt stuclf-ut pvtlvstrimis, lmirwlists. gmcl motorists git noon gmtl ultwriiumi clisttiismls. Patrol C tpttiiii john Bzikvr and Donztltl Ni-wvuiiilw tml st---im tin thi- low:-1 utuiw-' cliri-rtitiu sturlv-nt tmtlit: Page' lfle1'f'n We rlsrifl 1 STUDY Ol LABELS whieh give information about weights, number of servings, contents. and grade is undertaken by Consumer Education students, Lois Taylor and janet Harlow. Provided with a knowledge of vitamins and all data necessary if a shopper is to wget his Inoneyis worth , these girls Choose cannily from the shelves at Taglienti's Market. THE AMERICAN HOME AS AN INVESTMENT. Renting, buying. or building a home? Is the neighborhood good? It's safer to have the plumbing checked by an expert. Be sure closet space is adequate. Is the heating system economical? Better ponder over those blue prints, so your new house will measure up to future needs. All these pointers are being considered by future householders, Florice McLaughlin. John Baker, Andrew Barclay, Julia Dysart, and William Randall. Page Twelve E f l 3 2 2 5 l l 'W ivan.-.. T we DYNAMI- Y---Qw-W-.-W..-...- -M M., 5,3 ,Q , a i X .jk 1 i 5 1 N ALL ROADS Lli.XD TO RONIH. l 1l'llIll'illIl Bgxivlzly fwitli lJ0lIIIl'1',l l'Illpl'l2lSlZt'S il lvsson of thc- past to fsvatc-cl' -Ioaililv Dial zmcl Patricia Jzlcksolx. Larry Fostvr and -Izirlu-S llolt int thi' N Illilpl also lCill'I1 that ll Qrvnt stutv. Iwzlrzy zu we-ll as viviterrlrly. lm-ps world lvacli-rsliip as lon! 10 aji as it all-sm-ivcs it: that Romv 1'SI2llLJllSlllxLl Ul'fll'l' in 21 world of voiifusionz gun- thr- XY1-sta-111 world 21 rode of lawx :md 1111 l?lft'IIlllf1'IHlfII Iflllgllllgf' with word roots lllllllilfllxil in ull wc-stvrri lzniguzlum-S tfmlayi clrwelopnml lunclwr thw 1-uipm-rorsi ll proqmzli of social rm-form whirh 1'4'1lCllt'Cl to thn- poorest IJVZISZIIII und was 4-xii-ml:-d swith llltilll .relf rule Lmcl full rzyhfi nf' l'l.flZt'llw1Ilf7 um all 1'lIlplI'4' CllStI'l1'IS.u THERE XY.-XS A Pl,.-XCR CALLED KOREA. With Qloln-. Il1'XVSPiiIJl'I'S. and NNE-4-lily Ns-ws R1-vii-xv. Bm-at1'ic'v Lilplillllll Drmzxlclzi N11-rrow nml YN'illiam My:-rs try to fiQiu'c out thi' Korvmi puzzlv. Can fl Limit:-cl XN'o1'lcl ln- built in our clay as 1-H's-Ctivv as wus. for u-nturie-s. thi' niziuni- N ! .9 f fivvnt Roman Enipm-Y By rmeful IFIIIIZHQ, 1lz.rfui'.vzo11. lzifrnzng :incl noi by fr1l1'l1zz'01rlx of IU IWJGII fxpwlimzfy 'pmvicls-cl lny short-siqhti-cl ritizn-us Ol' pcmlitiviznm' our stud:-nts strixv to Ht tlivm- sclvi-S into thi- moclvru scvxn- :if Qfrwcl f'ltlfl'llN. 1-quippz-cl with goof! flffl-fIlllt'V uml with lzotli lllfllllfltlfllllll and rmrznznn wnw. 'Q'! ',,,Q f-'Q Slim Whe-ther working ut metal lathe, as art- john Dm-Moms and Andrew Barclay gin upprr picturvj. or likv Arthur Brc-ton iplacing webbing in stool: and Roba-rt DiS0tto Cputting tht finishing touchvs on a cabim-tl. L, F. ll. S. students get thorough training in hand skills in Industrial Arts voursvs. This tcrhnicul subjwt devvlops lat:-nt zibilitir-s and intvrvsts in inany boys. as do th? Agricultural Courst-s. On pagv l5 Richard Barker studivs an L-gg production fhart from the' Lf S. Ds-partmvnt of Agriculture: Gvorgt- Richards opt-rates thv vgg ranfllvri Rogvr Crossorx practices Q-gg-grafiiriu wchriiquvs, while- Charles Posilc rhvrks thc- work Ewing cloni- at thcf tzlblv. Paga Fourteen aff H fm, W.. , ,f ww, ww 'L - -----1. 1 WF Xb ' 1 ' , 1,45 , if Q 39909 J, , 'Mini E 4624- 25? 3 5... 1 +3 f . J 1 l 5 5 Y W-Q, . Q ? N xx 25? ,lfggv MWLFQQQ f fl t 5 'xv ,, ,AN W. , f Wkfqggf-Q F., remix, , . 'An 1 is' Q :QQ .. WI. 4 S VN xxx if 4 5, M... J f lg,- M :QA www 5 mv ' ff 5 5 if' rf 8 ', 'M Forasmuch as the good Education of Children is of Singular behoofe and benent to any Commonwealth, and whereas many Parents and Masters are too indulgent and negligent of their duty in that kindj It is Ordered, that the Select men of every Town, in the several Precincts and quarters where they dwell, shall have a vigilant eye over their brethren and neigh- bours, to see, First that none of them shall sujer so much Barbarism in any of their families, as not to endeavor to teach, by themselves or others, their Children and Apprentices, so much learning, as may enable them perfectly to read the English tongue, and knowledge of the Capital Lawesg upon penalty of twenty shillings for each neglect therein. MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL LAW OF 1642 A V V' C C I rn- -1 ' Flu ' 1 ' nfllflld ffl lon fi t A V. 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Americans liaw forgottvn. por- haps. the clm-tailccl tasks and ohligzltions that rvst upon thc- conunittvc- ancl supmsin- tm-nclcnt. Listvcl urnonq thi' clutivs ol' thc' C'0TIlII1lIU'f' zuv: thi- IIIQXIHIQVIIICIIK oi' this schools. thc din-ction ol' the- Qfc'ncr'z1l course: of instruction. the collm-ftion oi' tuition, thv authorization of 1-xpi-nclitiiws. thi- clc'tc'rrnining ol' salaries, and thc' s-lcwtiori of U,'2lCllC1'S. Thr' Conimittm' may smwi- us Q1 building c'onunittPr-: it nuxintains s11nitQu'y Conclitions in all sfhool buildings. As the spvrtiully sc'lc'c'te'cl agvnt ol' thc- c'onunitts'c', thc Sllpl'I'lIlUilllliflll ziclrninistc-is school zillairs. Hi- acts :ms sm-c'n-taiy to thf' c'onunitt4'i-, pil-pz11'm's thu' school hudgvt annually. and pics:-ms pvrionlic' state-inc-nts oi' school avvounts to thai vonnnittc-4-. 'Ihr kc-vping of pupil nfcorcls. grunting work pf-rinits. I'CCOIIlIIlK'fKllI'lQ school rn-pairs, vn- forcing ll'Ll21I1Cy laws, clnmiking tc-g1c'lim's, cm:x'tific'zitvs and lu-efping pvnsion dfrcluction 1'i'c'o1'cls is higlily dwlailwd work. ln :addition thc- siipw-rintcmlcfrit must orclr-is all books :incl supplic-s, Hi- ninclr-rs l'1'n-qucint and lvngthy rm-ports to thx- stun- coriwinirig local school niattr-rs, Both hc' and the Counnittvs- au- l'i'vc1i1c'11tly consultvcl by citizens who want infoiinzxtion and who vxpress inclivicluzxl vivwpoints. 'lihv Vllifllli ol tha-sv Clvctvcl oflicizxls olitvn go LlIll'E'CUQIllZl'Ll and unthankvcl, It is thc-y who kc-vp our schools five-. who zlclrninistvi' thv schools. giving Qi liklll' c'lumc'c- and kl hui' slum- to all stuclvmsf' Page rllllfllfrl' germ! fa9l90I !lllliii05, Eaondom Cvakferia anal .glcfifg j'Clil'll'I'1g Pr1111'ipz1l MLIIIII tm-111111-s DYki'x'4'l' Educ'z1tio11. P1'ob11'111s of Dl'IIlUC'l'2ll'y'. is Supvrxisox of School .'xl'tiYitil'S. Stuclm-ut Ciounril .-Xclvisc-r. S1-Him' Class xx'2l9hiIl1lIUIl Trip :Xdx'is1'1', CfUidllIll'l' Di1'm'n'to1'. UH111- Girly S1-2111-LIL P11111 Roy. .X11il11 B11Itz11'z1xzi. M1'. Mz11111. Stz1r1cli11u fl1-ft in liillll 1: Fr'z111u-s c:2lIIlIJlJ4'll, .lk'lIIlI'1iIll' Hou- lvl. 15111111111 B1-1111111-11. 111111-t I'IlIIl0NN'. H1-tty lludrf, PKIAQV 'l'ZA'l'7lfVl'-IIIIF 'xx pafienice and .14 ,Deep Lili!! o egiloonziiligfg SPRAGUF. WHITNEY MISS NAOMI MAIIER MRS. PHYIILIS AMBROSE MISS MABELLE HUNT MISS MARY HALL MISS SYLVIA SHOHMAKER Subinastcr Spragui' XYliitnc-y tf:ac.'li1's Nlath and Scicncc. is adviser to Ticket Salers Cionnnittm-c. Avro- nautirs Club. Sophoniors' Class .-Xdvisc-r. Miss Nlahcr teaches Senior English. 'junior and Sophomore Collegm- English. is Coach of School Play. Connnencenicnt. Education IX!-r-k Program. Urarnatic Club, and Senior Class Advisvr. Mrs. Ambrose advises F. H. A., sclls cafctmia tickets. directs school banquets. Shc- teach:-s Home Economics to classc-s in High School and Grads-s 7 and 8. Pngw T Nliss Hunt tcarlifrs Frcnch and Latin, Junior 'Gcnc-ralg English, aclvisrrs Class Day Spcakr-rs. Miss Hall is 'Iunior Class Aclvisvr: Aclviscr to Stuclvnt Librariansg Library Ri'COI'ClSQ.lllI1iOli Pronig Advissr to The- liannvrz tvaclics History and Eco- noniics, Miss Shoe-niakc-r is Frvshnian Class Advisor. Cloavlivs Class Day, junior Night. and Washington Trip Play. Sho tf-achvs Biology and English. Zlllfllfj'-flflli Nm-iul l,IUlJll'IIlS.fllX'lk'S.llI1Ll Cli'Ill'Ixlll Sc'ir'x1m'l'. X11tl1111vt1c'. lu-f'pS Sc-lmnl lQl'Q1NIl'Ik5. Stuclvnt lI'LiIlNC'I'llJIS 'trzmslvl xml Sluclllalvl. lJr'4'Siclc-Ill txIlLlI'U9CU4 'lIl Clmnrmtv 'l1t'2li'lll'l'N, fXSSuc'izn- Nrlloul 'lvI'4'2iSllI'l'I'. L1Llx'iSc-S Cllr:-1-1'l:'11nlm-1S :mal f1mz1111c'l'r'iz1l Cflnlb. 1 Xlx. -'uw N151-IS. IS lvucl:-1 ul lizmcl. c,Ikl'lll'5lIll. Cllr-m' Clubs Llllll Slnpnxiwr ull Nlmim' in ilu- !Iilllf'8. 4311111 Hrmw PIHQIQIIII. Splinu - fl ' auch? lgracficed goof! Gfizermgilo .145 .fdn Cxamloc jo .SQMLJQHLI5 MR. 1fRr1m:RR:R c:RuLfSr1 MRS. Ax1.'1'HE.x 'I'L'RN1-LR MR. ROBERT UR.fXI I' MISS Rxuxxu Scmm-:R MRS. x1.xRc:1r: BROWN MR. .x1,x',xN n:11.xxDl.r1R MR. JESSE MYERS XIV. clI'Ull5l' 11-uclu-S gXglll'lllllllkl'. Xll'll'I'llIlS, llhllllltlllllkll chi-F11l'IIl RHS. vlllll'I1l'I tvucllvs Algvlblil l. Cll'IN'l'lll Nldlll anal Euglisll. N113 fhufl' vuzzclu-S Football, lizxslwtlmll. li:1Sr-hull and tPzu'lwS NIISS SUIIIIIIVI' ll'lll'l1l'9 licmukkmwpillu. liusim-SS 'llI'lllIliIlQ. l5uSl111'SS Xl1S. lSI'UNN'Il tvz1m'l11'S Sllfllfllllllil Lmcl 'l'x'pi11g. is llvau ol flinlS. 311. .-Xluux fll1LiIlLllL'l' u-ucillvs ImluStria1lArtS to lliull Sclmul Stu, Lll'1llQiiI1klclI'21Lll'Y X ll 'xml X Ill lUIll'fTlY, SENIOR LIIASS OFFICERS Stzlrlclixxg. lvft to right: Jozmm- SlllI'lL'Ykilll, e'l'rv2xs11rvl . MQIIA3 Bail'-y fSvvx'1-L may 'X'if'4 IJI't'SiLl4'I1I 1. Svzetf-ri: Stuart Ifmlvl' PI'1'SidI'Hl . Page 'liven I y-fo u r iii i 1 Y 1 To live content with small means, to seek refinement rather than fashion, to be worthy, not respectable, and wealthy, not rich, to study hard, think quietly, talk gently, act frankly, to listen to stars and birds, to babes and sages, with open heart, - to hear all cheerfully, do all bravely, await occasions, hurry never. In a word, to let the spiritual, unbidden and unconscious, grow up through the common. This is to be my symphony. WILLIAM HENRY CI-IANNING ' I W s W . iWl',2'f'f7fv Ji Xl Vi W daily d h r X , Kg, ' Q'J !pg?3 f'l'4?d' LL' Qt VV f f 'f ' 'QWKK K ' 1fQf lff ' i K lf f HMA' J ' ' fx y F if 5 wifyT2,f,s,W fp gf'l'fwffM! ,, ,E M z:m?f,f7r,,,MsxQQ''WF s. WfZ?f1Q,E ,' Wwigsf l fiva iiix Wf1'w,'6 XiQQX'fW5y,F f TIQVXW' ' J, I 1' 'cn Y M3 ,M-12 w' 5 - wh ,ff ' MW x M , ff: Jima' 'fill' ' s 7 1 X 3' is ss? -x.x .-- f 21 f 'af ,N X r ws Wmfhywmk X yu sw f',,!,QQX',',JIh',k lwgjlzfygfrfv H V WW-wwf! xsxl fygqr W iff YZ , My s xx X fy! 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JR. CASTONGUAY REMO ANDREI Industrial Arts CLAUDETTE CASTONGUAY Clenenzl Clue Club l. 2: Basketball Ass't Manager 4: Corn- F. H. A. 2. 3. -li F. H. A. Tri-asurcr -1: Committees IllltfPf'S 3. 4. 2. 3, 4. ARTHUR BRETON Industrial .irts Clue Club l: Committcvs 3. 4. N 7 W T , CAROLINE CONANT Conzmercial CA-ALF IN BLRHOE . Agflfulfwe Commercial Club 3. 43 F. H. A. I. 2g Orchf-stra 1: lx F. A. 1. 2. 3. -P: F. F. A. Prcsicln-nt 2. Washington Trip Commimwh ANITA BUTTARAZZI Commercial Commc-rrial Club 3. 4: Class Trcasurs-r 3: Dramatic Club l. 2g Glen Club l, 2, 3g Band l, 2. 3. -lg Baskvtball l. 2. 3. 45 Yearbook 3g Office Girl 4g Class Committees 1. 2, 3, 4g Class Marshal 3. 4: Andies Bulletin Staff 3. 4: Honor Student. CLEON COOK. Inrlustrirll Arts Committs-vs 3. 4: Glcc Club 1. -l: Washington Trip Suppvr -lx Committcc 3: Aeronautics Club 4g Usher 4. Page Tweniy-six Clgiuafe ulilonedfg, Guic Spairif, Rfziioecf for auf ANITA CUMMINGS GEORGE CUMMINGS KENNETH DUBE STUART FOSTER X XI 5 -... U 'E E ff av 4 V - V, . , FREDERICO l-'RANCZHE'I l'I JE.-XNE'I'TE HENRY SHERRIL HILTZ DONALD JACQUES ANITA LILMMINGS General FREDERICOFRANCHETT1 General Comnif-rrial Club 3. 4: Dranizitin' Club l. 2: Baskcft- ball l. 2. 3. 4: Band l. 2. 3. 4: Orvhcfstra l. 2. 3. 41 Glu- Club l. Z. 3: Opvretta 2. 3: Andivs' Bulletin Stall' 3. 4: Coxnmitte-es l. 2. 3, 4: School Play 3: Junior Night Play 3: WN'ashington Trip Play 4: Musim' Fvstival l. 2. 3. 4. GEORGE CUMMINGS General F. F. A, l. 2. 3: Coinniittn-vs 3. 4: .'Xt'I'OIl21llllK'S Club 4. KENNETH DIQBE General Football l. 2. 3. 4: Bust-ball 2. 3. 4: Club Club l. STUART FOSTER College Bas:-ball 1. 2. 3. 4: Football l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Glw Club l. 2: Ops-rvtta 2: Usher l. 2. 3. 4: Class Pri-sidcnt l. 2. 3. 4: Studs-nt Council Vinic- presidf-nt 3. Prusidm-nt 4: A1-ronautics Club 4: junior Night Play 3: Committecs l. 2. 3. 4: Whishinqton Trip Plav 4. Pug Bas:-ball l. 2. 3. 4: Baslu-tbull l. J. 3. 4: Glu- Club l: lVnshington Trip Prujm-Ct 4. JEANETTE HENRY General Girls' Glam' Club 2. 4: Connnitti-cs 2. 3. 4: Opvru-tta Q1 Musim' Festival 2: Bziskvtbull l. 2. 3. 4. SHERRIL HILTZ Comnzereial ciOII1IIl1'I'ClHl Club 3. 4: Conunittvc-s l. 2. 3. 4: Andi:-si Bulletin Staff 3. 4: Glu' Club 1. DONALD BIACQIQES General Couimvrrial Club 3. 4: Baum-r Stall' 3. 4: Andie-s' Bullvtin Staff 3. 4: YYashingt0n Trip Projvvt 4: Class Cornmittc-vs 3. 4: Football 3. 4: lfshcr 3. 4. e 'l':1'e11ty-se: en en.6e ofyuofice, air Way, ymloafltg BETTY JUDD MABEL LANE STANLEY LEWIS RALPH MARCEAU ANN MERRILL BRUCE MOULTON WILLIAM MYERS ROSE NEMI BETTY JUDD Commercial Commercial Club 3. 4: Committees l. 2. 3, 4: Cheer- leader 4: Oliiee Girl 4: Librarian 3: Banner Staff 2. 3, 4: Andies' Bulletin 3. 4: Washington Trip Project 4: F. H. A. 1. 2: Usher 2: Honor Student. MABEL LANE Commercial Commercial Club 3. 4: Committees 1. 2. 3. 4: Banner Typist 3. 4: F. H. A. 2: Anclies' Bulletin 4. STANLEY LEWIS College Orchestra 2. 3: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 2. School Play 2. 3. 4: Music Festival l. 2. 3. 4: Aeronautics Club President 4: Banner Staff 3. 4: Senior Play 4: Choral Festival 4: Stage Manager. School Play 3, 4: Banner 3: Editor-in-Chief 4: Honor Student. RALPH MARCEAU Industrial Arts Football l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I: Cvlee Club l. 2. 3, 4: Usher 2. 3. 4: Committees 3. 4: .Aeronautics Club 4. ANN MERRILL College Glee Club 1: Dramatic Club lg Committees 1. 2. 3. 4: Librarian 3, 4: Ass't Manager Girls' Basketball 3, Nlanager 4. BRUCE MOULTON General Commercial Club 3. 4: Football Manager 4: Commit- tees 3, 4: Band 1. 2. 3: Andies' Bulletin 3, 4. WILLIAM MYERS College Bancl 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra l. 2. 3. 4: Boys, Quartet 4: Washington Trip Play 4: Operetta 2. 3: Glee Club l. 2. 3. 4: Music Festival l. 2. 3. 4: Choral Festival 4: School Play 2. 4. ROSE Commercial Commercial Club 3. President 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3, Captain 4: Dramatic Club 2: Anclies, Bulletin Staff 3. 4: Banner Typist 3: Operetta 2. 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: F. H. A. l. 2. 3. 4: Committees l. 2. 3. 4: Student Librarian 3. 4: lN'ashinuton Trip Play 4. Page Twenty-eight earn ogica! jAinLin9, ann! Cibiacuaaion jeclzniciueri LORRAIN12 PARADIS LAURENCE PAR1-1 EMILE RICHARD WILLIAM ROBINSON , PAMELA ROY EMILE ST. PIERRE JOANNE STURTEVANT CONRAD TESSIER LORRAINE PARADIS Commercial PAMELA ROY Conzraercial Commercial Club 2. 3: Cheerleader 2. 3. 4: F. H. A. Commercial Club 3. 4: Andiesl Bulletin, Ass't Edltor 3. 2. 3: Committees 1.2. 3. 4. Editor-in-Chief 4: F. H. A. 1, Treasurer 2. 3: Vice- President 4: Class Secretary 1. 2. Vice-President 3, 42 Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club l. 2. 3: Dramatic Club 2: Junior Night Play 3: VVashington Trip Play 4: Y X S School Play Property Mistress 2. 3: Office Girl 3. 4: LAURENLE P-A-RE , , General Operetta 2: Banner Typist 3: Class Committees C166 Club 1- 2- 3- 45 BOYS Quaffff 43 GPCVBUR 2- 33 1. 2. 3. 4: Music Festival l. 2. 3: Salutatorian. Football 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 4: Baseball 3, 4: Wash- ' ington Trip Play 4: Committees l. 2. 3. 4. EMILE ST. PIERRE Agfiwjfu,-e F. F. A. l. 2. 3. 4: F. F. A. Treasurer 3. JOANNE STURTEVANT College EMILE RICHARD General School Play 2. 3. 4: Student Librarian 3: Band l. 2. Football l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3: Glee Club l. 2. 3. 4: Committees l. 2. 3. 4: Wlash- ington Trip Play 4. 2 3. 4: Basketball l: Cheerleader 2: Dramatic Club l. 2. fSf-eretaryl 3. fVice-Presidentj 4: Student Coun- eil 3: Class Vice-President 1. Treasurer 2. 4: Junior Night Play 3: lNashington Trip Play 4: Committees l. 2. 3. 4: Banner Advertising 3: Music Festival l. 2. 3. 4: Valedictorian. WILLIAM ROBINSON Comme,-fig! CONRAD TESSIER Cofgege Commercial Club 3. 4: Andies' Bulletin Staff 4: Com- Football l. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club l. 2: Operetta 2' CQIT1- mittees l. 2. 3, 4. mittees 1. 2. 3. 4. Q Page Twenty-nirzf caiuire .Sincere umigfy :So fhe ROBERT WELCH ROBERT DISOTTO DAVID ISRAELSON NANCY CHAPPELL MARY BAILEY ROBERT WELCH Basketball 4: Glee .Aeronautics Club 4. Club ROBERT DISOTTO Football 3, 4: Basketball Glee Club 1: Committees DAVID ISRAELSON Band 1, 2: Banner Staff Manager 4. NANCY CHAPPELL Commercial Club 3. 4: Committee 4. JANE BURBANK Industrial Art: I. 2. 3. 4: Committee 4: Industrial Arts Ass't Mgr. 3: Manager 4: 2. 3. 4: Usher 3. 4. General l. 2. 3, 4: Banner Business General Anclies' Bulletin Staff 4: Page FRANCES CAMPBELL WYNN CRAWFORD MARY BAILEY College Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra l. 2. 3. 41 Girls' Glec Club l. 2. 3. 4: Committees 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Council 2: Class Secretary 3. 4: Operetta 2. 3: Musie Festival l. 2. 3. 4: Junior Night 3: Dramatic Club 1. 2. Vice- president 3. President 4: Washington Trip Play 4: School Play 3. 4: Banner .Assistant 3: D. A. R. Candi- date 4: Librarian 4: Honor Student. JANE BURBANK General Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Commercial Club 4: F. H. A. 1. 2. 4: Committees 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Librarian 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Operetta 3: Major ette 1. 2. 3. 4. FRANCES CAMPBELL General Commercial Club 4: Dramatic Club 2. 3: Majorette 2. 3. 4: F. H. A. 2. 3. 4: Committees 2, 3. 4: Andies' Bulletin 3. 4. XYYNN CRAWFORD General Tieket Committee 4: Assistant Stage Manager 4. Tlzzitj' .klagif of olgaifning E1 .sykrengflieliecll PHYLLIS CROCKETT MXBEI. NICHOLS GEORGE OADOFJXELI, XORMA PIKE ,swf . 49 .-ffl--W ww 1 , 'fix 'fa .l LOUISE STORER BLAINE S'l'L'RTEYANT ORM.-XN YVILKINS PHYLLIS CROCKETT Cenerzzl NORMA PIKE Commeruial NIABEI, NICHOLS Gmzenzl F. H. A. l. 2. 3. 4: F. H,-A, Piw-siclvut 4: Couimittw-s l. 2. Il. -l: Baud 1. l: Girls Gln-w Club l. Lf: llusic' l c-stivzll l. 2: Opcretta 21 I.ibi'zu'izin l. GEORGE CYDONNELL iierzerrll Comuiittm-s l. fi: Svhool Play. Assistant Stags- Nfziiiugn-i' 15. -li Opt-rn-ttzi Il: Bannwi' 3: XYZlSl1lIlQ'l01I Trip Play 4: Football l. 2. fi: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Claw- Club 4: Bziskvt- ball .-Xss't Mzumgvr 4. Pug 4' Tlzirty-0 Coiunu-rcial Club 3. Sc'crc-tary 4: Studcnt Council 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4g Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Glu- Club 1. 2. 3. 4: F. H. A. lg Dramatic' Club l. 2: Anclivs' Bulletin Stull' 3. 4: junior Night Play 3: Washington Trip Play -lx Comiuittvr-s l. 2. 3. -l-. LOUISE STORER General BLAINE STERTEYANT College Bzincl 1. 2. 3. 4: Orcht-st1'a l. 2: Pc-p Bauicl l. 2: Junior Night Play gl Committcvs l. 2. 3. 4: Srhool Play 1. 2. 3: lYllSl1lI1QIOII Trip Play -li BZIIllll'l' .'xClYl'l'tISIllQ Staff 3. 4. ORMAN WYILKINS Agriculture l . I . JX, l. Svvlw-tary 2. P1'c-siclvnt 3. Al: Coimuittm-s 3, 4. Ill 0lll'i5L .fd jaifd in enaocracy ana! cgreeclom SENIOR HONOR ROLL Standing Cleft to rightl: Pam Roy l. 2. 3: Frederieo Franchetti 3: Stanley Lewis l, 2, 3: Sherril Hiltz 2g Stuart Foster l. 2. 3: Anita Cummings l. Seated: Joanne Sturtevant 1. 35 Betty Judd l. 2. fl: Mary Bailey l. 3: Anita Buttarazzi l. 2. 3. ij e .Sinclar feud At the beginning of the school year the Senior Class helcl its first meeting. Its ofhcers, elected then, are pictured on division page. Committees were also elected for the Freshman Reception. the first school dance of the year. Other class meet- ings have settled the matters of class pictures and the Washington Trip. After an extremely busy year Seniors will pause in -Tune. the clay after Commencement. to think This, our last year at L.F.H.S.. has been enjoyable and rewardingf' On Thursday. hlarch 6, False Colors was presented to an appreciative audi- ence at the new High School Gym. The cast included Pamela Roy. Norma Pike, Mary' Bailey. Joanne Sturtevant. Stuart Foster. Blaine Sturtevant. Anita Cummings, Laurence Pare, Rose Nemi. and Emile Richard. me llfljafikingfon jrila The Washington Trip Seniors really got busy this year on raising funds. Seniors taking the trip were divided into four groups, each group to be responsible for raising 55100. Group One sold candy at basketball games. Failing to make S100 by this device the committee arranged a dance. Groups Two and Three banded together to work for a public supper. Group Four presented a comedy under the direction of Miss Shoemaker. Seniors leave Livermore Falls en route to lVashington at 6:00 A.M. Saturday morning. April l9. The bus should arrive in New York City about 6:00 P.M., and the seniors will stay overnight at the Piccadilly Hotel. Wasting no time after supper, they plan an R. C. A. Observation Tour and a Lucky Strike T. V. broadcast. Page Thirty-two lgfnznning .fd Mffer merica .14 Wore Maifed mr!! Nm-xt morning ut 7:15 thc- itinc-rury points toward Wlisliington. wlivrf- the-y should zirriw- about 2:30 P.lVI. 'l'hm- tour provitlt-s visits to Mt. V1-rnon and Arlington Cc-iiic-tt-r'y. Tlic-rv thc- 'l'oinb of tht- Unknown Solclic-r and tht- clizings- ol' thc- color Qfllillll will bt- obsc-rw-tl. XYzishington lVIOIllIll1l'Ilt and thc- Lincoln und -It-Ile-rson NIL-inoriul will bc- inspt-cts-cl. Mtbllillly' tht- loot-wt-ziry sc-niors will sc-0 thc- Arcliivcs Building. tht- Burt-au of Printing and En- graving, tht- U. S, Capitol Building. tht- Sniithsonizin Institutc. tht- Andi-Q-w Nh-llon and National fVIL1st-u1i1s.z1ml thc- Zoo. In thx- c-vm-ning sm-niors will visit thc- Cfongrc-ssionzil Library. A Panoramic Tour of tht- Blue- Ridge- Nlountains is 11-st-1'x'1-tl for 'l'uc-stluy und thc- bus will go on to the- Skvlinf- Can-rns. tht- Sht-nzincloali Valli-y. and tht- liuttls- Fit-ld :it Gs-ttysburg. H xkvt'LlI1l'SCl21y morning Vallt-y Forgm- and Bull R un will be honort-cl with a visit. In tht- 1-vt-ning thr- 'l'rippc-rs will br- bac-k in N4-w York with tic-kr-ts lor thc- famous South Pacilicv. Latc- XXX-tliic-sclziy 1-vt-ning tht- bus will lm-aw for homo. and should arrivc- in Lix'e-rinorc Falls about 11:00 Ali. Vlll1lll'SLl2lf' morning with 21Yl'l'yXYP21l'ylJLlIL'I1flll1SlZiSIlC load of St-niors. YY.-XSlllXll'l'OX 'I'Rll' Cloiiiniittt-4-s urn- vziualit hy Vfllllttllllllllfl in working post-s. At LIPIJVI' le-ft. l.z1urc-nc-c- Pure. Jozinnf- Sturt:-vzint. lilninf- Sturt:-vaint iincl Pzxnif-lzl Roy Qin- n pre-liminziry rc-aclinu of tha- play. l7:1lst- Clolorsf' KITCIIWN POLTCIIQ uroup fin uppt-r riuht pivuiri-l fl:-an up ziftf-r 21 supper plannn-cl by thc- Supp:-r Coininit- tt-1-. The-y nrt-. ln-ft to riuht. Ge-orgv Ciurnrninus. liruu- NI nulton. r'rf-df-rim' O l rnnc'ht-tti. and Rt-nm .-Xnclrt-i. CANDY 'lf-Xl5l.H :it thr- South l':1riS Qilllli' ie stzutlz-cl by Norma Pike. Nfgiry Bziilf-y. Stanley lie-wis und .-Xrthur Br:-ton lin low:-r le-ft pirture-H. liowt-r right. Klub:-l Nit-hols. Robe-rt DiSOttO. Stuart Foster :incl jzinn- liurhrxnk. arc- sf-Ming tziblf-s for thc- public- suppt-r. 1' xx- iv' X Page Thirty-three V. 2 The primary concern of American education today is not the development of the appreciation of the good life in young gentlemen born to the purple. Our purpoxe is to cultivate in the largest number of our future citizenx an appreciation both of the responsibilitiex and the benefits which come to them because they are American and free. General Education in a Free Society JAMES BRYANT CONANT K .jgdfv . Lf,-35 .,.. , U clercfaddm en EXW- f M f 5 lbw,-' 4, M y ,AWXI, I, X! JV f1?ifl'hlfr h747 f Pb ix K 17 ' vfi X if 'Si 2 I fm ! 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Back row Cleft to rightj: William Forbes, Zelmon Fuller, Lionel Dube, Walter Hewett, Andrew Barclay, Byron Bean, Theodore Barker, Henry Drake. Louis Crosson, Robert Foster, Fiorindo Benedetto. Joyce Dube. Middle row: Marilyn Hamilton. Corrine Fournier, Melvin Gay, David Bryant, Lawrence Hinkley, Robert Gagnon. John DcMoras, John Baker, Keith Anderson. Marilyn Foss, Joyce Fuller. Bernard Jacques. Front row: Jeannine Goulet, Janet Harlow. Betty Cloutier. Arlene Ferland. Pauline Beaulieu. Constance Dunham. Lorraine Jacques. Louise Emoncl. Julia Dysart, Mary Lou Darey, Caroline Chenery. Rachel Fournier. Lower Picture. Back row Qleft to rightj : Ralph LaPlante. Lawrence Nichols. Robert Wlalton, John Rea, Alfred St. Pierre. Richard Parker. Franklin Nichols. Harold Small, Norman Nemi, Carroll Small, Robert Richards, W'illiam Randall. Middle row: Raechel Max- well, June Veilleux. Florice McLaughlin, Karlotta Newberg, John VVade, Robert Strout, Fred Lumbert, Margie Parker, Beatrice LaPlante. Shirley Kennedy, Donalda Merrow, Roger Jacques. Front row: Ola Nason, Christine McDaniel, Reinette Simoneau, Claire Therrien, Lorraine Morse. Joanne Rea. Betty Nemi. Betty Merrill, Nancy Leadbetter. Retha Turner, Rita Ouellette. Lois Taylor. we junior gfidfid lVherever there is a constructive activity at L. F. H. S. you can bf suit 1 unlor wth bright ideas is sounding off in committees. working to make the event a sucuss Ihc Juniors have participated in all fields: music, publications. sports. and dramatus Many of them do a great deal of work in publishing our school paper and the school ycarbook As 1 matter of fact. you can be sure that a Junior's linger is in every pie at high school Jolly Juniors? I should say so and proud of it. too. At the sound of the passing bell. uniors tru sun comms, from their rooms with an air of purposeful activity. as busy as bees in a hlu Highlights of the Junior year: Junior Social-Dance in October. unior Night and unior Prom in May. 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YY1ll1g1111 Rz111cl41ll 11:15 f111iSl1f'cl his sf-1111-11r'v-Q. jL'NIOR HONOR ROLL. Standing fl:-ft to 1'igl11'1: I,111'1':1i111- Morsv 1. 3: COTISIHIICQ' Dllllllillll 2. 3: Robvrt Fostvr 2. 3: L:1wr1'114'1' Hinklz-y I. 2. Ii: Nnnry I.:-mlb:-tts-1' 2. 32 Re-tha 'l'111'111-1' l. 2. 24. S1-utvd: Karlotta Nvwbs-rg 2. iii juyu- I 11l11-1' l. 2. fi: c:UI'1'iIlL' Fouruler 3g 1 1 I Ivfnrgiv ILlI'l'il'l' L. 15: Bvtty Cloutic-1' 24: -XIJSVIII. NIz11'y 1,1111 IJ1H'1'y l. L. Ii. 5 2 11 5 I 1 1 gif 2 il E , l 'B Z 1 N Q 5 1 Page Thi1'2y-.1'ez'1'11 .S20l0A0l'l'l0l 65 M'lJeI'Jf6Ll'l6! Al5, .xdcceiaf Mffl00l'l.5lAlAfl6:f Upper Picture. Back row fleft to rightj: Donald Hammond, Philip Dube, Laurence Chicoine, Lucien Breton, Robert Fuller, Lester Dow, Jr., Daniel Houlihan, Archie King, Jr., James Holt, Larry Foster, James Jacques, Edward Doiron. Middle row: Anne Brown, Janet Hood, Althea Goding, Marilyn Conant, Lorine Beaulieu, Franklin Barclay, Paul Bailey, Rosalie Chenery, Betty Botka, Sylvia Drake, Patty Collins, Vivian Grondin. Front row: Corrine Desjardins, Betty Demont, Anita Castonguay, Doris Casey, Ellen Cummings, Marlene Bryant, Gloria Chicoine, Joanne Diaz, Ceneretta Jones, Mary Chappell, Emily Drake, Jenille Henry. Lower Picture. Back row fleft to rightj: William Welch, Conrad Ouellette, Carl Posik, Gerald Berube, Louis Richards, Carl Small, Robert Stevens, Graydon Mann, Richard Strout, Maurice Pepin, Laurier Ouellette. Middle row: Jacqueline Tessier, Constance Merserve, Norma Stevens, Mary Merrill, Gary Pettingill, Parris Mclver, Roger Safford, Richard VVebster, Constance Pelletier, Avis Pulkinnen, Constance Veilleux, Corilla Ouellette. Front row: Glennis Martin, Antoinette LaPlante, Doris Putman, Jean Morin, Kay Mosher, Ruth Whitney, Marielle Paquette. Marlene Simoneau. Gilberta Russell, Georgia Lamb, Hazel Knox, Ella Wentzel. we sS70l0A0l'I'l0l e Cfdffff Happy and carefree faces without a worry or a care, appeared on the hill'l in September 1951. How nice to have shed that stigma of extreme youth! At last we were actually Sophomores. The Sophomores have certainly added high jinksl' to the sometimes staid life at L. F. H. S. The class adds to group gaiety, to be sure. but if need should arise, it is just as ready as any to take on real resoonsibilities. Page Thirty-eight myoroue uman mfafiond Class rings are one of the biggest thrills of the Sophomorf- yeah Like every other class we have a social dance and must plan carefully the program of music' and the rm-frm-shments. Of its good work in both sports and subjects the elass may be proud. Many Sophomores have been listed for honors and have participated in the many clubs, plays and musiral activi- ties at L. F. H. S. Happy in the fun, in the events at school, in the new friends we have made, we expect to find being Juniors just as satisfying. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Graydon Mann. Vice-president: Larry Foster. Presidentg Philip Dube, Treasurer. Seated: Vivian Grondin. Secretary. SOPHOMORE HONOR ROLL Standing Q14-ft to rightj: Cineretta Jones 3: Graydon Mann 3: Robert Stevens 3: Paul Bailey l. 2, 3: Lester Dow, Jr. 1, 2. 3g Marlene Bryant l. 2. 3. Seated: Ruth lfVhitney 1. 2. Marilyn Conant 2. 3g Constance Mesa-rye 1. 2. 3: Lorine Beaulieu 1. 3: Anne Brown 1. 2. 3: Ellen Cummings 1, 3. as Page 'l'lzir!y-nilzf' Upper Picture. Upper row Cleft to rightj: Richard Rhodenizer. VVilliam Strout. Lee Cronkhite, Andrien Breton, Gerald Deshaies. George Richard. Harry Beaulieu. Roger Crosson. Paul Castonguay. Larry Bryant. Carleton Young. Richard Fuller. Richard Berube. Second row: Louise Castonguay. Rose Dow. Marilyn Demont. Roland Dube. Henry Conant, Carlton Berry, Alfred Fuller. Carrol Dow. Richard Cote. Richard Barker, Bernal Cook. Frances Darey. Barbara Gray. Front row: Jean Beaulieu, Shirley Belanger. Lois Chicoine, Norma Collins, Theodate Goulet. Doris Bubier. Flora Chicoine. Marie Davis. Rae Brown, Joann Quirrion. Marie Tardiff. Florence Gould. Lower Picture. Upper row: Norman L'Etalien. Vaughn Partridge. Maynard Veinotte, Harry Maxwell, Richard Nemi, Donald Newcomb. Ronald Newcomb, Raymond Poulin. Charles Watt. William Wlheeler. Richard Pakulski, Dwight Watson, Francis Jacques, David Nelson. Second row: Corinne Rea, Louise Maxwell, Diane Harlow. Marva WVatt. Marlene Parker. George Hood, Charles Moore. Lenora W'hite. Claire Veilleux. Rachel Ridley, Irene Richard. Juliette St. Pierre. Front row: Vivian Pelletier. Patricia Judd, Betty Lindsey. Juanita McLaughlin. Gertrude LaPlante. Diane Hamilton, Georgette Pepin. Nancy Pomeroy. Patricia Jackson. Caroline Posik. Gloria Newton. Patricia Jacques. me jI BJAl'l'l6ll'l gfaffff Have you ever noticed any dazed. shy-looking young people around L. F. H. S. early in September? Have you wondered about them? They were evidently wondering about them- selves, those incoming hordes of Frosh. Survivors of the initiation, they have become fulfledged sons and daughters of L. F. H. S. They have found school an inexhaustible source of satis- faction, making friends galore, joining all the activities and. incidentally, acquiring an educa- tion. Well represented in athletics and clubs are the Freshmen. Composed of energetic salesmen and saleswomen this class earned 3121.10 in the Crowell Publishing Company magazine campaign. The class felt it was good to stand on a strong financial pedestal. Wlhen income from the class social-dance is added. the class will be more than able to cope with its expenses while in high school, and have a reserve for the senior trip. Persistence. courage. initiative. cooperativeness. eheerfulness: these are but a few of the qualities needed during the four years' journey. WW- feel sure the class of '55 has them. Page Forty jrezikmen earn fo Ae 60-operafiue, puncfuag fibeloencla , .ganicl on jgeir ufn jeef, carry jbeir .Slam of fge clloaaf FRESHMAN HONOR ROLL Standing H1-ft to rightj: Joann Quirrion 1, 2. 3: Rivhzird Rhodvnixer 21 Lriiorzi xvhitl' 2. fi: Rose Dow 151 Clhnrlvs Moore I. 2: Rav Brown I, 21 Patrivia Jackson 3: Richard Pzxkulski l. 2. 3: Francis llzivqiic-S 2, 3. Svzltvdz Louisa- Ci2lSfOI'kHll21y 31 Marin' Tardiff 1. 2. 3: Murim- Davis 21 Frzirivm-s Dan-y gl Flora Chivoim' 3: Ircm- Rivhards 3. ., . ilm1,,,, ,V W K 5 pa. Q., 1 H ' W 9 FRESIIMXX NIXGXZINIC S.XI,lC .'XYX'.-XRIJS Stzuicliug 111-fnmri ht iiOZ1l'I Clrussmi. .,Iz11'1m' 'l'411'cIifl'. IA-rirmigi xyl1iIl'. David N4-151111. Svgitwrl: Rin'I1:ircl Pzikulski. -Il'.lIl Bmiulim-u. fwfzirilyn Dv- Ivlout. Billy Stmut. 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The mous- tachio'd pere de famille, always fussed at a new experience such as the tour to Switzer- land, is just an easy mark to such an ex- perienced beggar as Majorin QLionel Dubej, who is already considering how to make a quick getaway, even before the adieus of train departure. Behind the ticket window, Robert Gagnon is amused by the outstretched hands, no less than by the handkerchief which, from time to time, mops Perrichon's perspiring brow. Henriette QRetha Turnerj and Mme. Perri- chon QMary Lou Dareyl, already footweary, complain about the discomforts of travel. THE ROMAN HOME Flowing Roman robes adorned the actresses in a Christmas dramatization of the Roman Saturnalia. Matrona QMarie Tardifj explains the symbolism of the annual festival to Creusa QDiane Harlowj. The clay doll was made by Robert Stevens. Billy Strout drew the atrium background for the play. Christmas program in Latin Class indicated differences in modern Christmas and Roman version fSaturnaliaj. 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'ftime belts . con- sulting Travelers' Aid and labelling baggage is fun to these study-chair tourists. Computation of gasoline eosts when travelling by ear is a lesson assignment, and the high cost of speedi' must be understood after the project is finished. By travelling at 54 rather than 65 mi. per hour one saves 38.30 of gasoline expense per lO00 miles. Advantages of travelling 'by plane or bus are also discussed in the project. Alice Libby. Jenille Henry. and Avis Pulkinnen fin upper pieturej consult card files for data on Travel Serviees projects. In lower pirture. left to right. Mar- lene Bryant. Anne Brown Cseatedl. Parris Melver and Connie Meserve study tour folders. Federal and State highway maps and time tables. John Baker lin back- groundl is interested in Yaration Map of Nfaine and postal eard tour exhibits. Ellen Cummings. Irene Richard. Larry Bryant. Rae Brown and Patty Jaelison figure mileage. and the cost of various trips. by train. boat. plane or Car. 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Floricie hlclmuuhlin is nioflellinq. ome ans! ,Naam MILK Y.vXI.UES 'l'hr- nutritional values of C'K'flpOY'2lU'Kl rnilk. c'onclt'nst-cl milk. and Starlzlr are stucliecl voinparzitively with use of foocl rhart. texts. und ID2ll'li6l'S- labels. The-sr' girls learn the rornposition of milk. its vitzxrnins. rriineiozils. ancl thr- malorir' values in proteins. fzits. and t'z1rhohydratc's. In Home R1'fJI1OIHli'S they learn. also. tru- laws safeqiiard- ins: Hsnsiiiiitrrs so milk may llc pure anal free from CllNl'11ff'. HOW TO ALTER A P.X'l l'ERN l,ouisc- iirnontl :incl Janet ll2llAlO'vV show proc'etlurcA fol- lowed. if one keeps the wziistlinc- in proper position. and if thi' pzittrrn is to bf- right for either thi- narrow or square-shoulclerecl person. Any Home EC. student. will trll you that. if both lvngth and hr:-aclth have to he zxltf-rr-Ll. you nec-cl a different size pattern. Page Fifty' .-.....,.-. X He-zilth is VN'calth is tht' lesson of thc- day for this Clivim Class. lrlstrurtor Graff pwsicln-s over thc' ruunu tublv clisvus- sion. Lf-fl tu riuht. lillvn Cum- mings. ,Ioyfv Fuller. Rzwclls-l Maxwvll. Ann Me-1'I'ill. l.urim' Beaulivu. Einilc- Rirhzxrcl. Phil- ip Dubr-. and l:l'LiI1l'lS tluvqinw. One' studvnt has been salyinu. Sf1nsiblv pc-oplv today rr-xllizu how lIIlpOl l2lI1I it is to plmlvvt uni-'S lltilllll.-A FIRST AID Donulclu Nic-rrow is just put- ting tha' finishing toumhe-5 un .ln arm slinu for filoxiu Chi- vuinr. B4-tty Dunant ll1IlM'i'Ill ia lJ2iI1ll2lMlI1U ll bud rut fm tha- putlvnt. Jlillllllllf' flmilf-I. in llUIllQ' Nuninu lflnsx. M4 JIJERN YISION 'l'RS'l'INIQ ln luws-1 lJH'Il1I'l'. Miss Sum- HIFI' is llllllll! Nurse Nlurruy by km-piiiu thx- rm-souls. Wlllll l1'liIlIllIlt' fmulvl IS lM'lIlQ Lf-stml with thx' nvw Nlzlsszxvlilm-IIN Yisifmn vlit'NllIlQ fNi:1nl1im'. 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M11 NIQIIIII 1'x11lz1i11s use- ol thv ti-111'l1i11u 41ppz11'11t11s1111 thi- l:1l1l1- A clm-t1111:1ti11' 111141 il 111-cw-l1111111111tc1 StLllll'Ill5 Nlilllflllll. li-fr tc11'igl1t1 LlI'k l'll'2lIl4'!'4 Rifws lit'LlIX'lk'1' L11 l,l1111111 Se-a1t1-rl. l lu1'iv1A NI1'l,4111ul1li11. 1111111- Llvttr' CIz1sti111g11.1y. .l1'z11111r'1t1' lli-my Billx' lllllllliill. :111cl llllllt' Xl'IllQ'llX l,ow1'1' l1i1'I1111' slvuws thi- i'l:1ss Qlibllll taking lJ1'1u-1 l'.cl111'11t11111 Lllll'lll2 thi first 9l'Ill1'Slt'l'. Page' l'1l1'-ffzzw 4 'w,11 W? Y' 77 T 4 Our schools develop a respect for excellence. They teach young people to choose good leaders. They give opportunities for the gifted students, as well as for the average and the handicapped. They stimulate all kinds of excellence, whether in music, in scholarship, in work, in civic leadership, in literary and artistic creation, in scicmijic skill, or in health and stamina. Dr. William G. Carr e 5,5 225-7- .fdcfi ifieo A Ts T 'i v s T t ,f Tfve ' ff' ffq lixdfix J 2 y ft t yu X T. yyffsy Z- it Q L .j, L I e :Z rJT7x A'.,.rTw ,M if X , O eff ,ww , f 51 Nw- f ff f Q -x. T, 1 lfff T' , J, -S ff D ,fi 1 me Vs f wr e4?TTg,1l 1. 4 .J 'win ' J Wwe!! . ,C ef!lTiT,gi, T ff ge ,i ff iff it bfwfij l llf ew-. rf j i ri ivy Q J n fs in Lew , ffl Tr T f Exif 4X 5-iff. N 65 t f 1 , SEQZTFJ ff ff E 551 T f 1 ' VT i y f - N' 1,1 he e fi f J sve i j K r f 1 TWH -T f'5f'P4'ff'w?fT'fTcfA ' vi f Q C ' f ' r f EEZ ll' T ffff ,T i N 2 'x f ,,, X ' 7,2 W. ,eE5'f'eff febfiwwwip icf 2433? ll DW!! ,l fvs mx! f Tl- 4 Q Pe! .T k j + M1 'Buy ww S W 5Gf'5 f 's J fv f o r ' ft l r i s X T' f V X if WW, 'fs .f'ATw,f,T QE , 1 IQ Q ' ' 'si Ml ', 'Q i ' fl 1 Nfl FQ! , fi ' W riff ml u f' ww 'fffll TT T, - X X- 19 i sf JV - uf ,iw ,lll'l1llZ Tiit ' ' Til-1 fflllill , all m en TT 4,1 ,See n ,TT Te . an IDU,-ff li eiwllll lzWMli' e:w l,Ji lli, X XA X ' 6A06l,l00l' jk' 45502811 'fav 'N-vw The Cast. Buck row qlvft to righti: lrfiilllillll Hzira'l2iy LLa1'ry,l. Grziyclon Mllllll lllrsinli liilbrm-th. -1115. Bill Myvrs fDz1n Gilbrethl. Byron Bc-an Qjoe Sczllesj, Paul Bailey lFath0r flilbrf-tlii. John Baker 'Fred Gibrc-thi. Marilyn Conant iMiss Brilli. Elle-n Cummings ifvfrs. l itzgc'rzxldl. Stanlvy Lvwis lD0c'tor Hurtonl. Sezite-dz Anno Brown ikMzxi'thz1 Gibrethl. Joanne Sturtcvant Cllrncstine Gilbrf-thi. Mary Bailey 1Mothvr Gilbrvthd. Rethzi Turner 4fAnne Gil- brethl. Ruth Whitney 4Lilliz1n Gillmrcthi. Front: Philip Dubf- fjafkv Gillurm-thi. Conrad Uuellvtte- fllill Gilbretlil. Brash Cheerleader Extcrminated? Lillian and Lollipop nmusm- Frank. Silk stovkings are import int to su. Oh. no! Supreme nfxrve saves Byron Ernestinv. 21ndD:1n. tcm-n-year old Annv Gilbrfth hrnvs Bc-an from Fatheffs Clenvhr,-cl fist. tina' and Niarthu arc- wonclirlnq uhm Mziyliv Rvthzfs rvstraining hzmd Father will 53-V, helpvcl. too, .S?L00f!9!f1y, Q ecernger 6, f95f 4 l-'ingc-rnziil Inspection. The faunous whistlr- has surnrnom-d Motion Expt-rt Dcinonstrzitc-s. Smit:-cl on hath the young fiilhrn-tli fry for tht' riuid Hood flroonrinuu tm-st. inzit, lfutlivi' rt-rtziinly prov:-s tht- point that Philip Duhv Clonrud Om-llvttn-. firuydon Bfunn. liill Mya-rs. h1ithroo1n nronopolyi' hy il ff-w is not m-r4-s- Iohn liukrr. Rr-thu iliurnvi. .lozrnnv SlllI'It'X'2tIll. Ruth lfliitnr-j.' szrry. Loolting on with anxious t'ot1ft'ntr:ition ind .Xnnv lirown liopt- thi-y'll satisfy l'lllIllf'Y S 1-xzrvtinu stand- nrt' John Balm-r. Ruth YYhitnvy. Xnm- lliovrn rds, und Philip Duhe-. Evvii tha- tiitirul nrain lironr Maxis would huyv In-Q-n lizryorulmly inipivsft-Ll hard ht' liven pri-svnt ut L. l . ll. S. Llf'Illl1llSll1IIl on thi- niuht of Dr-rf-iiilie-1' 6. l95l, Willy. you uslii' Bv- tuusi- thi- rust of lIhvupi-r' By lhv Don-n wus .anxiously awaiting this call of. On Stziuru. lhi- produvtion of thi- unnuul srhool play wus unds-1' tht- dir:-rtion of Miss Xzronti Nlxilifxr. lwzid of tht- English Dr-purtnirnt. who has protlm'ml so inuny drzxrnutic' s.u'CPsst-Q in ti lonu yi-ries of hieh-typv pluys. 'illivapvi' By 'lihv Donn is tht- rollirkinu und lun-loving story ot tht- Gilhretlis. that 4rvr1'uge- ,AIIll'I'lt'21Il lizunilyi' living in Mozitclziir. N. durinu thr 1-girly lS9ZU's. Should you visit thi- Ciilbrvths on as Sunday ufts-rnoon you would probably intt-rrupt u inf-rtinu of tht- l7un1ilyCount'il'i whivh was organixt-tl to uiyc- wich II1l'lIllJPl' of the fzlniily at right to yoivt- his opinion. Sinn- Faith:-r rviuned suprvnit-. the inajority yott' always re- lilc-vtrd his wishes. of vourstx Futliur dial not tolerate- boys 't-xt'f,-ptinu. of course. his own sonsj. or silk storkings ilfutlirr I't'fl'I'I'l'll to Il'lt'IIl as the lust of tht, sm-vvn veilsi. At tirnvs high vxcitcrnt-nt pre-yailvd .iround thrr Gilbrvth home he-c'ausv Aninz ai nziiyi- girl. nspirvcl to has 11 ulzunorous dr-butzmtv. :Xt surh tiniesit required all the skillful inancuyering of Mother to appt-use lfather and tC rt-storv tht- house-hold to its normal routine-. 'lihi' xnziny humorous and truc-to-lifv 1-pisodes have Illlldl' both the play und tht- Gilbreth funiily fanious. Inipersonzitinu tht- Gilbreth fziniily wus high Llrziniu. an r-yrnt the rust will ulways rs-int-nihffr plc-zisantly. lownspi-oplc pruisc-Cl thc' play warrnly. whirh ple-used thi- vast und tht' cur:-Ctor. Later in the- l'Vl'I1lll2. tht- director. :ind thi' assistants wvrc- l'YlIl'l'f2ilIl4'd21I thi' hoinu of Byron Bvan. i S s Q A Q 2 r 5 t Al 5 2 it , E 5 Q W fs 5 , 5 ,,., - 'K' Q? if 8 5 ' Y AF - ' t 'v ,N-1 if ,. I V g: 4,4 yilanf ' l if The Gilbreth Falnily. Stunclinu: Ciruydon Nlunn. Bill lNIy1-rs. john Bak- 5 Q-r. Aunt- Brown, Ruth Whitnvy rand Lollipopu Sn-zitvcl: joanni- Sturtvyant. Marry Built-y. Rvthzi lurnur. lroni: Philip Duhv. Conrad Out-llvtti-. PIIKQF lfiffi-wr rn A Q 1 in 1 9 N Lbramafzc 1 romofej .gyociaf ik 2111121111 Club 112111. iow 11 11 to ht1 Is x N vsher. Clennis Martin. P2lll'lC'lIl'l11flCl. KU 1111111111129 YI 101111 Olllll 141111611 lux 15111051 N1211'i1y11 Co11aut. R1-tha Fli111'111A1', 21r11x11 De111o11t 11111111 fyllilltftl M2111 lou DdllN'. Joarine St111'1evar1t. slvan B1-21111i1:u. 011181 1sto11Q11ax 111111 r v OIIIIX 0 111s 1o1'11111'1- Could. Flora Chicoinv. lmnora 1114 Jfiqllllllltl 71185111 112 1111 1 1 Il lioss. Rosalie c1l'1CI11'1'y. B2lI'lJl'll'?1 Gray. 1111111s Dc1I'fV D1a111 Harlow M1111 rl lltllfl 1111111 Uuirriou. Front row: Lo111s1- Niaxwvll. Ruth Whitnfx NIW111111 SllllO1'1PlLl B1ttN De111o11t NfllI'X'Z1 YYatt. Q1OI'lI1Ill' Rea. Gloria Chi- 401118 Iois 11101Ht 1161 Ofllllk ll 1111 1121111 Riit' l51'11wn. lI11an1121 x'I1'l.2lll!llll1l. DRAMATIC CI.L'B Spo11sor1'1l lay Nliss Naomi M21111-1'. 11111 Dra1112111c C11111 h21s1'21s1sinat1-11 for s1'v12r211 years l,. 17. ll. S. s1u111'11ts. 11111-1'1-s11'11 111 1111- r-l1lll'?ltTl'. sp:-111111 with 21 C21p1tal T. Hill tho lIlC'C'1lIlQ p11-asv 1'o1111- to Ul'Lll'I'?-1 The first worcls spolu-11 by a new pre-si1l1-nt star1 an 1'IljOf'11ll1lf 1116e1i11g. vlllllx b11sin1'ss1111'1'ting is always followed by :1 p1'0u1'a111, Ea1'11 II1CIIllJl'l' of 1111- club is gir1'11 a11 opp11rt11111ty 11111- infz 1111- year to p1'1-svnt 2111 1-1111-r1ain1111-111 oi her own 1khOll'l'. T111- IJIOQTZIIIIS 2111- varir-11. in1'1u1ling IIlOX'l1' 111'- views. talks ZllEOll1 1111216111 Broadway plays. t111' art 111 applying stagv 111211111-up. thc playing of Classiral 211111 popular re-1'111'1ls. 111111 Pilfll year the 1'l11b has 21 vvry Mala Q1l'l1'lS11IlllS party. Qlllllf' 0111-11 hu111111'O11s skits s111'11 as lA111' L1'g1'1111 of SlePpy Hollow a1111 Spring Dame are p1'1-sc11t1-11 fwhivh 1'2111 lTl0l'1' for i11121g1111211io11 than t'OS1l1ll1t'S or s1'11nc1'y 1. XN'h21t ll 150811111-lll tl'11'2lU'Cln Hvvllill 21 Grand play that wasli' 1 hopc we can 11o1111- againf' The 1112111121 1'1ub studefnts arc' talking about a trip KO l.21kew0o11. The- D1aa11111ti1' cllllll 5011211-Da111'1A proyidvs funds 1111 this trip. Club IIlCIIllJt'l'S always 111-lp to Ill21li1' the 51111001 play :1 su1'1'1-ss. Nlake-11p. Cost111111- 211111 p1111l11'1ty 1'o1111n1t11'Cfs ll'OIl1 the club 21111 willing assistanve to this proje-Ct. too. T111- Dra11121ti1: Club 1'1'1'1a1r11y 11111-rs 21 wide variety of a1't11'11111s. 211111 is lhlllf' training 111 social po1s1- for 1111? you11u1'1' S11llll'Il1S. as well as lots of fllll for all IIl6I1llJi'1'S. 111116 D1'21111211i1' Clulu app11'1'1at1-11 Mrs. St11rt1-vantvs will- inguvss to s11p1-rx'is1- 1111-1-tinss ClllI'1f1Q Nliss Mal11-1':1 lll1'11'SS. Dranuneir Qluh Officers. S1-2111-11. 11-ft to 112111. P1'1's1- 111111 'NIHIKX 1521111-yi. lillf'Il cjlllllllllllih 1'l1I'1'21SUl'L'I4 . Slfilllllllg. Y11'1'-pr1-s11l1-111. .l11z111111' S111rt1'1':111t. 211111 R1-11111 '1'11r111'1' llSf'l'l'1'I2lYy.l. Priya lfiflri'-P1'gl1I Kx ' x, Cfhiuafai obo, nbeuefolaj oolyerafion -, rom ,i , , Y if z 21 5 -1 Q 'uf Q 0171171 ifl0C'J 1 f x i X , if 1 ? 'f Studvnt .XSSUIIIIJIY was l'Illt'l'l2liI1l d by llII1l1SiIlE Conlv- sly-i'z1n'e com'c-ruins family hh- of adolc-su-nts. Left tw riuhl. Lion:-1 Duhv. Paul Baile-y. Rcthu VIQLIYIIUI' :md Anm' Brown isvzntml wvn- lvzxnlina k'h2ll'2ll'lPI'S in th:- pluy which wus clixw-c'tf-fl hy vluh IJ1't'Sit1l'Ill. Nlury Bnilvy. How do you lilu- my hz1tQ '. Rethrx Tmxrm-1' iI1It'lkI'llIJIi Lionel Dube- whilx- he is II y'lIlQ tc: c'om'q-lxtrzltv on an lmportant phono null. Miss Naoxui NIHIIVII Drzlnlzxtic' Club .'Xclx'ise-r :lt L. l , H. S. W Prlgr lfiyffg-rzzizw rgedf af Ylnclerfagea ,Nome rofecfd X17 F. H. A. Club: Bark row Cleft to rightilz Rose Nemi. Vivian Pelletier. Emily Drake, Claudette Gastonguay. Jeannine Goulet. janet Hood. Louise Emond. june Veilleux. Avis Pulkinnen. Christine McDaniel. Sylvia Drake. Alice Libby. Marie Davis. Doris Putnam. Corrine Desjardins. Middle row: Pam Roy. lNIarlene Simoneau. Vivian Grondin. Floriee McLaughlin. Connie Veilleux. Beatrice LaPlante. Marilyn Foss. Rosalie Chenery. Betty Botka. Connie Pelletier. Betty Nemi. Donalda Merrow. Mary Merrill, Mabel Niehols. joan Rea. Front row: Marielle Paquette. Frances Campbell. Betty Demont. lean Morin. Marva Watt. The-odate Goulet. Gloria Chieoine. Lois Chieoine, Althea Goding. Iwlarlene Bryant. Reinette Sirnoneau. Jane Burbank. IJQJ4. CM Sinee its beginning the Future Homemakers of America. advised by Mrs. Phyllis Arnbrose. has appealed to any Livermore Falls High Sehool girls who are interested in home prfijeets and improving family life. In faet. F. H. A. has been the largest elub in school ever sinee its beginning. Wlith this yearis goal, lo Promote International Good Will . especially in mind these girls have undertaken many unusual projects. Moreover. the club prides itself on having eaeh member assume some responsibilities during the year. The elub earns money before Christmas by selling cards and gift wrappings. Food sales are held several times during the year. Nfoney earned from such projects is used for the elub's varied financial needs. W'hat is done by our club to observe Future Home-makers of Anieriea Week? An exhibit is displayed in a local store window. F. H. A. members wear pins or ribbons all week. As one of our projects. this year. a box of randy and gifts was sent to the Veterans' Hospital at logus. The director of the institution. Mi'. Thomas Clarke. acknowledged our gift. writing that the candy was much appreciated. and used as refreshments at one of the evening programs given for patients. that the gifts were being used as prizes during recreation programs. He also said. HY0u may be sure the patients are thoroughly grateful for the thoughtful interest of the Future Homemakers of America in their welfare. Off to State Convention elub members go for a day in Nfavl This convention is arranged by the State F. H. A. .'Xdviser. Nfiss Florenee Jenkins. Major points of interest at the Convention are the election and installation of offieers. the talent show. and group diseussions on sueli topics as 'WN'ays of Earning Moneyii, and 'gOpportunities for Leadership Training. F. H. A. Club Officers. Seated Cleft to rightl. President Mabel Niehols. Viee-pres. Pamela Roy. Secretary Doris Putnam. Standing. Reporter Louise Emond. Parliamentarian Beatrice LaPlante. Treasurer Claudette Castonguay. TZ' wig?-Tm I fl JJ A CM S a o u l'lll9l 0U8.5 Sflllllgq Illoromofea .gnfernaflonaf goochfiff Xhlllllt 11l11,111t lJ2lllL1lIl'lS? :X M11tl11-1' 1111cl lJ11ug'ht1-1' B:111qu1-t is h1-ld 1-111'h yL'2ll'. .Xft1-1' il 11111 w1-ll-1'1111k1-1l 111111 VVI'llSl'l'X't'll 1111-11l ll p1'0g1'11111 is l'lljOyl'Kl. which inClud1-s clist1'ib11ti011 of fll lllIJI1'l' 111111 -Illllllil' llOIIl1'IIl2ll'i1'l' ljl'gl'l'l'S 11111l iIlSl2lllZltiOIl of 0ffi1'1-rs for th1- 1'0111i11gf yl'1lI'. Fl'hos1- 1'1-1'1-i1'i11u cll12llJTl'Y' ll111111-11111k1-1' Di'Q1't'l'S this yl'1lI' w1-1'1- l'llOl'lL'1' M1'l,1111gl1lin. M2lbl'l Nichols .1ncl l r11111'1-s Rings. 'l'h1- l'llltl1l'l' l'lLll'IIl1'l' 15111111111-1 is p1'1-p111 1'cl hy Ll 1'f1111111itt1-e of F. H, A. lIll'II1lJK'l'S with th1- h1-lp of M1's. .X111l11'11s1-. This 1'l11l1 11111-s not 1111 thinus just for its1-lf: it also thinks of oths-rs. It pa1'k1-1l not only th1- 'l'11g11s XvK'Tl'l'ilIlSA hox: it h11s 11ls11 this l'll'SIlY2ll. ll box f111' .I11111111 l'iI1'IIlS 11ll rc s1-nt to -l11p1111. NI11111' lf. ll. .X. girls hn th1-sta-11clyst1'1-1111111fp:11'k11u1-s I1111111' 111-1- DOING THINGS l-'OR OTIIHRS NOT lIl'S'l' VOR OXliSlil,I ' Vbrld Christnigxs ll-sli1'11l Box. ln upper right pi1'lu1'1-. lc-ft to riuht. l31-1111'i1'1- l.11ljlllliI1'. Xfrs. .'X111l11'11-21- fvlnh 111lxis1-1' 111111 l,1111is1- lixnoncl 1111 parliinu YY111'l1l CIl11'is1i111-Q l1'1-stix'11l lnox wl1i1'h J the L'lL1lJ 50111 to -lilllllll. l11 it YVl'l'l' houlqs. 131111011 st11ti11111-1'y. soup. t1m'1-ls. 111111 .11111-h1111l1s of l'X'!'lkY liinfl. .Xll gifts w1'1'1- 1'1111t1'ilJ11t1-cl ny 1'l11l1 Illl'IIllJ1'ls Maine Scrapbook For japan. In l0XV1'l' ri: jJlL'T.lllAL' livtty D1-11111111 1:1-1111-ch is 1l4M'IlllJllIlQ th1- s1'1'.1pl111ol4 lor llllllilll. Sf'lYl1l D1'11k1-. Nfrs. :XIII- D I h1'11s1-. filUl'lZl CThi1'11i111-. illlil .Mis I 11lki11111-11 Ist1 111u.' 'u '- 1-' lim' th1- St11t1- of lNl11i111- S1'1'11pl11111lx. Pen Pals. cll2lllCll'Kll' lI11st1111g11:1y lin 11-fi 1111 t111'1-1 is IlI1SXYi'l'lIlQ ll l1-tt1-1' l.l'OlIl 21 .I:1p11111-s1- l'r'i1- lllilllllllll' 001111-t 111111 R11s11l11- f1ll1'Il0I'y 1111- look- ing 11t IJIl'tlllkl'S 111111 11-11111112 OIIK' ol th1- 1111,11'1--th1111 fl-Cl0Zi'Il l1-tu-rs 1'1-1'1-iw-cl I111111 1111111111-sv girls 111 I4 spouse- to lf. ll. .X. Qifts. y1-111' p111'k1-d El Cllll'lSUllZlS box for th1- WYo1'lcl cllll'lSfIll1lS 111t1'ilJ11t1-fl by Club lI1L'IllbPl'Sl. A sfrzlpbook of lN111i111- was x'1- 1-1-1-1-iw-cl l1-tt1-rs from f01'1-ign p1-n pals 11s ll 1'1-snlt 11l' cly p1'c1pl1- at hon 11- and in fon-ign lands. ,Wm E l Page Sixty-one ILAPL5 ICLCL5 Cl QJVVIQI1 flllfll OY0 ILQ Llllflflej 3- 231 fsf za!! A A Glccful Studcnt Group urges tht- photographer to buy 21 ljllllfll of tirkt-ts. BOX OFFICE ON PL.-XY NIGHT NIOZIIUH' Diaz lin windowl vhuts with Nlargic Parker and IIYZUICY 1.1-aclbetter. who 21111 in vllzimt' Of reserva- tions und window sales. Ruth Whitney and Karlottn Ncwluvrg fin lJ2N'liQl'OLlIICll staincl rt-zicly to help 5'1IlICli box offifv or patrons. 3 Q TICKET KZOMMITTFE NN ORK 'xllzis the ganu- Stziru-cl2 '. How muah Whoa wnmng ? Can om- ziriswvi' those questions mtl 111 5 mon- while a ttcmlinu to tho tab 0 SP ticltntsp What thc' Casual OI1lOOlil'l' scvs. tht eisiclit tlutx of 1 sm-llinu tifkets in thv rivw lobby booth is not thi moQ tliffirult work of thv tivlwt sell:-is he in itlt on l't'4lL1II'PS much time- -W tl11- Stzimpinff it t'l1f1c'kir1Q of serial IIl1lIllJi'lLS. ut-tting ietuinx fiom stuclzn sul:-smen. A football gami- with :ill its torifusion icu t It problems of the sales forum-. 'llhf im Il tic 1 s ut orive. The p1'OlJOIIl of rhzmging 1 tx 1 1 x IX do hill ovfasionally p1'vs1-nts itsz-lf. mor oxci whui tu bush sacks arm- z1tz1 flistzmt spot on thx hill l ill is is part of the cnjoyiiivut :mtl l'R41tPIT1 n 1 oi 11L1 svliool days. 'As Mr. NN'hitxir'v siipm-1'x'isc's the titlti St 1 work is vfhdcntly tlom-. Png 1' .SMU-1:1 M, Q10 CLI!!! .!40l 0IlClllll.C,5 -.S?90l'l50l Q6! SIA 6L5tl!l l!IlUy ff-Q ROLL LI.Xl,l, FOR L'SllI-IRS l.f-ft to riuht: Rivhnrtl Rhollenixer. Larry Bryant. Robert Foster. Don Jllrqlles. Robert Gglunoll. Stuart lfostl-r. l.llNV1't'l1t'i' llinkley. .Iohn Wizlcll-. Rob- ert Stroll 'lil-ssier. Robert DiSotto. Cileon Cook. Jr.. l iorinclo lil-nl-cll-Ito, 'l'his N'2lIll Ctlflll. of usher the new QYIIIIIIISILIIII. SY1'll'UIIlQ'S Quests W to the eu-nine PHDQIIIIIIS wisitors' night. school play. 'lihe MHHIIJ is clireetl-cl by SlllJIIl1lSll'I' SIJIYIUIIQ' Whit- ney !eenter'. Aeronautics Club. Kneelinut Stanley lx-wis CPilotl. Seated. Cleft to rightlz Ralph lxlill' eeau. lvlllllllll Robinson. George 0'Donnvll Clflight Mechanieh. Blaine SU1I'Il'X'2lIll filo-pilotlz Cleon Cook -Ir.. Robert Wt-leh. Back row: Stuart Foster. Conrad Tessier QNax-illatori. Robert DiSotto. Mr. XYhitney Cilclviserl. George Cummings. Kenneth Dllllfi AERONAUTICS CLUB Recently a few interested seniors banded together to form an Aeronautics Club. After persuading Mr. lN'hitney to be adviser. the club was organized and meetings were l1l'lCl Friday mornings during Period I. Strange as it seems, there is no particular goal for this club. The members are merely interested in airplanes. their construction. and maintenance, The club has been studying construction and maintenance of engines chiefly, with discussion of controls. surfaces and bracing thrown in for interest. The Club is. at present, actually more of a discussion group than anything else. Everybody gives his opinion on the different questions, and the Club members read widely on the subject. ON PLAY NIGHT Keith iXIlill'I'SOIl. Ralph Mur- t. Danny llonllhan. fi0I'll'llil s. plL'll1l'l'Kl in the lobby of Page .S'z'l'tl'-flzrm' ,ffldflz .fd gfare of gugda rom flue gained THE BAND Back row Cleft to rightj: VVilliam Myers. Richard Poland. Richard VVebster. Carlton Berry. Lester Dow, Jr.. Norma Pike, Blaine Sturtevant, Mary Bailey. Karlotta Newberg, Raechel Maxwell, Paul Bailey. George O,Donnell, Fred Lumbert. Middle row: Janice Mann, Frances Darey, Mary Lou Darcy, Zelman Fuller, Theodore Foss, James Johnson, Stanley Lewis. Anita Buttarazzi. Betty Cloutier, Anita Cummings, Conrad Ouellette. William Strout, Marla Mann. Front row: Joanne Robbins, Joanne Sturtevant. Ellen Cummings, Daniel Al- vino. jr.. Richard Berube. Parris Mclver, Roger Jacques, Carrol Dow. Anne Brown. Marilyn Conant. Lorine Beaulieu. Marie Tardiff. Kneeling: Majorettes Althea Goding. Corrine Fournier. Frances Campbell. Jane Burbank. Constance Meserve, Patricia Jacques. u5icafoli.j.jwl.Si Can school be considered to have really opened before the band plays at the first football game? Wlith spirit and enthusiasm the band undertakes its practice sessions. These famous musicians, with all their blowing and tooting, are always on time for practice each Monday night. In their beautiful green and white uniforms, the band members represent the spirit of the school. Certainly the band provides them with many hours of enjoyment. A few band members play with the town band and so gain musical experience. Definitely they contribute to a community enterprise, so much enjoyed by all. Townspeople can truly see the band on parade, when it marches on Armistice and Memorial Days. The L. F. H. S. Band has, incidentally, received high ratings en the judges' scoresheets at the State Festival. The orchestra with its symphonies and preludes is an inspiration to either a student or a community audience. Every Monday morning the members of the orchestra meet for an hour of instruction and practice, so that a competent group of artists may perform at school func- tions. School Play, Visitors, Night, Spring Concert, Junior Night, Class Day, and Commence- ment present the orchestra at its best. Mr. Myers, L. F. H. Maestro, develops practice sessions of large and small groups to offer many opportunities to students. There is practice in rhythm, and sight reading. Sensi- tive and artistic interpretation is cultivated under his baton. The string quartet has played at many church and club festivities, and is popularly regarded as a highly trained group of stud- ent musicians. Page Sixty-four OrcAe5fra ,S?gml9A0nieA, ana! Mi ianf uC6l!g7l'l-50171 Ld, Tl Ili ORC Il llTSll'R.X l Standing C11-ft to riglitlz Rivhzircl W1-lasts-r'. Zl'llllUI1 l'lllll4'1'. Nllflllkl Pike. fl2ll'lIOIl Bl'l'I'j'. .Xnnv Brown. BL-tty Cloutivr. P11111 Bziilvy. lN'illii11n Myvrs. Svzitcd: Kay Nloshur. Diane- Hai'- low. Blziry Bziilvy. 1'lI'Z1IlC'4'S Dzirvy. fxlnry Lon llzirwy. Ruth lYliit111'y. l'z11'1'is M1'lvvi'. ROQ4'l' JIiCL1llt'S. lVlz11'ilyn Conant. -loannv Sturtvxzint. Anita Clunnnings. GLEE CLUBS Rach lYcclncsclay night tlic Girls, Glu- Club inc-nits for an llOllI'. 'l'li1- boys lI1l'Ct Friday morning. 'llicsc Clubs are coiiiposc-cl of 1114-r1'1b1-1's. all of wlioin vnjoy singing. since they liaw? cultivated nnisical tastvs frmn thcir Carly days in school. Sincv nnisic' is om' of tlic purcst of line arts. it is a major ziccolnplislnncfnt to maintain such Eno musical pc-1'f01'inanccs from y011nQ people as M1'. Nlycrs has bf-vn ablv to do tlirongli tliv boys' quartvt and girls, cloublc trio. These song liirdsn. singing' such songs as 'Llioad to lN'IL1nclL1l11v,'. 'l'liQ Viking Song? and Bl11vliclls Chiiningu. haw' dvvf-lopffd 21 Illt'l0CllOl1S and liarmonious tonal vflvct dvliglitf11l to an auclicncc. Spring Cfloncf-rt Mz11'cli 27. 1952 Jesse Nfya-rs, Dircctor Girls' Vocal Scxtettc. l.u11is1- Nlzixwvll. Dizinm- l'lz11'low. Rm- Brown. l'z1tri1'i:1 -IllCfllll'S. II't'Ill' Richard and Klzirlviiz- BIYRIIII furnish thc' Qlaniiour in Il plrzis- ing voc':1l crisc-nililv. 'l'li1-y 2111- :11'1'c111ipz111i1-cl by Kay Moshe-11 Page' .Sixty-fi1'e N Ae ,lgroui 0 Wljiriaf afiuuw GIRLS' GLICE CLUB Upper Picture. Bavk row Qlr-ft to rightlz Lorrainu Jacquvs. Rarhvl lfournivr. Mzirim' Tarclill. julia Dysart. Rita Ouellvttct Rosalif' cilFlCI1f'fY. Rarfhr-l R'I2!XYVPll. Barbara Gray. BC-tty Nvrni. Bvtty Clouticr. Arlene' Fc-rland. Marlm-nr Bryant. Clairr- 'l'hvrric'n. Joan Rva. Svronfl row: 'IL-an licaulim-u. Anita Castonsuay. Marilyn Dcrnont. Corrinf- Fournier. Maruic- Parker. Qloyfv Fullf-r. Lorine- liraulif-u. Nlary Bailey. Betty Botka. Connie' Pc-llctiz-r. Bf'atric'f- l.aPlantc. ,leant-tte Hffnry. Karlotta Nvwbcrg. First row: Jann- Burbank. Gloria Chicoinr-. Lois Chivoinf-. Norma Collins. Ellen Cummings. Corinne Rea. Flora Chicoinc-. Patricia jarquvs. Rao Brown. Joann Quirrion. Joanna Diaz. Gvorgia l.amh. Lower Picture. liack row: Marl:-ne Simonr-au. Ella VVontzr-l. Vivian flrontlin. Louis:- Nlaxwcll. Nlarilyn Hamilton. ClOIlI1lf'XvCllll'l1X. Marilyn Conant. Mai'line Parker. Franrm Dart-y. Mary Lou Dara-y. Louise Castonguay. Scwond row: Patriria Collins. -Iacqm-linv Tvs- sier. Diane- Harlow. Anne- Brown. Connie lvfersvrve. Norma Pike-. lmnora Wlhitfz Gorilla Ouellette. Joanne- Sturtevant. flf'l'Il'UClt' LaPlantf'. Reltha Turner. Diannv Hamilton. lfront row: Marif'llf- Paqucttc. Ruth lN'hitnr'y. Pauline? Beaulieu. lfranvcs Carnpbvll. Marva VN'att, Juanita Mm'l.auQl1lin. Irene' Rivharcl. Mary Chappvll. Althra Coding. Kay Mc1shf'1'. R1-invttr Simonvau. Doris Putnam. BUYS' GLEE CLUB Standinu elf-ft to riahtlz Gvorgf- O'Donnell. William Myers. lmstvi' Dow. Rohvrt NVQlc'h. Laurvntic- Para: Ralph lvlarfcau. Franklin Barrlay. Paul Bailey. Parris Mrlw-r. Gray- tlon Blann. RiCharcl 'Nm-mi. Harry Nlaxwoll. Richard Rhoclenizf-r. Front row: William lN'f'lc'h. :Xflrit-n Bri-ton. l.uCiCn Breton. Stanlffy Lewis. Ralph l.aPlantc. Cl:-on Cook. Emile Rirh- ard. Lionel Dullc. W'illiam Strout. Philip Dulw. Rouer llzicqiivs. Bf'1'narcl-Iavqiivs, Page Sixty-six 3 Qui' 60AI'!flf W6tj0I Qtie5 CAQQFAQJQPJ MAJORE'l'l'ES A whistle blows! Our colorful majorettes are prancing down the football field. Their rhythm and coordination are due to long hours of practice. Certainly glamourously vital. they add style. color and vitamins to the crisp football weather. Their public likes nothing better than to sce a group of pr-ppy niajorettes. This year the majorcttes performed indoors on Open House Night and at the spring Concert. They always compete in the Maine Musical Festival in May. Already pictured on Division Page 54 these snappy majorettes are Cfront row, lcft to rightl: Corrine Fournier, Captain Jane Burbank. and Althea Coding. Back row, Constance Meserve, Frances Campbell. and Patricia Jacques. CHEERLEADERS Leading the student body in a fast series of rousing cheers at games and rallies is the task of the seven cheerleaders at L. l . H. S. It is the cheerleaders' responsibility to make plans for and direct all athletic rallies. A practice session of an hour is required three times a week. New cheers are often introduced and practiced with the student body. Transportation to all out-of- town games during the football and basket- ball seasons in furnished by the cheerlead- ers' adviser. Mrs. Margie M. Brown. and Principal Clyde L. Mzinn. Head cheerleader Iorrainc Paridis fback rovw Seattil lilft I011 ht BNN Udd VIUW Ferland, Julien Dysart kneeling Louise M ixwc ll Rae Brown Bcttx Dtmont ommerciaf ganvfg, MWA guilamenf COMMERCIAL CLUB Back row fl:-ft to rightj: Betty Merrill. Christine McDaniel. Pamela Roy, Constance Dunham. Ola Nason. Norma Pike. Betty Nemi. Rita Ouellette. Mabel Lane. Pauline Beaulieu. Middle row: Shirley Kennedy. Anita Buttarazzi. Corrine Fournier. Bruce Moulton. john Rea. Sherril Hiltz, Donald Jacques. VVilliam Robinson. Lorraine Paradis. Caroline Conant. Betty Judd. Front row: Nancy Chappell. Anita Cummings. Reinette Simoneau. Lorraine iMorse. Caire Therrien, Betty Cloutier, Arlene Fcrland. Jane Burbank. Rachel Fournier. joan Rea. Rose Nemi. Frances Campbell. i i THE COMMERCIAL C LL' B The Commercial Club is a very active ,club at L. F. H. S. Only junior and Senior Com- cv G mercial students are admitted to membership. Through its sales activities the students have been able to add many improvements to the Commercial Department. In the Commercial Department is a Marchand Calculator. used in bookkeeping classes and purchased jointly by the School Department and the Club Cin re- cent yearsj. The Club has invested in Filing cabinets. and business reference books for the Commercial library. It has purchased records for shorthand dictation, which are used by stu- dents who wish to increase their rate of short- hand dictation. New steel chairs. adjustable typewriter desks, and an electric mimeograph and mimeoscope are also among the joint pur- A chases of recent years, the School Department furnishing half the funds. This year a new electric typewriter was purchased, and each student has become familiar with the use of this machine. Through the generous support of the superintendent and school committee these purchases have been made possible. This year the Club gave one hundred and lifty dol- lars toward purchase of the new intercommuni- cation system which connects shop. eym. and all classrooms with the Principal's oflice. 124' COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS Seated. left to right. Presiclcnt Rose Neini Vice-president Betty Cloutier. Standing. Sec retary Norma Pike. Program Committee lNIem- bers CLoi'raine Paradis and Betty jucldl. and Treasiirer Claire Therrien. Page Sixty-eight 6ll I'l:i 62 l0 iI'l'lQ0gl 6ll0A0l,! MMIJIQHIQUF 0l'l0I J .-XNDIES' BL'I.LE'l'lN STAFF IN ACTION Club Prvsident Rosz- Nz-ini. Nancy Chzippt-ll. XYilli?1m Robinsoni :md Shclrril Hiltz fcvcl pup:-1' to stencil roller. hurryinu ll Copy of tht- Anclivs' Bulletin to l.. F, H. S. Stuclf-nts. During noon hour tht- Club sm-lls Candy :incl potato chips to tha' stutlt-nt body. A rc'f1't'sh- nivnt booth was built by F. l . A. so candy. potato ships. hot and told drinks, could bc' sold during thv football sz-ason and at any out-of-door zirtivities. Ellfll month a Ininlvogrzlphrfd paper. wllliv Antlim-s Bulletin . is publishvd undvr tht- clirw- tion of Mrs. Margicf NI. Brown. who is ht-zicl of tht- Connnerfizil D4-pzirtmcnt. For two sur rwssivm- yvars. 1950 and l95l. thu' L. F. H. .'Xmlim's Bullvtinu won First Awards for mim- e-ogruplit-tl papt-rs among schools of its Class in thv Colby Efho Contvst, Two r'0rtific'att's and trophy vups wt-rv stint to tht- st-hool from Colby Collt-gc-. A.. Arlr-tw F1-rlzintl. P2lII1Cl2l Roy l.'Xn- dies' Bulls-tin Editorj. and Anita Uunnnings tlclit to rightj clisplny l95O :incl l95l trophy Cups :incl Cor- tificatv of Klvrit. Awards K'2ll'IN'fl in Colby Colle-um' EL'l10-LOYt'jOY Conte-st. Page .S'i.tfy-zz1'r1.v oc'afj Ml9re5enf5 maine af .gporinghcefi Wa..5.1. 4- A 'Q .lu l. .A l F. F. A. Clllfli MEMBERS Stamcliiig fleft to riuhti: Rirharcl Fuller. Cary Pettinsill. Roger Crossoii. Wlilti-r llc-wi-tt. Richard Parker. Franklin Nichols. Theodore Barker. Darirl liryzmt. Emir- St. Pierre, .-Xlfretl Fuller. Riehurcl Barker. .'Xlfr:'cl St. Pierre. Riehzird W'ebster. Seated: Calvin liurhoe. Henry Drake. Carl Posik. Robert Walton. Ormziii Wilkins. Mr. Crouse. Z1-lmon Fllll4'I1 C2ll'lIOH B 1'l'Y- Carroll Dow. George Riehzirrls, Archie Kine. Richard Stroiit. . Konfeol mutha, 1957-52 STATE F. F. A. YOCA'l'lON.'XI. AGRICL'l.'l'lfR.'Xl, CONTESTS U. of M. june 19-20. 1951 +0 Schools Competing Milk lludging First Plat-1' Norman Fuller :iricl Riehzircl kNf'l7SU'l' Poiiltry Juflimu 'lhircl I'1Qim- Norman Fullr-r :mtl Charles lizuker Urziiid Championship Seeoricl Planer- Clleileulatecl on lizisis of Total Stores in All Clontestsj NCURTH QXTLANTIC REGIONAT, YCXIATIONAI. .'XGRICL'L'l'L'RE CKUNTEST Springfield. Mass.. Sept.. 1951 12 Svhools Competing from North rktlantii' States Milk judging Contest State of Maine Represented by Normziii Fuller 1 and Richard Webster of Livermore Falls High School Team Fourth Plam- Normzin Fuller Third Place. As Iriclividual Rirharcl Y'N'ehster Fifth Plarr-. As Iridividuzil SOUTHERN DISTRICT CONTEST W'iltori. -Ian. 9. 1952 Q1 l Schools Competingj Rziftc-r cutting--fO. Wilkins and A. St. Pierre. First Plziee. Rope Splicing- A. St. Pierre and E. St. Pierre. First Place. Shop Tool Iclentififzition--ll. Drake and R. XN'ebster. tie for First Place. Shop Supply lrleiitifieation--R. Clrosson ami Ci. Posik. Seroncl Place. lmlivitlual VVinners Rzifter Cuttingw O. W'ilkins. First Plaeeg A. St. Pierre. Fourth Place. Tool Identifiration-HR. W'ehster. Tie for First Place: H. Drake. Tie for Sz-voncl Plate. Supply Identifiezitiori 7 R. Crossori. Tie for First Plzwv: CI. Posik. Tix- for Seronfl Plate. TOOI. IDENTIFICLXTION F. F. A. CONTEST PROJECT 1.1-ft to right: Gary P4-ttengill. Ar- chie King. Rirhzircl Strout. Rieh- zirtl W'ebster. Alfred Fuller, ,911 Worf,6 .xdffdrzfic lalgionaf Wveef in xgialyfemger, f95f 3 v F. F. .-X. OFFICERS la-ft to right: Alfred St. Pierre- lSccrctaryJ. Robfrt Walton CYice Pri-sidcntl. Orinan Wilkins fPrt-sidcnti. Franklin Nichols l'l'rvasiii'vr'. Rirharcl Parke-r fRi-portvri. FQ ,4 llilllde Cll l'l'lel'5 0 l'l'l2I'lCCl Since l928 Studi-nts of Vocational Agriculture- havc. in incrcasing mn-mbe-rs, formi-d F. F. A. clubs in thc- U. S. A. Programs of work. participatcd in by all mcmbf-rs. arc sct up annually by cw-ry chaptcr, rach Starr- association and thc National organization, These' are among the: aims of this important organization: To di-vi-lop compc-tcnt. aggrvs- sivc, rural, and agricultural li-adcrshipg to 4-ncouragc mi-mbcrs to improve thc farm home and its surroundingsg to 4-ncouragc improvcmcnt in scholarship: to providc and 1-ncouragc thc df-velopmcnt of organizcd rural ri-crm-ational activitics. The L. F. H. S. Futurc Farmcrs of Amcrica is activc as a club. 'lihf' following mn-mbcrs have acquircd State Farmcrn dcgrt-vs: Arthur Chasc. Statc 'Frm-asurcr. 1946-7g Dwight Lamb, jr., State Svcrfftary 11949-5079, Statu Pri-sid:-nt C1950-5l lx Norman Fulli-r, Statc Re-porter. 1951-2. This yt-ar Alfrcd St. Picrrt- was e-lccted Sccrctary for thc district at the Hilton Ci0IlfL'I'0I1l't' which 1-ltrvon schools attcndcd Qrcprcsr-ming thc South:-rn District Associationy. Orman VVilkins scrvvd as prcsidcnt of the district. 1951-2. At this mccting L. F. H. S. won thc grand champion- ship plaquc in farm mcchanics with a total score of 779 out of possiblc 8110 points. To quotv from the- F. F. A. Crm-cd its Ill1'lIlbEI'S lan-licvc in thi- future' of farming in thc promisc of bvttur days through bettcr ways. 4-vi-ri as thc bf-ttcr things wt' now cnjoy haw- Comi- up to us from thi: strugglcs of formf-r yi-urs. 5,5 J x? Nr, . wi , .2405 limilv St. l,ll'II4'. Orinan Wil- kins. and Calvin Burhov tlcmun- stratc hconti-st tf clmiqucs in mpc splicinu :incl l1alivi'1ii1ilii11u'. lullyf' Sw. Hill-i HF E? l fa ,Q Back row Cleft to rightj: Arniable bus driver, Donald Kelly. O'Brien Riordan, Norman wadAin ion Jacques, Norman Berube, Roger Ouellette. George Hebert, Rene Castonguay. Gerard Dube. g Mrs. Clyde Mann. Middle row: Bernie Conant, Robert Pike, Bertrand Dubc, Norman Fuller. Front row: Clydelle Mann, Gladys Webster, june Harlow, Betty Coates, Mary DiSotto, Elise filo Mann, Idis Coombs. Page Seventy-two .Q 'x . f 'k'1, .--A Back row fleft to rightj: Mr. Mann Qprincipall, Charles Barker. Patrick Ryder, Robert Buttarazzi, Glen Merrow. Michael Houlihan, Gilbert Richards. Patrick Hebert. Ralph Bene- . detto. Middle row: Wesley Whitcomb, Laurence LaP0inte. Armand Bilodeau, Alan Poland. enggrgb George Dube. Front row: Louise Gapen, Wilda Merrow, Theresa Judd, Charlotte Norton. Geraldine Jacques. Nancy Collins, Arlene Ferland, Joyce Steward. Marjorie Hinkley. Page Seventy-tlzrfe - '21 : iiiiiig -.::. Hg E . M fa :: U My SE' X dai V: ft zzwfsafm H 2 gi Q' 1 iw QQ?-New ' N2 K MW, A S ,E , ,F 5 x A T L Q: Q 'W by if H 5 A H fi f 9 v 1 EE- 1 is . 11.5 ,..,, at-1:1 ,Q s onscienfiouij ,Sl clelf oligrarwum JQQIJ H0065 ll Orcler The Librarians Senior llbrurim Nnn Mtrrlll if-ads the notues to anis who ict as student librarians S wtsd lift to right Xnn Mfrrlll Iam Burbank Ross 'Nnmi Rftha Turner. Standinf Nfhbel 'Nichols 'Vhrx Baile-x Ninn Lmdbvttu Nfinx lou Darn-x ull Df'SZlI't. Lois Taylor Corrlnn l'0LlI'IlltI' Bc-ttx Cloutiel and Hcfttx Num Where is xour studx teachers signature- on this permit me you letulne woui ovf-rdue book yr-tl lhe-se Hre only '1 few of the mwnx qucstlons that nalous student librarians must ask students In the llbmrx at l I' H S For example soma studfnts haw neur heird ot tht Dewew Decinnl System ippuentlx Oth:-rs lYlql.llI'1'llk11XklX VNhs dont wt hun tht Dmvuy DlK1IIl ilSVStllTl her: 9 The librwinns must then point p1t1r-ntlx to the shelf labels ind tht posttd lists If books are just put im plan it would bt next to impossible to find them Each librarian is assigned defmxtc stwrks to kr-mp in order A hbrarlm must xlso know how to loan books to tht studtnts must lmarn tha film mbmmt arianqm nn nt and lJOfI'OVMlllQlI13X itmns. The libi-an inust be kept disciplined wt ill tunes In the ibsf-nu of the te-avher in-charfze. anothfn dutx is sornetinws rcqulrmd of the student librwrian Library Tools ure- demon- struts-cl by students: Narwv Lf'udbettf'I' lglolavt. Bvtty Lind- say 4We-bste-r's linubridged Div- tionnryb. Stanlvy Ll-wis 'The' Lvwiston Daily Sunl. and Rm- Brown i1'c-fe-rc-nc'v bookl. Page Serznty-fi:.'f 'aff EDITOR AND ASSOCIATES. BANNER BOARD, 1952. 4-as Front row fleft to rightj: Floricc McLaughlin. lvlargie Parker. Editor Stanley Lewis Nlancy Leadbetter. Retha Turner. Back row. Joyce Dube. Raeclrel Maxwell. David Israelgo Business Managerj, lirederico Franchetti fsportsl. Mary liou Darcy. letters post haste during January. 348 1952 Kahne,- An unusually able stall' of associates and assistants xx orkcd this year on the 1952 Banner. Foregoing part of their noon recess and working after school, the two groups have bu n out standing in diligence, and have become versatile at many tasks The assembly line in Room 1 1 whisked off the adxcrt sine All pictures were finished by Feb. 1. With stall help our studio photographer found it possible to do his work rapidly and efficiently. The props were there, so were thc studtnt X N groups, back of the gray curtain. As everybody co opcrattd HEIITIGS. the most friendly feelings prevailed between the stall the photographer, and the student groups. A few days after glossies arrived, the picture copx was completed, because all members of the stall' worked steadily making many trips to the card file to check the sprllrnff of Choosing a theme. selecting the introductory thtrnm pic tures, and hammering out headlines required days or conccn trated effort. Choosing the cover material, the coxcr dcsrf n and planning the end-pages was much more simple Checking copy against the layout pages, enfrraxrnffs against invoices, required time. too. When the last paves were ' sent to the printer, the stall' settled back for a breather br fore page proofs arrived. Page Sez'e11,f3'-.fix In May there will be sales problems, collecting adxci trsrnff g payments, and delivering the advertisers, books Qhard coxcr 5 copies this yearl. This will pleasantly end the year s labors 1 provided only that our gentle readers are satisfied with thu 1952 Banner, our i'Schools For Freedom edition. TYPING STAFF Wihile Connie Dunham refers to the advertising cudfle Betty Judd and Nfabel liane type a few envelopes to our out of town patrons. Juniors Lorraine MOr'se and Christine Nffc Daniel joined the typing staff later. SALES FORCE A smart sales crew got phone orders for the 1951 Banmr Key workers were Avis Pulkinnen and lvfarlene Bryant write copy and read inten- -Ioiinne Dial. Cllennis Hai'- ADVERTISING STAFF. l952 Ready for a trip to sign up local advertisers after school are Cleft to rightl John Baker, Editor Stanley Lewis. Business Manager David Israelson. Byron Bean. Blaine Sturtevant, Donald jacques. Keith Anderson. and Lawrence Hinkley. dzglinfl lon? izbeafroyf egndiaire, on? izbizicouragefn fhese wonder working rules from 'l'odav's -Iournalisin for 'l'odav's Schools' have opened a vivid and challenging world to the l952 Schools For Freedom stafli. Apprenticing' copy writers, together with their older associates have learned that journalism is living today. that student editors thrive best on cheerful optiinisin. It was hard for the H752 stafli to be any other wav. When young people get together and follow healthy and natural inclinations. thev sud- denly discover that a stable editorial poliev inust be planned along positive lines. Oli the two schools ol' writing. the stall' has ehosen instinctively the Everyone would benefit by this type ol' writing. 1952 eopvwriters have avoided the rabble rousing . the Evervthing,s wrong with everything style ol' the would-be sinartiesu. Assistants, Clever and Capable at l95l banner work, study picture layout. eheek euts against invoices. sively in Todav's journal- ism. 'l'hev are lsr-ated. ln-lit lo rightl Niarlene liivant. Ruth lYhitney. Standing. tin. Ciilberta Russell. and .Xvis Pulltinnen. Anne lirown iflirls' Sports. absent. Page Sezvrzty-.fe:'e1z ff if 3 5 f . ,. i 1: ' fiia? ,sv m!-f?Im.l: 9- -vfvzll QQ,'5'f,S' P 7, , 3? N- l' ,.H'l'1f 4+s..g,svgA -fy: ',f,nj1X Q 'asf f- A2 .Q :S 1 --1 frzw' 1: -. ,332 ' 5851 . yr' if- .45- ,Li TL 1ev.,s.,,, g - Jef' 2 WW j1gx..5t,3, Y 5. 1, ,. L, ,. . 5. 3. 4 , 113 WF if . if , There are two kinds of patriotism. The wartime patriotism which all of us know about, and a deeper, less emotional kind-the patriotism of peace. The first kind we usually turn on and op' on holidays and during war scares. The other is something continuous, an element in our character like self-respect, good sportsman- ship, or love of one's family. - Like freedom-patriotism is not free. The price was high at Valley Forgeg it is high today in Korea. For us at home, there is a price. We must support the institu- tions which are teaching our time-tested principles to the young men and young women upon whom we must depend to preserve our national heritage in the future. G. Ollie Edmunds paris f'Lx:Z6 .X:v 22 ' jf wfw ,', l-!' i',V',UF'j sf' ft ' we V 'J ' S' ' ' I J I wg q - ff Qy, e aj A ' F ' f ef 'lf fllwlf , Mft j f' VQQW Z JJ as-. ll! YS? ' -JM-4 Wu J' ff 'f 2 I-H f Eify CN, K J ,f s , f f l m 4 I , M!! kil l if fi! f Q w w c ffr m s , '1 5 s I N 'le n rf few f 4 s VW U gf Wle v fsgfg- ei Q W, mar yu YVJLBW f iwf v w f 2 JMQQWV -4 2 2 'irerff Q J j ,U if2 gc X l X 'ings c vfik f W jf s J J jg Q M W rj W IE f we i n s ffehss l w e eve s nj if y r rf X fy! Z W X f rvw 4 Y X V tl? fl WW I? U H, f jk f 'E 7 f ' 5 it is X J ' 'JW j f Ya img: M l M 4 P J fs sf ss., , s trts is y s e 2 s Y ti p ,Q p J ea sy ' V , p p if s g 5 gf 1 r e s s , GZ? 3 .M 3 LICQIWIZ5 eC0l'lJp!aCe Baseball Squad. Back row Cleft to rightj: Laurence Pare, Richard Webster, Stuart Foster, John Rea. Middle row: John Wade fAssistant Managerj, Robert Walton, Emile Richard, Kenneth Dube, Laurence LaPointe, Robert Pike, Norman Nemi. George Hebert fManagerD, Coach Farrell. Front row: Frederico Francketti, Robert Welch, Melvin Gay, Edward Doiron, James jacques, Lawrence Nichols, Harold Small. Robert Fuller. Baiedaff 1951 Andies 10-Kents Hill 6 The Andies, paced by Emile Richard's steady pitching, defeated Kents Hill. Ken Dube and Emile led the Andies with three hits each. Andies 6-Rumford V.'s 2 The locals conquered their adversaries behind the great one-hit pitching of Larry LaPointe. Larry and Emile Richard led the attack with two hits apiece. Andies l-Jay 0 The Green and XVhite racked up their third straight victory at the expense of the strong Jay team. Larry LaPointe Chucked 6-hit ball to receive credit for the victory. Emile Richard was the outstanding sticker for the Andies with two hits, a double and single. Andies 12--Farmington ll The Andies Going into their first extra-inning Game of the year, beat Farmington High. Ken Dube and Stu FosTer Ted the Andies with 4 and D3 Dhits, respectively. Andies 4--Wilton 3 The team defeated Wilton with the 6-hit pitching of Emile Richard. Stu Foster and Emile paced the Andies with two hits each. Andies 5-Wilton 6 The Andies met their first defeat of the season in this game. Emile Richard and Ken Dube starred. Emile clouted a homer and a double, while Ken got two singles. Andies 4-Jay 5 Larry Lapointe and Fred Lumbert were outstanding hitters for the Andies with 2 and 3 hits, respectively. Page Eighty ni .gafe Cjdanzlaionfidila Wayom Outfield. Front row tleft to rightj: Norm Nr-mi. Hola Welch. Back row: 'SPuti' Parc. Larry Nichols, Bob Pike. Left Picture. Infield. First row Cleft to rightj: Fred Franelu-tti Cshortstopl. Emile Richard fpitche-rj, Ken Dube fcatcherj. Back row: Larry Lapointe Cthircl basel, Stu Foster fsecond hascj. Andies 10-Farmington I The locals clinched the Sandy-Andy League pennant by defeating Farmington. Emile Rich- ard had an easy time pitching, allowing only 5 hits. Stu Foster. Fred Lumhert and Emile Richard led the Andies at the hat. Andies 4A--Kents Hill l Behind the 5-hit pitching of Larry Lapointe the Andies defeated Kents Hill. 4'Put,' Parc: and Larry Nichols led the Andies in hitting. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY OFFS L. F. H. GAINS SECGND PLACE Andies 8---Dixfield 2 In the first game of thc state playoffs the Andies defeated Dixfield High. Emile Richard pitched 6-hit ball to notch his fifth victory of the season. Larry Lapointe and Stn Foster led tht, Andies with two hits each. South Paris fifAndies U After winning the first game of the state play- offs the Anrlies were defeated hy South P21I'iS. fi to U. Emile Richard pitched 21 good gaine. hut the teznn made no runs to back him up. Although l.. F. H, S. missed championship of the state, it earned second position for the l95l season among schools of its class in the State of Nlaine. Andy lRo0liir:s. lfront row Llc-ft to rightl: Mel Gay lilllfflldllrl. Harold Small tontfieldj. Rohm-rt l'uiier ion!- iieldl. Bark row fleft to rightl: Dick WX-bster font- til-lcll. john Rea Hirst basel. Bob Wnlton fpitc-hert. Prljje' f'Zvf!fflfl UIl.1 gI 6L!!'l'l0lfl UUE goof! .SZ6i.50l'l-- Football Team. Back row Cleft to rightlz Conrad Tessis-r. Andrew Barclay. Emile Richard. Front row: Robert DiSotto. john Wlade. Lawrm-mu: Hinkley. Robert Strout. Stuart Foster. FOOTBALL. 1951 Andics 7-Skowhcgan 19 L. F. H. lost the opening game of the season to a strong Skowhegan team, 19 to 7. Ken llube made the Andies, only touchdown. Stu Foster and Put,' Pare wcre standouts in the line. Andies 13-Lishon O The Green and lN'hite posted its first win of the year with a 13 to O yictory. Emile Richard. Bob Strout, and Ralph Marceau were outstanding. Andies O-St. Doms O The local team gave a favored St. Dom's team a rough time. Emile Richard, Ken Duhe, and Andy Barclay sparked the Graff msn. Andies 27-lN'inthrop 6 In a scoring spree L. F. H, S. racked up a 27 to 6 victory. Andy Barclay, 'Toots Tessivr, and Bob DiSotto were key' men lor thc Grcen and lYhitc. Andies 28-fKents Hill 12 The locals registered their third win of the year hy dc-lit-ating Kents Hill. 28 to 12. Ken lluhe. Emile Richard, and Larry Hinkley were the Olllfytglllfllflg I., F. grid warriors. Andics 207-Nlexico 0 The Green and White racked up another gg ame in the yictory column hy clefcating Klexico. 211 to 0. Emile Richard. Boh Richards. and Andy Barclay led their teammates. Andics 211-Illilton O 4 Playing their he-st game ol' the year. the Andies clelc-ated a strong lYilton team. Ken liluhe, Emile Richard. Andy Barclay. and -Iohn Wade were standouts lor the home team. Page Eighty-lzt'0 . iwswch , at nur ni 1 'gulf' gygoinf lgjriclcfvllo .Siam Xecor 'fi I I l'OU'I'li,Xl.I. f:iJHIiIllH'lI .Xmhvs 6 - ficmlzl I2 A scwappy Grsulcl Tl'2llZ1Ql1Yk' thm Iuczxls thvh' wwnxcl lll'IvK'1ll oi' thi svzmwll. Emile' Rivllzllxls amd Dun lzxcqucs ua-rv SlllJl'l'lf7I' Im' thx lv ,xlldltwi 25?-ffjux' h Plum 1 'D sgczml Qlllllll l.. It nh'- ivzm-cl ax' Hiwil I o1'thr' lcrcalx hllllll' IXlCh21lIl. 'l'mu1s 'l1l'SSil,'I vu Duhc. zmfl .-Xmly li111'cln5 wma' tops. .fxllkliifl 115 ffRl'L111swi1'l4 U wick High in thc- lust gzunc- of thx lx1c'l1z11'd wc'1'c fins Qmunrl Q'2lil1l'1'x I O0'I'B.'XLI, TEAM wtimzliuuf-Qi row: Donald .Im'qm's. l.illll'PIll't' lzxrv Ralph lWz11'1'c-au. b The Andivs Llr-fs-utml liruna- SUZISUII. Ken lluhc- amd Emilv Burk row: Kr-11111-Lil Duhz: l I'OlHf 1 Emile Richard. .XIILMVAQ .Xl1hQ1L'k. got-s through the-Ajay li1'f-VIISK' for in umm. mdcd by imc- hlorklng from Iqvfl Dubct .. 'V X 'Si f Page' l21fQllf1 f1l7Pt' YL, K Football Squad. Bark row Cleft to rightj: Rivhard 5X1-mi. Graydon Mzinn. BruCe M0111- ton, VVillia1n Strout, 'l'hird row: Harry Bc-aulieu. Charlrs Moore, larry Foster, Robcit Stf'Vt'I'1S. Larry Bryant. Richard Rhodvnizvr. Harry Maxwvll. Francis Javqurs. James W'hittn-- more. ScC0nd row: Coavh Graff. Franklin Barclay. l,awr1'nc'c- Hinkley. Andrew Barclay. Robert Strout. John XN?1Clf'. Rohm-rt Gagnon. Robvrt Richards. Paul Castonguay. Front row: Robe-rt DiSotto. Emilf- Richard. Kvnnvth Dubv. Conrad 'livssir-r. Stuart Fostvr. Donald Jac'- ques. L21l1I't'IN'f' Parr. Ralph Ivlarrcau. Ylihv Aridics' S'Andy ll2ll'l'l2l'y' QZH going for a gain with the aid of tvammatr- Dun -Iacquvs 1395. Ken Dubv goes through for another Andy Quin. as tf'ZlI11H1211f'S Hob D1Sotto 5111 A 1 .Xncly Iizxrrlzly K2-11 supply the blovking. Sept Sept. Sept Se-pt OCt. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov, Nov. FOOTBALL. 1051 SCHEDULES ANU SCORES 1951 1951 1951 1951 1951 1951 1951 1951 1951 1951 Andics Andies Andies Andics Andics Andies Andics Andie-s Andics Anclics 7 13 0 27 28 20 20 6 211 13 SIQOXYIXCQZII1 19 Lishon 1, St. Dorm 4' 1Yinth1'op fi Kcnts Hill 12 Nlclxico KJ 1X'i1ton 1, Gould 12 .lay 6 I31'unswic'k 11 Senior Gridsters. Buck row 111-ft to right1: Rohcrt DiSotto. Con1'1dTf-s51cr Enulf- R1i'h21FCl.KPI1I1i'Ih DL1b?. Front row: Stuart Fostt-r. Donald Jafqucs. Laurtnme P1149 Rxlph Nfarvc-au, Page Eigh ty-five . A . Ifl GAYQGFL GH Cer! Lili ,S?90l i,5I1'1 CIMA Q i5 .?6l.5.4'8lLCl BOYS' BASKETBALL SQUAD Bark row flcvft to rightlz Manager Robert DiSotto. l.a1ii'vrir's' i'zn'c-. Norman N1-mi. Byron Bean. Stuart Foster. Anclrrw Barclay. Danny Houlihzin. flozwh Graff. Middlf- row Frcderivo Frziriclictti. Paul liuilvy. john Wade. Emile- Rirhzirrl. Rolwrt Yost:-r, Front row. lfiorindo Bene'clc'tt0, lizirry lrostvr. Robert Rivharrl. Ricliziixl Rliofh-nixefr. Harry Maxwf-ll. 11?mAef5aff 1951-1952 Andics 27---lay 61 The Grp-can and XN'l1itc'. starting the first ganiv ul- thi- yvzii with only two If-rp-,mf-n, wt-rv clvlicatvcl. 4'Put', Parr' was thi- Anclii-sa big gun. Andics 29m-xYlI1flll'O1J 60 The locals wmv clvfcatml by a strong Viintlirop tc-uni. Pziul Hznlr-v wa5 a standout lor thi wc-akcr side. Anclies -l9-Lisbon Falls 37 L. F. hit thc win column by clvfvating Lisbon Falls. liniilc- Kicfliarcl and I'ut', Parr- wr-rf high scorers. Andics 25fAlumni 36 The Anclies went clown lX'l-OIT tht- Alumni. PutH Parr' zincl Stu Fostvr wvrc' outstanding. Anclios '2lfSouth Paris 'lg The locals we-rc: dcfvatr-cl by a strong South Paris liw. .lohn XYaclc- was thc' Anclivs' kc-y man. Andes 37-Wilton +3 L. F., playing good hall all thc way. was nosvcl out. Emile- Richard and Stu Fostvi' wvrc Andies' standouts. Page Eighty-fix' eam Wafllrcfj, mlorouw LUU19 195152 .SZHJOH 1111- ,lxIlC111'S wvra- Q11'1'c11l4'11 011 1111- NUIWNQIB Co 11 1111111 fXI1L11l'5l 36 NUIWVLIF' 61 big guns. .'XIlL1l4'S f11 F211'II11I1Q'U1I1 51 llllll' locals. olltclzlssvcl again. XYl'1'l' 1111151111411 Stu Ios KI 111' EI11111 Ixllll 1111 ua 4 outst llll Andim -1-11' 1N'i11t111'op 19 Illlll' f11'1'K'I1 111111 1N'111tr'. IJILIYIIIQ good 112111. S1111 uoscc 1 111 points. A111111-s 1521- .lay -19 N 11111011 i111p1'ox'L'c1 .'XIlLI1l'N, 14-11111 gnu' 1114- 111 111x 111111111 Jax IljllS 1 11111511 11111 USIII 111118. P111,, Pzm- was 1110 G1w'11 llllll 1Y11i1r- I lllfll xx1t11 11 pol txI1C11l'S YS5 f1Yi1to11 YIII14' locals wc-rr 11111111111 z111o1111-1' 11111-111 111 1 H U OSU! dm U Stl outS. fX11c1ic's -IU' No1'wz1y rlllll' fXI1L11l'S. p1z1y111g' ll 11:11'c1 g11111zA. 111-111 11111 11:11 13011 ,mc u cw Il t11c11' scllool. Andie-s 38 F111'111i11g1o11 55 T11 0 Urn-n and 1N'11i11- was 111111-1114141 111 '111- mu 11111m0ton x11 ll 1 8110111181UI'1ll1.':XIN,I1l'S. Andics 53---I.1s11o11 Falls I.. It wus:-11111-11 out 111 L 1 ' 'ought 12211111 xs1t1 10 I1 J 11 mx 111 1 N 1 111111 1 Put Pam- XN'l'I't' 1111- stz111do1115. A111111-s 1515 -So1lt11 Paris 88 1111- :X11c11vs wvw 111-11 111111. H2lI'1'f' Mums: 11 I 1114111 Ziwlefdaffi' 51-AWA. L IlA'1'Ii 'IEANI VS. 'IFAIVI SCIOR Ii Dec. 7. 1951 I.. F. II, S.31z1y 27 691 Doc. 11. 1951 I.. F. H. S -Wi11t111'op 29-6U DCC. 15. 1951 I.. F. H. S -I11S130I1F21IIS -19 137 DCC. 29. 1951 I,. F. H. S -A11111111i 25 116 -12111. 1. 1952 I.. F. H. S. South Paris 21--15 Jan. 11. 1952 I1. F. H. S. 1Yi1to11 37 -13 AIEIII. 11. 1952 I,. F. H, S. Norway 116 61 Alan. 18. 1952 I.. F. H. S.-Nrmrwzzy 111 51 qlan. 22. 1952 I.. F. H. S. 1Yi11t111'op 111 519 A12111. 25. 1952 I.. F. H. S. 1N'11to11 155 65 -12111. 29. 1952 I.. F. II. S. Norway 21-U 56 Fc-11. 1. 1952 I.. F. H. S. .lay T58--19 Fcb. 5. 1952 I.. F. H. S. Fz11'111111g1o11 38 Feb. 8. 1952 I., F. H. S. I.1'41'JOI1F211Ix 53 55 F011 11. 1952 I.. F. H. S. 8011111 Ijzirix Q55-88 Sc-ason's '1Slartcrs 1101-1 to 1'iu1111: Robert I'1USl1'1. I r1-cIe1'ifo I'Il'llIN'1U'II1. Emile- Ri1'11:11'11. P11111 B111 QIIIKI John xYl1lIl'. Priya ,Lili-QIZI 1'-xffivl lev. jllrifg, Soim, pecorcfefl gg lDA0f09l CLf7A0l .yn First z1c'Lirm xlmrwtf, in uvw gxyllm xwxw' tzlkvu -Iiillllillf' -P. 1932. during 5011111 Paris g211Ill'l'Jf' Lmirlg' Studio pl1fvtrsg1'z1pl1c'1'. .-X COVIICI' of tlllx gym intnwim' mm bl- SCPI1 in L11JpK'l' right fJ1C'UlI'V, 'lvlmc' toss Ulf' stuns to givcf thc' U'211IlN 2111 K'X'f'Il lun-Qxlq. In uppc-1' lc-fl .lrwlm Wkxclf- gms 21 uicw Jun at thc- haslwt. in spitr' ol' clow- guarding. LOXYC1' lvft. 'I'l11' squzul. in luc'kn'1' mom lwtwvffri hzilvvs. gvls 21 lwllllxlll fluff- of COI1SU'l1C'L1X'l'0111111115111 Hom Ckmvlm Clr:1i'l'. BASKETBALL 1951 f 1952 Page lfiglzty-eight 1 LF!! 7551- 1 1 ,IQ - Szufn loarb Jamcf Q16 1 131160116 ff 51111114 1711. T 1111, 1 1 1911. 1 1 131-11 213 12111. fi 112111. 111 llilll, 18 -11111. 2.-1 F1-I1. 1 1'11'11. 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KILIII1' BllI'1D2lIl1'i 411111 Rosm- N1-1111 lIl 11:11'11g1'11111111 0111 'Nu 1 4 Ll11f11I- 4114.11 1111151 'W 211911 .111 -1 s1z1111l 1'1-111ly 1v1ll'11l1' bull . I11 LIIJIJVI' l'1Q1ll. Shi1'l1-y 1111s 111111l1- ll llIl'f' Ill'XY1Y 111'g11111z1'1l 1,1s111111 :1141111. S1lllk1l'X UW' 101' A 171191411 1x1'11111'11x. .xllifil 151111L11'11zf1. 411111 1411l'1Il4' Pau 1' 1111-31111-ll 111'LlL111l'l1L11X'1L1f'11 N1'111'i11g 1l11I1l7I'S. 2 x IICFQJJ ll! 061.5011 Clll ol? . A S MOI' 'mmf :ml Girls' Basketball Squad. Back row llt-ft to rishti: Nlzinnuvr Ann Llc-rrill. Kzxrlottn X4-wht-rg. Lorinr- B4-aulivii. Corrine Fournier. lI1'2lIll'ItL' Ilt'Ill'j'. Kfziry Lou Darvy, Couch Nfyra Y'Yzxg11vr. Midclln- row: Palm Roy. Joyu- Full:-r, ROSt'Nl'I1ll, Anita BL1ft2ll'Z1ZZl. janv Bnrhzink. Shirlvy Kvnriedy. Front row: Anne Brown. Frnnc'n-5 Cziinplu-ll. l,orrainr- jairqm-s. Anita Kluniinings. I.. F. H. 5. vs. Aluinnm- l Forinvr Givttii and Wliitr- xtars took tllr' :Xnclivttes Clown gi pvg by clvlicntiiig thcin. ll-ll. The Altnnnuc- rt-ally surprisvtl thc- regulars by coming through with flying colors, l-hgh scorn-rs: Shirlcy Km-iinvcly and Anita lgl1tl2lI'LlZll. L. F. H. 5. vs, South Paris 'l'hc Anclit-tt:-s again wvnt clown in dvlbnt. whvn they lac:-tl tht' strong' passing tczun of South Paris. 'l'hv honir- team sliowm-cl it tlecidc-cl wvulanpgs on tht- lim- ll1rows.nfftIinq only fi out ol' 15 attcrnpts. Final scorn was 28-23. l.. F. H. 5. ws. Viilton 'llhv .Xiitlivttvs cxpc'ric'1ic'c'tl tht- thrill ol' virtory again nt lX'ilton. Final worm- was 28-22. A, lgllftiillllfl was top scorvr with l l points. l.. F. H. S. vs. lYintliro1J 'llliis thrilling garnv vntlvcl in 11 25-all clltzxclloclt. as the two tvziins huttlctl il out to thc finish, Both tvzuns showvcl 21 wvulmvss on lirc-Q throws. lligh worcrs xvn'i'v llorinc' lltiltllitxll :incl lloyd' Fullvr. L. F. H. 5, xx. Wilton ,. . . . .. , V X, - , . . lhv hilltop girls zigznn look owfr tht' Wilton lzissics. A2-213. C-l'K'Cl1I niuwt ht- glvvn to thr- .Xnclic'ttt's' lint' guzrrcls who clhplriycttl cxrvllvnt clvliviiw nhilititw. High fc'orm'1x xwii' .loyal Fullvi :intl Shirlt-x' Kctiiiimlv. Pnyc .Xznzfli in lU1'li4'IF room lwlxw-1-lx hxlu-s. whils- C.ozu'h Nauru-it cl: lm ls sqnzu . 'z 4 'L post- lay rzum-rnlzlri. gm ll' J .QlJLU!AClf! F Uflllfl Szlvoring Urungt' XX 4-rluvs ' pi-p hulk. tht- l ls llllflll in nmnlxcl L. F. H. S, vs. lax' Anothc-1' ons- of those vxctiting QZHIICS that and in a deadlock! Final score was 33 all. High srorvr was Anita l il1IEZ1l'2ilZl. L. F. H. S. vs, Lisbon Falls The- Andicttvs cle-fcutccl Lisbon Falls -ll-Ill without any trouhlex Cioavh Nhxgiit-it plzxyvcl all thc' suhs. l,OI'I'ZllI1t' -lilCLlL1L'S took top scoring honors with ll points. L. F. H. 5. Vs. South Paris x Thi- Antlif-ttvs again st1l'l't'1't-tl clclrfat at th c hands ol' an vxtrzx-strong South Paris tvzun. Thi linzxl scorn' was I2-32. with scoring honors going to Shirley Kvnnvcly and Anita lillttzimni. GIRLS' -IAYYEES Hawk row ile-ft to riehtlz Bi-tty Cloutim' LlN1z1Iiz1gr'i't. Diane- Harlow. Uvrtruclet Lu- Plzintv. Marilyn Dvniont. Fmm'e-s Dznw-y. Florirt- Mcllnushlin. Cozivh YYAHIN-x'. Front ITVWI Mzxiilviie- Bryzmt. Diane- llziniilton. Jurliiv 'l'vssitf1'. Ellen ClLIllHlllIlMS nncl Doris Putnam. sw, ,,...,! 0 rw.: 1 JM! s gX Page Nirzfli'-one .f.i..1.1gi..i V,., ,.A,,,.,,,.,..,..,.. .. wf .... E t. We f rrre ': 5 ': ' ' LW:l L u g.., ,,- i - . g.- i . P :Iwi .-::- ',11' 5 F 1:::f' 5 3352:-232-..-.355 -'f:5 ' 2' ' -7:5: :iE2: .::,f 931 3 .:.: f ..AA: : ' . :, .':' :IZE ':: : 3 ::., .,...,. ,. .::: . .. Q ...,.,. .N.,.,,..,,. ,,..,,,,.,..,.,.,.,.. . . s . tg. , 1 1. i 5 is Alumni. recent and of an older generation. refleet honor on Alma Mater. Upper left picture: Hor- ace Parker. L. l . H. S. 'O5. Distriet Manager of Columbia River District tincluding Grand Coulee Dain. and Colulnhia Basin Irrigation Projertl. Upper right picture: Dr. Philip C. Pratt. L. lf. H. S. '37. Associate Pathologist at Saranac Laboratory of the Edward L. Trudeau Foundation for Research at Saranac' Lake. N. Y. Center picture: John Ander- son. L. l . ll, S. ASS. Assistant Project Engineer at lN'right Aeronautical Corporation. in Wooclbridge. VN. Lower pictures Cleft to rightl: Paul Dobosz. L. F. H. 715. U. of M. Phi Beta Kappa Know en- rolled at Li, of Rochester Medieal Sehoolj: Henry Fournier. L. F. H. S. '43, M.l.T. Honor Graduate. em- ployed by Collens. Vwiillis and Beekonert. Architects of Boston: Philip Bailey. L. F. ll. S. '47. Colby Phi Beta Kappa in 19515 Wlilliain Thompson, L. F. H. S. 47. U. of M. Phi Beta Kappa in l95l Cnow enrolled at Cornell U. Medical Sehooljg Kenneth Holt, L. F, H. S. 347. fBates College, History Honors l95lj. Page Ninety-two What has this society done in these fifty years to make it a better society for the individual? No matter how you measure it-in terms of education, of health, of opportunities to get the kind of work man wants to do-the advance has been tre- mendous. We have not only a society of richer opportunities but a society of in- finitely more equal opportunities. ' Peter F. Drucker Pa, wen ng. JK? fri' s ' s o f ' frss f f l. Q it fw I f-4 rl twi n ,f ' - KJ ' x 'l,yV gg!' f fi' ti f x W t Jig jffr r 'NEW ff K' W frfeffe Neff-fc, t of ff f f! ,s if . Q ,ff e , s ysis ZM LQ ' Go W lil ' rf 54 it Ml fl' 'll if or Jes ff +G! 5 3-vw W vwfwfi. ' Ziegl er tl , 2 ll Q f i 2 i f My l lmw, A M SWG nl is fi . f f? f f! C54 7 'N 1 52 77 'X , ' 1 F , Q ' i f ii , W 254, .2 i T N532 Jae s fo! Qiv-RQ J ew! 'fl'i,f'f' if PM H skxw lgflff jf M559 w ' l fr N fl F W QQ j l r s 5 12 S i M .1 H-we cj 'r Vi V ' L MMM jrfw-we NN is xjflf W . elm .WS 5357 N 6 A W A fe y'! NN, lil so ,j f -f lh ' X W D' ii slsr lllldf , ft Ml r9i'9 4!rWv A h ' 21 ,4 l e, i f mb Upper pictures. left lo right: Dix Jos:-ph Clianclli-r. I.. I-', ll. S. 'fJ5. Prof:-ssor of Cilu-iiiisuy. Halmv- mann Mr'clin'z1l Coll:-gsm Phila. Pa.. Phi livta Kappa. YYho's VYho in 1xlll1'l'll'2lIl Hcluciationi Rosvofw ll. Smith. L I II. S. 'IK SCC'l'PtZll'Y for thc- Rvlianfc Elewtric' and EllQINt'l'1'lI'1Q Compariyz Dr, I..-land XVYIIIZIII. I.. If H. S. 'l'l. liowdoiri Phi lic-ta Kappa. lI?il'X'1ll'Cl Ph,D.. Rvsa-arfli at Boston Ifiiiw-rsity. lN'ho's Who in Amvri- id. Lower left: Elizabeth Rand, I.. I . ll. S. 26. Dirf'1'toi' of Nursvry Srhool al Lf, of New llampshirr-. Center right: Alice- PL-r1'y. I.. F. ll. S. Till. Instrur'tO1'. Hivkox S?i'l't3t2ll'llll School and Raclvlifll- Suriiirim' loursv. Lower right: frlmari YY. Chase-. I.. F. II. YU. County Sup't of Schools. lluflson County. New L'l'Sl y'. Page Ninety-four ,:.,.,. . 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VI- -.iifffffzi 55: P 59072 iv - 6 1 :..v 40, . we 2:-:-:-:-' . ,v:2:?:r:r:22-2v:2::-::- 1, N - llppcr right: Dr. Wmton S1-wzxll. l.. lf, ll. S. 215. Hznrxnrcl Nlvcliczxl School QLD.. Boston l.yin!'In Hospi- tul. .-Xsslstzmt IIlSU'Ul'lU1' ut Hzn1'v:11'cl Mn-cliczxl School. liste-Ll in YYho'5, Im- portant in MQ-clim-im- . Lower right: Clwyd Brown. l.. F. II. S. 757. flvllll of fwlusic' D:-pt.. Brown LvUlYf'l'SltX'. lvppcr left: lilizzxlwtlm Jomm. L. F. ll. S. fill. Portia Law School. Nfenlhvr of firm of Kinuston. Collin und ,Iom-s. Sollxvrvillc. Mass. Lower left: Dr. l'lI'2lIll'i Revorcl. l.. lf. ll. S, '34 Ciolhx' Collvum-. Phi Bl-1.1 Kappa. lNIvtvo1'olog', S4211 ut Ni. I. 'l'.. c'u1'1'vntly f4111ployf-cl in ra-sm-z11'm'll 111 M. I. 'l'. Pnyr .N'Z'7I8fJ'-flI'1' L. F. H. S. BANNER ?fifil lf O 1l lf1lf U l l l ? i 1lf l l 1U lfil '4' 'lfilf1l '+ '. 1O l'iG 'l 'lfif LORING STUDICS 7m 7Pnmm::4 118 LISBON STREET LEWISTON, MAINE PHONE 2-2601 P g N' fy-' L. F. H. S. BANNER BAILEY BROTHERS Q Q -rs-.,.,,Mq e FORD 6 FORD 8 .5245 an .gzruice Page Ninety-seven L. F. H. S. BANNER Ea! Wa ea H. E. FOURNIER DEALER IN HARDWARE Livermore Falls. Maine Telephone 7-2176 Headquariers ior AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES LUMBERMEN'S SUPPLIES AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS PAINTS and OILS POWDER and DYNAMITE CORDAGE RIFLES, SHOT GUNS and STOVES and TINWARE SPORTING GOODS IRON and STEEL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HEATING and PLUMBING REFRIGERATORS Page Ninety-eight I.. F. H. S. BANNER GROUP OF SENIORS SEE DRY END OF A PAPER MACHINE CBQSZL W zsfzes From TRI MILL CHAPTER of the INTERNATIGNAL PAPER CU 'flJil--'QL4L4--4L-ll---4i----Q--4---'l-- 4m4lk4- -'IM1lMJL4b1k4O' 'lk+Jlmik4lk--P lf- 'll--QL lil-- P Av' ,-.i assess r l,. F. H. S. BANNER W 'i'3? +rW W w 'WWE RAND Q MOORE tn' fm. L'-ff 'M Alf J - 1 . 1 A , ef w.4Qs.'s 'wr V 'E34'y,. ,V , ,Mime-eff: V' -' J ,eg , te. We X My NCR? f, , . W Ak -V A vw. Vcwv , ,XV , J ge- ' N t A qggm 'ima' I -'N an , .git RAND and 1VIO0RE Domestic and Commercial Fuels Anthracite - Run of Mine - Coke - Screened Bituminous UP T0 OF Y.0URiFLlEL WINKLER LP? CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH SALES - SERVICE 'Low Pressure Dial 7-413 N. A sensationall different oil burner! TheWinkler iff ,.ffk f an es e wi es ran e o o -even e ' Q LP' h dl ui, Ad t g f 115 rn M155 fx hardest-to-burn catalytics-all with equal SOCONY lx Kelli' l' ,W efhciency. DISTRIBUTORS Q Winkler advanced Low Pressure - T design features will save you an Kerosene l Mobllheat X ,Q astonishing amount of fuel. This Mobil and Flame 1. V burner can be adjusted to produce 7' J . just the right amount of heat in Bottlege 1 M your boiler or lurnace. Most ' J residential oil burners are oversized to prevent EXPERT OIL BURNER 4 ' R nozzle clogging, hence waste as much as 507. SERVICE ' 'f of heat and fuel. l . ' : Investigate today! Services to You have only to see the simple, dependable Canyon - B1-eiiung F Survey design ofthe Winkler LP' Burner to realize why N nh T L ds Hlfnmg it is the answer to your heating problem. Tele- 0 urner ' ee phone now for a demonstration. Wayne East Livermore Livermore - Riley and lay ini- 'QL-ll!-IIMJI' --Q---lik!!---'P--ll--4?-41.Q--12-QKJI---'P--li-ikllk-'Q'--1?--lb!!!-Ak -P--Q--4---Ill--L-ll-it Page One Hundred L. F. H. S. BANNER THE PINEWOOD PRESS ?fz6mfefz4 CANTON, MAINE NORRWOCK SHOE CO. NORTH IAY MAINE 4-Al---lbli--IP ll- 'lk-4 'bil--i-AOL-i--4 -O---1-All -O 40140--JQLJIM-9-lil-JP 41-1340- P L. F. H. BANNER FORSTER MFG. CO., INC. FARMINGTON, MAINE Plants at Strong -- East Wilton South Portland and Mattawamkeag A Good Place to Work 'T l' Y Qfif'4 ?'ilfilf U ilYif1lfif4 'O' C 'Y Every Monday Night Is Family Night At PORTEOUS, MITCHELL and BRAUN CO. MAINE'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Portland, Maine Shop Monday 'Til 9:00 P. M. WILTON WOOLEN CO. MANUFACTURERS OF Women's Wear AND Automobile Upholstery Cloth VISIT OUR REMNANT ROOM Wilton, Maine r P i 1 i 26 Years of Highway Transportation B 61 E MOTOR EXPRESS, Inc. 19 Knight St., Auburn, Maine COMMON CARRIER SERVICE FROM Portland, Lewiston and Auburn to Liver- more Falls, Wilton, Farmington, Kingiield, Stratton, Lisbon Falls, Brunswick, Bath and Rockland, and all intennediate points. Contract Carrier To All Points in the State llM4l' -'ll ll---ll---4 'il 'P -'lk-1319 'P --Q----O--42-l?--'LJ Page One Hundred and Two L. F. H. S. BANNER Q- 'ifwl' 'iv' l lf'Qf lf'Qf1lf'T1lfiv vlrwQr'Qr'vQrwQr--vyf--Qrqr-q----.- --.---4---jr-1 HAROLD BUD EVANS 5c and l0c Sl.00 and Up WESTERN AUTO T C- H- TURNER ASSOCIATE STORE 1 4 Depot Street Livermore Falls. Maine Dial 7-2230 T Livennore Falls Maine T E. E. CLOUTIER THE CORNER STORE Dealef in HARDWARE - WALL PAPER - PAINTS OII.S Live'm0'e Fans Brushes - Crocke - Electrical Su lies Maine XY pp T Dial 7-2381 8 Union Street Livermore F alls. Maine I CROSSON'S GARAGE BROOKSIDE FILLING GENERAL REPAIR STATION BODY WORK Wilton, Maine 50 Church Street Livermore Falls Dial 7-2233 I LLL LW I I LO RICHARD H' BELL LIVERMORE FALLS WATER DISTRICT INSURANCE Telephone 7-3445 Farmington, Maine Q- 4 'll-41-JP 4k-lk-4--4119--1 'P-AIMAP -btlll-411319 -1110---'P 4--ll---'Q'-iklfl-'lk-lb1ii4k.. Page One Hundred and Three L. F. H. S. BANNER l L E A R N X Radio-Television Plastics I E Oil Burners Refrigeration azfrwak p Practical Day or Evening Classes I Spring and Fall Terms also NEW METHOD HOMESTUDY COURSES Ski Boots in Saddle Oxfords Camp Moccasins Weejuns G. H. BASS 6- CO. WILTQN. MAINE REFRIGERATION - RADIO-TELEVISION Limited Enrollment Efficient Placement Service Call, Write or phone DExter l-0924 for FREE Descriptive Circular NEW ENGLAND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 486 Broad St., Providence 7, Rhode Island KING COLE Potato Chips - Potato Sticks Fiddlesticks and Popcorn KING COLE FOODS. INC. 174 CASH STREET SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE 2-2040 Telephone 2-6417 C. M. Iohnson. Dist. DIXFIELD. MAINE Telephone 80-ll FRANKLIN COUNTY SAVINGS BANK G. I. LOANS REAL ESTATE LOANS COLLATERAL LOANS SAVINGS CHRISTMAS CLUBS Farmington Maine --lil --EAP-JP 'il--41--ll----OL-lik -'O---'IL l1..i--ll---lk-JG -' Page One Hundred and Four L. F. H. S. BANNER BEST WISHES PUTT'S GARAGE CALSO GAS - TEXACO - KENDALL OIL GENERAL REPAIRS OUTBOARD MOTOR SERVICE 21 Depot Street Livermore Falls, Maine Telephone 7-2336 LESTER S. FOSS IEWELER DIAMONDS IEWELRY Dinnerware Glassware Gifts of All Kinds GREETING CARDS 36 Main Street Livermore Falls. Maine Telephone 7-2143 BILL AND SIM'S MARKET GROCERIES - FRUITS VEGETABLES Telephone 7-2270 Free Deliveries OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Chisholm, Maine LIVERMORE GARAGE H. L. Tirrell, Prop. GENERAL REPAIRING - WELDING 24-HOUR WRECKING SERVICE Livermore Falls Telephone 7-3558 G. F. KNIGHT LUMBER and BUILDERS' HARDWARE PAINTS and OIL BRICK LIME CEMENT Telephone 7-2255 LIVERMORE FALLS RADIO CO. PHILCO AND MOTOROLA RADIOS PHILCO REFRIGERATORS Happy Cooking Stoves and Gas Sales and Service Telephone 7-4944 ARLENE'S BEAUTY SALON Telephone 7-3477 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT YOUNG'S BARBER SHOP sa MAIN STREET lJIkJI- -114 -ll 'EJILJI' 'QLJE-lb-lln-ll--1+-4--ll----G ll- 'P -ll -P-?J?4lv4E4LJb-4349 'lk-ll--JL.. Page One Hundred and Fire Q' l' L. F. H. S. BANNER W '- W ' ' 7 ' 'TWT' '4A'-Qi'-1.1 '+ gf' ig. W i..fiy-...A +'Ak ++'7 + ' . .. p iii' 'Q' TW 'i '4f1lYil l' l' 'O' 'Ofilf Dial: 4-5497 - 4-5498 S I M P S O N ' S HARDWARE - PAINTS I ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HOUSEWARES - SPORTING GOODS Men'S and Boys' Clothing 199-205 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Newman Motor Company BUICK OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service Dial 4707 Farmers' Tel. 36-12 Farmington, Maine Currier C. and Ioseph F. Holman LAWYERS Farmington, Maine I. W. 6 W. D. BARKER MOTOR CARS AND Dakin Sporting Goods Co. 28 Broad Street, Bangor, Maine FISHING TACKLE - PHOTO SUPPLIES CAMPING EQUIPMENT ALL ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Converse Footwear Cramer Chemicals I I BLISS BUSINESS COLLEGE ACCOUNTING SECRETARIAL I BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION I COMMERCIAL TEACHER TRAINING Summer Session - Iuly 7 - August I5 Fall Term-September 8, 1952 160 Lisbon Street Iewiston, Maine I FARMINGTON, MAINE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Metcalf Wood Products Co. LONG LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS ACCESSORIES I Flat and Shaped Woodwork Farmington' Maine For Toys and Novelties N. E. 4828 Farmers' 26-3 West Farmington, Maine Dial 2180 Page One llundr ed and Six Q--J?-4lkJE1PiJP -FOJIKJILOJE -fl -54 'Q---4' L. F. H. S. BANNER ? 'O l' Skilled Artisans, High Quality Workmanship Have Proved Murphy Monuments The Outstanding Memorials Since 1881 IAMES P. MURPHY CO.. INC. MEMORIALS MANUFACTURERS FOR OVER 70 YEARS 6-10 Bates Street Lewiston. Maine l Write for Catalog Dial 4-8546 I GORDON'S LIN OLEUM SHOP WE STOCK A FULL LINE OF ARMSTRONG, CONGOLEUM and BONNY-MAID ' Floor and Wall Covering ART SQUARES- All Sizes FELT BASE in 8 -9 and 12 foot widths Excellent Assortment of INLAID I fMarbleized and Embossedl I Expert Installation Free Estimates U Open 9 A.M. to 8 P.M.-Including Sundays l 12 High Street - Tel. 167 - Winthrop CORNER ASH AND LISBO A. H. BENOIT 6 CO. Uutjitters Clothing To ,Young Men N STREETS LEWISTON CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY Page One Hundred and Seven L. F. H. BANNER Q' '. l l' ifilf 'l 'i 'lfil iF'1' Q ilfilfilfi? 'l il 0 O' l' 'Vnvifi' 'l 'i ii' 'lfil iOY'i i7' DUBORD'S NATION-WIDE SUPER MARKET LI-iBRECQUE'S DAIRY CHISHOLM. MAINE NORRIS GENERAL STORE HARDWARE - PAINTS - OILS Manager and Clerks CLOTHING - SHOES I AND LADIES' FURNISHINGS ASP SELF-SERVICE STQRE The Store Where You Buy Most Everythingu T Livermore Falls Maine 16 Water Street Livermore Falls, Maine I I THE ADVERTISER CO. E, H, BRQWN CQ, Bank Building 22 Depot Street Livermore Falls Dial 7-2155 PRINTERS PUBLISHERS HOTPOINT Livennore Fans RANGES - REFRIGERATORS Mame COMPLETE KITCHENS mv I.,,LwLWLI I III, YM A I IW M,fL L, LL L, MW. STAR SHOE STORE O'DONNELL FUNERAL HOME LADIES' NOVELTIES Summer Sandals BULANCE SERVICE with Wedge Heels AM ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING 96 Main Street I.-iVel'l1l01'e Falls 22 Main Street Livermore Falls, Maine Dial: 7-3456 -7-3457 -H+ +A-+A +,f-4--+'+++ +4-+ +-H+A-74-A--':1f.:v1:9::g:'1f:!-+eE-'sf-9v Page One Hundred and Eight I.. F. II S. BANNER ?f1Of'Q l l il i l 'Pilf l ilfifilfifilf i ilf'lV l 'Q ilfifil i l 'lf'5:? lfi 'Q U DAREY INSURANCE AGENCY RELIABLE - DEPENDABLE COMPANIES Livermore Falls. Maine Dial 7-2044 CHARLIE'S MARKET Telephone 7-2378 CHISHOLM, MAINE HAM'S DRUG STORE DRUGS STATIONERY and CIGARS CAMERON OSGOOD ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR DEAN E'S ESSO SERVICE STATION BATTERIES GREASING g ESSO GAS AND OILS ATLAS TIRES Telephone 7-2053 58 Main Street Pleasing You Keeps Us In Busfness MARCEAU'S Featuring A IUNIORS' - MISSES' - WOMEN'S APPAREL p 6 Depot Street Livermore Falls. Maine Telephone 7-2138 l BERRY HILL ORCHARD COMPANY I Livennore Falls. Maine Dial 7-2278 A P P L E S l BERRY HILL BRAND APPLE IUICE l ,,, Wi1son's Dollar Store Inc. Dial 7-2616 Livermore Falls. Maine LIVERMORE FALLS Motor Repairing . AUBURN WINTHROP Wiring for Lights or Power New and Used Motors for Sale NORWAY Electrical Supplies Page One Hundred and Nine L. F. H. S. BANNER 'Qu--Q:-rwifilf U O lfii O l l' Wi' 'lf i 0f'9f T sp--gf ..- W vip W--nv -f-w--Q--sgfig. H. P. HOOD 6. SONS DAIRY PRODUCTS Minot Avenue Auburn - - Maine MORIN BRICK COMPANY Danville, N15 ine Manufacturers of COLBY - HARVARD WATER-STRUCK BRICK Tels.: Lewiston 3-1012 - Portland 3-5639 Portland Office: 105 Preble Street MERCHANT'S SUPPLY CO. A. E. Lambert WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Cigars - Tobacco - Cigarettes Confectionery - Paper Supplies Drugs - Notions - Gulf Specialties West Side Livermore Falls, Maine A. P. FOURNIER'S THE YOUNG MEN's CLOTHING STORE 230 Lisbon Street Lewiston LEARN HIGH PAYING ESSENTIAL TRADES AT Roberts' Technical Trade School, Inc. COMPLETE PRACTICAL COURSES IN AUTO MECHANICS, AUTO BODY REPAIR AND REFINISHING AND ALL TYPES OF AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Work on Live Cars with Excellent Equipment EASY PAYMENT PLANS 1 FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE l We invite you to visit and inspect our school at I 175 IPSWICH STREET. BOSTON I Telephone CO 6-1500 FARMINGTON DOWEL PRODUCTS CO. 1 Manufacturers of SKEWERS DOWELS MOULDINGS DISCS P. O. Box 551 Farmington. Maine WHEN IN AUBURN VISIT G. 6 B. Sporting Goods Co. 58 Court Street Dial 4-4933 BARN STONE-OSGOOD CO. IEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS 50 Lisbon Street Telephone 1-5241 Since 1859 ALL PLATED PATTERNS 1 ALL STERLING PATTERNS Lewiston, Maine Page One Hundred and Ten L. F. H. BANNER Ken's Mobilgas Station Bridge and Main Streets Telephone 7-2149 I I I.G.A. CASH MARKET MOBIL TIRES BATTERIES I LUBRICATION WASHING I CHISHOI-M, MAINE POLISHING p Fred and Paul Ouellette ' RANGE, FUEL AND DIESEL OIL A BUY THE BEST-TEXACO 5 Dial 7-2060 Prompt Service E Chishohn, Maine E.. ee,, ,,L ,,, , ,E ,W noni We IEEE BEST WISHES Stewart's Corner Store E GAS AND OIL MAYNARD E. RoUs GBOCEBIES AND Proprietor of GENERAL MERCHANDISE POST OFFICE AND GENERAL STORE Open Evenings, Sundays and Holidays North Turner Twelve Corners Dial 7-4643 CHARLES W. CROCKER RICHARDSON'S DINER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING REGULAR HOME COOKED MEALS 88 Depot Street Livermore Falls, Maine LIGHT LUNCHES ALL KINDS OF ELECTRICAL WIRING H0me'1'f1ade Pies and DOUUIS AND SUppL1ES 24-Hour Service -Telephone 7-3488 Telephone 7-2317 120 Main Street Livermore Falls Page One Hundred and Eleven L. F. H. S. BANNER FOR REAL EATING ENIOYIIVIENT I I I I I I I SERVE Bancroft 6. Martin ::.'. A -1 ,QIWI Rolling Mills Co. Q I STEEL 'A A' T CULVERTS Harris FAMILY Bread The Family Favorite South Portland, Maine PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTIONS As good as or better than the Original Send Any Size Photo-Do Not Send Proofs COrder Blanks Upon Requestl NATIONAL PHOTO CO. Country Club Station Box 7006 Kansas City 2, Missouri Wilton Furniture Store COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Wilton, Maine Telephone 5-8989 Rudy Landry, Owner HAHNEL BROTHERS CO. 42 Main Street Lewiston. Maine Dial 4-6477 MAINE'S LEADING ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS The Carter Milling Company GRAIN - FEED - SEED FERTILIZER - Stores At- Lewiston - West Fannington - Bangor Gardiner - Fairiield Tel. N. E. 148-2 Farmers' 7-ll THE KYES AGENCY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Wilton. Maine Howard E. Kyes Carlton F. Scott VISIT THE CHICK-A-DEE SOMETIME THATS ALL Page One Hundred and Twelve E+!!--1014? i L. F. H. 5. BANNER I C. N. TURNER CO. p Grua Insurance Agency GENERAL MERCHANDISE INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 5 Dial 7-3471 18 Main street Livermore, Maine DR. W. E. BERUBE 34 MAIN STREET Telephone 7-2225 SMALL'S IEWELRY STORE AUTHORIZED BULOVA DISTRIBUTOR Phil Israelson, Prop. Telephone 7-2021 Livermore Falls, Maine VINCENT WARREN and BEN SILVERMAN BEN'S CLOTHING and SHOE STORE 10 Depot Street I Livermore Falls YOU'LL FEEL AT HOME AT . T H E BILLINGS INN DELICIOUS FOOD CLEAN ATMOSPHERE Specializing in WEDDING PARTIES BANOUETS Come in and see Rosie For Reservations Call 7-2222 N ll Tll I THE OLD AUTO GUY SCOTT'S BARBER SHOP I am not so near, But I am here. I 44 Main Street Livermore Falls Opposite Main Post Office Page One Hundred and Thirteen L. F. H. BANNER I BEISAW'S GARAGE 1 Dr. Frederick C. Lovejoy DESOTO PLYMOUTH G. M. c. TRUCKS DENTIST Sales and Service I 64 Main Street 24-HOUR WRECKING SERVICE t Farmington Maine Phone Wilton 5-2121 North lay, Maine FRANKLIN FARM SUPPLY A GRANT-IONES CO. Fannington, Maine IOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE I Farmington, Maine 63 High Street Phone 2031 WOMEN'S FINE APPAREL DRY GOODS See Us For Any Or A11 Your Farm Supplies PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK FARMINGTON, MAINE Y FARMINGTON OIL CO. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance I RIVERSIDE GREENHOUSE BEST WISHES Farmington. Maine Martha Washington Inn FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Telephone 2868 E Winthrop' Maine ,, , .Ak..i.i..l- Page Um' llumlrarl unrl l nurlr'0 I L. F. H. S. BANNER ?fiY l Wl '-Orin-'10-r 'Ofi? C' b'1l 'l lf l' l' Ouellette Furniture Co. HOME FURNISHINGS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - RADIOS Dial 7-2055 Livermore Falls Maine PATRONS ANDROSCOGGIN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 108 Court St. Telephone 4-5361 Auhum, Me. OVER S43,000,000.00 INSURANCE IN FORCE WI-I INSURE: Buildings, Furniture, Hay and Grain, Farm Machinery. Livestock and Poultry Against loss by Wind Storm, Hail, Explosion, Aircraft and Smoke Damage-at a small extra charge. DIRECTORS and OFFICERS Robert H. Boothby, Pres. Ernest F. Additon, Vice-Pres. Harry G. Crowley, Treas. A. H. Blake. Sec. William I. Ricker For information consult your Grange Agent Roland F. Berry, Norland Grange Robert H. Boothby. Livermore Grange A FRIEND LEONARD A. PAGE. O.D. OPTOMETRIST Dial 7-4998 24 Church Street Livermore Falls, Maine PINE GROVE SERVICE STATION Dana A. Farrington, Prop. SUNOCO GAS AND OIL Soft Drinks - Candy - Ice Cream Groceries STURTEVAN T 6. HAM For Quality and Service See TAGLIENTI'S MARKET Members IGA Stores GROCERIES PROVISIONS Thank You - Call Again SANITARY DAIRY PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM Roland Fournier Chisholm, Maine Telephone 7-4677 ll- ll- 454- -In-1--'Elk-10--'QMJI---'ll--ll! lb--'ll-4319 'Elk-ll----ll--ll!-'ll--'Ov4ll---I-H? lil- 'lm--E 'Link Page Um' Hundrvd and Fifteen 1 'l l '4 ifif1'5 'l' il' ifififwii' DY 'l'ii ifif Ofilfil 4' 1lY'Y' Fifi ifi' L. F. H. S. BANNER l Telephone 7-2066 Res. Tel, 7-4860 HAMEL'S IEWELRY STORE T 229 Lisbon Street Lewiston. Maine S WATCH, CLOCK AND NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS IEWELRY REPAIRING T BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED Dial 2-3422 Roger H. Libby, Prop. Livermore Falls. Me. SNOW'S. INC. AUBURN GOODYEAR TIRES QUALITY EETEEADING I 0 PHILCO APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION E A Dial 4-5748 'D I PORTLAND 106 Turner Street. Auburn l FRED DI BELLO. D.D.S. BEST wIsHEs Mr. and Mrs. Willard E. Riley A- MAURAIS PLUMBING AND HEATING AUTOMATIC OIL BURNERS AND MOTOR STOKERS WATER SYSTEMS I Phone 7-2006 Page One Hundred and Sixteen L. F. H. S. BANNER :A'i Y'f .,.' 17' W Y-wr' 'ik' i., F- .L .Q ,f'.,. .q 'T I , I I Hr' FAT'i,'w'f 1?-1-?,,, '.f'.,.,.., ' ff 'T?7-Q f '., ,.QT., -i.T.: New BLUE SUNOCO for High Test Ping 1 CO. Free Power New DYNALUBE MOTOR OIL The Best of A11 the Rest I MERCURY MADE MOTOR on. 1-11100111 - Mercury The Best in its Class SPECIALIZED A TO Z LUBRICATION Washing-SPI:v.3.I-GCLQZE to Beautity Dial 4,5405 KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES AND TUBES ACCESSORIES M AIN STREET SUNOCO 128 Center St. Auburn, Maine STATION Harold Chadwick, Prop. Telephone 7-3462 Livermore Falls. Maine l l BOWEN'S BODY SHOP WIRTHMORE FEED CO. I Auto Painting l QUALITY Body and Fender Work Poultry - Dairy - Stock Expert Radiator Repairing F E E D Seeds -- Fertilizer - Hay WHEEL ALIGNMENT D1ssToN CHAIN sAWs Sales and Service Dial 7-3441 Phone 7-2210 Livermore Falls, Maine LIVERMORE FALLS MAINE Page One Hundred and Seventeen w . L. In H. 5. BANNER Wlemb Livermore Falls Trust Company ERM V J X K 0,96 ' -u 'Q A 1 X s f - Ln -4 , if Q57 Ak Y xq F .' O f 4 N vd N0 f895 er of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation .qL ,.g., ,g5,g...g ...v,,-i,,,qL,q.,,g...p.,g.,,p. -5.7-grip-1 Page f,71t?l'f1l7Ifl7'P!, and Eighteen I,. F. H. 5. BANNER -7--Q----gfq--gf 15. qv--+--qf-qv--4.-qfg.--+-ig'-wg'--qv-q.' Y-.r1.f1.fq'--q---5'-wgrwp--q,--wgrwp - WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE IN RETURN WE AGREE TO GIVE YOU THE MOST YOUR MONEY WILL BUY Clothing Furnishings Dress Shoes Hats, Caps, and Luggage Livermore Falls Clothing Co :':: 1'1'4r-,E N ....,1: : : ': I 1:51555 T WI 3 V zlz' .,: zs' E .. .i l l lulzi S VA A A , -4 ll- bl?---ll--'ll-JCL--E-AP lk llmlik-lf---'A-41mJP -EAEJO---4---lil -P -F-Jlvlb lf -I- Page One Hundred and Ninelee E -0- I.. I . 11. S. BANNER ? '. l 0fi '4fi YY 'Of 'O' 'l '? Qfil' 'O' 'lfTf l' 'U' Ufii'i ?'i. l 'U 'i i 'i'?i . i POL1QU1N'S GRADUATION DRESSES I I IEWELER AND MANUFACTURING Largest Selection In OPTICIAN Central Ma1ne 208 Lisbon Street S T A R Corner Lisbon and Pine Streets 234 Lisbon Street Lewiston Lewiston' Maine RIVARD BROS. I IANELLE'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY - Since 1905 '- Friend1y Personal Service I AND CHILDREN APPAREL FOR LADIES, INFANTS 196 Lisbon Street 268 Lisbon Street Phone 2-3701 Lewiston, Me. Phone 4-8651 3 200 Lisbon Street Lewiston. Maine I I Telephone Dial 3-1051 BEST WISHES I H. FORTIER 6 SONS BRANN and ISAACSON I LOCKSMITHS AND SPORTING GOODS I TYPEWRITER AND LAW OFFICES I ADDING MACHINE REPAIRS H 79 Chestnut Street Lewiston, Maine BEST OF LUCK TQ CLASS QF 1952 Vincent 6, Leblanc, Inc. , CENTRAL MAINE'S LARGEST STORE BENNER S DRESS SHOP I , I FOR MEN AND BOYS' 164 Lisbon Street Lewiston. Maine 3 184-188 Lisbon Street Lewiston. Maine Page One Hundred and Twenty I.. F. H. S. BANNER 'lV1l 'if1lfil'1lf1l'ififififilf'i l i l . l l l '4' 'G Cfifififil' Sears, Roebuck and Co. 212 MAIN STREET LEWISTON MAINE GREEN TOURS Operators of DELUXE ALL-EXPENSE TOURS WASHINGTON, D. C., SHENANDOAH VALLEY GETTYSBURG, VALLEY FORGE, MONTREAL, QUEBEC GASPE PENINSULA AND NEW YORK CITY 1014- -4L1lk1OLJOLL4-JP-45-49--4k4v4h..QLJIL4E lil- lk- -Oklklli -AJOMJO-- IL P g, One Hundred and Tuffrzty-0 L. F. H. S. BANNER 'T l' 'l l l Cf4 lf4 'l l 'O W. ilfil l T T Q .f'+ 'l l '4 'l '4' 9' 4' 'iril' 'l ilY Pontiac and Cadillac DISTINGUISHED CARS I FOR YOU IN '52 CECIL II. MCNALLY Resident Salesman MARSHALL MoRSE AT PUTT'S GARAGE G 1 C In Livermore Falls enera Ontractor For MORTON MOTOR CO. I New Gymnasium FARMINGTON. MAINE I I ELLSWORTH. MAINE 24-HoUR SERVICE i I Dial 3354 Nights 2659 A geo! Ifwalrea Burnham 8: Morrill Company Packers of QUALITY FOOD PRODUCTS Portland, Maine P ge One Hundred and Twenty-t L. F. H. S . BANNER f'l' . . '7 'Q i' 'lY 'Y '. lfiYi' '? '1 q . l l' l lfil' 'l lfil' i l 1l lfilfil' 'lfiff Bessey's For The Best - IN - Iellies, Preserves, Vinegars and Sweet Cider BUCKFIELD PACKING CO. BUCKFIELD - LIVERMORE FALLS s 1 i JOHNSON SUPPLY COMPANY 1 PORTLAND, MAINE N DISTRIBUTORS FOR American Standard Products and Youngstown Kitchens MAINE For Fine Fabrics, ask for B A T E S Made by a company that has been employing Maine men and women for more than a century B A T E S MANUFACTURING CO. AUGUSTA - LEWISTON SACO IMJQL-ll---'I---'P 'Q' 'll-AIMJIL-4--'ll--ll---41-'EJP 'Ik 1 I t A AUBURN MAINE t SCHOOL OF COMMERCE SUMMER SESSION Iune 23 - August 1 t FALL TERM September 3 Paul S. Seavey, Manager Agnes C. Seavey, Principal p CATALOG ON REQUEST 53 COURT STREET AUBURN, MAINE Dial 2-2171 -'fl 'P 'EJIMAIH--'P -1.-i -QM-Q 'k4hJl1Jb4-Jil -1- Prlge One Hundred and Tzuenly-three L. F. H. S. BANNE R Q l ?1l lV1V' 10' -lfilfi' New England School BUY A CROSLEY of Art Young artists who are consider- ing an art career now have a won- derful opportunity before they enter school to know the great variety ot positions which daily require the services of trained artists and lor which the demand steadily in- creases. The outstanding performance of graduates in all branches ol art and fashion these past 30 years has given the New England School oi Art a reputation ior their excellent meth- od of direct preparation for top posi- tions in commercial art, illustration, design, interior decoration and lash- ion and a placement record that many other art schools hope some- day to equal. There is an excellent advisory stafl at New England School oi Art, 10 t 4 d 'l d whose purpose, o ai y an on T cl venin s is to conduct er ues aye g , p - sonal conferences, without obliga- tion. LE BLANC'S RECONDITIONERS or America's Most Needed Car 35-50 Miles Per Gallon Only 2 Quarts oi Oil S10 to License 1 l TRY ONE AND YOU'LL BUY ONE Immediate Delivery At y S A C R E ' S Authorized State Distributors , 72 PARK STREET LEWISTON Phone 4-4791 l DR. R. F. CUMMINGS l 12 Depot Street - Livermore Falls, Maine ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT OFFICE HOURS 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. - 2 p.rn. to 4 p.m. 10 Lafayette Street Lewiston, Maine Phone 7-3361 l l I G. A. PETERSON co. I TRANSIT-MIX CONCRETE S Massey-Harris Farm Machinery Sand - Gravel - Loam and Cement Blocks Bakers of WHITE TRUCKS SONNY BOY BREAD Sales and Service 120 Center Street Auburn, Maine Auburn Maine Telephone 4-6977 .mln--AQHA----014----lf-li i-JO!--41--4----A-lk.-i-A0140---ll--JP --O--JP --lL4O----O--4i----lk4l- 'E Pug One Hundred and Twenty-four L. F. H. S. BANNER O 9 '+' I if '4' 1? 9 'O' 5 7'7 'Q 'Q l lYil 'T 'Q' vifiril' 'U' O l' L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO - MASSACHUSETTS 'Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges' Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Diplomas Personal Cards - Club Insignia Medals and Trophies Represented by: DONALD B. TUPPER 2 Ivie Road Cape Cottage, Maine JIM4-JI'--41+Jl' -I' 434- 'Li-4 'P -E49 -il--4ll-4- -blk-ll--4LAll-49 ll- 431340- Page One Hundred and Twenty-five L.h. ., , W L. F. H. S. BANNER lVi'fi'f l il i' 'C l 'Q 1l O O G'il 7'? P 'l' 'l 'O ii' 'Q' if il i 'i . '+ f-or'-v wr' NISSEN ' S OLD HOME BREAD NOW SUPER-ENRICHED FOR EXTRA l TYDOL VEEDOL Iimmy's Gas Stations Inc. Lewiston and Auburn I I1VIMY'S DINER I Aubum BODY BUILDING NOURISHMENT! , l HEATING OIL TIRES Ls L I W, L ,.-. Es.L P E C K I S BEST WISHES Lewiston CENTRAL MAINE'S LARGEST AND FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE Outfitters to High School Students Q For 72 Years l E. E. RUSSELL, V.S. FARMINGTON MAINE For Greatest Savings ln Shoes Buy DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY Nationally Advertised Brands of Shoes for Men, Women, and Children C. CREIGHTON 209 Court Street Auburn, Maine Mail Orders Filled CUMMINGS Cleansers and Furriers Since 1890 Auburn. Maine LOCAL DAILY CALL SERVICE Don Dutil Livermore Falls Route Service Man Telephone 305 FRENCH'S LONE PINE HI WAY SPA - E A T - We Appreciate Your Patronage ATHERTEJRIS jbr JWM farmlulv Lisbon and Pme Sis Lewiswn -AG--in!!-AP -I--Al----O----0--JO-Ji----0149 -LJ Page One Hundred and Twenty-six L. F. H. S. BANNER NEVER KNOWIN GLY UNDERSOLD BILL'S CALSO J Dial 7-3495 I Chisholm, Maine Main and Depot Streets Livermore Falls L A L it all eell I CONGRATULATIONS A BEST WISHES SPLENDID YEAH BOOK TOWN OFFICIALS BENIAMIN BUTLER Farmington Maine Red 6: White Super Market C. W. MOORE CO. BEST WISHES l Delivew Service l DR. W. W. PATTEN Telephone Service BAILEY FURNITURE CO. TURNER and RIDLEY COMPLETE HOME APPLIANCES Appliances Utility-Gas FEED - FERTILIZER Musical Merchandise l AND ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FARM SUPPLIES Visit Our Service Department 1 6 L F 11 M D' 7-34 I ' . ' Dial 7-2223 Livermore Falls, Maine T la wel-more a S ame Page Om' Hundred and Tzverxly'-sever: L. F. H. S. BANNER Q'Q '4 l U' l iUf 'l '? O if 7 ?'Q' 4' YOUNG'S- A Family oi Plumbers 4' l' 'I' l il l O 0fifil ilY4 'l U 'Q il l SW Years ALoNzo 1. HARRIMAN STATE-WIDE SERVICE B Heating - Sanitation - Water Process Piping - Pneumatic Controls BERNARD T. YOUNG INC. Plumbing and Heating Contractors Architects - Engineers 292 COURT STREET AUBURN. MAINE Cor. N. Main and Franklin Sts., Auburn, Me. Telephone Lewiston 3-0221 STEWART AN ROBERT BOSSE INS WILLIAMS and COMPANY ' 81 East Avenue Lewiston, Maine Engineers Brick - Cement and and Plaster Work Power Shovels-Bulldozers-Compresso Trench Diggers - Power Graders IS General Contractors L BL ASTING t AUGUSTA, - MAINE N STONE WALL REMOVAL t t Page One Hundred and Twenty-eight L. F. H. S. BANNER Trib -? G'il 1Ofi7'T' 9'Ti'?f+'l 'l l i 1. GUY COOLIDGE sromz I Dry Goods - Garments Wlillinery I lf lf 7i Q 1l- -lf17 1f'7?f1l il +4 'T Record Paper Mill and Industrial Valves MANUFACTURED BY RECORD F OUNDRY and l l MACHINE CO. Telephone 7-2152 l L1v1-:RMORE FALLS l MAINE LIVERMORE FALLS MAINE I SUNNY DAIRY For Economical U Pasteurized Milk Transportatlon Homogenized Milk and Cream WELLMAN CHEVROLET A150 COMPANY HOME-MADE ICE CREAM Dnal 7-2367 DIAL 7-2165 66 MAIN STREET 1. R. LFLFRENIERE LIVERMORE FALLS and SONS Page One Hundred and 'I . yn . l.. P. H. 5. BANNER -lv Y l l lf l l '4 'l' I 'I' 'lf 'Fi' 'iil 77 9 'I' HEXCLUSIVELY F OR THE SMART MISS AND MATRON LU HRD'S TQ' 5 lfil '5ii '7 ? 4f'dr'w.r'v? MADAME LAURA ORIGINAL HATS MADE TO ORDER 1 118 Lisbon Street 1 Flight Up Lewiston, Maine 1 ' - BEST WISHES ' 51 :J EWVELER I. I. NEWBERRY CO. 5- 10-25c STORES 1 83 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine 1 45 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine W A, L. Ls YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT BERRY PAPER CO. I , I IOE LIBBY S STATIONERS PAPER DEALERS Home 106 Sfficklands 1 PRINTERS Dial 7-4628 Open Evenings, Sundays and Holidays 49 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine VISIT ANCE I FARMALL TRACTORS International Refrigeration Bolens Garden Tractors SALES and SERVICE R. S. OSGOOD East Dixiield, Maine Tel. Wilton 5-6312 MAINE HARDWARE 618-622 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Page One Hundred and Thr? .ly 5 I L. F. ll. S. BANNER HOTEL ELM MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION Auburn SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR E C PARTIES AND BANQUETS ' ' . wiih Facilities for from 4 to 400 L 'ermo'e Falls I THE PRINCESS SHQPS MAURICE A. LaPOINTE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW EEMININE FASHIONS INSURANCE OF DISTINCTION 3 Depot siieei Dial 7-2320 53 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Livermore Falls, Maine I ROBERT C. FORD. INC. ' FRANCIS P. PAKULSKI, O.D. PLUMBING - HEATING CHRYSLER AIR CONDITIONING QPTQMETRIST SHEET METAL WORK I ll school Street - Auburn, Maine Dial 7-2662 Room 4. Bank Bldg. Livennore Falls. Maine Estimates Free Dial Lewiston 4-5531 I BEST WISHES A FRIEND Qllllliik-'IL ll- 4k4OL-10---41--I-4---9--1546 i-lm4l1-4l- -Ov4Ome-01101--IL 4- +1349 -B-AMJF -B401--3 Page One Hundred and Thirty-one Y T I 43 l,. F. H. BXNNER s.-fra -.-22.- 1-.-4+ 1.1-.-'-.T-.1E-.i2?..if.T.1 r..-if .V Richard Sampson OF SAMPSON'S SUPER MARKETS LOCATED IN Skowheqan - Bangor - Lewiston Bath - Auburn - Rumiord Waterville - Augusta Also A Proposed Super Market In Livermore Falls LARGEST INDEPENDENT SUPER MARKET OPERATORS IN MAINE L. F. H. S. BANNER Wil' U l 1l'i' '? 4 '4 'iViU i l 1l l l ifi? '4'i lf1Cf . l . '?ilfil l 1l l ilf'C New England School of Art 30TH YEAR OUTSTANDING FOR SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES BEST WISHES 1 Direct preparation for positions in Commercial Artw W Illustration- -Design Interior Decoration-Fashion: FINE ARTS, Daily guidance by well known special- ' . D -E ' -S t d l . lglfny Tin-Ifexllggn apllihtggrspalfjeghow recent gradu- ates in splendid positions. Cat. L-FM 52 . Lic. Com. 1 Mass. Dept. Ed. New England School of Art 285 Huntington Avenue, Boston SCOTT A. MASTERS. O.D. BEST wlsl-IES OPTOIVIETHIST y . . DR. I. W. DILLER Lewiston Marne l 1 i l l Courtesy Quality Service SAY IT WITH FLOWERS y FOR ALL OCCASIONS S w L. P. Brown, Ir., Agent I 1 lofglinalgl h . ta ian an wic ROAK the flonst n YOU'VE TRIED THE REST Store-Aubum Theatre Bldg. NOW TRY THE BEST Greenhouse - 245 Center St., Auburn l 268 Main St. Tel. 2-9145 Lewiston l l Telephone 4820 Telephone 2-4330 The Auburn-Lewiston l HERBERT G, PARKER Surgical Appliance Co. Fitters of Trusses and Elastic Wear Cape Elizabeth, Maine A1 ' INDUSTRIAL SOUND ANDEBSQN at BRIGGS - COMMUNICATIONS Prescription Druggists o AUDIQ,VISUAL AIDS 24 Court Street Auburn, Maine ' THEATRE EQUIPMENT Page One Hundred and Thirty-Ihree L. F. H. S. BANNER ?'Q 'P'T l 'i l 'l l l U' 'lfilYil '4' O l lf lf l l '4 'Qf 6'il '? O' L. P. BROWN Funeral Serfvice WE STILL OFFER THE FINEST IN FLORIST SERVICE TO THOSE WHO APPRECIATE THE BEST Ambulance Service A n ywh ere A n yti me DIAL 7-3588 15 CHURCH STREET LIVERMORE FALLS, MAINE 1lk4i1-4----l--1O--JO--4l-4I--4k4Ok--h..lik1Q----OLJh..i Page One Hundred and Thirty-four f4wz'a9fza,a4a