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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1953 volume:

are Gilfllfl Elf' OUR TOWN EDITICJN 19 5 3 jmjrfgq Vol.LlIl Published By Livermore Falls High School ,ww i Livermore Falls, Maine ,,...v' f,-f 4,1 H lN'I'la'R .S'C.'IL'Nl' 1,I?'l'I7HOI'l' lvlllr llfgll .S'1'l1m11 0l 2lfUOI -' MJ' OLUI1 Any chronicle of our town might refer to its colonial origin, to an original grant of land to settlers in 1735, to a permanent settlement in 1779. to its incorporation as the Town of Livermore by the Great and General Court of Massaclitisetts in 1795. The ehronicler might speak of the Anasagunticook rAndroscogginJ Indians, most powerful and warlike tribe of the Abnaki Indians whose headquarters were at Rocka- meca lCanton7. a few miles up river: might tell fascinating legends of the aborigines who, for generations, roamed the entire length of the beautiful 210-mile Androscoggin Valley, devastating English coastal settlements as early as 1688 and making frequent forays inland against the hapless whites: the story teller might relate episodes con- cerning the Shuy Indians. or the lVIoose that Deacon Livermore shot at Moose Hill in 1787. Records point to the 130 families settled in the environs of our town in 1787: many of these menfolk had given important service in French and Indian Wlars. at the storming of Quebec. at Lexington and Bunker Hill. These great Ameri- can military traditions were carried on in later wars. for our townsmen bled at Gettysburg, at Chateau-Thierry, at Guadalcanal. and at the Bulge. An analyst of the modern scene would certainly speak of the industries of our town, how it is largely supported by the International Paper Company. whose local mill is the greatest producer of wall paper in the world: the Record Foundry, world famous for its precision manufacture of valves: the Burnham and Morrill Canning Company whose products sell in the great U. S. chain stores. and of large apple orchards and poultry farms in surrounding areas. Chiefly, however, our modern epic would deal with the human material in the town today. This is the way today's high school students. sometimes exuberant but always astute. describe their townspeople: I-Iere there is no racial discrimination, because everyone works with everyone else. Uusually in our town one has. as next door neighbors. people he has known all his life. and their troubles concern him. This I have seen with my own eyes - when the father of a family had broken his leg. neighbors would not only bring in the wood. and pile it neatly. but they would see that the family did not run out of wood. Having lived in two Maine cities I find Livermore Falls a wonderful place. The boys in this town are more serious and less destructive. Most parents try to give their children a good bringing up and manners are as good as can be expected from any child. 'Our town does not fear to face the futuref, Only a few people think back to the days gone by, and wish those times were here again. Some followers do not do much to help the leaders make our town a better place. but our chosen leaders accept responsibility and when they do not forget their duties. they become leaders not in mann' only. Our town has a balanced budget. a good public library: it is increasingly health- conscious: it has a childrenls clinic: Blood Mobile and health drive quotas are met. one lodge alone purchasing a hospital respirator after the '52 polio epidemic: it has quiet gardens which may be seen from the sleepy streets on a hot summerls day: it provides a school system with school buses. cafeteria. career study. school patrol and driver training course: it renders tribute to the liner things of live while fostering a strict, practical common sense: hardworking people progress in the cheerful compe- tition of our towng perhaps for a time back stairs gossip may seem to flourish like the bay tree, but it is soon countered by the indispensable fact lindersf' and healthful public discussion which bring about more ethical procedures. It can be seen that our young people are exposed to all kinds: to the good and the bad, to success and tragic weakness, all of which goes to prove that not all the lessons are in the school books. Cf course our school is a younger smaller part of our town. In such a community compounded of many diverse personalities the school children may be seen riding their bicycles. marching in scout parades. playing in the park. and enjoying to the full summer band concerts. liy their light hearted- ness we may know that they enjoy living in this typical American couununity. Our Town. Page lfom 'T lm-Mm. is 'KIM 1311.1- 22 Often . . . I would get to thinking about what a town Galesburg was. And I would ask: Was Galesburg any different from many other towns, some bigger and some smaller? Did I know America, the United States, because of what I knew about Galesburg? Come and show me another city with lifted head singing so proud to be alive and strong, Bragging and laughing that under his wrist is the pulse, and under his ribs the heart of the people. From Alzeajtv the Young Strangerxt and Clzicago f by Carl Sandburg 57.44 of e,,,.fe.fi Theme ....,,,,,.,........r...,...,.......,... ..,a, P ages l -f-I 21 Administration and Faculty .,.. ...., P ages 22w29 Seniors ..................................... ...., P ages 30-V--ell Underelassmen .,.. ...., P ages 'PZ 49 Classrooms ..,.,. ....a P ages 50363 Activities ...... ,.... P ages 64f93 Sports ,,,.,.., A... P ages 94ffl O6 Advertising ..... ...,e P 1073148 A cknozulerlgemerzts Aerial View of Qur Town as presented on end pages of hard eover book. and as the front eover design fin soft rover booksj was furnished by eourtesy of M. Day Legere. Scenes About Our Town fpreceding pagel. Aerial View of International Paper CIOIIIPHIIQPS Otis Mill Ccenterl. eourtesy of M. Day Legereg eloekwise Cfrom upper leftl: moving day at the new grammar school, 195lg apple orchard in blossom timeg the bridge from the West Side fonee the longest single-span bridge in New Englandjg Eaton Memorial Methodist Churehg a eorner of Dr. Rand's gardeng vista of the Riley Mansion: Moose Hill Pond by moonlight: parade on Main Strectg the Village in summer Cfrom West Side overlooking part of the lower I. P. Milll. These pictures in outereirele are shown by eourtesy of Mr, Charles Cressey who generously gave his pictures and arranged the montage of HOur Towns' familiar scenes. Page Six LIONEL DUKE and .Xnnv limwu ut ilu- opvn lobby door might say, Str-In irlsiclv. and you will scc l,. F. H. S. as u part ol- 21 largf-1' vomlxlullity. 'llxls wus our wrlmul in 1952 and l953f' 691414 .SDCAUUXZ5 a ounger., Smafglf pdf! of Cjur jawn 111 lzwaztx too yozuzlg fm wnnzily 7YlfIf'I'f'1lF.YI'lZ!' sway to ma!.'f' nzwz fH'l'. RACES REPRESENTETD IN OUR GREAT MELTING POT are: German G1'eeli-Frm-neli-Spanish, American Indian-Frencl1-Yankee, SCO'EtlSll-EHg'liSl1-AI11f'I'iC21I1, Swede-Irislm-English, Hungarian, Finnisli-Yankee, Clanzlclian-Irish, Italian-Frencll. X'Velsl1-English, Polish-French, Dutch-French, Scottish-French-Italian, Gzecho-Slovak, 1YJl1tCl'1-SC'OlftlSll-EIlQllSll, French-Slav, German, Frenc'l1-Irish-Yankee, Irish-English, Frencfli-Yankee, Frm-ncli. Outer circle Cfroxn bottom, eloekwisel : Sylvia Drake, Lila Lucarelli, Rltillzllil Pz1lu1lFki, Richard Neini, Danny Houlillan, julia Dysart, fdictliael Lesko, Nlarilyn llc-mont, Betty Botka, Avis Pulkinnen. Floriee McLaughlin, Nlaynarcl Veinotte, Shirley Kennedy. -Ieannine Goulet, Raymond Richard, Glennis Mu1'tiri. Inner Circle: Ruth NVl1itney, Nlarva Vhtt. Xvllllfllll liinette, lizirbara Grawforcl, Frances Kowzxlxyk, Sally Beaulieu, Kathryn Kelley, Kaye Mosl1e1'. ,QCA in Waxed . Page High! 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JOMIQACI Cgfergcay lqfacficalqfiezi . Page 'l'f1i1fw1J IN DRIVERS, TRAINING CLASS Mr'. hlann c-xplzlins to Lln- group how to fI'2lYOI around corners properly. The class obsvwirig' rin luwvr picturvi. Philip Huh: and Adrien Breton measure distance of aa skid. . CLF! Page f'1fzwte'w1 Wwmw 5. 5 2 5 3 f i 3 Q I-at ,, ,Q we 2' Ai ' 3 yi my? gas '8 vifr-'A P Ka- if 3 wi K S D Q g 3' 1 f 5 f- if : fl . gf, ,ii . j i Q Q ,992 E -,,2 R M . 'Q as Q hviwiwg' V at fl 0 x W E BSQ! ig Q fi' 3 W . f T so Jirnniy jacques, Louis Richard and Eddic Doiron Conscntcd to pose for this shot known as, Whispering Campaign At The Back Stairs. Ks ' My wr ,wwf- C K 4. .6 Qlll l1d'I Llf1'9f .,,QJ ..j5UM'l Gig iii? 68i',?6'!' Li il Pa-Zi.AUI'!if I Page Sixteen l um not llllltlllg tluosv who hclittlv tht' uccluisition of facts. Um' who scorlls lJl'l'i'lSl' llll-0I'lIll1llO1l will always bv at slmcltly llllIlliCl'. 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Come and get itll, This message produces a round ol good- uatured comments from high school cafeteria students who know there is nothing better than good food and a few minutes of table talk to bring them success in studies and in their varied L. F. H. S. activities. XN'l1at,s on the menu lor today?', 'lOh, itls one ol our favorites! Franklorts, mashed potatoes, string beans, bread and butter. peaches, and milkfl XN'hat really 'trolls them in the aislesfj however, is the roast turkey banquet', served frequently on 'l'hursday, consisting' of roast turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, peas, bread and butter. iee eream, and the daily bottle ol' milk. These meals are eertainly crammed with the vitamins and calories essential in our daily lives. Rlrs. Beaulieu and Nlrs. Clram know how to cook just the way mother does, whether it's macaroni and cheese or roast turkey. Noontime lunehers are enjoying the luxuries of the cafeteria for a second year. 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During a long period of physical suffering she left a splendid example of indomitable patience and high courage. Recognized in professional circles of the state and community, she set exacting standards of classroom work that commanded the respect of students and the grati- tude of many who learned later how much they owed to her thorough classroom training. Recognizing young students of high promise in her classes, she gave them practical, specific advice, as well as unflagging encouragement to continue their schooling. Her interest in the careers of her students continued far beyond high school. Especially outstanding for her extra curricular work as commencement and dramatic coach, Miss Maher spoke at her departmental meeting of the Maine Teachers' Association in 1950 on High School Commencement Ax a Senior Englisch Class Project, she contributed to The journal of Education an article on Dramatizit In The Small High School, and to the Mai1ze Teacher.s Digest another article on a creatively developed commencement project in her senior English classes. Local audiences well remember her 'fnear professional results . , . from immature actors of high school plays . . . her only secret was perfection of detail . . . she knew no such thine' as ust about right . . . erha s longest remembered will be Our V s J . . 5 P P . 5 ' I W 7 own. A long string of high type plays 1 Lzttle Women, 'I he Rzz1al.x', .She Sloopx To Conquer, I Remember Mama-testify to her feeling that the play chosen should be of artistic and literary worth. To put time, effort and ability to the service of a shoddy piece is wasteful and wrong. The school has responsibility not only for the standards of the present student, but also for the tastes of the future citizensfl to quote her own words 'llodayis students at L. F. H. S. say, 'fln the classroom we knew her as a refresh- ing source of information . . . She had knowledge and discipline . . . We learned from her the art of concentration, the ability to use an expanding vocabulary and an appreciation of and the desire to read the best literature . . . VVe loved her Dramatic Club meetings and school plays . . . plenty of fun at the right time but an accom- plished performance was produced . . . She was a true friend to all who tried to learn and she lives on in the thoughts of all such students whose lives have touched her own . . . She put color into the driest,' literatureg I shall remember her best as sitting in an armchair backstage on the night of Cheaper By The Dozen, giving smiling encouragement and advice before the curtain was drawn . . . Her cheerfulness and optimism, even when ill, set a shining example and was a beautiful lesson to her students and friends. Many alumni have testified to her potent influence: The amount of encour- agement and inspiration she gave me was unlimited . . . her whole personality with its wit, culture and Fine critical judgement was the greatest formative agent in my life . . . Every once in a while I surprise myself by thinking, why Miss Maher taught me thatlu . . . 4'From her ins Jired teaching of literature l owe another of mv H l S a , chief hobbies: memorizing poetry. Sorrowing townspeople said and wrote much about her passing: She made herself a powerful and lasting influence in Livermore Falls 3 Your superintendent feels keenly the loss of this completely loyal eo-worker and friend tSupt. S. A. Grifhnjg Mr. Reginald Sturtevant, Colby classmate and father of two recent L. F. H. S. graduates, 'flt was precisely because among us, more than elsewhere, she fell that friendly mutual interest that our town became forever her town. .xdncl lfjaganf Service for ommunifyii youfh Page Twenty-hee 3 ana! pracfice in erlfnri O! .goleagrim SUPT. STEPHEN A. GRIFFIN 2.156190 30 OH! j0LUI7 'l'he choice of Our 'I'own,' as the theme lor the 1953 edition of The Banner is indeed a happy one. emphasizing as it does the close tie which must exist between the successful school and the community which supports it. Writing' to Principal Clyde Mann in commendation of The Banner, edition ol 1952, Wfalter E. Hess, managing editor of publications for the National Association ol' Secondary Principals, said in part: 'llt C'l'he Bannerl gives a quick review ol the major activities and interests of your school. lt is indicative ol how the school is making every effort to provide lior the varied needs and interests ol' its CHI'Olll1lCIllI.,, lt is thus that the school serves the community. Our courses in business, home- making, industrial arts, driver education, public speaking, and the newly instituted course in XYorld Geography, added to the old and honorable classic-scientific type ol' curriculum, furnish a rich and varied field of study. Our extra-curricular activities. too, cover a wide range or interests. Curricular and extra-curricular, our activities are designed to make our students happy and efficient memhers ol' our community. This is the aim of your administrative officials: to uprovide for the needs and interestsl' of our students as citizens of Our Town 1 and ol' that larger community. which is 'llhe Wiorld. Slefahml A. Griffin Page 7'z1'Pnty-fix . ' X , 6' ml! lll ., 8I'lllJ 0 '?8lllll0.'ff5 CIN!! 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N121 PIIAQI' 'l':1'1'l1l'1'-11':111 ,915 fke Aim, of a jacuhg ibevefopinigl .giluclenf MR. SPRXGUE WHITNEY MISS P.-XIQLINE SOMMER MRS. PHYLLIS AMBROSE MISS M.-XlSEl,I.E HUNT MISS MARY IIALL MISS SYLYI.-X SIIOEMAIQIZR MR. JESSE MYERS Siilnnustci' Spiugiuf NYl1it1ury tczlcilics lxllltll and Sciviirvz Aclvisvi' to 'lickct Salvs ClOI1ll11ltU'CQ Acronuuticis Cllulug Soplioniorc Class Adx'ism'1'. IX4lSSI'IlII1tU'lICl11'S Fl'l'IICll211lLll,lltlll,JllI1l0I' iciCI1l'l'2lll English: Class Day Aclviscr and Couch, HIV. .lvssc Rlyvrs is lvuclm-1' of Band. Oirlivstiu, Glu- Clubs, and Supcwvisoi' of lX1usic in tlic guiclvsz Opvn lflousc P1'0Ql'Z11llZ Spring Concert. Sorninm' teaches Bookkeeping, liusincss Training, liusim-ss Aritlimvticg kc-:fps School Rvgistcrsq Stndcnt ,ll1'21DSCl'lIJtS f'ti'z11isl'c'1' and graduatcj. Miss Hall is junior Class Aclvisvit Advism-1' to Studvnt Ilibiu- rians: Library Rvcords: Junior Prom: Advisvr to Thr' Bznlnm-1': icfziclics History and Econoinifs. lNIrs. Ainbrosv advisvs F. H. A.: svlls c'z1lic'Lm'1'iz1 tickvtsg clirm-cts scliool lnancliwts. Slim' tvzxclivs Honic' Economics to clussvs in I-Iigli Scliool. and Gradvs 7 and 8. Miss SlIOl'IT1HliCI' is FI'L'Sl1Ill2lH Class Aclviscr, Coaclivs .Iimior Niglitg ClO1IIITIl'lICl'11ICIIt '52. Slim' tvzicln-s Biology and English. Page Tzuenly-eilght ,9Ifl,f2l Q5f ilfl CLI!!! pl'QIOCl,I CLfi0Ifl OF 61, CLIAQQI' MR. FRED CROUSE MRS. AI.'I'lIE.X TURNER NIR. ROBERT CIIIXNDLICR MR, DOMENIKI l'I'II.X MRS. MARCIIIC BROWN MR. GEORGE TOOMEY NIr. Ilrousc lvarvlrvs rXQI'll'lllllll'i', V1-tm-rurrs' lrrslitrrliurrgrl Orr- l'll1l'Il1'lll'21IIllI'Ig Clor11'sc'.uLlx'isvsllrc' F. I . A. Mr, Puiizr Couclrcs Boys' Varsity Barska-Llmll, is .'Xss't Clouclr oi' lr ol lr rclx lcrmlrfsflxrcsCrrrc11lSn1mrrc'4- Footluzxll. Hcrrcl fiom' ' '1 ' T' ir Vg .' :md G4-ogrixplry. Mr's. 'llurrrcr tcfuclrvs IAlQ'l'lll'21 l.zrrrcl Englislr. lNIrs. Brown ICL1C'l1K'S Slrortlrzurcl :xml 'l'ypir1g'. is llvzrrr ol Girls Svlrool YllI'l'l1Slll'L'l'. aclvisr-s cllllxl'I'll'llLli'I'S :xml Clorrrrrwrrizxl Illulm. lNIr. Rohm-rt Clrznmllvr tvarvlrvs lrrclrrstrizll Arts to lriglr sclrc SIllLl4'IIIS21IlLl Graclm-s VII z1mlVIII, Mr. 'l'oorr1c'y c'oaCl1cs Footlxzxll. -lzlyww' Iluskr-rlxrll. liusvlm ln-uclres Soriul Prmlvlvrrrs. Rc'x'im'w Nflllll. :mal l rolmlc-rrrs cal' l,l'Ill0C'l'2lL'Y NIL lil111rc'l1ur'cl lvzrvlrvs Svrrior Errglislr. -lurrior Clcwllm-gm' Errglislr. is Cfoaclr of Srlrcwol Plux' zrrrcl IYcmrrrrn-rru-rrrrrrrt 1323: llrgrrrrqrlic' Cflulr and Smrior Class Aclx'isc'r. Page T1c'e11!y-:zinc lOl M R. ROBERT BL.-XNCZHI-XRD Ideals are like stars. You will not succeed in touching them with your handsg but, like the seafaring man, you choose them as your guides, and following them, you will reach your destiny. 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' 41' J- bf 'V V X, ll 7 ss , 1 N J l fffmk 'tm Wd W ,fzlxc f f ff QF: Q I rf x X ll Z! f N 1 65 u w Z' Q F 1 Wkitmp vle g?c ,gs , 1 1 1 ' 1 'Hf V I 2.9 'H' ' rf' JN ' - , ft 1, W 'WS X b e A ' 2 ' if Qt frrgt' '5Cl'm's we ff A i M 1 if , f , ?'Mw' va , f , A ' 4 s f -V-,Q -M' ff g, , fi , Q0 v f f 1 - ,. c AM' 'Q . it t, t g t -Q f W t t llwig f tes W t t f X f X Y 5' Q, w P jf , n f t ytcy y , 'N 1 : W e 54.15 sxW.., 123 ag if ii F' 5? Q' sfss ..,., .Q WZ Emil C9 .fglfll .!4lfl'lQI iCCUfL ?!0lfltA, fAQ p Qff2IfLf 0,1161 fA8 jbtfbtfe KEITH ANDERSON College Basketball l. 2. 3: Junior Night Program 3: Banner Advertising 3: Class Committees l. 2. 3. 4: Washington Trip Project 4: Usher 2. 3: Ticket Sales 1, 2: Honor Student. JOHN BAKER Cleneral Junior Night Play 3: School Play 3. 4: Banner Ad- vertising 3. Business Manager 4: Committees l. 2: Ticket Committees l. 2. 3. 4: Aeronautics Club 4: Washington Trip Project 4: Usher 3, 4. ANDREW' BARCLAY Irzduxtrinl Arts Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball l. 2. 3: Baseball Asst. Mgr. 1. 2: Washington Trip Project 4: Committee 3: School Play 4: Stage Manager. School Play -lg Usher 3. KEITH ANDERSON JOHN BAKER ANDREXV BARCLAY THEODORE BARKER BYRON BEAN PAULINE BEAULIEU FIORINDO BENEDETTO THEODORE BARKER Agjriculture F. F. A. 1. Reporter 12, 3. 45: Usher 4: Washington Trip Project 4. BYRON BEAN Clcfzcrrll' Dramatic Club 4: Glee Club l. 2: Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Baseball l. 2. 3. 4: Football l. Asst. Mgr. 2: Class Com- mittees l. 2. 3. 4: School Play 31 Operetta 1. 2: Music Festival l. 2: Usher 1. PAULINE BEAULIEU General Commercial Club 3. 4: Committees l. 2. 3 -l-: Ofliec Girl 4: Andies Bulletin 3. 4: Operetta l. 2: Clee Club l. 2. 3: Dramatic Club l. 2: Music Festival l. 2. 3. FIORINDO BENEDETTO College Basketball l. 2. 3: Committee 2: Usher 3: Honor Student. Page Thirty-two .9 .xdm flue Gfizen - flue Wafion jizaf .95 fo E Agrigulfufg F. F. A. 1. 2. 3. 4. ffgneyal Commercial Club President 4. Vice Pres. 3: Dramatic Club 1. 2: Basketball Manager 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Junior Night Play 3: Music Festival 1. 2. 3. 4: Operetta 1. 2: Andies' Bulletin Staff 3. 4: Band I. 2, 3. 4: Glee Club l. 2. 3: Student Librarian 3. 4: Ticket Committee 1, 2. 3: Washington Trip Project 4: Pep Band 1, 2: Corfprxfjitfes l. 2. 3. 4: School Play Make-up Committee LOUIS CROSSON Industrial Arts MARY LOU DAREY JOHN DEMORAS JOYCE DUBE LIONEL DUBE i DAVID BRYANT LOUIS CROSSON ELIZABETH CLOIQTIER MARY LOU DAREY College Band l. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Glec Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Committees l. 2. 3: Class Secretary 4: Operetta l. 2: Music Festival 1. 2. 3. 4: Choral Festival 3: Junior Night 3: Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Washington Trip Project 4: School Play 2. 4: Banner Associate Editor 3. 4: Student Librarian 3: Essay Contest CSchool Finalistj 2: Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Ticket Sales l. 2. 3. 4: Valedic- torian. .IOIIN DEMORAS Inzlustrial Arif Washington Trip Project 4. JOYCE DUBE General Dramatic Club I. 2. 4: School Ticket Committee 2. 3. 4: Committees 2. 4: Junior Night Play 3: Property Mistress. School Play 4: Banner Associate Editor 3. 4: Washington Trip Project 4: Student Librarian 4: Honor Student. LIONEL DUBE College Glee Club 2. 3: School Play 4: Dramatic Club 4: Committees 2. 3. 4: Washington Trip Project 4: Operetta 2: Essay Contest CSehool Finalistb 2: Assembly Play 3: Ticket Committee 2. 31 Honor Student. Page Thirty-three . . . . sg .fdlflfl el 0,02 !0I' QCLCQ . L CONSTANCE DUNHAM Commercial Commercial Club 3. 4: F. H. A. l. 4: Banner Typist Al-: Andies Bulletin Staff 3. 4: Wfashington Trip Projeet fl: Honor Student. JULIA DYSART General Cheerleader 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 1. 2, 3: Dramatic Club l. 4: F. H. A. 1: Music Festival 1. 2. 3: Student Librarian 3. 4: Cominittces 2. 3, 4: Washington Trip Project 4: D. A. R. Candidate 4: Honor Student. LOUISE EMOND General F. II. A. 4: Dramatic Club 2: TVZlSlliIlQI011 Trip Project 4. ARLENE FERLAND General Junior Night Play: Committees 1. 2. 3. 4: Washington Trip Project 4: Cheerleader 2, 3. 4: Music Festival I. 2: Operetta l. 2: Glee Club l. 2: Commercial Club 3. 4: Assistant Ed. Andies Bulletin 3: Editor of Andies Bulletin 4: Dramatic Club l. 2: Office Girl 4: Ticket Coininittee l: Honor Student. CONSTANCE DUNHAM JULIA DYSART LOUISE EMOND ARLENE FERLAND WILLIAM FORBES MARILYN FOSS ROBERT FOSTER CORRINE FOURNIER WILLIAM FORBES Imluslrial Artx Glee Club 2: Aeronautics Club, Reporter 4: Commit- tee 3: Ticket Sales l. MARILYN FOSS General F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club l. 2, 3. 4: Ticket Committee 1. 2. 3. 4: Committees 2. 3: Clee Club 4: Music Festival 4: Banner Sales 2. 3. 4: ROBERT FOSTER College Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 3. 4: Football l. 2. 3. 4: Class President l. 2. 3. Vice President 4: Student Council l. 2. 3: Honor Student. CORRINE FOURNIER Commercial Commercial Club 2. 3: Majorettc 2. 3. 4: Glec Club 2. 3. 4: Class Marshall 3. 4: Dramatic Club 1. 2: Andies Bulletin Staff 3. 4: Junior Night Play 3: Operetta l. 2: Music Festival 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Librarian 3, 4: Class Committees 1. 2. 3. 4: Washington Trip Project 4: Basketball 2. 3: Ticket Committee 1. 2: School Play Make-up Committee l. 2. 3. 4: Honor Student. Page Thirty-four . . .7lLe guard ian 0 er onor . . . . RACHEL FOURNIER General Commcrcial Club 3. 4: Washington Trip Project 4: Girls, Glu- Club l. 2. 3: Dramatic Club 1. 2: Junior Night Program 3: Opt-rctta 1. 2: Music Fcstival l. 2: School Play Asst. Stage Manager 4: Baskctball Managcr 4: Andics Bullvtin 3. 4: Commercial Club Sccrctary 4: Committccs l. 2, 3. 4. ZELLION FULLER Iizrluslrial Arla' Band l. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Music Fcstival l: 2. 3. 4: Committccs 2. 3: F. l . A. l. 2. 3: Pop Band 2: Acronautics 4. ROBERT GAGNON College Baskctball l. 2. 3: Football l. 2. 3. 4: Class Marshall 3. 4: Junior Night Play 3: VVashington Trip Projcct 4: School Play 4: Committecs l. 2, 3. 4: Ticket Committee l. 2: Ushcr l. 2. 3, 4. JEANNINE GOULET General Office Girl 3. 4: Dramatic Club l. 41 Junior Prom Committcc 3: F. H. A. 1. 2. cPZlI'll2lII1CI1t2lI'lZlIl and Committccsj 3 and 4. MARILYN HAMILTON NVALTER HEWETT LAWRENCE HINKLEY LORRAINE JACQUES l C l RACHEL FOURNIER ZELMON FULLER ROBERT GAGNON JEANNINE GOULET MARILYN HAMILTON flenffral Dramatic Club 4: Music lfcstivul 3: Clcv Club 2. WALTER HEWETT Agriculture lf. F. A. l. 2. 3: Sm-crm-tary 4: Washington Trip Projcct 'lf Ushvr 4. LAWRENCE HINKLEY Collegc Bannc-r Staff CAdwrtisingj 2. 3. 4: Business Manager lSales J 4: Ushcr 2. 3. 4: Wfashington Trip Projcct 4: Football l. 2. 3: Class Prcsiclcnt 4: Student Council Prcsidc-nt 4: Committccs 3: Laboratory Assistant 3, 4: Salutatorian. LORRAINE JACQUES College Clem- Club l. 2. 3: Basketball l. 2. 4: Committccs 1, 2. 3, 4: Junior Night Play 3: Washington Trip Project 4: Dramatic Club l. 2. 4: Opcrctta l. 2: Tickvt Com- mittee l. 2. 3: Music Festival 1, 2. 3: School Play Assistant Director 4. Page Thirty-fiL'e .Q .1401 el ella el .4 CLFL6! CHQ? j0!All!Ql 6 I BERNARD JACQUES ROGER JACQUES SHIRLEY KENNEDY RALPH LAPLANTE NANCY LEADBETTER I College Committees 1. 2. 3, 4: Tickets 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club 2. 4: Junior Night Play 3: Student Librarian 3. 4: Banner Associate Editor 3, Editor 4: Honor Student. FRED LUMBERT General Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Music Festival 2. 3. 4: School Play 4: Washington Trip Project 4: Baseball l. 2. 3. 4: Usher 2. RAECHEL MAXWELL General Class Committees 2. 3. 4: Washington Trip Project 4: Ticket Sales 2, 3. 4: Band 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Student Council 2. CSecretaryl 4: Operetta 2: Music Festival 2, 3. 4: Choral Festival 33 Junior Night Play 3: Dramatic Club 2: Banner Staff 3: Basketball 2. 3: Commercial Club 4: Andies Bulletin Staff 4: School Play Committee 2. 3. 4. CHRISTINE MeDANIEL Commercial F. H. A. l. 2. 3. President 4: Commercial Club 3. 4: Andies Bulletin 3. 4: Banner Typist 3. 4: Honor Student. BERNARD JACQUES Industrial Art.: Operetta l. 2: Music Festival 1. 2. 3: Glee Club l. 2, 3: Class Committees 1, 2. 3: Washington Trip Project 4. ROGER JACQUES Industrial Arts Band 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Operetta 1. 2: Pep Band 2: Aeronautics Club 4: Music Festival 1: 2. 3: Ticket Committee 1, 2: Washington Trip Project 4. SHIRLEY KENNEDY General Commercial Club 3. 4: Committees 1. 2, 3. 4: Wash- ington Trip Project 4: Andies, Bulletin3, 4: Operetta l. 2: Glee Club I, 2: Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2: Music Festival 1, 2. 3. RALPH LAPLANTE General Glee Club 1: 2, 3: Operetta 1, 2: Aeronautics Club Pilot 4: Washington Trip Project 4. NANCY LEADBETTER FRED LUMBERT RAECHEL MAXWELL CHRISTINE MCDANIEL Page Thirty-six CHQ? .STCL CLI16! CHQ? p0OI , ,Hein OZIOUQJUHJ CHQ? oglflefg FLORICIE Mc:I.AUGHI.IN Cienefrll Coniinittees l. 2. 3. 4: F. H. A. l. 2. 3. 4:'Baskt-tball 2. 3. 4: VVashington Trip Project 4: Student Librarian 4: Banner Assoeiate Editor 3. 4-1 Honor Student. DONALDA MERROW Clwuffrll F. ll. A. l. 2. 3. 4: Connnittee 31 IYasliington Trip Project 4. LORRAINIC MORSE ffmzznzercizzl F. H. A. li clOH1IIlC'I't'lLll Club 3. Treas. 4: Andies Bulletin 3. 4: Ctnnniittees l. 2. 3. 4: W'ashington Trip Projeet 4: School Treasurer CAssistantl 3. 4: Banner Typist 3. 4: Honor Student. BETTY NEMI Ci0IIIIILf'l'Ci!Il Connnereial Club 3. 4: F. ll. A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Club 2: Washington Trip Project 4: Music Festival l. 2. 3. 4: Andies Bulletin Staff 3. 4: Student Librarian 3: Connnittees 1. 2. 3. 4: Sehool Play Asst. Property Mistress 3. 4: Open-tta l. 2: Ticket Seller 2: Glen- Club I. 1.3.4. NORMAN NEMI KARLOTTA NEWBERG FRANKLIN NICHOLS LAWRENCE NICHOLS l l FLORICE MCLAIQGHLIN DONALDA NIERROIN i LORRAINE MORSE BETTY NEMI T NORMAN NEMI Induxtrifll Arts' Baseball l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Ass't Manager Football l: Class Committees 2. 3. 4: Ass't Stage Manager 4: Washington Trip Project 4: Honor Stuclent. KARLOTTA NEVVBERG College School Play l. 2. 4: Band l. 2. 3. 4: Orehestra l. 22 Glee Club l. 2. 3: Drainatie Club l. 2 CHistorianj: Coinmereial Club 4: Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Junior Night Play 3: Washington Trip Project 4: Ticket Committee l. 2. 3. 42 Corninittees l. 2. 3. 4: Musit' Festival l. 2. 3. 4: Operetta I. 2: Honor Student. FRANKLIN NICHOLS Agrirullure F. F. A. l. Yiee Pres. 2. Treasurer 3. 4: Washington Trip Projert 4. LAVVRENCE NICHOLS Illllilfflflll Arts Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Ticket Committee 2: VVashington Trip Projn-Ct 4. Page 'l'liir'!y-wrwl V- -' . . C9 .!4l'I'l QI pfCLl'll'l8l 5 GNU! CNW' 30875 . . RITA O UELLETTE RICHARD PARKER MARCIE PARKER JOAN REA GEORGE REED Geneml Transfer from Som:-rvillc CMass.j H. S. 4: VVas'hington Trip Project 4. ROBERT RICHARDS Industrial Arts Basketball l. 2, 3, 4, VVashington Trip Projvrt 4-1 School Play 4: Ass't. Stage Managvr 4: Junior Night Lighting 3: Committvvs l. 2. 3. 4. FRANCES RIGGS General F. H. A. l. 2. 3, 4g Glc-C Club 4, Counnittcv 3. 41 Washington Trip Projt-Ct 4. REINETTE SIMONEAU Commercirzl Commercial Club 3. 4: F. H. A. 1. 2. 3. Vive Prcsidvnt 4, Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 41 Music Festival 1. 2, 3, 4g Andics Bulletin Staff 3. 45 Class Sccrvtary 33 Committees 1. 2. 3. 4: Assistant Propm-rty Mistrm-ss School Play 43 junior Night 3, Washington Trip Projcct 43 Op:-rctta 1. 2: Spring Concert 3. 4: Ticket Scllvr 2. RITA OUELLETTE General Comrnvrriul Club 31 Gln-v Club l. 2. 3. 43 Conunittvc 31 Opvrvtta 25 Music' Festival l. 2. 3. 4: Wlishirigton Trip Proj:-rt 4. MARGIE PARKER College Dramatic Club l. 2. 4: Tickrt Corrnnittt-Q Chairman 2. 3. 4. Gln-0 Club l. 2. 3, Opvrc-tta l. 2g Class Vict- Prcsidr-nt 2g Junior Night Play 3: Studvnt Librarian 4: Banncr Staf'T Associate Editor 3. 45 Committee 1. 2. 3. 43 VVashington Trip Proj:-Ct 4: Honor Studvnt. RICHARD PARKER Clmzeml F. F. A. l. 2. CReporti-rl. 3 CSQ-t'rf-taryjg Wlashington Trip Projvct 41 Football l. W'lLl,lAM RAND.-Xl.l. Knot pivturn-tlj Ilzrlzlslrirll Arlx JOAN REA C0m'me1'ci11l Glu' Club 1. 2. 3. 4g Propm-rty Assistant 43 Operctta l. 2: Commcrcial Club 3. 4: F. H. A. l. 2. 3. 4: Junior Night Play 3: VVashingfton Trip Projert 4: Music' Fc-stival l. 2. 3. 41OI'liCvGi1'l -lg Cominittm' 2. GEORGE REED ROBERT RICHARDS FRANCES RIGGS REINETTE SIMONEAU Page Thirty-eiglzl jlze .SQeLer:5 ana! .inaferri 0 ew jlzingri CARROLL SMALL lfllllljflllll Arts lN'ashington Trip P1'0'll'K't -l. HAROLD SM.-XI.l, lufluitzirll Arr.: Basvball 2. -l: vvllilllllglllll Trip I'mjvc't 'lg Cu Iuittz-vs 1, 2. ALFRED ST. PIERRE Agriculfufe F. l . A. l. 2. Svc'1'Qtax'y fi. Yin' l'rCsi1lm'11t -l. ROBERT STROIQT LPUIIUIIII Football l. 2. fl. -l: Studs-ut Couuril 31 xv2lSl1lIlgQ't0ll Trip Projvvt -li Basketball l. 2: l.,ISlIl'l' l. 2. 3: Couimitlx-w' ' 3 -l LOIS TAYLOR CLAIRE TIIERRIEN BARB.-XRA TIIOM.-XS RETIIA TIQRNER lll- .3 i CARROLL SIVI.-XLL ILXROLD SMALL .XLPRED ST. PIERRE ROBERT STROIWI' LOIS T.-NYLOR flmzvnzl SUlflC'IllIillJl'Jll'lII11 151 LlUIllIlll'1'K'lillLllllll -l. CLAIRE TIIERRIEX Cfonimzfzcirzl clOIIlIIll'l'L'l2ll Club fl. 4: Cirls' Clm-1' Club l. 2. fl: .-Xunlics' Bullvtixi Staff fl. -lg Dfflllliltlk' Club I. 21 School Play Malia'-up Couuuittcc' l. 2. 3. 41 lluuioi' Night Prouiptvr fl: Opc'1'4'tta l. 2: Musil' lfvstival l. 2. 3: llashiiigtoii Trip Projvct l: Coiuiuittvvs l. 2. 15. 'l. BARB.-XR.-X TIIOM.-XS College YllI'2lIlSl'4'l' from Ax'r'i'ill High Svhool: C100 Club -l. RE'l'H:X TURNER Colleyf' Dramatic' Club l. 2. S4'm'r'l-tary Fl. l,l'CSllll'IlI -l: Glen' Club l. 2. 3: Opvrvttzi l. 2: Cl0IlllIllltCl'S l. 2. 3. 4: School Play 2. 3. -li Stuclvut Librarian 3. -l: lv2iSl'llIlHtOll Trip Projvrt -lg Junior Night Play 3: Montgomvry Spvaking Conti-st. Svhool Finalist: Bamicr Assoviatc Editor 3. 4: llouor Studmlt. Page Thirly-nine ,9 .Am .Her omefi, er 523400 5, ana! eller Cjlzurc Q JUNE VEILLEUX JOHN XVADE ROBERT WALTON HENRY DRAKE Agriculture P. F. A. l. Secretary 2. 3. 4: Usher 2: VVashington Trip Project 4. MELVIN GAY Industrial Arts Football l. 2: Baseball 2: Washington Trip Project 4: Aeronautics Club 4. WILFRED LAVERDIERE College Transfer from John Bapst High School: Basketball 4: Baseball 4: Honor Student. OLA NASON General 'Transfer from Kents Hill 2. from Higgins Classical Institute 3. Southington fConn.j High School 4: Junior Play 3: Commercial Club 3: Honor Student. Page Forty JUNE VEILLEUX General Commercial Club 4: I . H, A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Dramatic Club 2: VVashington Trip Project 4: Music Festival 3: Student Librarian 4: Ticket Sales: Com- mittee 2 JOHN WADE General Football 1. 3, 4: Basketball 3. 4: Baseball Asst. Mgr. 1. Mgr. 2. 3. 4: Usher 1. 2. 3. Head Usher 4: Junior Night Play 3: Committees 1. 3. ROBERT WALTON Agriculture Baseball l. 2. 3. 4: Washington Trip Project ali: l . F. A. Vice-President 3. President 4. HENRY DRAKE MELYIN GAY WILFRED LAVERDIERE OLA NASON i l I 4 6 i ,Q .Am ,Her lfromide or Ctbreamb. 3 Am e ,Sim for Cfaoj XYill1 tliv strains ol' NIzirClis- Romuiiic- uvar at liaiicl svniors svviii to lx- liurclling to that clay of days. 2'l'ZlClll21ll0I1. A quick look lmck ovvr tlivir lust yvzii' at L. F. Il, S, will liurnisli tliosc past and goncw tulmleuiix of l'Q'lllL'llllJI'21IlCl'I 'lllll' Svuioi Social. Yvarluook Pictures in Nt1X'l'Il1bl'I4. tlic Clubs. tha' Sports. Classcs. Honor Rolls, and Clouimittvv lN'ork. Filily-four of scvvnty sm-niors wvnt on tlic Class trip to lYasl1ingto11. Suppvrs. ll ClLlllCK'. 21 tzili-nt show wr-1'c c-vvrits wliicll livlpeicl dvliray Cxpeiisvs 1-acli svnior lizicl to lim-t. yivlcling' perliaps gi lint and glorvs to Cach girl. a swcutci' to cacli boy. Good svllolars wc-rc thc class of 613. twenty-one of tlic svvvnly grzlcluzitvs lllillillli tlic Iiour-yvzir llOIlOl' roll. SENIOR HONOR ROl.l. Huck row. lr-lit to riglitz Gcorgc Rc:-Ll fi: Lioncl lhilw il: lYz1lt1'1' llvwi-tt 2. lig xllllf' Lou llarcy lj 2, 131 -Iolm Bzllxer 21 Corriiimf Fournier 2. 3: l,2lXN'l'0I1CC Hiuklvy l. 2. 3: Kzirlottzi Nl'XX'l7Lll'Q' l. 2. 15: YVillrQcl l.Z1YC1'CllCI'L' 3: BIZITQR' Pzirlwr l. 3: Norman Nvmi 1. 2. fl: Zcliuou Fullvr 3: Allrcd SL. Pivrrc' 1. 2. 3. Sczitccl. llum- Vcillcux 2: c-lillll' ll1t'IIlCI1 1, 23 .'Xrlc'ucJ lrcrlzmnl l. 2. .11 1Nz1nc'Y l.c'acllJcttC1' 2, .11 julia llvsart 2,91 Rue-c-livl Bfiixxwll l. 21 l.Ol'IiJ.llI1l' Nlorrc l. 2. 171 'Ola Nason fi: Cfoiustanccillunlimii 2.31cllll'lSIlIlClN1Cl,L1IllCl2.31Rt'fll21rlllII'Ill'l' 1.2. fl. m erica l IJIIIUU lively-mic .IKNIOR CIQXSS OI F1CfEllS. STZIIICHIIQ. lvldl to right. :xIL1l'll'Ill' l5l'f'llIl1. 131-cw l1l2lI'yl, Paul Bllillv' wYic'm' Pwsiclvxmlb. Ruth xxwlliflllv' Llstlldlxlll f:0llIll'i1 B'Il'IIllJL'I'J. 11411: CiI'Ll'fLlOI1 XIHIIII wP1m'siclm'11t w. PIIQA' I mZ'1'-lzul And thoxe that were good shall be happy: they shall sit in a golden chair,- They .shall splash at a ten-league canvax with bru.vhe.v of comets, hairy They shall find real .saints to draw from -- Magdalene, Peter, and Paulg They shall work for an age at a sitting and never be tired at all! -- Rudyard Kipling i 1 ff f A e x ff' 7 , Qx Q Z 4,1 K . A W f A f 5 t or W W i fl f 4 f if f 2 ,, Www egg, X: ' rx D ,Mill al Vlif ix his X ' 021' ff u f ii.i it iii iiii ff iiiii iii, iff X ff 1 TE -xsfii-E if-N e,,bv-QWPDJKK f i NW N A Q lf ' 1 N K' U ffl feg, 'J ' N -ejk ggwmf CGKQIKKSV W BJ W, KW-Av, up ,V . 1, iiii . i Q 'Yllllffafh-W Y 'ez' f i 3 f ' 'VL Xlnirw gl ' A 0 f 1.5 'f' fs-Q2 ' 46 'fK L2'4 ' -' Q-A , 1, ' 'iTan,,3'1v.fNwN f gf 1 .,L. gf-N7 XA ,GQ -N A exgfvpgx tif, I V, . W Q,-iii 2 , vapor r J 43 fe A fed ex Q f N l MQ' Nw fffeim-Z,-A,,,f?5P W5We2:,e f or-wir ew eff K UTI ,. fx f N Q if-K ei F ffl, 'Q 2 PM -a1 , LH . ,J :1 ,fl ,k V - V Q M .24 fmeloencladk, .izaiflzfuf ana! War el 'IUNIOR CLASS. Upper picture. Back row rleft to right! 2 Glennis Nlartin Constance Nleserye. Jacqueline Tessier. Janice Laniluert. Avis Pulkinnen, Antoinette Laljlante. lVIary Nlerrill. Second row: Conrad Ouellette. James Jacques, Arelrie King, Louis Richards. Roger Sallord. Parris lvlelver. Graydon Mann, Ricliard lVebster. 'l'l1ird row: Richard Strout, Corilla Ouellette, Georgia Lanib. Constance Veilleux, Rutlr W'liitney, lN'illia1n Wlelcli. Front row: Nlarlene Sirnoneau, Gladyr. Storer, Kaye Nloslier. Doris Putnam. Ella VVentxel. Ceneretta Jones, Hazel Knox. Lower picture. Back row: Anne Brown. Marilyn Conant, Elixabetli Botka. Edward lloiron. Lucien Breton, Lorine Beaulieu. Sylyia Drake. Second rowz -lanies Holt. Robert Fuller. Lester Dow, Daniel Houlilran. Franklin Barclay, Paul Bailey, Larry Foster. Gerald Berube, Third row: Corrine Desjardins. Anita Ciastonguay. ,Ienille Henry. Nlarlene Bryant. Ellen Cluinnrings. Vivian Grondin. Altlrea Coding. janet llood. Front row: Joanne Diaz. Donald Hammond. Doris Casey. Patricia Collins. Gloria Clliicoine. Betty lilernont. Pliilip llulue. Emily Drake. Prlygrf lffzrlrr-full! lun FII parts ol' sp1'1'1'l1.'3 x'o4'11ln- ulary. Zlllil spvlliug. l.cl't to riglit. Gladys Storvr. Anita Cfastongriay :md Patty Col- ins. lfl 071187 524006 jCLCi0l g Ol 6 CQ ior Euglisli Clluss drills S X' Ae an for lfau 'l'l1is yvar l111d ll spvciul 1111'z111i11g' to 1-11011 class at I.. F. H. S. For tlic' lil't'SllIIll'!I it O1JK'IlL'Cl IIIZUIB' uvw Zlllll Cxcitiug doors. To sopl1o111orcs thc rvalixutioir Cllllll' tliat tlivy wv1'1f IJL'I'!I1Zl1'1l'l1t Illl'I11lN'I'S ol' tl11- scliool l'0I1lIIlllI1lly. Om- of tlic most C'OlOl'lilll. 1'xc'iti11Q and busy ol' all scliool ywirs opcuvd to tlic- Junior class. Stzrrtiug oll' willi 11 Class 111PQti11g tlrcf first wcvk. W0 cilcctcml ollicvrs. 'l'l11f Clubs xvcrl' liorrircd and Clussvs svttlcd dowii to tlic' z1cc'11sto111cd 1'o11'1i11c. As tlic xrmfclas and 11lOllIl1S Il1l'lIl'Cl 111111 iuto 2iIl0tl1i'I'. 111- wr-rv proud to uotc that ll I1lIIl1lJl'I' ol OHIO l'l2lSSIIlLlll'S l'51'K'LlIIlt' IJIk0IIll1ll'llt. 'lilrvy worm- c'l1os1'11 lor scliool play. lior tczuus. lor tlrc scliool 1111111-1' quid lor f'l'2ll'l700li work. 'l'l1is yvar 11i111'11'011 juniors will Luka- thc- YY11sl1i11gto11 trip: it is 1l11- lirst tiuic tliird rvar studs-nts will lmw- Illllfli' 1111- tour. .'Xl1'c'z1cly. v111'ly in l95fl. 0110 llt'l1l'S Sllfll c'o1111111111ls liI'Oll1 ,lllI1lOliS us: Do you know its only 92 days. or 2.208 liours. or 132.-l8Il111i1111t1-stillw1:l1o11rdtl1:11buslor1111-N11tio11'sC111pi111l?', JUNIOR CIIMAXSS HONOR ROLI, liurli row. lvl! to right: -l11c'q111'li111' Tcssicr l. 2. 3: Paul Ihiilcy 2, fi: liulli XN'l1it111'y l. 2. fi: L1'stc'1' Dow l. 2. 3: Ellvu cllllIlIIllI1QS l. 2. fi: Cil'21yllUIl lxlllllll l. 2. fl' A111111 l5roxr11 2. li: l'l1ili1m liulw l. 2. li: Cil'IlCl4'llll 'Iouvs 2. Nuilcicl. Cfouuiv Yvillvrix l: Doris Plllllillll l. 2. fi: Lorium- lgf'2llllll'll l. 2. 3: Cfoiiuic 1XIcs111'x'1' l. 2. fig Nflllilyll Uouzuit l. 2. g1.'XlDSt'I1f: BIl11'll'11L' liIkY2lIll l. 2. fl. Page I orty-hire M .xgn jnfefigenf, ,J41l0ne:Sf, Joyce! Gllizen SOPHCHXKORE CLASS. Upper picture. Back row flelt to riglitj: Dianne llaniilton, Tlieodate Goulet, Joyce llnnlord, Frances Darey, Rose Dow, Klurilyn lleniont, Diane Harlow, Louise Czistonguziy. Second row: Bernal Cook, Roger Cl1'OfiSOH, Paul Castonguay, Rielizird l5zirker. George Hood, Robert Ruller. Henry Conant, Riclizird Cote, Gerald lJesl'izrieS. 'liliird row 1 Jenn Beaulieu, Franeis llzieques. Adrien Breton, Larry Bryant, H2n'ry lleanlieii. Carroll Dow, Roland Dune. Riclizird Herulue, Lee Cronldiite, Doris liubier. Seated: Ma1'y Diaz, Patricia Judd, Norma Collins, Rae Brown, Patricia llaeques, Patricia llaekson. Florence Gould. Floral Cliieoine, Lois Cliieoine. Lower picture. back row: Alice Libby, Corrine Rea. lN4arie Tz1rclifl', Lenorzx lVl1ite, Marlene Parker, Juanita MCLz1i1glili11, 'Iuliette St. Pierre, Gertrude LziPlante. Nancy Pomeroy. Second row: james xYl1lttl'IDOl'C. lvlilylikllfl Veinotte, Ronald Neweornlu, Rieliard Neini, Donald Neweomb, Clizirles Nloore, Harry lX1z1xwell, George Rielizirds. lliird row: Claire Veilleux, Vivian Pelletier, Vvllllillll NN'lieeler, llwiglit YVatson, lliczhard Pziliulski, Carleton Young, Rieliard Rliodenixer, Vangglin Partridge, Norman L,Etalien. Front row: Joanne Qnirrion, lWarx'a lVzitt. Norniu Wleleli, Gloria Newton, Georgette Pepin, Irene Richard, Louise Maxwell, Betty Lindsay. Page Forty-six WMM jaifh in 9200! arm! olioue of jefow SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFI- CERS. Stu11cli11g: In-iiv Ri1'l1z11'cl CSf-c'1'f't111'yl. llCI'Il2ll Cook flYllI'i'2lS- llI'CI'l. Svzitn-di lx121l'iC 'l'111'nliIl' lVicv Pl'CSlCll'Htl, Ric'l1z11'cl N1'111i fP1'csiclc'11tQ, l'z1t1'ici11 -Izivkson kStllClCI1f ci0llI1l'll lx'ICIIll3K'l'Q. me .SOIQAOWI 0I 0 KLLJ5 Aiming to surpass all otlicrs wv Soplioliiorcs got busy varly in Scptcnibci. Alvrt, l'llgl'I'. :md 1'l'21Cly to go. wo we-11' glad. alitei 23 C2l1'PliI'i'C x'z1c'z1lio11. to hr- p1'o111otc'cl l.l'UlI1 that llnclcsiiulilc statv ol 4Q'1'f'c'I1,' fI'l'Sl'1II1t'I1. Highlights of the sopliomorc year: the purchase of Class rings brings a thrill to 111a11y5 our class social in NiJX'l'Il1l3k'I' was 21 silrcvss hevziiisv, spz.1,1'k4-Ll hy Llic cl11-P1'l'11l :md CO-O1JCI'ZltlX'V SOPl101I10l'L'S thc' social paid oll' houritilliilly. Proudly wc point to many ol' our classniatvs who are active in music. d1'z1111z1tic's, and 1111111-tics and so, at thc vnd of this school year, wc shall look f0I'XN'2i1'Cl to 21l'1Otlli'I' year' as kluriiors wlivri wo may acquirc r11o1'1- kriowlvdgc. l1ax'v IIlOI'l' lun. and count IIILIHY IIIOIK' liricrids :incl pls'z1s:111t voiitacts with SlllCll'I'1fS. fziculty and towrispvoplv. SOPHONIORE HONOR ROLL Back row. loft to right: Putricizi Judd, 3: l,c'no1'a XN'l1itv l. 2. fl: Joyvc I3z1111l'o1'Ql O' lic-1'n11l Cook 23 llizmnc fl23.1Ililt0U I, 2, 13: lX1111'i1- Tzircliil' lg F1'z1111'1-5 l,fll'l'y Putty Jackson 2. il, Svzltml, xlulicittm- St. Pierre fl: .Ioa111'1 Q11i1'1'io11 I. il: lI'l'Il4' 1 Q p 1. 2. fl: Louise Nlzixwcll fu: lDli11'lL'I'l2ll'l0M' l.i..3llxi1C l51'ow11 1. 2. Il. 1.2.1 1.2.31 R iCl1111'cl Page l'l0l'fj'-SZFEPL Cl,I'l efie are flue .fgfilairafionri rlcaf ejwlowe :doug if FRESHMAN CLASS. Upper picture. Back row Qleft to rightil : Betty Camp- bell, Patty Cote, Kay Keroaclt, Joy Ghicoine, Virginia Kearns, Shirley Bowen, Gail Nlasterman, Nleredeth Brown, Rlabel Nichols. Third row: Kenneth Constantine, Garrett O,Hanlon, Robert Henry, Albert Jones. Llewellyn Lyman, Ronald Farrington, Robert Barker, Kenneth Davis. Second row: William Binette, Lucille Breton, Jeannette Begin, Mary Ann Dube, Simonne Chretien, Barbara Gray, Judith Barclay, hlarcia Dow, Michael Lesko, Front row: Phyllis Bubier, Doris Morse, Marilyn Goding, Donna Nelson, Marla Mann, Kathryn Kelley. Frances Kowalxyk, Sally Beaulieu, Barbara Crawford. Lower picture. Back row: Larry Lucarelli, Annette Richard, -lean Riclunond, Nlarjorie YN'hitternore, Janice Vlhite, Annette Pelletier, Joan Yeaton. Betty Mercier, Larry Franchetti. Third row: Richard lVIercier, Verlan Perkins, Robert Wlootlbury, James johnson, David Punch, Roger LaBrecque, Roger Layerdiere, Percy Perkins, Bruce Mcllaniel. Second row: YN'ill'red Jacques, Raymond Richard. George Young. Floyd Richmond. Linton Quirrion, Louis Quirrion, Ronald Robinson, Nlerton Vlillsins. Robert Storer. Front row: Elsie Robinson. Louise Paquette, Susan Rainey, Janet Randall. Annette Pomerleau, Blaine Poulin, Beverly Strout, Norma Rlasterman, Lila Luearelli. Page Forty-eight afolainedfi an.ol.x4cAieuemenf fo flue .ljzwn ,ML olgue l lll'lSIllVIAN CLASS OFFICERS. l.c'lt to 1'iQl1t. K11111111tl1 lJ11x'is SK'L'I'l'lilI'f' 1. lYilli1111'1 l'li111'tt1' 1P1'1-sitl1-1111, 51152111 llz1i111'y lvllC'l'-PI'4'SlClL'llT J. .lz11111's llylw. 'l'1'11z1s111'1'1'. was 1ll1st'IlI ill with polio 1. S Ae .7re'JAln en With ltxugliing l.ZlCl'S and springy stvps, ow-1' tl11- liill they 4111111-l W1-111 tl11-sv tl111 l11z1111l-111-w l'1'csl11111'11 way back lIl Svpte-111b111', I952? Not ull tl11- yming folk 1'li111l1i11g' tl11- l1ill c'c111ltl Clllillll-Y as lJ1'g'i1111t'1's. but s11x'1'11ty-l'o111' Ol tl11'111 Nut i11 the l,I't'illllILlIl 1'011111s. It was an llIlllSlllllly Slllilll 1111111l1111' ol 1111tc'11i11Q st11cl1'11ts. c'o11sicl1'1'i11g ilu' llhlldl 1-igl1ty-lixv 01' 11i111-ty 1'1'g'ist1'L111ts. Xvlll'Il 11x'1'1'y l'1'1'sl11111'11 lllltl 1't'1'1'ix'1'tl Cl1IlCl4lll 1'xpl1111z11i011x. xx'l1c1 XS'OlIlLl tl1i11lx lllUI't' 1'r111lcl still ln' co11l'11s1'cl li1it'SllIl1l'Il? Blll fz11'11lty and 11lcl1'1' st11clt'11ts lll'21l'Cl 1'111'l'11l c'1'i1-S. l Clllllf final tl11- U1'11111'11l Sci1'11t'1' 1'O0111,', OI' l tl11111g'l1t I'lOIIll' E11 was Illllglll 1111- st:1i11s.', llllll'St' N'l'l't' l4t1111ili111' CIIIOIUS l41'11111 tl111 i11c'11111l11g Fl'OSll,l lm' tl11- first wt-1-lx 111' two. Nlitll 111i11gl1'cl QIUZJIIS Lllltl lz111g'l1t1'1' wm- g1'1'1ft1-cl tl11- l'1'11sl1111z111 1'1'c'1'pti1111Z the 11111111111 11111g117i111t tl1ix'1' c'111111- and wvnt. NNT. ul tlw FI'l'Sl1IIll'Il Class. l1z1x'1- sm-t Olll goals IUXYilI'tl l1'111'11i11Q z1l11111t lmettx-1 living' mI11IlLl2lI'tlS lm' all pcoplc-, anal 2111 i111p11ox'11cl 11111l1-1's1z1111li11g ul' tl11- wurlcl :xml its pm-cuplv i11 Illl' lillIllIil'. NY1' li11c11v tl1t1t by lwing i11cl11st1i1111s. gmmcl 1'itif1'11s 1sl1ilc' i11 s1'l11111l wc- Villl lIl1llil'Ll ln-lt1'1'1x'1111lcl t11111111'1'11w. FRICSI IMAN HONOR ROLL ll111'la ww. lvlt tu 1'igl1t: l,l1I'I'y l'll'LlIlC'll1'lll l. fi: lli1'l1- 111ml N'll'lll'll'l' 2. fl: llolu-it l ll'lll'y 2. fl: l.l1'w1'lly11 l.y- 111z111 l. fig 111111115 llylu- lg lll'lll'l' NIl'l,1llll4'l .13 lxlllllllll lii111'tt1' l. 2. S1'11t1'1l: Hill'- llillil flll1XN'l-Ulll 2,31 .-X11111-tts' .1 -- lJ0IIlt'I'll'L1ll 2. .1: crllll Klux- l111'1111111 l. 2. fi: llllllllll Nvl- im 1- 1 - 51111 .11 S11111111111- c-lll'l'llt'Il l. 2. fl: NI111'io1'i1- XN'l1itt1'111111'1' l. 2. fl: lX4lll'l'lil llow fi 111111 lJll'IllIt'tl'. ' s ,, .lf ww- Q UWM! Q, kan. ff' ' 'V!f,,vg,PIsJ - mum THEY MUST EARNESTLY DESIRE A FREE WORLD. R'If11'1k'I1C Iiryam amd Gruydon Nlann Scan the global and read current pvriodicals to keep abrvast nl' intl-rnational Pvc'-nts. Page Ifffiy ,Y W V , e A t it c t eff WE? if t , i n cite FEW? ef i ' f A on f M ' t W 'fm t 1-4 X it i t f .Maw 7 Qt y, f ,W 1 1 4 The great community does not follow the mass mind, but creates its own standardx. Its citizens can be recognized by democratic simplicity, neighborliness, sin- cerity, and self-discipline. Y 4 t f w et Q 11 7 ' -4 + V ' A twf t f f gh N' 'f N . i 6 if 3 f gW W?f17 f Q 4 1- y'?2 '35isf'f J Q ty? it at ff i t 7, , A J t i vfi'-Suv-Q N QZN I Elf rfnytgf-xx! nf Qyv J K Jgfg ix fi: r','F 1, '3W'0 ,, VQ, ff ,ff 0 gflw',. 'CS X, 15,-Qffff kxjj rt ga A ef f X f 11 f ff I 1 , , W J W it i if ,,f3 3 122' ' , 'V 1 7' , 'A , nf Z Q, 1- H '- kfff I 5 'H MYN iPVf'f:b ii!j 2 WJ Y ?' 9f-f1fi ?H fl , Q ' , Q Aix X, ff'f,, iff' 1 IWWXJQ? W 5, ?2f WMM KD ft? t J W M QQS Mnifec! Wafiond, Czina, Cllfl gQ0gl Cl,l0 g if ABGRESSIUM DCEURS II MAY US! MIMED FGRG T0 REFER. IT IG AND P18111 EDUKLYION K1 'N li 005 ll OU! UFETXME H A PEACE AND PLENTY can be ours in our lifetime. as R111 Puiiu indicates to Bizxrilyn Conant. The ef'l'ecttix'e United Nations posters also make plain that educa- tion is necessary lor 21 better lilef, R113 Puiia is explaining liow needy nations ull over the world are helped by clillerent U. N. agencies. Page Fifty'-Iwo UHINA'S PLACE in the geograpliy of the world is Z1 lesson for Dianne Hamilton and Bernal Cook. students in R411 Pi1iia's class. YVorlcl geography students learn that ezieli year the nations of tlie worlcl are clrziwn closer together by COITIIIIOII interests. Cll1lI121,S slow transportation. terrible lloocls, liancl labor, and housing shortages make an iiCI1X'll'OI'l1Hl'Ilt,, to which Chinese people are now reacting' violently. YN'orld geography, Z1 new course at L. F. H. S., discovers problems confronting eountries and Sl'21I'CllCS for possible solu- tions. l r wafer :bidfricf ana! lfiecwkng 0 omlore endian L'NDERI.INlNG AND OTHER TYPES OF NOT EI -XKINC llt hem- IJI'l1l'tTl't'lT hy this group in World History: I.i111 l,11c'111'1-Ili. lxlchuc Il 1111 Gz11'1'1-tt O'Hz111lo11. Study 111z1stc-ry 111c'a11s 21 111-cd for 11211111111 1 1C 1 C0111 hr-11sio11. By 1111611-1'sCo1'i11g kvy words. ph1'z1s1's and i111po11t111t sm11t11111s 111c 11 lc'111'11i11g to COl1CTK'l'lSl' ivzxcling' into brief notes pwith 21 Syst:-111 of sal! c 1 11 4 1111 1'i11tio11s and code signsj, 21 high school studvnt van 11121511 x11 1111111 X'0l'LlTJllTlll'y de-1111111ds and the l1a1'clf-1' thinking that is IJIkl'Sl'IlllLT 111 T114 I1 school I1 hooks as he- p1'og'1'1-ssc-s Ii1'o111 one yezu' to tht- uvxt BLUE PRINT OF L. F. VVATER DISTRICT is an aid to civics studvnts, lliclizud Mc'1'c'ic-1' 411111 A11114-ttv POIllFl'lUZlll, who T0l'I1ll'I'1y thought. pvrhaps. that 1l1'i11ki11g XN'2lU'I' o1'iQi11:1t1'ci at thc- kitvhc-11 tup. PIIQP 191111 1-tl meta! Cjonfrogi an .jedginocufar gage .mdk SIMPLE. INEXPENSIVE DUAL CONTROI, has bs-cn dcvclopcd by thc AAA for drivcr training cars to prcw-nt mistakcs of thc lcarncr from causing' troublc. Thi- auxiliary brakc and clutch can bc installcd in any car and has provcd valuablc for aiding thc studs-nt in gctting thc lcel of clutch and brake opcration. A dual control car cnablcs the instructor to prcvcnt such mistakes as striking' thc curb whilc rounding corncrs. making bumpy starts or stalling thc motor whilc shifting. DRIVER EIJIQCATION Calling all cars! Calling all cars! llc on the lookout for studcnt drivcrsl' Not just any studcnt drivcr, of coursc. but particularly IJrix'cr Educationl' students, who publicizc this important trend in inodcrn cducation. XYhcn thc bcll rings for those classcs. thcrc is daily chattcr about thc wcathcr. WVhat? Snowing'?' Oh, no! Anothcr Drivcr Ed test! Il' one wcrc a mousc in thc lining of thc Driver Ed car. he might hcar such instruc- tions and commcnts as: Don't forgct thc clutch when you shiftl' Turn lcftlw Oh. I stallcd it! What should I do ncxt?H Of coursc. on that ncrx'c-wracking day of thc final highway tcst whcn Mi'. Roswcll Hamilton, thc Iriccnsc Examination ofiiccr. appcars at I,. F, I'I. Ilrivcr Ed studc-nts grcct hiin with anxious countcnanccs which changc to rclicvcd and happy liaccs whcn Mr. Hamilton passes out that Icin- porary Drivcrls Liccnse. XYQ have madc- the- grade- thcn in cvcry sc-nsc. GETTING A DRIVERIS LICTENSI w dcpcndcnt upon passing' ll tclc-binotulu eyc tcst. Annually this tcst is gin-ri hu ol chargc. tlIl'ULlQ'lIC'OL1l'lCSy0li llr. Ii. A. P w John Bakcr is inccting tht- visual rc , t mcnts in lower picturc. qlllll aw., lgekrence Wnaferiag jaloe ecorcler for puMc laeaLing S'l'L'lJY OF REFERENCE INIATERIAL is hving' vonclilvtccl in this soplioiilorv lfnglish class. ll4'l-l'I'l'IlC'l' hooks, p1'ocim:cl from the school lihrziry, wvrc- in cliurgm' of L1 stiidvnt in Blix. 'lllll'1ll'I',S English class. I 'IVXPE lll'X1OlillEll im' i4 :mlm Cl1'IIlUIlSlI'1ll1'Kl iii ljlllllll' Spvzilxixig' class. llulizi llymit is spvzilx- i11g'.fQ1-rimizl Lzimli is lislvuiiig, whilv lfrml Lum- lM'l'lUlTK'l'lll1'Ntlll'IIl2lC'lliI1l'. l Iii-tty Nvmi :mal Sliii-li-5' Kmilivcly piilftic' lic-lmv thv tupm' I'l'COIkLll'l' iii Blix lilllllfllilllll English class. Page lfifly-fire 2 c oo 8l906lfdV, urunew ac Lned, l 6U'l5Cl Ll0fL0lfL Xecor A 'A ' Z? - W lf - ' If . A MJ' Page Fifty-six GAINING PRACTICAL EX- PERIENCE by kccping thc school l rccords arc casliicr, Parris Mc'Ix'c'r', and clcrk, Lorraine Morsc. In thc uppcr picturc thcsc studcnts arc rc'- cording school accounts and nraking 21 xnoncy dcposit. THE ADDING IVIALIHINE AND C1AI,CUl,A'l'UR, uscd by Clluirc 'l'hcrricn and Arlcnc Fcrland, train Etalfliiizin thc- 1 , L' ,' qucs of nrodcrn hookkccping. NYURKING UI' SPEED in short- hand is prornotcd through thc usc of thc Victrolzr. Dictation by transcrip- tion records pc-rnrits the individual to chart his own progrcss. mont :md 'Ivan livzllllivll. Possibly tlwy gm' traviug' ilu- alilxlvxltary cunzxl ol' ilu: glusslloppw, wllilv Ul'l'I12ll Cook :incl Muynzlrcl V1-ilmttv look nn. and Florin' Mc'I.g111glxlin. Ora! Weacknf, Mijn, Q iddecfion, lguieuf mdk fl 9? A . 1 . You Lihf lt gm' rvzul by lx'1l'!'PKlltll llI'0XS'Il and l,lvwc'lly11 Lylllllll lin uppvr Plftl1I'l'l wllilm' Lintcm Quir- rion and Rolwrt l'll'Ill'y follow th'- Llialoguv. Xl' 'HIE lJISSI'1C1'l'INCL'IRAYS EQL'A'l'1ON S IN REVIEW MATH arc ponclcwccl by .Iuliu Dysnrt Priya l 1'Ily-Jcrwll jjlw lgenofufum, yfnaflzemaficaf liagrama . ROBERT' GAGNON AND LAYYRENCE HINKLEY. senior scivncc stuclvnts, illustrzltv Lin uppm-1' picftiiivl czu'c'l'iil tiining to Ci1'tCl'!1liI'1K' probable pc-1'cc'r1tz1g'c of vrroi' in Law of thi- Pcnduluin C'Xpl'I'i1Dl'IltS. They use pcnduluin. watch. inctronornv, and I'I1UUxl stick to attain insults with scivntifiv CX21Ctit11d0. In tht- lgroiip IJ1'0,il'Ct rbelowi thc' following math students discuss thc value of cliugiuiiis: Lvstcfi' Dow. llzxcquvlinc '1iL'SSiCl'. Nfarilyn Conant, Graydon Blann, Con- rad Oiivllvttc: Paul Iiailvy, Nlargic P211'kl'1': and Mary Lou Darcy. Page lfiflj'-eight 110 working' 011 thv c'o11st1'11c'tic111 ol' 1 t1'11c'k hocly to h1111l livvstocli. ln C musc- is NVZlU'lllI1Q' Ll clv111o11st1'z1tio11 ol c':11'p1'11t1iy skill. lmll to right. Xllirml St. Pic'1'1v. Xv21ll4'I' II1-wc-tt. R1c'l1:11'd XX'l'l'DSIl'l' llllll lilflllllll Stmul 111- c'11tti11U' 1':1l't1-1's. eomefrg 11945, ana! guffing Ja fem RICHARD PAKULSKI gin uppm' pictiircfl is Cl6'lIlOIlSll'LltiHQ to il g'1'c111p tl1 11 lines ut right angles to i11te1'sc'c'ting' linvs will iritc-rscct. Thn- grcnip c'1111sis1i11Q' 111 fll0I'l1L N4-wtou, Cllllll'l0S lN1oo1'1-, JOZIIII1 Quirrion und Manic' 'llmlill' is t1'z1i111'cl lu z1ss111111- 21 IIUQQLIIIYK' z1tl1t11ch- tr1w111'4l thv SIZXUXIIIUIIY. All this luircs lii1'l1g11'd to prow 1111111 strip with f'2ll'P. mm,A,,,,,,W T A llicihzlrcl l5a1'k01' and Rogvx' cll'0SSOI1 vm-1' pictimx of this puiwl lIlSfl'lll'lOl' Page Irlvffl'-Ililll' ju fare lalorenficed C,ll0OIl Cook, 52, is IJlC'tllI'l'Ll witli tropliy :md cc-1'tilic':1tv lic 1-111'11ccl i11 Fiiturv 1AIJIJI'f'Nllf'P Cloritvst. lu-ld i11 fXlll3llI'1'1 ut li. l,. H. S. lust yvar. 'l'l1c svwing' C'LllDlI1f'l lXN'lllCl1 C21I'IltiCl l1i111 First Place' positimi 11111o11g Fifty sclmols c-11tc-11-cl ir1 tlw SOLl'Ellt'I'I1 Rn-gi011 C1o11LvstJ is l1lSO pivtiiu-cl. Clcron stood svctoncl i11 tlll' c'al1i11n-L 111al4i11g group :it tlw Final State Co11tvst lwld April 'l-, 1952 at the State House i11 Aiigiistzl, Rluiue. 'l'l1is C1111- Lvst is judged for Cmicliclatl-'s aptitude i11 C21l'3lIlt'l 111z1ki11g and lc-ads to 111ill1111111 and pfitU'I'I1 Illllli- ing tuxclcs. 'llliv Contvst ofl'01's 'loppr11't1111ity l'o1' 111m'c1l1z111i-- cally 111i11clPcl lXfIai11c' yoiitli to ClPII1OIlSl1'l1lll tlwir zibilitir-s and may proviclc tliv i11cl11sl1'ic1s ol' Muinm- witli UIJIJOIXIIIIIHCS to self-rt' OlllSll1IlClll1g lligll scliool gI'2lClLlHflxS for v111'oll111v11t ill uppivii- ticesliip t1'z1i11i11g' p1'c1g1'a111s. L211'1'y Foster and James Holt arc Hglucing ups' 11 tablu top. Page Six ly HER TO IJIZVICLOP IIIS SKIl.l.,w1-sw I5ill5 4111 llmm woocl lzxllmv. NI4'K'll2lIlii'illlS' lllimlvcl Lmcl xwy claw: xxltlm mlclllmlx lnllx Q Ill llxtlu'popn'm'1111111c'l1im'xxl1v11ilu'p1'ulNs'aSiu11g1lrvpgllu m 111 I mls llllylf Shin'-mfr' 'f ,9 0 0 ndfrucfzon, mericalz 017,95 an . ndloiring iogralo LEARNING TO SING AND APPRECIATE our American songs has ii. placv in thc' Ii. F. H. curricfiiliiin. Solo prcpzirzition is gin-n by lnstruftoi' Nlyvis to oiii' loading song birds. Putty Collins :incl llzirris lX1clV0i'. Page Sixty-two INSPIRING LIFE STORIES help to n1z1g'nil'y ideals and root thein firmly in thv livcs ol' stiidcnts. No nation has hccn inoic' richly vn- dowcd than ours with nu-n and wo- nivn of high idvzils, 21 svnsc ol' mission and that will to build a bvttvi' l'i1ti1i'c'f, Pvrlinps thcsv pattcrns may guidi- zind inspinf' our studcnts to bm- wor- thy nic-n and woincn, Thx' Gvttys- hurg Addrvss, svx'c1'al Lincoln hio- grapliics. and articles lironi nIXII1l'f'l- van HlXI'lt21Ql',, atv Z1 lbw of thc' 1'Cfc1'm,-Iifvs usa-d by thc Anivriczxn his- tory Clzissvs. Standing, lcft to right. Alice Libby, Iizirbara Vlll1OIN2lS, An- toincttc- I,nPlzintvg svatvd, Glvnnis lX4a1'tin, l,oi'inc' llvaiilimi, 'l2lC'Illli'lll1l' Tcssit-1'. effing cqiuainferj ,O cu1'i5 anc! ofafin ,gjenfenceri ' W .1mu.1 ....as'f't.-wwf' M1196 L O13LI'1'ERA'1'lilJ ISY BULB FLASH. ll 1111111131 11131111 11iz1g1'z1111 111' 1111- City 111 Paris is st1111i1-11 111' st11111-111s 111 F111111111 1'111ss. 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Q'1'l'l'I1 211111 11111-11111-1' 211111111 Cf111's11g1-1 111' 1'z11'11z11111111. 111s1-S. 3111'- 1x1'11.111Q1- 1111111-1-1. 111111 1111111 111 1111- S1111111t11 11111s11' 111' C1UI'C11'I1 H11111-K c,1kC'11l'511'2l 11111111 1 1,111'111g 511111111 IJ1101OQl'2lIJ11C'l' 111-111 1111s1' 1111 1111- 11111111 111 s1111111111111-11 K'Oll1J1t'N 111' 11111- lll'S Ol' 11l1'4'CSOIIl1'S 111 11111 SUIUK' 101' 1111- A1'lID0l11' JlC1llI'l'i 111' 'IH' JI'l'9l'IlUIll' Ill 1110 11111 111111111-1. I I .-X1.L'MNI. 'I'R.-XCZHILRS. 211111 1'z11'1-111s, At 1111- IJlllN'1l 1111111- 11-11 111 112111' 131. 1111'1s 1'z111111s111 '-1-1 211111 p21I'1I1l'I'. B111 .'X11l'll 1,1-11'1s 3118. Mm, ,'X11l'l1 1.1-1111 '1v41l'II1l'l 1 1 F. H. S. II1llN1l' 1l1SfIk1ll'1Ol'1. 111'1111'1p111 KIZ11111 '20, X111 CI11111- X1111111 '231 Mm. 11111111-1 1,21I'1xl'I' 111111 B111 13111111-1. iff' 1 Pnge .S'1'.vt-1'-1'f:'1fr1 1' Ms em, Omce .gtkoof gixecufiuw USHERS. Back row cleft to rightl: Richard Cote. James Dyke. John Baker. Richard Barker. Lawrence Hinkley. Theodore Barker. Graydon Mann. Richard Nemi. Front row. Richard Rhodenixer. W'illiam Binctte. Richard Pakulski. Charles Nloorc. Mr. Whitney tadviserl. John YN'ade. USHERS. Courtesy and Efificiencyi These are the watchwords oi the li. F. H. S, ushers. Always ready to assist the ticket holder. to escort him to his seat. to answer questions concerning the program, to do the countless little acts which make a guest feel at ease, this group is indispensable and a credit to our school. Always smiling' and cheerful, the members invariably make a good impression. Under the careful guidance of Mr. Whitney there are few situations which can confuse them. OFFICE GIRLS. Duties of the seven office girls consist ol' filing' excuses. sorting mail. answering the telephone, typing' the cafeteria and attendance lists. The seniors are also expected to take dictation and typg business letters. all ol' which is very good practical training. Mr. Manii. Ii. F. H. S. principal. is director ol' the OTTICC work and gives helpful hints about general ofhce work. GETTING OUT THE ATTENDANCE SHEETS must be dom- twice a day :il I.. l . H. S. Mr. Mariii Cleftj is instructing the student office girls about typing the lists. Seated. Pauline Beaulieu and Anne Brown, Standing left to right. Jeannine Goulet. Connie TNI:-serve. Arlene Ferland. .Ioan Rea and Ellen Cummings. Page Sixty-eiglif ,Slhmf IWC., ,df Q m, Ouemdef 20, 1952 SCHOOL PLAY Cf.-KST. Back row. loft to right: Philip Dnhv. liionm-l Dubai. John Baltvr. .Xntlrrw Barclay. lfretl Lunibvrt. Rohn-rt Gagnon. Paul Bailvy. Parris Mt'IX't'l'. Graydon Niann. lYilliarn Randall. M1'. Bl:n1t'ha1'cl, Sm-atctl: Ann Brown. Ruth YYhitn4-y. Robert Rirharrls. Dianm- llarlow. Karlottzi Ni-wlu-rg. Nfarilyn Clonaint, llonrnll Uiwllm-tu-. Rvtha Tnrmfr. Nlznry l.ou IJLIITY. you Cami 1160 31 'UMM you xxilltxll thv orchestra has ronclndvd its nnxsical sr-lvction. when tht' lnsh. give-11 vi-lu-t curtains slowly thaw apart to rcvcal thc- stage: when thcrv is thc- silt-mx' that pi'vc'vtlm's tht' lirst spolwn words ol tht- play. thvn anothvr l.. F. H. S. coxnvcly is living' prQs1'ntc'cl. Thi- iirst night of a nm-w liroaclway play? Yon'rc partly right. lt is thx- opt-ning night of thi- llroatlway hit. YOU CANVI' TAKE l'l' lN'l'l'H YOL'.,, protlncvtl by an L. F. H. S. cast, Unclonhtvdly tht- players art- all as nervous as ilk thcy wort- IJt'I'llO1'IlllIlQ' on the grc'at white- wayf, hut. fortnnatt-ly. thc-y art- on thc stagm- of thv l,lX'4'I'I1l0I'Q' Falls High School gyinnasiinn and hi-Iiorv a sympathctict andis-mit-. 'I'ht- swln' this yvar is that ,io-z'11Hr1I living rooin ol' ont' Xlartin V21I1Clt'I'l10li and lignnily. Anal Ivlial 11 lianiily lll As for thv living' rooni. it wonlcl hm' lXJtll'l' vxplainwl :ns thi- ''vwry-nnln-lior-hilnsm-ll' roonif' llonit look for tht- t'lial'ac't1-1'istics of an ilX't'l'l1QL' .'xIIlK'I'lL'llIl liznnily ainong' thi- Vanch-rhol's. for thi- IIlt'IIll3l'l'S niakc a honschold ol' intlividnalists. ln this vccn-i1t1'ic' fainily tlxvn- art- writtvn dranias, such as a war play Poison Gasf, or a inystvry NI11rcln'r'l'akvs a Ilolidayf, snakcs ara- collcwtccl, hallm-t stvps arc pi'ac'ticc'd. xylophonvs playi-tl. printing' prcsscs operated, and skyrovkvts IIlZlIlllf21i'UII'l'Ll. Grandpa Vancln-rhol. hvatl ol' the lianiily. vven rlivatcul thi- QOX'PI'IllI1t'Ilf ont of twvnty-lionr years inconn- tax. lniagim- that! And hc got away with it! Hy proving' that an olcl lirii-nd ol' his. a lnan ol' thi- sainv nainv. had dim-d, Grandpa vlaiinvcl ln' was Xlartin Vanclvrholl. and .Q'l'21C'l0llSly ac'c'vpl1-d apologivs from thc 'l'rc'asnry l'Ji-partnicnt. 'l'hv Vanclr-rholis wi-rc on-rtainly c'olo1'i'nl.', hnt tht' family clicl not proniotv vvry vfll-c'tix'n-ly lJLlllgllll'I' Alice, who trivcl to nialu- a good iniprvssion on hm' ll2lIli'f',S paivnts. 'l'h:?n tht' XVllCl'l ol' fortnni- spun thc right way. and as in othm' dr:-anis of this typr' all 1-ndccl wvll. Page Sixty-11ir1P Klleerkaalerd Mjheef WaAe5 .gpoorf mr!! Mir! VllllI'k'K' clit-v1's lox' the Cl1t'l'l'l?L1ClC1'S', uiiglit be tlic Cry ol' tlit- stuclmit body and lgms wlio uttc-ml football and basketball gaiiivs. It is tllll task ol' tht-sc' six girls witli it-italy smilvs zmtl Clll'CI'lvlll dispositions to utltl pvp to all tlit' rallivs and sports cu-nts 1-vt-ii in tlit- 'I-Xxitlivsl' tlzirlwst moiiivuts. lmacling tht- Cl1l't'I'S in trzlclitionzil QI'l't'I1 :mcl wliitc tlit' clit-t-1'lcu1clc-1's liavc to put in mzmy practice sessions but stiwvvcl in l boosting tlin- I1ltJI'L1lt'Olilllt'U'llII1LlllilOliflll'StllClf'I1llDOilX'Olil,. F. H. 5. ClHEERI,l'lAlJERS. Left to right tclofkwiscjz Arlcnv Fcrlaricl, llulizi Dysurt, l,o11ixv Nlzixwctll. lim-tty llc-mont, Rat' lirown. Nfarlcmi Bryant. Page Seventy ,M gow! IUMWLA: Cjlwiafmao If I 11111 1'IIH'U7lt' l1'f1'fm111,111'l11'1lg, Ixliall rm! fizw in VIII-II, Emily Dickinson ClHRlS'l'lN1:XS SE.-XLS wviv sold bx claw Clu11i'i1u'u, Qilbllllll' NIc'sl'i'x'L' :uid .louu Ycutcm Ciu pivtiiiw- at riglit . Small giltx l'i'0m HIZIIIX' g'ix'c'i's will C'O1lLll1l'I4 tlu' sccuirgi- 2 SGA, lllflllff, dll!! CCH? WOM! ,f olti1b1'i'f'1ilosisliuzilly. 'lilu' liuurl is us: rl lm I't'St'21l'I'll Llllll U'lXllllIlK'Ill. CARE l7l,OW'. Clilllllfixll by stuclvuls iu mv vlussvs. wus svut to Yusi' 5 W lust I lm l 1 vcillis :xml ilzmuiuu Vzirlaru. Crm-la l1ZlI'II14'l'S. It was clvlix'v1'1'Ll Cllfly 4'Il0l1Qll to bi' usm iu ilu- 1952 plzxutiug' swxsou. Nzuivy lmacl- lmcttvr. Floiicw lVICl.ZlllQ'llllIl. lX1Lu'ilyu Fav ysvutccll zuicl Philip llubc- wi-11' Cl1iilliIl1K'Il ol' tlicii' clam groups. lTHRIS'liM.'XS IJINNER. TOYS ANU CIIAOTHING wvri' cluiiiitml by tlic' Cc iu1'rc'iz1l Club i1i4'111lmc'1's to ll m'i'cly luu . ,, ,. - ol twvlvi-, Ilu- turlwy was bouglit lmiu Club luucls. livtty QllUlltll'l'. Club pi'Qsiclc'ul. Slll'Yl'YS tlll' l2lI'Ql' ZISSOYUIIUIIT ol SUIC Ll0Il2ltl0I1Y wliicli w1'i'i' w1'll uppl'c'Ciutc'cl ,.Z1- f K. Plllfl' .S'i'z'c1zly-um' Kant! 5001415 dnb! EFHFQ6 Oil QLLJCL WNCLPCAQJ wlow. fyft. 7-I ff' 'T' 3532. THE BAND. Back row Q11-ft to righti: Louisc' Pziqiivttv. Rnfwlv-l Nfnxwt-ll. Kzirlottu Nl'M'lJl'l'Q'. Rirhzxrcl Polzuul. Cfurroll Dowl Pzxrris Mrlww, Frvcl liunilxvrt. Royu- x'vllQlll'l'. In-st:-1' Dow. Rohcrt SlOl'1'1I Svfoinl row: Rumor ilzxvqiivs. Nfnrln Nlruiu, Bvtty Cllouticr. Miflmvl Lvsko. Jxlllli' Brown. llorinc- Bf'z1ulim'u. l'z1ul Built-y. Conrzul Oiivllvttv. Adu Lynmn. Kay Kl'l'LlI!L'h. Kiznrilyii Conant. Mz11'iC 'l'zu'cliil'. 'l'hi1'cl row: Danivl Alvino. Wilson liaslinzui. lluiiiu- Clliivoinv. Fraiiiws Darvy. Zvlniun l'lllllI'l', 'lil-:lily lfoss. Rirlmrcl V'0l1st4-r. M2ll'5' Lou Dzxrvy, Ellc-n Clumiuinigs. ,lauys Munn. Joxuim- Rohhins. Joy Cllmifoinw. lXffljKJl'VIfl'SI l'nti'ic'in .Iguuiu-5. Cioiiinr- l'lOLll'lllK'l'. :Xltlwn Coding. Katlxryn Kvllvy. -Iuncl Rnnclaxll. SA 6 Zgflllhlfl 1 k I The l,. F. H. S. Hand has hm-vn rvzxlly busy this yvarl It has przwtisml lor mllics. for basltcthull :intl football Qunivs. for conibincd COI1l'l'1'I. spring' musical. and clistrict lvstival. And has it ull ha-cn vnioyccll 'llhc conihinm-tl i'OHl'l'I'f II1Zll'lil'Ll ll Cll'IJIll'llll'1' in thi- musical work ol' thc high school bands of Farinington, Wilton. ,lay and l,ix'cfr- more Falls. 'l'hc annual spring com'vi't. hvltl on hlzxrcli 26 in thv L. F. ll. S. gyni. is an vvviit m'z1g'c1'ly zxiiticipzxtvd, as is that lX'1'st1-rn Maint- Mxisicr Festival lklivld this yczu' in lirunswicik on Nlay 8 and 91. Prac'tiCv sessions on Monclziys run through 11 rvgulgu' routinv. liccuiisv tht' inz1Aio1'c'ttc's pixwticn- with ilu' llnncl thi- iirst hull' hour. n1a1'n'lic-s an' pmcticvcl Iirst. 'l'hm- Sousa IIlill'C'llVS liuw- hcon spvciul l.2lN'Ol'lll'S this yvnr: St-inpc-1' Ficlclis. lY21SlllIlgtOT1 Post. Tha' rlllll1IlClCI'l'1'. Stars and Stripc-s FOI'CX'0I'. and othr-rs. Wlhen thv IY121Ai0IACftCS lvavv, thc hand Continuvs with such novelty numhvrs as Pzlcilic. GI'2lHCll'l1I': Show Boat, Gypsy llzuoii: zuicl 'l'1'iu1nph of lsthzux Page .S'f'z'c11!y-lam CAOPCLK QFOMIQ5 ,911 .!gI'l6lCLIflfQ 341,00 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB. Back row Clvft to rightl: Anita Castonguay. Lrnora Whit:-. .Xlthva Coding. Vivian Grondin. Constanve MPs4'rx'm-. June Yvillvux. Constanvf' Vvillvux. Nlarilyn Foss. Betty Botka. Lorinm' Bvaulivu. Nlarilyn Conant. Mary' liou Darvy. Framacs Dar:-y. Svvond row: Rose Dow. Betty Ncmi. Patrivia Collins. Doris Putnam. Gvrtrude LaPlantm'. Rita Om-llvttc. Frances Riggs. Mario Tardiff. Barbara Gray. Marilyn Hamilton. Flora Chicoinv. Juanita Mc'Laughlin. Third row: Kayt' Moshcr. Ella VYQ-ntzcl. Patricia Judd. Gladys Storvr. Marlz-nv Sirnoncau. Corrine Rva. Dianne- Hamilton. Mary Chappt-ll. Marlena- Bryant. Ellvn Cummings. Jvan Bvaulicu. Patrivia Javques. Iionisv Maxwell. Barbara Thomas. Si-atvrl: Joann? Rva. Rcinctti- Simoncau. Joannc- Diaz. Patriria Judd. Norma Collins. Anne Brown. Ruth lYl1ltlN'y. Irene Rivhard. Cvorgia Lamb. Diann- Harlow. Rat' Brown. Lois Chicoinv. FRIZSHNIAN GIRLS' GLRE CLUB, Bark row Ili-ft to rightlz Jvan Rivlnnontl. lX1c'n'clc'tli Brown. Betty Campbvll. Kay Kcroak. Shirlvy Bowvn. Joy Cliicoim-. Janirr' Hiliitv. Marcia Dow. Sevond row: Simonnv Chrcticn. Nlarjoria- xVl'1lttl'1llOl'1'. Blain? Poulin. Bvtty lN'li'rc'ic'r. Mabvl Nichols. Kathryn Kcllvy. Barbara Crawford. Annette' Pvllr-tivr. Louis? Paqur-ttv. Front row: BBW-rly Strout. Phyllis Bubit-r. Doris Moi'sm-. Sally Bcaulivu. Lila Lucarvlli. Susan Rainvy. ,-Xnnctte Poinvrlvau. Janet Randall. Franc:-s Kowalzyk. I,IllL'l7 St.'I'l'7lfj'-lfIll'C feaabng Cjrclzefifraf Wnudic, earning Q- wif ., ig THR ORCHESTRA, Loft to right. naiidiligz Zvluion Ifiillvr. Richard Yfvbstmw. Lvstm-1' Dow. Svzitvd: Parris NIc'Iw'i'. Nlziry Lou Darcy, I7raiicw's Dar:-y. Kziyv Nloshmz 4:-s. 'gmt A 'Q Girls' Doublr' Trio A glamour posv of this popu- lzir song group is ohtniiivcl by our yvarbook i'z1i11c'1'zi artist, Svzitvd Ram' Brown. Patty Jac'- qucs. Louis Nlaxwvll. Standing. Irvin' Richard. Nfzirlvm' Bryant und Diana Harlow. Page Seventy-four !4L0l,tf Comlaorierfi j0f5f8I 6 laloreciafi on 'iv 111-111 111 I'1Q11t. s1111111111Q: 1221111 1511111-y. 1liC'11il1'f1 1,1J1L1I1i1, X1ill'11' 1'11'11111. B1111 f1klLl11lI S1-1111-11: 1J12lI1l' 11111'111w. N1l1I'i'12l Dow. KI111' C11111-111111-. NI2lI'11YI1 U111111111. R11Q1-1' -Iz1111111s me Ul CAf?:ftl 6L 1-X11111111g11 s1111111, 11111' 1111111-s11'a 111 1,, F. H. S. works 1111111 1111 1111- 11111- p111111s of 1'1-ruling 1111-111-s11'11 I11l1S1C. rI111l' grcmup 11115 21190 111-1-11 11-111'11111g 5111111-111111g' 111111111 1110 c11111pos1-1-5 of 1111- sf-11-1't1o11s w1- play. Simm- N11: N111-1-S. L11I'CC't01' 1114 1111- 1111-111-s11'11. 1111s S1-1-11 1111111y 11p1-ms, 111- 11-11s us 1111- 1111115 111111 C1111111111-1' 111' 1111- 1,1111-1'1111c II1llS1l' w1111'11 11111111-s 1110 playing 111' s111i11 1111111111-rs IIl0I'l,' 11111-11-s1111g. SO1111- of 1110 c11'C111-s11'11'x 1'11x'111'- 1t1- I1llIll1DCl'S 21111 S01C11l'I'1i, Ma1'1'11 111111 NI2ll'C1l RO111111111- 111' Go111111c1. Sy111p11111111' H11111' and Ox'c1't111'1,- G1-111s by 1411111111-1'. 111111 F1111111111111 by S1111-1111s. YV1- 1111- 111111111 10 1'1av1: 11111' own o1'11111-S1111 play 14111' 111'z111111s. 21SSt'lIl1J11l'i, g'1'11c11111111111 211111 .Illll1OI' NM111. CIORNETISFI' IN ACITION As 511111181 for 111'1'111-S1111 Z1-11111111 F11111-1' 11215 11111-cl 21 111-1-11 111 1111- Nfusic 1,l'IJ2lI'UIll'I1l 11115 y6111'. Page' S1'I't'7l1V1 'f11'1: loving udic IVIAJORETVFES. lmft to right, Corrine' Four nivr. Kathryn Kcllr-y. Jam-t Rilllflflll lliIlt'L'llIlQJ Pntrivizx Jnrqnvs. Altlls-a Coding. ,760 Waforeffe5 Of Coursv the wliolv school is proud ol' tlu' girls who are always out front on tliv football field and in band drills. Those girls lmvc 21 inusical talvnt and Zl skill in baton twirling XN'lliCll am- cssvntiul qualifications lol 21 majorettc. 'lllic HllIHCI'Ullm pruciticv scssions and Constant drill luring plm-usiiiv to tliosc who liuvcf been svlcvtvcl lioin niuny czincliclutcs lor such un exciting position. As tho cliosvnl' tlimc- girls xliinv on tlw lootbzill livlcl and l,. F. H. S. victory IllLU'Clll'S, BEFORE A FESTIVAL JUDGE the Band plays at tlic Bates College Gym. Pflge Srrerzly-si.v 'lcq jed Hua! 621011, la .Saad on is , g A 5,901 BOYS' GLFE CILPB. Bark row C11-ft to rightiz Rnbvrt l u11m'. Cmyclon Iviillul. P21 4'Ix'vr'. BV 4011 Bum. Rirhnrcl Nvmi. Wvillis- Dulw. Sn-ummm row: C:2il'I'l1llADlJNA'. Vvilllkllll R111 M 11 1 dull. Lester Dow. Rohm-rt W'oodlJu1'y. Larry Bvzxulimwx. Philip Dubv, l'rcmt row: I'l'2lIlKl uvs. Larry Bryant, Robvrl Storm-r. RiFll2ll'l! Mm'rric'r'. Raymond Rlvhnrfl. Rogwr' -l2H'illll'S. lJIS'lxRIC'I' FIESTIVAI, CON'l'ES'I'S 21l'K' vrmjoyvcl by 2111 music' QVUIIIJS. wvwkftrh ..s..,, M f Ny., X K 4. Wqwim . Priya .S'f:'r11ty-xruz 71 wadAingf0n filo Back row C11-ft to rightj z Jvanncttc Hz-nry, Joanne Sturtv- vunt, Franm-s Campbell. Ga-orgc O'Donnell, Robf-rt DiSotto. Gcorgv Uurnrniugs. Arthur Breton, Donald Jacquvs. Miclcllc row: Eiuilu Richard. Freda-rico Frunfkctti. Brucv Moulton. Blaine Sturtvvant. Robert VW-lch. Svatvd: Jane Burbank, Rose Ncmi. Anita Cummings, Anita Buttnrazzi, Ann Morrill. Page Seventy-eight alla:-110 Nivhols. c:LlI'01iTll' CXOIIZIHI. Hvtty A1111 juflcl. L0l'l'1liIll' l'11'z1flis. Nm'111:1 Pikw. Mllff' 1511111-y. NilIlC'f'f1h2lIJIJl'll. Back row llc-ft tu righth fvfrs. Munn. l'1'i11c'ip41I NILIIIII. -1110 :XIlKlI'l'i, c1OIlI'llii YI1l'SSil'I'. David Isma-ls011. l,llNVI'l'IlL'l' P2111-. xxillilllll Myvrs. Stuart l osu-11 19111119111 Roy. Nfiddlw row: 1-1111 Cook. Ralph Br'11ll'l't'Zlll. Stzxuley L1-wis. Smutvclz Page .S'.v:'f'11!'1-11i1w en ford Cfinfkufnicwfic .jimi .SZ em ?QCl,Jg ana! waifing Graydon Maiiii, Lester Dow, Paul Bailey. Glennis Ma1'tin, lVIarie 'lardifl' and Joann Quirrion buy tickets for a coming event. Behind the window are student officials. Nfarlene Parker. Nfargie Parker and Nancy Lcadbcttcr, f1.i.f5zfA,.9 at of 24.43 Ready, get set. and SMlI.El Here conies the MC7l5!'l 'l'his is but a sznnple of the chit-chat aniong ticket-sellers. which precedes the ardent fans who conie pushing through the doors. School plays, basketball. football games. and all social activities at Livermore Falls High School find the enthusiastic ticket sellers ready and waiting, Under the careful supervision of Subinastcr Wfhitney the admissions prob- leni rolls aheadu surely. For the information of the unobservant ticket purchasers let it be said that the task of throwing out tickets is no cinch. VVhat the casual passer-by sees is only a ueover X ups' for the real work that takes place behind the window. Making tickets. typing tickets, stamping' tickets. advance sales, sell- ine' at the window. getting change. making clianee. counting change. handling the re- served seatsa' probleni g these are only a few of the niany tasks that have to be done exactly, so that the Nadiiiissionsl' problem can be reduced to a science and an art. AMID FLAILING ARMS that signify the enthusiasni of the scrambling ticket sellers, lylargie Parker distributes the blocks of tickets. SNONYY FIELIDS were a picturesque setting to the Arinistice Day football game. 'l'he lower picture proves that ticket sellers sometimes work under trying weather con- ditions. Page Eiglz ty eronauficd .glucked jun amenfagi 0 uiafion XEROX.-XL l'lCS CLUB, Slillllllllg. left to right: M1 M111 IILX 1111861 lS11111lJz1r1li1-1': Julm Bz1k1'1'. Rz11l111111a11: lvllllillll l orb1's. 1111 11111 1t11l 111 LL l 1111-l'il11t1 Ralph l.z1Pl:111t1-. Pilot: I.2iWI'l'Ili'l' lli11kl1'y. 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'lllll' 1'111l1l11111 111' 1l11- 1'l11l1. tlll' 1'111li:1l 1'11gi111- IIlUCliLllJ, was 111z11l1- by 111- CllI5tl'l2ll Arts l11st1'111't111' Roh- vrt clll2lIlLllt'I'. wl1il1' lu' was Llll A1'1'0111111t11's Cf1'1111'S11 stu- lll'Ill 111 l,. F. ll. S. y1-111'sz1g'11. rf , f i1 1 Page Iffighly-mar ramafic gnjogd poncho DRANIATIC CLUB OFFICERS tleft to righti: Anne Brown Cyiee Presidenti. Retha Turner Cl'rr-sidentl. Ellen Uunnnings Cseeretaryj. Marie larditl' CTr'easurerj. .7Ae lram affc The 'l'heatre Guild of The Air presents g The Human Adz'P11f'1zr1'. A blast ol' music fills the room and then f - silence! ls it the 'llhursday night presentation of -Iane's favorite radio program? No. indeed. it is a Friday morning and the scene is Room ll? at Livermore Falls High Sehool. A weekly meeting ol' the Dramatic Cllub is being held. 'l'his morning the elub members are learning the fundamentals ol radio broadeasting: they are taking eues. speaking distinetly. and applying the various essential signals. ll' all goes well, this play will be tape reeorded. ln the elub this year several tape recordings ol' student play reading have been made, the record has then been played baek so that constructive criticism eould be given. Radio seripts have been used in the club which have proven so interesting that several members have expressed their intentions ol making a career of radio act- ing after graduation. Friday morning programs may include delightful readings, see- tions ol' famous plays. and operatic arias played on a reeord player purchased by the Dramatie Club several years ago. Before the Christmas holidays the llramatie Club Celebrated a meeting in Room IU whieh was decorated with mueh red. green and silver and a very gala Christmas tree. Club members have been fortunate enough to attend several plays at nearby eolleges this year. They were thrilled to attend 1JfII'A'III'.X'x' At Noon performed at Colby College, and IVIIHIZFI In The Crzflzfvlral, a mystery play at Bowdoin College in lirunswielq. Crowning the elub's aetivities will be the usual trip to Lakewood 'llheatre in june. when the members will enjoy a play by a professional east. Page lfiglily-treo .ifoaclcadling racfice Mfore yfmcrola one DRANIATIC C1Il'B. Hawk ww fl:-H to 1'iL:l1t'2 : ,Invkiv Y-I1f'SSil'l'. Rfaxry 1.011 Dqxwy. l,r'nm'a NN'l1iu'. M2ll'Qi4' Pnrkvr. f:l'2lyllOll IVIIIHII. Byron Bvam, Paul Bgxill-y. Kizlrilyu Fuss. I.0x'iI1m- IiP:1l1li4'11. ionvl Duln: Louisr- HIHUIIC1. Blqxrilylm D:X111r,m1, 'I'l1i1'nl row: Nlllllf' lmglclln-l'm'11 file-muir, Nfnrtin. Joyu- Dubcx Dinm' llmlcvw. I'il'llIlL't'S Dam-y, .Xltlwu finding. IIJIIIVI Ilrmcl. Marilyn lrlllllilltbll. Julia Dj'S1l1'l. Ruth Xwmitllvy. Kfglrilyu CIUHZIIIX. SL'n'Lmcl row: Clguil AIilSll'lkl!1JlIl. 'Nfzaril' vlvllliiiff. I4Ol1iSl' Kfaxwvll. 'Ivan Bl'Lll1lil'l1. Rau' Iirouxll, BMW IDVIIIOHI. -ll'2lIlI1illr' Clmllm-t, Rvtha VVLIIAIIOII c:UY1'illC Rm. Uizmm- Ilnmiltun. Ifront ww: 414781111 f2Llil'l'iOIl. Num' Brown. 14114-11 LIIIIIIIIUIIQS. LllI'l'2iiIXl' llgxvqllcw. fQlo1'i4x f1lliL'LViI1V, Iwm- Rivlxzxnl. Nornmxx NfllSU'l'IIlilIl. -IULIIIIIC X'i'lllOIl. Judy Bzlwlny. Iflwlxm Chivoim'. I5HI OKE 'HIE XIICIRUPPIUNIC. ljlkllllllllil' lIlllh1lk'liX'ilyI1Il 1 IiKlllf'IIlUIIliIlQN occusiculuillx' p1'm'idm's work with NL'li1JI bu-l'm'1' thc 111ic'1'cwpl1rw11m'. vlulll' spva1l4c'15 ami lvft to I'iQ'1ltNW Nfury 1,011 IXIIKVY. NZIIICY l.r'g1dlwtt1'1'. Licmvl llulnv. I,UI'I'21i!1L' .l2lC'Cll1l'S I9 studying thc script. Prim' lzzffllfyfflznw' .N . .gi ,X nw 2 iffw jufure omema em .fgffain .gpaecfacufar IQMIJAA l . H. A. CLUB. Back row QlE'fI to rightj: Anncttz- P1-lletivr. Corilla Oucllvttv. Althca Coding. Connie Yvillcfux. Bvtty Botka. Marilyri Foss. Avis Pulkinnvn. liouisc Emoncl. Florin- Mc'l,z1i1ghliri. Mzirjorif' lVl litlf'IIlOI'l'. Janrt Hood. Third row: Louisv Castonquny. Connir- Dnnhnrn. Vivian Pvllotivr. Marx'a YN'att. Bctty Carnpbvll, Clairc' Vcillvux. Bctty Dvniont. Bvlty Nr-ini. Donzilcla Nfcrrow. Juno Vvillc-ux. Francws Riggs. Sm-Cond row: Joanne' Rva. flf'Ul',!lEl Lznmlm. .In-unninc Goulct. Christine McDanivl. Alicc- Libby. Vivian Gronclin. Mary Diaz. Putty hlucld. Patty Clotc. fvfarlvnc Bryant. Flora Chivoinv. 'llhvodatc' Goulet. Front row: .'XI1IlK'lIl' Pornvrlc-ziu. Barbara Crawford. MHTlCIlC Siinonl-au. Lois Chicoinc. Louisv Pziquvttc. Norma XN'r'lc'li. Nornm Collins. Rvim-ttv Sinioncnu. B1-vvrly Strnut. Gloria Chifoinrn , . , . lt ll. A. Pre-siclmit C.ln'is- tinv lvlfljllllllll friglitl :incl Vive l'i's'sicll'nt Rciiivtu' Si- nionvzni ilcltl map out 21 lviitzitivc sclivclnlc for tlw ycznjs work. Tlivy :irc using' 'Fm-vn 'liiincs IX'I2lg'2iZlI1l', iliv F. H. A. guidebook and tliv sccrctziryls book. The iclvzis in thc SCllCClllll' liziw bca-11 l'Cl'OI'l1IHCIlClCCl by tlic' nation- zil coinmittcv, and will lic prcsclitvd to thi' local clump- Lcr for approval. w,,,-Arm MF' X Page Eighty-four i right. standing: l,ois liliicoint- gint tg lrt-asurr-rl. Mrs. .Xnillrosv S i Inu ii P21 ii QXllft'-Pl'l'hlLlk'I1ll. Cfhristiin- Nll'IDL1Illt'l tl'r:-sich-ntl. goof! ana! Ciara! Said, CAl l:6fl'Yl6L6 ox for tJL!o!an0! QR:-portt-rl. Gloria Cflricoim- tParlianu-ntarianJ. Be-tty Dt-- inont Q81-c-i'c-taryl. lylarli-nv Bry' Q.-Xclvisc-rl. 'llht-otlzitv Cloulvt tllistorian i. St-ati-cl: Rt-inf-ttv . Su fl! F6 0171 QW! H. ?!3l J of 24711 Ul iL'Cl 'l'his yt-ar F, H. A. nic-mht-rs. uncle-r tht- direction ol' Nlrs. Phyllis Anihrost-. linu- si1c't'c-x-cli-cl in many projects outline-d and ilnclc-rtakcn in Sc-pta-iiilmt-r. l952. 'lllit-sv projects arm- not all work and no Inlay lor tht- working 4-oinniittt-vs haw a gay tinie- aml olitt-n gc-t spt-ctariilai' rc-sults. ln October a yt-ry siicrrt-ssfiil food salt- int-tting foiirtc-1-n clollarsl was ht-lcl at Foiirnir-r's llaralwarc- Store. hlany Spf-axial, Llc-licioiis looking clishc-s ol' food wc-rv on tlisplay which prow-cl attractive to tht- siclc-walk shoppt-rs. A projc-ct ol' Card selling was uncle-rtakt-n. The- girls art- still selling all-occasion Cards and liayc- 1-arnc-cl thirty- liyt- dollars lor thc- c-lub. On lJt'4't'Il1l3t'l' Ill, 11 Clhristmas Party was ht-lcl at the- High School. Altm-r an ainiising' initiation ol' nm-w lirt-slime-n nu-nibc-rs. tht- F. H. A. students cxcliangn-tl yiilvtitlt- gifts. lit-lrt-sliiiic-nts ol candy. pop corn, and peanuts wi-rc sc-ryt-tl hy an appoint:-cl roinniittt-Q-. As in pri-Ct-cling yt-urs tht- nit-iiiluc-rs liayt- lx-cn busy working' harmoniously Ivor thc- banqtic-t which is hm-ld in tht- spring. 'l'ht- nit-inbt-rs ol' this Oliffilfllllltlflll arm- starting work on -unior Honin-niakc-r y . i Clliaptc-r: a ll-w ambitious Sc-niors arc- preparing lor thc State Holnt-niakc-r llc-gn-1-. l 'l'hc-sc cl:-gre-vs will lx- awardn-cl at tht- x10IllPI'ZtIlC.l.lD21llQl1It'l'BLIIICILICK. As always F. H. A. plannc-tl in l952-53 to clo things for othf-rs as wt-ll as lor tlic-insm-lym,-s. A lVorltl flhristinas Fc-stiyal Box was packed and sc-nt oyt-rss-as. Lt-ttt-rs wt-rv l'l'i'l'lYl'Cl, informing us that tht- box went to Holland. 'l'ha- F. H. A. has also yoluntc-L-rt-tl to do sc-wing and knitting' lor thi- Rc-cl Cross. As our me-niht-rs gt-t long lasting t-njoyinc-nt lironi lwlping those lt-ss liortunati-. tht-y thought this work worthwhilc-. 'l'ht- local F. H. A. cliaptc-r will iincloulmtt-Clly iniss its loiig-tixiiv Statm- Adviser of F. H. A., Miss Florcnct- Jenkins, who resign:-cl this ye-ar from lu-r clutit-s. Mrs. Fvt- tingc-r. who ra-plact-tl Nliss Jenkins, has start:-tl making plans for tht- Statt- Clonyt-ntion. anal wt- arc working' with hm-r to makc- our cle-lc-gatioifs vontrihiition 21 succ-c-ss. Pngr lfighly-li:-0 gcufwfy ana! Sak Zzzyri jigng Caginef CIOMMERCII.-XL CLUB. Burk row fl:-ft to righil: Luis Taylor. IVIZIIX Nlvrrill. Junv Yvillvux. Sylvia Drzxkv. John Rm. Robvrt Fullvr. Parris Mc'lvL'r. Kzxrlotta Nvwberg. Corrinw l'lOllI'IllP1'. Ruvchel Maxwvll. Third row: Nfarla-nv Bryant. Paulina- Bl'21LlllL'L1. Philip Dubv. Br-tty Nczni. Doris Putnznn. LlUIlSt3Tll'l' Dunham. Arlc-nc FCl'l21I1Cl. JIIHHK llood. Shirley Ki-nnm-fly. Clonstuncw Mvservc. Patririzi Collins. Sn-cond row: YYilliani NVQ-lrh. Jcnilll- Henry. Corrini- D4-sjzxrclins. Ruchc-l Fournin-r. Bwtty Cloulivr. Viviun Gronclin. Anita Custonguuy. Ella W'Gntz1'l. Christinc- Mc'Dz1nir-l. Mury Chappell. lfront row: llflzvl Knox. Kaye Moshvr. Mz1r'l1-11m- Siixmmlzni. Gluclys Striirm'. Doris Clnsvy. Cllzmire The-rricn. Alounni- Diaz. lil'lIlf'l.ll' Sllllillllilll. .Immun Ri-41. l.urrz1ine- NIorsc'. .760 Comm l?l'Ci6L! Lirniling its lIlC'II1lX'I'Sl1l1J to juniors and seniors who tzxkc thm- COIlllIli'I'Cl1ll roursm-. 1lll'ClOI111l1K'I'ClZllcllL1l3lSOI1C of thc most activv at L. F. H. S. 'l'hm- clO1HIIll'I'L'l3l Club publishes and svlls a monthly school papcr. 'rlllll' :Xnclivs Iiullvtinf, unclcr thv supc'rx'ision of thc Club aclvisvr. Mrs. Nlargic M. Iirown. by sa-lling rzuidy and Chips during noon hour and ut football QZIIIIUS cus wc-ll :ms lruni its wry sucicesslul socially. thc- stuclcnts have earnm-cl nioncy to nuilu' IHLUIY iinprovcinvnts in thc Conlmcrcial Dc-pz11't1n0r1t. During thc past yn-ar thi- ClOII11I1?1'L'l2ll Club purrhusecl il filing Cabinvt. Now, each ranking period. sl-nior stuclcnts ure abla- to lwvp all class projects filed. At thc beginning of the school ycur thi- club votvcl to purchasm- 11 Nlanlcy Pop-Corn Nlachinc which has bm-n usvcl Hllllly linivs this yvur to vurn nioney for thc club and thc school. Fournic-r Q54-011-t1'11'yl. Bwtly Uloutie-r slvntl. Lorrzliiu' Nlorsi- CvllI'l'l1SllIll'I'l. Pzigf' lfitgfzlrr-.xf,x' ing: l,1lU'1C'12l Lolhus CXic'c Pri-sich-ntl. COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS, Smnn Ruvhc Q Prvs .fdnvl p0l0COI'l'l 7fMacAin,e At cilll'lSfIIl2lS cards wr-rt: solnl. Cliristnias wrvatlis and sprays wvrv nraclv, as wvll as candlvs and corsagvs. Groups gatlrvrvcl at thnx homo ol stnclvnts to Ililllii' thcsc articlcs. Thr' clnh yotvcl to bring Ynlvticlm- cliccr to sonic ncvcly family, so all IHl'1IllJ4'l'S clonatccl yvgvtahlcs, cannvcl goods. toys and clothing. Thr- club bought a large' tnrkvy for this family ol tm-lyc who wcll appreciatvcl thvsc' gifts. lhc- trnt- Clhristnias spirit was lm-lt hy tht' stnclvnts who took part in a yvry worthy pro-icct. A hayracrk was hirvd, and stndvnt carolvrs Carriml thc- hoxcs of clicvr to thc lalnily tlw Clnh had hc'l'ric'mlc'cl. Ncxt yvar thi- clnlfs goal will hm' thc pnrchasm' of 3 ns-w duplicating nrarhinm-. 'Ioan Rc-a. lixvlxangt- llclitor of .Xntlivs Hnllvtin. and Rvinvttf' Sinronvan clisvnss vxvlizrrrqz- issnvs of various rninwo- graphrtl papvrs printvcl throughout thi- stats: ln lower pivtnrr' liclitor .Xrls-nv Frrlancl lsvatvtll works ont format for monthly issux' with Vivian Clronclin anal Qstancling 14-ft to rightl Philip Ijllljll Corrini- l oni'nivr and Connie Mvsvryt-. illIRIS'l'MgXS .XCI'I'IYI'l'IliS Ol COMMERCIIAI. CLUB. Wrvaths. rzrncllus :intl tlow--is ws-rv niaclm- hy flnh as IIIOIICY-1'ill'IllUQ projm-cts, Those l'Sllt't'l2'illy actiyv W'l'l't'I front row. lvlt to right. Rarhs-l I OLll'Illl'l'. Bctty Clontivr. Nlarli-nc' Simons-an. Ellvn Clinnnrinus. Ella Wviitvn-l Kan- Nloshu-r. Rcinvttn- Sinronvan. Anita Cfastonunay and Vivian Gronclin. Back row: Parri Xlvllxc-i'. Rae-vhvl Biaxwvll, Kay NPWl7l'l'Q'. Miss. Brown faclviscrl. Patty Collins. Doris Pntnanr Philip Duhm: cllJI1Illl'Ml'Sl'fX'f'. and Betty Nvmi. , V fvgv I Przgv llvfgllfrl'-Yl'I't'7Z off yoga! Ckalafer 0 .xdcfiue ,911 Cjonfedfd F. F. A, Back row fleft to rightl: Franklin Nichols. Alfred Fuller. David Bryant. Frank- lin Barclay. Theodore liarker. David Punch. Albert Jones. Richard Barker. Carlton Berry. Second row: Archie King. Robert Walton. Llewellyn Lyman. Robert Barker. Ronald Far- rington. Riehard W'ehster, Roger Grosson. Henry Drake. YN'alter llewett. tSeatedJ: George Young. Louis Quirrion. Alfred St. l'ierre. George Richards. Mr. Crouse. Richard Stroul, Linton Quirrion. fvlerton W'ilkins. Kenneth Constantine. The Port Royal Chapter of F. F. A. was chartered in HMI. one year following the opening of the Agricultural Course at L. F. H. Regular weekly IllCCtlIlQ'S are held during the school year and monthly meetings during the suninier vacation. The husiness oi' the organization is conducted by the nielnbers according to paralianientary rules. Annually a program of work is adopted containing inany educational, enter- taining' and recreational activities. Perhaps one of thc lnost prominent of these activities is contest competition. The local F. F. A. has competed with other schools at agricultural fairs. in district and state meets. CONTEST RESULTS 1952-513 Southern District Enterprise Contests, Grand Championship for Farin Nlechanics liiYl'l'HlOlwt' Falls. Flay l I, 1953 I.. F. H. S. First y Grand Championship for all contests open P0l'lU'Y .llldgmg Contest to Southern llistriet competition for Carlton Berry QThird as lndividualj 1951-52 School Wal.. 11. F. H. 5. Fil-St Richard Barker learn. Tie First State F. F. A. Vocational Agricultural Milk 'ludgiug Contmt Contests at Lf. of 14. Ilnne 24-25. 1952 Allred Fuller , Y V, I Richard lVehster Teani, Second Daflfiy Lattlc -ludhmg hull lheodore Barker lVeed and Forage Crop Contest Richard Barker Calvin liurhoe I ' - - ' ' N iz A l Xvaltmu Hmwtt Tmm- Swond C tops and'VVLid'ldent1hc ition ixt 1 U N 1 Iheodoie liaxlxei Seed Identification Contest yyaltmv Hcwvu Theodore Barker tF1rst as lHCllVlelll21ll Milk Judging Fim, lValtcr Hewett l earn. Tie Second Wzllter Hgyyrf-tt Grand Championship lor Enterprise Con- Alfred Fuller tests L. F. H. S. 'Fhird Grand Championship C44 sehoolsl Sixth Page Eighty-eight Qi,-M jimi Pfam .9n lZ5z4f,'zCf Cjonleal 4 lx I. IX. OFFICERS. Standing Cleft to rightlz Alfred St. Pierre fViCc- Presidvntl, Rnharcl IM-lutcr lRvportL-ri. Franklin Nichols frIlTl'2lSl1I'1'I'l. YYaltc'r Hewctt fsccrvtaryl. Swntucl: Rohr-rt XYalton I Prwsidi-nt 1. fwlr. Crousm- Q.-Xdviscrw TIIIS OUTDOO R FEED RACK is n von- slrurtion projvvt c'arrim'rl on in thx' .XQI'IL'UIf1lI'4' Shop. lfurin rnrpviitrv and Vontt-st skills arf- p1'1u'ti4':-cl hx' Il:-nrv D1'ziluz David liryant. Thvu- nlors- Barlwr Rohcrt IN'1xlton. .Xrvhiv King and Qnpplying roof shinglvs at uppvr riuhtb Frank- lin Nivhols. Pflgf lfiglziy-rziiir FRYEBURG FAIR OCT. I, 1952 Dairy judging Alfrvd St. Picrrc- Thvodorv Barker LSCcond as Individ- uali Team, Svcond Placr' SOUTHERN IJISTRICIT F. F. A. WILTON. JAN. I-4. 1953 Shop Tool Idcntififation Richard VVvbstvr and Franklin Nichols Tvzun. First Placv Shop Supply Iclviitilivatioii Rogvr llrosson ck First as Individuall Ilvnry llrakv CThird as Individuall Tram. Tim' Fourth Plan' Raftm-r Cutting Thvodorc' Iiarlwr Alfrvd St. Pivrrv Tcam, Tim' Fourth Plan' Rope' Splicing Alfred St. Pivrrv fTic First as Indivi- dual i Richard NYchstvr gSccond as Indivi- dual? Tvzun First Plan' Farm NIvc'lianirs Grand Chainpionship I.. F. H. S. FirStPlz1Cr' Scvd Idm-ntification VValtvr Hcwvtt 1Tic First Placv Indivi- duali Cliarlvs Posik c'I'ic First Place Indivi- dualj Team. Tic First Plam- le I9 3 Banner sv 1 ,if EDITOR NANCY LEADBETTER Cs1':1t11cl1 disvussf-s photographv proqmin with assorizitv vditors flvft to rightj. Margie Parkcr. Ruth YN'hitncy. Marlvnr- Bryaiit. l'llOl'lK'4' fWCl.z111gl11i11. lvfnry L011 Darby. Rctha T1I1'I1f'1', Lawrcncv Hinkley. Joyw D11lJ1' and John B21 l'lit'1 . ur 301,011 gifkfion, O! fAe gunner Vlllllx 1953 Baniivi' vditor. associz1t1's and assistant not the v1'111'l1ook I1llCll'1' wmv U , 5 , . Carly. lncidentally, most of thc II10Il1lJl'I'S had hcld positions on t111- 1932 lll11lI1l'1' stall. 'l'l1c' businvss stall' re arcd l1'tt1'1's for 1'os11'ctivc aclvc1'tis111's und ffot 1111-111 . . . . P . . F . 1'Pa,dy 101' Illillllflg, using an assmnhly 11n1- system. 1111- adx'v1'11s111g stafl had 11111' succvss in town, and did good work on outsidc sPlling as wvll. C111 JV writinff was zissifmccl and r0s11lti11f1' C0111 Josition was 1'1-x'is1-d 1111d 1'l'-1'XilIll- I I. U D D Q . 5 w . 111vd 1111111 it was uccc Jtvd hx' the 1-di101'-111-c11a1'f1'c-111-1-0 31: PQ1's1st1'111 21d 1111111 wo1'1w1l 4 . . ' . E ' 1 c111t1y111g' towxis, Co11x'111c'1111g' many l3llS1llCSS mcn that tlim- yCZl1'l'JOOli is an 1-x1'1'111-111 Il14'ClllIl1l ol 11c1x'c1'tisi11g'. Vlllll' ad Cllllllllly was lwpt llll to dzitc by onm' ol' t111- 2lSSOi'lll1l'X. 'l'111f 11s11z1l pliotogmpliy sc'111'd1110 was planned: 1'01't111111tcly the lH1'g'l' g1'o11p 1JlC'lllI'l'!Q w1'1'1' 1111is111'd in Gaily Nox'1'111lJC1'. 511100111 CO-O1'CllI12lll0I1 of all 1111- studvnt NN'O1ilil'I'S is cssentiul if ll successful yc-mhooli is p1'od11c1'd. Vlllll' 1l1l'I11K'. l1f'21Cll111l'S. C'OX'l'1'S, layout and copy 111-vd to hc c:11'111'1111y syn- c:l11'o11iz1'd. N21tl11'2llly' 1111- stall' liopvs always to lJl'OCll1Cl' that Il12lS1l'I'lJlCC'C 111 1111ity. 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W Q . ,, - 5':i,fg., 1 , ff ,I 2!5,g,,, 'Libr-25,1 L. f , If 151 , 2,3 ' T if 1 I 1 f A ' ' 'Gil gf if ' 77',f7f 7f',-f 61:3 YIM , 4 ,f wb ikqiv-Jwf . k 3 -+1114 fl 'Y faffwff 3 5' ,7 'TQ' 'ww' 1 'H 7 W '7iL '- ,D 'H lf' . J gf ,Qu pq, ff 'ji fKL,!,,3!w7q, f!fW,fNgZfLffWgE fr ggZ1y:gwAjf Y A i, ' 5, ,jf ' , , ffflfl 1 ,gn guy ,I -5, , , 31,5 YJ NE., ,W 1,-N, Qllffiing Confefsfd, aihffing lareefi ana! Ouerfime Back row flcft to rightj: Manager John Wade. Lawrence Nichols, Roland Dube. James Jacques, Harry Maxwell. Asst. Manager Richard Cote. Second row: Coach Robert GraH'. Robert Foster. Harold Small. Byron Bean. Fred Lumbert, Norman Nemi, Robert lNalton. William Welch. Front row: Fred Franchetti. Robert Welch, Stuart Foster, Laurence Pare. Kenneth Dube. 1952 Baaedaf At thc hands of VVilton the Andies met their Hrst defeat. In the pitching contest Wilton was the winner and did good hitting as the 10-4 score shows. A tight pitchers, duel of eleven innings was lost by the locals when Tyler, the winning pitcher for Farmington, laid down a bunt to squeeze a man in from third. Bob Foster pitched a good game for the Andies, allowing only three hits. 'Bob Walton won his hrst game in the Sandy Andy League, setting back Wilton 4'-fl in ll innings. In the jay game which ran to ten innings, Couture was the winning pitcher. Ken Dube led the Andies with a homer and a double. ln the next game, for a second time, L. F. H. was defeated by Jay. Dubord was the winning pitcher for jay, giving up six hits, while 'Bob Foster, the loser, allowed four hits. Finally the Andies went on a hitting spree to defeat Farmington ll-3. 'Bob Walton pitched a fine game. Fred Franchetti was the big sticker for the Andies with a home run, a double, and two singles in Eve trips to the plate. In the hnal game the Andies really put on their hitting togs and walloped Kents Hill I4-4. Every Andy Cwith the exception of onej stacked up at least one hit. Bob Foster, who threw an 8-hit game, won his First game of the season. Page Ninety-six' 5 Of er Zicrsegaf jam 666411 Saorf I 952 BASEBALL SC IH El DULE l'Vilton Ill L. F. H. S. 4 Farxuington l L. F. H. S. U XYilton fi L. F. H. S. Jr 6 L. F. H. S. 5 .Iuy 7 L. F. H. S. 3 l'lL1l'II1lIlQl0I1 fl L. F. H. S. I I Kvnts Ilill 4 L. F. ll. S. H BASEBALL GRUL' PS INFIELD Cuppn-r picturvh. Burk row Llrft to rightj: Fred l'lI'2llli'hl'lll. Frm-cl Lum- bvrt, Stuart Fostvr. Front row: Jimmy Jzwquvs. llurry lvlaxwvll. PITCIIIERS AND CATCIIERS Qmiddlv picturvb. Buck row. Roland Dube. Sc-cond row: Byron Bean. Robvrl xY2lllOI1. Rob:-rt Fosh-r. NOYIUIIII N4-mi. Front row: Billy W'rlc'l1. Km-nny Dulw. OL7'l'l llll,D Clowvr pirlurl-J. Buck row: l..LlLlI't'I1t'l' Parr-, Harold Small. Front row: Rubs-rt YYrlcl1. Lawn-nw Nichols. Nilflllilll Nc-mi. iff' if Page Ninety-.ceren reen eam ana! gow! .garf Ming FOOTBALL SQUAD. Back row tl:-ft to rightl: Kenneth Davis. Charles Nioore. Larry Foster, VVilfred Jacques. George Richards. Larry Bryant. Wlilliam Binette. Third row: .Assistant Coach Puiia Qleftj: Coach Toomey Qrightj. Second row: Richard Cote. Robert Henry. Roger Laverdiere. Danny Houlihan. Franklin Barclay. Robert Fuller, Francis Jacques. Larry Frau- chetti. Front row: Richard Nemi tassistant managerj. John Rea. Robert Gagnon, Andrew Barclay, Robert Strout. John W'ade. Robert Richards. Craydon Mann tmanagerj. 340 1952 jooflaff Slam Football at L. F. H. for the '52 season was a sad story, as the Andies lost 6 games and tied 2. The graduation of many reliable football players limited the return of experienced veterans. Of the thirty-four squad members who started the season only eight lettermen returnedg on the whole these were fellows whose only experience was as substitutes. They lacked the endurance required for 60-minute football. Coaches Toomey and Lazour had little opportunity to get acquainted with the squad in preseason practice. Mr. Lazour left us for the service in October, but we annexed a former college teammate of Coach Toomey's, Mr. Dominic Puiia. M1'. Puiia, like M1'. Toomey, had been a lineman at Colby College and both men had been captains of the '5Mules,l' Mr. Toomey in 1949 and Mr. Puiia in 1947. In the curtain-raiser the Andies lost to an almost equally unsteady Lisbon Falls eleven, 6 to fl. Andy Barclay was removed in the fourth quarter because of a shoulder injury. The Andies were more fortunate in their next combat, tying Kents Hill, 6-6. Again not much can be said about the game as Kents Hill had had about as much practice as the Andies. The Greyhounds from Farmington, led by ex-marine Bernie Davis, whitewashed the Andies, 21 to 0. The game was a fight, but fumbles on the Greyhound goal line gave our opponents the TDs that dropped the Andies. Mexico crushed the Andies, 47-l2. The team traveled to Rumford for a clash- by-nite with a highly favored Pinto team. Mexico, sparked by a small, speedy, and shility freshman, ran the Andies ragged. Sophomore Rickie Rhodenizer broke a leg and was out of action for the rest of the season. Page Ninety-fight 30 SBGJOH Mimmflt lMCt0I' ii ...Y i H Plunginu' ttlvtivs trirtfl at jay gxunv. .-Xncly Barvlziy 1553 is oll' on an vncl run fin lowvr pictnrv U. Wlivn XIV. Pniizi l'2lII1k'. tlli- tvznn lmcl in1pt'ox'm'cl willi pl'Q1c'tic'v. lint at stnlnlxorn Wilton tvznn got oily to 21 goocl start, attaining gi l-1-ll lviicl :it lizilf tinw. 'l'l11' .Xiiclim rniiiv luck witli ont- 1 IJ and stzxrtt-cl zinotlici' Qltww. lint tlim- grunt- vmlvcl :intl ilu- l Anclivs lk-ll sliort. 14-6. XN'intln'op sl1z1ttt'1't'cl tlut l,. F. H. S. niacllim- at NVintln'op I9-ll. 'l'l1v tvznn was xi victim ol' its own lark of co-orclinzition and will to win. lll'llIlSNS'll'li got its 1'f'Yc'I1g'm' lol' :in Ancly victory in lfl5l by clrululning ns, I9-ll. in ll nip-:incl-t11c'l4lmattlvofpmfnziltivs. NC1X'i'IIll3t'l' llltli was il vvry wliitc- clay at l.. F. ll. S. 'lllic' livlcl was fozitvcl witli tlnw' inflivs ol' snow: liowctvvr. boys wlio p1'0x'icl4'cl tl1t'1i1st'lx'i's witll Slioxvls and scoops wvrc' alnlc' to gvt tl1c'1nsQlx'vs vxctisvcl lot' tlit' m'c't'ssz1l'y snow rc'1110x'al opvrzltions, and spctnt all ol nn zxltt-rnoon at tlic- work. On Nox'c'1i1l3c'1' I ltll tlu- Anclivs tit-d il liavowcl .lay tvznn. ll to ll. .lay tln't'z1t0nvcl onvr- as its tvznn lmclwcl tlit' Anclivs clown to ax point nvzn' tlicf two-yzml lint-. llob Fostvr cullvcl on tackle' lVIoosc- l3111'c'lay. who bootvcl tlim- ball to .laws 45-ycl. lint-. Tliv Anclic-s stztgml 21 clriw- wliicli Illlgllt liavc IJI'0Cllll'i'll ll 'l'lJ if tliv rvct-iw-1' lizlcl not Stnrnlwlvcl lwlorv Ll Clvm' livlcl about 25 yzn'tlQ ont. Pllgf' Aifllflj'-7lf71f lame .Sifwwg rmiafice Q ag .Sefhng THE BAND MARCHES between periods. VVarmly dressed spectators Lnjoy the game Cm Iowa-r picturc-D, CDIJIJOIIFIHS Lislmrl Falls Kvuts Hill F l11'H1lI'1g'tOIl lXlc'xiCo FOOTBALL SCH ED ULE 1952 LFHS wimm I4 U XYlHtllIAOlJ I9 6 lirunswicli l 9 U fl 12 Total 132 Page One lI'llH,dl'l?Il '43 'fs 35 . . iii Wi HPSR' if me one af? 9,49 53,06 A of 3 Xu 5? Bunk ruw II:-I1 to riuhtwz Nfgnmgvu' Bn-tty Clloutia-13 .ISIVIQIP TI-ssivr. Mzlrilyn I-FVINUIII. xiillf' Lou IJJIIKVY. SI1I1'Ir'y Kl'IlIlI'KIf', l'Il'IlIlI'I'S Darvy. Kay N1'wIJI'rg. Lorim' BI'JltlIII'll, .XSSIL Nimm- .lgvr Rnc'I1vl l'IUlll'llII'l'. Cloafh Myra: VVQILQIIIT. KIlI'l'III1Q. .XIlIlI' Brown. Dizmm' Ilzlmilton. ICIII-11 IIIIIHIIIIIIMS. Dixum- Ilurlow. Doris Pklfllillll. I,,orr:xi11m' .I1lI'llllI'3. Gcrtruclc- l,:1l'l:1ntI-. Florivr- NIVIIIILIKIXIIII. 3' H,-fLUfAafZ 1952 II11' IIIIIIUIJ QIIIIA I'21QI'I'Iy I'l'lJIII'Il'QI Im' Ilw Inst Imznslwtbnll IJIklI'lli'l' ol IIN- wnwll. IIN' uvxt clay um' voulcl IIIIZH' Sl1I'Il VUIIIIIIFIIIS us: OIL my zu'I1ing I521l'IxII,. Ol' ugxlll I IQIIIIUIH JXIIIIUKIQII IIN' Amlivltvs wvrv Ilit I1z11'cl by 4L1'I'21KIlI21tIOIl. lllllllf' mm' I'zxc'1's zmcl t11I1'uts wvrm' znppaxrvxlt. Nvwc'o111m'1's Uiaru' I'Iz11'Iow. NI2lI'IIyI1 Ilvlllmlt. Iillvu CIIIIII- mings. F1'z111r'vs IIIIVUY. Iligmm- IIQIIIIIIIOH. amd fII'l'II'llLII' I,nPIa11ls' sam' mum- abtiulm. Vvta-mum Kay NI'XN'hlll'Q'. Sllirlvy KIII1Ill'QIf' 'CIZIIJILIIIIM L01'1'z1i11c' .I2lf'lllll'S. Slziry IIUII I7Lm'y. .Xnllv IIIIIXYII. and I,m'ix1r' ISULIIIIIUII c'ontx'iImI1t1'cI tI1c'i1' r'II'm'ts both uII'c'11- xixvly :md III'I.I'll9IX'l'If'. IDN: I ,lily 'III I,I lIS QIII Um: I9 I,ixI1m1 Falls 28 I.1 IIS 223 wlzm, I5 Klvxiru IIS I,I IIS 32 Inn. IIS XX'iIlm1 fil I,I IIS IIS llzm. 211 'lay III l,I llS 22 Inn. ISI! XYIIION QII l,l lIS I8 l 4'I1. Ii Nivxircv 29 l,l lIS III I s'Iw, IfI I,isIJm1 I a1IIx 253 I,I IIS 21 C2IlliI'lRl,Ii.XlJliRS IIUIIIIH' PIlU1UQl':lpI1:-1' I'2lII'IlI'S IIN' I'IlI'I'l'A In-znclvrs In zu julvilgllll IIIIIUII all :1 IJ2!SIiI'IIHlIIQ1lIIII'. Iignvk row. II-It tu right. Rm' Bnmwll. HI-115 UI-- IIHIIII. Imuisr' NILIXNVVII. NILIVIIIHI' Brygllll. Kmwl- mu, .XI'Il'III' I'M'Iz1mI :xml IIIIIILI Uyszlrt. l,llQl' Um' IIIIHIIIWII 'l'IlH'1' ifcccefkifuf Zgarfefgaf .gzadon I ringd leaf THE BASKETBALI, TF.-XNI. Kneeling. left to right. Harry Niaxwell. lYilfred Layerdiere. Byron Bean. Coach Puiia. Robert Foster. Standing. Norma Nemi. Paul Bailey. John VYatle. BOW' Bajfeffaff 1952-3 ln llecemher 552 the Andies opened their season with a fairly green,' lineup. Players who had seen some action last year were Bob Foster. john Wade and Paul llailey. Due to other activities in the gym Coach Puiia was able to get only about 1: week and a. half of practice before the first game. In the first contest of the season, a game with llay. the Andies found their mistakes and began working on them. At the final whistle the scorehoard showed the Tigers out in front. At the first home game with the South Paris Cardinals. the Andies showed improvement and battled the tall South Paris hoopsters well. hut the visitors remained il few steps ahead all the way to the final buzzer. When the L, F. H. S. Cagers traveled to Norway. they werenlt ahle to Control the boards since the Norway lineup averaged six feet. Despite Bob Foster's charging through their zone to net l-l points. the Rams romped ahead to a win. The waning morale of the Andies was fanned back to flame by a new team member. W'ilfred fFo-Foj Layerdiere. a transfer from .john Bapst High School liangor. Also Mr. Puiia's skillful coaching began to show results in the improvement of individual players. The win-starved Andies satisfied their hunger in the game with Lishon Falls. A yery high shooting percentage of fifty percent in the first half put the Andies way ahead for the rest of the game. In a hard-fought battle the I.. F. courtsters overwhelmed the alumni team, consisting of veterans of past varsity squads. During the final quarter the alumni made a frantic attempt to turn the tables but were unahle to stop the well-coached Andies from Hswisliingu points through the net. Another home game proved that the L, F. H. hoopsters were no longer a push-over. A heavily-favored Mexico quintet found it hard going against the revived Andies. although the Pintos squeaked hy with a 3-point margin. Page lplllf Hunllrzfzl l'i01l7' .Sofia acfion jo guna, Cone , ana! pfagerd JAYVEES. Hack row Cleft to rightj. Roger Lavcrdiere. Rohm-rt VVoodl3ury. W'illic Jarqucs. Robert Storer. Larry Franchctti. lfront: Rich- ard Ncmi. Ronald Farrington. Coach 'l'ooim'y. William Binctu-. LUCIKIQR ROUF1 S'l'R:X'l'lQGY. Harry Maxwell. Byron Bean and Coach Puiia discuss thc opposition hctwcen halves, 'l'he home game with Farmington showed the locals working all thc hardcr to make up for the loss ol' Hob Foster. The Andies came from hc-hind to narrow the margin to one marker. lN'hilc Farmington tried to lrccfc the hall. the alert L. F. courrstcrs intercepted and flipped a quick pass down the floor for two points. The frantic Greyhounds failed to score heliorc time ran out. Avenging the earlicr defeat at the hands of Norway. thc I.. F. hoopstcrs lcd all the way to drive thc Norway quintet into a frenzy and final defeat. Tables were again turned in thc hattle in the l,. F. gym. The vengeful Puiiamen sped out in front with much spirit. lYhcn a large margin in their favor was established. the suhs', went in to complete the game. On F3.I'IlllHQ't0I1iS unfamiliar court. the Andies didn't look thcir hest. In the last quarter the L. F. quintet lost an eight-point lead to drop thc game by four points. lVilton, weakened hy the loss of one man from the first five. was the next prey of the Andies on thc home court. Keeping a small margin throughout the game the home team was one point in front at thc final buzzer. The Andies rolled ovcr VVinthrop at the W'inthrop High School Gym. Laverdieru garnered 32 points in thc scoring. On Mexico's home court. Fo-Fol' again sparked the Andics to a victory by netting 26 points. The L. F. hoopsters gained a decided edge in the Iirst half. and held their opponents down in the second half which proved fatal to the Pintos, hopes of victory, At home again the Andics coastcd past lYinthrop hy frequently breaking through their defense for lay-ups. Fast breaks also helped to spell victory for L. F. The L. F. baskctmcn wound up a successful season by running over Lisbon Falls for the second time. This victory tied the Andies for second place in the western division of the league. Except for a slow start the Andics might have made the Class M State Tournament. Page Une' llilmlrezl I iI'1' lim lim: lim' IDM' lice' .Iam 'lam .lam .lilll ,Iam 'lim .Iam -Iam Fclm Fvlm lfcrlm Fvlu 'lbtal Points BASKE'l'lSA1.L SCHEDULE 1952-515 L,1. II. S. 28 29 -118 82 Sl -13 Al-7 'll -16 im 1' 51 5 1 4.8 58 52 in 69 868 Page Um' OPPONENTS .lay 'l l South Paris 'Ill Norway Tl Lisbon Falls Hi Alunmi 415 Bfcxico A17 Gould '16 xvlllflll 16 F3I'111lIlQtOll -'15 Norway Al 5 38 F31'lHlI1QlOll 58 lN'ilt011 -16 xVlI'lfllI'0IJ -lf6 Mexico -16 lvlIltl1l'0lJ 35 Lisbon Falls 38 Total Points 785 llunflred Siu J 1 W I 'I IW WQWWH f ny W! WW!! f ff ' ,, L. F. H. S. BANNER p.,,,K I Our Congratulations to the Class Someday you may need a Winkler Low Pressure Oil Burner, or perhaps a Furnace or aBoiler to heat your home-Which we will guarantee to save you 25? over any other Burner. We have a complete line of heating equipment to satisfy any neecl. For your Insurance we have the largest Fuel Oil and Coal Storage in this area and servicemen 24 hours a day. .4 l t Je ylfggt-D33 Q . M 4 fi ' Z . ,,..T.i1,,g? I X 1- QQ Q' Telephone 7-3413 xr- 4 1 i-,,P- j'2-'-42 I . J X ,-S X wpxx 5 'SSERVICIC IS GUR BUSINESS 15151 , R+ ,,,.,3gggns., ,,,, V, ,,,, H, Y i, yv V rw W '- Page One 1I1l7llI7'l'll Ifi5h! L. F. H. S. BANNER V A A .,. 'S-wif, of N53 from Rem Moore Wle Have A Complete Line of SERVEL REFRIGERATORS and HOME FREEZERS and AUTONIATIC HOT WVATER HEATERS ON DISPLAY Only Servel Makes Ice Cubes lN'ithout Trays Automatically SOMETHING NEXVI Wle Also Sell aml Servicc lNlobil-Ilame Bottle Gas and the Most Mocleru Caloric and Hardwick Gas Stoves Most Important lN'e Have Factory Trainccl Service Men antl Heat Engineers 24 Hours A Day No Obligations on Any Survey Telephone 7-3413 A ' I A . A , E, M0bIl, 5 fmobllheat S K y I ouv-ucuuu uuvmq on. i Wrlilx Best SCI'VlCC Is Our Allxflu UIEIIANDQTOYIIISTI locomrlvnuulnommu an Kerosene 5 FOR OIIAUTY! ljllff' One Hunflwrl Xim' L. F. H. S. BANNER , , I 'x-4 w.. ?.:Tff'???Fi-:- .. I L. P. BROWN F un eral Service WE STILL OFFER THE FINEST IN FLORIST SERVICE TO THOSE WHO APPRECIATE THE BEST Ambulance Service Anywhere Anytime DIAL 7-3588 15 CHURCH STREET LIVERMORE FALLS, MAINE Page One H1l71!1I'FI1 Ten L. F. H. S. BANNER . . . , ,I . , , I I14Il'l' lhv 4-xp:-1'1f-xwml--yvul XIV. li11'chg11'cI C.l.11'y. Iuxxzs Xfwlxvr 11105 lm Ll illlf. 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 Page Um' ll'1z111Iw11'lflr:'f'r1 L. F. H. S. BANNER BEST WISHES H. E. FOURNIER DEALER IN HARDWARE Livermore Pulls, Maine Telephone 7-2176 Headquarters for AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES LUMBERMEN'S SUPPLIES AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS PAINTS and OILS POWDER cmd DYNAMITE CORDAGE RIFLES. SHOT GUNS and STOVES and PLUMBING SPORTING GOODS IRON and STEEL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HEATING cmd PLUMBING REFRIGERATORS Cutla-ry and hardwarm- applizmcvs arc- displayed by Mr. Henry Fournier to future consumvrs Floricc McLaughlin, Nancy Lcadbuttcr and Ruth INhitncy. Y. Y nw .. . . , 3 Page One Hundred Twelve L. F. H. S. BANNER FOR ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION WELLMAN CHEVROLET COMPANY Dial 7-2367 66 MAIN STREET LIVERMORE FALLS Drivvr VILIIITXITIILQ' group for first 51'IIll'5Ii'l' at L. I . ll. S, with Il1st1'u4'to1'. PI'THt'iIJ2l1 NLLIHI For tha- third yvar the Drivers' Training fur has bm-cu furnish:-fl by TVUHIIILIIIAS fiilflllf' thru thc' courtvsy of Chc'vr01L't Co. Page Une HI1Hli7Pll 'l'hi2tfffn This YN'c-stinghousv 1-la-vtric' IHIIQV looks good to soma' of the' ln-st Cooks at L 1' II S Bvtty Botka and Althvzx Gocling. a ..-.l-- 3-4-1 X ' E NA' Sniib' ixjf 5557 4 S f ik 3, E X , ll' 'l CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY REDDY KILOWATT l'rzyg1f Une' lfuflrfrvrl l mnfmflz L. F. H. S. BANNER CARS TRUCKS Scx1es Service Q Q BAILEY BROTHERS 12 PARK ST TELEPHONE 7-2077 LIVERMORE FALLS. MAINE 1t's za 11onc'y. c1f'c'1c10 Nnnvy and 1:1UI'1K'f'XN'1'lPI1 TI'y1Il2lNllt1N' nr-w Ford at Bail:-fs flamqv. Mr. Charlton Bai11-v Q1-f-nas weitivv1151111111144-n mlm- 11:-rr-. . 1 Page' fJV1t'IIHIIIIYFIIIl'1iir1I'FH , Y ,, L. F. H. S. BANNER Auburn Novelty Co. C. H. RANDALL, Prop. 66 Main Street Auburn. Me. WHOLESALE CANDY AND TOBACCO CORTELL Leads in FASHION Womens Oc Mens Clothing lUQ Lisbon St, Lewiston GORDON'S LINOLEUM SHOP WE STOCK A FULL LINE OF ARMSTRONG, CONGOLEUM and BONNY-MAID Floor and Wall Covering ART SOUARES -- All Sizes FELT BASE in 6 - 9 and l2 toot Widths Excellent Assortment ot INLAID QMarloleized and Ernbossedl Expert Installation Free Estimates Open 9 am to 8 pm, Including Sundays 12 High St. - Tel. 167 - Winthrop On thc day of the Spring Music' Festival 352 the L. F. H. S, Band marches proudly down Lisbon Stu.-ct past Corn-ll's. L. F. H. S. BANNER BLISS BUSINESS COLLEGE 160 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine WILTON WOOLEN CO. MANUFACTURERS or Automobile Upholstery Accounting Secretarial Courses CLOTH VISIT OUR REMNANT ROOM Commercial Teacher-Training Fall Term September, 9, 1953 Wilton. Maine SPECIALISTS PONTIAC and CADILLAC IN APPAREL DISTINGUISHED CARS FQR STUDENTS FOR YOU IN '53 PREP HALL Resident Salesman MARSHALL MORSE at Putt's Garage In Livermore Falls AT MORTON MOTOR CO. FARMINGTON, MAINE Corner 24-HOUR SERVICE Dial 3354 Nights 2659 A. H. Benoit 8: Co. of Lisbon and Ash Sts, LEWISTON Page One Hurzdrrrl SP:-e11tr'Pn L. F. H. S. BANNER RECORD PAPER MILL and INDUSTRIAL VALVES SUNNY DAIRY Pasteurizecl Milk Homogeriized Milk and Cream MANUFACTURED BY Also RECORD FOUNDRY and HOME-MADE ICE CREAM MACHINE CO. DIAL 7-2165 LIVERMORE FALLS MAINE J. R. LQFRENIERE and SONS BILL and SIM'S MARKET GRO CERIES - FRUITS VEGETABLES Telephone 7-2270 Free Deliveries OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Chisholm. Maine STAR SHOE STORE LADIES' NOVELTIES Summer Sandals with Wedge Heels ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING 22 Main Street Livermore Falls, Maine Page One llunrlrefl Eighteen L. F. H. S. BANNER BEST WISHES CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE BEN SILVERMAN VINCENT WARREN LESTER S. FOSS TURNER S. RIDLEY, INC. IEWELER H Q DIAMONDS IEWELRY FEED - FERTILIZER Dinnerware Glassware AND FARM SUPPLIES Gifts Of All Kinds GREETING CARDS Dial 7-3461 Livermore Falls. Me. 37 Main St, Livermore Falls, Me. Telephone 7-ZI43 G. F. KNIGHT BEST WISI-IES LUMBER and BUILDERS' HARDWARE , MOORE S MARKET PAINTS and OIL BRICK LIME CEMENT Telephone 7-2255 The Red and White Food Store Stewarfs C orner Store GAS AND OIL GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE Open Evenings, Sundays G Holidays Twelve Corners Dial 7-4643 ANITA DESJARDIN S DANCE STUDIO S High Si. Livermore Feiie, Me Telephone 7-3482 Page One Hundred Nineteen L. F. H. S. BANNER BUCKEIELD PACKING COMPANY Maynard E. Bessey - Proprietor Phone Buckfield 24 Vinegar Factory, Livermore Falls, Me. Bessey's For The Best Sweet Cider, Apple Iuice, Apple Sauce Canned Apples, Frozen Sliced Apples, Iellies Preserves. Marmalade, Mince Meat Pure Vinegar Depot St., Buckfield, Me. PECK'S LEW1sroN Central Maine's largest and finest department store The High-Schoolers' shop features the newest and best for high school girls, Complete men's shop outfits the young man from head to foot. PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTIONS As Good As or Better than the Original Picture SEND ANY SIZE PHOTO CDO not send proofsl Your Original Will Be Returned Uninjured 20 - Zlfz x 3V2 - 51.00 12 - 3 x 4 - 51.00 Include lUc mailing tee with each 31.00 Order National Photo Company Country Club Station Box 7005 Kansas City 2, Missouri WILTON LUMBER COMPANY Tel. 5-8581 Wilton. Me. Steinwayetlammond Organ Wurlitzer A STORE IS KNOWN BY THE COMPANY IT KEEPS RCA Victor, Magnavox, General Electric Olds - Conn - Pan-American CRESSEY 8: ALLEN 157 Lisbon St. Lewiston. Me. Let Us Help You With Your Interior and Exterior Decorating Problems with Pittsburg Paints Also complete line of latest wallpapers MARTEL'S Paint and W. P. Store 109 Chestnut St. Lewiston, Me. Formerly A. G. Reed Leonards Furniture and Upholstery Co. 23 Park l4 Lisbon Lewiston, Me. Custom made Furniture draperies and slip covers also a complete line of home furnishings The Carpet Center Thanks all-the wonderful people in the Livermores for their patronage. 173 Lisbon St., Lewiston Rug -A Broadlooms, etc. Page One Hundred Twenty L. F. I-I. S. BANNER New BLUE SUNOCO for High Test Ping Free Power New DYNALUBE MOTOR OIL The Best of All the Rest MERCURY MADE MOTOR OIL The Best in its Class SPECIALIZED A TO Z LUBRICATION Washing-SPRAYGLAZE to Beautily Your Car KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES AND TUBES AND ACCESSORIES MAIN STREET SUNOCO STATION Harold Chadwick, Prop. Tel. 7-3462 Livermore Falls, Me. E. H. Brown COM PANY Livermore Falls Representative MAINE FOOD PLAN 23 Depot Street 7-2155 A BETTER WAY OF LIFE BOWEN'S BODY SHOP AUTO PAINTING Body and Fender Work Expert Radiator Repairing WHEEL ALIGNMENT DISSTON CHAIN SAWS Sales and Service Phone 7-2210 Livermore Falls. Maine Fred and Paul Ouellette RANGE. FUEL and DIESEL OIL BUY THE BEST - A TEXACO Dial 7-2060 Prompt Service Chisholm, Maine Page One Hundred Twenty-one L F H S BANNER NORRWOCK SHOE CO. NORTH I AY MAINE BEST WISHES Burnham 8: Morrill Company Packers of QUALITY FOOD PRODUCTS Portland, Maine L. F. H. S. BANNER BEST WISHES FROM J. GUY COOLIDGE STORE DRY GOODS - GARMENTS MILLINERY GOOD FOOD PROPERLY PREPARED Telephone 7-2152 LIVERMORE FALLS 9:30 KIDS MAINE CHARLIES MARKET BEST WISHES Telephone 7-2378 Representative and Mrs. CHISHOLM. MAINE Willard E' Riley 7- , ,Y T V Y Y, A Y , Y , ' P O Ilunrlrezl jwllffllfj'-thlft? L. F. H. S BANNER BEST OF LUCK TO CLASS OF 1953 BENNER'S DRESS SHOP I64 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, Maine BEST WISI-IES J. J. NEWBEBRY CO. 5 - 10 - zsc STORES 45 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Me. FRENCH'S LONE PINE A Goon PLACE TO EAT BERRY PAPER CO. STATIONERS PAPER DEALERS Our Own Ice Cream PRINTERS TRY IT 49 Lisbon Street Lewiston. Me. LE BLANC'S MYER CANTER RECONDITIONERS OF ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 10 Lafayette Street, Lewiston, Me. Footwear 87 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Telephone 2-2722 BRAGDON'S Jec1nne's Corset Shoppe PAINTS WALLPAPERS Mrs. Ieanne A. Gagnon, Prop. IANITQR SUppL1Eg 85 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Me. 47 Exchange St Portland Me Page One Hundred Twenty-four L. F. H. S. BANNER 5c and l0c Sl.00 and Up DR. W. E. BERUBE C. H. TURNER 4 Depot Sheet 34 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 7-2225 Livermore Falls Maine Wi1son's Dollar Store Inc. LEGNARD A. PAGE, O.D. LIVERMORE FALLS OPTOMETRIST AUBURN WINTHROP Dial 7-4998 24 Church Street NORWAY Livermore Falls, Maine DESHAIES THE ADVERTISER CO. I. G.A. CASH MARKET CHISHQLM, MAINE Bank Building PRINTERS PUBLISHERS Livermore Falls Maine ARLENE'S BEAUTY SALON MAURICE A- LGPOINTE Telephone 7-3477 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT ATTORNEY-AT-LAW INSURANCE 3 Depot Street Dial 7-2320 Livermore Falls. Maim- Page One Hundred Twenty-five L. F. H. S. BANNER FAMOUS BRANDS IN CLOTHING 80 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine AND FURNISHINGS AT FRANKS Store for Men 205 Main Street Lewiston, Maine MAINES LEADING SPECIALTY SHOPS Other Stores in PORTLAND - ROCKLAND - HOULTON BIDDEFORD - BANGOR - SKOWHEGAN Telephone Dial 3-1051 H. Fortier 8: Sons LOCKSMITHS and SPORTING GOODS rvpswiiman and ADDING MACHINE REPAIRS 79 Chestnut Street Lewiston, Maine For the Finest of Footwear ond Accessories LAMEY WELLEHAN 110 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Other Stores in PORTLAND - AUGUSTA - RUMFORD RIVARD BROS. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Friendly Personal Service 196 Lisbon Street 268 Lisbon Street TYDOL VEEDOL Jimmy's Gas Stations, Inc. Lewiston and Auburn IIMMYS DINER Auburn Phone 2-3701 Lewistoni Me. Phone 4-8651 HEATING OIL TIRES COURTESY QUALITY SERVICE COMPANY S A M ' S IEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS forigmgu 50 Lisbon Street Telephone 4-5241 Since 1859 ALL PLATED PATTERNS ALL STERLING PATTERNS Lewiston. Maine ITALIAN SANDWICH YOU'VE TRIED THE REST NOW TRY THE BEST 268 Main St. Tel. 2-9145 Lewiston Y , -, Page One Hundred Twenty-six L. F. H. S. BANNER Cleansers and Furriers 0'-D HOME since 1890 BREAD Auburn, Maine Super-Enriched For Extra Nourishment DAILY CALL SERVICE Tel. Livermore Falls 305 H1-lMEL'S JEWELRY STORE 229 Lisbon St, Lewiston, Me. Watch. Clock and Iewelry Repairing DIAL 2-3422 MCNAMARKS WINTHROP, MAINE MURPHY MONUMENTS Iames P. Murphy Co.. Inc. Lewiston. Maine PORTEOUS, MITCHELL and BRAUN I Northern New England's Largest Department Store Wilton Furniture Store COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Wilton. Maine Te1.5-8989 Rudy Landry, Owner BEST WISHES E. E. RUSSELL, V.S. FARMINGTON MAINE Page One Hunzlr d Twenty L. F. H. S. BANNER NORRIS GENERAL STORE HARDWARE - PAINTS - OILS CLOTHING - SHOES AND LADIES' FURNISHINGS The Store Where You Buy Most Everything 16 Water St.. Livermore Falls. Me. DEANE'S ESSO SERVICE STATION BATTERIES GREASING ESSO GAS AND OILS ATLAS TIRES Tel. 7-2053 58 Main Street Pleasing You Keeps Us In Business RICHARDSON 'S DINER REGULAR HOME COOKED MEALS LIGHT LUNCHES Horne-made Pies and Donuts 24-Hour Service - Telephone 7-3488 120 Main Street Livermore Falls CAMERON OSGOOD ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Dial 7-2616 Livermore Falls. Me. Motor Repairing Wiring for Lights or Power New and Used Motors for Sale Electrical Supplies CHARLES W. CROCKER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 88 Depot St., Livermore Falls, Me. ALL KINDS OF ELECTRICAL WIRING AND SUPPLIES Telephone 7-2317 LIVERMORE GARAGE I-I. L. Tirrell, Prop. GENERAL REPAIRING - WELDING- 24-HOUR WRECKING SERVICE Livermore Falls Tel. 7-3558 You ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT JOE LIBBY'S Route 106 Stricklands Dial 7-4628 Open Evenings, Sundays and Holidays VISIT OUR BARN DANCE EVERY WEEK BERRY HILL ORCHARD COMPANY Livermore Falls, Me. Dial 7-2278 A P P L E S BERRY HILL BRAND APPLE IUICE ,. i lv- Y :Y-F - - Y - - Page One Hundred Twenty-eight L. F. H. S. BANNER AUBURN MAINE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE SUMMER SESSION lune 22 - Iuly 3l FALL TERM September 9 Paul S. Seavey, Manager Agnes C. Seavey, Principal CATALOG ON REQUEST 53 COURT ST. AUBURN, ME. KING COLE Potato Chips f 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 80-11 HV., Dial 2-2171 26 Years of Highway Transportation I' Learn By Doing ':5. -' T: ,fi '-- if: RADIOeTELEV ISION-ELECTRONICS 53 5, . 'ESQ fgZg g,,-Ek REFRIGERATION-AIR-CONDITIONING BUY Technician Evening Sefvicinq Home-School CPart Home Part Scliooll B gt E Weekly Payment Plan EXPRESS, Inc. 19 Knight St., Auburn, Maine COMMON CARRIER SERVICE FROM Portland, Lewiston and Auburn to Livermore Falls, Wilton, Farming- ion, Kingtield, Stratton, Lisbon Falls, Brunswick, Bath and Rockland, and all intermediate points Contract Carrier To All Points in the State Efficient Placement Service Write or Call for Free Circular NEW ENGLAND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 193 Trumbull St. 486 Broad St. Hartford 1, Conn. Providence 7, R. I 6-1630 DExter 1-0924 Page One Hundred Twenty-nine LF.H S BANNER DAREY INSURANCE Community Television Co RELIABLE - DEPENDABLE SALES and SERVICE COMPANIES A 19 Pleasant St. Livermore Falls. Me. Livermore Falls, Maine Dial 7-2667 Dial 7-2044 lVIARCEAU'S , - - Ken s lVIob1lgos Station Featuring Bridge and Main Streets IUNIORS' - MISSES' - WOMEN'S Telephone 7-2149 APPAREL MOBIL TIRES BATTERIES 6 Depot St. Livermore Falls, Me. LUBRICATIQN WASHING Telephone 7-2138 POI-ISHING BEST WISHES MAYNARD E. HOUSE Proprietor ol POST OFFICE AND GENERAL STORE North Turner SERVICE STATION DANA A. FARRINGTON, Prop, SUNOCO GAS and OIL Solt Drinks - Candy - Ice Creom Groceries O'DONNELL FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE 96 Main St. Livermore Falls Dial: 7-3458 - 7-3457 Smoll's Jewelry Store AUTHORIZED BULOVA DISTRIBUTOR PHIL ISRAELSON, Prop. Tel. 7-2021 Livermore Falls, Me. Page One Hunflrefl Thirty L. F. H. S. BANNER FORSTER MFG. CO., INC FARMINGTON MAINE Plants at Strong - East Wilton South Portland and Mattawamkeag A GOOD PLACE TO WORK JOHNSON SUPPLY COMPANY PORTLAND, MAINE BEST WISHES MANAGER 6. CLERKS A 8: P FOOD STORE Livermore Falls. Maine PARK MOTOR MART, INC LINCOLN - MERCURY SALES and SERVICE DIAL 46405 SAFE BUY USED CARS 128 Center St. Auburn, Me. Page Une 11I,lIlIll'8!1YI,ll.Il'j'-0 L. F. H. S. BANNER Call LARRY'S Taxi INSURED TRAVEL ANYTIME ANYWHERE Tel. 7-272l Livermore Falls 24 I-IOUR SERVICE A. MAURAIS PLUMBING AND HEATING AUTOMATIC OIL BURNERS AND MOTOR STOKERS WATER SYSTEMS Phone 7-2006 Best Wishes to all High School Students BENSE'S SERVICE STATION AND LUNCH Corner ot Park and Depot Streets Livermore Falls, Me. HAROLD BUD EVANS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Livermore Falls, Me. Dial 7-2230 LIVERMORE FALLS RADIO CO. PHiLCo AND MOTOROLA RADIOS PI-IILCO REFRIGERATORS I-Iappy Cooking Stoves and Gas Sales and Service Telephone 7-4944 Ouellette Furniture Co. HOME FURNISHINGS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES e RADIOS Dial 7-2055 Livermore Falls Maine Bailey Furniture Co. CoMPLETE HoME APPLIANCES Appliances Utility-Gas Musical Merchandise ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE Visit Our Service Department Dial 7-2223 Livermore Falls, Me. For Quality and Service See TAGLIENTTS MARKET Members IGA Stores GROCERIES PROVISIONS Dial 7-2343 Page One Hunflfwl Thirty-fzuo L. F. H. S. BANNER YOUNG'S BARBER SHOP as MAIN STREET LABRECQUES DAIRY THE CORNER STORE Livermore Falls Maine LIVERMORE FALLS WATER DISTRICT Telephone 7-3445 BILL'S CALSO HAM'S DRUG STORE DRUGS Dial 743498 STATIONERY Chisholm, Maine and CIGARS BEST WISI-IES ISAACSON LUMBER CO. BEST WISHES DR. J. W. DILLER P 01ff111131 L. F. H. S. BANNER BANCROFT Sc MARTIN ROLLING MILLS GO. SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE FRANKLIN COUNTY SAVINGS BANK G. 1. LOANS REAL ESTATE LOANS OOLLATEEAL LOANS SAVINGS CHRISTMAS CLUBS Farmington Maine For Fine Fabrics, Ask For B A T E S Made by O1 company that has been employing Maine men and Women fOr more than a century BATES MANUFACTURING GO. AUGUSTA - LEVVISTON SACO faarwm 8 01l70001P Ski Boot Saddle Oxfords Camp Moccasins Weejuns G. H. BASS 8: CO. WILTON, MAINE Pug One Hun I17'6If Thirty-four L. F. H. S. BANNER E. H. BROWN CO. 22 Depot Street. Livermore Falls Dial 7-2155 HOTPOINT RANGES f REFRIGERATORS COMPLETE KITCHENS ANNETTE'S BEAUTY SHOP 48 KNAPP STREET Livermore Falls, Maine Tel. 7-2602 DUBORD'S NATION-WID SUPER MARKET CHISHOLM, MAINE Telephone 7-2321 E BEST WISI-IES FRANCIS P. PAKULSKI,O.D. OPTOMETRIST 32 Main St. Livermore Falls, Me. CROSSON'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIR SANITARY DAIRY PASTEURIZED BGDY WORK MILK AND CREAM 50 Church St. Livermore Falls Roland FOUYIUGT Dial 7-2233 Chisholm, Me. Telephone 7-4677 GRUA INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Dial 7-3471 18 Main Stree Livermore Falls I DR. R. F. CUMMINGS 12 Depot St., Livermore Falls, Me. OFFICE HOURS 1U a.rrI. to 12 am.-2 pm. to 4 pm. Phone 7-3361 Page One Hundred Thirty-five I J. L. F. H. S. BANNER FARMINGTON OIL CO. MAINE HARDWARE 618-622 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND, MAINE MAIN STREET GARAGE WILTON, MAINE CURRIER C. and JOSEPH F. HOLMAN LAWYERS Farmington. Maine J. W. 8: W. D. BARKER MQTOE CARS AND HUMPTY DUMPT Y ACCESSORIES POTATO CHIPS Farmington, Maine N. E. 4828 Farmers' 26-3 SCOTT A. MASTERS, O.D OPTOMETRIST RICHARD H. BELL INSURANCE Lewiston Maine Farmington, Maine PgO 11.117113 L. F. H. S. BANNER HENRY NOLIN SAY IT WITH FLOWERS For All Occasions L. P. Brown, Ir., Agent Store-Auburn Theatre Bldg. Greenhouse-245 Center St., Auburn IEWELER Y X -Y M 83 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. .1 0 Roux if Leather Shoppe f Travel Service GRADUATION DRESSES Largest Selection In Dial 2-6441 Central Maine STAR 23 Lisbon St' Lewiston' Me' 234 Lisbon Street Lewiston BARGAIN OUTLET INC. AUBURN Automotive Paint, Oil, Hardware Wheel Goods, Toys - 0 A Fishing and Clothing G 213-219 Lisbon Street Lewiston. Maine PORTLAND HEXCLUSIVELY EOR THE E SMART MISS AND MATRON l W A R D ' S Lewiston, Maine f Central Maine's Largest Store tor Men and Boys 184-188 Lisbon St. LEWISTON, MAINE Page One Hundred Thirty-.veren LFJLS BANNER FRANKLIN FARM SUPPLY IOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Farmington, Maine 63 High Street Phone 2031 SEE US FOR ANY OR ALL YOUR FARM SUPPLIES Metcalf Wood Products Co LONG LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Flat and Shaped Woodwork For Toys and Novelties West Farmington, Maine Dial 2l80 BENJAMIN BUTLER FARMINGTON DOVVEL PRODUCTS CO. CONGRATULATIONS Manufacturers ot A SKEWERS DOWELS SPLENDID YEAR BOOK MOULDINGS DISCS Farmington Maine P. O. Box 551 Farmington, Maine BEISAW'S GARAGE DESOTO PLYMOUTH G. M. C. TRUCKS Sales and Service 24-HOUR WRECKING SERVICE Phone Wilton 5-2121 North lay, Maine FIRST NATIONAL BANK FARMINGTON, MAINE Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Tel, 5-2100 THE KYES AGENCY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Wilton, Maine HOWARD E. KYES CARLTON F. SCOTT Newman Motor Company BUICK OLDSMOBILE SALES and SERVICE Dial 4707 Farmers' Tel. 36-I2 Farmington, Maine Page One Hundred Thirty-eight LFJLS BANNER BEST WISI-IES Benjamin L. and David V. Berman BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 Montgomery Ward Co. LEWISTON. MAINE J ANELLE'S -Since IQUSA APPAREL FOR LADIES, INFANTS AND CHILDREN 230 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine SAUNDERS FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Telephone 4-4039 578 Main St. Lewiston The Carter Milling Co. GRAIN - FEED - SEED FERTILIZER -Stores At- Lewiston - West Farmington - Bangor Gardiner - Fairfield BEST WISHES EASTERN, INC. FOR REAL EATING ENIOYMENT SERVE HAHNEL BROTHERS co. O I I W I me 42 Main Street neue Lewiston. Maine Dial 4-6477 '-., I: - .'MAINE'S LEADING ROOFING AND ,-,,.-., ,.., , I,,,,, 51552 SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS Harris FAMILY Bread The Family Favorite Page One Hundred Thirty-nine L. F. H. BANNER STUBTEVAN T 8: HAM BEST WISHES TOWN OFFICIALS MISS E. C. CHANEY MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS SERVICE Livermore Falls E. E. CLOUTIER DeaIer in HARDWARE-WALL PAPEBfPAINTS OILS Brushes-CrockerywEIectrica.I Suppiies Dial 7-2381 8 Union St., Livermore Falls, Me. OAT THE OLD AUTO GUY NORM'S UPI-IOLSTEBING RemcdelinggBefiniShing-UphcIstery Supplies and Accessories Venetian Blinds Chisholm, Maine BEST WISHES BLUE LINE C. N. TURNER CO. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Livermore. Maine Page One Hundred Forty L. F. H. S. BANNER BEST WISHES BRANN and ISAACSON PHILIPPE DUPONT'S BAKERY INC. Bakers OI SONNY BOY BREAD Auburn Maine Telephone 2-2861 LAW OFFICES SNOW'S, INC. Goodyear Tires Retreading Willard Batteries Home Appliances 106 Turner St. Auburn, Me. ROBERT C. FORD, INC. PLUMBING me HEATING CHRYSLER AIR CONDITIONING SHEET METAL WORK ll School Street- Auburn. Maine Estimates Free Dial Lewiston 4-5531 VISIT THE CHICK-A-DEE G. A. PETERSON CO. TRANSIT-MIX CONCRETE Excavating, Trucking, Bulldozer Work SAND - GRAVEL - LOAM and CEMENT BLOCKS SOMETIME WHITE TRUCKS SALES and SERVICE MTH-A-TIS ALI-H 120 Center Sl. Auburn, Me. Telephone 4-6977 TRI -TOWN CLEANERS MODERN METHOD CLEANING Pressing While U-Wait 8 Depot Street Dial 7-2781 Livermore Falls, Maine BEST WISHES A FRIEND Page One Hundred Forty-one i L. F. H. S. BANNER L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts i'KnoWn Wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia - Medals 6. Trophies Represented By: DONALD B. TUPPER 2 lvie Road Cape Cottage, Maine Page One Hundred Forty-tu L F H S BANNER THE PINEWOOD PRESS Printers CANTON , MAINE L. F. H. S. BANNER YOU'LL FEEL AT HOME AT BEST wismas PUTT'S GARAGE THE BILLINGS INN O CLEAN ATMOSPHERE CALSO TEXACO KENDALL General Repairs O WEDDING Pioneer Chain Saws 21 Depot St. Livermore Falls, Me. Telephone 7-2336 O DELICIOUS FOOD Specializing in PARTIES 0 BANQUETS Come In and See 'Rosie FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 7 2222 CUT RATE Main and Depot Street Livermore Falls A FRIEND A FRIEND PATRONS ANDROSCOGGIN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 108 Court St. Tel. 4-5361 Auburn. Me. Over SS49,UUU,O00.UO Insurance in Force WE INSURE: Buildings. Furniture, Hay and Grain Farm Machinery. Livestock and Poultry Against Loss by Wind Storm, Hail, Explosion, Aircraft and Smoke Damagee At a small extra charge DIRECTORS and OFFICERS Robert I-I. Boothby, President Ernest F. Additon, Vice-President Harry G. Crowley, Treas. A. I-I. Blake, Sec. William I. Ricker For iniormcrtion consult your Grange Agent Roland F. Berry, Norland Grange Robert H. Boothby, Livermore Grange REST WISI-IES TO TI-IE CLASS OF '53 THE FAMILY SHOE CENTER FINEST QUALITY 1VIen's - Ladies' - Children s SHOES Page One Hundred Forty-fain' L. F. H. S. BANNER Livermore Falls Trust Company LS 1 qw Mos Qf' 'X O , 1 O I :. g VL .n - O 'I If ' ' f 7 kfi 31 XX Q - a 95 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Page One Hunrlred l 0rfy-fire Ea! ,Mila jrom TRI MILL CHAPTER of the INTERNATIONAL PAPER CCD L. F. H. S. BANNER GREEN TOURS Operators of DELUXE ALL-EXPENSE TOURS Washington, D. O, Shenandoah Valley Gettysburg, Valley Forge, Montreal, Quebec Gaspe Peninsula and New York Ciiy .!4lfll0g.l 6tl0A5 Page 0111? Hunrlmrl Forty-.V