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

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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

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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!