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

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A good citizen is Ct well informed Citizen, as energetic: as the cheerleaders who cannot recognize lirustrzition. He knows his coun- try's post, and he appreciates what his fore- beztrs have done for hirn. He learns to recognize factual reporting in political and economic matters. He listens to news com- mentators and reads opinions from many sources. so that he niziy make reasonable deeisions. Never becoming cynical, the good Anierieun trains himself to understand that there ure two sides to Q story: while in school he gets the habit of listening to every View- point in the never-ending search for truth. 'Students leaving Cafeteria after noontirne lunch. me g10cl.x4n1eric'ar1 olidfelzd lo gifery, I iewlaoinl in f CfllEliRl,E.'XDliRS. Burk row. left to right. Sully Beaulieu. liluim- Poulin. Louise Nfzixwell. Front row: Nlzirlene liryant, Betty Demont. Rae Brown. E853 it s

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Ht- must desei'x'e the liziith which his govern'- inent plnees in him. Wlienexei' gi new proh- leni is noted, he sponsors il Coinniittee to study the prohleni und. first being sure ol' getting :ill the lziets, he seeks .1 wise and fair solution. 'l'o do all these things, ll good Citi-- xen knows he needs gi good education. :ind he realizes that he is never too old to learn. Conlident in hiinselli. our good Arneriean walks with all the dignity and self-respect possible in our wonderliul Aineriezi. The clayls tusks over. hus students ure honieward bound, Left to right. upper left. .loan Yenton. Judith Bzirelny. Ceylon lltirelziy. and Louis Quir- tion. elle? all l.ll F QCLPCA Ll' l JPUIA l,uneh Groups flower leftl. Seniors fupper pie- turel. lenille Henry. Corinne Desjiirtlins. l,O1'l1'll' Beaulieu. Nlarilyn Conunt. Juniors Chelowl. Don- zlld Newcomb. Ronald Neweonib. Nlzirilyn De- niont. and Patty llzxekson. '1?f:6' Tray serviee nt the eufeteriii kitehen llower rii litl Cross seelion of L.l ,ll.S.