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

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Welfare of Human Race? .Mlcling giving to gire-me keeps this Commercial Club committee busy. l'he girls are decorating the elnb m Christmas tree and assembling the boxes ol' loocl. clothing and toys des- tined lo make at loeal family happier att Yuletide. Left to right. Lila Ln- mturelli. Annette Pomerlean, Barliztrzt Clrztwfortl, annl Nleretletlt llrmvn. l'ztt'king sexerztl lntgs ol clothing their donations to August flootl snffet- ers, pleases these juniors who reztlilt that every lntngry child, every ill- housed fzttnily. from Cztlrilttzt to Chi' eago. :nay represent zu potential threat I to World leave. 1 3 l

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r ruth, Mercy, Justice, Margaret Eastman assembles the model of the United Nations Building which she purchased asa delegate of the local Odd Fellows' United Nations Pilgrimage For Youth. lEl55. I.0.0.F. UNITED NATIONS PILGRIMAGE FOR YOUTH Chosen in competition from a group of l.. l . H. S. sophomores and juniors, Margaret liast- man left on the U. N. Pilgrimage trip sponsored by the local I. O. O. lf. during july. l955. Mrs. Xlildred Wright, local Rebekah. was leader of the Maine pilgrims, Wlhile at the United Nations. the group toured the building, saw the beautiful rooms and art treasures, visited council. assem- bly and several committees in session, listened in on the multi-language receivers. heard a Somali- land speaker protest some injustice to his people, and were thrilled at the global significance ol' the trip. Instructive guided tours of Manhattan and nearby areas were provided. Since her return Nlargaret has spoken often to local groups and neighboring lodges. She was further honored by being chosen as a featured speaker at the State l. O. O. lf, Assembly in Bangor in November. l.0.0.l . representatives. Mr. Claude lidwards and Mrs. Mildred XVright. local lodge leaders, inspect with in- terest the data collected by their dele- gate of the U.N. Pilgrimage. Scrap' book and tour pamphlets were abund- ant. Mrs. Wright accompanied the Maine delegates, as their state leader L i I 0

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uwmwm w Schools Should Guide, TEAC IHERS HELP Tl IU .X h.ncl point in lhe lesson is churn lied hy Miss Hunl. who helps lixerell Sanborn llllLlt'l'Sl2lllll in mliflirnll exer- cise in I renm'h roniposiiion. l lull . . , In lnilnslriul .Xrls the work is xzirieil. l,onis lllnihol coin rleles SlClll'llllI ' his ll'2lN in N ' SKILLS V - . . . i H ' r . ' ' craill Class. while l'loyil Riflnnoncl wallehes. holding his complelecl iran qlell pzinelj. lezielnn' young YCSl2ll Virgin how lo renew the erer-lnirning llinne hefore aliszisler comes lo the Roni A,xlllDREc:lA.xTlf,NS is llynihin Nlorris lllglllj. lislher Whilleniore is learning hy wzrleliing. while lhe ilrr sticks nc rnhheil together on an lmrulier so than the spark may he lrzinsferrecl lo the surreal l1C2H'lll. il' need hi