Lawrence High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Lawrence, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1946 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this library LAWRENCE PUBLIC LIBRARY ESTABLISHED 1872 LAWRENCE, MASS. I i THE BLUE ANT) WHITE ' UiJW rfiMM t urn ■W M zazm «asg«a . ■■ s� s? % . = v • ■ - r- i?S5iiS? ■ , s’ ex ki.-Ke W 5 -“ iJiSOT ' V £MT.:JM!Sl� Ml 0 ,: •W S IK r jf? s . - ;v 38 ' 1—• HM If «ip ' l ■ mm i Published by the Class of 194H LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL Lawrence, Mass. DEDICATION To All Our Classmates Who Entered The Armed Forces, And Helped Win VICTORY V. DENNIS E. CALLAHAN Superinteadent of Schools. LAURENCE J. O’LEARY Head Master, Lawrence High School CLASS ODE As fades the beauty of the verdant vine That burdened with its clusters earthward bends, As fly the robins from the prickly pine, So pass the faces of my school-day friends. The laughing water rippling in the lea, The stream reflecting the image of a flower, These both exist for an eternity, But youth is limited by day and hour. We pass, and only memories remain, The bustling in the corridors at morn, The clamor of the schcolbell’s loud refrain, Stone Caesar gazing on us all in scorn, The hum of study as we downward poured On books, a footstep, echoing in the hall, A foreign language on the dusty board, The feeling of security in all. We pause and take a final loving note Of friends and soul’s ambitions ere we part, A wordless sense of feeling in the throat, The knowledge of a loss within the heart. William R. LaCroix 6 y i SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Secretary-Treasurer—Natalie S. Dwyer President-—Raymond V. Palmegiano Vice-President—James F. Mullen, Jr. The Class of “46 takes particular pride in presenting- its class officers under whose leader¬ ship and excellent directing, successfully completed its High School career. President Raymond Palmegiano: — Better known as “Punchy” to all, was not only President of his class but also was the first boy ever to become a four-letter man in both his Junior-Senior year. He also had the honor of being captain of the football team. Besides showing extraordinary athletic progress, “Punchy” was always there to lend a helping hand to anyone. His cheerful dis¬ position made him a friend to all and his willingness to do school work was evidence of a character that will surely lead to success. Vice-President James Mullen: — “Jim” jovial and humorous was a happy-go-lucky lad with a “hello” for everyone. His practical jokes kept a smile on the faces of his classmates. On the athletic field he was a great asset doing the high jump, dash, and hurdles. Jim we know will go far in whatever he plans to do in later years because of his very nature. Secretary-Treasurer Natalie Dwyer:—We are glad to present this year’s Secretary- Treasurer. A very congenial, vivacious, personality was “Nat” who was voted most popular girl for four years in a row. A very hard worker, efficient and quickly admired, she contributed to the success of this year’s Class Book. To you “Nat”, your personality and sincerity — good luck in the years to come. ANNA LAURA ADAMS Nickname: “Dimples” Date of Birth: June 12, 1928, Rochester, New York Grammar School: Holy Trinity Course: General Ambition: Registered Nurse Hobby: Ice Skating, Swimming Activities: Debating Society Comment: Anna will make a fine nurse because of her ability to learn easily. JEANNETTE A. ALAIMO Nickname: “Janet” Date of birth: April 11, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: Commercial Ambition: To become a medical secretary Hobby: Bowling and dancing Comment: “Janet” is a girl to get acquainted with. Full of fun and surprises, never formal, always natural. I guess that is why we like her. KATHRYN ALEKEL Nickname: “Kitty” Date cf Birth: January 19, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: Nurses Preparatory Ambition: To be a R. N. Hobby: Dancing, sports and bowling Activities: Cheer Leader 4, Student Council 4, Year Book Committee Comment: “Kitty’s” rare combination of black hair and eyes are the envy of her classmates, Besides being one of our most popular girls she is one of our best dressed. The swell job she did as a cheerleader and her ability to make friends will long be remembered. We are proud to have known her! CHRISTINE ALLSTON Nickname: “Chris” Date of Birth: February 3, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Business Ambition: Bookkeeper Hobby: Collecting stamps and pictures Comment: If you ever are looking for a helping hand, you can be sure that Chris is always right there ready to assist in any way. She also is a fine student, and a credit, indeed, to her class. PAUL A. AMATO Date of Birth: February 16, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School:: Oliver Course: General Ambition: Electrical Engineer Hobby: Swimming Comment: Paul is a serious member of the Class of ’46 and he has the makings of a clever engineer. All the luck in the world to you, Paul. 9 EDNA AMEDEE Nickname: “Eddie” ' Date of Birth: September 8. 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: Business Course Ambition: Interior Decorator Hobby: Collecting records Comment: She is dainty and sweet with eyes that twinkle and a smile that’s disarming. Good-natured, always gay, she is none other than our class-mate “Eddie.” ANTHONY AMOIIE Nickname: “T. A.” Date of Birth: May 13, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: General Ambition: To be a successful chemist Hobby: Collecting records, skiing and horseback riding Comment: Anthony has a cheery disposition and a contageous spirit of friend¬ liness. We all feel sure that “T. A.” will make a name for himself in the field of Chemistry, and bring honor to himself and to the Lawrence Hign School. ARTHUR T. ANDERSON Nickname: “Pewee” Date of Birth: October 26, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: General Ambition: To be a successful appliance salesman Hobby: Swimming, pool Activities: Student Comment: Peewee spends so much time at the Rec. it is like a second home to him. He is only a “Peewee” in height, for he is very good-natured. ARCHILLE ANGELONE Nickname: “Archie” Date of Birth: January 1, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course College Ambition: Electrical Engineer Hobby: Sports and stamp collecting Comment: “Archie” is even-tempered, and always presents a calm, unhurried appearance. May success be yours pal, in everything you do. CONSTANCE ANTONELLI Nickname: “Connie” Date of Birth: April 15,1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: Commercial Ambition: To become a secretary Hobby: Collecting wartime souvenirs and swimming Comment: “Connie” is quiet, reserved and diligent. 10 JOSEPH M. ARCIDIACONO Nickname: “Joe” Date of Birth: October 13, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: College Ambition: To enter Tufts Dental Hobby: Collecting coins, dancing and sports Comment: “Joe”is a common name, but this special Joe is by no means an ordinary Joe. He has followed out his college course successfully, and no doubt with his friendly ways and manners, will gain as many friends in life as he has in his high school days. RUSSELL J. ARSCOTT Nickname: “Red” Date of Birth: July 14, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: General Ambition: To own a business in Lawrence Hobby: Dancing Comment: A jovial red-headed senior. One of the ■m ‘46’’. His clear soprano voice has been enjoyed by many redlights” of the class of CECILE ARSENAULT Nickname: “Sis” Date of Birth:March 16, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Rollins Course: General Ambition: A musical career, to travel Hobby: Dancing, swimming, skating Comment: Cecile has a sweet disposition. MARIE ARSENAULT Nickname: “Frenchy” Date of Birth: May 11, 1927, Bridgeport, Conn. Grammar School: St. Joseph’s Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Collecting sna pshots Comment: “Frenchy” may be quiet, but she’s really in school. She is always hard at work and we success. one of the friendliest girls know that she will be a EILEEN ASII Date of Birth: January 11, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Laurence’s Course: College Ambition: To be a journalist Hobby: Piano playing Activities: Writing for the Lawrencian, Speakers’ Club Comment: Eileen may be quiet, but she is one of the friendliest girls at school. 11 ELAINE ASSAD Nickname: ' ‘Pee Wee” Date of Birth: October 21, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School; Tarbox Course: Commercial Ambition: Bookkeeper Hobby: Dancing Comment: Here is ‘‘Pee Wee’ as likeable a girl you would want to meet You are one in a million, and here’s hoping yon will fulfill your ambition. CELIA T. AUTIELLO Date of Birth: March 2, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing, skating, bowling Comment: A good sport in all activities and a smile for everyone who passes her. MARY ANNE RAFFO Nickname: “Baff” Date of Birth: September 7, 1928, Lawrence , Grammar School: Packard Course: General Ambition: Become a Laboratory Technician Hobby: Playing the piano and collecting records. Comment: “Baff” has made many friends and has proved to be a true friend to them. ANN MARIE BALCIUS Nickname: ‘“Whitey” Date of Birth: November 2, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Mary’s Course: General Ambition: To be successful. Hobby: Dancing, bowling Comment: “Whitey” has a smile for everybody wherever she goes, and is sura to be a success DOROTHY BALLETTA Nickname: “Dotty” Date of Birth: July 8, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John Breen Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobby :Dancing Comment: We like you Dotty for that cheery smile you always flash and your happy nature: The best of luck, you deserve it. 12 IRENE BARA Nickname: “Stinky” Date of Birth: August 6, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing, Swimming Comment: Charming young blend, with a pleasing personality who I’m sure will succeed. GRACE MARGARET BARATTA Nickname: “Gracie” Date of Birth: July 2, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Rollins Course: College Ambition: To become an X-Ray technician Hobby: Dancing, bowling Comment: An attractive dark-eyed brunette, Gracie has a good school record. YVONNE BARKER Nickname: “Smiley” Date of Birth: November 27, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing, tennis, swimming Comment: “Smiley” is a girl you all should put on your “must know” list. She has personality plus and may lady luck be with you through life. RITA J. BASTINELLI Nickname: “Chick” Date of Birth: October 1, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Leahy Course: General Ambition: Concert singer or model Hobby: Poetry, reading and singing Activities: Glee Club Comment: “Chick” certainly was a tribute to the class of “46”. With a voice and personality like her’s no wonder she was nick-named “Chick.” ANITA BERNIIART Nickname: “Nine” Date of Birth: January 30, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John Breen Course: General Ambition: To be an air hostess Hobby: Skating, dancing, tennis Comment: Always with a cheery “hi” for everyone. “Nine” has won many a friend in school and we know she’ll make a good hostess. 13 ROLAND BERTIIEL Nickname: “Roily” Date of Birth: October 8. 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John Breen Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To become a pilot Hobby: Flying Activities: Inside traffic squad 2, 3, 4 Comment: Roland, better known as “Roily”, always has a joke to crack. He is truly a friendly fellow, and he always has a smile for every person he meets. “Roily” has proven that he is one of the most cheerful students of our class. EDWARD BLACKWELL Nickname: “Eddie” Date of Birth: October 8, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Mary’s Course: General Ambition: Sports Announcer Hobby: Stamp collecting Activities: Basketball 3, 4 Comment. A popular member of the senior class is “Eddie”. He is a friend of all, and never seems to have a care. May you gain as many out of school as you did in. IRVING V. BLOOM Nickname: “Irv” Date of Birth: October 22, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: College Ambition: To be a Civil Engineer Hobby: Reading mystery books Comment: “Irv” is a quiet, intelligent and most studious boy, not content with being all these, he does things for his fellow students. Good luck to you in future life. NORMAN ROBERT BLOTNER Nickname: “Cooky” Date of Birth, May 5, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To travel Hobby: Collecting old coins Comment: “Cooky” is a well liked and well known fellow in L. H. S. and we all wish him luck in life. HELEN M. BOGACKI Nickname: “Boggie” Date of Birth: June 8, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Trinity Course: General Ambition: To become a dental technician Hobby: Dancing, skating Comment: A cute girl Helen has a nice manner which she will put to good use some day. 14 MARY MARGARET BONANNO Nickname: “May” Date of Birth: February 22, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: Business Ambition: To be a secretary Hobby: Dancing, singing, playing the piano, reading, skating Comment: Mary’s sweet ways account for her having so many school friends. EDWARD S. BORTOLINO Nickname: “Ed” Date of Birth: January 17, 1929, Cambridge Grammar School: Rollins Course: General Ambition: Aviator Hobby: Baseball Comment “Ed” is a energetic fellow, always on the go. ADONA BOUCHER Nickname: “Donna” Date of Birth: September 14, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: General Ambition: Modelling work Hobby: Dancing, sports Activities: Year Book Committee Comment: Truly one of the beauties of our class, “Donna” is always well dressed and has a ready smile for everyone. We know she will be successful in her chosen work of modelling. LOUISE M. BOVA Nicknam: “Wee” Date of Birth: September 18, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary or artist Hobby: Dancing Comment: Here is “Wee”, a fair and dark eyed girl. She would like to be an artist or secretary, but what ever she winds up doing, it will certainly be a pleasure, for “Wee” finds fun and pleasure in everything she does. GEORGE K. BOYD Date of Birth: October 1, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: College Preparatory Ambition: Doctor of Medicine Hobby: Writing Music Activities: High School Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Math Club 3. President of Speakers Club 4. Comment: George is a good musician and a fine fellow. He is full of fun and his jokes provokes plenty of merriment. 15 � CAROL BRADLEY Nickname: “J. C.” Date of Birth: January 16, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: College Ambition: To marry young, and have lots of children Hobby: Skiing, tennis and dancing Activities: Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sor-o-Wah-Nee Speakers Club Comment: Carol is a good example of “good” things come in small packages. WILLIAM J BRADY Nickname: “Bill” Date of Birth: October 20, 1928, Chicago, Ill. Grammar School: Packard Course: Commercial Ambition: Accountant and C. P. A. Hobby: Sports Activities: Football Comment: Bill is a good football player. His business training looks are indications of his future success. CHARLES M. BRAINERD Nickname: “Chuck” Date of Birth: August 15, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: College Ambition: Airline Pilot Hobby: Dancing and woodworking Comment: One of the most popular classmates of “46.” with loads of personality and bound to be a success. —- GERALDINE S. BROSCO Nickname: “Gerry” Date of Birth: August 23, 1929. Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: General Ambition: Attend Mass. College of Pharmacy Hobby; Collecting pins and rings Comment: We will all know where to find a prescription when “Gerry” becomes a pharmacist. RAYMOND D. BROUCK Nickname: “Brooksie” . Date of Birth: July 9, 1928 Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To be a mechanic Hobby: Woodworking Comment: Ray is a fine outstanding person despite his quiet manner. His “ambition” suits him to a “T”. I’ll let him come up and repair my car some day. 16 PAULINE K. BROWN Nickname: “Brownie” Date of Birth: April 21,1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: Commercial Ambition: Efficient stenographer Hobby: Playing the piano and dancing Comment: Pauline is a sweet and very efficient girl well liked by all who know her. Success and good fortune will be hers in anything she undertakes. ARLENE BURBA Nickname: “Arl” Date of Birth: June 15, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing, swimming, roller skating Comment: Arlene is a lovely curly-haired miss who will leave a most pleasant memory with us. She aided in numerous ways in school activities. Her wonderful personality will ga:n her many friends as she goes her successful way through life. GEORGE DANIEL BURNHAM N ' ckname: “Dan” Date of Birth: March 29, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: College Ambition: To become an engineer Hobby: All sports Activities: Football, junior and senior year. Comment: Dan has earned the title of “good sport.” He is prominent - football team, and is, besides, a good student. BLANCHE M. BURROWS Nickname: “Sister” Date of Birth: May 3, 1928, Framingham Grammar School: John K. Rollins Course: General Ambition: College Hobby: Dancing, swimming, skating Activities: Girl Reserves Comment: Blanche is very attractive. Her popularity with her classmates is also enchanced by her excellent dancing. WILLIAM RUSHNELL Nickname: “Bill” Date of B ' rth: June 26, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Electrical Engineer Hobby: Sports and dancing Comment: With his bright smile and charming personality William has won for himself many loyal friends. A good worker he is certain to succeed in life. 17 MURIEL BUTTEltWORTii Nickname: “Mickey” Date of Birth: January 31, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: Nursing Preparatory Ambition: To be an Air hostess Hobby: Roller skating, dancing Comment: This petite blue-eyed miss has personality. She is funloving and yet possesses a serious mind for study. Our “Mickey” will make a grand air hostess. FREDA M. CAMBRIA Nickname: “Freda” Date of Birth: January 31, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Rollins Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Reading, dancing, piano and sports Activities: Girl Reserves Comment: “Freda” wants to be a secretary, and with her businesslike and friendly way, she will surely reach her goal. CARMELA M. CAMMISULI Nickname: “Millie” Date of Birth: October 29, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: Nurses Preparatory Ambition: Designer Hobby: Dancing and riding Comment: “Millie” is a shy little girl but very smart. She wants to be a designer, and no doubt will succeed. IDA A. CAMPAGNONE Nickname: “Honey” Date of Birth: March 30, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: Business Ambition: Private secretary Hobby: Reading and dancing Comment: Ida is a quiet, efficient member of the class of “46”. She is well adapted to whatever ambition she attempts. ALBERT V. CAMPAIOLA Nickname: “Al” Date of Birth: February 14, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: General Ambition: Radio directing and announcing Activities: Public Speaking Class Comment: Albert is a quiet capable member of the class of “46”. He is a very conscientious worker and is certain to be successful. 18 VICTOR J. CARADONNA Nickname: “Vic” Date of Birth: April 10, 1928 Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Hobby: Swimming and ice skating Activities: Student Comment: “Vic’s” good looks and charming ways help account for his popularity particularly with the girls. SALVATORE CARRUBRA Date of Birth: August 13, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: General Ambition: To become an architect or engineer Hobby: Swimming, stamp collecting Comment: Shy unassuming but always wiling to help, Salvatore is a gentleman and a fine student. ROBERT CASTRUONE Nickname: “Casty” Date of Birth: October 1, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: Business Ambition: Lawyer Hobby: Sports Activities: Baseball, 3 and 4, and cheerleader Comment: Although Robert is one of the shorter boys of our class, he is a dynamo of fun and energy, always ready to perform any prank. Good Luck Robert! BEATRICE M CATALDI Nickname: “Betty” Date of Birth: June 6, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing and bowling Comment: Betty s way of do ng helpful things quietly will linger with us. She always does her work thoroughly. We admire her spirit and wish her success RUTH EVELYN CHADWICK Nickname: “Chad” Date of Birth: March 16, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: Business Ambition: To become a secretary Hobby: Dancing, tennis Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: “Chad” always gay and happy, is everybody’s friend. 19 JOHN CHAKURMANIAN Nickname: “Chic” Date of Birth: October 15, 1926, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Draftsman (aeronautical) Hobby: Designing plans Activities: Captain of traffic squad for 3 years. Student manager of baseball team. Comment: A cheerful, entertaining person. A boy whom everyone should know. Though slight in stature, he has a big place in the hearts of the senior class. GERMAINE CIIAM BERL AND Nickname: “Gerry” Date ofBirth: June 27,1928. Lawrence Grammar School: St. Joseph’s Course: Business Hobby: Collects autographs, plays guitar, dancing Comment: Shy, thoughtful and a good student is “Gerry”. We know she’ll gain success in whatever she does. EILEEN S. CHASE Nickname: “Eileen” Date of Birth: September 24, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Pawtucket Course: Nurses Preparatory Ambit ' cn: To become a nurse Hobby: Reading Comment: “Eileen” is the quiet type, and would make the ideal nurse. She is so sweet, who would mind having her as MARY L. CLARK Nickname: “May” Date of Birth: July 31, 1927, High Park, Boston Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: Commercial Ambition: Private secretary Hobby: Stamp collecting Comment: “May” is the type that you would call the perfect scout, and when you meet “May” you are always sure of a smile. GERALDINE CLEMENT Nickname: “Gerry” Date of Birth: May 5 1929, Lawrence Grammar Srhool: John R. Rollins Course: Commercial Ambition: Journalist Hobby: Writing Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: “Gerry” is the magnet around whom many millingly gather. She is the possessor of a likeable and pleasant disposition and is a charming addition to the class. leir nurse. 20 EILEEN CLOONAN Nickname: “Lee” Date of Birth: October 19, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: Nursing Prep. Ambition: To be an air hostess Hobby: Dancing, enjoying Hampton Beach Comment: “Lee’s” charm friendliness, and sociability have won for her many friendships, which will continue during her future life. ALFRED COCO Nickname: “‘AT” Date of Birth: September 27, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: College Ambition: Musician Hobby: Stamp collecting Comment: Alfred is a quiet capable member of the class of “46”. He is a conscientious worker and can be sure of success in later life. JOSEPH COCO Nickname: “Joe” Date of Birth: May 26, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: College Ambition: To become a Medical Salesman Hobby: Dancing, collecting records Activities: Home Room Representative Comment: Joe is known for his contagious spirit of friendfiness. a wonderful room representative. He has made RITA E. COCOZZA Nickname: “Coke”, “Coco” Date of Birth: September 29, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver (Leahy) Course: General Ambition: Airline hostess Hobby: Dancing and bowling Comment. Rita is quiet, but very pleasant. She is liked by everybody with whom she comes in contact. She says little but what she says is always right. We wish you success, Rita, in anything you may wish to do. JOHN COLLINS Nickname: “Jack” Date of Birth: September 23, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Breen Course: College Ambition: Dentist Hobby: Dancing and sports Comment: Here is a boy with a keen mind, a broad smile and a big hello at all times. No doubt he will go through college and I know he will be liked by all. 21 RITA M. COMPARGNE Date of Birth: November 24, 1928. Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: Business Ambition: Office secretary Hobby: Dancing, and swimming Comment: Quiet and shy. yet always ready with a smile, well describes Rita. She is always surrounded by a host of friends. She can always add her 1 tile bit to the conversation.We all wish you luck in your future life. WILLIAM R. CONDURELLI Nickname: “Billy” or “Maxie” Date of Birth: May 8, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Leahy Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To get married Hobby: Dancing Comment: His way with the girls will achieve him his ambition. He is also a sharp dresser. DOROTHY CONNOR Nickname: “Dotty” Date of Birth: May 25, 1929 Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Home Economics Ambiticn: To be a success Hobby: Reading Comment: Dorothy is one of our quieter students. She has gained the friendship of.her classmates through her sunny disposition. Best Wishes. NORMAN CONSTANTINEAU Nickname: “Midgie” Date of Birth: May 18, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Rollins Course: General Hobby: Collecting records, playing the clarinet and skiing. Comment: Norman is a quiet, well liked member of the class of “46”. He is certain to succeed in his ambition. FREDERICK CONWAY Nickname: “Noon” Date of Birth: October 6. 1928, Uxbridge Grammar School: St. Mary’s Course: General Ambition: To travel all over the world Hobby: Collecting coins Activities: Track team Comment: Fred has our best wishes that he nay travel in style. In social life he has always been a favorite. 22 WILLIAM T. COREY Nickname: “Nose” Date of Birth: September 12, 1929, Lawrence •Grammar School: St. Mary’s Course: General Ambition: To be a millionaire Hobby: Dancing, swimming Activities: Home Room Representative Comment: Bill is a good student and well liked by the members of his class. THERESA COVEY Nickname: “Tricky” Date of Birth: October 24, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Alexander B. Bruce Course: General Ambition: Dressmaker Hobby: Collecting records Comment: “Tricky” is the possessor of a cheerful personality. She is full of vim and vigor. Her gayety will be missed by all her classmates. Her clever mind and hands insure her success in dressmaking. DOROTHY I. COWIE Nickname: “Dot” Date of Birth: November 21, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Rollins Course: College Ambition: Interior Decorator Hobby: Dancing Comment: Here is our class beauty; as sweet and lovely as she can be. She won her way into all of our hearts, and we will miss her when we depart. MARY LOUISE CREELEY Nickname: “Mike” Date of Birth: July 12, 1929, Lawwrence Grammar School: St. Laurence’s Course: College Ambition: To major in English or Journalism Hobby: Reading, dancing roller skating, collecting pictures Activities: Lawrencian staff, Glee Club, Speakers’ Club Comment: Mary, an outstanding student has won the Perkins Prize every year since she entered High School. GLORIA ROSE CROCCO . Nickname: “Crocky’ ' ’ Date of Birth: November 6, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Business Ambition: To become a competent secretary Hobby: Reading and dramatics Activities: Holy Rosary Dramatic Club Comment: ‘Glo” is a good student and is well liked by her classmates. 23 LILA CULBERT Nickname: “Delilah” Date of Birth: November 7, 1928, Utica, New York Grammar School: Stephen Barker, Methuen Course: College Ambition: A position in the U. S. Foreign Service Hobby: Collecting snapshots of friends, swimming Comment: “Delilah” was always a favorite am ong her classmates, and will always be a well liked person. CLAIRE R. CURTIS Date of Birth: September 18. 1928, Lawwrence Grammar School: A B. Bruce Course: Nurses Preparatory Ambition: To be a R. N. Hobby: Skating and music Comment: Quiet, shy, and unobtrusive, Claire has made many true friends through her gentleness. “To know her is to love her.” SALVATORE J. CUTRONA Nickname: “Sonny” Date of B rth: June 24, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: College Ambition: To become a chemist Hobby: Dancing, sports Comment: A fine lad, a conscientious student and popular among his classmates. JAMES CUTTER Nickname: “Jim” Date of Birth: January 4, 1S29, Lawrence Grammar School: Woodbury, Salem, N. H. Course: College Ambition: To become a radio technician Hobby: Fishing, collecting money Comment: A very promising fellow, both in intellect and character. ARTHUR DALLON Nickname: “Art” Date of Birth: August 7, 1928, Lawrence Grammar Shcool: A. B. Bruce Course: College Course Ambition: To go to college Hobby: :Sports Activities: Football and track Comment: He did a great job on the football field this year, and we wish him luck in future years. 24 VERA E. DAVIDSON Nickname: “V” Date of Birth: February 17, 1929, Boston Grammar School: Bruce Course: Business Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Hobby: Girl Scouts Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: “V”, an excellent student, is well liked by all who know her. DOROTHY DECUBELLIS Nickname: “Dolly” Date of Birth: November 8, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Business Ambition: Office worker Hobby: Reading Comment: Always ready for fun and mischieve, Dorothy is well liked by all who know her. We are sure that success will follow you in your ambitions Dorothy. JOHN LAWRENCE DEAN Date of Birth: June 14, 1929, Boston Grammar School: Packard Course: Commercial Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby: Sketching, pool and skating Activities: Speakers ' Club Comment: “Dean” is a quiet and shy lad who captivates the girls with his big smile. ELIZABETH DE ANGEL1S Nickname: “Betty” Date of Birth: May 30, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: G. E. Hood Course: Business Ambition: To attend Conservatory of Music Hobby: Playing the piano Comment: “Betty” is everyones friend and a very fine pianist CAROLYN DE ANGELIS Date of Birth: May 27,1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: Business Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Drawing and dancing Comment: Carolyn is always smiling and sweet. She is a pretty, dark haired girl and is one of the nicest in our class. 25 EVA DE FILIPPO Nickname: “Nority” Date of Birth: April 6, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: General Ambition: Singer or Receptionist Hobby: Dancing, reading Comment: “Smile and the world smiles with you.” fine in any profession you choose Eva. We are sure you will be WILLIAM DE FUSCO Nickname: “Bill” Date of Birth: July 16, 1929 Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: General Ambiticn: Architectual Draftsman Hobby: Collecting old coins Comment: A modest chap and an ideal all-around good sport Bill is one of the most popular and best liked seniors. ANNA DELORAN Nickname: “Anne” Date of B ' rth: May 26, 1528, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: Business Ambition: Radio announcer and script writer Hobby: Literature and bowling Activities: Lawrencian Staff Comment: Her friendly manners have won for Anna her many friends. As is shown by her work in the Lawrencian, she will be a successful writer. LOUISE DE LUCA Nickname: “Lou” Date of Birth: April 29, 1828, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver (Leahy) Course: Nurses Ambition: Hairdresser Hobby: Collecting records and post cards Comment: “Lou” is quiet, cheerful, and much liked by the many friends she possesses. She is not so auiet that you can not hear frequent laughter coming from her direction. We all know she will achieve great success in her hairdressing business. PHILIP J. DE MARCO Nickname: “Mark” Date of Birth: February 12. 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: G. E. Hood Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To enter the U. S. Navy Hobby: Repairing Radios Comment: A nice fellow with a glorious manly ambition. 2G CORA M. DE SANTIS Nickname: “Corey” Date of Birth: December 29, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Commercial Ambition: To travel Hobby: Dancing, swimming Comment: Cora is sweet and always has a big smile for all. I’m sure with all these fine qualities she is bound to fulfill her ambition. LEO DESCHAMPS Date of Birth: August 14, 1928, Methuen Grammar School: Sacred Heart Course: Business Ambition: Court Stenographer Hobby: Drawing, dancing, swimming Comment: Leo, a serious studious young man, is a favorite with all his classmates. JOHN BERNARD DEVINE Nickname: “Johnny” Date of Birth: October 31, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: G. E. Hood Course: College Ambition: Navy Career Hobby: Dancing Comment: May the best of luck follow him through the years. JOHN DEVLIN Nickname: “Devy” Date of Birth: December 6, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School. G. E. Hood Course: College Ambition: Lawyer Hobby: Collecting records, dancing Comment: “Devy is quite a witty character. He has a wonderful personality and since his ambition is to become a lawyer he will succeed in this field. JUSTINE M DEVLIN Nickname: “Justine” Date of Birth: May 31, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: College Ambition: Teacher in High School Hobby: Photography Activities: Lawrencian Comment: “Justine” is a girl that will go far. All through her high school days’ she has been a star, not only in social functions, but also in her studies 27 SILVIA DLOOGOV Nickname: “Si 1” Date of Birth: September 20. 1927, Revere Grammar School: Tarbox Course: General Ambition: Buyer Hobby: Swimming, skating and dancing Comment: Sylvia is always ready for fun. With her friendly smile she has acquired for herself many loyal friends. May success follow you in your ambition. DOROTHY R. DONAHUE Nickname: “Dottie” Date of Birth: July 7, 1928, Shaw sheen Grammar School: John Breen Course: General Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing and bowling Comment: Tall, blende and lovely, with loads of personality describes Dottie just perfectly. By her willingness to help in any task, she has added a great deal to the class of “46”. :v ? JOHN T. DONAHUE Nickname: “Jack” Date of Birth: May 20, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: College Ambition: To become a dentist Activities: Band, track team Comment: “Jack”, the boy with the million dollar personality, is liked by all. He has been a member of the band for four years and is one of our happ y- go-lucky fellows. THOMAS J. DONAHUE Nickname: “Red” Date of Birth: September 7, 1926, North Andover Grammar School: St. Patrick’s Course: College Ambition: To be a managing salesman for an export company in a foreign market Hobby: Philately Comment: “Red” is a tall manly student who has served well in our armed forces, and has returned to his place with us. He is popular. CHARLES DONOVAN Nickname: “Chuck” Date of Birth: September 26, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Patrick’s Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To become a printer Activities: Football team Comment: “A tender heart, a will inflexible.” His good sportsmanship on the football team. 28 MARILYN DONOVAN Nickname: “Marloon” Date of Birth: August 31, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Emily G. Wetherbee Course: College Ambition: Photographer Hobby: Dancing and swimming Comment: “Marloon” is cheerful, gay and well liked by the host of friends she has acquired in High School. You can always get a good healthy laugh from her. Best of luck, “Marloon.” VIRGINIA DI FRANCESCO Nickname: “Gin”, “Virgie” Date of Birth: December 1, 1928, Methuen Grammar School: Oliver Leahy Course: Commercial Ambition: To become a secretary to a dentist, to travel Hobby: Dancing, swimming, bowling Comment: “Gin” has a gay disposition and an attractive smile. GRACE DI MAURO Date of Birth: September 22, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: Business Ambition: Journalist Hobby: Dancing, skating, bowling Comment: Grace can always be counted on to be full of energy and fun. Her vivacious personality is only one of her many charming assets. She also took part in a great deal of school activities. MARY JOSE DI PAOLA Nickname: “Mae” Date of Birth: April 22, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: Home Economics Ambition: To succeed in life Hobby: Collecting pennants and post cards Activities: Girl Reserves Comment: “Mae” is always good for a laugh and you couldn’t meet a sweeter girl. SEBASTIAN DI SALVO Nickname: “Ned” Date of Birth: November 27, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: John Breen Course: College Ambition: Engineer Hobby: Building model airplanes, “gas jobs” Comment: “Ned” is a quiet, industrious lad and will make a good engineer. 29 CARMELLINA M DI ZAZZO Nickname: “Dolly” Date of Birth: November 2, 1928. Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Leahy Course: General Ambition: Sewing teacher Hobby: Bowling Comment: “Dolly” is a very sweet girl and has a flair for helping others. With her personality I’m sure she will make a helpful and patient sewing teacher. ALICE DRWILA ; Nickname: “Allie” Date of Birth: March 17, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: Business Ambition: Airplane Hostess Hobby: Dancing and sports Comment: Alice is smart and well liked by everybody who knows her JOHN E. DUGGAN Nickname: “Jack” Date of Birth: February 8, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Radio Technician Hobby: Photography Activities: Student Comment: “Jack” is a high ranking student. We won’t mind trusting him with our radios when he sets up shop in the future. VIRGINIA DUNBAR — Nckname: “Ginny” Date of Birth: January 13, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing and all sports Comment: “Ginny’s” gentle manner and winn ' ng smile has made her one of the most popular members of her class. These assets will carry her along a most successful path. WILLIAM DONLEAVY Nickname: “Birll” Born: January 13, 1927 Grammar School: Saint Patrick’s Died: In the Spring of 1945 Comment: A quiet reserved gentleman. An active member in sports. Smart and industrious scholar. Well liked by all his classmates. Entered the Coast Guards in his Junior year. He paid the supreme sacrifice in the service of our country. BARBARA DWYER Nickname: “Barbs” Date of Birth: May 29, 1927, Lowell Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Nurses’ Ambition: To be a nurse Hobby: Tennis, dancing, swimming Activities: Lawrencian staff, 1, 2, 4 year Comment: “Barbs” is a wonderful g ' rl with a pleas ' ng personality. Ws know that she will make an excellent nurse. NATALIE S. DWYER Nickname: “Nat” Date of Birth: December 3, 1928, Lowell Grammar School: Alexander B. Bruce Course: General Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing, swimming, horseback riding, and bowling Activities: Lawrencian Staff 1, 2. Assistant Circulating Manager 3. Associated Editor 4. Debat ng Society 2. Cheerleader 4. Speakers’ Club 4. Home Room Representative 4. Add Committee 4. Secretary Treasurer of the Class of 46. Comment: “Nat’s” million dollar personality has won her scores of friends. Well liked by all, she is always willing to do anyone a favor or lend a helping hand. Voted the mcst popular p rl in our class 4 years and Secretary Treasurer, Nat certainly deserves this title. May you remain as you are Nat. HENRY P. DYJAK Nickname: “Hank” Date of Birth: April 10, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Bus ' nessman Hobby: Mechanics, dancing, bowling Comment. Although Hank is quiet in school, he is very friendly and full of fun with his intimate friends. We know that “Hank,” who is a friend to all, will be a great success in what ever he undertakes. M. GILDA DZIADOSZ Nickname: “Gil” Date of Birth: January 29, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Packard Course: Business Ambition: To be a secretary Hobby: Sports Comment: “Gil’ is one of our nicest girls and is also the possessor of a very infictious smile. You can always find her where there is fun and laughter Keep on laughing “Gil” SAMUEL H. DYER Nickname: “Sam” Date of Birth: April 22, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: College Ambition: Salesman Hobby: Dancing, stamp collecting and sports Activities: Orchestra and baseball team Comment: Sam is so happy; Sam is so gay; Sam is the fellow; That will go a long way. 31 DORIS DUDASH Nickname: “Butch” and “Dot” Date of Birth: March 22, 1929 Lawrence Grammar School: Packard Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a teacher of piano Hobby: Letter writing, playing piano, outdoor sports Comment: Tall, blonde, and mighty cute she is sure to please one and all. GEORGE EARLEY Nickname: “Orge” Date of Birth: March 15, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Mary’s Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To be an engineer Hobby: Model making Comment: “Orge” is a well liked boy by both teacher and students because of his amiable manner and willingnss to co-operate. LOUISE EGGERT Date of Birth: August 30, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing, collecting records Comment: Louise is a conservative, quiet, dignified young lady who has eyes that smile and a happy nature. GERALDINE EICHORN Nickname: “Jerry” Date of Birth: November 29, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To become supervisor of children’s hospital Hobby: Collecting snap-shots Comment: “Jerry” has fine abilities and a brilliant mind. BARBARA EMERSON Nickname: “Tubby” Date of Birth: March 21, 1927, Boston Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: Business Ambition: To be a private secretary Comment: “Tubby” is a fun-lovng classmate and we know she will be successful. 32 ANNE FAILLA Nickname: “Annie” Date of Birth: September 29, 1928 Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Leahy Course: General Ambition: To become a hairdresser Hobby: Skating,swimming, bowling Comment: Anne is a grand girl, and a fine sport. CLAIRE FAIRBURN Nickname: “Ginger” Date of Birth: March 14, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: Business Ambition: Dress designer Hobby: Danc ' ng, collecting records collecting nick-knacks from foreign countries Comment: “Ginger” is known throughout the school by her classmates who wish her success. MARGUERETTE FARRINGTON Date of Birth: February 8, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing Comment: A quiet and shy miss is Marguerette. Her golden curls and blue- eyes are admired by all who see her. SHIRLEY M. FARRELL Date of Birth: July 27, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Business Ambition: Medical Secretary Hobby:: Dancing, reading Activities: Speaker’s Club Comment. A girl with lots of pep and vim is our Shirley. She’s one of the popular girls in the class and is liked by all who know her IDA M. FARZESE Date of Birth: August 3, 1928, Italy Grammar School: Oliver Leahy Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting earings Comment: Ida’s pleasing personality certainty has won her many true friends. May you secure a pleasant position in your future. THERESA FAZIO Nickname: “Terry” Date ofBirth: March 31, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To be an air hostess Comment: Known to all her friends as “Terry”. Though rather petite she cannot be missed; For her laughing eyes and ways so merry; Make her one we cannot resist. HAROLD FINEGOLD Date of Birth: January 13, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: College Ambition: To go to college Hobby: Reading Activities: Math Club Comment: Tall, dark, and very studious is our “Hal.” A great asset to the senior class, he has won the friendship of both teachers and students. ESTER FIORE Nickname: “Es” Date of Birth: January 1, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: Commercial Ambition:: Secretary Hobby: Reading and photography Comment: “Es” is the kind of a girl that takes a real interest in her work and friends. Here’s hoping she is a success in the secretarial field. PATRICIA MARIE FORD Nickname: “Pat” Date of Birth: September 2, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Breen Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To become a nurse Hobby: Chemistry and social life Activities: Student Comment: “Pat’s” personality is attractive in a quiet way. She has all the qualifications that go to make a good nurse. WILLIAM GEORGE FLIEDLER Nickname: “Bill” Date of Birth: August 10, 1928, Brooklyn, N. Y. Grammar School: Bruce Course: College Ambition: Engineer Hobby: Out-door sports, especially baseball Activities: Math Club Comment: “Bill” is a quiet well-mannered boy and always succeeds in whatever he attempts. 34 ELEANOR MARION FLING Nickname: “El” Date of Birth: December 31, 1928. Lawrence Grammar School: St. Laurence’s Course-: Business Ambition: To be an office worker Hobby: Making a sport scrapbook, playing the piano Comment: A pretty face and a pleasing smile are among attractions. MARGUERITE I. FORTIN Nickname: “Margie” Date of Birth: August 5, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Joseph’s Course: College Ambition: To become a pharmacist Hobby: Collect’ ' ng picture post cards and reading Activities: Girls Debating Society Comment: “Margie” has brown eyes and jet black hair. Because she also has an air that’s different we picked her as one of our favorites. THELMA MARIE FREDETTE Nickname: ' “Thel” Date of Birth: October 13, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Reading, dancing Activities: Speakers’ Club, Laurencian Staff. Comment: Thelma always has a cheery hello for you when passing through the corridors and is an all around good student. GILDA FUSCO Nickname: “J,ll” Date of B ' rth: September 10, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: General Ambition: To become a dancer Hobby: Skating, dancing and bowling Comment: Slender, dark haired “Jill” is quiet and unassuming. We hope you achieve success as a dancer. CLAIRE HELEN GAFFNEY Date of Birth: September 30, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John Breen Course: College Ambition: To specialize in languages Hobby: Dancing, reading, sports Member of Student Council Activities: Math Club 3. Vice. Pres. Lawrencian 3, 4. Associate Editor 4. Editor, Comment: Sweet, petite and the possessor of a wonderful personality, Claire one of the more popular members of our class. As editor of the Lawrencian she has won the pra se of all. She has an outstanding scholastic record and we wish her luck in her future undertakings. MILDRED GAFFNEY Nickname: “Milly” Date of Birth: September 30, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: General Ambition: A buyer Hobby: Dancing, collecting records Comment: “Milly” is one girl who always has a big smile and a cheery hello for everyone. She is well liked by her fellow students and she is just an all-around good sport. BERNICE GAFNEY Nickname: “Bunny” Date of Birth: July 1, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Augustine’s Course: Commercial Ambition: Medical Secretary Hobby: Dancing, singing Comment: A cute senior girl with a lot of go-get-it, she ought to in life. VINCENT GALLI Nickname: “Vinny” Date of Birth: December 9, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John Breen Course: College Ambition: To be an aeronautical engineer Hobby: Hunting and fishing Comment: A well-liked student. “Vinny” is a great outdoor boy. He is an authority on hunting and fishing. JOHN A. GAROZZA Nickname: “Johnny Boy” Date of Birth: May 22, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver (Leahy) Course: College Ambition: Radio Commentator Hobby: Dancing, sports Comment: “Johnny Boy” always has a smile for all his classmates. His winning personality has made him many friends. We all know he is one of the biggest successes of our class. MARY IRENE GARRETT Nickname: “May” Date of Birth: May 14, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: Business Ambition: To be a singer Hobby: Playing the piano, and playing cards Activities: Glee Club Comment: Mary is blond, blue-eyed, quiet and the possessor of a golden voice. She is sure to be a success in her career as a singer. Here’s wishing you the best of luck, Mary. 3 G EDNA GALLAY Date of Birth: July 22. 1929, Brooklyn, New York Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Business Ambition: To become a Medical Secretary Hobby: Reading Comment: Here is a girl with a real sweet disposition. To you, Edna, goes our very best. ARTHUR V. GELARDJ Nickname: ' ‘Art” Date of Birth: August 6, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Leahy Course: Business Ambition: F. B. I. Hobby: Photography, basketball Comment: Arthur is a very studious fellow, who takes all his work seriously. MARIANNA GENOVESE Date of Birth: September 22, 1928, Methuen Grammar School: Oliver Leahy Dis. Course: Business Ambition: To be a successful secretary Hobby: Collecting perfume Activities: Faculty Manager’s Office Comment: Marianna goes quietly and cheerfully on her way, saying little, but working hard to achieve her goal. Keep up the good work and success is yours. SHEILA CLAIRE GIBBONS Nickname: ‘ ' Gibby” Date of Birth: May 14, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Business Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Dancing Comment: “Gibby” is a petite miss with wavy brown hair and a smile for every¬ one. We know she’ll achieve success as a secretary. BIAGINA E. GIGLIUTO Nickname: ' “‘Gina” Date of Birth June 2, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver (Leahy) •Course: Business Ambition: Fashion Designer Hobby: Drawing Comment: “Gina’s” quiet ways attract many a real friend. We all appreciate her amazing sense of humor. Words cannot express how wonderful her artistic work is. We can be sure she will be our number one fashion designer. Best of luck, “Gina,” in your future life. 37 ROBERT GIUSTI Nicknames: “Bob,” “Bobby” Date of Birth: July 24, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: Business Ambition: Journalist Hobby: Dancing, skating, tennis Comment: Everybody admires “Bob’s” cute smile and that friendly gleam in his eye. He has one of those rare happy-go-lucky personalities. He’s one lad that is sure to go places. EILEEN J. GREEN Nickname: “Lee” Date of Birth: April 29, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Rollins Course: College Ambition: To go to college Hobby: Dancing, skating Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: “Lee” has a pleasant personality to go with her Irish smile. BERTHA GREW Nickname: “Bert” Date of Birth: September 24, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: General Ambition: Bookkeeper Hobby: Cooking and sports Comment: “Bert” is inclined to be carefree, but she manages to keep up with her studies. Wherever “Bert” is present gloom is banished by her constant smile. Good luck. “Bert”! MARY L. GRIFFIN Nickname: “Griff” Date of Birth: August 6, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: College Ambition: To study photography and journalism Hobby: Taking pictures, and golf Comment: With her gay smile and vivid personality, “Griff” has enlivened, not only her own pathway through life, but also that of her associates. Stay LOUIE GULLA Nickname: “Lefty” Date of Birth: October 10, 1928, Lawrence Grammra School: Oliver Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Live to be one hundred years old Hobby: All sports Comment: “Lefty” never has much to say to anybody, but we know he will go far. 38 LORRAINE C. GOULI) Nickname: “Lorry” Date of Birth: June 25, 1928, Everett Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: Children’s Nurse Hobby: Dancing, swimming Comment: “Lorry” is a popular girl taking the Nurses’ Preparatory course with the ambition to become a children’s nurse. THELMA R. GUESSETTO Nickname: “Thel” Date of Birth: September 29, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver (Leahy) Course: General Ambition: Beautician Hobby: Reading novels Comment: Thelma has a very sunny dispo sition. Friendliness and sincerity are two of her outstanding characteristics. She is also full of ambition which will bring her much success and happiness. GRACE GUIFFRIDA Nickname: “Grade” Date of Birth: June 10, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Business Ambition: Office work Hobby: Collecting jokes Activities: Cafeteria worker ' Comment: Grace is a good worker, and will be right on top of the world when she gets out of High School. MARY S. GUIFFRIDA Nickname: “Mary” Date of Birth: September 22, 1928, Methuen Grammar School: Oliver Leahy Course: Business Ambition: Travel around world Hobby: Play piano Comment: Mary is one of the most pheasant members of our class. Her big brown eyes have helped her win many friends. It is with pleasure we present Mary. JOSEPH HABIB Nickname: “Joe” Date of Birth: December 2, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver ' Course: College Ambition: Lawyer Hobby: Collecting pictures Comment: “Smile and the world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone” sure applies to Joe. He always has something to say that will cheer you up. 39 DAVID J. HADAD Nickname: “Dave” Date of Birth: October 26, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: College Ambition: Naval Flyer Hobby: Gymnastics, dancing and sports Comment: “Dave’s” cheerful and optimistic outlook in life will be an asset. His frankness, willingness and easy-going disposition make him an ideal class¬ mate. “Dave’s” ingenuity has not only gained him many true friends, but also has made him a popular member of our class. MADELINE HANNON Nickname: “Mady” Date of Birth: July 28, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Rollins Course: College Ambition: Actress Hobby: Reading Activities: Girls Debating Society, Speakers’ Club Comment: “Mady” is an example of efficiency. She will be valuable wherever she goes. MARIE C. HARDY Nickname: “Hardy” Date of Birth: August 18, 1928, Cranston, R. I. Grammar School: St. Patrick Course: Nurse’s Preparatory Ambition: To be a successful nurse Hobby: Dancing and swimming Comment: The host of friends Marie has speaks well for her happy-gu-lucky nature. It is a pleasure knowing her and we’re sure she has all the Qualities that go to make a really successful nurse. BARBARA HELEN HARRINGTON Nickname: “Babs” Date of Birth: August 31, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John Breen Course: College Ambition: To be a success in life Hobby: Dancing, knitting Comment: Cheerful, a charming manner with a constant alertness to fundamen¬ tals of an effervescent personality, these are the things that help make “Babs” so likeable. DOROTHY ANN HART Nickname: “South” Lawrence Date of Birth: April 29, 1928, Somerville Grammar School: St. Patrick Course: Nurse Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing and swimming Comment: “Dot” is a carefree, happy-go-lucky girl but “Smile and the world smiles with you” reflects the ray of sunshine she brings. 40 MARILYN HARVEY Date of Birth: March 19, 1929, Sanford, Maine Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: College Ambition: Dramatics Hobby: Dancing Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: We can truly say Marilyn is the possessor of a charming personality. She is recognized by her gay smile and beautiful dimples. RAYMOND HATEM Nickname: “Ray” Date of Birth: September 14, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Electrical Engineer Hobby: Music Comment: “Ray” is what is known as a studious boy with plenty of personality and a smile for all. He never seems to worry about anything, lucky boy. Here’s wishing you luck as an Electrical Engineer, “Ray”. BARBARA ANN HAYES Nickname: “Barbs” Date of Birth: November 9, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: College Ambition: School Teacher Hobby: Collecting cards from different occasions Comment: “Barbs” is the name of this sweet Miss. With her rosy cheeks and friendly smile she is sure to win as many friends after graduation as she has in L. H. S. JANET HAYNES Nicknames: “Jan,” “Peanuts” Date of Birth: March 29, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Business Ambition: Cosmetologist Hobby: Dancing, collecting records Comment: It is certainly a pleasure to know pretty, blonde Janet. She is an all round good sport and has plenty of personality. SHIRLEY M. HEALEY Nickname: “Shir!” Date of Birth: December 25, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Alexander B. Bruce Course: General Ambition: Hair Dressing Hobby: Dancing and sports Comment: Shirley sooths many alarming situations with her pleasing and calm nature. Her dancing eyes, matched with her splendid personality, have won her many classmates. Shirley is a girl that has just what it takes. 41 MOIRA HIGGINS Date of Birth: May 24, 1929, Lowell Grammar School: Ashford Course: College Ambition: Elocution Teacher Hobby: Golf and dancing Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: The corridors of L. H. S. will long remember Moira’s very personable. She has added a great deal to her class by her part in many school activities, especially for her splendid work on the staff of the Lawrencian. ANNA HILDERBRANDT Nickname: “Hilde” Date of Birth: August 13, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: Nurses Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Swimming and gymnastics Comment: Anna’s generous and gentle manner has been a great asset to her during her four years in L. H. S. It has won her a great many friends and will continue to do so in future years. Best of luck to you, Anna. Rl TIIANNE HILL Nickname: “Daffy” Date of Birth: August 31, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: Surgical Nursing Hobby: Danc-ing, piano and sports. Activities: Girls Debating Society and Girl Reserves. Comment: Here is our own “Daffy”. She would like to be a surgical nurse. No doubt she’ll get her wish, for she will go far with her friendly ways and manners. ANNA HOELLR ICK Nickname: “Ann’ Date of Birth: January 10, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: College Ambition: Chemist Hobby: Sports Activities: Math Club 3-4 Comment: “Ann” is a wonderful person to know. She’s intelligent and always ready to help you out. Her personality is warm and one that will bring her many friends through the years to come. We are proud to present Anna as our Saluterian. DORIS HOUGHTON Nickname: “Dot” Date of Birth: February 20, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting nicknacks Comment: Although Doris was quiet in all her classes, she was gay and enter¬ taining whenever she was among a crowd. She was also a fine student, and will surely succeed in her chosen profession. 42 NORMAN H. HUDSON Nickname: “Norm” Date of Birth: June 12, 1929, Hyde Park Course: Commercial Ambition: Reporter Hobby: Radio Activities: Lawrence High Band Comment: With his bright smile and charming personality Norman has acquired for himself many friends. He’s certain to make a successful reporter. JOSEPH LOUIS IANNAZZI Nickname: “Joe Louis” Date of Birth: September 24, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Hobby: Skating, bowling and dancing Comment: A quiet, shy fellow, but always ready and willing to help out. Joe has always been up to the latest news on planes so we hope to see you succeed. ROSANN IMONDE Nickname: “Dolly” Date of Birth: October 3, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Business Ambition: To be an actress Hobby: Dancing, swimming Comment: “Dolly” will always be remembered as a happy and ch eerful girl. We hope you realize your ambition, “Dolly”. HAROLD ISSENBERG Nickname: “Issie” Date of Birth: June 25, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: College Ambition: Laboratory Technician Hobby: Dancing and swimming Comment: “Issie” is one of our busiest seniors but always has time to be sociable and friendly. DORIS JAMPENS Nickname: “Dot” Date of Birth: September 3, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Business Ambition: Typist Hobby: Reading, dancing Comment: Pretty efficient “Dot” is liked immediately on meeting l ' or her lovely smile and friendly manner. 43 JOHN STANLEY JANOWSKI Nickname: “Jas” Date of Birth: August 10, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Trinity Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To become a professional baseball player Hobby: Baseball, football and fishing Comment: ‘“Merry Jas’’ we call him. We know that he’ll be the pride of a baseball team some day. MURIEL A. JELLISON Nickname: “Jell” Date of Birth: November 17, 1928, Boston Grammar School: Rollins Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing and collecting statues of dogs Activities: Glee Club Comment: Muriel was one of the finest students in her class. She was- a girl who combined both beauty and intelligence and also took part in many activities of her class. There is no doubt that she will succeed in every way during her career. ELINOR KATHERINE JEMLICH Nickname: “El” Date of Birth: November 30, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Rollins Course: Business Ambition: To be a success in life Hobby: Reading, dancing and skating Comment: “El,” as we all know, is one of our best. BARBARA C. JONES Nickname: “Jonsey” Date of Birth: January 20, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: Commercial Ambition: Cartoonist Hobby: Roller skating Comment: Barbara endeared herself to her classmates by her ever-ready smile and generous manner. She was a fine asset to her class and leaves us with a most happy memory of her cheery personality. VICTORIA A. JURDI Nickname: “Vic” Date of Birth: June 21, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: Nursing Hobby: Sports and dancing Comment: Full of fun and mischief, Victoria is well liked by her classmates. A dynamo of energy, she is always willing to help everybody. 44 BEATRICE LOUISE KALIL Nickname: “Bea” Date of Birth: May 25, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting records Comment: Dark-haired “Bea” is full of fun. She always seems so bright and cheery. “Bea’s” friends say she is gracious at all times. We’re all for you. NOULAR E. KAMITIAN Nickname: “Charlie” Date of Birth: March 12, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Radio Technician Hobby: Radio Comment: “Charlie” is a quiet, good natured lad who never has much to say except among friends. He is the strong, silent type, and is sure to make friends wherever he goes. RITA DIANNA KARLONIS Date of Birth: August 17, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To be a nurse Hobby: Collecting souvenirs, making scrapbooks Comment: Her golden tresses brighten these halls. Reserve, keenness of mind, and beauty are among her assets. RICHARD H KEIGHLEY Nickname: “Richie” Date of Birth: March 30, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Packard Course: General Ambition: To be an Aeronautical Engineer Hobby: Model airplane and hunting Comment: Here is another outdoor and sports loving fellow. His main interests have been planes. Here is wishing that lady luck will ride with you all the way as she has through your high school days. SHIRLEY I. KEIL Nickname: “Shirl” Date of Birth: March 11, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Breen Course: Business Ambition: To travel over the United States Hobby: Dancing and bowling Comment: “Shirl” has always had a friendly smile for all, and will long be remembered in the hearts of many schoolmates. MARJORIE KELJOOK Nickname: “Marge” Date of Birth: October 15, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: G. E. Hood Course: College Ambition: To go to College Hobby: Collecting records Comment: “Marge” is a slender, dark haired Miss who appears to be very shy, but when you get to know her, she’s really grand. DOROTHEA KELLEHER Nickname: “Dot” Date of Birth: February 8, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: College Ambition: Journalist Hobby: Horseback riding Activities: Debating Society 2, Lawrencian Staff 4 Comment: Besides being one of the prettiest girls in our class, “Dot” is one of the friendliest girls. Her personality together with her co-operative spirit have endeared her to her classmates. Stay the way you are, “Dot”. DANIEL JOSEPH KENNEALLY Nickname: “Danny” Date of Birth: December 21, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Cartoonist Hobby: Drawing Activities: Student Comment: “Danny” is going places as a cartoonist. His work is very good, and gives promises of success. DONALD KEENE Date of Birth: December 14, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: General Ambition: To be a pharmacist Hobby: Hunting Comment: “Don” is a regular fellow, well liked by those who knew him. His sparkling smile and friendly manners are traits which we will never forget. MARY LOUISE KENNEDY Nickname: “Mary Lou” Date of Birth: August 12, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: College Ambition: To go to Mt. Holyoke Hobby: Sports Activities: Lawrencian Second and Third Years and Speakers’ Club Comment: “Mary Lou” gets all she can out of school, scholastically and socially. Her works are very good, and she is very popular. 46 MARLENE P. KENNER Nickname: “Mar” Date of Birth: November 2, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: A Shoe Buyer Hobby: Collecting records and sports Activities: Lawrencian, Year Book Committee Comment: “Mar” is a girl that gets around, and no doubt will continue to do so, because she is so friendly at all times. MARTIN KENTEGIAN Nickname: “Marty” Date of Birth: June 6, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: College Ambition: To lead a band Hobby: Music Comment: “Marty’s” chief ambition is to have his own band. With the musical preparation that he has been having, the chances are that he will get his wish. Good luck, Marty! FRANCES MARIE KILLEN Nickname: “Fran” Dateof Birth: January 15, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John Breen Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing and bowling Comment: “Fran” was one of the most popular members of her class. She ' took ' part in all school activities with her usual enthusiasm. She will always be remembered for her happy and pleasing manner. ELIZABETH KLIER Nickname: “Betty” Date of Birth: November 26, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Lawrence Course: College Preparatory Ambition: Music Hobby: Making yarn dolls, collecting operatic records Activities: Glee Club Comment: “Betty” is a real student. Well liked by everyone who knows her. LOUISE MARY KOLCE Nickname: “Lou” Date of Birth: July 1, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Nathaniel White, Cromwell, Conn. Course: Business Ambition: To be a Traveling Secretary Hobby: Writing letters Comment: “Lou” possesses one of the nicest smiles you ever did see. Besides, she has grace and wit. 47 JOSEPHINE KRAFTON Nickname: “Josie” Date of Birth: July 27, 1927, West Andover Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: Nursing Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Reading Comment: With her friendly smile and winning ways Josephine has acquired for herself many loyal friends. Good luck, Josephine! MARION KRESS Nickname: “Mae” Date of Birth: August 15, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To be a nurse Hobby: Reading Activities: Girl Reserves Comment: Marion is an “E” student. Her attractive personality will no doubt endear her to her future patients for Marion’s ambition is to be a nurse. ARAM KUYOOMJIAN Nickname: “Ard” Date of Birth: February 5, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: General Ambition: Sports cartoonist Hobby: Baseball, football and music Comment: “Ard” is a quiet boy, whose shyness has won him many a friend. THADDEUS LOUIS KURPIEL Nickname: “Kurp” Date of Birth: January 30, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Packard Course: General Ambition: To be an officer in the U. S. Navy Hobby: Bowling and photography Comment: With a friendly “hi” and a personality all his own, Thaddeus is cer¬ tainly well liked. Good luck, Thaddeus. You will make a good naval officer. GLADYS LAliELL Date of Birth: March 15, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: College Ambition: To go to college Hobby: Sports Comment: Gladys is a very busy young lady, who always makes time to help a friend. Her consideration for others will carry her a long way. 48 ROBERT LACEY Nickname: ‘‘Bob” Date of Birth: September 21, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Lawrence Course: College Ambition: To be a musician Hobby: Music and dancing Activities: High School Band and Orchestra Comment: “Bob” is a fine musician and he has always displayed class spirit. ELAINE J. LAFOND Nickname: “Becky” Date of Birth: April 10, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: Business Ambition: To enter the business world Hobby: Dancing Activities: Student Comment: “Becky” is a very quiet girl. She has a very nice personality. We all know that she will go places in the business world. RACHEL M LAGUEUX Nickname: “Ray” Date of Birth: December 13, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Theresa Course: Commercial Ambition: Radio Announcer Hobby: Dancing Activities: Lawrencian, Year Book Committee, H. R. Representative, High School Announcer, L. H S. gossip column, and Girl Reserves. Comment: During her four years in L. H. S., “Ray” has certainly been a great credit to the class of “46”. She has a charming personality as well as an ability to make friends easily. These fine assets will surely carry you, “Ray”, a long way on the road to success. DOROTHY LAMONTAGNE Nickname: “Dotty” Date of Birth: April 4, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: General Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting pictures Activities: High School Glee Club Comment: “Dotty” is a wonderful girl who will make her mark in the world. GERALDINE LAMONTAGNE Nickname: “Gerry” Date of Birth: December 8, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: Business Ambition: Become a secretary Hobby: Collecting photographs Comment: “Gerry” is quiet, but she gets around and has won many friends. 49 ANGELO J. LA ROSA Nickname: “Champ” Date of Birth: February 27, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School:: Holy Rosary Course:: Maunal Arts Ambition: To be an engineer Hobby: Sports Comment: “Champ” is a great guy and was a friend to all. A friendly smile at all times won his way into all our hearts and we are all sure that he will go a long way on the road to becoming an engineer. JOSEPH A. LAWLOR Nickname: “Joe” Date ofBirth: August 6, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: College Ambition: To be a marine engineer Hobby: Music and sports Activities: Basketball team Comment: “Joe” greets everyone with a cheery “hello.” Although not very talkative there is no mistaking his warm temperament. Good luck in your future plans. PAULINE T. LEBLANC Nickname: “Polly” Date of Birth: November 11, 1926, Manchester, N. H. Grammar School: Saint Anthony’s Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition:: To be a nurse Hobby: Music and dancing Comment: You have a swell personality and you try hard in your studies. I wish you luck in your future. MAYNARD J. LEBOWITZ Nickname: “Leby” Date of Birth: January 23, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: College Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Hobby : Sports Activities: Math Club 2, 4. Speakers. Club, Baseball 3, 4. Basketball 4. Comment: “Leby” is a likeable pleasant chap with a suave personality. ALAN LEDEIMAN Nickname: “Al” Date of Birth: September 29, 1929, Boston Grammar School: Forest Park Jr. High, Springfield, Mass. Course: College Ambition: Chemical Research and Lab. work. Hobby: Sports, drumming Activities: Track team Comment: “Al” is a happy go-lucky, liked by everyone. He is a good sport and really a fine friend. 50 GEORGE EDWARD LEE Nickname: “Leeso”, “Georgie” Date of Birth: September 7, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John Breen Course: College Ambition: Journa list and go to college Hobby: Hunting and fishing Comment: If you saw a well-dressed fellow strolling through the corridor with a cheerful “Hi” for everybody, it is sure to be our own “Georgie.” FRANK LEES Nickname: “Sonny” Date of Birth: August 23, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: General Ambition: Business Man Hobby: Swimming, dancing Comment: Frank’s sunny smile has brightened up the corridors for four years. His plieasing personality has made him a great favorite with all his classmates. LILLIAN G. LEGUNAS Nckname: “Lou”, “Lil” Date of Birth: July 24, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: College Ambition: Interior decorator Hobby: Dancing, collecting theatre stubs and football programs Comment: “Lil” is quiet, well-mannered and always is very well dressed. Good luck, “Lil”. ELVIRA LEONARDO Nickname: “El” Date of Birth: August 20, 1929. Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Leahy Dis. Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Swimming and skating Comment: With her charming personality and fondness for sports “El” makes an all-round girl. She has had many good times in High School and we hope those good times continue. PATRICIA LIVERSIDGE Nickname: “Dimples” Date of Birth: August 11, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: General Ambition: Get Married Hobby: Collecting phonograph records Activities: Girl Reserves Comment: “Pat” is a very good student. She is also very popular and well liked by all her classmates. 51 BETTY ILENE LOCKE Nickname: “Betts” Date of Birth: April 5, 1928, Providence, R. I. Grammar School: Rollins Course: Nurses Ambition: Dietician Hobby: Sports Comment: A winsome smile and sweet ways are the qualities we recognize in Betty. A good student herself she was always willing to help her fellow students. Good luck Betty, you certainly deserve it. LEONARD J. LOMBARDI Nickname: “Lenny” Date of Birth: November 16, 1927, Methuen Grammar School: Tarbox Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Announcing major league baseball games Hobby: Hunting and bowling Comment: As you have gathered “Lenny” is an out door man, always smiling and always ready to give a helping hand. DOROTHY LUDWIG Nickname: “Dot” Date of Birth: August 7, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To be an airline stewardess Hobby: Dancing, reading Comment: “Dot” has a wonderful smile. A bright hello for everyone, and she is a real student. RUTII ANNE LUNDGREN Nickname: “Ral” Date of Birth: July 13, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Emily G. Wetherbee Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Bowling and collecting artificial dogs Activities: Cafeteria worker Comment: Peppy, fun-lovng “Ral” which she is called by everyone, makes every minute count. She would rather play than work, but is capable of doing both in its turn. Keep your pleasant way. DOROTHEA MARY LYLE Nickname: “Dot” and “Strech” Date of Birth: May 6, 1928, Andover Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: College Ambition: To be a singer Hobby: Reading, swimming Comment: Dot is a girl with a beautiful voice. She has great ambitions to become a singer and with her hard efforts I believe she will reach success. 52 WILLIAM LYNCH Nickname: “Bill” or “Will” Date of Birth: August 3, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Become a printer Hobby: Collecting records Comment: His admirable character makes “Bill” one of the favorites of his class. «WV, • FLORENCE MACCARONE Nickname: “Floy” Date of Birth: October 1, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Leahy Course: Business Ambition: To become a Physical Ed. teacher Hobby: Dancing and bowling Comment: “Floy’s” cheerfulness and friendly disposition helps make school a better place to come to. FRANCES MACCARONE Nickname “Fran” Date of Birth: July 27, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: Commercial Ambition: To be an author Hobby: Reading, designing, writing stories Activities: Treasurer of home room ' Comment: “Fran’s” friendliness and talent are great aids in authorship. RITA MARIA M ACKER AY Nickname: “Scotchy” Date of B’rth: April 3, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: College Ambition: To be an actress Hobby: Dancing, skating Comment: Rita is one swell girl, full of laughter, a person that is with her never finds a dull moment. NANCY MAC GILVERY Nickname: “Mac” Date of Birth: April 6. 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: College Ambitoin: Journalist Hobby: Horseback riding, dancing, tennis Activities: Year Book Committee. Speakers’ C ub, Assocate Editor Law- rencian 2, 3, 4. Comment: “Nan” is loved by all who know her. She is respected by all her classmates and certainly proved to be a credit to her class. To you, Nancy, who are an outstanding member of the class of “46” best wishes, of luck and success are extended. 53 ROMUALD J. MACKIEWICH Nickname: “Romie” Date of Birth: March 20, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John Breen Course: College Ambition: Architect Hobby: Boating and fishing Comment: “Romie” is a well-liked and friendly boy. With an adaptable per¬ sonality such as his, a finer fellow couldn’t be found. ROSE J. MAIORANA Date of Birth: April 16, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: General Ambition: Clothes designer Hobby: Drawing Comment: It was a pleasure to have Rose, with her personality as a fellow classmate in “46”. DOROTHY C. MALLEN Nickname: “Dot” Date of Birth: November 15, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Mary’s Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: Laboratory Technician Hobby: Reading, dancing, and collecting records Comment: “Dot” who is liked by all is enrolled in the Nurses’ Course We know she’ll make a good laboratory technician. ALFRED MANN Nickname: “Al” Date of Birth: December 9, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: College Ambition: Engineer Hobby: Stamp and coin collecting Comment: A grand fellow—held high in esteem by his classmates is “Al” We wish him great success in his career as an engineer. LORICE KATHERINE MANSOUR Nickname: “Lou” Date of Birth: August 22, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: College Ambition: To become a public health nurse Hobby: Reading and dancing Activities: Student Comment: “Lou” spends a great deal of her time reading—Which accounts for her interesting personality. 54 JENNIE RITA MARINO Date of Birth: January 4, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Rollins Course: Business Ambition: Fashion Designer Hobby: Drawing Comment: Jennie is a quiet girl, well talented in art. She will make an excellent fashion designer as is shown by the many sketches she has made. PAUL MAItSDEN Date of Birth: August 5, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: College Ambition: To be a Chemist Hobby: Chemistry and archery Activities: Band Comment: Paul has a charming personality and is is certainly a popular member of our class. CLAIRE E. MARTIN Date of Birth: November 16, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To become a nurse Hobby: Swimming, skiing Activities: Girl Reserves Comment: Claire has a kind nature that will be valuable to her in the profession she has chosen. JOHN W. MASON Nickname: “Shorty” Date of Birth: February 24, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: Commercial Ambition: Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineer Hobby: Sports Activities: Cheerleader Comment: “Shorty” Mason is full of pep and very likeable. He was a great fellow to know and to have as a friend throughout our four years of high school. MARY MASSARI Date of Birth: August 18. 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: College Ambition: Dentist or Dentist Assistant Hobby: Dancing Activities: Lawrencian Staff Comment: Mary is a cheerful girl, always full of pep, with a pleasing smile We know she will make an excellent dentist. 55 ANNA V. MATAKYNA Nickname: “Ann” Date of Birth: August 24, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Jo’hn K. Tarbox Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Reading Comment: Charming and attractive is “Ann”. She is popular among her class¬ mates and makes a grand companion. IRENE MATCHMAKER Date of Birth: September 25, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: College Ambition: Go to college Hobby: Skating and reading Comment: Irene is prompt and efficient as is shown in all her actions. She will surely be a success in college. JOHN A. MATTOS Nickname: “Jack” Date of Birth: July 18, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Mary’s Boys Ambition: To be a success in anything I attempt Hobby: Swimming, fishing, football, baseball Comment: “Jack” is a quiet boy, whose shyness has won him many friends among both sexes. mary mcgovern Date of Birth: December 23, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing and reading Comment: Mary is a quiet girl, and quite studious. The businessman who hires such a capable girl will be very fortunate. ALFRED McGRATH Nickname: “Buddie” Date of Birth: October 15, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: General Ambition: Electrical Engineer Hobby: Dancing Activities: Student Comment: “Al” is a good student as well as a popular one. His main social activities are dancing and playing billiards. 56 JANE McKALLAGAY Nickname: “Mac” Date of Birth: May 11. 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: College Ambition: Registered Pharmacist Hobby: Dancing, swimming, tennis Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: Jane’s pleasing personality and beautiful clothes will long be remem¬ bered by her fellow students. She has a great deal of natural wit which makes her the life of every party. claire m. mckenzie Nickname: “Mac” Date of Birth: September 3, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Methuen Central Junior High Course: General Ambition: Nursing Hobby: Reading Comment: Claire is a little shy, but a wonderful girl to know. All the luck in the world, Claire. RITA ANN McMULLEN Nickname: “Mac” Date of Birth: February 6, 1928, Providence, R. I. Grammar School: St. Rita’s Course: General Ambition: To design and model clothes Hobby: Sports Comment: Rita is a person whom everybody is proud to call friend. MARION MEDWID Date of Birth: April 9, 1928, Central Falls, R. I. Grammar School: Woodbury Junior High Course: Business Ambition: Accountant Hobby: Sewing and reading Comment: Marion is a quiet, capable girl. Whatever she undertakes is well done. Good luck Marion! We know you will lead a successful life. FLORENCE CLAIRE MEISTER Nickname: “Flossie” Date of Birth: May 7, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: College Ambition: To become a physiotherapist Activities: Debating Society, Speakers’ Club Comment: “Flossie” Meister is one of our best students, a person of charm and character. She did a fine job in the oratorical contest this year. 57 ROSE MEISTER Nickname: “Rosie” i Date of Birth: November 20, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John T. Tarbox Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: Radio Actress Hobby: Reading and acting-out monologues Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: “Rosie,” one of our personality-plus girls, has a sparkling sense of humor. We know she will do well on the radio. PAUL V. MELI Nickname: “Meli” Date of Birth: September 26, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver (Leahy) Course: General Ambition: Mason and Contractor Hobby: Automobiles Activities: Head of traffic squad Comment: “Meli” is so quiet that we have a hard time remembering he is around, when suddenly we face laughing brown eyes and a lovable smile. His friends claim him to be full of fun, so with that combination, how can he fail. MARY MENDES Date of Birth: July 18, 1929, North Easton Grammar School: Oliver Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing and bowling Comment: A wonderful girl with a winning smile, bered for her neatness. CLAIRE J. MERCIER Nickname: “Kay” Date of Birth: June 15, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: Business Ambition: To be an Interior Decorator Hobby: Dancing Activities: Student Comment: From the good results “Kay” gets decorating, we wager that she would be very successful as an interior decorator. RAYMOND METZEMAKERS Nickname: “Ray” Date of Birth: August 10, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: General Ambition: To become a musician in a name band Hobby: Collecting pictures of name bands Activities: Orchestra, Band Comment: “Ray” is a great friend to know, has a pleasant personality, and loves to play the trumpet. 58 LAURA MIELE Nickname: “Lolly” Date of Birth: August 9, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Dancing Comment: “Lolly” is quiet compared to most girls in the class, but she is just as sociable as any of her classmates. There are many that admire her friend¬ liness. Best of luck in everything, “Lolly”! JOHN GEORGE MILLER Date of Birth: May 30, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: College Ambition: To be a doctor Hobby: Photography Comment: He is frank, willing, quiet, well mannered and one of our well-liked boys of the class of ’46. RITA MINICUCCI Nickname: “Minarie” Date of Birth: October 2, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: Business Ambition: A business woman Hobby: Collecting shells and swimming Comment: Rita has an outstanding personality and always ready to help anybody in need. Best of luck Rita, you deserve it. MARILYN M( Nickname: “Mickey” Date of Birth: August 23, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: College Ambition: Some chemical work Hobby: Singing, dancing, sports Activities: Girls’ Debating Society 3, Mathematic Club 3 Comment: One of the most popular, fun-loving seniors, “Mickey” is known far and wide for her pleasing personality. Tripping along the corridors, she has often been the object of many admiring eyes because of her good taste in clothes. Keep laughing “Mickey.” MARION MONTY Nickname: “Mac” Date of Birth: June 16, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Mary Course: Business Ambition: To travel Hobby: Dancing Comment: Marion is very attractive, with dark hair. She is a very likeable girl. May your travels be extensive, Marion. 59 PATRICIA MORAN Nickname: “Pat” Date of Birth: February 6, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Mary Course: General Hobby: Collecting miniature glass figures, dancing, and skating Comment: Her friendly manners and cute ways have won “Pat” many friends during her school days. May good luck be yours. You certainly are deserving of it. JANE MARKESKI Nickname: “Jenny” Date of Birth: January 30, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Breen Course: General Ambition: To be a Buyer Hobby: Sports Comment: With her sweet smile and charming personality Jane has won for herself many friends in her high school career. We know you will succeed in your ambition. CONSTANCE M. MOSCUZZA Nickname: “Connie” Date of Birth: January 10, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver District Course: Commercial Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Collecting photographs Comment: “Connie” is very active in all school affairs and well liked by her friends. We all wish you the best of luck throughout the years. CLAIRE MOTIION Nickname: “Charlie” Date of Birth: July 5, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Business Ambition: To be a Traveling Private Secretary Hobby: Designing pins and wardrobes Comment: “Charlie” is one of our most attractive seniors. She is sure a lot of fun. ELIZABETH MUELLER Nickname: “Betty” Date of Birth: May 19, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Sports Comment: A swish of white starched skirts and a toss of a pretty red-head and we have “Betty”. Yes, she intends to train for nursing and she ' ll be one of the best. GO JAMES FRANCIS MULLEN, JR. Nickname: “Jim” Bate of Birth: December 4, 1927, New York City Grammar School: St. Augustine’s Course: General Ambition: To become an artist Hobby: Dancing, swimming Activities: Track 3, 4. Cheerleader, Vice-President of Class, Year Book Com¬ mittee, Student Council Comment: His charming smile and dashing manner have made him a favorite with boys and girls alike. CECILE MURPHY Nickname: “Cecile” Date of Birth: January 11, 1929, Methuen Grammar School: Bruce Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To be a nurse Hobby: Piano Comment: Here is Cecile. As natural a girl you would want to meet. No airs or turned up nose, but always kind and friendly. I guess that’s why we like her so. ROBERT MURPHY Nickname: “Bob” Date of Birth: August 13, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Emily G. Wetherbee Course: College Ambition: 1 To become a lawyer Activities: Math Club Comment: “Bob” is a very quiet lad. He is very conscientous about his studies and is liked by both teachers and students. CORNELIA RUTH MURPHY Nicknam: “Connie” Date of Birth: June 21, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School:: St. Rita’s Course: Nurses Hobby: Bowling and bicycling Comment: “Connie” always has a friendly “hi” and a big smile for all. She has a wonderful manner and ought to be a successful nurse. k k I SHIRLEY M. MYERS Nickname: “Shirl” Date of Birth: August 25, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: Commercial Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Reading Comment: “Shirl” is a sweet a girl as ever was. She will always be a friend to all. 61 KENNETH J. NAMAN Nickname: “Ken” Date of Birth: July 12, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: College Ambition: To become a Chemist Hobby: Chemistry Comment: “Ken” is a quiet fellow but has a way in which he makes everyone like him. ELIZABETH A NASSIF Nickname: “Betty” Date of Birth: November 6, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Music, bowling and skating Comment: We all know “Betty” as a swell kid and wish her loads of luck throughout her coming years. ANGELA M. NASTASIA Nickname: “An” Date of Birth: November 3, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver (Leahy) Course: Business Ambition: To be successful in the business world Hobby: Music and Dramatics Comment: What would our senior class be like without this dark haired Miss with her friendly smile? “An” has been a help to classmates and a constant roo ter at all our athletic games. Keep that pretty smile, “An,” and it will make a way for your future life. MARY NASTASIA Nickname: “Mary” Date of Birth: January 15, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: General Ambition: To be a hairdresser Hobby: Dancing, collecting records Comment: Bright eyed and bubbling over with good humor is our Mary. We shall always remember her pranks and hope that her future wll be as merry as her present. MARTIN L. NEIDSTAT Nickname: “Marty” Date of Birth: April 8, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: College Ambition: To be a petty officer in the Navy and to graduate from college Activities: Cheerleader Comment: “Marty” is an enjoyable regular, friendly fellow, well liked by every¬ body. We know he will be a success in whatever he does. G2 RUTH G. NELSON Nickname: “Ruthie” Date of Birth: August 31, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: College Ambiton: To go to college Hobby: Dancing, collecting records, enjoying Hampton Beach Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: Ruth is both a popular member of our class and a success in her studies. We shall watch her future with interest. ANNIE P NIGOHOSIAN Nickname: “Ginger” Date of Birth: June 23, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: General Ambition: Sewing instructor Hobby: Embroidery Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: As you look at “Ginger’s” picture, you can easily tell that she is the shy and quiet type, and it surely was a pleasure to have her in the class of “46”. JOHN J. NOONAN Nickname: “Jack” Date of Birth: November 19, 1928, Lawrence Grammar: School: Rollins Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Draftsman Hobby: Stamps, dancing, reading and sports Comment: His pleasing personality and good nature enabled him to shine in any group. MARIE E. NORTON Date of Birth: September 5, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: College Ambition: To go to college Hobby: Skating Activities: Girls’ Debating Society Comment: Marie’s sweet smile, big dimples and winning personality have won her many friends. She has been a good student and will make an excellent teacher. Its been a pleasure to know you, Marie. EILEEN M. O’BRIEN Nickname: “O’Bee” Date of Birth: October 10, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Lawrence’s Course: Business Ambition:: Tt seek a career in the business world Hobby: Collecting photographs and dancing Comment: Young and petite, Eileen has many friends. G3 GEORGE OGDEN Date of Birth: April 16, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Alexander B. Bruce Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Farmer Hobby: Hunting Comment: George, with his unfailing effort and pleasing personality, has made us like him immensely, whether he knows it or not. Endowed with a generous nature he is always willing to lend a helping hand. We sincerely wish you luck as you start out anew, George! BEATRICE MARIE O’LEARY Nickname: “Bea” Date of Birth: December 25, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: S. Augustine’s Course: General Ambition: Modeling Hobby: Dancing and sports Activities: Debating Society, Glee Club, Speakers’ Club Comment: Vivacious, attractive-looking girl, liked by all. PAUL R. OUELLETTE Nickname: “Dick” Dat of Birth: February 22, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Business Ambition: To be a chef Hobby: Drawing Activities: Student Comment: “Dick” excells in the culinary art as well as the artistic. He is „shy to all but his very close friends. ELSIE PADVAISKAS Nickname: “El” Date of Birth: January 29, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Mary’s, Central Junior High Course: Business Ambition: To become a bookkeeper Hobby: Stamp collecting Comment: “El’s” personality wins her many friends. We all know that she will become a success. RAYMOND PALMEGIANO Nickname: “Punchy” Date of Birth: September 15, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: G. E. Hood Course: Business Ambiticn: Teacher and coach Hobby: Sports collector Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Captain “45”. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3,4. Class President “46”. Year Book Committee. Comment: Our football captain, a four letter man, and a great asset to the class of “46”, “Punchy” is respected and admired by all. 04 JULIA PALAIMO Nickname: “Juke” and “Jupes” Date of Birth: March 1, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: General Ambition: To be an interior decorator Hobby: Dancing, roller skating Comment: A lovely dark-haired miss is our Julia. She has a charming personality. RITA PANTO Nickname: “Ri” Date of Birth: February 21, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: General Ambition: Dress designer Hobby: Drawing Comment: “Ri” is always sociable and is a friend in need. We know she’ll be a success in life. BERNICE V. PAGE Nickname: “Bemy”, “Bunny” Date of Birth: April 26, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Packard Course: Business Ambition Secretary Hobby: Dancing and collecting records Comment: “Berny’s” sunny smile and gay “hello” have won her scores of friends. She is one of the popular girls in school. HARRY PAPPAS Date of Birth: April 6, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Brucec Course: College Ambition: To get along in life easily Hobby: Baseball and football Comment: The mischievous sparkle in his eyes, his sudden smile, his wonderful disposition have endeared Harry to all of us. May you always get along in life easily, Harry. COSIMO A. PAROLISI Nickname: “Al” Date of Birth: December 4, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: General Ambition: To become a teacher Hobby: Doing homework and girls Comment: “A!” is a well:known member of the senior class whose sense of humor and ready wit have won for him many friends. €5 AUGUSTINE C. PAUK Nickname: “Gus” Date of Birth: August 28, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To become a comedian or gag writer Hobby: Writing Comment: His friends call him “Gus”. A swell fellow, and a personality to be proud of. DORIS PEACOCK Nickname: “Dot” Date of Birth: June 8, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Parkard Course: College Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Bowling dancing, swimming Activities: Girl Reserves, Glee Club Comment: “Dot” can out-do most boys in bowling. She is a “G” student and very sociable. SHIRLEY PEARSON Nickname: “Shirl” Date of Birth: October 30, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B Bruce Course: College Ambition: Interior Decorator Hobby: Skating and dancing Comment: A wonderful girl with a bright hello is Shirley. She is an asset to the class- of 1946. EDNA PELCZAR Nickname: “Ed” Date of Birth: June 5, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Trinity Course: Business Ambition: To be a Medical Secretary Hobby: Dancing, skating and collecting poems Comment: Edna is one of our ' honor students. ELEANOR PELCZAR Nickname: “El” Date of Birth: January 15, 1930, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Trinity Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing Comment: “El” is a neat, well mannered girl, who is liked by all. She will go f r in this large world, we are sure. G6 CAMELINA PELLEGRINO Nickname: “Millie” Date of Birth: August 17, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Nurses’ P reparatory Ambition: Newspaper Reporter Hobby: Dancing, skating Activities: Girl Reserves Comment: “Millie” is a very popular girl. She has her heart set on being a reporter, and will make a very good one. CLEMENT E. PERONT Nickname: ‘“Clem” Date of Birth: February 1, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Patrick Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Woodworking Hobby: Dancing Comment: A shy fellow, but really a grand one to know. PHYLLIS CLAIRE PETERSON Nickname: “Phyll” Date of Birth: January 22, 1928, Methuen Grammar School: Emily G. Wetherbee Course: General Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Roller skating and swimming Activities: Cheerleader and Year Book Committee Comment: “Phyll,” a popular girl of the senior class, won the affection of all the teachers as well as the pupils. A girl that does not care for school, but is missed when not in the class room. Good luck “Phyll” to your future. CHRISTINE PETTERUTE Nickname: “Chrissey” Date of Birth: December 16, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver (Leahy) Course: General Ambition: Dietitian Hobby: Collecting gifts from foreign countries Comment: Although “Chrissey” is rather shy, she is one person whom everyone is proud to call his friend. Cheerfully going along her quiet way, she has won many friends, Who all wish her Good Luck. GRACE PETRALIA Date of Birth: December 30, 1927, Burlington, Vermont Grammar School: Oliver Leahy Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a Secretary Hobby: Dancing, swimming, skating Activities: Girl Reserves Comment: Grace, a popular girl, is demure and elusive. 67 DOROTHY ELEANOR PEIRCE Nickname: “Chum” Date of Birth: June 22, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: College Ambition: Nurse Activities: Glee Club Comment: “Dot” is a well liked girl and a chum to all. She has a kind, sweet manner and will make a perfect nurse. C. CHRISTINE PLAGENZO Nickname: “Chris” Date of Birth: December 20, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John Breen Course: Commercial Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Dancing Activities: Student Comment: “Chris” has a pleasing personality. Her faithfulness to her school- work will no doubt win her a good position as a stenographer. MARGARET PIERRO Nicknames: “Mudge,” “Margie” Date of Birth: May 7, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Commercial Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Dramatics, dancing and reading Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: A wonderful girl to know, and a real credit to the senior class. FRANCES M PINEAU Nickname: “Fran” Date of Birth: December 24, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Business Ambition: To travel Hobby: Dancing Activities: Secretary for Mr. Kennedy Comment: “Fran” is good looking, well-liked, a good student, and will make a very good secretary some day. WALTER POLLANO Date of Birth: October 24, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: College Ambition: To be a Physician Hobby: Stamp collecting, reading Activities: Playing clarinet in the High School Band Comment: One of the most brilliant students in our class and a fine fellow. G8 MURIEL A. POTVIN Nickname: “Fottsie” Date of Birth: October 1, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: General Ambition: Hairdresser Hobby: Dancing, playing piano, skating Comment: Muriel is a gay, attractive little miss, whose genial manner has made her a very popular member of her class. We will always remember her carefree and loveable personality. ROBERT A POULIN Nickname: “Bob” Date of Birth: December 16, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Mary’s Course: College Ambition: To enter the service Hobby: Stamp collecting, dancing Comment: “Bob” has a captivating air and a charming manner. CHARLES PRIESING Nickname: “Chuck” Late of Birth: June 26, 1929, Boston Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: College • Ambition: To be an Engineer, or a Professional Drummer Hobby: Drumming Activities: High School Band, and Orchestra, junior year Comment: Charles is a fellow who always smiles; And never takes to common guiles. He plays the drums with great finness, In sound and rhythm attains success. MARIAN PRIVITERA Nickname: “May” Date of Birth: April 28, 1928, San Francisco, Cal. Grammar School: Packard Course: General Ambition: Nurse Hobby Collecting records Comment: A rather shy, quiet girl, and in her future goal of nursing, such characteristics are essential. May “lady luck” be with her on her future endeavors. JOSEPH G. PRONE Nickname: “Joe” Date of Birth: November 24, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: E. G. Wetherbee Course: College Ambition: To learn something Hobby: Baseball, swimming and football Activities: President of Mathematic Club Comment: Since he graduated from the Wetherbee school, “Wether” he “bee” a good baseball player, or “Wether” swimmer, he sure is one swetll fellow. “Joe” was oratorical contest and certainly did a grand job. let us say that he “bee” a good chosen to be in our 69 NELLIE PUPILLO Nickname: “Nell” Date of Birth: December 26, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Skating and swimming Comment: Quiet, sincere “Nell” is indeed, an asset to her class. Her contagious spirit of her friendliness makes her a wonderful person to know. DANIEL M. QUINLAN Nickname: “Twinie” Date of Birth: September 17, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: Manual Ambition: To be a millionaire Hobby: Sports Comment: “Dannie” is a regular fellow with a grand sense of humor which has won for him his many friends. May Lady Luck help him to become a millionaire. ROBERT J. QUINLAN Nickname: “Twin” Date of Birth: September 17, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To be a Machinist Hobby: Dancing, and all sports Comment: “Bob” can be found at any school game, and at most local activities. MARIE DOLORES RACITI Nickname: “May” Date of Birth: February 25, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John Breen Course: Business Course Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing and swimming Comment: Marie is a girl who will succeed in whatever vocation she chooses. Her lovely personality will carry her a long way on the road to success. HAROLD RADCLIFF, JR. Nickname: “Slugger” Date of Birth: January 25, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: E. G. Wetherbee Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To become a Civil Engineer Hobby: Building war ships Activities: Indoor and outdoor Traffic Squad Comment: A boy with real school spirit and full to the brim of fun. 70 FRED RAMEY Nickname: “Ray” Date of Birth: May 15, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Engineer Hobby: Photography Activities: Cheerleader, Basketball Comment: Fred is a tall fellow with wavy hair. A friend to all and one of the most popular boys in the high school. VIVIAN ANNE RAMEY Nickname: “Viv” Date of Birth: August 20, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: Commercial Ambition: To be successful in the business world Hobby: Collecting articles from various parts of the world Activities: Girls Debating Society, Glee Club and Speakers’ Club Comment: “Viv” combines good looks and business ability. That’s a good com¬ bination for success. THELMA RAPA Nickname: “Thel” Date of Birth: August 23, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: Surgical Nurse Hobby: Dancing, reading and sports Comment: A pretty girl and always ready to lend a hand. She deserves success because of her merry disposition. ANN F. REGAN Date of Birth: June 22, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Saint Lawrence’s Course: College Ambit ion: Secretary Hobby: Piano and dancing Activities: Debating Society 2 Comment: Here is one girl who needs no introduction. Laughing her way through high school, she has won scores of friends and is equally popular in both sexes. Stay natural, Ann, we like you that way. ANGELINA REIT AND Nickname: “Angie” «• Date of Birth: May 22, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Leahy Course: General Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Bowling, dancing and skating Activities: Girl Reserves Comment: “Angie” is a very good skater and very attractive. She also ranks high in her marks. 71 BERNARD RIBAS Nickname: “Beaver” Date of Birth: December 28, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Deep Sea Diver Hobby: Swimming, football Activities: Track Comment: “Beaver” is one of our best dressed students. He is a likeable fellow with a word for everyone. PATRICK R. RICCIO Nickname: “Pat” Date of Birth: October 27, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Rollins Course: General Ambition: Chemist Hobby: Drawing Activities: Lieutenant in traffic squad Comment: “Pat” will always be remembered for his cheerful smile, and his way of telling students to stay on the walk, until the light changes. Best of luck “Pat”. DOROTHY THERESE RIVARD Nicknames: “Tess”, “Dot” Date of Birth: January 13, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Sacred Heart Course: Nurses Ambition: Dietician Hobby: Sports Comment: You can call her any of three names, “Tess”, “Dorothy” or “Dot”. They all stand for one of the best liked graduates of “46”. A jovial miss and everyone’s friend is Dorothy Rivard. THOMAS RIZZO Nickname: “Tom” Date of Birth: March 5, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: General Ambition: To go to college Hobby: Sports Activities: Student Comment: “Tom” is a quiet boy who likes to sit and watch a ballgame. He is also a very good student. PHILIP ROCHEFORT Nickname: “Phil” Date of Birth: April 13, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Saint Joseph’s Course: Business Ambition: Newspaper man Hobby: Collecting pictures of odd characters Comment: You can always expect a laugh when “Phil” is around. He is one if those persons who seems to let nothing bother him. May the road of the life you follow be smooth, “Phil”. 72 JASON ROSENBERG Nickname: “Rosy” Date of Birth: April 5, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: College Preparatory Ambition: To be a lawyer Hobby: Collecting pennies Activities: Student Comment: Jasons pleasing personality will win for him many clients in his chosen profession—The law. IRENE SABBAGII Nickname: “Renis” Date of Birth: January 18, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: General Ambition: Dietician Hobby: Dancing Activities: Speakers’ Club 4 Comment: Irene is serious and industrious, but she can always take a little time off to hear someone’s troubles and sympathize with them. We arc- sure that she will do well in her chosen career. DOLORES SACKLER Nickname: “Dodo” Date of Birth: June 29, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: G. E. Hood Course: Business Ambition: Private secretary Hobby: Dancing, collecting records Activities: Cheerleader Comment: “Dodo” with personality all her own, has faithfully won the heart of all her classmates. ALPHONSE A. SAMMATARO Nickname: “Curly” Date of Birth: August 6, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To succeed in life Comment: Alphonse is a very well liked fellow. He is easy to get along with and has a charming personality. You certainly will succeed in life. THERESA ROY Nickname: “Terry” Date of Birth: January 2 , 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Sacred Heart Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To become a nurse Hobby: Collecting pictures, swimming, dancing Comment: “Terry”, a brown-eyed girl, is witty and full of fun. 73 BEATRICE SALLY SANDLER Nickname: “Bea” Date of Birth: November 22, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: Commercial Ambition: Commercial artist Hobby: Art Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: “Bea” is a talented girl and a well respected member of the class of “46”. Good luck with your artistry “Bea”. NICHOLAS SANGERMANO, JR. Nickname: “Nicky” Date of Birth: January 6, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: Business Ambition: Florist Hobby: Sports Comment: Fun loving and he belongs in the “Will Succeed” class. We know you’ll be a successful florist, “Nick”. VIRGINIA A. SARNA Nickname: “Ginger” Date of Birth: April 17, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: General Ambition: Dentist Hygienist Hobby: Dancing Comment: “Ginger’s” is a very magnetic personality, and her winning smile insures lasting and true friendship. NELSON H. SAVOIE Nickname: “Nel” Date of Birth: October 4, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: Manual Arts Hobby: Collecting old coins Comment: “Nel” is not very talkative, but is known as a fine, upstanding young man. DOMINICA SCALETTE Nickname: “Minnie” Date of Birth: September 22, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Business Ambition: Hairdresser Hobby: Dancing Activities: Student Comment: “Minnie” has a pleasing personality. Her skill as a hairdresser may win her a profitable business. Good luck “Minnie”. 74 ARLENE ALICE SCHMOTTLACK Nickname: “Smottie” Date of Birth: April 24, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To become an Air Hostess Hobby: Dancing, swimming Comment: Arlene or “Smottie”, as she is called by her friends, is a charming member of our class and will be remembered for her sparkling personality and fun-loving nature. § Nickname: “Curly” Date of Birth: March 17, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: General Course: General Ambition: Make a good nurse Hobby: Collecting all kinds of records Comment: She has long curly hair and endless power for making friends. SHIRLEY SCOTT Nickname: “Scotty” Date of Birth: May 29, 1929, Montgomery, N. Y. Grammar School:: John K. Tarbox Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To be a R. N. Activities: Speakers’ Club 4. Comment: “Scotty” is the possessor of one of the most pleasing personalities possible. Her good sportsmanship and school spirit have made her admired by all. BARBARA SCUDERI Nicknames: “Babs”, “Babbie” Date of Birth: December 20, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Leahy Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To become a nurse Hobby: Dancing, hiking Activities: Girl Reserves Comment: “Babs” is always willing to become “a friend in need.” PETER SCUDERI Nicknames: “Peanut” or “Peewee” Date of Birth: November 8, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: Manual Arts Ambtion: Machinist .. .• Hobby: Making model airplanes Comment: A flashing smile, a friendly “hi”, and you must meet “Peanut”, one of our most charming boys. “Peanut” is noted for his love of dancing and we know he’ll be a success in his career as a machinist: 75 NORMAN R. SEMPIE ! Nickname: “Bob” Date of Birth: December 3, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: General Ambition: To become a lawyer Hobby: Sports Comment: “Bob” with is captivating smile and fine sense of humor will long be remembered by the members of 1946. IRENE M. SERWIN Nickname: “Renie” Dat of Birth: September 7, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Breen Course: General Ambition: Reporter Hobby: Dancing Comment: “Renie’s” friendly manner and winning personality have made her one of the best liked girls in our class. ELAINE H. SHADE Nickname: “Lainey” Date of Birth: September 28, 1929, Roxbury Grammar School: Bruce Course: Commercial Ambition: Medical secretary Hobby: Dancing and sports Activities: Speakers’ Club and Lawrencian Comment: Always busy and on the go is “Lainey”, participating in everything from the Speakers’ Club to writing a local gossip column, she found her way into every L. H. S. student’s heart. JOSEPH SHAHEEN Nickname: “Joe” Date of Birth: January 10, 1928, Methuen Grammar School: Tarbox Course: College Preparatory Ambition: Chemical Engineer Hobby: Dancing, gymnastics Comment: “Joe” is a credit to the senior class. His knowledge of chemistry is quite profound. Best of luck “Joe”. JEAN SHEA Nickname: “Jay” Dat of Birth: April 30, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: College Ambition:: Gym teacher Hobby: Dancing Comment: Jean is a marvelous girl, likes sports and is a good sport. She is a friend to everyone. 76 MARY GRACE ANN SICURELLA Nickname: “Grace” Date of Birth: October 7, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: General Ambition: To continue my education Hobby: Dancing and bowling Comment: Grace’s vibrant personality makes friends for all who meet her. She is anxious to be a success and we are sure she will be. SOPHIE SIECZKOWSKI Nickname: “Skippy” Date of Birth: December 28, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Breen Course: General Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing Comment: Oh,“Skippy”, “Skippy” what a gal. So regular, and oh what a pal. Stay just as you are, don’t ever change, Or we’ll all say “what a shame”. KENNETH R. SIEGEL Nickname: “Kenny” Date of Birth: January 4, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Hollins Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Hobby: Playing accordian Comment: “Kenny” seems to be the quiet type, but sometimes we wonder, because there is often a whimsical look in his eyes. Perhaps that is why he rates as one of our favorites. HAROLD I. SILVERMAN Nickname: “Hal” Date of Birth: April 27, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver District Course: College Ambition: To become a Physician Hobby: Book collecting, microscope study Activities: Was member of the band for two years Comment: Harold is known to all as an ambitious fellow, one who is bound to be a success in life. JOAN NANCY SILVERMAN Date of Birth: August 26, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course College Ambition: To be successful Hobby: Reading Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: Joan is a sweet young miss, an excellent student and we of the class of 1946 know that success will follow her in whatever ambition she chooses. 77 T DOROTHY SIMPSON Nickname: “Dotty” Date of Birth: July 13, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: J. K. Tarbox Course: Business Ambition: To be a Secretary Hobby: Drawing Comment: “Dotty” is the sweetheart of the graduating class. MICHAEL L. SIMONELLI Nickname: “Mike” Date of Birth: December 23, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: Business Ambition: To be an accountant Hobby: Sports Comment: “Mike’s” easy manner leads to pleasant friendship. He is well liked by all. RAYMOND P SKRODES Nickname: “Peachy” Date of Birth: March 3, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Musician Hobby: Radio and fishing Activities: Orchestra Comment: “Peachy” is well liked by all. He is one of the most optimistic lads around. JAY SLOSBERG Nickname: “Slossie” Date of Birth: December 11, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: College Ambition: To be a Doctor Hobby: Stamp collecting Activities: Math Club, Speakers’ Club Comment: “Slossie” is a man of parts, and of diligence as well, and a winner of prizes too. He illustrates the truth that size does not determine .he amount of brain. We are proud to present Jay as our Valedictorian. ARTHUR L. SMITH Nickname: “Smitty” Date of Birth: April 9, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Augustine Course: College Ambition: Engineer Hobby: Sports Comment: You can recognize “Smitty” by his friendly smile to all, which has won him countless friends. 78 SHIRLEY M. SMITH Nickname: “Shirl” Date of Birth: August 25, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: Business Ambition: Fashion Designer Hobby: Swimming and reading Activities: Debating Society 2, 3, Speakers’ Club 4 Comment: Shirley is a very good student and is well liked by her classmates. Her favorite exercise is swimming. ALICE C. SOLOMON Nickname: “Ale!” Date of Birth: January 1, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: Business Ambition: To become a Secretary Hobby: Dancing Comment: Alice is one of our most attractive seniors and one of the best dressed. She is very reliable and efficient. DONALD SMYTHE Date of Birth: October 5, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: General Ambition: To go to Lowell Textile School Hobby: Sports Comment: Although “Don” seems to be a quiet fellow, once you get to know him you can see what a swell kid he really is. Everybody who does know him finds in him a swell pal. Fly on to success, “Don”] ERNEST A. SPANGLER Nickname: “Ernie” Date of Birth: February 9, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: College Ambition: To become a Chemist Hobby: Collecting records and stamps Activities: Drum Major 4, Glee Club 2, Color Bearer 3 Comment: “Ernie’s” interest in our band has made us all sit up and take notice. He gets a lot of fun of living and imparts his pleasure to all around. JOHN E. SPINNEY Nickname: “Red” Date of Birth: October 18, 1927, Boston Grammar School: Bruce Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To enter the Navy Hobby: Mechanics Comment: “Red” is the boy with the convertible coupe and a friendly “hello” for one and all. 79 MARION FRANCES SPINNEY Nickn ame: “Mickey” Date of Birth: May 10, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: General Ambition: To be a News Reporter Hobby: Dancing and bowling Comment: Slim, light-haired Marion is full of life, gayety and happiness. CHARLES STAPULONIS Nickname: “Chuck” Date of Birth: March 11, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: College Ambition: To join the “Merchant Marine” Hobby: Photography Activities: Student Comment: “Chuck” is a very intelligent pupil, and has great skill as a photog¬ rapher. CATHERINE E. STEVENSON Nickname: “Kay” Date of Birth: March 29, 1927, Franklin Grammar School: St. Mary’s Course: Secretarial Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing and collecting greeting cards Comment: Tall with curly black hair, “Kay” was a great credit to L. H. S. Her cheery smile and hearty greetings have brought her a great many friends. Lots of luck to you in your f uture days, Kay. FRANCES STEINBURG Nickname: “Fran” Date of Birth: July 13, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: College Ambition: To go to college Hobby: Music Activities: Student Comment: “Fran” is a good student and a well liked one. Good luck in your chosen field, “Fran”. EUNICE B. STILL Nickname: “Bobby” Date of Birth: June 22, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Packard Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To be a nurse Hobby: Dancing Comment: “Bobby” is one of our favorite blonds, very quiet and demure as a mouse. I am sure I would not mind being sick, if I thought Bobby was to be my nurse. 80 SALVATORE STRAMONDO Nickname: “Sammy” Date of Birth: March 1, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: College Ambiti on: To go to West Point Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: Sal’s work throughout his High School course has been greatly praised. ROBERT J. STRAUSS Nickname: “Bob” Date of Birth: October 18, 1928, Haverhill Grammar School: Tilton Course: College Ambition: Architect Hobby: Stamps Comment: “Bob” is a good student and his pleasing personality and willingness to help have made him one of our favorites. EDWARD D. SULLIVAN Nickname: “Sully” Date of Birth: February 25, 1929, North Andover Grammar School: Tarbox Course: General Ambition: Flying Hobby: Sketching Comment: Anyone would be but envious of “Sully”, because he is so popular and has so many friends. LOUISE MARY SULLIVAN Nickname: “Sully,” “Lou” Date of Birth: August 4, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: College Ambition: To be an Airplane Stewardess Hobby: Dancing Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Comment: Enjoys dancing. She is a girl anyone would like to have as a best friend. GLORIA E SUTCLIFFE Nickname: “Gus” Date of Birth: June 20, 1929, Lawrence Course: Business Ambition: Secretary to a doctor Hobby: Collecting post cards Comment: The host of friends whom “Gus” has gained is a result of a “happy go lucky” nature. She faces the world with a smile and a pleasant word on her lips. 81 GLADYS SWARM Nickname: “Bobby Soxs” Date of Birth: August 1, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Alexander B. Bruce Course: Nurses’ Ambition: To become a swimmer or diver Hobby: Swimming, diving, painting Comment: A pleasing personality makes Gladys a real asset to her class. MILDRED MARION SWIEC Nickname: “Milly” Date of Birth: February 24, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Packard Course: General Ambition: To be an Air Stewardess Hobby: Traveling, swimming dancing and skating Comment: Now here’s a miss that should be known to everyone, blond tresses and merry ways she sure is lots of fun. With her WANDA M. SWIEC Nickname: “Dutchie” Date of Birth: August 16, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: General Ambition: Hairdresser Hobby: Collecting cute pins Comment: Wanda is lively and full of fun. Whenever you are with her you are certain of ' having a good time. RICHARD M. TAIIAN Nickname: “Dick” Date of Birth: October 18, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: College Ambition. Pharmacist Hobby: Photography Activities: Mathematics Club Comment: A well liked boy, wonderful personality, sincere in all his studies. “Dick” is a boy who we are sure will make goo-d in his every undertaking. MARGARET TAIBBI Nickname: “Margie” Date of Birth: January 13, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Gilbert E. Hood Course: Business Ambition: Stenographer Lobby: Bowling and dancing Comment: “Margie,” cute as a kitten, has a sweet and friendly smile. 82 THOMAS UNDERWOOD, JR. Nickname: “Tom” Date of Birth: July 10. 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Packard Course: College Ambition: To be a success Hobby: Building model aircraft Comment: You can always expect a laugh when “Tom” is around. He is one of those persons that seem to let nothing bother them. May the road of life you follow be smooth. HELENE UZKO Nickname: “Junior” Date of Birth: December 24, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: General Ambition: To be a model Hobby: Bowling, dancing, swimming and collecting records Comment: She may be quiet at times, but it doesn’t interfere with her having many friends. ELIZABETH VALENTINO Nickname: “Lee” Date of Birth: July 29. 1928, Nantasket Beach Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: General Ambition: To be a model Hobby: Dancing Comment: “Lee” is a girl who faces life with a cheerful attitude. Her friends are many and her future is bound to be a success because of her facility to w n the friendship of all who assocaite with her. PHYLISS VERDOLOTTI Nickname: “Phil” Date o: Birth: May 16, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing Comment: “Phil” is another quiet girl in the senior class. Her many friends appreciate her amaz’ng sense of humor. You can always get a healthy laugh from her in spite of her quietness. JULIAN PAUL VENS Nickname: “Ty” , Date of Birth: May 26, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: General Ambition: To get married Hobby: Learning to dance Comment: Hilarious Vensy has chosen an interesting ambition for himself. We say what is always said, “May you live happily ever after!” 85 LILLIAN M. WAGSNBACK Nickname: “Lil” Dale of Birth: liay 14, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Roll ns Course: General Ambition: Pharmacist Hobby: Tennis Comment: Her bright smile and sweet disposition makes “Lil” a favorite among her classmates. DONALD G. WAKEFIELD Nickname: “Don” Date of Birth: August 4, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Rollins Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a Certified Public Accountant Hobby: Danc ' ng, reading and sports Comment: A “he man” they call him, this boy “Don”. Active in mostly every¬ thing that goes on, a lady’s man they say. T’is true, for “Don” was a pal and friend to all. JOHN J. WALKER Nickname: “Jack” Date of Birth: December 13, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: College Ambit.on: Aeronautical Engineer Hobby: Dancing Activities: Football Comment: “Jack” does well scholastically and socially, his card, and is popular with his classmates. He get’s all G’s on SHIRLEY JANE WALKER Nickname: “Shirl” Place of Birth: Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: General Ambition: To become a hairdresser Hobby: Bowling and records Activities: Student Comment: Shirley’s good deposition as well as her good looks helps to make her popular. Her skill as a hairdresser is outstanding. ELIZABETH WATTON Nicknames: “Betty” or “Belts” Date of Birth: November 13, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: College Ambition: Spec ' alist in Child N ursing Hobby: Music, dancing, skating Activities: 1 awrencian 1, 2, 3. Associate Editor 4 Comment: Everyone will long remember “Eetts” for her cheerful attitude. Her happy manner and fine school spirit and outstanding characteristics. We know we will always remember her in future years. 83 WILLIAM J. WELCH Nickname: “Bill” Date of Birth: November 17, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: G. E. Hood Course: College Ambition: To be a pianist Hobby: Collecting records Comment: Here’s a popular lad, always willing to help his friends in a cheerful, easy way. GEORGE WERMERS Nickname: “Holy” Date of Birth: August 19, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: General Ambition: Physical Instructor Hobby: Baseball and basketball Activities: Basketball Team Comment: A friendly smile and a personality to be envied are two of the things that you find when you meet George. His witty remarks are an asset which will always be of value to him. Best of luck to you in the future, “Holy”. ROBERT WHEELER Nickname: “Bob” Date of Birth: May 25, 1929 Grammar School: St. Mary’s Course: Commercial Ambition: Businessman Hobby: Basketball Activities: Track Comment: “Bob” is a quiet fellow, who came to our school this year. He has made many friends in his short stay and we wish him good luck. PHILIP WINN Nickname: “Phil” Date of Birth: March 23, 1928, Reading Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: College Ambition: To be an Electrical Engineer Hobby: Collecting stamps Comment: Very few and far between are the students who do not know our Philip. “Phil,” as he is always called, is quite a crooner when he gets started. The very best of luck to you, Philip (Casanova) Winn. ALLAN R. WIRTH Date of Birth: November 14, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: College Ambition: Chemical Engineer Hobby: Collecting stamps, coins, and minerals Activities: Math. Club Comment: His ability to figure out the most difficult math, problems has won for Allan great respect and admiration. We are sure that success will follow him in later life. 87 EVON YAMEEN Nickname: “Evie” Date of Birth: October 23, 1927. Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: General Hobby: Bowling and swimming Comment: “Evie” is a well liked girl with a pleasant personality. She is a very good student and will be a great success in life to come. 1929, Lawrence E. Hood GENEVIEVE YANUKOMS Nickname: “Gen” Date of Birth: August 10 Grammar School: Gilbert Course: Business Ambition: Model Hobby: Dancing, swimming, skating Activities: Girl cheerleader 4 Comment: One of the most fun-loving seniors brilliant smile have made her outstanding. is “Gen”. Her pretty hair and A sport-loving girl and a swefll cheerleader. May you have a happy future, “Gen”. ARTHUR YOUNG Nickname: “Youngie” Date of Birth: August 28, Grammar School: John R. Course: Business Ambition: To become a C. Hobby: Sports Comment: “Youngie” is a happy fellow at all times and we like courteous ways. He is planning on accounting as a career and he will make good. 1928, Methuen Rollins P. A. him for his we are sure IRENE A. ZALANSKAS Nickname: “I” Date of Birth: December 31, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To be a Surgical Nurse Hobby: Reading and dancing Activities: Glee Club, Girls’ Debating Society 2 Comment: “I” always was a favorite among her classmates, and will always be a well-liked person. RUTHE ZALANSKAS Nickname: “Sherry” Date of Birth: February 21, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: Business Ambition: Private Secretary Hobby: Collecting snapshots of friends Comment: “Sherry’s” friendly manner and winning one of the best liked girls in her class. personality have made her JOSEPH M. ZAPPALA Nickname: “Zap” Date of Birth: August 29, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: General Ambition: To become a Singer Hobby: Buying records Activities: Student Comment: “Zap’s” good humor is one reason for his popularity. His well chosen clothes also help to make him an interesting fellow with the girls. STEPHEN ZAPPALA Nickname: “Steve” Date of Birth: December 26, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: General Ambition: To become a Business Man Hobby: All sports Comment: “Steve” is a quiet fellow, who has a cordial attitude toward his classmates. His kind nature will help him attain and keep true friends. JOHN ZENEVITCH Nickname: “Johnny” Date of Birth: November 1, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Packard Course: General Ambition: Airplane Mechanic Hobby: Stamp collecting, swimming Activities: Band 3, 4. Comment: “Johnny” is a good sport and a true friend. He is always ready to help a crlassmate. His generous nature is sure to help him attain and keep true friends. ALMEDA ZULA Nickname: “Al” Date of Birth: August 22, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Wetherbee Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing, swimming, bowling Activities: Cheerleader Comment: A blonde beauty, just full of energy and school spirit is “Al”. She also did a fine job as a cheerleader in her Senior Year. JOSEPHINE M. ZUPPARDI Nickname: “Zip” Date of Birth: February 24, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Packard Course: Nurses’ Preparatory Ambition: To become a nurse at St. John’s Hospital Hobby: Dancing, singing Activities: Singing in Glee Club Comment: Dark haired and vivacious this little lass known as “Zip”, is dear to all. 89 NICHOLAS .T. ALIANIELLO Date of Birth: November 3, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Leahy Course: College Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Hobby: Sports, music, dancing Comment: Nick’s cheerful and optimistic outlook on life will be a priceless asset. His frankness, willingness and easy going disposition make him an ideal classmate. He entered the armed forces in our senior year. MARGARET BAGGETT Nickname: “Peggy” Date of Birth: December 5, 1928, Lawrence Course: General Ambition: Public Speaking Hobby: Ice skating, roller skating, writing and speaking. Activities: President of Girls Debating Society, Speaker’s Club, Lawrencian Staff. Comment: “Peggy” is vivacious, fun loving and a good student as well. With her experience in the Debating Society she will make good in her chosen field. RUTII BEGLEY Nickname: “Rusty” Date of Birth: November 18, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: Nurses Preparatory Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Dancing Comment: A very tiny miss, Ruth will be remembered for her sweet and charming manner which has gained her many friends during her four years in L H. S. DOROTHY BONANNO Date of Birth: March 30, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Rosary Course: Commercial Ambition: Business woman Hobby: Taking in movies Comment: She’ll make a good business woman for she’s quiet and obliging and an efficient worker. ROBERT J. CHAMBERLAIN Date of Birth: December 17, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Mary’s Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Diesel Engineer Hobby: Swimming Comment: “Bob” is a fellow with whom anyone can get along, and undoubtedly belongs to the “will-succeed” class. 90 EDWARD CHANIGIAN Nickname: “Ed” Date of Birth: April 23,1927, Lawrence Grammar School: John K. Tarbox Course: General Ambition: To become a lawyer Hobby: Collecting stamps Activities: Indoor Traffic Squad Comment: “Ed” has given his best as a student MARGARET J. DALEY Nickname: “Peggy” Date of Birth: April 3, 1928, Salem Grammar School: St. Mary’s Course: Nursing Ambition: To become a singer Hobby: Collecting pictures of movie stars Comment: Margaret is a quiet girl well liked by those who know her. She certainly has a beautiful singing voice and ought to be successful in her ambition. WILLIAM EARLEY Nickname: “Bill” Date of Birth: February 21, 1929, Methuen Grammar School: St. Augustine’s Course: General Ambition: To go over Niagara Falls in a barrel Comment: We hope “Bill” achieves his ambition. This is typical of “Happy- go-lucky “Bill” who is well liked by his classmates. GERALD FINBERG Nickname: “Chips” Date of Birth: November 27, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: A. B. Bruce Course: College Ambition: Medical Officer in Navy Hobby: Flying and photography Activities: Cheerleader 3, Lawrencian 2, 3, 4 (Associate Editor); Outdoor Traffic Squad 2, 3 (Lieutenant); Indoor Traffic Squad 3 Comment: “Chips” certainly looks swell since he returned from Florida. May you have all the ftuck with you in your future career. ANNE MARIE GAFFNEY Date of Birth: October 30, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: College Ambition: Attend College Hobby: Dancing Activities: Speakers’ Club Comment: Anne has a sparkling personality who brings cheer wherever she goes. She is lovely and always well-dressed. 91 JOHN GILLIS Nickname: “Gilly” Date of Birth: September 30, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Laurence’s Course: General Ambition: To be employed by the N. E. Tel. and Tel. Co. Comment: John Gillis is one of the best, full of good nature and fun, HENRY W. GREEN Nickname: “Nicky” Date of Birth: June 25, 1928, North Andover Grammar School: Packard Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To be a success Hobby: Hunting and fishing Comment: Henry is a quiet member of the call, but you can always perceive a humorous gleam in his eyes. His friendly smile and witty remarks will always be of value to him. RICHARD JAWORSKI Grammar School: Holy Trinity Date of Birth: November 22, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Trinity Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Auto Mechanic Hobby: Dancing Comment: Richard has a quiet nature but still retains a personality unequalled by many a person. We hope you’ll find pleasure as an auto mechanic, Richard. WILLIAM R. LA CROIX Nickname: “Bill” Date of Birth: August 20, 1927, Chelsea Grammar School: Leahy Course: College Ambition: Writer Hobby: Reading Comment: “Bill” is a serious, intelligent fellow, well-liked by many of his class¬ mates. He has a fine appreciation of literature and we hope he attains success as a writer. RICHARD LAHEY Nicknames: “Dick,” “Iron Mike” Date of Birth: November 1, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Patrick Course: General Ambition: Become a Football Coach Hobby: Hunting and fishing Activities: Football ’42, ' 43, ' 44, ’45; Track ' 43; Baseball ' 42 Comment: “Dick” is a real sportsman. He is respected by all his classmates. 92 ROBERT F. LAIRD Nickname: “Bob” Date of Birth: February 1, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Mechanic Hobby: Swimming, fishing Comment: “Bob” is a fine fellow, who will make good in any business venture. PHILIP M. LARCO Nickname: “Phil” Date of Birth: July 31, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: College Ambition: Self-satisfaction Hobby: Loafing Activities: Mathematic Club Comment: Probably Phil’s middle name should be “ambitious”, because ho surely is all of that and more. Here’s wishing you luck, Phil, in all your life’s works. ALFRED J. LEGERE Nickname: “Sonny” Date of Birth: March 5 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Leahy Course: Business Ambition: Join the Navy Comment: Alfred is certainly one of the well liked members of the class of “46”. With his winning ways and charming personality he certanly will be a popular sailor. MARY B. LIBBEY Nickname: “Libbey” Date of Birth: June 19, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Joseph’s Course: College Ambition: To become a nurse Hobby: Music Comment: Libby is a good student and a good sport. FLORENCE LIGIITFOOT Nickname: “Sis” Date of Birth: May 18, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: General Ambition: Batchelor Girl Hobby: Writing Comment: “Sis“ is very popular and one of the nicest girls we know. She always has a Cheery smile for everyone. 93 NICHOLAS LOFFREDO Nickname: “Nick” Date of Birth: August 23, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Oliver Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Mechanic Hobby: Swimming, fishing Comment: “Nick”, fun loving, mischievious, but well meaning, is an all around fellow. EDWARD B. MONTE Nickname: “Eddie” Date of Birth: April 19, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John Breen Course: Manual Arts Ambition: To become a Master Machinist Hobby: Hunt and fish Comment: “Eddie” is one member of the class of ’46 we won’t forget. He is congenial, carefree, and always prepared to help everyone. MILDRED HELEN OBST Nickname: “Blondie” Date of Birth: July 3, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: John R. Rollins Course: General Ambition: Career in music Hobby: Collecting records of different kinds from all countries of the world Activities: High School Orchestra Comment: “Blondie” always greets her friends with a winning smile. LOUISE C. PASSARETTI Nickname: “Lou” Date of Birth: October 16, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School Rollins Course: General Ambition: Dietitian Hobby: Classical music Comment: “Lou” certainly proved to be a favorite in the class of “46”. It may be her winning smile, or her pleasing personality, but whatever it is she rates A-l with all of us. ANNA LUCILLE PRAETZ Date of Birth: June 10, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: College Ambition: Laboratory Technician Hobby: Bowling, ice skating, swimming Activities: Math. Club, Debating Society and Student Council Comment: A cheery smile and friendly “hello” are two of Anna’s good qualities. Her sparkling personality makes her one of our favorites. We are sure that -success will follow her in later life. 94 GRACE F. QUACLIETTA Nickname: “Squeaky” Date of Birth: April 21, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Hood Course: Business Ambition: To be a Secretary Hobby: Music and dancing Comment: Her friendly manners and sweet personality have won for Grace her many friends. Good luck! We know you will be a successful secretary. MURIEL CLAIRE SCHLOTT Nickname: “Schlottsie” Date of Birth: July 19, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Bruce Course: College Ambition: Business woman Hobby: Swimming Comment: Muriel is one of the sweetest girls of our class. A conscientious and capable student she will succeed in her ambition. DONALD PETER SHAHEEN Nickname: “Don” Date of Birth: April 4, 1929, Lawrence Grammar School: Tarbox Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Radio Operator Hobby: Records Activities: Student Comment: “Don’s” smile helps to win his friends. His ambition is to be a radio operator. Good luck “Don”. STANLEY SMULSKI Nickname: “Stan” Date of Birth: August 31, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Packard Course: General Ambition: To own and operate a lumber business Hobby: Hunt and fish Comment: “Stan” has a yen for coming to school late, but he is quiet and we know he will be successful. ALTA M. TUTTLE Nickname: “Al” Date of Birth: August 14, 1928, Dorchester Grammar School: Friendship Street School, Maine Course: General Ambition: Hairdresser Hobby: Swimming, skiing and reading Comment: In our estimation “Al” is a wonderful girl. She has a happy air about her, and is a real friend. 95 ROBERT WALSH Nickname: “Bob’ ' Date of Birth: September 13, 1927, Lawrence Grammar School: St. Laurence’s Course: General Ambition: To be a success Hobby: Sports Comment: Tall, handsome and all-round good sport is our “Bob”. Liked by all his classmates, we are sure he will be a success. DOROTHY WITKOWSKI Nickname: “Smiley” Date of Birth: February 6, 1928, Lawrence Grammar School: Holy Trinity Course: General Ambition: Popular vocalist on stage Hobby: Collecting records Comment: She is liked immediately on meeting for her lovely smile. 06 MATH CLUB Front Row—left to right— _ Yvonne M. Arragg; Rosemarie Sessa; Ruth Lange; Rosario V. Tomasello; John E. Fenton; Joseph G. Prone, Allan R. Wirth, Bertha M. Hughes, Marion E. Callaghan, Cecelia E. Abdoo. Second Row—left to right— Margaret Lord; Jay Slosberg; Michael Licciardello; Wallace B. Lebowitz; Robert Cassidy. Walter Lebowitz; Michael S. Sapuppo; Joseph Toma; William G. Flieder; David Cohen; William Cohen; Maynard J. Lebowitz; Philip P. Beninato; Harold Finegold; John Fleming; Thomas Hennessey. The 1945- 1946 Math Club had an interesting and successful year, as usual. Much credit should be given to Joseph Prone, president, capably assisted by vice-president Rosario Tomaselli, secretary Allen Wirth, and treasurer John Fenton. Many educational and enlightening subjects were discussed throughout the year. Miss Margaret Lord, head of the Mathematics Department, was the faculty adviser. 97 THE LAWRENCIAN STAFF-1946 an - J : Y Front Row—left to right— Mary L. Creeley; Thelma M. Fredette; Anna Deloian, Associate Editor; Wallace B. Lebowitz, Associate Editor; Nancy MacGilvrey; Bernice Taylor, Treasurer; ciaire Gaffney, Editor-In-Chief; Natalie Dwyer, Asso¬ ciate Editor; Rachel Lagueux; Norma Silverman. Second Row—left to right— Mary Massari; Katherine M. Tomaselli; Laura Fredette; Doris E. Witzgall; Dorothy M. DeQuattno, Circula¬ tion Manager; Frances J. Turner; Marlene Kenner; Annie Machoolian; Nellie Torrisi; Barbara R. Dwyer. Third Row—left to right— Ann Dibitetto; Margaret T. Kennedy; Justine M. Devlin; Shirley Keleher; Millicent Belanger; Jtoan De- Francesco; Phyllis Schwartz; Shirley Mottram; Freda R. Torrisi; Mary DiZazzo. Fourth Row—left to right— Margaret Baggett; Eileen Ash; Joseph E. Kerrigan, Faculty Advisor; Bertha M. Hughes; Jean Chengerian; Bernard Fionte. The 1946 Lawrencian Staff was one of the best in the history of the paper and had a success¬ ful year. Included in the editions were all the regular columns plus the special news events and the annual contests. This year, we endeavored to have stories of the teachers who returned from military service. As in years past, the school paper was under the capable direction of Faculty Adviser Joseph E. Kerrigan who contributed much time and effort to make it a success. A great deal of credit goes to our Editor-in-Chief, Claire Helen Gaffney, for she put a great deal of time into the Lawrencian. 98 L.II.S. DEBATING SOCIETY Front Row—left to right— Vivian Batal; Joan Maloney; Patricia A. Hannon, Secretary; Vivian Ramey. Second Row—left to right— Eileen Ash; Freda R. Torrisi; Margaret Baggett, President. Third Row—left to right— Madeline Hannon, Treasurer; Mary A. Driscoll, Moderator; Marion E. Callaghan. Under the direction of Miss Mary A. Drisooll, the Girls’ Debating Society is one of the out¬ standing clubs in Lawrence High. This year however, due to the fact that many girls were working after school, the membership was slightly smaller than in previous years. Having been formed in 1920 b j the girls in the class of 1921, the Girls’ Debating Club has been of great interest to Sopho¬ more, Junior and Senior girls. A meeting is held in the school building every Monday evening, where subjects of public interest are debated by various members. We, Senior girls, will not forget the enjoyable times had at the dancing parties and outings held each year by the Debating Society. Good luck to its future members, we. know they will be a success. The officers of the Girls’ De¬ bating Society for ’45 - ’46 have been; Margaret Baggett, president; Eileen Ashe, vice-president; Patricia Hannon, secretary; Madeline Hannon, treasurer. Margaret T. Baggett, ’46 99 LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL SPEAKERS CLUI Front Row—left too right— Annie Nigohosian; Jane A. McKallagat; Joan Silverman; Mary L. Creeley; Jay Slosberg, Vice-President; J. Carol Bradley, Secretary; George K. Boyd, President; Rachel Lagueux; Natalie Dwyer; Vivian Ramey; Geraldine Clement; Marian C. Shine, Director. Second Row—left to right— Ruth Chadwick; Ruth Nelson; Marilyn Harvey; Mary L.ouise Kennedy; Eileen Greene; Florence Meister; Margaret Pierro; Shirley M. Smith; Thelma M. Fredette; Vera Davidson. Third Row—left to right— Albert Campaiola; Bernard Tay; Eileen Ash; Margaret Baggett; Nancy MacGilvrey; Shirley Farrell; Bernice Taylor; Beatrice O’Leary; Moira Higgins; Frances J. Turner; Rose Meister. Fourth Row—left to right— Salvatore Stramondo; Maynard J. Lebowitz; Thomas J. Donohoe; Richard M. Tahan; Elizabeth Klier; Irene Sabbagh; Madeline Hannon. The Speakers’ Club is an organization comprised of Seniors who are interested in the fur¬ therance of good speech. Public Speaking is one subject that is a necessity and is invaluable in later life. The entertainment for the meetings is presented by the members, themselves, and in this way everyone has an opportunity to augment his talents by actual experience before the group. The various performers of the plays given over the sound system are chosen from members of the club. Every year some member of the club has brought some honors to his school from the American Legion Oratorical Contest, and this year Florence Meister won the city awards for the contest. The meetings are held twice a month, and are under the supervision of the teacher of Public Speaking, Miss Marion C. Shine. George K. Boyd 100 LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Front Row—left to right— Louise Ellen Nardo; Mildred Obst; Cynthia McGeoch; Pauline B. Duquette; Beatrice Trembley. Second Row—left to right— , _ ,, _ Henrietta C. Duquette; Irene Matchmaker; Stuart S. Albert; William Scalora; Alfred G. Maroun; Samuel H. Dyer; Philip Mignanelli, Jr.; Edward Lawlor; Raymond Skrodis. Third Row—left to right— „ , T Shirley M. Mets; Joseph McCall; Anthony Consentino; Richard Ciccarelli; George K. Boyd; Robert Lacey; Raymond Metzemakers; Norman Bistany; Anthony J. Giaimo; Robert Sault. This year’s orchestra had some fine material, but with many of the students working, they were unable to attend rehearsals regularly. The string section predominated over the brass and wood wind, but the brass came in to add vigor and color whenever it was necessary. During the school year, the orchestra accompanied the Glee Club at the school programs, and also rendered many beautiful selections. For the first time in five years, the State and New England, music conclaves are going to be held, but it has not been decided yet whether or not the Lawrence High School orchestra will take part in them. All those who played, under the able direction of Mr. Robert E. Sault, will always remember the time and effort he so freely contributed to keep the Lawrence High School orchestra up to its usual high standards. Irene E. Matchmaker 101 L.II.S. GLEE CLUB Front Row—left to right— Marie Patti; Mary L. Creeley; Florence Kopelman; Pearl Siegel; Louise Sullivan; Mary I. Garrett; Doris Peacock; Rita Joan Bastinelli; Vivian Ramey; Jean Chengerian. Sec-ond Row—left to right— Gloria Mauceri; Katherine M. Tomaselli; Marion E. Cianci; Therese Young; Sylvia Blanchette; Mary Maglia; Sonia Zerigian; Nancy Fichera; Santina Galluzzo. Third Row—left to right— Shirley M. Mets; Louise Ellen; Nardo; Muriel A. Jellison; Irene Agnes Zalanskas; Josephine Merollar. Pauline LeBlanc; Josephine Genovese; Robert Sault. Fourth Row—left to right— Dorothy Fierce; Dorothy Lamontagne; Elizabeth Klier; Bertha M. Hughes; Barbara Meisner. Fifth Row—left to right— Bernard Fionte; Gennaro Amoroso; L. Willard Hunt; George K. Boyd; John A. GOlis. Although the Glee Club was slightly smaller this year than in previous years, it did enjoy a successful season. Director of the club, Mr. Robert E. Sault, formed the first of its kind in 1916, while yet not being Head of the Music Department. It holds its weekly rehearsals on Thursday eve¬ nings, and conducts one dancing party in the Spring, in the school hall, for members only. Our Glee Club added much enjoyment in programs presented over the public address sys¬ tem. We, the 1946 graduates, who belong to the club, will always remember the enjoyment we have experienced under the able direction of Mr. Robert E. Sault. Mary I. Garrett 102 LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL BAND A 3 c u X 0 V O 3 43 X © tfj X -w •N SO 3 N c N •© 3 © X d © bD i « s fi © ' O o 3 X 3i 0) • P Z © s ■M © 3 X cl (4 © A -w as fa. hi a A W is x A v — X P. © -c 3 e£ rt © A Vi 0) s © ne s a h rt A X • N A P — ’O © rt £ o s 4 ) N 3 X © •“S © © © « 8 © «« A « © 3 X rt 3 © c H © fl£ 5 rt XI c « 3 •- t - a c« M 3 tT a 5 -o — ® m 3 - 5 ft X 03 o 3 © -3 X © ei s 3 « 0. © 3 3 9 a © S © s 3 S� . © © rt — -© © © Xl o os © © A © fa. -© © © X O ai • • A «s ’© 03 © © 3 9 © « as © ox © © V c •V ►� © 03 © ax © 9 © o x x © 9 £ a A © ' O © o 3 d • d-i (A C Xi i © 3 g £ M £ « u o2«j ag .5 “ © © ■ts «as 2 o d d © ,p . fa.0 3 SJ d £ f � j“2 T 3 oca •♦ be «M C v .3 is © ‘ as t s © © i © N © x 1.% o X ., © H 1 ; 3 2 H 5,2 I S x 52 .Sf oS © 33 I I a- l “1 X s © c 3 © _ . fa.ft’C X 3 25 A 03 103 STUDENT COUNCIL-1946 Front Row—left to right— Charley Priesing; Kathryn Alekel; Natalie S. Dwyer; James F. Mullen. Second Row—left to right— Peter Kalitka; Bertha M. Hughes; Thomas Ruffen. Third Row—left to right— Bernard F. Fionte; Elaine Scott; Gennaro Amoroso; Thomas L. Hunt. This year’s Student Council, consisting of four Seniors, three Juniors, two Sophomores and two Freshmen respectively, has made some admirable alterations in the old standards of the Law¬ rence High School. We were honored in having among the class representatives, our Class Sec¬ retary, Natalie Dwyer and Vice-President, James Mullen. The committee acted upon the suggestion ;ind were successful in establishing girl cheerleaders and high-school dances, which we sincerely hope will be maintained by succeeding classes. This group and what it stood for will serve as a model to all Student Councils in later years. Charles Priesing 104 YEARBOOK ADVERTISEMENT COMMIT Front Row—left to right— Phyllis C. Peterson; Marlene Kenner; Kathryn Alekel; Tames Mullen; Natalie Dwyer; Raymond Palmegiano; Rachel Lagueux; Adona Boucher. Second Row—left to right— Ruth Chadwick; Dorothy T. Rivard; Bernice Taylor; Genevieve Yanukonis; Nancy MacGilvrey; Mary Louise Kennedy. Third Row—left to right— Martin L. Neistadt; Alfred Mann, Jr.; Maynard J. Lebo yitz; Robert Lacey; John T. Casey, Faculty Adviser; Donald G. Wakefield; Alan Lederman; Charles Priesi ig; Fred F. Ramey. This year ' s Advertisement Committee, headed by our class officers, was ably assisted by the group pictured above. Mr. John T. Casey, our genial Physics teacher, acted as faculty adviser, and kept us in action with suggestions for new ads. A great deal of credit goes to our Secretary-Treasurer, Natalie Dwyer, who did a splendid job in sending out the bills to our subscribers. 105 A Tribute to John T. Casey A fine teacher—a real friend. Mr. John T. Casey, who has been teaching at L.H.S. for a comparatively few years, has already made a name for himself with the faculty and student body alike. Willingly he accepted the task of heading the advertising committee for the 1946 yearbook. He gave unstintingly of his time like the good sport he is and put a lot of hard work into it. His unfailing good humor and sage advice helped a good many of us inexperienced adv. salesmen out of several difficulties. More credit than prob ably anyone realizes goes to him for the success of this yearbook. Our hats are off to you for a fine fellow, Mr. Casey, and thanks a million from the class of forty-six. 106 Jo7 LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM a ct £ © O O © be u © © o £ N © ft (O rt £ © A H cT c N rt ft. ps ft a A © - a PS © a © Q m © © a as ft a a ft £ rS © . ©2 © M rtj © S a V) as © © a u ct A © a rt © « . £ «3 c« 5 — a r ps ££ S ' a © ft a aa a a t« © . © — h 2 S e ' S J3 -fi o «j i-s D ' C beg © a © C O g U • v a — « ft O a -a o a Q O ”s l l K. £ J? A - ft a © � � «w aft ■2 a a K s a - s i 2 rt 1 be ps a ft ft J. c a 1 i = as rt ft -r — © A be -. o ' C g a © ft ' -ft — M ft © TsS I J.S N ch ft a « 3_ «s s? 5 - P3 IH © 72 ft © as © a a a © o © £ - be e C a t a © £ A u O O as 2 © A. ft. © c u © bc a rt ’© ft a ft; S ' ft ©. a •p be i © a ft a a © £ � . ps ft .a PS ■ - ft. ft £. as a © a ft © be u © © .. O a; w © • ce? � bc«- e« ft ft H Pi ,£ QCO ft2 : j!« a c 5 ©• ©Q be —c ft © £ © ft a o u ft a a PS • Nl a 8 be i • pN r C Jn ©H © ft a ... c © N © Sft §3 ps ft. ►- © a ©; as fc o © ft fti 108 LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM—Season 1946 HEAD COACH MARK H. DEVLIN, JR. TRAINER JAMES J. MURPHY ASST. COACH JAMES J. JORDAN CAPTAIN RAYMOND PALMEGIANO ASST. COACH ERNEST PERRY STUDENT MGRS. DOUGLAS WATSON FACULTY MGR. JOHN W. KENNEDY ROBERT GAGNON AND ROBERT CAHILL Lawrence 6 Swampscott 0 The third time we had been invited to the Lynn Jamboree, and this time we were the victors winning 6-0. Palmegiano’s throwing was excellent while Walker’s catches were spectacular. The winning score came on a pass from Palmegiano to Waflker. Lawrence 7 1 St. James 0 Again a pass from Palmegiano to Walker was good for the score and then Palmegiano’s placekick made the score 7-0. Lahey starred at center for the home team whilie Burnham did some fine work from his guard position. Lawrence 12 Revere 26 Lawrence scored first with Palmegiano going over from the five yard line. His- try for the extra point was not good. Then Revere put on its power and scored almost at will after Lawrence’s touchdown. Palmegiano scored Lawrence’s second touchdown a few minutes before the close of the game making the final score Revere 26, Lawrence 12. Lawrence 14 Manchester Central 13 This game was a back and forth affair with Law¬ rence finally winning out at the end. Lawrence scored first when Callagy went over from the three yard line putting Lawrence ahead. Palmegiano’s try for the extra point was good to put the Lawrence team ahead 7-0. Manchester took the kickoff and Harring¬ ton of the home team raced 70 yards for a touchdown. The try for the extra point was no good. Manchester then scored the next touchdown and they got the extra point too. Lawrence was not to be denied, and they came right back to score on a pass from Palmegiano to Belanger. Palmegiano then rushed the winning point. The line play of Donovan and Kalitka was outstanding in this game. Lawrence 7 Boston College High 27 This game was well played in the first half with Boston leading 14-0. At the beginning of the second haf ' f Palmegiano went over for a touchdown and Belanger added the extra point to make -the score 14-7. After this Lawrence folded and Boston College went on to win. Perocchi’s end play and Sanderson at the tackle spot starred for the Lawrence team. Lawrence 6 Lynn English 6 A game played in the mud and rain. Walker’s brilliant end run put Lawrence in the Head 6-0. Then Lynn came to life and scored a touchdown to end the game in a deadlock. Belanger’s hard running and Callagy’s blocking featured the game for the home team. Lawrence 7 Nashua 6 A thrilling game from start to finish which was won in the last 20 seconds of prlay. A long pass from Captain Palmegiano to John Walker who made a sensational catch of the ball for a touchdown. Belan¬ ger then rushed the winning point for a well-deserved Lawrence victory. The whole Lawrence club played brilliantly with Trignani starring as a running back. Lawrence 6 Peabody 14 A night game played at Lynn’s Manning Bowl with Peabody winning out at the end. The Devlin aggregation played well but Peabody had just a (little bit more power than Lawrence. Belanger’s touch¬ down was -the only cheerful feature that Lawrence could shout about. Captain-Elect Pete Kalitka did some fine defensive work from his tackle position. Lawrence 7 Haverhill 7 This was a well played game with Haverhill scoring first and leading during the first and second periods 7-0 on a long run and the all important extra point. Starting the second half Lawrence Hooked like a new team and they down to business on doing some¬ thing about the score. Play by play they gained constantly until finally Belanger of the Lawrence team went over for the score. He also rushed the extra point to tie the game at 7 all. The rest of the game was a passing one but at the end the game ended in a tie. Belanger’s running featured the game while Lahey’s tackling was outstanding. Lawrence 7 Lowell 14 This year’s annual game was played at Lowell and the Lawrence line-up was as follows: Left End Left Tackle Left Guard Center Right Guard Right Tackle Right End Quarterback Left Halfback Right Halfback Fullback Steve Perocchi Pete Kalitka Chuck Donovan Dick Lahey Danny Burnham Don Sanderson Jack Walker Ray Palmegiano (C) Roland Belanger Fred Connors Lenny Callagy The first half from the Lawrence point of view was an ideal one. Palmegiano on a half spinner went fifteen yards and Lawrence lead 6-0. He then kicked the extra point to put his team ahead 7-0. Fine rush¬ ing by Belanger, Callagy, and Connors and it looked as if Lawrence was off for another touchdown but as luck had it time ran out and the score remained Law¬ rence 7, Lowell 0. The second half started and some 12,000 football fans thought this half was going to be a repeater but as things, have it they were mistaken. From the very start Lowell looked like a new ball- team. Everything they did was right and everything Lawrence did went wrong. Lowell took the advantage and in doing so they scored two consecutive touch¬ downs and they also added the two extra points to make the final score of the game Lawrence 7, Lowell 14. Those boys who were playing their last game for Lawrence were Bill Brady, Chuck Donovan, Dick Lahey, Arthur Dalton, Danny Burnham, John Walker, and Ray Palmegiano. I wish to express my sincere wishes to the undergraduates for the seniors and my¬ self, and no matter if you win or lose next year you will at least know that we, the Class of 1946, will be behind you 100%. Good luck, fellers, and win one for “46”. RAYMOND (Punchy) PALMEGIANO 109 LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM S3 as s n w c rt U c !M S i as as PS £ as C © cc I s ts -2 X3 on am as • £ •a .2 © x © ai On - « -« Ci d -u a « a c as .i © T 9J 1 .£ £ £ o 2 o PS as X PS V © c u S3 d d © ,£ § Q = a t: ■C rt o M ►-D 5 e«-4 O « X3 Cfl 2 3 c o Q d c 0) c l as O cm © £ rt ►■a o ! cS J d Si CS £ d W « S3 o d Si aS Z © aS X « s 8 aS d d aS X Si as ja © PS © rt J= , bm c ‘C © A o £ 0 7 cJ £ d © £ « 5 -w in in .is si b 3 X3 la £ 110 THE LAWRENCE HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM—1946 The 1946 Lawrence High School Basketball Team closed a none-too-successful season on Maich 5, with a sensational last-minute victory over our arch-rivals at Lowell. Tommy Ruffen dropped in 14 points in a fine clutch performance that sent our team ahead in the last few seconds. An impressive 31-25 victory over a strong Alumni quintet led by George Toomey opened the season on January 2. The team won its next two games, defeating Salem 33-24, and Gloucester, 33-23. The playing of Ray Palmegiano was notable in both contests. e suffered our first defeat at the Lynn English Gym in one of the roughest games played in the Essex County League this year, or any year. The crowd broke out onto the floor at one time in the final period, and this interference undoubtedly had a great deal to do with English forging ahead to a 29-17 score. Beverly gave a marvelous exhibition of basket shooting in outspeeding our boys 50-30 in the next game played. A weak Peabody went down to defeat, 37-17, on January 18, and on the following Tuesday we eked out a thrilling 25-24 win over Lynn Classical. The team lost its next two games 24-31, to Salem, and 27-49, to Gloucester. We had beaten both of these teams previously, and it is an un¬ usual fact that the team did not win a single series during the season. The high point of the season was reached when the team avenged its previous defeat by beating Lynn English in a stunning 38-30 upset. The boys all played over their heads, giving a fine exhibition of basketball as it should be played. Ray Palmegiano and Tommy Ruffen, partic¬ ularly, were outstanding, scoring 14, and 13 points respectively. During the next three weeks the team fell into a six-game losing streak. We dropped games to Peabody, 23-26; to Beverly, 42-50; to Lynn Classical, 39-50; and two contests to the championship Haverhill High Team: 15-32, 17-43. The team lost its first game with Lowell by one point, 22-23, and then came back to win the aforementioned last game of the year, 32-30. Although the won and lost record wasn’t impressive, hopes are much brighter for next year, with four out of the five starting players back for another season. Ray Palmegiano, a four-year veteran, was the only senior member of the first five. He was high-scorer with 157 points, scored from the guard and center positions. Tommy Ruffen, a junior, netted 143 from a forward position. The other forward, Johnny Fenton, possesses a good eye, and should develop into quite a scorer next year. The Captain-elect for next year, Steve Perocchi, was a great defensive player, and should make an ideal leader. Two juniors, Johnny Papazian and Sig Weissbein, split up the other starting sport between them, and Ted Kershaw saw considerable service at forward. Boys who played with the second team were Maynard Lebowitz and George Wermers, seniors; Tom Petzy, a junior; John Dean and Carmen Martellini, sophomores. Francis Keville, the captain, is serving with the U. S. Navy. Stephen Perocchi was the Acting Captain, and Joseph Lawlor, the Student Manager. The squad was ably handled buring the season by Head Coach Mark H. Devlin, Jr., Assistant Coach James F. Jordan, Faculty Manager John W. Kennedy, and Trainer James J. Murphy. Joseph A. Lawlor 111 LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM-1916 Rear Row—left to right— Robert Smith; Edison Marini; Emil Witkiewicz; Donald Sanderson; R ' Onauld Mackewich; Raymond Palme- giano; Michael Ohanian; Joseph Weisgerber; William Canty, and Roland Trignani. Middle Row—left to right— Edmund Nasser; Joseph Zangri; Gene DiMariano; Bernard Ribas; James Mullen; Captain Frank Fouclier; Joseph Prone; Frank Kothman; Robert McGurn; Allan Locke and John Collins. Front Row—left to right— Fred Conway, Robert Cassidy, Robert Fraser, Alfred Stella, Robert Ryley, Francis Zemis, Peter Kurgan, Ronald Black, Joseph Beshara, and Teddy Makarswicz. 112 LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM Last December of nineteen forty-five, Mr. Perry called out candidates for the indoor track squad. The following lettermen reported: Capt. Frank Foucher, Rolland Trignani, Joseph Zangri, Raymond Palmegiano, Donald Mathews and James Mullen. The outlook wasn’t very bright with only six lettermen returning, but they were well divided to give Mr. Perry several lettermen in each event. In the dash was Donald Mathews and James Mullen; hurdles, Frank Foucher and James Mullen, 300 yd. run; Don Mathews, 600 yd. run; Joe Zangri, 1,000 yd. run; Frank Foucher, high jump; Rolland Trignani, Frank Foucher and Jimmy Mullen, broad jump; Rolland Trignani, shot- put, Ray Palmegiano. With the help of Johnny Collins, Romeo Mackiewcz, and Fred Connors com¬ bined with the lettermen, the season was a good one. The first meet was with Lynn English. Lynn on paper was a strong team. Frank Foucher won the hurdles and thousand yard run. Trignani won the broad jump and high jump, Mathews finished second in the dash and Mullen third in the hurdles. Fred Connors finished second in the six hundred and Romeo Mackiewcz won the short-put. The final score was Lawrence 42, Lynn thirty-five. The second meet was with Andover J. V. Lawrence won, thirty-seven to twenty-six. Capt. Foucher paced the team again with three first, winning the hurdles, thousand and a tie for first in the high jump with Rolland Trignani. Mathews won the three hundred and finished second in the dash. Collins finished third in the dash and Connor second in the six hundred. Lawrence swept the hurdles and high jump. Lynn Classical was our next opponent and here we suffered our first loss 40-37. Despite the loss, Foucher again won the hurdles and thousand. Mullen again ran third in the hurdles, Mathews again finished second in the dash and third in the 300. Trignani tied for first in the high jump and won the broad jump. Connors got a third in the six hundred. Next came Somerville with the state champ in the dash, who just beat out Don Mathews in the fastest time in this year’s season. Capt. Foucher won both the hurdles and the 1,000 again and the high jump. Mullen annexed another third in the hurdles, while Kathman won the broad jump, to beat Trignani for his first defeat all year. Connors won the six hundred, Mathews won the three hundred and Mackiewcz won the shortput. Last but not least came our traditional opponent, Lowell. This was the final meet of the year, and our first trip out of town. Lowell won the Northeastern meet and were at home, so they were overwhelmingly picked to win. Lowell boasted Wojcik and Abrams, two of the best men in the State, Wociz, the best six hundred and fourth best hurdler. Capt. Foucher won the hurdles in a brilliant race, and in another sparkling performance won the 100 yd. run. Mathews finished third in the dash, Collins second in the 300 yd. dash. “Trig” won the broad jump and Beshara fin¬ ished third. Lawrence swept the high jump, a triple tie for first among Jim Mullen, Lrank Foucher and Trignani. Romeo finished second in the shortput. The final score was Lowell 45, Lawrence 30. Lawrence finished tenth at the Northeastern meet with four points. Mackiewcz was second in the shortput and “Trig” tied for third in the high jump. So ended a good season and laurels to Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Perry. The lettermen were: Foucher, Mullen, Trignani, Collins, Beshara, Kathman, Mathews, Connors and Mackiewcz. James F. Mullen, Jr. 113 LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM-1946 u 9 X 1 o 05 hi 9 X ha 9 be te •w Cl 5= x Si v © N9 1 3 u fifi s 3 £ _3 C V V hi o O V ha fc oT S o be h O b� h x c 3 U £ 3 •hi N x ; be ja E o - a -hi ' 2 = H S v 9 ■7 h £ o 05 N N X « t? C b c 5 3 © w b 9 9 . 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This constitutes an average of .736, a remarkable feat. Year after year he has taken his material and has shaped up a team that Lawrence could be proud of. During the past 4 years he has compiled a record of 55 wins and 11 defeats for a record of .833. Three of these teams were Essex County League Champions while last year they were runner-ups. Assisting Coach Devlin is Jimmy Jordan, amiable and capable assistant. Veterans from last year’s team are Captain George Veilleux, center field; “Ray” Palmegiano, left field; Fred Connor, right field; and James McGregor, pitcher. Also avail¬ able are the following reserves: Thomas Ruffin, 1st base; “Ted” Kershaw, short stop; “Ed” Samra, 3rd base; Pete Kalitka, catcher; and John Papazian, M. Lebowitz, A. Forgioni, in the outfield, and Edison Marini, pitcher. Coach Devlin is fortunate in bringing back intact last year’s outfield. They are “Ray” Pal¬ megiano, George Vellieux, Fred Connors. “Ray” held a varsity berth for the last three years and has not missed a game yet. He found his batting eye last year and “smashed” the apple for .333. [n center field is Captain Vellieux. Although an outfielder, he can also handle the hot corner in a capable manner. George is no sissy at the bat either. He has powerful arms and can certainly give the ball a long ride. On the bases he is a demon with his speed and dashes from base to base like the wind. Fred Connors completes this natural outfield at right field. A very fast lad, he can be counted on in coming through in the pinch. With this trio roaming the green, Coach Devlin can be sure of a hard hitting, fast working outfield. Around the infield we will go now. Our first stop will be at first base. There are no worries here as this position is practically secured by Thomas Ruffin, a member of the Junior class. “Tom” is the third consecutive southpaw to handle this position in the last six years. He can handle anything that comes his way and has a quick arm and sharp eye. A powerful potential hitter, Lawrence is fortunate in having a boy of this caliber to handle this difficult position. At shortstop is “Ted” Kershaw. Ted started last year’s season as a regular at this position but had to give up the sport due to illness. He is well again, so we can all expect him to show up at his old position. A member of the sophomore class and regular third baseman on the second team is “Ed” Samra, one of the finest prospects to enter the high school for a number of years. Great things are expected of this newcomer, for he is a powerful batter and tears up the hot corner like another “Jim” Tabor. He has a rifle arm and shoots the sphere across the infield like a comet. This completes our trip around the infield so let’s take a look at the pitching problem. Expected to bear the brunt of the pitching task is James McGregor, member of last year’s varsity. Jim won two games while losing none. A capable pitcher with agreat ability and unusually power¬ ful with the stick, he hit over .500 last year and was frequently used as a pinch hitter. He has a sharp curve and cool head, and rips them down the middle in the pinch. Another pitcher with great stuff, although he did not pitch any varsity games last year is Edison Marini. A well built lad with plenty on the ball, he can be expected to win his share of games. This comprises the probable line-up on opening day, April 20, 1946, except for the catching position. Aram Kuyoomjian, a member of the senior class and Pete Kalitka, are the two can¬ didates with Aram proba bly getting the nod because of his greater speed along the base paths. Aram is not only a great hitter and good catcher but can play practically any position on the diamond though he prefers catching above all. He has a great arm and whips them down the middle to nail many a man who has tried to steal a base. Pete Kalitka can give him plenty of competition as he is equally as good, although not quite so fast. May the best man win. With plenty of reserves of almost equal ability, this year’s team should be right up there with the best of them. Here’s wishing you good luck boys, we know you will all be trying your best, but win or lose, cover yourselves with the glory of your old “Alma Mater,” L. H. S. By Robert Castricone 115 CANDID CAMERA SHOTS 1. Smile pretty 2. 5th period recess gang 3. Mr. Walch certainly was a favorite with the class of ’4(i 4. Want to buy a ticket to the 13 club dance 5. You really look cold “Nat” (L Come on Barb give us a big smile 7. May I interrupt your studies for a moment girls? 8. The L.H.S. boys really aren’t bashful 9. Relaxation at recess 10. A few members of the 13 club 11. Huba-huba 12. Isn’t it kind of cold sitting there? 116 CANDID CAMERA SHOTS 1. 4th period recess gang 2 . Why I always thought you were a man hater Mary Lou 3 . Girls caught coming in from out of bounds 4. We certainly owe a great deal of thanks to Mr. Casey. He helped us tremendously, a million thanks Mr. Casey 5. Oh how he hates to go in 6. Gee Pete is awfully bashful 7. Watch the birdie 8. The first group of girl cheerleaders certainly did a splendid job 117 L.H.S. CHEERLEADERS Front Row—left to right— Kathryn Alekel; Fred Ramey; Genevieve Yanukonis; Emil J. Witkiewicz; Natalie Dwyer. Second Row—left to right— Phyllis C. Peterson; Barbara Anne Berry; Almeda Zula; Dolores Sackler; Bertha M. Hughes. Third Row—left to right— Martin L. Neistadt; Philip Winn; Edward Kershaw; James F. Mullen; William F. Corev; Robert Castricone; William A. Willett. Aii event which will long be remembered and which is now included in the history of L. H. S. is the demonstration our pupils put on so as to equalize our group of Cheerleaders to as many girls as there are boys. You must admit, they did improve the looks of the Blue and White on the field and what they did to the morale of all cannot be overlooked. The Captain of the Cheerleaders sincerely wishes that the office staff as well as the faculty have forgotten, or should I say, forgiven us for the manner in which we finally managed to include girls in our group of cheerleaders. Femininity in our group has helped to bring out greater school spirit, and to them we extend congratulations for a job well done. They were a great inspiration and I’m sure that their leader, Gen Yanukonis deserves mention for the wonderful way in which she and her girls cooperated. Of course the boys enjoyed working with them, and to Emil Witkie¬ wicz, their leader, we say “thanks” to a swell fellow. A member of our faculty,-Miss ’Bailee, we, the cheerleaders, thank sincerely for her patience and tolerance. It was a great honor being your Captain for 1946, and I want to say it was a privilege, and a year which will always live in my memory. Captain of our Cheerleaders “46” Fred F. Ramey 118 Last Will and Testament We, the members of the Class of 1946, being sound of mind and body, do hereby bequeath and demise to pos¬ terity of the Lawrence High School. To be used as a base on which to buiild higher standards. To Mr. O ' Leary and all members of the faculty who have so much of these worldly goods, in the form of educa¬ tion and understanding, we can leave only our heartfelt thanks. The cheerleaders have established a precedent, which they leave to the future classes. The athletic teams leave their records. First on our list of individuals I present our president and football captain, Raymond “Punchy” Palmegiano. He leaves his ability to cope with any situation that might arise on the athletic fielid or with his presidential duties. Our fun loving vice-president, Jimmy Mullens leaves his happy-go-lucky nature that is so well known, to his many friends. Natalie Dwyer, our energetic secretary-treasurer, leaves integrity, popularity, and he-flike industriousness to her successor. Claire Gaffney leaves the editor-in-chief position. A position she filled so perfectly in the past year. Marilyn Donovan and Elaine Lafond leave their knitting they never finished. Anthony Amore leaves alii seven suits to an up-and- coming junior. Bernice Taylor wishing the next treasurer of the Lawrencian as much good luck as she had. Margaret Baggett leaves her ability to write clever poetry. Blanche Burrows leaves her sweet disposition and her swell dancing. Wilftiam Brady leaves the way he thrills the girls, to an undergraduate. Carol Bradley leaves the tactfulness with which she handles whatever situation may come up. George Boyde leaves his wide knowledge of just about everything. Ineidentaflly, George made a very -efficient president of the Speakers’ Club. Arthur Anderson leaves his sharp bow ties. Pat Lord leaves her personality, that is well known by many, many friends. Bill Corey leaves his popularity with all the girls. Marion Kress leaves her quiet ways, which are very becoming to her. Dan Kennally leaves his ability to draw beautiful girls. Doris Peacock fleaves the ability to get along with her fellow classmates. Edward Bortolino leaves the many excuses he had for being late for school to a lazy Junior. Joseph Habib leaves his book on “How To Capture A Girl’s Heart In Ten Easy Lessons.” Arthur Gelardi fleaves the gift of gab he has. Robert Wheeler leaves, wishing he had attended school five days a week. Mary Massarie — the art she had for digging up news for the Lawrencian. Frank Lees leaves all the junior girds wishing he had another year to go. Elizabeth Klier leaves her good marks to a flunking junior. Doris Jampens — her pen that never held any ink. Bea O’Leary leaves her many hair-do’s to a junior with straight hair. Louise Sullivan fleaves the name “Sully”. No, on second thought, you’d better take it with you. Irene Zalanskas leaves her happy laugh that is known to many. Mildred Obst — the ability she has to learn memory passages so quickly. George Wermers leaves the swelfl job he did playing basketball. Ann Regan leaves with a warning to all girls, hands off Bud. Roland Berthel — his Hollywood smile. Peter Scuderi leaves to some junior his cigars, which are so much a part of Peter. Mary McGovern — the way she gets along with the teachers. • Dorothy Lamontagne -— the books she slaved over throughout high school. Dorothy Ludwig leaves her refreshing smile. Shirley Pearson leaves her pfleasing way and friendly smile. Gladys Swarm wishing she had four more years to go to L. H. S. Claire McKenzie leaves to become a nurse. Harry Tait leaves some of his height to a junior. Mary Lou Kennedy — her position as salesgirl at the basketball games. Afl McGrath and Philip Winn — leave. Frances Pineau leaves all of her beautiful cloths. Shirley Smith leaves her shy smile, and pleasing way. Joseph Zappala leaves his very good dancing to a junior wafllflower. Jason Rosenberg leaves the corney jokes he is so well known for. Thomas Rizzo leaves some of his weight to an under¬ nourished junior. Jean Tolman leaves her familiar walk. Ruth Chadwick leaves the way she can master chemistry. Mary Creeley — her ability to win the Perkins Prize. Claire Martin leaves the many pictures she has of Van Johnson. Rita McMullen leaves her slap-happy manner she is so well known for. Joseph Prone and Florence Meister leaves the fine record they made at the Annual American Legion Ora¬ tor ical Contest. Charlie Priesing leaves the ability he has to make friends as easily as he does. The Quinlan twins leave their private spot in front of the Puritan. Marilyn Moeckel leaves her sweet disposition and loyality to her companions. Julian Vens leaves with Almeda Zula. Vera Davidson leaves the many hours of intense study she did to a flunking junior. 119 Alice Drwila leaves, without regret, her physiology book. Claire Fairburn leaves her peaches and cream com¬ plexion. Bob Lacey leaves with most of the members in his band. Richard Lahey — the memory of the many knocks he received in action on the football field. George Lee leaves wishing us a fond farewell. Lillian Legunas — her ability to solve trigonometry problems. Eileen Green leaves her natural curly hair to a more unfortunate junior. George Burnham leaves the rugged performance he gave on the football field. Jay Slosberg leaves all of his “E’s”. Mary Libby — her quiet ways. Mary Garrett — her beautiful singing voice that was heard none too often. Harold Finegold leaves his ability to learn, but he has plenty left. Geraldine Eichorn leaves her friendly “hi” that rang in the corridors for the past four years. Dorothea Kelleher leaves her many, many friends. A1 Mann, Johnny Janowski, Arthur Smith, Jack Collins, Bob Simple and Ray Metzemakers leave hoping next years seniors don’t have to stamp out so many cigarettes at recess. Bernice Gaffney leaves her sunny smiles to bring continued happiness. Lorraine Gould — her enormous smile. Dot Lyle — her willingness to do for others. Phyllis Peterson leaves her helpful advice to those who need it. Dolores Sackler leaves very happy she came to L.H.S. Lillian Wagenback leaves glad she can stay in bed mornings. Ruth Begley leaves her originality in everything she does. Arlene Burba — her understanding of others prob¬ lems to a junior Mr. Anthony. Dorothy Donahue — her many, many male admirers. Virginia Dunbar leaves her big beautiful eyes and many broken hearts. Moira Higgins leaves her appealing personality and friendly way. Alice Thom — all of her one curl to a deserving junior. Donald Wakefield leaves marks that will be hard to duplicate. Donna Boucher — many a fellow sorry they didn’t get better acquainted. Barbara Jones leaves her popularity with the op¬ posite sex. Muriel Jell.son — all “E ' s” in her subjects. Jane McKallagat leaves her ablity to grasp every¬ thing that the teachers have to offer. Nancy MacGilvery — her popularity with the stu¬ dent body and the teachers. Catherine Stevenson — her appealing and friendly way. John Donahue — your guess is as good as mine. Charles Donovan leaves as a member of the 13 club. Allan Lederman leaves his strolls in the corridors with a certain junior girl. Bob Murphy leaves with the rest of the boys. Fred Ramey — his vim and vigor. Freda Cambria leaves her bashfulness towards the boys. Justine Devflin leaves her deep interest in Public Speaking. Dot Cowie leaves with a great fellow wondering what would have happened if she didn’t go steady with “Herbie.” Sam Dyer leaves a fine record of study behind him. Marlene Kenner leaves her pleasant disposition. Ray Lundgren — her Saturday program. Russell Arscott leaves his chemistry book with a long sigh of relief. Charlie Brainerd — his license and rules for flying. “In Ten Easy Lessons.” Arthur Dallon leaves the swell performance on the football field. Thelma Fredette leaves her bashfulness. Mildred Gaffney — her friendly manner and willing¬ ness to do for others. Billy Earley leaves a bright smile and ever-ready wise-crack. George Earley leaves his many feminine admirers. Ted Kurpiel leaves wishing a junior a pleasant 5th period space. Sheila Gibbons leaves a sweet smile and a cheerie “Hi” that rang throughout the four years at L. H. S. Marguerette Farrington — her remarkable ability to absorb physiology. Marilyn Harvey leaves to a junior her ability to en¬ tertain with humorous monologue. Janet Haynes leaves her very pleasant disposition. Last, but by no means least the numerous other mem¬ bers of this graduating class too many to mention here have some outstanding characteristics which they leave to posterity — classmates who left us to join the colors leave us with a feeling of security that our Lawrence High School and others all over the country shall con¬ tinue to hold their annual graduation exercises. Barbara R. Dwyer 120 History of The Class of 1946 As defined in our old pal the dictionary, history means a narration of facts and events arranged chro¬ nologically or otherwise with their causes and effects. Now that we know the exact meaning of the word his¬ tory, let’s go back four years ago, September 24, 1942. The day that we were about to embark upon our long awaited high school career, the day we went down, a new and frightened class, the class of “46”. We were the second freshmen class to attend the Oliver School, which gave us the perfect chance to get to know each other real well. Remember our first day? How proud we were to be going to high school, and how we stood in front of the school with that little frightened feeling tapping at our hearts, wondering if we’d find our rooms, and if we’d be placed with some of our pals, and oh how happy we were when we spied a familiar face. Our predecessors certainly did a good job of dis¬ maying us with the stories of “loads of home work”, and the teachers being mean and cold, but then we soon found out a little later that they weren’t as bad as they were put up to be. The Friday Frolics started that year and those who went will never forget the swell times they had. The baseball team won the Essex County League championship, and making a fine representation for the class of ’46 was Ray Palmegiano, who was the only freshman who was on the first string, and the only freshman to be a 3-letter man. In March, Nat Dwyer and Charles Preising were voted the most popular students in the annual popular¬ ity contest, conducted by the Lawrencian. At graduation Mary Creeley and Donald Wake¬ field were awarded the Perkins Prizes. So our Freshman year came to a close and we were dismissed for our summer vacation. SOPHOMORE YEAR When we came back to school in September, we were still the same frightened group, for we were about to go into the real high school building, and colleague with the much envied upper classmen. Again we were set to wondering . . . again wondering if we’d find our rooms in the big building, and if we’d make new friends, and how our teachers would be. Again we found out that this new group of teachers that we had to cope with were O. K. in our estimation. Despite the fact that we were defeated by both Haverhill and Lowell, the football team still rated A-l with us. After Christmas, the basketball season opened with Francis Kivell, Joe Lawlor and Ray Palmegiano as sophomore representatives. In March, Nat Dwyer was re-elected in the popularity contest and for the boys, Charles Preising won the title. The baseball team for the second consecutive year won the Essex County League championship and went to the state tournament. Again representing our class was Ray Palmegiano. At graduation, Mary Creeley and Jay Slosberg were awarded the Perkins Prizes. It seemed as though our sophomore year fairly flew by ... so leaving another happy year behind, we went out for our summer vacation. JUNIOR YEAR When we entered school in September we were no longer the wondering wide-eyed pupils of previous years, for now. we really felt and were part of the high school. On Thanksgiving Day, Lawrence High defeated Lowell High in one of the most exciting games in many years. We won’t ever forget how Ray Palmegiano scored the extra point in the last few minutes of the game, thus making the score 13-12. Making a fine showing for the Junior class on the football team was Chuck Donovan, Jack Walker, Bob Rinehold, Stan Brown, and Dick Lahey. As good things came to an end so did the football season, and Ray Palmegiano was elected captain for 1946, and the players were honored with a banquet. During our Junior year, we lost one of our top notch fellows, who was loved by all, and he was Bill Donlevy who was stricken while serving in the Coast Guard. For when he passed away, one of the brightest lights in the class of ' 46 went out. Right around that time the Navy needed men and was calling for thepi every day, and we certainly missed Stan Brown and Bob Rinehold when they went into the service. We were all proud of our basketball team when they went to Lynn and won the General Electric Tournament, and upon completion of the basketball season, Francis Kivell was elected captain for the next year. Again in March the annual popularity contest was held and again won by Nat Dwyer and Ray Palme¬ giano. As April came around the corner, so did baseball, and our team made a fine showing by coming in tide in the Essex County League for the third conse¬ cutive year. Then came the annual Junior-Senior prom. Remember how excited we were to go? For this was to be our first school prom. So most of us went and long will be remembered our first school prom. At graduation Mary Creeley and Jay Slosberg won the Perkins Prizes. So here we were at the end of our Junior year, and Seniors to be . . . oh what a feeling. SENIOR YEAR After an enjoyable vacation, we returned to school in September. Yes, here we were, and it was hard to believe that we were the Seniors of good old L. H. S., the same awkward and lost-looking group that attended the Oliver School three years- ago. To start the year off right Claire Gaffney was elected editor of the Lawrencian, and did a very fine job of getting the copies in from the staff. Our annual Thanksgiving game was postponed on account of rain, but was played a few days later. Even though we lost by the score of 14-7 to Lowell, the team still ranked high in our estimation. Quite a few out of the senior class went out for football, and we musn’t forget the outstanding work that Capt. Ray Palmegiano, Johnny Walker, Dick Lahey, Chuck Donovan, Dan Burnham and Arthur Dalton displayed throughout the “46” season, and then they were later honored with a banquet. 121 Captain Ray Palmegiano had a great honor bestowed upon him when he became a four letter man in two consecutive years, for he is the first boy in the entire history of the high school to make four letters • in both his Junior-Senior years. Will we ever forget how the L. H. S. students met in the common two nights in a row and almost came on the verge of striking? These mass meetings were h,eaded by a committee of ten, which included Kitty Alekel (the only girl with enough nerve to get up and fight), Bill Willet, Red Donahue, Ray Match¬ maker, Jim Mullen, and the others were Juniors. How they met with Mr. O’Leary, and placed our demands to him, which were: girl Cheerleaders for football games, privilege of taking off coats, and ties in class room during warm weather, active working student council with some authority, and more student dances in the high school gymnasium. When Mr. O’Leary heard our demands, we were all very satisfied with the results, for we got everything we wanted, and Mr. O’Leary was swell about everything. Our class-, the class of “46’’ will certainly be re¬ membered for we were the first ever to have girl cheerleaders in the history of Lawrence High. Fred Ramey, Gen Yanukonis and Emil Witkawitz were voted to be head cheerleaders, and lead their groups for the first time in the Haverhill and Lowell games. Our hats went off to them for we were all proud of them, and the cheerleaders were also honored, along with the football team in the annual football banquet. So our first want went through, and went over big. The next thing we did was to elect home room rep¬ resentatives, and from them, the representatives se¬ lected four members to make up part of the Student Council. They were our vice-president Jim Mullen, our secretary-treasurer Nat Dwyer, Kitty Alekel, who worked so hard to help to get our demands, and Chuck Preising, who rated with us as a perfect all around fellow. Our other want soon followed during the basket¬ ball season when we had our social. This Senior-Junior social was the first dance ever to be held in the gym with the exception of our annual prom. Two other socials followed. In the latter part of November we held the class election and elected Ray Palmegiano, President; Jim Mullen, Vice-President; and Nat Dwyer, Secretary- Treasurer. Then basketball season started and our team lost . one of its best players when Captain Francis Kivell joined the Navy. While losing good players we also lost Joe Lawlor when he fell and hurt himself, and was unable to play on the team making Ray Palme¬ giano the only veteran on the blue and white team. In January, the Year Book Committee which was chosen by the class officers, and Mr. Casey met and started on getting ads for our (this) year book. They, commonly known as the “hustlers” should be given credit and thanks for the splendid work they did. In February, Florence Meister and Joseph Prone represented our school in the annual American Legion Oratorical contest. Florence Meister delivered such a fine oration that she was declared the winner, bestowing upon our school another honor. The Lawrencian held it’s annual popularity con¬ test and Nat Dwyer held the honor of winning it for four years in a row, and for the boys, Ray Palmegiano came in, winning two years in a row. Rachel Lagueux for four consecutive years was our newspaper reporter and the first girl to be Law¬ rence High School’s radio reporter. Not only being Vice-President, Jim Mullen also displayed great work in track. Surely we won’t forget the swell time we had during our recesses and the feuds between the Soro- Wha-Nee Sorority and the Club “13”, the fun we had decorating the gym for our socials and especially for our prom, which brings to mind the super signs and posters that Aram Kuyoomjian made for our special occasions. I’m also very sure that the night of the prom will always be placed in our minds and hearts as the out¬ standing social event in our high school days. Although we a l looked forward with great anxiety to the night that we would all assemble down at the stadium to receive our diplomas, there wasn’t one there whose heart didn’t tighten up at that thought of leaving our “Alma Mater” and the friends and teachers who became so dear to us during those four years. So when we sang our school song for the last time together, and walked off the field (the one in which we witnessed many a thrilling football game), with heads held high and tearful eyes we knew deep within our hearts that we were leaving behind us four of the happiest years of our life. RACHEL (Ray) LAGUEUX 122 PROPHECY Class of 1946 June 12, 1956. Dear Diary, I was sitting at my desk in the California branch office of the N. Y. Herald Newspaper today, when Marion Monty, who is a reporter on the paper, brought me a letter from my old class president, Ray Palmegiano, in¬ forming me that the class of 1946 was having a reunion in New York at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, June 14. As I read on Ray told me that he was now coaching the All- American football team at Holy Cross. Among the pro¬ fessors at the college were George Boyd, professor of Chemistry, and his versatile colleague, Harry Tail. I immediately wired Ray that I would be delighted to attend, and began making plans for the trip. First I got in touch with Dot Cowie and Mary Louise Kennedy who were the owners of Hollywood’s most elite “C and K” Fashion Shoppe. They agreed to meet me at the airport the next day, accompanied by two of their lovely models, Dorothy Donahue and Bernice Gaffney. I never would have been able to get reservations on the plane, had it not been for that man-about town Jimmy Mullen who as one of his many sidelines is vice-president of the airline between LosAngeles and New York. He said that he would “buzz” over to the reunion also—so to hold everything until he arrived. This evening, mostly out of curiosity Marion and I decided to visit a new night club that had just opened. Imagine our surprise when we were greeted at the door by beaming Joe Habib along with his happy-go-lucky partner Joseph Coco. They told us that they had received the money to open the club from the million-dollar heiress, Gen Yanukon’s, who was vacationing in Florida. We were led to a ringside table and told that we had quite a surprise in store for us. The lights dimmed and the spotlight picked out the bandleader. I couldn’t possibly miss the smil ' ng face of Bob Lacey. He introduced each member of his famous band starting with Bill “Kitten Fingers” Welsh on the piano, Charlie “Paradiddle” Preis- ing on the drums, Ray Metzmakers at the trumpet, and Jack Donahue cn the clarinet. As if I hadn’t had enough surprises for one day, charming Mary Garret was his vocalist. Donald Wakefield also shared honors as a crooner, and funny man of the band. It seems that the two Joe’s agreed that the home talent was best, for during the evening the famous dance team of Almeda Zula and Ty Vens, now Mr. and Mrs. Vens, made their appearance The glamoruus mistress of ceremonies was Frances Ril- len. A flurry of excitement livened up the evening when a crowd of autograph hunters rushed on Marilyn Harvey, the prominent stage and screen star, who was accom- pan : ed by the illustrious movie idol, Jack Walker. They are currently appearing in the movie hit “Silly Socks” produced, directed and written by the wizard of the eye, Philip Winn, ably assisted by Shirley Kiel, a young lady on her way to the top as a technical movie director. June 13, 1956 Dear Diary; I arose early this morning to get to the airport on time. As I glanced over the morning paper, I noticed on the sports page where the horse, owned by the socialite race fans Bernice Page, Tess Rivard and Alice Thom, had won the orange handicap. The rider of the horse was that lady-killer Bob Poulin. Just at this moment the doorbell rang and Jimmy Mullen’s secretary walked in with our tickets. Marion and I were amazed to be greeted by Shirley Farrell. She was leaving the airlines after two years to join her husdand who is still in the Navy, and was being replaced by Patricia Ford. Just as we were leaving for the a ; rport, Mary Louise called and said that Dot had been taken ill and was at the LosAngeles hospital. We hurried right over to see her and were greeted by a very efficient receptionist whom we readily acknowledged as being Dolores Sackler and who should be sitting talking with her but Marilyn Moeckel and Anna Praetz who were vacationing in California. Dolores directed us to Dot’s room and outside in the corridor were Barbara and Natalie Dwyer, full fledged nurses at the hospital, and a handsome young doctor, Charlie Brainerd were in conference. Charlie told us that Dot merely had indigestion and would join us in New York later. He told us that Blanche Burrows, Marion Sp’nney, Gerry Eichorn, Shirley Healey and Bernice Taylor, were nurses at the hospital and Ruth Chadwick was the head nurse’s medical secretary. The greatest surprise came when I bumped into an excited young man, passing out cigars. I was about to say I didn’t care for any when I recognized Bill Corey, who had just become the proud father of twin boys. He couldn’t attend the reunion as he managed a large hotel and was needed there. One of Tommy Donahue’s slick taxi cabs hurried us across town to the airport. I thought that the stewardess’ voice sounded familiar and as I glanced around I saw Shirley Pearson and Anne Gaffney. They surprised us further by telling us that Barbara Harrington, Dot Lyle, Dot Ludwig, Frannie Pineau and Shirley Walker all at¬ tended air-hostess school together. Also, ' ithat Carol Bradley’s new fashion magazine was voted the best in the country, and why not with Bea O’Leary, Donna Boucher and Claire Fairburn as models. Of course the fact that George Wermers photographs these beautiful women is a big asset to the magaz ne. Editorials are shared by Claire Gaffney and Dorothea Kelleher. As we turned on our personal radios, I remembered that Moira Higgin’s radio program was being broadcast at this time. She was interviewing Rachell Legueux, author¬ ess off the years’ best sellng novel. Also on the program was the em ' nent criminal lawyer, Alfred Mann and his private detective Bob Murphy—a real Holmes and Watson affair. The feature attraction was the appearance of those enchanting misses, Betty Watton and Eileen Cloogan, 123 singing the songs they made famous. As her program came to a close, a smooth voiced announcer signed off as John Devine. At this point a ruddy, good looking pilot came sauntering down the aisle. As I looked closer I knew it was Bobby Quinlan. I should have guessed that his twin brother Danny would not be far away, and sure enough he was the other pilot of the plane. They told me that Charlie Donovan was a Hollywood news reporter, and the only one those tempermental beauty stars would allow to interview them. Must be that personality! Danny asked me if I had noticed that Joe Lawlor was aboard. He was on his way to New York on business, but planned to join us at the reunion. He is now the well-known banker who has made such an enormous fortune. Among the other bankers at his office building were Bill Brady and Arthur Smith, and who should be guarding all these fortunes but Alfred McGrath as capta n of the police force. Nice job! More news of our classmates was ex¬ changed and I learned that Justine Devlin and Barbara Hayes had remained in Lawrence to teach. Catherine Stevenson was happily married in the ole’ home town. Shirley Pearson then handed me a wire from those three adventurous explorers, Jane McKallagay, Eileen Green, and Ruth Nelson. They had been in Africa doing research and exploration work on the atomic bomb. They were now flying from England, and I could hardly wait to greet my old friends in New York. I was aston¬ ished to learn that at the head of their expedition were the famous chemical experts Alan Lederman and Jason Rosenberg. As we neared Laguardia airport we all were wild with anticipation at seeing our dear old high school pals. As we stepped off our plane, the plane from Boston was just arriving, bringing Pat Liversidge, a dancing teacher, Phyllis Peterson, who owned a chain of drug stores, Lillian Wagenback, the famous game huntress, as well as Marilyn Donovan, Sheila Gibbons and their respective families. We then went to our hotel where still more “46’ers” awaited us. I couldn’t begin to write down all the friends I met today and at the reunion tomorrow it will be even a greater thrill to see our classmates joined together once again to reminisce over the happy, joyful memories of those wonderful years spent at L. H. S. — Goodnight dear Diary. MaryMacGilvrey 124 the McIntosh school SECRETARIAL AND ACCOUNTING TRAINING Graduates of the Lawrence High School are eligible without examination for admission to the Secretarial and Junior Accounting courses offered by our school. Graduates of the Commercial Department are eligible for admission to the Advanced Secretarial course. SUMMER SCHOOL 8 Weeks Course Starting June 24. 6 Weeks Course Starting July 8. Fall Term in Day and Evening School Starts September 9.. Information by Mail or at the School Office. the mcintosh school H. E. Petzold, Prin. E. T. Sheehan, Ass’t Prim 801 -814 Bay State Bldg. Lawrence, Mass. 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THE MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS OF LAWRENCE BROADWAY SAVINGS BANK COMMUNITY SAVINGS BANK ESSEX SAVINGS BANK LAWRENCE SAVINGS BANK Thanks! LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL We Knew You Would Appreciate GOOD PORTRAITURE Our first year’s business has been wonderful. 1946 sees us equipped for Home Sittings, Candid Weddings, Aerial and Commercial Photography. LENOX STUDIO 204 BAY STATE BUILDING Phone 32131 for Appointment COMPLIMENTS OF M. CARNEY COMPANY COP. HAMPSHIRE AND COMMON STREETS LAWRENCE, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF R. J. MACARIHNEYS CO. 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COMPLIMENTS OF HOLIHAN BROTHERS COMPLIMENTS OF JERSEY ICE CREAM 70 BAY STATE ROAD LAWRENCE, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF THE EMPIRE 335 ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF KAP ' S MEN ' S SHOP 415 ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF CRYSTAL BALLROOM j COMPLIMENTS OF ■! WHITE HOUSE BAKERY Makers of Par-X Bread 11 FLORENCE STREET — DIAL 21642 LAWRENCE, MASS. ' ■: COMPLIMENTS OF CALIRI, INCORPORATED r 447 ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. ' MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE | INSURANCE COMPANY 415-416-417 BAY STATE BUILDING LAWRENCE, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of A L.H.S. BOOSTER COMPLIMENTS OF WATTS REGULATOR COMPANY 10 EMBANKMENT ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF STERLING STORES 365 ESSEX ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. ---- - --- - - -- i COMPLIMENTS OF ■ COMPLIMENTS OF 1 J j DALRYMPLE OIL COMPANY J 1 s ) MERRIMACK VALLEY DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 1 ] j COMPLIMENTS OF 5 s COMPLIMENTS OF F. A. HISCOX CO. H, P. HOOD and SONS ; 496 - 498 - 500 ESSEX ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. i . 425 MARKET ST, LAWRENCE, MASS. s COMPLIMENTS OF ! COMPLIMENTS OF ADRIENNE FURS i . • MARUM ' S RETAIL 152 BROADWAY, LAWRENCE, MASS. 15 UNION ST, LAWRENCE, MASS. 1 ! ! COMPLIMENTS OF :: BEST WISHES FROM EUGENE F. McAULIFFE ; FUNERAL DIRECTOR GEORGE MICHAELS “Harmony in Fit and Fashion” 137 LAWRENCE ST, LAWRENCE, MASS. _ 543 ESSEX ST, LAWRENCE, MASS. } j 1.39 r - COMPLIMENTS OF JUNKINS 577 ESSEX ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF BART J, GALVIN ;22 BAY STATE BLDG., LAWRENCE, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF BAY STATE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF LAWRENCE COMPLIMENTS OF LAWRENCE FURNITURE CO. CORNER ESSEX AND FRANKLIN COMPLIMENTS OF WEST END BEVERAGE COMPANY 15 MERRIMACK ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF H. N. COLBY FUNERAL HOME adolph r. Mclennan Telephone 29368 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 140 r-———---- j | Good Furniture At Moderate Prices H J. UNWIN COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF LUMBER I. J, BUCKLEY FURNITURE (0. Cabinet Making Builder’s Finish Store Fixtures Frames and Windows 284 ESSEX ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. Office and Shop—116 SPRUCE ST. Telephone 7853 1 Compliments of KNUEPFER and DIMMOCK WHITWORTH’S RUBBER SPORTING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Rain Coats — Sport Clothes — Rubber Footwear 581 Essex Street — Tel. 22573 —Lawrence, Mass. “The House Reliability Built” Compliments of ■ 286 ESSEX ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. THE TAYLOR SHOP, INC. 398 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. The Smart Shop for Smart Women • Compliments of : COMPLIMENTS OF : TOHER’S SEWING CENTER 213 - 215 Essex Street—Est. 1929—Lawrence, Mass. Your Local Sewing Machine and Vacuum Cleaner Dealer A FRIEND Compliments of REPRESENTATIVE MICHAEL J. BATAL • - Bay State Building, Lawrence, Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of TETREAU’S SHOE STORE LAMEY-WELLEHAN 517 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Successors to D. D. Mahoney’s Sons 331 ESSEX ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. | Shoes and Hosiery for Every Occasion Compliments of A FRIEND 141 Compliments of Compliments of _ l DR. HERBERT COULSON W. T. GRANT COMPANY 125 So. Broadway, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of SENATOR MICHAEL A. FLANAGAN DR. JOHN T. BATAL Bay State Building, Lawrence, Mass. 281 Haverhill Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of JEANNETTE LECLERC’S SHOP ROSE FRANK DRESS SHOPPE 26 Lawrence Street, Lawrence, Mass. Central Building, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of HAMPSHIRE SHOE STORE AND SHOE REPAIR We do expert shoe repairing. We also fit your entire family with shoes. Come in and try us. 228 HAMPSHIRE STREET WILLIAM H. GLOVER Bay State Building, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of CAPRI CAFE JULIUS B. EMMERT AND SONS 110 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Funeral Directors Compliments of Compliments of W. RAMEY SONS Masons and Contractors ATTORNEY AUGUSTINE X. DOOLEY 387 Chestnut Street, Lawrence, Mass. Telephone 20547 316 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. i ---1- Compliments of Compliments of LEBO WITZ BROTHERS DR. CONSTANT CALITRE 458 Common Street, Lawrence, Mass. 351 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of UNDERWOOD CORPORATION 277 Common Street, Lawrence, Mass, i Standard Typewriters — Portable Typewriters i Adding, Bookkeeping and Accounting Machines Service — Maintenance and Supplies UNDERWOOD Speeds The Worid’s Business Compliments of CLEMENT J. CONNOR 313 - 314 Bay State Building, Lawrence, Mass. 142 Compliments of Compliments of PURITAN TEA ROOM SAUNDERS STUDIO Girls and Boys of L. H. S. Please Behave Compliments of Compliments of LAWRENCE RECREATION CENTER FRANK A. FLYNN Registered Pharmacist PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 139 Water at Melrose St., Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of DOYKOS AND COMPANY CAMPBELL’S FLOWER SHOP Furriers 258 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. 50 Lawrence Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of LAWRENCE RUBBER COMPANY ATTORNEY WILLIAM H. DALY 464 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. 521 Bay State Building, Lawrence, Mass. Rubber Goods — Sporting Goods • Compliments of Compliments of ST. LINGERS PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO ATTORNEY JOHN J. DARCY AND 373 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. ATTORNEY ROBERT V. O’SULLIVAN Bay State Building, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of DR. GALATI • JEROME’S BOOTERY Bay State Building, Lawrence, Mass. 375 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of SUNDAY STAR JOSEPH F. BATEMAN 111 South Broadway, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of KOLSKY JEWELRY COMPANY GEO. LORD SON “The Store for Better Shoes” 522 - 526 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. X-Ray Fitting 445 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. —J 143 r------------■—•-- 7 Compliments of JEAN’S STUDIO 353 Broadway, Lawrence, Mass. For the Best Photographs Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of KENNERS SHOE STORE ;; 535 - 537 Broadway, Lawrence, Mass, v Shoes for the Entire Family r Compliments of ROUSSELL’S BOYS’ SHOP v 195 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of THOS. BEVINGTON AND SONS, INC. Bay State Building, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of WALSH’S DRUG STORE 269 Jackson Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of MORSE SHOE STORE 479 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. ' i Compliments of BEA’S SANDWICH SHOP 316 Broadway — Tel. 34761 — Lawrence, Mass. Known for Our Sandwiches Compliments of AL’S GRILL AND RESTAURANT 576 - 578 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. i Compliments of SOREFF CLOTHING COMPANY 230 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. , Compliments of THE PARADISE 198 Broadway, Lawrence, Mass. 1 Telephone 29198 ! GEORGE DOYKOS — FURRIER — 1 0 Broadway—talk ' s Bunding—Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of GLOBE FURNITURE COMPANY 192 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of MORIN’S RESTAURANT 291 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. ; Compliments of JACKSON BEAUTY ' SALON ' !■ 13 Appleton Street, Lawrence, Mass, i Telephone 21412 for Appointments Compliments of DR. H. H. FAIGLE 575A Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of CASEY’S PHARMACY 47 Loring Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of CLAYTON’S SHOE STORE Compliments of HELENE’S DRESS SHOP 515 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. ; Telephone 31712 GALLANT’S MARKET ! CHOICE GROCERIES, MEATS AND PROVISIONS 54 Parker Street, South Lawrence, Mass. DIAL 20024 - 27141 Compliments of B’S. MILL END SHOP INTERIOR DECORATIVE FABRICS 382 - 384 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of SEA SCOUT SHIP BUCCANEER Ship 19 Compliments of ACME OIL COMPANY 281 Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Mass. LOUGIN’S Silk — Woolen — Cotton — Drapery and Curtain Goods SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER 183 Essex Street, at Jackson Street, Lawrence Mass. ROOKS FURRIERS “Quality Since The Turn of The Century’’ FU 11S— COATS—S HITS—S PO RTS W EAR—ACCES SORIES 387 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. SALEM — LYNN Telephone 32011 GREENE’S BEAUTY SALON ; THERMIQUE METHOD OF PERMANENT WAVING Removal of Superfluous Hair by Short Wave 1 583 Broadway, Lawrence, Mass. 144 - - — --- ' Compliments of ; RUSSEM’S 295 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of ATTORNEY JACOB B. BAGDOIAN Bay State Building, Lawrence, Mass. • ' Compliments of THE TYPEWRITER SHOP, INC. ' i 269 Common Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of CY’S MANHATTAN SHOP ! 585 Essex Street. Lawrence, Mass. 1 DON BOUCHER, Mgr. J 1 Compliments of CROSS COAL COMPANY ARLINGTON CUT-RATE STORE 481 Broadway, Lawrence, Mass. Next to the Star Theatre Patent Medicines, Gifts, Toys, Schooll Supplies Compliments of DR. CLOVIS A. BEDARD Optometrist 2 1 0 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of , ATTORNEY ALBERT P. PETTORUTO Central Building, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of DR. and MRS. A. GEORGE SMITH Office: 173 Broadway, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of 1 HERMANN KRESS 195 Union Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of ATTORNEY HENRY J. COLLINS h Bay State Building, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of ELLIOTT’S Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of GUNNING’S DRUG STORE Compliments of ' ATTORNEY HARRY STEINBERG Bay State Building, Lawrence, Mass. 1 Compliments of I FARRAR’S VARIETY STORE 256 Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of A FRIEND !. 11 NEVINS AUTO COMPANY PONTIAC — OLDSMOBILE SALES SERVICE Compliments of ! DRiS. CASWELL and KEFFERSTAN 519 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Registered Optometrists Compliments of CHADWICK STUDIO Essex, Corner of Hampshire, Lawrence, Mass. DEPUTY SHERIFF and MRS. LOUIS SILVERMAN I; Bay State Building, Lawrence, Mass. ) Compliments of BERGER HARDWARE COMPANY 307 Common Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of S. NAZARIAN Cregg Building, Lawrence, Mass. 1 Cleaning — Pressing CHARLES KELESHIAN — TAILOR 198 South Union Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of 1 JUSTINE — COSMETOLOGIST 292 South Union Street, Lawrence, Mass. i Compliments of PARAMOUNT RESTAURANT 395 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. sse]A[ ‘aouajMcq X3SS 3 SSQ ANV1SIH V - S o s uomiidmoj 1 Best Wishes to Class of 1946 GRECO’S FRUIT STORE 1 173 South Union Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of LAWRENCE OIL COMPANY 631 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. 1 Compliments of CROSS BOOK SHOP i 19 Lawrence Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of SANDLER’S LUGGAGE SHOP 256 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. i i, 1 Compliments of EARLINGTON’S SWEATER SHOP 1 502 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. i--.——-----— - i Compliments of t JNO. K. NORWOOD CO. Bay State Building, Lawrence, Mass. -—---■-■---j 145 r- Compliments of PREVITE, THE FLORIST 788 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. I Compliments of EPICURE MARKET 260 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of “AL” WEINER Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of GENE DALEY’S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Corner of So. Union St. and Winthrop Ave. Compliments of CENTRAL RADIO APPLIANCE CO. 59 Broadway, Lawrence, Mass. The Most Up-To-Date and Complete Record Dept, in the City Compliments of DOROTHY _ MILLINERY 405 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of PREMIER THEATRE 476 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass-. Compliments of THE A. L. COLE COMPANY 290 - 292 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of FRANK H. GALLOWAY, D. M. D. Bay State Building, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of STAR ELECTRIC SERVICE TIRE CO., INC. 296 Jackson Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of NEVILLE , O’KEEFE’S DRUG STORE Corner Union and Farnham Streets, Lawrence Mass. Compliments of VICTORY BEAUTY SHOP 31 Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Mass. MEISTER’S MARKET 62 Bowdoin Street, Lawrence, Mass. GROCFRIFS AND PROVISIONS Telephone 24214 Compliments of STARKE’S MARKET 53 Berkeley Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of AVON PRODUCTS, INC. 514 Bay State Building — Telephone 31496 Heat — Refrigerators — Radios — Appliances R. A. BRUNELLE COMPANY SALES — SERVICE ENGINEERS 493 Broadway, Near Star Theatre Compliments of 1 S. NOYES !; 105 Cross Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of s THE 13 CLUB ‘ Compliments of j ROBERT, “ROBY” MEIER 56 Berkeley Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of ’ AL’S RADIO FURNITURE CO., INC. 551 Common Street, Lawrence, Mass. --- Compliments of 1 FRANCOIS X. DEMERS 641 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. _.__ v Compliments of CHANDLER’S FLOWER SHOP 162 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. !’ BACK BAY FURNITURE 298A Jackson Street — F. J. Ryan, Prop. Lawrence, Mass. i LOUIE M. VELLARDITA ; 159 Union Street, Lawrence, Mass. Hairdresser and Specializer in Permanents Compliments of DR. BERT SISKIND 575A Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. ; Compliments of KEEGAN’S DRUG STORE !; So. Union and Salem Streets, Lawrence, Mass. ‘ _:_C Compliments of ‘ FRANK E. SNOW, INC, Cor. West and Bradford Streets, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of | DUKE’S MEN’S AND BOY’S SHOP 121 - 123 Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. The Store for Dad and Lad , -,— i j Compliments of j ' JAMES R. KAY 37 Amesbury Street, Lawrence, Mass. Compliments of CHERRY WEBB’S TOWER HILL MARKET Service QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES ![ FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 58 Milton Street, Lawrence, Mass. ![ --- 146 PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1946 LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL LAWRENCE, MASS. 147