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

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Boys of Class of 1952 in the Armed Forces (List corrected to May 8, 1952) JOSEPH ALBERS Air Force JOHN J. BLANCHARD Air Force RICHARD A. DE FEO Navy ALFRED Dl GRAZIA Navy RICHARD LAVERY Navy RAYMOND LUK Marines martin McCaffrey Navy THOMAS J. MURPHY Navy ROLAND QUINN Navy RONALD ROBICHAUD Navy ☆ ZJoa t to the Here’s to the boys of ’52, Who played the game so fair and true; For Lawrence High, they gave their best; Their efforts always met the test. In football, baseball, basketball and track, With spirit and courage, they fought right back; And whenever they lost, it was O.K. ’Cause they gave their all to carry the day. Commencement is here; our four years are done, They brought us good cheer, they shared in our fun. Our pleasures were many; the tears were few. Drink a toast to the boys of ’52. ANTOINETTE M. COCCHIARO

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Cla££ Statistic,} CLASS BEAUTY GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS OPTIMIST CLASS PESSIMIST MOST RESPECTED GIRL MOST RESPECTED BOY FAVORITE SPORT ILENE M. SCOTT BARBARA L. BERMAN ANTHONY L. DI PIETRO GEORGE J. KHOURY, JR. CHESTER J. SPINNEY, JR. ANTOINETTE M. COCCHIARO EDWARD J. CONSTANTINEAU FOOTBALL T)oaH to the QirlA Many poems and ballads have been composed describing the love¬ liness of the feminine sex. But at this time, the only word I can use that will do justice to the girls of ’52 is just plain wonderful. For four years, our dainty classmates have added warmth and cheer. Their very presence has given us boys the initiative and inspira¬ tion to study. Their ready smiles imparted a new light of encourage¬ ment when we were feeling low. Their enthusiastic support has led the athlete on to victory when defeat was staring him in the face. Without them we would have been lost. As the curtain falls on our high school course, we can look back on the friendships we have made with our gracious classmates. Some of these may ripen into lasting attachments, while others will be just casual acquaintances. But we all agree that we have the friendliest, most beautiful, and most charming lassies of any graduating class. On behalf of all the boys, I sincerely wish each and every girl of 1952, the most happiness and the greatest success possible in the future. ROBERT DEACON

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Cla££ OHicerA STEPHEN M. JUBA, Jr. President BRADLEY D. SMITH Vice-President ANTOINETTE M. COCCHIARO Secretary-T reasurer