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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1969 volume:

rT? i tk RAB V aeUSH££ ) P ' • Er ik T ■- ' .■ : - « , .I •3 ,.. g Star � “ :.’•.‘ 1 |l� . , •!! ., ,|t 1 s l£ •� ' r, 0 ii j-; ja 1 ll; Twenty-five years ago, the Class of 1944 produced The Blue and White , Lawrence High School’s first classbook. Mr. Casey, the advisor, and his staff admirably overcame a myriad of problems—prob¬ lems that no longer exist, thanks to the efficiency of modern yearbook publishers. That classbook set tradition, and this year The Blue and White celebrates its silver an¬ niversary. In this past quarter of a cen¬ tury, the world has changed rapidly. We have grown up in the affluent society”, while our parents grew up in a country economically disadvantaged by a world war. Even Lawrence High School has changed. The Lawrence Public Common once thronged with students enjoying their morning recess; today, its broad paths are covered only by the shadows of trees. Human nature, however, remains constant ' Those were the days, my friends, We thought they’d never end, We’d sing and dance forever and a day, � ■«£ ' .j. . ' � w- ’ ■jr Jtt r f ■ B J0 •unriL « ; ■■■■ iHW ■ jiMsl ’ ji. ] •b - We’d live the life we choose, We’d fight and never lose, For we were young, and sure to have our way.’ Youth today has more leisure than did the youth of twenty-five years ago. Our forms of entertainment may be costlier and faster and bolder, but the Beach is as alluring in the Swinging Sixties” as it was during the Fighting Forties.” Having been conditioned to miniskirts, we imagine the dresses of 1944 as unworldly and antediluvian. Fur coats, surprisingly, are kindred to females of both generations. Besides fashion, the style of cars has radically changed. That sleek ’69 Buick convertible differs from any of the automobiles driven in ’44. Seeing a ’69 car on the road in ’44 would have convinced many people of an invasion of hostile Martians. Our lives have been made just a little easier by certain inventions, but note that all utilize one basic principle: the Wheel. The Wheel and the generation gap probably originated at about the same time. . . . That original class of ’44 has sons and daughters graduating in this, the Silver Anniversary year—a year when the Lawrence landscape is changing. The old buildings are coming down, to give way to a new silhouette, a new city. . . . We think we’re the first generation ever to disagree with our elders and reprimand them for their faults. We just don’t realize that their strug¬ gles, frustrations and ideals were equal to ours. During our adolescence, we witnessed the assassi¬ nations of three of our revered leaders, two of them brothers. These tragedies have sobered us. For¬ tunately, we missed the rise and fall of Hitler. It is no wonder that we want to change the world . . . THE BLUE AND WHITE SENIOR CLASSBOOK LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL Lawrence, Massachusetts Published by the Class of 1969 10 Contents Dedication The teacher is like the candle, which lights others in consuming itself Ruffini Rear: Robert Martin, Bernard Kiernan, Robert Sullivan, John Casey, Leonard Young, Edward Glynn, John Harrington. Center Row: Joseph Walsh, Andrew Moynihan, Clarence LaBonte, Martin Egan, John Bateman, Edward Praetz, Frederick McCabe. Front Row: Julia McCarthy, Claire Toye, Esther Glenzel, Margaret O’Brien, Marion Shine, Mary Dolan, Abigail Condon. In 1944 they taught in LHS, and for twenty-five years they have remained with us—twenty-one truly dedicated teachers. They have tolerated difficult work¬ ing conditions and insufficient salaries, while attempt¬ ing to enlighten the minds of their students. Their instruction is creative, forceful, and challenging to the intellect. Through this inspirational teaching they have influenced and guided scores of students on to successful careers. This loyal group comprises some of the best edu¬ cators in our school. As we mature, we learn to ap¬ preciate them more and more, for helping us to think intelligently, and teaching us to do what is right. We students, just as those in 1944 and all the years in between, wish to express our thanks to them. They’re really great people, and to them we dedicate our book. 12 “Goodness is something so simple: always to live for others, never to seek one’s own advan¬ tage ’ D. Hammarskjold In Memoriam James F. Hennessey His death came as a shock—as sudden death always does, to those who are left behind. He devoted his life to the school system, and the children of Lawrence, and beyond that, to the city itself. Mr. Hennessey was known throughout the city, as the man who would help. He was active in community affairs, as a director, as a worker, as an orator, as an educator. He was approaching retirement, and the chance to enjoy a little rest—but sometimes the heart which is accustomed to beating for others is just too tired to beat for itself. We shall remember him, and we shall miss him. He was a good man. Melts Winter Ice tting to know teacher bailable i„ Ssachus. L Ltube Improved Model... IDEAS Headmaster William J. O’Brien Boston College B.S. Salem State College M.Ed. Acting Superintendent James A. Griffin Villanova University B.S.M.E. Suffolk University M.A.Ed. Administration Submaster Abigail Condon Simmons College B.S. State College at Fitchburg M.Ed. Submaster William D. Kennedy Boston College B.S. Suffolk University M.A. ' ;mm How did I ever get into this? ENGLISH Andrew J. Moynihan Head of English Department Harvard, A.B. Boston University Ed.M. Mary M. Dolan Emmanuel, A.B. Suffolk University, A.M. William Driscoll Suffolk University, A.B. Mary Ann Duly Merrimack College, A.B. 18 Daniel J. DeCourcy Holy Cross, A.B. Mary J. Elliot Pembroke College, A.B. Fitchburg State College, M.Ed. William R. Carey University of New Hampshire, B.S. Fitchburg State College, M.Ed. Julia McCarthy 19 Radcliffe, A.B. Fitchburg State College, Ed.M. John F. Bateman Boston College, B.A. Calvin Coolidge College, M.Ed. John Lukas University of Massachusetts, B.A. John E. Hale Boston University, B.A. John O’Connor Villanova University, A.B. James Batts University of Massachusetts, B.A. Rose Gerstein Boston University, B.S. Salem State College, M.Ed. 20 Catherine E. Harrington Boston University, A.B. Daniel L. Regan Merrimack College, B.S. Calvin Coolidge College, M.Ed. PUBLIC SPEAKING Marion C. Shine Emerson College of Oratory, B.L.I. 5.K. Mary C. Gillis Boston University, B.S. Suffolk University, M.A. HOME ECONOMICS Ruth Moynihan Wheaton College, A.B. § Joseph A. McComiskey Merrimack College, B.S. MATHEMATICS Claire M. Toye Trinity College, Washington, Suffolk University, M.A. Rena Theberge Colby College, A.B. Sheila McCarthy Boston College, B.A. 22 L. G.S Martin P. Egan Boston College, A.B. Fitchburg State College, Ed.M. Edward P. Praetz Head of Mathematics Department Massachusetts Institute of Technology, B.S. Harvard University, Ed.M. Bart Galvin Merrimack College, B.S.E.E. Joseph Bernardin Salem State College, A.B. Guido Vallario Boston College, Sc.B. Harvard University, Ed.M. Boston University, C.A.G.S. 23 LANGUAGES Justine Devlin Head of Modern Languages Department Emmanuel, A.B. Suffolk University, M.A. Arline Boyle Regis, B.A. Edward F. Glynn Boston College, B.A. Fitchburg State College, M.Ed. Dominic Rossi Boston College, B.S. Fitchburg State College, M.Ed. Bernard J. Kiernan Head of Latin Department Boston College, A.B. Fitchburg State College, Ed.M. Margaret M. Horner Radcliffe, A.B. Suffolk University, M.A. 25 BUSINESS Winifred Greene Head of Business Department Boston University, Ed.M. Salem State College, B.S.Ed. Kathleen LeFebre Merrimack College, B.S. Salem State College, M.A. ' B A M Milton Lebowitz University of Massachusetts, B.B.A. State College at Salem, M.Ed. Boston College Law School Old Buddies, Mr. Rubino and Mr. Harrington. Mary J. McIntosh State Teacher’s College at Salem, B.S.Ed. Helen Weisman Bryant College, B.S.S. Salem State College Boston University 27 Marie Wolfendale Merrimack College, B.S. Alice DeMatto University of Massachusetts, B.S. Katherine Gibbs Grace Byrne Boston University, B.S. Carl Knightly Salem State College, B.S. Boston University, Ed.M. 28 Is it true blonds have more fun? Sofija Hadzi-Antick Primenjena Umetnost Novi Sad, Yugoslavia CREATIVE ART Rita Caron Massachusetts College of Art, B.F.A. State College at Salem, M.Ed. Robert F. Martin Boston College, A.B. Fitchburg Teacher’s College, M.Ed. MECHANICAL DRAWING Howard Derby Department Head Massachusetts Institute of Technology, B.S. Fitchburg State College, M.Ed. 29 SCIENCE Mary McDonald Boston University, A.B. Robert D. Sullivan Head of Chemistry Department Boston College, B.A., M.A. John E. Harrington Head of Biology Department Niagara University, B.S. Fitchburg State Teacher’s College, M.Ed. Margaret O’Brien Boston University, A.B., M.A. John T. Casey Head of Physics Department Unive rsity of Texas, B.S. Fitchburg State Teacher’s College, M.Ed. Peter J. Valeska Boston University, B.S., M.A. Marguerite Murphy Simmons, B.S. Boston College, M.Ed. jKgs:; iacisok UWSIX CO., N DYEB Lucy Upson Framingham State Teacher’s College Dietetic Internship, Albany, N.Y., B.S. in Ed. Leonard J. Young Villanova, A.B. Fitchburg State College, M.Ed. SOCIAL STUDIES John J. Wilson Head of Social Studies Department Merrimack College, A.B. Suffolk University, M.A. S-K. 32 Walter Nelson University of Maine, B.S.Ed. Agnes Fenton College of Mount St. Vincent, N.Y., B.A. James Walsh Suffolk University, B.S. Salem State Lowell State � • Marianne Clarke University of Massachusetts, B.A. Francis Sullivan Merrimack College, B.A. Salem State College, M.A. John Kelleher Villanova University, B.S. � Lawrence Pettoruto Suffolk University, B.S. Frederick C. McCabe Boston College, B.S., M.S. Ralph J. Wolfendale Fordham University, B.S. David Torrisi Dean Junior College, A.A. Suffolk University, B.A. Salem State College, M.Ed. Claire Pierce Suffolk University, A.B. 34 John J. DeMatto Merrimack College, B.S. MANUAL ARTS Clarence B. LaBonte Head of Manual Arts Department Niagara University, B.S. Fitchburg State College, M.Ed. m m i-r Maurice J. B. Schelling Suffolk University Irving Couilliard Northern Essex Community College Lowell State College Fitchburg State College University of New Hampshire 35 Calvin Coolidge MUSIC Mary Lannigan N.E. Conservatory of Music, Cert. Music Ed. Lowell State College, B.S.E. Boston University, S.F.A.A., M.M. 36 Kathleen Hammond Lowell State, B.S. GUIDANCE Mary G. Ashburn Lowell State, B.Ed. Boston College, M.Ed Charles St. Paul Salem State College, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. 37 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Stephen Perocchi University of New Hampshire, B.A. Sallie Reynolds Ursinus Teacher’s College, B.S. Frederick Dennen University of New Hampshire, B.A. University of Illinois, M.Ed. LAWRENCE 38 Anne Furneaux Skidmore, B.S. Salem State, M.Ed. Eleanor Donahue, Librarian Northern Essex Community College LIBRARY Evelyn Hart, Pianist 39 MARION D. BARKER To two truly dedicated people who greatly en¬ hanced the stature of their chosen profession by instilling the seeds of thought into the impressionable minds of those fortunate enough to have studied under them:. We, the Class of 69” salute you: Miss Marion D. Barker and Mrs. Geraldine Murphy Flanagan, and wish you success in all your future endeavors. GERALDINE MURPHY FLANAGAN 40 41 troubles Come. bring with your noise. ye merry, merry boys gaSsas was a pretty good year. .TOTAL nvoiylmkn MICHAEL K. AARONIAN Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Tennis, Baseball Football 1; Track 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 MARY D. ABATI Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Sewing, Reading Commercial Club 2; Prep Club 4 DONNA M. ABDOO Pal” Course: Business Ambition: Typist Hobbies: Art, Bowling, Basketball, Dancing, Swimming JOSEPH GEORGE ABDULLA Joco” Course: General Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Sports in general SALLY JEAN ABEL Abe” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Skiing, Swimming, Bowling SUSAN C. ABEL Course: Business Ambition: Success Hobbies: Skiing, Dancing, Bowling VINCENT J. ALECI Vin” Course: College Ambition: Computer Operator Hobbies: Radio Mechanics, Ice Skating, Foot¬ ball, Baseball, Boxing, Weight Lifting 44 KATHERINE MARY ALEXANDER A 1 Course: Business Ambition: Courtroom Stenotypist Hobbies: Archery, Bowling, Camping, Swimming, Painting Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Speaker’s Club 4; Commercial Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Art Club 3 JUDY ANN AMATO Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Snow and Water Skiing, Tobogann- ing, Camping, Golfing French Club 3, 4; Prep Club; Biology Club 3 ANTHONY AMORE Tony” Course: College Ambition: Computer Programmer Hobbies: Skiing, Drag Racing, Horseback Riding Biology Club; Public Affairs Club WILLIAM RUSSELL ANDERSON Chunker” Course: College Ambition: Computer Technician Hobbies: Stamps and Coin Collecting, Music Biology Club ROBERT J. ANJOORIAN Anji” Course: Business Ambition: Music Composer Hobbies: Skiing Basketball; Football; Guitar LINDA L. ANTHONY Course: Business Ambition: To be taught, — and then to teach Hobbies: Books, Art, Music, Other People, Dancing, Pool Secretary-Treasurer 1; President 2; Vice-President 3 THERESA ANTOLEWICZ Te Te” Course: College Ambition: Math Teacher Hobbies: Sewing, Knitting, Water Skiing Girls’ Debating Society 2; Latin Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Speakers’ Club 4; Math Club 4; Home Room Rep. 4 45 RICHARD ARCAND Rich” Course: General Ambition: Guitarist Hobbies: Art, Fishing, Records WILLIAM H. ARCAND Course: General Ambition: To be a fine musician and succeed in life Hobbies: Pocket Billiards, Swimming, Horseback Riding ROSARIO G. ARMANO Roy” Course: College Ambition: Language Teacher Hobbies: Soccer, Baseball, Horseback Riding NORMAN J. ARSENAULT Course: General Ambition: Machinist Hobbies: Skating, Playing Baseball Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Football; Baseball Janine Fournier travels in history. ANTONINA F. AUGUSTA Nina” Course: College Ambition: To try, in some way, to help people Hobbies: Drawing, Painting, Listening to Music, Thinking Pep Club 1; Italian Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 4 SANDRA A. AXELROD Sandy” Course: College Ambition: Elementary Teacher Hobbies: Swimming, Tennis, Horseback Riding French Club; History Club; Speakers’ Club; Biology Club JOSEPH F. BAGGETT Joey” Course: College Ambition: Dentist Hobbies: Baseball, Football, Hockey Latin Club; Baseball 2 DOROTHY MARGARET BAJORAS Course: College Ambition: To go to college Hobbies: Bowling, Swimming Girls’ Softball 2; Pep Club 3; Prep Club 4; Glee Club 4 46 JOANN M. BALSAMO Jo” Course: College Ambition: Biology Teacher or Medical Field Hobbies: Sewing, Cooking, Piano, Music Italian, Speakers’, Biology and History Clubs JEAN MARIE BARRILE Course: Business Ambition: Legal Secretary Hobbies: Painting, Sewing, Writing, Swim¬ ming, Dancing, Reading Prep Club 4; Commercial Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Italian Club 2 KEVIN J. BARRY Course: College Ambition: Biological Research Hobbies: Baseball, Basketball, Swimming, Pool Baseball 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1,2,4 PATRICK L. BASS Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Bowling, Swimming, Dancing BRIAN PAUL BASTINELLI Course: General Ambition: To become very rich Hobbies: All Sports History Club; Football 2 RICHARD MICHAEL BATTS Course: College Hobbies: Basketball, Football, Skiing Wrestling Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club Pro¬ gram Chairman 3 Let’s see, what’s a four letter word for procrastinate?” says Dennis Pedrick. MICHAEL J. BEAUCHAMP Beach” Course: College Ambition: Marine Biology Hobbies: Swimming, Basketball, Touch Foot¬ ball, Cards, Chess CLAIRE MARIE BEAULIEU Course: College Ambition: Nursing Hobbies: Skiing, Surfing, Sewing, Horseback Riding Pep Club 2, 3; Drama Club 2; Prep Club 4 47 Tim Kelly tickles the ivories. DEBORAH A. BECOTTE Course: College Ambition: Success Hobbies: Skiing, Skating, Horseback Riding, Swimming Pep Club 3; Speake rs Club 4 MARIE B. BEDARD Donna” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Swimming, Knitting, Reading, Pool Pep Club 1, 2 RONALD J. BELANGER Ronnie” Course: General Ambition: Carpenter Hobbies: Model Railroading, Hunting CHERYL BELAVITCH Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Sewing, Reading, Music, Swimming Pep Club 2, 3; Commercial Club 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4 STEPHEN O. BELL Course: College Ambition: Lawyer Hobbies: Surfing, Skiing, Music Football 1, 2; German Club 3, 4 (President 4); Biology Club LYNNE M. BENENATI Buttercup” Course: College Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Sewing, Reading, Teen Promoters Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Advertising Committee of the Yearbook Staff; Homeroom Rep. 2; History Club 4 LAURENCE J. BENJAMIN Benge” Course: College Ambition: To become a millionaire Hobbies: Pool, Football, Baseball, Hockey RONALD R. BERNIER Bernie” Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Surfing, Scuba Diving, Bowling, Horseback Riding, Water Skiing, Swimming Prep Club; Glee Club 48 DENISE M. BERUBE Dee” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Ice Skating, Horseback Riding, Watching Hockey Games DOROTHY J. BEVERIDGE Dotty” Course: Business Ambition: Telephone Operator Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Bowling, Swimming BRUCE R. BINNS Course: College Ambition: Oceanographer or Astro Physicist Hobbies: Astronomy, Basketball, Electronics, Swimming JOAN BLAIS Course: College Ambition: Model or Airline Stewardess Hobbies: Dancing, Skating, Knitting, Sewing, Reading Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Yearbook Advertising Committee 4; Prep Club 4; Lancer Victory Dance Committee 4; French Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; History Club 4; Speakers’ Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4 n CHARLENE E. BLAZONIS Course: General Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Skating, Swimming SUSAN A. BOHNE Course: College Ambition: Data Processing Hobbies: Swimming, Skiing, Skating, Dancing, Drawing German Club; Pep Club; History Club; Biol¬ ogy Club You rang?” asks Steve Bell. RUSSELL R. BOLDUC Course: College Ambition: Computer Operator Hobbies: Electronics, Swimming, Organ Prep Club; Glee Club; French Club CATHERINE ANN BOLIS Cathy” Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Sewing, Reading, Cooking, Tennis Homeroom Representative 1; Pep Club 3; Bi¬ ology Club 3; German Club 3, 4; Speakers’ Club 4; Prep Club 4 ms 49 JOSEPH F. BONFIGLIO Bongi” Course: College Ambition: Electronics Engineer or Secret Agent Hobbies: Skiing, Drag Racing, Building Electronic Circuits Track 1, 2; Public Affairs Club 2; Biology Club 3; Homeroom Rep. 4; Varsity Football Man¬ ager 4. CAROL A. BORELLI Mousy,” Shorty” Course: Business Ambition Success in the Business World Hobbies: Dancing, Sewing, Ice Skating, Swimming, Pool CHRISTINE A. BORRELLI Course: Business Ambition: Legal Secretary Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Bowling, Skating MICHAEL W. BOSSE Course: General Ambition: Commercial Art, Advertising Hobbies: Painting, Drawing EVELYN M. BOUCHARD Lyn” Course: General Ambition: Seamstress Hobbies: Sewing, Skating, Bowling, Dancing, Horseback Riding LINDA D. BOUDREAU L.B.” Course: Business Ambition: Artist and Guitarist Hobbies: Drawing, Bowling, Knitting, Dancing, Singing, Skating, Horseback Riding Commercial Club 3, 4 (Vice-President 3, Pres¬ ident 4); Yearbook Staff 3; Yearbook Business Manager 4 Danny Dobalian and Ronald Bernier, Look kids, no choco¬ late mess!” H Sl 30 t m - LORRAINE M. BOURASSA Lori Course: Business Ambition: Success Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Horseback Riding, Reading, Ice Skating Switchboard Operator 3, 4 MARGARET R. BRADY Peg” Course: College Ambition: To be what I was meant to be Hobbies: Skiing, Swimming, Photography, Boating Glee Club 1; Soft Ball 1; Drama 2; French Club 3, 4; History Club 4; Biology Club 4 ; Prep Club 4; Pep Club 4 50 PAMELA BRADY Course: College Ambition: Physical Therapist Hobbies: Waterskiing, Horseback Riding, Reading Pep Club 1, 2; Biology Club 3, 4; History Club 3, 4; French Club 3; Lawrencian Staff 2; Prep Club 4 (Vice-President 4); Yearbook Staff 4 (Editorial Staff) SAMUEL A. BRITO Course: College Ambition: Doctor Linda Purpura, Joyce Petelle, and Linda Anthony, There is nothing like Lawrence water.” RALPH FREDERICK BROSCOE Friar Tuck” Course: College Ambition: English Teacher Hobbies: Oil Painting, Bowling, Swimming Spanish Club; History Club DONNA M. BROUSSEAU Course: General Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Dancing, Singing, Swimming DOROTHY M. BROWN Cutie” Course: Business Ambition: Success Hobbies: Skin Diving, Swimming, Tennis Pep Club 1, 2; Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 3 CLAIR ANN BRYANT Course: General Ambition: Success Hobbies: Painting, Sewing KATHLEEN M. BUCKLEY Course: College Ambition: Secretary , Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Reading Biology Club LINDA L. BUMFORD Course: Business Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Bowling, Dancing, Skating, Cooking 51 RICHARD BURNS Course: College Ambition: English Teacher Hobbies: Fishing, Skiing Band 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; History Club 3, 4 SHARON BURTNICK Shar” Course: College Ambition: To teach the emotionally disturbed Hobbies: Sewing, Writing, Bowling, Photography Pep Club 1, 2; Biology 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Math Club 4; Debating 1, 2; History 3, 4; Speakers’ Club 4 BARBARA M. BURZLAFF Course: College Ambition: Interior Design Hobbies: Professional Dancing, Skating, Horseback Riding, Sewing Drama Club 2; Prep Club 4 CHARLES M. BUYCK Bike” Course: College Ambition: Electrical Engineer Hobbies: Two-way Radio GLORIA J. CABLE Glo” Course: College Ambition: Registered Nurse Hobies: Horseback Riding, Skiing Italian Club 3 MAUREEN A. CABRAL Moe” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Bowling, Deep-Sea Fishing Pep Club 3 Three cheers for LAWRENCE.” DONALD J. CAISSE Casey” Course: General Hobbies: Swimming, Baseball, Pool Football 1, 2 PATRICIA CAMPISI Course: Business Ambition: Executive Secretary Hobbies: Sewing, Dancing, Swimming, Skating, Reading Office Aide 4 52 GAIL CANTWELL Course: Business Ambition: Success DONNA CARACCIO Meatball” Course: Business Ambition: Dancing Teacher Hobbies: Dancing, Horseback Riding, Water Skiing EDWARD R. CARBONNEAU Carb” Course: College Ambition: Biologist Hobbies: Swimming, Mountain Climbing German Club; Biology Club; Track 1, 2 NANCY E. CAREY Course: College Ambition: French Teacher Hobbies: Tennis, Horseback Riding, Swimming Public Affairs Club 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; History Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Home¬ room Representative 3; Basketball 1, 2; Year¬ book 3, 4 (Extra-Curricular Co-Editor 4); Prep Club 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Lancer Victory Dance Committee 4 KATHLEEN J. CARNEY Kathie” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Skiing, Reading, Sewing MARGARET CARNEY Peggy” Course: Business Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Bowling, Skating, Horseback Riding NEIL J. CARNEY Dogcatcher” Course: College Ambition: Dog Handler Hobbies: Dog Shows, Fishing, Horseback Riding, Sports, Sky Diving LAURENCE M. CARROLL Larry” Course: General Ambition: Success Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Bowling, Sports, Reading 53 VINCENT A. CARROLL Scat” Course: College Ambition: Draftsman Hobbies: Football, Swimming, Golf, Skiing Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Biology Club 3 MADELYN CASCONE Lyn” Course: Business Ambition: Medical Secretary Hobbies: Skiing, Dancing, Horseback Riding, Swimming, Bowling CAROLYN M. CASH Casper” Course: College Ambition: College and a happy life Hobbies: Bowling, Skiing, Swimming, Dancing French Club; Glee Club; Speakers’ Club NANCY G. CASSELL Course: College Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Hobbies: Accordion, Sports, Reading, Guitar Italian Club 3, 4; Girls’ Softball Team 1,2,3, 4 (Captain 2, 3); Girls’ Intramural Basketball 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Law- rencian 3, 4 DAVID E. CATE, JR. Course: College Ambition: Engineer Hobbies: Sports, Camping, Scouting Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Italian Club; Speakers’ Club; Biology Club; Yearbook 4; Prep Club JOAN CATLETT Course: Business Ambition: Medical Secretary Hobbies: Reading, Dancing, Bowling, Sewing, Billiards Office Switchboard Operator; Pep Club 3, 4; Commercial Club 2, 3 Peter Nimerowski ASDF.huh? RONALD L. CAYER Course: Business Ambition: Computer and Technologist Hobbies: Bowling, Swimming, Drawing PAUL R. CAVARRETTA R.C.” Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Success Hobbies: Playing Drums 54 PAUL J. CENSULLO Course: General Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Hobbies: Bowling, Football, Hunting Football 3, 4; Baseball 4; Basketball 2 3,4 JULIE ANNE CHABOT Course: Business Ambition: Key Punch Operator Hobbies: Skiing, Swimming, Bowling, Dancing, Surfing, Horseback Riding Pep Club 3 JEFFREY N. CHAET Course: College Ambition: Business Administrator Hobbies: Skiing, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Reading, Driving Football 1, 2; Baseball 2; Spanish Club; Biol¬ ogy Club 3; Public Affairs 1, 2; History Club 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Yearbook Advertis¬ ing Committee GREGORY H. CHALLINOR Zorro Course: General Ambition: Pressman at Eagle-Tribune Hobbies: Fishing, Horseback Riding, Horse Racing KAREN M. CHAPAL Course: College Ambition: Elementary Teacher Hobbies: Swimming, Skating, Dancing History Club 1, 2; Pep Club 4 Kevin McGowan begs, Don’t shoot!” THERESA M. CHAREST Terry” Course: General Ambiuon: Success Hobbies: Sewing, Reading RICHARD C. CHOJNACKI Rick” Course: General Ambition: Building Contractor Hobbies: Water Skiing, Horseback Riding, Hunting JOHN CIARDELLO Sling-Shot” Course: College Ambition: Business Administration Hobbies: Hunting, Basketball, Billiards 55 SUSAN A. CLARKE Clarkie” Course: College Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Playing the Guitar, Skiing, Swimming Pep Club 3, 4 CHARLES A. CLEMENT Chuck” Course: General Ambition: Success Hobbies: Basketball, Hockey WESTON H. CODY Westy” Course: General Ambition: Machinist Hobbies: Fixing Cars Baseball; Football; Hockey GORDON STANLEY COLLUPY Flash” Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Sheet Metalwork and Welder Hobbies: Bowling KENNETH M. CONLON Course: College Ambitipn: To finish College Hobbies: Billiards, Horseback Riding, Surfing Class President 1; Prep Club; Baseball 2 JOANN F. CONNORS Jody” Course: General Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Sports, Dancing, Swimming Girls’ Basketball DENNIS JOHN CONRAD Course: College Ambition: To Succeed in a Rock ' N’ Roll Group Hobbies: Guitar, all kinds of music LINDA B. CONTARINO Lyn” Course: Business Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Swimming, Skating, Sewing, Ceramics Prep Club 4 Eddie Gaffney and his date enjoy a dance at the Semi. 56 JOHN J. COOK Cookie” Course: Business Ambition: Football Coach Hobbies: Swimming, Skating Football 1, 2, 3, 4 JAY D. COSTELLO Course: General Ambition: Success Hobbies: Pool, Cars CLAIRE M. CORRIVEAU Corra” Course: Business Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Dancing, Playing Guitar, Swimming, Skiing Pep Club 4 DENNIS GEORGE COTE Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Sports Announcing Hobbies: Printing Basketball KARL COTE Course: College Ambition: Teach Music Hobbies: Archery, Dances, Drums, Horseback Riding GARY P. COULIE Stinky” Course: General Ambition: To be a millionaire Hobbies: Pocket Billiards, Horse Racing, Swimming Football 2, 3 DIANNE M. COUTURE Course: General Ambition: Success Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming, Sewing, Ice Skating, Bowling REYNALD PAUL CRETE Ren” Course: College Ambition: To Be Successful Hobbies: Music, Cars, Skating, Skiing, Hunting Wayne Martin masters his mangled mop. 57 DEBORAH A. CRONIN Course: College Ambition: High-School Math Teacher Hobbies: Surfing, Skiing, Scuba-Diving, Horseback Riding Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 4; Girls’ Softball 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 2; Girls’ Debating 2; Homeroom Rep. 3; History Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4 (Co-Editor 4); Lawrencian 3, 4 (Circulation-Manager 4); Prep Club 4; M.A.M.L. Math Team 3, 4 (Co- Captain 4) KATHLEEN E. CROWLEY Kathy” Course: College Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Hobbies: Reading, Drawing, Writing German Club 4; French Club 3, 4; Girls De¬ bating Society 2, 3; Biology Club 3; Drama Club 2; Prep Club 4; Advertising Committee for Yearbook 4 Gary Freeman, Joe Vaillancourt, and Glenn McCann reminisce surfing days gone by. DIANNE M. CURTIS Di” Course: Business Ambition: Switchboard Operator or Bookkeeper Hobbies: Water Skiing, Swimming, Bowling Glee Club 2, 3; Business Club 2, 3 PATRICK JOSEPH CURTIS Course: General Ambition: Service in the Navy Hobbies: Fishing, Boating, Water Skiing, All Sports VIRGINIA L. CYR Ginger” Course: Business Ambition: Airline Hostess Hobbies: Drawing, Dancing, Records, Swimming, Sports Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 1 JOHN J. D’AG AT A Dag” Course: College Ambition: Accounting Hobbies: Basketball, Pool Baseball 2, 3, 4; Italian Club; Homeroom Rep. 3 LORINA A. DAVIES ««T � � Lorry Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Reading, Skating, Bowling, Dancing, Music Pep Club 1; Commercial Club 2 PERRY DeBENEDETTO Pete” Course; College Ambition: Electronics or Teaching Hobbies: Surfing, Skiing, Skating Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4) 58 JOHN DeCUNTO Pasquale” Course: College Ambition: To go to Art School and be a famous artist PAULA M. DeGREGORIO Course: College Ambition: Social Worker Hobbies: Painting, Skiing, Sewing Pep Club 2; French Club 4; Helping Hand Club 4; History Club 4; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4 ANN J. DeMARCO Course: Business Ambition : Secret Agent Hobbies: Swimming, Ice Skating, Roller Skating, Dancing DAVID L. DEMERS Course: College Ambition: Computer Programmer Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Bowling, Swimming, Pool Prep Club; Track 4 MICHAEL J. DESJARDINS Course: General Ambition: Electrician Hobbies: Hunting Fishing, Swimming, Short Wave Radio ROGER A. DEMERS Course: Business Ambition: Accountant Hobbies: Guitar, Bowling SUSAN M. DESPRES Sue” or Dez” Course: Business Ambition: To become a good Secretary Hobbies: Bowling, Skating, Music, Swimming Pep Club 1, 2 PATRICE ANN DESRUISSEAU Course: Business Ambition: Casmetologist Hobbies: Sewing, Skiing, Swimming, Dancing, Skating Homeroom Representative 4 59 LORRAINE T. DeVINCENTIS Laurie” Course: Business Ambition: Success in Life, Model Hobbies: Music, Art, Thinking, Reading Business Department Secretary on Absentee List; Prom Committee GERALDINE DEVOE Gerri” Course: Business Ambition: Office Secretary Hobbies: Dancing, Collecting Records, Bowling, Roller Skating DIANE M. DiCENZO Dee Dee” Course: Business Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Sewing, Dancing, Swimming, Ice- Skating, Bowling, Pool, Horseback Riding Italian Club JOSEPH R. DiCENZO Jo-Jo” Course: General Ambition: Construction Engineer Hobbies: Boating, Water Skiing, Interior Decorating, Citizens Band Radio Club CYNTHIA DI DOMENICO Cindy” Course: General Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Dancing, Sewing, Bowling DANIEL F. DiFRUSCIO Course: General Ambition: Communications Technician Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting, Automobiles Baseball 2 Mrs. Kelley lends Harold Gilbert a helping hand. MARIO J. DiMAURO Butch” Course: College Ambition: To make 2 Vl million dollars Hobbies: Singing, Record Collecting RONALD R. DiNICOLA Course: General Ambition: Success Hobbies: Bowling, Pool, Football, Drag Racing Football 1, 3, 4 60 DANIEL D. DOBALIAN Course: College Ambition: Medicine Hobbies: Stamp Collecting, Coin Collecting, Skiing, Skating, Bowling, Golf Latin Club; French Club; History Club; Math Team THADDEUS DOBRINSKI, JR. Ted” Course: General Ambition: Industrial Manager Hobbies: Bowling, Fishing, Football, Coin Collecting Football 1, 2 BARBARA E. DONAHUE Barbie” Course: College Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Hobbies: Swimming, Tobogganing, Ice Skating Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; German Club 3, 4 (Vice- President 4); Biology Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4 DONNA M. DONAHUE Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Skiing, Skating, Swimming, Sewing Pep Club 1; Majorette 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Hiftory Club 4; Year¬ book Staff 4 (Extra-Curricular Co-Editor) SHARON DONAHUE Course: Business Ambition: Office Work KAREN DONOHUE Course: Business Ambition: Success Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Bowling, Reading Pep Club 1 Karen Reinhold poses while on her way to class. DONALD LEO DOUCETTE Duce” Course: General Ambition: Contractor Hobbies: Football, Skating, Baseball, Fishing Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3 LORNA L. DOW Course: General Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Tennis, Swimming, Sewing 61 SANDRA M. DOWALIBY Course: Business Ambition: Legal Secretary Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Horseback Riding, Sewing Pep Club 2, 3; Switchboard Operator 3, 4 THOMAS A. DOWNS Tom” Course: Business Ambition: Success Hobbies: Swimming, Horseback Riding, Skating Denise Berube says, This is not my type of work.” JOSEPH A. DOYLE Course: College Ambition: Professional Tennis Player Hobbies: Tennis, Basketball Cross Country 4; Indoor and Outdoor Track 3, 4; J. V. Baseball KATHLEEN M. DOYLE Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming Pep Club 1 DONALD DREW Course: College Ambition: Success DENNIS DUBE Course: General Ambition: Carpentry Hobbies: Baseball, Football, Swimming, Bowling, Hunting, Pool BARRY P. DUBOIS Course: College Ambition: To succeed in life Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Baseball, Basketball, Volley Ball MARILYN M. DUCHARME Mai” Course: Business Ambition: Stenotypist Hobbies: Dancing, Sewing, Reading, Skating 62 W ' S JULIAN A. DUPUY Colonel” Course: College Ambition: Always to succeed Wrestling 3, 4 BRUCE R. ELLIS Speedy” Course: College Ambition: Veterinarian and Track Coach Hobbies: Running, Guitar Cross Country Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4) SHIRLEY ANN ELLSEY Shirley Temple” Course: Business Ambition: Business Field Hobbies: Sewing, Baking LINDA L. ETHERIDGE Lulu” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Cooking, Reading, Basketball MELINDA M. FALLISI Course: College Ambition: Elementary Teacher Hobbies: Bowling, Sewing, Swimming Glee Club 3; Prep Club 4 LEANNE FARNSWORTH Lenny” Course: College Ambition: Airline Stewardess Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming Pep Club 1; Girls Debating 2; French Club 3, 4; Biol ogy Club 4; Speakers’ Club 4; History Club 4 Reynald Crete— Lost in Space!” ALLEN H. FARRIS Al” Course: General Ambition: Coast Guard Hobbies: Hunting, Skin Diving JAMES A. FAUCHER Bamm-Bamm” Course: Business Ambition: State Trooper Hobbies: Basketball, Football, Weight Lifting 63 ROBERT T. FAZIO Bob” Course: College Ambition: UCLA PHILIP FERLAND West” Course: General Ambition: Success in life Hobbies: Billiards, Golf, Horseback Riding, Water Skiing, Swimming, Bowling, Tennis Oh, well, Joe, those are the breaks!” ROBERT FERRARA Course: College Ambition: Politician Hobbies: Bowling, Pool, Fishing Football 1, 2 SALLY ANN FERRIER Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Tobogganing, Target Shooting, Camping, Water Skiing, Golfing French Club; Biology Club; History Club; Prep Club BRIAN PAUL FIELDING Punky” Course: College Ambition: To be successful and wealthy Hobbies: Football, Skiing, Softball, Skating ELIZABETH A. FITZGERALD Beth” Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Sewing, Skiing, Horseback Riding, Tennis Pep Club 1, 2; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; French Club 4 MYRON I. FLAGLER Course: College Ambition: High School Teacher Hobbies: Reading, Swimming, Sports, Music Lieutenant in LHS Band 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; History Club 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Boys’ De¬ bating Society 3, 4; Public Affairs Club 1, 2; Speakers’ Club 4; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4 GAIL FLEISCHMAN Course: College Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Debating Club 1; French Club 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Speakers’ Club 4; History Club 4; Biology Club 3, 4 64 GAIL E. FLEMING Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Sewing, Swimming, Dancing, Skating Majorettes 2; Submaster’s Aide 4; Office Aide 3 JOHN O. FLEMING Course: General Hobbies: Pool, Billiards DAVID FOUCHER Fouch” Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Hunting, Ceramics History Club BEVERLY FOURNIER Course: Business Ambition: Nursing or Medical Assistant Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Dancing, Skating Pep Club; Prep Club JANINE FOURNIER Course: College Ambition: Social Worker Hobbies:. Ice Skating, Tobogganing, Water Skiing, Sewing, Swimming French Club 3; Debating Society 3; Speakers’ Club 4; Yearbook 4; History Club 4 TED FOWLER Course: Business Ambition: Success VALDEMIRO FRANCISCO Val” Course: Business Ambition: Bookkeeping Teacher Hobbies: Swimming, Fishing, Hunting, Travel GARY W. FREEMAN Course: College Ambition: History Teacher Hobbies: Bowling, Swimming, Water Skiing Football 1; Baseball 2 Two o’clock comes early for Colleen Martin. 65 SHIRLEY P. FURNARI Kitten” Course: College Ambition: X-ray Technician Hobbies: Swimming, Reading, Sewing, Dancing, Bowling French Club 4 GAIL P. GAFFNEY Geegee” or Smily” Course: Business Ambition: Success Hobbies: Dancing, Skating, Swimming, Stamp Collecting Prep Club JAMES H. GAFFNEY Jim” Course: General Ambition: Career in Marine Corps Hobbies: Swimming, Ice Skating Track 1 WILLIAM R. GAFFNEY Course: College Ambition: To be happy Hobbies: Golf, Reading, Tennis German Club EDWARD P. GAFFNY Gaff” Course: College Ambition: Engineer Hobbies: Skiing, Tennis, Basketball German Club; Prep Club; Baseball John Cook and Odette Hamaoui pose for the camera. MARIE M. GAGNE Twig” Course: Business Ambition: Legal Secretary Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Horseback Riding, Billiards, Surfing Switchboard Operator 3, 4 RENEE GAGNE ' Course: Business Ambition: Business Education Teacher Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Tennis, Skiing Commercial Club 4; Pep Club 4; Prep Club; Aide in Guidance Office 66 KAREN E. GAUTHIER Kay” Course: General Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Skating, Bowling, Sewing, Swimming KENNETH R. GAGNON Course: General Ambition: Musician Hobbies: Playing the Guitar, Cars PRISCILLA L. GEISLER Cilia” Course: College Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Sewing, Painting, Swimming, Skiing German Club 4 MICHAEL A. GERSTEIN Rosie” Course: College Ambition: Lawyer Hobbies: Basketball, Baseball, Swimming, Bowling Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Home¬ room Rep. 2; Class President 3; Biology Club- Program Chairman 3; Prep Club 4 RONALD J. GIANTONIO G” Course: College Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Hobbies: Pool, Golf Football 3, 4; Cross Country 1 GERALD JAMES GIAQUINTA Jerry” Course: College Ambition: Doctor Hobbies: Baseball, Hockey, Guitar Yearbook 3, 4 (Co-Editor) 4; Biology Club 3, 4 (Vice-President) 3 Debating Team 2, 3 (Sgt. at Arms) 3; History Club; Outdoor Track 2 DONNA S. GIARRUSSO Don” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Dancing, Bowling, Skating 67 HAROLD JOSEPH GILBERT Gil” Course: General Ambition: Police Officer Hobbies: Football, Basketball, Fishing Football 1 PAULA J. GIROUARD Course: Business Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Horseback Riding Kathy Phair says, I know it’s in here somewhere. MARIA RITA GIUFFRIDA Shorty” Ambition: Elementary Teacher Hobbies: Painting, Drama, Tennis, Sewing Biology Club 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; History Club 4 PHILLIP JAMES GLENDYE Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Swimming, Diving, Sky Diving Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain 4); Wrestling 2, 4; Homeroom Rep. 2, 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Victory Dance Committee 3 KATHY M. GOWEN Kat” Course: College Ambition: Elementary Education Teacher Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Horseback Riding, Skating, Water Snow Skiing French Club; Glee Club 3 RICHARD D. GRABOWSKI Course: General Ambition: Disc Jockey Hobbies: Bowling DONALD F. GRASSIS Course: General Ambition: Success Hobbies: Skiing, Football, Dancing, Skating JO ANN GREENWOOD Jo-Jo” Course: College Ambition: To be happy and successful Hobbies: Reading, Sports J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Softball 1, 3; Homeroom Rep. 2, 3; Drama Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; (Secretary); History Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4 68 RAYMOND JOSEPH GRENIER Turtle” Course: College Ambition: Working on Computers Hobbies: Bowling, Fishing, Archery Latin Club 3 PATRICIA L. GUARINO Course: Business Ambition: Artist Hobbies: Painting, Writing Poetry and Novels, Playing the Guitar, Designing and Making Clothes Pep Club 1, 2; Glee Club 3; Switchboard Op¬ erator; Prom Committee; Business Department Secretary on Absentee List CHARLENE A. GUERIN Charlie” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Swimming, Bowling, Horseback Riding, Tennis Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Commercial Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club; Prep Club 4; History Club; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Girls’ Debating Club DENNIS GUILMETTE Denny” Course: College Ambition: Painter Hobbies: Sketching, Swimming, Mountain Climbing Biology Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3 JAMES GULLA Course: College Ambition: Mathematician or Math Teacher Hobbies: Guitar, Cars, Surfing Lieutenant in Band 3, 4; Italian Club 3 THOMAS F. GUTHRIE Guthro” Course: College Ambition: Millionaire Hobbies: Billiards, Skiing, Scuba-Diving, Automobiles Hockey 4 Hram .... What is Averill reading? MARGUERITE M. HAGER Margo” Course: Business Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Skating, Swimming, Horseback Riding, Surfing Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 PAULA HAGOPIAN Paul” Course: Business Ambition: Executive Secretary Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Guitar, Bowling, Fishing 69 4 KENNETH T. HAMILTON Ham” Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Basketball, Football, Chess Football 3; Biology Club; Class President 4 RICHARD HARDY Course: College Ambition: Mathematical Engineer Hobbies: Bowling, Baseball, Football H ? i 1 1 1 j v r Sk J Evelyn Bouchard and Doug Ross swing. CHARLES J. HARVEY Chuck” Course: General Hobbies: Table Pool, Sports, Cars STEVEN R. HARVEY Course: College Ambition: Success Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Scuba Diving JANINE M. HASSEY Ni-Ni” Course: Business Ambition: Success Hobbies: Dancing, Horseback Riding Prep Club DOUGLAS JOHN HATEM Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Drummer in a Rock Group, Music in General, Fishing Football 1 GERALD Y. HATTORI Course: College Ambition: Mathematics Hobbies: Bowling, Weightlifting, Chess Band 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Prep Club; Home¬ room Rep. 4 ROBERT J. HEFFERNAN Heff” Course: General Ambition: Teletypist 70 :■ W r u: u: j T- 1 P 1 I f W ALAN J. HEMMERLE Al” Course: Business Ambition: To be successful in business Hobbies: Fishing, Bowling, Coin Collecting DENISE M. HERMEZ Denny” Course: College Ambition: Nursing Hobbies: Water Skiing, Skating, Painting Art Club 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Commercial, Club 2, 3; Homeroom Rep. 3; Secretary of Speakers’ Club 4; French Club 4; Prep Club 4; Prom Committee 4; Pep Club 4 SHARON M. HESSION Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Dancing, Reading, Bowling Pep Club 2, 3; French Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Speakers’ Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4 DOREEN HEY Dodie” Course: College Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Sewing, Horseback Riding, Skiing Public Affairs 2; Prep Club 4; French Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3 FRANCES J. HIGGINBOTTOM Higgie” Course: College Ambition: Nursing Hobbies: Basketball, Volley Ball, Soft Ball Basketball 2, 3 MAUREEN H. HOLT Moe” Course: College Ambition: Psychologist Hobbies: Art, Yoga, Reading Yearbook Staff 4; Speakers’ Club; Prep Club; Girls’ Debating Society 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Biology Club 3; French Club 3; Helping Hand Club 3 THOMAS F. HOYE Course: College Ambition: Make money, Computer Programmer Hobbies: Football, Baseball, Hockey, Drag Racing Indoor Track 2, 4; Outdoor Track 4; Year¬ book Advertising Staff 4 WESLEY HULL Course: General Ambition: Super Market Manager Hobbies: Tennis, Tropical Fish, Bowling 71 GAIL P. JACKSON Course: Business Ambition: Success Hobbies: Skiing, Horseback Riding, Tennis History Club 3; Speakers’ Club CAROL M. JANOWSKI Course: Business Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Ice Skating, Dancing, Swimming Prep Club; Italian Club 3; Band 1, 2 RONALD J. JERACKAS Ronnie” Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobbies: Collecting Records, Guitar, Hockey LORRAINE M. JEWELL Course: College Ambition: Airline Hostess Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Bowling DEBORAH A. JOHNSON Course: Business Ambition: Dental Assistant Hobbies: Painting, Horseback Riding Submaster’s Aide 1; Pep Club 4; Prep Club 4 ELLEN M. JONCAS Elsie” Course: Business Ambition: To get married and be a success Hobbies: Swimming, Bowling, Horseback Riding, Water Skiing, Billiards Homeroom Rep. 4; Prom Committee Allen Farris adds up to success. DENNIS E. JONES Jonesy” Course: General Ambition: Success Hobbies: Billiards, Horseback Riding JACQUELINE JOZOKOS Jackie” Course: College Ambition: Elementary Teacher Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Horseback Riding, Tobogganing Prep Club 4; Biology 3; U.S. History 4 72 JANET JUDGE Course: College Ambition: Registered Nurse Hobbies: Sailing, Reading, Horseback Riding Pep Club DANIEL CHARLES KAMAL Chuck” Course: College Ambition: Journalist or Public Relations Work Hobbies: Football, Baseball, Hockey Baseball 2; French Club 3; Latin Club 3 (Vice- President); Hockey 3, 4; Sports-Editor of Law- rencian 4; Yearbook Staff 4 THOMAS M. KANE Gunther” Course: General Ambition: Success Hobbies: Baseball, Football, Hunting, Fishing SHELDON KARP Shelly” Course: College Ambition: Cartoonist Hobbies: Drawing, Fishing, Sports Biology Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3; History Club 4; Yearbook 4; Lawrencian 4; Boys’ Debating 3, 4 STEPHEN P. KASILA Rango” Course: College Ambition: Conservation Officer Hobbies: Bowling, Fishing, Hunting, Taxidermy ISA KATIMY Course: General Ambition: Success Hobbies: Bowling, Horseback Riding, Football Does John O’Connell measure up to Cynthia Landry? DENNIS C. KEEFE Din” Course: College Ambition: Pilot Hobbies: Water Skiing, Swimming, Flying Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Prep Club; Biology Club PAUL J. KELLEY Course: Business Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobbies: Bowling, Dancing, Drawing, Swimming 73 TIMOTHY KELLY Clutch” Course: General Ambition: To get ahead in life Hobbies: Football, Baseball, Swimming, Pool Football 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Baseball 1; Homeroom Rep. 4; Speakers’ Club; Prom Committee; Biology Club; History Club KATHLEEN A. KILLEEN Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Pocket Billiards, Sewing Dorothy Beveridge rules the books. ANNA J. KLEPKA Course: Business Ambition: I.B.M. Computer Operator Hobbies: Skiing, Surfing, Dancing Prep Club 4; History Club LINDA J. KLIER Lyn” Course: College Ambition: Computer Processing Hobbies: Outdoor Sports, Bowling, Caring for Animals Biology Club 3, 4; Intermural Sports; Home¬ room Rep. 4 VINCENT J. KNIGHTLY Vinny” Course: College Ambition: Business Manager Hobby: Skiing PAULA KOBOS Course: College Ambition: English Teacher Hobbies: Guitar, Sewing Latin Club 3; French Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4 GEORGETTE KOTARAKO S Gidget” Course: Business Ambition: Fashion Designer Hobbies: Writing, Dancing, Horseback Riding, Reading JOSEPH KUCHAREWICZ Course: Business Ambition: Success Hobbies: Playing the Guitar, Reading, Drawing, Cars, Music, Fishing, Swimming 74 HELEN C. LACOURCIERE Course: College Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming, Tobogganing, Dancing Biology 3; Prep Club 4; US. History 4 JANET L. LACOURSE Pumpkin” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Horseback Riding, Water Skiing ANDREA LA JOIE Andi” Course: Business Ambition: Business Field Hobbies: Skiing, Skating, Swimming Band Member 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 1 MURIEL L. LaJOIE Course: General Ambition: To be happy Hobbies: Skiing, Tennis, Reading MARIE YVETTE LALONDE Course: Business Ambition: To be successful and happy Hobbies: Music, Horseback Riding, Surfing, and just being involved with people Pep Club 1; Band 2, 3, 4 (Lieutenant 4); Prep Club 4; Miss Condon’s Aide 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 2 SHEILA J. LAMBERT Course: College Ambition: Physical Therapist Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Dancing, Reading Glee Club 2; History Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Ad¬ vertising Committee of Yearbook 4 Joann Connors awaits the lunch bunch. CYNTHIA D. LANDRY Cindy” Course: College Ambition: To become a High School History Teacher Hobbies: Reading, Writing High School Chorus 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Advertising Committee of Yearbook 4; Speak¬ ers’ Club 4; Debate League 2, Salem High School LINDA G. LANGER Louie” Course: General Ambition: Success Hobbies: Swimming, Horseback Riding, Dancing Prep Club 4 75 MICHAEL LAORENZA Chickie” Course: General Ambition: Successful Hobbies: Football, Drums, Sport Cars Football 1 KATHLEEN G. LARATONDA Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Collecting Records, Collecting Stuffed Animals, Dancing, Swimming Prep Club GALE D. LaROSE Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Sewing, Vocational School Cheerleader Pep Club; Prep Club RAYMOND G. LASONDE “Spider” Course: Business Ambition: Communications Technician Hobbies: Basketball, Bowling, Pool Basketball Team 1, 3, 4 THOMAS LASONDE Course: General Ambition: Floral Designer Hobbies: Swimming, Skiing, Basketball BELINDA A. LaTORRE Bindy” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Ice Skating Basketball 1 PATRICIA A. LaTORRE Course: Business Ambition: Dental Assistant Hobbies: Dancing, Bowling, Skating, Skiing, Sports, Painting Homeroom Rep. 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; History Club 4; Prep Club 4 (President); Switchboard Operator 2, 3, 4; Submaster’s Assistant 2, 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Lancer’s Victory Dance Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Alumni Usherette 3; Business Department Secretary on Absentee List 4; Office Aide 2, 3, 4 • Jg| Lynn” ’VLrtr jwfcwjf. Course: Business Ambition: Secretary aKMMUl Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Just having fun mmm 76 Wesley Hull conducts the class while Chuck Clement listens attentively. ELAINE R. LeCLAIR E” Course: General Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Bowling, Sewing, Art SHARON A. LESSARD Shorty” Course: General Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Swimming, Skating, Dancing, Bowling JOANNE LETOURNEAU Pete” Course: Business Ambition: Airlinq Stewardess Hobbies: Surfing, Swimming, Ice Skating, Roller Skating Majorette 3 PETER J. LETOURNEAU Course: College Ambition: Lawyer Hobbies: Swimming, Horseback Riding, Volley Ball, Card Playing SUZANNE M. LETOURNEAU Course: General Ambition: Designer Hobbies: Sewing, Dancing, Swimming Prep Club PRISCILLA A. LEVESQUE Cilia” Course: Business Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Roller Skating, Ice Skating, Swimming, Dancing Pep Club, Gym Exhibition STEVEN D. LEVIN Star” Course: College Ambition: To graduate from college Hobby: Basketball Boys’ Debating Society 3, 4 (President 4); Speakers’ Club 3, 4; Latin Club DONNA L. LEVINGSTON Dawn” Course: College Ambition: Social Worker Hobbies: Reading, Horseback Riding French Club, Biology Club, History Club, Speakers’ Club, Prep Club 77 JERRY LOEW Jeremiah Goon” Course: College Ambition: To buy a 650 Triumph and travel over the world in it Hobbies: Play Drums, Travel, Surf Indoor Track; Outdoor Cross Country Track 1 RICKY J. LOFFREDO Course: College Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Hobbies: Hunting, Skiing, Bowling, Fishing Biology Club 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Home¬ room Rep. 4; History Club 4; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2 JOYCE LONGO Course: College Ambition: X-ray Technician Hobbies: Skating, Dancing, Watching Sports Prep Club 4; French Club 3; Pep Club 1 MARIA LOPATTO Course: College Ambition: Math Teacher Hobbies: Swimming, Volleyball, Reading, Sewing, Collecting Picture Post Cards Math Club NANCY M. LoPIANO Lope” Course: College Ambition: Elementary Teacher Hobbies: Tennis, Bowling, Reading Prep Club 4; Speakers’ Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Biology Club 3; Italian Club 3 (Delegate 4); Glee Club 3; Math Club 4; History Club 4; Secretary Treasurer 2 LINDA LUBIN Charlie” Course: College Ambition: Executive Secretary Hobby: Music Pep Club 1 Doug Ross proves that people do drink Lawrence water. JoANNE MacINNIS Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Dancing, Reading Pep Club NANCY M. LUNDY Lundy-Fish” Course: Business Ambition: Airline Hostess Hobbies: Snow Skiing, Dancing, Driving Prep Club 78 DANIEL N. MAGOON Course: College Ambition: To get rich Hobby: Reading Basketball 1, 4 MAUREEN MANZI Moe” Course: College Ambition: Elementary Teacher Hobbies: Swimming, Skiing, Reading, Golf, Chess Prep Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 4); French Club 3, 4 (President 4); History Club; Biology Club 3, 4; Speakers’ Club 4; Yearbook Advertising Committee; Math Club PHILIP A. MARINO Course: College Ambition: History Teacher Hobbies: Water Skiing, Basketball, Pool Prep Club; Italian Club 4; Vice-President 4 CAROL A. MARTIN Marty” Course: Business Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Dancing, Swimming Prep Club 4 HMK Brian Bastinelli— If I had the wings of an angel.” COLLEEN M. MARTIN Course: Business Ambition: Airline Hostess Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Fencing Prep Club 4; Homeroom Representative 2; Pep Club 1; French Club 2; Speakers’ Club 4 THERESE M. MARTIN Terry” Course: College Ambition: Interpreter Hobbies: Travel, Reading WAYNE R. MARTIN Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Pool Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Football 1, 2; Cross Country 3, 4; French Club 3; Biology Club 3 (Secretary Treasurer) JOSHUA MARVIT Course: College Ambition: Psychoanalyst Hobbies: Poetry, Hebrew Literature, Abstract Psychological Research, Reading Editor-in-Chief Lawrencian 4; M.A.M.L. Math Team 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain 4); Latin Club 3, 4 (President 3, Vice-President 4); Yearbook 4; Math Club 4 (President); Helping Hand Club 4 79 BYRON R. MATTHEWS Course: Business Ambition: Accountant Hobbies: Swimming, Bowling, Horseback Riding Track 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 2 KAREN E. Me A VO Y Course: Business Ambition: Success Hobbies: Swimming, Skiing, Sewing Prep Club 4 GLENN J. McCANN Mac” Course: College Ambition: Company Owner Hobbies: Surfing, Baseball, Football, Basket¬ ball, Water Skiing, Snow Skiing, Sports Car Racing Homeroom Rep. 2; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1 CATHERINE M. McDONALD Cathy” Course: College Ambition: Speech Therapist Hobbies: Swimming, Bowling, Horseback Riding, Reading J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2; Varsity cheerleader 3, 4; French Club (Program Chairman) 3, 4; His¬ tory Club 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Speakers’ Club; Softball Team 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4 russell g. McDonnell Bean” Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Basketball, Water Skiing, Pool Basketball 1; Football 2 ROBERT McGINNESS Mac” Course: College Ambition: Lawyer Hobbies: Football, Track, Pool French Club; Track; Biology Club MARSHALL Rogers reads side-saddle. KEVIN F. McGOWAN Mac” Course: General Ambition: To be happy Hobbies: Swimming, Pocket Billiards, Table Tennis J.V. Baseball; Football 1 MARY JANE McLAUGHLIN Course: College Ambition: Elementary Teacher Hobbies: Skiing, Horseback Riding, Sewing Prep Club 80 JOHN E. MEHLMAN Mel” Course: General Ambition: Navy Hobbies: Drum Corps and Football JAMES P. MELNICK Pion” Course: College Ambition: Success Hobbies: Pocket Billiards, Swimming Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain 4); Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2 Could I have an extra piece, Steve? KEVIN MERRILL Kev” Course: General JACQUELINE D. MESSINA Course: Business Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Dancing, Art, Sewing RICHARD R. MICAL Course: General Ambition: Success DENNIS P. MICHAUD Iliya” Course: College Ambition: Musician Hobbies: Playing Guitar, Writing Songs and Poems DONNA M. MICHEL Sloopy” Course: Business Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Dancing, Cooking, Reading ROBERT J. MILBURN Course: General Ambition: Photographer Hobbies: Pocket Billiards, Photography 81 FRANK J. MILONE Pudgie” Course: Business Ambition: Success Hobbies: Cars, Sports Football 1, 2; Track 3 WENDY J. MINSKY Course: College Ambition: Nursing Administration Hobbies: Reading, Swimming, Skiing Glee Club 1; Latin Club 3, 4; Speakers’ Club 4; Biology Club 3; Girl’s Debating Society 3; Advertising Staff of Year Book 4 DAVID MISSERVILLE Mizzy” Course: College MARJORIE M. MIXON Course: College Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Bowling, Sewing CAROL A. MORAN Course: College Ambition: English Teacher Hobbies: Dancing, Sewing, Ice Skating, Reading Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Commercial Club 2; L.H.S. Booster Club PATRICIA A. MOREAU Course: College Ambition: Registered Nurse Hobbies: Swimming, Water Skiing, Horseback Riding, Snow Skiing, Sewing Year Book Staff 4; Prep Club (Vice-President) 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Biology 3, 4; Basket¬ ball 2; Pep Club 1, 2; History Club 4 MARY ANN T. MORNEAULT Mono” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Art, Water Skiing, Sewing Pep Club 1; Business Department Secretary on Absentee List 4; Secretary in Clinic 3, 4; Year¬ book Advertising Staff 4; Homeroom Rep. 1 KATHRYN A. MORRIS Kathy” Course: College Ambition: Psychologist Hobbies: Skiing, Surfing, Sewing, Horseback Riding, Tennis Pep Club 1, 2; French Club 2; Prep Club 4; Vice-President 1, 2 Is Dennis Guilmette hiding something? 82 ■ KATHLEEN L. MURRAY Course: Business Ambition: Private Secretary Hobbies: Water Skiing, Horseback Riding, Dancing, Swimming Prep Club; Office Aide 4; Commercial Club 3 LAWRENCE W. MURRAY Course: College Ambition: Success Hobbies: Swimming, Horseback Riding, Skiing Football 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 VINSON J. MUSKAVITCH Muskie” Course: College Ambition: Success Hobbies: Dancing, Water Skiing, Sports Wrestling; Baseball; Biology Club; French Club; History Club ELAINE M. NADEAU Slim” Course: Business Ambition: Bookkeeper, Housewife Hobbies: Skiing, Horseback Riding, Swim¬ ming, Ice Skating, Basketball, Baseball, Football Glee Club 2 PAULA M. NAJEM Course: College Ambition: Elementary Teacher Hobbies: Sewing, Reading, Skiing Dancing Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Lieutenant 4); Homeroom Rep. 2, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Girls Debating 2, 3, 4 (S erg eant-at-Arms 4); German Club 3, 4; Pf P Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Speakers’ Club 4; Lawrencian 4; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Helping Hand Club 4; History Club 4 CONSTANCE M. NAPOLITANO Connie” Course: Business Ambition: Executive Secretary Hobbies: Sewing, Dancing, Reading, Swimming Prep Club 4; Italian Club 3, 4; L.H.S. Booster Club; Pep Club 4; Office Aide GAIL M. NARDOZZA Course: Business Ambition: Success Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Skiing, Tennis Homeroom Representative 2; Pep Club 1; Speakers’ Club LINDA M. NARTIFF Lynn” Course: Business Ambition: Real Estate Saleswoman, Legal Secretary Hobbies: Skating, Swimming, Dancing, Roller Skating Office Aide Larry Benjamin counts his callouses. 83 DEBRA MARIE NEVE Course: Business Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Billiards, Swimming Prep Club; Pep Club 3, 4; Italian Club 4 LAURENCE J. NICGORSKI Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Machinist Hobbies: Cars, Horseback Riding, Ice Skating, Skiing, Scuba-Diving, Mountain Climbing Baseball 1; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Joann Balsamo is ready to take off on her chemistry experiment. LINDA C. NICHOLS Lynn” Course: Business Ambition: Legal Secretary Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Reading PETER NIMEROWSKI Course: College Ambition: College, or a Career in the Navy Hobbies: Football, Baseball, Basketball Billiards JOHN O’CONNELL Jack” Course: College Ambition: English Teacher Hobbies: Swimming, Horseback Riding Glee Club 3, 4; Speakers’ Club 4; History Club 4; Biology Club 4 MAUREEN J. O’CONNOR Moe” Course: General Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Skating, Horseback Riding Homeroom Rep. 3 MICHAEL O’DONOHUE Course: College Ambition: Chiropractor and to get wealthy Hobbies: Swimming, Bowling, Golf, Horseback Riding, Cars JOSEPH O’DOWD Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Golf, Pool, Skating, Skiing French Club; Baseball 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 84 MAUREEN ANN O’KEEFE Moe” Course: College Ambition: Dental Hygienist Hobbies: Guitar, Dancing, Ice Skating GAIL M. OLIVERI Course: Business Ambition: To Travel Hobbies: Dancing, Horseback Riding Pep Club 1, 2; Prep Club WILLIAM O’NEILL Billy” Course: General Ambition: To Be Successful Hobbies: Snow Skiing, Water Skiing Baseball J.V. 1; Varsity 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2 LINDA C. OUELLETTE Course: Business Ambition: Writer Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Writing STEPHEN C. PACHECO Course: College Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Hobbies: Hunting, Skiing, Horseback Riding Football 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Prep Club BRUCE PANGBURN Course: College Ambition: Success Hobbies: Surfing, Horseback Riding, Skiing Band 1; German Club 1, 2 Going my way?” asks Robert Milburn. ELAINE M. PARENT Course: Business Ambition: Success Hobbies: Music Band 2, 3, 4; Office Aide KATHERINE L. PARNAGIAN Kay” Course: Business Ambition: To Go to Hollywood and Become Famous Hobbies: Dancing, Singing, Skiing, Swimming, Sewing, Debating Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Speakers’ Club, Prep Club 85 ROBERT E. PARSONS Course: College Ambition: Electrical Engineer Hobbies: Fishing, Fly Tying History Club 2; Biology Club 3; Glee Club 3, 4; German Club 4; Speakers’ Club 4; Prep Club 4 DENNIS W. PEDRICK Pesty” Course: College Ambition: Commercial Airline Pilot Hobbies: Bowling, Horseback Riding Italian Club; Pep Club; Glee Club; Biology Club; Speakers’ Club JOYCE A. PERILLO Perry” Course: Business Ambition: Private Secretary Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Horseback Riding, Collecting Records, Reading Office Aide 4; Prep Club; Commercial Club 3 JOYCE ANN PETELLE Course: College Ambition: Pre-Primary Teacher Hobbies: Skiing, Horseback Riding French Club 3; Prep Club 3 CAROL A. PETRALIA Course: College Ambition: Math Teacher Hobbies: Painting, Dancing, Sewing, Reading Prep Club; Booster’s Club; Italian Club 3, 4; Biology Club; Speakers’ Club; Math Club; History Club SUSAN PETROVICH Course: College Ambition: Airline Stewardess Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Sewing, Reading Majorette 2 Problem 1—David Misserville. KATHERINE E. PHAIR Kathy” Course: Business Ambition: Floral Designer Hobbies: Skiing, Dancing, Reading, Sewing, Floral Arranging WAYNE B. PICKLES Dill” Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: All Sports, Boy Scouts Glee Club (Secretary Treasurer); Baseball 86 KAREN A. PLONOWSKI Course: College Ambition: Artist Hobbies: Drawing, Music French Club 3, 4 BEVERLY M. POIRIER Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Bowling DEBORAH J. POTTER Debbie” Course: College Ambition: Social Worker Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing Entered L.H.S. in ’68; Swim Team 1, 2; Leaders’ Corps 2; Intermurals 1, 3 KATHLEEN POWERS Olive” Course: Business Ambition: To Succeed in Life Hobby: Horseback Riding Prep Club; Softball 1, 2 Mary Sayrs waits for her appointment. MARYANN PUGLISE Course: College Ambition: Success Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Reading Italian Club 4 MARGARET PURCELL Pegret” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Skiing, Tennis, Dancing LINDA PURPURA Course: Business Ambition: Success KATHERINE RAIMONDO Course: College Ambition: To Work With Handicapped Children Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming, Skiing Pep Club 2; French Club 3, 4; History Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4 87 BRUCE T. RAINERI Hulk” Course: College Ambition: Surveyor Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing LYNN R. RAMSAY Course: General Ambition: Hairdressing School Hobbies: Reading, Sewing, Swimming CATHERINE RATTE Cathy” Course: Business Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Hobbies: Sewing, Pool, Hiking, Skating Prep Club 2; Band 3, 4 KAREN M. REINHOLD Kar” Course: College Ambition: Nurse or Doctor Hobbies: Painting, Dancing, Playing Pool, Swimming, Horseback Riding German Club 4 (Secretary) LYNNE J. RICCI Red” Course: College Ambition: Airline Reservationist and Hostess Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming, Dancing, Writing Prose and Poetry Prep Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3 WILLIAM L. RICCIO Bam” Course: General Ambition: Electrician, Electrical Engineer Hobbies: Pool, Bowling, Cars JOAN RIORDAN Course: Business Ambition: Medical Secretary Hobbies: Skiing, Horseback Riding MICHAEL J. RIZK Course: General Ambition: English Teacher Hobbies: Pool, Bowling, Skating, Cars, Swimming 88 Glenn McCann pleads his innocence. FRANK RIZZO Course: Business Ambition: Success Hobbies: Guitar, Horseback Riding, Pocket Billiards, Song Writing LINDA A. ROBERT Lynn” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Bowling, Skating REBECCA M. ROBICHAUD Becky” Course: College Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Guitar, Outdoor Sports Prep Club MARSHALL J. ROGERS Marsh” Course: College Ambition: Success Hobbies: Water Skiing, Ice Skating, Cars, Swimming Indoor and Outdoor Track 1, 2 BARBARA ROSENFELD Barby” Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Sewing, Swimming, Reading Biology Club 3, 4; Speakers’ Club 4; Pep Club 1; Prom Committee MARYANNA K. ROSINSKI Mar” Course: College Ambition: Secondary Teacher Hobbies: Skiing, Surfing Latin Club; French Club; Biology Club; Speak¬ ers’ Club DOUGLAS P. ROSS Course: General Ambition: Music Teacher Hobbies: Swimming, Water Skiing, Basketball Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 MARY LOUISE C. ROTTLER Course: College Ambition: Embalmer and Funeral Director Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming, Bowling Prep Club; Pep Club 1, 2; Biology Club 3, 4; French Club 3; History Club 4; Home Room Representative 2, 3, 4 89 BERTIN R. ROY Course: General Ambition: Pro Hockey Player Hobbies: Hockey, Baseball, Football, Skating, Soccer Hockey CARMEN L. RUIZ Course: General Ambition: Nurse IDALIA RUIZ Course: General Ambition: Hair Styling Hobbies: Baseball JOHN PAUL SALVETTI Sylvester” Course: College Ambition: English Teacher Hobbies: Record Collecting, Dancing, Horseback Riding Football 1; Italian Club 3; History Club 4 IDA L. SAN ANTONIO Course: College Ambition: Computer Programmer Hobbies: Swimming, Tennis, Sewing, Volley Ball, Skating Drama Club 2; German Club 4 HOWARD S. SANDERS Satch” Course: College Ambition: Dental Technician Hobbies: Cars, Sports, Music Vice-President of Prep Club .. and then he said . . HARRY SANTIAGO Rice” Course: General Ambition: Professional Musician Hobbies: Music, Electronics, Singing JUNE M. SAP Course: College Ambition: Engineer Hobbies: Swimming, Knitting, Reading Yearbook Editorial Staff; Speakers’ Club (Pres¬ ident); Pep Club 1, 2; Prep Club; Biology Club 3; Homeroom Rep. 1 90 MARY R. SAYRS Course: Business Ambition: Business Teacher Hobbies: Bowling, Skating, Swimming, Dancing, Singing JAMES R. SCHAUFENBIL Course: College Ambition: Writer Hobbies: Cars, Music ELINOR SCHWARTZ Ellie” Course: College Ambition: English Professor Hobbies: Yoga, Sewing, Writing, Recording, Thinking Majorette 2, 3, 4; Latin Club .(Editor 3, Pro¬ gram Chairman 4); French Club 3, 4; Speak¬ ers’ Club 4; Helping Hand Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4 ARLINE T. SHAHEEN Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Sewing, Swimming, Horseback Riding, Dancing Homeroom Representative 1, 3; Biology Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; History Club 4 DENNIS J. SHANK Course: College Ambition: To Teach Geography and History at L.H.S., and to Serve the Democratic Party Hobbies: Stamp Collecting, Politics, Reading Basketball Mgr. 1; Football Mgr. 2; History Club JANICE E. SIDLIK Pigeon Eyes” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Basketball, Swimming, Dancing Basketball; Prep Club 4 jr , Hi • ■ I SgHK f f Your friendly proton and neutron salesman, John Webb. PATRICIA SIGNORELLI Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Skiing Pep Club 1, 2 KAREN L. SILLITER Course: College Ambition: Elementary Teacher Hobbies: Bowling, Reading, Dancing Glee Club 3, 4 (Vice-President); French Club 4 (Vice-President); Prep Club (Secretary- Treasurer; Pep Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; History Club 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Adver¬ tising Committee—Yearbook 4; Lawrencian Staff 4; Speakers’ Club 4 91 SUSAN D. SKEA Course: General Ambition: Practical Nurse and Success in Life Hobbies: Bowling, Ice Skating, Water Skiing, Art, Horseback Riding Homeroom Representative 1 SHIRLEY E. SMEESTERS Sniff” Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Swimming, Collecting Souvenirs JOSEPH J. SOLOMON Jay” Course: College Ambition: Civil Engineer Hobbies: Football, Tennis, Baseball, Basketball History Club SAM SOLOMON Course: College Ambition: Teacher Football 2, 3, 4; Indoor Track 3 CLAYTON M. SOUCIE Clay” Course: General Ambition: Mechanic DONNA M. STEFANILO Dawn” Course: General Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Bowling, Swimming, Skating Andrea Lajoie is caught by surprise. MARY L. STEFFEN Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Dancing, Outdoor Sports, Water Skiing ALBERT P. STELLA Course: College Ambition: To Be A Successful and Wealthy Businessman Hobbies: Music, Car Racing 92 WAYNE ST. JEAN Saint” Course: Manual Arts Ambition: Printer Hobbies: Cars, Water Skiing, Speed Boats, Fishing, Hunting CATHERINE M. STONE Cathy” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Crocheting, Dancing, Sewing Dave Cate monkeys around. CAROLE ANN STONEY Course: College Ambition: Nursing Hobbies: Horseback Riding CAROL D. STRAMAGLIA Cher” Course: Business Ambition: To Meet and Help People Hobbies: Dancing, Sewing, Singing, Walking, Skating Prep Club; Pep Club JUDITH M. SULLIVAN Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Bowling Pep Club 1, 2,3; Glee Club 3; Speakers’ Club 4 MARY SURAWSKI Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Sewing, Bowling, Dancing Pep Club 2 Danny” DANIEL SWEIC Course: General Ambition: Success SANDRA C. SYLVESTER Sandy” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Swimming, Basketball, Dancing Speakers’ Club; Homeroom Rep. 2 93 LOUISE TACY Lou” Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Dancing, Skating, Playing the Accordion Homeroom Rep. 2; Drama Club 2; J.V. Cheer¬ leader 2; Biology Club 3; Prep Club 4 RICHARD TATARUNIS Taddy” Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Bowling, Coin Collecting Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 DIANE TAYLOR -Di- Course: College Ambition: To Succeed as a Nurse Hobbies: Golfing, Reading, Bowling, Tennis, Horseback Riding DONNA I. TAYLOR Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Physical Therapy, Reading, Bowling, Golfing, Tennis, Knitting, Dancing DONNA M. THIBEAU Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Swimming Jeff Chaet has the book cornered. CAROL E. THIBODEAU Beaver” Course: Business Ambition: To Succeed in Life Hobbies: Dancing, Horseback Riding, Swimming Prep Club; Homeroom Rep. 2 CAROLE ANN THORNTON Course: Business Ambition: Hairdresser Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming Pep Club 1, 2 94 WAYNE TILLOTSON Tilli” Course: College Ambition: IBM Operator Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Skating, Skiing Football AVERILL D. TODD Ave” Course: College Ambition: Math Teacher Hobbies: Drum Corps, Skating, Skiing, Reading Biology Club 3, 4; German Club 3, 4 STEVEN W. TORTE Zonks” Course: College Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Hobbies: Drawing, Water Skiing, Managing a Group, Painting, Swimming, Fishing, Horseback Riding German Club 4; Biology Club 3, 4 CAROL M. TREMBLAY Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Hobbies: Bowling, Reading, Dancing, Typing MARY ANN TROPIANO Mattie” Course: Business Ambition: Legal Secretary Hobbies: Water Skiing, Swimming, Dancing, Sewing MARY J. TUMINOWSKI Course: Business Ambition: Executive Secretary Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Sewing, Drawing, Painting, Water Skiing Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Commercial Club 2, 3, 4; Assistant to Submaster 4; Business Department Secretary on Absentee List 4; Guidance Assist¬ ant 3; Office Aide 4; Career Day Usher 3 CLAUDE M. TURGEON Frenchie” Course: General Ambition: Teacher, Electrician Hobbies: Hockey, Football, Swimming, Dancing, Water Skiing Hockey GEORGE L. TYLUS Sonny ” Course: College Ambition: Teacher Hobbies: Football, Baseball, Dancing, Swim¬ ming, Hunting, Fishing, Horseback Riding History Club 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3,4 LINDA A. URBON Linn” Course: College Ambition: Dental Hygienist Hobbies: Swimming, Reading, Making Friends Latin Club 3, 4; Lawrencian 2; Biology Club 3; Prep Club 4 ROBERT M. URZI Course: College Ambition: Millionaire Hobbies: Guitar, Surfing, Racing, Tobogganing 95 JOSEPH D. VAILLANCOURT Course: General Ambition: Commercial Pilot Hobbies: Scuba Diving, Horseback Riding, Surfing Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2 SANDRA M. VAILLANCOURT Mousy” Course: College Ambition: Fashion Designing Hobbies: Art, Skating, Swimming, Horseback Riding MARTHA M. VEGA Martie” Course: College Ambition: Social Worker Hobbies: Reading, Volley Ball RICHARD H. VIVIER Reddick” Course: Business Ambition: U.S. Air Force Hobbies: Play Guitar, Dancing VICTORIA A. WADE Vikki” Course: Business Ambition: Fashion Merchandiser Hobbies: Skiing, Car Racing, Surfing, Swimming, Dancing MARY C. WALL Course: Business Ambition: Medical Secretary Hobbies: Dancing, Bowling, Sewing, Painting CAROLYN ANN WALLACK Course: College Ambition: Business Education Hobbies: Sewing, Tobogganing, Skating Skiing Pep Club 1, 2; Softball 1; Business Club 2; Biology Club 3; Prep Club 4 CAROL ANN WARCHOT Course: College Ambition: Elementary Teacher Hobbies: Sewing, Bowling, Cooking Biology Club; Prep Club LINDA WATERMAN Course: College JOANNE WEBB Course: Business Ambition: Business Manager Hobbies: Sewing, Swimming, Reading Pep Club 1; Commercial Club 2; Prep Club 4; Homeroom Rep. 2 96 JOHN J. WEBB Course: College Ambition: High School Teacher Hobbies: Swimming, Football, Horseback Riding, Surfing Latin Club 1; Trench Club 2 EVELYN J. WELLS Evie” Course: General Ambition: Pop Artist Hobbies: Art, Horseback Riding JANICE R. WELSH Course: General Ambition: Licensed Practical Nurse Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Sewing GORDON W. WETMORE Bill” Course: College Ambition: Civil Engineer Hobbies: Guitar, Outdoor Sports, Reading German Club 4; Career Day Usher SHIRLEY A. WILLETTE Course: Business Ambition: Bookkeeper Hobbies: Sewing, Dancing, Skiing THOMAS WOLFENDALE Course: General Ambition: A career in the Air Force Hobbies: Water and Snow Skiing, Mountain Climbing GEORGE WOLFENDEN Wolfy” Course: College Ambition: Heavy Equipment Operator Hobbies: Swimming, Football, Baseball History Club, Biology Club DOROTHY R. ZAPPALA Course: Business Ambition: Professional Interior Decorator Hobbies: Sewing, Knitting, Dancing, Painting Speakers’ Club; Commercial Club; Pep Club 97 Memories. THE GREAT YO Education He can ' t get you out of capture your dreams on paper Verry ltercsti S Did you take a good look in a mirror todav? s thei smind pH % i ' fi IT j| i.-� - i d. em Priscilla Levesque Ponders Kathy Laratonda has the final word. English With the distinction of being the largest spoken language, our native tongue has close to a million words—big words, little words, beauti¬ ful words. Obviously, one need not know every one of the eight hundred thousand, but every American, nevertheless, should learn the basic grammar rules of the language together with the increased vocabulary demanded of an intelligent citizen. The English Department, whose purpose is to teach the students to communicate effectively in their native tongue, attempts to acquaint them with the various aspects of the language. Creative writing, American and English Literature, gram¬ mar, syntax and vocabulary are just a few of the many topics covered within the four years. What do you mean—you don’t know what page we’re on?” Suzanne Letourneau asks Paul Censullo, as Byron Matthews looks on. Where did I leave that note?” Sally Able asks Larry Carroll, Dick Chojnacki and Ronald Belanger. ERMANY-OEUTSCHLAMD-ALLEMACNE Language One of the greatest obstacles to communication between man and man, nation and nation, has been the difference in language. Bound by this invisible, yet powerful barrier, man has traditionally shied away from his unknown and strange neighbor. However, in a world in which nobody is really far away”, everyone must make an effort to scale this wall of lingual misunderstanding. The Modern Language Department, seeking to nurture a sympathetic under- , standing of cultures other than our own, gives the pupil an opportunity to learn Is Karen Reinhold rea ly interested. some of the different tongues of the world. With such progressive methods as the Language Laboratory or the new Audio-Visual System, the department guarantees the industrious student fluency in any language he has elected, be it French, Italian, Spanish or German. Sure I live on the Riviera! This is my house,” says Patrick Bass to Carolyn Cash. nuir M 1 traiun •rrrmr(: But Vinny—it can stand up by itself!” says Kathy Crowley. Page Un! Now what can that mean?” Maureen Holt asks Linda Etheridge l£HtAlj 5{ Richard Hardy and Louise Tacy enjoy reading French newspapers. Your guess is as good as mine,” says Donna Levingston. Mr. Rossi’s Italian pupils are interested in just one picture—their own! Cathy Bolis and Bobby Parsons are intent on studying German. 103 Day in, day out—the same old grind,” sighs Gail Fleming. Business Aware of the growing importance attached to clerical skills in an indus¬ trialized society such as ours, the Lawrence High School Business Depart¬ ment acquaints students with the world of commerce. Creating the environ¬ ment of a modern office within the classroom, the department offers courses in typewriting, stenography, bookkeeping, commercial law, economics and office machines. John Cook is a cool calculator. Ellen Joncas becomes wrapped up in her work. Carol Stramaglia and Linda Nartiff are loyal to Royal. Doesn’t the paper go someplace in there?” Pat Guarino asks Joan Catlett, Kathy Murray and Joyce Perrillo. OK. who put glue on the key? says Joe Kucharewicz. Mary Ann Morneault masters” proof reading. 105 Lorraine Bourassa is sure that’s where the J is. My hands are Friden,” says Roger Demers. . .. Ditto for Marie Gagne Janice Sidlik ends this line with a ring . . . three rings? Joyce Petelle shows Ken Gagnon where Lawrence High is. Social Studies Social Studies spans an endless gap, bridging man’s past with his present and future. Composed of a variety of interwoven disciplines, ranging from archae¬ ology to economics to philosophy, it seeks to interpret the origin and develop¬ ment of mankind. The Lawrence High School Social Studies Department, in order to present this complex network of social science to the student on a comprehensive level, has incorporated the various fields into such introductory courses as Civics, U.S. History, Problems in Democracy, World History, Ancient History and World Geography. Barry Dubois is a scholarly senior. Maria Lopatto and Idalia Ruiz map out the next lesson. 107 Joan Blais is out for a spin Therese Martin shows Nancy LoPiano how to win one If you can find it, it’s yours,” says Claude Turgeon to Diane Couture and Evelyn Wells. 108 Norman Arsenault—Don’t judge a book by its-cover The Freedom shrine is a familiar sight along the corridors of LHS We are all delighted to have Mrs. Burba back after her leave of absence. Maureen O’Keefe—our first lady dentist? Publ ic Speaking No senior leaves LHS without a period each week of public speaking. In spite of the trials and tribulations in¬ volved in the training of the speaking voice, the rewards are immense. Perhaps that is why one can always spot a Lawrence High graduate by his fine diction and poise. Jim Shaufenbil demonstrates his erector set. Kathy Raimondo puts another experiment to the torch. Science Keeping abreast of the latest technological advancements, the LHS Science Department has devoted itself to inspiring students towards a profession in the field of research. Combining the traditional approach with the progressive methods demanded in the instruction of a modern science, the department offers courses in the biological, physical, and chemical sciences on both the college preparatory and the general level. Bob McGinness— So you’re one of the Metrecal for Lunch Bunch.” We’ll turn it on, and make the school tilt.” Daniel Dobalian and John D’Agata. 112 I just can’t look!” squeals Kathy Bolis as George Wolfenden cuts up a frog. Touche! Gerry Hattori and Wendy Minsky duel. Joyce Longo, —I can’t believe it!” A word to the wise—Vinnie Carroll and Paula Najem Three students, three different results. Mary Lou Rottler, George O’Brien and Debby Potter. 113 Is that clear?” Sometimes Gerry Hattori needs more than a crutch. Mathematics Going hand in hand with science, equally fascinating, yet equally unexplored, is mathematics. The root and cause of the great parade of technology, expanding its borders in fields ranging from astronomy to nuclear physics, mathematics offers un¬ limited career opportunities. Modern wonders such as computers able to play chess or translate newspapers need operators, people able to program the machines. At LHS this revolution of progress has not gone unnoticed. The Mathematics De¬ partment has constantly aspired to prepare the pupils for an understanding of the basic concepts of this complex field. This goal the department has successfully achieved by gearing the courses to a variety of levels, ranging from that of a starting freshman to that of a college student. This year the department has brought into the school an innovation, the Math Laboratory. Consisting of ten automatic calculators, each able to compute astronomic figures in split seconds, the laboratory reflects the modern spirit of the institution. 114 No sticky fingers, please! Debby Cronin, Kevin Barry, Richard Hardy, Joshua Marvit and Dan Dobalian in the math lab. Even IBM couldn’t figure this one out. Tom Hoye, Billy Wetmore and Ed Carbonneau. Psst! Is this right?” Sam Soloman asks Phil Marino. Actually, we’re both equally baffled.” Anna Klepka and Susan Skea. Oh, Pat, you shouldn’t have!” Claire Bryant to Pat Curtis Harry Santiago wonders what to draw next, while Donna Stefanilo and Evelyn Wells work. Creative Art 116 Susan Skea gets involved in sticky business. Who said this art course was easy?” asks Elaine LeClair. The creative art department does not guarantee to transform anyone into a first-rate artist; no promises are made. Nevertheless, the students enrolled in this department’s courses are indeed well-assured that from within those sub¬ jects they will receive the inspiration and instruction necessary for the devel¬ opment of artistic talent. Ralph Broscoe says, A rose by any other name—” Shelly sweeps it under the Karp”-it. 117 Ron Jerackas sports” a new Lawrencian to Paul Cavaretta Manual Arts Lying ahead for many boys is the world of work—the fascinating world of the carpenter, the machinist, or the printer. This world is not an easy one, nor can one enter it unprepared. It demands the precision and judg¬ ment afforded only by years of intensive training. It is those ends that the Lawrence High School Manual Arts Depart¬ ment seeks to meet. Having as its basic philosophy the concept that each one is endowed by his Creator with different skills and traits, the depart¬ ment views as the basic unit the individual rather than the group, thus striving for the complete education of each student and assuring the highest individual performance. Gordon Collopy measures— It’s just one millimeter longer.” 118 Mike Desjardins says, I can’t find WMEX.” Home Economics The feminine satisfaction gained from making a dress, or preparing a meal is a pride felt daily by the girls enrolled in the Home Economics department. Most appealing to prospective homemakers, the department offers its pupils the opportunity to cultivate their skills in such household arts as dress-making, cooking or purchasing. They all LOOK so easy! You’re making great progress”, Evelyn Bouchard tells Suzanne Letourneau. Sally Ferrier and Tim Kelly are really swinging. Physical Education Physical fitness holds great meaning for this generation. Physical fitness is the exercise gained from manual labor, long walks, or work in the fields—all unknown to the softies” riding in cars, or pushing buttons. In short, it is the little extra umpph”, which by its very absence distin¬ guishes modern youngsters from their ancestors. The LHS Physical Education department comes to the aid of the Lawrence teen-ager. The gym program, making use of its fine equipment, helps the student develop a greater degree of agility, strength, and co¬ ordination. Always in search of new and better methods, the department has ex¬ perimented with the idea of including dancing in the gymnasium curricu¬ lum. The success of the experiment becomes obvious once one looks into the gleeful faces of the senior boys and girls keeping step. 120 Marie Gagne and Ron DiNicola go do-si-do! It ' s All in Who hath a book Has friends at hand, And gold and gear At his command; And rich estates, If he but look, Are held by him Who hath a book. Nesbit rp-g _j d better Things go Picasso AN ESSAY ON ! I IRFD ATinxi ■ liberation bu SIN£SS Now v ||| £. l u wwt M0 Jfcj 11 WBifM WfW-i John O’Connell and Melinda Fallisi for the record”! Glee Club Members; rear, Jill Klinow, JoAnn Terrio, Cynthia Mothon, Barbara Donahue, Mary Mlodzianowski, Ellen Walker, Susan Benenati, June Kfoury, Jan Constantineau, Marguerite Hager, Leslie Jastrem, Melinda Fallisi, Patricia Michalopoulas, Denise Hermez, Corliss Andrew. Fourth row, Katherine Alexander, Paula Parnagian, Margaret O’Donnell, Donna Hall, Sandra Minsky, Katherine Bonacorsi, Elaine DeRosa, Diane Severin, Deborah Munro, Jeanne DeRosa, Shirley Tremblay, Henrietta Robinson, Diane Corzo, Dorothy Bojoras, Anne Marie Cozzone, Jayne Walker, Cynthia Mikula. Third row, Joseph Spector, Robert Parsons, Michael Aaronian, John Kibildis, Ronald Bernier, Richard Chasse, Frederick Russell, Steve Andrews, Russell Mercier, Larry Ambrose, John O’Connell, Russell Bolduc, James Fisher, John Miller. Seated-, Barbara Russo, Eleanor Torla, Marie Basile, Secretary Treasurer Wayne Pickles, Vice President Karen Silliter, President Maureen Manzi, librarians Lynne Benenati, Dennis Pedrick, Cynthia Cleary, Cynthia Belavitch. Kneeling-, Deborah O’Connor, Judith Hambleton, Katherine Kopacz, Sharon Girouard, Gisele Arsenault, Diane DeRoche, Anita Noah, Patricia Elwood. Missing when photo was taken: Susan Cullen. Cin¬ derella Hatch, Katherine Parnagian. GLEE CLUB One of the few school organizations that existed twenty-five years ago, the Glee Club is still one of the most active groups at Law¬ rence High School. Members meet every week-day morning be¬ fore and during the home-room period. They sang carols in the school corridors as part of the annual Christmas program, and also performed on the Common for the enjoyment of the public. For the Bruce and Oliver Grammar school students, they pre¬ sented another holiday concert. Spring is the busiest time for Miss Lannigan, because she must arrange music for the L-Pin” ceremony, Alumni Night, and the concert with the Lawrence High School Band. Since this concert is the year’s biggest event, the Glee Club spends much time pol¬ ishing its performance. This year’s concert included medleys from the current musicals Camelot and Oliver. The Glee Club truly deserves the few field trips it takes. All the members who saw the musical Funny Girl enjoyed it im¬ mensely and, as a result of their musical perception, could thor¬ oughly appreciate its score. Denise Hermez, Mike Aaronian, Kathy Alexander . . . The Gleeful Three”! Librarian Lynne Benenati, Secretary Treasurer Wayne Pickles, Vice President Karen Silliter, Librarian Dennis Pedrick and President Maureen Manzi tune up ! 126 Paula DiGregorio, Doug Hatem, Gordon Wetmore and Leanne Farns¬ worth keeping up with events. ■ ' IUHIX UIVIL WAR Doreen Hey, Jeff Chaet, and Steve Pacheco map things out”! JgJ CENTRAL SCIENTIFIC COMPANV OKU) Ills I ( IO SIKHS Claude Turgeon and Evelyn Wells as the world turns”! Since the History Club was so successful last year, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Walsh de¬ cided to continue it into ’68-’69. Last year’s members traveled to New York, where they attended an Arab-Israeli debate at the United Nations. For this school year, the advisors have a field trip planned which is equally as exciting. More young people are now taking an interest in current affairs. The growing dissatisfaction with our foreign policy, the conditions of the cities, and the plight of the Black people cause many teenagers and adults alike to become quite perplexed when they hear intelligent and highly re¬ spected people express extreme, yet con¬ vincing viewpoints. A forum for the high school student to find and express his con¬ victions is a very necessary thing, and the History Club is ideal for that purpose. History Club Members : rear: Joanne Carey, Cathy Bolis, Linda Urbon, Sandy Axelrod, Nancy Carey, Deborah Cronin, Ken Hamilton, John Salvetti, Dennis Pedrick, Raul Blanco, Rene Blanco, Doug Hatem, Wayne Pickles, John O Connell, Steve Pacheco, Donna Donahue, Maureen O’Keefe, Sharon Burtmck, Pam Brady. Fourth row .; Beth Prolman, Dave Cate, Ralph Broscoe, Mary Sayrs, Lynne Ganem, Karen Silliter, Joan Blais, Doreen Hey, Paula DiGregorio, Leanne Farnsworth, Carla Olsen, Sheila York, Maureen Manzi, Charlene Guerin, Rebecca Robichaud, Helen Lacourciere, Arline Shaheen, Shirley Furnari Susan Bohne. Third row, Mr. Walsh, Gordon Wetmore, Jon Malis, Myron Flagler, Sheldon Karp, George Tylus, Jeff Chaet, Neil Byers, Larry Murray, Brian Bartley, Donald Grassis, Rick Loffredo, Robert Rozumek, Vin Muscavitch, Dave Foucher, James Silverman, Tim Kelley, Mr. Wilson. Sitting ; Paula Najem, Shirley Smeesters, Joan Riordan, Averill Todd’ Gail Roberts, Marilyn Metzer, Theresa Martin, Mary Lou Rottler, Pat Moreau, Barbara Donahue. Kneel- tn S Donna Levingston, Marie Toryma, Nancy LoPiano, Sheila Lambert, JoAnn Greenwood, Clare Levis, Cathy McDonald, Nancy LeBlond, Antonina Augusta, Marguerite Pomerleau, Gail Fleisch- man, Sally Ferrier, Maria Giuffrida, Pat LaTorre. •tttb w •� ■ f t a a” ' 4 ' M Cnfil ' iW 3 IT Ism $ r ) y Officers; Sitting: Program Chairman, Cathy McDonald; Vice-President, Karen Silliter; President, Maureen Manzi; and Secretary Treasurer, Sandra Minsky. Kneeling, Program Committee ' , Beth Fitzgerald, Donna Donahue, Benita Needle and Pamela Narshof. Karen Silliter and Cathy Mc¬ Donald brush up on their French. FRENCH CLUB Sandra Minsky, Maureen Manzi and Beth Fitzgerald dream of a trip to the French Riviera. i y, wlls iriS® ill il J | 11 fr t � in fwt inn ‘ i i Jplip • � } : Standing-, Russell Bolduc, Kathy Crowley, Deborah Cronin, Sandra Axelrod, Carolyn Cash, Doreen Hey, Leanne Farnsworth, Joan Blais, Paula DeGregorio, Maryanna Rosinski, Nancy Carey, and Robert Cavanaugh. Sitting: Beth Fitgerald, Donna Donahue, Program Chairman Cathy McDonald, Vice-President Karen Silliter, President Maureen Manzi, Secretary-Treasurer Sandra Minsky, Benita 128 Needle, and Pam Narshof. Kneeling ' , Donna Levingston, Gail Fleischman, Janine Fournier, Cynthia Landry, Denise Hermez, Margaret Brady, Elinor Schwartz, and Sally Ferrier. Encouraged by Mrs. Boyle, Le Cercle Francais” has tried to bring that country across the ocean closer to Lawrence. Mem¬ bers sang a medley of French carols on the Common as part of the city’s annual Christ¬ mas program. The club saw a film, A Scenic Tour of France,” and played French word games. Since French art is so preva¬ lent, one can learn about French culture at practically any art museum. In 1968, the members visited the Fine Arts Museum in Boston, and in 1969 the Addison Gallery at Phillips Academy, Andover. The Addi¬ son Gallery specializes in American art, but the connoisseur notices the French Im- pressionalist and Cubist influences in many American artists’ works. l wd iftvi .2 ll S ’fti 2?Jf « � ' � , til ; ’• ? ' •« s ' ,’,’ ; , � .i « f « � . J I £v MKi - 7 Cheers! In a room full of posters, maps, magazines and news¬ papers, a member of the Deutshes Verein” could easily find himself absorbed in thought about Germany and its people. Members went to the Busch Reisinger Mu¬ seum this year, and last year to a German Bakeri” in Lexington. The Bakeri” was built to resemble an estab¬ lishment one would find in Germany. It produces Ger¬ man pastries, and exhibits many kinds of meats and cheeses. Deutshes Verein” members displayed their almost native accents, acquired from Miss Devlin, when they sang traditional German Christmas songs on the Com¬ mon. .D£R. £ £VTSCHE VESEIfll Standing; Robert Parsons, Gordon Wetmore, William Gaffney, Edward Gaffny, Joseph Doyle, Steven Torte, and Richard Burns. Sitting; Sergeant-at-arms, Kent Houenstien, Treasurer, Averill Todd, President, Stephen Bell, Vice-President, Barbara Donahue, and Secretary, Karen Reinhold. Kneeling; Paula Najem, Kathy Crowley, Susan Bohne, Priscilla Geisler, Cathy Bolis, and Ida San Antonio. Bob Parsons, Cathy Bolis, Kathy Crowley, Priscilla Geisler, Steven Torte, and Gordon Wetmore admire German trinkets. TV! 129 Italian Club Officers: Vice President , Rick Laffredo, Presi¬ dent, John Salvetti, Secretary, Nancy LoPiano, Treasurer, JoAnn Balsamo One Press of the button, and Boom”! Rick Laffredo, John D’Agata, and Carol Moran Circolo Italiano Meeting monthly, students of the Italian language have attempted to familiarize themselves with the culture and history of the country that was populated before Caesar’s time—the country that has produced masters of the arts such as Michelan¬ gelo and Leonardo de Vinci. Most of the members are of Italian descent, so to them the Italian Club represents the study of not just another country and people, but the homeland of their ancestors. Italian Club Members, Standing-, Mrs. Kelly, Marie Basile, Nancy Cassell, David Cate, Phil Marino, Rick Laffredo, ( Vice-President ) John Salvett i, ( President ) John D’Agata, Ann Marie Cozzone, Doris Holland, Carol Moran, Francine Coco, Jo Ann Balsamo, Lynne Benenati, Nancy LoPiano, Carol Petralia. UttW] Latin Cfob Members, Standing-. Gail Fleischman, Jane Greenberg, Kathleen Martin, Daniel Sidlik, Fredrick Russell, Leonard Mixon, Diane Severin, Nancy Cassell, Michael Noone, Shannon Crim- mins. Sitting: Sr. Program Chairman, Elinor Schwartz, Secretary, Pamela Narushof, Sr. Vice-Presi¬ dent, Joshua Marvit, President, Ruvane Marvit, Jr. Vice-President, Steven Matheric, Jr. Program Chairman, Faith Jones. Kneeling: Anita Eng, Wendy Minsky, Linda Geddes, Linda Urbon, Phyllis Cookson, Sandra Raymond. Remember— Rome wasn’t built in a day!” The Latin Club, a selective organization whose membership is restricted to those who are studying or have completed Latin III, has once again completed a very full and lively year. While other language clubs are organized to explore only the cultural and aesthetic aspects of the language, the Societas Latina must continually defend itself, for so many skeptics state, Latin died with the fall of Rome”. The Latin newspapers the club published, containing news articles, jokes, crossword puzzles and word games, all in Latin—show that Latin is indeed alive, especially since it forms the base of the English Language. The play the group presented comically depicted a rally for the big game”—as the Romans would have done it. Reports about Roman life dominated each meeting. These were fol¬ lowed by a question and answer period, and every now and then, Mr. Kiernan would patiently clarify a point. Scrambled Words” is one game whose popularity far exceeds that of the Latin version of Simon Says”. At one point, the members were hopping on their right feet for a while, as the leader frantically tried to command in Latin, Simon says Stop!” Jane Greenberg, Steve Matheric and Ellie Schwartz take it easy. 131 Biology Club Members, Rear. Cathy McDonald, Dennis Keefe, Theresa Antolewicz, Dave Foucher, George Tylus, John Webb, Mike Gerstein, Wayne Martin, Steve Bell, Le- anne Farnsworth, Howard Sanders, Maureen Manzi. Fourth row: Janine Fournier, Dennis Guilmette, Karen Silliter, Susan Skea, Dan Dobalian, Deborah Becotte, John O’Con¬ nell, Joan Blais, Dave Cate, Nancy Cassell, Maureen O ' Keefe, Richard Burns, Deborah Cronin, Dennis Pedrick, Paula Najem, Linda Klier, Marie Giuffrioa, Sally Ferrier. Third row: Donna Donahue, Arline Shaheen, Ken Hamil¬ ton, Program Chairman, Nancy Carey, President. Myron Flagler, Vice-President, Nancy LeBlond, Secretary Treasurer, Bob Hurley, Barbara Rosenfeld, Bob McGinness. Second row: Sharon Burtnick, Sandy Axelrod, Shirley Furnari, Pat Moreau, Rebecca Robichaud, Helen Lacourciere, Carol Pe- tralia, Linda Urbon, Pam Brady, Averill Todd, Cathy Bolis. Front row: Peg Brady, Mary Lou Rottler, Wendy Minsky, Nancy LoPiano, Kathy Crowley, Barbara Donahue, Lynne Benenati, Beth Fitzgerald, Susan Bohne, JoAnn Greenwood, Joan Balsamo. Myron Flagler and Nancy LeBlond meet a new friend. Open to Juniors and Seniors who have completed, or are presently study¬ ing biology, the Biology Club, advised by Mr. Harrington, each year at¬ tracts many upperclassmen. The large attendance at meetings indicates that many students assume an interest in their world. One of the highlights of the organization is the annual field trip to one of the Boston museums that have plant or animal exhibits. Biology is the study of life divided into two broad parts: the study of animals, and the study of plants (Botany). Since animals are dependent upon plants for food, the study of plants is as important to us as is the study of animals. The Biology Club gives its members a chance to view biology, not from each phylum or class that comprises the earth, but as a whole, with each element dependent on every other. 132 Math Club Members, Standing-. Ruvane Marvit, June Sap, Theresa Antolewicz, Le- anne Farnsworth, Maureen Holt, Maria Lopatto, Sharon Burtnick, Russell Bolduc. Sitting-. Officers, Secretary, Cathy Condon, Program Chairman, Kathy Martin, Pres¬ ident, Joshua Marvit, Vice President, Diane Corzo, Program Chairman, Ellie Schwartz. Kneeling : Donna Levingston, Nancy LoPiano, Deborah Cronin, Janine Fournier. This Kestla Coil, which generates three mil¬ lion volts, was built by Russell Bolduc. MATH CLUB AND MATH TEAM After two years’ absence from the list of extracurricular activi¬ ties, the Math Club successfully staged a comeback in ’68-’69. At one meeting Mr. Praetz demonstrated Origami, the art of paper folding; the members unanimously declared him an expert. Russell Bolduc explained his Telsa Coil, a generator he con¬ structed which is capable of producing three million volts, and a horrible smell. Ruvane Marvit mimeographed and distributed bulletins comprised of mathematical problems, puzzles, brain teasers and discussions. The members toured the Nashua, New Hampshire Federal Air Control Center, a complex that uses com¬ puters to locate and keep track of air vehicles. The only school activity whose members are chosen for their mathematical aptitude is the Math Team. It participated in four meets, each consisting of five rounds (Arithmetic, Algebra I, Al¬ gebra II, Geometry, and Trigonometry), each student working independently, and two team problems. Because of an increase in practice sessions, the team was able to raise its standing by four places in the state league. Computing adds up to fun for the math team: Co-Captain Joshua Marvit, vane Marvit, Diane Corzo, Natalie Donahue, Co-Captain Deborah Cronin. The Math Club officers measure up! SJ t ::3 ♦♦«� • miw Standing: Sergeant-at-Arms, Paula Najem; Secretary-Treasurer, Jane Greenberg, Marcia Christ, and Charlene Guerin. Sitting: President, Diane Severin; and Vice-President, Donna Wilson. Founded in 1920, the Girls’ Debating Society is a proud tradition that should be continued for many more years. The meetings alternate between afternoon and evening meetings. Miss Julia McCarthy sacrifices her time to super¬ vise each meeting, all run ' by strict parliamentary procedure. Women have been discussing the direction of chivalry since the time of Sir Lancelot, and the debate in ’69 proved the continuing popularity of the subject. Members of the De¬ bating Society discussed more serious problems, too, in¬ cluding the Vietnam war. The skills one receives by belonging and participating in the Debating Society far outweigh the inconveniences of going to the school every other Wednesday evening. Using parliamentary procedure becomes almost second nature to the girls. A member learns to think rapidly and cohesively when all eyes are focused on her, to accumulate important facts, and to reason logically. Paula Najem debates pro. A small select group, the Boys’ Debating Society aims to develop poise and general speaking ability. The members this year became close friends because of the size of the organization. Mr. Batts, an English teacher, is the faculty advisor. As moderator, he helps the capable president make his many decisions. The boys formulated extensive plans for increasing the number of members in order to achieve a greater diversity of opinions. What now??? Standing: Ronald Budd, Fred Kurman, John Malis, and Myron Flagler. Sitting : President Steven Levin; Vice-President , Roger Stephen; and Secretary , Peter Levin. Myron Flagler and Steve Levin have a friendly debate. 135 t To V MM Vr .1 IT ' A 1 •4 m ; V • ' ’ w- JMT . jjW X. w J J L 3 ' f 1 K J SPEAKERS ' CLUB Standing-. Karen Silliter, Sharon Burtnick, Dave Cate, Den¬ nis Pedrick, Myron Flagler, Timothy Kelly, Steven Levin, Maureen Manzi, John O’Connell, Maureen Holt, Carolyn Cash, and Sandra Axelrod. Sitting-. Robert McGinness, Bar¬ bara Rosenfeld, Vice-President Theresa Antolewicz, Presi¬ dent June Sap, Secretary-Treasurer Denise Hermez, Sharon Hession, and Robert Parsons. Second row. Wendy Minsky, Kathy Crowley, Cathy Bolis, Nancy LoPiano, Kay Parnagian, Cathy McDonald, Barbara Donahue, Carol Petrlia, and Jo Ann Balsamo. Front row. Gail Fleischman, Margaret Brady, Paula Najem, Janine Fournier, Elinor Schwartz, and Donna Levingston. President June Sap brings a meeting to order. For seniors only, the purpose of the Speakers’ Club is to en¬ courage seniors to discuss pertinent topics. One such topic was the generation gap.” A panel of four students and four teachers was chosen. Each was supposed to state concisely his opinions and then a group discussion would follow. Miss Shine’s super¬ vision was greatly appreciated. Myron Flagler helps Sandra Axelrod record a speech. 136 Pat Desruisseau and Renee Gagne. Gale La Rose and Joan Catlett prepare plans for a club field trip. Standing-. Janice Hajjar, Sue Desruisseau, Mary Tuminowski, Gale La Rose, Joan Catlett, Cheryl Belavitch, Linda Nartiff, Joann La Blanc, and Kathy Alexander. Kneeling: Dorothy Zappala, Marie Bedard, Treasurer , Renee Gagne, President, Linda Boudreau, Secretary, Charlene Guerin, Secretary, Diane DiCenzo, Carol Stra- maglia, and Pat Desruisseau. President Linda Boudreau and Secre¬ tary Charlene Guerin. The Commercial Club helps the members of the business course choose schools to further their business skills, and be the type of person an employer would want to hire. The club toured Castle Secretarial School in Windham, New Hampshire. There the nuns explained the various courses in the curriculum, and admittance requirements. The antique beauty of the school impressed all who visited it. The members also toured the Andover Institute of Business, Andover, and the McIntosh School of Business, Lawrence. Rather than lecture about only the Andover Insti¬ tute of Business, the guide there spoke on secretarial training in general. The Commercial Club had tentative plans for a fashion show in the spring. Alumni Secretaries: Pat La Torre, Linda Contarino, Pat Guarino, Christine Borrelli, Mary Tuminow- 137 ski, Constance Napolitano, and Gail Fleming. Mr. O’Sullivan gives Roger Lemieux and Paul Cavarretta a few pointers. When Mr. Moynihan chose the editor for the ’68-’69 Lawrencian, no one expected any extraordinary changes. After all, for three years the seniors could remember re¬ ceiving every so often four page bulletins about nice, inter¬ esting school items: the class poll results, the activities of the clubs, and the cute little Happiness is. ...” A news¬ paper reflects its editor, and the class of ’69 learned a long time ago that Josh was more than a nice, interesting” per¬ son. So the forty-first volume of the paper radically changed. The school items remain, for they are necessary for a school newspaper, but other things have been added; most notice¬ ably, the eight-page issue and the photographs. Josh has brought about subtler changes also. More poetry appears not quiet ditties, but profound philosophy. Short stories, essays, letters to the editor, and special interests found their way onto the pages of the Lawrencian. Pupils in home¬ rooms wrote their opinions concerning the generation gap and twenty-three students had their replies printed in the Sound Off” column. Every staff member made valuable contributions to all five issues. The boys in the print shop, under the direction of their teacher, Mr. O’Sullivan, deserve a great deal of appreciation for they must set and reset twelve or even twenty-four columns of type. They have to use painstaking care because each letter is set separately and every word must be spelled correctly. The Lawrencian is one of the few school news¬ papers actually printed by students. Most schools have their publications printed by either a local newspaper or a com¬ mercial firm. Lawrencian Staff, Rear: Cartoonist, Sheldon Karp, Ruvane Marvit, Sports Editor, Dan Kamal, Editor-in-Chief, Joshua Marvit. Front row: Nancy Cassell, Circulation Manager, Deborah Cronin, Karen Silliter, Lynn Benenati, Yvonne Gilreath, Paula Najem, Judy Najem, Ellie Schwartz. 138 The Editorial Staff hashes out Lawrencian problems. Roger Lemieux, Mr. O’Sullivan, Paul Cavaretta, Wayne St. Jean, Gregory Challinor, and Ronald Jerackas examine the results. Ronald Jerackas, Paul Cavarretta and Wayne St. Jean, pleased with the finished product.” Greg Challinor, Roger Lemieux and Doug Ahearn set the type. 139 H O M E R O o M R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S Standing : Gerald Hattori, Joseph Bonfiglio, Vincen Muskavitch, Jeffrey Chaet, Ricky Loffredo, Timothy Kelley. Sitting-. Pat Desruisseau, Theresa Antolewicz, Mary Lou Rottler, and Ellen Joncas. 1 VJ W ' 1 rv frwlWff ■ By ■ ' s ' cjw? £ Isote S n LUNCS CMRMjr The biggest event in one’s four years at Lawrence High School is the prom, a night so important to virtually all members o the senior class that graduation seems almost like an anti-climax. For a perfect prom, the class officers, along with the Home Room Representatives work all year in close conjunction with Mr. O’Brien and the class advisors. The class of 1969 was permitted to hold the first assembly with only the class advisors present. At the first of two such meetings, the class voted to hold a coffee house and a skating party, which turned out quite successfully. At the second meeting, the class heard the pros and cons of where to go after the movie the night of the prom.” It was finally decided to go to a restaurant or country club. A profitable technique used to get more money in the class treasury was an impromptu collection near the end of the assembly. Home Room Representatives have the job of collecting dues from the students in their homerooms and sometimes urging nonpayers” to show a little more school spirit.” Each homeroom depends on its representative to inform it periodically of decisions coming from Mr. O’Brien’s office. The Home Room Representative is sometimes called upon to conduct a vote in the homeroom, such as Should we have recess in the parking lot or the locker rooms?” and Should steak, roast beef, or turkey be served at the junior semi- formal?” The president, vice-president, secretary-treasurer, and Home Room reps” all sell tickets to various class functions. Our Class President, Kenny Hamilton, looks back at the good old days at L.H.S. Class Officers: President, Kenny Hamilton, Secretary-treasurer, Pat Moreau and Vice-president, Phil Marino Yearbook Co-editors Gerry Giaquinta and Debby Cronin worked hard from September to June. In times of trouble, (just about all the time), Miss Horner, our advisor, pulled us through. YEARBOOK Miss Horner, what should I do now?’’ How will I ever get all the sports layout done for next Tuesday?” Miss Horner, have you seen any glue that’s not dried out?” Miss Horner, do you have any tape?” How about a paper clip?” It took me all day to finish this montage, and now I find out that I have one to do that’s due before the other one!” What should we do Miss Horner—the photographer’s not here yet, and the French Club’s waiting in Room 213, and the Math Club’s in the Math Lab!” I’m supposed to check the spelling of every senior’s name?” Miss Horner, how can I tell how many words fit into five square inches?” Do you think we should put any more candids on this page?” Miss Horner, do you have a pen?” If we work all weekend, we might be able to get the curriculum done by Tues¬ day.” Do you think we should crop these pictures any more, Miss Horner?” Go out? This Friday? I’d like to, but I have a Yearbook deadline to meet next Tues¬ day. Maybe next week.” Guess what, Miss Horner—I just lost 250 seniors, but I sold two ads!” I don’t know, Shelly, how some people will react to that cartoon.” Miss Horner, will we ever finish for next Tuesday?” Yearbook Staff, Standing-. Marlene Dugas, Cathy McDonald, Pat Moreau, Maureen Holt, Sheldon Karp, Mike Gerstein, Joshua Marvie, Arline Shaheen, Irene Klepka, Diane Corzo, Sharon Hession, and Linda Boudreau. Sitting : Dan Kamal, Donna Donahue, Dave Cate, Co-editors Gerry Giaquinta and Debbie Cronin, June Sap, Pam Brady, Nancy Carey, and Joe O ' Dowd. Kneeling-. Elinor 141 Schwartz, Janine Fournier, Paula Kobos, Nancy LoPiano, Antonina Augusta, Cathy Condon and Pat LaTorre. SUPERLATIVES FROM THE CLASS OF 1969 Class B eauty, Donna Donahue and Handsomest Boy, Kevin Barry ?V(r Most Respected Girl, Debbie Cronin and Most Respected Boy, Mike Gerstein. Jim Melnick is definitely the most versatile athlete. 142 Girl and Boy doing most for LHS—Nancy Carey and Ken¬ neth Hamilton Most Popular Girl and Boy—Nancy Carey and Kenneth Hamilton Class Wit—Sheldon Karp Debbie Cronin and Joshua Marvit will certainly climb the ladder of success. DAR Good Citizen Award Nancy Carey AWARDS 144 Outstanding Teenagers Gerald Giaquinta, Donna Donahue, David Cate Junior L-Pin Winners Standing-. Lorina Davies, Carol Petralia, Karen Silliter, Nancy Cassell, June Sap, Karen Plonowski, Michael Gerstein, Joseph O’Dowd, Maureen Holt, Theresa Antolewicz, Deborah Cronin, Barbara Donahue, Paula Kobos. Sitting : Sharon Hession, Joyce Perillo, Richard Batts, Cheryl Belovitch, Joshua Marvit, Cat herine Ratte, Maryanna Rosinski, Daniel Kamal. Kneeling: Elinor Schwartz, Christine Borrelli, JoAnn Balsamo, Mary Tuminowski, Carolyn Wallack, Gail Fleischman. Printing Industries Certificate of Participation Award Wayne St. Jean and Paul Cavarretta 145 ■i.-U.W.U.i Row 1 : David Richard, Gerald Santomassino, Gail Fleischman, Teresa Sullivan, Judy Najem, Vernon Sewade, Ann Noble, Lieu¬ tenant Paula Najem, Linda Hardy, Richard Sehovich, Vincent Boshar, Charles Vanteeche, Ronald Laliberty, Bandmaster, Mr. Oswald Vogel, Arthur LaCharite. Row 2: Charlotte Brien, Joyce Hildebrandt, Captain, Perry DeBenedetto, Lynne Turton, David Najem, Barbara Milius, Marie Dionne, Stephen Granata, Marcia Mandell, Sharon Turner. Row 3 : Lieutenant, Marie LaLonde, Cath¬ erine Ratte, Janine LaLonde, Richard Burns, Christine Ratte, Debra Gaskell, Alfred Maciariello, Ronald Budd, Thomas Najem, Mi¬ chelle Silbey, and William Kfoury. Row 4: Lieutenant, James Gulla, Lieutenant, Myron Flagler, Peter Takvorian, John Arba, Harold Clarke, William Ellard, James Guirado, Dennis Harriman, Philip Boshar, and Albert Maciariello. BAND In 1944, female musicians joined the school orchestra rather than the band, so the marching band consisted of all boys. In 1969, the orchestra has been nonexistent for many years, and the girls have become band members. The band, however, func¬ tions as an orchestra during its spring concert season. Practice began the first week in September, since the first foot¬ ball game was only a month away. Aside from regular morning rehearsals directed by Mr. Vogel, the group practiced at the sta¬ dium every Thursday afternoon during the football season. As Thanksgiving approached, the weather turned frigid and ninety minutes at the stadium felt more like ninety winters in Alaska. During the Santa Claus parade, everyone thought about the Memorial Day parade—it was so hot then. The band had two exchange concerts with the Bernards High School band of New Jersey; one in New Jersey, the other in Lawrence. The band marched for Field Day in Lowell, the city that believes that Thanksgiving was just yesterday. Memorial Day came, and band members thought about the Santa Claus parade—it was so cold then. 146 Elaine Parent and Andrea Lajoie play a tune. Marie LaLonde shows her musical skills. The Lawrence High School Band stops traffic! Even in the cold, Perry DeBenedetto plays a hot tune Do-Re-Mi 147 Back row : Cynthia O’Keefe, Gail Augot, Susan Hambleton, and Kathy Searle. Middle row. Maureen Mignault, Beth Fitzgerald, Judy Kelley, Sharon Crimmins, and Claire Audy. Front row: Natalie Donahue, Donna Donahue, Elinor Schwartz, Lisa Bell, and Gail DiBenedetto. THE MAJORETTES One usually associates with the word ' ' majorette” the picture of a girl in gleaming white boots tossing and catching a sparkling silver stick.” Our majorettes have diversified talent, and every routine presents something highly original. For the 1966 Thanks¬ giving Day football game the corps, dressed as matadores in knickers and red capes, danced to a medley of Tiajuana Brass songs. This year, the squad performed at football games as Span¬ ish peasants, Russian swordsmen, and high-kicking chorus girls. In May of 1968, the majorette corps appeared at a sharp-shoot¬ ing” contest at the Greater Lawrence Regional Vocational High School, to brighten up the place.” The all male student body readily welcomed the girls. Hours of practice produce the polished look the public sees. At each practice without the band, the girls first exercise to limber up, then review the baton, da nce, and marching routines, and finally learn new ones for the coming football season. Donna, Beth and Ellie, the senior majorettes, will always remember danc¬ ing to Tea for Two” on a red bucket, and marching in those endless field day parades at Lowell. 1-2-3 Kick. 148 Captain Elinor Schwartz Taking a break. On your mark, get set, go! 149 ■Wty rl Varsity Cheerleaders, Standing-. Moe Garon, Nancy LeBlond, Brenda Hajj, Sheila York, Terry Lucas. Sitting-. Clare Levis, Joan Blais, Marj Sherman. Kneeling-. Lynne Benenati, Cathv McDonald, Captain Nancy Carey, Patty LaTorre, Barb Donahue, JoAnn Greenwood. CHEERLEADERS Under the direction of Mrs. Marianne Clarke, the varsity cheerleaders have led the student body at every football and basketball game. They rode in the motorcade to Memorial Stadium for the Thanksgiving game, and decorated the cars with blue and white streamers and signs. In the morning before any football game, one could find the fourteen girls decorating the clubhouse for the team. The city this fall purchased new uniforms for them—navy blue wool with long sleeves, a round collar, and a lancer on the front. Many spectators marvel at their perfection on the field or court. Although the competition is fierce and the practice strenuous, every cheerleader is in a coveted and popular position. Hey, Ref! Marj Sherman, Moe Garon, Terri Lucas, Lynne Benenati cheer the team on. Well, of all the nerve!” Joist yl st ( - SSHT ' ■ wr 4 Nanc y LeBlond, Brenda Hajj, and Patty La- Torre having a blast! Senior Cheerleaders : Pat LaTorre, Lynn Benenati, Cathy McDonald, Barb Donahue, JoAnn Greenwood, Joan Blais, and Captain Nancy Carey go sliding along! T-E-A-M! ! 151 m ■ % Jr M V Jr A ■ a f 1 jBngl Pep Club Representatives, Standing : Agnes Cate, Peg Brady, Nancy LoPiano, Susan Clarke, Marilyn Retzer, Karen McAvoy, June Kfoury, Karen Silliter, Maureen Manzi. Kneeling : Claire Corriveau, Gail DeBenedetto, Pauline Nardella, Judy Morency, Karen Hajj. An outsider attending a Lawrence High School football game might ask how the large, dynamic group directly above the band knows so perfectly the words and motions to all the cheers. The answer is, of course, that this is the Pep Club, and they attend weekly practice sessions at which the Cheerleaders teach them the cheers. Under the guidance of Mrs. Marie Wolfendale and Miss Sheila McCarthy, the Pep Club provides the backbone for the cheering section. The members display letter spelling ' ' Lawrence”, which they hold up for the proper cheer. In large numbers, they attend every football game, including all the out-of-town games. The Pep Club is open to members of all four classes; the only requirement is a generous amount of school spirit. PEP CLUB Pep Club Representative Peg Brady Peps it up”! A good kick should do the trick! INTRA MURAL SPORTS Frannie Higgenbottom—just dribblin’ along! Joann Connors makes the shot count! Volleyball on the loose! A new program of Intramural Sports supervised by Mrs. Reynolds has been organized to supplement the girls’ physical education pro¬ gram. By playing full length games in competition with themselves or girls from other schools, the girls are able to utilize the skills they learned in gym. This year the members formed basketball and volley¬ ball teams. As interest spreads to other activities, these sports will be added. The basketball team participated in the YWCA Silver Tourna¬ ment” and placed second. This tournament was won by elimination; that is, two teams played, and the winner would play the winner of another game, and so on until only one team remained in competition. Outstanding senior participants are Nancy Jewell, Nancy Carey, Debbie Cronin, Joan Blais, and Pat LaTorre. Linda Klier drives in for a score! Debbie Cronin and Joan Blais— up for a jump-ball! Rally ’round the common, kids! ! ! THE RALLY It was cold. Snow covered the ground. Patches of ice topped the snow. In spite of the weather conditions, the rally was held. It was more than just getting out of a class, because the students wanted to show the team that they were still rooting for them, and knew that a Lawrence victory was possible, although the previous games this season were disastrous. The band, followed by the Pep Club and the football squad, led the parade to the common. Behind them was the entire student body. Mr. O’Brien spoke from the bandstand, and reflected that we should be proud of the team, because being victorious is always easy, while fighting with the odds against you is always difficult. Mayor Kiley and Acting Superintendent Griffin spoke, and gave their encouragement and hope to the team. Coach Dennen was introduced, and he in turn introduced his assistants, and the varsity and junior varsity football teams. Co-captains Phil Glendye and Jim Melnick thanked the students for their support, and expressed their hope for a victory. The student body, led by the cheerleaders, sang the cheers, and the school song. The band played, and school was dismissed for the Thanksgiving week-end. I . Football Co-Captains Phil Glendye and Jim Mel¬ nick step to the Mike.” A message of encouragement from Acting Superintendent James Griffin. Let’s give a cheer,” shouts Pat LaTorre. Our day on stage! | How to be a hero“ B HB EARLY AMERICAN i ffs 3 L 1 smites Coach Dennen and Co-Captain Jim Melnick view the team from the sidelines. •- r FOOTBALL Back row. Coach Fred Dennen, T. Solomon, N. Fortune, S. Solomon, L. Murray, G. McCann, J. Cook, G. O’Brien, J. Larivee, P. Roberts, Mike Fisher, Assistant Coach. Third row. Walter Nelson, Assistant Coach, F. Consoli, J. Kopacz, V. Carroll, M. Schiavone, J. Simone, J. Baglieri, 158 W. Roberts, L. Mixon. Second row. J. Hanavan, R. Preston, J. Dugan, P. Perotta, J. Saab, M. oBva, R. Giantonio, R. DiNicola, P. Censullo, J. Bonfiglio, B. Silver. Bottom row. J. Crowley, J. Kennedy, Co-Capt. J. Melnick, Co-Capt. P. Glendye, G. Grubba, P. Borrelli. Henry Chabuz was not present when the picture was taken. Vinny Carroll mirrors the feelings of his teammates. Co-Capt. Jim Melnick leads the way for Ray Preston. Although the Lawrence High School football team was win¬ less, this year’s grid season should not be remembered in a com¬ pletely negative sense. The team showed great spirit and stamina all season, particularly during the tie with inter-city rival Central Catholic and the loss to a very strong Haverhill team. Headed by Co-Captains Jim Melnick and Phil Glendye, the Lancer gridders more than upheld the proud tradition of Law¬ rence High School football, and to those who followed the team all year, it will never be classified as a loser. You can’t have it—it’s mine,” says John Hanavan. Catch me if you can,” says Jimmy Melnick with LaRivee on Defense. Is there a doctor in the house? Ray Preston flips his opponent. Phil Glendye asks Ronnie Why don’t you ever dance with me?” 161 Paul, don’t attack until you see the whites of their eyes.” wi 11 - Doug Ross breaks” for the ball. George O’Brien awaits rebound. Front : Doug Ross, Michael Gerstein, James Sullivan, Robert Gaudette, Glen Fleming. Rear: Mr. Moriarty, Peter Roberts, Peter Grasso, Kevin Barry, Kevin Begley, George O’Brien, Nicholas Fortune. 162 BASKETBALL Mike Gerstein blocks his opponent I -j The Lawrence High School Basketball team, hav¬ ing lost their first seven men to graduation in 1968 , had a disappointing season this year. Although the Lancers showed hustle, and a fine spirit of determina¬ tion at all times, their inexperience was clearly evi¬ dent. It was a year to rebuild with a new coach, in the hope that another year’s experience will produce a winning team. 163 Doug Ross bags two. Nick Fortune drives in on the basket. mi 3 J 1 i ■ ■■ i • EKc J • •� „ 1 fcjr 11 J t j w � 4 I The J.V. Team Rear: Coach John Kelleher, Alan Houle, Billy Doyle, Randy Hart, Tom Godkasian, Herb Harty, Fred Kerman, Tom Moran, Rick Soucy. Front row. Richard Latour, John Wrigley, Peter Levin, Jay O’Neill, Captain, Joe Dugan, Tim Fallon. Jim Sullivan gets a bonus shot. 164 Co-Captain Bruce Ellis Co-Captain Wayne Martin TRACK The Lawrence High Indoor Track Team finished with a four win, four loss record. Top performers for the tracksters were Co-Captains Wayne Martin and Bruce Ellis, and sensational sophomore distance runner, Jim Kent. The team fared very well, considering its youth and inexperience. Many of the young members of the team showed great promise, and with added experience should give the Lancers a solid nucleus for next season. Lancers on the CHARGE 165 tmm a® Track Team Front row. Paul Borelli, Paul Tylus, Jim Flood, Co-Capt. Wayne Martin, Co-Capt. Bruce Ellis, Joseph Doyle, Wally Roberts, Richard Amanti, Joe Raimondo. Back row. Asst. Coach John Batts, Ray Preston, Jim Kent, Bob Morency, James O’Connor, Rich Lucas, Dan Shlakis, John Hanavan, John Buote, Robert Benoit, Bruce Zeytoonian, Coach Ernie Perry Jr. James O’Connor turns the speed on when it counts. Scorers for 1968-1969 Indoor Track Season James Kent . 45 Co-Capt. Wayne Martin . i9Vi Co-Capt. Bruce Ellis . 38 Daniel Shlakis . 35 John Hanavan . 28 Robert Morency . 26 Paul Borelli . 19 Joseph Doyle . 15 James O’Connor . 6 James Flood . 5 John Buote . 3 Joseph Raimondo . 2 Jim Kent Proves his Olympic potential consistently. Robert Benoit runs an impressive leg for the relay team. John Cook takes a mighty bound to capture first place, Bob Morency glides over the high jump bar with the technical skill of a pro. 167 Front Row. Ben Roberge, Bert Roy, Joe O’Dowd, Larry Nicgorski, Claude Turgeon, Norm Arsenault, Rollie Roy, A1 Pelletier, Dan Kamal. Back row. Coach Richards, Jeff Kaelin, John Glendye, Bob Rozumek, Junior Jozokos, Marty Dallon, Phil Boshar, David Donovan, Pete Michaud, Jacques Jalbert, Coach Byrnes. HOCKEY Bert Roy was a solid performer all year. Joe D’Dowd races a Reggie player to the puck. Larry Nicgorski beats Lowell goalie. I’ll be right back. Al! When not playing left wing , Rollie Roy was a de¬ pendable goalie. The Lawrence High School hockey team once again gained the top spot in the Twin State Hockey League this year. Despite a lack of depth, the Lancer front liners did a remark¬ ably consistent job all year. Led by Captain Claude Turgeon and Co-Captains, Bert Roy and Norm Arsenault, who were also the three top scorers, the team was very aggressive and spirited, and often came from be¬ hind to win. By virtue of their league championship, the Lancer sextet was invited to the State Hockey Tournament and although the team was eliminated in the first round, it gave Lawrence High School overall a fine season of hockey. A Hockey Huddle? 170 Team Scoring Record Lawrence . 48 Lawrence 55 Lawrence . 29 Lawrence . 8 Lawrence . 48 Lawrence . 21 Lawrence . 58 Lawrence . 61 Lawrence . 37 Lawrence . 24 Lawrence . 29 Lawrence . 58 Lawrence . 20 Lemonster . 3 Voke . 5 Timberlane . 29 Lowell . 52 Wakefield . 17 Ipswich . 37 Malden . 8 Hamilton Wenham . 5 Haverhill . 25 Chelmsford . 34 No. Andover . 34 No. Reading . 10 Billerica . 31 Season Record: Won 7, Lost 5, Tied 1 Individual Scoring Record Julian Dupuy . 51 points Mickey Schiavone . 50 Wayne Lacroix . 43 Dennis Keefe . 40 Joe Saad . 40 Alex Lawn . 40 Ken Hauenstein . 31 Philip Glendye . 26 Vincent Muskavitch . 25 Steve Pacheco . 21 Jim Fisher . 20 Brian Tisbert . 15 Mike Quinto . 13 Dave Rozumek . 6 Tom Najem . 5 Ken Brickhault . 5 Tom Kalil . 5 ” Nochnack 5 Captain Steve Pacheco prepares for a takedown. WRESTLING Wrestling Team Rear row: Assistant Coach, Norm Salem, Joe Saad, Wayne Lacroix, Ken Hauenstein, Dennis Keefe, Vincent Muskavitch, Philip Glendye, Mickey Schiavone, Head Coach, Robert Fitzgerald. Front row: Julian Dupuy, Brian Tisbert, Mike Quinto, Captain, Steve Pacheco, Alix Lawn, Tom Najem, Jim Fisher. 171 Jim Fisher shows it ' s not always fun. Vinny Muskavitch has his opponent. Julian Dupuy looks forward to another win. Even though wrestling is a young sport at L.H.S., the team showed its strength by coming through with a winning season. Head Coach Bob Fitzgerald and Assistant Coach Norm Salem with the help of Captain Steve Pacheco got the team into fine physical and moral shape. This was not an easy thing to do. For many of the boys it was their first year in varsity competition. Tom Najem preparing to bring his man back Den Keefe thinks it ' s time for a take down. to the mat. Den Keefe says, You just can’t keep a Lancer down.” Wayne Lacroix looks for an escape. 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