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

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John Casey University of Texas B.S. Fitchburg State College M.Ed College Physics Plead of the Science Department Marguerite Murphy Simmons College B.S. Boston College M.Ed. Chemistry Advisor of Ecology Club SCIENCE In this rapidly changing world of ours, great technological advances have resulted in the availability of new, and more complex jobs. Because of this important challenge to our gen¬ eration, the method of scientific instruction, and the material covered in science classes has been greatly changed and ex¬ panded. Lawrence High School’s Science Department, headed by Mr. Casey, has moved with the times and recognized the great importance of advanced instruction in this area. Pupils are offered a large range of science courses from which to choose. Each pupil is offered the opportunity to discover the challenging world of science. Through biology, botany, chem¬ istry, or physics, a whole new world is opened to the student and in this world, the student may find his future. John M. Lahey St. Anselms College A.B. Boston University M.Ed. Botany 28

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Elizabeth Devlin Merrimack College B.A. Pennsylvania State University M.Ed. Mathematics Paul Hanlon Merrimack College B.A. Mathematics Wallace Hager Merrimack College B.A. Mathematics Carol Petralia Merrimack College B.A. Mathematics Robert Fichera University of Mass. B.A. University of Nevada Mathematics 27

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Joan M. Cavanaugh Bridgewater State College A.B. Biology, Botany Modern Science Mary McDonald George J. Pacheco University of Mass. B.S. Biology Biology Club Advisor Lucy Upson Framingham State Teachers College S.Ed. Dietetic Internship Albany Hospital Physiology Boston University A.B. Health Education 29