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v; LAWRENCE PUBLIC LIBRARY ' 3 1549 00234 861 2 For Reference Not to be taken from this library LAWRENCE PUBLIC LIBRARY 51 Lawrence Street Lawrence, Mssachasctts (508) ©SH-1727 Established 1872 BLUE AND WHITE SENIOR CLASS BOOK LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL, LAWRENCE, MASSACHUSETTS VOLUME NUMBER XXXII PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1976 2 ATHLETICS . 108 DIRECTORY . 154 SCHOOL LIFE . 138 ADVERTISING . 158 Good Luck To The Spirited Class of 1976 Yearbook Staff 3 Old days, good times we remember. Fun days, filled with simple pleasure. 4 Drive-in movies, comic books and blue jeans: Howdy Doody, baseball cards and birthdays . - 5 Take me back to a world gone away. Childhood memories seem like yesterday. 6 Gold days, days we ' ll always treasure. 7 Funny faces, full of love and laughter, 8 Funny places , 9 : % ? c ; m !S1B pS3SS B iSii a ■I ' w- ' ■ SSSS SI ;.i ‘ ••! ' -i-. ana . and feeling fancy free. Old days, days of love . . Old days, days of magic still so close to me. 11 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION MAURICE F. SMITH Superintendent of Schools ERNEST ZAIK Assistant Superintendent of Schools 14 PETER SMITH Headmaster MARGARET M. HORNER Submaster 15 WILLIAM KENNEDY Submaster 16 G UIDANCE EILEEN KHOURY Head of Guidance Department SHARON BENVENISTE 17 KATHLEEN HAMMOND RONALD PRADA Soccer Coach CHARLES ST. PAUL JEFFREY LIEF 18 OFFICE FRIENDS ZACKIE HOWARD FRANCIS CAIN ids ji. ' VJ VA : .v wU; ffe A V • MARGARET CHOQUETTE ESTHER DRISCOLL PETER DOMINICO 19 SOCIAL STUDIES FRANCIS SULLIVAN Department Head JOHN KELLEHER Varsity Football Coach Varsity Basketball Coach MICHAEL McVEIGH Sophomore Advisor 20 ANTHONY INDURRE ANDREW REUSCH Freshmen Football Coach Student Council Advisor LAURENCE PETTORUTO 21 DAVID TORRISI JAMES WALSH CLAIRE MAILHOT 22 PHYSICAL EDUCATION ELLEN MATTHEWS ROBERT LEFEBRE Girls’ Field Hockey Coach Girls’ Track Coach 23 ENGLISH MARY BROCATO Sophomore Class Advisor Lawrencian Advisor 24 PATRICIA BERNARD DANIEL REGAN ROSE GERSTEIN KATHLEEN WILLIAMS JEFFREY DUNN 25 STEPHEN CAMPBELL 26 DONALD BETTEZ MARY JANE De CORPO Lawrencian Advisor MARY ANNE DULY JOHN LUCAS Bulletin Advisor Quill and Scroll Society Advisor PATRICIA BOUTILIER Freshman Class Advisor 27 ART RITA CARON Department Head DONNA MAGGIORE Pep Club Advisor Senior Class Advisor Drama Club Advisor MAUREEN ROCHE JOAN LAGOULIS 28 MATHEMATICS PAULINE DUHAMEL Department Head JOSEPH BERNARDIN ELIZABETH DEVLIN National Honor Society Advisor Cheerleader Coach JOSEPH A. McCOMISKEY CAROL ROSEN Junior Class Advisor National Honor Society Advisor MARIA LOPEZ ROBERT FICHERA PAUL HANLON GUIDO VALLARIO 30 BART GALVIN 31 BUSINESS PSi ' -vS. • ' f « ,; ; ' v ! • ,! nmtA « V 7 HrHiiL 1 . . ♦ JHfaj f . MARY SULLIVAN CARL KNIGHTLY WINIFRED CASEY Department Head mary McIntosh 32 GRACE BYRNE MARY CADOGAN 33 JOYCE ACCURSIO KATHLEEN LEFEBRE 34 HOME ECONOMICS MARY CALLAHAN GILLIS Department Head MARILYN TROMBLY 35 FOREIGN LANG UAGES JUSTINE M. McCOMISKEY Department Head DONNA MANNING Senior Class Advisor Drama Club Advisor ARLINE BOYLE ANNE MARIE BACHINI 37 SYLVIA MEJIA 38 SCIENCE JOHN CASEY Department Head PETER VALESKA NORMAN LIVERSIDGE Varsity Baseball Coach 39 GARY MARCOUX Sophomore Class Advisor 40 GEORGE PACHECO Ass’t. Varsity Track Coach Biology Club Advisor JOAN COGGIN LUCY UPSON GLEN ALSUP Varsity Track Coach 41 MANUAL ARTS ROBERT BURKE JOHN DEMATTO DENNIS O’SULLIVAN Department Head ' ■ ' ' • IRVING COUILLARD ■m 42 JOSEPH CELIA ALFRED MATTHEWS Assistant Wrestling Coach 43 SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS RUTH DOWLER Librarian Hisif MUSIC MARY LANIGAN Glee Club Director LOUIS BRUSO Band Director 45 GRADUATES v JACKLIN ADAMS BRUCE AHEARN 48 ROBERT AHEARN I • I KATHERINE ALBRECHT BRYAN AHEARN MARTHA ALFIERI ... late for class. PETER ALLAIN FRANKLIN ALVARADO DIORIS ALVARADO LYDIA ALVALLE EDWARDINA AMARAL JOYCE AMARAL WILLIAM ANDERSON DONNA ANDROCHUCK LUIS ANGOMAS MELIDA ANGOMAS DEBORAH ANSALDI JANE ASQUITH KATHLEEN AUBIN A favorite pastime at L.H.S.! Mr. Bruso really gets into his music. MARY ELLEN BAGGETT DAVID BARBETT CINDY BEAUDOIN CYNTHIA BENEDIX MILDRED BERMUDEZ THERESA BIASIUCCI CHARLES BIRCH CAROL BISTANY 51 CYNTHIA BLANCHETTE KIM BLANCHETTE GLENN BLOUIN JOYCE BORRELLI She was a V-A-M-P, vamp. MARIE BOUCHER MARTHA BOUCHER SUSAN BOUTOL LINDA BRADLEY ANNEMARIE BRESNAHAN JOANNE BRIGGS ROBERT BRUNELLE DEBORAH BUOTE Donna was the main attraction at the lynching party. MARGARET BURKE DARLENE BURTON JAIME BURTON JEFFREY CADORET BRENDA CARDOSA JOANNE CAREDEO BARBARA CASTLES CHARLENE CHAGNON Skipping Class? -•-Si INSOON CHOI DONNA CHOQUETTE LINDA CHILDS DENISE CLAVETTE LINDA CLARK JANET CIARDELLO Beats the heck out of Shakespeare! MARK CHRISTIAN STEVEN CLIFTON DAVID COCO DENISE COLLINS 55 IRMA COLON It’s gonna be one of those days. ROBERTA COMEAU LYNETTE CORA J JOYCE CORNU LINDA COSTA PAMELA COTE CHESTER COUSINS ALFRED CRAFTS RUSSELL CROTEAU 56 THOMAS CROWLEY ROBERT DALLON ROBERT CULLEN BRENDA DITORE Fausta really has spirit. GLORIA DAVIS DENISE DECUBELLIS CRUCITA DEJESUS 57 NANCY DESJARDINS DANIEL DESJARDINS He’s the “Young American.” ALAN DIBENEDETTO NYDIA DIEPPIA DAVID DENARO RAYMOND DESPRES DARLENE DEVOE 58 BRUCE DIGENTE MOTA DIOMARYS F-- -V wH jnTi LX v. n Mighty Smooth Spirits of ’76! LYNNE DONAHUE BRENDA DITORE NEIL DRISCOLL JOSEPH DIZAZZO DAWN DUBE 59 DONNA DUSTIN RICHARD DUMAIS BRIAN DURKIN DEBRA DYLESKI JANICE EMMERT KAREN ENDYKE CATHY ENSINGER BENINGO ESPAILLAT 60 BERNARD FALLON FRANCES FERRUCCI THERESE ANNE FILI CHRISTINE FOX BRENDA FRANZ I iWj V I SUSAN FORTIER LINDA FRAZZINI SANDRA FRECHETTE PAUL FOSTER LIBERATO FRANCISCO The latest approach to women’s lib. 62 63 SUSAN GRANETZ JERRY GRASSA KATHLEEN GREGG 64 FAUSTA IANNALFO LEE ANN IANNAZZO JAMES ISENSEE HEREDIA IVELISSE MARY JAMESON DAVID JANELLE RONALD JANELLE 65 BARBARA JOHNSON KAREN KALIL KAREN KALLIO MICHAEL KOBOS 66 You’re driving me crazy! NANCY LAGANA GAIL LAMBERT KURT LANGER LINDA LANDRY THERESA LAFOLLETTE ELAINE LAFORGE JUDY LAMPHIER MARSHA LA UDANI 67 PAUL LAVIN EDMUND LAVOIE JANE LEONARD ALICE LEVESQUE PETER LUCCHESI Things get pretty harey in biology. JANE LYDICK JOANNE LYDON WILLIAM LESCARBEAU RICHARD LOSZEWSKI BEVERLY MACDONALD Salt and Pepper. NANCY MANNING MICHAEL MARGOSIAN STANLEY MADRY RUTH MAILHOT BETH MAGOON NANCY MALDONADO DONNA MARINO JAYNE MARTIN i DAWN MARTIN RICHARDO MARTINEZ SUSAN MASSE DONNA MCCANN CHRISTINE MCDONNELL “Hello, ’stach you?” ELLEN MCNAMARA KELLY MCOSKER FERNANDO MEDINO HELEN MELE ROSANNE MERCURY PAUL MELI DIANE MERCIER AUDREY MICHAUD JEFFREY MILLER SANDRA MICHAUD LINDA MILLER JOSEPH MISSERVILLE BRIAN MITCHELL SIOMARA MOISES CARMEN MONTANEZ ARTHUR MOONEY Good thing we threw it out the window. MARTHA MORENCY LINDA MISSERVILLE ' GINETTE MOREAULT LINDA MORNEAULT LOUIS MOTHON JR. ELIZABETH MULHARE PAULA MURABITO ROSALIE MURACO So, you’re the new boy in town! RICHARD MORRISSETTE PATRICIA MURPHY iili JANE NIZIAK SHELIA O’DONAHUE Love will keep us together. SANTIAGO OLEAS BELEN ORTIZ JANE OUELLET JOHANNE OUELLET KATHY PANGBURN BONNIE PAGE A ■ ROBERT OUELLET SUSAN PAGE 74 STEPHEN PENN MIGUEL PEREZ BARBARA PERROTTA FRANCINE PERRUCIO DAVID PHAIR Where did everybody go? CECILIA PICHARDO MARIA PICHARDO GERRY PINEAULT THERESA PINHEIRO JANET PLONOWSKI MARY ANNE PUGLISI United we stand .. . TIMOTHY QUINLAN SHARON RAMEY LESLIE RAZA 76 CHARLENE REGAN MICHAEL REMBIS WENDOLYN RICHARDSON DIRK RICHTER .. . divided we fall. MARK RICHTER CELIA RIVAS DEBRA RITCHIE RUTH RIVADENEIRA 77 CARL RODRIGUES EDWARD ROMANO ALTA GRACIA ROSA SANDRA ROSARIO LINDA ROUTHIER MARTIN ROWE 78 DEBORAH RYAN Mad scientist at work. ABIGAIL SANDERS MIRIAM SANTIAGO LINDA SAVASTANO MARY ELLEN SAWYER ELIZABETH RYLEY LESLIE SARCIONE NORMAN SAXE 79 80 CATHERINE TAVERAS CARLA THOMAS BONNIE THOMSON CARLOS TORRES ROBERT TOSCANO DEBRA TURMEL NANCY VALERIO FRANK VANCOPPENOLLE NILSA VEGA CYNTHIA WALL MARY WETMORE LINDA WHITE RAMON VEGA KATHRYN VOISINE KAREN WALKUP Mr. McVeigh 82 MARYANN WHITE TRENA WHITE CHARLES WILL ... makes a point. BRENDA WIGHTMAN STEVEN WILLIS ROSITA YAMBO DEBORA ZUCCARELLO 83 OR GANIZATIONS ' 1 1 1 ■Pglf ! Sir ' Ml ? ... mCU:: 3 .. if ( I mb ■ j . ) 1 |f | „ ‘1 l jjf 111$ II 1 uh ’y flu ' „T If id ll ll m f EDITORS: Athletics — A1 Hambelton, Organizations — Linda Routhier, Graduates — Leslie Sarcione, Junior Editor — Donna Ramey, Faculty — Sandy Kfoury, Secretary — Linda Morneault, School Life — Sue Granetz, Advertising — Karen Kalil. SEATED — Editor-in-chief — Kathy Halloran. BLUE AND WHITE This is our Editor-in-chief? FRONT ROW — Joseph DiZazzo, Kelly McOsker, Kathy Halloran, Donna Ramey, Joyce Borrelli, Debbie Ryan, Sheila O’Donohue, Charlene Regan. SECOND ROW — Sue Fortier, Lisa Hughes, Linda Routhier, Margaret Burke, Leslie Sarcione, Belen Ortiz, Therese Anne Fili, Sue Granetz. THIRD ROW — Angela Gervasi, Linda Morneault, Debbie Zuccarello, Joanne Caredeo, Linda Misserville, Sandy Kfoury, Ellen McNamara, Patty Fielding. FOURTH ROW — Karen Kalil, Michael Delaney, Diane Garofalo, Jane Lydick, Carl Rodrigues, Barbie Castles, Debbie Dyleski, Dawn Dube. BACK ROW — Mike Rembis, Alan DiBenedetto, Dan Gelinas, Steve Clifton, A1 Hambelton, Dave Silva, Margie Sobil, Nancy Desjardins, Brian Mitchell, (missing when picture was taken — Cheryle Esty and Karen Endyke.) If you don’t get your ad money in ... . . . you’ll go out the window like Dan! i 87 LA WRENCIAN r . ' Wgmmm ip; K 1 1 . g J 4 P FRONT ROW — Elaine Laforge, Joyce Amaral, Sandy Perocchi, Isabella Holbrook, Linda Bradley, Antonia Iannalfo, Carol Veilleux. SECOND ROW — Leslie Raza, Kathy Viens, Martha Morency, Cesarina Abreu, Kevin Johnson, Leslie Sarcione. THIRD ROW — Debra Dyleski, Linda Clark, Carl Rodriguez, Peter Allain, Brenda Franz, Diane Mercier, Annie Bresnahan, Susan Denault. BACK ROW — Mary Facella, Carrie Petzy, Barbara Castles, Diane Garofalo, David Denaro, Mike Cote, Paula Murabito, Bari McKallagat. EDITORS: FRONT ROW — Sports Editor — Peter Allain, Editor-in- chief — Mary Facella, Editorial Editor — Annie Bresnahan. SECOND ROW — Photography Editor — Barbara Castles, Business Manager Art Director — Brenda Franz, Exchange Editor — Sue Granetz (absent when picture was taken, Features Editor — Nancy Lagana). Speedy Elaine takes a break. 88 BULLETIN EDITORS: FRONT ROW — Assistant Typing Editor — Delberta Currence, Typing Editor — Shirley Mclntire, Production Sales Editor — Kathy Voisine, Administrative Assistant — Frank Van Coppenolle. MIDDLE ROW — Third Co-Editor — Belen Ortiz, Second Co-Editor — Mary Wetmore, Art Editor — Cynthia Blanchette, Editor-in-chief— Annie Bresnahan, Secretary — Mayra Rodriguez, Assistant Art Editor — Joseph Devoe, First Co-Editor — Altagracia Rosa. BACK ROW — Associate Editor — Jayne Avallone, Treasurer — Tom Petzy, Copy Editor — Linda Bradley, Fourth Co-Editor — Martha Alfieri. FRONT ROW — Mayra Rodriguez, Anna Gallo, Margie Shepard, Karen Botti, Rhonda Bass, Norma Howie, Sharon Ramey, Kathy Kobos, Kathy Voisine, Elizabeth Pellerin. SECOND ROW — Sara Milas, Nora Daghlian, Darlene Daniele, Donna Voisine, Cynthia Blanchette, Patricia Berry, Elizabeth Obst, Linda Bradley, Barbara Longo, Ellen Domenech, Shirley Mclntire. THIRD ROW — Ruth Ruiz, Pat McDonnell, Cathy Pawlisheck, Celia Rivas, Jane Chetson, Kathy Carlin, Cindy Abate, Mary Ellen Robidoux, Denise Clavette, Belen Oritz, Cesarina Abreu, Altagracia Rosa, Annette St. Onge. FOURTH ROW — Diane Gmyrek, Ginette Moreault, Mabel McIntosh, Janice Hey, Lorriane Levesque, Eileen Middlemiss, Allison Van Coppenolle, Brenda Franz, Kathy Sidley, Cheryl Richardson, Donna McCann, Leslie Raza. FIFTH ROW — Nancy Kendall, Joseph Devoe, Joanne Briggs, Annie Bresnahan, Fausta Iannalfo, Mary Wetmore, Martha Alfieri, Diane Mercier, Diane Kendall, Josephine Cavallaro, Karen Hornby, Tom Petzy. BACK ROW — Delberta Currence, Francine Perruccio, Judy Henoud, Bonnie Thomson, Dawn Dube, Beth Ann Keach, Lee Iannazzo, Dave Kalil, Linda Morneault, Jayne Avallone, Cheryl Lynch, Pamela Sieczkowski, Frank Van Coppenolle. 89 HONOR SOCIETIES Who’s Who Among American High School Students Spanish Honor Society FRONT ROW — Joyce Amaral, Sheila O’Donohue, Ann Callagy, Sharon Ramey, Margie Shepard, Debbie Ryan, Donna Ramey, Cindy Abate. SECOND ROW — Charlene Regan, Jayne Martin, Cindy Calvert, Nancy Giuffrida, Linda Frazzini, Mayra Rodriguez, Darlene Daniele, Kathleen Gregg, Denise Clavette. THIRD ROW — Leslie Sarcione, Kristin Melanson, Lynne Sirois, Debra Dyleski, Fausta Iannalfo, Kelly McOsker, Kathy Halloran, Martha Fernandez, Mary Ardito, Margaret Burke. FOURTH ROW — Karen Giribaldi, Sharon Witkiewicz, Jayne Avallone, Tricia Kennedy, Mary Ellen Robidoux, Linda Routhier, Joe DiZazzo, Debra Ritchie, Joanne Briggs. FIFTH ROW — Audrey Garland, Michael De¬ laney, Jane Lydick, Dawn Dube, Lisa Hughes, Sue Fortier, Linda Misserville, Peter Allain, Dave Kalil. BACK ROW — A1 Hambelton, Delberta Currence, Steve Clifton, Mary Facella, Tom Petzy, Alice Levesque, Joseph Devoe, Diane Garofalo, David Silva, Judy Henoud, Marjorie Sobil. OFFICER: President — Marjorie Sobil. FRONT ROW — Charlene Regan, Debbie Ryan, Cecilia Pichardo. MIDDLE ROW — Lisa Hughes, MaryAnn White, Altagracia Rosa, Fausta Iannalfo. BACK ROW — Larry Soft, Nancy Lagana, Karen Kalil, Mar jorie Sobil. Society of Distinguished High School Students FRONT ROW — Leslie Sarcione, Carol Bistany, Joyce Amaral, Charlene Regan, Cindy Beaudin, Donna Ramey, Shirley Mclntire. SECOND ROW — Jayne Avallone, Fausta Iannalfo, Tricia Kennedy, Dave Kalil, Celia Rivas, Lynne Sirrois, Kristin Melanson, Ann Callagy. THIRD ROW — Diane Garofalo, Karen Kalil, Lisa Hughes, Linda Morneault, Linda Misserville, Debra Dyleski, Sharon Witkiewicz, Karen Giribaldi, Linda Routhier. BACK ROW — Michael Rembis, A1 Hambelton, Steve Clifton, Delberta Currence, Marjorie Sobil, Nancy Desjardins, Allen Van Sickel, Tom Petzy, Nancy Lagana. Junior L-Pin Winners FRONT ROW — Kathleen Gregg, Carol Bistany, Joyce Amaral, Charlene Regan, Cindy Beaudin, Debbie Ryan, Sheila O’Donohue, Cindy Abate. SECOND ROW — Josephine Cavallaro, Nancy Giuffrida, Shirley Mclntire, Linda Routhier, Fausta Iannalfo, Leslie Sarcione, Kathy Halloran, Celia Rivas, Margaret Burke, Denise Clavette. THIRD ROW — Kathy Voisine, Nilsa Vega, Debora Zuccarello, Karen Kalil, Linda Misserville, Linda Morneault, Lisa Hughes, Debra Dyleski, Jayne Martin, Janet Ciardello, Cynthia Blanchette. BACK ROW — Michael Rembis, A1 Hambelton, Alice Levesque, Diane Garofalo, Nancy Lagana, Larry Sott, Joanne Briggs, Marjorie Sobil, Nancy Desjardins, Susan Fortier, Steve Clifton, Delberta Currence, Stanley Madry. 8 91 Quill And Scroll Honor Society OFFICERS: FRONT ROW — President — Peter Allain. BACK ROW — Junior Executive — Tom Petzy, Junior Executive — Jayne Avallone, Secretary-Treasurer — Linda Rout hier, Vice-president — Diane Garofalo, Senior Executive — Barbara Cas¬ tles, Senior Executive — Diane Mercier. FRONT ROW — Cynthia Blanchette, Mayra Rodriguez, Debbie Ryan, Charlene Regan, Joyce Amaral, Sharon Ramey, Donna Ramey, Kathy Voisine, Cindy Abate, Shirley Mclntire, Denise Clavette. SECOND ROW — Kathy Halloran, Mary Ellen Robidoux, Fausta Iannalfo, Celia Rivas, Altagracia Rosa, Darlene Daniele, Nora Daghlian, Leslie Sarcione, Cathy Pawlisheck, Belen Ortiz, Cesarina Abreu. THIRD ROW — Linda Routhier, Pamela Sieczkowski, Jayne Avallone, Joseph Devoe, Brenda Franz, Therese Anne Fili, Joe DiZazzo, Margaret Burke, Sue Granetz, Donna McCann, Diane Mercier. FOURTH ROW — Joanne Caredeo, Patty Fielding, Ellen McNamara, Sandra Kfoury, Cheryl Richardson, Debora Zuccarello, Cheryl Lynch, Lisa Hughes, Linda Morneault, Susan Fortier, Mary Wetmore. FIFTH ROW — A1 Hambelton, Delberta Currence, Lee Iannazzo, Barbara Castles, Diane Garofalo, Dawn Dube, Linda Misserville, Josephine Cavallaro, Joanne Briggs, Debra Dyleski, Annie Bresnahan, Peter Allain, Alan DiBenedetto. BACK ROW Mary Facella, Dan Gelinas, Steve Clifton, Brian Mitchell, Nancy Desjardins, Tom Petzy, Nancy Lagana, Francine Perruccio, Karen Kalil, Marjorie Sobil, Judy Henoud, Frank Van Coppenolle, Michael Rembis. BULLETIN Annie Bresnahan FRONT ROW — Kathy Halloran, Margaret Burke, Carol Bistany, Shirley Mcln- tire, Cindy Abate, Charlene Regan, Joyce Amaral. MIDDLE ROW — Joanne Briggs, Josephine Cavallaro, Celia Rivas, Mary Ellen Robidoux, Linda Routhier, Debora Zuccarello, Belen Ortiz. BACK ROW — Stanley Madry, Delberta Cur- rence, Steve Clifton, Nancy Desjardins, Debora Zuccarello, Belen Ortiz. BACK ROW — Stanley Madry, Delberta Currence, Steve Clifton, Nancy Desjardins, Debra Dyleski, Peter Allain, Diane Garofalo, Karen Kalil, A1 Hambelton. OFFICERS: Vice-President — Linda Routhier, President — Shir¬ ley Mclntire, Secretary-Treasurer — Debra Dyleski. National Honor Society 93 BIOLOG Y CLUB What kind of experiment is this? OFFICERS: FRONT ROW — Secretary-Treasurer — Barbara Autiello, President — Donna Ramey, Vice-president — Tom Petzy. w “ Wl 1 tsaif ' Vi laBrnSsm ' - i 1 - IL w Jftjl % ■m ■ - ' m. Wr °“f v .‘h M Mmm FRONT ROW — Sherrin Melanson, Cheryl Erickson, Barbara Longo, Linda Bradley, Brenda Jouquim, Cheryl Higginbottom, Donna Ramey, Nancy Laduke. SECOND ROW — Paula Murphy, Donna McCann, Leslie Raza, Barbara Autiello, Susan Augot, Denise Clavette, Cindy Calvert, Kristin Melanson, Debra Dyleski. THIRD ROW — Diane Garofalo, Lori Bowers, Linda Morneault, Cheryl Lynch, Jayne Avallone, Mary Jameson, Donna Ensinger, Karen Hornby, Pamela Sieczkowski, Karen Kalil. BACK ROW — Mary Bourque, Pat Finn, Marianne Morrison, Cathy Chaff, Rodney Nutter, Tricia Kennedy, Sharon Witkiewicz, Karen Giribaldi, Nancy Saab, Tom Petzy. ECOLOGY CLUB FRONT ROW — Jane Ouellet, Anna Gallo, Sharon Ramey, Elizabeth Crowley, Norma Howie, Kathy Kobos, Susan Foster. SECOND ROW — Leslie Raza, Gretchen Richter, Kathy Carlin, Cindy Abate, Linda Bradley, Susan Masse, Cesarina Abreu. THIRD ROW — Lynne Donahue, Donna McCann, Mary Ellen Robidoux, Cathy Pawlisheck, Josephine Cavallaro, Carol Bista ny, Theresa LaFollette. BACK ROW — Mary Facella, Karen Kalil, Diane Garofalo, Wayne Adamson, Susan Fortier, Roberta Comeau, Debra Dyleski, Denise Decubellis, Francine Perruccio. OFFICERS: FRONT ROW — Publicity Manager — Cindy Abate, Presi¬ dent — Mary Ellen Robidoux, Program Manager — Karen Kalil. BACK ROW — Secretary-Treasurer — Linda Bradley, Vice-president — Donna McCann. “Whistle while you work ... 95 INTERNATIONAL CLUB We’ve got the whole world in our hands. ; | • §p@§g| • 1 [ • Pr ' l- i i, • •ifH m t : i wrmk 1 3 Hjfe , r A ' a i.rj Bp VoJ i t Brirn xVj M i |rv? ■ , i X Hh 9 W -wKKssf ' w%, ! ts J WW- 1 ’ ' if FRONT ROW — Elaine Emery, Mayra Rodriguez, Ellen Domenech, Ruth Ruiz, Brenda Joaquim, Elizabeth Crowley, Norma Howie, Kathy Kobos, Pamela Perocchi. SECOND ROW — Cesarina Abreu, Denise Clavette, Darlene Daniele, Kathy Carlin, Brenda Pellegrino, Aida Daghlian, Denise Lipfert, Susan Foster, Landre Asquith. THIRD ROW — Liz Pelletier, Lisa Diamond, Mary Ellen Harrison, Cindy Calvert, Gretchen Richter, Belen Ortiz, Altagracia Rosa, Mary Ardito, Mary Howie, Jane Asquith. FOURTH ROW — Mary Basiliere, Karen Hornby, Susan Granetz, Jean Blackwell, Lisa Lamontagne, Rosa Ruiz, Leslie Raza, Mary Lou Grasso, Martha Bobs, Brenda Simard. FIFTH ROW — Pat Finn, Patty Bonacorsi, Carol Blanchette, Gerry Gzassa, amela Sieczkowski, Fausta Iannalfo, Linda Morneault, Lisa Hughes, Lori Bowers, Rodney Nutter. BACK ROW — Mary Bourque, Mary Facella, Judy Henoud, Marjorie Sobil, Mary Ellen Finn, Debbie Dyleski, Diane Garofalo, Karen Kalil, Donna McCann. 96 GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW — Cynthia Blanchette, Mayra Rodriguez, Anis Rivera, Margie Shepard, Mary Gray. SECOND ROW — Altagracia Rosa, Cesarina Abreu, Belen Ortiz, Iris Dieppa, Darlene Daniele, Ellen Domenech. THIRD ROW — Brenda Cardoso, Alfreda Legette, Josephine Caval- laro, Nydia Dieppa, Celia Rivas, Cathy Pawlisheck, Lorraine Levesque. BACK ROW — Judy Henoud, Ramona Rivera, Linda Rogers, Margarita Espinoza, Diane Chory, Rosa Ruiz, Ana Polanco. “Do-Re-Me ...” OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer — Belen Ortiz, President — Cesarina Abreu, Vice-president — Josephine Cavallaro. 97 DRAMA CLUB FRONT ROW — Darlene Daniele, Linda Bradley, Ana M aria Pacheco, Norma Howie, Kathy Kobos, Mayra Rodriguez, Lucia Sousa. MIDDLE ROW — Pamela Sieczkowski, John Dube, Mary Lou Grasso, Mary Ellen Harrison, Lisa Diamond, Cesarina Abreu, Nora Daghlian. BACK ROW — Judy Henoud, David Denaro, Rodney Nutter, Carl Rodrigues, Leslie Raza, Chris Casey, Joseph Devoe. Bennie and the Jets? 98 STUDENT GO VERNMENT SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer — Charlene Regan, Presi¬ dent — Margaret Burke, Vice-president — Susan Masse. SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: FRONT ROW — Donna McCann, Roberta Comeau, Cathy Pawlisheck, Susan Masse, Debbie Ryan, Janet Plonowski. MIDDLE ROW — Paula Murabito, Linda Landry, Joanne Caredeo, Leslie Raza, Brenda Cardoso, Debbie Zuccarello. BACK ROW — Marjorie Sobil, Paul Lavin, Lee Iannazzo, Lisa Hughes, Ellen McNamara, Jane Lydick, Barbara Castles. 99 SENIOR MEMBERS: Linda Routhier, Kathy Halloran, Michael De¬ laney, Mary Ellen Robidoux, Cindy Abate. OFFICERS: Secretary — Nancy Saab, Vice-president — Tricia Ken¬ nedy, President — Linda Routhier, Treasurer — Lorie Dube. STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT ROW — Kathy Carlin, Cindy Abate, Lisa DiBurro, Norma Howie, Kathy Kobos, Annette St. Onge. MIDDLE ROW — Linda Routhier, Tricia Kennedy, Mary Ellen Robidoux, Lorri Halloran, Peggy Najem, Kathy Halloran. BACK ROW — Tom Petzy, Dave Guselli, Mike Delaney, Nancy Saab, Rodney Nutter, Lorie Dube. 100 REGIONAL ADVISORS: Regional Delegate — Debbie Buote, Alternate — Francine Pelletier. GREATER LAWRENCE ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT GOVERN¬ MENTS: Rodney Nutter, Tom Petzy, Mary Ellen Robidoux. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL: FRONT ROW — Sophomore Class President — Linda Brown, Student Council President — Linda Routhier, Freshman Class President — Sue Peters. BACK ROW — Regional Alternate — Francine Pelletier, Regional Delegate — Debbie Buote, Senior Class President — Margaret Burke, Junior Class President — Mary Ellen Harrison. 101 PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer — Linda Morneault, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer — Mary Lou Grasso, President — Cindy Abate, Vice-President — Karen Hornby. FRONT ROW — Patricia Sullivan, Elizabeth Pellerin, Margie Shepard, Nancy Richards, Gloria Davis, Cindy Abate, Landre Asquith, Norma Howie, Donna Wormald, Sharon Ramey, Kathy Kobos. SECOND ROW — Teresa Martin, Joyce Amaral, Cesarina Abreu, Denise Lipfert, Cheryl Carey, Patricia Currence, Anna Gallo, Joanne Quinlan, Carolyn Ford, Denise Clavette, Susan Masse, Brenda Pellegrino. THIRD ROW — Donna Ramey, Janet Plonowski, Joanne Nanartonis, Marie Lavin, Judy Sign, Altagracia Rosa, Wendy Richardson, Jane Asquith, Laurie Ivanovitch, Karen Muldoon, Kathleen Ouellet, Cindy King, Mary Ellen Harrison, Lisa Diamond. FOURTH ROW — Corinne Mailhot, Susan Melvin, Gail McLaughlin, Carol Facella, Sheila Dowd, Jane Lawlor, Beth Magoon, Mary Lou Grasso, Jane Chetson, Leslie Raza, Ginette Moreault, Mary Ellen Robidoux. FIFTH ROW — Josephine Cavallaro, Carol Miller, Patty Bonacorsi, Joan Hanley, Susan Knightly, Linda Brown, Karen Hornby, Theresa LaFollette, Fausta Iannalfo, Lynne Donohue, Mary Basiliere, Karen Giribaldi, Pamela Perocchi. BACK ROW — Nancy Desjardins, Mary Facella, Cindy Wall, Marjorie Sobil, Karen Kalil, Diane Garofalo, Debra Dyleski, Joanne Briggs, Linda Morneault, Lisa Hughes, Carol Rourke, Carolyn Stanle, Pat Finn, Cindy Dallon, Francine Perruccio. 102 Charlene thinks the Lancers are outa-sight! And yes, there was quite a turn-out at the Lowell game. Rain or shine, LHS fans are always there! 103 BAND OFFICERS: FRONT ROW — Equipment Manager — Charles Russo, Secretary — Joanna Bowes, Captain — Larry Sott, Publicity Manager — Annie Bresna- han. BACK ROW — Librarian — Mary Wetmore, Uniform Manager — Beth Ryley. ■mR ;■ ,V:i ' i At WT ■ | -J 1 } : ' 1lp 1 1 • ' 1 BL j 1 i 1% Lari ; FRONT ROW — Lu-Ann Schiffer, Blanche Nicgorski. SECOND ROW — Nelson Jimenez, Mary Wetmore, Sherrin Melanson, Dennis Miele, Cindy Guarino, Joanna Bowes, Lee Bernard, Dennis Turmel, Brenda Joaguim, Cheryl Higginbottom, David Voisine, Andy Burns. THIRD ROW — Gary Keleshian, John Keleshian, Frank Ward, Israel Brito, Leslie Raza, Lori Bowers, Barbara Autiello, Charles J. Russo, Louie Disla, Robert Skinner, Kristin Melanson, Carol Avallone, Joe Toscano, Mary Bourque. FOURTH ROW — Debbie Allard, Donna Curray, Ken Mixon, Larry Sott, Nancy Kendall, Cathy Chaff, Rodney Nutter, Susan Chaff, Jim Brunelle, Donna Ensinger, Beth Ryley, Martha Alfieri, Diane Mercier, Diane Kendall. BACK ROW — Anne Traynor, Karen Kallio, Jane Asquith, Debra Ritchie, Cathy Pawlisheck, Brenda Cardoso, Leslie Caruso, Joanne Ritchie, Kathleen Gregg, Karen Goss, Cheryl Erickson, Linda Bradley, Carol Goguen, Denise Poulin, Shirley Marques. 04 Jazz Ensemble Concert Band 105 TWIRL TEAM AND MAJORETTES FRONT ROW — Aurora Vega, Luz Carrero, Donna Baglieri, Mary Ellen Robidoux. MIDDLE ROW — Lisa Riccio, Ruthie Keogh, Debbie Rizzo, Fran Pelletier. BACK ROW — Beverly Blouin, Deborah Bussey, Darleen Shanley, Kelly Donnelly, Cheryl Richardson. FRONT ROW — Joyce Borrelli, Allison Van Coppenolle. BACK ROW — Mary Jo Niziak, Jayne Avallone, Kelly McOsker, Annie Bresnahan, Liz Pelletier. 106 The LHS Band has determination .. . pride . .. an( spirit! 107 ATHLETICS S ' ■ SOCCER Throughout the United States, soccer is growing rap¬ idly, and the same is true at L.H.S. Our soccer team could not have provided us with such an exciting season without the leadership of captains Liberato Francisco and Santiago Oleas and of course, coach Ron Prada. They finished the season with a 3-6-7 record, but in our eyes, these are meaningless statistics for we, the students of L.H.S., feel that the team’s pride and deter¬ mination equal an undefeated season. Steve gets a kick out of the game. Coach Ron Prada with co-captains Liberato Francisco and Santiago Oleas. FRONT ROW — Ben Gallo, Steve Misserville, Carlos Mavila, Liberato Francisco, Santiago Oleas, Jose Garcia, Alex Gallo, Richard Adams. BACK ROW — Manager Jill Kenyon, Tony Garjoura, Christof Mrolzko, Brian Molten, Austin Parks, Michael Goujon, Abe Ziady, Elias Vega, Giusseppe Samtitto, Dino Rubino, Ovannes Apar, Ardaches Geroglian, Guy Martin, Vincente Pellicione, Manager Deborah Scott, Coach Ron Prada. SENIORS — Carlos Mavila, Austin Parks, Alex Gallo, Vincente Pellicione, Santiago Oleas, Liberato Francisco, Rick Adams, Coach Ron Prada. Lawrence 0 St. John’s 1 Lawrence 2 Methuen 2 Lawrence 1 Wilmington 3 Lawrence 4 Shawsheen 1 Lawrence 0 Chelmsford 0 Lawrence 4 Billerica 3 Lawrence 2 Andover 2 Lawrence 0 G.L. Regional 1 Lawrence 3 St. John’s 3 Lawrence 2 Methuen 4 Lawrence 0 Wilmington 2 Lawrence 0 Shawsheen 0 Lawrence 4 Chelmsford 1 Lawrence 1 Billerica 2 Lawrence 2 Andover 3 Lawrence 1 G.L. Regional 1 Libby leads the pack to victory. Carlos Mavila makes a fine play. That’s using your head. Santiago breaks up the play. m Chris passes off. Dino on the move. Ardaches Geroglian breaks toward the goal WRESTLING Wrestling has become one of the most popular sports at L.H.S. The matmen were led by co-captains, Peter Allain, Joe DiZazzo, Neil Driscoll, and David Silva to an eleventh- straight, winning season. This was made possible through the efforts of the team and the supervision of coaches, Bob Fitzgerald and A1 Matthews. Throughout the season, the wrestlers were treated with T.L.C. as a new attraction was added to the scene — mat maids. Because of the team’s hard work and many victories, several of the boys competed in the state sectionals. What more can be said about a team which not only strives for victory, but constantly achieves this goal as well. Lawrence 24 Reading 32 Lawrence 32 No. Reading 29 Lawrence 48 Dracut 18 Lawrence 29 Triton 25 Lawrence 33 Leominister 17 Lawrence 24 Wakefield 29 Lawrence 39 Milton Academy 12 Lawrence 26 Masconomet 26 Lawrence 32 Haverhill 14 Lawrence 15 Lowell 41 Lawrence 24 Billerica 30 Lawrence 10 No. Andover 38 Lawrence 6 Chelmsford 48 Lawrence 10 Nashua 38 Lawrence 47 Westford 17 Lawrence 32 Voke 18 Lawrence 12 Tewksbury 36 Lawrence 41 Methuen 20 Lawrence 38 Saugus 18 Co-captains Joe DiZazzo, Peter Allain, David Silva, and Neil Driscoll. mu m Cl SS ■ ' 7 • ■ R TTf FRONT ROW — Rick Grey, Joey DiZazzo, David Silva, Peter Allain, Neil Driscoll, A1 Indeglia, Alberto Lind, BACK ROW Coach Bob Fitzgerald, Dave Kalil, Kevin Benoit, Dave Gusseli, Brian Mitchell, Rick Adams, Ass’t Coach A1 Matthews. “Whaddya mean?” “I’ve got a crush on you.” “Take that, you brute!” ft Davey and Goliath. Weebles wobble, but they don’t fall down. 115 FIELD HOCKEY The L.H.S. field hockey team finished its second season with a 2-5-7 record. Led by co-captains Mary Ardito and Karen Giribaldi, the team finished fifth in the league standings. The girls worked hard, and their improvement was outstanding as demonstrated in their impressive game with the first place team. They held Wilmington to a scoreless tie. Ms. Matthews coached the varsity team which had three girls elected to the Merrimack Valley All Conference Team. Mary Ardito, Ann Callagy, and Val Simmons made a first in the history of L.H.S. girls sports by attaining this honor. The girls are looking forward to a very successful season with many starters returning next year. Head Coach Ellen Matthews, co-captains Karen Girabaldi, Mary Ardito, Assistant Coach Meredith Hanson. FRONT ROW — Nancy Kendall, Gerry Healy, Karen Giribaldi, Mary Ardito, Sheila O’Donahue, Sharon Desjardins. BACK ROW — Ms. Matthews, Cindy Hemielowski, Carrie Petzy, Jill Davison, Kathy Viens, Val Simmons, Chris Horeczy, Denise Corey, Ann Callagy, Diane Gymrek, Ms. Hanson. 116 Lawrence 1 Chelmsford 1 Lawrence 1 Dracut 1 Lawrence 0 Billerica 2 Lawrence 0 Wilmington 0 Lawrence 1 Tewksbury 3 Lawrence 2 Methuen 2 Lawrence 3 Andover 0 Lawrence 1 Chelmsford 1 Lawrence 1 Dracut 1 Lawrence 1 Billerica 1 Lawrence 0 Wilmington 1 Lawrence 1 Tewksbury 4 Lawrence 0 Methuen 2 Lawrence 2 Andover 0 Home run. Sheila drives for the net. 117 FOOTBALL Throughout the entire season, the Lancers personified courage, fidelity, and honor. Coach Kelleher provided the team with strong leadership and intense determination. The valiant footballers tackled, blocked, passed, and ran under the most horrid conditions and still managed to emerge with a respectable 3-7 record. Speedster, Mike Delaney and super athlete, Steve Clif¬ ton received recognition by being named to the Lawrence Eagle Tribune All Star Team. Delaney was also named to the M.C.V. All Stars. The team proved to everyone that despite adversity, loyalty and the will to win can still bring glory to L.H.S. Lawrence 0 Austin Prep 16 Lawrence 0 Wilmington 14 Lawrence 12 Tewksbury 33 Lawrence 8 Central 10 Lawrence 12 Billerica 7 Lawrence 0 Andover 19 Lawrence 20 Chelmsford 9 Lawrence 16 Methuen 6 Lawrence 0 Dracut 27 Lawrence 6 Lowell 20 Co-captains Michael Delaney and Steve Clifton. 3 vA ' H jMH i JA3 LANCERS FRONT ROW — Dave Silva, Bob Gereau, Rick Rainville, A1 Hambelton, Joe DiZazzo, Steve Clifton, Michael Delaney, Brian Mitchell, Mike Solomon, Jaime Burton, Neil Driscoll. MIDDLE ROW — Micky McGuire, Billy Perez, George Fielding, Isa Mukarkar, Mike Regan, Mike Blackington, Tony Grillo, Kevin Beniot, Mike Laveriere, Fred Pabon, Jim Gagnon, Tony Vallante. BACK ROW — Coach Ed Kissel, Coach John Kelleher, Jack Halloran, Joe LaRosa, Tom Hambleton, Coach John Barrett, Coach Larry Reusch, Coach Bob Champy. 118 Bob Gereau — End Joe DiZazzo — Flanker Mike Delaney — Halfback Dave Silva — Fullback Jaime Burton — Halfback Rick Rainville — Guard Brian Mitchell — Center Steve Clifton — Guard Neil Driscoll — Tackle Mike Solomon — Tackle Awaiting their turn. A quick conference. Mike runs for another T.D. Tony hands off to Mr. Burton. 121 CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders were ready this year for a long and busy season. They spent endless hours of practice preparing for the football games. Even though the weather was often cold, wet or snowy, the girls’ spirit and enthusiasm was still alive. The squad also took part in the traditional parades and this year had the privilege of leading the Homecoming „ Day procession. Basketball is also on the girls’ schedule, and the ladies cheered the team onto many victories. The girls used all of their energy and pep to do mounts and splits and also to welcome the visiting cheerleaders. With the team going to the tech, the girls had the opportunity to work overtime as well. The cheerleaders set up an all time first for the M.V.C. this yea r. They hosted a competition at the Kane School and conjured up some original cheers to get things started. The girls hope the competition can become an annual af¬ fair. All in all the life of a cheerleader may seem very weary, but you can’t beat the excitement or the thrill of being a special part of Lawrence High School! J.V. Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW — Nancy Halloran, Nerissa Field. BACK ROW — Karen Spaziano, Debbie Marino, Karen Indoccio, Betty Severin, Lisa DiBurro. Varsity Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW — Jane Lydick, Cheryle Esty, Barbara Castles, Joyce Lydick — Mascot, Joanne Lydon, Angela Gervasi Debbie Zuccarello, Sandy Kfoury. BACK ROW — Sue Augot, Tricia Kennedy, Sharon Witkiewicz, Lorie Dube, Ellen Hart, Joyce Diamond. A tense moment. In high gear. Angie and “Meg.’ Neither rain nor snow Sandy does her thing. BOYS’ BASKETBALL With the continued fine coaching of John Kelleher and the return of five outstanding veterans, the L.H.S. basket¬ ball team made its way to the tech for the second year in a row. Our tri-captains, Chet Cousins, Bobby Gereau, and Eddie Romano boosted the morale of the team and suc¬ ceeded in keeping the momentum of the ballclub in tip-top shape throughout the season. Our intra-city rival, Central Catholic, proved to be no threat at all, as we crushed them at home and away. No Lancer fan will ever forget the thrill of both the Andover and Chelmsford games.. The boy’s basketball team has proved to be one of the biggest “crowd- pleasers” in Lawrence High sports. Let’s hope the future seasons will be as bright as they have been these past two years. Tri-captains — Ed Romano, Bob Gereau, Chet Cousins. FRONT ROW — Jeff Miller, Stan Madry, Bob Gereau, Chet Cousins, Ed Romano, Ron King, Dan Gelinas. BACK ROW — Vic Jones, Scott Stoodley, Gil Desrochers, Coach John Kelleher, Ed Hernandez, Dennis Morin. 124 Ron fights for the rebound. ■ ; v WMM mWk. ‘ I f • ' m ’ K - ' •• • 0 J ;;{;■ F flfip6 • 7 % J r $ f Lawrence 72 Wilmington 39 Lawrence 45 Andover 58 Lawrence 61 Tewksbury 43 Lawrence 72 Dracut 49 Lawrence 73 Central 55 Lawrence 69 Billerica 36 Lawrence 85 Methuen 48 Lawrence 56 Chelmsford 55 Lawrence 70 Austin Prep 49 Lawrence 52 Wilmington 31 Lawrence 64 Andover 66 Lawrence 70 Tewksbury 49 Lawrence 61 Dracut 48 Lawrence 68 Central 56 Lawrence 58 Billerica 45 Lawrence 65 Methuen 48 Lawrence 73 Austin Prep 43 Lawrence 42 Chelmsford 47 Bob lays it in for two. Coach Kelleher calls the shots. 125 Chet the jet gets set. The King moves into position. Eddie fights for the ball. A little defense goes a long way. Eddie stops and pops. Dennis passes off. Dan’s version of the skyhook. A quick basket for Ron. an ■ CROSS COUNTRY Discipline is a necessity in any sport, but self-discipline is what makes cross country one of the most difficult and grueling sports in existence. Team sports, by their very nature, generate enthusiasium among team members and observers as well. The cross country runner must energize himself without the help of an audience or a coach’s direc¬ tion. After a two year absence, the L.H.S. cross country team was re-introduced to the Merrimack Valley Confer¬ ence by Coach George Pacheco. Under these circum¬ stances, the team members represented their school with pride and dedication. Lawrence 50 Lawrence 50 Lawrence 50 Lawrence 50 Lawrence 50 Lawrence 50 Lawrence 50 Lawrence 50 Lawrence 50 Lawrence 50 Chelmsford 15 Billerica 15 Andover 15 Austin Prep 15 Tewksbury 15 Dracut 15 Central 15 Wilmington 15 Methuen 15 Lowell 15 Captain Dan Desjardins, Coach George Pacheco. FRONT ROW — David Laird, Bob Joubert, Mike Pacheco, Joe Guzman, Danny Desjardins, Peter Allain, Mark Christian, Tony Marino. BACK ROW — Tom Petzy, Mike Malloy, Rodney Nutter, Hector Lopez, Dave Marsland, Dan O’Neil, Miguel Guzman, Ed Nutter, Jeff Miller, Coach George Pacheco. 128 INDOOR TRACK The 1975-76 L.H.S. track team deserves a great deal of recognition and admiration for its efforts. Coach Glenn Alsup and Assistant Coach George Pacheco provided the boys with a great deal of leadership and encouragement. The team spirit kept the squad going even though they weren’t in the winning bracket. L.H.S. is proud of the outstanding individual performances given by some of the team members. After the regular season, the team went on to win trophies, ribbons and medals. The M.V.C. finals proved to be a success with the outstanding efforts of co¬ captains, Ray Tremblay and Mike Delaney. This incredible duo also set records in the high jump and 50 yard dash respectively. We wish these performers and the entire track team continued success in their future endeavors. Lawrence 22 Chelmsford ' 64 Lawrence 17 Billerica 69 Lawrence 23 Andover 63 Lawrence • 39 Austin Prep 47 Lawrence 31 Tewksbury 55 Lawrence 24 Dracut 62 Lawrence 30 Central 56 Lawrence 30 Wilmington 56 Lawrence 33 Tewksbury 53 Lawrence 21 Methuen 65 Co-captains Mike Delaney, Ray Tremblay. . , r . ji TT FRONT ROW — Mike Pacheco, David Laird, Dan O’Neil, Jay Karamourtopoulos, Eddie Nutter, Dave Conners, Bob Joubert, Dave Albricht, Miguel Guzman, Kevin Johnson, Hamilton Leggett. MIDDLE ROW — Danny Desjardins, Doug Desjardins, Ozzie Fernandez, Israel Carrea, Tom Hambleton, Dave Marsland, Phillip Rodn b ez, Luis Disla, Julio Troncaso, Roger Barczak, Michael Delaney, Jose Santiago, Kevin Ben, RACK ROW — Coach Glen Alsup, Jay Dezan, Skip Tremblay, Roberto Rodriguez, Neil Driscoll, A1 Hambelton, A1 Mitchell, Bill Dejesus, Mike Lake, Les Godin, Mike Malloy, Frank Ward, Joe Guzman, Rodney Nutter, Steve Clifton, Randy Davis, Assistant Coach George Pacheco. Frank flies over the hurdle. Steve gets off a mighty put. Kevin runs the anchor leg. 130 A1 battles for the lead. Tom breaks the tape. Rodney’s on a wing and a prayer Mike blazes to a finish GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The L.H.S. girls basketball team was really on the go this season. Under the leadership of Coach Meri Hanson and co-captains Sue Fortier and Karen Endyke, the team won first place in the M.V.C. At the time of this writing they were on the doorstep of the Mass. State Tournament. Improving the image of girls sports in Lawrence is cer¬ tainly not an easy task, but with teams that have the qualities of this year’s squad, a great deal of headway will certainly be made. Co-captain Susan Fortier, Coach Meri Hanson, co-captain Karen Endyke. Lawrence 37 Tewksbury 34 Lawrence 46 Chelmsford 35 Lawrence 45 Andover 32 Lawrence 30 Dracut 32 Lawrence 38 Billerica 40 Lawrence 36 Wilmington 29 Lawrence 42 Methuen 39 Lawrence 41 Lowell 16 Lawrence 42 Tewksbury 29 Lawrence 49 Chelmsford 22 Lawrence 33 Dracut 31 Lawrence 41 Wilmington 22 Lawrence 31 Billerica 22 Lawrence 41 Lowell 16 Lawrence 22 Methuei 48 Lawrence 54 Andover 24 - FRONT ROW — Joanne Quinlan, Gerry Healy, Sue Fortier, Karen Girabaldi, Ann Callagy. BACK ROW — Sheila O’Donahue, Chris Horeczy, Paula Ginchereau, Carrie Petzy, Ruth DeMarco, Lynn Sirois, Coach Meri Hanson. 132 Ruth drops in a foul shot. Carrie jumps off. Whooping it up for their team. Ann aggressively drives in. Time out for a breather. Karen lays up an easy two points. Chris shows some mighty fancy dribbling. Karen with the bomb. Susan weaves through traffic. HOCKEY HOCKEY a . rTmmx - ' N 1’ J. .’1 11 k Y W 1 wsl jfca j rpf p i . 1 Co-captains — Kim Blanchette, Frank Van Coppenolle. Combining the qualities of speed, grace, and power, the L.H.S. hockey team gave a tremendous effort in attempting to establish itself as a worthy contender in the Merrimack Valley Conference. Despite their lack of experience, the team members gave their opponents several exciting con¬ tests. The team deserves recognition for its perseverance and determination. Coach Lanigan also deserves applause for his fine effort in his first year as head coach along with Assistant Coach Charles St. Paul. Lawrence 0 Wilmington 7 Lawrence 1 Tewksbury 10 Lawrence 0 Billerica 11 Lawrence 3 Lowell 5 Lawrence 0 Austin Prep 12 Lawrence 2 Chelmsford 10 Lawrence 4 Central 4 Lawrence 1 Methuen 5 Lawrence 2 Dracut 3 Lawrence 3 Andover 7 Lawrence 0 Wilmington 10 Lawrence 4 Tewksbury 6 Lawrence 0 Billerica 6 Lawrence 1 Austin Prep 14 Lawrence 0 Chelmsford 10 Lawrence 3 Central 2 Lawrence 2 Methuen 9 Lawrence 1 Dracut 2 Lawrence 0 Andover 10 Lawrence Lowell Lawrence 1 Voke 3 FRONT ROW — Bernie Fallon, Mike Laverriere, Joe Dusell, Kim Blanchette, Frank Van Coppenolle, Barney Halloran, Boh Balsamo, Bob Oullette. RACK ROW — Coach Jim Lanigan, Dan Couture, Joe Plageuza, Guy Martin, Jake Feole, Dan Clark, Mike Swift, Mike Morrison, Luke Breen, A1 DiBenedetto, Bob Brunelle, Libby Francisco, Russ Croteau, Rob Dutton, Gerry Pineault, Joe Pappalardo, Coach Charles St. Paul. KNEELING — Kim Blanchette, Frank Van Coppenolle. STANDING — A1 DiBenedetto, Bob Dutton, Bob Oullette, Bernie Fallon, Bob Brunelle, Gerry Pineault, Libby Francisco, Russ Croteau. ■ M mu, ' ' W 0 ■ W ' 4i ■ pit • $$$ . 1 iMgww? The half-time pep talk. . • • ■ - ; .. , .. ...: ■:Lm Gerry circles the net. Just a little funnin’ Gerry and Bob in pursuit. Kim takes off after the puck. m®m ww1 ViVa r J . y ' r ,1 Jv N ■- ■ ' ' t y ! y t ,, y‘ 4 a i Lining up for the kill. 137 SCHOOL LIFE 138 139 The food was fabulous ... VICTORY DANCE The acquaintances were affectionate .. The entertainment was excellent . . . On the evening of December 5, 1975, the L.H.S. football players were congratulated for a job well-done. The cheer¬ leaders, headed by Joanne Lydon, sponsored a Victory Dance. It was held at the Stopyra Post between the hours of 6:30 and 12:00. A buffet was served, and the entertainment was provided by the one and only Roger Kirk, D.J. The Victory Dance meant many different things to the people who attended. For the seniors, it was a way of bidding farewell to high school football. What a wonderful time it was! m 140 Footballers, fans and friends, everyone was there! The dancing was delightful ... The selection was superb .. 142 Work should be done with a smile! 143 The Queen and her court relaxing. Our Queen, Mary Facella. Patty Fallisi, Angela Gervasi, Mary Facella, Jayne Avalone, and Kathy Viens. This year the Student Council and the Boosters Club added a long forgotten attraction to L.H.S. — Homecom¬ ing Week. On November 15, 1975, Lawrence met Methuen on the football field, but on this occasion more than big, strong players were to be seen. Five of Lawrence High School’s lovelies were presented to the public. Each of these girls was chosen by her classmates to repre¬ sent. her class. The freshmen chose Patty Fallisi, while Kathy Viens was selected by the sophmores. The junior class chose Jayne Avallone, and Angela Gervasi was voted in by the senior class. The Class of ’76 also chose a Queen. Mary Facella was honored with the crown. It was great excitement having the Queen and her attendants at the game and lots of fun for all. The processional was a proud one. HOMECOMING WEEK The second annual Spirit Week was held this year at L.H.S. Everyone knows that the Lowell — Lawrence football game on Thanksgiving Day is a big one, so the Student Council planned the week before to be a spirited one in order to get everyone psyched for the game. Each class was assigned a floor, and everyone decorated in honor of the Big game. The faculty selected the best all-around floor, and the Stu¬ dent Council chose the best individual poster. Each category involved a trophy. This year, Kim Blanchette, Class of ’76, won the best poster trophy, and the Class of ’77 was selected as the most spirited. The entire school truly reflected the Spirit of ’76. We competed for top prize! SPIRIT WEEK Spirit and pride .. . . . . lead to admiration! 145 IN THE SHOPS Action in the shops on the first floor never stops. People can be found hard at work on all sorts of machinery. The students are always involved, learn¬ ing about the important things that keep us ahead in technology. The students who are being instructed in these shops will one day be the hard-working people of our country. We need these people, and their ef¬ forts are appreciated. Working with the new machinery at LHS. A future TV repairman. A diligent worker on his own. 146 COMMUNICATION In our school, communication plays a very important role in learning. Music, poems, stories and thoughts are all different modes of imparting knowledge. Telephones, announcements, posters, bulletin boards, and tape re¬ corders all aid in bridging the “communication gap.” Now these help us to learn. Later they will help us to live. Soul Talk “Name that tune!” “And now for the news ... 147 CAFETERIA SCENES Our school day lasts from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The way that we rush around and work, work, work, there’s nothing like a lunch break. The cafeteria provides us with a good square meal, snacks and a place to sit and talk with friends. The Cafe, with all it’s noise, hustle and bustle and crowded lines, will always remain in our memories as a very unique experience. Get together with friends in the schoolyard. Open up, it’s good for you! An apple a day! id EDUCATION She’s on her way to the top} The foundation of life is education and education is found at LHS. Whether it be studying, speaking, testing, questioning, or experimenting, all are included in our education here. Some of us will continue our education after we leave, and others will enter into other areas, but whatever we do, our experience at Lawrence High will have prepared us adequately for our chosen fields. Could you please repeat that remark?! 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Abreu, Cesarina Drama Club 3,4; Glee Club 4; Junior Arista 4; Intramural Volleyball 3. Adames, Francis Intramural Volleyball 2; Girls’ Track 4; Prep Club 4. Adams, Jacklin Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3; Field Hockey 4; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2. Adams, Richard Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2,4; Track 3; Law- rencian 2, Class Secretary-Treasurer 1. Ahern, Brian Basketball 1. Albrecht, Kathy Girls’ Basketball 1,2; Field Hockey 3; Softball 1,2,4. Alfieri, Martha Intramural Basketball 1; Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Bulletin 4; Quill and Scroll Society. Allain, Peter Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Cross Country 1; “L”-Pin; National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll Society, President; Lawrencian, Sports Editor 4; Phillips Academy Summer Session Scholarship 3. Amaral, Joyce Biology Club 3; Pep Club 4; “L”-Pin; National Honor Society; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Geometry Prize 2; Lawrencian 4; Quill and Scroll Society; D.A.R. Medal 4. Anderson, William N.E.D.T. Certificate 2; Perkins Prize 3. Angomas, Melida Spanish Honor Society 3,4. Ansaldi, Deborah Homeroom Representative 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Basketball 1; Bulletin 4. Asquith, Jane Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Band 2,3,4. Barbett, David Wrestling 1,2. Beaudin, Cindy “L”-Pin. Bermudez, Mildred Intramural Volleyball 1. Biasiucci, Theresa Lawrencian 4. Bistany, Carol French Club 2; Prep Club 3; Pep Club 3,4; Ecology Club 4; National Honor Society. Blanchette, Cynthia Bulletin, Art Staff 2, Assistant Art Editor 3, Art Editor 4; “L”-Pin. Blanchette, Kim Baseball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 2,3, Co-captain 4; Spirit Week “Best Poster” Award 4. Borrelli, Joyce Class President 1; Yearbook 4; Majorettes 2,3,4. Boucher, Marie Home Economics Club. Boucher, Martha Glee Club 3,4. Bowes, Joanna Pep Club 1,2; N.E.D.T. Certificate 1; Biology Club 3; Perkins Prize 3; Glee Club 3; Band 3, Officer 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Bradley, Linda Biology Club 2,3,4; Ecology Club 2,3, Secretary-Treasur¬ er 4; Band 2,3,4; German Club, Secretary -Treasurer 2; Prep Club 3; Lawrencian 2,3,4; Bulletin 3, Copy Editor 4; JV Softball Manager 2; Girls’ Track Manager 4. Bresnahan, Ann Student Advisory Council to the New High School 1; Class President 2; Homeroom Representative 2; Student Advisory Council to the School Committee 2; Lawren¬ cian 2,3, Editorial Editor 4; Bulletin, Associate Editor 3, Editor-in-chief 4; Quill and Scroll Society; Major¬ ettes 3,4; Band Public Relations Manager 4. Briggs, Joanne Pep Club 2,3,4; Bulletin 3,4; Quill and Scroll Society; “L” -Pin; National Honor Society; N.E.D.T. Certificate. Brunelle, Robert Baseball 1,2; Hockey 4. Buote, Deborah Homeroom Representative 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Girls’ Basketball 2; Alternate to the Regional Advisory Council 3; Regional Advisory Council Delagate 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Burke, Margaret Softball 1,2; Spanish Club 3, Spanish Chorus 3; Bulletin 3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Class President 4; “L”- Pin; National Honor Society; Who’s Who Among Ameri¬ can High School Students; Quill and Scroll Society; Yearbook 4. Burton, Darlene Talent Night 3. Burton, Jamie Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,4. Carbonneau, Sandra French Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Biology Club 1. Cardone, Lynn “L”-Pin. Cardoso, Brenda Pep Club 1,2; Homeroom Representative 3,4; Band 4. Caredeo, Joanne Homeroom Representative 1,4; Yearbook 4; Quill and Scroll Society. Casey, Elizabeth Girls’ Basketball 1, Indoor Track 3; Outdoor Track 3. Castles, Barbara Cheerleader 2,4; Homeroom Representative 3,4; Year¬ book 4; Lawrencian, Exchange Editor 3, Photographer 4; Quill and Scroll Society, Senior Advisor. Cavallaro, Josephine Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Italian Club 2; Ecology Club 4; Biology Cl ub 4; Prep Club 3; Bulletin 3,4; “L”- Pin; Quill and Scroll Society; National Honor Society. Chagnon, Charlene Softball 2; Field Hockey 3; Biology Club 3; Lawrencian 4. Choi, Insoon Bulletin 3. Choquette, Donna Homeroom Representative 1. Christian, Mark Cross Country 4. Ciardello, Janet Pep Club 1; “L”-Pin. Clark, Linda Lawrencian 4. Clavette, Denise Pep Club 4; Bulletin 4; “L”-Pin. Clifton, Steven Football 1,2,3, Co-captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society; “L”-Pin; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Quill and Scroll Society. Coco, David Homeroom Representative 1,2; Library Aid 2. Comeau, Roberta Homeroom Representative 2,3,; Pep Club 3,4; “L”-Pin. Cousins, Chester Basketball 1,2,3, Tri-captain 4. Crafts, Alfred Homeroom Representative 1. Croteau, Russell Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Hockey 4. Crowley, Thomas Wrestling 1,2,3. Cullen, Robert Baseball 1,2,4; Indoor Track 3. Currence, Delberta French Club 2; Bulletin, Typing Editor, Sales and Pro¬ duction Staff 4; “L”-Pin; National Honor Society; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Davis, Gloria Girls’ Tennis 3,4; Pep Club 4. Decubellis, Denise Pep Club 2; Ecology Club 4. Delaney, Michael Football 1,2,3, Co-captain 4; Wrestling 1; Baseball 3,4; Outdoor Track 2; Indoor Track, Co-captain 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Denaro, David Drama Club 2,3,4; Lawrencian 4. Denault, Susan Sunday Sun Highlight Writer 1,2; Lawrencian 4; Prep Club 3,4. Desjardins, Danny Cross Country 1,2,3, Captain 4; Indoor Track 1,2,3; Out¬ door Track 1,2,3,4; Perkins Prize 1. Desjardins, Nancy French Club 1; Homeroom Representative 1; Band 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Bulletin 3; Yearbook 4; “L”-Pin; Nation¬ al Honor Society; Quill and Scroll Society; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. DiBenedetto, Alan Tennis 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Quill and Scroll Society. Dieppa, Nydia Glee Club 3,4. Digenti, Bruce Junior Achievement, J.A. 100% Award 2; Movie Club 4. DiZazzo, Joseph Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3, Co¬ captain 4; Yearbook 4. Donohue, Lynne Girls’ Basketball Manager 3; Girls’ Track 3; Pep Club 3,4; Prep Club 3; Ecology Club 4. Driscoll Neil Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3, Co-captain 4; Track 2,3,4. Dube, Dawn Homeroom Representative 1,3; Biology Club 3; Prep Club 4;Yearbook 4; Bulletin, Sales and Production Staff 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll Society; “L”-Pin; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; National Merit Letter of Commendation. Dumais, Richard “L”-Pin; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Durkin, Brian Band 1. Dustin, Donna Bulletin 3. Dyleski, Debra Tennis 3,4; Ecology Club 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 2,3,4; French Club 2; Prep Club 3; Lawrencian 3,4; Year¬ book 4; Quill and Scroll Society, Qfficer; National Honor Society; “L”-Pin; Who’s Who Among American High Students; Society of Distigushed High School Students; Harvard Book Prize 3; N.E.D.T. Certificate 2; Third Place in High School Essay Competion 1. Emmert, Janice Band 1,2; German Club 1,2. Endyke, Karen Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3, Co-captain 4; Softball 1; Year¬ book 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Class President 3; Student Advisory Council to the School Committee 3; National Honor Society; “L”-Pin. Esty, Cheryle Homeroom Representative 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3, Co-cap¬ tain 4; Class Vice-President 3; Girls’ Track 3; Yearbook 4; Quill and Scroll Society; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Facella, Mary Homeroom Representative 2; Radio Forum 2; Pep Club 1,4; French Club 4; Glee Club 4; Biology Club 4; Ecology Club 4; Lawrencian, Editor-in-chief 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; National Merit Letter of Commendation 3,4; Quill and Scroll Society; “L”-Pin; National Honor Society; Homecoming Queen 4. Fallon, Bernard Baseball 1; Prep Club 3; Hockey 4. Fielding, Patricia Girls’ Track 3; International Club 3; Yearbook 4; Quill and Scroll Society. Fili Therese Anne Pep Club 1,4; Yearbook 4; Quill and Scroll Society. Fortier, Susan Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3, Co-captain 4; Yearbook 4; Ecol¬ ogy Club 4; Pep Club 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; “L” — Pin; Quill and Scroll Soci¬ ety. Foster, Paul Golf 3,4. Francisco, Liberato Hockey 3,4; Soccer 3, Co-captain 4; Tennis 3,4. Frechette, Sandra Homeroom Representative 2. Gallo, Alessapdro Soccer 3,4. Garofalo, Diane Biology Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 2; Law¬ rencian 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Girls’ Tennis 3; Prep Club 3; Ecology Club 4; “L”-Pin; Quill and Scroll Society, Secre¬ tary 3, Vice-President 4; Nati onal Honor Society; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Gardner, Lance Track 1,2. Garland, Audrey Girls’ Basketball 2; Girls’ Track 3; Prep Club 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Gelinas, Daniel Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4. Gereau, Robert Basketball 1,2,3; Tri-captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3,4. Gervasi, Angela Cheerleader 4; Yearbook 4. Gillies, Dolores Bulletin 2,3; Pep Club 4. Giuffrida, Nancy “L”-Pin. Granetz, Susan Lawrencian 3, Exchange Editor 4; Yearbook, School Life Editor 4; Prep Club 3; Advisory Council 3,4; Girls’ Ten¬ nis 3,4; Quill and Scroll Society; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Gregg, Kathleen Pep Club 1; Softball 2; Band 2,3,4; Perkins Prize 2; “L”- Pin. Halloran, Kathy Girls’ Basketball 1; Homeroom Representative 2; Stu¬ dent Council 2,3,4; Prep Club 3; International Club 3; Yearbook, Junior Editor 3, Editor-in-chief 4; “L”-Pin; National Honor Society; Whcf’s Who Among American High School Students; Quill and Scroll Society. Hambelton, Alfred Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Yearbook, Athletic Editor 4; “L”-Pin; National Honor Society; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents. Healy, Geraldine Girls’ Basketball 3,4; Field Hockey 4. Hey, Janice Bulletin, Typing and Production Staff 2,3,4. Hughes, Lisa Pep Club 1,4; Perkins Prize 1; Yearbook 4; Spanish Hon¬ or Society; “L”-Pin; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Quill and Scroll Society. Iannalfo, Fausta Outstanding Teenager Award 2; “L”-Pin; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; First Place in History Essay 3; Bulletin 4; Pep Club 4; Spanish Honor Society; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. lannazzo, Lee Homeroom Representative 1,4; Bulletin, Art Staff 2,3,4; Library Aide 2; Quill and Scroll Society. Jameson, Mary Pep Club 3,4; Ecology Club 4; Biology Club 3,4; Girls’ Tennis 3. Kalil, Karen N.E.D.T. Certificate 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Biology Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Ecology Club 4; Girls’ Track 3,4; Yearbook, Advertising Editor 4; National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll Society; Society of Distinguished Ameri¬ can High School Students; Spanish Honor Society; “L” -Pin. Kallio, Karen Band 2,3,4. Kendall, Nancy Band 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,4; Pep Club 1; Bulletin 2,3,4; Field Hockey 3,4. Kfoury, Sandra Girls’ Basketball 1; Band 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Year¬ book, Faculty Editor 4. King, Ronald Football 1,3; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2. Kobos, Michael Homeroom Representative 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Per¬ kins Prize 2; “L”-Pin. Lagana, Nancy Softball 1; Spanish Club 3; Homeroom Representative 2; Lawrencian, Feature Editor 4; Spanish Honor Society “L”-Pin. Lamphier, Judie Glee Club 2; Junior Achievement 2. Landry, Linda Pep CLub 2; Homeroom Representative 4. Lauin, Paul Biology Club 3,4; Homeroom Representative 4. Lavoie, Edmund Homeroom Representative 1; Outdoor Track 1; Indoor Track 1,2,4. Leonard, Jayne Prep Club 3; Ecology Club 4. Lescarbeau, William Baseball 1. Levesque, Alice “L”-Pin. Lydick, Jane Cheerleader 2,3,4; Homeroom Representative 3; Year¬ book 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents. Lydon, Joanne Cheerleader 2,3, Captain 4; Class Vice-President 2; Homeroom Representative 1,2. Madry, Stanley Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; “L”-Pin; National Honor Society. Magoon, Beth Pep Club 4. Marino, Donna Band 4. Martin, Jayne “L”-Pin. Masse, Susan Softball 1; Pep Club 3,4; Girls’ Track 3,4; Ecology Club 4; Class Vice-President 4. McCann, Donna Intramural Basketball 1; International Club 3; Home¬ room Representative 4; Ecology Club 4; Bulletin 3,4; Biology Club 4; Quill and Scroll Society. McDonnell, Christine Pep Club 1; Biology Club 3. Mclntire, Shirley Bulletin 3; Typing Editor 4; Math Tutor 3; “L”-Pin; Quill and Scroll Society; National Honor Society, Presi¬ dent; Society of Distinguished High School Students. McIntosh, Mabel Bulletin 2,3,4. McNamara, Ellen Homeroom Representative 1,3,4; Yearbook 4; Quill and Scroll Society. McOsker, Kelly Majorette 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Representative 3; Year¬ book 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents. Mercier Diane Bulletin 3,4; Band 3,4; Math Tutor 3,4; Quill and Scroll Society. Michaud, Sandra Majorette 1,2. Miller, Jeffrey Basketball 2.3.4: Cross Country 4; Tennis 2,4. Misserville, Linda Homeroom Representative 2; Pep Club 4; Yearbook 4; “L”-Pin; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Quill and Scroll Society. Mitchell . Brian Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Baseball 3; Yearbook 4; “L”-Pin. Moreault, Ginette Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Bulletin 3,4. Morency, Martha French Club 2; Girls’ Track 3,4; Lawrencian 4. Moneault, Linda Pep Club 2,4; Bulletin 4; Yearbook, Secretary 4; Biology Club 4; “L”-Pin; Quill and Scroll Society; International Club 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Mulhare, Elizabeth Home Economics Club. Murabito, Paula Homeroom Representative 1,2,3,4. Niziak, Jane Bulletin 4; Intramural Basketball 1. Niziak, Mary Jo Majorette 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 2,3,4. O’Donohue, Sheila Softball 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 3,4; Girls’ Basketball 4; Yearbook 4; “L”-Pin. Oleas, Santiago Soccer, 2,3,4. Ortiz, Belen Home Economics Club 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Bulletin 3,4; Outstanding Teenager of America Certifi¬ cate 2; National Honor Society. Ouellet, Robert Hockey 1,2,3,4. Ouellet, Jane Girls’ Track 3; Homeroom Representative 1. Ouellet, Johanne Home Economics Club 2. Pangburn, Kathy Bulletin 3; Pep Club 2,3,4. Park, Austin Soccer 3,4. Pawlisheck, Cathy Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Girls’ Basketball 1; Pep Club 1; Lawrencian 3; Ecology Club 4; Bulletin 3,4; Quill and Scroll Society. Pelliccione, Vincent Soccer 3,4. Penn, Stephen Library Aid 3,4. Perez, Miguel Track 3. Perruccio, Francine Homeroom Representative 1; Bulletin 4; Ecology Club 4; Pep Club 4. Pichardo, Cecilia Tennis 4. Pichardo, Maria Home Economics Club 1. Pineault, Gerald Hockey 1,2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Baseball 1. Plonowski, Janet Homeroom Representative 4; Pep Club 4. Rainuille, Roderick Football 4. Ramey, Sharon International Club 3; Pep Club 4; Ecology Club 4; Bulle¬ tin 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu¬ dents. Raza, Leslie Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Biology Club 4; Library Aid 3; German Club 2; Ecology Club 4; Lawrencian 4; Bulletin 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1; Homeroom Representative 4. Regan, Charlene Homeroom Representative 1; Prep Club 3; Girls’ Track 3; Yearbook 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Quill and Scroll Society; National Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; “L”-Pin. Rembis, Michael Tennis 1,2,3,4; Prep Club 3; Yearbook 4; “L”-Pin. Richardson, Wendy Pep Club 1. Rivas, Celia Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Bulletin 3,4; “L”-Pin; Quill and Scroll Society. Robidoux, Mary Ellen Pep Club 3,4; Ecology Club 3,4; Biology Club 3; Home¬ room Representative 2,3; Student Council 4; Bulletin, Production and Sales Staff 4; Girls’ Track 3,4; Twirl Team 4. Rodrigues, Carl Yearbook 4; Lawrencian 4; Drama Club 2,3,4. Romano, Edward Basketball 1,2,3, Tri-captain 4. Rosa, Alta Gracia Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Representative 2; Spanish Chorus 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Prep Club 3; Ecology Club 4; Biology Club 4; Bulletin 2,3, First Co-Editor 4; Quill and Scroll Scoiety. Routhier, Linda Lawrencian 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Student Council 1,2. Vice- President 3, President 4; Yearbook, Organizations Editor 4; “L”-Pin; National Honor Society, Vice-President; Quill and Scroll Society, Secretary-Treasurer; Who’s Who Among American High Students; Society of Distin- quished American High School Students. Ryan, Deborah Homeroom Representative 3,4; Yearbook 4; Pep Club 3; Prep Club 3; Spanish Honor Society “L”-Pin; N.E.D.T. Certificate 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Quill and Scroll Society. Ryley, Elizabeth Band 2,3,4. Sarcione, Leslie Girls’ Track 3; Lawrencian 3, Editor-in-chief, 4; Year¬ book, Graduates Editor 4; Prep Club 3; Quill and Scroll Society; “L”-Pin; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Shepard, Marjorie Pep Club 3,4; Bulletin 4; Glee Club 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Silva, David Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3, Co-captain 4; Yearbook 4. Simmers, Brenda Junior Achievement, President 2; Girls’ Track 3; Ecology Club 4. Sobil, Marjorie Homeroom Representative 2; Girls’ Track 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Yearbook 4; “L”-Pin; Spanish Honor Society, Presi¬ dent; Quill and Scroll Society. Solomon, Michael Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1. Sott, Laurence Band 2,3, Captain 4; Band Arion Award; “L”-Pin; Spanish Honor Society; Wrestling 2; U.N.H. Summer Scholarship 3; National Honor Society. Tavares, Cathy Girls’ Basketball 1. Torres, Carlos Basketball 1. Tremblay, Raymond Basketball, Captain 2; Chess 2; Outdoor Track 3,4; In¬ door Track 3, Co-captain 4; Cross Country 4. Vaillancourt, Mary Ann Special Needs Tutor 4. Van Coppenolle, Frank Hockey 2,3, Co-captain 4; Bulletin 4. Van Sickel, Allen Certificate of Educational Development 2. Vega, Nils a “L”-Pin. Voisine, Kathryn Lawrencian 2; Bulletin 2,3, Production and Sales Staff Editor 4; Band 2,3, Front Captain 4; Junior Achievement 2; “L”-Pin; Quill and Scroll Society. Wall, Cynthia Biology Club 3; Pep Club 4. Wetmore, Mary Softball 1; Intramural Basketball 1; Band 2,3,4; Girls’ Track 3; Prep Club 3; Bulletin 4. White, Maryann Girls’ Basketball 1; Softball 2; Spanish Honor Society. Zarzour, Gregory Lawrencian 4. Zuccarello, Debora Girls’ Basketball 1; Homeroom Representative 1,4; Bul¬ letin 2; Lawrencian 2; Drama Club 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; “L”-Pin; National Honor Society. 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LAWRENCE, MASS. 01843 Jeunet 683-3702 V m rcrfte whirls n reelAfe Sales Service of All Major Brands Bicycles Lawnmowers Snowblowers 125 So. Broadway Lawrence, Mass. 01843 688-0000 JULES J. LAROCQUE AGENT 109 WOLCOTT AVE. LAWRENCE, MASS. 01843 ASSUMPTION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. TEL. BUS. 475-4831 RES. 683-6014 MEMBER OF THE MILLION DOLLAR CLUB FORMAL WEAR RENTALS SALES Color Coordinating OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. TIL 8:30 P.M. SATURDAY TIL 5:00 P.M. 59 Merrimac Street, Lawrence, Mass. TRIPOLI BAKERY 104 Common Street Lawrence, Massachusetts BREAD — ROLLS — PASTRIES —PIZZA Telephone 682-7754 356 ESSEX STREET, LAWRENCE, MASS. 01840 163 PHONE (617) 682-2642 MICHAEL ' S LAWRENCE WHY HOP FROM BANK TO BANK? YOU CAN DO IT ALL AT THE BIG BLUE M LAWRENCE 335 COMMON STREET 686-3801 Michael ' s Motor Sales Inc. THE FINEST IN USED CARS —GUARANTEED 100% — CHESTER “TED” PAWLIK 54 WINTHROP AVENUE LAWRENCE, MASS PHONE 2-3567 Casey the Florist F. J. CASEY, Prop. 119 A SOUTH BROADWAY LAWRENCE, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF RIVERSIDE PHARMACY LET US PRICE YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS 139 Water Street Lawrence, Mass. 01840 tel. 685-5947 164 CONG RAT UL AT IONS TO THE CLASS OF ’76 The Other Computer Company: Honeywell COMPLETE DRIVER TRAINING COURSE WE SPECIALIZE IN TEACHING . .. NERVOUS, YOUNG OR ELDERLY PEOPLE NAZARIAN JEWELERS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IF NOW ENROLLED IN HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOM COURSE, YOU MAY TAKE YOUR DRIVER TRAINING AND SAVE ON YOUR INSURANCE YEARLY. 327 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 682-1892 CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION MAY BEGIN AT AGE 15 AND 9 MONTHS. FRESH WHOLE CUT-UP CHICKENS LAWRENCE AUTO The Chicken Mart SCHOOL FRESH FARM EGGS — WHOLE BAR-B-Q CHICKENS DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT JOS. R. GARLAND, MGR. 218 BROADWAY LAWRENCE CALL 686-4365 MON. — SAT. 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. SUN 7 A.M. to 2 P.M. 98 ESSEX ST. TEL. 682-4531 LAWRENCE, MASS. REUSCH’S SERVICE STATIONS ACCESORIES — TIRES — BATTERIES F. REUSCH, Prop. 357 JACKSON STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. 01841 TEL. 682-9594 683-0960 107 BROADWAY METHUEN, MASS. 01844 TEL. 682-0681 BEST WISHES TO THE LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF — 1976 FROM conlon paper company 5 WATER STREET • LAWRENCE, MASS. 01842 Greenwood Disposal PA UL AND NIKI TSONGAS Division of Browning-Ferris Industries, Inc. (MASS.) P.O. BOX 3 — OAK ST. CHELMSFORD, MASS. 01824 TELEPHONE 256-3432 — 685-9902 Phone: 682-6606 Cjloria 5 CAMEO COIFFURES WIGS 430 Canal St. X.awrence, Ma. 01842 LUSTRE CLEANSERS INC . DRY CLEANING SHIRTS —TAILORING — ZIPPER INSTALLED REPAIRED SAVE — CASH CARRY Bulk Dry Clean Service 685-5842 (Corner Foster) 220 Andover Law. 685-5842 TEL, 683-1575 HARDYS BAKERY 134 So. Broadway Lawrence, Mass. 01843 Pastry of all Kinds Wedding and Birthday Cakes Our Specialty (617) 682-3757 (617) 682-3752 Dick Berube Berube Auto And Trailer Sales “Home Of The Guaranteed Used Car” 333 Market Street Lawrence, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 SHOE, INC. APPLETON ST. LAWRENCE, MASS. 01840 CROSS COAL CO. Complete Banking Services — 14 Convenient Offices — ARLINGTON TRUST CO. LAWRENCE — METHUEN — MIDDLETON — ANDOVER NO. ANDOVER — HAVERHILL — NEWBURYPORT MAIN OFFICE — 305 Essex Street, Lawrence A FRIEND SCOTT JEWELRY CO. 682-3604 THE LAWRENCE STRIPPER FURNITURE STRIPPING WOOD — METAL — ANTIQUES 206 SO. UNION ST. LAWRENCE, MASS 01843 TELEPHONE MU 2-2761 White Gables Nursing Home 148 MT. VERNON ST. LAWRENCE, MASSACHUSETTS STANLEY J. KOTCE, ADM. 168 inette you i partly [tost 110 ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. 01840 TELEPHONE 617 688-7931 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FROM TREAT HARDWARE CORPORATION INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIERS ANDOVER COUNTRY CLUB 20 Winter Street Tel. 685-5115 Lawrence, Mass. 01842 Boston 933-7366 Al’s Auto Supply, Inc CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FROM THE RELATIVES OF AUTOMOTIVE DISTRIBUTORS DELIVERY SERVICE REPLACEMENT PARTS • ACCESSORIES • EQUIPMENT • MAIN STORE: Tel. 686-3988 569-575 Broadway Lawrence, Mass. 01841 BRANCH STORE: Tel 475-1591 100 School Street Andover, Mass. 01810 KATHY HALLORAN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF COMPLIMENTS OF A HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUT WEINER’S We Cater To Graduates .. . future Homemakers of America. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH US! To help you establish a good credit rating we invite you to OPEN AN “UN DER 21” CHARGE ACCOUNT If you’re ready to make your own way in life, Weiner’s is ready to offer you the credit that can help you buy the things you need and want. Engaged? Getting Married? Need furniture and accessories? Whatever your reason for needing credit now, is our reason for opening an account for you. Come in. We can help you. Available to young adults 17 years of age or over. LANE SWEETHEAT JEWELRY CHEST F-R-E-E-to Class of ’76 Graduates! No purchase required! If you’re a Lawrence High School Class of ’76 girl graduate, simply come sign our Register and we’ll give you a Free Lane Sweetheart Jewelry Chest. Simple as that! Hurry in before June 30th. WEINER’S Your “Luxury Living” FURNITURE STORE 551 Common Street Tel 682-1974 Downtown Lawrence, Mass. 90 Days Is Just Like Cash! Best of luck and happiness to all the 1976 graduates ... .. from the Home of Good Banking ational ‘ EMBER Federal Depov .urance Corporate Federal Reserve System SERVING MERRIMACK VALLEY 68-26777 68-23456 COMPLIMENTS OF B M TAXI The Curtain Shoppe, Inc. “ON THE DEN ROCK ROAD” 230 WINTHROP AVENUE, LAWRENCE, MASS. 01843 TEL. 686- 4557 Best Wishes BISHOP’S RESTAURANT SHAHEEN BROS. INC. 99 Hampshire Street Lawrence Massachusetts 01840 We Provide Peace Of Mind OUR EMBLEM DENOTES THE STANDARD IN TOTAL SECURITY WARNING «LMM SILENT POLICE NOTIFICATION ELECTRONIC SECURITY PROTECTION BY VICTOR SERVICE BUREAU 188 Garden Street : Lawrence, Massachusetts : (617) 687-7168 DIRECT CENTRAL STATION CONNECTIONS A PATROL BURGLARY - HOLDUP- FIRE - SPRINKLERS- BOILERS COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENT At - VEHICULAR NOW IN OUR 2ND QUARTER CENTURY OF SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Systems Leased And Sold For Free Estimates Call 687-7168 452-5221 CANDY APPLES — COTTON CANDY — POPCORN AMUSEMENT RIDES COSMETICS BOUTIQUE Candiano Amusements The Lady Elegante CELEBRATIONS OF ALL KINDS PROMOTIONS — FIELD DAYS BEAUTY SALON 182 FARNHAM STREET PHONE LAWRENCE, MASS. 01843 (617) 683-9242 Louise Hadad 123 South Broadway Phone 687-0070 Lawrence, Mass. ► Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF 1976 from WCCM RADIO COMPLIMENTS OF 8 LINCOLN WCGY — FM FOODS 94 Greater Lawrence’s own stations “The Original Refresher Course .” History. When man needed transportation, he invented the wheel. When man needed warmth, he discovered fire. And when man needed real refreshment, he invented the real thing. Coca-Cola. Math. Man X is working in the sun where it is 97° Man Y is working in the shade where it is 92? Both X and Y then have a bottle of Coca-Cola, (ideally served at 34°). Construct an equation: X+Y+refreshing Coca-Cola =X+Y-thirst. ■ ■■■■ ' V ' -- - • ..• Co cy 7--© ' .973 Cora-L a Cot a- C-j-C ' j. ’ ' a-i •- s-ar o ' •- re ® English. Coca-Cola (Koka-Kola) Coke (Koke): trademarks which identify the same dark-colored, delicious, carbonated soft drink. This unique tasting soft drink gives real refreshment, pleasure, fun, quenches thirst, it’s the real thing. The classic bottle. Boetry. It’s the real thing. In the back of your mind, What you’re hoping to find, Is the real thing. It’s the real thing. That’s the way it should be. What the world wants to see, Is the real thing. It’s the real thing. Coke. Trade-mark ® -■■wtiWWMt.-MIs . ' ' ' ' --■ ■ ■v 5—j ' ltmuiniunnrrif r • ay s-o-oh vacJp a ' -s a- d®-; ' ! ■. sa ® produr. ' o‘ Tr« Coca-Co ! a Cot a Bottled by Salem Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. under the Authority of the Coca-Cola Co. of Atlanta, Ga. 174 WEINER’S Compliments of INCORPORATED SHERATON ROLLING Fine Furs GREEN MOTOR INN. 276 ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. Andover, Mass. 475-5400 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1976 HANA’S LUNCHEONETTE 192 LAWRENCE ST. SPECIALIZING IN ARABIC J. J. CAREDEO PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT FOOD AND LAMB ON THE STICK DAILY SPECIALS ORDERS TO TAKE OUT TEL. 683-4142 BEST OF LUCK to the CLASS OF 1976 from the CLASS OF 1979 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF ’76 from the CLASS OF ’78 GOOD LUCK and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF ’76 from the CLASS OF ’77 GOOD LUCK to the CLASS OF ’76 from the L.H.S. STUDENT COUNCIL and REGIONAL DELEGATES 176 Showroom Open 8:30 A.M.-9 Monday through Friday Saturday 8:30 A.M.4P.M. -M.JU.MI. J. T • ■:. m Park-Hegarty Porsche-Audi, Inc. 222 LOWELL ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. ONE BLOCK EAST OF BROADWAY (RTE. 28) TEL. 686-9743 PARK-HEGARTY PONTIAC-VOLKSWAGEN, Inc. PROUDLY PRESENTS BEETLES TO BROUGHAMS A CAR FOR EVERYONE ' S TASTE AT A PRICE AU CAN AFFORD PARK-HEGARTY PONTIAC-VOLKSWAGEN, Inc 248 HAVERHILL STREET METHUEN. MASS. 685-3S7I GRAND V1LLE BROUGHAM 4 DOOR HARDTOP SEDAN VW Beetle 177 VACUUM CLEANERS FLOOR POLISHERS • RUG SHAMPOOERS FORMER KIRBY DISTRIBUTORS FOR NEARLY A QUARTER CENTURY WE SELL THE 6EST and SERVICE THE REST IS HERE SALES - SERVICE - PARTS - ALL MAKES (INCLUDING) HOOVER - ELECTROLUX - LEWYT - EUREKA - G.E. - ROYAL FILTER QUEEN - AIR-WAY - PREMIER - REGINA - PULLMAN MERCURY AND ADVANCE, ETC. COMMERCIAL - DOMESTIC AND CENTRAL BUILT-INS FREE ELECTRICAL GIFT WITH HOME DEMONSTRATION 267 SO. BROADWAY LAWRENCE 685-0520 Jludrey s LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL BAND PARENT ASSOCIATION. TALL QUEEN SIZE SHOPPE 193 Essex Street, Lawrence Tel. 68-77042 WITH EVERY BEST WISH TO THE GRADUATES OF 1976 CHERRY WEBB St. 237 Essex St. Lawrence, Mass Tel. 682-5251 118 SOUTH BROADWAY LAWRENCE, MASS. 01843 Wagland Slower Shop 4 greenhouse 635 BROADWAY LAWRENCE, MASS. 01841 PHONE 682-751 7 TO THE CLASS OF 1976 Marggrafs Tally-Ho extends a warm and sincere congratulation. Good luck in your future endeavors. THE TALLY-HO FRANK J. SERRANO, Prop. JOHN FUSCHI MEL SCIUTO MONETTE ' S REXALL PHARMACY Casa de Serrano HAIR STYLING FOR MEN—WOMEN 1 Beacon St. Lawrence, Mass, tel. 683-3241 101 AMESBURY ST. TEL. 687-3939 LAWRENCE, MASS. PIQUITTL HOWARD SERVICE INSTALLATION and REPAIR of Industrial • Commercial • Residential WIRING Heating and Air Conditioning Specialist 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE Lawrence, Mass. 687-7910 Warren Piquette 898-5236 • Bruce Howard 893-8098 179 Congratulations to the class of 1976 LAWRENCE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 1 Market Street, Lawrence, Mass. Capacity of 500 — Air Conditioned — Ample parking Lounge Area Tel: 687-9834 Contact: Roland Sirois, Steward 1975-1976 BULLETIN STAFF WORK DONE WHILE YOU WAIT HALL FOR RENT WEDDINGS — PROMS — TESTIMONIALS BAY STATE SHOE REPAIR ORTHOPEDIC SPECIALISTS James DiTore Proprietor 11 Lawrence St. Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 682-2789 Best Wishes Class of 1976 Hilton Oil Co. 101 So. Union St. Lawrence, Mass. Joseph J. Ramey and Son Building and Wrecking 20 Allston Street Lawrence, Mass. 01841 Tel. 682-8106 We have the equiment to do the job fast and efficiently. 180 CONSENTING MUSIC TEL. 6879394 f er s- Beautq WIGS - WHOLESALE RETAIL 309 LAWRENCE ST. LAWRENCE. MASS. 01841 Congratulations Class of 1976 from Branco Florist SINCE 1910 • LUDWIG — ROGERS — SLINGERLAND FIBES DRUMS • ARMSTRONG, SELMER, OLDS, GETZEN BAND IN¬ STRUMENTS • SHURE MICROPHONES «VA 300 SOUND SYSTEMS • ELECTRONIC PIANOS • GIBSON, FENDER, MARTIN, YAMAHA, RICKEN- BACKER GUITARS BASSES • TOP NAME MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ACCESSO¬ RIES • MUSIC LESSONS BY QUALIFIED TEACHERS • FREE USE OF INSTRUMENTS WITH 8 WEEK TRIAL LESSONS PROGRAM 686-4502 136-138 Newbury St., Lawrence, Mass. Traynor AMPLIFIERS AND P.A. HEADQUARTERS Compliments of Essex Deli Haus Restaurant Gun and Sport Shops 248A Broadway, Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 683-5702 15 South Broadway, Salem, N.H. Tel. 89-39454 Guns — Bought — Sold — Traded Hunting and Fishing Equipment Custom Reloads and Reloading Components Slombo Oil Inc. Carl Geisler, Proprietor Fuel — Power Burners 24 Hour Power Burner Service Tel. 683-8212 102-104 Marston St. Lawrence, Mass. 01841 WHOLESALE •RETAIL • WEDDING •BIRTHDAY • SPECIAL OCCASION CAKES PASTRY Made To Order • ITALIAN BREAD • ROLLS • FRENCH STICKS Office Plant 3SUNNYAVE. METHUEN 687-7176 Retail Store at: 175 EAST ST., METHUEN 697-7176 BODY MECHANICAL WORK ANTIQUE RESTORATION BOB’S FOREIGN AUTO 205 SO. BROADWAY LAWRENCE, MASS. 01843 Bob • Leo • John Tel. 683-7014 687-7176 PHONE YOUR ORDER MAROON’S HAIR STYLISTS Mrs. Me Diner 105 So. Union Street Tel. 687-9816 Lawrence, MA On The Mall, Essex Street Lawrence, Massachusetts 01840 Telephone: 682-2548 AREA CODE 617 686-0167 OFFICE PRODUCTS CENTER 42 Franklin Street Lawrence, Mass. AAMCO World ' s Largest Transmission Specialists 7 WINTER STREET J. D. BOURAS LAWRENCE. MASS. 0I84I Good Luck Class of 1976 REALTOR TEL. 686-9777 MILSTONE-ARBOR REALTY SPECIALIZING IN GREATER LAWRENCE PROPERTIES US REALTOR - ROBERT MILSTONE 63 BROADWAY METHUEN, MASS. 01844 182 TEL. 686-9271 Mary Ellen ' s Beauty Shoppe COLORING EXPERTS 107 AMES STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. 01841 AL BRIEN ' S FURNITURE, TV APPLIANCES 19-21 OXFORD STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. Tel. 686-9701 Horseshoe Bar Hot Lunches 418 Hampshire Street Lawrence, Ma. Monte Carlo Salon for him and her. Open 6 days a week, originally from Boston. 682-6464 C B Record Gifts Shop Tel. 6879792 413 Hampshire St. Lawrence, Ma. 01841 “where all the Soul Music is at” Berger’s Sample Shoe Store QWHFQ FOR TFTF FNT ' TTRF FAMTT V oxlUiLo r Urv 1 ij.Ha Ha in i IivHa r iviiHa i Dial 683-4311 167-169 Essex St. Lawrence, Mass. Stuarts Dept. Store Essex Plaza 700 Essex St. Lawrence, Ma. 183 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1976 IN LAWRENCE IT’S n fo ToWhe House : I Restaurant 1 noted for FINE FOODS Qffl m aH THE COMPLETE HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Ml ffiM m H ML Good Luck Graduates 449 ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE, MA. 01840 VENDORS Compliments from “Coffee Time Vendors” Lawrence Complete Automatic Food Service Edgar J. Racicot, Inc. FUNERAL HOME Telephone 683-2706 256 Broadway Lawrence, Mass. 100 FRANKLIN ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. 686-1489 Compliments of: Shoe Carton Corporation 105 Pleasant Valley St. Methuen, Mass. 01844 With Best Wishes to Class of 1976 SULLIVAN’S FURNITURE Home Of Bennington Pine — Freedom Period Furniture 226 Essex Treet Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 686-6157 BURGER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE KING CLASS OF 1976 BURGER KING HOME OF THE WHOPPER 615 ESSEX ST. BOB WHITE ' S TOWN LINE me. Congratulations Class of 1976 From: OPEN EVERY DAY PAR TIES ACCOMMODA TED FOOD ORDERS TO TAKE OUT STEAKS-SEA FOODS ITALIAN SPECIALTIES Complete Dinners • Businessmen ' s Luncheons - Cocktail Lounge 686-4581 ° r 687-9714 30 MASS. AVE , NORTH ANDOVER (MASS. AVE. EXIT 31 OFF 495) AMPLE FREE PARKING Manzi Electrical Corporation 217-221 Elm Street Lawrence, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1976 From: TOWERHILL VARIETY 99 Ames Street A Little Bit of Everything Compliments of MacDonald and Pangione Insurance Agency Inc. WHITWORTH’S SPORTING GOODS “YOUR LOCAL SPECIALIST IN SPORTS” 487 ESSEX ST. 682-2573 LAWRENCE, MASS. 186 Congratulations Class of 1 9 7 6 LOCAL LOAN AND FINANCE CO., INC. Loans $50 to $1500 and up 79 Common St. tel. 688-6901 Lawrence, Mass. 01840 L.H.S. BIOLOGY CLUB ANNALORO ' S BAKERY, INC. Bakers of ITALIAN BREAD AND ROLLS Dial 687-1212 87 Common St. Woodworth 3L Dri ' njty PLc. ” Compliments of Community Drug Methuen Square Shawsheen Square Andover, Mass. 475-6200 Best Wishes 166 Haverhill St. Methuen, Mass. 01811 DAVIS SPORTSWEAR A DIVISION OF JONATHON LOGAN, INC. 400 Canal Street Lawrence, Mass. 01842 187 Baron’s Television Sales and Service 118 Essex St. Lawrence, Mass. 01840 Tel. 683-6125 686-0101 Good Luck to the Graduates University Cap and Gown Co. Inc. School — College Caps — Gowns — Hoods Choir and Choral Apparel Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 686-4566 Mahoney’s Pharmacy 462 Prospect St. Methuen, Mass. Tel. 683-0017 Good Luck from the Guys of the Monday Night Football Club at the Whippet Club!!! Kenney and Company Inc. 264 Lowell St. Lawrence, Mass. 188 DO YOU LACK THE EDUCATION OR THE TECH¬ NICAL SKILLS NEEDED FOR THE JOB YOU WANT? If so, we may have the answer. In the Army you can learn a valuable Technical Skill and Finish up to two years of College in three years. The Army has over 300 different Jobs to Choose from. Your choice IS Guaranteed to YOU in writing. Starting pay of $361.20 per month with a raise of $402.60 in just four months. COLLEGE EDUCATION — PROJECT AHEAD: Project Ahead is the most exciting idea of Education that the Army has ever offered. TOO often people in the services have taken college courses from one school, only to learn later that those courses would not apply toward their degrees. Project Ahead intends to change all that. The Army, together with over 800 colleges and universities, has a plan. A COOPERATIVE SYSTEM that lets you know ahead of time which courses YOU’LL need for credit at the school you’ve applied to and want to graduate from. PROJECT AHEAD IS BY NO MEANS A FREE RIDE. Because while you’re working toward a college degree, you’ll be serving your country. You’ll be receiving up to 75% of the tuition for college courses you take, and now you can make sure you get credit for the courses you successfully complete. Boutique Toni 208 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. 01840 Gifts Candies Artificial Flowers FOR ALL OCCASIONS Floral Arrangements by Toni Meli Good Luck to the Class of ’76 A. Reusch WANT MORE INFORMATION? Contact your Army Representatives. u.s. amv SFC SEBASTIAN LOVASCO, JR U.S. Army Recruiter La Esperanza Grocery 393 Lowell St. Lawrence, Mass. 01840 THE HOMEROOM THAT NEVER WAS: 499 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. 01840 Office: 686 7036 688-8504 JOIN THE PEOPLE WHO JOIN THE ARMY. RAYTHEON Put yourself right in the middle of the Battle of Bunker Hill. Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775... the first major battle of the American Revolutionary War. Now, more than 200 years later, you can experience a re¬ creation of that famous battle at the Bunker Hill Pavilion, located next to the U.S.S. Constitution in Charlestown. ,v ' A ' Spgjf ' fiiES ' ‘ - pSi ' s V ' sir r i ' r. ' ■ Sponsored by the Raytheon Historical Foundation, the Pavilion houses a multi-media presentation, created by White Oak Design, Inc., that vividly re-creates the sights and sounds of the conflict. You’ll be surrounded by fast-moving panoramic images, multi-directional sound and 22 life-size manikins in period costume. And you ' ll relive the drama and hear the words of those who were actually there that momentous day. In 1976, the spotlight is on America’s past... and your future. Congratulations to Lawrence High School Class of 1976 ■ 1 m W - I 1 f 190 Best Wishes Bolta Products CHEMICAL PLASTICS DIVISION An Equal Opportunity Employer General St. Lawrence, Mass. KOLSKYJEWELRY COMPANY 442 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. The Mutual Savings Banks of Lawrence, Mass. Community Savings Bank — Incorporated 1933 Kssex Broadway Savings Bank — Incorporated 1847 Duke ' s Men ' s and Boy ' s Shop 121-123 Essex St. Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 682-9733 Lawrence Savings Bank Incorporated 1868 191 Stefin’s Auto Supply Co., Inc. 25 West Street Lawrence, Mass. 01841 Tel. 683-9406 Congratulations to the Graduates Bedard Michaud Insurance Real Estate Lawrence, Mass. “Happy Wishes” from C. Lambert Son Movers La Sortija Libros — Discos 239 Park St. Lawrence, Mass. Tel. 683-8244 “The Best Pizza in Town” Corner of Salem and Loring Streets We do it all for you “ .aAKu CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS ibO K ° •Nation-wide Luxury Bus Service •Individual and Group Tours •Vacation Travel Planning •Charterbuses Authorized Shaklee Distributors: •Package Express Francis N. Sarcione Jr. Dorothy Sarcione Leslie Sarcione Tel. 688-3985 “FOR INFORMATION CALL” CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS 36 JacksnLaw . 686-9577 JOHN). HART , JR. The No Care Haircut FUNERAL HOMES Anthony’s Beauty Salon 477 Essex St. 683-1607 107 So. Broadway 482 Lowell Street Sylvia ' s DRESS BRIDAL SHOPPE 230 Essex St. Lawrence, Mass. } ) Phone 6S6-658B rentt ' A rhxVuruLCui RICHARD t. PADUCHQWSKI.B.S.. REG. PH. C 144 PARK STREET LAWRENCE. MASS. Roby Myer Bicycle Power Equipment 56 Berkeley St. Lawrence, Mass. 686-7483 CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES from James Margosian Son, Inc. Alfred M. Bazin Insurance Agency 338 Lowell Street Lawrence, Mass. 01841 Tel. 682-6644 687-2694 LAWRENCE FLOOR COVERING MART, Inc. Linoleums — Broadloom 239 Broadway Lawrence, Mass. 01840 Tel. 683-3791 Ned ' s Place Mod Clothes for Guys Gals 215 Essex Street Lawrence, Mass. SUTTON TRAVEL SERVICE, INC. 21 Lawrence St. l Lowell St. Lawrence Andover 686-9521 475-4251 Craig Systems Corporation 360 Merrimack St. Lawrence, Mass. Stansfield Agency Real Estate — Insurance 193 Salem St. Lawrence, Mass. 01843 Lawrence Cooperative Bank 300 Essex St. 4 Main St. Lawrence Andover 688-1861 475-9500 Lamey — Wellehan 349 Essex St. Lawrence Intown — Finest in Footwear — Ace Fruit and Produce Inc. Food Service for Forty Years Try our Food Outlet Children 1 x h -5 years of age are provided with loving care from the staff of the Service Center of Greater Lawrence Inc. Day Care 246 Andover St. Lawrence 11 Gloucester St. Methuen A United Fund Agency Tel. 682-8703 Ronnie’s and Broadway Taxi Co. 683-4522 Cleary’s Taxi Co. 683-1112 Methuen Taxi Co. 682-6250 Office and Waiting Room 77 Jackson St., Lawrence, Mass. Best Wishes from Gladstone Bros. Builders and Contractors 420 Common St. Lawrence, Mass. 685-0841 BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Armand Beaupre Mr. and Mrs. Rene Desjardins Mona Duhamel Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Fortier Two Friends Mrs. Joseph Granetz Girolamo Grassa Kathleen M. Hammond M. M. Horner Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Kasper J. Kfoury Judy Lamphier The Kelly McOsker Clinic Mr. and Mrs. Frank Misserville J. G. Mitchell Leona O’Donohue Thomas O’Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Rembis, Sr. Horace Sarabia Peter M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wetmore SPONSORS Michael Ansaldi and Sons Barcelos Brothers Supermarket Marge and Dan Baumgartner Bay State News and Chocolate Shoppe Joseph C. Bernardin The Bistany Family Colleen Currier and Joel Bootin Mary Brocato Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caredeo Irene M. Carraher Mr. and Mrs. John T. Casey Rita Casey Rita Cavanaugh Jim and Lisa Clavette Mr. and Mrs. Theo Clavette Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Clifton Jean C. Coggin Mr. and Mrs. Leo Desjardins Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dowd and family G and G Sales Mr. and Mrs. John B. Dube, Sr. Maryanne P. Duly William Michael Early, II Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Endyke Essex Gulf Service Station Brian Paul Fielding Fernand Fortin i A Friend Mr. Galvin and Homeroom 219 Gangi Sea Food General Supply Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Green Mr. Fred V. Halloran John Hanavan Jack Hart’s Marine Supply Joe’s Variety Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kalil, Sr. Mickey’s Sporting Goods Atty. and Mrs. Paul Koval Mr. and Mrs. William F. Krawiec Lucky J. D. Dawn M. Martin Gertrude McOsker Mrs. Helen H- Mitchell Claire Morneault Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morneault Mrs. Raymond Morneault Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Petzy Alan A. Ramey Mr. and Mrs. George Samataro Jeff Scholz Margaret Sullivan Mary T. Sullivan T. Paul Upson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vachon John J. Wilson PATRONS Donna Abate Susan Denault Mitzi Abate Sharon Desjardins Margaret Adams Mr. Mrs. Andrew DiTore Martha Alfieri Brenda DiTore A Friend Lynne Donohue A Friend Brian Durkin William Anderson Louis C. Eidam Kim Barker Elegante Novelty Company Mrs. Betty Blackburn Ella’s Beauty Salon Joseph A. Borrelli Elbe’s Arabic Food Joyce Borrelli Michael P. Fielding Marie Boucher Shirley F. Fielding Ronny Bourassa Annie Bresnahan Mr. Mrs. Philip A. Fib Mary Finn Henrietta Burton Barbara Fortier Grace E. Byrne Susan Fortier Robin Calnan Mr. Joseph J. Franek Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Carbonneau Linda Frazzini Jennifer Cartier Mrs. John Gagnon Joanne E. Catarius Audrey Garland Mr. Mrs. Ronald Caredeo Mr. Mrs. Robert Gillan Linda Childs Dolores Gillies Janet Ciardello Eva Gillies Denise Clavette Tina Grande J. Edward Comtois Kathi Gregg Diane Ken Connors Mr. Mrs. James E. Griffin Gene Cookson Holly Joy Hager A. Corey Mr. Mrs. Gary Halloran Denise A. Couture Sheryl A. Halloran Mr. Mrs. James Craig Debbie Currence William B. Halloran Margie Hart Jocko Mr. Mrs. Delbert Currence William D. Kennedy Gloria Davis Michael Kobos Debbie Bruce — ’73 Elaine Laforge Mr. Mrs. Albert J. Demers Mary Lahoud PATRONS Mr. Mrs. William A. Lannon Mable LaPlante Robert Levy Normand Lizotte Lone Nun Mrs. Barbara Magoon Nancy Manning Agatha Martin Kevin R. McCann Mr. Mrs. John W. McDonnell Mr. Mrs. Gordon McIntosh Mabel McIntosh Linda Misserville Susan Misserville Alan Mitchell Brian Mitchell Verna Montgomery Ginette Moreault Mr. Mrs. Renardt Moreault Mr. Mrs. Richard Morin Rosalie Muraco Jane Ouellet Charlotte Parnagian Auris Perez Sandy Perocchi Carol Peterson Blondin Pinet Mr. Mrs. Dennis Pinet Mr. Wehby Ramey Daniel L. Regan Daniel Richards Mr. Mrs. Richards Mr. Mrs. Roger Ringuette Debra Ritchie Mr. Mrs. Christopher J. Rizzo Josephine J. Rizzo Mary Ellen Robidoux Sharon Rooney Carol Rosen Joan Salovitch Abigail Sanders Mildred Frank Sarcione Margie Shepard Mr. Mrs. Roy Shepard Sandy Shepard Susie Shepard Katherine Shine Pam Siecykowski Val Simmons Joe Smith Mr. Mrs. Philip Sobil Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Sobil Janet Suchorski Barbara A. Sullivan Mr. Mrs. Reme Tardif Rita Todd Debra Turmel Allen VanSickel Kathryn Voisine Brenda Wright Old Days good times we’ll remember. 200 r -: sr

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