Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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28 THE L AWRENCIAN Bernardine Sabens — Einks, since the wind blows strong?st from Mashpee to Maravista, we give you this all Wood Mill to measure its intensity. Catherine Ferreira — I have been told that you cook wonderfully well at Household Arts. Here is a key to your cooking success. ( Can opener ) . Virginia Wilde — Freddie needs some help in teaching you how to drive, so I give you this book of instructions. Jean Morrison — Here is a crab for you, Jean. Be careful it doesn’t bite you. It’s a Fiedler” crab. Charlotte Hubbard — If you ever get tired of playing the piano and want to listen to some good music, listen to this Hurdy- gurdy. Betsey Studley — Here is a lion for you, Betsey. See if you can tame this Leo. Phyllis Studley — I hear that you are quite a hair dresser, Phil. To make the curls stay in Carlton ' s hair, we give you these curlers. Kathleen Vallis — Kathleen, you play the violin a lot, and so you will always stay in pitch we give you this tar. Angelina Veiga — Angelina, you are the shortest girl in the class. To give you added height we give you this pair of stilts. Winifred Weeks — Winnie, we have dee ded that Ralph ' s car has taken a beating long enough, so we give you this car to take its place. Barbara Welch — They say that the easiest way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, so here is a cook book. I think everything will be Jake” pretty soon. Lawrence Antonellis — Lawrence, so that you will be in practice next year for Harvard, we give you this goldfish. Henry Borden — Hank, cartooning is your specialty, and so that you may improve on your comics, we give you this funny book. Hartley Cassidy — Hartley, we have decided your complexion has been flushed long enough, so we give you this bag of flour. John Corey — Johnnie, Nantucket seems to be your destination, and so that you may be able to get across the Sound, we give you this boat. Joseph Costa — Joe, Robbins Laundry se:ms to keep you well occupied, and so that you may see Tuddy more often, we give you this truck to ride around in. Willard Denny — Willard, you have quite a speaking voice, and so that it won’t get hoarse we give you this bottle of Listerine. Theodore Economides — Teddy, during the past year you have had a grand time doing Lila’s homework. So that you may help her more in the future we give you this pencil. George Freeman — George, you have a great tendency to let your beard grow. To make sure you don’t forget in the future, we pre- sent you with this razor blade. James Hall — Jimmy, you have always been very quiet, and so you can let us know you are around, w-e give you this horn. Bernard Issokson — Bernie, you tried your best to become a football hero, but the near- est you came to it was carrying this water bucket. Eradley Jones — Brad, so that you may think of Jeannette again, we give you this Hurford bull. Geoffrey Lehy — Geof, you have tried to win the affections of a certain Cole, and so we are wondering if this is the kind you mean. ( coal ) . Ralph Long — Ralph, you are noted for cut- ting up, so to help you along, we give you these scissors. Robert McDonald — Bob, Berg has you all hot and bothered. See if you can keep cool with this ice berg. Joseph Miskell — Joe, you’re quite a tennis player. Look in this and count, Love one”, (mirror). Charles Parker — Chink, in order to stop your whining for Marion, we give you this bottle to nurse on. Albert Perry — Albert, we hear you know your vegetables. Here’s an order book for dates. Edward Perry — Eddie, we think you have grown tall enough. To make sure you stop, we give you this weight. Harry Richardson— Harry, this little house has Nicks in it, so take our advice and stay away from the halls. Arthur Robichaud — Art, time seems to mean very little to you. So that in the near future you are on time we give you this watch. Ralph Sanderson — Ralph, we decided that you have been called Salty long enough, so we give you this sugar to sweeten you up. John Silva — Johnny, your hair has a beauti- ful wave, and just so it will stay that way, we give you this wave set. Joseph Spooner — Joe, your specialty lies in the plumbing business, so to remind you more of her we give you this can of Hubbard squash.

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THE LAWRENCIAN 27 Class Girls — George Cassick Barbara Berg — Here is a Scotty dog for you. Barb. If you don ' t like his name, call him Bob. Frances Cahcon — Frannie, you win a lot of races in the summer, so on behalf of Law- rence High School I give you this cup. Elva Clark — Elva, you are always laughing, and when you laugh the only thing that can rival you is a donkey. So I give you this little donkey. Mary Cobb — M ary, we give you this box of Pep”. Hope Cotter — Hope, you have a very elec- tric personality, and you have shocked us all with it; so you may warn people in the future we advise you to wear this sign. Gertrude Crocker — Gert, you were always the champion gum chewer in the school. I should think you would be tired of chew- ing gum, so I give you this plug of tobacco. Julia Fernandes — Julia, I see you walking most of the time, so I give you this scooter bike to ride. Lillian Motta — Lillian, your ambition is to be a private secretary. We give you this pencil so you can get plenty of practice. Another thing, a good secretary should mind her boss. Blush for the audience, Lillian, Thank you. Mary Ferreira — Mary, you have so many oratorical awards; so nobody can fail to hear you, we give you this megaphone. Lillian Ficus — Here is a mop for you, Lil- lian, since your interest lies out to sea, you can use it to mop the decks. Sarah Franco — It seems rather difficult to get you excited, Sarah. Here is a yeast cake. That ought to get a rise out of you. Lorraine Gaynor — Rainie, I have been tolf that you will soon be one of our leading lady writers. So you can erase your mis- takes, I give you this eraser. Mildred Green — I am told that you play the flute in the L. H. S. Orchestra, Millie. Some of those notes that you blow out need sweet- ening. (Sugar). Gertrude Grew — Y ou can move around so fast that you are likely to wreck yourself. So you won’t burn out your bearings, I give you this oil. Gifts - Boys — Betsey Studley Virginia Hall — Jinny, here is an Old Nick, you can raise the Old Harry with this Old Nick. Anne Hart — Anne, you are the quietest girl in the class. See if you can make some noise with this horn. Annetta Hubbard — I thought maybe you ' d like some silverware, Annetta. I figured you’d like a Spoon-er something. Betty Hulten — So you won’t forget Jeff, I give you this Mutt and Jeff book. Eleanor Irish — We are sick of your high hat, Eleanor, so here is a low hat for you. Adwilda Judd — Since you are so thin and need building up, Adwilda, I give you this can of spinach. Anita LaBonte — Here is a little pig for you, Anita. Its name is Porky. Why don’t you take it home and Baker? Christine McAdams — Here is a dog for you Chris. Its name is Tommy. If it is stuffy in the house, take out Tommy Fer-aira”. Anne McKenzie — You blush quite a lot, so here is this box of powder, guaranteed to hide blushes, wrinkles, and moles. In fact it will even hide you. Margaret Medeiros — Margaret, so you won’t lose your school girl complexion, we give you this Lux soap. Aus Parker — Alis, you have the loudest voice in school, but you may become silent if this adhesive tape is properly used. Neota Peters — You always like to truck, Neota; so here is this truck to start you in the trucking business. Olive Peterson — Since you are such a husky girl, Olive, to keep your muscles hard, I give you this carrot. Muriel Robertson— Here is a roller Costa (coaster) for you, Tud. You ought to have plenty of thrills. Lois Robinson — Lois, you are noted for your ability to paint, so I give you this book of paints. Don’t paint the town red after you graduate. Pauline Roderiques — You are quite a blues singer”, Pauline, and you sing in many different keys”. So here is this key ring to keep those keys” on until you need them.

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THE LAWRENCI AN 29 George Stevenson — George, we know you are fond of girls, so it is with great pleasure we give you this cupie doll. Elmer Sylvia — Elmer, it gives us great pleas- ure to give you this woolen scarf, hoping you will keep as warm as you did on your Washington trip. John Tait — J ohn, you have a great desire to blow off steam, so we hereby present you with this steam valve. Elmore Thrasher— Elmore, we have decid- ed that cigars smell quite strong, and just so you won’t become ill, we give you this clothes pin. Ernest Upton — Ernie, you are very good at hitting golf balls, so try hitting this one. ( beach ball ) Anthony Vidal — Tony, so as to help you along in your newspaper, we give you this bottle of ink. Antone Vieira — Tony, you liked the com- pany of the girls in the English class so much, we are giving you something to re- member them by. (doll) Elmer White — Elmer, we all know that you are very clever when it comes to distinguish- ing between two blonde twins. We give you this set so you can tell us which is Barbara. Robert Wilson — Bob, we know you are in- terested in flying, so we hereby give you this airplane to practice upon. Eugene Young — Gene, your homeward trip from Washington seems most vivid in your memory, so we give you this boat to remind you of Orleans. George Cassick — George, you have a tend- ency to like soup, so we thought it only proper to give you this can of Soupie. Class Statistics Girl Boy Most Industrious Anne McKenzie Lawrence Antonellis Most Talkative John Tait Most Popular Jean Morrison Elwood Mills Most Bashful Anne Hart George Stevenson Best Athlete Virginia Hall Elwood Mills Most Artistic Anne Hart Henry Borden Cleverest Eleanor Irish George Stevenson Best Looking Jean Morrison George Cassick Most Dramatic Anita LaBonte Elmer Sylvia Silliest Betsey Studley Robert McDonald Cutest Barbara Berg Joseph Miskell Best Natured Anita LaBonte George Stevenson Most Musical Annetta and Charlotte Hubbard Geoffrey Lehy Most Sophisticated Anne Hart Harry Richardson Best Dressed Frances Cahoon Harry Richardson Best Dancer Christine McAdams Hartley Cassidy Most High Hat Mary Ferreira Hartley Cassidy Best Leader Frances Cahoon Elwood Mills Most Likely to Succeed Anne McKenzie Lawrence Antonellis Best All Around Person Jean Morrison Elwood Mills Y oungest Mary Cobb Robert Wilson Oldest Lillian Motta Charles Parker Tallest Elva Clark John Tait Shortest Angelina Veiga Robert Wilson Thinnest Betsey Studley George Stevenson Pattest Adwilda Judd Bernard Issokson