Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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95 BRENDA BOWMAN zeM Brenda certainly earns her name as the cutest girl in the Senior Class”, especially with those ever- present dimples. Brenda is an accomplished violinist and has played in the school orchestra. She is a mem- ber of the National Senior Honor Society and was a forward on the girls’ basketball squad. She was also on the staffs of the Student Intelligencer” and the Lawrencian.” Another one of Brenda’s activities at L.H.S. was the task of bell ringing. Where would wc have been without her? A participant in the College Course, Brenda hopes to attend the University of Massachusetts next fall. MIZTY BRICENO Mizty joined our class in February. She is - really attractive, short with long brown hair which we soon discovered she fixes in many ways. She has a bright smile for all and speaks excellent English. Mizty is widely traveled for she has ac- companied her mother, who is in the diplomatic service, wherever her job has taken her. However, we discovered that Mizty’s real home is Caracas, Venezuela. She has also lived in Miami, New York, and Cuba — she came to us from Washington, D. C. where she lived for two years. Mizty’s father, a Colonel, is a surgeon at Camp Edwards. Mizty has made a great many friends although she has been with us a comparatively short time. ROBERT CHARLES BROWN A welcome addition to our class is Bob, who comes to us from Whitinsville. A large addition we might add, and it often makes us wonder how he fits into that tiny car of his. Although he has been with us for just a few short months, Bob was voted the best-natured boy in the class and won the Babe Ruth Award for sports- manship. Buster is never at a loss for a smile and that may explain it. He is no slouch as a student either, and many of us have envied the way he whips through difficult Solid problems with ease. Blessed with an amiable disposition and the spirit to under- take even the most difficult task, Bob can’t help but be a success. Eleven

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s, e n lord PAUL NORMAN ANDERSON Out of the shadows of old L.H.S. there comes a fellow they call Tiger” who will always be re- membered for his good humor and the inspiring sports stories he wrote for the Student Intelligencer. Tiger covered nearly every game the high school played in any sport. He was manager of this year’s football team doing a commendable job. Paul likes to remember his French classes. It seems that when he wrote or said anything in French he knew what he was talking about, but couldn ' t understand why the teacher couldn’t understand also. Paul wants to be a sports writer in due time, but when he graduates he wants to take things easy for a while and recuperate from twelve long, gruel- ling but thoroughly enjoyable, years. DANIEL BARBOZA Returning to our ranks after a four-year absence is the Mr. Music” of the Senior Class, Danny Bar- boza. Danny left us in the seventh grade. He is one of the class’ outstanding students — a Certificate List pupil — and is particularly active in class discussions. As implied by the opening sentence, Danny has con- siderable musical talent which is showcased on his own WOCB radio show. He was voted the most musical boy in the Senior Class. Danny also was in charge of music for the graduation exercises. His re- turn to us this year has been heralded by all who know him. CECELIA BENTO 1 K Cece is a petite, attractive young miss with a head for business. This year Cecelia served as secretary of the senior class and did a remarkable job in carrying out her duties. Active in all class functions, she was a member of the National Honor Society. She was a member of the Glee Club and last year served on the Lawrencian staff. Her ex- perience in the business course will stand her in good stead as her plans for the future include further secretarial study. Her personality and ability will always see this graduate through. Ten

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s, e n i o r 3 JOANNA JENNY CARDOZA Jenny is a quiet well-liked girl. Her favorite sport is basketball and every practice session and game found her playing her hardest as a guard for our girls’ team. She was a participant in the Driver Education course and passed the license exams with flying colors in February. Jenny’s hobbies are knit ting and sewing — -the many articles she has made prove that she is very clever at both. Jenny has taken the general course but is uncertain as to what she will do in the future. However, we know she will succeed in whatever she undertakes. JOHN MATTHEWS CLARKIN Jackie was formerly a quiet boy before he be- came a senior and found out how much fun it was to make noise and plenty of it. No slouch at studies, Jack is a member of the National Honor Society. He was the manager of this year’s basketball team as well as being a member of the Bruins in the Intra- mural League. Jack’s hobby is mechanics and he wants to be- come an engineer, but like the rest of the boys, he likes to eat and sleep before anything else. Jack, however, is interested in jets and atomic energy. Who knows? Maybe he ' ll be the first to learn how to utilize atomic energy in jet engines. DAVID F. CORRELLUS, Jr. If you’re ever looking for a good-natured fellow, Dave ' s your man! Blessed with an amiable disposi- tion and a knack for getting along with people, he can boast a legion of friends. Dave has taken the business course throughout his school years, but he says that the thing he remembers most about school is Problems class. (That class seems to leave a deep impression on a lot of people, doesn’t it? ) Dave says he’s happiest when at Martha’s Vine- yard. I wonder why? Like many of his classmates, he says he ' ll probably end up in Uncle Sam’s Navy. If he does, he’ll have plenty of company. Twelve