Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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3 e n io r A COP £ L-fc J VIVIAN GERTRUDE HODGKINS Vivian is a quiet, likeable girl with sandy-col- ored hair and big dark brown eyes. A member of the business group in school, she plans to continue in this line after graduation with secretarial work. She was an excellent student and was a member of the National Honor Society in her junior and senior years. Photography is her hobby and she lists base- ball as her favorite sport. Other activities in school included Driver Education and three years of Glee Club. We know that Vivian’s ability will carry her far in the field she plans to enter. DORIS MARY HOLMES STZrCftfcl ' Dorie is a medium-height, brown-haired girl with a ready smile. When asked what she would remember about school she immediately grinned and exclaimed teachers!” We think they will remem- ber you too, Doris, because every once in a while one of your witty remarks sent the class into gales of laughter. Dories favorite sport is basketball — in fact she likes all gym activities. Her hobby is cook- ing and she probably does that as efficiently as every- thing else she tackles. Doris is undecided as to what she will do after high school but whatever it is the good wishes of her classmates go with her. RICHARD HOLM Hard working and good-natured are two adjec- tives that fit this tall, blonde senior to a T.” A mem- ber of the Honor Society, Rich has long been ac- knowledged as the smartest boy in the class. Always equipped with a humorous ad lib, Windy” was often the center of class humor. A rabid sports fan, Rich roots for the Boston Red Sox with zealous pride. On Saturdays during the football season, you could see this lanky L.H.S. Bill Stern” issuing forth reports of the games. Another big accomplishment was the co-editorship of the Yearbook and much of its credit can be given to him. Rich has been accepted at the University of Massachusetts and should prove a valuable addition to its ranks. Eighteen

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951 THOMAS T. HARVEY Tom ' s the outdoorsman of the class. His hobby is guns and hunting falls right into that category. When any kind of hunting season is on, it’s a safe bet that you won’t find Tommy in school. An ex- pert on any kind of firearms, this nimble nimrod spends a great deal of time working in the Gun Shop. Tim is sort of an expert on wild life and has become somewhat of an amateur taxidermist. In school Tommy takes the general course and is undecided about his future. He says it probably involves Uncle Sam. ( He’s not alone there! ) You couldn’t possibly mistake Tommy’s Cape Cod twang — it’s got a tone all its own! A sure sign for recognition! RR I R . CATHERINE LOUIS HATZIKON Babs, one of the smallest girls in the Senior class, will be always remembered for her vivaciousness. She was a cheerleader throughout her entire school career and was co-head cheerleader in her Senior year. Be- sides this Babs’ alto has always been present in the Glee Club since she joined in her Freshman year. The success of all the class of ’51 ' s school activities can in some part be attributed to Babs. She was always ready with a helping hand and was never known to refuse anyone anything that she could pos- sibly do for them. Babs is planning to go to beau- tician school after graduation. LAFAYETTE HICKS Undisputedly one of the best liked boys in the Senior Class is Lafayette. T-Boy’”s illusion of shy- ness in class is quickly shattered once he receives an audience (of one or more). Then the illusion is un- masked and Lafayette becomes the center of fun. ”T-Boy” is an outstanding basketball player but, like many other Mashpee athletes, is not able to play High School ball due to the great distance between his home and the school. His likeable nature and rapier wit will stand him in good stead wherever he may be. Seventeen

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951 FRANK ORVAL INGRAM If you’ve seen a quiet, reserved young man walking down the corridors of L.H.S., you can be sure that it isn’t Frankie! He’s far from soft-spoken, and if you’ve never heard his classroom humor, you ' ve missed more than a few good laughs. Frank’s idio- syncrasies have earned him such nicknames as Yogi, Wrangler, and Cueball. ” With Yogi you never know what’s going to happen next. When he’s not in school, Frankie’s main inter- ests are his pride and joy, the Bruins, the Braves ( in whom he’s slightly interested ) , and his TV set. I! you don’t see him around school, try the local First National in the afternoon some time. Yogi’s future looks bright for he is the kind of fellow that carries good fortune with him wherever he goes! GWENDOLYN BURGESS JACKSON Gwen is a newcomer to L.H.S. from Rockville. Conn. She is a member of the staffs of the Student Intelligencer and Laivrencian. Gwen ' s name always appears on the Honor Roll and she is a member of the National Senior Honor Society. Back in Rock- ville, Gwen was a representative to Laurel Girls’ State. She was also accompaniest for the well-known Rockville Glee Club. Gwen is a very talented pianist. She is active in Church work and is plan- ning to attend Ohio Wesleyan University where she will major in Christian Education. Though she is ? rather quiet girl, Gwen’s smile and pleasant man- ner have won her many friends at L.H.S. MARGARET MARY KELLY A typical Irish colleen is this pert miss who was added to our class this year. Blessed with a ready smile and a willingness to help others, it wasn ' t long before Peg won many new friends. Everyone will agree that her personality ranks with the very best in the class. Pat enjoyed the many hours in school with Problems her favorite. Between early mornings spent treking to L.H.S. and watching Nobska go on and off, Peggy was always active with the gang. She thinks she’ll be an old maid but her charm and personality put a crimp in that idea. N ineteen