Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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s. e n i o r J MADELINE ALICE KEENAN Lo?BS Madeline is one of the most active students in our class. She is a member of the glee club, modern dance group, basketball team, Lawrencian and Stu- dent Intelligencer staffs, and National Senior Honor Society — also she is secertary of the Student Council. As co-head of the cheerleaders, Pups exhibited the pep and personality which makes her so popular. Away from L.H.S. she works as a long distance operator at the telephone office and is secretary of the High School Religion Class at St. Patrick ' s Church. Come September, Madeline plans to start classes at the University of Massachusetts. SUSAN LEINA LAWRENCE Sue is a typical high school girl. She is in- terested in all sports, and although she did not par ticipate in any L.H.S. offered she did excel in ice skating and skiing outside of school. Susan is a staunch supporter of the Glee Club and has lent her voice to it throughout her high school career. Susan was chosen by the Outlook Club to be a represen- tative from L.H.S. to Girls’ State last June. She made a fine showing and came back with a multitude of new friends. Susan took the business course dur- ing high school and is planning to enter the Cape Cod Hospital next fall as a Student Nurse. ( t bRkce MAY YVONNE LAFOND May is a French miss with a merry ' humor and a ready smile. A good student in the Household Arts division. May was one of the girls who helped make and present the United Nations flag to the English mayor who visited our school. She was active in many school functions and served on num- erous class committees. Her studies in the cooking and sewing fields will serve this engaged girl well in the years to come. Happiness and success are wished to May in her life and marriage by all her classmates. Twenty

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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

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951 ■■■■■ GERALDINE LEIGHTON Pert and pretty, Sugie” was an outstanding member of her class. Always pleasant and kind, this senior excelled in her w ' ork in the Household Arts division. Geraldine w ' as one of the girls who helped to make and to present the United Nations flag given to the mayor of Falmouth, England, when he visited our school. Many of her classmates have viewed the results of Sugie ' s” efforts in fashion shows and at school. Her plans for the future in- clude further training in this field, and all of her classmates wish this wonderful girl the best that life can give. MARY CAROL LEIGHTON Mary is a pint-size gal wdth dark hair and dark eyes. She habitually radiates laughter and has a wonderful personality. Mary is quite the songstress and enjoys participation in the Glee Club. She is very adept at jitterbugging — in fact at dancing in general. She is a beautiful seamstress, as evidenced by her stunning suits and skirts of which she is justly proud. Mary loves to watch football games and did her bit in spurring the squad on to victory as the enthusiastic drum majorette of the band. We know Mary s enthusiasm for life will lead her to success in the years to come. CONSTANCE ELAINE LOPES k! A A K Connie can be said to have more personal friends than almost anyone in the Senior Class. She is always bubbling over w’ith enthusiasm and has that rare quality of inciting the same force in others. Connie has been very ' active during school — she was an excellent guard in basketball, a Glee Club member, and a very energetic cheerleader. All the success of Senior Class activities w’ere in pan a direct result of the never ending vivacity of this girl, who as one of the social chairmen kept working until each event was a success. Connie took the College Course and plans to enter Bridgewater State Teachers College next fall. Twenty-one