Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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s. e n i o r J LAURA A. LYNCH Laura, Laurie”, or Skipper”, whichever you call her, you know her as a tall girl with blue eyes and dark brown hair which is the envy of all her colleagues since it is naturally curly. Laura’s favorite sport is basketball and her ability to utilize her height to advantage has earned her a place on the school squad as a guard. Laura chirps along with the rest of the gang in Glee Club and enjoys it en- thusiastically. Laura claims her probable fate will be growing old but we know many interesting things will take place before Father Time adds his touches to this attractive and personable miss. ANN LESLIE MacLELLAN Blonde-haired Ann is one of the prettiest girls in the class. Unappropriated nicknamed ' Saw Bones”, this lovely graduate was active in school as a sports ticket seller, a Glee Club participant, and as a member of the sewing class scheduled as an extra activity for interested students. Much of her work in this class has been displayed in the fashion shows held at school. Ann was head of the make-up committee for the senior play and was among the group that went on the Washington trip. Tele- phone office work will be her livelihood after grad- uation. We know that Ann’s good looks and pleas- ing personality will always stand her in good stead. ROBERT ARMAND MARSHALL Where there’s a fire there’s Fuzzy! Bob, one of the ablest boys to come out of the shop class, is also one of the high school’s Junior Callmen and he ' s happiest when he’s at the old fire house. His ideal is to be successful in everything. Fuzzy says swim- ming is his favorite sport along wdth his old faithful — firefighting. Fuzzy is quite a mechanic and cruises around in his own car. Being a diligent worker he is sure to be successful in everything that confronts him. Twenty-two

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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

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951 JOHN NOEL MARSTON It didn’t take John long to make a great many friends after he joined us in his senior year. This ability was most likely acquired from his attendance in many different schools. His father’s army career has enabled Jack to see much of the country from Maine to California. The South is the only section he has not visited. Jack is a happy-go-lucky type of person equipped with his own brand of humor. He is the only mem- ber of the class who has a hobby of being a marriage counselor, but he is seriously planning to stay unmar- ried long enough to become a dentist. PHYLLIS HELEN MARTELL Phyllis came to L.H.S. this year from Plattsburg High School in Plattsburg, New York. She im- mediately became an excellent and enthusiastic class worker. At Plattsburg she was a member of the glee club, chorus, basketball team, and dramatic club. Here at L.H.S. Phyllis was a coke seller at the foot- ball and basketball games, a glee club member, and a forward on the basketball team. Phyllis has a lot of school spirit and could always be found cheering our teams at athletic events. She took the business course and hopes to go to an avi- ation training school in order to became a stewardess. HERBERT MICHAEL McADAMS, Jr. Herby, nicknamed Henry” due to a misprint in an early school publication, is one of the quieter- spoken members of our class. Herb, whose good looks are evidenced by the accompanying photo, was voted the cutest boy” in the class by his sharp-eyed classmates. His chief interests lie in basketball and the Navy. A member of the Naval Reserve, Herb has a good jump on the rest of us when the services start calling the members of the class for a hitch with Uncle Sam. Herb is also a member of the Bruins, and has helped spark them to many a victory. After graduation, you’ll probably see Herb sporting a U. S. Navy uniform. Twenty-three