Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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951 SHIRLEY LILLIAN PETERS P A 1 Shirley is a brown eyed, dark-haired girl who is rather quiet and reserved ’till you get to know her. She shocks us all by being the one creating the most noise in the band — Shirley pounds industriously on the big drum thus displaying the energy with which she tackles everything else. She sang in the Glee Club and blended her soprano voice with the rest of the songsters. She took a general course in school and enjoyed sewing exceedingly as evidenced by her nice-looking clothes. Shirley has always wanted to be a beautician and she says she may go into that field after she graduates. GILDA PIMENTAL Gilda is an attractive young miss with dark hair and big brown eyes. She has always been a more-than-active member of the class and has gained a reputation for being a most energetic girl. In school she took the business course to prepare for the work she plans to do after graduation. Other activities included Glee Club and Driver Education. Her seemingly inexhaustible energy has led her to do much on committees for class activities. Gilda’s plans for after graduation include work and then marriage. In both of these we know that this active girl will be happy. PATRICIA JANE PETERSON This is Pat whom everyone considers a good kid. Pat has blue eyes and light brown hair — also a cheerfully unworried disposition. She gets a little scissors-happy every few months and consequently we are not at all surprised when she nonchalantly saunters by looking as if an Iroquois had scalped her. Actually it’s not as bad as that; Pat is more than presentable no matter what way her hair is styled. Pat is one of the eager beaver reporters on the Student Intelligencer staff. She is thinking of continuing work as a telephone operator after graduation. Twenty-seven

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s. en 10 r 6 BARBARA MARILYN PACHECO Barb is a petite and peppy person. She made an excellent cheerleader during her Senior year and will leave a big gap in the squad after graduation. Barb has maintained a very good average throughout her high school career and as a result was initiated into the National Senior Honor Society last year. She is very fond of singing as can be proved by her constant attendence at Glee Club during her school life. Basketball is another favorite of Barb’s. She has been a valuable member of the squad for two years. Barbara is planning to use her business edu- cation this fall after her work at the telephone office is finished. ROBERT BERNARD PACHECO Along with this year’s graduating class there will disappear the familiar call of Moose” from the walls of old Lawrence High. Bob will be remembered most in the sports field where he established himself as one of the class’s top athletes. He played center in both basketball and football. His towering height was a great asset to the basketball team and his for- midable appearance on the gridiron made opponents look twice to make sure they weren’t seeing double. Moose” likes to spend his leisure time dancing and this year he learned to jitterbug from one of the feminine members of the class. Indications of Bob’s probable fate point toward the army and he isn’t alone in that respect! JOSEPH T. PARENT, Jr. Good-looking, good-natured, and a great guy, that ' s our Joe! One of the best-looking boys in the class, Joe has had no trouble making female hearts go a-flutter. However Fish” will also be remembered for his spirited performances on the hardwood and diamond. He captained the ’51 edition of our basket- ball team and was a sparkling performer in baseball. Though neither boisterous nor shy, Fish” has man- aged to make his presence known here-abouts. Ex- tremely popular with everyone he knows, Joe will never have any trouble making friends. Still un- decided about his future, you can bet Fish” will be right at the top of whatever he undertakes. Twenty-six

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s. en i o rd MARLENE JOYCE RAPOZA Her friendly smile and sparkling eyes make Marlene the best looking gal in our senior class. Marlene’s marks rank among the highest in the class and she is a member of the National Senior Honor Society. She is Co-Business Manager of the Law- rencian and also works on the Art Staff. She was Business Manager of the class play. Marlene is well known to us as Mrs. Harper’s able and valuable as- sistant in the school office. She was a member of the college course but also managed to take several business subjects. Outside of school, Marlene is employed as a secretary to Mr. Robert Tilden. FRANK JAMES REZENDES Pierre,” or whatever you want to call him, there’ll never be another guy like Frank. His beam- ing smile never ceases. Frank is one who can be serious when the rest of the class is laughing or laughing when the rest of the class is attempting to be serious. There ' s no limit to Frankie ' s ability from tearing apart the motor to his car to tearing a bad joke apart. Frank is a proud member of the Bruins and was one of the high scorers for that team in the Intra mural League. He is also a member of the National Honor Society. There isn’t a person in the school that can outeat Frankie and he proves this at all the class functions. Most of Frankie’s time outside of school is spent out of town with a certain J. A. Upon graduating Frank will try to further his education in a government naval school. BETTE ROBERTS The first thing you notice about Bette are her bright blue eyes. These are set off by a wide smile — always present — and the newest things in hair dos. She is one of the best dressed L.H.S.’ers and her ward- robe of summer dresses is envied by all the girls as well as being admired by the male population of L.H.S. Bette has been a member of the Glee Club throughout her high school years. She was one of the lucky group who went on the Washington trip in April. Bette started work as a local operator in the telephone office this spring. Twenty-eight