Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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Sophomore Glass News HE Sophc more Qllss h1s been yery 1ct1ye ye1r The Cl1ss of 55 was welcomed Into the hlgh school durlng the tr1d1t1on1l Soph cmc re In1t11t1on week A f1m1lxar srght around the schc ol was 1 lowly sophomore wtth bucket full of semors books The s1me soph tmore pr1b1bly l1 il.l hrs p1nts rolled up to the knees welrlng nylc ns 1nd 1 very smelly omon hmgmg 1round his neck tred by 1 strmg All IH Ill both sophomores 1nd sentors h1d 1 gre1t deal of fun The weeks events were ended wnth 1 b1g d1nce 1t the recreatxon lDLlll.lll1i' where m1ny sophomores were c1lled upon to do 1 perform1nce of one kmd or anoth r A very successful Kore1n Rellef Drtye XV lS ronsc red bv the class dur1ng the month of December Th1s dr1ve w1s 1I'lSP11'Cd by 1 l tter recelved from Ch1pl11n Mllton Berg 1 res1dent of F1lm1uth who rs now servmu ID w1r torn KOYCI In thus letter Ch1pl11n Berg told of the very great HCLCSSIIY for clothmg 1mong the KOICTH ch1ldren and gave a l1st of young or ph1ns 1nd thexr specific needs All together the class collected twelve full cartons full of the much needed wmter and summer clothes The Sophomore class had some very grateful upport from the towns merchants The loc1l stores wh1ch contrtbuted 1rt1cles were M1lLh m1ns D6p1fIm6DI Store 1nd the Ten Acre The cl1ss greatly lpprecmted thelr help The commtttee who helped to make the drlve 1 ure1t success was constltuted of Maureen Tracy Lucy Rose Peggy Hughes Marlene 7leb1c1c G11l Colhns Raymond Tow Bob York Mar vm Thompson and Herbert Weeks The m1m event of th1s busy yen was the Seventh Annu1l Be1n Supper wh1ch w1s 1 yerv gre1t success both socally 1nd Iin1nc1ally t WIS held on S1turd1V Aprll ll 1t the V11 School c1feter11 Be 1ns hot dogs cole pot1to s1l1d 1 brg v1rxety of l1omem1de ICS rolls 1nd coffee were served by the boys of the cl1ss The entertaxnment for the supper w1s put on by the class themselves and w1s centered around the muslcal and fabulous Gay INIDGIICS er1 The show was m1de up of two very comlcal and typical plays of those vears The plays were Ten Barrooms 1n One Nlght 1 qulte d1fTerent verslon of the yerv f1m1l11r Ten Nlcht 1n 1 Blrroom 1nd The GTCWI Bottleneck Dlrmond or The Vlll1Ui5LlS Sh 1h of Shush 1 rc1l old milfklflml Also IU thc how WIS 1 DIDIOITIIITIC Wlmcm Purlorncd thc Busrle 1 rexl IyDlLll blrbershop qu1rtet two cxrls QLIFIIICIS 1nd three recltltlons She W1s Somebody s Mother Curfew Must Not Rim, 1ge s 1w SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS HERBERT WEEKS Pretzdent DENNIS CLOUGH V1rePr1Jzdcr1' GAIL COLLINS Serrctarn BARBARA GARDNER Trcamrer DAVID FITZGERALD Smzal Cl?dl7'7Il6I1 JUDY MCADAMS Tonlght 1nd Thc Drunklrd Mlker All were of the old tear lerkmg type and were re 1d extremely well The closrng number of the show w1s 1 Flora Dora Sextet fe1tur1ng 1 type of women Th1s act bro11ght down thc hc use It w IS qulte 1 surprlse to see the more b1shful boys of the cl1ss dressed lrke women 1nd romptng l'lll3flOLlSly 1cross the st1ge The Sophomores h1ve been ICIIVC ln v1r1ous other school actrvmes For Instance Pat Ro m1z1 C1rol Fonseca and Judy McAdams h1ve lent thelr t1lents to promotmg better school Splflf when they jomed the cheerle1ders squad P1t Romlza and Ruth Young were the m1n 1gers of the gxrls b1sketb1ll te1m 1nd recexved their letters 1long wrth Carol Hunzlker who WIS elected co c1pt11n of next ye1rs te1m Thc membcrs of thc cl1ss who h1vc scrvcd mn thc Student C,OllI1Lll lrc ludy McAd1ms Scnltor lflcl Cflfill Hunzlkcr 1nd ludy Powcrs IS Representxtncs They mended the sprung 1nd f1ll conyentxons wtth other members of thc councll I 1 1 ' '1' ' F K C I 1 1 1 ' fl I 111 1 1 ' '1 '7 1 1 ' ' 1 l 1 I 1 7. I 1 1 1 1 2 l 1 I K C f 17 ' 1 I1 I D 1 1 1. T--1. L Y 4 C N ' ' . I U U . f Cu . 1 1 1 -U I I , H. 1 y f ' f ' ' , Y l 1 .1 K 1 1 I ' I . . 1 . ' I Sr S I c . 4 . S. I A s . 1 1.1 S K I -- C I I 1 . '1 1 1 1 . 'lt 'I ff 1 f I 'Y 7 7 L W ' ' , V , . . A G K s a 1 ' , ' a - , ' 1 ' 1 ' ' chorus of srx boys dressed as the Gay' N1net1es 1 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 A ' I 1 ' 1 1 ' . E-. '1 1 I 1 1 ,1 - z ' '. ' 11 ' '1 1. 1 , ,' -- 1 1- 1 1 111 , 1 11.1 1 1 I - - 1 P ' L f 1 ' , c fn 1 v 4 '1 1 - - , . 1 , ,. . V 1 , . 1- I C ' ' U . , . 1 ' 1 1 y , , V - , 1 .1 . . 1. 1. 1 '1 1 2 1 . 7 1 2 I '1 . I I' ' L 4 1 'f' 1 L x 1 1 1 1 4 4 1 ' 1 '1 ' 1 1. A 1 ' 2', 2 ,ll s 'Z'l 1 -, - - '1 .1 - ' 'L A ' . , ,'., , A V , 1 'rs 1, ' , 1 1, 1 1 1 , ' ' - 4 1 1 1 -1 , 1' 2 1 ' ' ' J r . ' 1

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