Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

c (p 0 J (?J Vc Lv ✓n ' te 2 W £0 J X, S3 l x l fi jT y° . j - , if A % v S y ✓ PoteTve kibrsn w.02 540 STIjf iCaiumtctan i95r FALMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY FALMOUTH, MAS 3)eJ, tii icauon We, the graduating class of 1957, DEDICATE OUR YEARBOOK TO m, Ujo 77 77 aiSinari IN APPRECIATION FOR HIS SINCERE HELP AND ADVICE AS A GUIDANCE COUNSELLOR AND HIS UNFAILING EFFORTS AS A TEACHER AND FRIEND. 2 ■ h - A. y Falmout ' P- Library Fa! ' T ' s! • 02 540 Page Administration 4 Faculty 6 - 10 Principal’s Message 1 1 Senior Officers 12 Seniors 13-31 Class Ode 32 Senior Activities 33 Baby Pictures 42 Hymn of Loyalty 43 Junior Class News 52 Sophomore Class News 55 Freshman Class News 56 Sports 59 Acknowledgements 82 Advertisements 83 3 in in is tra tion • • • Principal Mr. Russell B. Marshall Superintendent Mr. Harry S. Merson Assistant Principal Mr. Henry A. Frank Set OO t Con, m i l lee Seated l. to r. : Dr. Mary Sears, Mr. Laurence White, Mrs. Ethel Howard. Standing-. Mr. John DeMello, Mr. Frank Nickerson, Mr. Manuel Medeiros. 4 • • e m in is tra tion Mr. John Gilbert asseth Mrs. Harry L. Crooks Mr. Eugene Phillips an J Sc ciences Mr. James Kinney Mr. Romeo LaFond Dr. Joseph Collins Mr. Theodore Benttinen Mr. Gail Cavanaugh Mr. Ugo Tassinari 7 • • • Social Studied Mr. William Tow Mr. Alan Craig Mr. Sidney Roberts C. ommercia c • • • Mrs. Eleanor Osborne Miss Lucille Ogden Mrs. Gladys Curtis 8 e • • Mr. James Stevens Mr. Herbert Sunderman Miss Barbara Kenney +3 ndu3tria( and IJocafiona (Ms... Mr. Arthur Harper Mr. Lewis Robinson Mr. Gardner Sherman 9 Jl ome Economics Mrs. Mildred Esten Mrs. Ann Burroughs n j.. Me a ca( Education . . . Mr. Earl Mills Mr. Myron Gaddis 10 • • • p. Fine ipci do the Wen, hers of the Clan of 1957 M Y best wishes to you as you leave Lawrence High School. You have been privileged to live in a country blessed with freedom. You have seen a group of students come into Lawrence High School this past year from their homeland, a country not blessed with free- dom, a land ruled by Communists. We have welcomed them to the school and community. As the Bible puts it, we are members of one another”. This is our way of Life. We must show our new citizens and the world a philosophy of faith: faith in ourselves and in others, faith in the ability of each person to improve and grow, faith in the decency of all men. This faith is fundamental if we are to preserve our way of Life. You as graduates face the future with faith and you face it unafraid. 11 Russell B. Marshal] Principal Sm ior (L(a6S Off;, Lcerd President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Social Chairmen Christopher Bullock William Armstrong Judy Sheehan John Cahoon Mary Lee Craig Stanley Issokson 12 GRADUATES OF 1957 -jfTZiouJX 13 Sen lord 9 5 7 Patricia Viveiros Amaral The voice so sweet, the words so fair. Date of birth and place : October 18, 1939; Falmouth. Activities : A cappella Choir ' 55 -’57, Basketball ’55, Glee Club. Future plans : Marriage. Pat has been a very active member of the class. She is one of the lucky Senior girls sporting a diamond and with her warm heart and thoughtful ways we’re sure that she will be happy. Amos Andrade A great sport, both sturdy and strong He’s one grand fellow who won ' t go wrong. Date of birth and place : September 26, 1937; Falmouth. Activities : Football, Track, Basketball, Baseball. Future plans-. Undecided. Petey” is a great sports enthusiast and has participated in almost every sport at LHS. He has a secret passion for plaid shirts and wears them constantly. Bertha Andrade Born with the gift of laughter.” Date of birth and place-. October 21, 1937. Activities : Glee Club ’54 - ’56, A cappella Choir ’54 - ' 57. Future plans-. Nurse. Bertha has contributed her voice to the A cappella Choir and Glee Club throughout high school. She will go a long way with her easy- going manner and pleasant disposition. Franklin Andrade He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty.” Date of birth and place. July 14, 1937; Falmouth. Activities: Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, A cappella Choir, Track. Future plans: Technical training in Electronics. Franklin is one of the quietest members of our class except to those who knew him well. He has a wonderful sense of humor and is a great music fan. Jeannette Theodora Andrade She is never quiet hut when she’s sleeping.” Date of birth and place: June 8, 1935; Falmouth. Activities: Glee Club, Basketball, A cappella Choir, Softball. Future plans: Housewife. Happy-go-lucky — that’s Jan” with not a worry in the world. Janette plans to get married in the very near future and we all wish her the best of luck. 14 Louise Andrade A merry heart is like good medicine.” Date of birth and place : December 28. 1938; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Glee Club ’54, ’55, ’56; Girls Softball Team ’56. Future plans: Undecided. Louise is one of the most comical members of our class. Whenever you see Louise there ' s a laughing group surrounding her. With her bubbling personality she will succeed in whatever she does. Barbara Ann Andrews The nurse of full-grown souls is solitude.” Date of birth and place: January 22, 1939; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Future Businesswomen. Future plans: Nursing. Barb” plans to go into nursing after graduation. Barbara, formerly of East Providence joined the senior class this fall and quickly mide f iends with all of us. Sen lord 1 9 5 7 Gertrude Andrews An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow.” Date of birth and place: February 15, 1939; Falmouth. Activities: Glee Club ’54 - ’56, A cappella Choir ’56, ’57, Bean Supper ' 54. Future plans: Marriage. Gertrude is a quiet member of our class when with a crowd, but when with her friends she surprises us by being mischievous and full of fun. Best of luck in the future, Trudy! William Thomas Armstrong, Jr. He was leader of leaders.” Date of birth and place: July 22, 1939; Salem, Massachusetts. Activities: Social Chairman, Band; Class Marshal, Student Govern- ment Day Representative, Vice President Key Club ' 56, President Key Club ’57, Vice President Senior Class. Future plans: Business Administration. As President of the Key Club, Bill has upheld its terrific reputation. With this recommendation. Bill is sure to do well in anything he enters. Allen Barstow He knows what ' s what.” Date of birth and place: May 4, 1939; Hyannis. Activities: Football ’53 - ' 56, Baseball ’54 - ’56, Chess Club ’53, ’54, Travel Club. Future plans: College. Louie, ” an active senior is one of our very able athletes. Wherever you hear laughter you’re sure to see Louie.” 15 Sen iorJ 19 57 Susan Barstow Modesty conceals her beauties.” Date of birth and place-. February 16, 1939; Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Band ’54 -’57, Glee Club ’54 - ’56, Dance Band ’56, Col- lege and Career Club ’56, ' 57, Chemistry Club ' 56, Travel Club ’57, F.T.A. ’57, Lawrencian Staff ’57. Future plans-. College. A quiet girl, Sue has many friends and no enemies that we know of. With her fine character and good-natured ways, Sue is sure to be a success in her teaching career. Walter Stephen Bennett, Jr. Think not l am what I appear. Date of birth and place-. November 27, 1938; Medford, Mass. Activities-. Track, Travel Club ' 57, Driver Education. Future plans : College. Walter is quiet but is nice to know and always has a ready smile. We’re sure he’ll be a success in college. Christopher Knight Bullock Let us make hay while the sun shines. Date of birth and place-. February 16, 1940; Boston, Mass. Activities: Senior Class President, Key Club, Travel Club, Junior Class Social Chairman, Chemistry Club, College and Career Club, Boy’s State, Safety Patrol, Freshman Class Vice President. Future plans : College. Chris, with his collegiate clothes, is one of our most intelligent and popular boys and has been an asset to the social activities at LHS. We’re sure Chris will lead a successful life. John Brien Cahoon He’s a quiet fellow — sometimes. Date of birth and place-. February 13, 1940; Hyannis. Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Football, Senior Class Treasurer. Future plans : College. A well-known member of our Senior Class, John is an avid sports fan. He is also one of the famous Gombay boys and plans a college education after graduation. Rita Beverly Cahoon Her talents are of the more silent class.” Date of birth and place: May 4, 1937; Wareham, Mass. Activities: Glee Club, Band ’54 - ’57, Freshman Prom Committee. Future plans: Reach the height of fame. Small, quiet, with a pleasing personality is Rita. She is a busy mem- ber of the business divison and is interested in music. 16 Joseph Cardeira, Jr. To know him is to like him always. Date of birth and place : September 13, 1938; New Bedford, Mass. Activities ' . Chefs’ Class, Gymnastics, Football. Future Plans ; Coast Guard. Whenever we saw Joe, Blanche was usually at his side. Joe was an able football player and also was interested in gymnastics. His future plans include joining the Coast Guard after graduation. Left school before graduation. Charles A. Clarkin Men of few words are the best men.” Date of birth and place-. October 26, 1938; New Bedford, Mass. Activities-. Safety Patrol, Glee Club, A cappela Choir, Baseball. Future plans-. Service. One of our most musically-inclined seniors, Charlie has been a mem- ber of both Glee Club and A cappella Choir for most of his high school career. George Cole, Jr. A little nonsense now arid then is relished by the wisest men. Date of birth and place : August 22, 1939; Hyannis, Mass. Activities-. Football ' 54 - ' 56, Basketball ' 55, ' 56, Baseball ' 54 - 57. Future plans-. Undecided. George, one of the more rugged members in our class, has been very active in many class activities. He was especially outstanding in baseball and football, and success for George in the future looks bright. Linda Lee Ellis Collins Nothing is impossible to the industrious. Date of birth and place : May 23, 1939; Staten Island, New York. Activities-. Student Council ' 54, ' 56, ' 57; A cappella Choir ' 55 -’57, Chess Club ' 55, Travel Club, President Junior Class, College and Career Club ' 56, National Junior Honor Society, Daisy Chain, D.A.R. An able, energetic leader with a sparkling personality describes our Linda. Her future plans include college, and perhaps a career in art. Marianne Costa You are a devil at everything.” Date of birth and place : March 24, 1939; Falmouth. Activities ' . Future Businesswomen of America, Student Intelligencer, Glee Club, Travel Club, Lawrencian Staff. Future plans : Undecided. Marianne will always be remembered for her gift of gab and devilish ways. A lover of fun and good times, she has found many friends. ' Seniors 1 9 5 7 17 75en iori 1 9 5 7 Maureen Kathleen Costa Let me tell the world.” Date of birth and place : September 5, 1939; Falmouth. Activities ' . Glee Club, Student Intelligencer, College and Career Club, Model Congress, Lawrencian, Travel Club, Lookout Club. As all would tell you, Maureen is a likeable, friendly, energetic senior. She is always wearing a smile and loves to talk. Robert Stanley Couto T he strength of twenty men. Date of birth and place : January 7, 1938; New Bedford, Mass. Activities ' . Football, Baseball manager, Chess Club, Gymnastics. Future plans-. Dean Junior College. The gift of athletic ability has been given to Cout.” There’s never a dull moment when this popular senior is around. Mary Lee Craig Small and sweet, cute and neat.” Date of birth and place: April 21, 1939; Boston, Mass. Activities: Broadcaster ’54, Glee Club ’54, Student Intelligencer ’54- ' 57, Associate Editor ’57, Cheerleader ’55 - ' 57, Social Chairman of Class ’55 - ' 57, Student Council ’57, College and Career Club ' 56, Girls’ State, Lookout Club ’56-’57, Lawrencian Staff, Literary Editor. Future plans: Bradford Junior College. Lee” is one of the more active members of our class with a cute smile and a loveable personality. She is well-known for her frequent trips to Connecticut. Our best wishes go with her for a happy and suc- cessful future. Albert Raymond Crocker Sincerity gives wings to power. Date of birth and place: March 14, 1940; Woods Hole. Future plans: Undecided. Albert, isn ' t well-knowm to many at LHS, but our best wishes go with him in the future. Harry Livingston Crooks, Jr. Action is not life, but a way of dissipating one ' s strength .” Date of birth and place: April 16, 1938; Fall River, Mass. Activities: A cappella Choir, College and Career Club, Track, J.V. Football, Travel Club. Future plans: Undecided. Harry is a friendly, easy-going person who always says hello’’ to everyone he meets. We wish him luck in the future. 18 Carol Jane Cummings Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low.” Date of birth and place-. January 27, 1939. Activities : Junior Honor Society, Glee Club, Student Council ' 54 - ' 57, Social Chairman of Class ' 54, Chess Club, Student Intelligencer, Vice- President of Class ' 55, National Honor Society, Daisy Chain, College and Career Club, Senior Choir ' 55 -’57, Vice-President of Class ' 56, Travel Club, Lawrencian Staff, Student Council President ' 57. Future plans: College. Carol has been an important factor in the success of our class and always is a lot of fun. Best of luck at college. Seniors 1 9 5 7 Sally Ann Day A sweet, attractive kind of grace.” Date of birth and place: April 14, 1939; Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Glee Club, National Honor Society, Lookout Club ' 56, 57; College and Career Club ' 56, Travel Club, Daisy Chain, Future Busi- nesswomen, Lawrencian Staff ' 57. Sally is the sweet, silent type and is widely envied for her beautiful curly hair. Best of luck to her at college! Margaret Patricia DeSouza A busy mind, a quiet smile, every moment made worth while. Date of birth and place: July 31, 1938; New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Glee Club, Junior Honor Society, Senior Choir, Future Businesswomen of America, Lawrencian Staff, Senior Honor Society, Travel Club, Daisy Chain. Future plans: Undecided. Wavy dark hair and a quiet appearance aptly describes Maggie . She is one of the most competent seniors business-wise and has her heart set on being a secretary. Dana Hauston Dufur A life without sport is not life.” Date of birth and place: August 25, 1938; Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Gymna stics ' 54 - ' 57, Chefs ' Club ' 55, Football ’55-’56, Class Play ' 57, Chess Club ’55-’56, Baseball ' 56. Future plans: Marines. Dana is one of the most outstanding boys in our class. He is noted for his good humor, and is popular with all who know him. We know he will be a success in the Merchant Marines. William Washburn duMont, Jr. You may relish him more in the soldier than in the scholar. Date of birth and place: September 10, 1937; Greenfield. Mass. Activities: Dance Band ' 54-’55; College and Career Club ' 56- ' 57. Future plans: Marines. Bill left our class in February to become a stalwart Marine. He was very collegiate and could often be found beating drums at parties. Our wishes go with him in his future endeavors. 19 Sen lord 1 9 5 7 Francelia Dunham That twinkle in thine eye betokens mischief.” Date of birth and place-. November 17, 1939; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Field Hockey ’54, Basketball ’55-’56, Senior Class Play ’57, Travel Club ' 57, Lawrencian Staff ’57, A cappella Choir ’56-’57, Chem- istry Club ’56, College Career Club ' 56. Future plans: Nurse. Small and cute, with long auburn hair is our Franny. She plans to be a nurse and with her pleasant manner we’re sure she’ll brighten each patient’s day. Virginia Lee Eastman Nothing is more natural than to marry.” Date of birth and place: March 13, 1939; Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Glee Club ’54- ' 55, A cappella Choir ’56-’57, Lawrencian Staff, Journalism Staff. Future plans: Marriage. Ginny, a member of the Diamond Club”, is a well-known member of our senior class and will be married this summer. Lucky girl! Irving Francis Edwards, Jr. It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends.” Date of birth and place: August 15, 1939; Provincetown, Mass. Activities: Chefs ' Class. Future plans: Mechanic. Irving is the small, silent type but his easy-going ways have won him many friends. His main ambition is to become a mechanic. Left school before graduation. Carol Ann Eldredge A girl who quietly winds her way. Date of birth and place: May 25, 1939; Boston, Mass. Activities: Glee Club ’54-’55, A cappella Choir ’56-’57, Lawrencian Staff, Student Intelligencer Staff ' 57. Future plans: Marriage. Carol is one of the more modest girls in our class, possessing a warm personality that delights her many friends. Sandra Marie Erickson A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.” Date of birth and place: October 1, 1939; Brockton, Mass. Activities: Glee Club, Commercial Arts Club. Future plans: Marriage. We will always remember Sandy”, a tall senior with short curly hair, a pleasant disposition, and an easy laugh. Left school before graduation. 20 Patricia Louise Fish A girl to know, a girl worth while.” Date of birth and place : August 26, 1938; Falmouth, Mass. Future plans : Undecided. Small and quiet is Pat, but her friends know that she’s not always as quiet as she appears. Her future plans are uncertain but we wish her the best of luck in whatever she decides to do. Left school before graduation. Anne Elizabeth Langenheim ”Be to the best that thou knowest ever true.” Date of birth and place ' . October 24, 1939; Boston, Mass. Activities ' . Broadcaster, National Senior and Junior Honor Society, Student Council ’54, ' 55, ’57, Intelligencer Staff, Senior Editor Intel- ligencer in ’57, College and Career Club, Lookout Club, Daisy Chain, Lawrencian Staff. Future plans : College. One of the most intelligent members of our class, Anne has always been one of our best and most active workers. We know she’ll be a success at college with her ability and love of fun. Jayme M. Franco Good temper is like a sunny day.” Date of birth and place-. December 27, 1939; New Bedford, Mass. Activities ' . Art Club, Gymnastics, Travel Club. Future plans : Navy. Jayme always has a big grin and seems to be having a great time no matter what he is doing. Our wishes go with him in the Navy. Eleanor Frawley ' ' Look into her eyes and you see an angel, look a little longer and you see a little imp.” Date of birth and place: December 28, 1939; Fall River, Mass. Activities: Field Hockey, Glee Club Chemistry Club, Travel Club, College and Career Club, Lookout Club, Lawrencian Staff. Future plans: Nursing school or college. Eleanor is a sweet and thoughtful member of our class wdth a large following of friends. We know she will succeed in her future schooling with her intelligence and her love of fun. Donald Fowler Live, love, laugh and be merry.” Date of birth and place: October 24, 1939; Newton, Mass. Activities: Baseball, Travel Club, Class Play, Class Day, College and Career Club. Future plans: Millionaire. Donny” can usually be found cruising around in his blue Ford with any number of his cronies”. We don’t think you ' ll ever become a millionaire, but we wish you lots of luck. Sen iorS 9 5 7 21 SL iorS 1 9 5 7 Philip Crosby Geggatt How happy is he!’’ Date of birth and place: May 16, 1938; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Football ' 54- ' 55, Captain ’56; Basketball ' 54 - ’57, Base- ball ’54 - ’57, Captain ’57; Gymnastics ' 54, Driver Education. Future plans: Army. Geggie” has made himself known to all by his avid participation not only in football but in basketball and baseball, too. Ernest Gonsalves There’s mischief in his eye. Date of birth and place: March 16, 1939; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Football ’54 - ' 56, Baseball ’54 - ' 57. Future plans: Electronics School. Although small in size Ernie” has a large personality. Sandra P. Hastay ' There is a time for speaking and a time for being still.” Date of birth and place: June 22, 1939; New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Choral Training, Travel Club. Future plans: Work. Sandy” appears to be a very quiet girl, but she is always willing to give a helping hand to anyone. After graduation she plans to get a job in town. Robert A. Hayward Gaily the troubadour touched his guitar. Date of birth and place: May 29, 1938; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Choir, Glee Club. Future plans: Music. A great music lover. Bob sings and plays a Spanish guitar. This is his favorite pastime and he hopes to make a career of it. Mary Anna Hicks Haste makes waste.” Date of birth and place: November 16, 1939; Mashpee, Mass. Activities: Future Businesswomen’s Club ' 57. Future plans: Undecided. Mary is one of our quietest seniors who hopes to become a secretary after graduation. Best of luck, Mary. 22 Richard Stephen Howard Study as if you were to live forever. Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Date of birth and place. August 28, 1939; Boston, Mass. Activities-. Football, Key Club, Choir, Student Intelligencer Staff, Lawrencian Staff, Travel Club, Gymnastics. Future plans-. U. S. Armed Forces. A happy-go-lucky Senior who is always lots of fun is Dick. We wish him the best of luck in the Air Force. Susan Hunziker Born for success, she seems. Date of birth and place : February 9, 1939; Boston, Mass. Activities-. National Junior Honor Society ' 54, Basketball ' 54, Glee Club ' 54, Travel Club ' 57, Lookout Club President ' 57, Lawrencian Staff ' 57, College and Career Club ' 56, Student Intelligencer ' 55 - ' 57, Key Club Sweetheart ' 57, Cheerleader ' 57, Daisy Chain ' 56, National Honor Society ' 56. Future plans : College. Sue has been one of the outstanding members of our class. With her strong character and will to work, she certainly will succeed in college. Stanley Edward Issokson My heart bids me do it, if do it I can, and it is a thing possible to do. Date of birth and place : February 26, 1940; Boston, Mass. Activities : Basketball Mgr., Model Congress, Glee Club, Student In- telligencer, Chefs’ Club, College Career Group. Future plans : College. Stanley has always been one of the most hard-working and friendly members of our class. We know he’ll be a great success at college and in anything he attempts after that. Lloyd Johnson His words are few and often funny. Date of birth and place : July 3, 1937; Little Rock, Arkansas. Activities-. High jump, Glee Club, Gymnastics. Future plans-. Engineer in Electronics. Lloyd hails from Little Rock, Arkansas, and came to us last year. Upon graduation he plans to enter a school for electronic engineers. Ludie Audrey Johnson A quiet, conscientious girl is she.” Date of birth and place: March 10, 1939; Gardiner,, Maine. Activities: Future Businesswomen, Larwencian Staff, Archery Club. Future plans: Undecided. Ludie hails from Maine and just joined us this year. She is un- decided about her future, but we are sure she ' ll be successful in what- ever she undertakes. Sen iorS 95 7 23 iorS 1 9 5 7 Geraldine Emma Marie Keeler She is a friendly girl that has plenty of friends. Date of birth and place : July 17, 1939; Concord, New Hampshire. Activities-. Senior Play Committee, Daisy Chain, Travel Club, Future Business Women, Junior Honor Society, Larwencian Staff, Glee Club. Future plans: Florida. If you ever see a brown Ford zooming down the road it’s Gerry” and her many friends. Gerry has been an active member of our class and plans on going to Florida after graduation. We wish her happv traveling. Larry Lee Knapp Farmers are the strength of the nation.” Date of birth and place: May 13, 1939; Lancaster, Wisconsin. Activities: Football ’55- ' 56, Baseball ’36- ' 57, Track ’56- ' 57, Key Club, Gymnastics ’56-’57, Chess Club. Future plans: University of Massachusetts. Larry ' s pleasant ways and big smile have made him many friends in his two years at LHS. His future plans include a farm in Wisconsin. Best of luck! Dorothy Olivia Lino The joy of youth and health her eyes displayed.’’ Date of birth and place: February 7, 1938; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Glee Club, Senior Choir, Student Intelligencer. Future plans: Marriage. Dottie is one of the many senior girls who is wearing a diamond. She is well known for her humorous ways and her sweet smile. Carol Ann Lopes A merry heart lasts all day long. Date of birth and place: May 28, 1939; New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Glee Club ' 55, ' 56. Future plans: Nursing. Happy-go-lucky — that’s Dolly with not a worry in the world. Dolly plans to continue schooling in the study of Nursing. We all wish her the best of luck and success. John Charles Lyons I am fond of the company of ladies.” Date of birth and place: April 21, 1939; Boston, Mass. Activities: Operators Club ' 54 - ' 56, Gymnastics ' 54 - ' 57, Photography Club ' 55, Dramatics Club, Senior Class Play Cast, Lawrencian Staff, Camera Club. Future plans: College. One of our most collegiate dressers is Tweeds”, a very likeable and active member of our class. Lots of fun and luck at college! 24 Donald H. MacDougall Handsome is what handsome does.” Date of birth and place : November 29, 1939; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Operators Club, Travel Club, College and Career Club, Boy ' s State. Future plans: Massachusetts Maritime Academy. A slow-moving and slow speaking boy is what we could call Donald . . . that is before you know him! He plans on going to the Mass. Maritime Academy after graduation. Best of luck and success always, Donald. Frances Susan Marie Maguire An unextinguished laughter shakes the sky.” Date of birth and place: July 6, 1939; Daytona Beach, Florida. Activities: Student Intelligencer, Lawrencian, Art Club, Travel Club, Model Congress, Commercial Art and Advertising, Driver Education, Dramatics Club. Future plans: Airline Hostess. An artistically talented girl whose loyalty to her close friends can never be equalled. We wish her the very best that life can bring. Eugene Michael Moniz His friends — they are many, his foes — are there any?” Date of birth and place: February 6, 1940; New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Freshman Prom, Travel Club, Football ’54 - ' 56, Class Play Committee. Future plans: Northeastern University. Mickey” will always be remembered as a likeable member of our class and his clowning ways have won him many friends. He shows his vast sports ability by his performance on the football field. Mickey, we all wish you the best in whatever you undertake. Sandra Cecile Nordquist T he lovelight in her eyes.” Date of birth and place: December 26, 1938; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Junior Honor Society, Broadcaster Club, Daisy Chain, National Honor Society, Future Business Women. Future plans: Marriage. Sandra’s warm personality and friendliness have won her many friends at LHS. We wish her much happiness in the future. Virginia M. Ozment Life is always interesting when you have a purpose and live in its fulfillment.” Date of birth and place: May 21, 1939; Ponchatoula, Louisiana. Activities: Intelligencer, Senior Choir, Travel Club, College and Career Club, National Honor Society. Future plans: Nursing. Ginny” is a well-liked member of our class with a following of many friends. We wish her success in her nursing career. Sen ior$ 1 9 5 7 25 Sen iorS 95 7 Jane Louise Pacheco So sueet, so fair, so loads of fun, she ' s liked by all, disliked by none.’’ Date of birth and place : July 30, 1938; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Broadcaster ' 54, Future Business Women ' 57, Glee Club ' 56, Cheerleader ' 57, Lawrencian Business Editor, Intelligencer ' 57, A cappella Choir, Drivers Education ' 57. Future plans : Undecided. Cute and small is our Janie, one of the most popular girls in our class. Although she hasn ' t yet decided what she will do after graduation, she has our best wishes for all the happiness in the world. Stephen R. Pacheco Action may not always bring happiness; but there is no happiness without action.” Date of birth and place: May 8, 1938; New Bedford, Mass. Future plans: Undecided. If a cloud of dust is sighted in the street usually it is centered around a white Ford. Steve is a happy-go-lucky person and is undecided about his future but the best of luck goes with him. Robert L. Parent It is known that l can be serious at reasonable times. Date of birth and place: May 13, 1939; Wareham, Mass. Activities: Football, Baseball, A cappella Choir, Travel Club, Class Play. Future plans: Dean Junior College. Bob and his rwitchy leg are very well-known around LHS. He is an avid sports fan and is always having a good time. We wish him lots of luck in the future. Rita B. Pease Born with a gift of laughter and sense that the world is mad. Date of birth and place: May 9, 1938; Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Lawrencian, Drivers Education, Travel Club, Minstrel Show. Future plans: Marriage. Rita is one of the many senior girls who is wearing a diamond. Rita’s personality is one which is as friendly as can be. Donald Johnson Perry Haste thee, and bring with thee, jest and youthful jollity.” Date of birth and place: February 19, 1939; Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Student Council ’56, Lawrencian Staff ’57, Travel Club ’57. Future plans: Undecided. Donnie will always be thought of as one who enjoys getting into trouble. He can usually be found riding around in his blue Ford. He is undecided about his after graduation plans but we all wish him the best. | 26 Robert Paul Peters Nor has he spent his life badly uho has passed it in privacy.” Date of birth and place : July 6, 1938; Hyannis, Mass. Activities ' . Chess Club, Travel Club. Future plans ' . College. Bob ' s quiet and smart, well-liked by all his friends. We’re sure he ' ll be a success in college. Sen lord 195 7 Deolinda Pimental There ' s laughter in her eyes, her cheek, her lip.” Date of birth and place : February 26, 1936; Falmouth, Mass. Activities ' . A capped a Choir, Future Business Women, Glee Club, Lawrencian, Broadcaster, Travel Club. Future plans ' . Airline Hostess. Always a lot of fun and raring to go is Deolinda. Lots of luck in the future. 4 Rosalie Pimental She was a lady — quiet and sedate.” Date of birth and place : November 26, 1938; Falmouth, Mass. Activities ' . Glee Club, Future Business Women, Outlook Club, Travel Club. Future plans ' . Hairdresser. Rosalie, although appearing quiet and sedate is really a devil under- neath. Good luck in your hairdressing career — keep curling! Douglas B. Poole Wit makes it own welcome, and levels all distinction.” Date of birth and place-. August 3, 1940; Fall River, Mass. Activities ' . Key Club ' 55 -’57, Chess Club ' 55-’56, President College and Career Group, Chemistry Club, Boy’s State ’56, Travel Club ’57, Senior Class Play . Future plans ' . Tufts. Doug, with his warm hearted manner will win him many friends throughout life. Wayne Scott Potter Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Date of birth and place ' . March 9, 1939; Mashpee, Mass. Activities ' . Chef’s Class ’54, Gymnastics ' 55. Future plans: Entertainer. Wayne is a quiet ambitious person who would like to enter the entertainment field. What ever you attempt, we wish you the best of luck. 27 .£ enio ' 6 1957 Norma Snow Ricketson It is quality rather than quantity that matters. Date of birth and place-. April 16, 1939; New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Senior Choir. Future plans: Dancing teacher. A very quiet member of our class, whom very few of us know well. Best of luck to her in the future! Nancy Jane Rioux Health and gaiety foster beauty. Date of birth and place: September 27, 1939; Fairhaven, Mass. Activities: Broadcaster ’54, Cheerleader ’55-’56, Co-head ’57, Key Club Sweetheart ’57, Art Editor Lawrencian ’57, Glee Club ’54, Student Intelligencer ’56-’57, Lookout Club ’56, Class Marshal ' 56, College and Career Club ' 56. Future plans: Lasell Junior College. A vivacious blonde, and one of tbe prettiest girls in the class is our Nancy. We know she’ll have a great time at Lasell next year! Jerome Leonard Roderick He took the lead in every jovial conversation. Date of birth and place: July 4, 1939; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Glee Club, A cappella Choir, Class Play, Travel Club, Lawrencian, Class Day Committee, Football ' 54, Gymnastics. Future plans: Service. Jer” reels off jokes one after the other and can always pep up any party. He is sure to succeed in anything he does with his great per- sonality. Judith A. Sheehan An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Date of birth and place: August 15, 1939; Brockton, Mass. Activities: Intelligencer, Student Council, Lawrencian, Lookout Club, Travel Club, Honor Society, Daisy Chain, Glee Club, College and Career Club, Freshman Class Treasurer, Secretary of Junior and Senior Class. Future plans: Boston University School of Nursing. Judy, with her clever and witty personality, is probably the most talented member of our class and is forever making up an appropriate poem for one of her many friends. She has our best wishes for what we are sure will be a happy and successful future. Alipio Simons There was no nonsense about him. Date of birth and place: April 27, 1939; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: College Career Group, Band, Orchestra. Future plans: College. Nice to know but quiet to outsiders is Alipio. Have fun at college. Sonny! 28 Jane Ann Souza Where words fail, musk speaks.” Date of birth and place-. July 29, 1939; Waquoit, Mass. Activities : Stamp Club ’54, A cappella Choir ’54 - ' 57, Glee Club ' 54 - ' 56, Future Teachers of America ’57, Travel Club, Lawrencian ’57. Future plans-. Mathematics Teacher. A hard-working and active member of our class, Jane is sure to succeed in her future plans. Sen iorS 1957 Joseph Louis Souza You hear the boy laughing? You think he’s all fun . . Date of birth and place : July 3, 1938; New Bedford, Mass. Activities-. Football, Travel Club. Future plans-. Aviation Training. A sturdy member of our football team and always ready for a good time is Joe. Renee Frances Souza Holy, fair, and wise is she.” Date of birth and place-. September 17, 1938; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Broadcaster, Lawrencian Staff, Travel Club. Future plans: Secretary. Renee is one of the sweetest and most well-liked members of our class. With her pleasant ways, Renee will always succeed. Edith May Thowless As me no questions, I’ll tell you no fibs.” Date of birth and place: April 15, 1939; Teaneck, New Jersey. Activities: Glee Club, A cappella Choir ’54 -’57, Lawrencian, Col- lege and Career Club, Travel Club. Future plans: Nurse. Edie, is an active member of our class, and plans a career of nursing. Robert Tobin Character is worth a thousand laurels.” Date of birth and place: December 16, 1939; Boston. Activities: Basketball ' 55 - ' 57, Glee Club, Senior Choir, Lawrencian, Stamp Club, Class Play. Future plans: College. Bob is well known for both his tardiness and his varied collection of nicknames. Best of luck in your college career! 29 Sen lord 1 9 5 7 Barbara Lois Van Ham She’s the loveliest girl in the county, and better yet she’s bonny. Date of birth and place : October I, 1939; Boston, Mass. Activities ' . Lookout Club, Travel Club Secretary, Basketball, Cheer- leader, Daisy Chain, Class Play, Honor Society, College and Career Club, Broadcaster, Sophomore Class Secretary. Future plans : Becker Junior College. One of the prettiest girls in the class. Barb has a winning personality and is well liked by everyone. Happy college days! Patricia Maye Vidal Full of pep, full of fun, a laugh and a smile for everyone. Date of birth and place : February 17, 1939; New Bedford, Mass. Activities ' . Glee Club, Choir, Travel Club, Future Business Women, Co-Head Cheerleader. Future plans: Private Secretary. Pat with her peppy ways and smiles will surely be a success as her father’s private secretary next year. Elinor Mary Weeks It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends.” Date of birth and place: October 6, 1939; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Glee Club, Junior Majorette Instructor, Majorette Leader ’57. Lawrencian Business Staff, Majorette Club, Future Business Women. Future plans : Florida. Ellie” is nice to know ' and lots of fun. With all of her fine qualities we know ' that she will have a happy and successful future. Brenton Turner White Said in sport, meant in earnest.” Date of birth and place: July 30. 1939; New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Baseball ’55 -’57, Basketball ’55-’56, Captain ’57, Foot- ball ’56, Key Club ’55-’56, Treasurer ’56-’57. Future plans: Aviation training. Whitey is best know ' n for his performances on the basketball team. A versatile member of the class, he is well known for his quiet ways. Beverly Ann Netto Woods Good things come in smdl packages.” Date of birth and place: June 15, 1938; New ' Bedford, Mass. Activities: A rappel la Choir, Future Business Women, President of Honor Society, Lawrencian Business Staff. Future plans: Marriage. A recently married senior. Bev is well-liked and has always been one of the most active w ' orkers of our class. We wish her lots of luck and happiness in the future! ) i 30 Seniors 95 7 Jean Souza I’m modesty personified.” Drte of birth and place: May 3, 1939; Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Glee Club, Lawrencian, Commercial Art and Advertising, Future Business Women, Junior Honor Society, Daisy Chain, National Honor Society. Future plans: Secretarial work. Jean is a quiet but active member of our class. We wish her hap- piness in her future life. Spencer Booker Not too serious, not too gay. But altogether a jolly good fellow. Date of birth and place: June 16, 1937; Falmouth. Activities: Track. Future plans: Air Force. Spencer is quite a comic with his habit of growing a beard and his different hair cut. He also is a great joke-teller. Best of luck in the Air Force, Skip”! William W. Booker Fie who has ability finds his place.” Date of birth and place: July 23, 1938; Waquoit. Activities: Basketball ’54, Track ’54 -’57, Business Club ' 54, Foot- ball ’55, ’56. Future plans: College. Bill is one of those few lucky people who are talented in sports and scholastic activities both. We know be will do well in his engineering career. Gary Lee Brown Flappy am I, from care I’m free Why aren ' t they all contented like me. Date of birth and place: October 11, 1939; Omaha, Nebraska. Gary, a newcomer in September, is already an accepted and well- liked member of our class. With his personality and witty wavs, he’ll always be an outstanding member of any group. Katherine Andrade Gomes A quiet girl, well known to few. Date of birth and place: March 21, 1934; Falmouth, Mass. Future plans: Nursing. Katherine, always ready for a laugh, is noted for her humorous man- ner. She plans on going into Nursing after graduation. Clayton Rae Hendricks l really haven’t much to say, but in this world I’ll make my way.” Date of birth and place: July 21, 1937; Mashpee, Mass. Activities: Baseball ' 56. Future plans: Undecided. Clayton has just been with us this year but we wish him lots of luck in the future. 31 CL add by Harry L. Crooks Jane A. Souza I Dear Lawrence High, the time has come to part. There is a sadness deep within our heart. When we look back, sweet memories we see. Oh, Lawrence High School, we shall miss thee. II Loyalty, Honor, Service you have taught; Highest ideals, into our hearts you’ve brought. Thy teachings true shall never, never end. Oh, Lawrence High School, our teacher and friend. 33 UT of the senior class every year, a boy and girl are chosen to have their names cast in bronze on the Henry Herbert Smythe Honor Roll. These people are chosen by their classmates because of their outstanding qualities of Loyalty. Honor, and Service. This year we proudly announce the additions of Judith Sheehan and John Cahoon to the Smythe Honor Roll. J nclitli )heeh an T HIS year the Smythe Honor Roll Award was presented to Judith Sheehan. The senior class elected Judy because she best ex- emplifies the school motto — loyalty, honor and service. Judy has always been an active member of the class and during her junior and senior year served as class secretary. She has also been a member of the National Honor Society, Daisy Chain, editor of the Lawrencian, and secretary of the student council. . At graduation Judy received an award from the Daughters of the Founders and Patriots of the American History and is the first high school student in Massachusetts to receive this award. Judy is going to attend the Boston Uni- versity School of Nursing next year and hopes to be a registered nurse. J ohn C ah oon T HE Smythe Honor Roll Award, established by Henry Herbert Smythe, was presented this year to John B. Cahoon as rhe person who best typifies the ideals of loyalty, honor, and service. John was active athletically as well as schol- astically during his high school life, particularly in football, basketball and baseball. He re- ceived the Harvard Book Award in his junior year and was social chairman of the class in his senior year. After graduation John will attend Holy- Cross College. 34 Incite t uth It JpHE Babe Ruth Award, presented annually to a senior boy and girl who have best displayed good sportsmanship both on and off the field, is awarded this year to Barbara Van Ham and Philip Geggatt. Their names will be cast in bronze and added to the Babe Ruth Award Placque. Jj arlara l ? an - h am B Y the unanimous vote of her class this year’s Babe Ruth award was presented to Barbara VanHam. Barbara has been an active member of the class of 1957 during her four years at L H.S. She was elected co-captain of the girls ' basketball team in 1957 and a member of the squad for three previous years. She was also one of the pretty cheerleaders of whom Law- rence High is so justly proud. Barbara was secretary of the class in her sophomore year, treasurer of the Lookout Club in her junior year, and a member of both Daisy Chain and National Honor Society, besides participating in many other activities. After graduation Barbara plans to attend Becker Junior College where she will take a medical secretarial course. Pkihp e 99 a tt TJH1LIP Crosby Geggatt was this year ' s choice - ■ for the Babe Ruth award. Phil has been a letterman in football, baseball, and basketball for the past three years. But more than that, lie personifies the type of player for whom this award was created — a person who cares more about good sportsmanship than about victory. Recently he received several awards from the Booster’s Club for his athletic prowess and ideal sporting qualities. Phil is a sportsman in the true sense of the word and because of this he is well liked both by his teammates and classmates, who proved their liking for him by voting him most athletic ” in the Senior Super- lative poll. After graduation Phil plans to join the Army. 35 SMARTEST BEST ALL AROUND MOST POPULAR John Cahoon, Judy Sheehan Linda Collins, Larry Knapp Mary Lee Craig, Bill Armstrong MOST INDUSTRIOUS MOST MUSICAL CLEVEREST Bill Booker, Linda Collins Bob Hayward, Jane Souza Judy Sheehan, Larry Knapp WITTIEST BEST LOOKING BEST NATURED Mickey Moniz, Judy Sheehan Chris Bullock, Barbara Van Ham Mary Lee Craig, Joe Souza 36 BEST DANCERS MOST DRAMATIC MOST SOPHISTICATED Barbara Van Ham, John Lyons Jerry Roderick, Judy Sheehan Nancy Rioux, John Lyons BEST DRESSED MOST ATHLETIC MOST BASHFUL Bill Armstrong, Nancy Rioux Barbara Van Ham, Phil Geggatt Norma Ricketson, Sonny Simons BEST LEADERS Linda Collins, Chris Bullock CUTEST Jane Pacheco, Dana Dufur (Continued on page 62) MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy Sheehan, Chris Bullock 37 First rou l. to r.: John Cahoon, Rosalie Pimental, Mr. William Tow, Linda Collins, Douglas Poole, Pat Vidal, Marianne Costa, Barbara VanHam, Bob Parent. Second row. Renee Souza, Deolinda Pimental, Maureen Costa, Sue Barstow, Fran Dunham, Eleanor Frawley, Ginny Ozment, Elinor Weeks, Jerry Keeler, Susan Hunziker, Judy Sheehan, Sally Day, Margaret De Souza, Rita Cahoon. Third row. Jane Souza, Robert Couto, Mickey Moniz, Dana Dufur, Bob Peters, Alipio Simons Allen Barstow, Donny Ferry, Jerry Roderick, Stanley Issokson, Rita Pease, Bill Armstrong, Carol Cummings, Sandra Hastay. Fourth row. Harry Crooks, Walter Bennett, Larry Knapp, Chris Bullock, Richard Howard, Gary Brown. T HE Travel Club, consisting of forty-five members elected for its officers: President Vice President T reasurer Assistant Treasurer Secretary Assistant Secretary Douglas Poole Linda Collins Pat Vidal Bob Parent Barbara Van Ham Marianne Costa Under the direction of Colonel Tow, this club met every Friday during Activity Period. The purpose was to raise money for the long- awaited trip to Washington in April. After the club was completely organized, we began working on many important activ- ities. The first project which increased our treasury was the selling of refreshments at the home football and basketball games. We also sold coffee and cake to the Adult Education Classes every Tuesday night. Under the super- vision of the Travel Club mothers, we spon- sored a Card Party at the Recreation Building in February. The winner received lovely pot- ted plants and several door prizes were given away. This year the Town Meeting lasted for four nights and with much help from the mothers we sold refreshments during the inter- mission. Another very successful event was an auction at the Rec” in March, featuring Mr. Richard Bourne as auctioneer. The last of our money-making projects consisted of a Travel- ing Food Sale and selling name and address labels. The Travel Club expresses our sincere thanks and appreciation to our mothers who have helped us in so many ways to make a grand total of over $2,000. 39 ' AN a windy April morning a group of ' ' forty-five excited people congregated in front of LHS. about to start the first leg of the annual Washington trip. This was the cul- mination of the months of hard work on the part of the Travel Club in order to finance a large part of the trip. The four chaperones, Maj. and Mrs. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Barstow ( or Ma and Pa”, as they were affectionately termed), were al- most as excited as the group and as the stu- dents entered the bus, they counted noses for the first time. For the next six days we were off on a whirl wind tour in such places as New York, Washington, Virginia and Pennsylvania. The schedule is as follows: Thursday— by bus to Providence; by train to New York where we stayed at the Hotel New Yorker. We saw the Easter Show and ' Funny Face” at Radio City, and we toured NBC Studios. Friday — we left for Washington by bus, stopping off at Annapolis and arriving about 5 p.m. at the Hotel Raleigh. Saturday- — Sightseeing in Washington. Sunday — Sightseeing, church services. Vis- ited Mount Vernon in the afternoon. Monday — Left for Virginia and rode through the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. Visited the endless caverns at night. Tuesday — Left for York, Pennsylvania, stop- ping at the Gettysburg battlefield and Valley Forge. We stayed at the Yorktowne Hotel. On Wednesday we left for home. By this time we were all exhausted and glad to be heading back home. This was the last school- sponsored trip, and the class of ’57 certainly ended the custom with a bang! 40 First row l. to r. :Mr. Paul Wasseth, Richard Howard, Jane Pacheco, Beverly Netto, Larry Knapp, Judy Sheehan, Nancy Rioux, Mary Lee Craig, Fran Maguire. Second row: Ginny Eastman, Marianne Costa, Maureen Costa, Rosalie Pimental, Carol Eldredge, Sue Barstow, Fran Dunham, Eleanor Frawley, Ginny Ozment, Elinor Weeks, Susan Hunziker, Rita Pease, Sally Day, Ludie Johnson, Barbara Van Ham, Margaret De Souza, Pat Vidal. Third row. Deolinda Pimental, Renee Souza, Linda Collins, Jane Souza, Doug Poole, Chris Bullock, Dana Dufur, Stanley Issokson, Bill Armstrong, Carol Cummings, Jerry Keeler, Sandra Hastay, Anne Langenheim, Bev Finberg. Fourth row: Harry Crooks, John Lyons, Charlie Clarkin, John Cahoon, Jerry Roderick, Donny Perry, Bob Parent. X awrcncian Staff Co-Editors Judy Sheehan, Larry Knapp Literary Editor Mary Lee Craig Staff: Anne Langenheim, Carol Cummings, Ginny Ozment, Marianne Costa, Franny Dunham, Carol Eldredge, Ginny Eastman, Jerry Roderick, Maureen Costa, Sally Day, Renee Souza, Sue Barstow, Pat Amaral, Dot Lino, Edith Thowless. Sports Editors Stanley Issokson, Barbara Van Ham Art Editors Nancy Rioux, Frances Maguire Staff: Linda Collins, Sandra Nordquist, Eleanor Frawley Photography Editor Richard Howard Staff: John Lyons, Dana Dufur, Douglas Poole, John Cahoon, Jane Souza, Harry Crooks. Business Circulation Editors Jane Pacheco, Beverly Netto Woods Staff: Sue Hunziker, Chris Bullock, William Armstrong, Bob Parent, Pat Vidal, Deo Pimental, Rosie Pimental, Steve Pacheco, Donny Perry, Bob Tobin, Mary Hicks, Louise Andrade, Marianne Costa. Literary Advisor Mr. Paul Wasseth Business Advisor Mrs. Eleanor Osborne Art Advisor Mr. Herbert J. Sunderman 41 ' )y Od£, [S)(rtLGdj£, Qjk UAJ f ? JAJCL £s id tc nc A LS fi l d utU dPciA yY LAU-4 tsrlJL, (Ia Xcl X eduAX fdtuj id n + AA 77-+A rr i , a-cJCjlXa djiAitkujdjL (IykcLuo d JU fajA vy-db nv a O Lawrence High, we offer tribute to thee, Mentor and Guide, who led us on our way. Hold high the torch that lights us to our duty; We shall not falter when from thee we stray. O Lawrence High School, Whate’er betide, We still shall deem thee our Mentor and our Guide. O Lawrence High, thine ancient mission serving, Create in us a spirit ringing true; Teach us to walk life’s pathway still unswerving, Ready to meet life’s problems, old and new. We shall be loyal, O Lawrence High, We shall be striving to keep thy banner high. 43 Seated l. to r . : Mary Lee Craig. Barbara Van Ham. Jerry Roderick, Judy Sheehan, Frannie Dunham. Standing : Mr. William Fraher, advisor; John Lyons, Bob Parent, Dana Dufur, Ginny Ozment, Richard Howard, Stanley Issokson. 44 tfllUilHlt C rcw First row l. to r.: Deolinda Pimental, Rosalie Pimental, Pat Vidal, Marianne Costa, Linda Collins, Susan Barstow, Norma Ricketson. Second row : Garry Brown, Donald Fowler, Boh Couto, Chris Bullock, Doug Poole, Larry Knapp, Steve Pacheco, Donald Perry, Bob Tobin. 45 Pat Amaral — It has just been announced that Pat Amaral is the Homemaker of the year. Amos Andrade — Amos is the manufacturer of that famous Ainado” plaid shirt. Bertha Andrade — Talking has become such a part of Bertha that she is now a great debator. Louise Andrade and Gertrude Andrews are the owners of an exclusive dress shop in Paris. Barbara Andrews — Barbara has written a book on How to Break Hearts” and naturally, the first copy was sent to Provi- dence. Bill Armstrong — Bill has his own band and is currently touring the nation. Allen Barstow — A llen is still the idol of all sophomore girls. Susan Barstow — Sue runs a school for deaf and dumb children. Rita Cahoon — Rita is now playing clarinet opposite Louie Armstrong. Charles Clarkin — Charlie runs a store that opens at noon and closes at 2 p.m. This is so that he will get enough sleep. Albert Crocker — Albert is vice vice man- ager of E. C. Swift Co. Walter Bennett — Walter has just bought the voting stock in First National Stores. Spencer Booker — Spencer recently won a contest for being the longest bearded man in America. William Booker — William is still studying and is now one of the most learned men in the country. Gary Brown- — Gary has made his fortune by printing joke books. Chris Bullock — We re glad to announce the recent election of Chris as President of the U. S. John Cahoon — John is President of the In- ternational Gombay. The membership in this exclusive men ' s organization has grown to astounding proportions. George Cole, II — George is a manufacturer of those automatic buttons that work by remote control. Linda Collins — Linda is the head interior designer for Beautiful Homes.” Marianne Costa — Marianne is married and has five mischievous boys. She can’t imagine where they got their devilish traits. Maureen Costa — Maureen is a well-known author and mother of ten boys. Bob Couto — Bob is a weight lifter for Bar- num Bailey Circus. Mary Lee Craig — Mary Lee caught the travel- ing bug in high school and she’s been traveling ever since. Recently she discov- ered a new route to the Coast Guard Base at Cleveland’s Ledge. Harry CROOKS — Harry is a lieutenant-colonel in the Air Force. Carole Cummings — Carole now lives in Greenwich Village and is an ardent fan of empalism. Sally Day — S ally is a bookkeeper for De- Mello Designers. Margaret DeSouza — Maggie still has the German measles after all these years. William duMont — B ill is the most eligible bachelor around town and gets invited to all the parties. Francelia Dunham— Franny is the head supervisor at the Cape Cod Hospital. Virginia Eastman — Every now and then we hear reports from the backwoods of Maine that Ginny is happily married. Irving Edwards — Irving is the mayor of Mashpee and Mary is his secretary. Carol Eldredge — Carol reports that being a Navy wife is wonderful but she hates those long sea duties. Sandra Erickson — Sandra has made a for- tune selling her secret on maintaining curly hair.” PAT Fish — Pat liked Florida so well she is living down south. Don Fowler — Don won the Indianapolis speedway race in his trusty blue Ford. Eleanor Frawley — Eleanor liked Woods Hole so much that she decided to erect a hospital there which she and Ginny Ozment run. Phil Geggatt — Phil coaches football at Tea- ticket Prep. Katherine Gomes — Katherine is now knit- ting sweaters for her 20 kids. 46 Ernest Gonsalves — Ernie and Franklin Andrade operate a radio and TV repair shop in California. Jeanette Andrade — Jeanette is now a Gen- eral in the WAC’s. Sandra Hastay — Has just bought Frank’s Diner. Robert Hayward — Robert and his guitar playing are the latest craze to sweep the country. Richard Howard — Richard is commander of all the SAC bases. Sue Hunziker — S ue is the world’s champion golfer. Lloyd Johnson — Has just bought Gillette Razor Co. Ludie Johnson — Ludie is now head mechanic at General Motors. Geraldine Keeler — After working at the MBL Jerry” decided to become a scientist and spends her time madly searching. Larry Knapp — Larry owns a large dairy farm in Wisconsin. Anne Langenheim — Anne loves her work as chief operator of the Falmouth telephone office and lets all her operators go home three hours early. Dot Lino — Dot is married and lives in Balti- more, Md. She reports that those white marble steps are terrible to keep spot- lessly clean. Carol Lopes — Carol now has a collection of little Dollies.” John Lyons — John has a trucking business and was the first one in the class to reach the million dollar income bracket. Donald MacDougall — Donnie is captain of the merchant marine vessel, the USS Underwater. Frances Maguire — F ran is a designer more famous for her long hair than for her stunning designs. Eugene Moniz — All the little children adore watching Mighty Mouse Moniz on tele- vision every night. Sandra Nordquist — Sandra since her mar- riage has become a Florida beachcomber. Beverly Netto Woods — Beverly is an ex- pert on Air Force tactics. Jane Pacheco — Due to working in the tax collectors office Jane Pacheco has become an expert on Income Tax Evasion.” Steve Pacheco — Steve builds million dollar homes for movie stars. Deolinda Pimental — Now is happily mar- married and lives on a beautiful planta- tion in Virginia. Bob Parent and Barbara Van Ham — Everyone in the nation watches the Bob Barb show on TV featuring Bob Par- ent and Barbara Van Ham with their famous friendly furious fights. Donny Perry — D onnie is owner of all A P stores in the world. Rosalie Pimental — Rosalie owns her own beauty salon and is well-known for her Tres Brevee (short, short) haircut. Wayner Potter — Now owns a Lincoln- Mercury Dealership. Norma Ricketson — Norma is Fred Astaire’s partner in his latest movie. Nancy Rioux — Nancy is head buyer for Lord and Taylors. Jerome Roderick — Jerry can generally be found at Birdland, that is when the mar- ines are in town. Judy Sheehan — Judy Sheehan’s patients never want to leave the hospital because they’re so crazy over her and her witty remarks. Alipio Simons — Sonny owns ten thousand gas stations. Jane Souza — Recently Life wrote an article on Jane Souza and her collection of ear rings, the world’s largest. Jean Souza — Is now head of the International Turkey Syndicate. Edith Thowless— Edith is now head nurse at the Falmouth Hospital. Robert Tobin — Bob is president of a chain of hotels that rival the Hilton group. JOE SOUZA — Even after many years of mar- ried life Joe Souza is still the best natured man in town. Renee Souza — R enee is now Secretary of the Navy. Elinor Weeks — Elinor is famous for her USO work. All the servicemen are eter- nally thankful to her for abolishing KP duty. Rita Pease — Rita is a farmer’s wife in Illinois. Stanley Issokson — S tanley owns a nation- wide chain of clothing stores. Brenton White and Dana Dufur — Brenton left town after graduation and hasn’t been heard from since. However, we recently received a post card from our world touring sailor, Dana Dufur, saying that he had seen a Honolulu lifeguard strangely resembling Whitie and sur- rounded by bathing beauties. PAT Vidal — Pat now owns Teaticket Lollipop Factory. 47 W E had the advantage of beginning our high school career in the new building, and we made the most of it. Our first event as a class was the Bones Minstrel Show which was a tremendous success. Pictured, are a typical homeroom scene and the King and Queen of the Freshman Prom, Jerry Roderick and Carol Cummings. The biggest event of our Sophomore year was the Sophomore Bean Supper, featuring an impromptu jazz concert and a can-can by a group of the loveliest girls” in the class. Our Junior year was the most active one of our high school life, and we sponsored two formal dances besides inaugurating a very suc- cessful Spaghetti Supper and Fair. The theme of the Snowball was Winter Fantasy” and was well attended. The Junior-Senior Prom was a filmy, frothy affair well worth all the effort it took. The first event of our Senior year was the class play. Time Out For Ginger,” a riotous comedy starring Maty’ Lee Craig, Jerry Roder- ick, Judy Sheehan, Barbara VanHam, Franny Dunham, and others. The year ended in a flurry of class day, banquets, parties, and be- fore we knew it — graduation! Thus ended the high school career of the first class to enter the new building in the ninth grade and go completely through. 48 CU Will Pat Amaral leaves her singing voice to Cricket Bigelow. Amos Andrade leaves his athletic ability to Henry Andrade. Bertha Andrade leaves her blush to anyone who thinks the can use it as much as she has. Franklin Andrade leaves his musical ability to William Kersey. Jeannette Andrade leaves her frank ways to anyone with enough courage. Louise Andrade leaves her jitterbugging style to Margaret Pena. Barbara Andrews leaves her make-up work to anyone who stays out of school as much. Gertrude Andrews leaves her carefree ways to Barbara Hicks. William Armstrong leaves his chewed up drum sticks to Goose” DeSantis. Allen Barstow leaves an autographed copy of How to Snare Underclassmen” to anyone who is fool-hardy enough. Susan Barstow leaves her multitudiness nick- name to Dotty Cotton. Walter Bennett leaves his adorable baby picture of the Hall of Fame. Spencer Booker leaves his bold head and beard to anyone who would dare wear them in public. Gary Brown leaves the tradition of the Gom- bay Boys to posterity. Chris Bullock leaves the presidency of the Senior class to some willing worker. John Cahoon leaves his open mouth to Tufts Dental College. Rita Cahoon leaves an empty seat in the auditorium. Charles Clarkin leaves the honor of being the only boy in office practice class to some brave soul. George Cole leaves for Old Silver Beach and another summer of late nights. Linda Collins leaves her vim and vigor to Rosie Bevacqua. Marianne Costa leaves her witty ways to Ellen Armstrong. Maureen Costa leaves a book entitled Twenty-four Ways to a Life-guards Heart.” Robert Couto leaves but takes his Buick with him. Mary Lee Craig leaves her personality to Regina Pacheco. Harry Crooks leaves his inimitable hand- writing to Rhinehart. Carole Cummings leaves her mad hair styles to Sandra Netto. Sally Day leaves her letter writing ability to Judy Roberts. Margaret DeSouza leaves riding a pink Elephant! Dana Dufur leaves for Oblivion. William DuMont leaves Paris Island to the Marine Corps. Francelia DlNHAM leaves her acting ability to next years’ ca st. Virginia Eastman leaves but only to join Don. Irving Edwards leaves his library passes to anyone who can procure them as often. Carol Eldredge leaves to join the Navy in- directly. Patricia Fish leaves for the Kentucky hills. Donald Fowler leaves his ability to ink pictures of teachers, to break speed records, and enjoy himself to anyone who thinks they can live through one year of it. JAYME Franco leaves his jaunts to Hyannis to Gerry Lumbert. Eleanor Frawley leaves her talkative math class to Mr. Benttinen. Philip Geggatt leaves his position as captain of the football team to Dave Simoneau and Jack Peterson. Katherine Gomes leaves L.H.S. for better things. Sandra Hastay leaves dragging her long hair behind her. 49 Robert Hayward leaves his Elvis Presley singing to Arnold Medeiros. Mary Hicks leaves her ring collection to the Museum of Fine Arts. Richard Howard leaves his imaginary harem to Jack Peterson. Susan Hunziker leaves her knack for put- ting dents in cars to Joanne Cardoza. Stanley Issokson leaves his choice of clothes to Malchman’s. Lioyd Johnson leaves his fantastic collection of suspenders. Ludie Johnson leaves her ability to be a trouble maker to next year’s 5th period Ac- tivity Room Study Period. Geraldine Keeler leaves to join the Ground Observer Corps. Larry Knapp leaves musclebound. Anne Langenheim leaves her passion to pizza pics to anyone with an asbestos-lined stomach Dorothy I.ino leaves her brother to L. H. S. Carol Lopes leaves her knee socks to Joan Hazelton. John Lyons leaves his innocent looks to Trigger Burke. Donald MacDougal leaves his curly hait to Vitalis. Frances Maguire leaves the last edition of Plane Watchers Guide to the Department of Defense. Eugene Moniz leaves his nickname to Walt Disney. Sandra Nordquist leaves her engaged status to Jo Ann Midgely. Virginia Ozment leaves her pleasing smile to Ipana toothpaste. Jane Pacheco leaves her dimples to Kathy Sullivan. Steve Pacheco may leave his driving ability to the Registry of Motor Vehicles. Bob Parent leaves his talent for legally get- ting out of class to Jim DuMont. Rita Pease leaves with the rest of the married class”. Donald Perry leaves his sense of humor to anyone with a perverted mind. Robert Peters leaves for his job at Newberry’s and a bright future. Deolinda Pimental leaves her inability to restrain herself when laughing to Beverly Finberg. Rosalie Pimental leaves for a life of hair- dressing and face lifting. Dcn’t let the der- rick break. Douglas Poole leaves his unusual sense of humor to John Souza. Wayne Potter leaves his eyelas hes to the Fuller Brush Co. Norma Ricke t son leaves her very quiet ways to Helen Sullivan. Nancy Rioux leaves her wardrobe to Sue Miller. jerry Roderick leaves his ulcer to next year’s seniors. Judy Sheehan leaves her brains to the biology lab. Alipio Simons leaves his hot ford to Paunsey. Jane Souza leaves her piano playing ability to David Kay. Jean Soliza leaves her long hair to her sister Joan. Joe SOUZA finally leaves his seat in the ren- dezvous. Renee Souza leaves but only to return to a job in the office. Edith Thowless leaves her trips to Florida to anyone who gets tired of the scenery. Robert Tobin leaves his dirty white bucks to the Salvation Army. Barbara Van Ham leaves her long eyelashes to Pat Ferreira. Pat Vidal leaves her spirit as a cheerleader to next years’ squad. Flinor Weeks leaves her worn-out Majorette boots to Linda Welsh. Brenton White leaves his hunky build to Russell Mohr. Beverly Woods leaves singing Love Mar- riage”. 50 51 junior C. fa 33 n ew5 Seated l. to r.: Bonnie Grew, Eugene Andrews, Susan Miller. Standing-. John Souza, Robert Ozment, Thomas Hill. I N October, after due deliberation ( there were more candidates competing this year than any previous year), the Class of 1958 elected the following officers: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Girls Social Chairman Boys Social Chairman Eugene Andrews Robert Ozment Bonnie Grew John Souza Susan Miller Thomas Hill The Annual Snowball which was sponsored by the Junior class was quite a success despite all the rushing around and the last minute changes which are seemingly characteristic of our class. Everyone had an extremely good time and the decorations added so much to the eve- ning. This gala affair was topped off with the choosing of the 1956 Snowball Queen which was Priscilla Sylvia. On the eleventh of May the Juniors spon- sored the Second Annual Spaghetti Supper and Fair. The supper was very delicious. It consisted of spaghetti and meatballs ( which was a necessity of course), French bread, salad, coffee or milk, and ice cream. The juniors really worked hard to make this supper a suc- cess under the supervision of Mrs. Barry. The fair which followed the supper featured booths containing games of skill and many other in- teresting features. On the whole, the supper and fair proved very successful and all the Juniors enjoyed putting it on. The last social activity that was sponsored by the Juniors for the year 1956-57 was the Junior-Senior Prom. At this event we really out-did ourselves. The decorations were beau- tiful and the music was both sweet and solid, at any rate, everyone had a marvelous time. 52 i!i!i!;!i!i!i! !i!i!i!i!i!i!!!i!i! Soph onto re C(ci33 n ecus Seated l. to r. Beverly Ball, Brenda Bennett, Jean Donnelly. Standing. John Rose, Pat Medeiros, Bill Henry. TpHE following results of the election for class officers were as follows: President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Girl Social Chairman Boy Social Chairman Brenda Bennett Beverly Ball John Rose Pat Medeiros Je an Donnelly Bill Henry The first activity of the Sophomore class was the Sophomore Bean Supper, which was held on January 19 and brought in a total of about $400. The highlights of the entertain- ment were two one-act plays. One play was Along Came Harriett.” The other play was The Lamp Went Out. Also, four Sophomore boys did a pantomime of the Minor Tones. There was also a fashion show in which the boys modeled the latest fashions. The Class of 59 was the first class to receive class rings in the Sophomore year. They did so as to have rings through their high school years. The class is very proud of their two letter- men, who are Henry Andrade for football, basketball, baseball and track, and Barry Pease for golf. On May 13 through 18 the Sophomore Class sponsored Twirp Week and on May 18 the class sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance. 55 Jredhman dlaSS n ewd Seated I. to r . : Jane Langenheim, George Bigelow, Christine Blake. Standing: Wayne Van Ham, Jack Sheehan, Ted Benttinen. r ARLY in the year the Freshman Class held its election of officers, complete with post- ers, speeches, and all the other colorful devices which mark an election campaign. When the final vote was tallied, the results were as fol- lows: President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Boy’s Social Chairman Girl ' s Social Chairman George Bigelow Wayne Van Ham Jane Langenheim Ted Benttinen Jack Sheehan Christine Blake The first social event sponsored by the class was the traditional Freshman Minstrel Show, which w ' as held on Friday, April 12, in the LHS Memorial Auditorium. This event was a tremendous success both artistically and finan- cially, and a great deal of the credit for this success goes to the many students who worked towards such a goal. With the money from the Minstrel Show the Class next sponsored the annual Freshman Prom, an event featuring lovely decorations, tremendous music, a large and enthusiastic attendance. With this sort of start to their high school career the Class of I960 is sure to be one of the governing forces around LHS in the years to come. 56 59 Kneeling l. to r. : Allen Barstow, Toe Souza, Bob Couto, Phil Geggatt, Richard Howard, Larry Knapp, Dana Dufur, George Cole, Head Coach Gaddis. Second row: Bob Parent, DaGd Simoneau, Mickey Moniz, Arthur Hennessey, Joe Caderio, Amos Andrade, George Twiss. Henry Andrade, Jack Peterson. Third row : James Jeglinski, RobSt Ozment, Merrill Anthony, James Nitositko, Mike Anthony, Russell Mohr, Curtis Hill, John Cahoon, Brenton White. 3ootUI 77 , earn SEASON ' S RECORD INDIVIDUAL SCORING September Player, Position Tds. Ex. Pts. 22 LHS 25 Dighton 0 Couto, FB 7 2 29 LHS 12 Dartmouth 6 Geggatt, LHB 3 2 October Barstow, LE 3 1 6 LHS 13 Bourne 6 Cole, QB 2 0 12 LHS 6 Somerset 12 Booker, LHB - FB 1 2 20 LHS 6 Case of Swansea 20 A. Andrade, RE 1 1 27 LHS 27 Provincetown 6 Cahoon, RE 1 1 Peterson, RHB 1 0 November H. Andrade, RHB 1 0 •5 3 LHS 29 Middleboro 6 Murry, HB - FB 1 0 10 LHS 14 Yarmouth 13 — 22 LHS 7 Barnstable 14 Totals 21 9 Narragansett League Games 2 Safetys Tls. 44 20 19 12 8 7 7 6 6 6 139 60 61 First row l. to r. Beverly Ball, Susan Hunziker, Barbara Van Ham. Second row : Regina Pacheco, Jane Pacheco, Nancy Rioux, Fat Vidal, Mary Lee Craig. Third row. Susan Miller, Jean Donnelly, Bonnie Grew. MOST TALKATIVE Bertha Andrade, Donald Perry 62 MOST ARTISTIC Frances McGuire, Donald Fowler First row l. to r. Richard Pires, Manager; Phil Geggatt, Amos Andrade, Brenton White, John Cahoon, Jack Peterson, Mr. Myron Gaddis. Second row. John Kayajan, Joel Peterson, Bob Ozment, Henry Andrade, George Twiss, Bill Fenstermaker, Bob Tobin. Third row: Nicky MacDonald, Bruce McLane, James Nitositko, Mike Ames, Dick Moniz, Thomas Souza. SEASON ' S RECORD 12 LHS 64 Chatham 66 December 15 LHS 69 Yarmouth 44 7 LHS 46 Wareham 55 11 LHS 35 Wareham 65 14 Basketball Preview 18 LHS 36 Orleans 56 21 LHS 51 Fairhaven 83 January 2 LHS 42 Harwich 52 4 LHS 71 Sandwich 59 9 LHS 52 Bourne 48 1 1 LHS 60 Sandwich 44 15 LHS 55 Barnstable 64 18 LHS 65 Provincetown 56 22 LHS 46 Fairhaven 90 25 LHS 66 Yarmouth 73 29 LHS 31 Durfee of Fall River 71 30 LHS 73 Bourne 58 February 1 LHS 59 Barnstable 49 8 LHS 56 Provincetown 89 Cape Cod Large School League Game. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Player Pts. Scored Geggatt 300 A. Andrade 207 Cahoon 205 White 97 Jack Peterson 96 H. Andrade 32 Souza 22 Joel Peterson 15 MacDonald 10 Kayajan 7 Cole 6 Ozment 2 Tobin 2 63 64 First row l. to r . : Beverly Finberg, Rosemary Bevacqua, Barbara Van Ham, Susan Miller, Bonnie Williams, Regina Pacheco, Jean McGilvray. Second row: Sally Williams, Louise Baker, Penny Poole, Bonita Bevacqua, Verna Monroe, Susan Braden, Brenda Bennett, Karen Durrell, Elaine Wright, Lee Gaddis, Colina Cummings, Sally Moses. Third row: Carol Monroe, Monroe, Susan McGilvray, Bunny DeMello, Vivian Vine Vicki Mitchell, Isabel Hilton, Puggy Dufur, Betsy Fuglister, Dotty Couto. SEASONS RECORD Orleans 49 L.H.S. 43 Sandwich 54 L.H.S. 24 Bourne 33 L.H.S. 55 Sandwich 60 L.H.S. 22 Barnstable 61 L.H.S. .. 29 Provincetown 61 L.H.S. 45 Wareham 22 L.H.S. 26 Yarmouth 61 L.H.S. 41 Bourne 29 L.H.S. 44 Orleans 41 L.H.S. 35 Barnstable .... 44 L.H.S. 38 Provincetown ?? L.H.S. ?? Tisbury 41 L.H.S. 39 Wareham 33 L.H.S. 39 Yarmouth 52 L.H.S. 10 Tisbury 41 L.H.S. 37 FIRST TEAM INDIVIDUAL SCORING Points Barbara Van Ham 278 Rosemary Bevacqua 142 Susan Miller 108 Regina Pacheco . 13 Mary Rezendes 6 Jean McGilvray 3 SECOND TEAM INDIVIDUAL SCORING Points Lee Gaddis 81 Sally Moses 78 Colina Cummings 73 Elaine Costa 40 Louise Baker 29 Susan McGilvray 15 Vicky Mitchell 14 Bonita Bevacqua 2 Total 650 Total 332 65 First row l. to r: Jerry Issokson, manager; Allen Barstow. Bob Parent, John Cahoon, Jack Peterson, Phil Geggatt, George Cole, Larry Knapp, Ernie Gonsalves, Amos Andrade. Second row: Coach Alietta, Wayne Van Ham, Dick Moniz, Henry Andrade, Carl Frank, George Twiss, John Kayajan, Steve Finnell, James Nidositko, John Rose, Bill Retke, Coach Wasseth. EuJJt VARSITY SCHEDULE April 24 Fairhaven home 13 Provincetown home 26 Orleans home 16 Barnstable away 29 Barnstable home 17 Wareham away May 2 Yarmouth away 20 Harwich away 3 Wareham home 24 New Prep home 6 Bourne away 27 Bourne home 8 Provincetown away 29 Orleans away 10 Fairhaven away JUNIOR VARSITY April 27 Yarmouth home 14 Barnstable away 30 Sandwich home 18 Yarmouth away May 4 Tabor away 21 Sandwich away 7 Barnstable home 23 Tabor home 66 Seated, l. to r. : Arthur Hennessey, Mike Murray, Charlie Robbins, Seaman Turner, Bill Booker, Joel Peterson, Bill Fenstermaker, Philip Lopes, Franklin Andrade, Bruce Avant. Second row. Coach Mills, Richard Pires, Spencer Booker, Frank Nunes, Dennis Ingham, James Nidositko, Frank Cabral, Jerry Lumbert, Arthur Pena, Nicky MacDonald, Arthur Monterio. Third row : Harry Crooks, Fred Rose, Dan Barboza, E. Rhodes, J. Araujo, Andrews, Eddie Serrano, Frank Rose, Ronnie Johnston. 67 mrvr UtfDriwj fcWDr vf ! tmp (k ijmnaiticS mm lAWRFNr V i tivormi 68 1 Student Jdntedi iciencer y First row l. to r.: Carol Eldredge, Pat Amaral, Rose Marie Bevacqua, Dotty Lino, Ginny Eastman, Bonnie Williams, Nancy Rioux, Caroline Jacoby. Second row. Ellen Armstrong, Ginny Ozment, Susan Braden, Beverly Finberg, Tom Hill, Ann Langenheim, Mary Lee Craig, Judy Sheehan, Beverly Ball. Third row. Mary Ann Costa, Sandra Netto, Nancy Boff, Jackie Grace, Ellen Langenheim, Patty Bush, Kathy Hill, Judy Bailey, Maureen Costa, Yvonne Barboza, Cynthia Fowler, Mr. Paul Wasseth. Fourth row. Joan Hazelton, Jane Pacheco, Susan Hunziker, Barbara Andrews, Carol Lopes, Stanley Issokson, Jack Dougherty, Jack Peterson, Brenda Bennett, Karen Durell, Margo Jenkins, Betsy Carlson, Frances Maguire. 70 Seated l. to r . : Maureen Costa, Susan Miller. Standing-. John Souza, Mr. William Tow, advisor; John Doukas. O N Thursday, March 28, the Model Con- gress group, consisting of Susan Miller, Maureen Costa, Jon Doukas, John Souza, and Advisor Colonel Tow, left for Springfield, Massachusetts and the annual Model Congress Convention. Each member of the club had a bill, including readjustment of Postal Rates, money for atomic energy, reduction of the voting age to 19, and the right of franchise for D. C. The first two were passed. Previous to the trip, the group was coached in public speaking by Colonel Tow so that they would be prepared to defend their re- spective proposals. In Springfield they stayed at the American International College dorms, returning to Falmouth on Sunday. Everyone agreed that the trip was well worth the effort and contributed to an increase in poise besides being lots of fun. 71 First rou I. to r. : Brenton White, Jack Dougherty, Nancy Rioux, Bill Armstrong, Susan Hunziker, John Souza, Eugene Andrews. Second rou : Mr. John Quick, advisor; Dick Howard, Doug Poole, Robert Ozment, Jack Peterson, Charles Clarkin, David Simoneau, James Nidositko, Chris Bullock. Third rou : Hank DeSantis, Henry Andrade, Ronald Johnston, Samuel Calkins, Barry Pease, Steven Finnell, Larry Knapp. I N its third year of existence, the Key Club once again carried out a successful year of activities. After being honored last summer at the Dallas International Convention by re ceiving an award for being the second ranking Key Club in the entire United States with 25 members or less, the club was quick to sponsor more of the worthwhile sendee projects for which it is so widely known. The officers for the past year were; President Vice President Secretary Treasurer William Armstrong John Souza Jack Dougherty Brenton White During the first part of the year the Club sponsored two outstanding drives. The first was a Clothes Drive for the benefit of the Falmouth Welfare Department. The toys col- lected in the November Annu al Toy Drive were repaired and given to the underprivileged children of Falmouth at Christmas. The most important project, though, for the first half of the school year was the purchase of forty- eight card tables for the school which were presented to the school at an assembly. These tables were bought for use at school proms since previously, the classes had to borrow from outside organizations. Among the three paper drives, the dances and the numerous other activities of the Club, the most noteworthy project was the sponsor- ing of a movie, the profits of which went to- ward the purchase of an S800 baseball pitching machine for the baseball team. The members of the Key Club of 1956 57, in the years to come, will be able to look back proudly at the outstanding accomplish- ments and chiefly the service projects which have benefited the school and town so greatly. Elected to office for the coming year are: President Vice President Secretary T reasurer John Souza Ronald Johnston Eugene Andrew’s David Simoneau Elected as Sweethearts to replace Susan Hun- ziker and Nancy- Rioux are Kathy Sullivan and Susan Miller. With a slate of officers as ex- perienced as this, the school and community can continue to expect the Key Club to live up to the reputation which it has already established. 72 cJ OoLout cu T HE Lookout Club conducted another suc- cessful year under the leadership of the 1956-57 officers who are: President Susan Hunziker Vice-President Rosemary Bevacqua Recording Secretary Diane LaFreniere Corresponding Secretary Carolyn Jacoby Treasurer Mary Lee Craig As money-making projects the club sold football pins and held regular traveling food sales. During the football season they spon- sored the successful Foot Ball” at the Recre- ation Building. Since Lookout is primarily a service club, the group, in co-sponsorship with the Key Club, held a March of Dimes Dance, the pro- ceeds of which were turned over to the polio campaign fund. The club also decided to spend the majority of its treasury for the purchase of mirrors for the girls’ rooms on each floor. Congratulations to this relatively young club which has rapidly developed into one of the more important activities at L.H.S. cJLoohout Usance Left to right: Robert Ozment, Rosemary Bevacqua, Nancy Rioux. First row l. to r. : Priscilla Sylvia, Diane LaFreniere, Rosemary Bevacqua, Mr. John Quick, advisor; Susan Hunziker, Mary Lee Craig, Carol Jacoby. Second row: Kathy Sullivan, Sally Day, Eleanor Frawley, Anne Langenheim, Mary Scott, Judy Sheehan, Beverly Ball, Nancy Rapp, Nancy Smith, Sandra Netto, Maureen Costa. Third row: Blanche Stone, Frances Spencer, Barbara Van Ham, Claire Steele, Margaret Scott, Sandra Smith, Susan Braden, Brenda Bennett, Jean McGilvary. 7o 74 First row l. to r.: Mary Lee Craig, Linda Collins, Jack Dougherty, Mr. Janies Kinney, advisor; Carol Cummings, Judy Sheehan, Colina Cummings. Second row : George York, Regina Pacheco, Jean McGilvary, Beverly Ball, Ann Langenheim, Eugene Andrews. Third row: Bill Armstrong, George Bigelow, Ted Benttinen, John Souza. c, ounci A GAIN this year the Student Council has proved to be one of the foremost organ- izations of the school, fully living up to the ideals of loyalty, honor and service for which L.H.S. stands. The following officers were elected ; President Carol Cummings Vice-President Jack Dougherty Secretary Judy Sheehan Treasurer Linda Collins The first project of the Student Council was a mock national election in which the Repub- licans won by a landslide. On December 20 the council sponsored the Toyland Fantasy” for the benefit of needy children. Admission was one toy, and these toys were turned over to the Welfare Com- mittee for distribution. For the March of Dimes campaign the Student Council placed collection cards in each homeroom and gave a prize of candy bars for the first room to fill its card. They also passed containers around at the January 18 basketball game. At the request of Mr. Marshall, the coun- cil drew ' up new rules for smoking permission. They also discussed problems relevant to the school. George Bigelow, Jean McGilvray, Eugene Andrews, and Mary Lee Craig were delegates to the convention at Norton on December 3- With the help of Advisor Mr. Kinney, the council has again succeeded in its aim to promote better teacher-student relations. 75 ona tjk onor First row l. to r. Beverly Woods, Judy Roberts, Susan Miller, Ginny Ozment, Bonnie Grew. Second row. Sandra Nordquist, Judy Sheehan, Barbara Van Ham, Susan Braden, Richard Robbins. Third row. Sally Day, Mr. William Tow, advisor; Bob Ozment, Jack Dougherty. 76 Safety Patrol Q ' fict ' a tor. CLl, 77 78 79 a rcjan 80 j. v.a eerleaclerS 81 JU n owiedaements T HE members of the 1957 Lawrencian staff would like to extend their thanks to the following people, without whose help and cooperation this book could not have been published: To Mr. Wasseth, Mrs. Osborne, and Mr. Sunderman for their invaluable help and assistance in the literary, business, and art departments. To the members of the staff who worked so hard to make this book a reality. To the Standard Times and the Falmouth Enterprise for the many pictures which have been used in this Lawrencian. To Mr. Melvin Howard, official photographer for the Class of ’57, for his good work and his even better advice. To Mr. Kendall for having a sense of humor, infinite patience, and a lot of printing know-how. 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Congratulations to the Class of 1957 THE PLANT POT Main Street Teaticket 93 Compliments of PAUL PETERS AGENCY Falmouth Pharmacy MAURICE APPEL Registered Pharmacist, Manager 249 Main Street Kimball 8-0102 Falmouth Shell Service Station John L. Silvia, Jr., Prop. Corner Main and Gifford Streets Tel. Kimball 8-0254 We Call For and Deliver Compliments of jyiitnam ' s book _ shop ' 15 Queen’s Buy way Falmouth Massachusetts Eileen L. Aldrich Realty Co. Main Street Tel. Kimball 8-0737 Growth with the Community” Ray ' s Plumbing and Heating Ray Pontieri Joseph Martin, Jr. PLUMBING and HEATING SOLD - INSTALLED - REPAIRED 24-Hour Service Tel. Kimball 8-2440 Kimball 8-3014 or 8-2852 Main Street, East Falmouth Nights, Sundays and Holidays J. J. Buckley Furniture Co. PERFECT WISDOM Perfect wisdom hath four parts, viz., wis- dom, the principle of doing things right; justice, the principle of doing things equally in public and private; fortitude, the prin- ciple of not flying danger, but meeting it; and temperance, the principle of subduing desires and living moderately. — Plato Frederick V. Lawrence, Inc. Construction Engineers — Driveways Shore Protection Falmouth — Hyannis H. V. LAWRENCE, INC. Florists - Nurserymen - Landscape Gardeners Falmouth FRANCISCO TAVARES General Landscaping Service Evergreen Shrubs ' ' It’s not a home until it’s planted.’’ Old Meetinghouse Road Tel. Kimball 8-0911 East Falmouth ART’S SUNOCO STATION Gas - Oil - Lubrication - Accessories 302 Palmer Ave. Falmouth, Mass. PRINTING CO. 137 MAIN ST FALMOUTH ANNUAL fit PORTS . YEAR BOOKS COD PROGRAMS CATALOGS iTTERPRES CHPE )D J RAISED PRINTING tf mmiwh p R °mnG it FOLDERS Kl mball 8-0070 G. 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