Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

i ' I ' f f W 05 5 - fc T©« ’ 02 A0 virrir.isnKii|fiii , r j’laniumiiii m ■ o ir .a v - u-AalF v . - a THE NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT My name is John Thomas Lawrence. As the mascot of the Senior Class, I represent the spirit that is tradition, the unity that fuses faculty and stu- dents into one integral whole. I am the youth and the truth that is taught here. r. Porte WW®� P . 03640 You have inspired us; you have instructed us with insight and stimulated intellectual independence. We love and admire you for your warmth, your dry discerning wit. You have not touched the trivial; you have been sensitive and realistic. To fairness, to individuality, to humor, to you, Miss McKenzie, the Class of 1958 lovingly dedicates this book. te acher ...counselor ...and friend 2 STAFF Administration and Faculty page -6 Principal’s Message page 12 SENIORS Class Officers page 13 Graduates page 14 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Senior Awards page 44 Superlatives page 46 Activities page 48 Class History page 52 Hymn of Loyalty page 56 ACTIVITIES Classes page 58 School Clubs page 60 WORD Co-Editors Literary Editor Art Editor Photography Editor Business Editor Beverly Finberg, Susan Braden Jack Dougherty Bonnie Bray Thomas Hill Carl Ketchum We, as Editors of the 1958 Lawrencian, wish to express our sincere thanks to the members of the Senior Class who served diligently on the various staffs of the Lawrencian; to the merchants and resi- dents of Falmouth who purchased ads in the Lawrencian; to the students of Lawrence High School who purchased the yearbook; to Mr. Melvin Howard who so patiently photographed all the school clubs; to Mr. Russell B. Marshall for his support and interest in the year- book; to Mr. Paul M. Wasseth whose unfailing guidance and interest helped produce this yearbook; to Mrs. Eleanore Osborne whose guidance and interest pulled us through our financial difficul- ties; to Mr. Herbert Sunderman whose kind advice helped us on our art work; and to Mr. Robert Vantine who helped us a great deal in the planning of the yearbook. Without the help, the interest and the co-operation of all these people, this yearbook would not have been possi- ble. We have considered this opportunity to work as Editors of the Lawrencian as an honor and a privilege and we only hope that this yearbook will help to remind you of our wonderful years at Lawrence High School. l ) T ) STAFF 5 Mr. Harry Merson DMINISTR ATION Mr. Russell Marshall Mr. Henry Frank Mrs. Anne Harper Miss Renee Souza Miss Gaye Chalmers 6 GUIDANCE 7 ENGLISH Mr. Paul Wasseth Miss Patricia Moorman Mr. John Gilbert Mr. William Fraher Miss Helen Lathrop Mr. Patrick Delaney our teachers... Mr. Gilbert Bleau Mr. Eugene Phillips LANGUAGES 8 SCIENCE AND MATH Mr. James Kinney Mr. Theodore Benttinen Mrs. Erva Levine Mr. Dewitt Jones III Miss Helen McKenzie Mr. Gail Cavanaugh our guides... Col. William Tow our friends SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Sidney Roberts Mr. Alan Craig 9 Mrs. Gladys Curtis Mrs. Eleanor Osborne Miss Lucille Ogden COMMERICAL our closest mentors. ..and dearest ART, MUSIC, AND LIBRARY Mr. James Stevens Mr. Herbert Sunderman Miss Barbara Kenney 10 Mr. Donald Joselyn Mr. J. Almon Heylinger Mr. Gardner Sherman INDUSTRIAL AND VOCATIONAL ARTS antagonists HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Mildred Esten Mrs. Evelyn Bryer PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Earl Mills Miss Peggy Savage PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Russell B. Marshall Principal to the members of the class of 1958 Congratulations! Yon have attained a goal that I am sure has been in your minds for a long time. You are living in exciting times. The exploration of space and the development of rockets were the dreams of over-active imaginations just a few short years ago. Today, they are a reality. You are observers today of a type of pioneering, somewhat different than your history books describe. You are living in a time of new exploration and you, as members of this graduating class, may well have a part in the final results. The next decade may boast of developments far beyond the accomplishments of the past dozen decades, and you young people are going to play a part in them. Again, 1 congratulate you and wish for you that the years ahead will be challenging and exciting and that each one of you will meet the challenge of your time as did the pioneers of old. 12 GRADUATES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS John Patrick Dougherty John Barry Souza . George Joseph Twiss . Bonnie Lee Grew Robert Louis Ozment Rosemary Ann Bevacqua . . . . President . . . Vice-President . . . . Treasurer . . . . Secretary Boys’ Social Chairman Girls’ Social Chairman 14 SENIORS 1958 “Thy candle’s a candle to thy merit.’’ F. Elizabeth Alves Date of Birth and Place: May 26, 1940, East Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Girls’ Softball team 1; Future Businesswomen’s Club 2; Lawreneian Staff 4; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Undecided. “ A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.” Eugene S. Andrews Date of Birth and Place: Sept. 17, 1939, New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Prom Committee 1; Junior Honor So- ciety 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Class Vice-President 2; Track 2; Student Council 2,3; Vice-President 4; Key Club 2,3, Secretary 4; Class President 3; Boys’ State 3; Class Play 4; Lawreneian Staff 4. Future Plans: College. “Good humor is the health of the soul.” Ellen Anne Armstrong Date of Birth and Place: March 9, 1941, Salem, Mass. Activities: Prom Committee 1, Minstrel Show Endmen 1; Glee Club 1; A Cappella Choir 1; Bean Supper 2; Broadcaster Staff 1; Intelli- gencer Staff 2,3; Snowball Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Class Social Chairman 3; Dramatics Club 2; Cheerleader 4; Lawreneian Staff 4. Future Plans: Teacher “If we are sincere, fortune is ours.” Marie Barboza Date of Birth and Place: Feb. 17, 1941, Boston, Mass. Activities: Glee Club 2,3; A Cappella Choir 3; Girls’ Softball team 2; Spelling Club 3; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Marriage. 15 SENIORS “Always ready to help at something.” Yvonne C. Barboza Date of Birth and Place: Dec. 13, 1938, Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Glee Club 2,3; Intelligencer Staff 4. Future Plans: Undecided. “A person’s character is but half formed till after wedlock.” Jo Ann Midgely Beard Date of Birth and Place: August 31, 1940, Boston, Mass. Activities: Glee Club 1; Minstrel Show 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Future Businesswomen ' s Club 2; Honor Society 4; Class Play 4; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: Housewife and family. “He who has a thousand friends, has not a friend to spare.” Rosemary Anne Bevacqua Date of Birth and Place: March 25, 1941, Boston, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Basketball 1,3; Bean Supper Committee 2; Intelligencer Staff 2,3, Girls’ Sports Editor 4; Junior Honor Society 1; Secretary of Dramatics Club 2; A Cappella Choir 3; Lookout Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Daisy Chain 3; Treasurer of Student Council 4; Class Social Chairman 4; Lawrencian Staff 4; F.N.A. 4; College and Career Club 4; Class Play Cast 4. Future Plans: Nursing. “Merry and wise, brimful of mischief, spirit and glee.” Elizabeth Claire Bigelow Date of Birth and Place: Dec. 1, 1940, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Glee Club 2,3; Prom Committee 1,3; A Cappella Choir 1,4; Vice-President 3; Broadcaster Staff 1; New England Music Festival 2,4; Snowball Committee 3; Cape Cod Music Festival 3; Lawrencian Staff 4; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Medical Secretary. 16 1958 Date of Birth and Place: Sept. 13, 1940, Fall River, Mass. Activities: Broadcaster Staff 1; A Cappella Choir 1,4; Glee Club 2,3; Minstrel Show 1; Prom Committee 1,3; Intelligencer Staff 2,4; Dramatics Club 2; Bean Supper Committee 2; Snowball Committee 3; Cape Cod Music Festival 3; Lookout Club 4; Class Play 4; Lawrencian Staff 4; Secretary of F.N.A. 4. Future Plans: Nursintr. “A busy mind, a quiet smile, every moment made worthwhile.” Susan L. Braden Date of Birth and Place: June 7, 1940, Boston Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Prom Committee 1; Basketball team 1,4, Co-Captain 4; Class Social Chairman 1; Student Council 1; Junior Honor Society 1; Intelligencer Staff 2, Girls’ Sports Editor 3, Co- Editor 4; Daisy Chain 3; Bean Supper Committee 2; Senior Honor Society 3.4; College and Career Club 3,4, Secretary 3; Lookout Club 2,3, Treasurer 4; Class Secretary 2; Alternate to Girls’ State 3; Class Play 4; Lawrencian Co-Editor 4. Future Plans: Nursing. “ Art is indeed not the bread but the wine of life.” Bonnie Ann Bray Date of Birth and Place: Dec. 20, 1940, Indianapolis, Ind. Activities: Glee Club 1,2; Chess Club 1; Art Club 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Prom Committee 1,3; Minstrel Show 1; Dramatics Club 2; Lookout Club 2; Commercial Art and Advertising Club 3,4; College and Career Club 3; Snowball Committee 3; Class Play Cast 4; Art Editor of Lawrencian 4; Classical Music and Art Club 4; Intelligencer Staff 4. Future Plans: Interior Architect. ‘‘There is not a moment without some fun.” Daniel Lynah Callahan Date of Birth and Place: April 20, 1939, Boston, Mass. Activities: Reading Club 1; Prom Committee 1,3; Broadcaster Staff 1; Chess Club 1; Minstrel Show 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; A Cappella Choir 2,4, Treasurer 3; Lawrencian Staff 4; Snowball Com- mittee 3; Class Play 4. Future Plans: College or the Service. 17 SENIORS “Silence is sweeter than speech.” Mary Patricia Cardeira Date of Birth and Place: Sept. 14, 1939, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Lawrencian Staff 4; Future Businesswomen’s Club 3. Future Plans: Undecided. “Out of clothes, out of countenance; out of countenance, out of wit.” F. Gordon Cahey Date of Birth and Place: April 27, 1939, Middleboro, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Gymnastics 1; Basketball 1; Broadcaster Staff 1; Reading Club 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Snowball Committee 3; Class Play 4; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: College. “A kind and gentle heart.” Beverly Ann Cash Date of Birth and Place: May 2, 1939, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Girls Softball 2; Future Businesswomen’s Club 3; Law- rencian Staff 4; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Undecided. “ Science is organized knowledge.” Irvinc Clarence Chase Date of Birth and Place: Feb. 10, 1940, Newton Lower Falls, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; J. V. Football 1; Chess Club 2; Bean Supper Committee 2; Reading Club 3; Lawrencian Staff 4; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Ben Franklin Technical Institute. 18 1958 “The will to do, the soul to dare.” Marilyn Ruth Cory Date of Birth and Place: April 27, 1940, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Reading Club 1; Commercial Art and Advertising Club 3; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: Marriage. “Although a steady mind, there’s a mischievious twinkle in her eye.” Carol Beatrice Costa Date of Birth and Place: Dec. 24, 1939, Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Glee Club 1,2; Girls’ Softball team 1,2; Modern Dance Club 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Spelling Club 3,4; Intelligencer Staff 4; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Seamstress. 1 ■ “Will is character in action.” Cecil William Costa Date of Birth and Place: Nov. 9, 1939, Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Chess Club 1,2; F.F.A. 1,3; Bean Supper Committee 2; Gymnastics 2; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Undecided. “So free, so kind, so blessed a disposition.” Doris Costa Date of Birth and Place: Oct. 23, 1939, Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Girls’ Softball team 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Prom Committee 1; Spelling Club 3; Intelligencer Staff 3; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Seamstress. 19 SENIORS “We know what we are, hut know not what we may be.’’ Peter Dalzell Date of Birth and Place: April 17, 1940, Newton, Mass. Activities: College and Career Club 3; Lawrencian Staff 4; Class Play 4. Future Plans: College. “To unpathed waters, undreamed shores.” Charles Allen Davis Jr. Date of Birth and Place: Oct. 26, 1939, Brockton, Mass. Future Plans: College— Navy. “He was the leader of leaders.” John Patrick Doucherty Date of Birth and Place: Feb. 2, 1940, Newton, Mass. Activities: Class President 1,2,4; Student Council 1,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Junior Honor Society 1; Track 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 2,4, Secretary 3; Class Marshal 3; Boys’ State 3; Student Government Day Representative 3; Brotherhood Week Representative 4; New England District Key Club Secretary 4; Vice-President of Southeastern Branch of Associated Student Councils of Mass. 4; Literary Editor of Lawrencian 4; Intelligencer Associate Editor 4; Class Play Cast 4. Future Plans: College. “Every man is a volume if you know how to read him.” Jon Arthur Doukas Date of Birth and Place: Jan. 31, 1940, Keene, N. H. Activities: Student Council 1; Class Social Chairman 1; Junior Honor Society 1; Minstrel Show 1; Prom Committee 1,3; Broadcaster Staff 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; A Cappella Choir 2,4; Model Congress 2,3; Dramatics Club 2; New England Music Festival 3,4; Snowball Committee 3; Boys’ State 3; Literary Club 3; Lawrencian Staff 4; Intelligencer Staff 4; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Biological Research— College. 20 1958 “ What sweet delight a quiet life affords.” Marilyn Joan DuFour Date of Birth and Place: Feb. 13, 1940, Lancaster, N. H. Future Plans: Teacher’s College. “His mind his kingdom, and his will his law.” William Charles Fenstermaker Date of Birth and Place: July 6, 1940, Boston, Mass. Activities: Basketball 1,3; Minstrel Show 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Football 3,4; Track 3; Prom Committee 3; Class Play Cast 4. Future Plans: Pharmacist. 1 “Her smile is the sweetest that ever was seen.” Patricia Ann Elizabeth Ferreira Date of Birth and Place: May 12, 1939, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Glee Club 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Basketball 2; Field Hockey 2; Future Businesswomen’s Club 3; Class Play 4; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: Wilfred Academy for Hairdressing. “ Nothing is impossible to the industrious.” Beverly Ellen Finberg Date of Birth and Place: Feb. 18, 1941, Providence, R. I. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; A Cappella Choir 1,2; Prom Committee 1; Dramatics Club 2; Bean Supper Committee 2; Snowball Committee 3; Basketball 1,3; Daisy Chain 3; Intelligencer Staff 2, Associate Editor 3, Editor 4; Vice-President of F.T.A. 3; College and Career Club 3,4; Secretary of Student Council 4; Co-Editor of Lawrencian 4; Drama Club 4; President F.T.A. 4; Class Play Cast 4. Future Plans: College— major in English. 21 SENIORS “A soft answer turneth away wrath.” Beatrice Ann Flora Date of Birth and Place: April 7, 1939, Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show l;Glee Club 1,2; A Cappella Choir 4. Future Plans: Marriage. “A wit dignity, with proper words in proper places.” Cecelia Elaine Ann Flora Date of Birth and Place: Jan. 12, 1939, Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Glee Club 1,2; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Future Businesswomen’s Club 3. Future Plans: Marriage— live in West Virginia. noblest work of Cod.” Mauritz Carl. Fredriksen Date of Birth and Place: Oct. 22, 1939, Oslo, Norway Activities: ]. V. Football 2,3; Boys’ State 3; Lawrencian Staff 4; National Honor Society 4; Class Play 4; A Cappella Choir 4. Future Plans: Physics Research. “He who plays the game fair wins when he loses.” Philip Arnold Furtado Date of Birth and Place: Sept. 16, 1939, East Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Band 1; Weight Training 4. Future Plans: Air Force. 22 1958 “As merry as the day is long. Jennifer Ann Gang Date of Birth and Place: August 30, 1940, Boston, Mass. Activities: Class Play 4; Lawrencian Staff 4; F.N.A. 4. Future Plans: Garland Junior College. “What wisdom can you find greater than kindness. R. Faye Gentry Date of Birth and Place: Oct. 6, 1939, Athens, Texas. Activities: Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: Housewife and College. “I came like water, and like wind I go. ZoLTAN AtTILA GeRGELY Date of Birth and Place: March 19, 1939, Budapest, Hungary. Future Plans: College. “A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Jerrie L. Gill Date of Birth and Place: August 1, 1940, Winnsboro, Louisiana. Activities: Lawrencian Staff 4; Class Play 4; Intelligencer Staff 4. Future Plans: Beautician. 23 SENIORS “ Wit is the salt of conversation, not the food.” Pauline Elizaheth Gonsalves Date of Birth and Place: March 2, 1940, Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Majorettes 1,4, Assistant Leader 3; Girls’ Softball team 1,2; Modern Dance Club 1; Field Hockey 2; Snowball Committee 3; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: Beautician. ‘‘Mischief sparkles in her eyes, and her laughter never dies.” Bonnie Lee Grew Date of Birth and Place: June 7, 1940, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Prom Committee 1; Minstrel Show 1; Junior Honor So- ciety 1; Glee Club 1,2; Softball 1,2; Bean Supper Committee 2; A Cappella Choir 2,3; Cheerleader 2,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 2; Class Secretary 3,4; Girls’ State 3; Senior Honor Society 3; Student Council 4; Lawrencian Staff 4; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Medical Technologist. ‘‘The force of his own merit makes his way.” Miklos Harm ati Date of Birth and Place: March z9, 1938, Budapest, Hungary. Activities: College and Career Club 4. Future Plans: College. “ His conversation does not show the minutehand, hut he strikes the hour very correctly.” James F. Hazelton Jr. Date of Birth and Place: Oct. 11, 1938, Hyannis, Mass. Future Plans: Undecided. 24 1958 “A light heart lives long.’’ Joan Ann Hazelton Date of Birth and Place: Nov. 2, 1939, Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Class Vice-President 1; Basketball 1,2; Prom Committee 1,3; Junior Honor Society 1; Glee Club 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Dramatics Club 2; Snowball Committee 3; Class Play 4; Lawrencian Staff 4; Intelligencer Staff 4. Future Plans: Junior College. “ All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women in it merely players.” Priscilla Ann Helm Date of Birth and Place: May 4, 1940, Washington, D. C. Future Plans: San Jose State College. “Learning is the dictionary , hut sense the grammar of science.” Arthur F. Hennessey Jr. Date of Birth and Place: Jan. 11, 1940, Norwood, Mass. Activities: Band 1,2; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Basketball 1; Football 3,4; Track 2; Safety Patrol 3,4; College and Career Club 3,4. Future Plans: College— Geology. “ Virtue and genuine in thems elves speak what no words can utter.” Barbara F. Hicks Date of Birth and Place: August 19, 1940, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1; Softball 2,3; Commercial Art Club 3,4; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: Undecided. 25 SENIORS “A superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions Curtis Edmund Hill Date of Birth and Place: Feb. 24, 1939, New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Football 1,4. Future Plans: Work then the Service. “If ever I am a teacher it will be to learn more than to teach.” Thomas J. Hill Date of Birth and Place: July 7, 1940, Everett, Mass. Activities: Photography Club 3; Intelligencer Staff Co-Editor 3; Gymnastics 3; Chess Club 2; Lawrencian Staff— Photography Editor 4; Freshman Minstrel Show; Sophomore Bean Supper; Boys’ Social Chairman 3. Future Plans: Teaching. Speech is great, but silence is greater.” James F. Jeglinski Date of Birth and Place: March 24, 1941, Malden, Mass. Activities: Football 1,3; Chess Club 2; Weight Training 4; Lawren- cian Staff 4. Future Plans: Franklin Institute then Kings Point. “Truth hath a quiet breast. Doris May Johnson Date of Birth and Place: April 24, 1940, Brockton, Mass. Future Plans: Beautician. 26 1958 “If a man speaks or acts with pure thought, happiness follows him like a shadow that never leaves him.” David Arthur Kay Date of Birth and Place: August 2, 1940, Boston, Mass. Activities: Orchestra 1,2; Dance Band 1,2; Organ Club 3,4; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Glee Club 2; Class Play 4; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: Music College. “ No star ever rose or set without influence somewhere.” John M. Kayajan Date of Birth and Place: July 17, 1940, Wareham, Mass. Activities: Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Football 4; Snowball Com- mittee 3; Prom Committee 3. Future Plans: Prep School and College. Carl Bostwick Ketchum Date of Birth and Place: Jan. 3, 1941, Boston, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Football 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Snowball Committee 3; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: Science College. “Not for himself but for the world he lives.” Diane LaFreniere Date of Birth and Place: June 11, 1941, Boston, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Glee Club 1; Lookout Club 1,3; Bean Committee 2; Lawrencian Staff 4; Class Play Cast 4; F.N.A. 4. Future Plans: Nursing. 27 SENIORS Earl Leal Date of Birth and Place: March 23, 1938, New Bedford, Mass. Future Plans: Undecided. “He is our friend who loves more than admires us.” Robert Earle Leonard Date of Birth and Place: Oct. 20, 1939, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Lawrencian Staff 4; Class Play 4. Future Plans: College. “Bashfulness is more frequently connected with good sense than with over assurance.” Daniel L. Lopes Date of Birth and Place: May 9, 1938, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: F.F.A. 1,4; Football 4. Future Plans: Undecided. “It is better not to be than to be unhappy.” Gerald Myron Lumbert Date of Birth and Place: Sept. 5, 1939, New Bedford, Mass. Future Plans: Air Force. 28 I- 1958 “You find yourself refreshed ' by the presense of cheerful people.”. Beverly Anne Mackey Date of Birth and Place: March 9, 1940, Dallas, Texas. Future Plans: College. “Secret study, silent thought, is often all, the mightiest in human affairs .” Thomas D. Manchester Date of Birth and Place : Feb. 21, 1939, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Bean Supper Committee 2. Future Plans: Undecided. “A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse.” Susan Ruth Miller Date of Birth and Place: Nov. 6, 1940, Boston, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Prom Committee 1,3; Field Hockey 1; Intelligencer Staff 1; Cheerleader 2,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,4, Manager 2, Co-Captain 3; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Softball 2; Bean Supper Committee 2; Snowball Committee 3; College and Career Club 3; A Cappella Choir 2; Class Social Chairman 3; Model Con- gress 3; Daisy Chain 3; Girls’ State 3; Senior Honor Society 3; Lawrencian Staff 4; Class Play 4; Secretary of Honor Society 4. Future Plans: College. “ Whatever is popular deserves attention.” Russell Frank Mohr Date of Birth and Place: Dec. 19, 1939, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Football 1; Prom Committee 1; Minstrel Show 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Camera Club 2; Snowball Committee 3; Class Play 4. Future Plans: College. 29 SENIORS “Why all this toil for the triumphs of an hour?’’ Myron Joseph Moniz Date of Birth and Place: Sept. 13, 1940, Westfield, Mass. Activities: A Cappella Choir 1,4; Minstrel Show 1; Glee Club 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Model Congress 4; Lawrencian Staff 4, Class Play 4. Future Plans: Undecided. “Oh, give us the man who sings at his work.” Balazs Monoki Date of Birth and Place: May 30, 1939, Budapest, Hungary. Future Plans: College. “A drop of ink may make a million think.” Arthur Henry Motte, Jr. Date of Birth atul Place: October 16, 1938, New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Cheff Club 1; Chess Club 2; Safety Patrol 3, Snowball Committee. Future Plans: Work for the Standard Times. The first great gift we can bestow on others is a good example.” Carol Mae Munroe Date of Birth and Place: November 11, 1939. Activities: Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Glee Club 1; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: Seamstress. BO 1958 “Peace is rarely denied to the peaceful.’’ Verna Ann Munroe Date of Birth and Place: January 15, 1941, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Basketball 1; Glee Club 1. Future Plans: Undecided. “ The superior man is slow in his words and earnest in his conduct.” Michael Thomas Murray Date of Birth and Place: April 28, 1940, Springfield, Mass. Activities: Bean Supper 2; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; College and Career Club 3. Future Plans: Prep School. “Things don’t turn up in this world until somebody turns them up.” John Netto Date of Birth and Place: June 15, 1939, Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Operators Club 2; Football 3; Class Play 4; Football 4; Lawrencian Staff 4; Weight Lifting Club 4. Future Plans: Undecided. There is nothing like fun, is there?” Sandra Netto Date of Birth and Place: March 5, 1941, New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show l;Prom Committee 1,3; Lookout Club 2,4; Snowball Committee 3; Daisy Chain 3; Cheerleader 4; Class Play 4; Feature Editor of Intelligencer 4; Honor Society 4. Future Plans: Becker Junior College. 31 SENIORS “Born of success he seems.” Robert Louis Ozment Date of Birth and Place: September 11, 1940, Camden, New York. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Prom Committee 1,3; Junior Honor Society 1; Bean Supper 2; Snowball Committee 2; Senior Honor Society 3,4; Operators Club 3; Track 3; Football 3,4; Vice-President 3; Basketball 3,4; College and Career Club 3; Key Club 3,4; Social Chairman 4; Lawrencian Staff 4; Class Play 4; Student Council 4. Future Plans: Chemical Engineer at Princeton College. “Such master, such man.” Bruce Henry Peterson Date of Birth and Place: February 13, 1938, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Baseball 1,2; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Marines. A great man in the game of sports.” Jack Hamilton Peterson Date of Birth and Place: August 10, 1939, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3, Captain 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Football 2,3, Captain 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Bean Supper 2; Lawrencian Staff 4; Intelligencer Staff 4; Class Play 4. Future Plans: College. “Good humor may be said to be one of the very best articles of dress one can wear in society.” E. Joel Peterson Date of Birth and Place: January 2, 1941. Boston, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Bean Sup- per 2; Dramatics Club 2; Snowball Committee 3, Prom Committee 3; Lawrencian Staff 4, Boys’ State 4, College and Career Club 4. Future Plans: Cornell School of Hotel Administration. 32 1958 “I would rather be small and shine than large and cast a shadow.” Margaret Ann Pina Date of Birth and Place: August 10, 1940, Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Bean Supper 2; Snowball Committee 3; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Undecided. “She was active, stirring all afire. She could not rest, she could not tire. Nancy Ann Rapp Date of Birth and Place: Dec. 13, 1939, Boston, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Glee Club 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Dramatics Club 2; Snowball Committee 3; Intelligencer Staff 3,4; Lawrencian Staff 4; Class Play 4; Lookout Club 2,4. Future Plans: Junior College. “Knowledge is just like the sun in the heavens ; inviting us to noble, and lighting our paths.” Richard Chandler Robrins II Date of Birth and Place: July 5, 1940, Syracuse, N. Y. Activities: Junior Honor Society 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Chess Club 2; National Senior Honor Society 3,4, President 4; College and Career Club 4; Boys’ State 3; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: College: Cornell University. “Good nature is one of the richest fruits of true Christianity.” Judith Lynne Roberts Date of Birth and Place: Feb. 14, 1940, New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Glee Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 2; A Cappella Choir 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Minstrel Show 1; Snowball Committee 3; Junior Honor Society 1; Senior Honor Society 3; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: Nursing— Saint Luke’s. 33 SENIORS “I am always in haste, but never in a hurry.” Robert B. Rogers Date of Birth and Place: Sept. 5, 1939, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Class Play 4; Key Club 4; Golf Team 1. Future Plans: Journalistic Field. “The will of a man is his happiness.” Beverly Rose Date of Birth and Place: August 16, 1938, Boston, Mass. Activities: Glee Club 1; Bean Supper 2; Snowball 3; Future Busi- nesswomen’s Club 4; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: Secretary at John Hancock Building. “ Happiness seems made to be shared. Brenda Elizabeth Hines Date of Birth and Place: May 21, 1940, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Basketball 1,2; Glee Cluo 1; Softball 2,3; Snowball Com- mittee 3; Future Businesswomen’s Club 3; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: Junior College. “Whoever blushes, is already guilty.” R. David Simoneau Date of Birth and Place: April 3, 1939, Boston, Mass. Activities: Key Club 2,3; Treasurer 4; Football 2,3; Co-captain 4; Bean Supper 3; Lawrencian Staff 4; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Agriculture School. 34 1958 “She walks in serenity” Sandra Ellen Smith Date of Birth and Place: Nov. 25, 1940, Elmira, N. Y. Activities: Broadcaster Staff 1; Glee Club 1,2; Lookout Club 2,3,4; Bean Supper 2; Snowball Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Vice- President of F.N.A. 4; Lawrencian Staff 4; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Junior College. “The gift of gaiety may itself be the greatest good fortune.” Evelyn Marie Souza Date of Birth and Place: Feb. 7, 1940, Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Glee Club 1; Minstrel Show 1; Bean Supper Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Future Business Women’s Club 3. Future Plans: Undecided. “What a spendthrift he is of his tongue.” John Barry Souza Date of Birth and Place: Oct. 25, 1939, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Class Treasurer 1,2,3; Golf 1; Junior Honor Society 1; Key Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Bean Supper Committee 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Track 2; Model Con- gress 3; Snowball Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Boy’s State 3; Key Club Delegate to Washington D. C. 3; Class Play 4; Lawrencian Staff 4; Class Vice-President 4. Future Plans: Prep School then College. “There’s mischief in his eye.” Thomas Alton George Souza Date of Birth and Place: .Oct. 25, 1937, New Bedford, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Gymnastics 1; Basketball 1. Future Plans: A Bug Hunter. 35 SENIORS “A fair exterior is a silent recommendation.’’ Frances Elizabeth Spencer Date of Birth and Place: April 10, 1941, New York City. Activities: Glee Club 1; Field Hockey 1; Minstrel Show 1; Prom Committee 1,3; Bean Supper 2; Lookout Club 2,3; Intelligencer Staff 2,4; Snowball Committee 3; Lawrencian Staff 4; Future Nurses of America 4. Future Plans: College. “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” Claire Jeanne Steele Date of Birth and Place: November 14, 1940, Provincetown, Mass. Activities: Basketball 1; Softball 1; Field Hockey 1; Glee Club 1; Minstrel Show 1; Bean Supper 2; Snowball Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Lookout Club 2,3,4; Future Businesswomen’s Club 3. Future Plans: Becker Junior College. “The laughter of girls is, and ever was, among the delightful sounds of the earth.” Helen Elizabeth Sullivan Date of Birth and Place: May 18, 1940, Brighton, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Bean Supper 2; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Snowball Committee 3; Lookout Club 4; Future Nurses of America 4; President 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 4; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: Nursing. “In her tongue is the law of kindness.” Kathleen Sullivan Date of Birth and Place: November 8, 1940, Boston, Mass. Activities: Dramatics 1; Minstrel Show 1; Bean Supper 2; Lookout Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1, Secretary 2; Snowball Committee 3; Daisy Chain 3; College and Career Club 3; Class Play 4; Lawrencian Staff 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4. Future Plans: Nurse at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. 36 1958 “Her manner far exceeds her age.” Priscilla May Sylvia Date of Birth and Place: Nov. 16, 1940. Activities: Class Secretary 1; Minstrel Show 1; Prom Committee 1,3; Basketball 1; Softball 1; Bean Supper 2; Snowball Queen 3; Lookout Club 3,4; Class Marshal 3; Cheerleader 4; Model Congress 4; Lawrencian Staff 4. Future Plans: Secretary. “No one knows what he can do, till he has done it. Ralph Lawrence Sylvia Date of Birth and Place: March 11, 1939, Hyannis, Mass. Activities: Gymnastics. Future Plans: Radio Electronics. “ Her ways are ways of pleasantness.” Patricia Alice Turner Date of Birth and Place: April 19, 1939, Mashpee, Mass. Activities: Basketball 1; Softball 1; Glee Club 1; Commercial Art 4. Future Plans: Elevator Operator. “A kind and gentle heart had he.” George Joseph Twiss Jr. Date of Birth and Place: November 30. 1940, Boston, Mass. Activities: Snowball Committee 3; Football 3,4; Basketball 3; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 4; Baseball 4; Class Treasurer 4; Lawren- cian Staff 4; Intelligencer Staff 4; Key Club 4. Future Plans: College. 37 SENIORS “Silence when nothing need he said, is the eloquence of discretion.” Barbara Ann Valerio Date of Birth and Place: August 9, 1939, Falmouth, Mass. Activities: None. Future Plans: Marriage. “None but himself can he his parallel.” Robert Franklin West Date of Birth and Place: Oct. 1, 1940, Falmouth, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Operators Club 1,2, Vice-President 3; A Cappella Choir 2,3, President 4; Bean Supper Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 4; Lawreneian Staff 4. Future Plans: College, Chemical Engineering. “ People who make no noise are dangerous.” Catherine Mary Williams Date of Birth and Place: August 11, 1939, Baltimore, Md. Activities: A Cappella Choir 3; Future Businesswomen’s Club 3; Prom Committee 3. Future Plans: Undecided. “I am as sober as a judge.” George Andrew ' York Date of Birth and Place: June 13, 1940, Bridgeport, Conn. Activities: A Cappella Choir 1.2,3, 4; Minstrel Show 1; Golf 1,2,3; Football 2; Bean Supper Committee 2; Student Council 3; Safety Patrol 3; Lawreneian Staff 4; Class Play 4; College and Career Club 4. Future Plans: College. 38 1958 “To wake the soul by tender strokes of art.” Walter Zylinski Date of Birth and Place: Dec. 11, 1939, Teaticket, Mass. Activities: Minstrel Show 1; Bean Supper 2; Snowball 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Lawrencian Staff 4; Class Play 4. Future Plans: Undecided. NOT PICTURED “A kind of gentle head had he.” Leonard Halverson Date of Birth and Place: May 14, 1940, Oak Park, III. Activities: Lawrencian Staff. Future Plans: College. “One with more of soul in his face than words on his tongue.” Gareth L. Jennings Date of Birth and Place: Aug. 9, 1940, Wareham, Mass. Activities: Future Farmers of America. Future Plans: Farmer. Butty Lou Carmichael “ Science when well-digested is nothing but good sense and reason.” John J. Rorinson Date of Birth and Place: Oct. 3, 1939, Hyannis, Mass. Future Plans: Air Force. He ' s a quiet fellow— sometimes.” Jay Weiland Date of Birth and Place: Sept. 4, 1940, Dover, N. II. Activities: Safety Patrol; Weight Tr aining. Future Plans: Coast Guard Academy or College. “ The hair is the richest ornament of women. Genevieve Sharp Illgen Date of Birth and Place: Nov. 7, 1939, Lamesa, Texas. Future Plans: Interior Decorator. 39 CLASS ODE I Oh, we leave the halls of Lawrence, our hearts so sad and blue. We leave our Faithful teachers, their knowledge ringing true. Thy standards high and lofty, with service, loy-al-ty and honor, we will keep these and be true unto thee. II We leave thy walls of learning, our Future now at hand. As we go beyond thy portals, to our life throughout the land. 40 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ...for loyalty, honor, and service This year the Smythe Honor Roll Award was presented to Susan Braden. Susan was chosen by her classmates because she best exemplifies the principles of loyalty, honor, and service. Susan has been a very active member of the class of 1958. She has been a member of the National Honor Society, Daisy Chain, and secretary of the class in her sophomore year. This year Susan was co-editor of the Lawrencian and the Student Intelligencer, co- captain of the girls’ basketball team, treasurer of Lookout Club, and was selected as the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. After graduation Susan is planning to attend Chil- dren’s Hospital in Boston to become a registered nurse. This year the Smythe Honor Roll Award was present- ed to John P. Dougherty, who best exemplifies loyalty, honor and service. Jack’s many activities and excellent work, has indeed shown that he is deserving of this award. He was a member of the National Honor Society and President of his class in his freshman, sophomore and senior years. Jack was class marshal and an active member of Key Club also the secretary of the New England district of Key Club. He was President of Student Council and received the D.A.R. Award for excellence in History, in his junior year. Jack plans on a college career upon graduation. Our sincere wishes in the future go with him. SMYTHE HONOR ROLL BABE RUTH AWARDS Every year it is a tradition of Lawrence High Seniors to choose a boy and a girl from the graduating class who best exemplifies good sportsmanship, on and off the field. This year the honor of the Babe Both Award goes to Susan Branden and Jack Peterson. This year Susan Braden received the Babe Ruth Award as she is the girl chosen by the Senior Class who best exemplifies sportsmanship. Susan was an active member of her class, during her four years at L.H.S. She was a member of the basketball squad throughout high school, and was elected co-captain in her senior year, an active member in the Lookout Club for three years and was elected treasurer in her Senior year; Sue was the co-editor of the Student Intelligencer and the Lawrencian, a member of the Daisy Chain, a Class Officer, and a member of the National Honor Society, besides participating in many out side activities. After graduation, Susan plans to attend Children’s Hospital in Boston, and hopes to become a registered nurse. The class of 1958 is proud to present the Babe Ruth Award to Jack H. Peterson. As the senior superlative implies. Jack was the most athletic boy in the class. He has been a varsity letterman in football, basketball and baseball all through high school. During his senior year, he was elected co-captain of the football squad and captain of the baseball and basketball teams. Jack also enjoyed his four years’ membership in the L.H.S. Key Club and his position of Boys’ Sports Editor of the Lawrencian and the Intelligencer. After graduation Jack is planning to attend Dean Junior College in Franklin, Mass. 43 Smartest Susan Braden, Richard Robbins Most Artistic Bonnie Bray, Walter Zylinsk Best Dancers Bruce Peterson, Cricket Bigelow Most Popular Rosemary Bevacqua, Jack Dougherty Rosemary Bevacqua, Michael Murray Most Musical Judy Roberts, David Kay Most Bashful Mary Cadeira, Most Industrious Beverly Finberg, Jack Dougherty Most Sophisticated Priscilla Helm, Gorden Carey Most Athletic Susan Braden, Jack Peterson Best Leaders Beverly Finberg, Jack Dougherty Cleverest Beverly Finberg, Joel Peterson Best Dressed len Armstrong, Gordon Carey Best All Around Rosemary Bevacqua, Bob Ozment First row: Susan Miller, Nancy Rapp, Rosemary Bevacqua, Judy Roberts, Nancy Boff, Patricia Ferreira, Sandra Netto, Jerrie Gill, Fay Gentry, Betty Alves, Beverly Cash, Brenda Hines. Second row: Frances Spencer, Priscilla Sylvia, Jennifer Gang, Helen Sullivan, Ellen Armstrong, Diane LaFreniere, Elizabeth Bigelow, Kathleen Sullivan, Joan Hazelton, Sandra Smith, Beverly Rose. Third row: George York. David Kay, Joel Peterson, Bob Ozment, Bob West, Irving Chase, John Souza, Jack Peterson, Richard Robbins, Eugene Andrews. Fourth row: Mauritz Fredriksen, Jon Doukas, Daniel Callahan, Gordon Carey, John Kayajan, Bob Leonard. L AWRENCI AN STAFF The Lawrencian is the product of the co-oper- ative work of the Senior class. The staff, under the supervision of the editors, Susan Braden and Beverly Finberg, have prepared pictures, copy, and art work to present to Lawrence High School an enjoyable and well styled yearbook. The considerable work of preparing, selling, distributing the Lawrencian has been a pleasant experience for the staff, but could not have been achieved without the supervision of the editors and the comments of our adxisor, Mr. Wasseth. Many hours of effort have been employed to produce John Thomas Lawrence and the Law- rencian. 46 SENIOR CLASS PLAY A highlight of our Senior year was our great theatrical produc- tion, “The Curious Savage,” which allowed us to work together closely, gaining friendship with classmates. As great as the bonds that were created with one another were the good times and ability to work together as a class. Our Senior play will always remain a pleasant hallmark of our high school days. CAST This year the class of 1958 presented the three-act comedy, “The Curious Savage” at the Memorial Auditorium, December 16 and 17. The cast was composed of Bonnie Bray, Bill Fenstermaker, Rosemary Bevaqua, Jack Dougherty, Beverly Finberg, Frances Spencer, Judy Roberts, Diane LaFreniere, Tom Hill, George York, and Carl Fredrickson. The play was tremen- dously successful and the class reaped a seventy-five dollar profit. Directing the play was Mr. Fraher and he was capably assisted by Carl Fredrickson. The set and scenery was designed by Mr. DeWitt C. Jones III and his backstage crew which was composed of the following: chairmen, George York and Daniel Callahan, Jennifer Gang, Diane LaFreniere, Joan Hazelton, Cricket Bigelow, Nancy Rapp, Helen Sullivan, Sandra Smith, Irving Chase, John Kayajan, John Netto, Jerry Lumbert, Gordon Carey, Bruce Peterson, Cecil Costa, David Simoneau, Peter Dalzell, John Souza, Jack Peterson, Russ Mohr, and Jon Doukas. The class of 1958 expresses its sincerest thanks and appreciation to Mr. Sunderman for his help in printing our covers, to Mrs. Osborne for her help in printing our programs, to Mr. Fraher for his patient direction, and to Mr. Jones for his excellent designing. 47 First row: Beverly Finberg, Rosemary Bevacqua, Bonnie Bray, Judy Roberts. Second row: George York, William Fenstermaker, Diane LaFreniere, John Dougherty, Thomas Hill, Mauritz Fredriksen. Senior Players score smash hit in Jon Doukas, left, deftly applies finishing touches to the chin of the eminent “Judge Savage,” George York. Mauritz Fredriksen, Bonnie Bray break into a fit of laughter after a faux pas during rehearsal for the “Curious Sav- age.” Topper Chase about to throw the stage into darkness during a dramatic scene from our Class Play. Thomas Mill and Bill Fenstermaker trying to learn lines a few minutes before curtain time. “THE CURIOUS SAVAGE” Dabbed in paint, Joan Hazelton prepares to reload her paint brush for another swab at the scenery of our set. First row: Kathleen Sullivan, Joan Hazelton, Elizabeth Bigelow, Nancy Rapp, George York, Daniel Callahan, Nancy Boff, Patricia Ferreira, Jerrie Gill, Yvonne Barboza, Carol Costa. Second row: Mr. Dewitt Jones III, Irving Chase, Bob West, Jay Weiland, Diane LaFreniere, Jennifer Gang, Sandra Smith, Bonnie Grew, Susan Miller, Bruce Peterson, Bill Fenstermaker, Jon Doukas, Gordon Carey. Third row: Bob Leonard, David Kay, Peter Dalzall, Myron Moniz, Eugene Andrews, David Simoneau, Jack Peterson, John Kayajan, John Souza, John Netto. YEARS IN REVIEW Do you remember when we finally called ourselves Freshmen? This was a memorable year in our high school career. We were determined to make the history of our class a success. “Ready, willing and able” was our motto. We tried to live up to this although we sometimes had our doubts. Our first money-making project was the Freshman Minstrel Show. The class showed its enthusiasm, bubbling over with talent. We even went so far as to secure the services of the ever popular “Crazy Legs Lizzy and Her Cool Chicks,” alias Joel Peterson and his “chickens.” Without the consistent guidance and direction of Miss Cornell and Mr. Roberts, our show would never have been possible. We made a sizeable profit of $314.47 which, to us, was a substantial sum of money to start us through the four years lying ahead. We sponsored a few dances throughout that year, but only one was outstanding, our Freshman Prom. You may remember how all the girls spent endless hours preparing for the big dance. Soon came the time to make our entrance into the hall. My, how dashing were the boys; and how lovely were the girls. Some in their first new pair of wobbly, high-heeled shoes. We could hardly recognize our high school friends in this new “grown up” role. Queen Cecelia Flora looked lovely, dressed in a coral gown and Walter Zylinski made a very debonair king. We shall never forget the science excursion 50 we made to Boston. One beautiful May morning two buses, anchored with eager students, departed from the school to visit Franklin Park Zoo and the Boston Science Museum. It wasn’t long before we were up to our necks in beans. We were Sophomores and engaged in mak- ing the annual Sophomore Bean Supper the best affair yet. Mrs. Barry gave us her full co-operation in planning the menu and cooking the delicious supper. After eating, entertainment was provided by the “talented members of our class. The best football rally this school had ever seen took place during this year put on by some of the members of our class. The girls donned in the boys’ uniforms certainly made “impressive” players and the boys in their short, maroon skirts made “adorable” cheer- leaders. By now we felt we could do something for our own enjoyment. After deep concentration by our entire class we came up with Twirp Week. A week was set aside where the girls had to do everything for the boys. This is now traditional at our school. Remember all those books they made us carry, girls! This week was climaxed by a “Sadie Hawkins Dance” at which time, penalties were imposed upon some of the girls for not abiding by the rules of Twirp Week. You can still hear that Hawaiian music which accompanied Susan Braden as she gave us her inter- pretation of a Hawaiian dancer, the most comical 51 penalty of the evening. To onr Sophomore year we said, “Aloha.” In the first part of our Junior year, we acquired our elegant class rings. For the glorious days that followed anyone could usually get a willing Junior to shake hands with him. Ring hand, of course! During this year we had two very successful dances, the Annual Snowball and the Junior-Senior Prom. The queen of the Snowball, Priscilla Sylvia, cer- tainly dressed like the theme, Winter Wonderland, in an exquisite white gown. Theme for the prom was Underwater Fantasy. These two affairs were expertly decorated by the artistic members of our class. After the Prom the P.T.A. gave us a delicious buffet dinner which was wholeheartedly welcomed by the famished students who attended this gala evening. We hardly realized the Junior year had gone by so quickly. September 6, 1957 was the glorious day we had all anxiously been awaiting. We had reached the top step of the ladder as far as our high school days were concerned. Now we were sophisticated Seniors. We were the first class in L.H.S. to use the center stairway previously used only by faculty and adult guests of our school. Our first project this year was to have all our “movie-star” pictures taken. Speaking of movie stars, our Senior Class Play “The Curious 52 Savage” was performed expertly by our more dra- matic members. Mrs. Osborne, Mr. Fraher, and Mr. Jones professionally led and guided us in this fabulous production. We also sponsored the De Rossi Accordian concert in the Memorial auditorium. By now we were buried in work, work, work, for our yearbook. As you can see it is the best one yet. The Junior-Senior Prom financed by the Junior Class eventually came. Magnificent decorating and the gaily attired couples provided an atmosphere of graceful enchantment. Our class day program made us all sad in remembering. The class Prophecy and Will made us realize that this was one of the last times we would all be together as a class. This year finally had come to its end. We had a wonderful time at our banquet, which not only fea- tured a sumptious dinner, but also saw members from our class give specialties reminiscent of Min- strel Show and Bean Supper. The climax of the evening was the giving out of Class Gifts. This prov- ed to be one of the most humorous and entertaining events of the evening. The saddest time in our lives came at our unforgettable graduation. The boys dressing in maroon robes and the girls in white robes was an innovation for our school. Some of us appeared rather complacent that night, while others with their eyes full of tears appeared sad to leave. “Alas, parting is such sweet sorrow”— to these four memorable years, the class of 1958 says— Sayonara! 53 HYMN OF LOYALTY 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, What’er betide, We still shall deem thee our Mentor and our Guide. 4 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. 54 STUDENT ACTIVITIES 55 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ronald Johnston President Henry Andrade Vice-President Jean McGilvray Treasurer John Rose Secretary Beverly Ball Girls’ Social Chairman Michael Williams Boys’ Social Chairman 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 were seemingly characteristic of our class. The theme was “Fantasy In Blue” and our queen, Dorothy Cotton, carried out the color scheme with her beautiful blue gown. The juniors, known for abolishing annual affairs, held Lawrence High School’s first Smorgasbord. Each student was asked to donate a covered dish, and the supper was enjoyed immensely by all. Many ate until they could eat no more. The supper was a success. We would also like to add that neither our supper, not any other supper, would have been a success without the help of Mrs. Barry. The last social event sponsored by the juniors for the vear 1957-58 was the Junior-Senior Prom. As usual we went “in the hole” but there was fun, and everyone had a marvelous and moneyless time. The Sophomore Class commenced the year with the first dance, The Sock Hop, which we were honored to put on. Our class was the second class in L.H.S. to order class rings in our sophomore year. Our second class function for this year was the Sophomore Bean Supper which was received quite well by the rest of the school and the townspeople. Twirp-week was very successful but hard on the girls and the Sadie Hawkins dance at the end of the week concluded our class activities for the year. SOPHOMORE CLASS Paul Ketchum President Douglas Pike Vice-President Diane Rapoza Secretary Betsy Fuglister T reasurer Edward Finberg Boys’ Social Chairman Penny Poole Girls’ Social Chairman 56 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS William MacDonald President William Calkins Vice-President Kathleen Viero Secretary Janice Mederios T reasurer Brenda Gray Girls’ Social Chairman William Payne Boys’ Social Chairman The Freshman Class started the year determined to be active. At the first class meeting they voted to have a dance with a rally preceding it by one week. The rally was very successful and the “Victory Dance” was enjoyed by all. The class then set to work on the Minstrel Show and the Prom. The Minstrel Show was enjoyed by everyone and the Prom proved a good time for all who attended. | BOSTON -73 b.b. ♦ First row: Rosemary Bevacqua, Eugene Andrews, Jack Dougherty, Beverly Finberg. Second row: Mr. Hugo Tassinari, Regina Pacheco, Beverly Ball, Anne Kayajan, Prudence Pacheco, Bonnie Grew, Jean McGilvray. Third row: George Biglow, John Souza, Bob Ozment, Paul Ketchum, Ted Bentinen, Bill MacDonald. STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council was honored to have as President, Jack Dougherty who also holds the position of Vice-President of the entire Southeastern Branch of Student Councils in Massachusetts. Aided by Jack’s cabinet of officers; Eugene Andrews, Vice-President; Beverly Finberg, Secretary; Rosemary Bevacqua, Treasurer; and Mr. Tassinari, Advisor, the Council did a splendid job accomplishing many successful and worthwhile activities. Some of the outstanding activities the Council carried out were: Running class elections; Sponsoring Student Government Day; Sponsoring and Running Brotherhood Week; Producing an assembly explaining the various functions of the Council; Co-ordinating school activities. The Council wishes to thank Mr. Tassinari, and its officers for the splendid job they have done. OFF1GERS Jack Dougherty Eugene Andrews Bevt rlv Ellen Fin lx rg Rosemary Bevacqua President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 56 This year’s Honor Society was the largest group in its history and the first to admit Sophomores, as tem- porary members. Projects for the year were to honor the retiring Mr. Lewis B. Robinson, to conduct the fall and spring inductions, and to sell Christmas holly to sponsor our assemblies. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Col. Tow, Richard Robbins, and Eleanor Tobin prepare holly for selling. Col. Tow with the senior members of the Honor Society after induction. First row: Janice Parent, Susan Miller, Larry MacDonald, Richard Robbins, Patricia Medeiros, Sandra Netto, Penny, Poole. Second row: Patricia Bishop, Carolyn Jacoby, Susan Braden, Beverly Ball, Bonnie Williams, Regina Pacheco, Jean McGilvray, Brenda Bennett, Elenor Tobin, Joan Woodcock, Susan McGilvray. Third row: Col. William Tow, Kathleen Merrick, John Souza, Mike Williams, David Hirschfield, Bob Ozment, Charles Smith, Jack Dougherty, Mauritz Fredricksen, Lucy Mc- Carten 59 KEY CLUB LAWRENCE First row: David Simoneau, Gene Andrews, John Souza, Ronald Johnston. Second row: Kathy Sullivan, Wayne Van Ham, Henry Andrade, Kenneth Andrade, Theodore Benttinen, Richard Moniz, Herbert Tavares, Jack Peterson, Edward Finberg, Susan Miller. Third row: James Pine, Robert Ozment, Jack Dougherty, James Nidositko. Fourth row: James Vidal, George Twiss, Steven Finnell, Barry Pease, John Kayajan, Chip Bigelow, Sam Calkins. KEY CLUB OFFICERS John Souza Ronald Johnston Eugene Andrews Da id Simoneau President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer This years’ officers who were elected when the 1956 officers retired were: John B. Souza, president; Ronald Johnston, vice-president; Eugene Andrews, secretary; and David Simoneau, treasurer. Elected as the Key Club Sweethearts were Miss Kathy Sullivan and Miss Susan Miller. The purpose of Key Club is to render service to the school and community. They have exhibited this objective in various instances throughout the school year. They have conducted such projects as paper drives, clothes drives, giving baskets of food to needy families at Christmas time, dances, candy sales, wel- ruie work, “tag days,” assemblies, and rallies. The club received an award from Parents Maga- zine and numerous other trophies for its work in buy- ing the school a $3,200 organ and conducting many projects too numerous to mention. 60 In the third year of existence, the Lookout Club, which consists of 25 girls, conducted a very successful year. The club, one of the most prominent activities, has endeavored throughout the year to help the school and community. They have purchased ten original cheerleading uniforms and sponsored a Pizza Supper and movie in November; this was a huge success. For a community project, the Lookouters spon- sored a March of Dimes Dance in January and were able to give $100 to this worthy cause. Various money-making projects were selling cokes at basketball games and town meetings, selling book- ends, and food sales. The club was also able to give a $100 scholarship to a deserving Senior. A round of applause is certainly deserved by this young club which has come a long way on the road of service and loyalty. LOOKOUT CLUB Rosemary Bevacqua Carolyn Jacoby . Susan Braden Beverly Ball Jane Langenheim OFFICERS President Vice-President Treasurer Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary First row: Nancy Boff, Beverly Ball, Carolyn Jacoby, Rosemary Bevacqua, Susan Braden, Penny Poole. Second row: Brenda Bennett, Mary O’Beim. Third row: Sandra Netto, Patricia Medeiros, Nancy Rapp, Clara Hennessey, Jane Langenheim, Carolyn Carey, Regina Pacheco, Susan McGilvray, Kathleen Merrick. Fourth row: Jean McGilray, Priscilla Sylvia, Sandra Smith, Diane La- Freniere, Helen Sullivan, Kathleen Sullivan. MHT’l First row: Virginia Pacheco, Jerrie Gill, Jack Dougherty, Susan Braden, Beverly Finberg, Carolyn Jacoby, Kathleen Costa, Nancy Boff. Second row: Rosemary Bevacqua, Marilyn Cory, Grenda Bennett, Mary Rezendes, Susan Amaral, Jane Lan- denheim, Kathleen Merrick, Sally Moses, Betsy Fuglister, Nancy Rapp, Bonnie Bray, Cynthia Fowler, Sandra Netto. Third row: Jack Peterson, George Twiss, Jon Doukas, Myron Moniz, Frances Spencer, Brenda Garcia, Mr. Paul M. Wasseth. STUDENT INTELLIGENCER Since the beginning of school the third period Journal- ism class and the Thursday Intelligenc er activity, made up of Seniors and underclassmen, have prepared a weekly newspaper for the student body and the town of Falmouth. The editors. Sue Braden and Bev Finberg, and the staff, under the supervision of Mr. Wasseth, have written and edited copy to produce an interesting and enjoyable paper and again this year the Student Intelligencer took top honors at the Columbia Scholastic Press Conference. Good luck to next year’s editors and staff. Lawrencian photographer snapped these stu- dents looking over a recent issue of the Student Intelligencer. 62 First row: Phillis Moniz, Leora Bennett, Kathy Costa, Priscilla Bishop, Jean Jenkins, Nancy Boff, Penny Poole, Agnes Botello, Celina Pimental, Anne Kayajan. Second row: Raymond Correlus, Norman Benoit, Andy Barboza, Vivian Vine, Helen Sullivan, Shirley Whiteside, Elaine Wright, Mary Faneuf, Mary Tobin, Barbara Crabtree, Mr. James Stevens. Third row: George Pelliter, John Autry, Christine Blake, Lexine Archer, Carol Rose, Dodie Oser, Cynthia Reynolds, Cricket Bigelow, Susan Amaral, Joanne Hall, Carol Miller. Fourth row: Danny Lopes, George York, John Doukas, Bob West, Danny Callahan, Myron Moniz, Paul Ketchum, Carl Fredriksen, Arthur Hennessey, Blair Lambson, David Kay, organist. A CAPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choir which is comprised of fifty voices, under the direction of Mr. James A. Stevens presents concerts at schools, Otis Air Force Base and various public affairs. This year, the choir sang Christ- mas Carols at P.T.A., at Otis Air Force Base gather- ings, and on the village green during the Christmas season. The choir sent representatives to The New England Music Festival in Dover, N. H., and The Cape Cod Music Festival in Yarmouth. They also made their annual appearance at Class Day and Graduation. The officers are as follows: President, Robert West; Vice-President, Jean Jenkins; Secretary, Ann Kayajan; and Treasurer, Paul Ketchum. Carl Fredriksen, Jon Doukas, and Kathy Costa practice for one of the many concerts spon- sored by the A Cappella Choir. 63 COLLEGE AND CAREER STAMP 64 ROMAN BANQUET SCIENCE DEMONSTRATION TEAM OPERATORS CLUB 65 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 66 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SCHOOL CANDIDS 67 BAND 68 MAJORETTES MODEL CONGRESS LIBRARY ASSISTANTS 69 Please, just ONE Touchdown? The senior class now presents the “Curious Savage” Relax sister, better times are yet to come. My how ambitious! And all for the Snowball. Didn’t your experiment work, Topper? Complicated, isn’t it? Is everybody ready? . 0 0 0 Hello down there. Now look here, Mrs. Paddy. Hurrah for Falmouth! 4 These donations certainly do help. Bring the straight jackets. Such perfection. Hard, isn’t it? You’ve got to F-I-G-H-T ! ' , „ I ' M ' I i II i i t Talk about papers! Come on team, let’s win. Beethoven or what?? And that’s the motor. You’re not really going to eat them are you? Isn’t he sweet? I SPORTS 73 .« T s f T J. u 1 jrcrJj “ L m ' r I First row: David Simoneau, Jack Peterson. Second row: Robert Oznient, John Kayajan, George Twiss, Carl Ketchum, Curtis Hill, John Netto, Mike Murray. Third row: Henry Rogers, Ernest Arredondo, William Paine, Wayne Van Ham, Ronald Johnston, Ted Robbins, Norman Benoit. Fourth row: Roy Hastay, David Peterson, Jack Reardon, Arthur Rabesa, Gary Phillips, Arthur Pena. and morale... Which team are you on? SEPTEMBER 27 L.H.S. 0 Dighton 0 OCTOBER 4 L.H.S. 6 11 L.H.S. 6 19 L.H.S. canceled 26 L.H.S. canceled Dartmouth 47 Bourne 18 Somerset Case NOVEMBER 2 L.H.S. 19 9 L.H.S. 7 16 L.H.S. 0 28 L.H.S. 6 P’Town 18 Nliddleboro 7 Yarmouth 25 Barnstable 13 74 Player Andrade, R. H. Ozment, L. H. Peterson, Q. B. Hennessey, L. H. Murray, F. B. Touch-downs Extra Pts. Total 3 0 18 2 0 12 1 0 6 1 0 6 0 2 2 TOTALS Brother, have you had it. I’ve got you now. Who has the hall? highlight our teams, encounters Rough game, isn’t it? Relax, boys, it ' s iust a game. 75 Jack Peterson David Simonean Robert Ozinent Arthur Hennessey Carl Ketchum John N ' etto First row: Sandra Netto, Bonnie Grew, Ellen Armstrong, Pris- cilla Sylvia, Susan Miller, Beverly Finberg. Second row: Jane Langenhiem, Regina Pacheco, Susan McGilvray, Jean Donnelly, Beverly Ball. Third row: Louise Baker. OUR PRETTY CHEERLEADERS Come on Falmouth, let’s get hep! “That’s the way. Team,’’ says pretty cheerleader, Louise Baker. 77 n Wr: Jl. _ 1 id r BWWTlriT WH First row: (left to right) Nicky MacDonald, Robert Ozment, Jack Peterson, Gary Phillips, John Kayajan. Second row: Henry Andrade, Bruce MacClane, Bob Santos, Joel Peterson, Dave Peterson, Frank Medeiros. SCOREBOARD DECEMBER INDIVIDUAL SCORING 28 L.H.S. 61 Sandwich 28 PLAYER G FG. FT. PTS. AVE. JANUARY Peterson, Jack 14 69 46 184 13.1 y L.h.s. 55 Bourne 67 McDonald 13 50 44 144 11.1 7 L.II.S. 54 Oak Bluffs 29 Phillips 13 50 47 107 8.0 It) L.H.S. 47 Barnstable 39 Peterson, Joel 14 27 29 83 5.9 14 L.H.S. 64 Harwich 51 McLane 13 30 12 72 5.5 17 L.H.S. 4.3 P’Town 72 Kayajan 13 21 22 64 4.9 2i L.h.s. 72 Oak Bluffs 61 Ozment 11 13 15 41 3.7 24 L.H.S. 55 Yarmouth 50 Medeiros 6 7 6 20 3.3 28 L.H.S. 53 Sandwich 48 Peterson, Dave 6 2 3 7 1.7 yi L.u.s. 39 Bourne 52 Santos 9 3 2 7 0.8 FEBRUARY Nunes 3 2 0 4 1.3 4 L.H.S. 45 Barnstable 47 Rabesa 1 0 0 0 0.0 7 L.H.S. 52 P’Town 54 Pires 1 0 0 0 0.0 11 L.H.S. 75 49 14 L.H.S. 50 Yarmouth 61 TOTAL 14 285 195 765 54.6 BASKETBALL 78 Don’t look too hard, boys! Hands off, it ' s mine! Coach Gaddis Robert Ozment Joel Peterson John Kayajan 79 SEASONS RECORD DECEMBER 10 L.H.S. 41 Wareham 29 17 L.H.S. 33 Sandwich 61 JANUARY 3 L.H.S. 33 Bourne 38 10 L.H.S. 25 Barnstable 42 14 L.H.S. 41 Harwich 57 17 L.H.S. 25 Provincetown 54 21 L.H.S. 20 Yarmouth 22 28 L.H.S. 25 Sandwich 44 31 L.H.S. 31 Bourne 29 FEBRUARY 4 L.H.S. 32 Barnstable 35 7 L.H.S. 35 Provincetown 46 11 L.H.S. 21 Wareham 18 14 L.H.S. 20 Yarmouth 26 Is it really that slippery? Are you sure it’s up there? GIRLS’ First row: (left to right) Elaine Costa, Bonnie Williams, Susan Braden, Jean McGilvray, Cathy McGlaughlin, Lee Gaddis. Second row: Colina Cummings, Priscilla Bishop, Susan Miller, Sally Moses, Penny Poole, Coach Savage. The sky is the limit! Look out ahead! I don’t want it! BASKETBALL Oh, no! Toss it here! FIRST TEAM INDIVIDUAL SCORING Elaine Costa 107 Lee Gaddis 99 Cathy McGlaughlin 73 Susan Miller 54 Colina Cummings 27 Sally Moses 5 SECOND TEAM INDIVIDUAL SCORING Brenda Bennett .37 Maureen Gonsalves 36 Mimi Robbins 32 Joanne Hall 22 Bonita Bevacqua 12 Cynthia Neal 10 Betsy Fuglister 6 Mary Rezendes 5 BASEBALL First row: (left to right) Arthur Rabesa, John Souza, John Kayajan, Jack Peterson, Dick Moniz, Wayne Van Ham, Henry Andrade. Second row: Coach Allietta, Harold Hagendorf, Robert Bowman, Steve Finnell, Carl Frank, David Peterson, Norman Benoit, Coach Kalperis. Third row: Jerry Issokson, Mgr.; Curtis Hill, Fred Crocker. Robert Tye, John Rose. Jan Woodward. James Calkins, Mgr. GOLL (Left to right) Coach Kinney. Donald Ashkenese. Robert Santos. Barry Pease. Mike Cahoon, Larry McDonald, Ted Robbins. 82 First rote: ( left to right ) Charles Blair, Ernest Arredondo, Arthur Rabesa, Richard Archambault. Second row: Kenneth White, Ed Finberg, Morris Andrews, Wayne Van Ham, Coach Mills. Third row: Kenneth Ventura, Richard Pires. Fourth rote: Tony Rezendes. GYMNASTICS TRACK First row: (left to right) Earl Rhodes, Kenneth Andrews, Frank Rose, John Araujo, Daniel Barboza, Arthur Monteiro. Second rote: Ed Serranno, Clayton Peters, Dennis Ingham, Mike Murray, Janies Jeglinski, Ted Garcia. Third row: Henry Andrade, Joel Peterson. Bruce McLane, Frank Nunes, Coach Mills. 83 First row: (left to right ) Manuel Cardoza, Philip Furtado, Harry Hill, Arthur Pena, Douglas Pike, Jay Weiland, Mike Murray. Second rote: Arthur Monteiro, Fred Crocker, Tony Sylvia. John Xetlo. James Nidositko, James Jeglin ski, Joel Park, Coach Mills. WEIGHT TRAINING 84 ADVERTISEMENTS This space is dedicated to the “Graduating Class of ’58” with the hope that they will find success in the new world they are about to enter. We pledge to the “Class of ’58” that we will endeavor to carry on those fine traditions of Lawrence High School they have so successfully upheld. The Class of 1961 Tel. 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