Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

RICHARD GERACE - PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR JUDY LEBLANC - PRODUCTION! EDITOR RICHARD LATIMER -ART EDITOR R.C. MC KEE - ADVISOR JOHN FARRELL- BUSINESS ADVISOR LAWRENCIAN SilSjgj ■m CONTENTS DEDICATION MESSAGES ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS UNDERCLASSMEN SENIOR ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS A JOINT We will remember you always for your assistance and willingness to help in times of need. In your first year of teaching at LHS, you came to the aid of the Key Club as its advisor. We also note with gratitude the way you pitched in to plan and decorate for both the annual Snowball and Junior -Senior Prom as well as your problem-solving skill at class meeting. We will be reminded of your words of wisdom both in and out of class and the enlivement of our History classes which made them interesting. Most of all, we will recall your friend- ship, which was given willingly at all times, particularly this year when you became a guidance counselor and recommended us to schools. Therefore, we the Class of 1962 dedi- cate this yearbook to you, Mr. Douglas C. Hunt, in great appreciation for all that you have done for us . ftiuVitf ■ DEDICATION Many factors influence a student ' s academic career. Among them are his seriousness of purpose, scholastic environment and over -all superior leadership. It means much to a young person to know that there is someone who is devoted to the task of guiding and advising him. You have done all this and more for us. Without you we would not have achieved our present status as graduates from high school, a position of which we are truly proud. For these reasons and innumerable others, we, the Class of 1962, dedicate our year- book to you, Mr. Russell B. Marshall, Principal of Lawrence High School, in partial acknowledgment of your service to us and others like us over the course of the last twenty -five years. r imT 1 Nor could one readily improve upon the geography of Falmouth, which is pictured here, as a setting for good learning; for here, by the fertile sea shore, nature itself is teacher, quietly and sometimes dramatically revealing to the curious the beauty and infinite variety of her cycles of ebb and flow, suggesting man ' s place in a precarious balance. To urge these awarenesses of people to care for and of a fair land to cherish is part of the work of the school -- that out of the awareness may arise a will to serve. But the school has other busi- ness also, which, since it is only implied in this book, is here reaffirmed: to teach the keys to communication, so that the accumulated experience of all men of insight may, in some measure if you will, be made yours. It is further the school ' s business to give practice in applying this ex- perience in some rational way to your own lives and to the problems of your time. This, of course, is YOUR business as long as you shall live, and of this, above all things, we want this book to be a reminder. Harry S. Merson, Superintendent of Schools We read today the results of many studies that have been made. These studies cover a wide field of activity. One of the more recent studies was made of normal adolescents. The subjects were competent high school seniors soon to enter college. Their chief characteristic: a willingness to accept the challenge of change. This means that these young people have adopted a positive attitude toward things that are new. They meet new experiences as something desir- able, exciting and rewarding and something to be welcomed, not viewed as things to worry and get upset about or to avoid. Amother characteristic: to be active and willing to face the task of transition. This characteristic could be reflected in the way young people assume responsibility for making preparations for going to college or to work. Furthermore, these seniors took pleasure in solving problems; in figuring things and mastering them; they viewed change as part of a continuous process of growing up and maturing. They set for themselves realistic goals, a practice that provides them with a cushion against possible future disappointments. To the young men and young women of the Senior Class at Lawrence High School this is a description of the normal teenager equipped to face the future to recognize and deal with his and her own problems. If each of you manages to develop his attitudes and skills along the lines suggested, I am certain that as you grow into adulthood, you will not only solve your own problems but that you can help solve some of the vital and perplexing problems facing the world. Russell B. Marshall, Principal But the most exciting wonder is that so many diverse people from so many unrelated places found their way to immor- tality between the covers of a small -town high school year- book. Understanding the forces behind this mystery would be the stuff of an education. The list of the names of your birth-places is like a roster of the states, and your features in the pictures in this book and your names reveal that this class has cousinship through its members with a goodly representation of the peoples of the earth. Indeed, had we sought for you companions from whom to discover both the oneness and the delightful diversity of humankind, we might hardly have chosen better. For you, this book will always be the stuff of memories; for your grandchildren, it will become a source of delight and wonder ( Was grandpa every really so young? Where did grandma get that hair-do? ) ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 4 ADMINISTRATION RUSSELL B. MARSHALL Principal, Lawrence High School B.S. Bridgewater State College M. Ed. Bridgewater State College HENRY A, FRANK Assistant Principal A.B. Syracuse University M. Ed. Bridgewater State College SUPERINTENDENT’S STAFF handles large volume of the school’s business. Seated are Gaye E. Clough, Margaret M. Costa and Martha M. Tavares; standing is Alberta F. Donahue, Executive Secretary. GUIDANCE PAUL F. OLENICK Director of Curriculum and Guidance B.S. Bridgewater State College M. Ed. Boston University Mr. Tassinari counsels seniors UGO J. TASSINARI B.S. Holy Cross College M. Ed. Bridgewater State College JOHN B. QUICK B.S. Ed. State Teachers College, Mansfield, Pa. M. Ed. Bridgewater State College CATHERINE L. MARSHALL B.S. Ed., M. Ed. Bridgewater State PAUL W. WASSETH A.B. Brown Univ. M. Ed. Bridgewater State College Counselors confer -- 1. to r. Douglas W. Hunt, Dorothy Turkington, James T. Kalperis. The guidance counselor ' s aim is to help students. Each grade level has its own adviser who consults with and assists students in selecting appropriate courses for specific vocational fields. Mr. Ugo Tassinari counsels juniors and seniors on study programs and college selection. Mr. John B. Quick, who was recalled to active duty with the National Guard, has been temporarily replaced by Mrs. Turk- ington and Messrs. Hunt and Kalperis, who are working with the freshman and sophomore classes. Miss Mar- shall and Mr. Wasseth counsel seventh and eighth grad- ers, respectively, both academically and socially. FACULTY The pupils are studious? The students are industrious. ENGLISH WILLIAM J. FRAHER B.A., M.A. Ohio State University GEORGE MOSES B.S. Boston University R. CURTIS McKEE. Chairman A.B. Dartmouth College RUTH T. COSGROVE A.B., A.M. Pembrook College DENNIS P. DELANEY A.B. Waynesburg College M.Ed Bridgewater State PATRICIA MOORMAN A.B. American Inter- national College DOROTHY TURKINGTON A.B. Syracuse University LANGUAGES EUGENE C. PHILLIPS, Chairman ANNA J. BOIDO A.B. Brown University B.S. Boston College M.A. University of Michigan Comprenez -vous? Veni, vidi, vinci EMILY W. KETCHUM A.B. Vassar College M.A. Middlebury College JUSTINE D. PHILLIPS A.B. William and Mary College M.A. Radcliffe College MUSIC GEORGE EWING, JR. Boston University School of Music JAMES A. STEVENS B. Music, N.E. Conserva tory of Music M.Ed. Bridgewater State MATH JAMES C. KINNEY, Chairman B.S. Dickinson College M.Ed. Bridgewater State rtul World MAT1CS THEODORE H. BENTTINEN B.S. Hyannis State Teachers M.Ed. Bridgewater State FREDERICK C. TORAN B.S. Boston State College M.Ed. Bridgewater State As simple as 1 2 (by y ) (24x). PHYLLIS P. JAMISON B.S. University of Chicago B El. Ed. Washburn University Now get it right! DeWITT C. JONES, III A.B. Princeton University Ed M. Harvard University o Right angles are 90 angles? SCIENCE HELEN E. McKENZIE, Chairman B.S. Seton Hill College M.A.T. Brown University JAMES T. KA1PERIS B.A. University of Vermont M.Ed. Bridgewater State DENNIS J. COMOLLI B.A. University of New Hamp- shire, M.Ed. Bridgewater State College ERVA C. LEVINE B.S. Western Reserve University M.S. University of New Mexico GAIL M. CAVANAUGH B.S. Boston College M.Ed. Boston University EVELYN M. BRYER MILDRED H. ESTEN B.S. University of Maine B.S. Framingham State College MILD M. Ed . Simmons College HERBERT SUNDERMAN B.F.A., B.S. ED., M.A. Ohio State University ART HOUSEHOLD ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS ARTHUR L. HARPER B.S. Fitchburg State College J. ALMON HEYLIGER Boston University, Massa- chusetts Department of Education FRANKLIN TOWLE B.S. Fitchburg State College BUSINESS JOHN FARRELL, Chairman B.S. Boston College M.Ed. Boston State College LUCILLE OGDEN B.S. Boston UNIVERSITY M.Ed. University of Maine What filing? MYRON J. GADDIS Coach, B.A. Colgate University, M.A. N.Y. State Teachers College EARL H. MILLS B.S. Arnold College M.Ed. Bridgewater State PEGGY A. SAVAGE B.S. Temple University PHYSICAL EDUCATION SENIORS BRUCE AITCHISON Bruce” . . . Photography . . . Minstrel Show 1 . . . Working . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Audio- Visual Aids . . . Press Photog- rapher 3 . . . Electronics . . . Junior -Senior Prom . . . College THEODORE AMARAL Ted . . . Football 1,2, 3,4, All-Cape, Tri -County, and All -State Honorable Mention 4 . . . Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Co- Captain, All -Cape 4 . . . Boys ' I State . . . DAR History Award 3 . . . Honor Roll . . . Most Intellectual . . . How ' d That Grab You? . . . National Honor Society . . . Dartmouth AS FRESHMEN IN 1 959 WE QUICKLY ADAPTED TO THE TRADITIONS OF LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL. ON APRIL 1 0, 1 959 WE PRESENTED SANDRA ANDERSON Sandy . office . . . kook” . . . Dancing . Sewing . . All sports . . Working in the Softball . . . You Gymnastics . . . . . O.K Kid . . . . Friendly kids . . . . . Marriage KATHLEEN ANDREONI K.J. . . . National Honor Society . . . babysitting . . . Good Grief . . . swimming . . . loves movies . . . Prize in Latin II . . . Future Teach- ers’ Club 2,3 . . . University of Massachusetts KENNETH ANDREWS Nikita . . . Key Club 2,3, President 4 . . . Track . . . Music . . . Golf . . . Always on the Telephone . . . Work- ing at The Stop and Shop . . . Boston University JOHN ARAUJO Johnny . . . Soccer 1,2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, All-Star Team 4 . . . Take it Easy . . . Track 1,3,4 . . . Twisting . . . Hockey 3,4 . . . Baseball 4 . . . Working at Fay ' s. ROBERT ALMEIDA Bob . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Hi ya kid . . . Track 2 . . . Working on television sets . . . Dating . . . Hunting . . . Eating Pizza . . . Working at The First National ANTONE AFONSO Tony . . . Working at The First National ... I Thought it Pretty Funny Myself ' . . . Making Money . . . Good Food . . . Playing Cards . . . Work- ing ERNESTINE ARREDONDO Ernie . . . Minstrel Show 1 . . . Bean Supper 2 ... I Doubt it . . . Dancing . . . Prom 1,3 . . . Secretarial Work PIERRE ASSELIN Pete . . . Snow Skiing . . . S’il vous plait . . . Collect- ing Coins . . . Honors in French . . . Psychology . . . debating . . . dramatics . . . Likes Medi- cine ... St. Anslem ' s to be- come an M.D. ARTHUR BAKER Art . . . Class President 2,4 . . . Senior Class Play 4 . . . Holy Chonkers” . . . Key Club 2,3,4 . . . Sailing . . . Honor Society . . . Student Council . . . Boys’ State . . . Brother- hood Representative . . . Mr. LHS . . . Tuft ' s University CAROL BALLENTINE Whoompa . . . Future Teach- ers’ Club 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4 . . . Guess What?! . . . Always talking . . .Ap- pel ' s . . . Girls ' Basketball Manager 2,3 ... no spare time . . . Lookout Club 4 . . . Lawrencian Staff 4 . . . College THE 8T. LOUIS MINSTRELS, WHICH WAS A SMASHING SUCCESS. ART, MIMI, GEORGE, RICH, DON, SHARON AND PATTI WERE OUR HILARIOUS STEPHEN BALLENTINE Steve” . . . Football 1,2 . . . Track 3 . . . What I Say! . . . Hunting . . . Sophomore Bean Supper 2 . . . Working on boats . . . Wishful Thinking! . . . Minstrel Show 1 . . . Lowell Technological Institute DANIEL BARBOZA Danny . . . Gymnastics 3,4 . . . Honorable Mention Sci - ence Fair 3 ... I Can ' t Buy That . . . Fishing . . . Work- ing at Howard Johhson ' s . . . Marines BARBARA BARSTOW WAYNE BARROWS Barbie . . . Pep Squad 2,3,4 . . . Y ' Okay?” . . . National Honor Society . . . Class Couple . . . Intelligencier Editor 4 . . . Skating . . . Lawrencian Staff 4 . . . Work- ing in the summer . . . Colby Junior College ' Chink Fox . . . Football 1, 2,3,4 . . . Say What . . . Hunting . . . Fishing . . . Real polite . . . Twist Again! . . . Girls . . . Track 1 . . . Nice to everybody . . . Air Force ENDMEN, AND PROFEQQOR AMARAL AND j ROLAND BELIVEAU Roly . . . Band 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Let ' s Make a Run . . . Pool . . . In my Chevy II ... Or- chestra 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Working at Falmouth Marine Railways . . . What ' s the Story? . . . Wentworth Institute ROBERT BORDEN Bob . . . Demolay . . . Any- thing Going on this Week- End? . . . Working at Mac- Gregor’s Boat Yard . . . Drawing . . . Cross Country 1, 3 . . . Sophomore Bean Supper 2 . . . Freshman Minstrel Show 1 . . . Post Graduate Course ANN BOWDEN Annie . . . Lawrencian Staff 4 . . . Blue ' 59 Ford . . . Operator in the Telephone Company ... Oh Really? . . . Lookout Club 3,4 . . . Water Skiing . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Tall . . . Framingham State College PETER BOULTON Pete . . . Football 3,4 . . . Cool Your Heels ... As- semblies during English class . . . Steak . . . Lawrencian Staff 4 . . . Intelligencier Sports Editor 4 . . . Baseball . . . Hockey . . . Flaps . . . Cape Cod Community College DAWN BLAKE Dawn . . . Came to Fal- mouth from New Bedford . You Know, You Know . . . . . Ballet . . . Languages . . . Senior Chorus ... Li - brary Aid . . . Horseback Riding . . . Married to Phil in June PAMELA BOWMAN Pam . . . Lawrencian Editor- In-Chief 4 . . . Pep Squad 4 . . . Smashing! . . . Old Silver . . . working on the yearbook . . . Lookout Club 3, 4 . . . You Creep! . . . Model UN Delegate 3 . . . Future Nurses’ Club 3 . . . Children’s Hospital Medical Center BRADFORD BRAYTON JR. Brad . . . Boys ' State Dele- gate 3 . . . How about that! Senior Class Play 4 . . . Listen- ing to the Radio . . . Reading . . . That’s Too Bad . . . University of Massachusetts BROOKE BROWNE Brooke . . . Honor Society . . . United Nations’ Club 3,4 . . . Yeah . . . Teen Center . . . Senior Choir . . . Pizza . . . Business Staff of Lawrencian . . . Cape Cod Community College HIS ' STUDENTS ' ' HAD EVERYONE IN HYSTERICS WE SOON BECAME THE RICHEST CLASS IN THE DAVID BUCKLEY Dave . . . Lawrencian Staff 4 . . . Stop and Shop . . . Look at That! . . . Skin Diving . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Minstrel Show 1 . . . Contem- porary Issues . . . Junior -Senior Prom 3 . . . Cape Cod Com- munity College A . JEAN CARLSON Jean . . . Senior Choir . . . Horseback Riding . . . Square Dance Festivals . . . Wants to be a rancher . . . Works in spare time . . . Cape Cod Community College SANDRA BYRON Sandy . . . Transferred from Seattle, Washington ... Lit- erary Staff of The Lawrencian 4 . . . Good Grief ... En- joys swimming . . . Roller Skating . . . Centralia College MARGARET ANN CANTY Margaret Ann . . . National Honor Society Secretary 4 . . , Girls ' State 3 . . . Lawrencian 4 . . . First National . . . Look- out Club 2,3,4 . . . Going to Baseball Games . . . Bean Sup- per 2 . . . Minstrel Show 1 . . . Boston College JAMES CARDOZA Jim . . . Latin Banquet 1,2, 3,4 . . . Quiet . . . Honorable Mention in National Merit Scholarship Test . . . Reading . . . Hiking . . . Minstrel Show 1 . . . Working at The First National . . . University of Massachusetts LEAH CARDOZA Leah . . . Bean Supper 2 . , . You Monkey . . , Spends her time at Donna ' s house . , . Music and Dancing . . . Tony . . . How You Want To Act? . . . Stenotype Institute of Boston DAVID CARLISLE Dave . . . Likes baseball and golf . . . Let it Burn . . . Vacations . . . Spends his time in school and sleeping . . . Career in the Navy PETER CARLSON Pete . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . I Guess So” . . . Working on his car . . . Guns . . . North Falmouth ... You Know . . . Hunting . . . Usually with Kim . . . Navy HI9TORY OF LHQ, LED BY OUR OFFICERS TED, ART, MAUREEN CAVANAUGH MAE CHILDS Rene . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Just a Minute . . . DAR Repre- sentative . . . Working at MBL . . . Class Secretary 4 . . . Appel ' s . . . Lawrencian Lit- erary Editor 4 . . . Math . . . Simmons College Mae . . . National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Pete . . . Working at WHOI . . . Future Teachers ' 1, 2,3,4 . . . Lookout Club 2,3,4 . . . Lookout Club 2,3,4 . . . Latin Prize 3 . . . Stonehill College ELLEN CHRISTIAN Ellen . . . National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Girls ' State 3 . . . Sewing . . . Future Nurses 4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . MBL . . . Lookout Club 2,3,4 . . . President 4 . . . Betty Crocker Award . . . Pep Squad 4 . . . Massachusetts General Hospital ROBERT CIAMBELLI Bob . . . Backstage Senior Class Play 4 . . . Lawrencian Staff 4 . . . Tres Bien . . . Giving Parties . . . Outdoor Track . . . Boating . . . Un- decided SUE, BARB, PAT AND RICH. JUNE BROUGHT THE END OF OUR FIRST YEAR AND THE ANNUAL FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE PROM WHICH WAS MARGARET COREY Peggy . . . Majorettes 1,2,3, Head Majorette 4 . . . Key Club Sweetheart 4 . . . Best Dressed ... I Don ' t Believe You Said That . . . Watching the Moon . . . Softball 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Class Play . . . Basketball 3 . . . Piffel . . . Robie ARMAND COSTA Armand . . . Likes working on cars and outboard motors . . . Boxing . . . You Know it” . . . Fishing . . . Spends most of his time in school ... at home . . . Trade School JOHN COSTA Mugsy . . . Boxing ... Vi- siting people out of town . . . Cross-Country 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Give me Five, Cuz . . . Track 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Golf 1,2,3, 4 . . . P.A.L. Trophy . . . What ' s Happening? . . . Marines LEONARD COSTA Leni” . . . Enjoys Life . . . Key Club 4 . . . Girls . . . Football 4 . . . Sailing . . . Not Too Swift . . . Appel ' s . . . Going to, and having parties . . . Providence College ENJOYED BY EVERYONE, BUT BETTER THING9 WERE YET TO COME. AS SOPHOMORES PRESENTED THE FAMOUS BEAN SUPPER, AND WE LL ALL CLARA CUNNINGHAM JESUS DE JESUS JR. Clay . . . Parties . . . Pep Squad 4 ... Oh Really? . , Appel ' s . . . Student Intelli- gencier 4 . . . Twisting . . . Minstrel Show 1 . . . I ' m Sorry . . . Cape Cod Com- munity College Junior” . . . Baseball 1 . . . Track 1 . . . Swimming . . . Golf . . . Out of this world . . . Soccer 1 . . . Dancing . . . Coonamessett Caddy . . United States Marines ELEANOR DE MELLO Ellie . . . National Honor Society 3,4 ... Oh Really? . . . Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Working at Art’s Supermarket . . . Softball 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Girls ' State Alter- nate 3 . . . Jackson LORRAINE DE PONTE Lorraine . . . National Honor Society . . . Daisy Chain . . . Math Class . . . Good Grief ' . . . Reading . . . Working . . . Freshman Minstrel Show 1 . . . Bridgewater State College PAT COSTA DONNA LEE COWIN Pat . . . Lawrencian Business Staff 4 . . . How ' bout that for goodness sakes! . . . Driving around town . . . Freshman -Sophomore Prom 1 . . . Classmates . . . Bean Sup- per 2 . . . Swimming . . . Working Donna” . . . Library 2,3,4 . . . Bowling ... I know . . . Sophomore Bean Supper 2 . . . Field Hockey 1 . . . Listening to the radio . . . Dale Academy BRUCE CROCKER Bruce . . . Football 1,2,3 ■ ... Jeekers . . . Soccer 4, letter in Soccer . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Howard Johnson ' s ... Marines MARGARET CUMMINGS Peggy . . . Majorettes 1,2,3, 4 . . . Oh Sure! . . . A Cap- pella Choir 2 . . . Appel ' s . . . Library . . . Working at the Greenhouse . . . Minstrel Show 1 . . . Working ALICE DE SOUZA Alice . . . Senior Class Play 4 . . . Pep Squad 4 . . . I ' ll Blacken His Eyes . . . Business Staff of The Lawrencian . . . Bowling . . . Freshman Minstrel Show 1 . . . Working at The Falmouth Trust Company LARRY DOVE Dove . . . Soccer, All-Star Team 4 . , . Sports . . . You’d Better Believe it . . . Girls . . . Hunting . . . Baseball . . . Track . . . Fixing Radios . . . Boating . . . United States Army REMEMBER THE BEAN SONG BY MARGARET ANN, MAE, AND RENE. CHIVALRY AND TWIRP WEEK, AND CARRYING ALL THOSE BOOKS WILL JAMES DOLE Jimmy . . . Soccer 4 . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Football . . . Hockey . . . First National . . . Sailing . . . Freshman - Sophomore Prom 1 . . . Appel ' s . . . Skiing . . . Memphis State University JOAN EASTMAN Joan . . . Working in the summer . . . Spanish Class . . After All . . . Spends her spare time outdoors . . . Sail ing . . . Going to the beach . . . Cape Cod Community College CONSTANCE EMERALD Connie . . . Sophomore Bean Supper 2 . . . Stop and Shop . . . Gee Whiz . . . Bowling . . . Personality Editor of Stu- dent Intelligencier 4 . . . Eng- lish Class . . . Second Prize -- Why I am Glad I am an American Contest . . . Fal- mouth Trust Company WILFRED FERNANDES Manne . . . Cars . . . You Know it too ... At the Golf Course . . . Bowling . . . Gym- nastics . . . Baseball . . . Track . . . Better Believe it . . . Boston Trade School ARTHUR FEAGLES JR. Art . . . President Student Council 4 . . . Don’t Have Any Spare Time! . . . Senior Honor Society 4 . . . String Bass . . . Always driving the girls around . . . Key Club 3,4 . . . Track 3 . . . Stamp Col- lecting . . . Harvard University WILLIAM FERREIRA Buddy . . . Boys ' State Dele- gate 3 . . . Who ' s the Girl? . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 4, All -Cape Football Team 4 . . . Girls . . . Key Club 2,3,4 . . . Hockey Co- Captain 4 . . . Baseball . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Best Look- ing . . . Colfeege NEVER BE FORGOTTEN BY EITHER THE BOY8 OR THE GIRLG! ART, RICH, SUE, JANE, MARG AND GARY ABLY LED THE CLASS THIS YEAR. OUR JUNIOR DONNA GARCIA Donna . . . Future Nurses ' Club 2,3,4 . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Minstrel Show 1 . . . Candy Sale 3 . . . Writing letters . . . Dancing ... Lis- tening to records . . . You Don ' t Say . . . Nursing School RICHARD GERACE Ricky . . . Football 2,3,4 . . . Gee Tanks . . . Parties . . . Lawrencian Photography Editor 4 . . . National Merit Scholarship Award . . . Senior Class Play 4 . . . Key Club 4 . . . Brown University BARBARA GARRETT Barb . . . Cheerleader 4 . . . Working at WHOI . . . Son- of-a-Gun! . . . Lookout Club 2,3,4 . . . Parties . . . Pep Squad 3 . . . Honor Society . . . Daisy Chain . . . What ' s New in the Zoo? . . . Coe College JANICE GILLIS Gillie” . . . Babysitting . . . Is that Right? . . . Dating . . . Drugstore in East Fal- mouth . . . Dancing . . . Col- lecting Records . . . Junior - Senior Prom 3 . . . Undecided DANA FREEMAN Bill . . . Sophomore Bean Supper 2 . , . Working in the drugstore . . . Aw Come on! . . . Freshman Minstrel Show 1 . . . Senior Car Wash 4 . . . Burden Junior College CHARLES FREITAS Charlie . . . Baker ' s helper in the summer . . . Bike Rac- ing . . . Yeah . . . Hockey . . . Sure . . . Boating . . . Quiet Around School . . . Sliderule . . . New Bedford Institute of Technology BRADFORD FISH Brad . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4 . . . All -Cape Football Team 4 . . . Best Dancer . . . What’s The Matter? . . . Twisting . . . Baseball 3 . . . Hockey 3 . . . Backstage Senior Class Play 4 . . . Marines PATRICIA FRANK Pat . . . United Nations ' Club 4 . . . Softball . . . Tuft’s Citizenship Conference . . . Sailing . . . Painting ... Na- tional Essay Winner . . . Di - ploma Girl 2 . . . Oh Well . . . Junior Honor Society . . . College YEAR BROUGHT ON THE CANDY GALES. WE MIGHT DOROTHY GRISSOM Dale” . . . Cheerleader 2,3,4, Co-captain 4 . . . I ' ll never tell . . . Snowball Queen 3 . . . Writing letters . . . Student Council Secretary 4 . . . Day- tona Beach on week-ends . . . Class Marshall . . . University of Miami TINEKE HAHN Chris . . . Best Dancer . . . Working at W.H.O.I. . . . Where ' s Brad? . . . Art Class . . . Twisting . . . Walking on the beach . . . Model type . . . Studying Art in Europe ROBERT HAGUE Bob . . . L.H.S. Band 1.2, 3, 4 . . . Assistant Conductor of Band . . . You know it . . . Tennis . . . Music . . . Natu- rally . . . All New England Band 2,3,4 . . . Assistant Camp Director . . . University of Miami WILLIAM HATHON Bill . . . Stamp Club 1 . . . Hunting . . . Everybody loves Saturday night . , . Shooting . . . Working in the summer . . . Sailing Club 1 . . . Northeastern University GREGORY GRAY Greg . . . Bowling . . . It’s cool . . . Working at N. E. Tsiknas Company . . . Working around the house . . . Dating . . . Bentley College SHARON HAYDEN Sharon” . . . Future Nurses ' Club 3,4, President 4 . . . Cut it out . . . Lawrencian staff 4 . . . Working at WHOI . . . U.N. Club 2,4 . . . Working in the hospitals . . . New York State University JAYNE GREEN Jaynie . . . Bean Supper . . . Art . . . Water skiing . . . Lawrencian art staff ... At Cindy ' s . . . Obviously . . . Dancing . . . The end of school . . . Working at Issokson ' s . . . Swimming . . . Secretarial school SHEILA HAYES Sheila . . . National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Working at WHOI . . . Sheila baby . . . Night School . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . T.G.I.F. . . . Allegheney College HAVE BEEN A WEALTHY CLASS, BUT WE HAD TO WORK TO HOLD OUR RICHES. AS WINTER CAME ROBERT HINDLEY Bob . . . Bean Supper . . . Take a long walk off a short pier . . . Lifeguard . . . Fish- ing and Hunting . . . Coast Guard STEPHEN IGNOS Steve . . . Working . . . Sure, anything you say . , . Cape Bowl . . . Math and Shop . . . Working around the house . . . Tennis . . . Driving . . . Working LAWRENCE HURRELL Larry . . . Sophomore Bean Supper . . . Horseback Riding . . . I ' m sorry, you ' re out of order . . . Hockey 3,4 . . . Tennis . . . 2:10 Bell . . . Navy GAIL JOHNSON Gail . . . Minstrel Show . . . Lounge on the Beach . . . Bean Supper . . . Dating . . . Listen- ing to music . . . Prom 1,3 . . . It ' s only one of life ' s little foibles . . . Bowling ... Do- ing as little as possible . . . Working ... 2:10 Bell . . . Cape Cod Community College THOMAS HENDERSON Casper” . . . Baseball 3,4 . . . Fuller Field ... OK Fella . . . Cars . . . Oh, Yes! . . . Basketball . . . 4th Period . . . Being with his friends . . . Wentworth Institute ELMER HENDRICKS Butch . . . Soccer all Star 2,3,4 . . . What . . . Work- ing as a landscape gardener . . . Football 1 . . . Eating . . Working on cars . . . Marines KENNETH S. JOHNSON Kenny . . . Let ' s have a party . . . Fishing . . . Gym- nastics . . . Stamps and Coins . . . Skin Diving . . . Bowling . . . Beach Parties . . . Ocean - graphic DONALD JONAS Donnie . . . Junior -Senior Prom 3 ... I can ' t believe you said that . . . Freshman Minstrel Show 1 . . . Bowling . . . Bean Supper . . . Third Place Senior Art Show 4 . . . Swain School of Design 80 DID OUR ANNUAL SNOW BALL, WONDERLAND BY RUTH ELLEN LANGENHEIM Ellen . . . National Honor Society . . . Roll of Honor . . . Oh Fudge! ... WHOI . . . Editor, Student Intelligencier . . . Daisy Chain . . . Most Intellectual . . . Model UN Club President 4 . . . Lookout Club 2,3,4 . . . Student Coun- cil .. . Swarthmore JUDITH LEBLANC Judy . . . National Senior Honor Society . . . You Crumb! . . . Miss LHS . . . Cheerleader 4 . . . Working at John ' s Lodge . . . Secretary 3 . . . Lawrencian Production Editor . . . Teddy . . . Key Club Sweetheart . . . Children’s Hospital Medical Center NIGHT. DALE GRI980M WA8 CROWN ED AS QUEEN. IN JUNE WE PRESENTED THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM, MEMORIES, AND SOON LEFT FROM SUMMER VACATION DIANE LAMOTHE Diane . . . Senior Class Play 4 . . . Lindy . . . No, Really?! . . . Telephone Operator . . . Pep Squad 3,4 . . . Minstrel Show 1 . . . Doug . . . French Class . . . Becker Junior College RICHARD LATIMER Dick . . . Most Talented . . Football 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Com- munity Bowl . . . Track 1,3 . . . What? . . . Lawrencian Art Editor 4 . . . Likes to Loaf . . . Works for The Park De- partment . . . Massachusetts Art School RALPH JONAS JR. Buffer . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4 . . . All -State Class D, First String . . . Third Team, A 11 - Scholastic . . . Girls . . . What ' s The Story Here? . . Most Athletic . . . Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball . . . Track ... A Good Date . . . Undecided JAMES KINNEY Mike . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4, Co -Captain 4, All -Cape Foot- ball Team ' 61 - ' 62 . . . Tri- County Team ' 62 . . . All- State Honorable Mention ' 62 . . . Boys ' State Delegate 3 . . . Class Marshall 3 ... Na- tional Honor Society . . . Beach Maintenance . . . Key Club . . . Tuft ' s THEODORE JOSEPH Teddy . . . Track 3,4 . . . Co-Captain 4 . . . Key Club 2.3 . . . Sports . . . Football 3.4 . . . Dances . . . Spear - Fishing . . . Junior -Senior Prom 3 . . . Indoor Track . . Navy GARY KRUEGER Gary . . . Senior Class Play 4 . . . Muh . . . Oak Crest Inn . . . Cross-Country . . . Social Chairman 3 . . . Basket- ball . . . I ' m Going To Put The Zap On You . . . Bowling Alley . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Demolay . . . North Adams College TO WORK AND HAVE FUN. JUNIOR OFFICERQ: RICH, ART, JUDY, JANE, MARG, AND TED. 1961-1962 USHERED IN OUR LAST YEAR. AS SENIORS WE SOON GOT SUSAN MacGREGOR Sue” . . . Class Secretary 1,2 . . . Honor Society 2 . . . Sail- ing . . . Basketball 1,2 . . . Peanut Butter . . . Bean Sup- per 2 . . . Minstrel Show 1 . . . Reading and Sleeping . . . Boston University BEVERLY MARKS Sparks . . . Lawrencian Staff 4 . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . Working at Grant ' s . . . That ' s Too Bad . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Bike Riding . . . Working at Community Center MARY JANE McGILVRAY Bonnie . . . Cheerleader 4 , . . What a Punk! . . . Sleeping . . . Honor Society 1,3,4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Babysitting . . . Pep Squad 1, 2,3 .. . She has another nick- name ... St. Elizabeth ' s Nursing School PATRICIA LEWIS Pat” . . . Cape Cod Music Festival 4 . . . See You Around Like a Doughnut . Short . . . Likes to bowl . . Baseball . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Chorus 2 . . . Likes to Buy Records . . . Brockton Academy GERENE LOPEZ Gerry . . . Pep Squad 3,4 . . . I Can ' t Buy That” . . . Telephone Operator . . . Twisting . . . Backstage, Sen- ior Class Play . . . Kingston Trio Records . . . Cape Cod Community College IRENE MARKS JAMES MCDONALD Irene . . . Pep Squad 2,3 . . . Oh Good . . . Talking . . . Future Nurses ' Club 3,4 . . . Tennis . . . Guidance Office . . . Minstrel Show 1 . . . Senior Choir 4 . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Undecided Jimmy” . . . Golf 3 . . . Dates and Parties . . . Fal- mouth Heights . . . Always fooling around . . . Senior Car Wash . . . Class Trip . Navy KEITH MacKINNON Keith . . . Fooling Around . . . Joking in Class . . . Swimming . . . Delivers Gro- ceries . . . Navy OVER THE SHOCK OF SHARING OUR STAIRS WITH THE JUNIORS. 1 96 1 WAS ALSO VIRGINIA MELLO Ginny” . . Dancing . . Television Marriage Baseball . . I Doubt it’ . . Steve . . TOM MONIZ Tommy . . . Football 3,4 . . . Class Cut-up . . . Most Talkative . . . That ' s The Breaks . . . Beach Parties . Marriage CYNTHIA MOSS Cindy . . . Cheerleader 1,2, 4 . . . Lawrencian . . . How Poor ' . . . Class Ode . . . Writing Poetry . . . Student Intelligencer . . . First Prize Outlook Essay Contest . . . University of Texas CAROL MOTTE Carol . . . Majorettes 3 . . . You ' re Out To Lunch . . . Minstrel Show . . . Secretarial Course . . . I ' m Sorry . . . Baby sitting . . . Lawrencian Business Staff RICHARD McLANE CAROL MEDERIOS Dick . . . Reading . . . Walking . . . Contemporary Issues Class . . . You ' re a Kiddie from the City . . . Likes to eat . . . College Carol . . . Minstrel Show . . . Records . . . Roller Skat ing . . . Bean Supper . . . Hairdressing School CAROLYN MEDERIOS Carolyn . . . Basketball . . . Co-Editor of Lawrencian Busi- ness Staff . . . Pretty Good . . . Minstrel Show . . . Dickie . . . Bean Supper . . . Sewing RUTH MELLO Ruth . . . Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Most Athletic . . . Soft- ball 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Bean Supper . . . Marriage OUR YEAR FOR 8PORT8, UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF MIKE AND BUDDY, WE PRODUCED THE BEST FOOTBALL TEAM IN THE HISTORY OF LHS. RALPH AND TED LED MARGUERITE PACHECO Marg . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Basketball 1,2 . . . Goodie Goodie . . . Girls ' Social Chairman 2,3,4 . . . Key Club Sweetheart 4 . . . Cheerleader 2,3,4, Co -Captain 4 . . . Softball . . . New Eng- land Telephone and Telegraph Company CAROLE PARKER Carole . . . Cape Cod Music Festival 4 . . . Got Anything to Eat? . . . Vacations . . . Buying Records . . . Eating . . . Beautician School PATRICIA PECK Pat . . . Honorable Mention Science Fair . . . Lawrencian Staff 4 . . . You Know It . . . Girls ' Social Chairman 1 . . . Basketball 2,3,4 . . . Designed yearbook cover . . . Softball . . . Appel ' s . . . Ohio State University CLAYTON PETERS Clay . . . Key Club . . . Boys ' State Delegate 3 . . . Dancing . . . Search Me . . . Collecting Records . . . Chef ' s Class . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . Track . . . Boys ' Social Chairman 4 . . . Mister Twister . . . Howard University ELIZABETH MUNROE Betty . . . Third place in art exhibit . . . Looking Good . . . Sewing Class . . . Parties and Dances . . . Col- lecting Records . . . Likes Sports . . . Good Dancer . . . Seamstress DEBORAH MUNSON Debby . . . Lawrencian Staff 4 . . . It Could Drive a Person up a Tree . . . Golf . . . Senior Class Play 4 . . . Babysitting . . . Junior -Senior Prom 3 . . . Sophomore Bean Supper 2 . . . College FRANCIS NICHOLS, JR. Nick . . . Likes art ... En- joys fishing . . . Cheesh! . . . Football . . . Likes the togetherness of school . . . Yuk, Yuk, Yuk! . . . Sports . . . Coast Guard GERALD PACHECO Gerry . . . President of Operator’s Club . . .Baseball . . . Clerk at The First Na- tional . . . I Can ' t Believe You Said That! ... Swim- ming . . . Enjoys Social Gatherings . . . Future in Selling THE CLIPPER BASKETBALL TEAM ON TO WINNING THE DIANE PIKE Diane . . . Sophomore Bean Supper 2 . . . Skating . . . Doggone . . . Fooling Around . . . Freshman Minstrel Show 1 . . . Swimming . . . Freshman -Sophomore Prom 1 . . . Hey Kid . . . Junior - Senior Prom 3 . . . College GERALD PINE Gerry . . . Working on his car . . . Soccer . . . A ' mm . . . Track . . . Bowling . . . All-Star Soccer Team . . . Navy JAMES REDDING Jimmy . . . Hockey 4 . . . Class -Couple . . . ' 56 Ford, Black White . . . Scuzzy . . . Tennis . . . Transferred from Tilton Academy . . . Spends his time with Barb . . Undecided LEONARD POCKNETT Lennie . . . Baseball 3,4 . . . Don ' t Bother me . . . Swimming . . . Records . . . Spanish Play 3,4 . . . North- eastern University ROBERT PRELLER Fred . . . Band 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Band President 4 . . . All right . . . Ping Pong . . . Spends time at drugstore . . . Stamp Collecting . . . Elec- tronic Engineer at Northeastern MURIEL PODGOURSKY Mimi ... Jr. Honor Society . . . Skiing . . . Holy Mack- eral Andy . . . Endman in Minstrel Show . . . Journalism Editor . . . Senior Class Play . . . Long Island University DAVID W. REARDON Dave . . . Swimming . . . Senior Class Play 4 . . . Ski- ing . . . Reading . . . Bean Supper 2 ... I don ' t believe it . . . National Junior Honor Society . . . Demolay . . . Snowball 3 . . . University of Massachusetts EARL RHODES Earl . . . Band 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Landscaping . . . What Time Is It? . . . Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Working Most of the time,. . Track 1,2 . . . Ex- perimenting with Chemicals . . . College PRINCIPALS TOURNAMENT, AND NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN 1 WAS OUR UNFAILING CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM CAPTURED THE CLASS D CROWN. MOST OF US BECAME THAT CHARLES RIGSBY Chick . . . Senior car wash 4 . . . Working on cars . . . How come is that? . . . collecting hub caps . . . Cape Cod Com- munity College DONALD ROBELLO Beaver . . . Bean Supper . . . Girls . . . Freshman Minstrel Show . . . United States Army RICHARD ROBICHAUD Dick . . . Dancing ... ski- ing . . . baseball ... I ' m not laughing . . . First National . . . Parties . . . College JEANNE ROBERTS Jeanie . . . Telephone Opera- tor .. . Minstrel Show 1 . . . Parties . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Sketching and Painting . . . Junior Senior Prom . . . Work- ing PETER RONCETTI Pete . . . spends most of his time working . . . Music and Art Festivals . . . likes music . , . drawing . . . driving . . . National Honor Society . . . Wentworth Institute FREDERICK ROSE Fred . . . Soccer 1-4 .. . Art . . . Track 2 ... I guess so . . . Golf 4 . . . Hunting . . . Fishing . . . Plans to join the Armed Forces FRANK ROSE JR. Frank . . . Track 1.2, 3.4 . . . Captain 2,3.4 . . . Out of town . . . What I ' d say . . . Printing Shop . , . Football 1, 2,3,4 . . . Indoor Track . . . Collecting Records . . . Hunt- ing and fishing . . . Cross Country 4 ... Air Force JOAN RICHARDS Joanie . . . sailing . . . Gun -ho? . . . Pep Squad 3,4 . . . working . . . Lawrencian Business Staff . . . Tennis . . . Bean Supper . . . Junior -Senior Prom . . . Snow Ball . . . Youngest in senior class . . . Dancing . . . College JOYCE SANTOS Baby sit . . . Work ... Oh Boy . . . Horse riding . . . Swimming . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Parties . . . Twisting . . . Plans to travel JOHN SCHARFF Jack . . . Fry Cook, Landfall . . . Art Show, Honorable Men- tion . . . Soccer, Co -captain, Tri -captain All-Star team . . . Classmates . . . Basketball . . . Building models . . . Culinary Institute BARBARA ROSKOV1CS Barbara . . . Freshman Min- strel Show . . . Works in North Falmouth Apothecary ... Al- ways laughing . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . New England Music Fes- tival 2,3 . . . Cape Cod Music Festival . . . Working RAYMOND SANFORD Ray . . . Cross country 2,3,4 . . . Track 2 . . . Baseball 3 . . . Automobiles . . . Finger Popping . . . Working EXPERTS AT THE “TWIST - PRACTICING ALMOST EVERY WEEK-END. AS SPRING CAME SO DID THOSE LONG-AWAITED ANSWERS FROM THE COLLEGES WE HAD CHARLES SHEEHAN Chuck . . . Wittiest . . . Window-shopping . . . Loves clothes . . . Cool yourself be- fore you fool yourself ' Those Yacht Club Dances . . . Work- ing man . . . Senior Class Play -- Gerard . . . Minstrel Show 1 . . . College for Business Administration RICHARD SILVIA Dick . . . Jr. -Sr. Prom 3 . . . j Scuba Diving . . . I guess so . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Hunt- i ing . . . Senior Car Wash . . . Speedboating . . . Football 3 . . . Service GEORGE SMITH MARYANN SIMONS George” . . . Hockey 3,4 . . , Parties . . . Ass ' t Chef . . . Hey, how ’bout that . . . Chairman, class ring commit- tee 2 .. . Football manager 2 3 . . . Hit the beach . . . University of Massachusetts Maryann . . . Basketball . . Softball . . . Better days are coming . . . Joe ' s Driving Range . . . Good humor . . . Minstrel Show 1 . . . Golf . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Tennis . . Secretary LYNN STEINCAMP JR. Lynn . . . Outdoor Man . . . Fishing . . . Camping . . . Football 3,4 . . . Track 4 . . . Deep in the Heart of Texas . . . Lawrencian 4 . . . Always Watching the Women . . . Baseball 2 . . . Do you wanna bet? . . . Just Loves Lunch . . . Oklahoma State University PHILIP TAVARES Phil . . . Parties . . . Base- ball 2 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Check that out . . . Senior Class Play 4 . . . Riding Around . . . Studying . . . Good Music . . . Not Especially . . . Languages . . . Working . . . University of Massachusetts RICHARD STONE Dickie . . . Spends his spare time on Walker Street . . . Appel ' s . . . Senior Car Wash 4 . . . Don ' t Worry about me, just worry about yourself” . . . Football . . . Hockey . . . Well Folks . . . Junior -Senior Prom 3 . . . Cape Cod Com- munity College RICHARD TAVARES Dick . . . Lt. Governor of Key Club on Cape Cod . . . President of Class 3 . . . Vice- President of Class 2,4 . . . Works at Stop and Shop . . . How -so . . . Plays Trumpet . . . Honorable mention at Science Fair . . . National Junior Honor Society . . . U. of Mass. APPLIED TO. TED AND ELLEN WERE VOTED AS THE OUTSTANDING MEMBERS OF OUR CLASS, AND THEIR NAMES NOW APPEAR ON THE ROLL OF HONOR. IN JUNE CAME KATHRYN THACKSTON BRENDA TRAVERS Kay . . . Junior -Senior Prom 3 . . . Works in the Summer . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Spends Most of Her Time at Home . . . Minstrel Show 1 ... En- gaged to Gil . . . Being Mar- ried in June 1962 Brenda . . . Lawrencian Busi- ness Staff 4 . . . Softball . . . Basketball . . . I ' m Sorry . . . Collecting Movie Star Pictures . . . Candy Sales Com mittees . . . Marriage I CORINNE VALERIO Corinne . . . Softball 2,3,4 | . . . That ' s no Big Thing . . . North Falmouth ... Lis- tening to the Radio . . . Work- ing During the Summer . . . College RUSSELL VER NOOY Russ . . . National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commen- dation . . . Library Assistant 2, 3,4 . . . Let ' s See . . . Sophomore Bean Supper 2 . . . Freshman Minstrel Show 1 . . . Reading . . . Rutgers JANET WENTWORTH Janet . . . Business Editor of Lawrencian . . . Backstage work for Senior Class Play . . . Lookout Club . . . Girls ' Bas- ketball . . . Pacific Union University BEVERLY WH ITESIDE Bevie . . . Lawrencian busi- ness staff 4 . . . I ' ll blacken your eyes!” . . . Working at the Woods Hole Pharmacy . . . Softball ... A Cappella Choir 1,2 .. . Working EARL WILCOX Lefty . . . Baseball . . . O.K. Boy” . . . Football . . . Stamp Collecting . . . With his friends, or at Joe Ingram’s house . . . Working . . . College DAVID WILLIAMSON Dave . . . Quiet and reserved . . . National Honor Society member . . . Horseback Riding . . . West Falmouth . . . Third in the class . . . University of Massachusetts FREDERICK WINLING WILLIAM YORK Fred . . . Band 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Football 2,3,4 . . . All-Cape Football Team . . . Dating . . . Swimming . . . Ba ! ! . . . Likes being with different people . . . Skiing . . . Play- ing his Clarinet . . .Air Force Academy Bill . . . Backstage, Senior Class Play . . . Working on his hot rod . . . Senior Car Wash 4 ... I don ' t like your atti - tude . . . Photo Club . . . Likes Lunch Period . . . Navy RONALD ZYLINSKI STEPHEN BRAY NOT PICTURED STEPHEN BRAY Steve . . . Band 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Slide Trombone . . . Don’t sweat it . . . Woods Hole . . . Minstrel Show . . . Art . . . Providence . . . Bean Supper 2 . . . Undecided Ronnie . . . Parties ... Ap- pel ' s . . . Riding Around . . . Could be trouble . . . Senior Car Wash 4 . . . Girls ... Al- ways looking for something to do . . . Working THE PROM, VERVAIN,” THE BANQUET AT POPPONE88ET INN AND GRADUATION ON JUNE 5. THE MEMORIES OF OUR DAYS AT LH8 WILL REMAIN IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER. organizations NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character determine a student ' s eligibility for election to the Lawrence High School Chapter of the National Honor Society. All students are rated and selected by members of the faculty. Juniors and seniors who have maintained an average of 85 or better for one year prior to election are eligible for membership. Total membership may not exceed more than 15% of of the class enrollment. These new members were inducted at a buffet supper at the Congregational Church this year. The speaker for the evening was Major Norman Traverso, who lectured on Spain. As Presi- dent of the society, Ted Amaral presided at all group meetings . Other officers were Mike Kinney, Vice-President, and Margaret Ann Canty, Secretary. Mr. James C. Kinney served as Faculty Advisor. Nine of the seventeen senior members were elected during the junior year. They were Ted Amaral, Margaret Ann Canty, Mae Childs, Ellen Christian, Eleanor DeMello, Sheila Hayes, Mike Kinney, Ellen Langenheim, and Bonnie McGilvray. The eight members chosen this year were Arthur Baker, Barbara Barstow, Maureen Cavanaugh, Arthur Feagles, Judy Le- Blanc, Beverly Marks, Peter Roncetti, and David Williamson (not pictured). Seventeen juniors were also selected this year. This group includes: David Boehk, Beverly Burwell, Diana Cook, Sandra Cooke, Beth Fling, Derna Grenga, Carlotta Hayes, George Kahler (not pictured), John Knispel, Todd Merrill, Brad Moses, Eleanor Nace, Barbara Nichols, Paul Olenick, Robert Robbins, Claire Schlepark, and Diane Smith. 38 STUDENT COUNCIL President -- Arthur Feagles Vice-President -- Beverly Burwell Treasurer -- Barbara Garrett Senators -- Arthur Baker, Edward Mello, Michael Mello, Barbara Steinberg Representatives -- Theodore Amaral, James M. Kinney, Judy Conley, Robert Robbins, Kevin Dougherty, Robert McDonald, David Burwell, William Kemp MAJOR ACTIVITIES Members represented LHS at State and National Con- ventions . Christmas Program -- social hour and alumni speeches. speeches . Brotherhood Week -- Arthur Baker selected as LHS exponent . Government -- sponsored all class elections and tallied votes. Service -- maintained bulletin board lists in cafeteria. 39 LOOKOUT CLUB OFFICERS President Ellen Christian Vice-President Beth Fling Corresponding Secretary Nancy Burrough Recording Secretary Pat Kinsey Treasurer Judy LeBlanc Further activities included gifts to the school and a monetary contribution to the East Berlin refugees. The annual Country Fair started a productive year for the Look- out Club. This project netted over $200.00 which went for the club’s scholarship, donations for the March of Dimes, cheer- leaders ' uniforms, and LAW- RENCIAN Fund. Each of the meetings was dif- ferent and interesting. Mr. Rus- sell B. Marshall spoke on char- acter; Miss Olga Nichols gave instructions on skin and hair care; and Mrs. William Met- calf showed slides of and dis- cussed her trip to Europe. For social events, the club rented the Rod and Gun Club’s lodge for a slumber party and took a trip to Boston to see the Ice Follies. Since the beginning of the school year, the Key Club has engaged in soliciting for the Heart Fund, the March of Dimes and the Cape Cod United Fund. This past Christ- mas, members braved freezing tempera- tures to sell Christmas trees and to dis- tribute food baskets to needy families. As a result of these activities, the LHS or- ganization is the only club in New England which has won first or second prize every year in the Key Club New England District Convention competition. The LHS Club was instituted by Mr. John Romiza, whose foresight and careful guid- ance were instrumental in placing ours among New England ' s most active mem- bers of Key Club International. This en- viable tradition is being perpetuated under the capable leadership of Mr. Douglas W. Hunt, Faculty Advisor, and Kiwannis Ad- visors, Dr. Edward H. Fitch and Mr. Max Steinberg. KEY CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS The Future Teachers Club acquaints students who are interested in teaching with the profes- sion. This year ' s program con- sisted of speakers, field trips to colleges, and the teaching of younger stu- dents in grades one through eight. Socially, the FTA held skating parties, a lunch- eon with other Cape chap- ters of the FTA, and a beach party at the end of the school year. OFFICERS President Lorraine Weeks Vice -President Carol Ballentine Secretary Mary Beth Studley Treasurer Claire Schlepark Advisor Miss Catherine Marshall FUTURE NURSES Remember the pros and cons of nursing? Now the Future Nurses Club helps high school girls to make up their minds by exploring the op- portunities and requirements of careers in nursing. A typical program for the club includes infor- mative, bi-weekly meetings. Other activities comprise field trips to various hospitals and schools of nursing. The members help the Red Cross Blood Bank and work at Tobey and Cape Cod Hospitals at least once every month. One or two meetings a year are planned for social- izing, teas, dinners, picnics and round -robin get-togethers with other FNA clubs. ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS Senior Chorus is composed of students from the freshman through the senior classes. It has met every seventh period Mondays and Wednesdays to re- hearse songs to be presented before school and town audiences. The group has performed at Open House at LHS, at PTA meetings, and at Christmas time on the Village Green. Highlighting commencement week presentations was the singing of Climb Every Mountain at graduation. The orchestra has practiced every week in the auditorium and has participated in various music festivals, including the New England Music Festival, Cape Cod Music Festival, and local festivals. Recently, $1, 000 worth of music has been donated to the group. President --Robert Hague Vice-President--William Jenkins Secretary- -Susan Gordon Librarian - -Penny Smoller 44 OPERATOR ' S CLUB The Operators Club, under the supervision of Mr. James Kalperis, is one of the few or- ganizations whose importance can be appreciated by every faculty member and student. The members not only run the audio-visual equipment but also assume responsibility for these invaluable teaching aids. Without the Operators Club, it would be extremely difficult to sup- plement class work with tapes movies and records. i 45 STUDENT INTELLIGENCER Editor Ellen Langenheim Associate Editor Sandra Cooke Assistant Editors Pat Frank Margaret A. Canty Feature Editor Mimi Podgoursky Activity Editors Barbara Barstow Maureen Cavanaugh James Cardoza Personality Editor Connie Emerald Exchange Editor Charlsa Head Sports Editors Peter Boulton Richard Gerace Staff Artist Richard Latimer Reporters: E. Arredondo, P. Boul- ton, A. Bowden, L. Costa, P. Cum- mings, C. Cunningham, S. Dilling- ham, R. Gerace, T. Joseph, C. Joseph, G. Krueger, G. Lopez, I. Marks, L. Tobey, H. Walsh THE STUDENT INTELLIGENCER, weekly newspaper of LHS, is published by the journalism class under the leadership of Editor Ellen Langenheim, supervision of Mr. George I. Moses, and aid of THE FALMOUTH ENTERPRISE. Every member of the class wrote one story a week for the paper. On Mondays a group of students from the class went to the ENTER- PRISE office, edited copy and corrected type for the edition of the paper on Tuesday. The INTELLIGENCER, member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, was founded by Dr. Mary Robb in 1948 .. In the fourteen years of its existence, the page has won three first place awards and three medalist awards; last year was the first time that the paper won a gold medal at the Columbia Scholastic Press Associa- tion Convention in New York. THE STU- DENT INTELLIGENCER competed in the category of senior high schools of 1,000 students or fewer in the Empire State com- petition. 46 The Editors Production Staff Liteiaryt taff LAWRENCIAN As the editors of the 1962 LAWRENCIAN, we would like to express our gratitude to the following people who went above and beyond the call of duty in our behalf. Mr. Marshall, who recognized the importance of a successful yearbook; Messrs. Curtis McKee and John Farrell, our advisors, whose assistance has made our publication a success; MelvinHoward, our ener- getic photographer, who gave his time, but more important, his imagination, to taking the myriad of pictures; The Fal- mouth Publishing Company for donating several football, basketball and soccer pictures; THE STANDARD TIMES for the picture of President Kennedy; Mr. Hugo Poisson for the town scenes; the merchants of Falmouth, who supported the book through their ads; and members of the junior class who assisted the various staffs. Business Staff ■ w- vW MODEL UN CLUB The Model United Nations Club met bimonthly to discuss world affairs and to prepare the delegates for the Model United Nations Conference held in New Jersey in April. To help defray the cost of the trip, members sold United Nations Christmas cards and cook- books. The club sponsored an assem- bly on world peace with Harry Hollins as the guest speaker. Six members of the club were selected to attend the Fifth East Coast Model United Nations Conference. (ECMUNC) They were Ellen Langenheim, Susan Pasley, Paul O ' lenick, Mike Metcalf, Ed Doe and Mary Ballantine. In pre- paration for the conference each dele- gate composed for presentation and also prepared to defend them . OFFICERS President Secretary Treasurer Directors Ellen Langenheim Maureen Cavanaugh Brooke Brown John Winslow and Paul O ' lenick RELAXATION AND DISCUSSION ROW 1, Left to right . . . Mary Ballantine, Nancy Schleicher, Carlotta Hayes, Susie Nance, Barbara Barstow, Brooke Brown. ROW 2 . . . Mr. Jones, Paul O ' lenick, Robert Leighton, Ed. Doe, John Winslow, Susan Pasley Ann Bowden, Maureen Cavanaugh, Pat Frank, Ellen Langenheim. READING RESOLUTIONS THE EVER-CHANGING WORLD FALMOUTH ENTERPRISE DELEGATES TO THE MODEL UN CONVENTION . . . FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT . . . MARY BALLANTINE, ELLEN LANGENHEIM, SUSAN PASLEY. BACK . . . MR. JONES, ED DOE, MICHAEL METCALF, PAUL O ' LENICK. ALL OF FALMOUTH WAS PROUD OF THE BAND AS IT MARCHED IN THE ORANGE BOWL THE UNIFORMS ARE PRESENTED TO THE SCHOOL. YANKEE DOODLE DANDY MARK TIME! ! BAND AND MAJORETTES The main activity of the band and majorettes was their trip to Miami, Florida, and their performance in the Annual Orange Bowl Parade. It was a long and tedious task to raise the $15, 000. necessary to support them, but by hard work and sheer determina- tion, the band and majorettes raised the entire sum. They sponsored a talent show, raffled off a car, held paper drives, etc. New uniforms were pur- chased with a portion of the $15, 000. ' AULD LANG SYNE •M THANKSGIVING DAY PROGRAM . . . HAPPY NEW YEAR! ! ! BAND OFFICERS . . . Left to right . . . Leslie Mac- Dougall, Fred Preller, Pam Stoddard, George Stevenson. ' JUNIOR JOINS THE BAND ' WE ARE HOME ! ! ! They were similar to the West Point uniform with tapered maroon pants and high hats. While in Miami, they stayed at the Robert Clay Hotel. There they practiced the music they would play in the parade. After playing in the parade they were invited to perform at the Fireworks Pageant. This enabled them to stay an additional day in Miami. After their return, Principal Marshall received a letter commending the stu- dents with regard to their dress, be- havior and over -all appearance. FALMOUTH WELCOMES THE BAND HERE COMES THE BAND! CHEERLEADERS Lawrence, Lawrence, hear our cry, V-I-C-T-O-R-Y. Victory is the cry of all loyal LHS supporters and leading the fans in their cheers are the pr etty, spirited LHS cheerleaders. The cheerleaders were lead by Dale Grissom and Marg Pacheco until Dale moved to Florida with her family early in the basketball season. This year the cheerleaders wore new basketball uniforms. The uniforms were maroon jumpers with four white pleats in a flared skirt. These girls supported and gave our boys encouragement at all football and basketball games, and at rallies, trying to create school spirit. They were driven to all away games by their advisor, Mr. Robert Morris. PEP SQUAD The first pep squad on Cape Cod was started by Regina Pacheco and Jean Donnelly in 1958 to aid the cheerleaders and fans in rooting their team on to victory. That squad, unfaltering and immaculate, graced the LHS stands. t All forty -five girls in grades 9 through 12 are selected . on these basic standards: good posture, marching Pfck- ability, rhythm, personality, and general ap- 4 ' pearance. The girls work hard the first i [ W VS ! THE CLIPPERS, left to right, ROW 1: Rick Gerace, Dick Latimer, Ted Amaral, Ralph Jonas, Mike Kinney, Buddy Ferreira, Brad Fish, Tom Moniz, Fred Winling; STANDING: Coaches Kinney and Gaddis. ROW 2: Jack DeMello, Mike Lopes, Wayne Barrows, Clayton Peters, Ted Joseph, Frank Rose, Dick Stone, Lynn Steincamp, Pete Boulton, Mike Finnell. ROW 3: Chip Garcia, Ted Tripp, Jim Rabesa, Jim Medeiros, Joe Ingram, Steve Smith, John Winslow, Wayne Ferreira, Mike Generous. ROW 4: David Ignos, Dick Harding, Lynn Andrade, Richard Milfeer, John Jones, Art Fonseca, Ronald Texetra, Sam Ingram, Manager. i FOOTBALL SUPERLATIVES ALL CAPE --Mike Kinney, Buddy Ferreira, Ralph Jonas, Fred Winling, Brad Fish, Ted Amaral TRI -COUNTY --Mike Kinney, Ralph Jonas, Ted Amaral CLASS D ALL -STATE --Ralph Jonas Honorable Mention- -Mike Kinney, Buddy Ferreira, Ted Amaral ALL-STATE --ALL CLASSES --THIRD STRING -- Ralph Jonas Honorable Mention --Mike Kinney, Buddy Ferreira, Ted Amaral hr CLIPPER ACTION This year ' s team had the spirit and desire to leave many a formidable opponent in its wake. The key to the squad ' s success was its ability to provide the needed bench strength. When Fred Winling was injured, Brad Fish moved to tackle, and two 145 pound guards, RickGerace and Tom Momz, bolstered the middle of the line. Early in the Somerset game, Mike Kinney was sidelined. Joe Ingram took over the center spot and gave it his all. Mike Lopes, the other first string tackle, alternated at end with Ralph Jonas and sure -handed Mike Finnell. Statistics Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Wareham Bourne Dighton Somerset Case Plymouth Dennis-Yarmouth Old Rochester Barnstable ▼ JR RV. [ ■ � 1 m | j ‘-« J ' f T ■ H y V J is W E ' jb m l jKfcr , J CROSS COUNTRY This was the fourth year for cross country at LHS. The first year was extremely successful from the standpoint of team-building, but the meet record was not encourag- ing. However, the second year marked the beginning of a long streak of dual meet victories. These winning ways lasted until this year when New Bedford High dealt the Clippers their first loss in more than two and one -half seasons. This year ' s scoreboard registered eight dual meet wins, one loss, and three combined meet victories. The harriers also won the Catholic Memorial Invitational, The Southeastern Massachusetts Invitational, and the Class D State Championship as well as the League Cham- pionship. Culminating a fine season, the Clippers placed fifth in the New England Championship held at the University of Connecticut. 59 SOCCER Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Falmouth Yarmouth Chatham Nauset Sandwich Barnstable Harwich Tabor Academy Yarmouth Chatham Nauset Sandwich Barnstable Harwich New Bedford Tabor Academy Coach Toran, Co-captains Araujo and Scharff. Don Sabens Mike Ferreira Roy Clemens Bernard St. Jean Wilfred Fernandes Ted Tripp Doug Halpin Ronny Harper Rickie Hill Wayne Cole Ronnie Johnson Ronnie Bevaqua Paul Brown John Wilson Danny Barboza Nick Vardack David Berry David Langenheim Falmouth Enterprise r BASKETBALL The 1962 Clippers won the Principal ' s Tournament for the first time, and also qualified for the Tech Tournament for the first time in the history of LHS. The keys to this year ' s success were desire and brains. The team played its heart out in every game and many times it was due only to heads up thinking and smart strategy that won many a game. Ted Amaral and Ralph Jonas led the team and Jon Durrell, Mike Lopes and Mike Finnell were the starting Juniors. JUNIOR VARSITY ▼ 4 ROW 1. LEFT TO RIGHT . . . JACK DEMELLO, JOHN KNISPEL, WAYNE FERREIRA, BILL KEMP, JOHN LOPES, TONY GALVIN. ROW £ . . . LENNY ANDRADE, CLAUDE BAPTISTE. STEPTEN PAPP, TOD MERRILL, DAVID BARSTOW, BOB ROBBINS, COACH ET THAT BALL! GAI TWO MORE AGAINST • � f| ir( | v ■ THE ROGUES GALLERY . . . VARSITY, ROW ONE . . . TED AMARAL AND RALPH JONAS, ROW TWO . . . COACH KINNEY, BRAD MOSES. JOE INGRAM, MIKE FIN NELL, MIKE LOPES, CLAYTON PETERS, BOB CAREY, COACH GADDIS. NAUSET f t P ' TOWN 1 1 D-Y � t BOURNE 1 1 SANDWICH 1 1 B ' STABLE 1 1 HARWICH 1 1 CHATHAM LHS ■■■ LAWRENCE CLIPPERS TOM HENDERSON MAKES A RUN JACK DeMELLO CATCHER -- TED AMARAL FALMOUTH RUN TOM HENDERSON RUNS AGAIN RALPH JONAS HITS BASEBALL Catcher Pitchers First Base Second Base Shortstop Third Base Utility Outfielder Outfield Ted Amaral Pete Boulton Albert Holcomb Marty Marks Bob Fredericks Mike Finnell Elmer Hendricks Ralph Jonas Jack DeMello Joe Ingram Robert Andrews Larry Dove Bob Davis Stan Rabesa Buddy Ferreira COACH TORAN LARRY HURRELL - PETE BOULTON • • • BUDDY FERREIRA . • MIKE KINNEY • • • • LARRY HURRELL . . JIM REDDING JOHN ARAUJO • • • • DICK HARDING . • . . JIM DOLE DICK STONE GEORGE SMITH . . • KEN FREEMAN • • • DEFENSE DEFENSE • • GOAL • • WING • • WING •CENTER DEFENSE DEFENSE • • -WING • • -WING •CENTER m f l u 1 ' I |5 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL The Girls ' Basketball team, under the coaching of Miss Peggy Savage, posted a 3 and 9 record. This record was not actually indicative of their achievements. The Clipperettes shocked the two powerful leaders in the large school league, Dennis -Yarmouth and Barnstable . Dennis -Yarmouth, un- defeated in league play, won in over time, whereas, Barn- stable came from behind in the last quarter to win. The team, however, played its best and retained its spirit. HIGH SCORERS LEE BURWELL .... 154 ELEANOR DEMELLO .110 ANN RABESA 40 MARYANN SIMONS . . 30 GAMES DENNIS-YARMOUTH BOURNE BARNSTABLE HARWICH CHATHAM NAUSET PROVINCETOWN MARTHA ' S VINEYARD SANDWICH ELEANQ RUTH MEL! WHAT A GAME! “ w : m UNDERCLASSMEN i Russell Sharpe Tyrone Sharpe James Small Diane Smith Lois Smith Steve Smith Nancy Soares Frank Spencer George Stevenson Van Stoddard Mary Beth Studley Beverly Sylvia Joyce Lawrence Sylvia Sylvia Sandra Sylvia Linda Charles Ted Tobey Travers Tripp Martha White Jackie Wilby Donna Wilcox Richard Williams John Winslow COLLEGE ISN ' T SO FAR AWAY, KIDS! WAIT ' TIL NEXT THANKSGIVING! ! ! 74 Donna MacQuarrie Paul Medeiros Pam Magnuson Co Richard Medeiros 1 ! Cecille Mallete Virginia Medeiros Robert Marks Wanda Medeiros Virginia Marks Cynthia Mello Frank Marshall Candy Massey ;j f Robert McDonald Michael Mello Kathy Merrill ksi . •V- H Ml 4 Michael Metcalf Nancy Medeiros Diane Mike . i Si MRS. FAIRCLOUGH SUBSTITUTES i ONE LESS FROG TO CROAK WAKE UP, KIDS nr | , 1 , . Gordon Richard Kenny Linda Richard Rebecca Peggy Miller Miller Mills Mixson Moniz Moore Morton Robert Francine Janis Fred Lawrence Geraldine Motte Nichols Oliver Nickerson Palmer Pate Sidney Motta Leighton Peck Linda ■ Motte Wayne Allen Carol Allen Antoinette Ames Barbara Andre Ralph Andrews Lucille Arrendondo Michell David Asselin Auclair Brenda Kathy Bennet Boretos Richard William Boudher Boulton Cynthia Douglas Bourne Braga James Robert Brown Bickford Beverly Marcia Lorraine Jim Butz Cain Caporale Carey Donna Carlisle Ann Cartson Cathy Cavanaugh Morgan Childs John Tom Raymond Don John William Dolores Bob Cockerham Connell Costa Couto Costill Dailey Daniels Davis Diane Dupee Philip Eastmen Arden Edwards FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS . . . Left to right . . . Gordon Parker, Allison Moore, Ann Raoesa, Melanie Palmer, Douglas Braga, Eric Turkington. Eric Edwards Arthur Enos Michels Everts Mike Ayers Howard Bearse David Bur we 11 Ellen Cobb Linwood Doane Elizabeth Hayward Nathan Wing — . V®= w- y William Munson John Murphy Maureen Murray Cathy Nace Barbara Nelson 1 Joseph Netto Kathleen Noonan Brook Howard v: Ronald Pacheco Linda Paglierani Melanie Palmer m JL 1 Stephen Papp | Domingo Pena Gordon Parker Malvina Pena Paul Porter M 6 Pamela Penrose Kathryn Rabesa Frank Perry Philip Rabesa Janet Peters Susan Rapoza Pieckel James Reese Joseph Robert Pires Plante a i LL osemary David Renard Roarke Ronald Pocknett Sarah Robbins ■l Nancy Robbins Paul Rockcliffe Marion Rune Donald Sabens Albert Santos Patricia Scully Bob Serrano Janice Woods Paul Silva Wayne Souza Bob Souza £ Bernard St. Jean r _ Barbara Steinberg Rebecca Tiller Rosemary Varao m a Glenn Steiding -dkrJh Sylvia Trask Genaro Vega Vr Ronald Stone Eric Turkington David Vine I- iV Stephen Swain T� Marlene S zymanski Barbara Tilton Leon Anne Paul Turner Twiss VanHine Tom Wayne Carolyn Vose Wright Zumalt ' t- - - 1 CLASS PLAY The Seniors were the first in the his- tory of LHS to present their play three different times. The presentation, BOOKS AND CROOKS, was a comedy involving two bank robbers who take over a high school for two days. Art Feagles had the task of portraying both Principal Henly and the bank robber. Gary Kruger kept the audience laughing as Francis, the second hood- lum. Mimi Podgoursky had the role of Miss Hamilton, Mr. Henly ' s extremely nervous private secretary. Art Baker and Diane Lamothe were two high school steadies, as were Chuck Sheehan and Alice DeSouza. Phil Tavares played the part of the bank president. Carol Ballantine and Dave Reardon amused the audience as a pair of anxious band parents. Rick Gerace took the part of Lt. Shaw, sent to solve the mystery, when Fred Winling hurt his knee and landed in a cast. Peg Corey and a few band members rounded out the cast. 1 ‘JK MOST ATHLETIC MR. AND MISS LHS BEST DRESSED BEST LOOKING BEST DANCERS ARTHUR BAKER AND JUDY LEBLANC PEGGY COREY AND ART BAKER CHRIS HAHN AND Bl MOST INTELLIGENT CLASS COUPLE WPtUlABU MOST TALENTED WITTIEST i MOST TALKATIVE MOST COURTEOUS CLASS CUT-UPS I THE ASTRONAUTS ON MARS 5, 4, 3,2,1, Blast off! The theme of Class Day was the last thoughts of an Astronaut. Brief excerpts from the minstrel show, bean supper, and class play were shown, such as Ballet de Russe de Falmouth, ’ It ' s in the Book, Beans, Bowling Green, segments of Books and Crooks, and senior girls. After the entertainment Mr. Marshall gave out the traditionional class day awards. Art Baker then presented the class gift, a life size oil painting of Mr. Marshall. A standing ovation led by the seniors was given Mr. Marshall. CLASQ DAY BALLET DE RUSSE DE FALMOUTH GRANDMA’S LYE SOAP CLASS BANQUET This year the seniors held their banquet at Popponesset Inn. Mr. Marshall spoke to the class about the past and the future. After the dinner, a dance for seniors and their guests was held with the music provided by a 3 piece band. Guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Marshall, Mrs. Joan Fair- clough, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Corey, and Mr. and Mrs. James Stevens. BETTY CROCKER AWARD DAR AWARD BROTHERHOOD AWARD . . ... ANNA HARPER ROLL OF HONOR WINNERS THEODORE FRANCIS AMARAL RUTH ELLEN LANGENHEIM Edward Elgar PROGRAM POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE School Orchestra INVOCATION Rev. Richard S. Crowell WELCOME Arthur Willard Baker President of the Class of 1962 HYMN OF LOYALTY Davis - Welch Class of 1962 COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Ralph H. Burns Introduced by Theodora Francis Amaral, President of the National Honor Society ANNOUNCEMENT OF Russell B. Marshall, COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Principal PRESENTATION OF SENIOR CLASS Harry B. Merson, FOR DIPLOMAS Superintendent AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS Dr. Mary Sears, Chairman of the School Committee; Honorary Diploma Girl --Ruth Ellen Langenheim ONE WORLD John W. Bratton Senior Class CLASS FAREWELL Arthur Baxter Feagles, Jr. President of the Student Council CLASS ODE Class of 1962 Cynthia Anne Moss BENEDICTION The Rev. Edwin Loew POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE Edward Elgar LOYALTY HONOR SERVICE Dr. Ralph H. Burns, Professor ot Education at Dartmouth College, addressed the graduating class on Youth and the Free World.” His message was that vigor to work for what is good, partici- pation in areas which need healing and above all, independence in thought and action are necessary for the maintenance of a free world. s SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: CLAYTON PETERS, BOYS’ SOCIAL CHAIRMAN, MARGE PACHECO, GIRLS ’SOCIAL CHAIRMAN, JUDY LeBLANC, TREASURER, MAUREEN CAVANAUGH, SECRETARY, RICH TAVARES, VICE-PRESIDENT, ARTHUR BAKER, PRESIDENT. WE, THE CLASS OF 1 962, WISH TO THANK OUR ADVISORS, MR. MC KEE AND MR. FARRELL FOR THEIR COOPERATION AND ASSISTANCE. MEL HOWARD. OUR PHOTOGRAPHER, MR. MC HUGH, OUR YEARBOOK REPRESENTATIVE, THE MER- CHANTS OF FALMOUTH, THE FALMOUTH ENTER- AND THE CAPE COD STANDARD TIMES ALL LARGE PART IN MAKING OUR YEARBOOK A SUCCESS WE. THE CLASS OF 1 9G2 BID FAREWELL TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND TEACHERS WHO HAVE INFLU- ENCED THIS ERA OF OUR LIVES. ADVERTISING XV MAINTENANCE TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE CO. 155 Main St. Falmouth Kl 8-4747 RALPH RABESA Mason Contractor Alexander Pate Plumbing Heating Sandwich Rd . Falmouth Falmouth, Mass. Compl iments of SKI ' S DINER Compl iments of Compl iments of SMOKEYS TEATICKET HARDWARE Main St. Teaticket Kl 8-5772 Main Rd . TA VANES FLORIST GARDEN SHOP Last Fal mouth Flowers for all occasions TEXTILE STORE Curtains Draperies Linen Novel ties Evergreens - Shrubs - Roses Garden Supplies Old Meeting KI 8-0911 House Road East Falmouth Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Catalogue — Sales Office 204 Main St. Falmouth, Mass. Compl iments of TASTEE TOWER Compl iments of DR. EDWARD S. MIELKE Best Wishes Compl iments of A WOODS HOLE GULF STATION FRIEND Compl iments of A FRIEND HOLLY ACRES Growers of American and English Hollies Container Grown Plants Route 151 Mashpee Massachusetts j 1 1 ART’S SUNOCO STATION aj YOUR @73® r ' 1 1 1 • SERVICE Gas - Oil - Lubrication ' cast Y ) pilmrr Ave Falmouth, Mass. Compl iments of GRANTS Falmouth Plaza 1 1 AUNT RUTH ' S FIRESIDE Route 28 Waquoit Specializing in home cooked food. Compl iments of WATSON BAKER REALTOR j ; i | ABEONO GUILD OF HAIR DESIGN Falmouth Plaza FRANK BATTLES, INC. 14 Depot Avenue Falmouth, Mass. PONTIAC — BUICK GMC Trucks 1 1 Tel. Kimball 8-1301 i! Compl iments of Compliments of Dr. Langdon Burwell OTIS C. BAKER i] 1 ! j CAPE COD AUTO SALVAGE INC. Used Cars Trucks Main St., East Falmouth CAREY HOUSE OF INSURANCE TRAVEL 54 Depot Ave . Fa 1 mouth I 1 Compl iments of CRYSTAL FUEL OIL CO., INC. Compliments of CUMMINGS ' CAB ■ I ARNOLD ANDERSON 0 % REAL ESTATE BROKER kIWJ) X and CUMMINGS 1 SERVICE STATION WM. C. DAVIS CO. HOME FURNISHINGS BEDDING FLOORING FURNITURE Falmouth Osterville Compliments of VERA’S BEAUTY SHOPPE 430 Main Street Falmouth, Mass KI 8-2114 Compliments of WIREWAY COMPANY Route 28 Waquoit JOHN H. FISH Excavating Contractors Crane Shovel Backhoe Bulldozer Service Foundations Cesspools Gravel Land Clearing Dredging All Kinds of Shore Protection Call 105 Hamlin Avenue Kimball 8-0170 Falmouth FRANK ' S DINER Giffords St., Falmouth GAS-PAL SERVICE Johnson’s Jenny and Dick’s Gulf KI-8-9840 East Falmouth KI-8-9800 Compl iments of Compl iments of A FRIEND FALMOUTH BUS COMPANY 11 Walker St. Falmouth, Mass. Compl iments of FALMOUTH WOOD MILL LUMBER CO. KENYON ' S C-ENERAL STORE East Falmouth KI 8-4826 Prop. Joseph E. McTiernan HARRY ' S BARBER SHOP ' S Otis Air Force Base and Main St. , Falmouth Compl iments of SEA SPRAY SHOE STORE Scranton Ave . Compliments of A FRIEND Compl iments of HERBERT E. HUNZIKER Compliments from the friendly barbers DUFRENE 374 Main St., Falmouth THOMPSON REAL ESTATE 145 Main St., KI-8-2540 Besure - Deal with Realtors Compliments of the FRIENDS of the class of ' 62 Compliments of J. K. LILLY Compliments of the FRIENDS of the class of ' 62 Compl iments of FALMOUTH HARBOR RESTAURANT HARBOR LOUNGE Corner of Main Scranton Eastman’s Hardware KITCHEN FURNISHINGS KYANIZE PRODUCTS SEEDS - SPORTING GOODS Tel. Kimball 8-0407 Main Street Falmouth Compliments of A FRIEND Compl iments of TASSINARI ESSO STATION AND GARAGE Compl iments of THE WOODS HOLE GULF STATION Compl iments of Patrick j. McDonnell Lawrencian Editor-In-Chief, COMPLIMENTS OF HAROLD W. JENKINS FUNERAL HOME PAM BOWMAN, says: The best bank for new LHS grads is FALMOUTH TRUST!” Photo by Sandy Buck Pamela Bowman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W . Bowman of West Falmouth and a member of the LHS class of ' 62, is another good customer of Falmouth Trust Co. Adds Pam: It ' s also sort of fun to bank where so many of my school chums do business. . .and get the same friendly treatment. ' How about you? 1959 The Good Neighbor Bank FALMOUTH TRUST COMPANY Falmouth, Massachusetts 183 Main St. Kl 8-4934 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WAREHAM SAVINGS BANK WAREHAM CYpress 5-3800 FALMOUTH Kimball 8-3000 SAVE WITH CONFIDENCE AT YOUR FRIENDLY LOCAL SAVINGS BANK YOUR DEPOSIT IS INSURED IN FULL UNDER MASSACHUSETTS LAW. 115 YEARS OF SERVICE PUTNAM ' S Book Music Shop Falmouth, Mass. THE FALMOUTH CO-OPERATIVE BANK Main Street Falmouth, Mass. Savings and Mortgage Loans Compl iments of L AND L TILE CO. 362 Main Street Falmouth, Mass. Floor Covering - Wall Tile Expe rt Instal 1 ation Chamberlain Fenstermaker Drug Co., Inc. TWO STORES Falmouth East Falmouth Prescription Specialists Five registered pharmacists to serve you SAVERY ' S Compliments of Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, MOONAKIS RIVER NURSERY Sales — Service 662 Main St., Falmouth Evergreens — Shrubs Potted Plants — Garden Supplies Tel. Kimball 8-4400 Kimball 8-4405 Waquoit Compliments of PAUL PETERS AGENCY WOODS HOLE PHARMACY Edward J. Jasken, Peg. Pharm. f Woods Hole Massachusetts Tel . K 1 8-0741 He Profits Most Who Serves Best MR. MRS. HAROLD E. MacFADDEN Compl iments of NOBSKA FURNITURE Furniture--Wal lpaper--Lamps Gifts — Carpeting Scranton Ave . K Imbal I -8- 1 840 Compl iments of McDonald ' s Dupont Paint Wallpapers 366 Main Street Fa I moth, Mass. FALMOUTH SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY Scranton Ave., Falmouth, Mass. Coin operated or Drop-off Service Compl iments of COMMUNITY BOWL Compl iments of LIGGETH - REXALL Falmouth Plaza Compl iments of GREY DOOR Best Wishes to the whole I I class THE WHITE RABBIT Route 28 6 Wareham, Mass. Bowl Ten Pins CAPE BOWL Falmouth Plaza WOOD LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIALS Falmouth Mass. Locust Street Kimball 8-3154 I ANY milt ' BIG JOB - CONSULT US DAVID QUINN Electrical Contractor ri Falmouth, Mass. 94 Gifford St. KI 8-0368 Compl iments of A FRIEND Compl iments of WELLS RADIO T.V. SERVICE Compl iments of JOHN W. HOLLAND JR. Compl iments of ATTORNEY GEORGE LEBHERG CAPE COD’S OLDEST BANK Congratulations and best wishes to the graduating class of 1962. It has been our privilege and pleasure to know many of you personally and we are proud of you. We feel assured that the future of our country is in good hands as you leave Lawrence High and meet the many chal- lenges that will confront you. WE SALUTE YOU, THE CLASS OF 1962 Since 1821 TIIE FALMOUTH NATIONAL BANK Main Office - By The Village Green Branch Offices - Woods Hole - East Falmouth Otis Air Force Base - Falmouth Plaza FALMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of COLONIAL CLEANERS, INC. A FRIEND Your Professional Dry Cleaners Compliments of Compliments of FALMOUTH ELECTRICAL CO, 301 Main Street FLOR JEWELERS Compliments of JACK MARSHALL Landscape KI-8-2449 Construction Crain, Bulldozing, and Trucking Compliments of GENERAL SWIFT MOTEL Main St. Falmouth, Mass. Compliments of G B CLOTHING THE FRANCIS GIFT SHOP 362 Main St. Falmouth FALMOUTH’S FRIENDLY FAMILY SHOE STORE BEALE’S GRANVILLE BEALE KImball-8-0240 Proprietor Falmouth, Mass. Compliments of LOUISE SPORTSWEAR Compliments of SPIC-N-SPAN LAUNDERETTE Compliments of Al’s Television Service Compliments of HASKELL’S Women’s Apparel Main Street Hyannis Compliments of JACOBY and HAGUE AGENCY LEENS FOR SHOES 370 Main Street Hyannis Mass. Compliments of NICKERSON ' S SERVICE STATION Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Nathan B. Hirchfield High Street Woods Hole, Mass Compliments of DR. H. E. MILLEN Shore St. Falmouth Compliments of DR. S. SHORT Compliments of Dr. Norman M. Starosta D.M.D. Compliments of JESSE TORRES Compliments of Charles H. Wolfe, D.D.S. High Street Woods Hole, Mass Compliments of Salt Winds APPEL ' S PHARMACY Prescriptions are our specialty. MARSHALL GYMNASIUM DEDICATED to RUSSELL B MARSHALL PRINCIPAL OF LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL . . IN RECOGN 1 1 ION Ul III- MANY YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE lo’ IHE IDEALS _ . . OF EDUCATION MANSHIP. JAN. 17. 1962 Compliments of PARK CLEANERS Scranton Ave. Falmouth Compliments of MRS. WEEKS’ SHOP Compliments of Western Auto Association 149 Main Street Congratulations to The Class of 1962 Suburbah Gas Corporation Falmouth-Orleans-Provincetown Compliments of FALMOUTH AUTO BODY Kimball 8-1095 FALMOUTH DECORATORS Custom Re-Upholstering Slip Covers and Drapes Made to Order 77 Scranton Ave. KI-8-5552 HARVEY’S HARDWARE Sporting Goods — Toys Pet Supplies THE FENCE RAIL Country Wear and Accessories 172 Mai� Street Kimball 8-4572 EBB TIDE SHOP Scranton Ave. Shopping Center Falmouth KImball-8-5656 Best Wishes to Class of 1962 McGREGOR’S FALMOUTH BUTTNER’S A Full Line of CLOTHING — DRY GOODS Falmouth FALMOUTH GARDENS, Inc. FANCY FRUITS — PRODUCE GROCERIES — BEER and WINE Telephone KI 8-0994 Compliments of BURGERVILLE LUNCH Main Street Falmouth FERREIRA AND MOTTA INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 177 Main St. Falmouth, Mass. STONE’S BEAUTY and BARBER SHOP 208-210 Main Street Tel. Kimball 8-0685 FALMOUTH VARIETY STORE Hobby Gift Shop East Main Street Compliments of LEVINSON’S TAILORING SHOP 366 Main St. KI 8-1498 SAM CAHOON ' S Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FISH LOBSTER SCALLOPS Woods Hole, Mass. Compliments of the EAST FALMOUTH PUBLIC MARKET MAC’S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION East Main St. KI 8-9891 Falmouth H. V. LAWRENCE, INC. Florists — Nurserymen Landscape Gardeners Falmouth Compliments of DUPEE’S INC. Scranton Ave. Falmouth Compliments of EAST FALMOUTH OIL CO. Main St. KI-8-0515 FRANK’S DINER Gifford St. Falmouth FALMOUTH JEWELRY SHOP Ann and Marcel Albert JOE’S DRIVING RANGE Driving, Miniature Golf Archery, Pitch Putt Teaticket, Mass. Compliments of DEE’S of Falmouth PAUL’S AUTO BODY Main Street Falmouth Compliments of FAY’S and the FALMOUTH GAS COMPANY Quaker Bonnet Gifts and Greeting Cards 140 Main St. KI 8-0189 Compliments of SANDBAR SHOP 19 Main St. Falmouth, Mass GAS-PAL SERVICE Johnson’s Jenny and Dick’s Gulf KI-8-9840 East Falmouth KI-8-9800 NSC Compliments of HOLLAND’S STATIONERY 133 Main St. Falmouth, Mass. Compliments of NICK’S BARBER SHOP Main Street East Falmouth FALMOUTH CEMENT WORKS — MONIPAC — BUILDING BLOCKS — CESSPOOL BLOCKS Tel. Kimball 8-1929 Teaticket IDEAL FUEL Main Street Manuel Souza E. Falmouth Mass. Tel. Kimball 8-1875 PHYL’S BEAUTY SALON Main Street Woods Hole Compliments of DANNY KAY’S PIZZERIA Rt. 28 Main St. East Falmouth Compliments of FALMOUTH HARBOR BOAT SALES Compliments of LAWRENCE C. ANTONELLIS Insurance Accounting When you graduate it’s wonderful to have a telephone job waiting for you. You’ll love the friendly new people you meet. And you’ll like the excellent salary, the regular increases, the opportunities for advancement and the many additional benefits that make working for the Telephone Company so attractive to so many young people. Telephone jobs are important ones. We have our own training program which you can enter without any previous job experience. Why not come and see our employment interviewer soon . . . before you graduate. Ask the Guidance Counselor at your school to tell you when and where to apply. PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Arthur Ciambelli Mrs. Mary Robello Mr. Mrs. Joseph C. Medeiros Mr. Mrs. Frank T. Medeiros Mr. Mrs. Arthur W. Corey Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Lacey Mr. Mrs. Joseph DePonte Mr. Mrs. Albert Marks Mr. Mrs. Manuel R. Costa Mr. Mrs. Harold H. Krueger Mr. Mrs. Francis D. Lewis Mr. Mrs. Tony Andrews Mr. Mrs. Fred S. Travers Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Pacheco Mr. Mrs. A. H. Simons Mr. Mrs. Henry A. 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