Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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George C. Ewing Boston University Mr. Sunderman views results of student efforts. College, Cultural, And Mr. Tassinari, in addition to counseling the Juniors and Seniors, is a registered realtor with the Paul Peters Agency. Mr. Quick’s principal outside interest is the National Guard. Each summer, he undergoes two weeks of training. Mr. Moses is our Town Meeting moderator, sports statistician, and local newspaper columnist. Mr. Stevens, proud director of both the school and town bands, is an active member of the Falmouth Theatre Guild. In his free time, Mr. Sunder- man simply “enjoys the world” around him. Miss Kenney is looking forward to the expansion of library facilities; singing, reading, and exercising her “green thumb” take up her spare time. Mr. Ewing is a piano tuner, and in his free time, he enjoys golfing. James A. Stevens B. Music, N.E. Conservatory of Music M.Ed. Bridgewater State College Barbara Payson-Kenney A.B. Bates College M. Lib. Sc. Simmons College John B. Quick B.S. Ed. State Teachers College, Mansfield, Pa. M.Ed. Bridgewater State College B.S. Holy Cross College M.Ed. Bridgewater State College 6

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Historians Work Side By Side Sydney C. Roberts Department Head B.S., Ed.M. Boston University Alan G. Alcock F. Keith Baker B.S. East Carolina College B.A. University of Maine M.Ed. Boston University SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Roberts was recently elected president of the Massachusetts Teachers Association. Included in his numerous activities is the job of Freshman Class Adviser. Mr. Craig was on a European tour last year and now plans to journey to Alaska. Interested in the ocean, he has taken a Maritime course at Mys- tic Sea. Mr. Alcock, president of the East Falmouth Teachers Association, is a Town Meeting member. The sea seems to have an irresistable charm for Mr. Burns, who loves fishing and boating. When he is not saying “I don’t give a continental,” Mr. Baker, completing his first year at LHS, finds time to act as assistant varsity coach for baseball, his favorite sport. Mr. Burns and Mr. Baker hard at work during the summer. Mrs. Hazel Blanchard, President of the National Educa- tion Association, is entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Roberts. William T. Burns A.B. Dartmouth College M.Ed. Tufts University Alan D. Craig B.S. University of Arizona 15

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■BE Commercial Subjects Enhance Curriculum Eugene C. Phillips Department Head A.B. Brown University M.A. University of Michigan Anna J. Boido B.S. Boston College Emily W. Ketchum A.B. Vassal - College M.A. Middlebury College FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mr. Phillips participates in a number of school activities, like the Fresh- man Minstrel Show. Although his major interest is his students, he finds time to be active in the Falmouth Teachers Organization, and he is faculty representative in the local chapter of the American Field Service. Miss Boido has devoted three years to the Lookout Club by serving as its faculty adviser. Mrs. Ketchum’s proficiency in French and Spanish causes both countries to claim her. Between international excursions, she has had time to be an active member and past-president of the Woods Hole Woman’s Club and a French teacher in night school. Leaving the hallowed halls COMMERCIAL Miss Ogden, who possesses a Masters degree in Business Administra- tion, finds little time for outside activities but still enjoys the post of secretary for her church in North Falmouth. Mr. Farrell is a sports enthusiast. He spends his leisure time playing tennis and golf and reserves quiet days for his interest in tropical fish. Mrs. Curtis has served her community well. A member of the National Teachers’ Association, her offices have included a post as Hostess of the Chamber of Commerce. She enjoys the outdoors and cites swimming as a favorite activity. Gladys B. Curtis B.S., M.A. Boston University John Farrell Department Head B.S. Boston College M.Ed. Boston State College Mr. Farrell gives the girls some pointers. Lucille Ogden B.S. Boston University M.Ed. University of Maine 17