Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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The outstanding success of the Senior Class has been brought about by each individual and more especially by the officers who have done their best to guide our actions. In general, we are grateful to John Knispel and Todd Merrill for assuming the responsibility for us as a group and to Diane Smith and Dianna Cook for carrying out their respective duties. We are also indebted to Derna Grenga and Lewis White for planning our social functions. This year has been a truly memorable one and will not easily be forgotten by any of us.

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Electives Broaden Student Interest Arthur L. Harper B.S. Fitchburg State College J. Almon Heyliger Boston University, Massachusetts Department of Education Franklin Towle B.S. Fitchburg State College INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Heyliger, Mr. Harper, and Mr. Towle teach shop at LHS. Mr. Heyliger, active in the Power Squadron, is the sponsor of the radio club which sports its own radio station. Busy with antiques, Mr. Harper is also a member of the International Brotherhood of Magi- cians. Mr. Towle can usually be found painting or fishing. HOUSEHOLD ARTS Mrs. Esten, cooking instructor, is president of the Falmouth Audobon Club. In the summer, she frequent- ly tours New England with her husband. Mrs. Bryer works during the summer in an antique shop and is also active in the Bird Club and the American Associa- tion of University Women. Mr. Harper plans the day’s schedule. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Mills and Mrs. Whited instruct the popular gym classes at Lawrence. Chief Flying Eagle is also the Athletic Director. Mr. Mills is interested in getting the Mashpee Indian Church restored. Mrs. Whited is an avid golf fan and a member of the Gold Star Wives of America. Evelyn M. Bryer Mildred H. Esten B.S. University of Maine B.S. Framingham State College M.Ed. Simmons College Earl H. Mills B.S. Arnold College M.Ed. Bridgewater State College Lynne L. Whited Associative Arts in Dance, Stephens College; B.S. University of Maryland Mrs. Whited shows Pam Weeks how to level her swing.

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.John William Knispel Anna K. Harper Award Beverly Burwell Anna K. Harper Award D.A.R. Good Citizen Brotherhood Representative National Merit Finalist Honors Presented The Anna K. Harper Award in memory of Mrs. Harper, who was Mr. Marshall’s devoted secretary for many years, was established in 1962 to succeed the Henry Smythe Award. Each year, the award is given to the Senior boy and girl who, in the opinion of the class, best exemplify the qualities of loyalty, honor, and service. The Falmouth Association of the Daughters of the American Revolution sponsor an award for the senior girl who exemplifies the fine qualities of citizenship and leadership. The recipient is chosen by the Senior Class and the faculty. The Student Council chooses a student to be the recipient of the Brotherhood Award. This prize is important because it shows that good will and friend- liness toward those of other races and creeds is culti- vated in our students. An object of pride, this award is meaningful to the remaining pupils who realize that one door to education is through a sincere un- derstanding of others. 20