Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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Gail M. Cavanaugh B.S.; M.Ed. Department Head Erva C. Levine B.S.; M.S. Dennis J. Comolli B.A.; M.Ed. Lookout Club Adviser Freshman Class Adviser Helen E. McKenzie B.S.; M.A.T. Oceanographic Biologist SCIENCE Formaldehyde . . . what a lousy ivay to be pickled — at least it could smell good . . . brown eyes are dominant, so what happens when you cross a tall, brown-eyed blonde with a short albino? . . . these momentum experiments are fun — wonder what would happen if the cart got going to the speed of light . . . not another beaker smashed, that makes five this week . . . describe the cloud model of hydrogen flouride . . . test Friday on the solar system — 1 don’t see hoiv anyone ever thought the sun revolved around the earth — the ancients must have been awfully dumb . . . if a beam of light hits water at 58 degrees, what is the measurement of the refracted ray? . . . for once the experiment worked — hope the graphs turn out right . . . did she say time versus iveight? . . . please ivash out ALL your dissecting pans today . . . John J. Farrell B.S.; M.Ed. Guest House Proprietor Lucille Ogden B.S.; M.Ed. Secretarial Expert Gladys B. Curtis B.S.; M.A. George L. Moses B.S. Town Meeting Moderator Myron J. Gaddis Now to another hormone B.A.; M.A. Basketball Coach COMMERCIAL ARTS I’ve got to get a job after high school, and then, maybe to college to use all these brains . . . this business course was a pretty smart move . . . typing and bookkeeping are good . . . nice teachers . . . helpful . . . this is too much . . . giving compliments? . . . but, they have been O.K. to me . . . and, gotta admit, I can get an office job quickly with this background . . . shorthand also helps in my note-taking in other courses . . . preparing for a business ivorld . . . 14

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DeWitt C. Jones, III A.B.; M.Ed. U.N. Club Adviser MATHEMATICS The quantity which we want to discover is X. . . The poet is deeply concerned ivith the mechanics of meter, stanza. . . Debits are totalled to the left. . . Before we go on to light theory we ivill study vectors . . . the genetic matrix with five possibilities on each side gives how many combinations? (. . . yes, SENIOR ... a number for absolute zero, where all molecular movement stops, is obtained by extrapolating the graph of . . .) une, deux, trois . . . the Greek and Roman architects had a great knowledge of aesthetic math . . . the resistor ivith a red, white, red, brown, band equals how many ohms? . . . mmm Art for art’s sake Barbara Payson-Kenney A.B.; M.Lib.Sci. Church Soloist Theodore H. Benttinen B.S.; M.Ed. Cape Regionalist George J. Allietta B.S.; M.Ed. Head Baseball Coach ART AND LIBRARY Paint on my pants . . . what a stupid girl to slop yellow all over me. Lunch next; my thing of the flower should be next to the ice-cream line . ruit a masterpiece, but the colors came out pretty well. Be glad when oils are through . . . so messy. What s that guy over there doing? Not bad . little heavy ivith the palette knife . . . the othei class started sculpture . . . sounds fun wonder if we’ll do nudes this year . . . those at the art schoi exhibition were really weird. . There’s the bell ... . this picture is horrible . . . oh well, fix it up tomorrow . . . maybe some red would help . . sad -looking thing . . . that idiotic girl and her yellow paint. . . “What do you think of it? ' . . . oee if ask you again. . .” Frederick C. Toran B.S.; M.Ed. Key Club Adviser Joseph B. Downs B.S. Art Supervisor Esther T. Vose A.B. Illustrator

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Many skills for many hands. Earl H. Mills B.S.; M.Ed. Director of Athletics Lynne L. Whited A. A.; B.S. Girls’ Tennis Coach Paul A. Maguire B.S.; M.A. Head Football Coach J. Almon Heyliger Automotive Expert Arthur L. Harper B.S. Department Head PHYSICAL EDUCATION Can’t you move a little faster? . . . How long is a mile anyhow? This is ridiculous. Chest out, back straight . . . one, two, three, four . . . almost got it that time, just keep your feet together . . . she’s blind, that was a strike — saw it with my own eyes. . . Come on, get him ! he was wide open . . . point your toes, try to feel the sky then, girls — today we are queens . . . 50 sit-ups — showers, everyone . . . INDUSTRIAL AND HOUSEHOLD ARTS Lunch. Charge . . . Well, I lost my place and I’m way back in line . . . near the shop display case. . . Those are nice chests of drawers. . . I’ll bet that took somebody a month or more of steady work. . . The table is beautiful. . . 1 wonder how they put all those fancy shapes in the wood . . . lathes I guess . . . the finish is nice too . . . brings out the grain . . . And metal shop makes some beautiful things . . . electronics too . . . making radios . . . working over engines . . . wrought iron in millions of things . . . Evelyn M. Bryer B.S. Builder of Homemakers James A. Stevens B. Music; M.Ed. Band Director Fully-developed physical education program con- tinues. MUSIC Blowing this horn is great though, it lets off tension . . . it relaxes me. . . If I got to be any better I could play somewhere in college or in the service, and maybe make some money . . . maybe I could be famous . . . I think I’ll try that competitive concert this spring, just for kicks. . . It’d be a start anyhow . . .