Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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SENIORS Count Leo Tolsoty once wrote: “Art is a human activity having for its pur- pose the transmission to others of the highest and best feeling to which men have risen.” Through the varied media of oils, water colors, canvas, pastels, and colored paper, an individual’s most sa- cred emotions and imaginings may be expressed, thereby relieving the monot- ony of daily living while further aiding in the search for human self-knowledge. Thus, once conceived, art cannot remain concealed, but becomes part of the world’s priceless aesthetic heritage. David Michael Mysona Virginia Williams Swain School of Design v Pamela Joy Cooke Skidmore Jane H. Copeland Newcomb-Tulane College Victor Ciambelli Swain School of Design Bruce Carriker Prescott College 8

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INDEX Luckraft, Kenneth R. 21 MacFadden, Kathleen H. 39 Marchant, Sandra L. 12 Mars, James J. 20 McCormick, Anne E. 19 McDonald, Nancy L. 14 Medeiros, Glenn M. 28 Medeiros, Linda J. 19 Mello, Sharon M. 33 Metell, Suzanne A. 12 Mills, Elwood 0., Jr. 21 Miranda, Josephine A. 33 Mitchell, Marise I. 36 Mixson, Edith S. 30 Moniz, Theophilus, III 15 Motte, Peggy L. 38 Murphy, Pamela 36 Mysona, David M. 8 Netto, Kenneth J. 23 Nickerson, Guy D. 23 Nickerson, Helen L. 32 Nickerson, J. E. Dwight 32 Nightingale, Flora J. 39 Noonan, Deborah A. 19 Nutter, Sally E. 12 Olmsted, Christopher C. 15 Omohundro, Linda J. 10 Palmer, Nancy M. 25 Palmer, Rita G. 12 Papasodora, Gregory P. 32 Parker, Glynda S. 31 Peck, Russell 28 Peirce, Randall H. 37 Pena, Carlo, Jr. 14 Pena, Malvin J. 24 Perkins, Jeanne E. 35 Perpall, Linda J. 39 Peters, Clyde W. 25 Phillips, Pamela J. 20 Pine, Joseph, Jr. 35 Pinto, James 35 Pires, Cecelia A. 34 Pitta, Brenda M. 34 Pratt, Judith 39 Prendergast, Robert F. 13 Quelle, Linda A. 22 Quick, Deborah G. 16 Rabesa, Gloria J. 31 Ransden, Glen 9 Reposa, Deborah 31 Reynolds, Jacquelyn E. 16 Richardson, Cathy A. 14 Riley, Jean 20 Rodriguez, Raymond 32 Rosenfeld, David 17 Roy, Pamela A. 22 Ruschky, Eric W. 11 Rutter, John S. 21 Rutter, Margaret C. 20 Santiago, Edward 28 Scanned, William B. 33 Schauberger, Clarinda A. 14 Scherer, Paula D. 36 Servis, Jean M. 34 Shearer, Stephen M. 37 Sheehan, Edward J., Ill 22 Shohayda, Elizabeth A. 19 Simmons, William L. 29 Sine, Virginia M. 18 Smith, Dianne C. 36 Souza, Douglas S. 16 Souza, John W. 13 Souza, Mary E. 34 Stockbridge, Donald R., Jr. 11 Szymanski, Marlene T. 38 Tavares, Wayne R. 20 Texeira, Natalie 34 Terra, Linda R. 34 Tower, Gary 9 Vadala, M. Thomas 25 Vincent, Michael 27 Waight, Martha C. 26 Warren, Wayne E. 28 Watkins, Bruce W. 30 Werderman, Charles F. 30 Wessling, Kathleen T. 10 Wetherbee, Joseph D. 17 Whitlock, Frederick J. 17 Williams, Virginia 8 Willman, Dana E. 33 Windle, Laila I). 18 Wing, Judith L. 30 Winling, Julie A. 36 Woolkalis, David W. 21 Young, Raymond C. 36 7

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1966 William A. Day Clark University Elizabeth Amanda Easterly Boston State Cynthia L. Ballentine Heidleburg Gary Tower University of Massachusetts A group of students who are gathered and engaged in original research or study form a seminar. The prodding to learn is produced by the students’ own desire and initiative; free discussion stimulates creative thought and interest. Seminar is a life-line to rescue people from intellectual disuse or pedagogical isolation in cold, unapplicable facts. Glen Ransden Clark University Chelsea Anne Baylor University of Chicago 9