Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

c.3 Falmouth, Massachusetts „ vagary sstf£— 11$ Contents Struggle 4 Meeting People 36 Senior Section 48 Advertisements And Group Pictures 102 Index 160 Lawrencian Staff Editor-in-Chief: Julia Hough Managing Editor: Ronna Kornbliet Photography Editors: Bruce Cohen and Jessica Wyllie Literary Editors: Christine Pratt and Thomas Tavares Production Editors: Sally Amend and Erik Magnuson Technical Editor: June Corbett Business Manager: Brenda Carvalho Photography Staff: Karyn Vose Literary Staff: Diane Rose, Bill Livingstone, Margaret Panaccione, Linda Boehk, Virginia Hays. Production Staff: Brenda Byrd, Sandra Watkins, Deborah Flagg, Jody Hall. Production Advisor: R. Curtis McKee Business Advisor: Helen W. Peirce Business Staff: Deborah Milne, June Peters, Sandra Blackburn, Curt Jacoby, Peter Ives, Ellen Kaspar, Cathy Cole, Patricia Duffany. 2 Salutation Of The Dawn Listen to the Exhortation of the Dawn Look to this Day, for it is Life The very Life of Life! In its brief course lie all the Verities And all the Realities Of your Existence: The Bliss of Growth The Glory of Action The Splendor of Beauty: For Yesterday is but a Dream And Tomorrow is only a vision: But Today, well lived. Makes every Yesterday a Dream of Happiness And every Tomorrow a Vision of Hope. Look well, therefore, to this Day! Such is the Salutation of the Dawn. —From the Sanskrit Salmon, why do you struggle so; Continually Fighting currents, Climbing waterfalls. Dodging rocks. Resisting fishermen ' s flies? All seems so vain, so hopeless; Yet you struggle on. And finally attaining The stream ' s upper realms. The source, the acquiescence, . . . You spawn. Struggle ended. Energy gone. You die. What have you accomplished? 6 A STUDENT S PLEA Don ' t give us false logic— we ' ve got ears Don ' t mumble if you don ' t know— we can tell Don ' t treat us like children— we can work Expect us to be earnest— we have enough feeling Don ' t teach us if you don ' t like us— we won ' t learn. A struggle for thoughts, a battle to put them on paper. Crumpled paper, leaking pen, and muddled mind. Once the ideas get on paper, they ' re no longer what you want to say. How to communicate with people through scribbled black lines on white paper. How to make someone understand how you feel. 8 If he is wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your mind. —Kahlil Gibran. 9 Concentrate. Let every cell in your body Every atom of your brain Every pulse of your plasma Absorb The principals of edification. 10 1 1 Mind sized marbles Expand in light Not heat 12 George J. Allietta You didn ' t have to take a math course to know Mr. Allietta. He could be found wherever he was needed. Always busy, yet always available to anyone who wanted his help. In school and out of school he was teacher and coach but at all times, and most important of all, he was our friend. 13 The omnipresent cheering squad, there whether the bleachers were full or nearly empty. There, to give the team spirit. To be frost-bitten, to be drenched. To be disappointed or exhilarated. Their compassion was rewarded, for the victory or defeat was always partly theirs. 14 t On exchange concerts The band excelled while Expertly executing Shostakovich 16 17 Music is your special friend . . . 18 20 If there is one sport that epitomizes physical struggle at LHS, it must be football. Under its festive exterior of blaring bands, cheering fans, marching girls, and bouncy cheerleaders, the thud in the half-back ' s belly as the linebacker ' s helmet meets its mark is barely heard. Whether it be a fifty yard pass or a two-yard run, the sound of clashing helmets and bodies remains the same. A heartbreaking early season loss to Bourne ruined hopes of a third straight Capeway conference championship. The disheartened Clippers rode out the season to a 5-3 record, good for a third place tie in a tough league. 21 w FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Capeway Conference - Tied for third place Won 5, Lost 3 LHS . . . 45 Canton ... .6 LHS . . . 35 Wareham . . . . ... .6 LHS . .. 7 Bourne ... 15 LHS . . . 21 Somerset . . . . ... .6 LHS . . . 14 D-Y ... 30 LHS . . . 37 Dartmouth . . . ... 20 LHS . ..28 Fairhaven . . . . ... .6 LHS . . . 28 Barnstable . . . ... 40 22 Field hockey doesn ' t appeal to many, for it lacks glory. But the field hockey player knows the feeling of sharp fall air, grasp of the wooden stick, freedom of running. These blend into her subconscious, as she concentrates on the stick-to-stick fights, breathing, and keeping her legs in motion. Glory is rarely hers at the end, but she gets the reward of weary muscles and the luxury of breathing freely at last. FIELD HOCKEY SCOREBOARD WON LOST TIED 2 8 3 23 Soccer. The globe ' s most popular sport remains alien in a hand-orientated country. Pass with the instep, deflect with the head, catch with the chest, control with the knee, trap with the heel; unnatural motions requiring repeated practice to master. A game of control, breaks, inches . . . the control of a two-on-one down the wing . . . the breaks of a shot off the post . . . the inches in reach of a goalie ' s outstretched arms . . . 24 SOCCER RECORD Won-8, Lost— 3, Tied-1 Runners Up Cape Cod Soccer League LHS OPPONENTS 4,2 Harwich 0,1 1,2 Dennis— Yarmouth 2,0 2,0 Nauset 2,2 3,3 Sandwich 1,0 2,1 Barnstable 1,2 2,1 Chatham 0,0 25 Slap! A molded rubber disc jumps off the wing ' s curved stick as it flies over the ice at speeds approaching 100 m.p.h., only to be harmlessly deflected off the post. The omnipresent, hard-working center was there, however, to shovel the rebound above the goalie ' s futile glove into the net behind. 26 Hockey Scoreboard Cape Cod Schoolboy Hockey League Champions Won 8, Lost 1 LHS ... 7 Bourne 1 LHS ... 3 Barnstable 2 LHS ... 7 Bourne 0 LHS ... 7 D-Y 0 LHS ... 9 D-Y 3 LHS ... 4 Barnstable 2 LHS ... 7 Bourne 2 LHS ... 1 Barnstable 5 LHS ... 10 D-Y 0 STATE TOURNAMENT LHS ... 1 Medford 2 27 7 seconds left. Johnny Lynch fakes, then shoots a jumper from 12 feet out. BANG! The tie is broken and Falmouth edges Bourne, 56-54, in an aggressive, fan inspiring game that was typical of the Clipper ' s contests all season. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Won 8, Lost 9 LHS . . . . . 54 Provincetown . . . . .44 LHS . . . . . 62 Nauset . .64 LHS . . . . . 55 Chatham . .47 LHS . . . . . 76 Harwich . .59 LHS . . . . . 41,63 Barnstable .... . .42,72 LHS . . . . . 52,57 Dennis-Yarmouth . . .64,68 LHS . . . . . 56,84 Bourne . .54,75 LHS . . . . . 76,74 Wareham . .62,61 LHS . . . . . 35,57 Fairhaven . .31,61 LHS . . . . . 53,56 Dartmouth .... . .67,65 Cape Cod Principal ' s Tourney LHS . . . . . 62 Nauset . .80 Seconds of eternity Stretched out in a timeless gulf In the endless struggle To raise the score Girls’ Basketball LHS . . . . . 22 Harwich . . . . .39 LHS . . . . . 24 Sandwich . . .41 LHS . . . . . 29 Nauset . . . . .39 LHS . . . . . 25 Provincetown 52 LHS . . . . . 20 Chatham . . .47 LHS . . . ... 13,13 Barnstable . .45,47 LHS . . . . . . 20,37 D-Y .43,38 LHS . . . , . . 20,25 Bourne . . . .43,38 LHS . . . . . 25,41 Wareham . . .30,27 LHS . . . . . 40 Fairhaven . . .17 LHS . . . . . 39,45 Dartmouth . .29,52 30 A boy appears outside clad in LHS attire, but he goes unnoticed. More appear. He begins to run down the street as all go their separate ways. Farther and farther and farther away, he runs, until ... he is no more. And people say, Ah, there is a runner! Faster, faster! they yell. Sometimes a barrage of airborne objects follows. Still, he works hard. Seeing the masquerade of autumn is often the only reward. But the labors of a few find gratification Congratulatory hands of envious competitors reach forward. Seldom do fellow students know, though. For he remains unnoticed. The life of a harrier is very lonely. Cross Country Scoreboard Capeway Conference — second place Capeway Conference League Meet — second place Catholic Memorial Meet — eighth place Class C State Meet — third place Won 4, Lost 1 LHS ... 18 Wareham 37 LHS ... 24 Dartmouth 31 LHS... 40 D-Y 17 LHS ... 22 Barnstable 33 LHS ... 18 Old Rochester 37 31 Winter Track Scoreboard Cape Conference Champions Won 6, Lost 0 LHS ... 66 Barnstable 23 LHS ... 57 Wareham 30 LHS ... 56 Dartmouth 31 LHS ... 57 Fairhaven 29 LHS ... 58 Dennis-Yarmouth 28 LHS ... 66 New Bedford 23 32 Spring Track Scoreboard Won 5, Lost 2 LHS ... 75 Fairhaven 56 LHS ... 64 2 3 Dartmouth 66 1 3 LHS ... 78 Wareham 53 LHS ... 54 Barnstable 77 LHS ... 78 Bourne 53 LHS ... 76 Dennis-Yarmouth . .55 LHS ... 73 1 2 Old Rochester 61 1 2 w S t Baseball Scoreboard LHS . . , . . . 4,10 Won 3, Lost 9 Bourne . . .2 ,11 LHS . . . ... 1,3 Wareham . . .5 ,1 LHS . . . . . . 0,1 Barnstable . . .5 ,13 LHS . . . • • 5,3 Dartmouth . . .10,10 LHS . . . . . 6,0 Fairhaven . . .10,8 LHS . . . . . 2,2 Dennis-Yarmouth . . . .5 ,5 35 Softball Won 1, Lost 6 LHS . . . . . 13 Barnstable . . . . .35 LHS . . . . . 10 D-Y . . . 11 LHS . . . . . 8 Bourne .... . . . 15 LHS . . . . . 6 Dartmouth . . . . . 19 LHS . . . . . 18 Barnstable . . . . .22 LHS . . . . . 22 D-Y . . . 16 LHS . . . . . 11 Bourne .... . . .25 36 Old Rochester . 2,2 LHS . . . . .... 3,3 Dartmouth . . . 2,0 LHS . . . . .... 3,5 Holy Family . 1 LHS . . . . 4 New Bedford . 2,1 LHS . . . . .... 3,4 Barnstable . . . 4,3 LHS .... 1,2 D-Y 2 LHS . . . . . . . . 3 Girls’ Tennis 37 Boys’ Tennis LHS 5,5 Old Rochester 0,0 LHS 5,3 Dartmouth 0,2 LHS 7 Tabor Academy 2 LHS 5 Holy Family 0 LHS 5 Durfee 0 LHS 5 Nauset 0 LHS 5 Coyle 0 LHS 4,5 Barnstable 1.0 LHS 4 Taunton 1 LHS 5,4 Fairhaven 0,1 LHS 3 New Bedford 2 39 Hawks say go, ministers advise no; 1 1 hat should do? Father of all men, keeper of dreams and dreamers, Look upon us in our nightmare; This madness of war; Where fathers, sons, friends, and brothers — seized by the multiplied evils of nations, blinded by rage and fear, Offer up the beauty of their youth with a silent cry in a dreamless night. Look in mercy on us in our shame and sorrow. Rev. Robt. A. Mayo 40 “Do you sit, and do you wonder, will the world ever change? And just how long will it take to get it all rearranged? Tell me why these things are still the same. Tell me why no one can seem to learn from mistakes. — Steppenwolf A young boy brought up by a poverty-stricken family in the heart of Hong Kong was adopted by the senior class. Lo Chun Fai: a name for the millions of nameless who lack what we have in abundance. 41 The time has come, the Walrus said, To talk of many things: Of shoes— and ships— and sealing wax— Of cabbages and kings. —Lewis Carroll 42 All we are 44 saying, is give Peace a chance. ' V 46 . . . to AFS parties and graduation rehearsals there was communication, whether silent or spoken. 47 48 49 Having Fun While Helping Dthers 52 The student council and honor society felt the need of change in a changing society. 53 Space Odyssey: 69 Cybernaut stood erect on the launching pad. That was four years ago. The diversified icarian mariners have managed the ship well. But now A time warp has been found, And the fleet ship will escape To another dimension. Oh, the adventures of the solar system! Guided by the stars and solar charts, the crew Aided a floundering king of the Orient, Assembled an asteroid auction, Chose an interplanetary council, Prepared a feast for Epicurean gods, And blew their minds dancing in chimerical paradise. But all these are superficial. Herculean tasks were Battling with the formidable Copea ns, (Win or lose) Resisting the sirens of planet Lawrence, And upon conquering our solar system Moving on to challenge other galactic champions. Meanwhile, all Combat the books of Indoctrination. Most fall to defeat. Few receive inspiration. Still, much and many Will continue untold and unnoticed. Some shall cry, Give me truth, For am weary of pondering And listening to shrieking comets. Some shall ponder and listen until they die. Some shall just cry. But in the end all will graduate. To fanciful visions? To reality ? To higher echelons? Maybe graduation will be only physical? Who knows? Ask him. For as we trip along, shooting for stars. Somewhere an empty space awaits us In the land of the Established. 54 55 Put forth their sons to seek preferment out: Some to the wars, to try their fortune there; Some to discover islands far away; Some to the studious universities. —Shakespeare 56 We can ' t return; We can only Look behind from where we came And go round and round In the circle game. 57 “The Importance of Being Ernest — preparations before the major senior production. 59 A rainbow array of graceful gowns and immaculate tuxedos swayed to an unfamiliar type of music. The elegant queen reigned over the Ocean Splendor . In the soft light and with the sweet music, no one would believe that a little while before, all that was now beautifully ornamented had been so plain. The undersea palace and all its arrayed inhabitants had undergone metamorphosis. 60 61 Class Day. Recapitulation of the past four years The funny times The serious times The good times And the almost casualties Remember . . . ? 63 i 1 u9 I a5 ■ ' JnB Ik ' ■+ f May? hA p . hlffL Byj ' pA W r. oik ■HfV «r-2 m  a Ir «■ fjM HP ' ■ • - yy wdi Bt 3 jHL] - r M il ■; ,H T H ’ f ; f « B| To many he was more than class advisor— he was a smiling friend, there to help us when we needed it or just to talk. He has supported us through our four years of high school and has been a major force in all our acti- vities. For all the time, effort, faith and good spirit he has given us, we thank, and dedicate this yearbook to Mr. DeWitt C. Jones, III. 66 67 Sally Jane Amend Keith Alan Bair Joseph Robert Andrade, Jr. Karen Ann Aucoin David Baldic 68 Patricia Ann Baptiste Carolyn Deane Berry Rebecca A. Bergeron Sandra K. Blackburn Glenn Joseph Barkley Norman Francis Bevaqua Linda E. Bisiniere 69 Linda Rae Boehk William Patrick Bonito Kenneth Robert Bowden Linda L. Braber 70 71 Kate Elizabeth Bunker Brian Olcott Burwell Brenda Darlene Byrd Ronald Joseph Cabral Mary Elizabeth Campbell Reginald Richard Campbell Elizabeth Phillips Canning Jane Marie Caporale Patricia Anne Carlson 72 John E. Cauley Clifford Sayward Center John Lovejoy Chase Brenda Joyce Carvalho John Maxwell Ciummei, Jr. Bruce Cohen Cathy E. Cole Barbara J. Collins Jean Mary Cookingham 73 William Edward Cooper June Florence Corbett Robert Lloyd Cranston David John Creighton I • Dana Lee Dahlborg C. Lawrence Deem Nancy Ann DeMello Peter Jon DiMestico Timothy Dimock Glenda Sue DiMonda Herbert N. Doane Scott S. Doherty Keith Raymond Donle Patricia Ann Duffany Barbara Jean Farrell Juanita Toinette Fernandes 76 Deborah Louise Flagg Michele Margaret Flory 77 Susan Paula Gage Yvonne Annette Frye 78 79 B rian D. Harrison Elizabeth Marion Hauston Marcia Anne Hastay Jeanne S. Hartnoll Thomas Milton Hayden 80 Joseph E. Haynes Paul Henriksen Virginia H. Hays Frederick Hazelton Peter B. Ives 81 Gerald David Jacobs Howard L. Johnson Janice Kapopulous Curtis G. Jacoby Harry Lee Kamataris 82 Ellen Rita Kaspar Thomas Charles Keleher Kevin A. Kinsella Charlene Laura Ketchen 83 James Michael Kogut Rebecca Lynne Levine Lynn Ann Konnerth Lorraine Langevin William W. Livingstone Ronna Irene Kornbliet Imv Marlene La ' Verne Lashley § Linda Jean Lloyd 84 Deborah Ann Lopes John Joseph Lynch Jeannine M. MacQuarrie Douglas Arthur Lopes Glenn MacKillop Erik Magnuson Charlene Frances Lynch Kenneth James Marks 85 Robert Allan Maxim Kathleen Andrews McCarthy Peter John McCue Melanie Ann Maseda Phillip Edmund McClung Morna Lee McCamis Nancy Evelyn McHardie 86 r v Jeffrey A. Mills Fredrick R. Metell Ruth A. Mitchell Louise Joyce Mello Deborah Milne Sik. Edwin L. Mederios 87 Caroline Morse Gil W. Motta John Motte 88 Marcia Jane Murphy John Neill r Susanne Netto Margaret Anne Nightingale Robert G. Paltz Phillip J. Parent Veronica May Pennini Kevin A. Perkins Christine C. Perry Pauline L. Pepin 90 Sharon Whitney Perry Kevin Douglas Perry June Allen Peters Jack Judge Peterson John Anthony Peters Shila Janine Phillips Cynthia R. Pimental 91 Geraldine Pires Denise Maureen Pine Christine Irene Pratt Ronald K. Purdy Lorraine Louise Rebello 92 Deborah Anne Richardson Sarah Richards 93 Wayne Eric Schweidenback Linda J. Servis Jeremy L. Smoller Karen Margot Scully Matthew Wayne Silva Steven Raymond Soares John Souza Brenda M. Servis S3 94 Susan Francis Sullivan William T. Swain 95 Sharon Louise Sylvia John J. Szymanski Gayle Marie Sylvia Thomas Neil Tavares Carol Louise Towle 96 Kristine E. Trask Rebecca Upton Manuel Martin Valadao 97 Sandra Lynn Watkins Michael L. Welch Sharon Louise White Susan Marie Whitlock Shirley Ann Williams Carlotta Andrea Wolseley 98 Patricia Ann Wood Jessica Stewart Wyllie James Hamilton Young Marilyn J. Woolkalis NOT PICTURED: Arnold S. Allen Keith Alan Bair Paul A. Beverly Janet Broadhurst Sherry Lyn Davis Burton Dreyer Diane Dumas Gerasime Gannon Robert Groben Joseph Johnson Michael Kennedy Steven Kenney Barry Knisley David Lauzon Diane Lehy Miriam Marchant Michael Mello Beth Padia Robert Polley Robert Tenney Charles Woods 99 Students Continuing Their Sally Amend Skidmore College Julia Hough Kevin Andrews University of Massachusetts Gary Harrison Roger Augusta Stockbridge School of Agriculture Curtis Jacoby Rebecca Bergeron Bridgewater State College Gerald Jacobs David Baldic Curry College Michael Kennedy Glenn Barkley University of Massachusetts Harry Kamataris Carolyn Berry Lasell Junior College Janice Kapapoulos Linda Bisiniere Cape Cod Community College Ellen Kaspar Sandra Blackburn Cape Cod Community College John Ketchum Linda Boehk Beloit College Jim Kogut Kris Brady Green Mountain College Lynn Konnerth Linda Briggs Upper Cape Vocational School Ronna Kornbliet Pat Briggs Upper Cape Vocational School Lorraine Langevin Cindy Buchanan Russell Sage College Marlene Lashley Douglas Bumpus Coyne Electric Technical School Rebecca Levine Kate Bunker Smith College Bill Livingstone Brian Burwell Dartmouth College Linda Lloyd Brenda Byrd Pembroke College Debbie Lopes Todd Dristow Miami Dade Charlene Lynch Mary Campbell St. Anselms College John Lynch Reginald Campbell United States Naval Academy Jeannine MacQuarrie Beth Canning Lasell Junior College Glenn MacKillop Jane Caporale Cape Cod Community College Brenda Carvalho Cape Cod Community College Erik Magnuson John Cauley Lowell Tech. Institute Melanie Maseda Clifford Center Findley College Morna McCamis John Chase University of Maine Philip McClung Jack Ciummei Antioch College Peter McCue Bruce Cohen McGill University Ed Medeiros Barbara Collins Framingham State College Rick Metell Cathy Cole Bridgewater State College Jeffrey Mills June Corbett Northeastern University Robert Paltz Robert Cranston University of South Carolina Margaret Panaccione David Creighton American International College Philip Parent Dana Dahlborg Truesdale Hospital School of Nursing Pauline Pepin Larry Deem Stockbridge School of Agricutlure June Peters Nancy Demello Cinderella School of Business Jack Peterson Keith Donle University of Massachusetts Robert Polley Herb Doane University of Massachusetts Christine Pratt Burton Dreyer Franklin Institute Ronald Purdy Pat Duffany Cape Cod Community College Sarah Richards Leslie Dutra Chandler School of Business Deborah Richardson Phil Dutra Franklin Institute Diane Rose Diane Dumas St. Luke ' s Hospital School of Nursing Lee Savery Sherry Davis Massey Junior College Wayne Schweidenback Cindy Ellis University of Massachusetts Karen Scully Barbara Farrell Cinderella School of Business Linda Servis Karen Ferreira Chandler School of Business Jeremy Smoller Michael Finegold University of Miami Francis Stone Dale Fischer University of Massachusetts Robert Steinberg Debbie Flagg Valparaiso University William Swain Betty Frank Northeastern University Nancy Steiner Susan Franklin Katherine Gibbs School of Business Sharon Sylvia Paula Fraser Cinderella School of Business John Szymanski Yvonne Frye Grahm Junior College Thomas Tavares Susan Gage Cape Cod Secretarial School Kristine Trask Gerasime Gannon Cape Cod Community College Rebecca Upton Greg Gifford Franklin Pierce Clarina Vaughan Jim Glista Boston College Patricia Vieira James Grady University of Miami Karyn Vose Bob Geoben Miami Dade John Walden Sandy Halady Lesley College Judy Wamboldt Nancy Hampton Green Mountain College Sandra Watkins Mike Hanley Cape Cod Community College Sharon White Brian Harrison Wentworth Institute Shirley Williams Marcia Hastay Emmanuel College Carlotta Wolseley Beth Hauston Salem State College Marilyn Woolkalis Virginia Hays Jackson College Jessica Wyllie Paul. Henrikson Cape Cod Community College James Young Education Swarthmore College Cape Cod Community College University of Hartford University of Massachusetts Cape Cod Community College St. Michael ' s College Cinderella School of Business University of Connecticutt Antioch College Bentley College Case-Western Reserve Boston University Cape Cod Community College Grahm Junior College Cape Cod Community College Lake Forest College Salem State College Upper Cape Vocational School Cinderella School of Business Bryant College Computer Institute Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institute New York University Northeastern University Cape Cod Community College Bryant and Stratton Business Institute Cornell University American International College Boston State University Higgins College Salem State College University of Massachusetts Cape Cod Community College Upper Cape Vocational School Northeastern University Syracuse University Calhoon Marine Technological School Wheaton College New Hampshire Technical Institute University of Denver Holy Ghost Hospital School of Nursing Central State University General Motors Institute Worcester Polytechnic Institute Wheaton College Cape Cod Community College Cape Cod Community College Emerson College Bryant McIntosh American International College Skidmore College Cape Cod Community College Fullerton College Holy Cross College Mount Ida College Palmer Junior College Gerard ' s School of Hairdressing Wheaton College Skidmore College Cape Cod Community College Cape Cod Community College Wheaton College Chandler School of Business St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing Vernon Court College Smith College University of Massachusetts Salem State College 100 “Mrs. Alexander, this transcript needs to be at U. Mass, tomorrow, will you do it? Mrs. A, my books all fell on the floor and I can ' t get into class without a pass, will you write one out? She always seems to have an answer to everyone ' s plea. A ready supply of college board registration forms, scholarship applications, and sound advice. When you are thrown out of class, or have detention, flunk a test. or get 200 on your college boards, her warm smile and gentle comments at least assuage, if not find a solution for, the problem. For four years, with or without our knowledge, she has helped every one of us, whether arranging a class schedule, averaging grades, or sending out the all-important transcripts. And when Lawrence High School is in the past, Mrs. Alexander will be remembered by all as a warm friend. 101 102 Administration Mr. Dewitt C. Jones; Principal Russell B. Marshall; Mr. John B. Quick; Mr. James T. Kalperis. Office Staff Mrs. Patricia Henderson; Mrs. Harriet Alexander; Mrs. Martha Griffin. 104 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT (Top row) Mr. Barry Byrd, Mrs. Eileen Mattingly, Mrs. Helen Peirce, Miss Patricia Moorman, Mrs. Margaret White. (Bottom row) Mrs. Lorraine Towle, Mrs. Dorothy Turkington, Mr. R. Curtis McKee, Mrs. Joan Tansey. ORTIN’S CAMERA SHOP 105 Language Department Mr. Robert Lusena, Mrs. Judy Walters, Mr. Eugene Phillips, Miss Mae Childs. History Department Mr. Sydney Roberts, Mr. Barry Longval, Mr. Daniel Harrington, Mr. Robert Corradi, Mrs. Karen Hantover, Mr. F. Keith Baker. 106 Mathematics Department Mr. Theodore Benttinen, Mr. Anthony Casso, Miss Constance Flood, Mr. Ernest D ' Ombrain, Mr. Robert Griffin, Mrs. Judith Stock, Mr. George Allietta, Mr. Kenneth Turgeon. Science Department Mr. Dennis Comolli, Mr. Gail Cavanaugh, Mrs. Erva Levine, Miss Hellen McKenzie, Mrs. Cora Nell Haggard, Mr. Robert DesRoches, Mr. Robert Laraia. 107 Art Department Mr. Mark Knowland, Mr. Joseph Downs, Mr. Conrad Karlson. 106 North County Rd. Palm Beach, Florida Trahan’s Candies 209 Main Street Main Street Falmouth, Mass. Vineyard Haven, Mass. Mary Kay Real Estate 108 APPEL’S R PHARMACY Compliments of WOOLWORTH EMPLOYEES INDUSTRIAL AND HOUSEHOLD ARTS Mr. Fred Toran, Jr., Mr. J. Almon Heyliger, Mr. Arthur L. Harper, Mrs. Evelyn M. Bryer. 109 Business Department (back row) Mr. Richard Jason, Mr. John J. Farrell, Mr. Robert P. Chisholm; (front row) Miss Lucille Ogden, Mrs. Eleanor F. Osborne. 110 Physical Education Department Mr. Donald Ruggeri, Mrs. Ruth Nickerson, Mr. Raymond Charron, Mrs. Lynne Whited, Mr. Bruce Cranshaw. SHEILA D. MOORE Class of 1968 Lawrence High School Holte Gymnasium Vedbaek, Denmark 1969 LINDE BRABER Class of 1968 Gemeentelijke Hogene Burger School voor Meisjes in Gruningen, Holland Lawrence High School 1969 To AFS With Love So reads the headline in this year ' s American Field Service international scholarship brochure. The directors, of- ficers and staff of the Falmouth National Bank are truly pleased to join in this sentiment . . . and in extending our sincere congratulations to the class of 1969 and the young ladies pictured above. We also pay special tribute to General Elliot, Mr. Phillips and Mrs. Metcalf and all others who are devoted to encouraging understanding between peo- ples of the U.S. and other nations through student participation in family and school life. We are truly proud of all our graduates and urge a continuing dedication to the principle of world peace through understanding and respect for similarities and differences. r A FULL 1 SERVICE k BANK j WOODS HOLE EAST FALMOUTH NORTH FALMOUTH OTIS AIR FORCE BASE THE FALMOUTH PLAZA MAIN OFFICE SINCE 1821 BY THE VILLAGE GREEN CAPE COD MALL, HYANNIS OPENING SOON . . . THE FALMOUTH NATIONAL BANK CAPE COD ' S FIRST BANK 1821 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 112 College-Bound Senior Ellen Kaspar has a checking account at THE FALMOUTH BANK and Trust Compan y ADVICE TO ALL COLLEGE STUDENTS: Ellen Kaspar, accomplished musician, cap- tain of the LHS Field hockey team and a member of Lookout, AFS club, band, or- chestra, and co-captain of the basketball and tennis teams, suggests that every student (high school as well as college) should have an account with The Falmouth Bank and Trust Company. Here, you see, no account is too small and you ' re trusted by a good neighbor as a good neighbor. The Good Neighbor Bank THE FALMOUTH BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Main Street, Teaticket 183 Main St., Falmouth tel. 548-7500 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations and Best Wishes 1904-1969 Our 65th Year 113 Soccer Team (first row) Terry Smith, Mike Magnuson, Dana Miskeil, John Lynch, Brian Burwell, Reggie Campbell, Bob Paltz, Brian Rose, Joe DeRosa, Gorden Rose, Mike Monteiro, Rob Carriker, Michael Malone, David Marks; (second row) Mike Labute, Steve Estes, Jack Peterson, Richard Buguey, Jerry Jacobs, Dean Williams, Bill Richardson, Mike Richardson, Fred Cusolito, George Mandigo, Ernie Holcomb, Steve Allietta, Tony Terra; (third row) David Sear, Larry Deem, Tom Peterson, Glenn Medeiros, Bill Andrade, Steve Gilmore, Richard Rossello, Dave Weidman, Joe Motta, Danny Steele, Bill Metcalf, Wayne Theroux; (fourth row) Steve Galasso, Daryl Amaral, Bob Lumbert, John Parker, Jim Richardson, Jim Rezendes, Bob Andrade. 114 FIELD HOCKEY (top row) Mary Anne Perry, Jennifer Fortes, Chris Casey, Noel Pogorzelski, Christy Cornell, Alicia Byrd, Dale Aucoin, Coach Ruth Nickerson; (kneeling) Linde Braber, Stephanie Murray, Theresa Fortes, Penny Pena, Diane Roderick, Beth Rhodes, Mary Demello, Kate Bunker; (seated) Debby Hathaway, Ceci Carey, Ellen Kaspar, Pat Metell, Marlene LaFleur, Margaret Hough. 115 FOOTBALL (1st row) Coach Higgins, Warren Pena, Phil McClung, Joe Johnson, Ed Mederios, Dave Creighton, Bill Swain, Eulus Mortin, Dave Baldic, Harry Kamataris, Solomon Chandler, Coach Ruggeri. (2nd row) Coach Sharon, Bill Wixon, Jim Rubino, John Vidal, Bob Allietta, Wayne Pena, Steve Cryer, Andy Andrade, Mike Duffany, Steve Bishop, Dick Marak, Charles Nickerson, Coach Allietta. (3rd row) John Vadala (manager), Charles Eastman, Dwight Peters, Chris Jenks, Jim Burry, Steve Daudigan, Dave Hathaway, Chuck Texiera, Dennis St. Jean, John Farrell, Dave Staruch, Dave Fraser. (4th row) Richard Martini, Gary Sabens, Paul Stone, Bob Inman, Mike Pacheco. WIREWAY COMPANY custom-made fireplace screens route 28, Waquoit 548-4441 116 Basketball team (Top Row) Bob Lumbert, Steve Galasso, Bill Askew, Paul Stone; (Middle Row) Leo DeRosa, Dave Creighton, Bob Allietta, Ken Bazilio, Richard Martini; (Bottom Row) Mike Galasso, Mike Richardson, John Lynch, Steve Cardoza, Peter Sweeney. 117 Depot Ave. P.0. Box 544 Tel. 548-0241 LAWRENCE BROS. GRAIN Compliments of — o F. T. Lawrence, Jr., Prop. Ci 7 I ’ ak aW Established 1890 iWvAww Hay, Grain, Fertilizer, Peat Moss, Dog Foods GIRLS’ BASKETBALL (standing) Ceci Carey, Gail Baptiste, Joanne Drew, Debbie Milne, Ginger Hays, Joanne Plante, Susan Olenick, Jennifer Fortes; (kneeling) co-captains Nancy Hampton and Ellen Kaspar. 118 HOCKEY (sitting) Terry Smith, James Young, Chuck Nickerson, Fred Hazelton, Rick Metell, Rob Paltz, Harry Kamataris; (standing) Coach Tansey, Dean Williams, Don Whelden, Peter Moore, Steve Estes, Mike Labute, Ernie Econimedes, Coach James Higgins. COMMONWEALTH TOURS, INC. Established 1931 A COMPLETE-TRAVEL SERVICE Tel.: (617) 548-5100 Nights: 563-5240 Town Hall Square Falmouth, Mass. 02541 “We are as near as your telephone’ Compliments of THE ROYAL MEGANSETT NURSING HOME Medicare Approved Paula S. Callahan Administrator 119 Cross Country (top row) John Doyle, Bill Simkins, Richard Audette, Jim Peters, Cliff Center; (front row) Steve Cardoza, Peter Burnham, Bill Chapman, Ken Bazilio, Bill Livingstone. 120 Winter Track (Top Row) Steve Augusta, Richard Audette, John Doyle, Bill Kelly, Cliff Center, Rick Bazilio, Bill Simkins, David LaPierre, Rick Bingham, Jim Peters; (Bottom Row) Bill Richardson, Allan Fleck, Jesse Torres, Lee Gibson, Peter Burnham, Steve Aires, Wilber Chapman, Bill Chapman. 121 Spring Track Richard Audette, Bob Garcon, Ken Basilio, George Green, Rick Basilio, John Doyle, Allan Fleck, Bill Richardson, Steve Augusta, Jim Howe, Bill Simkins, Dave Hampton, David LaPierre, Jim Peters, Bill Kelly, Bill Chapman, Steve Ayres, Steve Cardoza, Daryl Amaral, Richard Martini, Bill Andrade, Cliff Center, Jesse Torres, Lee Gibson. 122 Girls’ Track (Back Row) Ruth Black, Debbie Costello, Beth Rhodes, Stephanie Murray, Nancy Varr, Beverly Greene, Coach Laraia; (Front Row) Dale Aucoin, Shelba Atkins, Melissa Dowe, Joellen Miller, Marla Bingham. 123 Baseball ■■I w jfm k : b p %l v rm3 l ' Ird Hi n (kneeling) John Farrell, Bob Marak, Steve Cryer, Chris Jenks, John Pacheco, Kevin McCue, Brian Rose, Bob Andrade, Steve Bishop, Coach Earl Mills; (standing) Steve Doudigan, Ed Mederios, Bob Allietta, Bill Wixon, Paul Stone, Dave Creighton, Wayne Pena, Chip Ryther, Ed Mahoney, Coach Robert Swenson. 124 Softball (bottom row) Sandy Hickory, Diane Dumas, Cici Carey, Karen Scully, Susan Olenick; (middle row) Linda Cummings, Phyllis White, Jennifer Fortes, Marline Lafleur; (standing) Roxanne Levine, Jeanne Fredericks. 125 Golf (standing) Tom Wessner, Bill Davis, John Lynch, Jeff Hennemuth, Nick Roy, Pul Buguey, David Hathaway, Peter Riley, Jimmy Limberakis, Coach Byrd; (kneeling) Leighton Allenby, Tom Sullivan, Bob Baker, Tery Smith, Bob Kogut, Jim Lino and Abe Martin. Girls’ Tennis Team Nancy Hampton, Linde Braber, Claire Christman 126 Tennis Team Bob Livingstone, Bill Livingstone, Jack Peterson, Steve Estes, Alan Moniz, Brian Burwell. singer Hays, Karyn Vose, Nancy Hastay, Mary Jane lastay, Pat Metell, Paula Kamataris. Compliments of TEXACO GAS STATION East Falmouth Cb WOOD LUMBER CO. Compliments of NOBSKA FURNITURE CO. JESSE TORRES JR. dealer of SUBARU, the economical car that makes sense also International Truck Dealer 153 Main St. E. Fal. 548-4683 128 129 A.F.S. CLUB A.F.S. CLUB: (top row) Karyn Vose, Cindy Ellis, Sally Amend, Brenda Byrd, Ronna Kornbliet, Ginger Hays, Michele Flory, Debby Handy, Debbie Flagg, Marilyn Woolkalis, Alicia Byrd, Jessie Wyllie, Janet McCaffrey, Meg Wyllie, Jean Faria, Cookie Hough; (middle row) Mike Finegold, Ellen Rosenfeld, Bruce Cohen, Linde Braber, Julia Hough, Advisor Eugene Phillips, Ellen Kaspar, Janet Nickerson, Ann Lynn McLaughlin, Judy Faria, Jenny Beatty, Denise Kelly, Linda Pettersen, Kathy Von Arx; (kneeling) Allan Moniz, Erik Magnuson, Chris Metcalf, Eric Baxter, Jimmy Bunker. STEPHEN P. DONOVAN FALMOUTH DRY WALL CORP. Robert B. Roderick 539 Main St. Real Estate Insurance East Falmouth, Mass. 548-4812 130 WAQUOIT FABRIC SHOP Open Mon.— Sat., 9:30—5:00 Sundays, 2:00—5:00 sewing lessons Compliments of FALMOUTH ELECTRIC route 28, Waquoit 548-1615 Lawrence High School Band (not in order): Joe Studley, Larry Deem, Glenn McKillop, Steve Watkins, John Banner, Bob Tavares, Richard Service, Tony Terra, Kerry Silva, Bob Reese, John Stimpson, Jim Hancox, Andy Konnerth, Joby Chase, Bob Carriker, Kate Bunker, Cathy Cauley, Ellen Kaspar, Karen Horton, Diana Landers, Debbie Hathaway, Gail Tavares, Barbara Brockhurst, Jane Backus, Mike O ' Connor, Pat Williams, Deb Souza, Brad Hennemuth, Eric Teale, Ann Connoly, Karen Gonsalves, Randy Schultz, Debbie Milne, Jeff Hennemuth, Joe Rose, Peter Clark, Tom Ewing, Tom Tavares, John Mott, Alan Lomax, Linda Service, Brenda Service, LaVada Costa and Marguerite Wells. THE CHERUB SHOP Depot Ave. ROLAND R. BOUCHER Guild Optician 133 Main St. Falmouth Presents For Children Tele. 548-8788 131 phone 548-4673 PINELAND FARM GREENHOUSES Ray Ben Tavares ANNUALS AND PERENNIALS SPECIALIZING IN TUBEROUS ROOTED BEGONIAS 25 Crocker Rd. E. Fal. Mass. KNOWN FOR VALUES FALMOUTH PLAZA CANDY STRIPERS Lena Cardoza, Susan Kinchla, Sue Panton, Debbie Higgins, Jessica Wyllie, Meg Wyllie, Jean Faria, Pat Antonellis, Leah Fackos, Denise Kelley, Gail Emerald, Holly Pimental, Karen Aucoin. 132 I Cheerleaders (Top Row) Denise Hall, Denise Steele; (Middle Row) Helen Lynch, Margie Collins, Sharon White; (Bottom Row) Barbara Farrell, Beth Canning, Debbie Whelden, Terry Jacobs, Harriette Alexander. 133 CHORUS (top row) Gorden Rose, Ann Godlewski, Rodney Dutra, Dee Etta Rowe, Janet McCaffrey, Joan Murphy, Beverly Tower, Marcia Murphy, Ellen Hays, Michelle Carmody, Leah Fackos; (second row) Marla Bingham, Lena Cardoza, Helen Mangelsdorf, Stephanie Tashiro; (third row) Linda Ramsden, Diane Rose, Alicia Byrd, Paul Mangelsdorph; (fourth row) Ellen Rosenfeld, Pat Murray, Joyce Riley, John Ketchum, Bonnie Basset, Kathy VonArx, Deborah Richardson, Yvonne Daley, Ricky Basillio, Peter Van Tol; (kneeling) Roxanne Rose, Linda Bothelo, Carol Oliver, Sandra Howell; (sitting) Sandra Boyes, Karen Aucoin, Deborah McIntyre, Sharman Smoller, Kathy McCarthy, Sarah Burtis. 134 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS (standing) John Casey, Treasurer; Laura Ricci, Secretary; Lee Peterson, Girls ' Social Chairman; Shane Miller, Boys ' Social Chairman; (sitting) Russell Thatcher, President; Jim Vieira, Vice President West Falmouth, Mass. 135 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: (standing) Kenny Blake, Treasurer; Margaret Hough, Secretary; John Vadala, Boys ' Social Chairman; Janet McCaffrey, Girls’ Social Chairman; Claire Christman, President. Compliments of Compliments EILEEN FINNELL of Real Estate MARY LOUISE WOOLKALIS Stephen L. Finnell Carol A. Kenny Martha F. Patrick 136 Compliments Compliments of of BRADLEE’S EMPLOYEES STANLEY WAMBOLDT SON JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (standing) Debbie Whelden, Secretary; Mike Duffany, Boys ' Social Chairman; Marcie Harding, Girls ' Social Chairman; (front row) Tom Marks, President; Jim Rubino, Vice-President. 137 Senior Class Officers (top row) Bruce Cohen, treasurer; Jerry Jacobs, vice-president; Kevin Andrews, boys ' social chairman; (bottom row) Barbara Collins, girls ' social chairman; Peter McCue, president; Karen Scully, secretary. WALKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC VOLKS WAGL1M Worcester Park Avenue Falmouth 138 Compliments of L. C. ANTONELLIS INSURANCE CO. 157 Locust St. Falmouth Compliments of JAMES M. P AFFORD Realtor and Appraiser COLOR GUARD COLOR GUARD: (top row) Marilyn Woolkalis, Charlene Cardoza, Jennifer Cunningham, Pam Paige, Kathy Malone, Meg Wyllie; (middle row) Frances Vadala, Jessica Wyllie, Sharman Smoller, Janet Kinchla; (banner) Ann Peters, Phyllis White. 139 Drama Club Debbie Flagg, Leah Fackos, Pam Clements, Ron Purdy, Vivian Seymour, Donna Blackburn, Amy Smith, Donna Mogardo, Paula Goodenough, Martha Souza. 140 Future Nurses (Top Row) Marty Souza, Barbara Kirtley, Frances Werderman; (Middle Row) Ann Peters, Janice Horton, Debbie Whelden, Shirley Williams, Candy Cassick, Martina Grady; (Bottom Row) Mary Campbell, Carol Augustyniak, Ann Reese, Pat DeMello. HOLLAND ' S CARDS STATIONERY ■ ■5 1 141 FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB: (top row) Karyn Vose, Michele Flory, Cookie Hough, Ginger Hays; (second row) Brenda Carvalho, Carlotta Woolsely, Mary Campbell, Cheryl Williams, June Peters, Suzanne Wagner, Christine Pratt, Maggie Pannacione, Jean Faria, Linde Braber, Marilyn Woolkalis, Debby Handy, Julia Hough; (seated) Denise Kelly, Brenda Byrd, Pat Vieira, Susan Hunt. Compliments FALMOUTH ENTERPRISE of First In News And Circulation HARBORVIEW FISH MARKET In The Falmouth Area Tel. 617-548-4700 Depot Avenue, Falmouth, Mass. 142 Compliments Compliments of of STOP SHOP EMPLOYEES SOPHIE’S BEAUTY SALON FTA: {top row) Paula Fraser, Rebecca Upton, Deborah Hathaway, Carol Ouelette, Glenda Smith, Barbara McClung, Deborah Flagg, Susan Rogers, Susan Olenick, Harriet Alexander, Hazel Welch; (second row) Martha Hauston, Advisor Sydney C. Roberts, William Gatsby, Marie Medeiros, Rosemary Flanagan, Elizabeth Hauston, Gail Mayo, Carolyn Berry, Christy Cassick; (third row) Helen Lynch, Patricia Buguey, Mary DeMello, Roxanne Mills, Sandra Halady, Sharon White, Jeannine MacQuarrie, Elizabeth Frank, Paula Lynch; (kneeling) Lorraine Rebello, Charlene Lynch, Lesley Dutra, Barbara Farrell, Marcelle Harding, Nancy Creighton, Shelley Mills, Roxanne Levine. 143 HISTORY CLUB (top row) William Palmer, Greg Gifford, John Walden, Fred Hazelton, Jim Young, Steve Galasso; (second row) Becky Levine, Debbie Flagg, Pam Clements, Pat Duffany, Linde Braber, Judy Faria, John Garland, Charles Nickerson, Cy Bailey, Bob Steinberg, Glenn Barkley; (third row) Terry Thomas, Beverly Tower, June Corbett, Linda Lloyd, Betty Frank, Marilyn Huebener, Donna Mogardo, Beth Flauston, Sandy Halady, Mike Finegold, Ricardo Roderick; (fourth row) Candy Cassick, Jane Caporale, Mary Campbell, Brenda Byrd, Cindy Ellis, Michele Flory, Lena Cardoza, Nancy Roncetti, Gloria Villa, Ann Peters, Bob Papasodora, Phil Dutra, Kevin McCue, Advisor Keith Baker; (fifth row) Sharon Sylvia; Christie Cornell, Nancy DeMello, Linda Bisiniere, Susan Holmes, Sue Purdy, Joanne Miller, Donna Blackburn, Janet Caissie, Nancy Hampton. Compliments of WRIGHT OIL COMPANY BELLA’S NEEDLE, THIMBLE, THREAD SHOPPE 366 Main Street Men ' s and Women ' s Alterations Compliments of TEN ACRE PACKAGE STORE 144 Senior Honor Society (standing) Allan Moniz, Jack Ciummei, Bruce Cohen, Tom Tavares, John Chase, Linda Boehk, John Ketchum, Brian Burwell, Ron Cabral, Peter McCue, Pat Vieira, Michele Flory, Linde Braber, Debbie Flagg, Ginger Hays, Brenda Byrd, Julia Hough, Wayne Schweidenback; (sitting) Marilyn Woolkalis, Cindy Buchanan, Karyn Vose, Ellen Kaspar, Jessica Wyllie, Sally Amend, Marcia Hastay, Chris Pratt, Melanie Maseda, Ronna Kornbliet, Kate Bunker. Junior Honor Society (standing) Nanci Sullivan, Chris Metcalf, Richard Vogel, Steve Blackburn, Tom Marks, Mimi Head, Becky Thatcher; (seated) Janice Horton, Susan Holmes, Debbie Whelden, Janice Copeland, Patsy Geddes, Susan Hunt, Martha Souza. 145 Intelligencer Staff (Top Row) Jack Peterson, Brian Burwell, Ronald Cabral, Julia Hough, Melanie Maseda, Linda Lloyd; (Seated) Pam Sands, Chris Pratt, Sarah Richards, Jessica Wyllie, Janice Copeland, Ronna Pennini. Wareham Savings Bank 146 Key Club (standing) Kevin Andrews, Mike Gentile, Ed Mederios, Paul Stone, Bob Richardson, Bob Young, Nancy Hampton, Beth Canning, Marcia Hastay, Bill Swain, Dave Creighton, John Lynch, Bob Allietta, Chuck Nickerson, Steve Estes; (kneeling) Harry Kamataris, Tom Marks, Jack Peterson, Dean Williams, Reggie Campbell, Pete McCue, Rick Mettell, Dana Miskell, Kevin McCue. 147 LAWRENCIAN STAFF (top row) Bruce Cohen, Brian Burwell, Sally Amend, Karyn Vose, Erik Magnuson; (second row) Julia Hough, Ginger Hays, Jessica Wyllie, Debbie Flagg; (third row) Tom Tavares, Bill Livingstone, Ronna Kornbliet, Chris Pratt, Sandy Blackburn; (bottom row) Diane Rose, Margaret Pannacione, Brenda Carvalho, Brenda Byrd. Compliments of WALTER S. SWAIN Electrical Contractor Falmouth Heights 148 Lookout Club (top row) Margie Collins, Marie Medeiros, Karen Palmer, Carolyn Berry, Nancy Hampton, Beth Hauston, Debby Handy, Claire Christman, Joanne Plante, Karen Ferreira; (second row) Pat Vieira, Michelle Harlow, Beth Canning, Ronna Kornbliet, Sally Amend, Carol Augustyniak, Frances Werderman, Cathy Bryant, Leah Fackos; (third row) Mimi Head, Sue Kinchla, Ellen Kaspar, Paula Kamateris, Gail Mayo, Sharon Sylvia, Barbara McClung; (fourth row) Roxanne Mills, Sue Franklin, Debby Wheldon, Sandra Halady. 149 Majorettes Rosemary Hirtle, Debbie DiMestico, Paula Vadala, Sue Kinchla, Karen Palmer, Patsy Ghettis, Joanne Plante, Janic e Copeland, Pam Sands, Barbara Collins, Karen Scully. 150 ORCHESTRA (Top row) Kate Bunker, Barbara Brockhurst, Bob Reese, Joe Rose, Ginger Hays, Debbie Milne, Glenn MacKillop, Jane Backus; (Middle row) Debbie Souza, Ann Connolly, Lavada Costa, Diane Landers, Brad Hennemuth, Jeff Hennemuth, Jim Bunker, Joe Studley, Pat Vieira, Kenny Silva; (Sitting) Ellen Kaspar, Sandy Watkins, Gail Tavares, Pamela Perry, Karen Gonsalves, Gail Lehy, Charlotte McCarthy, Sharon Elber. HARVEY’S HARDWARE 151 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF THE NORTH FALMOUTH APOTHECARY BILL’S BIKE SHOP 847 Main St. Tel. 548-7979 Pep Squad (top row) Rebecca Upton, Michelle Harlow, Susan Rogers, Judy Kowalski, Nicky Wessling, Joan Parker, Martha Hauston, Sally Amend, Shelley Souza, Barbara Eastman, Mary Olenick; (second row) Mimi Head, Suzanne Wagner, Janet McCaffrey, Julie Quelle, Jennie Beatty, Roxanne Mills, Barbara McClung, Gail Mayo, Nancy Creighton, Yvonne Dailey, Kris Brady, Ruth Richards; (third row) Ronna Kornbliet, Cindy Ellis, Judy Wamboldt, Carol Augustyniak, Janet Nickerson, Paula Kamataris, Marcia Miller, Ann Flower, Barbara Brown, Sandra Lewis, Pat Buguey, Mary Masterson, Charlotte McCarthy, Shelley Mills; (fourth row) Sue Whitlock, Carolyn Berry, Nancy Demello, Shirley Williams, Beth Hauston, Helen Ortins, Sandra Halady, Pat Carlson, Lynn Brady, Alison Hughes, Paula Lynch, Jamie Crossen; (fifth row) Carolyn Morse, Charlene Lynch, Cathy McCarthy, Leslie Dutra, Nancy Hampton, Sharon Sylvia, Carla Dahlborg, Melissa Beford, Wanda Seeley, Cathy Doyle, Pat Metell, Judy Swain. COMPLIMENTS OF OTIS FURNITURE STORE 152 Ski Club (Top Row) Nina Hall, Ronna Kornbliet, Nancy Hampton, Sally Amend, Paula Kamateris, Kris Brady, Anne Flower, Dawn Bowman; (Second Row) Shippard Densmore, Mike Finegold, Robert Stevens, Gary Boehk; (Seated) Melissa Beford, Julie Quelle, Deborah Braden; (Bottom Row) Mary Olenick, Shelley Vincent, Adelaide Ketchum, Denise Hall, Dale Fisher, Mary Masterson, Wanda Seeley, Deborah Martin, Deborah Dimestico, Karen Silva. 153 SPANISH CLUB SPANISH CLUB: (top row) Noel Pogorzelski, Donna Steiding, Gail Sylvia, Debbie Tripp, Betty Frank, Linda Lloyd, Janice Horton; (second row) Advisor Judy Walters, Joanne Drew, Karen Horton, Carol Ouelette, Susan Purdy, Morna McCamis, Ronna Pennini, Sarah Hathon; (bottom row) Sally Amend, Susan Rogers, Jane Caporale, Harriet Alexander, Judy Wamboldt. Joseph Motta G. Campbell Lawrence LAWRENCE AND MOTTA Insurance Agency Inc. 1 77 Main Street 548-1596 Falmouth, Mass. 548-1130 154 Student Council (top row) Roxanne Mills, Carol Augustyniak, Karen Palmer, Susan Kinchla, Pat Duffany, Glenn Barkley; (bottom row) Jerry Jacobs, Linde Braber, Debbie DiMestico, Wanda Seeley, Jamie Crossen, Jim Vieira, Dana Miskell. 155 U. N. Club Denise Kelly, Eric Baxter, Craig Bousquet. 156 With the Herculean task of cleaning the Agean stables, the yearbook advisor remains in obscurity. Few realize what it takes to train a new staff to produce a yearbook, to gently push those concerned to produce throughout the year, and finally to get them to complete the book. There is much frustration and disappointment involved. Yet our advisor, Mr. McKee, manages to treat each staff with renewed considera- tion and patience. He has taken a thankless job, but in so doing has helped create a unique and important part of LHS. 157 ry Patrons Jake ' s Bar and Lounge Roger ' s and Mel ' s Gulf Station North Falmouth Gulf Station Mr. and Mrs. Merton L. Clark Helen Wyatt Peirce Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Berquist Falmouth Hotel Children ' s Paradise Flor ' s Jewelry MacNeil ' s Home Bakery Robert J. Canning, O.D. Falmouth Jewelry Kaspar ' s Aluminum Mary and Skis Restaurant Aida Coiffures Alan G. Alcock Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Peters Ebb Tide Shop James H. Smith George Rubino Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Paltz Al ' s Barber Shop Nicholas E. Tsiknas Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hough Art ' s Supermarket Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kornbliet m ii 9 n ii; Index Administration 104 AFSClub 44,45,130 Band 17,131 Banquet, senior 61 Baseball 34,35,125 Basketball 28,29,117 Basketball, girls ' 30,118 Candy Stripers 53,132 Cheerleaders 14,15,133 Class Day 62,63 Class Officers 136-138 Color Guard 15,139 College Acceptances 100 Crosscountry 31,120 Dedication 66,67 Field Hockey 23,115 Football 20-22,116 French Club 46,142 Future Nurses 141 Future Teachers 143 Golf 39,126 Graduation 64,65 Hockey 26,27,119 Honor Society 145 Intelligencer 146 Introduction 2 Key Club 51,147 Latin Banquet 46 Lawrencian 148 Lo Chun Fai 41 Lookout Club 50,149 Majorettes 150 Orchestra 16,151 Pep Squad 152 Play, Senior Class 60 Prom, Junior 58,59 Senior Portraits 68-99 Ski Club 153 Soccer 24,25,114 Softball 36,125 Spa nish Club 154 Student Council 52,155 Table of Contents 3 Tennis 38,39,127 Tennis, Girls ' 37,127 Track, Girls ' 123 Track, Spring 32,122 Track, Winter 33,121 U.N. 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