Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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18 THE LAWRENCIAN Class Notes MORS Early in September Study Hall II was crowded with prospective graduates. commonly called “Seniors” in response to various notices and announcements. Joe Antoville was chosen president of the class of ’33 with Willard Gardner as vice-president to help him in his good work. The class once more showed its trust in Aaron Steiger’s honesty by appointing him treasurer for a second term. Marjorie Portugal was given charge of minutes, letters and such under the title of secretary. Miss Tefft was again selected in the difficult work of guiding the Senior class through its last year in Lawrence. Preparations were immediately started to carry out the Senior’s threefold campaign once more. Work on the Annual has already progressed a long way under Marjorie Portugal’s direction. While the Senior Play is still far ahead of us. we are thinking of it already and the whole class is working to raise enough money to hold a Senior dance this coming June. We have already sold the Curtis Publishing Company's magazines to our families and friends for another year and thereby fattened the treasury a little. Cake sales still reap profits and will probably continue to do so. Our crowning achievement thus far. however, has been that famous basket-ball game which wras played one afternoon between the Faculty and the Seniors. But all that is now history and we are looking forward once more toward the problems and pleasures that are before us. —WILLARD GARDNER.

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THE LAWRENCIAN 17 To close our season we met our old rivals, Lynbrook. We received the surprise of our lives when they heat us six to nothing. Lynbrook’s touchdown coming from a pass into the end zone. Although we had only a fair season. Harry Buxbaum, our Captain and fullback, was placed on the All-Scholastic Eleven. Hammersmith. Levine and Fertig received berths on the second team. —GEORGE KIRK. o Girls’ Hockey this year was quite unsuccessful. Having no varsity squad they played only a few outside second-team games which included Baldwin, and Woodmere Academy. Other games were scheduled but the weather was bad and we had to cancel them. The girls who attended the Baldwin play-day had a grand time. Schools from all over the island were represented. Some of the games were: badminton, quoits, archery, touchdown, darts, and volley ball. Prizes were given to the winning team.

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THE LAWRENCIAN 19 JUhlORS THE JUNIOR CLUB The Junior Club has made a very successful start this year. Although the first semester is just drawing to a close, the Club has sold a great many L. H. S. pencils and “Fight” buttons, has held an opportunity contest, and has given a “cake sale”. The opinion is varied as to what social event is to be held at the end of the year; one section advocates a dance, another a show, and the third a show and dance, (the third group wants its money’s worth). This issue will probably be decided late in January. This year the Club officers are: Rhoda Kanner ......................-— President Leonard Levy..................... Vice President Vera Mesibov ............. —--------- Secretary Peter Tanous..............-..—....—....— Treasurer Miss Blank...................-.......- — - Adviser —RICHARD DANZIGER.