Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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JEROME ADLER BURTON VIGDOR RT DEBORAH LANDSBERG ANGELO ARCIERE IRMISE DENIS yK, f « THE LAWRENCIAN EDMUND NACCASH hht £M j 3 HERBERT GLUCKSMAN ' ■% OSEPH BERNSTEIN ll4 11 f: BHMHNMMMHHMI Jerry Adler, that prince of good fellows, was the Capt. and mainstay of the Tennis Team ’32, ’33, ’34, participated in Football ’34, Baseball ’32, Track ’32, Polo ’34, Ping Pong ’34, Gym Exhibitions ’31, ’32, Tennis Team '31, Varsity Club ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34, Annual Board ’34, Senior Play ’34. Burton Vigdor whose beaming countenance was first noted in the halls of Lawrence High ’33 has wielded a mighty ping pong paddle on the team ’35 and has loyally supported the Ping Pong Club. Robert Shapiro, who is kind enough to laugh at nearly all of our jokes, deserved a big hand. Bob was a member of Math. Club ’32, ’33, Science Club ’34 and in Gym Exhibition ’32. Deborah Landsberg, to whom credit is given for starting the knitting fad in Lawrence High, was student leader in Gym ’33, ’34, Gym Exhibition ’32, ’33, Usher commencement ’34, Usher P. T. A. Play ’35. Angelo Arciere, who left us in January, was too busy out of school to engage in intramural activities extensively, but we all recognize and respect his capabilities. Irmise Denis, a very quiet and industrious girl, was on the Track Team ’32 and also the Volley Ball Team ’32. Edmund Naccash who probably regards us as a lot of chemical reactions and whose life ambition is to accurately determine just how many molecules he consists of, was in Senior Play of ’35, was on Ticket Committee for this production, Pres, of Science Club ’34, ’35, Chairman Physics Department ’34, ’35 and Lab. assistant of ancient standing ’33, ’34, ’35, Manager Handball Squad ’35. Herbert Glucksman is a master at the art of studying, applying his knowledge and getting into Vic Librizzi's hair. Herbert represents his school on the Math. Team ’34. Joseph (Buzzy) Bernstein is noted for his bat wielding. In winter he captained the Ping Pong Team ’35, he batted his way through the spring months on the Tennis Team ’34, was also Treasurer Sophomore Club ’33, a member of Basketball Squad '34, ’35, and of Math. Club ’33. Page sixteen

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IRVING SCHWARTZ DONALD SEARLES BURTON RUBENSTEIN CLARA MONGARDI EDWARD REILLY WARY CORDNER • (y ROBERT WILLIAM BURN LEONARD GEORGE STEIN DIN ($CLk Irving Schwartz, known as “Presidential Timber or “The People’s Choice for President was Pres, of the Math. Club ’34, ’35. Pres, of the Table Tennis Club ’34, . » v ce Pres, of the Debating Club ’34 and Pres. ’35, member of the Honor Society since 32 and Pres. ’34 and ’35. He was chosen for the Honor Society Selection Committee, Senior Play 35, won P. T. A. Ace Cup, was on the Annual Board and on stage crew of P. T. A. Play ’34. Donald Searles, the center field fly chaser, played baseball and basketball ’32, ’33, or ,w?s ' ce res Junior Club, on the Annual Board, a stamp club member ’31, 35, belongs to Math. Club ’32, ’33, ’34, ’35. participated in P. T A. play, worked on stage crew of the Senior Play, ushered at the commencement ’34 and was on the ticket committee of ’35 Senior Play. Burton Ruhcnstcin, a noted linguist whose favorite saying is “Who borrowed my r rench homework now?” entered Lawrence ’32 and has spent his time, spare and otherwise, in being liked. Clara Mongardi, a popular young femme, entered Lawrence ’32, marked time on Annual Board and helped in the Gym Exhibition ’32. Edward Rcillg, La Cucuracha, was a swell little cheer leader for the year of ’34. Mary Cordner, an energetic girl, participated in the exhibitions of ’31, ’32. ’33. Robert Diner stein, keeper of the chemicals (lab. assistant ’35) was on the Annual Board, the Editorial Staff of the Mental Pabulum, one of the stage crew in the P T A. Play ’34 belonged to Science Club ’34, ’35, the Buskins ’34, ’35 and held down ’the Vice Presidency of the Debating Club, stage crew Senior Play ’35. William Burns, a brain truster, was secretary of Science Club, member of Annual Board, served as lab. assistant ’35 and on ticket committee for Senior Play, belonged to Math. Club, Chess Club and Debating Club. Leonard George, our brilliant gymnast, was in Gym Exhibitions ’33, ’34, belonged to Varsity Club ’33, ’34 and took part in P. T. A. Play ’34. Page fifteen

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 DIANE BROOKS MALCOLM HENDEL GOLDMAN rr ILMAN iT vh ADELAIDE GUGGENHEIM SIMONE ISRAEL JOEL JASHNOFF Adolph Greenberg, dear Adolph, a Lion with the ladies and a Lamb in the classroom, has done the following for Lawrence: Swimming ’31, Track ’33. ’34, ’35 Foot- ball ’34, Math. Club ’32, ’33, Lawrencian Board, Baseball ’33, Wrestling ’34, Stamp Club ’31. Mental Pabulum ’34, Usher P. T. A. Play ’34. Edythe Gromet who spent her four years at Lawrence feeding hungry students via cake sales and Math. Club meetings has achieved the following: Mental Pabulum ’32, ’33, Math. Club ’33, ’34, Usher at Commencement, Student Leader ’33, Riding Club, Representative to Columbia Scholastic Press Conference ’33. Janet Kohn appeared for but a brief moment in P. T. A. Play of ’34 and having done her part, passed on. Ah me, such is life. Diane Brooks, what are little girls made of? Sugar and spice and everything nice, that’s what Diane’s made of. Gym Exhibition ’32, ’33, Usher Commencement. P. T. A. Play ’34. Malcolm Hendelman, a really fine fellow if you get to know him well, has been in the Science Club ’34, ’35, Math. Club ’33, ’34, ’35, Annual Board ’35, Mental Pabulum Staff, Senior Ring and Pin Committee ’35. Pearl Goldman bestrode an equine in the year 31, for Riding Club, appeared in Gtfm Exhibition of ’31, Garbo’d for the Dramatic Club ’32, ’33, and ushered at the ramatic Club Tournament ’33. Not bad, wot? Adelaide Guggenheim, a hard worker who can always be depended upon, has taken part in the Gym Exhibitions of ’32, ’33, ’34. Simone Israel, a really nice girl if you get to know Malcolm, was an usher at Commencement ’34, in the Gym Exhibition ’32 and on the Property Committee of Senior Play ’35. Joel Jashnoff—Although Joel just entered Lawrence this year, he is already popular with the student body and faculty. NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE ADOLPH GREENBERG EDYTHE GROMET JANET KOHN