Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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JAMES McKIERNAN ANTENESCA GENTILE CARL ZAUM VIOLA PLAYER SEYMOUR BERKMAN GLADYS CANTOR WALTER PETERS JOSEPHINE TANOUS ALBERT SOKOLOFF MMffllMIIMlillllMIM James McKiernan, of managerial instinct, has been Assistant Manager of Baseball ’33, Manager Baseball '34, Assistant Manager Basketball '33, '34, Manager Football ’34, Manager Mat Crew Gym Exhibition '33, Electrician Gym Exhibition 34, Varsity Club, Business Board of Annual. Antenesca Gentile entered in the fall of 1932 and assisted in the Gym Exhibitions of '33. '34. Carl Zaum, whose finger is noticeable in every pie, has been active in Gym Exhibitions '33, '34, Honor Society '32, Secretary Honor Society '35, Science Club '34. Viola Player—What a pity Viola lent none of her talents to extracurricular activities. Seymour Berk man who was raised on fish (brain food—i.e., mental pabulum, to make a rather labored joke) has been in: Science Club '35, Senior Class Captain 34, '35, Stamp Club ’31, Chess Team '34, Treasurer Chess Club ’34, Advertising Manager Mental Pabulum '33, Associate Editor Mental Pabulum '34, Editor-in-Chief Mental Pabulum '35. Gladys Cantor—this comely damsel was to be seen in the Gym Exhibitions of '31, ’32. Walter Peters has a yen for stage life behind the scenes, shown on the Stage Crews of the P. T. A. Play '34, Senior Play '35, Science Club ’34, '35. Josephine Tanous added her trills and warbles to the Glee Clubs of ’31, '32, '33; Gym Exhibition ’31, '32, '33, Usher Commencement '33, Math. Club '32. Albert Sokoloff is a man of parts, of varied interests, so to speak: Chess Club '33, ’34, '35, Riding Club ’34, '35. Buskins '34, '35, P. T. A. Play '33. '34. Page twenty-two THE LAWRENCIAN

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NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE Ujuj ic, tj y' S 'MO'Vvil JOHN OPPENHEIMER HARRIETTE ALPER JOSEPH GABRIEL VIOLA BOCy J V MARION SHAW , HELYN COHEN y s i MARTIN STAMILE LUCILLE WEISENBERG HARVEY MOLDAUER Jq 0 - fy too MiwyOPPenheimer. the fellow with the broad grin, has been in Gym Exhibitions 32 33, on Mental Pabulum Staff ’33, Senior Class Captain ’34, ’35, on Annual Board, in Senior Play ’35. Harrietts Alper was Head Usher at Senior Play ’35, Buskins ’32, Ring and Pin Committee ’35, and even passed Chemistry without whispering much. t ,, J-oe Pa !Jiel our footba11 or what-have-you hero, and four letter man, played foot-fci11™ 33 33 basketball ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34, baseball ’31, ’32. ’33, ’35, on track team 31, 32, 33 Gym Exhibitions ’31, ’32, ’33, Varsity Club ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34. President of Freshman Class 31, Annual Board. Viola Boccia entered in ’32 and became addicted to Gym Exhibitions ’32, ’33, ’34, and probably ’35. i- . Marion Shaw, a girl as pretty as the ones on magazine covers, has been in Gym Exhibition of 32, Basketball team ’32, ’33, Hockey team ’32, ’33, ’34. who entered in ’32. made the most of her time at Lawrence, being in Glee Club 32, the Orchestra ’32, ’33. Gym Exhibitions ’32, ’33, Buskins Club. P. T. A. Play 34, Annual Board ’35, Property Committee Senior Plav ’35, Orchestra Senior Play 35. Martin Stannic has done a good job at Lawrence as Assistant Manager of Football ’33, in Gym Exhibitions ’33, ’34. Lucille M eisenberg Here’s a girl who doesn’t need any achievements—her smile is one itself. Harvey “Dimplesr” Moldauer, the original hail fellow, well met, with a jollv lau Hi always on tap, was Sergeant at Arms of Science Club ’34, ’35. Business Manager on Staff of Mental Pabulum 34. Buskins ’34, President ’35. and also found time to take part in P. T. A. Play 34 and Senior Play ’35. Page twenty-one

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NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE 41 4f, ALLEN HANLON GABRIEL WISHBOW DAVID PAYNE BETTINA AARONSON GERTRUDE WARSHAVVSKY MOLLY PASTOR 9- FRANK CANAVAN JOHN DAVIDSON j GEORGE STONEBRIDGE A 1 V S-j.% j jJj '4 3 May . Allen Hanlon, our scribe, has been writing busily for the past two years as Secre-? nd. Scsmor Clubs, besides having been in the Orchestra ’31, ’32, ’33, Math. Club; Business Manager Lawrencian. Gabriel Uishbow is the pride of the Chess Club, not only its Vice President but ™th ; Chess Team ’33. He has to his credit besides Stamp Club; Debating Club ’33, Gym Exhibition '31. '. D Vid Payne, we know, was valuable in the Science and Debating Clubs as he is nothing if not voluble; and speaking of good natures! Here’s your man. h n what will the school do without her? She has been on the Basket- S?11 ,TeS,o ?«% ?3’ 34’ CaPtai» ’34, ’35, Hockey Team ’31, ’32, ’33 and Captain ’34, Track 32, 33, 34, Secretary Varsity Club, Baseball Team ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34, Gym Exhibitions ’31, ’32, ’33, ’34. y Bettina Aaronson goes in vociferously for dramatics. To wit: Buskins ’32, ’33. 35, Buskins Play ’33, ’35, P. T. A. Play ’32. ’33, ’34, ’35, Gym Exhibition ’34, Play 35, Property Committee Senior Play ’35. II a8haw8ky, like almost every good Lawrencian, participated in the flym Exhibition ’33, Usher Senior Play ’35, Property Committee Senior Play ’35. Frank Cana van. being forced by circumstances to write his own writeup, says nothing and lets well enough alone; Vice President Senior Club, Secretary-Treasurer Debating Club ’34, ’35, Newspaper Staff ’33, ’34, ’35, P. T. A. Play ’34, Senior Play 35, Manager Senior Writeups, Annual Board ’35. John Davidson is a roving type, from Basketball ’34, Golf ’34, ’35, Varsity Club to P. T. A. Play ’34. George (better late than never) Stonebridye: Baseball ’33, ’34, ’35, Track Team 32, Gym Exhibition '32, Varsity Club. Page twenty-three