Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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The Lawrencian Board MR. LESLIE A. OUTTERSON ARLINE H. GREENBAUM NANETTE DU BOIS ARTHUR D. HUTTER LEROY MILLARD RALPH BF.RKOWITZ GEORGE FINKELSTEIN JEAN TANABE, ANN HECHT WILLIAM KOHN SUE VAN PRAAG DAVID COOMBS ROSALIE BERKMAN Adviser Ed it or-in -Chic f Associate Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Athletic Editor Photography Editor Art Editors Junior Editor Junior Editor Sophomore Editor Sophomore Editor Lucilc Brahms (Asst. Manager) Jules Blumcnthal Sonya Goldman Ruth Sokolow (Posters) Rosemarie Lesser Doris Goldstein Josephine Weisbcrgcr June Hyams Jeanne Rosenthal Florence Ferro Adcle Greenberg Phyllis Cahcn Adele Greenberg Doris Bechcr Rose Bader Phyllis Cahcn Business Board Ruth Goldshinc (Secretary) Eileen Eiscnbcrg Arline Millinger Adele Berman Dorothy Trusscl Athletic Write-up Board Adele Greenberg Howard Finkclstcin Lenorc Passman Phyllis Cahcn Athletic Write-up Board Jerry Bronstcin Murray Meisner Paul Nebenzahl Photography Board Typists Constance Craft Angelina Mongardi Bernard Sachs Dorothy Newman Selma Schapira (Booster Page) Gertrude Mikkola (Accountant) Lillian Levy Mildred Schwartz Peter Digilio Harold Fritts Jack Reilly Cora Pratt Maurice Volin Edith Klein Mary Sarro

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 Sthical Character FROM the time that basic educational facilities were first introduced for public use until a few years ago, students were taught not only to respect their instructors, but to fear them and be meek and awed in their presence. Times, however, have changed. The relationship between pupil and teacher is now a sympathetic, friendly one in which both teacher and pupil benefit. Experiments have shown that this friendly relationship between faculty and students is a far superior method of achieving educational perfection. Aided by the pleasant, work-inducing surroundings of our new building, the Lawrence High School administration has succeeded in adapting the students to this changing attitude.