Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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GRADUATES

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Fox the SECOND consecutive year the Valedictorian has been nicknamed “Bob ; this time, however, the honor goes to Robert Klein with the Regents’ average of 93.66%. 1 hrougnout ms rour years of high school Bob’’ has been outstanding in the field of athletics, scholarship, music, and drama. He has participated in Buskin Tournaments since 1935 5 has acted as electrician for the Buskins and Senior Play; was one of the first members of our school Band with its organization in 1935; s active in the school Orchestra; and became a member of the exclusive Honor Society in his Sophomore year. Not content with all that, Bob represented the school in Latin and Mathematics contests at New York University in 1937. He plays tennis, handball, and chess equally well; has been a laboratory assistant since the beginning of the term; and was elected Co-Editor-in-Chief of the 1938 Lawrencian. Bob's favorite avocation is leading the dance orchestra which he organized. “Bob intends to further his education after high school and hopes to attend Massachusetts Institute of Technology, there to major in chemical engineering. When martin marks entered Lawrence High School, it was evident that he was headed for high honors in his class, and he fulfilled these expectations, attaining the Enviable rank of Salutatorian with a 93.36% average. When he entered from Public School No. 5 in September, 1934, he immediately became one of the original members of the now famous Lawrence High School Band, besides joining the Chess Club. In his next year he engaged in a wealth of other activities, including the Math Club, of which he was president in 1937, the Chess Team, the Debating Society, and the School Orchestra. In his Junior Year, Martin entered a Mathematics contest and a Latin contest, both at New York University. Besides being a good student, he is interested in many sports, primarily swimming and tennis. For his career he has chosen law and he intends to go to Harvard College next year and afterwards to Harvard Law School. “Bill has long been one of our outstanding students and he justly deserves the high-ranking position that he holds in the senior class. His high average of 92-73% due to his marks in mathematics and science, in which fields he excels. In view of his aptitudes in these subjects, he intends to study chemical engineering, possibly at Stevens Institute of Technology, where he has already been accepted. He held the position of Junior Editor of the Lawrencian in 1937, and is this year’s Business Manager. This post is probably the most responsible student position in the school, for the control of all Lavirencian funds—and it is a large amount—lies in his capable hands. A favorite pastime of Bill’s is debating and he is one of the charter members as well as the Vice-president of the newly-formed Forum. Outside of school almost any day, one can find Bill engaged in a vigorous game of football, baseball, or basketball. In a word, he’s just a good, all-around fellow. ofalutatorian—'JfrCartin TftCarks Third Jfonor speaker—lVilliam f(ohn t [22]