Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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1939 Ruth E. Abrams Foreign Languages AB. Elmira College M.A. Western Reserve University Walter L. Ahner Head of Science Department A.B. Hamilton College M.A. University oi Rochester Edward A. Andrews English, Social Studies Coach ol Baseball, Assistant Coach of Football , BS. Albright College - Helen -C. Balcom 5 7 Oneonta te Normal - X- X I 5 l R ' 5414. 1 ' Muriel T. Barber Physical Education B.S. Columbia University Q ' M.A. New York University X l Tk EAN Doris E. Benson Foreign Languages AB. Elmira College M.A. Middlebury College Farrell I. Berle Science B.S. Niagara University M.Ed. St. Lawrence University Henry C. Boschert Foreign Languages A.B. Syracuse University William E. Caton Social Studies A.B. St. Francis College Arthur W. Coombs BS, College of the City ot New York MA. Columbia University English Lee F. Correll Head oi Commercial Department Olivet College Amelia C. Corvaia Foreign Languages A.B. Brooklyn College MA. Columbia University Millie R.. D v 5 English rtland rmal i , in ucation V rk University Lyman W. Davison Guidance Director Head ol English Department AB. Cornell University M.A. Columbia University Ab

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SO much praise has al- ready been bestowed on Miss Tefft that there is truly little that can be added. She is known by all students as an excel- lent administrator with a keen sense of iusticeg and, until her many other du- ties forbade it, she was active as adviser of many student activities. Her highest aspiration is to help students get as much benefit as possible from their years in high school. Her career at Lawrence, first as a teacher of his- tory, then as head of the Social Studies Department and Assistant Principal, has been deserving of all the approbation accorded it. SCHOOL would not be the same Without the beloved presence of Mr. MacDonald, who has guided and advised the students of Lawrence for twenty-six years. His untiring loyalty and devotion to democratic princi- ples have helped our school to bee come the splendid organization it is today. His office is a sanctuary where complicated problems are soon straightened out by his expert ad- vice. The friendly spirit of our prine cipal, his wit and ready humor have endeared him to pupils and faculty alike. We are sure that for many years to come he will continue to benefit all those who come in contact with him. i if f y ft 'K fy, ,er If Mr. Cecil C. MacDonald l . I f Y af!! tl Miss Elsie R. Tefff

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FACULTY Elmetta V. DeMott Home Economics B.S. New York State College for Teachers Madeline F. Denton English A , B.S. Teachers College, Columbia University - M.A. Columbia University 5 -L, Harry C. Duff Science BS. in Physical Education Slippery Rock State Teachers' College Mary V. Duify Home Economics B.S. in Home Economics Cornell University Grace W. Ellsworth Head of Dramatic Art Department Chicago Mu-ic College Alice Ertes Commercial B.S. Syracuse University Nicholas A. Farina Social Studies Head Coach of FootBa1l A.B. Buc ell Univ ' . tigan Science XJ . ew Y k State College for Teachers - M,A. New rk University I Lynn L. Hayes Commercial BS. in Commerce Grove City College Ernest L. Hirsch Commercial BCS. Rider College Ethel F. Hobbs Social Studies New Hampshire State Normal Margaret E. Holly P 31 l Education Cortland State Norzal-M Ann K. Holmquist Art Northern Illinois State Teachers College Emma B. Horn Assistant Guidance Direc ir Oswego State Normal I ,-9- F g'4AH.u ! tqlf L non' O,4.1,,Lf