Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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A S S IE S I lie war was brought home lo the student body ibis year when gasoline rationing was put into eflect. As the back yard emptied of everything from its newest convertible coupe to its shabbiest Jalopy , the bicycle room became filled with all kinds of wheels. Classes elected officers early in the year, and made their annual plans. Seniors traditionally chose jewelry and concentrated on their Revue. Juniors hit the famous third year slump in preparation for next year s burst of energy. Sophomores boosted bond sales with a movie, and Freshmen managed to get over their bewilderment. ROOK

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CLASS OF 1S4S SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS L. to R.: Miss Corvaia. Ad visor; Saunders. Treasurer; Lanzellotti, Vice-President; Hamburger. Secretary; Oliveri. President: Mr. Simmonds, ['acuity I reausrer. 1 I 11 11 1 Senior year is a busy one, crowded with extra-cur-j ricular work, studying for Regents, graduation plans and pictures by Boris. It seems to be a Lawrence tradition that all Seniors must have a harried look, coupled with enormous rings under the eyes. I his class doesn t prove to he any exception. Early in the year they began to get down to serious work. Their first move was to elect the following as their officers: President. Anthony Oliveri; Vice-president. Dorothy Lan .e-lotti; Secretary. Gloria I lamburger, and I reasurer. Stanley Florin. Marvin Saunders took over Stanleys job when he left school in February. Miss ( orvaia was again chosen ( lass Adviser, and Mr. Simmonds became Faculty I reasurer. I hen. lest anyone forget that they were the graduating class, a ring and pin committee was organized. Around January, things really began to hum, for the principal activity of the year had begun. Mysterious conferences were held daily in the Dramatic Art room, and finally the news came out that the Senior Revue was completed and ready for rehearsals. For the next few weeks the seniors normal routine was interrupted in a flurry and hurry of rehearsals. committee meetings, costume fittings, and the general feeling of excitement usually associated with thoughts of a success. Finally, on April 13. a group of tired hut happy 16