Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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SENIOR WILL E, the Graduating Class of 1944, being in a state of creative wit and genius, do hereby bring forth our final document of written effort. To our apprentices, the Class of l945, we bequeath our remaining talents and a hope for a senior year as good as ours. To Miss Kelley we leave a flock of well-informed Cherubs who will have thoroughly mastered the whims and fancies of Byron, Shelley, and Keats. To Miss Griffith, our oracle, we award another Senior Class to oversee and suggest the possibility of Tomorrow the World . - To Mr. Farina, Mr. Andrews, and Mr. Vanderbush we present an assorted dozen of Willy Wilsons, to fill in the weak places. To Miss Leavitt go our sincerest thanks for her help in producing this annual. To Mrs. Denton we grant another homeroom of angels. To Miss Wood we bequeath a voice recording machine in order that she may save her vocal chords from wear and tear by needless repetition, . To Miss Ellsworth we offer our thanks for her work on the Senior Play and leave her some naturals to play next year's roles. Upon Mr. Simmonds we bestow a repertoire of jokes as novel as i'Pop Pierce's. To Miss Posner we dole a stack of students well supplied with candy, not gathering in the halls but instead piled neatly in their lockers. To Mr. Outterson we return twenty missing Guitteau History Books. To Miss Jensen goes a poet laureate able to write his own anthology. Pop, Pierce has the Senior Boys' thanks for an enlightening year. Mrs, Barber is left time on her hands and gym leaders that fit into their suits. To Mr. Whitman we shall deliver an amateur Tarzan to greet the boys at the top of the rope. 46