Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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Q X NL dy .. vx-1XA! Back Row: Basile, Rhodes, Rose, H. Levine, Usdan, Ross, Buxl'au1n, Montgomery, McGuire, Venezio, DePalma. ZFX! Rout F. Mari, Foglietta, Fitzgerald, Bullwinkle, R. Bevilacqua, Fingerhut, Robinson, Pancia, Richter, Schneider, J. Bevilacqua,Veltri, Ciccotto, Urenovitch, Sn! Razr: Cole, Beauchamp, Blanchot, Goddard, Reisert, Rollbetg, Bensinger, Muglia, Valenti, Lauria, Kruger. Padgett, Saperstein. Frou! Rout Freamon, Maietta, Chimato, Gagliano, Westlund, Schaffner, Mr, Pierce, Bucchioni, Richfield, Mastronardi, Lopresti, Schields, Mayo. VARSITY AST year, the L Club and the Varsity Club were merged to facilitate operation. This year, the new, enlarged group has been utilized to help in small matters around the school. The organization, under the supervision of Mr. Forrester W. Pierce, Lawrence's Athletic Director, gives recognition to our sports leaders and athletes and provides an outlet through which they are able to have a winger in the Sport Picturefi BOWLING HE Kegglers are now definitely a lirst division club. Roland Iadanza, Ralph and james Bev- ilacqua, Frank Chimato, Mike Zarro, Phil Caporus- so, and Dominic Ridiciloso led the team. They won 28 games and lost l2, winding up in second place. Coached by Pop Pierce, they are vets of the '42-'45 season. They hope to capture the crown next year as practically the whole team will be back, rating to go, and ready to burn up the woodsu. Back Row: Chimato, R. Bevil- acqua, Caporusso, Ridicoloso. Front Row: R. ladanza, Mr. Pierce, Zarro.

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As in 1945 the hve split their two games with Woodinere, our rival The first game saw Lawrence take a 31-20 lead in the last quarter, and finally win out, 31-25. The second contest, in the Wood- mere gymnasium, gave the Bluejackets a victory, as they took a ten-point lead in the third period and kept it throughout the re- mainder of the encounter. Frank Chink'l Mari, Carmen Maris brother, George Morrissey, who finished his P. G. in january, Harv Levine, Julie Schneider, Bob Abrams, john Urenovitch, Joe Maiettag Vita Cisariog Ernie Rose and Russ Player, all saw service the past winter. 7? A1 -.ff-I J.V. BASKET1-L4I.IZ 'iron' ff-ff INCE the prime purpose of a jayvee squad is to build material for the following year, a large number of sophs, a few juniors and freshmen, and an eighth grader formulated the roster of this year's j.V. basketball team. Although they weren't so strong as former Little Tornado teams, the Jayvees this year have lots of fight and plenty of promise. Finishing just on the .SOO pace the kids were led in scoring by Perce Hicks, high scoring forward, who clinched the Hrst string job while only in eighth grade. Al Rafkin vied with Bob Seidenberg for the other forward spot and won out in the end. The center position was held by four different fellows during the year: George Kamber, Eddie Koehler, Benny Ardito, and Harv Levine, the latter playing Varsity ball most of the season. Bob Bullwinkle, Bob Landsman, Guy Becker, and jim Gleason were this year's guards, with the former duo having the inside edge. As reserves, Mark McGuire, George Wtinch, Ken Nebenzahl, Tom Shearer and Al Musachio also saw action. Kneeling: Seidenberg, Rafkin, Landsman, Standing: Ardito, Mr. Vanderbush, Koehler, McGuire, Bullwinkle, Gleason, Becker, Mager. 60