Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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JAMES SIMMONDS English genevieve takas Head of Mathematics Dept. B.S. Pennsylvania Stale College B.A. Colgate University M.Kd. Pennsylvania State (College M.A. New York University and HoGtra College X 1NIFREI) SLOANE Head of Home Economics Dept. B.S. Massachusetts State Teachers College GABRIEL H. UHLAR Social Studies B.A. Wesleyan College M. A. Western Reserve University Candidate for Ph.D., Coliunhia University LUELLA M. STRAUCH Science A.B. Carthage College M A. University of Illinois MS. Columbia University BEATRICE WERNER School Nurse—Teacher New York University, Registered School Nurse HERMAN WILD Driving B.A. Cortland State Teachers College B.S. New York University HERBERT SWORDS Vocational Industrial Teacher Training, Syracuse University B.S. Oswego State Teachers College FRANK HITMAN Physical Education—Track Coach M.A. New York University Simmonds Sloane Strauch Swords Taras I hlar Werner Whitman Wild 21

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Phy si cal Education Murtilotta Merriam Mo her ft Morabito Nathan son Worsted l Page Pearson Posner Shottland Seaman Seaman JACK MARTILOTTA B.S. Ithaca College M.A. New York Uni.crsity RAY B. MERRIAM English Laurencian Ad riser A.B. Cornell University M.A. Cornell University ELSA M. MOBERG Mathematics B.A. New York State College for Teachers M.A. Columbia University JOSEPH MOR A BIT() Mathematics B.A. Syracuse University M.A. Syracuse Univeristy HARRY NATHANSON Athletic Director—Basketball Coach B.S. East Stromlsherg College M.A. New York University DAVID NORSTEDT Science B.A. Penn State College JOSEPH PAGE Head of Art Dept. Director of Adult Ed. B F.A. Syracuse University M. V. University of Buffalo ROY PEARSON Social Studies B.S. New Y’ork University M.A. New York University SADIE POSNER Spanish B.A. Middlclnirg (lollege M.A. Middlehurg College MILDRED SHOTTLAND D icing B.S. Queens College M..S. New York University ANN B. SEAMAN Assistant l.ibra ian B.A. Houghton College 20 MILDRED SEAMAN Social Studies A.B. Syracuse University

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School Staffs SUl’ERlNTENDENT'S OFFICE Mrs. McGinn, Mrs. Hoppe, Mrs. Doughty. HAVE you ever seen a complex machine in a factory? If you have, the first thin that you observed was the article being produced. Then you saw the body of the machine. But running the body were the gears, cogs, and rods that made the whole complicated mass work smoothly. These were the unseen parts without which the whole thing could not go. So it is with Lawrence High School. Along with the outer shell that comprises the school, there is a system which enables Lawrence to turn out its finished product—a fine student. This system is Lawrence High'-s co-ordinating unit, our school staff, which puts rules and regulations into effect and cares for the physical aspects of the building. When students are tardy, forget an excuse or simply have a headache, they naturally go to the principal’s office. Taking care of all their needs are Miss Andrea Romero, .Mrs. Dorothy Vi right, and Mrs. Anna Beltrani. These women clear all phone calls and take care of attendance records. A very important part of our machine is Mrs. Ruth Erhardt of the Guidance Department. U hen we have immediate problems, want a college catalogue or have a college application to he filled out, she is the one that we turn to. Her numerous activities include the recording of all marks on our scholastic records, getting homework assignments OFFICE GIRLS First row—Mrs. !{«-•- 1 Haeseker, Miss Andrea Romero, Mrs. Ruth Erhardt. Mrs. Dorothy W right. TRUANT OFFICERS Seated- Mr. Craft. Stnndinit Mr. Kirsner.