Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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Mrs. Deremer. KITCHEN STAFF It First row—Scholls, DeSibio, Brower, Murphy, Waerner, Enders, Deremer, Alger. Clark. for absentees, making appointments for student interviews, and assisting Miss Corazza and Mr. Davison in their work. A new part of our Guidance Department is the psychological service rendered by Mr. Martin Jacobs, assisted by Mrs. Jane Jenner. Serving District 15 are Mrs. Katherine Koppe. Mrs. Gene Doughty and Mrs. Helen McGinn, who are in the Superintendent’s office. These many women assist Mr. L. V. Dodd and administer many important community affairs, such as distributing working papers. Our machine, always spotlessly clean, has a number of able men to keep it in top condition. Nothing at Lawrence ever appears dirty or dusty, but how could anything after our custodians under Mr. Schreiber and Mr. Mazza have performed their invaluable tasks. Occasionally parts of our machine need to be oiled or greased. The same thing goes for many L. H. S. students who daily get their mid-day nourishment in our school cafeteria. The students can buy an appetizing vet inexpensive hot meal prepared by our Kitchen Staff under the direction of Miss inifred Sloane. In the girls' locker room any girl can easily find the indispensable Mrs. Rudloff who, assisted by Mrs. Coggins, answers every need. e wish to pay tribue to the late Mr. John Selover, Head Janitor, who passed away this year after serving the district since 1936. CUSTODIANS First row— Mr. Mazza. Mr. Traver. Mr. Buddy. Second row—Mr. Player, Mr. Mollu, Mr. DePalmer, Mr. Baxter. Mr. Srhreiber. Mr. John Selover. 23

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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.

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seniors undergraduates