Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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SUPERINTENDENT S OFFICE av' Mlss Polllano Mrs McGlnn Mlss Llsena Mrs Doughty ATTENDANCE OFFICER Mr Craft OFFICE STAFF ll I eallCI aCy URING the admlnlstratlon of F D Roosevelt bureaus b came an essentnal part of the government for carrying out the various func tlons of Its departments Such a necesstty IS evident nn our umon for even our government IS a complex mechanism By slight stretches of Imagination we can see how our school staffs correspond to those re government For example our supermtendents office IS comparable to the Government Opera tlons Committee Mr Clark Mrs McGlnn Mlss Llsena Mrs Jenner and Mlss Polltano asslst Dr Dodd and admtnlster many Important commu nity alfalrs such as dlstrlbutmg worknng papers Then, too we have a U S Informatnon Agency Our offlce staff executes such services as would be expected of the federal agency Calls to and from school are taken care of school attendance files Mlss Scala Mlss Beltran: Miss Koestner Mrs Greller Miss Mennelln are kept by the staff an gen era rlca wor for e school us done by Mrs Men Ill Mrs Beltran: and :ss Scala The word guldan e seems synonymous with advice there fore we conclude that our guidance saff IS the Nat onal Advrsory Commlttee responsu ble to the National Advlsory Board IMlss Corazza Miss Hartman and Mr Pagel Mrs Greller and Miss Koestner re 11? ,Mr l .. . . u I S . I I sponsible to the departments of the National ' I . . i . I . . I . I ' I ' , . , . . ' . . . . . 5 W , , , - , . I - - l, cle' l k th ne ', . ', M' i . , . l . , I . - , , . . , 24

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lralrrcf acer-.4 The commands of democracy re as Imperative as its privileges and opportunities are wrde and generous Its compulsion ts upon Woodrow Wllson MR ECKHARDT BECK Dtstrlct DI rector of Industrlal and Voca tlonal Arts Head of Vocatlonal Department MR FARRELL BERLE Auduo Vlsual Educational Supervlsor MR DONALD CLARK Admlnlstra tlve Assistant In Business MR HARRY NATHANSON Drs trlct Recreatlon Supervtsor Fllllllg Frrst row Mr Nathanson Mr Beck Second row Mr Clark Mr Berle Safety ts sane and practicable It ts a national asset af mesttmable value W H Cameron MISS MILDRED SCHOTTLAND Drlver Education MR HERMAN C WILD Drnver Educatton Assistant Coach of Football Head of Coach of Baseball 23 Mr Wald Mass Schottland

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if CUSTODIAL STAFFS Mrs Goggms Mrs Rudloff Frrst row Mazza Traver Player Lanzllotta Second row Brown lyden Mollo Broddy DePalmer Schrerber cord remarks and the counsellors and obtaIn homework assrgnments for absentees As the Rules and Admnts ration Commlttee Mr Craft and Mr Flscher our attendance oftl cers make sure that pupvls know the attendance rules When It comes to good wholesome food we can guve our knchen s products the government stamp for they have been prepared by the Lawrence Hlgh Pure Food Admlmstratlon MISS Sloane and her s aft gnve us tasty home cook Ing to provlde that extra energy so necessary to a growmg democracy The upkeep of a unIon IS the toundatlon for SUPERINTENDENTS OF BUILDING Mr Chlmentt Mr Elderd prlde In and respect for Its durabnllty We have lald thIs foundatlon through the establlshment of a General Servlces Admlmstratlon M Elderd buvldrng superlntendent Instructs Mr Mazza and Mr Schreiber In the KlTCHEN STAFF Frrst row Alger DeSIblo Stahl Enders Clark Murphy Second row Deremer work of thelr Corpg up to gov Ryan Scholts Sontag Burlmgame quahficatlons that make the ernment standards KeepIng our female popula tlon on llS toes are Mrs Rud loff and Mrs Goggms, he Publnc Works AdmIDISlI'CIlIOi1, whose servlces mlght Include flxmg a zlpper or 0 broken locker, or flndmg a gym sunt It IS certamly plam that wnthout the eftorts and specual Ized tasks of these staffs, our unlon could not functlon, nor could It be preserved 25 ll- . 'lrwxf ' 'cvs u I f , . I. .3 44 ' 1 gf Q F ' cf F '. sw I s . rl I F I ' , I lt. F 8 --li W . - g -1 lt I up gt' + . .F K' 4 lI . it I - . , . . . W 1 I I l . l , , u l Y 'WX' in ' ' l I . . , ' I I I , x . - I . . . . . l I, . . . . . . I ri l I ' I 'i I . I I I I ' W I ' I I I ' . ' I