Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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E at Lawrence really appreci- ate the friendship of the fac- ulty .... Too bad our teachers don't give us marks like those at the tight, though .... But they laugh at our jokes . . . and expect us to laugh at theirs .... They join in our activi- ties . . . and run many of them. . . . Show lots of spirit at school sport- ing events .... Some stay late after 3:50 to supervise clubs and athletics . . . and to keep us in for deten- tion. . . . And there's the teacher who caught us skipping English class .... among others .... And the one who sent us home for an excuse . . . but it was a nice day and we didn't mind the free time .... And we won't soon forget those new members of the faculty . . . they did a wonderful job . . . and made school a nicer place in which to live . . . and liven is the right word. . . . We got in trouble with the hall pa- trol . . . and we received a new course in health . . . or must we call it hygiene. . . And with this in mind we raise the curtain on Act One of the 1944 Lawrencian.

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MR. DODD To say that the position of Superintendent of Schools is a difficult one would be a gross understate- ment. Yet, Mr. Lawrence V. Dodd pursues his duties in that capacity with more than ordinary success. H task has become increasingly more trying with fl- passing of time, both through wartime exigencief an expansion in our school system. And, of cow the phenomenal advances in the comparatively ne., vocational department have been brought about largely through his untiring efforts. We are proud of Mr. Dodd, who, in his personal interest in student affairs, demonstrates his truly pro- gressive nature. ADMINISTRATION MR. MACDONALD The lowly Freshmen, the slightly higher Sopho- mores, the haughty Juniors, the proud Seniors, all are under the watchful and sympathetic eye of Mr. Cecil C. MacDonald, who, as principal for thirty-one years, has guided the destinies of many appreciative stu- dents of our school. His pleasant smile, cheery uhellof' and understanding manner have endeared him to all. In the years to come we shall look back upon the joy- ful days. spent at Lawrence, and recall especially the inspiring personality of Mr. MacDonald. 8