Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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FOREWORD DEFINITE purpose in life was never more needed than by the members of the Class of 1951. Only by developing every phase of our character, personality, and mental resources can we hope to achieve our goals in these turbulent times. During our four years at Lawrence High School, we have come to realize that all things worthwhile involve service. All our truly gratifying achievements are the result of the doing for someone else as well as for ourselves. Exemplary scholarship is not merely selfish learning in order to be the best in the class, but the building of knowledge and understanding so as to be of service to others. School activities offer us an ideal opportunity to integrate pleasure, skill, and service. By active club membership, we have learned to serve as we shall need to do in later life. In athletics, service is attained through teamwork. Here the fundamentals of group participation prepare us to work on a world team. Where better than in our everyday living at Lawrence High School can we render service? In the homeroom, in class organizations, in assemblies, and school publications we help our school and ourselves. Since service signifies doing, and the hand exemplifies this act, we have chosen the hand as the symbol of service for the theme of our yearbook.

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LAWRENCE, NEW YORK

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