Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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Mr. George D. Keller

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION Page 9 FACULTY Page 11 CLASSES Page 16 ACTIVITIES Page 60 SPORTS Page 88 SCHOOL LIFE Page 106 ADVERTISING Page 128 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Page 164

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DEDICATION SINCE 1921 Mrs. Hicks has devoted her efforts in behalf of the citizens of District 15. During her teaching career, she has been the personification of patience and wisdom. From the time Mrs. Hicks became faculty adviser to the Lawrencian her personal interest in its success has been an inspiration. Each year she willingly taught the students the fundamentals of producing a yearbook. And, whenever the staff needed encouragement and confidence, Mrs. Hicks was always there. 1952 marks the end of her stay here at Lawrence High School. We shall miss her as a teacher, as the adviser to the yearbook, but most of all, we shall miss her as a friend. As a member of the Lawrence High School faculty since 1921, Miss Katherine Hartigan has contributed toward the better education of the school children in District 15. Throughout the years, her ever-ready guidance as a science teacher has been outstanding. Miss Hartigan has been instrumental in encouraging the freshmen toward further scientific endeavors. Surely, Room 309 will not seem the same without her pleasant smile. In expressing our gratitude for her service to the school, we wish Miss Hartigan much happiness in the future. Mr. George D. Keller, Director of the Vocational Department, has just completed thirty-four and one half years of continued, unswerving devotion to the establishment of Industrial Arts and Vocational Education at Lawrence. Fine craftsmanship, respect for one's self and for one's work, promptness, and specific trade training have been a few of the many keystones he has contributed to the success of graduates, who have entered the industrial and business world. Our sincere best wishes are extended to Mr. Keller for an enjoyable and full life in retirement. Miss Florence A. Wood has been a member of the Lawrence High School faculty since 1928. As Head of Mathematics Department, Miss Wood has taught the students to help themselves. Not only does she command our respect, but also throughout the years, she has endeared herself to students and teachers alike. Even with all her other activities. Miss Wood has found time to devote her time and energy to the success of the Lawrence High School Math Club. It is with regret that we say farewell to Miss Wood. We extend our best wishes for her future happiness. It is with great pleasure that the Class of 1952 dedicates this Lawrencian to Mrs. Hicks, Miss Hartigan, Miss Wood, and Mr. Keller in recognition of their contributions to the young people of the community.