Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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DEDICATION rjlHERE are no retirements from the Lawrence 11 i li faculty this year, hut the high school will lose the services ol Mr. Theodore Ciamillo, who is assuming a new responsibility in the school district, that of principal of l S. 2, Inwood. Mr. Ciamillo is a graduate of l S. 4 and of Lawrence High School. He received his degrees from Lebanon Valley College and New York University, and returned from Army service to teach at P. S. 2 and the high school. For the past six years, he has served as head football coach, developing many of Lawrence’s finest stars. This year’s team was particularly outstanding, winning the Triple A championship. We wish Mr. Ciamillo much happiness and success in his new position, and in recognition of his services to Lawrence, we dedicate our yearbook to him. Mr. Theodore Ciamillo 7

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FORE WORD I KING our four years at Lawrence High, we have been observers of seven classes. Those classes that have gone before us have had the responsibility of recording our classes’ activities, and now that we wear the chief engineer’s cap, it is our job to record the activities, sports, and school life of the classes of 1956, 1957, 1958 and our own class of 1955. This is our purpose. Our motif or theme is one of those rickety old coal burners whose sparks we hope will shed some light on our interpretation of our wonderful school, its teachers, and students. Our theme might he called “A TRIP THROUGH LAW-RENCE.” We prefer to think of it as part of our trip through life—one lap of which we have shared together at Lawrence. Some of you seniors will spend many happy, nostalgic hours browsing through these pages one year, two years, or twenty years from the date of publication. And although Lawrence High School has meant many things to many people, we hope that everyone will find something here which impressed him most or which he best remembers. 6

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 First row—Mr. Reilly, Mr. Eldcrd, Chairman of the Hoard: Fruin, Mr. Lazrus. I)r. Vivona. Second row—Mr. It () A R I) OF EDUCATION LET us begin our trip through Lawrence High School with a look at the administrators of our school system, the men who lay the plans and make the decisions which make our school district outstanding in the educational opportunities it provides for tin youth of our area. Mayor Elderd and the four prominent citizens who serve with him constitute the Board of Education for School District 15. These gentlemen have given freely of their time and talent for many years to provide for us the best of educational services and facilities. May we, the students of Lawrence High, express our thanks for their many labors on our behalf. 8