Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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lll ll Xllllx And leaves a lonesome place agaunst the sky Edwun Markham Thus us R Year for Muss Nelle Kelley the year that marks the end of her years of fauthtul servuce to Lawrence Hugh pupuls the year that wull fund her come summer back home un lnduana! Muss Kelley earned her A B at lnduana Unuversuty and her M A at Columbua Unu guudung the readung wrutung and speakung habuts of class after class of Lawrence Hugh School senuors For the last sux years she has been head of the Englush depart ment Thus June Muss Kelley us returung to the home she has been buuldung hugh on a hulltop un southern lnduana not too far she tells us from Louusvulle Kentucky A most happy returement to you Muss Kelley! We shall muss you To you we deducate our 1956 yearbook MISS NELLE KELLEY versity. For thirty-three years she has been . . . I . . , .

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OME of the most cherished possessions of mankind are the annals of his his tory In smaller scope one of the most cherished possessions a person can retain is his memories When he thinks back to the days of his youth he will recall with a chuckle a smile or maybe even a tear the bygone days of his formal schooling Only then can he come to understand and appreciate fully the ancient though still As this yearbook unfolds before you it is not yet possible to appreciate the full purpose for which it was dedicated We of the Lawrencian staff sincerely hope that as the seasons come and go this our 1956 Lawrenclan may fulfill our desire to further in you a better appreciation of your days at Lawrence As this yearbook is in essence a form of communication which we hope will achieve our goal, we have developed our theme on the basis of this most important factor WAYS OF COMMUNICATION ' I I I I I I . . , . prized, gift of education. I ' 1 I I . I I . . I . I

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-n.-4 First row Mr Reilly Mr Elderd Chairman ofthe Board Dr Vivona Second row Mr Lazrus Mr Fruin BOARD OF EDUCATIUN UR yearbook begins its survey of Lawrence High School, appropriately enough with the Board of Education, the elected representatives of the taxpayers of School District 15, and the legislative committee which provides for us an attractive school plant, an efficient administration, and an effective teaching staff. For twelve years now, we seniors have made our way upward through the grades, utilizing the facilities of our school district and growing with them. May we express our thanks to the Board of Education for its untiring efforts to provide for Lawrence educational opportunities second to none. 8