Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

Edvcrs CH UNDA LEHRMAN HAROLD OASSENHENMER LHC Off JANICE ANDREWS RONNIE STE N Phofogrophy EWU r ' r RONALD ROGERS CAROLE HALPERKN PETER DIAMOND CONSTANCE PNZZKGATN Focufvf Advvse RAY B MERRIAM Busmess Monog DONA' D HAMBURG S KENNETH RATZAN PATWCNA BYRNES sv mm Foamy Acw MARGARET REED , fw C 'ef '. Edvsrs ' , N ' E o Aff Emo er AdfC'f'lS'V'Q Movogef Q fculcmorv Manage: V UC! 'S ' V f S SEV .MN I 0I 0Ul0I I S we reflect on the portion of our llves that has gone by we can not help but feel great prlde In being what we are Americans Our government symbolizes all the greatness that IS ours lts branches work smoothly together to achieve a slngle goal a healthy happy wise cltlzenry The administrators the legislators the IUSTICSS each IS a representative of the people each IS entrusted wlth the hopes of these people There IS a very close parallel between our school and our government Both are organlzatrons of the people for the people both represent an agency designed to assist to guide to teach The admlnrstratlon and the faculty of Lawrence have upon their shoulders much the same responslblllty carried by our Federal officials They are also entrusted with the people's hope for the future the students of today It IS our desire to show you our school as an Integral part of our government Each lnstltutlon that takes as nts goal the education of the people IH an attempt to make them better cltlzens IS ln and of Itself a government We the Seniors of Lawrence Hugh School In order to portray the actlvltles of this year to establish everlasting tles to thus school to Insure a permanent record of cherished memories to provide an opportunity to relive these four years every time we look through this publication and to secure the blessing that a knowledge of our government aFfords do ordam and establish this yearbook for the year l957 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 t f 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . PDIUIMMINIIYIU 0QL04wf4f Qf+4QfQ d'lJ0?f 'l' , QQUMQQMQQZ QMWQM MmMh C Q PL-odfff C 2 , WWJJJ MR CECIL H MAHOOD HIS year marked the termmatlon of Mr Cecll H MaHood s career ID the teachlng professlon Mr MaHood received his bachelors degree from Morningside Col lege and has masters degree from Columbla Umverslty He came to Lawrence In I933 as a teacher of English He then became vlce prmcnpal of the hugh school at Freeport and later prmclpal of an elementary school there ln 1945 he was appointed prlncopal of Lawrence Hugh School Mr MaHood felt Lawrence to be one of the outstandmg secondary schools of the state a posmon he strove always to mamtaln We wish Mr MaHood every happiness In his retirement Wlth the hope that this token wlll express In part our gratltude we dedicate our yearbook the l957 Lawrenclan to hum l l X 0 l'. a 00 .E ! v V, A, az H J . 14.4.7 f MISS ELSIE R TEFFT HIS year marked the termlnatlon of Mass Elsie R Teftts career In the teaching profession Miss Tefft received her bachelors degree from Cornell University and her masters degree from New York University She came to Lawence an l92O as a teacher of social studies She became head of the Citizenship Education De Miss Teftt enloyed a long tenure at Lawrence Hugh years of growth and change a development to which she always contributed materially We wish Miss Tefft every happiness In her retirement With the hope that this token will express in part our gratitude we dedicate our yearbook the 1957 Lawrencian, to her ss- im 0 ' ef! partment and, in l935, was appointed assistant principal. Y v V - Y X MGP!! ! 6AlCatLOIl VERY government and every school dlstruct depends ultimately on Its executuves and legnslators The legislators of our school dlstruct are the members of our board of educatnon the five promlnent and public splrlted men pictured below men who have for years devoted their time and talents to the furtherance of publlc education In our school dlstrlct May we express to them to our able admunustrators and to the taxpayers of School Dlstrlct l5 our sincere appreclatlon for the wisdom and vlslon with which they are provadlng for the educational needs of our student body now and In the years to come Frrst row Mr Really M Elderd Dr Vlvona Second row Mr Lazrus Mr Fruun 0' anna 8 DR LAWRENCE V DODD Superintendent ot Schools N lnterestmg student actnvuty us that con cerned wuth the preparatuon of a yearbook It enables students to capture much of the spmt of their hugh school and to chromcle thelr actlvltles The publlc school as a hughly effective tram mg ground for democracy lt IS hoped that at wall and young people In developing a deter mmatlon to make democracy work Working to gether In school actlvltles IS a most effective preparation for the applucatlon of umty and cooperation In later life As you have learned to face Issues squarely In student llfe It IS ex pected that you have been prepared to make unbuased declslons There IS much evidence to mdlcate that your school actlvltles have been vital and Interesting Your record has been ac compllshed by consistently good work Best wishes to the Class of l957 YJZM XeCLltlUe el9lll'th'lellt HE teachers you have had throughout your years In the publlc school were selected not only for a knowledge of their sublect fields and the ablllty to transmit It to others but for personal qualltles whnch nt was believed would contribute to your conhnued growth In deslr able attitudes habits and Ideals Ths IS recognltlon of the fact that your success as a person will be determined not so much by what you know as by what you are Your graduation from hugh school attests to your mastery of a certain amount of sublect matter and, more tmportantty to your readiness for adulthood which after all I5 the first atm of educatlon -Lyqiwabq Assistant to the Superintendent K ' A . . . I . . - C MR. HENRY C. BOSCHERT I ' , ' , ' . i ' in u a . . ' l r . I ' I r ' ' Q! 9 EN teachers puplls and parents plan together toward common goals In edu cation results are generally of hugh quality Our hugh school teachers are dedicated to the mlsslon of tralnlng boys and gurls to the necessltles prlvlleges and responslbllltues of Amerlcan cmzenshlp You Sensors have cooper ated In the trammg that has been the basis of your four years here and you wlll now proceed to put unto practlce some of that trammg And many of your parents have worked with teachers as well as with you In settmg up long range plans and In makmg It posslble for you to reach thus conspicuous mllepost Congratulatlons and Good Luck to each mem ber of thus splendid Class of I957 Quiet? 51-79Lo-:JL MR CECIL H MAHOOD W Prmclpal HE Lawrenclan affords me the last oppor tunlty to talk to you the Lawrence Hugh School students This school has much to olter In helping mold your future years It IS for you to be dlscernlng enough to grasp what IS with In your reach All through lrfe there wlll con tlnue to be opportunltnes Be sure that you make the most of them Keep In mlnd rt IS never too late to make a new start For me this IS graduation after many strenu ous but Interesting years worklng wlth Faculty and students here at Lawrence To each of you I am wlshlng success and happiness rn the future I only hope you wlll upon leaving Law rence Hugh School, have the pleasant memories and friendships that I am taking wlth me QQ,,.,L..Q MISS ELSIE R TEFFT Assrstant Prmcrpal I I , . .. I .. I ...- , I l 4 I . 1 ' IO RADUATING from hugh school IS a slgnlflcant achievement However It IS not an end ln Itself but a step IH the dlrectlon of further accomplishment Whether or not such an accomplnshment us worthy of consxderatuon rests wuth each md: vidual It IS his declslon to make Some of the qualntles needed In an lndlvldual to help hum to make the proper declslons are kindness cour tesy honesty and a conslderatlon for the rights of hls fellow man A person endowed wth these qualltles almost always seems to mak the cor rect declslon In any endeavor My wlsh for you sensors ss tha ln your ea gerness to contlnu onward you will honestly attemp to make the above mentlonerl qualltles an essentlal part of your equipment for faclng u e W fzfjffffwmffwl-4 MR FRANK KRIZ Assistant Prrncrpal MR JAMES SIMMONDS Principal BASICALLY sound concept of education as the reallzatlon that the age old Ideas of ln tegrlty courtesy, consideration and the wllllng ness to work for ones attalnments are some of the really worthwhile things un llfe Success ln llfe IS the result of honest effort lntelllgently ex pended To a-tam one s goal It IS necessary to establish an oblectuve toward whuch all effort ns directed Seek dlllgently for wusdom and un derstandlng for true happiness jew-Kjxf ' I I I . I I .. e - . . .' L. , 'K A ' ,st . 3 . -lg . ' . .. 5 l . , . t rf. ,y JJ - I - ll Mr Krlz Mlss Coraua Mlss Hartman Mr Page Ml GHC? God bless America Land that I love Stand beside her and guide her MISS ANNE CORAZZA Glrls Counsellor lor Juniors and Seniors Sponsor Marshals MISS VIRGINIA HARTMAN Counsellor for Freshman and Sophomore Girls MR FRANK X KRIZ Vocahonal Guidance and Placement MR JOSEPH PAGE Director of Guidance Boys Counsellor for Sophomores .lunlors and Sensors I2 .. - I Through the night with a lighl from above. First ro Miss OSuIIvan Miss Lulzzo Mr Daly Mrs Denton Mass Baczynski Second ro Mr Doyle Mr Woltte ch Mr Umans Miss Reed Mr Merr am Mr Jones Mr Russo And thus we see on either hand We name our blessings whence they ve sprung We call our country Father Land We call our language Mother Tongue Samuel Lover MISS REGINA BACZYNSKI English Public Speaking Oratorlcal Contests MR DANIEL DALY English Head of English Department Director of Dramatlcs Senior MR DONALD DOYLE English AssistantJ V Football Coach Sophomore Class Adviser MRS MADELINE F DENTON English Journalism Mental Pabulum Adviser MR RICHARD JONES English MISS MARY LUIZZO English MR RAY B MERRIAM English Director of Adult Education Lawrenclan Adviser MISS NOREEN O SULLIVAN English MISS MARGARET REED English Lawrencian Adviser MR SALVATORE JOSEPH RUSSO English Radio Club MR STANTON H UMANS English Literary Seminar Club MR JOHN A WOLFTEICH English I3 . W- . , i I . . , ' ' . I . .1 W- I I . i , . , ' , . i , . , . . . : I . I . . I . . Q I . I . Q . . I . Class Adviser, Creative Writing Clubg Honor Society Inductionsg Graduation Speeches. - , ' 1 ' - - 1 . . , ' 5 I p ' . . , . , . . . I . I . . I . . . , . I t . . ' . , I . . . , 5 ' ' . . . , . Clellbe The sfales are the laboratories of the federal government Charles Beard MR WALTERL AHNER General Sclence Physlcs Physics Club Head of Science Department MR ARTHUR ALEXANDER Biology Biology Club MR DAVID NORSTEDT General Science Chemistry Chemlslry Physics Club Chemistry Club MISS LUELLA M STRAUCH General Science MISS BESSIE ZOULIS General Science Norsledl Mss Zo ls Mr Ru ge M Ahne M Ae o de Mss S1 auc 14 MR. RICHARD R. RUNGE, General Scienceg Biologyg Biology Club. Mr. ,i ui, . n,r, r, r.lxn r, l r h. f GIHKZEICJ To the people add the power From the power subtract tyranny Multiply the country s assets Dfvrde nts deflcrts Result America Anonymous MISS MARYANN CLEARY Elementary Algebra MRS KATHERINE M COSTELLO Elementary Algebra MR GEORGE GLENDAY Plane Geometry Advanced Algebra Junlor Class Advlser Math Club Math Team MR SHELDON GRAY Plane Geometry Intermediate Algebra MR WALTER A KRETZ Elementary Algebra Faculty Manager ofAtI'1letlcs Intramural Basketball MISS ELSA M MOBERG Intermediate Algebra Solid Geometry Trigonometry MR JOSEPH MORABITO Plane Geometry First ro Mss Costello Mtss Moberg Mss Cleary Seco d ro Mr Glenday Mr Gray Mr Morablo Mr Kretz Mr Reynolds I5 Mr Haber Mss Longo Mrss Abrams Mlss Leavh Mvss Benson Mss Posner Mr Morabulo Ofelgll dll lla ed Language IS the archives of history Languages are the pedigrees of nahons Calvun Coolidge MISS RUTH ABRAMS Spanish MR LEO HABER Hebrew Lahn Hebrew Club MISS MABEL LEAVITT Lahn Head of Foreign Language Department Honor Socnety Lahn Cohorts Lahn Senatus MISS FANNIE LONGO Spanish French MR JOSEPH MORABITO Spanish MISS SADIE POSNER Spanish Chairman of Flower Commlflee I6 MISS DORIS BENSON, Frenchg French Club. ,-1111 l First ro Mss Hobbs Mss Glffth Mrs Seaman Mrss Smulh Second row Mr Martone Mr Uhlar Mr Baker Mr Croft Mr Pearson Mr Keuhn Mr Hrllln ltLZel'l5Lll0 6JMCafl0n Hrstory rs the chart and compass for natronal endeavor Helps MR EDWARD BOLGER lnot plcturedl Amerucan Hlstory Durector of School Bus Program MR ROBERT CROFT World Geography World Hlstory MISS DOROTHY GRIFFITH American History Head of Cltlzenshlp Educatuon Depart ment MR J C HILLIN Cmzenshup Educatnon Freshman Football Varsuty Basketball MISS ETHEL E HOBBS Crtlzenshlp Education WILLIAM F KOGEL lnot pncturedl World Hrstory ARTHUR KUEHN World Geography World History CHARLES J MARTONE World Geography Amerlcan Hlstory Assnstant Varslty Football Coach Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach ROY PEARSON Amerucan Hlstory Assembly Programs Press Releases Audlo Visual Aids Club MRS MILDRED SEAMAN World Geography MISS CHARLOTTE M SMITH American History World Geography Honor Socuety MR GABRIEL UHLAR World Hustory American Hvstory I7 I Q , ' MR. JAMES BAKER, World Geographyg Freshman Class Adviser. MR. . ' , ' . MR. , 5 ' . MR. . , 5 I I g I I MR- , ' ' 1 : 1 ' - 0Cafl0l'ldL Labor IS discovered to be the grand conqueror enrachrng and building up nations Mr more surely than the proudest battles Wllllam Ellery Chanmng ECKHARDT BECK Head of Dastrlct Vocational Department FRANK CLARKSON Electrical Shop J LOUlS FLEMING Automotuve Shop FRANK KRlZ Vocational Guidance and Placement JOHN MAROSY Mechanlcal Drawing Vocatlonal Drawnng FRANK J REICH Sheet Metal and Weldmg Shop Football Coach Basketball Coach McLELLAN REYNOLDS Vocatlonal Math Vocational Science Intramural Softball Director Marosy Mr S ords Mr Mattson Mr Reich Mr Beck Mr Clarkson Mr Krz Mr Reynolds M Flem ng 18 'U - f MR. , ' ' ' . MR. , ' . MR. . , ' . MR. , ' ' . MR. , ' ' , ' ' . MR. JAMES MATTISON, Building Tradesg Carpentry. MR. . , ' 5 7 MR. , ' 5 ' ' g . , . w , . i , , ' , . , . , . i, . , r. Frsf row Mass Jack Second row Mss Koerber Mr Sione Mr Hirsch Urflliejzf The business of Amerrca IS busmess Calvm Coolidge MR ERNEST HIRSCH Bus ncss Treasurer Lawrence Hugh School Extra Curricular Ac MRS KATHERINE B JACK Typewrlhng Secretarial Prachce Adviser Secretarial Club Business Placement MISS KATHRYN KOERBER Typewrmng Shorthand MR KELSEY STONE JR Shorthand Infroduchon to Business Busmess Arlthmenc Adviser Clerical Prac ce Club 19 1 - ' . - a , . , . ' . . . , 5 1 1 ' - ' - fivifies Fundp Golf Coach. . S Q I . . I . . I . . V- I . . I . i , .I I . . P . 5 . . . . L, .. . Miss Lythgoe. Miss Garver, Mr. Epp, Mr. Jones. Aff The art of good government re- flects the wisdom of its painters. Anonymous MISS ALICE LYTHGOE, Artg Art Club. ufiic We join ourselves to no party that does not carry the fiag and keep step to the music of the Union. Rufus Choate MR. KONSTANTIN EPP, Bondi Orchestrag Twirling. MISS DOROTHY GARVER, Vocal Musicp Choral Di- rectory Mixed Chorusg General Chorusp Freshman Chorus. MR. ARTHUR JONES, Chairman of Music Department, Instrumental Music. MR. ANTHONY POLLERA lnot picturedl, Chorusg Twirl- ing. 20 01710 C0ll0ll'llCJ No genuine observer can decide otherwrse that the homes of a nation are the bulwarks of personal and national safety J G Ho and MRS JUSTINA FLYNN Homemakung MISS CATHERINE OCONNOR Homemaklng Junior Red Cross J V Cheerleaders MISS WINIFRED E SLOANE Chanrman of Home Eco nomlcs Department Director School Lunch Program OZ, fa fy 'You can cover a great deal of country In books Andrew Lang MISS RUTH C ICE, Head of Ll brary Department MRS ANN B SEAMAN, Asslstant Llbraruan MISS KATHLEEN TREACY, Library Clerk 21 S2 Mass OConner Mrs Flynn Mass Sloane Mrs Seaman Mass Ice Mlss Treacy W- ,t.. 1, it-Efyefg r - I I . . I . , . , I I 5 . . . . , - 5 . .6 L Mrs Werner Jflmhlt 'The health of nations is more important than the wealth of nations. Will Durant MRS L BEATRICE WERNLR School Health Service Frrst row Mrss Butler Mrs Barber Second row Mr Mondschem Mr Mar hlotta Mr Whutman 'i 8 L 22 p y5lCa! g6lMCafl0l'l Polmcal democracy as It exists and practrcally works ln America wlth all :ts threatening evils sup plaes a training school for making first call men lt IS lrfe s gym nasfum Walt Whltman MRS MURIEL T BARBER Glrls Physical Education Adviser Glrls Sports Gym Leaders Club MISS ELLEN BUTLER Girls Phys :cal Education Adviser Glrls Sports Gym Leaders Club MR JACK MARTILOTTA Boys Physucal Education Head Foot ba Coach J V Basketball Coach MR IRVING MONDSCHEIN Boys Physical Educatlon J V Football Varsity Track MR FRANK WHITMAN Health Boys Physical Education Varslty Bowling Coach J V Bowling Intramural Bowling lralrrcf acer-.4 The commands of democracy re as Imperative as its privileges and opportunities are wrde and generous Its compulsion ts upon Woodrow Wllson MR ECKHARDT BECK Dtstrlct DI rector of Industrlal and Voca tlonal Arts Head of Vocatlonal Department MR FARRELL BERLE Auduo Vlsual Educational Supervlsor MR DONALD CLARK Admlnlstra tlve Assistant In Business MR HARRY NATHANSON Drs trlct Recreatlon Supervtsor Fllllllg Frrst row Mr Nathanson Mr Beck Second row Mr Clark Mr Berle Safety ts sane and practicable It ts a national asset af mesttmable value W H Cameron MISS MILDRED SCHOTTLAND Drlver Education MR HERMAN C WILD Drnver Educatton Assistant Coach of Football Head of Coach of Baseball 23 Mr Wald Mass Schottland SUPERINTENDENT S OFFICE av' Mlss Polllano Mrs McGlnn Mlss Llsena Mrs Doughty ATTENDANCE OFFICER Mr Craft OFFICE STAFF ll I eallCI aCy URING the admlnlstratlon of F D Roosevelt bureaus b came an essentnal part of the government for carrying out the various func tlons of Its departments Such a necesstty IS evident nn our umon for even our government IS a complex mechanism By slight stretches of Imagination we can see how our school staffs correspond to those re government For example our supermtendents office IS comparable to the Government Opera tlons Committee Mr Clark Mrs McGlnn Mlss Llsena Mrs Jenner and Mlss Polltano asslst Dr Dodd and admtnlster many Important commu nity alfalrs such as dlstrlbutmg worknng papers Then, too we have a U S Informatnon Agency Our offlce staff executes such services as would be expected of the federal agency Calls to and from school are taken care of school attendance files Mlss Scala Mlss Beltran: Miss Koestner Mrs Greller Miss Mennelln are kept by the staff an gen era rlca wor for e school us done by Mrs Men Ill Mrs Beltran: and :ss Scala The word guldan e seems synonymous with advice there fore we conclude that our guidance saff IS the Nat onal Advrsory Commlttee responsu ble to the National Advlsory Board IMlss Corazza Miss Hartman and Mr Pagel Mrs Greller and Miss Koestner re 11? ,Mr l .. . . u I S . I I sponsible to the departments of the National ' I . . i . I . . I . I ' I ' , . , . . ' . . . . . 5 W , , , - , . I - - l, cle' l k th ne ', . ', M' i . , . l . , I . - , , . . , 24 if CUSTODIAL STAFFS Mrs Goggms Mrs Rudloff Frrst row Mazza Traver Player Lanzllotta Second row Brown lyden Mollo Broddy DePalmer Schrerber cord remarks and the counsellors and obtaIn homework assrgnments for absentees As the Rules and Admnts ration Commlttee Mr Craft and Mr Flscher our attendance oftl cers make sure that pupvls know the attendance rules When It comes to good wholesome food we can guve our knchen s products the government stamp for they have been prepared by the Lawrence Hlgh Pure Food Admlmstratlon MISS Sloane and her s aft gnve us tasty home cook Ing to provlde that extra energy so necessary to a growmg democracy The upkeep of a unIon IS the toundatlon for SUPERINTENDENTS OF BUILDING Mr Chlmentt Mr Elderd prlde In and respect for Its durabnllty We have lald thIs foundatlon through the establlshment of a General Servlces Admlmstratlon M Elderd buvldrng superlntendent Instructs Mr Mazza and Mr Schreiber In the KlTCHEN STAFF Frrst row Alger DeSIblo Stahl Enders Clark Murphy Second row Deremer work of thelr Corpg up to gov Ryan Scholts Sontag Burlmgame quahficatlons that make the ernment standards KeepIng our female popula tlon on llS toes are Mrs Rud loff and Mrs Goggms, he Publnc Works AdmIDISlI'CIlIOi1, whose servlces mlght Include flxmg a zlpper or 0 broken locker, or flndmg a gym sunt It IS certamly plam that wnthout the eftorts and specual Ized tasks of these staffs, our unlon could not functlon, nor could It be preserved 25 ll- . 'lrwxf ' 'cvs u I f , . I. .3 44 ' 1 gf Q F ' cf F '. sw I s . rl I F I ' , I lt. F 8 --li W . - g -1 lt I up gt' + . .F K' 4 lI . it I - . , . . . W 1 I I l . l , , u l Y 'WX' in ' ' l I . . , ' I I I , x . - I . . . . . l I, . . . . . . I ri l I ' I 'i I . I I I I ' W I ' I I I ' . ' I WE THE PEOPLE W A' 1 5 ' vw' ' 1 -U. ' 1 ' ,' . - -, w .+ F' 1 ' Y iff QA ! A if F-i V ' :funk H ' J- anigeaf ibedfiny H NOMINATE the students of the class of l957 for the posltlon of cutuzens ready to do thelr part an our democracy Thus class has spent four years of tralmng for th s capacrty and It meets all the quallflcatlons Four years ago when over three thundred 'fre h men entered thus school they did not look luke the crtlzenry of our country but before long even th upp rclassmen couldnt puck out these ycarlungs Early rn the year a slate of offi cuals mcludlng Mr Leslne class adviser Arnold Weuss president Kenneth Ratzan vrce presrdent Frank Teramo secretary and Jamce Andrews treasurer was elected and Immediately kept tts Marco Benedetto Kenneth Ratzan lrwln Russo and Frank Teramo were elected president vlce president secretary and treasurer to help through the all important Sensor year Some tumes sumply observant sometlmes rrght In the middle of everything Mr Daly our Senior class advlser constantly and patlently rendered has services Thus year found the mldnlght orl llghtmg the profound pages of Brownstein and Werner some of our more talented members competmg nation wade scholarshrp programs everyone run nmg home at three In search of college mall SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS I I I , . - - .. I ' , , US l . . l , - . . . . I - . , .. . . . Q 1 . I ' I ' I . . . . . , I . e e ' ' ' - 1 I ' ' ' . ' , ' . In I I I I I I 1 - I - , . First row-Benedetto. Second row-Teramo, Russo, Ratzan and Mr. Daly. . . . ' , ' I I t. 1. - , I , ' I I t. H - Q I I - ' - .. . .. - , . . , . ' I I I I ' 1 u v I . . f . , I , , , 1 F 1 ' I 1 I ' . . tt ' ' , . . . ,, - - -I campaign pledge by runnmg the P T A Get Acqualnted Dance Mr Hlgglns class advnser and the reelected prlor term oFFicers were the leaders ln our Sopho more year The Soph Hop Julius Caesar Sweethearts the Buskm Tournament and Re gents were taken In strlde by this veteran class A Truple A Crown In football more concerts and dramatlc presentatlons college boards and more work marked the admmlstratlon of our Junior class officers Mr Gray class adviser Marco Benedetto presndent Kenneth Ratzan vuce president Frank Teramo secretary and Ar nold Weiss treasurer Our thlrd year was ended by a successful prom whlch reenacted the Wed dung In Monaco On the lnghter slde we had a successful Buskm Tournament and an excltlng Senror Day The Senior Play provided an opportunuty for our dramatusts June Nnght came and wlth It the rewards to the superlatlve members of our class The Senior Prom concluded the happlness of our four years wrth nts final Auld Lang Syne June 24 l957 Graduation Day the class gathered for the last trme to ex end honors to the students who had excelled an studles and to lnsten to the three sages l second the nomrnatlon and move the elec taon of thus class to the positron of class extraor dlnalre SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE Elected Speaker of the House for the term 19561957 was Kenneth Ratzan Wlth has 9651 f average Ken was Indeed worthy of thus appomtment A well rounded lndlvldual our valedlctorlan was vlce president of his class for four years varsity letterman for basketball and baseball Lawrencran Circulation Manager pres :dent of Honor Society a Marshal and actlve nn many clubs As he was first In our small unlon we predict he will contlnue to lead and to serve has fellow cltlzens In the future PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE Taking second honors as President Pro Tem pore was Barbara Cohen and rightly so for she accumulated an average of 95 95 I Das tmgulshlng her from other cltlzens Barbaras leadership and character were manifested by her partlcnpahon as co ed Pabulum where she was In a posltlon to gave patrlotlc support to the unlon and In Honor Society Busklns language and math clubs and sports Her hugh school career made a firm basis for Barbara s future ambition to play a prominent part un mternahonal affalrs MAJORITY LEADER Malornty Leader Allce Rudder dlstnngulshed herself as an eager cltlzen a capable leader An average of 9515 as well as whipping around between language clubs math meets literary endeavors and Honor Society meetings has entitled her to the official positron of third honor speaker As co editor of the Mental Pabu lum Alice has kept the news In the hands of the people Allce was the 1956 1957 leader of the Law rence Hugh School party an power the platform of which ns scholarship leadership servlce and character , . . . , Q - . .. I I . I . . . I - I I I I . I , . I 9. ' I ' - itor of the Mental I .. . I . . I . I .. I I I . . I . . .' .I . ADDONA .IOHN AIKENS DOLORES Twrn Lady With a Lamp Volleyball I 2 Baseball I Basketball l Mlxed Chorus 2 Latm Club 3 Lawrencuan Advertlslng Kappa Hr Y AIKENS DOROTHY Twrn o Knrt One Pearl Two Volleyball l 2 Softball 'I Kappa HIY I Freshman Chorus l Lawrencran Advertising l Band Il l Band ALBERT LARRY Larry President of Brooks Brothers Math Club 3 Lawrenclan Clrculatlon 4 Mental Pabulum Cnrculatnon 3 4 Intramural Baseball 3, intramural Basketball 2 3 Intramural Bowlrng 2 3 Alcar HI Y 4 General Chorus 2 Mnxed Chorus 3 NATIONAL cowvmlmrs ARE HEL? M EA H PARTY caoosfas mls CANDIDATE HE MAKES QQ ALTMAN ROBERT Bob Golf Pro Physlcs Club 4 Brology Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Bowling 2 4 Varslty Golf 2 3 4 Sclence Club 3 4 Math Club ANDERMAN LOIS Model for Advertisements Theta Omega H1 Y l 2 3 Presrdent 4 General Chorus 2 Jumor Red Cross 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Math Club 3 Vol Ieyballl 2 4 Softball 2 3 4 Badmmton 2 Gym Leaders 4 ANDREWS JANICE an Pnnclpal of No 4 School Class Treasurer 'l 2 Honor Socuety 3 4 Marshals 3 Co Captam 4 Lawrencuan Lnterary Staff 3 Lrterary Edrtor 4 Lawrenclan Advertrsrng 3 4 Lawrenclan Clrculatlon 4 General Chorus 2 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Gym Leaders 2 Varsrty Cheerleading 4 Epsrlon HIY l 2 Treasurer 3 Vlce President 4 Badmlnton I 2 3 Honor Team 4 Volley Sungmg Club 2 Tumbhng 3 School Councrl 2 Buology Club 4 ANGO FRANCES Fran Bookkeeper for an mvest ment llrm General Chorus I Clerical Practlce Club 4 44 1 -- , . 1 . ' . . . Dt. . . ' , 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I2, 3, 4. 1 --- U --- . .-- , ... ... L ... 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 -- 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 I . Q QL - 1 . ID 3 ' . - - . -A 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 i 1 1 i ' 7 'I I , 1 . 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - ball l, 2, 3, 41 Bowling l, 3, 41 Softball l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish . . F . I . 5 . , ...Lo... ' , ' - - , , , 7 . .. 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 M- MU, 'A 1 1 1 A 111 L APPELBAUM CAROL Head of the Vlsrhng Nurses Asso clatlon Alpha Zeta Hu Y l 2 3 Chaplain 4 Hebrew Club l 2 3 4 .Iunlor Red Cross 3 4 General Chorus 2 3 Mixed Chorus 4 ARNO STANLEY Tank Manager of the New York Aquarium Math Club 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Intramural Baseball 2 3 ASKEW JOHN Lord Askew .l V Baseballl 2 J V Football 2 Intramural Basketballl Ford Test Driver AXELROD BARBARA Bobbn Varsity Cheerleader for Syracuse Hebrew Club l 2 3 Volleyball l Bas ketball 3 Varsuty Cheerleadmg 3 4 Mental Pabulum Cnr culatlon 3 4 Math Club 3 Science Club 3 Zeta H Y I 2 3 Theta Omega Hn Y 4 Lowrenclan Corculatlon 4 Jumor Red Cross 4 Mt. SPEELHES ALL UJER THE UUNTFY Urs J BAILEY BARBARA Bobble Photographer for Lnfe Magazme Band l 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 Presldent 4 Lawrencuan Advertnslng 3 Gamma HIY 4 Junuor Red Cross 4 Volleyball 'I Softball l BARST MICHELE Shelly A new partner for Fred Astaire Transfer from Walt Whutman Junlor Hugh School Softball 2 Theta Omega HIY 2 Treasurer 3 4 Basketball 3 Volleyball 3 ,lumor Red Cross 3 4 Math Club 3 Spanush Slngnng Club 2 Lawrencuon Advertusmg 3 BASILE DAVID Worm Baslles Television Radio 8. Appliance Store Baseball 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 Golf BAUMAN VIOLET No l singer on the Hit Parade Freshman Chorus l Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 V Twlrlmg l Zeta HIY l 2 3 Theta Omega HIY Lawrenclan Advertlsmg 3 Spanlsh Slnglng Club 2 3, . H , ... ' , ... ... I ..- - ,,, 1 .. ,:.. 1 . .111 11 1 I 1 , ... ... , ... '... I 1 1: .11 1 - 1- 1 .1 - 11 1 1 I- 1 11 -1 1 :I W E 5 11 1 ,1 ' T.'.ANn 1 use .uno I I nun ..o ..1 . ,111 ,,, 1.1 11 1 1 - 1 1,2- 1 1 - , , ...Vi.... ' ' 1 11: 1 - 1 1 -l-- 1 - 1,1 -41 1 1 1 ,1 1 - 1 1 . sky, - 'ff f 1 ., 4 ' it x A 'T BELLER LINDA ln T Here I Come nd I 2 D 2 3 4 Junlor Red Cross Creative Wrltlng Club 4 Tenms I 2 Volleyball I Math Club 3 4 Hebrew Club 3 4 Orchestra 4 BENEDETTO MARCO College All Amerrcan Class Presndent 2 3 4 Marshals 3 CoCaptoln 4 Lawrencnan Clrculatlon 4 Mental Pabulum Curculahon 4 School Councll y Club I 4 Vo ball Varslty Baseball I 2 3 4 J V Bosketballl Varsity Bas ketball 2 3 4 Varsuty Bowlnng 3 4 H1 Y 4 Mnxed Chorus NELW5 BERMAN ALAN An actors lot rs quite the happy one Buskms 2 3 4 Intramural Bowllng 4 Intramural Softball 3 Creative Wrltlng 4 Mixed Chorus 4 BERMAN FROMA ro Singer wrth Xavier Cugats Orchestra Freshman Chorus I General Chorus Mixed Chorus Secretary 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Math Club 3 Spamsh Slngmg Club I 2 Junlor Red Cross 2 Home Room Representatlve 3 Sngma HI Y I 2 3 Correspondmg Secretary 4 Volleyball I Pnng Pong 3 Lawrencuan Adver tnslng 3 Lawrenclan CIFCUIGTIOD 4 RA I 11 L1 ERS Wx A ,C sz CDfw'? 1'T'r'7O BENSON MARTHA Sullivan Award Wmner Mar shals 3 4 Gamma HIY 2 3 Secretary 4 Lawrenclan Clrculatnon 4 Home Room Representative 3 4 Clerlcal Practnce Club Vice President 4 Freshman Chorus I Mixed Chorus 3 General Chorus 4 Gym Leaders 2 Honor Team olleyball Honor Team I 2 3 Ba tball Honor Team 2 3 Badminton 4 Softball 4 Honor Team BERGER JUDITH Judy Assistant to o D DS J V Twlrlnngl Varsvty 2 3 4 Volleyball I fn C55 fx 1 fx ff QQ fv 1953 A 'N 'X A0000 'ft Gnd BLOOM ROBERT Bob blossom Freshman Basketball I J V Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3 4 J V Baseball I 2 Varsity Base ba 3 4 Varsnty Football 3 4 Intramural Bowlung I Latm Club 2 Treasurer 3 Varslty Club 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Home Room Representatlve 2 Alcar HIY 3 4 Mental Pabulum Literary and Art 3 4 When sports were BONO PHYLLIS Phy Top scorer ln the South Shore Bowling League wllng l 4 J V Twlrllng Varslty 2 3 4 Clerlcal Practlce Club 4 i , .,.L'... M.l. , ' ' - 30 1 1 31 41 elld Hi-Y lr 1 1 1 ' 31 1 1 '- 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 ' - ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 41 V , , , 41 ske l, 4, 1 1 1 1 l, 2, 3. , . . . I . . . , . . . . 1 . I . . . 1 . . 1 1 I 1 ' 7 - - 7 1 I I - 1 1 2, 3, 41 Varsit , 2, 3, 1 rsity Fool I, 2, 3, 41 ' 1 1 1 1 - . 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 2, 3, 4. ,. A A A fs -- FN ox. - - 1111: SIX' 71 'E ' THE 'SHT Q FAME A M UL lsluh- ', 4, L x . .. C, N ' ' ' 4 00 ' Pl ' , ' , 11 ' 1, L 5' M, .,- Lui- L ce- 2 i, ou , . .. ' ' ' , . . . . . . in . . 1 , , 1 1 . . . 1 . . 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 - - 1 1 - II 1 1 1 1 1 '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , . , . . . F . .. ' ' ' ' 1 . . . I . . . ' , . 1 1 2, 31 . 1 . Bo , 1 . . l1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I . . . . Q ' - 1 1 I I . 1 x I ' 3 I C X133 BORFITZ CHARLES Butch Constructor of P S No J V Football 3 Freshman Football l Marshals 4 BOSCO BETTE Secretary to the Prmcrpal of Lawrence Hugh School Clervcol Practuce Club 4 Bowlmg 4 ELE lI0h DAY tHE IOTERS WE ITE WHO IS T0 BRUSS MARY ANN Transfer from Stella Mans BRUSS TERENCE Rodent Machine Shop Specialist BRACKETT ISABELL BRONSTEIN PHYLLIS lp Poet Laureat Mental Pabulum Llterary Stat? 3 Alumnr Edrtor 4 Gamma HrY I 2 3 Vlce Presldent 4 Area Councrl 4 Jumor Red Crass 3 Math Club 3 Chemlstry Club Secretary 3 Lam renclan Advertrsrng I 2 Spamsh Srngmg Club 2 Tenms l 2 Honor Team 4 Bowllng 4 Volleyball 4 Plng Pong 1 Basketball 'l 2 HE NEXA lb THE WHITE HOUSE BYRNES PATRICIA Patsy Secretary of the Year J V Twrrlmg I Varsnty 2 3 4 Secretarnal Club 4 lawrenclan Advertusmg 4 lawrencuan Typrst 4 CAFFERTY TERENCE er Auto Mechanic Transfer from Blshop loughlrn Memorral Hugh School 33 .N V , . F, . vp ' 1, R X k L , .. . ' ' , . . . Fl' . . . . . . Club 2711. V. Twirlingl lp Creative Writing Club 42 law- Q- A l M X . Q. 4 .' Q - - lIl IIl ? . f CANTER PETER Republfcan Nononal Chairman CAPOZZI PETER Freught Car Member of a Math Club 3 4 Science Club 2 Intramural Basketball I Marching Bond Band 2 J V Football 2 3 2 3 4 Intramural Bowling I 2 3 4 Varslty Track 3 4 Varsuty Bowlvng 3 4 J V Bowling 2 Iota HIY 3 ce President 4 Mental Pabulum Advertlsmg 4 CAPOBIANCO FLORIAN CAPPARELLI CHARLES us Pro Football Player ba 4 NATIONAL CONVENTIONS ARE HELD AND EACH PARTY CHOOSES ITS CANDIDATE HE MAKES CAPPARELLI STEPHEN CASEY KATHLEEN Kathy Transfer from Sacred Heart Academy Softball 3 4 Latm Club 3 4 Biology Club 4 Bowlmg 4 CARCATERRA LUCY Leader of the Parade CATROPA SALLY ANN Sally Shorthand Expert Twnrlmg I Varsrty Twlrllng 2 Co Coptaln 3 4 Bobbm Band 2 Bowllng 4 Clerical Practice Club 4 Wlnders I Clencal Practice Club 4 Pmg Pong I 2 Soft b I 34 , ... l D I ... , ... Q ... ,I . I I I ... - I.. 1. ' ' ,:- . ' : '- ,Vl- , , ...F'h... . . . Freshman Football Ig J. V. Football 25 Varsity Foot- ll Q Q - : . 1 ,z ' ,:' , ...J.V. , .. F . .. I -I. I: . F . 7 . . . 1 i ,i - oll. CESTARI JOSEPH Joey Tarzan Pharmacist Mate U S N Latln Club 3 CHINMAN LANCE Another George Mlkan Fresh man Basketball l J V Baseball T Cross Country I Band I Home Room Representatuve I J V Basketball 2 J V Alcar Hn Y 3 4 Varsuty Club 3 4 Math Club 4 Lawrencnan Baseball 2 Varsuty Baseball 3 4 Varsuty Basketball 3 4 Clrculatlon 4 SPEE HES ALL OIER E COHEN EDWARD Fats Next Owner of the Empire State Bulldang Varslty Football 4 COHN STEPHEN Kung Cohn Pro Football Star Hebrew Club l 2 3 Science Club 3 Chemlstry Club 3 Varsnty Football 3 4 Varslty Track 3 Math Club 4 Physlcs Club 4 Lambda H1 Y 4 CITTADINO JOHN Dlvots Masters Champ Varsuty Golf 2 Coptaln 3 4 Varsnty Club 2 3 4 lntra mural Basketball 3 4 lntramural Bowlmg 3 4 COHEN BARBARA The Statesman was a Lady Honor Society 2 3 4 Mental Pobulum 3 Co edltorm c ef 4 Zeta H Y l 2 Vlce Presudent 3 Presudent 4 Area Councll 3 4 School Councul 4 Hebrew Club I 2 Math Club 3 latln Club 2 Co Presadent 3 French Club Secretary 3 Buskuns 3 4 Creatlve Wntmg Club 4 Bnology Club 4 Tennus 2 3 Plng Pong l 2 Basketball 2 3 PJ c GUNTRY on J COMBS WALTER Walt Elecfrrcal Engmeer Boemg Aircraft Muxed Chorus 2 3 4 General Chorus 2 lntramural Bowllng COOMBS BRUCE Little Boy Bruce Come Blow Your Horn ramural Bowlmg I 2 Band l 2 3 4 chestra 2 3 4 Varslty Football 4 Jumor Red Cross I - 1 ,1 1,1 - .1 .- r no. ... ' 1 ..- .af i-- 7 l 112 I' 1 1.. 1.. hu 7 I- ,, - , 1 - 11 ,1 1 ,1 1 ,1 1 ,1 11 1 1 - 1 - 1 11 1 1 ,1 11 ,- fl W E N 1 5 -V C 1 TH V l..AND , ... ... , ... ... -' ... . ... ,,i I , , 1,1 1 1 ...Int 11 1,11Or- 11 1 1 1,1 1 - 1 ' . COOPER ROBERT Bob Always leave them laugh rn nd I 2 O stra I 4 Tra Cross Country I Intramural Bowling I 2 3 4 Intramu al Baseball I 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Mental Pabulum Clrculatron 2 3 4 DANIELS SALVATORE Hot Rod Chief Mechanic pr crew lndranapolls Speedway D AUGUSTINO JOHN The Bug B The Army wants YOU' DAVIS JOAN All Star Volleyball Player Volley ballI 2 3 BasketballI 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 Freshman Chorus I General Chorus 2 Kappa Hr Y I fsg fN'3x ,N Nevis ff 'lf' 15 4-x5 refs I-AG Qx mfg TH RADIO to HEL1 115 I0 R Qs f. ,X ,-5 NAKE A 'HSE 9512101 Q D ELISA JOHN Johnny All Amerlcan Football I Ba ketball I J V Basketball 2 Italian Club 2 Varsrty Football 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Marshals 3 DEMAR TAMARA Taml Bach Beethoven and Brahms on the Flute Honor Society 2 3 4 Marshals 4 Jumor Red Cross 2 Band I 2 3 Secretary 4 Orchestra h b T surer us ms Lawrencran Literary Staff 4 Lawrenclan Advertrsmg 4 Hebrew Club 2 Epsrlon Hr Y I 2 3 Volleyball I Creatuve Wrutmg Club Secretary 4 Biology Club Secretary 4 Ofw'? 1 F75 M frail' DE MILIA CELIA e Homemaker 1958 Clerical Practlce Club 4 Bobbin Wlnders I DE NICOLO DOMINICK DeNlck Track Star of the First Rank 36 , . 'g...Ba , ,3,4p rche ,2, 3, 1 ck 2,41 - . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I' 1 1 1 1 1 - I s n . ' .1 . . l, , -pr ' our ' 'Ji ' ' . e 1 I i ' I I I I I I I I I 1 1 - - 1-A js 'N N -- A E b ' . , -,. . uve ' mc -T- E ,Y 'T' KTES - V -- tri, .L '. 3- 'f' 531.1 - .1-lf? W.TnluT1. :JJ Q, ' , ' , ...CI... 1 S 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' I - 1 1 1 1 - , 1 . . I . . . , , 1 1 1 - I . . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 3, Aj Frenc Clu 2, 4, rea 37 B k' 2, 3, 47 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I . DEUTSCH SANDRA Here comes the bride Tran fer from Woodmere Academy 3 4 Mnxed Chorus 4 Creatlve Wrutnng 4 Math Club 3 Epsilon Hu Y DIAMOND PETER Pete Technician of the Dupont Laboratorres Lawrencuan Advertlsmg I 3 Manager 4 Lawrencuon Lnterary 3 4 Lawrencuon Cnrculatuon 4 Home Room Representatuve 2 Marshals 3 CoCapta1n 4 Busklns 3 4 Math Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Intro mural Softball 2 Honor Socnety 2 3 4 Latn Club 2 Astronomy Club 2 DIESL BRUCE Whntey Chimes Sounder for B Tumblmg I Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Intramural Bowlnng 2 lata H Y 3 Math Club 4 Physncs Club 4 Intramural Softball 4 Raduo Club 4 DINTENFASS ELLEN E le Nobel Prize Wrnner In Physlcs M ntal Pabulum I 2 3 Art Editor 4 Bu kms 3 4 Theta Omega H1 Y I Secretary 2 3 Math Club 3 4 Spamsh Club l 2 3 Science Club 2 4 Buology Club 2 Physics Club 4 Junlor Red Cross I 2 3 Art Club 4 Creatnve Wrutmg Club 4 Badmmton I 2 Basketball I z r. I l'lr. H Vllll E Dl RESTO ROBERT Moe Chnef Stockholder m Con Edison J V Football 2 Basketball 4 DONCHEY LINDA In Hugh Fashlon Model Transfer from Far Rockaway Hugh School DORN EVELYN Evne Central Manager of Bell Telephone Company T 1 ng Va ly Mental Pabulum Advertnsung 3 Clerlcal Practlce Club 4 DOW RUTH Ruthne Executrve Secretary of the Red Cross J V Twnrlung I Varsuty Twnrlmg 2 Junior Red Cross 2 Clerical Practlce Club 4 i'Ur ,Q A 'l JI Mufnf r 1 1 . . . ' . . . 3 , . . . ' 1 . . ' . . 1 1 - N. . C. . . . ' 1 , , , 1 , , 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 I- 1 1 1 1 ' - I u q u I . l A I . . . 1 1 1 1 . . . II' . . . ' ' 1 1 1 . . . e 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 A 1 2 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 'L f1111, 11-.Y I me 'ml-11:5 me A1111 is In HE 115127 lr. 7 'E 1 ID ID ,PIHLISI-L. , 1 1 . . . 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 D . . . ' . . . . . 1 . 1 . . J. V. w'rli 'lp rst 2, 31 1 . - . s . . . I I 5 . . . F I ' V, ' . ew -' . f A , , a V , 4 Q S -- Q . 1- t 1111 1 If DULBERG MILLICENT Mnllne Welcome to the lawrence Hrgh School Band Concert Band I 2 3 4 Volleyball I Buskuns 3 4 French Club 3 Hebrew Club 3 4 lawrenclan Advertlsnng 4 Lawrencuan Crrculatuon 4 Math Club 4 EDELMAN ASHER As Money on Has Mmd Transfer from las Vegas Hugh School QQ ENGELHARDT MICHAEL Make Ohro State Under graduate Basketball I 2 4 Spanlsh Slngung Club Math Club 2 3 Lambda Hn Y 4 Intramural Baseball 3 4 J V Baseball 2 Cross Country I ENNIS DONALD Donny Lawrence Vrllage Park Golf Pro J V Basketball I Freshman Basketball Golf EISENBERG HARVEY Harvest Moon Ball Lindy Champ Transfer from Brooklyn Technical Hugh School Lawcedm Hs Y 4 ELIAS ANITA Recrprent of an MS In Educatron He rew Club I 2 3 Theta Omega HI Y I 2 3 4 ad mmtan I a e nms e a Twurlmg I EPSTEIN EDWARD Eddle Audlo Vlsual I 3 Science Club 2 Math Club 3 Adver tnslng Stat? of Mental Pabulum 3 Manager 4 Reporter for Mental Pobulum 3 Intramural Bowling 2 Intramural Baseball 3 Chemlstry Club 3 Tumblmg Team I Olympic Skier EPSTEIN MARTIN Marty Fashron Photographer Science Club 3 Math Club I Intramural Baseball 3 lntra mural Basketball 3 Iota Hu Y I Junior Red Cross I I L F t. 7 ' 7 'V ' A , . . . . ' . . . , . . . 4 ' . . . Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 47 . . . ' ' . . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' '- - 1 1 1 I . ' . b 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 15 ' ' , 27 T bl Te ' I, 27 Voll yb ll I7 J. V. KG Q 4 M- 1 It NATIWQAL wwNvENT1l+r4s AHL HELII ANI' EAUH PARTY .THLMSES 175 , 'AIllIllUAlL. ru-, MAKI-.5 . I s s u . I . - . ' I u u 1 ' - 4 n I ' . . - . . . 1 1 1 21 , 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - - 1 - 1 1 1 1 - , . . . . . . Q , . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . 7 7 . ' 7 7 7 - 1 - 1 . f .fr ' A I I f X I .V , X V FEIDELSON MICHAEL Fndo Manager of the New York Herald Tribune Mental Pabulum Curculatlon I 2 Manager 3 4 Mental Pabulum Advertlslng 2 Mental Pab ulum Llterory and Art 2 3 Latm Club 2 Math Club 3 4 Scnence Club 3 Chemnstry Club 3 Vorsuty Golf 2 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Intr mural Baseball 2 3 4 Intramural Bowlnng 4 Physncs Club 4 Alcar Hn Y 3 4 FIELD DAVID Dave Arthur Murray ll Intro mural Basketball I 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball I 2 Home Room Representatlve I 2 3 4 Science Club 2 Math Club 2 Lawrenclan Clrculatuon 4 .Iumor Red Cross I Latm Club 2 Alcar HI Y 2 3 4 Physics Club 3 Stir. Illiw I FIELD JUDITH Judy Pulltzer Prlze Wmner Mental Pabulum Feature Edutor 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Gen eral Chorus I Muxed Chorus 2 4 Lowrencnan Lnterary Stat? 3 4 Latm Club 2 HIYI 2 3 Busluns 2 3 Creatlve Wrntmg Club 4 Bowlmg I Lawrenclan Advertusmg 3 Mental Pabulum Clrculatlon 2 Spannsh Slngnng Club 2 Jumor Red Cross 3 Hebrew Club 3 FIERO LUCY ou Smooth Operator General orus I 2 V yball I 2 3 Bose all 2 4 Hon Team 3 Basketball I 3 Honor Team 2 Mc FINKELSTEIN MARTIN Funk Deep Seo Dwer FLAIG GEORGE Master Mechanic Intramural Bowlung I 2 3 Intramural Basketball I 2 Intramural Baseball I 2 3 4 Cross Country I Men al Pabulum Curculatlon 2 4, Mental Pabulum Advertlsmg 4 Lawrenclon Advertlsmg 2 3 Math Club 3 Science Club 3 Audlo Visual 2 3 Lambda HIY 4 Chemlstry Club 3 Physucs Club 4 Physics Chemistry Club 4 FISHPMAN .IACLYN .lackle Boss Lady rn the Kmdergarten Korner Hebrew Club I 2 3 Math Club 3 4 Spanish Slnglng Club 2 Zeta HIY I 2 4 Choplaun 3 Area Councll 3 Badmmton I 2 3 Volleyball I Table Tennis I 2 Lawrenclan Clrculatvon Stal? 4 Mental Pabulum Clrculatlon Staff 4 Lawrenclan Advertusung Staff 4 Tennus 2 FREELUND DANIEL Danny Natnonal R1fle Asso caataon Sharpshooter Track I Intramural Bowling 3 4 Intramural Softball 2 3 4 Lawcednn Hn Y 3 4 Math Club 3 4 Science Club 2 3 Astronomy Club 2 Chemvstry Club 3 Physucs Club 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Latm Club 2 C oss Count y I 'V K 1 . fig. .. 1 .1 - .1 1 - 1 .1 .1 1 .1 .1 1- ..1 .1 1 1 . ri 1 1 1 17 .1 .7 0' I 7 7 ..1 1 - 1 - .- , - , . . . 1 . .3.41 Ch . .31 Olle . . 1 b I. . 1 Of ...1 1 1 .. - 1 1 1 F ' 117 - ' 'J E 5 '5 .' ALL 'SER thi w ---r 1- N 1 ,F ri . . .1 1 I . ' 1 .1 1 1 .1 - 1 1 I ' . ..1 1 .1 17 I ' 111 .17 ' 17 1 1 ... 1 .1 .1 1 - .1 1 ' 1 1 1 ...1 A . . - .. .- - . -'sa' X .. FRIEDMAN MARILYN Dean of the Unlversuty of Jeru salem Fune Arts Club 2 3 Busklns 2 3 4 He r Club I 2 3 4 Art Club 4 Lawrencuan Advertusung 2 3 4 Creatuve Wrutung Club 4 Della HuY I 2 3 Junuor Red Cross 3 4 Latun Club 2 3 GASSENHEIMER HAROLD Editor of Muchugan U Year book Honor Socuety 2 3 Vuce Presudenf 4 Lawrencuan Luterary Staff 2 3 Edutor un chuef 4 Marshals 4 Freshman GELLER JOSEPH Big Busrness Executuve Mental Pabulum Advertusung 2 3 Manager 4 Mental Pabulum Curcu latuon 3 Mental Pabulum Luterary 4 Lawrencuan Advertus ung 3 Marshals 4 Intramural Bowlung I 2 3 4 Intramural Softball 2 3 4 Math Club 3 Auduo Vusual Club 3 Scuence Club 2 GERSCHENSON RHODA Rhody Member of Phrl Sputalneys Orchestra Orchestra 2 3 4 Delta H Y 3 Bowlung 3 4 Volleyball 4 Band II Transfer Chorus Muxed Chorus Lawcedun Hu Y I 2 Presudent 3 4 Area Councul Chaplaun 3 Math Club Treasurer 3 Vce Presudent 4 Math Team Co Captaun 3 Captaun 4 Scuence Club 2 Presudent 3 Chemustry Club 3 Latun Club Vuce Presudent 2 Home Room Representatuve 3 Junuor Red from Lafayette Hugh School Presudent 4 fsfx '33'5f'N N fglrl 5 'N Fw ff 'Q-Q: 1 5 N PA 2 'N Q1 mfg, HE RADIO TO HELP HE 10 ERS MAKE A WISE DECISIOIN I I I f?x fy rx r-3 Goa K7 OfwfP 1'5 rn F7 pd GEWANTER JOEL Goose Dean Martin s next partner V Baseball 2 Varsuty Baseball 3 Freshman Basketball I Varsuty Basketball 4 Freshman Chorus I Muxed Chorus 2 3 Lambda Hu Y 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Intramural Bowlung 2 3 GIRARDI JOSEPH Where theres a wrll theres a way Marshals 4 GILLESPIE ELINOR The Plays the thung Transfer GOIDMAN MICHAEL Blund Man Eye glass manu from Mary Potter Hugh School facturer Transfer from For Rockaway Hugh School Physucs Club 4 Scuence Club I Lambda Hu Y 3 Secretary 4 J V Baseball I 2 Intramural Softball 2 3 4 Varsuty Basketball 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Bowlung 3 4 Freshman Football Home Room Representa tuve I 40 , . . . I . - , . - . ' ' ' . . . . . . ' 1 1 ' 1 , 1 b ew , , 5 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' . . . I .- I I I . . I 7 . I I , I 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' , . . . I I I . - , 1 . 1 . 1 1 l . . . ' , 1 ' - ' 5 ' ' ' . . . , , 1 l- ' 1 1 ' -' - ' 1 1 2, 1 ' 1 1 1 3 - - - I . I . .- I I , I I . l . . I I i - . I U . I . I . , . 7 . 1 . . Q . 7 . 7 . Cross 25 Intramural Softball 25 Chemistry-Physics Club ,. A fs I-N fx T ON - -. ' I ' ' M ' ' ' '- ', 'Lf .L' El ff 3 X 'L '1' 'u 1' ' ,Vw - on ' .+ 1 .1 -- , . . 1 . . . ' V ' , . . . L I , I . . . J. . I, 5 ' , 45 . . . . 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 '- 1 1 1 1 ' , , ' 1 ' 1 '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - GOLDSMITH CLAIRE Point Set Match Hebrew Club I 2 Math Club 3 J V Twirllng I Theta Omega HIY I 2 President 3 4 Area Council 3 President 4 Junior Red Cross 4 Mental Pabulum Literary 2 3 4 Mental Pabulum Circulation 2 3 Tennis Honor Team I 2 3 4 Volleyball Honor Team 2 Volleyball I 3 Table Tennis Honor Team 3 Baseball I 4 Basketball I Honor Team 2 3 4 Gym Leaders 2 4 Bowling 4 Biology Club 4 GOLDSTEIN KENNETH Kenny Researcher on Atomic Energy Latin Club 2 Home Room Representa tive I 2 3 4 Math Club 3 4 Lawrenclan Advertising 4 Freshman Football Science Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 Physics Club 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Intramural ot ball 2 3 Lambda HIY 3 4 Varsity Baseball 4 GOLDSTEIN LEONARD en Toynbees Successor Track Hebrew Club General Chorus GOLDWYN JACQUELIN aku Professor of Psy chology Transfer from John Adams High School LLELTION DAY YH VLHERS DIL IIJE, WHU IS I'lI HE. NEXT IIN THE WH L HOUSE. GOODMAN LINDA Lynn Fashion Editor of Vogue 2 Lawrencian Advert: ing 3 4 Badminton 2 Tennis l HIYI 2 3 Hebrew Club3 4 GORDON CAROLYN Coca Soloist with the Platters Volleyball I 2 4 Softball I 2 4 Basketball I 2 4 Lawrencian Advertising 4 Home Room Representa tlve I I GORDON PATRICIA a A seat on the Stock Spanish Singing Club I 2 Lawrenclon Circulation Stat? 4 Mah Club 3 Tennis I 2 Honor Team 3 Bowling 4 Honor Team 3 Volleyball I 3 4 Honor Team 2 Softball I Badminton I 2 Honor Team 3 4 French Club 4 GREEN CHERIE Head Buyer for Macy: Volleyball wr un S I u 2 Math Clu Bowling 3 4 Badminton 4 Marshals 4 Lawrenclan Adver g rench C ub 4 n ng 3 e a I b L . V ., K :iw g 4 .. E , . . . ' , , . . . , . . . l . . . ' , . . . . . . , . . . J ' . . . - ' 1 I , 2 5 fi Q 1 l-l-iv A E ' Q W' ' ' . ' ' IT' lllfl i DJ '. , . . . . . . ' ' , . . . P l . . . . . , Math Club 3, 4, Bond 2, 3, 45 Spanish Singing Club Exchange . . . Gym Leaders 2, Epsilon Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, 1 .A I 1 i 1 1 I l 1 1 t I l 1 I I I I l i , ,, lp 1. VT'rl'.g..lp pan'sh clbl, b3p ' ' ' ' .' tisin 4, 'F ' I , ,Pi g Po , D n H'-Y 1, 2. , ' S 1 s I , ki, 41 GREEN WALTER Cowboy The Ramblm Reck from Georg1a Tech Varslty Track I Cross Country I Math Club 3 4 Phy rcs Club 3 4 Lawrenclan Advertnslng 4 Lawrenclan Art 4 Freshman Chorus I Intramural Bas ketball 2 Hebrew Club 4 GREENBERG DANIEL Dan Student of Rock For mahons Band I 2 3 4 Tumbling I Intramural Bowl :ng I Junlor Red Cross I Hu Y 2 3 4 Qu GROSSMAN ADELE Ph: Beta Kappa Key Winner Lawrenclan Art I Lawrenclan Llterary 4 Lawrenclan Adver tnsmg 2 3 4 Busklns 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus I Mlxed Chorus 4 Lubrarlan 3 Honor Society 3 4 Lahn Club Spanush Smgmg C 2 Area Councll 3 Zeta HIY I 2 Treasurer 3 4 Math Club 3 Creotlve Wrntlng Club 4 Mental Pabulum Advertrsmg 2 Lawrenclan Clrculatlon 4 Volleyball 2 Flne Arts Club 3 Blology Club 4 GUHMAN DONALD Gooch Mechanic m the Freshman Football I Varsuty Football 2 ack I J V Baske all GRESCHLER NORMA Bunny Phychologlst for Child Guidance Cllmc a HIY I 2 3 Span Smgmg 2 Math Club 3 GROOM ELINOR nn Lindy Marathon Winner V Twlrllng I Varsnty 2 3 4 Softball I 3 renclan Clrculatlon 4 Gamma H1 Y I 2 GUILLEM MARY ANN Anme Annie Get Your Pencil J V Twlrlmg I Varsity 2 3 4 Secretarlal Club 4 GUMBS DOLORES Dee Dee Mercy Hospital R N .I V Twlrlmg I Volleyball 3 Honor Team I 2 Bas ketball 4 Honor Team I 2 3 Softball I 4 Honor Team 2 3 lawrenclan Crrculatlon 4 Mental Pabulum Clrculatuon 42 . .1111 I ' ' ' - I ' A I 1 u o u 1 1 e . ' . . . 1 1 ' ' ' ' . . . Dell '- , , 1 ish 1 1 S 1 I 1 . 1 1 1 - I . 1 . . . . . . - , . . . L' . 1 . ' ' 1111 1 - 1 ' 111 ,plow- 1 1 - 1 1 - ' ' ' 1 '- , . 4 gg,um:A1. gnN'.'Er:71vv::s il Q ARE HEL? Am EA'H PARTY IWUHSES ITS , CANDIDATE. HE MAKES . , . . 1 I I . . . , 1 1 1 I . 1 . I 1 1 - - - - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 21 ' lllb 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , 1 . . . 1 . I I , . . . 1 . 1 I . . U. S. A. F. . . . 1 1 1 . . . . 1 , 1 1 - 3, 41 Tr , 21 . . tb I, 2. , , , 1 , , 1 1 1 2, 3. GUTTERMAN STEVEN . . . Gus . . . Your Taxi is Waiting . . . Intramural Bowling I 2 3 4- Intramural Baseball 2 3 4- Intramural Basketball 3 4- Buskins 3 4- General Chorus 2- Mixed Chorus 3- Mental Pabulum Advertising 4- Mental Pabulum Circulation 3 4- Math Club 3 4. HAJOVSKY BARBARA Bobsy Head of the Bureau of Statistics Volleyball I Basketball I Softball I Mixed Chorus I 2 Biology Club 2 Math Club 3 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Marshals 3 Co Captain 4 Band I 2 3 Home Room Representative 3 Lawrencuan Circulation 4 K I SPEE I-ll-.5 ALL FIJI-IR THE HENRYSON LIZABETH u u First Lady Governor N Y Honor Society 3 4 Gamma HI Y I 2 3 President 4 Area Council 4 Mental Pabulum Literary 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 3 Hebrew Club I Junior Red Cross Gym Leaders Club 2 Tennis I 3 Honor Team 4 Table Honor Team I 3 Biology Club 4 Volleyball Honor Team HIGHTOWER JO ANN Tom Model Housewife Band I 2 3 Chorus I Volleyball I 2 4 Baseball HALPERIN CAROLE . . . L'Artiste Magnitique . . . Volley- ball I 2 4 Honor Team 3- Softball I 2 3- Honor Society 3 4- Art Club 3 4- Gym Leaders 2- Home Room Repre- sentative 2- Junior Red Cross 2- Gamma Hi-Y I 2 3- Area Council Representative 4- Mental Pabulum Circulation 3- Lawrencian Art Staff 3- Art Editor 4- Math Club 3, Law- rencian Advertising 4 HAZZARD ANNETTE Bunm Shell Keep the Girls in Curls .I V Twlrllngl Volleyballl 2 Softballl 3 PJ L OL'-.IRY I V HOFFMAN EVELYN Evle Hands Across the Key board Gamma HI Y I 2 3 Math Club 3 Volleyball 2 Clerical Practice Club 4 HOLLAND JOANNE Next to be Married in Syracuse Transfer from Syracuse Central Hugh School ww , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 . . . . 1 - - - I - 1 - I l ' ' . . . 7 1 7 l - - - - - ' l 7 1 I 1 - ' 1 1 ' 1 1 : ' 1 1 : 1 - ' s 1 1 1 4: , . N 3 -- q r vp- 1:4 T. . AND W E 5 1 ...Ll...' , - of..S .... ' ,1 '- ,,, '- 11: 1 f . 7 . I . I I . . I 7 ' 1 i 1 ' 4: 1 ' 1 1 2 Tennis 3, Honor Team I, 2, Basketball I, 3, 45 Softball 4, 1 : ' 2 4- , . 1 . ' . . . ' , . . . Jo . . . ' ' . . . , , 1 7 , , 7 . . . ' . I, 4. ol ', .E A V ,I Q 43 HRUSKA SUZANNE Suzy Owner of her own nursery school nd I 3 4 Math Club 3 nton 2 3 olleyball I s 3 t H Y Chaplaln 3 Orchestra 4 Biology Club 4 IRONS THOMAS Tom R C A Vlctors chief re palrman ITALIANO JO ANNE Secretary to the Mayor of Rome T g Va 3 4 Bo Wnnders Club I ltallan Club I Secretarial Club 4 law renclan Clrculatlan 4 JACOBS AMY Secretary to Bernard Altman Della Hn Y I 2 3 Lawrencnan Clrculatlon Stat? 4 Valley ball I Clerucal Practice Club 4 fsn 0,75 f3 NEKW5 'N VN ff 'Z'-so -5 'H 'NC N,-Nw fxrx fx 'X HE RADIU rn HELY PHE VOTERS MAKh A WISP- DMXSION JACOBS LEONARD Jake Chief mentor lor Atoms for Peace Cross Country I Freshman Basketball I Intramural Bowlmg I 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 Scrence Club u 4 Lawc Biology Club 4 Chemlstry Club 4 Band 2 Intramural Bas all I In all 4 La Club 3 JOHNSON LOIS Frrst glrl rn the Baseball Hall at Fame Zeta HIY I Band 2 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Volleyball I Honor Team 2 3 4 Basketball I Honor Team 2 3 4 Softball Honor Team I 2 3 4 QFZPTPQQ fLP5'Qff KAHN KENNETH Mr Tsquare Home Room Rep resentatwe I Intramural Baseball I 2 3 lntramural Bas ketball I 2 3 Science Club 2 3 Latm Club 2 Math Club 3 Jumor Red Cross I KAMINETSKY NAOMI Portrait of a lady Honor Soclety 3 4 Marshals 4 Mental Pabulum Lrterary 4 Kappa Hn Y I 3 Chaplaun 2 Treasurer 4 French Club 2 Spanlsh Slnglng Club 2 J V Twnrllng I Creatnve Wrutlng Club 4 Jumor Red Cross 3 4 Table Tennus 2 3 Basketball 2 Math Club 3 Volleyball 4 Jo . . . . Ba , 2, , 7 7 Bod- . . . J. V. wirlin I7 rsity 2, , 7 bbin mi , 7 V , 27 Choru 7 Dela i- I, 2, ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 - . U A D .- I I 7 . . . i I f- 'N 'A -- I N ON Qt 7 V , 7 - . To . N, ... ,, .,. .,.fQ, .. - I 7- . .., .. I 11- 1 , 1- .V.,- .gm su- 1 'J' 3 - 1' 2, 37 Math Cl b 3, 47 Track 3, 7 edin Hi-Y 47 7 ' . ketb , 2, 3, 47 tramural Baseb I, 2, 3, 7 tin , ...l.o...' , ' - . - - 1 1 : ' : ' . 1 2 ' : I - 'MPV f 172222 44 1,4 KAMINSKY CAROLE Kam: Rodeo Champion Band H KAMINSKY GERALD Jerry Wall Street Flnancter Intramural Bowlung I Captaun 2 Intramural Basket b 2 3 4 Intramural Softball I Captain 2 3 4 renclan Curculatnon 4 Lawrencnan Lnterary 4 Lawrenclan Advertnsmg 4 Math Team 3 4 Math Club 3 4 Latm Club 2 Presldent 3 Blology Club 2 3 4 Science Cl b 2 3 Area Council 3 4 Home Room Representative 3 Honor President 4 I DA JUTEFS h KING MICHAEL Mlke Attorney General of New York State Biology Club 2 3 Math Club 3 4 Inta mural Bowlmg 4 Intramural Softball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Chemistry Physlcs Club 4 Phystcs Club 4 KINGSLEY JOYCE o B B D G O s greo st competition' Freshman Chorus I Spamsh Slngmg Club 2 Creative Wrltlng 4 Badmmton 2 3 4 Table Ten 2 KARYO RICHARD Ambassador to France Fresh man Chorus I rre hman Basketball I General Chorus 2 Varsity Tennis 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Intro mural Baseball I 2 3 4 Intramural Bo Ing I 2 Ac H Y 4 KATZ BETTY Badminton Champ of the World Bodmrnton I 2 3 Honor Team 4 Volleyball 3 Jumor Red Cross 3 Math Club 3 Tennls I Slgma HIY 2 3 Secretory 4 Spamsh Sungung Club 2 General Chorus 2 Engltsh Club 3 Bowling 4 Table Tennls I HL Vlrlllr. HLUSP. KIPNIS STUART Olympic contender Bow :ng I 2 Tenms 2 Baseball 2 3 KIRSCHNER CIIFFORD CII? Chief scientist for Klrschner Laboratories Math Club 3 Intramural Base ball 3 4 Jumor Red Cross 4 Chemistry Club 4 Phystcs Club 4 Kappa Phu Hu Y 4 45 I' I' I I H I.. ...- .4.-...Q ..-. . . A 1 I I , , . . . . . 1 . I . . . 1 . . . . 1 . - I,2, 3, 45 i-YI. 1' S 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 WI 1 1 'Of I- . , . . . . . 1 I I 1 . . . I 1 . 1 . . . ' , ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 all , , 1 1 ' 1 1 1 IGW- 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 U 1 1 1 1 1 Society 3, Secretary 47 Alcor Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, Vice- ELI-LC'LI1Ii 1 -1 I mg' f LJIQIIJE nw- I5 In Hr: :afgxr 11. r ' ' ' IU ID , r '. , . . . ' . . . , , . . ' . . 1 I' , 1 . - - 1 1 1 1 f - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I Q , .' fe , ' . . . . 1 . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 nis , 3, 4. 5 ' '- . KLEIN KENNETH Kenny Beauty Rest mattress KLEINMAN JAMES JAY Jtmmy Madison Avenue tester Scnence Club I General Chorus 2 Latin Club Execuhve Transfer from Cheshire Academy Alcar 2 Intramural Baseball I 2 3 4 Audlo Vlsual Club I H1 Y 3 4 Lawrencran Advertrslng 4 Varsrty Baseball 4 KLEIN RICHARD Duck Manager of the Green Bay KNOLL FRANCIS Frank Designer for Chris Craft Packers Intramural Bowlmg 2 Brology Club 3 Varsaty Track 3 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Football Manager 3 Iota HIY I Radro Club Secretary Treasurer Physics Club OI L AR A I HUI IA w Qs M KOKOL SHEILA June Bride a Hn Y I Bowlnng 3 Clerical Practrce Club 4 KRAEMER ARTHUR Artie Manager of Grmbels Stamp Department Msxed Chorus 3 Track 3 Intra mural Bowlrng I 2 KRAFF BARTON Comet Grantland Rice ll Natuonal Honor Socnety 2 3 4 Mental Pabulum lsterary 2 3 Mental Pabulum Sports Edrtor 4 Busklns 3 4 law cedun HIY 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus I Math Club 3 4 Buology Club 3 4 latm Club 2 Intramural Baseball I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Intramural Bowlnng 3 Marshals 4 Chemlstry Club 4 KRAUS MARLENE Mother to 30 2nd graders Lawrenclan Advertrsang 2 4 Lawrencran Cnrculatron 4 Lawrencran Lnterary 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Marshals 4 Band I 2 3 4 Mnxed Chorus 3 4 Math Club 3 Hebrew u 3 Spanush Sl gang Club 2 Latln Club 2 Leaders 2 Tennls I 3 Badmmton 3 Honor Team 4 Volley ba I 2 3 Basketball 2 , . . . 1 . 1 , . . . I . . . I 7 I 1 , I . . - .h I 5 . .. i . . , . a Q I . . - 1 . . I . - . . I ' . . . ' 1 ' 1 ' . . . , 5 . 1 '- 1 ' 1 .1 , . Q Q - :mfr SA wzwirctrttzas H HEL? Arr 51-uri P FTY J 'ISEF Irs , nxzsnlzkrsg. 1112 1' xii . l..l , '...zef1,2,31 , ' . I . . . . . I , 5 . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - ' '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . , . . 1 A . . . I I , . . . . 1 . y U . . I I 1 . .. I I . . . I ' , . ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 CI b 7 ' 'n ' 1 ' 1 Gym 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 - Il , , 1 . N 46 KRAUT THEODORE Te.4ciy Give me an L Home Room R presentotuve I 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross I 2 3 4 lntra Bowlung l 2 lntra Softball I Latm Club 2 Fresh man Basketball J V Basketball J V Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 Math Club 3 Mental Pab Curculatuon 4 Lawrencuan Curculatlon 4 Lambda H1 Y 4 KROMHOLZ ALFRED s he L Broadcastmg Corporation Band I 2 Manager 3 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Color Guard 3 4 Mental Pab 3 4 Science Club 3 Chemistry Club Physics Club 4 Math Club 3 4 Math Team 3 4 Hebrew Clu I Latln Club 2 French Club 3 Jr Red Cross 3 4 Raduo Club Pres 4 Fnne Arts Club 2 Audio Vlsual I Track 2 lntra Bow mg 2 3 lntra Baseball 3 Intra Basketball 3 Iota H1 Y 2 Vlce Pres 3 Area Councll 3 LANDERS LORETTA Second Soprano ln the College Chorus Freshman Chorus I General Chorus 2 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Sigma HI Y I 2 4 Treasurer 3 Area Councll 3 Math Club 3 4 Spamsh Smgnng Club 2 Hebrew Club 3 Lawrenclan Clrculatlon 4 Marshals 4 Junior Red Cross 4 Home Room Representatwe 4 Softball 4 Volleyball 4 Gym Leaders Secretary 4 LASKY ARNOLD Arnle Member of the New York State Bar Assocrahon Transfer from Malverne Hugh School LAINO LENA s Flle It please Secretarnal Practuce Club 4 Softball 2 Basketball 2 LANDAU STEVEN Certlfled Public Accountant Freshman Basketball I J V Basketball 2 J V Baseball 2 lntramural Softball l Varsity Basketball 3 4 Ho e Room Rep e entatlve 3 Hebrew Club Treasurer 2 Honor Soclety 3 4 Lawrencxan Curculatuon Staff 4 Mt. LAUFER STEPHANIE Steffi Teacher of the Do Re M1 s lxed Chorus 4 Volleyball ennls Bowllng 4 French Club I 2 LAYE STEPHANIE Steffi Keeper of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer a H Y l 4 Ten ball I J nor Red Cross 2 3 4 V Tw n Creatnve Wrltlng Club 4 English Club 4 Volleyball I Pmg Pong I 2 Hebrew Club 4 Basketball I 2 l 1 'W-1-' , ...Si... ' 8 ' , , , 1 . , , , ' 5 7 , 1 ' 1 1 1 A 1 - 1 , . 7 . . 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . . I . . . I .a . , . . . Al .... Thi is I , H. S. , . . . ' ' . 1 . ' ' . . . , , , 45 1 . . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 21 1 1 ' 1 1 rn 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 31 F S ' 1 1 . I I I I i . I 1 . , . . b 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 l' 1 1 1 1 '- 1 ' 1 I . N ' W E n - .. . SPEESHES ALL '-'Jia Tsai ' 4:1391 2. .... 'ici 5 I , . , I , . . . . . . 1 1' 1 l1T 'I121 1 I ' 1 1 1 I I l 7 I ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 , . 1 . ' . . . , ' . . . . . . ' ' . . . ' ' . . . let i- , 2, 3, 1 nis lg . Soft 1 un' , , 1J. . irlig ly . .. 7 . Z 2 . 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 I ,' 2 M. N 4 1 it . ' Q 1 1, 47 LED RER ALEX Ally oop shada Alexfandersl Rag Tlme Band nd I 2 4 Bow 4 n mural Bowling I 2 3 4 Varsuty Baseball 4 LEHRMAN LINDA n Editor of the American Medical Journal Honor Society 2 3 4 Marshals 4 Lawrenclan Literary 2 3 Editor In chief 4 Lawrencran Ad rlslng 2 3 b 3 French Club 3 Bus 4 Math Club 3 Zeta Hn Y I 2 Secretary 3 Councll Rep resentatlve 4 Area Councll 3 Correspondlng Secretary 4 Creatlve Wrutlng Club 4 Junror Red Cross 2 4 Mental P ulum Literary I 2 Tenms I Basketball I 2 Sc ol Councnl 4 Bnalogy Club 4 NELW5 Transfer from Llncoln Hugh School Intramural Baseball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Math Club 3 4 Intramural Bowllng 4 Physlcs Club 4 IEVENTHAL PENNIE Spy for the F B nd I 2 3 4 Lawrenclan Advertlslng 2 3 Hebrew Club I 2 3 4 Spamsh Snngmg Club I Ba 2 Vo a mlnton I Math Club 3 refs :vs A THE RADIU TU HLLP LHL JUIERS 0-1 f' Fx FN O fwf? f7'f'7'5 LEIBOWITZ JUDITH Judy Authore s of a book on psychology .I V Twurllng I Pang Pong Alpha Zeta Hu Y I 2 3 Theta Omega HI Y 4 Math Club 3 4 Hebrew Club I 2 3 4 Junior Red Cr ss 4 Lawren clan Advertusung 3 Mental Pabulum Cnrculatnon 3 4 Mental Pabulum Advertnsmg 4 Spanush Srnglng Club 2 Tenms 4 LERNER HARVEY Army 30 year man Transfer from Hackley Prep School Blology Club 4 Bowling 4 'fic 'Ffa fxf ,fxxv L A Msn 1:1-,Llslcm 6. P fn of? '41 Und Pabulum Lnterary 2 Glrls Sports Edltor 3 4 Mental Pabu Ium Circulation 2 3 Mental Pabulum Advertlslng I 2 3 Honor Sacuety 3 Treasu er 4 Freshman Chorus I Mlxed Chorus 2 Secretary 4 Lawrencran Clrculatnon 4 Lahn Club 2 Latln Senatus Secretary 3 French Club 3 Math Club psllon HIY 2 Presldent 3 President 4 Area Councll 3 4 Tenms Honor Team I 2 3 Volleyball Basketball I Z Home Room Representatlve I 2 3 4 Var :ty Cheerleadmg 4 LEVINE SANDRA Sandy Head counselor at a gurls camp Transfer from Thomas Jefferson Hugh School Bowlrng 3 4 Softball 3 4 ' ...faq ,'53,, 'Iing3, ,une ' ' l,2,3,4, , 1 , , , 1 ' 0 : - .. F . . . Z ' . O , . . . Li . . . ' ' , - - - - - - vet' ' , 5 LatinlClIJ 2, 5 I 5 kins Gb ' , : ' : I, 1 HO 1- 'N f' P5 ,X fx 'DTD 6-1 fx UN ,--- , . ,., - L. '- . MAK. .tk ,I ,Inf 1-IE X -Lu. I.L.z.':.- pixel. - ,J -. L-I-4 yr ,- LESSER, LAWRENCE . . . Larry . . . Another V, P. at G. E. LEVINE, LAURIE . . . Chairman of the Board . . . Mental 35 E ' '- I, , Vice- , ' , ' I 5 I. 2: , : ' , , , : , . . . . . . Spy , , I. , . . . . . . . Q . . , , , I ' I A , , I I . - . ,,,5 ' . ,25Hi-Y ' .7 ,. I, 2, 35 Tennis I, 25 sketball I, 5 lleyball I, 25 B d- f, f I Agfa 48 LIEBOWITZ FRANCES Fran Vocalust wuth Ray Anthonys Band Freshma'u Chorus I Mlxed Chorus 2 Buskuns 4 Math Club 3 Zeta HuY I 3 Treasurer Vuce Presudent 4 Lawrencuan Curculatuon 4 Lawrencuan vertusung 4 Tennus l 2 3 4 Bask ball 2 Vo b l LOBEL ANN Annue Sungung psychologust Transfer from Henley Hugh School General Chorus Tennus 1 2 Bowlung l French Club 3 Muxed Chorus Baseball 'l Volleyball I Sugma HI Y 2 MAGLIARO VERONICA Ronnue Take a letter please u rary Club I lan ub Twurlung l Varsuty 2 3 4 Secrelarual Club 4 MALINO JOHN Gentlemen of the Jury Mental Pabulum Curculatuon 2 3 4 Home Room Representatuve 2 Junuor Red Cross 2 3 Latnn Club 2 3 Intramural Softball 2 3 4 Intramural Bowlur-g Marshals 4 Lawcedun HuY 4 LYNCH THOMAS Tom Lynchue Mary had a luttle lamb lambda Hu Y 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Varsuty Basketball 3 4 Track 4 Latun Club 2 Intramural Softball 2 MAFFEI LOUISE Keeper of the Pearly Gates Transfer from Woodrow Wulson Hugh School Secretarual Club 4 MALLER LINDA Lynn Wull help to relueve the shortage of teachers Transfer from West Hempstead Hugh School Volleyball 4 Baseball 4 Creatuve Wrutung MANIS STEPHEN Steve Every day us Ladies Day Transfer from Erasmus Hall Hugh School Creatuve Wrutung Club 4 Math Club 4 49 fl ' '12 ' . 2 . . 2 ' 2 ' . . . '- 7 5 42 ' 2 2 ' 2 2 22 2 2 2 2 Ad ' ' 7 ' , , , 5 et I, 7 lley- all , , . . . I . . . I ' I . . . , . . 2 . . . ' . . . I2 ' ' . . . l 2 2 ' 2 2 ' I2 2 I F ' - ELEQTIQN DAY l THE 'JUTERS IJEQIDE VIHU IS TU HE NEXT lil THE. Wl-llTE LU lflfl HOUSE. 9 . . . L'b 5 Ital' Cl l, 25 J. V. , . . . . I . I ' 7 . ' . ' ' . I 7 . .. 4. , . . . . . . , . 2 . . . . l l 2 2 2 ' 2 2 2 - - - - 2 2 2 2 2 - 2 2 2 '-2 2 ' '- - , Q - x N 1 T I g, 2 2' ', 'fl 3 , 1 MANIS WILLIAM Bn ly Speaker of the House Transfer from Erasmus Hall Hugh School MANN PHYLLIS King Arthurs Queen Twrrlmg I Varslty 2 3 Co Captann 4 Hebrew Club I 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus I Kappa HIY I 2 3 Math Club 3 4 Mental Pabulum Clrculatton 3 4 Lawrenclan Adver tnsnng 4 Jumor Red Cross 4 MARGOLIES MICHAEL Make President of Mar golles Inc Band I 2 3 4 Cross Count y I Hebrew Club I 2 Intramural Bowllng I 2 3 4 MARKOWITZ MONA Desrgner for M G M Softball I Volleyball I 2 Basketball I 2 Mental Pabulum Clrculattan 2 3 Mental Pabulum Art Staff 4 Lawrenclan Staff 4 Art Club 4 eta HIY 3 Jumor Cross 2 E I1 11131. Y mm E I1 QQ MASTERMAN RONALD on Master of Capitol Band I Freshman Chorus I Lawcedln Hr Y Intramural Bowllng 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball I 2 3 4 MATEO GREGORY Spam Hollywood Bound Freshman Basketball I J V Basketball 2 MAYERS BARRIE Crvll Engineer Intramural Bowl Ing 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 Varsity Track 3 4 Chemustry Club 4 Hebrew Club 4 MAZZEO ANTOINETTE Tonl Good things come In small packages lan Club I J V Twnrlrn Varsrty 2 3 4 Secretarial Club 4 Bowlung 4 , . . . 'I . . . , . . . ' . . . ' - . . 1 . . . . . , , , 1 1' 5 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' - Art 1 1 Z '- I1 21 1 ' Red I . 1 cw QL - L 1 L g,,gg11g.AL g,tpw1' 11- ons :IRE zz AIM' EA 'sa E-ART cw-1.555 175 , SAI-1 I 1 . E MAM: . , . . . R . . . A , . . . ' ' ' . . . - . . . 1 1 - 31 41 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . . I . . . . . . , . . . I . . . I 1 . . . ' . . . IIQI. , 21 . . I g I1 1 1 1 1 - 'Wm MCCARRON EUGENE Mellonhead lndranapolts MECCA VITO Ch1efBosuns Mate U S N Racer Football I Football 3 Vocatnonal Chorus 3 MclAURlN DONALD Donnue Manager of the MEDITZ MARILYN Maa Wedding Bells Stork Club Home Room Representative I 2 3 Lat Volleyball I Table Tennis I 2 Club 2 Varslty Baseball Manager I 2 3 4 Freshma Football Manager I J V Basketball Manager 2 3 Buskuns 3 4 Mental Pabulum Clrculatnon 3 4 Freshman Basketball I Intramural Baseball 3 General Chorus 4 Lawrencnan Advertlslng 4 Lawrenclan Curculatuon 4 Marshals 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Mr. KW MENSCHEI. STEPHEN Steve Creator of the fIrs1 MILLER BRUCE Keep the homg lights burmng thmkmg machine Honor Society 2 3 4 Marshals 4 Intramural Basketball J V Football 2 Varslty ntal Pabulum I 2 3 4 Math Team 3 4 Math 3 4 Sclence Club 2 3 Chemlstry Club 3 Latm Club Iota H1 Y 3 Treasurer 2 Audio Vrsual Club I French Club 4 Chemustry Physlcs Club 4 Lawcedln H1 Y 4 MERCIER RUSSELL Ram Photographer for Holiday MILLER DENNIS Master Builder Varsuty Baseball Mental Pabulum Photographer3 4 3 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Intramural Base all al owlmg I La Ma h Club 3 Law encnan Advertnslng Staff 4 5l , . . . . , . ' ' , . . , ' ' - . . . . . . J. V. I - - - I I I I I I' 1 1 1 in I I I 1 ' , - I 1 ' 1 . 1 1 H N f I W 5 5 , ., ., SEER 'HES QLL THE. 'I I-TF? Z. 'I-- 5 A ' ' . . . I I , , 7 2 I I I I, 2, . . 5 ' Me . , 1 1 1 1 Club ball , 4. 3. 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 21 A - - I - 1 1 1 , 1 - b I, 2, lntramur B ' , 2, 3, 4, mbda Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, MOLDAUER NANCY Pony Wlnmng rrder at the Horse Show S ma H Y I 2 Softball I 2 3 Bowl g 2Bad MOLINARI EDWARD Moe Moe Grumman Arr craft Test Pilot Freshman Football I J V Football 3 Varslty Football 4 Varsnty Track 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Muxed Cho us 2 3 4 Vocal Tralnnng 2 Mus: Theory 3 4 Astronomy Club 3 Intramural Bowhng 2 fe fe? NELV5 ff 'N A MONTE STEVENS Founder of the Natronul Chess As socratron Intramural Baseball 3 4 Latln Club 3 Intramural Basketball 3 MONTGOMERY BRUCE Shutterbug Freshman Basketball I Varsuty Track 2 3 4 Varsuty Football 3 4 Marshals 3 4 Mental Pabulum Photographer 2 Photo Edltor AC QS 4,353 fxrwpw 'N hA IILLI P- MORELLI CHARLES Digger Success In whatever he undertakes Freshman Football I Varslty Football 4 Varsuty Track I 2 3 4 Home Room Representatnve L 2 3 Varsity Club Math Clu Freshman Basketball I Freshman Baseball I Chorus 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Intramural Softball 2 3 Intra mural Bowlmg I 2 3 4 MORGENSTERN PENELOPE Penny High Society Jumor Red Cross I 2 Home Room Representatlve rew Club I 2 th C b 3 Chaplaln 3 Treasurer 4 Honor Soctety 3 4 Basketball 2 Mental Pabulum Advertusnng 3 Mental Pabulum Socnal News Edutor 4 Marshals 4 ON fi A FN Q 0141-flf-rv NED MORRISSEY WILLIAM t Frxlt MYLES LYNDA An Oscar for acting Delta Ht Y Vnce Presudent 3 Presudent 4 Math Club 3 Marshals 4 French Club 2 3 4 Mental Pabulum 3 Feature Editor 4 Busklns 2 3 Vice Presldent 4 Jumor Red Cross 3 Area Councll 2 3 Creatlve Wrntung 4 K , A 1 QQ, 'W' 'S . ' Q E V f 1 1 X! , , . 1 1 . 1 . ' Q l I n . Q V ' . . . lg I- , 5 , , 5 I'l'I ' ' . . . 1 7 ' 7 I, 5 n 2, 3,4. . 1 . . . - . 1 . , . . . . . . ' 1 . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' I, , 5 ' r I, , , 5 ' ' 5 'C 3, 4. , , , . 'I 'Z- rlr. -X - .nh .11- . .nh 1'+.Lh., I l . N U ...Al-xE.1lv1lhF.lH lrllu-. QL ., .L L1 L , ' , .11 - 5.57 fx C 5 '-5 lvl- 1' 'QQ 'J .-'Gil' 1 ' , ...B'II...Mr, , . . . 1 ' 1 A 1 1 , 1 ' I, 2, 35 atin Club I, , 5 ' 5 b 21 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , , , . , . . . . . . A ' 1 . . . ' . . . '- 2, - - - ' 1 1 ' 21 ' - ' 1 ' 1 1 1 Heb , , 3, MQ lu 1 Epsilon H1-Y 1, 2, , , , , ' , . I n F . , I I . l I . I . I . I .. I . . I i . .. . . 2 u 52 NEWBURGE LAWRENCE larry Yankee Sports caster Transfer from lrvnng Prep School Announcers Club l 3 4 Lawcedln H: Y 3 4 lntramural Bowlnng 3 4 lntramural Basketball 3 4 Auduo Vlsuol 4 NORRIS LINDA Presndent of the Lawn Tennis Assocla tron Tennlsl 3 Honor Team 2 Softballl 2 Valley 'l 2 3 Baske all 2 3 Hebrew Club 2 3 Leaders 1 Mental Pabulum Literary Stat? Lawrenclan Clrcu anon 4 heta Omega H Y l 3 4 Home Ro Representative I OSTER JOAN Chairman of the National HI Y Council Slgma HIY l Presldent 2 3 4 Hebrew Club I 2 Lawrenclan Advertusnng 4 Junior Red Cross 4 Pang Pong 2 Volleyball l Creatnve Wrntnng Club 4 Mental Pabulum Clrculatnon 2 PATTERSON JESSICA Future sports champion Softball I Volleyball l 2 ELECTION DAY ,HE VQTERS DLQIDE WHO IS TU HE NEXT llw LHE WHITE HOUSE. PEPPE AUDREY Televrsvon Comedtenne Room Representatwe 3 Lawrenclan Clrculatlon 4 Softball I Bowlmg 2 Junuar Red Cross I PERRINO JAMES Wrth mttlals like J P hes sure to make money J V Baseball 2 Varslty Baseball 4 lntramural Basketball 2 Track 3 PESKIN EDWARD U F O observer Junlar Red ball 2 3 4 lntramural Bowllng 3 4 Audra Visual Club 3 4 Lambda HnY 3 4 Chorus 3 PETERSON VALERIE Magna Cum Laude graduate Transfer from John Adams Hugh School Valley ba 4 K 4215 53 , ,K- - Q ,.: ' '-,z ' ,s : 'III 2' I' ban ,' ', , nl 1, , , ' , Gym ' ' l l' 2 T 5- , 2, I. : Om l ' Ill : l M V A - - m nn Q. Twirling lp Varsity 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Home Cross lg lntramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 47 Intramural Basket- ? . I J . r 2 .' I 7 - , . . . J. P .... ' ' ' , ., , . . . 7 , , Il . , 5, , y .. ,t g , ' fz W ,V in ' E PIZZIGATI CONSTANCE Connle National Typing Champ T ng Varsl y 2 3 4 ltalnan I 2 Marshals 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Secretarial Club President 4 Lawrencran Typust 4 Lawrenclan Advertising 4 POLITANO MARGARET She may be little but oh my' J V Twlrllng I Varslty 2 3 4 Freshman Softball I Lawrenclan Clrculatlon 4 Home Room Representative I Junlor Red Cross I POSNER HOWARD Howle Wolfgang ll Biology Club 2 3 4 Math Club 3 4 Chemlstry Club 3 4 Physics Club 4 Astronomy Club 2 3 4 Intramural Base ball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Bowl mg 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Orchestra 4 POSNER LINDA Graduate ol Martha Graham: Transfer from Woodmere Hugh School T nms 3 4 Volleyball 3 Creative Wrltlng 4 Hr Y 3 Vlce President 4 Area Council 3 4 Red Cross 4 Lawrencran Advertlslng 4 K- Q 7 L I-ALF lxllll QQ POSNICK MARK os The Greatest Democrat that ever llvedlll h Club 3 Ltn Cl b 2 B wllng 2 Varsity Bowling 3 4 Varsrty Golf 2 3 4 Intramural Bowllng I 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball I 2 3 4 General Chorus 2 Alcar HIY 4 Mental Pabulum Cnr atuon I 2 POWERS JOHN Brownie Cutle basketball referee Intramural Basketball I 2 3 nd II I Band I AA PRESS RITA Town Hall Soloist Lawrenclan Art Staff 4 Mental Pabulum Art Staff 4 Creatlve Wrltnng 4 Spamsh Slnglng Club 2 Volleyball 2 3 Slgma H Y I Tennls I Art Club 4 PROSCIA ANN Atlantic Seaboard Twlrllng Champ Varslty Twlrllng I 2 Co Captam 3 Captam 4 Or chestra 2 3 Mental Pabulum Clrculatlon 2 3 4 lawrenclan Curculatlon 4 Home Room Representatlve 3 Marshals 4 Secretarial Club 4 Italian Club I 2 Band ll 2 3 91 nn . . . J. V, wirli I7 't , , 1 ' Club ' , , 5 , 5 ' , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . . l . 1 . . . I . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - - - S 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 ' ' - 1 I,,-,TIUML -11gv,fgg4711114s l Alai HE 1 Are? 3 3 EAETY i' SEP Irs , '1x::r11111x71:. me MAKES l Q 1' . , ...P , ...Ri... ' ' . . . Mat 7 ai u , 31 J, V. 7 7 ' 0 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 ' i- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 - cul ' , , 3, 4. , '...S.S.A.l.. , ' . . . 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 - 1 1 - B0 1 2. 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - f va RABINOWITZ ROCHELLE Shelly Medical Tech nalogrst-Bellevue Hospital Junlor Red Cross 4 Gen eral Chorus 2 Hebrew Club 2 Freshman Chorus I Theta Omega Hu Y 2 RAPPAPORT FRANCES Celhst with the Phllharmonfc O c estra l 2 3 4 Delta HIY 2 3 Chaplam 4 Spanush Smglng Club 2 RATZAN KENNETH Kenny President of 'P lyou name nl Freshman Basketball I J V Basketball Var slty Basketball 3 4 J V Baseball Varsity Baseball 2 3 4 Vnce President of Class l 2 3 4 Latm Club l President 2 Vuce President 3 Math Club Vnce Presndent 3 President 4 Honor Society 2 3 Presudent 4 Marshals 4 Science Club 3 Vlce Presldent Math Club Vlce Presndent 3 Presldent 4 Biology Club 3 Sc ool Councul 2 3 4 Alcar HuY 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Lawrencnan Llterary 3 4 Lawrenclan Advertlslng 3 4 lawrenclan Clrculatlon 3 Manager 4 REARDON ELLEN Scotty Another Florence Night mgale Freshman Chorus l Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Bowlmg 3 4 'JC SPEE HES ALL OVER THE LUUPURY WN KW Transfer from Wingate Hugh School RICHLIN ENID Cookle Reading Rrtmg Rnhmetlc and Rrchlln Volleyball 1 Basketball 2 Band l 2 3 4 mor Red Cross l 2 3 4 elta HlY 3 4 La Club 2 3 Lawrenclan Clrculalnon 4 lawrencnan Luterary 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Marshals 3 4 Math Club 3 Fme Arts Club 2 Creative Wrltmg Club 4 Area Councll 4 Bnology Club 4 J V Cheerleading 2 Varsity 3 Co Caplaln 4 Epsllon HnY l 2 Secretary 3 4 Area Councll 3 4 Latln Club 2 Math Club 3 Lawrencnan Cnrculatnon 4 Home Room Repre sentotnve 2 3 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Marshals 4 Volley ball l 2 3 4 Basketball l 3 4 Honor Team 2 Softball RIZZO PAUL Calling Dr Rrzzo Freshman Chorus l Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 ltallan Clubl 2 . tif., 9 1 ' 4 4 f :I h ' , . 1 I '- , 1 --.rhl ,,.': '- ,, ': ' . -2' ,,: N 4 3 I 1 W E 5 C ' N ' T.v. AND 5 REITMAN, DIANA . . . Psychologist: Menninger Clinic . . . RIFF, MADELINE . . . Maddi . . . Future Rose Bowlgueen , , , f Il, 2: , Ju' ,,,',D '-,l,2, Itirl 7' A N Qmaff , 1 ' - V T X 21.4 NUM H I V' 55 yr' ROGERS RONALD Ronnie Man wlth a slide rule lawrenclan Photographer 3 Lawrencran Photography Editor 4 Lawrenclan Llterary 3 4 Lawrenclan Advertlslng 4 Home Room Representahve 2 Lawcedm HIY Treasurer 3 4 Varslty Track 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Math Club 3 4 ROSENBERGER JILL Drors Competitor Mental Pabulum Crrculatron 2 3 Mental Pabulum Advertusmg 3 Zea Hr Y I 2 4 Lnbrarran Hnstorran 3 Lahn Cohorts 2 Hebrew Club I 2 Math Club 3 Pmg Pong I 3 Basketball 2 Lawrencnan Advertrsrng 3 4 Scrence Club 3 4 Chemlstry Club 3 4 Physrcs Club 4 Radio Club Vrce Presldent 4 Creatrve Wrrtrng Club 4 Track I 2 Cross Country I 2 Intramural Softball 2 3 n a mural Basketball I 2 Junror Red Cross 2 ROSEN MORTON Morty Intramural Bowling I 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 2 3 4 Math Club 3 Cross Country I Lambda HIY 4 Science Club 3 Track I ROSENBLATT ROCHELLE Shelly Elsa Maxwells rival Freshman Chorus I Basketball I Hebrew Club Hu Y I Secreta 3 4 Area C0 3 4 eral Chorus 2 latm Cohorts 2 Junlor Red Cross 4 fN,, 'XA NFLW5 C' ,QC '30 es Q2 QQ f7of' ACN fda OmfP'Pr'1 Q4 F1196 ROSENSTEIN BARBARA Babb: One of the best dressed Freshman Chorus I General Chorus 3 Spanish Srngnng I 2 Math Club 3 Hebrew Club ,lumor Red Cross 3 Tennrs 2 3 Lawrenclan Crrculatlon Volleyball 2 Table Tennis 2 Sigma Hr Y I 2 3 Bowlrng ROTHBARD RICHARD Rrch Davis Cup Champion Band I Mixed and General Chorus I 2 3 Track I Intramural Bowling I 2 3 Intramural Softball I 2 Buskzns 2 3 Varslty Tennrs 2 3 Sclence Club I Tumbling I ROSOF JOAN Joanne Olymprc Figure Skater Transfer from Hugh School ol Music and Art Buskms 3 4 Junror Red Cross 3 4 Math Club 3 Kappa HIY 3 Secretary 4 Creatrve Wrrtmg 4 Mental Pabulum 3 4 Art Staff 4 Lawrenclan Literary 3 4 French Club Vrce Presrdent 4 Art Club Presldent 4 Pang Pong 3 Chemistry Club 4 RUBIN IVAN Rube Keeper of the Keys to Fort Knox Band I 3 Freshman Basketball Intramural Baseball I 3 4 Varsity Track I 2 Scnence Club 3 Chem lstry Club 3 Alcar HI Y 2 4 Treasurer 3 Intramural Bas ke all 2 3 4 Math Club 3 Latun Club 4 Treasurer 3 wma 56 41 1 , . . . . . . . A I , . . . l I ' . 1 . I l . . I . . . I I .. I . I . . I I . . . t .- I I I . . - . . I . I 1 ' 1 ' '- 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' H 1 - A 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 . . - . 2 . .. I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I lf - , , . , . . . . . . ' 1 1 , . . . . . . ' 1 1 J 1 1 I I 1 . . 1 1 1 1 '- 1 ' I, 21 '- , ry 2, , 1 uncil 2, , 1 Gen- , . , , . ,, ,L A fx fx W3 El G 3-1 o 1- fe ON -T - THE RADIO T0 HELP Tl-IE VUTERS 1 i' . ' M I' MAKE A WISE DECISILW- Q, 'Lf .L L 15 1 4 ' , no - gs nj '1' 11- ' 'L' 1 'yin fl' 3 1-' ' , . . . A . . . I0 , . . . ' . . . ' ' . . . 1 2, . . . 1 ' , , 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 31 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' 41 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 7 . 7 . .P I I 2 . In , . - Q . n Q . U I p Q q - s - . . . 1 ' ' . . . . . . , 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 - .h I I . .. I . I A .- I I i - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 tb 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . - 1 1 1 X iw., RUDDER ALICE Editor Democratlc Digest Mental Pabulum Literary I Mental Pabulum Curculatron 2 Mental Pabulum Junror Socual Edltor 2 Mental Pabulum Feature Edntor 3 Mental Pabulum Edntor rn chuef 4 School Councnl 4 Lawrenclan Art 2 Honor Society 2 3 4 Zeta HIY I 4 Creatnve Wruhng Club Vlce Presndent 4 Math Club 3 Latm Club 2 3 French Club 3 .lumor Red Cross 3 Tenms 2 3 Pmg Pong 2 RUDOLPH MARTIN Rudy Stars fn has eyes Freshman Chorus Mixed Chorus I 2 3 Astronomy Club Vlce Presudent 2 Presxdent 3 Chemistry Club 3 Chemnstry Physics Club 4 Physlcs Club 4 Math Club 3 4 Math Team 3 4 Mental Pabulum Staff 3 4 Intramural Bowlmg Caplaln 3 4 Intramural Softball 2 3 4 Iota HI Y 3 SACK CAROLE Desrgner for Chrysler Corporatron eyball I 2 Ba k tball l Pmg Pong I 2 Math u 3 Jumor Red Cross 3 Alpha Zeta H1 Y I 2 3 SAKOFF SARA Professor of Hebrew at Brandeis Epsrlon HIY l 2 3 Lawrencuan Advertnsmg 4 Hebrew u I 3 4 Math Club 3 Spanlsh Slngmg Clu Freshman Chorus I General Chorus 2 Volleyball 2 Bad mlnton 3 RUPP MARTIN Radromon U S A F RUSSO IRWIN Neck Lawrence Hugh School Attendance Officer Varslty Football 2 3 Assnst nl Captam 4 Intramural Softball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Ma shals 3 Lambda HIY 3 Presldent 4 Home Room Representative 3 Lawrenclan Clrculatlon Varsity Track 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 SAMUELSON ERIC Samba Freshman Chorus Band l General Chorus 3 Intramural Bowlnng 4 Hebrew Club 4 SANDROW NAHMA Nahmre Chalrman t N C Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Marshals 4 Busklns I 2 Vrce President 3 llbrarlan 4 Mental Pabulum l 2 3 literary Edltor 4 Latm Club 2 Hebrew Club 2 3 Presldent 4 French Club Vnce President 3 President 4 Blology Club 3 Fine Arts Club 2 Lawrenclan Llterary Staff 4 , . . - I l ' I . . . , . , . I i I 4 1 . . . 4 1 1 1 . I . -. - . I . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . . A L . . . , . . . . . . I 1 1 1 1 . . . ' , , ' a - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 21 1 r 1 41 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - LLL-plug. 11,-.Y l Inu '.w1'Lpg 115191. Ml li we :.Lr11 li' me M111 LU lIl Hass. 1 . . . A ' , . . , . . . . . . 1 Voll , 5 S B 1 I , 1 CI LJ 3 5 ' 5 1 ' 1 '- 1 1 - . , . . . ' . . . , . . . ' . . . ' o - , , 1 1 U. . E. S, . O. . . . , , 1 1 Cl b 1 21 1 1 1 b 21 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' - s A I' V. 5 - . H SANTILLO NICKOLAS I Morty James Petrlllos Assistant B nd I 2 3 SASSOON EILEEN Composer of a Symphony for Clarlnets Honor Socvety 3 4 Jr Red Cross 3 4 He brew Club I 2 3 Math Club 3 Lawrencuan Advertasmg 3 Band I 2 3 latin Club 2 French Club 3 4 Creative Wrnhng Club 4 Bodmmton 3 4 Table Tenms 2 3 Theta Representatnve 4 Red Cross Servlce Club 4 Chemustry Club 4 SAUER STEVEN Hank Next Leader of the H S Ba Mental Pob Circulation I 2 3 4 nramural Bowlnng I 2 3 4 Bond l 3 4 Co Guard 3 Alcor HnY 2 3 Tumbhng Team I J V Bowl ng 3 Track I 2 Intramural Basketball 3 Manager Freshman Basketball SCHECTER PAULA Teacher of the A B Cs Pmg Pong I Volleyball I Zeta HIY I 2 Math Club 3 Law renclon Advertlslng 3 Freshman Chorus I General Chorus 2 Muxed Chorus 3 Spanlsh Smgmg Club 2 Jr Red Cross 3 Blologv Club 4 Creative Wrltmg Club 4 Red Cross NATIONAL CONVENTIONS Q ARE HELD AND EACH PARTY cHoosEs CANDIDATE HE MAKES QQ SCHINDEL STEPHEN Steve Super Sclentlst nd I M Astronomy Club 2 Chemustry Club 3 Physlcs Club 4 Law cednn H2Y 2 3 4 Lawrenclan Photo Staff 3 4 Home Room Representatnve 2 Jr Red Cross 3 Buology Club 4 Creatlve Wrutmg Club 4 Red Cross Club 4 SCHLEIF MARILYNN Nafronal Chalrman for the Red Cross Softball I Bowhng Honor Team I 2 3 4 J Red Cross I 2 Red Cross Service Club 4 Councll Member 2 3 4 Clerical Practlce Club Presldent 4 General Chorus SCHLOSS JOHN J Attorney at Large Band Man ager 3 4 Orchestra Manager 2 Science Club 2 3 Astronomy Club 2 Chemastry Club 3 Physlcs Club 4 Marshals 4 Busklns 3 President 4 Red Cross Councll 3 Chaurman 4 Jr Red Cross 3 Presvdent 4 SCHNEIDER GAIL Katherine Gibbs Undergrad Bowling 3 Band 3 ,..2 , . . . B'g . . . ' ' ' , . . . . . . ' o , , . L. . . nd . . . ' ' , , , 2 l t ' , , , 2 , 2, , p lor 2 '- 2 2 ' 2 - 2 i 2 2 2 2 , 2 . . , . . - ' . . . I ' . . . ' 2 2 - 2 2 - 2 2 '- 2 2 2 - ' I 7 F . . . . . . F I 2 2 2 2 ' 2 2 2 ' 2 ' 2 ' ' ' 2 - .. I . I I . I I I . 7 . . . F Omega I, 2, 3, 42 Area Council 4, Red Cross Home Room Club 4. 2 2 Q ITS . Q 1 s . - A a s A . . . . , n a . v ' ' u . 1 ' Ba , 2, 3, 42 Orchestra 2, 3, 42 ath Club 3, 4, , 5 2 ' 2 2 2 ' 2 ' 2 A 2 ' 2 ' 2 . .I , I I . I 5 5 . , . F . 1 ' g 2 . 2 ' 2 ' 2 . , ' - , . , . . . ' ' , . . . ' I . . . . . . 2 ' , , , 7 r. ' 2 . 2 2 ' 2 ' 2 2 2 ' ' 2 ' 2 I. l 58 SCHRAGER GARY lawrence High Schools Funny Man Intramural Softball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Intramural Bowling 2 Science Club 3 4 Math Club 3 4 General Chorus 3 lambda H1 Y 4 Radio Club 4 Home Room Representative 4 Spanish Singing 4 Clerical Practice Club 4 SCHUPPER BETTE e Secretary at the Mayo Cl1n1c Freshman Chorus General Chorus 2 Theta Omega H1 Y I 2 3 4 Lawrencuan Advertising 4 SPEECHES ALL OJER THE SHEITON VERA The Gmp Gnop Champ of the World 2 Math Club 3 Mixed Chorus 2 General Chorus I J Red Cross 4 Creative Writing Club 4 Ping Pang Honor Team 3 Tenms I 2 Basketball I 2 3 SHULMAN MICHAEL Mike Singing Star on the Great White Way Intramural Bowling I 3 Freshman Chorus I Mixed Chorus I 3 Intramural Baseball 3 SCHWARTZ MERYL Mer Presldent of the League of Women Voters Honor Society 2 3 4 Marshals 4 J V Cheerleading 3 Varsity Cheerleading 4 Freshman Chorus I General Chorus 2 Mnxed Chorus 3 4 lawren clan Senior Write up Editor 4 Lawrenclan Circulation 4 Lawrencnan Advertising 4 Hebrew Club 3 Math Club 3 Spanish Singing Club 2 latm Club 2 Alpha Zeta H1Y I 2 Tenms I Volleyball 2 Basketball 2 Biology Club 4 SHAMES SUSAN ue Labor Mediator for G E Honor Society 3 4 Marshals 4 Biology Club 4 Home Room Representative I 2 3 4 J V Cheerleading Captam 3 Varsity Cheerleading CaCapta1n 4 Lawrencran Adver tising 4 Lawrencran Circulation 4 latm Club 2 Math Club 3 Hebrew Club I 2 3 Secretary 4 Freshman Chorus I General Chorus 2 Zeta H1 Y I 2 3 4 OJNIRY WN SHULOF CATHY Designer of the Ideal World Mah Club 3 Hebrew Club I 2 J V Cheerleading 2 Varsity Cheerleading 3 4 Mental Pab Art Staff 2 Basket 3 ea Cauncrl 2 3 amma HrY I 4 retary 2 3 SIMONOFF SHEILA Prmcipal of a School for Retarded Children Hebrew Club I 2 3 Treasurer 4 Jr Red Cross 4 Creative Writing Club 4 J V Twrrlrng I Varsity T irlmg 3 4 Delta H1Y I 2 Secretary 3 Biology Club 3 4 Buskrns 2 3 4 Volleyball I 4 lawrencian vertrsing 2 4 Math Club 3 Basketball 4 Chemistry Club 4 Chem1stryPhys1cs Club 4 l I . 1 1 I 1 , . 1 n . n u ' . . . 1 , 1 , 1 . . . ' , , 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . ' 1 ' ' 1 1 '- 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - . I . . . I .... . 1 . 7 . . . I 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 , . . 7 . 7 .- 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' - , . . . Bt . . . , . . . S . . . ' . . ' ' . . . 1 1 .. . ' 1 1 1 ' 1 I . . I h . 7 . . . . I . . . 7 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - N 1 1 ' . ' T.'J. AND W E 1 1 . . V , . . . I . . . . . . French Club 3, 41 Theta Omega Hi-Y I, 21 Latin Club Mental Pab Circulation 2, 3, 41 Lawrencian Circulation 41 1 1 ' 1 1 f- I 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 I . . . I . . . I I I F 1 ' , 1 , , . ball JAY ' , 1G '- , 2, 3, , Set- , . , . - . 3 1 U . A . , n a - . . ' . . . l 1 1 l . . . , , , 1 . 7 . , 7 . Z . .. I b . . . I . W. . , I .- I I I . 21 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' Ad- ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' , - . .,, I 1 3 v 0 x?X 1 ' Y 1 59 SINOFSKY DAVID Knller Sports Commentator Audlo Vlsual I 2 3 Announcers Club 2 3 Lawcednn HIY 3 Lawrenctan Photographer 3 Intramural Softball I 2 3 Intramural Bowling 3 SMALL GAIL Rise Stevens ll Freshman Chorus ed Chorus 2 3 a Omega H Y I Hebrew Club I 2 3 4 Junior Red Cross 2 3 Lawrencnan Curculatlon 4 Lawrencuan Advertnsmg 4 SMITH VERNON Brg Game Hunter Intramural Bowlmg I 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 2 3 Varsuty Track 4 General Chorus 3 Mnxed Chorus 4 Biology Club 4 Varsnty Football 4 Intramural Basketball 2 SPARAGO ALAN Romeo Chlef Gunner on Navy Destroyer nd ll 2 d Tra H Y 3 fN3'fN NFA-M 'N ff 'D+ rf- 'Nd Qxfw .rw , , 2, ' ' llfllxh I IG STAMPER ROBERT Bob I9 MD 65 Band I 2 3 Vlce President 4 Orchestra 4 Lawcedm HIY 2 Sec retary 3 Chaplam 4 Honor Socuety 2 3 4 Mental Pabulum Photo Stat? 2 Lawrencuan Photo Staff 3 Lawrencnan Clrcu Iatnon 4 Home Room Representatuve I 2 Buology Club 2 3 Presndent 4 Chemnstry Club 3 Physucs Club 4 Latm Club 2 3 Intramural Bowlmg I 2 3 4 Intramural Base ball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Area Councnl 3 Chaplam 4 STANLEY MARGARET Llbrarran at the Pemnsula Llbrary 0242-P2-2'v we rv pd STEIN BINNIE In Mlcrobe Hunter Freshman Chorus I Theta Omega Hn Y I Chaplam 2 Hebrew Club I 3 General Chorus 2 Mlxed Chorus 3 Busklns 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 French Club 3 4 Creatnve Wrntlng Club 4 Math Club 3 Junuor Red Cross 3 4 Red Cross Councll Member 3 4 Scnence Club 3 STEIN ELLEN E le Concert Promst at Carnegle Ha Epsulon Hu Y I 2 3 Hebrew Club I 2 Freshman Chorus I General Chorus I Mlxed Chorus I 2 Jun or Red Cross I 2 3 Mental Pabulum Musnc Colummst 3 'Y su-r , . 2 . ' . . . . . . , . . . ' 2 . . - 2 2 2 2 2 - 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 . I . , . . . ' . . . , . . . . . . ' a Ip Mix , , 47 Thet i- , 2, 3, 42 . . . Ba g Ban I 35 ck Ig Iota 2 2 2 2 2 2 ' I- 2 2 . r- 'N A fsrw f' 'cw fx - T ttf. -5. ms RAI 1 I nl 'Eu :HL ', II.li.f ' ' ' . 'I A ms. QIPQISI '2 'Lf 1' ' N 7' 5902.0 ' ' I .1 Q, f .5 1 .l. 5 ce .J I, . , . . . . . . - . . . , , . . . B' . . . ' . . . 2 2 - 2 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 2 2 2 ' 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 - 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 , 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 - 2 2 2 2 2 2 , . . . ' ' ' , . . . ll' . . . ' ' ' . II . 2 . - , , 2 , 2 2 2 2 2 i 2 2 2 . ASR. 2 2 D4 ' V STEIN RONNIE on Editor of Atlantic Monthly Lawrencian Literary 3 Literary Editor 4 Lawrencian Advertising 3 4 Mental Pabulum Circulation 2 French Club President 3 Math Club 3 Latm Club 2 Honor Society 3 4 Junior Red Cross 4 Creative Writing Club 4 Theta Omega 2 3 Secreta y Bloogy Club 4 Tennis I Honor Team 3 Volleyball 3 J V Twnrlmg I STEINBERG JOYCE Miss Amerrca I96O Honor Society 3 4 Marshals 4 Home Room Representative 2 J V Cheerleading 3 Varsity Cheerleading 4 Mental Pab ulum Circulation 3 Lawrencian Circulation 4 Alpha Zeta Hi Y I 2 Treasurer 3 President 4 Math Club 3 Volleyball ELE IIOIM DAY V ITERS SUCHER ARNOLD Sooch Retired Mrllronarre Band I 2 3 Treasurer 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Lawcedln HIY 3 4 Junior Red Cross l Chemistry Club 3 Physics Club 4 Math Club 3 Intramural Bowling 2 lntramura1 Base 2 TENNENBAUM MILTON Mi t General Manager General Electric Transfer from Tilden Hugh School Intramural Bowling 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Marshals 4 Lambda HIY 3 4 Math Club 3 Science Club 3 Spanish Singing Club 2 STONE SUSAN ue Head of the Cortland Boosters Hebrew Club I 2 3 .Iunnor Red Cross I 2 3 Math ub 3 Sigma HIY I 3 4 Tennis l 2 Honor Te m 4 Volleyball I Honor Team 2 3 Basketball I 2 Softball I 2 Lawrencian Circulation 4 Lawrencian Ad vertismg 4 STROCHAK ROBERT Bob Captam of his own Fleet Latm Club 3 Secretory Treasurer 2 Honor Society 3 4 Marshals 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 Intramural Baseball 2 3 Alcar HIY 4 Mental Pabulum Circulation 2 Home Room Representative 2 3 Lawrencian Circulation Editor 4 ILX THE. VIH HOUSE. TERAMO FRANK Decca Crooner Mixed Chorus P I nt Clas S r ary I 3 4 Sc Council I 2 3 4 Italian Club 2 Mental Pabulum Curcula tion Staff 2 3 THUROFF MARCIA Mickey Sophisticated Lady Theta Omega HIY I 2 4 Chaplain 3 Lawrencian Advertising Staff 4 Png P ng 2 3 4 Volleyball I 2 Clerical Practice Club 4 Junior Red Cross 4 Hebrew Club 4 Basketball 2 3 saw' Q 3 - , ga , 3 , - , . . . R . . . ' ' , . , . S . . . . . . 1 1 . . 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Cl 1 - 1 21 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 31 1 1 1 1 1 1 31 1 1 1 1 1 - Hi-Y I, , , r 45 ' I 7 ' , 2, 4, ' ' . 1 1 . . ' ' . , 1 . - A l T f . . y - Q . - . . I l 1 1 1 1 . . . , - 5 ' , . . 1 1 - 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' 3, 4, Softball I, 3, Freshman Chorus I. 41 Lawrencian Advertising 47 Lawrencian Senior Write-ups Q' ' l 111111, 1 - Ill-Q1TlilE'AHl1 is Tu HI-L 1' I iz: ' ITE HJ LU ' '. , . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . , , , , , , 7 , , , ' I, 2, res'de 3, 41 s ec et , 2, , , hool '- 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - . . ' . I . ' 1 1 1 1 - ball , 3, 4. , , . . 'I . , . - , . . . ' . . . ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 - , fl p 1,1 U , 1,1 y TISO CHARLES Chuck Industrial Wrzard TOBIN JUDITH Judy Curator of the Museum of r Bowlnng I Badmlnton 3 4 Plng Pong 2 Art Club 3 4 Hebrew Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Fme Arts Club 3 Lawrencuan Advertlsnng 2 Lawrenclan Art Stal? I 2 3 pa HIYI 2 3 4 General Chorus I 2 Jun ed Cross 2 3 4 Math Club 4 Red Cross Servlce Club 4 TOCCI THERESA Buon gforno professore Honor Soclety 3 4 General Chorus 2 Muxed Chorus 3 Lawrenclan Crrculatnan 4 Junuor Red Cross 4 TRAVIS BARRY Future D DS Intramural Bowling 3 4 Bnology Club 2 Chemnstry Club 3 Science Club I Math Club NATIONAL ONVEINLIONS ARE HEL? ANU EA H PARTY HOUSES l S CANDIDAIE HE NAKES QQ TURKISH ARTHUR VENEZIANO MARILYN uu Rhythm with a Remington Rand Bobbun Wmders Club I J V Twlrl g 2 Varsuty 3 Co Captann 4 Orchestra 3 4 VICCHIOLA MARIE ng V y Secretarral Practice Club 4 VIESS ALLAN Jump Shot Artist of the World Intramural Baseball I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Bawllng 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 French Club 3 Math Club 3 Scuence Club 3 Varslty Track 3 4 Mental Pobulum Clrculatuon 3 4 Home Room Representative 2 Alcar Hn Y 3 4 , . 2 . . . . . , 2 . . l , . . . 2 2 2 2 2 . I u s 1 . s I I 1 u q s--. 1 a . A f - - - 2 2 2 2 2 2 ' 2 2 ' 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 . 2 2 2 2 2 KCP - 2 2 2 2 2 2 'OI' R 2 2 2 2 ' . fl Q - , , ' c . u 3 C . T . . . ' . A , 2 . . , . . . .l. V. Twirli Ig arsit 2, 3, 42 , . . . LI . . . ' , . . . - L . . , - 2 2 . 2 - . In 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 - 2 2 . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 I ' 2 2 2 2 1 'gg VILARDI EDWARD Ponze Hes Got an Ease with an Easel WAGNER EDWARD Owner of a l2 Cylinder Carl Freshman Football I Lambda Hr Y 4 Scrence Club 2 Biology Club 2 Math Club 2 lntramural Bowling C 1 Intr ral seball l 4 n mural Basketball 2 3 4 KN WASSERSTEIN MARTIN Marty Fordrlac Vrce Presrdenf Transfer from Stuyvesant Hugh School Track 3 Lambda Hr Y 3 Vuce President 4 lntramural Soft ball 3 4 lntramural Bowllng 3 4 lntramural Basketball 3 4 Lawrenclan Advertrsrng 4 Math Club 3 WATTS JOAN Corky Babe Zaltarras ll nd I I 3 4 General Chorus 2 Junior Red Cross 2 4 Badmmton 2 3 Honor Team 4 Volleyball l 2 3 Basket l Softball Honor Team I 2 3 Gym leaders Club 2 Vrce Presudent 4 WALSH JOAN Jon: Head of the Chorus Lrne at Radro Crty J V Twrrlmg l Bowllng I Volleyball l WALTERS PAULINE Forergn Mrnrster to Israel Honor Soclety 3 4 Hebrew Club l 2 3 4 Math Club 3 Latln Club 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Lawrencra1 Literary 4 law rencnan Advertising 4 Biology Club 4 Creatlve Wrltlng ub 4 HrY Nc WAYNE STEPHEN Steve Certrfied Public A countant Honor Soclety 3 4 Mental Pabulum Lrterary Staff 2 3 4 Lawcedun H1Y 2 3 Vlce President 4 Aea Councul 4 Math Club 3 4 General Chorus 2 lntramural Sotball l Captain 2 3 lntramural Basketball 2 3 4 lntramural Bowlnng Captaln 3 WEINGARTEN JUDITH Judle Madame Ambassador Tennls 3 Bowlmg 4 Latrn Club 2 I n . . - . . ' . , Q . - D . . . I . . . . . . . . 1 5 . 1 - - - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - l, 2, apta'n 3, 47 amu Ba , 2, 3, 1 l tra- ' 5 ' 5 ' , , . Cl 5 '- l. s W E 3 SPEETHES ALL t'.'EF T155 1 :::TH'r 11. Ax: 5 ' . . . ' . . . . . . 1 1 1 '- 1 ' - ' 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 I' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 ' ' ' 7 . f 1 1 I 1 1 2 , . . 1 . . . I . . . 1 - - - I - - - Bu 1 2, 1 1 1 ' 1 - - - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A ball , 2, 35 , , 1 I , . V . ' 5' WEISER MARJORIE Marple Natronal Bowlmg Champ Theta Omega Hn Y I 2 4 Vlce Presldent 3 Tenms I 2 Bowling Honor Team 3 4 J V Twlrllng I Varslty Twlrlmg 2 Freshman Chorus I Volleyball I WEISS ARNOLD Arnle U S Key to Davis Cup Freshman Football I Freshman Basketball I J V Basketball 2 Varslty Basketball 4 Varsnty Track I 2 Class Presldent I Class Treasurer 3 School Councll I 3 Int mural Softball I J V Football 2 Home Room Representa e 2 Math Club 3 atm Club 2 A ar HIY Presldent 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Varsuty Tenms 4 Lawrencaan Clrculatlon 4 Area Councal 4 Varslty Club WEISS BRUCE Full of That Old Spmt Intramural aseball I 2 Intramural Bowllng I Lambda Hn Y Chorus 2 WEISS STEPHEN Steve ,, 'X NELW5 'fl A 'N A so org? 1 . I I I. Q a u . F I ' ' ' l h ' ' ' . . . '- 1 , 1 - 1 5 1 1 1 - I1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 - . 1 - F 7 ' , . . . ' . . . . . ' . . . 7 1 . . 1 . . . . - - 1 1 1 1 1 F 1 F ra' 7 . . 1 ' tiv , 47 7 l. , 37 lc - 2, 3, ' 1 1 1 1 1 - ,. A fs A wfx -- FN --N - FN 'N wrt -X - THE Rmfrw Tw HELL? THE TEES ,SA MAKE. A MSL I,E'1SI,':.. QI 'faikfga -.1 i':r:D ,vin--qu' ,,.'.L. 159i qv J J' .. - .. . .. . , .. . . .. , .. . . . . . . . . . , 7 7 . . - 1 1 1 ' 1 - , . . . . . . A ' , . . . . . . ' ' U.S.A.F.... 7.. 1 ,7 ,2,3,47 ' , 7 ' 7 ' ' Ba k , , , 47 J. V. wirling I7 rsity 2, , Co- . 7 . I ' l . l A Q 'L , 4. WILLIAMS THOMAS Tuco Most Valuable Baseball Player J V Baseball I 2 Intramural Basketball I J V Football 2 Varslty Football 3 4 Varslty Baseball 3 4 WILSON EDWARD Yuck Ist Lieutenant ln the Freshman Football I J V Football 2 Varsuty Baseball 3 4 Varslty Football 4 Vocatlonal Boys Chorus 3 Orw'? n ' mann pdl' WILSON ETHEL Dlmples Owner of the Worlds Most Valuable Stamp WILSON PATRICIA Babs Socval Director at a Summer Resort Softball I 2 Volleyball I s etball I 2 3 T Va 3 Captaln 4 Orchestra 4 64 WOLTIN CARL Butcher Boy Carl Woltrns Cham pagne Musrc Freshman Football I Intramural Basket I 2 3 4 Intramural Ba ball 2 3 4 lntramu wmg I 2 man Track I and I nd ll I 3 O chestra I 2 ata H1 Y 2 WYGOD MARTIN Navrgotor on a Rocket Shap to the Moon Sclence Club I 3 Intramural Bas ketball I 2 3 4 Astronomy Club 3 Intramural Baseball U U U Secretary 3 I Jl1ERS ZASLAV BARRY Lnghtmn Senator from South Carolrna Freshman Football Cross Country I Track 2 3 Lambda HIY 3 4 Intramural Bas etball 2 3 Intramural Softball I 2 3 4 Intramural Bowlmg 4 Band I 2 Lawrenclan Advertlsnng 4 Math Club 3 ZUCKER NATHAN Pebble Chemical Engfneer Intramural Bowling 2 3 Intramural Baseball 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Iota H1 Y Secretary 3 Presudent 4 f YOUNG ARTHUR Artie Doctor of Medicine B nd I 2 3 Presudent 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Lawce n Hn Y 2 4 Secretary 3 Area Councll 3 Home Room Rep resentatrve I 2 3 Bnology Club 2 3 4 Chemustry Club 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Bowlung I 2 3 Intra mural Baseball I 2 Latm Club 2 3 Physics Club 4 ZABRISKIE JUDY Gag: Presrdent of Her College Sororrty T eta Omega HIY I 2 3 4 Jumor d Cross 4 Clerical Practlce Club 4 Hebrew Club 3 Law rencuan Advertnsmg 4 Fung Pong 4 HE AHIIE HOUSE ZUKERMAN MICHAEL Mike Commlssloner Publrc Works J V Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3 Intramural Baseball I Intramural Basketball I 2 3 Alcar H1 Y 3 Secretary 4 Math Club 3 4 Latm Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Physncs Club 4 Mental Pabulum Curcu Iatuon I Assistant Manager 4 Jumor Red Cross I 51 , . . . 1 . . I ' ' , . . . I . . . ' ' 1 . . . . 1 ' 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 dl ball 1 1 1 1 Se I1 1 1 1 'UI '- 1 1 1 ' 1 - Bo I' , , 3, 41 Fresh 5 B I, 2, 3, 45 ' , , 5 ' , , 5 ' 7 Bc 1 1 I' 1 1 I '- 1 31 41 1 ' 1 , 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . Q . . . ' , . . . ' ' . . . ' ' . . . A 1 I - ' . . . h '- , , , 1 ' Re 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 2, 31 Latin Cl b 25 M th Cl b 3, 47 lata HI-Y I, 2, 4, ' ' ' 5 ' , 131.1237 01: TAY l :HE ' 1- DESIDE -lllrll IS 111 HE 1.5111 1:1 1' ' ' III U1 ' . ' ' ' , , . . . ' . . . ' ' of ' . . . 7 5 . .. . . 1 , 41 I1 1 1 '- 1 1 k 1 1 41 7 1 1 I 4? , , , 7 ' 5 - 1 1 1 1 1 31 1 I I I ' Z - 7 5 ' 1 1 . 1 '- 1 ' 1 492 , r V' WW, leaf HE time for a change had come, and the constituents demanded one. A slight panic of studying had led to a depression for some, and inflation of egos was the only solu- tion to the weighty problem. Therefore, the fifth of February, the seniors were inaugurated as the new administration, faculty, and office staffs. The electorate had been given a New Deal. The seniors had been preparing for this day for weeks in advance. Meetings were held, de- partment heads were selected, and assignments for the classes were obtained from the regular teachers. A great deal or work went into the preparation of these class assignments. The administration was headed by class presi- dent Marco Benedetto, with Kenneth Ratzan and Frank Teramo as assistant principals, and Irwin Russo and Laurie Levine in charge of the Guid- ance Oftice. Heading the various departments were Nahma Sandrow lEnglEshl, Barbara Cohen llanguagel, Robert Altman lHistoryl, Peter Dia- mond lMathematicsl, Alfred Kromholz fSciencel, Marilynn Schlief lBusinessl, and Arthur Young lMusicl. The day began when the seniors, dressed in their best, marched up the front steps of the school for the first time since September, 1953. The Lawrencian and Mental Pabulum photog- raphers were stationed at the front of the en- trance to take pictures of the new Lawrence teachers. The teachers then went to the main office to sign in. As his first official duty of the day, Mr. Bene- detto read the morning announcements over the P. A. system. Following homeroom period, Senior Day was in full swing. There was no lagging in the halls this day, everyone rushed eagerly to his classes to find out which Senior was going to pass on knowledge upon which he, himself, had once labored. Classes were conducted as Executive Suite, Listen, son, I made you, Art for art's sake. Como esta usted? King reigns supreme. Philosophy of Russo. though nothing strange were occurring, but be- fore anyone had realized it, forty-three min- utes had passed and it was time to go on to another class. At lunch there were specially reserved tables for seniors. During afternoon homeroom, Mr. Ratzan read the announcements and Senior Day continued through the three final periods. At 2:17 P. M. the iunior and senior classes went to the auditorium for an hour of laughs. The long-awaited, long-worked-on Senior Skit was presented. Written by several members of the senior class, the skit was a glfmpse into the memories of two former Lawrencians. Included in the skit were a scene in Mr. Uhlar's history class, an episode at a football game, a silent movie, and a scene in the men's faculty room. Finally there was a take-off on Honor Society induc- tions and June Night in which some of the class talent was displayed. The Lawrence band members furnished the music for the skit. Just before the closing song, the Last Will and Testa- ment was read by Marco Benedetto. To crown this day of supreme rule, the seniors danced away all semblances of energy that might have remained. Warmest regards from the senior class go to their faculty adviser, Mr. Daly, for his wonder- ful guidance that made Senior Day i957 as impressive as it was and as memorable as it will be. Thanks also to John Mollo for giving the dance so much spirit. Such a New Deal, such a change, made and will continue to make this union of ours run more smoothly, it sparks the life of each and every student, it primes the pump as it en- courages leadership and learning, and it con- tinues tradition that stimulates pride and na- tionalityf' J6'llgLt5 0 Jager S the evenlng of March 30 T957 drew closer mne nervous actors and one anxrous dlrector awaited Its arrival with antlcrpatlon and apprehension lnevltably Nlght Must Fall and on this nlght Evelyn Wllllams play of the same name was presented The sensor class chose for :ts dramatlc endeavor thus year a grlppmg drama of murder and psychological Intrigue The plot revolves about Dan lRlchard Roth bardl a bellboy at an English resort hotel who has lust had an affair with Dora Parkoe lAdele Grossmanl a maid at the home of fussy hypo chondrlac Mrs Bramson lMarllyn Frledmanl Mrs Bramson summons Dan to dlscuss the matter Dan Mrs IS outwardly very charming and crotchety Bramson rmmedlately takes a fancy to hum adds hum to the rest of her household serv The murder of a guest at the resort hotel where Dan had been employed IS traced back Cln ants Mrs Bramson Ollvla Dan Hubert Mrs Terence Dora Inspector Belslze Nurse Lrbby lord Cl-net Justrce CAST to Dan by Oluvra lLynda Mmlesl Mrs Bramsons unhappy mece She realizes that has charm IS only o cover hrdmg hrs thwarted disturbed mmd and qualms of conscrence but develops an at tachment to htm and trles to shield hum Dan gratufied but powerless In the grlp of hrs hom: cldal mstmcts plots and carrles out Mrs Bram son s murder for her money The polrce take hum away to be hanged leaving Ollvra relleved and yet desolate Other characters In the play Include Mrs Terrence lBarbara Cohenl Mrs Bramsons bold cook Hubert Laurle Uohn Schlossl the stolld stuffed shirt who IS anxious to marry Ollvua Inspector Belslze lGary Schragerl who helps to Investigate the case and the Lord Chief Justice lAlan Bermanl who trles the case The actors are to be congratulated for the remarkable portrayal of their difficult roles With the invaluable help of Mr Daly who gave un selflshly of hrs tlme and talent they added an other success to the long lust of equally noteworthy sensor prolects this year Marrlyn Fnedman Lynda Myles Rrchard Rothbard John Schloss Barbara Cohen Adele Grossman Gary Schrager lrnda Lehrman Alan Berman Frrst row Schloss Grossman Myles Lehrman Cohen Friedman Rothbard 68 66 . . . 1 s 77 ' ' r 1 1 ' 1 - 1 . . 1, . ,, . . . . 1 I - ' . . . . , , . . ' I . . . , . . , . ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I - . ' . . , . , . . . , ' d . I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Murder in his eyes. The cotfoge ci Foresf Corners Bring me Borricini , Q! J 4 .J ,U ! K X Me! A bore! Scotland Yard Yo Ohe rescue. Mnghfy Loc cz Rose shes an Invalid e Prince of Wales Wlj ORE than 700 people iammed the Law- rence gymnasium March 5, l957, to wit- ness the National Invitational Tournament. The opposing teams had fought hard to get in these playoffs, and now the seniors and the faculty were ready to meet each other in a battle for the championship. The event was conducted for the benefit of the Red Cross. The seniors went into their pre-game warm-up without the occurrence of any noticeable com- motion However when the faculty came on the floor all eyes focused on them each student cheering his own favorite teacher. Sparking the teachers, coached by Mr. Wild, were Mr. Reich, Mr. Martillotta, and Mr. Mondschein. Facing this formidable team were the seniors, led by Donald Mclaurin, Ed Wilson, Charlie Morelli, Bob Stro- chak, and John Cittadino, coached by Bobby tMr. Martilotta Ill Bloom. The game was in favor of the teachers until a last-quarter rally by the seniors closed the scoring gap. Even at that, the faculty lost by only one point, 41-40. Another annual NIT had passed, and with its passing came more memories to add to this record. Up in arms Laissez faire Faculty facsimile Flooring the Seniors 'N .. , b I ,'lY I ,TY I af Ui? 1 '45 70 253 'NT if QV :Sn ra 511555 as i 7 w ?W -.J X... 17 r 3. 4 ii Soft iouch. Book-of-theAYeor Club Senior Songsfers, Jus? our fype. The Sign-up Highest Fi. 71 'f F? R 'I' 'AA 1': , ,. we sk J ,,. , A,,A 5 Q A. 'gm - 0 ' In , .:, , M X I I A 'K 'E5',. 2 '1A . -wr 2'12 A QTZHN KRHLL7 NI u L A Q X'-if YF? 1' i 1. E Ll PERIN rr-1'-1:00 Q L s V- 2 wr K? 5 'I' 2 4 w , n 4. ,,, 'W f pf D 'F H L E T E 1 KPNINSICV 'NJN 'War LEH MHN X X 3 1, K 1 I lfx ,f XXX ' X I o 5 X uv . C C, x S 'HO W? I C I H N 4? So ,N Q 13 x5cH1,of, Q '1 .lx'fV'7O f iq NI ,....1'r 3 E Wu. KN 'WJ 032:10 RPI: sr 15' D- D E if rs Q, an fb Z S ff.-Kzmvff Am if oszlvsrf N JUNIOR GIRLS First row-Dulgo, Felder, Goldsmith, Friedman, Caplin, Hall, Feldman, Greenfield, Blitz, Kaufman, Gam bino, DiSabato, Capone. Second row-Garraputa, Herzog, Feldstein, Jacobs, Funt, Berg, Braunstein Fine, Davis, Bronson, Fiokoff, Ciaravalo, Cohen, Brooks, Harrison. Third row-Granoff, Kronen, Halperin Einhoun, Fradkin, Greller, Beiles, Flegenheimer, Ackerman, Alderman, Cutler, Friedman, Fucci, Crisci Krestow, Geraldi. Fourth row-Freedman, Kuris, Gottleib, Joseph, DiGirolama, Gould, Kramer, Hamann Goodstone, Ferro, Jordan, Friedlander, Garrow, Aikens, DeSibio, Dalton. Fifth row-Kaitz, Grabel Garraputa, Greenberg, Chester, Addona, Arkin, Harris, Carroll, Dudzak, Hurwitz, Krams, Cohen, Katz Katz, Hartford. Sixth row-Helpern, Bender, Chinman, Duggan, Kerr, Cohen, Kupferberg, Krause, Kaplan Glass, Eisert, Kunitz, Kassner. unior enafoni JUNIOR BOYS First row-De Vito, Farinella, Collen, Altschul, Burzon, Eppy, Kaminsky, Fabrizio, Lore, De Milia, Ber- land, Levy. Second row-Gambino, Jarcho, Frommer, Corcione, Brickner, Capobianco, Bailey, Friedman Drucker, Kriss, Gollin, Birkhahn. Third row-DuBroff, Gerber, Edleman, Ades, Ciamillo, Blunn, Bogas, Biglow, Goldenberg, David, Lechtman, Davidoff, Hasnas, De Palma, Braun, Fishkind, Fourth row- Lieberman, Cobb, Elias, Dworkin, Kaiden, Aschettino, Bleicher, Levine, Gintel, Bell, Baal, Kaye, Goroft, Hirsch. Fifth row--Coleman, Green, Luciere, Jackson, Jaycox, Happer, Deutsch, Karcinell, Gelbard, Haber, Hogan, Eisner, lancy. Sixth row-Henrysan, Koss, Hamburg, Levy, Grossman, Goldberg, Kaffel, Land Ferrara, Donadio, Cagan, Kirchner, Gandre. n Vx JUNIOR GlRLS First row-Wilson, Risolo, Muglia, Zigman, Underweiser, Reckseit, Wallack, Robbins, Rosof, Seligson, Salsberg, Pontak. Second row-Lang, Weiner, Pecora, Peckman, Rose, Schrier, Levis, Ricioppi, Spinelli, Smith, Rutenberg. Third raw-Mack, Wolfson, Mink, Parker, Santevecchi, Streicher, Wadler, Winston, Welz, Schulder, Weiss, Oshinsky, Rothenberg, Robinson, Loeb. Fourth row-Muro, Tutano, Rizzo, Zieden, Russo, Ranfone, Smith, Pollalm, Palleschi, Saskin, Piscitelli, Sanders, Lewis, Schneider, Lanzilotta, Lerner, Schlesinger. Fifth row-Spitzer, Spinelli, Pugliese, Steinberg, McGough, Usdan, Picot, Rosenberg, Pecker, Laakso, Noto, Nuzzola, Molinets, Morelli, Scherk, Zeeman, Wescott, Peskorz. Sixth row-Witherspoon, Player, Levy, Mushabac, Smith, Rothman, Rose, Marshall, Lafayette, Preller, Silverstein, LaPidus, Mallo. HE Juniors began this school year with many expectations that were soon experienced. The first excitement was choosing chairmen to direct activities-Martin Kaminsky, president, Edward Schumacher, vice-president, Sam Bogas, secretary, Joseph Baal, treasurer, and Mr. Glen- day, class adviser, capably guided the upper- classmen through a wonderful year. With the coming of winter, the upperclassmen tackled logarithms, the Manifest Destiny, the Theory of Ionization, and Cicero. None ot these could dull everyone's anticipation of the Prom. As school drew to a close, the Juniors were ready for the last milestone in their high school education-seniority. JUNlOR BOYS First row-Corcione, Scalfari, Valenti, Wacks, Vine, Rolnick, Stein, Manterosso, Rashap, Miller, Mecca Oehler, Second row-Saretl, Marasco, Sierson, Weiner, Sperber, Pashman, Satriano, Wilsker, Mathias Troob, Weiss. Third row-Sieden, Zacharia, Strauss, Rizzo, Raimondi, Tripodi, Schwartz, MacFadden Voehl, Stebner, CaFlerty. Fourth row--Weinberg, Seaman, Nardi, Rosenblum, Schneider, Perrineau, Schu mccher, Weinstein, Tiso, Montilli, Cox, Pasmantier. Fifth row-Rosenbloom, Mukamal, Rimer, Pucillo Resnick, Sternberg, Weiner, Rosenstein, Ritkin, Squire, Mayer, Morse, Spielman. Sixth row-Shields Noormae, Townsend, Harris, Payne, Salinger, Roth, Strauch, Rubin, Rosenblum, Numeroft, Novack, Snider Stile, Loncy. gg, rl W, SOPHOMORE GIRLS First row-Goldberg, Greenberg, Kolbrener, Glickman, Framensen, Kones, Berle, Irwin, Curra, Furtado Cittadino, Dodge, Kress, Chiachiere. Second row-Green, Brody, Bauman, Herman, Kornreich, Calicchia, Galdfarb, Basile, Caparelli, D'Angela, Cassella, Kenn, Falanga, Derris, Hayman. Third row-Finkelstein Azaria, Johnson, Edelman, Kline, Freedman, Klein, Grebin, Edsell, Avidon, Bruss, Johansen, D'Augustino, De Cicco, Brown, Gilbert, Auborn, Allen, Brodsky. Fourth raw-Boone, Holden, Goldman, De Palma Hackmeyer, lnkeles, Gallo, Dodge, Ferber, Kahn, Harris, Kessler, Du Broff, Freifeld, Englunn, Ferraro Krisker, Karol, Garnett, Demar. Fifth raw-Fabian, Demeuer, Hightower, Caccavale, Benarosh, Jerg, Di Girolamo, Kerner, Goepel, lube, Josephs, Klein, Feuerstein, Goldman, Donchey, Feigus. Sixth row- Anderman, Berliner, Glasser, Baer, Ahlbrecht, Klingele, Gray, Hall, Hofiman, Burke, Hauser, Heid, Becker, Getz, Fleischer, Goldwyn, Alpern. 5044 5',,,,i, SOPHOMORE BOYS First row-Elias, Ashby, DeCicco, Johansen, Frankel, Mecca, Grelo, Bronstein, Carter, Hyman, Knoll Smith. Second row-Cohen, Elias, Bruml, Greenwald, Factor, Gallo, Saunders, Cordace, Hegman, Cohen, Frankel, DelGais, Third row-Dreilinger, Goodman, Donald DePalma, Esposito, Goldman, Mhopft, Esopa, Herzig, Cascardi, Capobianca, LaSalle, Eichinger, Fourth row-Hershkavitz, Barris, Crisci, Gardner, Geller, Berch, Edelson, Goodwin, Grossman, Gartland, Cole, Hazan, Abramson, Epstein, Hendrickson Corcione, Catropa, Jungreis. Fifth row-Barris, Cirone, Balzer, Barry, Emsig, Hellen, Gallof, Davis, Frances Falk, Barnett, Berito, Jacobsen, Berman, Chimenti. Sixth raw-Goertz, Franzese, lannicelli, Bangs, Jaffe Feldman, Brody, Dash, Grondahl, Gold, Feldstein, Auerbach, Goldfein, Jackson, Esora. 1 Nl i I i ang. 5 no SOPHOMORE GIRLS First row-Rovacchi, Sarro, Gunsberg, Lciac, Monosonn, Phaft, Landau, Shack, Tiersten, Sherman, Heutz, Tut- man, Tullo. Second row-Sperber, Rella, Winkelman, Mollo, Ricioppi, Savinoff, Rubin, Rettek, Lang, Tripodi, Walter, Stephens, Samuels. Third row-Veneziano, Tripodi, Williams, Rubin, Rubin, Lederman, Mahl, Selter, Siegel, Tartakott, Weisel, Tomchin, Rackmil, Moser, Schindel, Mazzeo, Speranza, Singer, Solomon. Fourth row-Sokoloft, Sullivan, Longo, Lipton, Manigault, Rashap, Wirthmam, Reinitz, Retillni, Tabris, Marcantonio, Lieb, Prichep, Seplawitz, Oliveri, Laino. Fifth row-Weisberg, Peltz, Sarappa, Pol- Iera, Weiss, Watson, Morse, Mende, Monte, Miller, Sheinker, Shields, Renonde, Newblatt, Pollock, Licurse, Pearsall. Sixth row--Nathanson, Laye, Selkowe, Mayer, Schleifi, Sondak, Licurse, Stern, Rosen- berg, Milo, Meyer, Perrino, Widmer, Dobiansen, Snell, Ostrow, Rothenberg. OIST the anchor! We're oft! And with their angles half hidden by the sea, Silas Mar- this cry, the pride of the land S. S. Soph- ner, eons long, biology- omore set sail September lO, l956. The highlight Of the VOYUQS WGS The HS0Pl Hop in February, a gala success. With Harold True' the days of Sclllng were not all Sunny' Avent, president, Joyce Sparks, vice-president, no' d'd favorable Wlnds c'lwGY5 prevoll- OCCG' Richard Catropa, secretary, Victor Hazan, treas- slonally it seemed as if the stalwart ship could U,-er: and Mr' Doyle, Class adviser, of 'he helm, not possibly l'90Cl'1 HS goal, SO Qfeflf Were the the vessel iubilantly sailed into that distant but odds against it-treacherous rocks of geometry, glorious port-Promotion. SOPHOMORE BOYS First row-Mongardi, Wysocki, Stevenson, Mosher, Saunders, Leeds, Kabat, Mevorach, Weisman, Welt- man, Maiorina, Kiviat. Second row-Kleinberg, Tuman, Tavalin, Parlrofl, Lautin, Romanelli, Parnass, Saunders, Mukomal, Weinstein, Stewart, Pandolfi, Miller, Third row-Lewitt, Wisan, Pollack, Weiner, Mazza, Mandarino, Strauss, LaSalle, Wilson, Williams, Langfur, Lerner, Panichi, Prager, Fourth row- Harp, Lederman, Wiener, Kott, Deibler, Politano, Verdoni, Pearl, Katsky, Lieto, Rothenberg, Mayo, Ralf, Rothman, Montgomery. Fifth row-Schlein, Rosen, Warren, Donald, Glassberg, Maffei, Lewis, Stalling, Mustantuono, Sperandeo, Strauss, Simon, Klein, Steinberg, Norwalk, Miller, Sixth row-Goldfein, Kaplan, Wise, Tavalara, Williams, Schwartz, Vicario, Lundell, Rizzo, Rouse, Ralster, Sussman, Melzer, Levy. 1 FRESHMAN GIRLS First row-Finkelstein, Kanter, Goldgraben, Anzman, Kent, Dominici, Frischer, Hellinger, Abrams, Hilton, Harrison, Aikens. Second row-Beskind, Goldberg, Freifeld, Gentile, Kanter, Galt, Diamond, Feinberg, Brooks, Bach, Bloom, Deutsch, Goldberg. Third row-D'Aloia, LaDisa, Humphrey, Kaplan, Heim, Sices, Alden, Cagan, Alpern, D'Onobia, Johnson, Kerner, Herman, Gintel, Barnett, Frank, LaPaugn, Friedberg. Fourth row-Karpel, DeMichael, Einhorn, Jay, Carasso, Davis, Hurst, Jenkins, Dimen, Berman, Marrus Feurerstein, Barnett, LaBrutto, Kleiger, Gottheim, Cohen, Ginsberg, Fischer. Fifth row-Benedetto, Bogas Corwin, Barst, Goldman, Arciere, Enzler, Edelman, Doherty, Green, Freedman, Kretchmar, May, Etron Ciappina, Gerber, Fuhr, Feldman. Sixth row-Kelly, Davidof, Grandahl, Ettman, Buchman, D'Elia, Storm, Dubler, Kahn, Feuer, Fitzgerald, Kolmel, Berns, Blumberg, Franklin, Ellenson, Dibble, Haiovsky. Seventh row-Goldberg, Laterza, Laterza, Frost, Abberback, Diem, Blauer, Freedman, Haiovsky, Brown, Dennis. Benedetto, Greenberg, Fleigel, Lehrer, DeLiso, Ducorsky, Brown. .760 zgmpen ing ridizi FRESHMAN BOYS First row-Baxter, Basile, Jerg, Charney, Cooper, Cohen, Boxer, Albert, Cagan, Fried, Krieger, Kraemer, Balzano, Briscuso, Grillo. Second row-Fink, Barone, Cohen, Hecker, Cisario, Barst, Ernstoff, Boxer, Green Hammer, Bedini, Berdine, Kraushar, Axel, Ford, Brokaw, Cittadino. Third row-Brodlieb, Klein, Marchetti Cohen, Cohen, Coopersmith, Blits, Friedburg, Feldstein, D'Angelo, Goodman, Haynes, Flanagan, Bahanoff Costanzo, Azaria, Gelles, Berger, Crisci, Arangino. Fourth row-Del Gais, HoFlman, Lewis, Licurse, Kaplan Cohen, Gallo, Donner, Goodman, Kleinberg, England, Caraciola, Bey, Giordonello, Doppelt, Juda, Golden Hamburger. Fifth row-Kalter, Hirschman, Ballard, Brown, Diesl, Greller, Karyo, Cittandino, Davidson, Berg Kanter, Frischer, Berland, Cohen, Fingar, Cholson, Edwards, Burke. Sixth row-Grimm, Griffin, Buschel Luciere, Bertis, Kupferman, Herzfeld, Cooper, Berg, Blavis, Gerstel, Kaufman, Feldman, Brussel, Herzog Geller, Hirsch. Second row-Capobianco, Carroll, Gillespie, Friedman, Cowell, Getz, Belkin, Koch Deleston, Fosburg, Kass, Feldstein, Arber, Haynes, Gumbs, Cohen. Eighth row-Berkowitz, Avent, Stout Caracciolo, Ceppos, Ennis, Farber, Brzozlwski, Kreiss, Heft, Fields, Gillespie, Kahn, Brody, Check, Barry 1 1 1 1 1 1 -S1 f'..-Q FRESHMAN GIRLS First row-Pinola, Davis, Viess, Marks, Schittman, Mukamal, Penson, Segal, Swibell, Rosenblum, Levin, Rigano, Stevens. Second row-Noble, Zabriskie, Meyers, Umans, Weiss, Max, Moelis, Masterman, Wald- baum, Vilardi, Rosenblum, Shadlen, Rosenberg, Rose. Third row-Shelton, Morrow, Govani, Rizzo, Ponzi, Orkin, Sierson, Wolf, Shapiro, Schecter, Marin, Oland, Maloney, Valentine, Metz, Lincer, Shever. Fourth row-Ruskay, Newman, Yuger, Messenetti, Waldman, Winstral, Vaccaro, Martain, Senzon, Pollack, Ro- mano, Yacker, Zuckerman, Lichtenstein, Notti, Russo. Fifth row-Weiss, Tudda, Pollack, Ransburg, Stein' weiss, Pizzigati, Ruggieri, Rudegeair, Welsch, Thomas, Katz, Magaziner, Mennen, Moore, Levin, Wolfson, Skellington, Marks, Stomper, Weston. Sixth row-Marrus, Salomon, Smith, Mecca, Pereira, White, Sprei, Thompson, Siriani, Leiberman, Leblang, Ross, Miller, Rieur, Leone, Redbord, Picot, Parker, Lewin. Seventh row-Ruggieri, Rosenhein, Wohl, Segal, Stein, Montilli, Veltri, Meyrich, Napoli, Schindel, Sellers, Rieur, Riccioppe, Stone, Leffert, Palladino, Sahn, Peyser, S the momentous day drew near, freshmen- to-be at Lawrence grew tense. Then D Day, September lO, l956, the Class of l96O, the largest in the history of the school, started on its way to four wonderful years here. They were apprehensive and wide-eyed, but mainly they were lost. After a while, with the aid of mar- shals, teachers, and upperclassmen l'?l, they managed to overcome the problems that plague freshmen - lockers, swimming pools, fourth floors, and elevators. During the course of the year, class elections were held. The results were Richard Mayeri, pres- ident, John Friedberg, vice-president, Phyllis Davidoff, secretary, Judy Haiovsky, treasurer, and Mr. Baker, faculty adviser. FRESHMAN BOYS First row4Mazza, Strauss, Mandel, Triebig, Weissman, Lutker, Schlein, Rosenblum, Shulman, Sentnor Schildkraut, Mender. Second row-Slater, Pandolfo, Miller, Sherman, Ronzo, McMahon, Lipson, Peterson McCarthy, Scavone, Super, Pacilli, Slattery, Mantell, Schwarty, Whilcup. Third row-Wolfer, Rine, Loewy Sucher, Schfell, Zaken, Spector, O'Keefe, Reitman, Slipko, Vilardi, Player, Mari, Schneider, Leone Speigel Spirer Wolff Fourth row White Weinstein Maioruno McGinn Notarnicola Small Fink Rosen Reardon Sple dore Maken Mosher Montgomery Zmmerman Mayer: Lamstein Fifth row Schwartz Wocks Schulman Rosen Steinberg Lane Trussel Pesiri Mantovanr Mavoca West Cowell Pupa Russo Weidenfeld Syrop Tripodo Snxth row Mohr Mandel Young Portney Robinson Schiff Sengel Laurie Shekter Silverman Michaels Scharf Naioruno Sarro, Marsak, Smith, Volk, Seventh row Mittimark Lerto Oestreich Leibowitz Player Zuckerberg Levine Schach er Schmidt, Laine, Lau er man Mandelbaum Rosenberg, Sassoot, Rose. s -Q INTERNAL AFFAIRS lg 7' T -,-9 1 ff ' 5 L! a nv 4 r 'r ,. .E Q. 6 .V High -class ettiquette i 65 UCLJ alll! g6l!lCllll'l'J RS. JACK, head of the Business Depart- ment, assisted by Miss Koerber, Mr. Stone, and Mr. Hirsch, trains and prepares students for the business world in such skills as typing, shorthand and bookkeeping. Nationally speaking, the students taking a commercial course are trained to check and balance proceedings in different fields, among them bookkeeping and stenography. The course in stenography consisting of typing, Gregg short- hand, and some knowledge in the operation of oftiice machines such as the dictaphone, adding machine, and electric typewriter, enables them to be capable of obtaining well-paying iobs after graduation. Other courses which deal with figures are Introduction to Business, bookkeeping, and Busi- ness Arithmetic. Business Law and Personal Typ- ing are also oftered. The Clerical Practice and Secretarial Practice Clubs provide extra-curricular activities which prove of interest to the girls. Upon graduation many students whose prep- aration has been at Lawrence are aided in se- curing employment. Budget dollar Looking for a career in business Keys to success. Social tea, l. B. M. substitutes Wiachine ge AWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL is equipped with one of the finest vocational departments on Long Island. The first two years are an explora- tory period end of this struction in choose the In addition for the vocational student. At the period, the student having had in- four diliferent shops is required to one in which he is most proficient he decides if he would like to at tend a technical school after he has completed his high school education As head of the de partment and vocational director for the district Mr Beck aids him in his choices The vocational student receives a regular edu cation besides learning a trade Related English math hygiene practical science history and geography are some of the sublects that he learns for half of the day The other half of the day is spent in shops where he is instructed in his trade and is taught the values of Integrity co operation courtesy and most of all how to complete a neat lob Under the guiding hand of Mr Fleming the auto mechanical student learns everything about an automobile through practical experience He works on differentials transmissions and elec trical circuits Pupils are taught step by step the mechanics of present day cars so that they will Plug for the electrical sho ?' ax-NKW 9 41' J P Sharpening his wits li - . ' . ' Q . .t . ' . - - D NS :lla ,L '. i T, ip . 4 6 f T, 4' I T Q T . ill' l ' fr-e A xv., , . 1, , Ei -... y ' f 0 l . , g 7' fi V it 2 84 Measunng the crank shaft DrIllIng for perfection obtain the confidence and training necessary earn a lIvIng upon graduatIon The bulldlng tools shop IS supervised by Mr Mattlson Here the students learn how to use hand tools properly how to buIld houses on scales how to produce wooden articles of fine finish and how to handle power machines Mr Relchs and Mr Swords shops are lated In that they both deal wIth metals Reich teaches weldlng sheet metal working and flV6lInQ to his students ln Mr Sword s machine shop the apprentice machlnist SlUdIeS the use of drIll presses, lathes and mIllIng machInes Mr Clarkson IS the Instructor In the electrical shop Here the pupll IS taught two aspects of studylng radio work on televisions transmitters amphfiers and other electromcal Instruments The other group studies electrical cIrcuIts learns to wire any kind of motor and to Install oil burners and telephones A mechanical drawing class IS taught by Mr Marosy In this course the pupil learns blue prIntIng In hIgh school a boy goes through a meta morphosls He enters as an unskilled child and leaves as a young man ready to take his place In soclety and In the world Vocational students Industrrously at work . . . to . ' ' . ' re- ' ' . Mr. electrical work, wiring and radio. The boys 85 15.525 l'll0I'lCa TATISTICS prove that two thurds of the female populatuon marry What could be a better reason for teachung students the fundamentals necessary for future homemakung'9 The Home Economucs Department prepares young women for future 'obs as wuves and mothers un the Amer ucan way of lufe by teachung them such skulls as sewung and cookung Courses at Lawrence teach the gurls how to perform theur tasks quuckly and easuly The gurls have been provuded wuth excellent faculutues the sewung and cookung departments each have a spacuous room wuth the most up to date apparatus Mrs Flynn and Muss OConnor are un charge of the sewung and cookung depart ments respectuvely Muss Sloane heads the Home Economucs Department and also runs the cafe terua ln the sewung department the students are gtven an opportunuty to make clothes for them selves They learn how to choose suutable ward robes The fashuon shows whuch are guven very often help the gurls to see the other styles whuch have been made and to select the ones whuch are best suuted for them The gurls learn to dustungutsh fabrucs and types of materual whuch benefit the dulferent styles Many of theur clothes have that professuonal look Thus course us bene ficual to these young women because ut teaches them thungs whuch are umportant for theur future uves Chrustmas spurut Good housekeepung Homework U ' I . . - t I ' I I I' . S v XXX .4 X, f ww,-in fl I , 86 Q f Patterns Samptung theur wares A stutch un tums l The cookung department has a large well equupped kutchen where the gurls work un small groups Thus proves to be a great advantage sunce the gurls are able to receuve unduvudual at tentuon They are guven a chance to put what they are taught to use by actual experuments Along wuth the actual cookung sk lls the stu dents learn how to prepare nutruttous and ap petuzung meals and how to set an attractuve table The proof of theur success us un the won derful aroma whuch comes from the cookung room A unuque feature of the Home Economucs Department here at Lawrence us the apartment The apartment wuth uts home luke atmosphere Includes a completely furnushed luvung room dun ung room bedroom kutchen and bath The gurls are responsuble for uts appearance, a duty none consuder a chore The luvung room of the apart ment wuth uts cozy atmosphere serves as a gath erung Place for the gurls and theur unstructors to speak of the problems confrontung young women today lt us also the scene of partues and meet ungs of faculty members Many gurls have vusuted the Home Economucs Department after graduatuon and have told stu dents how the knowledge gauned from the teach ers gave them an enlughtened unsught unto the dutues whuch they must perform to carry on Amerucan tradutuon The Home Economucs Course us reccmmended to be taken by all gurls because ut teaches them vutal unformatuon whuch wull be needed and useful to them as housewuves and mothers A -it A. LAWRENCIAN LITERARY AND ART First row-Grossman, Schwartz Halperin, Gassenheimer, Mr Merriam, Miss Reed, Lehrman Andrews, Stein, Strochak, Ham burg. Second row-Berle, Selig son, Rosof, Demar, Sandrow Glass, Richlin, Haiovsky, Pizzi goti, Field, Walters, Byrnes, Ack erman, Greller, Lipton, Kraus Rosof. Third row-Jorcho, Rosen Stomper, Rogers, Schloss, Green Schindel, Ratzan, Diamond Troob, Saftioti, Hergiz, Kamin sky, Mosher. 2,9014 fo xx AY l have your attention, please. The l957 Lawrencian will be distributed in all homerooms this afternoon. This announce- ment causes a variety of reactions. The under- classmen wait anxiously to receive their copies to thumb through in search of their pictures and those of their friends, to find out the results of the Senior Celebrity Poll, and to discover a most carefully guarded secret-the theme of the yearbook. The Seniors are more thorough in their examinations since these books will always be cherished mementos of their high school ca- reers at Lawrence. For the l957 staff this is a time of great pride. They can finally relax after a full year of teamwork and view their handi- work-the high spots of the year captured in story and picture. This page is devoted to giving credit to the people whose industry and initiative made the book the success that it is. Each did his part to lAWRENClAN MASTH EAD First row-Gassenheimer, Mr. Mer- riam, Miss Reed, Lehrman. Second row-Rogers, Diamond, Andrews, Stein, Halperin, Ratzan, Hamburg. fA0 pe0l0 0 contribute to the campaign, each received just reward from the finished product. The editors, Harold Gassenheimer and Linda Lehrman were responsible for originating and executing the ideas and plans that became the backbone of the publication. During the summer months the editors laid out a dummy which gave them an idea of how the pages would look completed. As the year progressed this sketch became more definite. From measurements in the dummy the editors were able to determine the length of the articles. Ronnie Stein and Janice Andrews supervised the preparation of the literary aspect of the yearbook. Their primary iob was to con- vert rough drafts into sparkling finished articles. Assisting them was a skillful stat? of reporters with Senior write-up editors Romert Strochak and Meryl Schwartz leading the list. The artistry dis- played throughout the book was due to the talent and imagination of our art editor, Carole Halperin, and her staft. Along with the art work that appeared in the publication this staFt was responsible for the posters that heralded and publicized our circulation drives. Mr. Sameroff, an artist in his own right, pro- vided many of the pictures that gave the printed words the vitality of real experience. .leftrey Levine, Murray Frischer, Steven Jarcho, Stephen Schindel, and Richard Rosen were the main con- tributors to the amateur photography depart- ment which deserves credit for coverage of ace school activities. Ronald Rogers was in charge of the photography department. The business aspect is as integral a part ot this enterprise as is the literary angle. Donald Hamburg spent many a nervevwracking hour balancing the budget. Kenneth Ratzan and his staFl, composed of specially selected seniors, raised the circuation to a new height, During the extensive advertising campaign, Peter Diamond and his assistants received the whole-hearted support of the merchants and families who were associated with Lawrence High Schocl during the year. The typewriters in Conference Room 325 were constantly buzzing under the adept fingers of the stat? typists, Constance Pizzigati and Patricia Byrnes. In any government organization there is a staff of experts whose advice is sought when problems arise. Ray B. Merriam, adviser, and Margaret Reed, assistant adviser, were always ready and willing to oFfer suggestions or to set us on the right course when we went astray. As our publishing adviser, Mrs. Kelly made sure that we met our deadlines. Behind the scenes work, cutting and pasting up pages and proof-reading galleys, demanded and received the full cooperation of the entire staff. That govenment is the strongest of which every man feels himself a part. We, the staff of I957, ofter this book to you in the hope that it will be as rewarding to you, the reader, as it was to us, the creators. LAWRENCIAN CIRCULATION First row-Andrews, Schwartz Halperin, Kraus, Grossmaw, Rat zan, Diamond, Axelrod, Shames Dulberg, Berman. Second row- Proscia, Landers, Gumbs, RIH, Rosenstein, Gordon, Liebowitz Hoiovsky, Levine, Benson, Stone Richlin, Small, Groom, Weiser. Third row-Politano, Peppe, Tocci, Russo, Landau, Chinman Benedetto, Albert, Stamper, ltal iano, Jacobs, Leibowits. LAWRENCIAN ADVERTISING First row-Andrews, Rosof, Berle, Zieden, Kline, Byrnes. Second row-Grossman, Schwartz, Hal- perin, Kraus, Glass, Diamond. Ratzan, Hamburg, Kominsky, Strochak, Stein. Third row-In win, Lipton, Stein, Pizzigati, Peltz, Bender, Schleifl, Simonofl, Manshall, Pollok, Dulberg, De- mar, Berman, Leventhal. Fourth row-DavidoH, Walters, Barst, Ades, Rubin, Rogers, Troob, Gallin, Morell, Salcoft, Shames. Not pictured-Helpern. g 615111255 U REEDOM of the Press IS the staff of llfe for any vltal democracy For a quarter of a century our publlcatlon Mental Pabulum has been publlshed by the members of the staff ln the lnterest of the students and faculty Mrs Denton faculty GdVISef constructlvely supervlsed the paper The Pab covers every phase of school llfe every month of the year Co edltors ln chlef Allce Rudder and Barbara Cohen ln addltlon to or QGDIZIDQ and guldlng the student asslgnments wrote thelr column Thlngs Etc whlch added subtle sophlstlcatlon to the paper Managlng edltor Phlllp Davldoff the papers Man Frlday supervlsed the paper s layout and makeup Judy Fleld co feature edltor acqualnted students wlth local personalltles Theater lovers followed co feature edltor Lynda Myles On and Off Broad way as llterary Lawrenclans followed Nahma Sandrow s book feVleW Crltlque Barton Kraff s Sportllte and Laurle Levlnes Gallsthenlcs pro Vlded an up to the mlnute account of athletlc CCllVllIeS Soclal events were reported by Penny Morgenstern s Soclally Speaklng and Phyllls Bronsteln s Letter to Lawrenclans covered alumnl news One plcture IS worth a thousand words was lllustrated by the many shots taken by photog raphy edltor Bruce Montgomery and hlS pho tography staff Russel MEYCIGT and Barbara Fel der Now art entered the plcture through the efforts of Ellen Dlntenfass art edltor and her staff Joan Rosof and Cynthla Loeb Headllners Dorothy Held and Jane Gllbert put the Flash and Extra on each page BUSINESS Manager Herbert Henryson and Ad vertlslng Managers Edward Epsteln and Joe Geller saw that the Pab was flnanclally sound Mlchael Feldelson, asslstant Jane Reckselt and thelr staff clrculated the paper to the students and Marlon Freldman staff typlst sent the paper to those on the malllng llst Many new columns were lnltlated thls year A supplement to the ever popular Above the Crowd was Profile ln Character, whlch each month lntervlewed an GCIIVS senlor The School Mouse who was supposed to be llstenlng to Lawrenclans as they passed through the halls MENTAL PABULUM MASTHEAD Flrst row Fleld Davldoff Cohen Mrs Denton Rudder Kraff Levlne Second row Gllbert Sandrow Mor fass Bender Held Freedman Belles Reckselt Thlrd row Geller Montgomery Henryson Mercler Epstem added bIlS of humor by repeatlng amuslng com ments Here s Looklng at You satlsfled the clothes consclous Lawrenclans College Bound acqualnted academlc students Wllh unlversltles and colleges throughout the country Once agaln as Lawrence goes so goes the natlon Thls refers to the school s second mock presldentlal electlon sponsored by the paper ln co operatlon wlth the Cltlzenshlp Educatlon De partment Lawrenclans favored Dwlght D Elsen hower castlng 57 59 per cent of thelr votes for hlm As a cllmax to the twenty fifth season staff members attended the annual Columbla Scholas llC Press Assoclatlon ln March and malntalned thelr prevlous hlgh ratlng 5' ' I n ' ll ' ' ll IV - - l. ll I I a I I ' ' I I - ' ' ' I I I I ' n , . I -I ' . . . . , ,, . ,, . . . . I I I ' . , . . I I I ' I I . - . I . I I - , . . - - l ' . genstern, Bronstein, Myles, Dlnten- I I I I I I ' i I I , , . , , . . , . , . . . , . . . . . , . . . . , . . - - - I I . . . . . . , ll I I I! ' ' , . I I ' - I I , . I I ' MENTAL PABULUM LITERARY AND ART Frrst row Wcdler Felder Belles Feldsteun Goldsomt Morgenslern Gilbert Rosof Goldsmrth Hall Caplln Second row Myles Bronstern Levrne Sondrow Cohen Mrs Denton Rudder DQVldOH Fleld Krofl Freedman Third row Peltz Henryson Duntenfoss Preller Bender Kurtz Morkownlz Llebowutz Held Mohl Kcmunetsky Ackermon Loeb Fourth row Bruckner Gelbcrd Bloom Kromholz Montgomery Menschel Mercler Henryson Fosmcmtler Rudolph Woyne MENTAL PABULUM ADVERTlSlNG Frrsr row Levme Freedmon Do vudoH Cohen Epsteln Geller Rud der Ackermon Cooper Second row Guttermon Geller Rosenberger Goldsmuth Small Bender Stone Posner Lelbowlts Mann Wllsker Mercler Canter Montgomery Hen ryson KroH MENTAL PABULUM ClRCULATlON Flrsr row Axelrod Geldsleln Belles Dulgov Lerbowlts Monn Oshlnsky Pollck Usdon Goldsmuth Ackerman Prosclo Second row Berg Corcoterro Bender Freedman Cohen Reckselt Zukermon Rudder DGVldOH Malmo Kcmunsky Thrrd row Cooper Albert Vress Posnlck Frodknn Gottlueb Lerner Kossner Chlnmon Smoll Stone Sulversteln Levine Rosenbloom Wllsker Fl5l'lkInd Mostermon Gelbcrd Fourth row Stern Posmontrer Souer Mclourun Benedetto Mercier Hamburg Montgomery Koss Grossman Morse Green Henryson Smlth Bloom Lechtmunn Epstein Geller Guttermon No! plciured Feldelson 91 I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I . I I D ' T I . I I I I ' I - I I . I l I I ' A T I I ' I I I I I ' I ' ' I . I I ' I I ' l I I I I I I I . I I ' I I ' ' l - I I . . I I . I I ' , , . T I I I I , . . I I I I I ' I Gelbcrd. Third row - Zukermon, I I I - - 1' I I I ' I I . . I I ' I I I I I I . ' 'T I I I I I Q I I I I I A I I 4 - T I I . I I I I I D I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' l V I b I I I I I I I I I I I I I Q I I I D I I ' . l ' HONOR SOCIETY First row Rose Lonzilotta Stein Kamlnetsky Field Ackerman Beules Wolters Rudder Second row Freedman Shames Schwartz Levine Gassenhermer Miss Leavitt Ratzan Kamlnsky Kraus Andrews Berman Third row Strochak Tocci Morgenstern Riff Demor Cohen Sandrow Preller Grossman Holovsky Sassoon Pizzugatu Lehrman Henryson Halperin Laakso Oshnnsky Pashmon Fourth row Kamlnsky Stomper Wayne Landau Pasmantler Schneider Schumacher Henryson Kromholz Menschel Strauch Diamond Levine Bloom Kraft King Davidoff 0 fo ..Xgl0l0l 0Ua STUDENT selected for membership In the National Honor Society may be gustly proud for this symbolizes the ultimate achievement of everything he should be striving to attain In his high school career ln order to be eligible for the seal of approval a student must have main tamed an academic average of at least 90 per cent in hrs lumor and senior years However high scholastic standing is not the only criterion Fine and upstandlng character willingness to accept responsibility In all situations and active participation In the many and varied extra cur rlcular activities that Lawrence has to offer play an equally important role Furthermore the Honor So ciety is an organization of ervlce as well as prestige lts members see to it at freshman pictures are taken and distributed in an orderly fashion they also have the privilege of ushering at grad uatlon ln June The final event of the year and the mam highlight of the Honor Society comes on June Night At this time new members are inducted rn an inspiring and beautiful program during which the cornerstone of the society its four guldlng principles and its two alms are recited These two alms stated in the charter of the enduring values of life and to bear forth the searching light of truth This year s activities were directed by faculty adviser Miss Leavitt, and program director Mr Daly The officers of the Honor Society for this year were Kenneth Ratzan president Harold Gassenhelmer vice president Gerald Kamlnsky secretary and Laurie Levine treasurer The heralds were Barton Kraft and Stephen Wayne Miss Leavitt acquired a part 'mer to lead the group this year M ss Smith a newcomer to the faculty also took over the ad vlsershlp of this organization l a f I I ' I . . . I . cent in his sophomore year or at least 85 per group, are to maintain a high ambition for the ' I I I ' , - ' , i s ' ' . ' th 2 . . 5 I f . 92 jk C31-'aJt .MUIW1 l UNE NIGHT us one of the most awe unsptrung events on the school calendar lt us the nught on whuch all deservung students are rewarded During the first part of the evenung many awards are presented to those who have devoted theur tume and energy un order to help benefit the school and communuty Scholarshups are guven to students who would otherwuse be unable to contunue theur educatuon Character leadershup scholarshup and servuce are the pruncuples upon whuch these awards hunge In addutuon some specual talent such as athletuc abuluty or aptutude us recognuzed Cash awards are presented to the top three students un the senuor class and also to students who excelled un cutuzenshup Students who have earned awards throughout the year receuve them at thus tume The Buskun Cup us guven for outstandung performance at the Buskun Tournament The members of the band who competed un the state competutuons receuve theur awards The top students un the vocatuonal busuness homemakung and art departments are all recupuents of certuficates or cash awards The second portuon of June Nught us devoted to the unductuon of new members unto our chap ter of the Natuonal Honor Socu ty Thus solemn The end of Probatuon and umpressuve ceremony us beautufied by several choral numbers offered by the Lawrence Hugh School Muxed Chorus Thus honor us more com plete than the earluer awards un that ut recognuzes a well rounded unduvudual rather than one wuth a Specual talent Much work and preparatuon goes unto makung June Nught a success Early un the year members of the faculty begun selectung the students for the awards Mr Daly un charge of programmung organuzes the evenung un uts mood of solemnlty All honorable men e 1 I I . I . I ' ' I ' I ' ' I I Honor Speakers in the spotlight. iv 537 'if QNAQ, s ' - is , 4 . . . . ., ff- l - - f.- 1 l...f' ' I 1 I . .Q . 93 MARSHALS Ftrst row Greller Belles Proscla Lanzllotto Ackerman Second row Landers Kraus Schwartz Andrews Halovsky Mlss Corozza Diamond Benedetto Shames Bloom Russo Third row Gassenhelmer Lehrman Benson Kassner Sandrow Myles Rlchlln Preller Raft Green Przzlgatl Demar Kammsky Fourth row McLaurln Schloss Welss Stlle Blucher Montgomery Menschel Strouch Malmo Schumacher Ratzan Kraft Geller .SQAJLUQ QPULLQ Y locker wont open IS the usual cry of a new CllIZen altenated to the work mgs of thas government To the rescue comes an M P wearing a buff and blue arm band and ters? asks a parent on Back to School Nught and again a Marshal ts there to show the way Which IS my base'9 IS the question that might be heard at a concert the Buskln Tournament or June Night and once more a Marshal IS there to glve assistance Jus part of he S8fVlCe A desire to be of help at all tlmes, excellent character and leadershlp are the quallflcatlons for selection of these tumors and seniors Mem bershlp In this organization IS a goal whlch many students strive to achieve This organization performs nts many able serv :ces wtth a friendly smlle The heads of the squad this year are Marco Benedetto Peter Diamond Janice Andrews and Barbara Halovsky the chief of staff IS Mlss Corazza The Marshals are an :nvaluable ald to the s hool because of their usefulness and compe tence Each Lawrenclan knows that behlnd that tradltlonal buf? and blue mslgnla Iles a person who ts always ready and walling to lend a help ang hand l 2 xx 1 H 1 ' - . . ' L-l the freshman is saved. Where is headquar- 0 it Al ' ll I ' I I w u I 4 1 1 a , , . . i . ' t a a 94 ll Jl'0lH0 ourf HE right of Judlclal Review is exercised by a body In our school The very tasks of our School Council show that this body determines the acceptability he constitutionality measures taken Although ltmlted In its activities this year because of the adlustment of a new administration nevertheless the School Council represented cooperation among the four classes and the administration As chairman M Kriz assistant principal led this Supreme Court of the four class officers of all the classes the class advisers and the editors of the Lawrencran and The School Council is an organization of the future to be enlarged and brought even closer fi to the student body However the present func tions were taken seriously and proved to be a benefit to the school The School Council sponsored the annual March of Dimes drive In Lawrence It also met scholastic as well as athletic nature and by the response of the students the administration was given a bird s eye vlew of student opinion ln the past the council has Issued the Law rence Hugh School Handbook which acquainted new students with Lawrences scholastic system and gave all students a complete picture of Lawrence s varied preparatory courses The School Council will undoubtedly continue to be a service to our school and our commu unity getting closer to high school problems and coming up with smcere solutions SCHOOL COUNCIL First row Davidoff Frledberg Catropa Mayer: Halovsky Second row Teramo Russo Mr Glenday Mr Kruz Mr Daly Benedetto Ratzan Third row Hazan Cohen Lehrman Schumacher Kamlnsky Baal Gassenhelmer Rudder Sparks .. I t ,, . . . ,,, of 1 , . . . I - . . . I . I rl . I . , . I Mental Pqbulum. several times to discuss school problems of I , I 95 fi 5 f, . H.. ? 7, +3 'I 6 i V ff., r 'ff frffff 2 5' cz, Q- 'Qs' 3 1 'wg A9 3' . Hz 31 V Q 6 L 6 V ,Q QV ff gi wi' , ff ' A - ' ' f A ' f 4 'Q' . 131 - FAB' a 4 f I + ,f f , , '47 53 .FLM W- ,, sf E 2 ,5- ? 7 , X g W s. 5 2'3- , 3 . 1 4 2 , I g 0- ' 5 3 Q E 4 ig-viii? g 2 ii g 3 ,'!5' j 45, Qggi R 1 jg E 4- W if ' F ff - f , ' ' H l,l, 5 A AA lil A 'll 'f 4253? N fi M g-f.-33 Es. .,,a x . E , .ig ia Q -,, if .Pi ui I ll W lil ll Kf'1- -M W 'A , 2- ' 3 I f Y T ' ET 3 X 1 J A E Q ,, x f Q: - Q I WZ? 3 5 if 6 F h bf if XSS Q39 ,Sa , 35' fr 5 ng QQ 5 x A , ' 19 ' I I I G - gg . 6 1 M ' A if-SA , U 3 ig, x .0 :ix 4 ll i . ,X' E 4 I 1 , 5 1 f q ' , 1 5 i f 2 1 2 'F 1 x ,1 I J. f 2 i ? fa X I K pf ,fy ' 2' 4 Q , h .hx M ' Q-:kb I . , lv .I 5 i ? 'J Y' V 1 T44-' 2 'isa , 133-f, X f AEA AVZQJV -, ' ,Q Qj gsgl s ,f ' , N y' , S I 5 ' U 5. 147 xg X 7 5 f r - .V 1 .QQ 1 'T' I.-' K Q 1 ,, 'T' , 'X ,,.Y 5 - -' 'f K 'f X .ff 'W 'Z I ffal ,f if A N , I Ri . tu Qi gf' 3. 31,1 1 n f.f,I.LJ Vx I Xi .f I' 4,1'E N 5 Q 'l ,i,'xa'f Yo +I' Tig.-512. f -Q - f ,I X ,Q S , fi' jx. f' .5 , 1 . V S, QL X f ff EQ-fr - n 4 1 gwfx Q -YV f- ff, fp W X , T7 -N R M if QV- M L C' V' Ng, 1 4 -p l gf- qpiziaii ff i .' Vp' ' 1 ff--'Awww'a. 1 I ' X 7 f f-gal .xf.,. - AGM: ax . -'- ' ' n Q 1 ' , M-J ' it 'q, J' SA if: ui, O. Of Ar-' x J, ' - . , X ' , M ,, f ., , - 5 - x , w . F I f, : ' 5 x N I J . lk! ,M :Ugg P X x if! I . N JP i A A ,i , , 5 ix? 4 Q Z' 1' ' , D f 'WQU 5 . 3 ui .6 ' Q5 Sf. PEM 'V K Q 1' ' , ' Qggggyga ,qajwfwaha W2 M in 5,5 ,ig-, 6 B6,1 ws11fQ,15f.Q ,Q'Q f 5 , Ag., ii '1 4f4X- -F , Q W . 4 R. N sf' qlw-,YEK A-gfxnql' 'Hg W 4 it Ax A I w X 4 iii 1 Y 'A' 'x . .f f .gk , 1 5 0 ' X 5 1 -Y: , -f -. In -A fs ' . , if -1' ,ES Y' .,: ' ' I 1 f Q ' ef ' A v 'r ' ,-,Q Q f . f ig, 1 i A .Qu Hi' .- , ,' EN' Q' ,Q Q Q- ,gm Q5 f , a I 5 ff i 1 -. wti yi 1 fr V KW ll, 1 .6 5 , ,fi I ', f FIA QM 1 55 : First row-Loiac, Tripodi, Casella, Byrnes, Goldsmith, Proscia, Peppe, Kress, Capone, Magliaro, Kenn. Second row-Mr. Jones, Chiachiere, Maueo, Furtado, Dalton, Gallo, Mann, Carcaterra, Piscitelli, Wilson Veneziana, DeSibio, Johnson, Ferro, D'Angelo, Spinelli, Ricocci, Mr. Tpp. Third row-Santevecchi, Ricioppi Guillem, Shields, Usdan, Simonoft, Gcrraputa, Sarro, Fucci, Ricioppi, Politano, Weiner. Fourth row- DiGirolamo, Josephs, Meyer, Nuzzolo, McGough, Milo, Groom, Peskorz, Alderman, Williams, Tufono, Germano. jfeer- ape lgaracle NCE again, Lawrence hailed foreign diplo- mats with ticker-tape parades. The Law- rence twirling squad of 60 girls was led in fine style by head maiorette Ann Proscia and her six co-captains-Lucy Carcaterra, Marilyn Venezi- ano, Phyllis Mann, Pat Wilson, Barbara DeSibio, and Gloria Piscitelli. The excellence of the twirling squad was the result of the genius of Mr. Jones, our twirling director. At the football games, the Tornadoes per- formed such dances as the can-can, cha-cha, and bunny hop. Their skillful execution of in- tricate twirling routines showed them to be one of the top squads on Long Island. After the football season, the twirlers main- tain an active schedule. During the school year they participate in the school concerts, adding a bit ofglamour. The community is always anxious to see the twirlers parading down the street, performing for the Little League and for Me- morial Day as well as for various other occasions. ln the Spring the twirlers participate in the state competitions, always coming out on top. Cal' In QPLCH ll ln? F any of Lawrence s extra currucular GClIVIll6S were chosen worthy of natlonal merIt, It would undoubtedly be the MIxed Chorus Com posed ot the finest voices of the sophomore, IunIor and senior classes, It lends Its InImItable touch to any occaslon, Honor Society Induction or muslcal productlons Although fine voices are the prime requisite for any chorus, other qualifications Including the Wlll to work and the drive to practice are also Important MISS Garver and her new assistant, Mr Pol lera, have done a splendid Iob as dlrectors and have helped the chorus to maIntaIn llS consist ently high quality Rehearsal for one program after another keeps the MIxed Chorus busy all the tIme Its annual ChrIstmas program Included such peren mal favorites as Silent Night and Adeste Fidelis Next In line came the annual Golden Age Program, the Brotherhood Concert, the Spring Concert, and participation In June nIght detto, president, Frank Teramo, vice presldent, Froma Berman, secretary, Laurie Levine, record Ing secretary, Edward Molinari, treasurer, and Johanna Mazza, chorus accompanist MIXED CHORUS Flrsr row Mr Pollera Kraus Andrews ToccI Wallack Russo Patterson Anderman Landers Marcantonia Appelbaum Brown Laufer Deutsch Mazza Miss Garver Second row Wllllams Schwartz Silverstein Field Rosen Preller Levine Berman Small Laakso Lobel Benson Smith Kurls Thlrd row Scherk Grossman Mazzo Teramo Rothbard Rizzo SolIno Gallnn DePaIma Goroft Schlein Albert Liebowitz Reardon Fourth row Berman Lieberman Lehrer Shulman Weiner Avent Weiss Smith Coleman Goerz DElIsa Combs Benedetto MolInarI Eisner OO JI CL! - - - 19 1 . n . N . . ,, . . Recognition should be given to Marco Bene- I L . I I I . 'I . ' l of A sin, HAT IS music? Webster says Mustc IS the art of melody or harmony Of course, thus IS true, but the General Chorus has an add: tlonal udea It IS to create somethmg to please you This year, as nn many years ot the past the General Chorus has been workmg stde by sude with the Mixed Chorus In an ettort to ac compllsh thus atm Both choral groups had to settle down and learn the muslc for the All State competltlon Even before this program was completed they were given the muslc for the Christmas Program The Christmas Season has always been assocl ated with feverish excitement This was easlly seen In the preparation for this year s presenta tlon as everyone rushed to complete has tasks Next came the program for the Golden Age Club and the Sprung Concert These took a lot of hard work by the students, Mass Garver, and Mr Pollera When June arrived, the chorus members had become so accustomed to the heavy schedule that It became routlne Next year they wlll be members of the Mlxed Chorus, and no one GENERAL CHORUS First row Fromen on Kolbrener Mollo Tomchln Kleln Allen Berle Second row Mr Pollera Garnett Schlndel De Ctcco Fabuan Falanga Lama Pollera Dube Manlgault Jerg DuBroH Kessler Bauman Kleln Brunson Mlss Garver Thtrd row Kahn Johnson De Palma Longo Goepel Pearsall Lucurse Hottman l.aye Moyer Barrett Perrmo Sparks Newblatt Ferber Weiss Fourth row Mazza Palladtno Mazza De Palma Edelman Mclaurm Mastontuond Montgomery Pucullo Rothenberg Ctrone Barns DAngelo Cardace Newburge Ol 0? I !! ' I , deserves it more. 4 1 3 I I , D I . 1 I - 1 - I I , ,,,,, , , , , , , I I 1 I I I I r I ' ' l 1 . I l FRESHMAN CHORUS Flrst row Rvzzo Woldbaum Cooper Krueger Lutker Brlseuso Cohen Rosenblum Moelrs Beskund Second row Mr Pollera Dubler Zobrlskle Frerfeld Mukamal Wolfson Borst Newman Barnett Green berg Ettenson Gerber Fllegel Kaplan Fischer Feinberg Rosse Miss Gorver Third row Grntel Wenss Peyser Leone Laakso Abberback Schnelder Benedetto Goldberg Sahn Kohn Shurertzer Palladlno Marrus Berman Fourth row Goodman Moddalon Blrts Whrlcup Mrchaels Kalter Brody Scharfl Mandelbaum Doppelt Spector Feldstern Llpson Schnell Cohen Weussman Mender all0l1l1l aI'l'll0I1y AKE boys and gurls Blend altos, sopranos and tenors Add talent hard work and co operation Season with a punch of humor and a dash of good old Lawrence splrlt Then mlx In encouragement guidance, and leadership rn large quantities supplied by Mlss Garver and Mr Pollera Serve at the Sprung Concert one Freshman Chorus land a mrghty good one at thatl smgmg Seek Ye the Lord, A Heavenly Choir, Plenty Good Room, and Give Me a Song to Sing All these Ingredients helped to brlng their abllltles to the standards of the Mixed Chorus whlch they all hope to enter rn the near future FRESHMAN CHORUS Frrst raw Mr Pollera Muller Schrclvone OKeefe Albert Hecker McCarthy Mass Garver Second row Humphrey La Dlsa Vcess Anzman Marks Hrlllnger Carosso Luncer Karpel Russo Penson Pnnolo Brooks Siegel Volentlne Abrams Third row Alpern Ungar Zuckerman Green Shelton Berns LaPaugh Kolmel Nord: Napoll Helm Lehrer Ross Marx Gunsberg Corvrn Ruskay Fourth row Schneider Spiegel Belkrn Trussel Segal Rosen Zuckerberg Berkowitz Arber Valk Markowitz Kaufmann Englander Whlte Zaken Wolfer lO2 A 1 l 1 1 1 l 1 1 - 1 1 1 I 1 A 1 - 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 I 1 l 1 1 . - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 l 1 1 1 U 1 A . - 1 . , ' 1 I 1 - 1 I 1 l I 1 l 1 1 1 1 A - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Ftrs? row Goldsmlth Flegenheumer Lelbowlts Goldsmlth Barst Axelrod Dulgor Belles Azarna Lev: Fruedman Feldsteun Reckselt Second row Blutzer Jacobs Blltzer Gottlueb Schlelf Sellgson Mass OConnor Schloss Stem Landers Grunberg Henryson Anderman Third row Loeb Benarosh Lehrman Grossman HoHman Lerner Chapo Held Lafayette Bender Anderman Fruedman Glass Kerr Kassner Lupton Barley Fourth row DePalma Granol? Laakso Berland Flshknnd Bulm Bleucher Hamburg Kromholz Jacobsen Gerber Barnett Freedman Goldsamt Kahn Not ptctured Stem p0ll'lt 3011? AWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL has nts own Point Four, the Jumor Red Cross, supervused by Mvss OConnor, a member of the faculty Stu dent promoters John Schloss and Doris Sellgson, co chairmen, and Lmda Lipton, Muriel Levls, Lmda Zeeman, Paul Jacobson, Bmme Stem, and Marllyn Friedman, representatives to county functions, began thus and program wlth the an nual membershlp drive ln addition, Christmas packages were sent to numerous Veterans hos pntals, and a scrapbook was sent to Norway As a final prolect, the Red Cross sponsored the Sensor Faculty game Frrst row Rose Welz Kalbrener Braunsteln Felder Heymon Ransburg Dlomond Schack Guebln Fromenson Rubnn Gluckman Rubln Chlachlere Rubin Second row Rolmck Tlersten Usdan Rosof Sassoon Stone Mann Schechter Weuss Sumonoff Rusolo Spmelln Cohen Pasker Sang Seplowntz Wulsker Third row Closwun Rosenberg Ackerman Feldman Frelfeld Pearsoll Ruzzo Hoffman Zleden Brody Newman Rosenberg Davus Peyzer Peskorz Peltz Welsberg Weuss Pollack Wadler Kramer Sperber lleb Rashap Bruss Rosen Clttadmo Fourth row Gilbert Pollak Kenn Pecker Sulversteln Frelfeld Schlesinger Tobun Rosenblum Schlelff Shelton Sondark Snell Perruno Posner Watts Mushabac Preller Zeeman Stern Oshxnsky Englund Rosof Mink I I - 1' I I I I l I I ' l I I I I I I ' ' l I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I ' T I I I I . I I U I I I I I I I I ' A ' I . - . I ' I I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' 'T I I I I ' D T I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - T I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I U I I I ' ' IO3 l90,,r.Z,f Pfaffofm AWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL S answer to Broad way the Busklns enloyed a busy and fruntful year under the guldance of Mr Daly faculty advlser and officers John Schloss lPresldentl Lynda Mules lVrce Presldentl Enld Jacobs lSecre taryl and Laurle Levme lTreasurerl lt began In October when audltlons for new Busklnltes were held and members were admitted from all four classes Work on the club s annual malor production The Buskln Tournament followed close on the heels of these prellmlnary try outs The cast was chosen on ment and rehearsals were conducted wnth great earnestness Four one act plays were presented Frlday night December l4 begmmng wuth The Flattermg Word by George Kelly The cast conslsted of The Reverend Loring Rlgley John Frledberg Mary has wnfe Barbara Cohen Mrs Zooker Dorothy Ackerman Lena Penny Hall Eugene Tesh Rlchard Rothbard The plot proved that no man IS Immune to the allure of either the theater or a tlattermg word Next came Rehearsal an unusual piece by Christopher Morley plcturlng a gurls school productlon In the throes of growing pains The actors were Chrlstlne Ellen Enzler Gertrude Carol Brodsky Soma Barbara Rubin Marlorle Judie Azarla Freda Joan Rosof The thnrd play shown was Ednth Whartons Xlngu In whlch a group of extremely self satisfied ladies flnd that there IS a philosophy of BUSKINS First row Olkln Guttermon Glntel Dlamond Herzlg Jacobs Myles Mr Daly Schloss Levnne Kraft Shulman Berman Frnedberg Spector Second row Bars? Berle Brooks Hall Brodsky Feldsteln Rosen Rubun Newblalt Kronen Azarla Ackerman Levls Rosof Feldman Rubun Levine Third row Rashop Davldoft Fruedman Stem Llebowltz Slmonoft Frledman Grossman Duntenfass Lehrman Dulberg Demar Enzler Cohen Sperber 4 l ll . . I I . . I I : b . , ' . T I I , F I I A in ...,,,,, ,,,,...,.....,.,, ,,....... ,....,, - I A L, ,.... .,,,,, L I F L ,,,,,,,, .....,., , L LL L ,.....,,,,,,,... ,.,,, .......... . . H L .. I ,YAA brlrriii iiillr I V V VVVUY F , - , I . . . . , , l l ly -- sssss ssssss ssssssss.cs L sssssssssss sssssssllcc sss..sssss L 1 Barbara .,,,,,,, L ......,,,,.,...., ,..., ,,,,,,, L L .,.,, L L ,,,..,.. Muriel Levis l 1 -ff 1, e--- - -'-e' -rrf L ----- - :tc Ll - - e 9 ,..s,sss L LLLL L LLLLL .L.LL L ...... LLLL LLLLLLLLL L ' ' ? , t l T tl T LLLL LLLLLLL LLLLLL LLLLL LLLLL L L L LLLLL l ll lll l l - L , whuch they are completely :gn concerned were Mrs Ballmger Mrs Leverett Mrs Pllnth Mlss Van Vluyck Mtss Laura Glyde Mlss Fanny Roby Osrlc Dane A maid orant The players Marllyn Friedman Manda Levme Sue Feldsteln Enid Jacobs Fhyllls Davidoff Lando Lehrman Fcluce Goodstone Joyce Sparks The Twelve Pound Look b J M Bar rounded out the evemng Here the followlng people made It clear that a man should never be too sure of has wlfe s devotlon Sur Harry Sums John Schloss Lady Sims Adele Grossman Kate Lynda Myles Tombes Barton Kraft Alan Berman Nahma Sandrow and Lynda Myles assisted Mr Daly In dlrectlng the plays Buskln members on the varlous preparatory com mlttees Included Donald McLaurln Alice Feld man Wtlllam Herzlg Alan Olkln Barry Gnntel Marsha Rubin Jane Newblatt Robert Spector Xrngu A Rwer'9 You should be on the stage Yes Sir Harry Ring Out Wild Bells and Arthur Shulman The performances of Lynda Myles and Dorothy Ackerman were gudged the best of the evening and the two actresses names were engraved on the Buskln Cup Busknn meetnngs throughout the year saw the budding thesplans reading plays lmprovlsmg scenes and In general developing therr hlstrl omc abulnty Dlscussxons on all facets of the drama were held so that members mlght be come acquainted wlth work In such medna as televrslon and radlo as well as In the movues and legltlmate theater Also speakers were enter tanned frequently by the Busklns . . . 7 , 1 - I . - ' - . . L , Al V1 ' l I Y . . VIE ' 1 ' . . , . . . .5 , V ws? , 5 1 1 Z , - I I I I 1 1 1 .. . I.. , . fy? A I W, f , .- 'S L . ,P I ,s ,V '+ fi V., 2133 HIS year's scientific detectives began investi- gations in Lawrence High School Their find ings new areas for exploration Guided by Mr Runge and Mr Alexander together with Robert Stamper president Tamara Demar sec retary and Peter Diamond treasurer the club reached new heights Besides performing the usual dlsections and training for the position of lab assistants during BIOLOGY First row Lanzilotta Rubin Lehrman Heyman Brody Azarra Kline Second row Grossman Walters Herman Mosher Stomper Mr Runge Demar Diamond Weltman Josephs Held Third row Levis Pallak Glasser Schlell? Langtur Bruckner Young Pasmantier Henryson Cohen Kahn Rubin Pecker Fourth row Mink Alpern Pollak Wrlsker Edelson Schwartz Squire Schneider Herzrg Kaminsky Geller Hellen Schneider Sakoft Not pictured Stern laboratory periods members had a chance to make their own microscope slides and were given instructions In that direction ln addition a new prolect was started Each member had the unique opportunity to imbed a biological spec: men in plastic Unlike previous years eligibility tor member ship was contingent upon maintenance of an average of 90 per cent or above So who knows but that in their midst there isnt another Darwin Pasteur or Salk IO6 . , I 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 V 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . , v . . . . . 1 7' 4-. 1 ' 1 ' I . , . 1 1 - ACC HE Chemistry Physics Club this year delved into many new and interesting fields of ex perimentation Organized to provide future sci entlsts with an opportunity to explore more deeply the sublects which they are studying the club proved itself to be outstanding in its accom plishments CHEM PHYSICS I First row Feldsteln Selugson Levis Feldman Rosot, Stein, Krestow. Second row-Bleicher, Rubin, Wilsker Schumacher Berland Mr Norstedt Gossenheimer, Henryson, King, Rogers, Lesser. Third row- Sassoon Wiener Olkun Kauden Rubin Koss Jacobs Levine, KraH, Ades, Gerber Simcnoft. Fourth row- Schwortz Sucher Nord: Rubin Rudolph Shindel Menschel, Kirschner, Squire, Schneider, Kromholz, Goldenberg Cagan Freelund, Spielman. 1 , . I . I . Q I . - .- I 1 1 Probing into the topic of fluorescence atomic energy and powdered metallurgy the club cre ated numerous discussions concerning advanced scientific topics to supplement the actual expert ments The members also undertook a program of filming laboratory experiments an activity which otters possibilities for future development This year s ofticers Included Harold Gassen heimer president Joseph Berland vice pres: dent Herbert Henryson secretary and Edward Schumacher treasurer Adviser to the club was Mr Norstedt lO7 MATH ClUB First row Jacobs Feldman Belles Caplan Blutzer Friedman Felder Goldsmuth Ackerman Feldstem Second row Hamburg Kromholz Kammsky Ratzan Mr Glenday Gassenhelmer Schumacher Kung Dnamond Lesser Third row Granofl Barnett Katz Lelols Freedman Gloss Bender Cohen Kerr Blltzer Grunberg Dlntenfass Krause Kupferberg Gottlieb Fourth row Gallln Kohn Bruckner Kraft Albert Green Cohn DuBrot't Ades Gerber Berland Blum Goldenberg Kalden Lechtmcn Bnglow Fifth row Feldelson Blelcher Grossman Koss Jacobs Goldberg Henryson Lerner Freelund Goldsteln Cillllfe E all cant be outstanding athletes or even Club find excltement and pleasure upon arruvmg at the square root of a number or deciphering an equatuon It IS a challenge which gives us deep satisfaction whenever we obtain the correct answer As everybody knows, math IS the basls of most sciences, and our officers, Kenneth Ratzan Harold Gassenhelmer, Martin Kammsky and Edward Schumacher, together with the other members, some day vis ualuze themselves working over draftboards or trying to find new and better means of utnllzlng our nuclear energy for peacetime purposes ln our world today we have many miraculous means of transportation such as the submarune and the airplane All parts of these ma that created them, had their inception at one time In the form of mathematics Many suspen sion brdlges, notably the Golden Gate Bridge an San Francisco, never would have been devel oped In theory unless mathematics played the predominant part ln rt As you can see, math as not a dull or dry sublect Anyone with a little imagination and creative ability can visualize many new and better Items which will be beneficial to mankind The Math Club has func tuoned successfullly under the supervision of Mr Glenday I He showed the members of the club how to use the slide rue 4 ! good ones, but the members of the Math chines, with due res ects to the man eniuses P Y 9 - M ' I ' ' I . 108 MATH CLUB Frrst row Tobun Robbins Rudder Zeeman Selngson Sassoon Pontak Second row Kaplan Joseph Gould Drucker Wulsker Rogers Davudoff Rudolph Reckselt Wallack Oskunsky Thlrd row Pollak Braunstenn Zleden Werner Stern Pashman Wlener Rolnuck Wayne Hursch Sperber Schloss Schneider Rosof Mlnk Weiss Fourth row Gelbard Mukamal Sucher Schnerder Schwartz Rlflun Schrager Zukerman Townsend Rubnn Weunslenn Snlder Spellman Rosenbloom Flffh row Nord: Morse Sarett Menschel Schlndel Strauch Squlre Rubun HIS year the two year old Lawrence Hugh School Math Team finished In second place for the second consecutive year Composed of Harold Gassenhelmer Gerald Kamlnsky Stephen Menschel Peter Diamond Alfred Kromholz Martm Rudolph Martm Kam msky Paul Ades Mlchael Levlne Alice Rudder and Neal Koss the team was advised and coached by Mr Glenday faculty adviser of the Math Club Averages of three out of five questaons or bet ter were the Ways and Means employed by scorers Harold Gassenhelmer captain, Gerald Kamlnsky Stephen Menschel, Alfred Kromholz Peter Diamond Martm Rudolph and Alice Rudder MATH TEAM Flrst row Kromholz Gassenheumer Mr Glenday Dlamond Menschel Second row Ades Levnne Rudolph Rudder Koss Kammsky 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . l I - 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 , . 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 LATIN SENATUS First row-Beiles, Freedman Bleicher, Weiss, Miss Leavitt, Berland, Pasmantier, Schneider Ackerman. Second row-Kuris Oshinsky, Zeeman, Preller, Kaitz Cohen, Laakso, Rose, Rizzo Third row-Pashman, Rubin Troob, Schneider, Grossman Nardi, Blum Davidoff. LATIN COHORTS First row-Winkelmon, Schindel, Heyman, Grebin, Gilbert, Samuels. Avidon, Dulgov. Second row-Leeds, Goodstone, Carroll, Kaplan, Tocci, Miss Leavitt, Mosher, Schwartz, Chapo, Brody, Weltman. Third row -Barnett, Klein, Heid, Rose, Rosse man, Berliner, Player, Peltz, Roten- berg, Kramer, Seller, Goldsamt. Fourth row-Herzig, Grossman, Si- mon, Edelson, Langfur, Goldenberg, Goldfien, Wise, Sussman, Rothen- berg, Norwalk, Geller, Brickner, Rolnick, Saunders. ofafin 6111411559 HE Second Year Latin Club, the Cohorts, be- gan operation this year with the intent of learning more of the Roman myths and the accomplishments of Gaius Caesar. Programs were geared to supplement the information de- rived from Caesar's Commentaries and other classroom readings. They ranged from discus- sions of Caesar's life through games and cha- rades to plays representing interesting myths or legends. The activities of the club help its members to realize that enjoyment as well as knowledge can be secured from a language which is not used conversationally in present times. Assuming prominent positions in this branch of the Latin Embassay were Michael Mosher, president, Paul Schwartz, vice-president, Teresa Tocci, secretary, Gil Kaplan, treasurer, and Miss Leavitt, faculty adviser. lCERO'S disciples held their first meeting Oc- tober lO, l956, with Miss Leavitt assuming the leadership. Cicero, who was a master in the use of speech, might have turned over in his grave when the Third Year Latin Club planned on doing crossword puzzles in his native tongue. This plan was made for the second meeting which was to be conducted by the club ofiicers -Joseph Berland and Stanley Weiss, consuls, Mark Pasmantier, scripter, Michael Bleicher, quaestor. Perhaps Cicero himself could best explain why we study both third year Latin and why we belong to the Latin Senatus. Now, in truth, would the honors of illus- trious men continue after death, if their own spirits do not make us preserve a longer remem- brance of them. - Q1 . I'0IlC I 1,1 Olllafj N the course of training future diplomats, Lawrence's French Club endeavored to re- move one of the barriers to understanding- language. A knowledge of culture and customs, as well as French itself, were the Prime obiec- tives. ln order to achieve these, the meetings were conducted entirely in French and programs included games and songs. A trip to New York to see a French movie and acquire a taste of food prepared in a French restaurant was a big event of the year. The officers of the club were Nahma Sandrow, president, Joan Rosof, vice-president, Barbara Cohen, secretary, and Barbara Rosof, treasurer. The adviser to the group was Miss Benson. HEBREW CLUB First row Tobin Walters Simonofl Shames Mr Haber Rackmil Sand row, Weinstein, Stein. Second row- Glickrnan, Brodsky, Robbins, Harris, Soldwyn, Nothanscw, Friedman, Mahl Goldman, Finkelstein, Zieden, Wad ler. Monoson. Third row-Albert Cohn, Cohen, Zachoria, Weiner, Berg Berg, Cole, Kleinberg, Scherer, Milt K ,iilader .Lovfrin cf NE of the youngest school organizations, the Hebrew Club, has iust begun to come into its own this year, The usually huge membership has been thinned down by the new eligibility rule that one must be or have been a student of Hebrew at Lawrence to ioin. Other students were admitted as guest members after the first two meetings. Nahma Sandrow, president, Susan Rackmil, vice-president, Susan Shames, secretary, Sheila Simonotf, treasurer, Harvey Weinstein, program chairman, and faculty adviser, Mr. Haber, came up with unusually valuable ideas for promoting club spirit through stimulating programs. Dances, Israeli folk songs, films and discus- sions about Israeli affairs and the value of study- ing Hebrew, plus special presentations by mem- bers and guests opened new doors to many participants. FRENCH CLUB First row-Sassoon, Stein, Cohen Rosof, Miss Benson, Sandrow, Ro Smith, Belles, Schlesinger, Kings ley, Gordon, Green, Shelton Le vine, Feuerstein, Kronen, Funt Pontak. Third row-Felder, Gran oft, Drucker, Eisenberg, Menschel Porkoff, Levis, Katz. sof, Stein, Tobin. Second row- yank? QOOCIAIH5 HIS year the Art Club has been more actlve than ever before The most outstandmg event of the year was the tradltlonal trlp to Greenwich Vlllage where the group VISIled slde walk exhlblts and galleries At the Penlnsula Llbrary the members of the club also sponsored a special exhlblt of their paintings Vlewlng the latest art films and sludes and duscussmg pictures were some of the actlvltles which the Yankee Doodlers accompllshed at meetlngs Many thanks to Mass Lythgoe faculty advnser Joan Rosot' president and Anne Lewus vnce president for thelr dtrectlon VARSITY CLUB Frrst row Schlnne Ro ers Rothbard Cnttadlno Second row Mclaurln Kraul M Martulotta Benedetto Russo Jackson Thrrd row Mondschem Mr Marlone Rat zan lechtman Rosenbloom Weuss Selden Rosenbloom Pasmanlner Welss Mr Hlllln Fourth row Bloom Karcmell Strauch Chlnman Henryson Roth Splelman ART CLUB First row Loeb Rosof Lewis Hal penn Second row Dnnlenfass Laye Mlss Lythgoe Safflolr Friedman Tobun Cap! fo! olagfteffll ell PORTING bug blue Ls on white sweaters varsrty lettermen proudly dlsplayed awards for patrlotlcally representing thus union L H S As adviser to the Club Mr Marttlotta led It tn tts actlvttles Hlghlughtmg the year was the annual Varsity Drag whlch was a fund rats mg benefit aimed at provudmg a scholarship to an athlete on the basis of cltuzenshlp and ath letnc ablllty The Varslty Club also operated In other chan nels Dances held after home games were spon sored by the organization The club was organ uzed to attam a goal which IS held hugh among Lawrence students the service of the school m mterscholastlc competltuon l 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 n - - 11 1 vs - 1 . I I 1 11 - 11 - . I . . 1 I - ' Al I I T - ' , . . 1 . , g I , ' . 1 , , r. V , 1 1 , ' - Mr. ' 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . ANN AUDIO First row Malmo Emsrg Second row Olkm Grossman Moyers Mr Pearson Newburge Lancy og vcr gej alll! gafj 0 Wleflfa OICQ 0 lfleflta are the behlnd the scenes people The Aud o Vlsual Club provuded these technlc ans wrth their mutual tramlng Mr Pearson taught the mem bers the fundamentals untrl they were proflcu nt enough to apply theur knowledge to the needs of the school Members set up and showed edu catnonal films to classes Operatuon of lrghts In the audltorlum also fell under their lurrsdlctlon The valuable knowledge and experience gamed In this organlzatlon have helped to make these students the eyes and ears of Amen a your Volce of Amerrca reporting on the latest news In Lawrence Hugh School Attentlon all listeners' Thus program l brought to you through the courtesy of Alfred Kromholz, president Ron ald Rogers vlce president Rlchard Kleun secre tary treasurer and Mr Russo faculty adviser The actlvltles of the Radio Club were first to acquannt the members with the fundamentals of short wave broadcastnng and recelvmg and sec and to promote a program whnch would stumulate Interest In radlo and electronics by beginning the orgamzatuon of a school raduo statlon RADIO CLUB Furs? row Olkm Klern Krom holz Mr Russo Rogers Mosher Wusker Second row Klein Weltman Mevorach Jacobs Goldberg Hamburg Emsng Edelson MII Thrrd row Par nass Ades lancy Tuman Greenwald g f , lag. Q Q '. . i f - . 1 Q-Km,lTl F - C V' 4. w-:af UST as important as the on-stage performers LASHl We interrupt this program to bring you .I ' U' ' '- . Y ' . L . ' - l l3 XY .14 SECRETARIAL CLUB Frrst row Gurllem Proscla Przzrgatr Byrnes Mazzeo Second row Medutz Matter Larno Mrs Jack AQ' sw 2' CLERICAL CLUB Frrst row Dow Thuroft Zabrlskte Dorn Polrtano Venezrano Second row Johnson Carcaterra Mr Stone Schlelf Benson Third row DeMllla Hazzard HoH'man Gordon Kokol Reardon Bono Behrman levrne Brackett Jacobs Olfllfllltlee 0 COI l'0Jl90I'l el'lL0 311,98 AWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL organized a Com mrttee of Correspondence to co ordrnate the efforts of those students aspiring to some bust ness posltlon Mrs Jack faculty advrser and Constance Przzlgatr president Joanne Italrno secretary and Marne Vrcchlola treasurer led the group rn thus endeavor To acquaint these prospective secretaries wrth opportunltles oftered In the business world the Secretarial Practice Club took a trrp to New York Cnty Since busrness etiquette ts also a Important part of cr qualrfled employee Mlss Corazza spoke to the gurls accordingly These young women wall soon play a promn nent part In the business of Amerlca 4 NYONE employed rn a clerrcal posrtron today especlally one In a government ottice would certainly be Involved ln red tape In the form ot filing keeprng accounts and checking and dou ble checkrng The Clerical Practice Club led by Mr Stone advlser was designed to teach future clerks to take the knots out of the tape Touring the ofttces ofthe New York Telephone Company rn Hempstead provrded the asplrants wrth an excellent example of how a large firm works The oFHcers elected by the Club were as fol lows Marllynn Schlerf president Martha Benson vice president Lols Johnson secretary and Lu y Carcattera treasurer .1 1 4 , Q , - 5 f .X K K . ,J 192.1 -3 .LL - Y ' L fe, H x ..+,Y5.3 . .f ,, .,,,,s A I I I 1 1 - - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . .-- if ' v ' , 1 . .X f V V if 1 ig' or Af ' ,fa ',,.1 X 1 - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 , , . . ' I - I ' ' I r 1 r ' 1 I r - 1 I r , . , ' 1 r . . . , T1 1 3 1 I 1 . .P . - . I . F I I I X' . , . EPSILON First row-Feinberg, Viess, Andrews, Levine, Rift, Carasso, Diamond. Second row-Max, Azaria, Rubin, Brody, Rossrnon, Kaitz, Abberback, Nardi, Shelton, Zabriskie, Herman. Third row--Lang, Allen, Siegel, Reckseit, Penson, Kolbrener. GAMMA First row-Bender, Shulof, Benson, Henryson, Bronstein, Cohen, Pollak. Second row-Stomper, Berns, Gintel, White, Schatzow, Kahn, Edelman, Rubin, Tomchin. Third row- Mink, Rosat, Brodsky, Feldman. G own Wyeefirzg I-Y is our modern town meeting which gives the youth of our community an opportunity to contribute to the successful functioning of our government. THETA OMEGA First row-Schack, Stein, Anderman, Goldsmith, Burst, Etten- san, Senzon. Second row-Weiser, Schindel, Katz, Axelrod, Lieb, Feigus, Sirulnick, Davis, Avidon, Winstral, Moelis, Dimen. Third row-Kahn, Schleifl, Caski, Berliner, Ander- man, Blumberg, Barst. ZETA First row-Beskind, Karpel, Zwiebel. Second row-Umans, Lerner, Zieden, Cohen, Liebowitz, Lehrman, Gottlieb. Third row-Rothenberg, Ettman, Enzler, Sahn, Chinman, Silverstein, Usdan, Frank, Kleiger, Edelman. Fourth row-Bauman, Wolf- son, Wolf, Berman, Gilbert, Steinweiss, Nauoa, Lincer, Hellinger. LAWCEDIN First row-Newburge, Stomper, Wayne, Gassenheimer, Ro ers Menschel, Young Second row-Weissman Factor Q f - , i Goodwin, Grossman, Mazza, Strauss, Weinberg, Herzig, Krah, Edelson, Cohen. Third row-Berman, Diamond, Lerner, Jaffe, Eisenberg, Molino, Norwalk, Sparks. SIGMA First row-Berman, Friedman, Ackerman, Oster, Posner Goodstone, Katz. Second row-Landau, Ostrow, Sperber Weiss, Helpern, Kramer, Schlesinger, Gottheim, Sanders Third row-Monoson, Fine, Friedlander, Lobel, Greenberg Freifeld, Galt, Freifeld. ALCAR First row-Pollak, Chinman, Zukerman, Kaminsky, Rubin Weiss, Benedetto, Ratzan, Rosenbloom. Second row-Viess Rosenbloom, Albert, Posnick, Strochak, Morse, Henryson Sinofsky, Cittadino, Bloom, Kaminsky, Kiviat, Greenwald Mosher. Third row-Field, Goldfein, Kleinman, Feidelson Wygod, Klein, Greenberg, Service proiects such as collecting toys for underprivileged children at Christmas time, aid- ing in the collection drives of the Community Chest and Red Cross, and acting as counselors for the children at the day camp have played an important part in individual club activities. On the other hand, Area Council sponsored a number of proiects. To raise money for scholar- ships for worthy students, a dance was held. There was also a trip to Syracuse for the Area Council officers. Next came the high point of the year, the Albany Convention. The members ran DELTA First row-Corwin, Lipton, Zeeman, Myles, Seligson, Rap- paport, Buchman. Second row-Kones, Goldsamt, Zuckerman, Hurwitz, Kerr, Nathanson, Miller, Welsch, Goldgroben. Third row-Cohen, Herman, Goldsmith, Anzman. LAMBDA First row-Schrager, Zaslav, Goldstein, Wasserstein, Gold- man, Wagner, Miller. Second row-Kraut, Cohn, Finkelstein, Engelhardt, Wise, Berko, Sanders, Cohn. Third row-Klein, Gutterman, Mevorach. 4 I 1 1 I CHI-BETA First row-Derus, Levine, Siegel, Rosenberg, Lewin, Stein, Fliegel. Second raw-Alden, Shapiro, Newman, Leflert, Ransburg, Magaziner, Bach, Ruskay, Finkelstein, Schekter. KAPPA-PHI First row-Schlein, Abramson, Feldman, Hazan, Elias, Kirschner, Feldstein, Second row-Lewitt, Brody, Simon, Prayer. sessions similar to those held by the state and in this way obtained an idea of how our govern- ment works. The accomplishments of this organization were mainly attributed to the outstanding ability of Jane Cary, Carl Ritz, and Jack Prior, its leaders. These three people planned the programs and saw that they were carried out in the best pos- sible way. Like anything else, the amount of work that a citizen puts into something, is indeed the amount of success that he will achieve. ALPHA ZETA First row-Gerber, Appelbaum, Berg, Steinberg, Weiss Siegel, Carroll. Second row-Phaff, Greenberg, Samuels Glickman, Kline, Wahl, Brooks, Canter, Sices, Brooks, Bloom KAPPA First raw Ferber Heyman Feuerstein P eller Rosof Joseph Mushabac Second row Irwin Zngman Goldberg Krestow Tobin Ducorsky KapIo1 Feu rstein Orlun Peckman Tiersten FGREIGN AFFAIRS X N7 , if . Xxx- X 1 71 1 ,Uv , . . --Y V' ' i. 1 9' - E. Q, I . I 1,-1 .fr Q ' . 1.127 1. 5 K ' 5 rw' JI! H '-t, Q . ug- ' v-w143.r-H -1 --1. x , , , 5 f -, ' i sh 1.0 --, . 45 y A 5Z,-f fvifI: 4:92--' vw- ' - ,,,,p..,v-darn? T. A fa EPTEMBER l 70 boys reported to head foot ball coach Mr Martllotta All were eager to defend the Triple A Football crown that Lawrence had won last year and lorned this new campaign ready to meet their opponents on a muddy field or under sunny skies Helping the boys rn ther ambition were coaches Mr Pollard Mr Wlld Mr Martone and Mr Reich The candidates worked out at every chance and soon rounded into a fighting ball club At this time they elected Marco Benedetto and Irwin Russo co captains September 22 the team and its constltu .nts traveled to Sewanhaka for the first ball game It was a bright sunny day but not for Lawrence The Sewanhaka team managed to caprtallze on their breaks as they beat us 13 0 Florian Capoblanco and lrwtn Russo turned In the best performances of this cont st The de fensrve team also played well The next week was an off week but Octo ber 6 we played Central away Valley Stream scoring all their points In the first half won this one l3 6 Lawrence dominated play rn the sec ond half but could score only one touchdown as fumbles marred our progress Capobranco was the leading ground garner for Lawrence but he was aided by Sidney Jackson Bob Bloom and Marco Benedetto lJ5El'lg Il Jackson reversing field In true Lawrence spirit the team came up fighting In the next game with Mineola and we won ln the usual Mineola Lawrence fashion the game was mp and tuck till the end but we pulled It out of the fire 20 l9 Once again top play was turned rn by Russo Capoblanco, and Benedetto Augie Stlle also played a big part In this victory However this was lust a glimmer rn the dark for following this were four straight losses at the hands of Freeport Mepham Baldwin and Hemp stead In the Freeport game, we were trounced VARSITY FOOTBALL First row Helen Snider Schlune Troob Sussman Sperlman Jackson Morellr Second row Mr Marti lotta Mr Wild Mr Reich Avent Smith Williams Caparellr Bogus Bloom Style ' u u 1 ' 1 , . , . , . Y . - - ,X , I . a ' 1 - I C - - 1 - ' 1 . I . I I - 1 - ' 1 1 I 1 ' - 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 ' L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - N- - 1 f-vw----Q-..-w--w -1.1, -1,-1 Q--.1-ff -rw. .H H M alll Jalgfl Watchful Waltmg Led by all scholastlc Don Hannmgton Free port won handlly 25 6 Benedetto s passes were the hlghlnght of the game especlally a 55 yard scoring pass to Stlle ln the succeeding game the most exciting of the year Lawrence lost to Mepham 21 12 After leadlng most of the game In both ponnts Mepham pushed over two touchdowns to Capoblanco and Benedetto led the team thelr all around play In this game an wm with ln the Baldwin game Lawrence agaln blew a lead In the fourth quarter as we lost 19 7 The outstanding play of the game was Capoblanco s 66 yard run from scnmmage which set up the Lawrence touchdown The lme also played well but once more the team tured At Hempstead Lawrence was beaten 26 6 Lawrence drlves were constantly halted by fum bles and mterceptlons as the Lawrenclans suf fered their slxth loss of the year The last game of the season was played on a fittnng day to end the Mudsllngmg Campalgn It was ralny cold and dreary but the Law rence team made It seem like a golden day by soludly beating Massapequa 31 7 The team played the way we wanted at to all year and thus happlly ended an otherwise dlsmal year Nevertheless the year was not as bad as one might thunk The team played with spurlt through out the year and also produced some excellent stars such as Marco Benedetto Florian Capo blanco and Irwm Russo ln addltlon valuable experlece was gained by such returmng players as Sldney Jackson Augle Stlle Harold and Les he Avent Red Karcmell Mlke Splelman Make Roth and Bob Schlem lotta and everyone else who associated wnth the squad for the excltlng well played games that we saw every Saturday VARSITY FOOTBALL First row Avent Cohn Russo Gelbard Avldon Karcmell Guhman Parkott Second row Capoblanco Benedetto Jackson Cnamlllo Wulson Muller DEllsa Mr Martone M Pollard 4- 7 1 I ' . i ' , 1 I u n . d I ' . spirit, the team tired in the last quarter and Much credit should be given to Coach Marti- 5 cgi, ix i get , Mk? I , 8 J 4 B 121 Jump pass Broken field runner No 67 off fcrckle play. Copobionco around the end. 1 gm Xi' J pf yung pagina pohfzcaf joofda! R MONDSCHEIN, a newcomer to Lawrence aided by Mr Doyle had the task of coach mg this years Junlor Varsity football squad Though lt was a disappointing season as far as registering In the wm column, It was not dlscour agmg for the boys gained much In the way of grlduron knowledge To act as a tralnlng camp HIS year the Freshman football team coached by Mr Hlllen and Mr Uhlar, finished the season with two wms three losses and one tue Oceanside and Chammade fell by the wayside by Identical 7 0 scores In the first two games of the season In the next game a late Lawrence rally nearly overcame an early 14 point Massa 5 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL First row Abrams Tavalaro Ian mcelll Nagourney Grondahl Wil hams Esopa Capobuanco Chrmentn Monterosso Haber Second row Mr Doyle Fields Rugglerl Langfur Goodwin Greenwald Norwalk Ka bat Gllesple Capoblanco Gumbs Cohn Mr Mondschem for future varsity players who will be capable of carrymg on the Lawrence tradltron of wm nmg IS the ultimate asm of the Junlor Varsity team In their first few games, the team made poor showings, losmg by large scores However, as the season progressed the boys showed marked Improvement losmg their last three games by a strung ot hard luck FRESHMAN FOOTBALL First row Pesm Jackson Aran gmo Peterson Balzano Tnso Russo Ford Ronzo Smnth Second row Abrams Lupton Del Gals Kupfer man Blanvas Simon Griffin Hum phrey Griffin Young Third row Schmndt Capobuanco Mrttlemurk Farber pequa lead only to fall short by one point, I4 T3 despite the fact that our opponents couldnt move the ball past the fifty yard llne during the second half A 13 T3 tle with Baldwin an I8 7 loss to Mineola the eventual champlon, and a I2 7 defeat at the hands of Freeport then ensued Wm, lose or draw the team showed promlse of many fine football stars ln Lawrence s future . . . . . ' I I I . , ' . . . , . I I ' I Q . - . .I I l , , , , , , I I ' T I I I ' I I I I ' , , - -Caracciolo, Fosburg, Deleston, I I I . I i l -v I I - I I I 7 , , , , 1 Q '- - , , , . I I I - , , , , , . . I ' ' I . . ' , ' I I I I . . , 44 VARSITY BASKETBALL First row-Ratzan, Weiss, Weiss, Lechtman, Bloom. Second row - Ades, Benedetto, 00,0604 LTHOUGH its total win column was no more than equal to the loss column, the Varsity Basketball team of i956-57 did have an excit- ing, hard-fought season. The basic components of the team, Marco Benedetto, Ken Ratzan, Bob Bloom, Barry Strauch and Duke Lechtman, supported by Lance Chinman, Herb Henryson, Stan Weiss, Arnie Weiss and Joel Gewanter were coached by Mr. Hillin, in his first year as varsity head. At the start the team appeared to be of cham- pionship caliber, winning its first three games. The Tornadoes, continuing their winning ways, proceeded to cop six of their first eight tries, including a tremendous upset over a highly favored West Hempstead quintet. ln the league, however, the team faltered, losing its first three decisions. Thereafter the boys never could get on the right track, finally winding up with a 3-7 record in league play. Reaching for a star. Pushing to win. Backboard wizzard. 5--'V Lil-'53 l t l bi 9 ig-3, tl Q 9 ..,, .4 -...f Chinman, Mr. Hillin, Strauch, Henryson, Gewanter, Kaminsky. po icy Despite this, they were eliminated from the play- offs in the next to last game against Mepham. Hard luck seemed to follow the team as Ken Ratzan was hurt in the second Hewlett contest and was out for the following two games. After Ratzan returned, Duke Lechtman was sidelined for a greater portion of the season with a broken finger. Also playing with minor injuries at times was Co-captain Marco Benedetto, al- though these certainly didn't seem to affect his overall performance. Benedetto was the team's leading scorer, averaging over 20 points a game and scoring 371 points in the season. ln his four years at Lawrence, Marco has won eight all-scholastic awards in football and basketball. Besides Marco's outstanding play, the set shot of his associate Co-captain Ken Ratzan, the re- bounding and scoring of Barry Strauch, Herb Henryson, Lance Chinman and the back court play of Bob Bloom and Duke Lechtman were the main features of the team. By hook or by croolr. High boy. low boy. allll'0l'lCe allfld Courf HANKS to the coachlng of Mr Martulotta and the outstanding ball playlng of Gul Kaplan Rlch Selden Mark Pasmantner, and .llm Wlse and a well balanced bench, the Golden Tornado J V basketball squad complled an Impressive l4 4 record In non league competltlon the Jay Vees taking seven of elght declslons, mcludmg a sux game wmnlng streak finally succumbed to Lynbrook by a 53 51 score The Jay Vees also started the regular season In good fashion coppmg three straight league vlctorles but then losmg a butter 48 46 battle to the Mepham quintet Lawrence flnlshed the next five games with a 3 2 record beatmg Massa pequa Hempstead and Mepham However losses to both Sewanhaka and Valley Stream prevented the lumor tornadoes from gamrng the coveted league champlonshlp JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First row Rosenbloom Pasmantrer Wrse Kaplan Brody Katsky Second row Mr Martulotta Drenl Inger Feldman Jatte Auerbach Grondahl C1-J6lllgtA K A HIS year s Freshman basketball team despite a dlsappolntmg 500 percentage of seven wlns and seven losses showed great promise for Law rence s teams In the future The team coached by Mr Reich was con stantly riddled by mlurles and scholastic defl clencnes prevlous to and even during the entlre season The Frosh defeated every team on Its schedule at least once, with the exceptions of Hewlett and West Hempstead, who flmshed first and second IH the league standings However Lawrence was always In reach of first place and could never be counted out as far as capturing the cham puonshlp went The team s hugh scormg honors went to How ard Kraushar Others outstanding for thelr team play were Joel Kupferman, Bull Schacter and Jxmmy Frledman FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Frrst row Baxter Donner Frledman Kupferman Klemberg Sarett Second row Ceppos Kahn Berkowztz Schacter Farber Arber Mr Reach . 1 1 lf., I 1 ' 1- 1 ' .1 . 1 1 - U' ' e uc . . , . ' r 1 I 1 ' , . -. , . , ' ' I 1 I - I - I . 1 ,. . 1 r ' I ' 1 L 1 1 1' 1 I , - ' 1 I , 1 I 1- - VARSITY TRACK First row Factor Abrams Saunders Imhof Rolmck Rothbard Vless Cooper Monte Turner Finkelstein Second row Kivlat llpskun Berman Jacobsen Auerbach Russo Post Schline Klein Kaye Steinberg DAngelo Koffel Edelson Third row Koff Rogers Feldsteln Lundell Williams Henryson Strauch Besade Montgomery Goerz Benedetto Canter Stnle al I' ll gl'0tAOI A00 HIS year saw many new innovations in Law rences team a new coach, Mr Mond schein, an indoor season, and a separate fresh man team Coach Mondschein engineered the Varsity squad on the right track The nucleus of the team was found in the veterans of last years season The sprmts were led by Marco Bene detto Ron Rogers Billy Herzlg and Gary Kline Augie Stile and Bob Kaye were prominent in the 440 Alan Rolmck ran the half mile and veteran Henryson and Bob Cardace ran the hurdles ln th high lump and pole vault Bruce Montgom ery Dave Katsky Ken Post Allan Velss and Richie Rothbard were seen agam Irwin Russo Barry Strauch Hubertus Goertz and Milt Ten nebaum put the shot and threw the discus FRESHMAN TRACK First row Berko Griffin Peterson Player Goodman Hecker Mandel Kaufman Cohen Sherman Second row Rosen Blavls Fosburg Arber Deleston Schacter Freedman Feldstemn Markowitz Gerstel oa ' ' - Pete Canter, the mile. Harold Williams, Herb . , . . . . Q . . Q V I . .t .. - . , , , . - . Q . . I I . - , , , - - l27 My .SQHCL pogo? BASEBALL First row Wtllloms Bloom Rotzan Watson Askew Grablsh Cohn Cuamnllo Capone Second row Benedetto Solmger Chmman Gewanter Wuse Kraut Zuckerman Jackson Mclaurm ARRYING the Bug Stuck for Lawrence this year IS an almost all veteran squad which IS hopmg for a playoFf berth Coach Wald has his eyes on a South Shore Champlonshtp and rnghtly so, with an experlenced team sparked with plenty of hustle Back from last year s var stty ns our entire putchmg staFf composed of ver satule Marco Benedetto, curve baller Joel Gewanter, Lance Chmman, and Tommy Wnlllams lnflelders E J Wilson Butch Jackson, Teddy JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL First row Mr Marsh Del Gals Baxter Greller Lane Loewy Basnle Cascardl Pesurl Tavalaro Grondohl Capobuonco Rugguero Mr Martone Second row Jeter Berry Avent Russo Cohn Fellman DeClcco Thlrd row Cuttadmo Maru Vnlarda Clrone Donald Kraut, Syd Jackson, and Kenny Ratzan, along wlth outfielders Bob Bloom, Pete Capone, Mike Zuckerman, and Alan Grablsch, round out the c ub A new coach wlll brlng a green Junlor Var stty baseball team agamst Hewlett In their open mg game thus season Mr Martone foresees a worthwhule season deslgned mamly to glve fresh man enthusrasts experlence needed to prepare them for the Varsity Me.,..M,, A M. E R L i I . I I I . T 0 I 0 I ' ' I I I I I I I I ' ' T I I I I I I 1 1 r ' ' I I I I -1 I I I I ' I 1 1 1 Player, Tiso, Carricolo, Verdome. . - . . l .I . I , . rt - - .. - . , . . . . ' Al YI ' . . , - TENNIS First row Rothbard Greller Knvnat Rashap Second row Pasmanher Welss Mr Cameron Henryson Morse JJJ5' S534 Cm HE declsuon rn the case of Lawrence vs South Shore Athletnc League was won by Law rence the defending champs for the fourth straight year Coach Whltman the Attorney for the Defense mstllled In each boy the extra drlve that It takes to wan Even though edged out In Sectlon I play and tlons the squad composed of Captain Mark Posmck Marco Benedetto Harold Rashap Fred Salinger Neal Koss and Peter Canter was one of the finest the school has ever had Mark Posnlck took lndlvldual honors with the highest average ll76l and the highest series lI09ll In the champuonshlps GOLF Flrst row Lupslun Lnpslun Second row Feldelson Posmck Mr Hlrsch Clttadmo Altman Hamburg USJUJ4 AWRENCE HIGH not only has nts own govern ment but also Its own natuonal athletlc events The Lawrence tennls team ns comparable to the U S L T A Although net gains were not too hugh Coach Cameron turned out many stars Herb Henryson Mark Pasmantler and Rlchle Rothbard served as smgles players Arnle Welss and John Morse played first doubles and Harold Rashap Steve Klvlat and George Grel ler alternated In the second spots Herb Henryson wuth a 9 2 record se he outstanding record for the team Arnie Weiss and John Morse proved a wmnlng doubles com blnatlon BOWLING Fnrsf row Canter Rashap Greenwald Second row Benedetto Koss Mr Whltmon Salinger Posnlck F251 efltla j'aU'lU'lg HEN the gray skies of wmter turned to the blue of sprang President Eisenhower was not the only golfer to utter the famlllar cry of fore At Lawrence Country Club the re nowned hackers of Lawrence Hugh School had started to practice Thus year Coach Hirsch had hugh hopes for a champlonshlp team smce sux sensors returned to the squad They are John Cnttadmo captaun and Covanaugh Cup wmner Robert Altman Rob ert Llpskln Mark Posnlck Michael Feldelson and Roger Llpskln Wuth the two lumors and some promlsmg sophomores the team next year ns sure to shoot par for the course Happy golfmg Coach Hursch and all the members of the team I I I I ' I - - .. V. t . . . U5. . . . . a . I therefore, placing third in the Long lsland Sec- . I I . I I I . I I I I . , J l , , . nu 'us I - ' I l 1 I ' . . I . I . . I I29 SOFTBALL First row-Andrews, Cittadino, Sperber. Second row -Benson, Henryson, Watts, Johnson. VOLLEYBALL First row-Wilson, Henryson, Davis. Second row- Bender, Bronstein, Benson, Johnson, Stone, Watts. GYM LEADERS First row Stamper Gllckmon Avudon Flelscher Gold smuth Berle Clttadlno Second row Berg Fradkm Benson Landers Watts Johnson Preller Gordon Third row Pollera Friedman Oshlnsky Stone Henryson Feldman De Palma Goldman Fourth row Davns Anderman Kassner Anderman Greller Davldof? Oman Su Page E vote to play, we vote to wm, we vote to have sportsmonshlp wm, lose, or draw These were the oaths taken by Lawrence s gurls, as they entered this year s Olympic games The first sports to start the ball rollmg were tennis and badminton Under Miss Butler s super vlslon, the tennis honor team placed first, com petlng wrth eleven other schools More gurls were able to go out for badmmton than ever before Although advanced badminton players dad not come out on top In competltlon, they were highly enthuslastlc, and they engoyed the opportumty afforded them ' l It . ' . l 1 . 1 7 .2-L 'nl' J 'L' ' L , 0 4 4 , , 1 lt l. I 2 1' l30 BOWLING :st Lerner Reckseut Canter Second row Schleuf Gordon Alderman BASKETBALL Ftrs! row Wnlson Benson Goldsmtth Parker Second row Flenscher Henryson Watts Bender Johnson Late In October the tenms and badminton rackets were put away and volleyballs were taken out The famllnar words double tap and help It over were heard In the gym wlth over 200 gurls partlclpatlng Desplte keen competltlon our teams battled to the end Bowling, an ever popular sport was carried out by forming two leagues each conslstlng of ten teams To cllmax the season trophies were awarded to the first place teams gurls showing the most Improvement and those bowlmg the hrghest games Sprung as usual found the gurls battung a softball around In the wan column, Lawrence s gurls eagerly look forward to and often remember every season of sports In connectton with the LIGA TENNIS Frrst raw Stone Goldsmith Henryson Second row Bron stem Bender Frrst row Kraus Katz Second raw Watts Gordon Andrews s - , it G F'r row- V ' I A - Q : ' Q: rc: uf I I Not always coming out on top and registering BADMINTON xl s 4 4 . gy is A -.Q X 7 ' 1 A ,. , X 5 f x . ' X, V x . 1 ' ' A' . . .Cz l3l VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Frrst row Andrews Recksert Shulof Shames Axelrod Second row Gottlleb Schwartz Ruff Levlne Stemberg ea vlerd of fAe Rafi' us a C IS the cry o man sux sprrrted gurls Jane Ellen Bender Pat Lawrenclans as they loln this years lead DuBroFf Lmda Fisher Llnda Lerner Ann Lewls ers In supporting our teams durmg the basketball and substitute Jane Grlbert cheered the Jay and football seasons The cheerlead ers Jamce Andrews Barbara Axel Cathy Shulof and Joyce Stemberg led by co captalns Madelme Ruff and Susan Shames added that all rm portant pep and school splrlt needed at the games Miss Butler a member of the faculty advlsed the squad Under the leadership of captam Carol Chm JAY VEE CHEERLEADERS Frrst row Bender Chlnman Lewrs Second row Du Broff Fisher Lerner Gslbert Mlllulvv Vee basketball team on to many vlc tones thus year with the help of faculty Both squads worked long hours to perfect therr cheers and Included ac robatlc stunts In some of them The fine spmt of fellow Lawrencrans IS more than enough reward for the efforts of our cheerleaders as It proves therr abllrty to en courage support of our teams 132 l a U IVE V-l- -T-O-R-Y ' f , ' ' , , I . I - . . . rod, Jane Reckseit, Meryl Schwartz, adviser, Miss O'Connor. - , fvHEL1x 5'f': '? A Sprfof 57 133 Angling for a llrsf down Thunderrng herd Reserved powers Profile rn courage Hallnme hullabaloo The avenl ol the year Tha? old Sabbath splrrl Skull session 134 N, Warming Caught sn the ad e Wfld Won Prendenhol siyle Mokvng short work of rt Hoberr Heaver The Lrneup 135 STATE OF THE UNION v 'fux OLITICIANS have been flinging their hats in the ring ever since the beginning of the political history of our nation. This symbol indicates that a candidate is in the running tor election at the polls, it marks the be- ginning of a long hard fight to win the approval and support ot the electorate. We, the students ot Lawrence High School, are throwing our hat in the ring also. Politicians employ whistle-stop speeches to create good will, at Lawrence, all you need is a friendly smile in the school yard. A candidate's foreign policy is of primary importanceg Mr. Haber's Hebrew class advocates a Good Neighbor Policy that is bound to be a success. Campaign dinners couldn't be better than the lunches served daily in the cafeteria. Lawrence halls might easily be mistaken for conven- tion halls at the peak of a political race. When a candidate throws his hat in the ring, it is filled with a picture of the life he plans when elected. Like the politician's our hat is filled with a picture of lite at Lawrence. H12- , ,f'5-. , asf Q I i i AMW' Qwmfww 1 -41-3-f Kwwif qw, AW- I 4 , ,u,Q,,1,1,QJWw: f 5 4 2 'laik' 1 ' Z' ,'.- , Mu., if V 4 GU ffiq fi t ZW f' ,. ,.,. ,1 in , I f , QW if 7 f ' 3 4 W ' W V f ff O 'fs f 'ii Vi? I if 2 was sf if , f, , Z 'fbi 'Q . fmh WWW ,,4aq5?r2 Wf Q 2 .. 61? ei kg? 1 ..- -5 1 - ::: 2 H J Q 2 -VN X 6 X Nx J may 64,034 wif-A efglxxwv- Euyleylg DMI N P v M4112 cv rac fy 51 Gym m,,, CWS? Buff ,ae Lj9Q,g Q5 x56 fy! Vx Qi 555 fwmgz 4 Q ggi! Jwwfzwfx E 4 J I Z1 f a6yQV I WP j Cn!! OA! I 8 c f KIM-4 Aww!-wfy pl Q if Q 'Hp 9' ON L Bob 7 fDzf,f1fQ5 gyf if ff 1 rf ,W AQDAAMMM-.n Tiiiqfd B ijj3MyJZi M JTi?2aQQulcnJf LZMJM 9191 N kc 5? DQ, , Laci Q, x D W ,R fa X 3 Q N R0 vu gm, I f RoNN:E H 5 00 qndq Vkmb 10 QV ity? Q Q qu 'iqx av KES lv 'A Sy WM M HW 'M M QC Y , , Qs? Myv-'03 N fC, m 1 ,Sith .M ,Q sffsv, ff, cf , 1 ,gin -' Y Lfrf-yu nwzg ,X ay . UCK x HPMNL, 57fMa.-My ...A ,Si sg ,Zi gnc- x Lxglfi? ,fk ,fif- ' O,,.1A..x fi ' ' - ' U V1 ir 'Q 4 2 'N J WW P, L--'f f M A+' QQ. Ss' .L ff ' , ' , X Q' ,, ff' A A A KY '- j 1? A g,,,,,:, , K U l Nj , rm-1' Vwuo LV 4 3' w 4, 'V 'J 5 MCD 5' 4' .9 ' N? QU H 4'-'4 ',, 7 J 1...1 gdhul Yhxvtw ctr EN. J , Pmvxn, x 5 'f g 51-I.,-5' 'K MIM E- P01-Q fg my MNH Q , Md 55 Eff v-LL, , ' O K - ' Y 'f 'f QV, mx, gum of row QU, YX fxqlmli-Moth Ib .gc O , 1 ,JH V ,MJ ,. ,M . -W. T3 6 ' 1 e,f..,x V .Ltr 1,-H, 8442 fgovuxwix Q htm! Kai 5 , yr - who 1 DF X- ,f ogy K 'I X 6 V . -3 o xt gif Iiridhz gflgfgz 1 A ,fi 431.0 bfwzp 'My 'S AVA,.++wa v',- JQJAK, GDHU N 1' I JDJ K 5 315 fi NSA :N W 7 K I ,egg-M0 ' jg, if Bays J ' Ain' I S5745 JZ! ' , - 34: ' , 5 M- . . ' , L . ,t Q, , , QM. XXX Pg N Vyf I' 'Tx Y, D 3, ,X my V 59 ei -n Lu A94 hw., X-SQ' N1 ry! 4, I?,A aw, --,::.X . up S1249 Nxwfyxx ,fr . ,x Q S' 4Vf,j' 5,52-Y J . vin m . News : K - 41.7. S M ,iw f M, 1 . Ayulmnl ,sq YfiiA,,, , 3 rx X i , C mf 5 f in gryyp af . Qlfvikx M 2 'M . ' QA X Mmm .4-g'lf'A7? sl.. Af W Lnd4Jfb6!A,Z0y xM-fl N X5c xi gl-O,. , V fuk, w cf J jf' PTH' 17' FV r' xr? 42-wpwbval 7' f--.XM 447, JA' L9 3 wt gf v WW QM 401 w5Q,.,.ff Q5 M gf Q f il.. , F OVW! - LU- ' ff We! L? 498: Ji 'ff 'U if Q00 41 'SWB' - ff -P X' Q50 is 9., k ,be-Q' 'ff' C ti X? I YA.. LL - bud--5 3 ' J ' 'Q - Xi? UNM ,M min 144 et -, , YW Eva Y D:-.us ,JI WW y ,Zami N -if .. , , 'A ' '1 AM -L ' w . f' 7 Qfix Q 'aff-eff? 45, Sc HL N 4: NW Ky gifs ff 'f0'1'4'J 2421 KL? fue-QV , SZQJMN 3, Je, EIN Q E,j.1,l,.i ,, I, 7 A M ,I V ' 1 , km Li f - U 4 L ul, .f pfu JVM! fry ' hgtgqyjyea A A HJ-1 gg , Ex Sub '51 -Wmafswraf '5 K 's Q . L L v A 55 M Ba, 37 'T . .. -' 'LL'vy.91-iff? 1-e4 '2'i:f CQY4 kr, ,, Q I FAM., , -.1 4+ bmw' 5 Sw yf' fffwvl NE 'A-.A-7' P U' I A sk gy! fumum , 7,4,,,,V - fy, 51, A ,xi fi luv! --W., X N qs af-,X q K 3.7 A 1, G ww Qw LW, of , x 5 ,A 3 -6 w K ' ' A V aff: K 7.-JL 7 for ddwll' n J A-4' pq, - J 1-ff AA 0. . , LA J- 7 . Nm YH tv 1,,,,LV g f 0114, r .1 'pl XS 7' ,, -I, , Sbwnsvn M r 4 c ,47 .ms F yan, ,, H- Q. fy Xiu: 1. A-'WA W .. , 3 .9 By Jxgnbvfgvv bu N 1 517 4 N W if .11 4011 rr 'VKX 'Sq Fwy, :ff-5 tjvx ,y ,Q ip, M,3,f!i f, Rnptv 441.014 if 0f,W..,Mf 21 h x , 7 ik' I 51r,,,,1vf c,.af Q I f 4,!,.,,,ih.4llL5 F, 1,' Ola., Mlm-fa-1 cn Q L A v 7 .D 11,5 ll pq., 343. f fy. an in-JJ, O..-A0 N Co f ' . f ' - jam-s X LVL li' ,Q Dyk-QL W 3? 4 ms? W H H W ,mf mf Q gp-wwf P X ,u 'X N ' f 'fin ,,L,,, CJ .1- Rm -. -' x ' . Mvsief, J, L LJ, J, Mi I ,mens ,ink ,km H33-gw --1 M, Q Hmm Q' gb . N - , Y f ff-AN 4 mfg v' ,- .ff ' . ' w 'l,f H '4f'f f., ms 545'-1,1-1 vw' 9 ' l Cfvhff' V 'fvevdf Q, Q .,,,,t sv- W H-J, 'JN r I7 U ..f-' ' , jyin-1 S' 7 Liv-I ff' 'VX L N Kuhf is X Ik' E1 Lg M X 'Y , V X 49 Able Exrermmohng Co Ace Camera Shop Advanced Rcdro and T Alcor H1 Y Alder 8- Dobler Alfredo s Anihony s Arbec Realty Arcade Bowlung Center Archeihs Servlce Cenier Ascheitlno Florlsl AS5OCIC'Ed Food Store Assoclcted Meat 8. Poultry Atlas Servuce Sichon Bnrst Boy Statnoners Beegle Publushung Bender Berger s Berger s Restaurant Berle Bernle 8- Rudy Bug Apple Burkhchn Bonme Branch Day Schools Branch Motors Breyers Brodlleb Motor Burr and McAuIey Buster Brown Shoes Calros Camp Alprne Cedarhursl Town Dnner Central Flonst Central Theatre Ceslcrl s Pharmacy Chave Schlenf Agency Chun and Lee Co Chrlstys Luncheonehe Colomal Drugs Columblo Garage Comb n Curl Beauty Salon Copeland Country Servnce Stahon Cue Fashions Dads 8. Boosters Club Dclslmer Florist Dandy S Supermarket Davndoff Dee Jay Carpet Co Dncmond Dmo s Flower Shop Dodd Dodge Lawrence Motors Domeshc Employ Edsell Agency Emsag Manufcctunng Englewood Gardens Epsulon H1 Y Falcuro s Ferber Fueld 4 4 4 4 J4 uerfmzng n ex Fvero Five Town s YMCA Fronklm Nclloncul Bank Frelfeld Fruend Fruend Frnend Gall and Seeno Gussenhezmer and lehrman Geller Gencdeen Caterers Gloss Gould Grossman Hamburger Express Harbor Conservatory Hardung Dorn Studno Haydens Shoes Helpern Henryson Hertz Art Gallery Ideal Purveyors Independent Coach Corp Ivy Shop J and S Televlslon Jocks Fnsh Market Jllder Shoes Josten s Kappa H1 Y Kcybrooke Kmgsley Typewnter Exchange Kleunmcxn Krlz Lasky Lmcoln Luwcedln H1 Y Lawrence Cedcrhurst Bank Lawrence Drug Lawrence Home Apphance Lawrence Tcxu Levenihul Lewls L1e!O Loeb and Moyer I P 81 Glass Co Loreto Connelly Lorettes Dance Sfudlo Lucky 'I3 Lyn Hew Nurseries Mann MaHood Marcus Mary Karp Mary Nogourney Meadowbrook Bank Mel Chevrolet Mnchel Mlchcel s Beauty Studxo Mnss Speclalty Morgensiern Muller Dcxrles lnc 146 49 4 6 5 5 4 6 6 Norrls T Pcrkvnew Teo Room Party House Pearl Lehrer Pemnsula Nahonal Bank Penlnsula Servlce Center Peters Beauty Parlor Pollera Posmck Posture Lune Shoes Ratzan R C Wllllcms 8- Co Ralph Decorators Redneys 1 Rockaway Scvungs Bank Rogers Rosof Rubln s Corp Sckoff Bros Sumeroff Soscens Sounders and Speevok Schrndel Schuppers Sexton Shnp n Shore Luggage Snmmonds Snmon s Handy Hardware Slsfeen Sporismanhcven Sokol Stokelum Lmts Stella Levy Stem Stern s Pastry Shop Strlcoff s Strochak Superlor Restaurant Equap Tem Texaco Servlce Trero Tree s Thuroff Unuversal G 1ld Inc Van s Beauty Shop Wall Decor Wolson Servucenier Watts Bros Auto School Welss Stahonary Whlrloway Frock Inc Welshure Restaurant Wnllmms Rug Wolfs Sport Shop Woodmere Bowlmg lanes Young 9 7 4 6 4 ' ' , . , 16a ' . 1.111 166 ' A . . 11 1 , 1 153 163 ' ' . 150 ' . v. 154 ' ' 6 HM . 1 .175 Z 158 . I 1 173 P. .6.. . . H 123 154 . .A 1M I in 175 ,M .H Um MH M, .165 , A P 171 . I I 1 A 160 1 6.6 1....... ,VU 6 6 . 166 ' , 173 ' . , , ,. 163 . . 1 H ' 157 I :go n n 1661 .1.. ,H H. 165 , , 1 11 1 ' ' , ..,. ,H H 162 ' HH, , 172 ' 1 H '55 ' .M .6 149 H ..... ,. , 1U 1 170 ' ' - '68 1 .1 ,,.. 1 ' , 160 i ' 126 , , .... . N ., 171 ' , . . 171 , , I P 173 . ,,.M ,M . 6,HHH 1 . 12? A 1. 1 N 1 174 M 6 HHHAM .171 . . 165 . .... H . MH 164 ' ' '1 AU PL 152 ' ,',-1-'A H :gg 1 ,H 6 WH 174 ' , . 173 CO- ' 1 .... . . 170 we MHA .. ..... ,,H, 1 ,, 1. 164 H ...... H , 165 . . . I 166 A W 16 , .,,.. 166 N M66 N I5 ' -- 66 1 1-11 ' .MVN 6 N616 . 1 173 N. ,, ...., 6 NH 148 ' - 6 '53' , ..... ,, , ,.... .. 150 ,. 160 .- - 11-11---1 ' :SS , . , . 1 1111 ..M .17 ' ' . H 1 6 .,6. N M. 1 o ' . .H 1 .162 A ' A '54 ' W .H ., .. 171 ., ..1. 111111 , , ,, , 154 ' .1 .N 1111 , ,H 171 6..H .1 A HP- M- 162 .m , Mmm. H ,, , 1 7 A 172 . UH . 171 ., .1.. 61, 1111111 11 H . 1 151 A 6 . N 1. 169 1 1 1 -1, 1611-H1 - 157 HHMW .161 172 ' 1, .. 1111 1111 H 1 1 . 152 ' N 1 1111111 111 W 1 6, ,M156 ' 16. .m.H ----- HH 11 173 . . 11.1 . A .1 166 , .H. .1..1 .11 .174 1 1111 11111 .1.11 6 1111 .HI57 1 - ., ,, 1.1.........1 M 111111. 168 1 , 6 1111111 A 1.116 1 HU.1 o .61 ..... . .... . 1 1 159 ' . .1 1,6 H 1111 .MA 1111 H 1 8 ' ' 111111 61W6mmmmH11159 ' 1 111111 . 111111. 6,1 11111111111. .1.11111.11111111.1...111111. 17 ' ..11 111111 6 1111.1111111 6.mmM61 1 a . ' ' 1111 . 66 111111 156 ' W . M 1 1, ,HAM ,, 174 . ' ' .. 11.1 H. . .162 '- . . . . 1111 .H 1 ,H 159 -1- 6 1-1 mm 1- Hm6M1-1172 ' . 1111 11 ,6 . 157 .H .11. HHHHHHH .1 162 ---H Vum -6- - '74 . nmmuu 1f HW A72 . . VAN Am ,72 1166: 11111. 6 HA. . .11 66H.,1 158 .mm.,6, UMMV6. 1 H170 ' .m. H,.W , mmmuw.. um 1 9 - 'NHHH-1 HMAM6 HH'68 1.111 1, 1111111111 NH 156 ' 11111 1. .HH 1111111111. 11 1 ., W6 ,1 9 I - WND-M HWHAHV---1 H1 173 1 . HWEMHHHANH 16 'A 1111111. 11..1 1111111 11.. 11111 1.16 .11111 MMM .m.1gg ' . -.--. -H1 .... 6 -..-.- -H -'56 Lachs sf6s. 1111 . 111111111111..1.1 1 ,U . m.6152 . . Um HM1 Mm A 'M 152 ' ' ------ 165 ' .. ..11. 11111111111 111. 11111111 11.11.1. . , . , 166 At ' A ' A ' A ' 'A A A ' ' ' -vrvv v I .,-., H A V v Q . .- V vi A I H Alll , l ..... , ..,,..........1..1 ' . 1111 1 1.11 , .6156 . 1111111 , W 155 --H111 H ' V 166 ,u. 111111111. 1.11.1. 11111 ...1.1.11 H,HWmI52 N16AMhMm6mmmmmmmmmmmmwmm'53 ' 6, Mmi AM 152 mmum HM.6 .mH. N H1 M 11 149 ' ' ----- ----------- -----1---1- - - -172 ' . 1....1..1 .....11. .... . ,. .111 164 ' -11111 -Y41v1111111111 A 173 ' V 666-11 -1-1-----1 ------ '70 .16 ..... ......-. 1 M - 6-1 ----- 6164 ' .11111111111 .66 11111 11.11 HmmHm1.Wmmm ,W 166 ' U1 .... 6 .6 ............... H .... -H.. ....11 159 ' 1111111111. 1..111 1111111 WH 111111 1MmHmm.6N,157 H 1A1--1 -V rvvr 167 I -- -------- - --------- - -- -1----1- ---1-1-- --11--1 QI 2 5 1111 . 11.1.1..111111111.1.... , ,, .I64 ' ' 1111 16 1111111111111.111 A 11.11 ,M 153 -A -HmW6'H 61' H H '72 L. . late ,1M,H1.m.1 1. 1 0 I .111111111111111111111111 .1111111 1111 A qu. H VH 166 , U. I U I 'Ann b 148 m.HHm.Hm6W,wUN6.164 , , 168 - .1 A ,...,............... A.A.A..AA ,M 162 -A--M -' A 173 ' , ....., H .6 ,6 ...........A...., H150 ' M,' '-'-- -M1 H' HH W 160 1 HW mu Q lm-,I-H154 . . H V... WMA NYU VV1A. NII5 - ...., H,. HMMHM A .N A..,., 1 .AA, H. H. .mm111 ,1 M151 . . 6. A.,.A .163 A A 1 ...,A PM -1 M-1 1 ,174 .,1 V .... AH ,HmH,1,mwH N166 ' , H1 .1 H H157 -6 HH -'-- -.H A 6666 U1 H 148 ' H1 .,M, ,I52 ., ,, ..v,., ..,.,.., ,.,........ . . . .. , 168 I Q b 170 Y. . .... ...., . . , , 152 ' ' M 1 V A U A 174 6 -in A -H '61 ....V Mm. .... 6,.6 ,.,,6 A 168 + um WNBA 158 ' ' 167 ' ' ' ' 'H ,V 'A A H ---- Hm161 ' ' M. .,,. ,H .156 . U -A 61 -11- A '66 - .N ...,. M .,1.. H .M , . ,166 - - A HMHMH A, I V ,M 160 ' ' ' 166 ' .. , ,. . , , , I58 1 D M 160 ' ' ' . .,...., . .... 165 ' H 1 159 ' H . . 156 ' ' ,1.V1 , , 61,1 5 . 166 , ..H M , , 15a ' H, 160 , .1 172 . H 6 ,,, 1 , . l66 MAURICE SAMEROFF Pl-loToGRAPl-len Stereos Weddings Candid Wedding Albums Porfrcuts 9 Nw'-' 540 CENTRAL AVENUE CEDARHURST 147 A 1 .'.- 4 il2323i-i:5i35I5fZ5S12+f-..H ' id. I 2 . CEdorhurst -8171 2 COMPLIMENTS Universal Guild Inc World Scope Encyclopedia LYNBROOK N Y ABE HALPERIN President THE CLASS or 57 THE ROGERS FAMILY Mr and Mrs CECIL H MAHOOD Co pl Mr and Mrs JAMES H SIMMONDS OF publishers of , . . I Compliments of Congratulations ond Best Wishes fo , from m imenfs of 148 Co pl Mr and Mrs Compl FRANK X KRIZ and FAMILY MISS ELSIE R TEFFT Congrofuloflons and Besf Wishes THE CLASS OF 57 from The Gassenheimers The Lehrmans 149 m imenfs of imenfs of MR. 8m MRS. BERT GELLER Complimenfs of fo d Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 57 from Congratulations THE CLASS OF 57 f and Margie Mr and Mrs Congratulations and Best Wishes to DANIEL DIAMOND THE GRADUATING CLASS and FAMILY from Mr 8gMrs Irvmg Helpern and Anne Compliments of he Flve Towns YMCA 150 ' f O Mr. 8g Mrs. Jerome Glass 1 Compliments of The Sasaens DR AND MRS LAWRENCE V DODD Mr and Mrs SIDNEY GOULD Mr and Mrs and FARRELL J. BERI.E 151 1 l E 6 I . . 3 Compliments of I Compliments of Compliments of Tel. Ctfdorhurst 9-8518 - 9-9729 STRICOFFS BAKE SHOP All Baking Done on Premises Special Orders Taken For All Occasions 298 Central Avenue lawrence, N. Y. Compliments ol LAWRENCE DRUG COMPANY Compliments of LACHS BROS Compliments BEEGLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Compliments RALPH DECORATORS YOU CAN'T BUY FINER ICE CREAM THAN BREYERS Compliments LAWRENCE HOME APPLIANCE Compliments MARY KARP PARKVIEW TEA ROOM WALSON SERVICENTER 200 Wood BI d 5 5 O of of of Of Compliments ol Complimenk of mere v . Q - 152 I' UI' 0 E an ClfHN.ffll.faD!I6'B5 THE CLASS OF 57 from Lawcedln Hu Y Presldenf HAROLD GASSENHEIMER Secretary Vlce President Treasurer DAVID HARRIS STEPHEN WAYNE RONALD ROGERS DALSIMER FLORIST OVER 35 YEARS' Long Islands Leading Florist THIRD GENERATION OF DALSIMERS READY TO SERVE YOU 576 CENTRAL AVENUE I93O MOTT AVENUE CEdarhursf 9 2IOO FAr Rockaway 7 0700 I53 DINOS FLOWER SHOPPE For Qualify Flowers Af o Farr Price See Dmos CEdc1rhurst 9 8128 295 BURNSIDE AVENUE Lawrence Nught Phone CE 9 8267 Comphmenfs of COLONIAL DRUGS Compliments of ADVANCED RADIO 81 TELEVISION SERVICE Phone CEdo hursf 9 1785 HERTZ ART GALLERY Compl enis of VAN S BEAUTY SHOP 4OCe Tel CEdcrhurst 9 1062 ALDER 81 DOBLER ntral Avenue Cedo hursl 355 Cenfrol A enue Low ence N Y ASSOCIATED MEAT POULTRY MARKET Compl ments of SAKOFF BROS 444 Cenrol Avenue Opp Cent al Theatre Phone CEdurhursI 9 4948 4949 Compl menis of BERGER S RESTAURANT Compllmenfs ARCADE BOWLING CENTER 154 5 .. - - - - T .. ' I ' im 1 Housewares - Hardware - Paint 8 r I' - . I . v r , . . i . r 9 of SAVE YOUR MONEY IN A FRIENDLY LOCAL INSTITUTION LOCALLY MANAGED LAWRENCE CEDARHURST FEDERAL SAVINGS Gm LOAN ASSOCIATION 125 CEDARHURST AVENUE CEDARHURST N Y ROCKAWAY PARK N Y I55 260 BEACH II6th STREET Phone CEdorhu sl 9 0230 Compliments RESTAURANT Flnesf an Home Cofermg CHIN and LEE CO 302 CENTRAL AVENUE LAWRENCE N Y 595, Wshes Compl ents of ,mm COLUMBIA GARAGE Body and Fe de Repairs 78 Columbo Avenue Cedcrhursf N Y Cestarls Prescription Pharmacy Compl enfs f A CESTARI Pho mac sl 8- Chem sl SIMON s HANDY HARDWARE 83 Dougmy B, C, ,n ood N Y Phone CE 9 l49O Falcaros Peninsula Bowling Alleys 26 BRUNSWICK ALLEYS AUTOMATIC PINSETTERS LAWRENCE N Y Te CE 99615 lO3O I56 1 T 1 I I' - of O 5 im n r ' ANDY '56 STEVE '57 JANE '59 I ' CE 9-2767 ., . . im o . , r I I l v . w , . . I 0 0 , . . I . I. - - N NSULA mf X95 OF CEDAR!-IURST CEDARHURST HEWLETT NEW YORK HEMBEII El-DKIIAI DEPOSIT IZNSURALOE COBPORAHON Co plm is THE IVY SHOP Complmenis f CEDARHURST TOWN DINER pl BURR 81 MCAULEY Inc Real Esiafe lnsu o ce Tel CEdarh rs! 9 4898 Comphmenfs T R E E S A 1 MAIDS Avolloble now only experienced core fully screened sleep In s Slorhng S125 monthly DOMESTIC EMPLOY Long Isla d s Largest and Oldest Employment Agency 88 ROCKAWAY AVENUE VAII y St eom 51034 0 U I m i en of i o Com imenls of I . - r n J, 483 Cheslnut Sfreel Cedorhurst, N. Y. . u - I I I ' of . , . n ' e r - l57 Complrmenfs of Mr and Mrs SAM NORRIS Bes Wshes to the G ad of ng Class of 57 MR 81 MRS I STROCHAK B sr Wshes V Ylve Clos of 57 l ANN H soKoL so Compllmenfs ALCAR HI DR 81 MRS I MICHEL th Class of THE MORGENSTERNS BEST WISHES THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 Whirlaway Frocks Inc. 158 P l r u i ' O 0 i e i o s ' rom 1 I Complimenls of of -Y Besf Wishes Yo e '57 TO Complvmenfs of Rockaway Savings Bank 1525 FAR ROCKAWAY BLVD FAR ROCKAWAY N Y Branch 211 BEACH 116th STREET ROCKAWAY PARK N Y The School Savings Depository Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp WOODMERE me KLEINMANS BOWLING LANES 77 Alleys Fully Automatic Soda Fountom Cocktaul Lounge 948 BROADWAY Wood N FR 4 9870 THE LEWISES pl Compliments of KAPPA HI Y SHIP N SHORE LUGGAGE austin snown suozs 159 C , . . , . . 1. - - H Compliments of Compliments of mere, . Y. - Com iments of 7 7 Compliments of Best Wishes from MR. and MRS. MURRAY ROSOF Complimenis I THE FIELDS Co pl me fs f FRIEND OF LINDA LIPTON Compl menls f MR 8. MRS HARRY POSNICK and FAMILY round the dock mth Sexion nm f i Rx., llfly fllllf Ill' rhri nrh Jrrmlz 1400113 arf Arlllqmrerl in pk11.sf'1ly111's1r wlfh grfzzlrrprqii WOLF'S SPORT SHOPS nc 548 CENTRAL AVENUE CEDARHURST N Y EVERYTHING IN SPORTS Sporting Goods Sk: Equipment Roller Skofes Ammumhon Ice Skcrfes Skchng Skirts and Accessories Baskefball Uniforms Club Jackefs Gym SUIIS TRY OUR NEW HOBBY DEPT Model Planes and Boats Accessories Phone CE 9 3440 Compllme Is of LONG ISLAND PLATE 8: GLASS CO Compliments of FRcnkl n 4 2768 James SI u uno LYN HEW NURSERIES Inc Trees Shrubs Evergreens I637 Bond oy H left N CEdorhur! 9 2510 Joel W ll cms WILLIAMS RUG SHOP Inc 467 Central A enue Cedcrhursi N Y I I . ' o m i n o , , , A ' - i o ' n I U Q i -I n f-ZVQ.11?,1,.,,..,iL.i .Q .- Q cv ff Af P 'i ' Mff ' - L I s Q, If A xx 3 .i f f f I F ARBEA REALTY M f Y . ! fQf -E3 5 lg sauces' A : SAUCE! X VEGIVAILII I I S 4, - I I UA I N X ff,ff l 5 3 ' MM g . . f w ew , . Y. r v 1 . , c f . ' ' s - i I f If . P P , . v , . , 160 MR MEADOW BROOK Sends Best Wnshes for Success to THE CLASS OF 1957 Il: AIIZIXDQQFIV BROOK national bank Convenaent Offices Throughout Nossou County M b F derolDepost1 u on e Co po ot on Et bl shed 1900 574 Edsell Agency Real Estote ond lnsuronce CEDARHURST N Y 161 ll Il S2 f l ' . 1 . 1 x x - A ..., ll ' ll em er e i ns r c r r i so i 0 , . . Compliments of CAMP ALPINE PARKSVILLE, N. Y. Bovs AND onus DR. LOUIS R. HALPERIN 515 Woodmere Boulevard Woodmere, N. Y. FRank1in 4-1993 MRS. HILDA LEVITT 506 Stuart Drive Woodmere, N. Y. FRankIin 4-3042 Compliments Congratulations THE CLASS or 57 THE BIG APPLE GAIL and SEENA CEdcrhurst 9 2586 C l t omp 'men S Linoleum Retail Carpet Rug Cleaning DEE JAY CARPET CO IDEAL PURVEYORS Inc UC JACK NACHT Compliments of KAYBROOKE FASHIONS 43259 The Finest Name an Women s Coats and Suits WWW? Sponsored by A NEW' YORK! I KAMINSKY 81 SONS Inc 512 SEVENTH AVENUE NEW YORK 162 ' to , of of - 'I , , I . :1:7:7:2:1:5:-:gl-ll Mr..-:f:2:-:C:1:1:111115:-:-:-:1:1:4:-: :i:C'':1:-:5:2:iz11?:frf:':1:f:f:1:-:iz2:2zr.7:5:-'5:455:515:5:5:2:-:-5:2:7:2:i:i:I:1:C:5:1:5:1:l:5:-451' 'Q+'A'W ' .-:f:z:-.. .sw -'fEf'.Z.fQ1:: '15 ' ' ' ' , I . I Y Q - 1 Besf Wishes from ACE CAMERA SHOP 342 CENTRAL AVENUE LAWRENCE NEW YORK Compliments A F R I E N D Compliments LOEB and MAYER Compllmenis of Your New Dodge Dealer STANLEY R GARDNER DODGE LAWRENCE MOTORS Inc 340 CENTRAL AVENUE Complrmenfs of ARCHETTI S SERVICE STATION West Broadway and Forest Ave CE 9 9844 ES 7 9443 STERN S PASTRY SHOP Service and Qualrfy as Always OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK of of , 1 I I LAWRENCE, N. Y. WOODMERE, N. Y. s 163 Congrafulcmons fo ihe Class of 7957 from Mr and Mrs JOE LEVENTHAL Besf of Luck from Mr 81 Mrs H Burst and sH:u.Y 57 and NANCY so THE RIFFS DOROTHY MADELINE MICHAEL THE THUROFFS MR 8. MRS E DAVIDOFF RICHARD 50 SUSAN 55 PHYLLIS ao THE LAWRENCE TAXI Besf Wishes THE CLASS OF 1957 Wllllam W Schlelf CHAVE scl-ILEIF AGENCY Inc 4 Q l O I O s 1 Complimenfs of Complimenis of Compliments of Complimenfs of fo I I l O - I . COMPLIMENTS OF Mlss Specialty Ltd Clothes for Junlors and Teens 492 CENTRAL AVENUE CEDARHURST N Y CE 9 0950 Superlor Restaurant Equipment Co 609 Mer ck Road Roc Ile Centre N Y Tel cada hu I 96291 MICHAELS BEAUTY STUDIO H Styl st Permane t Wa :ng 494 Cent al A enue Cedarhurst N Good Luck to the Class of 57 Mr and Mrs IRVING BENDER and JANE ELLEN CE 99681 Pck Up and DI e e PENINSULA SERVICE CENTER Ge eral Motor Repair Complete Car Se Abe BaIanoH Prop est at You O Pa ty PARTY HOUSE R C WILLIAMS 8x CO Inc ROYAL SCARLET AU GOURMET Drsfrlbutors of Fme Foods Slnce I8II o 0 O , . . - I e iv ry S rvice fi Iwi ' ' ' n ' . rvice RO 6-2220 570 Peninsula Blvd. Cedarhurst, N. Y. . r rs - , Be U Gu I wn r air I - I1 v' r v , . Y, o s nl o O O I65 Complrmenfs of EPSILON HI Y WALL DECOR Inc Creahve Design Ihrough Arhsi Y COMB N CURL BEAUTY SALON 315 CENTRAL AVENUE Lawrence N Y CE 9 1091 B anches Cadnllac Holel Casablanca Hotel LASKY LINCOLN MERCURY CORP Aulhorlzed Lincoln Mercury Dealer 910 RAILROAD AVENUE Woodmere N Y FRankIm 4 3371 Complrmenfs of MEL CHEVROLET Complrmenfs of BERGER S 9 0 Broadway Woodmere N Y JIM FIERO Plaslerung Stucco 31 Yale lree Inwood Phone CEdarhursf 9 5217 Compllmenfs of .I 84 S TELEVISION 84 RADIO Complrmenfs of PEARL LEHRER Compliments of ENGLEWOOD GARDENS BAY STATIONERS 3 Bayview Avenue Lawrence N Opp lawrence Siahon Sporfrng Goods Toys Greeffng Cards THE HARDING DORN STUDIO OF DANCE ARTS 956 Broadway Woodmere N Classes an Baller Tap Muslcal Comedy Modern Chrldren Teenagers Adults FR 4 2713 Complrmenls I ASSOCIATED FOOD STORE Compllmenls of LORETO CONNELLY Congratulahons Io 'he Class of 57 MARY 81 ROBERT YOUNG Tulorx Compllmenls of MAX FERBER Hardware Venetfan Blmds Shades 13 26 CENTRAL AVENUE Far Rockaway 1 -. J 6 1 I I I ll l 1 ll l l I 5 1 , . .. I . .fi k I 5 ,., 1 - l S' fN-Y- . . co. E l ' .-Y- ,.Y. . . l . l l V I I 1 I . ' l Besf of Luck fo THE CLASS OF 57 Dads and Boosters Club Lawrence Hugh School OH'Icers NATHAN CANTER s d SIDNEY TABRIS WILLIAM SMITH JOHN MOLLO CEDARHURST N Y LAWRENCE N Y Best Wishes THE cLAss OF I957 Emslg Manufacturing Co I67 OF O Pre i ent First Vice Presidenf Second Vice President Secrefary-Treasurer , . . , . Io O O Compllmenls f JACK MARCUS MEN S AND BOYS SHOPS Sporfs Clothes for Young Men 505 CENTRAL AVENUE Ceclorhurst 1301 BROADWAY Hewlell Compl me fs of LORETTE S DANCE STUDIO pl: enfs of STAKELUM LINTS Inc Complfme is of Phone CE 91161 John Sieb er Prop JACK S FISH MARKET F esh Sea Foods Sea Food E clus ely me FASHION House or MARY NAGOURNEY pruce Slreel Cedorhursl CE 9 3645 N WENMOR FOOD STORES Groceries Do ry Food Spec all es F ozen Food 408 Central Avenue Cedorhurt N Y Phone CEdorhursl 94998 CHRISTY S LUNCHEONETTE 139 LAWRENCE PLAZA CEdorhursl 9 9770 JILDOR SHOES Inc 473 Cenlrol Avenue Cedorhursl N Compllmenls of ABLE EXTERMINATING CO C 95618 FA 70161 Night CE 95618 ASCHETTINO FLORIST 12 CENTRAL AVENUE LAWRENCE N 168 ' o P 1 i n Com 'm 1 - , . ' n 1 - n , . 1 . 76 S , f - X IV 492 Willow Avenue Cedorhursl, N. Y. ' 7 ' - i - i I - r s, . . , . , .Y. ' , . Compliments Parent Teacher Assoclatlon Lawrence Hugh School Comp! If BOBBY GOTTLIEB F e diy Fo d Deal 1250 BROADWAY HEWLETT N Y o ong sl ds a FORD DEALERS 169 of I O of imenfs of ,Q Rf, H Z Your ri n 5 Town r er 4 Q ' V BRANCH MOTORS, Inc Q :'T:1- 0 W , . . ,Z A - A2 f Qf ' One fL I an ' L rgesf Compliments RUBIN S CORP MOTT STREET New YORK RITE WELL School Supplies Order Books Compliments of CENTRAL THEATRE CENTRAL AVENUE CEDARHURST N Y Phone CE 9 0105 9 6592 Sol Shaplro Manager A POLLERA 81 SONS Concrete and Cmder Blocks Sand Gravel Cement INWOOD 96 N Y SAYVILLE N The Harbor Conservatory for Musical Growth Inc Best Wishes fo THE CLASS OF 57 Watts Bros Auto School 4 BAYVIEW AVENUE LAWRENCE CE 9 9174 Compliments CUE FASHIONS Inc ' of . . 1 . . 180 CE 9-3541 SAYVILLE 4-3675 I , . . , . Y. I I I of I I I 170 Best Wishes from THE GROSSMAN FAMILY Compl ments of RUTH 8. SEYMOUR BIRKHAHN 1219 Brood y H let! N FRunkI n 4 2262 A trques A errcana Early Pne U usual Accessor es Compl ments of THE GENADEEN CATERERS Compllments EMBASSY GROCERY CORPORATION Compliments INDEPENDENT COACH CORP ALFREDO S 469 No That You re Compu Bound Vast CO ED CORNER at POSTUR I.INE SHOES ntro A en e Cedcrhurst N Y Compliments B O N N I E of I wo ew , . Y. i . n' - rn ' - i n i i Compliments of 1 w ' s - . i - Ce I v u , . of of I 171 PETE MIKE SAUNDERS and IGNATZ SPEEVAK o pl SISTEEN PETER S BEAUTY PARLOR Kingsley Typewriter Exchange C a N CE 90830 tho e e I nd Re o Po a BRANCH DAY SCHOOLS and BRANCH CAMPS 9 COUNTRY CLUB SERVICE STATION CENTRAL FLORIST eIs DANDY S SUPERMARKETS nc Muller Dalrles Inc Milk and Milk Products Mcun Office 530 WEST 126th STREET NEW YORK 27 N MO 25910 Long Island Branch 52 I5 METROPOLITAN AVENUE MASPETH, BROOKLYN 37, N Y EV 6 0050 Compliments of . C m lmenfs of I Beg Wishes from 358 entr I Ave. Lawrence, . Y. , . Au rized D cl r - Royo u ming! n ri ble Typewriters - Service - Supplies Complimenis of Congrcfulofions io fhe Gradualin Class Complimenfs of C0mPlIm I7 of an I1 I I . 9 o O , . Y. - I72 Compllmenfs Lucky 13 NSCK 8. WALLY TEXACO SERVICE Compliments of 711 W Broadway Woodmere N Y ANTHONY S CE 9 9793 Cfidurhursl 9 1440 9 4545 FRankInn 4 4600 Cy Broodlneb LF B HAYDAN S SHOES BRODLIEB MOTORS Inc Famous Brand Shoes at Cut Pnces Aulhorvzed Dealer Plymouth DeSolo Dame' Rosenghol 20 Frcnklnn Place Woodmere N PASTRIES Tel CEdorhursl 9 9762 ATLAS SERVICE STATION S Repairs on All Makes of Cars 428 Central Avenue Cedarhursl N Wes, Bmcdwoy Cor Edward Ave Phone CEdafhursr 92386 WOOd 'e'e N Y Comphmenls l Complrmenls of MR AND MRS DAVE FREIFELD STELLA LEVY 73 of . , . . 5 , - , . . . , . H4 Cedarhursl Avenue Cedurhursl, N. Y. - ' ' , . Y. bY , . , . Y. ' ' ' o . 1 Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF '57 from the HEN RYSON FAMILY Best Wishes to the GRADUATING CLASS OF '57 THE SCHUPPERS Our Best Wishes to e GRADUATING CLASS Mr 81 Mrs Mannle Mann Compliments of TEDDY CAIRO Calro s Paradise Inn, Inc INWOOD LONG ISLAND Compliments Compliments Congratulations and Best Wishes from THE RATZAN FAMILY Congratulatlons and Best Wishes to GRADUATING CLASS Thanks for your patronage Hopmg to serve you and yours as we served your parents WEISS STATIONERY Formerly Shllowltz 438 Central Ave Cedarhurst L 4 ' th of of HAMBURGER EXPRESS SPORTSMAN HAVEN . , .I. FOR A CAREER FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Congratulations and Besf Wishes TO THE CLASS OF I957 RONNIE cmd CAROLYN YOUR OFFICIAL CLASS RING REPRESENTATIN E MR JOHN ZANGLER 300 MAIN STREET A T I Po n N Compl me is of A FRIEND rn moss 43096 BERNIE AND RUDY Pr me Mecfs Fresh Pouhry IO45 BROADWAY WOODMERE N WS I I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stein Io WEAR A 5555531892 I I III I I I 0 III. I I n I , P . 64 Whie I i 5, ew York I I I' L-Ll'f J OF you and your classmates upon your school lute achreve Immortality rn a carefully planned and executed yearbook From the and desert ot Arrzona and the sultry green rsland ot Puerto l2rco, to the snow blanlceted slopes ol: Northern New England we have traveled happy and proud to have been an lnstrument IO the translating into print the humor pathos excrtement and sentiment Found IH the campus lnlc ol: over seventy tive colleges and preparatory schools As Former members ot yearbook statts In our school days, we brrng rnto our professional dutres a real understanding ol: the many prob' ms controntrng each yearbook editor swf' 56 rl r' r'1'1INJ'1r1