Lawrence High School - Lawrencian Yearbook (Cedarhurst, NY)

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 May I take this opportunity to thank you for your conduct and your cooperation during your four-year stay at Lawrence. I trust that you will put to good use the education to which you have been exposed and that you will carry from here the feeling that one’s record of accomplishment is pretty much a result of one's own effort. I extend my wishes for success to each of you. MR. JAMES H. SIMMONDS Principal AS we journey through life it becomes increasingly apparent that problems of all kinds continue to develop. Some can be easily solved, others can only be partially resolved. In all situations much adjustment can be made if each of us have empathy, understanding and tolerance. With the passing years, we begin to realize that our goals, attainments and associations are only obtained to a relative degree and it is then that we being to develop understanding. My sincere best wishes to the Class of I960 —may your life be made more zestfid and meaningful through a continued development of your understanding.

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THE class of 1960 will be the 24th, anti perhaps the last, to graduated from this building. And while your teachers, classmates, and program of study will make up the greater part of your memories of high school, I feel sure that the visual image of the building, standing as it does well back on the plot with its balanced Georgian architecture, fluted columns, clock tower and golden dome will come to mind in future years as a graphic reminder of happy accomplishment. Perhaps in a way not fully explainable, the symmetry of the architecture, the conventionality of design, the beautiful proportions, will influence the planning of your futures to the end that self-discipline, orderliness, balance and esthetics will become part of your lives. -c v, i, MR. ARTHUR W. COOMBS Superintendent of Schools THIS yearbook, which has significance for you now only as a part of the excitement of graduation, will have increased meaning for you in the years to come. In it are recorded your achievements and those of your classmates throughout your high school years. It is the story of a group of students who, though brought together only by chance, found common interests anti common goals, anti through experiences which were shared, developed lasting friendships. You will find pleasure in returning to this book from time to time. The pictures of your teachers and of the friends you made in the classroom, on the athletic fields, and in other school activities will bring back many warm and happy memories. May the spirit of friendship and good will which characterized your years at Lawrence High School remain with you always and bring you much happiness. MR. HENRY C. BOSCHERT Assistant Superintendent of Schools I I

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Mr. Sarro. Mr. Berle. Mr. Clark. District Personnel MR. KCHARDT BECK-District Director ol Civil Defense, District Director of Industrial and Vocational Arts. MR. JACK MARTILLOTA—District Director of Athletics and Recreation. A ciin in istratire Assistants MR. FARRELL BERI.E — Administrative Assistant. MR. DONALD CLARK-Administrative Assistant in Business. MR. DALE M. SARRO — Administrative Assistant. Mr. Beck. Mr. Mnrtillota. 13