Three Lawrence High School (LHS) seniors, Arek Szoldrowski, Marie Buschman, Anthony Scardelletti (L to R) recently received Senior Soccer Eleven honors from theHamilton Hibernian Athletic Association. The association honors 11 male and 11 female soccer players, chosen from all graduating high school seniors of the Colonial Valley Conference, for their accomplishments on and off the playing field.

Each year, Wellesley College honors a female student in the junior class at Lawrence High School (LHS) whose academic record and character are exceptional and who has also made significant personal contributions to her school and/or community. The Norton Book of Women's Lives, a collection of twentieth century women's literature---autobiographies, journals, and memoirs---is the award provided. The Wellesley edition is a blue linen-covered publication with the Wellesley seal embossed in gold and a bookplate inscribed with the student's name on a special tipped-in page. This year's recipient is Linda Luo, pictured here with her nominating guidance counselor, Christian D'Angelo.

Lawrence High School (LHS) senior star running back Semei Mitchell signed to play football at ASA College of Brooklyn New York.

Present for the signing were top row, L-R: Principal Jon Dauber, Head coach Rob Radice, Athletic Director Ken Mason and Guidance counselor Christian D'Angelo.

Bottom row L-R: brother Myles Mitchell-White, father Ned White, Semei, and mother Bernice Mitchell White.

Eight Lawrence Intermediate School (LIS) students went to the Rahway 7th & 8th Grade Academy on April 12 to participate in a one-day Honors Band Festival. Allison Kershner, LIS band and orchestra director, nominated them initially based on their performance in the LIS Concert Band.

Festival organizers selected students from those nominated and placed them into one of three bands: the "Red Band," the "White Band," and the "Blue Band." Students received acceptance letters and music a few weeks before the festival so they had time to practice.

On the day of the festival, students were placed in ensembles of up to 100 performers from around Central New Jersey to rehearse together and then perform in a concert at the end of the day. Additionally, festival organizers tapped Mrs. Kershner to conduct the White Band.

LIS participating student musicians are:

Red Band

Kaitlyn Malyszka - Bass Clarinet

Dylan Morris - Tenor Saxophone

White Band

Kellen Conway - Clarinet

Shiamak Kalwachwala - Trombone

Justin Knab - Baritone

Joelle D'Angelo - Tuba

Will Yuchmow - Percussion

Blue Band

Kiran Hiremath - Flute