Lynbrook High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (Lynbrook, NY)

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Ellie ELEANOR F. BALDWIN Ellie's athletic rogram embraced varsity and Class Night basket- ball, intrarnurall tennis, and managership of the track team. She proved dependable in the Hi-Y, Dramatic, and Press Clubs, acting also as stage manager for both Junior and Senior Plays. Undecided Burt BURTON BASTEDO Burton played three successive years of intramural baseball and basketball, and one of football. But his interest was not confined to sports-he acted successfull in the Senior Play and served in the Chess Club, Dramatic Club, and Class Night. Business Billie LILLIE BAUM Before coming to Lynbrook, Lillie had specialized in a combi- nation of basketball, Glee Club, and editorship of the Far Rock- away High School paper. Here she continued a business course and took part in the work of the Press Club. N. Y. U. ARTHUR C. BENDER Mo Musically inclined, -Mo enjoyed his four years in the band and three with the orchestra. Arduous requirements of the drums in the two organizations still allowed him to play on the intramural football, basketball, and baseball teams. Juilliard School of Music EDWARD BENNETT Ben Leaving Central High School, Valley Stream, where he had been active in baseball, football and swimming, Ben entered Lynbrook High as a junior: In preparing for a business career he found bookkeeping his most absorbing subject. Business l 13 I

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GEORGETTE ABEL Babe Outside of her regular school work at Lynbrook High School, Babe joined the Roller Skating Club as a junior. During the seasons of 1934435 and 1935-36, she entered into the friendly rivalry of the girls' intramural basketball group. Business CHARLES ALLEN Baron Besides being on the archery, fencing, intramural basketball and baseball teams, Charles joined the Suicide, Chess, Marionette, Ping Pong, Glee Clubs, and the Athletic Council. His favorite study all through high school was art. Undecided Gus ANDREADIS Andy Gus played intramural basketball, intramural football, and later varsity football. For two years he was enrolled on the membership lists of Hi-Y and Science Clubs. Of the fine arts, he chose music, playing in both band and orchestra. Medical School Sh zrl SHIRLEY M. ARNOTH Shirley took part in girls' hockey, track, basketball, and varsity baseball. She was active in the Ping Pong Club, Hiking Club, Swimming Club, Dramatic Club, Science Club, and Glee Club, and was Art Editor of the Clarion, the school paper. Designer-Cooper Union Champ DAWSON ASKIN Dawson's schedule covered intramural football, basketball, and baseball: track, boxing, swimming, bowling, archery, wrestling, and ping pon . He performed in the Junior Play, the Athletic Council, the llramatic and Science Clubs, and the Press Club, as Senior Editor of the Clarion. College I 12 l

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HAROLD BENSEN Bens As a man of all sports, Harold played varsity football, baseball, and hockey, and was one of the active members of Mr. Carr's wrestling team. To complete his curriculum, he was an energetic member of the Hi-Y. Business BERNARD BERTON Benny Benny was an original member of the handball team and was its first captain. His leadership and fine playing led to a successful season for the team. Benny also was a member of the Boys' Wrestling Team. Business NANCY M. BREEN Nan As a sophomore, Nan spent some of her after-school hours in intramural basketball, soccer, swimmin , and tennis. The next year she added bowling to the list. However, the sports that dominated her tlu'ee years at Lynbrook were hiking and skating. Traphagen School of Design Herb HERBERT BROCHARD As a versatile athlete, Herb played hockey, tennis, baseball, intra- mural and varsity football, and intramural basketball. He helped the seniors toward their goal by playing on the Class Night basketball team. Mr. Carr's radio club consumed the remainder of is time. Trip to California Rich ' RICHARD W. BRowER Rich was instrumental in bringing handball as a recognized ac- tivit to Lynbrook High School. He was an original member of the iirst team in 1935. Rich provided us with musical talent while playing the saxophone in the Junior Band for two years. Business l 14 l