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

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Phil PmLonvE HILLMAN Finding sports and clubs equally interesting, Phil divided her time accordingly. On the one hand, she became engaged in varsity basket all, hocke , and trackg while on the other hand, she worked with the I-Ii-J' and Glee Clubs. University of Chicago Ruthie RUTH HINCHLIFFE Ruth played in girls' varsity golf, intramural baseball, and intra- mural and Class Night basketball. She was a member of the Dramatic Club, having rendered a superb performance in The Ghost Train, the Junior Play. Business Nellie HELEN L. HOLMES Helen's athletic interests were confined to the Hiking and Bicycle Clubs. She lent her assistance to the class by working on Class Night committees, and when ping pongrzgttracted the interest of Lynbrook students, she was one of its t supporters. Undecided Undecided Ping Pong Clubs. N. Y. U. l251 THOMAS HOPKINS Dipper Entering from Chaminade in 1934, Dip continued basketball with the L nbrook varsity squad. Other sports that attracted him were Class Night basketball and intramural baseball His mam social activity was Hi-Y, which he joined as a senior GEORGE ERNEST HUBER N wk In preparing for entrance into college, Nick gained the greatest pleasure out of studying literature. In the social life of the high school his time was taken up with membership in the H1 Y and

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JOHN VINCENT HANSON Swede Swede made his entrance from East Rockaway Junior High as a sophomore. On school days he was to be foimd either playing intramural basketball and baseball, or practising with the hand- ball and wrestling squads. He graduated in January, 1936. Business FRED I-LARGER Fritz In high school, varsity tennis and varsity ping pong: intramural basketball and intramural baseball commanded Fred's attention. However, he specialized in the four-year course reserved for music lovers, as a steady member of the band. College ERNEST HAHTMANN Ernie Ernie's strong point in his business course was bookkeeping. For activities, he chose archery in 1933, and later the Radio Club. He was associated with this Club as secretary, and as operator of Amateur Radio Station W21BW. Business Betty ELIZABETH LOUISE HENDRICK Betty's favorite pastime was working with the Dramatic Club. From the sports offered to Lynbrook students, she chose intra- mural basketball, roller skating, ping pong, and Class Night cheerleading. As a junior, she entered the state contest in Typ- mg. Dress Designing Dot Donornv M. IIERCHENRODER Dot attended St. Agnes High School for two years where she belonged to the Mission Sewing Club. Her junior year was s ent in Riverhead High School and her final year in Lynbrook. Here she was president of the Hiking Club. Business l 24 l

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RoRER'r HUMPHREY Bob To Lynbrook students, Bob was well known as varsity football manager, cheerleader and member of the intramural basketball and baseball teams. His social interests found an outlet in Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Chess Club and in active work as publicity agent for the Senior Play. College BRADFORD ILSLEY Brad Most energetic as a cheerleader, Brad also satisfied a sporting interest with hockey and track. In his senior year he joined the Hi-Y Club, became sports editor of the yearbook, and took part in the Senior Play. Undecided EDNA .IELLEY Eddlk: Edna transferred from East Rockaway Junior High School in 1933. Here she completed her academic course, showing parti- ality for such languages as Latin and German. In connection with the Dramatic Club she appeared in several assembly plays. Undecided Bill WILLIAM JOHNSTONE When Bill wasn't translating Latin, he sipent his time in athletws. He was a dependable factor in intramur baseball and basketball. Last Class Night he helped the seniors to victory in the basketball match. Tennis also interested him. Undecided Lot Lo'r'rE B. K. JUNGMEIER Lotte was a member of the varsity basketball, hockey, archery, and track teams. She was affiliated with the Riding and Hockey Clubs and Swimming Club, with several Class Night committees and with the yearbook staff. Art School CPratlJ I26 l