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

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E ALBERT I.. NEUMANN College Al played varsity football Qi, 31. He was seere- tary-treasurer of the radio club and viee-president of the boys' Hi-Y. Al played class nite basketball Qi, :J and played ping-pong. Al's favorite subject was science and he chose radios as his hobby. GERALDINIQ D. NORBERT Soriuf SI'l'li!'t' jerry eame to Lynbrook in 195g from Saint Agnes Private School in Rockville Centre. There she was a member of the riding Club, swimming team, and also on the tennis team. Her favorite subject was history and she spent her spare moments reading. ARTHUR GEORGE OGDEN College The Atom was a varsity cheerleader in his sophomore year. He also belonged to the Chess club and was a member of the boys' Hi-Y. His favorite subjeel was German. ,Aiwqf 19,565 H61 KVSMDT 3,361 GEORGE ALWYN OTTO i'VIi'n'ban! Murine Pup was a member of the junior band during his first and second years. He was also 1 member of the rifle club his third year and a member of the swimming club his fourth year. Pup's favorite sub- jeet was shorthand and his hobby was sailing. JOAN K. OVERS Prdfl lnxfilule' joan played on an intramural basketball team fzj. and sang in thc girls' glee club qi, 15. Of all her studies, she enjoyed biology the most. When she was not studying, one could End -Ioan hard at work on her stamp collection. MURIEI. PEASE Bruuly Culfuri' Peasie played intramural basketball in her fresh- man year. She was a member of the band all four years and of the orchestra in her junior and senior years. Her favorite subject was English and her hobbies, reading and musie.

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5 4w -' MAR,lORIli M. MtGOVliRN College Margie was a member of the riding club her third and fourth years and was in the senior play, Growing Pains. Margie liked thc subject English, W'hen she goes to college, she will major in dramatics. SALVATORF M. MILANO l lH'llbl-IIII Sal played intramural basketball and baseball and was chosen as a member of the varsity basketball and baseball teams 13, 41. He was also on the track learn and was in the junior play, The Bat. Sal also was in the Hi-Y. NlARGARlTA MORA S1'a'rf'lurj' Margo started high school by joining the hiking club in her freshman year. During her junior year. she joined the fencing team. Her favorite study was interior decorating and her favorite hobby was the study of clothes and furniture. l GlfliARU MORRIS College Iggy belonged for two years to the science club and as a result took a large part in the fairs held in Lynbrook High School. He liked to watch a good game of basketball and enjoyed playing football. SALVATORIH ANTHONY MURO HllKilll'XX Sal found when he entered high school that he was interested in both baseball and football and played on these intramural teams in his freshman 'ar. His favorite subject was bookkeeping. Al- though his favorite sport was swimming. Sal could not enjoy it, because he worked during the summer. AIAMES MURPHY Umlvridml james was very interested in sports and played intramural football Qij, jayvee football 135 and varsity football 141. He was also a member of the radio club for three years. if fb-fr-f-nj 7'VIa1rNil.' L25 V so' -an-

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uni 'ul RUTH PLCTTKIN St't'rt'lur1' Woofie was on the varsity hockey team 1t, 1, 31, baseball 12, 31, swimming 141, and intramural basketball 1:, 31. On the class nite basketball team 11, 3, 41, she was elected honorary captain as a junior. Woohe was on class nite decorations 13, 41, in the senior play, a member of La Societe Honoraire 13, 41 and on the literary statl of the yearbook. JOSEPH ANTHONY RAINHY Bnxizirxx joe played varsity basketball 13, 41 and varsity baseball 11, 1, 3, 41. ln his junior year, joe won third prize in a Bookkeeping Il contest at Oceanside. He participated in class nite all four years. He was interested in the yearbook and served on the business staff. Rlf'llARlJ H. RALPH cjdllllllllfitl Prof was most interested in science, and in his senior year he I'U0l'gAll1llCLl the science club into one of the Hltlsl thriving organizations of the school. As a reward for his efforts, he was elected president. ln the athletic field, he turned to wrestling 1t, 31 and tennis 1t, 31 in which he took an active part. l Ragaaj O?.,J,..,J 6?a1,4.A, l lXl.lfXANDlfR RAMBIKUR ffltlrksnlz Alex managed the lights in The Bat 151 and sang in Chonita 131. He played intramural foot- ball 1t1 and was a member of the band 1t, 1, 3, 41. Alex also belonged to the Hi-Y, science, dramatic and glee clubs. His favorite subjects were mathe- matics and science, and his hobby was stamp collect- Ing, HARRIS BERNARD RAPl'APOR'l' College Rappie was a very conscientious member of the science club 13, 41, and also was a member of the track and wrestling squads 11, 31. Rappie was well versed in the study of the unfamiliar science of herpetology. MARY MARGARET Rlflll Sttrrrlurj Mary, another quiet senior girl, didn't go out for sports but she did like to watch :1 gatne of basket- ball or football. She enjoyed roller skating. Mary had a scrapbook which contained things about cook- ing and interior decorating. During the summer, she spent most of her time swimming. dba. k'4,,,,14.',,,,,, O1A,fuc2,4, Qfp-1700-iff' .M7QL aff, I 27j