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

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Old llgynbrools School The above photo is a picture of the first school in the district of Lynbrook, built about the time of the Civil War. It was, in original size, fourteen feet wide and twenty- eight feet long, roughly, about as large as one of our classrooms today. Later it was sold and converted into the dwelling you see above, then moved to Carman Avenue, near Scranton, East Rockaway. Mrs. Leslie Dixson was its occupant for many years. Recently, however, it has been demolished to make way for a more up-to-date home. E21

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HE OW 958 Published by THE SENIOR CLASS Of LYNBROOK HIGH SCHOOL LYNBROOK, NEW YORK

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fl lbgvnbroollft High School For the past sixteen years graduates of Lynbrook High School have looked back on their high school days with a feeling of pride for their alma mater. In 1920 work was started on a new high school building for Lynbroolt and on Washington's Birthday in 1921, this new edifice was completed. The school was the best equipped of all the surrounding communities and both a credit and benefit to the village. The high school building contained, as it does today, twenty-eight rooms, and to this structure a new and up-to-date library was added in 1928. This addition proved a very helpful improvement for both teachers and students. The recent special election, approving the building of a new gym and other needed improvements, will greatly improve the appearance and facilities of Lynbrook High School. lil