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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1939 volume:

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H ARTHUR SCHUBERT SUPLRINTENDENT GF LYNBRDCK SCHOOLS and are privileged to have the honor of working under him during his first year in office Mr Schubert assumed the duties of su perintendent immediately upon the retirement of Charles D Vosburqh ir lune of l938 and in this capacity has been a forceful influence toward the realization of the building program that will result necessity of this new addition has lonq been real ized by Mr Schubert and he has well fulfilled his duty as head administrator of the school system by pursuing the cause to the effect Lynbrook is fortunate in having a man with the mtearity of Mr Schubert as Superintendent of Schools The class of i939 aclcnowledqes and appreci ates his efforts and wishes him years of success and happiness as superintendent 4 UEUIC H ARTHUR SCHUBERT Superintendent of Lynbroolc Schools .5 e ai in the acquisition of much needed facilities. The ' , T 5 fx . . 33' TIU MICHAEL I BRFNNAN Pf1I'1C1pCIl of Lynbrook Hrqh School I 4.2 'IXUJJX MICHAEL I BRENNAN PRINCIPAL OF LYN BROOK HIGH SCHOOL above all as a true and pract1caI mmded tnend to all ot us who have taken our problems to h1m 1n the course of our h1qh school l1ves Pract1c1nq all the prlnclples of a leader and few of those of a d1sc1pl1nar1an he has been a qreat mfluence toward democrahc and 1mpart1al school government Not only rn thls last year as pr1nc1pal but also as v1ce prmcxpal 1n years prevrous he has favored and fostered self government w1th1n the hrqh school For h1s unseltrsh serv1ce and hrs excelent example to us all We pay trlbute to Mr Brennan and hope that he may der1ve as much from h1s DOSIIIOH as do the students W1th Whom he comes rn Contact 5 . . . L' al 1 I - 1 , I . I . . . . . , I , - 1 E1 Standmg Cleft to rlghtl Guy L Gould H Arthur Schubert Harry M Malkas Russell B Buchanan Wesley l'l1ll Seated tleft to rlghtl Charles F Beckmann secretary Chester A Iackson vrce presxdent W1ll1am G Kurtz presrdent I Ensor Mott Edgar B Heeseler BGARD QF EDUCATICDN The Board of Educat1on IS a group composed of some of our promment crtrzens who devote therr t1me and energy that the Lynbrook Publ1c School system may be properly dlrected Th1s year the Board has contrlbuted hrghly therr efforts that the plans concernmg the new addr trons to the hrgh school were brought before the publrc They endeavored m every way possrble to 1mpress upon the crtlzens of Lynbrook the necessrty of these add1t1ons and to get the people to vote favor ably on thls Worthy prolect These gentlemen also worked unsuccessfully for over a year to obtarn a government approprranon After th1s unavordable delay the work f1nally commenced Th1s group meets on the second Tuesday of each month to dlscuss and decrde upon the ISSUGS of the edu catronal system Therr dutres lnclude supervrsron over employmg teachers planmng the budget and regulatmg school taxes purchasmg or sup rvlsmg the purchase of all new equlprnent and supplres We can thank the Board of Educatron for the smooth management of our system 6 WILLIAM G KURTZ toward our theme of Progress. It was largely through M 74 Z- Q fx 5 MV' Top Row tleft to r1ghtl MR ROBERT BORST a Columbla Ur11vers1ty student 1S an 1nstructor 1n the rnustc department H1s part1cular IUTQTQSTS are the band orchestra drum ma1or corps and conductors groups MlSS DOROTHY A BU DD another of our phys1cal educat1on mstructors attended Oh1o State Arnold and Columb1a Un1Vers1t1es MISS Budd w n renown as an archery 1nstructor MRS IRENE B CARMAN was graduated from Syracuse Un1vers1ty and attended M1ddlebury Col lege Germanl ll Ill CIVICS and Econom C rc 1t1zensh1p are sub1ects taught by Mrs Carman who IS grrls bowhng coach Teacher of Chemrstry and Phys1cs IS MR E EVANS CARR who IS also track and wrestl1ng coach M Carr attended Alfred and Columb1a Un1vers1t1es MlSS PEARL M CAVANEY attended Tufts and Hunter colleges and Colurnbta Un1ver 1ty She IS tcac 11ng both Engl1sh ll and Engl1sh IV 1n Lynbrook Hrgh School Bottom Row Cleft to r1gl'1tl MlSS ALICE D CHASE a con1r11erc1al teacher whose SL1bJGClS 1nclude Shorthand l and ll Secretamal Prac t1ce and Typewr1t1ng attended Plattsburgh Normal School and New York Untversrty MR SIDNEY R COVERT d1rector of cthlet1 s coaches football and basketball He stud1ed at Syracuse Um vers1ty Cortland Normal School and New York Um verstty Hav1ng attended Oswego Normal School and New York Un1vers1ty MR STUART L DE CELLEKE now IS the head of the manual tra1n1ng department teachmg all k1nds of shop work and Mecharncal Draw1ng MR ROBERT E GOODRICH a graduate of New York State College for Teachers IS a recent add1t1on to our faculty and serves tn the commerctal department spe c1al1z1ng rn busmess sub1ects ff E SE RETARIES 1 ce He ly Mss L therme 1 S M H 1 1 No Photograph MISS BARBARA S ANDERSON graauatea from Smrth College and attended New York Un1vers1ty She has o en a General Sc1ence and B1ology teacher ID Lyn Lrook H1gh School for several years ' 6 gi C 1 ' 3 7 1 1- - l N I x an K, K X f' I ' . lil ' W X .1 X , 1 .3 , 4 ' ' ,,, 1 V J I 11, . 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'YQ 45 'S Top Row Cleft to rightl MR WILLIAM T I-IEMMERICK graduate of Springfield College serves as a physical instructor in the Lynbrook schools besides coaching the varsity base ball team and freshman basketball squad MISS FRANCES K HOLMES is the one and only Latin teacher in Lynbrook High School She graduated from Syracuse University MR VERNON G HOWSE a music teacher attended Fredonia Normal School and Houghton College Mr I-Iowse teaches theory and directs the activities of the Glee Clubs MR I RAY IOHNSON our instructor of Ancient I-Iistory and Civics is a gradu ate of Waynesburg College He is also faculty adviser of The Owl Boys Alpha Hi-Y and Director of Activities. MRS. CHARLOTTE B. KINNE attended New York University Columbia and Oneonta Normal School. The subjects which Mrs. Kinne teaches are English I Civics and Economic Citizenship- she is also the Riding Club adviser. Bottom Row Cleft to rightl Our Home Economics director MISS MARY IANE MUNRO ls also faculty adviser for badminton. She attended Syracuse University and Skidmore College. MISS ANNA M. NORWAT is the girls' physical education instructor. She studied at Susquehanna University and Teachers College, Columbia University. MISS DORIS M. OWENS, our I-Iigh School Librarian, is a graduate of St. Lawrence University as well as New York State College. MR. WILLIAM K. PEARSALL, graduate of Rutgers and New York Universities, serves as Office Asistant to the principal in the new administration, in addition to his duties as teacher of European History and Science. No Photograph MISS ANNA E. CULLEN attended Pratt Institute and Columbia University. She is teaching art in Lynbrook I-Iigh and is a faculty adviser for the art staff of the yearbook. 8 1-I Top Row Cleft to rightl MR EDWARD SABOL New York State College graduate is a newcomer to the Iaculty this year He serves in the commercial department and is the new adviser of the boys Beta I'I1Y MRS BERTHA A SALVAGGIO lived for three years in Madrid Spain She is a graduate of Elmira College and now teaches French I II and III in Lynbrook MISS HELEN H SEITZ is a graduate ot Wells College and at present she teaches American History to all seniors of Lynbrook MISS KATHRYN E SLAUSON a member ot our mathematics department teaches Plane Trigonometry Elementary and Intermediate Algebra She attended Syracuse University and Columbia MISS MARGARET E SMITH graduated from Syracuse University and Columbia University The subiects taught by Miss Smith are English I and II Bottom Row Cleft to rightl MISS MARIORIE B. SWARTHOUT, a Cornell and Columbia University alumna, teaches college aspirants Plane and Solid Geometry, as well as Intermediate and Advanced Algebra. In addition she is adviser of the girls' Hi-Y. MISS LOUISE M. TAYLOR, adviser oi the Lyn-News statt and teacher ot English II, French I and II, attended St. Lawrence University and Columbia University. MISS MARGARET S. WASHBURN, having graduated from New York State College, is at present teaching commercial subjects as a member ofthe Lynbrook High School faculty. MISS MILDRED C. WHITE attended New York State College and Middlebury College. She instructs both English III and IV and is the adviser of the yearbook literary materials. No Photograph MISS EUDORA G. LAMPMAN, graduate of New York State College and Columbia University teaches Public Speaking, English III and IV in Lynbrook High. She is also dramatic instructor for all school presentations. 9 .1-' 2' if X KN xX N95 wxxx NN 1888F r-csl-1n1ar1 18 ff' ,As 7soo..aun....f- 1958 FROG A MTV j' I iw. ww ,J N inf I : .L-L ' ' J X wx 188 ,XA C955 JQ 'G Sophomore 1951 X Xxxxw XLXLQEWIJLLL Lglgg J PM JSE' 'a ggf W' ff lhl'fL'1V -- LT' fx vfgy fig ff H' 1 2, L N 1 1 ' fb 4 I f I 1 Qu ,E I ' H , 'lag' fy ,J ww ll! I If ,X Un-,J H 1 'WW + W f , If y, W I iff , 1 I ' ,,'!, 1,1 k V X J , L 'X Ziff 1 R Y V ' X -, F Q Y ' 2 2 K - , , pl H X I E Y: ' X' ' Q.: ' ' 1' I ,., A V M I Y -53 l QEQ X, X X x xx xy x N R 1 5 J J Q fy f I ' If QQ X- Q X N , Y X , X .Sf ? . fm 5 my , 11, M l - wp- wwf If W- 1,-,. 'L VH W ZL.u-l.MiQ Sl 1 1' W f 4+ I f7 , I... ' iw. L V ,, I E -1 F- , l A -W- :, V 1 .1 , 1 f 4-il.. fl l L' ' 'W J 'xi J Q 1 1 A v.,Ik, W Af ' .Il - J 2 1' f . Qfgg, w - Miu l ajl - , . , ff , K gg. tj fl.. W I W W if , ' I7 X X A Y-AJS - -,f ,ff fl! Xu ,1 x l QA., :N x . 1 Y T 4 : Jiffy N 7 f 3 if ' , ' iii 2 - N N ' f i . Y ?5 T gf ' 'fd' . rl W X , V A -Q ' iT M ' If WM X i E 5 f N K' if N X W W U ' Nvgiwrili ,, ' V Y k'L , SENIOR CLASS CDFFICERS The tr1o lookrnq dt you so dmrobly ore the ottlcers dnd qurdrnq hqhts ot fh1S our senror closs ot 1939 Presldent Vernon Sp1tcr1er1 hos Worked Wrth tlreless ond 11I'I1lt19SS ettlcrency throughout the entrre year He supphed the 1n1t1d1 ldeo for our sen1or skrt ond rnorny cr pep torlk from hlrn 1nc1ted our enthusrcrsrn dnd spurred us on to vrc tory 1n Closs Nrte Vernon well deserved the honor of bernq presented wrth the cup of vlctory Helen Mulford tdcttul ornd portrent vrce presrdent proved rnstrumentdl rn prornotrnq the sole of Chrrstmds cdrds pubhcrty for the senror play and drded ln mokrnq the Seruor Prom onother socrol trrurnph As hterorry edrtor of the yeorbook she devoted much trme rn ossrqnrnq correctrnq ond contrrbutrnq orucles Ieorne Stamp Copoble secretory treosurer tor three out of four yeors has qudrded the closs trnonces well She wos property rnonoqer for the Junror ploy ond stolqe rnondqer tor the senror ploy Iedne rnoy be proud ot mcun tormnq one of the hrqhest scholostrc records rn the closs All three deserve our srncere comrnendotron ond opprecrotron for superror Ieddershrp ond Crlorhty 3 K . 3 .. ' tt T3 1 t V nu A 12 DEAR DIAh I NIGRS EDNA ABEGGLEN Secretanal Work l-lapprness persomhed was Edna who parttczpated IH rntramural basketball rollor skatrnq and prnq pong ln freshman and sophomore years she was the qrrls track manager HARRY ABRAMS Umted States Coast Guard Academy Harry better known to hrs fr1ends as West appeared to be mterested partxcularly rn wrestlmq and mtramural basketball he was also a member of the Scrence Club IANICE ABRAMS Undecxded lan was a steadfast member of the Glee Club be lonqed to the band H1Y and La Societe Honorarre She partrctpated ln Class Nlte sk1ts and the lumor play MARIORIE ALBERT Syracuse Umverslty Mrdqe was an all round good sport excellrnq rn bas ketball baseball senior play archery and rxdmq Her xnterests were also rn the Lyn News and the yearbook ROMULUS AMOROSINO Undecxded A dash of reserve plus an agreeable nature and you know Rommles drsposltron Handball wrestling track and rntramural basketball composed hrs extra currlcular actwmes ARTIMES ANDREADIS McDowells School of Desxgn and Dressmakmq Dancrng Artle was tops m hockey basketball track and baseball She was a member of the Glee- Club and Class Nlte cheerleadlnq squad ELEANOR ANDREADIS Nursmq Eleanor was a b1t on the quret Slde She was out standmq tn hockey and belonged to the Glee Club played rntramural basketball and was baseball man aqer ROBERT ARNOLD Umted States Coast Guard Bob d1SllHQLl1Sl'lGd hlmself 1n vars1ty football baseball and parttcrpated ln wrestlmq rntramural basketball and 1ce hockey Konk s part rn the Jumor play added much to us success ' Z 4 1 -' I t ' Q, 1 V ,JI at - ' v n I 1 ' - , hs I x , w Z5 'G UV t ,y . 3 .4 I za at Q, K I . I . , 0 A V, . R to ,-z 2+ , N , , . .1 14 if 2 4. X is W 20 u J' SJ owl' mf ALICE BARK Interxor Decorutmq Bukx wwe 11 ei f 0 'SPIN 3 HS GH CY 'I O b un mlvor H1 Y FTOIICLL and G19 C111 s IACK BATE Undecmded v qook rm 1' 1 ketbull cmd hulmdbclll In dass N1'c Q1Cf1V1T19b Icrck dm 1 k RICHARD BENNETT New York Inshtule oi Photography 1vc1r1m1sP 1 Om ff1n19 Q S W ne O om nur vmsux lo u L r x I NUI L H Si IHA I IJIUN Ld b ALBERT BENTE Court Slenoqrupher Al worked lmri as u Lyn News and vear omx tv, II twumi that ph:-ws cmd softball were pleczsumble to hmm A1 took pmt m some of our Class Nxte- Sklfb l 'Lv tb. 'fn onlin 9' if ,Z DONALD BLAKE Undecxded rx was w f C cvs H pumf mmf ri mtro 1101 one 1 :Il f f Mn W rs mul V 1 FRANKLIN BLESER College r rw fzr vw H qoei mono for he wfm mclmed YVNYIIINVI I lf IDU P' IH UU' OYV IUUCI HUNT TQ wrwnrn C 11 LAURETTE BOEGNER Secretarial Lnuroite h IQ shfnwn Pwr FITPGT NJIHIIHQT 1 The Owl wh yrxm Shri tru k pf T s wrnxvf11o1m1s vmq c I1 0 1 rm '1 11100 FLORENCE BOHNEMANN Secretcmal Work rvuqlw thc w If 'Ib U I thfm fmv othfr ub,ect ke 1 Onmyn 15 g 9' .. Q, ,T V' ' , 'J , ' ,gf x '. K 1- 1 f .f 'NL . L Q as U 8.24, ,, ,'5:V vV 'Q f - 5-1f' .' i'f -- L . .L'3.- . .6 ' , . . X5 -A A, 5 VA, ' ,, .,4- X 7 . Q l ,v W . , , 1 , . 1 4 . . A W -cv A 2 M 1 b, W if 1 . .fmir . fbr hm yois. cmd win Nitin-fri ' in thw 5 R 1' play mul 3 ,:1x1. Aliiel wi' C1152 G X of the '- , V . O x N . lull ', 1- Q .uwi lurk Vrzrlicipl tml in iicxswi all, lids- T5 Q cw' mf Nw rfmclid Cmnfxrx fri lifts mf ffm Q ' Q ' ' 1 Q ' 5' iv in ' H11 11 . 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SENIORS 'O' 4-up .Wm uf 9 Nga Q lfvq 6 '--av SYLVIA BRODSKY Comptometry Syl was known for her trne rnterest rn the C leo Club and her part 1n drarnatrcs As her favorrte spor she chose rntramural basketball ROBERT BROWN Undecrded the stern hand of school never affected Bobs fun lovxnq drsposltlon He was outstandrnq 1n bowllnq Chess Club and art ARDYCE BRUCE Skrdmore College Ardyce was always sweet and unaffected, takrnq hte as 1t came and nrakrng the rnost of rt She was a mem her of the Glee Club enjoyed swrmmrnq, volley ball and archery RUSSELL B BUCHANAN, IR Rensselaer Polytechnrc Insutute Smoke was an actrve member of the Beta l-l1Y chapter, vrce presrdent thrrd year and presrdent fourth Russ was on the varsrty football squad, presrdent of the German Club and a member of the band Q--uf KATHLEEN BYRNE Busmess Kay a smrlrnq good natured newcomer to our ranks rn her senlor year was formerly from Woodmere where she played varszty basketball HARRY CAMPBELL Busxness Soup was a noted senror on the trcld of athletrcs rn runror varsrty and varsrty football rntramural solt rfrll laselrall and lasketl all MARTIN CARLL Busmess Marty has been known for hrs cars from remo'e qrllopples to nrce new ones ln Hrqh he made name as a wrestler and clever roller skater STELLA CIDLOWSKI Undecided from the sports offered to lynbrook students Stella Chose hrkrnq and roller skatrnq Later she romed the Glee Club and oartrcrpated rn the Scrence Farr 1 Q! hs , - f, 4. 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OF 1939 SENIORS 'Pl :rf 'P C f' at iv ADELE FIELD Undecxded Perhaps Adele 15 known foremost for aL1l1ty as a v1ol1n1st ln the orchestra She also played hockey and lntramural basketball as well as bemq a Glee Club and land member ROBERT FINLEY Undecxded Bob the man about town has been actlve rn Class Nlte basketball and durxnq h1s freshman year partl cxpatocl rn band actrvrtres RUTH FITHIAN New York Umversxty Rudy emoyed many pleasant hours of horseback rxdmq and archery throughout her hrqh school years as well as basketball volley ball fenclnq and track DORIS FORCE Secretarxal Work Dol was a member of the Glee Club arded her class Ly her cooperatxon IH Class N1te GCl1V1llGS In the llne uf smarts Dons mdulqed 1n mtramural basketball ROBERT FREDERICK Colleqe Bob was everyones ff19HCl l-le was a member of the l-l1Y band orchestra German and Rrdmq Clu s and parhcxpated m track and Class Nlte actlvrtles BERNADETTE GNATOWSKY Secretancxl Work Quret perhaps but pleasant was Berme For four years she has been a loyal member of the orchestra and her favorite sport we fmd was badmmton CHESTER GOULD Undecxded Mus1cally mclmed Chet emoyed four years rn the band and orchestra and stxll had tlme to 1am the l-l1Y olay basketball and support hrs class 1n the Cass Nrte skrt NORMA GRANDGERARD Kcrtherme Gibbs The mldclle course IS best and Norma took thrs course for she was nelther too forward nor too shy Her srncere support rn Class Nlte was QIVQH to all com fmttees f . 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A V I 18 EUGENE GHANDINETTI Stewart Technical Aviation School Gene possessed a congenial nature and proved a regular fellow He played varslty football 1ntramura1 baseball track and bowling and was a member of the I-l1Y BENIAMIN F GRIFFITH Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Ben was seldom without his candid camera and was one of our more active seniors He belonged to the H1 Y track vearbook Lyn News Chess and Science Clubs Delehanty Institute Umted States Customs Iohnny came to Lynbrook from Woodmere and though he seemed a rather quiet fellow he was an ardent fan of both intramural baseball and basketball L HARFORD HAMMOND Busxness Harvey was for four years that smiling tuba player from the band He was famed for his unusual tennis and archery skill and participation in track and intra mural basketball OF 1939 MILTON HANSEN Civil Enqmeerlnq Mit was active in track lunior varsity football intra mural basketball and baseball He acted in many of the Class Nite skits and was a dependable sort of fellow EILEEN HARRIGAN Business School Known as a cheerful girl Harry did her share 1n a lively part in yearbook work and participated in vars ty basketball and baseball CARLTON HEESELER College A likeable chap with ingenuity was Carl As well as being a fine archer he belonged to the yearbook staff and H1Y Carl was interested in the Science Club and swimming MADELINE HIPPERT Business School Hippie was an enthusiast of those recently popular sports roller skatmq and bicycle riding In her sopho more year she played field hockey 101-IN HACKE Class Nite competition for the seniors. She also took 19 SENIORS OSCAR N HOFFMAN College Ossres fellow classmates labeled hrm a qood sport who had varrous mterests such as 1ce hockey basket ball baseball wrestlmq bowlrnq pmq pong badmm HERBERT ING IH Undecxded Herb was outstandmq on the held of football as well as track and wrestlmq He was known for hrs wm nmq smrle and emoyment rn athletics PHYLLIS IENNINGS Undecxzled Phyl came to L H S 1n her senror year from Elqm where she was a member of the Accappella Cholr and the Athletrc Assocratron Wh1le at Lynbrook she was on the yearbook staff KENDALL IONES Undecrde Let yourself go' From reports th1s 1S httrnq for Ken who was the punster of the class Ken was ser1ous about SGIIIUQ and hrs favorrte subrects scrence and math lf 'IHELMA KAPLAN New York Umversxty Thelma may be descrr ed as a tall dependable qrrl who had specral mterest n rntramural basketball track Glee Club and was the manager for the base ball squad VIRGINIA KARPMAN Undecnled Peppy Glna was a promment semor rn hockey bas ketball track fencmq swrmmxnq and varlous act1v1t1es of the Glee Club She was the freshman coach Jn Class Nrte basketball and worked on The Owl HOWARD KAYE College Howie was a drltqent member of the Athletrc Coun crl and 1n connectron wrth atlrlet cs he pam rpated rn Jay Vee and varsrly football 1ntra'nural basketball handball png pong and track CHARLES KEENAN Un zlecxded A swrsh of the net and Chow has scored aqam' True for Chow was known for hr hne basketball skrll He was a member of the l-lxY and played qoll and baseball M n A V, rs! V Z' ton,'tenrxis,arld track. I I I - ' ' l f E A l A ll., 1 d I K . A A 20 K L. .' lx: ,l. t fr. -01 EDNA KIMBALI. U'x:lec1:led li um' ' rx mx I N Clslmllwlf J. ' Ck l IIIN PXlx,Il Alb ' xg 1 1 ROBERTA KIRK College S wmv V VIGIIDSII In xvf l as Lvn News IGTILI' G ut owuv mlmwu 1 fme mcwrd Roldertcx cd 101 'mm issll l X CATHERINE KNOXVLAN Pratt Inshluie Tram' v I X ix med vllll MARGARET KOEHLER Unclecxded x 1 1 d mqlw 1 INITICIIF Q Dm I an nt I lwlwm k IIL 110: 'xi xx el OF 1939 'W Q-.-w Q WILLIAM KRAMER Rensselaer Polytechmc lnshiuie llc QQ vfvwc up w fx INA VIL U f 'PV V06- .K 1 ERNEST KRUSIS IOVMCIS lwism Q 1 Ill f w, I X A 'A l N15 LEON ARD KURLAND P N'l1r' f' 1 rn C'1fw '1 s s S V AYNE I.AN DON www GS won N 1:1111 LO 6' 'I XII 'Xl lbw I A 5 f- w ,A f f S ,, 'Wf7lNGll tr' A tmmxi VIII W ff Undecided 0 gf- I Undecxded ogre KIIIII 'R T' Undecxded . , X , ,Q Q -Q In .X . I 'll v '. Flu! lidir ami G .pl 'A , Ein: lid G sur j l1sp::1'1.Ex1. 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'fl ll in - r F sf' A. 0' SENIORS DONALD R LANGER Undecxded Don had a way about hrm that made many folks lake hun He played lay vee football for two years and enloyed tenrus mtramural basketball and handball CHARLES LANSDOWN Undeclded The Deacon has been most outstandmq ln hls actl vxtres rn the band and orchestra ln the held ot sports PRUDENCE LA PLAC Undecxded Comma to Lynbrook from Bay Rrdqe m her sophomore year Prunes was a partxcularly actrve member of the Glee Club She lxked tenms and belonged to La Socxete Honorane KENNETH LAUCELLA Undecxded Kenny who xs small but reaches h1qh IS an out standmq basketball player and has played on Jay vee mtramural and Class N1te teams f,d ARTHUR LEEK Drexel Insutute As presxdent of both the band and orchestra Artxe accomplrshed a great 1ob for whlch he may be well commended He was also a smcere scxence enthus1crst DOROTHY LEEK College I-llgh 1n stature and hlqh 1n pleasantness Dot was athletrcally mclmed to 1ay vee basketball hockey and basketball She was a member of the Glee Club as a 1un1or MARVIN I LEVY Busmess Durmq hrs four years attendance at Lynbrook l-hgh School Marvm took part 1n boxmq varsrty baseball and mtramural basketball ln 1938 he added softball to hrs sports l1st OLGA LONGARZO Musxc School Olle followed a busrness course rn whzch she was especlally mterested and prohcrent m typmq OUlS1d9 of her regular school work she partrclpated rn pmq pong he was noted for track and archery. , , , , 22 3.1 '-7?0,6. ,W M CLYDE LOW Columbm 1N1c1x 11d111C111o1Od 111 1n1rdmurol lJc1ske11wol1 and lox 111q To 111s c1ossmo1es he was known os Professor 1d111v due 1o 111g 1dL1 111411 he belonged to Ld SOC191Q I1 1C1111 111 011101 ed debu 111g IACQUELINE LUBATTY Busmess School 10191110 'ocx 131111 111 110111 our 1u111or and se-11101 11cns 110118 C1111 C11oe111c1d111q and wus G 1ne111Ler of The Owl C1111 LX11 News s offs LENA MAFFUCCI Undecxded 1111111 Q111 was 1101 S11li1Q111C1 11us111ess suL1ec1s Lee 1 C111 QL11CC1 Qhe pldxed lIl1IC'1T1UYG 1 61411115111 111161 1o11q and pc1r11C1pcx1e-d 111 11oc1c cmd 1 sxn'1 FRANK W MAIER F Undecxded 11111. 11111111 sul 1ec1s 111 1111311 school were wood I1 1 su- Il e Frank IS cn outdoor mon an 41 F111 C11 SQ11111 q o11111us1os1 23 OF 193 1 9 .-vs hi' ff' in -.Q-ff --4.. 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Fray was a man of varled sports actzvrttes parhcrpat mg 1n vars1ty football basketball tenrus handball H1 Y Glee Club and he was captarn of the Class N1te basketball squad C ROBERT MOEBUS College Sports editor of both The Owl and the Lyn News was thrs capable worker of the baseball and basket ball varsrty squads Bob was the pre-srdent of the Alpha Boys H1 Y rn h1s senior year 19 KENNETH MORRIS College Ken was never one to let an opportune mom nt pass wrthout some clever remark He made lus classes In terestmq and far from dull HELEN I MULFORD Katherine Grbbs Skrp was vxce presrdent of the semor class and ll1Y and qave much of her ll'II9 as lrterarx ed1tor of the yearbook and Lyn News She was a four year mem ner of the Glee Club HELEN MURPHY Busmess School Qulet shy and oleasxna to he eye Helen partr crpated 1I'l roller skatmq bxcychnq hockey and volley oall She was always ready to do her share RUTH NYE Northwestern Here IS a qlrl who was a yalufr vle n ernber of the land and orchestra l the held t s rts Ruth Cho e swrrnmmq tenms and prna pong , I K L Hg. . 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OETTINGER Busmess As athlete and actor 111 tho tumor plow B1ll pravcw hxs Worth HG excolled 111 track footlvall loxmq a111l he was pr1s1cle11l of l11s class 111 36 MUNSON PARDEE Colgate l-lacla t s11111e4 ta alwavs 1a1so cane H was a 1111 111l or 11 the hack l0GIIl Scrence and Chess Cluh and possossntl a 11111 scholasuc ratmq DOROTHY PEARSALL Pratt Inshtute T1 ma Tlll 1 1'11111atOl 111 yav Vee lasehall Class 110 11asl11tl11l 11111 ch1o1l1111 11113 HERBERT PEDERSEN Undecnded l11 H111 s 1w11 QL11Cl Wax he mcmvel much fun play llllj 1I1lIGlllllL1l laslutluall and softball a 111O111l1 1 IL L L C OS l L I E 111l1 11 s .,:f HOBART PRINCE New York Unxversrly Q n 1aht l IK a rl 111t w s 1111111101 s 1t fm m F 1 lll tl asa w 1 lcuaw llllll lbflltql Cldfflll that he ff uld 11 1-11 ll FREDERICK W PULLEN College e s 0 f 1' 11 All l1ss Nlta a11l scftl I-'RANK REGA Clerlccl Work 11rsf1l1 Ffllpl ll vvsyn wr 1111111 lu 111a11aqr1d to fmd saute 5,1110 t111111 for wrcs tlmq Though outwardly 11111111 lranlc NG KI possr 5301 1l llalll JI DOROTHY REID Undecxded ou lc111w wl at 1 1 Q IGllllV af 1 9 w w1l 1111'l1111l1t111ll, 1111 a Sklllfillllf lf llst 1101 111 D1 fr 1a 1 1 f q ll X W . ,1 5-. 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A' 1 rf ff ft, 71 surtlz is l 1 'asv SENICRS GEORGE REID Undgclded George had a mtld manner and beheved that sxlence IS one great art of conversatron He added hrs b1t 1n workmg on the yearbook staff JAMES REID Undecxded Shamas was a member of the l-l1Y and Glee Club cmd played 1ay vee football mtramural baseball bas ketball and track lxmmy was ever the comedran HARRY RILEY Mmnegqtq A promrnent and pleasmgly popular leader on the qrxdlron was Harry as well as a fme track man and parttcrpant m rntramural basketball CLARENCE RISEDORP Undecxded Clmk was a rather sllent member of our class with all save hrs speclal compamons yet many of us know hlm for hrs pleasant ways WILLIAM O ROBERTS Ioumahsm Serrousness w1th a touch of subtle humor made B111 a qreat worker as edrtor of The Owl and associate edxtor of the Lyn News He was a member of the H1 Y SCIGHCS and Glee Clubs NAOMI ROSENHAUS Cornell No wtsdom l1ke frankness expresses Naomx our basketball Some of her txme was spent on the Lyn News and The Owl staffs ELEANOR BOT!-IE College Ellxe wlth the sparklmq smlle won great renown 1n archery as well as havlnq been an actrve member of the Glee Club three years and I-l1Y two years WILLIAM SAN FANANDRE Busxness School Sandys athletrc accomplrshrnents were many and he was partrcularly outstandmq 1n basketball track tennrs golf baseball and bowllnq ' salutatorian, who was a great athlete in hockey and 26 A X A X .,,,1N v SKS B656 OF 1939 5 23 ROBERT P SCAGLIONE Undecxded M7111 111119 crash' 11 s Muff 1119 c111up of 1.1111110011 1111 S Q 1 111-1 111111 e 1PC'1 111111 10 11151101 CI w1Q'1111c1 1 11 1111 'IGC1. and 1119 G1ee 11 DOROTHY SCHLIERER Undecxded D111 was 111610 c1111s11111111nq 111 11ow1mg GIIQ1 C199 C1111 115111 LII1X111I1C1 0130 111111o11qh she dd 11 1111139 11 cms N110 11121: 111111 the 11111101 p111v Q111 1111 xo 111011: 51011 BARBARA SEABURY Undeclded N 1111 IIS cm 1116111 19 S I1 11 GQ 2111111111 111111111 11 1101110 1110111 10p1es121111111v1s Q19 V111 1wO1 11111110 11 113111111111 11151-101113111 GI1'1 was 11131111 1110111111111 111 1110 SQIIICI plcn ROBERT SEAMAN Undeclded f' N PI1' 1ICII1'-1011041 11 '11 L1w11211Ce- Hlcih Sc1 oU1 He we ed 1C P '1 11110 11116 111111 SI1V11l11P was 1: C1051 1'1ox 1' 1 151 w 1911 11 ROBERT SEEBECK College 11' 1 1 1 s 11111 wr 1 v'11s11x Q 111 IAMES SIMS 111 A 111111 SVI 111 VIRGINIA SIVORI 11 11 1 111151 01111 Cfi I PICIIIPU C'1lVl' 11 Undec1ded 1I11fI Scudder ,Il 111P Lx11 News Q1111 11111ov1'11 fI1l1eIN 1 01111 111 1 T1 C ALFRED I SKIDMORE 1 9 G C111111 1 111111 1 C11 NVPIC JI 11 C1 1 sk G1 S1 Iohn s Umversny V 1 OV 11 Ia 1 . fl 1 I 1 1 I k ' .Qi -. i , x ' k 111' 1. 111111: -011 3 II ' , 1 '-1' 11, 11. , C111 ,. 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II' .111 1:1 111: 'l1Sl1'V.'. 0111- :Q1 111111 A1 fnicy ' - bf 141: 11, sc1!:z1l, CIIIL1 i111111111111111 111: Q11 11, 27 SENIORS QUE -Q' +R: ooo LAURA SMITH Busmess School Lauras athletzc 1nterests were confmed to roller skat rnq and mtramural basketball ln her Freshman year she ass1sted her class by workmq on the Class N1te checklnq comrmttees MARIORIE SOPER Wxllred Academy Marge 15 one of our pet1te semors who showed class Splfll by domq her share m Class Nrte As her favor 1te sport she chose roller skatmq BLANCHE SPACH Busmess School lntramural basketball occupled much of Blanches t1me and energy during her freshman and sophomore V-cars and there 15 a qood reason why for basketball lS her favorlte sport MARTIN SPINELLI Cortland Normal School Marty played for four years successlvely on varsltv football wrestlmq and mtramural basketball and three vears of varslty baseball The Glee Club and the l-l1Y also commanded his attentlon W 8 V NON R SPITALERI Carnegie lnstxtute of Technology Vern was selected pres1dent IH h1s semor year a llllf' CHOICE too He was edxtor of the Lvn News secretary treasurer of the H1Y member of the band orchestra Sc1ence Club Glee Club and track ANNETTE STABILE Busmess School Annette was a valuable parttclpant ln the Glee Club and Dramauc Club She played 1ntramural hockey basketball baseball and helped much Ill Class N1te actlvxtles IEANE G STAMP College leanxe served her class well as secretary treasurer m her f1rst th1rd and fourth years She was a meml er of the Lyn News and The Owl staffs bes de belonqmq to the HIY and Glee Club FLORENCE STEINBERG Nursmq School The Lyn News and 11 erary staff of The Owl rook most of Florences t1'ne She was 1n the orchestra and the German Club tor tour years Flo also had a part m the semor play + or ,, f 5 r ' ' my ll -QV. + ' fe re, ' 'uk , , lxtsl '-. 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'gf J . k V , , , - Ar 11 I K -V 'I ' N 7 WILLIAM M STUMPE New York Un versrty B1ll was a member of the band and orchest a for four vears He haa a part rn both the tumor and sento plaws Other actlvttles 1nc1ud d lntramural softball and wrlter for The Owl VINCENT TASCARELLA College Vtnnte aave much of hrs ttme to pmg pong track te mrs and tntramural basketball He was a member of the H1Y and the Chess Club WALLACE THOMPSON Undecxded Wallv was a tranquxl lad yet a member of the H1Y and land He arded on the refreshment commlttee for Class Nxte to help hrs class to vxctorv ROBERT TROESCHER Harvard Our valed1ctor1an started hrs career as Cla s presrden IH 7 He has hold all posxttons 1n the Alpha H1Y presleent of the Nassau School Press Assoctahon mem ter of track sernor play Lyn News and The Owl stall 9 NANCYX NDERHILL Wrsconsm Umversnty Ar he y ytng pong track roller skating and Class Wtte checktng commrttee made up Nancys extra cum cular acttvtttes Nan was always a good sport and possessed an agreeable nature CHARLES VAN HAGEN Business Charlte was the manager for the footl all squad m hrs tumor vear He parttctpated IH archerx laselzall dna track ana had a part tn the tumor plav IOSEPH WALSH Busmess Qmtltng lee made a flne showl g on the tl all held and the Jay Vee basketl all cour Hr- was a member of the Glee Club ana was one ot our most popular SQYIICIS WILLIAM WANNEMACHER Undecxded OUIGIQ Perhaps, yet Blll was c. good chap when 1t Came to sports He found pleasure ln wrestltng ruse all and Jay Vee football -f 'S V , A Z V0 1 .J - A 1 , - to .gf-Qi, L - lt ' ' . l : - . fl ' ' Q A V' . 1' , r 1 - A . . 4 ,f ' . 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' 29 - n 4 1 ..n .- SENIORS GERALDINE LOIS WARD Nursmg Capable lerry was the manager for grrls hockey and bowlmg She was the treasurer for the l-I1Y and was on the photography staff of The Owl ANNA WASSERMAN Busmess By the work we Judge the workman and Anne cer ta1nly was a hard worker especlally on the yearbook staff She was lnterested rn p1ng pong and played Class Nlte basketball CHARLES WATTS Greenbner l am sure care IS an enemy to lrfe mlght be the attrtude of Charlle who was a great bowl1ng rnan He PGIIIC1DGl9d ln rxdrng golf tenn1s and was a member of the Rifle Club RUTH WHITCOMBE Nursmq Rudy has part1c1pated 1n many sports hockey intra mural basketball and volley ball dunng her four years ln school Ruth also was prornlnent ln Class Nlte act1v1 les U! fe IOHN WHITE Busmess lack was another class comechan whose humor made the senror play and Varslty Revue such successes lacks lnterests were 1n varsxty track Jay vee football and Intramural basketball WARREN R WILLIAMS Undecxded The Commodore as h1s nxckname rmplxes was a sa1l1r1g enthuslast and a good swlmmer He was also a player of tenn1s pmg pong and chess MARTIN WINKLER Hofstra Marty was a falthful Lynbrook athlete ln varstty Class Nlte and mtramural basketball l-le was on the L.yn News staff photography edxtor of The Owl and IH the German and Scrence Clubs FLORENCE KATHERINE YAGER Busmess School Fuzzy has had a varlety of xnterests rn school hav mg been actlve 1n HIY pmg pong and hockey She has axdecl her class by worklng on the Lyn News and The Owl staffs , , . y 1 U , ,ag t . 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' ' ' l 1 A I 1 . , . - . . ., H ' 1 1 4. - H ,, . . . . 1 . . , . . . - I , A I ' 1' . 30 SCENES HERE AND THERE CLASS PROPHECY Th1s IS statron L H S Radlo and Telev1s1on Network Our f1fSl program IS Bob Moebus Short Sport Shots Hello sport fans Today we doff the p1nk bonnet to Dorothy Pearsall who walked off w1th the sw1mm1ng honors for the good old U S Olymptc team From the Olymp1cs we Jump back to Kmg Football Harry Rrley and Al Skrdmore have been elected coaches of the Glants football sauad Applause for Ray M1ltons short but sweet vrctory over Munson Pardee That was some f1ght' Even Drck Bennett our newsreel cameraman thought so Elghat perfect archery duo Seabury and Heeseler has captured the Untted States Archery rown Flash' Latest news report Fred Pullen New York cr1m1nal lawyer has taken Al K Poney s case and w1ll battle h1s fr1end D1str1ct Attorney Troescher Chlef lust1ce of the Su preme Court W1ll1am Stumpe recovered from h1s 1llness Wlll return to the bench tomorrow The Staten lsland brrdge constructed by the W Kramer Engmeermg Company w1ll be opened tomorrow afternoon Mayor Baymond Mlhan off1c1at1ng The recently 1nJured Dodger fullback Marty Sp1n ll1 was dtscharged today from the Maylo Cl1I'11C by Dr M Clyde Low Spmelh IS at home convalesc1ng under the care of h1s nurses the Mtsses Florence Ste1nberg and Ruth Wh1tcombe The follow1ng programs w1ll not be heard at the1r regular t1me ton1ght Tony Ptacente s swlng band w1th Adele F1eld v1ol1n1st and the Luks Radto Hour starrlng Iamce Abrams l959 s Anne Shrrley And now we lntroduce M1ss Helen Mulford Penny of the Arr Waves Good even1ng lad1es and gentlemen That famous soc1al1te Mtss Laurette Boegner wearrng a new corffure by Rothe IS havmg her portra1t pamted by lacquehne Lubatty Mrs Det of West Polnt the former Ruth Nye IS preparlng for the debut of her daughter Kay e V1rg1n1a Karpman ballet dancer w1ll make a plcture wrth ultra modern dancer lack Wh1te Ahce Bark 1nter1or decorator w1ll ref1n1sh the Hotel Lastor Roof for the Harvest Moon Ball where last year s wmner Dorts Donald w1ll g1ve an exh1b1t1on We mterrupt th1s program to transfer you to the prev1ew of Flltted W1th The Breezes Take 1t Hollywood' Famous people are arr1v1ng rtght and left Here comes Btll Oettmger who plays Bhett Butler and Kay Harlet OScara Cole weartng a gorgeous creatton desrgned by V1rg1r11a S1vor1 and Art1mes Ar1dread1s lts a gl1tter1ng gown wlth watt' Folks th1s IS a scream' MarJor1e Albert Hollywoods best commedrenne has Just arr1ved wearmg the old 1939 up swept co1ffure Beh1nd her we see Mar1lyn E1sman Broadway star lust enter1ng 1S Flor ence Yager well known dramattc cr1t1c We ll s1gn off unt1l other C9l9bf1l19S arrlve Th1s IS stat1o1'1 L H S aga1n suggestmg that you tune your telev1s1on IQCQIVIDQ set to w1t ness the follow1ng programs At ten o clock Mtss leane Stamp accept1ng the Nobel Prrze for Lrterature for her book My Daughter My Daughter and at ten th1rty Thoughts of the Amer1can People Speakers w1ll 1nclude M1ss Roberta K1rk pres1dent of the Y W C A Mtss Naornr Rosenhaus dean of Gurll s College Mtss E1leen Harr1gan soc1al worker and B n1a mm Grlffrth Chemlstry professor of Norkell Un1vers1ty The broadcastlng system IS stgnmg off unt1l s ven o clock tomorrow mormng N N E Vernon Spltalerz Helen Mulford Wtlham Roberts Ben1am1n Grrffxth Robert Troescher Roberta Klrk 37 . . ., . 1 . 1 11 . 1 - , . 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' 1 . 1 . . . ., . 1 . . . . . - - Q . , 1 1 1 V I . . . 1 . . 1 . 9 r r 13' is 1 CLASS WILL We the Senror Class of 1939 of Lynbrook Hrah School bernq of sound rnrnd lmost of usl understandrnq tsome of usl and drsposrnq memory tpart of us? do make ordarn and other wrse devrse thrs our last wrll and testament revorcrnq and declarrnq null vord and unconstr tutronal CMISS Sertz rnfluencel all other wrlls made We bequeath the followrnq blessrnqs and achrevements l Eleanor Rothe s cheery smrle to all who b lreve IH blue Mondays 7 To Mr Carr a prece of unbreakable chalk and a board eraser lrn order to reduce hrs cleanrnq brlll each underclassman a record for all future basketball teams rncludrna the abrlrty of Chow Keenan and the cooperatron of San Fan Andre Mrss Owens a much needed quret lrbrary trf such there bel all our teachers attentrve students whose work rs the letter of perfectron lrke ours C75 the best class we proudly relrnqursh the Class Nrte cup the edrtor of the Lyn News a staff whose assrqnments are always early some equally capable lunror Barbara Seabury s qenral enthusrasm and abrlrty rn rrranaqrnq home room representatrves 9 To the football team the sportsmanshrp of Captarn Skrdmore and the srxty frve yard aae of Harry Rrlev lU As a model for others so rnclrned Charlre Watts aood taste 1n qrrls ll Our worn out Muzzeys we sadly C77 leave to the future vrctrms of Hrstory C l2 lackre Whrte s Jrtterbua abrlrty to some underclassman to wrn all the Jrtterbuq con tests for Lynbrook next year s Owl a photography eartor lrke Marty Wrnkler Mrss Swarthout a qurck and easy method of teachrnq Solrd Geometry some student so rnclrned Helen Mulford s poetrc abrlrty Mr Brennan a quret orderly assembly For future class leaders the capabrlrty shown by Vernon Sprtalerr The future Pennys more secrecy as to her rdentrty than her predecessor had To all of you a new qym wrth a brq clock that keeps CORRECT trme To some lunror the quret srncerrty of our secretary treasurer leane Stamp To fun lovrnq students we b queath Brll Roberts subtle humor Bob Troescher s and Naomr Rosenhaus fme marks we leave to ard next year s vale drctorran and salutatorran 23 To future H1 Y qroups we leave the popular drplomacy of Russ Buchanan the aualr tres of leadershrp of Roberta Krrk and the rnrtratrve of Bob Moebus 24 To Mr lohnson our srncere apprecratron and thanks for hrs patrence rn qurdrnq us to make thrs yearbook a success We hereby appornt and desrqnate as our executors the present lunror Class who wrll carry rnto effect each and every promrse of the last wrll and testament of the S nror Class ln w tness whereof we affrx our hands and seal I WlLl U WILL N OR NEW 5 iz, K Russell Bu hanarr Naom1Rosent1aus Charles Keenan Robert Moebus acquelrne Luba tv Alfred Skrdmore 3 3. 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We ought to have the semor wrrte ups typed by Thursday All these bewtlderlng spasms of conversatlon 1ssued from the senlor hall durlng February and March before the yearbook was to go to press Alas the wear and tear IS over the deadllne reached and the senlor class of l939 proudly presents The Owl to 1lS Alma Mater The staff IS to be congratulated for the splend1d work whrch 1t has done rn establrshrng an entrrely drfferent yearbook Under the faculty superv1s1on of Mr I Ray lohnson along w1th the helpful ard of MISS Anne Cullen Mrss Mlldred Whlte and ed1tor 1n chref W1ll1am Roberts all have strxven for a theme of progress and lnformallty 1n photography and lrterary materlal lt IS slncerely felt that these goals have been atta1ned through the leader sh1p of a competent group of ed1tors as Robert Troescher assrstant ed1tor1n chref l-lelen Mulford lrterary ed1tor lacquelme Lubatty art ed1tor Mart1n Wrnkler photography ed1tor Bemamm Grtffrth busrness manager and V1r g1n1a S1vor1 typmg ed1tor Seated qlVC1'1 Vlr lohnson Ro ers Mulford Lubatty Qtancllnq Troescher Vttnlxlor Grlffxth 42 I ' 1' 1 . sw, 3 ' X 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r ' in I I I A V I I I I I I I ' iw I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1111 . 11 11 . 1 . 11 11 . . 11 11 . . 11 1 1 11 11 1 . . , , I - - I I I - - 1 1 1 1 1 V I I I - , . l . 1 1 , , .- , , 1. 1 , 1 . , .1 ., , R V , , -4 - 11 , - 1 , o. -- , . , . 7 x X , l f h X- Seated Mihan Moelsus Kirk Spitaleri Roberts Griffith Wlnkler Harder Standing Vernon Albert Yager Rosenhaus Mulford Cole Wilson Hamburger Milk Steinburg Stamp Beckmann Vt arshauer LYN NEWS ln two years the Lyn News has grown from the two by four phase to a matured publication of five columns lt is now a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and of the Nassau Press Association As a result of the October subscription drive the financial condition of the paper is now excellent The subscription lists and above all the evident backing of the student body gives a favorable forecast of future progress As the official newspaper of Lynbrook High the Lyn News covers all school sports and news with as much impartiality as possible The policy of The news editor Robert Troescher is president of the Nassau Press Asso ciation and took charge of the convention which many of the Lyn News staff attended given by this organization in December Each year delegates are sent to the three day session of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Con vention at Columbia University A precedent has been set for an annual Press banquet where the former editor Vernon Spitaleri turns over his iob and the official Lyn News pencil to the new editor Beverly Vernon With the ever present help of school officials the Lyn News marches on' hotel 'Winkler Kirl. Spxtaleri Robe s l l qtandinq Moehus Mihan Criffith 43 . H F32 V : 4 1 I - the editorials was to encourage school spirit and pride. V I - V I - I I - I I fe , -W , ' -, ' ', 'N ra L tailor. ., ' -- , ., ' , 1' ' . ALPHA BOYS HIY OFFICERS Trcescher Ben Griffith GIRLS I-IIY OFFICERS Lubatty Helen Mulford BETA BOYS I-IIY OFFICERS Russell Buchanan Mr Milton Olson Iohn Wooq Chester Gould I-HY To create maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character is the purpose of the H1Y which has steadily progressed during its eight years of existence until there is now a large girls division and two chapters in the boys group Each boys chapter had two sets of officers during the year The Alpha chapter was under the leadership of presidents Robert Moebus and Robert Troescher vice president for entire year Beniamin Griffith secretaries Vernon Spitaleri Vieth Griffith treasurers Robert Troescher and Alexander Boecker sergeants at arms Martin Spinelli and Robert Moebus The Beta chapter elected as presidents Russell Buchanan and Phillip Ingle vice presidents Frank Lehner and Chester Gould secretaries Chester Gould and Arthur Hug treas urers Iohn Woog and Allan Harder sergeants at arms Arthur Hug and David Plotkin The girls officers for the entire year were president Roberta Kirk vice president Helen Mulford secretary Iacqueline Lubatty and treasurer Geraldine Ward The H1Y held two very successful dances besides establishing the tradi tion of an annual spring and fall dance The girls activities included assistance to the Senior Red Cross by collect ing money at the Lynbrook Theatre' responsibility for the Iunior Red Cross roll call in the Lynbrook public schools- contributions toward flood relief' preparation of food baskets for needy families' a Christmas party for the alumnae- and the annual spring Mother and Daughter banquet. Among the outside speakers at the meetings were Mrs. Iaques Dr. Barrenson and the Colored Deputation Team from New York. To further the mental advancement of the members throughout the year the boys included in their activities discussions on important topics of the day led by several prominent speakers. The social program included Alumni Night a Father and Son dinner and also several Gym Nights on which there was interchapter competition in basketball and ping pong. This year's closing showed great progress and left behind a record for future classes to respect. 44 Robert Moebus Vernon Spitalerx Mr I Ray Iohnson Robert Roberta Kirk G raldine Ward Miss Marjorie Swarthout Iacqueline P- LPHA BUYS GIRLS HI Y ,UL-BETA 1 BUYS HIY Drum Mayors Bregel Martorano Devme F1rstFlow lna Kurland Boecl-:er Barzrlay Fredcrrck Beckmann Nye Gercke hVG1I'lblQUl Levy Paul Second Row DGVIS Skrdmore Sprague Ackerman Orthlerb Lansdown I Lange Buchanan Hug Sprtalerr Mr Borst Wrlham Stumpe Wrnkler NVoog Shaprro Thompson Dratf Behne Brousseau Fournier Pracente Thrrd Row Hoqeboom Nerss Abrams Orthlerh A Lange Cosrer Leek Moss Gould sharp Brannmg Bauer Ztnn Lansdown Fourth Row Tagg lngl Hammond Crdlowskr Borchers Capperelh Warren Stumpe Morrow BAND As we tmrsh another year ot hlgh school remembrances of the past year 1n school flow raprdly through our m1nds Those ot us who have been con nected wrth the band cannot forget to mclude rt rn our run ot thoughts for 1t brought to 1ts members musrcranshrp and educat1onal study as well as Joy and happrness A M when bleary eyed yawnmg boys and grrls scurrtecl up the walk to the Atlantlc Avenue gymnasrum where upon the arrrval ot genral Mr Borst therr chrector they seated themselves and prepared once more to rehearse Through these dally rehearsals much has been accomphshed throughout the school year Besrdes rehearsmg tor 1ts regular act1v1t1es the band has found t1me to partrcrpate rn many outsrcle actrvrtres among them bemg the Mmeola Farr concert m September the football games 1n October and November the ra1l road celebratron parade m lanuary and a return engagement to Columbra Unrversrty Mus1c College The newly acaurred unrtorms marked our years progress at all these events At the annual band meetmg rn February the followmg otttcer were chosen presrdent Arthur Leek vrce presrdent Ph1ll1p lngle secretary lrvlng Beclcmann treasurer lohn McMahon However the culmlnatmg event ot the year the one that showed the most progress was the nmth annual band concert held on May 5 At th1s concert the band topped all prevlous performances when they played such outstand mg numbers as Symphony No 6 by Tschatkowslcy Poet and Peasant by Von Suppe Ftnale from the Fourth Symphony by Tschatlcowslcy and Gr pheus 1n der Underwelt by Ott noach 46 f How well its members can visualize the early morning rehearsals at eight ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 , ' ' ' ' s . I V! Q 'Y L1 ed ttrontl I1old PIGC 111 tc ff un, e IQIIIS e111 U rcro P I N cond Row GIlGtt7WbkV Mnk Q ?'IIIl em Sc 1r1lc k I IVIII7 lflo ck Goult ll11rl r w l'4IGITIllIIfQOl' Vllcthlstrcm L1dlowslt1 Duttx Few er B1 nmnq I.r11sd w11 Inqle dqq Qtu11t111'1 leld Vernon O tl le1 1 I.e-vx It lint B1 ck nwnn I crs we 1 m Iiroussedu I orm the POCIILIHI tcommonly cctlled the conductors plcxttorml I stcmd between the stotqe cmd the c1ud1ence 1I'1 whctt IS known os the orcnestro p1t wh1ch sedts the orchestra but IS no pn I creok cmd qroon eoch Monday Wednesday cmd Frlddy under 1ov1c1l Mr Borst He scratches my bock ds he shuttles nervously bock ond Iortl lookmq I1fSf ctt the clock cmd then dt the empty eots ot h1s IIlUS1CIIlCIlC9TS Prec1sely ds the hdnds of the clock pomt to htteen mmutes ot n1ne there IQ qrecrt d1sturbcmce Books slcrm tnstruments ore pulled rudely from the1r cases mouths qo ond mdny o hopeful IT us1c1c1n dashes to h1s secrt stubbmfx h1s toes on HIY s1de The boton IS htted srlence re1qns tor ct moment ond suddenly tl1e mustc swells forth mdktnq the rcrtters rtnq w1th the st1rr1nq mus1c ot rx murch to 1he notes ot wh1ch the remdmder ot the school steps to ossembly One ddy these mus1c1c1ns chose os the1r othcers Arthur Leek pres1dent Ph1ll1p Inqle VIC9 pres1dent Irvmo Beckmcmn secrotcrry I see these boys ond curls perform Gt other tunchons such ds dllflllfl h IIIl9I'II ISSIOIIS ot the sen1or ond IUIIIOT ploys dt Cl con en ot then own efrch sprmq ond ot the hugh schocl qroduohon 1n Iune 751s they plcty the qrcxduot tlon morch I see some members ledve the1r plotces ID o11r orchestr 1 cmd :re pdre to recetve the1r d1plomc1s wt 1 I1 qrclduorte them on to qreoter qools From thelr WlIISDSf1TIQS ot prcfchce I qrrther C1 tew ot them w1ll p111s11f 'IILISIC os CII xocotton some Wlll torm omoteur orcnestrds ot llIOIT own but ll w1ll opprecmte qood IIIIASIC becftuse ot the trrumnq they recelved 1 thc L brook Htqh School Orchestra 47 Se-I ' , , ' e fr, Dill 's11, Backer, li, Field, St 1111 , 'J' ' t ' , he I , du. fe' ' A, ,1t' 1 , E 3, C 1, 1 ss, I.f2,, - L. H '1 R1 F. ., Q , I' , I , fl ' , 1 15 , ., T , U 1 .4 1-31. I7' , , 1' 1 'ur , 1 1 1 , .11. B11't, Nj ,, S111 npe, IIII , l.'l1-l,f1h',g, , 1 V VA I ' I I 1 . . 1 , I I , S r . , K ' I F-I , 1 I I I V to ' V y .1 ,. 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 A 1 I 1 ' , . ' 1 . , 1' . . ' 1 e . X. . 1 1 . N- . - 1 1 , , cs , c,1 1 - , . , ' , , 1 , : , c 1 Q5 ,- 4 ' V v X46 , 11 c. , ,1 .. ' X I w l , i I X -4 I I 1 1 , 1 , , , -, c -, , 11.1 ' A ' 1 ' ,, 3 1 1 ' V , it 1 1 1,':':- C L E E CLUBS Qlltlq Clit C B First how Lasker Karpman fit! R Vtfilson Qchubert Scharfen l ra Dalton Kirk Reynolds Qecond 'slow Kaplan Rosenzweiq M Wahl strorri Wfllenburqer E Wrxlilstrom Qtabile Schlierer Mr Howse Mc. C Ord Freitag Meyer Schutz M Lurdy Mfrass Stryker Third Row lbtqan Greene Dougherty Darm st lt III Sarto lohnston Qchoeber Fowler, Brodsky, Andreadis, Foun- tcrin, Stamp, Kasscl, Bark, Multord. Fourth ow Rothe, Knowlan, llf-rzoq, Widmaicr, Smith Heller Alrams, Ackerman, Harrlis, Capi 1 , ac, . ',l3ruce, iri- BOYC' CLHE CLUB featcc iitry unt, Spine ' lVl'l ' iton, Conway, Mahoney Borchers, Cnlrtrrian, qpitaleri. 9tandiriq--Direc- till, My Howse, Andres, lohnscn, Doremus, Zinn, Rims, Roberts, Qcaqb ne, Motif , Singing ,I Twenty male voices composed the boys Glee Club this year under the direction oi Mr Vernon H owse These mernbers representing some of the rnost prominent leaders in the tour classes assem bl d e voluntarily Gs sinqinq provided a source ot l p easure and entertainment tor the boys Fifty feminine voices constituted the l G air s lee Club. They too were coached by Maestro Howse. The members of the Glee Club met every Tuesd GY and Thursday tor the purpose of learning and sinq- inq classical and The outstandin Clubs was their presentation of the Varsity Revue on March 31. This novel written by the students them serni-classical sonqs. Q1 event of the combined Cflee ty show produced and selves was quite a ually presented. deviation from the operettas us Tne tnerne oi the Varsity Revue centered about a reunion held by the qraduates of a certain class le wrio were beinq entertained by performers from their iS TAR Comedy closs The more promrnent entertomers were Glono Horns Robert Bor chers Emmo Kmq dnd Prudence Ld Plcrc Novelty numbers consrsted ot ct tornqo top by Evelyn Schultz cr clever top routme by the Box slsters ond d shoq exhrbltron by Artrmes Andreotd 1S and Ben Cromer A very versotrle newcomer to the show was Icxmes Shdmos Rerd who proved thot he was o clever rnterpretdtlve srnqer cts well os ot ceremomes provlded the hu orous dloloque Wlth the combrn CI hon of Tony P1 ente ond hrs Vorslty Swmq Bond Dorothea Hunts donc1 shlp of Mr Howse the Vczrsrt professronol presentotron Th presented rn prevrous yeczrs and due to the com blned efforts of cxll who portlclpdted rt wos cz qreot success We wlsh the Glee Club tn thexr future ventures g chorus ond the oble leoder y Revue was cr most IS show was qu1te drfferent from the operettos s further trrumphs VARSITY R E V U E Q qunol Group mov frm ,osed cf students from cl clos es rn Lynx ron lc l-ltqh Cchool wh 5 love l o promtnent port IH the su cess Fl the Vorsrtv Ftevu Mlddle The sonqsters nr ltllclr d 'Vclhlstrom Pruden O Lo Plof Glorlu Harris lcrmce Alrzms Frmno lxlnq Rolcert Borchers Bottom Our ntterluqs Arhmes Andre-cxdxs cmd Ben Cromer I I I I I . 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Each rnernber constructed an oriq- inal proiect to be displayed at the an- nual Science fairy due to construction for the new ayrnnasiurn this affair could not be held. However, the club had speakers, rnovies, and went on an excursion to Bell Telephone Cornrnuni- cations Buildinq. The club officers were: President, Beniarnin Gritfithp vice-president, Carl- ton Hee-seler: secretary, Naorni Ros- enhaus. y . CHEERLEADERS Who for? Vlfhat for? Who ya aonna yell for? was the chant of the cheerleading squad which earned praise for sincere support at the aarnes This year they ascended new heights with their ntterbuq cheers rnotrons and snappy qreen and qold unilorrrrs Mr I-Iowse was the faculty adviser of the qroup captained by lack Mc lvlahon Other rnembers of the teari were Rirhard Bennett Vincent Grandi netti Larry Frtzqerald Phyllis Stover Eleanor Bell Rosalyn Rodesk Henri etta Inlarnburaer and Eileen Fessler RIDING CLUB Whoa boy Giddap Here s a lurnp of sugar are sorne expressions you rnrqht near issuing frorn eaues trians of our Alina Mater if you hap pened to be along the Hernpstead bridle path any clear Monday afternoon Mrrnbership in the club whose Iac ulty adviser is the qenial Mrs Kinne is purtly voluntary drawrnq fron six to twe nty five rnenibers The ridrna club sornetrrnes eniox wrener roasts and paper chases All i r 1 oh the life cf a T1 1r I r lv I Urlwb w 1 IDENTIFICATIONS S is rrsi N K I r, 1 7 : K gp . . r, , fr . i I r r Q , ' ' r . 3 E I . v , , Y f , f f , ' I I - , . 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Tlizoop llllir n II Combtne Ih1S plot W1th 1ts rncldents plus the actlng of our semor Thesptans SENIOR PLAY Progress Was the keynote of the senlor play th1s year progress because the sen1ors were able to present successfully under the capable d1re t1on of MISS Lampman a rather sophrshcated college comedy entttled The htterbug from Ph1l1p Barrys Sprrng Dance progress because plays about college were a dev1at1on from the usual comedles presented by senlors of former years The success of th1s play Was due partly to the competent busrness staff composed of Dorothy Schllerer Helen Mulford Barbara Seabury Charles Watts Iayne Langdon Ieane Stamp and V1rg1n1a S1vor1 Now to revrew for you the hxgh DOIHIS of the play Our settlng IS lard 1n the dormltory near the campus of a g1rls college The plot of th1s college comedy revolves around the love affa1r of Alex Benson and Sam Thatcher Alex does not real1ze that she loves Sam unt1l she dlscovers that he IS leavrng college to go to Russla Wrth The L1pp1ncott To compllcate the s1tuat1on Alexs chums enter 1nto a consprracy to prevent Sam from leavtng and to amus1ng and entertatnlng s1tuat1on unt1l the frnal happy concluston Throughout the duratlon of the play and 1ts rehearsals many humorous lnctdents occurred whtch added to the rnterest of the play Such thrngs as the cloWn1ng of lack Wh1te were mrrth provoktng as Well as the scene 1n wh1ch Catherrne Cole nearly pulled the bedroom scenery down trytng to get out of the door The frnal rncrdent occurred when the water was turned on backstage before Altce Bark could get there to turn 1t on and you have had unusually flne entertarnment Seated from left to rtght ALICE BARK Kate McK1m FRANCES DILLON Frances Penn CATHERINE COLE, Alex Benson MARIORIE ALBERT Mady Plat IACOUELINE LUBATTY Sally Prescott HELEN S MILK Mlss Rltchre Standmg from left to rxght FLORENCE STEINBERG, Mildred IOI-IN WHITE Iohn I-latton, RICHARD BENNETT, Buck Buchanan, ROBERT MOEBUS, Sam Thatcher, RAYMOND MILTON, Doc Boyd ROBERT TROESCI-IER, Walter Beckett, WILLIAM STUMPE, The Lrppencott 52 7 , u v n , r ll 4 V II , , , , I I I I , , , . I n 1 ' r I arrange his marriage With Alex. Their efforts in doing this create many an , CCDMEDY ACTIGN SUSPENSE -r-mrrsm-'v x... s I 'ka -N I 'Q .1 I E-fa QW wax 4 , .cw ff A .x 1 ,e Nal l!! x 'Kd x v .M 'H 'fr 4. V1 's'J'f4 -x- 4 Vw I JUNIGR PLAY LIFE BEGINS AT SIXTEEN bn 8- Youihiul comedy Hllllkili u IJIOQIibb1V9 note 111 the Iunror ploy Lrie Heqrns cxt rxtee-n ly H1ldc1 Monnm Thr sklllful dlrecnon OfM1SS Lcrmpmon and coopercrtron of the busrness Qtczff Robert Gorcke Bornrfo Her UG Qu QPIGPIIO Mllcircd Vvchlstrorn Erleen Vanden Dnes and Rosalyn Rodesk ended 1n produclnq u succebaful show Tho Iurnor ploy cost rnrrnler-rs were Pc1u1Holhs Robert F Borchers Hlldo The-odoro Wehefn erqer Mrs Iosmf II l olrs Beverly Vernon Harry Holhs Iohn Wooq Frcrnme Hollls Iune Wrlson Murlorle Holhs Dorothv Cole Crcrn dal Qrnyiho Phrllrp Inqle CPOTQ9 Gordon Arthur Hunt Snooklo Holhs Dczvld Plolkm Tori Arcucklc VIHIGIU ichmt wmwr pldfllf Mrller Genmlrirne Krrsch Fcrtre Zrmner Irvuro B12-clcrnonn Dursre Jenkrns Erleen Fosslsr Bo ts Bon nptt Allge Fmlcl and Elsw Tcrqqcrt Helen Qhrelds Cl A Q 7 1 I on - . ng .. If - . ,, A , -1 X Q J ' ' ' V 4 yu, .3 A I V' ff Y ' 0 N j Vx . K wigs? , kk , . ah-S XL nik A .j4,l, A, Y-3 4 x .' I , 1. V 1 .' A -, X ..k,'Qr . in , -0 ' x A A .L if . inf V. ' 3 5 ' X i Vg-gf: K .MMR . .A sk Q r f ' ' 4 1 ' lg ' Af 1 Simi I A rn :li .- K. X , 4 E v , I Y H , , H I l -1 1 . v 2, .I , M. 7 , L, 1 f 5 . ' - - , ' ' Y 5 1 , V ' ' , ' : ' X, K ' . 7 L 7 ' H ' , ' 7 1' r . , , f 7 ' ' , 7 1' : f , V- 4 , l , x I V . CLASS NITE , ,I 1: .. J.. gx' 3 ' V-V .Y 1. I ' . ' 'L . 1 f - g IV x 'V 1-W1 V- . , 'I' ff 7 ' H 1' 1' 1 , . I 'luv ' -, X. . ., , .. . A , 4 ,K X wx. I u f l,'f'I'fI. :'I1R'If-,l- -X J N v ' - K ' -- . V - ., x. ., 1' 'M , ,, -, , . , ., ., H V V , vvl vt I Ry... , :31.,4.kT rj... V, W V THE BIG EVENT SO rg :LP 3 5UNl0RS X K xlff Qur aecaratlamc eetqner lust a cheer test Our Wmnma Cheerleaders .,A- Ive mental basketball champ Plenty at actlan lumar alrl matte lat outdone Attractlve aa cat attane Coach Cav ert or eeente the Cup ljlllb arte wa reall ,I Clase' 1 l 1 at f, 5 . .A In 1 i 1' V I J, lx. A Ii' N'-.,b',o 1- -' Q I '- fw . Q B 1 5 ' l 5 'v Q mlm 4 I 3 X I E Rww T. ABRAMS ARNOLD DFLLARO IMNLUCA K. DONOHUE F. DONOHUH ING KHSTEN I r' ff ,nv Pj' as MHIM QW' RO W H. MAIOR ING RAINFY RILEY SEEBFCK SIMS SPINELLI UFBLACKFR WALSH COACH COVERT, CAPTAIN SKIDMORE, COACH HEMMERICK J 1! xx N ... Wg X '22 df' X FOOTBALL Seated ifront rowl-Hunter, Campbell, Rainey, Kniaz, Horn, Buchanan, Daille- douze, Kaye, Kunken, Quinn, Sims, Scaglione, Dobbs, Laucella. Seated Csecond row? - Zinn, Abrams, DeLuca, Walsh, Skidmore, Arnold, Spinelli, E. Donohue, Kesten, Oettinger, Seebeck, Ueblacker, Riley, Maiorino, Cook. Standing---Hug, lnq, Coach Covert, Dellaro, Grandinetti. Football in Lynbrook High School dominated the fall sports curriculum ending a not too illustrious grid campaign with a two-victory, four-defeat and one-tie record. The Green Wave was studded by many of our graduation class, among whom were Captain Al Skidmore, Marty Plunger Spinelli, the power nucleus of the backfieldg Harry Riley, remembered for his end runs, and his bone-jarring tackles, Bob Arnold and Herb Ing, who plugged up the green forward wallg Ioe Walsh, our halfbackg Blaze Moiorino, Pat Dellaro and others who cavorted in the livery of the Green and Gold are Buss Buchanan, Bob Seebeck, Bob Scaglione. Underclassmen instrumental in the '38 grid year include lim Delsuca, Art Kesten, Ed Donohue, Ierry Ueblacker, Paul Abrams. mer weather accompanied the Owls' win over Malverne, 18-6 .... October 8- Putting up a stubborn fight the Owls finally succumbed to Oceanside's steam-roller Champion- ship outfit, l3-7 ..i. October 15- More hot weather featured Lynbrook's O-U moral victory over our jinx opponents, Baldwin .... October 22- Streamlined football popped out in the Owls' attempt to quell the Fordham Prep attack, but the defense failed with a loss, l3-7 .... November 5 The Owls led Central l8-7, but in the mud and slime of Firemen's Field, Central's rally in the final five minutes nipped the valiant Owls, 21-18 .... November 12 Hide to Far Bock- away successful after coming within ten yards of a touch- clown, a pass in the final forty seconds gave Lynbrook a win, 7-0 .... November 23e--In a game postponed once and finally played in rain, the Owls concluded their season by dropping a 6-U decision to Great Neck. 61 Hi-Lifes of the '38 grid season: October l -indian sum- Poacii Lo ert Ed Donohue Cliniaxinq one ot the best seasons 1n the record ot Lynbrook High School the l938 39 edition ot the Qwl basketball teani broke one ot the lonqest win ninq streaks on the lsland when they defeated the Westbury tive 24 2l Starting the season w1tl1 relatively no varsity material left over ironi last year with tl1e exception ot Qhow Keenan Coach Lovert inolded together a clianipion-ship squad trot 1 last year s undefeated lay Vees which rivaled any of tha top notch auintets in our section Starting the season with a clean cut 30 23 wi 1 over Oceansid the Gree 1 and Gold championship ball gathered rnomenturi which carried theni to vic tories over every team they rnet except Mineola Victories over Southside Lawrence East Rockaway Malverne Mephani Cuentral Baldw1n alonq with the win over Oceanside all aided in driving toward the South Shore Athletic Leaque championship which the Qwls annexed with a record oi ll won and one lost Central was the only stuinblinq block in the path to qlory which saw tl1e seasons record stand at l4 won and two lost. 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Q KM 'K .1 ' , X 1 E Standlng lLeit to Rxqhtj Max Warshauer Andy Lange Henry Burl-:le Clyde Mar1on B111 San Fanandre Charlf 1 Belcher George Schrerber Ol1ver Andres Seated ll.eft to Blghtl Rrch Batney llmmy De Luca Pat De-llaro Edd1e Kmaz Bob Arnold Marty Spmelll Frank Beetle Torn Sawyer Ioe De Luca Eddxe Donohue Coach B111 l-lemmerlck BA Seated lon Groundl lrvmg Beckmann lohn Woog Blch Matfuccl SEBALL Baseball wh1ch ln the tew past seasons has g1ven the student body l1ttle over whrch to IGJOICG showed much promrse of placmg Lynbrook back on the map thls year as tar as the dlamond game was concerned Although a few of last year s squad had graduated Coach 1-lernmerlck had enough veteran mater1al to mold together a nrne that represented the Green and Gold tn tme lettle Two ot last year s prtchers were back serv1ng them up tn the shoes ot Bob Arnold and Frank Beetle who were ably as-slsted by Ken Donohue Oher pnchers were Al Lange Bud Belcher and G orge Schrelber The other halt ot the battery 1ncluded Marty Splnelll Tom Sawyer and Clyde Manon Cover mg the 1nt1eld posts we t1nd Ed Kntaz capably guard1ng the hot corner thlrd base, whlle alongsrde hmmy Delsuca scooped them up at the short stop post Teamlng Wlth hmmy 1n a smooth cllckmg, double play comb1nat1on, Rrch Barney covered second base, whtle slugger Pat Dellaro held down the 1n1t1al sack ln the outer garden we tound Art Kesten, veteran outtrelder, Ioe DeLuca, and Con1e Plcone chaslng after the long ones, wtth B111 San Fanandre and Max Warshauer actlng as understudres to that tno Others on the squad lncluded Henry Burkle and Ollver Andres Agaln lack ot power at the plate was the mam shortcomtng ot the '39 ed1t1on ot the Owl nlne, but Wlth detenslve strength and capable p1tch1ng per lormances, coupled wtth a wealth of materlal and good coachmg, the Lyn brook baseball squad completed a memorable season 64 x v 1 L 1 ,f AJ..- .-v- -. .1 1- 1 . ai I , 1.9 W5 ,V 1 1 -. , t A .- .,-.., .v ' . t f ' .fir 1 , ft. 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V- , , , , 1 , . . , , , . 1 f , . , . , f . . . , , G . , , 1 9 - I I ' - - I Spltt second decrstons perfect trmlng and muscular coordrnatron are essen Front Row Hoy Moebus B Grtfflth Pttley Wh1te Amorostno Slms I Doremus Second -.ow Serr Whrtcomhe Fredencks Sprague Lansdown 'Wannemacher Dad1rr1an V Grlftzn Bkldmore Spltalerx Thlrcl Row Levy E Doremus Ccnwav Rappaport Schuz Browne D' s Dobson Ing Tagg Burns Raftrs Rafte TRACK ttal factors tn the maklng of a su cessful track man It takes weeks of hard practtce and heavy tra1n1ng to attatn these obnectrves and few are wtllrng to Desplte these facts about flfty fellows turned out for practrce when Mr E Evans Carr Lynbrook Hrgh School s track coacn sounded the call for candldates Lynbrook s 1939 track team was a strong cornb1nat1on composed of many veterans and several prom1s1ng newcomers There was a f1ne supply of underclassmen IH thts year s group a fact whrch gave promxses of very strong Lynbrook teams IH the future These boys m connect1on wrth the holdovers from prevtous years presented a forrnldable aggregatlon of track talent capable of amassrng htgh potnt totals 1n almost any meets Hampered by mclement weather at the begrnnrng of the season Mr Carr sent the team through two weeks of heavy workouts before the f1TSl meet on May 6 A total of seven meets were scheduled for the team 1nclud1ng four tr1 angulars the newly tnstrtuted Hofstra Relay Carnrval the South Shore and the County contests The veterans who formed the nucleus of thts year s team rncluded lack Wh1te tn the spr1nts and hurdles and Iohn Doremus 1n the sprmts and broad Jumps Charles Lansdown and Al Sktdrnore rn the quarter rntle Bob Troescher and Howard Kaye 1n the half mrle Herb Ing and Iohn Dobson rn the rmle Harry R1ley and Charles Van Hagen 1n the Jumps Iohn Hendrlckson and Bob Seebeck 1n the shotput Other boys showmg great promrse were Ben Gnffrth Charles Dobbs and Bob Moebus 65 x ' , A '. ' - , . , 1 4 , , t , , G.,t:., ' ' I c . I put enough time and effort into the sport to become good runners or jumpers. ' I 1 . . 05 'J M9433 5 GIRLS' HOCKEY Front- -Capperelli, Maiorino, Sarro, Muson, Lapin, Overs, Grandinetti, Ungerathen, Leibman, D'Elisa. Middle -V Eustace, Maass, Kassel, Andrews, Widmaier, Holmes, Schultz, Caverno, Barrick, Y. Behne, Ward, McCurdy, Whitehead. Back- ffSarro, Dellaro, Ackerman, Einstein, Sharp, Fowler, Roemer, Martin, Wahlstrom, Schoeber, Iackson, Behne, Burrows, S. Wasserman. Front Row-Bresson, Little, Bastedo, Whitcombe. Middle-Kaplan, E. Andreadis, Field, Koehler, Dies, Rosenhaus, Karpman, A. Andreadis, Sarro. Back--Mapes, Eingreiber, Schaap, Gallon, Chimenti, Ackerman, Leek, King, I. Wilson, Yager, Little, Bradshaw. Seventy girls turned out for this popular sport. At the beginning of the season they diligently practiced their stick work, dribbling, passing, and other techniques of the game. There were four class teams which played the corre- sponding teams from Mepham, East Rockaway, and Malverne. They met with varying amounts of success in these encounters. The sophomores won the intramural competition. The honor team was rained out of their play day at Adelphi. lt consisted of these girls: Rosemary Mapes, Doris Dies, Ruth Wilson, Virginia Karpman, Florence Chimenti, Eleanor Andreadis, Eleanor Grandinetti, Rita Sarro, Naomi Rosenhaus, Iune Wilson and Artemis Andreadis, With Rose Liebman and Ann Sarro as substitutes. I. V. FOOTBALL Seated--Carl, Martin, Crandall, Ciaccio, Conway, johnson, Dougan Bueffel Skidmore XVGII stein, Eisman, A. Tobin. Middle Row---Rafter, DeLuca, Zwirz, Mapes, Iameson Andres Townsend Griffith, Burke, Seebeck, Keenan, Goldstein, Whitcombe. Back Row D Tobin SCl 'I'3lW9lSI Borchers, Mr. Olson, Hansen, Mr. Goodrich, Greenberg, Mahoney, Kuckens This year, the junior Owls proved a great ball club with hosts of good material for next year's Varsity squad. Some of the boys who helped carry the junior pig skin toters through a mediocre season were: Rip Ratter, loe De Luca, and George Hoy the sea son's only major casualty, who broke his ankle in a losing battle against Oceanside's junior varsity. Other players who showed up Well were Harold Skidmore, George Martin, lack Mahoney, George Crandall Al and Darrel Tobin, lack Zwriz, lack Kuckens, Bob Borchers, Dan Ciaccio Henry Burkle and Bill Seebeck. Aside from the loss to Oceanside, the I. V. won from Great Neck lost to Baldwin and Valley Stream, and tied South Side. Subs who often stepped into the regular players' places were Milt Han sen, Bill Wannemacher, Veith Griffith, Al Beuffel, George Keenan Anthony Petretti, and Ed Goldstein. 66 fi 'J '1 3 ,QI 'W' V U- pill PDKSPGNG Nwiup Schoeppler Mlhan lascarella Wrlhams Hammond Hylmd Dallledour F1ISl Row Maass Holmes Andrews Sm1th M Leonard A Nasserrrran E Leonard Wrdmarer McCurdy Overs I.aRocco R Kranz Sunn Wolf Utal Second Row Wxngert Fllfrt E Wahlstrom M1ss Chase S Wasserman M Kran7 Kramer Thxrd Row Cooney Hollfr Brennan Kunken Pearlstem Alexander Schut7 Schwartlng Doscher Wellonhorger Srvorr Herzog Underh1ll Peterkm Ackermann M Wahlstrom Shaplro Vanden Drres Abrams Lcvrson Fustace Wrnter Came The crrsp sound of racquet meettng ball and ball meetlng table was heard throughout most ot the year as boys and grrls whlled away the afternoons emoymg a perenn1al tavorrte prng pong The grrls had tournaments ot sxngles and doubles w1th both wrnners and losers remarmng rn compet1t1on Ruth Nye won mgles and w1th El nor Wahlstrom Won doubles also Play days were held IH vartous schools where the Lynbrook players brought honor and glory to the1r Alma Mater Although the boys drd not have a league schedule the zest of compet1t1on was supphed by srngles and doubles tournaments among the boys who prac trced farthtully twrce a week ARCHERY Stated F1llllGIl Dalton Iessup Mugno Lasker Colhns Hamburger Coe-rger Krssln Harrrs Mrddle Fuller Hoesel r L1VlIlQSlOl'l Markey Bruce Stamp Hall Underhlll Hamfan Huey Hylmd Bleser Back F Bleser Hammond Kornely Buraornaster Sllvera S1vor1 Perussl Sealvury Potorlcrn Rlceoppo Rothe Boeck r Van Hagen Mxss Budd Bel1eve 1t or not but th1s year Lynbrook Hlgh School had the best set of cuptds on Long lsland We mean by that ot course the archery team Its tour representatrves Carlton Heeseler Frankhn Blesser Harford Hammond and Eleanor Rothe won the Long lsland lnterscholastrc Champtonshlp and a smart trophy to show tor 1t The team rtselt consrsted of some hfty members thls year all ot whom enloyed themselves rmmensely learnlng the wheres and whytores ot thts undylng sport The1r coach was MISS Dorothy Budd who also has won many medals tropmes and cups 67 .2 , ' - Q Q - ' -5 9 ,. . 1' ' ' ' ' p .- 9 -'- 'K' 4, IP- - CN I ,V V , fw t ' f 2 9 'S 4 , vu c Lf - 1'-1'-N tr r I i .M J . 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I 1 I . , I I 1 fl 1 - ' ' , , , , , ' ,,', ,, 1 ,, ' ', ' I I I I I Y . iff, gonna Units J an G B-ff I i'f'4,'L...l I V BASKETBALL Seated We-rnstem Cook Laucella Golclstem Ingle Keenan Standrng Kuckens Borge Hug Wersman Seebeck Mahoney Lubatty The I V basketball season of 1938 39 mrght be consldered one of the most successful seasons 1n recent years and 1t wasnt untrl they had run the1r streak up to twelve strarght v1ctor1es mcludmg games played rn the l937 38 season that the team was fmally beaten The box score for the season reads W n lO lost 3 Most of the team s games have been very trghtly played wrth many of them berng won by one pomt The stars of the season mclude Iohn Huntmg ton and HOW19 Cook h1gh scorers tor the season lack Kuckens who won two of the games by long shots rn the closmg seconds of play Ed Goldstern and Blll Seebeck hrgh scorers for a game and steady playmg Arthur Hug Kenny Laucella and Stan Borge These boys have all proven that they w1ll be varsrty materral next season GIRLS SENIOR BASKETBALL Seated Ersman Andreadrs Sternberg Pearsall Standrng Karpman Abegglen Byrne Rosenhaus Whltcombe IUNIOR BASKETBALL Seated Sarro Hamburger Krrsch Fessler Standing Rodesk R Wrlson Krng Landon E Byrne The whlstle blew shrrlly and all act1v1ty stopped at once Seventy glrls gathered round to recerve mstructron from MISS Norwat For the frrst trme 1n hrstory all grrls who reported for basketball were able to go through the season under expert superv1s1on w1th regularly scheduled games and practrces After several weeks ot prel1m1nary practlce the tour class teams were plcked The sophomores beat all therr srster teams, thus becomrng school champrons The class teams also had an mter scholastlc schedule, playlng correspondrng classes from other schools At Woodmere, the Frosh and Iunrors won, the Senrors t1ed and the Sophomores lost The Freshmen and 68 x fff 'A!l lt 1511 . r 1 .1 . 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I ' l I 0 Af V Cx J' S8043 6' 1107 EBESHLLAN BUYS BASKETBALL 1111 au 11 s1111 lv Several aspxrma younq athletes ot the Class ot l94? responded to the call tor freshman basketball cana1dates tlns year Althouah a stat Tllllltmj pre vented the boys from partrcrpatmq 111 a reqular schedule they qamcd experr ence as a team 1n several practrce sessrons w1th nearby tea ns The e prac t1ce sessrons tcaether w1th the trne coachrnq ot Mr W1ll1a1n HGIIIIIIF r1ck have developed w1th1n tl1e boys the rudrments ot basketball The tea111 from whose ranks Lynbrook s future aurntets w1ll be molded rncluded Alfred Buettel Wll l1an1 Sarrell Robert Zrnn Calvm Cole Edward Doremus Edward Conway Glrver Abran1s G rson Goldn1an Murray Haqer lohn Petnllo Malcolm Ersman and George Keenan BASKETBALL NOPHOMOBE LA xl lBAl L ar III 1111 II 1 11 me t1 F 1s 111 l- BPCIZIXIAN BANK? BALI lil 'Ill Q L IIN CII' C Ol' Sophomores beat Central but the older qtrls lost Gnly tl1e Sophomores 1111111 aqed to ste111 tl1e trde ot Lawrence oppos1t1on BQS1d6S these contests there was a leajue ot tour tea111s 111ade up ot arrls wl1o were 11ot on the class tear IS The leadma team was No 7 captamed by Charlotte Unaerathen At the end ot tl1e seaso11 an honor team was chosen to represent Ly11 brook at tl1e Hofstra play day Th1s team made up ot Gerry Krrsch B1ta Sarro Rosalyn Bodesk Bette Pease Loretta Brenna11 Artnnes Andreadrs Ruth W1lson Eleanor Grandmettt and Ann Sarro won even out ot Q rqht games 5a .J ' if 'QQ u 1: t N L x! k , W , 1 U,w 1 , 2 -11,1 1' - 1 A 0.9 ! V1 I Q L -t ,K f If . 1 I 'J , 1 1- - 1 , jf 1 Q . 3 X N 1 , 1 A, T A Q I 'L J: I 'F L' , 1' X, K- 4 T fx . V 1 J f ' L' 41 tg., Q Q , N , E,-,X '4' ' U4 .gf ' , 1 , I Q - . x 1 4 . v ,, 'I ' X . . l A f W G ' 11 o f 1 1 , A1 yy- , b - -1- 1 5-'NU V Hr A 1 . l I A f 1 1? ' A R 4 . . K k, I . 'Q Q . 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PW ,wg BOYS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Cramer Abrams Kaye Amorosmo Scaghone McMahon Pracente Bate Dunng the l939 season boys lntramural basketball under the capable d1rect1on ot Mr Robert Goodr1ch attarned a new herght rn Lynbrook Hrgh School Teams representmg each one of the srxteen home rooms competed rn a frtteen game el1m1nat1on tournament for the possessron of a handsome green and gold banner srgnrhcant of the mtramural champ1onsh1p of the school Room trve emerged from the wars unscathed the proud possessor of the banner Romulus Amorostno lack McMahon Howard Kaye Tony Placente Robert Scaghone Harry Abrams Ben Cramer and la lc Bate corn posed the wmnrng team GIRLS AND BOYS BOWLING BOYS BOWLING Front Andre Pedersen Hoffman Watts Back Mr Howse V Grandmettl Ham1lton Rew Heyen Cosrer Wheeler I l-leyen Dellaro Kelsey Lockwood E Grandme t1 GIRLS BOWLING Front Ward Schlrerer Long Back Lubatty Orthle1b Sh1elds Zucker Huey Ungerathen R Orthlerb Markey Dellaro PGTUSSI Fountam Fowler Hamburger Thompson Mrs Carman Th1s year under the d1rect1on of Mrs Carman and Mr Howse the gtrls and boys bowlmg teams had successful seasons The boys retatned some of last year s veterans namely Charles Watts captam Pat Dellaro and Ohver Andres Herbert Pedersen a new recru1t came through wrth a hrgh rndrvrdual score of 251 Other averages for the year were Watts l65 Dellaro l53 Pedersen 152 Andres l5O Lockwood l48 and Kelsey l38 The grrls team composed marnly ot last year s players and agam cap tamed by Dottle Schl1erer came through wrth tlymg colors Averages for the year were Dottre Schherer l23 Evelyn Orthheb ll6 Ruth Orthlrelo ll5 and Marrlyn Long 99 twho had hrgh .1nd1v1dual score of 1693 Dot Munden Mrldred Segrell and losephrne Hamburger were Freshmen who showed promrse for next year s team The hrgh lrght ot the season was a match between the glrls and boys teams when the boys won by a small margm 70 I as . 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I - , . - 7 1 7 1 'rr 1 '- - 1 1 1 . 1 . . . 1 1 , . -,I nk, J 4 H' BADM1NToN Seated Alexande Munden Stemberq Cooney Came Seqrell Second row Gna owskv Meyers MISS Munro Wheeler Trowbridge Third row Grant Turrlll Vernon Doscher Scharfenherq Koure Thls qame 1S a queer combmatlon ot tenn1s and duck huntmq An un usual thmq wrth feathers IS used 1nstead of a ball whrle the racquets are longer and lrqhter than tenn1s racquets Hrttlnq that shuttle cock or blrd over the net looks easy but 1t really 1snt Slxteen Lynbrookrtes were attracted by thrs new sport whrch proved to be most emoyable Dorothy Munden and Mlldred Seqrell both freshmen won h one qame and the honor of qomq to a play day at Rockvllle Centre T ey won put up a good trqht rn the other two BOYS AND GIRLS TENNIS BOYS TENNIS H nond Borqe Mxhan Weber Bascom Hyllnd amr GIRLS TENNIS Front row Abrams Capovzo Kaye Miss Nerwat Second row Landon Edwards Gaynor Wolf Wlnters Tenney Barrlck Schutz Poth Abrams Thlrd row Nye Vanden Drtes Pease Rosasco Heller Smrth Mastroranm E Andreadls Sunn McCord VV1nqert Wahlstrom Smash' Too bad for Ray Mlhan s opponent because Ray has Just let ao one of hrs stzzlmq ace servrces On another court we hnd Harvey Hammond raclnq across court to return a placement On st1ll another court Drck Bas com and Bob Weber are showmq what can be done wrth a l1ttle qood team work These fellows wrth the other boys on the team set Lynbrook 1n a hrah rankmq posttron rn our World of tenn1s Thrs year the qlrls had a ladder tournament Ruth Nye M1ldred Wahl strom and E1leen Vanden Drles smashed the1r way to the top and represented t th reat number Lynbrook Hrqh School at the Lawrence play day Out o e q t El n McCord Ioan Rosenhaus Beatrlce ot qrrls who turned out for thts spor 1 ee th1s ladder Schultz and Manlyn Poth also attamed notable places on 7 l A r v - 4 f- tr, , ' , , ' . . 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