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

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MICHAEL J. BRENNAN SECRETARIAL STAFF Seated: Mary jane Burgomaster, Secretary to Principal, Staiidiiig: Catherine Canning, As- sistant Secretary to Sziperi11fe1ia'e1zt. Frances B. Fritz, Secretary to Superiziteizdent. CLASS OF 1941: Your school, your church, your home, and your many other activities have provided you with educational opportunities obtaina- ble no place on earth but in our United States of America. You have accepted all these privileges as a matter of course, not as rights for which our fore-fathers fought and died. The time may come when you are called upon to again defend your de- mocracy against aggression. l hope not. Perhaps if youth as a group takes a more interested part in our government, realizes its obligations and accepts its responsibili- ties, we shall become so united that our democracy will be impregnable. Be lead- ers. Boost your country. The answer your generation gives to America's challenge will determine her future position in this complex world of ours. Sincerely, M. j. BRENNAN, Principal Nine

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Mr. Borst Miss Budd Mrs. Carman Mr. Carr FACULTY MISS BA RBA RA S. ANDERSON-located in the new science laboratory teaches general science and biology. She was graduated from Smith College with an A.B. de- gree, and from New York University with an MA. degree. She has continued her scientific studies through- out her teaching career . . . MR. ROBERT BORST-- conductor of the band and orchestra, supervises the drum major corps and conductors' groups in grade and high schools, and was graduated from the Teachers' College of Columbia University. Under his instruction the music students present an annual band concert . . . MISS DOROTHY A, BUDD-a graduate of Arnold College, Connecticut, did post graduate work at Ohio State Uni- versity and Columbia University Teachers' College and is now specializing in orthopedics at New York University. She has won renown at Lynbrook High as an archery instructor . . . Known to more of us as Frau, MRS. IRENE B. CARMAN teaches German I, ll, and Ill, as well as civics and economic citizenship. Mrs. Carman formerly taught Spanish and coached girls' bowling, and this year is a Senior Class Nite advisor. She attained an A.B. degree at Syracuse and attended Middlebury Summer School . . . Besides teaching chem- Ten istry and physics, MR. EVANS CARR is noted for his excellent coaching of boys' track. The Science Club also flourishes under his guidance. Mr. Carr earned a B.S. degree in chemistry at Alfred University, and an MA. degree in secondary education at Columbia . . . MISS PEARL M. CA VANEY--one of the instructors of our English department, teaches both English ll and IV. She attended Hunter College, as well as Tufts College where she received a BA. degree, and Columbia University where she earned an MA. degree . . . MISS ALICE D. CHASE-a member of our commercial department, instructs future stenographers. She attended Plattsburg Normal School and New York University, and her sub- jects include shorthand ll, secretarial practice. and typing, She also arranges for her best typing student to compete in an annual contest . , . MR. SIDNEY R. COVERTi- director of athletics of Lynbrook High and well-known Miss Cavaney Miss Chase Mr. Covert Mr. DeGelleke Mr. Duff Mr. Goodrich