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

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advisor of the Hi-Y. He was graduated from New York State Teachers' College with a B.S. in commerce . . . MRS. BERTHA A. SALVAGGIO--is fondly called Madame by her students of French I, ll, and lll. She lived in Madrid, Spain, for several years, and makes her French classes more interesting by relating some of her experiences there. Madame obtained an A.B. degree from Elmira College ...i 'W iss HELEN H. SEIIZ- who teaches American history, referees heated discussions on such topics as the New Deal, the World War, Town Hall of the Air broadcasts, and sponsors attendance of Seniors at the meetings of the Foreign Policy Association at the Hotel Astor on Saturday mornings. She received her A.B, from Wells College . . . MISS KA THRYN E. SLAUSUN--endeavors to make mathematical wizards of her students. She teaches elementary algebra, inter- mediate algebra, and trigonometry. Her higher education was received at Syracuse University where she was awarded an A.B. degree, and at Columbia University where she earned an M.A. degree . . . MISS MAR- GARET E. SMITH-who teaches English l and ll, and offers her assistance as dramatic coach for assembly programs, received an AB. degree from Syracuse Uni- versity, an A.M. degree from Columbia University, and attended the American School of Archaeology in Athens, Greece . . . MISS MA RIORIE B. SWARTHOUT-- who obtained an A.B. degree from Cornell University, and an M.A. degree from Columbia University, is a member of our mathematics department: she teaches plane and solid geometry, and advanced algebra: and in addition is the advisor of the Girls' Hi-Y . . . As Librar- 'l'YPlNG ian, MRS. DORIS WARNER has charge of a depart- ment which is most essential to all high school students. She is always eager to help us select books for reference or for enjoyment. Mrs. Warner received a B.A. degree from St. Lawrence University and a B.L.S. degree from Albany State Teachers' College . . . MISS MA RGARET S. WASIIBURN--attended New York University and HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS attained a BS. degree in commerce from New York State College for Teachers. The subjects she teaches include bookkeeping l, business law, elementary algebra, economic geography, and personal typing. ln addition. she is an advisor of the riding club, Tltirft't'iz

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Mr. Sabol Mrs. Salvaggio Miss Seitz Miss Slauson FACULTY boys' bowling team . . . MR. 1. RAY jOHNSON-- Lynbrook l'ligh's versatile director of activities, teaches ancient and American history, civics and citizenship, supervises the publication of the Owl, and is faculty advisor for the boys' lli-Y, He earned an A.B. degree from Waynesburg College, and an A.M. degree from New York University. .. MRS. CHARLOTTE B. K1NNli-an alumna of Oneonta Normal School, Columbia University, and New York University where she earned a B.S. degree, teaches English l, civics, and economic citizenship, and is advisor of the riding club . . . MISS EUDORA G. LAMPMAN--who graduated from New York State College with an AB. degree and Columbia University, teaches English Ill and Public Speaking. She coaches would-be actors and actresses of the junior and Senior classes for their annual plays and supervises all assembly programs and public address contests . . . MISS KATHLEEN MCCAHAN-im structor of girls' extra-curricular activities, coaches bowl- ing, ping pong, and badminton, and lends her assistance to Miss Norwat in time of need. She attended Cortland Normal School and graduated with a B.S. degree in physical education . . . MRS. MARY NESS-our Twelve home economics instructor, teaches cooking, sewing, and interior decorating in the fully-equipped and modern home economics department. She was graduated from Skidmore College where she was awardeda B.S. degree . . . MRS. LOUISE M. NORTH--was graduated from St. Lawrence University where she was awarded a BA. degree, and from Columbia University where she re- ceived an MA. degree. She teaches English ll, French l and ll, and is faculty advisor for our school paper, the 'tLyn-News' '... The girls' physical education in- structor, MISS ANNA M. NORWA T--attended Marion College, New York University, Susquehanna Miss Smith Miss Swarthout Mrs. Warner Miss Washburn University, where she won a B.S. degree, and Columbia Teachers' College where she received an MA. degree. She coaches hockey, basketball, baseball, volley ball, and tennis . . . Our ofhce assistant, MR. WILLIAM K. PEA RSA LL-is always willing to give friendly advice to those who need it. ln addition he teaches European history and general science. He acquired an A.B. degree from Rutgers University and an M.A. degree from New York University . . . MR. EDWARD f. SABOL-an instructor in our commercial department, teaches short- hand l and ll, secretarial practice, and bookkeeping ll. ln addition he coaches the boys' tennis team, and is an

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