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

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THE SENICDR CLASS E BEGAN our Freshman year with mixed feelings of fear and anticipa- tion. With jack Kuckens as class presi- dent we placed second in Class Nite, win- ning both girls' and boys' basketball. As Sophomores we felt really grown-up. Louis Bauer, Russ Herzog, and Bette Eb- bert were chosen President, Vice-President, and Secretary-Treasurer. Although we placed but third in Class Nite, we took first place in skits with a clever Buck Rogers sketch written by Alex Boecker. When we answered that old school bell to begin our junior year we were feeling very important because we were now upper- classmen. Louis Bauer was re-elected Presidentg Bette Ebbert and Dot Win- gert won the posts of Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer. Although we placed last in Class Nite, winning only skits and cheerleading, we had many successes in our junior year. Remember Youth Takes Over, which was simply swell with jerry as a typical naughty boy always in trou- ble? And didn't Russ look just too adoring when Ellen sang Can This Be Moon Love? Nor did we stop there, but we made the junior prom an affair worth re- membering. Our Prom Orientale was well advertised by certain juniors. Having reached the position of Seniors, we started the year by making jerry Wein- stein President, Herb Strohson Vice- President, and Dot Wingert Secretary- Treasurer. Our Senior actors did a grand job in The Mummy and the Mumps which every one still remembers. By the way, do any of you know Who in the heck is Dooly? OFFICERS Doris Wingert, Secretary-Treasurer,' jerome j. Weinstein, President, Herbert Strohson, Vice- President. Fifteen

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Mildred Abouaf Arnold Abrams jack Andre josephine Baldassare lirnest Barber Mildred Barrick REETINGS Mr. and Miss L. H. S. and all the jalopies on Union Avenue. Let's go to press. Flash--Who's Who among the Seniors? MILIJRED ABUUAF--'l'his Senior girl kept quietly out of the headlines, but her pleasing personality has pervaded the halls, particularly in the region of secre- tarial classes. She is athletically inclined and is some- what of a dead eye on long shots in basketball. She also shone in baseball, ping pong. and Freshman basketball competition .... fl RNULD ABRAMS--'lihe Romeo of Room 5, his favorite hobby, by his own admission, is girls. Sandwiched between the fairer sex is a checkered career featuring intramural basketball in large quantities. 'fPete'i the Palpitating participated in Class Nite through- out all four years in the capacity of checker, Where'll we hang our hats when he leaves? . . , PAULA Al.l:'X- flNDliR-Back from the land of magnolias and hibiscus tlilorida to youj comes Paula. one of the most zealous of the Home Room Reps. She had a corner on the ball market, playing ping pong for four years, and bowling for two. For one year she riyaled the lndians Sixteen in the ancient sport of Archery. Shell always hit what she aims at . . . IACK ANDRI5-Comes june, quiet, likeable jack will enter the humdrum world of business. llis favorite sport is swimming and that makes him a merman, Ile whiled away his time with softball and basketball . . . IOSEPHINE BALDASSARI1'- jo is the travelingest girl. She spent her Frosh year here at Lynbrook High School. her Soph year in South Phila- delphia, and her junior semesters in Brooklyn Girls' High. She likes to toss the cowhide around the courts in spare moments. Peddling a bike also provides relaxa- tion . . . ERNEST BARBER-This Apollo of Lyn- brook High came to us as a Soph from the city. He was soon absorbed into our athletic program to the extent of intramural softball, varsity football, bowling, roller skat- ing, varsity basketball. He lists among his hobbies driv- ing and being a Yankee rooter , . . MlLDRl:'D BA R- RICK-The handbook of the history class reads char- acter in faces in the subway. COccasional there's a blank pagej She whirls on roller skates, twirls with the drum majorettes, and hurls a volley ball. She also plays tennis and hockey, and knows how to ride a horse in the riding club , . . LOUIS BAUER-just mention airplanes and his propeller'll start to whirr. He'll be the future Robert Taylor of the Hell Cats. He climaxed his three years as a band member by becoming president, tooted a trom- bone in the orchestra, was Soph and junior President, a thespian in the junior and Senior plays, and a Lyn- Newsu columnist . . . FRANCES Bl:'HNliZ Fran's favorite sport was basketball, as you can see: girls' basketball and Class Nite l, Z, 3. 4. Among Fran's hobbies were stamp collecting and music. The band claimed her as a member for four years. She also found time to in- dulge in hockey, softball. and volley ball , . . STAN- Lli Y ISEHREND T--Here's that drummer man again -and this kind of drum stick is too hot for eating when l'Moose'i starts to roll out that rhythm, You've heard Louis Bauer Frances Behne Stanley Behrendt james Bencivenga