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

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and perhaps on other things?-Alibi Irish could out- stare any wall from here to China. His cracks and his grin were rampant in our Lyn-News press room and the bowling alleys. on the tennis courts and cheering squad . . . FR,4NCl:'S CL'I'.4lULi1.A- Frankie is noted as being a good student, and for laughing, Let's hope she keeps her reputation for both, She was a Home Room Rep. for her lirosh and Soph years and was on the volley ball class team . . . FRANK DA LTO-tif it isn't thunder-it couldn't be old Rip after all these years, could it?-then it must be Dal, He bowled for a hobby, a sport, and an activity, adding intramural soft- ball to the last category. lle's the fellow with the soft. friendly voice and the matching personality . . . ROBERT DAV1S?Drummer Davis can beat out some mighty hot licks on the old skins. When you come into the auditorium he's the guy in the orchestra who makes your feet want to tap, lle was in the orchestra for two years and a member of the band for four years . . . l'Hl'LLlS DI:'Ll.A RU-- Phil is a damsel who was interested in athletics with a capital She played hockey l, 2. 3, 4 and was a member of the hockey honor team in her junior year. She bowled tl, 2, 3, 45, played softball CZ, 3, 43, was on the honor team and made all the Class Nite teams . . . l5l,1ZAISl:'TIl DIiV1Nl:'-HBetty is a globe trotting gal. She's seen so many places that she could compare notes with Osa johnson. Not only was she a member of the drum majorettes, but she led the twirlers when they strutted. Betty was a member of the riding club for one year . . . LORRAINH 1JONALDi 'fBabe plans to go to the Marinella School of Beauty Culture. Will hair be upswept this year, or down- dragged? See Lorraine for advice. She was member of the Glee Club CD, and the swimming and riding clubs. Babe also roller skated and played ping pong . . . DOR- OTHY ANN DUSCHER--'fDucky, as she is affec- tionately nicknamed, is another of our artists, turning Dorothy Ann Doscher Arthur Dratz Shirley Dubow llelen Elizabeth Fbbert ,,..... 3 lirances Cupaioula lfrank Dalto Robert Davis Phyllis Dellaro lilizaheth Devine Lorraine Donald her talents toward the Owl, stall and designing clothes for fun. She batted around the shuttlecock and ping pong balls and played volley ball .,., fl RTIICR DRA TZ- Art,,' being an adventurous lad, has participated in one of Lynbrook lligh's recently added sports. fencing. lle was the Secretary-Treasurer of the lli-Y for one term and one of the Science Club liinsteins. Dratzee was also a member of the band l, 2. 3, 4 and the orchestra for one year ..,. 9 llIRl.1:'l' DUB0ll!- Terry classes music as her favorite hobby and riding her favorite sport. Desi Arnaz seems to be tops with her, By her own state- ment she is lacking DA, and known for D..-X. Shirley was one of our drum niajorettes, and a member of the riding club . . . lll:'l.I:'N l:'1.lZAl3l:'Tll l:'13Ii1iRT- We know her as Bette, a willowy lady with an ambition to be another Gertrude Lawrence. She was Yice-President of her class for two years, and Vice-President of lli-Y. Other activities included tennis, basketball in tl. V. and Class Nite, and the junior play . . . MARTHA EIN- STEIN- lVlarty the musical managed alto in the Cwlee Club for 4 years. Occasionally her tones could be heard in the Senior section in Chapel. She played hockey Nineteen

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Elaine Caverno Charles Clement Norma Clinton Daniel Collins Mary Frances Collins Margaret Cooney fAh. poetry.J She was one of our Glee Club nightingales. Seriousness is not her forte. Not only was she a Lyn- News typist, a ping pong, volley ball and tennis player, but she also served on the Class Nite refreshment committees . . . ELAINE CA VERNU--ller cool blondness jolted many a fellow's torpid brain-and heart. f l'he fair Elaine belonged to the Hi-Y and the Year Book staff, and her school spirit branched out to Class Nite cheering, intramural basketball, tennis, hockey, swimming, bowling, and acting as a Home Room Repre- sentative for Z years . . . CHARLES Cl,EMENT- Mike, short for Michael Angelo, has won more art contests than there are Yehudi jokes. ln the Mineola lfair competition, he's a perennial first placer. He was Ye Owls Art Editor, Lyn-News Art Editor, chairman of decorations for the junior Prom and Class Nite. and a lli-Y member . . . NORMA CLINTON--Quiet Norm, so silent, so demure, she could advertise My Echo, my Shadow, and Me. Her hobby used to be puppets Cwhat Pinocchio isj but she's switched to col- lecting songs. She too is an artist of no mean ability . . . DANIEL COLLINS-He's never seen old Davey Eighteen jones' Locker, but well bet there's not much else he's missed-our nautical-minded 'fColonel. lilung spray, and a kicking wheel, and a spanking breeze-that's enough for cheery. quietly quizzical Whats up? Dan . ,. MARY FRANCES COLLINS-Mary is an athletic maiden. She's not at all contrary either, even though gardening is her hobby, CCockle shells and stutfj She roller skates, plays tennis, volley ball, and basketball. Added to that, she's another Diana Cwith a bowb and was a member of the Year Book staff . . . MARGARET COONEY- Marge is a math marvel, a history high and a Latin Laureate. Proof is the fact that she's our Salutatorian. Though not too athletically inclined, she did play badminton. She was one of Ye Olde Owl's staff, and was on the Class Nite skit committees 2 and 3 . . . ROBERT COSIER-'fCozy has a list of activities from here to there. He was Sports Editor of the Lyn- News and Year Book, a varsity bowler, member of the lli-Y CZ, 3. 43, member of the track team, band, and lirosh basketball team, announced at Class Nite, acted in the junior play and on the junior Prom committee . . . DENYS COUCH--This dapper gent from over- seas sounds like a by-product of the automobile industry- his nicknames Driver Denif' and he knows an auto- mobile inside-out. Careful CPB driving and soccer, foot- ball round out his interests and activities . . . DOLORES CRAMER-- Del spent her Grst two years at St. Agnes Academy before she migrated to Lynbrook lligh School. Shes either a skeptic or a yes man, because her favorite saying is 'fOh, sure. During her Senior year she played tennis and Rip Van Winkle's sport. bowling . . . GEORGE CRANDALL---Big, strong, handsome Swifty played center on the varsity football squad- he must've been the model for that song You've Gotta Be a Football Hero. you know? On the pecuniary side of life was caddying-and golf as a hobby . . . RAY- MUND CUDAHl'iA cheerful authority on benches- Robert Cosier Dolores Cramer George Crandall Raymond Cudahy

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Martha Einstein jack Faber Charles Falkenmayer Edward Field Lawrence Fitzgerald Robert Fountain l, 2, 3, 45 softball l, 2, 3, 45 basketball l, 2, 3, 45 volley ball for three years and Class Nite basketball her junior year . . . IACK FABERi Clipper came to Lynbrook lligh from Sewanhaka. lf you want any info on hockey, go to him-he's the Oscar Levant of the puck chasers. jack went out for baseball, basketball, track, and the manly art of self-defense-boxing . . . CHARLES EALKENMA YER-Y Charl calls model airplanes his favorite hobby and basketball his favorite sport, ln commercial law he was always inventing test cases, finding loopholes and fallacies. He was a member of the intramural softball team his Sophomore year, and a member of the intramural basketball team as a Senior . . . EDWARD l IELDi-Spring, the fairer sex, a choice of succulent words, and a merry, merry hddler was he. Most of the time, though, irrepressible Eddie needed no more atmosphere than the orchestra pit. roller skating rink, science club, or a stage, poster, or megaphone for Class Nite . . . LAWRENCE FITZ- GERA LD--We could always be sure of a long one when Fitz came out to cheer. llis lean length of smiling good nature, and-of all things-his gray hair Cwe're sure it Twenty wasnlt worryb were a welcome sight in lli-Y and the ping pong matches . . . ROBERT FOUNTAIN- Bob has a vocabulary that makes Websters look amateurish. lle makes use of every odd syllable in his oratory, how- ever. As one teacher said, in regard to his discourses, He has a fresh approach. llis wit, though quiet, is rapier sharp . . . IEAN EREITAGlA'jeannie CWith the Light Brown Hair, if you want to get technicalj was a thespian in both the junior and Senior plays. She sang in the Glee Club for four years, played badminton, and was chairman of Class Nite refreshments and served on the costume committee . . . ROBERT EREYiPhilo- sophical Frey was one of the bright lights of the varsity basketball squad during the 1940-4l season. lle banged the leather spheroid around the court in Class Nite com- petition '38, '39, lined up a mean shot putt, played tennis and soccer. lle was a lli-Y member and was a delegate to Albany . . . WILLIAM FULLER-- Willie has a great deal of originality, both in thought and action. Intramural tennis tempted him in his spare moments. He too was in the Science Club. lle played intramural and Class Nite basketball, ping pong, softball, and was on the archery team . . . IESSIE FULTON- jess is one of those quiet individuals who say little but think lots. Reading is her favorite hobby and basketball her favorite sport. She plans to enter the business world. You can she her blonde head gleaming in the bowling al- leys or on the archery range . . . KATHLEEN GA YNOR --Titian haired Kay has a tranquility which is un- shakable. She specializes in Class Nites: basketball team, costume, refreshment, and ticket committees. She's a good student, rides, was in the junior play, on the Year Book staff, the ping pong honor team, played intramural basketball and tennis . . . DORIS GOERGER-One thing 'fDot will never have on her hands is time. Scin- tillating best describes her. She was a Home Room Rep, on the Year Book and Lyn-News staffs, in the junior jean Freitag Robert Frey William Fuller Jessie Fulton