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

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play, on the archery honor team l, 2, 3, 4, Class Nite committees l, 2, 3, 4, roller skated, swam, and was in the Glee Club l . . . HAROLD GOERLICH-- I didn't do it! is Goerlich's plaintive cry. Maybe he had a guilty conscience, but he was a mighty determined fellow on the Senior tug-of-war Class Nite team. Wonder if we should connect his favorite saying with his favorite hobby-exploring in the laboratory?-Could bel . . . IOHN GOLDSTEIN--- Bud has one of the best dis- positions in l,ynbrook High. Be it rain, or be it snow, sunshine, or fog, he'll be smiling. He went in for basket- ball in a big way, playing on the Frosh, j. V., and Class Nite teams. john also went out for track . . . ELEANOR GRANDINETTI- Skeezix is planning to be a coed in the future. With her marks, college doors will open wide. She's an all-round girl, participating in hockey, basketball, baseball, roller skating, Class Nite basketball, and the Class Nite costume committee . . . VINCENT GRAND1NliTTl-J'Yini1y is the lad who did those flip-flops that livened up the cheering at the games. He was a varsity and Class Nite cheerleader, boxed, played tennis, bowled, played intramural basketball, and be- longed to the lli-Y. Being musically inclined, he plays the accordian too ..., 4 GNES GRANT- Mickey got the biggest thrill out of the person who told her she didn't act like a Valedictorian, and the next biggest from writing short stories. She lists among her other occupa- tions: Class Nite skits, junior play, Glee Club, badmin- ton, Lyn-News' typist Crare creaturej, Class Editor of the Year Book, Year Book typist, and volley ball honor teams. We know Agnes will be successful in any line she enters.. . Vlilfll GRIFFITH--We had a capable executive in Grief He was President of the Hi-Y Area Council, and in his own Hi-Y for Z terms, and l as Treasurer. Grief also found time to pursue sports, Class Nite basketball, 4 years of track, j. V. football, cross country. In his spare time he was a member of the Agnes Grant Veith Grifiith james Hamilton Mildred Hansen Kathleen Gaynor Doris Goerger Harold Goerlich john Goldstein Eleanor Grandinetti Vincent Grandinetti Science Club . . . jAMES HAMILTON-- jimmy's hobbies included body building, which accounts for his he-man physique. He was a member of the bowling Leam, tennis, wrestling teams, did some cheerleading, and, last but not last, served as a stalwart on the Class Nite tug- of-war team, Don't kid him about his dimples! . .. MILDRED HANSEN- Millie will be one of the girls we'll miss when graduation comes and goes. lfler smile and laughing gray eyes did much to enliven L. ll. S. During her school years, Millie took part in volley ball, tennis, and served on the refreshment committee l, and decoration committee Z . . . GLORIA HENSLEY- Whenever you needed a contagious laugh and a spark- ling smile, it was time to call on Glo, She had the knack of never looking serious, but getting things done. One of our foremost dancers-on-skates, Gloria was also property manager for the junior play and assisted the Librarian in the grammar school... ELEANOR HERZBERG- El was a gingervating spirit on the basketball class and Class Nite teamsg class hockey team: Class Nite, class and honor volley ball teamsg and in tennis. She worked hard on the costume committee Twenty-one

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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

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Gloria Hensley Eleanor llerzberg Russell llerzog Robert Himes Adell llorton Elaine Isgard for Class Nite-and will you ever forget the strong man's leopard skin in the junior play? . . . RUSSELL HER- ZOG- 'lihe Duke consumed numerous aspirins as Editor of the 'fLyn-News. lle trod the boards in the junior play, delivering puns in 3 acts and intermissions. llis puns are as famous for their deft delivery as for the sly grin that usually accompanies them. During his Sophomore year he was Secretary-Treasurer of his class . . . ROBERT HIMES-When Bobby wasn't building model airplanes or playing baseball, he was usher and doorman at the Arcade Theater, which ac- counts for that natty uniform he sometimes sported. He also played basketball and intramural softball. Bobby spoke little, but accomplished much . . . ADEL1. HORTONiWhen we were still almost juvenile, this literary member of our class was Feature Editor of the Lyn-News, on the Owl literary staff, and already had several publications to her credit. ln her off moments, she was press agent for the junior and Senior Plays, in the Legion Oratory Contest, and the Class Nite skits . . . ELAINE ISGARD- Ronnie plans to go to Holly- wood Modeling School. Schaparelli'll design 'em and she'll Twenty-two parade 'em. She do-re-mi-ed in the Glee Club, operetta, Band Concert, and junior Class Nite skit, Added to that, she belonged to the swimming and skating clubs and was a drum majorette . . . LAWRENCE IACOB- SON-- Bud has one of the most pleasantly pitched, deep voices in Lynbrook High. Besides this outstanding feature, he's one of our sport experts, He went in for athletics: wrestling, ping ping, track, intramural base- ball, and basketball. His humorous quips are highly amusing, if sometimes beside the point . . . EVERETT IANES-- Luke is an outdoor man-the wide-open spaces, nature, a gun and a rod, all that sort of thing, He likes to sail, a life on the ocean, land ho and what have you. In L. ll. S. he spent his leisure bowling . . . EMMA IESSUP- jessie looks as if she could turn out pies like mother used to bake. ln reality, however, her home is not to be on the Range but in the business world. She liked to go bicycling, and took an active part in archery and hockey . . . IULIAN IUSTER-- jay jay is one of the fastest, smoothest talkers in these here parts. llis glib tongue netted him Hrst prize in the Legion Oratory Contest. He was on the Lyn-News and Year Book staffs, a Class Nite cheerleader and track team member, and in the junior and Senior Plays . . . CHARLES K,4ISERlDiaries are supposed to be like the historical cow that kicked the lantern-but 'fCharlie's was a diary of a different color. It was his Senior theme- and what an outdoors man he turned out to be! Ask him for further publications on his hunting-they'll be enlightening . . . LIDA KASSEI,-Lida the likeable is a good-natured individual. She was another budding Lily Pons in Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4, and the operetta 2, 3, 4. Shorty trod the boards in the junior Play, participated in hockey 2, 3, 4, and served on the Class Nite refresh- ment committees . . . BETTY KAYE- Betty the Bold Cby her own statement? was a member ot' the Year Book staff. She was one of those who haunted you for Lawrence jacobson Everett j anes Emma jessup julian juster