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

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PREFACE H. ARTHUR SCHUBERT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Dear Mr. Brennan, To Seniors in particular comes the realization of the fine work you are doing in vocational guidance, because our class is the one which made its debut into high school life at the time you took on this responsibility. Thus to you will go much of the credit for the success which we hope to attain in our future careers. Nor must We fail to recognize your achievement in keeping our school up to its present high scho- lastic standing, and your efforts in gaining scholar- ships where they have been needed. Therefore, Mr. Brennan, we write this tribute to you, whose friendly personality and sincere interest in the students of Lynbrook High School have war- ranted our happy remembrance. 6 Dear Mr. Schubert, We, the class of ,42, want to extend our warmest thanks to you as We close our Senior year. Little have we realized that it is through you that our school is represented in both the county and the state at various conventions, and that from these meetings you have brought back to Lynbrook plans for future policies. Interesting examples of your progressive innovations have been the introduction in the grammar schools of a remedial reading sys- temg also a well-planned set of precautions to be taken in the anticipation of air raids. Most important of all, We have found in you quiet strength of character and scholarly qualities of mind, which have been an inspiration to us all, MICHAEL J. BRENNAN PRINCIPAL

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DEDICATION A whirlwind of energy, drawing everyone along with her by her vigor, is Miss Alice Chase of the Business Ad- ministration Department. To study under Miss Chase is to get one's Work done efficiently and quickly-a prere- quisite in the world of business. Therefore, because We appreciate in her the qualities that set such a fine example for us-good leadership, initiative, and an intuitive sense of fair play, we pay tribute to Miss Alice Chase and hope that her students will carry a little of her personality with them when leav- ing high school.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Deffica tion 5 Preface 6 .f4c'fz1towlea'gmeftt 8 Prologue II Chapter One . . . AUTUMN I5 Chapter Chapter Freshman Class, 16, Home Room Representatives, 185 Class Elections, 19, Owl, 20g Lyn-News, ZIQ Football, 22, Cheerleaders, 233 I-Ilockey, 24, Roller Skating, Badminton, Girls' Archery, 25, Senior Play, 26, Volley Ball, 285 Riding, Boys' Archery, Fencing, 29, Boys' Hi-Y, 30, Girls' Hi-Y, 31. Two . . . WINTER 33 Sophomore Class, 343 Basketball, 365 Freshman Basketball, J. V. Bas- ketball, Wrestling, 383 Science Club, Sailboat Club, Safety Patrol, 395 Orchestra, 403 Glee Club, 4IQ Basketball, 42g J. V. Cheerleaders, Girls' Ping Pong, Girls' Bowling, 43, Junior Class, 445 Junior Play, 463 Boys' Bowling, Boys' Ping Pong, Boxing, Winning Boys' Intra-mural Team, 483 Art Scholarship, 49, Class Night, go-53. Three . .. SPRING 55 Boys' Tennis, Girls' Tennis, Boys' Handball, Boys' Golf, 565 Baseball, Track, 57, Band, 58, Senior Pictures, 59-735 Mirror, 74-76, Informal Snaps, 78. 7