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

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OWL STAFF Sr'aIed--Joan Rosenhaus, Art Editor, Edith Abrams, Typing Ediforg Doris Widinaier, Claxx Editor, Josephine Hamburger, Edilrnr-ir:-Chief, Rhoda Muson, Axxislanf Buxinrxs Manager, Elinor Wahlstrom, Girls' Sport Editor, Miss Mildred White, Literary Advisor, Slandiug-Donald Dalton, Newton Dadirrian, Cu-Edilors of Artiuilirsg William Carl, Boys' Sporlx Edilorg ll. Ray johnson, Buxinvss Advisor, William Rogers, Businrxx Manager, john Lynch, Ploofograpby Edifor. ET'S DO something different! That seemed to be the idea the Owl Staff had when it decided to publish a year book which tells its story in chronological order. This plan has been carried out under the direction of effervescent Jo Hamburger with the careful guidance of Miss White, Miss Cullen and Mr. Johnson. During the year, the editors had the opportunity of making two excursions to- gether in connection with their yearbook work. The first was the annual pilgrimage to the Country Life Press in Garden City. This was an interesting sidelight of the staff's activities. Everything went fine except that Joan Rosenhaus had a little trouble keep- in her pigtails out of the machines. The hair grew back rapidly, however. The second trip the editors made was into the yearbook conference at New York University. They had the pleasure of hearing the famous Believe it or noth Ripley speak. Nevertheless, the staff spent long hours preparing this book and they hope it meets with general approval. Sealed-Abrams, Heller, Smith, Eichmann, Kranzcr, Tenncy. Standing--Holmes, Mintz, Duffy, Morrow, Doherty, Kissin, Goldman, Ackerman, Schratwieser, McCord, Wasserman. 20

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CLASS ELECTIONS OMETHING new was added to the senior elections. Frances Tenny and Donald Watson, co-chairmen, borrowed the method used at the summer session of Boys, and Girls' State. Each home room elected representatives to a nominating convention, which was responsible for choosing a set of officers for each of the two parties. The Green's candidates were Bill Carl, Jack Carroll, and Doris Widmaier, the Gold's were jack Cuff, Eddie Fisher, and Elinor Wfahlstrom. Seniors registered the day before, and a real, honest-to-goodness voting machine was bor- rowed from the Nassau County Board of Elections for the eventful day. Much to every- one's amazement, the votes for presidency were a tie. On the second ballot Bill was elected, Jack and Elinor completing the slate. 1 F1 IUNIORS-JOHN GOULD, president, band and orchestra, vice-president of Hi-Y, class president for three years, plays baseball and basketball, likes physics and geometry.- MAURICE SCHNEIDER, vice-president, Hi-Y, Lyn-News, tennis, basketball, ping-pong, bowling, likes geometry.-MARION KNIAZ, secretary-treasurer, basketball, volley ball, hockey honor team, Hi-Y. SOPHOMORES - RAYMOND DONNELLY, president, Hi-Y, wrestling, likes art and pho- tography.-JOHN MCSHEA, vice-president, football, basketball, likes 3ft.1'MARION LIM- PITLAW, secretary-treasurer, swimming, skat- ing, likes mathematics and stamp collecting' 3 home room representative. FRESHMEIX'-WILLIAM BRENNAN, presi- dent, freshman cheerleading, swimming, skat- ing, football, likes English, algebra.-JOSEPH DOBSON, vice-president, home room represen- tative, track, freshman basketball manager, likes coin and stamp collecting.-ELEANOR KING, secretary-treasurer, basketball, hockey, freshman cheerleading.

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Svafml-Spitaleri, Abrams, D. Rosenhaus, j. Roscnhaus, Ackerman, McCord, Tenncy, Selsky, Purdy, Cap- perelli, W'nldi'nan, Kranzer, Anderson. Slumfiug-Baran, Duffy, Heller, Hamburger, Schneider, Feraru, iireenhlalt, Hogeboom, Seheufng, Mintl, Schaap, johnson. Selee, W'ahlstrom, Veselsky. Kass, McGrath. HE LYN NEWS, with its famous and ever-present Penny Column, marches on Despite the enormous financial barrier set up by the present high cost of white paper, every other Wednesday throughout the year a complete issue of the Lyn News ap- peared. Many strange and unforeseen news stories and editorials had to be coped with by editor-in-chief Newton Dadirrian and his staff. Air-raid alarms, conservation of paper, savings stamps and bonds, air raid wardens, Red Cross, and defense schools, all figured in the headlines, besides the usual subjects covered by a school paper. Other additions were occasional articles for the Nassau Daily Review-Star school page. Credit is due to Ebba Duffy and Warren Stumpe for giving their all to keep the paper going. Also Mrs. North, literary advisor, and Mr. johnson, business advisor, gave much time and effort toward increasing its prestige. The large number of subscriptions from the Freshmen promises the Lyn-News a secure future. L YN-NEPVS Smhal-Poth, Smith, Dadirrian, Bali- 3 Iar: Holmes. Duffy, Mrs. North, Lffffdfgj' Arlzixur. Standing-Lyneli i Smith, Rogers, Morrow, Stumpe.