Lynbrook High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (Lynbrook, NY)
- Class of 1947
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- x Un fle fe XVQ are 1UII'OC1LlC1I'1Q 1 progmm heard throughout the Country hroftdctst Mondfty through frrd 13 8 30 3 30 from Stmon XVLHS S1 onsored mtl eontrolled by the Bo 1rd of Eduefttrorr rmd drreetetl hx the tteulty the starrmg plow ers are the members ofthe el1S50f IQL tmderstuehed by the elxsses of 1918 19 L9 md 1930 X ou ll meet these md other 5 eople IS one of the gre ltest x mem md ttlent ohoxw m the world sttrts senehng A L g L . L . ' '11 , c L 4 4, . . , 1 . 1 L ' ' ' A L ' 1 .. 'A-, v , ,- v I vp A A . 4 K y 4. 4 L. 'f, Q 'L, ' , 1 . r Y h A ' t 'Q 1 2' ' 'L ' f. nn.J.,,g.J :aa :aa :aa iii FE? ill Ill iii iii Ill HHH III We 6655 af 7947 Mesenfx We Um! Qfyfzfxlaai Lgciaaf Jyfzbzaai Lflkw M1215 Qedvadan SENIORS We have deczded to dedxcate our yearbo al to you Mr Carr MR CARR Hows come? SENIORS Those of us 1n your sctence classes have enloyed your quret manner and subtle WIC vwhrle knowlng that you team appreC1ated your mstructlons on the correct method of runnlng hurdllng vaultmg and jumpmg All of us thank you for your sc1entzf1c method of rcachmg whxch has shown us how to cnloy vsork and study MR CARR Oh thank you thank you' fwlfh a modest blush he p1cks up a test tube to prepare h1s next experl ment D 4 I N U I 1' Q J f , would always be fair and impartial to all of us. The track t 7 . 7 I Y . . ' . 1 , ' , ' K ' l , ' . .- 5 DEDICATION 92250 af fafzfenfs ADMINISTRATION and STAFF CLASSES Owl Stal? Class Hrstory Class of 47 Honor Students Our GI s Senror ACIIVIIICS Mrrror Class of 48 Class of 49 Class of 50 Auto Mechanrcs Industrral Arts Art and Ceramxcs Home Economrcs Commerc1al Soc1alSc1ence Mathematlcs Sclence Assembly and Public Speaklng Football Basketball Boys Mmor Sports Sports of 46 Honor Teams Cheerleadnng Grtls Sports Leaders Clubs ACTIVITIES Lyn News Homeroom Band Orchestra Chorus Senror Play Junnor Play H1 Y Class Nxght Representattves French Club SPORTS .............................................................. ......... lgaafmf af Shcadfafz JOSEPH D ABRAMS HARRY M MALKAS Vzce Prendenz CHESTER A JACKSON Prendenl Qu! VICTOR L BLLDING lg H ARTHUR SCHUBERT EDGAR A HEESELER Secretary RUSSELL B BUCHANAN HARRIET A OBRIEN Treafurer Superintendent of Schools 1-. GUY L GOULD C I erk 7 J ENSOR Morr CARL E PETERSON Attorney 5' .D C no s f MICHAEL J BRENNAN Principal MARJORIE SWARTHOUT J RAY JOHNSON Dean of Gzrlx Admmutratue Amnant madly ,pf .1- ' ROBERT BORST ALICE CHASE E EVANS CARR IRENE CARMAN a i I ' 'N X , 1 K Q - J : a el k . ' 325:57 Q E - 4f'l'f'?'k K : Q ,, I M616 L 4 4A5'1fgi3f5, C , as W SIDNEY COVERT STUART DEGELLEKE jun. WILLIAM HEMMERICK QD ,.- WALTER HAWTHORNE CHARLOTTE KINNE MARGARET LINDWALL 1 FLORENCE DONALDS DOROTHY HILL DOROTHY GROB FRANCIS HOLMES LOUISE NORTH ANNE NORWAT 1 I A ,C I. S ' A -'S+ X , H 9 ,QQ ,-v THOMAS PETRONE 9' Qs sv 1-as-4 HELEN SEITZ BERTHA SALVAGGIO ARTHUR SECHRIST KATHRYN SLAUSON NO PICTURE PEARL CAVANEY ANNE CULLEN EUDORA LAMPMAN L ang. 45 gs- T? in MILDRED WHITE RITA STATTEI. MARGARET WASHBURN 'ZR 7,411- ERANCIS FRITZ MARY HARE CATHERINE BRALINECK IDA HERNIAIN IO , g fkr, Mx gi' I ? , ff is A v j I V' A is 1 ' ' I .V ',,' Q BARBARA ANDERSON A C 1 I , 2 ' 1 A X ,UD ., K 'r-9, . as -f s' Zi v 0 ,' K a e ' ' KW r. 'Wifi . .,,n, I 2 1 4 J 1 's I :' 5 if zz. ,. '43 fi A .4 .,-rv M141 if '- 4 1- NJ 3' r .5 - s gl ' 1' A 4. ' 'i-ah, v-.. .,v-., 4,5 V K. -+3 tl if 1 v 1 r s 'E-.X Iv HARRY EID Prendenr MARILYN HEZINGER JANE UNDERWOOD Vue President Segfepgfy me fa In September of 1943 the halls of Lynbrook High School were invaded by a crowd of curious apprehen sive Frosh They soon learned that the rule was up the front stairs and down the back stairs Politically they elected Irwin Howell for president Bill Leek for vice president and Doris Skidmore for treasurer secre tary as their leaders in the Class Nite struggle Under the theme of St Valentine s Day our friends put up a losing battle against the well organized upper classes With june the seemingly endless four years were one fourth over When school reopened in September of 1944 the Sophomores sure and stable met to attack their new problems This year they sent into oflice Irwin Howell president Bill Leek vice president and Doris Skid more treasurer secretary The names of their leaders were beginning to be heard through offices in organtza tions Gone With the Wind was their theme for Class Nite but once again they were defeated. And here we are-juniors was the cry in 1945 as our friends tanned and bronzed reorganized to start the second half of their high school career. A change in officers came about: VVilliam Nagel was president Gerald Turner vice-president and jane Underwood I3 ZMZM 5671 treasurer secretary In October they added a socral highlight to the L H S calendar with the Football Frolic the first junior prom to be held in the Htgh School gym A cast of excited actors and actresses pre sented a hrghly successful play junior Miss in Febru ary 1946 The class really began to operate as a unit at Class Nite when they received second place with the comic strip theme- Popeye Once more September saw the opening of the doors to let in a group who were determined to make this year the very best of all There was another change in class officers Harry Eid president Marilyn Hezmger vice president and jane Underwood treasurer secre tary Ramshackle Inn a mystery farce definitely received the title of one of the most successful senior plays at Lynbrook High School Then came frenzied preparattons for our big events a tumultous Class N ite and senior prom and suddenly the big day was upon them. Where have the four years gone to? they ask. They are gone-but never to be forgotten. And now you ask who is this group whose history holds so much-none other than-the Class of 1947! gemafls 7 94 7 Q.. MADALINE ABRAMS I J WILLIAM F ALBERN JOSEPH ALFANO DONALD I. AVRICK HARRY F. BADEN I4 fs, EVELYN E. BALDWIN ALFRED G BELLA GLORIA M BELLOWS Lgdillbflf 194' 7 HENRY W BENNING ROBERT B BERGER BARBARA BIRDSALL I5 l MARILYN BLOOME Lgefzlaxls f 94 7 HOWARD F BRADY EI IZABETH BUTLER ESTELLE T BUTT GENEVIEVE M. CASSETTA RITA A. CHARDE 16 PETER P. COENEN LOUISE CRANDALL 45ZIllM5 194 7 ANN M DEVITT CHARLES DAVIS JOAN D DICK 17 ANNE A DAVISON THERESA M DILLON 45211045 194 7 76 Q- 9 HARRY EID DOROTHEA E. FISHER 'M BERTHA FARMLETI' EDITH JOYCE FOSTER I8 BEULAH FEIL ETHEL FREEMAN MABEL GALLON 5. XY HAROLD GIESCHEN 45m.wx 7 94 7 41' LOIS GNATOWSKY Q ROLAND GOMEZ 'S ELEANORA M GRANT I9 3 RALPH GRIFFITH gefzlwlx 7 94 7 RICHARD HAGGREN JOHN HAASNOOT 46,4 'Q' EDNA HALL 20 MARY HACKE ELLEN R HANSON T 62 . 5' . , Q. ' 7 ' t AJ ' r ,., ,Ar 1 AGNES GRIMES 55 fr I 'P Q 1 1 - 1 , . ' ' I s ' f A 'am ? Fit Lgefzlcws' f 94 7 ag-6 4-1- MARILYN HARNACH NANCY HAYDEN LYLE HENDRICKSON Ki SHELDON B. HERSKOVITZ 21 DIANNE HEGGEDAI. MARILYN E. HEZINGER Lgmfbfls 7 94 7 Z THELMA HIN ELL ELLEN A HOBBS R MARIANN E JANES JOAN KANDEL 9' We MARY PATRICIA JORDAN NANCY E KAMPS 22 HAROLD KATZ STEPHEN M KAUFMAN Lgefzws 7 94 7 RUTH KELLEY AUDREY J. KOOPMAN 23 THERESA KEELEY JOHN KRAUS agmms 7 94 7 fl, of HARVEY LEFF vi CHARLES LEHMANN MARY LAVIN GEORGE LEHN DAVID LEMON 24 JAMES MCCULLOUGH 1 Agiilldlfg 194 7 1.015 MACHIRAN 47 tl I 'Q CORINNE MARTIN EDITH F MARTIN -34. 1 lg Id fxixxll ROBERT MEIER WILLIAM MITCHELL 25 EARLE MORIARTY Lgifllbwf 7 94 7 ' w A fv- if on fab if-2 4' x' Wav WILLIAM P NAGEL 11. E 1-M WILBERT F MULLER PHYLLIS O'I.EARY RITA NAM V 195 JOAN o'NE11. 26 pi Q. A 5. ROBERT OST DAVID W PALMER EDMUND H PARSONS JR agefzlafls 194 7 ROSE PERROTFA GEORGE L PERRY 27 ANGELA PILATO Agefzzcws 1 94 7 DORIS RODESK LOIS ROBINSON JOY REISEN BEVERLY RUDD 51:1-n MICHAEL SCHERALDI JAY SAPHIER 28 'f, ' , ex K is R E... I Q A I 541 1 Q ,L Y , x ' I f'. Y x '14 5 Xi JACQUELIN E SCHIRALLI ads ELEANOR T SCHLOSSER agefzfbws ! 94 7 'I' 41 Y T- CAROLYN S SCHOLL l' 'QI ROBERT EUGENE QCHRIEBER EDWARD SCHWARZ 29 CHRISTINA SILVERA agefzzkws 7 94 7 DORIS A SKIDMORE .15 K' ROBERT W SNYDER JEAN E SIMONSEN u- ' FR Vx ..-1 BARBARA J STANLEY JOSEPH F STEGMAN 3 RICHARD STENDAHL WILLIAM E SURETTE JR Y HERBERT N TERRY ' it B ROBERT TAHY Y' Xfhl WARREN S TIMMERMAN 31 Lgenzbxls 7 94 7 if vw- DONALD M TERRY JANICE C THUMSER Lgefmws 194 7 'PNN ,gn 1 new ,sw 1 'v-9 GEORGE TRIMINGHAM GERALD W TURNER EDITH TOMMAS QQVK. 1? !r LAB .nu L JANE UNDERWOOD FRANCIS VECCIA 32 .IOSEPHINE VECCIA Lgefuafts f 94' 7 11 ? MURIEL I VOLLMER N S! GEORGE W WADKINSON DORIS WARNER STELLA M WEBSTER OREN WEISGERBER 33 1'-4 3 HELEN WEISS Lgenfafls 7 94 7 is RUSSELL WESTMACOTT 1 MARJORIE WHITE JOAN WEYANT Qan- INNA WINOCOUR 34 JEAN I. WOLFRAM 'W 11 X A 6 h x 4, . 'X ifxi 11' iff Q J 4 U A C Mi' a V' ? O H I cahmy f- W S llllli ,u,,0, l I T Q 5 2 Hwfzw ll!! il. l ii 1 -n 1 an 11 Q- i 1- 1 1: i C ..-1 m y lllll xml mm ll VALEDICTORIAN Edxth Martin fb I o O 9 5' 2 'C' QNX 6 4.0 SALLTA1 ORIAN 18011 Q 4 1 I Anne Dax b Mr Le f txmes Coslow Scholarshxp Awards are gwen y to those people who are on the honor roll for a mayornty 0 durmg the year F1rst YCHFLCCFEIHCHIC second bronze pm, thxrd s1lver pm fourth gold pm Edlth Marrm 96 64 8 Marrlyn I-Iarnach 92. Ann Davxson 95 05 9 Inna Wrnocour 91.71 rskovrrz 94 57 10 Lors Robmson 91.48 94 57 11 G1or1a Bellovss 91.45 17 Helen WICISS .... 91.38 Wfarner ..... 91.37 91.25 Sheldon He Hezrnger 93 77 19 Dons lla W ebsrer Marxlyn Rnchard I-Iaggren 6 Janrce Thumser 97 44 7 Mananne anes 97 41 14 Ste Dons Skxdmore 91 O0 22 4 Gu. Q 1 1 1 5 X: Q s . 2 2 ,di Q Q . ,- g . . G 5 2 2 2 X E E : -i i : , : : : l i Z 2 : 7 1 -- 5 '. 2 5 9 5 5 .'-E E .'-5. 5 'E f 2 4 - ' 5 S 9 5 ff 3 3' .. 3 4 1 5 S I . . Q ff 1 S 100. I I S fn, 5 Q 3 Q oo s'xs : . . Q - . - 1 5 1- I A 1. ' ' .............. . . . ' ' .... .. 2. ' ............... . . ' ........ . 3. . I .... X. . I .......... 4. ...... 1. - . ' . .... . 5. ' ........ .- -. ' ........ . Q - J ffiff. I f 'ff' 15. ' ' ........ . ROBERT BRANDIS fp. GJ Spent 2 years in the U. S, Navy in W Pacitic area. Rank: Seaman l c QQMJ. ROB . LLA ,, ERT DA 1 - o BE vi Sp , W1 r CARBHLL , the U, Sl, wav Europa? 212 years fdfluary Gradu W momhsinseaman , v UDSIO SE area. Rankin U. S N are! - o r - ' a - area- 90 us' Slgnalman VT if Mamas 1 -U.-T., . -, E xl: 'f f 6 Z I, E I 1 Q. . fa g. rip' Xl -L. xj an X gangs ' X RLO STANLEY De FAU CP- GJ ANTHONYIDE CA A Spent 18 months in the U. S. Army JAMES DILLON A , Spenr I3 m0mhS In 'he U- S- AfmY ln Air Corps in Pacifrc area. Rank: Ser- SPCUI 1 YC21' H1 Newham Marine In Amerncan area. Ranki COIPOIB1. gang, Pacinc area. Rank: Seaman 1 c. an .2 Lge' i' 2 TEY 'Lf f WILLIAM FUCHS , Spent I5 months in U S Nav in . . . y iff., South Pacific area. Rank: Seaman lfc. ' ' JA MEL , 5 MES F s josgpn DQHQJ 5. Nm in Eu,Of,1'l2 2 yew in-:Arrow hs in ' 1 . afea. C' U, Spent 15 33:33 Seaman LC Rank: Sf-rgeagi Army in Pacihfi area' r-4 he + - x ..,, -. ' --X 4 qs- ,vu cf' ,, ,gqiif f f 5 ' -- .1'.'.':. '- Q' '- fu? V 1, v,tX Ji Ut lj xl vi i ' - I ' ' ' 'VS-a, ,xx ,Q - .. . HARTLEY 1. MAYR Spent 215 years in U. S. Navy in European area. Rank: Seaman lfc. EDMUND H. PARSONS, JR. GEORGE L. SAWYER ROBERT STEINBERG Spent 2 years in U, S. Navy and Sea- Spent 2 years in U. S. Navy in Ameri- Spent 21 months in U. S. Army in bees in Pacific area. Rank: Seaman 1 c. can area. Rank: Machinists Mate. American area. Rank: Pfc. MOST INTELLIGENT Sheldon Herskovrtz Edrth Martm MADALINE E ABRAMS Volleyball class team archery physxcal fitness bas ketball Class Nxte decoratrons CFr and Soph I Class Nrte cheerleadrng ijt? favorxte hobby drawmg favorrte amusement modern records favortte subject ar WILLIAM F ALBERN Lyn News bowlmg Hx Y presrdent CSrj Scrence Club Class Nrte decoratron commrttee Cjr J favorrte hobby photography favorrte amusement huntmg favortte subject math plans for the future college JOSEPH EDWARD ALFANO Y Varsrty Club C3 yearsj vrce presrdent CSr J favorrte amusement sports favorxte subject Englrsh plans for future college DONALD I AVRICK Lyn News staff Owl staff mtramural basketball track manager CFrJ tennrs manager Url Leaders Club juntor play Class Nxte basketball CSoph J skrts CSophJ favorlte hobby photography favorrte amusement hrkmg favorrre subject chemrstry plans for future study engtneerrng HARRY F BADEN Archery C2 yearsb Scrence Club band and orches tra Cflyearsj favornte hobby readrng favorxte amuse ment movies favorrte subject chemnstry plans for future agrrculture EVELYN ELOIS BALDWIN Basketball physrcal fitness honor team volleyball Class Nxte krckball relays favorrte hobby puzzles favorxte amusement movxes plans for future secre tartal work ALFRED G BELLA Intramural softball fFrJ mtramural basketball CSophJ golf Ur and Srl H1 Y favorxte hobby golf favorrte subject mechamcal drawmg plans for future college GLORIA M BELLOWS Owl staff Lyn News staff tenms volleyball basket ball bowlmg H1 Y junror and Senxor plays Class N tte refreshment and decoratxon commxttees favorrte hobby collectrng popular records favorrte amuse ment dancrng favorrte subject Englrsh plans for future bus1ness HENRY W BENNING Football handball orchestra favorrte hobby musrc favorrte amusement drrvmg favorrte subject geome try plans for future college ROBERT B BERGER Owl staff favorrte hobby records favorrte amuse ment baseball favorxte subject Englrsh plans for future study law BARBARA ANN BIRDSALL Owl staff Class Nrte decoratron commrttee favor rte hobby kmttrng favorrte amusement movres favorxte subject Englrsh plans for future Teachers College New Paltz MARILYN BLOOME Bowl1ng basketball volleyball prng pong favorxte amusement dancrng favorrte subject Englrsh plans for future Amerxcan Academy of Dramatrc Art HOWARD FRANCIS BRADY Lyn News staff JV football Varsrty football fjr and Sr 5 baseball Varstty Club band and orchestra Class Nrte basketball CSoph J favorrte hobby sports favorrte amusement movres favorrte subject Englrsh plans for future Army ELIZABETH BUTLER From Mxdwood HS Brooklyn home room vxce presxdent secretary to Spamsh and musrc teachers volleyball basketball junror and Semor plays favorrte Spamsh plans for future Centenary jr College Span rsh stenographer ESTELLE BUTT Owl staff Lyn News staff bowlmg Class Nnte cheerleadrng decoratrng commxttee favorrte hobby bowlmg favorrte amusement movxes favorxte sub ject shorthand plans for future bus1ness GENEVIEVE MARY CASSETTA Basketball Class Nxte cheerleadmg drum majorette C4 yearsj favorrte hobby collecting snapshots favor 1te amusement movres favorrte subject shorthand plans for future travel RITA CHARDE Owl staff JV and Varsuty cheerleadrng basketball tennrs honor teams softball bowlmg Class Nxte cheerleadlng basketball krckball decoratrons skrts favorrte hobby knnttmg favorite amusement swtm mmg favortte subject Engljsh plans for future Katharme Grbbs or nursmg PETER COENEN Narsrty football JV and Varsrty basketball jumor play favorxte hobby drawtng favornte amusement basketball favorrte subject math plans for future work - 1 I, 9 - 9 Q - . p U 9 :G z . . . 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I . . 5 , - f , . , I . . 5 - 5 1 9 V I 1 9 I 5 1 5 3 1 S I 38 LOUISE CRANDALL Bowlmg basketball favornte hobby sewmg favor rte amusement swrmmrng favorrte subject ceramxcs plans for future busmess CHARLES E DAVIS Intramural basketball volleyball softball favornte hobby seemg old trme movres favotrte amusements swxmmmg canoerng favor te subject hrstory plans for future college ANNE DAVISON Owl staff pmg pong bowlmg volleyball honor team tennls French Club Hx Y Junlor and Semor plays Class Nrte refreshment commnttee sklts favor rte hobby readxng favorlte amusement dancmg favornte subject chemistry plans for future college ROBERT DAW January 1947 graduate Senxot play chorus favorxte hobby musxc favornte amusement drxvrng favorrte subject publxc speakxng plans for fu ure profes sronal srngrng Spent 30 months rn U S Navy rn European area rank sxgnalman Hrst class sang rn USO shows ANTHONY DE CARLO Varsrty football bowlmg Class N1te wrestlmg bowllng and football favorxte subject auto mechamcs plans for future technxcal school Spent 13 months xn U S Army rn Amerxcan area rank corporal ANN M DEVITT Lyn News typmg edltor Owl typrng edrtor basket ball volleyball Class N1te refreshment commrttee favorxte amusement golng to the cxty favorlte subject hnstory plans for future busmess JOAN DICK JV cheerleadrng basketball Class Nlte cheerlead mg favorrte hobby drlvrng favornte amusements Marx brothers basketball favonte subject math THERESA DILLON Pmg pong bowlmg badmrnton basketball favor nte hobby movnes favorlte amusements basketball dancrng favorxte subject Engllsh plans for future Walter Thornton model JOSEPH JAMES DUHAMEL V football basketball favorlte hobby movles favornte amusement movxes plans for future CPA Spent 15 months rn U S Navy rn the Pacxfic area rank seaman flrst class HARRY EID Senxor class presrdent home room representatxve CSrJ Lyn News alumnx edntor Owl class edxtor Amerlcan Legxon speakxng contest wrestlmg mtra mural basketball track I-I1 Y secretary chorus Sen1or play Class Nxte wrestlxng skxts decoratnons favonte hobbies stamps readxng favorrte amusements danc mg movnes favorlte subjects hnstory publrc speaknng BERTHA FARMLETT Basketball archery bovslmg favorxte hobby hunt 39 :ng favorrte amusements horseback rldmg Coney Island favorite subject att plans for future a college BEULAH FEIL Prng pong French Club favorxte hobby wrltmg favorlre amusements srngmg knnttmg favonte sub ject Englrsh DOROTHEA ELIZABETH FISHER Home room representatxve CJr and Sr D JV and Varslty cheerleadmg volleyball hockey honor teams tennxs basketball softball Class Nxte cheerleadmg basketball krckball favorxte amusement swnmmmg favorxte subject math plans for future college EDITH JOYCE FOSTER Tenms pxng pong basketball softball favorrte hobby prng pong favorlte amusement swnmmmg favorlte subject business law ETHEL FREEMAN Home room representatnve fSrD basketball JV cheerleadlng Class Nrte cheerleadmg favorxte hobby kmttmg favorxte amusement movres favorrte sub ject Englnsh plans for future stenographer Basketball favorrte hobby cars favorlte amuse ment skatxng favorxte subject Engllsh plans for the future electrxcal engmeermg Served 15 months 1n U S Navy rn South Pacnhc area rank seaman first class JAMES F GALLON Last school attended St Leonard s Academy presx dent of class rn 1943 member of student counc1l speakmg contest 1943 favorxte hobby skung favor 1te amusement flshxng plans for future St ohns Umverslty Spent two years rn U S Army m European theater rank sergeant BEST DANCERS Stella Webster Davrd McDonough Peter Coenen l I . . 9 . 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Inna Winocour brothers music roller skating ICIICCDCC IIIUSIC irivolity in Melody SY Fanta olfram W jean 1 --enu- 3 'i. II .IU a . .2 An A. -N , ' V' 'Q : 7 3 'f ll: Front, Burleigh, Frey, Reid, Brennan, O'Donnell. McShea, Brown, Bauberger, Cuson. Second, Newton, Murray. Solomon, Wolf, Heller, W'hitman, Heddon, Salmon, Donald. Third, Ahola, Carlson, Goll, Reilly, Rodgers, Boquist, F. Fischer, Perrotta, Henry. Fourth, Donahue, Warren, King, Stewart, O'Donnell, Cuff, Garrity, Kornely. Fifth, J. Fischer, Meixner, Burns. Jeppesen. Absent, Morgan, McNeill, Kelly. ' wi . ZWWLW lass 1 ,XX My gfssi, - ,J ,f A 63, b ins ' .l it f A in ' F R FW.-.f'-:-:-:-W . W 1' .-I-:lr-:-:H 3 ' Wim? ulllzll ff, in , F l X '. 44 1 ,I 1 ,, R I JAMES MORGAN Prerident Front, Petrarca, DeLisa, Bente, Bedell, R. DeLuca, Carmichel, McLaughlin, Pinto, Flanagan. Second, Mason, Guenther, Grimes, Robinson, Mayr, Soave, Risedorf, Kamholz, Ashfolk, Spina. Third, Schmitt, Kirk, Benedict, McDowell, Sherin, Hempel, Tischler, Seely, McKenna, Ranck. Fourth, J. Selee, Baraban, Saemmer, Paff, Roth, Rosche, Keon, Buzzeo, Laux, Lumm. Absent, Milligan, O'Hara. ve we 7 I-1 1 I.. -.S - l Front, Groeschel, Lesser, C. Provost, Felten, Koehler, N. Cinque, Dillon, Margraf. Second, Shwab, R. Provost, Panariello, Thomas, XX'eiler, Stark. Third, Lecuit, Gillen, Hesdorfer, Chimenti. fb 6- 41 . '- if ld i 4IL:,S?gl1 ' F' 'ii' f 'L JOHN MCNEILL P ' Vice Preridenl Front, Short, Faber. DeLuca, Hislop, Vifannemacher, Vfciskort, Neff, Kern, Salzman, Parlcman. Second, Leron, Howell, Simon, Ricmenschneider, Gercl-ze, Levy, Gittler, Pearsall, Simms, Johanson. Third, Spinnler, Bente, Brownson. Butler, Seitz, Menltc, Shapiro, Dudash, Garcia, Price. Fourth, Willenbrucli, VC'aldman, Springer, Lee, Familia, Van Ness, Rogers, Dane, Brascher. Fifth, R. Fuchs, Sproul, W. Fuchs, Stegemeier. Absent, Eichman. ANN MORAN Secretary -sf I' I 4 Front, Palmer. Stanford, Rieger, Wood, Keller,Srol1werk, Heinig, Colonna, Zimmcrli, Schultz. Second, Benedict, Arnoth, Bartels. Fielding, Bossung. Parker, Homan. Kurtz, Friedman. Third, Schilling, Ryan, Burns. Pafif. Lengcl. Hausle. Rostisco. Donnelly. Blaney, XY'oodard, Connell, Fourth, Tenzer, DeCarlo, Lando, F.15e. Gencgn, Brennan, Rothwell, Kummer, Jardine, Kretschmann. . ,Q ah cfmme 45, '+- ,dz if- 1255 .- Y . aug - 1-NCQ, 3 Q -.... h5l'.' g, CLAL DIZ SEITZ front Acklex Latin Teuten Zahn A Smith lammer Lchn Rane Hurley Second Reinhard Niiceli Lucarclli Cmnser Caruolo O Smith lischctti Third Arena Cutmann Schmidt Bausch xIdKL,j.,1Ol'C Case Ahscm Webster Steinberg, Bella Gillen Prefzdent 1.1 I lfrnnr. Hxlwr, T.1hx'. IQIUFICQEJD. Murray, Scxnwur. Nhrkcy. Dumondstonc. Demos. Oeschger. Second Ke-rm. Iinrkw. lixxtrwr. XX'e1r1srur1. Ifenerrlwrh. S1L'llkL'.cJ,RULlYkL'. Rocmur, Alctrerson. Third. Bmkrath 5r,m.u. Nlnacrur. N1.lssL'3. C,-rIu11.CHre.-el Babwpk, '1'url.1ru, cshlllltf, Dmr. jardmc. Cmque. Lgahffamares in ll iw QQ W S, ..l,x .A. I . Q v y. THOMAS HARVEY Vice Prerijenf Ifrum. Palmer. Bruno. Hermig. DeC.1r1o. Hanson. Vrmgges. XY'.1sse5'. Georgirxs. Second. Capozzo. Bates, Ifbrueyer. Emmons, Lrprrxuy. Lxrlson. Tummy. Mrller. Third. Corbey. Doherty. Castle. McNX'arrers, XXUJ1. R-nlnmg. Ii1mk.X'i'ersgL-rlver. Ilnurrh, DeLur.a. Ipxxing, lirncdnun.C.1mpos.L.1zo. Morris, NX'etzel. Absent, MLLCQJ. Damcls. Bohnemann. O n' -N mlwisrr. Nmxrr. lirrmn. Fr-rriurmspmrrrncr Ifmrrrh. Dmh-vs, Dixon, X JOYCE HUNT Sefrenzrg ,f .,, 11 i Tit , --gr - 064 , 5 Q,, hifi Front, Albern, Kopit, Carl, Deasy, Stoeckler, Duhamel, Irish, Allen, Carey. Second, Marcari, Nesbitt, Spear, Haynes, Pearsall, Lapin, Bezyack, Charvat, O'Connor, Third, Menke, Froehlich, Cestone, Inman, Riordan, Schuessler, Underwood, Crozier, Ajosa. Fourth, Limpitlaw, Villani, Kostyshyn, Alger, Matthies, Heaney, Seegers, Snyder, Patterson. Absent, Duplessis. X X, Ji l? 9575574777571 , W ,V I I .I '+A V, ' 1 In-F-Ulla I 'ill h. H' ' 1 llL'l ', Y' 'ji lgpl 'Ilan' I a I ,I 'l ,:u' ,. A' ' fr ' fu, ,,,,,.-ill if i'Alll1- Ill ll'-I' Ig' n G I as'- :Q Fl ,- ROBERT PATTERSON Pferident Front, Salomon, Weisman, R. Miller, B. Miller, johnson, Clifton, Dellaro, Cohen. Second, Selsky, Berke, Abel, Ganser, Nosworthy, Born, Leo, Thomas, Scheinman. Third, Phippen, Hobbs, Warner, Crowley, Markunas, Spinnler, Howell, Pratt, Eels. Fourth, johannsen, Markey, Schaefer, Leslie, Bare, Witt, Koopman, Arena, Biggs. Absent, Peters, Carlson, Disch. .. fi Nr' .A ' f' f 4. .. I -'ll I' ' ,IQ idpf . ' J.. . ,J . a I Front, DeMartino. Nebiosini, Nocera, Burns, Calaceto. Darrigan, Todaro. Rodesk. Second, Goerlich Stesen, XY'ilson. Stewart, Sawyer, Moyer. Simon. Paolicelli. Third. Cole. Lorence, Harrington, Rulffes, Bossung, Kenny, Bonfiglio, Potter, Phillips, Brook, Fourth, Bohnemann, King, Johnson, Katz, O'Rourke, Kane, Birdsall, Schindler. Forman. Absent, Morrissey, Howells. Fischer, ti 'E A it S- Nw 9-1 1 sv Q 1 ' f ' , 'Q'-,Q.i..,M:i:: 7 52' ' ! ' . .-gEzg5f3'-' -' '-,f'x..... '.-'..--1.-' ' 1 'zawi ROBERT STEGEMEIER if DOLORES BEZYACK Vice Prerident Front, Quinones, Parlcman, Cosenza. Burns, Harnach, McPhee, Overs, Schreihofer, Second, R. Smith, Retallack, Flanagan, Meixner, Lapin. Hughes, Verdi. M. Smith, Ackerly. Third, McLean, McCoy, Noll, Swanson, Townsend, Fleischmann, Falkenmayer, Demos. Fourth, Landman, Stegemeier, Reid, Drurnin, Fessler, Absent, Knell, Loubris, Margraf, Daniels. Secretary T51 .0 ,lui A A -'tw THE KNUCKLE BUSTERS Flash! Second year of Lynbrook Highs vocational training auto-mechanics course is in progress. Thomas Petrone. instructor, operates his course on the principle of a garage, which consists of a tool room, store room, and main shop. Six test engines for the boys' practice are the main articles of equipment together with all necessary auto-motive tools, many of which represent high money values. Three-hour daily periods cover the morning course for two-year beginners, and the afternoon one for ad- vanced students, who have pursued a course of instruc- tion the previous year. Vocational training has come to stay at Lynbrook. W R35 4 1 rl--1 X, BUILDERS OF AMERICA Learning by doing is basic in our industrial arts laboratory. The boys are hard at worl-c constructing things which will be attractive as well as useful. Among the many wood projects are footstools, tables, photo- graphic printing boxes. and a large mahogany record cabinet. Other projects involve the use of various kinds of metal and plastics. The girls of Lynbroolc High will have a pleasant surprise when some of them receive heart pendants made of plexiglass bv their admirers in the general shop. y K. 1 45 I MASTERXWORK HOUR Hesiiies learning the triinininerimls of nrt, Miss Cullens btudenns are nniglir to work wirh 11 minimum ofi5L1pcrX'iSio1l. thinking ihingb out for themselves and thus .rccepring responsibilities. They learn ro anticipate the need5 of others and he depeneinhle when working. The sruiienis whose mlenis were reeognmeii when Ii1UyTCLL'lYL'Li the Scholastic Axx.1rii xx ere IS.1rh.ir.1 Bird- 5.1ll. ,lean Qnson. and Albert Leenir. Third prize in the CQ.ineer Poster Contest wenr ro kllhlll OiNeil for her work. Mnking .1 xximiow cilsplgly for rhe Cilirixxingis Se.1l Drive .inii poi'ir.iirs for the .lnnior .inii Ni-nioi' plnys keep the xrniicnis hnxy 'I hi uixiinii elmx .ilw h.ni ns work exhihireii during the ye.11' JV K A YN' 1 i e , I ' ' Y .. lj, 'Y'1 i -1' g , .fa s 5 QP -Alf' Q -.Qt 1, . .J-a V I 'S v ri ,. a ., ,f 8.14-ref 'Y I Z Q-.1 x 1 ,A-Y' ,.T,,,i.f- ,r-vw' n,,,...,.-v ,,.,.... . ,-e,, 'V i wvuhur X is rn: N X Ax I : ' i N-, X un I -rx -,e li HUM K: HL N04 i ' I Q ' gf V, f. ,AH ' ' ' an J 2 ' F gh i 'i 'fx ef S i f 1. ' QQ ' , I, - UAVEHACK-iElNNi ff. I M' :mv , zkf, 239 l fix U '4 lo .i N R HOME IS XVI-IAT YOU MAKE IT The noises in room sixteen are made by our Housewives of the lfutureu. The whirr of the sewing machines and the rattling of pots and pans come from the Home Economics courses. taught by Miss Rita Stattel. In sewing classes, the seamstresses learn to read. cut and construct patterns to add to their wardrobes, Interior Decoration teaches them to furnish a room Correctly. The fragrances drifting through the halls are concocted by the cool-ting classes which meet every day but only cook twice a week. In May the girls give a fashion show and tea at- tended by faculty members and parents. The cooks prepare and serve food. the decorators beautify the room, and the dressmal-ters model their own projects. i ll II. W 1 'Q .i K QT - GN Y 431 -a w vt- ijll 5,11 Ji-it NEWS ROUNDUP Anyone walking through the halls of L. H. S, can see future stenographers. busy social science students, mathematicians. and Hbookwormsu. These pupils and their studies represent a cross-section of high school classes. lf it pupil plans to do ofhce work. he learns short- hand. typing. and business law. Social science students are taught the history of Europe and America. Wfould- be-math-experts begin to understand the maze of propositions and equations primed in their books. But, no matter what the course, the library remains indi- spensable both for research and relaxation. ' . . fm' gl 2 If V1 f sp f f X i 's4jf:'5'. . ',lO D 7,4 .1-' it 'I C 'Pri Lf f i -i -itmroaiiiiou i EXPLORING TH E UNKNOXVN The Science Cilub. under the direction of Mr. Qirr. meets every Tuesd.ty to experiment with things of interest to the vvorld tod.1v. XY'hen the club vv.is first orgdiiized. everyone vvttnted to m.ilte .tn .itorn bomb. for the benefit of science. of course. Mr. Qtrr didnt think it would vvork well so the Science Club has never nude .tn .itom bomb. The scientists h.tve experimented with hydro- genated vegetable oils. reduction of crude oils and the nmlting of synthetic rubber. The closest they have come to making explosives xvgis in rntilcing gun cotton. nitro glycerines first cousin Vw vw C ' il .t. ,iii A' PUBLIC SPEAKING Fellow students. this morning we present' '... . . This may he heartl through the year in the autlitorium .is thc students of Miss I,.impm.1n's public speaking classes talce to the stage. In atltlition to entertaining the students of Lynbrook High from time to time. these artists of the stage learn poise and self-confidence in appearing before an audience. They learn to be less conscious of the audience and more aware of their own speech. They are taught to increase the volume of their voices and improve their phraseology by proper breath control, and other funda- mentals in the art of public speaking. 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X? flank TE 5, V gg.. f ...W , 'fi N , . , , '15 , M 1 ' ff9 ff A ., f 4' fn ji- ' A I 45 ' ' 4 ,fl ,A ,, , 'j .N ' nr ff' an x A-.1 1 - 'A vngr MIP' , 1 -' ' Front, DeLuca, Ewing, Brennan, O'Hara, Cramer, Babcock, Arena, Weisgerber, Genega Fischetti, Laux. Rear, Markey, Miller, Staek, Patterson, Miceli, Harrington, Lucarelli Rosche, Harvey, Diot, Panariello, Sproul, Bossung, Kostyshyn, Witt, Heaney, Doherty Leo, Reid, Coach Hemmerick. zzmkw cgquzzzf This year's jay Vee squad was one of the strongest teams in the past ten years. Lead by backfield men Al Panariello, Bob Bossung, Tom Harvey and Don Lucarelli, the club racked up four wins against one loss and a tie. They opened their schedule against a fighting Oceanside 11 who suc- cumbed 6 to 0. Next week following up the varsity example they trampled a bedraggled Woodmere team 27-O. Then East Rockaway fell beneath their mighty hands to the tune of 19-6. Mepham, following suit, lost out 13-2. With these four wins under their belts the boys invaded Garden City, here in a very tough encounter they went under 17-6 for their first defeat. Then their annual clash with the Malverne Mules saw them battle to a scoreless tie. Ends Walt Genega and jack Brennan credited themselves with quite a few touchdowns. Brilliant on defense were linemen Dave O'I-Iara, Art Rosche, jack Weis- gerber, Lou Arena and Dick Babcock. k. K Q at wif? f sa., f , r , . -'aa SL.. t If' K' 1 r D 'gm '- f 'U V AMX .., ' , -., , 3-- 71' 'fi . 7 sd 3-4' in if .n Q V i fl! Terry, Pete Coenen, Dick Vurture and Charlie Lumm added much strength to the team by relieving the regulars. Although the Owls did not show as much strength as the previous year they played with the team work and form of a well tutored team. SCHEDULE Lynbrook .......... Central .......... .... L ynbrook 44 Woodmere .... Lynbrook Baldwin ................. Lynbrook 49 East Rockaway Lynbrook .......... East Rockaway Lynbrook 45 Freeport ....... Lynbrook Malverne ............... Lynbrook 51 Malverne ...... Lynbrook .......... Garden City .......... Lynbrook ..,....... 42 Oceanside ..... Lynbrook Oceanside ...... Lynbtook 19 South Side ..., Lynbrook .......... South Side ............. Lynbrook .......... 41 Long Beach .. Lynbroolc .......... Woodmere ............ 62 Donald Te,-fy Peter Coenen William Mitchell Ch3flCS Lumm Dlck VUYYUYC J. V. BASKETBALL Front, Seitz, Bossung, Woodard Diot, Ganser. Rear, Babcock, Ge- nega, Weisgerber, Bockrath. 1 55 'if ' l f ' 5 be A 7 - -A or 5 - J ,X Q j H - ' .QXBRO n W9 l Q Q18 R00 I T G N, Q e ,P 31YX U15 i . 1 dm Q,,5,,,,Jq , ' ' i ,Y -- ' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 7 ,ew 'H ,I J 2 .. , Front, Harrington, Carl, Phippen, I Gigli , ga? L itROWr, . AOAEFOQN vm, Dellaro, Stewart. Second, Stege- l Nr i , x ' I U Q v M wo? X I I f meier, Bohneman, King, Bossung, X . ' M Y H . '-iff Reid, viiiani. Rear, win, Kosfy- f ' ,Wax 5,5 ti R, shyn, Allen, Patterson. r ,V f . I 5 ' t 3 -'-A . ' 1 S xl v .K W yt-370, J 3516 Q- R it . AE ,A V , T. .i.V, 5 ' ii l 5 ' .nw ,L -Q kv Ab - ' --- .:::::::: ::::::::: i 55555- A 555555555 '555555El . N lf , 'Q' , . ff Y -,w.W,,,t 5 i K V' ., Q M 11 Po F5 1 , , 2 Q Z ' 'Bt F . . ka., Y T Q.. . kv-5 ,ff 'lf ,F M WRESTLING Front, Verdi, Brady, Stendahl, Tenzer, Fielding, Stegman, Doher- ty, Markey, Kirk, Becker. Rear, Pali, Keon, Thornton, Sawyer i Smith, Laux, Panariello, McDow- ell, Dutiash, Provost. BOWLING Front, Lesser, Albern, DeLuca. Second, Drahos, Lehmann, Morris, Arena. I I 27 1: J 'I' GOLF Schmitt, Lehn, Bella, Nagel, Gut mann, L. Arena, -I. Arena, DeLuca Nocera. r A 1 -1 'r Q r Rf O K... -L ef, fx. . x RX , X R X X . x :ak N 1 L 5... 4 .- P, . s- .- UW' ,I W X I A C', . l KR 0 ul I l I 41 x I ' ' ' . , ..-- l 't f if -. ' 1 I Hg 3 4 l:l'UIll.Bi1USCl1, Kane. Thornton. Nagel. Haasnoot, Sc-contl,E1tl, Merimee, Haviland, Brennan, Muson. D. Terry. Finnegan. Howell. QUICK AS A FLASH Pacecl by Mort Kane, Lou Vollmer and Hal Diot. the 1946 Owls track squad took many outstanding victories in their meets. V Mort Kane. who took second place in the broad-jump at the class B meet, was also a better than average hurdler. ,, winning four out of six meets. His best time was a fast Q - 27 5, 10 seconds. Bill Nagel. hurt early last season, was one of Mr. Carr s V. best milers. He should be a great value to the squad this 1 spring. Lou Vollmer and Hal Diot took care of the high jump- , ing chores for the Owls. and gained many wins for the team Bob Snyder Irwin Howell and Don Terr' excelled - . i 5 in the sprints: 4.-me , 1- ' ..-v.. ,L 19 i. bt f 1.1 K' dw, . pq- --ov ' 1 ,G . --..-..,f..- . if T1'f !'-'16 g1Z,21'1!UlDfigigxx' 'Q15? 'w!F 'Hl'zl T 1 lf ,J IZL. 'lCvX'l 1 of M704 tl BPO . 1 i 0 ' 'sk + 1 f lj .IX . Golf ix 3 I 1 . . , i . R . YN 00 B qpglpggof 5 Y I I WQQ I OO if 5 It tu- f ., li A Q ff I 'l,,:.5, QB? t..,,z, y X f . , iw F00 - x 3 UQ . , i ,ii p QBRQ ,MPM I I ,xv y,f,xql 00 K ! ,4 -1. , A 0 ,J QA -,0 , J.. i ry .i , -ry if .L -4,4 5 ' , l i , S' Ji ,A gig, 'Z Xt A fx 4 ' f . ,. ,H rxxif 7 C Front, Bockrath, Woodard, Bossung, Becker, Paff, McKenna, Alfano, Cestone, Stegman. Second, Kane, Switzer, Vollmer, Diot, Vitelli. TENNIS Our 1946 tennis team was really swinging last springg they came in fourth in the South Shore League. Serving off in first, second, and third singles were David Lemon, Arnold Burns. and john Burleigh. They did quite a good job. Also highlighting the crew were john Moran, Bill Landman, jimmy Morgan. Claude Loos, Warren Abrams. and Don Avrick, all of whom played doubles at various tournaments. Don Avrick managed the team, and Claude Loos did a grand job as captain. The team practiced every Tuesday. Thursday. and Friday under the direction of Mr. Sechrist who did an excellent job of coaching the squad. Central, Baldwin. and Sewanhaka fell as easy prey. Southside, Mepham. and Oceanside offered real oppo- sition but Mr. Sechrist is confident that this year's team will prove to be one of the best. YOUR HIT PARADE The inexperienced baseball team of l9-46 finished the season with a record of 5 wins and ll defeats against stronger opposition than it had faced in pre- vious years. Pete XWhalen and Mario Vitelli shared the job on the mound with Hal Dior behind the plate. Art Swit- zer, Mott Kane, and Lou Vollmer made up an excep- tional inheld. The team was completed by outfielders Pat Cestone. Bill Ganser. and 'Lefty' Alfano. The substitute outfield included johnny Lee, Bob Becker, and joe Stegman. The worst defeat of the season was a 15 to 3 trounc- ing at the hands of the Craigman of Baldwin. Lynbrook scored over Malverne once. and East Rockaway twice. Southside and Oceanside both scored no hitters against the Owls. This year we are looking forward to a more successful season. Morgan, Burleigh, Moran, Burns, Loos, Landman. Abrams, Avrick. as' me he 2 x 1 NNYS' 154, F'l1 x -.-wig-V'-. ' lgagfgvf - E A f-vw-1-an F951 ,1 VOLLEYBALL HONOR TEAM Front. Johanson. Brennan NX'anncn1acher, Howell. Vilar ner. Second, Balilwin, Silvera Hezinger, Carlson, Martin Robinson, Koopman. .7 , .?f7,IX 'rf l R H' il fl i if li ' f i ,..,.S -1 I T' 1 , A, l 1 I I i z 5 . 1 L I 5 ia I k I I i I 1 ' I fb' lr vt j 4 ' I i .I - - . , .ix - ,.... - HOCKEY HONOR TEAM Front, N. Simon, O'Donnell Simms, Bente, E. Simon, Kane Lehn. Second, Vifebster, Koop man, Silvera, Robinson, Hez inger, Martin. 0110 two' 0 . l 1 I. i J-X tw, yi. X , BASKETBALL HONOR TEAM liront, Brennan. O'Donnell. Pinto, Johanson, Vfclwster, Fisher. Setontl, Janes. Pearsall, Carlson. Martin, Hczinger, Robinson, Silvera. ' if f X 'I XX ' - it 1 -' ' N . . fx. .x ' , 1 i , . i 5 p ,, N Q I ' t X ,l n' ' S.. '55, fffmg Nl, nafflf . ,fig Front, Skidmore, Machiran, C. Martin, Schiralli, Hayden, Warner, Wolfram. Second, Webster, Under- wood, Hezinger, Charde, Keeley, O'Neil, Fisher, O'Leary. Third, Koopman, Heggedal, Janes, Robinson, E. Martin, Pearsall, Baldwin, Bellows, Gnatowsky. Silverr. LEAVE IT TO THE GIRLS As always, the basketball season found enthusiasts practicing every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. As the season progressed, class teams played against Southside. Oceanside, and Malverne. The grand finale came when the honor team was picked with Florence Brennan, Alva Johanson, Marianne Janes, Lorraine O'Donnell, Edith Martin. Lois Robinson and Christina Silvera as forwardsg and Eleanor Carlson, Toni Pinto, Dot Fisher, Stella Web- ster, Marilyn Hezinger, and Margot Pearsall as guards. Sports day was held once again with Lynbrook as host to South Shore schools. After scores were tallied, it was found that we had done it again, Lynbrook walked oFf with first place. S JUNIOR First. Yfanncmacher. T, DeI.uca. Carmithcl. McLaughlin. Moran. Ilthcr. Petrarca, Second. Pinto. Bcntc. Simon, Marr, Soave. Don- ald. Brownson, Menke. Short. Third. McShea, Brennan. Johan- son. O'Donnell, Carlson, Simms. Howell, R. DcLuCa. ' x x M - I . ' ' . .jg 'Q .. i Q ' V' l I xx - ' . X Nj! xi 7 I , I . V L SX ' Y T l is' .1 J' l W5 0510! N ' i .Atv--1 FRESHMAN First, Ganser, Selsky, Forman Overs. Aiosa, Cosenza, Schreihof- er, Darrigan, Calaceto, Lapin Gocrlith, Stesen. Charvat. Second Xleixncrnlohnson. Parkm.1n.X'i'.1t- ncr, Fisthler, Howells, Bc-zyacl-t Simon, Crowley, Abel, Cohen Vfilbon. Pcarsall. Cestone. Third Spinnlcr, Menlxe. Howell. Nos- worthy. Kane. Underwood Schucsslcr, Retallack, Inman Schaefer, Loubris, Froehlich, O'Rourltt-, Smith, Potter, Hughes. i 0 , l DWU K ' X ,., It fx l. SOPHOMORE First. Diamondstonc, Hanson. Teu- ten. Finnegan, VC'ehster, Hennig. Tahy. Keller. Second. Stanford. Lehn. Haber, Roc-mer. Colonna. Conxxay. Burns. Ryan, Ehmeyer. Third. Allen, Kane. Shultz, Carl- son. Srhilling, Blancy. Hammer. Miller,Z.1hn. vs ' H - 1' li, ' 't w' u Y '- A WTS i H T1 A ' ' .. ' I h JI, q - - VI .. ' , VL ly, T If INQ1 I I I 1, !'r -, ? 1. 'Y A . I A D-. T Hog , ., . ' v b: I 'S 1 wi 'lark . 5 , 15' cf FX 1 5 t,.3..i 1 i , . VOLLEYBALL - SENIORS lfront. left to right. Hohbs, Hay' tlen, Heggetlal, Vfolfram. Second Baldwin. Koopman, D. W'arner Hezinger, Robinson, Martin, Sil vera. l VOLLEYBALL - JUNIORS lfront, Bente, Short, Moran, Car- michel, Pinto, T. DeLuca, Mt- . , 1 . in ' Laughlin, Petrarca, Donald, R. ' i n n A A 1 4 DeLuca. Second, Faher, McSheu. W b ' ' px Q E. Simon, Pearsall, Newton. Gitt- Q I S- gm ' ler, Soave, Robinson, O'Donnell Guenther, Brennan, Johanson, E Carlson. Wannemacher. Howell Simms. .pf -NA JCL .- - .. ,gf.f's' -gf ' ' 5' ,A :,. -An 9- -.5 1- .Y . , .- . i -:yn ,.1.,'g,q- .4 -- 3 . , My f- ,..w ffa'--.arm f-f-ff ' y . . .Q x 4 1 0 X X 6 X HOCKEY Front Potter Aiosa Bezsack N Simon Darrigan Howell Ni lxane Parkman Spinnler Crow ley Second Lchn btanfortl L Kane Deflurlo, Finnegan. Teuten E, Simon. Simms. Donald, Bente Nl. X5C'ehster. Thitl Silvera Hez inger Martin Robinson, S. Web- ster Koopman. VOLLEYBALL SOPHOMORES Front, left to right, Stanford, Voges. A. Hanson, Finnegan, Roe- mer, M. XVebster. Conway, Zahn. Miller. Hennig. Second. Marlcey, Lehn, Kane. Carlson. Blaney, Ro- sasco, Kammer, Hunt. Teuren, Ryan. denote hit 1 7 i TENNIS GROUP Front, H. O'Routke. XY'ilson, Co senza, Cohen. Froehlich. Second, Keller, Inman. Blaney, Tenney, E. , Carlson. Johanson, Soave, J. Carl son, Brennan, Ryan, Heggedal. KR' Q wh X if ' 9 fx S' we ' l is DOO 0 Q, lgnenr fi n funn I , v v .5 , 'Q VOLLEYBALL FRESHMEN Front, left to right, Ajosa, Cosen- za. Wilson, johnson, Darrigun Calaceto, Potter, Putkman. Second Louhris, Spinnler, Warner, Bez- yack, Simon, Pearsall, Goerlich Markunas. Third, Cestone. Kane Underwood, Townsend, Arman Schaefer, Leslie, Meixner. L 'nc' EXCQO I is ,KXA , X .ni -anon 0, BOWLING JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES Front, left to right, Murray, Bau- herger, Diamonilstone, Tahy, jef- ferson, Rieger. Second, Neff, Gercke, Xwhitman. Allen, Levy Benedict, Emmons, Ebmeyer. S' AX L , I , . X , V , Lf 'xii' f ,K S s A 1 . f if ,A BADMINTON Front. left to right, Frey, Tahy Hughes, Warner, E. Hanson, Sim onsen, Cuson, A. Hanson, Zahn Miller, Second. Newton. Petrarca Salomon, Voges, Hayden, Stoll work, Salzman, Kern, Hennig johnson,Nosworthy.Third Huusle, Rosasco, A. O'Rourke Brownson, Levy, Fleischmann Leslie, Crozier, Underwood. U0 , N. ..-f no D Q -4? wr-'Ph it X e if f BOWLING - FRESHMEN Front, left to right. Hughes, Far man, Knell, Schreihofer. Potter Haynes, Nehiosini, Overs. Second Born. Selsky, Spinnler, Meixner Riordan, Retallatlc, Howell. Cro zier, Schaefer, Crowley. 1 PING PONG Tenney. Donnelly. Heller. Nos- worrhy, Hughes. Keller. y 0 'Q 4 1 I A Bulls Eye at Close Range. P5 ?g 0 fffi 113- ., :-in ARCHERY in 'ix Front. Havnes, Calaceto, N-eboisini, Second XY'hite Allen .1 -e: ' , - . ' 1-'.!'.- , ' r- . ' . . . A aa jefferson, Emmons, Benecllct, Smxrh. Guenther, V'arner. t Wolfram, E. Menke, .-.,-wg-v':'!'g.,. - .. , - ' - 43 - fx -4 lx -uw ' 90 4 ,fri , ,, i P' ulunnihl xa- nhin.. ,--? ' . ! 1 f K 3 Front, Lehn, Vitelli, Pali, Stegman, Ganser, Groeschel. Second, Dillon, Lenihan, Woodard, O'Donnell, Warren. LEADERS CLUB OFFICERS Front, Underwood, Miss Norwat, Hezinger. Standing, Frey, Johanson VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is composed of boys who have Won their major letters in sports. Ofhcers of the club are: joe Stegman, president, joe Alfano, vice-president, and George Paff, secretary. WOMEN IN WHITE This, your sidewalk reporter who brings you interviews of every-day people, is now interviewing a white-uniformed member of the girls' Leaders Club. What does a leader do? The club pledge best expresses their purpose: I pledge, on my honor, to do my utmost in establishing high standards of leadership, by clean living, good sportsmanship and scholarship, in order to promote the welfare of the Leaders' Club. What are some duties? To care for equipment, keep the locker room near, file marks, and at times rake over classes under Miss Norwat's in- struction. Thank you, leader. Take it away, home studio! Front Hanson Simonsen Robinson, Martin, Hezinger, J. Underwood, Koopman. Second, Bauberger, Kern Johanson E. Carlson E. Simon, Frey. Third, J. Carlson, Kane, Rosasco, Hunt, Ryan, Zahn, Alosa. Fourth Howells Meixner Leslie, B. Underwood, Bezyack N. Simon, Pearsall. LIUU 1 J I nr, il 5 1 E 3 Zi yt A'-I ' -5? I i Q x, gn min Iv W1 sf- 'XY' 5. sa- 3' V ...S , 'f .Q1-'if .Q 5' - . 3115 nf :ig Q4 A 4522 -D-s 4' if-X ,A . 'Pb I www, . of fi' 'N VAR Nga, -L ' 'Q -.-g-. i '?.1-L- - ..v'4. . -' 1 ,F A. ,ns . 2'-1 Jfffvflgz' ,I-all 'Y GMT lg J 5.,,1. .ml 7 sf N -YNEW S dn M? LW -im X A GE il ssl N. ,Q hmmr' B mf- hmm 4 ,,.,,,.n ,wry Avwxll. ' ' N X ..s..t l , ...........g, , fold 3 ' J., 2 W at img I Tl .A QQ H ' L1 , . SJ? ' ' ,Ill l F 2 ' K jj NYJ Q 5. ,ve e ,V A '-Ke. 1 A 'ffl- ll X f A fe tg, rib, ', ...L 1. 'Nr . 1, li x . ,al f ,01 1 . . . . V ,via For the hrst trme srnce the begtnnrng of Wtarld War II, the Q V X- 'I' . . . . 1 n ,Irvin 1 L3'1z,Nez4 st resumed rts functron as al regular hugh school pubhcatlon. I , . 11 f . . . - , ff, r, Under the supervrsron of Mlss lgudortt Lztmprnun, lrterary Q Q adviser, and Mr. xl. Rgty johnson, husiness adviser, the staff has K 1 succeeded-with the help of the student bodyfto publish at least A LQ , - one issue gt month. S Such new feqttures tts Poems hy L's. Clrins und Crortns. our ,,, 7, V f. - ' . , , ' . , 4' 1 Q, 'N 1 I lCIICfS-Ulflllt-CelIUJF L1PlLl1llI1,Hl-5IX'lL'S.Lllltlhlllhfl Sports were added ' If flfwm H Www V I - I . A, I ' W V ' ' wxth later mssues of the paper. tw II, '.sl l1'l,Ip 6, ' - if . . , ' ,ll ' 'hI,s, 1 Illll fl Each eopx' e.trr1ed ut legtst one currently popular school gtetrvrty. 'Gif' lf' - fa 0,1 P . .,,,A 4 ll WI, 5 I ' U 'Q' ,QP ' f, -,K J, The stuff was tts follows: I f -' ffj ' 'mi ' , . , , Q lf. , 'I'f. , - wi, Q lztfzlm- ....... ,lttneLnderwood Iizfrzrzwr Mtzmzgerr- U A, A I'f.tffff,f f..,,,,, 'I . ., I to g 'ffof . . . Brll Albern ' ' f U V 1.4. A twtsztzle Iltfllfufi 1 - . . NI lNancv McShea W f ' T , 1 , A , i , ' ' ,.,, .iv fu, 1 Mlm Buxton I jplllg I:d1zorJ- L: , Q ,ffA.f.,,qff::., 2 , 'f ' Feature Ecfzlor Eduh Martrn Anne Dvvlff Q:-l'4?x '17'fff' 'Z ff . .y'fI,' . ' -t f 'ff r. r UW 1 'f Glorta Bellows jf' 5' '. K H I L, L 4? I w , X , lr,-, ' ' ' f 1 Spar!! Lrl11or'r..,lanet Carlson 1f4,,,f,j0,, Eljjlm- ' . Q ,.,j gU1.l,vQ1j,j X, Q 5 ,, L I H . Yr ,jf ..., , Gene Schneber Marrlyn Hezrnger ' 'lj' 1 ,gm Il , , Zi xr 80 ,V I, J I I Qjfl ' ' ' si 'L'-lf'-I '-'I-if '1- '. W . I , .Wa 417 , .t V' 'f r.., h:1,,4-,J -f,,,,n LK. ,I Y' .lla 1 'f ,. , g f fr 2 ',,j'yf-.,,j'-,L K ,gj .q,jjj--,jsp .4 HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Front, Fisher, McNeill, Haber Fuchs, Rodesk, Stegemeier, Aiosa. Second, McKenna, Bohnemann Meier, Bellows, Koehler, Morris, Bossung, L- ameflcwfz rife xiesefzfmws Homeroom reps are called anything from money-mad to persuasive little devils by both teachers and students of Lynbrook High School, but they still have the respect and ad- miration of these people for a job well done. Their duties include selling tickets to football and basket- ball games, plays, proms, our beloved Class-Nite, or any other school affair. FRENCH CLUB French II and III First, left to right, Davison, Levy, Secretary, Hezingerg Vice-Presi- dent, Underwood, President, Aho- Mill- Geor- Spina. Seitz, Roth- la, Treasurer, Hunt, DeLuca, er, Hennig. Second, Neff, gins, XY'olfram, Ashfolk, Gnarowsky, XY'hirman, Rieger. Third, Trimingham, well, Andre, XY'aldman. When the Red Cross, U. S. O., Northport Veteran Hos- pital, or other organizations have drives, it is the iob of the homeroom representative to collect money or articles. They meer in Room No. 9 where under the able guidance of Mr. Johnson, they receive their assignments for conducting drives and ticket selling. Hats off to a remarkable group of boys and girls-our homeroom reps . FRENCH CLUB French 1 First, left to right, Reid, Flanagan Lengel, Paff, Conway, Carlson O'Connor, Oeschger. Second, Sher in, jefferson, W'olf, Bauberger Blaney. Kern, O'Donnell, Hanson Parker. Third, King, Lecuir, Mc Kenna, Ranck, Golder, Kretsch mann. I ,-...- ,,4....i 01674667916 RHAPSODY IN RHYTHM And now we switch you to our observer in the L. H. S. auditorium, who will report on the doings of the orchestra. Hello, everybody! The musicians are seated dis- cordantly tuning their instruments, and while we wait for Mr. Borst to take his stand and the music to begin, well tell you a little about them. These budding artists are currently engaged to play for school assemblies and are also dated to enliven inter- missions at the junior and Senior plays. They meet twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and have a large repertoire of popular and classic numbers. Student conductors who have appeared upon occa- sion during the year include David Palmer and Edward Schwarz. Now the lights dim, the conductor raises his baton, and the music begins. I . 7' f-'N ' V A . . . ,Q , . lr BOYS' CHORUS Stewart, Vurture. Eid. Hobbs, Carl son, lrish. SONG SPIN N ERS The gay music pouring out of the auditorium on Tuesdays and Thursdays came from masculine voices, while on Mondays. Xwednesdays and Fridays, the music was from 23 feminine throats blending lilting melodies in professional fashion. Both choruses performed in assemblies during the year. in polished style. Miss Grob, the instructor. formed the two glee clubs from practically no experienced talent. At the beginning of the year, there was a fairly large turnout. although the boys' chorus dwindled to a few members toward Christmas time. Miss Grob made the most of the talent she was given and turned out a fine group of amateur singers. GIRLS' CHORUS Front, Ackley, Peters, Voges, Schindler, Lapin. Stanford. Second, Phillips, Wlassey. Wcplfe, Salmon, O'Rourke. Goll, Underwood. Schaefer, Ashfollc, Schriehofer, Miss Grob. Wyskry Jawa Good evemng folks The senlors brmg you tonrght a thrlller of suspense Our stars are Edlrh Tommas and Robert Daw The settmg for our thrrller Ram shackle lnn by George Batson 1S Gloucester Massachusetts ln 1944 The sup portmg cast mcludes Lyle H6Udf1ClxSOH Daw rd Palmer Jane Underwood Stewart Tlmmerman Sheldon HGfSlxOV1fZ Glorra Bellows Anne Davrson Inna Wxno cour Roland Gomez Drck Stendahl Lors Gnarowsky and B111 Surette The plot rex olx es around a lrquor rlng operatlng from the cellar of an old hotel vthxch lends atmosphere by 1ts drlapldated appearance It has the added attract1ons of murder loxe and my stery As Belmda the ow ner says Why thrs IS a gold mme Where else can a grrl make S5 OOO rn one n1ght7 Good nrght Thls rs Statron WLHS R X 4 , if y. X -nr I' r -'r F .. 0- N ' . . 'r T dx I n . . . . . ,, ,, ? . . . . . H a 1 - r ,, . . Q 9 5 7 ' ' . . . r V. a 9 1 . r . . Y . . - 1 a a 9 s 1 1 - V 7 . . . . - . ,, . f v r v a 9 - 1 . . - V - - yy . , . 1 .. vx Q . 1 X - 5 .. . ',., K , u . Q . ll. , I . Q . I , 2 - U I, I Q M ! ,fl x ' ! tr xx-2' he 2 Fl' mllih rl eg, 1-g,,,.es, . l . 2 ' ! 52-Ls iii: in Qzzfe 960254 fuzfy ARE THESE OUR CHILDREN? When the Junior class presented A Date With Judy on February 28th, the bobby sox brigade held the limelight. Judy Foster fBarbara Kernb, aided by the change- able Barbara Winsocket QVirginia Salmonb and bobby soxer Mitzi Hoffman fHelen Aholab while trying to collect the most funds for the Community Chest Ball and thus become queen, involved her family in various difficulties such as entering her father CThomas Gar- rityb in the Most Kissable Lips contest, almost hav- ing her mother CMonica Reillyj thrown out of the P.T.A. when Mrs. Schlutzhammer CJoanna Gollb read Judy's True Confessions of a Bigamistn story instead of Mrs. Foster's speech. Complications set in while Judy was trying. to interest a theatrical producer C Fred Perrortab in her talents and Mrs. Hotchkiss, the laundress CDorothy Gerckeb appeared to show off her daughter Eloise CJo Ann Freyj who ClOG1ECdH. When Judy tried to help Rex O'Conner fDonald Ranckj to elope, her parents thought she was eloping. A happy ending came about when Judy went to the ball with her ever-faithful Oogie Pringle CJoe Fischerj. Even Randolf CWilliam Schmittj found girls weren't so bad when he met Rex's kid sister, Susie CEileen Shortj. Hanna, the Foster's cook fMarion Newtonb added to the hilarity while the authenticity of the radio announcer CJames Morganj lent a pro- fessional air to an excellent play. Gercke, Frey, Petrotra, Goll, Schmitt, Garrity, Reilly, Kern, Fischer, Ahola, Newton, Salmon, Ranck, Short, Morgan, Boquisr, McNeill, Keon. if ,gala U 'S 'Tiwflf f' ll' I 1252'- xx. PM 'FZ' ...- lug x gays ' fb'- WILLIAM ALBERN President s.. 1. RAY JOHNSON Advisor '1- 'J l JAMES STEWART Vice President JAMES MORGAN Treasurer Under the leadership of president William Albern, the boys Hi-Y soared to new attainments with the drafting of a constitution which has been missing for a few years. The selling of candy by its thirty members at ball games also made an initial appearance. An aptitude test was given for the first time by the Fbs RUSSELL KIRK Chaplain HARRY EID Secretary adviser, Mr. J. Ray johnson. The usual activities of collecting old clothes, selling programs at basketball games, a joint social and other programs were carried out under the guidance of the. officers: james Stewart as vice- president, james Morgan, treasurerg and Harry Eid, secretary. Front, left to right, McNeill, McDowell, Westmacott, Hendrickson, Griffith, Muller, Mitchell. Second, Dane, Spinnler, Meixner, Burns, Fischer, Garrity, Rogers. Third, Dudash, Perrotta, Hesdorfer. X635 X., MXN -1 MARILYN HEZINGER 5 MARJORIE B. SWARTHOUT Advisor if? President EDITH MARTIN Treasurer The Girls Hi-Y had a successful year under the presidency of Marilyn Hez- inger and the careful guidance of Miss Marjorie Swarthout. They had the annual old clothes drive in cooperation with the boys, a few joint meetings and the faculty tea. Be- sides these activities there was the usual mother-and-daughter banquet which gives both girls and mothers-a chance 1 -FQ T QE? EW fb'- fi in '! BARBARA SALZMAN Chaplain EDITH TOMMAS Vice President LOIS ROBINSON Secretary to become better acquainted. Marilyn Hezinger and Edith Tommas represented the girls in Albany in De- cember for a wonderful experience with the Hi-Y girls of the state. Edith Tommas, vice-presidentg Lois Robinson, secretary, Edith Martin, treasurer, Barbara Salzman, chaplain- all helped to make the year an eventful one. Front, left to right, Pinto, Vfeyant, Davison, Kamps, Gnatowsky, Bellows, Underw00d, Heller. Second, Moran, Carmichel, Hislop, McLaughlin, Wolf, Frey, Kern, Bauberger, Benedict. Third, McShea, Hunt. Diamondstone, Hennig, Emmons, Rosasco. X It 'i i -'gf :I I an I ,ff . T 9 lllllllil Ml -34-I 'dl WN Y P, x fl?M7a,6a,6,6z?1 CLASS NIGHT RATINGS Swzlnrr JIHIIUV Processional-greatest number on Hour Sffplwnrffnr 17111111110 110 ptsb .....,... ,..........,,,,.,..,.... 1 0 Appearance 15 ptsl ...... 5 5 Skits 1 100 pts? ,..,,..,,, 84 100 68 80 Decorations 1 100 ptsy .......,.. 85 96 95 84 Tickets 12 pts, per rickety ....... 625 615 600 610 Bonus - 1st -25 pts. 2nd-15 pts. 3rd -10 pts. Girls Relays 180 ptsb ....... Z4 16 19 20 Boys Relays 180 pts? ....... 27 16 21 16 Boys Wrestling 190 pts.h ...... 10 58 29 10 Girls Bombardment 140 pts.J ..... 10 20 40 10 Girls Basketball 1150 pts.J ...... 100 150 50 50 Boys Basketball 1150 pts.J ...... 150 100 50 50 Cheering 1100 pts.J ........... 86 90 87 81 Costumes 1100 pts.J .....,.......... 91 85 82 78 Checking 14 pts. per dollarb ................, 86 104 49 55 Refreshment 14 pts. per gross dollarj 99 143 86 126 TOTALS .......................... .. 1485 1581 1276 1276 I , x 3 ' - u R-- ' l sacf r emi -' x .QQ xr I ..i. . 1 'Q -f' L , x I . 1 . 1 X -HN' ' , . 4 A ,N fm 1!i'Q 5' 455, ' f V E N159 KN Cy 51 , M fp U' Q 'P Ur nl W -X A u lk .4-' K I A A x' '.'x- H u5gxm nx1MXWY ,422--P-Z? ml 9 NN U UNLV Vik , P Q Q 5? f '-, lv .. I X11 51, , in ' x - yfiiiecfakan We the Class of 1947 wish to express our appreciation to Mr Kamps for giving, his time and the benefit of his experience of thanks to Mr Johnson Miss White and Miss Cullen whose patience and untiring efforts aided us in making our Yearbook a success PlJotog1 aphy P1-mtmg HOME LIFE STUDIO T OTOOLE 8: SONS Inc Lynbrook New York Stamford Connecticut Art lV01k THELMA HINELL DORIS WARNER BARBARA BIRDSALL 96 , , . . . . Y. . 7 . . . W . in aiding us in the makeup of the Owl. We also give a deep bow I , . . , . , I . , , . , , .
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