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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1948 volume:

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In addition to the high school students who have profited by his ability as a teacher, many of our parents, several teachers, and members of the school board have been studying woodworking under his competent supervision two evenings a week as part of the Adult Education Program. All recognize him as an understanding, friendly, and industrious worker. Ask any L. H. S. student and he will invariably reply, Mr. DeGelleke? Oh, he's a swell guy! This in any language is a great compliment to one deserving nothing but our sincerest thanks. 4 Stuart L. DeGeIIeke 5 Mr. Owl: Hold on there, fellow. Why so pensive? Bobby: Oh, I'm iust standing here, wondering what high school is like. I've just graduated from the grades, you see, and to be truthful, l'm a little worried. Mr. Owl: But I assure you, boy, there's nothing to worry about if you iust continue doing as you are told. I think you're concerned merely because you don't know what to expect. Bobby: Mmm, I suppose that's it. By the way, who are you? Mr. Owl: Some folks know me as the Class of '48: others as Good Sportsmanship, the two have always gone hand in hand. You'll soon learn, boy, that Good Sportsmanship is a steadfast tradition in L. H. S. Bobby: That's good to hear .... Say, what's that under your arm? Mr. Owl: This is a prized possession-a scrapbook of my wonderful days in high school. Bobby: May I see it? Mr. Owl: Certainly you may. And that gives me an idea. I'll explain each page as we go along: and in that way, you can find out about the school, activities and your future upper classmen. Bobby: That will be terrific! r HARRY M. MALKAS Vice Presidenf EDGAR A. HEESELER Secrefury Board of Education H. ARTHUR SCHUBERT Superinlendeni of Schools GUY L- GOULD HARRIET A. O'BRlEN CARL E. PETERSON Clerk Treasurer AHUVYIGY VICTOR L. BELDING RUSSELL B. BUCHANAN JOSEPH D. ABRAMS ftot' J. ENSOR MOTT 7 NNAN mcv-NAU 5' .BRE PrinC'P ' MARJORIE SWARTHOUT J. RAY JOHNSON Dean of Girls Adminis Faculfy Iralivs Assisfanf .lin ENGLISH Mildred White, Louise Jacobson, Margaret Lindwall, Pearl Cavaney LIBRARIAN Florence Donald V r-+-+7 MATHEMATICS I Mariorle Swarlhoul, Kathryn Slauson COMMERCE Morgarel Washburn, Alice Chase LANGUAGE SOCIAL STUDIES Frances Holmes Irene Carman, Charlotte Kinne GQ PHYSICAL EDUCATION gif! SCIENCE Dorothy Hill, Sidney Covert, Anne Norwat, Edward Sylvia, Walter Hawthorne E, Evans Carr, J. Ray Johnson 5, , ff f, -ggei ARTS MUSIC Swan DeGeIleke, R119 Meeks, Thomas Penone Robert Borst, Aileen Vrooman, Herbert Corduan VTE:-77 ,Y SECRETARIES Catherine Brauneck, Frances Fritz, lda Hernan, Hazel Ackley NO PICTURE: Barbara Anderson, Science, Anne Cullen, Art, Eudora Lompman, Eng- lish, Bertha Salvaggio, Language, Helen Seitz, Social Science. xx f' Q x V N ' v A 5 ' ff .ff-R lzy YW li 3 N A ' . xg S f is -L. a, N 233 Si: 'Q 5 'b'.' Zxzii. FWS 5? Wg s-ami-3 55 Q i Mg - 3 SE . .QV I lr Q ELINOR BURLEIGH N ks K, . . . 1. r 'WK Even.- his BARBARA KERN MISS WHITE fu ,R , f-.Lf ' 1 , tg' .1. , ' MONICA REILLY T E ' '- THERESA DE LUCA ROBERT vm HELEN AHOLA MR. JOHNSON BARBARA SALZMAN SAUL W KEON NANCY MCSHEA ALDMAN Owl Staff Bobby: How have these students contributed to school activities? Owl: These energetic Seniors have made possible the publication of this book. The Staff, elected at the end of their Junior year, was organized early in the fall term, Senior year. Planning began immediately. Each editor had several helpers. Miss White, literary advisor, continually asked for copy to be approved while Mr. Johnson kept the business staff on the job. Although the task was a complicated one, all obstacles were finally overcome through perserverance and hard work. v - 2:7 ij': K ig ' 'Nw is 4 Seated-Goll, Riemensclmeidor, Donald. Standing-Fischer, Garth, Hislop. Seated-Heller, Kamholx, Newton. Standing-McNeill, Wolf, Fray Ffbhf'-DI luca, Soove. Second-Robinson, Mclaughlin, Gittler. Seated-Kern, De Luca, McSl1ea. Standing-Burleigh, Xeon, Reilly, Salzman, Waldman. P Q. 1 JAMES MORGAN . JOHN MCNEILL President Class H 'story Vice-President Owl: Before we really begin our tour, l think I should tell you a little about the background of the graduating class, Bobby. Bobby: Sure thing, Mr. Owl. Go right ahead-l'm a'listenin'! Owl: Well, the class of '48 has a right to be proud of itself. As Freshmen, we remained near the top all year in the sale of bonds and stamps. In 1945, as well-adiusted Sophs, with the help of Mrs. Kinne, we adopted a war orphan in an attempt to do our bit for Europe's youth. In our Junior year, through class unity, we were victorious in an exciting Class THERESA DeLUCA Secretary Nite. We began to realize the talent we had in our class when our Junior play, A Date With Judy was a great success. The theme of our first prom was Chinatown, The first semester of our Senior year was hectic, crammed to the brim with activities. After the Green and Gold parties campaigned, class officers were chosen on official voting machines. Our Senior play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was made a hit by the class Thespians. Morgan again proudly re- ceived the victor's cup at Class Nite. In February, averages were figured and we learned that our class possessed that rarity in L. H. S.-a male valedictorian! BARBARA KERN Treasurer 4-1 l , 3 SALUT ATORlAN VAL ED1C-I-ORlANi Lg! Janet Heller Fred Perroha average 94.220f0 Qvemge 94.523 Averages over 9O'K: l. Jo Ann Frey 6. Valentine Meixner 2. Elinor Burleigh 7. Marian Newton 3. Monica Reilly 8. George Paff 4. Jean Bauberger 9. Joanna Goll 5. Helen Ahola 'l0. Saul Waldman ll. Barbara Salzman 15 K . E L i K . HELEN AHOLA MARILYN ASHFOLK llHelenlI llLynnll 5l'eiS SHIUFY, Shi- S talented, Gnd 0lS0 Sweet, Har smile sure is pleasing lor one to see, A COf11bir1Gfi0rI lwfd t0 beat. And she's known for her winning personality. Scraps: Girl Stater of 1947 . . . Cornelia Otis Scraps: A member of the chorus for 3 years . . . Skinner in Senior Play . . . Editor of Owl . . . plays enjoys music, and she sings well too . . . talented piano and cello . . . naturally curly hair . . . plans in sewing . . . she bowls and skates . , . Mill's Teach- to continue with music. ing School. Comment: Not very bad! Comment: Detinitely! Memo: Likes Englishmen and Minnesota . . . dis- Memo: Likes skating and singing . . . dislikes con- likes to write essays! ceit and sloppiness. HENRY ANDRE ROBERT BARABAN III-Iunkll llBoblI This Frenchman says he needs a cor, The best cartoon that you will see He needs a license, too, n'est pas? Will be those that are drawn by Bobby B. Sraps: He's a member of the National Guard . . . Scraps: Will take a commercial art course at Pratt plans to attend Missouri School of Mines . . . his . . . outside hobbies are photography and drawing hobby is photography . . . specializes in reading . . . a member of American Legion Rifle Range . . comic books. loves to drive. Comment: Tombez morte! Comment: Tough! Memo: Likes fishing and hunting . . . dislikes Memo: Likes drawing and roller skating . . . dis winter! likes walking. l X i , gn mr 'I6 -. 1 l IRENE BENTE Illll This small girl can't be beat Her blushing smile shows she's sweet. Scraps: She made the hockey honor team Junior Senior year . . . plans for a secretarial job makes a very good listener . . . enioys horseback riding and roller skating. Comment: I darn near died! Memo: Likes sports . . . dislikes work in general WILLIAM BENTE Bentnose This Bente twin has a mischievous eye, And is always ready with a quick reply. Scraps: Plans a college course in aircraft tenance . . . collects information on planes enjoys wrestling . . . has quite cu unique laugh Comment: He's a big man, Memo: Likes girls , . . dislikes being in an um pecunious position. ,fy W ROBERT BOQUIST JEAN BROWN Bogie Jean when l19'5 09 he 90951 Oli, S0 lm, Little Jean Brown, so quiet and sweet, An excellent dflV9f'l'1 his m0ll79f'S CUV- One of the pleosantest girls you could meel. Scraps: A 4-year band member . . . cl very con- Scraps: Plans to go to nursing school . . . attended vincing purser in the Senior play . . . enioys listen- Port Jefferson High . . . member of Latin Club at ing 10 all kind, of music , , , will go fo college I , P. J. H .... likes home economics . . . she and her an obliging chauffeur, sister are inseparable. Comment: For pete's sake, will you hurry up? Comment: Gee whiz! Memo: Likes to drive, and to feed certain Senior M'-fmoi l-H195 Dodgeff and lCe'5lW'l 9 - - - dislikes fellows . . . dislikes Latin! Wofk- FLORENCE BRENNAN MARILYN JANE BROWN HFIOH nl-ynll This little miss is quiet and shy, A noied amide' and auiround gal' But always says hello as she passes by. She's known in school as everyone's pal. Scraps: Known for being quiet and playing the Scraps: Known for basketball and sensational shots Clmine, I Q I hopes ,O go ,O Kmherine Gibbs Q . ' ' Q' member of Lecderls Clula ' ' ' 90' gold key 'n always sewing . . . was in band and orchestra . . Junior year . . . always driving her brother's car. also Chorus u l r fflyn-Newsff reponer' Comment: Ya don't say! Commenh ,,Fresh!n n Memo: Likes explosions in Chemlslry Class ' ' ' dis' Memo: Likes roller skating, a certain college fellow hkes homewolk' . , . dislikes short people. l l U . j ia . l I E ix l iii 7 i i 'J-feffgl JEAN MARIE BROWNSON EDWARD BURNS Genie HEddl8H A lun-loving girl with eyes of brown, D05i in9, l'lGf1dS0lY19, SiX f00f fhfeer Neyer 0 dull mor-rrerrr when she's ground, Just what some fellows would like to be. Scraps: Junior Class Nite cheerleader . . . known Scrgpgz Known for his loy.Up shors I I I gire Arfhur io' iaiiiing Uboi-ii i0iin'iY - - - 9nl0Y5 i 0i'5ei9aCi' riding Murray of L H. S .,.. heading for forestry sclnool and swimming . . . plans for future include college I I I neuf dresser I I I Hi,Y member I I I hes ,eienr . . . iUSf coll her 'isllm-H for not passing exams, so he says. Comment: Oh, I broke my nail. Comment: Holy Cow! Memo: Likes dancing, most sports . . . dislikes Memo: Likes Dodgers I I I dislikes GianrsI nothing specifically. El.lNOR BURLEIGH MICHAEL BUZZEO ll ' ll Mike HEIe Bin A h lll ' th' M'k morou e ow is i u 1 e, A ii 7 package of Charm and bmins' Driviilg thes car is his splcgolylilre. What Lynbroak loses, some college gains. I Scraps: Known for her quiet efficient way . . . hard Scraps: Plans io so io college ' ' ' lor D graphic ,, ,, art course . . . outside hobbies are music and models worker on the Lyn-News . . . J. V. cheerleader . . . , , , , , . . . . . enioys traveling and lust plain loafing . . , has played French horn and is accomplished on the piano U 'Glen' for on . . . college. ' Commenh nwhooopsin Comment: Sad, Isnt ut? i i Memo: Likes vocuiion in Maine I i A dislikes New h Memo: Likes cars ithaiii don tkrettle . . . dislikes not Yoik Gianni avlng any money in IS poc es. V7 l III. C W . 1 l ELEANOR CARLSON Carl Top notch athlete, too modest to say, A likeable classmate, always so gay. Scraps: Member of Leader's Club . .l. received her gold key in her Junior year . . . plans to be an X-ray technician . . . another knitting fan . . . a regular sports whiz. Comment: Hang up! Memo: Likes Maine and Notre Dame . . . dislikes dentists and the Dodgers. JANE CARMICHEL Iljennyll When the weather is dismal, dreary, and wet, Cute .lane's hair looks as if it had just been set. Scraps: Received L for cheering on varsity for 2 years . . , enjoys swimming, riding, the movies and parties . , . is headed for secretarial school . . . basketball team, Comment: For Pete's sake! Memo: Likes Pete . . . dislikes being hungry. ARTHUR CHIMENTI tj? K i lf' . ll Nedll Arthur is a musical man, He plays the accordian whenever he can. Scraps: Can usually be seen with a wrench sticking out of his rear pocket . . . worked in service station for three years . . . plans to go to automotive school. Comment: Hey, Zeke. Memo: Likes music and automobiles . . . dislikes nothing. NICHOLAS CINQUE Nickle Nickle drives a Kelly green car, ln the field ol mechanics he's sure to go lar. Scraps: Never without his Buick . . . plans to be a produce truck driver . . . hobbies are internal com- bustion engines and midget auto racers . . . was on Class Nite rope-climbing. Comment: Whatta car! Memo: Likes engines . . . dislikes English. EDWARD CUFF lljudgell Eddie,is noted for his unruly hair, He's a humorous guy with nary a care. Scraps: Has a flashy Buick . . . speaks low and in- sinuatingly . . . Junior and Senior varsity basketball . . . hobbies are golf and pool , . . known for sub- tle remarks in English class. Comment: Get off my back! Memo: Likes to go hunting . . . dislikes work in general. JEANNE CUSON llRedll Strawberry blonde with harlequin glasses, From California, this little lass is. Scraps: Frosh and soph years in California . . . plans to be interior decorator . . . likes oil painting . . . badminton honor team Junior year . . . quite the sophisticate. Comment: He laughs best who laughs last. Memo: Likes Don . . . dislikes California. :f as JOHN DANE llJoCkII When you look through drawings of worldly lame, The outstanding works will be those of Dane. Scraps: Known for Class Nite decorations-chairman for 4 years . . . worked at Point Lookout . . . Hi-Y member . . . going to art school lnatchl . . . went out for track. Comment: Who's gonna? Memo: Likes Miestens, hot parties . . . dislikes narrowminded people. ROSE DE LUCA Rosie A gay little giggle, voice with a smile, Makes Rosie's number a good one to dial. Scraps: Known for her big smile . . . sings in assem- bly as part of a trio , . . wants to go to business school . . . always seen walking with Dick . , . J. V. cheerleader. Comment: Darn lt! Memo: Likes Dick . . . dislikes crew-cuts. For J l TH ERESA DE LUCA llTerrYII Popular, witty, and versatile, Our class secretary with her winning smile. Scraps: Known for her pleasant personality . . Senior Class secretory . . . Student Council officer . . Owl staff . . , always bustling . . . athletic . . French Club . . . remember Kane? Comment: Smoley Hakes! Memo: Likes Glenn Davis, basketball . . . dislikes Miesten's cokes. RICHARD DONAHUE llDiCkll Teacher's pet was never our Dick Do your homework or get out quick! Scraps: Came from Lawrence in Junior year . . . on Lyn-News staff . . . took part in Senior play . . . made a very impressive Ceasar in Class Nite skit . , . on the wrestling squad. Comment: Hi, woman. Memo: Likes biology . . . dislikes staying for teach- ers after school. l i j 22 4 .+L BARBARA DONALD Barb A curly-haired girl who's so very sweet Pleasant to talk to because she's so neat. Scraps: Made hockey honor team . . . participated in various other sports . . . wants a position as a secretary . . . enioys skiing and skating . . . plans to gd to California. Comment: Heavens t' Betsy. Memo: Likes after-game celebrations . . . dislikes Miesten's lemon and limes. ROBERT DUDASH llBobu Has a low pitched, almost inaudible voice, As a varsity wrestler, he's anyone's choice. Scraps: On varsity wrestling and track team . . . his hobbies are stamp collecting and photography . . . plans to go to college . . . excellent window jumper. Comment: l wouldn't know. Memo: Likes to read . . . dislikes low marks. 4 If 7 , gi' l Lf ,Fill JEANNE EICHMANN FRANK FISCHER Jeanne Frank Jeannie writes for our Lyn-News Always loaded with books, his ambitions are high, A wonderful way to air her views. He'll W0flf fOr an M-D-, G most serious guy. Scraps: She plans to enter the business field . . . Scraps: Member of ffl-yn.New5H SMH l I , mme from on feature stat? of the Lyn-News . . . outside inter' Germany in 1940 4 ' - conscientious pmmpier for ests are movies, walking, and reading short stories. ' - - ' - Senior ploy , . . participated in assembly productions. Comment: Love that boy! Comment HHOwdy' Bub-,, Memo: Likes a certain Senior boy . . . dislikes Sponish so early in the morning. Memo: Likes music and stamp collecting , , . dislikes iazz. ETHEL FABER H H JOSEPH FiscHER I' l bl d Effie bl ' I Hloen Eule like , on e' G orc e gig? B' ' A pleasant guy who's very tall, ut nothing s as cute as Efiies wiggle. ,, . H ' As famous Oogie, he beat them all. Scraps: Cheered for Class Nite three years, and for J. V .,.. wants a secretarial position . . . a SUUP52 on 5P0'l SLUH 0f.HLY 'NeW5H fo' lou' YPUVS goddess in Senior skit . . . enioys movies, parties, - : - Sang io -lUdYH ln Junior PlUY - ' - is heflded l0f and reading college . . . enioys sports and collecting stamps. Comment: Whoopsie. Comment: He didn't appreciate it. Memo: Likes snow, and school games . . . dislikes homework and sarcastic teachers. noisy Dodger fans. P Y 9 i I i ISI es Memo- Likes people Kes ecioll irlsl d' l'k l ,W 1, , , 23 i A , in I C I I ANGELA FLANAGAN ROBERT FUCHS llAngell flgobll Freckle-faced and Irish, too. Bob is wha, he answers io, The Lord felt good when He made you. Hefs always up on wha, is new. sCmP5i Slage manager of 'he Senior Flax, ' ' ' mud? Scraps: Member of Rifle Club . . . he was c Junior the hockey honor leaf' ' Works on LYn'NeW5 homeroom rep . . . was on Class Nite decorations . . . wants to be an Interior decorator . . . worked Cqmminee Q I i eiiioys driving wiih his broihei. in George's. H A on Comment. Did you do your chem. Comment: Vous n'y pensez pas. Memo: Likes cars, dancing, and knitting . . . dislikes Memo: Ukef 9 l5 ' - - d'Sl'ke5 not hUV '9 one' corny iokes. EDWARD GARCIA .IO ANN FREY ,,Ed,, ll-lol! E ' I ' h' d' , Our Leoder's Club president has quite a way Tzieixgizg gn srilgigiiz :,estJiv:Z:,I: OI keeping her marks all above A, 9 i . . Scr s: B nd member for four years and orchestra h Scmfsz secretuzz of l-tl-iI.'hi,,'. mrhdeibufimmion membik, foruthree . . . plans to be an architect . . . Ono' gum ' '. '. as so ng In e Um r pay enioys stamp collecting and photography . . . man . . . enloys knitting and reading . . . known for her of few words duets with Janet. ' Commenh HHUHY upiff Comment: Nothing. Memo: Likes Ozone Park . . . dislikes low marks. Memo: Likes collies . . .dislikes homework. E k 24 1 I THOMAS GARRITY ROBERT GILLEN l'TOm'l 1lBobn Tall, dork and handsome describes this lad, Any class is alive with him in il, The kind ol guy girls wish they had. A riotous lad, a laugh every minute. Scraps: Member of the Hi-Y . . . quite versatile on Scraps: His hobbies are baseball and fixing cars the stage . , . his hobby is stomp collecting . . . is . . . plans either to work, or go to trade school . . . hedded lOl' college . . . liI1DWI1 by l'1iS WGllK. enjoys troveling, especially in New Hampshire. Comment: But I wasn't talking, Mrs. Carman! Commflnlf HYOU meflnlelu Memo: Likes teachers who talk o lot . . . dislikes Memo: Likes flashy cms ' ' ' dislikes girls Will' noisy Dodger fans. loo much mokewp' LOUISE GITTLER DOROTHY GERCKE H , , ,,Do',, Louie ' As a Class Nite cheerleader she helped a lol, He' Follleness and Umblllon will never fade' Personality and good nature are iust what she's gol. Whenever needed she'll give her aid. Scraps: Participated in both Junior and Sen-ior foiiglcbsiihleslsysldhlcgiolecihoo Sb .LljnjNeiiT:ys'reudi:i3c:ij plays . . . business school is her goal . . . outside dancing . I I She Sews' 'oo - l l has been to Niagara hobbies are sketching, writing, sewing, designing, Falls and loved H. and baby Smmg' Comment: Oh for gosh sakes! Commenl: Hlsnll 'lm' slupidwl Memo: Likes steaks, the beach, and old Fords . . Memo: Likes poetry, Lyn . . . dislikes deadheads. dislikes 5l0PPY b0Y5f and CCYFOLS- g l 25 A l JOANNA GOU- DOROTHY GUENTHER IIJOII IIDOTII Wl10 is 'lie glfl S0 stately Gnd fair? A serious girl wl1o's intent on her work, ll's our lovely singer with platinum hair. Eyeryfhjngfs Completed Wifi-, m-Hy G quirk. Scraps: Heflded f0l' SUITS TG'-'1Cl'lel'S COHGQG - - - an Scraps: Participated in archery, hockey, volleyball, avid fevdef A - - She 5if1QS, Und Pl0YS fhe flute - - - . . . ran in relays at Class Nite . . . enjoys riding a regular fish in the water . . . in both Junior and horses , D I will Wo,-k 0,5 Q secreyqry- Senior plays. H I Comments: What l mean is . . . Comment.: leepersll Memo: Likes Lenin I . ' dislikes oatmeal' I iivlemo: Likes food and horses . . . dislikes writing e ers. EILEEN GRIMES HG , H ROBERT HALLIDAY rimesy ,, , Bob' Serious-mindecl, full of fun too, b A nice person to know from our point of view. esnfhmme lg Us UU? U El f1fP UP- G-I b r a rea y smr e, es nice as can e. Scraps: A faithful relay runner at Class Nite . . . I has a flair for cooking and sewing . . . enjoys skating Scraps: JUS, oukffom 'he U' S' Ncfvy ' ' ' Used lo I ' U on the 'yping stag of HLYH-Newsn h - - wcms to go NL Manual lrolnlng Hugh School In Brooklyn . . . be Q secretary- inten s to wor as a business manager. Comment: Whafchamocollit. Comment: I don't say nothin'. Memo: likes 0 room 5 Comedian Gnd Der Bingle Memo: Likes dancing, and traveling . , . dislikes . . . dislikes cld ialopies. nothing much. ' l 26 l l L , PATRICIA HEDDEN EDWARD HEMPEL Pot ll ll Good tor a laugh and lots of fun, Quick with remarks or a humorous pun. Scraps: Faithful writer of Lyn-News staFf . . . Hemp His pastime is playing the violin, As for success in life-we know he'll win, Scraps: Member of the orchestra 3 years . . . is member Of Ql'l5' Cl 0f'-'5 - - - C' C0nVlnCl 9 elfe5l ' headed tor college . . . enioys swimming and loafing ment-salesman . . , sings the blues, and raises dogs I U U We Call him the modem Nero gf L, H, 5, . . . a horsewomart. Comment: l'm so tired. Comment: Howdy, bub-how you doin'? Memo: likes travel . . . dislikes homework and Memo: Likes convertibles and J. P. Morgan . . working when he doegnq wang 10, I dislikes muscle men and English. JANET HELLER 11-lon!! Janet's the girl who's quiet and sweet, Pleasant to all and she dresses so neat. Scraps: Member of the Hi-Y . . . on the Lyn-News staff for four years . . . after school plans include college . , . her hobby is collecting match covers . . . she knits. Comment: You don't say. Memo: Likes dancing . . . dislikes hats. RICHARD HESDORFER Shorty We call him Shorty, it's plain to see why, 'Cuz Dick is kind of a short little guy. Scraps: Member of the Hi-Y . . . enioys sailing and fishing . . . has a flair for solving puzzles . . . annu- ally goes upstate and to Canada . . . has various plans for future. Comment: That's a ioke, son! Memo: Likes cars and girls . . . dislikes old iokes and sloppy dressers. l BARBARA HISLOP llHiSSYll Her figure and hair make this girl a cutie, No mistaking here-our Goddess of Beauty. Scraps: Member ot Hi-Y and Student Council . . . made many honor teams . . . headed tor college . . . enioys knitting and driving . . . she can play piano too. Comment: What a gook! Memo: Likes piano . . . dislikes practicing. LORRAINE HOWELL Lorraine An athlete who always plays well in the game, A sport at all times which adds to her name. Scraps: Played the clarinet in the band for two years . . . made four honor teams . . . wants to be a private stenographer . . . enioys sewing, cooking, and collecting stamps. Comment: .limminy Cricket. Memo: Likes music and going to concerts . . . dis- likes those who act superior. i b l i JOHN JEPPESON lljeppell He has no temper with his shining red hair, lt's always a smile that he will wear. Scraps: Was on Class Nite decorating committee . . . is planning to go to college . . . has quite a talent for the piano . . . a Svenska by proxy. Comment: Sho' nuff! Memo: Likes swimming and boating . . . dislikes work! ALVA JOHANSON MAIN The flying forward on our basketball team, Other schools are drowned when she's on the beam, Scraps: Member of Leader's Club . . . made four honor teams . . . plays the saxophone and piano . . . headed for college . . . has traveled to Sweden . . received gold key. Comment: Are you kidding? Memo: Likes dancing and sports . . . dislikes noth- ing in particular. l ANITA KAMHOLZ BARBARA KERN Candy A highestrutting girl is this drum majorette, About curly locks, she is never upset. Scraps: Member of Lyn-News stat? . . . plans to Kern A terrific sensation in both of our plays, She's a very sweet kidewe love all her WGYS. Scraps: Girls' sports editor of Owl . . . member go to college . . . particularly enioys driving . . . of Hl'Y Und L90deVi5 Club - - ' Adelphi is he' 90Ul head of our squad of maiorettes . . . her hair is naturally curly. Comment: What happened, baby? Memo: Likes convertibles . . . dislikes eggs. ROBERT KEON HBO ll . . . made softball and volleyball honor teams . . . is quite the Thespian. Comment: Oh yeah? That's rare. Memo: Likes parties and games . . . dislikes Mie- sten's dishwater sodas. JOSEPH KING b H ll Always willing to do any fob, ls tall, dark, congenial, Bob. Scraps: Known as the man with the flash bulb . . . member of the National Guard . . . has plans of becoming an engineer . . . enioys classical records, electronics, and pool. Comment: For pete's sake, will ya quit it? Memo: Likes a date with Judy . . . dislikes Judy when she says Uno. Joe ln handball and wrestling Joe's the king, ln fact he's quite good in 'most everything. Scraps: Member of the National Guard . . . came from Mepham . . . plans to go to R. C. A. announcing school . . . plays the drums . . . enjoys handball and collecting stamps. Comment: Wanna bet? Memo: Likes girls and the Yankees . . . dislikes Frankie and the Dodgers. I I RUSSELL KIRK Russ If he has a physique and many a muscle, It could be none other than little Russell. I MICHAEL KORNELY Mike This boy has his ambition high, Because, you see, he intends to fly. Scraps: Wrestled for three years . . . was chaplain, Scraps: Member of the National Guard . . . headed and vice-president of Hi-Y , , , expecfs fo become for an aeronautical college . . . his special interests a ceramic engineer , , , enioyg swimming and horse. are planes and making money . . . belongs to several back riding. flying CIUIDS- Commem: ,,Ah go soak Your heady, Comment: Oh, was I supposed to do that, too? , M :L'k t' d'l th...d'- .M.emo: Likes playing hockey, and girls . . . dislikes Iikeseizgmesvfrskl 'me an mrp ones ina C l is picking weeds. RICHARD LAUX RENEE JUNE KOBRIN HD, ku IC Renee His blond hair and blue eyes are a steal from Who's the new look that's come our way. She's glamour plus, and is called Renee. Scraps: New this year from Calhoun High School in New York . . . is going to business school . . . she plays the piano . . . has a mania for starting fads. Comment: OIC. Memo: Likes to dance . . . dislikes sloppy dressers. a Viking, Good personality-much to our liking. Scraps: Enjoys traveling . . . is a member of the Hi-Y . . . participated in wrestling and J. V. wrestling . . . plans to go to college . . . needs-a pen. Comment: Huh? Memo: Likes girls . . . dislikes English. P l 5 l JOHN LEE ARLINE LEVY HL H HL 11 ee He plays basketball very well, And as an all-round guy, he's really swell. Scraps: Plays on J. V. basketball team . . . plans to go to work and attend a vocational school . . . outside hobby is playing ball . . , worked as usher at Fantasy Comment: Cheezl Cin a high voice! Memo: Likes weekends . . . dislikes homework and gym. RUTH LERON lfsqmfr Always laughing wherever she goes, ls pretty Ruth with her cute pug nose. Scraps: This young lady is going to be a nurse . . she's been on the refreshment and decoration com- mittees . . . she bowls, goes horseback riding . . likes the movies. Comment: Say, Sam! Memo: Likes tall boys . . . dislikes cauliflower and English. ee School paper articles she does write, Tall and lanky, you'd know her on sight. Scraps: She's going to tinishing school . . .' was in the Senior Play . . . is the secretary of two outside clubs . . , her hobbies are dancing, reading, knitting and music. Comment: Mellow greetings, yukie dukie! Memo: Likes sports, Saturdays, and males . . , dis- likes tomatoes. CHARLES LUMM Charlie He has a sauntering manner, is quick on the trigger, Charlie's six foot two-'they don't come much bigger. Scraps: On varsity basketball for two years . . . is headed for N. Y. S. Merchant Marine Academy lFort Schuylerl . , . enjoys baseball and sandlot football. Comment: Let's go watch the television. Memo: Likes sports, especially basketball . . . dis- likes homework and work. is 31 f i X S l l r l EDMUND McDOWELL VERONICA MCLAUGHLIN Mousey Ronny Always ready with a helping hand, This cheerleader's an incitement tor our team, We rate this fellow as really grand. And known tor a complexion of peaches and cream. Scraps: Member of the boy's chorus . . . varsity Scraps: A 2 year varsity cheerleader . . . plays wrestler for two years . . . plans to go to college basketball . . . collects photos . . . plans to obtain after a P. G. course . . . Hi-Y member. a secretarial position . . . avid knitter . . . has kept Comment: Swell! high school scrapbook. Memo: Likes girls and driving . . . dislikes fruits. Comment Hceel Louise!!! Memo: Likes cheering, and Jack . . . dislikes grad' uating. JOHN MCKENNA IIMGCII JOHN MCNElLL ll ll Mac is his nickname, Bessie's his car, Jumbo Mac runs the better at the two by farl ,lol-mny'g q whiz gf gd.Iibbed satire, Scraps: On varsity baseball 2 years . . . home room And by all 'S mrmdered U real l've'W're' FEP 2 YeCll'5 - f - finds Ple05UVe in basketball and Scraps: Vice-president of class for two years . . . photography . . . good-natured . . . a natural come- Boy Stgfer of 1947 , , , secretary of Hi-Y , , , qt- dlclne tended Rift Valley Academy in East Africa . . . official Comment: l can't see it, myself. 'fl-mls-lDS0f9f of L- H- 5- Memo: Likes 1935 Plymouths . . . dislikes getting Comment: Now Helen! UP eC lY- Memo: Likes blondes . . . dislikes work. Vg l L u Q l..f l l l l L . NANCY McSHEA HMGCII She's full of jokes and lrish wit, With everyone she makes a hit. Scraps: Art editor of Owl . , . business manager of Lyn-News . . . avid record collector . . . is headed tar art school . , . or Katherine Gibbs . . . member at Hi-Y. Comment: Oh, you ierk!! Memo: Likes taking pictures of the kids . . . dis- likes last minute posters. MURIEL MASON 11MUru Lovely clothesfalways dressed just so, A quiet manner-nice girl to know. Scraps: Drum maiorette . . . is on the Lyn-News business staff . , . her talent is sewing . . . she plans to go to fashion school . . . hobbies are bowling, roller skating. Comment: It's true! Memo: Likes stage shows, boating, and friendly people . . , dislikes custard, and people who are always late. I . - ii-M IMOGENE MAYR lllmoll Known lor her flips and her very quick wit, Each place lmo goes she'll make a big hit. Scraps: Is a varsity cheerleader . . . sings with Toni in assembly talent shows . . . she plans to be a tarmerette in Arizona . , . known tor her station wagon. Comment: One, two, three, get out of the car! Memo: Likes football parties . . . dislikes speed limits. VALENTINE MEIXNER Her Mon Val is known as Miss Swarthout's delight, Because his solid is always right. Scraps: Plans ta study engineering . . . played bas- ketball for three years . . . gets a kick out of sail- ing . . . member of the Hi-Y . . . he's a big man. Comment: Gloryosky! fha hai Memo: Likes Joan . . . dislikes homework! as as e Llee l ETHEL MENKE ANN MORAN IIESII llAnn1l She's a quiet little lass in her own little way, Hefe'5 Q little blonde who is very cute, She's always pleasant, day after day. For our varsity team she does root. Scraps: Member of archery honor team . . . col- Scraps: A varsity cheerleader . . . is in the Hi-Y lects stamps and pictures of movie stars . . . plans , , , known for her good looks . . . plans to be G lo be U C0mP70m9l9 0PefUl0 - - - 5L'e'5 worked in secretary . . . collects pictures of her friends . . . a dry cleaner's. knns' Comment: Hubba hubbaf' Comment Hwhoopsie do! Memo: Likes roller Skallng and the D0d99V5 - Memo: Likes football games and cheerleading . . . dislikes Hl5l0 Y HC-H dislikes leaving high school and cheerleading tryouts. DESMOND MILLIGAN JAMES MORGAN Eddie HJ- P-H Our lamous Dessy has nary a gripe, J. P.'S quite the mutt CIb0Ul TOWN, He looks like Joe College, smoking his pipe. Nothing can get our Morgan down! Scraps: Traveled to Michigan . , . participated in Scraps: Class President for four years . . In football and basketball . . . he's going to work for Junior and Senior plays . . . plays the sax . . D. his mother after graduation . . . played basketball headed for college or radio school . . . Hi-Y Presl- Class Nite. dent . . . enioys sports. Comment: Pretzel-head! Comment: What d'ya say, kid? Memo: Likes sports and movies . . . dislikes home- Memo: Likes horses, 5P0fl5f Und Women - - ' dis work. likes storms at sea. li l ' ,7 GRACE NEFF LElA NICHOLS Gracious Letq Grace is demure, but trim and neat, Lml Her pleasant smile malces her so sweet. Scraps: On the business staff of the Lyn-News . . , will go to u business school . . enjoys seeing Broadway plays and musicals . . . she sews and lmnits. Comment: Got roclcs in your head? Memo: Likes polite boys . . . dislikes long dresses. MARIAN NEWTON Marian She's assistant Editor of the Lyn-News, you know, She's sure to succeed, cuz the Lora' meant it sol Scraps: Assistant editor of the Lyn-News for two years . , . was in the Junior and Senior plays . . . plans to go to a state teachers college . . . plays the piano, sings. Comment: See you later. Memo: Likes dances, Latin, and music . . . dislikes having her name spelled wrong. F577 l i l LORRAINE O'DONNELL IIOIDIII She's outstanding on the basketball court, Hockey and softball make her a top sport. Scraps: Played on four honor teams . . , plans for tuture include college, travel, and the concert stage . . . enioys skating, swimming, reading, and driving . . gold key. Comment: Oh, mud! Memo: Likes sports, and food . . . dislikes having to wear shoes and being hungry. THOMAS O'DONN ELL llTom1l Tommy ond solid just don't mix, But in everything else, he knows what ticks. Scraps: Member of the Varsity Club . . . his talent is not solid geometry , . . plans for college . . . plays basketball and football . . . his hobby is playing contact. Comment: Phyllisl Memo: Likes a girl faster than a Studebaker . . dislikes bad drivers in good cars. E l GEORGE PAFF 11 PORN The football captain with the hearty laugh, Could be no other but brainy Paltl Scraps: Vice-president of the Varsity Club . . . varsity baseball lor 4 years . . . plays the piano and pipe organ . . . he's headed for college . . .enioyx sailing. Comment: Finnigablub! Memo: Likes fast Studebakers . . . dislikes Ford ,,6O,s,,' EUNICE PEARSALL nEUnH She's very pleasant and lull ol fun, To be sure-she's admired by everyone. Scraps: She's headed for college and then nursing school . . . active in her church doings . . . partici- pated in many class sports . . . sings nicely . . . en- ioys knitting. Comment: Thot's ironic. Memo: Likes a certain Central fellow . . . dis- likes short men. 1 --W Q l L l g -7 Wim V FRED PERROTTA Freddie He was one ol the finest Lyn-Newsl' editors, And when it came to marks, he had no competilors. Scraps: Boy Stater of l947 . . . American Legion contest winner . . . received American Legion History Award . . . is most interested in politics . . . was chaplain of Hi'Y. Comment: Gee whiz. Memo: Likes history and reading . . . dislikes low marks. HENRIETTA PETRARCA GEORGE PRICE ffgimff fubby Her Speech is long' drawn' and slow, Hrs equator rs broad his smile is so wide She likes to knit, dance, and sew. 9 Scraps: Faithful relay runner at Class Nite . . . 'Cys makm lone and boo' models h t wants to be a secretary , , , made the volleyball class 9 P opes 0 team . . . enioys playing tennis and badminton. camping Comment: Detinitely! Memo: Likes English and dancing . . . dislikes my:- lery stories' dislikes asparagus spinach and Spamsh l - l DONALD RANCK IlDonll A handsome boy who makes girls swoon, He's headed for the North Woods-he's Daniel Boone. Scraps: Homeroom rep. for two years . . . President of Student Council . . . a member of the National Guard . . . was on wrestling team . . . known for drawings on chem experiments. Comment: Big man. Memo: Likes the great outdoors . . . dislikes the city. MILDRED REID Millie She jibbers and iabbers, there's always a quip, She's cute as a bug, and fast as a whip. Scraps: You'll be calling her a woman in white . . . enioys cooking, music, and science . . . she sings way up high . . . plays the piano, too. Comment: Oh, pooh! Memo: Likes skating, and laughing . . . dislikes conceit and liver! l lt U 38 fi l tl e J MONICA REILLY f'Really An intelligent miss with a dash of wit, A combination that makes her a hit. Scraps: Associate editor of the Owl . . . stat?- writer ot Lyn-News . . . member ot HifY . . . mother in both class plays . . . hobbies are music, reading, and Eddy . . . college. Comment: I swear . . , Memo: Likes stocking feet . . , dislikes odors from chem lab, and certain teachers. BLANCHE RICE Blanche A neat girl you've seen in the corridor, Blanche is here direct from Florida. Scraps: Attended Andrew Jackson High in Miami 3 years . . . wants to be a stenographer . . . likes to skate and dance . . . and man, that Southern drawll Comment: Ya hear? Memo: Likes neat fellows and girls . . . dislikes show-offs and gripes. l L l it l AMY RIEMENSCHNEIDER l1Amyll Amy is lull of poetry knowledge, She plans an architec1's course in college. Scraps: Member of feature staff of Lyn-News . . . enioys drawing tloor plans . . . she has been to Ger- many . . . her lovorite author is Dickens . . . finds pleasure in ice-skating. Comment: Oh mother! Memo: Likes poetry, piano, and James Mason . . . dislikes solid propositions. ILAH RISEDORF Risie Ah, the bass clarinet-how well she can toot! She sews and draws and is a nice girl to boot. Scraps: Member of the band and orchestra through- out high school . . . hobbies are sewing and photog- raphy . . . enjoyed playing at Mineola Fair with L. H. S. band. Comment: Criminal! Memo: Likes music and aviation . . . dislikes men. ELAINE ROBINSON Robin In shorthand class she has not a care, But she'll make a good secretary-to that we'll swear. Scraps: Enioys roller skating, bowling . . . likes to sew, too . . . member of Lyn-News typing staff . . . intends to go to business college . . . soft, naturally wavy brown hair. Comment: Oh, yeah? Memo: Likes good movies . . . dislikes cars that keep blowing horns. LEONARD RODGERS Mickey Mickey's clothes look as it they've just been bought, Dark, curly hair-'he's witty and short. Scraps: Was a member of the band and orchestra for 3 years . . . attended Admiral Farragut Naval Academy in New Jersey . . . plans to go to Philadel- phia Textile Institute. Comment: Who? Joe Shlump, the midget. Memo: Likes to talk , . . dislikes work. in-of -of i.,..i 1 .f we l ROBERT ROGERS STUART SAEMMER IlBobll Ilsfull Bobby is a darn nice boy, He now wears a uniform of very dark blue But English is not his special joy. He's part of the Navy, but from our crew. Scraps: He's a member of the Hi-Y . . . plans to Scraps: Joined the Navy in the early fall . . . went go to college . . . his hobbies are stamp collecting out for wrestling and J. V. basketball . . . interested and camping . . . he hikes a great deal. in model planes and all sports. Comme,-H, f'Nu,sgH Comment: Drop dead! Memo: Likes to stay up late, music, and eating . . . Memo: Likes sleeping and eating . . . dislikes disnkes gemng up early getting up. CURUS ROSCHE vlRGiNiA SALMON llcunll Ilclnnyll Curt is the drummer in our bond, Blg brown eyes and igefljrous hesrl' h one of 'he bas' ones in me land! In both of our plays s e di more t an er part. Scraps: Member of both band and orchestra four Scrcipsz was in the Junior and Semor P'f'YS hols . been In the Chorus 3 years . . . Sgt. In Civil Air years . . . was on varsity and J. V. football . . . P t I I ' 1 K therin Gibbs likes will enter business field . , . enjoys all sports. if Em' ' ' Pans O go O 0 e ' ' ' Comment: The swung silem Wpe' Comment: Stop acting your mental age! Memo: Likes vacations and riding horses . . . dis- Memo: Likes Latin lamazinglj, baby sitting . . . likes homework. dislikes English composition. E N e - l 40 ee BARBARA SALZMAN Bobbie Eobbie's a swell gal, we all know, And up the ladder of success, she shall go. Scraps: Hi-Y president and president of Youth Fellowship at her church . . . class editor of Owl . . , her plans for future are college or dishwashing in Woolworth's. Comment: Which Barbara? Memo: Likes breaking test tubes in chemistry dislikes looking at herself in the mirror. WILLIAM SCHMITT Schmitty Swell with cartoanswquiclc with a pun, An olleround little fellow, he's full of fun. Scraps: Made big hit as Randolph in Junior play . . . also as Cupid in Class Nite skit . . . plans to icin the Air Corps . . , was campaign manager for winning Green Party. Comment: Anybody got any money? Memo: Likes pool, drawing, guns . . . dislikes people without any sense of humor. GERARD SEELY Jerry A coach some day, our Jerry will be, Leading a team to Victory! Scraps: Very athletic . , . known for his football and basketball . , . plans to major in physical edu- cation in college . . . member of Varsity Club. Comment: What's up, doc? Memo: Likes sports . . . dislikes slow cars. CECELIE SEITZ HI-een This blue-eyed girl with an unusual name, ls quiet, but weilrliked just the same. Scraps: Will attend a business school . , . enjoys drawing, and has a flair for costume designing . . . was in the French Club . . . participated in tennis and ping pong. Comment: Holy cow! Memo: Likes football and basketball games, ond dancing . . . dislikes homework. l l L 4 4 , pl as l JOHN SELEE FRANK SHERIN Selee Pele His inieresf is in ihings scienfific, A qujey guy wifi, nog much fo ggy, We know he'll discover something ferrific. Buy yo ,hose who know him, he ,cies okay, SUUP51 PIGHS L0 loin 'he A mY Uflef Qfcduullon - - - Scraps: Has a collection of stamps and coins . . . is inieresied in Tool work . . . enjoys long bike rides plans for Q College education A , A was in public - - - hes worked for Q bank, and 0 bulchef- speaking ploy . . . was a member af the French Club, Commenf: How's came? Comment: HFOF Pe'e,5 Sckeln Memo: Likes summer, good food, and hunting dislikes muy women, and school. Memo: Likes sports . . . dislikes school. JERRY SHAPlRO EILEEN SHORT Cruncher Sh0r1y 1erry's inferesfed in magic and friclcs, TMS ,my lass of cheerleading fame And Offer' Comes OU, Wim U foke lhcf clicks' Peiieciion and Shady are one and ilie same. Sfmpsf Wil' 'Clie 0 premed course ln college ' ' Scraps: Typical Irish beauly . . gal J, V. lelier for wciiuld ln fclher S, drugsiori, for many yeflrs ' ' ' cheering . . . a hep iiiterbug . . . is headed for ihe gg 'ejls stamps' coins' and 'warms ' ' ' 'S u Boy business world . . . enioys knitting' socks, and sports. cou . Comment: if-I-oo ionghf, Comment: Oh, what a hunk! Memo: Likes whiiiling und boat building . . . dis- Memo: Likes foolboll Ponies: Cheeling . . . dis- likes work. likes conceii. i . l M 42 Y IDA LEE SIMMS 11Leen Always the center of mirllv and lun, A few minutes with her and your blues will run. Scraps: Excellent athlete , . . Class Nite basketball and kickloall . . . received L.l,G A. letter . . , plans to attend ct clietician school, and learn to drive. Comment: Stop breathing! Memo: Likes parties and entertainment . . . dislikes asparagus and conceited fellows. ELINORE SIMON ,, .H Eli Elinore is really one grand lcicl, ln any poll, Sl'lElS got our bid Scraps: Member of Leader's Club . . . will enter Houghton College to maior in Religious Education . . . enioys cooking and working with young kids . . . active in sports. Comment: Oh, plots! Memo: Likes good clean lun, and .lunie . . . dise likes necking. lc: l JOAN SOAVE Joannie A good-natured joker-with smiles so bright, Makes everyone around her feel just right. Scraps: Junior and Senior cheerleader . . . has kept a scrapbook ol days in L. H. S .... hopes to get a iob as secretary . . . she knits green and gold socks. Comment: Gadzooks! Memo: Likes Val . , . dislikes fresh kids. BEVERLY SOLOMON lIBevll A pleasant girl from taps to reveille, A wfnsome smile-her name is Beverly. Scraps: On Owl and Lyn-News staffs . . . has gone out for many after-school sports . . . member of Chemistry Club . . . plans for future include college. Comment: Gee willikers! Memo: Likes knitting, weekends, making good sodas . . . dislikes short letters. l l JOSEPHINE SPINA EDWIN SPRINGER H1011 'feddaef' She pl0lyS the Vl0llf1 VBVY well, At making up excuses he tries and tries, And US G ClUSSi'l'lCle, Sl'l9'S really swell, But the teachers catch on, they're twice as wise. Scraps: Member of orchestra for three years . . . SC,-gps, Member of boy-'5 Chorus , , , will go to WU5 Of' Class Nite Cl9C0 U'ln9 for two Years - f ' en' college for business administration . . . on Lyn-News ioys bowling, taking snapshots . . . plans to be a 5108 for 2 years , , , enioyg camping, 1 . . were my Comment: Oh, soy anything! Comment: Gosh sakes! Memo: Likes cooking' 'Yping l . ' dislikes home- Memo: Likes the good things in life . . . dislikes work room 2. ROBERT SPINNLER ALAN SPRQUL Spin 11A'11 To this long and lanky, likeable chap, W . , . . e like Alan S. because, Anyoned Smile and dog his mp' He's very sincere in all he does. Scraps: ls Q member of the Hi-Y ' ' ' has sei his Scraps- Will enter college to study law . . known sights on the Merchant Marine Academy . . . enioys h ,fb f d V, . . ' t d . hunting camping and sandlot football. as l e oy rom own gas ' ' ' is .mlerese In C ' C ' dl guns and hunting , . . engoys good music. omment: ensore . Memo: Likes trout tishing, and driving . . . dis- Comment Nuts! likes propositions in solid. Memo: Likes Fran . . . dislikes homework. l A ,ss l .. i l JAMES STEWART RICHARD VURTURE Il-,immyll lloickll Jim'x remarks are the life of the class, A- few meuswes of his Sincmo Uoon, He flirts with Mrs. Carman in order to pass. Make L, H. 5' females dmc' and swoon' SC'0P5i.W05 VlCe'Pfe5iflenlf and lreasuhrer Ofhlfi-Y Scraps: On varsity basketball and football . . . - - r mledlffll Srlwoll-S his 900l - - - 9 I0Y5 f-l 'V l9 hopes for a career in singing . . . member of b0y's and 5W'mmln9 - A - '5 Clulle me lleP'C07- chorus . . . his heart is still in Oceanside. Comment: Big dems in my plans. Commem- ooh boy chemistrylrf Memo: Likes convertibles, and short blondes . . - - I - U A dislikes moody girls- Memo: Likes singing, and sports . . . dislikes his- tory and biology. MONTE TISCHLER fqischff SAUL WALDMAN He's always complaining lhere's something wrong, Luigi h' 'l' ' ' , , . . . . But is sm: ing nature wont let him frown long ,Monsieur de Ia crolxn In the Senior Play, Scraps: Will go to college, and then professional Saul's a great fellow in many a way. school . . . has written 'several poemsthat have been Scraps: Sports edhor of both ,,LynPNews,, and published . . . hobbies are reading and stamp ,, I,, . colleding Ow . . . plans to go to college . . , enioys play- ' ing basketball, softball, and volleyball. Comment: Tough! C H I - Memo: Likes holidays and the opposite sex . ommenli You Can' Wm' dislikes pencils, pens, and text books. Memo: Likes football parties . . . dislikes French. i 45 gg l JEAN WANNEMACHER Jean Quick as a whip and lull of pep, This Senior gal is really hep. Scraps: Made volleyball, bowling, and softball honor teams . . . gets a kick out of riding around in the station wagon . . . heading for business school. Comment: Whoopsidoo! Memo: Likes football parties, and sorority meet- ings . . . dislikes Spanish. JAMES WARREN lljimmyll Jimmy was on our football team, Whatever he does is on the beam. Scraps: Member of the Varsity Club . . . played cornet in band and orchestra . . . goes to Maine every summer . . . enjoys fishing, hunting, swimming and soiling. Comment: Howdy doody. Memo: Likes all sports, and women . . . dislikes solid, and room 13. 9-41 a ,- if 5 -f - i. l MAYNARD WATTS Mannie Mannie's a big boy in more ways than one, And always ready for a barrel of fun. Scraps: Spent 3 years in the Navy, and went to the South Pacific . . . played varsity football . , . after graduation he plans to work , . . enioys all sports. Comment: Cut it out, Byron! Memo: Likes auto mechanics . . . dislikes English. JOAN WEISKOTT Ilpennyll Joon's quiet ond serious, yet full of lun, She's considered a friend by everyone. Scraps: Will go to college for a liberal arts course . . . enioys driving, and reading , . . has a talent tor drawing and playing the piano . . . participated in various sports. Comment: Natch! Memo: Likes ice cream, and red convertibles . . dislikes the Yankees, and non-assembly days. ,Mag i 1 i il BARBARA WHITMAN JANET W ,sl OLE Barb Janet Slim as a whistle, shy and clemure This lemale pool shark of Lynbrook High, Smart as a whip, high marks are sure. Doe:sn'i lei very much pass her by. Scraps: A member at the girls chorus . . . an the Scraps: Was secretary-treasurer of class first 2 Lyn News stat? . . . enjoys reading, and music . . . years . . . a member of the Hi-Y . . . headed for participated in bowling, ping pong, and tennis college . . , known for duets with Jo Ann . . ,enioys . , l ' , Comment: Oh, b.g dealf poo and ping pong Memo: Likes horseback riding , . . dislikes fractions. Commenli Leis ploy pool' Memo: Likes pool . , . dislikes solid propositions. t KENNETH WILLENBRUCH Kenny Now here's a fellow whols really okay, He's lull ol the devil in every way. Scraps: After graduation he plans to work . . . enioys swimming, and also photography . . . has worked in ci theater. Comment: Homs! Memo: Likes money, and Laux's car . , . dislikes the Dodgers. CLASS CATALOG Helen Ahola: Leaders Club, French Club president 3, Junior and Senior play, Owl editor-in-chief, bas- ketball 1-2, Class Nite skits 1-4, basketball 1-4, Girls State delegate. Henry Andre: French Club 3, Science Club 4, track 4, rifle team 4, Class Nite decorating 1-45 Marilyn Ashfolk: Chorus 2-4, French Club 3, Lyn- News 2,4. Robert Baraban: Class Nite decorations 1-4, cageball 4, fireman's carry 4, relay races 3,4. Jean Bauberger: Leaders Club vice-president 4, Hi-Y treasurer 4, French Club 3, badminton 3, ping-pong 2, bowling 3,4, Class Nite costumes 3, checking 2. Powell Benedict: Varsity Club 3,4, baseball 3, track 3, Class Nite basketball 4, volleyball 4, varsity football 3,4. lrene Bente: Lyn-News 4, hockey 1-4, honor 3,4, volleyball 1-3, basketball 1-3, softball 1-3. William Bente: Class Nite wrestling 3. Robert Boquist: Junior and Senior play, band 2-4. Florence Brennan: Leaders Club 3,4, basketball 1-4, honor 1-4: volleyball 1-4, honor 1-4: softball 2, honor 2: Class Nite basketball 1-4, kickball 1-3, bombardment 4, tennis 1-4, gold key. Jean Brown: from Greene Central High School, bas- ketball, volleyball, hockey, bowling, Glee Club, Latin Club. Marilyn Brown: Ping-pong 2, archery 2, bowling 4, chorus, band 1,2, orchestra 1, Class Nite checking 2,3. Jean Brownson: Badminton 2-4, basketball 1, Class Nite cheering 3, relays 2, ping-pong 3, softball 2. Elinor Burleigh: Tennis 1,2, ping-pong 2,4, J.V. cheer- ing 3, Science Club, Owl staff, Lyn-News 3,4, feature editor: band 1-3, orchestra 1-3, Class Nite relays 3, cheering 1,2,4. Edward Burns: Hi-Y, J.V. basketball 2, varsity basket- ball 3,4, softball 2, Class Nite basketball 1, decora- tion 1-2, Varsity Club 3,4. Michael Buzzeo: Class Nite decoration committee 1-4, bowling 1. Eleanor Carlson: Leaders Club, tennis 1-4, softball 2, honor 2: basketball 1-4, honor 1-4: volleyball 1-4, honor 1-4: Class Nite basketball 1-4, bombardment 4, kickball 1-3, gold key. Jane Carmichel: Tennis 1-4, Hi-Y, homeroom rep. 2, basketball 1,2,4, Class Nite basketball 1,3,4, var- sity cheering 3,4, bowling 2,4. Arthur Chimenti: Class Nite decorating 3,4, skits 1, Gym Club 1. Nicholas Cinque: Auto mechanics, intramural soft- ball, Class Nite rope climbing. Edward Cuff: J.V. basketball 2, varsity 4, golf 2,4, Class Nite basketball 2. Jeanne Cuson: Badminton 3,4, bowling 3,4, Class Nite decorating 4, National art award, transferred from California, modern dance 1,2, volleyball 1, bad- minton 2, archery 1,2. John Dane: Chairman Class Nite decorating 1-4, skit committee 2, track 3, Hi-Y, scholastic art gold key. Rose De Luca: J.V. cheering co-captain 2,3, basket- ball 1-4, honor 4: volleyball 1-4, hockey 1-4, honor 3,4: softball 1-3, honor 3: Class Nite cheering 1,4, decorating 1-4. Theresa De Luca: Basketball 1-4, honor 4: volleyball 1-4, honor 3,4: hockey 2-4, honor 2-4: softball 'I-3, honor 1-3: bowling 2,4, tennis 1, Student Council treasurer, Class secretary 4, Owl business man- ager, Lyn-News 3,4, Class Nite basketball 1-4, kickball 1-3, bombardment 4, relays 2,3, skits 4, Junior and Senior plays, gold key. Richard Donohue: Lyn-News, wrestling, Class Nite skits 4, wrestling 4. Barbara Donald: Lyn-News, volleyball 1-4, softball 2,3, basketball 1-3, hockey 4, honor 4: Class Nite relays 4, decorations 1-3, checking 4. Robert Dudash: Hi-Y, track 3,4, wrestling 2-4, intra- mural volleyball 3, Class Nite track 3, wrestling 4. Jeanne Eichmann: Lyn-News 3,4. Ethel Faber: Lyn-News typing 4, basketball 1-4, vol- leyball 1-3, tennis 1-3, Class Nite cheering 1,2,4, skits 4, J.V. cheering 3. Frank Fischer: Lyn-News, Senior play, Class Nite checking 3,4. Joseph Fischer: Hi-Y, Science Club, Junior play, track 3,4, intramural softball 1, basketball 3,4, Class Nye basketball 4. Angela Flanagan: Lyn-News, French Club 3, arch- ery 3, Class Nite relays 2, refreshments 2, check- ing 3. Jo Ann Frey: Hi-Y secretary, Leaders Club president, Junior play, badminton 1-4, volleyball 1,2,4, bas- ketball 1-4, honor 4: Class Nite skits 3,4, cheering 3,4, skits 3,4, basketball 1, gold key. Robert Fuchs: Homeroom rep. 3, Class Nite tickets 3. Edward Garcia: Band and orchestra 1-4, volleyball 3, Class Nite checking 4. Thomas Garrity: Hi-Y, Junior and Senior play, track 3, basketball 3,4, Class Nite skits 1, cageball 4, relays 3. Dorothy Gercke: Junior 'and Senior play, archery 2, bowling 3, Class Nite checking 1-3, decoration 1-4. Robert Gillen: Softball 3, handball 3,4, basketball 3,4. Louise Gittler: Lyn-News typing editor, volleyball 2-4, Class Nite cheering 3,4. Joanna Goll: Junior and Senior play, band and or- chestra 1-3, basketball 1,2,4, Class Nite skits 1-4, basketball 1, relays 2. Eileen Grimes: Lyn-News, relays 2,3,4, for Class nite, refreshments 4. I Dorothy Guenther: Archery 1,2,3, hockey 4, softball 1, basketball 1,2, volleyball 1-4, Lyn-News, Class Nite relays 3,4, decoration. Robert Halliday: Transfer from Manual-Training High School. Patricia Hedden: Lyn-News 3,4, Class Nite refresh- ments 2,3,4. Janet Heller: Hi-Y, French Club 3, Science Club, Lyn- News, ping-pong 2-4, tennis 1-3, Class Nite relays 1-4, refreshments 1,2, salutatorian. Edward Hempel: Orchestra 1,2,4, volleyball 2, Class Nite wrestling 2, skits 2,4. Richard Hesdorfer: Intramural basketball 1, softball 1, Class Nite tickets 4. Barbara Hislop: Hi-Y, Owl, Student Council, basket- ball 1,2, softball 1, honor 1: volleyball 1, honor 1: hockey 1,2, honor 1,2: Class Nite basketball 1, skits 3,4. Lorraine Howell: Lyn-News, band 1,2, basketball 1-4, honor 4: volleyball 1-4, honor 4: hockey 2,4, honor 2,4: Class Nite basketball 3, relays 1-4, soft- ball 3, honor 3. John Jeppesen: Class Nite decoration committee 1-4. Alva Johanson: Leaders Club, band and orchestra treasurer 3, Class Nite basketball 1-4, kickball 1-3, bombardment 4, volleyball 1-4, honor 2-4: basket- ball l-4, honor 3,4: tennis 1-4, softball 2, honor 2: gold key. Anita Kamholz: Maiorette, Lyn-News, badminton 3,4, basketball 1,2, bowling 4, Class Nite relays 2,4, skits 1,2. Robert Keon: Science Club, Lyn-News, Senior play, Owl business staff, tennis 1-3, volleyball 2,3, basketball 3,4, Class Nite skits 1-4, decoration 1-4, rifle club. Barbara Kern: Hi-Y, Leaders Club, Junior and Senior play, Student Council, Owl, French Club, Senior Class treasurer, Softball 3, honor 3: volleyball 3,4, honor 4: basketball 2,4, Class Nite decoration 4, skits. Joseph King: Varsity wrestling 3,4, Class Nite decora- tion 2,3,4, wrestling 2,3, handball 1-4. Russell Kirk: Vice-pres. 1, Hi-Y, chaplain: vice-pres. 4: Gym Club 1, wrestling 1, track 2, Class Nite bas- ketball 4, sports 1-4, skits 1,3, decoration com- mittee 1-3. Renee Kobrin: Transfer from Calhoun High School. Michael Kornely: Science Club, rif1e club, volleyball 2,3, basketball 3,4, Class Nite refreshments 2,3, basketball 4. Richard Laux: Class Nite wrestling 2, rope climbing 1-3, basketball 4, varsity football 2,3, wrestling 3,4, track 4, Hi-Y. John Lee: Class Nite basketball 1-3, J.V. basketball 2, Frosh. 1, cageball 4, volleyball 3, intramural basketball 1-4. Ruth Leron: Badminton 3, Volleyball 1-4, honor 4: Class Nite refreshment 3,4. Arline Levy: Lyn-News,f' Class Nite relays 1-4, hock- ey 1, badminton 2,4, tennis 1, basketball 2, bowling 2,3,4, volleyball 1,2, French Club 3, Senior Play. Charles Lumm: Class Nite basketball 1, Frosh. basket- ball 1, J.V. 2, J.V. 1, football 1, varsity basketball 3. Muriel Mason: Class Nite relays 1-4, decorating 1-3, chorus 4, maiorette 4, Lyn-News, bowling 2,4, basketball 1-2, tennis 1, badminton 2,3. lmogene Mayr: Class Nite relays 4, volleyball 2,4, basketball 2-4, cheering 2, softball 2, hockey 4, bowling 2, Lyn-News, varsity cheering 3,4. Valentine Meixner: Basketball 3,4, Class Nite decora- tion 4, basketball 1-4. Ethel Menke: Archery 2, square dancing 1, basket- ball 3. Desmond Milligan: Class Nite basketball 3,4, sports 3,4, basketball 1-4, football 2-3, track 1-4. Ann Moran: Hi-Y, secretary-treasurer 3, Lyn-News, volleyball 1-4, basketball 1-3, softball 1,2, Class Nite basketball 1,2,3, relays 3,4, kickball 1-3, var- sity cheering 4, J.V. co-captain 3. James Morgan: President 1-4, Hi-Y treasurer 3, presi- dent 4, Junior and Senior plays, Student Council, band and orchestra 1-4, tennis 1-4, handball, bas- ketball, Class Nite sports, skits, decoration com- mittee. Edmund McDowell: Hi-Y, varsity club, wrestling 2,3,4, Class Nite decoration 4. John McKenna: Class Nite sports 1-3, Student Coun- cil, homeroom rep. 1,2,4, Senior play, varsity base- ball 2,3. Veronica McLaughlin: Class Nite basketball 3,4, cheering 1, Hi-Y chaplain 4, volleyball 1-4, bowling 4, basketball 2,3, Owl, J.V. cheering and varsity. John McNeill: Class Nite fireman's carry 3, volleyball 4, tickets 3, skits 4, Hi-Y secretary 4, vice-president 3,4, Student council vice-president, homeroom rep. 3. Nancy McShea: Class Nite relays 3, decorations 1-4, checking 3, volleyball 1-4, basketball 1-3, softball 1,2, Hi-Y, Owl art staff, Lyn-News, art scholar- ship, gold key. Grace Neff: Lyn-News, French Club 3, ping-pong 2, badminton 2, bowling 3. Marian Newton: Lyn-News, Owl, Junior and Sen- ior plays, badminton 2-4, basketball 2, volleyball 2,3, bowling 2, Class Nite decoration 2,4. Charles Nichols: From Loyola-Junior football, Bar team football: Class Nite sports 4. Leta Nichols: Senior play, chorus 4. Lorraine O'Donnell: Volleyball 1-4, honor 4, basket- ball 1-4, honor 3,4: softball 1-3, honor 1-3: hockey 1-4, honor 2-4: Class Nite skits 1-4, basketball 1-4, kickball 1-3, bombardment 4, gold key. Thomas O'Donnell: Volleyball for Class Nite 4, bas- ketball 4, varsity club, track 1-4, varsity football 2,3,4. George Paff: Vice-president 2, varsity club vice-presi- dent 3, baseball 4, varsity football 2,3,4, wrestling 2,3,4, Class Nite sports 1-4, skits 1. Eunice Pearsall: Science Club, tennis 1, volleyball 2,4, ping-pong 4, badminton 4, Class Nite refreshments, skits. Fred Perrotta: Lyn-News Editor-in-Chief, Hi-Y chap- lain, Junior 'and Senior plays, band and orchestra 1,2,3, Class Nite checking chairman, Valedictorian. Henrietta Petrarca: Lyn-News, tennis 1, volleyball 1-3, basketball 1-3, badminton 1-3, Class Nite re- lays 2,3,4. Antoinette Pinto: Class Nite cheering 1, basketball 2,3,4, kickball 1-3, skits 4, basketball 1-3, volley- ball 1-3, honor 3: hockey 1-3, honor 3: Hi-Y, J.V. cheering 2, varsity captain 4. George Price: Band 1,2, Class Nite decorations, check- ing. Donald Ranck: Student Council President, homeroom rep. 1,2,4, Junior play, rifle club, J.V. football, wrestling 1, Class Nite wrestling 1. Mildred Reid: French Club, bowling, Class Nite skits 3, decorations 2. Monica Reilly: Owl associate editor, Lyn-News, Hi-Y, Junior and Senior play, softball 1, archery 1, basketball 1,2, volleyball 1,2, Class Nite relays 1,2,3, skits chairman 1-4. Blanche Rice: from Jackson High School in Miami, Florida: Red Cross, basketball 1. Amy Riemenschneider: Owl, Lyn-News, archery 1, tennis 2, ping-pong 2,3, Class Nite decorations committee. llah Risedorf: Lyn-News, band and orchestra 1-4, archery 1, Class Nite decoration 4. Elaine Robinson: Lyn-News, volleyball 2,3,4, bad- minton 4, bowling 4, Class Nite relays 4, refresh- ment 3,4. Leonard Rodgers: Band and orchestra 1-4, intramural basketball 2. Robert Rogers: Hi-Y, Science Club, intramural bas- ketball 2,3, wrestling 2, Class Nite cageball 4, Gym Club 1. Curtis Rosche: Band and orchestra 1-4. Stuart Saemer: Enlisted in U. S. Navy. Virginia Salmon: Junior and Senior plays, chorus 3 yrs., basketball 1, volleyball 1,2, Class Nite decora- tions 3,4, checking 3. Barbara Salzman: Hi-Y chaplain 3, president 4, Lyn- News, class editor of Owl, basketball 1, volley- ball 1,2,3,4, tennis 1, badminton 1-4, Class Nite skits 1,4, decorations 1-4. William Schmitt: Class Nite skits 1-4, decorations 1-4, ticket 1-4, bowling 4, intramural basketball 3,4, Junior play. Gerard Seely: Class Nite relays 3, cageball 4, var- sity club, football 4, track 2,3,4, J.V. basketball 2, intramural volleyball, baseball 2,3,4, intramural basketball 1,3,4. Cecilie Seitz: French Club, tennis, ping-pong. John Selee: Class Nite refreshment 2, chemistry club 4. Gerald Shapiro: Class Nite decorations 1-4, refresh- ment 1-4. Frank Sherin: Varsity football 4, intramural basketball 3,4, French Club. Eileen Short: Class Nite cheering 1,2,4, relays 3, skits 4, J.V. cheering 3, basketball 1-4, volleyball 1-4, softball 1-3, hockey 1-3, bowling 1-3, Junior play. Ida Simms: Volleyball 1-4, basketball 1-4, honor 4: softball 1-4, hockey 1-4, honor 3,4: Class Nite bas- ketball 2,3,4, kickball 2,3,4. Elinore Simon: Leaders Club, orchestra 1, chorus 2, basketball 1-4, honor 4: archery 1,2,4, hockey 2, Class Nite basketball 1-4, skits 1. Joan Soave: Class Nite cheering 3,4, refreshments 1-2, basketball 1-4, honor 4: volleyball 3,4, honor 4: tennis 4. Beverly Solomon: Science Club, badminton 1,2,3, bas- ketball 1,2,3, Class Nite relays 1-4, skit 1, decora- tions 1-4. Josephine Spina: Lyn-News, band and orchestra 1,2,4, bowling 4, Class Nite decorations 4. Robert Spinnler: Class Nite basketball 2,4, cageball 4, decorations 1-4. Edwin Springer: Lyn-News, chorus 4, cross country 1, mgr. football 2, Class Nite skits 2. Alan Sproul: Lyn-News, football 4, tennis 3, Sci- ence Club 4, riHe club, Class Nite basketball 1,2, volleyball 1,2. .lames Stewart: Hi-Y treasurer 3, vice-president 4, basketball 2,3,4, Class Nite basketball 2,3,4, dec- orations 1-4. Monte Tischler: Handball 2, wrestling 3. Richard Vurture: Boys chorus, basketball 1-4, varsity 3,4, Class Nite relays 1, basketball 1. Saul Waldman: Owl sports editor, French Club, Science Club, Lyn-News, basketball 2,3,4, track 1, Class Nite basketball 4, skits 1,4. Jean Wannemacher: Homeroom rep. 4, Student Coun- cil, basketball 1,2,3, volleyball 1-3, honor 3: hock- ey 2,3, softball 1,2, honor 1,2: Class Nite cheer- ing 1-4, bowling 2-4. .lames Warren: Varsity football 3,4, varsity club, band and orchestra 1,2, basketball 2,3,4, Class Nite dec- orations 4, sports 1-4. Maynard Watts: Class Nite basketball 1, wrestling 2, rope climbing 2, varsity football 3,4, basketball 3,4, baseball 3,4, Freshman basketball. .Ioan Weiskott: Lyn-News, ping-pong 1,2,3, bad- minton 2,4, Class Nite decorations 1-4. Barbara Whitman: Science Club, French Club, chorus, Lyn-News, bowling 3, skits 1,2,3. Kenneth Willenbruch: Basketball 2,3, Class Nite bas- ketball 4, decorations 1-4. Janet Wolf: Hi-Y, French Club, secretary-treasurer 1,2, homeroom rep. 1, Class Nite costumes 1-3, badmin- ton 2,3, volleyball 1, chorus, Owl, Class Nite refreshments 1, skits 3,4. oxuNG aes? L0 Mo ST ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME am .ED Y AND 105 CO HEARIBREAKERS MO - f ' H 'K -'A-1:'wf-A , N NvW4, ' ST LIKELY TO SUCCEED A - A K CLASS CLOWNS M057 MGGEST 5, P OPULAR 5X Q MOS S S1 QOY- CLAS NTELUGENT HALL CF FAME DXD Mo BE RED BEST DANCERS 51 NAW BEST DRESSED RSAULE BEST fRSoNAurv E M051 V 52 Senior Play Bobby: This is the Senior Play, isn't it? Was it good? Mr. Owl: Of course it was good. Everyone had a good time, and the class cleared a very tidy sum. The play was Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. lt was about two American girls who went off to Europe by themselves, and all the crazy things they did. The girls were Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough. They met two young medical students on the ship, who took care of things when Emily thought she killed a man by throwing a deck chair overboard and acci- dentally hitting him on the head. Just before the ship docked Cornelia got the measles and had to be smuggled off, right under the health inspector's nose. The third act was set in a French boarding house with several hilarious experiences involving French bathtubs, telephones, and Bastille Day. Soon the girls began taking lessons from Monsieur de la Croix, who they later found out only used them as an ap- proach to Cornelia's actor father, Otis Skinner. Helen Ahola and Barbara Kern, as the leading ladies, gave convincing performances. They were supported by Tom Garrity and Jimmy Morgan, who provided the romantic interest, and the remainder of a fine castl Springer Boquist Kean levy Goll Nichols Perrotta Reilly, Garrity, Ahola, Kern, Morgan, Salmon, Garth, Waldman McKenna Newton F Fischer Donahue McNeill. 1-. , 2 l Will,5.E-. , rx, 1 g sl 543, I ---M X Q-.......mh...,.,., ,,k ir' A- .K 1 x .rv cu- t Front-Colonna, Palmer, Henning, Hunt, Georgins, Diamond stone, Stollwerk, Blaney. Second-Hurley, Allen, Ryan, Emmons Puff, Kammer, Conway, Jefferson, Third-Benedict, Hausle Rosasco, Carlson, Tenney, Dixon, Cohen, Becker. Fourth-Bockrath .lunlor Class F tAPl Wheeler, Jones, Zahn, Dixon, Wassey, Oeschger Wetzel Faye Bartels Parker Fourth Homan Stanley McWot ron amer, Knaack. Second-Schilling, Tyler, Schultz, Zimmerli, Murray ters Seldenspmner Lando Colluns Fifth Elias Cramer Koehler Fitzgerald, Miller, Keller. ThirdfSwanson, Gillen, Kummer Margraf Kretschmann S Y- N50 alll A, so CNP' N645 and C .,.+ S-J' FrontwHowells,J, Brown, Lehn, Wood, Voges, Stanford. Second AlJSeI'11EeSfMGfgfCf, DUPl955iS, Vefdl, Relnlwfdi KfUmlN, A -Deluco, R. Brown, Harvey, Connell, Kelly, Carlson. Third- Brown, Lengel, Fischetti, Moggiore., Ganser, Arena, Case, Guffmonn, Keon, Schmidt, Caroulo. Junior Class XP' of s1x'+C'Wls2c'zl eowfe, N Front-Lavin, Demos, Reiger, Bates, Ebmeyer, Copozzo, De Fourth-Campos, Rothwell, Drahos, Rothaug, Macleod, Fielding Carlo, Hanson, Aclcley. Second-Seymour, Bohnemann, Menke, Fifth-Genego, Doherty, Diot, Weisgerber, Bossung. Absentees- Tahy, Kane, Finnegan, Webster, Markey. 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A ik' f :,. , . a 'X 1 ex J. Q 17 Qamummw' Front-Schindler, Zucker, Stesen, Schreihofer, Potter, Selslcy, man, Demos, Alger, Mclean, Limpirlaw, Johannsen, Katz, Flana- Darrigan, Spear. Second-Schuessler, Knaack, Pearsall, Lorence, gan. Fifth-Disch, Morrissey, Bossung, Allen, Harrington, Byrnes, Philllilps, Spinnler, Inman, Parkman. Third-Schaefer, Leslie, Carey, Hobbs, Albern. Absentee:-Carl. Matthias, Bontlglio, Fessler, Lapin, Miller. Fourth-Biggs, Koop- Sophomore Class X4 so Po :sv-WAC, SFP' s X ' I X46 4560 fresh, SCF OYX we 6-Y' 4151 fdeqf Front-Solomon, Toclaro, Cosenza, Berlce, Culuceto, Bezyack, Phippen, Villunl, Rulftes, Thomas, Stoeckler, Nocera, Weisman Neboisini, Overs. Second-Ajosa, Nosworthy, Froelich, Townsend, Fourth-Witt, Smith, Noll, Pratt, Snyder, Stegemeier, Patterson Born, Brownson, Forman, Charvat, O'Rourke. Third-McPhee, .ia Q7 7 N Front-Meixnsr, Cohen, Menke, Goerlich, Hughes, Hcirnuch, Knell, Haynes, Morlcumos. Second -C. Howells, Abel, J. Howell, Cesione, Kane, Poolicelli, Fleischmon. ThirdfArenc1, Markey, .SX 5 3 Heony, Hoberg, Delloro, Baie. Fourth-Daniels, Clifton Bohnemcnn, Fcilkenmoyer, Dillon, Einstein. Abseniees: Keeley, Seegers, Walsh, Lowler, Bausch, Arnofh. Sophomore Class Icy, QV SOP. Sade Front-L. Johnson, Cole, Riordon,,O'Connor, B. Miller, D. Lapin, Fischler, Armstrong. Second-Deosy, Smith, Underwood, Retcil lock, Crozier, Crowley, Wilson, Simon. Third-Rodesk, Kopit In on sv i fi- ,X4 X004 7 4,90 , S eosore Nyosp 1 1 Burns Franz De Martino, King, Kosryshyn, leo, Eels, Kenny. Fourth: Scheinmon Getzler, M. Cinque, Meckle, McCoy, B. Johnson, Landman Abseniees-Duhamel. QF? ov gl' 6 fib- 1 F I L1 00 I FQ 1' I if ., Q- , - vos K UK, gi v any K H Q- -' v. YS' ,F ' ,gm Q-wwf s F tfffff, F ' fiY. 7'Y K - - ir 2-ws - 'vi' A A l Front-Moyer, Harrington, Wolfram, Maiorino, Guenther, Gregory, Tischler, Grimm, Slattery, Mayr, Carlson, Satz. Fifth- Colonna, McDonnell, Neff, Field. Second-Matt, McNeill, Kirk, Weiss, Meyer, Mason, Blauvelt, Anderson. Absentees-Carousso, Himbele, Polesnak, Vuriure, Graf, Carnovale. Third-Condon, Ganser. Johnson, Meiselman, Turner, Haskell, Fetzer, Bezyaclc. Fourthe Freshman Class Front: Maiorino, Snyder, McDermott, Chorde, Soper, Marcari, Baldassare, Butler, Disch. SecondwSheidow, Buzzeo, Weissman, Carmichel, Paul, Gorham, Stines, Fried. Third-Langberg, Eich- mann, Friedman, Hoffman, O'Brien, A. Johnson, Coyne, Campbell. tb p. 441 10 X vs, 7' gpsziegiar' Afewfm 'ff Fourth-Bennett, Frothingham, Judson, Weyant, Annibali, Dun ham, Terry, Peterson. Fifth Zimmerli, McNeill, Beach, Holland Hyland, Morris, Risedorf, iw 'CTI' FU x wr Fronl-Pouly, Davis, Skeris, Kelley, Leviff, Seegers, Johnson, Rogers, Brunies. Second-Brown, Sheerin, Simon, Osani, Langdon, Salzman, Knapp, Connors, Hezinger. Third-'Quenzer, Ryan, 'nv Q9 Q Fekefe, Thumann, Weibezahl, Kean, Hassard. Fourth--Forsberg, Gibson, Lewis, Maier, Hobbs, Olsen. Fifth Rolh, Gull, Conner, Haasnooi, Pearsall, Crawford. Abseniees-Baum. Freshman S05 P25 dexod Se Fronl-Ferrara, Meier, Schoclc, Carstens, Shepherd, Pellegrino, Brown, Peirarca, Uhe. Second-Woglom, Ryan, Schmidt, Howard Nickerson, Balazs, McDowell, Helwig. Third-Donnelly, Minerva Polisi, Voges, Berger, Byrnes, Minerva. Fourlh-Moore, Duffy Class S J sf?-X wo so lf- y Y 80.rg,,e,' 06? wa, SN Giordano, Greenwald, Notiurno, Wolff. Fifth--Hahn, Wolfram, Bellows, Herrmann, Columbia, Crossman. Absenfees-Hayden, Halbach, Nesbitt. had ir' t 'I UOXOGY s EXPERIMENI INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Owl: Did you know that besides the regular scholastic courses, a variety of industrial art courses are taught. Bobby: Oh, I see, that is for the benefit of tho who want to specialize in a certain field or trade during high school. Mr. Owl: The boys are taught the basic fundamen- tals of the automobile engine in the auto mechanics shop, cooking, sewing, and interior decorating are among the things learned in the Home Economics courses, art classes create posters, portraits, and ceramics models, history students make projects to illustrate their studies, and craftmen of the shop learn techniques of metal work, plastics and woodworking. SS R ouvktcmo w wo 510950 o AND N 15 ww Q.. , ,R ,Aki