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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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COULD 6 Attorney Treasurer Clerk pafience lgergionigecl Our .fdclminidfrafion MICHAEL J BRENNAN Prmclpal ini J RXY JOHNSON NIARJORII' B SW ARTHOIT AdIDlIllStI'8llWC A Sl tant Dean of Glrls 7 9201144119 MISS BARBARA ANDERSON Smlth College New York Umver tty SCIEIICI' MR ROBERT BORST Columbia Umverelty Instrumental Music MR E EVANS CARR Alfred Lnlver tty Columbna LIllVCI'5lly Sczence MISS ALICE D CHASE Platt hurg State Teachers College New York lmverslty Commerctal MRS PEARL COLLINS Hunter College Tufts College Columbia Um versity Engltsh MR SIDNEY COVERT Cortland State Teachers College Columhla Unlverslty Physical Education MISS ANNE E CULLEN Pratt Institute Alfred Umverslty Columbla Unlverslty Art MR STUART L DE GELLEKE Oswego State Teachers College New York Um verslty Industrtal Arts MRS FLORENCE DONALD Elmlra College New York State College for Teachers Ltbrartan MRS IRENE B FERGUSON Syracuse Umverslty Mlddlebury Summer School Spanzsh MR WALTER H HAWTHORNE Cortland State Teachers College Columbia Unlverslty U S Army War College Phystcal Educatzon MISS DOROTHY HILL Hunter College New York Unlverslty Phystcal Educatzon MISS FRANCES K HOI MES Syracuse Umverslty lattn MR GEORGE R Hl DSON New York State College for Teachers Columhla l nlver tty Englzsh MR .I RAY .IOHINSON Wayne hur C llc s INus Y rk I nner tty Suenw MRS CHARLOTTE B RINNF Oneonta State Teachers College New York l I1lVCl'Slty Soczal Stuflzes 8 ogghia MRS ANDRFA WERNER KIRCH Hartwick College Columbla LIIlVCI'Slly I zbrarzan MISS EUDORA LAMPMAN New York State Colle e for Teachers COIUIHDIH Unlverslty Speech MRS MARGARET E LINDWALL Syracuse Umverslty Columbla Umverslty English MRS RITA MEEKS Marywood College Columbla Umverslty New York Umverslty Home Economics MISS ANNA NORWAT MHYIOH College Susquehanna Unlverslty Columbla Unlverslty Physzcal Education MR THOMAS PETRONE New York Umverslty Auto Mechanics MRS BERTHA A SALVAGGIO Elmlra College French MISS HELEN H SEITZ Wells College Graduate Study at Syracuse Umverslty Social Studzes MR EDWARD SYLVIA Arnold College Columbla Umverslty MISS KATHRYN E SLAUSON Syracuse Unlverslty Columbla University Mathematzcs MISS MARJORIE B SWARTHOUT Cornell UHIVCTSIIY Columhla Unlverslty New York Unlverslty Mathcmattcs MISS MARGARET S WASHBURN New York Lmverslty New York State College for Teachers Commerczal Department MISS MILDRED C WHITE New York State College for Teachers Mxddle bury College Englzsh MR MARTIN WITTLIN Mlddlebury College Columbla Umverslty Soczal Science MRS FVA C WRIGHT Ernet Wllllams Band and Orchestra School Ithaca College lNew York UHIVCFSIIQ Mustc I O I , . , 9 S ix KY4, T J . ,g ' 9 ,. 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Now it is our hope that this yearbook will be cherished as 00315 LESLIE a remembrance of our class-the Senior Class of 1950. ar 5 vv- RUTH KNAACK Assistant Editor 6 LINDA JOHNSON DOLORES LOBENCE com SCHAEFER An Editor Typing Edlwr Class Editor E' t 'wi 5 , -3 x - 1 .lg JAMES BIRDSALL MR. HUDSON ROBERT JOHNSON Business Manager Advisor Activities Editor 1 Q ? 'Z we 111' 405-fi WILLARD McCOY MR. .IUHNSUN BARBARA UNDERWUOD Boys' Sports Editor AdVlS0f Girls' Sports Editor ft WORKING HARD CLASS WRITE-UPS STAFF - Front: Abel Schaefer, Inman, Townsend. Second: Charvat Sproul, Ort, Lapin. Burns. TYPING STAFF-Front: Paolicelli, Overs Leverock. Second: Nebiosini, Harnach, Town send. Third: Potter, Schaefer, Coerlich, Swan son, Knell. Fourth: Simon, Kane, Markunas Hughes, Meixner. Fifth: Koufakis, Phillips Wilson, Spinnler. 10 GIRLS' AND BOYS SPORTS STAFF Front Simon, Underwood Retallack McCoy Second Snyder, Cosenza Johnson Schuessler Schein man, Ajosa ART, BUSINESS STAFFS Front Knaack Johnson, Crowley Underwood Second Dlsch Albcrn, Solomon Noll Absent Howells Born J 06137 JLZQQ .leafy .,ufavw6nf4L 4,26 j,4.Q.,,,.AZMZfh .Lm'f .dwwU.Anaw 7020 .Md'f-+,a,02PZa7 Wzufx M? 5 ,gafu , . . . X ' . I Gal' ' . I 1 , I . I O 00Ld!J 4, 1 0 A 1 I - . ll - . Il ' .1170 - . . . . . . I Q J . ? I , , . .- Q xl 4 H W ' V R4 we X 1 . 1 W 5 - 'J 4' ' ' T ft 'Q gil uf ' H W I l ,W .. K ,I 4 1 Q - ' Xl 4 f Bl gk F if by n ' xx -n -NM1. x. K , - '96 , M -v 'ff . sg- my if ,i Wk PX If Q , tgp fa, mt, 49: R10 4' az , as x A V T1 . Q 6 Vf?T . ,Lg , A' WSW , U' gms, f 2 .J ' 3 JN , 12 .Q 'f so mf my ,, , -T J : . V A 'E? X f A n Q Q i V H6145 ' 6 , , ' 1, ,'- fps 5 wi QM W mfg, I, if 1 -ff ' 'W R I L ..!4Ll'06l FRESHMAN CLASS A-Front: Picone, Esposi- to, Leavy, Diot, Cosenza, Benjamin, Baldassarre Stevenson, Seidman, Wessels, Brascher, Hol land, Hanson. Second: Weinstein, Burke, Sprague, Potash, Burke, Kirkegaard, Mounteney, Case, Graf, Luhart, Bartels, Smith. Third: White, Rogers, Flynn, Carey, Coettler, Dono- hue, Coyne, Kennedy, Drahos, Weber, Bogin, Tolmach. Fourth: Bevin, Lieb, Thoman, 0'Sul- livan, Cassetta, Haasnoot, Mauter, Casalaspro, Marcus. Fifth: Rosenfeld, Blagnies, Hendrick- son, Cestone, Kowalski, Davison, Eid, Hunt, Ekvall. Sixth: Phippen, Brinkerhoif, Ringen- bach, Corin, Wildhack, Thomas, McShea, Held, Cotie. 66 mdfer fi - nfl .. , -Q six 4 gs... Q Ii!!! x se Q a C X 0 3 I :iv ' '3:fN I ' 6 NN Q uns! ! ' X N ll' f Q61 X I - L 14 Front: Killeen, Nocera, Mastroianni, Brown- son, Boyle, Woglom, Bate, Gillen, M., Kenny, Haskell, Spinelli. Second: Ludin, Borneman, Haus, Kalish, Kaufman, Inman, Gillespie, Han- non, Provost, Bunten, White. Third: Riordan, Bishop, Knapp, Kempel, McLellan, Brennan, Koch, Sharp, Daniels., Klepper, Erickson, Mor- ris. Fourth: Henkel, Graf, Dudash, Allsopp, Langdon, Herris, Schreiner, Fischer, Peperitus, Murphy. Fifth: Southard, Short, Penta, Sander, Eschenbach, Feld, Stickelman, Dobbs, Henck, Sopcr, Spatenga. Sixth: Turner, Nagel, Walt- man, Lazo, Castellanos, Schryber, Herold, Dcasy, Ufferman. . 77 '9 Front: Tessler, Fischer, E., Beeton, Nesbitt Mitidiere, Trimingham, Fessler, Eels, Hoeeker, Leopold. Second: Plant, Kelly, Maggiore, Rein hardt, Kammer, Gillen, N., Schwartz, Charpen tier, Reilly, De Gelleke, Willialiis. Third: Dar rigan, Lyall, Crawford, F., Morrissey, Lengel Freedell, Coll, Quinto, Kurtz, Crawford, ,l Fourth: Szulborski, Caplan, Wvoerter, Knopp Switzer, Adamson, House, Ross, Ebmeyer Ahrens. Fifth: Soave, Brinkerhoff, MaeCor mack, Abrams, Rosenthal, Zwickel, Grimes Limpitlaw. Sixth: Feldman, Anderson, Margraf Hunz, Heldberg, Roekstroh, Steenkeu, Cinque Felix. L SOPHOMURE CLASS OFFICERS - Richard Sander, President: Gladys Leopold, Treasurer, ,lohn llunz, Yiec-President, Sue Fessler, Sec- retary. 'One Wm IQ as 0 road Front Charde Pellegrino Butler Baldassarre Murphy Shepherd furner Petrarca Rodesk Fekete Vurture Second Field Neff Baum Keenan Langdon Arena Graf Sheidow ucn zer Sheerm Paul Third Wolfe Terry Rogers Mott Bowen Polesnak Kalbach Welbezahl Thuman Schock Gorham Fourth Forsber Bellows Skeris Ryan Johnson Schmidt Ryan Satz, Holland, Trafford, Grimm. Fifth. Rise dorf, Herrmann, Villalba, Slattery, Weiss, Has kell, Frothingham, Wolfram, J., Gibson, Hoff- man. Sixth: Behr, Major, Crawford, Minerva, Notturno, McNeill, Davis, Uhe, Zimmerli, Del- laro, Campbell. 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Y.. vac. zo. me No. 4 llllrrrg Qlhrizimzur anh llappg Senrors To Be Gongratulated By Edna Stun The Senrors presented therr dram atxzatxon of Sally Bensons Meet Me ln St Louxs I-'rxday nxght No vembcr I8 rn the Lynbroolr Hxgh School Audxtorxum The play under the supervrsxon of Mxss Lampman was a great success The cast consrsted of Dorrs Leslxe and Robert Carey who keenly por trayed Mr and Mrs Smxth Bar bara Underwood as Rose and Joan Crowley as Esther showed therr marvelous amateur talent Lrnda Johnson and Janet Spear as Agnes and Tootre two young pranksters kept the audxencc rn constant laugh Alger Grandpa crmedy wxth hrs Ruth Knaack as Katxc s lendxdl er Also Jack Prophater added wrde xmagrnatxon the Irxsh maxd P Y showed hex good nature More rrotous comedy came from Susan Berke as Mrs Waughop Terry Ajosa portrayed very nrcely sweet Ida Boothby Jxm Bxrdsall as Lon fContxnued on Page 51 Chorus Presents Holldoy Program On Monday nlght December 19 the Mxxed Chorus and the Gxrls Chorus of L H S presented a concert of Chrxstmas musxc The program was repeatcd on Tuesday afternoon December 20 for the benefit of the hrgh school students The program opened wxth the processxonal Oh Come All Ye Faxth ful by the mxxed chorus who were robed and carrxed lrghted candles The combxned choruses then sang the tradxtxonal carols Sxlent Nxght The Fxrst Noel, and God Rest Ye Merry Gentle ITIEI1 The gxrls chorus followed wrth Bring Your Torches a French carol Wassarl an Englxsh carol and Noel of the Bressan Wars a Bressarr carol The next group of selectxons were solos by Betty Schrxehofer Mary Gorman Alrce Vurture and Lxllxan Lengel who san! resoectxvelv Sxcx FE ATI, RE ST AFF Front Shcxdow, Strnes, Carous-0 Sc cond N0-worthy, Schcxnman, Ort REPORTERS Cosenza, Charvat, Retal lack, Inman, Phrllxps Second Krlleen, Salzman, Bartels VOTERS PRESENT XMAS GIFT TO LHS SCHOOL TO BE IMPROVED LAND TO BE ACQUIRED IYRDDOILCIIOI LHS December When our parents and nerghbors voted on Novem ber 15 rn the gym they passed a Lynbrook school expansron and recon structron program whrch greatly affects the hxgh school and whxch also rs Just rn txme for Chrxstmas The proposals relatxng to LHS mclude buyxng land for the school and xmprovrng the present xnterxor Some of these changes wrll rnlluence us dxrectly whrle others are desxgned to prepare for xncreased enrollment rn later years This 'Chrrstmu Present begrns wrth the lunchroom where at pres ent over a hundred huzh school students eat at noontxme The size of the ounter and tables wrth chairs wrll be of a cafetena untrl the hxgh school moderate face lrftxng, rncludmg paxnt and new stage curtarns 11 sport asphalt txle floors and acoustxc 'awrng room, and Study 7 wrll have 'e new floorxng on Page 61 LEADERS CLUB INDUCTS EIGHT At an xmpressxve candlelrght cere mony held on Frxday evenxng De cember 2 Ih the lrbrary of the Hxgh School tive freshmen and three sophomore gxrls were rnducted into the Gxrls Leaders Club of Lyn brook Hrgh School The tive freshman grrls were se lected from a group of frfteen who served over a srx week perxod dur rng whrch they were under strxct observatxon by the faculty members and students The final choxce rested on a skxll test gxven at the end of thxs perxod plus teachers ratxngs of the grrls Those who came out on tContxnued on Page 61 rw Hear LII S Exceeds Expeetatxons By .loan Nolvorthy The magazme subscxxptron drrve whxch lasted from November 2 through November 14 was saxd to be an even greater success than was prevxously expected accordxng to Mr Johnson The money was collected darly by the home room reps and was handed xn each day at one oclock to Mr Johnson A chart was kept rn each room showrng the pupxls who brought rn subscrxptxon money The profits made by each class wrll go toward therr yearbook fund The total profit for all four classes was S1949 59 The profit for the rn dxvxdual classes rs as follows Senrors S296 63 J unrors 134 37 Sophomores 194 87 Freshmen 273 72 The three hxghest home rooms were Room 6 wxth 557195 Room 17 with S320 55 and Room 20 wxth 3246 00 The three pupils who collected the most money rn the whole school were Teresa Ajosa with S104 80 Elarne Wxnestexn wxth S103 50 and Joan Lando wxth S92 75 Pen and pencxl sets were award:-l to the two hxghest pupxls from each class These pupxls are Teresa Ajosa and Dorxs Leslxe Senrors Joan Wer bezahl and Norma Arena Junxors Robert Herold and Edward Rosk troh Sophomores and Elarne Wrne stern and Joan Lando Freshmen The first place wrnners received Parker 51 sets and the second place wrnners got Parker 21 sets BUYS HI Y By Roy Salzman The Boys Hx Y rs takrng the Chxstmas season rn a bxg way thxs year wxth a number of projects For therr servrce project this month the boys helped the Board of Trade put up the Chrxstmas decora txons throughout the vxllage The money earned rn thxs project has been dxvxded as follows half d nated to the Y M C A Buxldxng Fund and the other half to the boys them selwiles for whatever purpose they WIS e4'g .JC T I I I I I t I .rv A- V - A ' , - . , . - . .. I H - I I o ' , . . .n . rr - I Y- . . . . . - ' - . - I , . , . 5.. . . . I . . : 0- 1.. , .- - ss 1 1 , . . . ' A519 I . . ' , - .. 4 , - , I , I I 'I' 4 I 1 , - 1 - - r -r - - -I - , 4 - - . - , I V A - ' . I ' A ' , . I V ' , , 1 s-E0 ' . fn 'bm Y'-ur? J M, VV ' .ffm was if KX. X' ,cf iq if ff ll? r 1, X 5 BAND AND MAJORETTES Lynbrook High can certainly say that its band was tops this year. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Borst the band again presented snappy formations at the home football games. Last year they didn't appear because of the lack of members and uniforms, but this fall the Band was indeed something to look at, with new bright green uniforms trimmed with gold. The highlights of the year included playing at the night game in Long Beach, meeting Santa Claus when he came to Lynbrook, marching in the Decor- ation Day parade and, finally, giving the Spring Concert, for which the Band worked hard all year. The officers of the Band were as follows: Presi- dent, Alex Stewartg Vice-president, Willard McCoy, Secretary, Ronald Friedman. Of course, we shall never forget the wonderful twirling the majorettes did at the football games! They surely made a fine appearance heading the band in their new green and gold satin uniforms. Ann Potter did a fine job of leading her fellow majorettes - Marilyn Berger, Norma Brownson, Dolores Lapin, Grace Nebiosini, and Carolyn Williams. Besides keeping up the spirit at the football games, these girls gave some fine exhibitions of twirling at the Spring Concert and during the Santa Claus Memorial Day parades. ' '- i sslv - N tsl PLAY, FIDDLE, PLAY Under the able leadership of Mr. Borst, the Lyn- brook High School Orchestra has progressed tre- mendously during the past year. It now contains five saxaphones, two trombones, three trumpets, a drum and a piano. Since it is such a compact and efficient unit, it has been able to provide the music for the Junior and Senior plays, and for all assemblies held by the high school. Another highlight in their musical year was the performance of selected compositions at the annual high school commencement in June. For the great amount of time and effort this hard-working group devotes to its job, it deserves much credit. Front: Benjamin, Katz, Weiss, Baldassarre, But- ler. Second: Borst, Villani, McCoy, Thomann, Haskell, Ryan. .5 .. rl l 3-v ffm f 1 Aff 'f-qN:'5'1gl 'ft Q ' 4 9! '. 11 . . ' . A ' . u , , W fr' 5 Kg . . 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'fines sh MURPHY EELS PATTFRbl DN RINFHARD X H 'QQ SID COVERT lCoachj X lv X F3 V' BOSSUNI x,ff75 CRAWFORD MATTHIES Jen, sloofgaff The Owls opened thelr season against Bronxvllle mth only five veterans from last year's champlonshlp team but the new boys man affed to fill the vacant posltlons left by the graduates S uth Side which was ex D The team's best games were agamst o , b score but which was able to net only three pected to wm by a lg touchdowns, and agalnst Malyerne, whlch squeezed out a goal and an extra polnt to wln. There were many lnjurles, lIlClUdlIlg the loss of ,lack lldfflllglllll Ed Zxmmerll, and ,Iohn Condon They were out for most of the fi htln splnt prevalled and the squad Hnlshed the season, but a g g season as a hard hlttmg, though unsuccessful outfit LYALLX MINERVA BYRN ES FESSLER Ly nbrook Lynbrook Lynbrook 6 Ly nbrook 7 Lynbrook 0 Ly nbrook 0 Ly nbrook 0 MAJOR N KENNY L Nhnsofl BI'0IlXSlllC Woodrnere East Rockaway 13 Long Beach 20 Carden Clty 21 Malverne 4 South Slde 18 f W l l yi, 'X -n R X fag ima X f hifi X. ' ' X I Z' ' gl, ' V N 1 . '. ' 54' ' I elf 1 I Afff f 4 ' 1 l I p N - U V Q 'L ill 4 if ' ' 'if fy 1 . l l . at C+ Q l , I f .. I . . 1 0 o 1 I x 5 - .. S 1 . ' ,,' e ' l T Q X V' I ' i ap, J, fx Pfam N ' ,ge . X - - , A ll . n V 0 -' 22 - - , ' 3 13 Q ln l 1 -gf 11 r .x , 1 naw ff M, uw Q -3' , .. 22+ fn +' yfs HW W 'QF 24 Qs M... + 325 A 4 3332 in EW: ' 0 A 1.5 Q,,AV.,-e.:.- , Wy v o .:, S , ig?--115. N fl ' 1 . f ' K Q .,.,-- yy-.. A. if 'N-. wwf is X Z fr -A 4 F. .i,j.,ik..g:-,' A rg jifiibfii 3 g J L 7' I5 P2 A 4 'ffl'l' xvpwip 1, '-A 3-. x 5.15. an-. . - -5, , im 11 :niaf 1 2255i ,Q '55-Q 4 t 'K :eH:'A ' '?'s 1 T .4 ' A 1 bf? JE MUN. M TUE5 fziiafbfwfww m Md 564144 Rib URSE I ' . Mf-12fLA!0-c7- ' f ' ' ' ,wo - Q I. ' .... hw -flv' ,uf-Q ' J!! M-fwmigww 9 s ik '1 ,V V ' ' Front: Haggren, Goble, Benedict, Hunt, Underwood, Bezack, Howells, Ajosa. Second: Carstens, Hezinger, Maiorino, ,l., Pellegrino, Weissnian, Snyder, Mai- orino, E., Morris, Gillen, Reilly, Kalish, Nocera, Nesbitt. Table: Leslie, Simon. OFFICERS-Seated: Miss Anne Norwat. Standing: Doris Leslie, Presidentg Teresa Ajosa Vice-President, Norma Simon, Secretary, Barbara Nesbitt, Treas- urer. Olga erif, Dear Diary: 'P Remember those 'gwomen in whitew if f fi and all their wonderful and important activities during the school year? Letis s ' , see-we enjoyed their excellent perform- ance of regular calisthenics at Class Nite-they did a lot in Mpepping up the tired sore throats at the fall football games with their Pepsi Colai' stand- and we all admired their extraordinary service towards others when they did such an outstanding job with the old- clothes-drive. Their duties were always espeeially well dom- under the eareful guidance of their president. lloris Les- lie. and their advisor. Miss Norwat. K ' Always iroud to be Leaders. these W . I a .. irls found leasure and satisfac-tion in ' ' ' ' 3 P f living up to the high standards of their ' bv xr lg ' , club. ' i N 'f ' , I -s w r s. , sw- -. it - ' 5. te - x i. . Qi 32 lljaraifg 909' The Lynhroolc Varsity Cluh. made up YW' I Bob vcd, AA' of the high school athletes who have UYYXCEBS Coach Cicmnx earned their letter in one of the major Sxaciixg XQKWHSCC sports, has been a constantly growing c f . . . . . . Yr T. PJX organization in school since its hegm- 5 690 ning in 1944. The cluh has lu-en ex- tremely well-guided since its start under the direction of Coach Covert and the Dad's Club. Almost all of this yr-ar's group are new, since only a few of last 5t'ill',S let- ter men returned to school. This year's elected ollicers are: llohert Patterson. President. and Art King. Sec- retary. Front: King, Patterson, Stegemeicr, Carey. Second: Eels, Bossnng, Major, Davis, Minerva, Crawford, Kopit. Third: Matthies, Heaney, Fessler, Arena, Stewart, Columbia, Carl, Bockrath. Fourth: Murphy, Nagel, Zimmerli, Byrnes, Harring- ton, Lyall, Villani, Miller. fbgamgelgaff 1 - i A '1 ,re 'SQA' Z7 -'1 1 1 1 l lf.. 1 -'yr' . 1 4.4 if , in QA 195165 ,O li' ,QJQ s'5 'W5V'0 - .1 0 V 4.1! 22, 1 1 1 I 1 1 Q ift may T 4.2 1 ig . fb 9 1 1 l I 1 ' 1 I i Q J. , Q, A l X. 3. 1 ,,. .... ,...- .im f ,,,.-,. lfli ?Q1'1 4 5.2 'I L. .gt W . VARSITY BASKETBALL-Front: Bossung, Stoccklcr, Stcgemcier, Lvall. Del- laro. Second: Rineharil, Patterson, Bockrath, King, Yilluni, Carev. The Owl quintet. starting the season with a flashy five-game winning streak. lunked as if they were destined tu move into the county finals. Losses lu Oceanside and Lung Beach upset the team hut they managed to win five uf their last nine games. thus placing serund in the league with an ll-6 reemsil. l'nduuhledly the must suspenseful and exviting game was the 50-49 loss tu Lung llf'lil'll. With nnly twu minutes remaining in the game. llank liuekratli reeeived two foul shuts than would haue tied the seure. The hrst shot went in hut thi- 5t'I'11Il4l r11lh-1l in and out again. llank Buekrath. lliek lieinlmrmlt. liuh l'atters11n. Art King. Dick Bussung. lark Lyall. .-Xrt Yillani. Bulb Stueelxler. Chuelx llellarn. and llnh Stegeiiieier were the outstanding men during the seasmi unmlei' the direction uf Clbllfll llawtlmrne. l.yi ihr 'li' -13 .1-1 all 35 -111 33 19 -11 33 6 1 56 S59 58 32 -111 TU .wiigfy Will! 1-till -.1 ook lidlllw Upptlllvlll liahlwin South Sirlo- lfast Kuekavsuy lin- N X llarih-n City 0e1-an-i1l1- XX 1Hl4lllll'I'1' l.rmg lie-uvli Nh-plialn Nlalxv-rnw Smith Sifh- lfa-I liuekawuy lilllllllllllivln- U11-ul1si4le XXOU4lIIln'I'4' l.ung li--111-li Nlaln-rne H 38 '12 39 S52 52 311 311 13 32 32 lull HU .31 Ili lfr 5.5 lack Lyull Clmck Delluo Bob Sloeckler Bob Stegemeier Y Art King Art Villlni Bob Patterson Dick Ranma Dick B0--'ws Hank Boekrath J. V. SQUAD-Front: Ferris, Crawford, Fetzer, FRESHMAN SQUAD-Front: Beaven, Tol- Penta, Carl. Second: O'Brien, McNeill, Margraf, mach, Phippen, Cassetta, Flynn, Gallagher, Olsen, Roth, Olsen, Slattery, Munz. 35 Veccia. Second: 0'Sullivan, Maffucci, Elias, Schwan, Riley. SUPHUHORES-Front: Becton, Boyle, Brennan, Bates. Second: Sharp, Brownson, Haskell, Daniels, Trimingham. Third: Fesslcr, Inman, Charpcntier, Morris, Han- non. u,fz.,4.ff FRESHMEN-Front: Weillstein, Sherrill Goldman, Benjamin, Brousseau, Weiss- man. Second: Rothwell, Blagnics, Smith Hendrickson, Hunt. Third: Benedict, Brin kerhoff, Drahos, Haggren, Trcntman North, Davison. A f... SENIORS--Front: Simon, Bezyack, Cos- enza, Sehuessler, Howell. Froehlieh, Hughes. Second: Wilson. Martin, Town- send, Retallaek, Charvat, Spinnler. Third Meixner. Schaefer, Kane, lndcrwood. JUNIORS-Front: Maiorino, J., Stines, Maiorino, E., Brown, Colonna. Second: Buzzeo, Field, McDowell, Simon, Minerva, Guenther, Snyder, Brunjes, Qucnzer. Third: Pellegrino, Hassard, Willis, Kirk, Carstens. 7 'Q .Lyi- fi 12 53911, 34164 jznnii QL , FRESHMAN- JUNIOR TABLE TENNIS Front: Brown, Levitt, Picone, Meier, Bla ney, Woolsey, Baldassarre, Fried, Presno. Second: Goble, Bayley, Holland, Bartels, West, Gregory Cox, Carey, Ekvall, Rog- ers. Third: McDonnell, Graf, Berger, Car- michel, Head, Bevans, Kennedy. FRESHMAN - SOPHOMORE BOWLING Front: Cox, Mounteney, Brown, Gregory, Nocera, West, Meier, Graf, Torre, Arthur, Lando. Second: Ross, Weintraub, Thomas, Weber, Anderson, Trentman, McDonald, Nadler, Bomeman, Stevenson. U nose SOPHOMORE - SENIOR TABLE TENNIS Front: Killeen, Kenny, Tessler, Ort, Riot dan, G., Gillen, M., Leverock, C., Mitidiere Leopold, Gillen, N., Haus, Peperitus. Sec- ond: Murphy, Klepper, Leverock, S., Ka- lish, Reilly, Kammer, Maggiore, Riordan, I., Coll, Nesbitt, DeGelleke, Pearsall, Lap- in, Eriekson, Fischer. Qi , xr, .-'.1'!El- V JUNIOR-SENIOR BOWLING Front: Spear, Nebiosini, Schock, Donnelly, Hezinger. Second: Langdon, Swanson, Knell, Potter, Selsky, Born, Goerlich, Ajosa, Miller. Third: Schaefer, Meixner, Wiebezahl, Crodier, Townsend, Knaack Leslie, Markunas, Kirk, MacDowelI. 7 Q36 Q . wf cm Front Burke D Abrams Lelb Conn, Fcssler Albern Skerns Martin Bezyack MCIXIICF Bayley Gre ory Second Burke E McCoy Salzman Ro ers Johnson Mayr Matthles Cral nule Bennett John son A Bellows Melselman Satz Ryan GZ! 1384095 EO? , gmlldllg Front: Baldassarre, Weiss. Second: Dra hos, Brophy, Arena, Getzler, Mason, No cera. ro55 Ollllffg Kneelmg Flynn Schremer Standmg Mayr Stuart Stegemeler Columbla Sny der Crossman Vlllalba Nagle fci 6 Z! .Ky 44 C ,.k,,- , Our .yooferj JUNIOR VARSITY Front: Muslroiunni. Hen drivlwun. Srlmrk. Second: Hunt, Quenzer Rffilly, Uiol. VARSITY Front: Iiezyuvk, Cursle-ns Simon. Second: Inman Crowley, Spinnler, Min erva, Hezinger. vw' -' sn 4 w4v,,g,' .,.- .. X .a x M ww gay? ,bf 5? 1 , , X 1 :LI if' . ' 2. 'zmngff' 9 .S ' 1 -- .- ' . V. A gw g rig. ,, W . 1- V mg. .749 g lk 3 Q 5. iv QKHF' f 5 1 . K1 g , Q 1 ' I rn. , ff I' V . A51 Q' x lf :K N If Y X va f .ln ,M ag, , Q iw 3 1 five' ,M 4' in V 4 5 f J ',? H4355 K J S ., IX . gi W I CONNIE COSENZA Vice-President PAT INMAN Secretary TERRY AJ OSA President JANET SNYDER Area Councnl Rcprcscntatnvc, g,1,AJJ y Front Ajosa Second Bezyack Crozler Cosen za Thnrd C1llen Wxlson Sunon Snyder Man ormo E Wolfram Fourth Carstens Hezlnger Berger Weissman Kallsh Carmlchel ,lohnson Maxormo J Flfth Crowley Born Schaefer Underwood Inman P Leslie uenzer Inman Dear Dlary JEAN WEISSMAN Treasurer DORIS LESLIE Chaplam Remember these beamlng faces? Why they be long to the Clrls H1Y The refreshment counter at the Youth Center kept these glrls constantly on the run Durmg the year they sponsored several speakers to help gxrls choose the rxght vocations ln the fall the glrls conducted a ,lumor Red Cross Drlve and filled gift boxes for needy children They were always worklng and pltchlng ln to ralse money for their H1 Y scholarshlp whlch was presented to an outstandlng graduate at the commencement ex eruses ln ,lune In the spring the gurls entertained the teachers at a faculty tea and later on they treated thelr moms at their annual Mother and Daughter Dmner Yes under the careful guldance of thelr advisor Miss Swarthout the girls of the H1 Y found thelr work both enjoyable and profitable ROY SALZMAN Vncc Prcsndent ROBERT ALBERN President RAYMOND DISCH Chaplaln Besldes thelr annual actlvltles such as awarding zz,,5J,1y Front Mason Salzman Terry Rogers Roth Stoeckler Second Llmpltlaw R Greenwald Frledman Melselman Carey Thlrd Todaro Johnson A Johnson R Bellows Fourth Llmpxtlaw .l Bennett Ahreus F lfth Albern a scholarshlp to a deservmg semor holdmg a beach party and a Father and Son Dmner for the mem bers and sendmg delegates to the state conventlon at Albany the Boys H1 Y has earned IIS name as a service organlzatlon ln L H S Early ln the year the boys experimented successfully with selling hot dogs and candy at football games Throughout the year they ran the Youth Center jomtly with the bxrls H1 Y and the lnter Commumty Y M C A They also presented movies for L H S assemblies Another servlce to the commumty was the erectlon oi Christmas decorations ln the vlllage under the dnrectxon of the Board of Trade Thelr advlsor Mr J Ray Johnson admlmstered aptltude and achleve ment tests to the members Thls year revealed a successful H1 Y which was a benefit not only to its members but to the school and to the commumty as well WILLIAM TERRY Secretary MR JOHNSON Advisor ROBERT JOHNSON Treasurer Pianist: Juddson. Front: House. Burke, Cotie Glass. Kowalski, Mrs. Wright. Kirkegaard. No cera, Lengel. Stesen, Bezyack. Shepherd, Burke. Second: Leib, Villani, Duhamel. Darrigan, Gil- len, Riordan, Ekvall, W'est. Vurture, Schrei hofer, Snyder. Third: Ufferman. Birdsall, Smith 5 Schryber. Si-liwitzcr. Hclbcrg, Nlaggiore, Brown- 7 son, Klepper, Berger, Hansen, Jordan. Fourth: Held. Dillon, Columbia, Condon, Roth, Sehues sler. Howell, Menke, Snyder, Murphy, Henkel McNeill, Donahue, Sharp. Fifth: Graham Glynn, Ringenhach, Casalaspro, Willis, Provost Gorham, Kammer, Eels, Field, Calaceto. udic jar ionri Under the direction of Mrs. Eva Wright the Lyn- brook chorus has developed into an ambitious group of performers undertaking the works of famous but difhcult masters. The growth of the chorus in the past two years is shown by the fact that one hun- dred and one students are now members. Sixty- five of these voices form the Mixed Chorus. The remaining thirty-six are girls who form the Girls, Chorus. The accompianists, Clara Ann Juddson, Richard Snyder, and Arthur House, played an important part in the successful programs, among which were the Christmas Candlelight Service, Fall Assembly, WHLI radio tape recordings, May Concert, an operatic concert given at the Adelphi College, and Commencement. Mrs. W'right, with the help of a student com- mittee, gave the students a chance to sing solos, and the five soloists were Clara Ann juddson, Lillian Lengel. Betty Schreihofer, Mary Gorham, and Alice Vurture. 7 9 iz fa . 1 4 x . 5 , . X ,N .-.. ,, 5, in-F 'QW' 451 HQX 'T' .,.-,yr I .-gn133P' s......R If 77 aff! Q KI, x . j K '11-6' If , If V . 1. 8 ,E ...- X' '. Milf? A 4 ,L .flu-f , I lugs . 3 4, ! ' 1' ' K5 N Qdv 8 .1 ,A :-ew y . 'LJ 1 N9 W SWAN 1. Wat:-ll it! 2. All! Lovely spring! 3. Hold it tight. l.in. 4. Autumn beauty. 5. A taste for the arts. 6. Oops! 7. Quick! We're lute! 8. l,et n smile be your umbrella. 9. April showers. Ill. W'hut's the joke? ll. Bloop-bleep. 12. What say? 'NWI if -.41 1 ' .-1 1 ,949 SEPT' -ff' 2. l ussoJUN 254-5' 8 IA' I 15114- I7 It I9 ko Ll 6 Z4- Z5 25 27 8 HI A vm 2: P 1 I 0 3 Q 2' 1: 0-D- :, sf 4: .5 In 'l , X 11 4 .... L 9 5 F XJ f f'wf g f M N ff xxx 355 ..z..--i'A'u' MM g j WM N44 5 E if ff 7 Q? x K X x , f,f' 4 ' ff 72, x X!!! fl 'N MMM + 1 2 Civ- a ' X O fl , 1 E71 1 W ' R Q' ki ! f jwmn X I ,f WW' .i q 4 QR 9-GPA ji flag: Q21 ' 'V f'ff2o'9?-Tiki K3 45 0 a , ,..v--'P , 4 34...-rx' Y ' 'I v R. I A ' N , ff 1 Q fr 'X A 'Eb Rx MMM 'NM R if Ck it I O46 N S Front: Connors, Byrnes H., Byrnes, P., Brennan Nagle, Schreiner. Second Minerva, Snyder, Stewart Stegemeier, Harrington Dolder, Crossman, Gibson, Columbia. COACH CARR COACH HUDSON ami of 219 Last year's team under the guidance of Mr. Carr and Mr. Hudson ran up the record of four wins against three losses in seven meets. In the County Meet held at Sewanhaka High, the Lynbrook two-mile relay team, consisting of Bob Stegemeier, Dee Dol- der, Sandy,, Stewart and Bill Daniels copped first place. We had Bob Einstein and Bob Conner in the 220-yd. dash, John Minerva and Don Crawford in the 100-yd. dash. In the quarter mile were Dick Snyder and Paul Columbia, in the half mile were Buddy Kermeen, and Bob Stegemeierg in the mile were Deen Dolder, and Sandy Stewart. For field events there were Jack Brennan, Don Crawford and Hugh Byrnes pole-vaultingg John Minerva, Jack Drahos and Claude Seitz on the shot-put, Pete Byrnes, Bruce Crossman and Ed Gibson in the hurdles, Jack Harrington, John Minerva, Robert Conners and Bob Einstein in the half-mile relays: John Condon in the high jumpg and George Lazo in the broadjump. Lynbrook ..................... 4915 Freeport ............. ..., ............... 4515 Lynbrook ..................... 53 Lawrence ........... ........... 4 1 Lynbrook ..................... 61 Oceanside ........ ........... 3 3 Lynbrook ...... .. ............. lost Southside ....... K ....... .... ........ won Lynbrook .......N-.......,. 46 Long Beach ................. ....... -. 4-9 Lynbrook .........,.-...... 51 Woodmere .... ...e...... .......... -... 34 Lynbrook ..................... 39 East Rockaway .................. 55 BASEBALL-Front: Mcwvatters, Boekratll. Woodard. Doherty, Del.ucal, NX et zel, Drahos. Second: Witt, Miller. Bohm-mam. Fessler, Heaney. The '49 hast-hall squad. defending the South Shore Championship which the '48 squad had won. did not fare so wt-ll as the prexious xr-ar's team: but they did manage to hold on to third place in the league. The team had a had start, losing four out of five. hut came Inu-k to win seven out of twelve league games. An 8-T loss to South Side on the last day of play prevented a second place tie with Malverne. Brilliant pitching, fielding. and hitting sparked the Owls throughout the season under the excellent coaching of Ed Silvia. Team Lynbrook Opponent Valley Stream .......... ......... 2 4 Lawrenee ................. ......... 4 T Baldwin .................... ......... 1 2 East Rockaway ....... .... I I 0 Freeport ................ ......... 4 9 Long Beach ........... ......... 2 1 South Side .......... ......... 4 2 Oceanside ........ ......... 2 T Malverne ........ ......... 3 5 Woodmere ............... ......... 9 6 East Rockaway ....... ,........ 4 2 Long Beach ............ ......... 6 1 Oceanside -..,....a .......... ......... 0 1 Malverne ........ .... T 2 Woodmere .......... ......... l J 2 South Side .......... ................,.................... T 8 Hmlaff UM BOYS SOFTBALL-Front: Notturno, Roth, Petrurca. Haskell, Fetzer, John on Disch. Second: Stoeckler., Haasnoot, Eels. Noll, llattllies, McNeill, Nickerson if ! FRESIITVIAN SOFTBALL Front: Bcvlon, Novvru, Iz0l'Ill'lllill1. Bron- nun. Loo. S4-vonelz Bishop. H4-inllurelt. Nlor- ris, Inman, Rcilly, IA-opolal, Pe-lwrilus. JUNIOR SOFTBALL FFOIIII SCllill'f1'r. lnmun. lYlllll'I'M'00ll. Crowley, Spinnlvr. Nh-ixncr, Simon. SOPHONIORE SOFTBALL Front: Hassard, Qucnzer, Brunjcs, Snyder, WCiSSIll8H, Muiorino, Minerva, Blaiorino, E., Fivlml, P1-llvgrino, Czu'stvns. HUNUR TEAM Front: Schuf'fcl'. Reilly, Muiorino, J., Si mon. Becton. Se-cond: Hassard, Snyder W.CiSSlll2lI'l. Brunjcs. XIl'iXIll l'., Quvnzvr Inman. G. aaa 7194! THEMES: FAIRY TALES Seniors - Puss-in-Boots Juniors - Snow White Sophomores - Cinderella Freshmen - Little Red Riding Hood VITAL STATISTICS Seniors Juniors Sophomore Freshmen Sketch for Decorations .... .. .......... .. - 10 - 10 Skit ............................ .. ............. ... ..... .... 94- 85 95 90 Decorations ........ 90 100 80 T0 Tickets .............. ........ 6 25 625 625 625 Girls Relays ................... ............. 1 6 15 16 6 Boys' Relays ........................ .................. 1 6 21 13 10 Girls Bombardment ............ ... .... , 40 10 10 20 Boys' Window-diving ,....... 22 24 28 30 Boys' Volleyball .......... ........ 4 0 20 10 10 Girls' Basketball .......... ........ 7 5 25 25 50 Boys Basketball .......... T5 25 25 50 Cheering ...,.- ............. -. 86 95 T9 T6 Costumes .... .... ........ 93 83 83 93 Checking ............. ...... , 50 46 47 43 Refreshments ......... ............. 8 0 86 98 85 14102 1270 1234 1268 Before the Zero Hour. Danish Gymnusms Tight Squeeze! Volleyball' Stepping Stones lo Victory. Dribhlin' Seniors Boys' Relays. Puss-in-Boots. Seniors-The Cat's Meow. . ' v Sophomore Cheerleaders. for no-ealpfiiaew fe f Q A fi T? Cinderella. N S3 J Wolf 9 X , Point for Our Sid A I ef The W' 'Q ,. I ? 'gh an Y 4. i Q 4 , I ld' In 9 in '- XM! Q F YL? .Q fide? . 1 5 - M Ruin Nfl! Lit :ma F0011 FU for 3 Km!! Dwarfs with .1 lun! Feast W X The Magic Slipper wr., 19 T Em 'nh 'he SOP From Red Riding Hood 5 B.: ke! WCM CAADY 43- Long Live Puss ln Bo0lQ' Buy if xH M :I K d EI f .fi K T H .. 1 FP ., 5 YN ' ' -4, ' d '1 in L 3 5 r ,. I l Lk x lt. , il l K 1 , I nl: 1 I W , I . 5 IN . A L a 'I' A Q. V 1, V V , ,f f'.,4f,qfy,flg N lm N d , ' ,F 4 v ' N A- 5 , O 6 gc f V, 5 3 X m - 1 I , . 1' X ,f 3 - 'D ' X fm 4 X I K , 5-K Q d It I . xl . 1 1 .' A' S. - g , I . .5 ' f,:,x-. cr A .xl ct ROBERT STECENIEIER, Prcsidcntg ROBERT PATTERSUN. Vice-President: JUAN CROW- LEY. Sec-retaryg RICHARD SNYDER, Treas- urer. Cfaaa .Ma lor? We'd never seen such an immense building! And all we heard was up the front stairs and down the back. Everything was so new including Class Nite. in which we tied the Sophomores with Un the Board- walk in Atlantic City. This seemed to be our hardest year. But again in Class Nite we held our place with The Future as our theme, but it seemed odd to have it in December. With many of our boys' participation. Lynbroolos baseball team won the championship. B the time this ear was uion us we realized Y Y - l -how fast our four years were going. For many years our football team had been in there trying to beat South Side. This year we gained a moral victory, a 7-7 tie. We had our first prom, Winter Wonderland , which was most successful and quite surprisingly so. Then the exams began to stiffen, for by this time we were getting a taste of Regents. Our first chance to show our talent came when we presented Strange Boardersf' It was a hit! It seems that when you become a Junior your chief aim at Class Nite is to come in first. And so at the half we l6'New Yorkvl were leading by 11 points. What spirit! What a class! We came in second! Our year of years! This was when we began to realize how much LHS means to us. During football season our boys really put up a splendid fight and we were proud of them for it! Full of wit and fun was our Senior Play Meet Me in St. Louis. Ever taken a history exam? Was ours tough! Our basketball team was one terrific squad of boys. There are no words that can possibly explain our Senior Class Nite and our mascot Fuss in Bootsf, Again we had an A-1 baseball team. Could they slug 'eml Maybe we're slightly prejudiced but on the first of ,Iune our 0wl', with pages of originality was issued. Oh, it was magnificent! The girls in their beautiful formals and boys tux looked spiffie for this memorable event. Graduation! Some look happy Some shed tears But none will forget four wonderful years! 59 Sl'Il l'.. 1946 MAl1Cll. 1947 SEPT.. 191-T DEC., 1947 J1'NE, 1948 SEPT.. 1940 OCT.. 1948 DEC., 1940 JAN., 1949 FEB., 1949 MA RCH. 1949 SEPT., 1949 OCT.- NOV., 1949 DEC., 1949 JAN., 1950 FEB.- MARCH, 1950 MARCH, 1950 JUNE, 1950 Jl'NE, 1950 JUNE. 1950 .l1'NE. 1950 MARILYN CAROL ABEL Come ram come shme be nt day or mght Whenever you see her she looks just nght FOR Pretzels soronty meetmgs AGAINST Tlme llmlls ln Mlestens COMMENT Isnt that funny BEST REMEMBERED DATE Class Nlte Cheermg FAVORITE SPORT Bowling HOBBIES Collecung records horseback ndmg drlvmg 1'-Ll TERESA AJOSA Terry Terrys got wzt and plenty of brrun Thats how .she makes many I1 gum FOR Mr Carr AGAINST Solld Geometry tests COMMENT Oh Snyder BEST REMEMBERED DATE October 3 FAVORITE SPORT Badminton HOBBIES Tutoring collecting records drlvlng kmttlng 2 ia. We ROBERT C ALBERN Gus Though hes short hes very keen Hrs report card shows he s on the beam FOR Mr Carr E ,E AGAINST Lxstemng to the P A system COMMENT Horses BEST REMEMBERED DATE Trlp out West summer 1946 FAVORITE SPORT Football HOBBIES Model rallroadnng shootmg rifle i Q -0 107 JOHN ALGER Luk ' If a car comes zoommg and knocks you doun x Youll know that Algers agum ln toun X FOR Yanks chem that long summer vacation AGAINST Women drivers solld propositions LOMMENT Shes .1 good kld' BEST REMEMBERED DATE Night of .lunlor play and party FAYORITE SPORT Basketball tennis HOBBIES Tlnkermg Wllll the bus ll Ma L I Z .7 . '. 4 l ' 'V A , ' ' sa Q ss I A TA . z I ' . . . . ' . 1 Q - - 5 ' 51112 Q I ' NK. ' 1 it '9 ' . , . A. , ' ' : , so ' , 1 pa I : . 9 ' . - Q, . . . . . I I q :- ' J 'Ho sau ,U . 66 79 P 1 I v. , , K A' in I ,x A . : , ss vw . . . ' Q A 1 ' , K I , i : . . , - . . , 'Q 5 1 V? ' 7' ' QC ' X J 'I 5, I . .. l . i I I Y , A 1 .' . ' ' , h '-riff? 'V ' . - 'Q X , ft ss . AQ ,j ' . th ' 74 ' 97 O .H . ' , . ' .A ' ' ' -' - F xf ,Q . .- V. ,, a ,, - I x M JOSEPH ARENA 00 Hes a quiet Joe Doesnt say a lo! A nicer guy we havent got FOR Baseball AGAINST Homework every mght COMMENT So what BEST REMEMBERED DATE When Mr J fell out of W chair ln ben Science FAVORITE SPORT bolf HOBBIES Llslenlng lo baseball games 2 ...fr WV' . if HAROLD BATE Bale Without seezng Harold un hw car FOR Convenuons sarcastic people Qteachersl AGAINST School homework LOMMENT So whats new? BEST REMEMBERED DATE .Iumor skn FAVORITE SPORT Baseball HOBBIES Clubs SUSAN .IUDITH BERKE Susre Susle can be seen ar and near Because o her head of flaming red hazr FOR Bebop Modern art AGAINST Prelenllousness 'SL COMMENT Dont kld yourself P BEST REMEMBERED DATE .lunlor play cast party X' FAVORITE SPORT Swlmmlng sf HOBBIES Smglng pmno Lollectmg plctures and post cards cz:-Qofadzaf wgyfffc 'Ulf' DOLORES BEZYACR Bezle Our blushmg Bezz turns pretty colors In Englzsh class among those lellers FOR Yankees -UJAINST Bad manners LOMMENT 1 an you beat that? BEST REMEMBERED DATE Day I made varsity cheerlng FAX ORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Plano, horsebaek ruling, swimming LBJ N . l : . . N 5 . . , . . . ,s . . ' - ' 54 I . 5 4 ' 5 X X f Z 0 1 f f I ' ' I I Q ' On Lynbrook streets you can't go far sl f J f ' l ' ,- -' ,fs : ' , ' ' . 55 ' 77 4 f . K 5, 2 , , f I N - l . f . ' 4-Qfg . , ss s - . se I 'K 5 .I ,. . , .4 7 h . . i V V . ,KW New B A, 1 , ,, . DAVID BICCS Dave In a crowd hes seen most of all llus lb because Dave ls so lull I0 3 30 ACAINST Ellgllill COMMENT Xou got me 42 BEsT REMEMBERED DATE Class Nue 1947 FAVORITE sPORT Basketball HOBBIES Collecting money rlile marksmanshxp -4- 145 11' JAMES A BIRDSALL Jnmmxe lzmmy had a part ln every class play He was ternfic and that amz hay FOR Banana royals AGAINST Blrdle COMMENT Glve me the works lf you have to but BEST REMEMBERED DATE Boys State June 26 1949 FAVORITE SPORT Soccer HOBBIES Stamp collecting reading '2- ROBERT BOHNEMANN Bob Thus blond brusler wzth plenty of appeal FOR Brooklyn Dodgers AGAINST New York GIHDIS COMMENT Lets go slt on the school steps and gab BEST REMEMBERED DATE Class Nnte 1948 FAVORITE SPORT Baseball HOBBIES Stamps eatmg GRA 45- df:-n.l-f6df v.f-vez 'AW' 404 'Sl 54 s- 2 E11 D m :cv P1 UJ :I 2 E11 as o no 2 N 5 CD l Jane loves skatmg as do all her pals In school she IS a regular gal FOR Jones Beach loyal friends stock cars AGAINST People who make up stones COMMENT Yeah just about BEST REMEMBERED DATE Class Nlte FAVORITE SPORT Skatmg HOBBIES Skatmg knlttmg drawing .' N I 'a . . : 3 . J . pu . .. 5 .. , m , . . 5 , 4 I SQ f 4 5 -- -- g 3 .. .. I I . :- - ' . , f as ' z Q 4 . uf I - 1 , P . , U :H N A Qu .au ' - ,m . v Fi ' . 1 , . . . ' 5' ' ' V .N , 9- -. , ' ' ..s?a5iB+-?5i'?fWf - - Q ' ' -- - M A . I ru ' . D r- N 'f , 2 I : , .. . . ' by , '. 4 ,-' Img., 4, ' , - , f which a f , E ' ' V V ,I ,RT . . V 4 N l , x , ' k . - ' ' ' Jif - x K. .J 3, 1 4 . , ' 1 ,' - A . ff' 1 ' 2 Cl ' v ' v ,X ' N 3 ' ' ' is fdkjg JOHN P BROPHY ln Lynn s auth Tony he does mee! Hts sense of humor cant be beat FOR The Dodger Cops COMMENT Lets go to Carbs BEST REMEMBERED DATE Class Nnte 49 FAVORITE SPORT Stock car racing RICHARD BOSSL NC Duck Ioolte qmel and vlaghils Gln Bu! lull: the bows hes ruieal hzth FOR Slow drner AGAINST Speed COMMFNT nuler lou tlmsn BEST RFWIFNIIIFRFD DKTI' .llllllvr PAY ORITE SPORT ll: lullnll HOBBIES Tlnkermg Bro Ly HOBBIES Pool howlmg 5 Drum I ea- 19 7? T7 .re- NORMA IOUISF BROWNSON Brat Norm At the Mmeolu rznlt she Q nlurns m ll uhzrl A hugh strullmg., gzrl ullle to hurl E4 FOR Twlrllng the Bums P AGAINST Xanltee fans mg wheels COMMENT What sa matter' You crazy or s0metlnng9 BEST REMEMBERED DATE October 31 48 FAVORITE SPORT Badminton HOBBIES Skating talklng , ca ROBERT BL RNS Bubble Hes clever uzth the brush and pam! Hts posters and sketches reullw rate FOR Going to Oceanside Bebop AGAINST Two tlmlng girls phomes IOWINIENT Xe: ses best BEST REMEMBFRED DATE One Sundaw at the club FAI ORITE SPORT Basketball, swimming Rst x IIOBBIFN Art 'Nnal Rc-f-ru T 1 :ai X l I . 5, I . 4 5 I ' . if' A .' 1 ' 'f A : . ' S. Q . . : 5 Q ' . 2- ' .N f ,. .. . . .A T: ' JCI- T1 ', ' .' Z as' ' 1 . K Q L : . Y . D or X f ' B. , A ' f f i to Y 4 5 ' l ' f . . p J 1 l ff tt 1 , ,-- ' .'i'fX 1 3, . 5 s - N N 4. 1 ,- 51322.--. 'TTT '- ' ' ' f5.'If5'::Q1 ' ' ' ' gg..fxy,-.-i-1e1- . . r .11-g. ,-5, 1 ' ' mi :J AGAINST: Nothing special. i,. ., ': - 'f ' , ' '3 f:'l 5E'3 :Y-.T ' H 'EVA ' 6-'E : , ' . ? , H . as vs or La ' . I ' 1. 1 K . I . . , tt .-- : ' v . . . if ' ' l l U . . - , : ' Z ' - gr ilig ul L MT f ' 5 . . N , ,, ff ,. sf ' , . . Q : . . Z U x : U . . x: . I 1 , yn ' , -9 5 3 45-, .17 HELEN CALACETO Our ltttle Helens heart ts true HUGH CHARDE BYRNES Captain He never stopped, he plowed right through. A football hero was handsome Hugh. FOR: Sports. AGAINST: Latin. COMMENT: Rayts. BEST REMEMBERED DATE: Playing football. FAVORITE SPORT: Football. HOBBIES: Artg hunting and fishingg traveling. Stinky Because her beau wears Navy b ue FOR U S Navy AGAINST Oral book reports COMMENT Dear Walt BEST REMEMBERED DATE FAVORITE SPORT Bowling December 26 1948 HOBBIES Writing letters collecting photographs 'st J X Nw. MARIE V CESTONE A gtrl who is kind good hearted and true Thus describes no one but Moo FOR Billy Ecksteln Bop AGAINST Swearing COMMENT Holy Cow J ROBERT CAREY Bob Frtendly and smart and neat as a pm Make these your standards and Careys tn' FOR Dodgers LHS summer books Sam Spade Robert Q Lewis AGAINST Writing essays Giants sloppy dressers COMMENT So whats new? BEST REMEMBERED DATE November 18 1949 fSenlor Play! FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Movies radio anything but homework Moo BEST REMEMBERED DATE seam cum Nite FAVORITE SPORT Basketball Volleyball HOBBIES Cooking Drawing 777a4uf l 5 P at ' as . , . g u go i . . . . 5 I . 9 w Q : sa -va ij 3. L' 3. : ' , . 5 Q . ' ' as , 'A f ' 3 , , . 1 , . It .E I : a - - 'a a 9 1 if, ,, T- L . -- ,, ,, g , , . - , . A ' 1--gf H 3 k . s sa 912 ,V Q - Gs s - 'Q S S' : , A , 5 K J : 9 9 ' ,ijt V ,om :,i,J,Vo., l,s , , -f f, .' ,j,,fcf1,zf-jy, f-1,1 fy 'i5?,f':ff2'iQ gigicjg g 1, .1 ., ,wh , , A. 5 .I 1 925 wp 20 1 .4 , ' I gain., tv- et ,ft of . N 5 f ' I rg Fi -2 13,5 gig. , f :LR ' , ' , 5 24 gig Pi 3 5 a 2 1'.. 3,. '-,. f ., . -5 T .-u Q , , sf ., mg vw- ' - ' 2 ' f 55 51 , , - : . . , . . . M . W I ' ' . - l . : , ' - : , - . 9 ELIZABETHI CHARYAT Clrlrue or Betty Bettys glory ls her shmnmg black hmr It aluavs looks mee ullh uhuleter she uenrs FOR Many things AGAINST Math and getting up early COMMENT I hate nn elf when I do theae thing BEST REMENIBEREIJ IJ XTF Senior I la s Nile FAVORITE SPORT Basketblll HOBBIES Reading danung and lltenlng to Yu' Damone 2 if 114 ir JUNE MARION COLE Shes a qutet gal auth lzttle to say But always there auth her wzllmg way FOR Dancing pmg pong plano AGAINST Crude people COMMENT Ibet' 1 WILLIAM CLIFTON Better than best m humor and un Hes always there wtth a sarcasttc pun FOR Vlllanls meatball sandwlches AGAINST Crubbers Millers sauerkraut COMMENT Wheres the party? BEST REMEMBERED DATE My birthday FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Flshlng camping Bl Bunny BEST REMEMBERED DATE Augubt 5 1949 FAVORITE SPORT Swimming skating HOBBIES Photography dnvmg cars blcycle rides 'l l. fl C G, 1 CONSTANCE M COSENZA Conme's the gal we all admire She's always strwmg for goals that are higher FOR Pizza ple AGAINST Cancelled bug wheels COMMENT I thought I'd dle laughing BEST REMEMBERED DATE Graduation FAVORITE SPORT Basketball and football HOBBIES PIANO, knlttmg. makmg tlothee Connie QL. P52- Se? JOAN CROWLEY Joann Shes got pep vim and vigor thu art as Immun Everyone likes our cheerleader ,Ioan FOR All my friends AGAINST Belng rushed COMMENT Huh' BEST REMEMBERED DATE Senlor Irom FAVORITE SPORT Football HOBBIES Sewing readmg drawing ibn 5? Ctffiw MICHAEL DANIELS Mike ts short he mlly never grow high But he 6 the guy that ll never sm flue FOR A good movle AGAINST Book reports COMMENT Never say dle f'd44f JOAN CROZIER . . A pmg pong champ u boulmg. nhl An all round girl this lassze ts FOR Tlght basketball games French TFICS at the Jefferson AGAINST People who are never on time cold popcorn COMMENT How tall IS he? BEST REMEMBERED DATE Wlnnlng Class Nlte bombardment .Iunlor year FAVORITE SPORT Badminton HOBBIES Dancmg budge game Mike o?'Q BEST REMEMBERED DATE Class Nite 1948 FAVORITE SPORT Basketball .Q HOBBIES Photography 'iv il' .517 RICHARD DEASY Dult Sllent mlsrhnevous bold of heart In history he IS too darned smart FOR Working at the pet shop AGAINST Nothing ln parllcular I OMMENT Holy Crocus BEST REMEMBERED DATE The gang after the donkey game FAVORITE SPORT Baseball HOBBIES Tropical fish breeding canarles MICHAEL .I DILLON Make Mikes our gall from Erms shore Our class of 50 could not ask for more FOR Football AGAINST Llver COMMENT Me no know GEORGE DEMOS 'Campy Always on hand wuh has wzllang good deeds More boys like George are what a class needs FOR Banana royals AGAINST Getting up mornings COMMENT What d yuh say? BEST REMEMBERED DATE When I got hurt ln football FAVORITE SPORT Football HOBBIES Horseback rldmg dnvlng BEST REMEMBERED DATE Sept 28 1948 FAVORITE SPORT Football W ROBERT EELS Bob Hes clever and smart our handsome Bob Hell surely Iulfll any job AGAINST Nothing except homework COMMENT How about that BEST REMEMBERED DATE Sept 5 1946 Furst day ln L H S FAVORITE SPORT Football HOBBIES Collecting money RAYMOND L DISCH .IR Bubs Profs Someday when upon us age has gamed Well go to the Prof whenever an pam FOR St Lawrence and Butterpot Pomt AGAINST Dodgers people who copy homework constantly COMMENT Good night BEST REMEMBERED DATE April I0 1949 Won N Y U Latln award FAVORITE SPORT Baseball HOBBIES Plano mum: wlld duck huntmg wearmg contact lenses divan ' If , . ..lC 9 Sv , . : .. Q .. I IC ' 99 . , . ., 9 .ua . H N : . , . 2 . : - ' HOBBIES: Drlvlng, making thlngs. LQ S6 998 ' 9 0 I I - , , .. , . . 7 s ,u. O 99 : ' , . z . ., . . , . . C6 19 9 Q , H .,u sv . : . , . ' 'ifv -.f f HAL U0-n., EDWARD FLANAGAN Eddze ms mce to everyone Extremely wztty and quzck on the gun FOR Talklng AGAINST Wheels COMMENT It should happen to a d BEST REMEMBERED DATE Basket FAVORITE SPORT Flshxng huntlng HOBBIES Golf camping ex Q- DALE FESSLER Fess With his dimples and his wavy hair Someday he'll have a girl who'll care. FOR: Cars that don't burn oil. AGAINST: Wheels. COMMENT: If you don't like my rar, walk! BEST REMEMBERED DATE: Summer vacations. FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. HOBBIES: Guns and baseball. P0 'V --as T Eddne og ball games ,534 M.. DORIS FROEHLICH Dill' A tern c gal on our volleyball court Shes loads of fun a terrzfic sport FOR Pretzels Dodgers AGAINST Ruobers and convened boys COMMENT Me no care BEST REMEMBLRED DATE September 28 1948 FAVORITE SPORT Football and volleyball HOBBIES Knlttmg drlvmg 31- 'DMJA ..,. JOSEPH GETZLER Red Flashy Iles and flashy car Everyone knows that hell go ar FOR Flashy tles AGAINST English COMMENT Ya Klddln BEST REMEMBERED DATE New Years Eve 1948 FAVORITE SPORT Baseball HOBBIES Bowling fishmg nf Y Rf . f-ff 1 , N A , ,., , , IS' ,A , A . in-. 'L '- I '- lr, ' I , , f f S S qs ll 7. 4 I , R 1' , V 4. . ,, I , ss . ps : , ' . : , . Q sn vs fi . , . , . . 1 , . . v ' V I 4 , 5. n . : , - : . . g . . . ' I ' I ff . li l : 72. s 9 ', A Sb 99 VL ' f r I , as I- - was n f , V I : , . JEAN COERLICH- 'Blondie' Her golden locks are everyone's envy, A .sweet gal and sincerely friendly. FOR Rollerskating good books. AGAINST Ralny days catty QIYIS concelted men COMMENT Oh golly BEST REMEMBERED DATE November 14 1947 FAVORITE SPORT Rollerskating bowlmg HOBBIES Tropical fish stamp colleclmg L AQ JOHN HARRINGTON He likes to treat hts women rough Hts bug brown eyes are full of lug SHIRLEY .I HARNACH Shu-1 Shlrleys future as planned and the date all set We re all tnvlted now dont forget FOR Housework AGAINST Concelted people sllly gurls COMMENT I cant walt untll June BEST REMEMBERED DATE Sept 19 1948 Flrst date with Rlchle FAVORITE SPORT Bowlmg HOBBIES Kmttmg ack FOR Women and Dod ers 5 AGAINST Coy girls forgetting peoples names COMMENT Ah' Women' BEST REMEMBERED DATE Proms .Iumor play frat hay rides FAVORITE SPORT Football and swlmmlng HOBBIES Reading horseback ndmg attending partles -K' fC8,Jiff WILLIAM H. HEANEY B1 A better pitcher we couldnt get So opposing teams watch your step. FOR: Good drivers Central. AGAINST: Homework, wheels. COMMENT: What? No girls. BEST REMEMBERED DATE: The a I pitched a no hit ball game FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. HOBBIES: Photography. WALTER C HOBBS Wally A boy wtth hazr of burning red In our Junzor play he knocked em dead FOR Motorcycles AGAINST Girls who smoke and talk too much COMMENT None BEST REMEMBERED DATE .Iunlor play FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Workmg after school rm 6 CAROLYN G HOWELLS Dark blonde hazr and eyes of brown Nothmg can get our Carol down FOR Bretzels AGAINST Republicans COMMENT Lets go to New Hampshlre BEST REMEMBERED DATE bold Key Ceremony FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Anything that keeps me out late at night 34 sv TS' 00 .IOYLE ANN HOWELL gy .She as one of the athletes of Iynbrook Hugh .She ll lwe ln our memorzes untzl we dze FOR Work radio mysterles sorority meetings AGAINST Poor sports fights concelted boys COMMENT Its the same dlfference BEST REMEMBERED DATE Class Nlte 14 FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Stamp collecting swmlmlng knlttlng DORIS HLGHES Dar The first to get the gold hex auurd In every sport she has them floored FOR Every week end, traveling sports AGAINST The 15 mlnute tlme llmlt ln Nllestcns teachers that are always yelling IOMMENT Oh yeahl' BEST REMEMBERED DATE A dance at Cornell with a certaln guy FAVORITE SPORT Badminton M HOBBIES Sewmg, knlttlng movies tt , ss . , w I s s . . h K els' ' . . SL 91 w . . . 1 ., , ' f ' ' 3 . , 4 ' 1-. ' gsm? 10513, ' HJ vs . I ' 3 H s I H ' ' . 'P 5 3 I ' '. 6' 9 - A . S- Q ' 7 ,, 1 2 . ' ' 4 . ' -, 1 ? C J z h s V I 5 ' ' - SSCu99 ' I if 9 . ' ?7 I , XA . N, - V .-.,, : , I '1' 4 J t K li - ' 4 It ' - 7 ' as ws I XTRII IK INNI KN A bloonung. persunuluv u bennung, snule ln fterv urn shex lllUf0llf..Ill! urvmle I-O lluermg, nn I ll ning fm INST I wer nm Illlllllp. hon INIHNT Whrre I lrle BFS'I RFNIENIBI' RI' D D XTI' 1 r :du lt I XNORIII- SI ORI' Bn In-llnll HOBBIFS LIlC8l'lllg knitting milf' Ml 541-rrv0fY'-' :.- ww ROBERT P .IOHANNSEN Bob G the box uhos tall and blonde 0 uhom etervone IS Len ond FOR Inlng AGAINST Women driver IONIMFNT I dont know now BEsT RFNIEMBFRFD D XTE ICQLIOII FANORITE SPORT Bnehxll HOBBIES Buaebxll tnrpultrw oe W H3 batting :ver lge NIM nnlhlng V LINDA .IOHNbON ln Quiet and gentle but eager and ulllmg Here s ll gzrl uho deserves the Lerv lop bzllmg. FOR fIlP8l'll'Ig ororltw meetlng Al AIINST If'JWlI'lg chool KONINIFNT Whit 1 hunky BEsl' RFMEMBERED DATE February 21 191-9 .Iunlor plav F-XY ORITE SPORT Badminton HOBBIES I1l'JNlI'lg readmg watching ICICVILKIOTI Jfmdafy 'K ROBERT Ix .IOHINSOV A rs! 1-Ines comedmn ln eterv um Bob Hn eel ul humor brzghlens mam a dm FOR Jazz RIIIJFII ln band uniform AGAINST Bohnenmnna All St.nr 19 Dodger CONIWIFNT 'wdll tlll I xsrltc' the Great Xnmerlcan IN vel ' BEST RIIWIENIBERFIJ D XTF Dm-. rldlng ln Todarow 13 1 ? mr Q' I 'UORITF SPORT Ixnddlng Bob Fel- E - HOBBIFS Rc-ndmg urlung .md l'f'SIlllg 45: bf 2 1 , A- J Ima . 7 in . ,. . V S . , V . . , h. 'A. 1 - - 1 I' ' . ' R: I f ' 1 A t A l . AGA : ,i' t I A ' ks. m' 1105. 1' : - P1113 1-3 ' .. . I I .f ' .: I 1 1 . f H: L. , , : AS, Q . , vi' . gf' -- R' f B? 1 . 'I gf fin. .7455-fi C fbi 'f.jfi3'jQl 5 ' ,fame-, Qjxfivu J-tlxlaizugif ' J - . , , :siffiffff X ' -Me :QQ fig, K ff . 1 V -, ' ' ,LW grggr ' ' 'I' . .' ', - . , p, , . n. 1' ::.g '. I if- - . It - , , vw 121' I ' - . T W . . ' ' . 5' . K . ,. . , f : , a . A . E323 ' 1, I 'gn .' : as 4 . 3-fl I ' ' - Q: 'Xa.'a ' ,xt-1 '. - A i v NL. .. 2 I . ' . s ' Y' ' S. 1. : .f s' . ., ., . : - 1 ' T. I . 3 l . -9 , 'S 449' f. I P f A . .. ,, .. r ' . . I l Z - I ' v. vt. 1 1 v V. 4 . . . 1 E , MARY KANE Mail ' When Mary gets going, she's hard to stop, At every classnite she cheers them to the top. FOR: Shorthand, Cepo meetings. AGAINST: Catty boys. COMMENT: What a phony. BEST REMEMBERED DATE: .lunior Class Nite cheering. FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. , HOBBIES: Knitting, cheering for YMCA. -'yyx Yfdfvxk, ALLAN KAPLAN KHP He s qutte the Romeo at the club A smooth character you cl hate to snub FOR Jazz music AGAINST Friday dancing m gym COMMENT So whats new? BEST REMEMBERED DATE Class Nite FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Reading stamps Jazz music ALLEN M KATZ Kittens Our famous player of the sax ls that guy named Allte Katz FOR Fishing Jazz AGAINST Snappy women COMMENT Do tell' Do tell' BEST REMEMBERED DATE .lunlor Prom 48 FAVORITE SPORT Fishing HOBBIES Stamps collectlng odd fishing lures fiff 444,12 JOHN KENNY Jack That Jolly fellow of Home Room 5 Really keeps the srhool alwe FOR Bop City George Club of America 1929 Buick AGAINST Shaving walking long hair muslc COMMENT 'To the Q BEST REMEMBERED DATE Georges party FAVORITE SPORT Football HOBBIES Sports ...Al ' 1 V, 1 t ,xy I 60, , 41 Q 66 97 , . 7 9 . u . 0 n , as 1 99 ., ' ' 3 Q 9 ' I I SG ' 99 I . . . . . , . , as as . ' 9 I , . w. V ' 6 ..A- 1jL',4.' , ' iw . qs nl-,,?5wf , ' ug ,i n ' ' ' . 3,121 ' ' g gk: , gl.-7, , 8 . ,pf H 91 I : 9 . , . 5 s Q - - . , 5 19 . 7 ARTHUR KING Ari Look at Artie shoot them in. lle's the boy who makes us win. FOR: Women. AGAINST: Two-timing gals. COMMENT: Best. BEST REMEMBERED DATE: Senior Prom. FAVORITE SPORT: Ilnopfy. HOBBIES: Hoopsy. Z'- ARLINE KNELL Ar A prettzer face can! be found Shes got sweelness by the pound FOR Bowllng pajama parties AGAINsT Concelted fellox tram wshlstles COMMENT Oh Pooh' BEST REMENIBERED DATE Qeptember 20 1949 FAYORITE SPORT Bowlm g HOBBIES Collemllng Qouvenlr C0lIPlllIlg revordr. J .ff JZJ7 C OL RLTH KNAACK Rlllll Wat and humor charm galore Tell me could you ask or more? FOR Ceramics telling or llstenlng to good Jokes AGAINST VVorL sloppy dresser dead pans IOMMENT You knucklellewd' BEST REMEMBERED DATE Aprll 14 1947 I landed ln LHS FAYORITE SPORT Bowlmg HOBBIES Dravung modeling clay loafing JOHN KOOPNI AW George lle certamly za a George enlhuemel The party uas great Ihal he had m the past FOR Frantic Dixieland 1280 Club AGAINST Shaslng moomher LONINIENT To the Q BEST REMENIBERED DATE My onlw pxrty F-XY ORITE SPORT bWlIllYlIll'lg HOBBIES Snlllng z ,A :af L , y ff- , I - T l Q ', Q ' S, X - . 1 . hh ' Q, x ' ' ' ' . A . Q - I ' Y q a ' G5 199 , , K . I ' , ' . L. . . : ' vs. ' 5 . , , as -e f ' ' 1 - - - A I . I I . q . S: - ' . , ' s. - ' -. .ex .JT ta. . Av -: -N mv X .,.,'f fs 1 J: -.nf . AVI '49 .-fi Q xv- I, '11 - S., :rig lj: ' k ' K - 1 ' .!' , ss as K T- . . . . . X ,f , I- - A h 5 , , . 1 S, A.: '1 'SF 215 3 5 ' . ' . Qui? .X .. . - 5. .zif fix. - . -. -- ,5f' .5 . . : ' ' : '. . :lflQ:.f.'1y-,L ' 'I .B I . . f B GEORGE KOPIT Dapper dresser yes he ts Une Oldmtoblle lLhlUhlZ zzzz FOR Flaslly convertlbles AGAINST Homework I OMMENT Censored BEST REMEMBERED DATE FAVORITE SPORT Baseball bowling HOBBIES Flshmg lceskatmg drlvlng ' 5'nafvM7 l EORCIA KOUFAKIS Georgne She mme from South Stde 90 fheerful and bright To help us start the new year rtght IOR Sewankaka good musu' AGAINST Nothlng special LOMMENT Jeepers' BEST REMEMBERED DATE Red and Blue Meet South Slde 1949 FAVORITE SPORT Hockey HOBBIES Danclng kllllllllg Wolecf Aowtnm George F .v ' ' QQ September 5 1949 Q A Y i W1 ,anfd I1 1 MORRIS KOSTX SHYN Sloke He Q easy gozng and that s no joke But I m stzll puzzled why they call hun Sloke FOR Girls AGAINST Nothmg ln particular LOMMENT Is that a fact? BEST REMEMBERED DATE .Iune 1950 Gracluauon FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Flslnng drlvlng cars WY MW iff ROBERT GEORGE LANDMAN Hug and husky, man' What a physzque' A hlt wtth the ladies, a mighty treat 'LCeorge FOR Weekends, summer, Ceorge's car AGAINST Moochers LOMMENT To the Q BEST REMEMBERED DATE George-'s party FAVORITE SPORT Football HOBBIES Sillllllg .1 sallboal SS 97 . , 'w 'f'W -, s -v ' 1 . 'tm , ' . ' T ' - z . -K - ' ' ' I 4 1 ' X A w . , ns l so I . l : , A . ' 1 v ' ' ,- ' V , y S' A if n A 7 , . ,S u p A A 'P tx 9? 'F , ,,G, y V .A 3 , x Q . AQ ' V ,rx ffm if at fs 5 my I A A g1.,t,, 7 , -- L . ff 'V - 5 'fire . I In K' ww as ss n , . , - , 9 - - A k f A - I .. Q, ' 3 Wa - 5 ' '. . I . . , . . i ' GL ' 99 , t A , - ' . I , P . ' . , . v l , ss we l . . , . MX ff Wfy ROW XI D I LAPIN l're11x gurls are hrs pastime And he zerlamlv has a special lme POR Cars gurls sports Al MNST Homework not s studs halls KONINIENT How about th nt' BENT REVIEMBERED DATF ilns Pro I'-XX ORITE SPORT B1 ketbull baseball HOBBIES Airplane models huntlng DOI ORFS LXPIN o lleres Dolores uzth the prellw harr fould xou posslbls hate ans um 1011111 par: FOR flreer work Al 'KINST llull plrtle COWINIENT Ill talk to won Int BEST RFNIEWIBEREIJ ll KTI' ,lumor plat tl t plrtx I' XY ORITF SPORT Bn kttbxll HOBBIES Twlrllng playing pltno l0lll'lIllIg good joke wrttlng letters dxnung Ron m of 1918 GEORGE LAZO Slasher Though he ts a good dancer Hes a better romancer FOR Football parties and other lunds Jazz or Bop AGAINbT Long hair COMMENT Heah yeah seah w eah' BEbT REMENIBERED DATE Moral VICIOFY over qouth ldes football team 1948 FAYORITE bPORT Football HOBBIES Danclng Bop session THONI AS J LEO Tommw ts our sczence uh: He's just about the best there ts FOR Seven ln the mornmg AGAINST INoth1ng much IONINIENT 'To the Q BEST RENIENIBERED D-XTF Georges parts FANORITE SPORT Ifootball George X HOBBIFN Wlaklng urplme models them experlment- i .M f ' ' ' ' ' ' s If J! I . I 1 5. . .X . 1 N . I I v l ., . . . I . U . er. . ,. . .- ,: 'as 4 I 4 . I 25 ' I I . . : . a . ' ' ' Sq A -K. 1 ' 1 MiV,?1k',..,'i-I X - X 'I 5515 Q QQQLT , l '4f-s , I 1' ff? ,l'-,f- 1.4 W ,img sw? . 4 I .!' . K O , gkfyp 3, . M 5 .. N . z , . I I .' I. . '. ,. .. : ' . sv' : Q . - , u , 1 1-4 . . If I 'S . '. I KS ' I . ' N m . I -is - s .. ' . l ! :-4 , : ' , . I , it ' V , . .Q t I . -Q s , . 1' ' ' . I : t Q - s ' - S . I ' , ' . A I l 5, Q1 ' DORIS LESLIE es President of this and edztor of that If we named them all wed certainly go bats FOR Muslc short sleeve sweaters French AGAINST An affected manner sloppy dressers the way some people chew gum COMMENT Julius' BEST REMEMBERED DATE Nlght of our Iumor play FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Kmttlng readlng 1 SHIELA LEVEROCK Cherry Shelras the gal wtth the flowmg hazr Never seems to have a smgle care FOR Animals convertlbles football games AGAINST Fresh klds and boy crazy glr s COMMENT Darn ll BEST REMEMBERED DATE Freshman Day RHHS FAVORITE SPORT Swlmmmg tumbllng HOBBIES Dogs readmg movles R ROY LIMPITLAW Roy A masculme stride and carrot red hazr You can see this boy everywhere FOR Drlvmg eating AGAINST Dumb questions COMMENT You wanna bet? BEST REMEMBERED DATE Freshman Class Nlte FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES DI'lVlIlg sleepmg DOLORES IRENE LORENCE Dee Some fortunate day, some lucky boss Will acquire this steno on his force. FOR: The way an A+ looks. AGAINST: Noisy eaters. COMMENT: That's just great! BEST REMEMBERED DATE: The day our business law class went to court. ' FAVORITE SPORT: Tumbling. HOBBIES: Reading Greek mythology, writing poetry. 08 Z j JOHN .I LYALI .uk He plaved firs! slrmg l,Il'0U1.h0lll lhe sear From the slunds he nu ell mum a cheer FOR Things AGAINSI' Other thlnp LONINIEINT lut II nut' BEST REMEWIBI' RED D XTI' I ratlultlun HOBBlEs I'ootb.1ll ba ketblll moue ' if Zfldffia it' as It itil 1 W ll LARD MtLOX W1 As our band muswtan Wzll s on the lop Ile plays classical popular and also bop FOR Rldmg m ,IIIIIIIIYS car AGAINST Homework BEST REMEMBERED DATE Graduatlon Day 1950 FAYORITE SPORT Baseball HOBBIES Model railroads camping June IRANR .I MtLEAN Nat Hats off to Mac a rlever rhap Anylhmg., lo htm seems a snap FOR 1 ll8Il1lbll'W Al AINST Recltmg solld theorems LOMMENT So what' BEST REMEMBERED DATE Summer 48 trlp through the Eastern states FAX ORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Model rallroadmg stamp collettmg Qu.. 3 3 4 3' ,WJQ JOSEPH MAGGIORE Joe s car null go doun ln hlslors The uav he drnes as reallx a mwzers OC I'OR Dolled up vars 'H AIINST Lars that are faster than mme IONIWIENT Meet sou at the club BFST REMEWIBERED D XTE The das I' XX ORITE SPORT Stock car raung HOBBIES Sleeping eating and working I gr lduatt I ' Five- fig.. I ' I' 1 f IQ, fig I I I 1 - I? . xr 5 N J, ,, 4 I. , ,, .ll,, CCIIIIMENT: Detailsl. Always detailslf ' C ' . : . , ' ' . ' . I' f ' cs. A - ' ' Z s - - ,, f Q ' ' - 1 5 1 !s:v If V' h - K, TZ S Q' I 'gl ' K ' .' N drii gf og, L , f J N 4 A I Q n - 1 ' Y ' K - l . . gg, - ' 1 : H H . Q . DOLORES PATRICIA MARRUNAS at Ouzch wlth the answers zn Socml III A helpful person or you and me FOR Looking nlce and be-mg .1 clmerl gurl AGAINST Sloppy dressers COMMENT Youd be surprised BEST REMEMBERED DATE flwss Nite FAVORITE SPORT Bowlln skatm ll g HOBBIES Wrltlng letters eolleftmg sentimental thlngs Wrlllflg poems ,gm BARBARA MARTIN Barb Barbs the gal whos quzck on the trigger In gym class she ts ltttle Mtss Vxgor AGAINST Eggplant COMMENT No luddmg BEST REMEMBERED DATE Aprll 30 1947 Orchestras trlp to Scranton Pa FAVORITE SPORT Rldlng HOBBIES Playing the vlolln ALBERT MATTHIES Through our football season he fought hrs best Those np roarmg games were a phystcal test FOR Huntmg and guns AGAINST Loud gurls homework COMMENT Nuts BEST REMEMBERED DATE Class Nlte 1949 FAVORITE SPORT Skung and football HOBBIES Salllng and boats QMMWMV CHARLES MECKLE Chuck Skatmg rs his first love He never seems to have enough FOR Good skaters and muslc AGAINST School poor skaters slow people COMMENT Whats the good word? BEST REMEMBERED DATE June 27 July 2 FAVORITE SPORT Roller skating HOBBIES Skatlng, muslc K ' ' sep, ss 2 g. . K. 1 A I . . Q A . , as 1 . u ss : . . 4. I . H- . 5 -'if , . I ff A pf . S . z , . . fe ., ' ' 44 1 , A 9 Q - . 1 ' Q, FOR: Horses, Vaughn Monroe. 71' I . , se - . - 99 .Q ,B ' ' . - - ' 7 , . Kg wx - - ' ' NAIS! 5 ' , . ,, .A K , as as . A QL l I L5 9 3 . , so , 9 , 19 . I ATRICIA 'VIEIXNER Mnke ll flaw 'Nile she s our basketball slur llc-r summer uzcrmons lake her ar l'OR I'lorlda horseback rldlng rifle shooting Al AINST leople who complain ralny days IOMMENT bee I wish BEST REWIEMBERED DATE Mldnlght show ln Florida PAY ORITE SPORT Ba ltetball HOBBIES Hu Phl Alpha Chl Sorority 6742151-:Au-70 PATRICIA E MENKE at Pat I9 really mre lo know A cerlam .someone surely thinks so FOR A certaln someone weekends sorority meetings COMMENT Xa Know BEST REMEMBERED DATE .lune 27 19.10 Graduation Day FAYORITE SPORT Swlmmlng HOBBIES Talking with the gang collecting dog and W cat pntures kmttmg BEN ERLY MILLER Bev Bev ES ll gurl uho dresses neat And as ll goes shes very petite FOR Pirates and X lnltees 3 AGAINST Context I2 COMMENT Everv cloud has a silver lmmg BEST REMEMBERED DATE Clnss Nlte 49 FAYORITE SPORT Baseball HOBBIES Knitting reading good books 2 G2 .f ?' RICHARD MILLER Duk W Ill! and rlezer ruth his jokes Hes doun at Mzeslens serung cakes FOR IN Y Clams good bop music ACAINST Brooltlwn Dodgers graduation COMMENT Let s go down to the Club BEST REMENIBERED DATE ,lunlor and Senior Proms FAVORITE SPORT Baseball HOBBIES Going to the Itth', scoring ballgames O 6 'Dam , A A ,, . .. , ,. . I' 1 .'. I - -I ' . 1. I ' 3 R ' '. J . I ' . ' . ' . ' ' . I . ' - 4 ' 1 , - , . . , - , l .. . ,. N , : ' . ' L : s ' . ,. 'Y' . ' I'. V I . g V . . 1 - Q - - - . gg AGAINST: Conceited people, homework, moody people. f , t. fl ,,, ' . . F , - . , K: 4 . . g Q . h , . . 1 4. s, 4 ' ' A-4' . I u . rn ' . . . . . w . . h . ' A . . sn . - - ' ss s 1 -1 . , M : . . , . bi 1 C ,Ar ' 1 . 4 Y ' . . - as ' , Su V ' , l d , . . ff : ' I' . ' . f , .. ,w , ,, . I . . WILLIAM MORRISSEY B1 I' V5 JK rw, 1-aw. 3.1! HARRY MURPHY Murph or Slugger Sock em Murph Make em fa Cause we know you re best of all FOR Eatmg sleeping AGAINST Hlstory school ln general COMMENT Censored' Always has a laugh for whatever you say A grant of a boy and hes okay FOR Food slttmg rn Melstens AGAIINST Latm homework COMMENT That s tough BEST REMEMBERED DATE Graduatlon Day 1950 FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Drlvmg the car iQ in BEST REMEMBERED DATE Summer vacatlons FAVORITE SPORT Boxlng football HOBBIES Boxlng H t ff? Q 3 iv., 'Q' Q15 P A GRACE MARIE NEBIOSINI Sh01-ue A wtnsome smlle a pleasant manner, Full of pep and vual stamma FOR Fllllng my hopechest AGAINST Bemg alone, concelt, sad sacks, low marks COMMENT How many more days for school '7 BEST REMEMBERED DATE Sept 19-1-4 FAVORITE SPORT Bowlmg HOBBIES Muslc, sports, art, twlrlmg LOIS BERNICE MURRAY Htgh and Lo around the town A contagtous gtggle and ner a frown FOR Flying AGAINST Homework and bemg alone COMMENT Oh for crymg out tears BEST REMEMBERED DATE Senlor Prom of 49 and Class Nlte 49 FAVORITE SPORT Swlmmlng football HOBBIES Dancmg cooking QQ '51 1 G6 'I 9 N 3 ' 9 I : , . I . . . . , . R , Ls 9 99 ,, I . 34- . . ' -,At ' 'XX 'O si. he .. , . A L1 '37 ,FW 2 , ,QQH '1-455. C T -,-25321 fffga , r f ' ,fgi fkf?if5.' f ' 4 , , r?.14f:'hu'-,3 ' 1 gzbfift . ff mf'3Q1'fQ ' A I ' ' , i,. ' bffifl. ' I - ' 'jg 65 79 SS 9 , V .,X,A.x 'S- s s ll - jfxfvy. .X . , 19,-,, , , - - Niki, 4 . -- 51-'Q A 1 45 2 , . 1 ., Q3 ,, , as as 33332: V . . . 75- w--- : , . S 95 'Lo 9 - u as ' . . , ' Y 9 ' 1 : . I as ' as . ' 9 1 , : , . : , . f' I . JOSEPH NOCERA oe Joe dads are shezk and tmmaculalels pressed Dark curly hatr hes one of the best FOR Sports Homeroom 6 AGAINST Brooklyn fans COMMENT What do you mean? Q5 BEST REMEMBERED DATE Football games ' 42 FAVORITE SPORT Football HOBBIES Photography sports of ROLF F NOLL Rllpll A handsome fare a boynh grm borne gurl s heart he s sure lo um FOR Dodgers old Lars Q AGAINST Sauerkraut bad drlvers COMMENT Dont worry about ll BEST REMEMBERED DATE .lunlor Class Nite FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Drlvlng cars sleeping model airplanes JOAN NOSWORTHY Nos Shell dehmlely put your heart m arlxon ,loan IS really a femuune dzslraclton FOR Football partles Notre Dame pretzels AGAINST Getting kicked out of Mlestens COMMENT How about that? 'Q BEST REMEMBERED DATE Senlor Class Nnte FAVORITE SPORT Football and plng pong HOBBIES Rldmg on the bus lab experiments IRIS ORT She came as a lumor and joined right m the fun ln marks and humor she keeps the best on the run FOR Unusual thmgs AGAINST Catty people COMMENT But why? BEST REMEMBERED IIATE NIIDSIFEI show and - llass Nlte FAI ORITE SPORT Table tennis HOBBIES PIJWIHQ plano watahlng football and QQ ggkf basketball ,A-Li NJ .. , . . , v D 1 I - I' : , an ' ww : , . 3 ,,, ' . , I -V , Ks, Jf 'Slug .W I . . -I ' .Al K. R i. I Rh 1- iff? .I .y5,,m , at sa - v ,l , 3 5 -: .. , s ' If : . . Q . , . I I N .t ,M , . . . :. H5 77 . E : ' ' I . - ' 6' . IJ L I 6bI I .. , ,L S I , : . ' e Q ' B2 W JOYCE MAUREEN OVERS Jerce Shes a quzet lmle lass ln her own lmle way Shes always pleasant day a ter day FOR Football and basketball games eatlng and anythmg that means pleasure AGAINST Homework concelted boys bad sports COMMENT Oh for heavens sakes' BEST REMEMBERED DATE Class Nne 1950 FAVORITE SPORT Bowlmg HOBBIES Collecting foreign dolls and souvemrs 5 V have M ANN FRANCES PAOLICEI LI Kmen Ann I9 speedy when lakzng dll'Illll0fl Her sense of humor IS never ratzoned FOR Sambas movies AC AINST Grouehy people radlo serials IOMMENT Oh you BEST REMEMBERED DATE March 21 1919 FAVORITE SPORT Swlmmlng HOBBIES Honey knlttlng HELEN MARIE PARKMAN Helen If you re ever ln the company o this wmsome girl Her brand o humor will keep you awhlrl FOR High School AGAINST Graduating COMMENT Lush BEST REMEMBERED DATE September 10 1948 FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Knlttmg sewing ROBERT PATTERSON at ls L Pat s the greatest kulfler arounll Hut m sports he'll stand hu ground FOR Sports AGAINST Yankee and Glam fans f OMMENT Bossung you re crazw BEST REMEMBERED DATE Frldaw night basketball games FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Athletlvs 56 97 , . . . . , . , ,F , f . 3 ' 1 5 s , . , ss 9 as , . , . e I . - R L g 9, ., . ll ' I ' EQ' as ' vs 13 J A w . K . S . . . I 1 I , S. ' , as as A . , . . L I , - , , ss as - - . . , . 44 w , . . . 'Q , , I A , . , 45 vs W K : , - ' . I - ' . I , - . A ' KJ so I ' - up ss . . 7 MARILYN PHILLIPS Nunie Through our four years shes been our wit The star baseball player in our Junior skit FOR Burt Notre Dame pretzels AGAINST Party dud nosey neighbors COMMENT Never mind' AUDREY PEARSALL Champion at ping poneg never n loss: Watch her hit that ball with force. FOR: Cars. AGAINST: Walking. COMMENT: Tut, lut. BEST REMEMBERED DATE: Class year. FAVORITE SPORT: Softball. HOBBIES: Drawing, hiking. Audie Nile Freshman BEST REMEMBERED DATE Class Nite 49 HOBBIES Sorority meetings Frankie Lane FAVORITE SPORT Football pmg pong Q Qms. ANN POTTER Annie Gzbber Jabber all day long She ll keep the conversation going strong WILLIAM PHIPPEN Phnp Now here s a fellow who s really okay Hes lull of the devll ln every way FOR Riding ln Kennys car AGAINST Grubbers COMMENT Do you have to do all of that? BEST REMEMBERED DATE Class Nite 1949 FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Refereemg ball games Rb' FOR Dates coffee and hamburgers twlrlmg AGAINST No school splrlt false sophlstlcatlon LOMMENT Terrific BEST REMEMBERED DATE New Years Eve party 1949 1950 wife R3 Wi 5 of Q54 FAVORITE SPORT Skating Dancing at Club HOBBIES Talking Y 2' ELIZABETH RETALLACK Liz Always laughing wheverer she goes, Q ' Is our pal Liz with the freckled nose. FOR: The gang, football games and parties. AGAINST: Leaving L.H.S. COMMENT: I'm a no gonna say. BEST REMEMBERED DATE: Senior Class Nite. FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. HOBBIES: Records, collecting pictures of other kids. ISABEL RIORDAN bbl Pleasant manner and friendly to all Shes ready to help you as soon as you call FOR To sleep late in the morning AGAINST Homework COMMENT Nuts BEST REMEMBERED DATE Trips to West Pomt FAVORITE SPORT Baseball HOBBIES Gardening Reading ALFRED HENRY RULFF ES Rullles Al ts Miss Swarthouts chief delight Because his answers are always right FOR Mathematics AGAINST Football COMMENT Missed another prop BEST REMEMBERED DATE October 2 1949 FAVORITE SPORT Baseball HOBBIES Brooklyn Dodgers tru 'K EMIL SALOMON Aim sc' Hts sense of humor ts never stale In future days he ll never fall FOR Henry Morgan Dodgers funny Jokes AGAINST People who continually borrow money COMMENT Dlsgustlng' BEST REMEMBERED DATE Nov 18 Senior play FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Stamp collecting photography camping in GSI '99 , , , , I , ss 91 ' H : , . 5 I g La as . . , . . I , ss ' I 4 9 19 A : , . ? . s , Qt ' 1 E C V W- It A . TQ' .. -I I . 4 nf L Q . Hr V 5 if ',- A .- , f' 'f - X is 1 sir 4 , Xi , . - ' V 1225? 'bfi 51. Z q 9 ' , T,5F',-:R ' :ff AC : sa . . .ss - ' 2 - s - I l 9 s ' . LORA SCHAEFER Sthaef' Thus cute class editor as some truck As our Juntor Prom Queen she uas pretty slick FOR Pajama partles AGAINST Lack of cooperation COMMENT Yar sure BEST REMEMBERED DATE Long Beach football season 1948 FAVORITE SPORT Baseball track HOBBIES Dodger scrapbook cheering ANN ELIZABETH SCHREIHOFER Scrlbbles A hugh stepping lass with smart routmes Toward radio or televzslon she ll go ll seems FOR Gomg around weekends eatmg AGAINST Homework Bebop COMMENT Oh Crumb BEST REMEMBERED DATE .Iumor Class Nite FAVORITE SPORT Bowling HOBBIES Slnglng dancing gs as Q-1,5-,. Q GRAHAM M SCHEINMAN Youll never forget thus good natured boy Hrs pleasant manner brings us Joy FOR Tennls matches AGAINST People who dont glve car rides COMMENT Its gonna explode BEST REMEMBERED DATE Junior play rehearsals FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Stamp collectlng 0lTICl1llll'lg at basketball games Rs 161112921 RITA SCHUESSLER Full of fun, quick wuh the wrt She's tall and attractwe, we call her Rat ssR FOR Monday nlght, Bull Lawrence, L H S AGAINST Red converubles, people not funny BEST REMEMBERED DATE May 21, 1948 FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Eating, gabblng, collecting records Neb l - tt , . . . , . , . - , tt ,- . . . . .M I , . : , , . . A-A viii' 4, -,y i W. . 1:1 1 ' .. ' 13,2 . 5 - 1 A 4 .p Q B f :J in A 1 A 5 ff l ' . ' my C ,.1 fhY l ' 1.5. J ,LQ-1-get ' ' fag Q E t . :- - - at s 'ill v - dm 5' , . . -,gt af ' - - . , , , , , 951 , M .- L, 3 lg I . ' , . . K , ss 9 99 - : 7 ' n 55 - 99 y , . . . , . . , , I , . ' , cs 11 . , . : , . X - ,- r ff of 'm 86 0 JOEL A. SCHUSTERMAN ffjoev Joe came to us in his Junior year Like his car, he's in high gear, FOR: Driving a car. AGAINST: Late school hours. COMMENT: Bull! BEST REMEMBERED DATE: Long Beach on Friday night, Aug. 1949. FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. HOBBIES: Driving cars, howling. 'K' LOUIS SEEGERS Lou Luigi Tall Luigi, our skating champ You'll find his spirits are never damp. FOR Skating AGAINST Crowded rmks stuck up girls COMMENT Aw' go on You re teasing BEST REMEMBERED DATE Oct 10 1948 FAVORITE SPORT Basketball HOBBIES Woodworking skating flying JM Jef JOAN SELSKY Everyone thinks highly of Ioame Shes an A 1 person not a phoney FOR Skating Hempstead AGAINST Concelted people COMMENT Gee hey' BEST REMEMBERED DATE New Years Eve 48 49 FAVORITE SPORT Bowling HOBBIES Skating knitting drawing cheering WWW All-around person an easy going gal Our cheerleader captain makes many a pal NORMA C SIMON FOR Navy cheering summers at Rocky Pomt COMMENT Lets hot rod BEST REMEMBERED DATE Sept 16 1948 New Years Eve 49 50 FAVORITE SPORTS Basketball baseball HOBBIES Cooking scrapbook on high school all sports : ' , - ' . , as 1 - as : . , . KN I ' . I . A - , , - b5Va77 , . , , : ' , . I , ss as I ' I I . I 1 9 .9 . , . : . , . . 3 . , . i L , . G5Si99 . , . gl, ,Q-:I 41 um 3 s l Q . - lyxlg 5 ,5 . AGAINST: Bloodclots. JQZQQQ, - f , , sa 9 as .'m.nw ' , , :z a o,fg.- . - .L , : . , s : , - : ' , , - . 4fQ N fv RH HARD bNI DER R 'H 'NIOIND SNIITH In sleel and snou rum or og Roy s out lhere plmml. umuls! a mob POR Hllldball AGAINST I rl GONIMENT let pln lllndball BEST RENIIWIIIIRFII IJ 'ITF Semor I 1 Ile FAWORITE NIORT Bn eball HOBBIES btamp mollemtlng C7 av- id' fab Squmt Good natured Duck our boy with the smlle Makes hrs slataon a good one to dial FOR Outdoors AGAINST Girls who cant Joke IOMMENT Bossun ou re craz B Y Y BEbT REMEMBERED DATE Llass Nlte slut kuk lxne homework at Terrys FAVORITE bPORTb Basketball swlmmlng tratk HOBBIEb Flshlng hlkmg muslc Lomposltlon Rav JANET LEE SPEAR ess Sweet little .lessle with a slow Southern drawl I ou ll always know Jessze when you hear H1 you all FOR Pop corn nn the movies AGAlNbT Freezmg at football games LOMMENT Wow' BEbT REMEMBERED DATE Craduatlon .lumor and Semor plays FAVORITE SPORTb Baseball badminton HOBBIES Dancmg sleepmg hrldge 7 ff!- Q 'A FLORENCE X bPINNLER Spin I A smale, a giggle, she's always so gay, Th' One moment uuh 'bpm' and your troubles away FOR: Hillbilly songs, the Navy. AGAINST: To be rushed. COMMENT: L'mmmm, no joke. BEST REMEMBERED DATE: Senior year parties. FAVORITE SPORT : Football. HOBBIES: Telling tall stories and having people beheve them. x2Zo-ca-mek X JACQUELINE A SPROUL Jackxe A gtft from Samt Agnes we hold tn esteem Our own actwe .lackze ts sure on the beam FOR Turkey and working on Lyn News AGAINST Catty QIIIB COMMENT Oh for Petes sake' BEST REMEMBERED DATE Semor play FAVORITE SPORT Football HOBBIES Writing poetry wrltmg short stories ROBERT HENRY STEGEMEIER Steg Throughout our school years hes been our star Well never forget htm and hope he ll go far FOR Snorts AGAINST Concelted athletes COMMENT OK Kld BEST REMEMBERED DATE June 9 1948 FAVORITE SPORT Ralslng rabbits Q :I 6 HOBBIES Parties 'ir ALEX STEWART asandfl He came to us, like a bolt from the blue, A great addition to our track crew. FOR: Track. AGAINST: Nothing. COMMENT: Let's run. BEST REMEMBERED DATE: Sewanhaka track, May 14, 1948. FAVORITE SPORT: Track. HOBBIES: Models, track. BETTY ANN STESEN Bonny Pretty blonde Betty seems to lake out of town I guess thats why she gets around FOR All sports good food sociable people AGAINST Rude people Ice cream cereals COMMENT Well happy days' BEST REMEMBERED DATE Boat rlde up the Hudson .lune 20 1940 and June 21 1949 FAVORITE SPORT Roller skatlng HOBBIES Playing the plano smgmg collecting post cards golng to the stock car races 162+ ROBERT W. STOECKLER Steels Y 4, .x -Q A mark of distinction, an effervescent guy, llob's the best ol the bunch. All in favor say Ay, FOR: Varation, driving. . ! AGAINST: Guys who toss it right and left. 4. l COMMENT: Wadayu say men? You too. Rolf. A BEST REMEMBERED DATE: Nigllt ut tltc .lunior play. FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. HOBBIES Sleeping and eating fQ 4 i NATALEE E SWANSON Isn nt Shes out ahead wtnntng the race She always keeps that even pace FOR Swimming skating the desert states Af AINST Soual tllmbers snobs COMMENT Ltsten listen' Olt wont anyone listen to me? BEST REMEMBERED DATE My first swimming meet .lanuary 1948 FAVORITE SPORT Swimming HOBBIES Competitive swimming trying to do e sperlals .ll Mineola RICHARD C TODARO Totals Always on hand when there s worlt lo be done Toadys reliable and so full o fun FOR Cars and photography AGAINST Crowded rooms offices FOMMENT Cot anymore crazy ld62lS9 BEST REMEMBERED DATE August 12 0 4 FAYORITE SPORT Hunting md fishing f ,Cf?7a,6'e2Zlf of IV 9-All ELIYABETH TOW NSENIJ et Uur staluresque blonde so stately and tall Good fllllllfell Beth unh a smile or all POR Mu lc sport red tOIlWPl'llblC Nlle I anllla I olse -XG -KINST Narrow minded people QOWIMENT I tn tart ed' BEST RENIEWIBFRED DATF Sm mor ll: Nite l XY ORITE SPORT Bn lutbull HO XBIFS tollemtmg ruurtl l nap la IGH . ho .. V , ss . , . . b 4 : X. . . g . . W 1 N. , tt - -, , s - . N . . . . : . ' ' ' ' . ' th w Sb l ,9' , A , t. , s, - I I T. Y ' l :thi ' ' '. ,, fd. .. ' ' Y l I I . - ' it Q - 11 U' 'U' HOBBIES: Driving. 4? - AQ in , ff .H V X 4 ll' 1, 1' . s , . t' B s ' : s' . . s. - ' ' s. t ' s s' ' ' ' 'I ' s. in . l. .L .I .: lass. -. 4 ' .' : 4 s ' - 1 . l ,.': I sz ant s ' slits. rf - X, .0 .3 v -R' A Life UW VJ. Y'4 N 'v.,E Q '9 41 . . -! , 3, ft -- 1 WM A X ,ffv Lt Meedio., ARTHUR L. VILLANI Art Lynbrook is proud to claim our famous Art, In baseball he'll always get a running start. FOR: Summer vacations, music, kidding Bohnemann about the Dodgers. AGAINST: Women drivers, marching in the band, Johnson's baseball cap. COMMENT: Look Coach. it's precipitating. BEST REMEMBERED DATE: The day Miller got a hit. FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. ROBBIES: Fishing. sports. BARBARA ELIZABETH UNDERWOOD Undie With hair so curly and face of a doll, She will long be remembered as our gun totin' moll. FOR: Pizza pie, Homeroom 6. AGAINST: No assemblies on Tuesdays and Thursdays. COMMENT: Let's g-of' BEST REMEMBERED DATE: Graduation. FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball. HOBBIES: Driving, knitting. reading good books. LE ROY WEISMAN Lee Snappy cracks, he's, oh so wise, His sparkling humor never dies. FOR: French rlass. Madam Salvaggio. AGAINST: Pizza, getting up in morning. COMMENT: What's your trouble? BEST REMEMBERED DATE: Junior Prom. FAVORITE SPORT: Tennis. HOBBIES: Riding in car with boys, doing homework the last minute. bowling on Sunday nights. MARY M. WILSON Mare A little usherette in a local movie, As Class Nile cheerleader she's really groovy. FOR: Working at the Fantasy, Italian food, law, well- dressed boys. AGAINST: Conceited boys. history. Yankees. COMMENT: I don't see why we have to take Sorialf' BEST REMEMBERED DATE: Class Nite 1949. Nov. 25. 1949. Jan. 1. 1950. FAVORITE SPORT: Basketball, football. HOBBIES: Knitting. usherette. cheering for YMCA teams. dancing. KENNETH ALVIN WITT Alvin Terrific baseball player is this guy, But whaI's the matter Ken? Why so shy? FOR: Playing baseball. AGAINST: Girls. COMMENT: What?? BEST REMEMBERED DATE: Class Nite '49. FAVORITE SPORT: Baseball. HOBBIES: Hunting and fishing. 90 X9 5 our CAM I OVER 90fi RAYMOND DISCH LINDA JOHNSON DORIS LESLIE TERESA AJOSA .IANIES BIRDSALI, THONIAS LEO J. ROBERT CAREX IRIS HRT BARBARA LNDERVHIUD AI.FRED RLLFFICS ,XB- 'IfU!.0 . WA.. Linda Johnson' - X-af 931.95 Most 1H1ellEZ3tD isch Marilyn Carol Abel - Tennis 2, badminton 2-3, basketball 1-2, bowling 3-4, Class Nite Refreshments 1, Class Nite cheering 2-4, Yearbook Staff, YMCA, cheering 3,4. Teresa Ajosa - Leader's Club 1-4, hockey 1, volleyball 1, basketball l,2, softball 1, badminton 2,3 lHT 33 Class Nite basketball 3, Class Nite Checking 2, Junior play, Class Nite bombardment 3, Hi-Y 1-4, Homeroom repre- sentative 1, Girls' State 3, YMCA, Hi-Y president 4, Senior play. Robert G. Albern - Hi-Y 2-4, Yearbook staff, Class Nite 1. John Alger Hi-Y, Junior and Senior plays, tennis, L'Lyn- News, Rifle Club, Intramural sports, band, Yearbook staff. .loseph Arena - Bowling 2-3, golf 1-4, intramural basketball 1-4, J.V. basketball manager 2, Leaders' club 2-4, Class Nite 1-4. Harold Bate - Junior skit, refreshment chairman 1-4, Senior Play, Lyn-News business staff 4. Susan Judith Berke - Chorus 1-4, Junior and -Senior plays, Lyn-Newsl' staff 4. Dolores Bezack - Hockey 1-4 fHT 2-43, volleyball 1-4 1HT 43, basketball 1-4, softball 1-3, varsity cheerleading 2-4, Leaders' Club 1-4, Hi-Y 1-4, Yearbook staff, class secretary and treasurer 1, Class Nite cheering 1, decora- tions 1-4, relays 2.3, Class Nite basketball 3-4, Class Nite sports 4. David Biggs - lntramural basketball 1-4, Varsity basket- 4. ball .lames A. Birdsall - Junto Club fl-Iempstead H.S.3, Junior and Senior play, business editor of Lyn-News 4, busi- ness manager of Yearbook, intramural basketball 1,3,4, Boys' State 3, Class Nite 2-4, intramural Softball 3. Robert Bohnemann - Varsity baseball 2-4, Freshmen bas- ketball. intramural basketball 3, homeroom rep 1.3, Stu- dent Council League 1,3, Class Nite basketball 1,3,4, YMCA 3.4. .lane Christine Born - Bowling 1-4, Hi-Y 3-4, Class Nite decorations 1-4. Richard Bossung - Freshmen basketball. J.V. basketball 2.3, voice 2-4, varsity football 3,4, varsity basketball 4. J.V. football. .lohn P. Brophy - Bowling 4. Norma Louise Brownson - Badminton fHT 3.43, tennis 1, ping pong IHT 43, Class Nite decorations 1-4. Class Nite skit 1. Class Nite cheering 3-4, majorette 3-4, YMCA cheering 3. Junior play business manager, Lyn-News 2-4, mixed chorus 4, Class Nite bombardment 1. Robert Burns - Class Nite decoration 1-4, Class Nite tumb- ling 3, Senior play posters 4. Bob 5 Cfaaa Kafa V090 n Cro K 00 wcfteigfs l page he C polzeibblest 0,54 A621 9 Most Likel Hugh Charde Byrnes - J.V. track 1,2, varsity track 3,4, J.V. football 2, varsity football 3,4, varsity club 3,4. Helen Calaceto - Hockey 1, softball 1, badminton 2, bas- ketball 2, ping pong 2-4, Class Nite relays 3, bowling 2. J. Robert Carey - Editor-in-chief, Lyn-News 4, sports staff of Lyn-News 3, Junior and Senior plays, Class N ites skit 2-4, J .V. basketball manager 2, varsity basket- ball manager 3,4, Boys' Hi-Y 2-4. Marie V. Cestone - Basketball 1-3, badminton 2-3, archery 1. volleyball 1-3, Class Nite relays 3, Class Nite decora- tions 1-4, Class Nite sports 4. Elizabeth L. Charvat - Relays 2, Junior Class Nite cheer- ing, Skit 3-4, Skit committee 3-4, Lyn-News 4, Year- book staff 4. William Clifton - Chorus 2,4, Hi-Y, softball, intramural basketball 1-4. June Marion Cole - Decoration committee 1-4, Yearbook staff. Constance M. Cosenza - Badminton 2-4 QHT 33, basketball 1-4, volleyball 1-4 QHT 43, tennis 1, softball 1, Class Nite bombardment 1-3, Class Nite committee 1,2,4, Class Nite basketball 1-4, Class Nite kickball 2,4, Class Nite costumes 3-4, Hi-Y 1-4, Hi-Y Vice-president 4, Youth Center committee 3-4, Yearbook staff. Joan Crowley - Hockey 1, bowling 1, basketball 1-4, soft- ball 1-3 KHT 33, badminton 2.3, Hi-Y 2-4, Class Nite cheering 1, J.V. cheering 2, varsity cheering 3-4, assistant editor Lyn-News 4, Class secretary 2-4. .loan Crozier - Bowling 1-2. fHT 43, badminton 2-4 fHT 3-43, ping pong 1, Class Nite bombardment 3. Class Nite decorations 3-4, basketball 1, Hi-Y 3-4, Class Nite sports 4. Michael Daniels - lntramural basketball 1-2,4, Class Nite tumbling 3. Richard Deasy - Wrestling 1, intramural basketball, hand- ball 1-3, Lyn-News 1, Hi'Y 2, Class Nite refreshments 1. Class Nite skit 1. George Demos - Yearbook staff, Lyn-News staff 4, J.V. football 3. football manager 4, Class Nite activities 1-4. intramural softball 3, YMCA basketball 3-4. Michael J. Dillon - J.V. football 2-3, varsity football 4. chorus 2-4, Class Nite cageball 1-4, intramural basket- ball 2-3, band. Raymond L. Disch, Jr. - Hi-Y chaplain, YMCA basketball and baseball. varsity baseball 3-4. Lyn-News Sports editor 4, Yearbook Sports editor 4, intramural basketball champs 3, Class Nite activities 1-4, Senior play stage manager. W. Robert Eels - Hi-Y 1-4, intramural basketball 1-4, Class Nite 1-4, softball 2-4, J.V. football 2-3, varsity football 4, track 3-4. B Y to Sllcce d ob Carey, Doris Lgsze Dale lfessler - Yarsity baseball 2-4. ,l.V. football 3, varsity football 4, Rifle team 2-4, intramural basketball 2-4. Class Nite cage-ball 2-4. Class Nite fireman's carry l, Yarsity Club 2-4. Edward Flanagan - Rifle club member 2-4. Doris Froehlich - Tennis 1-4 tHT 3-41, volleyball 1-4 'HT 41. basketball 1-2.4, badminton 2. softball 2. bowling 3. Class Nite decorations 1-4. basketball 1. bombardment 1. Cheerleading Class Nite 3-4. Skit 3-4. Costume commit- tee 3-4, YMCA Cheerleading 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4. Joseph Getzler - ,l.Y. baseball 3, varsity softball 3,4. ,lean Goerlich - Basketball 1, volleyball 1, badminton 1-2. 4 4HT 41, bowling 3.4, bombardment 3. Class Nite skit 1.3.4. Yearbook staff, Class Nite sports 4. Shirley J. Harnach - Majorette 1-2, drum majorette 3-4. Lyn-News staff 1-4, Class Nite skit 1, Lyn-News typing editor 4, Yearbook staff. John Harrington - Freshman basketball, ,l.V. basketball 2. ,I.Y. football 1-2, varsity football 3-4, Varsity Club 2-4. track 3-4, skit 1,4, rope climbing 1-4, ticket committee 3, YMCA basketball 3-4. William H. Heaney - Class Nite decorating 1-4, Class Nite wrestling 1, J.V. football 2, varsity baseball 1-4, intra- mural basketball 1-3. Walter C. Hobbs - lntramural basketball 2, Junior play, Class Nite skit 1,3, Class Nite decorations 1. ,loyce Ann Howell - Basketball 1-4 tHT 3-41, hockey 1-3 lH'l' 2-31, bowling 1, volleyball 2-4 tHT 3-41, softball 2 tHT 21. archery 4, chorus 3-4, Class Nite sports 1-4, Class Nite basketball 1-4, Gold Key. Carolyn G. Howells - Badminton 1-4 fHT 2-41, basketball 2-3. tennis 1-2, volleyball 1-3. Leaders' Club 1-4, Year- book staff. Lyn-News stafl 1-2, Class Nite decorations 2-4. refreshments 1-2, relays 1-3, bombardment 3, Class Nite sports 4. Doris Hughes - Badminton 1-4 tHT 1-41, basketball 1-4 tHT 41. bowling 3. ping pong 1-2, volleyball 2-4 tHT 41, Class Nite basketball 1-4, bombardment 1,3, corner kick- ball 2.3. Class Nite decorations 1-4, Class Nite costumes 1-4. Lyn-News 1, Yearbook staff, Class Nite sports 4, Gold Key. Patricia lnman - Tennis 1-3 fHT 31, volleyball 1-3 fHT 31. softball 1-3 fHT 1,21, basketball 1-3, Hi-Y secretary 2-4. Class Nite sports 2.3.4, Class Nite decorations 1-4, Yarsity eheerleading 3-4, Junior play, Senior play. Robert P. Johalin-.-n - lntramural basketball 1-4, intra- mural tennis 2. ,l.Y. baseball 3, cageball 3,4, varsity base- ball 4, YMCA. Linda Johnson - Badminton 1-3, Class Nite relays 1, Class Nite decorations 1-4, Class Nite cheering 2-4, homeroom rep 2. Student Council 2, Lyn-News 2-4, Sports editor Lyn-News 4, art editor Yearbook. Junior and Senior plays. volleyball l-2. basketball 1-2. Hi-Y 2-4. YMCA cheerleading 3-4. Youth Center committee 3-4, ,Iunior Prom committee, first prize in Unity and Brotherhood Essay Contest. Robert K. Johnson - Boy's Hi-Y 1-4, treasurer-secretary Lyn-News, varsity football manager 4, varsity basket- ball manager 3, Yearbook activities editor, Skit 3-4. Mary Kane - Hockey 1-3 fH'l' 31. volleyball 1-4 fHT1. basketball 1-4, softball 1.2. Class Nite costumes commit- tee 1-4, Yearbook staff, Class Nite skit 3,4, Student Council 2.4, homeroom rep 2,4. Allan Kaplan -lntramural basketball. Allen M. Katz - Rifle team 2-4, band and orchestra, intra- mural basketball 1-4. Youth Center band 3, Class Nite skit 3-4. ,lohn Kenny - lntramural basketball 1-4, ,l.V. football 2-3, varsity football 4. track 2, Class Nite basketball 3-4. Arthur King - ,l.V. basketball 2, freshman basketball, varsity basketball 3-4, secretary Varsity Club 4, Class Nite basketball coach 4. Ruth Knaack - Soccer 1. basketball 1. ping pong 2, Class Nite activities 2-3, bowling 3-4 fHT 41, softball 2-3 fHT 31, Class Nite costume committee 3-4, decorations 3-4, Senior play, assistant editor Yearbook. Arline Knell - Bowling 1-4. Class Nite decorations 1-2, 4. Class Nite skit 3-4. Class Nite relays 2, Yearbook staff. John Koopman - Rifle Club 2. Montreal Amateur Athletic Association. B. George Kopit - Tennis 2-3. intramural basketball 1. Morris Kostyshyn - ,l.V. football 1-2, freshman basketball. track 3-4. intramural basketball 3-4, Class Nite basketball 1.3,4, YMCA basketball. Georgia Koufakis - South Side-Leaders' club 1-4, Dra- matics' Club 2-4, Tap Club 2-4, Gamma Hi-Y 2-4, Honor Societies 4, basketball 1-4, volleyball 1-4, softball 1-2, Secretarial Club 4, Advance Modern Dance 3,4. Co-Cap- tain blue tap Red and Blue Nite. Lynchbook-skit 4. Yearbook staff. Class Nite sports 4. Robert George Landman - Class Nite cageball 2-3, .l.V. football 2-3, YMCA basketball 4. Dolores Lapin - Majorette 4. Lyn-News fashion editor and feature editor 4, play prop manager 3-4, advertising chairman 3. badminton 2-3, table tennis 3, basketball 1-3, bowling 3. Ronald L. Lapin - lntramural basketball 1-4, archery 1-2, softball league 3-4. handball 1-4, Class Nite skit 3, Class Nite decorations 3. C51 glrodn Crow 1 e Nolllllfllle Dlllon o t ' C--C5 -iw- x X,00lglIl?U1ll0ll B65 111 lp 1 wt V01 Mail' I W- . .Jfn 1361741110351 M lips, 01- A 1 ost Atl l ,t', ' . 93 Bob Patterson, llofrilsc Hughes 47111:-r B.-.I 1 5 4. i. E .loan C'r0,,,!iA1ot11uI P0 cuff' Best Deotifflfe Dillon f ISUT9 A sfhu' . - Leslie' Does gfre, lu II: sl Hearth Y. B , So In r - Norma S25 .Szl.gem't . WI, B06 Pcakers - :mon f fer, Wie,-son George Lazo - Homeroom rep 1, J.V. football 1, varsity Harry Murphy - Track 3, varsity football 4, Amateur football 3-4, wrestling 1, track 1-4, band 1-3, chorus 4, Golden Gloves Bout 2-4. Class Nite skit 3, Class Nite sports 4, hurdles 1-4. Lois Bernice Murray - Class Nite cheerleading 3, Class Thomas J. Leo - Homeroom rep 1, J.V. football 1-3, intra- mural basketball 1-4. Doris Leslie - Basketball 1-2, 4, volleyball 1-2, badminton l, Lyn-News 1,4, tennis 2-4, Junior play, Class Nite bombardment 3-4, homeroom rep 2-3, Student Council 2-3, H-Y 1-4, Chaplain 4, Leaders' Club 1-4, ftreasurer 2, president 41, Senior play, Class Nite skit 3-4, tickets 2, Yearbook editor 4, Class Nite exhibitions 1,3-4, Hi-Y Radio show. Shiela Leverock - Dramatics 2, Class Nite 3, ping pong 4. R. Roy Limpitlaw - Class Nite wrestling 1, Class Nite skit 3, intramural basketball 1-4, Hi-Y 1-4, Hi-Y treasurer 3, band, Rifle Club 2-3, YMCA basketball 3-4. Dolores Irene Lorence - Yearbook typing editor. John J. Lyall - Class Nite basketball 3, intramural bas- ketball 3,4, varsity football 4, varsity basketball 4. Willard McCoy - Band 1-4, orchestra 2-4, Rifle Club 2-4, Hi-Y 3,4, Lyn-News sports editor 4, Yearbook sports - editor. Frank J. McLean - YMCA basketball 1-4, YMCA model railroad club, intramural basketball 1-4. Joseph Maggiore Dolores Patricia Markunas - Skit 1, volleyball 1, Class Nite checking 2, bowling 3-4, Class Nite decorations 3-4, Year- book typing staff 4. Barbara Martin - Orchestra 1-4, riflery 1-4, softball 1, ten- nis 4, Yearbook staff 4. Albert Matthies - J.V. football 2-3, varsity football 4, wrestling 2, Class Nite skit 1,3-4, intramural softball 3-4, rifle team 2-4. Charles Meckle - Class Nite wrestling 2, varsity wrest- ling 2. Patricia Meixner - Hockey 2-3, volleyball 1-4 4HT1, bas- ketball 1-4 4HT 3-41, softball 2-4 4HT 31, Class Nite basketball 1-4, corner kickball 1, relays 2-4, Yearbook assistant business manager 4, Rifle Club 4, Leader's Club 1-2. bowling 1-4, Class Nite sports 4, Yearbook staff. Patricia E. Menke - Basketball 1-2, archery 1, hockey 1-2, chorus 2-4, Lyn-News 1-4. Beverly Miller - Bowling 4, Class Nite 4. Richard Miller - Varsity baseball 3-4, J.V. football 1-2. varsity football 3, Class Nite basketball 3-4, intramural basketball 1-4, Class Nite square dancing 3. William Morrissey - YMCA basketball 3,4, intramural basketball 1-4. Nite costumes 2-3, chorus 3-4, archery 3, Lyn-News staff, Yearbook Staff. Grace Marie Nebiosini - Majorette 3-4, bowling 1-4 QHT1, badminton 3-4, archery 1-2, skit 1, costumes 1, decorating 1-2, ping pong 4, Yearbook Staff, Lyn-News Staff 3-4, chorus 2-3. Joseph Nocera - Golf Team 1-4, bowling 1-4, J.V. football 1,2. Rolf F. Noll - Boys' Hi-Y 1-4, Junior and Senior plays, Class Nite basketball 3-4, intramural sports 1-4, Lyn- News 3, YMCA basketball 3-4. Joan Nosworthy - Class Nite Sports 4, relays 1, basketball 1-4 ll-IT 3-41, badminton 1-3 QHT 31, hockey 1, ping pong 1 lHT 2-31, softball 1-2 IHT 21, Homeroom rep 4, J.V. cheerleader 3, Student Council 4. lris Ort - Office worker-Regents week 1-2, Librarian 1,2, Social Dance Club, Modern Dance Club 1, Music Appre- ciation Club 2, Lyn-News 4, Yearbook staff 1, table tennis 3, bowling 3, Class Nite costume committee 3, advertisment committee 3. Joyce Maureen Overs - Bowling 1,3, Lyn-News typing staff 4, Yearbook typing staff 4, decoration committee 1-2. Ann Frances Paolicelli - Yearbook typing staff, L'Lyn- News typing staff. Helen Marie Parkman - Hockey 1,2, volleyball 1-4, basket- ball 1-4, badminton 3,4, softball 1-2, J.V. cheering 3, Class Nite cheering 1,2, Class Nite relays 3, Class Nite bombardment 3, Class Nite decorations 1-4, Class Nite costumes 1-3. Robert Patterson - Class president 1, J.V. football 1-2, Freshman basketball. J.. basketball 2, homeroom rep 2, varsity football 3-4, Class Nite basketball coach, varsity basketball 3-4, J.V. baseball 3, Class Vice-president 3-4, Varsity Club 3.4, President 4. Audrey Pearsall - Leaders' Club 1-4, ping pong 3-4 KHT 3.41. softball 3, volleyball 1. Marilvn Philli s - Basketball 13 bowlin 3 skit 3 cos- . p 7 9 g 3 7 tume committee 3,4, Class Nite decorations 3,4, tennis 1. Lyn-News 2. William Phippen - Freshman basketball, Class Nite cage- ball 2.4, Class Nite basketball 3-4, J.V. football 1, intra- mural 1-4, YMCA basketball 1-4. Ann Potter - Majorette 1-4. drum majorette 4, basketball 1.3-4, bowling 1-4, badminton 3-4 fHT 31. hockey 1, volleyball 1-2, Lyn-News staff 3,4. Class Nite decora- tions 1-4. YMCA cheering 3, relays 1-3, Class Nite sports 4, Yearbook staff 4. amailc r MOB' Vt Inch A 0 Elizabeth Retallack - Yearbook staff 4, Lyn-News staff 4, Class Nite basketball 3-4, decorating 4, bombardment 2, skit 3-4, basketball 1-4, volleyball 1-4, tennis 4, softball 3. bowling 2. lsabel Biordan - Hockey 1-2, badminton 4, band 1-4, bowl- ing 1.3. Alfred Henry Rulffes Emil Salomon - Lyn-News 4, Senior play, intramural bas- ketball 1-4, Class Nite 1-4, checking 2. decoration com- mittee 1-4. Cora Schaefer - Class Nite refreshments 1-2, basketball 1-4. tennis 1, bowling 1-4 KHT 3,41, volleyball 1-4 KHT 3.41, softball 2-4 1H'1' 2-41, Class Nite relays 2, bombard- ment 2. skit chairman 3.4, YMCA cheerleading 3-4, Class Nite cheering 3-4, Junior Prom Queen, Spanish Program Chairman 3, Girls' Hi-Y 4, costume committee 3-4, Cold Key, class editor 4, Lyn-News 1,4, hockey 3-4, KHT 3-41, Senior play business manager, Youth Center com- mittee. Graham 111. Scheinman - Lyn-News 2-4, tennis 1-4, ,lun- ior and Senior plays, intramural basketball 1-4, Class Nite skit 3, Class Nite checking 1-2, Class Nite refresh- ments 2-4, Junior Prom checking. Ann Elizabeth Schreihofer - Class Nite skit 1-2, relays 1-3, bowling 1.3-4, archery 1. Rita Schuessler - Basketball 1-4 fHT 41, archery 1, volley- ball 1.3-4 4HT 41, Clee Club 1-4, Yearbook staff Lyn- Newsf' skit 1,3-4, decorations 1-4, bombardment 1, Class Nite basketball 4, softball, Senior play costumes. Joel A. Schusterman Louis Seegers - lntramural basketball 1-2, 4. ,loan Selsky - Bowling 1-4, YMCA cheering, badminton 3-4, Class Nite decorations 1-4. basketball 1,3-4, Norma S. Simon - Hockey 1-4 IHT 41, vglleylpall 1.4 fHT 41. basketball 1.3-4 tHT 3-41, softball 1-4 4HT 31, Class Nite cheering 1. J.V. cheering 2, varsity cheering 3-4. fcaptain 41. Hi-Y 2-4, Leaders' Club 1-4. secretary, Lead- ers' Club 4. Yearbook staff 4, Class Nite decoration com- mittee 1-4. Class Nite basketball 2-4, Class Nite bombard- ment 3. Class Nite kickball 2, Class Nite cheering coach 3--1-,.Cold Key 4. Class Nite sports 4, Junior Prom dec- oration committee. Raymond Smith - Handball 1-4. Richard Snyder - Football 1. Class Nite basketball 1-4, track 1-4. class treasurer 2.4. YMCA basketball 3-4. Homeroom rep 4. cageball 1-4, skits 3-4. Janet Lee Spear - Junior and Senior plays, badminton 3-4 fHT 3-41, ping pong 3, bowling 2-4, Class Nite skit 3-4, Class Nite checking 3-4, decorations 1-4. epic JN, Qooiwtab Cari sl . B0 R tf1xOKn00Cl U Ric-har Florence C. Spinnlcr - Class Nite cheering 1-3, .l.V. cheer- ing 3, varsity cheering 4, hockey 1-4 KHT 3-41, basket- ball l-4, softball 1-4, Yearbook staff 4. Jacqueline A. Sproul - Orchestra president 1, Clee Club 1-2, basketball 1, Lyn-News 3-4, Agnesian Rock 1-2, Library Club, Yearbook staff. Robert Henry Stegemeier - Freshman basketball, J.V. bas- ketball 2-3. varsity basketball 4, varsity tarck 2-4, skit 1-4, Class Nite basketball 1-2, Varsity Club 2-4, Class vice-president 1-2, Class president 3-4, Junior Prom King, Student Council. Betty Ann Stesen - Basketball 1-2, badminton 2-3, volley- ball l-2, tennis 1-3, chorus 2-3. Alex Stewart - ,l.Y. football 3, cross-country 4, track 3-4, Varsity Club 3,4, orchestra 3, band 3.4, intramural bas- ketball 3,4. Robert W. Stoeckler - Boys' Hi-Y, square dancing. Class Nite basketball, Junior and Senior play, varsity basketball 4. YMCA basketball 3. intramural basketball 2-3. Natalee E. Swanson - Swimming 1-4, ,lunior Class Nite skit, Women's Swimming Association 1-4, Yearbook staff, Lyn-News staff, bowling 4, Class Nite sports 4. Richard C. Todaro - Bowling 1. Hi-Y 2-4, archery 2-4, skit 4, Class Nite activities 1, Youth Center committee 1-2. varsity football manager 4, intramural basketball 1-3. Elizabeth Townsend - Basketball 2-4, volleyball 1-4, soft- ball class. team 2-4, bowling 2-4, archery 4, Class Nite decorating 1-4, Lyn-News staff 4, Yearbook staff 4, chorus 2, costume director for Senior play 4, Class Nite sports, and skit. Barbara Elizabeth 1'nderwood - Badminton 1. hockey 2-4 tHT 3-41, volleyball tHT 1-41, basketball 1.2.4, softball 3, Class Nite cheering 1, ,l.Y. Cheerleader 2-3, Junior and Senior plays, girl's sport editor of Yearbook 4, Leader's Club 1-4, Cirl's Hi-Y.iHi-Y radio committee 4, Class Nite decorations 1-4, Class Nite basketball 2-4, Class Nite relays 2-3, YMCA cheering 4, Class Nite sports. Arthur L. Villani ---Varsity baseball, ,l.V. football, fresh- man basketball, J.V. basketball 3-4, Hi-Y 1-4, Varsitv Club 1-4, Class Nite square dancing, Class Nite cageball 2, band 1-4. orchestra 1-4, chorus 3-4. LeRoy Weisman - Tennis 1-3, Lyn-News business editor 3-4. Nfary Nf. Wilson - Hi-Y 1-4. Class Nite cheering 3-4, deco- rations 1-4, skit 3-4, Class Nite basketball 1-2, Class Nite relays 1-2, Yearbook staff 4, Lyn-News 3-4, basketball 1-4. tennis 1-4, volleyball 1-4, badminton 2, bowling 2-3, softball 3. Kenneth Alvin Witt - Freshman basketball, varsity basket- hall 4, varsity baseball 2,4, .1.V. basketball 2-3, Varsity Club 3-4. Most Muiicigcllreiho er .1 snydefi Be' y B S' . 'fe D.. 'a3zz:1z:'..11-- 0 Did jf Doris L0sh,e?SZ for Class ob Sff?ge Bblihets Bur Se 7719111- 1 ,r'f' . ..- Nm ::: 'W , , ,,!:jf,f A ,M 32 - 1' ,Aff ,uf ff, ' ,lpfg ,nl gf' I yr' .4 W9 n' Q .:f-f5'5i:fI X' 'f' jp ,.g.f3fg,:?' A ':fQ'Y' l..-'S n .Q Y mmf W . , A f: g. 57f' A-15459 ' M A .ffl,i ,fffiff fj' if ,LH ,,fV,f'.1! dl QL' ' pf ' , 5' -f . AJ' 1 W rf I ff Situ' I' L A' ,, - fir' ' Fw . X bf f ' , .u 4' L 5 f' 9 I I .Q :Z ff, .A 2 rl 1 ' K 5 . 4 . ff V f K Q if , Q. I A A , ,M , . .,. 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