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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

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Besides these activities Mr. Hudson has given his time and effort unsparingly as literary advisor of the Owl. So Mr. Hudson we, the Class of '51, dedicate our yearbook to you with sincere appreciation for all you have done for us and wish you the best of luck always. 5 Harry M. Malkas Chester A. jackson joseph D. Abrams Prefident Carl E. Peterson Harriet A. O'Brien Guy L, Gould Attorney Treafurer Y Clerk BOARD OF EDUCATICN Edgar Heeseler 5ec,e,,,,y Victor L. Belding :rj I N, H. Arthur Schubert Superintendent of Scboolr 6 - .. .. Dum.-nl! R Rn,-lfmnnn TABLE OF CONTE TS ADMINISTRATION .......... . Faculty ..................... Owl Staff ........................... ........... CLASSES Class History .......... . Page 8 9-10 11-12 14 Honor Page ............. ...... 1 5 Seniors ....... Who's Who ........... ........... Catalogue ...................... Senior Informals Juniors ............................ .... .. ..... Sophomores ........................ ........... Freshmen .................... Education Marches On ............ ........... Student Council .................... ACTIVITIES Lyn-News ........... nu.-nn, 16-47 48-49 50-5 2 54-5 5 56-57 58-59 60-61 62 64-65 Varsity Club .......... . 66 Leaders' Club .......... . 67 Girls' Hi-Y ........ Boys' Hi-Y ........... Band .................. Orchestra ......... Chorus ............ Junior Play ........ Senior Play ........ Class-Nite ........... SPORTS Football ............ Cheering ......... Majorettes ........... Basketball ................ ,,,,,,,,,,, . 68 . 69 . 70 7 1 72-73 74-75 76-78 79-82 84-85 86 87 88-90 Baseball-Track ............ , 91 Golf-Bowling ............... , 92 Sports' Informals Girls' Sports ................ Acknowledgment 94-103 104 OUR LEADERS Admmzklmlzbn MICHAEL J. BRENNAN, Principal M HN5ON ARJORIE B O . 5 - SW RAY 3. man D AR fgcimmimanve AU 8 edu of GW, THOUT D Chase Mr- Sldn Miss Idice - ey C0vert 01164- C' home M' M Vfaker H. Hawt Iss Dorothy Hill r. Qs' 'fa U obbfs Geox?-2 Librarians - Mrs. Gertrude M. Holme, Mrs. Mari0n R. Lutz. 81, Ogre 8 . Mbna Mr. Earle C. Moss MeekS Mis-9 Mrs. R119 Anna NO!-Wat Y Q. 'ha ef 'Y P sk '0ff Siausofi Mrs, M Mass Kathryn E. argar-ef E Lind Wall Q0 Ihxq 'BB S cada 9 I I I S Ss. 9 WP'-9 NO PICTURES Miss Barbara Andersbn Mrs. Pearl Collins Miss Ann E. Cullen Miss Eudora Lampman Miss Helen H. Seirz Miss Mildred C. White 'B I' 951 Q76 we ge a ' fe fins, Secretaries - Left to right: Helen Thiede. Nancy Kahrs, Catherine Brauneck, Hazel Ackley, Ida Hernan. C' f 'f '-A Barry Meiselman jean Weissman Mr. Hndson Mr Johnson Ednor Airman! Editor Advuor Advisor Gwl Staff Well, we made it! After many meetings after school, noon-time, and over week- ends we managed to meet our deadlines. Time just flew at firsttbut as the big day drew nearer, the days dragged with mingled excitement and ap- prehension. Now the books have arrived-you have them, and we hope this yearbook helps you remember our class -the Class of '51, Roy Salzman Annamay Connors -..,, Clan- Edna, Banners Editor Nancy McNeill Ann Carmichel Joan U Art Ednor Activitier Editor Typing W IQ- ACTIVITIES AND BUSINESS STAFFS Front-Harrington, Graf, Berger, Willis, Fried. Second-Olsen, J., McDonnell, Judd- son, Guenther, Brown, Olson, F. CLASS WRITE-UPS STAFF Front - Wolfram, Minerva, Field, Arena, Knapp. Second-Lewis, Mesibov, Benjamin, Levitt, Maiorino, J., Stines, Howard, absent Bevan. CWI Staff GIRLS' AND BOYS' SPORTS STAFFS Front-Disch, Snyder, Neff, Pellegrino. Sec- ond-Carlson, McNeill, Roth, Fetzer, Green wald. YS- - TYPING STAFF Front- Head, Weibezahl, Donnelly. Second -Schock, Polesnak, Thuman,, Kalbach, Paul, Brown, Maiorino, E. Carstens. ,,,J',,r':'x-i SBA QSXAXVQ, ZMU5U'Y S 06 e gif' 5 Cf .' v, S 'VE wonxsix gfgesxcleo alzhzanfegxoyli 1 Q v Sz Y'Oc3i1i'l,IxtN0e OOQOISSEPRES orvlcgf. Won Jpcobjlvrdf CLP65 'itfwgieilaem' D'l'clz,lV5S,. Sf lAeclX.qice Qiasn 'ow Year? 001: x CLASS HISTORY When our sturdy Class of '51 started out to colonize the new territory of Lynbrook High four short years ago, we had no idea that we would develop into the great class we have since come to be. We got off to a good start that first hard year by electing Dick Beach as president, Bill Terry as vice-president, Sue Morris as secretary, and janet Snyder as treasurer. We showed great class spirit that year and using the theme of Pirates, almost topped the Sophomores, our nearest rivals. After our first year of settlement in L.H.S., we came back full of enthusiasm to build up our budding organization. All of our officers were re-elected and helped us to continue our progress. At Class Nite we had the theme of the state of New Mexico. As Juniors, we began to show definite signs that we were a well-functioning class. Ed Zimmerli was elected president, Leslie Pearsall was the new vice-president, Sue Morris and Janet Snyder continued as secretary and treasurer, respectively. We honored our Parisian friends with our gala junior Prom. The actors of our class put on a thrilling mystery. The Clutching Claw, which was very successful. We fought valiantly at Class Nite that year using Snow White as our theme and took second place. In our fourth and last year we really went to town. Again, we re-elected all of our officers. Our thespians gave the premiere of the comedy, Our Miss Brooks , and proved acting ability was another of the prevalent talents we possessed. At Class Nite we again showed the cooperative spirit we had by putting up a superb battle. The social life of our school career was climaxed by our great Senior Prom. When we sadly left the institution we had so boldly pioneered and conquered, we knew that we were leaving behind us the most important four years of our lives. 'I4 o o CQ! 4.5 f 0 Xiju Wm ' f 5 QP 4 QVER 9070 Ronald Howard Roy Salzman Robert O'Brien Arnold Langberg Richard Roth Marilynn Berger jean Weissman Barry Meiselman Herbert Lewis Clare juddson james Blauvelt WILLIAM ANDERSON 'Tho the hear he gentle, don't bite him hy the nore. ALIAS: Teddy Bear AMUSEMENT: Sleeping, hanging around. AD LIB: Did ya see Joe? ANALYSIS: Short blond hair. APPROVES: Hunting and basketball. ABHORS: Homework and cold weather. NORMA ARENA The play? the thing. ALIAS: Nimo AMUSEMENT: Shopping at Klein's with Barbara AD LIB: Are you joshin'? ANALYSIS: Sophisticated. APPROVES: Lincoln Cosmopolitans, the Dodgers and Jerry Lester. ABHORS: Big Ben and The New York Yankees. VINCENT BALDASSARRE In quietneu and confidence :hall he your rzrength. ALIAS: Baldy AMUSEMENT: Playing my instrument. AD LIB: What's a matter-sick or something? ANALYSIS: Short and happy. APPROVES: People with a sense of humor. ABHORS: Wheels. HELEN LEAH BAUM Nothing endure: but personal qualifier. ALIAS: Lee AMUSEMENT: Dancing. AD LIB: What did he say-huh? ANALYSIS: Front hair wave. APPROVES: People and Marines. ABHORS: Tests and homework. I6 KENNETH BEHR True wit is nature to advantage. ALIAS: Teddy Bear AMUSEMENT: The Jeff and sleeping in social. AD LIB: What a moo moo. ANALYSIS: Crew cut. APPROVES: Redheads, cars. ABHORS: Girls that play hard to get and big wheels ALBERT E. BELLOWS A happy Jmile maker Junxbine in the world. ALIAS: Al AMUSEMENT: Riding in the Lumpmobile. AD LIB: How about money for gas? ANALYSIS: Big and husky. APPROVES: Cars, money and girls. ABHORS: Giant fans and homework. ELLEN BENJAMIN A good mind pouenex a kingdom. ALIAS: Mme, Curie AMUSEMENT: Arguing. AD LIB: Idowanoo! ANALYSIS: Pierced ears. APPROVES: Chemistry. ABHORS: Nothing special. MARILYNN BERGER Friendfbip if to be purcbaxed only by friendxhip. I ALIAS: Mar AMUSEMENT: Twirling. AD LIB: Let's'go on a Lion Hunt. ANALYSIS: Sweet disposition. APPROVES: Pizza, cars, twirling. ABHORS: Boys who think they're wheels. 17 BARBARA ANN BEVAN Everything comer to thore who can wait. ALIAS: Babs AMUSEMENT: Reading. AD LIB: Hurry up, Skippy! ANALYSIS: Red hair, blue eyes. APPROVES: Chemistry, reading, baseball, dancing French. ABHORS: Homework. EDWARD BEZYACK Muric if the univenal language. ALIAS: Barr AMUSEMENT: The Jeff. AD LIB: Beans! ANALYSIS: Short, dark, and handsome. APPROVES: Cars. ABHORS: Model A's. JAMES N. BLAUVELT Victory helongr to the mort penevering. ALIAS: jimmy AMUSEMENT: My trombone. AD LIB: Vale ANALYSIS: Never misses a hook shot. APPROVES: To sleep and eat. ABHORS: Gym. EDWARD BOGUE Strong beliefr win rtrong men, and then make them Jtronger. ALIAS: Ted AMUSEMENT: Drumming and photography. AD LIB: Ya kiddin'. ANALYSIS: Tapping fingers and whistling. APPROVES: Flying sciences. ABHORS: Cliques. ' , DOLORES BROWN The hlurh it beautiful, hut it ir .fometimer inconvenient. ALIAS: Dody AMUSEMENT: Television. AD LIB: Oh heck. You write this, kiddof' ANALYSIS: Blush. APPROVES: Cheering. ABHORS: Conceited people. PATRICIA A. BROWN Friendrhip il a word the very right of which make: the heart warm. ALIAS: Pat AMUSEMENT: Television. AD LIB: Oh crumf' ANALYSIS: Short and sweet. ABHORS: Catty girls and Joe DiMaggio. FRED C. BUTLER They are rich who have true friendr. ALIAS: Ezra AMUSEMENT: Driving a car when I can't see over the windshield. AD LIB: Oh, pot. ANALYSIS: Bones. APPROVES: Band, Y.M.C.A. basketball. ABHORS: Big wheels and fast cars. MARY LOU BUZZEO The way to have a friend if to he one. ALIAS: Buzz AMUSEMENT: Going to Corona. AD LIB: Cut it out. ANALYSIS: New look hair cut. APPROVES: Varsity cheering. ABHORS: History, people who think they are big wheels. ID APPROVES: Dodgers, skating, Martin and Lewis. X 'wus-.... PETER BYRNES AJ :weet music, ar hright as Appollok flute .strung with hi: hair. ALIAS: Virt AMUSEMENT: Singing and sports. AD LIB: Va Va Va Voom! ANALYSIS: Red hair and golden voice. APPROVES: Chasing girls. ABHORS: Girls he can't catch. HARRY CARL A man of gladner: Jeldom fall: into madnen. ALIAS: Harry AMUSEMENT: Sports and movies. AD LIB: Oh Louie! ANALYSIS: Red hair. APPROVES: Hamburgers, sports, Dodgers. ABHORS: Dancing, noisy girls. RAY CARLSON Happinerr Jeemr made to he Jhured. ALIAS: Carlo AMUSEMENT: Driving and bowling. AD LIB: What a bomb! ANALYSIS: Always wears a coat. APPROVES: Baseball. ABHORS: Shaving. ANN CARMICHEL Laugh and the world luughr with you. ALIAS: Annie Carmel AMUSEMENT: Dancing, talking on the telephone AD LIB: I'm not laughing. ANALYSIS: Giggling. APPROVES: Hearing Mr. Carr say, How's come?' ABHORS: Snakes, cynical people. JOAN CARSTENS A little, tiny, witty girl. ALIAS: Little Joan AMUSEMENT: Driving around Lynbrook. AD LIB: What? ANALYSIS: Full of pep. APPROVES: Cheering, parties. ABHORS: Getting up early. DOROTHEE NOWELL CAROUSSO All grand thought: come from the heart. ALIAS: Dinky AMUSEMENT: Watching football games. AD LIB: Gad Zooks! ANALYSIS: Exploding sneeze. APPROVES: Friendly teachers, riding in rumble seats. ABHORS: Buzzing alarm clocks, human leeches. ANN CHARDE Keep me af the apple of your eye. ALIAS: Nan AMUSEMENT: Miesten's, driving in the Black Beetle. AD LIB: I d0n't get it. ANALYSIS: Big blue eyes. APPROVES: Parties, the gang. ABHORS: Dull people, Ruth's dog. THERESA COLONNA A happy Jmile ir worth a thoufaml frowm. ALIAS: Terry AMUSEMENT: Watching TV. AD LIB: How nervous. ANALYSIS: Cheerfulness. APPROVES: Taking a trip around the world. ABHORS: Sarcastic people, beans. 01 PAUL WEBER COLUMBIA No one reacher a high point without holdnen. ALIAS: Column AMUSEMENT: Marooned in the mountains. AD LIB: We're running low: kick in. ANALYSIS: Likeable disposition. APPROVES: V-8's, sharpies, parties. ABHORS: Bumper dents. JOHN CONDON An honext man'J the nohlext work of God. ALIAS: Big john AMUSEMENT: Miesten's. AD LIB: Eh beb. ANALYSIS: Blond giant. APPROVES: Cows. ABHORS: Homework. ANNAMAY CONNORS The red-gold cataract of her Jtreaming hair. ALIAS: Red AMUSEMENT: Dancing, knitting. AD LIB: Who-zit-what-zit. ANALYSIS: Red hair, pep. APPROVES: Men teachers, yearbook staff meetings ABHORS: Penicillin shots. PAUL COYNE joking decidet thingf Jtronger and hetter off than earnert bare. ALIAS: Kern AMUSEMENT: Swimming, football. AD LIB: Sure I believe you. ANALYSIS: Wit. APPROVES: Football, holidays. ABHORS: Women drivers. 99 V LARRY CRAIGMILE He who spring: high ir nearer to heaven. ALIAS: Hey, you. AMUSEMENT: Riding in the back of Al's lump. AD LIB: This car don't move without gas money. ANALYSIS: Tall. APPROVES: Saturday nights, cars, ABHORS: No cars, no money. DONALD CRAWFORD The rtrength of twenty men. ALIAS: Pippie AMUSEMENT: Working at jake's. AD LIB: What no salt? ANALYSIS: Clipped off nose. APPROVES: Pizza pies. ABHORS: Sarcastic teachers. BRUCE CROSSMAN The .ftronger alwayr rncceedr. ALIAS: Bruce AMUSEMENT: Going to Malverne. AD LIB: Piggy kid. ANALYSIS: Crew haircuts, powerful arms. APPROVES: Sports, weight lifting. ABHORS: Big wheels. ROBERT DISCH Boyr rhould rtudy thore thing: which will he ureful to them when they are grown np. ALIAS: Baba AMUSEMENT: Sitting in Carlo's car. AD LIB: Whatcha got there, sonny-a racer? ANALYSIS: Teachers' nightmare. APPROVES: The Dodgers, Saturday night. ABHORS: Homework. 23 Wit to persuade and beauty to delight. ALIAS: Pat AMUSEMENT: Miesren's, driving the Black Beetle. AD LIB: What are you thinking? ANALYSIS: Dimple in chin. APROVES: Weekends, pizza pie. ABHORS: Watching fights on television. An angel ir like you and you are like an angel. ALIAS: Barby AMUSEMENT: Going roller skating, dancing. AD LIB: What time is it? ANALYSIS: Easy to get along with. APPROVES: Hay rides, jones Beach, dancing, skating. ABHORS: Coconut, doughnuts, chocolate, two-faced boys. PATRICIA DONNELLY ANTHONY DUHAMEL N 0 man ir hom without amhitiour, worldly ilerirer ALIAS: Tony AMUSEMENT: Fishing. AD LIB: No, you're wrong. ANALYSIS: Inquisitive. APPROVES: Fishing. ABHORS: Homework. BARBARA F EKETE ANGELINE FERRARA Politenerr goer far, yet coftr nothing. ALIAS: Angie AMUSEMENT: Drawing. AD LIB: All's well that ends well. ANALYSIS: Neat. APPROVES: A lot of friends. ABHORS: A poor sport. if I 2, JOHN FETZER Calmnerr if great advantage. ALIAS: Jack AMUSEMENT: Basketball. AD LIB: Don't get excited, Harry. ANALYSIS: Happy-go-lucky. APPROVES: To be a high scorer. ABHORS: Losing games. BARBARA FRIED Where there? a will, there'r a way. ALIAS: Sunny AMUSEMENT: Going to the library at noon. AD LIB: Come, chi1d. ANALYSIS: Vitality. APPROVES: Driving, the Dodgers, television comedians. ABHORS: Joe DiMaggio, cauliflower. BARBARA FIELD Laughter it a mor! healthful exertion. ALIAS: Barb, Bebs AMUSEMENT: Loafing, listening to Be-Bop. AD LIB: About as funny as a rubber crutchf ANALYSIS: Wavy hair. APPROVES: Music, parties, chocolate layer cake. ABHORS: Homework, getting up in the morning if ROBERT E. FORSBERG A good laugh ir rumhine in a houre. ALIAS: Bob AMUSEMENT: Cruising in the Lump. AD LIB: johnson, leave the girls alone. ANALYSIS: Red hair and freckles. APPROVES: Cars, wild times and money, working. ABHORS: Homework, business law. 25 RONALD FRIEDMAN After the verb to love, to help il the mort beautiful verb in the language. ALIAS: Ronnie AMUSEMENT: Walking a certain freshman home AD LIB: George all the way. ANALYSIS: Mr. Anthony. APPROVES: Freshman girls. ABHORS: Having a Friday night go by without a party. RICHARD FRANCIS GOLL, JR. Nothing ir Jo popular as kindnerr. ALIAS: Ricky AMUSEMENT: Watching movies on television. AD LIB: Oh, I don't know. ANALYSIS: Wearing the shako at football games. APPROVES: Punctuality. ABHORS: Tardiness. MARY THERESA GORHAM Muric it well .raid to be the rpeech of angels. ALIAS: Mary AMUSEMENT: Singing and sewing, writing to Okinawa. AD LIB: Isn't that cute? ANALYSIS: Refined and quiet. APPROVES: Shiny Pontiacs, West Point cadets. ABHORS: Be-Bop and jazz, boys with glasses. MARY LOU GRAF Beauty ir a quality of the heart. It if more than :kin deep. ALIAS: Mary Lou AMUSEMENT: Reading, watching television. AD LIB: I'm hungry. ANALYSIS: Neat attractive blonde. APPROVES: Music, cars, Port Jefferson. ABHORS: Wise guys and certain boys who cheat at Canasta! 26 Y DAVID GREENWALD On the .rtage he was a natural. ALIAS: Dave AMUSEMENT: Sleeping. A DLIB: Whatta ya say, kid? ANALYSIS: Dimples. APPROVES: Fast cars, blondes, Dodgers. ABHORS: Women drivers, Giants. BETTY GUENTHER A good face it the bert letter of recommendation. ALIAS: Betty AMUSEMENT: Watching television. AD LIB: You're crazy. ANALYSIS: Slim and quiet. APPROVES: N. Y. Giants. ABHORS: Conceited people. RICHARD HAASNOOT Sweet dircourfe, the banquet of the mind. ALIAS: Moose AMUSEMENT: Sports. AD LIB: O.K., runt. ANALYSIS: Complaints. APPROVES: Sports. ABHORS: School. ' MARY JANE HARRINGTON There? the humor of it, at merry at the day it long ALIAS: jane AMUSEMENT: Listening to records, dancing. AD LIB: Oh well, whadaya gonna do? ANALYSIS: Freckles. APPROVES: Driving, Dodgers. ABHORS: Getting up early, pills. I 27 HERBERT F. HASKELL Wit if the .fall of convermlion. ALIAS: Frank AMUSEMENT: The jeff, eating, sleeping, driving. AD LIB: I'm tired. ANALYSIS: Carefree. APPROVES: Eating, sleeping, driving. ABHORS: Cars that don't run. NANCY HASSARD Eye: too expressive to be blue, too lovely to be grey ALIAS: Fif AMUSEMENT: Talking on the telephone. AD LIB: It's me. ANALYSIS: Different colored eyes. APPROVES: Horseback riding, Mr. Carr's jokes. ABHORS: Sarcastic teachers. PHYLLIS HAYDEN - In quietness and confidence Jhall be your Jtrength. ALIAS: Skippy AMUSEMENT: Sleeping. AD LIB: Do I have to get up? ANALYSIS: Pug nose. APPROVES: Dancing, music, holidays. ABHORS: Homework, moody people. CAROLYN HEAD Her voice war ever Joft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in woman. AIZIAS: Carol AMUSEMENT: Driving a car. AD LIB: What's new? ANALYSIS: Slender, reserved. APPROVES: Ping pong. ABHORS: Dodgers and shopping at Macy's on Saturday afternoon. 28 ROBERT HERRMANN Moderty becomer a young man. ALIAS: Herm AMUSEMENT: Driving the Plymouth. AD LIB: What can we do? ANALYSIS: Brawny. APPROVES: Fast cars. ABHORS: English and homework. RUTH HEZINGER It ir not good that all men Jhould be alone. ALIAS: Hez AMUSEMENT: Miesten's and riding in the Black Beetle. AD LIB: Hi, old shoe. ANALYSIS: Giggling and gabbing. APPROVES: Parties and the gang. ABHORS: People that don't believe my stories. . RONALD HOWARD The world know! nothing of it: greazert men. ALIAS: Ronnie AMUSEMENT: Asking questions. AD LIB: Yes but . . . ANALYSIS: jolly disposition. APPROVES: Mr. Carr and his laboratory. ARNOLD JOHNSON A friend in need il a friend indeed. ALIAS: Billy AMUSEMENT: Bowling, model building. AD LIB : Aw-Iet's take off. ANALYSIS: Shrill laugh. APPROVES: Midget auto races, hunting, camping trips. ABHORS: Homework, sad sacks. 29 --l--it ABHORS: Homework, exams, and more homework. t ,fm 4, . if RICHARD JOHNSON ALIAS: joking AMUSEMENT: jeffin. AD LIB: To the jeff. ANALYSIS: Happy-go-lucky. APPROVES: Midget auto races. ABHORS: French, bombs. .4 1 . nv ll CLARE ANN JUDDSON Hitch your wagon to a Jtar. ALIAS: Clare AMUSEMENT: Singing, talking, New York City. AD LIB: You're frustrating me. ANALYSIS: Beautiful voice. APPROVES: Music, theatre, people, dogs. ABHORS: Stupidity, last minute rushes. When need ir greatext his help ir nearett. 1' I 'lv 1 l U il 4 I 1 -l' zL'f.,'1il 4 'fa L f, 4 ,f.' V fi L' KATHRYN KALBACH A good heart if worth gold. ALIAS: Kay or Kathy AMUSEMENT: Dancing and skating. AD LIB: Is he tall? ANALYSIS: Long hair. APPROVES: Cooking, knitting, and sewing. ABHORS: Gossip. RICHARD A. KANE The :mile that won't come o ALIAS: Killer AMUSEMENT: The Great A8cP Co. AD LIB:' No comment necessary. ANALYSIS: Quiet and clever wit. APPROVES: Miss Holmes. ABHORS: Solid theorems. an - -Y LLOYD KELLEY He if alwayr laughing, for he hai an infinite deal of wit. ALIAS: Kel AMUSEMENT: Chemistry class. AD LIB: Pass the cyanide. ANALYSIS: Sly comments. APPROVES: Mr. Carr, the South. ABHORS: Locus problem. ROSEMARIE KEENAN Good without ejortf great without foe. ALIAS: Rosie AMUSEMENT: Sailing in a Lightning. AD LIB: It's a panic. ANALYSIS: Reserved, attractive. APPROVES: Driving, dancing and eating. ABHORS: Canasta and ping-pong. VIRGINIA KEMPEL Beauty ix powerg a .rrnile ir its Jword. ALIAS: Ginny AMUSEMENT: Wading River. AD LIB: Who died and left you boss? ANALYSIS: Hair. APPROVES: Brooklyn parties. ABHORS: Hard living and late hours. CONSTANCE KIRK A true friend is forever 4 friend. ALIAS: Connie AMUSEMENT: Reading. AD LIB: Oh, my back. ANALYSIS: Eyes. APPROVES: Traveling. ABHORS: Leaving L. H. S. and English homework MARGARET KNAPP The best elixir is a friend. ALIAS: Maggie AMUSEMENT: Driving, music. AD LIB: 'No kidding! ANALYSIS: Blonde hair, gay smile. APPROVES: Driving, Levittown parties, '37 Pontiacs. ABHORS: Liver, sloppy boys. ARNOLD LANGBERG When the dixporition if friendly, the face plearei. ALIAS: Arnie, Langley AMUSEMENT: Basketball at Vitellies. AD LIB: All right, Fetzer, you renege! ANALYSIS: Uncombable hair. ' APPROVES: Girls that laugh, having a good time. ABHORS: Sardonic teachers and work. IRA LEVINE A fresh, 4 free, a friendly man. ALIAS: Ira AMUSEMENT: Playing baseball. AD LIB: Hi ya, keedf' ANALYSIS: Curly hair. APPROVES: Saturday nights. ABHORS: Girls who keep you waiting. BARBARA LEVITT joking and humor are pleasant and often of extreme utility. ALIAS: Barb AMUSEMENT: Going to K1ein's with N imo. AD LIB: Mah goodness! ANALYSIS: Happy smile. APPROVES: A8cP, college men, Giants, beach parties and people. ABHORS: Make-out artists, insincerity. sz HERBERT LEWIS ALIAS: Herb AMUSEMENT: Tennis, accordian. AD LIB: Sam Shultz. ANALYSIS: Always joking. APPROVES: Music, sports and boats. ABHORS: Nothing much. IRWIN E. LEWIS The Jecret of Juccesi ir conrtancy to purpore. ALIAS: Ii-k AMUSEMENT: Stamp collecting and watching television. AD LIB: How's the genius? ANALYSIS: Reddish hair. APPROVES: Good friendships and music. ABHORS: Conceited girls. SUSAN LUKE Fair word! never hurt the tongue. ALIAS: Sue AMUSEMENT: Singing. AD LIB: Good gravy! ANALYSIS: Always late for English. APPROVES: Dancing, roller skating, music. ABHORS: Leaving L. H. S. BETSEY MCDONNELL Nothing great war ever achieved without enthuriasm. ALIAS: Bunyan AMUSEMENT: Canasta, dancing. AD LIB: I can imagine. ANALYSIS: Everybody's pal. APPROVES: Sleeping late, bowling. ABHORS: Graduating, catty people. 33 A Q The harir of good manner: ir :elf-reliance. Q DOLORES J. MCDOWELL The gentle mindf by gentle deeds are known. ALIAS: Dolly AMUSEMENT: Skating, twirling. AD LIB: It's about time. ANALYSIS: Sincere. APPROVES: Good times. ABHORS: Crabby people. NANCY MARIE MCNEILL There is no coxmetic for beauty like happinen. ALIAS: Nancy Mac AMUSEMENT: Driving a car. AD LIB: Well, wow hey! ANALYSIS: Gay and helpful. APPROVES: The South, having parties. ABHORS: Snobs, people with cars who don't give you a ride. 'fri THOMAS MCNEILL H ir play i.r alwayr fair and just and patient. ALIAS: Lou AMUSEMENT: Playing basketball, swimming. AD LIB: Take it easy, Harry! ANALYSIS: Smile from ear to ear. APPROVES: Basketball, contributing to the talk in Study 7. ABHORS: Working in Shors. EVELYN MAIORINO How beautiful a day can be when her kindneu touches it. ALIAS: Twiny AMUSEMENT: Movies, working. AD LIB: Sugar, ANALYSIS: Similarity to sister. ,V APPROVES: Sports, cooking. 93, ABHORS: Being called Josephine. s bf 34 JOSEPHINE MAIORINO A .rmile if a world of Junfbine. ALIAS: Jo AMUSEMENT: Movies, television. AD LIB: Oh nuts! ANALYSIS: Similarity to sister. APPROVES: Sports, drawing. ABHORS: Being called Evelyn. PHILIP MASON A faithful friend ir the medicine of life. ALIAS: Phil AMUSEMENT: Bowling. AD LIB: That's the way the wood falls. ANALYSIS: Bowling. APPROVES: Mathematics. ABHORS: Conceited people. CHARLES H. MEIER Hi: eye: have all the .teeming of a jerter that ir Jcheming. ALIAS: Howie AMUSEMENT: Caring for tropical fish. AD LIB: But Mr. Carr . . . ! ANALYSIS: If only I were 6'4. APPROVES: Dodgers. ABHORS: Labor unions. BARRY MEISELMAN A gentleman by nature and a .rcbolar by education ALIAS: Barry AMUSEMENT: Sailing. AD LIB: You're not too clever. ANALYSIS: Loud shirts. APPROVES: Yearbook meetings. ABHORS: Prudes. BARBARA MESIBOV Fine aft ir that in which the hand, the head, and the heart go together. ALIAS: Babs AMUSEMENT: Painting. AD LIB: Oh, brother. ANALYSIS: Naturally curly hair. APPROVES: Sports, painting, singing. ABHORS: Cereal, wiseguys, eggs. WILLIAM PAUL MEYER He har a heart ar found as a hell. ALIAS: Bill AMUSEMENT: Sleeping and eating. AD LIB: I can't get the car. ANALYSIS: Different colored eyes. APPROVES: Sports and cars. ABHORS: Mathematics. DELLA ANN MINERVA lntermingle-jert with earnert. ALIAS: Della AMUSEMENT: Swimming, dancing, and bowling. AD LIB: How do you spell ---- ? ANALYSIS: Laughing, eyes. APPROVES: Cheering and assembly. ABHORS: Report cards and exams. V a fit - Zf?:i1'f7'Qf'N ,Pts HUGH MOORE He walkr with nature and her pathr are peace ALIAS: Hughie AMUSEMENT: Camping, hunting, and fishing. AD LIB: Ding how. ANALYSIS: Fords. APPROVES: Fords. ABHORS: Report cards and exams. A rg ' tiff SUSAN MORRIS Who would pleare all, and himrelf loo, attempt.: what none could ever do. ALIAS: Sue AMUSEMENT: Meistens, riding in the Black Beetle AD LIB: Oh, best! ANALYSIS: Tall, slim, and good looking. APPROVES: Parties and people. ABHORS: Monday morning, pessimists. LEO F. MURPHY When my cue comer call me, and I will amwer. ALIAS: Murph AMUSEMENT: Keeping in shape. AD LIB: Man! That's real cool. ANALYSIS: Long hair, Qwith D. AJ APPROVES: Boxing, bop music. ABHORS: Phoney people. GLORIA NEFF Sweet rearonahlenen. ALIAS: Worie AMUSEMENT: Being with the girls, going to New jersey, books. AD LIB: You know what I mean. ANALYSIS: Garrulous. APPROVES: Sports, music, Class Nite, parties. ABHORS: Conceited people, homework. DAVID NICKERSON Life ir a jert, and all thing: rhow it. ALIAS: Nick AMUSEMENT: To the Jeff. AD LIB: Let's get something to eat. ANALYSIS: Vlirty. APPROVES: Sports, good looking cars. ABHORS: Rainy Saturdays. 37 ROBERT O'BRIEN 'Tir good-will maker intelligence. ALIAS: O'B. AMUSEMENT: Handball. AD LIB: Relax. ANALYSIS: Freckles. APPROVES: Money, gay parties, convertibles. ABHORS: Gabby dames, grubbers. FRANCIS R. OLSEN In form and feature, face and limb, I grew ro like my brother. ALIAS: Dick AMUSEMENT: Sleep. ANALYSIS: Same clothes as brother. APPROVES: Girls basketball. ' ABHORS: Loud-mouths, stuck-up girls. JOSEPH OLSEN For one of ur war horn 4 twin, and not a Jonl knew which. ALIAS: Olie AMUSEMENT: Basketball, sleeping, pool. AD LIB: See my lawyer. ANALYSIS: Same clothes as brother. APPROVES: Candy and cake, swimming. ABHORS: Phonics, crooks playing cards, walking ROBERT OLSEN Make haxte Jlowly. ALIAS: Bob AMUSEMENT: jefhn. AD LIB: To the Jeff. ANALYSIS: Tall and quiet. APPROVES: Football parties. ABHORS: Cars that don't run. 'll CAROL PAUL And a very nice girl you will find ber. ALIAS: Carol AMUSEMENT: Meistens, parties. AD LIB: Isn't that best. ANALYSIS: Curling and twisting hair. APPROVES: Sorority meetings. ABHORS: Monday mornings, history class. LESLIE PEARSALL Ani ajfalzle and courteou: gentlemen. ALIAS: Bobo AMUSEMENT: Meistens. AD LIB: Oh, yeah. ANALYSIS: Good appearance. APPROVES: Football. ABHORS: Quiet people. JUNE PELLEGRINO Reading maketh a full man. ALIAS: June AMUSEMENT: Driving, reading, sports. AD LIB: Yes, girls, I'll have the car. ANALYSIS: Car. APPROVES: Traveling, parties, bowling. ABHORS: Men drivers, cold weather. NICHOLAS PETRARCA Skill and confidence are an unconquered army ALIAS: Swampy AMUSEMENT: Basketball. AD LIB: How's the bomb, Carlo? ANALYSIS: Always with the boys. APPROVES: Dodgers. ABHORS: Taxi drivers. 'IO NORMA POLESNAK Alwayy hright and merry. ALIAS: Norm AMUSEMENT: Dancing and skating. AD LIB: Right away. ANALYSIS: Quiet but cooperative. APPROVES: Saturday nights at the Youth Center. ABHORS: Carrots. RAYMOND ALBERT PRATT There if only one proof of ability-action. ALIAS: Whitey AMUSEMENT: Stock car racing. AD LIB: Ah-nuts. ANALYSIS: Blond hair. APPROVES: Internal combustion engines and building fast cars. ABHORS: Cars faster than mine and homework JOAN ANN QUENZER We can never have loo much ,of a good thing. ALIAS: joan AMUSEMENT: Dancing. AD LIB: Don't do it. ANALYSIS: Personality. APPROVES: Dancing, sports, Dodgers, and varsity cheering. ABHORS: Homework and impatience. JACK RISEDORF It become! a young man to he honeft. ALIAS: Rizzy AMUSEMENT: Driving. AD LIB: Ding how. ANALYSIS: Sleepy. APPROVES: Automobiles and gasless cars. ABHORS: Big wheels. 40 CHARLES E. ROGERS A good friend never ojfendt. ALIAS: Crut AMUSEMENT: Sleeping and eating. AD LIB: Ugh. ANALYSIS: Shy with girls. APROVES: Girls, cars, vacations. ABHORS: Solid propositions, conceited pgople R. RICHARD ROTH Clevernen may overcome anything. ALIAS: Dick AMUSEMENT: Playing basketball and ping pong. AD LIB: Moose, what a poor one! ANALYSIS: Height. APPROVES: Scoring basketball and football games, cards, and sports. ABHORS: Yankees and Milton Berle. JAMES L. RYAN Quietneu if heft. ALIAS: Jimmie AMUSEMENT: Chewing on Looey Sticks. AD LIB: What a poor one! ANALYSIS: Quiet. APPROVES: New Year's Eve. ABHORS: Sunday drivers. JOHN J. RYAN, JR. Nothing it more Jimple than greatneny indeed to be Jimple it to he great. ALIAS: Jack AMUSEMENT: Jeflin. AD LIB: Come and get it! ANALYSIS: Easy going and full of fun. APPROVES: Camping and P. S. ABHORS: School. ROY M. SALZMAN Ahilily involve: rerponfihilizy. ALIAS: Roy AMUSEMENT: Boating, reading. AD LIB: Sen-sen anyone? ANALYSIS: Busy but happy. APPROVES: Boats, the Navy. ABHORS: Having nothing to do. ROBERT C. SCHMIDT Silence if the element in which great thingx faxhion themfelvex. ALIAS: Smitty AMUSEMENT: jeilin. AD LIB: Same difference. ANALYSIS: Sleepy voice. APPROVES: Hot rods. ABHORS: Cars that don't run. GERALDINE SCHOCK Dance, laugh and he merry. ALIAS: Gerry AMUSEMENT: Dancing. AD LIB: Oh, I always like. ANALYSIS: Shorty. APPROVES: Varsity cheering. ABHORS: Big wheels. PATRICIA SHEERIN A Jweet expression ir the higheft type of female lovelineu. ALIAS: Sher AMUSEMENT: Meistens, wearing a certain ring AD LIB' George ANALYSIS: Always laughing. APPROVES: Week-ends and the gang. ABHORS: 7:00 in the morning. ' SUSAN SHEPHERD She that wa: ever fair and never proud, had tongue at will yet war never loud. ALIAS: Sue A AMUSEMENT: Reading. AD LIB: Skip, aren't you ready yet? ANALYSIS: Always neat. APPROVES: Reading, dancing, playing. ABHORS: Onions, homework. ALEXANDRA SILENZI The very pink of perfection. ALIAS: Al AMUSEMENT: Anything that requires a minimum amount of effort. AD LIB: You're kidding. ANALYSIS: Be-bop. APPROVES: Avacados and wrestling. ABHORS: Pegged slacks. X .fm-1 JoYcB s1MoN A little nomeme now and then ir relithed hy the bert of men. ALIAS: Joycey AMUSEMENT: Driving. AD LIB: What a riot! ANALYSIS: Hard worker. APPROVES: Cars and the Dodgers. ABHORS: Peas. CARL SKERIS The bury hee ha: no time for Jarrow. ALIAS: Skerie AMUSEMENT: Trips to Montauk Point. AD LIB: To the Jeff. ANALYSIS: Crew cut. APPROVES: New Year's parties. ABHORS: Cars that don't run. 43 .ii JANET SNYDER The innumerable laughter of the rea wave. ALIAS: Nellie AMUSEMENT: Sports, music. AD LIB: I've got tears in my eyes for you! ANALYSIS: Dimples. APPROVES: Sports, talking in Study 7. ABHORS: Boys that won't dance. EDNA STINES A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. ALIAS: Funni AMUSEMENT: Playing sports, and piano. AD LIB: Oh boy! ANALYSIS: jolly. APPROVES: Sports and Dodgers. ABHORS: Yankees. WILLIAM R. TERRY Father cally me William, .rirterf call me Will, Mother call: me Willie, hut the fellow: call me Bill. ALIAS: Grandpa AMUSEMENT: Reading, sleeping and eating. AD LIB: Howdy! ANALYSIS: Built like a Mack truck. APPROVES: Sports and movies. ABHORS: 'Wheels ANN A. THUMANN A true friend it a good friend. ALIAS: Annie MUSEMENT: Dancing and skating. AD LIB: Oh, all the time. ANALYSIS: Reserved. APPROVES: Friday and Saturday nights, Dodgers ABHORS: Conceit and spinach. 44 JOHN TURNER Patience ix a flower that grow: not in every garden ALIAS: john AMUSEMENT: Driving. AD LIB: What do you say? ANALYSIS: Mischievous. APPROVES: Traveling. ABHORS: Getting up early. REINHARD UHE H if limbf were caxt in manly mould, for hardy Jportf or context bold. ALIAS: Rhinny AMUSEMENT: Driving a good car. AD LIB: Knock it off, would ya? ANALYSIS: Shoulders. APPROVES: Food. ABHORS: Homework. RAFAEL VILLALBA Stately and tall be moves in the hall. ALIAS: Pancho AMUSEMENT: Handball. AD LIB: Down with the proleteriatf' ANALYSIS: Cheery disposition. APPROVES: Bicycles, English. ABHORS: Cars. ALICE VURTURE The voice of an angel. ALIAS: Vurtch AMUSEMENT: Playing Boogie Wwgie. AD LIB: There aren't many of us perfect people, you know. APPROVES: Singing, good music. ABHORS: Vulgar, noisy people. JOAN WEIBEZAHL The .fweet simplicity of a girl. ALAIS: Mickey AMUSEMENT: Playing records. AD LIB: Who are you guys trying to kid? ANALYSIS: Height. APPROVES: Weekends. ABHORS: Tuesday's or Thursday's without assembly PHILIP WEISS A lover forsaken a new love will get. ALIAS: Phil AMUSEMENT: Playing sports. AD LIB: What did you do that for? ANALYSIS: Short, athletic and happy. APPROVES: Good food. ABHORS: Big shots. JEAN WEISSMAN Character is that governing element of life and if above genim. ALIAS: Jean AMUSEMENT: Driving. AD LIB: All kidding aside though . . ANALYSIS: Popularity. APPROVES: Cars, camp, music and people. ABHORS: Conceit. JUNE WILLIS All the world loves a clown. ALIAS: June bug AMUSEMENT: Canasta and pizza. AD LIB: I'm so mad I could spit bullets. ANALYSIS: Wise cracks. APPROVES: People who can take a joke. ABI-IORS: Conceited boys, Be-bop and homework. 46 RUTH WOGLOM A m0ther's prideg a fathefs joy. ALIAS: Wigwam AMUSEMENT: Driving. AD LIB: Ask me if my name is Josephine. ANALYSIS: Sweet and lovely. APPROVES: Pickles, olives and you-know-who. ABI-IORS: Stubborn people and people who cheat in Canasta. LAWRENCE WOLFF The busy hee has not time for sorrow. ALIAS: Larry AMUSEMENT: Working. AD LIB: What did I do? ANALYSIS: Biting nails. APPROVES: Brooklyn. ABHORS: English. GRACE EDITH WOLFRAM N ot much talk-a great sweet silence. ALIAS: Gracie AMUSEMENT: Playing the piano. AD LIB: For Pete's sake. ANALYSIS: Naturally curly hair. APPROVES: Music. ABHORS: Gossip. JOHN WOLFRAM Speech is eloquentf hut quietness magnificent ALIAS: Jack AMUSEMENT: Archery. AD LIB: Oh, for heaven's sake. ANALYSIS: Wavy hair. APPROVES: Fishing. ABHORS: Getting up in the morning. EDWARD ZIMMERLI The deeds of a leader shall live. ALIAS: Eggy AMUSEMENT: Riding in Rin's car. AD LIB: Oh well, life's like that. ANALYSIS: Tall. APPROVES: Football. ABHORS: Bookworms. 47 WHOS WHS Sue Morris Marilynn Berger Mary Lou Graf Marilynn Berger Ruth Hezinger D-QSSCJ 4-'wen-5 I , X L. fr? Q XX . Q IY jjx I yxi lax, Yi 4 VA! .eg VX N .V ' A 'fm N P W 5 O E 1 X X! V ' 'W Neg P Amer X S Bed- R? rfohquflf POOR RICHARDS CATALOGUE Bill Anderton, intramural basketball, football 2,3,4. Norma Arena, Junior and Senior play, Lyn-News staff 4, Owl staff, badminton 4. Vincent Baldauarre, intramural basketball, bowling team 3,4, Class Nite skit 4, band, orchestra. Lee Baum, chorus 1,4, archery 1, Class Nite refresh- ments 2. Kenneth Behr, intramural basketball 2,3. Al Bellowr, Hi-Y 2-4, J.V. football 3, Rifie 3-4, Class Nite 1-4, intramural softball 3-4. Ellen Benjamin, Science club 4, Owl staff 4. Marilynn Berger, twirling 1-4, Hi-Y 3-4, chorus 3-4, junior agd Senior play, basketball 1-2, bowling 1, ping po g 3-4, badminton 3-4, Ow staff 4, Lyn- news headline editor 4, Class Nite 1-3. Barbara Bevan, Yearbook 4, Lyn-News 4, Class Nite 3, table tennis 3, Class Nite skit 2-3, band 1-3. Edward Bezyack, orchestra 1-4. lim Blauvelt, Boy's Hi-Y, Lyn-News, orchestra and band, intramural basketball, softball, President of orchestra, dance band, Class Nite volleyball, basket- ball, archery. Edward Bogue, band, orchestra 2,4, dance orchestra 4, j.V. and varsity football. Dolores Brown, volleyball 1-3, basketball 1-4, Class Nite cheering 3-4, badminton 2. Patricia Brown, basketball 1, Class Nite checking committee 2, tumbling 3, Owl staff, Lyn-News staff. Fred Butler, band 1-4, orchestra 2-4, dance band 4, intraumral basketball, Class Nite refreshments, Boy's I-Ii-Y. Mary Lou Buzzeo, softball 1,2, volleyball 1-4, basket- ball l,2, Class Nite skit 2, Class Nite cheering 1-3, varsity cheering 4, Class Nite costumes l,2, hockey l,2, Senior play prop manager, apparatus 4. Peter Byrnes, Junior play, Class Nite basketball 1-4, Class Nite skit 1-4, J.V. football l,2, varsity foot- ball 3,4, American Legion Oratorical contest win- ner 4, golf 2. Harry Carl, Freshmen basketball, j.V. football 1,2, varsity football 3,4, j.V. basketball 2,3, varsity bas- ketball 3, varsity tennis 2, Class Nite basketball 1, Class Nite rope climbing 1, Class Nite relays 3. Ray Carlton, Freshman basketball 1, j.V. football 2,3, JN. basketball 2,3, bowling 4, Class Nite basketball 3, Science club 4, Rifle club 2,3, Owl staff 4, Lyn- News staff 3,4. Ann Carmichel, basketball 1-3, Class Nite decoration 1, Class Nite skit 2, Business staff of junior and Senior play, tennis 1-3, table tennis 1-3, Owl Activ- ities Editor, Hi-Y 1-4, secretary 4. Dorothee Carouno, hockey 1-3,'honor team 3, j.V. rifle 1-2, ping pong 1, Homeroom Representative 2. Student Council 2, Class Nite skit director 1-2, Class Nite relays 2,3, junior and Senior play, Year- book staff, Lyn-News 1-4, feature editor 3, 2nd place in Silver Medal Award in Rifle. Ioan Carrtens, hockey 1,2,3, volleyball 1-4, basketball 1-3, softball l,2, apparatus 4, j.V. cheering 2, var- sity cheering 3,4, Freshman cheering 1, Class Nite basketball 2,3, Class Nite bombardment 2,3, Lead- er's Club 2-4, Hi-Y 2-4. Nan Charde, basketball 1,4, volleyball 1, apparatus 3, bowling 2, Class Nite cheering 1-4, Class Nite decoration committee 1-4, Lyn-News 4, Home- room Representative 3. Thereta Colonna, Class Nite cheering 1-4, archery 2, badminton 1, softball 2,3, hockey 3, basketball l,2, 3, apparatus 3, volleyball. Paul Columbia, Junior play, track 1-4, j.V. basketball 2, cross country 3, intramural basketball 1,2,3, Class Nite square dancing 3, Class Nite volleyball 2, chorus 3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Science Club 4. john Condon, chorus 1-4, j.V. football 2, varsity football 3,4, Class Nite basketball. Annamay Connorf, Class Nite 1-4, Class Nite skit 2, Class Nite decorations 1-3, Homeroom Represen- tative 4, Business Manager Yearbook, Typing staff Lyn-News, Feature staff Lyn-News, volleyball 1-4, class team volleyball 1-4, basketball 3, hockey 1-2. Paul Coyne, j.V. football 3, varsity football, Class Nite skit, cageball 3-4. Larry Craigmile, rifle 3, Class Nite 3-4, football 4, baseball 4, intramural basketball 4, intramural soft- ball 4. Donald Crawford, football 2-3, Class Nite window diving. Bruce Crouman, track 1-4, cross-country 3, wrestling 1-2, Hi-Y 1-4, intramural basketball 1-3, cage ball 1-2. Robert Ditch, wrestling 1, J.V. football 1-3, Class Nite basketball 2,3, Homeroom Representative 4, intramural basketball 1-3, Class Nite skit 3, Class Nite wrestling 1. ,- Patricia Donnelly, tennis 1-2, bowling 1-3, htinor team 2-3, Class Nite cheerleading 1-2, Clay Nite decorations 3, Class Nite costumes 1-2. Anthony Duhamel. Barbara Fekete, bowling 1, tennis 1-2, Class Nite skit 1-2, Senior play 4, Lyn-News 1-3. X. Angeline Ferrara, Hockey 1, volleyball 2-3, Lyn-News staff, Owl staff. ,lack Fetzer, Freshman basketball, J. V. basketball 3, varsity basketball 4, intramural basketball 2-3, in- tramural softball 2, varsity basketball 3, Class Nite basketball 2, Class Nite relay races 3, Class Nite volleyball 3, Boy's Hi-Y 2-4, archery 2, Owl staff, J.V. basketball 3, Science club 4. Barbara Field, basketball 1-4, volleyball 2-4, tennis 3, badminton 2-4, Class Nite cheering 2-3, Yearbook Art Staff, softball 2-3, archery 1, Class Nite skit 2, Glee Club 2-3, bowling 2, Class Nite decorations 2-3. Robert Forxberg. Barbara Fried, Lyn-News 4, Owl staff, Class Nite skit 2, Class Nite relays 3, Class Nite decorations 1-3, tennis 1, basketball 1, badminton 1-3, table tennis 3-4, bowling 1-3, Science club 4. Ronald Friedman, Hi-Y 1-4, band and orchestra 1-4, property manager of Junior play. Richard Goll, rifle 1, cross-country 4, Boy's Hi-Y 3-4, Lyn-News 3-4, Class Nite checking 3, Science club 4, band 4, drum major 4. Mary Gorham, chorus 1-4. ' im 1... Mary Lou Graf, table tennis 1-4, Class Nite decora- tions committee 2, Class Nite relays 3, Yearbook Staff, basketball 4. David Greenwald, Hi-Y 2-4, intramural basketball 1-3, Owl staff 4, Lyn-News staff 4, junior play, Class Nite cageball 2, Science club 4. Betty Guenther, hockey l, badminton 2-3, baseball 1, basketball 1-3, Class Nite, kickball 1, skit 2, pep squad 3, bowling 2. Richard Haarnoot, j.V. football 1-3, J.V. baseball 3, intramural basketball 2-3, bowling 4. Mary jane Harrington, tennis 1, basketball 1, hockey 1-2, softball 1, Class Nite decorating committee 1-3, ticket committee 3, skit 2, kickball 1, Senior play, Owl staff, Lyn-News staff. Herbert Harkell, band 1-4, orchestra 1-4, intramural basketball 1-3, dance band 4. Nancy Haxrard, tennis 1, hockey 2-4, volleyball 1-4, basketball 1-4, softball 1-3, bowling 1-2, hockey honor team 2-4, volleyball honor team 4, softball honor team 2-3, Class Nite relays 1-2, basketball 1-4, bombardment 3, Hi-Y 4. Phyllis Hayden, tennis 1,2, bowling 1, Lyn-News 1, chorus 2, Class Nite 2. Carolyn Head, badminton 2-4, honor team 4, basket- ball 2, tennis 2, ping pong 3, honor team 3, Owl staff 4. Robert Herrmann, j.V. football 2, intramural basket- ball 1,2, Class Nite cageball 1,2. Ruth Hezinger, tennis 1,2, bowling 1-4, volleyball 1, Class Nite decorations 1-4, relay races 1-4, Hi-Y 1-4, j.V. cheerleading 1-2, varsity cheerleading 3,4, captain 4. Ronald Howard, Hi-Y 3,4, Class Nite checking 3, Class Nite decorations 2, sound effects manager gmior and Senior plays, Owl staff, Lyn-News 3,4, erman club 3, Science club 4, Junior prom en- 'yainment 3. A ld Johnson, rifle club 1-3, J.V. restling 1,2, j.V. ootball 2,3, Hi-Y 3,4, Class Nite wrestling 1, I ass Nite decorations 1,3, intramural basketball 2. Jfichard Johnron, rifle 3,4, Class Nite 1-4, intramural basketball 1-3, softball 2,3. Clare Juddxon, Junior and Senior play, Class Nite skit 2,3, Class Nite decorations 3, chorus 1-4, Opera Guild Representative 3, Lyn-News 1-4, Girl's State 3, Dramatic club 2, Owl staff, Feature editor 3, editor' 4. Kathryn Kalhach, hockey 1,2, basketball 1, archery -, 1-3, ping pong 2, Class Nite checking committee 1, Owl staff 4. Richard Kane, Lyn-News 3, one year at St. john's Prep School. Lloyd Kelley, Class Nite decorations 2-4, Assistant Art Editor of Yearbook 4, Science club 4, junior play 3, Hi-Y 3,4. Rosemarie Keenan, Swimming club 1-2, basketball 1, 2, C.Y.O. basketball 1-3, tumbling 3, Class Nite relay traces 3, Student Council 3, Class Nite checking. Virginia Kemple, Class Nite skit and decorations 3, Lyn-News, Feature Editor 4. Constance Kirk, volleyball 2,3, bowling 3,4. Margaret Knapp, Homeroom Representative 1, Lyn- News Feature staff 1, archery 1, Class Nite decora- tions and refi races 1, decorations 2, relay races 3, Lyn-News iyping staff 4, Yearbook staff 4. Arnold Lang , intramural basketball 1-3, Sports Editor ,L ' -News, Soprts Editor Owl, Hi-Y 3-4, L..-JA. ..-J C.,..:-.. nl-.. r-1 xv- 1 - A 1 - - , t... .ua-a... 1 V.---.,.1. club, Lyn-News staff 2,3, Class Nite decorations 2-4. Ira Levine, 2 years at Erasmus Hall High School, var- sity football 3-4, varsity baseball 3-4. Barbara Levitt, badminton 1-4, table tennis 2-3, honor team 3, bowling 2,3, Class Nite relays 1-3, Class Nite decorations 1, tumbling, Senior play, basket- ball 3. Herbert Lewir, rifle 1, Lyn-News staff 3, Corres- pondence Editor of Lyn-News 4, Owl staff, Class Nite checking 3,4, intramural basketball 1,2, chorus 4, Senior and Junior play, Science club 4, Boy's State 3. Irwin Lewis, intramural basketball 2. Satan Lake, hockey 4, chorus 3-4, Erasmus Hall High School. Betsey McDonnell, Hi-Y 3-4, Yearbook 4, Class Nite basketball 3, Class Nite bombardment 3, table ten- nis 2-4. Dolorer McDowell, Majorette 3-4, bowling 2-4, arch- ery 1-2, volleyball 3. Nancy McNeill, archery 1, tennis 2, table tennis 2, Class Nite decorations and skit 2-3, Art Editor of Owl staff 4, Glee Club 4. Tom McNeill, Freshman basketball, J.V. basketball 2,3, varsity basketball 4, j.V. football, varsity football, Class Nite volleyball 1-3, Class Nite bas- ketball l, Owl staff, Homeroom Representative 1. Evelyn Maiorino, Hi-Y, Leaders Club, hockey 1-4, honor team 2-4, softball 1-3, honor team 3, volley- ball 1-4, honor team 3-4, basketball 1-4, Class Nite basketball 1-3, Class Nite bombardment 3, Owl staff, Gold Key, Treasurer of Hi-Y. Josephine Maiorino, Hi-Y, Leaders Club, hockey 1-4, honor team 2-4, softball 1,3, honor team 2-3, volleyball 1-4, honor team 4, basketball 4, Class Nite basketball 1-3, Class Nite bombardment 3, Owl staff, Gold Key, Vice President of Hi-Y. Philip Maron, Hi-Y 2-4, Hi-Y Secretary 4, varsity club 4, bowling 2-4, basketball manager 2-4, rifle 2, Class Nite refreshment committee 3. Charlet Meier, Hi-Y 4, cross country 4, track 3, Lyn- News 4, dance band 4, band 1-4, orchestra 3, intramural basketball 1-3, intramural softball 3, Science club 4, archery 1-2. Barry Meirelman, Class Nite committees 1-4, Lyn- News staff 3, junior and Senior play, Hi-Y 2-4, Treasurer 4, Science club 4, Rifle club 2-3, Editor in Chief of Yearbook 4, Area Council Represen- tative. Barbara Merihov, Lyn-News staff 4, Owl staff. William Meyer, j.V. football 3, rifle 3, Class Nite 2, intramural basketball 2-3. Della Minerva, Class Nite cheering 1, j.V. cheering 1,2, varsity cheering 3,4, Lyn-News staff 2-4, cir- culation editor 4, junior and Senior play, Yearbook staff, basketball 1-4, Class Nite basketball 3, cos- tumes 3,4, bombardment 2, skit 1-3, volleyball 1-4, honor team 4, archery 1-3, honor team 1-3, softball 1-3, honor team 1, apparatus 4, honor team 4, Gold Key. Haghie Moore, Class Nite 1-4. Satan Morris, table tennis 1-2, basketball 1, Class Nite bombardment 2, Class Nite decorations 3, class secretary 1-4, Class Nite ticket chairman 2, student council 1-4. Leo Murphy, J.V. football 3, wrestling 1, track 1, chorus 2-4, Vice President 3, President 4, Senior play, Class Nite tumbling 2, Class Nite basketball Gloria Neff, Yearbook staff, Class Nite basketball 1-4, Class Nite relay 1, Class Nite bombardment 3, Class Nite costumes 3, Hockey 1-2, basketball 1-4, honor team, volleyball 1-4, apparatus 4, bowlirig 2, softball 1-3, kickball 2, badminton 3, Gold Key. David Nickerron, Class Nite basketball 1, Class Nite relays 1, j.V. football 1, Freshman basketball 1, Homeroom Representative 1, orchestra 1, intra- mural basketball 1-3. Robert O'Brien, Track manager 3, j.V. basketball manager 3, varsity basketball manager 4, Senior play manager 4. Francis Olren, Class Nite basketball 2, Class Nite volleyball 3, J.V. basketball 3, varsity basketball 4, intramural softball 2, intramural basketball 2, Yearbook staff 4, Lyn-News 4. Joseph Olroyz, Class Nite basketball 2, Class Nite vol- leyball 3, J.V. basketball 3, varsity basketball 4, intramural basketball2,Yearbook staff, Lyn-News 4. Robert Olren, j.V. football l,2, varsity football 3,4, Class Nite l,4, intramural basketball l,3, intra- mural softball 2,3. Carol Paul, tennis 1-3, honor team 2,3, Class Nite cheering 2-4, Class Nite decoration 3, table tennis 2-4, bowling 1, basketball l,2, Lyn-News staff, Yearbook, badminton. Lerlie Pearrall, Freshman basketball, intramural bas- ketball, j.V. football, varsity football. June Pellegrino, Leaders' Club 1-4, Hi-Y 4, Senior Play, Lyn-News, Owl staff, hockey 1-4, hockey honor team 3,4, volleyball 3, basketball 1-3, table tennis 4, softball 1-2, badminton 3, Class Nite bombardment 1, kickball 2, refreshments 1, bowl- ing 1-4, business manager for junior play. Nick Petrarca, j.V. football 2, Class Nite basketball 2, relays 1, band 2, Lyn-News 3, Owl staff, intra- mural basketball 1-3. Norma Polernak, badminton 1, ping pong 2, archery 2,3, Yearbook staff, Class Nite decorations 3. Raymond Pratt, Hi-Y 1-3, intramural basketball 1-3. Joan Quenzer, J.V. cheering 2,3, varsity cheering 4, hockey 1, hockey honor team 1, badminton 2-4, badminton honor team 4, volleyball 1-4, volley- ball honor team 4, bowling 2, softball 1-3, softball honor team 1-3, Class Nite relays 1-2, bombardment 3, basketball 1-4, decorations, Year- book Typing Editor, Lyn-News Staff, Hi-Y 3-4, Student Council 2, Homeroom Representative 2, Gold Key. John Ritedorf. Charlet Rogerr, Hi-Y 2-4, tennis 1-2, archery 1, Rifle club 3, band 1-2, intramural basketball 2-3, Class Nite decorations 2. Richard Roth, Freshman basketball, intramural bas- ketball 2, Class Nite basketball 2, j.V. basketball 3, varsity basketball 4, intramural softball 2,3, band l-2, chorus 2-3, Homeroom Representative 3, Class Nite volleyball 2,3, Lyn-News 4, Yearbook staff, Hi-Y 1-4, Hi-Y Chaplain 4, archery 2. Iamer Ryan, Class Nite 1-4. john Ryan, band 1-4, orchestra 1-4. Roy Salzman, Hi-Y 1-4, Vice President 3, President 4, Nassau-Suffolk State Hi-Y President 3, Chap- lain 4, New York State Hi-Y Cabient 3-4, intra- mural basketball 2-3, Class Nite committees '1-4, Lyn-News 3, Associate Editor 4, Yearbook Class Editor, Homeroom Representative 4, Rifle club 1-3, Science club 4, German club 3, J.V. basketball manager 2,3, band 1-2, Secretary 2, Junior play, Senior play, Boys' State delegate 3, Student Coun- cil 4. Robert Schmidt, bowling, intramural basketball. Geraldine Schock, Class Nite cheering 1, j.V. cheer- ing 2-3, captain 3, basketball 2-3, varsity cheering 4, bowling 2-3, tennis 1, Class Nite 2, Senior play, softball 1, archery 1, Class Nite skit 2-3, tumbling 3, Owl staff, Class Nite costumes, Class Nite deco- rations 2,3. Pat Sheerin, bowling 2, Class Nite decorations 2-3, Lyn-News staff 4, Owl staff. Sue Shepherd, tennis 1, bowling 1, chorus 2-4, Class Nite costumes 3, Lyn-News 4. Alexandra Silenzi, 3 years Franklin K. Lane High. Joyce Simon, hockey 1-4, honor team 3-4, volleyball 1-3, basketball 1-3, Lyn-News Typing Editor 4, Class Nite skit 1, Class Nite sports 1-3. Carl Skerir, archery 1, Rifle team 3,4, Class Nite re- freshments 3. Ianet Snyder, hockey 1-4, honor team 2-4, volleyball 1-4, honor team 4, basketball 1-3, honor team 3, softball 1-3, honor team 1-3, Hi-Y 2,3, chaplain 4, area council representative 3, Leaders' club 1-4, treasurer 2, president 4, vice president chorus 3, Student Council 1-4, secretary 3,4, class treasurer 1-4, Lyn-News 4, Owl staff, Gold Key. Edna Stiner, volleyball 2-4, archery 1-4, honor team 1-3, bowling 1-3, basketball 2-4, Class Nite relays 3, Class Nite decoration committee 2,3, skit l,2, Lyn-News staff 2-4, Girl's Sport Editor 4, Senior play, Owl staff. William Terry, Hi-Y 1-4, secretary 3, vice president 4, vice president of class l,2, Science club 4, intra- mural basketball 1-3. Ann Thumann, hockey 1, archery 1, ping pong 2, Class Nite relays 3,,checking 1, refreshments 2, Lyn-News staff, Owl staff. john Turner, intramural basketball, archery, Class Nite refreshments. 4- Reinhard Uhe, golf l,2, intramural basketball. , Rafael Villalha, Hi-Y 3,4, track 3. 7 Alice Varture, Class Nite decorations 1-4, basketball, 2, baseball 2, chorus 1-4. joan Weihezahl, bowling 1-3, badminton 1-4, bad- minton honor class 4, Class Nite refreshment com- mittee 3, Owl staff, Lyn-News staff. Philip Weirr, Class Nite basketball 1-4, intramural basketball 1-3, band 1-4, orchestra 1-4, varsity bowl- ing 3,4, varsity club 3,4. jean Weirrman, hockey 1-4, honor team 2-4, volley- ball 2,3, ping pong 1, basketball 1-4, softball 1-3, Leaders' Club 2-4, vice president 4, Lyn-News 3, Corresponding Editor 3, Hi-Y 1-4, treasurer 3, president 4, Owl Associate Editor 4, Class Nite decorations 1, relays 1, basketball 1-3, bombard- ment 2,3, Gold Key 4. Jane Willir, chorus 3,4, baseball 3,4, basketball 3,4, Junior and Senior play, volleyball 3,4, Lyn-News staff, Owl staff 4. Lawrence Wolf. Grace Wolfram, Hi-Y 3,4, chorus l,2, Class Nite skit 2, Owl staff 4, junior play prompter. John Wolfram, archery 3, Science club 4, chorus 1,2. Edward Zimmerli, varsity football 3,4, j.V. football l,2, varsity baseball 3,4, Freshmatn basketball 1, Class Nite basketball l,4, Class Nite volleyball 2,3, Class President 3,4, Student Council Qce President 3,4, intraurmal basketball 1,4. M f1SX rag . ibn... :mf 5 , I' UQ From-Trimingham, Maggiore, McLellan, Klcppcr, Knapp, Hnskvll Murphy, Relnhardr. Second-Kelly, Spmclli, Morris, Henkel, Ludcn Eels, Miridiere. Third-Killeen, Hocckcr, Kalish, -Iungcr, Nuccra Fourth-Crawford, G., Short, Brinkerhog, Sonvc, Penta, lfcrri Spatenga, Crawford, F. The fumbfff AW Comm LA U ww cg lrnm Butwn 'Iom lxunpal l'XlLlfI11lI1 IXIIIIUILF DQGCI- Hinck, Sanders, Dcasy, Scott, Lcight, Grimes, Lyall. Feld lLkL C ull lrsuxwn Bucs Suomi Stlnkclmln INIILFIOKLZIIO, lfmlrfh-Abrunls, I,i!UPillL1XX', Turner, Macflormac, Wfnltnmn INLITII Waller Xxxlrkql ixplm Dxrrllgm Giordano 'lhird- Ahrcns, Frothinglram, Harold. '1 ca C v 0 Front-Brennan, Boyle, Wfogloln, Kenny, Gillcn, M., Tcsslerm Mus- troiainni, Riortl.in. Sctnritl-Sli.iip. limwnson, Gillcn, N., Leopold Haus, lltirnctimii. Pcpcritis, lfistlicr, CQ., l.t'vcmclx. Tliirtl-Pliint, XVi litims, Reilly, Stlirc-im-r, lfclix. Qtiinto, Provost, Btintcn, l7ourtli-Cin- que, llousc, Ci.istcll.imss, Switn-r. Hcltllu-r4u, lzstlictilxicli, Rockstroh CLASS QF Ho 'Der Bilrb 00171 a f R elim alibi, jvfxsb 1.652111 I3 fix, 1115, X Oseph ' ilrl ' , G' 6 A1., C'-'mix iordanoy Hi5CormaC En Pe ' p. F lll Front-Coopcr, Wliitc, Mgitlgck. Lzitnnik, Nesbitt, Rice, Schwartz, libmeyer, Sopcr. liourtli-Schneider, Dobbs, Nagel Fischer, li. Sccontl-Liirigtlmi, 1.1-ngcl, Koch, Hannon, lfess- Schryvcr, johnson, Knapp, Adamson, Morrissey. lcr, Ln Buu. 'l'l1irtl-Dtmsli, Allswpp, Cliurpcnticr, Inman, 55 Front-Nadler, Mounreney, Ackerman, Brown, Karrfel, Mendelbaum, Stanchi, Horn, Lando. Second-Knapp, Drahos, Hildenhrand, Baldas- sare, Prendergast, Dolan, Anderson, Stevenson, Brinkerhoff. Third- White, Demarest, Glass, Haggren, Lewis, House, Berke, Stegemeier Fourth-Glynn, Cestone, Haasnoot, Schwan, Condon, Marcus, Ralph After the Second Ham! VWMIW . Blagmes' f ' ,Bhd N creww' - i ' ' . Scared mghy 56 fer, ' EXCSQS. - 9. Po rYie3SU , was O Mgsiippw, i we ffxf,,R0be'f,,eSiaenL grail ' Shea, Me Bohn 1. ww From-Piconc, Porash, Allin, Arthur, Woolsey, Smith, Ben- Donohue. Third-Brennan, Goerrler, North, Ross, Gregory, iamin, Brousscau, Xweissman. Second-Koufakis, Case, Bayley, Kennedy, Eid, Kowalski. Fourth-Thumann, Sulli- Roscnfeld, Zwirling, Goble, Rothwell, Wildhack, Thomas, van, Maurer, Beaven, Mcohea, Cassetra, Graham. 56 , .1 - -avid 345 K X X , . Fronr-Sheriff, Weinstein, Schmidt, Meier, Goldman, Lubarr, E. Burke, D. Burke. Seconal-West, Rogers, Coynf, Cox, Bown, johnson, Hend rickson, Philaro, Cosenza, Third-Cono oguc, Cherno, Veccia, Ringen- bach, Lowell, Leib, Corin. Fourth-Grossman, Held, Cotie, Ohman, Halvorsen, Solcol, Gallagher. .I I J CLASS Clit ef 3 Home 1-6113 Rep 111 Ie feg gNDagm . Barbarlellfafjvesh ar Haggtez Weiksnian Sfatc-dx . . Stan d. Front-Benedict, Brennan, Barrels, Davison, Dior, Hunt, son, Marlcey, Nerrie, Tolmach, Flynn, Leiberman, Moran Graf, Blagnies, Blaney, Second-Leavy, Kirkegaard, Holland, Fourth-Fox, Langdon, Reade, Elias, Maffucci, Phippen Weber, Trenrman, McDonald, jordan. Third-Herris, John- Currie. jfpff Q L.. r-col J'-' i Charvat, Salmon, Morris. Second-Buzzn, Lrvinc, Lilynn, lhcurcr Front-DeMartino, B. johnson, Norton, O'l-lata, G. -Iohnsnn, Fglutz lmhusch. Smith, Soli,mon, Tully, Sthvuartz, Strolmch, Brutal-as, Morris 1 l'ourth-Watson, McKee, Sicms, Wcislwcrgcr, Smith, jones, Anilrxricsc Matthies. ,' I G! fxmik' . if, ' di gl 1, ,. V, lx 1 1 f 1 4' fl 2 5' , 6 ew 1 V, , JD 1 JN ,L f' X ' V' ' if I I . ' f I S , - Calamity ' 618' . , 1 . . sea'CLl'Dglilwn- Tlfllccf 5 . rim oihwfg. triimwzc mi? 'M Q , 1 .x ' .lf eta v,-v,V,mU .- ' X lwcg ibLgYt.tir?Xf:,y.xs Bch I i i-I YC ' . N xivywiiklcm' ,I 1 FYOIII-Ci8SSCIY3l.Sl1dPlf0,SL1flSUUC,BUZZH,pCPPlI0,L2lQLllLl8I'21, Coakley, Overland, Vanesse, Donahue, Brentlel, Wright Johnston, NX'.ilsh, Liivlz. Surmmtl-Zucker, J. Party, Balazs, Fourth-Hanson, Danks, Mayr, Larsen, Williams, Ferri Miller, Lctuit, Bruiistlun, P. Furry, Baum. Thirti-Dahar, Keenan, I-lnlfmzm. West, Beck, Dior, Roscnhurg, Morrissey, Cavanaugh, Hciktxus. Thirrl- 7 l u 1 4, A U . 1 Camartlella. , ? 1 K, , - rid f .G 'Nix I i ' 1, I A ,m,-., - ' ,-fjf ,,f. ', I ,W ll, ' , ' ' ' ' , f f ,. 4 , , X ! 'Hi 7 I ,Z ,L7 of 'vs i sm in - V' Front-Levee, Hartman, McDonnell, jefferson, Chisholm, Lieb Wehers, Rulfles, Holtkamp, Second-Fetzer, Fenenlwock, Eichenfeld, if George, Ostrow, Kiss, Bennett, Jaques, Schuster. Third-Covert, Don nltl, Denton, Whitaker, Coakley, Meier, Appleman, Haasnoot Fourth-l,owcll, Tutty, Ford, Malmrose, Grimes, Buxhoenetlen, Reilly CLASS QF ,S M . V 1 Omffo m Z 1 ' I ' 7 I , 1t1Oagl.sVVhip3ke5epregentati Q i N I if I sey, Ala ' Cofinn V632 S ,V f f , ' I I , ff ,Ji HJ n Zadfel, 6 Gaylol. eatedx 'G- L 'kj , ' ' fame I ,S lm W , U , F ' 'Z 5 if 1 S -y Al X j, u f3 l r E N E 1 Front-Galgano, Evans, Mintz, McNamara, Leverock, Mugno, Soave, Seegers, Stayley, Harding, Grimes, Gaylor, Nardozzi, Cronin, Lis, Petrarca. Second-Stabile, Maass, Dougan, Schultz, Raiche. Fourth-Burns, Schreiner, Lessne, Cerny, Zimmerman, Gold, Goble, Petrizzi, Hirnble, Lazo. Third- Doelling, Fraser, Whitman, Cook, Garland, Zolan. 59 l 1 H EDUCATIO In the days of our forefathers and colonial ancestors, little was taught in the schools except the fundamental 3R's: Readin', Ritin', and 'Rithmeric Even these three essentials were often inadequately taught to the pupils because of poor methods and even poorer facilities. Nowadays, with our progress in education, every student has ample fr' i .3 rs i is X .5 A l ,gf W a I 4 if , A -L Q A Wil! 14.6 STUDENT COUNCIL: Frmzl-Morrisey, Gaylor, Whitaker, Betli. Simon. Donahue, Mtliee. Serorzd- McShea, Potash, Goble, Haggren, Blagnies, Vfeissman, Phippen. 'I'bm!- liates. Peper- itis, Morrisey, Rockstroh, MacCormac, Giordano, Fessler, Nesbitt. Frmr1lJ-Salznian. Disth. Pearsall, Zimmerli, Morris, Snyder, Connors. House of Burgesses Under the able leadership and guidance of Ed Rockstroh, president of the Student Council, and Mr. J. Ray johnson, advisor, many problems were worked out and many activities were planned for the student body. Through its efforts a successful contest was held at Christmas in which all of the home rooms tried their best to decorate the blackboards with drawings that carried out the Christmas spirit. Also in the course of its weekly Wednesday meet- ings the Student Council decided upon the policies to be used at Class Nite. As the years pass, everyone realizes more and more the important part the Student Council plays in voic- ing the opinions and wishes of the student body. 62 OFFICERS: Seaferl-Zimmerli, Vice President. Stand ing-Snyder, Secretary, Rockstroh, Presidentg Morris sey, Treasurer. ACTIVITIES Roy Salzman Auociate Editor Dorothee Carousso Feature Editor Della Minerva Circulation Editor Clare juddson Editor LYN-NEWS The Lyn-News, Lynbrook High School's news- paper received excellent support from the student body to give it another successful year. The editorial staff, composed entirely of Seniors, improved the paper in each of the twelve issues. The reporters, feature writers, and business staff, made up of underclassmen, will put to advantage the ex- perience gained this year, in next year's Lyn-News. Each issue had its origin when Clare juddson, editor-in-chief, and Miss Eudora Lampman, the ad- visor, made out a list of stories. Assignments were given out, fulfilled, handed in, typed, sent to the printers, and returned in galley sheets. After they were proofread, a dummy was made ready for press. The final copy was awaited eagerly by the homeroom reps who did an excellent job in distributing the paper. Since the Lyn-News is self-supporting, and is sold at cost, buttons and booster plates for cars were sold, to pay for pictures and larger issues. Business details were handled by Ronald Howard and his business staff, under the able guidance of Mr. J. Ray johnson. Herbert Lewis Edna Stines Arnold Langberg Correrbondinz Editor Girls' Stivfff Bow' Sbvflr Joyce Simon Typing Editor Virginia Kempel Feature Editor Ronald Howard Advertising Manager Marilynn Berger Headline Ediivf TYPING AND BOYS' SPORTS: Front - Knapp, M., Paul, Quenzer, Con- nors, Snvder. Second - Meier, Blauvelt, Manter, Greenwald, Carlson, Ahrens, Disch, Perrarca. NC lfliA'l'URli: Ifrmzt-Knlislm Charllc, Hnrringmn, Mr- Donncll, Pel lcgrino, A rem Seann! - Willis, Bevnns, Goll, Ccrny, Croscnzn, ,'gl YI wr fs nd REPORTERS: Front - Haggren, Hunt, Fisher Knapp, C. Second-Burke E., Glass, Lieb, Ringen- bach. '30 'BA 4 K ii 1: Front-Byrnes, Crawford, J., Crawford F., Notturno, Carl, McNeill, Weiss. Second-Crossman, Levine, Mason, Brinkerhoff, Coyne, Penta, Soave, Third-Zimmerli, Eschenbach, Olson, Nagel. Abrenl-Dellaro, Columbia, Condon, Fetzer, Mayr, Spatenga, Lazo, Sander, Reinhard. Front-Messrs.: Covert, Carl, Byrnes, Brennan CChairmanJ, Diot, Phippen, Tolmach, Bevan. Semnd- West, Williams, Camardella, Warren, Lieberman, Ostrow, Rockstroh. Third-Reilly, Garland, Beck, Larsen, Condon, Reilly. Ahrent-Benedict, Flynn, Guden, Hawthorne, Snelders, Switzer, Wuest, Xydias. VARSITY CLUB The Lynbrook Varsity Club is an honorary organi- zation made up of our school's athletes who have won a letter in any of the major sports and who have displayed good sportsmanship, courtesy, and fair play at all times. Each year new members are elected into the club as the Senior letter men leave. Once a year the club has its annual dinner to furnish funds to keep up the club and buy athletic equipment. The organization is under the direction of the Dad's Committee and its advisor, Coach Covert. Standirzg-Carl, president. Sealed-Coach Covert, ad- visor, Zimmerli, secretary Y f 3, gg fag X g 'is' . . Sy s + s g Q ,753 . r ,,. .-, fy' 'cr ' , V1 5 'T' . 2 A J ,gcdf K . V 5 . .TQ A D Q 5 X af F 1 A ov X- 1 I 1 G7 ' . . K:.x1 E i iqmsgz- fs, r M Y - ' i n 751 ' ' ' k 'i ,Q ,. as T sf: T. ' ,X ,M A- k xx 'cya' N A K -Q 3 . kk :leg V3 ' Ritz i g 1 ' is i 1 if ri 6 af , lgilff' ron!-Carstens, Snyder, Maiorino, J., Maiorino, E., Pellegrino, Weissman. Second-Nesbitt, Kalish, X MUQM f' orris, De Gelleke, Reilly, Gillen, N., Nocera. Third-Schmidt, Benedict, Goble, Hunt, West, , 'b endrickson, Dtahos, Haggren. Fourth-Simon, Stayley, Morris, Ford. ' l i , - ' U LEADERS' CLUB Once again we give our acknowledgment to the wonderful services continually being performed by our outstanding leaders. Besides their daily tasks such as checking the locker room and recording the at- tendance, throughout the year the leaders have had other projects. These included selling soda at football games, helping with the clothing drive, and putting on an exhibition of marching for Class-Nite. The leaders meet each Friday afternoon, and at their meetings they practice skills for the coming sports. They often act as student teachers for the girls' gym classes. These duties are always accomplished well, under the careful guidance of their advisor, Miss Norwat. Our leaders, in these many ways, set a fine ex- ample for the girls of I.. H. S. 2 5 Seated-Miss Norwat, advisor. Slamfing-Goble, treasurer Snyder, president, Kalish, secretary, Weissman, vice-pres 67 Evelyn Maiorino Treaxuref janet Snyder C baplain Jean Weissman Preudenl GIRLS' HI-Y A nation's strength depends upon individualsg and the Girls' Hi-Y, in developing the character of its members, stresses service. During 1950-51 the Hi-Y, under the leader- ship of the president, jean Weissman, presented a snow suit to a needy child through Needlework Guild, joined with the Boys' Hi-Y in directing the Youth Center, brought speakers to the groups, took aptitude tests, held a parents' dinner and a faculty tea. Needless to say, the girls also managed to have a lot of fun. The girls would like to express their appreciation to their advisor, Miss Swarthout, whose patience and understanding, has guided them throughout the years. Miss Swarthout Advisor 'iii' Josephine Maiorino Vice Prexident Ann Carmichel Secretary GIRLS HI-Y: Front-Berger, Hassard, Snyder, Quenzer, Pellegrino, Maiorino, J. Second-Carstens, McDonnell, Carmichel, Maiorino, E., Weissman, Wc-lfram. Third--Torre, West, Kalish, Bates, Tessler, Weissman, Sherrill. Fourth-Haus, Reilly, Drahos, Haggren, Brennan, Leopold, Becton. Barry Meiselman Trearurer Richard Roth Chaplain Roy Salzman President BOYS' HI-Y The Boys' Hi-Y, under the careful guidance of Mr. J. Ray Johnson, accomplished many things this year. In.the fall, the boys sold candy at all the home football games. just before Christmas they took turns helping the Lions Club sell Christ- mas trees for charity. Along with the president of the Girls' Hi-Y, Barry Meisel- men, as representative of the club, and Roy Salzman, as a member of the State cabinet, were sent up to Albany for the Area Council meeting, where they met with Hi-Y's from all over the state. Throughout the year, the boys invited the Girls' Hi-Y to joint meetings with guest speakers. J. Ray Johnson Advisor A S . l William Terry Vice President Philip Mason Secretary i l BOVYS' HI-Y: Front-Rogers, Crossman, Terry, Mason, Villalba, Meier. Second-Limpitlaw, Abrams, Switzer, Langberg, Meiselman, Eid. Third-Greenwald, Salzman, Fetzer, johnson, Bellows, Leib. Fourth-Howard, Kelly, Goll, Roth, Craigmile, Ahrens. I-il-l y il Ei Mil' 3 Y .- Lf Mr. Moss . 1 1 ll . l 2 , h 3 AXQ, i! Q. MUSIC MAKERS The colonists who heard the fife, drum and bugle as portrayed in the Spirit of 76 had nothing on the students of Lynbrook High School who are fortunate, indeed, to have two wonderful musical organizations in their midst. Under the new and very able leadership of Mrs. Eva Wright, the orchestra, which consists of about twenty-five members, was heard at some of our assemblies and did a magnincient job playing at the junior and Senior plays. We were also very proud of the string section of the orchestra which per- formed for us in the Christmas program. As the colonists were inspired by their familiar tunes, so all those who cheered on the L. H. S. football team were inspired by the lively strains of music played by our band. Supervised by a new leader, Mr. Earl Moss, they have practiced hard all year and are becoming quite accomplished. We all know that new leaders bring new ideas and Mr. Moss is no exception since he has instituted something different in our school, a dance band. Another innovation this year was the establishment of the position of drum major, which was filled very capably by Richard Goll. Marilyn Berger, head major- ette, worked hard and was very successful in teaching her group new routines. We appreciate very much the vast amount of work and effort which has been put forth by these groups and which has resulted in bringing a great deal of pleasure to the whole school. 0 BAND: Front-Goll, Drum Major, Provost, Klepper, Plant, Killeen, Berger, Chief Majoretteg Gillen, McDowell. Gregory. Coyne. Williams. Semin!-Fetzer, Gorin, Beaven, Baldassarre, Weber, Meier, Hoecker, Norton. Third-Mr. Moss, Zolan, Schreiner, Lessne, LeBou, Dugan! Bornernan. Fpurlh- s.x il N fn11S lfnmt-Nagel, Blauvclt, Biiltlussare, Meier, Criiigmilc, Mr, Moss. Semnd-Zolan, Thomann, Moran. Bnguc. Goran. XVciss. Butler, Leilu. 1 ORCHESTRA OI7lillQliRS3 Smrcif-Pctralrca, Vice President Held, Librarian, Riortl.1n, Librarian. Siur1di11g-Ringenbachz Sub Prcsitlentg Heaven, Sefretnry, Moran, Sulw Vice Presi dent, Bluuvclr, Presitlcnt, absent. BAND OFFICERS: Sealed-Beaven. Presidentg Weiss, Sec- rctary1 Bogue, Treasurer. .Smzzdizzg-Ivloran, Vice President l'J A Ne n 1 6 I I 2 J I 'WT ,S R. Q Q' Scalud-Holtltiirnp, Benjamin. Ifrouf-Sanscme, Imbusch, Mugno, Malmroe, Schultz, Bezyack, Abram- -' sun. Ccrny. Eels, PL-ti'iirc.i. Sammi-Zolari. Moran, Thomann. Weiss, Gorin, Beaven, Butler, Riortlan, Q 4 Norton Tlfirl Criiiqmilc Biltlissirre Rini.,Lnlu4h Leilw H ll M W 4 h B , . i-,i , , 1 ina ', K f' , I , et, rs. rig r, ogue, Blauvelr, ' Lroerrler, Haskell. f ' f , Q. 4 4 ,1 1' 'Fl X1 MQ CHORUS Under the direction of Mrs. Eva C. Wright, the Lynbrook High School Mixed Chorus, Voice Classes, and soloists pre- sented many and varied musical programs during the year. The groups opened the year with an audience sing, and the season was not closed until a group had sung at Senior Gradu- ation. Highlights were the Christmas Concert and the Mav Concert. Several soloists were featured at the Chorus's programs, including Alice Vurture, Peter Bvrnes, Clare juddson, Mary Gorham, and l.illian Lengel. .Iosephine Holtkamp accompanied the groups, assisted by Phyllis Hildenbrand and Anita Denton. The Voice l and ll classes were featured in several pro- grams, including a radio broadcast on WHLI. ffpiff ,ff Page 75 Top, CHORUS OFFICERS: Seated- Hildehrand, Treasurer. Starldizzg-Byrnes, Vice- president, Murphy, President, Berger, Secretary Page 75 Bottom: Sealed-Holtkamp, Front-Hen zog, Meier, johnson, Rulffes, Wchers, Jefferson Morris, Brousseau, Smith. Second-McNamara Rapp, Solomon, Tutty, Coakley, M., Ford, Mc- Donald, Coy, Coakley, B., Cornell. Page 72 Bottom: Sealed-Holtkamp. Front-Gillen Brown, Ntzcera, Shepherd, Goldman, McNeill Mounteney, Luke, Riordan, Eisenson. Second- Hildenhrand, Wright, Kempel, Kirkegaard Baum, Berger, Vurture, Lengel. Third-West, Jor- dan, Dolan, Vanesse, Denton, Ludin, Henkel Grimes, Coyne, Donohue. Fourih-Drahos, North Gorham, DeGelleke, juddson, Willis, Provost Maggiore. Fifth-Burke, Bozza, Ringenbach Glynn, Kowalski, Leilv, Lewis, Crawford, Lazo West, Beck, Peppito. Sixth-Murphy, Grimes Camardella, Heldherg, Columbia, Switzer, Reilly J V 9-r6,?g?.lyj' Held, Schryher, Garland, Byrnes. n L 645 '44 A ,Q as 9 gk! iff' M A 4 1 if ,Q W Q HQ' -5-sz, .. 5 w as 3 ms 1 , Q 2 i 2 P 4. A , 5'f f' 'I 4M 51 'I Kwok, gigabit ,V 0? QQ r SENIGR PLAY The story of Our Miss Brooks is riotously com- plicated with two love affairs, stolen basketballs and musical instruments, and an irate basketball coach who lost his star forward to the class play Lost Horizon. Our Miss Brooks will always bring back fond memories to all who saw it and especially to those who shared the fun of making it a success. It will take its place in L.H.S. history as another of Miss Lampman's capably directed plays. Left to right-Schock, Berger, Carousso, Langberg Fekete Minerva Lewis Levitt Stines Harrington Murphy. lk 1 5 .wsu Left to right-Arena, Meiselman, Willis, juddson, Salzman, Howard, Pellegrino, Carmichel, Bevan ff Pltlfnu THE CLASS OF ,sl 0KS 42 'OUR . 3 Agn A Cllmtdy In K Y Cl-AR Amped by PERR bet 17 at 8:15 . vem Friday Evenmg, N551-10 ooL AUDITORIUM LYNBROOK HIGH -I-m,l75c -Jw,--ef- 'v 5,136 Aalllgllfm sz: . hool Orches- High Sc by the the acts M ic is furniShed biwlJIiZnEva Wright' us . ' nder the direfrtlon 0 tra ll , Miss Ann , non of t lass under the dlrec c by the ar Posters are Cullen- CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Y . ,hen Janet Kenn d MISS BROOKS U d s LeOP0x fa well-liked high school English teacherl . . Norma Arena GXH Y us Jane new Miss 1-WINCH are friendly librarianj ..,,,S S,,.S SS..S.S. c 1 am Juddmn Ha Sher ', gh? . T95 , I Doro . umm Haffle' HUGO LONGACRE ' Vi,-ginla fthe hard-working athletic coachj ,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,, B arry Meiselman a Giuen Norm Cmen MR. WADSWORTH Mndfed ' fthe harassed high school Principalj , ,. , ,... , .,,,,,., Roy Salzman MISS AUDUBON fthe Huttery music teacher? , , . ,, June Willis 'L , Business S143 Business managerxliuth Woglom ' P roperty managersNTerry Colonna, Mary Lou Buzzeo STUDENTS A St X 4? age managers Ronald Howard, Robert O'Brien ELSIE filightyj ,,,.. .... ,..... , , , ,,,.. .. . .. ,, Barbara Levitt P L . f mmptm Ba'ba'a Bevansf Ann Carmwhel ELAINE cafmuousp .te.tte... ee..........,,. D ein Minerva 5 s JANE fsincerel ....., ..,,.,. ,,.,.,. M ar y Jane Harrington A SYLVIA freliablel .,,,e.e, ..s,ssoro,o,s,s,o E dna sums ' , Om ' Place. Miss Brooks classro DORIS fa pest! ..... ...t...., Geraldine Schock ,T Time: The present spring synomh MARGE fsarcasticj ., .. ..,... .. Dorothee Carousso FAITH fquerulousj .....,,... , .... ...... B arbara Fekete K l Act I: Lage afiefnooneral weeks later RHONDA fspoiled, selfishl ..,.,,,,.. .... , , Marilyn Berger A t H, Af1ern00n'sev I lay TED fathleticl ..,........,.....,.,.....,. ,,,...,,, L eo Murphy C ' hoo P 'R A t IH. The night of the sc STANLEY findustriousj .,., ,,.. .e,,.,,,.,,. H e rbert Lewis C . MARTIN findiiferentj . ,. ., , . ,, , Arnold Langberg MRS. ALLEN fRhonda's domineering motherl June Pellegrino I 69 P63 The Big Moment Arrives. 9666K 159 f FRESHMEN - A Thousand and One Nights ji W , SOPHOMORES - Ziegfeld Follies em' ' OUW5 JUNIORS - Annie Get Your Gun SENIORS - Holiday Inn SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHS FROSH Sketch for Decorations .............. Skit 1100 pointsb ........... M ........................ 84 Decorations 1 100 pointsj ............................................................ 100 Tickets 12 points per ticketl ............................. - ....................... 615 Girls' Relays-3 relays, 20 points each relay 18, 5, 4, 35 14 Boys' Tug-0-war 140 pointsj ...................................................... 10 110 semi, 20 fmalsj Girls' Volleyball 140 pointsl ....... 10 110, 10 semi, 20 Hnalsj 10 20 Boys' Volleyball 140 pointsb ....... 10 110, 10 semi, 20 finals? 10 20 Girls' Basketball 175 pointsl ....... 25 125, 25 semi, 25 iinalsl Boys' Basketball 175 pointsb ......, 25 125, 25 semi, 25 finalsj 25 25 Cheering 1100 pointsb .............................. 97 Costumes 1100 pointsb ........................................ 93 Checking 12 points per dollarb ............................ 44 Refreshments 12 points per gross dollarb ......... 85 TOTALS ...................,..........................................., ..... 1 322 10 93 95 615 16 10 20 10 10 10 25 25 25 93 90 48 108 1303 10 76 82 615 17 10 10 25 25 25 25 75 65 32 77 1169 10 68 80 600 1 3 10 10 10 25 25 25 77 83 27 81 1144 l Senior Skit. SEIIIIHS H0lidaY Inn Basketball Winners Freshmen Cheerleaders Senior Checking and Refreshments fx , ' W - N I junior Cheerleaders Annie Get Your Gun Basketball Winners B0 Volleyball Winners ,.. .J ?:ixan'X M-,YI , Sophomore Cheerleaders I f' he 1 Senior Cheerleaders Volleyball Winners siirus Ziegfeld Follies Fl' 5 junior Checking and Refreshments A Thousand And One Nights 1 9 1 Freshmen CQl1cnking.1 and Refreshments Sophomore Checking and Rcfrcshmcnts . , , Y 2 lj o Winning Tug-0-War Wlinning Relay Team 2 if 3 is f , ' 5 1 j , X 2 i 1 2 gg 1 R Q! 5 E J ' ? me: o gg ,N 2 ' Z fo + ge P 2 N fi i EA ', I , ' , E i . 3 fifw? 'L:,'AiV3 W' A 5 - 5 . -Q E yy' I , X if QAM' Q I 1 PHA mg u ' rex fy- -, -gf o Y f,. V J' A 1 . M 42 5 M ff, -QA Q.. x 'f' YV - - - 1 . - 1, J- 1 V -. AT, M315 1 ,, W If t x C27 w X, If Ar, 7 1 X . I ,ff N Sf....- -o . -..m--4lu-- 'W' '-M-f mww, ' 4-0' Winnin ill Skit ex V N-.IX A -JN Afhpiifjllqmxwx M 'wx f A mf xi M' JQW Nw wx! g3,WJ,, SPORTS Penta, Levine, Norturno, J., Crawford, G. Notturno, W., Condon, McNeill. Line-Reinhard, Coyne, Spatenga, Major, Murphy, Zimmerli, Soave. Backheld-Byrnes, Minerva, Davis, Crawford, F. FOOTBALL Winning only one game and tying two, a light but scrappy Lynbrook squad suffered a poor season on the improved Marion Street playing field. Opening the season on September 30, the Owls lost a thriller to a highly favored Woodmere eleven by a 13-6 score. On the following Saturday, the Owls lost another close game to East Rockaway's Rocks by the same 13-6 score. Fate alone was the only factor that prevented the Owls from defeating a strong Long Beach squad. With the score O-0 and only seconds to play, a pass from quarterback jack Davis to end Tom McNeill was caught and then dropped as Tom went crashing into the spectators. The Garden City Trojans invaded Marion Street on Saturday October 23 and overpowered the Lyn- brook team with an easy 26-6 victory. At long last, the Owls finally won their first game of the season by trouncing Malverne's Mules 26-6. The boys really celebrated after this game. The Owls threatened to make their second victory of the season as they tied South Side 6-6 in a game that was a thriller to the end. The game was played at Marion Street before an overflowing crowd. Heading the squad were co-captains john Minerva and Ken Major. Both players turned in outstanding performances. Another name which ought to be men- tioned is that of Lynbrook's tall right end, Richie Reinhard, who made All-scholastic and was a spark- plug of the team. Although the Owls had a comparatively unfavor- able season, they still showed the same fight and pep which characterizes all of Lynbrool-r's teams. Front-Gallagher, Levine, Davis, Coyne, Minerva, Brinkerhoff, Major, Murphy, Crawford, G., Crawford, F., Byrnes, Eid, Penta. Second-Tolmach, Reilly, Anderson, Spatenga, Olson, Bellows, Bogus, Leiberman, Carl, Sander, Soave, Reinhard. Third-Coach Sylvia, Coach Leyden, Presno, Cnnrlnn. Rnrksrrnh. McNeill. Zimmerli. Nntturno. I.. Waltman. Grossman. Craizmile. Ohman. Marcus, Tolmach, Leiberman, Schneider, Olson, Grossman, Eid, Gallagher. ,.q -,+, A - .' ,Sy K in r 4, - X 55 , . ,ff ' K-- 21 f. N G we-1 , - wsTws,Tfsqs1: '- N , s s N w ' U 1 ,Q , 5,-ysai r J + I Owls vs. Bluejackets. ll V1 by jf! 'l lt bf f i ' I l' 1 Front-Heikaus, Garland, Rosenberg, Carpenter, Beck, Williams, Reilly. Second-Morrissey, Zim merman, Lazo, Schreiner, Lessne. Larsen. Thin!-Burns, Mayr, Himbele, Cook, Demarest, Maass George. , 'rf ' nh 'ia MAJORETTES1 Killeen, Gillen, Plant, Klepper, McDowell, Coyne, Williams, Provost, Berger. 'YE Eff ve! . 0 Nl B fb HYll:flvKar5lY no e Le Mr, Walltcr McShea, baton twirling Instructor. HLA D . DR R , UM lAhtxR'f'wft1MglSllJR K lf, 3 . 1 1 VARSITY CHEERING Schock, Woglom, Reilly, Minerva, Quenzer, Hezinger, Carstens, Mastroianni. 71 I xi! I? V I 1. xm xi: , , !' Lu 1 D 'fl 1 X ll ' Q In f 4, I 2 f,x f ' 1 I , V . YANG 4 . N CHEF! Ins, Pet 1 ESHMA x M0 XR - Covcri- Bcxigfilvxn. Mnyns, 'dm-3, bl BK-QMCY Mock, Laqux gawk, Lev J J- V efferson H U n ,J HalggfHEER ING en, Dior, Tully, Bla D Ip gnles V sv vk 'Jig' sf ' vwi W and Sylvia. A qv Tix i t , pt ee- ,sa W 'X ll V6 2 4 f' if nl C 4 04: A L-.R gf- , l COACHES: Hawthorne, Covert, Basketball The students of Lynbrook High can always be proud to look back on the record of the 1950-51 basketball team, which won I6 out of I9 games, with a squad consisting of only two veterans, Richie Reinhard and Chuck Dellaro. The rest of the team consisted of last year's successful j.V. players. Our boys walked olf with the Section Two championship with a rec- ord of ll and 1. The championship was won in the final game of the season against Long Beach, the defending champs, Richie Reinhard's 30 points led the Owls to a Sfi 44 win. The squad consisted of Richie Reinhard, Chuck Dellaro, Harry Carl, Tom McNeill, joe and Dick Olsen, jack Fetzer, Dick Roth, Mike Soave, Fred Ferri, Bob Penta, and Don Brinker- hoff. The Owls almost won the South Shore title but lost in a heartbreaker to Sewanhaka, fill-38, in overtime. -Q- x, I ah' X Sf . 'S ' x b ,try of 2 f l ol' , - , l l -iff x gs- , X ,31,Qf' 1f y . x-, S' k X m X Hz 1 5 ,jk . -f'223tL4,,2aM ,:'gg-?hi-J 1 'fi .. wx' .y ' 4-. gig' .. I , My . . W 3 sd ' I 2 P : 'fi M lift ? 52 Q 1 b X 'N , 2-gegf .-.. -Q-.N 'wc N E' K A - g- -QMQQS' -4' if A 5 , ,x ., 5 Q . 3 W Tw-..f . 1 2 K , .2-Q 1 -eff lx C. , .X '31 f uk A f X x cn A-Q. R 14 rg-LW t I ., A15 55? K gag . .. ,X M K A .W x , ' SQ- gm R Front-Ferri,.Penta, Soave, Brinkerhoff, Carl, McNeill. Second-Reinhard, Fetzer, Olsen, D., Olsen, J., Roth. Third-Mason, Dellaro, O'Brien. From-Pilaro, Phippen, Beaven, Gallagher, Flynn. Second-Reilly, O'Sul1ivan, Condon, Schwan Mafucci, Switzer. Front-Beck, Larsen, Cook, Ferri, Lecuit. Second-Fetzer, Himble, Reilly, Camardella, Osrrow. Third-Cerny, Watson, Schreiner, Dior. 90 BASBALL 419509 The baseball team of 1950 did not fare so well as our teams in previous years. Our boys finished with a record of five wins and seven losses. Most of the games we won, were behind the pitching of Hank Bock- rath. In the field our mainstays were Artie Villani and Dick Miller. The one factor that lost a good many of our games was our lack of hitting power. Behind the capable coaching of Mr. Ed Sylvia our boys gave their all and tried their best even though they didn't finish with a record that matched their prowess. VARSITY BASEBALL: Front-Levine, Lyall, Miller, Villani, Crawford, F Brinkerhoff, Weiss. Second-Dellaro, Zimmerli, Bockrath, Fessler, Carl. TRACK Individual performances rather than team victories were the order for the Owl cindermen last year. Hampered by lack of depth, Mr. Hudson did credit- ably in subbing for the injured Mr. Carr as coach. Through some misunderstanding, no track picture was taken, but we'd like to give the boys their due credit. Though they were unsuccessful in all their dual meets, they won five points in the sectionals. Rf The standout for Lynbrook was speedy Sandy Stewart, ace miler. Sandy beat Malverne's highly touted Walt jackson for the Section II mile cham- pionship. Other members of the squad were: John Minerva, Pete and Hugh Byrnes, Eddie Gibson, Jack Schreiner, John Condon, jules Rodesk, George Nagel, Clint Beaven, Gerry Crawford, Alex Lazo, Jack Davis, Howie, Meier, Dick Bossung, Art King, Bob Eels, Roy Limpitlaw, Don Bennett, and Bob Penta. CROSS-COUN TRY Goll, George Nagel, Charles Meier jack Schriener and Tony Mayr son. With four returning veterans ships. CROSS COUNTRY: Nagel, Goll, Camardella, Beaven, Meier, Berke, Schreiner. Lynbrook High School's harriers enjoyed a reasonably good season last year. Coached by Mr. Hudson they made a good showing at the meets held at Hempstead Lake State Park through the efforts of Clint Beaven, Jim Carmadella, Ricky Considering that this is only sec- ond year that cross-country has been included in the athletic pro- gram of Lynbrook High School, and that there were few hold-overs from last year's squad, they had a fair sea- the two and one-half milers have visions of forthcoming champion- U Ml! ,Lg MII SHOE 1 1. l BOWLING: Front-Haasnoot, R., Bal- dassarre, Weiss, Schmidt. Second-Carb son, Haasnoot, E., Mason. Bowling Team The 1950-51 boys' bowling team had a fairly good season this year and finished in a tie for third place with South Side. The team started off the season with a 3-2 decision win over Long Beach and then sparked by Ed Haasnoot swept East Rockaway for live points which put them in first place. The Lynbrook Keglers then came back in the beginning of 1951 to take a 5-0 trouncing from Woodmere which pushed them out of first place. The team then dropped 2 points to South Side and then came back to take 5 points from Oceanside. But when the smoke cleared and the season ended Lynbrook could go no higher than third place. Lynbrook was represented in its matches by seven very able bowlers: Ed Haasnoot, Dick Haas- noot, Bob Schmidt, Phil Mason, Ray Carlson, Vin- cent Baldassarre and Phil Weiss. GAMES AVERAGES E. Haasnoot .....,...... .... 2 7 160 Mason ................... 29 146 Schmidt .................. 21 145 R. Haasnoot ............ 25 141 Baldassarre ....... 14 158 Carlson ........ 19 1 36 Weiss ......... 12 124 l 0'1f-I Wlilf .QHRW ' Rubl- SIRQ j.V. BASEBALL 119503 Front - Phippen, Sullivan Neill, Ferri, Morrissey bach, Gallagher, Malfucci Elias, Rockstroh, Sander Haasnoot, Flynn. Munz, Fetzer, Carlson, Mc- Second - Reilly, Eschen- 92 A fx 5 . iffy' -.9 ' ,Aff .- ' .1..,-X ,A img- - , 2 -x X j fx? Q 'tfqgigri ' jf' ' 'ffasf ,L-L X Wmk?,w I S 21-:sw fi vu JB. SOFTBALL HONOR TEAM SPRING '50 Front-Reilly, West, Brennan, Boyle, Becton. Second - Maiorino, J. Weissman, Sny der, Qucnzer, Hnssard, Nell, j. Maiorino. APPARATUS HONOR TEAM Front - Mastroianni, Carsrens, Harrmann. Second - Brennan -I. Woglom, Rogers, Minerva, Hendrickson, Miss Hill. ,, 1, if ' Y' .A 'C' HOCKEY HONOR TEAM Front - C. Simon, Pellegrino jefferson, 1. Mjaiorino, B Weissman, Borneman, E Maiorino. Second-Miss Dies Snyder, Simon, Morris, .I Weissman, Hassard, Kennedy Ford, Weber. BASKETBALL HONOR TEAM Front - J. Maiorino, Neff, Reilly, E. Maiorino, Brennan. Second-Miss Norwat, Bene- dict, Drahos, Hassard, Quen- zer, Snyder, Simon. VOLLEYBALL PIE TEAM Rothwell, Charpenrier, Coak- ley, J. Maiorino, Brennan, Minerva, Willis, Hendrickson, Weber. 41. ' A lf, 1 l VOLLEYBALL HONOR TEAM Front-Beeton, Brennan, Neff, E. Maiorino, Carstens, J. Maiorino. Second-Miss Nor- wat, Reilly, Morris, Hassard, Quenzer, Snyder, Minerva. u- W JUNIOR SOFTBALL SPRING 'so Franz-E.Maiorino, Neff. Buzzeo, Srines J. Maiorino. Second-J. Weissman, Sny der, Quenzer, Willis, Hassard, Minerva Field. SOPHOMORE SOFTBALL SPRING '50 Front-Becton, Reilly, Brennan, Boyle. Second-Borneman, Haskell, Inman, Spinelli. FRESHMAN SOFTBALL SPRING '50 Front-Kirkegaard, jordan, Gregory. S erond-West, Ross, Sherriff, Arthur, Goble. K z:zzzz:-::1::::::r:'::::1:.:z::::::x:ts:::z:1z:'::z::'::z1 mimmgig A HOCKEY Front - C. Simon, jefferson, Rulffes Weber, Kalbach, Meier, B. Weissman J. Maiorino. Second - Pellegrino, Ei Maiorino, Snyder, J. Simon, Borneman, j. Weissman, Ford, Kennedy, Hassard. JUNIOR 8: SENIOR BADMINTON Front-Berger, Riordan, N. Gillen, Mm diere, Eisenson, Levitt. Second-Field Eels, Head, Reinhardt, Kammer, Quen zer. Third-Williams, Weibezahl, I man, Morris, DeGelleke, Provost, Miss Norwat. '11 .-fifaa'--4 :' :Ethan 3 Y FRESHMAN 8: SOPHOMORE BADMINTON Front - Picone, Schmidt, Chisholm Meier, Goldman, Petrarca, Lis, Salmon, Woolsey, Graf. Second-Barrels, Im- busch, jordan, Blagnies. West. Torre, Stayley, Madden, Harding, Coakley. Third--Covert, Donald, Whitaker, Greg- ory, Ross, Drahos, Strobach, Cox. Coyne, Brinkerhoff. Fourth-Trentman, Schultz, Raiche, Brooks, Miss Norwat. Q x X '!- : ' I r-1 -g-sl' sr' :' I' T: il 'X :- x . X l ix N X SENIOR 8: JUNIOR APPARATUS Front-Kalish, Tessler, Nocera. M. Gil- len, Kenny, Beeton, Boyle. Brennan, Bare, Btownson, Fisher, Mastroianni. Second-Carstens, Haskell, Haus, Leo- pold. Third-Charde, Morris, Minerva, Colonna, Ncfi, J. Woglom, Sharp, Miss Hill. Fourth - Charpentier, Buzzeo, Reilly. , ll'!!!B:::: H -eva!!-?f!: N- 1--nga.. 1: 'Bl .alll x ., .,... ..., . .-,. Xl 3 3 XE X G., I-.Q ,- I , is 1 1 u Ei?-g, '51 . I ,.-I 5 ' Q' Y X X an ' x i 5 FRESHMAN 81 SOPHOMORE APPARATUS From - Norton, Hartmann, Weber Smith, McDonnell, Brown, Horn. Sec' ond - Brennan Cassetta Prender ast, - i S Schwartz, Rogers, Holtkamp, Leverock Benjamin. Third-West, Donahue, Bay- ley, Morris, Vanesse, Denton, Malmrose, Sauve, Haggren, Schultz, Miss Hill Fourth-Hunt, Diot, Hendrickson. TUMBLING Fran!-Hezinger, Mastroianni. Second- Simon, Blagnies, Brownson, Fessler, Mott, Kammer, Torre, Charpentier, Thumann, Bates, Brown, Goldman. Third-Hendrickson, Hunt, Diot, Smith, Brown, Keenan. Fourlh-Rogers, Graf, Schock. ARCHERY Frou!-Howell, Plant, O'Hara, MeI.eI- Ian. Stines. Mintz, Shapiro. Swami- Miss Iunglwliirh. Turry, Rapp. Goble Anderson, Zwerling, Srevcnson, Nesbitt, Klepper, LaqniiIara. X X A - Y I I I I- . italy u ' C V , A I Q 9 . i . 1 II . ' - , V S S - - . 5 E . I sf 5 ' I I ' , 1 I o I I ' I FRESHMAN Sc SOPHOMORE XXX PING PONG . H X . hm Frou!-Xwoolsey,Salmon, Norron,Brown, Q, 5, W - 5 Picone, Holrkamp, Mngnn, Weinstein. I ! I ' Summl-Stevenson, Drahos, West, Bay- ---- - -A T v -- , f ' Icy. jordan, Graf. Torre. Blancy. Third ' . I ' g, -Solomon, Herzog, Schwartz, Sansone. I .X I 'QV ,mu ,i., N...,4 Gaylor, Harding, Srrobach, Gregory. f ' ., A 'N ' ' - 1 ,- Fuurlb-Seliulrz, Suuvc, Malmrose, Sray- Q' . ' C ' 0 ' V 541 lcv Grimes Thomas Brinkerhoff U I K 54.4.7 4. ., . . , s 'M-Y Coyne. , ....... ' X 4' . 5, W 1 I xl K 'X MT' M ,fir I 4' , I JUNIOR K SENIOR N . 1 - PING PONG r - , A v A ,I,, , . ,,- iq-1 -f Si . A I 'I ' I I Frou!-Ifisenson, Noccra. Gillen, Kenny ' I V J. ' . .ft , Fischer. Semin!-H.iiis, N. Gillen. Lat- ,. ' H 4 I ,sf 51 N onik, Sharp, Pellegrino, Berger. 'I'liinl- I '7 Sql g I is I L 5 - Nesbitt. Kammer. Ifcls, Howell. Miti- ' K dicre. Miss Hill. Fourth-Lcopolii, Graf 1 , , . I i ' as McDonnell, DeGeIIeke, Reinhard, Nur I K 0 phy. ?!5!!!!!I!!i!! Mill . .I iiiii. I3 5 SENIOR BASKETBALL Front-Hassard, E. Maiorino, Snyder, Quenzer, Simon, Neff, J. Maiorino. Second-Field, Mc- Donnell, Colona. Third - Szines, Minerva, Willis, Weissman, Berger. , in ini.-11 ggi-1 flfl ff 4-ga kr .fx ,,, -. JUNIOR BASKETBALL Front-Brennan, Boyle, Beeton, Brownson, Sharp. Second - Spinelli, Gillen, Mitidiere, Haus, Leopold, Koch, Tessler, Nocera. Third- Reilly, Morris, Provost, Charpentier, Inman, Williams, Kalish. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL Seated-Wright, Imbush, McDonnell, Rulffes Kneeling-Coakley, Tully, Donohue, Donald Petrarca. Standing-Morris, Denton, Rapp. BOWLING Front-Kirkegaard, Goble, Baldassarre, Bayley, Borneman, Killeen, Nocera, Pellegrino, Rior dan, Holland. Second-Stevenson, Anderson Cox, McDowell, Maggiore, Reinhardt, Greg- ory, Hendrickson, West, Miss Jungbluth. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Front-Sheriff, Blaney, Goldman, Brown. Sec- ond-Hendrickson, West, Torre, Graf, Greg ory, B. Weissman, Meier, Jordan. 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