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

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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

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