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

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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