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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

jf 11 2 f 1 l ! FF IN F' N vi L K , 1223 I .f Q - s I' 'v Z' is NK 4Q f 6. TX If, x 1 THE snow UN L ATE T ' 5 Q Wg. xx , , 'W ,,,, , , , '11 - '5-.c if Q fX .fghlsbs-wffw my W 2wjg,gSPT6UfjKfVfCWQTm I P5I'iff5y W KMW of'k WW r N N A if l ,,,.. ..- II X , .4 'i' ,-f --,,,.. -J,,-- - THE CLASS UF 1952 Presents LYNBHIJUH HIGH SIIHUUL 1F '1 'f ' LQ 4 ' -. 1- DEDIIIATIIIN The Class of 1952 dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Michael j. Brennan, the capable Principal of Lynbrook High School. Our four years of High School have been links filled with knowledge, fun, advancement and finally graduation. Mr. Brennan has played an important part in into a strong chain wgzich. For his excellent all phases of High School years, we sincerely thank him. 4 MR. MICHAEL J. BRENNAN F' F' ,ga-4 ' I Ab ams, Mf' Ensor Mott Mr J0SePh D I 1 ' MBWBS1 Vice' . .M,j. I. .HrryM' rd, Chester A. jackson. Preizienggcreiary. Standmg. Zxomeilz ML Guy eixer. 1 Il, 1 ' Seated: ry Mr' Edgar B. Hijjh Mr. Carl E. Peiers13hs.Harriet A- 0Brien, John C- e 7 ond E. Mac ' Ab en ' . . Mr. Esm Pi-eggdenta Clerk? Mr' H' Bnard nf For twelve years, we, the Cl ass of 1952, have been attending schools administered by the Board of Education and Superintendent of Schools. We wish to express our gratitude and appreciation for their help and interest in shap- ing our future. The prised of seven elected members who, as public spirited citizens serve long hours without remuneration. In addi- tion there are an attorney, clerk, and treasurer of the board who perform the normal functions associated with their title. It is the y o ormulate general policies h' w ich govern our school system. school board is com ' boards' responsibilit t f 6 f schools- S Arthur SCN-'bert' Supt' 0 Education T s udgetary problems, building programs, and plans relating to in- struction. his includes such items a b The r is the Superin- tendent of Schools who regularly presents re- ports on matters of co ncern to the board. The responsibility for the administration of the policy belongs to this chief administrator. In brief, the Board of Education operates as the board of directors would for a large cor- poration. chief executive office ' We, the , appy to have been a part of this large Lynbrook Corporation. Class of 1952 are h MICHAEL j. BRENNAN Principal ADM ISTHATI J. RAY JOHNSON Director of Activities MARJORIE B. SWARTHOUT Dean of Girls Q Mr. E- Evans Cm Alice D. chase Sidney Covert smart DeGelleke f 'Em ' , gi ,wk , ' 3 jjaafg, I ' ,Q K A ' K X, fwgfiq- f a , . ri!! I , fi K ll! 1 . ' T f , 'li 5 Q..-ag, Ifefle Ferguson Walter H. Hawthorne Dorothy Hill Peter Leyden of Frances K. Holmes Charlotte B. Kinne FACULTY LIBRARIANS: Gertrude M. Holme, Katharine W. Davidson 8 John Marquardt Rita Meeks Earle C. Moss Anna Norwat Thomas Petrone NO PICTURES Barbara Anderson Pearl Collins Ann E. Cullen Eudora Lampman Helen H. Seitz Mildred C. White Be,-tha Saivaggio Kathryn E. Slauson Margaret Washburn Margaret E. Lindwall Edward Sylvia FACULTY ff 2'- 'fx 4 . - 3? vi msg ' TQ SECRETARIES: Seated: Catherine Brauneck, Ida Hernan, Helen Thiede. Standing: Nancy Kahrs, Hazel Ackley. 9 Eva C. Wright HARRIET TESSLER CAROL BATES RICHARD ABRAI Editor Assistant Editor Business Manage DIANA BEETON RICHARD SWITZER Girls' Sp0l'tS Edlf0f Boys' Sports Editof HELEN PEPERITIS Typing Editor MR. JOHNSON Advisor UWI. ST FF Typing Staff-Seated: Bates, Haskell, Peperitis. Front: Woglom, McLellan, Klepper, Sharp, Latonik, Brown- son, Toto, Boyle, Kenny, Mastroianni. Second: Lewis, Maggiore, Henkel, Bunten, Morris, Hannon, Knapp, Fischer, White, Brennan. V ' 10 Yearbook Meeting. HOWARD CAPLAN CAROLYN GOLL GIL ROSENTHAL istant Business Manager Art Editor Assistant Art Editor NORMA GILLEN JUDY KALISH Activities Editor Class Editor After finally selecting the theme of Circus, we began the lay- out, write ups, and drawings that help to make a yearbook com- plete. A trip to T. O'Toole Bs Sons, where the printing of the books is done, helped us to realize how diilicult a job we had to cope with. Now that all the last minute things have been completed, we hope that this book will be what we have hoped and plan- ned for-a remembrance of the Senior Class of 1952. MR. MARQUARDT Advisor Seated: Williams, Mitidiere. J'-lflgefi Reilly, Chafpen' Seated: Leopold, Kaufman, Adamson, Caplan. Stand- tier. Standing: Fischer, Kirk, Fidler. ing: Nocera, Haus, Soave, Borneman. 'll 5- Evans, Gillen, Johnson, Plant, Klepper, Prendergast, Smith, Stayley, Carey. THE MAJUHETTE5 There was never a good band without good ma jorettes. Lynbrook has two squads of majorettes. One is the Junior squad led by Nancy Coyne and the other squad is called the Senior squad with Carol Williams as head majorette. Both squads have twirled at the football games and basketball games, plus the Memorial Day parade. The girls have made their own new uniforms which lend in making the games exciting and colorful. Carol Williams BAND: Front: Lieb, Reilly, Glynn, Ahrens, Bruzzo, Nicholson, Mr. Moss. Second: Schreiner, LeBou, Daisley, Borneman, George, Zolan, Hank, Bell. 12 I I K, .,. f 4 3 . 1 Q . in X ,w SEI I iw' 4' N' . A saggy Front: DeMartino, Cornell, Coyne, Rulffes, Sauve. Second: Denton, Malmrose, Coakley. BANDS Hear the sound of drums and the marching music? Thatls the L. H. S. band playing for the football games. This band, under the inspiring direction of Mr. Earle Moss, has also played at the Christmas Concert. Mr. Moss also directs a dance band which has per- formed at the Christmas Concert, at the Student Council Dance and has also appeared at the Youth Center. The members of both bands have worked hard to make the bands a success and we congratulate them on their splendid performances. Front: Gorin, Bayley, Steenken, Carnavale, Fetzer, Hoecker, MacDonald, Cornell. Second: Haus, McElroy, Faye, Cosenza, Pincu, Goettler, Nickerson, Norton. 13 X ,v ,vs ,K 's . Rh 4 K wvpffg f we .xp K , Nw Q 'sa ' .4 S. 4 ,Y 'Y Q7 1 it V-if ' 'Qi 4. -5 t V , li - ' t s Q! ci, Y , - iv 15 in Q f V f ' i . tx CHEERING: H ggren, Drahos, Diot, Reilly, Hunt, Jefferson, Wog 4 ' it jf 5 3 HEEHLEADEHS N The Big Top spotlight now focuses on our peppy cheerleaders who perform in the center ring at all the football and basketball games. Led by their versatile captain, Helen Mastroi- anni, they give a top-notch showing at all the games. Their original and complicated cheers, made up by the girls, always give added spirit and zest to all the athletic performances. ps J V CHEERING: Simon, McDonnell, Kern, Petrarca, Morris, Donald, Tully B Morris 14 ORCHESTRA-First row: Samsone, Imbush, Eels, Fourth row: Houck, Daisley, Zolan, Moran, Gorin, Malmrose, Petrarca, Cornell, Abramsom. Second row: Kane, Nickerson. Fifth row: Gatland, Held, Lieb, An- Farrara, Spear, Robins, Cerny, Feldman, Ringenbach, dariese, Mrs. Wright, Gold, Benjamin, Holtkamp, Peppeto. Third row: Coakley, Mounteney, Brooks. Bruzzo. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS-Seafedf Lieb, Pres- BAND OFFICERS-Fetzer, Secretary, Cosenza ident. Standing: Petrarca, Vic- Presidentg Ring- Presidentg Zolan, Vice President, enbach, Treasurer, Benjamin, Secretary. l X f L uigi rant DANCE BAND-First row: Mr. Moss, Goettler, Gorin, Fetzer, Cornell. Second row: Lieb, Cosenza, Zolan, Moran, Schriener, Marcus. 'I5 LQLW- xi 1- ,.'..,,iL.,1.A -. , .ti, , . W ' Y ff: ... ' - A Q' , ii, I f ' K' ' . 'F .L TI f- ' ' - K 1 Il Y I . -I fql' gg' 51' M , ,xg q - . . H ' , I K ., N. 4 ' 1 c ', I , . 3 1 X159 JgP' 'ff 3 55141 'Qu .r 'Aw X A 1 f 'fi 7 5 J . W 4.4 4 Jr . J 2 ww , Ag, MN, J, Av ,, 1 2 R5 fi! M3 ff 3217 4 - .. X A M ' L 4 x - E5 J :W 1 A I :Tag 8 S N -6 3.1 r'n 'Q it I Q 3 , , N 5' ll , D33 .3 N 5' W X 9 3 . BIHL5' IIHIIH 5 The Girls' Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Eva Wright, for the first time consists en- tirely of Freshman. They gave their first per- formance at the Christmas program and ap- peared again at the Spring Concert in May. Both of these performances were given under Lynbrook's Big Top. For the second consecutive year, under the direction of Mrs. Eva Wright, the orchestra has enlivened our assemblies and concerts. A main attraction in the success of the or- chestra is Mr. DeRubbo who has taught string fundamentals. Josephine Holtkamp and Ruth Benjamin take a bow for doing such line work as piano accom- panists. 5 ,, f O I I ' ' , ul :Q f ' Y ll , - .1,'!'l'c':xI'lx:1x.I- -- ii X ,',,1llll: ,, 1 ..- .nl xxlliy..- .1 ' 1fI !---Wumalllllmlxt!! ELEWSS ' - ff','lII1 I5f-I iiiilihhm-ex---11' r ff1.--- I,-if-' t':!..-------na:,v :W ':, lIllf:n r:::::::iinun:::H::Luni lill gn i I' ll ' ' fn Issuer,-. ff'ff ili:i::a:1::1z1ii- ' - S- 'ul f '1ullllU .nn-Hu H -u,.fY,,,:!:1. ::g:e',1,.f..':55g:-Qt I , f' .','.'.'Hf5ggul.. Seated: Babiy. Front: Weiskott, Fowler, Turner, Mounteney, Brady, Ross, Robins. Second: Pallin, Farrara, Aarons, Gaylor, Haase, Pellegrino, Krajicek. freshman Front-Weston, Woglom, vveisxou. Jones, muse.. Robins, Guliano, Sande, Turner, Schlomann, Goel- man, Flaxman, Becker, Rothaug, Nlannino. Second- Dunham, Yarvis, Koehler, Pearlman, Currie, Pold- mets, Gustafson, Haus, Muller, Nucci, Nelson, Me- lenk, Rudd, Charde. Third-AAjosa, Kern, Weintraub Roache, Duffy, Covello, Kane, Ross, Steenken, Moun- teney, Epstein, Markowitz, Johnston, O'Sullivan Pittoni. Fourth-Pink, Levy, Giragosian, Hines Fischler, Urquhart, Bell, Feeney, Lara, Schwan, Ul- brich, Crowley, Rudes, Bozzo. Fifth-MacDonald Florentz, Pincu, Abrams, Sherwood, Fischler, Peperi tis, Pellegrino, Brady, Krajicek, Babiy, Haase, Bay ley, Aarons. ill? OFFICERS: Seated-Rockwood, MacDon- ald Standing-Kern, Roache. fu lm1 LW s 'L X 1 MQf, www Class .Z L ,, N A 'vw L- u8m X Front-Borgstede, Cohen, Pallin, Flatley, Totoslof- sky, Mayr, Brach, Eberhardt, Malen, Waldman, Him- bele, Fowler, Ludecker, Oppedisano. Second-Gaylor, Speer, Ferrara, Daisley, Langberg, Ohman, Fischetti Loughnane, Kinzinger, Herrmann, Carnovale, Hirsch Kermeen, Silver. Third--Fanuzzi Du an Notturno . g V Y Nicholson, Levitt, Braun, Montalbano, Hauck, Pearl- man, Silver, Siegel, Nickerson, Strumpf, Chen Fourth-Langdon, Meyer, Scarlett, Rubin, Dejmek Hirsch, Hanson, Better, Popkin, Lamond, Johnson McElroy, Demme, Naglieri, Feldman. Filth-Gallo: way, Quenzer, Faye, Held, Dalattre, Para, Noll Bcnoliel, W. Klepper, R. Klepper. . f 4 1, , M1 4'-ff , 77 cz r , ' 1 f , A uf 1 'a 'J .. lf L ,.,.. 4 v v r .. F -fn. N -In JM 0 on 1 - 'li' 4 in 'll Ita HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Seated-Gaylor, Schlomann. Standing- Hirsch, Hines. x iii? , Q Q Ssnvhnmnre s-4 A - x W- wk 'Ti' Puff 1 H Q -'Q gyxx, 15 ,gs X .-QL. 'Q 'Q' .325 Front-Johnson, Herzog, Evans, Sansone Cassetta Mintz Shapiro M , , cDonnell, O'Hara, Johnst 1 rock M on, Leve , ugno, Holtkamp Second B . - ruzzo, Levy, Sta- hile, Peppito, Zimmerman, Fetzer, Dugan, Webb, Salinger, Golz Theu , rer, Walsh, Fenenbock, Heikaus. Third-Salmon, Lowell, Fish, Petrarca, Charvat, Sauve, Limoncelli, Morris, Coakley, Imbusch, Apple- man, Schwartz, Harding, Solomon, Donald. Fourth- Latonik, Watson, Zacker, Schreiner, Larsen, Parry, Lowell, Weissberger, Scheinberg, Goble, Seims, Parry, Hoffman, Damico, Dolan. Fifth-Brunsdon, Whitaker, Kanofske, Donahue, Morris, Raiche, Brooks, Lecuit F ' , ern, Keenan, Gatland, Jones, Grimes, Andariese. ,J- fjxfd' 'U'f it a A , 14's 'N : lv I, D. I f ,ifco- '4 y, 1, -I' I r N I F 'il 1 H. ,f TE 'f ,ffQfW!'i,, I ,ia , , , X . , 4 4 - ' ' x J I , OFFICERS: Seated-Donahue, Simon. Standing-Camardella, Morrissey A- -in '1,1.l.61g5T:f.lel1If : I M E 'i' ill 6 'ifli FI ' 0 lllli5 lii'IiI fl- 7 I I mira j waning f , l , ' 4lMm ..i' 57 I -15: X- ' - 1 - I Q Class I Front-DeMartino, Levee, Galgano, Simon, Hart- ' mann, Norton, Cronin, Cornell, Webers, Brendel, johnson, Laquidara, jefferson. Second-Levine, Maass, Beck, Coughlin, Gold, Glynn, Rosenberg, West, Keenan, George, Diot, Dahar, Zolan, Cornell. Third-Eglatz, Leib, Rapp, Rulffes, Meier, Covert, Haasnoot, Coakley, Overland, Stayley, McMahon Gaylor, Denton, Strobach, Schultz. Fourth-Eicheni field, Kiss, Jaques, Morrissey, Schuster, Rooney, Burns, Cerny, Abramson, McKee, Cavanaugh, Ben- nett, Buxhoeveden, Fraser. Fifth-Grimes, Ford McCoy, Malmrose, Smith, Cook, Zacker, Lessne, Mat: thies, Camardella, Mayr, Williams, Reilly. I V x 1 I ,I X 1+ , h, 5 ,nf HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Seated-Strobach, Schwartz. Standing- Zacker, Beck. 5 Weewfe Q5 N48 1, Q u , S 0 1 9 U 2 ,lullinlf ,E 3 I I As Q1 wxwliswdf 'S' ,QQ Y I Front-Horn, Brown Kartfel P' , , icone, Markowitz Weinstein, Leavy Tull M , y, ounteney, Reisert, Hilden- brand, Prendergast. Second-Herris, Burke, Lan d , johnson K ' ' g on , owalski, Stegmeier Berke Ph' , , ippen, Ces- tone, Arthur, Goble Stev , enson. Third-Stanchi, Mandelbaum, Johnson, Carey, Rogers, McDonald, Smith, Benjamin W' , eissman, Kirkegaard, Holland, Torre. Fourth-Ross Anderson D , , rahos, Wildhack, Blagnies, Lubart, Nadler, Benedict, Davison. Filth- Madden, Lewis, O'Sullivan, Reilly, Schwan, Cotie, Held, Ohman, M ff ' a upci, Ifnopp, Brennan, Weber. . . 4 Q M' HY WJ L, , .4 JI hdj Qian x of V ' OFFICERS: Seated-Haggren, North. Standing-Phippen, McShea. Fmmnw faiemfi x il. A .C Class i 1 , 4 -M. ,.--p..wi.'gx.g.-.fmqwyytfxi Front-Sherriff, Ackerman, Schmidt, Meier, Gold- 0 ob 51,49 pwuez-J . man, Blaney, Allen, Baldassarre, Rothwell, Bayley, Brousseau, Hunt, Zwerling. Second-Devinhoff, Bis- hop, Cherno, Pilaro, Flynn, Conalogue, Cosenza Moran, White, Howse, Glss, Demarest, Steenken. Third-Bartels, West, Hendrickson, Woolsey, Jor- dan, Graf, Koehler, Dolan, Bown, Brinkerhoff, Dona- hue, Coyne, Maynard. Fourth-Gallagher, Lieb, Eid, Tolmach, Thomann, Goettler, Gorin, Beaven, Lieber- man, McShea, Glynn, Currie, Bierman. Fifth-North, Diot, Kennedy, Cox, Thomas, Haggren, Elias, Casa- laspro, Condon, Mauter, Ringenbach, Ralph. , - , K ok ' Q '-...fu M' sv Y Q' HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Seated--Gallagher, Goble. Standing- Howse. A K WWW? we CAROL BATES Assistant Typing Editor EVA FISCHER Associate Editor HELEN PEPERITIS Typing Editor EDWARD BURKE Assistant Business Manager JOHN LEIB Business Manager BILL COSENZA WALTER EBMEYER Editor-in-chief LY EWS The Lyn News has ended an other year of publication. Since the early '30's, students of L.H.S. have put their abilities and imaginations together to please the readers. During the past year the staff has turned out ten issues jammed full of news, sports, features, and fun. This entailed deciding what to put in the paper, who would do the writing, and who would foot the bills. Homeroom sales and advertisements helped to pay for it. The staff has loved its work and has put all its effort into the paper. They are indebted to the typing classes and Miss Chase, Miss Lampman, the advisor who helped meet impending dead-lines, and Mr. Johnson, the business manager who was always in there pitching. If the Lyn-News ever starts a Hall of Fame, Mr. Brennan and Mrs. Ackley will certainly deserve im- posing niches in it for transporting editor and the edition to and from the printers. DOROTHY KELLY Exchange Editor BONNY FIDLER News Editor GERI RIORDAN Feature Editor COOKIE WILLIAMS Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor: RED MAUTER SPORTS AND BUSINESS STAFFS: Seated: Goble, Haggren, Hunt, Bay- ley. Standing: Cerny, Glynn, Abrams, Caplan. Wu. NEWS STAFF-Seated: Kalish, Mi- tidiere, Kirk, Kaufman. Standing: Ringenbach, Shuster, Doelling, Glass, Bennet. 25 FEATURE STAFF-Seated: Rior- dan, Lieb, Mendelbaum, Lubart Weinstein. Standing: Kermeen, Hoe- cker, Goll, Bown,, Braun. ,if - S H 1 14,9-' 547' , 'I '30 ,lf !'I 'I . T 5 . ' i .-Vfv I f fia-w 'f7' 3 ll-h--. QN th I J '-'fn HUUN SEHUUL 151 1 wi ix' WAEUBAEQN 5 l Tak HX sing' .mf ' J Vwi W 598. as gn NW? ,.1- l. I I ,,....-A ..---N.. ,.-f-x.. Debating Club Career Night SPeakers 2,1 Typing Chass Library Study ,,........n Shop 28 5 5 lv ., 4, -- , .. 1 -. .g . 'ESS . v . 1 X TL ,.f-. ,,.,.4 f .,....,A ,. - ,-.. x -04' 151 K. Xxx'-X ME .,x3 x , fl- 'Lf3f IIHEAPEH BY THE DIJZE gfgavrf f??liEEf 1 Y l 5 12 if 2527-1: -525 . ,ik?mL.1! A . My rggfi Senior Play so-A mal! up 30 Under the big top in Lynbrook the Senior Class, on November 16, 1951 at 8: 15 P.M. presented their play entitled Cheaper By The Dozen, a three act comedy. Robert Turner played the amusing and humor- ous father of quite a large and unusual family with Abbey Kirk as mother and Peter Castellanos, john Allsopp, Ann Junger, jane Reilly, Judy Kalish, Allan Zwickel, Earl Langdon and Eva Fischer as part of the Gilbreth Clan. faced quite a problem having a strict father. She also found it difficult bringing people home to meet her family because there were so many of them. This and other amusing situations occurred and the play, under the direction of Miss Lampman, proved to be another success for the Seniors. SENIOR PLAY Dudash, Williams, Ahrens, Borneman, Allsopp, junger, Limpitlaw, Reilly, Turner The oldest daughter, played by Jane Reilly, All Q C 11,1 3 , J , Kirk, Castellanos, Kalish, Zwickel, Bates, Langdon, Fischer, Ebmeyer, Fidler, Feld UZ! pnwicfp F fx 3 Brother Trouble HIT ET The Dorn Family Trouble with the Faculty UST An Evening at Home A Happy Moment would you rather be born silver spoon in mouth or thrive off a pewter platter Backstage The Class of '53 presents 'AMY SISTER EILEEN,' a three act comedy by Joseph Fields and Jerome Chodorov directed by EUDORA LAMPMAN LYNBROOK HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Friday Evening, March 21, 1952 at 8:15 Permission by , The Dramafist Play Service, Inc. I 1' 1 V, Front-Howse, Reilly, Glynn, jaeckle, Carey. Second-E. Burke, D. Burke, jordan, Wein- 34 stein, Weissman, Blaney, Cosenza, Gallagher, Moran. Third-Cotie. C A S T Cin order of appearancej Mr. Appopolous ............... Richard Jaeckle Ruth Sherwood ..................... Barbara Hunt Eileen Sherwood .................. Yvonne Carey Jensen .......................................... David Tolmach A street urchin ........................... David Burke A couple of men ............ Allen Lieberman Paul Ringenbach Lonigan ....................................... Robert Condon The Wreck .................................... Eugene Elias Another street urchin ...... Edward Burke Mr. Fletcher .............................. Jerry McShea Helen Wade ........................... Eleanor Bayley Frank Lippencott ........................ john Glynn V 'f' Chic Clark ...........'...................... William Reilly Strawberry Vendor .................. Joseph Cotie Cossack q ,............................................ Joseph Cotie Violet Shelton ......... Phyllis Hildenbrand Mrs. Wade ................................. Barbara North Robert Baker ....................................... John Leib Six Future Admirals William Cosenza, Joseph Cestone, Michael Gallagher, Donald Maffucci, Joseph Glass, Lawrence Moran Walter Sherwood .................. David Howse A Prospective Tenant ............ Gail Jordan The Consul ........................ Allen Lieberman Understudies Elaine Weinstein, Pat Blaney, Lynne Maynard, Barbara Weissman, Ruth Benjamin, Nancy Thomas, Barbara North x r- Front-Hunt, Leib, Bayley, Elias, Hildenbrand. Second-Glass, Cestone, North, Benjamin, Thomas, Ringenbach, Maynard, Tolmach, Gorin. Third-McShea, Condon. 35 BUYS' HI-Y Under the guidance of Mr. J. Ray Johnson and leadership of john Limpitlaw, president, Richard Switzer, vice-president, Richard Abrams, secre- taryg Martin Eid, treasurerg Robert Ahrens, chap- laing and John Leib, Sergeant of Arms, the Boys' Hi-Y completed a successful year as a service club of Lynbrook High School. Aside from the annual activities of awarding a scholarship to an outstanding senior, sending a delegate to the Hi-Y Assembly in Albany, and holding a Father and Son Dinner, the boys were given aptitude tests by Mr. johnson, invited guest speakers to their meetings, and sponsored a motion picture for an assembly. Throughout the year the boys worked with the Inter-Community Y.M.C.A., helping to carry out various undertakings. Q Q' :X Q . W W1 Mr Johnson Adlvsor Leib, Sgt- of Arms Front D Burke Glass Goettler Moran E Burke Second: Switzer, Abrams, Limpitlaw, Eid, Ahrens Leib Gorin Third Glynn Castellanos Cotie Held, Mauter, Cerny, Ringenbach. I fl ,ff Jef? ' . 'fini sr DE EIJUNIZIL ,Ko Aylffiyyfff' Wfollb if 1' ,nn ,nur ,Q ,f h V Gallml President NVE? NlorrisSeY' - r Dagrnar Haggfetli- Secreiafy' Je . W' R0ChSu,0 ' Treasure. dwafd President' E ll' . 'Ce' eiv Vx Meetings each week on Wed- nesday afternoon, the Student Council carries out the opinions and wishes of the student bod It consists of class oflicers and Home y. Room Representatives and has Mr. its capable advisor. From its members, the Student Council elects its officers. J. Ray Johnson as Under the excellent leader- ship of Mike Gallagher the Council has successfully carried out its many activitiesg such as, the Red Cross Drives. sale of Defense Stamps, and Class Nite. XJ C? 1 X! Front: Bates Brownson Fessler Nortl A , , , 1, brams, Switzer, McShea. Second: Beck, Donahue, Strobach, Schwartz, Simon, Goble, Phippen, Howse. Third: Camardella, Zacker, Roache, Kern, Schlomann, Gaylor, Hines, MacDonald. 37 ,, his V H15 Y- I, lx-if ,, 'I vm,-'. qw -Qu ran' M 1, g ., gf-3 if.. 1 1 .AzK ffjsfvih. .--X I W . .W ,X fs A iw PN' 95 X Q. 0 N FRED HELDBERG .E 3- 1 S 5 4,...... 1, We .N giska 3 x , Q, .tn ag '. . M V . K 3915 w f -. --wif x, . 'X 5 e ii xi FEW AQ 1 l 3. ' 4' -' 2 1:t.,.'. ' in s ,.. . f. , VARSITY FOOTBALL: Front-J. Crawford, Reilly, Penta, Notturno, F. Crawford, Ohman, Tolmach, Lazo Second-Mayer, Gallagher, Soave, Marcus, Reinhard, Brinkerhoff, Larsen, Rosenberg. Third-Schneider, Cap- lan, Eid, Heldberg, Felix, Pilaro, Ralph, Williams. Fourth -Cosenza, Zimmerman, Morrissey, Gatland, Switzer. Filth-Cotie, Cestone, Ringenbach, Lessne, Abramson, Burke, Phippen, Keenan. Fnnlhall Winning only one game in six tries, a light but scrappy Lynbrook eleven suffered a 'froughn '51 season. One of the team's best games was with the Long Beach eleven and was featured by the out- standing eighty-six yard run by Alex Lazo. This helped the Owls to win the only game of the season, final result, Lynbrook 12, Long Beach 6. One of the toughest games of the season was the game with Garden City which the Owls lost 12-6, on the last play of the game. Although the Owls had an unfavorable sea- son, many fine plays were performed by the team. Outstanding players were Mike Soave, Bob Penta, Joe Notturno, and Freddie Mignogna. The coaching, however, cannot be forgotten. Coaches Covert, Sylvia, and Leyden did much for the iight and spirit of the team. WOODMERE .................. 15 0 EAST ROCKAWAY ....., 34 0 LONG BEACH ...,.....,..... 6 12 GARDEN CITY ............ 12 7 MALVERNE ............ ...... 3 3 12 SOUTH SIDE ........ ...... 1 8 0 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL: Front-Bell, MacDonald, Hines, Dellatre, Pincu, Ulbrich. Second Lamond, johnson, Rudd, Klepper, Noll, Demme. Third-Gustafson, Pearlman, Gill, Braun, Rudes, Benoliel. ,,- Front: Lyall, Pilaro, Penta, Soave, F. Ferri, Schreiner. Second: Switzer, Maffucci, Abrams, Rapaport, Ohman, A. Ferri, Veccia. VARSITY BASKETBALL The hustling five got off to a bad start this year after only winning one game out of the first nine. However, it was a green team. Except for shooting Mike Soave, and ball handlers, Bob Penta and Fred Ferri, none of the players had Varsity experience before. As the Owls began the latter part of their season, they began to win some games. Bill Schreiner proved to be an outstanding set shot artist followed by big Charlie Ohman's rebound- ing. 4'Slippery Steve Rapaport and Dick Abrams also came through with some outstanding ball playing. Through the excellent and patient coaching of Wally Hawthorne, the Owls ended the sea- son by winning five games and losing twelve. As they would say in Brooklyn, wait until next year. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Baldwin ......... Mepham .......... Garden City ......... Rye ...................... Lawrence ............... Long Beach ......... Malverne ............... South Side ................ East Rockaway ........ Oceanside ................ Woodmere ......... Long Beach ......... Malverne ............ South Side ................ East Rockaway ........ Oceanside ,............... Woodmere ......... Lynbrook Opponent 42 59 50 59 33 46 4 1 36 48 52 32 52 47 64 42 47 48 50 5 1 4 1 48 50 55 43 55 75 57 5 1 55 50 5 7 48 50 52 R J. V. BASKETBALL Lynbrook Opp. Baldwin 54 44 Mepham 46 43 Levittown 35 28 Long Beach 36 49 Malverne 47 46 South Side 43 39 East Rockaway 55 56 Woodmere 49 56 Malverne 50 43 South Side 50 51 East Rockaway 54 28 Oceanside 66 52 Woodmere 55 34 Front: Hines, Giragosian, Demme, Lara, Lamond, Nelson. Standing: Dejmek, MacDonald, Sherwood, De- lattre, Klepper. Frnsh Take ESRI. llrnwn Lynbrook High's freshmen bas- ketball squad had an outstand- ing cage year, as they won the South Shore Athletic League Championship. Throughout a season of twenty games, they lost only one game to South Side. Outstanding players of the squad were Tom MacDonald, Howie Hines, and playmaker Mark Giragosian, also the tal- ented rebounding of Bob Sher- wood and Eddie Delattre. The ability of this team, plus the leadership of Coach Sid Covert, led them all the way to the S.S.A.L. crown. Front: Lecuit, Fetzer, Flynn, Watson I McKee. Standing: Condon, O'Sulli- van, Reilly, Elias, Schwan, Keenan Phippen. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL F rosh Opponent Lawrence 33 2 3 Hempstead 3 3 2 2 East Rockaway 48 30 South Side 30 34 Freeport 66 38 Long Beach 56 15 Garden City 37 26 Hempstead 3 1 2 5 Wood mere 43 2 3 South Side 50 37 Hempstead 3 1 2 2 East Rockaway 45 28 Oceanside 39 2 8 Malverne 44 2 9 Long Beach 3 1 18 Woodmere 58 2 7 Malverne 48 2 2 Oceanside 46 2 9 Hempstead 33 2 4 Freeport 32 2 2 44 ff I BASEBALL: Front-Cook, Carlson, Dellaro, Brinkerhoff, O'Sullivan, Zimmerli. Second- Lecuit, Mignogna, Morrissey, Haasnoot, Fetzer, Larsen, Ohman. Baseball' The baseball team did fairly well compared to other years. The Owls started the season off by winning four out of their first six league games. However they ended their season with a record of six wins and six losses. Most of the games were won by the out- standing pitching of Ed Zimmerli and Harry Carl. The hitting power was backed up by Chuck Dellaro and Freddie Mignogna. Behind the capable coaching of Mr. Sylvia our boys gave their best even though they didn't finish in first place. Team Lawrence 7 Baldwin 10 Baldwin 5 Lawrence 6 Freeport 8 Freeport 4 Malverne 4 Malverne 4 E. Rock'way 3 51 Lynbtook 1 0 1 2 7 2 5 3 12 Team Lynbrook E. Rock'way 7 6 Oceanside 4 11 Oceanside 0 7 Long Beach 4 3 Long Beach 2 3 South Side 4 2 South Side 5 4 Woodmere 3 12 Woodmere 7 6 SOFTBALL: Front-Greenwald, Sanders, McNeill, Heldberg, Petrarca, Skeris, Meier. Second -Blauvelt, Langberg, J. Olsen, Roth, D. Olsen, Switzer. u M Q. Q -Q. -,ev ,gk Q1 ' Front-Glynn, Lessne, Heikaus, Morrissey, Kurtz, Mayr, Fetzer. Second-Reilly, Schryver, Keenan, B. Schreiner, Camardella, Condon, Brynes, Adamson, Ringenbach, j. Schreiner, Beaven, Nagel. Ernss Country Lynbrook in '51 had one of its finest seasons in cross country. For a team with only three seniors, it did remarkably well. The star of the team was Clinton Beaven, who won many of the two' and-a-half mile jaunts in near record time. He was closely followed by Jack Schreiner, john Lecuit, George Nagel, and Richard Abrams. Lynbrook closely fought many larger schools and managed to take quite a few seconds in the meets. Credit should be given to Mr. Mar- quardt, who worked every day with the boys and was justly rewarded for his efforts. Track Although losing all their meets the young Lyn-P brook track team showed definite signs in '51 of having the ability of becoming a fine team in the coming years. The team was comprised mainly of freshmen and sophomores all of whom showed a great deal of promise. There were a few who starred in their individual events. First of all, there was Clinton Beaven, a Soph- omore who crossed the finish line first in the mile in most of the meets and also placed second in the league sectionals. Then there was Peter Byrnes and Jack Schreiner who did exceptionally well in the hurdles. Placing in many 100 and 220 yard dashes was Alan Adamsong and collecting many points for the team in the half mile were George Nagel and jim Camardella. Lynbrook's best field contender was Bob Condon, who did well in the high jump. Mr. Carr's coaching cannot be forgotten. He worked every day with the team and should be well rewarded in the coming years. Beaven, Schreiner, Condon, Lecuit, Nagel, Fraser, Watson, Goble, Abrams. Bruzzo ,, , ,V ,-,-- .M-.w,w.....-..-v M,.,,4M W l i, 0 M12 .I WRESTLING: Front: Gallagher, Smith, Cerny, Lessne, Fraser, Gatland, Tolmach, Morrissey, Bell D Currie Standing A Currie ickerson, Koehler, Notturno, McElroy, Gustafson, , , . : . , N Pauly, Zimmerman, Ludecker, Barnes. BOWLING: Petrizzi, Balazs, Rooney, Ringenbach, Doelling, Steenken. I I 3 I I G IN A FQ - L, Q V , , ,, , N. W- vmrljjwf' - 4 RIFLE: Front: Williams, Langdon, Poldmetz, Galloway, Melenk, Duplessis, Koehler, johnson Siegel, Berke. Standing: Reilly, Offerman, Spatenga, Turner, Adamson, House, Gorin, Leib Demarest, Para, Fraser, Larsen, Haus, Charde. 46 B 1 .. J., -..., .-.M Front: Nagel, Ferri, Notturno, Mignogna, Brinkerhoff, Soave, Penta, Lyall, Switzer, Eschenbach, Rockstroh. Second: J. Schreiner, Beaven, Ohman, Pilaro, Condon Gallagher, O'Sullivan, Reilly, Maffucci, Heldburg. Third :i Tolmach, Williams, Cosenza, Abrams, Adamson, Cook r Larsen, Caplan. Fourth: Zimmerman, Ringenbach Lessne, Lecuit, W. Schreiner, Rooney, Camardella, Wat- son. Fifth: Heikaus, Gatland, MacDonald, Koehler Morrissey, Fraser, Gustafson, Pauly, Bell. THE VARSITY IILUB In 1944, a group of fathers interested in high school sports met with the fp football coach for the purpose of promoting a dinner for those boys who had won their Varsity letter in football. It was later decided to include all sports. This group of men became known as the Dad's Committee. It was only natural with the formation of the Dad's Committee that the boys should band together as a group-hence they were organized in 1944 as the Lynbrook High School Varsity Club. The boys of Lynbrook are fortunate to have an interested group of men lending their interest and support to the Varsity Club. At the dinner, pre- sentations of awards are made for the most improved athlete and the most outstanding athlete of the year. At graduation time, some fortunate senior is honored by having his name inscribed on the Memorial Bowl, and he is presented with S 100 to assist him in his future education. Front: Dr. Jesse Tolmach, james Warren, Arthur Swit- zer, Richard Guden, Francis Brennen, Clinton Beaven. Second: Edward Reilly, Sidney R. Covert, Murray Lieb- erman, Charles Ohman, Robert Williams, Edward Rock- stroh. Following men were absent when the picture was taken: Thomas Beck, Powell Benedict, Sr., Tom Brynes, James Camardella, Harry Carl, John Condon, Henry Diot, Maurice Elias, James Flynn, Frank Gatland, Wal- ter Hawthorne, Harry Larsen, Henry Ostrow, William Phippen, Austin Reilly, Emil Schryber, George Snelders, Robert West, Fred Wuest, George Xydias. !!!!21:!':::M::l1Z-:Z -M5354-nMnnnnnnn .iiu .. 222:22 ll i it i GIRLS' SPRING SOFTBALL Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores First - Maiorino, Beaton, Sheriff, Weissman, Snyder. Second-Kirke- gaard, Ross, Drahos, West, Gregory . FRESHMEN Front-Meier, Tutty, Brendel, Mc- Donnell, Mintz, Simon, Shapiro. Sac- ond-jeHerson, Rapp, Imbusch, Mc- Coy, Ford, Schwartz, Donald, Dona- hue, Tully. STUNTS AND TUMBLING Front - Staley, Haskell, Kammer, Brown. Second - Hartmann, Rogers, Hendrickson, Covert. Third-Mastrm ianni, Haasnoot, Woolaey, Haggren, Coakley, Benedit. Fourth-Rulffes. UNDERCLASS APPARATUS Front-Roache, Camovale, Marko- witz, Ross. Second-Kem. Third- Daisley, Gaylor, Stayley, Webers, Grimes. Fourth-Hartmann, Hunt, Rogers, Baldassarre, Norton. Filth- Hendrickson. FRESHMEN HOCKEY First-Loughnane, Sande, Guliano, Mayr, Pallin. Second - Herrmann, Ohman, Speer, Kinzinger. 3 SPIJHTS SENIOR APPARATUS Front-Kammer, Brennan, Nesbitt, Mastroianni. Second-Leopold, Tess- ler, Nocera, Haskell, DeGelleke, Eels, Kalish, Haus. sfswii , 4 I O 9 . 1 t . r a .es ' I O . , . 0, ' 9 A-1 Gun. A. I. 5 SISOPHOMORE HOCKEY Simon, Jefferson, Morris, Appleman, Ford, Haasnoot, Imbusch, lifes, Eglatz. ' EV L F JP , if ,Q K to 3 yr . J 3 ' NJ '15 - I is , J J FRE SHMEN AND SOPHOMORE BADMINTON Front: Rothaug, Chisholm, Cohen, Eberhardt, Goelman, Flaxman, Schlo mann, J ones, Levee, Woglom. Second Steenken, Duffy, Epstein, Weintraub, Laquidara, Mugno, Totoslofsky, Pit ya M-ww' Q! JUNIOR AND SENIOR HOCKEY Kennedy, Arthur, Goble, Weissman, Johnson, Borneman. ..- W .1 ' 9 ea Wan D 0 ii toni, McDonnell, Ajosa, Mintz. Third: Donald, Bayley, Ferrara, Peperitis, Krajicek, Fischler, O'Sullivan, john- ston, Kane, Hirsch. Fourth: Borg- stede, Strobach, Pellegrino, Whitaker, Smith. 50 9' ,,or' 0 fi ff ' BADMINTON Front: Gillen, SherriH, Hom, Wein- stein, Schmidt, Kartfel, Picone, Bee- ton. Second: Cox, Jordan, Benjamin, ' ' ' Zwerling, Blagnies, Bayley, ' ' Brooks, Mltxdxere, Goldman, Meier. Third. Brinkerhoff, Ross, Maynard, West, Benedict, Haggren, Morris, Inman, Drahos. SENIOR BASKETBALL F ont: Nocera, Tessler, Gillen, Kalish. Haus, Morris, In- r Second: Brennan, man, Reilly, Leopold. JUNIOR BASKETBALL ' Rothwell, Zwerlmg, Second: Coyne, Bown, Goble, dict, Haggren, Drahos, West, Ander son, Brinkerhoff. Front: Brown, Sherrlff, ' Hunt, Arthur, Koehler. Bene- FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Front: Schlomann, Totoslofsky, Hirsch, Kinzinger, Camovale Stee 1 n' ken. Second: Weintraub, Kern, Roache, Loughnane, Cinque, Bayley, Herrmann. Third: Daisley, Langberg Peperitis, Ohman, Pellegrino, Hesse: FROSH 8: SOPH BOWLING Front: Broch, Markowitz, Johnston, Weintraub, Roache, Goelman, Ajosa, Epstein, Flaxman, Guiliano, Camo- vale, Ross, Woglom. Second: Spear, Herrmann, Ohman, Pellegrino, Ford, Appleman, Haasnoot, Duffy, Pallin, Daisley, Steenken, Sande, Schlomann. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Front: Imbusch, Cronin, Simon, Mc D ' ' onnell, Webers. Second. Mier, Co- vert, Donald, Staley, Strobach Brooks. Third: McCoy, McMan, Ford fx 9 BOWLING: Seniors and Juniors, Front- Inman, Maggiore, Riordan, Hoecker, Stev- enson, Anderson, Haskell, Plant, Kirke- gaard, Arthur, Goble, Brennen. Second- Hannon, Nocera, Leopold, Haus, Tessler Mitidiere, Goll, Borneman, Woolsey, Hil- denbrand, Jordan, Rogers, West, Cox, Meier. Kidkuwsumss, . Hhiwnmmahm., MM? 1 SENIOR VOLLEYBALL: Seated- Gillen, Reilly, Provost, Inman, Bome- man. Standing - Boyle, Brennan, Plant, Haskell, Kalish, Brownson, La- tonik. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL: Front - Ross, Diot, West. Second-Rothwell, Sherriff, Schmidt, Brown. Third - Arthur, Coyne, Haggren, Rogers, Koehler, Weissman. 53 TABLE TENNIS: Front - Horn Meier, Borgstede, Langberg, Ross Kane, Sande, .Flaxman, Woglom. Second-Blaney, Zwerling, Mugno, Stayley, Ford, Brooks, Covert, Chis- holm, jordan, Bown, Brinkerhoff Third-Haus, Nesbitt, Leopold, Kam- mer, DeGelleke, Fischer, Eels, Miti- diere, Tessler, Bates, Graf, Fishler. SOPH VOLLEYBALL: Front-Harb mann, Simon, McDonnell. Second- Cronin, Webers, Rulffes, Imbush Third-Rapp, McCoy, Strobach, Me- ier. FROSH VOLLEYBALL: Front - Goelman, Becker, Camavale, Wein- traub, Ajosa, Roache. Second - To- toslofsky, Covello, Silver, Kem, Steen- ken. Third - Kinzinger, Herrmann, Peperitis, Bayley, Pellegrino, Dailley. Us , ' -32 if 'F I N14-Heh A' f PL A si a,.EiL K 1 VOLLEYBALL HONOR TEAM: Seated - Boyle, Brennan, Brownson, Reilly, Provost, Inman. Standing- Ross, Diot, Haggren, Rogers, West. Aww- BADMINTON HONOR HONOR: Front -- Inman, Morris, Ross. Second - Meier, Haggren, Drahos, West. Third-Gillen. SOFTBALL HONOR TEAM: Front -- Sherriff, Tully, Simon, Beeton. Sec- cond-Ross, Maiorino, Has- sard, Inman, Gregory, West, Miss Dies. 55 WN Q C - ' ' fx -rv. APPARATUS HONOR TEAM: Front- Stayley. Second-Brennan, Hunt, Hart- Uiailfl. D Q,-f BOWLING HONOR TEAM: Front -Nocera, Haus, Second-Borneman, West, Woolsey. HOCKEY HONOR TEAM: Front- Weissman, Borneman, Goble, Haase. Second-Kinzinger, Cinque, Imbush, Ford, jefferson. Third-Eglatz, Mor- ris, Kennedy, Herrmann, Simon. ,V i fl lliil o u. LX J , ,f , ' ' s-V X J ' Y ' fill A fa. 1 L Vu ,rj 'f Z K ,N . if BASKETBALL HONOR TEAM: Front-Haus, Brennan, West, Goble, Leopold. Second-Benedict, Morris, Haggren, Drahos, Inman, Reilly. The Girls' Hi-Y this year under the leadership of their advisor, Miss Swarthout, and their president, Jane Reilly, has started work on making stuffed animals for little children in a nearby children's home. They have also been making knitted squares for an afghan, which when completed will be turned over to the Red Cross. Both Hi-Y's helped to sponsor an egg hunt given for young children, and enjoyed doing it. Kalish, Vice-President Reilly, President Gillen, Treasurer Miss Swarthout, Advisor .I Leopold, Chaplain ' 9 is 1 H L 5 H I - Y Front: McDonnell, Simon, Torre, Sherriff, Brennan, Beeton, Haus. Second: Morris, Hunt, Leopold, Kalish, Reilly, Gillen, Bates, Nocera, Tessler. Third: Benjamin, Weissman, Donald, Inman, Ford, Haggren, Williams, North, West, Rogers, Ross. 57 LEADERS' CL B Ever see those girls in white gym suits? Sure you have and you know who they are. These girls are responsible for check- ing locker room, taking attend- ance, and making themselves generally useful. This year the girls sold pro- grams at the football games to make money, and for fun, held Dads' Night and Moms' Night. The girls are indebted to Miss Norwat, their advisor, for the success of the Lynbrook Girls leaders' Club. -on Front: D. Morris DeGelleke Nesbitt Nocera Reilly Kalish Gillen Second West Schmidt Goble, Hunt, Drahos Haggren Benedict Third Simon McCoy Hartmann Stayley B Morris, Ford. Fourth Darsley Herrmann Ohman Kern Borgstede IEHT ,.S.QnlbU,: L799 pruhfd, THEME - MARIONETTES III. SS Skit ............ ........ 1 00 Sketch ............... ........ - Decorations ........ ........ 8 0 Relays ............... 14 Volleyball ........... ........ 2 0 B. Basketball ....... 75 G. Basketball ....... ........ 5 0 Bombardment Tog-O-War .......... Costumes ........... Cheering ...... Tickets ......... TOTAL ...... 30 100 100 600 .........1,199 Marionettes Winning Cheerleaders Winning Seniors LQ 1 'U lY!vQi .t ' i til 'B Winning Skit A 13 , Winning Boys' Basketball Checking and Refreshments -' 1 vu' - .f- m',,n-'q:.,'-Rf.,f'y, lr.: ,, J' gil 4' '-r tense Moment A Senior Cheer C 1. Q vi. ,C 1 .Q .. .si -s , , f-' fxzvgqvft agen? Winning Class Spirit X . IIK llli! fri ll l' 2 - ? ICri'F 11.11 1 'I Winning Girls' Basketball Winning Boys' Volleyball p 9' ' ' L734 Pnbzfa, THEME Skit .................... ............. 8 0 Sketch ........................ ......... 1 0 Decorations .........,.. ......... 1 00 Relays ................... .... 1 4 Volleyball ....,.......... .... 3 0 B. Basketball ......... .... 2 5 G. Basketball ........................ 75 -CIRCUS 9 , 4-Zz' 'iq , Tv 791, 1 Bombardment ........ ....... 2 0 W N 'rug-o-war ,... ....... 2 0 '15, '27 Costumes ........ ...... 1 00 X 4' - Cheering .......... ....... 6 0 da, 5,6 Tickets ......... ...... 6 oo KN TOTAL .............................. 1,134 Junior Cheerleaders A Junior Cheer Circus 6' Checking and Refreshments jzumlzman, 956 Pnudzs, THEME TELEVISION Skit ....................... Sketch ............... Decorations Relays .............. Volleyball ...... B. Basketball G. Basketball Borbardment Tug-O-War ...... Costumes ........ Cheering ........ Tickets .............. TOTAL ..... Q0 Keiieewn 6 59 cxong QS jvplwnwmm: 977 pnbzbi, THEME - SHOWBOAT som, Cb ee!-lead ell! Skit ......................... ...,... .... ............................ 50 Sketch ................ ............................. - Decorations .. ....... ... .......... ................ 60 Relays ................ .......... ... ..... ...... ......... 12 Volleyball ............ ..... ... .............. ...... 10 B. Basketball ........ .... .. .... .. .... ...... 25 G. Basketball ................... ...... .... .. .... .. ..... 25 Bombardment ........... .... .,. ................ .... ... 10 Tug-O-War ......... .............. ........ .. .. ....... 1 0 Costumes .......... ........ ......... .. ........ 60 Cheering .......... .......... . ................ .... 80 Tickets ........................... .. ....... ........................ 575 TOTAL ..... , ..ZU,,L.f ...... .... ....... - 917 2, .cl V? If 1 J' IIE!!! VM. dl: lv ,IS ,, ,A J, 0 4 ' l I ,, .sf wb N ' X 10,0 . Mu, B . l . W I lvl QW. 175' 'f M .ZW 0' 'R V JL .' ff 4 011 90153 4' an d R efreshme nts lz OW Boat L+ 555495 , VVAVS lfli 1 12' X I Q . ,wr ns.. J 2 , 5,'1,gg . ig . -J I ., ez. E is , .hr Q V 1 li ' L i . I-.Nik 3 6 'U 8 a. 'fi ' M A' ,Q fa.. 4 I , 'Q 'H 5-R.--' I 3: . 65 v . 'x 1 -.K i 0 ' ' at fx A if ,,.. .4 x 7 if : ,.5. vii! we WL.. iww, 1. . S 1 ' 4. hd ?' I S T ff 'Fl 5 . ln. I ' - ? ll , LLL l 1 f f - o 1 5 3' Y -.,x ,QF Mr 'F -all 5 5 1 6:23, '59 143' Best Looking Kitty Leverock Don Brinkerhoff riff ee f '-. Most Popular Jane Reilly Edward Rockstroh 'X' PUPULAHIT Q ' 0 Smartest 'J Carolyn Goll Allan Zwickel 'qw-rf , 4 ef ' 149:49 - lg ' ? Wittiest Maryanne Haskell George Kurtz Lal Ul a Most Talka tive Joan Hoecker Steve Rapaport S , Vi 4 -c 01 '. X ,fi X 3 'Q if . 66 ', v ' DNA-Q 'Q Best Actor and Actress Judy Kalish Steve Rapaport -JY ar-:Y PULL u H344 F519 Most Likely to Succeed M Carolyn Goll Howard Caplan X ? 1 ,U Most Athletic Grace Inman Mike Soave .v ' vim hav- at 4. rl' X fl' Best Blushers Terry Boyle Ken Anderson A .. xx 'Q t Q14 1 . S fx 1 as as - 'L v. f A, . c ,' Q 0 Xml gr I jet' - LA 'Q in.. .3 Did Most For Class jane Reilly Edward Rockstroh A wg Best Dancers Helen Mastroianni 95 if Mike Soave 4 ' Best Dressers Carol Bates 1 'NJ' Qi y- , ri Bob Felix , .4- C7 67 if ....-ff Valedictorian, Carolyn Goll Averages llver HU o Salut atorian, Allan Zwickel Seated according to class standing: Goll, Zwickel, Castellanos, Turner, Abrams, Caplan, Kalish, Leopold, Mitidiere. Standing: Tessler, Ebmeyer, Kammer, Rapaport, Peperitis, Fischer, House, Borneman, Kirk. Absent: Nagel. 68 Rochstroh, President Soave, Vice-President HOME ROOM REPS. Bates, Secretary Seated: Brownson, Fessler. Standing: Switzer, Abrams. Morrissey, Treasurer III. S5 HISTIJHY Peanuts, popcorn, crackerjacks! Right this way folks to get your grandstand seats for the Greatest Show on Earth! September 1948-we entered high school. The excitement of high school soon died off and we settled down to work. Along came the Freshmen Tests and everyone spent the afternoon punching holes. March 1949 came and with it our first Classnite! With our theme of California we sped along into third place. September 1949 came and we entered school as Sophomores. Now we could tease the Fresh- men! Our subjects got tougher this year but everyone seemed to weather the storm. Then came Classnite and everyone went rushing around again. We had the theme of Cinderella that year. We came in first in skits but we didn't quite make the grade that night-we came in last. Intermission's over folks-please return to your seats. September 1950 and we were Juniors. Along in January our class held its prom with the theme of South Pacific. Low lights, sway- ing palms, and soft music made the gym look like a South Sea Island. Then came Classnite and we were Annie Get Your Gun. Again we came in first in skits and for the first time in the history of Classnite the winning skit was put on in the gym that night. We tried very hard to win Classnite and came close to our goal, too- we lost by just nineteen points. Close behind Classnite followed our play, Off a Pewter Plat- ter, a hysterical comedy about a zany family. September 1951 and the peak of high school was reached. We were Seniors!!! In November our class put on the play, Cheaper by the Dozen, which was a huge success. Following on its heels came Classnite, conducted in December of this year. We had the theme of Marionettes, and in our greasepaint and strings, we came in first again in skits which we presented in the gym that night. As for Classnite itself - we romped into first place by sixty-five points! Then everyone realized that midterms were coming, along with Senior averages. Everyone waited with a hushed silence until he received his card. Senior themes came and went and we were ready for Senior Assembly. What a hilarious event! Then to the opposite extreme, everyone went in formals and tux to the Big Event- the Senior Prom. With all our deadlines met by last minute rushes, our yearbook came out and what a yearbook-eight pages in color! RICHARD ABRAMS Persuasive homeroom rep ALAN ADAM SON f Sabotaging Dick Switzer's experiment A 'Q ROBERT AHRENS V V I . Q15 Only male varsity cheerleader ,. za . , JOHN ALLSOPP Man is a dog's best friend nmfgigpix fem i if KENNETH ANDERSON Kid A in his kiddy car ff' 1, 6j'AVM'f WWW Ml JAMES BALL Miesten's best waiter CAROL ANN BATES Ahh! Those classnite costumes ALM, f ,fp-AQ, .,!x DIANA BEETON Southern loyalty Q U .....,.?,?:'Ef::...m. no In 1 F F A liimaz ul : s ure f GEORGIANA BORNEMAN Household helper TERESA BOYLE What a blush! MARY BRENN AN The laugh DONALD BRINKERHOFF Old Faithful -, 4,4535 2 l at! 5 lf' r Eniill il f A W lllllilii lgi ,l 1. ' 1llll F f -, Y E jllfiinlllllalwa 5 Q N-R. REP MARIE BROWNSON Small blond in the green car wr- A f1reman's twirler of ADELAIDE BUNTEN K, f, I I HOWARD CAPLAN Columbia's foremost lawyer I ' 1. MANUEL CASTELLANOS Car connoisseur 9 PENNY CHARPENTIER High kicker gage 5 A rl A ' T . EZ' 1 X f 22 . ' X La' A56 'ir 9 - Xi A ALPHONSE CINQUE E European gentlemen 'N Q N ' ' DIANA COOPER A worn path to Malverne FRANK CRAWFORD Blood, sweat, and touchdowns fm fin L QE GERALD CRAWFORD Short in stature but strong in mind iv DIANE DEGELLEKE Conscientious worker - WILLOUGHBY DOBBS . P 1 Truman's staunch supporter P RICHARD DUDASI-I X xx A 1932 Plymouth fanybody want to buy it?j X 1 Q F A-if or Wigs, A pf Ari nuesgsaaiaarl A 1' . if ahh-nf. 'Y' J 7 co I WALTER EBMEYER 4 Brow-beating editor of the Lyn-News HELEN EELS Madame Curie HENRY ESCHENBACH Sleepy time guy 2 43. PHILIP FELD 8-5 that the Dodgers win 4922- : 1 E ,g,g.!.1.mnlml.:-111. I M0 ' J -'-as f1 nw fur lame? I j gg '5:Z!!!!!l2l4 Q H f 5' A '-' jx 1 A A I is ROBERT FELIX The roving kind FRED FERRI Moon, june, spoon SUE FESSLER Silent Sue BENITA F IDLER Bonny braids CAROLYN FISCHER 8-5 that the Giants win 3 EVA FISCHER 'mm' Short and sweet X t Q, MILDRED GILLEN V 5 Her twirling C, A NORMA JEAN GILLEN Anything to eat, Norm? 9 - fl Ls-I L-1 DE -rv CAROLYN GOLL Artistic ability PATRICIA GRAFF See my pretty flowers? DANIEL GRIMES Sleepy Poor risk for an insurance 'es MORTON GROSSMAN ' ' , Q., Q9 company 'sigma' i .,.. If Q jlfiillzslnl lb' , ,, o o X. O JOAN HANNON Trip to South America MARYANNE HASKELL Mischievous imp DOROTHY HAUS A bulls-eye again! 5 FREDERICK HELDBERG Frank Butler ur n E. .i-::?f?::ifgi..r-1 3 J E '- sn-ilirall iff w lw i sa laiz !l' 2ml 'lE 'M X 9 5 Q, Lx- Q l T is is QDW iafffifffafflgafcsxlwmfmgaii MARLENE HENKEL Her sparkling smile ROBERT HEROLD The little lady's escort JOAN HOECKER Chatterbox ARTHUR HOUSE N f The scientific mind Mcfiiop 5 in ' GRACE INMAN Fun-loving and athletic ROBERT JOHNSON Riding in a green car with a small blond ANN JUNGER Little Miss Innocense JUDITH KALISH Miss Activities of L.H.S. 26 Wa' E x- ELAINE KAMMER Quiet but always willing to help JUDITH KAUFMAN Salty Senior Sailor DOROTHY KELLY Irish Eyes are Smilin l 4442-N 49' e ' ll!-fm! 0 ? JANET KENNY Happy go-lucky joker 0,-Q' Iflflflllflfl liiifiliilli Q ding. ..... o o R- 12 A 1lllll L A -Ill, jliiiignlngl ly' I O l MILDRED KILLEEN 1 yu: '14 Lynbrook's favorite usherette r g? I 'f Mr N ABBEY KIRK Mama Gilbreth JOAN KLEPPER Our Senior beautician A The pincurls I ,fi 6 CAROL KNAPP U X be - L ff ff ' 'I ,AL 4.198 F .h1f2.:::.., ' M0 :sr ,I H Eiiiliiill de ,' li diiii l JOAN KOCH C.Y.O. basketball star THEODORE KRAMER I'l1 have a Cadillac yet! E GEORGE KURTZ ' ' . CJ fu Keen sense of humor - EARL LANGDON Go'n Fishin! ' A - fm 1 L ni miviaagf x la X355 MXN KTA --'f ,V n Mk L f ELLEN LATONIK Imogene Coca I ' v '4 L Wx ALEX LAZO Artist supreme ADRIENNE LE BOU .Ng I, Her tales of Connecticut 1 7 f PAUL LEIGHT Big blue Packard .. .. ,V.,.,,,.,,, 1 ,A....E,,,,..nw-. nu-Q,-1.-Y ... V, 3 ,qv , .....-..4,-- 'W ' LILLIAN LENGEL Soloist GLADYS LEOPOLD Hair of gold, eyes of blue Q CATHERINE LEVEROCK That Woodbury complexion l JOHN LIMPITLAW Lynbrook congressman 1 IIY7: fn!! my il!'iH5'I fag lu fgzsaisanillr-'fir . ef' e W JOAN LUDIN Neat and nice JAMES LYALL Crewcut FLORENCE MAGGIORE Better late than never DONALD MARGRAF Handsome blond 7, 'l m J L! J M - H 1 HELEN MASTROIANNI Twinkle-toes JANET MATLACK Strawberry blond RUTH MCLELLAN Tropical fish enthusiast FERDINAND MIGNOGNA Mr. Touchdown - rm 1 4, E Aki JOAN MITIDIERE Super saleswoman JV. DENISE MORRIS 7 0 W 0 wg Badminton champ , f U GERALD MORRISSEY qiwmmagfif N P1 4 m Q O' o D- lg, VJ Ph D . ru C1 O- DOLORES MURPHY Buttons and Bows faxemfi x 93 , H L ,.,. - 1 , Vv Y V-,gy-1,3-Y GEORGE NAGEL 7 3 Galloping George BARBARA NESBITT Straight Arrow f VIRGINIA NOCERA Bowling A DANIEL OFFERMAN jovial 111111111111 ma i l J NJQ lursgssiiiaual o ROBERT PENTA The eyes have it HELEN PEPERITIS Silence is golden Q .df RICHARD PHELPS 2. Car maniac if' MARY PLANT Did the last bell ring yet? iieiafsill 512 1' M ESH X - - STEPHEN RAPAPORT His orations JANE REILLY Annie Oakley, herself ELEANOR REINHARDT MARILYN RICE GERALDINE RIORDAN Humming bird EDWARD RocKs'rRoH Q Personality GILBERT ROSENTHAL Glib gabber RICHARD SANDERS QXXIEK, 1 1 , Brooklyn accent rw I L..n9- mm? B633 I 9 - 1 L, J X ff Q fem anfw2m.M A-4 ing MMM 3 ffm mem DONALD SCHNEIDER :- Tight dungarees! 43 E fx 50 'E7' . K 2 1 JACK SCHREINER Speedy STEPHEN SCHRYVER Napoleon ETTA SCHWARTZ Pretty face QQ -5 1-'- 7 '-'I M .JN 4a ? Z ' 4 Niiliiilln .' liumiiiill llfwiiiiiili' 'lfifm O y I 0 i O L - leg gl As , 3? ROBERT SCOTT Great scott! il' LORRAINE SHARP Giggles MICHAEL SOAVE Happy-go-lucky, ladies man HARVEY SOPER The walk he 'B I 1 1:11111 II 'Fl Ll- -4 3 ,,., s,f:..,,f, narggggall- .' lnluliiflill egg Jlllnfmd I O 159-I 0 X ,Q As. an i A 5 Funn- 'ii --ll I jllfzinlllg lf? O , Q , L fi STEPHEN SPATENGA Strictly the outdoor type 'C' RICHARD SPIEGEL Silent artist JULIA SPINELLI Ardent Dodger fan WARREN STICKELMAN ix Laughing blue eyes sf fbxifj' RICHARD SWITZER if 31 pieces of glass Chem lab -1- R. Switzer : ...,,. ef? 2 fir 1 ek f fp if JI PAUL SZULBORSKI Hot rod A gr x ke 4 G HARRIET TESSLER lb Cute and quiet .A 4 9 - fH LJ J LJ fig L ROBERT TURNER Poppa Sx'd sl Q f Q9 9' 6: ,, HARRY WALTMAN Friendly, but a woman hater it Q CHARLES WEILER - 2' Q! ' bl, English teacher's peanut gallery LILLIAN WHITE E E 'E Cheerful Ag a 50 A-L gpnrrrlurxtl , I E ln!k.d 4 'IJ - L A, 4 A-,ga g .,.?fr:-...,' H 5 - - 5 'M ,fm - T W'5E5ll 1' li flliil ll-'Ze ' Will ' ' F o,. 1 f' PATRICIA MESERVY CAROL WILLIAMS Tau and dignified Twirling, plus her smile JOYCE WOGLOM f'Dimp1es CLAUDIA PROVOST China blue eyes ALLAN ZWICKEL Superior intelligence lllm.5j l.4 SZ - MK H A A SE IUH EATALUHUE RICHARD ABRAMS-Class Nite skit 1,45 rifle team 2, tennis 2, Boy's Hi-Y 2-4, Secretary 4, Lyn News 2-4, Class Nite volleyball 2,3,4, Junior Play, Class Nite bas- ketball 3, Cross Country 4, Business Editor of Owl , intramural basketball 2, Varsity basketball 4, debating club 4, homeroom rep 4. ALAN ADAMSON-track 2-4, Owl staff, intramural softball. ROBERT A1-IRENS-Class-Nite skit 1-4, Boy's Hi-Y 1-4, Chaplain 4, intramural basketball 1-3, basketball man- ager 2, Lyn-News staff 2,3, Senior Play. JOHN ALLSOPP--Junior Play business staff, Senior Play, Owl staff, Class Nite committee 2,3. KENNETH ANDERSON-Freshmen basketball, J'.V. base- ball, Varsity baseball, Class Nite basketball 1-4. JAMES BALL-Class Nite committee 4, transferred from Central High School. CAROL BATES--archery 1, tumbling 2, badminton 2, vol- leyball 2,3, Apparatus 3, table tennis 4, Class Nite bom- bardment 1,4, Class Nite costumes 1-4 CChairmanJ, Class Nite skit 2,4, Hi-Y 2-4 fSec. 45, Junior Play, Sen- ior Play, Associate Editor of Owl , Lyn-New stai, homeroom rep 2, Treasurer of Class 3, Secretary of Class 4. DIANA BEETON-softball 1-3, honor team 1-3, volley- ball 1-3, honor team 3, basketball 1-3, hockey 1,2, tumbl- ing 2, badminton 4, Hi-Y 2-4, Girls' Sports Editor of Owl , Class Nite bombardment 1,2, Class Nite basket- ball 1-3, Class Nite volleyball 3, business staff of Senior Play, Class Nite skit 4, decorations 4, debating club 4. GEORGIANA BORNEMAN-hockey 1-4, bowling 2,3, softball 1,2, volleyball 1,3, junior Play, Senior Play, Yearbook staff, Class Nite costumes 1, skit 2-4, volley- ball 3, bombardment 4. TERESA BOYLE-Class Nite cheerleader 1-4, basketball 013. BRENNAN--volleyball 1-3, basketball 1-3, soft- ball 1-3, badminton 2, apparatus 3,4, Class Nite basket- ball 1-4, bombardment l,2,4, volleyball 3. DONADD BRINKERHOFF-Freshmen basketball, Fresh- men football, J.V. baseball 1, j.V. football 2,3, J.V. bas- ketblll- 2, Varsity basketball 3, Varsity baseball 2-4, Va y Club, Varsity football 4, Class Nite basketball 25' ageball 2, window diving 2, volleyball 3,4. RIE BROWNSON-table tennis 1, tennis 1, basket- H all 1-3, badminton 2, volleyball 2,3, apparatus 3, tumbl- ming 3, Freshmen cheering, Class Nite cheering 1-4, bas- tball 2-4, Yearbook Staff. AD LAIDE BUNTEN-archery 1,2, bowling 1, Class ,Nite skits 1,3,4, costumes 2, refreshments 3,4. HEJWARD CAPLAN-Varsity football 4, Lyn-News 4, i?Yearbook staff, Class Nite skit 1,3,4, relays 1,2, Tug-O- 1Nbr 3,4, Debating club 4. MANUEL CASTELLANOS-Freshmen basketball, Senior Play, Hi-Y 3,4, Class Nite checking 2,3, volleyball 2,3. PENNY CHARPENTIER-Hi-Y 2-4, bowling 1, basket- ball 2,3, volleyball 2,3, apparatus 2,3, tumbling 2,3, Jun- ior Play, Lyn-News 2-4, Class Nite skit 2-4, basketball 2-4. ALPHONSE CINQUE-Lyn-News 4. DIANA COOPER-volleyball 1, softball 1, Class Nite cheering 1,3, Glen Cove - Spanish club. FRANCIS CRAWFORD-football 3,4. GERALD CRAWFORD-football 3,4. DIANE DEGELLEKE-badminton 1-3, table tennis 1,2, Leader's Club 1-4, apparatus 4, tennis 1, Class Nite skit 4, decorations 4. WILLOUGHBY DOBBS-Class Nite basketball 3,4, vol- leyball 4. RICHARD DUDASH-Senior Play business staff, Class Nite skit 1, decorations 1-4, refreshments 2,3, rope climbing 1. WALTER EBMEYER-Lyn-News staff 3 CEditor 41, asst. baseball manager, stagemgr. Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Nite refreshments 3, Delegate to Boys' State, Class Nite skit 1,3,4, Debating Club 4. HELEN EELS-tennis 1, archery 1-3, badminton 2, bas- ketball 1,2, apparatus 4, table tennis 3, Class Nite skit 2, relays 2, decorations 3. HENRY ESCHENBACH-Freshmen football, Varsity baseball 2,3, J.V. baseball 1, decorations 2,3, Class Nite volleyball 1-4, basketball 3,4. PHILLIP FELD-J.V. football 2, Class Nite committee 1-3, skit 4, Yearbook staff 4, Senior Play business staff. ROBERT FELIX-football 1,2,4, golf 2,3, Freshmen bas- ketball, Class Nite basketball. FRED FERRI-Freshmen basketball, J.V. basketball 2, J.V. baseball 1,2, Varsity basketball 3,4, Varsity club, Class Nite volleyball 4. SUE FESSLER-volleyball 1-3, Class Secretary 1-3, homeroom rep 4, tumbling 2, Class Nite bombardment '2, basketball 1, decorations 1-3, checking 3. BENITA FIDLER-Erasmus Hall H.S., radio drarnatics 2, Erasmian staff 2, Dance Club 1,2, Lynbrook H.S., Junior Play, business staff Senior Play, Owl staff, Lyn-News staff, News Editor 4, Class Nite skit 3,4, De- bating Club 4, Decorations 4. CAROLYN M. FISCHER-Archery 1-3 Chonor team 31, basketball 1,2, bowling 1, table tennis 2,3, Class Nite costume committee 1-4, Tickets 2. EVA M. FISCHER-table tennis 1,3, apparatus 3, archery 3, Senior Play, Owl staff, Lyn-News staff 3, Associate Editor 4, Class Nite relay team 1-3, skit 1,4, decorations 3, Debating Club. MILDRED GILLEN-basketball 1,2, badminton 1,2, table tennis 1-3, apparatus 3, Majorettes 3,4, Class Nite bas- ketball 1, skit 2-4, refreshments 1,2,4. NORMA GILLEN-badminton 1-4, badminton honor team 4, table tennis 1-3, basketball 1-3, Leaders Club 1-4, Vice President 4, Hi-Y 1-4, treasurer 4, homeroom rep 1, Class Nite skit 2-4, basketball 3,4, 'fOwl Staff, Library Club 1. CAROLYN GOLL-hockey 1, table tennis 1,2, Lyn-News staff 4, Owl art editor, Class Nite decorations 1,3,4. PATRICIA GRAFF DANIEL GRIMES-Class Nite skit 1. MORTON GROSSMAN-football 2, Class Nite basket- ball 2,4, volleyball 4, baseball 4, Lyn-News 4. JOAN I-IANNON-basketball 1, volleyball 1,2, Class Nite decorations 1-3, Class Nite basketball 1,4, Class Nite volleyball 3, Yearbook Typing staff, Lyn-'News typing staff. MARY ANN HASKELL-hockey 1, basketball- 1-3, table tennis 1, softball 1,2, volleyball 2,3, apparatus 2-4, tumbling 3, Class Nite basketball 1, skit 4, cheering 2-4, decorations 2, Lyn-News staff, Yearbook staff. DOROTHY HAUS-apparatus 3,4, table tennis 1-3, bas- ketball 1,3, archery 2,3, archery honor team 2,3, Class Nite relays 3,4, Yearbook staff, skit 1,2, Hi-Y 2-4, Class Nite basketball 2-4, hockey 1,2. FREDERICK HELDBURG-football 1-3,4, softball 3,4, Class Nite' skit 3, basketball 1-4, volleyball 4. MARLENE HENKEL-Class Nite checking, refreshments 2-4, costumes 4, Owl typing staff, tumbling 3. ROBERT HEROLD-Class Nite basketball 4. JOAN HOECKER-Class Nite skit 3,4. ARTHUR HOUSE-archery 1. GRACE INMAN-tennis 1,2, bowling 1, basketball 1-3, softball 1-3, volleyball 2,3, badminton 3,4, Class Nite basketball 1-4, Class Nite bombardment 1,2,4, Class Nite volleyball 3, Hi-Y 1-4, Lyn-News 3, Owl staff. ROBERT M. JOHNSON-football 1, softball 4. ANN JUNGER-Glee Club 1, Student Council 1, Photog- raphy Club 1, Dramatics Club 2, Cinema Club 2, Agatla Honor Society 2, Class Nite skit 3,4, Class Nite decora- rations 4, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play. JUDITH KALISH-tennis 1,2, table tennis 1,2, basketball 1-3, Freshmen cheering, volleyball 3, stunts and tumbl- ing 2, apparatus 3,4, Hi-Y 1-4, Vice-President of Hi-Y 4, Leader's Club 2-4, Secretary 3, President 4, Lyn-News 2-4, Clas editor of the Owl , Class Nite skit 2-4, Class Nite cheering 1,2,4, decorations 1, relay team 3, delegate to Girls' State and Girls' Nation, Junior Play, Senior Play. ELAINE KAMMER-tennis 1, table tennis 1-3, basket- ball 1,2, tumbling 2,3, apparatus 4, badminton 3, Class Nite skit 2,4, relays 2,4. JUDITH KAUFMAN-Class Nite decorations 1,2, refresh- ments 3,4, skit 3,4, Student council 1,2, Lyn-News 3,4, Yearbook Art Staff, Yearbook Sport StaH, Business staff of Senior play, Debating Club 4. DOROTHY KELLY-Library Club 1,2, Lyn-News staff 3,4, Class Nite relays 1,2, refreshments 1-3. JANET KENNY-archery 1, table tennis 1-3, bowling 1, apparatus 3, Class Nite decorations 1, relay team 3,4, refreshments 3, skit 4, Yearbook typing stat? 4. MILDRED KILLEEN-Majorette 3, bowling 2,3, bad- minton 1,2, table tennis 1-3, basketball 1, archery 1, Lyn- News 1-4. ABBEY KIRK--Erasmus Hall High School-supply of- fice 1,2, hockey club 1,2, tennis club 1,2, Sports Gym 2, Vice-President of Sophomore class, Lynbrook High School, Yearbook Staff Cclassl, Senior Play, Class Nite basketball 4, skit 4. JOAN KLEPPER-Malveme High, volleyball 1, hockey 1, Lynbrook High, badminton 2,3, archery 2, table tennis 2, volleyball 3, Class Nite checking 1-3, volleyball 3, majorette 3. JOAN KOCH-table tennis 1, basketball 3, Class Nita basketball 3,4, relays 3, bombardment 4. CAROL KNAPP-basketball 1, table tennis 1, bowling 2, Class Nite basketball 1, decorations 2, Lyn-News typing 3,4, Yearbook typing 4. THEODORE KRAMER-Thomas Jefferson High School, Swimming 1, baseball 1-3, hockey 1-3. GEORGE KURTZ-Class Nite basketball 1,3,4, track 3. EARL LANGDON--Class Nite checking 3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play. ELLEN LATONIK--table tennis 2, Class Nite volleyball 3, relays 3,4, bombardment 4. ALEXANDER LAZO-football 3,4, Owl Art Staff, Class Nite decorations. ADRIENNE LEBOU-Lyn-News 2-4, basketball 2, Junior Play, Class Nite skit 3,4. PAUL LEIGHT-Far Rockaway Photography Club 2, football 2, Lynbrook High, Class Nite refreshments 4. LILLIAN LENGEL-Opera Representative 2, bowling 3. GLADYS LEOPOLD-table tennis 1-3, Honor team 3, archery 1-4, honor team 2,3, basketball 1-3, softball 1, Class treasurer 2, Hi-Y 2-4, Chaplain 4, Class Nite bas- ketball 1-4, bombardment 1,4, costumes 2, Chairman of ticket committee 2-4, Owl Sports' StaH. CATHERINE LEVEROCK-table tennis 1, Class Nite decorations 1, costumes 1-3, cheering 2-4, Typing staff for Yearbook, Typing staH for Lyn-News. JOHN LIMPITLAW-Hi-Y 1-4, President 4, J.V. Foot- ball 2, Class Nite cageball 1, basketball 2, tug of war 3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Varsity Football 4. JOAN LUDIN-archery 3, table tennis 4, Class Nite checking 1, refreshments 2,3. , 5' JAMES LYALL-J.V. Basketball 2, Class Nite basketball 3, Varsity basketball 4, Class Nite volleyball. FLORENCE MAGGIORE-table tennis 1,2, tennis 1, archery 2, bowling 3, Class Nite skit 3. DONALD MARGRAF-Freshman basketball 1, J.V. bas- ketball 2,3, baseball 1,3, track 1,2, J.V. Football 1-3, Varsity Football 4, golf 2, Lyn-News 2, Yearbook 4, Class Nite basketball 1, volleyball 4, tug of war 4. I HELEN MASTROIANNI--hockey 1, Class Nite skit 1- ii' relays 1,3,4, J.V. Cheering 1,2, stunts and tumbling 2, 1 decoration committee 2, apparatus 3,4, Varsity Cheering 3,4, Captain 4. K. JANET MATLACK-Class Nite skit 4. 4' RUTH MCLELLAN-Class Nite refreshments 4, archery, Junior Play. FERDINAND MIGNOGNA-baseball 1-4, football 1,4, Intramural softball 4, Class Nite volleyball 4. JOAN MITIDIERE-table tennis 1-3, Honor Team table tennis 3, badminton 2-4, basketball 2,3, Class Nite re- lays 1-4, Class Nite decorations 3,4, Lyn-News 4, Year Book Staff 4, Debating Club 4. - lr.. 9 DENISE MORRIS-bowling 1, badminton 1-4, Honor team 2-4, softball 1, Class Nite basketball 1-4, Class Nite relays 1, basketball 2, volleyball 2,3, Class Nite bombardment 2,4, Leaders Club 2-4, Class Nite volley- ball 3. GERALD MORRISSEY-Class President 1, Class V. President 3, basketball 1, baseball 2,3, Student Council Treasurer 3, Varsity basketball 4. DOLORES MURPHY-basketball l,2, badminton 1-3, table tennis 1-3, Class Nite Skit 2-4, Class Nite decora- tions 2-4, tumbling 2, bowling 3, Class Nite relays 3,4, Junior Play 3. GEORGE NAGEL-track 1-4, cross country 2-4, Class Nite volleyball 1-3, Class Nite tug-o-war 3, Varsity Club 2-4. BARBARA NESBITT-Leaders.Club 1-4, archery 1-3, basketball 1,2, apparatus 4, Student Council 1-3, Class Treasurer 2, table tennis 1-3, Yearbook Class Staff 4, Class Nite relays l,2,4, costumes 1,4. VIRGINIA NOCERA-archery-1-4, basketball 2-4, bowl- ing 1-4, table tennis 3,4, Leaders Club 2-4, Class Nite cheering 3,4, Class Nite skit l,2, apparatus 3-4, softball 2, Class Nite relays 3, Hi-Y 3,4. DAN OFFERMAN-archery 1, chorus l,2, handball 3, Class Nite Tug-O-War 1-4. ROBERT. PENTA-J.V. football 1,2, Freshman basket- ball 1, J.V. basketball 2, Varsity basketball 3,4, Varsity football 3,4, track 2, Class Nite basketball 1, Class Nite cageball 2, volleyball 3, Tug-O-War 3,4. HELEN PEPERITIS-badminton 1, bowling 1, softball 1, Class Nite relays 1, costume committee 1-4, table ten- nis 2, homeroom rep 3, Yearbook Typing Editor 4. RICHARD PHELPS-Class Nite refreshments 1. MARY PLANT-Senior Band twirler 3, Lyn-News staff 4, archery 3, volleyball 3, badminton 3, Class Nite relays 2-4, checking 1-3, Junior Play business staff. STEPHEN RAPAPORT-Allentown High School, Orator Debating Society, chess and checker clubs 1-3, Dramatic club 1-3, Sophomore and Junior Play, Lynbrook Junior Play, softball 3, Senior debating club 4, Varsity basket- J 4581! 4- JANE? EILLY-Leaders Club 1-4, J.V. cheering 1,2, hock' l,2, volleyball 1, softball honor team 2, basket- ball 1-' basketball honor team 3, softball l,2, Class Nite basket all 1-4, Class Nite skit chairman 1-4, table tennis 2, 'ng honor team 2, volleyball honor team 3, Junior- lay, Lyn-News, Varsity cheerleader 3,4, Girls 'Hi-Y 3,4, President 4, Senior Play, Yearbook staff 4. QEANOR REINHARDT-Class Nite skit 4, decorations 34. .I A RILYN RICE-Tilden High School, softball 1,2, ten- 'tis l,2, swimming 1,2, gym secretary 1,2, Lynbrook High School, Yearbook staff 4, Class Nite decorations 4. GERALDINE RIORDAN-badminton, table tennis, Lyn- News 2-4, Class Nite skit 4, checking 4. EDWARD ROCKSTROH-Freshmen football, Freshmen basketball, J.V. baseball 2,3, Varsity football 2-4, Class President 3,4, Student Council CPres. 39, CTreasurer 43, Class Nite basketball 2,3, tug of war 3, skit 1,2,4, decorations 4. , .. .4 ' 4 aw GILBERT 'ROSENTHAL-Associate Art Editor of Owl , Lyn-News, Class Nite decorations 4, tug of war 4. RICHARD SANDERS-Class Nite basketball 1,4, Class Vice-President 1, President 2, Freshman basketball 1. DONALD SCHNEIDER-football 4, Class Nite tug of war 4. JACK SCHREINER-track 1-4, Intramural basketball 3, cross country 2,4, Class Nite basketball 3,4, checking 4. STEPHEN SCHRYVER-track. ETTA SCHWARTZ-Class Nite skit 4, table tennis l,2, bowling 3, tennis 1, badminton 3,4, Class Nite decora- tions 1,3,4. ROBERT SCOTT-Intramural baseball 1, Intramural football 1, Class Nite refreshments, tug of war 4, Jamaica High School, swimming 3. LORRAINE SHARP-table tennis 1,3, tennis, Class Nite cheering 1-4, volleyball 2, Class Nite basketball 3,4, Yearbook Typing staff, badminton 2. MICHAEL SOAVE-Freshmen basketball, Freshmen foot- ball, golf 1, J.V. football 2, J.V. basketball 2, track 2,4, Varsity football 3,4, varsity basketball 3,4, Varsity base- ball 3, Class Vice-President 4. HARVEY SOPER-Class Nite skit 1. STEPHEN SPATENGA-football 1-3. RICHARD SPIEGEL-Lynbrook High School, tug of war 4, volleyball 4, Abraham Lincoln High School, fencing 2, administration ollice 1,3, visual aid office 3. JULIA SPINELLI-softball 2, basketball 3, Class Nite skit 3,4. WARREN STICKELMAN-Class Nite volleyball 1, Class Nite window jumping 2, decorations 2, basketball 4. RICHARD SWITZER-Class Nite skit 1,4, Hi-Y 1-4, softball manager 3,4, J.V. basketball manager 3, home- room rep 4, Vice President of Hi-Y 4, Varsity basketball manager 4, Varsity football manager 4, Boys' Sports Editor for Owl 4. PAUL' SZULBORSKI-Class Nite committees. HARRIET TESSLER-archery 1,3, honor team 2,3, bowl- ing 1, Class Nite skit l,3,4, table tennis 2,3, Yearbook editor-in-chief, basketball 3,4, apparatus 3,4, Class Nite relays 3,4, Hi-Y 2-4, Library Club 1. MARY TOTO-Class Nite skit 3,4, checking 3. ROBERT TURNER-football 1, Class Nite skit 1,4, In- tramural basketball 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Nite checking 3,4. HARRY WALTMAN-Lynbrook High School, Class Nite tug-of-war 3,4, volleyball 4. CHARLES WEILER-Class Nite skit 4, checking 4. LILLIAN WHITE-Class Nite committees. CAROL WILLIAMS-basketball 1,2, CClass Nitel, Class Nite decorations l,2, cheering 1,2,4, bombardment 4, basketball 1-3, volleyball 3, hockey 1, Junior Play, Sen- ior Play, Girls' Hi-Y 4, apparatus 2, Lyn-News, Girls, Sports Editor, Majorettes 1-4, Head Majorette 4. JOYCE WOGLOM-J.V. cheering 1,2, Varsity cheering 3,4, badminton 1, basketball 1-3, Class Nite bombard- ment 1, decorations 1, table, tennis 2, apparatus 3, vol- leyball 3, Class Nite volleyball 3, basketball 3, skit 4, Typing staff-Yearbook 4, Lyn-News 4. ALLAN ZWICKEL-Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Nite skit 4, decorations 4. I C1 FN caucus ' W LL' WT ACKNOWLEDGMENT Photography HOME LIFE STUDIO ' 1 Roosevelt Street Lynbrook, New York Printing T. O'TOOLE 85 SONS Stamford, Connecticut ,LV V I l ' f 7 V V, ,si , , - V 5: H -V ,L V... ' ,mn M V 6 -A - 2,5 . , V 4 ' V V r , , '- 1 .TV VV.,- V ' ' 4 i.,f.f. . -J 5 '- ' V' ,. ' . 4 L . Q23 A : - . XV - lm V A .Vi W .fl 'KJ ii' . 5 , ' ' Y ff ' .. 2 ' ' 11. A ' ' I . . V 4 . .Va ,, .- Q V. V V, ,V V L , . Vnlgjaca V V .- , ' ., -' 'V ' f HF . V V , A fgpqi, , Q 3 .4 K k Q LK I . -my V .e 5 ',.V - . V V, , .A .. - V V F'-mf V - ,, . , , ' iw V, V ,. VV - .Via , if if I ' N' ' ' .f ,U 'J' 'ff -. ' ,.J'-1' . V fa Q3 'V . 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