The-Helm_1963-03-28; Lynbrook Helm Independent Review

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Vol. 1, No. 8
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liato.s is Feiuiiiisf at Lynbrook. N. V. LYNBROOK, N. Y., THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1963 10^ Per Copy
It's The Seniors!!
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Work, hope, excitements, tears, it's all over. And the senior class did it
again, Steve Heyman, president of Lynbrook High School's senior class re-ceives
the Class Night Trophy from athletic director William Patterson
while Steve's happy classmates look on. Class Night, an annual event, was
heldlast Friday night where the sophomores, jimiors apd seniors were pitted
against one another in athletics^ skits, decorations fina^'^stiuahes. (HELM
photo)
Malverne Girls' Sport
Night This Friday
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Malveme's Annual Girls' Sport
Night Contest will be held in the
High School gymnasium on Friday
night, March 29 at 8:00 p.m.
The election of captains took
place during gym classes in January,
with four girls: Linda Hunt, Carole
Holtzrnan, Marjorie Eightmyer and
Jane Kristall, closely tied for "Num-ber
One Girl." After two elections,
Carole Holtzrnan, and Bonnie Mil-ner
were chosen as captain, and co-captain
of the Blue Team, and Linda
Hunt and Marjorie Bightincycr as
captain, and co-captain of the Or-ange
Team. Faculty members, Mr.
Frank Gatland and Mr. Robert
Bosomworth were also eh^ctecl to
advise the two teams, Blue and
Orauge, respectively.
It takes more tlian captains, co-captaiiis
and advisers to make an
cxciting Sportriiji'lil, so C^arolc and
Bonnie of the Bine Team, chose I1h>
following Kirls to lielp form a win-ning
team: J.inc Kristall, checrlciKl-ing;
Sue I'^oley, skil; jiicU' Mandcll,
art; liobcrta iMscnlitTii;, finances;
June Kranick, coslnnu^s; Nancy
Aarons, Senior • reprcsi'ntative; Pat
(iiicrrin. Junior representative and
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In This Issue
C'alendar of EN oiit.s . . I^ige 2
Tliouslit for tlie Week l^age 4
Editorial Page 5
What Do You Think .. Page 8
The Family Purse Page 8
Sports and Bridge Page U
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Carole Lentini, Sophomore represen-tative.
Linda Hunt and Marjorie Right-myer
are equally anxious for the Or-ange
Team to be victorious, and
have chosen special helpers also:
Sylvia Terry for cheering; Carol
Kaplan for the skit; Lynn Geehan
for finances; and Karen Krieg for
costumes. As class representatives,
Shelia Harris will take care of the
Seniors, Shelly Winkler, the Juniors,
and Linda Mudry, the Sophomores.
Mrs. Inez Buck, head of the Girls'
Physical Education Department, and
Miss Betty Cermak, also of the
Physical Education Department, are
working with the girls during gym
classes, and help with Afr. Gatland
and Mr. Bosomworth at rehearsals
after school.
Lynbrook Doe Club
Installation Set
'i'he Doe Club of lynbrook will
have their Installation of Ofl'ieers
this Tuesday, April 2, at the I'llks
C:lubh()usi',' 57 Ileinnstead Anc.,
I.ynbrook. A wonderiul supner will
be served promptlv at 7 p.m. by the
ixist presi<lcnts, who will also install
the incoming officers for the >ear
1963-64.
After a most successful year, Presi-dent
Mrs. Arthur Guillan will turn
the gavel over to Mrs, Joseph Long,
incoming Presi<lent. Other officers to
be installed an; Mrs. James Nhireo,
Vice President; Mrs. Joseph Man-nella
Recording Secretary; Mrs,
Robert Thomas, Treasiu-er, and Nhs.
Charles Linncmeycr, Corre.sponding
Secretary.
New Bus Line Proposed
For East Rockaway
By Marie Cooley
Res "dents of East Rockaway will have a chance to voice their opinions on a new proposed
bus line, on April 8th, at 8 p.m. at the Village Hall. Application has been made to the Board of
Trustees, by the Veteran Bus Lme Inc. to operate a motor bus service along certain village streets
between Hewlett Point Beach and the Long Island Railroad station at Davison Plaza All per-sons
interested in this proposal will be heard at the public hearing.
— — A previous application which
Nadien Guest Soloist
With Philharmonic
The Lynbrook Philharmonic Or-chestra's
third concert of the sea-
.son, with Enianuel Vardi conducting,
will be given in the Lynbrook High
Sdioi;>l Gyinnasiiim on .Gaippnter
Avenue, on Saturday evenii^g, April
6th, at 8:30 p.m.
Guest soloist David Nadien, a
violinist, will perform in a preview
of a new work for violin and or-chestra
by Emanuel Vardi, and as
a solo number, will play the Hava-naise
by Saint-Saens. David Nadien
was chosen by Arturo Toscanini as
the winner of the 1946 Leventritt
Award. He has appeared as soloist
with the New York Philharmonic
and the St. Louis Symphony imder
the baton of such conductors as
Dmitri Mitropoulos and George
Szell.
The 60-piece Lynbrook Philhar-monic
will pla)f Mozart'.s "Haffner"
Symphon^ No. 35, and the First
Syniphon^of Johannes Brahms.
Door atfrnfesion s $2.00 for adults,
$1.00 for students.
Doe$_a. .roa»'s. heart beat faster
than a woman's?
How much formal schooling
did Lincoln have?
Those are .some of the intrigu-ing
questions answered in the
HELM'S entertaining new fea-ture
"QUICK QUIZ."
An illustrated question and
answer panel with all the excite-ment
of a good TV quiz show
(non-rigged that is), "QUICK
QUIZ" presents factual informa-tion
in a painless manner.
"QUICK QUIZ" will bring
unique and interesting facts into
your living room in the same
fascinating mamier of many
favorite quiz shows. And it will
pay off in enjoyment.
would have included transportation
for students of the Rhame Avenue
School, the East Rockaway High
School, and St. Raymond's School
was turned down. A ruling that two
bus lines cannot operate on the same
route automatically eliminated At-lantic
Avenue in the former plans.
Objections by taxpayers to a public
bus on residential streets was an-other
• important factor in the de-cision.
The proposed route that tlie bus
will follow is as follows: north on
Hewlett Point Avenue, to East
Rockaway Boulevard, east to Baisley
Avenue, north to Main Street, east
to Ocean Avenue, north to the rail-road
station at Davison Plaza. The
same route will be used to return.
Many re.sidents within the area
now designated feel this service is
long overdue. Car pools have facili-tated
transportation problems in
mose cases, but are not available to
everyone.
There has been, however, some
iiomeowners who have expressed op-position
to the proposed line.
The open hearing will give both
sides an opportunity to air their
views.
It Was Up To The Men's Club
Walter Stratton and George Busse, along with other members of the Men's Club of Christ Church sei-ved
at the women's Corporate Communion Breakfast held last Sunday. Seated left to right are Mrs. Weber; Father
Christopher Weberj Mrs. J. Coulon, president of St. Mary's Guild; and Mi-s. E. Higgs, president of the Women's
Auxiliary,