Babylon High School - Trawler Yearbook (Babylon, NY)

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Gzrls Basketball Recogmzlng the second most 1mportant g1rls sport as basketball thls year forty elght glrls sxgned up Each Tuesday and Thursday found them hard at work wlth the more advanced teams playmg a round robm tournament among themselves These games put the gxrls xn shape for the mter scholastlc games ln whlch they partlclpated The semors of Amltyvllle and Babylon came out w1th an even score The se ond game wxth Bay Shore was also a success The semor glrls th1s tlme made good by wmnmg altogether The senxor team was composed of Phyllls Chabot L1l11an Ke1seI Marybeth Lemxnger Helen Lovalvo Phyllls Rogers Louxse Smlth Ann Stachmak Glor1a Sudduth and Mary Vanderveldt GIRLS' HOCKEY ' ,9 . . . . , . 1 y - . A . . . . . sf . as n ' ' 9 7 9 1 7 5 7 , -

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l CHEERLEADERS Cheer Leaders The Orange and Black can always be seen in gala array. clashing on and off during one of our hectic football or basketball games. Lauretta Brown. captain of the first team squad, had Lillian Kresel, Phyllis Rogers, jean Ineson. Gerry Baxter. Katie Whalen. Gertrude Dickinson. and Doris Brown to cheeri the team on. To ,add variety. Richard Van Brunt. Edward Weinstein. james Grittiths. and Harvey Cardon were the center of attraction at all games and will always be remembered for their peppy Conga Cheer. jean Corrigan. Betty Ryan. jean Downs. jane Roberts. and Priscilla Polley composed the second team. Miss Dickinson was the coach and advisor. Girls ' Leaders, Club Girls Leaders' Club has has participated rn many of the school's activities this year. The entire Girls' Leaders' Club participated rn an evening program of the Parent Teachers Club, presenting some of the phases of marching. Ofhrers are--fLauretta Brown. President: Phyllis Rogers. Secretary. During their one period a week the girls work on the sport ot that particular season. In gym classes. they assist Mrs. Rogers by lead- ing airoups and helping other members of the class with the fundamentals of various sports, At football and basketball games. the girls sold candy and. with the profrt made. went to Nets York to a maior league baseball game. Its members played volleyball and basketball against faculty teams with hilarious results. not always in favor of the younger set! GIRLS LEADERS Cllfli

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The Last Wzll and Testament We the class of 1944 of Babylon Hlgh School bexng of a sound mxnd and memory do make execute publlsh and declare thls to be our last wxll and testament hereby revoklng and annulllng all former w1lls by us made After havmg paid oblrgatory debts for caps gowns plctures Semor Prom etc we bequeath To the Faculty Profound rellef on our graduatlon To Mr Proctor The see all electr1c eye To Mr Oyer A statlonary elevator w1th a movable bulldlng attached To Mr Hall A qu1ck retreat Cto the wrndowj after one of those experlments To M1ss Haun A post bellum trlp to Rome To Mr Walters Hedy Lamarr 1n every physlcs class To Mr Doriler A freshman who msn t afrald of hlm To Mlle Albert A student who can correctly roll the French r Mxss Walght A stable posltxon M1ss Kramers An energetlc Trawler Staff M1ss Wmslow The answers to all her whats Mrs Rogers A class of g1rls wlth clean gym sults Coach Wxlllams An all Arnerlcan team Mrs Gehrke-More tlme at the end of the perlod the student body Our closed text books the Jumor class Our front seats 1n commg assemblxes all commuters Can openers to be used when leavmg the school busses Panther Tales Prxvate oHices for all edltors the Jamtors FIVE gallons of pa1nt to cover scratched lockers the cafeterxa A ball cham and vault for all the sxlverware To the c1t1zens of Babylon The use of the Dlner In Wltness Whereof We have hereunto subscr1bed our name and affixed our seal thls 27 day of June ln the year mneteen hundred and forty four We hereby appomt the Semor Class of 1945 to be Executor of the above w1ll and testament SENIOR CLASS OF 1944 W1tnesses Preszdent of Senzor Class-Rxchard Van Brunt Vzce Presrdent oi Semor Class Donald Hoevels 46 O y y ' . , ' . ,. , , . , Y . . , . . ' . . , , . , . , ., . . - . . U ,, . . - . , . . U . i Ki .H To . . - . . I To ' - ' . To ' ' -- . To . -- ' ' ' . To . . - - . D To . ' ' . To - - . To . . - . . . ' To - ' . To - ' ' . To . . - . . ' To . - , . , . .