Bay Shore High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Bay Shore, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1928 volume:

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GD Ihr iilzlrnnn mth hiiv Stuff Ldltor ln Qhlef lloyd Nlorel md Assoclate t dltors Mary WIHPQAY xmuel Wnddthelft Lltyrdry fdltorx Natalie Malzel Catherine D12 on QUbSCflpflOI1 Ivlanaiilel' EEXYI BLIH oke Ldltors Dons Lurley kenneth Petty Buslness Manager Vvllltam Xve seth mfr Frank Hz-Ibn, lxobert 'Blog Reporters Athletlc M1rL,uer1te beff NI lfotd tx rkup XCIIIOY Lxclyn brecnbf-r gutinlc 1 Lnwxqrfl unlor I orune tx tchxn Faculty Adxlser M1 ulle Iranc t tu s A - -. - . . A X2 A ' ' . f' Sz A A 1 , .J I . .V Y, ,, . . , Y ' 1 V ' ' ' es c Advertising Managgcrs ' . . K A., 1 5' .ks . . , . ,. , 1 f , , ' . ' Q A 7 H ' N . , gg, L rj' ir f - 1 j , , . 1 e 2 1 GJ E 9 E '96 :Q pg 3 E Q Q o Q it NJ ,Q X: 4-D .Nr b'5 ci ,.c 'C Whttnrtell The Answer When the battle breaks agamst you and the crowd forgets to cheer When the anvll chorus echoes Wlth the essence of a Jeer When the knockers start thexr pannlng m the knockers mmble way With a rap for all your errors and a Josh upon your play There IS one qulck answer ready that wlll nail them on the wmg There IS one reply forthcomlng that wlll wlpe away the stung There rs one elastlc come back that wxll hold them as lt should MAKE GOOD' No matter where you finish ln the mlx up or the row There are those among the rabble who wlll pan you anyhow But the entry who xs stlckmg and dellvermg the stuff Can llsten to the yapplng as he glggles up hls cuff The loafer has no come back and the qultter no reply When the anvll chorus echoes as xt wlll agaxnst the sky But there s one qulck answer ready that wlll wrap them ln a hood MAKE GOOD' Grantland RICO The above poem wrltten by Grantland Rice holds wlthm 1ts lmes the secret of success Members of the Class of 28 read lt over carefully thunk Shore Hugh has been left behlnd We the Class of 28 leave the portals of thls chool and fmd ourselves on only the first step of the long road whxch ultimately leads to SUCCESS We should all like to succeed but to some of us perhaps the helghts will be hard to attaln The road wlll seem lmpassable at txmes and there wlll always be those on the blClCll1'1CS who wxll refuse to lend a helpmg hand As Mr Rlce says however no matter where you fimsh there are those who wxll pan you anyhow Therefore when the gomg IS rough let us turn a deaf ear to the knockers and plug away Wlth a smlle on our face lhe loafer has no come back the qultter no reply so let us all play the game till the hmsh ln the end we wlll fxncl that the reward IS well worth the effort and mconvenlences we may have been forced to suffer Durlng our course at Bay Shore Hlgh Dchool there have been many tlmes when the outlook seemed dark for us We have come through as wmners ID the end however so let us keep up the good work and MAKE GOOD ID the game of life 1 9 4 Q Jn , Q 1 I .- . Y ' ' 9 Q 1 , , . . , . 3 ' 9 . 9 . about it, and then try to keep it in mind during your later years, when Bay , ' , ' S , , . , , ' - Y , . . , A . Y ' Y i . W Y 'P , 7 mzor Glass O ww Svvntnrn IHEH SCDIOI' OfHCCI'S Vlce President Milford Klrkup Secretary Mary Wlnegar Treasurer Samuel Wlddnfleld 5' ' Mm-P Q President Lloyd Moreland Svrnrnr Artuntrw The Class of 28 held two cake sales at Terry and Glbson s real estate office The cakes contrlbuted by the Seniors w re sold by the gurls of the class needless to sav both sales were uccessful The Seniors received the proceeds from the Alumni basketball games of December 30th They hlred an orchestra and had dancm after the game clearing slxty five dollars lhe Seniors held an evenm card party on anuary 26th ln the school library at whxch about elght tables were filled Refreshments conslstlng f coffee and cake were served by the gurls Lovely table pr17es were gxven lhls card party only reallzed about twenty f1VC dollars but even thls small amount looked good to the then needy Class During the early part of March this celebrated Class held the usual Senior Popularity Contest and broke all records for money cleared on such an event lt lasted for one week durlng whlch tlme excltement and even strife was rampant and at the end of which week fifty dollars had been lranchl Most Popular Teacher Hazel Klrkup Most Popular Curl ohn l'lynn Most Popular Boy Very suitable and useful prlzes gold pxeces worth two dollars and a half were awarded the wmners ln chapel the fol lowing week On the evemng of February l3th the Seniors held a Valentine s Ddncc ln the high school audltorlum Flhe music contributed by Klt Hallock s Or chestra was very good and those who came thoroughly enjoyed the evening lhe Llass cleared about hfteen dollars on thls event And then oh peace' Oh Joy' During the last week ln March the benevolent Board of leducatlon actmg the well known part of Santa Claus smxled sympathetlcally on the hard working Seniors of I928 and presented them wlth a check for hve hundred dollars whlch swelled the Washlngton lqrlp fund and made llfe worth llvlng and the Trlp more than an unattalned and pleasant fantasy Stanley Kenward Z8 l l . . . . 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'41 30 N ON VZ 2 'Ea :- .9 ct rw -fb 9 -C Z9 Bah Bab a modern four act comedy by Edward Childs Carpenter was successfully presented on Tuesday and Wednesday December 6th and 7th I927 by the class of 28 The members of the cast were well chosen by the Misses Emily Gage and ulie Franchl and Mr Carl W Meyer Great credit is due Miss Gage for her excellent coachmg Miss Franchl for her plendid co operatlon and Mr Meyer for his willingness to help especially in the construction of the scenery The plot of the play was centered around the desperate and very amus mg efforts of a young sub deb daughter Bab played by Evelyn Greenberg to have her family and friends take her seriously William Wesselhoft as the father ames Archibald had the difficult role of a middle aged gentleman and handled It to perfection His clever make up together with his dlgnlfled manner was quite suited to the part Doris Curley as Clara Archibald the mother gave a splendid character ization She registered cleverly anger and disgust at the antics of Bab the combined efforts of herself and her husband to make the younger daughter behave was one of the real hits of the show Marjorie Magnuson had a prominent part as the debutante daughter Leila She was frequently provoked at her little sister but in the end forgave her since Bab arranged for her successful elopement with the mysterious Clinton Beresford Earl Bull played the part of Beresford titled Englishman who was very popular with Mrs Archibald but whose mysterious doings failed to impress the father Earls clever acting and English accent were very effective and brought much laughter and applause from the audience Lloyd Moreland as Carter Brooks a very dear friend of the family and Samuel Wlddiheld in the role of Guy Grosvenor a young actor and Carter s friend gave a very fine impression of a stage shlek ane Raleigh played by Natalie Maizel and Eddie Perkins played by Robert Stocks were friends of th Archibald family and provided much of the amusement Eddie who tries to be grown up smokes a cigar which gets the best of him and forces him to exit hastily He played the adolescent youth to perfection ane a young mnocent who tries to be sophisticated was portrayed effectively by Miss Maxzel Catherine Dixon as Hannah the mald and Kenneth Petty as William the butler also played their parts well Credit is also due Milford Klrkup business manager May Tecklenburg cl Qigmund Hirsch property managers and to the many others who helped to make the play such a great success that lt will long be remembered The proceeds of the play helped swefl the coffers for the annual Wash wngton trip Evelyn Greenberg 2 8 NOTE Evelyn Greenberg was of course too modest to mention her own fine acting in Bab ln due consideration of this fact we feel it our duty to state here that she played her part which was the largest fl most difficult in the play exceedingly well and contrlbuted in a great measur to the success of the performance Editor If if .. ,,. 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Z an U , 3 , . , ' ' an V , r 1 S - 5 .. i- is E9 N: 4 Q3 Q -C 159 17 ,- Svrmnr Hauhvutllv Svhnm The Class of 28 will long be remembered for the successful performance of amateur vaudeville whrch they presented at the local hugh school auditor rum on March 20 l928 This productlon conslstlng of eight acts of splendid variety was the flYSt of lts kind ever presented at the Bay Shore Hugh School and made such a decided hut with rts audience of over 400 people that It seems vaudeville will be an annual Semor class feature from now on The first act was a farclcal sketch entitled At The Movies which kept the audlence ln an uproar of laughter from start to finish William Wes selhoft as The Man On The Aisle deserves most of the credit for this act by virtue of hls clever pantomime Earl Bull and Marjorle Magnuson as Mr and Mrs Grlggs acted their parts very well and Natalie Malzel and Henrietta Freedman as two young devotees of the movles drd admnrably ln the second act the Mlsses Dorothy Costello Catherine Keeton and Mllllcent Donnelly executed tap toe and acrobatnc dances which pleased the crowd The third act a comedy sketch featuring Mllford Klrkup and Ray arvns proved to be one of the biggest hlts of the evenrng So well dad the audnence luke these two comedlans that they were called back for an encore Marjorre Llghte did her popular Russlan dance as the fourth act Stanley Benjamin IU the frfth act sang several solos which mented for ham a good round of applause The sixth act a one act play Rosalie was very effectlve Sylvia Zetkrn as Rosalie a very stubborn maid got her none too amiable master and mxstress into uncomfortable complications by refusrng to open the front door to a supposed guest of wealth and Influence Her Interpretation of the role was excellent Evelyn Greenberg as Madame Bol and Lloyd Moreland a Monsreur Bol acquitted themselves very well ln the hrst part of the seventh act Mrs Perry O Wlnegar who snng everal solos ln her usual charming manner was received wnth enthusiasm The Misses Costello Keeton and Donnelly agam appeared ln the second half of thus act this time ln an mterpretatlon of Pat Rooney Marlon Bent and Pat But the universal consensus of opnn on was that the eighth 'xct a Mock Marrnage was by far the funnlest and best act of all The followmg people took part as elther vlsxtors or members of the wedding party Richard Hegarty ane MacMahon Loraine Ketcham Kenneth Petty Robert Stocks Sigmund Hlrsch Edrth Rhodes Helen Rltchxe ane Yvnley Marguerite Strong Leon l-'reedman Carl Wesselhoft Doris Curley Theodore amlson Stanley Sherry Vernon Petty Stanley Kenward Betty Pulls Cer trucle Emerlck Mary Clark Marjorie Lxghte Vlvnan Strauss Margaret Ble stem busan Rogers William Wesselhoft Robert Otway Catherine Dxon Charles Dll Emory Strong Dorothy Rltchle Albert Llchtenberg Raymond Terrv ames Haverty Russell Rlchards Ralph Hagedorn Genevieve Curley Dons Richardson Louis Estler Wesley Hlldreth Great credlt for the success of the performance IS due the Mlsses Emoly Gage ulle franchn and Mr Carl W Meyer all of the school facultv who coached the production The eommrttee rn charge was composed of these three teachers and Evelyn Greenberg Marjorie Magnuson and Lloyd More land of the Senlor Class Musvc was furnished by the Oh Boy orchestra The Sennors cleared over S250 and thrs they added to their Washington trlp fund Evelyn Greenberg 2 U js O Q 1 . 1 - 1 7 U . . -1 . 1. . 1 1 1 - 1 - - 1 1 - - U . -1 . . 1 1 1 1 , J , , . 1 1 1 . 1. . 1. . . 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' I 9 - , . 1 , . :IKIIIQE 3111 Ihr 52111611151 Lrst year on April 6 the present emor class presented nts flrst outstand mg event the operetta Rings IH the Sawdust rlhanks to the most able management of lVlrs Wlnegar lt was a great success The actors chosen from every class rn the school were all very well costumed and well practiced ln their parts Larl Wes elhoft became serxous for a few hours to play the prosperous town banker Alonzo bqueezem holdmg a mortgage on Toby Dunn s clrcus 1oby Stanley Benjamm 1n a romantlc mood was unable to pay and be cause of hls love for bally the banker s daughter played by Nellle de Vrles lVlr bqueezem threatened to foreclose We dare not surmise what would have happened lf Maybelle jayblrd a wndow talented Loraine Ketcham had not happened along with her son Llttle Wrll c Qadmlrably played by darling little Wllllam Wesselhoft The gay W1dOW came wlth the Intent of capturmg the banker for herself much to the dlsgust of her old mald slster Isabel Howell funny ln a serrous role she engaged lnky Snow and Dmky Moore fRay JHTVIS and oseph Ballas strll is comrcal as ever to kldnap Mr Squeezem All turned out perfectly except that Dlnky kldnapped lnky mstead But the mortgage was stolen Little Wlllle however had It m hls pocket the widow got her man Mr bqueezem drd not foreelose Sally and Toby were married and all llved hipplly 13, ever after lhe costumnng cost over one hundred dollars but we stlll cleared xbout two hundred and ninety dolllrs whlch started us well on our way to Wash lngton Stanley Kenward 28 I O . 2 N C ' . 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This :1':lx' -Q-:Ile up tln- :llululls HI' um- 1l:sm.wI .lolm .Xlqw ll.-lla llt- -41-1 lu Xlllultllil l':umr!s .Xml xwfllwvl lnlllxss-ll I.. rlmuxlr, . mawhrngtnn Emp IEEE We left Bay Shore on Monday Aprll 9th on the first lap of our slx day trip to Washlngton an event whlch we had long been awaltlng It seemed as lf we were on other laps too during the rlde from Bay Shore to Pennsylvanla Statlon As the Long Island Speclal whlch was to transport us and about 400 other Long Island SCDIOTS to the natlon s capital was not yet ready we had a very noxsy walt of about an hour During that time I am qulte sure we amused the other travelers ln the statlon at least we trlecl hard enough We finally found our cars on the Speclal some of us regretting that we were not nearer the dlnlng car even lf xt was only I0 30 We regretted It even more when we tried to lunch at l l after the first call to dxnner Some of the more fortunate students flmshed thelr meal about 2 30 we however were not of thls class We arrived at UDIOH Station Washlngton D C all exclted and anxious to see our hotel and sleeping quarters After waltlng outside the statlon for about half an hour we were taxl led to the beautlful Hotel Cordon there to look at our quarters they were llttle more than that scornfully However we managed to rest qulte a blt before we went down to a dmner of whlch we partoolc llttle we certainly didn t eat lt' That evenmg we vlslted the Congresslonal Library for a whlle and then otherwlse amused ourselves untll tlme to turn m The next mornlng we plled into slght seemg buses and toured the clty We vlslted the Llncoln Memorlal whlch lmpressed us very much and wound up at the House of Representatlves office bulldmg there to meet our Congress man Robert L Bacon The remamcler of the mornlng was spent touring the Capitol where guldes showed us the rotunda the Senate and House chambers the Hall of Statuary and the Supreme Court chamber Most of us even showed our patrlotlsm to the extent of cllmblng to the dome where we obtained a beautiful vlew of the clty Tuesday afternoon was at the dns public bulldlngs whlle a few a very few braved the cold to witness the opemng of the Amerlcan League baseball season the game bemg between Boston and Washlngton We even saw Presldent Coolldge throw out the first ball Wednesday mornmg conducted by Mr Gatje we vlslted the Bureau of Engravlng and Prmtmg and the Washlngton Monument We shall never for get the former now famous for lts elevators Need I say more3 Only two of the Bay Shore SCDIOYS were brave enough to climb the Washington Monu ment although many walked down bragging about lt for the rest of the week That afternoon the entire Long Island party went to Mount Vernon vlsltmg on the way Arlmgton National Cemetery and Alexandria Unfor tunately lt ralned most of the afternoon thus spolllng our boat rlde back and preventing us from havmg our plcture taken on the lawn at Mount Vernon We trled to dry slttmg on the porch at Mount Vernon but It seemed or better we found out that even the chalrs were rellcs of Washlngton s time We VlSltCd the Whlte Hou e on Thursday but failed to catch a glimpse of either Presldent or Mrs Coolldge We spent the remalnder of the mornlng at our own pleasure untll I2 0 clock when the Bay Shore Party met outslcle the Capitol to have thelr plcture taken Thursday afternoon and Friday morn mg were spent vlsltlng various publlc bulldlngs or taklng trolley rides Among the many places of Interest vnslted were Smithsonian lnstltute Medlcal Museum U S Treasury Buxldmg State War and Navy Buildings Qorcoran Art Galleries Pan American Bulldlng Georgetown Umverslty Cathollc Unlverslty Amerlcan Red Cross Bulldlng Francxscan Monastery and sesslons of Supreme Court House and Senate fContlnued on page 40 il Q Q 9 Y I - , . , Y m ' . . , , : . . y . A 5 I y 1 . , , . ., , . , - , .. 1 , , - , y - Y I , , - , posal of the members of our party. Most of them visited museums and other I fl -1 , , - , , . . v , . . - , , , . . , . . . Y . . . y . , , , - . . . Q . . M , ' n V I 1 U I , . . . . : . . V . - - , . Y - 1 1 , . . . 7 1 ' A 1 -7 'V ,. i T EI F5 P11111 U S1 N 3-Q I3 Q Q 'I-0 Q1 Q N -S' N 5 S0 5 Z2 Q Q N-9 Q- 5 EJ Q 'E 'I-0 dit Q -S' Mllford Klrltup Samuel Wxddxheld I loyd Mor land I arl Bull St xnley Kenward I arl Bull Stanley Kenward Robert Meade Bernard Guttmger 'Lloyd Moreland Stanley Kenwarcl Robert Stocks I 'nrl Bull Mllford Klfkllp Bernard Cuttlnger Samuel Wlddlheld Mllford Klrltup fxrthur Merkln IBEITYIC Ferguson Lloyd Moreland Mnlford Ktrkup Lloyd Moreland Arthur Merlcln Larl Bull Ixenneth Petty Bernard GUIIIHQSY Barrie Ferguson Mall nt 4Fanu Most NIU t Most Vlost Nlost Most Most Most lN'lost Nlost Vlost Nlost lVIost Popular Attractlxe Influc ntl xl Sincere Intelligent Ornglnal Bashful Sarcastlc Ambltlous Capable Qtudlous bnthusnstlc Frank wOlSlCSt uletest Qatherme Dxxon Mary Wxnegar I velyn Greenberg, Dorothy Rltchle I velyn Greenberg Natalie Malzcl Dorothy Rxtchle bylvla Yetkm Mae Tecklenburxz DOYIS Curley Sylvia Zetkm Dons Curley Natalle Malzel Sylvla Zetkln Dorothy Rttchxe Lazlest Marj one Magnuson Wlttlest Nervlest Best Dresser Best Athlete Best Dancer Best All Round Blggest Bluffer Class Skyscraper Qla s Dwarf Latherlne Duton Qylvta Zetkm Mary Vlfmegar Marguerxte Seff Lvelyn Greenberg Lvelyn Greenberg Dons Curley Dons Curley Qa her ne D xon 'Vlan and Wonman Hater Sylvla Zetkln Mcmst High Hat Vlaljorne MBQIIUSOH GIIIIIHPIIKIUE nt 091111111111 Most popular sport Most popular subject Worst subject Most popular affair ofthe year Basketball There IS none Commercxal Law Washington Trm Most popular entertfunments Senior Play and Vaudevllle Show qhould public speaking be glven-I Should we have detent1on3 Do QOU IJCIIPVC In d Ol'lC SESSION d3y3 NO YES 9 4 Q ,O x x -s .' 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Q 5. 3 L 1 : :1 -S 1' 2 H 1 1 3 j . -1 A 1 1 .i .1 1 4li:1f2L7Z4:'v'EffTP 'H .fZ:1i.J - ij f H L 1 f -- r Q f 'L 1- T - ': I I T: I Q 1 .I - I-L..'::1Zz1ZTf7f 1-:'Zfefixe - V .11 liumnr 2-Xrtrurtwn After that exceedingly pleasant Easter Vacation the umors came back and resumed with renewed energy and enthusiasm their school activities The class found that there was much latent talent in their midst Many of the members had won high honors on the athletic field and many others were Wlflnlllg recognition on the literary fields of endeavor in the High School One other important asset shared by the whole class in general an asset ln dispensable to thelr future success is their never falling supply of vim vigor and vitality At the first meeting officers to head the class were elected Russell Rich ards was elected President Max Strehlau Vice President Loraine Ketcham Secretary Stanley Benjamin Treasurer ane Wiley was appointed to man age the sale of candy in the high school Loraine Ketcham and Max Strehlau were chosen to represent the class on the ring committee A dance was given on May 4th in the high school auditorium The Elite Syncopators of Westbury were engaged to furnish the music for the occasion The auditorium gayly decorated in the class colors of blue and gold was the scene of much merrlment and good fun The umors were exceptionally pleased at the large and enthusiastic crowd that turned out and most of all by the very gratifying returns Much credit must be given to Terry Russell Richards and ames Haverty who worked diligently to make the dance a success On May 5th a food sale was held at Terry and Gibson s Real Estate Office Through the efforts of Christine Helbig Chairman of the Committee a large sum was realized Early in une the Class plans to hold a card party in the auditorium They are already eagerly planning discussing and sug gestmg novelties to make this occasion an exceptionally delightful one They sincerely hope that everyone will attend this affair and help make It a tre mendous success Another food sale will be given ln une at Terry and Gibson s Real Estate office The umors hope that the townspeople will not forget them as they hope to put away a considerable amount this year for the much anticipated Washington Trip in l929 The Class of 29 consisting of 40 members is an unusually large one This means that next year they will have to work very hard to raise enough money for the Trip The class is also a very enthusiastic one and is capable of raising the necessary sum if they will apply themselves earnestly to their task Now with exams but a short way off and a good rest and vacation just beyond the grasp of their hungry fingers the class is already planning for the next year in the sincere hope of making their semor year one of great profit and glory to themselves and to their school Loraine Ketcham 2 9 ma 2 . . 1 ' J . . - the dance committee, consisting of: jane Wiley, Mary Clark, Raymond , , , J , . . 1 71 Q -cf Q.: 3- .52 ri Q G9 Snphnnlnrva EU Sophomore Qlass Officers Presldent Robert l annrng Vlce Preslclent Hazel Klrkup Secretary oseph Boyle We dxdnt accomplish much ln our frrst year ln this hlgh school One minute we felt pretty proud and hippy lxcxuse we were actually III high school but alas the next we were mlser able and silent because after rll we were only Freshmen lI1CllCatCd at the top of the page and have taken a lively Interest ln the 'xffalrs of the school soclal athletic ancl otherw se ln fact We might truthfully say now that we do not see how Bay Shore llngh could get along without us We are represented on the baseball football and track teams we are represented ln the Dutch Detectives and Phl Lambclas and varnous mdtvtduals of our brllllant class have cllstlngulshed themselves as scholxrs of this lnstl tutlon of learnlng ln the true sense of the worcl scholar We feel that GS SOpl1OI'TlOI'CS WC have IT1adC aft CXCCllCl'lt I'CCOI'Cl and we hope to contlnue our contributions to the progress of Bag Shore Hugh School during the next two years X 1 v 5 ' , 2 , r z 3 , 'L - ' . 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V .Vi CGM., ,Sophon orc, Ga 417 V7 -.. f- A Bi I'P5hIlIP1I EH Hark my companions and you shall hear Of the wonderful start of our Freshmen year lwas the eighth of 'September ln 21 We startccl here numbering sixty seyen A hke numher of Freshmen are now ahve Who remember that famous day and year We entered Bay Shore High School last fall resolved to do big things We shall enter it again next fall wlth the same resolye and with the added hope that we stlck to our resolution better than we have done thts past year Freshmen classes neyer do much anyway except to study their school work good Ind hard and far be lt fronm us to break such 1 ttme honored precedent Now the curtain is falling on our lqreshman year But we are very sure that even after tt is all over 'md long ln tht past there wtll he some things about our First year it B S H S th xt we will never forget A glance at the picture on the 'rdjacf nt page and you will be ready to tell us that we are falarlcators of tht highest degree We really are not lhere are sixty seven in our class but qurte obviously they all chd not show up to have their pictures taken t X 1 t 1 l Y , 9 . 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'I':tlltitt: ztlluxxt-tl tit sttttt-x hzlll, -. .. lv 1 w , .vz V1 E QJ A 3 I .E --C ill m va- 'BU '..: 'r , Norman Arbour Stanley Benjamln Katherme Boyle Hazel Brown Laytha Brown Marv Clark Dorothy De Mott Edward flynn john Flynn Henrretta Freedman Frank Ghosno Ralph Hagedorn Anna Harper ames Haverty Richard Hegarty Chr stlne Helblg Israel Hoffman Theodore amnson Ray jarvrs l oralne Kctcham Sfnphnninrvn Edward Bedell Grover Bela Frank BISSO o eph Boyle Al ce Brown l dward Burch May Byrne lsadore Cantor Beatrice QOYCHQ Frank Cozens Mae Cummmgs amcs Devlin ack Domlny Gertrude Emerlck Lou s Estler Norbert Fagan Robert Fanning, Vincent lqortun Ito Theodore Freund Ruta Gardner Vvalter Guttlnger George Harbo Hazel Klrkup Jlumnrn 1927 Edmund Lenehan Albert Llchtenberg Marjorxe Llghte ane MacMahon Anna Palla Ruth Pelton Vernon Petty Elizabeth Pullrs Russell Rnchards Stanley qherry osephme Skrabe Vlvlan Strauss Max Strehlau Emory Strong Raymond Terry Anna Vojlk Frederick Watts Carl Wesselhoft anc Wlley btephen Wojcrk 192 H Lrlllan Ladman Burtls Leyrer Cornelrus Llnehan Louxs Maas Charles Meyer Harry Mowbray Alice Rey bert Edrth Rhodes Helen RltChlC Dorothy Robinson Susan Rogers Clalre Rosamond Grace Schlenke Theresa Self Mamle qmlth Leola Snedecor lqthel Splvak Murlel Squnres ohn Stocks ohn Strong Muriel Warlng Wllmot Wlley A ' U ' U , J 4 l , Margaret Bleistein Edith Lycke -I S .. 1. 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' l ' 1 l , 74- , , jlI'P5lII1IP1I 1927 l unlcc Ad rm D mrothy lg lktr rxnccs H1 a chn I3 xrtc n Mxrxon llenlschek l dnl Benjamin WllllHIH Bergman oseph Blair Vllnerya Blauvelt Mac Brower Wllson Burdett C harlotte Qlugston Paul Qronm Qenevleve Qurley Qharles Dull Dorothy Donaldson Ruth Doxsee Caeorglna Drake Wllllam Dunlop Vrrglnla Eagan Don rld Eccleston Xnthony l lckfn lc ythc l rccdmxn 1 on l ref clnnan Dorothy br mln xll c lmy lllldreth l rn t llumphrus llhlly llurlhut rrclen effrey lx xthcr ne onathan l lllan lxaplan XX 1 ter lxolczy nskl Ldvward Lacey Harry Lon enecker Margaret Lou hlln Ldvward Loy x atherlne lVlcCann Ldrth Meade 'Nlora Meade Qatherlne Melton Charles Miller Lrnest Mueller A IH 'XNQII LJL FANTASY R xymoncl Muncy X lr lnl 1 0 C onnell Xnclrm O Connor Q l nrt O Qonnor llor ict Otway C corgc l enney Xntonla lrygoclu Nl lrlon Reylnert lcddy Rycharskn Qharles Selva George Sllllman Ed ar Sfflltll Nlarguerlte btron Hattle Terry Raymond Thurb r Dou las Van Houten Qathleen Watt Crladys Watts l lsa Wesselhoft 1 red Wicks lzC'ltI'lCC Wllson By a fanatic with ipolr guts l come to school m the mornin laor hfteen minutes l dally Ihc lxst hell rings obnoxnousl And so to my classes l sally l'lrst l study lan uage l b6ll6XC they call It French, And when Miss franchl cxpllcatcs lhen comes ood old study ln the queer old study hall ulet rn the back there' lVl1ss C.-a e wlll u u ally call ln law l hear the name Of minors and of states Wl1CD MI' Qratje calls OH UIC. l m sure to make must xkcs Nlext l :so o bhorthand With a smllc upon my tace But when Miss L rson speak tc A Lero takes its plxce Xn hour for lunch and pleasure Then lngllsh takes 1ts stand U11 Miss Cage says Wlll you rlsc and pea J ln l:.ns,l1sh l have fanned Nlext comes Xmerlcan History A subject very ll h oh ycs lhen Mrs Owen calls on me And l m ID the ame old pllght If 5 mu lbelxeve thrs story You wnll he wron l swear Hut my poctlc fancy u t made me txkc this dar lulyn C rccnm i ll .- r ' Ll '1 r 2 s 2 2 2 1 2 ' 3 l' 3 'Q 3: 2 gg' '2 li . l'z ts 2ll2s l. ' f 2 ,- v 'f J 1 2 v V l 1 2 '2' - ' T 2 ' K , ' ' 'S : ' X ' 2 A 2 2 ' ' '. cs 1' jf J J . ' -' J 2 ' 1 ' '2 ' 2 I J 2 2 M- H ' 2 J '2 i 2 -Q fi! 2 V, A . Br . . K I ' k,, J .K . g - I 1 . . f . . fl' L' S 1 . , KH g . 7 . H K1 . 41 v C C 2' hx . Q 2 Y N . K w l x . KY. .C my 1 C . . 2 3 ' -2 ' '. . . A . s AA 4 4 Y L Q ' ' ' --- ' 2 U' 1 K.. ' ' 1 W X A x Y v M - 23 ' ff ' .' FV- 1. -' 1 -8 I 2 2' 1 C . 7 . V My pride doth get a wrench. V x K1 g 1 Y S N' g ' s 2 ' . , fi I w P 1 51 ' 1 5 ' .Lv g AA1- l K' L N . Y , X : a Q 5 2 ':' 1 ,- r K1 I A1 E .L ' 2 , .Q , - C ,. - K. Q. j a , H ' F- s Aki , Va 1 3 ', 'g Lic , UH ,S , . L. V ' ' . S2 Af . 'Q ' ' ' gg, ,' 2 . v A ' C s 2 , 2 3 c. 'lar ' 1 r- lerg, '28, IIT Butrh Eetvrnnv 2-Xrtrutiwz One brlght chllly day late m September seven young ladxes attlred ln sllckers and galoshes and carrylng umbrellas scrub brushes and palls quxte astonlshed the easy golng townspeople who witnessed thelr march ln single flle along the Maln Street of Bay Shore Thls unusual spectacle however was soon plauslbly explamed when nt was dlsclosed that the Dutch Detectlves of Bay Shore High School were mm atmg seven new gurls mto their club The vlctlms of such cruel IIIHICUODS ln the course of lmtlatlon were ane MacMahon ane Wvley Dorothy Robin son Anna Harper Dons Curley Leola Snedecor and Loraine Ketcham These new members added to the old one Edrth Rhodes Helen Rrtch e Dorothy RltChlC Mary Wlnegar and Mary Clark made a total of twelve nn the re organized club for the l927 l928 season The Dutch Detectlves believe that more can be accompllshed by few than by many The purpose of the club IS to sponsor social gatherlngs back financially as much as posslble all chool orgamzatlons and to promote school Splflt At the first meetmg of the Club officers for the year were chosen Edlth Rhodes was elected President Helen Rltchle Vlce president Mary Wlnegar Secretary Mary Clark Treasurer ln the middle of the year Mary Wlnegar resigned her posltlon as secretary which Was hlled by the electron of ane MacMahon to that office Mlss lngalls kindly accepted the mvltatlon of the Club to become Faculty Advlsor About the mxddle of November a dance was gnven ln the g m whxch was cleverly decorated ln a gay and festive manner The muslc was supplled by Eddle Woods South Shore Orchestra Such fun' The dance was a splf-n dld success both financially and soc ally From the proceeds of th s dance the money needed to supply the Girls Basketball Team wrth two Jerseys which they lacked was donated Two food sales held at McWhorter s Real Estate Office through the courtesy of Mr McWhorter helped conslderably to swell the D D s x chequer ln February the Club declded to g ve a Valent ne Party for the occasion of whlch Lorame Ketcham offered the use of her home Each gurl lnvlted a boy friend to the party and from elght thlrtf mto the tradntlonal wee small hours of the mornlng the crowd danced and made merry At the close of the basketball season the eight members of the boys varsity basketball squad and thexr coach Raymond V Chester were pre sented wlth tmy gold basketballs for thelr watch charms and also a very appetlzlng chlcken dinner at Flynn s Fanrlawn Hotel Mr George H Gatle Mr Clifton La Platney and Mr Carl W Meyer were mv ted as ue ts of honor The occaslon was a glorious success and the surprlse and apprecla tlon of the boys was more than enough to repay the D D s for their efforts Durmg the latter part of March another food sale was held at McWhorter s Real Estate Ofhce The D D s sincerest hope IS that each succeedmg year will contnnue to bring to thelr Club much luck and prosperity so that they may always be able to contrlbute thelr small share to the honor and glory of dear old Ray Shore H gh Loralne Ketcham 2 9 N B As thus book went to press rather early It was lmposslble to ln clude ln this artlcle the actlvltles of the D D s durmg the latter part of Aprll and the months of May and une udgmg from the past actlvntle of he Llub however each must have been a 1 reat success The l:.d1tor N . . - . , , I - 1 . , - J , J A . - . , , . - .1 . , U . - , , . 1 . - , Q . . -A , - , ' Y ' Y - U , , , - , YY' . . 1 . . , , . . . . . , . . e - . 1 , , . . lv A . . 7 4 . , . , - - , I fi' ' . , . . g . . . , 1 . . . , . Y ' . . - . . . , ' ' K .Z - .,, - ... -H -X ,- 'I HIC va ,J Q-4 4-I 'J J J -C ram izamhim ThlS socxety was organnzed under the dnrectxon of Mlss Ingalls ln anu ary of thls year by students just entermg the second year of hugh school Shortly after lts organlzatlon new members were lnltlated brmgmg the total membership up to forty lille OH'qlCCI'S are Presldent Robert Fanning Vnce Presndent Grover Bela Treasurer Norbert Fagan Secretary Murlel Warmg Students who have f'-IIIIQITBCI the first semester rn thexr freshman year and who are credntable Englnsh students are elngnble for membershlp Meet mgs are held on the fxrst and thlrd Frldays of each month ln Room 7 The members are studymg drama and are plannmg to gtve a one act play before school closes for the Summer vacation muulnngtnu Lump 15123 tffontmued trom page 20 At 4 o clock Frlday afternoon we left Umon Statlon for Philadelphia, where. we arrlved at about 7 30 P M and went to the Bellevue Stratford Hotel where we left our baggage and then went out to dme or otherwlse break our fast Most of us went to shows that mght or spent the evenlng vtsntnng ln Philly At 8 o clock Saturday morning we left the hotel ln buses to tour the o her noted bulldmgs not forgettmg to append our handsome sxgnatures to the guest book ln Independence Hall We all met at Wanamaker s Crystal IJ n ng Room at I I U0 for luncheon Leavnng Broad Street Statlon at 2 00 p m we arrlved ln our own Penn S sntton at about 4 00 from whlch most of us took the first tram homeward Some of the party however remalned to take ln a show that mght We arrnved ln this Carden Spot of Long' Island about supper time tlred happy and very hungry lhe party from Bay Shore consisted of Prmcxpal George H Catje I:.arI Bull Dons Curley Qatherlne Dixon Evelyn Greenberg Bernard Gut tnger lrank Helblg Sxgmund Hirsch Stanley Kenward Mnlford Klrkup Marjore Magnuson Natalie Malzel Robert Meade Arthur Merkln Lloyd Moreland Kenneth Petty Dorothy Ritchie Marguerite Self Robert Stocks May Teclclenburg lheresa Watts Wllllam Wesselhoft Samuel Wlddxheld and Sylvia Zetkm lu 5 1 I clty of Philadelphia. We visited Independence Hall, Betsy Ross' home, and 'A E L : . Th L mbda -, Y -... H2-X -Qlttvrztrll Wluh nf On l'ebruary tenth the SA grade of fngllsh students held nts hrst meet ms, of what has smce been known as the SA Lnterary Club The officers of the club had been selected several clays prev ous and were Llllras Humphrres President Ned Redmgton VICE Presldent anet Ferguson Secretary Durnng the term of these officers very mterestmg programs were held rn whrch stones Jokes blographles and orrgmal composrtlons were gnven Several tlmes speclal meetmgs were held such as on Author s Day when lives of Long, lsland authors were presented and Guest Day when Mr Roy B Dav s addressed the class on the Preventnon of Crime rlhe l nglzsh l class and Mr llurlbut were guests of the club on that day lhls 0YQHI'tlZ3tlOIl has greatly helped the students ln thenr composxtnon and oratory ln February a composltron contest was held among twelve schools on Long lsland under the ausplces of the Daughters of the Amertcan Revolution on the subject What Freedom Gave Gretchen Benjamin won and also the sllver medal for the best m Bay Shore School C amnlla Kecllar won the honorable mentlon certlhcate Both of these young ladlcs are mem bers of the Lxterary Club On April 25th a school exlvbltlon was zxven at whlch the club presented a one act play entitled Eclucatrn Mary wh ch was acclaimed by all to be a declcled success lhrs club has been one of the most vneztpens ve clubs of tl c school No regular dues are collected The members have purchased pxns for them sslves and have been very actnve They have recenved and have been dul grateful for the help and co operatron of ther teacher Mrs Maudt lVl arx s who orgamzed the club and has smce then dnrectecl nts actlvrtxes Ohll rI1l'lUI'l3CI' .Jec Z- I - 0 . by . . . , 5 . ' ' ' . 3 . Y . - . Z J 1 , - . L, C , 1 , . . . L - ' . - C K . A H . A the gold medal awarded to the writer of the best essay entered in the contest, it K . .. - . . Y S K K. K ,Y : . ' . i f I J , ' J - S 3 L- K 1 v . ' I I , ll. K. . . . 1 . . . U J c , . ff D d 'I ,- -Q 5 QJ 71 1- 21 2- 'U . ': Q CS JJ N Liang Svhnrr llgluhlzr Svrhnnlw Night fsflllililli 1Fnr illnrrmn Burn Ahultn The first nlght school class provldlng lnstructlon ln English for foreign born residents of Bay Shore was organlzecl ln 1921 Since that time the local Board of EdUCatlOD wlth the assistance of the New York State Department of Education has provldecl a teacher each year to Instruct the class usually three tlmes a week 1n the elements of writing speaklng and reading Engllsh and rn a workmg knowledge of Amerlcan customs and government The hlstory of the flrst flve years of this valuable work ln Bay Shore IS very llmlted From l92I l922 the class was taught by Mr Harold A Caroll then physlcal tramlng clrrector for the boys m the day school Durlng the three following seasons l92Z l975 lt was ln the hands of Mr Lee A Spencer who also dlrected the shop work IH the day school ln l925 I926 Mr Bert Teachout Instructor of science ln the hugh school organlzed a rather large class for that season ln the fall of 1926 the work was turned over to Mr Carl Wm Meyer also of the local hugh school faculty and the department has smce been under hls lnstructlon During the season of 1926 l927 out of a registered student body of slxty one persons the following St3tlStlCS are worth notlng 28 students were Germans 9 Swedish 7S1c1l1an 4 Russlan 3 ltallan 3 Porto RICHH Amer lcan cltlzens 2 Norwegian 2 Flnnlsh 2 Greek and l French The year l927 I928 wlth ltS reglstratlon of slxty five brought represen tatlves from FIVE other natlons Denmark Poland Switzerland Ireland and Rumanla One registrant was born ln the Umted States and had been taken abroad at an early age She had mastered four different languages and rapidly regained her ablllty to speak Engll h after a short residence here varied character was glven by puplls of the class and frlencls Mr Floyd Hurlbut Superlntendent of Schools presented certlficates of Approval and Advancement to those puplls who had attended classes regularly and showed abullty ln learning the English language The proud recelvers of these certlflcates were APPROVAL Walter Danlsch George Helm Rose Kleln Hugo Lar son Paul Miller Amelia Rodrlouez Lola Rodrlquez Lollta Rodrrquez Klrt Pahrrsch Alfred Schmitz Rose Slaplkoff and ohn Tecklenburg ADVANCEMFNT Marla Cloth Frank Qozenza Herman Deeken ohn Grosshans Amanda Henke Max Hoffman Walter Hoffman Elizabeth ohnson Sven ohnson Ellzabeth Bahnsch anne Pr mes Arthur Schmltz hrxeda Schmltz ohn Sortxno l-rederlck Spadaro and Otto Tlller After the program and presentatron of certlfrcates a clellcxous luncheon was served IH the home maklng room and the party ended wlth d'xncc and song ln the gymnaslum ln December l927 the lsllp Nnght School students mvlted the Bay Shore group to a large party and dance and entertained royally lr IS hoped that Bay Shore can return the compliment by staglng an out door get together for the two groups The closlng of the I927 l928 class work was marked by the presenta tnon of certrflcates to the following members of the cla s APPROVAL Helene Breckle john Engers ohn Grosshans George Helm Amanda Henke Walter Hoffman Adolph Moessmer Paul Schindler and ohn Tecklenburg ADVANCEMENT Karl Blessmg Anna Helm Martha Huber Bertha Kolb Anna Kramer Anna Markgraf Therese Moessmer Adolf Thoma Henry Nolke oseph Nolke Emll Qesterllu Herman Phenmgs Gertrude Ruhnau l'red Schmltt ohn Sortmo H s U X x 5. ' I r y . , . . . . 1 l ' . ' . g . C r 7, ' . . : . . ' 1 k Q nl- .S 1 . ln March 1927 at the close of the Night School Year a program of a n ' ' ' '. Q. J . ' l , - , ' , i . ' r , .I ' 1 dn ,Q . . D L v fi , 1 . v - : , , ,l , ' J . U i , l ' . . ' ' , '. , . , l - af X xx: Art Exhibit The art exhubut held un the Hugh School on the evenung of November fourth l927 proved to be very unstructuve to both chuldren and grown ups aluke The purpose of thus exhubut was not only to teach the pupuls the names of puctures and theur respectuve artusts but also to guve them a love of all thungs artustuc and at the same tume to teach them the art of pucture hangung Thus sude of school work ought to be boosted as well as any other for ut should be the desure of all to brung the boys and gurls un contact wuth varuous forms of art durung theur school years Before the guests went upstaurs to rooms 6 7 I0 and l l to admure the many well known puctures a program was guven un the audutoruum An open ung number was rendered by the orchestra composed of Hugh School boys after whuch a talk was guven by Muss Rachel Bones supervusor of art concern mg the puctures Next a set of tableaux representung famous pauntungs was shown The tableaux were as follows Boyhood of Sur Walter Raleugh Mullaus Age of lnnocence Reynolds Song of the Lark Breton The Artust s Mother Whustler The Cleaners Mullet Mr Duck and Mr Turkey by the lst and 2nd grades The unuor Hugh gurls next dud a umpung ack drull after whuch the 3rd and 4th grades sang The Shell A apanese Song was beautufully rendered by the 5th and 6th grade gurls Soon a Wand Drull by the unuor H gh gurls took place after whuch the orchestra played uts final selectuon The auduence then went upstaurs to the dufferent rooms and pa sed a very enjoyable tume lookung at the famous puctures Mary Wunegar 28 Annual -I xlnhrt The annual exhubut of the Bay Shore Publuc Schools was held on Wed nesday evenung Aprul 25 under the auspuces of the Parent Teacher Assocua tuon The work of the students was put on dusplay un both the grammar and hugh school and as an added feature thus year the vusutors were afforded an opportunuty of seeung the classes of the hugh school buuldung un sessuon There was no school on Wednesday afternoon but unstead the regular afternoon clas es were held at nught A large number turned out to wutness the exhubut and seemed especually unterested un and pleased wuth the classes un sessuon Thus new plan un augurated by the Parent Teacher Assocuatuon undoubtedly guves the parents and fruends a much better udea of real school work than can any dusplay of papers There us somethung more realustuc about ut uf the students can b seen un actuon The first class peruod began at 7 30 and was of forty munutes duratuon two more peruods of the same length followed the last peruod endung at 9 30 At thus tume the enture student body assembled un the audutoruum for the weekly Wednesday chapel exercuses The audutoruum was packed to capacuty wuth the huge crowd of people who had come to wutness the exhubut As a specual feature of the exhubut the pupuls of the 8A Literary Club gave a short one act play entutled llducatun Mary whuch was well acted and met wuth great approval on the part of the large auduence Those who appeared un the play were Harvey Oakley Patruck Laugh l n Ro alue Bueru Emulue Barta Frances Hora and Mary f'ortunato The play was coached by Mrs Perry O Wunegar Lloyd Moreland 2 8 40 3 , t,,,t,t, , ,,,, , ,,,t , ,,,, 5 , , ,, - ,,,, ,,,,, , , , , ' Another selection was then played by the orchestra, followed by a song, I . . 7 1 ' - 1 7 J 7 7 ll II J .I , s n 7 -I n ' r-I l 1- ' - 7 - Q Q u . . . . . . e I , S 1 o 1, 1 . . . V ' ' . T 5... 154.-f. :gn Athlvttm Bugs Basketball Although the Bay Shore boys won no champlonshlps they enjoyed a very successful season on the basketball court Of the elghteen games played the Bay Shore team won fifteen and lost but three They outscored the op positron by 261 points and were m the runnmg for the Western Suffolk Tntle rlght up untll the last lap of the race when they were ellmlnated by Patchogue Conslderlng the fact that the local team the smallest ln lts sectwon of the league was consequently handicapped by this lack of slze It w1II be agreed that the Bay Shore boys dncl not do so badly To Coach Raymond V Chester IS due a great deal of credit for the suc cess of thus year s aggregation At the start of the season he was confronted with the problem of bulldmg a team around only two veterans of the season previous That he overcame thus obstacle and developed hs green ma terlal IS apparent m the record whlch the team made Although the Bay Shore team was not what mlght be termed dxmlnutlve nevertheless lt was smaller ln helght and weight than any other team whxch It came up agam t during the cour e of the sea on What the locals lacked ln suze howex er they more than made up for ln splrnt They were ln the game fighting until the final whxstle and that Hnal whistle usually found them on top The way they won the two Amityville games ln the last mlnute of play when their cause seemed lost was an example of their style of play throughout the year After all a champlonshlp IS not everythlng and lf the boys gnve ther best that lS all that can be asked of them Next year with all the regulars back except Wesselhoft Coach Chester wxll have Cho no Lenchan and the two I lynn s as a foundat on for what should prove to be one of the trongest teams to represent Bay Shore H gh School The team Ilned up as follows Captain lqrank GhOSlO and Edmund Lenehan forwards William Xvesselhoft center Ldward Flynn and john flynn guards 'lhe ubstntutes were Russell Richards Wlllaam Schaeffer Stanley Sherry and oseph B03 Ie Edmund Lenehan was manager and Lloyd Bedell and Rag mond Terry Inollowmg IS a record of the season s games November November November December December 'FDecember I5December December at anuary anuary anuary at anuary 'anuary xl ebruary xl ebruary february 'fl ebruary 'Iffebruary I 2 Babylon at Bay Shore Babylon at Babu Ion Smlthtown at Bay Shore Alumnl at Bay SI ore Smlthtown at Smlthtown Amltyvllle at Amltyvnlle Huntington at Bay Shore Alumni at Ba 1 Shore Patehogue at Bay Shore lsl p at Bay Shore Northport at Northport Sayvrlle at Sayvllle Am tyvrlle at Bay Shore Huntington at Bay Shore Patchogue at Patchogue lsllp at I llp Northport at Ba S ore Sa5v llc at Bav hore 35 Denotes league games o als 6 lx I OPP 8 J ' . c Moreland was pubI5city manager. The two ass's1ant managers were Edward B. S. . I I 37 I2 C I r 42 I6 2 ' 32 9 2 ' 2 3I 22 3 ' ' 25 I9 9 ' ' ' ' 27 26 I6 ' 44 I8 30 ' 1 28 3I j 6 I7 3I .I I0 7 38 I6 'Y'-I I3 40 22 j 20 ' ' 26 I4 'sfjf 27 5 ' 32 3l 7 3 ' 29 ZI 7 I0 22 27 3 I4 ' s ' 46 I8 5 I7 Ip 4 I I4 I 24 ' v E 62 I I 5 . T 1 aI J 35 uk rlv all T um 1 - 1 1 - F p . L L 7 . - DATE OPPONENTS WHERF OPP 61115 Maakvthall The l927 28 glrls basketball team had qulte a successful season Even though they Clld not wln the champlonshlp they showed what they were made of by wlnnlng twelve of the SlXtCCD games played Coach Dorls Bowman lS largely responslble tor the good work of thls year s team for under her expert dlrectlon a team was developed that Bay Shore may well be proud of The followlng lndlvldual scores and other StatlStlCS wlll be of lnterest Marguerlte Self Captaln and rlght forward led the team ID scorlng wlth l47 fleld goals and 67 fouls for a total of 36l polnts Nlarguerlte also held the Long lsland record for the most polnts made by any one player Chrlstlne Helblg center came next wlth 54 field goals and 8 fouls for a total of l I6 polnts Evelyn Greenberg Hazel Klrkup and Mary Eortunato together rang up a total of lOl polnts Evelyn was responslble for 68 polnts Mary for I9 and Hazel for I4 All three of these glrls played left forward The guard posltlons were well taken care of by Catherlne Dlxon Edlth Rhodes ane Wlley and Frances Ballas Even though they do not have a chance to score the guards are largely responslble for the success of the team ane lVlaclVlahon Peggy Strong and Georglna Drake acted as subst tutes durlng the year Scorlng schedule of the games follows November November November November November November December :5December December at anuary anuary at anuary anuary February 5Eebruary February February xFebruary 8 if League Games East lsllp Babylon East lsllp Babylon Smlthtown s lp Smlthtown Amltyvllle Alumnl Patchogue s lp Sayvllle Amltyvllle l-luntlngton Patchogue s lp Huntlngton Sayvllle Home Home Away Away Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Away Home Home Away Away Away Home . 9 4' . ,l ' , ' H by keeping the opponents from scoring. Mary Fortunato, Edna Benjamin, J . , ' 3 A B. S, . ' 52 28 l l I6 ' I8 22 ' 26 l l' 2 . 9 . . 30 ' J 6 ,I I0 l l' J 20 ' ' 'FJ 27 ' ' 3 ' 5 I0 K I4 l l' ZI ' k 24 ' .. ..-... 1 PM '- 'JO AN X rx 31 IS Ts .Q if .x 5 fm E LT 5 E S v I X l 5 , Zizmvhall This book, unfortunately goes to press much too early to record the full activities of the baseball team. Up to the time that this publication went to the printer's, however, the Bay Shore High School ball tossers, under the capable leadership of Coach Raymond V. Chester. had been doing themselves proud on the diamond and were headed well on the way to another Suffolk County Championship. ln the flrst game of the season Bay Shore defeated Patchogue by a score of I0 9 at the local diamond in a contest which lasted ten innings Since Patchogue is probably the strongest team that the Bay Shore boys will have to play the victory over them seems to indicate that the Maroon and White will sweep the league ln the second game Bay Shore had little dlf hculty in downing Saywlle cominfv out wctors by an 8 l score lhe team this year 19 composed as follows Edward Flynn catcher Richard Hegarty pitcher Edward Bedell pitcher Lloyd Moreland second base William Wesselholf first base ohn Flynn short stop George I-larbo third base Louis Maas left field Frank GhOSlO captain center field ames Haverty right field Stanley Sherry right field Bugs Igankvthall Second Team rlhe boys second team had an exceptional season on the court emerg ing victorious ln thirteen of the fourteen games played The boys lost only to the Patchogue Seconds at Patchogue ln their game at Bay Shore the wearers of the Maroon and Nvhite defeated the Patchogue unlor Varsity by a score of 21 20 in one of the best games seen at the local gym during the season The members of the second team squad were ack Hall Stanley Sherry Carl Wesselhoft Russell Richards Lloyd Moreland Frank BISSO oseph Boyle Sigmund Hirsch and Theodore BISSO P - ' 1 . , . . , , 5 , - ' . . . 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The substitutes were: George Brown, Louis Goldstein, James Haver- ! C . I . V ' . Y Y QIIIQB Elrurk With the arrival of spring this year much lnterest was aroused in track at thls institution of learnmg The boys squad was organized early under the eye of Coach Clifton La Platney and after the usual thinning out process assumed falrly encouraging proportlons No track meets had been held up to the time that thls book went to press and lt was consequently a little too early to predict just how Bay Shore would make out ln the Suffolk County meet at Riverhead There was nothmg lacking as far as spirit is concerned however for the boys were trammg wlth eagerness and aggresslveness for the coming season Following are the names of the members of the squad and the events they are trying for Cronin half mile and quarter mile Wicks half mile and mile Sllhman ha mile and mile Richards shot put and half mile Wnddlheld high Jump and half mile Arbour 220 and 440 Strong l00 and 220 Thurber l00 and 220 lamlson l00 and 220 Smith 220 and 440 W Wesselhoft 220 and broad Jump Hall pole vault broad Jump and l00 Brown l00 and po e vault Haverty broad Jump and hlgh jump Fagan 220 and 440 Leg rer ha mile and quarter mile Ferguson shot put and hugh ump E Flynn 220 'md 440 Maas pole vault and 220 Petty pole vault Goldstein pole vault buttmger Shot put lxnrkup 100 and 220 Watts shot put Pl P ho ll 4 plz 1 s , T, M, I ' Y V - - - , . - 1 V Y -v v , lf- 3 1 , . - - 1 , 1 ' Z , 2 K V G , I y Z , I - V I . . 2 , 1 . - - - . . , 1 y . v . o w - . lf- - 5 Q , - V J 3 . , 1 2 y S , Z . 1 - . 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You 4'Illl :Always In-ll LI l'lI'l'Slllll1lll. lblll you 1-:m'l lvll him lllll4'll.. 1-li A litllv iilvzi mum- l'illllllllL1 ,xl'2Illlllll2 :ll his ill mi- llui what was thi- uw- of Vllllllllljllf 'l'lu-rv uns imlmily I' im-. 1T.i.. lixwllllliiilie- XVI 'll 4h':xml1n:u wus zz llZllllN'l' Sh- nliw-sw-nl lilu- Mollie-1' lllllllHll'll. llu! 1ll'illHllllIl'N llnlnln-1' 4l2IllL1lllv'l 1511-NWN Illrvrn- lllw lI4'I' 1'l11nlm:llrl GH OO vm S E9 .Sc Q U 3- L9 AVI A o 051115 Efrark The commg of sprung thus year found a revnval m gnrls track actlvltles as well as IH the boys Under the dlrectlon of Nhss Dons Bowman and Captain Katherine Boyle the track and field asplrants practiced earnestly and dlhgently for the coming grind on the clnder path and were rapldly roundlng into fine shape as this went to press The squad was unusually large com pared with former years and such renewed enthusiasm ln the sport at this school IS encouraging to say the least The first meet was to be held at Ishp on Thursday May 3 and as thus artlcle was wrltten before the meet we cannot say how lt turned out We were all hopmg to see Bay Shore carry home the honors however The final meet IS to be held at Patchogue on une 2 Following are the members of the squad and the events ln which they are entered Laptaln K Boyle baseball and basketball throw shot put M Self hlgh jump 60 yd dash broad Jump hop sklp and jump C, Helblg broad jump baseball throw shot put E Strong hugh and broad Jumps shot put base ball throw P Strong shot put hlghjump hop skip and Jump G Drake 60 yd dash broad Jump shot put hop skp and Jump F Ballas hop skxp and jump broad jump hxgh Jump 60 yd dash E Greenberg 60 yd and I00 yd dashes hugh Jump broad Jump shot put M Llghte baseball and bas ketball throw broad Jump Q Dixon 60 yd dash hugh jump broad jump shot put M Blauvelt 60 yd dash I00 yd dash shot put baseball throw Wiley shot put hgh Jump baseball throw 60 and I00 yd dashes H effrey 60 yd dash basketball throw M Cummings 60 yd dash shot put baseball and basketball throws I00 yd dash R Sllhman 60 and I00 yd dashes shot put baseball and basketball throw G Curley hop skip and jump hugh yump 60 yd dash NI Waring hugh Jump 60 yd dash lll IX In 1 5 ll e X111 1 II llX l l IS Q 9 v , , - , , . . 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H 4- fluy il ls-:lf ll-II on my In-:ul To walk I was h:n'4IIy :nhl-I: For the- Ivui' that fe-Il upfm 1 A In-:ul NY: X Iillivll fl'1llIl :1 I: Irlv. we 1 ,f Athlvttr Azznrmttnn OmCCYS President Lloyd Moreland Vlce president Russell Rlcharcls Treasurer Norman Arbour The annual electlon of officers of the Athletic Association was held on September I5 the closed ballot system belng inaugurated at thls election The nomlnatlons were glven by petltlon and then voted upon by the closed ballot ThlS change ln the method of votmg was a declded improvement over the former style and will no doubt be continued xn the future With the addrtlon of football to the sports curriculum the Executive Commlttee of the Athletlc Assoclatxon had more business to attend to and held lts first session early ln the fall The commlttee was composed of Prln clpal C-atje Presxdent Lloyd Moreland Vice president Russell Richards Treasurer Norman Arbour Semor Representatlve Evelyn Greenberg unlor Representative l:.dward Flynn Sophomore Representative Burtns Leyrer Freshman Representatlve Hazel Klrkup The primary Importance of the first meetmg was to decide how much should be appropriated toward purchasmg equxpment for the football team Conslderlng the fact that there was not an overabundance of money ln the treasury and that the boys had expressed thelr wllllngness to ralse the money themselves for the equlpment the commlttee resolved that fifty dollars be set aside for the football team The whole school rallied to the support of the team later however ln a subscrlptlon campaign conducted by the Crowell Publlshlng Company and enough money was ralsed to purchase fifteen um forms for the players The next Important meeting of the committee was held the last week m October at which time definite plans were made for the basketball season The next and probably the most Important sessxon of the Executive Com mlttee was held on February Z8 At this meeting several important resolu tmons were passed by the committee to be voted upon by the student body at the next regular electron of the Athletlc Assoclatlon The resolutlons were l The girls basketball team shall play all home games ln the after noon 2 All members of the Athletlc Assoclatlon shall be assessed dues of twenty flve cents each term 3 The seventh and eighth grades shall be eligible for membership to the Athletic Assoclatlon At the next electron of the A A whlch was held on March 7 these three resolutions were put on the ballot ln the form of amendments and voted upon by the student body Resolutions l and 2 were passed by large ma jorltles but number 3 was defeated In summlng up the year s aCtlVltlCS of the Athletlc Assoclatlon lt mlght be truthfully sand that the officers and members of the Executive Committee performed thelr dutxes very efficlently The year was a success financially although the balance ln the treasury IS not quite so large as It was at the enrl of the year previous There IS a substantial balance with which to start off the l928 29 season however and a more prosperous term lS contemplated HI 0 0 0 , . v I 1 Y - l 1 , , , .J ' , . , , . , , . , . . - . . ., , , . . - Y 1 ' mgm mlallllh nl ilu B S It 111111 W1 IY I1 111 X 1 l r 111k hh xx 1rcl XIIII 1 I1 x xr Y r l 1 Yvllllllil Schx ffcr xx rfll 1 X IK Sfflhllll r l W1 Q ll X ll XD IU K f 1 l 3 N orc 111cl lx ull l Cl1tl1 lilillfll 6 llll l l'XlI' D Tl! 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Alumni nun l1.dward Mllllken IS employed wlth the Kelvrnator Refrigerator Company William Downs IS attendlng Pratt lnstltute ln Brooklyn ames arvns nas a po mon w th the Thomas Roulston stores ln Bay Shore Mae Brown IS attending Plattsburg Normal School Dorothy Hurlbut 1 'xttcndmg Albany State College for teachers bvelyn Hosken has a posxtlon wrth the Bay Shore ournal Henrxetta Barn IS attendmv Plattsburg Normal School Mary Melton IS taking a secretarial course at New York Unlverslty ames Fitzpatrick IS employed by the Bay Shore ournal William Sefl: IS employed ln the H C Bohack store m thus village ftlnce Kxrkup rs attendlng Mount St Vlncent lrances Penne' IS emp oyed as secretary to Dr Charles Frleman Bay Shore Clementlne Tecklenburg IS attending Antioch College m Ohm Class of I 777 Vera Ackerson IS attendmg Packer s Prep School oseph Ballas ha been attendmg Pratt lnstltute rn Brooklyn Sumner Barton IS attendmg Wesleyan College where he IS pursuing the tudy of law Eleonore Bernhardt IS now employed as secretary to Superlntendent Hurlbut Fred Bromberg IS attending Syracuse UnlVCTSlty where he rs rakmg a pre medical course George Coombs IS studyxng forestry at Syracuse Umverslty Marjorie Doxsee wlth her skrll at the plano IS makmg a name for herself as a member of one of the best orchestras on the south shore Albert Fmk ns employed at the Arthur M Kelly Construction Company rn Brlghtwaters David Greenberg IS now attending Cornell University Richard Housel IS pursulng the study of Medxclne at Cornell University Wlnnfred Hurlbut IS attend ng Albany State College for teachers Mabel Harper now has a business positron ln New York Clty after havmg graduated from Packard Busmess School Ethel Hendrlckson IS at New Paltz Normal School Eloise Hlldreth IS also at New Paltz Normal School Robert Kron IS studymg archltecture at Pratt lnstrtute ln Brooklyn Ralph Lynn IS now a student at Washlngton and Lee University ln Vlrg ma Hannah Merkm rs attendlng the College of Commerce at New York Umvers1ty Mlldred Meyer rs now employed ln the local branch of the South Bay Consolldated Water Company after completing a course at Packard Busmess School oseph Patch has a posltlon wlth the Standard O11 Company of N Y Gladys Pedersen IS now attendrng Sargent School of Physical Educatlon ln Massachusetts Ell worth Reeve IS studymg law at St ohn s College rn Brooklyn Alma Rhodes has been pursuing a business course at Packard s Reba Udall IS studym musxc at Syracuse University l:.llen Watts IS at Washlngton Square College of New York Unlversnty Wrllram Wesselhoft has been takmg a post graduate course at thrs school ln preparation for hls entrance into Syracuse Unxverslty next fall Fred Wettlaufer IS employed ln a brokerage firm ID New York Cnty Marne Albanese IS employed as secretary xn the Bay Shore Sash and Door Co Margaret Hubbard rs employed ln the local branch of the New York Telephone Company 4 - J J 1 'Q ' . 5 . 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A . . h , K . Y . .. , . .-1 'rl H ' . --- --H V- N , y - 1 , , . . Milford Kirkup, '28, , . l':lQa- MV. YulsI4-:ull 'llll1'l'1' wus :l .turing I:11Iy wt' liydn' UI' 4-:rlillu L1l'b'l'll :lluplvs -luv alivcl. XYillni11 Ihv lIllll4'lll1'll 'l'lw,x quit-Itl,x I1-1'1m'lll1-tl .Xml lllIl4ll' 4'I1ll'l' illsinlt- In-1' insitlv-. , 3 ee Inst A Eng ilfrlvnh lt was on a day ln late Aprrl that the llttle tragedy was enacted one of those balmy joyous days that seem patterned for youth and youth s pleasures there IS little room for mrddle age wrth nts work and cares on days luke this they rnvrte only laughter and song long buoyant walks and gay conversa tlon To remaln Indoors any longer than IS necessary would be sacrrlege So thought Sally Reed pretty vlvaclous and ln love and Myrna Delroy a newcomer at the Houston School for Young Ladles as they saunterecl forth for a stroll on the Campus ln that precious two hours between thelr last class and dnnner They were talkmg eagerly these two of an event which had long been talked of both ln Houston and nts brother college Lenox srtuated four mules away The Houston Lenox annual masquerade to be glven on the follow mg nlght at Lenox was the mam toprc of conversatron on both campuses Wlth whom one was golng what one was wearmg the surprlses that were nn store for the guests all thls was food for thought and much discussion My costume remarked Sally rs simply darling lt s Spanish black lace mantllla a perfectly glgantrc fan and all the other fixmgs even to the rose to hold between my teeth l can t put rt on wrthout wanting to do the tango and snap castanets You ll be stunnlng her friend responded black lace and blonde halr ns a peach of a combmatlon even lf the proverblal Spanrsh senorlta rs dark lm afrard l Il be dreadfully trrte as little Plerrette but l havent had time to thlnk up anything more orlgmal Don t you worry Myrna you ll be about the most attractive gurl there Sally sald this sincerely for she was lncllned to over estrmate the charms of others and was particularly lmpressed with the rather flashy good looks of her newly found frxencl Myrna She wondered a little anxlously what Bob who was takmg her to the dance would thunk of M rna rf he would be as lmpressed as were several of the other Lenox boys she had already met for though Myrna had been at school but' a short time she had received more than a few buds for partners at the dance and her popularrty was growing every day Sally knew that Bob llked her liked her a lot too for hadnt they gone everywhere together for over a month and hadn t he told her she was the most charming grrl he d ever met3 Yet Sally also knew that he had a changeable dlsposxtron and at any moment might fall for someone else He had been known to do this before More than one Houston gurl had shed tears over the abrupt Fmlsh of an affair wrth Bob and Sally feelmg that she cared very deeply hardly wrshed to do llkCWlSC My brother Buddys coming down for the dance tomorrow night announced Myrna l want you to meet hlm l d llke to answered Sally who was mterested ln no man but Bob Sally hey there Sal' A boys volce floated across the Campus Sally recognized rt Immediately as Bob s and turned to wave eagerly and call Hello there Bob' Myrna turning more slowly beheld a dark halred bog seated some drstance away IH a rather shabby roadster somewhat the worse for havlng belonged to three college boys none of them careful drivers He had stepped over the slde of the llttle car and was runnrng toward them As he drew nearer Myrna decclded that he was exceedlngly good looklng and worth trying for At the same rnstant she favored hrm wlth a most charm mg and much practiced smlle He responded wlth a rather grln that was characterxstrcally boyish 0 19 - t . . . , , .' . 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I - - 7 ' bl 151151 A Eng iltrwnil rnntuuwh It s a gorgeous day for a spin girls was Bob s first remark after ln troductlons had been made What say you two3 Well lt s perfectly O K with me that IS lf Sally s wllllng ThlS from Myrna Sally was and the three were soon speedlng along ID the llttle roadster Myrna ccupymg the seat next to Bob somewhat to the chagrin of Sally who consldered lt rather forward Myrna and Bob had a glorlous ride lt was such fun gettlng acquamted' And Myrna s lme had never registered so perfectly Sally however had what she descrlbed as a miserable time For one thlng she thought Bob was openly neglectxng her The truth was Sally was a llttle jealous of Myrna s good looks and extremely sensxtlve where Bob was concerned Consequently she was moody and silent and a sharp contrast to Myrna who was feelmg extraordmarlly peppy and had sparkllng conversatnonal powers When the roadster fxnally drove up ln front of Sally s sorority house she thoroughly hated Myrna and was angry at Bob for what she consldered his susceptn bllrty to obvlous vamplng All through the next day Sally went to her classes ln the bluest of moods Even the greatly longed for event of that mght had dlmmed for her for knowlng that Bob s attltude toward her had changed she felt she could never be happy Even when she stood before the mlrror arrayed ln her Spanish costume the black lace mantllla settlng off to advantage her blonde halr creamy whlte skm and deep blue eyes she was downcast and unhappy Her dellcate prettlness meant nothxng to her she consldered herself plain and unattractive two thlngs they were very far from being Sally had sud denly been possessed with a terrible mferlornty complex When Bob called for her at elght thlrty dressed as a charming young Why Sal whats the troublc-X3 Bob demanded notlclng her pout Cheer up pal smile and show those pretty teeth You re goln out step pmg Hrs next words went over blg Know who s takmg Myrna3 And by the way what s she gomg as3 He falled to notlce the cold sarcasm of Sally s answer l really dont know But she d look stunning ln anythmg don t you th1nk3 Yes shes attractxve alright sand Bob earnestly maklng Sally hate hxm desperately and clench her fists They found the dance ln full swlng when they arrived The great check ered floor was resplendant wlth the color and varlatlon of the costumes the decorations were fantastlcally beautlful the muslc perfect yet Sally felt that for her the evenmg would be a fallure She danced about five mlnutes with Bob who undoubtedly was the best dancer at Lenox when a stout boy whom she desplsed cut 1n and lm medlately left the lmprlnt of his foot on her tmy satln pumps And a few minutes later she notlced Bob wlth a certaln young Plerrette nn hls arms with whom he continued to dance the rest of the evenlng Sally certalnly dldn t lack for danclng partners She had plenty of those But the lump ln her throat grew larger and larger and at about eleven o clock whlle dancxng with a graceful young clown who was domg hrs best to keep the conversation gomg pleasantly a bug tear escaped and slld gulltlly down her cheek Why llttle Carmen' exclaimed the clown you re not crying are you5 Why what s the matter has your toreador left you3 Why yes' It s just that answered Sally smllmg rn splte of herself 1 I N' ' . an . k 5 , 7 - . . . 1 ' ' ! - 1 I V . . . 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' . , gg S.- 1311111 A 1141111 illturuh rnutmurh at hrs clever guess Let s slt thls out shall we3 l ve slmply got to talk to someone and lf you ll only let me tell you the whole story Someone has treated me slmply t terrnbly' Id love to hear lt was the klnd clown s reply My pet pastime rs sympathlzmg with people lm wonderful at lt Well you see It s this way began Sally The boy who brought me has just simply forgotten my exlstence He s been dancmg wrth another glrl all evening and my prlde IS t terribly hurt Here she choked down a sob You like hum a lot don t you Carmen3 He looked searchmgly rnto her face fShe had removed her ma k to dry her eyes Me3 lhate htm' This emphatlcally Then why cry over hlm3 This made her laugh shaklngly ut dont be exasperated llttle Carmen You see l understand you perfectly lm practlcally m the same boat l havent yet caught a gllmpse of the glrl l brought not that l want to now that lve found someone as mce as you to sympathlze wrth Sally overlooked the compliment and went on lm terrlbly angry too especially at the gurl She s been here only a llttle while and lve lntro duced her to almost everyone she know and of all the fellows she had to choose my Bob the cheap little fllrt' Carmen l hate to say thls but l ll be perfectly frank Wlth you lf your Bob really cared for you would he let hrmself be led away so eas1ly3 cared They then entered into a most absorbmg conversatlon dealmg with smcerlty of affectxon and the sad consequences of mfldellty Sally s spxrlts ro e conslderably and she soon found herself laughmg and becomlng vastly Interested ln the jocular conversatlon of the clown whose name was Ted They danced they laughed heartlly at each other s Jokes they llstened eagerly to what the other had to say and Sally felt once more that llfe was worth lrvlng Ted was ever so mce and danced almost as well as Bob Hrs con versatlon was far more mtrlgulng than Bob s however and hrs sense of humor keener At the helght of the merrxment prlzes were given for the costumes and the dancers were asked to unmask Sally s eye fell on Myrna some dlstance away lf you would luke to see my hated llttle rlval Ted she s over there' Sally could Joke where Myrna was concerned now Followtng her glance Ted stopped talking to glve a short surprlsed laugh Why Carmen you can t mean why not my kld slster Myrna' You knd slster Myrna' Oh you re foolmg xt couldn t be' Why Ted' She sald her brother was coming up but she called hlm Buddy Myrna s always called me Buddy But see here Carmen rf you dare to hold that agamst me one mlnute l ll l ll l don t know what l ll do but lt wrll be something desperate l cant help lt lf Myrna has acted that way Please say that you don t mmd Carmen Of course l dont you silly boy lm grateful to her for showing me how stupxd l was to care for that concerted little shelk l can see hum ln a clear lxght now Hts mam alm m llfe IS to make r., rls jealous of hlm And lm grateful to hum declared Ted Suppose l d never had the chance to sympathlze wlth you' H- - - - J ,, , - ' .4 ' - 5 ' ' . 4, , . 1 I . 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H ' if 'Blunt A fling L'fl1IP1Ih rnntmurh Ted took Sally home that night l-le droye slowly and talkin earnestly all the way they learned a lot about each other lhe Delroy family llyed some thxrty males north of Houston but th dxdn t prevent led from runn ng down everxl tmts 1 week to ee Sxlly md take her out lhey bee ime fast frlends then sweethearts and just before gra uxtlon Sully was wt xrln cl inond 1 the fout finger ol h r let hand Life was very wonderful and Sally too happy to hold a grudge agalnst anyone had become trlendly aga n wlth Myrna who had lon smce luolxen lWaS fOOllSl'! to fl1lI1l'i l cared for BOlD ClCCl3I'Cd Sally to TIIZI OH d eertaln hot une day when they were walking togcther Why l dxdn t know what love was' l xeted horrxlxly just tht sxme insisted Myrna lorget lt dexr lhat s not golm., to prevznt you from hun my mud of honor A llttle roadster of the more armtocra IC ype drew up to the eurh 1nd a XOICC called out Would my Sally and her frnend luke a r1de3 led was down for the Oraduatlon CXLYCIQPS of the followmg day We ts perfectly O K wlth me that IS lf Myrna s wllllnsf, was Sally s lxughln reeponse hut lVlyrna kI1OWlDi, three to be a crowd bade them both goodbye Natalia lVlll7Ll 28 Autngraphz ..-Y ' - - ., ,, . 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I 1,14 W 152151 illitnutr rum NOTE In Ol del to Dl1bllSl1 thls book eall ln June It xx IS HGLQSSIIX to haxe most of oul matell ll ln to the Dllnttl eulx III M lx Vx e I9 selxed thls splce hoxx ex Ll Ind ue thelefole lble to plesent hell 1 Sl'lOlt VSIIIGLID of those exel ts xxhlch took pllcc lust lJGlOlt, the book xx ent to D1 ess HEGARTY PITCHILS NO HIP INO RUN GAME' The blselllll team IS xxcll on the xx 'lx to lH0lllLl Suffolk Countx Champlonshlp hflvlng lunxf up slx XlCtOl1LS md lost onlx one 32 unc The most lmpoltlnt 'lLL0l'l'l1ll1NllITlLIIt of the se ison to d lte IS the no lllt no lull g lme xx hlch Dlek He lltX hullecl agalllst the stlon Xrnltxxlllc nlne on the P1x Shole school fleld Unlx thl ee men l9dLlA1QCl fllst base and thcx got no falthel the Iulx Shole team fflxlnf Hcf IIIX excellent suppolt thlouffhout the contest The final SLOIL xx IS 60 Coach Chestel s chalges haxe SL010Cl xletolles oxel Pltehoffue S-lxxllle NOltllI3Olt L1 Salle Mllltalx -Xc ldemx Smlthtoxxn md Am1tyX1llL and hlxe lost onlx to Huntlngfton In 1 du ll meet xxlth HllHt1l1j.l'l,OH Lt the HIIULIHSIIOH tl lck Conch Lllfton L1 I lltnex s Bax Slnlflll Hlgh School tl :ck suu ld xx IS defc ltc ' but the meet uncovel ed somc xoung lunnele xx ho ln l fexx xeals m xx become xalulble tlack matellxl 101 thls school Thosc xxho stool out fOl the Blv Shole cause xx ele Fl ed Wlcks xx ho xx on fllst pl lcc IH the 220 :nd Robelt Fannlnff xx ho finlshed thlld IH the mlle In the lnnu ll Suffolk Countv IIltL1Sf,hGllSt1L 'Il :ck md Flcld th lmplonshlps held It Pitchoxfue on M lx 19 the OIJDOSITLIOH xx IS too etlff fol the B IX Shole boxs lncl the lrest thcx could get xx ls th l 1 lnd foulth IH the mlle lun Vllcks and Fannlnff eopped these places 10 spectlxelx The gllls tlack squad has 1lle idx scoled one declslxe X1Ct0lX ox Ll the Isllp Tl lck lassles as xxe fro to pl ess md IS IH hopes of XXIIIHIIIS blg honols lt the mnull Suffolk Fountx meet f0l f,IlllS held It Patch ocue on June Z In thell meet xxlth Isllp the B15 Sholc 1l'lllS scolcd 44 13011118 to Isllp s 24 Peggx Stlong has been elected Ilesldent of the Fleshman Clase She and Edlth Meade constltute the llnff COIYlI'llltt6E IO1 that Clase The llng commlttee of the JUH101 Sopllomole md Pleshmfln cl lsses haxe had sex elfll meetlngs and xxlll declcle boon on a standald llng fOl ffl ldu ltlng classes of Bax Shole Hlgh fO1 the next thlee xeals at least 'Ihe llllg' of thls xc II s cl lss 1028 h is met xxlth much IDIJIOX ll 1nd lt IS hlghlx D1 ob lblc that the 11112 elected xxlll be xelx Slmll ll to It The tolloxxlnp: h lxe LilI16!ltlIL1l lettel IH tl lck I lul I lonln Iflcd Wlcks lxlx nlond TQIIX lxlthellne I-Ioxle Ifl xnces Iulllls Qlllhtllll Helblg Jlnc Wllex Mullel XX lllllg lnd Peggx Stlong Q . 1 1 1 ' 1 -' ' 1' . . 2 ' 2 7 1 . 2 1 12 L 2.. .- -1 1 4 1 v ' 1 4 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . . 2 , 1 . 2 2 1 2 1 . 1 2 L 1 v1 A 1 I L. 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Ior the Best and IVIost Accurate Account of SCHOOL SPORTS Read the South Shore Sentlnel Bay .Shore Q ONLY Locally Owned ind ControIIccI INcwep lper LLOX D IVIORI I AND Sports I d tor I llI'DIlSI'l CI Ivy thc Suff ,lk Con oIlcI xtc-CI Ijrcs o Inc I CICDIIOIN B13 bhorc I 800 OPPOQIIL the Biy Shore I-Ilgh fJcI1ooI 82 I ourth Avenue BAY QHORI N Y C ompllmcnts of Islip Samtary Laundry Saxon Avenue ISL P N H 1 en ff 'I M-7, W 0Uhl'lf J '11 'IeIephones Bay Shore 432 Islip 2 If: . . . '5 . '. . . . 'I' ': f 2' 1 X xxx . I I. 2 1 I- ' 2 , l- , 5 T . . 4 , . . , I I Q' ' .I r I s I 1 ..':: C ., I '. I I 2 2 ' O f . . . . n I K 4. I I , , ., -, . Q . ' ' . .I I , I v x ' 4' ' '- - . I J IiNVx4g..a -I X .' I 2 I ,F 1 A .,..'..g..1..g ,A . DODCE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS in GRAHAM BROTHERS TRUCKS W J Blalr Ray Shore 2000 BAY SHORL N Y A HAPPY LIFE VOYAGE TO 1928 Floyd Hurlbur SUPERINTLNIDLNT OF SCHOOLS l hone I l indscapms., Communlty Flower Shop Brett Brothers CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Seeds Bulbs ancl Plants Trees Vmes and Roselnushes 45 W Nlaln btreet BAY SHORE N Y Complzment of Charles H Tecklenburg , , . z d Y I o o . w - c . ' '., . . l'l1ysiw4 4'l:lss lull 1-l+'4'II'i1'iI, D l. llwH'1n:r11: HI-1-Y l :mm Quin: In lu- :l wvlnflmlvlwl' .... .lllx l..l l'l:lV11v-lx: Ym1'lI lw snlllv plum- 1-ls il' Ant! 1lw!u'i lu-vp slillfl 4K 4 T T J '87 .1 3 ' L' O , , , . . i w , ' ', . . S ' S o Sales Servlce KD fylfffv Fuhrmann 8a Sallnas Motor Sales, Inc PAICHOLUI N Y BAY SHORE N Y I0IepI1onc Bay Shore I MALLORY HATS FLQRSHEIM SHOES Bay Shore Men s Shop Haberdashers and Outfitters to Young Men and Men Who Wlsh to Stay Younv 68 78 W IVI11n Street BAY SHORE. !lI X Il Anderson s Studlo PHOTOGRAPHER I-Ilgh Grade Portralts Commerclal 33 II1lrCI Avenue BAY SHORE Y 4 I Q' . ' ..'..g..g..g Al CWA? A X! ,Q if C I V . - N ' , - , ' 4, . . t J, , ,. , .. I. , . ' , I J ' D . . - . . - ', N. Y II4':I4'IIl'I'I gin- mv :I XI-111+-zu-I' I-ulxiznfnilng IIII' xx-ml. 'Srmwln-'f' Izzy: I'IiIIIlI'l' mum- Imnn- Inu, Ins, niulu :xml Ill-lIIlI'I' rr:ui1I. 'lIa1-5. is IILII lXllIl'.' HIM- IIIIIII XII-mln-V1 IIux llwsf- MII songs Innunt 11.1'.A' IZVIQIH sIuIIw: I NIIHIIIII tIxI11I4 IIN-5 uw 1IfI.y:w11'x':- llIIII'III'I'I'lI ww IIITIIIIX ul' IIl4'Ill.-A , u , N. , .,..g..,., C. V. Reeve Qhrlxplclu Line ui MENS XYEAR xvhzxt 21 rlifferrfflmcv ax few svnsc- ma H XX JR! H Hansen lp e ATIII f IIC PQLU WENI Uutbofircl Vlotors fmcl Boats . 'BHC Q, Y. fiom lc'In'I.iI1'uf I, ..,,,a .DN HAY SIIOR!-Q. N. Y. 040 4.40'0 .40 .0404.4.4..4040'40'40'40'40'40'40'4 0'40'4.'40'40'40'40 0'4.' '4.'40'4.40:40404040'4 40' 04 404040404 04094 4.40404 Stephen Kabatnlk CHAMPIQN SHOE REPAIRING Dealer m Men s Shoes 67 W Mam Street BAY SHORL N Y Qompllments of Goode Brothers ELECTRICIANS Mann Street BAY SHORI N Y xx 1 1 X X 4 1 Qomphments of Melton Urot' ers Lomphmenrs of E R Udall Qompllments of Jack Whlte 44.4.4.4 4.4..4.44..40.40.4..4..4..4.,40.40.40.40.404404040 0'4040'4. 0404.4040404.4 .404 4 4040400040404 4.4.4 4.4 4.4.4. A I I !'ZZ'ZZ Z'I ......'!'......!'.. .. I IZ!.'!.'I'!Z!'Z-Z-Z.'ZI'! 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Rc- sirn 5I 'J' vo vo The South Slde Bank Incorporated 1887 BAY SHORI N Y Capltal S100 000 00 Surolus and Pronts 33240 U00 00 Safety Deposlt Boxes to Rent Intereet Pald on bpeclal Deposits rl runk Storage Acts as Admmlstrator fwcecutor or Trustee for Any Purpose JOHNJ GIBSON Prefsxdent L fx RI DINCTON Qashler W A HULSL Vlce Preeldent t W Ct Asst Q11-,hier 4 1 4 4 1 Qompllments or A Frlend JUST CALL BAY SHORE 49 or 50 WeDel1ver Wesselhoft CJRQCER AND FRUITERER 40 W Maln Street BAY SHORE NJ Y 4X V V V Y V V 6 V V V 6 U ' '., . Y. Y ' ,. 1 ' . , a . . . . . ' ' .- . F. 15. 'IQLIHQR xr '. XIV. Vlwxlv-x'i tilnl. calm-lu1':lb HSlI'I'l'j'. hx ur :lluwlvrsl RN Xl'l'vX pour. I Nlmll lxuxl- r 5 mx' 1':1Iln-V Illhllll il, S!l'l'l4XI Hix'4- him 1111-414-vil. ln- 1li1l ilfl NIV. I,:l l'l:lIIl+'5Z 'l'Il4- Ill NI4-rn iIl1lllSIl'iIll wvllrhl Nl'1'!IIX lu lsr-:ilu willl :x wall. SI-'Inj Nlllrivj 'l'll4- l'i2lll 4r'1-Iuvlt XYllixllv,-Q . . f I I N I . . , A . . Q Q Q Q Q Q . Q Q . 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X !-'! l I ! ! 2 ! l- ' ' Compllments of The Garden House W Q Nlclollom P 'NJ BAN SHORI N N PIENATAQUIIT PF ESB PRINTJING 31 OAIXIAND AVPNLI HAH NHOIJ N N THIS YEAR BOUK YNAS DONE: IIN OUR SHOP NH lSl,l',..Y. ' ' A I f X X 1 xx! Cllasg 5 md CPM l14 7'.s of Y X 1 x . Tulcplmnc I 33 , . , 5 , . , J ,. Y - , . . ,, . . , ' X 1 ' , K W X' w T A R X ' ' . '. . .'..j..g..g..g..1..'. A 1.401 , , ,v , ' ' . . . ... Lomphments Terr Sc Gnhson SIIQRI N Lompllments of M Strauss Qompllments of Bay Shore Candy Kltchen Gladys Drake IHF MILI INER 9 I' VIaIn btreet BAY sl IORI N Y Phone Bay Shore I I South Slde Pharmacy WI Iam 5 Bam 56 W Mam btrcet X sl IORI N f 4 0 fu 4,4 neva von v n nuns. an neun nv nnu .Q . I ' ' .01 n Z ' ' ' I Z'I'I I ' I ' ' . . . ' Iv' FZ I I I I 10' Z Ziff . I Z ' ' Z' . of . l I IIIIIIIQZ I 4IlII'!II IIIIIII' lIII':I-Inu ICII-IIIIIII' Illilll :II IIIII4-I 4IIII'1IIfIIi III-I'v -IIIII :II'I- Will... III-MII: IIuxI' +I:II'I' .XIIII I':III l1Il llIl.-XHII ilI'l'II.I Ill-X I':IIIII-1'3 ICII-x:IIIII' IIIIIIIZ XII IIIII I IIIIIIIQIII -IIIII IIII. IIIIIII'I I IZII-sw-II Is III- III.I' XIIN IIII :I l:II'II. 1'III' III- XIIIIII l'IN 1IL1iIIlI. I s , , . Y 4. , C ' ' - IS' Y I f Y I.' ' II '.. 'Z..I'.IIZ'.I'I' I..Z.'II . . . . . . . . . . . 7 1 s ogg. 4. .Iv 4. 4. 4.4.4 4.4. 4. +41 WE WANT YOUR SUGGESTIONS AND CRITICISMS The aim of this bank is to serve you as nearly as possible in the way you want to be served. If there are any I1ttIe thmgs whlch we have not done, do not hes1tate to tell us Flrst Natxonal Bank and Trust Company OF BAY SHORE Qornpllments of The Merry Four AFTER GRADUATION Why not make recreat1on your vocatlon, enjoy your work and gnve pleasure to others, be healthy and happy and teach others to be the same? Such IS the hfe and work of a teacher of physxcal educatxon SAVAGE SCHOOL FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION ESTABLISHED 1890 A Nor1111l Sthool xx I11eI1 prep ITLS Ultll mtl womtn to I1ttor11t tt 1tl1trs I rtttors md supgrxlsors of pl1yS1L'll ttlue 1t1o11 111 schools tollu ts plan g,rounds tlul-as prlx 1tt 111st1tut1o11s 111tI 1IlClL1SfI'lll org 1111 1t1o11s Tht LUTTICLIIIIDX IIILILICILS pr1tt1t1l 111xtr11tt1o11 111 Ill forms of 1thItt1ts -13 111 toursts IIT tduL'1t1o11 psychology 1111to111y phy s1oIogy, I1yg1t11L 'md othtrs thor oughly Lovtrmg tht theory amd prittltt of physlcfll tdut 1t1or1 AN EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG FACULTY CATALOGUE UPON REQUEST lncreasrng demand for teachers Salarles h1gher than for grade teachlng Employ ment bureau for students and graduates ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER OF STUDENTS WILL BF ADMITTED REGISTER NOW FOR CLASS ENTERING ON SEPTEMBER 17th 1928 DR WATSON L SAVAGE President 308 WEST 59th STREET N Y CITY N O I . . . 1 S- 1'- ,Z .- . 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I':u1w-xxwll mlsll'-ASS. lZ,11:'iw: l 'IH rw' wl1.,-,xv Yu rim, XIV, I,:4 Izlzurmn-Vx: lImx 1':nl' xxlll zu lmll-x full in M-:I W.-.,1ul5!'A llzgll' Swv!--n': IN 1:11411-w-wlxm. uhm 'hw hum Ex l.mlQ11: znlf' o 7 Q elephone Bay Shore 422 Dr Samuel D Soloway 32 W Mann Street SURGEON DENTIST BKY SHORE N Y Phone Bay Shore 1934 John R Strong REALTY INVESTMENTS 47 L Mann Street BAY SHORE N Y Telephone Bay Shore 266 Mrs lVl1nn1e E Grlflin EMPLOYMENT AGENCY and DRESSMAKING l69 Second Avenue BAY SHORE N hone l85U R Bay Shore A E R0blnSOH WATCHMAKER AND JEXX ELER 35 E Mam Street BAY SHORE N Y The Waffle Shop LUNCHEON AFTERNOON TEA l36 W Mann Street First Natlornl Bank Building, N4 BAY SHORE Y ,.,.,.,.,.,.,. ,A , , , , , , A , . '. s mf. s 1 m ' w. O O . . 1 1- . 0 ., - V '. , . . .Xl2l'lIl'2l l'I:xN Mr. Vlnmlm-1': What nr- wv Nllliljlllg. 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