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

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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

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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

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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 . . . . JF fl as Qs as . g K , 4 . 7 .. ' ' .. , . . Q: 1 J , S - ' ' 'ff . . '. ' 7 o y. l .4 . . n ' , . . L7 y .1 n 5. . . W' K ' U I 1 . U I 1 N I Y Y . ' added to the Class Treasury. The winners of the contest were: Miss julie 7 I : ' ' . ' : J as af vc 56 as I , . k , t 57 . K ' AY, :s is A1 -as E4 T . l . . 5 - , y x V n .. N v - I 1 . , .