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

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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 , . .

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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 - ' . ' 'j This year has been different, however. We have elected ofhcers as is D ' k , K x I I - -V I 1 V I my Q , ' , ' Q. . 'nf .- , 2 . V ' ' - y 1 I . . . V .Vi