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

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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

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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. J X . R . L J . . ' l ' 1 l , 74- , ,

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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