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

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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 , , - , , . . I , . , . N . l . . , . , , . , A . - . , , . . , , . y - Q U ' . . K' I ' , : , . ' - , . . ' ' . . 5 I , ' , . , - ' , I . : . , , . . , . ' . . v , : ' V 8 . , . . Y . , - : . . ' - , . 3 N. . , g y .JA . , . y - 1 . , . , . , - , I bl. ' , - , 9 ' , , . 3 . J v ' v I - ' . v ' ' ' ' , . 5 . ' ' , . , - , . sg . , . ' . , . . , . Q ' . Y . . ' . ' XVII Jili- Maury haul :1 Iilllv lamb. YHlI'Yt' Ilv:lI'lI il nfl 'l' are . I I III -11 Sha- pnsss-nl ll!'l' Islam- auxin. . I llilll il Iilllv norm-. 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.

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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