Oceanside High School - Spindrift Yearbook (Oceanside, NY)

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Practically every phase of school life in Oceanside has felt the effect of boosting and cooperation by the members of the beginning senior class. In athletics, the class was we 1 1-represented on the boys’ varsity teams and girls’ honor teams and many of its membe rs have made outstanding personal records. Several beginning seniors figure prominently in the school publications and dramatic presentations. For its comparative small size, the class has contributed generously to the Oceanside music departments, including the orchestra, band and glee clubs. Numerous beginning seniors have consistently been on the honor roll for their fine scholastic achievements. CLASS OFFICERS This year, the class sponsored several successful social events. Varying in theme and well attended, they were: the Junior Hop , a tea dance and a sport dance. Two of the students, who started, at the beginning of the year, as class officers, were elected vice-president and treasurer of the General Organization in January and have since devoted their energies to the school government. Class Of January 1942

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ROBERT WOOD Cars and everything connected with cars take up all of Woody's spare time and interest. Very quiet, he likes working on his own car and enjoys auto races im mensely. The ownership of a new Cadillac and a fast motorcycle will be the crowning achievements of his life. ROBERT KRAFT An alert and active mind has kept his scholastic average high all through high school and lias helped him achieve his membership in the Honor Society. Nor has he neglected sports, for he was on t he trat:k team for two years. Tall and slender, Bob's main interest centers around boats and golf. ARNOLD ZACHOW Tall, blond and good looking, his entire interest is centered on aeronautics. Dutch,who builds airplane models as a hobby, is secretary of the Freeport Model Airplane Club, and intends to study aeronautical engineering. He's a Forum and Rifle Club mem ber. Travels to Florida every summer. ANTOINETTE MA6ISTR0 Dark and petite, her one ambi tion is a happy marriage. She was circulation manager of the SIDER PRESS and did her job w11 and efficiently. Five feet of sparkle and grace, she loves dancing, frowns on catty girls and likes the company of considerate persons. ALICE ZORN She's only5 feet 2 inches, but she can stand up with the biggest of themwhen it comes to athletics. Allie played six sports in school, and was good at all of them. She wants to work as a stenographer after graduation. A number of the orchestra and Glee Club, her hobby is drawing comic pictures. WILLIAM BALISH WILLIAM FAY

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Class Of June 1942 A class of enthusiastic, cooperative students, these advanced Juniors hnve extended their talents and participation far and wide through tlie school’s activities. This class held their party last semester, and the feature of the evening was a scavenger hunt. Juniors scoured the town for loot and returned with bottles,mops and the like. An evening at Central Park was the setting of their Junior From held this June. park benches, a New York skyline, a peanut vendor stand all created the necessary atmosphere. CLASS OFFICERS