Oceanside High School - Spindrift Yearbook (Oceanside, NY)

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CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS NOW GRADUATION SPEAKERS, to R.-J»rv1», Al 1e ar, Stlreaan, Shattes, Brownell, Galloway, Blwwald. The January class of '42 had a full time program in their last term of school. Miss Nunnenkamp was the class adviser and the class officers were Barbara Brownell, president; June Jarvis, vice-president; Jean Stireman, secretary; and Dorothy Cohen, treasurer. Ralph Sankin, from Madison High, was a new member added to the class, making a total of forty-three members. The senior play, You Can't Take It With You by Hart and Kaufman, was presented on November 28, 1941. Anastasia McLean, Michael Orzano and Barbara Brownell headed the play committee that worked in collaboration with the committees of the June senior class. On November 1, 1941, a football dance was given and was a huge success. Ann Wettach was chairman and much credit goes to her. Monday, December 22, was the night of the Senior Prom. Christmas and a holiday motive served as the predominant theme. The Kings' Men and their mellow music was enjoyed by every one. Walter Shattes and Jean Stireman were valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively. Other graduation speakers were Robert Galloway, Barbara Brownell, Margaret Biewald, June Jarvis and George Allegar. The theme of the graduation speeches was Thoughts of Famous Americans in Times of Crisis and How They Can Be Applied To The Fresent World Situation. The class banquet was held at the Shadow Lawn Restaurant. Anastasia McLean was toast mistress. Guests of Honor were Dr. Walter S. Boardman and Mr. Charles R. Mos-back. Class gifts were distributed by Margaret Biewald and Dorothy Baumann and on behalf of the class, Barbara Brownell presented an American Flag to the school.