Oyster Bay High School - Oysterette Yearbook (Oyster Bay, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

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S0190 I1 JOFYWUJO 5 In-9 r-V AA-gg, ' G A 1 3 252 has ans 11 Miss Uyster Bay High mmol Dear John Henry: l will never forgive you for putting me in this awful spot. Here one spends half one's life in the hope of making a few friends, kno-,ring full well enemies 1-hp .41 u come easily enough and you, my friend, are inviting me Miss UV, 9 of-,niurs lm' to alienate the good wishes of a good number of your of the- Mel' Buy Iiiul 'lull 1-omcsu. pupils. Furthermore, l am a finn believer that beauty Wipro I Chun-,,,ing Stl: 1, Nflloull Mao' as such is very restricted in appeal and that attrae- 'rho if0 lllna1,.d fC,r :Her llyswretny tiveness is dependent on the person's personality and with ml se-I4-mio' tus OW-if-.1 ti his intelligence' .lr Amuvic i fl0r luiwmm' 11 Toi x. . 5 il S mv.. O lug as F., f -C el l have given the three photographs you sent me 'full 4-4,,:M,l::ltuV11l' to MrMgl'ankS, my equally divided attention and according to the rules rfhon from tl' In Inukv thi Urtin, you have prescribed have come up with at least some l 'f'lV1-el tht, H 'E Um-6 Seng lvl 50. decision. They are numbered on the back. l am very WH w,g,,S. 'i'i1'st num! 'Urs who dissatisfied with myself and my judgment and there is In the fl T of Stu- no question in my mind, but what it should be a three- KBS first, JJ i'lYl'lm0i,,e Px way tie, but as this cannot be, here are the results l1m.,,hirl n Yllllngi Qefggy N0l,1,, for what they 3-T6 worth. 1 . - l0Illl, Cuuzv Yours aye, I henry Martin, Esq. ' n Senior nigh School John Oyster Bay Jumo - Oyster Bay, New York 3 Board of Edlwatlon DI' DWIGHT S BISHOP Presxdent MI: LEONJ DEMIING Superzntendent MR LEONARDS WRIGHT Clerk MRS RUTH HUMPHIIIES Treasurer MR DAVID BEIINSTI-:IN MII W POIITEII BUCK Mn DOMINICJ MAssA MII TIILMAN A Rooms 4 Superintendent ef Seheel Xl IPOV .I DPNHNL I Lnou no sa 1 depoaltory o thf ultunutc' pouers o so ruty but the people thvnzsrlvvs and L lu think the m not cn llghffllfd enough to exe ruse thf lr rontrol auth u 11,1011 Some dur rvtzon the Tl medy lS not to taht' lt rom thi m but to Ln orm Ihr lr dlsrrf non by 1 dumtzon THOM 15 JEFFLRSON 5 O f fgljy ' - . , , . ,- ' ,,f'1,-Q 0 l ,j:'1. I 'w 'V ' , Q 1 V - 1 x- f, -' f 1 V' 1 f ' , , , 3, 4 -, ' - , 3 . . I D I J J ,I '. ' I I I ' ' V JK I . . , , , I . , If , , I ,. . I . ' I . . I . , . Principal If vou would have otherq hke sou, lf vou want to have people sw, someday There IS a gentleman or There IS a ladv , lCIll8IllbEl' to hke otherQ, and remember to look for the oppor tumty to Qav of others There IS A gentleman a ladw For what vou do and what you look lor are what vou become IOIIN H NIARTIN 6 View 'Wil FT ai-fel? Wfx,-J I R if i. X V 5000 10. Twink X ' E1 Q, K' . 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Spun-,or MR ROB!-IIT IFTLRNIAN rllulbh Doc btudxe-. Su ence Mathemalu wllws Jl'tNl'.TTh A Romans Phynml Izducatlon Anlu-or Sports Nlght I hee-rlt utlerb, Dante Llub 0T'0'o. Nw- I ,-, s MRS LILLIAN W KNSILR Social Studies Senior Class Sponsor, Penny Carntvml, Senior Play Finan vial Advisor 'VIII DUNALD It WILL Music, Director of Lhoral Groups Miss MARCUEIIITE toulsr Commercial Department Lentral Treasurer Extra C lassroom Internal bthool Funds MISS MARION NV. STOCK NIR. IHRBERT SN ANSON lnclustrinl Arts H. S. Latin, Sur. Studies, English Supervisor of Elementary Ind. Arts nn JOHN HEIKRII II .....f bthool Physician I' 'VIRS NICOLENA VIATORI nglish, Italian Italian Club Sponsor MISS INEZ S WAY Physlval Education Sponsor Sports Night Lead r Club Health Lounul 'vo 'VIR EARL D VNORIUVIAN Instrurtor of Instrumental Mu-ir MKS ETHIL B LI-If'lxSI-IR General 91 ICIIFC, Blologx Chemlstrx A i 'VIIIS LEORGIA DPU! MISS LOUISE. CAWNINF Attendants Ollicer School Nuke 10 5 ,4 'FK Mus COIINNA lnoclc Lafetena Manager '29 Sr,-.I Mns NANCY mu,nlNo Mls CHRISTINE DEAN Secretary to Mr Murtm MISS MAIIE FERREIIA Llhrary Asnstanl Slenogrnpher MISS NlAlf'kIlET MALONE Stenographer Ml? JUNE. HI-IRRINCTON qtenogrupher Slenographer 'uf f 7 T' 40 in inf ' Ml. RALPH MINICOZZI School Custodian 'DQ ik., MR WILLIAM FFNIMORI 54 91 hool Custodian MII. PETER G ALLKGI School Custodian School Custodian 11 T MISS M klllh IIANALDO Sm relqr lb!! MII. GILBERT IIUTCIIINSON y to Mr Deming 'i f wtf Kil n M ,pipe AF B525 ul f?+ Q- L? an en Vgfvi -u-A vw ,f-,mn x -.Jrf V lllgg 'K 4596 lk! 1 K X ' Y, it ki We M 'gxqgqg ' U ,Q-Q ' Yi 9- ff .. 24 ' fg ' I . . .' . I M rw. ' 5 x m 1 , A ,Q A V ' M K f 7 , y ' ' : ,. L ,v, D H ,Q . , 4 , A , V g -, 'fr ' I f- -- .1 L .I Ljif Q 2 Q Q f 1? 5 Q , Q- ' AL ,, we . ,, A I v , .QS f 4 4 ny- ' 1 f 2 V 1, 1 3-4 'I' f 7 ni A I K ,W P 1 J 'Q 2 ,u W ,J 'MA-M J . Q ' - 2 , Q L51 9 il A - if A . 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MA 535,1- I QV U 06, X 0 YK 44 G' C C, 1? 5, ' s A ' M31 I ek, rr' 2353 amor Class lllstory gll0l'l50Ib NIRQ LII LIVN WANSER NIR RICHARD NOD!-Il rt -ndt nt umm LAYTON lre .uurer lil-LEN l-EDOROI-P Y ue I nt nldent LILORLI- PIRII- Suretdrv JI-AN Yol wt, 'l has IN our last vear, wxth tht month-. LIOSIIU' ln f.1bt,hut ln beptembex 1945 we wen only I' reshmc n, wlth four gloomv H .ns of hugh sthool ahead of us But ts we look lmmk throuvh those lout wears, thew wt nent NO gloomw Thr tr wax alwdv- our Xfdl ot ll1ll 0fllllIlOll to Qt nlor Hngh Llfe and wt Ul'dSIl81l lt qulte well We showed our-.elvt s .tblt hw the 1 lf LIIUII of our officers, who we rt Bob Wlthlrov, prebldent Georve I tru , vue prestdt nt, om Wrlffllt tra unter, and .lean Younsf, Qearetalw W1 wut llso repusfnted vt rw dhlv hy sc ve ral younlf damsels ln the fir-,tj V 1 he 4 rlf .tder squad ln tht et tool llu tlnthmu ihdllls led w .1 ul bn 1 n, fylorn Y 1 Fllllglll rt , Xnne Rothmdnn, ,lane Kraft 'Vlarga ret Dnshmvton, Su P att I1 Bat Statter and ,lean Younv wt rt sure, lc d the J V to manv uttorus But that s not all we d1d Wnth the .nd of the Sophomorcb wt had .1 swell heath partv to end our Frebhm an ved: We re sophomores now W1 tan look down our nosem at thoQe llttle Frevhmen Mostly, we dnd tht Sante things as Frwhmen We elected officers, George PIFIC, Blll Wlnslow, Joe Suspenslu, and .lean Young, and were represented bv several voung M s, good loolunff cheerltadel-. But tht mam polnt M lx that we wire bophomoru, .and now we could mst: tutt pdrtlu wxth the Freehmtn, we dld parts turned out quite wfll tlmnlw ldrgelv to Wlr I ctrle VH hawe only two vs us lf ft just thlnlc tvso more vt an, and then we re out But hung Juniors, wc mu-t .ut lxlu ,lun ore, and fate realxtv We re voung men and women now We lmwe A prom to consider, drf ues and the Sweet lIlt l0dlOllN mu-nc of Nlek De ,lc su, hllmg the mann night alr The exeeutlve bodv durmf' out JUDIOI' wear was made up of Gene I' low d presndent, o 0 . 1' tw' 3 Q , if . , ,qi f W f r '25 rp' ll N .l ,AN , ff i J l . ! y ,M f AI , , -' . if .- 1 .' ' ,.,, P - - ' . Q ' ' ' . ' as 2 ' . The .. . -v - ' - -' 1 - ' x ' vs 1 -- . 1', J.,.' ..-' ' J, - V. H 'MIN' , it . I S' . , , . . '. , - N , P ' ' a very successful prom at that, wlth the rustle of long K. fs :V Rv. s ' l,3.' - ' -1 f in as -Q l 4 V 1 l l W Y '- - , 1 i F ,..' 5 T X ',. , -as '- 1 ' Y ,, Vg 'v4 ' 'v K-,vi , -v I- 4 A1 K.. .-I . 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I 1 ' . 3 -V , - . . . . ,. 1 l A x , .V V V .. ,ss . , 4' - 'H . . s . s - . fum Ag' .Ins my - - .1 'M- WWW? l 35 Q, FLOYD, EUGEN E Cene , always smlllng star lll basketball, track md football alms to play pro fesslonal ball likes spaghettl 8 meat balls personalxty plus, President .ll class 4 letter man, all scholastic football team 48 FOCELSTROM, ALICE Cuddles , Shhh' not heard much but seen quxte a blt, Camera Club Chorus, loves lce cream, PSIG Yearbook, proud of certaln rung, office girl cute I CALANTI- XOLAINDN Butch leans toward qpaghettl and meatballs, waltzmg, and Vaughn Mon roe, dlshkes staying out late, Chorus Dancmg club Italian club hockey, volley ball and softball collects Roy Rogers Picture , rel :shes travel IRPI-N XI SBE' FRKNIIC Seen but not heard lead F ARTON 'W ARION East Noryslch gal office gurl, basketball nuts about horses hot clogs and Dor othy Shay plans to be a secret lry loves makmg scrap books, sllence golden frlendly H ALWORQEN M KX l lub qutc k yearbook Roman Banquet , Qtudent lounc ll smcere c wer le ncler, Senior Play every body fnend French flub -W Mnscblevous eyes, ylva clous personallty yearbook well groomed Penny Carm yal dlsllke prejudice, Sen lor Play, cleszres to see the world gurls sports ll ARNION NI AZIF ,lo yyonderful dancer cull eat anythmg, Health Councll Sec 48 yelrbook Bully Eckstlne fan wants to be successful Chorus, Lead ers Club treasures her yy Itch and school rlng, girls sports, collects popular rec orc s ll iRRlNf TON DKNIEL Puclgy ynuunl cleaner, s all the dnt qpam I Club, practxcal and lmprlc tlca yokes basketball blushes easlly football dl llkes homework baseball manager, red hnr mal broad grln HORNOSKY, RAY NIOND Ray , fasclnatlng eyes, perpetual grm, trombone man, enyoys football, track and basketball, gurls find hlm magnetic, loves to ent and ent and eat HOHTOV, ALBERT 9mokey , tends to take ll easy, loves to beat out those drums, baseball fan, shy guy, Ruse and Shane ynth the sun 20 c l 4 ,I so re I 3 l 57 H, rf Jiffy ' HUBBARD, ALEXANDRA Sandy g blonde, bomb- shell would luke to be a re porter Students 1 orner Hostess French Club Pres hepped on blsketball steak sam xsltlles and fox trot chatterbox Cold ueen 19 Yearbook PSC .I gr Proms Penny Carnnal IdwllIOII Show crazy about MFN Senmr Plw 'Student JOHNSON, TALBOT TalIy g aspires to teach- Fnenth Club thorns, truk football baslftetball moothe dancer quuk good all around guy A 5 Italian ple and llllldll Shore amerl Klub oe car Dance Club likes to svsnn bowl and go horseback rld ln dislikes llc pco 1 4 lounul kI'RIl-TSkI IIII-RISK trrw It pm Illllt tollec ts snapshots lxllkl-T .IANL Ixrafue cheerleader ow ner of Model T treasurer Leaters llub very out lIO0I'Iall frult eater Prom IOIIIIIIIIICC Penny iarnlval wants to see Olymplcs Sec retary btudent Council gurls sports Semor Play RINTK II'0 reek from Btwn e newer dull blskqtblll worlte thsh teak Ind I'l't.Illll frtes .1 he ld of down lady klller personlltty plus e Joys own jokes 1? 'ES' -PY' T -vi '50 'Y LK BILI A FRANK Hank bot rod drner band football happy go luc y yet qutet curly track llkes football detesls women drivers 4-rss?-,,k fs LANFDALE ELIZAB TH Betty Bayvllllte PKC that ldentnficatnon bracelet Chorus Yearbook Spanish Club Health Coun- cl loves swlmmlng fun and hamburgers, Leaders Club Purple Queen 49 Senlor Play Penny Carm val Jr 81 Sr Proms, wants to be pedxatrlclan m Fifth LAYTON DAVID Shortarm Full of the devil Freshman Christmas Play Pres Sr Class, cru sades against new look with bobby sox Vlce Pres French Club enjoys sknng and camping .I V basket ya f finger narl Inter Ave Hospital si LEE FRANK Frankle sleeps wlth rifle French Club thrives on steak Student Councll warm personality, mdepend ent band, true gentleman LEITNEB FRANCIS Fran , detests work loves beer and pretzels one of the Boys plans to be a mechanic, Penny Carmval Football all IUNIME WILLIAM I good Joe , I es basketball Julry steak and leslle , Marine Reserve, detoratlon commlttee, .lr dt Sr Proms, prizes hls trunk lor whatever ll 1 t wunts to make a mllllon by loafing, ta ed lum y teavhers MASON, ROFER Roger , Maslm boy beammg smile ladles man, Penny Carnival, llkes beer md pretzels, dogs, Perry Como, plane hulldlng and gurls, wants to Joln the Alr lorve, skl enthusl ISI Ml t R41 lxl' N, ROBERT M 4 treasures 1927 lhrysler luto, enjoys roast chuken born hobo year book girls too munh or lnm, Sr Play aspires to be neronautuul engnneer, PKC Hand trles to stump the experts trark, Qrotah attltude MrLlLLo, Joe , lkes slow md easy ttes, wants to llkes baseball and rhumba rung JOSFPII to take IIIIIIUS dnsllkes bow be a Mason, round steak prizes Senior MERINI OL0, JOSI- PH .loe , lxkes to be has own boss, P816 Mr l ot d money man, true Bayvllllte, baseball basketball melts at the sight of gurls, turly natr X' ffm-:P 'HILLS J AMES .lun a Mall Netk fellah 1 ings to his grly l'e ora hat, Christmas Play Roman Banquet neat dresser, llkes basketblll beer and pretzels fox trot md Htldegarde would like to be a Maritime olliter Senior l lay Sr 81 .lr Proms 'WIN ICOZZI, THOM KS Mmnle Wlelder f drumstlrks ln Band PKC favors redheads esperlally Betty, Football and wres tllng Chorus, prefers to Cal and loaf strlves to be a lnterlor Decorator 8 Up- holsterer MINOR, K ATHLEEN Kathy Johnstown gurl, athletic basketball softball and volleyball llkes ltallan le, fun Butrh drtvlng, Perry Como, Camera Club Clrls Sports Nlte doesnt rare for getting up ln the mornmg, a terrific' right arm -'cr 15 an ,!...q MOORE, Nl-.LLII-: Curls tlny, hockey volleyball sorrer softball hangs on to L C s ptrture seems to like Georges rar and Bayvllle beach, ambl tlon to be a dress maker and get married could llve on Ire rream and cake, Sports Night MOTT, ELIZABETH Betty blonde wltb blue eyes Yearbook, steers tlear of dull people I-tenth Club, enjoys potato tlnps and fox Trot wlth Harry, .lr and Sr Prom Committees, Glen Cove Interests 22 161- Y ' 513 NOBLE MARC ARET Peggy vlvacmus chorus P816 Y earbook , a smlle for all Vice lres Camera Club loval to Pur ple and bold ,lr 81 Sr Prom Commxttees, Penny Carm wal Marriage ls her ann Tntnan NOSTBAND FOSTFR 2-325525 ,iw E'55f2'3 -r: ss-'Pl-'EO QQ Efggu D EEn::,1'i N57 -Enn- H1-035,90 1'3 'sz' mENfnOQ-'N -ffuvqqqwoai Z 'E P: sz-veg-fa AQTSQZWOE 1.-1 O .Uc'E 5: -1g:':'L5t'D I ::P '2'-' fvrzsfafri PAUSI- L WALTER KELVIN Band Chorus, specs mlarl net tooter Snlent Sam brnght ardent baseball fm deep mhuckle PENNINK TON JOHN .lack Ham actor of be mor Play Prench Club could write a hlstory book lenny Carnival lntellectu ll well lnlted PIRIE KEORI I-I Ceo a true sport hero Semor Class Vlce President mraves for bananas neat dresser Oh' my N Y QPH A A wants to become tl roach, French Club drlvlng football basketball baseball an trfuk Pe O My Heart glut 'Inf .,...,..,..t ...tw 'ih- PLATT LOLISE bus absent mlnded theerleader llkes all sports espeually swlmmmg bust ness manager of Yearbook Senior Play dotes on drlv mg water skns and water melon Frenmh Club hopes to travel to Europe RANALDO JOHN .lohnn belongs to Duke hkes to build and treate wants to travel on and on very helpful builds a wall around lrlsh Stew nocus, JonN Johnny loves to Sunday drive with 7 doesnt want to work but wants to get ruh wall do a Pohsh Polka anytime, would hke to be a landscape architect, likes gurls muslc Ice skltmg, Dt nah Shore and hamburgers ROSSI JOHN Rosebud hkes baseball hamburgers Frankie Lame dnvmg, dlshkes dolng ten laps around the track, Peggy Lee fan, wants to work with the rallroad 23 KOTIIMANN, ANNE Anme , wears clothes with a flare, Yearbook, fish lon show dlsllkes being called Anme Spanish Club Treasurer, dancmg eyes, Student s Corner Hostess, cheerleader, a heart breaker, cute gestures : SEAMAN ALAN Blonde with dark eyes, natty dresser, P810 Year book always hutch hlkm Spanlsh Club Senior play Penny Carnival IIVCS on cake track 81 wrestling doesnt like girls who chew SEREN A NORNI A Normle Oh' those sharp clothes Italian Club, frlend ly personality, Chorus, loves food and collects old colns olllce glrl dark and lovely Uku,-R gum tw sn Annork JKNIFF LILLIAN Owsterette all gurls sport newer known to be on tlme for school favors tnght skirts nm wade belts blondle likes .1 good tlme Sl lt0Nlh DORIS MAX D bwosset gal chestnut brown mane sylph like fig ure PSI day dreamer, dnshkes talking on phone Xearhook Basketball fan SLIVINSKI .IOSILPII .loe llkes Dons Day baseball lns drivers license and fox trot wants to make good loves to spend money lu- -,, gurls sports SNII-Fl N BLRTON Buzzy good looklng hlond wacky about auto rac mg pet possessmn lb us raun motors thicken eater dnsllkes getting up early des tuned to he electrical me chlmc STAZAK JOHN French Club Stretch alms to be curator m Amerl can Museum square dance fiend food food and more food smart, nature boy STEY ENS IRVINF lrv , enjoys a good laugh and time basketball fan soccer manager, basketball manager enjoys 7th penod study loves loafln, words are few but fast STIIICAIIO CAETON Archie , saves stamps Ir 81 Sr Prom Committees sports steak dmers and neck tles are bls favorites Dons Day and Vaughn Monroe can make music for lnm has a longlng for travel, gentle- man, hard worker SUSPENSKI, JOSEPH Joe all around athlete llkes steak huntlng fishm Bang Crosby bulldlng boats always has a brlgbt smile alms to be a major league baseball player, quiet and mee 24 1 af, Cf 1 - A s -' - g ,' . 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' ' Z ' I , 2 ' ' 1 ' -I Q 9 s 3 . . . . . 5-fr . , , 0. 5. v 3 , A. 1 ss - 99. . so sv, , - Q - Q e Q - 2 . , gs V g , - , : Q if Z 3 1 , , , g - ,:. . . 5-1- - I Y: . f 3' f '. s -V S 7 ' 3 Ei '.' ,. s , , '- TKYLOR SUSAN ue a lmgmst, enr hook long halr, Roman Ban quet always a lady Senior Plny would luke to travel as nn mterpretmg secretarv Student Louncll, lrencb TEST A, GRACE M Gray does something to clothes, gorgeous brunette, ntvcr complains, friendly will make an efficient sec , bltes to get up ln the morn mg basketball fan AF flux nent as a pm Tlll-'ORD NUNCY lRNlIk BIN!-Dlll Nan Mlnerva nn Sensor Plas beard always talkm Freeport bow frlend, likes clot tes shoes polka and puppies flurttng Qports Nlte, short sklrts, socks and htgh heels peewe her, tall lorty ry rlrc lv c or he lrcl motorcxc le and no homenork luke lllllxt :mg xc tt 1 enc lllew s co nc ltrlnc c lnccr track Y? 'Z 1- E: f? tall tall W ill ROB! RT l'I'dlllxlC proud of c ga relle hghter lhorus loves Trench Semor Plly Oh' l ose bow Iles' hold 1 ground s0llIt. wntty remarks avi 5? i Lf 'ii' -r- NPRLlN1IFRF C LORlk N KRRI1 H10 IUI S lrl I1 cl uk w IVV tur 1 hot Us B md advertising mgr of lscl hls pride lll llls trumpet QPIIIOI lly l rom I Olllllllllet hopes to haw lns own In Incl Nl-RRILLI WUI-KN IRENI fx Q ,- Buny musically m cllned Band 81 Chorus fu lute plans mclude Teddy c heerle :del , French and It ull ln llubs l eaders l lub beautiful, long brunette hm IV Dotsy ll! SBIIIOI' Pluy alll'll'll Health Council, tllented trtlst f horns Yelrbook Penny l crnxval Fu-shman Xmas Play drlvmg prizes memo ries swlmmlng, snlmg, sketching, a bug on lobster and Doris Day, vlslons of be connng 1 nurse ln deepest S Amerlcl 1 NP-'Q 1 'E ., t:- VICSICHELLI, LOUIS Loaf' proud of that class rung, mad about Polka op baseball and drlvlng hobb ns food, alms at a white col lar Job strong sllent type 25 WALKER, P ATRICI 1 Por y bowler Clee Club Spanish Club, PSC volleyball basketball loves that plcture, mad about rnd mg swlmmlng chlcken Wllllllllg and Dinah Shore, xmagmatlon WHNSIOVN VSIIIIAINI l , IICANUFCN t terlllll W KLSH RICHARD Dult , all scholfnstu foot ball telm 48, tr'u'k 81 lrtsket bull tlll d'1rk and 173 alms for West Polnt, Student lounvll, Chorus, Romm Bmquet, Prom Committees WATERS, Suun John love stones boogie woogle fm, glrls sports, future hope Secre tflry WILIDNI-R EUI l-.NE PETFR Pete Band and Chorus, K0llallCllll0llb student, Dame Band his pride and Joy lb llls ntustathe 'tbhots gtrls who near -otk and stockings, Senior Play ban'lna eater WILLNSKI, STLPHEN 'iteve likes weight llft ln-1 hot dogs, Dftrk Town Strutters Ball basketball basebftll dislikes quiet tlasses, pet possession Bar be set wtnts to be Mr Anlerlvfn 1953 wmrnr nonortn Dottie ihuttermox tie pm all :hola tu foot at te In 48 home run ng, lr lseball, milk and l IZ Y ue lies btudent founul 41 46 Sop l0lll0l't tllss Y ne l IBN dis llses gnls who smoke Penny I lrnlvtl Vue l res Spin:-.lx l lub if Q Xeurbook Frenthilub pas sion for bot fudge sundles P81 smartly dressed, Se num Plus tollege her um, prides Ill water skim, WRII HT, I' THOMAS Tom slow, Vive Pres: dent lrenth ilub, mr is his worst asset, Student f ount tl llkcs Lltnry Lowered the Boom , N are President of l renrh Llwss zw OLINSKI, MARX Qugar sweet figure, Penny Carnival, modeled at Arnold Constable, plans to be a dressmaker, Sports Nite, thrives on ste'1k YOUN1,JEAN M snr utter 1eerletder,ltn er Club, tllss olliter Beau!! blonde and bratny 1 hann1.1nSentor l rom Ass t thurman Pennw larntvtl 8 hoc ew, just wild 'mlmut gully if IIMIDT, JOAN ,lo mte , always laughing, love that walk SIKINCER, CARL Sik ' tall 'md angular' likes Anne and batong hobb sleeping' likes f'1thers car, 'always smiling. 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S5 Junior I f The class of 1930 st utod thenr lu ln school career ln 1946 bw thoosm, capable offiters Plesldent Ctrmlm Partntt Vue IJI'BQl1l6!lf Alix Fedoroll' Set letarv Tony Yanuehx Treasuler Betty Lou Baker As the school year rolled on and basketball season opt ned the class of D0 was represented on the Ed 'Vleehan Pd Kramer and Dlek Hauser These fellows also made the J V squad ln the sophomore vcflr and then naduated to thc W dlbllW Ill their jumor veal W X3 NWT Y 'IF in-if To support our,l V team were two freshmen l.,lllS who made the ,l V cheerleading squad 'l hc freshmen combmed wrth the sophs on Mav 2 lon ulass party Graduation from .lr H S came on .lune 23 1947 Altx Fedoroff was valedletorxan and the saluta awarded the Daughters of the American Revolutlon Aw nd Thr el 1-.s ot 10 continued thenr hngh school c are: r wlth 1 successful sophomore vear Llass officers were Pxesxdent Tony Yanuehl Vlce plesldent Janet Dorber Secretary Pat Caprl Treasurer Betty Lou Baker The J V cheerleadmg squad for thns year con sxsted solely of prettv and peppv sophs Thls was the vear that the twlrlmg., corps was lntroduced, and four sophomores added to thelr ap peal They stlll do Another successful Frosh Soph party was held on Apnl 9 This present school year of 1948 49 has been a vert actlve one The officers elected by the .lumor Class were Presldent Tony Yanuchl Vlce presldent Carmlne Parente Secretary Betty Lou Baker Treasurer, Rose Lee Gllman The Varslty cheerleadmg squad thls year had five attractxve Jumors on lt The hardworkmg Student Councll officers all ,,,. 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' . f p ' , 's ' - ' , ' tk X . 4 , a .J X t 1 N, , ' ' ' FIV!! ,lumors Pres, Alex Fcdoroff Vlcc prc- .lmet Uolber See , P It Caprl, lwrc ls , Lhet Szwejkowskl lowc cn p lrtw on Oct 23, which was sponsorul bv thc class of ln .lanudrv the Purple md bold was turned ovel to the Juniors, and the staff has contlnued the g.ood work of thelr predecessors Un .ldnuarv 24 1949 the Cd1IOI'ldl bo 1rd of the Purple and Gold edlted the teen age page of the RCVICW Star They spent the day at the office of the Spon-on NIR RALIIISPXRROW rf- nruorwyntcm V Pncs CARNIlNl'lARE'NTl- xosr nu ll uw St c BETTY lou BAKER p'1per, and learned Ill mv llllIl b about the IICWSIYIIFCI' busines- proUr.un ln observance of Lincoln s bxrthdav The pro gram consisted of two scenes from 1 plav by Robert Sherwood, and George Bartv pliyed the role of Abc Lmcoln The class of 50 plans to close thls school year of 1948 4-9 wxth the best ,lumor Prom Oyster Bay Hlgh has ever had C W' li f ... v- t -I f ': A , . 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'51 was f Oyster Bay had a fanrly successful season thls ye lr wmnmg four losmg one and one ue Under the guldance of Coaches Crawley and Benz a squad was whlpped mto efficlent shape Smce very few veterans were avallable thls year most of the players were elther new corners or former Jayvee players In the tackle spots were Dlck Walsh and Tony Yanuchl Bill Wmslow and Joe Hammond at guard Ed Meehan and Rav Hornosky at the ends and Bob Stewart at center The backfield conslsted of Pirie, Floyd Szwjekowskl and Gunter Truly these boys should be thanked for thelr achlevement One of the hlghllghts of thls season was Gene Floyd s magmficent record of 156 pomts This IH ltself was an outstanding achnevement Let s hope that ln Vears to come ll wxll be repeated 53' 0 4,5 . E 4, Q A,,,,.gJg.,,'f 'f ' Hg.. V 4 -. 'srvmfffa 1 ,-M ls z , , . . ' 9 1 - s . , . . . . . 1 C 1 9 ' . . 3 g ' . ,E f. . 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X sl W ,VT - -5 7 0 4.65 0 Q A HS S Ash 'iv I 40 353' 01 O QQ- S 6 36 7-A Ml 232 iff? f 4 4 Boys Basketball The Purple and Gold hasketball te un found themselves champions of the efistein division of the NSAL again this wean Aftcr m my tt diou hours of daily strenuous practice thtv did whit ewely school wants to do The season got off' to a ood start when they beat Scwanh aka 61 27 in the first seasonal g mme Three days later however they were handed their first defeat of the season when Garden City heat them 44 36 The squad then beat Manhasset 50 24 but 1n the next game they lost to Freeport with tht fin ll score 61 48 'lhe e were all non league games They had a verv successful season as fan is the league games 0 'lhev lost only one game out ol ten played That game was lost to our worst rival Roslyn High School. At one time there was 1 four-way tie. Oyster Bay eliminated thc othtr three 'Ind emerged the victor. The lea ue play-off was held March 11 1949 in the Hempstead Garden. They 'lr31l'l played Garden City and again lost with the final score Garden City 48 Oyster Bay 44. The county play-off was held on the followin Friday March 18. They vied for third place honor with Long Beach. This was a heart-breaking game for everyone concerned for they lost by only one point. The final score was 35-34. Although they didn twin lst 2nd or 3rd place they still hold 4th place in the county and they are champions of their league division. George Pirie and Gene Floyd were co-captains of the team. Gene seemed to be the spark of the team and scored 218 points. Other memheis of the team were ED 'NIEEHAN CHET SZWIL IKOWSKI WIC SUSPENSKI REGGIE CIDDENS PETE ZUKAS RICHARD WALSII ED KRAMER DlLlx HALSER BOB WAN VELSOR DAN II-KRRINGTON The schedule and scoics of the games follow Sewanhaka H S Garden Citv H S Wlanhasset H. S. Freeport H. S. Sea Cliff H. S Roslyn H. S. Westbury H S. St. Dominic s H. S. Hicksville H. S. Farmingdale H. Roslyn H. S. Westbury H S Hicksville H. S Farmingdale H. . St. Dominic s H. S. Sea Clitl' H. S. LEAGUE PLAY OFF tGarden Cityl COUNTY PLAY OFF tLong Beachj Oyster B uv B AS K ETBALL 5 Snwhuakn We 7 as Gnnonm cn-Y 37 06 0 V vv -rr Mnm-uxssu' 31 faux 0' 5 4- Q., 8 Q X 5 ' o. V-Q' 96,5 Q Q X o- 4 I+ FQEE. PORT 33 bil, o -1 su '74 1-'be 1160 '74 0 lf? 'SEA c,L.urF 241 W R051-YN 39 7 QESTBORY '33 -+4 ST oommncfb I-LQ 38 JS l'ilU The Oyster Bay H1 ll bchool ttack tctm of 1949 looked fine Because of the lo of m :ny of la t war s good athletes especlally those m the fic ld events the team was made up of m my newcomc rs who lounded mto posntlon very well Tlus season s track team was coached by Nlr Schxffer a man wlth 1 verv fine background of track experience As ln the past Garden City w as our mam competltor m the blg meets this vear The team worked verv hard to keep up the tradltxon of top notch teams that OVSICI Bay has alwavs pnoduced ln the past April N aw N nv 'VI IV N av May May Nlav N ay 'Vlaw ,lunc 1 Huksulle H 5 Scwanhaka H b bca f llll' H S Port Washm,,ton lnvntatlon Meet Pt Washm ton H Relays Huntmgton H S ,lunl0rH S 'Vleet No Shore Champ Meet JunlorH S lnw Wlcet Westburv H 5 Hu ksvnlle Home I'l0llll Pt Waslun,ton Pt Washlngtoll bcw anhak 1 IlllllllIl,T.0ll Wlnncola Westburv Home W cstburs ill? EHS 15 'Y 954: 39 Baseball About 60 prospectus- hall players 'lnswexed Coach Crawley s call for baseball tandxdates Of' these 60 odd young men 16 were selected for the team Among the new faces on the Varsnty roster this year are Ed Bruhns Bob lVIeyerd1crks Gene Bcllospnrlto B111 Bruhns and Kenny Slmth Eleven of' last years squad returned to see actlon thls year These are Vlc Suspenskn f ene Floyd Ed Meehan George Pune Tony Yanuchl Daye Lay ton Bert Flower These bovs tend to make Coach Crawley s work a llttle easler since thev are all expert enced ball players Thls year s team wlll field Gene Floyd at Hrst Ed Meehan at second Fd Bruhns it shortstop and George Pune at thlrd base Patrollmg the outer pas tures are Bull WIHSIOW Tonv YHIIUCTII Dave Lavton Bob Meyerdlerks Ed Davxs Ixen Snuth B111 Bruhns Wxth good potentlal battmg power and a lehable pntehlng staff we are set to meet our chal len ers for CllaIllpl0IlShlp play For the first tlme ln several vears Oyster Bav IS fleldmg a freshman team Ten bovs were selected for thts team Un the mound IS Bob Coles and Tom Marablto Behmd the plate thev have Hayward Ham mond In the lnfield are .loe Uddo at first George Henrlck at second Sal De Lucla at shortstop lNunsy Pelhgmo at thlrd ln the outfield are George Wedley Duck Summers John Barbato and Tabby Tayernese N Tiv, ' V .T 1 L 'f I 'T' ' Q I n' , . . . - . . . .. . , ' , Y , ' , tx ' . f , t, , - I ' . Y . I . . . . . , t E ., . , ' ' , ' , t ' . v . . . 1 U l u P' y . . . , t 1 ., H . . . . 1 Y . . . . . , J ' , . . . 1 9 11 9 Y f' ' s . 1 ' ' v , , . 1 , . , I Y , . . . . . e .T ' ' . ' 9 . . T ' 9 s . , . . . . ' 1 a - - a 1 . 1 1 I 1 5' vt, v - , , 1 , 4 . , , Y . 1 l W. R l . ,V f Came the first lukewar111 weather last fall and the track field was sprmkled wlth hardy lassles sprint mg up and down the field The reason? Whv field hockey of course' It was rather d1scoura mg at tlmes but small ITCIHIIS such as broad jumpm p1ts cmder track and the like dldn t d1stract from the sport The hockey team made Oyster Bay proud thxs vear At the annual North Shore Hlgh School Clrls Day sponsored by the Nlssequoque F1eld Hockey Club of the Long Island Freld Hockey Assoclatlon the first honor team came 1n thrrd among the schools on the North Shore Each member of the team recelved an honor certlficate By the way our own Mlss Rounds IS the presrdent of the NlSS6qU0qHC Fleld Hockey Club and Mrss Way IS the vlce presrdent Thls IS the club to which the graduates fro111 Oyster Bay may belong and hc actlve members of Girls Hockey with thi record lst Tram Oyster Bay .Znd Team Uvstt r Bay The IIICIIIDCIS of the first honor team were Nelhe Moore Rose G1ddens Lu Backstatter Jane Caf fley Louxse Platt .lane Kraft Alhson Disbrow Bar bara Ingram Jean Crawley Chrls Farrell LIZ Abbatc Cynthla Cornford Thelma Turple and Margaret Dxsh 1ngton captam The second team members were .lean Lopez D1ane Dyer Nona Marshall Pat Caprr L1ll1an Mans calo Lucrlle MIHICOZZI Betty RUlhkOWSkl Mary Cant lay Joyce Wrlght Flo Rynsky ,loan Charland Mar JOI'lC Hornosky and Carol H111 Captaln Scormg honors go to Rose Gxddens w1th slx goals L1z Backstatter wlth four goals and Lucllle MIDI cozzr Nona Marshall Betty Ruthkowskr Drane Dyer and Nellie Moore each w1th one Hockey wrll he m1ssed I m sure by the 1nter ested semor glrls Badminton ' 9 .., -,V T D. 1- 5 1 4 ' 1 2 ', . . 3 3 ', 1 1 1 1 0 1 - l 2 0 l 3 1 ' '.e ' l l ' 0 0 ' Q 2 2 . , 1 1 . . . . - v . 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' 7 ' . 9 9 41 The teams ended then 48 49 season Huntington Friends AC'lllClllW Hicksville Roslyn Manllasset Westharlllmton Great Neck Huntmg.,ton Friends Academy Hlcksvnlle Roslyn Ymwmxg Qffaw WNY Arvlwry xx l Volleyball 1 - The 1111111 'lllllll 11 hport N1'1l1 pre lIllC4l In t111 L11111ers Club, ws ls 11e111 1111118 1919 ,lane CRHPIY llll'-IIC s of CPTCIXIOIIIC 1ntro 11111111 tlll uent ot 1111 !WlIllllf' Beth lJZ1Ilg.,lldlf' va 1111111 ll of the Purpl1 11,1111 whose T111 111e ws 1- Nl 1rd1 the 1111111 Contests 111111 held lll lllK0ld1lOIl'w 'llltl postu- fOl'llldll0ll heavy llllldl'd1llS md an ob 111111 llllt all of 11111111 the Purple learn mon 1111 bold 11.1111 non llllllllllllff the 11 1110011 Fl las 111eer11 adm' 1111111111: and human 1roquet 'lhe 11 lsketball game played at t11e end was won bw the Purple also Thls Sports 1N1ght prowed to be t11e most entertalnmg one we 11ave ever had and was enjoyed by everyone The 61111 ance of the Roar mg 20s 111clude11 the Tl presenta tlon of t11e most out'-t111111ng per sons of 1920 s, su111 as Babe Ruth Mae West Rudv Vallee, Max Baer and Gene Tunney Flappers, bath i 1 016 lllf' beautnes and many others of thls per1od were featured The Nlardl br IS was portrayed very aptlv wuth many gay floats, clowns, twlrlers, candy and balloon vendors and glrls ln glornous costumes S1ndr1 Hubbird 1n her heautxful costume tsplcal of the 20 s, entered 111 .1 dashmg Oldsmo b11e Betty Langdale, Tlflglllng as uetn of t11e Mardl Gras, came ln on a lovely Hoat draw ll by the cheerleaders I'11e competltlon was verv keen and the dCCl S1011 was very close The Purple Team was v1ctor1ous and defeated the Gold for the first flfllff, owmg to the l1ard work, cooperatlon, eongenlallty and consldera tlon of lts members H1188 Wav and MISS Rounds Uave thclr untxrmg efforts and support to the success of the affa1r MISS Arme De Grout, MISS Marlon De Voe, and Mrs Geral dme Fontana were the Judges for the evenmg 1 ,Q J x 1 F, 1 .K 1 1 , 4 , 1 1 , 1 K Q- W - 4 T X! , I 1 T N s Q .. . f Q I '39 ,' 'B 1 I N 1 . - V l I 5'wx ' . 1 1 I7 's'f'g. . 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I- 44 Glrls Softball 45 sl? st 'Asif .4 This years girls basketball team while not creating an outstanding record plaved five neighbor mg teams ln four tight games The one exception to this statement was the opening cage encounter with Friends Academy ln which our team lost 28 8 None of our girls seemed able to hut the hoops for those much Huntington 0 B s gals put up a determined battle onlv to lose in the final stanza 34 31 At Oyster Bay s first away game the storv was different Our team achieved its first victory over Hicksville 18 17 Dur gals had a tough battle all the way but finallv won on a last minute foul shot bv Liz Abbate The next game 1n which the 0 B cage girls partlclpated was at Sea Cliff It was a squeaker for the first three quarters but during the final period Sea Cliff s forwards got hot and were just too much for our team The last game of the season saw 0 B s girls put up a determined battle and they finallv won over Roslyn 17 16 Under the sharp shooting leadership of Rosallne Glddens the OB repre sentatlves drove to a sparkling finale Thus the first team wound up its season with a record of two wins and three losses The second team established an outstanding record for the season with four wins and one tie The only game in which our gals failed to pull ahead was the Hicksville game ln which they fought to a 30 30 ue 'Wy lllrls Basketball X XS The girls who made the first team were Alll son Dlsbrow Rosalme Glddens Liz Abbate Liz Back statter forwards Cy Cornford Thelma Turple M3216 Harmon and Barbara Ingram guards Rosahne Grd dens was hugh scorer for the season among the first team forwards with 36 points D1z Dxsbrow followed credit for a Job well done The second team consisted of Flo Rynsky Bettv Ruthkowskl Diane Dyer Mary Ann Hellyer .lean Crawley Nona Marshall forwards Betty Lou Baker Bobble Summers Betty Pressner and Virginia Davis guards Jane Kraft played three games two for the second team and one for the first team Jane held the highest scoring average for all forwards wlth an average of 14- 3 points per game The girl wlth the most points to her credit was Marv Ann Hellyer with 60 .lean Crawley was second high scorer on the second team with 36 points to her credit Again a lot of credit should be given to the guards The teams thank MISS Rounds 'vv - . X N L Qgw, - 9 't'f:,ivI 'h X . , ., 4 X , ltl tf it needffd Points iff that game- In the llext game with with 20 points. The guards should also be given some 1 . I . . , , 46 .P M UDL 'iv t XF' V 1, N f I fum A I flfw X H swf 51 Y K J W- ma QQ X X K 2 Q 1, aj f 'J j mb Jr IK , 3 Ex,- Q Y' Student Uounoll 'X Tho Qtudvnt Counulof194-8 1949111 ovod to be al X01 y .utivo ffroup of, Sllllll lNllIglS enouvh, Juniors thc- olliul ut Alix Pull lotl' lusldollt .ldnot 301 ,r, Vict-l rc stdout' l 't - ' ,ur1,t'tl'y' 'und 10 Szwtjow ski l ra 'lsurt r. l it first joln wvi: to form tonnnittc os WVllt'l would plan 'and vwrry out tht funvtions of ilu, Lounvil. lhc t'll'iil'lllPIl of tlu so C0lllllllllt l s wt rt s1l4 ctcd from , 40 or l 10 1 tutor who t0llllDl'lSt d ilu btuf e Founcil. The Council had wc-ll-pl'1nnc.d projc cts for the your, 'ind 'u Lllllllllitillt cl tho followin : '1 clotllinff drive, Llrtrttring llusvs for footlwll 'und buskctlnll guncs 5. L. lrlsluttlmll titkt ts, lxuyinlf t'llCPl'l0iltlt,l'S uniforms assunbly proffruns, u ntw constitution, Sll0WiIlf' of films, 'ind monthly dwntes, intludinff Hops in honor of tha, football 'Ind lmuskotlvall te'uns. For sponsors the qtudvnt Council had two of tlu, most lulpful 'und cooperative ffents that a Coun- cil Lould over lrlvo. l'lu,se sponsors were Mr. Phillips and Mr. Grady. With their great interest 'md assist- ance, the S. C. provided an most enjoyable year for O. B. H. S. 4-8 'V 1 mmm- NIR Nlklltltlf tltk x R nu mln PIIIIIIPS lu sich nt Al 1 x IIDEROPI- Nuo I it sidt nt IUNVI DORBFR ut lfkl ct i ilu 1-urn rm-1 SINPIKKHVNKI Leaders Club Advisor M1sslNr1 WM Miss JIANLTTL not wus President JANE CAFFREY Vice Pru MARION TULLOC H Tre lsurer JANL KRAFT bet retarw MARY CANTLAY The first buslne s of the 1948 49 school yeflr for Leaders Club was the selection of its new mem bers. After '1 week of subservience to their lug sisters the worst part of which was absolute silence except when spoken to by a teacher or member of Leaders Club and a very successful cake sale held at the Modern Market the thirteen girls were initiated at a formal dinner at the Rarebit House. This dinner was followed by the candleli ht ceremony 'tt which the initiates said their pledges as their big sisters gave them their Leaders Club pins. The most important activity that Leaders Club sponsored was the Third Annual Sports Night Leaders Club members were appointed 'ls Committee chairmen and .lane Caffrey The Clubs President was Mistress of Ceremonies. Betty Lan dale the win- ning Purple ueen also hailed from Leaders Club Thanks are due to our President, Jane Caf- frey, our Vice-Pres., Marion Tulloch, our Secretary, Mary Cantlay, our Treasurer, .lane Kraft, and Miss Way and Miss Rounds, our faculty advisors, for a suc- cessful year. 49 ft 0 jtifhigl ---.3 'S Qi ..,., emor go The SClll0I'S of 49 spronted wmffs' Un Monday ll10I'lllll0', Aprll 18 fifty four Senlors, atcompanled by Mr Martin and Mrs Wallser, boarded the American Alr LIUCS Flagship Tennessee and flew to W3Shlllgt0H, D C for thelr annual trlp Not long after thelr arrival they met Mr Grldy and tl dozen other students who had made the trlp by tram The first afternoon w ns spent ln Illilklflg a general tour of WdSlllll0t0Il Thls lllfllldffll stops at the awe lnsplrlng LlllC0lIl Mem Ofldl and the lnayestlc Jn fferson Memorial After an early dlllllel' at tht Hotel Roosevelt, the St'lll0I'S were free to find a movne or other entertalnment ln downtown W3SlllIlUl0ll All were back avaln IH thur rooms by the curfew hour of 1 00 By 8 45 on Tuesday lll0l'lllllg they were off 1103111 ln the two charter ed buses The fir t stop was the Pan AHICYICHII Union Bulld mg, wlth lts pdtlO filled wlth South Amerlcan trees and hlrds Next the Semors were conducted on a tour through the Capltol, lllfllldlllg the Senate and House of Representatlves chambers, which were empty, as nelther body was lll sesslon The SCIIIOYS wltnessed the '? 50 to Wa hmgton olemn LlldIlUlIl of the Vlldfd tt the tomb of the Unknown boldur ln the Arhnfflon Cemetery After stoppnnv at the Georve Mason Hotel ln AlLXdlltlFld, N lfglllld, for dinner, thty contlnued on their way to Mount X ernon They saw tht pt w ln the small church what h Wfaslnngton attendt tl In Alexandrt 1, and tht n vnslted the nnpre sslve Lee MdllSlllll In the LVLIHII'-V they relaxed by attending room p true, or seeing .1 httle more of the nation s eapltal Wednesday lll0I'lllll' w lb spt nt lt the Naval bun Futory where the 56111013 Inspected tht small but fdslllldlllll' museum, wandered the decks of an LS'I and ehmbed the yertlcal ladders of '1 submarme Fortlfied by a dlnner Ill the huge cafeterla at the Gun Factory, they wen able to chmb the 898 steps to the top of the W3ShlllgllPll Monument, Wlbll the Smithsonian Institution, and, lust but not least, take an hour s tour through the FBI Bulldmg Those Semors who came baek to Oyster Bay on the ehartered Convalr will remember the added thrill of clrehng Oyster Bay and Bayvllle on the way home, but not one bemor will forget the won derful three days they all had ln W ashlngton 51 'iL'Z F' The 0. B. H. S. band, morally boosted by the purchase of new uniforms, enjoyed a most active and successful year. Its social engagements started with the playing of a concert at Mineola Fair, after which came the participation in all the U. B. football games. After football, preparation for the midwinter concert took up most of the hand,s time. However, preceding this main concert, three others were given in surrounding schools. Basketball season saw the band do something unusual in the way of high school bands when it played for the school championship playoffs. Local social re- quests, among which were the Memorial Day exercises, took up a great deal of other spare time. The season was wound up with the spring concert and finally commencement exercises. Anne Addazio Mia Johnson Pat Capri Mary Villani The band boasted a larger majorette corps which put on quite a show throughout the year. Indi- vidual musicianship was shown by some in state festi- vals and contests, and shown by all in the annual music week at the school. Something new in the band was the arrival of Mr. Luckenbill's assistant, the capable and well-liked Mr. Workman. Ban The Senior Chorus has been very active this year as well as taking part in the annual Xmas program, it helped to make the Spring concert very enjoyable. This was held during Music Week. Barbara Ingram Norma Bifuleo 0I'lIS Mary Alice Federoff Among school activities the High School Chorus has greatly increased in numbers since Mr. Will, the director, has taken over. The boys and girls used to meet a few times a week for rehearsals, but Mr. Will decided to improve this and started weekly classes. With this new method, a boy or girl can earn a full credit at the end of the year. This is just one of the many things that are going to be put into use, so that in the future we may look forward to having our chorus give operettas and other singing performances. Without Mr. Will, how- ever, this wouldn't be possible. A vote of thanks to Mr. Will for his interest, understanding and unlimited patience. '47 '! Il Clroolo Italiano The Itallan Club thus year held monthly meet mas under the supervnsron of ltS new class officers The officers are Presldent Rlta Ammxrata Vlce Presl dent Glorla Verlmglere Secretary Norma Serena and Treasurer Nlcolma Prmclpe At the club meetmgs sklts were put on by the v trlous ltahan Classes Itallan records were also played At Chrlstmas tune the club made the Chrlst mas Crxb ln the mam corrldor The club also held a party on Chrlstmas, llll2lIllCSglVlI'lg and Shrove Tuesday At the end of the wear a dmner party for the Seniors ln the Itallan Club was held To Mrs Vlatorl the ltahan Club says Crazxe nulle for her ever ready help and encouragement Le Carole Fralwal le Cercle Fldllldl9 elected as its officers for tht sa tr Sdlltlld Hubbard prrsulr nt Marv Cantlay um 1 presulent Wlabla Crt en st erctary and Nancy Stevens ll0lSlllCl' 'lhe rluh wrtnessed a great deal of actlon p trtles for Christmas Valentine s Dav St Patrick s Das .md a number ol others Eat h party was sponsored hw one of the Fremh classes md provided excltmg en tertalnment such as sluts talks games and songs The vear was ended when the French III Semors took thelr annual trrp to New York Cnty Before leavmg we wrsh to say Merci blen to Whse Campanaro for helping to make thus such a suc cessful year for Le Cercle Francans Camera Club The Camera Club had lts first llleetlng ln late September It lllet every Monday 7th perlod and dues were twenty five cents a montll Mr PhllllpS, the club s advlsor IS the one re sponslble for organlzlng the club whlcll IS open to everyone who IS lnterested ln taklng good plctures We have trled to acconlpllsh several thlngs thls year by learnlng types of cameras lmportant facts about canleras and wllen to take better plctures also de veloplng them We also have a colunln by Peggy Noble ln the Purple and Cold The Eastman Kodak Colllpany furmshm d the club wlth sollle beautlful S1ldCS whlch were shown througllout the year Mr DeLlllo fronl the COIIIIDUHIIY Studlo of Oyster Bay showed the club llow to clean and take care of thelr canleras He was glad to glVC hls SCTVICCS when ever he could The students ln the club have enjoyed photog raplly thls year and galned much useful lnformatlon about cameras Presldent Peggy Noble Secretary Allce Fogelstrom and Treasurer Isabel RCWlCk I Ulroulo E panol El Clrculo Espanol has had a successful and enjoyable year The officers elected for the 1948 49 school year were Rose Lee Gllnlall Presldent Mary Vlllanl VICC Presldent Betty Langdale Secretary Anne Roth mann Treasurer Pat Caprl and Bob btewart were Program chalrnlen At tlle meetlngs held to celebrate LVCIY lloll day the nlelnbers of El Clrculo Espanol were enter tanned by IIS muslcally talented lnembers short talks on Spanlsh custom and by sklts games and refresh lllents The students of Espanol also carrled on corre spondence wlth boys and glrls from South Amerlca MEXICO and Spam and ln thls way dld thelr blt to promote lnternatlonal frlendshlp To Senorlta Calllpanaro our teacller and frlend the nlenlbers of El Clrculo Espanol say Mu chas graclas - , . , L . . 4 ,I . . 0 , - 7 . , . 9 9 ' ' fr . Ci 93 56 31 ' x f I as ' ' 99 - 9 The ollicers are: President, Fred Lawg Vice- ' , 4 , ' 4 , . . N .A , . 3 . ., . - 3 9 9 ' 9 3 - 9 . ' 3 9 9 U ' . . . , 9 9 . 9 ' ' G6 , . ' 77 Nvk. 5 amor Pla Thus year s semor class presented Frank Vree land s play Joy of Llvlng on January 20 1949 It was the story of Margaret Garret a broadway actress Mag gre portrayed by Margaret Dlshlngton has come from a supposed long lme of actors and actresses Her SIS ter Salma Qsandra Huhbardj IS her understudy and quite Jealous of Maggre Salma s husband Bert tGeorge Grangerj IS supposed to be a great boxer and IS always talklng about beatmg that Brown Bomber When the play begms Maggle has just recently returned from Hollywood and has opened 1n a Broad way play Her father Uohn Pennlngtonl wants her to back hmm and her mother fNancy Tllfordj ln a show he has wntten and ln whxch they would be the stars Maggie recelves a note asking for S10 000 and she thmks lt was sent by Dan portrayed by Dudley F araco who comes upon the scene as a great admrrer of Maggle When Maggle dlscovers that lt wasn t Dan she trles repeatedly to get rld of him Dan has a boat and talks repeatedly about hrs rsland ln the South Pacxfic called Paradlse Maggle beglns to thlnk sen ously about golng wrth Dan, but her manager, Games Ulmmy Mlllsj and her wrlter, Harvey fAlan Seamanj try thelr best to talk her out of lt. All thls tlme her compamon, Harrxson Uane Kraftj , rs worklng agamst her and wrth Dan Maggle finally finds out that her father IB the one askmg for the S10,000, and at the end she and Dan run oil' to ' Paradxse We must not forget M3ggl6,S chauffeur, Mlke QBob Mccrackenj who helped Maggle leam those lmes for the play. There would never have been any lxttle qulps lf ll hadn t been for Maggles two llttle meces Dotsy and Betsy These parts were played by Vlvlan Verrlllr and Angle Cuccl The ma1d Mane who was forever watchlng over these angels was played by Susan Taylor Of course the play would never have been complete wlthout Bob Vall as the detectlve Mc Carthy Also rn the play were Davld Layton Fran Leltner Joe Menngolo Peter Weldner Louxs Varrro- chlo Llz Backstatter Barbara Fllasky Betty Lang dale Connle Dyer and Alllson DISBIOW The play was drrected by Mr Phrllrps and Mr Grady asslsted by Jane Caffrey Mary Cantlay and Mabel Green prompted Q ' Q - 1 ' ' p 9 , his sg ATXLLT ' . 5' as , I L I , 1 1. -9 E , x 4. , 5, , , Q . L wi ' Q 4 , Q, ll Q , Y , . . . . . 9 . Q - 9 64 ' ' 99 ' 9 ' 9 ' 9 H ' ' 9 9 . s n . ' 66 99 9 1 u ' 0 9 9 ' . . . . , - - . , - 9 9 9 9 . . . U ,, . . - - 0 9 9 9 9 9 ' ' 9 . 9 ' . 9 9 9 . . . . . , ' 9 9 . . . ,6 . ,, . . . . Our monthly publlcatlon the Purple 81 Gold has always been the best and only source of mfor matlon 1n O B HS whether you were lookmg for sports news club news or who dated whom last week From January 194-8 to ,lanuary 194-9 the people re sponslble for our bulletln were Editor ln chxef Alllson Dlsbrow News Edltor Cynthla Cornlord Managlng Edltor Mary Cantlay Exchange Edltor Chrlstme Farrell Make up Edltor Margaret Dlshmgton Clrculatxon Manager Dons Slovomk Purple 81 Gold Copy Readers Mable Green Susan Taylor plus numerous other people Mr Kasxus through hls untlrmg elforts and red pencll gave us the moral support we needed Some of the startlmg headllnes produced were 0 B H S Cops Eastern Dlvlslon Tltle Three Glrls Star on Local Statlon John Penmngton Wms S50 00 Hlstory Award Jean Erlksen Chosen Mlss Arnold Constable and Douglas Falrbanks Jr to choose Miss Oyster Bay H S In January 1949 the paper was turned over to Ruth Lehmann Regma Meany Carol Hill Janet Dor ber Mary Vlllam and Rose Lee Cllman on the Edltorlal Board Coverage of sports IS 1n the hands of Rlchard Walsh whlle cxrculatlon and exchange are managed by .loan Charland Through the years many lssues of the Purple 81 Gold will be prlnted but stlll we wlll treas ure the memories of the headlines we made X x xi X,?2qrgX -, -a-::',,. 57 l Q 1 1 9 , I . I is . . . , . . . , . , . , . - - . - , as - - - - as sc . . . . . . , . . . . . . . ,, M . . ' ' '-' 9 . i . . . as as . . ' 9 l 4 ,Q 66 ' - , , . T . . - . .sa Sports Editor-David Layton the capable hands of the Juniors. The staff consists of . . - . . , . , . , 1 9 9 9 7 . , . . . . X ' FMS 'i Q Q ' X Y' ... all f X p r' ' , N F p W 1 P d K, vf ' x 7 L X X B i f I Penny Uarnlval On a Frxday night and afternoon March 25th to bc exact the semors had '1 Pennv Carnlval Wllltll proved to be a huge succeas The carmval was held lll the gVlllll mmm, and there were boothq galore liach booth waa decolated wlth colora blue and whlte IH'6d0llllIl3llllg so that the gvm wls transformed into a beautiful ctrmval There was no lack of food as the refreshment COIDIIIIUCG headed by Anne Rothmann dld a slam bang Job There were Jellv apples bags. of popcorn hot dovs and soda for sale lce cream was bold 'tt ,lane Caflrey Q booth The glrls at the Change booth were kept busy all nlght, and the amount taken ln all day came up to S398 85 Wxth all bllls pald, xt amounted to about 300 dollars Mary Cantlay and .lane Kraft dxd a Hue Job gettmg the PPIZCS, 600 xn all, and Bobby Vall was our happyriown Wlthout the splendld help of Mrs Wanser and hir Pqodelh the carnlval could not have been so suc cessful I am sure all the semors are grateful for thelr eHorm -imma Sling Col Darts Shot I eolge Pnrlc David Layton Bob Mt Lrat ken Danny Harrington Dorn Sllvonlk .loan Schmidt Betty Mon Lake Sale Dorothy Wrlght Mae Halvorsen W zllmm Tell Peggy Noble Allce Fogelstrom Sandra Hubbard Cloun Bob Vaal Ball Throwing Alan Seaman Louns Varrlcchlo BOOTHS Ice Cream .lane Caffrey .lean Youn Amusmg Museum Mabel Green Susan Taylor W ezght Llftmg George Granger I oul Shootmg Eugene Floyd I nchmg Pennles Roger Mason Eddie Butt I rofile Drawmg Vnvxan Verrxlh Betty Langdale Anne Addazlo I hange Booth Duck Grace Testa Stella Brubeskn Helen Federoff Pm Throw Luz Baclmstalter Blll Wxnalows Dick Walsh Archie Strlgaro Fo ter Noatrand Flrmere Mary Cantlay Margaret D1 hmgton W :slung W ell Lynthxa l ornfortl Alll on Dnhross Bean lar House of Terror .loe Mermgolo 1 lrl Slklnger John Pennington John Stazack Tom Wrlght Francie Lletner Jlfll Mllls Ray Hornosky Refreshments Anne Rothmann ,lean Erlksen Sis Platt Norman Serena Gloria Verlmglere Barbara Fllasky Fortune Teller Patncla Walker and Marlon Garton l S ,. . . , . - . 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IX' ll AW' had Phe Uysterette Staff Tlns year our annual yearbook was put out hy a ,roup of hardworklng SOIJll0lll0l'f.5 juniors and seniors The staff was made up of volunteers from each of these classes It was dlvxded mto three staffs the buslness stall' the art staff and the hterary staff Each staff selected a chanrman and under thenr leadership everyone worked very hard during the seventh perxod and after school The cha1rrnen are Louise Platt business Marlon Tulloch art and Connie Dyer hterarv The first thmgs that had to be deudcd were the type of paper and cover to be used the photogra pher and the prlnter Then the articles had to be wrltten schedules for pictures arranged and a dummy made All thls work was done by the followmg people WWF hterary tafl' Mazxe H urxnon Hcltn Fedorofl' Alan btanlan Robe rt McCracken Allison DISDTOW Margaret Dlshmgton Mabel Green .lamce Shaddock Cynthia Cornford Dons SllVOIllk May Halverson Conme Dyer Susan Taylor and Mary Cantlay art staff 'Nlanon Tulloch Maureen Belslto Isabel Rewnck Foster Nostrand Betty Pressncr Lesley Withers Bar bara Ingram Betty Langdale Ray Wluxte Aurello Gonzalez Business staff Rose Lee Gllman Anne Ad dazlo Anna Petras ,lean Erlksen Loulse Platt An drew Keen ,loe Bozzello Betty Mott Dorothy Wrxght ,lane Caffrey Through the efforts of the staff and the won dcrful help gxven by Mr Nardone the advxsor this fine yearbook has been turned out It IB a great credxt to the class of 49 ,av eptunet Uave Soft llghts sweet I'lllI5lC and Neptune s Cave these were the themes of the Senlor Prom presented by the Class of 49 on February 19th It was an affair that wlll llnger long ln the memory of everyone who was there to enjoy the fun The under water effect was created wlth dark blue crepe paper whlch covered the entxre celllng, Flsh nets were draped around the walls wlth mythlcal mermalds and troplcal fish addmg to the sea luke at mosphere Placed at varlous spots ln the gym were treasure chests of olden days sunken anchors and shlpwrecked boats The planning of the theme was done by the Decoration COIIIIIIHICC headtd by Elxza beth Backstatter Extra eredlt 19 due thls wear to the Refresh lllf nt Comnnttte under .lane Caffrey whlch prepared all the refreshments The tasty cookxes and tlurst quenchlng punch were dellclous and enjoyed bv all The IIIIISIC the most xmportant factor at any prom was really terrlfic What more proof could be needed? It sufficed to look at the many couples danung dreamlly to the soft music of Anthonv Totaro and hls band The prom for the Class of 49 ended at twelve otlock but the merry making dldnt The couples went gayly off to a number of partles and finally home to remember February 19 1949 for many years to come e Health Uounoil Three years ago MISS Way founded an organ: zatlon known as the Health Councll Today that coun cll stlll CXISIS although lt has increased m number and dutles The ann of the Health Council IS to form a more perfect school promote the general welfare ln sure scholashc tranqulllty and to secure health and Students The week before Thanksglvmg marked the begmnmg of a so called radio career for Anne Roth mann Sandra Hubbard and MZFIOH Tulloch Oyster Bay s new Statlon WKBS The glrls had a half hour program on Saturday mornmg called Your Hugh School Show Among those mtervlewed were D1 Edward Costello of Oyster Bav and the well known mld et drxver Ted Tappet Every other week ten mmutes were devoted to a dlscusslon which ranged from Is College Necessary? to Super stntxons Thls part of the script was prepared by students from Oyster Bay under the supervlsxon of Mr Nardone Also heard on the program were the latest records chosen by the student llsteners and played by disc Jockey Marlon Tulloch Sandra Hubbard was the news reporter who gathered mformatlon from W, safety to the students of the Oyster Bay Hngh School Members are as follows Betty Langdale presldent Marlon Tulloch v1ce presndent Rose Lee Gllman secretary Honorary members Mazle Har mon Chrxstme Farrell Vlvlan Verrllll Joan McKm ley Ruth Lehmann Anna Petras Nona Marshall Patrlcla Langdale ,loan Morne ,lean Wxlmarth 0l'll0I' outsxde schools concemmg basketball games and ac t1v1t1es Anne Rothmann conducted a new name con test and recelved many suggestlons The best one came from Joan Charland who won with Students Corner The program rolled along for several weeks under thus tltle The contest bemg concluded Anne contmued wlth a new spot Fashxon Corner Students Corner was produced and directed by Jack Grlffith wlth A1 Martln as announcer uv-A, l . . - 1 . . 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Varsity Cheerleaders Q A X J V Cheerleaders M WM The LatW1lI and Te tament ofthe 49 er We the members ofthe class of 49 berng of farrly sound rrrrnd do unload our trarts both mental and phvsreal on the remarnrng rrrerrrbers of our hrgh school rn thrs last wrll and testament Gene Floyd leaves hrs fleetness to Gus Chrrsamalrs Helen Fedorofl' leaves her curlv harr to Barbara Ingram Ceor e Prrre leaves hrs strut to Eddre Kraerrrer Q av Edson leaves her sophrstrcatron to Janet Dorber lr o Krnt 1 leaves hrs reputation to Albert Flower ,lane lxr rft leaves Petunra to the drrvrn elass Fran Lertner leaves hrs bottles to Frank Habeck Srs Pl rtt leaves her gum to Lrz Abbate and any others who collett whrtt s r 1 Alan beaman leaves hrs 40 words to the next author rn the benror Pl ry Connre Dyer leaves her quret wavs to ,losephrne Tuello McCracken just leaves' l' Wlazre Harmon leaves lrer Bop to Wlrss Blank Dudley Farato leaves hrs huntrng abrlrtv to all jurrror wolvt Cv Cornford leaves her excess vrgero to Thelma Turple Allrson Drsbrow leaves one foot three rnches to Wlartha Str mah rn Danny Harrmgton leaves hrs eurrosrtv to Carol Hrll .lolrn Pennrngton leaves hrs drgnrtv to Whrty Mary Cantlay leaves her Jokes to anvone who ll take em Dorrs Slrvonrk leaves her glasses to any old blrnd bat that w mt them Foster Nostrand leaves hrs rrn to Chet Swejkowskr Margaret Drshrngton leaves her vfrtata vatata to whoever wrll lr ten Tommy Wrrght leaves hrs car to whoever carts rt away .lean Youn leaves her rrrembershrp rn Mr Hallrdav s blushrn eluh to Rvnskw Tommy Wlrnnreozzr leaves hrs musreal abrlrtv to N11 lut kenbrll Nellre 'Nloore leaves her muscles to Bobbv V rn Wel or Drck Walsh leaves hrs lamor boy looks to Eddre Meehan Peter Werdner leaves hrs mustache to Clrfford Nrlsen blorra V erlrngrere leaves her clreerrn unrlornrs to Rrta Ammrratr B111 Wrnslow leaves hrs sense of humor to Lors Polvblank Lrz Backstatter leaves her battrn avera e to Vrc Suspenskr Ray Hornoskv leaves hrs shy ness to Frank Lambert Sandra Hubbard leaves her flrrty flrrtv wavs to .lovce W rrght Davrd Layton leaves hrs presrdencw to the hrghest brdder .lean Errksen leaves her dates for hrstory books tattentron Mr Nodm ll .lrmmy 'Vlrlls leaves hrs grey fedora to Andv Clw de Peggy Voble leaves her red mop to Georgra Wedley Srgned and Sealed thrs 28th day of June 1 63 F o 949 ' ff 99 4. 3 ' 1 . . . 5. 1' ' 1 . 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