Patchogue High School - Record Yearbook (Patchogue, NY)

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PAGE SIX' Patchogue High School Thru a Lens Left to rxght I Mermaxd Z bong of Roland J As you were 4 Powerhouse 5 Don t watch your feet 6 lnsplratwons 7 Lookm em over 8 Party man 9 Casey at the Bat 10 Indoor eport 11 Timber topper 12 See here McGee 13 Qulte a feet 14 Keep your head down 15 lb But look at them now ' 17 Pretty pxtchur 18 Well well here s Kayo V 19 We don t know elther 20 Local Cleopatras - - V w q 44. rr n - - ' 9 1 . . . . . . . . .. w' ' 1 1- na . . . . . . . . , r . , , , . . 5 , , . , , . , .

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The Perfect Semor If there was a g11l 1n he Senlor Class wlth these qual1t1es lmaglne the rush the boys would glve her Han Marlon Swezev Complex1on G1lda Garr1tano Eyes Charlotte Greenberg Ruth Sleman Louxse Dragone F1gu1 e Sm1le W1t Hands Legs Clothes Leadersh1p Pe1 sonal1ty Martha Herod Edythe Nov1ck Sh1rleV Parrls Vlola Jackson V1rg1n1a Gallo Ann Slegel BUSINESS Ab1l1ty Sh1rley Ham mann Glft of Olatory Inge MlCh61 son Dependabllxty Helen Ayer Calmness Norma Dlttmeler Danclng Ab1l1ty Verna Browme But thmk of the rlot thxs superman would cause ' Ha1r Bob Balley Eyes Tommy Russo Physxque Frarklyn Logan Sm1le N01 man Lechtreckel Helght B111 Marlan Intell1gence Bob Ross Humor Lou1e FTISCO W1t Ernest Case Good Nature Patsy Andr1san1 Suave Manner Plerre Perryman Vocal Chords Ernest Schwab Leadersh1p Bob Roe Clothes Bob Swezey Danc1ng Ab1l1ty B111 Rogers Glft of Orato1y Bob Shannon Buslness Ab1l1ty Maurlce Gelfer Calmness Martm Kundl Car George F1eb Dependab1l1ty Patsy S1r1ann1 Latin Teacher Dopes Tlmes Words MISS Adelen Armstrong PHS Lat1n teacher has just completed the remarkable task of tracn each word on the front page of the New York T1mes for Ap11l 25 to IIS or1g1n 1n the Lat1n Ang lo Saxon or Greek languages All Latm words were under llned 111 red Anglo Saxon ID blue 'md Greek green Of the total 3990 words a third were Iatm nearly two thlrds Anglo Saxon and only3 per cent Greek However when broken down 1nto 1190 d1ff rent words M1ss Arm strongs own subject made a better showmg tak1ng better than half whlle the blue mark than half wh1le the green mark ed words polled only a l1ttle bet ter than one thlrd and th Greek agam showed w1th about 5 per cent The project, vuhlch may be seen locally at any t1me 1n room 30, is also on tile at N Y U Fresh Clear Proflt On Deck Dance Reaplng an attendance of ovel one hundred hlgh school boys and glrls the freshman class reckoned a profit of approxlmate ly eleven dollars when the floor wax had settled after the Deck Dance last Frlday n1ght Maw 23rd The P H S gymnaslum was decorated ID a manner to sug wlth anchors ropes flags and the ap p1 pr1ate paraphernaha festoon mg the sur1ound1ngs Refresh ments of punch cupcakes and COOKIES were served to the guests who danced played p1ng pong bmgoed played cards and amus ed themselves at varlous other ames Pr1nc1pal and Mrs Bassett M1 and 'Vfrs Potter Mrs Hull Vhss Cralg Mrs Rxchmond M1Ss Holzeleeter, and Mrs Sawyer chapcroned the dance Honors fox sellxng the h1ghest number of tlckets go to Ameha Lett1er1 gest the deck of a Shlp PACE FIVF 9 umm? Repoabn Questmn In ycur four y ars 'mf high school what spoltmg event stands out most vlvldly ln vour mmd and whyo Stanley Klo The tlme I def at ed the Goodyear Bllmp from Southampton at the Patchogu W1 stlmg Meet 'ames Deedy The last basket ball game of the season when we defeated Huntxngton and made them lose the champ1on Shlp Harold Conserva Football be cause of the teamwork and the enjovment I got from It Fmnklyn Logan I dont l1ke to boast but two years ago at the Bay Shore Wrestllng Meet when I wrestled above mv weight and won the dec1s1on over the glant ne xo champ Charlrs Martino Two years ago when we lost the Bay Shore baseball game after Wlnfllflg nine stlaxght games Fxnie Schwab Last baseball sea on when I DlfChCd a two hlt ter agamst I-Iuntlngton be cause that was the one and only good game I ever pltched for th High School 41 Red and Black Staff Planned Plans for the Red and Black taff of 1941 1942 have been made As 1n tlme before 'ln ncl1tc11al b0'l1Cl will share the r spons1b1l1ty of ed1t1ng the pa per instead of conce ltrating all the work in the hands of one person Eleanor Case Warren Forbes and Gerald Osmond mll be members of tbls board The advertlsing staff w1ll be headed by OIIVIH Foster and Georg Terry w1ll take over the d1flE1cu1t task of Business Man ager Posltlons on these two last mentioned staffs w1ll open next fall I 4 . . - 5 fe , ' : c . . . . S ' L ' ' v 'L I . l A ................l...........-...-. . Q ' - ' ....... . .......,............ i L S: ' C , '- .....l.........l.l ...... ' . , V A, . 1 . - . . 4 . ...... l ' . .....,...... i . I 9 ...,.................... I '4 C . C Intelligence ................ Lillian Zitani , ' . - - - - ............................ ' I , - 1 . . .I-.A.A.'. - h X - x C I ' ' ' T' A ' g' I , ' ' ' ,,.- ' . . ........,. D ' , , . ' O X . I K gg Q y, . ' ' .. 'M e ' . ' . 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' - 1 U ' . - - 1 D - A . - Q 1 ' 1 . . , L, , ' ' - X . . . ' c - , 1 . ' , I . ' . 1 ' ' , ' F - . - - 1 .C ' ,, . . 1 1 . . . 4 - . - 1 ' , - ' .' I . ' A Y 1 s - 1 1 ' - y jx ' - . Q . - D ' 1 , Q 1 . . I ' ' ' 1 1 ' . ' ' - 1 V . ' ' - - V . . . '- . . ' ' n ' . S ' n . . 6 1 A . A. ' ' '. 1 , , . ' ' ' u L ' ' , . . ' , ' 9 ' f

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Prcmcs,Spec1al Meetmgs End P H S School Lrfe Yesterday S t u d e rr t Councrl took rts 'rnnual trek to Heck ch Pfrrk Games and swrmmrng onlv eu od Q0 charnnn they apnetltpg for th b1g feast The S nror and Junror Drama t1C Clubs jorned together Tues dav for fr combrnc-'l m erm A refreshments were served you can easily understand vthy thev rlrdnt strck to busrness Marrans boat served as trans portatron facrhtres for takmg the on May 2 Searchrng for clams eatrng hot dogs and playmg baseball took up then afternoon The day would have been per feet rf rt werent for those bo tles of soda the boys lot n the ocean The Orchestra 'md Band p c nrc rs quite an rnstrtutron Thrs year it wrll b held on the d'1y of Regents week to help bol ster up the sxnkmg morale of rts members A prcnrc at thxs time helps ward off the shock that comes from seerng Regents marks At a busrness meetrng of the Semor Dramatrc Club held on May 22 club officers for next year were nomrnated Ora Weber was elected presrdent wrth Hazel Lane as vrce presrdent and Lerla Trumman secretary GORDON S Ladies and Gent a Tanlor and Furner French Dry Cleanrng and Dyemg Establrsment Pressmg Reparrrng Altermg 54 South Ocean Avenue Patchogue N Y. Establuhcd 1912 Tel Pat 13 J Lodge Lrfe Lures I Our Faculty Members Drsplayrng hrdden scars to rn trmates and vrsrbly showrng the toughenrng effects of the open A' C den Hcpke Parks and Tuton all faculty memb rs of Patchogue Hrgh School returned to peda gogrsm after a memorable Mem crral Day week end at Mr Tut ons huntrng lodge rn northern 1- nnsylvanra The actrvrty agenda consrsted marnly of restmg 'md handlrng the domestrc srde of lodge lrv mg Raymond Carden hrstorv deavored to keep the cookrng end of the srtuatron rn hand whrle George Hopke soon de partrng physrcs teacher rnstall ed hrmself as vrce presrdent rn charge of bottle washrng Smce the varrous other dutres f camp lrfe were collectrvely rn the keep of Robert Craft and Stuart Allen rt was up to Ed mund Tuton to handle the other marn actrvrty All returnrng teachers express ed satrsfactron as to the out come of the trrp Quotrng themselves as the gurdrng hands of the safarr Mr Parks and Mr Qralt expressed a drstaste for the usual camp rcutrne and stated that thelr mam occupratron had been to oversee menral tasks of the other greenhorns vuth the hrm hand customary to hardened explor e s Aubc ones w n3 Apparel Two Doors Ellt of Pltchoflue Theatre Tel Patchogue 2352 79 E Mann St Patchogue L I PAGE SEVEN Reverend Harry Cooke Prmclpal Speaker At Baccalaureate Featured speaker of Patchogue Hrgh School s Baccalaureate Ser xrce wrll be the Rexerend Arthur Harry Cooke who M11 be assrsted by several other mrnrsters The enrors for the first trme vsrll appear rn then caps and gowns The servrce wlll be held rn the hlgh school fludrtorrum rn the evening of Sunday June 22 at 8 00 Mrss Marron Drake Flan ogue schools wrll have charge or the musrc The graduate glee club wrll srng and Mrss Anne Drckerson wrll play the 'recom panrment Everyone rs rnvrted to 'rttend no frdmrssron ticket rs required Jr l'l1glr Reflects Seniors Now that the year rs almost up and the Semors wrll be gone we can saw what we want about them They thought that they were hot stuff Just because thev could go through the Senior door Well we ll show em Pretty soon fthat IS rn four more years! well be struttrng through that door too But anyhow well mrss you Congratulations to the Graduatmg Class From ilfff GUTTE S Stop and Shop Market l 0 l O 9 ' l l . 5 . . O U C .,r ,. D' S V . I . C ln 1 ' ', L - 'sa er ' . L ' ' L- ' s xx- V- u-,.-.. ..J- u FQ., Messers. ..l.en. Craft. art. . , . , . 0 ' W K - ' ! ' 1 . . , , . . Z e 9 ' 'A 1 L - ' 1 ' - - ' . 'I 4 I. , at '. ' ,. ef g. s ' - , - F ' . - L- ' ' 1' 1 Y ' ' ' . 1 r q K ' S . v ' C .l I s. . . .' ' t I - . . , V . . ' ' ' if I I U V . K I . , . . , - , l I . - , Patchogue Gurld to Water Island teacher at the high school, en- V dersy music Supervisor of patch.. .' . I I 7 1 ' 4 ' ' X , - - . . ' . v . . , t- l A - I . ' I' 4 ' , . S i , . . . ' , , . 1 ', O , ' ' ' . 3 -g'v- . . . r ...J l. ' I' . C . r i - ' e Frl- ' ' ' - c 4. S U ' ' 1 , , - P uv L . it . l h V hy 4 ' I , ' . ' Q U , , Q . ' l - A Y 1 . - , , l V. . . --Y -Y, V, ., -. ,. , , ' If . 7 Y, A V V WAWM-g-hw, ' . , , . . LA4 5 . . , n . . - . - 7 1XlXK . H M y D . ., , . .