Patchogue High School - Record Yearbook (Patchogue, NY)

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PAGE TWELVE 41 Legacy La jeune Moderne 11411111 Jack Cantor leaves hrs mathe BY Jun B Ck' matrcs abrlrtv to Robert Orrez who really doesn t need any help Grace Collrns leaves her ac complrshments rn the vocal field to Florence Schackman Bob Ross hands over hrs first place on the senior rankrng lrst to Eleanor Case Verna Brownre bequeaths her trtle of Deb to Jean Brernackr and Rosalre Lrchenstern Vrrgrnra Gallo leaves her pran rst accomplrshments to Esther Solomon Ernest Case passes hrs devrltrv on to Paul Sanwald Franklyn Logan hands down hrs athletrc abrlrty to Ray Pon trerr Helen Ayer leaves her abrlrty to manage thrngs to Mary De sant Bob Barley leaves hrs love for the sea and a smoke to Frank Scutarr Lorrarne fSrsl Conklrn grves t the Duchess to Amellfr Lotrto Lourse Jamreson leaves her tcnnrs abrlrtv to June Hudson Hot An Davldow leaves his art to George Terry Brlly Rogers leaves hrs abrlrty to dress well to Drck Schoenfeld Al Chruchrolo leaves hrs love of rhythm to Vrnny De Luca Howard Edwards leaves that lovely walk of hrs to Bradford Shepherd Brlly Brggs passes on hrs lazr ness to Rrchard Hodkrn Pat Tracy hands down her rdle chatter to Olrvra Foster Eleanor Dege passes her aloof ness on to Georgra Franklrn Bob Swezey bequeaths his ex cellent manners to Wrllre Fucrllo Brll Marran leaves that shv look to hrs brother Francrs Prerre Perryrnan leaves that terrrblv snrppx attrtude of hrs to the next person who fllls hrs hoes on the polrce force Another vear has now ended and we are agarn lookrng for ward to our annual Senror Prom Thrs of course rs strrctly formal for the grrls but not necessarrly so for the boys Cotton gowns wrll b rn evrdence as usual es p rally prque whrch rs always stunnrng wrth a dark tan There are hundreds of luscrous cotton prrnts and strrped taffetas offer ed thrs year Marqursette and tulle are always correct for a school prom Instead of the usual corsage of flowers vary yours by wearrng them rn your harr or around your wrrst bracelet style We know That the summer clothes of 1941 hrt an all trme hrgh for style and usefulness that In dra prrnts and chrntzes wrll be predomrnant that the longer shorts w1ll be a brgger success than ever that old playshoes wrll attract everyone We lrke The new hrstorrcal Amer rcan prrnts long bobs streak ed by the sun flowers rn your hfrrr sandals wrthout socks pasted topcoats full skrrts low warsted dresses prxre sun glasses dark red narl pol rsh wrth a deep tan Glen plard seersuckers larg hand bags eyelet prque We second Shrrley Sherrys brown and whrte strrped two prece seer sucker Marlon Swezeys red and whrte strrped trckrng dress Nancy Overtons brown and whrte strrped cotton wrth open throated neck trrmmed wrtlr whrte Elizabeth Forgotstons varr colored skrrt worn wrth lacrng up the srdes Rrta McBrrdes blue red and green strrped denrm skrrt worn wrth a long sleeved whrte blouse Dot Kellers strrped two prece shrrtwarst rn warm colors Eva Curnows maroon and whrte strrped seersucker skrrt plus hauraches Myrtle Grlmores yellow sharkskrn dress Wrth three quar ter sleeves Eloys Conklrns pale prnk and whrte whrte shrrt strrped skirt wrth Vrvren Roses powder blue dress wrth short Jacket Sklrlr June Hudsons blue wrth a puppy dog prrnt worn wrth a whrte blouse Julra Murgatroyds prque dress wrth eyelet through the shoulders Lucrlle Fernbergs red and whrte strrped low warsted cotton wrth a pleated skrrt worn wrth red sandals Mrss Armstrongs tan and whrte prrnt dress whrch buttons down the front whrte prque lillllll Ave 9 4'1C:4::'Q'o,k cn 21 HSSP J 0 G L Eqsi o n9'4.-Q nd Oni WU in hgnswi 5 h schO0 W0 Year cams:-:al Couriif gxllizgcllli V. lenswo secr nd colloil' Vodwldua mud Q 5 uakozhzd Faculty lf: gud., qu los Urs HWU' Mirachvo foo C. siruC on Placement 50' 195670 rur.SS9 EK0g,::wbL51-rr! A90 l- ' ' ffff H ' ' f 7 'H 'i' 'f , , '. . . ' . h . 1 ' - . . I 1 I I . I . up her position, as chief stooge . : and whim striped Seersucker 0 .. -K ' . , , - ' : 5 ' . ' s 1 - 1 . Y f . .- ' ' ' - l - - ' . . l . H . 1 . l , - -n ' - can ' . . V V ' ' QSI. . .L , ' ' IN' ' U .Q . . - ' , ' 1' - K ,J . H U ' T '. . . Y ln. ' '. . Y . . r . ' I 5 d ' . .. 'B 1 h U K G B

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PAGE ELEVEN To Our Friends of the Graduatmg Class We congratulate you on your successful termmatlon of four years of earnest study You have had good mstructnon by consclentlous teachers and have learned prmclples of hte that w ll stand you ln good stead m the tempestuous years to come We urge you to be consclous of your duties to socxetv as well as your rlghts Good luck and good cheer Patchogue Cltlzens Bank and Trust Company Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation There l8 no substztute for A Savings Bank Account The Union Savmgs Bank Of Patchogue, New York Brookhaven Town s Only Savings Bank E Jurgensen Choice Meats Groceries and Vegetables 126 Medford Avenue Phone 613 Semors Plan Life Courses Contxnued from Page 10 At St Mary Immaculate Hos pltal ln Jamalca Elame Brlscoe and at Mt S1na1 Hospxtal m Clncago M1m1 Tellman w1ll be m nulses traming Also follow mg thls Nlghtlngale profession wxll be Gwen Slotchen and Jean ne Franklin Smith Bros Dany GRADE A MILK Raw and Pasteurlzed Vlsltors Welcome Swezey St, E Patchogue 'ls a P G Wherever you are whatever vou do keep ln touch with your old alma mflter through the Red 'md Black Compllments of Edward Cornell nazcfww ,lfszez For Proms, Parties M E Jones 8l Son and Younger Set Groceries 8: Vegetables Dances Underwood Street Patchogue Telephone Patchogue 800 Tel Patchogue 1300 White Dmner Jackets For Hire Glfts for the Graduates SELIG'S 128 South Ocean Ave PATCHOGUE After graduation the first step toward adulthood I8 INSURANCE John J Roe Sc Son REAL ESTATE INSURANCE O I 1 . W ' 1 . . . . O Lila Jayne will return to P.H.S. K M -MA-W Y H nv V M N . . ' 7fze 4 O 0 I O AT T I

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The 41 Red and Bl k Olrvre Foster The trme-September 41 The plfrce-old P H S The characters well lrsten And I m .sure that you w1ll guess Thev re a sorry bunch of humans And rts prtrful to hear The sounds that from that mournful group Do fall upon the ear On lookrng rn we see fr gfrtherrng Haggard pale and worn And the looks upon therr faces Make us drsmal and forlorn The stubs of chewed up pencrls Lre about them on the floor And crumpled sheets of paper Several packages or more Whatever are we gorng to do Walls one of thrs sad group The deadlrne rs tomorrow And weve not one srngle scoop If only old Bob Roe were here Hed tell us what to do- Aye sard the rest that s true' How wed love to see Chrefs curlv head And cheerful frrendly grrnl A clever wrrter an able boss Were both combrn d rn hrm' But what good would copy be'P From the corner another spoke Theres no wav to get rt pub lrshed Cause the Red and Black rs broke' The advertrsers turn us down At almost every store rn town Its rnsprratron that we lack Oh rf Jack Cantor were only back' Wrth hrs looks and personalrty Plus salesmanship abilrty He d pep us up then out we d go And lay those advertrsers low' Then there arose a general din Holzers Creamery I orsucfa rssssrv Drstrrbutore of Frosted Foods 175 South Ocean Ave , Petchogue Wrtlr 'rll the reporters chrmrng And from mr post outsrde the door I gathered tlrrs from the gerrerfrl roar Our athletes 'rll 'rre gettrng rrad For Lechtrecker s gone 'rnd the efrs rs sad Tlrrres no one lrke hrm to tell therr glories He sure was tops at wrrtrnv sports storres The Busrness Staff rs gorng nuts- Thev cant get any orders Wrthout Bob Ross to supervrse On drsaster the paper borders Now Bob Brownell Roes rrght hand man Is another one thats left our band Hrs croonrng can be done wrthout But hrs drawrngs would put our blues to rout Vrrgrnra Gfrllo would come rn handv sl e vrere lr tvuould be clfrndv As a txprst she was the best around And her efhcrencw rms profound But speakrng of tsprsts vou ve Gladys Beach And Raymond Red Gfrrntv 'md Shrrley Chamrer And Rrta Farrna rf thev only were here rn hospxtals hotels school: clubs leboretones ateemshrps metrtuhons etc Restaurant operated by end for studentsattordsManeqer-lelexpenence Remo Speech Teehnrque Co Ed Dey or Evenrng Placement Servrce Vnrtou Welcome WRITE FOR CATALOG 18 NEW YORK INSTITUTE 0F DIETETICS 660 Madlson Ive N Y C Tel Rigentl 2207 PAL-E THIRTEEN To grxe us a hfrnd we d stand up and cheer Grrls Sports rs 'r column thfrts sadly rn need Of Lorrarne and wed be happy rndeed II fr Gelfer edrtorrrl were here at hand And fr column by Charlotte or Anne would be grand Wrth ad etters lrke In ge and Marron Im sure we cl be -rble to cfrrry Remarks lrke these were passed around But after awhrle they qureted down For the thought of those from last year s staff Had been an rnsprratron And th y sat rrght clown 'rncl wrote away Wrth a new determrnfrtron To show those folks irom Y0'U'i before Of a brgger and better pfrper The 41 Red and Black' ffiee CIYLEIQJG East Main Street Patchogue For those amburgers and Dogs I ll be seem you C2710 5 . A- 66 7 77 ' . ' . .f . 4 ' u. rn '. ' ' . I. A' l '.' .' .f 1 1. '. . . . I . . ' - K , , ' cl , . V. ' 1. - - ' N. , . . K A u , -r . . he .'. 5 - ' -g h ' ' . . , A L K t. V ' 1 A ' K. .4 ' I L ' AV , v .' ' rf r . ' D On , ' . . - n ' , ' c . I , rr Ar I K ' ' y ' ' . 1 .1 tl ' .. v ty sr ' . 1- Q ' - Q I ' 'H ' ' . ' ' .A . ' 1' . . - ' 1 -' . L . L . 1 ' v . ' , . There never was one like him! ' , That they were on the t1'21Ck -- Y . . - . . l 1 ' I . S . l f -S ' I , , 3 If -r ' 4 ere. ' ' I just .- ' . ' r - . l . E . . ,, ' . ' - ' - ' ' . ,Ls . hw I Q H , Y . - .. I L ' hy 'A ' K s I r - Q . , K an . C . D - I - ' , r,, ,r ' . . . ' u . ' I ' ' ' . , 1 r l I 77' 'Vai' L 4. - 'L V .A ' I I . . . ' I Q , I 4 ' ' r H . -I I l I I I D 1 ' I I I , . ' , 1 ' s , . ' ' I AT r