Patchogue High School - Record Yearbook (Patchogue, NY)

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PAGE TWELVE R E D A N D B L A c K M.na.y June s l94Z La Bleu M153 School Calendar By Jean Blernaclu Another column ln another lssue but th1s one IS different for xt s the last I ll be wrltlng for the dear old Red and Black I want to say here before I go off on the fashlon news that I have emoved xmmensely wrlting for and about all ot you Thls year may change the plans of all of us and some may find themselves working shoulder to shoulder wlth men eight and ten hour shlfts m the defense factories of the nation The same responslbllitxes same wages same clothes over alls and pants Here are some Dos and Don ts for these women ln arms wear a short defense haircut wear low heeled shoes dont wear Jewelry high heels long stockings low necklmes mascara too much hpstick and no loose ends to catch 1n the machinery Of course this IS the tlme for cottons agaln and more than ever we wlll want them and wear them As far as the gxrls 1n P H S are concerned thev don t need any telling As soon as the warm weather has come to stay they blossom out in about the most adorable cotwns you can lmaglne If vou don t believe me just glance at Rita Mc Bride ln a faded blue hnen dirndl Rose Hulse m a yellow prlnted cotton wxth a verv full sknt Marllyn Hendrlckson in her powder blue chlntz dress Then remember the concert did vou notice Betty Jean Fembergs white pxque wlth red rxck rack Rose Romeo m a wlde wale whlte plque and red ruchlng Betty Cleaves Wearmg a navv blue pxque wxth a wide strlpe of whlte around the bottom Laura Rowe s blue c-hxntz m a wrap around stvle Lorrame Felice IH a whlte waflle plque mth orange yellow Howers on a tlered skxrt Glorxa Bowden m a pink flowered chmtz with a low lnsert Sybxl Gardner wearmg a green yel lou and whxte striped top and a cool green sknt on the whole thev looked mce By the way dld you notlce RJOSHIIG Llchen tems black espadrllles Dick Hodklns tattersall hlrt Tommy Otls s new woven tle Norman Still s loafers and Duck Schoenfelds powder blue plald hnt'1 If not you mlssed somethmg June School closes Regents week beglns Regents week ends Orchestra pxcmc Baccalaureate Senior Prom Commencement fm Soclal 'Ulhzrl Jw Contmued from Page 3 KIDS LIKE IT Bayport Sugar Bovll gets the spot hght of enjoyment for thxs week Although It lb not open lt IS a promlsxng place for Swing Wh1le You Slp A speclal maple floor has been constructed for danclng and there are booths fo1 those who are too lnterested ln each other New romances are sure to perk up wxth Bavpoxt beau tles there STORY OF THE YEAR Boy bets boy he wouldnt klSS g1xl Bov take bet for a quarter Boy llk6S klss Boy taklng more bets Glrl has hard txme findxng rxght boy Boy finally takes glrl out G1r1 likes Boy Boy and Glrl now mseparable Boy and Girl wlll send out I Do lnvltatxons soon Glrl has found Boy fRumors have both stones? MORE OF IT George Kempf and Vrrginxa Wh1te are becoming a popular two some Two concert lovmg lads Henry Densmg and Marty ORxe1y have been flashmg at Sayvllle wxth two good looking glrls Of course they had no other interest except the music I BET' Flash' Just came off the tlcker OZZIC Brunner runmng after Mxss CC E N S 0 R DJ from Medford Ora We ber IS now slngmg Ive locked my heart and thrown away the key George Terry IS now lookmg for the key NOTICE Wlll someone please notlfy the Red and Black staff who ns havxng partxes mn the Edltorxal Room lately Gertrude A Mathleu Needlecrafts Selig 5 F ellce Bros SFR VICE STA TION So Ocean Avenue Lubrlcahng Wuhmg Poluhmg fFree Instructional Yarns Lmenl Needlepoint 50 North Ocean Ave Potchogue EXIDE BATTERIES Standard Tires white Jackets 165 South Ocean Avenue Patchogue N Y FOR THE PROM Phones Pet 2494 1311 O O 12 . . . . u - ' . . : . , , . . U 19 D , . . . , A ,, 19 . . ' . . . v . 21 . .t uv - . ' ' 24 , ' - - hu -H .- kisses girl after school. Girl calls boy crazy. Boy . o ' . 7 f ' Q

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Monday une 8 1942 R E D A N D B l.. A C, K PAGF ELEVEN Spotlight On Sports Lummator Quite a few streaks were stopped wlth Patchogues w1n ove1 Bay Shore Patch ogue s loslng streak of four games Bay Shores wmnmg streak of live games and Frank BfOHg3ldlS winning streak of live games Halry Kellers has credlt for both Patchogue WIHS Jlm Lee has hlt safely m all games played except three spoxled Les Schwans no hltter with a slngle m the fifth IS tuple aga1nst Bay Shore d11v1ng m two runs txed the score and enabled Patchogue to win in ex tra lnnlngs Coach Olson seems to have developed a track farm system he had all lower classmen ID the elementary schools practlce for the meet last Friday Outstandmg Athletes Thls IS sues spotllght falls on Tommy Rowland for hls success as a first year m1le1 on the track team Tommy a semor recelves the spotllght for winning all races 'mgamst competltlon the Intra mural track meet Sayvllle meet t1 xangular meet at Riverhead and the dual meet at Port Jefferson each time lowermg hls time untll hls latest of 4 55 was reached Something In It At the Patch ogue Bay Shore clash Harry Kel in hot water ln the George Huber staxt up but Coach Brlght because he was qulte and Patchogue win iMaybe he has something therel Glue Pot Patchogue lost to lers seemed fifth inning ed warmlng stopped him superstitious went on the Success and Good Washes to the graduatmg class of 1942 Cantor's Novelty Store l l CJrorn... the desk of Edmund W Tuton Contxnued from Page 7 leallzed that lt was no longer a questlon of what war solved but that our exxstence as a nation was to depend upon the outcome of the war whlch was declared the followmg day Thls four year perlod durlng whxch you have been ln hlgh school has been 1 dlfhcult one Economlc normal cy was as fax over the hlll as It had been slnce 1929 and wlth an awareness of that you people also became more and more aware each passing day that a lfflghtflll war was bound to be 'come the world s lot These years ,have been tryxng and you too have been trxed I thlnk you have stood the test Your ablllty to have malntamed a sense of bal ance and a more SBIIOUS outlook on llfe have proven beyond a dcubt that you w11l be able to cope with and really to solve the post war problems A bught dawn IS bound to come and may you be able to wltness lt and to lxve hap p1ly contented and peacefully ln the great day that is bound to follow Centex Mouches 1 to 0 Con gxats to Bob Swezey captured ping pong t1tle Rowland took second In the County meet Bob DeLaVexgne took first in the broad jump Jack DeLaVergne took th1rd Sorry to see Bob Chlpman ex Patchogue adver sary sent back into the mmors Jack Kruger has returned now one of the leading shot and dlscus throwers in the coun The current track sea son IS over and Patchogues rec ord stands at two dual meet loss es a third ln the trlangular meet and sixth ln the county meet Louie Kyle now on a batting spree has forced Meyer back to short Silverman IS in left Semors captured the intramural baseball title Pllannemlller sPl1armacy Edward U Plnnnemlller Ph C' 127 Medford Avenue Patchogue N Y Tel Patchogue 2285 DELICA TESSEN Dutnbutora of Frosted Foods Holzer s Creamery l l 175 S Ocean Ave., Patchoguo Wmgerath Lumber Company Mason and Building Materials Screens Sash Hardware Pamt 536 East Mann Street COpp East Lakel Patchogue l 1 12 Stelney s Mlllmery 49 East Main Street l Patchogue, N. Y. A g ,J . - , ' . ,Q ' .l - 3 . ' 4 . . . he ' l ' ' - I ' ' ' . . . h' 1 ' D ' v . 1 ' , - ' - Port Jeiferson 8 to 5 . . . beat V - - -- .... - l . . . ' ' ' ' ' . , ' - u my .... - . v . , , . I , . 1. , 0 , ' V 1- I I n

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