Port Jefferson High School - Crystal Yearbook (Port Jefferson, NY)

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' THE CRYSTAL I 9 THE SENIOR CLASS President - - - - - James J. Gaynor Vice President - - Marjorie B. Kuehn S9CI'9f31'Y - - - - - Grace G. Ebert Treasurer - - ----- Harold Orth Class Flower - - - American Beauty Rose Class Colors ------ Scarlet and Gray Ten girls and nineteen boys entered the library one day a rather motley assortment of hopeful candidates for graduation and emerged a class, the Class of '27, P Although the class was not officially organized early in the fall, the Seniors worked together and made a huge success of the first annual event, Tag Day. Under the capable leadership of seniors and a Worthy busi- ness manager, the Ladies' Home Journal Contest reached the highest mark ever obtained. The play Seventeen and the operetta, Pickles, were additional successes, the casts of both being composed almost entirely of Seniors. The annual Washington trip held this year during the week preceding Easter was a great adventure, thoroughly enjoyed by all the members of the party. The final and crowning event of the year is the Senior Ball which We expect to hold in June. Since the class is the largest in the history of the school, it has striven to do its best at all its attempts, scholastic as Well as social. We think we may say without any fear of contradiction that it has done so.

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TI-IE CRYSTAL SENIOR CLASS

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-.. . 5 ,,, Z0 THE CRYSTAL b THE JUNIOR CLASS President ------ Vivian Dreyer Vice-President - T- Harold Peterman Secretary - - - Henrietta Peterman Treasurer ------- Betty Ebert The junior class was organized last February with the above officers and immediately entered upon its' many activities. As soon as the seniors became the staff of the Crystal, the Juniors assumed the work on the P-urple Parrot, our bi-weekly publica- tion. They did the prescribed course of work in a very com- mendable manner. Although the junior class of this year has not as many mem- bers, as that of last year, the body as a whole acts with as much enthusiasm and loyalty as one could possibly wish to see. In the Senate, it does every duty which is given it to do, and will undoubtedly make a good leader next year. It supplies several celebrities in sports also. The centers of both basketball teams are in the class, there are two cheer leaders, and a few mem- bers of the all-year squad. All in all, '28 will be a very excellent year and we look forward to it with great anticipation. SECRETARY.