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

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' - ,' Ai- -Qwgi ' -V f Y T EY Y' -5 5 za 1 - QW xjx S l i CI' mx Bm '..... 112, ' 1H2H .llllllG1ww1-- Q.. '.f'7 ' 'X DONALD LEAMING tlD4jr1vv 'AHail fellow, well met. Don played on Port's football team in the first two years of its existence, and was a fine represen- tative for P. H. S. Don certainly can tickle the ivor- ies, much to the envy of us all, and he is noted for his bright, cheerful personality and friendly spirit. In spite of his teasing ways, the younger students as well as '29 will be extremely sorry to sever connections with Don, and all wish him a successful future in Stony Brook and otherwise. Student Org., 2, 4, Senate, 3, Or- chestra, l, Football, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, Phi Delta Sigma, 3, 4, Glee Club, , 4. ROBERTA MURRY Bob Be wise worldly, but not world- ly wise. Bob has brought some honor to P. J. through her participation in the annual play, and as a mem- ber of the first girls' soccer team of Port jeff. High School. Upon completing her course in Port High she plans to enter N. J. C., and we believe she will bring some fame to that institution through her dancing ability, of which she has given exhibitions from time to time. Student Org., 2, 4, Gym Nite, Z, 4, Operetta, 2, 3, 4, A. A., 3, 4, Soccer, 4, Oratorical Contest, 4, Senior Play, 4, Novelty Night, 3, Phi Delta Sigma, 4. New jersey College for Women

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l 3 fre--A f n Wag ee A I f 2 iw! , A BETTY HANCOCK GLADYS HASTINGS fiog VV, 14 C 1,C,0lf, Simmie Bett 7 That irreistible charm. Through Bett we realize what it means to have the real spirit of old P. J. She's right there when there's something to be accom- plished, and we are well aware of her indefatigable pep by her tech- nique in cheerleading, in subscrip- tion contests, etc. Bett has the biggest drag in the school tper- haps due to the fact that the fac- ulty are well informed concerning her intellectual abilityj and we may well say that she finds it most decidedly convenient at times. Phi Delta Sigma, 3, 43 Secretary Phil Delta Sigma, 4, Basketball, 3, 4g Capt. Second Team Basketball, 3: Gym Nite, 3, 43 Novelty Nite, 33 Senior Play, 3g Assistant Direc- tor Senior Play, 4, Purple Parrot, 2, 3, 4g Vice-Pres. Student Org., 4: Soccer, 4, Crystal, 45 New York Times Contest, 42 Operetta Chorus, 45 Assistant Leader Subscription Contest, 4: Senate, 35 A. A., l, Z, 3, 4, Cheer Leader, 3g Capt. jr. Soccer Team, 3, Christmas Play, 4: Student Org., 2, 4. Cornell As she thinlceth in her heart, so is shef' Gladys is a friendly, conscien- tious person, never making much noise, but ready to lend a friendly hand to a classmate when called upon. She is a good commercial student and we feel sure that in the future she will make good use of her business training. Having heard rumors of her desires to be- come a lawyer, we can only ex- press our hopes that Simmie will in time win great success and fame. l'lere's to you, Gladys! Chorus of Operetta, lg Senate, 3, Student Org., 2, 45 Typist for yearbook, 4, Athletic Association, l, 35 Phil Delta Sigma, 43 Gym Meet, 3.

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W'ff?1T is its-H r 'Ca I 2 ggi azw ns, 11122 . HELEN N1'l'SC1-1E JOHN REBOI, To be merry best becomes you. Corn Fed rf Helen came to us from Bridge- Faint heart never won fair port, and during her stay here has lady. distinguished herself by taking part in several operettas and displaying some literary talent. By the way, she was the Crysta1's efficient Lit- erary Editor. Helen, one of the best natured girls in the class of '29, always is right there with a smile or a pleasant word for everyone. That's the spirit, Helen, smiles always pay! Certainly, many of us envy your cheery countenance, especial- ly on a rainy Monday morning. You do help chase away the Blue Mondays. Crystal, 45 New York Times Contest, 35 Athletic Association, 3, 45 Student Org., 43 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4g Gym Nite, 35 Chorus of When Chimes Ra' John, a daily consumer of Gram- ma's sweets, comes East to us from that vicinity known as Stony Brook. His voice resounded in most of the operetta choruses and also in the Boys' Glee Club. It is in the football games that he puts to shame Daniel Webster's famous Bunker Hill quotation by his own, If you don't honor me, then you don't honor your coun- try. All joking aside, though, John is a good fellow and a member of the Three Musketeers, name- ly Leaming, Guy and Reboli. Senate, 3, 45 Student Org., 2, 45 Athletic Association, 33 Football, 3, 4g Tennis Club, 2, 3: Operetta, 2, 45 Phil Delta Sigma, 3, 4g Boys' Glee Club, 4.