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

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1 X c lll ll wfhlllll I50l ll je-T Cllilementarp Scbuul Jfacultp E8.l'L'iIWD7l11'lClCI! eulen - -Syracuse 8: Columbia Universities A Supervising Principal lilizabeth 'Miller - - University of Maryland 8 Columbia Secretary to Principal ' Lois Knight - ---- Oberlin College Kindergarten . , ,lu C Dora D. Smith - - - 1'lattsburg 'Noiimzfl School First Grade . Elizabeth Hoyt - - - Danbury Normal School Second Grade ' Flora Newman - Universities of North Dakota SL Chicago Columbia University Third Grade Beatrice Keevil, A. li. - - - Mount Holyoke College Combination Grade I-2-3 Bertha lrloag ---- Baltum Training Class Fourth Grade Grace li. Georgia - - - Unadila Training Class Oneonta Normal School Fifth Grade Grace li. Sheeley ---- New Paltz Normal Sixth Grade Pearl Soule - Smith College Q L. I. College llospital Health Teacher Norma Hosley - - - - Fredonia State Normal Music Eleanor M. VVhiQ1ey ----- - Sargent Physical Training Mary V. Wlallace ---- Mechanics Institute Art Eunice M. Mohorter ---- Syracuse City Normal NVriting 16

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ll tl! Illlelfgwlllll VSOI ll Retrospect April fxgzgj 8-12-The Long lsland Railroad is rushed with business. The long- desired trip is on. Seniors leave for Xifashington accompanied by the lusty yells of many Juniors. ISHRCSUHIC of the VVashington trip is given at our weekly assem- bly. Roberta Murry also delights us with imitations of vari- ous members of the party. 26-Annual Gym Meet. Although the competition is keen everyone displays good sportsmanship. The Freshies and Sophs tie for the honor of being the best athletes in the school. May 8fThe Grades celebrate Child Health Day. Many parents come to watch their children take part in the festivities, which in- clude a beautiful pageant, The Crowning of the May Queen . IO-A real Indian Chief, Monobozo of the Mohawk tribe, enter- tains the High School in a special assembly. His War whoops are most realistic. 15-ULU' girls distinguish themselves in tennis as Gin Dreyer defeats Babylon representatives in singles and Gen,' Spurga and Marguerite Heatly prove too great a match for the Babylon team of doubles. 17-More money pours into the school treasury. The Movie Ben- elit is presented at Glynn's Port Jefferson Theater. 24-l'ort's nine ends an exciting game with Smithtown, and the score ends on the right side of the balance, 17-16. 25fS1JCH.klI'1g of money-making abilityg the eighth grade displays its skill at its annual food sale. Dainty dishes and clever salcsmanship net them 543. 27-Oh, these tennis champs of ours. More honor rides our Way as the girls win the semi-county Finals at lfatchogue. We are well on the Way to establish a championship. I8