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

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4- Il T I19l Ill fwalllll lsol ll March First reports of the new semester are issued. There are twenty four on the honor roll. The students gain an inside picture on the making of a news paper. Through the courtesy of the New York Times, 1 movie of this industry is presented in assembly. The second school play of the year, Shi Not So Loud , is presented. Everyone awaits with interest the working out of the plot and as is generally the case, everything ends per fectly. VVhite's Studio takes all the pitcures for the year book. Mr. Tootle, a lecturer sent by the New York Times, speaks in assembly and gives us delightful details about the Byrd Antarctic Expedition. The cast for the Operetta is chosen. The performance is en titled Tulip Time and gives every promise of being a very beautiful presentation. lileven Seniors give orations which have been prepared for the New York Oratorical Contest. Helena Dorr is chosen as the school's candidate with VVinifred Sheridan and Mar garet Lowry as alternatives. .P ractice for the big contest at Huntington entertains us in Assembly as the three contestants named above each try their skill at answeringsquite extemporaneously-questions on the constitution. April Rhetoricals arc resumed. The Seniors who have not spoken give their speeches. llelcna Dorr goes to Huntington to represent us in the New York Times Contest. Competition is keen although we do not Win. f Tulip Time is a decided success! The windmill back ground is a perfect setting for the most charming of Dutch musical comedies. Mynheer Burgomaster QClyde Melendyj and Hans fHarry Purvisj are the cause of many sides aching from laughter. Lovely songs delight a large audience each night. So at this Tulip Time of the year, we put aside oui pen for next year's scribe. 24 NVe are all dressed up because the photographer from

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1 tl: lillfllfwalllil i50l ll ALFRED ANDERSON Doughead A merry boy in sun and shade. Alf rather bewilders us with his great height and he also amuses us with his many witty remarks. Because of his very likeable nature and be- cause he had the necessary qualities for leadership he was chosen Presi- dent of the Junior class. In this ollice he performed his duties so well that in IQQO he was reelected class president. Such popularity must he deserved. If chopping down trees brings renown, Alf's on the Way to the White House. More success to you. Football team, 2, 3, 4g Basketball team, 3, Baseball team, 2, 3, 4g Senior play, 3, 45 Operetta, 2, 35 Novelty Nite, 2, 3, Gym Nite, 2, 3, 4, Pres. Class, 3, 4, Phi Delta Sigma, 3, 42 Recording Secretary, Phi Delta Sigma, 43 Student Organization, 2, 3, 43 Mgr. Subscription Contest, 3, 4. Bates 26