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School Calender ’39 - ’40 1939 SEPTEMBER Sept. 6th—School opens. Distinguished Seniors are we About time, too. Sept. 7th—The new Frosh still don't know what it's all about. OCTOBER Oct. 14th—We play Bay Shore. The score is a tie and don't wear it around your neck. Oct. 28th—East Hampton comes over to our gridiron. The score was too high for our minds to comprehend. NOVEMBER Nov. 3rd—Sophomore live. We couldn't get into this shindig. Nov. 7th—George Elias in chapel. A welcome friend anytime. Nov. 18th—Southampton comes over to play football. Even our water boys got a chance against the Smithmen. Nov. 21st—Thanksgiving Vacation begins. Turkey, here we come. Nov. 23rd—Roosevelt's Thanksgiving Day. Indigestion reigns supreme. Nov. 30th—Thanksgiving Day. Indigestion again. DECEMBER Dec. 9th—Board of Education holds first dance. A really nice affair. Dec. 15th—First Basketball Game with Patchogue. New Intramural System inaugurated. Panthers and Ramblers walk off with B. B. Championship while the Mudcats become ping-pong cham- pions. Wilson Tooker takes oratorical contest. Big day, today. Dec. 21st—Christmas Vacation begins Large hurrah from student body and teachers. JANUARY, 1940 Jan. 3rd—Vacation over. Jan. 21st—Exams commence. Why is everyone so nervous? Jan. 26th—Exams are over. We know why, now. Jan. 26th—Juniors hold prom. For the Juniors it wasn't bad. FEBRUARY Feb. 17th—Wrestling with Westhampton. A breeze, just a breeze. Feb. 23rd—Second Board of Education Dance. Even better than the first one and that's saying something. Feb. 29th—Leap Year Day. Confucius say boys go into hiding for 24 hours. MARCH Mar. 2nd—East End Wrestling Tourney held here. Goodale went from this to the County Cham- pionship in the 105-lb. class. Mar. 8th -B. B. game with Easthampton. 40-i7. We end season with a bang. Mar. 20th—Easter Vacation starts. Cheers. Mar. 27th—Bertha, Norma, Beity, Charlotte and Matilda take N. Y. by storm. City reported to be in fair condition. APRIL April 1st—April Fools Day. Jokes. No joke about school reopening, however. April 2nd—Senior pictures arrive. Wow I April 4th—Tryouts for Senior Play. Tomatoes barred from Room 211. April 26th—Baseball with Westhampton. Big Leagues Scout Louis Bush. MAY May lst-2nd—Senior Play, It Pays to Advertise ' May 4th—Track season opens against Sayville. May 6th—World's Fair opens. Attendance drops alarmingly during the next week. May 18th—Triangular meet held here. Ah, the eternal triangle. Participants — Southampton, Pat- chogue and Riverhead. May 25th—County track meet. Great season for us as Capt. Scudder sets new record. JUNE June 7th—Press Club Dinner. Oh boy, we eat. June 22nd—Things start to happen. Alumni Banquet held. June 23rd—Baccalaureate Services held. June 24th—Class Night. June 25th—THE BIGGEST DAY IN OUR YOUNG LIVES TO DATE.—We've made the grade, for to- night is Graduation Night. Everyone says— Congratulations, Senior Class of 1940 ' Page Ten
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ART AND MUSIC Arlouine L. Spahner, Howard P. Hovey, Isabel T. Davis, also Harriet Sparrow HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dr. Arnold M. Wiesen, Gerald S. Johnson, Lura E. Rich, Chester McBride, Edith V. Iones, Marion Bowman. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS BUSINESS Douglas MacDougall, Dorothy A. Souhan, Thomas M Fell, Marjorie S. Irvin Charles E. Lawrence, Harry B. Ward Marielle S. Woodward
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