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Sayville High School - Senior Yearbook (Sayville, NY)

- Class of 1949

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Sayville High School - Senior Yearbook (Sayville, NY) online collection, 1949 Edition, Cover

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Mft 'TQ-m 3 1 W X fi i is Q e 6 GFORGF XNGI I I I-I1 dlddle drddle George and hrs fiddle actne fxrst XIOIIIIISII IH the orchestra has plans for a future career Rrfie Club 1 Orthestra 1 2 3 4 Intramurxls 3 Model Rarlroad Club 9 XIRGIINIX XRCIDI XMI Exer see nny rn actlon rootlng for the Holbrook n1ne Xpossesses an extremely lrkable personalrty and wonderful sprrrt ntramurals 1 2 3 4 Chess Club 3 G S C 4 Leaders Club 4 SI ANI EI XI I5RhCIlT Stan the neat dresser and neat thlnker trres to outdo Mr Desser wlth Hashy tres likes a cute number whether lt s rn a skirt or a math problem Spamsh Club 7 Publu Speakmg 3 Chess Club 3 Boys State 3 Boys Gite Club 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Class Vrce Presxdent 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 Operetta 4 C0 edrtor of Sljillle Senior 4 I R XVI S XNDRI S Fran and her magic uolm Fran and her current crushes Fran wrth her sparkle and wrt Sayulle llbrarran sololst and camera enthusxast full of anrmatlon and go Grrls Chorusl 7 Band 1 7 3 4 Orthestra 17 3 4 Intramurals 1 7 3 4 G O 7 3 Camera Club 7 3 4 All State Festrval 7 3 4 Publ C Speakmg 3 Spamsh Club 3 Blfller 3 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Grrls Glee XXII IIII XXIJIII Sl fx Sugar n spite n exerythlng nlce Vals harmonlzrng wardrobe always shows good taste beautxful curly haur and a dreamy tomplexxon talks and talks and talks Glrls Chorusl 7 Sprnrsh Club 7 3 4 Intramurals 7 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Optrttta 3 4 Mnttd Chorus 4 Scnlor Play 4 51311116 Seann 4 fs. 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' Y . . .. , Y ' I r r v . .. , , . 5.-1 --. ,L 1 U - ,I 1 ' ,. 1 - Q ' A I f I ' f' . in 1 9 ' ' 53 1 I I . .,, Q ,f . . g ' . lREXls B XDFR t quirk on the comeback quick on the court loses to Lindy play basketball and talk a human dy namo who neu er lacks energy and friends Entered June 1946 Girls Chorus 7 Bowling Club Z Bluller 7 3 Intramurals 7 3 4 Chess Club 3 Publir Speaking 3 G S C 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Library Club 4 Senior Play 4 Sagzllle Semor 4 ROSF ll Xlll li XRISLRX Rosemary may be found anytime surrounded by a group or tellow classmates a staunch friend and a sympathetic listener owns slick duds and a cute grin Intramurals I Orchestra 1 7 Bowling Club 7 Surllle Senmr 4 ll XX LOUISE BFXFR Cool calm and collected Mary Lou Cunruflled in everything ex cept biologyj immaculate in all her work plays both piano and clarinet ambition teaching Girls Glee Club 3 4 Camerl Club 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Senior Play 4 Sayrllle Semor 4 GI ST XX BL X7Elx Gus Bohemia s hrst baseman is interested mostly in baseball but dont think that this is his only interest he is handy with the switches back stage and girls dont faze him Rifle Club 7 Baseball 7 3 Public Speaking 3 Chess Club 3 Intra murals 5 4 ll lll S BIOCIXFR ules one ot the leads in the Senior Play is breezing througn S H S in three years takes history debating seriously you ran renognize him by his Chexie ules wants to go west Chess Club 7 Spanish Club 7 4 Bluller 4 Model Rulroad Club 4 Senior Play 4 Business Lianager of Sagzllle Semn 4 l la-w 7 ' '.:. V V --Q 1 -,ts w-, , :U J C: A' ' L 1.. ,L ,L ' y 2 Z ' ' 7 . , 3 ' . 1 ' ' ,-Q f -1 ' . 7 ' 7 . . . . . s 1 'Y' Girls' Chorus 1, 2g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Library Club 31 Public Speaking 32 A ,ls 1 , 1 ' - , 1 5 l ' 4 1 , L 4 A, A , , , . ' -L '. -, 9 ' 3 .3 .- , . . ,1 , . . . . . , J , , -ff -,L 4 ay I 9 3 .. . ,.. r . i - . ROBF RT X BOFHNIING Roberta our dreamer IS often found preoccupred wrth her own thoughts sports a large varnety of sweaters and harrstyles llkes to doodle wrxte poetry and cook Lrbrary Club 1 Intramurals 1 3 Blotter 3 Camera Club 3 Sayulle Semm 4 CH XRI I S BROFRF Chuck maneuxers smoothly on the football field where he prefers to be has an apprecratne eye for the falr sex and for salaml sandwlches always walts rmpatrently for the 3 Oclock bell 'Irack 7 3 4 Var Football 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Vars1tyClub3 4 XRTHI R BROIN NF Ardne tall blonde and handsome goes out for oratory musrc and renter on the Ronkonkoma Indians hrs Model A has worn a beaten trail between Ronkonkoma and West Sayulle Rrfle Club 1 Bluffef 1 Tratk 1 7 3 Intramurals 1 7 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Boss Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 7 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Publu. Speakmg 3 Operetti 3 4 All State Festrval 4 51311116 Sezzmr 4 FREDILRICR Bl RGFR Fred qulet and easy gomg plays both baseball and basketball wrth the Royals fnote that green and wh1te lacketj wonder why he spends so much tlme on the first Hoor Entered September 1946 Intramurals 4 RICHARD BLRT Duck our good lookmg GO president takes a good prcture erther before or behmd the lens nexer can tell what hell be drrvmg next as thxs goes to press rt s a motorcycle Entered September 1946 Baseball 2 Cross Country 7 Basketball 2 3 G O 2 3 4 V1cePres1dent 3 Presrdent 4 Assoc Edrtor Blolzer3 Camera Club 3 Operetta 3 Class Vrce Presrdent 3 Football 3 4 Var 4 Proyettron Squad 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Assoc Edrtor Sagnlle Semor 4 v . I ,lr 1 1 - u H - , , . a x 1 a 1 -- 1 ,ae A , rr H , V , Y . , Y -,.,- A v 1 ' 1 1 11 v vy 1 'l,. 1 1 - 1 1 v . v - - ,' r 1 ,--s ' y-aw an ,,v , 11v,' ' -1 1,1 - . 1, , y 4 yr y s ' 1 , . Q . v ', ' .. , 1 . . v .. . ., T , . ' ' . . Z -, 1,1-1,1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 D 1 as 11 1 1 1 1 - ' lXNll'S bl Tl IR Slrm 1m the only tellow who could sell the Brooklyn Brrdve can take and gne any amount of rrbbmg holds the record for belng late As rm would say Its a srrtull Utopla Intrlmurals 7 3 4 Var Football 4 IJXRIJXRX bl IS Babs a talented Goldrlotlts who can trclxle the norres and the lrtorlte stuck pretty and pert good student too popularlty ratmg hugh Fredonla bound' Grs Chorusl 7 Bind 1 7 3 4 Orthcstra 1 7 3 4 Checrlea 1 3. 1 3 4 Bowlmg Club 7 BI Her 7a Crmerl Club 3 Publrt Speakmg 3 Grrls Glee Club 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 bpanrsh Club 3 4 All Sta snvar 1 4 Opcrclla J be r y 4 Iutrarnurrls Szyrmz SEVIIIH 4 PXTRIIIX FXIIISFRX Musrt sports and frlends are Pats taxorrte hobbies s ar substrnptron salesman and star alto expert llutlst wlth 1 hearty laugh and affable manner Grrls Chorus 1 7 Intramurals 1 3 4 Orthe tra 1 3 4 Band 1 3 4 Spanrsh Club 7 All State Festrsal 7 5 4 Ivlnted Chorus 7 3 4 Operetta 3 4 G S C 3 4 Leaders Club 4 ll Xlil XRH l XRISR XI Margaret of the sweet some and unusual harrdos rs hnlshmg hrgh school IH three years tordlal wxth a smlle for each and 1 vlord tor all our only trtran tressed mademorselle Grrls Chorus 1 7 Bluller 1 7 Arr Brush Club 1 7 4 Lrbrary Club l 7 4 All State Fest1saI7 Mrxed Chorus 7 4 Operetta 7 4 Glrls Glce Club 7 4 ROW l XRPINO Mrrror mrrror on the wall prlmpmg rs one of Roses pastxmes sw eet n neat hard to beat pet CXPYCSSIOH I n gomg on a duet tomorrow lntramurllsl 7 1 4 Grrls Chorus 7 Glrls Glce Club 3 G S C 3 4 17 ,V 3 . 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I 7' I-1-v v ' -5 x ' ' ' v - I n D 1 J 4 IIIIS CONRLE Curly an enthusrastrc track and cross country man rs actrons speak louder than hrs words except rn a hrstory drs cussron college bound Blfllev 7 5 Cross Country 7 3 4 Track 3 4 ROBERT CORR XDO Crud to hrs buddres Bob to hrs acquarntances has the grrls hearts flutterrng wrth hrs good looks prefers football and baseball to math hrs goal-optometry Entered September 1947 G O 3 Football 5 4 Var 4 Baseball 3 4 Intramurals 5 4 Varsrty Club 4 ll llllll IRON lR In Senror xocabulary ludy mcans sports snappy clothes fun and frrcnds always makes a good trme for herself and others smooth on the clarrnet and dance floor all thrs and brarns too Grrls Chorusl 7 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Bandl 7 3 4 Bowlrng Club 7 G S C 7 5 4 Bluller 3 Publrc bpeakrng 3 G O 3 4 Grrls Glee Club 5 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Operetta 3 4 All State Festrxal 3 4 benror Play 4 Spanrsh Club 4 Assoc Edrtor of Srqzrlle Sezznr 4 TX fl YN D XINFS Strll waters run deep thats Ex re a qurct unassumrng lass wrth azure eyes and an unexpected chuckle an earthly angel wrth plenty of humor Grrls Chorusl 7 Intramurals 7 5 4 G O 'P 4 G S C 3 4 511111116 Semor 4 ROBFRI D XX If S Bob the Ernstern of our class possesses more than hrs share of gray matter does hrs adx anced and physrcs ox er a coke at the Sweet Shoppe nrce appearance wrth a smooth lrne Intramurals 7 3 4 Sugrllle Seann 4 'w 18 4 vv .. r . .. ., .. , , - ,. . , . -, , -,, , ,- , 1 , . ' ' S 7 7 ' 9 '7 3 K' I1 ' . ' 1 1 . Y' , , , r ', 1 - 7 ' I Q Q. W . . , . ' 3-'1 !7'! I 4 7 '3-95 -. -- --, , r r , - - , , 7 H 7 ! l U - Y 9 ' , . , f . 4v4 vy va r ... . ,. ..- ,. . . . . 1 . , , ., , ,-, -,,,---f,---,,. 4 ,.-. , ,. A 7 5 ... I I I ' f ..-,,,, f', .- ll D Strike three' You re out' but not Muggy an outstanding athlete and a peppy enthusiastic cheerleader an easy going, disposition too G SC president Girls Chorus 1 7 Intramurals 1 2 5 4 Chcerleading 1 7 Spanish Club 7 Blozfev 7 G S C 7 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Public Speaking 3 Lelders Club 4 Szgzllle Semn 4 WXE DEHE Haxe you heard this one? If you know Mae you haxe comersational and cheerful she makes friends easily and keeps them long a dependable Yearbook worker Girls Chorusl 7 Bandl 7 Intramuralsl 7 3 4 Blotter 7 Girls State 5 All State Festixal 3 Girls Glee Club 5 4 G S C 5 4 Sqzllle Serum 4 XIFRED FXRRELl He flies through the air with the greatest of ease Al holds hits an air pocket e sy going thats Al' 'UIIXE lr Q Fin the Admiral of the Lake is an expert oarswoman giggles and sings with xigor is Porky 5 constant companion faxors the colors red and nasy blue Bird Club 1 Girls Chorus 1 7 Blftfer 1 7 5 Intramurals 1 3 4 Bowling Club 7 G S C 7 3 4 Chess Club 3 Operetta 3 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Sqzllle Sezzmr 4 IOXN FFISI Not much to say but easy on thc eye cute and reserxed oan is a perfect exponent of the demure look one of the Ronkonkoma lasses has a weakness for Chu ies unior Red Cross l Bird Club 1 Bl Her I 7 Girls Chorus 1 7 Intra murals 1 7 3 4 Bowling Club 7 G O 7 G S C 3 4 Libr1ryClub4 Asst Business Manager Siizllle Sew 1 4 7-19 5U'KlQ. AklS ., .' . .. My . Y, S . . . 7 i , . . . . , . . ' ' . -Q ' ' , , , 1 ' ' , -, 3, 4: ' -L . '-: . . .--, , L, ' ' , 1 ' ' ' 1 . 1 . ' V' . Y . .', V , , V . . - , 1. 1 -Q,-1 , D u 5-,K IA .V . Y . 1 a flying license, treats his friends to rides . . . his disposition never l. '.f :fHEl A A ,-: f ,-,L A 'S,2,,: X ,, 3 r ' '. Y, Y A V . - Q S 7 , J A ' Q ' 1 ff .-: ' ,-: f- CXRGI FERR XRX Carol enthralls us all wxth her soft low sonce and loquaclousness her naturally curly halr and engaglng smile a recent addltxon to our class a former Yonkernte Entered March 1948 Arr Brush Club 4 Saville Sem r 4 XLICE FORDH X ll Blonde blue eyed Alice IS our nommee for a perfect posture contest or for a talk marathon full of mirth and good humor has a passxon for plalds Snzllle 5611111 4 IIN Cl It Muggy has mastered the art ot chewing, gum and talkmg at dancnni, .md haxlng fun ll XRIURIF GOI Fil Marg1e s sweet on sundaes ln Beers vue thunk that she s sweet ln school too thoughtful and soft spoken otten seen r1d1ng wlth Ruthie IOSFPH GR XDlSCHhR Joe an enthusxastlc track and cross country man ns one of our best physlcnsts cnjoys hls own oral book reports noted for h1s subtle remarks and his ad llbbxng Trackl 7 3 4 Cross Country 7 3 4 1-w 20 . 7 . . , . . , 7 ' . 'V' , r , 2 I .V I. .ll I 2 4 , - Y . . . . .I A A .WXRY . .' 'I llfl. v H ' 1 ' I 7 Y the same time . , . talks in history but not about history . . . loves f -. 7 f , v4 . . . I ' 1 , . . . - ' . . . K 7 4 - Q Y n - u ' i IOSLPH GR XDX oe graduated from hugh school last August wrll recene hrs dlploma wrth our class thls une and hereafter be known as Z1 49 er RICH XRD GR XY Sarge spends his spare txme with the Natlonal Guard and argumg wrth Doc about hrs marlcs Dont let that solemn expressron fool you Ut drdnt fool usj Rifle Club 1 Blzller 7 Publrc Spealcmg 5 Szgzllle Semn 4 lllLl5l1Rl' GROSS Hrllery Grocery IS hrs name accordmg to Mr Desser greets you wrth a frrendly hello at Dick s has teleusron eyes from watching basketball and baseball there Sl XNll l ll XIEIX Its a mrracle when Stan takes any books home yet he manages to get by all exams chnef electr1c1an for the Senror Play and Operetta dexours plzza pre or anythrng mechamcal l-X llh5 H Ul ll XRTII Wide awake rm takes thmgs as they come ewen the tardy bell exer notice hrs sllght drawl rn those heated history d1s cussrons Entered November U48 Publrc bpcalcmg 3 21 3 1 I k A, J . . .Y . l AY AP Y ' can . 5 I -L .W . QAM. .I I . , r sn- Y Track lg Air Brush Club 2, 3, 4. ' -Y V J, f xl .4 gt 7 , I V - - ' ' ... r rl . r ' . - - . , Y n 1 . V .A I Q7 . . '- ' ' ? Y c . , . 7 D DOI ORES H XRRISON Doly is our bid for a super model is tall willowly and graceful her transparent complexion always inyites a second glance gay and cons1derate Entered February 1944! ll XRIIL HOLLlxll X Marie uses her hon eroom time wisely despite sarious disturb ances quick witted always looks her best patiently waits in the halls for Shirley constant bike trouble Entered September 1946 Clmera Club 3 Spanish Club 3 Blnllev 3 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Intra murals 4 Surllle Seam: 4 IJXKISXRX IIORX Xlll Bobby our morale booster is as yoxial as they come either competes m sports or cheers from the sidelines can whip up a tasty dish just like that treats men as her equal rs Chorus 1 7 Blrtfev 1 3 Int anu als 1 3 4 junior d Cross ' Orchestra 7 3 Band 7 3 4 G S C 7 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Condutting Club 3 Model Rulroad Club 3 Chess Club 3 All State Festiyal 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Operetta 4 Senior Play 4 Leaders Club 4 Asst Business Minager Suyzllle Serum 4 4 IOHX HORX XTH aycee is a heaxe er in track basketball and math CIS accom plished in all threej likes the bottom of pizza pie because it reminds him of English mumns good natured and soft hearted Rifle Club 1 7 Boys Glee Clubl 7 3 4 lntramuralsl 7 3 4 Foot ball 7 3 4 Var 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 7 3 4 Camera Cluh 3 Chess Club 3 4 Operetta 4 Senior Play Assoc Editor Szyzllle Semor 4 IOS Ch INGPRSOLL Snappy with tests snappy on the drums Joyce holds the honor of class yaledictorian and of the second highest ayerage ln sexenteen years . . . corresponds abroad . . . has mania for spaghetti and layer cakes. Gir s' Chorus 1 2' Band 1 2 3 4' Orchestra 1 2 3 4' Blnller 2' All- State Festival 2 3 4' Girls' State 3' Girls' Glee Club 3 4' Conducting Club 4' Senior Play 4' Ass't. Editor Srzyrifle Senior 4. '.22'. HELEN J.-XRBLXN 1 Sally, with her magnetic personality, attracts all and repels none . . . collects dishes and silverware for her hope Chest, has A1 prospect, too . . . pet phrase, Hurry, Doly, or well miss our bus. Entered October 1946 Blflrer 3 Szyillle Semfr 4 XORNXX JENSE N The hrst engaged Norma had us all surprised gnes ou the impression that she IS yery shy but she has a smooth is position and is very fun loving Girls Chorusl 7 Intramuralsl 7 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Rl CAN Xl ll JONMRS Reggie who lust arrned from Holland is already well adapted to lite at S H S youll hnd him either playing johnny Ride the Pony or defending the Netherlands in Mr Brutschy s class Entered Detember 1948 PX1RIfIXlx NF If you want a super soda or .1 but of ady ice see Pat with her button nose Irish temper and sound sense ot yudgment shes tops with us enjoys dancing excitement and reading Girls Chorus 1 Intramurals 1 Buddy with his neat tlothes and good looks takes part in all sthool actiutres sorry girls wrong number he s out ot ur culatnon exer hear his piano rendition of Sophisticated Swing 3 Entered September 194 s etball Air Brush 7 v F otball 3 4 V 4 T lc 3 Boys Chorus 7 3 4 Mix d Chorus 7 3 4 Operettl 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Ifltl'l111UI'J.lS 3 4 Szyrllle Sem 4 23 1 Vg .U T .W . . Y Ny.. . A 4 A L AA Y' ' , I ' ... y'. ., . I 1 A d - ,-Q ' ,-, , Q ' ' - , . .4 AA A A A Y U 7 . .7 , . ' 4 A ' .. . . . . . ,, v- . , s V' Y.. . 3 D V . . ' V' 7 . I ' , G 4' A 5 I 7 . I I 7 . . . Y S , ,' . 7 Glilllifih KHXYON , ,' ' , - y .- , . , ' , , . .. . , v - I G I 1 V - - - Va 1 a G ' I . a Q Y U U l. '1 U -1 V- ,, -. , . Baik ' 23 ' ' A-,fg o ' 2, ', , ar. 3 rac Q, ,,4g S-.,: fy -...L . ,, L L ' , Q .U 'nr . l t llfrklh lxfRBl Tall slender ean here s a glrl who IS a loyal Grant fan n admlrable horseback rlder and an mdustrlous worker as a xery smcere way about her Xl DRM lxl lf Xlx You ll generally hnd Audrey on the other end of a pamt brush came nn second ln the race for scholastlc honors combmes sound yudgment with a fabulous sense of humor Intrxmumls l a 4 Glrls Chorus 7 Arr Brush Club 3 4 bpm l Club 3 4 L1br.1ry Club 3 Publxc bpukmg 5 Chcss Club 'a 4 Girls Glu Club 3 4 Cllnlfl Club -V 4 Band 4 Assoc E lrtor Saville Sm: 14 Ixl ll lxl Undluntcd lred x hosc tllents llc lil the hcld of undcrvsatcr SVKIINIDIIIE, and rollcr sk1t1ny,, has .1 tastc for steak and lrench trrcs .1 svscll fellovs honest pal IJOROTHX lxlil PINSIH The Kandy Kld youll always see Dot appeaslng her svseet tooth or greetmg you wxth a hearty pat on the back chuck full of SOCl8.l3ll1ty and sports our fayorxte Tovsn Meeting reporter Entered December 1945 Intramurxls 7 3 4 G S C 4 Lelclcrs Club4 Szyzllle Smzn ll CIFX IXNDRT Red can be found either behmd the wheel of anythmg tu runs or behind a rifle science IS hrs fayorlte subject lnkes to see what makes thmgs tlck 'w24 V V VV V r , . , . 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' '-V , NI IRI IXI I NG Molly Twmkle eyes knows many trlcky dance steps and bt lnexe us she s a cute trunk easy to talk to her trncndlmess h Is no bounds dlyldes her tlme betvy een Sayullc and Patthogut Entered Septnmber 1946 G O 7 Opcretta 3 Intramurals 3 Suzyzflle Sen r 4 IJOKUIIII IHIJI NIXXX 'sw Dot an outdoor gal with domestrc tendencles exer not1Ce that good looklng argyle set? soft spoken full ot tharm prefers West Sayynlle for one reason only rlry Club 1 Intrrmurals 1 7 3 4 Bovylmg, Club A' G S C 3 Yzxzflfe Yew liUlml'liT IOXGNI XX , Q Sam a happy go lutky tcllow lnkcs to go roller skltmg or to dmc hns yetp around town remembered tor Ins tancy drxbblmg on the basketblll tourt I I Ulxll NI XI Sophlstlcated Glorla though correct and cordial also has I1 Half tor humor a taste tor tun 15 a wee b1t Foxy know h1m7j holds a secretarxal yob plus a hlgh ayerage lntrlmurlls 1 3 Girls Chorus 7 Girls Glee Club 5 Clmtfl Club 3 Lxbrxry Club 5 PLlbllL bpnlknng 9 Szgrllle Sem 1 4 II XRIE II XI I INS Attractne Marne flares up at a moments notnte but calms down just as quntk enjoys debating IH any tlass or play mg Ill sports qunk wxtted and theertul rs Chorus 1 7 Intrlmurlls 1 4 Grrls Glee Club J 4 bemor Play 4 Siyrllle S5111 If 4 2: ' , ' ' ' . . . ' ' , ' Lf , , .V , , - , . 4 , I . . . .-g ' 1 ' ' 3 au' . K , . . . ' ' I . . . . ' ' , I Libal' .L 1 '.',..,,,g ' -3 ...Z,-,111 I , ,,.- A ,4 I: . ,vt , w 1 1 X , ,, ,- l -., ', ,, ',,. , A-5..L' , K , I 7 ' ' I Intramurals 1, 3, 43 Track 1, 43 Basketball 2g Football 43 Senior Play' 4. A 'I . , , , 1 . . . . llx , . . . ' 'A . ' . . . ' . . . . I , I . AL if ,,Q A-1 I La 'L 1 A ' Q ' 'L 01 . U' . , 1 ' V I ' I . 'w ' - , - ,f a GI 1: Q , -3 Q I f , 2, 5, , Blom' zg G.s.c. z, 5, 4g ' ' . ' fr'-Il 'Q It '-5 7 + 199 My ya! lbw IE ll4RTl CCI Ro IC one of our shortest senrors prefers her men 1n the srx t range likes platform shoes and upsweeps wonder why 9 allerglc to nall polrsh and shorthand Bowlmg Club 1 Grrls Chorus 1 2 Intramuralsl 7 Blolzer 3 Gxrls Glee Club 3 Lrbrary Club 4 DOIORFS W CXBF An and movie goer loyestory reader and autograph hound thats Dolores has a rogues gallery IH her wallet frlendly cheerful wlth a good word for eyerybody Entered May 1946 Bowlmg Club 7 Glrls Chorus 7 Intramurals 7 3 4 Blzllev 3 DOIORFS lUSCHLER How many please? Dolores doles out moyle trckets wlth one hand whlle turning the pages of her homework with the other soft yoxce pretty eyes and reddlsh blond hanr Grrls Chorus 1 7 Intramurals 7 Grrls Glee Club 3 Ed wrth the dark harr blue eyes and angular yaw comes from the Lake yomed us m our yunlor year l1kes basketball and lZClCXlSlOl1 Entered September 1947 PETPR lkhFRXXX Llkely story Pete rs mterested rn clothes photography and last but not least women always seen drnrng his sisters tar mee looking and neat the last of the McKernans Tenms 1 Rifle Club 1 2 Band 1 7 Blotter 3 Suullle Senior 4 I Dlx XRID llOlR -4 26 we . 5 s R nA! o C , V. J 1- .. 4. N J .Ma 1 ' .,! . . . C -.1 9 ,Q ,-2 9 , . 4 Jn.Ca A 7. '. Y- I 7 7 7 7 ' -1 -1 w-,..: f .C , , , 3 7 7 ,,. ,L ,Q ,-Q sp . , . 7 7 ' Y.' 1' U- . , ,..g . -5 J . 3 7 V y ' . , , Fl I! XBETII NlOlR Wlnsome Betty wlth her ladyllke manner sparkling eyes and agreeableness spends her summers swxmmmg at the lake her wlnters brushing up on her shorthand Entered September 1947 Sayzllle Semor 4 PU RIC IX WORRISON The Dlvme Flora the clramatlc star of the Semor Class has a sunny d1spos1t1on and a touth of perpetual motxon counts ballet as her pet pastxme Blullerl Gxrls Chorusl 7 Cheerleadmgl 7 3 Intrlmuralsl 7 3 4 G S C 7 3 4 Chess Club 3 Pubhc Spealung 3 G O 3 Operetta 3 C1rls Glec Club 3 4 Senmr Plw 4 Yzynlle We 11 4 FXROII WORTFVSBX Peppy and gay Carole walks and talks beyond the speed llllilf rellshes Cheeseburgers chlt chat and chemrstry tests next stop Brockport Normal and many more frxends Sem n 4 IOHX NEX SSEX Fudgxe our blushmg redhead IS at home on the diamond enther at short stop or on the mound h1s phnlosophy IS that homework IS a waste of time Track 1 Cross Country 1 7 3 R1fle Club 7 Baseball 7 3 4 Inta murals 4 Kx ll Ll All OSTER The mall must go through you can always tell when Bull IS tommg by hls musxcal horns noted for h1s gentle humor his sldeburns and hxs frxencl oe Orthestral 7 5 Band 1 7 3 4 Blatler 7 Basketball 7 Football 7 3 4 Var 4 Baseball 7 4 Spamsh Club 3 Publu Speakmg 3 Intramurals 4 1.271.- A: AA V A 7 ' v I -nn V -7 , . . ,f f . . v . . 1 . , ... 1 ,-1 y' ,I-.L 1 ' ,-,,1 I.--,,: H: '-S4--1 'a 1 ,l ' . , Q. .J 3.4 ' V 1, nv' , I .v la A dl. A' v, n . . - - - , ' . . . Y . , . Bird Club lg Library Club 1, 21 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 G. S. C. 43 Stzyrille V' . 1' ' illgl Q. ' Q v Y , V n Y A A LL L , , , Y L ',-.:' -1 '-,,:r'- Y . . ' ... , , J - ' ,-,:' ,-,,z f -aj 1-5 -,., '- Q -, Q ' Q ' ' 1 - bHlRLEl PEClx Shlrley the pleasant glrl from Pleasanty 1l1e IS a whlz on the hockey held a whrz rn hlstory too sparkle 1n mmnature wonder where she spends her week ends7 Entered November 1947 Blvilff 3 Glrls Glee Club 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Leaders Club4 G O 4 51311116 Selzmr 4 RL TH PITCH? R Cheerful Ruth the gll wrth pm point co ordlnatlon behxnd the wheel enjoys hfe IH the hner scents Cperfumesj rlxes well made clothes horse scatter prns and black and white sodas Glrls Chorus 1 7 Lrbrary Clubl 7 3 Blfller 7 lntrlmurlls 7 G O 7 Iumor Rad Cross 7 Spinlsh Club 7 Cimcra Club 3 Glrls GlLe Club 3 4 Szyrllle Senior 4 lXPllXx EDCFBCIIIL Loretta docs ucrytlnng well from sports to typlng petite and pej jy stylxsh too Orthestra 1 7 Intramuralsl 7 3 4 G S C 3 4 Grrls Glee Club4 51111113 Sefnor 4 f li XRB XR X POlxORYX Photogemc Porky noted for her Rrtzy Qcracltersj partres tmy Trm wrth a full srze personahty has a large crrcle of trrends our most locked rn the locker senlor Bird Club 1 Glrls Chorus 1 7 Blolter I 7 3 Intramurals 1 Bowlmg Club 7 G S C 7 3 4 Chess Club 3 Cimera Club 3 Cllss be-cretary 3 Publu Speakrng 3 Grrls Glen Club a 4 Cheerleadmj., 3 4 Szjfllle Seumf 4 Rl Fll POST A Blue Point gxrl who IS by no means blue Ruth ns always jolly and IS always giggling one commuter who does enjoy 1 e 28'-s ,- . . . , . . . V V , , .un ' ..- V . I , 4 , V: l ,L ,L A L - - Qui' . V ' 9 J V ' 'Y' ,-1'- .-,z f '-: 1 :.-: . .-: Y I LUKE l'. A '.'l'liT'l' ,y '- . ,- ,vlv ' Y ,Y . . v' . . . is always dependable if you want a job done well . . . ' f wf... ' , . ,A-4 ' 5 I. V V 'H 1 .,-1 ',-,Q .,2,3.4: Q V: -,Av. .I .4-,-L, I In A Ev.: 'B ff, l'f. all lll NRE Rltlll'FR Hank the boy with the shotgun has a deadly .um exen with the lrghtcr artxllery he uses around school actne 1n the Bohemla Fire Department academlcally hxgh Rxfle Club 7 lOSl PH Rlffllrl ER The energetxc man behnncl the Bohemian bass drum Bopo IS the class comedlan noted for h1s nmpersonatlons noted also for hls VOICC and h1s good nature Cross Country l Intrlmurllsl 7 3 4 Boys Glce Club 7 3 4 Bzsc 7 3 4 Rrfle Club 2 3 Chess Cluh 3 Publlc Spf. lklflf., 3 Mixed Chorus Nl XRX RON XCIIER The may to .1 man s heart IS through a woman s eyes t at must be Mary s slogan charm no llpstnck wonder why7 then agaln lt could be her gentle Entered September 1947 lx XLL Xt E 5 XlDl FR Unperturbed Wally who spent hxs junnor year rn Detrort rs .1 sure shot rn basketball and math takes lnfe and school 1n hrs strxde Basketbzll 1 Tenms 1 Intramurals 7 4 Varsxty Club 7 4 Rll HXRD SXT XX X Bohemnas whlrlwmd good lookmg Duck can be always found xuth Lanka and Bernard he spends h1s summers workmg nn a pamt store hls spare time foolmg around wlth hns car A Brush Clubl I rlmurlls 1 3 4 Rfl Club 1 3 4 -. 29 .. ig. . . V - , , . . . C - 1 Q Q I 1 . 1. - , . . . . I 3 1 1, ,-, , 3 ' A- A -,,, 3 4:-ball -,.: ,: 5 'As . 4: Football 43 Operettu 4g benxor Play 43 S.:-3:'.'!!c 50111177 4. ' 'Q-1 . v 1 , , . r . . 1 1 ll Y I 1 1 v uv h ' I X . . . ' , V . ' ' , , . . . , . , , . , , Uv' t , Y 'i '1 ' , , s 2 Q . . 1 I- . . . - 1 - I v - a -y a -x ' , . . . . . , . .. - . 9 A - ir ,2gntQ a:,,gie ,2,,. ELGEINE SCH WIDT Who me? thats humorous Gene answering Mrs Burgie president of Ronkonkoma Safety Drivers Club to locate Gene see ohn self styled bachelor R156 Club 1 2 F00tball 2 3 4 Var 4 Public Speaking 3 Intramurals4 Chess Club 4 V sity Club 4 Senior Play 4 541511116 Senior 4 ,ff J, ,WM ,f .J H LFX SCHNXIDT Helen with er peaches and cream complexion and her graceful carriage likes to spend her esenmgs dancing wherever you find the Holbrook gang youll see Helen ll XRII H 'X if HXI' IDFR Marilyn the Lorelci of the Senior Class has a profile thats as pretty as a picture is an attne member of the Lunchroom Gab Society tolerates old cars Girls Glee Club 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Senior Play 4 All State Festiwal 4 Sajzllle Senior 4 XXX bllklxl SPF XRF True to a name like Shakespeare pulchritudinous Ann reads and writes very well loses meeting people deserxes a baby sitters diploma beautiful teeth xoguish hairstyle and a disturbing sense of humor Girls Chorusl 7 Bmdl 2 3 4 Library Club 7 Bloller 9 3 Operetm 3 Camera Club 3 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Senior Play 4 Saryulle Serum 4 JE YXWETTE SIX ERTSEN Are all Vikings as sweet as blonde jenny 7 pretty friendly has a smile that makes you feel good in the midst of all thats going on class secretary with capability plus Girls Chorusl 'P Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Blaner 2 3 G O 3 Operetta 3 G S C 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Class Secretary 4 Assoc Editor Suyulle Senior 4 '-a30g-5 Y ' , 1 . J A 1 - 1' 1 ' , J - . ' ,Q I ,,, -3 ' U' LA 9 i 1 Q i' - P o l JV a - I, J I L 4 7' ' I 1 t ! 4 L' , y ' ' I ai 4 7 Q . .r 7 . . Y - ' . , . ,V . ,. . . .. . . J , v, ,V I H - ' 1 4 v 1 ie I 1 1 Y Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Bloller 3g Public Speaking 31 V ,L A A ,L ,L Q ,V - V4.4 . 1 AAA A AL AA' 4 . Q , Q 1 , V V. 9 3 , , -,-::A,,,:'j -L '-,:- - .1 I la J .1 . ,Q 3 '. v 1 Y AAA L L L .. Y . Y , , ,-Q' ,,,: , 1 . .1 41 1 -. 4 ,L 4 . ' I' . llll Slxlll W Brll a sltrlled man who blows a mean trumpet 1n band joys sports espeually baseball has a great deal of studs to rt ne ness n175 bFTSH SWITH Strawberry blonde Bets an up and commg young artist an ardent lsnrtter and a merry mrss the proud posscssor ot beautrful hands destmatlon Dean College Blrd Club 1 Gxrls Chorus 7 Camera Club 7 3 Arr Brush Club 7 3 4 Intramurals 7 5 4 Bluzler 3 Grrls Glee Club 3 4 51111116 Sennr 4 RIC ll XRD SlllTll Wrth wayey harr and handsome eyes Duck rs neyer latlsrng lemmrne company spends hrs sthool tlme drawmg on ex erythlng hrs spare time burning up the roads rn the Frreball 3 Baskttblll Man lger 3 Boys Glec Club 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 Varsrty Club 4 l S WO Smoky prefers the Sugar Bowl fcould rt bc thc Bayport rn tluemegj the color green and the clothes she mal-.es tractrye always tound yxrth Marne B Xlxb XRX STI IX You l-tnow what thats Barbaras tayorlte byllne zealous West Sayulle booster who s easy to get along with aersonalrty blrthc and buoyant Grrls Chorus I Blrl Club 1 Lrbrary Club A1r Brush Club 3 lntra murals 4 Slyzlfle Sem -S 91 lx'll.l, .4 xxx ' , ' ' . . . en- A ' , 'U ' . . . 7 ' A- ' Ba d , -, ,4. , . s , . I I 7- n 1 I . . T. I . o N wil 4 vga, q Q L I., 1 TH., N Q xx l . .lr ' V v . ' V ' f ' v --' y Intramurals 1, 23 Rifle Club 25 Air Brush Club 2, 52 4gBlr11zer 3g Operetta rXI.ll'i l.Slil -v ..' A yy - ' . s I . ' . , ' ,' ' ' . . . Zit- ,J Y. J v N ' U... '4'b 'D ...Ll . . A. 'V' - 7 V ' ,:, ,. , , ' I . . 1 . . ,Q ., V, I . Q, by C .K Z . I Y :L . Q S 3 . ' 'Ur . 7 I .' ' 5 3, 'Q ROUND S101 L All round Brad onc boy who combmes both sports and studlcs Qxery well tooj nu cr at a stalemate always on the go a champion dancer dresser and mixer RrfleClub1 Bancll 7 3 Trackl 7 3 4 Baslcetballl 7 3 4 Var 3 4 Footbill 7 3 4 Var 4 Publrc Speakmg 3 Operetta 3 Boys State 3 Edrtor Blullev 3 Boys Glee Club 3 Senior Play Varsrty Club 3 4 Co Editor of Sazgzllle Seulw 4 XXII I l Xll SM Xllli Xflx Long lanky Wrll has acquired the know how of nxmg motors competing rn athletics and tammg the Beast changes hrs moods wlth the vund s ctblll 1 3 Tr kl 7 3 4 Crt C untry 1 7 3 4 oys Chorus a 4 Opcrctti 3 4 All btrte Fcstnvll 4 lntrlmurals 4 bcmor P rs 4 Mlxctl Chorus 4 Vlrsrtx Club 4 Assoc Edrtor SIJIIUK Seumz 4 N 'lhat vsrsttul look trny vsalst md thosc lascnnttung brovsn cycs Alrcc rs partlal to fussy hxts tomatocs and Cldnllacs hcr trncnds coxcr a large tcrrltory both here and rn Florlda Bxrd Clubl Grrls Chorus 1 7 Intrlmuralsl 4 Bl flew 7 3 Arr Brush Club 1 Grrls Glcc Club 3 4 Sagrflle Swnfn 4 ll XRS Tl RNXIXI Soclable Mary has agreeable halr xt does vshat she commands also has an extensue wardrobe ot colorful shoes and coats came to us from Astorla Lntcrecl bcptcmbcr 1948 lntrlmurals 4 Smrllle Seumv 4 IO XX Tlll NH Bangs blue cycs and stylxsh clothes add up to attractneness galety and a chccrful smrle add up to popularlty a ugh scholastlc rating makes her an asset to our class Cornell bound Girls Chorusl 7 unlor Red Cross 1 7 Lrbrar Clubl 7 3 Int l murals 1 2 9 4 Bowllng Club 7 Assoc Edrtor Blvllef 3 Gn-ls Glec Club 3 4 G O 4 G S C 4 Assoc Edltor Sugzllle Serum 4 Q'-32'-s IORRXBF TRXXEH Sweet Lorraine with her fetching personality accepts almost everythmg wrth a grin except history debates would make a swell model for nylon hosiery Entered February 1948 Operetta 3 Intramurals 3 Sujzllle Senmr 4 RIDOIPH TRLFXY Lrkable Rudy has cultnated a laugh that makes the boys laugh a smile that makes the girls sigh llkes to play in an excrtmg basketball or baseball game Intramuralsl 7 3 4 Baseball 7 3 4 Rifle Club 7 3 XXX ICRERT Ann a dash1ng brunette who clicks exerywhere whether 1ts drrvmg a car or plane cheerleading or just standing by her locker ambrtnon rs to enter the field of nursrng Girls Chorus 1 2 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Blotter 3 Cheerleading 3 4 Grrls Glee Club 3 4 G S C 4 Sagulle Semn 4 CIXRIXKI XXNDFR BORGH ball and most school actrutres the president of the Senior Class mixes very easily wlth people especially girls Class VrcePres1dent1 Bandl 7 3 4 Boys GleeClub1 7 3 4 Tra k 1 7 3 4 Operetta 1 4 Intramurals 1 7 3 4 Camera Club 7 Class President 7 3 4 Basketball 7 3 4 Var 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 7 3 4 Blotter 3 G O 3 Projection Squad 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Sryzlle Seumr 4 ROBERT XXXDER BORGH Debonarr Bob the bachelor of the twins has the Tom so they say lrkes to control the bad-.boards and gnc the women at hard time supermtendent of West Sayulle Post Ofhce Cross Country 1 Trrtk 1 7 3 Football 7 Camera Club 7 Basketball 7 3 4 Var 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Senror Play 4 Szyxzlle Semw 4 , , . ',-,,L' -,,a' -,T .? . . ' . 7 7 1' ,Q ,,,,: V 1 ' ,Q ' .L .A.s ' f'. x, -1 Chuck , the smiling gas attendant, takes part in Varsity basket- , . 1' ' Q ,-,,: ' ,-,,: 'C ,-Z ,L ,L ' ' ,-, , :I -3 ' ' -,,s -,,-9 L .. 1 A , 1 :- . , y . , 'r '... ' Q i' , ' , -, ,, -,L '.: ' 97,7 A - ELE XINOR X YN FQSENDEI FT El a porsed captryatrng Dutch grrl whose eyes always haye a twinkle the perfect date spends half her waking hours on the phone or planning her beautiful wardrobe Girls Chorus 1 7 Intramurals 1 7 Cheerleading 1 3 4 Blallef 3 Girls Glee Club 3 4 GORDON IN YI I There s more energy rn Gordon than just one Watt as rs shovrn by hrs strong batting arm and hrs endless yrgor baseball rs second to none on hrs hrt parade F Jtbrll 1 7 Baseballl 7 3 4 Varsity Club 4 li lfll IXI An ree cream r dry thrt s George s philosophy can usually .rn agreeable grin Entered September 1947 Intrrmurals 3 4 DOI GI XS INHIT XIxFR Easy going Doug and hrs blue conyertrble are unseparable has good rdeas and good manners promenades a different girl down the hall each day Baltimore was hrs former home Entered September 1948 G O 4 Sagzflle Senior 4 IO NN lx OHI PART oan our alert school reporter can appreciate a good yoke or a good friend rntends to take her many many talents to Fre donra next year PS her mrddle name rs Tunafish Brrcl Club 1 Girls Chorus 1 7 Intramurals 1 7 3 Lrbrary Club 1 2 3 Orchestral 7 3 4 Blufler 7 3 Band 7 3 4 All State Festival 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Conducting Club 3 4 Senior Play 4 Mixed Chorus 4 G S C 4 Sagfzlle Senior 4 '134 I AVL AAA A 1 7 7 7 ff -z ,-Q ' ,,s 's Bl fy A 4' , . A . . Q . y ora ,..g af ,-,,,g . ' rlfOl 'f Illflfl.lfR H LL'U,1I ' Y' i '...' . ' be seen riding his trusty bike around town . . . quiet, but has , , , ,' A ' , . ',44 I AC 4 , . V v .r. ,. J , , . . D ...I ' I, - ' 94' ,-1-L,-,Lf A ,-,,,L -,.:- 7,2 - 3 ,L I ,L ' ,sl yr ,Q 2 g ...gf' -. IF XX I XIIR XDIXX eannic with thc light brown hur here s .1 girl who is quiet smart and pretty her assets include em lable blue eyes and charm lastly she has her Wish Girls Chorus 1 7 Intramurals 1 7 5 4 Band 1 7 5 4 Camera Cl b 7 3 4 G O 7 5 4 Secretary 4 bpanish Club 9 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Public Speaking 3 Blozter 3 Frye Stir Council 4 Senior Play 4 Assoc Editor Szyiflle Seann 4 XIOI X ZEGEI Chickie with her high pitched giggle is always bubbling oyer with laughter her attire usually dwindles down to dungarees B 1. Club 1 Bmdl 7 lntrlmurtls l 7 3 4 AlfBI'L19l1 Club 3 4 XIOI ET 7X O'NIIx Bobby is one person who never collects her bets has a genial outlook on life her ln ely motions are well adapted to her loye for the polka Intramuralsl 2 G 5 C 3 4 SFNIOR C I XSS ACTIVITIES For Our Fmal Year of SHS we chose thc quartet at the left to head up our actn ities Sunny dependable Jeannette as secretary and yoyial energetic Stan as xice president flanked by the eycr popular Vander Borgh twins Chuclc and Bob as presi dent and treasurer respectively ,-1 ' 1 .-,-,':' ,-,,.:- 'U , -,,:...-,.,,'j ,Q- y ,,: A 3 ' Q .5 nz ' 1 ' 1 Q , after school hours . . . a calm, friendly' disposition. irl 1: ,-: 1 11.-.,,:' . ,Tyla , , t A, 1 I . . . V ' ' 'nf T ... 7 V ' f ' f , AX q . 5 I 's I L K . . . J . X 4'lIALL , 1 4 7 .,- , ',, ., , ,A -' , , . Q r 7 r The Suyville Senior is really the school annual: .ind the book takes shupe, theres .1 feeling ol' having hut since it is published by the senior cl.1ss e.1ch year. created something th.1t vvill me.in more .ind more to it seems ours entirely. The yearbook is .1 year-long us .is the years go by. Heres the bunch that worked project. hut .is the rin.1l typed sheets start to pile up on the 1949 edition. We were scraping the bottom of the treasury various homeroom captains who led the magazine when we entered upon our m.ig.1zine-sellingc.unp.1ign L'LllNP.1igl l to L1 successful tinishgS2,000 worth of in the lull. Above .ire shovvn president Chuck with print sold, ,ludy Crosier, head cr1pt.1in, conferring with the The Senior Play is .1lw.1ys one of the high lights ot' the senior ye.1r. At the right .ire the c.1st and lw.1ck-stage workers whose combined efforts nude such .L success of The Divine Flora , under the direction of Miss Rodgers and Miss Knowles. At a formal prom two teen-age boys, Randy and Buzz, concoct the idea of promoting the daughter of a big- tiine business man in whose company they hope to land jobs. They get Randys family to invite the girl, Flora, to their summer home, and by constant coaching and advertising give her a build-up and air of mystery. Tex Arlan, a famous band leader, arrives at the near-by hotel and is so constantly mobbed by swoon- ing bobby-soxers that he seeks refuge in the com- pany of Flora whose interest in the opposite sex is still bound up in her father. Flora and Tex disappear by plane together-the one to deliver a birthday cake to her father and the other to convince his fiancee that the newspaper reports of his romance with Flora are a publicity stunt of her young promoters. They return in disguise Cto thwart the bobby-soxersj. only to find girl friend and father waiting for them. Flora has found that her blind devotion to her father has kept her in the background sociallyfthe bobby-soxers give way to the sophisticated fiancee, who is attually the wife of Tex. and. to add a touch of humor as the final curtain falls, Randy and Buzz are confronted with a new promotion job as a be- wildered parent. who has heard of their success with lflora, ushers in his two awkward daughters. CLASS QE fficvyp J' . 11 If 1-' 1 15 li 11 s 1 1- P, I . . .xlcll ilYCI1llcl1 1 I 1 1 . Pmm S I ig' E1ll'lJdl'il IGQILYI' X I . 5XrlI'ilYl1 i x tx +38+ jd? CLASS This years junior class is an amazingly versatile group. They have contributed generously to all sports and other activities. Many boys on the football. basketball. baseball. cross-country and track teams were juniors. The V. teams, too, owe much of their success to the juniors. The girls also made their mark in athletics and be- came high-ranking members ot' the girls' sports groups. Major positions on The Bfollw' staff were held by juniors, and they were justly proud of the advance- ment of The Blvffer from fourth to third place in competition with many time school papers. Only the utmost cooperation between the staff members and their sponsor made it possible. -. Af' QE '50 Teamwork and perseverance made the annual junior Prom a grand success both socially and tinan- cially. The Class ot' '30 is well on its way to permanent possession ot, the Class Night banner. As sopho- mores they took an undisputed first place in this event. and this year they tied with the seniors for first place. Their theme was Adx'ertisements . Their parade included a penguin, a camel, a cow, an Oldsmobile, and many other advertising symbols, all tagged with junior resourcefulness. Surely this high-geared class. continuing in its co- operative ways, will become next years seniors with great glory. - CLASS CDF UFFI P I Y . . Halulcl l'C'l'VC' C I , X I 1 - Xrlul Ie I I 'L lSlK'! 5 S XINVX' S . ICIU T . Inldlld .XNKIIQ I 'llc' I M' -1 W . 1- J r .gf ni X fn r Y 'u , 1 U, N F ' rf' EPI, In 'jk' I 1 CLASS Cl? '51 The Class of 'Sl reached the half-way mark in june, 1949, having established quite a record for themselves. In all sports they were well represented. Many of the boys played with the V. teams, and several earned places on the varsity teams. The girls showed their good sportsmanship in their many games of hockey, soccer, basketball, volley ball and soft ball. The V. cheering squad consisted almost entirely of our enthusiastic sophomore girls. Being a fun-loving class they created a great many laughs on Class Night vvifli their theme, ursery ,ff r' U l 9 it , . A A i-yfllj ' Q . x fit I!! KJ ,V al L i . CV Y Rhymes . Although they had to be satisfied with a mere second place. they received many line compli- ments on the way they carried out their interesting theme which was heartily enjoyed by all present. All extra-curricular activities had a generous share of sophomores, and to prove that they could combine work and play, they had the distinction of having more names on the honor roll than any of the other classes. The sophomores now look forward to their junior year with a feeling of accomplishment, and they are confident of their ability to continue the good work. 1, , v V I 3 CLASS QQ 5 .- 'f ' HI I ll'I R9 Y VI Iilvlli illllrcll RL Ill Nl 4 IJI'c'sllIf'lll . I,41Ilvl!lX llYlfllxLI Ni Itl llX . .XX4lI 4II'IQ' N .111 I-SQEWHICHL UIC! +42+ CLASS Une bright fall morning in September found an- other new freshman class waiting outside the doors of Sayville High. eager to show the upper-classmen who they were and what they could do. They had the distinction of being the largest freshman class ever to enter S. H.S., and they soon made their presence felt. XVith Gil Record as their president they chose Records as their Class Night theme. Everyone got cluite .1 few laughs out of the things that went wrong, including the Slow Boat to China which wouldnt stay righted, and the baby buggy that just wouldnt or couldnt accommodate Fred DeRuiter. lfrom the basketball angle they didnt fare too wellg the boys lost two games and the girls one. Although they were i E QV 6? dismayed at the judges' decision. they, the undisputed occupants of last place, did not lose their spirit but kept on plugging. The freshman football team won all four games played. Congratulations to Mr. Limouze, their coach, and the team. The freshman hoopsters, under the watchful eye of johnny Veryzer, won six out of their eight contests. Spring found freshmen on the baseball diamond. and racing around the track. Yes. freshmen. freshmen. everywheref In all the clubs. sports, and on the honor roll as well. To their teachers and sponsors they give their sincere thanks. and to the seniors go their best wishes for good luck and success. 41 ,faery '-if S xx I Ni-df' Q Q, Cl radix l 1 xxx av' g Q ,WS :W M 14-- '4- ' W I' IX ,J , fr, ' P23 I 1. WK 7n ' 1 I vig? ,s xi. Echoing footsteps be-.tt .1 well-worn jmith to Miss xYi.1Sl1lWLlI'lIL.S room every Tuesd.ty .tt noon when Year- book Cllub meetings were held. During these gather- ings the energy spent on deb.1te .ind distussion ol' the mrious ph.tses ot' the book wits restored by lunthes tonsumed in .1 very friendly .ind lIli.OYIN.1l Jtmosjwhere. 9 A Le - The lttbors and joys did not end with these meet- ings, however. for m.tny extrtt-eurritulttr hours were spent in the tedium of organizing, writing. and re- writing materirtl tior the Sdyyille Senior. A very important jmxrt ot the Yettrbook Club w.ts the Advertising Staff to whitsh the entire senior class owes .1 debt of gratitude tor their energetit tainjwttign- ing l-.lf and near for .tdyertisers to offset the major tost ot' this publitgition. Muth credit must go to the tonstientious, h.1rd- working editors .ind .tssoti.ite editors who m.tde up the staff. St.inley Albretht and Rodney Stoll were the toseditors, .ind 'lulius Blotker w.1s .1 most eflieient business m.1n.1ger. The Forty-niners lmye enjoyed the honor ot' be- longing to this Ofg.1lllZ.tllOll .ind sinterely hope th.tt .ill who ttlffy this tre.isure home will enjoy its golden inementoes tor whith members ot' the club h.1ye jxtnned these m.my months. The Blotters face was llfted thus xtxr Inttr utmg ntxx tttturu tu mort mturt xxtrt ttttt L lhlt xtttt thxt xttoml nxt tn Ittt xx ls xutft xx to uhtors Huthtr Nlumon mtl Rohtrt lhurw 1 xx ho xx ut tssxxttd hx usotuttt Lthtors Alum RIXLIIIIII md Chxrltx Slmctz Wlxlt bctttr txxdtntt ot the studentx mttrut m LILI mxx WLll5lk1IlOll toult thtrt hlxt bun tllll tht protuslon ot mxx spaptrx xxxth tact sloxxlx moxm oxxu th xturxxtxx mt torrntorx toxxtrt tht cxltx x X K x lor dl4C.StIOIl ot mort mxxs md lWOiSIb1X lunch uttmg Ht bfffll 1 to btd hrought mths sxxtxt t Ill n1ut5,ts to: xx nth thtst xoung yourm x x xx rt xxtll rtput tt ,Lil out atm Prus Asxotlxtlon COINCIHIOI1 Stxtrxl mtmhtrw 01 tht tluh lLLOINP1lllLki Mr Sdlmm thtlr bpousor to tn xtrx IIINWIFIIN md xxorthxxhllt PIKIILFIII' J n WOO student LdIfOfN md rtporttrs from lll oxcr tht mttd N ztu 1-N 15x 1' d Al' As mill, V-P A tj! x LV. Th-1 . . x11-1 tx lk -- -ti.r.1.1 tml A k S inf .A ul. Amt L-V 1 'A 'k'. I' ' A I tb 'E A L'-' 'c ' - fl. In this, its Auth ', lool V 'A lu ' -V P' A ' ' ' 'A ' Imtpcr mtcd third plate at the Columbia Schollrship 4.1 -1.1 1'.y t 1 i-M 1.. IS ff1'1g. tl ' Q . i 'i f '. it - F. V ft. f' x 5 .f 1' . g 9 if 3 .Q-' 31 .-l Democracy works in the government of our school through the General Organization. The students really supported their G. O. enthusiastically this past year and made a real sutcess ot' it. After nominations were made in an assembly, stirring cam- paigns for elections were held. intluding an asseinhly in whith all candidates niade speethes setting forth the plans which they expet ted to carry out it' elected. Earnest and tapahle othcers were chosen- - Ditk Burt, president: Dick lNIoldashel. yite-president: 'lean Zah- radka. secretary: and Louise Davis. treasurer. Five seniors especially honored in their junior year by heing selected to represent Sayyille High at Boys' and Girls' State were Stanley Albrecht. Arthur Browne. Mae Dehe. 'loyte Ingersoll and Rodney Stoll. This honor is made possihle through the sponsorship ot' the various Ameritan Legion Posts and Auxiliaries in Sayyille. Bohemia. Ronkonkonxa. and Lake Ron- konkonia. Students are selected for outstanding achiexeinents in hoth citizenship and scholarship. ln the week spent at Boys' and Girls' State they gained through experience understanding ot' how our gov- ernment functions. ln an early tall assemhly each delegate gave a re- view of the activities ot' this wonderful week of loenetit through work. fun. and good fellowship with the many delegates sent from all sections of our great Empire State. Service with cr flourish toultl he the motto ot' the Poster Cluh whith is toinposeel ot' upper .intl lower tl.issnien with speti.1l .ihility in .1rt. This tlub presents to the puhlit lllf-OflTl.lIlOIl. in the forin of posters .intl signs. eonterning sthool .1i:f.lifS. Not niuth is s.1id .ihout this husy group. hut they .ire 21 very I'lCLCSS.lfl' p.1rt ot' our lvusi' sthool lite, Brave warriors battled .ig.1inst C.1Lll other in the Lihriry e.1th lfritkiy noon. Castles, hishops. kings. .intl queens were set up and the tonihrit of the Chess Club was on. Pmetiee in reasoning .mel forethought in these games give splendid training to those who took part. Projection Squad to the rescue is the till sent out when anything goes wrong with the pro- jeetor. This yetir the seiuid featured slides ot' sthool songs .ind eheers. of voe.1tion.1l guitlanee. .intl exeel- lent movies for hoth entertainment .intl instruttion. Mental nourishment cmd refreshment wis serieel throughout the sthool hy Nliss Colenunis eltitient .orps ol workers in Ille I.ihr.1rx' fluh. lhex kept the hooks. zn.ig.izines. .intl piinplilets nleti in proper ortier: tietomtetl the hulletin hoirtlsg intl. in gene-r.tl. kept the l.IlWf,1fl' in ortler. Ciooil tunes were h.itl. tow, in the w.1i' ot' retireshinent .intl theatre parties. Fifteen jolly troubadours travelled to Port Wfashington to the All-State Music Festival held on November fifth and sixth. After registering and visiting the homes where they were to spend the night, they hustled back to the auditorium for re- hearsals which were followed by a dance. The sec- ond day of rehearsing was climaxed by a glorious concert in the evening before a large and appreciative audience. To all who took part this was .1 treat that will linger long in memory. Spanish echoes sounded through the halls on XY'c-d- nesday noons when the Spanish Club held its pleas- ant gatherings 'lille dashing senors and gay senoritas spent their time singing the songs, playing the games. and learning the ways of our Spanish neighbors. One of the highlights of the year was their trip to New York to enjoy Spanish food and a Spanish mov ie. I 0 IC . f I Our co-ed chorus made a hit song out of every- selection they performed. and afforded much listen' ing pleasure on the various occasions in which they appeared. The Mixed Chorus did much to make the Christmas assembly a success, not to mention their superb contribution to the Spring Concert and to the various assemblies in which they sang. Y ,ff Q If 'ax Q. f Q 'fig A., 'fy Q, x X yi s Q, I 1 Z' 4 3 If 7 G 1 9 5' 'S ' Rv EE' 7 ev I 1 H ,, I H we .1 IV' L.v X 3 ' Wa? A u -gfkr. M, 4-miata, 54 1 l 5 ,, Q Q ' 1 , 5 'xl gc 'Vw xg 'ws A 3 I I u i ef , 1 1 , Y ., E13 717 12 'sr With the Down-beat the Conducting Club begun its second year. Under the guidance ot' Mr. Vin Sclmick these musically inclined students lerirned the l-Lll1tl.llNCI'llLllS ol' conducting. After they had mastered these h.1sic steps, they were given the opportunity to These happy harmonizers are rewarded for their efforts when the Girls' Glee Club is chosen. They must have had two years of satisfactory chorus work in order to be selected for this group. Anything from Al Fred XWaring arrangement to a novelty number, Three Blind Mice could be effectively sung by these talented singers who were under the line direc' tion and patient coaching of Miss Davison. The Syncopated Clock must hue struck twelve. for it brought 11 new .md better year to the Suyville High Orchestra. Under the expert direction of Miss Hubert this OI'g.llIlZ.1IlOIl is it re.1l asset to the com- munity. In .iddition to furnishing tine training for .rspiring young musici.ins. the orchestra h.is played .L splendid concert. .1ccomp.1nied .in operettn, and ,tp- pe.1red with the senior play .md .xt Commencement. put them into prr1ctic.1l use in actual band and or- chestra rehears.1ls. This afforded to the members not only v.1lu.1hle experience in conducting but much pleasure its well. ? 'Q-' T. N. Q M A V ':4 J Q ix ' . iii it 5 ,, .5 .5 ,..w. .5 . ,J 3, J I 4, ,we J ik 7 , Vx A 4 f A if AKQK Xi . K? 4 ,N -X if wk'-xx. ., MAQ. 1 QZAU Lf , YV ! ,Q f' 'R ' Q N5 P -JENIQ35 'f iii? Q 1 V 5' fa!! , if' B . . up 'il :Q Vnfx' R sf. , . A v' 4: S Q. ' , is M-' ' . 55 gf- DUD1-: Pmcu Qi? W as 3 x We 7. If x 4. T, wh ? 4 U 3 ik M, K' .R' H V WQ7w Vw I :ff 1- 521837 Qi ' 4 f'4 442 W W ff H 'Q' . M5 If Ti if Q t 4' ' 4 45, -1 Ia K ,SQ K wg., ... wmvsg. wh qimmijggik WW-. J.4n'f 1 vnu! - 15 i9f?w4 'f' x 3. S23 Sl bean -Ns..-L E Q 'gQe! Z,WYZa 5gf'-.f' x- 4 'f- v . ' V ,. M4111 Marksmanship is encouraged in the Rifle Club as a means of teaching physical coordination as well as the proper care and use of rifles. According to degree of accuracy, this group is divided into pru- marksmen, marksmen, and sharp-shooters. Stop! Look! Listen! XX'ith the capable hands ol' Mr. Van Schaick at the throttle. the Railroad Club has made great headway this ye.1r. Everything down to the smallest spike is in their miniature replica of a modern railroad system. How to build a round- house, a side-track, a third rail. a bridge. mountain, tunnel, a factory, etc., taxed their ingenuity and skill in engineering, architecture, carpentry. and electrical work associated with railroading. Flash alarms were not uncommon this past year, but all excitement subsided when sight re- turned and the victim discovered a shutterbug from Mr, XX'enk's Camera Club. The members of the club. cameras in hand, were constantly in search of new subjects. scenes and activities. at which they could focus their lenses. and shoot. .Q 38 .- T-E-A-M ! Yea-Team! Without these sti- mul.itiiig yells ot the f,heerle.tders. who m.tde the gylll etho with their xigorous pep .mtl spirit. the g.imes would not hue been so muth lun. They eiitoumged the te.1ms .md led enthusi.1stit Luis in m.my .1 ll.lI'Ll-XYOI1 vittory. I Athletes gathered every Thursday noon iii Mr. Dessers room. 'lihis group. the Varsity Club. is tomposed ot' .ill boys who have received letters in one or more sports during the year. lts most iioteworthy .uf eomplishmeiits during the ye.ir was the .ua- m1.1l Vdrsity Club d.uiie. These .tthletit.1lly- minded fellows set themselves oil' by donning gh' swedters .mtl i.ttl4ets in the good old Sayxille tolors-f 'purple .uid gold. Popcorn, pins, stickers-.ill could be purchased the elub is to develop .md keep good sportsmrmship from the Girls' Sport Club. .m extremely active group. throughout Snyville High. Besides the suttesslul who gain their membership by earning 130. or more, leap year dance. this group is responsible lor th points each in the field of sports. The purpose of colorful. sparkling Christmas tree. g. X- 4 1 'Urn' 5 XS'-.. A ., A Av 2 25' +a-.NE A n' K- 4. , sf Qgzi 'UAF . 'H fr, 'fi ff wil 1511 1 Hr I ig! 3 Vp f fi J' I ig- zxk., fy ' 5 ix P 4 M, y Q U , i ig! 3 ' ' l , wi, u --eau' ,gg Yi if 1. r 4? 1 wo? fix L if bw 4, gf. 42,12 x 'env '..,..-o--.,,,,, .'f .. .. ' .-z '- .- '-T it The Purple and Gold started off their season with Ll victory over Central Islip 15-5. Nevssen and Scuitto were outstanding in hitting. while Wells .illkl Schneeherg did their part in runs. XVells having 5 .1nd Sehneeherg 2. The ftjtllll itself h.1d .1 good Lltly. Green st.1rted .lllkl pitched .1 good gdlllt until the fourth when CO.lLll Vifenlt sent Sthnee- herg in to relieve. Sthneeherg w.1s the winning pitther. This w.1s .1 non-le.Lg.ie gtllllf. The setond g.1nie w.1s the l7l.tshes' tirst detest. ll-5, under the lf.1st lslip te.1:i1. This tiftllllij w.1s .ilso .tVk'.ll'. Greene st.1rted tl1e game .ind Nevssen ktillle in to relieve him in the third .tnd then Grtene t.1me lW.lLl'i to give Neyssen .1 rest. Nejssen w.1s the losing pitther. Xwells .ind Sttutto L'.l1ll got LlXX'.1l' wiih L triple. while Sthneeherg hit tl1e1e,1a11's lirst liinzre run. ln the first lC.lgLlC gtlllltj .1t home. b.1vville lweft Bay Shore el-I in .1 good vittory lior Greene. Huh.1l .ind Stuitto teed oft' with doubles, .tnd good old Sthneeberg hit Ll triple. XWells wus the hitter ot' the day. rafking up two for tour. Savville went to Amityville and lost its tirst league game +I. Greene went .1ll the way, but couldnt hold them luck. Sehneeberg hit il double that did not help much. The next gtllllt ended in vietory for the lil.1shes i-3 in tl elose g.lIllC. Schneeherg started and pitthed good lull until the sixth inning when Ci0.lLill e.1lled upon Greene to tinish. l-lulmtl hit his tirst home run . .,. . . , ot the SC.lSOll. .ind ONe1l got himselt .1 doulvle. ' 1 O Neil vv.1s OLlISI.1IltllIlg with three out ot' tour hits. llulml got two hits. Greene w.1s the winning pitther. ln the tiourth vittorv tor the l:l.lSllL'S, the B.llWl'lOll hovs got in .1 tight nip .tnd tied the lull g.1me. hut the XY'enl:n'en entre out on top 3-l. Greene went the entire game .tnd w.1s, ol' tourse, the winning pitther. After ll.ll5yl0ll 1.1me Lindy, tl good te.1m but not good enough. The Xvenlcmen bent them 5-4 with Greene going .lll the wav, and Pttllttdino making his tirst 11ppe.1r11nee .1s number two man in the battery. scorrng two of the hye runs He was one of the outstandrng players Wells and Schneeberg each got themselyes two baggers The Flashes now got therr fourth Wm rn a row Lenny Greene agarn went the whole game prtchmg the boys to a qurck yrctory over Northport 6 1 Tony Paglruca got a double whrle Wells and Scurtto ea h got two huts aprece Palladrno also went the whole game due to the absence of O Nell who was dropped Greene got away wrth hfteen K O strrke 01115 After therr four strarght wrns came the tragedy Sayyrlle was trounced by the Huntrngton Hrgh boys 8 0 Watt and Corrado each got therr chance rn thus game Scurtto got another two hrts but eyen wrth that and Palladrnos one blgger the Ilashes had no chance Greene agarn went the whole game The Ilashes won mother non league game oxer East Islrp C 5 rn a mp and tuck ball game Greene struck out twelye and the team totaled nrne hrts to clrnch the game Wells Schneeberg and Scurtto each had doubles In the next game the tables turned Islip took Sayyrlle by an edge ot 6 5 rn an eyccrtrng ball gam Schneeberg went the entrre game and prtched heads up ball all the way Scuxtto hrt another double and Wells got three out ot tour trres The team totaled eleyen huts 'Ihe next game was a decrsne wrn tor SH S oyer Bly Shore 10 2 rn which Greene and Scurtto each got two basers md Greene and Schnee berg etch hit home runs The team tallied eleycn hrts loxr ot whrch were extra bases Wel s scored three runs hrmselt and Wells Schneeberg and Grec IL were outstandrng Attcr thrs Patchogue trred out the Flashes rn 1 clos gal e 7 Mexerdxerks got hrs two tor three and Wells got a double Greene went all the way to Vrctory Hussnatter put rn an appearance rn place of Hubal but dnd not tally After Amrtyyrlle Port efferson took a lot ot punch out of S H S rn a 3 0 encounter Next Central Islip was shut out 1 0 rn a hrgh game at Sayyrlle Schneeberg struck out 10 Lrndy came back at Say xrlle to lose 6 1 Neyssen hrt a trrple and Schnee berg a double Schneeberg went the whole game At thrs pornt Sayyrlle and Babylon were tred for first They met at Babylon Sayyrlle losmg the yretory and the season 4 2 Greene started then Schneeberg took oy er but nothmg could stop Babylon The team ayerage for the year was a 220 and the hrghest batter was Wells wrth 587 The Flashes tallred tour home runs 175 hrts 16 doubles and w Schneeberg 46 Greene had a percentage ot 697 and Schneeberg got 750 61 .fx , -1 ' I ' I y , ' X if ,I fc , . l , .L 1. h - I 'V . , v ' 7 . y A ' f ' 7 ' Y . . . - ' . ' ' l 'I' ' . V I v ' 1 l I ' ' - ' - ' r ' t' I t ' '- , L - I . . . V 9 - ' 7 - , ' I I - A . I I - ' lr ' - - - . . 7 V ' l , r' ' V' v . Y . . v - U 1 7 ' 3 vf' r - v ' A ' ' ' , ' . Y IV Q , 7 ' . a V . y V ' . , x I I I I ll Ly, x I I , ' ' . ' .' l , . .A A F' I H 9 a 4 ' ' trrples, and scored 80 runs. Greene struck out 101, I, 4- f . I V ' ' A Y ' ' . L . , . - . 1 7, . Y 1 , 5. W 1 Q A fr . ' ' .' .ln .le ' ' . , , ' -f ' A -' ' Q. - , 7 V ' 7, ' . , , . , v - ' ' , A . I A ' ' ' O . . , .-I ' A ' I I- y. . V'-'f, ' A I . - -, iv ,, - v ' '- .1 , . ' - 4, G , '- V, , ,, , , f,- .'- -- . . . , , . .C y, .E --54 ji ' ,. '. V ' ,. + T Q Sayvi1le's track season opened with a meet against Bellport which ended with a score of 76-28. The Purple and Gold won 9 events-shot-put, discus, 100, 220, 440, 880, hurdles, high jump and pole vault. These were taken by Williaiiison, Horvath, Nagy, Boniberger, Ackerley, Broere, Goode, Stoll and Vanderborgh, respectively. A Sayville relay of Nagy, Boniberger, Broere and Wiiies won in a fast time of 1.375 Next week Sayville and Northport visited Babylon and Sayville easily defeated both teams, Nagy winning 100 and 220, Ackerley winning 880, Williaiiison and Horvath in shot-put and discus. There was a Van Wfyen and Passerb tie for pole vault and a five-way tie in Sayville for high jump. The same relay team ran a good race on a poor track in 1585. Lindenhurst at Sayville was postponed because of rain, and then definitely cancelled. Amity visited Sayville and a fairly close contest was run. Nagy duplicated his feat of two wins, Boniberger won the 440 and Ackerley the 880, Powlowicz and Carpino took second and third in discus, and Williafiison and l-lorvath took first and second in shot-put. The relay again ran a good race, and Sayville pulled out front in point scores. Then the two-mile, one-mile and hurdle relay teams went to Babylon for the County Relays and against tough competition Nagy, Boniberger, Acker- ley and Kenyon took first in the mile, Wines, Allen, Broere, and Swamback took first in hurdles and Seer- veld, Conkle, Ravenhall, and Cvradisher took third in the two mile. Coach Case inaugurated the idea of a field event carnival in Sayville. Sayville in the discus with Carpino, Pawlowicz and Horvath won easily over Patchogue, the nearest contender. In the shot- put Port jefferson won and Sayville came in second with Nagy, Eller and Williaiiison. In the pole vault Sayville, with the Van XVyens and Buys, tied for second. Stoll, Vander Borgh and Bonhote finished second in high jump, but the Sayville broad jump team finished last. At the Island Relays, Sayville's same mile relay team took first place and with it a track trophy. Hun- tington visited Sayville and was outscored as Sayville took ten tirst places and several seconds and thirds. Nagy and Horvath won two events, Nagy the sprints and Horvath the weights. Boniberger took the 440 and Ackerley the 880. Then Sayville, Port jefferson, and Bay Shore visited Patchogue and Sayville set them all down after a tight meet with Nagy taking sprints, Boniberger the 440 and Stoll the broad jump. This meet gave Sayville the Section One Champion- ship. A week afterwards, on a rainy Saturday, Sayville failed to overthrow Riverhead by four points. Nagy won two medals for the first in the 100 and 220, Boniberger won the -1-10, Van Wfyen the pole vault, Carpino and l-lorvath second and third in shot-put, and l-lorvath third in the discus. Ackerley placed third in the 880, and Wines third in hurdles. The hill and dale men of Sayville High opened their 1948-49 cross country season with a victory over South Huntington. The harriers accumu- lated a low of 27 points. Our first man in was jim - Conkle, second, Bill Swamback was forth, Bernard sixth, Charles Conkle seventh, and Gradisher eighth. One week later, the Purple and Gold traveled to Bellport, but lost in a very close meet of 28-27. jim Conkle, Ravenhall, Swamback, Benard and Yonda finishing in second, third, seventh, eighth and ninth spots, respectively. The next week Sayville went to Bay Shore only to be beaten. The first four places were taken by Bay Shore. jim Conkle placed fifth, Ravenhall sixth, Swamback Seventh, Bernard ninth, Yonda eleventh. In a three-way meet at Patchogue the linal tally was Port jefferson 19, Sayville -ii, and Patchogue 65. 'lim Conl-cle again ran his race by placing second but was closely followed by tive Port jeffersonians. The County Meet was copped by Southampton with Riverhead second, Port jefferson third, Bay Shore fourth and Sayville fifth. Ravenhall placed 13, jim Conkle 18, and Swamback 22. Although the harriers were handicapped by losing four of their men from last year they still made a good showing for Sayville High. -- The '48 football season opened with a few former varsity players. The rest of the team was in- experienced, but they were in there fighting all the way-a spirit to be admired. BAY Si-ioaif vs. Sm'viLLii The opening kickoff of the first tilt of the season whirled down the field, and the powerful line-buck- ing Bay Shore team took the offensive. They drove through Sayvilles strong but inexperienced line for a first quarter T.D. Sayville, not to be outdone, moved deep into Bay Shore territory. A pass from Hussnatter to Brcere was good for a Sayville T.D. Bay Shore scored in the second quarter by recovering a fumble in the end zone. Although Sayville threat- ened to score from the 4-yard line, the score remained 6-14 at half time. In the third quarter, Takos, supported by a spirited team, bucked over a T.D. The last period was nip and tuck with neither team scoring. The score was 14-15. SAYVILLE vs. PATCHOQUE In the tirst quarter Patchogue went over for two touchdowns, and both extra points were good. In the second quarter, Russo tossed an aerial from the 46-to the 12 and Malsky went over standing. P.A.T. was missed. Another T.D. by Malsky was in a long pass. P.A.T. was missed. After kickoff, Sayville was pushed back and Broere was tackled behind the goal line for a 2 point safety. This made the score 28-0. Malsky passed to Croce, and he ran iff yards to a T.D. P.A.T. was missed. As the half ended, Patch- ogue led. 54-0, In the third quarter screen passes beiween Broere and Hussnatter gave us a T.D. In the last quarter, a Broere pass was intercepted on the 4-1. On the third play, it was run to the 23, then Malsky passed for another T.D. The extra point was blocked. Final score, 40-6. l.INDliNH1'RST vs. SAvviLLia Sayville High lost its third straight game to Lin- denhurst by a score of 7-0. Lindenhurst in the sec- ond quarter pushed through the only touchdown. Hussnatter and Broere each made a first down in the first period, but Lindenhurst equalized this by .1 long punt kicked by Hoffman. In the second quarter, after a 5-yard gain by Takos and a stop at the line of scrimmage, Van Wy'en tried a kick, but it was blocked and recovered by Lindenhurst on Sayville's 4-yard line. Antonicci on the first play went across for a T.D. standing up. Kettner place-kicked for the extra point. Midway through the last stanza Sayville started to drive, but was stopped by an intercepted pass on the 28-yard line. The remainder of the last quarter was mostly a kicking duel. AMITYVILLE VS. SAYVILLE Amityville kicked off and Sayville went bad losing 20 yards. After a short punt Amityville took over on Sayville' 25. Two smacks at the line and a re- verse made it 6-0. Amityville P.A.T. was missed. Amityville kicked and Sayville clicked. A Broere pass to Kenyon went 44 yards to the Amityville 45. Sayville couldnt score. A 5-yard line smack by Takos and an end run by Broere made the score 6-6. P.A.T. was missed. Eight plays after the kickoff, Crews went over, making it 12-6. P.A.T. was blocked. After an intercepted Sayville pass, Amity's right half back passed -15 yards to the left half back who ran 51 yards for a T.D. Score at the half was 19-6. 652 - eat? wifi U75 The third period was dull ball with no score and not much excitement. Two touchdowns for Amity- ville in the fourth quarter were called back because of penalties. Finally Amityville went over from the 1-yard line. Score at the end of game was 26-6. BABYLON vs. SAYVILLE At the start of the game Babylon, with twelve plays terminated by a pass, was good for six points. P.A.T. kick was blocked. Babylon intercepted a Say- ville pass, and then passed a total of 45 yards for another score. P.A.T. pass was good. ln the third quarter a Babylon back broke through the Sayville line and ran 62 yards through the Say- ville's secondary to make it 25-0. P.A.T. pass was good, 26-O. An intercepted Sayville pass was run for 58 yards for a T.D. P.A.T. kick was good. Score 33-0. In the fourth period, Babylon ran 58 yards to the Sayville 8-yard line. Three line plays later the score was 39-0. P.A.T. kick blocked. Midway through the period, Broere broke through Babylon's line and plowed his way 33 yards to make it a T.D. Broere kicked the extra point, making it 39-7 when the final whistle blew. HLFNTINLQTON vs. Sfxvvirrn Huntington scored in every quarter to get a total of 51 points, while Sayville registered 0. Huntington drove through the Sayville line for the first touchdown. The kick for extra point was good. The second touchdown was made by a recovered fumble in the end zone. The P.A.T. was missed. Later in the second period a Sayville fumble was picked up and run for a third T.D. The P.A.T. failed again. In the second half Sayville was a little better, but later in the third quarter an intercepted Sayville pass accounted for another touchdown. In the last period a Zi-yard run gave Huntington their final T.D. Say- ville came close in this half, but didn't quite make it. SAYVILLIQ vs. PoRr JEFF The Golden Horde played the last game of the year hoping to pull out a win, but a slightly better team from Port jeff beat them 25-13. Port jeff ran up a T.D. in each quarter, but failed to make three P.A.T.'s. Sayville's first score was 94-yard run by Gus Takos after intercepting a Port lateral which was thrown wild as the quarterback was hit hard by the in-rushing Sayville line. Sayville again tallied after a long drive upfield, terminated by a 14-yard end-run by Broere. Broere also kicked the first P.A.T., but Stoll missed the second one by a narrow margin. 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In J 7 ' ' L X I J I, f 'Qi,,.i, .V .fc 4,1 5' 5,4 fl I tacked the local hardwood. Ofif to a slow start with bad ball handling, Sayville finally rallied to lead by 6 points at half time. The Golden Horde found the range in the third and fourth quarters to win in a walk-away. 37-26. Al Van Wyen netted 1-i points, and the Vander Borgh twins sank 6 points each. SAYVILLI2 VS. H U NTINGTON The Wildcats of South Huntington visited the Sayville gym with blood in their eyes, determined to avenge the earlier one-point defeat. Sayville was just as determined to capture its fifth league victory. Both teams played slow and deliberately the first half, and as it ended the score stood at 19-all. The third quar- ter was a strenuous battle, ending with Sayville lead- ing by 6 points. As in the previous game, South Huntington came from behind to within 1 point, and then tied the score at 44-all as the game ended, Say- ville broke the ice in the overtime with a five point splurge, but the Wildcats came back to tie it up at 49-49. With 5 seconds left, Dick Van Wyen sank a foul shot which gave Sayville it's 50-49 victory. Chuck Vander Borgh meshed 15 points for leading scorer. SMITHTOXYN VS. SAYVILLI2 The Golden Horde of Sayville journeyed to Smithtown for its sixth league game. The Indians played a very slow game in hopes of stopping Say- ville's fast attack. In the first half, they didnt stop them, but they slowed Sayville up considerably. Say- ville found it stride in the third and fourth periods hitting for 1-1 and 13 points in each while holding Smithtown to 5 points a quarter. The final score was Sayville 5lgSmithtown 35. Rodney Stoll led the Sayville aggression with 17 points and was followed close by Al Van Wfyen with 16 points and Chuck Vander Borgh with 11 points. SAYVILLIZ vs. I-INlJiZNHl'RS'I' The Sayville Flashes took on the Lindenhurst Bull- dogs for their seventh league contest. They needed this gante to clinch first place in the Section A-2 di- vision. but went down to their first league defeat. Sayville started out fast. but fell apart in the second canto. The Bulldogs capitalized on Sayville's mis- takes, and forged to a 7 point lead at half time. Lindy still clicked in the third quarter to lead by 10 points. In the last quarter Sayville tried to rally, but fell short as the game ended with Sayville on the short end of a 58-30 verdict. Rodney Stoll again led the Sayville scoring with 14 points. NORTH PORT VS. SAYVILLIZ In the final league tilt of the season, Sayville trav- eled to Northport. This game had to be won or Say- ville would have been in a tie for first place. North- port rallied in the first quarter going ahead of Say- ville by 9 points. Sayville came back fighting, to tie it up at half time 19-19. The third period was a neck and neck battle with one team scoring and then the other. The period ended with a 35-35 tie. The last stanza was as bad as the third, but the Flashes scored just once more than the Tigers and won, -I6-44. Al Van Wyen paced the Sayville attack with 16 markers, and Chuck Vander Borgh was just be- hind him with 13 points. SAvv1LL12 vs. BAY SHORIE In the play-off game for the Suffolk County Cham- pionship, Sayville tangled with Bay Shore at the Islip gym. Sayville jumped into an early lead on several quick baskets, but Bay Shore retaliated and forged to the lead at the end of the first quarter. Say- ville never led again, but did come to within a few points several times. The Bay Shore fast break wore Sayville down. and Bay Shore won by the score of 45-35. Bob Vander Borgh and Al Van Wlyen paced Sayville with 9 points each. During the season the team played seven non- league games. Of these. they won two and lost five, one being a forfeit to Port jefferson because of an ineligible player. The junior Varsity this year. showing signs of good ball paying at times, won only one game. In recognition of the Varsity'S achievement this season, the Rotary Club of Sayville invited the members to a luncheon, and presented each with a gold basketball engraved with '48-'-19 Sect. A-2 Champs . I Basketball season proved successful with ninety girls partitipating in intra- murals. These girls were divided into two leagues, A and B, with the firosh and junior girls tying for first in the B league. and the jets capturing first in A. Those who were particularly interested joined a four to five oelotk group which made up the first and seeond All-Star teams. The first team played seven games, winning six and losing one. The forwards worked plays and had good teamwork. while the guards played zoning defense which proved suttessfiul. The setond team played six games, winning flour and losing two. This fall brought out a new intra- mural sport for the girls ol' Sayville High School, namely field hockey. The girls liked it very much, and many potential stars were evident. XWith an aggressive forward line and a fast-playing baelsfield. the girls came out very well for the first year, tying one, losing two. and winning three. The softball intramurals schedule was partially rained out last spring. muth to the disappointment of the large numher of girls who had gone out for this popular sport. ln the All-Star sthedule, the first game was dropped to East Islip with a score of 9-16. Next we played host to Bay Shore defeating them 14-9. Our next game was with Babylon. The store of' this game was 9-1. with the flashettes on top. XX'e then play- ed a return game at Bay Shore and defeated them again. 5-H. 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