Sayville High School - Senior Yearbook (Sayville, NY)
- Class of 1954
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' ,' L nv ZA, 7 M, 'A All I M, - f L r 4 f , r ,fl,1' , x14 45 Kg I1 5 1 1 1 - f',A, ax 1. f f ffl dllg that crazy accent ' XXX Nlf I llllfl IXNXFS W NHNIS ,fjfjdf-A f ,2 Cheerful dxsposltnon the man wxth a4D.eSet0 lntcrecl bcptcmbcr 1951 Football 7 Trick 'f Drscussnon Club 3 G0 cl natured 657 boat: chlc mcrl Club 1 rolcctl qu n 4 Intrxm 6 mc OH? nlmtc, gm W Pu XMB 7 4 131 U Aumfc 4 Drscussmn N694 9x5SlL!XNX W six Qwflb IO xx Nll W ll 534 Capable blushes easnly Q' K Z, takes thmbs m her strldc Ifntc rccl Scptc mbcr 1953 UR XCI NXEYER Musxcal calm and collected neat n sweet Grs Chorus 1 7 Book Club 1 3 4 Orchestra 1 7 3 4 jumor Rccl Cross 7 3 Honor Society 3 4 Girls Glec Club 3 4 Mlxcd Chorus 3 4 F T C 4 Drscussron Club 4 Assoc Edltor Smzllle Sem H 4 l URI TTS NXFH ILR Nice pretty smlle unpretentlous worker Girls Chorusl 7 Clmera Club 2 5 Blotter 3 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Dxscussron Club 4 Assoc Edltor Sagwlle Semor 4 45,555 .fx ,V il 'W Lf 'IU' Vifvl' Q1 frffllfl . , . 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M R11 Pll P XR xllll l ww Our yearbook business man shy manner .rmublc and lxkcablr Track 5 Blskctball 3 4 Var 4 CoBusmus Mmzgnr Squlle Senior 4 Ill llTl Persuasryc fellllflllllfy plus loyal supporter of thc Xanlxees Gnrls Chorusl 7 Clucrludnnlgl 3 Book Clubl 3 lntmmurrls Vwlfllllf., 1 mss C 1 ' 5 Op 4 Cnrls Glu Clu 5 4 Mm Chorus 3 4 Srmor Plu 4 Dmussnon Club 4 Sullllc S6111 fyd, ood nrturul aguy 1 M N118 ll is uc-ex 4 katbull 1 lntrrmura ot .1ll 4 'Ll111CDf e nrss for hot rods M 1 W broad Illl cl NJ r QL Club 7 3 O 4 .1 nlxl W M m lr sox ren 0 B ly enjoy lx lrls Cl 1 'P 5 4 tramuras JIM 3 lrls Glce Club 3 4 Discussion llle SEVIIIH XIRIN R Trim clrc snr eautrful auburn han' practncal Fntrrul Ortobcr 1951 Camera Club 7 Poster Club 7 3 In tramurals 2 3 4 F H A 3 Dlsrusslon Club 3 4 Senior Play 4 Sayzllle' Semfn 4 '-528 4-5 ' 1 N' LM' ff N , 1 r - . , 4 l' ,, Rlu' lf HQSUN r,-z.A ,,: f a.'l,4: T 'A ' Y , 2, 33 junior Rnd Crm 1, 2, 5, 4g Orclmcstra 1, 2, 3, 43 G. 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EAD Sl I I RFID 'Ieachers pet peexe fun lovmb allcrgrc to t1es F wtball 1 G O 1 1sketball,l- 7 sebill 7 Cross Country -Sal rlmurak 4 lx NI l II Rlllml l l N Freclcles brlght blue eyes tootball hcnd Footblll l Rlfle Club l Intramurals I ll -Xlllll INI RUSX I C te but qu1et sweet tempered C sen1or worknng gnrl Bl0llefQ 3 Intmmurals 3 W' wiv gw '-x29 cagjjff N' ,JM IISII RI LII Capable secretary always laughrng weakness tor naturally waxy halr Intramurals I 7 .Iunmr Red Cross 1 7 Blotter G 5 C 3 Ch lclclmg 3 Var 5 Tvurlmg 4 Surrlle 14:1 r 4 IUXN Rl XII lxl Short n sweet loxes French fnes anfl steak enjoys athlet1cs 1r Chorus 1 .incl I rr Glce Club 3 -4 Savile Sem cyhc , 9 XIICF SXIDIIR Clrtld th etgp excellence sl1m and tr1m r 'nv kf4XBSC 34GAA4A5 Fcllfor Sus em rig' Y n RIISQII. IIFIN oc ' 1 . . N318-1. 4 -. 3,4, V.1r.3. 39 H 'ic 1- ly 35.-.4 . an I , X7 V. .ysh . H, 'N SD .s 'HN' 1 ' 'I Y' fl' 1 -N sl' Q' 5' L ' 'J ' NKQ. mrf .yr sr. .. 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N., Nfls JA B nw I 3 Arr Brush Cluhl 3 4 Boys Glu Cluh 4 Mrxc N' .Sem 4 -L Qs L A xlssx 0' F 1TVl1kes to tease the grrls -Z! r ular personality Tv v Q 4 Truk 4 vrmr,C1ub4 Blond waxy hart nrce n quret Trick 1 GXXII Sl ll EFF Tall grateful pretty an outstandrng personalrty excels rn excrythrng rs Chorus l 7 ChCCl'lLlLlll lgl 3 Bark Club l 3 4 G O ramuralsl 7 5 4 umor Red Cross 3 G 5 C 2 4 Blazer KJPLILHI 5 Honor botrety 3 4 Grrls Glce Club 5 4 Mrxul Chorus 4 Stnror Pl my 4 Drstussron Club 4 Assot Etlrtor Smzllle Seznn 4 N Nl l Conserxatrxe .1 lxlxeable Suy nrte to haue around Good naturcd exuberant tmts rt hard to so lntrlmurrlsl 4 leoothrll 4 Vfrr 4 Cllss Vrte rurtltn 7 mtk S1311 le Sun 1 lOSl Pll Sl XTXI ISN Appretutrxe ot the arts consutntrous lrltes to help others Chorus 4 Optrcttr 4 Honor Sotrctx 4 Drstussron Clu 4 S1111 sl XX se 3 Va 3 Bask 'P RCN: Ill Slll x we all regret hrs leaung 1-1 30 '-5 . A' Gil. .',..1 Az' ,gmt ,,g ..1,4 Int' .itz-J' f Q3 .ll'l.ll'.' f ' l.XNhl. 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Rl.i.' .'.llTll WW Q61 nv 7 X4 Eollgyi Axlg rar- ill 112, , rf, 2 efbau 1, -, 5, 'lf Q WAV Zyl M11 I I1 ll QTOLOSM Practncal lnkes to shosel snowf7 always has an excuse Cross Country 1 Model Rulroad Club 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 Poster Clubl 7 3 Track 7 3 G O 3 Class V1cePres1dent4 NHR1 YN SM EE7EY Good home maker amlcable ln ely Camera Clu F H A 3 Fl lf Xlllyl ll TFSTX Fun losing and carefree efferxescent detests tests Entered October 1951 W lr x S ilfl 6ClClOLlS Xp ra 7 G 7 unr B 11161 1 3 Su Ile Sezzmr 4 1 Grrls ee Club 3 4 Operetta 3 4 G O 4 Mlxcd Ch s 4 Semor Plly 4 All State 4 Drstussron Club 4 Assoq Ed tor rf N yu ROl3bRF-L XF XCJF QSM Great jok t ow ml xl tall an blond 51-M oy Blscbalhy A3 rr Play 46 elf 1lX X X'Xl BON QW wt tl' Cl we t a t vs natl personalnty r as a Ct Pr en 'P mer l 7 3 C0Ed1tor 3 Boo C uras 1 Ban 1 7 3 4 Orchestrt 0 4 junror Re C oss 7 3 4 State 3 Op tt 3 4 G ls ee Club 3 Presrdent 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 G r a T C 4 Drs tussron Club 4 soc drtor S43 zle Ser .5 31 Q.. 0. 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IIFIHHICC L f Entrrrd btptnmber 1957 lX XXXl lrucndly holds outside responslbnlrtxes and her drnung ' Entcrcd Minh 1951 Book Club 1 3 4 Gxrlm Chorus 7 Bovxllng 7 5 Bluflef 7 3 jumor Red Cross 7 3 4 lntr1 murals 3 Opcretta 7: 4 Glrls Glare Club 5 4 Honor boucty 3 4 Mxxed Chorui 4 Semor Plax 4 Dlscubszon Club 4 Smzllle Sem I1 4 l XXX Rl 'NCP XXII l l XXXS Qulet actne ln sports an all round nlce guy G O 1 Clxss Vue PIC9ldCl'lf 1 Basketball 1 2 Football 1 2 5 4 Var 3 4 B.1seb1ll7 3 Var 3 Clam Treasurer 5 Intra murali 4 'l rink 4 'W32-1 f L f Rill- , 23 Truck 3, 4. , I ' . I 4 J f 1 ,I - 'Y fd I I nf' . . l , . ,VJ '11, h V 'C I ' 44 j WW , 0 ' . A, I , fll' f I' . lll l' lli V '. . lUlll' l5.zfkA . 3 rirbr 1, 23 GX. 1, 2,3gFoot41ll l, 2, 3 4 V1 Int. 4 I 2. 5. 41 Trruk 3. ah' of 637' it .XN'l'lll. l'l l'lf X'l'l'.XI.li 7' I' A Y is A V V Int . .115 3 f rui 21 , A ' N5 l. ll jg H -. ' '2.5.-X. LQA' l.j-1, ,X L V. 1 Y . . V 1' LIL 4 . , . 1-'!yQ1A ' ' . . . ' ' . . . IT il- , I Ir . . -. . M 4 1 ' WLV v ff , ,. W WA L, 1 ' 1 L I nu Y IXFF ffl' W UL l. I J RD F ful lx Xlxll U. wwf' wif' rv-9' .5 Xx Pcrpntull umlxdm. pcrpctual youth pcrpatu ll motnon C untrx 1 I k lwil C nlrang Vr Binlnll L1 ruun 4 Bly e L Qrnttx -I VIFSIYX Clulv rc 1 Lnt C 'Irm ur r Bcttu known is Zn Zu bug, hurtul good look too C' I uffff ' llllili XIDO Xl l3l Rl llXl'Nl R Ill UI NVOX DXYIIJ KI IXHOI D lUllX Nl llllll ll R 'Q36 'w hu' xv 1 I f - .I Q JVC l b 'C l D'-'s , .-19 ' f ' . f-'f'J ' ' ,J-N -0 '-HE' ..l .5 .Q I, ,Agx .f 9 :U l . 'A l.lflf 'l5ll Tnuk I. JL Cross ,mu 1' , 2, 5, -lg 5.1s ct 4 l l, 2, 5, 4, Var. -ig lass Viv-'-s1lAnt 3: aa. .sw 5. 4: '.O. T as rAr 5. 1 ws' Gle CI1h3.4:Op1'. 5, 'L . 3. 4. P 4s'dA 4: lass ' -as e 41 Mixul Chorus -lg Scnior Play -ig 5.1u'ill4 Seuiw- -S. V ' , . '. fx ' - lr V, 4' xr In ,, 7.2 W , .ev . , ' I 1 , .:,.l V' . f IMlRlJ'l'IlY X.X.lll'liIi ' ' limxlinj -lg Snzfffl Swim' 4. l CIHXSS l'0l.Ull5: .ll.XllllllX .XNU 1l.XY Y V ' 7 X Y Y V Y W All1l5lC1R.XI3lAFl15 l 'J 5 I3 sifbxf SENICDR I-IISTCDQY We may be the wee seniors . but our contribu- tions to Sayville High School have been man-sizedu. In many fields we have made our presence felt In our sophomore year. we broke with tradition by putting on the first and only Qto dateb sophomore dance. As it was a spring dance. we decorated the gym with fresh flowers and ivy-very pretty and lots of fun? ln our junior year. some of our classmates became the hrst active members of the local chapter of the National Honor Society. Others worked on the Blotter , which for the first time achieved top posi- tion in the second-class rating. For our Junior Prom, a giant mural in black and silver on the west wall, and street lights, also in black and silver, transformed the gym into Midnight in Manhattan . We had a wonderful time dancing by the light of the silvery moon . This year a constant round of activities has kept us on our toes. The sale of advertising for the yearbook, the sale of magazines fto earn money for our senior expensesj. the senior play. the operetta. the publica- tion of our yearbook. participation in clubs. musical organizations. and athletics. and a little homework on the side-variety is the spice of lifef l,l..X55 OI'l'Itl1R5 President, Ernest lflemig: Vice-President, XY'illiam Stoloski: Secretary, Lorraine Kelly: 'lirc-asurer. Lee XVish. 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Blotter . the jun- iors' big project for the year, got of? to a flying start with an assembly program. a take-off on Dragnet . We pitched right in on sports too. A number ot' juniors made the football and cross country teams. Wlmen the Varsity cheerleaders were chosen our class also made a good showing. Later in the Fall we held our class elections. WINTER: After Thanksgiving vacation. we found cjuite a few of our classmates on the basketball team. As a result of the .O. election, two juniors were elected to olhce: ack Lavay-vice-president. and 4 4 4 XX'ith March came Class Night and lots of prepara- tion by the juniors. Class spirit and co-operation abounded, and as a result of our efforts we tied for second place. We juniors also did our share in making the GO. Talent Show a success. not only from the standpoint of performing, but also in the technical side of the production. The Blotter re- ceived a second-place rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. SPRING: This spring The Chimes of Normandy was given as the annual operetta. Jeanne Coates, a junior. sang one of the leading roles. New members janet Weeclon crejary. Following mid-terms. the will soon he chosen for the National Honor Society ji Tor Prom, - big social event of the season for and several juniors will be a T Ong them. Twelve of .. was h,elc n HY gym which was gaily decorated to the juniors will be ch n s -a ook co-editors and carry, ojrtx reid re, inter XVonderland . janet Ajggofjdtc editors fin .AL Wfeedon eigj Ad over e j onjj as Snowy Queen. I l ly' I . .t J: 'X fr, If f l If X . X J L My Ji fl wa I A ' ' ' X ,' 1 ' x ' V tb' 'U j v 1 -X ' - V . . T . ,fr ji f fl 1 Mu S' 'mo ji f Wtifff 1, . X' ' j U -.1 1 'Lf . J' . ... ,. 4. . .. ty V J Q! is llalhh Hlllllxh lllll .XRD Xxlll l ll O- , i 1' ft ' , . . . , . . i Dy' At, ,df-P4 class svoxsolts fl. y A J lj c t, . ' 'l J I lluvi75'W . . . l'lr.li1'inttI1 tix J IV .Xxiss TTNYTSKJH I k r ANXTSS lll'l'llTIl ,f . 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The sophomore cl.1ss, represented in the persons of our three YlY1it'lOl.lS cheerleaders. cheered our school te.1ms on to vittory. Many of tl1e members ot the Vursity cross-country .md tYooth.1ll teams reside in sophomore homerooms. l:I'C5llIN.lI1 D.1y s.1w the sophs t.1ke the freshmen under their wings to show them the ropes .1nd throughout the rest ol' the ye-.1r we were the guiding light ot' the freshmen. 1Editori.1l comment: ? ? ? j WINTER: B.1slcetb.1ll is the lH.1lI1 sport in the winter .md we were represented on both the 'l.V. .md Varsity teams. The .lIlI'lL1.1l sophomore issue of the Blotteri' w,1s IN.lLlC .1 success by the whole sophomore cl.1ss. The .1ir w.1s blue found the junior homerooms when .v , , P , n . 1 pf, I ,4 it w,1s lC.lI'IlCkl th.1t the juniors h.1d tied the sopho- mores tor second pl.1te on C,l.1ss Night. The l'e.1r of clCl.L'.lf by green .md white next year is .1 constant thre.1t to the Class of '33, CEditori:1l comment: Sez you Y Y Y Yuj SPRING: As in other sports. the sophomores are on the X7.lI'SlIy te.1ms in tr.1ck .illkl h.1seb.1ll. The oper- ett.1. Chimes ot' Norm,1ndyi'. took Pl.1L'L' in April .1nd h,1d quite .1 tiew sophomores in the c.1st, In the spring. Htl young ITIJIIYS f.1ncy turns to thoughts olh' . . . p.1ssing regents. but well m.1lce itY 1Editori.1l comment: You hope Y Y HJ Besides the .1cti1'itie5 .1l1e.1dy mentioned, the soph- omores were ,1lso in the band. orchestra. .md other music groups. And now, farewell to our sophomore ye.1r. W'e Slhlll meet again next year .1s juniorsY QEditori.1l comment: Some of you. prolmhly Y Y Y 5 fi ' ff 7,6LAss roioies Gitiiiix AND WHITE ,. gf Y 'ff ' C1455 sroxsoits Y .Xlin l4.l'll'lis17H l,ll1.1i1'in.1r1 .lli-s. llUWil'lllll'Xf'l' .Xllz l.ir110L1ze F' , .xlxz ll lg0l'S1Ill I Lxliss lxvasliluurne FRESI-IIVIEIXI IZIMXSS 0I I'ICER5 .III-II .,A. Ix'iI.I , , I' ,... ,g,I,.,,, IYQIIQ ..... .II ...Q IX , YQ .,.- -I' ,-,. ,QII 1.,1 I I'I.yIIi, SI 1,f-,1 I ..1.1 I . SC .-,'ff Iary ISI-I l.,. ILM Q-.. I..- .,.- Ii , T,.caSu,, 5140+ FALL: Wk' were fairly active in sports during the year, liirst of all. there was cross-country in which a couple of our boys made the team -one even received his letterf lfootball was next on the schedule. but since there was an insufficient turn-out, no freshman team was organized. As for the girls, there were six who made the cheering squad, XY'e might add, they did a territic job in boosting the boys' spirits with their cheersf lfreshman Day was an event not easily forgotten. Although we were worried about it, when it was over, we decided it was really a lot of fun. NX'ith the seniors protecting our interests, we managed to sur- vive the ordeal. Still, it was not uncommon to find a freshman pushing a peanut along the street or shining Mr. Wfenles shoes. It was rough, but fun: just wait 'til next yearf Among other things, let's not forget the clubs and organizations in which many freshmen took part: band, orchestra, chorus, l .H,A. and other activities had several freshman members. WINTER, During the winter season. the routine was somewhat broken by Class Night. XVe placed fourth with 200 points. ln the various events, our football skit brought us fourth place and the cheerleaders captured second place: while in basketball, the boys were beaten by the sophomores. and the girls won over the sophomores by a slim margin. But just wait 'til next year. The basketball season came and went without bringing too much luck to the freshman team: how- ever, as we've said before, Wait 'til next yearfn SPRING, At last spring arrived, bringing with it the track and baseball seasons. Every afternoon we could see the boys running around the track, broad- iumping, and catching and batting on the ball tield. Our tirst year now being completed, we'll soon be looking down at the little freshmen who have just come in. VC'e can hardly wait 'til next year. .yd- f.,:,.!! X' CIHXSS l'tll.lllt5 I3l,l'li .XXIJ lN'Ill'I'Ii I I4-'itz tixss siwixsuics .xlix lfal.-5 NN-J .xXl'N. .Xllrlll l ANrQigwm-ifil'l'lh1lI1 .xliz llc-ssei f l, J .VVIU lljxizcn .xliss lkiiwsvvlctis I N fl ilixk . c i ft ,f Q ff. I A flfwg il F' f NZB . Av X X , ' In T, , 7 H X rl v i- , Av X 'allx' ' fr , txlg i w Prvslglvrwt Ilrvsinlcfxlf I-jI't'SlAlPNt SPFVPIH fy It I I Tl'C'1l5lll'l'r -n. FALL: Election of othcers was held this fall. The othcers chosen were president, vice-president, second vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. After the voting in the morning, the results were announced in the afternoon. It was a good race! Football games last fall in the junior high were pretty tough. 7-5 and 7-2 battled for tirst place in the seventh grade, with 7-2 winning, while in the eighth grade, 8-3 was champ. New interests were aroused when the clubs in the junior high were re-organized. Some of them were If.H.A, Tumbling Club, junior Red Cross. Drama Club, and many others. WINTER: Drama Club, on the day Christmas vaca- tion began. presented a play, A Christmas Carol . A few months later the Tumbling Club, under the direction of Mr. Davis, put on an exhibition for the junior High, the Elementary Schools, and for the Fathers of the boys on Fathers Night. Basketball was another hard and bitterly fought with 7-2 tinally beating 7-4 for tirst place in the seventh grade, and 8-5 nosing out 8-2 for first' place. SPRING: The F.H.A. Fashion Show was a real good one with boys and girls from the seventh and eighth grades volunteering to model the clothes. The show was presented on the 6th of April. Softball games this year in the junior high should be good ones, as most of the classes are about equal in strength. Wfonder who'll winf , H 'S At . n . X ,ff 1 f J, Q lx H ' b --M wx.-. A A N Q ., x X mn, -- x zzarvq. 'WF 'X 49 'X , E. 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The hrst issue w.1s puhlishe1l tluring'prep.1r.1tion for the .ll1IlLl.il lifffnti Assembly. this time .1 imrotff on Dmgnet. Mrs. Harriet Crowley, won1.1ns etlitor ol' the .Nell lbnk Twftfi. spoke 'to the st.1ff .ll70lll her experieuees '.1s. a yvar Corre- spondent in KOl'C1l. .mel Russell Etlwirds, .1iso .1ssoci.1te1l with the 'li1ut41, .11l1h'esse1l .1 group ol' etlitors. The highlight ol' the year for lilffllti nienihers w.1s the ci0llHNlWi.l St1hol.1stie Press ASSOkl.lIiOI1 Clonvention .it c.OlLlINl3l.l Lhixersity. 'lo llll.lIlkC the II'.lI1SPOl'l.lll0Il to New York luke s.1les were heltl. The liffwftfr receixetl .1 SL'LOI1kl-Pltikf r.1ting .it fiOlLlINlHl.l. the highest r.1ting gixen .1 piper from tl sthool our size on Long lsl.1n1l. lf.1rl1' in Al.lI'L h the liffff,'ti sponsoretl .1 1lehgl1tIul .isseinlvlv Iwrogiuin itxllllflllg the Antonini li.1llet Me-l.1nge. Mrs. l5ret.1 All.lI1 .1t'tetl .1s lmlklllly' .ltlXlNOI', .mtl lrlllllli Heeter .1s PllOIO2LII'.lIWll5' .lLlX'lSOl'. C u- etlitors were Ri1h.1r1l Ar.1t.1 .llhl Ver.1 ciftllllllit. Assoti.1te lftlitors -lO.1I1 lie-1el.1n1ler .lllkl lie-111' Ann 'liis1l.1le: News lklitor M.1rg.1ret Mir- LlL1.lI'kllQ Ciolunin lftlitor-f 'Eleanor Eis: l'l.lnl .1n1l lie.1t11reff-.l.1ne Norton: Boys' Sports Arthur Skitlmoreg Girls' SlWOI'ISg.lC.iIlI1C CjO.llCSI Pho- togmphy- Ri1h.1r1l Ar.1t.1: Business Al.l1l.lflL'I'n- Chlflltflllt' liigler. 1 fl . i . A.. N 11 'A' r a . J ' ' ' D , I ' luhli 1lHlhlN 5 H, N ,V ' 1 1441111-111 iiiwi'i'1ii1s 0' , . ' ' 1 . 7' I l l Rf' X i VIYYIUY VI I li 3 HLOTTER STAFF TUESDAY noon is the tratlitional time for the Yearbook Club to meet. Batk in the late spring of '55 those interestetl in putting out the 1931 yearbook got together .intl those as to-etlitors, Ifretl Hammontl .intl Gayle Lixingston. lfrom the tlub members they seleetetl a staff of ten: Lorraine Kellyv-lfront Seetiong Gayle Sthaeff antl Virginia Vantlerborgh-Seniors3 Grate Meyer and Ditk liales----Attiyitiesg Alite Saitller and Ernest lflemig - Sports: Loretta Meyer? Untlerelassmenl Charles Baltay Photography: antl Marilyn Thomas Secretary. Tethnitally, at least, the yearbook was untler way. ln the fall, our work began in earnest. Wk- startetl regular 'liuestlay meetings for the purpose of mapping out the book and beginning on the Senior Section. Before we knew it, it was time for the atl staff to go forth and do battle, and our work proueetletl to the rustle of incoming money. After the tampaign, we fountl ourselyes with two ttount 'emb business managers. Ralph Parkhill and Valerie Gamble. Now that the economic netessities had been supplied we began to spend more time looking for a theme. Finally one sug- gestion tlitketl with all of us, and we started on Wee Seniors. 'l'hereafter, the weeks began to slip by in an orgy of picture taking, write-ups. more write-ups, picture-page layouts. and Cover samples, Witli a sigh of relief we sent off the proof antl leanetl batk for a little well-earned rest. Batk came the proofs shortly. to be corrected and returnetl for the finished protlutt A- the 1931 Stlrllljjft' SL'lljlH'. DAY Another 'l'L1estl.lX' group is the f.1Il1L'l'.l Club, whith iosters .lll interest in photogmphy .111d produtes .1 n1e.1ns ot keeping tl pCl'lN.lI'lL'I1I retord ot' student .ind f.1kLIlll' .utilities .ind sports. The tlub works in both bl.1ek-.1nd-white .ind color, The Poster Club is .1 sin1il.1r service OI'g.lI1lZ.lIlOI1, It sup, plies posters tor d.1ntes. G.O.. liffflftfig KJPCFCIIA, .lI1Ll senior pl.15', The tlub h.1s no otiieers Members work on tl1eir own. sonietinies sup- plying .1n org.1niz.1tion with twenty to forty posters. Some ot the n1en1- bers have entered poster tontests during tl1e ye.1r. Virgini.1 xI.1HLlCf- borgh won setond prize in .1 poster tontest sponsored by the South. side llospit.1l Auxiliary. Also on ,T.LILtSml.l,' the Model C'.X1lll1Ii.X 1 l,l li if , V l'0S'lllfli Fl,l'li .'ll0lilFl, lQ.Xll.lQf1,Xll l'l,l'li R.1ilro.1d Club znenibers .ipply their knowledge gf geometry. er.1t'ts. .lllkl eleetrieity to tl1eir interesting hobby. This ye.1r h.1s seen much progress in the trick l.1y-out .md l.1ndst.1ping for the pern1.1nent set up in the bisement of the ,luriior High building. 7 ,, T cf-s 1 1 I I 4 A . I ii :A 'F 1a111's' ' 1 ' ' 1 I 1.111 tIl'I3' ff K u 1 J' 8 f f v ,td ll A . 1,11.1,s 1.111 tlillil uf 7 ,, 1 y Q- J p f J WED WEDNESDAY is no less ll1lPOI'I.ll1l for .11tivities, Girls. Cilee Cluh, llltltli' up of junior .llltl senior girls. presents its t.1lent in three-p.1rt l1.lI'Il1OI1y .it the Annual Spring Concert. The ll1.llC LOLlI1fCI'P.1ff. Boys' Glee Club, tonsisting ot' boys from .ill tour 1l.1sses, .ilso 1n.1kes .in .ll1I1ll.ll .ip- PC.lT.1l1LL' .it the tontert. ln l:Cl7I'Ll.lI'y .intl Mtirth some ot the inenilwers ot' e.1th group prepare for the operettn. L.1st 1'e.1r's operett.1 took pl.11e ln Cin' H.1- x.1n.1, whith w.1s .ilso the title ol the pl.1y, lt tonternetl two Allltflulll col- lege hoys. Stanley .intl loin, xisiting the lsle tle c,LIl'I.l Hotel in H.1x.1n.1, where they tell in loxe with two Culmui girls, S:.1nley with .1 girl n.une1l M.1rgot .intl loin with Ci,lI'INL'll Alxgirez, kl.llll,LflllK.'l' ot the h.1tel lll.lIl.l2QL'IA. Senor AlX.llAL'Z. Dur- ing this time the .lI1IlL1.ll f.Lll7.lIl rexolu- tion st.11'te1l, .1n1l everyone w.1s tontinetl to the hotel. Ainong the other guests .it the hotel were two sisters, lNl.1u1lie lielle l'1e.11lle. .1 tloinineering ol1l l1'l.llLl, .intl Sister lie-.11lle. her nieek sister. Untors lLII1.lltll'. Sister l5e.11lle nientioneel .1 spe- 1i,1l lW.lSSXX'Ol'tl to .1 f1L'llllL'IN.lII seeking some goiernnient klJLLllllCllfN .intl w.1s thereupon relentlessly pursuetl hy the gL'I1llL'Ill.ll1 tor the rest ot the OPCI'L'll.l. .After .1 hil.1rious series ot' lQlLll1.1IWlWlI1KQ .intl Clf:.1IWPC.1f.1UCCS, things heg.u1 to work out. l5e.11lle got her lN.lI1. Ci.1I'ITlCl1iS 1h.1pf erones letit tor the suhurhs, .intl lXl.lI'tLjOZ .1n1l C.lI'Il'IL'Il went to stutly in the Unitetl St,1tes. along with Stanley .intl Toni. Miss llivison .intl Miss Rotlgers. I 1, 3 .isjstetl hy Miss Knowles, tlirettetl the . 1 ' , ' lofseretei. Vit fl ' r f,.l5l lllv 'lyli XY llX'.XY.X N ef ,Q -1. , :mug ESDAY The ihrt-Q other XY'f1li1r-s1l.1y tirginizacions .ITC 1l0r111i1.1t1'1l hy tht- girls. l:LlILll'C 'l'c.11l1crs Cltih. 111.1i11l1' lor st-iiiors who .iru going to it1.1lsu flgltlllllg their 1.1111-1'. liulps them lWl.lIl their tollcgc PI'L'IW.lF.lIlJI1. ilihc more .1thlcti- 1.1llY-iiltlillul girls ot' thc sthool l1.lX Q .1 1h.1111'c to p.1r1i1ip.111- Ill 11111114 l.LXOI'IlQ sports 11i11lfi' the Girls' Sports C.lLll7. lfiitixiiitt' is lmsul 011 points olwt.1i11u1l iii x.1rio11s sports. lifsitlcs pro- moting sportsiimiisliiph this yt-,ir thu girls i11.11lc .1 trip to N.Y,Ci. to sec .1 pl.1y .1111l prusciitctl .1 b.11lic ll.1wlsii1s 1l.1i11c. thu M.11' Hap. 'lhc thirtl is thc l'iLllLlTC Hoi11ci11.1lscrs ot A1111-ri1.1. whose purpose it is to CIl.ll5lC 11s to iimlsc our home. tommiiiiity, .mtl Il.lIlOI1 .1 luppicr 1wl.11c in whith to liwf' XYI-irc proutl to s,1y th.1t thu St.1tQ Prcsitlciit, X7L'f.l ciI'.lLllll'iL', minus from this S.11'xillc group. I'l I'l'lil' 'l'I'Xt'Ill IQ9 i L 1 ilfffi is it is -1 1 iillil 9' SI'tJIt'l'5 t'l.l h ll Il Ill' lIlt5llf5l.Xli ltl' .X.lllfIQIf'.X .dv THUR XI I VI' NTP . ,,, .,.. II AIHIX lxlplv 1lxl755 X XIQSITY MIIB I I1 N Hi SOC! ETY SDAY THURSDAYS the outst.tnding pupils tirom the B.1nd. Orchestra. .uid Mixed Chorus re- hearse for All-St.1te. This ye.tr they went to Port Xlihishington. where they pl.1yc-tl .ind s.tng with .tdxyinced pupils from other schools on Long lsl.ind. 'le.inne CQo.1tes Vkkls chosen to sing .1 solo in the All-State choir. .lunior Red Cross w.1s busy sending gitit boxes to children overseas. m.1lxing exchdnge .tlbums .incl supply- ing CQhristm.1s gifts for men in the serxicei these were some of its m.iny worthy Activities. The m.iin interest is the promotion ot' interndtioiul good will. Varsity Club is for v.irsity letter men, who .ire e.isily spotted with their tl.1shy jackets. They g.ive the first int'orm.il d.1nce ol the ye.1r. the Varsity dance. .ind .tlso func- tioned by selling programs .it tiootlull and b.1sl-tetlmill games, A new Thursd.iy group is the August E. Hubgl Chlpter ot' the National Honor Society. Or- g.1nized List year, it now h.1s eight members from the Senior Class. Members are chosen on grounds of scholarship, ch.tritcter, service. .ind le.tdership, The organization promotes and encouaiges these traits, .md it helps to rind them when .tssisting in recommending new members. Senior Band develops musical .ippreciltion .ind ability to play it band instrument. The band m.irches .lt lio0tb.1ll games .ind in the Memorial Day P.1r.1de. The president, Blair Moger. has .in opportunity to direct tt selection .tt the concerts given. the W'inter .ind Spring Concerts. , SILNIO 'S Gl'lNlill.XI. Olit1.XNlX.X'l'lON Geneml Org.1niz.ttion, sponsored this year by Mrs. Hugelmeyer. underwent A complete revamping. Campetigns for student government othcers included petitions, public speeches .ind voting machines. Oth- cers chosen were Dick Eales-Presidentg jack Ld.Ytly -fVice-Presidentg j.1net Weeclon-Sec'retitry'1 and Lee Wish---Treasurer. The Student Council, which meets Thursd.ty noons, is nude up of two representatives from e.tch homeroom. Activities sponsored by the G.O, this ye.1r were pep rallies. G.O. Square Dance. et Clean-up C.1mp.1ign, .ind .1 trip to M.idison Square Garden to see the E.1st-West All'Stttr Basketball pl.iy-otlf. Also, although this school does not sponsor buses to games, the G.O. got interested parties to- gether so that students were able to .tttend m.tny of the out-of-town games. I5 .X N ll i Y FRIDAY is set .iside for tl1e otl1er llkllll hody ot' tl1e General cDI'51.1XllZ.lfl0ll. tl1e lixetutixe Countil. llere tl1e he.1ds ot' tl1e ton1n1ittees meet with tl1e 69.0. otliters. Tl1is group, in .iddition to reteixing instrut' tion in l'.lI'll.1INCI1I.lfy protedure, interprets tl1e ton- stitution .tnd detides the .xetion of tl1e Student Clountil. There .TFC eight tommittees intsluded under tl1e GO. setup. The Athletic Cloinmittee under Edward Greaves h.1s heen Among the husiest. lt sponsored our pep r.1llies .1nd .1rr.1nged for the stu- dent buses to g.1n1es. Letter Ihr w.1s .tlso p.1rt gt' their progrun. Tl1e Soti.1l Clonunittee w.1s responsihle tor tl1e Square Dttnte Ci.1yle Sth.telT .ind her tomniittee .ilso worked on Pl.lI1S lor noontin1e.1ttixities. Virginit Vttnderborgh he.1ded the Sthogl ln1prox'ement Group. The Lost .md lfound 11nd tl1e Cliklll-LIP Chllllllllgll were sponsored lw tl1is toinniittee. Since tl1is w.1s .1 rebuilding year. tl Constitution Conunittee under -liek SHXIUR ll UO, l.Xl,ll llXl. L.1x.1i' lltlxl ITIL' yolw ol rexising tl1e old tonstitution. Our l.1lent Show this yL'.lI' w.1s run lw D.1le c..lSP.1fl .tnd l1er Asseinhlx' Coinniittee. Pete Morris deserxes .1 2.II'L'.ll de-.tl ot pr.11se lor his elletttxe st.1ge lll.lll.1gIIllLf .ind striking llgllllllg elfetts. XY'riting lor tl1e town IlCXX'SIW.lI'Ltl' .tnd fiffffftr puhlitity for X.lI'lOLIS school tiunttions w.1s l1.1ndled hy tl1e Ptihlitity C,o:nn1ittee under Arthur Sltidntore, Lee XVisl1 .ind tl1e lfin.tnte c,OITTlTTlliL'L' lhllltlltkl tl1e money end ot tl1e TLIIMIIJIIS. A Cirieytnte Coztuiiittee, whose th.tirn'i.1n XKQIS Ernest lilemig. w.1s slow in starting, hut we hope th.1t next TCJI' tl1e students will lwenetit TTFOIN hoth our suttess ,ind llllSl.ll'il.'i .tnd h,tx'e .1 lwigger .ind hetter 0.0, The Senior Urthestr.1. under the direttion ol' Alias Ci.1rol Noyes. rel1e.1rses liridtty sixth period, It pro- xides n1usit' for the senior pl.1y, operett.1. .ind toni- inentement .ind t.1l4es p.1rt in the AITllLl.ll Spring Conte-rr. It V ll liS'l' RA DAY Mixeil Chorus t'e.itL1res tiotir-ymtrt illlgllig .tt the C.l1FlSlI11.1S progmm .mtl .tt the Spring Coiitert iii Nf.ty, Atlntiiietl Reitliiig Cluh is .1 group whith h.is heeii together for tour years. They re.1tl tollege-lex ul hooks, this ye.1r stutlying works in soti.1l seieme sixth .ts Guliyer's ,I4I'.1X'ClSi.. XX'.1r .mtl Pe.tte by Tolstoy. .mtl Passage to Iiitli.1 . The girls in the l.ihr.try Ciottntil .tssisr in xsriotis hhr.1ry tluries. .trntiiygiiig hooks .mtl proyitliug theer- ttil .mtl etlut.ttioii.tl tletomtions in the lihr.1ry. They use stutly h.tll time to ohtsiu extr.1 tretlit. In the I'.1ll they give ,in .issemhly program ,md later give a Christiius te.1 for the faculty. .WIXFD FIIUIQVS ADY.XNC'lfIb ICIQXIWIXKE l'l,l'!1 LIBRAIQY l'lJl'X4'Il, BASEBALL .l.XY X'liIiS Sayville w'as defeated in the opening game of the N135 baseball season. The winning pitchers. Zartone and Ramsey, combined their talents to piteh a twos hit shutout against the Flashes on April l-i, Charlie Smith and Stuart Russell had the only hits for Say- ville. The game was called at the end of five innings because of darkness. Sayville 0 lslip 7 Sayville was again defeated in the second home game of the season. The Bulldogs gained fifteen hits on Sayville's hi pitchers, while Sayville had only two hits. The winning pitther was Ed Sheehan. Sayville I Lindenhurst 17 The Flashes lost their third home game to Amity- ville on April 21. Falero pitched a no-hitter. Hugelmeyer allowed only three hits. but this was sufhtient for Amityville to win the game in the last inning. Sayville 0 Amityville 1 Sayville lost the first away game of the season. The Flashes put up a good fight, but this was not sufhtient to stop the Bay Shore advance. The losing pitthers were Neville Hugelmeyer and Danny Seibert. Sayville 2 Bay Shore 7 The Sayville lflashes had their first win of the season, Danny Seibert pitched a brilliant one-hit shutout against Port jefferson. Charlie Smith was able to store on an error. Port -leffersonis one hit was a single in the last inning. Sayville l Port .Ieffersan tl The Flashes lost their tirst settional game to the Red Raiders on April 27. Three pitchers were put in. but even this did not stop Patchogues storing. The game was played on the home grounds. Sayville 3 Patchogue I6 Sayville lost the sixth game, The lflashes tried. but were not able to score. South Huntington scored once and kept that lead through the rest of the game. The game was played at South Huntington. Sayville 0 South Huntington 1 li li I. I.lf It .Nl FN SFI X ON llll IRM lx .XNI7 Sayville won the first league game on home grounds. The Flashes won the game in the first inning when they scored seven times. The winning pitcher was Neville Hugelmeyer. Sayville 13 Northport 5 The Flashes had their third victory when Danny Seibert pitched a tive-hit shutout against Smithtown at Sayville. The Flashes scored in the third and sixth innings. Smithtown threatened in the fifth inning, but did not score. Sayville 2 Smithtown O Sayville defeated Patchogue in their second clash of the season. Smith, Morrison, and Hugelmeyer led the attack with seven hits among them. The whole varsity showed good form as the Flashes made nine hits for nine runs. The winning pitcher was Neville Hugelmeyer Sayville 9 Patchogue 5 The South Huntington Wildcats played a perfect game. Catherwood pitched a no-hitter against the Flashes at Sayville. The rest of the team backed him up as they scored eight times. Sayville 0 South Huntington 8 The Flashes lost a seventh time in their game with Northport. Hall, Brinkley, and Wine led the attack for the Tigers with two hits each. The Flashes tried but couldn't score at all. Sayville 0 Northport 10 Sayville won the last game of the baseball season. The Smithtown Indians were able to score five runs, but the Flashes stopped them at this figure. Sayville came back with eight runs to win the game. The winning pitchers were Hugelmeyer and Seibert. Sayville 8 Smithtown 5 .MY VEES The Sayville jay Vees had a schedule of nine games for the 1953 season. Although the boys didn't win many of these games, they showed much promise. The coach should have good material to work with next year. The schools on the jay Vee schedule were: Lindenhurst, Bay Shore, Huntington, Babylon, Patchogue, Port jefferson, South Huntington, and Amityville. lS.Xl.l. l'll'1l,lJ YI TRACK ln the first meet of the season Sayville was beaten by a good Bay Shore track team. The Casemen tried their best, but they were able to score only two first places. Frank Zahradka won the high jump, and joe Buckley tied for first place in the 180-yard hurdles. The score was 74 to 30. The meet took place on home grounds. Sayville lost the second dual meet to Amityville, by a score of 39 to -fi. The Flashes held a slender margin in the field events, but they were overpowered on the track. Buckley, Corrado, Eales, and Carter placed first in the various events. The meet was held at Amityville. The Flashes lost their third meet to Huntington by a score of 54-2 5 to 49-l 5. The margin was close throughout the meet. The first places were distributed evenly throughout the events. The meet was held at Sayville on May l. The Sayville trackmen garnered their first victory of their track season by defeating Babylon 6-4 to 40. Sayville took first place in every event except the 100- yard, 220-yard, and the relays. The meet took place at Sayville. The Flashes lost their fourth meet, a triangular contest with Patchague and Port jefferson. Patchogue won by a score of 49, to -43 for Port jefferson, and 58 for Sayville. This meet was held in a heavy rain on the Port jefferson field. At the County Relays Byrnes, Rosicke, Murnane, and Corrado came in third in the four-mile relay and Olivie, Elton, Rafferty. and Carter placed fourth in the mile relay. The meet was held at Patchogue on May 8. The county's top teams attended the Suffolk County Track Meet. Carter, Corrado, McDiarmid, Zahradka and others helped Sayville to place in many of the events. The meet was won by Bay Shore, and Sayville placed eighth, The meet was held at River- head on May 25. Frank Zahradka was the only man from Sayville who placed in the Section 8 meet. The meet took plate at Sewanliaka High School on May 50. Frank went to the fntersectional Meet at XX'est Point on .lune 6, but he was not able to place in the high jump. :wk 'A 'i f fi KX dy Ziff- Q J e 1' AX S li .ll li N CROSS COUNTIQY Sayville lost the first meet of' the year. Bay Shore won this meet, Babylon coming in second, and Say- ville third. Mclilligott of Bay Shore broke the tape first, and Redlein of Sayyille finished second. The meet was held in Bay Shore on October 6. Bay Shore 38 Babylon 59 Sayville -16 The Sayville harriers won their first meet of the season against the Huntington team, jim Byrnes crossed the finish line first, with Redlein right behind him to take second place. The meet took place at Sayville on October 9. Sayville 21 Huntington 36 Sayville won again. The Flashes placed a four- way tie for first place. Byrnes, Redlein. St. Lawrence. and Krause were the four Sayville men to place first in the meet. The meet was held on the new two-mile SAYYILLE course at Amityville on October 16. Sayville 22 Lindenhurst 44 Amityville ii The lilashes came in second in the meet at Port jefferson. Mike Caraftis of Port jefferson crossed the finish line first, with three of his teammates be- hind him. Sayville placed a man in fifth and seventh place. The meet was held at the Belle Terre Course in Port jefferson on October 22. Port jefferson 16 Sayville S0 Southampton 84 Patchogue 102 Port jeffersons harriers easily won the County Meet. Mike Caraftis crossed the finish line first with Riverheads Ellwood less than a yard behind. Out of ten schools participating the Sayville Flashes came in fifth, with a total of 142 points. Port jefferson ended up with a score of 23. Riverhead came in second. and Southampton was third. . f cl I, A-, i-Nj. , I ' 1' f' ,Ma , aff -f f . f. 1 irxieiaii-.las ,.f':,1,,-4,,. IICDCDTBALI. The Sayville Flashes had to forfeit their first game of the 1955-54 football season to Riverhead. Say- ville's only quarterbacks, Eales and Hugelmeyer, re- ceived injuries plrevious to the game and could not play. The game ad been scheduled for September 26. In the second game on the schedule, Sayville played a brilliant first half, and was able to lead the Port jefferson Royals 12-7. ln the second half, the Royals launched an offensive that the Flashes could not stop. The Royals made all their yardage on the ground, while Sayville did better in the air, completing ll out ot 15 passes. Sayville scored in the opening minutes of the game, and again in the second quarter. Port jefferson scored in the first quarter, but was not able to score again until the third. Three of Port jeffs touchdowns were made by Bob Bruno. Sayville 12 Port jefferson 26 The Flashes scored their tirst win of the 1953 season when they defeated Patchogue. ln the first half, Sayville led I2-0. Mac Carter made two brilliant runs to score the two touchdowns. The first run was for 40 yards and the second run was for 67 yards. In the last half Carter scored again, this time run- ning for another -io yards. ln his three runs hardly a man touched him. This showed that the Sayville team w.1s really blocking. Patchogue scored in the third quarter on an intercepted pass. The game was played at Patchogue on October 10. Sayville 18 Patchogue 6 In the next encounter, the underdog Sayville-ites made it evident from the start that they were going to put up a good fight Hugelmeyer pitched to Louie Verspoor for Sayvilles first touchdown. Huntington tied it up a few minutes later when Hubbard found a hole in the line and ran 77 yards for a touchdown. Carter made an off-tackle run to score for the Flashes in the second quarter. At the half Sayville led 15-6. In the fourth quarter George Verspoor and Mac Carter led the S6-yard march through the Hun- tington line. Hugelmeyer scored the touchdown on a quarterback sneak. Huntington was out-played at every turn. The game was played at Sayville on October 17. Sayville I9 Huntington 6 l'l..XS H ACTION , f i if i l f ,' fy j'f 1 W c ' I K f 'T , ,I I 7 ii J' ' ,7 LL, fi 1 'rf by V71 6144117 1 0 The Flashes next lost to Bay Slyo4e. The INIala11der's scored their first touchdown in fthe second Hplay of the game.. In the opening pl.1y ofthe second quarter. B.1y Shore re.1checl the seyen-yard line of' Sayyille on .1 pass. Gatje. .1 193 pound lILIlll7.lL'l'i. fought his way over to score Bay Shores second touchdown. making the score 1-4 to U, The Iflashes fought back. and. on .1 series of passes. reached the one-y.1rd line. Larry XX'illi.1ms shot across to make S.1yyille's first touch- down. The second half' was scoreless. The game was played at Sayyille on October 21. Sayyille 6 Bay Shore lvl Sayyille had the third victory of the season. ox er- pawering Southampton 53-U. In the first half' Dicls Eales c.1ught .1 pass .1nd ran Zi yards for the first touchdown. In the last minutes of' the first half. Verspoor broke through the line .lllkl r.1n 50 yards for the second touchdown. In the third quarter Mac Carter broke loose and ran ali yards to score again. Larry Wfilliams caught .1 pass and raced for the remaining IO yards to score. In the last quarter -lones intercepted .1 pass and r.1n Zi yards before he was stopped. A few minutes later he scored the last touchdown by an oft-tackle run. The game was played at Southampton on October 51. Sayyille 55 Southampton O Sayyille won its l.1st game of' the football season when it defeated Babylon. The Flashes were losing at the end of the first half. Because of' the Flashes' poor pass defense, Babylon was able to complete two touchdown passes. Mac Carter scored once for Say- yille. The second half was quite difTerent. The Flashes ended a ii-yard march with .1 touchdown by Carter. Again Sayyille went into action. The Iflashes marched through Babylon again .1nd again to score , .. ,A ,yi , rf , - ,,.:,fL,3 - 1 b .gg ,Q 21 points. Babylon scored once in the second half' but was not able to repe.1t. Xwith the help of' his teammates Mac Carter scored all of Sayyilles four touchdowns, The game was held at Babylon on Armistice Day. Noyember ll, Sayyille 2' Babylon I9 .l.lY X'liIiS The Sayyille -I. V.'s started the se.1son by winning their first game. They beat Port Vleflferson 12-ll, The second game they lost to Patchogue 12-O. Against Huntington the junior yarsity played a brilliant game. The final score was Sayyille 29 and Hunting- ton U. Their win against the powerful Huntington team was topped by their loss to Bay Shore. The iunior varsity lost its last game to Babylon. The score w.1s 15-7. The boys will remember this game best because it was never completed on account of darkness. If .X l. l. 5 .ll If N ,I BASKETBALL The Flashes dropped their first basketball game of the season when they lost to Port jefferson. The Royals had a fast start, and by the end of the first half they had a I7-point lead. The Flashes finally got started in the last cluarter, but it was too late. jesaitis was the high scorer for Port jefferson on December -1. Sayville 59 Port jefferson if Sayville's first victory was achieved by defeating Amityville. The game was close until the last three minutes when two held goals and four foul shots gave the Flashes the lead they needed to win. Hugel- meyer was high scorer with 15 points, The game was played at Sayville on December S. Sayville '17 Amityville 59 Islip gave the Flashes their second loss. The Buc- caneers were led by XX'illis who poured I9 points through the basket in the first half. The opponents had control of the boards and kept Sayville dazzled by their fast breaks. The game was played at Islip on December ll. Sayville ii Islip 67 Sayville took an early lead against Bay Shore. and was never headed. The Sayville-ites outjumped their taller adversaries and were able to streak to a lj- point lead in the first quarter. The high scorer was Eales with 18 points. The game was played at Say- yille on December 15. Sayville 61 Bay Shore S7 Sayville had the third loss of the season when Smithtown took an early lead and was never headed after that. The Flashes came back in the last of the fourth with their scoring streak, but they were not able to win. The game was played at Sayville on December 18. Sayville 45 Smithtown 47 The Flashes were defeated again. They came back from a slow first half' to put the Patchogue Raiders to the test. but the Raiders won regardless of Say- villes efforts. The high scorer was Butler of Pat- chogue with I4 points. The game was played at Patchogue on january li. Sayville 55 Patchogue '46 The Flashes were behind in the first three cluarters against Huntington. but they came back with a fourth cluarter rally to win the game by a comfortable margin. The high scorer was Hugelmeyer with 25 points. The game was played at Sayville on jan- uary 22. Sayville 57 South Huntington '48 Sayville lost to Northport when the latter jumped ahead in the first quarter. and stayed ahead to the end of the game. Eales made 2,4 of Sayvilles -l-l points. but he was the only one on the team who did score to any extent. The game was played at Northport on january 29. Sayville -H Narthport Q9 .cult fy yqfli , 'I'lllf I l..XNlll N X JAY VEES I ' r , .f-J M 'F' XJ' g vt' T' .vs 'WV' .1 .tn . sq -'f x Sayville lost by one yoint to Smithtown. The game was close from the start. First one team took the lead. then the other. The high scorer was Hugel- meyer with 17 points. The game was played at Smithtown on February 5. Sayville -46 Smithtown 47 The Flashes lost their third game in a row. Bay Shore jumped ahead at the start and was never again topped. Sayyille came back with .1 fourth cluarter tally, but was too far behind. The high scorer for Bay Shore was Hull with 18 points. The game was played at Bay Shore on February 15. Sayville 57 Bay Shore 65 Sayvilles fourth straight set-back came from Patchogues Red Raiders. The game was tlose until the last quarter. when Patehogue broke away to win by a comfortable margin. The high scorer was Am- sterdam with l5 points. The game was played at Sayville on February 19. Sayville -42 Patehogue il The Flashes Iinally broke their losing streak. By the seeond half of the game Sayville was ahead by a good margin. ln the fourth quarter they went to work and raised their lead to 15 points. The high scorer for the Flashes was Eales with 26 points. The game was played at South Huntington on February 26. Sayville il South Huntington 59 Sayville lost the last game of the season to North- port. The game was evenly matched, and the win- ning score was only 3 points above that of the losers. The high seorer was Eales with 26 points, and the game was played at Sayxille on Narth 5. Sayxille S-4 Northpgff sv ' f- ' f' 1 . 7 ,' L, ,A 'gf f i X J zfzffccvf wif 'L?'. +4-'if' f .f v .- . fat e .l. Y. l3.X5lllJ,'lili.ll.l. The 'lay Vees had a good start but were not able to follow through. They won two of their tirst four games. The rirst win was against Smithtown with a final score of -4?-G-SH, Their second win was against South Huntington. This was a tlose game as the rinal score showed-45-41. The Out- standing scorer for all the games played was Byrne Gamble. He averaged about ll points a game for the ten games. These boys show mueh promise. and will add muth to next year's team. One of the outstanding characteristics of the team was their ability to work together as a unit. ln quite a tough schedule and with several reverses they kept their squad throughout the season. Besides South Huntington and Smithtown, their only wins. the jay Vees played Northport, Bay Shore, Patchogue. Islip, Amityville and Port jefferson. .X FIMXSI l-l3.XC'K J me c . K1 - ' N1 t sl1n1.1n h.1sketh.1ll te.1n1 ' played .1 ot' six gnines. Unfor- 0' tunately the boys lost .1 tot.1l of six ', games. However. they were ,1 peppy group with more determination than size. Th 1' look like 1 good bet for I1 -I ' ees 11ext year. 1 . , Y ' Q 1 t. 'L XJ ' l'Ill'.5lI,ll.XX Il.XSlxl'.ll3.Xl.l1 l X 5 1 1 X 1 ,l it GIRLS' SPORTS XX - xl ,X 1 P NG: his se.1son the girls' sports eonsisteel or FALL: The t'.1ll sports got orl' to .1 very good st.1rr. O7 lv. 111 . .ll'Lil'lCfY .lllel sot'th.1ll. B.1el111inton w.1s blsllet' were sotter. 1'ol'e1'l1.1ll .intl howling. Sotter tu - , We il Ioumblmcm SQ-ic. Bah Q.-1405 Ami Ewlh, w,1s the 1irst sport to he Pl.lyL'kl. .intl .1 l.1rge mimlwer unn ere tl1e winners Arel1er1' .1ttr.1ete1l 111.1111 01- Plflx 1'-lflisii'-lfwl VOllCl'l5-ill -IBO 11-111 -L SODA XT upiring SIMYPSIIOOICYS. mmf of Whom Proud to ix turnout. .intl two .1ll-st.1r te.1n1s were thoseng these Y X wry lump, with bow 'md Arrow, Sgftlmill lwronghh :wo teaiws pl.1ye-tl e,11l1 otl1er.1t the entl ot the Se.lSOll. , ki, V Q - L Bowling w.1s so e11tl111s1.1st1e.1llx' reeeivetl th.1t it l1.l1l out .1 tijI'i.'.lI 111.1111 .1t tl1e 5I.lfI ot tl1e se.1so11, .intl the 1'.1rious i11tr.1n1ur.1l te,1111s played se1'er.1l gtllllti .lg.lIHSF other schools. S.11'xille did 11ot p.1rtieip.1te i11 the 11su.1l .1nnu.1l highlight. Softball Pl.1ydt11', :o he 1.1rr1e1l x11 into the w111ter. lt w.1s set up .is .1 l1.1lt'-ye.1r sport witl1 ,ltiniors .1111l Seniors howling the 11rst h,1lti ye.1r .1ntl Sophoinores .lllkl lfreshinen 'Ilf- tieip.1ting tl1e seeonel semester, illl 'l'I3 Xl I llit' . ' 5, PIAA lll 0 III III cl IMSK l'Q'l'li.Xl.l. 5I1IlIlglll1'1'a111.111X 111 HSS WINTER- The winter spor: v.'.1s lw.1,skc.l-ull. A wry' Llrgc numlwr ol girls mme ou: for luxlgc lull. 'llwo lmgucs were set up, League A 14,11 the grls who knew how to play .xml l.C.1gL1C B for thc lvcginncrs. Alvour nml-sruson. nluc to .1 LOIIHILI ol JLIIYIIICS, thc xporl lull t0 lwc lliicontirurcll. .XR1 'Ill'lIiY .N l'HV0l'llP ll! lllt' 5I7l'lIlyi fWAQ N -X 1' llOXx'l,lNG X X ,, M M Ulf ll 1 X I-ll1lN AIBOVI I5l'0YC'll SU Illlplllzil' fllat 'mc 4'II'lS wl'g.l11l7z'll .1 lrrm-ling Glu St Jl'l'lMl .l, lXx'0 llbhlllls svllld' Illr' HIIIIICI' Of Xxllu I Ulm lIVSt. Yr llrl,l'lYll,Xl,l. X rllvxl ull ln'-muQlwv 1-nz rmmx' lmrcl- Kx1vl'lmll gwlx, mulling .1 Qwwll 1IHI'.l- lullrknl vnu all X NNI I1 I N N IIXNI IN mfzl 'I I frm I1 C 111 6 1051 5.XYX'II.I,If SIf.'IOR 5'I'.XI'I' .XXII I'I,I'I3 I'II.IfIII'I'lIIIF I II.. I I 2 I ,X .Q.' 'IIXIII I'.III'I'I III? -su. 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II IVI - IIIIIIII. .IIIIII IY..II I'IIlI'I'IIIIIIIXI'IIY 5'I'.XI'II' I'III.,I.- II.II. I III . .I III,I s. I VII.IIIII- I.III, IVIII ,IIIIII . YIIQIIIIIX I I I .Xl'I'IfI'Y .II' II'.' I. II-IIIIIIII VIII. Y. IIII.II SIIII, I' -- .NI , . . .X.III.IIxIII, FIJI , , , . . , . III.I..,,,,,II 5, .. . , , . I . ff. I I IIIIII If .' ' 1m1II'f2wiI III fn .I If 1 il f 5 8 - C U eef utz Cusfoalians. . l Ii.XNli 'l'.XlTXS.Xli Main cog in the wheel . . . tl good sport. Give me .1 boat, .1 fishing pole, .md my old h.irf XN'll.l,l,X.ll AXYRFS lfull of pep . . . likes to tease. Halt' of the night shift at S. H. S. The other half . . . Ll cheerful guy. H.1s .1 green thumb for gardening. Alwnys frienclly . . . loves music. Risks his lite directing parking. .NMXRGARET 5ll'SSl.hR Big heart . . . blue-ribbon cook Better known .15 Mom . 1 mv 1 ln. X l l ANY DAY 9 Bomu II1 tlu lllllxl KL m vox l ut s xr Antonmttn XX hun N N11 l L WL LX o lux WLLII mlm: K inter W UllklCl'l.ll1ClU. Anyone for footlmxllf XY ho cgootwu Q of:tlweWEEK l . v w D. pl. N. 6, 8. 9. IU. I r 41.,.N -J V' ' P - rl' ,I w 5. 'E ,Li 15: ff 4. ,, , s I dont mm what the wc.1thcr1n.1n A , ,QI 5 Ear- . sud- 54 , b X - X 1 ' I . . A I n 4 'WH Crazy, INIXCLI-LIP mst? X M b L, h ,, 4 mimi? I til 'IQ ' Vi-5 X But, CQOJLI1, wg-'rc so-0-0 tired. ,I I Aw. nuts! Lunky fcll.Lsf Ifmnkcnstcin junior. li.ukw.ml seniors. VUCUYC winningf You allow 'L-nn, Mr. Limouzc. S0 tl1.1t's xQ1.Lt they look likcf vi GckJD?hl, wlmt do I Jo n0w?f F ' ' 4 !W,!FV 40 5 fb AQ? Q vslx X WA R HIFH Sill The Sayulle Summer H1gh Sehool sesslon for 1954 Wlll open on Tuesday uly 6th and eontmue for 55 sehool day SCSSIODS Regents CkZll11lDd.flOflS are scheduled for Tuesday 1nd Weelnesday August 24th and 25th III C ISTR XI ION Students 1re urged to IKQI fer III enly 1 m1 zble Personal reg1strat1on may be made at tI1e othce IH the h1gh sehool bu1ld1ng between tl1e hours of 8 30 to 11 45 A M and 1 00 to 4 00 P M Adyanee reg1strat1on may be made by ma1l addressed to the ofhee of the supermtendent of schools A fee of hfteen dollars per subject IS elurged at the tnme of reg1strat1on tor outs1de students Home students are charged 1 fee of three dollars I I RPONI S Summer lllfgll sehools 1re espeually mtended lor these elasses ot pup1ls Cand1dates for entranee to eollege Pup1ls repeatmg work 1n Vkhlell they hue luled Pup1Is of exeepuonal 1b1l1ty who wlsh to shorten the1r h1gh sehool eourse Veterans who llLSll'L to complete h1gh sehool eourses UNK I RHJI IRI Ill A student IS 1d1111tted only upon the reeommendat1ons ot tl1e pr1ne1p.1l of the sehool that he has attended Sueh reeommendat1ons should attest to tl1e earnest and senous purpose of the student enrolhng No students are perm1tted to enroll for more thm two subyeets wnthout spee1al approyal of the state depart ment Veterans may enroll for tl1ree subyeets w1thout speual approxal The subyeets oflfereel w1ll melude tI1ose l1sted for the August regents Ck8.l11ll'ldflOI'lS sex entl1 e1ghth 1nd n1nth grade subyects for pup1ls w1sh1ng to repeat work and sueh 1dd1t1onal subjeets as may be warranted by suff1e1ent demand Rl UI NIS FX UIIX XI IOXS ll SI 74 SAY'lLLE SV..lE 1 Q7 OOL i 1. . .' ' 1 ' Y: I 'yflu 'I .' 1-'U' 1.1 '. ' lf , . . J . 2. IiNTI , .' ' 'I I, ' i. YNTS Sl 'Ii.IIif I'S OI'lfIiRIiIIJ 5.1511-illv S1-l111ul - August Qltll nnrl IQFI Arlzlrvss 1' 111111l1-11llu11s ty SAYX' ,I,Ii SI'.lI.lII'IR IIIGII .' 'IIOOI Sill1llIl'l Alunson. S yt. S.1y'vIllc, New Yurle QLTIIZXJZZIILEIZ fi of THE SHOREI-IAM PERCY HCDEK INSURANCE Q 180 MAIN STREET SAYVILLE NEW YCDRK GIRLS SPGRTS CLUB Uonzfgfinzsrz fi of 1 Bai qhlfiigsi fo H25 Clan of 7954 fiom A FRIEND onzg Llllillfi 0 BLUEPQINTS COMPANY INC xx FST SAHVILLF L 1 IN x uzsif ,Leaf zzz aiu! ckjafzfzfs Jlfalzrl aqi DIRECT FROM MAINL PACTLRIIR TO HOL I1 nm femlf fwp 1011 fmd Ile hue I ueferlzou 111 HEUIKIIQIOIII frllllig GEZA ADAM Ham kms Axenue Lake Ronkonkoma Ronlx 9 8621 Pmg range from R JI b f gen d BAQ5 MAD! '10 ORDHK Q7 50 S75 00 Dally and Saturdfxy AIND RFI AIRID I xx mrluded L IW 7 78 , . 'I A 1' A T 7 1 1 , 9' I F . 1 V - 1 1 , , I . . ' Fr- .7 ' J X. ' J. , L. 1 ,' J. V ,' , ' .' - Established 20 years ' Y eff 107117 e N 2 ' I , ' v , f V 1 . y 7 V l . l . . . 'H ' QA. .-'P.lNf. THE BEE HIVE STORE TCHOGLILN. . BLUE Pomr QLMJW In Sclyvllle call Scfyvllle 4 0424 BEERS CGNFECTIONERY 10 M 4 1 cOl7Zf14ff7ZElI.fi of P A f N Y I donzfgfafs l,LlLLlZL4'ZLl, 9315 Ulscuziruj, gan Sfozacja gas azsalrz - l7LLlZClfZTEOlZEffE f S -S'yville sf, 'u -2 8 Bu! qlliagea lo lg: cfau of 1954 f'Lom A FRIEND Telephone Sayville 4-1124 ALBERT'S LAKE HOUSE iupszg 9121115 cuisine: LLINCHEON M DINNER PARTIES Sayullc New York Clofed Tuefdap om Zllllfllfi WILLIAMJ F ADAMFC FUNERAI CHAPFI Bohcmm L I unz llllillti o WILLIAM MLRRIT1 HALLocK POST AMERICAN LLGION LIke Ronl-Ionkoma L I N unz Zcnzznfs MR AND MRS CHARLES A ADRIAN If: SMITH XIUIVER UNIT No 651 bm VILLI3 NEW HORK AGNTXV AND TAX LOR Gilliitl Hardvmrc Ind Punts Housewarc 'md APPIIIDCEQ BIrd9 Eye Frozen Foods Grocenee Tcl Ronkonkoma 9 8 70 A R C H PRPSIRVIR SHOE STORTS 24 East Mam St 143 Gnffing Axe Pmhogue IN X Rwerhead N Y Tcl 3 0447 Tel 8 7434 ak I ' I . 1. 1 , JR. I I 3 . ' Q r l I ' ' ' , . ., .Y. C7 fl ' of Cdlllplillldl of ' ' - AMERICAN LI3GIoN AUXILIARY L I cHs'L:EafIIlis: . T 7 4 51 80 5 f fi o EUGFNF J BARD Ph ne Bayport 8 0014 BAYPORT FLOWER HOUSES Bayport L 1 N Y I1 fd Q! FLORAI DFSIGNS Z MR AND MRS AIDYL BASON A BI AUTY MART QW f 9 Patchoguc 'XI Y Z DR AND MRS B H BATTERMANN fff C? 794 CY BEEBE HOME PORT SERVICE T H F I V E R G R E E N Lake Ronkonl-coma N Y 105 BAL ERNFEIND P p z! ho MR AND MRS WILLIAMQ BEDELL OAKDALE Q81 Uonzp flllill f 0 ' ' DR. ' . . . . gl gy owen o uf owvu UOIIZP inzsrzfi of cfvscvsif -'Zay aiu! . A Baa: z asgiolzs JL 80 East Main Street 'Xi ' , L . . dolrzplinzslz .1 0 EE -fl1arluafin9 Uonzfg inzsrzh of Cfau of L7 conf.: imsn f . f , V0 . Phone 4 1798 No Busmebs on Sundax IGI-IN BCDOGERTMAN CS SON 31111111 11 Rollstone Ax enue XY est Say x xlle I ll us I9 4 IRID Al J Ni ANDIWRS omw B1 Ann LIONA BLNISCH HI'OldVK1, Amnuc ra k N XX A BINIDICT LUMBIR CO Blllftlllllg 1111f1rl1f P11111 Hn fu Bfzzldu Yu 1 Illt IX C hurnh Street 1 L 40 'V hmmm 'D JUDY Bl SI Ml R Phonc Slyllh 10 43 Rcsldcmc iiyxlllc 44 BUDS SERVICE STATICDN GULF PRODUCTS MARIN 0 Z Montauk Hlghvs ay E SI RVICE H07 XVestSayv1l1e N X 822 V I ' 1 ' Y' 60111111 t1f11!iwz1 u ffl: Ck,,,lPf5,,,E,f of C711 of 5 1111.1 7 5 ' 5 T 3 Bs 'uriifgu fu: zf1.u4zfL1fu'Ls Jvcufl .J'f11f.x,1ir1:11. 111:11 ,Su::ssi. , Q - '- A Hulb no , 11. Y. 1 R. j ' j, 5121112 ,, 7 I . . 7 1 . . . , CYu1f'1'zf u 1' 1 1 .l. 1 . 1 '1 1Il'L' H ,J U, U A f ' ,-,fx QQ, Q Q 4 JI 1 AIN 1 -. 1 5:1vH: l'1uvrz 5ss1l Tcl. Sayfll- - 65, Bu A N, Y. 'Z 11 --Sf 1 h 1 ' . . ' ' ' Q1 ' Qui! L Z um! lqsmuiszzs glial - 9111251 - :4::s11o is: I BUYS BROS CD f 'urzfuzq CATALOCUES SCHOOL PAPFRS jOURNALS BROC HURES a20lNI.1m Street Islrp N X SAIN1 ANNS IPISCQPAI QHURCH z U ul: Rn ox1PH H BOND Rlcloa ll f LL lllUl POIN1 IRHNDIY Srkvrcl 00 A M Holy Commumt n all AM Churth School ll 00 AM Mormng Pravcr mel Sermon Thur dn 9 U0 A M Holy Commumon RADIO RI PAIR SPI QIALIST HEINRH I1 BOIHNINC STATIOBH RY STORl lelezzlmu FM AM Rzdm Repfzn 1 Lf u Homtrl Boxserman Prop 737 Greeley Aycnuc Hmltma Ayenuf. l Snulle 4 yxllc N I Rymk nkjml ,N N om 1 Llllcllfi CARVEL DARI FREEZE NWC-st Mam Street Blue Point N 8 Clull rs.: of 4 1 I 4 5 '. j 5 i . , 2 3 I , 3 : I , : ilu Jul 551 fax uf 82 . .-'- ' A r 9:f . .5 ' ' ik : . .- ' 1. ' 4 Q- : 7 . LAKE RONKONKOMA f- 1 1 - i - -,I sbs 0:5 Chcsulrzn TC , Q1 ,' ' -0952 Say' -, . '. Y. 1 kc U Q , , C7 ' r of 507 l l , . Y. WILLIAM BRADA 1 IES Luz Cfillfi 71 Dry Cleanmg., Re Wcaxxng, 'Xen Slzllr made fo order Smlthtown Aw cnun Bohemn Phone bayvllle 4 0992 CERTRUDI BURNS ,QCII llllllc E111 For Beach and Street 20 Maxn Strut Sayulle N Y BRONCO CHARLIE S O R I C I N A L LOG CABIN RESTAURANT Montauk HIEIIVJB C dak N X qv. du :ll us I AIRIF D l lll JYRFMIAH I BROXXIN ATTORNB AT LAXV Sayxlllc N Y BUXTON S DINFR FROZEN CUSTARD ICE CREAII md GOOD FOOD Sunset Drlxc Montauk I-Ixghway SAY VILLE Phone Siyullf. 4 1495 CKLFX S hfsu an an X u 4 West SHIXIIIC an I LAMBI RN OIL COMPANY 106 Roosexclt Axenue Phonc SHQVIIIC 4 0033 Sayullt B. X 9-84 ,lm nl' V Ll L I I L L ilu! , I 1 v I I , . , vA Y 'K Ny - Z' I - 'V 1 C011 L It lm: 7 to dit of 954 : 1 N , . ' , , . bak 1 -, 2 'A' , Cm I7 'r is O I c7UlI 1 inf: uf up Luc! f 1 1 2. I I I , R ' Y. L V ' Y , . 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C OOlx JI VN ILI RS 'IHI C XX DANFS QOINIPANX Dr f L mu Wfzt I1 luulrx RQ ur 167 Mun Strut Slyullc N X I NNI P mm Suullc 1 1700 INSURANCE ASR EDWARDS THI OLDFSI AC INCH EOR MII IN AROI IND U lc Ill 4LL LE 48 Mum Street Sciyvllle Phones Sayxnlle 42107 47108 1 1 iso T H I D F L A V A N MR xN1wMRs Mum A QROQIIR ik MRS CIARFXCE M ROGIRS X., NIXNIHL 50171 I 87 ' ' T '7 T T ' T S 'V . N 7 ' lun..-f:.f1 'Ulu :flax Qwffks Xguzuifuzs .mmf icy Llpnzerzf 40 '.i'lll'nl i ffff: A . A ff! I C1u.nr.1 'xl 4 4 .ami Y ' ' 1' fp. Q I V . 4 Q- ' 'V . V 2 West Mum Street ' ' k ' ' Rltuflugllc' 5-1204 P. tcl ' f. N. Y. h' 4 :HQ 'I ' A ' 7 2 ., Qhf' ' C II - f - - - c7UII1!1!i 1:51:11 of Conzfzfi Il-El! It . r I ' Q. f ' . S . f Esso Bcfyhss Fuel CD11 Co qui! Dlli Heating Sutemf Eno Oz! Bumeff A11 C olzdztzomzz g Ronkonkoma Axenue Phone Ronkonkoma 9 9131 de PAYI AND PANNFNBACRFR P D I C K I' R S fa! f 186 West Mun Qtreet Eff Say llle New York 40 Patchog 5 77 DFRBX BROS NW74 65 67 North Ocean Axenuc Pnchogue N Y Z MR AND MRS FDWARD W DONOVAN Evans Amltyvllle Dcnry Inc JMLZIQ AND MILK PRODUCTS WHOLESALE AIND RETAIL Blue Pomt Bmnrb Telephone Blue Pomt 4 4747 9-886-1 - - - X V ' ' , ' . . 7 . 2 1 ' 1 J . . ' 1 o N CQELIZ ' u 5 ' dllillflgl :' :Rauf A a 5 ang! drzi:.4'La :- Phone Snyvillc - 164 Phone Sayville 4-0450 Snyville, N. Y. uc -2 2 Uonzfz illlfllfl of f .fifzufsuln Cufzfn1:fo'u ' ' QLVLIIILCLL gxilzg ,. up 1 ' , . 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I om 9 xllln -10 50 I0 6 urzq fu ufauzf mu D546 C L4 vu ANU 1014 MRS STANLEY E GREAVES IULIUS F I-IEINIXE IR New spapers Magazmes Candy Qmmhtown Avenue Bohemm N Y fill Ph ' ,Ay ' I- 2' - 457 . f ' 7. C7 Tcl Z H - I - -IZ '- fo C- -- f Q- f . , . CuI.fi'Lill9 fu yum meal: if: 6:5 Cuang ' bkfnltidildllf - Uoqi Phone Sayvllle -11375 LARRYIJXFOUNTAIN .1 axon orzfuzcfoi Cherry Avenue XX est Sayulle L I omg unuzfi o G P or r IUIL OIL OIL BURNER SIRVICI DIZ BLUZIZEZ cz 51 aiu dlzifa afcolz LONG I5LAIxD DIVISION 101 Mam treet Sayvllle Phone Sayvnlle 4 2616 Garden Clty 7 7500 Pl ACREAGE from 92100 up III prantleally exerx town Ill Suffolk Countx KENNETH H LEEDS HAXX IxINS AY FNLI' mom Ron onkomz 2 -,Oo LllxL Ronkonkoma N X J1 I h f, ' H.M C U. V Y, I . . dfb-If II ne u s. Ar. ' 51 l- ll ' PETROLEUM HEAT AND POWER CO., INC. ' sam. .I . ' V. T. 1 E '-. But .L lo H15 an 0 79.24 EHRENBFRG S PHARMACY Charles B Ehrenberg Ph G Marun Ehrenberg B S Ph G C0 mefzrf Cu! Rate D ugs Prenrrzptmn 95 Mam Street Sayullc N Y Next toA 8 P Sxyvlllc 4 1451 4 7178 GENIERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES MOTOROLA TELEVISIOIN GENERAL ELECTRIC TELEVISIOIN FLEMING APPLIANCES 45 Rallroad Axcnue Sayulle N Sayvxlle. 41717 Ol2j'Ld.fLl afwz A Q lze an o I9 4 ,mn MRS XXf1L1lxM J IAGAN un rn zzlxo I'ORl N AIST RISTAURANT loot lostcr Axcnuc Sayxxlle N I 1 TLANAGANS GIFT SHOP Mun Street Sayulle N .Luf zzuzq uz Xaqul Xu 1927 Fl'-'i'11l CLEANERS TAILOQS Ready to 116:11 Sum Sfazk TLXEDO RENTALS orzguzfu afconi fo f s an o 19 P4 May Every I-Iappmess Good Health and Success be Yours Always MAJ AND MRS ERNEST A FLEMIG Qzancsi gjwasf '-59295 l ' of luclg l fc 1 f - K P A I I I I , 'A ' ' , . Y C 1 , I U 1 ze f t ll dl f 5 4 7- - 4 T , 1' iv MR' l I ' ' ' T : : W , ,. . , Y IX Q 751.1 ' 0 ' gl 5 Ls g 1:5 , Cunzfafilns zt of 21 .' , .Y. 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GFHXVI ILISR S DI PT STORI I-Iawkms Axenue Ixke Ronkunkoma N Y U 6ddllI2 md BIVIIJJJ1 CJh :J Desired FRPNCH ISARI RX :mmm or SI PI RIOR ms rm Cxuxrtge H FTIYINLIIC Prop H6 South Main Street C' Snwxllr 411586 S wrlle N Y onz un nh o DR JOSFPI-1 GLICKMAN D E N T I S T Llke Ronkonkoma N Y Say' - 2111 4 pf' A zz- cz fh- v ': i r f 1 .Q 'L - -'U X 'L . . 4 1 L' vc' 1. tl KII' stlyss 'k A I S I ' ' ', .Y. ' 'Ii .' A I -I ' ' C an 5 uf . . . . . 1 I Q, swf 1 Lp ' 4' A 1. 4- A K , V ' . 1 Frank Vimurv, Prup. Phone Suyvillc 4-H459 Phone Sayville 4-0524 Sayville, N. Y 4 , ' Cvonzfzl ' 5 uf Q1 I 4 rl iw rlslz gx Q , Q , -' ' S f 1' 5 if f. 1' A - fay ', I '. Y. I ' ' 4 ,Jr E ,f T I. .1 I' ' - fgly 'A , I. . 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Y, , -'- I I N ' 1 cfllew mul lllislf ygoufi umf gingham CII LONG ISLAND FLOOR SERVICE Smxthtoxm Avenue Bohemla N X I IHLOOR SANDING AND RI:FINI5HING Rl BBER CORK AND A5PHAL'I 'IILE LINOLELM VI NVI IAN BI INDS VLRSA III F PI ASTIC 'III F WnII111TT Stonhl 'Idcphone Snayullc H3170 8. Brc 1d Rolls Cal-xc Ronkonkoml 9 8488 Hawlun Iuka Ronkonkomn 'Nl X HARRY S S1AT1oN1Rx ARD LUMH1oN1111 4 Ilffllt I 3 Breyer he C fl 1 Sllldllllht H lD1gf Hzmhurgfrf S AW AT THE STATION ulla 'NI f HOUR LAUNDRX Rulroad Axenue Rnnkmnkoma 'NI X HI INLI IN HARDXVARI Houscw ues Garden Supplnes ur Q 'L fx 1 100 Mann Strut Squlle N Y m Nuul 1 Dr cmd Mrs xfuzc Walter D Ludlum Ir fzuz .gif nu 251 f Lau 0 I 7 I Cunzfbf' 1:1114 uf HI.: . V .1 , Cuz: n4:lu1.1 in H ' H B A K IT R Y ' IIIIEIIIIIHI, Tuul Bi'lIfIIIIuf Cyufszi Skblml 5 7 , I K' HU- 'I' - - F ' N 7'.lI'fVl . 'f. fl f . . . .1 - 1, I . ', Say A, I . Y. 13 ' ' 2 2 ' 2 Bsrzj. fir: .:IfI 0 5 Ln inf: I 4, I , ', PI141 - ,..1 ' I' 4-2010 . . . , . F' . ' . 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FORGIONE Snfzflv Mum Bmlfef Slmfv and 70111111 Home 178 South Mam Street Sayyllle N Y Sayxllle -I 1965 M o muh 1 H 11 'Loc z Lf u 4 1150 the home of Iosely parrakeeta tI z I ho I ui I -zo: Ix R AND MRS A MOC IR NATIONAL IO 'S A UP DI:PT QTORE9 Mun Strut Slyulle L I nfs MONTAUK HIGI-IXVAY IILLING STATION Arthur E Ircmm jr Prop ZL 1 fuzeu Custom Madc Handbip NI'MI'TH HANDBAGS glTIlfI1fOVNIl Axenue Oakdale N Y ullq 0692 I5 himll IN 3 Phone Sayvlllc 4 0880 D P ROBERGP Sales F O R D Serv1Ce South Shore Motor Sales nc: I' L iq fzuzf z I gm lf 102 NORTH MAIN STREET Opposltc llrchousc SHDIIIC' N Y 10? -Q U u ' ta at ntl - IIA Ja - wssg O1 '11 BEA I Vfifii CLTIIIP illlfll fl fu EE Cla of 954 f zz 5 - - - I . . ' , 1 . f. . f I I 'A' ig' I Q -- , .I.,N.H dorrzp im: of :Mm Lfs : of : , f' J, . . Say 14. 0 - 1 '- , I . 'qw Qc ' ir g um! 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