Schreiber High School - Port Light Yearbook (Port Washington, NY)

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and administration HE crystal shows some others on the tiaculty in dilterent moments. 'Tis Vved- nesday night: the Long island Special is all sei to talce Miss Dutty, Miss Stierle, Miss Green, Mrs. Griliith, Balassone, and Miss Bortz, away lirom their everyday cares to the Uperee in New Yorlc. Why some oneis late again. VVt1o t??????i Vve see. now, Miss Gertrude Buclcley, wan and weary trom la grippe, lout still titled with ta spirit joylul. Ainit it good to he alive? And there come the two gentlemen from the South fSt1orel. Vvllatis that you say, Mi'. Kezar, Uh, the thing is that .... H Thats the thingn? Yes. Herr Sl'ilOCIllJOI'll, sing those deligilttul toll: songs, and wonit you strilae up that novel hand again? But sotlt. who comes upon the stage tlightly as a clutrliooted pacliiderml. ,Tis Doc Elxre cut- iin, capers tsingini. emotini, liiddlini, piano- playini, tilosotizinyi. Reasons,-plenty: Pop- ularity, even with those he has to tlunli. Success, and liowi Father ot an Slit pound lqoy, and two twig smash-hit plays. Vvotta mant And now it can told . . . Brother Fish continued lectures to the erudite on humor, in the Meriis Room. Mr. Junlier showed much political aptitude. He success- tully straddled the lence lmetween the print and wood shops. Thereis real versatility in the industrial arts. Mr. Picicett continued turning out emtmryonic scientists. Nothirig synthetic about them, either. Answering a permanent writ ot halgeas corpus, Miss Saherslci continued to see the laest on Broad- way. Mr. Uimmicic rode his hike and sang proliundo and wellemerited the honor page. Uur hats are otit to you, dedicateei Coach Costello sold General ivlath, Algebra, traclc, tootlaall, and taasiceiloall to all who lent an ear. To lcnow him is to respect him. Athlete, Teacher, Baritone, Punster, and just Hcoachu to tile boys.

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Mecloiaiiical Drawing instructor particulary Clifford Hendriclcson, expounder of Euclid, Einstein, et al-to wit,-a swell math teacher: Nlilton Ryeclc, popular, towering importee from Junior High, who even popularized Algelora: Blanche Johnson, devotee and lceen interpreter oi History funtil all hours, 3 and Jimmie lvlacintosh, able-musician, actor and French student, who showed them UHOWH in English. A helated Vvelcome to this school, pedagogues, and may your stay he long and happy. What things extraordinary shall he writ upon the scroll for 1940? Undoubtedly to Professor Edward Dodds all the orchids. Reason,-fa hoy and a hoy fsincerely, no double- tallil. Close behind for lloral honors should come Head-lVlan Vvilliam F. Merrill, who made the innovated hi-monthly faculty meetings, a loolced-lor occasion, and to Madame Angela Corson, who went home one liine winter's day and said Out . . out . . hriei appendix. Liieis hut a wallow etc. Miss Esther F. Farlinger-oops-lVlrs. Esther F. VVehster, Bachelor Richard . I Jordan,-oops,--lVlr. Richard Jordan. Need more he said? Cong ' 'tions and sincere well- wishes. And in the same vein, we proudly announce thec ng scoop: Miss Kathleen Chambers, sharp-witted English instructress and general o i ller. ill this summer wed one John Brennan, gentleman instructor on the Junio I ' 1 'ia : and Saul Scherer oi' the Guidance department, Port Light, Clio, Studerlt C nci Cl ar undry parts uwill enjoy, fto quote him, Hat long last. the ietters and conn l li'l 1 atrimonyf, Details in the Annals of 1941. y V, Jil, .X I V, Uxrhz , x 'l ff' ,nj H if , .A 1

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lVlr. Brown still held the timer, cut-up gen- erally and stencils in particular, coached the rac- queteers, and iound time to don the rohes and lecture on Connnercial Law. .Vliss iidith Allison continued husy throughout the year. Question. Ui Answer: Apartment-hunting, moving and getting Hset,H Conventioning in the Quaker City, reading widely, dipping young hopefuls in paint and producing potential Rembrandts. Quelle leinmel Miss Jeanne Pelton went a-slciing many a time and oft on them thar hills. Book-overseer par-excellence, dancer par-par excellence, per- sonality parrrrrr-excellence. Please, mam, no fine this time. Uur own muse, loatonist Paul Van Bodegraven continued turning a prelude ol dis- cordant musicians and song-hirds into a compo- sition ot' contest-winning harmonies. Thanh you tor those inspiring concerts and assemhly pro- grams. Miss Kay Sammis sporting in a Pontiac tno plug intend ed tor Miss UKayH Sain- mis attending dinners, meetings, demonstrations, Miss utiayn Sammis mothering Celerity and all its fine philanthropy,-just, Miss ulfayn Sammis. The Misses Irene Maher and Berenice Rich, ath- letic comhination that tops any Athletic Direc- torys League standing, lcept right on with their all-inclusive philosophy and program ol health through play, etc. And they have as much fun in their personal lives. Two sportin, Spartans. Wir. Carl Seeher, still coddled the hoys with Hsweetu words. Douhtless, he wishes his hoys on the diu- niond could hat .300 'though he hats l.Ulltl with our student hody. Clever-qnipper. stentorinn- voiced. congenial Coach fConlinuerl on page ltl5l