Smithtown High School - Indian Yearbook (Smithtown, NY)

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bhllldlllg C, Morice Bllfllltfa Vamlgu C Dayton I Cfaplyslsi I-I Cohen T Gourls R NI Flllon R I-Iering XV Brcnnin D Scott I Slursen C Nelson I'IilI0l .Szmng C CNIIIUDCI' tone B loughnex L Crosse 4 arf! mt I'l2Ill0I NI lntenainn Miss C reene 34 Juan, w,a,1,,,,, The 1950 INDIAN Stal? and the Modern Composition Class haxe com bined their efforts in publishing this yearbook Last minute variations kept our ambitious group working to meet the deadline with our copy William Brennan, Karen Burger, Dolores lanes, Carolyn Nelson Ralph Nelson, Iulia Paruta, and Sally Sutherland were only a few of the students on the writinv stafl who brought about a desired result in Bnal editing At the beginning of the school year many seniors spontaneously assembled for the Hrst meeting of the INDIAN Stall From that group the oHicers were appointed and attended a yearbook clinic at Bethpage to provide better under standing of yearbook publications and fundamentals. Adi ertising was another of our important tasks. Herbert Cohen, Robert I-Ierinv Douglas Qcott, and Rose Fallon were outstanding in obtaining the numerous ads needed to be solicited from the surrounding vicinity. William Brennan was top man in wetting the most subscriptions for the INDIAN. We seniors feel that the 1950 INDIAN would not have been complete xx ere it not for the patience and guidance of Miss Greene, along with the artistic ability shown by one of our dilivent workers, Theo Gouras. To our advisor who has made our yearbook work and the meetinvs for this project most enjoyable we wish to extend our Uratitude. O U

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Sl 'XIOR OI'l'll,l RS In 1111 nt Stephen Hannah Izct Pu 1111 nt Karen Burger ut ny cllllClLllL Union 4 Dolores 1 s fluff rl U15 1111 111011 Alfllalllfllflll 'I hom IS 0 lkes Nhss Ixoth md Mr I rost IJ Ilnes C Dnyton S Hannah T Olkes lx lurger 3,9 OYYLCL .9 .NCLILCJ S B H S opened tts gates to us four years ago We entered, worked hard 1nd reached our goal graduatlon At the threshold of our last year we were faced w1th the tasks of orgamz mg our class gow ernment and of appomtlng a rehable tr lfhc squad The rey ty al of Freshman Day III the early fall was an h1lar1ous occasxon for the freshmen as well as the senlors Not only llld thls eyent prow 1de the two classes wlth an OPPOITUIIIIY to become better acquamted, but also lt gave the newcomers a chance to show that they are wood sports IH the well known Indlan II'8t,llI1OI1 The three one act plays and the Chrnstmas ball Hohday Inn, kept us busy dllflllg December Both of these aFfa1rs were successful and w1ll be remem bered for a long tlme The yuletlde was made br1ghter for .1 group of German students when we sent candy to the1r school 1n Cologne Refreshment concess1ons were mstalled, through our efforts, on the balcony of the vym The men of the faculty agaln went down to defeat at the hands of our boys III the annual faculty sen1or baseketball game Washlngton, for those who wanted to survey the many slghts of our cap1tal clty, and Happy Acres for those who ant1c1pated the comforts of a Connectxcut summer resort, was the final dec1s1on of our class for the Semor Tr1p The gates opened agaln, tlllS tlme for our exlt, and we left, rememberlng the many yoys of our alma mater 10 V f 1 - v 1 Q w ' 1 Q 4 , e ' -5' ' - B . V I, fy' un -154 y -T l Y y Sz'r 't 1'--fa ' ' xy' 'l'1 l1,f1rl'w'- 1 lane: Q I. ..y .,y 'Sy' 1, ', ' ' Lf 5 ' 5 P Ftzczrlty' .-lzl1'1'50r1r sw, J . - T . y ' . 1 Y 7 . . .. 1. .I , . . . . .. . 1 . . Y i . . . . . , 1 - . V . . - . V . . . l . . . . Y. Y I . . . . . . . . . . Y V. Lk- 1 V . - , za . u . ., 7 t D . - L U