South Huntington High School - Whitman Yearbook (Huntington Station, NY)
- Class of 1949
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As human beings they have stood the acid test of our own youthful and often crude behavior. It is therefore fitting that we take this last opportunity to record our lasting gratitude to both of them by inscribing their names officially in this place of honor, the 1949 WHITMAN. WL- 'ifff THERE HAVE BEEN AS GREAT SOULS UNKNOWN TO FAME AS ANY OF THE MOST FAMOUS. Page 7 MAPPERS AN D PLOTTERS OF OUR QUEST A, M. JONES Diflrirl Snjzerizztezzdwzl of Srbaolf BOARD OF EDUCATION George Mitchell ., ,... .,.,,,.. ...., ...., ..........,.,.,,....O.... P r e J Arlen! Louise Roberts , ., . ,.......... ,.....,,..... . . Clerk Edward Taylor , ,...e .. ,,.... ,..., . Treamrer of Diflrirt Donald Dupree .. .,,......,...,...,.,.,.,..,............,..... Irving Ealef Donald Kepler .4...,... .A r,..r. ...,. r..,...,..r.,,,.. W i lliam Podmore Edwin Smalle Page 8 D DODD B. CRAFT SIlP?l'UfJfllg Prjnripal EXPERIENCED GUIDES CCDNDUCTED US WITH SKILL Top row: Joseph De Palma, john McGuire, Edgar Bradley, Kathryn Stine. Second row: john Van Skoik, Thomas Calabrese, Th d B I1 A S ' h Th' d eo ore rus , gnes mn . lr row: John de Rosa, Florence Dodd, Alice Farmer, Norma Van Skoik. 12 1, n , my ' aff iafifh- VQW.-' 1 - ' ,I1f',x'fi TWA f jf Z , ff X I 7 v 4 Y ,ff f f M Z ' 4 , My W f f 7 A . 4,V,, , , ,, f fi K X 1 X f 4 I ll, 21 fl If Z , I 'c X , 1, I, i. , , , ,Q '-f 7.-'. . , , ,fa a e I a . ,- -f'.ff,f4 , 1 LW, fm wwf affine-a A , ,, M, ,, , AQ 2 , -mf M. ,, ff yy, IWW ,S LEARN OF THE SKILLFUL: HE THAT TEACHES HIMSELF HATH A FOOL FOR HIS MASTER CJ Cx fig I, Page 9 Page wt ' -3- 'Zig' ff' I Q, S 71,18 X 465 5' ir 7 cf 1 5 l ev sz: ug 'UW f 'QQ W , 'hu- X, X - r X Q - , L ni . fxs-.e If-' Q' , figs .Q S Y F , 1. f,W'f'l, f' . ,E, , Qi. W N- s i W 'Mi- 10 r WW' an W A f a 13 W Yinlag Top row: Alcina Houghton, Genevieve Jonte, Charles Gray, Margaret Roxlau. Second row: Eleanor Sporre, Russell Orlando Rosemary Ringle, Louise Ames. Third row: Amelia Coffey Howard Vfilson, joseph Allenza, Louis Valentino. Fourth row: Douglas Morey, Tony Tuori, Felix Story, Francis Simonin. 1 Q V: 1 N Yr , , W , ,W 4 M34 ,2 f 1 , 'W ' sei1iQf C1aSS, 1949 A ' CC 5 Whltman Almanack For the School Year 19-49 Being a presentation BY the Seniors OF the Seniors for Mir, the ediiication of all posterity and the undergraduates in particular- . . Wherein is contained the likenesses of each modern day graduate from S.H.H.S Get what you ran, and who: you gel boldp 'Tis tive :tone tba: will turn all yonr lead into GOLD. Genius without education is like film' i in the mine. Smack other: for their virmef, thyself for thy vices. Z, i 'X 'N Page 12 I x ii' thi? ',f'v,., ,ff f 4 .AX t lt V x nn' ISABELLE ARDITO Favorite Song: If You Are But a Dream T H E 1 Q 4 Q Favorite Molto: If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Pet Purruit: Attractive, fashionable clothes Future Voratiom A good position in the business world. Al, Sa, M -- .X .S LAWRENCE BAUER Song: There's a Tree In the Meadow sf , Motto: What you don't know won't i i N- hurt you. . Purfzzitx Photography gf Vocation: Engineering DOROTHY BERTRAM X fi my Song: Tree In the Meadow W5 I Q ' I W M M0110 .' Forget and Forgive. 5 Q V. -' ' 5,1 Purruit: Sports i 7' I Q ' ' J Vocation .' Secretary L. gi I .Stl MARION BOEHM Song: What's the Use of Worryin'? '- Molto: Never say die PurJuit.' Men and money Vomlionx Stenographer at 'QI ROBERT BOULA Song: Bumble Boogie Motto: Live today for tomorrow. Puryzzit: Sports Vocation: Farming W., , 'I , I n 'Aff 1 , ,4v'!fZ' PETER BRANDT A My ' V Song: Star Dust 'J Mafia: To thine own self be trueg QW fwf -f f , f 1, thou canst not then be false to ' ' any man. ifif f Pzxfruitx Nice people 9' I 5 Voralion: Electrical or Aeronautical Engineering I W . y yy X . ,va 3 WHITMAN JOAN BROOKS Favorite Song: Star Dust Favorile Molto: Nothing ventured gathers no moss. Pet Purruit: Katharine Gibbs Future Vorfztions Secretary HELEN BROWN Song: My Happiness Molto: Life is not to be lived, but to be enjoyed. Purrzzizh' Having a good time. Vomlionf Secretary SYLVIA' CATHRO Song: Moonlight Sonata Motto: Don't judge a book by its cover. Parfait: Dancing and going out. Vomtions Secretary GLORIA CREWSICK Song: For Sentimental Reasons M0110 .' Life is too short to worry. Punzzih Having a good time. Voralionf Private Secretary LORETTA DE DORA Song: My Happiness Motto: Do unto others as you W have them do unto you. Purrzzit: Having a good time. Vocation: Secretary LAWRENCE DE HART Song: I Don't Know Why I Love You Like I Do. Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Pzzr.fz1it.' Sports VON1li0h.' Plumbing business Ould iwiif' jg .IQ XL- . 1 X' , Q -r fr' si f'6: K ' I: , 4' AMW? Page 13 FRANKLYN DORE Favorite Song: That's My Desire g.. fi '- w any -- 1 ,Ki -. K Page ' 5 iQ?3- .MQYL E I 'N Y Favorite Morro: Brave a thorn to get 'G' a rose. Pet Purizzjtx Woodworking Future Vocation: Industrial Arts I-D Teacher DONALD FORD Song: Time After Time Mono: Are you kidding ? Pm'511il,' Cars Vomlions Undertaker WILLIAM I-IINE Sun I Star Dust A, ! Q' A412501 None 5' Pmzr11il.' Good Movies Al I VUr'tIlf01I,' Playboy I A L' ,. L A X 3 nbt' 7'-Qtfl ETHEL HUBER 'fpfn N 'T Snug: Hair of Gold Malia: Ambition is a ladder with no top rung. P1mzrif.' Becoming an X-ray technician. Vamnon: Some position in the medi- cal held. EVELYN HUTCHINSON Song: It's Magic Motto: Nothing ventured gathers no moss. Puryuits Boys, music, clothes, nursing. Vocalionx Nurse Y , CHARLES KALKOWSKY g ,I 'QR Song: Pretty Baby ff , ti X, X 14 THE 1949 1 t 'i' . X X ix X E V 'X L 3 4 To S! Q f rt 1. K ts .1 , x ,t WN 0 ob L .gf 5 Q-'1' X Q' K ,Q r 'Ov qv-y W T 4? r 9 WHITMAN MARGARET KOPP Favorite Song: Bouquet of Roses Favorite Motto .' Contentecl with little, yet wishing for more. Pet Pzzrfzzits Being a success some clay. Future Vocation: Airline hostess. ROSEMARIE LEONE Song: Slow Boat to China Motto.' None Purrttit: Getting married Vocation: Interior decorator GEORGE MICHTA Song: Begin the Beguinen Motto: Don't quit till you drink 30 beers. Pztrfztitx Girls Voctztiorz: Aviator PETER NORDSTROM Song: It's Magic I Motto .' You only live once. Pzzrfuitf Certain people Vonztton: Uncertain ALBERTA OSTER Sorzgf Little White Lies Motto : Those that iron out troubles usually get scorched. Pzlrmitf Nursing Vomtjorzx Nurse WALTER PEARSON Song: You Can't Be True, Dear Motto: Gisrno Pztrftzitf Golf Vocation: Professional golf 'SI' 4 . Qs 5' 5' Page 15 9 ,S my ,X f H9 t 5 . 521 3 f , 1 151 Q, Q faafypr ' W ft f f u' uf . 'Y z' 4' itffkvr ' A ' 1 .4 ' . U l 1, 1 mu' is AX 5 X. rs ' L ate If -N , ff gg vi , . 3 W ,S QA if 2 f fi E V E f E X i f f? itll, Page 16 r , ., I 1 JOHN PEDERSEN T H E 1 9 4 Q Favorite Song: Cool Water Fazforile Molto: Be a good sport 1 Pet Pzzrmit.' Good music Fzzlure Voratiozzr Singer ' ' 1 BERNHARD PETERS Song: Temptation Molto .' No fooling? Pzzrmitx Boats, cars. S rs Vorafiom To own a liquor store GASPER PISACANO Swzgx Slow Boat to China Malia: Be sweet, be kind, be gentle Cbylneln Pz1m1it.' Girls V0c'ali0f1.' Naval Career NICHOLAS PISHVANOV , Song: Roll Out the Barrel M0110 .' Temperance Q Parfait: Girls and beagle hounds Q' Vomlions Engineer or beach comber M WILLIAM PODMORE Song: Side by Sidel' Molto: God save the King Purfzzitx Photography Voralionr Uncertain BENEDICT REGENSBURG Song: It's Magic Molto: Climb though the rocks be 4 1 rugged!! V Purfuit: Baseball Vocation: Uncertain X 54 wif f w f f 7 , 1 0 ffff! f W 7'::!i'V 'uw , f 0 I Q 0 v 7 f 9 W' 4 2 Z7 K w 5 a 1 . in. 54 4 2 F5 . 6 WHITMAN DORIS ROSNATO Faworile Song: Begin the Beguinen Ffzvorile M0110 .' A fool and his money are soon parted. Pei Purruit: Good movies Future Vocation: Typist ELECTA SALZMANN Song: Buttons and Bows Motto: When you have a lemon, make lemonade. Pzzrruiz: Sports, cooking, art Vomtionx Field of Home Economics ALICE SAUER Q CN- iw YNY ,Vs if' wtf! if I , if ' o o 1,4 Song: Till Then Motto: Smile and the world smiles with youg cry and you cry alone. Purruil: Any sports Voralions Air hostess ANNE MARIE SCHMITT Song: Slow Boat to China Molto: What you don't know won't hurt you. Pur.fuit.' Art Vocation: Artist RICHARD SCHULTZ Song: Body and Soul Motto: Why worry? Pursuit: Life Vocalionx Store owner DONALD SHANNON s '-Qu' ff -Q, Y xt? li' M 11' L ,W 1 K' Song: Maybe Y0u'll Be There Motto: The hands of time are never 1.4. idle. ' Purwit: Travel - ,CT .3 Vofalionx Trathc manager ,A y A y',fx '1' A Q X, I lf 1' fisml y I v. ' ,, b4x f as Xe or t gkqi. fl sfifr Page 17 if , 7. f, 1 I ww , ,, -ici' L1 E-,. .-L gi 1 S' fa Zh .' .Zf K Page 18 STEWART SHEAR Favorite Song: Darktown Strutters' T H E 1 Q 4 Q Ball Favorite Motto: None Pet Purfzzit: Girls, golf Fulzzre Vocation: Dentist ADELINE SPADAFORA Song: As Time Goes By Motto: Don't do tomorrow what you can do today Purruit: Driving Vocation: Secretary ANGELO SPOSATO Song: Baby Face Molto: Set up another lager. Purmit: Travel V0z'c1lf071.' Tramp in IRMA TEIGE Song: Theres a Tree in the Meadow Molto: If at first you don't succeed, try, try again Purruit: Playing piano and roller skating Vonztionf Medical secretary GERTRUDE UNSOELD Song: I Have But One Heart M0tt0.' Practice what you preach Pzzrruilx Dancing, driving and men Vomiionx Artist MARIA VALICENTI Song: Until Mono: Every man is as heaven made him, and sometimes a great deal worse. Pursuit: Bowling Vocation: Secretary 14 fu Q an 'QT' l WHITMAN 5.393 A 'if' 'i 1 av- Qgjla sk 1 gm 'll sr THEODORE CUMELLA neges A g MARILYN WALKER Favorite Song: Donkey Serenade Fmfofile Molto: Do unto others as you'd have them do unto you. Pet Pzzrruit: Interior Decorating Future Vomlionx Interior Decorator RITA WICKERS Song: You Were Only Foolingf' Motto: The love of money is the root of all evil. Pzzrfzziix Dancing Vocation: Secretary RUSSELL WOOD Song. Love Letters Mortar Laughter is my shield Pzzrruit: Living life-hedonism Vocation: Teaching or Vaudeville QQ? -Na ms 'i '4' nv. 4 sie, ,5 rf 2 '. .mfr my , , of 25,3 my , gpnr-f Qi' FRANCIS DRISCOLL NORMA GAUSS 2. . 4 4 IZA - , X 395 V I 53,4 R WILLIAM GRAESSER ROBERT LUTZ TQ WILLIAM ROBERTS 3' ' 'x ' I I F f, If t L. III' ,mffwim I -. .Ii 4, A f E:LJ! ,f41 , ,122 .,II,I ,-it-sgziiiff 1 ' I -L 5 7 '2y?:5?'EfEIjY'm mia., LAWRENCE SMITH fa fig 'M L 1 f 'fE ,.1?f 5 I' A 2'1fjQQ-'5f .'fQ'-TZWTUYE ,I LW ff' 4'-'?1'ff!!7'gEFE JOHN STROTIEIMAN fi WESLEY VAN VELSOR F f Vw f, I I A A AIL 11 ' , I. L .,4,g:'I'. 3 , ,I I LAR I I IINIWIIIII, w.f',f?'.s4lIz 2,3 4 LEONARD WAGNER f A f X WILLIAM WEBER Ig f Page 20 JEROME F. MCCARTAN-MOST RECENT PROSPECTOR ROBERT WUESTMAN CLASS PROP!-IECY LOOK BEFORE, OR YOU'LL FIND YOURSELF BEHIND, The last strains of Auld Lang Sync and the final tinkle of up-raised glasses in a hearty farewell toast for the Forty-Niners still ring in a very special room of our memory hall. It is faint now, in 1959, but it is still there. At long last, after 10 mysterious and awakening years, the members of the class of '49 are bound to meet again taking into consideration the headlines of yesterday's Television newspapers: Fort Knox Gold Deposit Opened to Public, what with the precious uranium taking gold's place. Within a matter of hours, all or nearly all, of the '49ers will be arriving here in their auto-jets or by supersonic subway to claim their share. Maybe we'll end up by having a reunion. Stick around! Among the first arrivals here at Fort Knox is none other than Isabella Ardito. Isy's well known as captain of the Broadway Rockettes. What's that she's doing? Of-course, she's posing for her personal publicity photographer, Larry Bauer. Not a bad job for either of them. Hi! Say, Larry, there's a good shot for you. The DOT BERTRAM has just ar- rived. The star of Ice Follies of '59. We can't say we're surprised. Joan Brooks is here, too. She's doing well as a darn good night club entertainer. Speaking of en- tertainment, Pete Brandt's hot-cha band, starring our own vocalists, Sylvia Cathro and john Pedersen, is still at the Strand. They'll probably be good for 10 more years there. The lad in cowboy clothes and with that cute drawl is Bob Boula, owner and manager of the Double B Ranch. Glad to see you got your wish, Bob. We sure wish Gloria would show up but, of- course, she's on a slow boat to China with-her Sugar Daddy. Lucky us! This IS turning out to be a reunion after all. Teddy Cumella got in a little while ago from a nation wide tour with the Knickerbockers, their star player. It looks as if Bill Cozetti hasn't made enough dough on the Yankee's farm team so he's down here for his share of that yellow stuff. Tell us we see wrong! Yes, it is Honey Brown with her 15 red-headed angels With that many kids Honey will need more than gold. What's that crash behind Honey? We might have known- Loretta De Dora has just dropped her latest pile of records. You'll have to listen to Larry Smith, now the Ted Husing and No. 1 Disc jockey of our time. Well, who is that driving up in the shiny limousine? It's Larry De Hart, folks. He has become the construction tycoon of the East Coast. He just gave Frank Driscoll a lift. Since Frank went into teaching, he can't afford a car that would make this trip. He took up where Mr. Craft left off. He's principal now. We better tell him that his buddy is here. Yes, Frank Dore who helped to in- vent the supersonic subway. As he would say himself, people are still dying to see Donald Ford, the Friendly Undertaker and Bill Graesser, the man that just smashed the auto-jet record in a car designed by Bob Lutz. They make quite a team! Come out of those shadows, Bill Hine. Can't you forget for awhile that you're a private eye ? Here come some old pals you know: Evie Hutchinson, Ethel Huber and Alberta Oster, more commonly known as the deadly trio that keep Donald Ford in business. They should never have gone into nurs- ing. This reunion should have Charley Kalkowsky and Bill Podmore here from Hollywood to film it. Could the rumors about Bill's romantic life out there be true? The impossible has happened! Marion Boehm is employed by Prell's Broadway Shows as-the Fat Lady! We knew Marion could do anything. Alice Sauer and Margie Kopp, Americas most charming air hostesses, have just flown in from Burma with Russell Wood aboard. Russ is now a Page 21 Page 22 famous vaudeville entertainer-trained bears and all. I see Rose Marie Leone is here. Rosie has become the female Tommy Manville of today. If at first you aren't pleased, try, try again. That fellow in the odd suit is, of course, George Michta. The reason for the suit? He's just returned from a rocket trip to the Moon in his famed rocket, Moonshine. Hi, Pete! Peter Nordstrom is now that hot trum- peter at Gabby Pisacano's Girlie-Girlie Shows in downtown Fort Knox. Norma Gauss and Maria Va- licenti are the main attractions, as you may have guessed. Good luck, girls! Too bad Adeline Spada- fora, another main attraction there, couldn't make it. She started out, we understand, but had a flat along the way. Driver Education r0uldn't teach her to change a Hat! Lo and Behold! Another block-long limousine- chauffeured for Nicky Pishvanov. He's just started amassing his second million. We'll say no more ex- cept that he's president of Pishvanov's Practical Pun Company. Welcome, Nicky. Is that Bernie Peters staggering in? We hear he's just organized his second chain of National Liquor Stores, Inc. CThis place would be O.K. if the doors only had knobs.j Oh, oh. Doris Rosnato must be around. What a collection she must have! Ben Reg- ensburg is connected with the New York Yankees- lucky them-and he just came in with Bill Roberts, his former classmate, who has invented the Snatch 'em, Catch 'em, and Scratch 'em electrical mouse- trap. Don Shannon, among the not so early arrivals, has recently completed his first Best Selling novel. He got his information and did his research at Gab- by's. Angelo Sposato is a member of the literary world, too, being the roving reporter for the Hobo News. Richie Schultz is now a manufacturer of curling irons. Guess he knows his business. john Strothman is here, too, and has become the Arthur Murray on roller skates. Stewie Shear is another successful busi- nessman. He owns and operates i'Shear's School for Pushing Peanuts Across Main Streets with the Nose Without Breaking the Peanut. Who should be able to teach it better than Stewie! The two gay girls just coming in now are the two so well remembered as the esteemed class artists: Trudy Unsoeld and Anne Marie Schmitt. Both are doing very well as house-painters. In fact, they often work with Wes Van Velsor, the highly paid interior decorator. . One of the most talked about radio programs to- day is Our Friend Irma run by Irma Teige with all the latest dope from A to Z. What would we do without her? Bob Wuestman will have some inter- esting news for your program, Irma. He's the new wrestling champion! Good old light footed Bob. Gee, where's Rita Wickets? Wait, here's a tele- gram: Will arrive late. Have stopped to fix and change Adeline's tire. Love. Rita. Guess she heard about our reunion. Rita is one of the stars at Gabby's with her old buddies. Lennie Wagner is captain of the Wagner Wagon Wheels, a topnotch football team. Mike Stanco and Walter Pearson just drove up with a carload of show girls. just good friends, eh, boys? Here's an old friend who does not need to worry about flat tires: Electa Salzmann has just won her tenth silver cup for long distance walking-this time from New York to Mexico City. We sure are sorry that Marilyn Walker isn't here, but she's still completing a Social Studies report for Mr. McGuire. You always did put a lot into your reports, Marilyn, but get here as fast as possible, will you? Drink up, gang, it looks like our reunion is com- ing to an end. Don't forget your gold even though you value the get-together more! Hurry, please, because, last but not least, comes our gallant singing waiter, Charlie Scherff. Until we meet again .... the '49er.f! If ft X fit- . Z'-e 'Tw T4 67 Tift, G -N N , i ,1- W Wijl'-i .n 'f ' 15 - it-ij i', I lpilxiliw at W- f 'L' -'Q i ,ci , n I xi A 'T x i Al ff is ---.. My-'.tf' CELEBRITIES D0t Bertram ........ ........ B ext All-round ......... Sylvia Cathro ........ .,......... B ert Looking ....,.,..w,, Helen Brown ..A.,,..,..,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C alert ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Gloria Crewsick ......... ........ B ert Perronality ..4.,... Margie Kopp ................,. ......... B ert Sport ...,..... Gloria Crewsick ......... ,,,,,,,,,,. M oft Popular ,,,,,. Dot Bertram .r.,......... , ,,,,,, Bert Couple ,,,,, , Sylvia Cathro ,....,,...,.,...., ..,,r...,., B ext Drerred ,,,.,...... Gloria Crewsick ,.,.,.... ........ M oft Cheerful ........ Joan Brooks .,..............,..,...... .r.rr..,..,. W ittiert ............ Anne Marie Schmitt ..v....... ......, Q zzietert ..r.... Irma Teige ,.,..,,.,,...,.,...,.,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, N Qirieyt ,,,,,,.4,,,.,,,,. Marilyn Walker .,.,......,..,... ...r.....,.. M oft Helpful .,..,,..... Isy Ardito ...............................,,. ....,...r... B ert Danrer ....., Anne Marie Schmitt .......... ...,,.,.,... M oJt Brilliant ,,......... Marilyn Walker ....., ......... M oft Studiozzr ........ Marilyn Walker ....,...t .. ........ Mort Conrrientiour ,.... .. Evelyn Hutchinson ,..,.... ,,,,,,,,.,,, B iggefz Flirt ,,,,,,,,,,, Maria Valicenti ....,.r.,.. ,,,,,,,,, M oft Stubborn Evelyn Hutchinson r........ Mort Romantic .,...... Maria Valicenti ........,,.. Irma Teige ..4.r.,....., Isy Ardito ...c....,......,.. Electa Salzmann .......,, Marilyn Walker ............ Biggest Exeuremaker Mort Talkative Dreamiert Tallert Shorter! 1 Alberta Oster ..........,.. ............,.. L aziert .......... Alice Sauer ....,.........,. .,..........,.,.. B ert Athlete ........... Norma Gauss ....,......,...... ..........,........... M oft Carefree ....,..,....,,.,. Gloria Crewsick ,......,..., .....,.,.. M oft Liked by Tearlverf .......... Sylvia Cathro ...,.......,. ........,..,.... . Bert Singerr ..,..........,... Gloria Crewsick ..........,. r...,...... C lan Oratorf ........... Gloria Crewsick ....,....,.. .........,. C larr Leaderr ....,r Isy Ardito ,....................... ...,.........r,.. C lar: joy .......,.... Doris Rosnato ,,...,..,........... ..,.,.,.... C larr Gloom ..r.....,.4 Anne Marie Schmitt ..,....... ..,.,............... C larr Angel ..,.,..,.,.... Ethel Huber .t....................,... ..,,...,..,,,...,..... C lar: Clown ..,..r.........,. Alice Sauer .,..,,,....,......... ,,.... r.... C l an Lady and Gentleman ..,.... Electa Salzmann ......... ,...,.,.. M an or Woman Hater .......... Irma Teige .,...........,..... ...,,........ S eer All, Knowr All .........,... Doris Rosnato ,,..,,.... .,..,..,..... S een Bat Not Heard ..........,.. Marilyn Walker ......... ...,..,.,... H eard Bat Not Seen ....,... Marion Boehm .,,..,......,....,..,. ......,.. l ...,. ,.t..,..,,..,.... F u nniert .............,... Anne Marie Schmitt .......,.. ............. 5 2 .....,.,... ........ M oft Honorable ...,.... Gertrude Unsoeld ...rt..,... ..r.... i ,...., r........,. C l arf Artirtr ........,.. Marilyn Walker ......,...,. .,... ........,,.,.... C l au Writer ,.....,.....,.... Gloria Crewsick ......,.,,.. .....,... C lar: Aclrerr and Actor ....,..... Evelyn Hutchinson ......r. .,....,......... B iggeft Teare ...........,,.... Marion Boehm .,.4.,,..,.. ....... B iggert joke Teller .. Loretta De Dora ....... .......,.. M ost Eafy Going ....r..,... Irma Teige .,..,..,.....,.......... ,,........... N ewert Seniorr ......,....... Gertrude Unsoeld ........... ,.,.,.,... M oft Likely to Suereed ....,,.,.. Q Russell Wood Larry De Hart Bob Boula Russell Wood Stewie Shear Russell Wood Bill Cozetti Peter Brandt Donald Shannon Donald Shannon Bill Podmore Frank Dore Bob Wuestman Russell Wood Pete Brandt Nicky Pishvanov Russell Wood Mike Stanco Frank Dore Gabby Pisacano Mike Stanco Frank Dore Gabby Pisacano Larry Smith Larry Bauer Bill Cozetti Teddy Cumella Bob Boula Russell Wood john Pedersen Russell Wood , ..... Stewie Shear Bill Hine john Strothman Bill Podmore Bill Hine Richard Schultz Bill Podmore Bill Hine Bill Podmore Frank Dore Bill Hine Russell Wood john Pedersen Russell Wood Russell Wood Larry De Hart Charles Scherf George Michta Jerome McCartan Russell Wood Page 23 Page 24 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT BLESSED IS HE THAT EXPECTS NOTHING, FOR HE SHALL NEVER BE DISAPPOINTEDW' We, the members of the Senior Class, even though not sound of body and mind leave the following in our last will and testament. Mr. Calabrese and Mrs. Stine: We leave our deep love and gratitude for all the things they have done to make our Senior year a happy and successful one. Miss Farmer: We leave Miss Farmer, but she will never leave our fondest memories. Mr. McGuire: We leave our deep gratitude for all the personal guidance he has given us during our high school years. Mr. Gray: We leave our deep appreciation to Mr. Gray who had the patience to help us assemble this book. Mr. Simonin: We leave Mr. Simonin the hope that next year's Seniors surprise him as much as we did in the magazine campaign. Mr. Brush: We leave Mr. Brush a copy of the Kinsey Report, also the Physics Class' hopes that someday he gets his goose. Coach De Rosa: We leave Coach with these words: Remember the Alamo! Mrs. Coffey: We drips leave Mrs. Coffee a pot. Excuse our little pun, but we know that Mrs. Coffey is a great sport. We leave the Seniors of next year our profitable machines and sincerely hope that they have as good fortune with them as we did. Isabella Ardito leaves her love for dancing and her ability to dance to Marie jolly. Lawrence Bauer leaves Buzzy Chacalos his ability to get away with murder in the Library. Dorothy Bertram leaves Joan Anderson to fool around and be late for cheering practice. Marion Boehm leaves the fourth period Study Hall in peace. Robert Boula leaves a new can of green paint to Dave Sohn. Peter Brandt leaves to the Slack Liners Club his Kand B. joan Brooks leaves her eyebrow tweezers to Sally Carney. Helen Brown leaves her blissful moments to joan Shannon. Sylvia Cathro leaves all the other fellows to Buzzy, but takes Teddy Cumella with her. Gloria Crewsick leaves her ability to tear up match covers to joan Shannon. Teddy Cumella leaves his number 10 basketball shirt to George Robinson. Loretta DeDora leaves her athletic ability to Marilyn Hubbs. Lawrence De Hart leaves his ability to get out of doing homework. Franklyn Dore leaves his ability to make the ineligibility list to Dave Sohn, Donald Ford leaves his quiet ways to any junior who wants them. William Hine leaves. Ethel Huber leaves her ability in Chemistry to some other poor student who thinks that he can pass. Evelyn Hutchinson leaves Buzzy the cadets at Eastern Military Academy. Charles Kalkowsky leaves Coach DePalma a tin football whip to use on the football team, mainly some 'left end. Margie Kopp leaves a book of Etiquette to Marie Jolly. Rose Marie Leone leaves her mathematical mind to Harry Jos. Peter Nordstrom leaves Charlie Probeck his seat in the band. George Michta leaves Giant Power to any one who will take it. Alberta Oster leaves Mr. Brush peace and quiet. Alice Sauer leaves her happy disposition to Nora Danko. Electa Salzmann leaves her best wishes to the Seniors of 1950. Charley Scherif leavesg At Last! Anne Marie Schmitt leaves her smile to Joan Shannon. Richard Schultz leaves his wavy hair to johnny Reus. Donald Shannon leaves his I.Q. to anyone who will benefit by a plus 50. Stewart Shear leaves his good time on the Washington trip to Baldy Brady. Adeline Spadafora leaves her ability to drive to Joan Shannon. Angelo Sposato leaves Dave Sohn a new paint brush. Walter Pearson leaves. john Pedersen leaves a personal ping pong paddle to the school. Bernhard Peters leaves four new tires and a governor for the Driver Educ Gabby Pisacano leaves all his unknown knowledge for someone to learn. Nicky Pishvanov leaves his locker with its pin-ups to some lucky junior. William Podmore leaves his ability to get along with all girls to Leveling. Doris Rosnato leaves Incline Thine Ear to Mr. Valentino. Irma Teige leaves her talkative nature to Pat Mahr. Gertrude Unsoeld leaves her drawing ability. Maria Valicenti leaves her shorthand to anyone who can understand it. Rita Wickers leaves her typewriter to anyone who will clean it. Russell Wood leaves his love of laughter to the entire school. ation Car. Page 25 Page 26 IN PASSING ISABELLA ARDITO G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club l, 2, Dancing Club 1, 2, Riding Club, 1, 2, WHITMAN. LAWRENCE BAUER Riding Club 1, Y.M.C.A. 2, 3, 4, G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball manager 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, Student Council 4, Senior Play, WHIT- MAN. DOROTHY BERTRAM G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 1, Class Secretary 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. 2, 3, 4, Gym Night 3, Student Council 4, Twirling 2, 3, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, WHITMAN. MARION BOEHM Senior Play, WHITMAN. ROBERT BOULA Y.M.C.A. 4, G. O. 4, Band 4. PETER BRANDT Press Club 4, National Honor Society 4, Wrestling 4, Band 4, Dance Band 4, Sectional All-State Band,WHIT- MAN. QLiterary Editor, JOAN BROOKS Chorus 4, WHITMAN. HELEN BROWN G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 1. SYLVIA CATHRO Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 3, 4, Riding Club 1, Sectional All-State Chorus 4, Dancing Club lg Y.M.C.A. 2, 3, 4, Press Club 4, Service Squad 1, 2, WHITMAN. GLORIA CREWSICK Y.M.C.A. 2, 3, 4, G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Student Council 4, Hockey 1, 4, Leaders Club President 4, J. V. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Senior Play, WHITMAN. 2'- AMX Rx Q' 1'-A ' 1 ,-J S x --'e Q ' ,. ,x , 1 :wr ,fini it Q ry- sf - 2, '-al'1' , LL, 1 x,-NX 1. ' -533319 was!!-c was-sf 2 n lx 'Nh URXZL 3 EN I ' L3 :T V5 2 4s ,qfffyf ,IV A 5jg'..v ,wg ,fy M s.. X . e z' ' if and f 4 4 -524 milf s, fav? X' '-Y LORETTA DE DORA G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Cheer- leader 2, 3, Chorus 1, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Twirlers 1, 4, Dancing Club 1, WHITMAN. LAWRENCE DE HART G. o. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. 2, 3, 4, WHITMAN. FRANKLYN DORE Basketball 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. 3, 4. J. DONALD FORD Track 2, 3, 4, WHITMAN. WILLIAM HINE G. O. l, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 3. ETHEL HUBER G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Riding Club 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. 4, Gym Night 3, WHITMAN. EVELYN HUTCHINSON Band 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. 3, 4, WHITMAN. CHARLES KALKOWSKY Football 3, 4, G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, WHIT- MAN. MARGARET KOPP Y.M.C.A. 4, G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, WHIT- MAN. GEORGE MICHTA Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 3, Band 1, 2, Riding Club 2, Y.M.C.A. 2, 3, 4. PETER NORDSTROM G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 4, Y.M. C.A. 2, 3, 4, Riding Club 1, Science Club 1, WHIT- MAN. ALBERTA OSTER G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Leaders Club 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Volley Ball 45 Badminton 2, 3, 45 Y.M.C.A. 3, 45 Bas- ketball 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Gym Night 35 WHIT- MAN. V JOHN PEDERSEN Chorus 2, 3, 45 WHITMAN. GASPER PISACANO G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Football 3, 45 Volley Ball 35 Track 3, 45 WHITMAN. NICHOLAS PISHVANOV G, O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Senior Playg Y.M.C.A. 3, 45 Junior Band 1, 25 Press Club 45 Stage Crew 45 Sound Crew 45 Dancing Club- 45 WHITMAN. WILLIAM PODMORE G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Y.M.C.A. 3, 45 Science Club 15 Ping Pong 2, 3, 45 Stamp Club 15 Chorus 35 Dancing Club 45 Basketball 35 WHITMAN. BENEDICT REGENSBURG Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 15- Student Council 25 Volley Ball 25 Y.M.C.A. 2, J, 4, WHITMAN. DORIS ROSNATO G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Leaders Club 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2. ALICE SAUER Leaders Club 3, 45 G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Y.M.C.A. 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Badminton 2, 3, 45 WHITMAN. ANNE MARIE SCHMITT G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Y.M.C.A. 45 WHITMAN. RICHARD SCHULTZ G. O. 1, 2, 3, 4. N l I DONALD SHANNON G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Senior Play5 Press Club 2, 35 Ping Pong 3, 45 Y.M.C.A. 3, 45 Magazine Club 15 Dancing Club 45 WHITMAN. STEWART SHEAR G. O. 3, 45 President 45 Student Council 3, 45 3, 45 Ping Pong 3, 45 WHITMAN. Football ADELINE SPADAFORA G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Y.M.C.A. 2, 35 Press Club 45 Dancing Club 1, 25 Riding Club 2. ANGELO SPOSATO Y.M.C.A. 2, 3, 45 G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Football 4. GERTRUDE UNSOELD G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Riding Club 15 WHIT- MAN. MARIA VALICENTI G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Press Club 35 Y.M.C.A. 45 Chorus 2. MARILYN WALKER G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Stamp Club 15 Dancing Club 1, 25 Art Club 15 Riding Club 1, 2, 45 Leaders Club 2, 3, 45 Badminton 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 Gym Night 35 Chorus 45 Volley Ball 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 WHITMAN. fBusiness Managerj RITA WICKERS G. O. l, 2, 3, 45 Riding Club 15 Dancing Club 1, 25 Y.M.C.A. 4. RUSSELL WOOD G. O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 45 Press Club 2, 3, 45 Magazine Club 15 Riding Club 1, 25 German Conversation Club 15 Class Treasurer 35 Class President 45 Student Council 45 Badminton 25 Ping Pong 25 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Y.M.C.A. 3, 45 EDITOR-IN- CHIEF-WHITMAN. . - xg V. Viv' ,,s:Y?' . X X I' , N ,H 5 . W Page 27 h e from Sout V F 1949 to graduat from the -SCJ TO THE CLASS O This year's Seniors represent the 19th group Huntington since the schooi received its high schooi charter Regents of the State of New York in i93i. More than 700 young peopie have received dipiomas from our high schooi since that june day neariy 20 years ago, when i9 seniors were first graduated. H H Since then, the ciasses have grown in size each year untii this year's group wiii number 58, more than three times as iarge as that first ciass i and one of the iargest ciasses yet to receive South Huntington High Schooi dipiomas. IV in addition to its size, the Ciass of '49 is interesting and aimost unique ii in other ways. For the first time in the schooi's history the boys who are H S graduating outnumber the giris, 34 to 24. For the first time, too, the top W CHO ten honor students are dominated by boys, seven to three. ' The numericai comparisons between boys and giris is of no particuiar importance excepting as it apparentiy proves that more boys are reaiizing Com hefe the vaiue of high schooi graduation and are staying in schooi untii that hge ell!-6 i ' hiev d. Tt m be t o th t u c u i tud and our aetivi- I7 goa is ac e ay o a o r o rseso s y Ce A ties are of growing interest to boys. meh chu The reai factor that distinguishes this ciass from its forerunners is tg' al that a iarger percentage of its members than ever before is pianning to i 'keg-C, attend coiiege or schoois of higher iearning. A7 'ses We who are rcsponsibie for the educationai preparation of Seniors and 00 aii other students hope sincereiy that the experience and training you have Q3 compietcd here wiii be of aid to you no matter what your future may i 'LG' bring. We hope that the associations you have formed, the friends you i be have made, wiii aiways be vaiuabie, and we hope that the heip and instrue- l 6, 0,6 tion the facuity members have given wiii aiways stand you in good stead. -73 ,gg We trust, too, that your interest in your schooi wiii not end with 0, fo your graduation. We shaii aiways be ready to assist you in any further i1 Pj be educationai pians and that, if you can hcip the schooi or the schooi can i 004 QP heip you, neither of us wiii iaii. I -' 1.97 ' Sincereiy, I 'Q 29 Mfr ' June is, i949 I 3, ,,,. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Wav LASS ADVISER5 Page 28 Senior Class, 1949 A ' CQ 99 hitman lmanaok For the School Year 1949 Being an album of familiar faces and familiar scenes from vantage points along the TRAIL . . . . 9. Wherein is contained pictures of fellow prospectors in each wagon train at our rear. ALSO activities and groups organized toward a common purpose for mutual profit or entertainment- Tbe bones: man take: pains, and than enjoy: pleammy' tba knew take: pleasure, and Ibm infer: pains. To be humble to superior: is duty: To equals, courleryg to inferiorx, no6lenm. 493 Shannon, I. Hn EU wx L' Z4 O Dm L-4 O 5 P-4. S 9 'N xl 1 -N ii bd w. . 9. cc nl Q. cu v-I ci :Q 'U cd 1-4 CQ E-1 3 Q R E Q H ui C. o VU I-1 GJ no c: 4 P-1. FU. Gi L-4 c: o SA 'Q-5 4 L: Q2 J: KJ :: CQ 'C C14 E ' fl X Gixiiie Fozzrlb row: P. Meinersman, Dawes, J. SQSSAOGOQK Semwf mu . Mr' Depalmay H. Har -S, Grimes, R. McIntyre, A. Lindquist, D. Sohn, soc gnc R' Paw, R. Devine, NI Danko, Cassedey, A. Hulsen, A, Barbara, F. Mazzei, H. Bef- f X G2 VA rn LQ: Qvv LD 0 Q LEA LD -3 2 ffl 3. o -Q Q G. 2 fo 5 :Il ni ai Q s 'R 42 H H. oi 2 rn R. Morse, W. Sievers, R. 5 2 'Nl i'f Q LE R, Mosca, F, Haltofy P, Duffy, E. Vance, R, klik, I. Driscoll, P. Brennan, D. Calamita, 'El -X Vance, Corcoran, S. Rosengolcl, J. Reus, N- C0l21f1g6l0, D- Ch?-C21105, D- I-C002 E- 6 W. Henneborn, D. Jaeger, J. Herriman. HUbbS, H- HOHITIHU, R- Bymff - Ggaxcsaff W,,, ,fi-,life CLASS. .-L.,,..., - - r I -Otgaoei Second row: Mr. Charles Gray, R. Waleski, K luqn F. Pipolo, E. Shannon, R. Knudsen, B. Lobb, Fgfmb ww-' C- Kmll- G- R0blU500- F- MP1- gicgoefh A.'..A, R' Mccarthyi S. Carney, Youngberg, C. rienfeld, T. Marr, D. Klarman, Conway, ovlrlllcg , .- Crewsick, M- Brady, C' Jefffy, A. Lopes, R. Choquette, E. Mackie, W. Hutchinson, 850 V. Grimes, D. Spring, T. Seeger, H. Jos, C. D' Keefe: R- Devine- L- Bauer- Woll- R- S 'Gavel l 'QZRY l O 6,7 Hens. G. Axelson, Ste H. cu .M LJ cu GD M H. U --4 -.4 Z3 2 ai 4-I C1 ve jo Miss Genevie O. .2 :x 9: an Page 31 52215 -w-C 52553 :Nw CAEZQ 2 -. .uf-1-mi Q AG! .SEE z-gag -IDS ,U . gg'.bd mal-T-lc.. .A-fu. I-QQZNZQ 55553 mf-N S21-fgnaa ?Ui'SCIi -CU Siijuifg' E21 550,-ipgg :U A - ug ,502 Zoo 2 ,aj .3 N-'LE p:,'G.E'C,o. +-'Q LALQN --. ',.gxChC E Cn:-?i1,q,g.G1 5,I-423U4 Ji3 A5 9 mALD'vm ' EEUBQABQ w3vv'VI3 ADR ...cog EQ-gmcrgcf,-3 ' 'll . omgmflc E '- .s'U.uiLD 3-p:m'UD-4 EBns.D-46.-rr-i f53NPa1z v, N-U 'Q --.Cm 2-3Q-:1cnw -Nddmg-CND! I-L.Lx..QW0-Jw o WCW5,-1 'O -M616 f c. -J c52 Q'-gp .eirg u A -.-4 Iiiilarrz -3502 CILZVJQQJ 9, ri'-O C..-.Z .SUE-.. V--N P1'-Pity 565222 -..gfdm 2.342 Rig 'E -'S'-'50 'UQ-Ai'3'5DLu UESWL' . 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'S ,KEY- 3 QHSQ, 'OOTQJQJ 5,7 .dvgu mu an-f-r'j,Y' 6,-i GS 22 5.2 55211 en rn D- v. aust, Palermo, R iscalco, B N. A. ohl, un- occia, King, R. K Brennan, M W. C? fu D-4 E -9. Q.. A .ds .2 Lv.. fn' '-1 GJ 'U : Cd -C1 U cn Q5 CI --1 4.1 1-4 3 GM Corsa L I-4 an -CI u LQ li 'vm-1h.q,' vi' 'Wg ,Y ' f. , 5: 1:47:32 Shui! 1 34 ' -L v C H .92 ,f ...fn ,J .,. - 5 'cr -flvshb 35.-5 51.3 545' 'f7n D12 9280 'DCB ein es? Ez: 5. IND.. -,gvr O5 me -5 cf- 2. C1 ,CE on r-50 -3 1-TP YU go. NIP-1 as-T All QE 3 Q. SU Q fic' Lili Page 34 SEVENTH GRADE .-4 CLASS OFFICERS R. Bibow, R, Merrngola, A. Rueb, D. Beck- Stasiak, E. Chaffee, C. Sulhvan, C. Garvel- ...I :gon 4 :P er, P. Indiere, A. Haynes, E. St les, C. Burns, mann, A. Holdorf, D. Eales, B. Munday, 2 I-'55, 8 'U M. Davenport, D. Gering. C. Wood, P. Hammond, G. Kostrewski, B. 53 E 3 Reddy, T. Mastroianni, M. Shearer, Miss Second row: K. Sehres, E. Jensen, W. Mc- A . 9 3 gnes Smxth. 5 , 3 Carth R. Klei N. Frank, G. Bau R. ' Lester, T. Hammen, R. Kranenberg, R. Stenger R Hansen B Leone I Black- Fozzrlb row: R. Grimes, E. Lovejoy, Kroll, shaw, D. Kalunas, Geissinger, D. Leicht, Sidorowicz' R' King' R' Smith' F' Riebe' D. Borsello, L. De Fat0, A. Perricone. M' Lombardozzl' B' Craft' A' Harvey' 9 ' A ,U Z 0 ,Q 0 2 5' E 4 5 2 5 54 2 9'-2 a' ' f THESE recorded our progress . . First row: S. Cathro, I. Arditog M. Walker, Business Editor, P. Brandt, Literary Editor, R. Wood, T H E W I-I I T M A N . Editor-in-Chief, Mr. Charles H. Gray, Adviser, E. Hutchinson, L. De Dora, D. Bertram. Second row: W. Podmorc, S. Shear, G. Pisacano, N. Pishvanov, L. DeHart, C. Kalkowslty, L. Bauer, G. Unsoeld, Art Editor, N. Gauss, E. Huber, H. Brown, G, Crewsick. Third row: D. Shannon, Brooks, M. Boehn, MAECDDN MESSENGER At table: T. King, N. Leone, D. Spring, M. jolly, M. Walker, Mr. Charles Gray, M. Hubbs, M. Konrad, R. W'ood. Second row: N. Gauss, T. Lanzer, P. Lamb, I. Snyder, S. Carney, N. Murphy, N. Pish- vanov, C. Mayer, G. Unsoeld, S. Podmore, P. Brandt, M. Thayer, A. Hulsen, G. Duf- fy, G. Crewsick, S. Cathro. Third row: H. Vfilliams, R. W'ojCilt, F. Dodds, A. Schmitt, A. Christie, R. Maltempo. Page 35 South Huntington High School innbington Station, N.Y. ' November 214, 19148 Walt Whiman Chapter, National Honor Society Autumn Induction +n-an I...Px-ocessional of Faculty and Naltional Honor Society noaonoaonmoooovl II...Invocation. . . . . III...Bib1e Reading. . IV...F1ag Salute. . . H0 T V...Ad:1ress ..... . . . XT vI...Tapp1ng of new Hembe-.rs SO V' Wrus... . . STUDENT CQUNCIL 5 nano . . Incline Thine EAI' . . - . i Hail South Huntington f New Candidates Q O I KS: 'll Q U O ewflendidatee. . . oooalooc orary llemberships . . Reverend lo Reverend P 5 Russell Director , Louis Valem . Russell ' . Helen I-lol Q a 4 U John Po me .Principal Dodd B. G . . Reverend Thomas - . Principal Dodd B X i f rw .T M. .. 'ar ' 'ET T1 o V Q o 1 1 ai I U l I I P X , 9 i Peter Brandt, Roseanne Maltempo, Patricia Lamb and Albert Hulsen. At table: Mr. John McGuire I.. DeHart, Vice-Prcsidentg T Cumellag S. Shear, Presidcntg G Crewsick, Secretaryg R. Wood Second row: D. Bertram, D Sohn, L. Gennet, T. Marr, J Pascual, P. Indiere. Third row: D. Leicht, R. Sog, R. Brown C. Bifulcow, Grimes, D. Shan: non, Y. Viette. Page 36 8 LM '1 . Chad ver: F E qv- G ,- , L a f f Qifil LWN1li0L DRIVER TRAWWG CAR 46 our cfrfvln 'Q our ee Our, Lyra 65 OUP 45075871471 o OUP COfTlI'fl7 GHG, 701.n? 'X m Page 37 Page 38 'S-'4 ,Y ,,, .,,fwf Q Q 'Aff' ' f ? g 1:5 if 4 5'12 fffff?i!vB 5 'ACTS n1fL.ii1S1f m mgws if ,crwo-mv' ' vw dhia 97 BW' 3373? 'g35?'5'A244'f W ' W ' -, 'vs I 1' ' L , j, - 3 JAY, imc. 2, 19448 ,fl ,Q Fw ', gf' ,- A 'VW , V -, V H- , Smudizolfivm .V iw: ,,. A, . , , ,Q ff? V' H Q V' ' f x' WU'- f5 ' W A fisiviif Q A?8i1f t V , RM Comfy in Three Ac ts Joseph A. Fields and Jerome Ch d 0 f fPa153- Duff? lofi-af Crevffrhck vrebbzf Qhwaloa wk Mwwroiagm Bawff . Mg91o 5pa'5am r , f n EJDUI5 mfvM4d K f zauaaemx . William Y'ww2f2Z . f A1'S.c e Savaevf .Charles Sohezffff . Wllald Jaegeff , Donald. mem , .Mar-Lon f Doris Rosnsto 0 s , Q RYGHBTQ L95 Emma Lmsbrcw 'Mber Meinersman . William Weber K gf 0 Hosea yank xiashroianni wane I S , s - N ,Gasger N-a Q Jaws: 5 Q ' 1. . Dona-3.6 so . meroutv! 'Bertram . . -Sink? frsenvwov 1, .Qi rn.nk Ql!1gs'broianfii . . .Ni-may Ffishvanov me,-'scum xsisawenf. smdio is-SSS: L 1 -Sl 2 -' it gamer evening 51 gh 2 .. 'ren days later 1 - 'sw new dw ii-32-Hug Pfmuced by the D of ramatic Club Eouwh H ungin ,6 f , g on Hi h or me bemfii 034211041 may ' Birafftred By Q. Fa , f and Gym eve game' qi . Ilgison High School Ama ventmgy December 2 r Q5 f E x- if I AQ ' , 1 'v' V 'V' 'V ,ww ' wr ,L ,, . Z. V , part of ur. wow he fmmmfed 39 A . hifi!-fheadked litfole man SKWOGKHW In With YW' in 192:6- 3949! W 9179459 HQ is A MQ Sen' gmemiiisaxxs to play Wy, 1 ' be rwmbme. far :me f Q' , fCwr1e 13. ir1 f1'he Pr0f- , f f HQKW f he 3536265 i'4GF f9-ffke ' , f SM? is ali' A1 S prociuctwn sawn at ww vw- of the cast are stage' However, we feel A performances will earn for , , ' 4' dramatic productions. 'I l ibm ,1x . - AP Lwic roulofi . . . First row: Joan Brooks, S. Podmore, M. Jolly, T. Lanzer, E Luyster, M. Mueller, A. Mikklik, E. Fay, R. Faso M. Walker, I. Driscoll, B. Carrichner, Mr. Louis Valentino Second row: N. G S auss, . Carney, li. Green, D. Spring, I. Sny- der, l, Ardito, D. R D. Smiles, P. Lainb, j. Moore, Bell, Ii. Hutchinson, S. Cathro, R. Leone. Third row: F. Dodds, G. Unsoeld, R. Wojcik, B. lzvans, M. Brady, C. Mayer. Fourth row: A. Hulsen, R, Cho- qucite, R. Lea, R. Brooks, C. Sclierf, C. Bifulco, J. Pedersen R. Muller, G. liolninson. , N. Danko, osnalo, H. Hoffman, R. Byrnes, A. Suarez, 1 '7 5 -r-...v LOUIS VALENTINO Direflor 5 5 N P 42 age I f 4 Q14 ,ya is Y'fUNf First row: C. Crewsick, I. Driscoll, R. Leone, L. DeDora, A. Lopes. Second row: D. Spring, E. Angeles, D. Borsello, D. Eales, L. Thomas, J. Osborn, W. Brennan, M. Stasialc, Mr. Louis Valentino. Third row: A. Hulsen, B. Peters, P. Nordstrom, H. Jos, C. Bifulco, C. Probeck, G. Rob- C3 VNS 1 S l inson, E. Hutchinson, P. Lamb, R. Muller. S Fourth row: T. Devenpeck, R. Klenke, W. DQEXSOMPAH Sievcrs, A. Waltcir, R. Boula, J. Martila, ,Acc J. Reus. Page 43 'Z YR 1 IUNIQR BAND f f , X AU N TWO 3 ff' 4' 3 SCHUQM f rX,pe,M an I ,V A V X W N aw fm gy 2 if f, i, , ,, A ff , l 4 f , 4 v ' - 2 , A A! xx A 1, A, 1- ' r 1 Miss MARGARET WHHAKER . DMM TUNIOR CHORUS C' H23 ufiic roulazi - - - V fljf , 14. 64 IRENE SNYDER Antoinette Lopes, Loretta DeDora, Rose- Ljbym-jan marie Leone, Isabella Driscoll, Claudia Crewsick. Jage 46 Q17 in ' 4 r WW' 4 wwf W ,,yqw,,f4yf, , . um africa , W' ' W W ' ' X XXWXXXXXMX X f f,',f4wf W ,,X W, ,X ,XXXXX X ' XX W X XXX X X I ,, , f wg ,, ' ' ,, 2' , ffW, , ' 'f'4f?W44 f , f ,f ,,f,,,,f,,ff ,WW Z X f uv , ,X ,X f f f 'V 1' ,ff X,ff,,,f,y, ,, ,V , f,m,f,,,,f,,m,,,WWWf WMXXXQ W ,X XM ,XX X X X XXX XXXXX X' , N! ff 'Wfwhfffw' 'f Wfwmwwmw Q ,, , M, , Q f , ,W X f, WXXXHXX I I , ,A ,, f V, fy mwwgwymwm X f XWV ,,WWQ, WMWWW w, X WWWV Q,,,,fW, ,f,,,f,,f,,,,,'f ,f,,,h, , f , f fyfrl XX X, ,,, ,f , , af Wf WG' fwwfwwfwzf f,,,,Wf,,,f,w ,My ff' 4, 0 f , ww, Q , 'W' Wfwamme ww 494 ff 'W 'W ff fwww, vwfwfv f fww,,WM X XX X ,fm ,, WW wh iv uf A 4,2 wa 1 if we We X , Page 47 n Lguffond an Emu I J inst- Yf ns . qi . 4 I :MM .wa I 1 Senior Class, 1949 A ' CC 99 'Wlutrnan lmanaek i For the School Year 1949 Being a pictorial compendium of the sports played during the final year of our transmigration. . Wherein is contained photos and other tintypes of Football, Basketball, Track, and Cross Country as actually engaged in by the 49ers -- The South Huntington Wildcats .... Alla: Material evidence that we have friendly Adveftifeu, who have given su their financial backing in tbix, our lu! fmdertaking. . . . . 492-2 ei .fdlikficd Sitting: W'illCI' Pmys.-T. Duvcnpcck, P. Frnno, R. Grimes, Ii. Craft, R. King, IP. Salmcr, lfirst row: . Miclnn, j. Sidumwncl, I . Can, A. SPOSJLO, D. Sohn, li. liuuln, I.. W.lgI1Cf. 4 if , . VARSITY FOOTBALL Pae 50 W01'df may fbow az flldfifj' wif, bill action bi! 121ea1zi11g. Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct 1948 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 2 Northport, away ..t.....,,.,t , ,,,,,t , O-26 9 Smithtown, home .c... ,. . . O-7 16 West Hampton Beach, away O-12 23 East Hampton, home .t.c H tttt .19-27 30 Northport, home ..,.t........ ...,,.. 7 -O Nov. 6 East Rockaway, home ,t..,.,.. , 7-51 ,J Second row: K. Haasc, J. Hcrriman, J. Steffens, W. Cozctti, M. Stance, R. Brooks, F. Mastroiannig Mr. John Dc Rosa, Coach. Third row: Mr. Joseph De Palma, Coachg G. Michta, S. Shear, A. Rockoff, T. Marr, Grimes, W. Bibow. Fourth row: R. Scher, G. Pisacnno, R. Armstrong, C. Kalkowsky, E. Gazza. Fifth row: H. Berlerh, W. Graesser, T. Brady, W. Hine, D. Kccfe. I Page 5 1 Won, lg Lost, 5 Coaches: JOHN DeROSA and JOSEPH De PALMA C0-Mal1ag1'rs: WILLIAM MICHTA and DONALD SCHER. ffm :ww isfdisaa X-euiaft' ' Q . W .five ,ff l 'iii 1 A ,. 1 ! Y 'TP n -lf E Q P-xi Ax 5. .L ite! e liwmm K f l i I Page 52 Kneeling: L. Bauer, Timekeeperg D. Scher, Manager, R. Grimes, Ballboyg T. Marr, Scorekeeper. Stand- ing: D, Sohn, NV. Cozetri, T. Cumella, F. Driscoll, J. Grimes, I.. Smith, NV. Pearson, B. Regensburg, VV. Hine, A. Sposato. MARCDON WILDCATS Vazmlfy Couch: MR. TONY TUORI Cfzpluiu: TED CUMELLA - e ,y Baskefball Schedule Dee.,3 Dec. 7 1 ye. x X 10443.19-1.9 ' 4-.qu-1-1-gp.. Paichogue Huni?ngi'oyn . Hurgfingfon f . Lindenhursi' oe.. X X xy .Sqhyviife gag. 2? Y.t x . N y .y p Q 'ff x x y Q 5Z3iX zhi+yviEie Bdbylon ,J . y,-K .77 Home If 3 Y Home 3 7 .2 3 Away 3 0 3s AwayV -sfo 3 7Horne 3? 5 5,Home 'ff YQ Away -in S, y 4P.,M.faH1efnoQn1. J V. P' .m.5.c..+i- A j!e1if . M Q 5 Q- - Pago 53 Jan. I4 Norfhporf V6! Away 61 Jan. i8 Kings Park 4'lAway4Q Jan. 21 Smifhfown 9 fHome35 Feb. I Bayshore cl Homeff Feb. 4 Lindenhursi' JOHome JG Feb. a Farmingdale ffAway.Q'4 Feb. ll Sayville 1!fAway rd Feb. 25 Norlhporf Home Mar. I Porf Jeff b Away May., 4 Smiihfown Away :f 1 ' CROSS COUNTRY - 1948 TRACK SCHEDULE Sept. 50 Oct. 6 Oct. 14 Oct. 20 COne meet, Sayville ,..., ,.,, . ....c,., 2 9-27 Port Jefferson ...C ,c,. , ..,,c. 4 O-23 Patchogue ...C c,c....... 2. ,,.....cc,,. Y. 27-30 Bayshore and Bellport.. 44-23-58 first, one second in triangular and two clefeatsj Apr. May May May May May June Huntington and Port Jefferson ,, ., Away Bayshore ..,.,.,,,,...,.,a......, .......,......... , ...... ,....., A w ay Patchogue ,...,.,,c. ....,.,.c,,.r,....., A way Night Relays .,..,, , c.., at Patchogue Northport .,,............,.,.a,..,,..,,..,..,.,... ..,,.,.......c.. A way Srnithtown and Amityville .,cc......r ,..,...., A way County Meet .......,...,.,..,.........,c...,.... at Riverhead s E ,mf ,vi ,,,.aA.,4. 1' N 2- C , I. -, 4 . . V. ,,f.9!:g-M. q , -3 ,f- rf-sy,:3,1?-r ,.r-Q-Q-g,q,V 'b-K-.H ---0.1 If -- P- 1 -1 f Q- A f - , -1 .- 4..U,,,,.MaV 'zu 4235f ' '-1--- .aM.' - ' 1 A . f , W 'ii iff 1'-mf . - ru- ---' .'. .,,-:nfl . je ' 1. C, : Q--aL' ' -11:-gui, '1-V-s.,,g,kg,1i g4+?,,:'-,K2j'-35 ,a.,4-,-.ww,,,f,f:.4:.ng-+ - -i , A .1 -1 ,.,- ff, ,--J.:----rmgfi ' ' ' --fn A 22-957-F- x15-l'5',::.- ' url fi 'he 2' 'MPP A -. .. wr , .,,, , -.. .- , , , ', A '- 9. '--N 'Q ' -A .- ,,.,- i tw .ig,fs',.f- V -'v-aZ.rtya,-,,.ff 14g-.4 ,J-:I ' ,L '1 - ' -,ww - I- f ff,gif',' -f ,- V, ' - - 43, . ., f:i.,gQ1:gg5s5zxJyxff U . ' A'1'i.'2,,x.g4L A. .. Coal-bf MR. THOMAS CALABRESE ' Captain: CHARLES BIFULCO Page 54 Aram.-ff GERALD RoB1NsoN 1, ' . I f W ,, , .M , M. f. fo f . .. af ,, ,, , ,. 4 ., , , M' 2 , ' 9. ' n 4 1 ' M Z 4 n f ' E f , , 1 f 2 , . y V ' ww-ry W 4,0 gf? 2 6 v ff ZW X Qfwf 0 yfff Java fr'-,,.. - ff 'T ? ...M ,., lc WRESTLING First row: R. Lesterq M. Lombardozzi- Mr F Snor Co 11' J. Krollg B. Leone. Second row: U. yHcraog,. P. Bll'andtiCTl Brady, T. Marr, Hill. caoss CQUNTRY SQUAD Kneeling: D. Johnson, U. Herzog, H Catherwoocl, Wall, R. Mosca, G. Loomis. Standing: G. Rollinson, W. Gritz, D. Ford K. H ' ' aase, C. Blfulco, G. Robmson, N, Akeson, K. Beckerg Mrl Thomas Calabrese, Coach. Page 55 4 15 alkv IB. VABSITY BASKETBALL Dage 56 FBESHMAN BASKETBALL xx O. V 20, 533711 Qfffmffa 8th GRADE BASKETBALL we QQ- C56 xefi' Y'-H77 SQBHTIWA A A 'A - ,T 1 'ggi Q 1422 Coarb: MR. DOUGLAS MOREY Captain: HENRY CATHERWOOD A N Page 57 CU' M ga Sitting: B. Evans, A. Christie, E. Angeles, D. Chacalos, N. Colangelo, S. Eagan, R Knudsen, L. DeDora, D. Bertram H Brown, P. Lamb, Anderson, S. ,Podl more, M. Thayer, A. Bucher, G. Crew sick, D. Spring Second row: M . M . rs Roxlau, C. Mayer, Moore, R. Maltempo P. Hassel, H. Williams, M. Jolly, T. Lan: zcr, C. Lopes, M. Hubbs, M. Konrad F. Dodds, D. Pierce, L. Wagner, C. DeRiosa A. Lopes, C. Crcwsick, I.. Schultz, Ii Ardiro. 'V'ga, 25f XXX X-.. . I MARGARET ROXLAU Coafh: MRS. TEMPO Marwgmf M' H , MAL UBBS, M- KONRAD' R Page 58 Coarb: MRS. MARGARET ROXLAD Managrrs: R. MALTEMPO, M. KONRAD n-41-ftwuuhfirfii-'r'O4I mvqmbb-UU L t 'fJD'UCJ'-3 fl! Coach: MRS C . MARGARET U-Cdbfqjnj.. Ilffazlagrrgl- M. WIAI-KE and C. MAYER RJ A osr Coarb: MRS. MARGARET ROXLAU Managrr: J. MOORE Third row: S. Cathro, D. Rosnatb. E. Shannon, A. Walter, R. XVozcik, N. Mur- phy, Delzato, R, Devine, E. Luyster, B. Matthews, M. W'all-ier, J, Schilling, E. Wulf, S, Comerford, A. Oster, E. Huber, E. Green, L. Evans. Fourth row: J. Allen, K. Gorman, B. Carrichner, A. Suarez, Bell, M. Stasiak, E. Hubbs, H. Hoffmann, R. Faso. SOFTBALL Page 59 x V I W. 0 6 ?: --M -' . iff' 3 if vv E ex .fi 5 5 'Q- 5 V' cc afii. 5- 'QA co g,' i TJ -6 Q ii, x Y r ' , ,- 'v , E22 3 ' .X LV f C 42 ., f?53 flbf L U5 9711 J 9 A fda? f 4 ffl' ' f f 5 N? ff 1 731 , I Q4 'f Z f f ,- mat' Q 'Diff Ann, 0 1- ff? G Q45 'Z' .i W f' x . ' ' ' , .QL 'ig ,- 1 xx 3 QS: 5 . A 35X1..?m! ' 4 F , ' Nl'Qi9gg.1 F We f if f Uh-:J Pi ,Q VA, gui Q . V' - -. M, ,-lewis, N Q... Page 61 oode jAl'0aJ5 fu, 'iw H.. 1 1, Q' 1. ' 4 f, ug -3' 9' u. In 'fo -.f , -.4 Q vgi l ,, M .vs .vs:,,,-kl- M 5 . W . , . .. aging!! if . X . r- W ry s ' -'-f fn Mt te- .. V Ny NR Mx .M :wk ggignunwun -Mb' Y K 1 H-'D i W' 5 SENIGRS wish to ACKNOWLEDGE 1 the SI TA it BASEBALL SCHEDULE Sof A 'l 11 B b l l , pn 25 1-iugfsgton Mr. Charles H. Gray, Faculty Adviser rn i 28 Smirhtown Charge May 3 ?m1FF lle Mr. Russell Orlando in Art :iyvi e A - 9 Lindenhurst Mr. Tony J. Tuorihin Photography 12 Norfhport Mr. john DeRosa in Advertising ' Q 16 Smirljrown Mrs. Margaret Roxlau in recording subscrip- j 25 i?Y3'lli tions for the Yearbook if H'fn52g':Sff ,f 'tThe entire Senior Class helped the june 2 Northpoft Advertising Committee of the Wbilman I SH EAR'S PHARMACY ::::::p-c::::::: : 63 COMPLIMENTS or I RVI NC SH EAR 64 ooooocooooooooqqoo00000990000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ TELEPHONE HUNTINGTON 4567 FOR THE LUMBER YARD OF A THOUSAND ITEMS HUNTINGTON MATERIALS CORPORATION HUNTINGTON STATION, LONG ISLAND NEW YORK LOBASSO B ROTH ERS GARAGE AUTO REPAIRING 2088 New York Avenue Huntington 3285 - 4557 Huntington Station Long Island ooeoo Q QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -Q 0-0-0-0 65 ooo WARD'S NURSERY West Hills Road Huntington, N. Y. Huntington I237 LAWNS, LANDSGAPING DWARF FRUIT TREES Charles E, Ward, Prop. BEST WISHES TO SOUTH HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL DEW DROP INN Jericho Turnpike South Huntington, N. Y. 0000 0000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000 v - - - -000000000000 00000000000 HUNTINGTON PRESS, Inc. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS HOME OF GOOD PRINTING Q 7I8 New York Avenue Huntington Station, L. I. Huntington 4962 -- I759 EVERETT AUTO PAINTING BODY AND FENDER WORK WELDING, PAINTING, SIIVIONIZING I707 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. Huntington 242 00000000 000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000: : 00000: :00: : 3 : : ALFRED F. BAMAN JEWELERS l48O New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. 1 WILLIAM MILLER OIL BURNER SERVICE PLUMBING - HEATING JOBBING AND REPAIRI NG West l6th Street Huntington Station, N. Y. Huntington 4563 Huntington 4580 Compliments of DONELLA PONTIAC COMPANY, Inc SERVICE REPAIRS AUTO PAINTING AND BODY WORK ON ALL MAKES OF CARS WHERE ALL WORK IS GUARANTEED We Will Call For and Deliver Your Car Free of Charge I7 East Jericho Turnpike Huntington Station, N. Y. FRANCIS T. BERGAN REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE l7Ol New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. Huntington 642 - 6019 000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000 67 0 Huntington 2596 CRAF INSURANCE COMPANY REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE As Near to You As Your Phone l573 New York Avenue near lOth Street Huntington Station, N, Y. Compliments ot CARL CRANGER DR. and MRS. Father of an Alumnus JEEPS HUNTINGTON MOTORS, Inc. Authorized Willys Overland Motors Dealers Jeeps - Trucks - Station Wagons Sales and Service 640 New York Avenue Huntington 24 68 0.00-Q-000oooQ000-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ0-0-0-: : : e S ATHLETIC and SPORTS T EQUIPMENT A for Schools and Colleges calf F Tennis Boxing 0 Bowling Soccer R Football Baseball D Wrestling , Volleyball Table Tennis Track and Gym S ISO Jackson Street Hempstead, L. I., N. Y. KLEET LU M BER CO. HARDWARE - LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS PAINTS New York Avenue near Jericho Turnpike Huntington Station, N. Y. Huntington 3537 CORNER SERVICE STATION NEW YORK AVENUE and DEPOT RD Oscar O F, Olson, Prop. Huntington 393 Huntington Station, N, Y. HOLST AND COM PANY WHOLESALE TO THE TRADE PAINTS - CLASS LADDERS Store: 2050 New York Avenue and 22nd Street Huntington Station, L, I. Huntington 4342 A- -AA- ---- -o---cc ::::::o:::: ::::o::-::o::::: ::::Q ooQoo0-o--ooov,-v-- -vv vv- vvv ----o------- Q--0--A--0-A--Q--A --0 -- -v ----- --v ---eoqyvv TWIN TOWN SALES AND SERVICE CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 630 New York Avenue Huntington, N. Y. Huntington 3I0 GATTO BROTH ERS, Inc. FURNITURE Frank Catto 337 Main Street Huntington, Long Island MANOR CLEAN ERS, Inc. CERTIFIED DRY CLEANINC- FUR AND CLOTH CIARMENTS STORED I4II New York Avenue Huntington, L, I., N, Y. Huntington 6I40 SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY 337-39 West Main Street Huntington, N. Y. Q, QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ: :ooQ: coeo: : : : : : : :QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 70 -::::0000000:::: GOOD WISHES to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1949 from BRUNO LEONE HASSETT HEATING AND FUEL OIL COMPANY 33-4th Street Huntington Station, N. Y. Huntington 4111 HAUSER-SKLENKA, Inc. KAISER and FRAZER MOTOR CARS 2-10 West Jericho Turnpike Huntington Station, L. I., N. Y. Huntington 3390 Huntington 1016 DESSON FARMS FANCY FRESH EGGS FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS TURKEYS and DUCKS Leonard Desson Jericho Turnpike Huntington Station, N. Y. : 0 : : : : 000000000000000000 Compliments of MR. and MRS. NORMAN D. TALBOT GEORGE A. HAHN REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 1456 New York Avenue Huntington Station, L. I., N. Y Huntington 2035 REESES HOME-MADE CANDY and ICE CREAM 1205 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. H. S. VAN SISE SOCONY GAS STATION TIRES - BATTERIES Jericho Turnpike and Melville Road Huntington Station, N. Y. Huntington 2419 ::::::::::::0::: ::::0000::0000000000 000000000000000000v - 0000 - - v v v - 90090.00090QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-009900090 Compliments ot THE C. AND G. STORE For the Finest in Yarns 293 Main Street Huntington Huntington 3782 COZY COTTAGE HOME COOKING Home-made Pies Roast Chops Fried Chicken IO Creen Street Huntington 4089 J. MOHLENHOFF Buy Them Where They Crow W. Rogues Path KW, I Ith Streetl Huntington, N. Y. Phone: 3588 Flowers Telegraphed Everywhere Compliments ot COLD SPRING HILLS, Inc. Developers ot the Former Otto Kahn Estate HOMES - LOTS - ACREACE ..ooooooqoooooo WILLIAM SCHEFFLER LICENSED REAL ESTATE and FIRE INSURANCE List Your Property, Homes, Acreage Call Now Lots and Business Properties I6l E. I lth Street otf Depot Road Huntington Station Huntington 4730 Slmmmb Everything C-ood to Eat corner New York Avenue and West IOth Street Huntington 4523 Compliments ot JACK'S DIX HILLS DINER Route 25 Jericho Turnpike Huntington, N, Y. Phone: lO96 JANNICKY MOTORS, Inc. PACKARD New York Avenue, Huntington Huntington I I88 Clen Cove 4-IOZZ Qoooeoooooooeoeoq :oooogqgoooe QQQQQQ o-Qoeooooooo ooooooooooooooooooooo ooo oooooooooooooooo MOBILE PRODUCTS MANOR SERVICE STATION AUTOMOTIVE NECESSITIES and ACCESSORIES New York Avenue and Pulaski Road Huntington Station, N. Y. Huntington 4623 FLOWERS BY MARGIE AND LYNN Hotel Huntington Huntington, N. Y. Phone: 44l 0 Pies to Take Out BRANCATO'S PIZZERIA SPACHETTI - SANDWICHES RAVIOLI 234 W. Jericho Turnpike Huntington, N. Y. Phone: 299 SUN UPHOLSTERY SHOP Upholstery - Slip Covers - Drapes Donald Dupree 534 New York Avenue Huntington, L. l., N. Y. Phone: i260 oooooooooooooooooooooooo- oooo ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo. Compliments of DR. and MRS. SAMUEL TEICH LEEDS INCORPORATED CLEANERS - DYERS Huntington, L. I. Phones: 860 -- 86l HUNTINGTON AUTO SEAT COVER COMPANY Custom Made and Auto Seat Covers David H. Stevenson 62l New York Avenue Huntington, N. Y. Phone: 4650 SAMMIS fr DOWNER CO., Inc. FORD SALES and SERVICE PAINT and BODY SHOP 279 New York Avenue Huntington, N. Y. Phone: 600 oooooooooooooooooo: : : :ooo : : ooooo : : o : : ooo 900909099900009909990909 000099909090999 0099909990 Huntington 29 -- 88 Res. Commack 241152 GEORGE SFAELOS 1 162 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. SCUDDER'S CYCLE SHOP INDIAN MOTORCYCLES 984 New York Avenue Huntington Station, L. I. Phone: 1050 Phone: 4420 JOHN'S DELICATESSEN 1 164 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. Phone: 4561 DR. HAROLD G. KASDEN DENTIST 1570 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. By Appointment Only 0990009900000000000909000900000990 0099900 Compliments of EDWARD GOLD CHARLES E. SAMMIS, Inc. 382 New York Avenue Huntington, N. Y. REAL ESTATE CENERAL INSURANCE Huntington 1400 Tel. 2090 GATTO MUSIC STUDIO Learn to Play Play the Accordion, Guitar or Your Favorite Instrument Instruments Rented I 126 New York Avenue Huntington, L. I. Compliments of HASTINGS FOOD MARKET 1560 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N, Y. 000999000: : :9::0:: :900:::9::::: ::0090:::: : QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ARTHUR MACKIE REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE ZOO West Jericho Turnpike Huntington IS35 Huntington Station, N. Y. Finest Quality Meats OTTO DEISEL Prime Meats - Poultry and Provisions Frozen Foods I I56 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N, Y. Huntington I206 TELEVISION J. M. JOHANNESSEN Radios - Phonographs - Pianos - Records Musical Instruments Hoover Vacuum Cleaners Refrigerators - Thor Automatic Washers 255 Main Street Huntington 84 Huntington, L. I, CE 8-6l44 S. Placanica, Prop. BEACHVIEW MILLWORK CO. SPECIAL MILLWORK 59I2 New Utrecht Avenue Brooklyn l9, N. Y. ::: ::::o::::: :::0::: Compliments ot DAHLSTROM'S GREEN TREE LODGE Huntington, Long Island New York Compliments of HARWEIN FEED AND FUEL CO. The Complete Sporting Goods Store ELKIN'S SPORT SHOP. DIV. Teams Outfitted 344 New York Avenue Huntington, N. Y. Phone: I3 Compliments of ROY E. LOTT -- --A-------0--AOA-oqoQ-.........,...Q. I - - ,,,,,, -oggooyooooooooooovvo v - - - - - - - - v - - - - 00 00000 Huntington 550 H. H. Wordwell PHIPARD MOTORS NASH Sales - Service - Parts 550 New York Avenue Huntington, N. Y. J. A. Phipard Phone: 2982-W C. Cv M. MASON CONTRACTORS Deer Park Avenue Deer Park, Long Island, N. Y. Babylon 2333-J CALE TELEVISION Sales and Service Appliances - Radios - Records Refrigerators - Ranges 394 New York Avenue Huntington, L. I. Phone: I30 Huntington 4740 N UCCI BROTHERS BUILDINC MATERIALS and SUPPLIES West Hills Road Huntington Station, L. I. 00 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000-0000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000 JOE'S ITALIAN-AMERICAN DELICATESSEN Sandwiches for Different Occasions On Order I435 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. Store: 5980 Home: 5450 WE DELIVER Huntington 3966 NORMONDEE AMERICAN and ITALIAN CUISINE Famous for Fine Foods Cocktails ot Distinction Charcoal Broiled Steaks West Hills Road South ot Jericho Turnpike Banquets and Parties to I00 Huntington Station, L. I. Compliments of LUNA IMPORTINC CO. I I38 New York Avenue Huntington, L. I. Phone: 935 - Free Delivery Huntington 2989 SOUTH SIDE BAR G' RESTAURANT Italian Food and Pizzeria Pies Dur Specialty I624 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N, Y. 000000000000000000 00000000000 00000 Q0QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Qooooooooooeeooooooooooooooe Huntington 28I 3 AUGUST SIEGER REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Res.: 2 West I3th Street Ottice: I765 New York Avenue Huntington 3477 CHARLES C. CASSERT ICE CREAM - SODA - CICARS MAGAZINES - STATIONERY 32 Whitman Road Huntington Station opposite S.H.H.S. Huntington 4550 ISLAND FARM SUPPLY CORP. Jericho Turnpike and Melville Blvd. Farm and Carden Supplies Tel. 4472 HOMETOWN AUTO SERVICE TEXACO-FIRE CHIEF Charles H. Teschmacher, Prop, I6OO New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. oooooooooooooo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ SPORTS EQUIPMENT MANOR SPORT SHOP JOB PRINTING Charles Schattter, Prop. I42I New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. Huntington 244 FLOWERDALE Telegraph Delivery Service Robert P. Spengler, Proprietor I32O New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. Income Taxes FRANK T. DEXTER BOOKKEEPINC SERVICE Huntington I405 l973 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 3l5 Main Street Huntington, N. Y. Huntington 5l5l oe ooo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q.. oo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ- -0- AQ- - :ooo Huntington 4444 BURT LUMBER COMPANY Park Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. FRED STRICKLAND RADIO Huntington 191 1599 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. Northport 541 Photographs in 1949 Whitman by JOHN A. CUILLO STUDIOS 80-28 Baxter Avenue Jackson Heights, N, Y. PORTRAIT - COMMERCIAL J. A. Cuillo CONCANNON'S Coal - Fuel Oil - Lumber - Hardware Feed - Seed - Fertilizer - Dog Foods Phone Huntington 2450-1 -2 1287 New York Avenue Huntington Station Qoooooooq QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ , - Q- - '90, - -QQQQQQQQQQ ooooooooooo Huntington 2828 JOHN F. BERTRAM, Inc. CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE 49 West Jericho Turnpike Huntington Station, N. Y. THE LITTLE CANDY SHOPPE 1.4 e i-'Ia . ' 'I 7 50 Gifts EI' Fine Candies , I5 rg M Delicacies Ififgilf :ig I N .yr ,:-5 A L-- atm 'l'..i if , 'tgfi - 20 East Jericho Turnpike Huntington, L. I., N. Y. DR. A. R. GALE OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined and Classes Fitted 384 New York Avenue Huntington, N. Y. Telephone 862 Huntington 197 Compliments of BRUSH'S DAIRY 575 Park Avenue Huntington, N. Y. ceq.-Q00--.-0990000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-QQQQ 292-4 New York Avenue Phone: 1015 ACE AUTO BODY C1 FENDER SHOP joseph Teich, Prop. CHARLES BARBER 8' BEAUTY SHOP 1207 New York Avenue Specializing in Frederick Permanent Waves Facials - Eyebrow Arch - Manicure and Scalp Treatment Huntington 744 Phone: 2703 HARRY LESSNE COUNSELOR AT LAW 1177 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. SELMER'S PET LAND Phone: 4677 The House of Pet and Kennel Supplies Breeder of Dogs and Canaries 125 E. jericho Turnpike Huntington Station CARL EDSTROM Phone: 48 TELEVISION F.lvl. Radio - Records - Repairs 289 Main Street Huntington, N. Y. MELVILLE MARKET MEATS POULTRY DELICATESSEN Phone: 4404 PERRO'S FRUIT 8' VEGETABLE MARKET Birds Eye Frosted Foods 1063 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. LOG CABIN Phone: C.S.H. 3370 RESTAURANT Cr BAR Where Good Friends Meet and Good Food ls Served lericho Turnpike Opposite Cold Spring Hills Phone: 3851-1 BOB Cr IACK'S SERVICE STATION lericho Turnpike and Depot Road Huntington Station, L. l. Phone: 799 MATHIAS SKOGEN REAL ESTATE East Main Street llviile East of Town Halli Huntington, N, Y. NEW TALLY-HO INN 25 West Jericho Turnpike Huntington Station, N, Y. Compliments of Phone: 1660 MARSH'S MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS Huntington, Long Island Phone: 448 D. S. TUTHILL PLUMBING - HEATING - OIL BURNERS Huntington, Long Island oooeqq 900000QQQQQQQQQQQAQQQQQAQQQQQQoooo oo QQQQQA A A A A A - A A A A A A 79 Q9000900QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ999Q0ooooo Compliments of MR. AND MRS. FRED ZINSMEISTER AND FAMILY Compliments of SUFFOLK KEROSENE Cr FUEL SERVICE Railroad and McKay Avenues Walter Lahmann, Proprietor Huntington Station, L. I. NAT'S SERVICE STATION i659 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. Compliments of MORROW'S NOOK lericho Turnpike, Huntington Station, L. I. WALKER'S SERVICE MOBILCAS Cr OIL AUTO REPAIRS - ROAD SERVICE lericho Turnpike, Huntington Station, N. Y. FARM EQUIPMENT, Inc. Phone: l6l MECHANIZED FARMING IMPLEMENTS Sales C7 Service One-thirty West jericho Turnpike Huntington Station, N. Y. Phone: 84 lOHANNESSEN'S MUSIC STORE 255 Main Street Huntington, N, Y. Phone: 996 FUNNELL'S FLOWERS 306 Main Street Huntington, N. Y. LIBUTTI IEWELER Phone: l26 Time Payments - Budget Accounts Invited Fine Repairing of All Kinds 334 New York Avenue Huntington Station GILL'S GARAGE AUTO REPAIRS Robert V. Gill, Proprietor Hunter's Lane and jericho Turnpike Compliments of MR. and MRS. IOHN I. FORD CARROLL'S INN Accommodations tor Parties for All Occasions Whitman Road, Huntington, L. I. Phone: 4066-1 SaIvioIi's LITTLE TUSCANY ITALIAN CUISINE 229 West Jericho Turnpike Huntington, L. I. 0000ooooooooooooooeooeQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQocooooqoooooeeooooe 80 0000000000 jIMMY'S BAR AND GRILL lericho Turnpike i Huntington, L. l., N. Y, CHAPMAN'S LIQUOR STORE Phone: I4lO WINES G' LIQUORS Kenneth O. Chapman, Prop, 1599 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N, Y. MR. and MRS. WALTER WALKER and FAMILY of 43 Pidgeon Hill Road Wish the Seniors of '49 The Best of Success in All They Encounter GREENWALD AND BILZI SERVICE STATION New York Avenue Huntington FLESSEL RADIO Huntington 4737 RADIO AND TELEVISION Repairs and Installations 8 Carver Place Huntington, N. Y. GEORGE W. LARSEN Huntington 3Ol7 PLUMBING - HEATING - OIL BURNERS AIR CONDITIONING Office and Showroom ZOOO New York Avenue Huntington Station I. M. FARRELL Phone: l63 MEN'S FURNISHINGS ll36 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. H. G' S. AWNING CO. Phone: 7l8 SHADES C1 VENETIAN BLINDS l. Rosenberg, Proprietor 35 Broadway, Huntington Station, N. Y. Phone: IO HUNTINGTON WINES Cr LIQUORS Ben Levine, Prop. 388 New York Avenue, Huntington, N. Y. Phone: 785 HOWARD H. MUNSON AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SERVICE II Wall Street, Huntington, N. Y. DR. and MRS. IRVING RASKIN Plwner l82 PODIATRIST - CHIROPODIST By Appointment II62 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. Compliments of HUNTINGTON FEDERAL SAVINGS 5' LOAN ASSOCIATION New York Avenue l'lU Ifl 'Sf0Vh L- l- G. GUCKENBURGER CONFECTIONERY STORE Main Street Huntington, L. I. 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 8I 0000000000000000000000000 0000000000 : : : : 0000: : : : : :0: - ----Q----oo--9090--009- -Q--v---v---v---v---v-v HUNTINGTON PLUMBING SUPPLY CO., Inc. Huntington 27l IOBBERS PLUMBING fr HEATING MATERIAL W. Shukow lO85 New York Avenue, Huntington Station I. Cr S. CLOTHIERS G' TAILORS Huntington 232 TUXEDOS FOR HIRE l l I5 New York Avenue Huntington Station, L. I. Compliments of A FRIEND YVETTE SHOP Huntington 2346 ll4l New York Avenue, Huntington Station, L. I. LONG'S Tel. l92 WINE Cr LIQUOR STORE Robert Long l344 New York Avenue, Huntington Station 1. H. SCHWARTZ IEWELER Tel. 5l57 Established l9lO 358 New York Avenue, Huntington, N. Y. Fortify Yourself at THE WHITE FORTRESS Tel. 3578 lericho Turnpike and New York Avenue, Huntington Station, L. I. Compliments of CONTE'S BARBER SHOP 2 Depot Road, Huntington Station, L. l. WILLIAM SCHUMANN UPHOLSTERER Awnings C1 Window Shades - Auto Tops l342 New York Avenue, Huntington Station, L. l. HUNTINGTON TERRACE RESTAURANT Tel. 2576 Specializing in Good Food Specially Prepared lericho Turnpike, Huntington, L. l. TURNPIKE BEAUTY PARLOR Karl Rau, Prop. Tel. 234 23l East Jericho Turnpike, Huntington Station, L. l. SARROW'S FOOD CENTER Tel, 3l38 IO-45 New York Avenue, Huntington Station, L. I. SEILERS COLD SPRING HARBOR GARAGE 6' SERVICE STATION R.F.D. No. 2, lericho Turnpike next to The Patio QQQQQQQQQQQQQ oooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 82 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQ-0-00-9909090000 Tel. 2574 0oooo::: AAAA -- --- -ovvo ROYAL SCARLET STORE GROCERIES - FRUIT - VEGETABLES - QUALITY IVIEATS FROZEN FOODS 240 East Jericho Turnpike Huntington Station, L. I. COLONIAL HOUSE LONG ISLAND'S FOREMOST ITALIAN RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE DANCING Huntington Station Plaza Huntington 5094 Compliments ot AUSTIN DRUG STORE Huntington, N. Y. Compliments of RUSSWOOD DRUGS, Inc. 288 Main Street Huntington, N. Y. Compliments ot BEN FRANKLIN STORES I I77-79 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ l404 New York Avenue BARBER BARBER JAMES SHOP We Will Serve to Please You CniIdren's and Men's Hair Cutting lVlassageAMy Specialty Jim Idone, Prop. Huntington Station, L. I. 0000.-000-00oooooooooooooooooo o------Q- QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Huntington lUj - IU4 QQ----,-po--- oo---.QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ KETAY'S HATCHERY NEW YORK'S LARCEST PRODUCER OF BABY CHICKS I328 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. W. T. GRANT CO. 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If ,pg-mf. if SUPERIOR GRILL Jericho Turnpike and Route 110 South Huntington 85 00000000000000000000000 00000 0000000 Compliments of DR. and MRS. MORRIS MILSTEIN 0000000000000000000000 0 Huntington l399 McCARTHY'S SERVICENTER General Auto Repairs and Parts 272 E, Jericho Turnpike SOO feet from Old Dutch Mill Huntington Station Brakes - Ignition Batteries - Lubricating Telephone Huntington 398 ARTH UR W. GOELLER REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE l2l3 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. Residence Phone: Huntington 2845 Huntington 49l -- 336i MANOR GARAGE Suffolk County Distributor of DIAMOND T TRUCKS Jericho Turnpike IOOO feet East of Park Avenue 00000000000 000000 0000 000 0 00- -0000, -00 Huntington SI6-W JOHN T. DOWLINC PAINTER and DECORATOR 35 Pidgeon Hill Road Huntington Station, N. Y. 000000000000000 :::::000: ::::::: ::0: ::00-- --Q-Q-----A-- A-A 00-::::o::: :::oo::QQQ:::::o: :ooo:::: Compliments ot DR. and MRS. ANTHONY R. CHERRY Huntington 5734 -- 5640 POOLE Cr CUMELLA BUILDERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Painting and Decorating 85 Grandview Street Huntington, N. Y. R.V.C. 6-5328-9 WOLF'S SPORT SHOP, Inc. Outfitting Schools and Teams Our Specialty lVlEN'S and BOYS' SPORTSWEAR 282 Sunrise Highway Rockville Center, L. l. 0000::::o::::::Q::oo::Qo::: HARTMANN'S DEPARTMENT STORE New York Avenue and lvlain Street Huntington, L. l. - QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ000-000-0009 0-0900000004 0000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0000000000000000 Huntington 2649 J. D. TILE CO. CONTRACTORS Tile - Marble - C-lass Blocks Accessories J. D'Angeli, Prop. 63 Whitman Road lNorth of Jericho Turnpikel Huntington Station, N. Y. CUTTINCS DRUG STORE, Inc. 273 Main Street 000000000000000 000000000000000000 Compliments of THE QUALITY LAUNDERERS AND CLEANERS i973 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. Huntington 3224 CLORYHILL COCKER SPANIELS Champion CLORYHILL GENERAL Huntington. N Y, champion ALDERBROOK PENELOPE Huntington 350 Puppies 33 Pidgeon Hill Road Huntington Station, L. l Compliments from DR. WILLIAM DUESSELMANN and DR. EINAR CUSTAFSON NIBER St SUPP CORP Us Zhi Jian Czfeaqaafzzfefm. Jfpfz New York Avenue, opposite R. R. Depot Huntington Station, N. Y. Everything for Building 000 0000 00000000000 00 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000 000000 ooooqooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ00000000-00 9000-0QQQQQQQQQQQ--Q-Q--Q-------Q --Q----------q-Q. THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF HUNTINGTON Extends its greetings to the graduating class, students and faculty ot South Huntington High School, with the sincere hope that success may accompany all ot your activities which are de- signed tor the betterment ot our community. WALTER FASBENDER. Supervisor o GEORGE A, l-lAl-lN PERCY INOERMAN FRED Ai KNELL WILLIAM E TITUS Justices of the Peace This Advertisement has been paid tor by the persons listed above 89 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ : 2 : ato: :tacttotcoeoaoecoeccoeccotcotb Phone 5877 TROPIGOLD HOUSE TROPICAL coLDFisH Tanks - Pumps - Dry Food - Live Food - Ornaments - Gravel Accessories - Hamsters - Bunnies - Pet Mice - Pigeons - Canaries Assorted Birds - Alligators - Baby Whales - Chameleons Monkeys - Parrots - Parakeets - Potted and Cut Plants COMPLETE LINE OF DOC and CANARY SUPPLIES Flower and Vegetable Seeds lO24 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. A. L. JACOBSEN FUNERAL HOME, Inc. ::::o:::::::::oooo:::: -A--- 90 00-00-099 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ: :QQ 1 : : :Q: : : : ART COAL COMPANY LOBASSO BROTHERS 2088 New York Avenue Huntington Station 'Ir 'A' SINCLAIR SUPER FLAME OILS SERVICE QUALITY PRICE Phones 3285 - 4557 on 9-00.009-00.000 Q00 0 -Q00.0-0000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 9I ---Q Q- Q- Q- QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQ ---QQQQ---QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-0-.QQ-QQQQQQQ B P S PAINT lBest Paint SoIdI INSULATION LUIVIBER COAL HARDWARE CALCIUM CHLORIDE FENCES-Rustic, Cedar, Picket and Snow 2 and 3 Rail Post and Rail Fence W. WILTON WOOD, Inc. I359 New York Avenue Huntington Station, N. Y. Telephone Huntington I425 Huntington I I 53 REY'S FRENCH BAKERY FINE CAKES and PASTRIES WEDDING CAKES - SPECIALTIES Huntington, L, I. READ THE LONG ISLANDER lFounded by Walt Whitman l838I I I I For Complete Coverage IZI For Editorials l3I For Sports News l4I For Classified Advertisements QgooooooooeoooaooeQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ EDWARDS AND MILLER FOR THE BEST IN FINE FURNITURE 3I8 Main Street Phone Huntington 3669 J. T. CANTRELL Cr CO. McKay Avenue and West 7th Street Huntington Station, N. Y, oo--eo---vooe---- ----- v 0 09000QoooooooeoooooooooooooaQooooooooo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ SCHWARTZ BROTHERS 282 Main Street, Huntington, N. Y. WEHR BROTHERS Phone l040 PRIME MEATS G' GROCERIES l262 New York Avenue, Huntington Station, N. Y. DONALDSON G' HALL REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE - BUILDING CONTRACTOR lericho Turnpike, West Hills Cold Spring Harbor 888 CHRIS KRANENBERC Huntington 24l8-I RE-ROOFING SIDING METAL WORK Time Payments Melville Blvd., Huntington, N. Y. LEE Cr ABBOTT STORES Phone 4525 COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO ACCESSORIES Our Specialty-Seat Covers Lawrence Lee, Alexander Abbott 329 Main Street, Huntington, N. Y. Compliments from N. if S. ELECTRICAL SUPPLY STORE l00l New York Avenue, Huntington Station, N. Y. MANOR TAVERN imported Wine C1 Liquors Cocktail Lounge - Restaurant l4l l New York Avenue, Huntington Station, N. Y. TOTS 'N' TEENS 290 Main Street, Huntington, N. Y. Compliments ot LE PERA'S Compliments of BUTLER'S RESTAURANT Emma Butler, Prop. lericho Turnpike, Huntington Station WILLIAM M. SCHWARTZ Buy ln Town BEST WINES - LIQUORS Call 682 For Prompt Delivery l07S New York Avenue, Huntington Station Huntington 3150 ALFRED C. HULSE lPubIic Accountantl 4l East 24th Street, Huntington Station, N. Y, ESTELLE ELDREDCE ASSOCIATES Tel. 5422 REALTORS - Country Properties - Homes Estates 5' Acreage Sl8 Park Avenue, Huntington, N. Y. oooooooo0-000000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQooooooooooooooooooeoo 93 QQQQQQQQQQQ: eq-: : : coe: : : : : : eao: :QQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ THE oHN A, pAviD co. Huntington 4474 GENERAL CONTRACTI NC- Store Fronts Store Fixtures SHOW CASES Tel. 2588 T HERBERT GUTHEIL CONTRACTOR C1 BUILDER Whitson Road Huntington Station, N. Y. 6 3524 HANS M. KARCH 58 E. I7th Street Huntington Station for AUTOMATIC HEATING REX ELECTRIC MOTORS Sales G Service Huntington 4480 Armature Winding - Electric Motor Repairs j. Furia, Prop. 294 New York Avenue Compliments of MR. and MRS. GUS SAUER Compliments of MR. and MRS. LEONARD HUTCHINSON Best Wishes from MR. and MRS. RUSSELL WOOD STAN LEY HOM E PRODUCTS Demonstrated by Marie Schroder Phone for Appointment - Huntington 3559-R IO Schiller Blvd., Huntington Station, N. Y. MILEEN Cr CO., Inc. WE REPAIR ALL HOME APPLIANCES Huntington 2250 IB35 New York Avenue, Huntington Station, N. 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