Southampton High School - Sea Spray Yearbook (Southampton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

MR. COLEMAN E. PERKINS J. WILBERT JONES, Supt. D E DICAT IO N We sincerely dedicate this first issue of SEA SPRAY, to Mr. J. Wilbert Jones, our principal, who brought to us and encouraged us in the idea of a Yearbook, by giving us his full support and help, and to Mr. Coleman E. Perkins, with- out whose guidance, direction, and hard work, we could not have made the idea a reality. We deeply appreciate this interest and assistance, fully realizing that without their cooperation, we could not have made the SEA SPRAY a success. 2 FOREWORD The building of a yearbook is not an easy task for any of those involved. SEA SPRAY, Southampton High School's yearbook has been no exception. By hard work, the staff has endeavored to make this annual all that it should be, constantly keeping in mind that the finished product should be a book of memories, which in the future shall serve as an invaluable epitome of the activities of the year '49-'50 at S. H. S. We are proud of our Alma Mater and happy to have the memories of these high school days preserved in the SEA SPRAY. J. WILBERT JONES, Supt. 3 Miss Edna Wood, Secretary; Mr. J. Wilbert Jones, Superintendent Mr. Raymond Orts, Principal; Mrs. Dorothy Zaleski, Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: J. Wilbert Jones, Leon G. Pollard, Mrs. Rodney F. Pierson, J. Carlton Corwith, George Fishburn, James V. Osborne, Lloyd T. Griffin. FAC U LTY Marjorie Auster B.A., M.S. Physical Education Ada Belle Blossom B.E. Second Grade Nellie Bruns R.N. Nurse-Teacher Helen M. Dunn B.A., M.A. English Douglas Frelick B.S., M.A. Guidance Marjorie Griffen Normal First Grade Edward Baxter B.S., M.A. Science Marjorie Blythe B.A., M.A. Mathematics Evelyn Carey B.E. Sixth Grade John Dox B.S. Physical Education Edwin Funnell Normal Social Studies Margaret Herbert Normal Commercial Mary L. Bennett Normal Junior English Edith Brown B.S. Librarian Edward Cassidy B.A., M.A. Social Studies G. Goodenough Normal Third Grade M. P. Higgins B.A., M.A. Music (Vocal) Stewart Brown Normal Industrial Arts Leola Clark B.A., M.A. Dramatics-English Ruth Foster Normal Fourth Grade Alice Griffen Normal First Grade Herbert Kaiser B.S. Industrial Arts William Berberich B.A., M.A. Social Studies FACU LTY Arnold Masters Elaine Penny Gladys Richardson Emily Schrader E. Virginia Tuton B.F.A., M.A. B.E. Normal B.A., M.A. B.S. Art Third Grade Second Grade Latin-English Third Grade Edith Kennebrook Lucille McAllister Coleman Perkins Normal B.S. B.S., M.A. First Grade Home Economics Commercial Elizabeth Korte Fcances Monoghan Patricia Perry Normal Normal A.B. Social Studies Sixth Grade First Grade Janet Rockwell Normal, B.A. Sixth Grade Marie Russo Normal, B.S. Fourth Grade Richard Smith B.S. Physical Education Louise White B.A. Kindergarten-Art r 7 ; 1 Jane Simms B.E. Fourth Grade KB M Robert Warren B.S. Fifth Grade Beatrice Lee Chester Napiorski Ernestine Puhlick B.A., M.A. Normal, B.S., M.A. B.S. French-Spanish Science Music (Vocal) William Schnell A. Szczepankowski B.S., Ed.M. Fifth Grade Music (Instrumental) Cyril Winnie Normal Mathematics 7 CUSTODIANS Standing: Leland Thompson, Wil- liam Brennan, Charles Edwards, Harold Philip, Charles Sadousky, Charles Wilier, D. Clifford Wilkins. Seated: Mrs. Catherine Hurley, Henry Tureski, Mrs. Frances Sadousky. Kutfoy FRESHMEN . . . Eager enthusiasm . . . Beginning of four long, remembered years . . . Introduction to high school life Interclass Sing, first place . . . Freshmen dance . . . Fun together . . . Working for the good of the class, school President: Charles Hildreth . . At last SOPHOMORES . . . Successful card party . . . Cake sales . . . Class cooperation . . . Interclass sing, first place President: Mary Mojeski . . Two more years . . . ours, the class of Fifty JUNIORS . . . Upper classmen . . . Hard work . . . More activities . . . Card party . . . Cake sale . . . Selling wrapping paper and cards . . . Dance . . . Wonderful time producing Keep It Under Your Hat . . . Inherited candy counter from seniors . . . President: Virginia Burnett . . . One more year . . . Looking forward with enthusiasm . . . Four years gone . . . SENIORS . . . Busy life . . . Round of parties . . . Dates . . . Activities Profitable magazine campaign . . . More cake sales . . . Selling Candy . . . Christmas cards . . . Fun with play Queen From Mars . . . Easter time . . . Our memorable trip to Wash- ington . . . June . . . Last minute cramming for exams . . . Moving up Day . . . Junior, Senior Prom . . . And now gradu- ation . . . President: Robert Bedell. 9 ROBERT BEDELL Beetle Class President Radio Work Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Play; Senior Class President. Beetle has been dubbed the Casanova of the Senior Class. As the captain at the helm of our Senior class, he has steered us with a steady hand on the last lap of our voyage. ROBERT LAFON Feve Class Vice-President Architecture Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Volley Ball 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Junior and Senior Play; Slide Rule Club, Yearbook Staff. Since Bob has always been very popular with us. I'm sure that we'll patronize him when we wish to build our Dream Houses. ESTHER GRIGG Nellie Class Secretary Nursing Class secretary and treasurer 3; Class secretary 4; Hockey 1,3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Yearbook 4; Parish Speaking Contest, 2nd place; Camera Club 4. Esther's made a wonderful class secretary. Efficiency is her watch- word. JOHN BORUCKE Borook Class Treasurer Service Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Golf 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Class Treasurer; Yearbook Staff. Oh, Johnny, Oh Johnny, How you can love! VITA PAVELEC ’Veet News Reporter Teacher Majorette 2,3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Camera Club 3,4; Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook. 10 Vita's our Class poet. Thanks to her originality and poetness, the class of '50 has walked away with all the honors in the various Inter- rlncc inn« n BEVERLY ANDERSON Business Bev Art and Flight Clubs 1,2,3; Varsity Sports 1,2,3; Band 1. Bev's first year here has proved advantageous to S.H.S. and we hope that she has enjoyed it as much as we have enjoyed having her. ANNA BALSERUS Hockey 3,4; Junior Play; Library Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Camera Club 4. Anna Mae is quiet but a lot of fun. We've all enjoyed her smile be- hind the candy counter. 'Nice things come in small packages'. CARYL BECK Teaching Writing Club 2; Class Treasurer 2; Chorus 3,4.• We know that you'll be a swell history teacher. Good luck to you in your role as 'Clio'. LAVONNE BLINDERMAN Vonnie Teacher Latin Club 1,2; P.T.A. Representative 2; Junior Play; Yearbook 4; Senior Play. There is a wealth of personality in that small package called Vonnie. She is an excellent telephone operator and we're sure she'll make all the right connections in the future. VIRGINIA BURNETT Ginny College Latin Club 1,2,3 Basketball 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Junior Class President; Junior Play; Student Council 2,4; Yearbook 4. Ginny is popularity itself. She is an ardent admirer of sports and we wonder if the reason for it is a certain 'Wild Irish Rose'. Chicken Yearbook 4. HELEN CICHOCKI College BETTY CONRAD Boop Nurse Latin Club 1; Majorette 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Junior and Senior Play; Yearbook 4. Judging from post performances, we are amazed at her stability, and the mystery of what the future will bring is holding us all in suspense. 'B.C. soothing as a melody'. JOHN CUMMINGS Jack Navy Football 3,4; Senior Play. Jack is a long drink of amiability and good nature. Smooth sailing. HUGH DENNY Mad Man Navy If you happen to be in a dark corner of the theater who could it be that steals quietly up behind you? Hugh. Don't be surprised if you meet Hugh in Radio City. JUDITH DUCHATELLIER Teacher Judy Trig. Club 3; Chorus 3,4. Judy is an attractive bit of Frenchness. Best of Luck to the prettiest girl in our class. 12 IVAN DYER Happy Jack New York City Track 2; Baseball 2; Basketball 3,4; Football 4. Jackie is a man of few words, but he makes up for it with action in sports. We hope he attains the same heights in his career as he has in the high jumps. LENA DYER Leaper College Hockey 2,3,4; Volley Ball 2; Junior and Senior Plays; Yearbook 4. Lena's a sure bet with her personality. Her contagious laughter brought down the house and stole the show at both our plays. CLIFFORD EDWARDS Kip College Band 1,2,3,4; Parish Speaking 2; Student Council President 4; Senior Play. Kip has a mean slice on a ping pong ball and has also shown his ability for leadership as President of the Student Council. JOHN ELEAZER Johnnie College Track 1,2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. Johnnie is our low-flying Jet. We're sure he'll excel in anything he takes up. EDNA FISHBURN Tot Nurse Latin Club 1,2; Basketball 2,3; Hockey 3; Student Council Vice-Presi- dent 3; Junior and Senior Plays; Chorus 3,4; Majorette 2; Freshman Vice-President. Tot is sure to make a success of her life because of her pleasing and winning personality and willingness to work for what she wants. 13 SARAH GAINES Secretary Sally Secretary Chorus 1,2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play. Quite a possible model-Titian. Singing and dreaming—that's our Sally! ETHEL GILLIAM Ethel Work Although Ethel is rather shy and reserved, we all know when she is around. She has often given people's spirits a lift with her friendly and engaging smile. JOSEPHINE GREEN jo Secretary Majorette 3,4. Pert, cute, and saucy —these are three adjectives that adequately describe Jo . With these three assets plus being loads of fun, how can she lose? MARGUERITE HARTLEY Marg Junior College Hockey 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Sophomore Vice President; Yearbook 4; Chorus 4; Latin Club 9,10,11. Marg shows remarkable talent in sports as well as studies: still water runs deep. CHARLES HILDRETH Chegg College Freshman President; Chorus 9,10; Student Council 10,11,12; Dance Band 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12. Chegg has a personality that could sell roller skates in an old maids' home. Best of luck, Chegg. CONSTANCE HOEHN Connie Nurse Latin Club 1,4; Yearbook Staff 4. Connie actually has the sunny disposition and sparkling personality that her name implies. She is, to our minds, just what the doctor ordered. Tommy Undecided Stage manager of Senior Play; Yearbook Staff 4. Tommy and his beach-buggy are familiar landmarks around school. TERESA HUGEL Tess Secretary Yearbook Staff 4. Tess—tiny and quiet, but a wonderful pen pal. From what we know of her, we're sure she'll have a very happy future. DOROTHY JEFFERSON Dot Undecided Although she's still undecided as to the future, we're sure she'll do her part to make the class of '50 proud of her. ELEANOR KOLENDA Ricki Secretary Majorette 2,3,4; Camera Club 3,4; Senior Play; Yearbook 4. We all hope you have as much luck on your road of life as you have had with your candid shots. 15 Jules' JULES KRZENSKI Long Island Railroad Having traveled on the Long Island Railroad, we're convinced it needs something new. We're putting our confidence in you. HENRIETTA LAPURKA Perk Secretary Library Club 2,3,4; Volley Ball 2; Yearbook 4; Camera Club 4. Perk's one of our own Billy Rose's long-stemmed American girls. Best of Luck. DOROTHY MALONE Bebop Dietician Always be as carefree as you were during your school years and be careful what you put in the food at the hospital! MARY MARTIN Candy Nursing Her heart of gold will always make her popular with her patients. Good luck with your career. MARY MOJESKI Mania Secretary Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Sophomore Class President; Basketball 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Assistant Editor of Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4; Cam- era Club 4; Volley Ball 4; Junior Play. Her pep and vitality have always kept her at the top of all school activities. ROBERT O'KUNIEWICZ Bachelor Okey Band 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Track 3. Okey's engaging smile and swell personality will always make him wanted in any crowd. They certainly won't be an asset to his aspiration for bachelorhood. CHARLES PAGAC Pepsi Basketball 2,3; Track 2,3. Pepsi is quite shy and quiet in the classroom but a regular guy otherwise. WINIFRED RHODES Wini Brooklyn Telephone Company Majorette 10,11,12; Latin Club 9,10,11. Wini has been an ambitious worker in all our class activities. An avid music lover, her favorite song is My Buddy. JOHN RICHARDSON Jack Printer Camera Club 3. We're looking forward to many editorials in the 'Southampton Press' tagged with your name. MARY JANE ROSKO Jenny Art School Secretary and Treasurer 2; Library Club 4; Camera Club 4. You have chosen the right profession as merited by your art con- tributions in high school. THEODORE ROSKO College Ready Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; As an athlete. Ready is one of fellow and a 'ready' guy. ETHEL Louise Louise has been a hard worker your remedies will be an asset to you have chosen. Baseball 2,3,4; Track 3,4. the best. He's really an all-around JANE SANFORD Sandy Modeling Library Club 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Yearbook 4. Best of luck to you in your modeling career. We're sure you'll make it. NORMA SCATES Sortstuff Singing Chorus 4; Yearbook 4. Norma is our nightingale who flew in from Maine. We've always enjoyed her singing. GENEVIEVE SLIVOSKI Gen Secretary Library Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 4. We know you'll be a credit to your employer because of your neat appearance and efficient work. SMITH Occupational Therapy in all our class activities. We hope the department of medical science DOROTHY SOBEL Secretary Dot Library Club 1,2; Schoolpaper 4. We've enjoyed her presence in our class this year and know she'll continue to be a success in her work. NANCY SOURS Shorty R. H. Cheerleader 2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Newspaper 1,2; Majorette 2. Shorty really lives up to her name; but despite her size she has al- ways added much pep to our cheering squad and sports activities. LAWRENCE STRICKLAND Larry Larry is the kind of a guy that teachers can't help correcting; yet deep down inside they are really fond of him. We're really going to miss him after graduation. BETTY THOMAS Bet Nurse Band 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 3; Library Club 3,4; Senior Play. Betty is the string bass player in our band. We hope she hits the right notes in nursing. WILLIAM VON ESSEN Bill Salesman Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Junior Play. Bill will make good because we are sure he was born with super- salestalk printed on his tongue. Also his touch of the old 'Blarney' will endear him to the hearts of the elderly matrons. JOAN WEEKS Secretory MARGARET WILSON Margie Margie has never been an outstanding leader in our class but has always been a faithful and staunch supporter. ALICE WINGFIELD Alice is very quiet and reserved, but that is no liability to her. She has qualities that many of us would do well to copy. STANLEY WITKOWSKI Little One College Football Manager 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 4; Yearbook 4. To a swell guy, we wish you the very best of luck. If you manage your business in the future the way you have managed the football team in the past, we're sure you'll be a success. Bea Undecided Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4. If Bea travels through life as swiftly and accurately as she does down the hockey field, she will meet success head on. 20 Friday — June Second 1:30 p.m. Moving-Up Day Exercises 9:00 p.m. Moving-Up Day Prom 10:30 p.m. Coronation of King and Queen Sunday — June Twenty-fifth 8:00 p.m. Baccalaureate Address Reverend Harold Jones Parish Museum Monday — June Twenty-sixth 8:15 p.m. Graduation Exercises High School Auditorium QUEEN FROM MARS Left to right: Josephine Green, Lena Dyer, Bob Bedell, Miss Clark—Director, Eleanor Kolenda, Edna Fishburn, Charles Hildreth, Lavonne Blinderman, Clifford Edwards, Betty Conrad, Virginia Burnett, Bob LaFon, Beverly Anderson, John Cummings, Betty Thomas. JUNIOR CLASS Reaching the top . . . Upperclassmen at last . . . Ardent zeal . . . Dances . . . Cake sales . . . Card campaigns . . . Cute beanies . . . Thinking of Washington Trip . . . Graduation . . . College Much success to the Juniors . . . 24 SOPHOMORE CLASS Gained experience ... In leadership . . . Organization . . . Understanding Toughest year . . . Hard work . . . Concentration . . . Looking forward to June . . . Another year gone . . . Seeking the horizon . . . Moving upwards . . . The Sophomores . . . 25 FRESHMEN CLASS First year in high school . . . Enthusiastic . . . Learning the ropes . . . Organizing their class Look to upperclassmen for . . . Guid- ance . . . Cooperation . . . Examples . . . Graduation a long way off . . . 26 EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE BEST LOOKING Bob O'Kuniewicz, Judy Duchotellier CLASS ARTISTS Jenny Rosko, John Eleozer MOST POPULAR Bob Bedell, Mary Mojeski NICEST SMILE John Borucke, Vita Pavelec QUIETIST Jules Krzenski, Teresa Hugel MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Edna Fishburn, Cliff Edwards MOST SOPHISTICATED Bob LaFon, Winnie Rhodes MOST AMBITIOUS Jenny Rosko, Bob Bedell CLASS ATHLETES Ted Rosko, Marg Hartley BEST DANCERS Nancy Sours, Bob LaFon BEST DRESSED Virginia Burnett, Ted Rosko CLASS LOVERS Jane Sanford, John Borucke CLASS CUT-UPS Stan Witkowski, Lena Dyer BEST MUSICIANS Charles Hildreth, Edna Fishburn '''fnniT'vj HMI MI v llti Jl«|i l� � l •■«•i a«l RANGERS - GIRLS RANGERS - BOYS Standing: Mrs. Herbert—Typing Advisor, Ted Rosko—Circulation Manager, Judy Duchatellier— Art Editor, Mr. Perkins—Business Advisor, Geneviee Slivoski—Typing Chairman, Bob LaFon, Jenny Rosko—Art Editor, Bob Bedell. Sitting: Edna Fishburn— Editorial Chairman, Esther Grigg, Vita Pavelec, Mary Mojeski, Miss DeGraff—Editorial Advisor. YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Vita Pavelec BUSINESS MANAGER Esther Grigg EDITORIAL STAFF Virginia Burnett Betty Conrad Winifred Rhodes Clifford Edwards Lavonne Blinderman Charles Hildreth CANDID EDITOR John Borucke PHOTOGRAPHY Robert LaFon Robert Bedell CIRCULATION MANAGER Theodore Rosko ART Jenny Rosko, Chairman Judy Duchatellier Mr. Arnold Masters, Advisor ASSISTANT EDITOR Mary Mojeski TYPING STAFF Henrietta LaPurka Sally Gaines Dorothy Eames Eleanor Kolenda Teresa Hugel Josephine Green Beatrice Wyche Helen Cichocki Dorothy Jefferson Henrietta LaPurka, Mrs. Norman Herbert, Advisor 34 YEARBOOK ADVISOR Coleman E. Perkins STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Row: Mr. Edward Cassidy, Charles Hildreth, Clifford Edwards—President, Virginia Burnett, Joan Charles, Mr. Edwin Funnell. 2nd Row: James Jennings, Ted McElroy, Malcolm Rogers, Theresa Kulesa, Sophie Rosko, Janice DeGroot, Joann Kaczmercik, Sylvia Blydenburgh, Kathleen Jeffords, Barbara Gitlow, Ronald Peterson. 3rd Row: Howard McElroy, Donald Kendall, Harriet Holsten, Barbara Herbert. Democracy in practice . . . Represents the student body . . . Considers suggestions . . . Guided by student opinions . . . Reflects our thoughts . . . Works for our needs and desires . . . Supported through our interest . . . Issues student athletic tickets . . . Plans club activities . . . Sets up receptionist pro- gram. SENIOR BAND GROUP Paraders . . . Music . . . Gaiety . . . Promoting spirit at games . . . Assem- bly programs . . . Proving true ability in Spring Musicals . . . Growing . . . Participants . . . Instruments . . . Uniforms . . . Pride of the school. JUNIOR BAND GROUP 1st Row: Josephine Green, Vita Pavelec, Eleanor Kolenda. 2nd Row: Barbara Oulette, Dorothy Eames, Lucille Mojeski, Francis Cichocki, Betty Conrad. (Missing from picture Winifred Rhodes.) MAJORETTES New addition . . . Ranks growing . . . Lead the parades . . . High-stepping . . . Precision . . . Color. 37 SENIOR CHORUS 1st Row: D. Jones, J. McGurn, C. Hildreth, C. Stock, A. Wilson, M. Stumme, L Wolinski, F. Wingfield, M. Tucker, B. McGurn, N. J.ssup, J. Sours, L Ue, P. Mahoney, D. Bennett, N. Scotos. 2nd Row.- G. Boird, H. Holsten, B. Zaneski, J. Miller. H. Avens, E. lovinio, l. Bonzu , E. Strickland, C. Beck, C. Poyner, B. Conrad, M. Hartley, J. Duchatellier, B. Thomas, B. Bennett, J. Jessup, W. Rhodos. 3rd Row: G. Squires, W. Wingfield, H. Johnson, I. Thomos, R. loo, I. Finney, W. Price, A. Hoehn, W. Anti efy, E. Fishburn, E. Wolf, A. Bourlce, J. Sanford, L. Wingfield. 38 JUNIOR CHORUS 1st Row: B. Pike, J. Blinderman, G. Squires, N. Lewis, J. Seeley, J. Weeks, M. DeLoiselle, J. Hoehn, S. Strickland, J. Osborne, M. Webb. 2nd Row: R. Schmidt, A. LaPurka, M. Kendall, C. Conway, B. Davis, C. Sadowski, M. Richardson, J. Halsey, M. O'Connell, V. Zaluski, P. Howell, S. Johnson, N. Eggert. 3rd Row: S. Griggs, J. Johnson, R. Lamar, S. Stachecki, J. Philips, J. Zabreski, B. Blydenburgh, M. DuFrane, C. Kunguras, S. McMahon, B. Luke, C. Funnell. CAMERA CLUB A new growing organization . . . Membership . . . Anyone interested . . . Training . . . Informal discussions . . . Group criticism . . . Self-improvement . . . Exhibitions . . . Bulletin board . . . One man shows . . . Promoting in- dividual accomplishments . . . Professional approach . . . Attaining polished results . . . Worthy of recognition. LIBRARY CLUB Girls . . . Give free periods to library . . . Director Miss Brown . . . Check out books . . . Shelf others . . . Make out due slips . . . Give teas . . . Enjoyed by faculty . . . Efficient helpers . . . Valuable assets. Standing: Helen Witlcowski, Betty Thomas, Virginia Mojeski, Jane San- ford, Mary Mojeski, Jenny Rosko, Anna Balserus. Seated: Juliana Dull, Genevieve Slivoski—Secretary, Miss Brown—Librarian, Mary Grodski— President, Henrietta LaPurka. 39 J. Wilbert Jones, Supt., Marguerite Hartley, Helen Cichocki, Edna Fish- burn, Judy Duchatellier, Virginia Burnett, Jenny Rosko. HONOR SOCIETY Leaders . . . Organizing . . . Cooperating and working . . . Followers . . . Sincere . . . Active . . . Progressive . . . Worthy . . . Well deserving Honored by membership . . . Symbol of success . . . Recognized. SOUTHAMPTON HI'S EYE School's newspaper . . . Telling of events to come . . . Happenings of the past . . . Activities of the present . . . Latest school gossip . . . Promotes intelligent thinking . . . Creative and expressive thinking . . . Short stories .. . Poems . . . Compiled by students . . . Opinions of all . . . Serving through informing . . . Improving through observing . . . Continuing through student effort . . . Bringing entertainment . . . Enlightenment . . . Understanding through writing. 1st Row: Miss Marjorie Auster—Ad- visor, Loies Wolinski, Barbara Ben- nett, Theresa Kulesa—Editor-in-Chief, Joan Charles, Edith Wolf, Miss Louise Bennett—Advisor. 2nd Row: Angeline Darby, Donald Griffin, Ann Tupper, Priscilla Squires, Clare Cas- sidy, Barbara Geisler, Mary Mojeski, Carolyn Cancelleri, Connie Sadow- ski, Nancy Darby Esther Grigg. 3rd Row: Bill Darby, Vita Pavelec, Vic- toria Sadowski, Frank Rotuno. 40 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS— 1st Row: Joan Schug, Nancy Sours, Barbara Burns, Cynthia Hildreth. 2nd Row: Joan Charles, Mary Mojeski, Jean Kaye, Sally Smith (Absent from picture—Joan Finson, Virginia Burnett). CHEERLEADERS Spirit . . . Enthusiasm . . . Pep . . . Lead the cheer- ing section . . . On the field ... In the gym . . . Pep callers ... Do their part for victory ... By yelling . . . Standing behind the team ... To them . . . Our admiration and support . . . Made big hit with WE'RE FROM SOUTHAMPTON. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS—Front Row: Nancy Lewis, JoAnn Sours, JoAnn Martin, Susie Strickland. Back Row: Connie Sadowski, Sue Geisler, Susie Johnson, Helen Bennett. 42 FOOTBALL 1st Row: William Von Essen, Robert LaFon, Robert Hagen, Raymond Gardner—Capt., Charles Sadouski, Ted Rosko, John Borucke. 2nd Row: Paul Kaye, Benjamin Barnes, Allen Borucke, Charles Mahoney, Richard Maher, Joseph Butler. 3rd Row: Stanley Glinka, George Fishburn, James Malone, Harry Jones, Clarence Malone, Bernard Davis. 4th Row: William Darby, Buzz Schwenk—Assistant Coach, Gerald Fanning, John Griffin, Stanley Sadowsky, Stanley Witkowski—Manager, Richard Fowler, Richard Smith—Coach, Ivan Dyer. First day of school . . . Received uniforms . . . Began . . . Intensive practice . . . Hope of each scrub ... To make the team . . . Games ... At night . . . Under lights . . . First time . . . Played . . . League Games . . . Other schools . . . Lost to our rival . . . Riverhead . . . Beat East End Champions . . . Greenport . . . Team was praised for . . . Sportsmanship . . . Moral . . . Endurance. 43 BASKETBALL Our fine nine . . . Sportsmanship and good looks . . . Hard training . . . Good coaching . . . Management . . . Spirit . . . Team work . . . Highlight of season . . . Upset school rival Riverhead 55-28. VARSITY BASKETBALL — 1st Row: John Osborne, William Darby, Char- les Sadousky—Capt., Joseph Butler, Ivan Dyer. 2nd Row: Benjamin Barnes—Manager, John Borucke, Stanley Glinka, George Fishburn, Clarence Malone, John Dox—Coach. 44 Mi J. V. BASKETBALL-1st Row: Eddie Rogers, Frank Rotuno, Robert Ban- zul. Bill Lynch, Donald Griffin. 2nd Row: Harry Jones, Robert Eleazer, Howard Bell, Tom Malone, Paul Kaye. 3rd Row: Robert Holmes— Manager, Robert Warren—Coach. VOLLEY BALL TEAM 1st Row: Ann Darby, Louise Rewinski, Juliana Dull—Copt., Mary Grodski, Helen Witkowski. 2nd Row: Celia Rogers, Barbara Bennett, Beatrice Wyche, Dorothy Darby. 3rd Row: Mary Mojeski, Florence Wingfield, Marjorie Auster—Coach. (Absent from picture: Carol Andrews, Louise Wingfield.) (Suffolk County Champs) One-Two-Pass-Kill it . . . This was their motto ... It worked . . . Took Championship at Easthampton Pla day . . . Fourth undefeated season . . . Keep up the good work. 45 1st Row: Esther Grigg, Miss Auster —Coach, Emily Gardner, Charlotte Oldakowski, Marguerite Hartley- Captain, Angelina Darby, Nancy Sours, Mary Grodski, Helen Wit- kowski, Anna Balserus. 2nd Row: Nancy Jessup, Marion Wise, Joan Sours, Barbara Burns, Carolyn Can- celleri, Carol Andrews, Lena Dyer. 3rd Row: Romona Gardner, Mamie Etheridge, Ann Tupper, Ann Burke, Joan Finson, Josephine Green, Sophie Rosko. HOCKEY TEAM Who said the girls were the weaker sex? On the hockey field . . . Hard work . . . Stamina . . . Endurance . . . Games played ... All won Fifth undefeated season . . . Host at Suffolk County Field Hockey Playday . . . Attended Long Island Playday . . . Scored most points ... We applaud . Our team . . . Their sportsmanship . . . Our athletic director . . . Her excellent coaching. GIRLS BASKETBALL (Suffolk County Champs) Pivot . . . Dribble . . . Shoot . . . This was their training . . . Wonderful season . . . Won playday at Riverhead . . . Congratulations . . . Good sports. 1st Row: Beatice Wyche, Marguerite Hartley, Mary Mojeski—Copt., Nancy Sours. 2nd Row: JoAnn Sours, Mamie Etheridge, Juliana Dull, Sophie Ros- ko, Mary Grodski, Helen Witkowski. 3rd Row: Joan Schug, Louise Rewin- ski, Ann Darby, Joan Westerhoff, Barbara Oulette. 4th. Row: Esther Pritchard, Edith Wolf, Florence Wingfield, Marjorie Auster—Coach. 46 BASEBALL TEAM 1st Row: Frank Rotuno, Harry Jones, Donald Griffin, Allen Borucke. 2nd Row: Robert Banzul, John Griffin, Waymouth Wyche, Fred Knoebel, Stanley Witkowski, Ivan Dyer. 3rd Row: Robert Heil—Manager, George Fishburn, John Osborne, Ted Rosko, John Borucke, William Darby, Joseph Butler, Coach Smith. CROSS COUNTRY 1st Row: Albert Thomas, John Eleazer, Reginald Gardner. 2nd Row: Robert O'Kunewicz, Donald Grigg, Robert Eleazer, Coach Dox. BEST WISHES TO ALL STUDENTS Southampton Hardware, Inc. HILDEGARD ERIC PETER 46 MAIN STREET Girls' — Boys’ — Young Men’s Clothing Southampton, N. Y. and Shoes 20-22 MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS OF Southampton, L. L, N. Y. Telephone: Southampton 1530 CATENA’S FOOD MARKET Telephone 478-W COMPLIMENTS OF Florence’s Fabric Shoppe BROCKETT 180 MAIN STREET Southampton, N. Y. FUNERAL HOMES “One of Eastern Long Island’s Finest Cosmetic Perfume Depts.” SOUTHAMPTON THRIFTY DRUG STORE WESTHAMPTON BEACH Ethical Prescription Service 49 MAIN STREET Southampton, N. Y. Phone 1506 50 VAN SCOY DOWNS MOTOR CO. COMPLIMENTS OF LANDON’ S COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHAMPTON PHARMACY HAMPTON ROAD COMPLIMENTS OF Phone 660 ANTHONY’S FLOWER SHOP J. FOSTER TERRY CO. INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. CORWITH’S PHARMACY Broker, Malcolm Terry 51 ROGER’S STATIONERY - SCHOOL SUPPLIES FREDERICKS 18 HAMPTON ROAD High Styles and Low Prices Southampton, N. Y. IN APPAREL DESIGNED FOR THE YOUNG MISS COMPLIMENTS OF Grattan’s Service Station John P. Grattan HENRY J. KLEIN Feminine Apparel CRUTCHLEY’S 50 MAIN STREET Southampton, N. Y. HOME BAKE SHOP ROGERS-HARTLEY CO. 54 HAMPTON ROAD Southampton Properties Southampton, N. Y. FOR RENT FOR SALE Telephone 58 Monument Square Tel. 170 52 Tom’s Esso Service Center OLD TOWN MONTAUK HIGHWAY Southampton, N. Y. Building Supply Co., Inc. AUTO REPAIRS Lumber and Building Materials 235 NORTH SEA ROAD COMPLIMENTS OF Southampton, N. Y. BALZARINI’S RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS OF ALFRED S. OSBORNE INSURANCE AGENT 45 HAMPTON ROAD COMPLIMENTS OF Southampton, N. Y. THE SAVOY BEAUTY SHOP Southampton 520 JEANNE HAIRDRESSER 52 HAMPTON ROAD Southampton, N. Y. S3 Phone 232 COMPLIMENTS OF The Bonfield Service Station Guljlex Lubrication — Gulf Oil Products HERRICK’S HARDWARE STORE 192 HAMPTON ROAD Southampton, N. Y. Phone: Southampton 26 Phone: Sag Harbor 133 FRITT’S JEWELRY STORE R. H. ESSLINGER Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Silverware - Prince Gardner Wallets Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing Optical Goods and Repairs SAG HARBOR, N. Y. Southampton 790 VRANA BROS., Inc. Cars FORD Trucks Sales and Service Used Cars 16 HILL STREET Southampton, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF GOULDS 5 - 10 - 1.00 and up COMPLIMENTS OF ALEX CAMERON PLUMBING AND HEATING 54 Phone 1267-J FLOYD E. KING Building Contractor 209 ELM STREET Southampton, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF E. A. H. HILDRETH COMPLIMENTS OF ARROW LAUNDRY Dry Cleaning — Fur Storage Specialized Rug Cleaning COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT MILLER SONS SILVER’S CIGAR STORE (United Cigar Store Agency) Phone: Southampton 98 SCHWENK’S DAIRY Southampton Granite Co. “FOR THE BEST” SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. Southampton 300 Jos. M. O’Connell Quogue 304 Sales Office: SEBONAC ROAD 55 THE MORRIS STURIO Established 1892 PHOTOGRAPHY SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. PHONE: SOUTHAMPTON 85 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHAMPTON SOUTHAMPTON, NEW YORK Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TELEPHONE 600 56 d est AJishei }or _St ucceii GILMARTIN’S DAIRY 57 58 Telephone 185 • 186 Tel. 894 Established 1880 FORDHAM ELLISTON SCH WENK’S Eureka Market, Inc. PAINTING High Grade Meats, Poultry, Sea Food Fruits, Vegelables, Groceries SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. ; McGOWIN’S 28 MAIN STREET Southampton, N. Y. SOUTHAMPTON GARAGE MARION’S Exclusive Linens, Accessories, Bags JOBS LANE Southampton, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF GUILDI’S ELECTRIC SHOP SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. HERBERT BROTHERS 59 Tel. Southampton 778 TANYA’S SALON For Hair and Smart Cloths TERRY DU-FRANE 5 MONUMENT SQUARE At Jobs Lane BUILDERS Southampton, L. I. BEATRICE TILDEN 235 NORTH SEA ROAD SCALP SPECIALIST Southampton, N. Y. G. CARLTON SEELY, Dr. AUTO REPAIRS Electrical Service Exide Batteries COMPLIMENTS OF ED. H. HOWELL AND SON COMPLIMENTS OF R. GLASS SON 60 COMPLIMENTS OF SCHWARTZ CLEANERS LAUNDER-MATIC SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY 44 HAMPTON ROAD IRVING S. HALSEY Southampton, N. Y. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT THE ALLEN AGENGY OFFERING COMPLETE SERVICE FOR INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 28-32 MAIN STREET SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. HELEN F. ALLEN ASSOCIATES HELEN I. FINSON 61 Phone 229 A. M. Gardner COMPLIMENTS OF GARDNER’S Delicatessen and Grocery Phone with Confidence —We Deliver Cold Cuts - Delicacies - Groceries Fruit - Vegetables THE CARAVAN SOUTHAMPTON 48 BRIDCEHAMPTON ROAD Southampton, N. Y. LARRY SMITH HAMPTON BAKERY COMPLIMENTS OF HARRY FRANK MEN’S SHOP MUSICAL BEST WISHES HOUSE OF MUSIC By The “Y” SOUTHAMPTON “Everything in Music” FINISHES OF “Quality, Distinction, Beauty” by THE OLD ATTIC SHOP 24 NUGENT STREET SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. Phone 52 “For Those Who Desire The Best” COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE W. CORWIN JEWELER SCHULMAN’S Costume and Fine Jewelry Silverware, Watches, Clocks STORE FOR EVERYTHING COMPLIMENTS OF M. S. EISNER The Style Shop for Value SOUTHAMPTON 616 HOTEL HAMPTON MANOR “The Home Away from Home” SOUTHAMPTON, L. I. COMPLIMENTS OF Your Singer Sewing Machine Center SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF SNOW WHITE HAND LAUNDRY We Pick Up and Deliver Telephone S. H. 359 ANNA KNIGHT, Prop. 63 BOOSTERS THRIFTY DRUG STORE MRS. GERTRUDE THIELE MR. CHRIS MOORE MRS. RUTH RICHARDSON MRS. CHRIS MOORE MR. MRS. EDWARD FOSTER MR. MRS. C. A. BECK MR. MRS. A. W. LAUTIE FRANCIS M. McGEE ANN HUGEL CYRIL WINNIE L. B. SCHULMAN JOHN HERRICK HOUSE OF MUSIC COLEMAN PERKINS MARJORIE AUSTER JOYCE BRITTAIN MRS. ANTHONY MRS. ANNIE DYER ARTHUR WARNER JOHN SINGLETON DICK ANTHONY CHRISTINE H. M. DIAMOND MR. AND MRS. LELAND BURNETT 64