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Diplomas Given
ConTd Jrom page 1, this section
,"£, .his advice in the quotation ,
t his above all: To thine own self
and
• llUethe
l day,il must follow , as the
mght
thou canst not then
t0 any m an." He concludfT es1, .?ise
As you grow older , when you
look in the mirror be proud of the
man you see there. "
Mr . Illingworth' s talk followed
the saluatory address , given by
Jack Breyer , in which contem1S"* 5*in *.. M<rh tide at Democratic Point
porary probl ems in American life
inlet)
subtract
35
minThursday,
bland
J
une
S1 ..
&
7 S1?' were discussed
Friday. June 22
Mastic Beach, (Moriches
, and the reading
go
70
le from
Saturday. Juno 23
of the Senior essay, "UnderstandZ" 71
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hy.)
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Sunday, June 21
7a
ing the Threat of Communism 'and
r±
Monday, J llnc 25 11
88
kr high tide at Shinnecock Inlet
65
Meeting its Challenge ," 'h,y Robert
Tuesday . June 26 .... '...!.
Ocean) subtract 50 minutes from
74
53
Ecker. Later in the program , LeWednesday, June 27
Lrtie Beach. at Stony Brook
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74
NOTE: All ,-ea.lin
subtract
roy Peterson , in his valedictory
bilth tide
.s taken at the
^minutes from Port Jefferson and
Patchogue Electric Light Company
address , pointed the way to the
t
Power
Plant.
jdwtet.
solution of many of the problems
^
presented by Mr. Breyer.
The class gift , consisting of a
portable public address system,
a bullet in board for listing senior
class gifts and the remainder of
iat'd from page 1, this section Cont'd from pa ge 1, this section the funds in the class treasury,
amounting to about $200, which
ested in improving the condition will be deposited in the school's
is may be sources of disease.
"On the other hand , these same of the town 's waterways and im- audio-visual aids equipment projal waters are of a safe quality mediately introduced the question gram , was presented to the school
by E. Dayton Thorne , class presi( bathing purposes providing of the Woods Hole survey.
Though the waters of the bay dent.
fjr fall within the bathing beach
usually fall under the jurisdicti on
midards."
Following the valedictory adIn addition to the approved of the Town trustees, the approval dress, Principal Edmund W. Tuton
iwkha ,vcn town beaches listed in of the Town board was necessary awarded the following commence5 accompanying box , other sani- for a survey of this sort because ment honors:
Kiwanis awards for service ,
ry beaches in the county are there are not sufficient funds in
the trustees' budget for such a given to that senior boy and girl ,
tk below :
Harbor
io*H of Babylop : Amity
large undertaking, the supervisor who, during their four years atith Babylon : Amityville Municipal explained.
tendance
at
Patchogue High
;
Babylon
Village
AmityvtHc
K\
and Pool . Fire Island Avenue.
school
have given the greatest
ii
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service to the school and to their
Lake, port.
„»•! _ Lindenhurst: GeiRer
Town of Islip: Bath and Sun Club , class—Elizabeth Pausewang and
_d Bl\d., Wyandanch : Lindenhurst
Jsfi Park Pond, Village of Linden- Foot of llnyway, Brightwaters : Hayberry Leroy Peterson.
Point. Ocean Avenue . Islip : Benjamin
The Class of 1924 award, given
at: Ocean Beach, Villaice of Ocea n Beach
. Clinton
Avenue.
Bay
Shore ;
Kl, Fire Island ; Unaua Corinthian
to
that senior who has been most
Brightwaters
Village
Beach,
Foot
of
Amityville:
Venetian
Shores
it Club,
Ith. Foot of Venetian Blvd.. Linden- Bay.vay; East Islip, Bayway Avenue : punctual in school attendance and
Foster Avenue Beach, Foster Avenue , in
meeting,, school assignments
st, toH'n of Habylc.n Beach.
[«rn of East Hampton : Fresh Pond , Sayville ; Islip Beach , South Bay Ave- called for during a school day or
Park .
Kast nue.
I Hampton : Gerard
Town of Riverhead : Iron Pier, River- during time after school—Gloria
fcpton : Havens Beach , Sag Harbor ;
sr Beach. Sagr Harbor; Maidstone head : Reeves Beach , Riverhead ; Wailing Aviano.
4, East Hampton.
Ilivcr Public Beach, Wading River.
Patchogue Bank award, given
SprinK
Iwn of Huntington : Cold
Town of Shelter Island : Shelter Is- to that boy and girl whose personCommunity
Beach,
Cold
SprinK
_r
land Heights Association, Shelter Island
l
iter; Oold SprinK Harbor TenViis and Heights ; Shelter Island Town Beach, ality development as manifested
i_ Club. Cold Spring Harbor : Crab Shelter Island.
in the business activities of the
(low Beach, Huntington ; Fleets Cove
Town of Smithtown : Calah.in's Beach , business department , has shown
_, Huntington : Gilsey or Brown Kings Park : Covdwood Path, St. James :
eh, Huntington : H a l e s i t e P a r k East Long Beach, Smithtown ; Short the greatest growth during years
Huntington
Bay Beach , Smithtown: The Landing, Smith- in school— Joan Smith and Richith, Huntington ;
b Beach Club. Huntington Bay Hills ; town : West Long Beach. Smithtown.
ard Edwards.
itington Beach Civic Assoc. Beach.
Town
of
Southampton : Shinnecock
The Swezey and Newins award
Beach : James Street Beach, Beach . Hamilton
Bays ; Still's Beach,
IBtington
for citizenship to the senior boy
Southampton.
lora of Huntington: Library Park
Town of Southold : Founders Landing. and girl who have demonstrated,
!t;DE Area, Cold Spring
Harbor : Southold : Mattituck Bay Beach , Matti- by personal examples, what was
tUa Park Beach, Northport ; Shore- tuck : Mattituck Inlet Beach. Mattituck ;
considered to have been the highai Hills Inc. Bathing Beach, Center- Southold Town Beach, Southold.
est standard attained in school
citizenship and in assuming active
civic responsibility—E I i z a b e t h
Pausewang and Dayton Thorne.
The Lions Club award , given to
the senior boy and girl who, during their years in high school,
have exhibited the quality of perin their studies, school
,
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activities, and general living, to
the highest degree—Milvi Melts
and Arno Raag.
The Patchogue Rotary awards,
made to th$t senior boy and girl
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who have examplified, to the highest degree, the quality of respect
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for the dignity of man as observed
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in their daily treatment of their
teachers and fellow students—
Josephine Quatrale and Robert
Ecker.
The High School Parent-Teacher Association awards, made to
that senior boy and girl who have
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< ' contributed most to the general
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~~_________Bv__Hr'! welfare of their class or to a high
school organization of which they
were a member during their senior
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year— Marion Lyng and Dayton
Thorne.
American Legion auxiliary medal , given to the boy or girl in the
Senior class who has obtained the
highest average throughout the
last two years in American History—Robert Ecker with an average of 94.44 per cent. Honorable
mention—Charles Beckwith with
1
', < an average of 93.5 per cent.
this powerful, easy starting twin is a
I
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p t umotor lor fishing or boating. Has
The Robert Goll award , given
to that senior who has the highest
_g __>
ttnyse—automatic starter — automatic
* average in the field of science—
«t _p and other features that make it
_
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;, Jack Breyer—96.75 per cent.
i favorite with sportsmen. Get set for
Rensselaer Alumni Association
»«er sports — today!
& ( g>>p
medal to the male member of the
graduating class who has done the
best work in science and math
during his entire school course—
Jack Breyer—97.25 per cent. Hon-
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Town Votes
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Mortimer F. Abramson . 'Joan Carol
Aiglcr , David Charles Alban. Patricia
Ann Aldrich, Richard J. Andreano. Faith
Adele Austin , Gloria Frances Aviano,
Regina Barbato. Russell J. Barric , Margaret Beck, Walter W. Becker. Charles
H. Beckwith. George David Benjamin.
Louise
Thomas BenkenBttin , Virginia
Bergendale , Marvin Bcrkowitz, Alden K.
Berman. Frank Bizioco, Ronald Arthur
Blau, Grace Eileen Breen, Calvin H.
Brewster, Jack David Breyer, Richard
Gaylord Brouwer . Curtis Monroe Brown,
H. Ronald Bush. Joyce Caldwell. Carol
Ann Ccssman. Joyce Marilyn Conklin,
Robert Earle Conklin . Joa n Louise Cox.
Jean Barbara Czina. Joan Margaret
Davis. Rose Marie Anne Dieti, Joseph
Dragone . Audrey Jean Drake, Robert
Alan Ecker, Harriette Edelman, Alfred
Roger Edelstei n . R.ichard S. Edwards,
Dolores Marie Felice, Lillian Ann FonHarold
Franco,
tanels . Rosemary
Charles Gill, Cadtnan Hirnt Glover . Anthony Theodore Gody, Dorothy Elizabeth
Goll. Audrey Evelyn Haogi , Jewel Hammond . Winifred Pearl Harmon . Frank
H. Hass. Elaine Ann Helenek. James
Arthur Holman. Robert Charles Jones.
And Alexander Justh , Gloria Estelle
Kaler , Robert Joseph Kaplan. Paul Gabriel Kelly, Lawrence G. Kemp. Patricia
Kentoffio. Doris Jean Klinger, Martin
Morris Koshar, Maryann Elizabeth LaDue . George William Link . Frank Paul
Locantore. Jr., Lena Maria Geraldine
Locantore, Harvey J. Lotko. Barbara
Joan Luca , Marion Agnes I.jng, Josephine
Mannino. Milvl Melts , Aaron M. Miller,
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OFFICE HOURS—
Monday to Friday 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
Saturday 9 A. M. to 12 Noon
WILLIAM W. PARROTT, Receiver of Taxes
Village of Patchogue
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Prompt Delivery On Phone Orders
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Saturday at I 2 Noon,
Is the deadline for cash payments. All checks
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There Are Just 3 Days In Which To Pay |
Village Taxes Without Penalty
June 28 , 1951
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VILLAGE
MEAT MARKET
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Big Parade
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l^f^J for
, Durable Plastic
Safer Water Play
51 at Seton Hall
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Attends Girls' State
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KNAPP-MONARCH f
ONE GALLON
2
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orable mention—Robert Conklin—
Henry W. Heller of Huntington
i»t!.71 per cent.
Station , Thomas Newton of St.
Bausch and Lomb Optical ComJames, IT-iroId A. Nyiund of East
pany medal for the member of the
Northport , Robert G. Margie and
graduating class who has shown
Cont'd fro m page 1, this section Cont'd from page 1, this section Julius F. Vrl i z of Bay Shore,
the greatest progress in science
Eugene S. Boch of. Brightwaters
court , Maureen Ann Birkmier; the Fire department , Boy Scouts.
during high school career—Jack
John Eleazer of SouthampKeeping time for the marching and
Breyer—90.75 per cent. Honorable
Gertrude Neuhoff , daughter of boys' prize for religion , doton.
nated
by
the
Catholic
Daughters
units
will
be
bands
representing
Jir.
and
mention—Robert
Conklin—96.33
Mrs. George Neuhoff of
The two from Huntington StaMapl e avenue , Patchogue, is one of America, Cardinal Gibbons Patchogue High , Sayville Fire tion will be given a dinner and
per cent.
court—Arleigh
Todd
Bell.
,
Smithtown
Fire
dedepartment
11
girls from Suffolk county
The P a t c h o g u e Classroom "f
gift Tuesday night by the AmerThe girls' award for school partment , North Patchogue Fire isan legion post there , and all
Teachers Association award , made attending the annual Girls' State
1
Holbrook
Fire
deSkidmore college, spirit and unfailing cooperation in department ,
to the senior boy and girl con- meeting at
of them will be the guests of
all school activities—Rosemarie partment and Selden Fire depart- the A r m y at a lunch in t _ 7 Elks
sidered by the faculty outstanding Saratoga Springs.
Our
Lady
of
Mt.
Carmel
ment
,
Qlaab;
the
boys'
award
Stephanie
Other
in courtesy, cooperation , service,
Suffolk delegates are
club Wednesday. They will reschool spirit , school citizenship, Mary Medsger , Riverhead; Joan for school spirit and unfailing co- and the Central Islip Fire de- port for active duty on July 9.
partment.
activities—
school
operation
in
all
and scholarshi p—Elizabeth Pause- Rc-msk i. Mattituck; Barbara GitThere will be marching units - -— — ——--T~-T
1
low , Southampton; Sylvia Greaves, John Gary McMahon.
wang and Robert Conklin.
An awa rd for the highest stand- from the local VFW and AmeriSayville;
Sheryl
Caspere,
RonkonThe Reader's Digest award , one
can
Legion
posts
Boy
Scouts,
,
ing in English made by a girlyear 's subscription to that mag- koma ; Lesley Range , Isli p; Yvon- Joan
Marie Crosley; an awa» _ for Girl Scouts, Sea Scouts and Cub
azine to the valedictorian—Leroy ne Lyons , Kings Park; Myra the highest standing in Evglish Scouts.
Weinberg
,
East Islip; Leila RickPeterson.
Decorated cars will carry the
made by a boy—Peter Mi<*nael
French Club award , given to the etts , Babylon , and Katherine Rog- Browne.
Goftl Star Mothers and the Spansenior who received the high ers , Lindenhurst.
An award for the highest stand- ish War Veterans.
The annual gathering is sponscholastic rating during three
A dozen armored cars from
ing
in mathematics—Edmund JoMedford
sored
by
years of French and has exhibited
the Auxiliaries of the
Fort Totten , displaying mounted
award
for
the
seph
Struzeski.
An
during four years at Patchogue New York State Department of
.50
calibre
anti-aircraft
machine
Patchogue
4510
Phone
High school , high standards of the American Legion. The girls highest standing in science—Jo- guns will add a military note to
Darcy.
seph
James
character and citizenship; and that are learning about state governAwards for proficiency and re- the proceedings.
he has expressed his intentions to ment procedures by electing their
Accompanying . Gen. Kirk on
continue the study of French for own state officers and legislators. liability in school activities—Lo- reviewing stand will be the re- SMOKED HAMS .. 63c
retta
Juanita
Barto
and
Joseph
They
will
return
Saturday.
WHOLE OR HALF
the purpose of becoming an incruits to whom he will adminisWilliam Mead.
10 to 14 lbs.
structor in this language—Charles
Major
R.
his
wife,
ter
the
oath
,
Awards given by the Danforth
Beckwith—94 per cent.
\V. Saunders, commanding officer
foundation
of
St.
Louis
for
the
18 Lbs. or Over
59c
Babe R ut h
Sportsmanship Vtronica Miller . Robert Peter Monaco.
of the New . York City Recruiting
awards to that senior boy andrgirl Bclty Mule , Lois June Nagle, Joyce boy and girl who have given evi- Main station , Lieutenant Colonel
dence
of
special
qualities
of
leadwho have demonstrated by per- Eileen Norton, Kay Bernadette Palmer,
William A. Haviland , command- PHILADELPHIA
Rocco Pappalardi , John Louis Pnrtnte. ership during their school careers
sonal example that they possessed Jacques
A. Pares, Elizabeth Ann Pause- —Joan Carol Dietz and Jerome ing officer , U. S. Army and Air
44c
to a very high degree the quality wang. Robert. Leroy Peterson . Elaine JoForce Southern New York and POULTRY
of good sportsmanship and prac- hanna Petropulos . Esther Eleanor Plot- Edward Hughes.
Recruiting district,
New
Jersey
to
4
lbs.
2'
/
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, Marilyn Anne Powers , Josephine
An award for outstanding abilticed such in their living—Eliz- kin
Herbert
Agnes Quatrale,
Raag, Arthur ity in sports—William Ross Barry. and Lieutenant Colonel
abeth Pausewang and Arthur George Rate, Jr.. Arno
i W. J. Hargrave, retired, of Bay
Edith Erna Henner,
Genuine Kentucky Spring
An
award
for
journalism—Thora
Rate.
Louise Madeline Renner, Jack Allan RoShore.
, Charles Russo, Anna Sanzano. Louise
Sousa; an award for
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute gers
In
addition
there
will
be
a
LAMB LEGS
78c
Margaret Anna Schleiter, Richard Ernest business management of the yearfull tuition scholarship for aca- Schulz . Donald
group of local dignitaries, includ Joseph Sheehan, Susan
an
book—Marilou
MacDonald;
demic achievement and leadership Patsy Sieger , Joan Ruth Smith, Doris
9»e
ing Harvey A. Shand, Rotary LOIN CHOPS
qualities by the Long Island May Stauffer , Barbara Dolores Terry , award for art—John Joseph Bat- president; Anthony Palermo, KiE. Dayton Thorne . Jr. , Robert Todd, denhagen.
!
branch of the general alumni as- John Peter Valentino, Rose Vclys. Ruth
wanis president; William Miller, FRESH VIRGINIA
sociation—Robert Leroy Peterson. Gunald Williams, Ernest Joseph Zenker.
An honorary subscription to the Lions president; Leland V. Cof65c
Memorial Art prize in memory
Reader's Digest presented annual- fin, exalted ruler of the Elks TURKEYS
Speaks of Freedom
IS lbs. average
of the Patchogue High School *
Philipp
A.
Hattemer,
ly to the highest honor student of lodge;
graduates who gave their lives
the graduating class—Ann Marie Town supervisor; John R. SweThe fact that freedom is
TENDER
defending this country, awarded thing for which everyone somemust Stehle ; an award for the highest zey, mayor of Patchogue; Joseph
to that boy or girl who has con- constantly strive, if it is to sur- standing in Latin—Dolores Ann W. Harrison , postmaster; Captributed most to the school vive, was emphasized
tain John T. Tuthill , Jr., USNR , CHUCK STEAK ... 73e
Rev. Marquardt; an award for the publisher
through the medium of painting, Wesley D. Osborne of bythethePatchof The Patchogue Ad- Boneless CHUCK .. 05c
highest standing in French made
water color or design—Rocci Pap- otrue Methodist church in his mes- by a girl—Adele Bernadette Miz- vance, and the Rev. John Gor"MERKEL 'S FINE
palardi .
sage to the 107 graduating seniors gier; an award for the highest man of St. Francis De Sales R.
,
Both the Babe Ruth sports- at Patchogue High school's bac- standing in French made by a C. church.
75c
Several more young men have COLD CUTS
manship awards and the Memorial calaureate services in the school boy—Bernard James Arnold.
Art prize were given at Patchogue auditorium Sunday night.
Several awards were made to been accepted for enlistment in BOILED HAM
75c
High school for the first time this
students who had won them in the company of Suffolk County
. .
H lb.
Speaking from personal experi- outside competition. These includ- Army and Air Force Volunteers.
year. The donor of the Memorial
ence
in
European
lands
which
have
They
are
David
W.
Ecker
of
Patprize
has
chosen
to
remain
Art
MERKEL'S SKINLESS
lost their freedom , the Rev. Mr. ed:
anonymous.
Awards "cum laude" for out- chogue, Matthew Fardette . and
Osborne
told
of
the
things
that
FRANKFURTERS
. 67c
After the awarding of honors,
standing achievement in _ the NaG. Howard Hatfield, member of happen to a country wherr the tional Latin
competition—Ann to Albertus Magnus college, New
75e
the Patchogue Board of Education, people lose their rights. Growth Mari e Stehle and Jerome Edward Haven , Conn., based on a competipresented the diplomas to the of the militaristic spirit is one of Hughes; awards for outstanding tive examination — Carmen Mari e
the outstanding symptoms of free- achievement in the Latin Sight
Braunschweiger Liver
graduates.
Baumbach. Miss Baumbach learnThe musical program for the dom 's decline, he pointed out.
Translation contest for pupils in ed earlier in the week, Father Bologna
Also talcing part in the service New York , New Jersey and Walsh told the audience, that she
ceremonies included the playing of
. "Tannhauser" were the Rev. George K. Swartz- Pennsylvania—Dolores Ann Mar- is also awarded a scholarship Thuringer Blood
a
march
from
/r|^
(Wagner) and Rosamunde over- fager of the Lutheran Church of quardt , Ann Marie Stehle and valued at $1,200 by the University Goose Neck Brand 1 mm
ture (Schubert),, by the combined Our Savior , who issued the call Jerome Edward Hughes.
of the State of New York, as a
orchestra ; a trumpet duet, "Ven- to praise ; the Rev. Gerald E.
A scholarshi p valued at $1,200 result of her standing in the Re- Liverwurst
Elizabeth Boyce of the Patchogue Congre- to Mount St. Vincent-on-the-Hud- gents State Scholarship examina- Knockwurst
by
us" (Goldman)
*
Pausewang and Paul Kelly, Leroy gational church , who issued the son, based on a competitive ex- tions.
Peterson accompanist; a Saxo- call to worship and led the Lord's amination — Maureen Ann Birkwas
The
salutatory
address
phone solo, "Soloette," (Briegel ) prayer; Rabbi Seymour J. Cohen mier.
made by Jerome Hughes, and the PRICES THRU JULY 7th
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orchestra ; "The Star Spangled of the Emanuel Lutheran church , Michael Browne.
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Banner," orchestra and audience. who gave the Scripture lesson.
A scholarship valued at $1,200 address.
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