The Port Weekly VOL. XIX.—No. 10 PORT WASHINGT ON, N. Y.. MARCH 5, 1943 FIVE CENTS ————— - In Farmim To Be Hen-Hop "Sairelball [laslf T h PiRhijf -the {armn_laY)Q r wift"Tr!i*» its ^Y""Kin ifliiiiil'* ifted to M e in the the Farminedeae Agri^ulti^rj^l Col 'ffort to coincid win*' of last year's stars lege t^" l^=>rn""?>^^ haQir. thing.. ross Drive. This dance"wall be about farming^ but this year thej benefit for this worthy cause. will again be on hand, promising will not be alone, for the girls This will be a Hen Hop, although another great spectacle. The too, are going to learn how to til joth stags an(^h^ns, .^jjl^ija g^^'iffi^io'^.P^ greatly en- a spade and miik a cow. tted. This for' m was decide'' '""d^ joyed by all who attended. The contingent will leave Por lecause—see in as how the gals The program will consist of two Washington on April 25. Thei re more forward thjgn. tttig-ever basketball gam«ft, "Wna or two box- training period is ten days an( diminishing boys—we'll make ing duals, and a wrestling they learn a little bit about every more money. The prices are 50c thing. They hoe, plow, milk, lean a couple; 7.5c stapr or hen. ^jii about farm machinery and how td Sculptor to Model The servfces of Mrs. Richard t will bring a use it, feeding the livestock, drivJ Wagner, well-known square dance highly touchedseSonS'team, which ing horses attached to wagons andj caller, have been obtained for a has won ten of thirteen starts, all the other jobs that are in- In Assembly period during the evening, with against an undefeated Fratry bas- cluded i^ltdMmimmmmmm^ | Mr. Dye'afr'ttHP'piaBO; aHtTMSi-iiyif ketljal*-,-teanu- The Fratry has b£en practicing in the gym during These boys won't be accomp^ Actual sculpture before the au- Joam on tl^e.fiddle. the last week and is confident of lished workers when their ten dience will be the novel program Ed Denzel's band has volun- keeping their perfect record. days are up and no one expects presented on March 10, at 11:00, teered to play, and the vie will them to be, but they will have the by Doris Eaton Mason. She supply hot licks while the band is At the half there will be a basic knowledge and that's a goodi ease. , three round boxing match. The start. Many of them will work on lileted works and. sets them up / sluggers haven't as yet been se- farms this Summer and there they the platform, but the high spot i lected, from the eight entries. This will receive more valuable exper;' her modeling of someone chosen l^anization ill be^oHowed "by the conclusion ence while helping the war effort^ from the audience at the moment, f ^i^j^j^i if the Fratry bask* ;ball game. or ey The girl's group has not set a As the program begins, the ^^pi^ thfTTciubwilf furnis Hill To Shov Judo date as yet but a good crowd is work pedestal shows a clay por- posters, the O. G. A. will take cat Between games K ler Hill, who expected. They will learn ai- trait of someone chosen from the i f has been taking les ons in judo, proximately the same things audience. As Mrs. Mason makes ;lean up.'' eighing 186 lbs., wi: try to break the boys. They may not do the her opening remarks, she cuis So all come—have fun—ani necrushes Drake' undefeated harder m 111 ll «Kut t; ; ^way with a sharp tool the fe-*-fcefp" the Red Cross, too. :ord. Drake weig in at 168. jobs that they learn are as inte tures of this head so that the con- lis fight will be a c ntinuance of esting and will prove as help; :1 ventional outline of a skull : - long feud that sta ted in their to the government as the jobs '• u mains. Then she starts build i : Circle Initiates lophomore year ovei a girl from boys will do. on that the features of the n. anhasset. Drake Jnight have ly chosen model, and confine - een beaten last yea: but for the until it is a completed work 20 New Members [act that Hill's pants ere rather Red Domino Chooses art. se. Even though ill is re- She discusses, as she worVs.! rted to be musc^ bound, he modeling and casting methods, ruui On Tuesday, March 2, the Cir- aims the victory is is without (I Spring Production shows examples of molds, cast.«-,^ cle Chapter of The National Hon- ubt. I and carved work. The sculptor't. nor Society bestowed the honor The boys program 11 conclude Final negotiations have be. , tools and armatures (underpin- of membership on the following: th the main event he Varsity carried out with the producev Ining of the building of a statue or Reynolds Drake, Maryanna Ol- lam vs. the team o1 [the teach- of "The Man Who Came to Din- 3ust) are shown and explained. szewski, Robert Bade, WUliam if they have reci ered from ner" and at last, one may be sur^! she tells how to make them- Peper, Ruth Lee Seaman, Irene st year. This pro ses to be that h^mMmmimtmmm Spring-' '^^^^ carvings, Loupes, Robert Wick, Carolyn! th exciting and am ing if the production of Red Domino. Th'n- , -•^'•tmmmi^mmiam^^^glmM ' Rogers, Edward Parmalee, Mar- lachers will parficip; j guerite Rankin, Joan Borer, Lois means that the Port Washington i Kj p g d MoP© Bov* The interest is a ieek from Senior High School will be tho | \. ivi u\jy { Baker, Robert Parkes, Graeme •iday at 2:30. TickKs may be \ first high school to present it ir. ;'As SpottePS t Zimmer, Patricia St. Clair, George irchased for 10c at 1^ entrance the entire country. I Younger, Patricia Sheehan, and the gym. A good ^ne is gua- "Doc" has set tryouts beginn:^^ The response to the appeg :o| David Haggerty. teed. the week of March 29, and on IV; . i.lunteers for the Aircraft V rn^ The traditional candlelight cere- 15, you will see it completed ' : Service has been consi'd. !>ly mony was held in Miss Green' packed with laughs. er this week, room, and after all certificates o (Art Club Ini-Ba+es Royalties are higher than us .'.'e now have the followin membership were presented, th ^ N e w M e m >ers but only because more profits.- o I rits, all new-comers, reg'i members, both old and new, e expected. So, keep May 15, 19 ^> ith us: joyed the traditional game .t the Art Club neeting on open on jour date book, be si: Mary Aspinwall, Peggy oe. "brain-fever"—an old Circle jursday, the 25th, or half of the your G. O. ticket has been p;: " 'Iward Moshier, Hudson tom. Refreshments, supplied nfcv membel^yere in iated. for, and we'll see you at the Sen: -md, Patricia Owens, B; i jai the initiates, were served despi re: Joan Evl^t D< ore||j^Hnth, High School Auditorium at S.M MacFarran, Wanda Lisiecki, We the rationing, and the meeti Dfc-is Baum, Tre^Bi gipson, and p. m. •u'ly! rniTv' hoys. • • was closed at 10:00 p.m. phanie Malevitch."" / Page Two THE PORT WEEKLY March 5. 1943 lie THE PORT W EEK LY Published weekly during the school year by the students of the Port Washington Senior High School, Port Washington. New York. Subscription (in school) $.90 per school year; $.50 per semester; (By mail anywhere) $1.00 per school year; $70 per semester. Single copies $.05. Linotyped and printed by yvilliam J. Kajser. Publication Printers, Westbuiy, New York. " ' "* - ' Ted Parmelee and Graeme Zimmer Co-E^ltprs-in-Chief EDITORIAL BOAKD V, - - i « Associate Editors Roy Larsen, William Peper, Marilyn Baum News Editor Dorothy Fisher Feature Editor Pat Sheehan Ctipy Desk Editors Cici Marzo, Helen McWilliam Advertising Managers Bunty Hegarty, Nancy Gaignet Advertising Staif Barbara Goodwin^ Edwin Wallace Business Editor • Mary Hoban Music Editor Jackie Fenton C<q>y Staff Joan Coffman, Doris Baum, Helen Claire Schneeloch ' By ~M«np{ELEN BRODIE Lynn Loeser. Feature Staff Reamary Chase, Cynthia Wick News Staff—Carolyn Rogers, Joan Evans, Mary Nolan. Concetta D'Agustino, Mary Jane Chessa, Carol Colling, Loretta Cappy, Dick Clark, Dorothea Farrelly. P a t Chess Doesn't Need mat's Cookin Dickinson, Rose Monrione, Connie Campbell, Marie McQueen, Edward An- dreassen Barbara Lowe, Lois Mueller, "Babe" Imperial. Wanda Li§iecki. Girls' Sports Editor ...I. Carol Neumann Boys' Sports Editor ..Salvatore Sorice Exchange Editor Mary Aspinwall Les Keates and Marion Ogle- Circulation Manager Billy Campbell thdtpe blissfully dueling. , . Sam Faculty Adviser Charles Kezar Finlay and Bob Fueschel, a grue- "Chess, you want me to play some twosome . Paul Williams Vol. XIX . —No. 10 March 5. 1943 chess? No sir! You need too and Lois Lauda at the "pitcha" much brain food for that stuff. show . Pete Fraser wearing I'd rather grow a, beard doing i4dvfce fo Students those super-duper suspenders . something interesting." Mrs. Johnson, popular History teacher, has received sev- Something new, Jolene Head and This is the average sentiment Roy Schauer . Carol O'Brien eral letters from ex-students now i n the service of their of the students who don't know and Bob Gunther . Barbara country. how to p l a y chess. To them, play- Somerville and Bruce Frost .