Author: Hal Gordon Brown

Sayville History splash; It’s the 1947 Senior Prom!

Class of 1965 Liaisons!

Would you consider working on and contributing a story to our “Endless Waves… Remembrances of Sayville Alumni”, series?

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Sayville History Splash; Two SHS grads marry in 1941!

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Sayville History Splash; Concert on January 21, 1960

Sayville History Splash; Suffolk County News; The class of 1942 gets together on July 5, 1962

Sayville History Splash; 1924 was a long time ago… 96 years ago! Yet, we remember many of these graduates and their legacies, even today.

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Sayville History Splash; Sylvia G. Teikmanis Class of 1960, featured in “The Blotter”.

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This vintage photo just about sums Labor day 2020 and Covid. Hope many of you are having a good day, in spite of it all!

Sayville History Splash; 61 years ago. Miss Janice Hinckley

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Do you remember “beach art” creativity with friends on the Fire Island beaches?

Sayville History Splash; SHS 1949. 71 years later, this photo could sure use a caption! Any suggestions?

Sayville History Splash & Quiz; can you name this Golden Flash and his year of graduation?

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Sayville History Splash; 1937. Preparing biscuits in the Sayville High School cafeteria.

Sayville History splash; 1952 floats…   bet they were delicious! 

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Sayville History Splash. This photo is from our 1952 yearbook.

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