Blog/Daily news and announcements
The passing of Thomas Yanoti, Class of 1974.
June 29, 2023Alumni PostsAt this time, we don't have any further information other than Tom and his wife...
The passing of Alberta Anne (Manitt) Tarrant, Class of 1945 at Age 96.
June 26, 2023Alumni PostsNOVEMBER 24, 1926 – MAY 24, 2023 Alberta Anne (Manitt) Tarrant, age 96, of Denver, Colorado...
The passing of Darlyne Samuels- Muhammad on June 20, 2023. Darlyne was a member of the Class of 1976.
June 26, 2023Alumni PostsVirginia Farrell has reported and posted on our Facebook page; "We were sorry to learn...
Military history of Sayville alumni. Did you know Robert Paul Groh enlisted at age 16?
June 20, 2023Alumni PostsRobert Paul Groh left Sayville High School in November 1942 at the age of 16...
Carolyn (Griffiths) Mioduski, Class of 1959 would like to remind everyone that today is Women Veterans Day, June 12th. So a special thank you to my sisters, the women who paved the way and those who are following in their footsteps!
June 12, 2023Alumni PostsCarolyn (Griffiths) Mioduski, Class of 1959 would like to remind everyone that today is Women...
Content Creators and Editors Needed
June 12, 2023Alumni PostsThe Sayville Alumni Association seeks passionate volunteer content creators and editors to join our web...
The passing of Douglas Perry, Class of 2012
June 12, 2023Alumni PostsWe are saddened to learn of the passing of Douglas Perry, Class of 2012. Tragically...
2023 Alumni Walk! This is a neat tradition. Especially for anniversary years 2003, 1993, 1983,1973,1963, and beyond!
June 8, 2023Alumni PostsLinda Karszen advises; "If you are coming email dgalanti@sayvilleschools.org". Thanks Linda!...
Today, June 6 marks the 79th anniversary of the Battle of Normandy—the day in 1944 when allied forces from 13 countries stormed five beaches in Normandy, France.
June 6, 2023Alumni PostsJune 6 marks the 79th anniversary of the Battle of Normandy—the day in 1944 when...
The passing of Andrew R. Brand, Class of 1981
May 31, 2023Alumni PostsWe are saddened to learn of the passing of Andrew R. Brand, April 3, 1963...
Little-Known Memorial Day History; Freed slaves and white missionaries came together on 1 May 1865 in Charleston, SC to memorialize soldiers that were buried in unmarked graves at a former racetrack where Confederates held Union prisoners.
May 29, 2023Alumni PostsLittle-Known Memorial Day History; Submitted to the Sayville Alumni Association website by Brigadier General (Retired)...
