Bethpage High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Bethpage, NY)

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Q, M so gemfeggg, ,. Q has fam' if 11 0. Our school, the way we'll always remember st Andy Vogeney, our own pre graduate 'I36 When Brooklyn won the Serses Sensor Prom at La Grange Invasson of the Automat sn New York after Julsus Caesar Announcements 14 more garbage pasls have been placed sn t e cafetersal Fsrst graduatson Mr Doremus Sphsnx poses Belmont Lake State Park The Chrsstmas tree at the Chrsstmas Dance Our H S representatsves who went to Career Day at Msneola The nsght blue team won The mouse sn the Home Ec Room Arsensc and Old Lace The questson for Mr Wrsght on lunch lsne Now coach? Gettsng the hrst yearbook ready for the prsnters lnstsatsons of fraternstses and sororstses The look on Mr hupprsch s face on that Aprsl Fools Day Upsettsng Oyster Bay Basketball 56 The fraternsty Hasrcuts The first gold team wsn soph y T V Dance Tsme Gym dancsng lessons PJ The first press club room The first cheerleaders Mr Doremus wsth Thoreau and hss fTg leaves Eighth grade graduatson Rsdsng Club at Hempstead Lake State Park The mussc concerts That lone flute breaksng through the sound barrser Keep those drums quset Sensor Meetsngs C??J The Pep Rallses lnststutson of honor guard at assemblses Student Councsl Offscers readsng passages from the bsble at assemblles Sensor Day Carrysng Mr Vogts unto the showers after the last football game Memorsal Day Parades when Band almost swam down Broadway Heckscher State Park Quarter Finals Basketball 55 56 The Malor Party Wsnnsng Football Champsonshsp of Nassau ounty T955 Decoration Commsttees f?l Jones Beach, '56 Student Councsl Meetsngs Sensor Follses Show First Football Vsctory Party frosh year The Band pscnscs and trsp to see Kssmet The Vsrgsnsa Msnstrel Show Esghth grade Pan Amerscan Day at Baldwsn and Westbury Fsrst and last Chrsstmas Party sn school The rocks and stones at Orsent Posnt Mr Parlato's hysterscal smsle The Hayrsdes Mr Doremus' World Hsstory Classes Dsssectsng frogs before and after lunch Mr Henry Chargel Deadlme date for Hs Tsmes Mr Curlew's famous name for the gsrls Amazonsl Mr Curlew's Too bad Glockenspsel players There ss a lesson 4th persod Who put the penny sn the tuba? Mr Hupprsch Dsd anyone see Ruth Campagne's flute? Those football games The cheerleaders looking luke Methusalah's Grandmother Student Councsl Campasgns and Electsons Regents I ' l l Gosng to N Y U for the Retaslsng Conference Gosng to the Bethpage Country Club for Yearbook Conferences Rehearsals for the Sensor Follses Who dat dosng de Old Soft Shoe? Who says a pony whsnnsed at the football games? 0 f -if ' we fy, yxsiwf wzwsis, f , -s f ' Q 'f.,.v55g r-.rg -,114,,i,f V Q , V , - Q , ' , ' ,, . . h . l H ' ll . 1 I ' . - , 1 , . A ' ll ' ll , W S A t ' , ' - . r. . 4 f . 1 s . Ya ia sts. :A ' , 4 , ,, . I 1 . . . f s . - I .

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ffrf 0 Szfciefy I9 6 S2 no 1 if HONOR SOCIETY 1956 Sitting-left to right: Karen Gear, Lillian Stoddard lSecretaryl, Arleen Luick, Mrs. Marian Celenza fAdvisorD, Laurel Files QVice-Presidenti, Anne Golden, Marlene Latella, Janice Feldman. Standing-Roberta Burleson, Rosalie Walsh, Gloria Razzini, Anthony Giantasio fTreasurerJ, Dominick Fiovanti iPresidentJ, AI Zlcrtorin, Janet Scheick, Betty Strong, Alegra Adamkin, Marian Passannante. May 2, 1956 marked one of the most memorable lirsts for seventeen seniors of the graduating class. On that day, a special assembly was called for the purpose of pinning Bethpage's first Honor Society. Unknown to these students, invitations had been sent to their parents, asking them not to breathe a word about the whole altair. Mrs. Marian Celenza inaugurated the ceremony, informing the audience what the program was all about. Mr. William Schultheis then explained the meaning of the society, and why these particular seventeen were chosen. As their names were called out, the students stepped to the stage, had their society pins put on by Mrs. Celenza, and then received their scroll of membership in the society from Mr. Vincent Parlato. One by one the boys and girls took a candle from a receptacle and formed a line at the back of the stage, To symbolize their acceptance of membership, they recited the Honor Society pledge and then lit the candles, until all stood with a lighted symbol of knowledge. Members in the society were selected through voting sessions held by the faculty, according to the con- stitution of the Honor Society. The requirements needed included: scholarship-an average of 8504: or better for three and one half years, service-rendering real aid to the school and fellow students, leadership-being a leader in all things, always with the highest morals and standards, character-having outstanding character traits, beyond reproach at all times.

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