Central Islip High School - Yearbook (Central Islip, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1941 volume:

'RWM 9!'iv4.., THE FUN OF 41 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1941 CENTRAL ISI IP HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATION The Senior Class m grateful acknowleclgemenw to one who had such a large part m shaping ow to one whose aclvlce and assistance was ever ready when needed humbly cleclncates thus book to Miss Dorothy M Sulllvan. 5 characters in our four years of high school an: 7 Central Islxp Hugh School June 6 1941 To the Class of 1941 As a parting thought may I emphasize the lmport ance of keeping yourselves fit ln every respect You wxll soon discover that your education wlll be of little value to you unless you keep ln mind that your hlgh school grad uatxon IS ln reality only commencement of many thmgs Keep your minds active and keep ln touch wlth what IS going on about you Never hesltate to glve a lendlng hand to those m need and above all things keep happy so all the happmess possible out of a too short llfe as the reallzatlon of its brevlty often comes at a tlme when lt IS too late to achieve your ambltlon He has achieved success who has llved well laughed often and loved much Who has galned the respect of ln telllgent men and the love of little children Who has never lacked appreclatlon of earth s beauty nor failed to express xt Who has always looked for the best ln others and has glven the best he had The above from an unknown source seems fittmgly to express my wishes for each of you Yours very sincerely HARRY W RUDE HARRY W RUDE Prlnclpal , that your happiness is reflected in those around you. 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' ,Y Y , l , BOARD OF EDUCATION Maurlce Breen Clerk Vern L Furman President William McCrone District Superintendent of Schools Patrick Clerkin Walter M Ormsby Bayport New York Charles A Mulligan 'IHE FACULTY Harry W Rude Supervlsmg Principal ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Marguerite L Mulvey Principal and Fhird Grade Margaret F Smith First Grade Elizabeth E Dwyer Second Grade Florence A Shokey Fourth Grade Frances I McBreen Fifth Grade Frank E Miller Sixth Grade JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Frederick W Block Mathematics Lawrence W Hynes Social Studies and History Helen M Clark Commercial Subjects Ethel M Little Social Studies and History Eileen Hammlll Latin and French David N Rogers Natural and Physical Sciences Harold A Haynes Commercial Subjects Robert E Hubbard Natural and Physical Sciences Dorothy M Sullivan Senior H S English and Dramatics SPECIAL TEACHERS Rae R Gerard Girls Heal h and Physical Education Charles G Steffenhagen Industrial Arts Charles F VanSchalck Music Supervisor Marion G Thomas Hoinemaklng Cafeteria Supervision Thomas F Lonergan Boys Health and Physical Education OTHER EMPLOYEES Ethel Castillo School Secretary Dr Ralph G Reed Medical Inspector Mary J Sloyer School Nurse and Health Teacher Chester H Beebe Treasurer Robert E Senne Census enumerat0r and Attendance Supervisor Christian Wohlfarth and Michael Griffin Custodlans . . , . 5 , . . . Patricia A. Golden, Librarian and Junior H. S. English Madeline A. Mulligan, Junior High Social Studies . . , . . h , . . VlfglHl1 Sl1 lf:ft.I' CENTRAL ISLIP HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1 941 OFFICHQS W1lter ge 1le President Vxrgmu Sh lffer Vice President ein Nluller Secretary Divld E'.ISChSClllI11Ed Treasurer Robert fnstlllo ASSISIHHC Treasurer Character IS the Only True Shvest Man H utr Wfomun Hiter School Gossip lxlost Orlbmil lVlost Populir Qchool Dre inner Sc mool le use Best Best Best Best Best 3 t Z-est Sest Best Best D mcer Boy Dincer Curl A hlete Bov Athlete Glrl MO LTO FOI ORS Blue 'md Qllver FI OVUFR C1rn1t1on HALL OP l'AlVlE Seniors Dxploma oseph Ixxnppe Norxxxq lrlubl W1ll11111 B1uer Norma GlbSOl1 ohm SIIHIHS hilary Burke Xvllllilil Shoemnlker oseph Beyel Frances Hesse oseph Scott Frances Hesse Nlary Burke looking Girl loolenmi, os Stuclent Dressed Student Actor Actress J K , 1, . Y fl ' ' '1 K' J . ' I , 1 1 - . vs K A l I -L C , 1 rn. 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JC A gtudent lvlost Llkelv Fresh st Freshman Sllllest Qophomore ol It t unlor Stitellest Senior t Succeed Thonns 0 Rourke Helen lXflCM1ll0I1 Dorothea Florin ohn Hog1n Helen lVlclVl1hon I'1Lll Cappellettx Chrlstlni Firrell Anna T1ht1tg1s Jean Nluller WILLIAM BAUER Quletf-Silence ls golden Track 4 Soccer 3 4 Cross Country 1 2 3 Boys Chorus 4 Avlatlon Club 1 HARRIET BIERINGER Whatever may be her fate be assured that she will smile Hockey 3 Soccer 2 3 Girls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Queen of the Junior Prom HAZEL BRYSON Crownln, glory is Hazels prlde Girls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Stunt Night 4 Chairman of Typing Commltttee of Yearbook RICHARD CAPPELLETTI Soda water salt water drug store Marines hex e comes Cappellettl Cross chestra 1 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 Science Club 3 4 Vlce President 4 MICHAEL CASSIDY God bless the man who first invented sleep Golf 3 4 Basketball 1 4 Captain IEAN DIETZ Oh I am stabbed wlth laughter Girls chorus 1 2 3 4 Glrls basketball 2 3 4 Gxrls soccer 2 3 4 Manager Glr's basketball 4 Cheerleader 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 French Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Stunt Nlght 4 JOSEPH BEYEL Yes loving ls a painful thrill But not loving more painful stlll Jr Varsity Basketball 3 Varsity Basketball 4 Soccer 4 Track l 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 ANNE BOYLE Cheerfulness ls her predominant char acterlstlc Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Soccer 2 3 Basketball MARY BURKE Woman thou Wert fashioned to be gulle Class treasurer 2 S O treasurer 4 Board of Control 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Senlor Play 4 Stunt Night 4 Dramatlcs Club l 2 3 4 Reception Committee 3 4 Secretary of French Club 3 4 Yearbook staff 4 FRANK CARBONE Earnestness ls personlhed ln Fran' Soccer 3 manager Baseball 4 manager Stunt N1 ht 4 Yearbook 4 ROBURT CASTILLO Its love its love that makes the wor' go round Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 4 Baseball 4 Stunt Night 4 Yearbook 4 Cla s treasurer 3 Assistant treasurer 4 Bachelors Club Vice President 3 DAVID EISENSCHIVIIED There are very few people who pursue science with thy dignity Socc r 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Cross County 1 2 3 Band 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Boys chorus 4 Bachelors Club 3 Vice President of Pho tography Club 3 X . 1, 2, 3, - - ' ' ' ' . . . . . . . . . Q , I I 2 . . . Z . - , . . .,,. , . . A . 1 . : . : . 3 , . 1. , . .. 3 . . 3 A . . C . . 1 , . . I S , , , . . . . 1 . 1 ' , C 1 . ' 1. Country 1, 2, 3. 45 Boy's Chorus 43 Or- . . , . I I ,, . s . . , I ' - .. . ' , -d H n v . . - .,,. . - . , , . 3 3 5 4, S . . . . . r ' . , . ' . . . G ' ' - , . 2 , 2 . , , . , , . . . . ' ' , - u v , ' ' LOUISE FELICIONE When nature has work to be done she creates a genius to do it Yearbook 4 Stunt Night 4 HENRY FRANK Look cheerfully upon m Basketball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 4 President 4 THOMAS FUORI The Sheriff will long be remembered the one quiet Senlor Golf 1 2 3 NORMA GIBSON The latest nolslest Senior girl but with a touch of genius Chorus 2 Reception Committee 3 4 Board of Control 4 Dra matics Club 3 4 French Club 4 Yearbook editor 4 Stunt Night 4 FIORENCE GREENBERG Florence ls one of our best students loyalest friends and most dependable Senxors French Club 3 4 Secretary 3 Vice Presldent 4 Llbrary club 4 Drama tics Club 3 4 Vice President 4 Glrls Chorus 1 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Senlor Play 4 Stunt Nlght 4 Assembly chairman 4 Assistant editor of Yearbook 4 Oratorlcal Contest JAMES HAMILL Swell fellow' Lots of fun Jimmy ls nlce to everyone Basketball 4 Yearbook 4 DOROTSIA FLORIO Qulet but deep Glrls chorus 1 Stunt Nlght 4 Yearbook Stat! 4 French Club 3 JOSEPH FUORI Joseph ls interested in all sports- plays them all well but his true love is golf Golf 1 2 3 Captain 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 Baseball 1 Soccer 1 VIRGINIA GAYLORD Our muslclan Girls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Festival 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 3 4 Festlxal 3 4 Yearbook 4 Stunt Night 4 ALEXANDER GORSKI Better late than never Track 3 Bas Senlor Play 4 Stunt Night 4 Treasurer of Bachelors Club 4 STANLEY GREENBERG He was a scholar and wlse and good Scroll 3 Press Club 4 Business Manager Yearbook 4 Boys Chorus 4 Jr Prom Committee Senlor Dance Committee FRANCES HESSE Hesses dependability and leadership are examples for all to follow Basketball 1 2 3 4 Captain 3 Softball 2 3 4 Cap tain 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Captain 4 Hockey 'l 4 Cheerleading 3 4 Head cheerleader 3 Chorus 1 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra .5 4 Stunt Night 4 l 4. 1 .. e. 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' - ' ketball 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 23 Band 1, 2: JOHN HOGAN The actor and comedian par excellence of our class Basketball 4 Track 1 3 4 Senlor Play 4 Oratorlcal Contest 4 Stunt Night 4 Secretary of Class 2 Soccer 2 Treasurer of Bachelors Club 3 JEAN JENFINGS Very quiet very demure but a good scout and true blue Basketball 2 Soft ball 2 Dramatics club 1 2 3 Vlce Presl dent 3 French Club 3 Scroll Staff 3 Girls Chorus 1 2 3 Festlval 3 Band 2 Festival 3 Orchestra 3 Yearbook 4 Senior Play Advertlslng Committee 4 DONALD LINDQUIST Don believes that all things come to him who waits so Don ls waltlng Golf 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Cross Country 1 HELEN MCMAHON Helens qualities of leadership and frlendshlp will bring to her the success she so richly deserves Valedlctorlan 4 Hockey 2 Cheerleadng 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Vice President 2 President 4 Ll hrary Club 4 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Glrls Chorus 1 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Festival 2 Senlor Pay 4 Oratorlcal Contest 4 Stunt Nlght 4 Board of Control 1 Senlor Dance C mmlttee Asst edltor Yearbook FRANCIS MILLER Atch has done much for our schol We hate to see hlm go President of Stu dent Organlzaton 4 Basketball Manag r Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Vlce President nf class 2 Board of Con trol 3 Stunt Night 4 Yearbook 4 Senlor Play Committee 4 VINCENT NADVORNIK Although he has been here only a year Vm has contributed to the success of the Senlor Class Transferred Senlor year Basketball 4 Track 4 Baseball 4 NORMA HUBBS Very quiet very shy but well worth knowing Cilrls Chorus 2 3 JOSEPH KNAPPE Keeps to himself never makes a fuss but ls always ready to help any one of us JOHN MCCAVANAGH John ls very qulet but one of the hard est working Seniors of all Photography Club 1 2 Science 2 3 MAURICE MCTIERNAN is felt Golf 2 3 JEAN MULLER uiet ladyllke emclent Home Ec lub 1 4 Vice President 4 Softball 2 Dramatlcs Club l 2 3 4 Class Secretary 3 4, French Club 4 Yearbook 4 JAMES NULTY He sits ln class with a. dreamy look whoever she ls shes not ln the book Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Track 2 - : , . 9 : 1 2 - - 1 . . W v 7 . 3 I , , G ' ' Z 1 C ' ' ' , , : : , E 3 Z C ' Z I ' , . 1 : . ' . 2 2 . I , . I ' I I 1 I , 1 Quiet and unassuming yet his presence 1, U .... ' . , . , , . , . .Q : ' . 4. . I A Q , . . , 4. , . , I , . . 41 - A 1 - C , I ' I 2 I C 1 - , . . . I ' y ' Q . , ' ' ' - - 2 1 . FRANCES NYITRAY Petlte dainty and friendly just llke a real lady Girls chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 Orchestra 1 Cheerleader 1 2 Home Economics Club 4 Stunt Night 4 Year book 4 SOPHIE PEREZ Sophie ls sensible and sincere yet shes full of fun and cheer Stunt Nlght 4 Yearbook 4 Scroll 3 ANTHONY PISCATELLA The most voluble Senior and weve al ways thought the most sensitive Soccer 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Horseshoes 2 3 Senior Play 4 Bachelors Club 2 3 Vice President 2 President 3 Tra k 1 Orator 1c.1l Contest 4 GERTRUDE SCHADLICH Yearbook 4 Stunt Night 4 WALTER SEALE Cock sure and wise really our prize Class President 2 4 Student Organlza tion Vice President 4 Senior Play 4 Baseball manager 3 4 LORETTA SHAUGHNESSY Loretta dld many things and all things well Class Vice President 1 President 3 Chorus 1 3 Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 Student Organization secretary 3 Dra matics Club 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Bas ketball 2 3 Senior Play 4 Yearbook 4 Stunt night 4 Cheerleader 4 French Club 4 Board of Control 3 THOMAS OROURKE We wonder if its the curly halr that does lt Junlor Varsity Basketball 3 4 Baseball 4 'Transferred Junior year QB!! PIGNATARO If you ve mst her youll never forget her Soccer 2 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Softball 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Senior Play prompter PHILIP ROSENBLATT Determination is his outstanding char acterlstlc B nd 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Yearbook 4 JOSEPH SCOTT C I ls losing one of its best athletes and one of its most ardent supporters Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Captain 4 Track 4 Board of Control 4 VIRGINIA SHAFFER One of the most dependable and em cient Seniors and a good friend to all The school will miss Ginny Salutatorlan 4 Girls chorus 3 4 Drum Majorette 4 Dram-a.tlcs club 1 2 3 4 President 4 French Club 3 4 Presldent 3 Home Eco ncmlcs Club President 1 Senior Play 4 Stunt Night 4 Oratorical Contest wlnner 4 Yearbook 4 Class Vlce President 4 Glr s Trio 3 WILLIAM SHOEMAKER Very quiet shy but humorous . : , - . . , . , , : , : l I I - .. 1 . D n 1 . . 1 P I -V .Y . . . , . . . - ' I . . 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JOHN SIMMS John ls tall and very strong our blg silent man Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Soccer 4 Baseball 2 Bachelors Club 3 Secretary 3 Junior Prom committee 3 CHARLES SPIEGELMAN Charles has a jolly grin and a good nature Photography Club 1 2 3 Band 4 Orchestra 4 IRENE SZYPOT Is lt pluck or luck that Irene has We WILLIAM WADDINGTON Willing and true-tries hard to please Seniors know that it is the hrst Home Economics Club 1 Dramatlcs Club 1 3 4 Photography Club 2 Horseshoe Club 3 Ping Pong 3 Airplane Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Chorus 4 JOSEPH WEBER A good student a good friend Scroll 3 Baseball 3 4 Press Club 2 3 Soccer 2 3 4 Jr Varsity basketball 2 3 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1937 we entered high school as bewildered Freshmen, going to the wrong rooms, doing the wrong things and then hearing the comment, Will you look at the dumb Freshmenp' But with the help of our class advisors, Mrs Radding and Mr Woodward, we had a successful year We chose as our class officers, Charles Hocker, president, Loretta Shaughnessy, vice president, Mildred Devine, secretary, Bernard Farrell, treasurer Our only social function of the year was a Hallowe en party which proved to be a lot of fun. In 1938 we returned, not so dumb this time, just a little silly. Our class ofhcers were Walter Seale, presi- dent, Frank Miller, vice-president, Jack Hogan, secretary' oseph Fuori, treasurer. Our class advisors were Miss Hammill and Mr. Rogers. We had fun when we hazed the Freshmen but we really enjoyed ourselves when we put on a Get Wise Assembly and proved how green Freshmen could be In 1938 we came back with high expectations. Our leaders for this year were Loretta Shaughnessy, president, ohn Simms, vice-president, ean Muller, secretary and Robert Castillo, treasurer. Miss Person and Mr. Haynes were our class advisors. On une 7th we sponsored our unior Prom which will be the envy of other classes for many years to come. In 1940 we entered school as Grand Old Seniors but with the realization that this was our last year in school. We set about making it a year that will long be remembered. We elected Walter Scale as president, Vir- ginia Shaffer as vice-president,-lean Mullerassecretary and David Eisenschmied as treasurer. Miss Sullivan and Mr. Hynes were our class advisors. The magazine campaign paved our way to glory followed by the Senior Play entitled The Humdinger, which proved to be the outstanding achievement of all our four years in high school. We next undertook to have an Senior dance which was good but not as successful as the Senior Play. During the Easter vacation most of the class took that long anticipated trip to Washington. In May we again proved our originality by starting Stunt Night and walking away with all of the honors. And now as we set out on our own in the wide, wide world, we shall endeavor to make as much of a success of our future as we did of our past. 49 Wllllalll were a rav1ne mstead of a bower Bauer oe were a butterfly mstead of a Beej yel Arne w ere 1 bllster mstead of a bo1l Boyle H1Lel w ere 1 dumb dog 1nstead of 1 br1ght son Bryson lVl1ry were a thorn mstead of a Burr lee Red were a fedora mstead oi' a 4Cap pellettl Frank s Car were made of 1ron mstead of bones Carbone3 Gr11np were 1 mold mstead of a C1st lllo e1n were Flddle de dum mstead of Flddle de Dee IL Dave were a hand mstead of an Eye snschm1ed LOUISE were to saw mstead of Fell ICIOHC Dotty were a cellmg mstead of a 4I1loor31o Henry were a h1mburger 1nste1d of a Fmnle oe 1nd Tom were c1lm mst ad of In 1 fury Fuor1 V1rg1n1a were an unhappy peasant 1nstead of a gay lord Norma were a g1b glrl mstead of a G1bson3 Aleclc were 1 pleat mstead of a Gore slex Flo were 1 blue 1nste 1d of 1 Green berg St1n were an 1ceberg mstead of a Greenberg 1111 were beef mstead of H1rn 1ll H sse w1lLed 1nste1d of F ranl 1cle we re 1 shovel 1nste1d of 1 Hoe g1n N1mr1111 were 1 spolee mstead ol' a 4H11b bs e1n wer falee mstead of en u1ne ennmgs oe slept 1nste1d of K napped Helen were 1 wom1n mstead of a Mc lVl1n3 I'r1nle w ere 1 baleer mstead of a 4lVl1ller3 1n were macarom Instead of spaghetu Muller Vmce w ere a head mstead of a Nadvor neclcl Fr1n we e day mstead of 4N1ght tray Tom were 1n 1h 1nstead of an Oh 4Rourl4e Perez were do mstead of 4So3ph1e Dons w re a cow 1nstead of a P13 nataro Tony were to lxsten mstead of PISCH tell Phll were a l1ly 1nste1d of a Rose enblatt Gert we e a r1ver mstead of a Schad lake W1lter were a walrus 1nstead of a Seal e X1rg1n11 were Peps1cola mst ad of Shaffer Ioretta were 1n 1sl1nd mstead of the Shore nessy W1ll1e were 1 butcher mstead of a Shoem1lcer ohn were bo1led mstead of Sunm ered Charlle were a boy 1nstead of a Spex gellman Irene were 1 teapot 1nste d of a 4Szypot3 W1ll1e were 1 pound 1nstead of a Waddlng tonl oe were the sp1der 1nstead of the 4Web3er oe wer 1n Irxshman mstead of a Scotjt C1ss1dy were 1 telephone mstead of a 4lVl1lce lNl1ur1ce were 1 sob mstead of a lVlc Te1r3nan 4Gaylord3 IF 3. 1 ' . 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Name Wllllam Bauer oseph Beyel Anne Boyle Hazel Bryson Mary Burke R1chard Cappellett1 M1chael CaSSldy Frank Carbone Robert Castillo eanttee Dletz Davld Elsenschmned Louxs Fel1c1one Dorothea Florto H nry Frank oseph FUOFI Thomas Fuorz V1rg1n1a Gaylord Norma G1bson Alexander Gorskl Florence Greenberg Stanley Greenberg ames Hamlll Frances Hesse ohn Hogan Reglna enmngs oseph Knappe ohn McCavanagh Helen McMahon Maur1ce McT1ernan Francs Muller ean Muller Vlncent Nadvornlk Frances Nyltray Thomas ORourke Sophie Perez Dorxs Plgnataro Anthony Plscatella Ph hp Rosenblatt Gertrude Schadllch oseph Scott Wfalter Seale Vlrgmra Schaffer Loretta Shaughnessy Wllllam Shoemaker ohn Simms Charles Sp1egelman Irene Szypot Wllllalh Waddlngton Joseph Weber CLASS PROPI-IECY Known To Us As Wlllie the Sllent Annle Snookle Dudy Re Mike The Shadow Gram p ean Dave u Dotty Henny Kenn Sherxff Gln Grp Aleck o Stan m Fran Daddy ean Shawn Mac Mac Arch eanne Narbo Snooks Porky Soapy Plggv Tony Flash GOIYY Bud Gmny Laurle 1 ohnny Cholly Butch Bllly Dutch Usually Found Readlng history book Dancmg Flrrtlng At FUOYI s Famtmg Soda jerking Sleeplng Playmg records Wolnng Chewing gum In East Isllp Studying Flnrtmg Revlvlng Burke Playmg golf In the movles Playmg clarmet Cuttm up Moonllght bathing Huntmgton Readmg encyclopedia Making excuses for F Watchlng Simms Walklng wlth Laurle Watchlng the army At Rowlands Wlth T Shaughnessy Wxth Flo Blushmg Lookmg for gurls rench Will Probably Become Mayor of Brentwood Another Fred Astalre Flapper member of the famlly A Housewife Drug store owner Awake xtterbug Ta Stuck Coal man Gemus The Ping gnrl Asslsant to Dr Klldare Golf pro Movle hero Bob Musas partner Economlcs Teacher Wet Another Shakespeare uxz Kld French Teacher Cross eyed Another Tlbbet The fat lady Army hostess Partner of Hogan Suave Brooklymte HISIOFY teacher Blgamnst Drlvmg around C I C I housewife Holdlng Sxmms hand ln history Palm reader Telllng Jokes Qomedlan of Hauppauge Pltchmg Pride and joy ln Brentwood Teaslng people Usmg a Southern drawl Talking Workxng m garden Gngglmg On the playground Playmg records Watchlng for the males Gert s Dream Speeding At Bay Shore docks Playmg trumpet Watchlng baseball games On paper route Islnp Manor Housewife A resident of Georgla Tongue tied Farmer Mrs Lindquist Second Babe Ruth Superman Postmlstress Concert PIHDISI State Trooper Glamour boy Bugle boy of Co B Umplres wxfe Newspaper ed1tor Ideal husband J CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCSCCCCCJCe ,tt,rtttrrrtrtr,ttttrr CCQSCCQCCCCCCCCC ' rtt,t,..,,,t..rtr.tr.r CCCCCCCCCCCCT ' ACCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC ' TCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC 'lfSFCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCTCfffC-XTCTTTTTTSC' ' ' d CQCfCfiffCCfffCFffTCCQQCC -' 'TTCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCiCSCCCCCCCCTCCCCCCCCMby F A ' S V'VTFTCiiCCCCCCCCCCffCffffffffffffffff.SffffFPMJ' ' C C CCC C. .,,,, C ,.,.,.., ,,,.......,, - ,,,,. 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J CCCCCCCCCCCCVCCCCCCCCCC,CCCC.CCf Q C CCCCCCCCCCtaaata-CCC-CCCCCC.C THE SENIOR PLAY Yes S r lt shore was a humdmger The Humdlnger a comedy ln 3 acts presented by the Semor Class on November 29 1940 was just what the name implied a dang good show A more dellghtful character than Gabe Cootney ack Hogan can never b found Nor wlll you find a more humorous person than Vlrgmla Shaffer as Aunt ESSIC Brlmble who tries to cramp the Humdlnger s style Two bandits 1h persons of Walter Clarence Seale and Rlchard Ty Cappellettl who pose as everyth ng Loretta Shaughnessy and Meg Mary Burke and of Phma Helen McMahon and Ivy Florence Greenberg a brllllant flower and a promxslng bud of the mountams respectlvely An ardent beau of Sue Cootney fNorma G1bson ns Cal Pender Tony Plscatella who succeeds m captur mg the two crooks through a serles of humorous sleuthmg CP1S0dCS By a clever ruse Gabe appears to be the hero thus remstatmg him as the Humdmger after havmg been dethroned through Aunt Essles efforts Well there you have xt the sto-'ry of the Humdlnger By the and of our most able dlrec or Miss Sullx van and the cooperation of the cast thls play proved to be one ofthe most successful ventures of the Senior Cla! ' U l 2 - ' from poets to fugitives from a movieland jungle, capture the hearts of Aunt Essie's two lovely daughters, Linda l l -- l J ' l l l l BOARD OF CONTROL OFFICERS Presxdent Francis Mlller Vxce Presldent Walter Seale Secretary Ernest Houck Treasurer Mary Burke Faculty Advlsor Mlss Sulllvan REPRESENTATIVES FROM HOME ROOMS Norma Glbson Harold Smlth Charles Naclvormk oseph Scott Evelyn acobsen W1ll1am Zimmerman Stanley Tesoro Allce Lexbold Theresa Thorogood PRESIDENTS OF CLASSES Sophomore Chrlstma Farrell unxor Ernest Houck Senior Walter Seale The Student Organxzatlon Board of Control held nts first meetmg for the year 1940 41 on September 26 The ofhcers class pres1dent and homeroom representatlves were all xntroduced to the workings of the board The board of control accompllshed many things clurmg th1s school year A new S O tlcket was worked out whlch requlred 25c for membershlp dues and 100 for athletlc dues The students showed their apprecltlon by backmg up the organnzatlon wlth a 1009 membershlp Thls membershlp entitled each student to attend free four pand assemblles and two full length movmg pxctures The .Sl 00 athletlc tlcket entltled each student to attend all home basketball games free and entitled them to a reductlon of 15c per game for all out of town games A Student Reception Commlttee was appolnted to recelve all v1sxt1ng athletlc teams to usher at home basket ball games and to show people around our school The Board of Control selected sxx new cheerleaders unlforms and pald for three of them The Board of Control took over the aclvertlslng for all home basketball games bought new records approved the varlous awards made ln all departments and has already selected the assembly program for next year bCS1dCS dCVlSll'lg a budget for the commg year In all under the able leadership of Francls Miller wlth the guldance of Mlss Sullivan and with the whole hearted cooperatxon of the students the Board of Control has made the Student Orgamzatxon a very strong and effective government for the school Freshman ,o,,, , , .t,,.,tt,,,, ,st,, 7 ,. t,,,,,,t,,ttt,t,,t,. Jean Brooks J I rrooooo f THE JUNIOR CLASS President Ernest Houck Vrce Presxdent Thomas Shaughnessy Secretary Dorothy Kadlec AdVlSOfS Miss Thomas and Mr Haynes IUNIOQ CLASS HISTORY As sxlly sophomores we could not walt to become jolly jumors When we attamed that height we were proud and looked forward Wlth eagerness to one thmg our umor Prom When that goal was reached we felt we had enjoyed everythmg that our umor year could offer Our class officers were Ernest Houck president Thomas Shaughnessy vice presldent Dorothy Kadlec secretary and Mary Murphy treasurer Mr Haynes and Mlss Thomas advisors As we now become those Grand Old Seniors we hope our Senior year wlll be as successful and full of fun as was our jumor year l Treasurer Y , ,,,, Mary Murphy L ff ' ,, ' ff' ' ' 71 ' ' ' ' , J ' - , 3 9 ' x a I ' l 9 a 7 9 ' - 7 . ' QQ ' Y, ' ' THE SOPI-IOMORE CLASS Presldent Chrlstma Farrell Vlce Presldent Vlrgmla Rellly Secretary Frances DCVIHC Aclvlsor Mxss Hamm1ll SOPI-IOMORE CLASS HISTORY In 1940 we began our sophomore year by electmg Chrlstma Farrell president Vlrgmla Reilly vice presx dent Frances Devme secretary and Anna Burke treasurer We chose Miss Hammlll for our class aclvlsor Our class gave the annual Get WISE assembly at whxch ttme the green young freshmen were brought before the student body and proven unequal to thenr superlors the sophomores As tlme went on we partlclpated ln the gym exhlbltlon ancl Stunt Nhghr We have enjoyed our second year of hngh school and we hope our junior year will be as successful as our prev1ous years 1 Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,e,,,e,s,,,,,,. 7 ,,,,,,,,s,,,,e,,l A nna Burke . . . , . , . .. . , . U .- , . , , I . . , D QQ ' 77 ' ' Y! ,Q , . . . .. A . i THE FRESI-IMAN CLASS Presldent ean Brooks Vlce Presxdent Anthony Fuorl Secretary Eleanor Roth Treasurer ohn Fxtzpatrlck Advlsor Mr Block FRESI-IMAN CLASS I-IISTGRY When we entered school m September we were very bewlldered We met many people and made numerous frlends from our class of 70 We began the year with an electlon of class officers ean Brooks was chosen president Anthony Fuorx vlce presldent Eleanor Roth secretary and John Fltzpatrlclc treasurer Mr Block was chosen for our class advisor In the Get Wlse assembly we made a very good showmg and also believe that on Stunt Night we gave a commendable performance We thmlc thus year has been very successful and we have enjoyed our Freshman year We hope our Sopho more year will be as successful and as enjoyable - J , , . , , , . . , H . ,, . . . FIGI-ITI-I GRADE CLASS HISTORY Enght years ago we started school Each year has added to our knowledge and our pleasure Now as we look back we recall some of the actlvmes nn whrch we took Part Durmg our first year m school we gave a play We had a May party 1n the second grade The thxrd grade was the year nn whxch our class had a party to celebrate Chrxstmas Whlle we were nn the fourth grade the first grade through the sxxth grade gave an opeetta rn which our class took part A Halloween party was had by us ln the fifth grade George Washmgton s birthday was celebrated by us wxth a play while we were ln the sxxth grade We entered r Hngh School m the seventh grade and found lt to be a busy place We were kept busy throughout the year with various act1v1t1es and at Christmas tnme we had a mce party which Mrs Mulllgan su pervxsed The enghth grade was started off by the election of class ofhcers We elected the followlng Presldent Thxs past year has been the busiest and most xnteresung years of them all and we hope high school will prove to be just as lntetestlng nf not more lnterestmg The members of our class are Auer Evelyn Cormack ohn Davidson Claxre Dunn Dolores Greenberg Dannel Hearl Susan Heine Evelyn Heine Margaret Henry ohanna Hesse Fred Hller Douglas Hoolxhan Douglas Klmke Edith Melton James Nadvornnk Wlllxam Pantona V1ta Samuelson Augusta Samuelson George Schnopp William Smith Francis Strouse Harley Wnllnams Glorla Zlmmerman Frank Zxmmerman Wxllxam . . . . l D , . . , . . . . . . 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I ':3.,:: : -if, -1: 3:'2723:V:Q122212132551-Igi513231351:22221:Q.,.Q:53:g:g::::-' 13:-.:.,2:-7 ,2,-155551341713 -1-1:..sf1:f:f:z:2:5:2:1:2:2:1:1.111q V '- -1-:1'-iii-1, f- 2:5-1 - 111-nf-..11--'-:5.1:,:5:1,21.2f:1:2:a:2:a2:5:2f5:512:1:1:1::f:s:2:1'5:5:2:fff -s:-'.e:5-,::.::1'1:5:5:s:2:5:' 'sgfifii'2iEE2zEai5E5i2:f52111.' , 'Zi'3fi'1'-',f1:r fl- - '-.-.ff'1gi:,f -if' 21131ai322Q252525252222ieE5222525?ai222Qag552E52QE5552522522EZ-152235g2g2:5ggQg5g2gageg2 'Elf25132QE'?i5Q3Qf?f5E5fr'l55QT5'1 ' f 5 ' J 111' ' ff' iffif- 'I-Qfrf'5333252555553525551:55f3l5i?25'2E?E5523f555iff25255532355Q5i5Ei5E2i5f5QfE5i5?Q3i , GIRLS ATHLETICS The athletic season opened very favorably for the C I grrls thls year The fall season started wlth a 3 1 v1c tory rn hockey agalnst South Huntmgton The next game was w1th Smrthtown The game was tled untll the last mlnute of play then Smlthtown made a goal makmg the score 4 3 1n thelr favor The next sport for the fall sea son was soccer The glrls played Port efferson s girls and came out wlth a 4 2 vrctory Durrng the winter season there were three outslde basketball games played wxth both flrst and second teams These games were played agamst Port efferson lst team 17 16 lost Znd team 10 9 won South Huntington lst team 23 23 t1e 2nd team 13 11 lost Smrthtown lst team 2721 won Znd team Z0 16 lost The basketball playday was at Riverhead Hugh Scho al The girls were put cn the black color team They played four schools and lost only one game In the sprmg the guls soft ball team had a victory of 12 2 agalnst Kmgs Park The playday was held at East Isllp School Exght schools were present Central Islip was placed first by scormg the most number of pomts In their sectlon they won all of their games namely Kmgs Park 5 1 East Ishp 11 4 South Huntmgton 6 3 Islxp 8 5 In the afternoon a flrst and second Honor Team was chosen to play Three gxrls from C I were chosen to play on the Flrst Honor Team namely A Lmdqulst I Swaxne and E Jacobsen The glrls attended a volley ball playday at Bay Shore High School Twenty chools were present and the only game C I lost was with Bay Shore Losmg that game kept the gxrls out of the hnals The Physlcal Educatxon Department of boys and gurls put on its annual Physxcal Education demonstration on Wednesday Aprxl 2 A large crowd attended and seemed to enjoy the entnre program The grrls had a very mtenslve xntra mural program throughout the entlre year covering such sports as hockey soccer volley ball basketball badmmton plng pong soft ball archery and horse back rldmg 9 ' ' ' ' 1 1 s ' 1 ' ' 5 ' 9 , . , . . . . K , . . 9 1 a a a s 1 a - BOY S ATHLETICS SOCCER The first week ln September 24 boys reported for soccer practlce They practlced hard and had a determxna tlon to wm all s1x games on thenr schedule Durxng the season they played very well and fell only by one game short of thexr goal ThlS was the champlonshlp Islxp game at Isllp whxch we lost by a score of 1 to 0 We finished second m the Western Suffolk County league oseph Scott a senior was goalle and captain of the team Games were as follows Central Isllp Central Isllp Central Islrp Central Islnp Central Isllp Central Isllp Septemb October October October October October er 27 Bayport 0 Setauket 1 Bellport 0 Eastport 0 Bayshore 0 Isllp 0 WON 5 GAMES-LOST 1 BASKETBALL Basketball practlce began nn earnest the last of November Nearly 30 boys reported for the un1or Varslty and Varsxty teams The Junror Varsity won 10 games out of thelr scheduled 16 games whlle the Varsity chalked up 5 v1ctor1es Although the Varslty lost a lot more games than they won they played good ball Several defeats by a close score made the dlfference between a very good team and guard and captam of the team Varsity games were as folows December 6 Babylon December s p December 20 Kmgs Park Seton Hall East Islip South Huntmgton Bellport Bayport anuary anuary anuary anuary anuary Kings Park Port efferson '71 East Isllp South Huntmgton Bellport Bayport February February February February February March a falr one Michael Cassidy a senior was a Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Isllp Isllp Isllp Islip Islxp Islip Islip Islip Islnp Islnp Islip Isllp Isllp Isllp March 1 Smlthtown Central Ishp WON 5 GAMES-LOST BASEBALL Baseball the sprlng sport got off to a banner start We won the first 5 games and then took a heart breaking defeat at Bellport by a score of 3 to 2 Then for three stralght games we failed to clxck Although we lost the games no team defeated us by a bxg score For the season we had a record of 7 wins against 5 defeats We finish ed 3rd ln our new 8 team Western Suffolk County League Games were as follow Seton Hall Kings Park Sayvllle Setauket Sayvxlle Bellport Lindenhurst Smxthtown Lindenhurst Bayport South Huntlngton East Islip Aprxl April April May May May May May May May May une WON 7 GAMES-LOST Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 5 Islnp Islnp Islip Islnp Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islnp , . ' . J , ' , ' . vs. ' 1 3 vs. ' 2 11 vs. ' 1 15 vs. ' 1 18 vs. ' 1 25 ' 1 vs. ' 24 vs. ' 13 I li 38 vs. ' ' 15 vs. ' J 10 18 vs. ' J 17 ' 15 vs. ' J 24 ' 31 vs. ' J 28 18 vs. ' J 31 22 vs. ' February 7 Smithtown 18 vs. Central Islip 11 ' 11 vs. ' 18 J 25 vs. ' .. ' 39 vs. ' 25 ' 26 vs. ' 28 33 vs. ' 7 26 vs. ' 1 ' 31 vs. ' ll ' 22 Z vs. ' ' 25 ' 0 vs. ' ' 28 ' 6 vs. ' 2 2 vs. ' 6 ' 9 vs. ' 9 3 vs. ' 13 ' 6 vs. ' 16 ' 5 vs. ' 21 ' 3 vs. ' 23 5 vs. ' 27 ' 5 vs. ' J 3 ' 6 vs. ' LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The prnmary purposes of the French Club are to g1V6 each member an opportunxty to Increase hls understand mg and appreclatlon of hxs forelgn neighbors thexr contrxbutlons to cnvxllzatlon thexr customs the geography of the country and to develop greater f3C1lltY 1n reading and speakmg the language In order to accomplish these purposes we engage 1n many ZICCIVIUCS such as the s1ng1ng of French songs translation and slngmg ofAmer1can songs dramatlzauon of French poems sc nes and sk1ts the readlng of French newspapers letters 1n French to French boys and glrls parllamentary practice xn French part1c1pat1on 1n assembly programs and th1s year each member kmt mittens socks scarfs and sweaters for the needy ln Europe The officers for 1940 41 were as follows President Helen lVIcMahon Vice Presldent Florence Greenberg Secretary Mary Burke DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatlcs Club started off lts fourth year by electmg Vxrgmla Shaffer as President and Florence Green berg as Vlce Presxdent Early m the school year we partlclpated ln a club assembly wxth Florence Greenberg demonstrating stage make up on Mary Clarke Later ln the year we decided to ralse funds for the club treasury by sponsoring a raffle on a chlcken Thls was very succesful gxvmg us almost enough money to take the club to New York Cnty to see a theatrical produc tlon In April we again partxc1pated ln an assembly Th1s time we presented a skit entitled H1s Day OE wlth Dor othy Kadlec Helen McMahon Mary Murphy and Alleen Brewer takmg part On Saturday May I0 we went on our second annual trip to New York Clty We V1SltCd R-3dlO Clty MUSIC Hall where we saw the motlon plcture That Uncertam Feeling and a very fmc condensed verslon ofthe opera Madame Butterfly 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 X' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . ,,,,,,, l , - . . . . . . . . . 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Q, . . ,, . 1 1 1 rr 73 SENIOR HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The members of the Senlor Home Economics Club mclude glrls from the freshman sophomore JUDIOI' and senlor classes Ofhcers are PFCSICICHI Irene Golembleskl Vive Presldent ean Muller Secretary Juanlta Perez Treasurer Eleanor Roth The glrls were mterestecl m learmng to lcmt Each girl chose a pattern needles and colorful yarn and worked on the sweaters durmg club time In the spring some girls made blouses In February the members had a Valentine Party Refreshments were served and games were played In the sprmg the glrls had a fashlon show and wore thelr sweaters and blouses The fashxon commentator was Theresa Thorogood and the models were Irene Golembleskx Phylhs Golembxeslcn Isabella Henry Beatrlce Kadlec Ursula Klafflce Mary Tahtatgls LIBRARY CLUB Wve been roolues thxs vear on the club roster of C I H S Its been an exploratory year for us and a very busy trxp preparmg to take over staff dutles m the lnbrary next year Our slate of ofhcers IS as follows Preslclent Beatrice Kadlec VICE President Martha Rexroth Secretary Treasurer Margaret lVIcN1mara We plan to be a force to be reckoned w1th next year to spur you on to more real fun w1th books and to how you how to really get at the mformatnon me have and you need Club members for the year other than ofhcers are as follows Emxly Kadlec Wlargaret F3210 Katherme Kauf funger Estelle Cohen Evelyn Auer Evelyn Heme Mary Laspma Mary Lu1s1 Margaret McNamara Carolyn Rutherford 9 9 3 . 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S v s s 7 v 3 BAND The Central Isllp High School Band totalling thxrty four members dressed ln the school olors purp e and gold partxcxpated m many actnvxtxes durmg the school year 40 41 Among these actxvmes were playing for various assemblles and between halves of the home basketball games durmg the season On Aprxl thxrd tryouts were held for those wlshxng to partxcxpate ln the Band Festlval wh1ch was held on May ll at Huntington Long Island Present at thxs festxval were members of school bands from central Long Island The sixth annual Musxc Concert whlch was held ln our hlgh school aud1tor1um on May 14 was high llghted by the Band musxc On Sunday of the same week on May 18 the Band played for the Holy Name Rally at Huntmgton Station Memorlal Day wouldn t be the same lf the Band dldn t parade lh both Central Isllp and Brentwood as they have done for the past few years The Band also played for the Field Day une 21 of St Annes School 1n Brentwood The crowmng event of the Band s school year was PI'OV1dlI1g the muslc for Class Nlght exercises held on une 23 1941 A word of thanks IS due Mr Charles VanScha1clc dlrector of Music for his excellent leadership and also or his cooperatlon durmg he past year ORCHESTRA No school WOLllCl be COIT'lpl6fC WlIl1OLllC 3. SCl'lOOl orchestra Our orchestra VNl'llCl1 plays at 3SSClT1lDly PIO gI'3IT1S plays and other ITIQJOI' events IS under the d11'CCIlOI1 of MI' V3HSCl131ClC The orchestra thxs year consxsts of forty five members The flrst lmportant occasxon m whlch the orchestra ar tlclpated was the Senior Play ln September Some of the other events were the Nloose Lodge play on anuary 22 the orchestra festlval at Sayvllle ln February the Brentwood Commencement and the Central Isllp Hlgh School Commencement The 0I'Cl18SlfI'3. l'13S ll ld 21 VCYY SL1CCCSSfLll. yeiil' and WC hope fl'l6V w1ll COYIIIIIC tl'lClI' good WOI'lC next year GIRLS CHORUS The Cnrls Chorus under the dlrectlon of our mu rc teacher Mr VanScha1ck IS composed of s1xty glrls We smg 1n three part harmo my Hrst soprano second soprano and alto We usually practlce for and look forward to the annual Chorus Festn al ln which choruses from many Suffolk schools take part Thls year however thus program was not held due to a widespread epxdemlc of mumps and measels We made up for this at the Annual School MUSIC Program at w hlch we sang Franz Shuberts Ave Marla and a jolly spring song entitled Cherry Time Thxs year we have 1 small chorus of nme gurls chosen from the large chorus The small chorus sang at the commencement exercnses The G1rls Chorus IS a school subject whlch g1VCS one half un1t for every two years of partlclpatlon v ' 1 N s - - - I . .. . , , 1 c - . a a - a s ' ' 7 a - , . . , . . , J , . . 1 a - . , , f , . . F Q t 4 t . I . . V . - - s , . . r - . P - . J , . , . . . , 7 E . 7 .. , . . Q. . . . . , , , . , . A 1 1 9 ' . . r. . . ' l 7 - - V v , v me . , W . ., . . . ,, . ,, 1 4 1 . STUNT NIGHT This year the Sen or Class sponsored a new program whxch we hope w1ll become an annual event for many years to come lqhls program was stunt mght Each class 1nc ud ng the seventh and elghth grades was to put on a stunt and each class was to keep 1fS stunt a secret from the o her cla ses The class chosen by the Judges for th b st s unt s to be awarded a prxze 'S n t 1 -1 lVlay 9 the program began The seventh grade under the dxrectxon of Mrs Mulllgan put on a schoolhouse slcxt Much mustcal and comlc talent was dxsplayed by these puplls The enghth grade under Mxss Golden s direction put on a slut entitled Th Knave of Hearts wh ch told a true s ory of the knave of hearts who was not a thnef at all but a hero The Freshman Class with Mr Block as th mam promoter gave us a boxmg bout between two famous End Kids The Sophomore with Miss Hammlll s guidance gave us a r vlew of the events of th school year Such events as the crownmg of the Prom ueen school exhxbztxon n ght and graduatlon were demonstrated The htgh lxght of this revlew was an exact dupllcatlon of th farewell gxven when Mr Hynes and Mr Rogers left us The Jumors presented wxth Mxss Thomas and Mr Haynes h lp a slut entltled Home Sweet Hom Th s lxttle orngtnal play showed a man s efforts to get some rest In a famlly of gxrls who are always blckermg and malt mg nonse The Semors under the guxdanc of MISS Sullxvan gave th floor show of the flCtltlOllS Club 41 a mght c ub It featured the Girls Sexte a demonstratton of the La Conga solo numbers the Barbershop Quartet and the Flora Dora Glrls Although the judges had much difficulty ln decndmg whxch class had gxven the best presen ation they Hnally declded on the Semors We belleve that Stunt Nnght wlll be an event look d forward to every year by th students and local towns people Q ' , ' . . . ' 5 A ' , ' 1 s . ' e C 2 Az 5:13 Q l a 'N'Q l1gCY1 . , . , . , . - - 9 ' - - - tc 0 av 3 7 s -' ' r . . , . 7 . ' S - 7 . fighters. Among the spectators were such celebreties as Tyronepower, Betty Grable, Ginger Rogers and the Dead . . . , . . Q, , e e . Q , . . . i . . . - . . . . . D . ' ' ' 9 D ' ' H D vw J , . c , -. . . . Q . . D . . ,, ,, . , , c , c , . . . , . ', Y 1 ' Y ' ' ' e ' e - WASHINGTON TRIP On Tuesday Aprll I5 the members of the Washmgton Trtp Club all met at the Central Islip Rallroad Sta txon There were relatives and frlends everywhere to wxsh everyone a good time When our tra1n fmally arrived we clambered aboard eager to begm our trip The tram started and at last we were on our way to Washmgton At I2 00 noon we stopped at Phrladelphna We had lunch and then made a bus tour of the clty We saw In dependence Hall where we stopped and saw the old Lrberty Bell passed Benjamin Prankhn s grave Betsy Ross house and then ment to the Unxted States Mmt where we agam stopped After the Mmt was toured we left Phrla delphxa and boarded the tram for Washmgton About 5 30 we reached Washmgton There was a bus wartmg for us that took us to the Hotel Ebrtt where we stayed whxle ln Washmgton Wednesday mormng we toured Washmgton We went to the Capltol the House of Representatnves the Senate the L1brary of Congress where we saw the orlgmal Declarauon of Independence and to the Supreme Court Blllldllig Wednesday afternoon me left the hotel for an enghty mlle drlve through beautlful Maryland to the Unlted States Naval Academy at Annapolxs We saw the mldshxpmen on dress parade and made a complete xnspectnon of the grounds and burldxngs of the Academy accompanxed by an interesting guide Thursday mornlng our slght seeing bus took us to the Arlmgton Natlonal Cemetery ln Vlrglnxa Stops were made and we saw the Custls Lee Manslon the Memorial Amphrtheatre and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Next we toured through quaint Alexandria along the Potomac River to Mount Vernon where we spent some tlme nn exammmg the estate On the return trrp to Washmgton a stop was made at the beautlful Llncoln Memor 1al whlch was said to be by some of the club the most lmpresslve slght they had ever seen Thursday afternoon we went to the Washlngton Cathedral and the Franciscan Nlonastery which contains ex act replicas of rellcs found in the Holy Land Thursday nrght we went to the Lotus a nxghtclub where we met Mr Hynes and where everyone had a won derful txme Frnday morn ng we went to the Washnngton Monument Most of us preferred to take the elevator to the top of the monument but some walked the 508 steps A beautxful vlew of Washmgton was seen from the top of thls monum nt From the Monument we took a tax1 to the Bureau of Engravmg where me saw mrllnons of dollar brlls and hOW they WCFC made Frlday afternoon we went to the Smtthsonlan Instttute where we saw Lindbergh s plane The Splrlt of St Louls We went to the Mellon Art Institute where many beautlful pamtmgs were seen Then we ment to the Fed eral Bureau of Ins estxgatlon We had a very mterestlng guxde who showed use the varnous hxstorles and aliases of many crlmlnals and the clothes and weapons of John D llmger The tour was very mterestlng Saturday mornmg we left Washmgton for home at ll 00 A lunch was served In the dmlng car on the tram At 5 00 we reached Central Isllp realxztng that our wonderful trip to Washington was over 7 7 - 7 ' 7 3 ' . . . . ., , Y 7 . , . . . - , - , . I . 9 . . , . . Y .. . 5 7 7 7 Y . -. . . . r . , . 7 n Q a 7 , , . , . J 1 - V - . . ,. I . , . . . . . . , ,, .. 7 9 ' -H . , .. . , Y I 5 ' l . . . , , i CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GRADUATES THE FA C UL TY I 1 1 I 1 T t I G , O Q THE BOARD GF EDUCATIGN BORDEN'S FARM PRODUCTS GRADE A MILK WS SO THE CENTRAL ISLIP NATIONAL BANK BEST I I-IES TO C. RUMPLIK Phone Brentwood 7995 Auto Accessories FOR WHITE'S SERVICE STATION CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE EAST ISLIP. N. Y. Phone Islip 2209 TEXACO PRODUCTS I.et Us Nlarfak Your Car Wfashington 64 Suffolk Ave., Brentwood, N. Y. Socony Gisolmt Feeds Brents ood 797 W COIIIPIIIIILHTS of HQME QIL SERVIQE COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN Kerosene METERED DELIVERIES Fuel Orl SUI-FOLK AVENUE BRENTWOOD COMPANY FIFTH AVENUE INFW YORK , I .X V H Q ' - - ' w w Phone C I 6345 Phone C I 6444 DR HARRY DUBRON THE I CLARK AGENCY SURGEON DENTIST REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE CARLETON AVE CENTRAL ISLIP CARLETON 0fHce Hours Tuescliy Thursday Frlday ANI CENTRAL ISLIP Compliments of Phone Centml Islxp 6349 COOP G L F SERVICE INC WAFRAL FARMS SUFFOLIX AVENUE CENTRAL ISLIP GRADE A MILK phone 6777 CENTRAL ISLIP L I . . . 4 -a ,A 1. ' L 1 v 7 -- I 1 f . - Q , 0 f a - s - - r Compliments to the Seniors CENTRAL ISLIP LUMBER COMPANY M. BENSTOCK ec SON Otto Bam GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES LUMBER 86 MASON MATERIALS Hardware--Paints CENTRAL ISLIP N, Y. CARLETGN AVE. CENTRAL ISLIP CTOXIXPIIIHCHIS of JOHNSON BUSCH MGTORS CT NITRAL ISLIP NEW YORK Phone C T 6516 S CLARK DEPARTMENT STORE CARLP TON AVENUE CENTRAL ISLIP 1 M i M NI . 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A 1 . i3-E I . 1 1 1 H C GRAND S 5 1Oc .Sl 00 Store For Better Values Isllp N Y Compllments of ROWLAND S FOOD STORE olm Rowland Prop lm Hogan Mgr Phone 6505 ee Dellvery Phone 6517 FRANK PANZERI uallty Meats 86 Poultry Sea Food Provlslons Free Dellvery Carleton Ave C I SONKEN A Friendly Store Men s Wear Boy s Wear 28 West Main St Bay Shore L I Complnments of HENRY WOLF'S GARAGE Carleton Avenue Central Islxp N Y Telephone C I 6447 Phone 652 7 S ESSMAN Ladies and Gents Tailor Your old sunt cleaned and pressed w11l look better than most mens new su1ts Carleton Avenue Central Isllp Compllments of PARK TAVERN Z8 Umon Street Bay Shore N Y Compliments of HIRSCHLEINS PHARMACY Central Isl1p N Y , c-- -- . ' 9 J 9 ' ' Jack Hogan, Ist Clerk ' ' Y ' ' Fr ' ' ' Q . , Glass Picture Frames MICHAEI. GRAYBOSCH 180 East Maixm Street, Bay Shore, L. I. Compliments of ACE DEPARTMENT STORE phone Bay Shore 55 Carleton Avenue Central Islip, L, I. uBest Wishes to the Seniorsw EDDIE From Nliles Shoe Store Biy Shore Compliments of- THE GROTTO Merrick Rd E'1st Islip IX liclntoslw s THE GARDEN HOUSE Islip N Y Ttl Bwv Elmore 0 MORRIS FREEDMAN Bicycles Radios 66 Refrigeritors B1 Shore. I I BERNSTEINS DEPT STORE Standard Brands of Apparel C ompllmt nts of DR M ROBERT HOFFMAN Surgeon Dentist 587 Ninn qt Islip N Y Phone Islip 7038 x 7 .y '. .. . Nlnin St., East Islip. N. Y. ii L ii ii V ' ' A gf Tel C I 6465 KISSAM 86 LAWSON R S Hendrxckson r Prop COAL KOPPERS COKE FUEL OIL WOOD Everything rn the Prlntmg and AdV8fIlSlhg I 1ne WIN ARD ADVERTISING You wlll take mcreasmg pride and joy wxth your Balfour rmg over the years CLASS JEWELRY AND STATIONERY PRODUCTS eweler to the Senior Class of CENTRAL ISLIP HIGH SCHOOL I ersonal Carcls also Balfour made I G BALFOUR COMPANY Fifth Avenue New York Clty Com pllm ents of BUSY BEE Next to Hlgh School COI11plln1CHfS of Tel Isllp 4377 HENRY M KOCH Tr 'F ln. K ji. J u . J SUFFOLK AVENUE, CENTRAL ISLIP, N. Y. 535 ' ' ' 48 . , N.Y. '