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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1942 volume:

A VIEW OF '42 PUBLICHED BY THE CEINIOR CLASS OF 1942 CENTRAL ISLIP HIGH SCHOOL ww ' ,J , V - U u v D E D I C T I our loyal friend and advisor and who has had a share in helping us through our high school years into the wide world, we, the members of the Senior Class, in grateful acknowledgement, dedicate this book A O N To Miss E1leenJHammil1, who has been Central Islip High School March so, 1942 Dear 42's, Few people in this life have the privilege of watching young America develop through four years of High School Those of us who are in these positions where we can witness the progress you have made and the advancement of other clas es before you, feel that we are indeed fortunate and we experience no less a thrill at the vision of our expectations for you than you enjoy in the realities you plan to relive in this 'View of 42 cause I feel that I must express to you individually, and as group, something which will make a lasting impression on you and which will serve to preserve for you the happiness of youth I have walked along with you through your high school days one should retain and treasure for l1fe's fullest realization This thought is that you should keep your own individuality or, in other words, 'Be Yourself' It would seem, perhaps, that youth is the most versatile actor in life, but this is not so because in youth we find true originality, and deep sincerity of purpose which is so lacking in later life ln what we term 'our responsibilities' The character which God gave you can be molded somewhat, and your personality will be changed in many ways by your experiences, but you must, in going through these valleys, and over the hills, strive to hold fast to and use those talents with which He created you No one has ever expressed the thought better, and I hope, or wish for nothing better than that, 'If to your own self you will be true you cannot then be false to any man' Yours most s cer X I I. It is not4too easy to write a final message to you be- a . As Editor in Chief A VIEW OF '42 STAFF Dennis 0'Keefe Assistant Editors Mary Murphy Art Editors W lter Smith Lorraine Golelbieski Sports Editors Photographers Senior Class Editors James Hamllton Ernest Houck Mary Waddington Rose Reed Paul Fazio Dorothy Kadelc Junior Class Editor Sophomore Class Editor Freshman Class Editor Leona Gorski Isabella Henry Irene Swaine Hazel Hearl Seventh, Eighth Grade Editor Clubs Editors Mary McCavanagh Audrey Lindquist Advertising Editors Typists Faculty Advisor Mary Clarke Thomas Shaughnessy Barbara Spence Rose Spera William Humphrey Lauretta Florio Phyllis Gotembieski Dorothy M Sullivan 1 Q - Ex ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I Y Y Y W v V Y o BOARD OF EDUCATION Maurice Breen, Clerk Vern L Furman, President Willlam hcCrone District Superintendant of Schools Patrick Clerkin Walter M Ormsby, Bayport, New York Charles A Mulligan THE FACULTY Harry W Rude, Supervising Princlpal ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Marguerite L Mulvey, Principal and Third Grade Margaret F Smith, First Grade Elizabeth E Dwyer, Second Grade Florence A Shokey, Fourth Grade JLNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Joseph A Sheridan, Mathematics Virginia F Wegener, Social Studies and History Helen M Clark, Commercial Subjects Beatrice S Engelmann, Social Studies and History Patricia A Golden, Librarian and Junior Madeline A Mulligan, Junior High Social H S English Studies Eileen Hammill, Latin and French Alfred C Kronk, Natural and Physical Sciences Harold A Haynes, Commercial Subgects Dorothy M Sullivan, Sr H S English and Dramatics SPECIAL TEACHERS Rae R Gerard, Girls' Health and Physical Charles G Steffenhagen, Industrlal Arts Education Charles F VanScha1ck, Music Supervisor Marion G Thomas, Homemaking, Cafeteria Supervision Thomas F Lonergan, Boys' Health and Physical Education OTHER EMPLOYEES Ethel Castillo, School Secretary Dr Ralph G Reed, Medical Inspector Dora W lcRoberts, School Nurse and Health Chester H Beebe, Treasurer Robert E Senne,TC2g23g enumerator and Attendance Supervisor Christian Wohlfarth and Michael Griffin, Custodians l Frances I. McBreen, Fifth Grade John J. Neely, Sixth Grade lost Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Best CENTRAL ISLIP HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1942 OFFICETS Thomas Shaughnessy Dennls O'Keefe Dorothy Kadlec James Hamilton Dorothy L Sullivan L'kely to succeed Dancer Boy Dancer Glrl thlete Athlete Looking looking Student Dressed Dressed Actor Actress Boy Girl Boy Girl Girl Boy LOTTO President Vice President secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor ' aracter Before Career COLORS Blue and white FLOHBR Rose BALL OF FAME Seniors To Paul Fazio Ernest Houck mary Murphy Ernest Houck Audrey Lindquist Thomas Sdaughnessy rraine Golembieski Paul Fazio Lauretta Florio hrnest Houck walter Smith Dorothy Kadlec Walter Smith School Tease School Dreamer Nost Pooular Girl lost fopular Boy lan Hater Joman hater Shvest Best All Around lan Best All Around Girl Biggest Drag with the Faculty Luckiest Unluckiest Class Clown Freshest Freshman Sillie t Sooxomore Jolllest Junior Statliest Senior Mary Clarke rnest Houck Lillian Ott Patrick Farrell James Hamilton Paul Fazio Irene Swaine Paul Fazio Paul Fazio Henry Roberts Nalter Smith Johnny Shaughnessy Doris Hurley Chris Farrell Dorothy Kadlec 1 3 -nnzunnuvznsgun 3 sums:-u--annum-6 7 ----...-. n 1 'ch H L ws L A ---------------------------- - ....................... - ........ - -. 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A ---------------------------------- I ------------------------------------ , , ---------------------------------Henpy Rgbeptg g , - -------------------------------- Q D - - -------------..-----------------E , H -- .... .... ........... - ...... - .... .... --- 1 5 , A .................................. ----- ................. . ........ - ..... --- . ,Q ------------------------------- - ..... - ....... --- .......... - f- 3-as-Quan.-ixunu-nn-n11::u 1 ------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------- un:1:Quang--:msgson-1-:bonu-I-u-thnx:-:rch l A -- ......... - ...... ------- 5 if -..---...-------------..-..--..-..--- ---i----------.--------a---u---- Lillian Anderson Lilllan is never in a hurry but she gets there Dram tics Club 1, Scroll l, Girls Chorus 4 Arna Boyle Unassuming yet her presence is felt Basketball l, Soccer l,2, Chorus l,2,3,4, Band 2 3,4, Orchestra 3,4, Jr Prcm Committee Eugene Coffey He has a quiet disposition is never assertive, but w enjoyed him Baseball 4 Paul Fazio Paul accompllshed a lot for our cl ss wlth hls leadershlp and determin tion We're go ing to l1SS h1m Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3,4, Track 3 Rep of Boys State 1941, stunt Night 3 Dram Club 4, Echo Staff 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Play 4, Oratorical Contest 4 Pres of Student Org 4 Lauretta Florio he hope nLillyH doesn't grow any taller, we like her as she is Soccer 3,4, Fockey 4, French Club 3 4, Chorus 2 3,4, Sen1or Play Book Committe 4, Reception Committee 4 Yearbook 4, Photo Club l Bernard Fuse Bernard showed as the result of lndustry by graduating in three and one half years Soccer 4, Senior Play 4 Ellnore Bauer Her qu1et pleasant nature has endeared her to her fellow classmen P1ng Pong l, Orch l Drum Majorette 2,3,4, Photc C ub 1, Sec l, Pres 2 Dram Club l,3,4, Vice P1es 4 Sec G Treas, Banu, Lib Club 4 Soccer 2, Jr Prem Queen Echo Staff 4, Senior Play Book Committee Mary Clarke The senior whc 15 always late always noisy but always well liked Soccer l,2,3,4, Hockey 1,2,3,4, Soph Play 2, Stunt Night 3 French Club 3 4 Dram Club l,2,3,4, L1b Club 4, Vice Pres Student Org 4 Senior Play Book Committee 4 Senlor Play 4 Oscar Cohen Oscar is an honor student but also can be the inimitable HKitty Cohen N Photography Club l, Orchestra 3, Soccer 4, Basketball 4 Patrick Farrell nNever exert yourself in study,H is Pat's motto Ping Pong 3,4, Madeline Fuorl Sweet, sincere, and everyonels friend Basketball l,2,3, Ping Pong l,2,3, Soccer 2,5 Soft ball 1,2,3 Archery 2,5, Golf 2,5, Library Club 4 Eleanor Gladle Quiet but never boring Larraine Golembieski A quick smile, blonde hair, blue eyes make Larraine our best looking girl Band 2, Orch 2,5, Chorus 2,5,4, Art Editor 4 Dram Club 2,4 J Prom Com 5 Sr Play Book Com 4, Stunt Night 5, Home Ec Club 5 Scroll 2, Soccer 1,2 Arch 54, Basketball 1,2 Hiking Club 2, Dancing Club 2 4 Leona Gorski Leona is one of the friend liest and most dependable Se iors good luck, Leona Soccer l,2,5,4, BB l,2,5,4 Chor 5,4, Hiking Club l Horseback riding 2,5,4, Dancing Club 2 Jr Prom Com 5 Get Visa Assembly 2 Sr Play Book Co 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Recepti Com 4 Oratorical Contest 4 Hazel Hearl Hazc1's ability as shown in th Senior Play comnares -wi h her ability to be nice 4 Oratorical Contest 4 P ay 4 Ernest Houck The Romeo of W42' may be small, but good things come in s ll packages Science Clu 2, Cross Country 2 Track 2,5,4 Soccer 5,4 Base ball2,5,4 Basketball 2 5,4 Band l,2,5,4 Orchestra 2,5,4, Sec Board of Control 5 Sr Play 4 Oratorical Contest 4 Dorothy Kadlec She looks you straight in the eye and talks to you straight from the shoulder Softball 2 5, Soccer 2,5,4, Hockey 1, Mgr 4, Basketball l,2,5, , Mgr 4, Chorus l,2,5,4, Cheep leading 5,4, Jr Prom Comm 5 Oratorical Contest 4, Class Sec 5,4, Yearbook Staff 4 Dramatics Club 2,5,4, French Club SL4, Sec and Trees 4 Louis Litzko quietness, friendliness and goodifellowship are Louis's formost characteristics Phyllis Golembieski We don't hear much from her but me certainly think a lot of her Soccer l,2,5,4 2,5,4 Softball 2,5,4 Arch ry 1,2 Hockey 2,5,4 Stunt Night 5 Jr Prom Com 5 Dancing Club 5,4 home Dc 5 Cheerleading 5,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Bicycle Club 2 James Hamilton J1m's ability to draw will keep him climbing Jr Prcm Com 5, Baseball 2,5 Basket ball 5,4, Art Editor of Year book 4, Senior Play Book 4 Isabella Henry sabella recognized a good lass o she is gradu ting n three years so she can raduate with '42 Basket ockey l,2,5, Ping Pong 2 oftball 2, Stunt Night 2 ome Ec Club 2,5, Oratorical ontest 5, Dramatics Club 2 , French Club 5, Chorus l 2 Ye rbook 5 William Humphrey Bill may be big, but he fits in everywhere Basketball 4 Dramatics Club 4, Secretar54, Baseball 4, Soccer 4 Senior Plav 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Audrey Lindquist Linky is a natural athlete and a leader Our teams are going to mis her Soccer l 2,6,4, Capt 2,5,4, Hockey l 2,5,4, Capt l 2,5,4, Soft ball l 2, 4, Capt 2, Ping Pong l,2,5,4, Basketball l 5,4, Capt 2 5,4, Volleyball l,2,5,4, Badminton 5 4, Jr Prom Comm 5, Stunt light 5 Chorus 5 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Mary McCavanagn Quaint but sweet and lovable Basketball l,2,5,4, Softball 1,2,5,4, Volley ball l,2,5 4, Ping Pong 2,5,4, Badminton 2 5,4, Golf 2,5, Home Ec Club 2 5 Jr Prom Committee 5 Yearbook Staff 4. 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Doris McCrone Doris is our best musician and a good friend Scrool l, 2, Orchestra 2,3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Chorus 2,3, 4, Oratorical Contest 4 Senior Play 4 Mary Murphy The friendly, blushing, helpful girl 1s 'Murph ' Soccer 2,3,4, Hockey 2,3, Basketball 2,3,4, Library Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 3 4, Girls Chorus 2,3,4, Class treasurer 3, Stunt Night 3, Cheerleading 3, , Senior Play 4 Ass't Editor of Yearbook, Echo Staff 4 Albert O'Hara Very quiet, rather shy but a real friend Plotographj Club 1 Junior Varsity Basket ball 1 Science Club 2 Frank Pahrisch A quiet student and a gent lemen Helen Pell Everyone should have a best friend Soccer l,2,3,4 hockey l,2,3,4, Basketball l 2,3 Softball 1,2 3 Ping Pong 2,3 Badminton 2,3 Cheerleading 2, Jr Prom Committee 3 Rose Reed Still vater runs deep Our inquisitive photographer Ping Pong 3,4 Archery 3,4 Home Ec Club 4 Dramatics Club 4 Year book Staff 4 Heinz Mehner A reserved YOURS man Dennis 0'Keefe Here is a cooperative, l lustrlous man of ambition and ability Soccer 2,3 , Basketball 4, Stunt Night 3 Vice Pres 4, Senior Play 4 Oratorlcal Contest 4, Echo Staff 4, Editor of Yearbook 4, Science Club 1,2 Jr Prom Committee 3 Lillian Ott One of the friendliest girls in our class Ping Pong 2, , Girls Chorus l,2,3,4 Perry is noted for his puns and poor jokes but he's fun Soccer anager 3,4, Basket ball Manager 3,4, Junior Pram Committee 3 Pearl Petersen Quiet and shy but well worth knowing Home Economics Club 3, Dramatics Club 3,4, Library Club 4, Echo Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Henry Roberts Irish is happy go lucky and lots of fun I P O O ' : 1 . l 1'- Q n . . 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I ' I I Q Q W 3 v ' N N W 1 I Laoeline S rno mm wmddtlelm the Nadeline doe Softball 1 2,5 Soccer l,2,3, Basletball 1,2 , Pocke, 1, 2,o,, Bad.1nton 2, P1ng Bong 2 JI Prom Com mittee alt r S lt 1 superb actor nd stude raratfcs club l,2,5 Ye JooL 4, Science club 2 croll Staff 1,2 Rose Spera Rose is a hard worker, fine athlete and one of our fav orites Soccer 1,2 3,4, Lgr 4 Hockey 1,2 5,4, Basketbah 1 2,5,4, Badminton 1 2,5,4, Ping Pong 1,2,3,4, Softball 1 2 5,4, Chorus 2, Jr Prom Committee 3, Senior Play Bam Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Irene Swaine rene is a natural atklete, tudent and frlend Soccer 1, 2,3,4, Hockey l,2,3,4, Bas ketball l,2,3,4, Softball 1 2,3,4, Ping Pong l,2,3 4, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Badminton ,3,4, Archery l,4, Home Ec lub 1, Girls' Mechanics Club 1, Band 3,4 Chorus 1,2 3,4 Echo 8 Yearbook 4, Rec Com 4 45555 A E x mW K Z 42: Thomas Chaughnessy Tcm's nQuiet pleasen in Sen ior meetinas will ring long in our ears J V Basfetball 3,4 Lanager 1 2, Soccer 4 Board of Control Rep 2 V1 Pres 3, Pres 4 Yearbook Staff 4, Baseball 4 Barbara Spence Petite, frlendly, and a lady Ping Pong 2, Archery, Soft ball 1,2, Horsebacl Riding Club 2,3,4, Chorus, Drum hagorette 2,3,4, Yearbook 4 Frank Spiegelman Quiet fellow in a Jovial sort of vay Ping Pong 1,2 3,4 Soccer 3, Photography Club 1 2, Vice Pres 1,2, Band 3,4, Orchestra 3 4 Echo Staff 4 Mary Waddington Whenever there is SOm9tY1Dg to be done and done well, you can always count on Mary Soccer 1,2, ,4, Hockey 1 2 4 Badminton 2,Basketba1l 2 3,4, Softball l,2,3,4, Archery 2,3 Plng Pong 1,2, Echo Staff Yearbook Staff 4 Name Anderson, Lillian Bauer, Ellnore Boyle, Anne Clarke, Vary Coffey, Eugene Cohen, Osc r Farrell, Patrick Florlo, Lauretta Fuori, Iadeline Fuss, Bernard Gladle, Eleanor Golembeski, Lorraine Golembeski, Pnyllls Gorski, Leona Hamilton, James Hearl, Hazel Henry, Isabella Houck, Eranest Humphrey, William Kadlec, Dorothy Lindquist, Audrey Lltzko, Louis McCrone, Doris McCavanagh, Mary Mehner, Heinz Mary Murphy O'Keefe, Dennis O'Yara, Albert orc, L1111an Pahrisch, rranl Peck, Perry Pell, Helen Peter en, Pearl Reed, Rose Roberts, henry Sarno, Madeline Shaughnessey, Thomas Smith, Walter Spence, a O3 Q Splegelman, Frank Spera, Rose Swaine, Irene Wadaington, Mary s N X XN CLASS EEC KI Known As Lily Ellie Anne Clarky Gen Kitty Patty L11 Lynn Bernie Ellie Lawrie Phyl Lee Jim Hattie Izzie Ernie Bill Dotty Linky Louie Starchie McCav Liver Murph Denny Beans Lil Frankie Manager Lemon Pete Rosle Irish 4ad Battler Smitty Bobbie Frankie Stret h Red Chubby Usually Found Chewing Gum With Freddie In the cafeteria Late for school Beine bashful Stxdrlng With Jim amllton Glggling Smiling At the hospital Keeping quiet Skating with Artie With Clarke Drawing Absorbing knowledge Talking Wolflng Heckling people With Rosie In a gym suit Alone Busy as a bee with Johnnie Ducking girls Blushing Driving Ford Delivering orders with Starcrie Bringing the paper Sleeping Absent from school Embarrassed with Izzle Speeding With Lemon Annoying people Experimentlng with Jimmie In Brentwood with Dolly Bowling Eating w Will Probably Become Stuck Housewife Nurse Early blrd Glamour be, Boocrorm Ping pong champ Married to Ernie Toothpaste ad Superintendent Famous Interior decorator Happily married C1arke's secretary Cartoonlst Quiz kid Circus barker Bachelor Dodger fan Radio commentator Athletic star Hermit Orchestra leader Physclal education woman Model husband Leading lady Taxi driver Manager of Rowland's Explorer Newsboy Feather bed demonstrator Truant officer Dancing idol Life photographer Reckless driver Nurse Movie actor Mad scientist Lnamplon skater Mayor of Brentwood N Y A chairman Champ Plump 1tIiQLLLLEElEEELLii DI ATIET' 'Y Y A . A A- .e 5 I - ' ,r n ' 1 1 ' Tv . Fazio, Peel Fizz Clothing The boss's boss 'zz' 4 A I . l ' A . l E Ac C ' - . I 5 r'fr' Y ,' c . . . THE SENIOR PLA! On November 14, 1941 the Senior Class presented their annual Senior Play It was entitled nYours Truly Willie ' It was the story of a typical American Family, The Phlfers, and what happens when Bob Phifer KPaul Fazlol suggests giving a radio broadcast to celebrate Willie lWalter Smith! birthday The idea is readily accepted by Mr Phlferf Dennis O'KeefeJ and Mrs Phlfer CDorothy Kadlechwhg start making plans for the big celebration The plans for the bro dcast do not keep Cupid from working for love still per slets between Wlllle and Virginia Lesile CHazel Hearll, Bob and Evel n Harris CMary Murphyl, Grace Phifer iMary Glerkel, and Hugh Knox Kwilliam Humphrey The broadcast is kept running smoothly by the announcer, Graham Prescott CErnest Houck! but in the midst of everything Willie comes in choking He ha swallowed a collar button When Willie ls revived and things calm down the broadcast is over, and the audience is weak from laughing Everything ends happily for everyone The brordcast is a huge success for the audience thought the collar button episode to be part of the program, Graham P Prescott receives a new contract, Nr Ph1fer's business is increased and love con quers all as far P the young people are concerned The entire cast turned in superb performances and their naturalnese and smooth ness of presentation reflect a great deal of credit on Mies Sullivan who directed the play It will be many years before the audience will forget the Senior Quartette of Dorothy Kadlec, Doris McCrone, Audrey Lindquist, and Mary Murphy, which Sans its way into the hearts of the audience, and many more years before they forget our Senior Play, 'Yours Truly Willie ' J Everything goes well until the night of the broadcast. Willie cannot be found. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We started our Freshman year by electing as our class officers Francis Gleason, Presi dent, Desmond 0'Connell, Vice President, Patrick Farrell, Secretary, and Mary Burke, Trea- surer Miss Cain and Mr Calhoun were our class advisors In May when the Sophomore Class decided to prove themselves superior in wit and intelligence, we proved that there were no better sports to be found than the Freshman class After a short summer vacation we found ourselves back in school starting out in our second year Ne then elected Stanley Tesoro, President, Ernest Houck, Secretarv, and James Seyfried, Treasurer Liss Cain and Lr Rogers were Class advisors During tihs year we gave a dance whlch proved to be a huge success and we also proved our superiority over the Freshman in the Get Wise assembly In our Junior year we had as our class ooficers the following people Pr sident, Ernest Houck, Vice Presldent, Thomas Shaughnessy, Secretary, Dorothy Kadlec, and Treasurer, Mary Lurphy Miss Thomas and Ir Haynes were our Class advisors We set up a record from the Junior Prom a record that will be hard to beat During Easter vacation some of us Juniors went to Washington with the Senior Class and spent an enjoyable time there In 1941 we entered into our Senior year a little saddened at the prospect of having only one more year to work under our 'Alma hater 0 We elected as our class officers, Presi dent, Thomas Shaugrnes y, Vice President, Dennis O'Keefe Secretory, Dorothy Kadlec, and Treasurer, James Hamilton Miss Sullivan was elected Class advisor We broke all records in our Magazine Campalgn and again we set future Senior Classes by our Senior Play, Yours Truly Willie ' We Stunt Night Apirl 26th and our deepest appreciation is given to all patlng and helping to make our Yearbook pos ible The Seniors held an informal dinner for the parents of each tion and the Faculty during Commencement week Thls fine affair our appreciation to our Board of Education, Faculty and our deep Iothers and Fathers Before we leave we want to thank Mr Rude, the Faculty, and a hard to beat record for held a very successful the classes for partici Senior, the Board of Educa was our attempt to show love and homage to our our Class advlsors for their friendship and guidance We'1l never forget them or the students or our four years C . 2 ' . - . . 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Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan an Jan Jan Jan Jan an Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb March March March March March March March April April April April April April May May May May June June June June June June June June 19-22 25 THE DAILY GRIND Summer vacation ends new students enroll School opens Fazio tells us about his summer adventures at Boys State Senior Class officers elected, Shaughnessey Pres , 0'Keefe Vice Pres Kadlec Secretary, Hamilton Tres Magazine campaign opened First soccer practice Officer Gunther explains advantages of safety education in Assembly Purple and Gold loses first soccer game to Islip to tune of l O Bayport and C I soccer game ends in 2 2 tie Assembly on Fire Prevention first six weeks tests begin Columbus Day Assembly soccer team tops Setauket 2 l School closed for teacher's conference in Hempstead Bad news first report cards soccer team loses to Bayport 1 Soccer team defeats Bay Shore l 0 Russ Hoogerhyde entertains students today with archery Election Day Parents Visiting Day students on best behavior Armistice Day Program sponsored by American Legion First basketball practice quarterly exams Reverend Tlmbrell speaks at Thanksgiving Assembly Thanksgiving recess Quarterly reports more bad news Basketball Program in Assembly C I bows to Eastport 36 23 Alexander Musical Trio entertained us in Assembly Basketball team bows to Islip-28 27 C I defeats Kings Park 43-32 Christmas Recess begins C I defeats Sajville quintet to the tune 52 21 School reopened after holidays Movie 'What A Life' was thoroughly enjoyed Six weeks tests C I loses to East Islip 25 18 Regents and Final Exams Second semester begins Report cards distributed Bellport bows to C I 28 26 Student Organization put on assembly basketball team defeated Bavvort 23-18 C I defeated by Smithtown 42 25 Lincoln Day Program C I trims Kings Park 41 20 C I defeated by Port Jefferson SO 27 Washington Day Program C I again defested by East Islip by the score of 32 28 Movie Geronimo' very exciting enjoyed by all American Legion Oratorical Contest C I again downs South Huntington Basketball team defeats Bellnort 42 50 C I defeated by Smithtown 4 Basketball team again defeated by Bayport 55 21 Mr Hardenbrook axqualnted us with Tibet Friday 15 proovesfatal to C I as basketball team bows to Smlthtown in last game by the score of 41 27 Sophomores welcome Freshmen in 'Get Wise' Assembly Physical Education Demonstration Easter assembly school closes for holldavs School reopens after vacation School clubs put on an assembly Stunt Night Program given by Junior and Senior High Schools Assembly put on by Kllty Trumpeters School Exhibition Music Clubs Program Educational Guidance Program Student Organization officers campaign for next year Memorial Day Assembly Junior Prom Final School Exams Regents Exams Final assembly awards and moving up day Senior Banquet for our parents, teachers and Board of Education Baccalaureate Service Class Night The long awaited moment of every Senior Commencement FINIS '42 g. 27-29 -- . . 2 ' . 4 . . . 5 . 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President THE JUNIOR CLASS Chrlstina Farrell Vice President Secretary Treasurer Margaret Houck Theresa Thorogood Virginia Reilly Class Advisor Mr Harold Haynes In September, we the class of '43 entered school as nJolly Junior In these first few months we were busily preparing for our Junior Hop, a successful dance, held on November 28, 1941 The returns from the dance were saved toward our Junior Prom, and we progressed on through the year wlth a happy outlool for that im portant occasion In June we held our Prom and to the delight of all, it was an un usual success We leave ou rank of HJolly Juniorsu to return as nGrand Old Seniorsu next year JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY ,ll Plvsident TEE OPh0uORL CLACS Patrlck Lysaght Vlce P165 nent Thecuore Doelger 'ecretery Treestrel Hmaewmne Gregory Stahley Class AdV1SOT hr Alfred Fronk In our Freshman year we were initiated by the Sophomores at the arnmal Get Wi e Assewbly Stunt Night of 1941 we preserted a bcxlng bout whlcl had a gre t deel f ppeal for the auulence Uycn enterizg cur Scplencre ,ear ctrfidexce ovexwhel ed us as we rocket forward to SfOWlHg our superlorlty ovex the Hgreen young Fresh wen t ctr Get '1 e Asse bly We cert lnly showed up the Fresrnen nd have me Ycpe, tauglt them how to keep next year's Freshmen in line 'G Cophomores are lOCP1Hg forward to Stunt Night this year and to being uppercl ss en next year . 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President THL PRESHMAL CLAS John Shaughnessy Vice President Secretary Treasurer Virginia Clarke Dorothy Bauer Robert Swetland Class Advisor MES Eileen Hammill Since we are tne youngest members oi the family or the Central Islip High School, our life history is the shortest When we entered as Freshman in Sept ember many of us were together for the first time, since we had come here from many different schools As soon as we became acquainted we began to have a feeling 01 class unity and the need for class officers arose At our class meetirg we elected the a above members Our major activities this year have been our successful participation in the Magazine Campaign, the nGet Wise' assembly, and the annual Stunt Night Many Freshman are members of the athletic teams of the school and others are members of the Band, Orchestra, and Chorus We have undertaken our studies with a serious interest and therefore look forward confidently to continued success in our Sophomore year . - , S ERESHMAN CLASS HISTORY EIGHTH GRADE CLASS President H b t E 1 K Vice President eghilip gtghlg? Secretary La:-tha Rexroth TI'98SUI'91' Estelle Cohen Class Advisor Mrs Mulligan EIGHTh GRADE CLASS HICTORY The eighth grade today is to be cons1dered a verv interesting class We have been very close since we were in the first grade Along tte may up frcn the first grade to the eighth grade sore of our rerbers have adverttres each year Nov that our countrw is at war, me feel that it is our duty as gccd cltlzens of the United States to help Wlh the war So, to do thls, the eighth grade ha st rted a Victory Club The purpose of this club, is to collect paper and tin tubes and other things to help wln this war Soon we wlll be graduating and with a few regrets we will say good b5 to grade chool forever 1 U dropped out of the class. But the rest are going on to new and better I J I A J , , . . s a ' . ' . v . , s ! . THE SEVENTH GRADE President Bobby VanDyke V106 President Fred Bjorkgsen Treasurer Alex Dorsh Advisor Mr Sheridan When we first began school which was seven years ago, had Miss Smith as our teacher She helped us through our first year in school When we passed on into the sixth grade we had Miss Collins to guide us When we came into the sixth grade we had Mr Miller, who taught us about electricity he also started our boys on their first adventure in basketball The sixth grade team played the seventh and eighth grade teams The sixth grade beat the seventh grade tvice and the eighth grade once We also had a Christmas operetta which was a great success Secretary..... ....Audrey Wilson ooo. ueoo, w WTUA CUHUIEU ll ACT! ITIIS X f Q fy H X I-E24 585 9,5 I 1 25 A fm - I 7 Q Aa , i xnk gf '53 W5 C is 19' ? 9 V, ' A 'JU , ,,,, 1 xf 421 - xXx . If Q . 5. V 3 -W' I ' my -X X BOARD OF CONTROL Officers President Paul Fazio Vice Presldent Mary Clarke Secretary Virglnia Reilly Treasurer Hu h Powers Faculty Advlsor LHQIQS F Lonergan Representatives From Homerooms Anthony Fuori Ernest Houck Robert Miller Harold Smith Floyd Swaine Margaret Houck Harold Greenberg Kathleen Power Presidents of the Classes Freshman John Shaughnessy Sophomore Patrlck Lysaght Junior Christina Farrell Senior Thomas Shaughnessy The Student Organization Board of Control held its f1rSt meeting for the vear 1941 42 on September 15 The new officers, class presidents, and homeroom representatives ttended this meeting The Board of Control accomplished many things during this school year The price of the S O ticket remained the same as last year, 254 and Sl 10 including tax, for athletlc tickets The nenbe ship ticket entitled each student to attend free four paid assemblies which were picked out by the Board of Control and two full length moving pictures chosen by a vote of the student body The athletic ticket entitled each student to attend all home basketoall games free, and ent tleq them to a reduction of 151 per game for all out of town games A new Student Reception Committee was appointed to receive all the visiting teams, to usher at home basketball games, and to show people around our school The Board Qf Control took care of the advertising for the basketball games, bought many new records, made new awards, and selected the assemblies for rext year, besides devlsing a budget for the coming year The President and Vice President of the Student Organization were members of the sports manship club, which contained me bers from the different schools In all, under the able leadership of Paul Fazio with the guidarce of Mr Lonergan and with the cooperatidn of the students, the Board of Control has made the Student Organization an effective government w 1 W gf , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Y ' 0 f'1' . , , , .. o Q J o 5 I . n -.- . , I , e o Y 0 n . 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A a K - .1 nu O L L O V .- o DHAMATICS CLUB At the organization meeting of the French Club the following officers were elected for the year President, Mary Clarke, Vice President, Virginia Reilly, Secretary, Dorothy Kadlec, Advisor, Miss Hammill Because of the irregularity of mail from Europe this year the members wrote to French students in Canada instead of in France The Club appeared in two programs during the year, the Christ mass Assembly and the Clubs Assembly The members are looking forward to the annual excursion to a French movie or to a French restaurant ooaoeoooooooooooouoo In December, the Dramatics Club started its fifth electing Dorothy Kadlec as President, Elinore Bauer as William Humphrey as Secretary Treasurer We sponsored a Chicken raffle in January to raise our trip to New York City after Easter vacation to see production The raffle proved to be very successful also sponsored a moving picture in April All 50 members are looking forward to our trip to year by Vice President, funds for a Broadway The Club New York LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The Officers Libr ry Club started with a meeting in the e rly part of September were elected as follows President Elinore Bauer Vice President Mary Clarne Secret ry Frances Devine Treasurer Anna Burke big feature of the year was the 'Heading Contest' sponsored by the the Grade School The Sixth Grade won the contest and was given a The club for were shown The club is under the supervision of Miss Patricia A Golden lliiiiifiiiiiilliili The Home Economics Club began in the early part of September Its ad visor is Mrs Balding, Home Economics teacher The first meeting was devoted to the election of officers They are as follows President Theresa Thorogood Vice Pre ldent Juanita Perez Secretary Isabella Henry Treasurer Dorothy Bauer At the second meeting the girls decided to bring to the club meeting something on which to sew They also planned a Christmas party During the second semester the girls made layettes for the Junior Red Cross As the highlight of the year the girls had a great social event, a St Patr1ck's Day party to which each girl brought an escort The girls feel that this year their Home Economics Club has been a very successful venture L1BRARY CLUB HOME ECONOMICS CLUB party as a prize. Another big feature was WBook Week' in which many new books BAND President Barbara Spence Vice President Martin McDonough Secretary Treasurer Eninore Bauer On May 14 the Central Islip Band played at the Iusic Festival at Central Islip On May 17 the Band acted as host to the Central Long Island Music Educators Association Band Festival This program was run on a competition basis From the best players two bands were chosen of about l2o pieces This consisted of a Junior Band and a Senior Band The Junior Band consisted of the best experienced players They played five selections under the direction of different music teachers The Senior Band consisted of the most talented students This band is probably the best band to be heard anywhere in this sec tion of the country, consisting of the best players from schools all over this section of Long Island The Band played in the Memorial Day Parade and also for Class Night, June 22nd This year's band is better balanced than any of the preceding bands have been Everybody has worked hard and they deserve credit. Librarian -------------- --Kenneth BOutOn GIFLC ChORDo OiLHbSl1A nVnNTS President Ernest Houck Vice President Larraine Golembieski secretary Treasurer Doris NcCrone Librarians Kenneth Bouton and Vincent Villone The orchestra particioated in the Central Long Island Nusic ORCHESTYA Festival held in Worthport on December 12th Tney furnished music for tne senior Play They participated in Assembly programs and and tne Oratorlcal Contest On Lay 14, the, played in the music proiram at Central Islip Tl6J also furnished music for tne Com mence ent Progran, June 25rd we 44 GIRL9 1ORLS President Irene Swaine Vice Dresident Vary Clarke Secretarv Treasurer Marg ret Johnstone Librarians Agnes Mallon and Larraine Golembieski The membership consists of 42 irls We were represented in the Central Long Island Choral Festival held in the Islip High school on larch 20th Of tne 24 girls who tried out, 18 were cho sen for tue Festival Chorus The 1 ls dressed in evening gowns and everyone had an enjoyable evening The Cnorus also sang for the Vusic program in tne Central Islio High School on May llth I 5 w Q we v- Y- A I ' '- -A ---..-- A ----- .......... 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A , .v -- 1 C I ECHO 'TAFF Editor ln Chief News Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Business Manager Art Editor Faculty Advisor Evelyn Auer Mary Clarke Frances Devine Christina Farrell Lauretta Florio Paul Fazio Leona Gorskl nvelyn Heine Margaret Heine This past school year has seen many High School Most prorinent among these The name of the paper was changed to the The paper proved to be an immediate staff is to be congratulated on its fine the students of Central Islip can look f year Dennis O'Keefe Margaret Houck Virginia Reilly James McPeak Hugh Powers James Hamilton Virginia F Wegener Johanna Henry Isabella Henry Edith Kllnke Mary Murphy Pearl Petersen Frank Spiegelman Irene Swaine Vincent Villone Mary Weddlngton Eric Waxman new things in the Central Islip was the revival of the school paper 'C I Echo W success with the studenta The work in reorganizing the paper and orward to a much better paper next I I A LJ U El1nor'Bauer C Ow' KEQMS V Q Q J GIRLS' BASMTBALL GIRLS SOCCER AIID HOCKEY GIRLS' ATHLETICS The girls' physcal education director, Miss Rae Gerard, has insti tuted a wide range of activities for girls' participation The fall sports, consisting of hockey and soccer are played from September until the end of November Approximately 50 girls signed up for and played in hockey matches The players were divided into 5 teams Team A, captalned by Irene Swalne, placed lst A triangular meet was held here with Central Islip, East Islip, and Islip taking part The scores were as follows Central Islip I East Islip 2 and Central Islip 2 Islip l Three invitation games were played with Smlthtown at Smithtown and Central Islip lost two and tied one A playday was held at Adelphi College on October 25 in which Central Islip participated Approximately forty other schools were in attendance About 55 EiTlS signed up for soccer and were divided into four teams Two rounds of intramurals were played and Team 2, Captained by ChI'1Bt1H8 Farrell, placed lst An invitation game was played with Port Jefferson which Central Islip won by a score of 4 O winter sports, consisting of volley ball and basketball, started soon after Thanksgiving vacation and lasted through March Forty five girls were signed up for volley ball and placed on three teams Team 5, captalned by Mary Waddlngton, Placed lst after 2 rounds Two invitation games were played with Kings Park Central Islip lost one schools were ln attendance Central Islip placed 2nd Basketball started after Christmas vacation for which 50 girls signed p The girls were divided into six equal teams and Team l, captalned by Evelyn Jacobsen, placed lst after two rounds Invitation games were played with Smithtown in which lst, 2nd, and 5rd teams played Central Islip won all three games The scores were as follows Team l, 56 8, Team 2, 26 6 Team 5, 15 6 Another invitation game was played with Port Jefferson with Central Islip winning The scores were, lst Team 52 8 2nd Team 21 8 A team of the best players, consisting of Irene Swaine, Audrey Lindquist, Evelyn Jacobsen, Mary Waddlngton, Rose Spera, and Mary McCavanagh attended a basketball playday at Riverhead and placed first in their section The Senior Class won the interclass basketball tournament for the fourth consecutive year The class of '42 has had the banner, awarded for winning, each year since Miss Gerard has awarded it However, because the 'Grand Old Seniors' are leaving, the banner this year will be awarded to the runner up, the class of 1945 The final standing of the classes was Seniors, first, Juniors, second, Sophomores, third, and Freshmen. fourth The following Senior girls played their last game for Central Islip and '42 Audrey Lindquist, Irene Swaine, Mary Waddington, Mary McCavanagh' Ross Spera, Dorothy hadlec, and Isabella Henry The Spring sports started right after the Easter vacation, consisting of softball, archery, horse shoe pitching, and horse back riding . : , . 9 , . and won one game. A playday was held at Bay Shore in which 14 other u . - , - , I C I High School Varsity Basketball Team VARSITY BASKETBALL Basketball practice started as usual in the latter part of November and many boys turned out We had a fairly successful season winning seven games and losing n1ne,and breaking even in league games by winning six and losing six Tom O'Rourke was the team's high scorer, with 150 points for the season The following December December December December January January January February February February February February March March March are 15 the scores Eastport Islip Kings Park Savville East Islip South Huntington Bellport Smithtown Kings Park Port Jeflerson East Islip South Huntington Bellport Bayport Smithtown O Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip C I High School Baseball Team S 55 vs. 12 38 vs. 16 32 vs. 19 , 21 vs. 16 25 vs. 23 30 vs. 27 26 vs. January 30 Bayport 25 vs. Central Islip 6 42 vs. ll 20 v.. 17 ' 30 vs. 24 32 vs. A 27 18 vs. 3 39 vs. 6 55 vs. 41 vs. C I H S VARSITY SCCCER TEAM Soccer practice started the second week in September and many boys turned Out A tear was finally picked out and Joseph Beyel, a veteran from last year was elected captain The season was fairly successful as the boys won 3, lost 2 and tied 2 games The results were as follows Central Central Septerber Se auket 'eotember Islip Central Central Centlal Central October 3 Bajport October 9 Setauket October Bellport November 7 Bay Shore IOUKIIHIIUYviii?lkillflilllklliiiiiiilliiiilkfiiil Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip Islip 3 Junior Varsity basketball practice began along with the varsity, ln November The team played good ball and wound up with a successful season with 10 victories and 6 defeats Patllck Lysaght was captain of the team C I H S JL IOR VARSITY BASBETBALL TEAM 22 t O vs. o A 2 1 vs. O September 30 Bdidgehampton l vs. Central - 1 1 2 vs. 2 'h ' l vs. ' 2 17 1 bs. 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