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

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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

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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 . E 1' V , h, .,,- X' X , Q . C' ' J A LJ . L.: -1 1 i. 7 77 777 777 Y 7 77 77777 7 Yir A- L., 'T' 'f iii i iii ifiviifi if' f ir? 'riff' iff-F i u , V f. 7,7 777 7 7777 7 7 7 77777 777 7 IV - gg g g - -7 g - fgr gg' ggg . , X SOPHOLORE CLASS HISTORY JA 4 77 . 1 n S ha . . 7 A ' 1 ,a ' C a ' . 'n- 1 ' X 1-gf W' v. 2 ' m ' , W r . . w . . I u - m a ' X S ' m . a' - 1 . :W a ' 3 1 f K ' . 171' M I ,,' Q r. , .

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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 ! .