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

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BOARD OF EDUCATION MHUUCC Breen Clffk Vern L Furman Preszdent Wxlllam McCrone Patrlclc Clerlcm Charles A Mulllgan Dzstrzrt Superintendent o Schools Walter M Ormsby Bayport New York THE FACULTY Harry W Rude Superwsmg Principal ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Marguerlte L Mulvey Prmclpal and Thxrcl Grade Frances I McBreen Flfth Grade ane Aguzzx Second Grade Margaret F Smith Frrst Grade Marjorie C Huber Sixth Grade Helen Tuthlll Fourth Grade Helen Clark Commerclal Subjects JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Agnes Crouch Llbrarlan and unxor H S Englxsh Bcatrxce Engelmann, Socxal Studles and Hlstory Louxs Granger, Natural and Physlcal Scxences Dorothy M Sullrvan, T S Englxsh and Dramatnc SPECIAL TEACHERS Mary Boyle, Homemaklng, Cafeteria SUPCFVISIOH Rae R McCrea, Girls' Health and Physlcal Educatlon Chester M Beebe, Treasurer Florence Granger, School Secretary Mrlhcent Kay, School Nurse Charles VanScha1clc, Musxc Department OTHER EMPLOYEES Mrchael Grlfhn, Custodlan Exleen Hammlll Latm and French Alma Hauland Mathematlcs Maclelme A Mulllgan, umor Hugh Teresa Rawlms, Commercxal Subjects s Warren Sampson, Boys' Physlcal Ed Robert lVIorr1s, Inclustnal Arts Dr Ralph Reed, School Physxclan Robert Senne, Attendance Subervlsor Chrxstlan Woholfarth, Custodxan ,. k ... ,,,, ,, .... - r v E , ., . , Q, A . . 1 wasnt ' L 1 . , ' 7 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' 7 J , - , ' Y 7 9 A 7 , J - - , l

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HARRY W RUDE Principal Central Islip High School May 1943 Dear 43s Witlmin the pages of this book and especially in your class history you have a record that will become more valuable to you each year goes by I know of no better examples to point out you as guide posts on your Journey through life than the many rthwle le accomplishments that you as a class have achieved here high school Probably of most value to you in many ways will be the training you have received in the subjects you have studied Of no less importance after you have the training to do your work you come in contact with them along the road In all of your activities here in high school you have had excellent opportunities to practxc the w1ys to develop friendship You will be successful if you can do this in later life as well as you have done it here and at the same time be true to those ideals which you know are r1g1t In the world of 1943 as we see it today it is d1fi'icult to talk, or think of fun Perhaps for the present that fun is mostly behind you Howes er as you go ahead to whatever responsibility may be yours in the big task to be accomplished may you always keep the smiles and friendships that came so readily during your high school years My very best to you always HARRY W RUDE 7 9 u I 7 Ak, v, v I as . ' to Y . ,Y . , wo .i. ' ' in ' . 7 7 . , . . in life, will be the ability to understand and work with others as . C L . . l . ' . . . 7 ' l . 7 I V7 . I . . I , . , Q I y , Y Y . . . v V' D I l 7 I . , ,

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YEAR BOOK STAFF Editor in Chief Assistant Editor Art Editors Sports Editors Senior Class Editors unior Class Editor Sophomore Class Editor Freshman Class Editor . , , Seventh, Eighth Grade Editor . . . Club Editors . Advertising Editors Typists . Sales Manager . Anna Burke Arthur Murray Arthur Murray Henry Kauffunger N llie McCavanagh Hugh Powers Dorothy Doane ames Sanford Christina Farrell Theresa Thorogood Frances Devine Daniel ehli Theresa Atzberger ean Duval . Juanita Perez . Gloria Heines , . Frank Basso Joseph Coffey Mary Coss Daniel Jehli Kathleen Sherlock Theresa Thorogood . James McPeak John Power Peter Laspina Kathleen Sherlock Irene Golembieski Theresa Thorogood Kathleen Sherlock Robert Whalen , Virginia Reilly Faculty Advisor ,.,..., Dorothy M. Sullivan