East Islip High School - Redmen Yearbook (Islip Terrace, NY)

Page 10 text:

Mr. GALANTINO ML Mo has proven to be a class adviser of the highest calibre. His cheerful per- sonality and zealous interest in all our activities have made him a companion and an inspiration to every sen- ior. His contributions to the class :involved countless hours of work after school, and he gave freely of his spare time to assist in all our class activities. To him, every senior owes a hearty vote of thanks for everything. JOHN J. WALSH Vice-President An equal mixture of good humor and good sense. The Profess, as John is called by his friends, was a member of the football squad and eamed his letter. He was vice-president of the Senior Class and a G.O. Representative, besides being a member of the traf- fic squad. John is in the Naval Reserve, and enjoys listening to good music. He also likes to attend dances and make projects out of wood. Future: the Navy. Vi l ,uliil K 1 ev . -- y 'X ' ii' . - F. 5' -A 'Qs Marge 1Ni'3f+5'l'.ls.' ' itz -'53 '-'i-wp?-f?J.'is3'?w fins g+f:f'f:.g TQ. . - ws fi-2' . . J-.,r.+ss,..f.'2. 'EaQiTlux2,g..'+. A 1, K xniiris .,. i :wif is is t' 3-is r .s.f i i' '9 r 'fu 'T ' Z 'N Q als signs llllwliix' -Tv-,vs Q. ':- wi dy .ss r H ,fa . - sr, r--w...- 1 .1 cw!! 'giuZ: :1Qq 3 1 km QKQ 'rxaxreixxhg .X . , gill Rx :XM get xv: u ,, rn ,N , .W 'irifw ,fr s Q. Q-gg f X HK .Nia Hs F in .xl gap lv 5 fr X SENIOR fa r I. EDWARD W. POEHIMAN President With high ideals that win respect, great things of you we shall expect. Among the many esteemed positions held by Eddie were the offices of president of the Senior Class and Secre- tary of the Sophomore and Junior Classes. A natural for the Honor Society, Eddie was a member of the Sen- ior Play Cast, President of the Chorus, and a Broad- caster reporter. Outside of school, he participates in church activities. He plans to enter Indiana Technical College, where he will A study en 'neerin .. ,jp , ij J g VJ , . yy QA io, 1 Lyn 1 V X l I, I4 1 f. Y 1 sl . 1 - . .1 J ml!! ' . .,f I A, 0 A ' T ' l I J! Se , ! .. R ' J ET. LV U f S i 1S cert to b en TI liter 1 K ,f ere ' . M. A . .ef X1 IIAIWB' wa be . she's t w 'k to D, our ' ac ous - fi' d- Q 2 E Q-om c . eeyhk san-eip Ja eary ar seem . m e x. gb A Hig , here e 'ceL Of, 5 S Que Qf gresi v of usi.. as ll p last year. - Lf, egg z si .11-5 b , dc and mo her n merous activ- f ' me er of t ma' tres, 1 'es re the Senior Play, ' t , she became xfe Bro 5, and girls' in- : gi I ' 5 and C 1-.. tr ura nd she served as eadi 3 w n ge.. treasure both the cr t o the r S 'or Class and the Cho- t the ruor rus. Her outside interests a dthe ition iCo et one of . s ou . O , quot a r, and yo ' t.. stan g seniors. ,fit W are window shopping and clothes in general. After graduation, Jan intends to work in a bank.

Page 9 text:

,.-f ' SECRETARIALSTAFF - Miss Kippert, Miss Hrabak, ll 9ff,,ff ra! ' i lf 0 1 ERVICE STAFFS .1-u ac. Q! 1, . x M M Throughout the year, the many students who ren- der service to the school are recognized and rewarded in various ways. There are, however, certain groups in school who, although they serve us faithfully all yearlong, receive farless than their share of recogni- tion. Our faculty members work many hours overtime, in making our school life a pleasant one. Our office secretaries go quietly and efficiently about their my- riad of duties, seeking no recognition. Our indispen- sable custodians, keep the school in top shape every day. The school nurses are glad to be of assistance in case of illness or accident. Then too, we must not overlook the cafeteria staff, which always manages to prepare a delicious variety of meals for all. And so to these many people, the student body wishes to extend its thanks fortheir jobs well done. x CAFETERIA STAFF L- Mrs. Riedel Mrs Lake Mrs Blydenberg, Mrs. Ring, Mrs. Weslbwsky, and Mrs: Byrnes. CUSTODIANS - Mr. Waters, Mr. Schieliel, Mr. Jir SCHOOL NURSES - Mrs. I-Ienchel, Mrs. Brennan. enic, Mr. Novy, Mr. Lynch. ? K .1 T kjil v , , 1 vu! ,

Page 11 text:

Ja. JOSEPHINE APICELLA Fun and mischief are her chief companions. Cookie has been very active through high school. She has shown this by her participation in the girls' intramurals, Chorus and the Senior Play. She was a member of the Dancing Club, Leaders Club, and Library Service Club. She enjoys Chinese food, going to bas- ketball games and driving. Cookie was awarded her numerals and letter in girls' ELIZABETH HELEN ARCHIBALD Not very tall, not very small, but fair and sweet and liked by all. Archie, a quiet and petite, young lady, transferred here in her freshman year from Long Beach, where she was active in the Chorus, soft- ball and art club. Since coming to East Islip she has been treasurer of the Sopho- more Class and secretary of the Chorus. She was active in girls' sports, being man- sports. After graduation she wager of the bowling team. intends to be a gecgetaryh V-'J In her leisure time she en.. X N 'rn joys bowli g and skating. fa . X ' f ' A Lx A Q T 'Ju lX iXl'lU'x A 'EJ 'N 'I' li 'X 'V 'N 1 I Ji. get L L' Q ii W J ,Y X f I I kr hx 1 ' ' J ' V if N 5 If xx'--91 1 limi? if ik! n f , X ff - 1 WIIELIAM BERNI-IARD Move over and make a place for me at the top. Cheerful, easy-going, Bill has attended East Islip all through his high school career. He held a major role in the Senior Play, and was an active member of the Chorus and participated in football and baseball, a letter in both. outside interests include baseball, football and bas- ketball. Bill will probably enter Comell University and become an engineer or a nuclear researchist. vi U BERNADETTE M. BRETT Too much leaming is a dangerous thing. Bernie, a very talented girl, was in Chorus for four years, Broadcaster for three, and was also a member of the Secretarial Service Club She likes to dance to rock 'n' roll music and enjoys roller-skating and most sports. Bernie's main am- tion is to retum to Ireland for a visit and pursue a career as a secretary. .asfiafm ,ff-QN fK',f'7 !P ROSINA BACHNER Everyone will be thy friend. Rose participated in girls intramurals and was a mem- ber of the Luther League and church choir. Never without a friendly smile, she spends her spare time skating, drawing, sewing, and work- ing with flowers. Looking ahead, Rose intends to be- come a dietitian after being graduated from Pratt U. KATHRYN M. BUCEK It's fun to study-I'll bet. This tiny Senior was a mem- ber of the Chorus. Kitty also belonged to the Stu- dent Service Corps. Out of school, she is very inter- ested in the Girl Scouts where she is a Leader. She also belongs to the Rosary Altar Society of St. Mary's Church. Kitty's hobbies are varied. On the athletic side she en- joys bowling and swimrning. She also loves to cook and sew. Kitty has been a Busi- ness major and hopes to work in this field upon gradu- ation.