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

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,a y 'Q ,V 4 e yi-oh J i f f as f' V ' . if N, r'-7 fi: -' .. ,er V,51'v:, ,+G 'va' ,f ' .satis 'fi JOHN F. BYRNES Et tu, Brute! Johnny is a very active member of the Senior Class and was in charge of adver- tising and distribution on the Broadcaster. The audi- ence of the Senior Play will always remember John's portrayal of Tony, the jani- tor, which won raves from everyone. Out of school he spends most of his time pulling his car apart and then asking Hewa to put it back together again. Johnny plans to attend Far- mingdale Agriculmral and Technical Institute where he plans to study mechanics. ,X , ,ff FAYE G. CALDER Lively girl who sees the joys of life. Faye, who transferred to East Islip from New Bruns- wick, Canada in her sopho- more year has proved her- self a worthy addition to our class. At EJ. she has been made a member of the National Honor Society, serving as secretary. She has been active in the G.O. as recording secretary and representative and she has participated in bowling, Chorus, make-up committee for the senior play. Out- side of school Faye works in the Islip theatre. Faye will go to Moravian Col- ! lege and start her career as ' A Q I M . 1 a secretary after she leaves ' ' I, I Eul- I u 1 H 9 7 1 M ffl aj 1' , I, -J ' ..f f ,jj ff YS Pfnfj I! flfff R Y L. CARSON H! , -QXROL OL He is Sflillg forward to 'lj' ' I'm ha can be for I 150d1'3e'5h1nS STCE-fl- fro nm u tro le until 11 021116 to - - ' tr le trou me. J.H.s. ya in N.Y.C - . ' . ff This b a Sak - Sophomore year - jp a 1- thewlgs I plfy kg ing his school . p 73 dent pef and md of the o 1 of G.O. Sports N' gf' 'Q' Committee for the J 'or Faculty Games, 1 . Prom and the Sadie kins and being Co-Cape of Dance. Carol was awarded Traffic Control and a Sen- ior Play lead, did not keep him from maintaining one of the highest averages in the class. Well-liked by all, he cannot help but succeed in his chemical engineering career. her numerals for girls in- tramurals. Outside of school, she is a member of the Choir and the bowling team, and enjoys sewing, swim- ming, skating and traveling. In the future, Carol wants to be a secretary. Here!d a gal way, we'1l her as star in An outstanding Gerri spent hours work as president National Honor Assistant Editor of netquot, G.O. C Secretary, Junior treasurer, and the the Senior Play. f this, she still found for girls' sports, being c p- 5 tain of the cheerlea ' 1 squad, and secretarial ser- vice. It is easy to see why she was voted the best all- around student at the '56 graduation. W JOSEPH V. COSTELLO Live fast, laugh heartily, love recklessly. There will come a time when you cannot. Jo-Bop, as everyone calls him, transfened from Brook- lyn Tech. and spent his sen- ior year at E.I., during which he was a member of the football squad and manager of the basketball team. Joe, who is popular with every- one, served as Art Editor of the Yearbook. His plans include attending New York State Maritime Academy and becoming a merchant marine. v J

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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.

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RICHARD E. DAHL Cute but crazy and some- what lazy. a stellar athlete, has in most varsity his high school including track, foot- and basketball, in which he received his letter during his sophomore year. Red's leisure time is spent with his green Ford. After gradua- tion, Red intends to enter the service and follow the career of a Marine engineer. . x fl A JUNE M. A daughter of the gods, , divinely tau and most J divinely fair. June, a member of the Cho- rus for many years, partici- pated in girls' intramurals. She enjoys listenting to rec- ords, driving, and the movies, and her part-time job kept her busy on the after-school hours. June is undecided as to whether to be a beautician or a secretary, but we are certain she will do well in either endeavor. m,l CAROL A. DUELK Why worry? Things will happen anyhow. Carol transferred to East Islip from Andrew Jackson High School, St. Albans, New York, in the freshman year. Since then, her sunny personality has won her many friends. Carol enjoys singing and has devoted much time to the Chorus. Her interest in music is displayed by her large record collection. Someday she would like to tour the world. After Carol gradu- ates from high school, she plans to go to a beautician school. 9 0 ff 4 e 'Wi' a f J l LJ 1 NAN A. C ON . 6TT ' -f I 1 - h X 'lo ' t 2 I 63 lvl' LAI -y , 'vs .15 ,A , Qwe S, Se ms, S0 , J LAWRENCE A. GAMBLE - CL ti thi S 15- 1mte1Yi- an 53 Y 5 7' Basketball is my favorite ught ' ' ' 9 I ' 9 in h 4gY0S sport, but girls my speci-511,14 ' OJ ann h rt- i te in 2 ro C218 t ' . fro L altyin f '-f 5 girls' in ra r as yn? . . i he sh- Handsome, POPular La1'1'YfL, - . ' '- A a f r e iv I1 af, 3 d Sh 35 ,. was treasurer of the Fresh- r a sta 5 ' ,i -. : e a 'ti 1 i 1 j man Class and secretary offd. f- 2 rus rsi o s ool, er ac vi . ey have - -- - I e Sophomore Class. A f s nck he Ci Ting, fo S 2- 6 ld ' ati , 1 - , 'ne athlete, he received N n'd wor at er Y '- , n ecret ' 1 ' ' .-:ters in basketball, track, - e job. er ' er sys X Servi . Sha to as also 1 d football, where he earned C- i if e ho ck ' n e- a tis? the l ' ' norable mention in the A-2 s 1ng,an i ' . F J 'OI ay. H t-o gf League All-Scholastic Team. t y r,'this I g' s h ctivities cl ,'!The bowling team also nggptgp to ' ig di around 4- - - ,Af profited by his membership. 31 ' na ' .P .4 s e, a d ork. Af 6 school ' After finishing school, Larry ar t which e pl to be a sk retary plans a career in the United surely cceed. lat r become . States Navy. lr cw 1 E137