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

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BARBARA L. JOANNI An innocent face, but you never can tell. Activities, scholarship, and popularity describe Bobbi, a member of the National Honor Society. She displayed her skill in journalism as Rewrite Editor of Broadcaster and Copy Editor of the Con- netquot. Secretarial Service, girls' sports, dramatics, and the Senior Play are just a few more of her activities. All this plus the highest average in the Freshman Class, means she can't miss at Miami U., where she'll study retail merchandising. JOSEPH R. KLEMISH Sir, I would rather be right than president. Popular Klem has been an outstanding band member throughout his high school career. For the past two years, he has served as band president. German band, rifle section, and color guard were three more rea- sons why he won the coveted band trophy. Klem has also been able to stay on the honor roll and participate in golf and traffic control. He has plans in the engineer- ing field. if Q 4, I ' 'iffy 5 ROY V. JOHNSON He says little, but that little has much weight. Roy was Stage Manager of both Chorus and the Senior Play. He was also a mem- ber of the Sportsman Club and the track team. In his free time he participates in the Walther League. Wood- working, planes and church activity holds his interest. An honor student, he may enter the Air Force. FRANCES J. KOCH Be to her virtues very kind, be to her faults a little blind. Fran has proven how versa- tile she can be by partici- pating in girls' sports, being a very prominent figure on the Broadcaster, and hold- ing one of the leads in the Senior Play. She has also served as Copy Editor of the Connetquot and enjoys swimming, boating, and reading. Fran plans to become a teacher via Fredonia State Teachers' College or to enter a school of nursing JOHN D. KAHLKE He's little, but he's wise, he's a terror for his size. Chan has kept himself busy by playing in boys' intramurals, and he served as one of the prompters in the Senior Play. He also attends the Islip Town Rec- reation and the Luther League of his church. During the summer, Chan can be seen on the docks where he goes boating, fishing and clam- ming. Chan plans his fu- ture education at a mer- chant marine academy. 3 6 DOROTHY L. LEITZER Character is the corner- stone of all success. Dot transferred to East Islip from Islip in her senior year. Her activities in Islip in- cluded being homeroom sec- retary in her sophomore and jtmior years, a receptionist, a Director and make -up artist for the Senior Play, as well as playing hockey. Dot holds shorthand honors for up to 100 words per minute. Outside of schoo Dot likes to read, bowl, and play hockey and tennis. After graduation, she plans to study nursing at Central Islip State Hospital and make a career of nursing.

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I f 4. y 4 V ' . j Q 14 51 Mr EDWARD J. I-IAUGHNI-IY Appearances are deceptive. Carefree Ned's major interest is in sports, especially wres- JOHN P. HAYDEN, Jr. He argued at breakfast, he argued at tea, he argued from midnight to quarter tling, track, and Cross-Co f to three. Lf ,', 7 UY fgir Hfhiffh Q19 3 beef! ! Jack has been particularly 2 E 9 3 ef 9 w active in sports since he 'K ? RCU ' transferred here from Seton Of U Cmbe f YB. G1'Ol1I1d ,Xl Hall in his sophomore year. Obsewef 5, and he 'jf He was the Captain of the devotes u ' e ' ,ff .V. Basketball Team, co- f,ffk30rf?3N , adio. Captain of the football k near uture he ' en to team, and a member of the jOiI1 the Air F track and bowling teams. he will study el tro s. Outside of school, he is . t in the Naval Reserves, and is a lifeguard at Islip Beach g 3 during the summer. Jack also enjoys swimming and ' skating and plans to join the I r graduation. K xr. K, 4 S , of I . I f 1 X V zxwlj I x , Jilg-llI.'IP RUDOLP HERRLE HOWARD J. HUGHES -1 'Best men becom ch Football shoulders, hand- ,Jmore the bette for ing I 'a httle Po ' r 7 - ov' g Kel- se s always ttended st Isli . He 's been valuabl em, er f footba nd s a , teams w e t af- ' ,f 'c ntrol ad. After l he often be found . ' rin a car. Kel- -., . is a I ember of the Coast - uard, d 'V cont'nue -I 'S i ' nc ati in the f After aving the fe v... uard, e' dsto N Lv come ,5 sel chanic. f fff fi f i p ,WV f 1 4 5 Q fr ,,41's some man, the girls ideal, a real he-man. Popular, easy-going Tuffy , has always attended E.I. JI-le was a valuable part of the football team, the band, and the chorus, for each of which he received an award. He was also stage manager for the Senior Play. Tuffy has been a G.O. representa- tive, and a member of the Executive Dance Committee. He was active in visual aids and the yearbook. He plans to enter Clarkson where he-will study engineering. - Q .- Q 4, 1 ' g 1 . 9. .A 4' 1 din I NEDRA A. HERRLE Never too busy to join in fun, always at hand when there's work to be done. Quiet, sincere Nedie was a member of the Broadcaster staff and the Student Service Corps. She also had a part in the Senior Play and was in charge of the Faculty Games. Outside of school, Nedie was Secretary of the Luther League and worked as a nurse's aide. She hopes to enter St. Jolm's Episcopal School of Nursing in Septem- ber, where she will work for her R.N. 19 MARY ANN INGORDO Accidents will occur in the best regulated fami- lies. Lively Zorch was trans- ferred trom Maxwell High School in Brooklyn, where she had been a member of the Honor Roll and a li- brary and office assistant. In East Islip, she was the co-manager of archery and a member of the Secretarial Practice Club. Outside of school, her hobbies are ice- skating and swimming. Zorch is making plans for a college education be- fore becoming a physicist. f-Q F 'A is

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THERESA A. LEONARD SheJ is gentle, she is shy, there is mischief in bye. Terri, a high honor came here as a m Pescadero High Califomia, where she was vice president of the stu- dent body and editor of the school newspaper. At E.l. Terri was active in girls' sports, the Connetquot literary and business stais and the faculty games com- mittee. Outside of school, Terri is interested in swim- ming and badminton. She plans to enter Stanford U. to become a history teacher. E! I fx' , f 3 D! 'K , Jw iq!! It + L 1 wi IMAX 'S fax .xx ' jxlffy, iv L WM f K , l r V! f . y ,yy ROSEMARIEME Let others do the ta 'ng. Rose served as a lib ary as- sistant and a member of the Student Service Corps. She received an award for being a library assist- ant. Besides reading, Rose 's interests turn to bulldogs, police work, and crime, so it is very probable that she will enjoy studying at the Police Academy, for the career she has chosen is to be a policewoman. sv . L??i?tinf , '- r i 'L we 15. HELEN L. LOVELEY A willing heart, a helping hand, always ready on de- mand. Vivacious Red was an usherette for the Senior Play and was active on Broad- caster. Outside of school she is a member of the St. Mary's Blessed Virgin Soda- lity, and the church choir. She is interested in collect- ing souvenirs. Red has won a certificate for Broad- caster, and a library service medal. She hopes to attend Wood School in New York, where she will study book- keeping and l.B.M. operating. X A U3 uf, 1, I 'IJ ,J I Lf .L gf j!jf'4,1, ' ny ' JG- , IAN! J ,fn LORENZ MEYE School breaks up my whole dayun This carefree Senior can be found riding around anytime in his new Ford convertible. He came to E.I. in his sopho- more year from Miami Edi.. son High School, Miami, Fla. His activities here in- cluded Playbook Business Manager, and his witty portrayal of Jocko Guthrie in the Senior Play. Larry has been a big help to our class, always on hand with hiscar to help set up a dance. ., t-3 - - if smut A if . fda! 'F - -Q , t., Qi 7t.f+.fmf , WILTON H. MCCABE I'm looking for the man who invented work. ln his Sophomore Year, Willy transferred from Stew- art Junior High School in Norristown, Pennsylvania and since has been awarded a letter in Cross-Country. An honor student, he is a member of the Ground Observer Corps, and is interested in short-wave radios and flying. He hopes to attend the Air Force Training School in Colorado and to become a radar operator. MQ-AJ' i 2. lift! fig 1 it JOANXC. MILLER Manner, not gold, is woman's best adornment. This pretty senior girl will be remembered for her per- formance in the Senior Play She also was Secretary of the Broadcaster and a mem- ber of the Student Service Corps. Besides this, she served on the dance com- mittees, taught Sunday School, and attended Luther League. Joan enjoys horse- back riding , and watches T.V. and movies. She wants to be a Registered Nurse.