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

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-. . it Q ra ,3-. 255. ARLENE W. SUBBERG 'Efficient and sincere, a charming girl for all I hear. Arlene, an honor student, I erved her class and m f 9 ol in many capacities. She won her numerals for sports, was prominent on the Broadcaster, and, as a junior, was captain of the Student Service Corps. Besides this, she was active in the Senior Play and her church choir. Reading and l.istening to records are two of her favorite hobbies. Her next step will be the Central Islip School of Numing. i . ,, , E Y . x l . 9,1 if J of U , Bom to talk, and talk I must. Peppy Honey transferred to E.I. from Center Mori- ches in her senior year. In her leisure time she likes bowling and roller skating. She enjoys being a spectator at inter-school games, such as basketball and football. After she is graduated from high school, she plans to become a hair stylist, and eventually a housewife. 26 'Y' L, ,L w ,, 7 'S' C DANIEL C. TADDEI I will be the pattem of all patience. Danny proved himself a helpful senior, participating in sports on Cross-Country Team and working on the Senior Play backstage crew as well as many dance committees. His artistic talent has won him numerous art awards and made him a member of the art staff of the Connetquot. With all these activities Dan has constantly been on the Honor Roll. Outside of school, his interests are boating, clamming, and gardening. After graduation Dan plans to enter the Navy and to then become an electronic or radio technician JAMES J. VESELY For courtesy wins wo I all as well as v This versatf s ' activ in orus and I ,sipr nt ,bg homegfqji 1 'i the G. ' ' matic ta ' nt was exhi ted as tlileeggqlfxiale ejf of Segi j Pl . P, g-taphy is his'm in in ' est out of his ade tness in sc o ' p tgipfygld made him Pxhotog r pl e fo e Broadc, ter ' 'AX an ' ij 1: r As an usi- ness major, has won award for ellence i , l Business. s futulqejxmludes a college education and a career as an accountant. 4 Mia F ' S H1 1a .'- . X ' IV, Heres t -of an discoura we . a . tostay --v -0 ,1 ' what. ,Sh k ' '-- lf and parti 've dina,g-' N many intr .f i tie besides being, ant - . - ager of volleyb .JA f- - mer membe Clip 3, Jo collects s d ani ' , and enjoys st 'ng t r record coll ct' n or wri 'ng letters. Photography is , another of this future sec- retary's many interests. , I ' t dl .--J' J 3.19. H. Ev rlr h Q n he F esgirls t J ARTHUR M. WHELAN To climb the ladder of success and grasp the highest star. Artie transferred to E.I. as a junior and has since re- ceived many honors. Con- netquot Editor, Chorus busi- ness manager, captain of the Student Service Corps, Sen- ior Play, and Honor Society were some of his many activ ities. Artie had the distinct- ion of being in the All-State Sectional Choir and the Eastern U. S. Choir, as well as being a National Merit Scholarship finalist. Future: Hofstra and a math teaching career. j fb 'av ,XM 'V:.,.. . Q! if

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.Cir wr' X S ' x t -si T7 X ' X'L- f, V CARL SCHNEIDER K b Tis his hair that all the girls fall for. ,N , Carl, who is called Sol by his friends, was a mem- KQ Kjxber of Chorus and the foot- 'N Xdball team. He was of great Q , assistance in preparing for lv class events such as dances and the Senior Play. Among his hobbies are bowling, and swimming, and he also likes gymnastics, good music and literature. Carl intends to enter the Navy after being graduated. 57 WILLIAM R. SOUTH Love me, love my dog. Westy came to us from Babylon High School in his sophomore year, and was elected vice-president of the Junior Class. Athletic and easy-going, he has participated in Chorus as well as in football. A of the G.O. for past two years, Westy was king of the Holly Hop in his junior year. After high school, he plans to at- tend Farmingdale to train as a mechanical technician. 'r 1 .5 ! ,,.4s- if v Q STELLA LOUISE SCHNEIDER She'd stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. Versatile Stell gave a splen- did performance in the Sen- ior Play. She has received awards for girls' intramurals, in which she was a manager as a sophomore and a sen- ior. Besides having been a member of the Broadcaster, she has kept busy by exhibit- ing her purebred dogs. Stell passes her spare time by being with her many friends. Future: University of Ver- mont, to study for a doctor's degree in medicine. JOAN M. SMITH Quiet ways bespeak an understanding heart. A pretty, new addition to our class was Joan Smith. Joan transferred to E.I. from Richmond Hill High in her senior year. At Richmond Hill she was a member of the Swimming Club, Library Squad and the Captain of the Ball Club. The high average she maintained there rewarded her mem- bership in the Junior Arista Honor Society. Outside of school Joan's interests turn to cooking and sports. She participates in skating, bowling, and swimming. When she is graduated, Joan plans to become a book- keeper. Having won a proficiency award for book- keeping, Joan is sure to find success in this field. 4 .2 ,A q KARL H. SCHULTHES X kj To take life at a slow and . easy pace. Q Sonny , as Karl is known, I-, R S has participated in football, X' i track, and wrestling, as well, ' Q as the traffic control squad ki , and in Chorus. Outside of Q' Q, school, the Luther League, X L' X bowling and sports hold Ti Karl's interests. When he , D graduates from East Islip, lvl, K Karl plans to further his ml S education at Albany or :Xp X X Farmingdale and then con- tinue into the business ' world. f 535' avi DOROTHY A. SPICER If silence were golden, I'd be a millionaire. Dot was a member of the Senior Play Cast, library Service Club, and girls' in- tramurals. Her main hobbies are singing and painting. Besides these, she likes rol- ler skating and ice skating. Concerning her future, Dot plans to attend the New York Foundling Hospital and to go into the field of baby nursing, a wise choice for this friendly miss. Gif CM' x A . r -

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