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

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TRACK BO'I I'OM ROW: M. O'Neill, M. I-iarwood J. Tuskan, L. Tonnesson, T. Miller, J. Per- ino, J. Sabatino, R. Nill, J. Resch, K. Schaefer, C. Danisch, R. Meier, H. Ed- wards. ROW TOW: J. Hubert, L. Muller, B. Strablizky, J. Walsh, N Haughney, D Haughney, K. Schulthes, R. Hu e nig, F Walther,H. Stru.fe,F. Jayne, A. Aiken, E Hoffman, D. Romano, F. Wallenquest, J. Newman, L. Gallagher. L. Gamble. WRESTLING BOTTOM ROW: R. Meier J. Benjamin, W. Hamilton, J Sabatino, R. Nill, A. Ac- cardo, J. Perino, G. Tuma H. I-flavac. ROW TWO: Mr. Kreutzer, A. Aiken, A. Scheeder, F. Wallenquest, H. Strufe, K. Schulthes,F. Jayne,N.Haughney, R. Ath- ey. L3-fl BASEBALL BOTTOM ROW: R. Garbarino, C. Danisch, mano B Strablizk C Meyer A D. Ro , - ya ' ! ' Accardo, L. Halperin, R. Wyman, J. Saba- tino. ROW TWO: J. Hubert, E. Becvar, J. Newman, L. Gallagher, L. Gamble, H- Strufe, F. Jayne, J. Walsh, B. Bernhardt, W. Schaefer, M. Nicholosi, J. Hafhmer, E. Flynn, MI. Kreutzer.

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SPORTS OF ALL SPORT Even before school started back in September, athletic arrangements were underway. In the early fall, cross-country and football occupied the sports limelight. Coach Bielski's cross-country squad, paced by Bill Jezik, scored favorably in the county meet. On another occasion they defeated their old rival, Islip. The football team had a new coach this year in the person ofMr.Brennan. Under its co-captains Jack Hayden and Walt Schaefer, the team made a fine show- ing. The boys displayed a fighting spirit that is sure to bring big things in the years to come. Withthe coming of late fall, basketball began once more, and Coach Kreutzer introduced wrestling to E.I. Under the leadership of co-captains Fred Jayne and Karl Schulthes, the grapplers enjoyed an excellent first season. The many underclassmen on the team will provide a valuable nucleus of experienced wrestlers for next year. When spring rolled around, baseball and track took over the center of the sports stage. Mr. Durso, the track coach, as well as Mr. Kreutzer, the base all coach, looked forward to a successful season. A golf team wa art d this r by Mr. Smith, and E.I. again sent bowlers to the county matches. With an ever- growing number f rs, a hletic department is one to be proud of. OD fl ' Z ' f H I 0 J! A1 ta' 5 5- 6lf5w,4l5fdU FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW: J. Kreppin, A. Scheeder. ROW TOW: K. Schulthes, T. Collins, C. Q5 Schneider, H. Hughes, J. Walsh, P. Herrle, Q B. Neikam, J. Hubert. Row THREE: Mr. Brennan, K.Dunn, R Schernus, R. Wyman, J. I-Iaffner R. S m ith, M. Bobrovvsky, L. Gamble, M. Walsh, Mr. Codispotti. ROW FOUR: J. Newman, W. Schaefer, L. Galla- gher, B. South, B. Elliott, J. Sabatino, H. Strufe. CROSS-COUNTRY BOTTOM ROW: P. Case, B. Strablizky, C. Danisch, N. Haughney. ROW TWO: B. Walther, D. Taddei, W. McCabe, N. Bernhardt, B. Jezik, Coach Bielski.

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GIRL ' I TRAMURAL The Girls' Intramural Program generates the most extra -curricular interest among the student body. About eighty- five per cent of all the girls in grades nine through twelve participate in at least one sport. At the beginning of each term Managers and Assistant Managers are elected for each sport. These girls are in charge of making up teams, arranging for the teams to play and are responsible for all the equipment connected with the sport. Each activityruns approximately five weeks and ends with class-team playoffs. To be eligible for a class team you must attend the activity at least eighty percent ofthe time. During the fall season, you may go out for soccer and hockey. ln the winter, volleyball, basketball, bowling and recreational sports, in that order are held. The latter group in- Cludes ping-pong, badminton, shuffleboard, and deck tennis. In the spring, there is softball and archery. Our school is a member of the Suffolk County Girls Athletic Association of which Mrs. Werner, Girls Athletic Di- rector, is President. This Associaton sponsors five Sports Days a year, in hockey, volleyball, basketball, softball, and individual athletic contests, such as track events. They have had tumbling and square dancing clinics which our students have attended. Participation in the Girls' Intramural Program is rewarded, according to points by the pre- sentation of numerals, a letter and ultimately a gold key. Girls receive points for attendance, being a manager or an assistant, participation ona class team and for participation in the Athletic Association Sports Day program. The intramural program affords an interesting diversion and gives the girls a chance to learn any particular sport they cnoose. hx ff!-J f Tl' '.,r it - f N Bo'1 roM nqiggrf. Sina Ta.l'ItLCO11I1Id, A. Subberf Harins, QgKRie,.,',,i7?M1gfr.,Wemer, J. R0sscfu,,.f, cappe11i,,...3,,. teerla, N. Probis QTTHKOW W Sf, rms,'., nger, M. Griffi Q R.Ba 6.I'JlR'.l'BCkvC,Q.'l fmfgigelow, J. Littm' ,,rp. yqufryanqp, c.,,Casrfrgr5a, K. roam, K. T ' ,i M. Rotdlqff M. Mason, A. Haus 'li ROW' at -D'.iGI'a7Q,di1o, M. Jones, C. Cohe WEN. Le a d'iiSr5-.Aslb6'rblli, G. Brown, V. Bisch Fwlkochfx.. BraQ?,,gM. Sieglen. ROW FOUIQ' E.ff'Lemp,QBEDcQ!'1 fdsgn, L. Ocenasek, B. Ruckffg' flilowe,T.ig,l5f.i5tz',Pl Tfluimasson, L. Durnim, J. Avigziano, B. von 1r5csH,'iD..aLesc11ik, B. Luis, 13. Loy, M. Guelfi, A. Filimofe. Love?giA. S ithfrr .Allpn.,Ha'gen, D. Beckler, A. BOWLING ff BOTTOM ROW - P. Br M. Archibal J. Rai- singer, C. Rutherford, Jones, A. ith, H Archi d, J. Rossetti,, appelli U5 der, M. Gr'iffi nger. Q TWO huber, N. Fai.-em ,ya ,,33iba1a, L. Golds rr, ffl. Rapuano D.Beckler?'E,jf p,K V . F61y, M. Bige low, J. LittmiYGB. , X QQJSA Qfcglen, M. Mason. Row THREE - M. , , .:iE62t't1nam., B. Loy, c Allessi, L. Case, P. , in h, J. Saliani, D McOmie, L. Walt, M 'ie Q6:w dson, T. Ritz, L. Ocenasek, E. Rehr. ' H5 9 R - M. Rotolo, M Henkel,J. Croteati, C.'Carreana, B. Ellis, A. Fill- more,A.Subberg,.D. Leschik, J. Handley, L. Dur- nim, L. Crounse, V. Wissel. ROW FIVE - N. Pro- bish, S. Schneider, B. Joanni, R. Baclmer, J. lvlil ler, A. Hauser, S. Torres, J. Von Hagen, M. Ncw- man, K. Howe, M. Henkel, N. Lynch.