Hewlett School - Special Yearbook (East Islip, NY)

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if i fv,., Miss Johnston Grade Sthool Dean 5 ohnston 1 ewlett s rtprt entatrwe from the south lt l 1 Q hr ll t tut budge player wrth M13 sullx ac motnrng M11 John ton Ctnduct clapelf r th '1rst 1 t gra e V t tt ,teen ou 1. Tren e teaches them readrng wrrtrng and ar1thmet1c Her tudents al o learn to p l attu attlx when lunch comes we ee Mrs Johnston surrounded hx exuberant ehldren watkrng up the Garden Path Durtng lunch Me haue a eh therrs Onthe weekend and at d1nner the boarder can get to know M1 Jthnstt 1, and part erpate tn the ron wer at1ons whrch her readx M111-iitpz from getnttg dull Her hutttorr sue? that h tt adult and tt 1l ren can cntox rt Whenexer we see lN1l::I0hlbIOl'1 we can he ure that ter Croc e e e l h t ne dl and thrtad are not far awax She Crochets and emhrotders ju t ahout anxthrng one can name and dot ll htautrfullx too Mus John ton eotttnbutesgreatlw to Hewlett T Ile lllllu ttrl ren tr lrren ttathtr C1 Coun tlor 51161 def1n1telx one ot the ttad1e t p1llat tl on whreh Hewlett d end I . 4 5 Mis' J 1 A H ' ' A ' 's 1 -, . 51' 1 e' rn 'a1t1 ous- and 1: a fre. 'nt E h S 5 f ig 1 o fm ldw1,hAC -.ll 51. lr- sh' ' ' , 1' . Q 2 ' A 2 V ft el ' : ' . 'f ' ance to see how' much the l1ttle chtldren enjoy her presence and she ' ' 5 ' ' 'sev vt '1'A 2' ta - ' 5 A ' I l' . 2 t fr .1 ok 3 'idl s ' Q I' elf l'd15l1f:a 'd, 'tgnd S1 . ' 5 1 ' 1- 5 .5 Y. -,S ' 2 r- N A - Cpu 5.

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Unwritten Covenant He tarrred under the placrd tree, The tree that bowed submrssrvely And rested, rested rn the shade As rn a tomb a man rs lard The sleep came hard and thrck and fast And hovered trll the dark had passed, And rn hrs dreams he heard hrs ple Remember, God, what you promrsed me Then came the stars, a curved moon The srgns of nrght and yet too soon For each qurck moment, fleetrng by Meant more to hrm than meets the eye Thrs was because, pursurng hrm, Over mormtarn, valley rrm Were master, charn man, servants three Oh, please recall what you promrsed m The youth sat up, drew rn hrs knees, Thought of the past, and not wrth ease Thought of the days when torl and sweat Made hrs whole lrfe a ghastly debt A smothered promrse from the start He knew rts evrl rn hrs heart And wrth courage rnsprrrng, He gave rn to desrrrng broke FREE' He warted under the placrd tree, The tree that bowed submrssrvely For dawn he warted break of day When he would up and on hrs way He warted for the red of sky The grey of mrst the moon to dre The words strll came relentlessly Don't forget what you promrsed m The promrse he rs pleadrng of Is tender,krnd, and frlled wrth love From God a blessed covenant For when delrvered rnto lrfe, The Lord agreed and srgned wrth love That each man should have wrthout fee EQUAL OPPORTUNITY' A symbol of thrs sacred oath Is shown as ardent frre rn both The eyes of each oppressed man here On earth, burmng steadfast and clear Vrsrons of the past came to hrs mrnd Of Theron hrs master, the mercrless krnd Patrrcran rn rank not worthy to be ' Please not back to hrm you promrsed me' The wartrng stopped, the dawn arrrved And momrng's colors rt contrrved Gray then vrolet, radrarrt prnk A red sun on horrzon's brrnk The dewbrought out the flower s scents Cloakrng fragrance no pretense As wrth a fervor rapturously He drank rt rn and then felt free The youth rose up and sard Farewell To the placrd tree farewell He touched the trunk so slrm and brown He tumed away and looked around The whole world echoed Joyfully The Lord wrll answer to your plea He walked away and you could see Hrm say, Oh God I m frnally FREE' Marranna Kugel 22 Grade Nrne 3 . . . at Il ' ll . I ! ' e . ' S Q , . ' . e.ll And, though unwritten, it was sent D ' I l 7 Y Y i , . . y ' . . . , . 5 ! 3 I . i l V 3 ' ll ll II ' ll ' ll I ' U I I '

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Eighth Grade FRONT ROW fLeft to Rrghty Melvrna Cannon Sharon Healy Chrrstme Fanto SECOND ROW Cathy Boyd Maureen Kavanagh Susan Low, Joyce Moore THIRD ROW Kathryn Sheffreld Susan Spear Ehzabeth Shreve Meet the etghth grade We are twelve rnseparable classmates Our class became twelve tht year wrth Lrbby Shreve and Cassre Sheffreld Lrbby ha1ls from Massachusetts It IS easy to see that she thmks thts ts the best state ln the Unton Cassre represents the southern part of the eountry We are wonderrng rf thrs 1s where she gets her frne taste rn clothes We have two other boardlng frrends Chrrstrne Fanto and Maureen Kavanagh Chrrs 15 our ambassador for she has trayeled around the world Maureen hopes the next tour years pass bv yery qurckly so he ean make the long promrsed trrp to Quebec Canada Almost all of us have pet sayrngs Betsy Deale has one rn yshrch she ls a frrm belrever Love Thy Netghbor At the frrstsrgn ofsnowthc frrst two gtrls to go out are Sharon Healy and Joyce Moore Sharon 1s our offlcral snow fort burlder and Joyce always has a snow ball on hand to panrc Us After the snow ha receded the f1rst to recognrze the new season ls Sue Lov. On mth the Jodphurs and off 1n a cloud of manages to read qurte a brt ptckrng up words that seem to tax our brarns lylelyrna Cannonrs our representattye tothe Student Councrl She can best be descrrbed a prxte cut and fancy free T le el lth gradeha ty o mn re ltyer A mld llndy and a ma s of flyrng red hatr de errbe Margaret Jack on appreeratronoftnu rt Onthe other hand Cathy Boyd prefer tre cla srcal musre whreh he plays b autrfrlly llle plan ust look rn the lllllslt room an econd lunch erred and you 1 be ure to SLL ler praetrerng yery hard O4 : . y , . . i I , , . : ' , , ' . 4' - .H V' 44 .. A N I , . dust. Tally ho, thats our Sue! Our other Susan is Susy' Spear, who between many' visits to Manhasset, l'-g. 1 - s s' s' v-s. ' so ', as A e' 't 'un o.J ' t' y's p-W I' 'l 's- l' S Vx 7 ' .