Hewlett School - Special Yearbook (East Islip, NY)

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Preschool X Block C Block B Alan Feldmann Nancee Bradt Block A Sandra Lawrance James Skannel Loxs Wmkoff Randy Murray 111 QBackgroundl Charles Chesanow Jxmmy Keller Peter Kaufman QBackj Charles Chesanow Gary Sheldon Charles Ross, Jr Sometlmes when we see the lxttlest members of Hewlett Sklpplng gally on the1r care free ways,we wxshthat we couldtake 11fe so easlly and go about, lxke they, wlth nothlng to do However, thxs 15 a mxsconceptxon, as our preschool ns a busy group As we they take French and Enghsh Qof course ours IS a b1t more dxfflcult, but some of the French accents are as good as oursj What grown up hasn't a bxt of play 1n every day of work? The preschool enjoy then' blocks and games, not to ment1on thelr goldfmsh Playmg teaches them as much workmg, they learn to get along wxth each other by parucrpatmg xn these 3Ct1V1t1eS 29 N X 7

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Fourth Grade LEFT to RIGHT: e, Linda Low, Stephen Vejvoda,Vir- ginia P. Manczur, Mary Catherine Jacobatos, Hanna Holland. Af . The day begins with Miss Johnston's roll call, then on to learn reading, writing, and arithmetic. When the recess bell rings the patter of little feet may be heard running to the swings and slide. After that, back to work until the lunch bell rings - then gym. After each marking period one can always be sure to see Virginia Manczur, and Linda Low, receiving gold stars for the honor roll. Whenever laughter is in the air, Stephen is around with his practical jokes. Then in pops Dinny, coming through the door with his arms full of interesting things. The fourth grade has had many enjoyable times such as: being in Christmas Chapels, having parties, and taking part in Commencement. The year has been a good one for them, and they are looking forward to next year with Mrs. Brown. First, Second and Third Grades ,nn ROW ALONG WINDOWS: Kimberly Cameron,Diane Dempsy,Nan Mary Seley, Richard Meeropfel, Beth Morrel, Billy Eyre, Marion Doom. MIDDLE ROW: Marcia Vinson, James Hard, John Carrington, Elena de Murias, Kent Michael Kent. OUTSIDE ROW: Andrea Mac Adam, Carol Goul, Catherine War- nock, Margaret Meerapfel, Karin Lawrance. 1961, - The first three grades make Miss Johnston's room their headquarters. There they assemble every morning for their own chapel. After chapel comes reading, arithmetic and spelling. By the time the recess bell rings, every- one is ready for crackers and a little play. In the warm weather the play area with swings, slide and see saw is a popular rendez-vous. After recess there is more work and, then, gym during eighth period. When gym is over their day is almost finished. Some go to Main House to wait with Mrs. Wilson for their parents, some wait at the School House. They always have something interesting to tell about their busy day at Hewlett. 28

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The Snow The frrst snow What a wonderful show' We felt the north wmd We heard rt blow Not a duck or gull rn sxght, They hld for shelter ln the night After the storm was over, When the wmd and the snow were strll I saw a fnghtened sparrow Perchrng on the wmdow srll Abby Morrel Age 11 Dancing School To get to Dancmg School, We go 1n a car pool When we get there, We promenade ln parrs Then we dance around, Not makrng too much sound And go home for a br I.es11e MacKenz1e Age 11 My Cat My Cat IS an an1mal that Makes a bed ln your favorrte hat He wants to be rn when you want hrm out At bedtrme though he's nowhere about My pencrls and pens he hrdes from me When there s a steak rn the kxtchen That s where he ll be Penny Banks Age 10 U2 Hobbles Hobbres are wonderful thmgs Mme are stamps coms and rrngs I bought a stamp book A com book too, Collected stamps and coms I d1dn't forget the glue After thms was done l had a good collection I drdn t forget anythlng To the best of my recollectron Sherla Dtngwall, Age Grade School Literature .y , y 1' O Q4 yn 7 7 3 lt 1 if Later, we say, Good Night, 'te! Y I! U! , . ' Q . I i I I i QI ' 97 . y , , . 9 Y Y . , . Y ' ' 12