Hewlett School - Special Yearbook (East Islip, NY)

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FIRST SECOND THIRD GRADES ROW ALONG WINDOWS J Smith Trask Lawrence Baird J Dempsey Clary MIDDLE ROW Doom Meerapfel Eyre Seley B Morrel OUTSIDE ROW Vinson de Murias D Demp sey Hard Q1 PRE-SCHOOL FRONT ROW: W. Harvie, S. Mooney, Swersie Herzeca, BACK ROW: E. Baird Malik Jacobs Glass Valentine Lee FOURTH GRADE Clmuon Muripfal Dock ham S Smith Warnock

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Zh gemur On thrs day 1n December the year 58 The Senlors are leavmg a wtll to your fate We know that you re wartlng to see what we ll leave So lest we waste trme thrs rs what we bequeath Bobby Brown berng ofsound mrnd and body do hereby leave my unparnted flats to Daryl Sonbergh Beverly Brown bemg of sound mrnd and body do hereby leave to my srster Alrson all the space 1n the locker may she use thrs as well as I ve used hers Abbre Clark w1ll my bureau drawers to anyone who wrll keep them neat Pat Da1ley do w1ll and bequeath my harrcut to Mary Cathenne Dottle Detwtler solemnly leave Mtss Srdlow and her gym door rn peace not preces June Feldmann do solemnly wrll my mghtly trrps to the kltchen for prune ju1ce to anyone 1 need of rt Sybrl Healy reluctantly leave my eleventh bed at Marn House to anyone who enjoys sleeprng on the floor Sue Hrlbom do solemnly bequeath to Anndee Savage my scatter bratns for obvrous reasons Judy Hones do most wrllrngly and gladly bequeath the whole car pool to Carole Vorght not that she really wants ll Gay Krmmel do hereby bequeath to Mrss Trllman my need and love for p1n curls good luck' V1rg1n1a Mlller leave my luck rn getung a fraternrty pm to Sara Zedan Penny Morse belng of sound mmd and body do hereby bequeath to Mtss Gretner my abllrty to get dressed and down to breakfast ln frve mmutes Dtane Schornsteln do sorrowfully wrll my rldlng ab1l1ty to Penny Krohn so that some a she w1ll show at the Nauonal Horse Show whrch has been my greatest ambltron Sally Srmone do solemnly bequeath to Mtss Sully my mghtmares of cuttrng Doc s halr rnto a Pat Darley Specral Mary Loy Trlton do solemnly bequeath my deep love for Yale to Farth Whltney Fr1ss1 Trtsworth berng ofsound mlnd and sore sprne do solemnly leave my broken bed sprmgs to Claudra Busboom Barbara Weatherly leave my samba talent to Sandy Curuss so that she may not waste her valtant efforts And last but not least Junrors to you we say rt rs qulcker than you thmk' ' I9 U Q! f L .r . n . Il. v. . 1 I. '. ' ' ls I, ' , ', ' . 1. . ' '. L. sl , .. .. y dy I, '. ' '. Il I . -1

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PRIMARY GRADES Pre -school is the jolly beginning of a long school career for the little boys and girls who first enter Hewlett In the morning classes the eleven youngsters spend their time learning French words w1th Madame l-lerzeca If you would like them to srng for you request either Davy Crockett or Frve L1tt1e Ducks for these are two of their favorites With Mrs McKay s help they darly have a proJect such as a colored picture to take home with them Good morning Miss Johnston chorused the first four grades Another day was beginning for the younger set at Hewlett There is always somethrng mterestrng and new happenmg in Miss Johnston s bright sunny classroom Besides the usual routine of reading writing and spellrng there are many new actrvrnes planned for this year What are we doing today Miss Johnston? lt might be a French lesson or perhaps a singing class and then of course there 1S art Many frne examples have been hibrted rn the art room. After assembly in the greenhouse the Fourth graders trudge up to their own home- room and to their teacher Miss Greiner in the schoolhouse. Their room is always attractively decorated. Peals of laughter and smiling faces show that their year is a successful one. Whatever they do these four grades are always VERY busy and VERY happy. 21