Hewlett School - Special Yearbook (East Islip, NY)

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, A N S . ' 5 1 , , , FRONT ROW Jackson M I-Illborn M Cannon Healy, Deale Gardner, Moore BACK ROW Spear Shreve Zedan Boyd LaFrance,Sm1th S Low Sheffreld N ML ,011-41 4f4V- ,A D bc' hr ,Lea obvbf LfQg4, z if 'reef' V- WW FRESHMEN f gay' L'-J A l 9,4 yffJ Away rn a corner no lrght betrays rt f f ffffv 14 ww Y M, Out of the way of the deafenrng norses ,160 Beyond the glare of the ctrcus lrghts fern! 4!4v9 -ffbf There tamouflaged by the darkness stands a small tent burted tn gypsy mag Enterrng wtth hesrtatron I suddenly wtsh I had not come Alas' It rs too late For out of the fog steps a ltttle bent woman who tnstantly knows why I have come Break not the srlence she hushed for I w1ll ftnd for you tn my crystal ball our classmates and therr futures I see Cathy Boyd modestly recetyrng great applause from the audrence ywhrch has just wttnessed her lovely ptano concert From the land and sky come helpless antmals to the warttng hands of Melvtna The blue of the sky fades tnto the blue of the sea on whtch a small satlboat leads the fleet wrth Betsy Deale at the ttller I see another shtp thts much larger I see a ftgure on tt salutrng the flag It s Jody La France head of the seafarmg Way es Susre Low and Casste rtde aeross the meadow wtth shouldered guns and speedtng horses at the heels of therr hound In the dtstant whtte mountatns I see sknng down the slope Joyce Moore mth Margaret and Martha tn hasty pursurt The tolltng of the school bell brtngs happy chtldren to Sharon s tlas e The bell seem to toll for other too These are for tht. yweddrngs of Sara and Cheryl Suzy Spear s and Ltbby s dreams have come true for I ee them at a debutantes ball A the ptcture fade tn the crystal ball I cateh a la t gltmp e oflane as a utte ful arttst Away rn a torner no ltght betrays rt Out ofthe way of the deafentng notse Beyond the glare ofthe trrcu ltght Sharon Healy Mely tna Cannon 26 I .hyd - ' . 1 . , . , . V , V , . . Nvkx ' - x 7 2 a 9 - J - f ' f , . I, .4 V7 I V, I I , .. ,, ef X 1 -f Q Wren .Mr '- - 1 - f . - , xf - ' 4' ' f ft, Z f I ., 4 A . , , r . uf , ,. SN X 1 . I 4' ' , . -' ' .v ' , V f . f , . ' A f D. . X -4 ,, ' - A - I fy 1 If V f' , y 1 . . I 7 ', ff A ',' 1 X . 1 V VV L , . . ' . viva If, . ' , 1 s X' v 1 1 . . ,I , Xi. .. . , ' , IC. ' , . . N . . . .V 4 .- , H - - - A r I , Y . V . V. . V . 4 I 1 , - . - , . , . y . . 5- F ' ' . A ' . y' 1 . ' ' ' ' 2 ' r 's s. so s . . 3 . V . , y Q - ,., . . 1 '1 '- Q ' Q ' il t - - - - I , ' s A s A s ess ' I 4 I V V , . Q -, 2' 'A s ' 5 I a , 1 V.

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BACK ROW K Blegel N Drubm Wexsl A Brown,Wanders E Dempsey Vanderhorst Frsh FRONT R W F Shane de Fere Salas Boger Allan G1lmore Germond EIGHTH GRADE Just thrnk' Next year we ll be Freshmen' Oh' Im gettrng old Ouch' I thrnk I m begrnnrng to have horrrble aches and excrucraflng parns S1l1y that s only from gym yesterday Oh yes because me were last In that race M1ss 51d put us on O D It s just another of those underhanded plots of the upperclassmen so that they can get out of dolng Just wart t11 we re the most athletrc athletes best brarns and sweetest slngers rn the school Yes just wart' Ouch Speakrng about s1ng1ng rf you heard melodrous sounds rssurng from the shower or the assembly hall after lunch rt was a sure rndrcatron that one or more ofthe Elghth graders was around A great favorlte was the Clupmunk Song Alvln Another hrstorrcal achrevement of our class IS The Frre Drrll Eprsode People are stlll talkrng about the nrght when at preclsely ll o clock we heard a famt whlstle lv e rmmedrately staged an rmpromtu frre drrll but were shocked to dlscoxer ll was a false alarm he frnd ll rather hard to concentrate on homework mlth televrslon and fs1gh'5 Drck Clark rn the next room but me can usually overcome such dlff1CU1I16S There' You know Varrety IS the sprce of l1fe Oh' We provrde varlety all rrght' Phoebe G1lmore F anclne Shane -5

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FRONT ROW Rau Tanner Savage Hutchms Worthmgton, Rawak BACK ROW Krohn Son bergh Tte1bef,MaCCOImaCk Lou, Schoenbaum Vorght Hallock SOPHOMORES When rn the course of a chool grrl s lrfe ll becomes necessary on thrs Sep tember 21 to break the bonds that tre us to our JOVOLIS Freshman vear we do so readtly and happrly prepared to enter rnto the hrgh and happy state of the Sophomores Resolye that we may be a fun loyrng clas qurck to break rnto mrles and Jorn rn the excrtement when we are not brewrng some of our own Resolve that we may be a hardworkrng t lass starttng new projects for our example for those ame Sophomores to be that they may be proud to follow rn our footstep Resolxe that we may break the bonds keeprng Sophomores from the responstble duttes of the upperclassmen and breakrng wrth all past tradrtrons be gurded by our own eager mlllda and sprrtts Resolve that our cheerrng squad wrll always be remembered durrng home games as Sophomore rn trtuted and Sophomore organrzed rn the year of 1938 1959 Resolxe that the Sophomore may be a leadrng group ey erywhere qurck to learn qurck to help and always ready to uphold the honor of Hewlett Susan Schoenbaum 27 . : 7 3 Y . 7 I ' : 7 I ! ! ! ' 1 A I - I I N 4 1 school, that we may' be remembered by future Sophomores, and, setting an ' s.