West Babylon High School - Eagle Yearbook (West Babylon, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1956 volume:

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N-4 SJ R4 I 4 MAJ 'L 0 UH IIIUSC WIIU UflLll0WIQ1Il1Q ll ljflllnq Illillil, QHIJCP ffl IQKIVII llllll IH HH H1050 WIIFD PQSpQlLt HIP NNfiS1IHll'l of HIP llllfbll., IIIUPQ IPQIPHQJ. Y ' .ww- ' 4 ll'1H'f1 of flzunlrs is :Inv lo flu' llIf'H1lIl'l'H of our Ifourd of 1u'1I1u'ufiol1,' wifhouf llzvir IIlll'l'tlNl'Il!j wjlbrfs in our Iwlzrrlf, the suc'cvssm1fl l'r'uIiLul1'on uw' so 11111011 flvsira' woulrl m'1'1'r ln' uHr11'm'rI. Srm1c'Iin11'N. Iwmzuwf of our own p1'1'solmI rrffr11'1'.w, nw foil fo I'l'llll,.Zl' fhc' grmf 7 wm'vic'c', inzporfrrncrf and rvsponsiIn1'Ii1'1'vs of flzvsff HH'HI1Jl'l'S of our l'UHlH1IHl1'I'.ll. U 1' should YiHC'l'l'0I1l ucknm1'lvzIgc' flzvsv many film people for u job nwll flow, Wulwl, lvff lo right: Mrs. H. Sprague, Mr. W. Weeks, Mr. W. Mcllenry, president, lVIrs. ID. Arnold, Mr. W. A. George. Sfundiufl. Ivff to righi: Mr. A. Sheldon, business manager. Mr. L. Berger, Mr. W. Nugengast, Mr. J. Stahlberg, Mr. H. Petersen, Supervising principal, and Mr. R. Van Brunt, school attorney. The absent member is Mr. A. Barnett. There is something very strange about the photograph above, for both Mr. Peter- sen, our supervising principal and Mrs. Geis, his very etlicient secretary, rarely have the opportunity to sit still long enougrh to have at picture taken. We are all aware of the tremendous responsibility involved in guiding such a large school district as ours, but Mr. Petersen allways seems to find the needed time to discuss our many prob- lems with us. It is comforting to know that there is such at person looking out for our welfare. .sam 'Ne wish not only to thank lllr. De- lfreest, our junior high school supervisor, and Miss Young, our guidance director, for the work done in our behalf during the school year, but the many, many others who have made the school year an enjoy- able one. We could write about many individuals who have given us worthwhile experiences, and lessons we shall never forget in the years to come, but that would take many reams of paper. May we simply say, 'Thank-you, thank you very muchf, to: our teachers, our secre- taries ,our custodians, and our bus drivers. 3 G99 if Smm'l1'n11w, lw1'f111,w ll'l l'l' so Inns!! lfifll mf1'm4'n jn'ulzI1'n1.w, n'r2lm'g1f'f hon' fl1'ff1'1'1fll '. ff , A , , ., fl lx in run rr ,wvlzrml lllf' s1,:'1' of 0lll.S. Ixcrpzny an ljll ull flu lllfllfll, Hrlfrrrr frn1l,wufr ul' lin' .wfzulwnh is lm! rrIu'r1ff,w fl I't'II'lll'll1'Ilf1 fuslf, Im! Jlrs. Kullzlzfwn 0'II1'ir'n flow u won rlwrful fob in l1l'I' num! r11'r11'fnux nlrrnnwr. lik 1lIl1'rljf.w ll plr'us111'r', ,ms , ... I Iflff' rr fUIll.f', In 14-nik infu Ihr' IlHI'Y1'9 ufflw mul frwl flu' uvrrnrflz mul .w1nc'f'r1f1f ff1'm'rufwfl by limi fm rlwful IVIUNII .wmilrz lu'1'w1 lI'lIl'Il Ihr fllljl fx u1'1'1'r'r1sl mul IIIINHIIII, llzr' nff1'f'f' fs ln'1'gl1f frnrl r'l1r'1'1'fHI. In ilu' plmfuyrrrplz fIlII1'1lNNfHflHlf,A1fll'!lAIlIl I'I11l1'. ulmrw Vw O'Iir11'n r'lzr'c'l.'w Hu' rrllvnflrznw' wlzrrf will lzrr 1'1'rl1 Cfify Usual School Day My day begins at six o'clock A. M. It's really supposed to start at iive o'clock, but due to the fact that I'm somewhat slow in getting up in the morning, it begins at six o'clock. I have a sure tire alarm clock in the person of my younger brother, Fred. It seems that his voice is pitched on thc assumption that our entire household is stone deaf. Even when my father yells at him a dozen times to be quiet, Fred's whisper is louder than anyone's na- tural voice! And then to school. Dear, old school, where I spend many frantic hours trying to cram such subjects as geometry, bi- ology and English into my poor head, which my dear father at times, insists, is a complete vacuum! After school, home again to study and to study some more. WVhen an examina- tion comes up, it seems as if,I haven't studied at all. Then again there are some humorous sides to my home life. My mother has a habit of quoting proverbs at us, one of her favorites being Many hands make light work . This is a gentle hint for my sister and me to get busy with the dishes. Our usual response Too many cooks spoil the broth , one of mother's favorite proverbs, until we started using it in such a sneaky way! But the dishes must be done, so my sister and I do them duti- fully, if not willingly. Another major crisis come up when we watch television. My brother is all for Roy Rogers, or a similar western. My sister prefers a musical show, while I would rather take in a drama or sports event. These and similar incidents help make my school day a busy, if not exciting one. Then ten o'clock to bed with night- mares of geometry, biology and English! Marie Verderosa I' ,, y l, .,,c,. x I Q. m .. f KV sf f u . . . 0 .9 - f , is 2321 va rpg' 1 1 MJ 0 , an IW' nvy l'urol Palpv points out lncliw an the map in Mr. Kallogvrn- kos' sawizll sludivs vlzlss. 'l'ezu'hers ul' llistrry and Sn- vial Studies arc: Mrs. M. Follis Mr. A. Bvnusky Mr. I-1. Killl'KlDl'Llk1iS Mr. G. fi2l0llll'l' Mr. l'. F2Ihl'l'l.12lS Mr. ll. Conrad 'ik Mrs. R. Robinson explains :l point in Sith grande linglish In Iivlurvs llzlllurn. 'lkmvlu-rs uf English nrv: Mr. Nl. W'ilPnsky Mrs. R. Robinson Mrs. I-1. Fule-y Mrs. l.. I,nng!'0rcl Mrs. P. Niklas NII1. l'. Taxrralnt IIZIIIKUZIRPI my! w i X f, Ut: ' A M W-53 ,,..u ffz, Ap:l'v01l, says Mr. Fried- llllld to Marion C'hi0ITvll0 and Thunms Smith, thalt's U10 waxy the pruhlvm is dmu'. The' 10:14-llvrs ol' lmntlwmntics are: Mr. ll. Harrington. Mr. M. lfrwd- land. Mrs. ll. Muvhling, Mr. F. Gondnmn. ' ,, .nw J fff ' Mrs, M. l'lrie'h posvs il lllll'Sli0ll ln thc- lnvlnhe-rs ol' ha-r Sl'il'lH'l' vlzlss. 'l'c-au'ln-rs nl' scivlwe' url-: Mr. A. UZIINIIIP, Mr. .l. lllsvn, Mr. M. lfrie-dlauul, Mr. ll. Cun- rzul, Miss M. lxlwrlmrdl, Mrs. M. l'Iria'h. , 1.1 1 Mr. ll. S1-hnulcs, our busy musical clirevlor, points out the 1-orrc-vt note- on the wnlv. r The- girls in Mrs. li. l,c'ilwr- mun's hmm- vc-onmnia-'s PIIISS. are f1lSl'llI1lll'd hy thc' sc-wing mm-hinf-. Le-fi tn right: l.. Pzlslurv, A. Posts, R. Svllwvitzf-r. Mrs. l,e-ih0r- mllll. A. M. Lorvh. Sl'1lll'I'. ll. l'0nrnwy. .l. lindvr. -M- Q' .1 V' VIERAJ ,wx fy A Q' , , z V X., LL X q 1- ' ' ' f U h wi V X . Ca ,IL f X Mr. l'. Sznvutu. our vm-ry fine nrt tn-au-lwr. points nut an feature of modern nrt to John .lamsl-n. . by ' P . 5 Ji' A f P ' ? fqfef g 2 . ., . l A? , QQM ...Q -- K ' Ai? ,A Aa' 1,641 Mx J' r LLL ,fl l5lI'. l'. 'I'au'zlnl, our lun Xllilgl' instruvlnr, and Mr Nl. Wil:-nsky, tc-an-In-I' ol I Hlh and llith gluuln- ling lish, nrr pln tugralplwrl dis 4'llN5illg an lvssx n plan. X 1 I If fi 1 Mr. Holmes. teacher of in- ........4 l lu- , ,- 1 . , t ,. . . f ,.4' ,, , v, 7 V' . -fl ,.s 1 'l 'v R .,,4 . . L. . ,xx Our vamera peers into ll busy typing class being conducted by Mrs. M. Brinkman. Class members visible are: lst row-A. Broderick. J. Austin, 2nd row-V. Parker, D. Miner, D. Lilly, J. Janello, 3rd row-M. Seifert. H. Scuderi, B. Ruggles, 4th row- Mrs. Brinkman, P. Pawson. dustrial art, explains oper- ating procedure of one of the new machines in our shop. Left to right: L. Hamer, Mr. Holmes, ll. Birken, J. Petersen, R. Samuels. M, 'M J :wg .. N ,a it . Q 1 N, ik : 1 5 1,11 Viv: J , ,, , : ..-. Z 4, Q . ...ww-A., H Mvsw-awww' .-X .mmm A shut is mzule at the basket in thc boys' gym class. Mr. W. Legerlotz is the lmys' physical edu:-ation instructor 5 ' x l N fi 4 ,Jr f I 3 5' O f -1 -gn , 15 The girls lcnrn h0w tn tumble in one of Mrs. l.u- petin's gym classes. Mrs. li. Lupetin teaches physical education tu th:- girls. Bw vm N.. .sm ,,,. E. 5uNsET lfllvrlslwrlvslslu Qvvwvlll rclftlfll- 01000500 Softly Old Sol tucks his sunny head into the pillow of the earth as peace reigns silently throughout the world. The last strips cgf sunlight shade worPdly objects with their amber hue giving a heavenly cast to all. The birds in the twilight sing a lullaby of night while, as a moccasined lndian, night creeps down upon the earth. Sunset is dissolved in the mist of night. Marsha Maleshko 9th grade UA The trim craft was bob- bing idly next to the dock. lts clean white paint shone in the sun, and little ripples lapped against the hull. As I stepped aboard, she felt good under me and seemed eager to get under way, like a race horse at the starting gate. When I unfurled the sails, they opened up like the wings of a startled gull. How good it feels to know the wind is doing your work for you, filling the sails, sending you cutting through the deep green water and out into the open sea! Bruce Kinsel 9th grade What's So MY0 TA ' Janis looked at the circle of waiting faces, faces that in a few moments could register either acceptance or scorn. It was up to her. She could picture the thrill, the fun of being accepted by this crowd. the crowd that ran Ehindale High. If she took the cigarette being of- fered her, she would be a part at last. Janis knew only too well what it would be like to be out in the cold again, for only recently had the door of popu- larity opened to her. Suddenly. it seemed to be shutting again. She looked at Joan Ellis-smug. pretty, and very superior. How she wanted a friend like Joan Ellis. They could have so much fun together. Her eyes rested on Pete Williams who grinned easily at her. Come on! his laughable eyes seemed to say. Maybe if she took it-Pete would ask her for a date, and .loan would become her best friend. Then the picture changed. Her lov- ing, laughing, mother and father were smiling at her. She remembered their words earlier that day. We'll always trust you, honey. You'll never fail us. we know. All this passed through her mind in an instant. No, thank you, I don't care for one. Her voice was very clear and calm. Joan's mouth twisted smugly, and Pete just took his interest away from Janis. She could no longer see the lights of the Candy shop , the gathering place of the crowd. Janis rose swiftly and hur- ried out-a small blond girl in a brown tweed coat. Her hurrying footsteps seemed to say, What's so important? What's so im- portant ? And her heart seemed to answer back and say, Your own self-respect and that of those you love. Sandra Fischer, Grade 10 ,. Most Popular Best Dressed Biggest Flirt Best Personality Best Looking Best Dancer Laziest Most Scientific Quietest Politest Best Blushers Best Athletes Most Talkative Best Natured Class Pet Class Pest Class Wit Most Sfudious Most Humorous Most Imaginative Best Musician Most Ambitious Best Singers Bookzcorms 10th GRADE POPULARITY POLL Q Michael Varvaro Ronald Mussenden Anthony Russo Anthony Cusumano Peter Henn Ronald Mussenden Arthur Ercolino Howard Stables Anthony Segura John Venticinque Edward Haeseker Michael Varvaro George Loy Richard Beck Edward Stedronsky George Loy George Loy Edward Stedronsky Joseph Paterek George Loy Howard Stables Edward Stedronsky Joseph Williams William Hilgreen Cutest Gaul DeMichael Inge Janello Laura Engle Verna Parker Inge Janello Inge Janello Louise Pallomallo Louise Pallomallo Edith Schultz Beatrice Ruggles Dolores Miner Laura Paton Margaret Richerson Carol Costa Carol Kromberg Carol Kromberg Josephine Sofia Josephine Sofia Edith Schultz Josephine Sofia Laura Pickslay Helen Beinert Helen Beinert Barbara Wupper Edith Schultz Orion Hoffman if Most Popular' Hvsf Dr0.ss1'1l I?1'gg1'.sf Flirfx Rest PP7'.Q0'lIflllfjl Hvsl' L 0 olfi I1 g I-Twsf DfIl1l'IJl'S LlI2.'1.0Sf Most SCI-l IIflflC Quicfesf Best B'Iz1.sh0r.s Politest Rest Athletes Most Trrllmfizfe Rest NUfIl7'0d Class Pet Class Pest Class Wit lllosf Sf1ldt0IlS Most Hzlnzorous Most IllIflgllIf1l'l1'P Best Ill1lsicifm Most AllIII'l.lllUllN IfI'8f Singers I?noIru'orn1s flrfmsf 9th GRADE POPULARITY POLL Red Sommese Robert DeVito Robert DeVito William Ciraco Carmine Napoli Red Sommese Edward Koenig Ralph DeLucia Perry Hempstead Roy Pepples Ralph DeLucia Dave Fredricks Anthony Rizzuto William Ciraco Ralph DeLucia George Ploss William Ciraco Anthony Abbot William Ciraco Ralph DeLucia Mel Kloor Ralph DeLucia Pat DeMarzo John Smith Carmine Napoli Jo Ann DeMartino Gwen Mead Alice Boyn Patsy Price Gwen Mead Ann Rupper Laurie Michaels Margaret Sydam Adelaide Anderson Marsha Maleshkow Adelaide Anderson Patricia Price Patricia Waring Patricia Kelly Marsha Maleshkow Ann Rupper Ann Rupper Margaret Sydam Patsy Price Anita Simone Alice Boyn Adelaide Anderson Sandra Simeons Laurie Michaels Marsha Maleshkow INDSTROM listened and smiled inwardly while the old chief spoke to the men who had come ashore from the schooner. Lindstrom was happy. At last he could leave this cursed south Pacific island with his precious pearls. He did not say anything when Luana told how he had been washed ashore after his ship had been wrecked. He grinned when the old man told how he had be- haved when he heard about the giant pearls, how he had forced his will upon the natives and made them dive into the warm waters of the lagoon only to die from the sharks and unbearable pres- sure. Lindstrom smirked. The natives thought he was a god, and so he pre- tended to be one. For a year he had played the part of a madman and he took their food and pearls. Crazy, the ol' man's crazy, not me.', The men from the schooner stared at him with his wild red beard and the little canvas bag hanging around his neck. Lindstrom moved about uneasily. Surely they wouldn't believe the old man. He was as sane as any of them. And, yet, he saw how they moved, how they were spreading out. No, No! Don't believe them l It was useless to fight. He was down. This couldn't be true, it couldn't be hap- pening! There was a fortune in pearls around his neck. They couldn't really think he was crazy. They would send him home to a crazy house. Graz Mlm Pearls Wait, listen to me! he pleaded. I can prove I'm not crazy. There was really no way to prove it, but he was stalling for time to think, to find a way out .... the pearls!! He fumbled with the sack at his neck. Please, everything the old man said is true, but I was only acting. You don't have to take me home in irons. I'll give you a fortune. I've got pearls. You won't be sorry! Lindstrom trembled. You see, he is mad, said Luana. Lindstrom tried to struggle, but it was hopeless. They put him in chains, carried him bodily to the rowboat and rowed out to the waiting schooner. Later on there would be a cell in an asylum. Luana could smile at the thought of that. He stood on the beach, watching the schooner moving out of the lagoon with Lindstrom and the natives who would testify against him. From the sand Luana picked up the canvas bag which Lindstrom had dropped. Slowly Luana poured the contents of the sack into his hand. There were still some smooth round pebbles inside, the same pebbles he had placed there the night Lindstrom slept so fast. He turned toward the lagoon and smiled. Yes, it was just and right that it should end this way. Mario Convenuto Grade 10 S 5 il It has oftvn. lzvml said that lll'll'l'HI,l.lHlflflll, sportsmanship and fair play are the most important 1'If'nu'nts of tlu' game. Tlzrfsv, together with some skillful players and a little luck, lzatzw cnalnlcd West Babylon to make its mark lan, all sports. On tho following pagvs ara scones and picturzfs of those dijffwmlt sports. Look at them and soo if you rezmfnzlnor those days zrhont we made that very important basket, that all important touclzdozrn or scored the 1l'l'Hfl1l'IIQ run. FOOTBALL W1-at B211JX11l11'S J11yv00f11o1lJ:1ll1011111 11'a:ss111111osQd to be 1110 Ucusy g111111- 011 11111 1JlJI51lI1l'll1h' s1'l11-111111 Wm' 111111 11111 11181 121112111 as 11 111111101 of fz1c1, W0 v1'v1'e 1110 111108 who did llllll'C 1111111 lllll' 111111 N1l'll'1' 111 111161111- :11'111111fl. I1 w:1s:1 1011111 1111111 wax :1 0101111 10 1110 f:1111o11S 1121111111131 1111111111111 01' 11111 A w.'1'1l lllllbb bv said 21100111 1110 vxc'c1lc111 job 1111'11 Cd i11 by our y1':11'li1111s. 'FIM' 111-1111-111lu11s q111111111i0s. but 1111- 'AIIQVCI' say div spirit was 11lw11ys 111 1-viclciicc. A 1111151 bc given 111 4-0110111-s, M12 Kc1111cdy 111111 Mix Munzzi. I'11'1111'1-d zibow: 130110111 Row, L. 111 R.: E. Ha0s0kC1'.J,A1'1111111,D.F1'1'111'1L'ks A. Gillvspio, W. C11'z11'11, W. Ca1llm1':1y. A. Russo, J. 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West West West West West West West Port Js'fTers1m Babylon Northport lluntington West Islip Seton llull l'iltt'll0gU0 The famous pony ham-klield ol the West Babylon Eagles: RIIB, Robert Pee-Wee Goodman, QB, Ronald Muss lVl ussenden, FB, Anthxzny Tony C u s u m a n o, Lllll, Michael Mike Varvuro. BASKETBALL With il 15-0 v-on-lost rocord, Wvsl. Babylon provod to lmvf- one of tho best. it not the bvst, jzipiwr' husk:-tliull I1-:ini in Suffolk Coinity. Afte-i'ez11'l1 maine. the team sccniod to have mozitvi' win tho nvxt onli. This. togctlivi' with sportsmanship and fziii'-play, is what l'l'2lllY niake-s ll clilmipioii- ship tvzini. Oni' iauskctlnzill luluyers kl1'l' ccitziiiily champs! Cll'U'l'Illlll1lil 111 Iv M. Vfirvaro. R. Musscnden. R. Phillips. Front l'UXK', tho Si.1ll'llllgJ, fivc: L, Foiieville. W. Czillowny, Bzivk row: A. C'l5LIlll2lllO. W. Schloss, E. Rviiigold. R. Willis William: E. Stvclronsky and Couch Lcgrcrlotz. uns, E. H111-sckor, P. DOMic-lun-l. A. Russo. .I. 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LlIjlI'fl.ll, u u'1'll I GIRLS' ACTIVITIES 1Dll'!'I'j10lIl' mwlx muwuruyr'nu'nf u'lu'n flu' yunu' is lurrrl plrzywl, mul flu' nuff-:mu iw in rluufnf. In sluzrf, fluff is flu' aim mul goal nf1'lI1'1'l'l1'1r1lllly1. IXll'I'flll'SH fn my flu' r'lu'1'r- Iwulrrs pu'fm'1'fl ulmzw, P. I'ru'1', M. Mulvslzlm, .l. Off, I. ,lrr1u'lIn, Il. Ilnllnrrr, JI. 1101'- u1u'y, I. I31'1'u'rrr mul J. Il1'Mrr1'fi1m lurrr' rllwnys rlmu' nn 1'.z'c'1'lI1'11f mul 1.llS111.l'lllf1 july. lf slumlrl lu' l'1'llIl'Il1lll'l'l'Il, lmu'f'z'c'l', fluff 0lu'1'rl1'r11lfny is lulf flu' 1'.rff'nf of flu oluulwlmul1'urr'full!1plflnruvl xf'lu'rlnl1' lI'!I-V puf info fQfl'1'1'f so fluff rlll flu' girls fn un: wluml mulfl Nl1lIl'!' in flu' r'.1'z'r'llr'lu'4' of s1u'l1 rr pp-ngrunz. .Ynf only rms lmslmflzrlll, Pnl- I lwylulll, fivlrl l1n1'l.'1'!f mul .wfflzrrll fuuyllf mul I'llI'HlIl'IlfII'll, lmf Class f'UIl1jlI'fl.ILlUII lI'llN nflwn lliglzliyllfml. Ulu' of flu' llrufllf jlUI'IllN ml flu' xr-luml 1'frl1'urlu1' was Hl1u'-Gold .Yl.!llIf.H Drive plus battered knees equals lu:-vkey team. GIRLS' IIOCKI-JY Top row-left to right: E. Bnrbarino. li. Lynch- ard, ll. Reynolds. L. Loughran, F. Booker, l. Janello, J. Ott. Bottom row-left to right: P. Jenkins, P. Price, M. Mnlvshko, M. Kwherson, li. Schultz, J. De Mnrtono, S. Si- mon. J' i 1 'Ov Hey, here 1-omei the Twirlers! Left to right: M. Braust. J. Lavinc, R. Wagner, I. Janello, L. Perretty, G. Mead. Tlu:'sv double drihbles really killed us, girls! Bottom, left to right: l'. Price, M. Maleshko, R Moorhead, J. De Martino, R. VanDerg00t. To-p, left to right: G. Hai- ley, C. McCarthy, J. Frank- lin, D, Wagner, J. Ott, M. Rirhcrson, S. Simon. DC' WL OK f7'VGE'1. fb Fear Ye Mephistophles STRANGER This is my lesson, Learn it, please. Beware the root of evil, Fear Ye Mephistophles! BATAN Curious the life a human leads, 'Tis stiffled with work and all in vain, For no matter how hard he begs or pleads, He will feel the torturous ache of pain. SATAN And you, arrogant sir, A skeptic in defying this, Then see for yourself, this very day Choose any lad or miss. SATAN Average, for sure, For we want no foul play. I will enlighten you, Before the end of day. SATAN First you wonder, then you ponder, and then you suddenly pick. Aha, 'tis a lowly farmer, Who will work till he is sick. SATAN Look at this farmer, His fields have gone dry. His harvest is ruined, His children will die. But sir this is cruel STRANGER Ciould you but offer him food. SATAN I've offered him riches, And this does no good. He vetoed my bargain, He cast me away. He continues working Throughout every day. QTRANGER Yes, he works, And it's honest and good. SATAN Ah, but why, You, see, you have not understood. SATAN For the life that he strives for, Need not be of pain. It could be easy and pleasant. So what makes him refrain? STRANGER Refrain? From what, may I ask? SATAN Oh, 'tis nothing, 'tis trivial, so don't search your brain. Well if you must know, 'tis a bargain, A contract which I offer Again and again. STRANGER This contract you speak of, What are its rules? bATAN You simply get rich, And you need no farmer's tool. STRANGER And for all these great riches, What do you need? SATAN Nothing much really, 'tis only a deed. STRANGER A deed, In exchange for riches and fame. I think I would choose, To partake in this game. SATAN Oh, say no more, My curious friend Enscribe your name here, And your troubles will end. QTRANGER There, my name is signed. SATAN Yes, it is done. You are mine forever, Again, I have won. STRANGER Ha, What have you won? I am rich, and you get a deed. Ha, Ha, I'm afraid my dear friend, I must wish you God Speed . SATAN Don't say that word, It strikes like a pain, Pick up the deed And read it again. SATAN It says, I give you these riches. But not without toll. For in return, You give me your soul. STRANGER Good Lord, I am finished, My fate has begun. I am doomed to Hades, What have I done. STRANGER This is my lesson, Learn it please. Beware the root of evil, Fear Ye Mephistophles!! Ralph De Luca, 9th Grade . . Hey, that's mine! Look, fellas, yu-u both cau't dribble . WA ' A Something about chickens fighting .... Sure, it's milk .... fi , 1 - ..,- I L, L ff' Th11VS all ITIUSCIU, SOD! Rock 'n Roll - R0rk 'n Rock If 4. 1 f x .- 5: 5 ' K -V - I , ,, 6 W 122' 'WH' 1 . 4 wif Q 40 7 -.-.W W f ff' uw, M I W 57 4 fl Q :1E1E' ' X- Gu0r-s wlm? Now, look, boys! Nfl hungry, just nervous! i M amd if elevtvd . . . . . . Field luwkvy, anyone? LI n 1 1 D - - . Lilll'-Ill!! . . . . Sm I Said tu him-un' lu- says to me . . . llrrffw lllr yfuny SCIENCE SOUAD flliillllllllb, U. Grzlws. Mollivzl. C Nzlpnll. .I .lwlnmmxx J. Hzululxt. N. C4mI:1n1:11'11m R. Mlllzlrv. W K:ux':ul11u1:l1. I HQ-VIJSI. H. Stzlhlvs, .I. W1 Iixlms. VV, Ftulwr, J, Dvl Pl'l'Il R. Gibsun. 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Mfr fr if QALQ' . 1- K 1 rl-Q ' lxl, fl I XII' L 1 C' U ff L, . ff- fyfx NEWSPAPER Top row-left to right: J Took111',B.Cl1111'1'y. M. A, Plutv K. Millllllllil, S. Lipskl, S Millvr, A. B1'111iv1'i1'k. Sec-ond row-left tn right. W. HilL!l'l'l'll, L. P:1t1m.P.J1-11- kms. C. KI'4lIlllJl'l'Ll, II. B01ll1'l'l L. Enuvl. J. C1':lwf111'ci, V Pnssvlal. Third row-left to right: 'I' Fulluxl, B. W11l:111v1', L.. Plvks- lay, I. Jz1m'l111, R. A. Agglxulmxm C. Costa, B. Rugglvs. Bottom row-left to right A. Gilford, Mrs. ROIJIIISOII, S Ymxmaums, E. Schultz, R M11111'm-1111, M, S111'1au111, M V1'x'dv1'11s11. Absent members O.H11lf- mzmn, P. IIiuu1'1's1m. H. 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If 1'1'1'1'1111 111'1f1lI112llfl'l11l, f110011 11'1'f1I S11 111111111111'1111111'.Z11111111111 111'11111l'111-W, C111111' 111171111117 101111 1111111111 l'111111'N, 1111s, 11111'1'1111s111, 1I'1lS 1110 111'111111i,:1111'1111. IV0 11111111' 111111 1111 1110 111111'-W 111 0111110 1111' W0sf11111111111111111111S011111111111111111'111111k0 its 111000, .1llN1111 s11, 11s 11110 11,11 1111' 11111Nf1111fl1-1111 11111s1'011l 111'111111s 1111 I11111g IN1l11Il1. First Row L-R- Florence Rylsky, Bzirbz1i'u Keller Rivliard Koenig. Frank Rziiiimczi, Rose Mary Toir. Judith Steppe Catherine Klaus. Daivid Saxton, Raymond Smith, Riiyinond Wil- liziins, Harold Hirst, Herbert S0110- alles. C0llC1llCll1l'. Sevond Row l,-R- Bruce Boreersen, Theoclure Burn'- liardt, Ralph Czistello, Carolyn Sax- ton, Phyllis Brown. Laura .See Pa- ton, Helen Beinert. Robert Carman John St2ll'11bEl'Q', George Russel. Dainiien Cziinlmanelli, Edwmd Allen, -11111111 Szinfrutello, James Cainplbell. Dennis Johnston. Terry Fischer Robert Fiore, P21111 Gugliuzzo. Missing Members- Howzird Stables, Donald Mayers Charles Rogers. Helen Rogers Charles Vollnior, Thomas Sjolund S1-rain Martin, Peter Goifen, Har- Qld Hartman, Peter Vzinclergoot. A1111 I11.wf, I111f l'l'I'ffll'llI.Il f111' f1'11111 I1'11xf, ll' 11'111'1l of 1'l11111l.'s in H11' 1111'111l11'1's of H11' glish H111l111' SUl'l't'f!l f111' 11111k1'1111 llzfs 1111?1I1'1'11fi1111 1111.wiI1l1'. IV1'fl11111f Hzvil' H1'1'I1'ss 1'f- f111'fs fl 1111'1'1' 1I1'1'11111 11'1111I1I 111'1'1'1' lz111'1' I11'1'111111' II11' 1'1'llI1-ffl 111111 111111' 1111711 I11'f111'1' 111111. 311: JI. WiI1'11s1i'1l. 111I1'is111'. B1itL11m row: L. M11r1-lli, E. Schultz. E. Szymunski M. Maieshko, P. Price, J. Laviue. S1-coiid row: Mr. Wilunsky, B. Wuppcr, L. Picks- luy, M. Vcrderosa, P. Hubert, B. Rugxprlcs, D. Stramicllo Third row: W. Stobcr, J. Vciiticiuqiic. C. Krom- bvrg, H. Beinert, J. Crawford, K. Lucas. E. Stedronsky. Lust row: R. Williams, M. Plate, V. Parker, D Miiwr, T. Sjoluiid, W. Calloway. J. Puterck. T o Best WiSllCS FRUM ARCHITECTS FUR THE WEST BABYLON SCHOOLS I Mvmlwrs nf llm .'illlPl'il'lIll lnstitutv of .'il'l'IIi'l'l'fS COMPLIMENTS OF ' The Student Council of West Bah lon Schools Uficers President .... EDWARD STEDRONSKY Vice President ...... CAMILLE MAZZIO Secretary ....... ....... G WEN MEAD Treasurer .... .... W ILLIAM CIRACO Homeroom Representatives Arthur Ercolino Joan Nicolosi Frith Pickslay Edith Schultz Albert Broderick Thomas Belesimo Hope Reynolds Ralph DeLucia Lorraine Allen Edward Szymanski Edward Koenig Jean Lavine Edwin Gibson Marie Gilkinson Sonja Nielsen Marianne Passela Linda Kuttner Ralph Vitale Dominick Bello Bruce Heyner Janet Crockett Peter Kane Linda Perretty Dorothy Ackerly John Sanfratello Daniel Nagengast Antoinette Culelo George Barnes Fred Fillipone Joseph Lopicollo Elaine Nielsen Edward Madocks John Blauvelt Phyllis Verderosa Nicholas Groudas Susan Maleshko Nancy D'Accordo BEST WISHES from Brad Hoyt Field Representative for KNAPPE Sz JOHNSON and Elmore 0. Burr Clerk of the Works For the New Schools Bill Ernst's Steak House Route 109 and Straight Path West Babylon New York ROOHUQ' Siding Rotunda Roofing Inc. 531 Sunrise Highway, Babylon, N. Y. MO 9-3366 - MO 9-3364 Leaders Gutters Connelly's Tavern 557 Sunrise Highway West Babylon New York Erik's Service Center SHELL Gasoline and Oils General Auto Repairs and Service Great East Neck Road and Route 109 West Babylon, N. Y. West Babylon Pharmacy R. McKenney, Ph.G. - H. Tielinen, B.S. 72 Arnold Avenue Phone MO 9-0015 West Babylon, N. Y. Belmont Center Barber Shop Crew Cuts, Flat Tops, D. A. To Fit Your Personality . . . Sunrise and Belmont Avenue Babylon, N. Y. FARMERS AND TRADERS LIFE INS. CO. fHome Office, Syracusej Herbert A. Johnson General Agent 64 Arnold Avenue West Babylon New York Life, Accident, Health, Hospitalization MOhawk 9-5700 o Arnold Buick Corp. o 535 West Montauk Highway Babylon, L. I. Best Wishes West Babylon Teachers' Association 1955 - 1956 Mr. A. Capone, President Mrs. M. Kaufman, Vice-Presideiit Miss T. Bolzan, Treasurer Mrs. J. Hernandez, Recording Secretary Mrs. R. Robinson, Corresponding Sec'y Germano Qual-ity Meats Poultry Specialties Freezers - Restaurants Supplied Located in West Babylon Food Center 1018-1020 Little E. Neck Road lCorner Herzel Blvd.J West Babylon Meal Cut the Way You Like It MO 9-9811 Free Delivery Wolf is Sport Shops Inc. 134 West Main Street Bay Shore, New York BA 7-0033 282 Sunrise Highway Rockville Centre 584 Central Avenue Cedarhurst MO 9-1818 Phone MOhawk 9-1221 West Babylon Lumber Co. Lawrence , , g Mason and Building Materials 3-Hour Cleaners 393 Little East Neck Road B bl ,N Y k 7 Arnold Ave. W. Babylon, L. 1. a y on ew 0' MOhawk 9-4400 Bulk's Nurseries lWhere the Windmill Ish 610 West Montauk Highway Babylon, New York Ernes.t's Service Station 562 Sunrise Highway West Babylon, N. Y. MOhawk 9-1445 Custom Made Aluminum Windows and Doors Path Drugs T 62 ,I Distributors 993 Straight Path, West Babylon 33 Karen Street West Babylon, New York Prescriptions Free Delivery Friendly Service Thomas Ford John Olsen Tllden 4-6834 MOhawk 9-0136 TU 8-0750 Awnings of Aluminum and Fiberglass MO 9-9803 Emerald Drive ln Bar and Restaurant Famous for Our Hamburgers - Franlcfurters - Scotch Pies 760 Sunrise Highway West Babylon, New York Catherine Gillespie, Prop. Lindenhurst Babylon R. G. Torns QQ Co. Electrical Contractors 31 Deer Park Ave., Babylon, N. Y. Telephone: MOhawk 9-0254 Lighting Fixtures - Hardware - House Furnishings - Electrical Appliances 4,, TUrner 8-0840 BODE'S Landscaping LAWNS - EVERGREENS - TREES - FENCES - SLATES ROTO TILLING - TOPSOIL 1238 13th Street West Babylon, N. Y Best Wishes Compliments of Long Island Office Equipment Inc. Suffolk County Agents for UNDERWOOD CORP. Business Machines, Fz1r'nitm'c, Supplies West Babylon MOhawk 1-3520 The Coaching Staff of the West Babylon Schools 1955 - 1956 Mr. W. Legerlotz, Director Mr. H. Von Mechow Mr. M. Wi Lensky Mr. M. Kennedy Mr. F. Manzzi Compliments of NORTON and SIEGEL, Inc Compliments of Babylon Sports Center Frieda Joseph Frank Joseph Jewelers Diamonds - Watches Jewelry 152 Deer Park Ave. Babylon, N. Y. MOhawk 9-3444 Phone: Prompt Delivery MOhawk 9-1030 9-1031 Park Avenue Fuel Oil, Inc. J. MASTRO, Pres. Storage Tanks on Premises 316 Little East Neck Road at Park Ave. Babylon, N. Y. Oil Burners Installed and Serviced Long Island's Largest Camera Store Pickup and Brown, Inc. suffolk County's First Guild opactans 18 Deer Park Ave. Babylon MOhawk 9-0927 Compliments of Bank of Babylon Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Best Wishes from GCA ndy9S99 fltestaurantj MOhawk 9-9641 Orders to Take Out M atty's Restaurant Pizza a Specialty 346 Little East Neck Road West Babylon, N. Y. Near Park Avenue Baumgartner's Greenhouses Guaranteed Delivery of Quality Flowers Locally and Worldwide MOhawk 9-0526 381 Little East Neck Rd. West Babylon, L. I., N. Y. The English Dept. of the West Babylon Schools Extends Best Wishes Mr. M. Wilensky Mr. E. Foley Mrs. R. Robinson Mrs. L. Langford Mr. P. Tarrant Mrs. P. Niklas Home Delivery Phones: MOhawk 9-2140 - 9-2147 West Babylon Beer Distributing Corp. 946 Little East Neck Road West Babylon, N. Y. Cold Kegs Beer and Soda Best Wishes from the Cast of ccArsenic and Uld Lace Produced by the W. Babylon Faculty Players Out Today . . . The Babylon Eagle Read If for Complete Village, Town and County News Covelratge Albert Ruhfel, Editor Babylon Pharmacy JoE's 1 Park Avenue Babylon, N. Y MO 9-1132 Best Wishes from The Men's Faculty Athletic Teams of the West Babylon Schools 1955 - 1956 Best Wishes from The West Babylon Parent-Teachers Association ,TWM X N VX J fry! J L KV yd nfl? 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