East Rockaway High School - Rock Yearbook (East Rockaway, NY)

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VIRGINIA SMITH Ginny is our class real estate woman, who can tell you what houses have leaking faucets and smoking fireplaces. In spite of her big business ventures, she manages a secret social life that makes us envious. Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Soccer 2; Dramatic Club 2 3 4; Courier 3 4; French Club 4 Rock Rivalry 4; The Rock 4. ARTHUR TALLEY 'Art'' has much to be proud of: a fine scholastic record, a reputation for staunch character, and the friendly feeling of his classmates. Courier 3 4; Boys' Hi-Y 4; Stamp Club, President 4; The Rock 4. KATHERINE TSCHAN Kay is the third of the Tschan clan to be graduated from the East Rockaway Schools. She is well-liked in school, yet we judge her greatest popularity comes after 3:30 p.m. Hi-Y 2 3: Courier 4. JOSEPH TUOHY A smiling good nature backed by an iron will and preceded by countless freckles is Joe Tuohy, whether he is conversing, stroking a ping pong ball, or talking in class. Football 2 3; Baseball 2 3 4; Courier 3 4; Hi-Y 3 4; Traffic Patrol 4; The Rock 4; Table Tennis 4; Soccer 4; Rock Rivalry 4; Operetta 4; Choral Club 4. WILLIAM TUOHY Fish is a whale of a fellow no matter in what light you may consider him. Our good-natured stalwart collector for the Courier is destined for big things. Baseball 2 3 4; Basketball, Manager 4; Choral Club 4; Courier 2 3 4; Football 2 3; Orchestra 2 3 4; Operetta 4; Varsity R 2 3 4; Traffic Patrol 4; Rock Rivalry 4; The Rock 4. WILLIAM WALKER Bill is as sturdy and dependable as The Rock and can always be depended on to give the humorous angle to a situation. Absent-minded Bill has been known to answer questions aloud in the middle of a test! Football 2; Basketball 2; Hi-Y 3; Gym Team 3; Boxing 3. ALICE WIESE Alice will probably reach the dozen mark in going steady by the time this yearbook reaches you. Her smiling personality and lively parties invite the fancies of many young men—spring or no spring. Dramatic Club 3; Courier 3 4: Hi-Y 4. GEORGE ZIMMERMAN Zim listens faster than you can talk, freely admits that there are two sides to every argument—his own and the wrong side, and in an argument is adamant. Handball 3; Tennis 4; Baseball 4.

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SENIOR SNAPS 1. Alma Craig. 2. Edie Icinda exposed to the sun. 3. The traffic squad. 4. Dot Betts m the age of innocence. 5. Mary Cronin and Henry Guterding, a very loving couple. 6. Mulligan twins. 7. Pat Bremer and Marge Alfano in the Dear, dead days. 8. Art Talley and Joe Tuohy. 9. The person behind Marty must be ticklish. 10. Hilliard Proctor in a congenial mood. I I. Bill French and the apple of his eye. 12. Jean Pollock. 13. Oh. for the life of a sailor! 14. Marge and Ken—what's the little story? 15. Vernon, our art editor, hiding the soup kettle. 16. Helen Rendall. 17. V. Smith as a little tyke. 18. The handsome lad is Bill Proscia. 19. Those soulful eyes belong to Franme Brauer. 20. Dot Goshen. 21. Alma Craig in rompers. 22. Winnie Haggard poses on the stairs. 23. Hold that tongue. Marty! 24. Louise O'Donnell. 25. Wally Ears Casper. 26. Rodney Dirkes really doesn't want to cry. 27. Oh! Mr. Muller! 28. Kay Solinger. just a little snipper. 29. Senator James Dennis. 30. Patsy at her best. 31. Henry Guterding and Darnley Eversley. 32. Frannie Brauer. 33. Dot Bedell behind bars. 34. Ginnie Smith a-settin' on the steps. 35. George Ryder in his youth. 36. Alice Wiese training a lap dog. 37. When at Woods Avenue. 38. Three graces—Marge, Mary and Ginme. 39. Mawrster K11ppel. 40. Ed Schmidt is camera shy. 41. Wally Phillips. 42. Just plain Bill. 43. Our alma mater. 44. Pat, Va. and Hel en enjoying noontime gossip. 45. A serious little man is Arthur Talley. 22