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

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tin: mmi s This Association is completing its fourth year, having been organized in December, 1936, to serve tin. needs of the new, rapidly growing high school. It welcomes both fathers and mothers (as well as anyone else interested in pa rent-teacher purposes) and holds its monthly meeting in the evening, on the first Thursday in the month. In the carrying outof our work, we are engaged in the following activities: Sponshorship of the Parent Teacher Choral Underwriting and managing the high school lunchroom Furnishing transportation to students on approved school projects Furnishing, wholly or m part, dental and optical aid to students: also in sending delegates to the annual press conference at Columbia University Organizing a party for the Junior High graduating class in June Dinner tendered to Senior graduating class in June Annual scholarship award of $10 ) to a selected graduating student To keep these projects in successful operation requires the wholc-ltcarted and untiring efforts of a group of mothers, members of this Association, who give of their time and talents in order to maintain the spirit of helpfulness which has been in evidence since the Association began in 1936, with Mrs. Miller as its first president. [14] The officer? for 19MM940 are: President Mr. Thomas J. Kelley: 1st Vice President Mr? Dewey Munson; 2nd Vice President Mr? Walter Kirch; Treasurer Mrs Hilliard Proctor; Recording Secretary-Miss Marjorie Barron; Financial Secretary Mr. Harold Sherman; Corresponding Secrc fury Mrs. Herbert Carter Committees: Publicity Mrs. Stephen McGrath; Finance Mr? Charles Krull: Lunch Room Mrs. Matthais Nalbaclv. Transportation Mr? Walter Magee: Hospitality Mrs. Frank Hub-hard. Reception—Mr Matthew Kuckens We are proud of our membership of 100% of the faculty; proud of our parent membership of interested fathers and mothers: and of our whole, friendly, congenial, cooperating group, with each once doing his share to make good on our slogan: “To advance ourselves, so that we may help our childre ever-growing, ever-developing high school. n to do likewise; and thus keep pace with our

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CLASSES From the homes of diverse parents at the jolly age of five We came into our schoolhouse, not so glad to be alive. Here we've lived together in a non-phlegmatic state As cut-ups some, as scholars some, we often walked in late. We've spent twelve years together as the closest sort of pals And we think wc'rc quite a dandy bunch of fellows and of gals. To keep these memories burning we here do show to all A portrait and description of each one. short or tall. As now we lay aside our books and step out into life— Some to pick a husband, some to find a wife. Some to find success and fame, some to—who knows what?— We leave to each this year book as sincere forget-me-not. To one and all from each of us, however gay or sporty. We show herein those whom we love: the Seniors. Class of '40. DR.