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

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CAROL MACKIN Billing: “Carol Characteristics: Long eyelashes; naturally wavy chestnut hair; suave manner. Command Performance: Willingness; original ideas for art projects. Critics Claim: Carol's ability in art is as great as her interest. ANN MEEHAN Billing: “Mike Characteristics: Infectious giggle; stay-neat hair; always well-dressed; all-around girl. Command Performance: Basketball. Critics Claim: Ann is a typical American girl who has fun doing anything. JOAN MANSFIELD Billing: “Mansfield” Characteristics: Bangs; pretty blue eyes. Command Performance: Singing the girls favorite songs on request; handling Mr. Judd's correspondence. Critics Claim: Joan will be the songbird with a leading band. BETTY JEAN MEUREK Billing: “Sherry”; “Fuzzy”; “Angel” Characteristics: Blonde, curly hair. Command Performance: Acting in plays when she isn't drawing. Critics Claim: She will be doing commercial illustrations for leading magazines or else act-ing as assistant to Caniff of “Terrv and the Pirates.”

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JEAN LOWE Billing: “Blondie” Characteristics: Ready smile; mild manner; laughing eyes; deep devotion for family. Command Performance: Treating everyone with kindness. Critics Claim: Jean possesses a model spirit of friendliness. HELEN McCANN Billing: “Mae” Characteristics: School spirited; hard working; loads of fun; long eyelashes; naturally wavy hair. Command Performance: Being an efficient chairman for any organization. Critics Claim: Helen’s accuracy and neatness in her art work will claim attention from experts. MARILYN MCDONALD Billing: “Peachie” Characteristics: Impressive dimples; high in ideals as well as in height. Command Performance: Possessing a winning smile and an affable personality. Critics Claim: In the field of business, Marilyn will achieve acclaim. donald Macdonald Billing: “Angus”; “Dougal” Characteristics: Powerhouse strength; cheerful nature; wide grin. Command Performance: Football guard; sergeant-at-arms at class meetings. Critics Claim: It seems certain that Mac will follow in his dad’s footsteps in the Merchant Marine.

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JAMES MURRAY Billing: “Fagin”; “Jungle Jim”; “Mervin” Characteristics: “Happy-go-lucky” attitude; good for a laugh; second Arthur Murray; convincing speaker. Command Performance: I,indying: flirting expertly and successfully. Critics Claim: He’d make a wonderful Top Sergeant. NORMAN NITSHKE Billing: “‘Nit, the 10 o’clock scholar” Characteristics: Blushing; staging a disappearing act in “chant” class. Command Performance: Bringing ’em back alive. I The Christmas trees we mean!) Critics Claim: “Nit’s” future should he bright tho’ it’s a dark secret now. EDITH FERRY Billing: “Edic” Characteristics: A becoming blush; quietness. Command Performance: Singing in all the operettas. Critics Claim: With Edith’s sweet and pleasant manner, she will succeed in both the secretarial and musical world. CHARLES PETER Billing: “Pete”; “Chuck”; “Red”; “Bud” Characteristics: Red hair; ready smile. Command Performance: Bowling. Critics Claim: This lad never has trouble finding plenty of. friends, and he seems to lie entirely without worry. Charlie’s hearty laugh and shock of red hair won’t be forgotten by anyone.