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

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MISS HICKMAN Overdue books broken bindings people talking In the library un spate of all these our librarian manages to keep everything runmng smoothly MRS HOPPEN Discussing many phases of homemakung in class this Modern Mrs molds the mighty housewives of the future MR KIRSCH Hts plaid accessories subtle sense of humor and has hnstnomc readings of Macbeth Identify Mr Kirsch as an l!'ldlVIdUGlISf and a friend MR LA MERE Although famous for his sage advice to the Driver Education groups such faster faster faster' some of us will remember hum more for has Impromptu after school Mechanical classes MISS MCCORD . . . When she is not spotting a Hying Mer- cury, Miss McCord may be seen instructing the girls in modern dance. Faculty QQ V if If 'YY 435' ,af 45. c 'ii wiv MISS HOLTON Back from West Hempstead after a years absence Miss Holton ns once again at the head of the Espanol Department MR KALLMAN As a teacher he is to be remem bered for his term papers and after school Intellectual classes MRS LALLY Energetic Mrs Lally ns the one who IS always there with a bandald a nurse s aide or a word to the wlse MISS LORENZ Known for her friendly attltude and understanding ways Miss Lorenz first introduced us to the realms of Shakespeare MRS. MESKE . . . This conti- nental lady makes French and Latin classes fun by relating incidents concerning her travels in foreign countries.

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MR ASCHOFF Whether dlgestmg a cracker or dlsect mg a luma bean Mr Aschoff s even dusposmon always shmes through MR CARNRITE Our own John Phnlup Sousa was often heard to say How about followmg me for a change? MR FAULKNER We shall always remember the shmmg example our crackalack head of the athletnc department has set for us MRS GOTTFRIED e successor to Mrs Hefele Mrs Gottfrued helps to mamtaln the hugh standards of the secretarial department MRS HEFELE She turned out efficlent secretaries with machnne gun precnsuon QW' av- ,fv- Facult QQ 5 ' Q- x5l,f', 9 MR BERG Whether he has hus tonslls or not Mr Bergs debates wlth con clusnve conclusnons wall al ways be remembered for thelr educatlonal benefits MISS DECKER Our own Mathematncal Whiz kept tellmg us Advanced Math courses were a cmch untll we almost began to belneve her MR FORDHAM He always produces excellent musacal programs despnte the dnmcul tles of tralmng sleepy late comers boy sopranos and people who cannot read musnc MR HALFORD We glve many thanks to our guldmg lught and may his tower never crumble MR HENRICH Noted for has stylush lab coats MIT Tests and pleasant manner, Mr Henruch performs many odorlferous, unterestmg and fascmatmg experlments.

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MISS MURPHY Full of fun and knowledge Mrss Murphy goes through the school day wuth a burst of energy help mg to spread the Engllsh language MR PLUNKETT Although he has never seen lrvungs Headless Horseman M Plunkett has doubtless seen many students lncllned that way MRS REILLY Grammar literature and lust the right amount of wrt make her Englrsh classes the talk of the Jumor Hugh MR SACKMAN When he rs not flghtmg Gres or coach mg the baseball team he can often be found tryrng to un earth rare edmons of even rarer books MRS SUITS Pleasant Mrs Sults lmbues nn her Jumor Hugh students a workrng knowledge of hrstory and mathematscs Faculty Q1 'UN 457 -J fi MISS PALMER Wath the help of her cohorts Mass Palmer added color and order to the Jumor Hugh Sec tron ofthe Gull MR POLLOCK Has en thuslasm for hrstory makes Mr Pollock a top notch MR RUCKDESCHEL e master of the suxth peruod study hall better known as Schel rs also the bulwark of the shop and year book MRS SHIMANS She leads our artists and helps them express themselves wlth parnts clay and pape clean ers MRS TANNER Her ex cellent teachrng methods pre pare students for the tougher courses ahead. Q-1 x A c jf 2 u u I I - ll' ll.-lg I - I - .4 4 ,i H In V- ' . . . . ' - - ig'1.t.:'f 2.'5 '1243Qk teacher, ii 39' 4 , 5 Q' . . . . , 'J ' f tl ll Th M . - e :A N. r ' . 154. i N I fL?4n,V I - . . i 1 , ' ' S - ' ff? . , I , ' ' 4: if I ' I ll