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

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MISS PALMER - A newcomer of one year who has formed a detinite opinion ot Long lsland weather, she teaches shorthand and typing in such a way to malce them interesting and fun. MR, PELLICANE - Although he has only heen with us a short time, hand memhers have touncl him anxious to help those wishing to further their study ot music. AIR. PLUNKETT-Has a meth- od all his own tor teaching juni- or high social studies, and this method gives his students the hasis they will need tor senior high history. lWR. PCJLLOCK -d A teacher of history and adviser to our Bowl- ing Squad, he is is often heard stating Ha hag ot peanuts it you top my score. MRS. REILLY-VVl1en a stu- dent has completed English foundation with lVlrs. Reilly, he is prepared for greater achievef ments in Senior High School. FACULTY MR. RUCKDESCHEL - We will always rememher uSchel, our sharp-witted shop teacher, his impossihle-to-pass car inspection, and the help he has given us on our yearhoolc. MR. SACKMAN-VVe will never forget his humorous stories and illustrations which made even grammar painless, and made lxlr. Saclcman tops in our hoolc. MRS. SHIMANS-VVitl1 a patient and watchful eye over her huclcling artists, she warns them that Upeople in glass houses shoulclnyt Hsiow thronesf, MRS. SUITS l- History and math can he tun and lwrs. Suits is one who proves that to her junior high students. lWRS. TAlVNER-Her thorough teachings helped us to adjust our- selves to future math courses. Re- memher the paraholas we con- slructecl in her class?

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FACULTY MRS. HOPPEN-As head of the Home Making Department, she instructs the girls in the art of cooking and sewing, and how to hecome good homematcers. MR. KALUVIAN - A teacher of general science and atgehra, Mr. Kattman keeps his students on the halt. MR. KENNEDY-One of our new teachers twith the red hair, who may he found either in the txtechanicat Drawing room or as tine coach on the foothatt field. MR. KIRSCH r- An advocate of good English and lord of the lunchroom, Nh. Kirsch was at- ways ready and willing, whether it he advice on our term paper or direction of the Senior play. MRS. LALLY-A soother of our hurts' and cheerer of our spir- its, Mrs. Latty serves as an in- spiration to future nurses. MR. LA MERE-With his nerves of steel and complete calmness, he instructed us in the art of sate driving. MISS LORENZ-Warin, pa- tient and understanding Miss Lorenz, defender of the GULL. taught us English and acquainted us with one of her pet inter- jections, uanyhootn MISS MCCORD- Famous for Posture Month and her reduc- ing exercises, she has aptly taught us the rules of good sportsman- ship. MRS. MESKE - With her charming manner and wonderful stories, she is always ready to help her students understand French and Latin languages and culture. MISS MURPHY-Besides de- voting the 9th period to helping her students master the more dif- ficult points of English, Miss Murphy also deciphers Junior High GULL assignments.

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FACULTY M R . W H E E L E R - Through his ahie preparin- iion in business courses, we are able to picture ourselves on Vvaii Street, MRS. YETTER - SIN- heiped us realize the im-- portance of language skills and careful planning of our high school program.