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

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59' it Science Honor Society In its four years of existence, Mr. Francis Henrich's Science Honor Society has earned recog- nition as one of the most impor- tant specialized organizations. Be- sides being an enjoyable group, the society succeeds admirably in its original intent: the exposure of promising young science stu- dents to advanced work, and the encouragment of these same peo- ple in their scientific pursuits. Wk FRONT ROW, left to right: Teresa Liberman, Elizabeth Hildebrand, Gor- don Wallace, Jill Warren, Charles Hen- kin, Peter Oldak. SECOND ROW: Mi- rhael O,Rourke, Robert Reuter. Better things for better living through chemistry. FRONT ROW, lett to right: Teresa Liberman, Elizabeth Hildebrand Nancy Horn, Joan Lodge, Judith DelPezzo, Jill Warren, Barbara Schlosscr, John Tomich BACK ROW, Donald Rochen, Michael Preston, Cordon WVz1l- lace, Robert Reuter, Peter Oldak. Michael O'Rourke. Dorothy McKcon. Charles Henkin, Alice Witte. SCIENCE HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President ....................... Peter Olclak Vice President ..,. .. Michael O'Rourkc- Secretary-treasurer . . . Teresa Liberman Advisor ......... .. Mr. Francis Henrich So you want to fight?

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be , L MYR- N-'Nw FRONT ROW, left to right: Janet Glucksman, Sharon Dunphey, Alice Witte, Neil Andrew, Jean Donnelly, Phyllis Cook. Geraldine Christiansen, Shelley Davis, BACK ROW: Richard Kover, Tyrone Fairchild. Arthur Felicetti, Phillip Thomas, Ellen Klappholz, Kenneth Rommar, Robert Cipriano, Richard Schieskier. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President ................... Ellen Klappholz Vice President ..... Alice VVitte Secretary ..... .. Sharon Dunphey Treasurer . . . . . . Arthur Felicetti . l'2 6 Student Council The Student Council is our House and Senate rolled into one. The representatives are elected for terms of one or two ycarsg therefore, there is always an in- flux of new members and new ideas. The Council is the governing body as well as the voice of all the students. Its job includes ap- proving the sale of particular ar- ticles by each class. Its main func- tion of the year, however, is run- ning Rock Rivalry. Mr. Larkin is the new adviser of the organization. FRONT ROW: Peter Oldak, Robert Reuter, Charles Henkin BACK ROIV: Jill Warren, Elaine Punger, Louise Caray, Ellen Klappholz, Elizabeth Hildebrande. National Honor Society Becoming a member of the Na- tional Honor Society is one of the highest honors a student can re- ceive. In order to attain member- ship in this organization a stu- dent rnust exhibit the following qualities: Scholarship, Leader- ship, Character, and Service. Members of the National Honor Society are well-rounded individ- uals active in all phases of the high school curriculum. Miss Decker is the faculty ad- viser.

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From left to right: Patricia Vogel, Geraldine Marlowe, janet Glueksman, Linda Hill, Ronald Mclnnis, Jill Warren, Elliot Fine, Philip Rumore, Roger Cody, Valerie McLane, Steven Walsh, Nan Halloran. Our Progress Report FRONT ROW from left to right: Norman Brodsky, Louise Garay, Theodore Phil- lips, Teresa Liberman, Caroline Engel, Betsy Hildebrand, Elaine Punger. SEC- OND ROW: Claire Fallon, Nancy Horn, Alice Witte, Joan Lodge, Carol Fuchs, Barbara Schlosser, Lucille Gargiula, Dorothy McKeon, Louise Pizzino, Judith Del Pezzo. THIRD ROW: Donald Rochen, Brian Berg, Peter Oldak, Joseph McCann, Robert Reuter, Charles Henkin, Richard Kover. FOURTH ROW: Gordon Wal- ace, Franklyn Austin. Math Honor Society To provide for those who have discontinued higher math and for those who have not yet reached it, the Math Honor Society plans programs on the lower math level. A completely honorary or- ganization, it has inspired many to continue the study of math. Miss Yablonski is the faculty adviser. Pi Delta Kappa In this age of atoms, math has become the language of the fu- ture. To prepare the student for the mush-rooming importance of math in our lives, Pi Delta Kappa, an honorary society, was formed. Programs are planned and given by the members. EVCIYOHC has a chance, not only to hear the varied programs, but to do ex- tensive work on a topic that in- terests him. Miss Decker, the faculty ad- viser, keeps the sometimes heated discussions under control by the timely use of her 'cstraight edge?