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

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The French Club Le Cercle Francais was created to transform French from what might be just classroom routine to a vital and fascinating study. Meetings are devoted to learning French songs. history. and cul- ture. One of the biggest events of the year, a Christmas party. gives us a chance to reproduce an au- thentic Noel Francais. For a time we can all imagine that we are across the wide Atlantic in this fascinating country - thanks to the efforts of Mr. Robert f'Bon,, Secrist. :Z5s.::.':S-ZLL'3.'f?s5:-'f- ' 3af?f.F: W-.s-:t5':. ' .tiizsf . Q N15-vm , orre T T s f t 1 FRONT ROW left to right: Ellen Fox, Nan Halloran, Mr. Secrist, Ellen Klapp- holz. Dillaye Davis. SECOND ROW: Teresa Lieberman, Judith Berwind, Bonnie Siegel, Honora Sanchez, Geraldine Marlowe, Jill Warren, Dorothea Paeelli, Elaine Punger, Linda Hille. Brian Berg. THIRD ROIV: Robert Renter. Miclinel Ryan Philip Thomas, Norman Brodsky. FOURTH ROW: Peter Oldnk. Stanley Hajek Michael O'Rourke. Richard Pearl, Bruce Thier, Gordon Wallace. FIFTH ROIVJ Charles Henkin, Tyrone Fairchild, Franklin Austin. They never warned me about this at Harvard. 21

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FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Judy DelPezzo, Lynne Kover, 2nd ROW: Midge Barson, Pattie Miller, Sue Schwack, Pam Weiss, 3rd ROW: Joanne Fox, Peggy Jenkins, Pat Kearney, Sue Hengst, Mary Barson, Ronnie Nash, Ellie Kuhnel, STANDING: Bob Hughes, Denis Cole, Donnie Niddrie, James Cuzzo, Kenny Wid- man, Sharon Dunphy, Carol Fuchs, Mrs. Smith. 555253 ?M..,.Qg FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Betsy Hildebrand, Nan Halloran, Sheila Peters, Pat Schiavi, Sue Cesarano 2nd ROW: Pam Stevenson, Val McLane, Nancy Nel- son, Sue Kienke, Mena Cohn, Mrs. Smith, Joan Lodge, Geri Marlowe, Ellen Klappholz, Sheila Isaac, Louise Pizzino STANDING: Donnie Rochen, David Preston, Richard Sheshkier. - Mrs. smith g Aduimf. 3 tgiillli E--41 20 Spanish Club The Spanish Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Smith, is or- ganized to help its members mas- ter the Spanish language and to extend their appreciation and understanding of Spanish-speak- ing countries. The club's meet- ings are conducted in Spanish. Slides and guests from Spanish countries are presented. Each year the members of the Spanish Club visit a museum, movie, and a restaurant on their trip to New York City. Spanish Honor Society Students with an average of 9002 in Spanish are eligible for membership in this Society. They learn about Spanish-speaking countries through slides shown by Mrs. Smith, the adviser. Once a year the Society goes on a trip to a Spanish restaurant, a language movie or museum,and studies some special phase of Spanish culture. Speakers are invited to meet- ings to tell of their experiences in Spanish countries. The Span- ish Honor Society provides stu- dents with an interesting view of Spanish culture. .08 S

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'EH -A- .lung Ivt ROW - Carol Venth, Shelly Davis 2nd ROW - Lorraine 3 Ist ROW - Gil MacAleese, James Klaber, Gary Maurer 2nd Iundgren, Phyllis Cook 3rd ROW - Mena Cohn, Frank Van- I ROW - Peter Colson. Philip Stork, John Baroni 3rd ROW - Nostrand, Diane Dillon 4th ROW 4 Norman Brodsky, Philip Frank VanNostrand, Hugh Riley, Robert Reynolds 4th ROW Thomas. Peter Oldak, Walter Barbey. - Peter Bean, Edward Gardner, Robert Muir. SERVICE The East Rockaway Service Squad, comprised of eleven different organiza- tions, has always shown itself to be devoted to the high ideals of school service. From the hall cops to the receptionists and from the uslierettes to the stage crew, the Service Squad has always made life easier for both students and faculty. The hall cops, who maintain law and order in the halls, eliminate ustudenti' congestion, and control corridor bedlam, play a vital part of school life. The hall cops are under the direction of Mr. Berg. ties entail helping Mrs. Sullivan in the main oflice, acquainting new students with the school, and helping Mr. Sackrnan in the guidance office. Norman Brodsky, director of the projectionists, trains prospective projec- tionists to operate the slides and motion pictures, which add so much color , and education to any subject. The assembly squad and the stage crew are both under the able direction of Mr. Henry Fordham. The assembly squad keeps the flow of students mov- ' Mr. Berg- L to R - John Baroni, Frank Austin, Walter Barhey, Stanley Hajek, James Ross, Philip Thomas, Norman Brodsky, Ii! ROW i Lydia Kovarsik, Carol Venth. Edwina Longo, llffary Lou Fi- orco. Louise Pizzino 21111 ROW -- Mar- garet Peters. Phyllis Cook, lris Shatrnw. Mr-na Cohn, 'Laura White, Donna Whrrr-lrcr 3rd ROW f- Diane Dillon, Qin Anne Linhard, jane Greenberg, Linda Frank, Pamela Weiss, Marie Felicetti, Jill Warren 4th ROIV 7 Carolyn En- gel, Pam Stevenson, Elaine Isaac, Ann O'Neill, Monica Collins, Pam Balkam, Elaine Punger, Theodora Phillips. -Q if 'W