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

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insight and maturity. MUSIC DEPARTMENT MR. JOHN PELLICANE Cheshire cat smile — fanner at heart — has an MR. HENRY FORDHAM Conductor supreme — our own Mitch Miller — keeper of late hours during operetta season — indefatigable — holds record for NYSSMA Festival A’s. MISCELLANEOUS MISS AGNES HICKMAN overflowing ash tray — personal interest in each student — master mimeo-grapher — admired optimist. Library leader — road map for hard-to-find books — friendly and generous — tracks down delinquent “overduers” — rates A-plus with all of us. MRS. MURIEL LALLY Distributor of band-aids and sympathy — imparts wise medical advice — knows all vital statistics — willing to hear problems — gentle voiced. MRS. BARBARA KIMMEL School Psychologist — helps with learning disabilities at old East Rockaway school — patient — understanding. MR. EVERETT B. LaMERE Turns out polished car washers — holds back teenage hot rodders — assigner of “teacher-aid” projects — debonair haberdashery — calm in face of danger.

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STAFFS SECRETARIAL STAFF Our capable secretaries help the school to function smoothly and also serve as centers of information. Keeping the “mechanics” of E.R.H.S. in order is one of the most vital jobs, and to the secretarial staff goes a special salute for engineering the project with so much skill. Miss Schempp, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Settelc. CUSTODIAL STAFF East Rockaway High School’s custodial staff is another of the groups responsible for the school’s smooth functioning. It is their job to keep the Rock Pile in tip-top condition. Whether it is in this capacity or in opening locked lockers whose owners arc stranded without keys, their job is performed with characteristic friendliness. E. Heidcnreich, E. Maffei, F. DcSano, G. Lenihan, A. Bell, A. Ciliano, G. Bocs, H. Armstrong. KITCHEN STAFF Every day around the noon hour, hungry ROCKS may be seen stampeding toward the cafeteria to partake of the tempting and varied meals served by the ladies of the cuisine a la East Rockaway. After being with each other all morning, both students and teachers certainly look forward to that brief but enjoyable daily respite and return to classes fortified with a liberal dose of good food and good cheer. J. Lass, M. McCarthy, E. DclGaudio, E. Bcrgner, G. Reddin, J. Bantz-haff, J. Pcun. 18