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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1964 volume:

T‘fc, DEDICATION Dear Mr. Roscoe, The past six years that we have known you have been exciting and memorable ones for us. You entered the school when we, as hesitant seventh graders, did, and you have been a part of our class ever since that first day. As a teacher, you opened our minds to the fascinating world of science through your classes in general science, biology and chemistry. Through your patience and gentle sense of humor, we have learned not to be squeamish when dissecting frogs and to use scientific methods in solving problems. As an advisor, you have given us your able counseling and have helped to make our class the class it is. Your confidence gave us strength when things looked bleak. Your loyalty when we were faced with defeat was a great comfort. Through the frenzy of Rock Rivalry, the prom, noisy class meetings, and class dances, you helped us to organize ourselves and to work to the best of our abilities. Most important to us, however, is that you have been our friend. No matter who we were, you showed a genuine interest in each one of us as an individual. When we were faced with problems we could always go to you. Now that our days at E.R.H.S. are drawing to a close, it is fitting that we should take this opportunity to express our heartfelt appreciation. It is with great pleasure that we dedicate the 1964 ROCK to you as a token of our gratitude and everlasting friendship. The Senior Class MESSAGE FROM THE CLASS OF 1964 Life is a voyage. The winds of life come strong. From every Point, yet each will speed thy course along If thou with steady hand when tempts blow Const keep thy course aright and never once let go —Theodore Williams We, as seniors, are about to emerge from the harbors of life and enter the open seas. Our helter-skelter days have turned to days of meaning. We owe our thanks for the memorable experiences which have shaped our destinies to East Rockaway High School. We have been taught facts, ideas and skills that will be of value to us for the rest of our lives. These last four years have been more than academic learning, however. We have grown mentally, physically, emotionally and intellectually since our entrance into the school. Through the example and aid of our teachers and administrators, we have learned to face new situations, problems and crisis with calm and assurance, intelligence and thoughtfulness. Through our contact with other students, we have gained a greater understanding of life, of human nature, of ourselves. We have learned to work together and yet be individuals, to share in the enjoyment of high school life and yet share in the responsibilities of leadership. Soon we will bid farewell—to the community, the school and each other, as we pursue our chosen goals. Many of us will go to college, or some other form of higher education; a few of us will enter the armed forces and serve our country; some of us will go right to work; others will settle down and raise a family. We will live in many parts of the country and do many kinds of work. We will broaden our horizons and discover new ideas. But, whatever we do and wherever we go, we will always remember the friends we made and the foundation for a purposeful life that was laid in high school. We are sad to see that something has ended, but our hearts lighten when we realize that something more has just begun. 4 IN MEMORIAM JOHN F. KENNEDY November 22nd, 1963, was a day that not many of us will ever forget. As a generation which has never withstood any serious trouble or tragedy, we each felt a personal grief in the loss of our president. As a symbol of youth and of everything we had to look forward to in life, he showed the human qualities of courage, intelligence, integrity, leadership and simple kindness. We mourn his tragic death, but somehow we must go on and try to make this country, the nation, that he wanted. 5 SPECIAL A yearbook can only have one dedication; and yet we feel fhe need to express the thanks and appreciation that our entire faculty deserves for their aid and cooperation. MR. JOSEPH DEL GIORNO Gracias! To Mr. Del Giorno go our thanks for the international tone our school has gained. Instrumental in the exchange programs, which brought 35 American Field Service Students to East Rockaway for three days in 1961, a Costa Rican senorita for a year in 1961-1962, a Herald Tribune guest from Italy in 1962 and sent three members of the class of '64 to South America for the summer, Mr. Del Giorno has fostered a better understanding of the people of the rest of the world. Serious, and yet amiable, Mr. Del Giorno has offered sound advice and guidance to both foreign and native students. MR. HENRY FORDHAM The Sound of Music has been brought to the lives of East Rock-away's citizens largely through the efforts of our choral director, Mr. Fordham. A dedicated worker, Mr. Fordham has taught music at East Rockaway High School for over twenty-five years, and throughout that time he has achieved an admirable record of musical triumphs. As our music teacher several years ago he instilled in us an appreciation of the joys of listening to music. Many of us have had the unforgettable experience of participating in the Chorus and Operettas under the fine leadership of this fine musician. To those who have not directly been influenced there is the memory of the fine performances we heard and the reputation that he has established for our music department and the school. 6 THANKS Due to the limitation of space, we have chosen four teachers that we feel have had a great influence upon us and have been of valuable service in our years in the high school. MR. FRANCIS HENRICH Our deepest appreciation is extended towards our Ace ' who has inspired and helped us in many phases of school life. First and foremost an excellent teacher, Mr. Henrich has earned the respect of all who have been under his guidance. Budding chemists and physicists, and even future housewives and mechanics, explored the mysteries and wonders of science with him. We have been helped to understand the best way to solve problems, both of science and of life, through the help of this man. His firm hand and witty humor will always remain with us when we leave school and go into the outside world. His help in Rock Rivalry, school and living rate a great thanks. MR. GERALD HONIG It is very rare that a teacher is able to make so profound an effect in so short a time as Mr. Honig has been able to achieve. As advisor to the ROCK, National Honor Society and Pi Delta Kappa he has made a great impression upon us. His guiding hand was greatly appreciated as we traversed the road through math complexities. His readiness to help in order to avert a crisis in the production of the yearbook was a quality of great value. Always willing to help with any aspect of school life, Uncle Jerry became involved fully in our school after so short a stay. For your understanding, enthusiasm and help we thank you. 7 WILLIAM K. LOUIS Dr. Louis, the new Superintendent of the East Rockaway School System, has made the transition from one administration to another a smooth one. We seem to feel at home with him and hope that he feels at home with us. With his fine administrative ability and genial personality we are confident that he will lead the school system to far-reaching progress. 8 EAST ROCKAWAY PUBLIC SCHOOLS EAST ROCKAWAY, N. Y. NEVIN L. JUDD Principal - Rhame Avenue School WILLIAM K. LOUIS Superintendent JOHN A. RUCKDESCHEL Principal - Centre Avenue School WILLIAM A. BERG Principal - High School M. DOUGLAS SACKMAN Director - Pupil Personnel High School Class of June, 1964 East Rockaway High School East Rockaway, New York Dear Seniors: You have now reached the point of finishing an important phase of your life and of beginning another. As you look back, a long time ago—some thirteen years—you entered kindergarten. Yet, your education began before then. Your father and mother were your first teachers. They taught you to speak, to read, and to understand. They also taught you to distinguish right from wrong. They had, and still have, your best interests at heart. Since kindergarten your teachers have worked with you to help you prepare yourself for life. They opened doors for you in the arts, sciences, humanities, and communication skills. They were also very much interested in having you develop strong and desirable character traits. As you look back, I hope that you can say that you always gave your best to the task at hand. If you did, you are well prepared for life, and I congratulate you. If you did not give your best, you still have life's lesson to learn. However, it is not too late. You are now on the threshold of many opportunities through which you can improve yourself, and I challenge you to do so. So as you leave East Rockaway High School to pursue your goals in life, always take pride in your work and you will be proud of your accomplishments. Be inquisitive and curious. Be enthusiastic and perseverant. Be systematic and thorough. Always give your best to the task at hand. Best wishes for the future, f £Lu 9 William K. Louis Superintendent ADMINISTRATION Mr. Douglas Sackman East Rockaway's Director of Pupil Personnel, Mr. Sackman, is well acquainted with the problems and conduct of the students of East Rockaway High School. You can always find him on the scene when help is needed by the student body. Mr. Sackman is truly a fine administrator and friend. Mr. William Berg Mr. Berg, Principal of East Rockaway High School, has set high educational standards for the students and the school. In doing this, he has created a true atmosphere of learning. He has impressed us all with his warmth and friendliness, in addition to a firm hand when needed. Mr. Berg has fulfilled his desire to make East Rockaway High School a school of which we can all rightfully be proud. SCHOOL BOARD STANDING: Mr. Fred Klocke—Trees., Dr. William K. Louis—Clerk. SEATED: Mr. Dana Anderson, Mr. Edward Smith, Mr. Harry Bunting—Pres., Mr. William Brown. 10 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Milton Bernstein Jovial yet serious guidance whiz—always ready with friendly advice —constantly seen hopping from office to office—warm personality— guiding light of the junior high set. Mr. Joseph Del Giorno School trouble shooter—sports a well groomed beard—founder and mainstay of the school's foreign exchange plan—rounds up the strays —always around when needed—pleasant personality—serious —quipster. Mr. William T. Plunkett Vital link of the guidance department—expounder of liberal education —specializes in helping college bound seniors—keen intellect— Right? —great foe of the Mickey Mouse subjects—opinionated—profound thinker—noted for ten dollar words and abstract conversations —firmly against pablum learning—ready to talk on anything. 11 MRS. SYLVIA ABRAHAM New addition to our Music Department—disciplinarian—talented musician —mild-mannered—soft spoken. MRS. RITA BARRETT One of the gang —distinguishing laugh-sweetie —motherly advice-giver—nicest around —warm personality—bright smile—unusual exercises—sounds like an army sergeant. MR. EDWARD ASCHOFF Superior Biology teacher—accepts no excuses—friend of the amoeba and supporter of the paramecium—nice guy— Forcus —handclapper—warm smile —kindly—friend of geraniums—well liked—gentle wit—firm but fair—takes a deep interest in his students. MR. ANTHONY BRUNO Crack Math teacher—blue suit and bow tie-hoping for another Einstein—firm—has all rights reserved on Room 202—brilliant chess player-sarcastic humor. MISS CARMEN CERIO Hates text books—stubborn—teacher of the new Spanish and French-attractive and young—stylish dresser. MR. EDWARD CROWLEY Proficient history instructor—always ready to talk shop —broad smile-efficient organizer—always in control—witty. 14 MISS ELIZABETH DAVISON New addition to the Junior High Art Department—sport enthusiast with special interests in sailing and basketball—young and arty looking. MRS. LAURA DAY Genial Junior High Math teacher—nice—animal lover—pleasant nature-wonderful smile—veteran of split-session days—gentle and soft spoken-sincere interest in her students—patient—genteel appearance. MISS GLORIA Dl MARTINO The Rock Pile's entry to the Olympics—wonderful smile—loves to let the children teach—willing to help when needed—known for her short haircut—affectionately named Miss D. —understanding—well-liked—coach of The Quacks— originator of finger exercises—takes a personal interest in her students. ! ! MRS. FREDA EIBERSON Soft-spoken—proficient Spanish teacher—master of the dialogues—pleasant smile—dislikes textbooks—distinct Spanish pronunciation—repetitious learning. MR. THOMAS FORBES Asset to Mr. Freund as backfield coach—dark good looks—always seen with coffee and cigarette in his hands—sharp dresser—serious, stern disciplinarian-great teacher—reserved—swimming star—broad shoulders and broader interests in his students. MR. GEORGE FAULKNER Understanding —hates pretzel debtors—famed for his casual classes— firm believer in the Board of Education —policeman of the gym floor. 15 MRS. ELIZABETH FORDHAM Better typing for better typists through music—never exceeds her timings —attends zero period classes—grand sense of humor—stamps her indelible signature on our papers—warm personality—firm but respected—Mrs. Music Man. MR. HENRY FORDHAM Our own Mr. Music Man—wonderful friend—holds late chorus rehearsals —smiles frequently—always has a word to say to the wise—dedicated choral leader—capable operetta director—demands the best from his singers. MR. HENRY FREUND Muttonhead —ambles—our first dancing teacher —a friend to all—understanding—health crazy— always seen on the football field. 4 I MR. HAROLD FRIESLEBEN Tall, taller, tallest—owner of the loudest voice —quipster—scowler—enthusiastic varsity basketball coach—East Rockaway High graduate in the class of '56. MRS. IRIS HALFORD Helpful criticisms for her students-ready to assist all who seek aid-comforting smile—reliable ways—hard working and diligent—makes Dramatics fun—teaches speakers of tomorrow—outspoken—knows her students well. MRS. ISABEL HEFELE Proficiency promoter-types with a light touch-takes the place of a future boss—wide smile—demands secretaries par excellence—speaks d-i-s-t-i-n-c-t-l-y. 16 MR. FRANCIS HENRICH Our Ace of hearts—admired by les femmes —sarcastic humor—confusing marking system—aversion to girls-� -demands dedicated students— — brilliant scientist—knows secret codes. MISS AGNES HICKMAN Efficient librarian—amiable personality—known for her frequent lively display of books—Dewey Decimal expert—nicest around. MR. GERALD HONIG Always smiling—ROCK Advisor—off-the-cuff hilarities— Uncle Jerry to the Senior Class—avid locker leaner—contemporary—vigorous style of teaching— Sleepy Dog owner—patient manner. MRS. MARION HOWARD Dedicated English teacher—master of the epic poem—stern but understanding teacher—has an interest in all her students. MRS. MAJORIE K. HOPPEN Highly respected—Betty Crocker of East Rocka-way—pleasant—one of the best dressed—has the gift of patience. MRS. FRIEDA JAFFE Hails from New England—dislikes to be a baby sitter —holds a firm hand in her study halls—fan of Dickens—omniscient of Greek Mythology. 17 MR. ALVIN KALLMAN Text-book rewriter—pointer— appreciator —keeps classes occupied—stickler for neat work—teaches a highly comprehensive course—long-remembered—top-flight teacher—unique manner of teaching. MR. THOMAS KENNEDY Possessor of unusual charm—our own T-square — that certain smile — wearer of smocks— get it yourself —craftsman par excellence—quick candid wit—fiery red hair. MR. WILLIAM KEYES Carrot-top—devilish manner—Jay Vee Football coach—known for easy-going nature—competent business teacher. MR. LUTHER KIRSCH Firm but respected English IV-C teacher-soft-spoken-subtle sense of humor—exciting music stand dancer—made us think—prepared us well for college—kept us in perpetual motion—famous off-Broadway director of Senior Plays. MRS. MURIEL LALLY Efficient nurse—band-aid giver— this looks serious —perpetual smiler— gentle voice—believes in healthy lunches—Red Cross advocate—sympathetic —willing listener—inspires future nurses—offers wise medical advice. MRS. BARBARA KIMMEL School psychologist—helps us to understand what makes us tick —kind and patient manner-sympathetic to students' problems—warm smile—offers wise suggestions. 18 MR. EVERETT LaMERE Calmly jams on the brakes in the Driver Ed car—easy-going—endures death-defying rides daily—quiet but firm manner—capable mechanical drawing artist—debonair appearance—turns out professional car-washers —runs the most popular class in school. MR. RUDOLPH LINN Devastating stare—never in the wrong—believes in cumulative knowledge —F.D.R. man—funny (Ha! Ha!)— Lucky Mr. —employs hundreds of secretaries—demands devoted students—booming voice— Let us suffice to say . . . —always has double meaning for everything—owns stock in the New York Times—keeps firm control over his classes—started the committee system in History ll-C. MISS BARBARA McKEON Attractive—sparkling personality— Algebra, anyone? —sweet—good teacher—help class after school—new member of the faculty—well-liked by her students—former student on the Rock pile —good dresser—student council adviser. MRS. PAULA MERSON Eighth-grade English master—rules with an iron hand—good teacher—stylish dresser—believes in no nonsense and much work—taught us to tell the difference between gerunds and participles— always prompt. MRS. DOROTHY MESKE A well-travelled lady—makes Latin classes interesting with her fascinating tales—accomplished musician—bright smile and friendly disposition—patient manner—leads a double life as Latin teacher and library assistant—capable Hi-Y and Latin Club advisor. MISS JUNE O'DEA Gentle manner—shy smile—petite—conservative dresser—bright red locks— well-travelled—Irish lossy —carries a huge briefcase—Sophomore class advisor—competent and thorough World History and Social Studies 9 teacher-pleasant disposition—cultured voice. 19 MR. RAYMOND OSTERHOLM Friendly smile—always has a kind word—capable study hall monitor—never without a bow tie—dapper appearance—has a twinkle in his eye. MISS JUNE PALMER Friendly nature—enjoys a good argument—prepares her charges for the business world—always means what she says—short and sweet—dedicated Hi-Y advisor. MR. HOWARD POLLOCK Lives on Pollock Island—leader of Sigma Phi Nothing—artist par-excellence—diligent history teacher—known for his sarcastic hilarities—known for Famous Tales. % MR. JOHN PELLICANE Capable bandsman and able musician—possessor of unique sense of humor—devilish—campaigner for band's rights—known for unsurpassed halftime shows—gives inspiring lectures—shy smile. MISS JEANNE POWELL The Southern belle of the North—loves leg lifts—always kidding—interested in history—beaming smile—gives the girls wise advice. MR. EDWARD RADIN New addition to the Rock Pile's science department-former local student-one of the great spellers of our time-enjoys the company of Ace -know$ how to clear the halls. 20 MRS. CLAIRE RAPPAPORT Very efficient—attractive—fashion coordinator—patient and understanding —friendly—takes a personal interest in her students and future homemakers — en rapport with her students. MRS. ANNABELL REILLY Comforting smile—personality seeker—teaches English with a stress on grammar—patient—ingenious way of engraving literature into her difficult students—will always be remembered as our first English teacher—firm but fair. MR. JACK E. RICHERT First year teaching at E.R.H.S.—teaches 7th grade Social Studies—well versed in his subject-vigorous style of teaching—gregarious. MR. ROBERT ROSCOE Senior Class Advisor—good looking—always has a smile—full of fun—tolerant and fair-minded—a friend to all his students—calm-mannered science teacher—problem consultant—understands the younger generation—amicable—one of the 10 best-dressed men in the country. MR. FRANK SCHMIDT Undisputed ruler of Ceramics—quick wit—faculty basketball star—creative —can always be found down by the shop—tall, dark, and handsome-amicable—respected teacher. MR. ROBERT SECRIST Never makes a mistake— Don't be absurd —critical—colorful dresser—follower of Plato and Socrates—noted for his modesty —always full of bons and alors —accomplished linguist—holds definite opinions—dramatic inclinations—writes famous letters—wields a mean ruler—casual stance —world traveller—knows all about European monarchs. 21 MR. MARTIN SEVERINO New addition to the Rock Pile's English Department—enjoys sixth period-amiable nature—always eager to help—would like his own Gull office-quick with the quips—wearer of vests—efficient new Gull Advisor—a friend to all—can't remember names—brimming with new ideas. V- MRS. DOROTHY SMITH Holder of interesting classes—understanding— teaches modern Spanish—propounder of language-record method—beautiful singing voice— me gustan todas. MRS. IDA SHIMANS New York City frequenter—understanding nature—possesses a tremendous amount of patience—develops artistic talents to the fullest—appreciates the fine arts—Jewelry Queen—artistic appearance—produces scenery for all school productions. MISS BARBARA STERNFELD New 7th grade English teacher—feels at home with our small student body—young and pretty —often taken for a student—serious but friendly —neat appearance. MRS. FRANCES SUITS Understanding—warm personality—competent Junior High Math teacher-lively sense of humor—proud grandmother—takes a real interest in her students. MRS. ROSALIND WEISS First year in E.R.H.S. teaching 9th grade English—bright red hair—short and sweet—ten dollar words—enthusiastic about her classes—well-liked by all. 22 FACULTY MIRROR We have chosen several members of the faculty to fill certain categories of our Faculty Mirror. Though there may be disagreements as to the wisdom of our choices, we feel that these selections are representative of the qualities they imply. Best Personality Mr. Harold Frieslebein Most Attractive Mr. Robert Roscoe Best Dressed Mrs. Majorie Hoppen Faculty Wit Mr. Francis Henrich Most Understanding Mr. Gerald Honig Most Admired and Respected Mr. Luther Kirsch Most Dignified Mr. Joseph E. Del Giorno Most Versatile Mr. Frank Schmidt STAFFS SECRETARIAL The secretarial staff deserves the admiration of all for the efficient manner in which they run the paperwork of the high school. Their cute messages to a prospective detention server never fail to bring an interested response. STANDING: Mrs. V. Shields, Mrs. M. Settle, Mrs. V. Walsh, Miss C. Shemp. SEATED: Mrs. A. Sullivan, Mrs. M. Bishop. KITCHEN Many chefs do not spoil the broth, and this is proven by our kitchen staff. Run under the supervision of Mrs. Lass, the kitchen staff provides a wide variety of tasty foods, including the wonderful cake and delicious soups. We thank you for years of tasty repasts. Mrs. J. Bantzhaff, Mrs. M. McCarthy, Mrs. E. DelGaudio, Mrs. J. Lass. CUSTODIAL The fine appearance of our school can be attributed to our very competent custodial staff. As well as performing their regular duties they are always ready to give a helping hand with the master key to unlock locked lockers. Mr. 6. Moffei, Mr. A. Bell. Mr. A. Ciliano, Mr. A. Anderson, Mr. J. Ciscone, Mr. S. Skobecki, Mr. F. McWilliams. 25 SENIOR OFFICERS To lead is perhaps the greatest responsibility. May God help us to use wisdom in the selection of our lead- James Gorbarino Vice-President Listen and record faithfully for it is thou who must remember us to posterity. William Swift Treasurer Wise guidance is a rare quality, if thou findest it rejoice for thou will meet success. Richard Ryder President To the Vice-President is given the task of waiting, ever ready, until he is called upon to assume leadership. Mary Testa Secretary Let him amongst you that has wisdom be the holder of the wealth, for he will save you from destruction. 28 Mr. Robert Roscoe Advisor JUDITH ANNE ABRAMOFF Judy Temperamental artist, savoir faire with tots, flashing dark eyes, expert skier, even disposition, willing worker. Table Tennis-ll years; Badminton-Ill; Spanish Club—II; Spanish Honor Society-1; Rock Rivalry-IV; GULL —III; Art Editor—I; Art Club—III; Receptionist—II. ROBERT ALBERT Bobby Oriental eyes, rubber legged pole-vaulter, anything but quiet, dislikes gossip, enthusiastic driver, winsome personality, possesses a French mind, accomplished flower obtainer, Prince of Junior Prom. Gym Leader—IV years,- Varsity Track—III; Varsity Football—I. DENNIS JOSEPH AYRAL Twizzi Popcorn lover, loud laugh, spotlight smile, happy-go-lucky, dependable, one of the Mudville Nine, individualistic, good looking. Varsity Baseball—I year; Varsity Football—III; Jay Vee Football—II; Rock Rivalry—III. ROCHELLE BARBAKOFF Shelly Stylish dresser, flirtatious, knows everybody, tall and slender, outspoken, loquacious, always on the go, loves to shop, expressive eyes, good driver, highly emotional, dramatic. Volleyball—IV years,- Badminton—I; Rock Rivalry— IV; GULL—III; Receptionist— IV ROBERT CHARLES BARKMAN Bob Ace's errand boy, loyal friend, car enthusiast, excitable, cleanest football uniforms, enjoys stock car races, sharp wit, Heavens to Merga-troid, broad shoulders. Varsity Football—I year; Rock Rivalry—IV; Jay Vee Football—I; Freshman Basketball -I. BONNIE JANE BARON Bonnie Miss Smiles, ravages food, constantly on the go, wolfish wink, winning smile, likes to knit, long tresses. Kosher Delicatessen, bikini bound. Spanish Club—I year; Volleyball—IV; Basketball—I; Softball—II; Hockey—I; GULL—III; Service Squad—IV; Rock Rivalry-Ill; ROCK Staff. JEFFERY BEARDSLEY Jeff Receiver of Mad albums, fond of tape recordings, one of the stage crew, likes Mr. Keyes, off-beat sense of humor, wades to school, uncontrollable cow-lick. Hall cops—II years; Projectionists—II; Stage Crew—II, Co-Captain—II; Fire Squad—II. ELAINE BERNADELLO Elaine Always making funny faces, full of fun, talk, talk, talk, talk girl, leading dissenter at class meetings, mad manicurist, beautician-to-be, frank. Miss Home Ec, stage-struck, life of pajama parties. Basketball—I year; Volleyball—I; GULL—I; Receptionist—I; Rock Rivalry—IV; Senior Play Committee; ROCK Typist. ROBERT STEVEN BESEDIN Bobby Owner of the little red truck, likeable personality, always willing to give a helping hand, a whiz with tools, photographer par excellence, a loyal friend, often found puttering around the shop, works hard at everything he does, one of our hall sheriffs. Gull—I year; Production Manager; ROCK Photography Staff; Service Squad Hollcop -IV. ROBERT ERNEST BISHOP Bob Limpid blue eyes, blond hair, likes a good time, good looking, neatly dressed, quiet, demon driver, likes boating and swimming. Good sport, user of cliches, one of the Three Musketeers, custard man, spontaneous laugh, never on time, noted for freckles. LINDA ANN BONFIGLIO Figgie Quiet, sweetest of the sweet, tambourine dancer, blushes easily, ice cream addict, shy, pajama party fan, meticulous dresser, good listener, always sees the silver lining, always on telephone, sincere friend, sympathetic. French Honor Society—II years; Hi-Y—II; Art Club— II; Basketball—III; Badminton-Ill; Volleyball—III; Gull—III; Library Council—IV; Rock Rivalry—IV. CLIFFORD BRUCE BRADT Brutch Sprints E.R. to victory, terror of ten pins, versatile musician, summer goatee, member of Steve Allen All-Stars, pool hustler, microscopic handwriting, Siamese Guard, sexy sideburns, good-looking, drives a blue caddy. Gym Leaders—IV years; Latin Club—I; Chess Club—I, Bowling—IV; Varsity Track—IV; GULL—I; Key Club-Ill; French Club—II. President— I; Vice-President—I; Junior Band; Senior Band; Senior Chorus; Singers. JAMES BRENNAN Jimmy Telephone booth user, carrot-topped, doorman, quipster, always busy, constantly found with a basketball. Track—II years; Service Squad; Rock Rivalry—III; Stage Crew—II. ARTHUR BRETSCH Art Garrulous, well dressed, easy going, boot rug, one of Bay Park's favorites, brushman, back-porch man. Rock Rivalry—II years.- Service Squad—III. AUDREY BROOKS Audrey Poetic nature, likes a good time, serious minded, enthusiastic worker, cloud, petite and quiet, sensitive, long eyelashes. French Club—III years; Art Club—I; Hi-Y—I; GULL—IV; Receptionist—III. ROBERT BROWN Bob Quick wit, tall and handsome, one of the corner boys, fast with an answer, hard to reach, dizzy quarterback, neat dresser, always smiling. Freshman Football—I year; Freshman Basketball—I; Jay Vee Football—I; Jay Vee Basketball—I; Varsity Football—I. ELIZABETH BYRNE Betty Conscientious worker, speedy talker, can't sit still, easily excited, likes to take charge, cured that health room, independent, gets things done, show me. Spanish Club—III years; Science Club—I; Basketball—II; Volleyball—II; Service Squad—II; Rock Rivalry—III; Health Aide—IV. ESTHER CANETTI Es Distinctive, tiny handwriting, dedicated backdrop chairman, flirtatious eyelashes, independent thinker, candid, long black tresses, neat and sweet, friendly to all, defender of the Turks, I don't get it girl, ambitious seamstress. French Club—III yeors. President—1; French Honor Society—1; Andiron Club— II; Hi-Y—1; Math Honor Society French Club—III years; Art Club—I; Hi-Y—I; GULL—IV; Receptionist—III. —I; Volleyball—IV; Badminton—II; Table Tennis—I; Basketball—IV; Softball—I; Hockey—II; Track—I; GULL —IV. Exchange Editor—II; Receptionist— ll; Rock Rivalry—IV; Bockdrop Chairman—lilt Prom Decorations.-ROCK staff; Hockey Honor team—I, Science Honor Society—I. DONALD FREDRICH CAMPBELL Don Avid long-distance runner, on ground floor with stage crew, mechanical drawing artist, TIMES salesman, conscientious. GULL worker. Junior Chorus—I year; Senioir Chorue—III; Varsity Trock—II; GULL—II, Production Manager—I; Hall Cops—IV; Fire Squad—III; Projectionist—II; Operetta—III. THOMAS MICHAEL CARLOCK Pud Joke teller, easygoing, robust humor, lover of fraternity parties, known for humorous comments, extremely generous nature, comical utterances, worshipper of The Kingston Trio and Steve Allen All Stars. Vanity Football—II years; Varsity Baseball—II; Rock Rivalry—IV; Service Squad-11; GULL—I. JOAN HOPE CARRELL Joanie ir, alert hazel eyes, cheerful smile, very talented dancer, likes to swim, goes for the latest fads. JUDITH CAULKINS judr Winning smile. v tld laugh offender of Queens Beauty Institute, full of fun, talkative, good dancer long dork hair, limpid blue eyes Itetk fctv by IV yteit WILLIAM OESASOll mr Jksdt feewiv ton newspaper bcx -endty, dtewn, one © Ne boys « . . � yews hrtAll IA: teci etwAry—W S � rv«� Sonco— 54 TERESA CHERKA 'Terry Always saying Hi ' never without a smile, brown hair, has a head for business. Southern accent, tall and slender, golf fan, enjoys swimming and boating. Secretarial Aid—II years; Rock Rivalry—IV. ROBERT FRANCIS CLARK Bob Enjoys bowling, always chattering, sarcastic humor, blue eyes, ninth period Spanish student, sirloin and meringe man. Jazz lover. Spanish Club—I year; Jay Vee Bowling—II; Varsity Bowling—II; Rock Rivalry—IV. RONALD CODY Ron Science minded, talented musician, witty, bubbling personality, photography enthusiast, efficient worker, enjoys long hikes, always found puttering in his lab. French Honor Society-IV years, President-1; Key Club-ll; Rock Rivolry-IV. Notional Honor Society-ll; Andiron Club—ll; Moth honor Society—III; Track— IV, GULL—IV, Advertising Manager—I. ROCK Photography Editor; Chess Club—I, President—I; Science Honor Society—III, Vice-President—I. CAROLE COMBS Carole Beautiful blond hair, soft blue eyes, fair complexion, quiet manner, friendly personality, variety of clothes, likes to cook, lover of Italian foodstuffs, huge record collection. JOAN CONDRON Joni Pursuer of the arts, dependable, likes boys from the Bronx, strong viewpoints, sticks to her convictions, loves Italian food, commonly known as Izzi, sympathetic, really sweet. Spanish Club—III years; Spanish Honor Society—I; Volleyball—II; Basketball—II; Badminton—II; GULL; ROCK Staff; Health Aide; Rock Rivalry—IV. JAY DANIEL CONLON Jay Class spirited, dedicated sportsman, loves a good time, considerate of all, true friend, puzzled math student, always with a smile, varsity letterman, bumpable, asset to anything he joins. Gym Leaders—II years,- Track—II; Junior Prom committee; Service Squad—II; Varsity Baseball—I; Varsity Football—III, Captain I; Varsity Basketball—II. MICHAEL CONNELL Seech Fiery red locks and freckles, frequenter of parties, Ball 'n' Jack man, vicious football player, likeable, rambunctious laugh, blind as a bat, forgetful. Freshman Football—II years,- Jay Vee Football—I; Varsity Football—II; Rock Rivalry -IV. EDWARD JOHN COOKE Ed Boat lover, patron of Joseph's hamburgers, reserved, Short Beach goer, considerate. Track—I year; Rock Rivalry—III. JOHN COPELAND Jack Blue eyed, blond hair, versatile athlete, Mr. Clean, crew cut fan, conscientious worker, boyish good looks, seemingly shy, loyal friend, talented barber. Pi D lta Kappa—III; Freshman Football—I; Freshman Basketball, Captain—1; Freshman Track—I; Varsity Baseball—III; Joy Vee Football—II; Varsity Basketball—III; Gymleader—IV; Freshman Class Treasurer; Rock Rivalry—IV; Senior Bond—III; Varsity Football—II, Captain—I. GEORGE DeROSE George Bowling star, likes Lasagna, likes girls, helpful, dependable, Spanish enthusiast, chronologically lost. Spanish Club—II years; Bowling—IV; Rock Rivalry—IV. NORMA L. DIAMOND Norm Personable, unusual giggle, always reliable, a gem, Camp DeBaun Worker, good sense of humor, unforgettable sighs, twinkling dark eyes. French Honor Society—II years,- French Club—II; Chorus—IV; Table Tennis—II; Badminton—III; Volleyball—I; Receptionist—IV,- GULL—I; Rock Rivalry—IV. EMILY C. DIANA Em Sympathetic, diligent worker, good natured, congenial, giver of pajama parties, handy with needle and thread, superb typist, often found in backyard pool. Librory Council—II years,- Receptionist—IV; Nurses Aide—III; Usherette—III; Hockey Honor team—I; Bowling —Ill; Softball—II; Hockey—III; Basketball—IV; Secretarial Aide—I; Rock Rivalry—IV; Rock Rivalry Costume Chairman-Ill; GULL-1; ROCK Staff. RUTH ANN DILLON Ruth Lover of horses, one of the singing seniors, quiet but funloving, shy smile, blusher, serious Avon girl, considerate of everyone, hopes for a future in child psychology. Senior Chorus—III; Junior Chorus—II; Singers—I; Projectionist—III; Nurses Aide—IV; Operetta—III. ANITA ILENE DINOWITZ Dink Sara's best buddy, valuable, reckless, persistent, folk music fan, U. of B. lover, modern art minded, never punks, wustaba fan, dark good looks, chic dresser, abhors casts. Art Club—IV years; Hockey—III; Volleyball—III; Bowling—III; Softball—III; GULL—II, Art Editor— I; Receptionist; Hi-Y—III; Junior Varstiy cheerleader—1; Nurse Aide—II; ROCK Staff; Hockey Honor Team—I. BARBARA D'ONOFRIO Barbara Well dressed, present at P.J. parties. East Rockaway Bakery Fan, dreams of driving, characteristic laugh, easy disposition, distinctive walk, loves a good time, flair for fashion, knows all. Library Council—III years; Volleyball—II; Hockey—I; Basketball—I; Softball—I; GULL—II; Health Aide—I; Receptionist—II; Rock Rivalry—III; Junior Ring Committee. CHERYL LORRAINE DOREMUS Cheryl Brillo, asset to the bowling team, black hair, booming laugh, often seen with Joy, dislikes pleated skirts, wearer of sneakers. 38 Rock Rivalry—IV years. JOSEPH C. DRAGONE Joe Dragon ' amiable, capable student, class dues hound, member of the physics clan, ducks under doorways, dedicated worker, always ready to listen, Please, Well. Science Honor Society—III years; Pi Delto Kappa—III; Key Club—I; Andiron Club—II; Service Squad—I; Projectionist—II; Varsity Track—I; ROCK Production Editor,- Rock Rivalry—III; Spanish Club—III; Chess Club—II. CHARLOTTE E. DRESSLER Cookie Newcomer to the Rock Pile, sparkling eyes, one of the prettiest, famous for blonde hair, quick with a smile, one of the Luckies fans. Secretarial Aide—I year. ALAN DUBIEL Alan Proficient wrestler, noted for long book reports, strong laugh, math genius, frank and respected opinions, man with a future, owner of Physics Honor Seat. ANNE DUNN Anne Shy smile, friendly nature, candid wit, a laugher, Number One, mad chemist, party goer, forgetful, strictly Irish, penetrating stare, gives cynical appraisals, tambourine dancer. Twirlers—III years; Spanish Club—III; Secretary—I; Spanish Honor Society—II; Hi-Y— I; Basketball class team—II; Honor Team—I; GULL—IV. SUE ANN M. FAULKNER Sue Friendly, always ready to lend a helping hand, I don't understand, clear blue eyes, exuberant cheerleader. South American traveler, gullible, hard worker. Rho Gamma—III years. President—I; Latin Club—III, President—I; Varsity Twirling—III; Jay Vee Cheering —I; GULL—II, Sports Editor—I; Library Council—IV, Secretary—1; Receptionist—III; Nurses Aide—I; Senior Chorus—III; Varsity Cheering—I, Captain—I; Junior Prom Committee Chairman,- Rock Rivalry, Volleyball. Basketball, Softball, Operetta—III, Stage manager—I. PEGGY FINSTON Peg An early graduate, fiery debator, profound thinker, But Mr. Linn, curly black hair, occupied with activities. Volleyball—II years; Basketball—II; Senior Band—III; Chorus—IV; Operetta—II; French Honor Society—1; Spanish Honor Society—I; Andiron Club; Moth Honor Society—II; National Honor Society—ll; Science Honor Society—II. ANITA FOX Anita Shy smile, dagger-like nails, middle initial B, gum chewer, telephone talker, master of that game. Spanish Honor Society—I year,- Library Council—III; Spanish Club—III; Volleyball —II; Badminton—II; GULL—IV; Nurse's Aide; Receptionist— IV; Rock Rivalry—IV. SUSANNE FRANTZ Sue Smart dresser, carrot red hair, twinkling hazel eyes, neat, efficient, tambourine dancer, impish smile. Secretarial Club—II years,- Hi-Y— I; Softball Honor Team-1; Rock Rivolry-IV; GULL—1«. RICHARD FRAY Dick Newcomer to Rock Pile, Mid-Western drawl, curly blond hair, friendly to all, pleasant disposition, always has a nice word to say. Previous School—Student Council—II; Vice President of Spanish Club; Physics Club; Juntos literary Society —II; Track—II; Circulation Manager of school paper. DANIEL J. FRIEDMAN Danny Friendly, dedicated worker, contemplator, deep thoughtful eyes, delegate to Ecuador, enjoys a good time, sword dancer, holds definite opinions, lover of Bach, always active. Senior Band—IV years; Key Club—II; Chess Club—I, Secretary—I; Andiron Club—II; Math Honor Society—III; Science Honor Society—III, Secretary—I; French Honor Society—III, Vice-Preisdent—I; Varsity Track—III; Notional Honor Society—II; GULL, Business Manager—I. SHARYN FUCHS Sha Outspoken, vigorous backdrop worker, ping-ponger, experiments in color, fights for her rights, unmistakable voice, locker lender, sports car addict. Secretarial Aide—II years; Volleyball—I; GULL Typist—1; ROCK Typist; Library Council—I; Softball—I; Rock Rivalry—IV. JAMES GARBARINO Jimby Barry Goldwater fan, subtle wit, imaginative keen intellect, never raises his voice, profound thinker, forgetful, lover of Gnooks, hardworking chief of the ROCK, a mind of his own, wustaba fan. Key Club—III years; Varsity Baseball—III; Andiron Club— II; National Honor Society—II; Spanish Honor Society—III; Math Honor Society—II; GULL—II; ROCK—Editor-in-Chief; Student Council—II, Vice-President—I,-Senior Class Vice-President; Junior Chorus,- Senior Chorus—III; Singers—II; Rock Rivalry—IV; Operetta-Ill; Spanish Club—IV, Vice-President—I. 41 ALICIA E. GARVEY Lida Cookie eater, sport enthusiast, sociable, sweet disposition, cute nose, long brown hair, birdie bouncer, blushes easily, Seymour 7 Spanish Club—I year; Secretarial Club— II; Rho Gamma—II; Hockey—II; Volleyball —III; Honor Team—I; Softball—II; ROCK typist; Secretarial Aide—II; Basketball—IV, Honor Team—III Badminton—II, Honor Team—1; Rock Rivalry—IV. BRUCE T. GLEASON Bruce Good looking, quietly efficient, personable, King Kahn, dry sense of humor, unassuming, easily annoyed, willing worker. Math Honor Society—III years; Rock Rivalry—IV. DOROTHY V. GLORIOSO Dot Big brown eyes, easy to get along with, loves to act, possessor of Little MICHAEL S. GRAHLFS Mike Blue eyes, man with the weights, good sense of humor, willing to try almost anything, easy to get along with, lightest lineman, good student, lover of science, always wanting to gain weight. Latin Club—II years,- Track—I; Varsity Football—II; Rock Rivalry—III. 42 MARION C. GRAVES Squeak Distinctive giggle, chatters incessantly, vivacious cheerleader, class shorty, innocent looking, changeable blue eyes, 'Who Me? , bully of the block. Latin Club-IV years,- French Honor Society-Ill; Hi Y—III; Vorsity Twirling—II; GULL —II; Receptionist—I; Rock Rivalry—IV; Jay Vee Cheerleader—I; Varsity Cheerleader —I; Prom Decorations Committee, Badminton—I, Honor Team—1; Volleyball—II; ROCK Staff. DAVID GRIFFEN Griff Prom flower obtainer, midget football star, easy-going, get back there his candid comments, tube-a-thoner, enjoys life on the reservation. Gymleader—IV years,- Student Council-1; Varsity Football-ll; Rock Rivalry-IV; Class GERALDINE GUARNIERI Gerry Owner of Class of '64's longest name, hard worker, short and sweet, perpetual giggler, always on the go, lover of volleyball, a future nurse, blonde hair, blue eyes. Nurses Aid; Secretarial Aid; Volleyball; GULL— II, Dance Committee,- Rock Rivalry-Ill. PAUL ROBERT HALFORD Paul Water skiing enthusiast, frog dissector, frequenter of Chemistry Lab, diligent worker, resourceful, pleasant, toots a tuba, likes to read, carrier of brief cases. Key Club—III years; Science Honor Society—III; Math Honor Society—II; French Club —II; Hall Cop—I; Projectionist—I; Senior Band; Rock Rivalry—IV; GULL—I; Senior Chorus—III. SHARON LYNN HEALY Sharon Always remembered for St. Patrick's Day green hair, high kicker, natural long blonde hair, quick wit, all for fun, talks with her hands, class spirited. Library Council—IV years; Receptionist—III; Chorus—IV; Hockey—IV; Hockey Honor Team—I; Basketball—II; Softball—II; Volleyball—I; Track-1; GUIL-IV; Operetta-Ill. ROBERT HEFELE Bob Lazy brown hair, dislikes Hawaiian words. Singer—virtuoso, quietly philosophical, proficient, efficient, amiable, candid, diligent. Jr. High Track—II years,- Jay Vee Basketball—II; Varsity—I; Junior Chorus—I; Senior Chorus—III; Operetta—III; Singers—II; Jr. High Band—I; Rock Rivalry—IV. MARGARET ANN HENGST Mush Class Mermaid, Olympic bound, hard worker, terrific sense of humor, Spanish II wonder, short-short hair cut, unique name, uh, enjoys sailing, locker thin. Spanish Club—II years; Spanish Honor Society I; Volleyball—IV; Track—II; GULL-11; Receptionist—IV; Usherette—III; Health Aide—II; Hockey Honor Team—I; Hockey -I. MARGARET F. HERBST Peggy Good personality, sense of humor, quick answer, future secretary, excellent typist, pleasant smile, a kind word for all. Secretarial Club—II; Rock Rivalry-IV; GULL—II; Secretarial Aide-11. VICTORIA HICKS Vicky Short and slender, proficient dancer, flashing smile, effervescent personality, says what she thinks, dependable, tambourine dancer, scarf waver. Library Council—I year,- Service Squad—I; Secretarial Club—II; Softball—I; GULL—II; Health Aide—III; Secretarial Aide—II. DEBORAH ANNE HOWLAND Debbie Constant blusher, library worker, toots a flute, our gal Friday, has a few freckles, gauche guitarist, exceptional student, liberal thinker. Latin Club—III years; Secretary—II; French Honor Society—IV; Science Honor Society—III; Math Honor Society—IV; Hockey—III; Volleyball—III; Basketball—III; Softball—III; National Honor Society—II; GULL—I, News Editor—I; Receptionist— IV; Library Council—IV, Secretary—I, President—I; Hi-Y—II, Treasurer—I; Chorus —Ill; Band—IV; Andiron Club—II; Operetta—III; Senior Play Committee; Girls' State Representative; ROCK Literary Editor. WILLIAM HUGHES Hugs Freckles, basketball hustler, often seen in a cast, class spirit, amiable, likes to dance, party goer, sportsman, quick wit. Varsity Baseball—II years; Varsity Football—II; Student Council—II; Rock Rivalry Chairman—II; Rock Rivalry—IV. KATHLEEN IRIZARRY Kathy Pleasant smile, sports enthusiast, plays the French Horn, Spanish whiz, quiet. Senior Band—III years; Hockey Honor Team—I; Volleyball—III, Softball—II. 45 DENISE JACKSON Sara Comely Anatomy, gentle manner, Greenwich Village devotee, alluring blue eyes, quiet, wustaba fan. Rock Rivalry—II years; Art Club—II; Rock Assistant Art Editor. JOANNE JESSEN Arleen Loves Italian Food, sweet, movie goer, beautiful hair, retiring manner, chic dresser, pleasant outlook. EDWARD T. JORDON Eddie A collector of coins, likes guns, bowling fan, likes the great outdoors, tall and slim, unrully hair, quiet, loves sport cars. Rock Rivalry—III. DAVID JAMES KEMP Dave Angel's doing, self-supposed ladies' man, talkative, friendly, always found in his boat, brash. Service Squad—III years; Rock Rivalry—IV. 46 KENNETH KERN Kenny Spanish enthusiast, baritone sax player, quiet, aloof, deep voice, sticks to his convictions, always has something on his mind, ardent Yankee fan, plans to invade Cuba. Junior Band—II years,- Senior Band—II; Rock Rivalry—I; Spanish Club—I; Stuyvesant High School—III. SUSAN KERR Sue Easygoing, always has a smile, laughs at anything, lowest alto, hair stylist, member of the clarinet quartet, friend of Janie. Spanish Club-1 year; Table Tennis-1; Rock Rivalry-Ill; GULL-1; Senior Band-Ill; Senior Chorus-11; Operetta—M. BARBARA KINDRED Barb Long Beach's Beauty Queen, very quiet, loyal friend, easy to get along with, typing whiz, long dark locks, commuter to Oceanside. Secretarial Club—II years; Library Council—IV. JAMES NATHAN KLABER Jimmy Charter member of Steve Allen All-Stars, avid Rock Rivalry party giver, dislikes staying home, ER's answer to Gene Krupa, determined showman, wild musician, devilish manner, outspoken, natural-born playboy. French Club—II years. Treasurer—I; Football— II; Track—II; Bowling—II; Key Club— III; Gym Leaders—III; Rock Rivalry—IV; GULL—III, Sports Editor—I; Senior Band—IV, Jazz Workshop—II; Junior Prom Committee,- ROCK staff; Music Awards 2. FLORENCE KLEMM Pat White Castle car hop, tall and slender, sharp dresser, big blue eyes, ear piercer, always smiling, future beautician. Library Council—II years; Volleyball—II; Rock Rivalry—I. KATHLEEN PATRICIA KOEHLER 'Kathy Shy and quiet, blushes easily, athletically inclined, immaculate dresser, tall and attractive, always in doubt, never makes her own decisions, laconic, recognizable laugh, pleasant personality, friendly nature. Secretarial Club-ll years; Hockey-Ill; Honor Team—II; Volleyball-Ill, Honor Team -II; Track—II; Honor Team-1; GULL-1; ROCK typist; Rho Gamma-ll; Basketball-Ill, Honor Team—I; Softball—III, Honor Team—II; Rock Rivalry—IV. BARBARA ANN KRAEBEL Barb Quiet and well mannered, easy going, efficient secretary, tambourine dancer, music lover, neat dresser, natural blonde hair, willing worker, outdoor type, spontaneous giggle, one of the Three Musketeers, basketball fiend. Secretarial Club—II years. President—II; Secretarial Aide—II; Volleyball—II; Basketball— IV; Bowling—II; Bowling Honor Team—1; Rock Typist; Rock Rivalry—IV; Band —III; Chorus—I; Operetta—I; Gull typist—II, Junior Gull Typing Editor—I; Reporter -I. AILEEN DIANA LANZ Aileen Smart dresser, sarcastic sense of humor, amiable, headed for college, slim, perfectionist, never in homeroom, attractive, sly smile. Latin Club—II years,- French Club—I; Volleyball—III; Bosketball—II; Softball—II; Hockey—I; GULL—III; Rock Rivalry—IV; Receptionist—III. RICHARD LA ROSSA Rich ' Likes history, quick with a question, as well as an answer, conscientious, well oriented, lazy black hair, biology interests, friendly Key Club—I yeor; Chess Club—I; Latin Club—I MICHAEL LAUFER Mike Blue eyes and freckles, usual sense of humor, tends to be gregarious, user of cliches, one of the corner boys. Rock Rivalry star, big man in PBC basketball, a caballero, sarcastic wit Freshman Football—I year; J. V. Football—I; Spanish Club—I; Rock Rivalry—IV JEANNE CHRISTINE LEDNER Jeanne Petite, sparkling hazel eyes, capable leader of the Service Squad, bubbling personality, one of a set, always on the go, varied facial expressions, always with a smile, favors a T-bone steak Hi-Y— I year; Badminton—I; Library Council—III; Service Squad—II, Captain—I; Usherettes—II; Assembly Squad—II; Receptionist—III; Rock Rivalry—IV; GULL—III PATRICIA MARIE LEDNER Pat Vivacious R. R. Cheerleader, chain talker, gesticulator, one-half, bubbling personality, always on the go, class spirited, confirmed believer of the No-Sleep Pajama Party, loyal friend Hi-Y—I year; Badminton—I; Basket ball—II; Softball—I; Volleyball—II: Library Council—III; Service Squad— IV; Usherettes—II; Assembly Squad— II; Receptionist—III, Rock Rivalry—IV; Gull—IV. PATRICIA J. LEE Pat Strawberry blonde, favors firemen, wearer of Oriental clothes, hypnotic gazer, animal lover, happy jokester Secretarial Aide—I year; Gull typist—I; Rock Rivalry—III KAREN A. LEIMBACK Beckie Usually seen with the crowd , long blond tresses, quick smile, willing helper, enjoys spaghetti and meatballs, frequenter of Lynbrook movies, word for the wise Secretarial Aide—I year; Rock Rivalry—IV. JEFFERY H. LEVENBERG Jeff Dry sense of humor, loves to tease, easy disposition, chess player, blushes easily, often found at Key Club bookstore, rosy complexion Pi Delta Kappa—III yeors; Key Club—III; President—I; Science Honor Society—III; Spanish Honor Society —II; Andiron Club—II GAIL FREDDA LIBERMAN Gail Intriguing, excitingly artistic, wild laugh, highly emotional, delegate to Columbia, deep dark eyes, intermittently speaks with a drawl, sincere, wustaba fan, sympathetic listener French Club—III years; Hi-Y—III; Art Club—III; Math Honor Society—1; Volleyball —I; Basketball—IV; Badminton—IV; Honor Team—I; Softball—II; Table Tennis—I; National Honor Society—ll; Rock Art Editor; Receptionist—III; Junior Ring Committee; Rock Rivalry—IV; Mural Chairman—IV; Gull—IV ELLEN MARIE LIBRIZZI Diz Fast with an answer, one of the class clowns, always has a Rock Rivalry theme in mind, never without an opinion, class spirited, lively cheerleader Secretarial Aide-11 years,- GULL II; ROCK Typist; Assembly Squad-11; Rock Rivalry-IV; Jay Vee Cheering—I, Captain, I; Varsity Cheering—I; Volleyball—IV; Badminton -II; Basketball—II; Softball-I; Secretarial Club-ll; Ping-Pong-1; Receptionist-1; Hockey-1 LENA MARGARET LIOY Lena Quiet and friendly, always willing to help, likes records, excellent secretary, neat dresser, seamstress, loves Italian food, often seen putting around golf course, alert brown eyes Secretarial Club-ll years. Vice President; GULL Typist-ll; ROCK Typist; Secretarial Aide-Ill. THOMAS W. LOUIS 'Tom New addition to the Rock Pile, burns up the cinders, somebody up there likes him, always neat, friendly, conservative dresser, pensive, likes wild parties, interested ski fan Previous school-Varsity Track-IV; Key Club-ll, Vice President; Varsity Club-ll; School Newspaper-Ill, Sports Editor—II; Soccer—I; Junior Prom Committee—II. THOMAS LUCIUS 'Tom Savage dodgeball player, thoughtful, sincere, light brown hair, tall and slim, works well with paint brush, quiet Rock Rivalry—I year 51 RUSSELL LYNN Rusty Cookie breaker, competent GULL Editor, meticulous, member of the S.R.C., always laughing, deep thinker, outdoorsman Chess Club—I year,- Treasurer—1; French Honor Society— II; Moth Honor Society—ll; Notional Honor Society-11; Track—IV; GULL—II, Editor-in-Chief—I; Rock Rivalry—IV; Key Club—II, Treasurer—II; Science Honor Society—II, Treasurer—II. SUSAN I. MARINO Sue Enjoys pickles and ice, Penguin, understanding, likes guitars, pleasant smile, flashing eyes, amiable, pretty black tresses Secretarial Club—II years,- GULI—II; Secretarial Aide—I edward p. McDonnell Eddie Sharp dresser, dark-room addict, loves long debates, electronically inclined, neat in appearance, handsome, ladies' man, friendly Latin Club-Ill years. Math Honor Society-1; Basebell-I; Trock—I; Rock Rivolry-IV; Historian-1. THEODORE McDERMOTT 'Ted Eager reader, born with a silver guitar, great sense of timing, always neat, blue eyes and blond hair, a charter member of the Steve Allen All-Stars, record collector Key Club—III years,- Band-Ill; Jazz Workshop-ll; Service Squad-1,- Rock Rivalry -II 52 iris McDonnell Iris Pizza fan, winning smile, class beautician, baby face, petite, bouncy cheerleader, constant giggler, always wants to help, pixie-ish Latin Club—III years; Varsity cheerleader—I; Receptionist—III; Library Council—II; Nurses Aide—I. GEORGE F. McGOVERN George Unmanageable hair, deep in thought, history whiz, likes to travel, friendly, dude, tends mouse horse Science Honor Society—II years,- Spanish Club—II; Gull—I; Projectionist—IV; Key Club—II; Senior Band—IV; Rock Rivalry—IV ANNE E. McKEE Anne Drives around in 63 Tempest, friendly, back porcher, likes basketball, quiet, sweet personality, curly locks, fierce hockey player Receptionist—III years,- French Honor Society—1; Volleyball; Hockey; Rock Rivalry—IV. ALAN MclNNES Al Chemistry whiz, lover of Rock n Roll, critical ways, Help me , high strung, movie goer, proficient, constant doodler, quiet contemplator, La Salle de Bain, coucher French Club—III years,- Key Club—III; Rock Rivalry—IV; Senior Chorus—II KATHY McLOUGHLIN Kathy Cute smile, good personality, always ready to help, joke teller, tall and pretty, quiet in school, long fingernails, lover of Canada Secretarial Club—II years; GULL typist—II; Library Council—II; Service Squad—II; Receptionist—II LORRAINE MEHRMANN Lorraine Attractive, eye-catching walk, giggler, good sense of humor, shiny dark tresses, big blue eyes, favors the Class of '62, Rock Rivalry Cheerleader, make-up artist. Library Council—II years; Rock Rivalry—IV; Volleyball—I; Hockey—I. JANIE MITCHELL Janie Always good for a laugh, enjoys a good time, library worker, party goer, found behind the wheel, flirtatious, glittering eyes, lover of art Latin Club—III years; Library Council—III; Health Aide—IV; Receptionist—III; Chorus—IV; Rock Rivalry—IV; Operetta—III. JOHN MORRONI John Bowling King, dark eyes. Chemistry apprentice, dislikes lengthy books, quiet disposition, always seen at Lari's, lost for words, neat dresser Spanish Club—I year; Varsity Bowling—II; Rock Rivolry—IV KEN MOTT Ken Ice skating fanatic, What, me worry?, friendly, pleasing personality, guardian of the halls, melodramatic Service Squad—IV years; Rock Rivalry—II MARY MOTT Mary Cheery disposition, shiny, blonde hair, sparkling blue eyes, true friend, always has a kind word Latin C|ub—III years; Science Honor Society—II; French Honor Society—II; Hi-Y—IV; GULL—III; Projectionist-Ill; Rock Rvalry-IV. JOHN R. MULHERN Jack Cautious driver, hectic dancer, lean and lanky, fearless basketball player, double-take artist, clown, Flamingo, dislikes working Varsity Baseball—III years; Jay Vee Football—I; Senior Band—II; Freshman Basketball—II; Freshman Football -II; Rock Rivalry—IV HARRY MULLER Harry Curly blonde hair, quick wit, brown eyes, back porcher, spirited Gym Leader, football mainstay, gum chewer - 6 Varsity Football—II years; Gym Leaders—IV THOMAS MURPHY ''Tom Sleepwalker, favors the class of '63, loves the smell of paint, lazy brown hair, friendly to all, easy going JAMES MULLIGAN Jim Possessor of Senior freckles , clown, gum chewer, bowling enthusiast, our own Wall Street runner, always in a stew, friendly Irishman, C.A.P. member, thinking man Spanish Club—I year; Rock Rivalry—IV: MAUREEN NASH Rena Booming laugh, jovial humor, excellent basketball player, likes to cook, everyone's friend, athletic, always smiling, Spanish III live wire, talented writer, fashion minded, has a secret desire to coach the Boston Celtics Spanish Club—III years; Spanish Honor Society—1; Volleyball—III; Track—II, Honor Team—II; Bowling—I; Basketball—III, Honor Team—III; Hockey—II, Honor Team—I; Rho Gamma—II; Junior Gull Editor—I; GULL— III, Fashion Editor—ll; ROCK Photography Editor; Projectionist—IV. CHRISTINE MUXIE Chris Likes wild times, long blond tresses, slim, loads of class spirit, graduated from high school a year early. Rock Rivalry—III years ANN C. NEWHALL Annie Pretty, shy, sweet disposition, always sailing, dimples, loves French, soft spoken, petite French Club I year,- Volleyball—I; Rock Rivalry—IV SERGIO J. NICHOUCH Serge Majors in mechanical drawing, champion of nick-names, moviegoer, never on time, lover of Mr. Crowley's lectures, supports the gum machines, spaghetti and meat ball man Freshman Track—II years; Rock Rivalry—IV. ELAINE V. OBACH Elaine Newcomer to Rock Pile, light brown hair, soft brown eyes, nice smile, very athletic, always willing to lend a helping hand, quiet manner, likes Cape Cod Homemaking Club—II years; Volleyball—I; Badminton—I; Bowling—II. WILLIAM J. O'BRIEN Bill User of cliches, backporch frequenter, avid wrestling fan, blue eyes and freckles, shy and quiet, perpetually eating, one of the three muska-teers Rock Rivalry—I REGINA M. O'DEA Gina77 Pizza lover, hall wanderer, jumps to conclusions, long, brown hair, dislikes conformity, late sleeper, girl of many moods, enchanting eyes, secretary secretary,77 member of the Three Musketeers,77 football fan, full of fun ROCK typist—I year; Health Aide—IV; Receptionist—IV; Secretarial Aide—II; Rock Rivalry—IV; Volleyball—IV; Track—II; Basketball—IV; Bowling—II; Senior Band—I MARION E. OHLSTEIN Mari77 Flirtious, seen with guys from Lynbrook High, likes to ski, gives cool book reports, never without words, neat dresser, one of the Spanish Club Spanish Club—III years; Spanish Honor Society—I; GULL—IV; Health Aide—IV; Receptionist—III. CLAIRE M. O'KEEFE 77Micki Courageous catcher, long distance talker, dramatic inclinations, good student, bright smile, bubbling personality, lyric soprano, exceptional organizer French Honor Society—II years; Latin Club—II; Hi-Y—III, President—1; Math Honor Society—III; Basketball Honor Team—II; Softball team—II; Volleyball—IV; Table Tennis—IV; Hockey— IV; Prejectionist—IV; Library Council—IV, Vice-President—I, Treasurer—I; Usherette—IV; National Honor Society—II; Student Council—I, Sec.—Treasurer—I; Senior Chorus—III, Singers—I; operetta—III; Rock Rivalry—IV; ROCK; Senior Play Committee. DAVID I. OLIAN Olive77 Long distance bike rider, illegible handwriting, extraordinary student, career in medical sciences, rambunctious wit, diligent worker, known for his ties, S.R.C., toots a licorice stick, proponent of Phlogiston Theory, outgoing, folksinging addict Math Honor Society—IV years,- French Honor Society—III; Secretary-Treasurer—I, Vice-President—1; Chess Club—I; Science Honor Society—III; Andiron Club—II; GULL —III, Assistant Literary Editor—I; Senior Play Committee—I; ROCK Assistant Literary Editor,- Music Awards,- Junior Chorus—I; Senior Band—III; Rock Rivalry—IV; Track -III 58 DORIANNE PERRICONE Dori Originator of tambourine girls, petite and pixieish, little imp, R.R. choreographer, lover of dancing, neat, E.S.P. fan, no-sleep pajama partier, full of fun Spanish Club—III years; Spanish Honor Society—I; Hi-Y-ll; Roo Gamma—II; Varsity Twirling—II; Captain—1; Jay Vee Cheering—1; Varsity Cheering—I; Captain—I; Receptionist—II; Assembly Squad—II; Student Council—II; Rock Rivalry—IV RICHARD B. ORBELL Richie Contagious laugh, comrade , dark unruly hair, ham operator, nature lover, makes himself known, talkative, likes skiing, chemistry bug Rock Rivalry—II. STEVE W. OWEN Steve Good-natured, one of the flower hustlers, cropped red hair, an Irish good guy, a ready worker, dependable Service Squad—I year. SALVATORE PASSANISI Sal Dark good looks, hard worker, party goer, friendly disposition, magnetic smile, demon driver, Rock Rivalry temple builder Gym Leader—III years, Vice-President—I; Freshman Football—I; Varsity Football—I; Rock Rivalry—IV; Stand Chairman—I MARIE E. PETERSON Marie Sympathetic, sweet disposition, garrulous, friendly, has an interest in West Point, organ player, makes periodic pilgrimages to Utah, backyard boatyard, continually smiling, always on the go, everpresent Pi Delta Kappa—IV years; French Honor Society—II; French Club—I, Treasurer—I; Senior Chorus—I; Operetta —I; Junior Chorus—II; Varsity Twirling—III; Gull—IV; Badminton Honor Team—II; Volleyball—IV; Basketball —II; Tennis—I; Junior Prom Committee; Service Squad—IV; Rock Rivalry—IV; American Field Service—I; ROCK Literary Staff. DENNIS L. POLICASTRO Den Party goer, unusually curly hair, quiet nature, Ace of the Mudville Nine, noted for dancing with spears and swords, adorable blue eyes. Jay Vee Basketball—II years; Varsity Basketball—II; Varsity Baseball—IV; Jay Vee Football—I; Varsity Football—II; Senior High Chorus—I; GULL—I; Gym Leaders—II; Student Council—I; Rock Rivalry—IV CORA R. PUGLISI Cora Great driver, agreeable, vibrant brown eyes, neat dresser, distinctive laugh, amiable, gullible, plans include college, perfectionist, office goer, always borrowing from lab stations, easily flustered Spanish Club—III years; Service Squad—III; Basketball—IV; Badminton—III; Volleyball —II; GULL—III; Usherette—IV GERARD M. REILLY Jerry Easy blusher, top soda jerk, always with Bounce, mild temper, basketball minded, one of the three Musketeers, tall and slender, curly black hair VIRGINIA A. ROGNER Ginny Quiet, proficient student, lilting soprano, reserved, takes her work seriously, soft spoken, shows initiative Notional Honor Society-ll years,- Pi Delta Kappa-Ill; Science Honor Society-Ill; Senior Chorus-Ill; Junior Chorus—II; Junior Band-ll, Senior Band-IV; Rock Rivalry—III; Latin Club-ll; Spanish Club—II; Andiron Club—II PETER CHARLES REMET Tiger Continually drumming, an aggressive worker, always has something to say, terror on the roads, out-spoken, leaves an impression, contradictory, modest (?), inquisitive, pusher of tickets Latin Club—IV years,- Pi Delta Kappa—IV; Senior Chorus—III; Senior Band—I; Science Honor Society—III; French Honor Society—III; Jay Vee Bowling—I; Varsity Bowling—III; GULL—I; Key Club—II; Rock Rivalry—IV NANCY ROSS Nan Sparkling personality, attractive, science enthusiast, superior athlete, music lover, cautious driver, intermittently serious, outdoorswoman. Miss Team Spirit, tree climber, tambourine dancer Science Honor Society—III years; Student Council—II; Rho Gommo—II; Vorsity Twirl-ing—III; Service Squod-ll; GULL-IV; Singers-I; Junior Chorus-11; Senior Chorus -III; Rock Rivalry—IV; Junior Band-Ill; Senior Bond-ll,- Operetta-Ill; Badminton-I; Softball Honor Team-Ill; Hockey Honor Teom-ll; Bosketbalf-lll; Ping Pong—II. Track—II 61 LESLIE ANN REYNOLDS Les Friendly nature, sneakers, pro-typist, artistically inclined, model figure, cameo complexion, full of fun, stable driver Secretarial Club—II years; Volleyball—IV; GULL Typist—II; Service Squad—II; Usherette—II; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Chorus—II; Rock Rivalry—IV SHEILA RUBIN Chinoch Enjoys a good time, distinguishing walk, neat dresser, fast talker, class spirited. Spanish Club-1 year; Volleyball—II; Jay Vee Cheering-I; Rock Rivalry-IV ANNE RUFFOLO Phoebe Full of fun, loquacious, dependable, dark curly hair, perpetually active, ROCK's girl Friday, riot at P.J. parties, our Entrance Chairman Student Council—II years,- Sophomore class Vice-President; Junior class Vice-President; Junior Class Ring Committee; Junior Prom Co-Chairman,- Rho Gamma—II, President II; French Honor Society—III; French Club —III, President—II; Rock Rivalry—IV, Entrance Chairman—III; ROCK Assistant Editor,- Softball Honor Team —II; Basketball—III; Volleyball-ll; Badminton-1; Table Tennis-1; Hockey Honor Team-ll; Track Honor Team—II GLADYS RUTH Gladys Always ready with a friendly smile, looks like a pixie, short dark hair, big brown eyes, active in her church, likes chemistry, speaks Spanish with a Northern accent, enjoys sorority meetings, likes to bowl Art Club—I year; GULL—I; Rock Rivalry—IV RICHARD RYDER Rick Rock Rivalry-basketball star. Class Prez, insists on the right way, lover of fraternity parties, Kingston Trio Fan, eccentric dancer, Spider Spanish Club—IV years,- Pi Delta Kappa—IV; Science Honor Society—III; Andiron Club—II; Varsity Track—III; Varsity Football—I; Gym Leader—IV; Freshman Class President; Student Council—II, President—I 62 ELSIE C. SACKMAN ''Elsie7' Accomplished scholar, friendly, always neat, athletically inclined, a deep thinker, leader of the twirlers, likes to experiment, quiet, petite Varsity Twirlers—IV years; National Honor Society—II; Math Honor Society—III; French Honor Society—II; Science Honor Society—III; Rho Gamma—III; Library Council—IV; Andiron Club—II; Basketball—II; Volleyball—II; Softball—II; Track—I; Hockey—III; Rock Rivalry—IV SUSAN LINDA SCHAEFER Susie Bestower of gifts, sweater girl, girl with looks, stunning appearance, Grecian goddess, ravishing blond hair, comb and mirror, a fictionado, cheerful disposition. Secretarial Aid—I year; Rock Rivalry—III. JOEL S. SCHECKNER Joel Tall, dark and handsome, quiet and reserved, always speaks his mind, well informed, sharp dresser Key Club—II years; Spanish Club—III; Spanish Honor Society—1; Varsity Football—I; Jay Vee Football—I; Rock Rivalry—III JOSEPH SCHIBI Joe Friendly, hearty laugh, great sense of humor, collects records, lover of parties, massive line man, real name is Jody, 1001 freckles Varsity Football—I year; Joy Vee Footboll—II 63 PAUL SCHLESIER Paul Eosy going nature, curly blonde hair, beaming smiles, Henry Jay's escort, class leader, WMCA good guy, folk song lover, departed to Stonybrook, wustaba fan Senior Chorus—III years; Rock Rivalry—III; Chairman; Freshman Class Vice-President; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class President; Junior Prom Co-Chairman; Singers—I, Science Honor Society—II MARION SCHNEIDER Marion Exceptional student, hard-working, intellectual, studious, class minute taker, dependable, level headed, proficient musician, a quick and ready mind, poetic, enjoys reading, left for college Science Honor Society—III years,- Secretary—I; Math Honor Society—III; National Honor Society II; Senior Bond—III; Senior Chorus; Rock Rivalry—III; Sophomore Class Secretory,- Junior Class Secretary; French Honor Society—III; Andiron Club—II; Latin Club—III; Hi-Y—II; Badminton—II; Basketball; GULL—III GREGORY J. SELLERS Greg Deep voice, science whiz, friendly nature, business genius, dedicated discus thrower, dependable, high level wit, hard worker, member of Physics clan, S. R. C. National Honor Society—II; Science Honor Society—III; President—I; Math Honor Society—III; Spanish Honor Society—III, Treasurer—I; Key Club—III; Bowling—III; Andiron Club—II; ROCK Business Editor,- Projectionist—II; Chess Club—I; GULL—III, Managing Editor—I; Varsity Track—III; Rock Rivalry—IV ROSE M. SERANO Rosie Lustrous black hair, dark attractive eyes, gum cracker, easy going personality, class clown, quick wit, nice taste in clothes, likes to eat, fast talker 64 Volleyball—II years; Rock Rivalry—III MICHEAL THOMAS SHANNON Mike Quiet and reserved, friendly, freckled. President of the Caddie enjoys people, sports lover, Captain Smith , Irish dimples Rock Rivalry—IV years Club, school spirited, STANLEY SHAPIRO Green Giant Kahn man, jazz fan, big and brawny, continually giving away life-savers, Charter member of Steve Allen All-Stars, dislikes homework, Rock Rivalry musician, smallest shoes, possessor of Green caddy French Club—II years; Key Club—III; Senior Band—III; Jazz workshop—II; Bowling-Ill; Track—II; GULL—II; Service Squad—I; Rock Rivalry—IV; Music Chairman—I; ROCK Production Staff CHRISTOPHER PROFITT SHELTON Chris Summer goatee, blond hair, never parts with car, impish smile, basketball enthusiast, ardent movie goer, steady diet of Wetson hamburgers Rock Rivalry—II years,- Service Squad—II; Projectionist—III ANN M. SHESHENE Ann Quiet and sweet, blond hair, basketball player, friendly, lithe, Woolworth worker, secretarial whiz, Italian food lover, birdie-bouncer Secretarial Club-11 years. Secretary I, Boskefball-IV, Honor Team-Ill; ROCK Typist; GULL Typist; Rock Rivalry—IV; Receptionist-Ill; Secretarial Aid-ll, Badminton-ll, Honor Teom-I; Softball-Ill. Honor Team-I; Volleyball—I; Bowling—I CAROL JEANNE SMITH C. J. Attractive, amiable personality, sparkling smile, skillful dancer, soft spoken, sincere, enchanting brown and blue eyes, picture brightened up Carol Studios, early morning bicycle trips, scientific dog Ht-Y—III years; Junior Rlnfl Committee, Latin Club—III; Science Honor Society—II year ; PI Delta Kappa—II; French Club—III; National Honor Society—II; Senior Twirling—IV; Receptionist—II; Junior Chorus—II; Junior Bond—II; Senior Chorus—III; Senior Band-Ill; GUU-lll. WILLIAM AUSTIN SMITH Bill Clown, aggressive, candid. Hero' of the seventh grade, natural Ham, one of the five tenors, frustrated member of the ROCK staff, one of the Mudville nine, writer for Tri-Town Leader, good looking, sincere and sympathetic Key Club II yea . Chew Club -II Baseball II. Jan Vee Bowling—I; Vanity Bowling-11; Junior GUU-I.-Sentvv QUU II $ «toc Ch� -v� ll. Opera No -II Jun � v Pram Comm.ttee ROCK Staff JOHN B SNOW v LA-4 wn Sports enthusiast perpetual hx tba! vnage - afways hew on K$ cB$- kes cokf weather, goM � k?u$, gy« � KW extfacwcfcrQfy HASVNIA $QUF£«NIA 'Pert '' Likes t o play squoah. aeep coptempiofcr of dULL oaa 'V ROCK, eofed ’or he vrewte art '-masses,' rveotJrterni; v and passrfcw enemy n displaced- a ess aenve homosapjen, elite fttem e of me philosophy mree JOHN SPIRES Lester Tall and handsome, easy going, smokes nothing but players, soft-spoken, good humor man, subtly witty, never overexerts himself French Club—II years; French Honor Society—II; Pi Delta Kappa—III; Rock Rivalry —III ULDIS SPROGIS Uldis Fast walker, capable student, S.R.C., latent wit, slim, hails from Canada, rocket scientist, talented nose, linguist Math Honor Society—III years; Science Honor Society—III; French Honor Society—III; Chess Club—I, President—I; Track—III; Rock Rivalry—III LESLIE STELLA Leslie Karate Champ, illegible handwriting, language enthusiast, fast talker, easily flustered, always reading, gum snapper, confusing logic, always on the phone Latin Club—II years; French Club— II,- Library Council—III; Spanish Club—II; Volleyball—IV; Basketball—III; Softball—III; GULL—II; Service Squad—III; Nurse's Aide—I; Rock Rivalry—III AILEEN STOLWORTHY Aileen Always blushing, ladylike, smart dresser, tall and slim, gullible, pleasant smile, enjoys good times, attractive Latin Club—III; French Club—I; Basketball—IV; Volleyball—IV; Hockey—IV; Softball —III; Track—III; GULL—I; Rock Rivalry—IV; Senior Band—III WILLIAM SWIFT Swifty Capable student, doc ' permanent class treasurer, Beware of the dog, good natured, number four man in the Kingston Trio, jovial sense of humor, loves a good time, jittery driver Latin Club—IV years,- Science Honor Society—III; Math Club—III; National Honor Society—II; Andiron Club—II; Rock Rivalry—IV; Class Treasurer—III; Senior Band—II; Senior Chorus—II MARY TESTA Mary Dependable, friendly nature, folk song enthusiast, always willing to help, full of fun, mainstay of R.R. refreshments. Junior Prom Decoration Champ, worrier, exceptional alto, defender of Italians, always being teased French Honor Society—III years,- Pi Delta Kappa—II; Science Honor Society—II; Andiron Club—II; Prom Committee,- Volleyball—II; Senior Class Secretary; Basketball —II; Rock Rivalry—III; Badminton—III JOY TETAMORE Joy Teacher of lessons in attic, likes to ski, loves boating, often plays dots in study hall, pleasant personality, quiet manner, Italian food fan, goes for parties and movies Bowling—I year ROBERT TUCKER Tuck Flirt, hates to get up early, curly blond hair, sportsman 68 Varsity Football—I year,- Rock Rivalry—IV; Varsity Track—I BARBARA VANDERBECK Barbara Attractive, perky cheerleader, intermittently serious, sophisticated look, always in a daze, alias baggypants, expert life saver Junior Chorus—II years; Senior Chorus—III; HI-Y-III; Volleyball—I; Basketball—I; Badminton—I; Softball — III; Varsity Cheering—1; Spanish Club— II; Rock Rivalry—IV; Track—I WALTER WALSH Walt Curly hair, likes to fish, loves sailing, Williamson Street partner, transmission dropper, jeans and boots, early riser Service Squad—IV years; Rock Rivalry— !l ANGELA WEBER Angie Model's figure, German born, enticing green eyes, soft-spoken, sincere, chic dresser, lover of animals, beach fan Junior Varsity Cheering—I year,- Varsity Cheering—1; Hi-Y—III; Nurses Aid—I; Typist—III; Rock Rivalry—IV; ROCK Typist; Volleyball—I; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Chorus—1 BARBARA ANN VERWYS Barb Never diets, always busy, athletic Rho Gamma girl, easy going, always has a kind word, sincere, birdie-bouncer Moth Honor Society—III years; Science Honor Society—II; Spanish Club—II; Badminton Honor Team—II; Track—I; Rho Gamma—II; Varsity Twirling—IV Best Personolity Joy Conlon Undo Bonfiglio Most Admired and Respected Ann Ruffolo Greg Sellers Class Clown Tom Cor lock Rose Sera no Best Dressed Joel Scheckner Linda Bonfiglio Most Athletic Kath Koehler Jack Copeland Most Likely to Succeed Greg Sellers Debbie Howland Most Excitable Bob Barkman Cora Puglisi CLASS Most Class Spirit Joe Dragone Pat Ledner 72 Did Most for Class Anne Ruffolo Ricky Ryder Best Dancer Dorrianne Perricone Danny Friedman Most Musical Bruce Bradt Mary Testa Class Wit Elaine Benadello Mike Shannon Most Attractive Dennis Ayral Barbara Vanderbeck Most Calm John Spires Esther Canetti Most Versatile Nancy Ross Jim Garborino MIRROR Most Artistic Tom Carlock Denise Jackson Most Literary Russ Lynn Debbie Howland 73 Most Dependable Sue Faulkner Jim Garborino Ricky Ryder President STUDENT COUNCIL Micki O'Keefe Secrete ry-T reosurer Jim Garborino Vice-President SEATED: D. Weinrich, A. Schweizer, J. Bolt©, M. Simson, K. Lerner. STANDING: T. Kokareko, J. Newhall, D. Policastro, G. Shiraldi, P. Longobardi. After a brief struggle last year, the Student Council has increased its power and importance as an organ of student government. We have confidence that Miss McKeon, the organization's new advisor, will continue to provide the expert guidance and help that she provided this year. Under her leadership, and with the cooperation of the student body, we are certain that the Student Council will increase its usefulness as an important part of student government. 76 Miss McKeon Advisor CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1967 President—Bruce Mello Vice-President—Marion Rogner Treasurer—John Dever Secretary—Helen Soulander J. Dever, H. Soulander, M. Rogner, B. Mello. CLASS OF 1966 President—Dan Morrison Vice-President—Joel Jacobs Treasurer—Nancy Martin Secretary—Kathy Dunn J. Jacobs, K. Dunn, N. Martin, D. Morrison. CLASS OF 1965 President—Mel Combs Vice-President—David Rosenthal Treasurer—Terry Torborg Secretary—Barbara Stevenson 77 D. Rosenthal, T. Torborg, B. Stevenson, M. Combs. CLASS OF 1969 78 Enthusiasm and exuberance are the bywords of our school's youngest set. Proud and eager they began their lives at East Rockaway High School with some hesitation and much anticipation. Through the helpful guidance and example of the upperclassmen and advisors, the seventh graders have bound themselves into a coherent unit. They have organized their class and ad- justed well to their new environment. Livliness, school spirit and potential are the outstanding characteristics of this class's personality. It will not be long however, until the burdens of responsiblity add service, achievement and respect to the list. We leave with confidence that we leave our school in competent hands. 79 CLASS OF 1968 80 Your final year in junior high completes the transition from childhood to adolescence. We, as Seniors, can point with pride to our first year in high school as one filled with the experiences enjoyed by maturing youngsters. Take full advantage of the years ahead of you,- they will provide you with memories that will last forever. 81 CLASS OF 1967 82 We know your first year in high school has been a different and exciting one. A rapid change has occurred. You who were just a group of kids are now a solid class. We hope that you will have the good fortune to experience the benefits that E.R.H.S. can offer those who desire them. As you proceed onward you will come to realize the value of everything around you as we have done. We envy you because you are about to experience what we have just finished. Good Luck! 83 CLASS OF 1966 84 The Sophomores hove been our special friends in the short time we have known them. Between our two classes, there have been strong bonds of cooperation and assistance. They have given us moral support, cheerfully, and unfailingly, on numerous occasions. Some say that the Sophomore year is the best year in high school. It was our most memorable year, and we are sure that the Sophomore Class will look back on it in future years as a bright year in their lives. As Seniors, sophisticated and worried about the future, we envy their carefree spirit and lively ambition. The Sophomore Class is one to be watched; they are continually amazing us. We hope that in the two remaining years at E.R.H.S. the Sophs will work to their full potential and strive for greater things so that they may get as much enjoyment and preparation for later life as we did. 85 CLASS OF 1965 86 The Junior year is perhaps the most exciting year in high school. There is still the carefreeness of the Sophomore year and yet, the seriousness and responsibility of the Senior year. The Junior year is one of class rings, the Prom, College Boards and serious plans for the future. The Junior Class has shown itself as a talented, well-organized group. Although we have often been keen rivals, we will continue to remember the way in which you proved your worth in so many ways. To the Juniors, we leave the leadership of the student body. We can only hope that as you Juniors don the role of Seniors, you will remember that you must carry on untarnished the ideals of the school. We are confident that we have left the school in sure hands. 87 Russell Lynn NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One of the highest honors thot a high school student can receive is to be elected a member of the National Honor Society. Selection is based on excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Character and Service. Generally those chosen exhibit excellence in many other areas and become assets to the community as they reach maturity. Mr. Honig is the advisor for our East Rockaway chapter. Under his direction the group has expanded its activities and functions. The formal induction ceremony held every spring is one which proves to be one of the most inspiring events of the school year. SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP CHARACTER SERVICE i Ronny Cody Dave Olian ANDIRON CLUB ROW 1: D. Olian, E. Canetti, J. Drogone, E. Sackman, R. Lynn. ROW 2: K. Lerner, R. Cody, E. Lermon, D. Friedman, G. Sellers, D. Howland, J. Rochen. Those Juniors and Seniors who have achieved a Regents Examination average of 88% or better are welcome to join this organization, which, with the aid of Mr. Plunkett, attempts to kindle the spark of knowledge and to awaken intellectual thought. Through informal discussions on a variety of topics. Andiron Club members display their creativity and individuality. VOLTAIRE ROUSSEAU SCHOPENHAUER 91 V. Rogner, R. Ryder, U. Sprogis, J. Jacobs, B. Verwys, M. Peterson, E. Canetti, E. Sackman. J. Garbarino, A. Schweizer, J. Bolfe, L. Carroll. D. Olian, R. Cody, D. Friedman, U. Sprogis, G. Sellers, P. Halford. SCIENCE HONOR SOCIETY G. McGovern, D. Howland, D. Punger, J. Rochen, J. Horowitz, J. Dragone, J. Levenberg, E. Lerman. Mr. Henrich Advisor 92 ROW 1: J. Bolte, D. Dotz, B. Knox, L. Carroll. H. Wolf, B. Verwys. ROW 2: M. Testa, R. Lynn, G. Sellers, M. Peterson, R. Cody, P. Halford. M. Orlachio, Z. Baskin, J. Jacobs. ROW 3: T. Torgorg, A. Schweizer, K. Lerner, P. Lodge, E. Lerman, J. Horowitz, K. McLane, N. Martin, J. Peterson, K. Warren, E. Sackman, V. Rogner, J. Parker, J. Spires, D. Morrison. ROW 4: P. Remet, J Rochen, D. Punger, J. Morroni, P. Longobardi, J. Holub, U. Sprogis, J. Levon-berg, D. Friedman, W. Swift, J. Dragone. Pi Delta Kappa, the honorary mathematics society, is an organization which helps develop interest in the mathematics field. Its purpose is to advance knowledge of the mdth-ematical minds of the school. Mr. Honig is the advisor of the club which tries to create a true mathematical atmosphere during club meetings. 8(cos 135°) + 8(sin 135°) = log 5 10 log 10 x log 5 x ±1 d x 3 X2 - 4 + 3 PI DELTA KAPPA Mr. Honig Advisor 93 Joe Oragone President FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: R. Lynn, E. Sock-man, D. Friedman, E. Canetti, J. Rochen. ROW 2: P. Remet. M. Peterson, E. Lerman, M. Simson, K. Lerner, R. Orlacchio, D. Howland, U. Sprogis. ROW 3: K. McLane, M. Groves, J. Peterson, L. Stella. Mr. Secrist The French Honor Society, under the capable guidance of Monsieur Secrist, is designed primarily to bring the French student a first hand look at the French language and the customs of the French speaking world. Each year they plan at least one trip to see a French movie and enjoy a French dinner. The French Club tries to further interest in the French language and culture. To fulfill these goals various programs and trips are undertaken. Ron Cody President Advisor FRENCH CLUB Bruce Bradt President ROW 1: H. Wolf, A. Newhall, P. Fyme, J. Holub, M. Kearny, C. Ru-melsburg. ROW 2: A. Ruffolo, J. Klaber, C. McAnulla, P. Agruso, B. Schweizer, A. Stolworthy, L. Rumels-burg. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY The Spanish Honor Society includes in its membership those who have proven themselves outstanding aficionados' of the Spanish language. The goal of the Spanish Honor Society is the development of a proficiency in speaking Spanish and understanding the customs of the Spanish speaking world. SEATED: M. Sucheron, M. Hengst, J. Ambramoff, C. Puglisi, A. Dunn. D. Perricone. A. Fox. ROW 2: J. Garbarjno, J. Condron, C. Miller, E. Lerman. M. Ohlstein, T. Torborg, J. Levenberg, G. McGovern. ROW 3: J. Horowitz, K. Irizarry, M. Nosh, J. Scheckner, R. Ryder, G. Bock, J. Dragone SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is an organization dedicated to providing those interested in the Spanish language with a chance to explore the customs and characteristics that differentiate the Spanish speaking peoples from the rest of the world. They attempt to do this through the means of programs and trips to sources of Spanish influence in our area. SEATED: S. Griffen. Z. Baskin, J. Stella, J. Besedin, K. Dunn, S. Rotfell, R. Rothchild. ROW 2: B. Stein. J. Bertone, V. West, N. Dillon, A. Karom, B. Vonderbeck. J. Kellerman. K. Lerner, B. Case, S. Rubin. A. Schweizer. ROW 3: G. Butt, B. Stevenson, J. Caldas, I. Esposito, P. Rubin, A. Garvey, N. Martin, D. Policastro, J. Rochen. 95 LATIN CLUB SEATED: B. Knox, L. Corroll, S. Murray, M. O'Keefe, M. Groves, S. Faulkner, J. Jack-son, E. Mius. ROW 2: J. Caldas, M. Schneider, M. Cantivell, J. Bolte, M. Brown, R. LaRossa, V. Rogner. A. Stolworthy, V. Cara, D. Howland. ROW 3: P. Remet, V. Pepito, G. Fennimore, M. Ferrato, A. Curtis, N. McGlynn, J. Pritchard, C. McAnulla. Mrs. Meske Advisor Sue Faulkner President The Latin Club was formed to bring to Latin students a greater knowledge of the life, culture, and language of the Roman people and a deeper appreciation of the ancient civilization's many contributions to our present day life. One of the oldest organizations in the school, the Latin Club known to Latin students has many time-honored traditions as the Forum Romanum. One of the most famous of these is the annual induction of new members. For this ceremony each new member is asked to wear a homemade toga and perform some amusing stunts. The Bona Saturnalia party, with its treasure hunt in Latin and Roman dishes, and an occasional picnic are just a part of the Latin Club's fare for the year. Mrs. Dorothy Meske is the very capable advisor to the Latin Club. ANNUIT COEPTIS E PLURIBUS 96 Mrs. Shimons Advisor A. Brooks, C. DiGovanni, L. Esposito, A. Dinowitz, D. Jackson, G. Liberman, E. Benardello, J. AbramofF, B. Baumann. ART CLUB Anita Dinowitz President The Art Club is an organization dedicated to the promotion of culture in its members and in the school. Through participation, the members are able to find an outlet for their talents. The Art Club's annual art show is one of the high points of the school year in the area of cul-'e. 97 SEATED: R. LaRossa P. Halford, M. Lubell, R. Cody, D. Friedman, D. Punger, J. Klaber. ROW 2: G. Sellers, A. Mclnnes, B. Bradt, S. Shapiro, K. Hem-mings, J. Garbarino. ROW 3: P. Remet, G. McGovern, W. Schwietzer, G. Bock, W. Smith, J. Scheckner. Mr. Sackman Advisor KEY CLUB The Key Club is an organization which serves both the school and the community. Its members have actively participated in service projects such as collecting for the Asthma Drive and selling books at the bookstand in the school. Under the capable direction of Mr. Sackman, the club has always made itself a very important service organization in the high school. It is now in charge of a lost and found service, and for a mere 5 cents, one can recover a lost article which might have cost him a considerable amount more, were it not for this helpful and functional organization. Jeff Levenberg President 90 SEATED: M. Testa, A. Brooks, C. Kendrick, J. Nucci, J. Ledner, L. Carroll, P. Ledner, D. Perricone. ROW 2: E. Canetti, J. Jackson, C. Miller, J. Bolte, A. Schweizer, B. Knox, B. Vanderbeck, A. Weber, A. Dunn. ROW 3: B. Baumann, J. Verdirame, E. Lerman, B. Stevenson, L. Keane, C. Doremus, S. Faulkner. Hl-Y Mrs. Meske and Miss Palmer Advisors When a girl is initiated into the Hi-Y, she accepts the motto, To create, maintain and extend through the school and community, high standards of Christian Character. Hi-Y is a service club which send baskets to needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Our beautifully decorated halls during the holiday season are the result of the Hi-Y girls. The Hi-Y is a fine organization dedicated the maintainance of high standards and the practicing of good deeds. Micki O'Keefe President 99 SERVICE RECEPTIONISTS SEATED: J. Nucci, P. Ledner, C. Poglisi, J. Ledner, D. Pericone, N. Ross. ROW 2: E. Conetti, S. Healy, M. Van Nostrond, C. Doremus. D. Howland, J. Peterson, ROW 3: C. Horvoth, M. Sucheron. B. Baumann, D. Ganun, J. Kellerman, D. Owen. SEATED: D. Perricone, J. ledner, L. Reynolds. N. Ross, S. Healy. STANDING: E. librizzi, C. Puglisi, P. ledner. USHERETTES RECEPTIONISTS Students serve the school directly in one or more of the various branches of the service squad. Through the efficient service of all the various organs of the service squad, E.R.H.S. is run smoothly. SEATED: M. Ohlstein, R. Brennan, N. Diamond, A. Brooks, R. O'Dea, A. Fox. ROW 2: G. Butt, C. Scalone. J. Condron, K. Hall, A. Kennedy, J. Besedin, M. Kubart, S. Griffen, K. Mclane. ROW 3: F. lone-gan, P. Shibi, N. Martin, E. Ruffolo, K. Dunn, D. Pollock, J. Puglisi. 100 SQUAD LIBRARY COUNCIL ROW 1: S. Murray, R. Brennan, L Esposito, C. Horvath, D. Rooney. ROW 2: J. Leonard, L. D'Alessio, C. Di Giovanni, M. Cantwell, A. Schweitzer, P. Fyme, B. Case, M. Halford, T. Thorton. SEATED: C. Scolone, J. Condron, A. Fox, R. O'Dea, M. Ohlstein. ROW 2: C. Long, G. Matti, A. Karam, V. Knowles. ROW 3: C. Horvath, C. Doremus, M. Van Nostrand, E. Mais. HEALTH AIDES LIBRARY COUNCIL The receptionists, the girls who greet visitors and run errands, the usherettes, the girls who make sure that our assemblies are run smoothly, the health aides, the girls who assist the nurse in running the health services, and the library council, the girls who manage to keep the library running smoothly, all are invaluable in the functioning of our school. SEATED: P. Mattes, C. Kendrick. J. Ledner, A. Fox, A. Kennedy, G. Nastri. ROW 2: E. Sackmon. C. Albert, S. Thornlow, L. Hettler, J. Puglisi, C. Doremus, P. Ledner, K. McLoughlin. 101 GULL Under the dynamic leadership of Russell Lynn, the Gull has moved towards the high standards of journalism that it has as its goal. In spite of financial difficulties, the Gull has functioned as a true voice of the students and school. Mr. Severino Advisor Russ Lynn Editor EDITORIAL STAFF SEATED: S. Faulkner—Sports Editor, D. Howland —News Editor, K. Lerner—Business Editor, E. Ca-netti—Exchange Editor, L. Bonfiglio—Circulation Editor. STANDING: D. Friedman—Feature Editor, R. Cody—Advertising Editor, J. Klaber—Sports Editor, D. Olian—Assistant Editor, G. Sellers-Managing Editor. FEATURE WRITERS SEATED: E. Lerman, M. Nash, E. Canetti, A. Brooks, C. Miller. STANDING: R. Cody, J. Klaber, D. Friedman, G. Sellers, J. Garbarino. 102 p FPf lP TC P C SEATED: R Rothchild, S. Rottell, J. Ledner, K C f CKO C. Puglisi, P. Ledner, A. Dunn, A. Fox, N. Diamond. ROW 2: P. Fyme, A. Schweitzer, S. Griffen, J. Peterson, P. Shibi, A. Kennedy, M. Ohlstein, N. Dillon, A. Korom, B. Case, A. Brooks, E. Lerman. ROW 3: D. Punger, B. Stevenson, C. Miller, M. Kubat, P. Rubin, M. Nash, W. Smith, S. Healy, M. Peterson, J. Rochen, M. Simson, P. Remet. O I F O F SEATED: M. Sucheron, D. Owen, P. Ledner, N. Ross, J. Ledner, A. Fox. ROW 2: C. Puglisi, G. Ruth, D. Pollock, S. Healy, L. Reynolds, K. Koehler, K. Lerner, M. Ohlstein, S. Rubin. 103 Mr. Fordham Director CHORUS The choral department of E.R.H.S. is something that all the students can point to with pride. Under the superb direction of Mr. Henry Fordham, the choruses alwoys manage to present excellent performances. The Senior High Chorus has always thrilled its audiences with its high quality singing. A major feature of the choral season is the musical comedies which are presented each year. . . . The Junior High Chorus always serves as both a performing group and a training ground for the future's High School Chorus. R. Nelson, R. Dillon, M. Testa, J. Rochen, V. Rogner, T. Blanchette, C. Sprague, J. Garbarino. -SINGERS ROW 1: V. Rogner, C. Sprague, M. Testa, R. Dillon. ROW 2: J. Rochen, T. Blanchette, R. Nelson, J. Garbarino. The Singers is a group of twelve students from the High School Chorus who have the most compatible voices. They participate in many outstanding programs throughout the school year. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW 1: M. O'Keefe, Z. Baskin, C. Sprague, S. GrifFen, E. Buekelaer, P. Overs, J. Rochen, R. Rothchild, B. Olian, L. Carroll, J. Besedin, N. Dillon, M. Teota, D. Gracy, R. Nelson, A. Mclnnes. ROW 2: K. Bercher, K. Lerner, R. Smillie, N. Diamond, B. Kraebel. S. Watson, H. Nathanson, T. Gleason, J. Kellermon, V. West, E. Lerman, J. Jackson, D. Punger, J. Garbarino, W. Haskins, T. Remet. ROW 3: B. Bauman V. Rogner, S. Faulkner, D. Campbell, W. Smith, R. Hefe!e, P. Lodge, D. Howland, N. Ross, M. Peterson, P. Halford, J. Parker, P. Agruso. ROW 4: S. Heoly. B. Vanderbeck, J. Mitchell, R. Dillon, M. Simson. S. Kerr, D. Policastro, B. Bradt, R. Horn, T. Blanchette, W. Swift. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW 3: P. Moutinho, A. Parker, L. Zuyus, S. Lerman, W. Ganoni, D. Buttons, S. Davison, J. Duprey, L. Sock-en, L. Fureiato, S. Finnigan. ROW 2: N. Bauman, J. Pogutski, J. Shields, V. Harris, M. Smith, J. Cooper-stock, T. Williams, F. Kearsely, N. Winton, J. Frerk, M. Rogner. ROW 1: D. Orbell, A. lonella, N. Bock, L. Weiser, J. Weiss, J. Dever, J. Bishop, L. Lodge, L. Howard, N. Smith. C. Kuckens, P. Cook, I. Bennet. 105 SENIOR BAND Mr. Pellicone Director Music has always been one of man's ways of expressing his innermost feelings. Under the direction of Mr. John Pellicane, the band performs with great vigor and professional type accomplishment. An important feature of many assemblies is the performance of the band because they always manage to put on a fine entertaining show. R. Glasgen, M. Smith, L. Lodge, K. Kern. J. Armstrong, D. Heaton, J. Copeland, W. Nicoletti. ROW 1: J. Rochen, I. Howard, D. Olian, M. Rogner ROW 2: M. Fyme, V. Rogner, G. McGovern, D. Friedman. 106 JUNIOR BAND ROW 1: K. Loof, P. Cook, P. Witoker, A. lonello, W. Gononi, L. Rimo, D. Ler-ner, M. Schindler ROW 2: T. Stevenson, H. Lord, A. Greco, R. Benordello, J. Yoswein, D. Poppas, I. Benner, I. Serecio, M. Halford, J. Frerk, L. Saken, M. Verdirome, J. Garborioo, R. Rogarsh, J. Weiss ROW 3: J. Dragone, J. Weiss, D. Zaret, C. Rotted, Mr. Pellicane, R. Skrha. TWIRLERS STANDING: M. Smith, A. Schmidt, N. Smith, J. Jackson, M. Powers, L. Kern, C. Stickles, B. Patofio, P. la-Rossa, KNEELING: B. Verwys, E. Sackman. 107 C. Miller, P. Lodge, K. lerner, M. Simson, M. Nash, B. Stevenson, B. Verwys, A. Garvey, N. Ross, D. Kerri-cone, J. Nucci. RHOGAMMA Miss Powell Advisor The Red and White of a Rho Gamma jacket signifies that the girl who wears it has taken an active interest in sports and in all phases of school life. Rho Gamma members do a service for the school by aiding the gym teachers, and to the community by helping a needy family at Christmas. Rho Gamma jacket means leadership, sportsmanship, dependability and service to all who see it and to those that wear it. Sue Faulkner President 110 ROW 1: D. Policostro, G. Bock, B. Smillie, E. Faulkner, D. Aue, L. Cohn, D. Griffen, R. Ness, J. Johnson. ROW 2: S. Gregorovic, M. Brown, J. Klaberx, J. Copeland, J. Dever, J. Martinaifis, J. Conlon, H. Sutherland, T. Blanchette, R. Smith. ROW 3: D. Grocy, R. Ryder, B. Bradt, H. Muller, J. Ruffolo, R. Albert, M. Combs, D. Rosenthal, J. Berwind. GYM LEADERS The Gym Leaders is a group consisting of the finest athletes that the school has to offer. They can always be found leading our teams. The Gym Leaders serve the school by helping the gym teachers, keeping order at the varsity games and providing sports equipment for the gym department. Perhaps their greatest venture has been the sale of pretzels at the end of school. Mr. Faulkner Advisor Jack Copeland President Kevin Kiley Bill Hughes Jay Conlon Joe Schibi Dennis Policastro Bob Brown VARSITY FOOTBALL Dave Griffen Tom Carlock 112 ROCKS BEAT OWLS 9 7 Joel Scheckner ROW 1: Monoger—J. Weiss, Captain—J. Copeland, Captain—J, Conlon, Manager—C. Wohlers. ROW 2: Mr. Freund, T. Blanchette, E. Faulkner, J. love, R. Menendez, R. Horn, D. Policastro, F. Trum, F. Reynolds. ROW 3: D. Grocy, S. Gregorovic, J. Klaber, M. Connel, H. Muller, J. Ruffolo, B. Hughes. J. Berwind, Mr. Forbes. ROW 4: J. Shibi, M. Grahlfs. J. Scheckner, R. Walters, K. Kiley. B. Brown, R. Ryder, T. Carlock. Even though we won only two games, the Rocks make no excuses. Our team was always a formidable adversary for any squad we played. Co-captained by Jack Copeland and Jay Conlon, and disciplined by Coaches Freund and Forbes, we fought hard through every game, be it victory or defeat. There were many bright spots in the season which deserve mention. Our stunning victory, 32—7, over Floral Park, our traditional victory, 9—7, over Lynbrook, Tim Blanchette's 101 yard run back of an interception and Jack Copeland's game winning field goal provided many thrilling moments for the fans. For a good season we congratulate our Varsity Football team. 113 Coach Freund Coach Forbes JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1: R. Morchon, D. Boraco, L. Hickum, R. Annunziado, B. Booth. R. Nicohia, L. Cohen, E. Coley, W. Healey. ROW 2: H. Wowlef, H. Gerry, B. Solomon, J. Fennimore, D. Key, J. Jacobs, B. Smille, R. Smith. H. Nathanson, R. DelPezo. ROW 3: E. Hickum, D. Kosatian, J. Lang, C. Archibald, J. Love. T. Johnson, J. Passion, J. Newhall, M. Morrison, T. Kokorico, R. Horn, R Smith. This year, led by Mr. Keyes, the Junior Varsity team had an unforgettable season. The boys fought hard all year long and learned the advantages of hard work and cooperation. Next year's Varsity will certainly be strengthened by the talent that was developed this year. FRESHMAN The purpose of the freshman team is to instruct the players in the fundamentals of the game. This year's team, although small in number, was a team that learned fast. Under Coach Shelley, the Frosh showed a desire and will to win that East Rockaway High can be proud of. ROW Is J. Cooperstock, D. Turilly, G. Thornlow, E. Bergen, K. Brennan, J. Koehler, T. Heoly. ROW 2: F. Possanisi, A. Johnston, G. Feldstein, E. Roth, T. Craig, W. Doviak, P. D'Agnessa, D. Sackman. VARSITY 116 19 BASKETBALL 117 KNEELING: R. Ness, M. Brown, J. Dever. G. Shiroldi, S. Gregorovic. STANDING: H. Sutherland, D. Rosenthal, T. Blanchette, R. Hefele, K. Kiley, J. Berwind, M. Combs. The Varsity Basketball team was a source of pride for the entire school. In spite of their small size, they were able to triumph over many adversaries. Coached by Mr. Frieslaben, the team worked many hours to make up for their lack of height. The hustle which they showed during the year impressed all who saw them. Mr. Friesleben Coach 118 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: T. Johnson, R. Rose, B. Booth, L. Cohn, J. Del Pezzo, T. Hayes, C. Wallers. ROW 2: J. Martinitis, W. Nicoletti, G. Bock, R. Smith, R. Nelson, R. Smillie, E. Faulkner, R. Menendez, W. Hoskins. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The J.V. team really showed promise this year. As an illustration of what teamwork can accomplish they won many games and achieved an admirable record. The talent which this team displayed assures us of material for the varsity team for years to come. The Freshman team is intended primarily as an organization to teach the basic fundamentals of basketball. Under the fine direction of Mr. Schmidt, the Freshman team has learned well. KNEELING: J. Koehler, K. Brennan, B. Mello, D. Torelli, J. Seagel. ROW 2: D. Sackman, S. Havsy, J. Sheshane, K. O'Brien, P. Overs, D. Fullen. 119 VARSITY BASEBALL ROW 1: G. Ave, M. Cooperstock, J. Gorborino, D. Schatzle, L. Cohn, C. Whallers. ROW 2: S. Gregoravic, R. Ness, D. Policastro, H. Soper, T. Carlock, W. Smith, J. Copeland, Mr. Shelley. After last year's fine team, they tied the E.R.H.S. record for the most victories by a baseball team, we can expect to see a successful season from this year's team. Containing a large number of seniors and an excellent coach, Mr. Shelley, the varsity baseball team promises to bring the glory of athletic victory to the school. Jock Copeland Jim Garbarino Dennis Policastro Mr. Shelley—Coach Bill Hughes Tom Carlock Ron Cody Uldis Sprogis VARSITY Tom Louis In addition to the many strong field events that E.R.H.S. will enter in its annual try for the Section IV Championship, a new dimension will be added. Long distance running and sprints will supplement the field events. Under the fine direction of Coach Wet-herell, we can expect to see many of our athletes in the sectional meet. ROW 1: J. Ruffolo, E. Faulkner, T. Quinn, U. Sprogis, G. Sellers, J. Love, R. Cody, T. Louis, R. Lynn, B. Albert. ROW 2: S. Gregoravic, R. Brodsky, R. Nelson, M. Lynch, E. Alto, D. Punger, J. Berwind, T. Blanchette, H. Sutherland, J. Dever. TRACK Bob Albert Greg Sellers Tom Quinn Tim Blonchette John Ruffolo, Tim Blanchette, Steve Gre-goravic and Bob Albert will make their presence felt in the shot put, triple jump, broad jump and pole vaulting events, while Tom Louis, Ricky Ryder, Bruce Bradt and Tom Quinn will be running the sprints. Jim Dever and Ed Faulkner will represent our team in the mile and two mile runs. 123 ROW 1: S. Dwyer, A. Morroni, W. Arnesen. ROW 2: C. Archibald, H. Pollock, H. Hoffmann. ROW 3: W. Smith, R. Clark. BOWLING “OUR MOST IMPORTANT SPORT” Bowling, Our most important sport ' is a fine activity for all the boys involved. Armed with their pin-crunchers, the boys travel to their bowling alleys to do battle with the foe. Very often they return victorious. Led onward by their intrepid leader, Mr. H. X. P., they always manage to turn in a reputable performance and deserve the title, Our Most Important Sport? 124 125 126 JUNIOR VARSITY The J.V. Cheering squad is a fine example of what a cheering squad should be. They are a lively, vivacious group of girls who cheer their team onto the greatest effort possible. ROW 1: L. Carroll, J. Nucci, E. Ruffalo. ROW 2: K. Mclane, B. Stevenson, J. Verdirome, K. Dunn. FRESHMAN The Freshman Cheering squad's spirited performances have had a wonderful effect upon the spectators at every game. Their fine cheering and pep yells have earned them a fine reputation. KNEELING: K. Baron, L. Lodge, E. Dinowitz. STANDING: J. Bauer, E. Berkowitz, F. Kearsley, J. Lermon. 127 BOWLING HONOR TEAM The Bowling Honor Team is composed of a group of girls who enjoy bowling and are proficient at it. They earn the rewards that long hours of practice deserve. A. Sheshene, K. Koehler, A. Sweizer. A. Lermon, E. Diana. BASKETBALL HONOR TEAM Our Basketball Honor Team is a prime example of what can be accomplished if teamwork is the motto of a team. The girls worked together to produce an outstanding team. ROW 1: A. Dunn, A. Sheshane, K. Koehler. ROW 2: Miss Di-Martino, K. Irizarry, M. Nash, B. Kraebel, S. Healy. 128 SOFTBALL HONOR TEAM KNEELING: N. Ross, M. O'Keefe, A. Ruffolo, A. Sheshene. ROW 2: C. Doremus, A. Dinowitz, S. Frantz, K. Koehler, S. Healy, B. Stevenson. The Softball Honor Team is noted for the great courage and intrepid fearlessness which the girls show in the face of onrushing balls. These hardy girls always represent E.R.H.S. in a fine manner. TRACK HONOR TEAM The Track Honor Team does a great service for the athletic department. The presence of these girls on the track can be counted on to improve boys track attendance greatly. Miss Barrett—Coach, J. Nucci, E. Ca-nctti, K. Koehler, D. Owens, P. Rubin, S. Healy, M. Simson, B. Verwys, B. Baumann, K. Lerner, M. Nash. BADMINTON HONOR TEAM B. Verwys, A. Garvey, M. Peterson, A. Sheshene, M. Graves. The Badminton Honor Team, birdie bouncers, is a team that the entire school can be proud of. They always achieve an admirable record in competition. HOCKEY HONOR TEAM The Hockey Honor Team, Known as the quacks, was a talented group of girls who were devoted to teamwork. As a result of their hard work, they were rewarded by a fine season and an outstanding record. KNEELING: A. Dinowitz. H. Wolf, E. Oanetti, E. Sackman, D. Schultze, N. Ross, P. Rubin. ROW 2: Miss DiMarti-no—Advisor, M. Nash, K. Irrizary, K. Leimback, K. Koehler, S. Healy, J. Verdirame, M. Hengst, Miss Cerio— Advisor. VOLLEYBALL HONOR TEAM ROW 1: K. Koehler, N. Ross, Mrs. Barrett. ROW 2: M. Hengst, M. Nash, E. Sackman. The Volleyball Honor Team worked its way to a fine season. Many hours of practice lead to the victories that this team achieved. PING PONG HONOR TEAM The Ping Pong Honor Team pinged its way to a very successful season and a rewarding experience for all concerned. KNEELING: M. Simson, M. O'Keefe. ROW 2: B. Stevenson, P. Lodge, M. Cleary, J. Peterson, P. Rubin. ACTION 133 Above A short step toward disarmament was taken with cautious optimism with the signing of the limited nuclear test ban treaty in Moscow. Seated: Sec. of State Dean Rusk, Andrei Gromyko, Lord Home. Premier Khrushchev stands be-hind Lord Home next to U.N Secretary General U Thant, Adlai Stevenson and U. S. Congressional leaders. Right photo: Red Chinese-Russian relations worsened during the year as they battled for leadership of world communism. This Moscow meeting between Mikhail Suslov, left, and Teng Hsaio-Peng m August failed to produce accord. An unidentified priest went to the aid of a wounded soldier during a revolt in Venezuela. For this picture Hector Rondon won the 1963 Pulitzer Prize for news photography. World Events in Review 1963 Pope Paul VI began his reign after the death of Pope John XXIII. Pope Paul reconvened the Ecumenical Council and at year’s end planned an unprecedented journey to the Holy Land. Left, below: Dr. Helge Ingstad, veteran Norwegian explorer found remains of a 9-house Viking settlement in Newfoundland dating 500 years before Columbus. Right: A huge landslide into Vatont Reservoir in northern Italy sent a wall of water into the valley below destroying Longarone and killing some 3,000 people. A new island, 1 4 mile long and 130 feet high, was born off southern Iceland from an underwater volcano. S r ' Above: Vietnamese tanks assaulted President Diem’s palace during successful November coup which resulted in Diem’s death. Meanwhile, (color) U.S. advisers continued working with Vietnamese troops in inconclusive fighting against Communist Viet Cong guerillas supplied from North Viet Nam. Britain’s new prime minister, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, took office m November, after scandals shook Harold Macmillan’s government. East- West tension continued left; Gen. Chong of North Korea levels a pistol at U.N. spokesmen during discussions of armistice-violating raids at Panmunjom. Right; Russian attempts to control Allied access to Berlin failed m the face of western unity. This American convoy had been delayed 42 hours en route to the city. JUNIOR PROM The good ship Bon Voyage set sail on June 7, 1963, and all hands on board will remember this voyage as a night to remember. Our Junior Prom, in honor of the class of 1963, took a nautical theme and utilized the creativity and talents of many of the class of '64 crew. With gay festoons of red, white and blue streamers, we transformed the gym into a ship's ballroom. Authentic-looking portholes, life rings, fish nets, crows' nests in the basketball hoops and a giant ship of flowers heightened the effect of our seaworthy Prom. Freshmen decked out in sailor suits served the ship's passengers Chocolate Ships, life rings, a melon boat. Iceberg punch and soda from champagne-jacketed bottles. 138 BON VOYAGE Although our Prom Ship has docked, all who attended or aided in making it the success it was will never forget the excitement and thrill of the Prom's gay atmosphere and breath-taking decor. The fond memories we hold of our Junior Prom will always remind us of the cooperation and hard work on the part of the whole class, and the generous assistance of faculty advisors, village neighbors and store owners that made it the success it was. fjL cl;.,. 4 1964 kink a w uj uj h .Hoot’ vutJi iili| mOiL % l|OU lu llw Jtfu iiiot H om CtLunl tiw 5 i� V ■ ,„ T’ if hi ilk. 9HS • H'liK'k 139 GIRL For two nights this year. East Rockaway High School's auditorium became the scene of a rousing western, as the high school chorus presented George Gershwin's Girl Crazy. Under the superb direction of Mr. Henry Fordham the show was a rousing success. Aided by Sue Faulkner, Stage Manager, and Rae Smillie, Director's Assistant, Mr. Fordham rehearsed his troupe for many long hours. The fine dancing was largely a result of the wonderful instruction by Miss June LeRoy, our dancing instructor. CRAZY Never to be forgotten ore the sexy songs by Kate, Maxine Simson, the antics and accent of Zoli, Jim Garbarino, the screetchingly loud clothes of Snake Eyes, Bruce Bradt, suave manner of the scoundrel Doc, Bill Haskins, the touching singing of Molly, Micki O'Keefe, the handsome Johnny, Tom Gleason, the cool Sam, Dennis Policastro, and the wonderful singing of the entire cast. Everyone connected with this fine production deserves a vote of congratulations for a job well done. SENIOR This year the senior class chose If a Man Answers as its senior play. This hilarious three act comedy was presented in a manner which made use of every funny line available. 142 PLAY Mr. Kirsch ..... Micki O'Keefe . . Judy Abramoff . . Bill Hughes...... Norma Diamond Frank Sinclair . . Elaine Benardello ......... Director Assistant-Director . Chantel Stacey . . . Gene Wright Germaine Stacey . . . John Stacey .... Tina Brooks 143 1961 CLASS OF ’64 144 ROCK RIVALRIES 1961 145 FRESHMAN-GROCERY GRANDEUR Choosing a unique theme for their Rock Rivalry debut was only the first showing of originality by the Freshmen. They continued to show this individuality in every phase of the competition. The Frosh, with their Grocery Grandeur, placed third in the overall Rock Rivalry contest, a feat not often achieved by a Freshman class. The Class of '67 started out Rock Rivalry by taking a second place in sports. Their refreshment stand was a cash register, and was one of the most outstanding stands built in years. The cheerleaders were dressed as Plaid Stamp Girls and they won a first place for the original costumes. The Freshman entrance was a showcase of this class's originality. The grocery store, condemned by the Public Health Department, had to clean up or be replaced with a supermarket. The job seemed impossible until the occupants of the store, brooms, mops, vegetables, pails, etc., came to the rescue. With their clever songs and unique dances the store dwellers cleaned up the place and saved the day. The Class of '67 is sure to do well in the future because of the talent they are blessed with. Good Luck! EVENT PLACE Entrance 4 Cheering 3 Cheering Costumes Refreshment Stand 1 a General 3 b Construction 2 Mural 4 Posters 4 Basketball 2 Volleyball 2 Table Tennis 3 146 SOPHOMORES-DUTCH TREAT The land of tulips and windmills was the theme of the Sophomore Class. They undertook to produce their contribution to Rock Rivalry with vigor and ambition. The Class of '66 built a spectacular windmill as their refreshment stand. It was so realistic that the blades looked as if they would begin to turn at any moment. The Sophomore entrance was a gay and colorful picture of life on a tulip farm. Amid light-hearted songs and spirited folk dances, the blond wigged Dutch folk chased out the villains who were trying to swindle them out of the land. The Class of '66 can be proud of their contribution to this year's Rock Rivalry. EVENT PLACE Entrance 3 Cheering 3 Cheering Costumes Refreshment Stand 4 a Construction 3 b General 4 Mural 3 Posters 3 Basketball 4 Volleyball 3 Table Tennis 2 JUNIORS-GAY NINETIES The Junior Class applied their two year's experience in Rock Rivalry in making an excellent showing for themselves and in winning second place in very close competition. With the theme of Gay 90's ' the Class of '65 showed vigorous initiative in every activity of Rock Rivalry. Their Trolly Car refreshment stand rede the rails to a first place for its outstanding quality. Their entrance was a lively and interesting display of their talents. As they portrayed the people of the Exposition of the 1890's they involved the audience in their story with their clever ideas, cute songs, interesting dances and professional-type music. The Class of '65, although not successful in their bid for the cup this year, had the ability and the spirit to reach the top next year. In this pursuit we wish them the best of luck. EVENT Entrance Cheering Cheering Costumes Refreshment Stand a Construction b General Mural Posters Basketball Volleyball Table Tennis PLACE 2 1 2 1 1 2 2 3 4 1 150 151 SENIORS-NAVY BLUES '64 will be. Victory on the Sea. Seniors hold up that flag mighty high . . . 1964 was victory for the Seniors with the seaworthy theme of Navy Blues. Skillful artwork, authentic-looking sailor, WAVE and NAVY Nurse Uniforms, impressive Uncle Sam cheerleaders, victorious sports teams and precision songs and dances collectively displayed a noteworthy coordination of theme and talent that earned the cup for the Classof '64. Just as we, as Seniors, are about to pick up our anchors and sail into the open seas of life on our own, our Rock Rivalry sail- ors were about to start life anew in a world which had just finished World War II. In our songs and dances we tried to capture the feelings that dominated the audience when they all experienced what we were representing. Rock Rivalry is an experience that we will always remember. We all thank E.R.H.S. for the opportunity to participate in this wonderful event. I EVENT PLACE Entrance 1 Cheering 1 Cheering Costumes Refreshment Stand 3 a Construction 4 b General 2 Mural 1 Posters 1 Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 Table Tennis 4 152 SENIOR DAY Cooperative teachers? Those fun foculty sessions. That wild Senior Day Assembly Senior Day, March 25, 1964, was the day that the teachers turned the tables on the students and let them see how the school is actually run. Seniors assumed the roles of all the various teaching, administrative, clerical and custodial positions in the school. These roles often produced hilarious results. WHO CAN FORGET 154 That rousing faculty meeting Pretending to be busy? 'Look Mo, no teeth!' 1964 Senior Day is very important because we can really appreciate the fine job that our faculty does after trying it ourselves. We also are enabled to better decide if we would like to enter the profession of teaching. We would like to thank the administration for all the help they gave us in preparing for this memorable experience. Guidance Consultation That skit— We're through with love. Those grope stompers just astomping away 155 And Now—On with the Show! Jim Garbarino Editor-in-Chief Mr. Honig Advisor Letter From The Editor, The completion of this yearbook is the result of the work of many people. My staff and I worked many, many hours both during and after school to complete the one-hundred and sixty-four pages which you have been looking at. I, as Editor-in-Chief, would like to thank all the people whose hard work and effort have made this book a reality. First there is our advisor, Mr. Honig. Mr. Honig was always there when we had a problem or needed advice. I would also like to thank him for the literary and photographic freedom that he gave us by letting us do what ever we wanted, within reason. Secondly I would like to thank my Assistant Editor, Anne Ruffolo, who was a great help in solving many of our problems. I especially would like to thank my Production Editor, Joe Dragone, without whose help the yearbook could never have been finished. He was invaluable as someone who could get a job done with the minimum amount of difficulty. Greg Sellers, the Business Editor, deserves the thanks of everyone concerned with the yearbook. He was the one who organized our successful magazine drive and every other money making activity we had. Greg's assistant, Micki O'Keefe, was a great help to all our money making ventures, especially concessions at the sporting events. I would like to thank our Art Staff. Under the patient direction of Gail Liberman, the Art Editor. They turned in the fine art work that you see on our divider pages. Denise Jackson, Anita Dinowitz and Gail certainly did a magnificent job. Ronny Cody, the Photography Editor, and his staff, Maureen Nash and Bob Besedin were invaluable as the arrangers and photographers of the pictures that fill our pages. Special thanks goes to Debbie Howland, the Literary Editor, for her fine writing and excellent proof-reading. Bill Smith, our all purpose worker, deserves all the thanks I can give him for his loyal work. Tom Carlock, Stan Shapiro, Jim Klaber, Emily Diana, Regina O'Dea, David Olain, Danny Fiedman, Jeff Rochen and Kathy Lerner all deserve thanks for the fine jobs that they put in. In conclusion, I would like to thank everyone who helped make this yearbook what it is, whether their contribution be big or small. Sincerely yours. James Garbarino Editor-in-Chief 158 Debbie Howland literary Editor EDITORIAL STAFF—Ron Cody-Photography. Bill Smith-Typing, Joe Dragone-Production, Greg Sellers-Business, Gail Liberman-Art, Mary Testa-Production. Micki O'Keefe Assistant Business Editor Greg Sellers Business Editor OFFICE AND AIL PURPOSE STAFF—Bill Smith, Jeff Rochen, Kathy Lerner. Jim Garborino, Joe Drogone. LITERARY-Maureen Nash. Jim Klaber, Marie Peterson, Dovid Olian. TYPING-Regina O'Deo, Barbara Kraebel. PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION ROW 1: Mr . Swift, Mrs. Cody, Mr. Brooks, Mrs. Hope, Mrs. McLone, Mr. Olion, Mrs. Arnesen. ROW 2: Mrs. Bon figlio, Mr. Newholl, Mr. Berg, Mr. Schmidt, Mrs. Moloney, Mrs. Liberman. A UNIT OF N.Y.S. CONGRESS OF P.T.A. BRANCH OF THE NATIONAL CONGRESS OF P.T.A. The Parent Teachers Association has always been a great help to the school. By raising money for scholarships, holding discussions, and by many other means, the P.T.A. helps promote better education. THE CENTRE AVENUE THE RHAME AVENUE P.T.A. P.T.A. CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK AND AND BEST WISHES TO BEST WISHES THE CLASS OF ’64 TO THE CLASS OF’64 A The Abramoffs (All of Us) A. L. K. Alpha Beta Delta Fraternity, Inc. Aloha Oil Corp. LY 9-9208 All the Best Class of '64 Alpha Beta Delta American Literature Mr. Mrs. John Anderson Sergio Arango, Manizales, Colombic Mr. Mrs. Edward Aschoff B Mr. Mrs. H. Bantzhaff The Barbakoff Family Mrs. R. Barrett Mr. Mrs. Alex Belfi Mr. Mrs. P. Benardello Mr. Mrs. William Berg Mr. Mrs. Winfred M. 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Wesley Hill Mr. Mrs. Hitchcock Homeroom 207 Mr. Mrs. Gerald Honig Mr. Mrs. Ralph Horn To Horse, Owl, Moose, Duck—Bugs Mr. Mrs. George Howard Mr. Mrs. B. F. Howland Debbie Howland Mr. Mrs. L. J. Hughes I I am in need for a yearbook Import Trucking Co., Inc. lota Delta Phi Mr. Mrs. John Irwin Iris Jack If a Man Answers ITALY is Great J Jane S. Jackson J. H. '59 M. R. '61 Mr. Mrs. R. A. Johnston Jimby thanks you all Johnny, Keith, and Glenn K Mr. Mrs. William C. Kaelin Mr. Kallman Mr. Mrs. Frank Kalmbach Mr. Mrs. Abraham Kassover Mr. Mrs. Charles Keenan Mr. Mrs. Thomas Kendrick Chris Kendrick Class of '65 Mr. Mrs. T. Keon Mr. Mrs. Chris Kienke Sue Kienke Mr. Mrs. L. Kirsch Mr. Mrs. H. S. Klaber Mr. Mrs. Charles Klyne Kathy Koehler Mr. Mrs. Koehler Lynne Kover 162 Richard Jeffrey Kover Frederick Kraebel Helen Kraebel William Kraebel Class of '59 Noodle Vov Kugel, III Mrs. M. Lally Lambchop Lambda Beta Zeta Fraternity Ray Lani Mr. Mrs. C. LaRossa Mr. Mrs. John W. Larson Mr. Mrs. William G. 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