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

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MR. THOMAS KENNEDY “Who's got the tape?”—ready and willing to give advice—subtle humor —calm and casual—“Read Chapter Five”—craftsman par excellence. INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOME MR. EVERETT LA MERE Jams on Driver Ed car brakes—long-to-be-remembered class forums— calm, direct method of speaking—efficient mechanical drawing artist— earned title of “fearless.” MR. RAYMOND OSTERHOLM Bow-tic man—Dapper Dan—patrols cafeteria homeroom—nice guy—risks life as driving teacher. MR. ALLAN ULLMAN New face at East Rock-away—knows what’s what in the field of car s— winning smile and quick wit—when not in the Driver Ed car, can be seen in his Triumph. ECONOMICS MRS. CLAIRE RAPPAPORT A competent efficiency expert—attractive—modem and stylish- model for homemakers. MRS. MARJORY HOPPEN The molder of future homemakers—meticulous—always smiling—wins respect— knows all the “tricks of the trade”—well-liked by all. 20

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. RITA BARRETT Resounding military voice—modern dances and “different” exercises—always ready with helpful advice—capable coach of our volleyball teams. MRS. GLORIA BERRIN Alias “Miss D”—renamed “Mrs. B”—able Rho Gamma advisor—coaches our “fearless” hockey teams. MR. GEORGE FAULKNER Advocates his Board of Education—indisputable gym class r e f e r e e—generally peaceful mainstay of our Phys. Ed. department. MR. HENRY FREUND Dedicated coach—warm-up calisthenics—can usually be found picking up rocks on the football field—champion of good sportsmanship. MR. HAROLD FRIESLEBEN Easily heard and seen—discovered “flag football”—at home on the basketball court—sports a whistle—keeps in “shape” —conducts well-behaved classes—coach of our top-flight basketball squad. MISS JEANNE POWELL Our own “little rosebud”—has a double meaning for everything —“loves leg lifts—E.R. s Southern belle—believes in “peace offerings.” 19

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BUSINESS MRS. ELIZABETH FORDHAM Easy-going but firm—types to music—trains future secretaries—rewards typing proficiency—a smile and a helping hand. MRS. ISABEL HEFELE Friendly and generous—demanding and proficient substitute for a future boss—ready to help—produces successful secretaries. MR. WILLIAM KEYES Efficient—always seen on the football team-blushes easily—teller of “funny” jokes—the “Keye’ to business success. MISS JUNE PALMER Advisor to Hi-Y girls— understanding—1 oves a good argument—patient —sincere—makes bookkeeping seem easy. MRS. BARBARA PUPIL KIMMEL Sympathetic school psychologist—offers wise solutions to students’ problems—patient and ever smiling—excellent dresser—outgoing and friendly—interested in her work. MR. RICHARD WETHERELL Teaches exceptional students—cross country and track coach—good looking—always on the faculty basketball team—“OK., run the course a few times.” MRS. ELAINE SCHWARTZ Dedicated to helping her students—new to the E.R.H.S. staff—divides her time between the grade schools and the high school—never loses patience—well-liked by all. MRS. MU RIAL LALLY Kind—understanding and sympathetic nurse— Band Aids but no aspirins—careful diagnoses— always ready to lend a helping hand. 21