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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1966 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF EAST ROCKAWAY HIGH SCHOOL EAST ROCKAWAY, NEW YORK FOREWORD “For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven; a time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted; a time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up.,} Ecclesiastes 3 The time has come for the Class of 1966 to leave these hallowed halls so long familiar to us and venture into a world of unfamiliarity and uncertainty. For us. as seniors, it is an adventure as well as a challenge, but through the efforts of our teachers, as well as our parents and friends, we shall not enter this awaiting new world unprepared. The time is ripe for experimentation as well as exploration. We will try to succeed where others have failed and we will try to venture where others have feared to go. However, no matter what our destination, we will bring along our fond memories of East Rockaway High School as presented in this yearbook, the 1966 ROCK. HOME DEDICATION It is extremely difficult to express in words the debt of gratitude owed by the Class of 1966 to its advisor, Mrs. JafTe. However, we hope that through this dedication we may show our appreciation for the earnest and diligent guidance which she has given us. We approached you for assistance only two years ago, yet in these two years the example you set has enabled us to overcome the seemingly insurmountable obstacles of Rock Rivalry, the Prom, class functions, and the myriad crises of our senior year. Your constant encouragement and genuine interest in our activities have won you our deepest admiration, and the incentive which you have instilled in each of us will serve to guide us as we endeavor to achieve greater goals in life. Thus, it is with great pride and affection that we, the Class of 1966, dedicate the 1966 Rock to you, Mrs. JafTe, in appreciation of your unselfish devotion and enduring friendship. ADMINISTRATION MR. WILLIAM BERG As principal of our school, Mr. Berg has exhibited the strength and administrative leadership representative of a man in his position. His deep concern for every student and his keen interest in all school afFairs has earned him the respect and admiration of the Class of 1966. MR. DOUGLAS SACKMAN As Director of Pupil Personnel, Mr. Sackman is a veritable “jack of all trades.” His duties range from assisting in the guidance of college-bound students to helping maintain the Key Club bookstore. His unceasing energy and interest in all he does are a credit to the administration. MR. FRANK SCHMIDT For the past two years Mr. Schmidt has capably filled the position of Dean of Students of East Rockaway High School. Combining humor with understanding, he fills the position of a good friend as well as a firm disciplinarian. EAST ROCKAWAY PUBLIC SCHOOLS EAST ROCKAWAY, N. Y. NEVIN L. JUDD Principal - Rhame Avenue School WILLIAM K. LOUIS Superintendent WILLIAM A. BERG Principal - High School JOHN A. RUCKDESCHEL Principal - Centre Avenue School M. DOUGLAS SACKMAN Director - Pupil Pereonnel High School Class of 1966 East Rockaway High School East Rockaway, New York Dear Seniors : In recent years, and during the tine of your schooling in senior high, there has been an unprecendented emphasis on the improvement of education. More and more, we are becoming aware of the importance of education in solving our social problems, in strengthening the individual, and in probing into soace . Never before has man known so much about his world nor been so fully aware of the limitations of his knowledge. Our Fresident courageously envisions a Gr eat Society to be shaped by our schools. A tremendous amount of money has been invested in your education. Even more will be spent on those who come after you. The experience of history has shown that nations making such an investment have always prospered. So, inevitably, our own nation, too, will prosper by this new commitment to strong educational support. Your schooling will not end when you leave East Rockaway High School. Like the opening of Olympic games, you are among the first to carry the new torch of learning. You will compete in the great game of life. If you have learned well, and continue to learn you will be among the winners in this greatest of all contests. V e want you to carry this torch proudly and pass it on, ever renewed, so that this Great Society becomes not a dream,but a reality. Go with fond memories and our best wishes. Sincerely Principal WAB:ms SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DR. WILLIAM K. LOUIS The guiding force behind the East Rockaway school system is our superintendent of schools. Dr. William Louis. Taking an avid interest in school activities, he has helped our school to progress to its present standards. His leading role in the administration of our school should be commended. BOARD OF EDUCATION STANDING: Mr. Fred Klockc—Treasurer, Mr. Edmund Smith—Vice President. SEATED: Mr. William Brown, Mr. Dana Anderson, Mr. Raymond Lodge, Mr. Harry Bunting— President, Dr. William Louis—Clerk. HISTORY MR. EDWARD CROWLEY Enjoyable classes—combines history with humor— noted for history worksheets—loves to glare—admired by all. MR. HOWARD X. POLLOCK H.X.P—corny jokes, never on time— descendent of a “famous” family— heads East Rockaway’s most important sport—wearer of unusual bow tics. MR. THOMAS FORBES Competent Social Studies teacher—not easily excited—man of few words—our version of superman—excellent football coach. MR. RUDOLPH LINN Holder of stimulating classes—hu-m o r o u s 1 y cynical—“E GADS, GROUP!”—double meanings for everything—staunch defender of tabloids—“New Dcal”er—keeps II-C committees hard at work—worries about the value of his vote. MR. JACK RICHERT Teaches line “hard nosed football—jovial— Bowling Green linebacker—good place kicker— “Relax, people.” MRS. ALICE ROSEN Sweet and courteous—our first history teacher—pleasant smile—fabulous wardrobe— distinct manner of speaking. 12 SCIENCE MR. FRANCIS IIENRICH Able chemistry and physics teacher—chairman of Rock Rivalry—good looking bachelor—master of sarcasm—points out every “T G. E.”—loves abbreviations—remembered for his white shirt day—colorful dresser— doesn’t know “how to make a hard test”—ACE. MR EDWARD ASCHOFF Knowledgeable biology teacher—remembered for his famous sayings—unusual finger—“Shape up or ship out”—respected— made the “little creatures” interesting. MR. PETER FISHER Teacher of earth science—new student council advisor—cool dresser— often seen with bop—“Good things come in small packages.” MR. STEPHEN LANDER New on the football field—an asset to the science department—can always be found on his scooter—pleasant to look at—always willing to help. MISS JOAN LINDROTH Pleasant personality—one of our excellent and understanding science teachers—pleasant smile—knowledgeable —energetic cheering advisor. mr. brian McCartney New advisor to Foreign Exchange Club—conducts lively chemistry classes for his “children”—experiments that never works—always seen with a cup of coffee. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. GEORGE FAULKNER Hates excuses—scourge unto pretzel debtors—advocate of “Big Stick Policy”—recreation director— unmistakable whistle. MISS JEANNE POWELL Coaches our badminton teams—squat thrusts and leg lifts—“What’s the matter?”—Count! 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . —speed-ball advocate. MR. HENRY FREUND Missed on the football field—one of the best coaches the Rock Pile has ever known—advocates the pushup—is a “friend” to all—“chowder head”— a real nice guy. MR. HAROLD FRIESLEBEN Admirable—booming voice—versatile c o a c h—“Ho, ho, ho”—whistle-wearer—basketball mentor—clever quipster—easily spotted in a crowd. MRS. RITA BARRETT Loved by all—understanding—always willing to listen—gave gym class added bounce—athletic demonstrator—remembered with affection. MRS. GLORIA BERRIN “MRS. B.”—easygoing—avid advice giver—one of the girls—wisecracker—goes for things in a big way—mischievous smile—gregarious and well liked. 14 INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. EVERETT La MERE Best driver in East Rockaway—fearless—knows the “in” jokes—talkative and friendly—neat dresser—dry sense of humor—teaches the most popular subject. MR. ALLAN ULLMAN Capable industrial arts instructor—a contemporary —demands attentiveness— Jerry Lewis look-alike— fearless road instruction. ART MR. FRANK GORDON New in the Industrial Arts department—always smiling—hates his attendance register—“Flash”— good behind the wheel—patient with new drivers. MR. THOMAS KENNEDY “Tinker Tom”—strict driver cd teacher—originator of the rack— subtle humor—craftsman par excellence. MISS CATHERINE FELICETTI Known for her firm hold over Cafeteria study halls— friendly smile—extremely good dresser -efficient and excellent art teacher—graduate of ERHS. MRS. IDA SHIMANS Artistic appearance—wearer of unusual jewelry— understanding- always willing to help future artists—helped us to appreciate the fine arts—producer of scenery. 15 LANGUAGE MRS. JOAN FINKELMAN Attractive—recently wed—curly, dark tresses—determined teacher of French and Spanish—infectious giggle—warm smile—capable advisor to the French Honor Society and Club—secretive birthplace. MRS. DIANA BRYANT New addition to language department—well-dressed— believer in learning through speaking—forever giving tests. MRS. JOSEPHINE FRIEDLANDER One of the Rock Pile’s able French and Spanish teachers—always ready to lend a helping hand—friendly disposition—patient manner. MRS. DOROTHY MESKE Highly competent Latin instructor- also teaches French—Hi-Y advisor—patient and friendly. MRS. DOROTHY SMITH 100 word Spanish composition—“a la pizarra” —constant reminder of Regents Senora of the Rock Pile—“Refrain from commenting.” 16 MATHEMATICS MRS. LAURA DAY Kind and soft spoken—our first math teacher at the Rock Pile—always willing to help—runs extra quiet S.H. MR. GERALD HONIG Teaches with enthusiasm—spices Math 12 with yaks and hippopotami —devilish smile—helps the Seniors send ROCK to the printer—a real sports fan—takes odds on anything. MR. ALVIN KALLMAN Missed in the science department— “Take it away”—distinctive walk— notebook connoisseur—thorough- going teacher. MR. JOHN RYAN New addition to the Math department—witty— challenges his students—rules his study halls with an iron hand. : MR. JOSEPH VALLONE Quiet, but firm—believes in extra assignments—good geometry teacher—“There’s no need for the talking.” 17 ENGLISH MR. CARL BECKER Far-out sense of humor—recommends “Ibsen in a fox hole”—“Oh go away”—discontented farmer—distinctive walk—collegiate dresser. MRS. HELENE GOLUB Well dressed—star of 6th period class—teaches speakers of tomorrow— knows her students well. MRS. IRIS HALFORD Takes an interest in all her students —remembered for her vivid descriptions of Tale of Two Cities— great sense of humor—very understanding. MRS. MARION HOWARD Knows her subject—Tale of Two Cities and Great Expectations—familiar to us from her days as a substitute. MRS. FRIEDA JAFFE The best class advisor—has imaginative ideas—respected—carries the heaviest brief case—a mainstay of the Seniors—affectionately known as “Mrs. J.”— eats fruit and tea. 18 ENGLISH MR. LUTHER KIRSCH Respected English IV teacher—eliminates shyness from his students— believes in a cumulative vocabulary list—sly smile—informal classes— prepares college-bound students for what lies ahead. MRS. AUDREY KISLIK Remedial reading teacher—patient manner—eager to help—knowledgeable problem-solver—warm and friendly. MISS BERNADETTE McCOY Junior GULL advisor—sells more pens than any Senior—friendly—or derly—always willing to help her students. MR. MARTIN SEVERINO A swinger—gives 21% more “E.C.”—one of the boys —“Oh, stop it”—East Rockaway’s Sir Laurence Olivier—“Downtown”. MRS. FRANCES SUITS Denizen of the language skills room—taught us 8th grade math—a twinkle in her eye—no homework on weekends. 19 GUIDANCE MRS. MARGARET ALLEN Lays it on the line—dependable—well-liked—a ready laugh—heads Seniors in the right direction. MR. JOSEPH KUSEL Loves to fish—a regular “Joe”—always seen with a smile on his face— “show me how to do it”—inquisitive—ski enthusiast- frequents the Catskills. MR. ROBERT ROSCOE Our first science teacher—still guiding us—well-dressed—always willing to lend a hand—heloed us with our frogs. LIBRARY MRS. HARRIET FELDMAN Newcomer to the Rock Pile—striking red hair—staunch observer of silence—well dressed—amiable. MISS AGNES HICKMAN Efficient keeper of the library—knows her Dewey Decimal System—maintains an efficient Library Council—meticulous in her ways—always willing to help. MRS. RUTH LERNER Able librarian—pleasant smile-friendly nature—takes an admirable interest in school affairs—distributor of library notices. 20 BUSINESS MRS. ELIZABETH FORDHAM Teaches business know how—keen on straight strokes—sweet and sincere—has an antipathy for gum chewing. MRS. ISABEL HEFELE Competent typist and a wonder at shorthand— neat appearance—respected by her students. MR. WILLIAM KEYES Quick with a quip—Jay Vee coach—carrot topped—casual style of teaching—congenial business classes. MISS JUNE PALMER Bookkeeper’s idol—patient— dedicated to her Hi-Y girls. MRS. SYLVIA ABRAHAM Soft spoken—respected teacher—teaches the fundamentals of music to 7th and 8th grades—a local denizen. MUSIC MR JOHN PELLICAN Jazz band enthusiast—runs an orderly band— downbeat reader—plays a wild sax—Cheshire cat smile—likes to demonstrate—sings along with the band. MR. HENRY FORDHAM Ardent conductor of operettas and concerts— dedicated to music—expects the best from his choruses—grand sense of humor. 21 PUPIL PERSONNEL HOME ECONOMICS MRS. ANNETTE KEENAN Our new nurse—attractive—urges Senior girls to nursing school —kind and patient—winning smile. MRS. GERTRUDE SALZMAN Smart dresser—soft-spoken—new school psychologist. MR. RICHARD WETHERELL Tall and handsome—former student E.R.H.S. —still holds track records—teaches CORE— on the track in fall and spring. MRS. BEULAH WHITE New addition to faculty as a CORE teacher—always smiling—patient. MRS. MARJORIE HOPPEN Dedicated to her subject—believes in efficiency—always well-groomed—possesses a winning smile—liked by all. MRS. CLAIRE RAPPAPORT Proficient fashion coordinator—up-to-date— smart dresser—perfect example of a modern homemaker. 22 STAFFS SECRETARIAL Due to the efforts of our office staff, the many varied functions of the school are carried out smoothly and efficiently. Carrying out the bulk of the paper work and business of East Rockaway High School, the secretarial staff deserves our gratitude for their valuable assistance. STANDING (L. to R.) Miss Carolyn Schempp, Mrs. Virginia Shields; Mrs. Virginia Walsh; Mrs. Margaret Settele. SITTING—Mrs. Ann Sullivan; Mrs. Mary Bishop. KITCHEN Under the capable direction of Mrs. Lass, the kitchen staff has furnished the student body and faculty with inexpensive nutritious meals. This staff’s contributions are greatly appreciated, particularly during lunch time. STANDING (L. to R.) Mrs. Gertrude Reddin; Mrs. Jennie Peun; Mrs. Johanna Bantzhoff; Mrs. Eva Del Gaudio; Mrs. Edna Bcrgner; Mrs. Johanna Lass. CUSTODIAL A very present working body of our school is the custodial staff. This staff deserves a note of appreciation from all the students, particularly the Seniors, who have all needed the services of this staff at one time or another. STANDING (L. to R.) Ernie Heidcnrick; Ernie Maffei; Carl Mesh; Stanley Strobecki; Frank McWilliams; Warren Miller; Henry Mohrmann. THE JOYS OF TEACHING ‘You can tell it’s Mattel. It’s swell. “Look, Ma, 34% fewer cavities. “And did you all enjoy doing that little assignment?’’ “There’s a WHAT under my desk?” “For extra credit, group, name any 3 shieks of Kuwait and the present ruler of Upper Volta.’’ “Hi, cutie. 25 EDWARD JOHN ALTO ROBERT ANNUNZIATA Bob Master of the devilish smile—never serious—enjoys seeing movies—good looking —enjoys himself after work on Friday night—good dancer at Frat parties—likes a good time—has Barbara pulling his strings. Tall and silent—ardent with the “Spades.” Track 3. Eddie guitarist—hidden artistic talent—potential athlete—sings DENISE ARATA Denise Dark-haired doll—always talking—worrier—most artistic—little girl voice— VVitchy—prefers Southerners—prominent chin—big brown eyes—“Chickie”—sweetest of the sweet. Rock Rivalry 2; ROCK Art Editor; Prom Committee; Senior Poster Chainnan. CHARLES ARCHIBALD Charlie Amiable—quiet—helpful volunteer—enjoys the sport made famous by Mr. Pollock —modest—faithful—member of the R.R. Stand Committee—“Pug”. 28 WAYNE ALLAN ARNESEN Wayne Sharp dresser “V amaha Kid”—loves jHIo—Great White Hunter—unruly blond hair “Iliya Kuryakin”-hraves Math 12 and Physics-effervescent personality— future chemistry teacher. Key Club 3; Science Honor Society 2; J.V. Bowling team 2; Chorus 2; Rock Rivalry 4; GULL 1; ROCK 1. DENNIS ALLAN AUE Dennis Handsome—striking personality-great sense of humor-agile gymnast- one of our own hams —excellent basketball player—first class pen seller—staunch supporter of the Class of ’66. Gym Leaders 4; Dramatics Club I; Freshmen Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball I: Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Track 4; Rock Rivalry 4. DANIEL JOSEPH BARRACO Danny Ready with a comment—nice guy—first to drive—distinctive “yell”—hard worker —lots of spirit always willing to help—great sense of humor—born to lie an actor “ooogah”. J.V. Football 1; Varsity 1: Rock Rivalry 2: Dramatics Club 1. STEPHEN ANTHONY BARTH Steve Boisterous—one of the class clowns friendly—always smiling—loves cars—frequents the canal. Football 1: Track 1: Rock Rivalry 3. ZELDA BASKIN Zel Petite and attractive—“Quatches”—our pickle seller—well known—sparkling personality—likes pansies and pancakes—class treasurer and ROCK Business manager —future IBM programmer. Math Honor Society 1; Spanish Club 3; Hi-Y 2; Junior Chorus 1; Senior Chorus 3; ROCK Business Manager; R.R. Costume Chairman 4; Prom Committee; Ring Committee; Badminton 3; Table Tennis 2; Volley Ball 3; Class Treasurer 2; Receptionist 2; GULL 1; Senior Play Committee. PEGGY LEE BERGNER Peg Competent secretary—smiling face—admired for her business skills—talkative— well liked—can be found near a typewriter—dramatically inclined—always good for a laugh—sparkling eyes—sincere friend—constant giggler Hi-Y 1; Volley Ball 2; Badminton 2; Rock Rivalry 4; ROCK Typing Staff; secretarial Aid 2; Health Aid 1; Receptionist 2. JUDITH ELLEN BESEDIN Judic Bubbly personality—always smiling—practical joker—as funny as she thinks she is —loves to find a double meaning—“enjoys” Spanish class—always a friend—member of the “A.F.”—“Get Smart”—future English teacher. Senior Chorus 4; Spanish Club 3; Spanish Honor Society, Treasurer 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 1; Softball 1; Volley Ball 1: Badminton 1; ROCK Literary and Business Staff; Hi-Y 1; Receptionist 4; Usherette 1. THERESA BERTONE Terry Friendly to all—quiet manner—soft spoken—extremely talented dancer—skillful skier—second home in snow-capped mountains. Chorus 1; Spanish Club 3; Volleyball 1; Rock Rivalry 4. JANICE ANN BOLTE Jan Individualistic intellectual—well dressed—quiet—clear headed—one of the Math 12 gang—a conservative—good friend—mainstay of class—beautiful locks—sharp wit. r Freshman cheering co-captain 1; Rock Rivalry—Entrance Co-chairman 1; GULL Reporter 2; ROCK Assistant Editor; Girls’ State Representative; Student Council 4, Vice President 1; Hi-Y 3, Secretary 1; National Honor Society 2; Science Honor Society 2; French Honor Society 3; Math Honor Society 2; Latin Club 3. BARCLAY BOOTH Barclay Cart be seen driving his “66” Impala with the top down all the time-good looking Freckles—“likes” himself—enjoys going to Peter’s house on Friday nights— college bound-easy going-likes to smile-chooscs Lynbrook as his second home. Gym Leaders 3, Sec. 1; Freshmen Football 1; Freshmen Basketball 1; J.V. Football 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Football 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Rock Rivalry 2. GERALDINE BUTT Gerry Sincere very likeable accomplished scholar—archaeological enthusiast—ROCK’S right hand—noted for her peanut butter and jelly sandwiches—notices eyes—talented seamstress—one of Ace’s favorites. Band 4; Chorus 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Badminton Honor Team 2; Volley Ball 3; Basketball 2; Spanish Club 3; Debating Club 1; Foreign Exchange Club 2; Receptionist 1; National Honor Society 2; Art Club 1; GULL 1; ROCK Production Manager. JOCELYN CAMPBELL Joss Industrious—likes to listen to the radio—sweet—appreciates a gentleman— weight-watcher—easy-going—friendly. Rock Rivalry 2; Receptionist 2; Nurse’s Aid 2. 31 JOHN THOMAS CAMPBELL John Quiet wit eternal hall cop—friendly—one of the guys—efficient Gull worker— one of Marty’s pals. Hall cop 3, Captain; Gull salesman 4, production manager 1, circulation manager 1 ; Stage crew 1; Rock Rivalry 2. MARY FRANCES CANTWELL Mary Beautiful red hair—lively and friendly to all—excitable—loves green “Brown” —writer of notes—always in trouble—has an artistic flair—blushes easily—collects apple stems. Foreign Exchange Club 1; Library Council 1; French Club 2; Latin Club 4; Gull 1: Junior Prom Decorating Committee; Hockey, Class Team 1, Honor team 1; Volleyball Class 1 earn 3: Basketball Class team 2; Badminton 4, Class team 2, Honor team 2; Rock Rivalry’ 4. VIRGINIA MARIE CARR Gin Characteristic laugh—jovial personality—library worker—Miss Home Economist— “Queenie”—dimples—easy going. Latin Club 3; Receptionist 1; Usherette 1; Rock Rivalry 3; Hi-Y 1. LINDA JOAN CARROLL Lin Aggressive—“One of the guys”—determined walk—“doesn’t give a hoot”—likes to travel supporter of “No sleep Pajama Parties”—exuberant cheerleader—part time bookkeeper. Latin Club 3; Jr. Chorus 1; Sr. Chorus 2; Junior Gull 1; Cheerleading 4; Gull 2; Science Honor Society 2; Math Honor Society 2: Hi-Y 3; Area Council Secretary 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 1. 32 BONNIE CARYL CASE Bonnie Loves the summer—talented artist—owns 1.000 watches—blushes—long eyelashes dedicated GULL worker—quiet manner. Hi-Y 2; Library Council 3; Debating Club 1; Art Club 2; Receptionists 1; Rock Rivalry 3; Gull staff 4; Exchange Editor 1; Rock Staff 1; Spanish Club 2; Art Club ALAN CURTIS CATLIN Alan Likes history—flair for writing—distinctive eyes—“Touche”—newspaper boy— usually found in library—pulls wild stunts—nice guy—friendly. J.Y. Bowling 2; Manager 1: Gull 2; Boys Sports Editor 1; Dramatics Club 1: Rock Rivalry 2; Key Club 2; Hall Cops 1. GERALD CHAPEL Jerry Loquacious-well liked-founder of a “club”-happy go lucky—master of mockery —enjoys exercises—sports curly locks—living legend—Rock Rivalry enthusiast. Freshmen Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Rock Rivalry 4; J.V. Football 1. LINDA CERRATO Linda Seasoned traveler—beautiful hair—early graduate—fluency in languages—pleasant smile—friendly disposition. LEWIS COHN Tootie Mainstay of our football team—“So what”—tenacious—ladies man—ardent sports fan—party goer—liked by all—meticulous. Student Council 1; Prom Committee 1; Gym Leaders 4, Secretary 1, Vice President 1; Freshmen Class President; Rock Rivalry 4; Football. Freshmen 1, Captain, J.V. 1, captain, Varsity 2, Captain 1; Basketball, Freshmen 1, J.V. 1; Varsity Baseball 4. LORRAINE ELIZABETH COMBS Lori Cute—short blonde hair—laughs at anything—“What’s new . . . ?”—R.R. gangster girl—always has a wisecrack—necessity at p.j. parties—“Get Smart”—“Squeaky” —sunny disposition—giggler—snort. Hi-Y 3; Softball 3, Honor team 2; Rock Rivalry 4; Secretarial aid 1; Basketball 4; Volleyball 4; Badminton 1. PATRICIA SCOTT CONNELL Patti Vivacious redhead—always has a new expression—way out sense of humor—loves ducks—Imperial Wizard of A.F.—distinctive laugh—girl of a thousand freckles— outspoken—fashionable dresser—cute. Rock Literary Staff 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Basketball Honor Team 2; Volleyball 4; Prom Chairman 1. 34 JUDITH ANN CLARK Judy Nice girl—quiet—very' talkative with friends—traveler—loves to shop—writer of breath taking Fugitive episodes—would like to be a travel agent. MICHAEL DEL PEZZO Mike One of the handsome ones—good sense of humor—dimples—distinctive eyes—quiet —good worker. Freshmen track 1; Basketball, Freshmen 1, J.V. 2; Football, J.V. 2, Varsity 2; Rock Rivalry 4; Junior Band 1. NANCY KAREN DILLON Nan Quiet—has an alias—cute—never diets—made it to Spanish IV—quick wit—loves the south. Gull Reporter 2; Dramatics Club 1; Chorus 3 ; Rock Literary Staff 1; Science Honor Society 1; Spanish Club 3; Spanish Honor Society 1; Rock Rivalry' 2. ROBERT DONOFRIO Bob Advocate of water skiing—can often be seen in his boat—good looking—can often be seen in a gray car. KATHLEEN DUNN Kathy Secretary’s secretary'—vivacious cheerleader—perpetual smile—flirt—bouncing personality—seen with a Seaman—pretty—always doing something—likes teachers— R.R. gangster girl—neat dresser. Spanish Club 1; Hi-Y 2; Rho Gamma 2, Secretary' 1; Gull Reporter 1; Receptionist 2; Varsity Twirlcr 1; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 1, captain; Rock Rivalry 4, Chairman 1; Rock Typing Editor 1; Badminton 2; Volleyball 4, Honor team 1; Basketball 3; Softball 2; Sophomore and Junior Class Treasurer; Secretarial aid 2; Ring Committee Chairman 1. STEVEN JAMES DWYER Steve Good bowler—seen with Chapel—one of the guys—accomplished driver—quiet appearance—energetic worker—friendly. J.V. Bowling 1; Varsity Bowling 3. BETTY ANN EIBEN Blondie Attractive—long, blonde tresses—likes servicemen—dimples—sweet and friendly. GEORGE ELIAN George Curly hair—rebellious nature—intelligent—weight lifter--likes to play basketball— forceful hall cop. Science Honor Society 1; Service Squad 1. EILEEN KATHERINE FALKE Harri Attractive—sweet and pert—talkative—distinctive laugh—loyal friend—called “Harri” by most—efficient typist—future secretary. Receptionist 2; ROCK typist; Secretarial Aid 2; Rock Rivalry 4. STEVEN IAN FIELDS Steven “Rocky”—can be found reading The Pearl—loves horses—“nebish”—frequents Roosevelt—resembles famous comedian—loves History l-C. Band 2; Key Club 2; Golf 1; Bowling 1; Riflery 1; Orchestra 2. EDWIN FAULKNER Ed Tremendous athlete—iron lung—reserved—one-third of the Faulkner, Dwyer, Marchand Act—forever running—always found near a basketball court—nice guy. Gym leaders 4; Football, J.V. 1; Varsity 2; Basketball, J.V. 1, Varsity 1; Varsity Track 4; Varsity Cross Country 2, Captain 1; Rock Rivalry Volleyball 2. EDMUND FOLEY Ed Least excitable—known for his hard looking face—easy going—remembered for his parties—likes sports—ladies man—enjoys driving—good looking. J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2; Rock Rivalry 4. JOHN FORSTER John Hall cop—able projectionist—Rock Rivalry light man—freckles and wavy hair— unusual walk—loves to talk. Service Squad 4; Rock Rivalry Stage Crew 4. MARGARET ANNE FYME Peggy Prompt—always has a smile—congenial—quiet—friendly to all—good natured— vivacious—member of the Math 12 set—a true Irish colleen—plans to attend Molloy. Math Honor Society 1; French Club 2, Secretary-treasurer 1; Library’ Council 1; Receptionist 1; Nurses Aide 1; Senior Band 2; Badminton 4, Class Team 1, Honor Team 2; Volleyball 2; Basketball 1; Debating Club 1; GULL stafT 3; Rock Rivalry 4. ROBERT GRECO Bob Shy smile—reserved—dark hair—member of the big “three”—amiable—hearty laugh. MICHELE RAE GRIFFEN Shelley Lively personality—cute—saddle shoes—likes the colors red and white—lilting soprano—flair for dramatics—sharp dresser—likes to have fun—aiming to be a professional singer. Spanish Club 2; Art Club 2; Art Club 1; Junior Chorus 1; Senior Chorus 3; Singers 2; Operetta 3; ROCK Literary staff 1; Rock Rivalry’ 4; GULL 4; Receptionist 2; Softball 1; Badminton 1; Junior Varsity Twirling 2. 38 LAWRENCE CHARLES GIBBS Larry Quiet—member of the big “three”—homeroom attendance taker—fast walker—sports odd looking shoes. KATHLEEN HALL Kathy Cute and lively—quick temper—outspoken opinions—fast talker—vacations at Wolf Lake—“Holiday”—fan of Sandy—sarcastic sense of humor—cigarette girl—giver of glib answers—speaks her mind. Rock Rivalry 4; Secretarial Aide 1. PATRICIA RAE HAYHURST Pat Enjoys a good time—always has a problem—fond of a certain Viking—adorable blue eyes—talented dancer—hates curly hair—Rock Rivalry cheerleader—always on the phone—perfectionist—easily flustered. Hi-Y 2, Vice President 1; Secretarial Aide 1; Varsity Twirling 4, co-captain 1; Receptionist 1; Usherette 2; Assembly Squad 1; ROCK typist 1; Prom decorating committee 1; Rock Rivalry Cheering 4, Captain 1; Badminton 2, Class team 1; Volleyball 3, Class team 3; Basketball 3, Class team 3; Softball 3; Class team 3. DAVID EUGENE HEATON Mr. Heat Versatile—East Rockaway’s own locksmith—fortified Mikado—friendly to all— A1 Hirt in disguise—better late than never—will never forget Math 11—Marty’s friend. Senior Band 4; Chorus 3; Singers 2; Cross Country 1; Gull Photography Editor 1; Gull Production staff 1; Rock Rivalry' 2; Key Club 3; Dramatics Club 2; French Club 2. JANET HEINSER Janet Petite brunette—never in one place long—favors underclassmen—slim figure—loud laughter—likes boats—friendly disposition—one of the girls. Rock Rivalry' 1. KEITH HEMMINGS Keith Tallest in the class—good looking—constant patroller of the halls—made it to Physics—“Popeye”—ladies man—outgoing personality—speaks his mind. Key Club 3; Stage Crew 4, Co-Captain; French Club 1; Hall cop 2, Co-Captain; Rock Rivalry 3. RALPH HORN Spaz Well dressed—class Casanova—“spasm”—musically and artistically inclined—surfer and scuba diver—future marine biologist—creative—“Gimme a break”—classic driver—“not me”. Science Honor Society 3; Math Honor Society 1; Art Club 4; Football, Freshmen 2, Varsity 2; Track, Freshmen 3, Varsity 2; Chorus 4; Singers 3; Rock Rivalry 4, Chairman 1. Good athlete—attractive—clear thinker—well dressed—admired—“jellyfish”—Bop’s buddy—sly smile—always “glad”—unusual sense of humor. Science Honor Society 3; Math Honor Society 1; National Honor Society 2; Football, Freshmen 1, J.V. 1; Varsity 2; Freshmen Basketball 1; Freshmen Track 1; Varsity Track 2; Class Vice-President 4; Gym Leaders 2, President 1; Rock Rivalry 4; GULL 1; Ring Committee 1; 1965 Boys’ State Representative. 40 PAUL IANNUCCI Paul Dark hair—early driver—unusual laugh—distinctive walk—trusted member of Rock Riv alry stage crew—patriarch of the halls. Hall Cop 4; Rock Rivalry 4. JOEL JACOBS Joel THOMAS JOHNSON LYNDA GAIL JONASSEN Y inner Always smiling—climbs in cellar windows—memorable party giver—likes pumpkins —“Isn’t that cunning?”—model’s figure—“Flounder”—uses baby talk—giggler— always fun to be with—“Yinner”. Hi-Y 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Cheerleader, Freshmen 1, J.V. 1; Twirling, Freshmen 1; Receptionist 1; Badminton 1; Softball 1. ROBERT PAUL JULIANO Rob Most artistic—quiet manner—valuable contributor to Rock Rivalry art staff— creative—sly smile—expressive eyes. THOMAS KAKAREKO Tommy “Blind as a bat”—friendly—handsome—absolutely “loves” school—likes to hang around with his friends—able basketball player. Tommy Comedian—inhabitant of Golden Coach—hard worker—“You knew”—athletically inclined—mainstay of our line—amiable—great Rock Rivalry props—well-liked— relative of “Little Joe”. Spanish Club; Football 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 1; Gym Leaders 3; Rock Rivalry 4. 41 ANNETTE KARAM Annette “Gull-ible—part owner of a rubber stamp—often mis-pronounced last name— blushes easily—long nails—sweet—enjoyed English I IF—attractive. Rock 1; Gull-reporter 2; exchange editor 1; Editor-in-chief 4; Spanish club 3; Spanish Honor I; Dramatics club 1; Rock Rivalry 3; Health Aide 2; Usherette 1. LAURETTA IDA KEANE Laurie Pat’s sidekick—driver of many cars—diligent worker of the Senior class—California correspondent—cheerful disposition—good dancer—always has an “eye” on someone—oriental eyes—athletically inclined—leader of the twirlers—Rock Rivalry cheerleader—dependable. Hi-Y 3, President 1; Jr. Chorus 1; Rho Gamma 1; Rock Rivalry 4, cheering captain 1; Varsity Twirling Squad 5, co-captain 1, captain 1; receptionist 4, captain 1; usherette 4, Assembly squad 1: secretarial aide 2; Gull typist 2; ROCK Business Staff 1; Junior Prom committee 1, Bids chairman 1; Foreign Exchange Club 3; Library Aide 1; Basketball 2, class team 2, Honor team 1; Softball 2, class team 2, honor team 2; Badminton 2, class team 2; Volleyball 4, class team 4, honor team 2; Ping Pong 1; Bowling 1. MARY KEARNEY Mary Bi-lingual—excitable—fond of fruit—hard worker—friendly—remembers a certain Rock Rivalry—distinctive script—infectious laugh. French Club 2, vice-president 1; Spanish Club 2; French Honor Society 1, vice president 1; Dramatics club 1; Gull 1; ROCK Literary Staff 1; Rock Rivalry 4. ANNE KENNEDY Annie Our own “Little Orphan Annie”—sympathetic—out going—infectious giggle— beautiful red hair—soft spoken—gullible—E. R.’s own colleen—Rock Rivalry enthusiast. French Club 1; Receptionist 1; Gull Reporter 4; Publicity Manager 1; Library Council 3; secretary 1; Rock Rivalry 4; ROCK Business Staff 1; Badminton 3, class team 1, honor team 1; Volleyball 3, class team 2; Softball 3, class team 1; Basketball 1; Ping Pong 1. DENNIS KEY STEPHEN KIERNAN Steve Distinctive red hair—“yogi” enthusiast—never alone—frequent visitor to the Library—understanding—Mr. Bear—freckles—good football player. Key Club 1; Gym Leader 1; Rock Rivalry 2; Varsity football 2. DANIEL KOSOTAN Danny Enthusiastic football player—nice guy—alot of fun—likes Frat. parties—everyone’s friend—likes Spanish. Rock Rivalry 4; Freshman Football 1; Junior Varsity Football 1; Varsity Football 2. Dennis Renamed Swift Creek—“distinguished walk”—avid movie goer—Troy Donahue fan—ardent class worker—dependable—ladies man—a class leader. Student Council 1; Junoir Prom Co'mmittee, chairman; Ring Committee chairman; Rock Rivalry 4, chairman 1; Freshman Football 1; Freshman Basketball 1; Junior Varsity Football 1; Varsity Football 2. BARBARA LEE KNOX Barb “Knoxie”—crazy about window washers—great kid—hates coffee—patron of the custard stand—member of the “AF”—cool dresser—braved Latin. Hi-Y 3; Chaplain 1; Latin Club 3; secretary 1; Gull Feature Writer 3; ROCK Business Staff; Receptionist 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Volleyball 4; Basketball 4; Softball 4. PEGGY CAROL KRANZ Peg Artistic—prefers tall boy's—creator of “Fat Fashions”—slim—imaginative sense of humor—Rock Rivalry witch doctor—distinctive laugh. Rock Rivalry' 4; Nurses Aid 2; Junior Chorus 2; Rock staff 1. MELANIE ANN KUBAT Mel Sharp dresser—enthusiastic class worker—excitable—magnetic personality—dependable—believes almost anything—always smiling—bouncy cheerleader. Student Council 2; Secretary’ 1; French Honor Society 2: Secretary-Treasurer 1; Gull staff 4, Fashion Editor 2; Rock Assistant Editor 1; Junior Prom Committee 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Chairman 1; Refreshment Chairman 1; Cheering 2; Junior Varsity 1; Varsity 1; Receptionists 3; Badminton 1; Volleyball 2; Fund Raising Committee 4. EVELYN KUDLAC Eve Knows home economics paid off—owns a stone that cuts glass—takes things in stride—sincere eyes—HXP’s babysitter—early driver. Bowling 1; Receptionist 1; Nurses Aid 1. CLAIRE MARIE LANG Claire Short but cute—hails from Brooklyn—has a few freckles—exceptional dancer— has a soft spot for Maiverne boys—member of 2-c group—life of the party—wonderful personality. Rock Rivalry' 3; Chairman Refreshments 1; Prom Committee 1; Chairman Refreshments 1; Spanish Club 1; Hi-Y 1; Latin Club 2; Gull Staff 3 ; Nurses aid 2. 44 LOIS ANN LICARI Lo Crystal blue eyes—helps with the hamburgers at White Castle—distinctive walk —flirtatious—garage for a boat—unmistakable giggle—constant doodler. Receptionist 1; Nurses Aid 1; Chorus 1; Bowling 1; Ping Pong 1; Rock Rivalry 3. Starcey Passed chemistry through a hex—99 cents dresser—most gullible—likes a swinging time—always rushing around—“Wait for me”—laughs at anything—true friend— Texas doll—great dancer. Rho Gamma 2; Latin Club 2; Debating Club 1; Volley Ball 2; Basketball 2; Rock Rivalry 2; Hockey 1. JOANNE THERESA LOLISCIO Jo “Spark of life”—loves “Ermin”—never on time—melodramatic—expressive eyes— future model—frequent trips to Broadway—wants to visit England—variety of clothes—Johnny Mathis fan. Rock Rivalry 4; Secretarial Club 1; Volley Ball 3; Basketball 3; Table Tennis 1; Hockey 1; Soft Ball 1; Dramatics Club 1; Gull. FRANCES ANN LONERGAN STACEY ELLEN LINHARD Fran Usually near a radio—famed for her American tragedy—“What am I supposed to say”—way out sense of humor—in with the new trends—breaks shoes in odd places —everyone’s pal—city frequenter—usually seen with Nance. Rock Rivalry 3; Art Club 1; Rock Staff 1; Junior Chorus 1; Receptionist 1; J.V. Twirling 1. CHARLES LONGO Charlie Man with the beat—likes Linda- perpetually late for class—expert ping ponger —one of the “Mosaics”—plays a mean guitar—good dancer—found patrolling the halls—good looking—short. Rock Rivalry—4. MARK LUBELL Mark Out-thinks the Board of Regents—smart dresser—musically inclined—rides a Honda—alias “Magoo”—good looking—enjoys chemistry’. Rock Rivalry 4; Key club 2; French Honor Society 4; J.V. bowling 1, Rock staff 1; Gull 1; National Honor Society 2; Math Honor Society 2; Science Honor Society 2. n M| PETER LUMB Pete “Scruft”—ardent surfer—future Swiss student—“boss” Hyde Park—talented guitarist—wild dresser. Rock Rivalry 2. dancer—frequents New AMELIA MADIA Amelia Trips to Island Park—“Joey”—OK Gang—Longest black tresses—everybody’s friend—“Miss Bots”—aggressive—best salesman of ’66—enthusiastic class supporter —not easily influenced. Library Council 1; Receptionist 4; Health Aid 4; Art Club, Pres 1; Gull 1; Chorus 1; Projectionist 1; Usherett 2; Twirlers 2; Bowling 4; Volleyball 2; Basketball 2; Badminton 1; Ping Pong 1; Hockey 1; Rock Rivalry 4. 46 ELLEN ANASTASIA MAIS El Known as a Rolling Stone—avid record collector—help? class fan—material madness—always seen with the little one—sailing enthusiast. Prom Committee; Latin Club 2; Gull staff 3; Nurse’s aid 4; Rock Rivalry 3. GERARD MARCHAND Jerry Good looking—fast driver—quiet except with friends—“my favorite Martian”— pal of Steve’s—second home in the library. Rock Rivalry 3; Track 1; football 1. LINDA MARESCO Linda Striking black hair—beautiful eyes—amiable personality—attractive—always seen with Janet—friendly smile. NANCY MARTIN Nancy Future nurse—usually seen with Fran—worrier—city goer—David lover—most remembered wise cracks—always neat and well dressed—soft spoken—longest “That kills me” list—friend of all. Spanish Club 2; Spanish Honor Society 1; Science Honor Society 1; Receptionist 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Badminton 1; Prom committee 1; class secretary 1. JOSEPH JOHN MARTINAITIS Jay Wearer of unusual shirts—owns a car—quite tall—Chemistry whizz—friend of Ace —early driver. Gym Leaders 3; Freshmen Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Varsity Track 2; Rock Rivalry 2. GEORGIA A. MATTI Georgia Future secretary—often seen in the nurse’s office—quiet—loves the color blue— fair complexion—ice cream addict—can’t sit still—sparkling smile—fast talker— enchanting eyes. Nurse’s Aid 4; Receptionist 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Gull Salesman 1; Gull Typist 2; Typing Editor 1; Dramatics Club 1; Secretarial Club 1; Rock staff 1; Rock typist 1; Teacher’s Secretary 2. BRYAN McLANE Bryan The other half—brilliant mind—loves a good argument—witty—avid reader—voices his opinion—unruly hair. CATHERINE ANN McLANE Cathy Attractive—energetic dancer—math whiz—frequent journeys to Center Moriches —enthusiastic cheerleader—astounds Ace—excitable—speaks her mind. Math Honor Society 2; French Honor Society 2; Gull reporter 4; Library Council 1; Receptionist 2; Freshmen Cheering; J.V. Cheering 2; Varsity Cheering; Volleyball Class team 1; Badminton Honor team 1; Rock Rivalry 4. 48 MAUREEN HELEN McLEAN Maureen Puzzled Math 12 scholar—loves block parties—blushes easily—has a flare for N.C.C. —one of the girls—friendly—infectious laugh. Latin Club 3; French Honor Society 1: Math Honor Society 1; Library Council 2; Rock Business Staff 1; Prom Committee 1; Rock Rivalry 3; Volleyball 3; Badminton 3; Softball 1; Table Tennis 1. ROSEANNE McNALLY Rose Vivacious redhead—can really sink her teeth into something—famous “A-Wah” dance—always has a good comeback—likes a good time—gets letters from the Navy. Rock Rivalry 4; Nurses Aid 2; Receptionist 1. RENE MENENDEZ Rene One of the class clowns—good athlete—never without a comment—likes “beans” —enjoys “boss” records—dark curly hair. DANIEL ANDREW MORRISON Moose Fabulous director—class leader—hard worker—steno fan—enjoys speed—Houdiny —“Laurel” and Hardy—friendly—constantly found in the Gull Room—Ladies man— smart dresser—always smiling—one of the famed Singing Waiters. Dramatics Club 1; Math Honor Society 1; Freshman Football 2; Freshman Track 2; J.V. Football 1; Class Pres.—Soph, and Senior; Rock Rivalry 4. 49 HENRIETTA MORRONI Henny Walks slowly—would like to make Manhattan College co-ed—fun to be around— needs a car—livens up pajama parties—unpredictable—dependable worker—sports enthusiast—quick to smile—most athletic. Junior Chorus 4; Rock Business Staff 1; Rho Gamma 3, Vice-President 1; Ring Committee 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Bowling 2; Hockey 3, Honor 2; Volleyball 2, Honor 2; Basketball 2, Honor 2; Softball 2, Honor 2; Track, Honor 1. CAROL MUELLER Carol Soft spoken—quiet and reserved—easy to get along with—pleasant smile—competent worker—nice to know. Receptionist 2; Rock Rivalry 2. EDWARD MULLER Ed Enjoys collecting stamps—A-l newspaper boy—one of H.X.P.’s favorites—distinctive ear lobes. Varsity Bowling 2. SUSAN MURRAY Sue Petite—excitable—sweet personality—a real athlete—sharp dresser—loyal to Rho Gamma—future nurse—East Rockaway’s ambassador to Chile. Latin Club 4; Library Council 3, President 2; Foreign Exchange Club 2, class representative 1; French Honor Society 1; Ring Committee: Rho Gamma 3, President 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Hockey 3, Class 3, Honor Team 2; Volleyball 3; Basketball Class Team 2, Honor Team 2; Softball 3, Class Team 2, Honor Team 2. 50 HENRY NATHANSON Hank “Nate”—friend of Otto—noted for quick witticisms—graceful dancer—amiable—likes golf and ice hockey—“exquisite”—contagious laugh—blushes easily. Key Club 2; Senior Chorus 3; Singers 1; Rock Rivalry 2; Junior Varsity Football 1; Junior Varsity Bowling 1; Varsity Bowling 1. JOHN NEWHALL John Blond and good looking—affectionately called John—bon—duck—can always be seen with a red head—“Gomer”—frequents frat parties—likeable—one of the walking wounded. Student Council 3; Gull 1; Senior Class Dance Chairman 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Freshman Football 1; Junior Varsity Football 1; Varsity Football 2; Freshman Track 2; Varsity Track 2. wm RALPH NICOSIA Ralph Best drummer—why pay more—quick tempered—“I didn’t do it”—our answer to Gene Krupa and Ringo—friendly. Rock Rivalry 2; Freshman Football 1; Junior Varsity Football 1. PAMELA NUGENT Penny “Manfred”—loves Nigle—sweet and cute—frequents Santini’s- nice smile—bom blonde—easily excited. Receptionist 3; Rock Rivalry 4. 51 BARBARA OLIAN Baa Dedicated backdroppcr—climber of trees—noted for long eyelashes—generally in love with life—artistically inclined—toots a flute—dislikes escalators—enjoys French IV—a sentimentalist—petite and pixie-ish. French Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer; French Honor Society 1; Junior chorus 1; Chorus 3; Operetta 2; Band 4; Band President 1; Hi-Y 1; Gull 4; Rock Art and literary' staff 1; Badminton 4; Badminton honor reserve 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Dramatics Club 1; Foreign Exchange Club 1. KATHLEEN O’REILLY Kathy Sweet and pleasant—“Kathy-O”—a night people—most remembered Rock Rivalry PJ party’—seen with “Giovanna”—future airline stewardess—always ready to help— loves a good time—Irish smiler. Rock Rivalry 4. MARGARET LEE ORLACCHIO Peggy Likes dots—acts on impulse—unique sense of humor—native of Connecticut—was in on the record—loves a good argument—believes in small parties—always in a good humor—fun to be with. Math Honor Society 3; French Honor Society 3, Secretary-treasurer; French Club 3; Hi-Y 1; Gull 3; Rock literary staff 1; Student council 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Basketball 2; Softball 1; Volleyball 2; Badminton 2; Junior chorus 1. DOLORES OWEN Dolly Flirty—cute smiler—“Dodo bird”—tick tock—all around athlete—slim figure—prefers the opposite sex—frequenter of Lynbrook—sweet to all—vivacious cheerleader. Receptionist 2; Gull salesman 1; secretary' to Miss Palmer 1; Volleyball 3, Basketball 2; Badminton 1; Track 1; Softball 1; Cheering 4. LAWRENCE PASHAIAN Larry Geometry whiz—likes writing for Gull—good looking—nice guy—quite excitable— always ready to argue—good class worker—enjoys student council meetings—enjoys Mr. Severino’s passes—Student Council President—one of the famed R. R. waiters. Student Council 2, President: Freshman track 1; J. V. football 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Key Club 2 ; Senior play committee co-chairman 2; Gull 1; Rock Staff 1. VINCENT PEPPITO Vinnie Wild dancer—artistically inclined—amiable—well dressed—lively personality—ladies’ man—laughes easily—puzzled Math 12 student. Chorus 2; Latin Club 2; Rock Rivalry 4; Rock Staff 1. John Friendly smile—quiet manner in school—always well dressed—respected and admired by all—took summer college courses in Math and Physics. Chorus 2; Math Honor Society 3; Science Honor Society 3; J. V. football 1; Rock Rivalry 2. PF 1 • fcL ■ SUSAN GAIL PETERMAN Susie Hails from Oceanside—well dressed—socially inclined—patron of the Long Island Rail Road—flashing personality—can overcome any situation with a smile—working gal. DAVID PETERSON JANINE ANITA PETERSON Jan Terror of the seas—attractive smile—Short Beach enthusiast—level headed— reliable—soft spoken—great personality—scholar—neat dresser—visits Queens—sincere friend—organ player—makes trips to the Mormon country. National Honor Society 2; Math Honor Society 2; Science Honor Society 3; French Honor Society 3, Pres; French Club 3; Volleyball 1; Badminton 2. Honor team 1; Table Tennis 2, Honor Team 1. DONNA MARY POLLOCK Donna Great kid—nostrils—“look for the guy with the umbrella”—member of the “A.F.” —Arkansas University fan—excitable—unusual walk—attractive. Receptionist 3, Gull salesman 1, typist 1; Volleyball 3; Basketball 1; Badminton 2; Rock Rivalry 4. Dave Artistically inclined—unruly hair—distinctive speaking voice—Prince of the Junior Prom—head start in the business world. KENNETH PAUL QUINN Kenny Likes to travel—accomplished linguist—builder of models—sailing enthusiast— intelligent mind—quiet—likes the sea—daydreamer—well mannered. French Honor Society 2; Foreign Exchange Club 1; Gull 1. JOYCE REDDIN Joyce Good dresser—unique sneeze—favorite character is Kasimoto—fashionable hairstyles —chatty—“Bugs”—sweet and friendly. Receptionist 2; Typist 2; Rock Rivalry 4, makeup chairman 1. RONNIE ROTHCHILD Ron Short and petite—warm smile—class musician—“Mutt” and “Jeff”—admires Steve McQueen—stylish dresser—constant giggler—sweet and friendly—reliable worker. Spanish Honor Society 1; Spanish Club 2; Band 4; Chorus 3; Hi-Y 2; Dramatics Club 1; Singers 1; Gull 2; Rock Rivalry 3. JOSEPH ROMERO Joe Tall and slim—valuable rebounder—always smiling—friendly disposition—quiet nature—literary insight. Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Baseball 2. SHARON ROTTELL Sharon Cute—easygoing—great dancer—fond of Mrs. JafTe’s English—excitable—spent last summer south of the border. Spanish Club—2: Spanish Honor Society 1; Hi-Y 2; Foreign Exchange Club 2; Debate Club 1; Dramatics Club 1; GULL 4; Varsity Twirling 3; ROCK Literary Staff 1; Rock Rivalry 4. ERNESTINE RUFFOLO Erni Affectionately called “Meatball”—cool dresser—good personality—R. R. choreographer—Rho Gamma girl—captain of Varsity cheering squad—enthusiastic athlete —member of the “A.F.” Cheering, Freshman 1, Captain of Freshman, J.V. 2, Captain of Varsity 1; Rock Rivalry 3; Rock Rivalry Choregrapher 2; Volley Ball Honor Team 1; Basketball Honor Team 2; Badminton Honor Team 1; Prom Committee; GULL Typing Editor 1; Rho Gamma 2, Treasurer 1; Bowling 1; Hockey 1; Receptionist 2; Volley Ball, Class team 1; Basketball, Class team 1. PENNY RUBIN Penny Toots a licorice stick—world traveler—our representative to South America—weird pocketbooks—athletically inclined—member of elite IIC Group. Spanish Club 2; Spanish Honor Society 1; Science Honor Society 1; Debate Club Secretary 1; Foreign Exchange Club 2; Band 4; Rock Rivalry 4; Rho Gamma 3; ROCK Production Staff 1; GULL 4; GULL Sports Editor 1; GULL Assistant Editor 1; Hockey Honor Team 3; Table Tennis Honor Team 3; Volley Ball Honor Team 3; Softball Honor Team 3. ALFRED SALVEMINI Alfred Wavy hair—unsuccessful frog dissecter—inquisitive—views movies free—knows how to study for exams. Bowling; class secretary freshman year. DIANE SAN PAOLO Diane The working girl—always eager to learn new dances—a friend in need—“cheesecake”—a Santini’s favorite—owns a pair of dimples—always willing to help— personality plus—frequents Green Acres—little girl laugh—member of the “A.F.”— conservative. Rock Rivalry 2; Volleyball 1; Basketball 1. DONALD EDWARD SCAGLIONE Huey For whom the bell tolls-—humorous—always good for a laugh—best dressed—our own Baby Huey—madras belts w ith plaid hats—surfer. Varsity football 2; Rock Rivalry 2. DONALD JOSEPH SCHATZLE Schatz Prominent head—prefers blondes—incessant drummer—sleepy eyed—dry sense of humor—unlawful assembler—Williamson Street frequenter—enjoys a good time— PEGGY JEAN SCHIBI Pegs Avid Stones fan—camera fanatic—wild dresser—“Gobble Gobble”—annual Schibi awards—The Amorous Adventures . ..—future Noble Prize winner—city goer—noted for crazy P.J. parties—great lyricist. Rock Rivalry Entrance Chairman 3; Junior Class President: GULL 3; Junior GULL 1; ROCK Literary Staff—Prom Committee Chairman; Ring Committee Chairman. 57 gregarious—one of the guys. Rock Rivalry 1; Baseball 3. MARY SCHNEIDER Mary Sharp wit—member of the History' 2C “Group”—always willing to give a helping hand—knows the news thats fit to print—loyal to Class of ’66—hard worker. Math Honor Society 3; Latin Club 4; Spanish Club 2; Spanish Honor Society 1; Science Honor Society 3; Gull 2; Gull News Editor 1; Rock Literary Staff 1; Receptionist 2; Usherette 1; Latin Club Treasurer 2. Anna Mainstay of Class of ’66—diligent worker—member of the Physics clan—high level wit—always willing to help—efficient Rock editor—able athlete—giver of philosophical advice—admired and respected by all. National Honor Society 2: Spanish Honor Society 3; Spanish Club 3; Science Honor Society 1; Math Honor Society 2: Chorus 1; Library Council 3, Vice Pres. 1; Rho Gamma 2; Student Council 2: Hi-Y 3, Ass’t Area Council Representative 1, Treasurer 1; Class Sec’ty 1; Gull 4, Business Manager 1; Bowling 2; Rock Editor; Rock Rivalry 4, Chairman 1; Hockey 4; Softball 4. ANNA-MARIE ELIZABETH SCHWEIZER NEIL SEAMAN Neil Great basketball player—lucky bowler—possesser of freckles—cute smile—joker— “master craftsman.” KENT SEITZ Kent Attractive—acts quiet but really isn’t—likes working in camp—English is not his favorite subject—avid baseball player. Basketball 1; Track 1; Baseball 3. EILEEN SHADOFF Eileen Early Senior—future homemaker—cute figure—pretty eyes—willing helper of class —artistically inclined—accomplished seamstress. Art Club 2; Rock Rivalry 2. ROBERT ALLEN SMILLIE Bob Good personality—fantastic sports participant—captain of the football team—passes subjects by the skin of his teeth—prominent clock watcher—hilarious facial expressions—great guy. Gym Leader 3; Freshman football captain: J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 2, captain 1; Freshman Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2: Freshman Track 1; Varsity Baseball 3; Rock Rivalry 4. RAYMOND WALLACE SMITH Ray Good looking—quiet—doesn’t get excited—enjoys a good time—likes History 2C— dependable—likes to get red—good student—college bound—conservative dresser —most literary—one of the famed R.R. waiters. National Honor Society 2; Science Honor Society 1 ; Spanish Honor Society 1, Pres. 1; Key Club 2, Pres. 1; Foreign Exchange Club 2, Pres. 1; Gym leaders 4; Student Council 2; Rock Staff. Literary Editor; Senior Play Committee, Chairman: Freshman Football 1; Freshman Track 1; J.V. Football 1; Exchange Student to Mexico; Rock Rivalry 4. ROBERT TAIT SMITH Bob Quiet-soft spoken manner—neat dresser—likes shirts—seems to like the name Smith —athletic—dependable—easy to get along with—college bound—physics whiz. Student Council 1; Freshman Football 1: Freshman Track 1: Freshman Basketball 1; Football J. V. 1; Varsity Football 2; J.V. Basketball 2: Rock Rivalry 4. 59 BRUCE SOLOMON Bruce Distinctive walk—bitty—“Do you care?”—likes chemistry—humorous—clear thinker —one of the famed singing waiters—braves Math 12, Spanish IV, and Physics—can always be found on stand committee. Key Club 3, Treasurer; Science Honor Society 3; Spanish Club 1; Spanish Honor Society 1, Vice-President; Foreign Exchange Club 1; Rock Rivalry 4; Freshman Football 1; J. V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2; “ROCK” Photography 1; “GULL” columnist 1; Summer session at State University College at Potsdam. JOHN SORANO John Our own Jimmy Durante—distinctive walk—one of the first to drive—quiet—Only the nose knows “A Shop Righter”—Hay, John!—Gimme a break! Rock Rivalry 4; Bowling; Track. BARBARA STEIN Barbara Member of 2-C Group—“Babs”—has most service points—Mr. Schmidt’s girl Friday —avid history devotee—neat dresser—always ready for good argument—always willing to give assistance—never on time—frequents Room 203. Library Council 4; Receptionist 4; Health Aid 4; Dramatics Club 1; Debate Club 1; Usherette 2, Captain; “GULL” writer 4; Business Manager of GULL 1; Advertising manager 1; Spanish Club 3; Secretary to Dean 2; Secretary to History Department 2; Rock Rivalry 4. 60 STEVEN STARK Steve Nice car—dark good looks—one of the first to drive—can often be seen on a dock— frequents Island Park. Hall cop 2; Rock Rivalry 1. JOHANNA STELLA Johanna Our favorite import—crazy dancer—loves holly—“how do you say”—Rolling Stones fanatic—member of the “AF”—easily excited—believes anything. Library Council 1; Spanish Club 3; Spanish Honor Society 1; Rock Rivalry 3; Art Club 1. ROBERT STOCKER Bob Rock Rivalry basketball player—Our own Abe Lincoln—distinctive chin—excels in track—dark good looks—“The Reb”—likes girls. Rock Rivalry 4; Track; Bowling. PHILIP STRAUB Phil Baby face—always smiling—friendly—able Rock Rivalry basketball star. Basketball 1; Rock Rivalry 2. MADELEINE SUCHERON Maddy Spanish ancestry—striking dark features—cjuiet—able linguist. Spanish Club 3; Spanish Honor Society 3, Treasurer; French Club 2; French Honor Society 2; Receptionist 4; Library Council 1; Nurse’s aide 3; Gull 3; Rock Rivalry 1; Ping Pong 1; Badminton 1. WILLIAM SWIFT Bill WILLIAM ALLEN WANSER Bill Taciturn—diligent student—seldom speaks—bicycle advocate—artistically inclined— ‘Wild BUI”. Art Club 4. KATHLEEN JOAN WARREN Kathie Advocates the fire department—likes masquerade parties—extremely steady—sentimental toward skippers—a dental assistant—came to ERHS from QRA—finishes just in the nick of time—a terror on the courts—a true, sincere friend. Math Honor Society 2; Spanish Club 2; Science Honor Society 2; Rho Gamma 2; Rock Business Staff: Junior Prom Committee; Receptionist 1; Fund Raising 3; Usherfette 1; Assembly Squad 1; Basketball, Class team 3, Honor team 3; Volleyball, Class team 3, Honor team 3; Hockey, Class team 2; Softball, Class team 3, Honor team 2; Badminton 1; Rock Rivalry 3, Volleyball 3, Make-up 2. DONNA CAMILLE TADDONI Donna Beautiful eyelashes—shiny black hair—excitable—pleasant personality—willing to give assistance—always smiling—efficient library worker—jovial manner—life of the party—enthusiastic pizza eater—blushes easily. Library Council 3; Receptionist 1; Rock Rivalry 1; Volleyball 2; Hockey 1; Basketball 1; Gull Typist 2; Rock Typist; Secretariat Aid 1; Badminton 1. Curly blond hair—always seen driving—friend of Steve’s—frequent visitor to Florida. SUSAN CLAIR WATSON Sue Distinctive blonde tresses—the Rock’s Candid Camera representative—cute nose— “angel”—friendly—loves stuffed animals—Honda enthusiast—favors pizza—vivacious—“Hi Joe”. Latin Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Debating Club 2; Dramatics Club 1; Foreign Exchange Club 2; Receptionist 4; Nurses Aid 3; Projectionist 2; Jr. Chorus; Sr. Chorus 3; Stage Manager 1; Track 2; Hockey 1; Volleyball, Class team 1; Basketball Class team 1; Jr. Gull 1; Gull 3; Rock Photography Editor; Prom decorating committee; Hat committee; Fund raising committee 2; Rock Rivalry 4. VALERIE ELIZABETH WEST Val Petite—avid reader—takes a liking to turtles—famous tiger—wild dresser—extensive vocabulary—unusual glasses—likes to be different—talented seamstress. EDWARD WHITE Eddie Noticeable blond hair—Rock Rivalry basketball player—good-looking—distinctive handwriting—quiet nature—confused by Math 11. Rock Rivalry 2. SANDRA WILSCHEK Sandy Newcomer to the Rock Pile—friendly—gregarious—highly emotional—neat dresser —ardent secretary—wild dancer—outgoing personality. Far Rockaway H.S.: General Organization 3; leader’s Club 2: gymnastics 3; Chorus 2; ERHS: Art Club 1; Secretary' 1. HEINRICH AUGUST WOLF Henry Unruly hair—frequents the boatyard—weird sense of humor—good conversationalist —well-read—likes “Pogo”—generous nature—good friend. J.V. Football 1; Rock Rivalry 3. WILLIAM WOOLSEY Bill SUSAN GAIL YOMTOV Sue Quiet—nice wardrobe—art lover—liker of well-upholstered cars—speed maniac— saddened easily—friend of Mr. Schmidt?—distinctive walk. Rock literary staff, Fund Raising; Foreign Exchange Club 2; French Club 2, Coordinator 2; Art Club; Dramatics Club 1; Health Aid 3; Receptionist 1; Hockey 1; Prom Committee, Co-Refreshment Chairman; Gull 3, Advertising 3, Literary 2, Publicity 1, Sales 1; Rock Rivalry 3. MARGARET VAN NOSTRAND Peggy Amiable disposition—leader of Rock Rivalry stage crew—friendly smile—always willing to lend a helping hand. Art Club 1; Receptionist 4; Guidance Secretary 4; Gull 4; Assembly squad 2; Usherettes 4; Health Aid 4; Library Council 4; Senior Play; Projectionist 4, Captain 1; Rock Rivalry 4. Ardent taxidermist—likes to surf—beach bum—hard worker—master salesman—good sense of humor. Key Club 2; Rock Rivalry 4. 64 SENIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Left to Right—Joel Jacobs, Danny Morrison, Mrs. Jaffe, Sue Murray, Zelda Baskin. SECRETARY TREASURER 65 MOST ADMIRED AND RESPECTED SENIOR BEST PERSONALITY Wayne Arnesen and Melanie Kubat MOST CLASS SPIRIT BEST DRESSED Zclda Baskin and Don Scaglione MOST ARTISTIC Robert Juliano and Denise Arata Danny Morrison and Melanie Kubat 66 MIRROR MOST MUSICAL CLASS WIT John Parker and Gerry Butt Ronnie Rothchild and David Heaton DID MOST FOR CLASS Judie Besedin and Danny Barraco QUIETEST Zelda Baskin and Danny Morrison MOST ATTRACTIVE Joel Jacobs and Dolly Owen MOST EXCITABLE Hank Nathanson and Johanna Stella MOST ATHLETIC Henny Morroni and Ed Faulkner CLASS CLOWN BEST DANCER Ernie Ruffalo and Vinnie Peppito MOST LITERARY Anna Schweizcr and Ray Smith MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Patti Connell and Jerry Chapel Joel Jacobs and Anna Schweizer BOTTOM: Peter Verwys, Charles Vito, Dan Summers, Paul Vogado, Christopher Simeti, Debbie Tuminelli, Audrey Wiggins. MIDDLE: Jeffrie Sheridan, Eric Wright, Magdcline Suancz, Janet Wiggins, Bonnie Walsh, Joe Smith, Stephen Wciser. TOP: Allyson Weunfel, Dan Warren, Richard Theil, Jim Walker, Steven Stanganelli, Paul Wolf, Deborah Ziegler. BOTTOM: Bradley Balkam, Joyce Arata, Marlene Abrams, Janet Canetti, Laurie Crawford, Robert Capo, Lance Aue, William Abramoff, MIDDLE: Pat Calabrese, Robert Allen, Charlotte Bcrwind, Eugene Cook, Kevin Brown, Thomas Accetta, Marjorie Brooks, Peggy Cole. TOP: Sidney Bennett, Michael Champlin, Lillian Brinlow, Valerie Bennett, Carol Brown, Lynn Burk, Barbara Aue. BOTTOM: Robert Gunning, Donna Furciato, Vicky Hclmstead, Robert Flin, Linda Golden, Charles Holmes, Susan Gordon. MIDDLE: Frances Dombeck, Cathy Gar-enc, Yvonne Hcinscr, Janice Frey, Linda Goldstein, Joe DcGiovanni, Vincent Dimarco, James Hassey. TOP: Pat Daly, Steve Faulkner, Scott Hacsy, Dale Hoffman, Cynthia Guli, Joyce Frerk, Pam Heiplc. BOTTOM: Joseph Sammartino, Eugene Reimuller, Jeanne Ranoldc, Marsha Seaman, Dominick Sabella, Thomas Pape, John Schrciber. MIDDLE: Shelly Seidner, Helen Pappas, Henry Pedersen, Raymond Robertson, Beverly Punger, Lynn Ramsdell, Lora Nelson, Lynne Scalone. TOP: Ricky Ruggiano, Gary Pasquarello, William Shelzi, Richard Randazza, Donna Rcpctto, Kai Seaman, Peter Paul. CLASS OF 1971 As seventh graders you have come to the Rock Pile full of anticipation and eagerness for what lies ahead. Enjoy the junior high years while you can; they go too fast and all too soon they are gone. Store up the wonderful memories your first years in East Rockaway will give you, but make room for the ones that will come in future years. The future holds much in store for you. Be prepared to get the most out of it. The Senior Class extends to you the best of wishes for your future years in East Rockaway. BOTTOM: Patricia Love, Thomas Lohman, Barry Mello, Ralph Luisi, Margaret Kane, Kathleen McKay, Bonnie Johnson, Joseph Anselmo. MIDDLE: Lester Meyer, Peter Monella, Teresa Maiorino, Bonnie McLanc, Lena Monti, Carol Ann Jackson, Theresa Ixmergan, Margorie Longo, TOP: Debra Levinson, Cathleen Lear, Janet Levenberg, Kathy Kienslc, Leslie Levine, Joy Lew, Stephen Kansrek, Joseph Lohman. BOTTOM: Josephine Lari, Betsy Kranz, Gae Martin, Daniel Klcmm, Donald Kunow, Walter Marchese, Frank Licari, Jane Jordan. MIDDLE: Antonia Ianniello, Joseph Maniscalco, Steven Laino, Donna Izzi, Shelley Kern, Ma- rina Matti, Deborah MacKay. TOP: John Kuekens, Brian Lynn, Kim Bubcnhcimcr, Linda Cozinc, Eric Lewald, Robert Lingman, Eleanor Amato, Chris Campagnola. BOTTOM: Christine Sackman, Cynthia Palakoff, Jeanne Pizzichemi, Joy Owens, Gary Schlieter, Steven Rottell, Robert Renner, Wilfred Mercado. MIDDLE: Thomas Schriber, Bruce Pcttermann, Janice Savino, Margaret Monte, Josephine Scardino, Paul Perricone, Eliza Rodino, Connie Bertonc. TOP: John Naskala, Cheryl McEl-derrey, Robert Nelson, Kathy Reid, Nancy Platt, Linda Nelson, Vicky Pappas, Loretta O’Doud. BOTTOM: Richard Dcmott, Thomas Dever, Barbara Gunning, Robert DcVinney, Kenneth Hettler, Michael Fisiglione, Caroline Holmes, Jeffrey Hamslcy, Bruce Dwyer. MIDDLE: Arlene Beardsly, Theresa Fcrciato, Caroline Eisgrau, Maureen Dressier, Ricky Hansen, Peggy George, Camille Gionnoni, Linda Hcaly, Stephen Fleish-cr. TOP: David Gcnzler, Judith Foster, Robert Frey, John DeSantis, Barbara Grcthcr, Kathy Feriato, Roberta Haskell, Linda Hayhurst, Carlos Cobera, Theresa Dombeck. BOTTOM: Claudia Ayers, Richard D’Agnessa, Phyllis Borricllo, Margaret Brueggemann, John DelPezzo, Elaine Baskin. MIDDLE: Joanne Castelano, Richard Adamczyk, Robert Button, Rosemary Bcckstcad, Theresa D’Alessio, Ruth Balkin. TOP: Dixon Aue, John Ciscone, Kenneth Cohn, Stephen. Berwind, Arlene Barbakoff, Judith Casa-bona. CLASS OF 1970 As experienced “eighth graders”, you are one step further on your road to the future. In your second year in East Rockaway you have wisely put to use the experience of the seventh grade. You are a class of great potential and ability. Take advantage of these valuable assets and wisely put them to use in your future years. Get the most out of your high school years so that you may look back on them with pride and satisfaction. BOTTOM: Anthony Benardello, Robert Weiss, Andrew Salvemini, David Sinason, Bruce Young. Irene Schuch-man, Susan Sullivan, Nancy Steinberg, Ricky Yoswein, Ettore Turilli. MIDDLE: Barbara Tuminelli, Rosemarie Soranno, Marjorie Schweizer, Michele Tuzzi, Elizabeth Stanley, Kathleen Spuhler, Jcrrilyn Wilschck, Ronald Haskins. Steven Mac Arthur. TOP: Richard Thomas. Richard Wilson, Robert Wachter, John Twigg, Roy West, Neil Frank, Jeffrey Wanser, Humberto Suarez, Steven Muller, Emma Soper. BOTTOM: Gerri Faulkner, Nancy Hacsi, Linda D’Agnessa, Debbie Gleason, Phyllis Fine, Shirley DuPrey; MIDDLE: Alice Dishman, Lorraine Guarnieri, Loretta Fasbach, Antonia Greco, Diane Derasmo, Diane Di Pietro, Agnes Donofrio; TOP: Honerly Franson, Patty Friedman, Lorrane Gimler, Barbara Flynn, Cathy Gentler, Janice Corvelle. BOTTOM: Karl Wahlers, Beth GrifFen, Art Ziegler, John Weiss, Joyce Wong, Ellen Wcxler, Bob Watson, Janice Visconti: MIDDLE: Dan Vito, Paula Whittaker, Claudia Tucker, Linda Wright, Mary Wright, Bill Zaccheo, Gary Wester; TOP: Kevin Wester, Matt Verdiramc, Horst Wachter, Audrey Weis, Jill Wallin, Janis Torborg, Pam Tucker. BOTTOM: Ed Barrett, Ray Bernardello, Gary Dwyer, Ricky Faulkner, Tom Camaro, Kenneth Bcukelaer, Richard Brown; TOP: John Butt, Mark Elsis, Fred Faust, Charles Bogutzski, Billy Chambers, Leonard Diana, Bruce Drummond. BOTTOM (R. to L.) Robert Salvo, Dennis Schatzle, Patrice Starace, Janet Schmidt, Cheryl Shapiro, Cheryl Smith, Linda Share; MIDDLE: Carol Schulze, Robert Tedaldi, Richard Straub, Michael Serrecchia, Madeline Schweizer. Bridget Stefanello, Margaret Stickles; TOP: Donna Smith, Barbara Smith, Tom Stevenson, Richard Tedaldi, John Shannon, Kirk Sternberg, Gordon Stickles. BOTTOM: Virginia Hurley, Gail Howell, Eddie George, Bob Grant, Bobby Horowitz, Gary Frank, Jane Heaton; MIDDLE: Merry Halford, Robert Herbst, Richard Friedman, Harold Hayduk, Gale Hambel, Lynne Heiber, Wendy Hope; TOP: Karl Horn, Michael Hills, George Howard, Dillon Hayes, Debbie Hassctt, Cassie Finnis, Julie Horvath. BOTTOM: Patricia Nolan. Linda Maiorino, Filomenia Maffei, Joseph McCarthy, Robert Muller, MIDDLE: Christine Lynch, Helen Mcklenburg, Linda Lutz, Anthony Marzocco, Patrick Love, Yvonne Marrero, TOP: John McGovern, Daniel Mahon, Ellen Mcnkin, Susan Moody, Theresa O’Reilly. BOTTOM: Donna Amesen, Margaret Cook, Deborah Barry, Kathleen Cook, Roseanne Albert, MIDDLE: Emily Armstrong, Joan Bonacum, Susan Brunner, Pamela Cooke, Michelle D'Ambrosia, Dale DcVinney, TOP: Joyce Conlon, Joanne Cole, Barbara Caulkins, Linda Brown, Paula Bennett, Patricia Castagnaro. CLASS OF 1969 As Freshmen you have officially become part of East Rockaway High School. You are just beginning to enjoy the wonderful experiences of high school life. Rock Rivalry, clubs, sports and a myriad of others. Be prepared to get the most out of your high school years; they offer much to the student and to the individual. You are a class endowed with talent and ability; use them in all you do. Set your standards high and strive to achieve them and even greater goals in life. BOTTOM: Debby Johnston, Jas Keane, Dan Kopelow, Regina Kubat, Steve Kehrer, Linda Lane, Janet Komblum, Carol Campbell, MIDDLE: Doug Johnson, Peter Kieman, Harold Kearsley, Richard Levine, Jef Lew, Deborah Lemer, Thomas Keane, Gerry Klcmm, TOP: Glen Jonassen, Greg Lanza, Jeff Laskowski, Pat Lewis, Chris Lear, William Knigge, Anthony Loiy, Mary Lewis. BOTTOM: Chuck Rottell, James Ryan, Carol-Ann Rogers, Susan Roth-child, Nancy Passanisi, Robin Passegio, Lisa Reimer, Florence Rooney, MIDDLE: Dean Pappas, Carminclla Roscionato, Pat Plante, Celeste Rainari, Pat Reid, Pat Petuich, Bob Prelesnick. TOP: Edward Rubin, Samuel Pletenick, William Redman, Bernardo Ramirez, Richard Petrich, Kathleen Reilly, Pamela Plante, Edward Paul. BOTTOM: Janet Visconti. Patricia Thornton, Barbara Walsh, Patricia Wiggens, Frances Simetti, Robert Starris. Terry Thornton. MIDDLE: Rosemary Slully, Joanne Shannon, Mike Zangrillo, Mark Wright, David Seagall, Larry Well. Linda Sternberg. TOP: Dennis Stark, Joseph Stickles, Robert Smith, James Weiss, Randy Skrha, William Wonscvcr, Alan Wilscheck. BOTTOM: Carol Gillespi, Virginia Imbrogna, Mary Jane Golden, Ronald Giambruno, Susan Green, Linda Green. MIDDLE: Constance Gallagher, Marguerite Friedman, Barbara Hoff men, William Gianone, Marie Juliano, Margaret Johnson, Wendy Hawthorne, Leslie Goldstein. TOP: Ted Heistand, James Garvey, Anthony Gardine, Brenda Howard, Amcllia Ianicllo, Gary Keenan, Eric Hoffman, Amellia Kissin. BOTTOM: Kathy Rouse, Laurie Sacken, Annette Sabella, Kathy Nolan, Nancy Peine, Marie Sammartano, Renic O’Keefe. MIDDLE: John Nuc-ri, Harry Reese, Bobby Mulhem. Bryan Monroe, Sal Poloto, Candy Rug-gier, Carolyn Ncllc. TOP: Ralph Rogsch, Bob Schweizer, Gail Peterman, Theresa Olson, Dorsey Orbell, Richard Ng. BOTTOM: Joseph Chico, Mary Ann DeMarco, Linda DeMarco, Sharon Finnegan, Joan DuPrey, Susan Carroll, Joan Carr. MIDDLE: Vincent Coslin, William DeRose, Scott Davison, Daniel Connell, Patricia Faust, Carrin De Knipp, Joanne Carano, Judy Frcrk. TOP: Rene Forte, Joseph Coyle, Edward Evans, Jeff Cooperstock, Michael Carroll Patrick Car-lock, Richard Coulon, Preston Chcska. 76 BOTTOM: Michele Madia, Carol McCarthy, Judy Leonard, Pixie Healy, Joan Licari, Dolores Mannino, Linda Mercato, Joan Lerman, Robin Kurot. MIDDLE: Jimmy Marasco, Rona Levine, John Kraviak, Bernice Guarnieri, Karen Niggi, Barbara Lucas, Paula Kranz, Nanette Klaber, Joanne McCarthy. TOP: David Lubell, Bruce Lennon, Mark Kurot, Peter Lopez, Charles Lang, John Losky, Roland Menendez, Deborah McLean, Cathy Lanning, Denice Manning. CLASS OF 1968 We Seniors will long remember the staunch support and the valuable friendship given to us by our sister class, the Class of 1968. In your short time as contributing members of high school activities you have shown an effervescent class spirit and an undying school support. We are confident that in future years you will work up to your potential and strive to achieve greater goals. We know you will succeed in all you endeavor and we leave East Rockaway proud to have had you as our sister class. Our fondest wishes will always go with you. BOTTOM: Kathleen Cappo, Robert Affortitte, Barbara Boss, Elaine Agruso, Gloria Passanisi, David Beck-stead. Dorothy Rose, Bonnie Brande, Jeanette Camp-hell. MIDDLE: Donna Alti, Barbara Brown, Susan Brown, Ellen Berkowitz, Frances Abrams. Barbara Cannette. Robert Belfi. Rosemary Brown. Nancy Bauman, Jamie Bauer. TOP: Robert Ascctta, Mindy Benenson; Ed Bonfiglio. Everret Bergen. Henna Bennett, Donald Buttons, Steve Anzalone. John Bishop. BOTTOM: Virginia Harris, Linda Furciato, Chera Fin-nis, Joan Dunn, Marianne Ganley, Susan Gimmler, Cynthia Hall. MIDDLE: Michael Haskel, Jeff Finnimore, Ellen Foster, Gail Grasing, Beverly Frank, Mary Ellenwood, Christine Guiamuiri. TOP: Billy Gibbs, Mike Flynn, Steven Hansey, Glenn Feldstein, Keith Goldhagen, Ron Glaessgen, James Haskins. BOTTOM: Mary De Santis, Bernadette Conroy, John DeMaille, Wilma Brownstcin, Arlene Buttafuoco, Suzanne DeGennaro, Roberta Cuite. MIDDLE: Kevin Brennan, Roger Donnelly, Jasie Bogutski, Rosemary Ferrato, Mary Patafio, Debbie Cooke, Pam Connell, Cheryl Christiansen, Allen Johnston. TOP: Allan Charost, John Armstrong, Ricky Cardus, Pete D’Agnessa, Robert Cuite, John Dcvcr, Ralph Capone, Philip Bcrnadello, Steven Corvelle. BOTTOM: Alan Nelson, Kristine Roth, Cathy Monella, Dotty Rooney, Kim Wilson, Alyse Parker, Margie Riveria. MIDDLE: Peter Riley, Billy O’Keefe, Alex Morroni, Gary Nelson, Ray Moinistcr, Ralph Rasquarelli, Doug Owen, Marion Rogncr, William Quinn. TOP: Bruce Mello, Michael Zanz, Donald Robbert, Wayne Murphy, Philip Rosenthal, Larry Quinn, Peter Overs, Eric Roth. BOTTOM: Carol Noble, Fie Kcarsley, Ellen Maloney, Diane Hughes, Pat Mattes, Ross Klein, Mary Ann Manis-calu, Robert Knox, Lou Armcllino, Melanie Ferara. MIDDLE: Candace Kuckens, Cathy Marisaccio, Kathy Russo, Lenorc Kiley, Catherine Carney, Sally Bonacum, Janice Puglisi, Barbara McDonnell, Julie Ann Schatzlc, Dotty Rooney, Sue Murphy. TOP: Charlie Lang, John Hummel, Richard Brooks, Chip Koehler, Bobby Mulhem, Linda Hettlcr, Carol Koval, Andra Hills, Leslie Howard, Linda Lodge. CLASS OF 1967 As we, the Class of 1966, leave East Rockaway, we know that we are leaving our school in competent hands. To the Class of 1967 are left all the traditions, honors, and memories of the Senior year. As Juniors you have exhibited the fine qualities of leadership, school spirit, and class unity, the ingredients necessary for a fine Senior year. Although our two classes have long been rivals, we will always remember the Class of 1967 as our close friend. Our fondest thoughts and best wishes for the future will go with you always. BOTTOM: Frances Smith, Karen Jordan, Julie Schneider, Carol Swift, Arlene Schmidt, Marion Smith, Barbara Smith, Carol Williamson, Jerry Yoswein. MIDDLE: Nancy Waltzcr, Judy Shields, Rachel Wonsever, Doug Wein-rich, Doncve Yannetelli, Ellen Maloney, Nancy Smith, Jean West, Grace Sammartino, Barbara Whitty, Charlotte Schaefer. TOP: James Sheshane, Jack Sheilds, Thomas Scully, Doug Sackman, Ken Segara, Robert Stocker, Frank Sammartano, Billy Voges, Donato Turilli. CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1967 President: Robert Button Vice-President: John Kuckens Secretary: Debbie McKay Treasurer: Camille Giannone Advisor: Mr. Severino 80 L. to R.—Marion Rogner, Peter Overs, Mr. Frieslcben, John Dever, Beverly Fine. President: John Dever Vice-President: Peter Overs Secretary: Beverly Fine Treasurer: Marion Rogner Advisor: Mr. Friesleben CLASS OF 1968 L. to R.—Gerri Faulkner, George Howard, Mr. Richert, Janice Corvclle, Shirley DuPrey. CLASS OF 1969 President: George Howard Vice-President: Gerri Faulkner Secretary: Janice Corvelle Treasurer: Shirley DuPrey Advisor: Mr. Richert President: Joan Lerman Vice-President: Judi Leonard Secretary: Susan Brown Treasurer: Gail Peterman Advisor: Mrs. Berrin L. to R.—Gail Peterman, Joan Lerman, Mrs. Berrin, Judi Leonard, Susan Brown. CLASS OF 1970 L. to R. Camille Giannone, John Kuckens, Mr. Severino, Robert Button, Debbie McKay. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: SEATED—Robert Cuite—Treas., Melanie Kubat—Sec., Larry Pashian—Pres., Doug Owen—Vice-Pres. STANDING: Mr. Fisher, Advisor. As the governing body of students affairs in East Rock-away High School, the Student Council oversees the running and organization of various school functions and class activities. At its biweekly meetings, various matters are discussed and important interclass decisions are made. Although the cooperation of the individual classes is essential for a successful student government, the Student Council will undoubtedly achieve higher goals under the influence of Mr. Peter Fisher. BOTTOM: Leslie Howard, Fie Kearslcy, Linda Lodge. Pete Overs, Doug Owen. Robert Cuite. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fisher, Sheryl Shapiro, Debbie Johnston, Jeri Faulkner, Anna Schweizer, Judy Leonard, Bonnie Brande, Dave Segall, Bryan Monroe. THIRD ROW: Mike Serrechio, Ellen Berkowitz, Melanie Kubat, Larry Pashian. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Janine Peterson Raymond Smith Joel Jacobs Mark Lubell Janice Bolte As the highest honor society in East Rockaway, the National Honor Society brings together well-rounded individuals who have demonstrated distinctive qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and sendee in their high school careers. Candidates are chosen from the junior and senior classes in the spring under the capable leadership of Mr. Honig. The highest honor that a student may receive is membership in this society. Valerie West BOTTOM: Valerie West, Janine Peterson, Anna Schweizer, Janice Bolte, Mr. Honig. TOP: Joel Jacobs, Ray Smith, Mark Lubell. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Mary Kearney—Vice-Pres., Janine Peterson—Pres., Peggy Orlacchio—Sec-Treas. SEATED: Melanie Kubat, Madeline Sueheron, Susan Murray. Barbara Olian, Diane Hughes, Mindy Beneson. STANDING: Peggy Orlacchio, Janine Peterson, Maureen McLean, Mrs. Finkclman, Mark Lubell, Mary Kearney, Janice Bolte, Connie Gallagher. Under the able guidance of Mrs. Joan Finkelinan, the French Club and the French Honor Society have had an active and enjoyable year. Membership in either of these clubs, a vital part of the French student, affords such varied activities as French culture trips to New York City and frequent movies. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Jerry Yoswein—Sec-Treas., Geoffrey Fenimore—Prcs., Linda Hetler—Vice-Pres. BOTTOM: Richard Petrich, Danny Kopelow, Ken Berkelacr, Jerry Yoswein. Janet Korn-blum, Kathleen Cook. TOP: Mrs. Finkclman, Mary Cantwell, Carol Koval, Linda Hetler, Mary Ellenwood, Geoffry Fcnnimore, Barbara Smith, Margaret Cook, Antonia Greco, Paula Witterker. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Bruce Solomon—Vice-Prcs. Ray Smith— Pres., Judic Besedin—Treas., Valerie West—Sec. SEATED: Anna Schweizer, Nancy Dillon, Mrs. Smith, Valerie West, Ron-ni Rothchild. STANDING: Judie Besedin, Annette Karam, Ray Smith, Bruce Solomon, Barbara Stein, Penny Rubin. SPANISH CLUB To further the understanding and the appreciation of the many Spanish speaking countries in the world the Spanish Club and the Spanish Honor Society were organized. Varied program and trips provide a chance to explore the customs and characteristics that differentiate the Spanish speaking peoples from the rest of the world. The Spanish Club and the Spanish Honor Society hope to achieve this goal through the guidance of their advisor Mrs. Smith. SEATED: Annette Sebella, Nanette Klaber, Mrs. Smith. Joan Carr. Sharon Finnigan. STANDING: Mary Schneider, Mary Kearney, Susan Watson, Barbara Hoffman. LATIN CLUB A time-honored organization of East Rockaway, the Latin Club offers membership to those students who have successfully completed one full year of Latin study. Formed to bring to Latin students a greater knowledge and appreciation of the life, culture, and language of the Roman people, the Latin Club is capably led by Mrs. Meske, the faculty advisor. OFFICERS: Marianne Ganley-Trcas., Candice Kuckens—Vice-Pres., Nancy Smith—Secretary, Ray O'Reilly—President. SEATED: Nancy Smith, Maryann Ganley, Susan Gimmler, Susan Murray, Melanie Ferraro, Claire Lang, Valerie West, Ellen Mais. STANDING: Mike Lanz, Ricky Cardus, Candce Kuckens, Debbie Cook, Mary Cantwell, Maureen McLean, Henny Morroni, Mrs. Meske. Ray O’Reilly. Mary Schneider, Joe Coyle. Kenny Segara, Janice Bolte, Susan Watson, Barbara Knox, Stacey Linhardt. CHESS CLUB BOTTOM: Steven Rottell. Roy West, Kenneth Hettler, Robert De Vinnie, Richard De-Mott, Ricky Yoswein, Wilfred Mercado. TOP: David Sinason, Arthur Ziegler, Paula Whittaker, Miss Felicetti, Steven Laino, Scott Havsy, Robert Frey, Brian Lynn. What may have been the birth of a new club in the Rock Pile this year was actually the renewal of an old one. The members and the advisor of the Chess Club share a common interest in the science of chess. Active participation by its members will help bring the Chess Club into permanent existence in East Rockaway. Dedicated to the promotion of culture in its members and in the school, the Art Club emphasizes the creative side of our students. To achieve the promotion of culture in East Rockaway, the Art Club has brought to our school excellent and well-appreciated art films. Its annual Art Show is not only a high point of the year for the Art Club, but for the school as well. The success of this annual event and other Art Club activities is due to the capable guidance of Mrs. Shimans, the Art Club advisor. BOTTOM: Maureen Healy, Charlotte Schaefer, Gail Grasing, Sandy Wilshek, Nancy Payne, Denise Manning, Marianne Maniscalco. TOP: Amelia Madia, Bonnie Case, Kathy Marin-accio, John Bishop, Shelley Griffen, Barbara Olian, Julie Schneider. ART CLUB HI-Y OFFICERS: SEATED: Ronnie Rothchild—Asst. Area Councilman, Pat Hayhurst—Vice-Prcs., Laurie Keane—Pres., Marion Rogner—Sec., STANDING: Anna Schweizer—Treas., Barbara Knox—Chaplain, Fie Kearslcy—Area Councilman. The Alpha chapter of Hi-Y is a select organization of senior high girls which stresses high standards of Christian character. Its hectic schedule for the year includes sponsoring the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, decorating the halls at Christmas, donating baskets of cheer at Thanksgiving, and attending the annual Hi-Y Convention in Albany. The girls and their advisors, Mrs. Meske and Miss Palmer, perform valuable services to the school and to the community. BOTTOM: Sue Carroll, Elaine Agruso, Joan Lerman, Jeri Yoswein, Mrs. Meske, Zelda Baskin, Lori Combs, Barbie Olian, Jon Carr, Claire Lang. SECOND: Julie Schatzlc, Nancy Smith, Connie Gallagher, Carol Koval, Peggy Bcrgner, Kathy Dunn, Judie Besedin, Sharon Rot- tell, Pat Hayhurst, Anna Schweizer, Bonnie Case, Roni Rothchild. TOP: Marion Rogner, Fie Kearsley, Linda Hotler, Peggy Orlacchio, Laurie Keane, Gail Dmytryzyn, Mary Ellenwood, Janice Bolte, Nancy Winton, Barbara Knox, Linda Carroll. KEY CLUB Operating a lost and found service which is almost as well stocked as the book store itself, the senior high members of this outstanding club are constantly kept on the move. Through the guiding hand of Mr. Sackman, these boys run a car wash, sell tickets at the basketball games, aid the Salvation Army at Christmas and help the P.T.A. Thus the Key Club has become a main-stay of the school and of the community. Certainly these boys deserve their annual Key Club Convention held at the end of each year. OFFICERS: Bruce Solomon-Treas., Ray Smith-Prcs., Hank Nathanson-Sgt. at Arms. BOTTOM: William Giannone, Alan Catlin, Richard Brooks, Bill Woolsey, Wayne Arncsen. MIDDLE: Mr. Sackman. Richard Cardus, Larry Pashaian. Bruce Solo- mon, Geoff Fcnnimore, Steve Kicrnan, Ray Smith. Hank Nathanson. DRAMATICS CLUB if- bJ OFFICERS: Ronnie Rothchild-Prcs., Laurie Sacken-Treas., Mr. Scvcr-ino-Advisor, Amelia Ianniello-Vice-Pres, Susan Brown-Sec. Our school's newest organization, the Dramatics Club, is under the capable guidance of Mr. Severino. With a membership consisting of the more energetic and out-going pupils, this club brings together the creative talents of all interested actors and actresses. The Class of '66 wishes success for the future to this fine club and its participants. BOTTOM: John Parker, Alan Catlin, William Gianonne, Patrick Carlock, Susan Brown, Peggy La Rossa, Janice Pug-lisi. Judy Frerk, Bonnie Case, Michael Scrrecchia. SECOND: Gail Howell, Margaret Cook, Sharon Rottell, Nannettc Klaber, Marie Sammartino, Amy Kissin, Antonio Greco, Audrey Weiss, Laurie Sackcn, Annette Sabella, Debbie Lerner, Mary Kearney. THIRD: David Heaton, Robert Cuite, Joanne Loliscio, Bar- bara Smith, Julia Horvath, Barbara Stein, Dorcy Orbell, Amelia Iannello, Barbara Cannetti, Rona Levine, Nancy Waltzcr, Andra Hills. Josephine Bogutski, Georgia Matti, Nancy Dillon. TOP: Alysc Parker, Maryanne Maniscalco, Ross Kleine, Susan Rothchild, Ronnie Rothchild, Barabara Olian, Kathleen Cook, Jcri Yoswein, Linda Wright, Jamie Bauer, Barbara Walsh, Patricia Wiggins. Annette Karam. 90 LIBRARY COUNCIL With an innumerable amount of books to be accounted for, our library aides must constantly be alert. Binding books, mending magazines, arranging paperbacks and catching overdue library delinquents are a part of the time consuming and never ending jobs of these faithful girls. Miss Hickman, the advisor, maintains a constantly expanding library and makes searching for hard-to-find facts all the easier. OFFICERS: Anna Schweizer-Vice Pres., Barbara Stein-Trcas., Susan Murray-Pres. SEATED: Anna Schweizer, Rosannc Albert. Barbara Stein, Susan Murray, Joan Carr, Bonnie Case. S'T AN DING: Mrs. 91 Lerncr. Debbie McLean, Julia Horvath, Kathy Nolan, Carol Koval, Margureitc Friedman. Miss Hickman. SERVICE RECEPTIONISTS The school’s secretarial staff would be at a loss without the valuable aid of the receptionists. These girls work diligently doing various jobs such as alphabetizing program cards and running innumerable errands. The continual assistance of these girls helps to relieve the many secretarial burdens of the office staff. BOTTOM: Janis Puglisi, Sally Bonacum. Peggy LaRosa, Candy Kuckens, Shelly Griffen, Pat Hayhurst, Nancy Bauman. Mary Patafio, Rosemary Ferrato SECOND: Fran Smith, Beth Griffen. Regina Kubat, Elaine Agruso. Jean Lerman, Wendy Hawthorne. Jamie Bower, Robin Kurot, Susan Carroll. Phyllis Fine THIRD: Barbara Canetti. Susan Moody, Peggy Bergncr, Julie Shatzlc, Linda Furciato, Peggy Fymc, Jane Heaton, Diane Hughes, Marianne Ganley. Linda Mercado. Mindy Benenson, Sue Watson, Margaret Van Nostrand. TOP: Lauretta Keane, Linda Heller, Ellen Berkowitz, Bonnie Case, Barbara Stein, Mary Schneider, Joanne McCarthy, Michelle Madia, Julie Schneider, Annette Sabella, Donna Smith. HEALTH AIDES Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Keenan, the health aides perform innumerable tasks in assisting the school nurse in the running of the various health services. Measuring and weighing students and giving hearing and sight tests are just a few of the many services the health aides perform. BOTTOM: Patty Wiggins, Julia Horvath, Georgia Matti. Mrs. Keenan. Ellen Mais, Antonia Greco. TOP: Margaret Van Nostrand, Michele Madia, Susan Watson, Donna Smith, Linda D’Agnessa. SQUAD USHERETTES Quick, efficient seating at the assemblies can be attributed to the girls who serve as usherettes. Experimenting with a new system of seating this year, these girls helpfully guide pupils into the proper rows in an orderly fashion. All agree that these girls are a tremendous asset to the assembly programs. BOTTOM: Kim Wilson. Janis Puglisi, Julie Schneider. Mary Schneider, TOP: Pat Hayhurst, Laurie Keane, Susan Watson, Barbara Stein. The older portion of the building is prevented from being taken over by seventh and eighth graders by the capable hall cops. Under the supervision of Mr. Linn, these boys make sure that students use the “up-stairway only” for just that purpose and “go around” instead of taking shortcuts through the halls. PROJECTIONISTS The projectionists brighten up classroom discussions by showing worthwhile filmstrips. The valuable service they perform is appreciated by both the teachers and the student body. HALL COPS BOTTOM: Wayne Arnescn, Margaret Van Nostrand, David Heaton TOP: Geoff Fcnnimorc, Dixon Aue, Alan Gatlin. TOP: John Campbell, Geoff Fcnnimorc, Dave Heaton, Alan Catlin TOP: Paul Iannucci, Thomas Whitty, Gordon Stickles. STUDENT EXCHANGE CLUB In its second year of existence, the Student Exchange Club has been marked by an enormous increase in membership, as well as in enthusiasm. Under the capable guidance of Mr. McCartney, the club sponsored several money making events including a cake sale, the sale of “bumper stickers” and a profitable dance. Through the Student Exchange Club, many students in East Rockaway had the opportunity of playing host to one of 25 Latin American students for a weekend. Through the undying interest of its advisor and its members, the Student Exchange Club has successfully helped to promote international good will. OFFICERS: Robert Cuite-Vice Pres., Amelia Iannicllo-Sec., Jcri Yoswcin-Prcs., Dorsy Orbcll-Treas. Mr. McCartncy-Advisor, Penny Rubin, Sharon Rottell, Susan Murray. Ray Smith, Mrs. Finkelman-Advisor. BOTTOM: Mary Anne Ganley, Dianne Hughes, Ross Klein, Julie Schneider. Nanette Klaber, Amy Kissin, Sharon Finnegan, Linda Wright, Jamie Bauer, I-auric Sackcn. Judy Frerk. SECOXD: Richard Brooks, Carol Koval, William Giannone, Robert Cuitc, Candy Kuckens, Barbara Cannetti, Rona Levine, Nancy Waltzer, Andra Hills, Amelia lanniello, Dorsy Orbell, Josephine Bogutski, Michael Carroll, Joseph Coyle, Barbara Stein. THE ROCKS ON THE GRIDIRON SENIOR VARSITY Barclay Booth Bruce Solomon Renee Menendez John Love Mike Del Pezzo Bob Smith 99 Ed Foley Don Scaglione Steve Kiernan VARSITY FOOTBALL BOTTOM: Joe Stickles, Allen Johnston, Ed Bon-figlio, Rick Coulon, Gorden Stickles, Bob Smillie, Tootie Cohn. Danny Barraco, Ed Foley, Bruce Solomon, Ray Moinester, Tom Healy. MIDDLE: Roland Menendcz, John Newhall, Mike Del Pezzo, Bill Keahon, Tom Johnson, Don Scaglione, Dan Kosotan, Bob Smith, Pete D'Agnessa, Don Robbert, Doug Sackman TOP: William Garvy, Joel Jacobs, Barclay Booth, Dennis Key, Chip Koehler, Mr. Harry Friesleben—Coach, Mr. Jack Richert—Coach, Mr. Thomas Forbes—Coach, Mr. William Shelley —Coach, John Love, Elvie Hickam, Rene Menen-dez, Charley Archibald, Steve Kiernan, Jim She-shanc, Allan Chorost. The Rocks started out the football season as a strong and hopeful team. However, we were handicapped by strong competition and an unusual large number of injuries. But despite these setbacks, the Rocks never gave up and struggled to surmount these obstacles under the excellent coaching of Mr. Forbes, Mr. Shelley, and Mr. Richert. The team’s hard work was rewarded in a resounding defeat of New Hyde Park, 36—0. FRESHMEN BOTTOM: John Kuckcns, John Shannon, Albert Hemmings, Robert Cerrato, Mike Hills, John McGovern, George Howard, Jim Dragone, Matt Ver-dirame TOP: Bruce Dwyer, Bob Mueller, Jeff Lew, Rick Faulkner, Harold Kcarsley, Gary Dwyer, Gary Wester, Greg Lanzza, Rick Freidman, Kenny Cohn, Mr. Steve Lander—Coach. CROSS COUNTRY STANDING L. to R.—James Weiss. Eddie Rubin, John De- ner, Mr. Wctherell. KNEELING—Joe McCarthy, Doug Owen, vcr, Bruce Mcllo, Michael Lanz, Michael Carroll, Ed Faulk- David Scgall, Mark Wright, Kevin Brennan. Though only in its second year of competition. East Rockaway’s Cross Country Team again this year distinguished itself by compiling an impressive series of victories. A strong field of competitors, who continually worked hard gave our school a record of which it can truly be proud. In addition, many runners gained valuable experience which will enable them to be standouts in future meets. ED FAULKNER—CAPTAIN 101 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SITTING: Tom Stevenson, Wes McCartney, Ricky Faulk- Bill Chambers, STANDING: Coach Wcthrcll, Matt Ver- ner, Robert Tedaldi, Rich Straub, Gary Dwyer, KNEELING: diramc, John Niscala, John Butt, Fred Faust. George Howard, Ed Rubin, Charles Bogutski, Ken Cohn, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kevin Brennan, Gordon Stickles, Rene Forte, Bob Smith, Joe Stickles, John Sheshane, Billy Keahon, Ed Bonfiglio, Dave Segal, Coach Freund. 102 VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: Don Rohhert, Bruce Mello, Jim Sheshcnc, Joe Romero, Gary Reichle, Mike Lanz, Wayne Murphy, STANDING: Pete Riley, Steve Havsly, Don Turilli, Chip Koehler, Pete Overs, Al Johnston, Coach Freisleben. Although the record of the team may have been disappointing, it is by no means an indication of the team’s real ability. This year the Rocks were faced with an overwhelmingly powerful league. Despite this handicap it was an exciting season with several close games and victories over Carey, Valley Stream South, and Southsidc. The team worked hard and showed remarkable spirit in the face of adversity. With many varsity players returning next year, we can look forward to a season which will more clearly indicate the team’s real talent and ability. The Junior Varsity team fared slightly better than their Varsity counterparts. Their performance was highlighted by outstanding individuals as well as excellent teamwork. The players improved steadily during the year. Since the Junior Varsity team is also a training ground for future Varsity players, we have further reason to look forward to more successful Varsity teams. 103 JOE ROMERO AT THE ROCK PILE VARSITY TRACK FRONT: Steve Barth, Pete D’Agnessa, Chip Koehler, Gary Thom-low, Dennis Key. John Love. Joel Jacobs, Ed Foley. MIDDLE: John Newhall, Danny Morrison. Rich Brooks. Bill Giannone, Bob Smith, Alan Wilschek. Dennis Aue. BACK: Coach Wetherell, John Dever, Dave Segal, Charles Lang, Ed Faulkner, Rene Forte, Don Scaglione, Tom Kakareko. STEVE JOHN TOM It is spring and our track is once again pounded by running feet. The track team, which provides a place for everyone, is under way. With depth and experience in both the running and field events, the Rocks should send a large delegation to the sectional meet and should continue breaking records as they have done in the past. Under the capable direction of Mr. Wetherell, the team will surely remain tops in sportsmanship, speed, and skill. 107 JOHN VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT: Don Turilli, Tom Johnson. Rich Coulon, Bruce Solomon, Tootie Cohn, Bob Smillic. MIDDLE: Keith Gold-hagen, Bill Keahon, Pete Reilly, Don Schatzle, Robert Annun- ziata, Kent Seitz, Gary Keenan. BACK: Alan Chorost, Pete Lopez, Joe Romero, Gary Rcichle, Coach Honig. When at the onset of spring, bats start humming, balls start flying, and dust starts swirling, you know that baseball is getting into full swing. Looking ahead toward a successful season in a tough league, the team is hoping to build up a strong infield and outfield as well as a strong batting average. Capably coached by Mr. Jerry Honig, the baseball team will surely be a team the Rocks can be proud of. 108 IMIIM ’ VARSITY CHEERING SQUAD Dolly Owen Melanie Kubat Ernie Ruffalo Co-Captain Kathy Dunn Co-Captain Cathy McLane Fie Kearsley Linda Carroll VARSITY BOTTOM: Linda Carroll, Dolly Owen, Julie Schatzle, TOP: Melanie Kubat, Ernestine Ruffalo, Linda Lodge, Fic Kcarslcy, Kathy Dunn, Cathy McLane. Under the capable leadership of Miss Lindroth, the Varsity Cheerleaders made a great effort to increase school spirit and game attendance. Working hard on pep rallies, buses and posters, they never let the students or the team down. Their outstanding cheering ability and undying devotion to “their” boys made this year’s squad a respected organization and upheld the East Rockaway tradition of quality cheerleading. Miss Lindroth—Advisor JAY VEE This year’s J.V. cheerleaders were an enthusiastic and hardworking group. Their group spirit and lively cheering ability never gave out on the field or on the court. If they are a preview of next year’s cheering squads. East Rockaway is bound to continue in its fine checrlcading tradition. BOTTOM: Marianne Ganlcy, Lou Armcllino, SECOND: Joan Lerman, Maureen Healey THIRD: Candy Ruggicrio, Ellen Berkowitz TOP: Josephine Bogutski, Amelia Iannello. FRESHMEN BOTTOM: Susan Rothchild. Donna Arnesen. Debbie Johnston. SECOND Pam Cooke. Gerri Faulkner. Antonia Iannello TOP: Cheryl Shapiro, Joanne Cole. Christine Campog-nola. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL BOTTOM: Nancy Smith, Chera Finnis. Fie Kearsley, Kathy Dunn. TOP: Penny Rubin. Marion Rogncr, Dolly Owen, Leslie Howard, Henry Morroni. BADMINTON BOTTOM: Peggy Fymc. Julie Schatzlc. TOP: Mary Ellenwood, Barbara MacDonald. Mindy Bcnenson, Dot Rooney. HOCKEY BOTTOM: Marie Juliano. Fie Kearsley, Susan Murray, Debbie Johnston, Marjorie Faulkner, Linda D’Agnessa. TOP: Hcnny Morroni, Chera Finnis, Leslie Howard, Linda Lodge, Mary Cantwell, Penny Rubin, Marion Rogner, Nancy Smith. SPORTS BASKETBALL Although not as well publicized as varsity sports, the girls’ sports program is an important part of the school’s athletic plan. The various sports have a large turnout from many grades and the girls practice several days a week. After much practice, girls are chosen for class teams and the school honor team. The girls on these pages have been selected for the honor teams on the basis of their superior ability and good sportsmanship. Under the direction of Mrs. Tighe, Mrs. Berrin, and Mrs. Barrett, the honor teams have done a fine job of representing East Rockaway in competition with other high schools. KNEELING: Sue Murray, Fie Kcarsley. STANDING: Chera Finnis, Hcnny Morroni, Kathy Warren, Leslie Howard. SOFTBALL SITTING: Leslie Howard, Chera Finnis, Kathy Warren. STANDING: Penny Rubin, Henny Morroni, Fie Kearsley, Sue Murray. RHO GAMMA BOTTOM: Sue Murray, Julie Schatzlc, Anna Schweizer, Kathy Dunn, Ernestine Ruffalo, Fie Kearsley MIDDLE: Barbara McDonnell, Chera Finnis, Leslie Howard, Nancy Smith, Marion Rogner TOP: Linda Lodge, Cathy Carney, Kathic Warren, Hcnny Morroni, Stacy Linhard, Penny Rubin. OFFICERS: Ernestine Ruffalo—Treasurer; Henny Morroni—Vice President; Mrs. Berrin—Advisor; Kathy Dunn—Secretary; Sue Murray—President. This year the Girls’ Gym Leader Corps initiated a probation period to train the future leaders of our school. This new procedure insures the athletic ability, maturity, and leadership in the newly inducted members. Girls who wear the red and white Rho Gamma jackets ofTer their services as assistants during the daily gym classes. Under the guidance of Mrs. Berrin, they also conduct play days at local grammar schools, coach children’s basketball teams and hold an annual faculty—Leader volleyball game. 116 GYM LEADERS Under the capable direction of Mr. Faulkner, the gym leader corps performs valuable services in the athletic department. Besides aiding gym teachers in instruction of their classes, the leaders provide the annual spring dinner. Various items required by the physical education department, which are not otherwise provided, are also purchased with the funds raised by the gym leaders through the sale of pretzels at the end of each school day. BOTTOM: David Segall, Richard Freidman. Matt Vcrdiame, Lewis Cohn, Don Turrli, Chip Koehler, Roger Donnelly, Eddie Faukner MIDDLE: Bill Chambers, Fred Faust, Eddie Rubin, 117 Eddie Bonfiglio, George Howard. Kevin Brennen. Pete D’Agnessa TOP: Bob Smillie, Barclay Booth, Dennis Auc, Joel Jacobs, Steve Kiernan, Bill Keahon, A1 Chorost. Bruce Mello. ROCKS IN ACTION KS7 ISttKUH EDITORIAL STAFF BOTTOM: Ernie Ruffalo, Typing Editor: Janine Peterson. Feature Editor; Annette Karam, Editor-in-Chief: Mr. Scvcrino, Advisor; Penny Rubin, Assistant Editor: Georgia Matti, Typing Editor; Mary Schneider, News Editor TOP: Barbara Stein, Business-Advertising: John Campbell. NEWS Circulation Manager; David Heaton, Photography Editor: Alan Catlin, Sports Editor; Bonnie Case, Exchange Editor. STAFF BOTTOM: Amelia Ianniello, Mary Kearney, Barbara Olian, Julie Schneider, Claire Lang. Linda Furciato TOP: Jeri Yoswein, Mary Schneider, Laurie Sacken, Linda Hett-ler, Barbara Stein, Janice Bolte, Anna Schweizer, Peggy Fyme. Inaugurating a new make-up the Gull has continually flown high securing a marked increase of student support. Through the competent work of the Gull staff and the valued guidance of its advisor, Mr. Severino, the Gull has presented its readers with many new features, columns, pictures, and the opportunity for the student body to express their opinion about school activities. The Gull hopes that in coming years it will continue to fly high overcoming problems, setting ideals, and reaching higher goals. BOTTOM: Joan Dunn, Nancy Dillon, Mary Kearney, Barbara Olian, Melanie Kubat, Susan Watson, Peggy Orlacchio TOP: Marianne Gan-ley, Judy Frerk, Rona Levine, Ileana Bennett, Fran Abrams, Janine Peterson, Wendy Hawthorne. FEATURE STAFF SPORTS STAFF BOTTOM: Cathy Carney, Joan Lcrman, Barbara Canetti, Barbara Walsh, Debbie Cooke TOP: Allen Nelson, Richard Brooks, Alan Catlin, Jeff Fcnnimorc. ADVERTISING STAFF BOTTOM: Susan Watson. Barbara Olian, Kathy Nolan, Joan Carr, Claire Lang, TOP: Barbara Stein, Marianne Ganley, Cathy Marinaccio. CIRCULATION STAFF BOTTOM: Melanie Ferrara, David Heaton, John Campbell, Marianne Maniscalco, Claire Lang, Mary Kearney TOP: Georgia Matti, Janice Puglisi, Kim Wilson, Mary Schneider, Jamie Bauer, Ellen Mais, Barbara Stein, Nancy Baumann, Julie Schneider. BOTTOM: Antonia Iannicllo, Lisa Reimer, Eric Hoffman, Raymond Robertson, Chris Sackman, Irene Schuckman TOP: Michael Serrechia, Audrey Weiss, Laurie Chambers, Cheryl McElderry, Steven Berwind. JUNIOR GULL STAFF The Junior Gull revamped itself this year under the new name of “The Student’s Voice”. This new paper is a large improvement over the old one due to more constructive ideas and plans. Good luck to the new Junior GULL in the future years. With the fine writers that are on the staff, the prospects of a fine future is inevitable. SENIOR TOP. Joanne Cole, Leslie Howard, Linda Lodge, Marie Juliano, Roni Glacssgcn, Randy Skrha, James Weiss, David Heaton. BOT- John Weiss, John Armstrong, Michael Serrcchia, George Howard, TOM: Penny Rubin, Merri Halford, Judy Frerk, Laurie Sacken, 1 V h '' %''-£� , 0“« vx vs ♦! ..M; BAND Paula Whittacker, Roni Rothchild, Barbara Olian, Amy Iannicllo, Jcri Yoswein, Antonia Grecco, Ilcana Bennett, Debbie Lerner. Strike up the band! The senior band, under the able direction of Mr. Pellicane, is becoming more accomplished year by year. Its excellent performances in the Tri-Community Band shows its capable playing ability. Along with the traditional Christmas and Spring concerts, the band also marches on Memorial Day and provides the football halftime entertainment. The band’s handicap of size is overcome by having better players working closer together to achieve a balance and pleasing sound. The school has reason to be proud of its accomplished high school band. Vs 9 Vs vT TWIRLERS Sharon Rottcll—Co-captain, Laurie Keane—Captain, Pat Hayhurst—Co-captain, Sue Carroll, Elaine Agruso, Beth GrifTen, Joan DuPrcy. Chris Lynch, Mary Ellenwood, Meg Stickles, Cassie Finnis. JR. BAND BOTTOM: William Abramoff, Helen Pappas. Bruce Young, Peter Verweiss, Cheryl McElderry, Christine Sackman, Carol Brown. Connie Bertone, Beverly Pungcr, Mr. Pellicane. 2nd ROW: Robert Frey, David Sinisen, Vicky Pappas, Kevin Brown. John Del Pczzo, Debbie Zeigler, Joyce Frerk, I,orrie Chambers, Steven Kanarak. 3rd ROW: Lester Meyer, Richard De Mott. Brad Balkam, Paul Wolf, Robert Button, Patrick Fryer. Steven Rottcll. Anthony Benardello. TOP: Stephen Berwind, Richard Randazzo, Ricky D'Agnessa, Paul Perricome, Sidney Bennct, Roy West. Brian Lynn. 124 SINGERS Ronnie Rothchild, Fran Smith, Diane Hughes, Shelley Griffen, Amelia Ianicllo, David Heaton, Pete Overs, James Weiss. Harold Kcarslcy. JR. CHORUS BOTTOM: Carol Brown. Peggy Cole, Cathy Lear, Marjorie Shelley Seidncr. TOP: Elaine Baskin, Irene Schucman, Tony Longo, Joyce Frerk. MIDDLE: Rosanne Fiorcntino. Beverly Ionello, Vicky Pappas, Emmer Soper, Janet Levenberg. Ruth Punger, Lesley Lerune, Vickie Helmsteadt, Kathy McKay, Balkin, Connie Bertonc, Nancy Steinberg. 125 .... u V‘ -' ' , V V1’ J L ,— I 1 ?sr | ’“JgF % V V gO’ fe -4 v % 4cV SENIOR BOTTOM: James Haskins, Amelia Ianncllo, Marie Juliano, Harold Lord, Michael Serrechia MIDDLE: Robert Cuite, Leslie Howard, Linda Lodge, James Weiss TOP: Laurie Sackcn, Howard Kearsley, Judy Frerk, Judi Besedin. Mr. H. Fordham Director Mrs. R. Lee Accompanist CHORUS Under the capable guidance of Mr. Henry Fordham, the Senior Chorus has become an outstanding organization. As in other years, the Chorus put on a musical presentation for the school and community. This year they topped their past performances with an excellent presentation of “The Mikado”. For East Rockaway students, the Chorus presents annual spring and Christmas concerts and assemblies. The Chorus also did a fine job in representing East Rockaway at the Tri-Community Concert. BOTTOM: John Dever, George Howard, Joseph Coyle, Judy Shields, Peter Overs MIDDLE: Sue Watson, Virginia Harris. Shelley Griffen, Vinnie Pcppito, Nancy Smith, Marion Rogner TOP: Ronnie Rothchild. Zdda Baskin, Barbara Olian, Valerie West, Linda Furciato, Dan Kopelow. ft „ THE MIKADO Gilbert and Sullivan’s light musical comedy about two young men who want to win the hand of a young girl was performed by the East Rockaway High School Chorus on November 4 and 5, 1965. “The Mikado” is funny and the songs are so good that many chorus members can still be heard humming them. A memorable time was had by all those who attended. Our congratulations go to the entire Chorus for such a successful performance. The cast included: The Mikado of Japan—David Heaton Nanki-Poo—William Giannone Ko-Ko—James Haskins Pooh-Bah—Peter Overs Pish Tush—Ralph Horn Yum Yum—Michele GrifTen Pitti Sing—Amelia Ianiello Peep Bo—Fie Kearsley Katiska—Leslie Howard 129 ‘THE RED HOUSE MYSTERY’ The suspenseful Red House Mystery was the play that the class of ’66 chose to enact for its presentation on March 3 and 4. Ruth Sergei’s adaptation of A. A. Milne's book results in a humorous three-act murder play that keeps everyone wondering exactly who the murderer is. With the able direction from Mr. Kirsch and the untiring co-operation from the cast members, the play went off smoothly. The audience was held in a pleasant aura of mystery throughout the entire performance. When Mark Ablett was killed, everyone believed that the murder had been committed by his brother, Robert, who had just arrived at Red House, for a visit. But where had he disappeared to after the killing? Nobody would even attempt an answer, nobody except Antony Gillingham, an amateur detective. In the end, he disclosed the identity of the real, unsuspected murderer. Nobody else was able to guess who it was, making the play an interesting one, enjoyed by all. 131 The cast included: Mark Ablett ........ Robert Ablett ...... Angela Norbury . .. Mrs. John Norbury Matthew Cayley Betty Calladine..... Mrs. John Calladine Major Rumbold . . . Bill Beverly ....... Ruth Norris ........ Antony Gillingham . Audrey Stevens . .. Elsie Wood ......... Mrs. Stevens ....... Inspector Birch Joe Turner.......... .......RAY SMITH ....... RAY SMITH ... NANCY DILLON ..JOANNE LOLISCIO ...JOHN NEWHALL RONNIE ROTHCHILD ..... SUE WATSON . DANNY MORRISON .....ALAN CATLIN .... ZELDA BASKIN ... LARRY PASH AI AN ...ANNETTE KARAM ... JUDIE BESEDIN . . . GEORGIA MATTI . .. . DAVID HEATON . .. . JOHN CAMPBELL CLOCK OF AGES The Freshman class of ’69 showed remarkable abilities and talents in this year’s Rock Rivalry. The Frosh sports’ teams had tremendous drive and great ability which served as offensive strength to all opposing teams. The Freshmen exhibited artistic talent in their art, mural, and stand. The highlight of the Freshmen’s Rock Rivalry, however, was their ingenious and delightful entrance. Going back in time, they amused everyone with episodes ranging from 1926 to the present. The Freshmen should and will be a strong competitor for the Rock Rivalry cup when next year rolls around. Future success for the Freshmen class is a certainty. SOPHOMORES PRESENT FOOTLIGHTS AND TEARDROPS The class of ’66 feels extra proud of the fine performance in Rock Rivalry by its sister class, the Sophomores. The Sophs’ excellent presentation and recreation of old Vaudeville will long be remembered by all who viewed it. Keeping in mind the qualities of originality and creativity the Sophomores successfully presented their chosen theme in art, mural, stand, and, most of all, entrance. Talent is a by-word of the Sophomore class as shown in their choreography. script, and staging. It will be a long time before East Rockaway will see a sophomore class equal to the Class of 1968. JUNIORS RAISE ROMAN RIOT Since their freshmen year, the class of ’67 has shown drive, talent, and great potential which has made it a class worth watching in the years following its official entrance into Rock Rivalry. This year the Juniors combined their three winning qualities to become the 30th winner of this annual event. Beginning well with a lead in sports, the Juniors made their dream of the cup a reality. The Junior theme of Roman Riot was apparent in the art, mural, and unforgettable Roman temple of their class. Their first place entrance was only the climax of a successful Rock Rivalry for the Junior class. As shown in this and previous Rock Rivalries, the class of ’67 is bound to find success in whatever it endeavors. EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE I heard the words I never thought I’d hear, A sickening feeling overcame me. The Juniors had won: they let out a cheer The night the Seniors lost Rock Rivalry. I sensed a moan, one of utter despair That seemed to say, “It's not true. It can’t be.” I left. I wanted to get out of there. The night the Seniors lost Rock Rivalry. We had worked so hard, and we hadn’t won. Our girls were crying hysterically. The boys were silent, you know, sort of numb The night the Seniors lost Rock Rivalry. WE5T51DE EXPRESS ri It’s like a dream, distant yet not quite gone. I still can’t believe it. Yet tragically Enough it happened to us. Then the girls wept on The night the Seniors lost Rock Rivalry. Our disappointment will never leave. The hurt will remain, unfortunately. We’ll never forget, we’ll always grieve. For the night the Seniors lost Rock Rivalry. —John Woodyard, ’49 Rock THESE ARE THE TIMES 140 THAT TRY MEN SOULS ROMAN 142 HOLIDAY A night of enchantment in Ancient Rome was presented by the Class of 1966 in honor of the Seniors on June 4, 1965. That night will long be remembered by all who attended. For many weeks before the big night the Class of ’66 worked under the leadership of Dennis Key, Patti Connell, Tootie Cohn, Zelda Baskin, Emi Ruffalo, Claire Lang, Laurie Keane and Don Scaglione. Their effort was rewarded by seeing the gym transformed into a Roman coliseum and everyone’s obvious enjoyment. C V-' M3 ROCK Gerry Butt, Vinnie Pcppito, Susan Watson, Barbara Olian, Penny Rubin. PRODUCTION PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART STAFFS BUSINESS STAFF Joanne Loliscio, Peggy Orlacchio, Susan Watson, Zelda Baskin, Judy Besedin, Janine Peterson, Barbara Stein, Janice Bolte, Henny Morroni, Maureen McLean. STAFFS TYPING STAFF The production of the yearbook is the result of much hard work on the part of many individuals. Each editor was responsible for the work of his staff and they all accomplished their goals through co-operating with each other and working individually. The literary staff under Ray Smith turned in interesting and imaginative copy. Zelda Baskin, class treasurer and Business Manager, supervised her staff in the magazine sale, booster drive, and in selling at games to raise the needed amount of money. Denise Arata and her staff created imaginative artwork on the theme of “Time” and the typing staff under Kathy Dunn made many close deadlines. Sue Watson supervised photography and Gerry Butt as Production Manager handled all the odd jobs that arose. Without the devotion and effort of all these people, the 1966 ROCK would never have been produced. Peggy Bcrgner, Donna Taddoni, Georgia Matti, Joanne Loliscio, Pat Hayhurst. LITERARY STAFF Janine Peterson. Mary Kearney. Annette Karam. Nancy Dillon. Bonnie Case, Larry Pashaian, Ray Smith. Peggy Orlacchio. FROM THE EDITORS’ DESK The yearbook is printed. As editor and assistant editors of the 1966 ROCK we have completed our job. However, it must be noted that completion of this yearbook could not have been done without the help and advice of many others. We would like, at this time, to personally thank all those whose help has made this yearbook possible. Although we, as editors, have the main job of putting the yearbook together, the production of the ’66 ROCK lay mainly with the various yearbook staffs. The willing cooperation of each and every staff member made this publication of the edition of the ROCK possible. Ray Smith and his fine literary staff worked hard to supply many of the fine write-ups throughout the ROCK. The job of typing the final copy lay with the typists, led by Kathy Dunn, whose help was essential as well as inestimable. Although the 1966 ROCK does not employ much art to present our theme of time, the art staff, particularly Denise Arata and Vinnic Peppitohas spent time and effort to prepare the division pages seen throughout this yearbook. The hardworking efforts of the production staff, led by Gerry Butt, has eased much of the workload on the editors. Led by Susan Watson, the photography staff has worked particularly hard to gather photographs for the ROCK. Special recognition should be given to Zelda Baskin and her assistants who comprise the business Staff which efficiently Janice Bolte—Assistant Editor, Anna Schweizer—Editor, Mr. Honig—Advisor, managed the business end of the yearbook. Melanie Kubat—Assistant Editor. These girls spent long hours at football and basketball games selling the candy and soda that netted the profits used to finance the Rock. The entire production of this yearbook, however, would have been impossible without the help and cooperation of the members of the Class of ’66. In the midst of a financial crisis, when the prospect of the yearbook was somewhat remote, the Senior Class worked diligently to raise the money necessary for such a publication. Not only was money successfully raised, but a feeling of unity and accomplishment was instilled in the class as well. The road to the completion of the yearbook is not an easy one. It is one of work, confusion, and doubt. The hard times outweigh the easy ones. There are times when it seems impossible to complete as well as meet deadlines. However, the efforts of many made the final publication of this yearbook materialize. Most of all, the effort and guidance of Mr. Jerry Honig has helped more than anything else to make this 1966 ROCK the success we the editors feel it is. CULL SENIOR DIARY September 8: School starts. No one can really believe we’re finally Seniors! September 9: Danny Morrison, Joel Jacobs, Ed Foley, Barclay Booth and Johnny Newhall, started school with a Scottish air. They all came into lunch today wearing plaid berets!! September 10: Football team was published and the guys arc all in full swing practice, (including in bed by 10!!!) September 13: First scrimmage today in the rain too! The team seems to be shaping up. Patti Connell asked Johanna if she brought her tonsils to school! September 14: Shelley Griffin yelled at Harri Falke today for not knowing the V.P. of the United States. Said Shelley: “It’s Humphrey Hoover of course!” September 15: Hank Nathanson didn’t break anything in personal typing today. September 16: Danny Barrocco decided to play “barnyard” in Santini’s today. Lorri Combs was a cow and Patti Connell a donkey. Danny counted to three and said go; leaving Patti and Lorri mooing and hee hawing all alone much to their chagrin. September 20: The first posters of the year for football went up today and school spirit seems to be growing!! September 21: Ralph Nicosia’s favorite place seems to be study hall. September 22: David Heaton was up to a little shady business today signing passes????? September 24: Pep Rally was tonite and from the looks of it we’ve got it for tomorrow’s game. September 25: Well, we lost 19—0 against Floral Park. And, Johnny Newhall and Elvie Hickum got a “little” excited ’bout this!!! September 29: Today was quite a day for Bob Smillie and “Huey.” They received applications to “Purdue U.” for football scholarships!!!! September 30: Patti and John celebrated their “18 months” today!!!! October 5: David Heaton was up in the clouds today?????? October 7: The Regents Exam composition topic was on “Nature” . Cathy McLane wrote on “A Soccer Game” She got a bit mixed up! October 8: Well, we’re ready to try for 4 in a row!! October 11: Looks like our football team’s becoming a suicide club: Johnny Newhall, Dennis Key, Steve Kieman, and Bob Smith are the charter members. October 12: Nancy Martin had quite an experience today. Care to reveal it, Nance? October 13: Amelia and Zelda are in the lead with magazine sales. Each have sold in the $100 range and the sale is but 2 days old!! October 15: Ernie Ruffolo all of a sudden turned into “Black Tooth” tonite! October 16: We won (37—0)! Yup, you read it right! VICTORY, ROCKS! October 18: Tootie Cohn’s getting quite a rush of affection lately. He must be “swinging” right! October 21: First, report cards came today and Huey failed 3 out of 4. “You really want to go to Purdue?” October 26: Looks like we made our yearbook! We pulled in $4700!!!! October 27: Senior Lounge was passed today! Larry Pashaian Danny Morrison are thinking of a little money maker to go with it too!! October 28: Pie in the Face!! Dennis Key won’t forget that saying for awhile. Apple pie was all over!!! November 1: David Heaton, Wayne Ameson, Hank Nathanson, Ralph Horn and Alan Catlin celebrated the beginning of November in real “style”!!!! November 2: Election Day November 3: Barclay’s joined “the” Club now—she’s in a cast too! November 6: OooH! It smarted! Score: Roosevelt—54, Us—0 November 10: Penny Rubin became “toothless Annie— 1966” via Volleyball today!! November 17: Piling into a phone booth is nothing to Kathy Dunn, Harri, Erne, Lynda, Dolly Shelley. They got 5 people sitting down on top of each other—on Santini’s freezer yet. November 18: Who are the Seniors? Just look at the people with the gorgeous class pins!!!! November 19: The Cheerleaders saw themselves in the “movies” today—Kathy Dunn looked . . . Different? November 20: Maureen McLean, Peggy Orlacchio, Janine Peterson Barbara Olian Mary Kearney enjoyed the French trip—especially the article on the way home??????? November 23: Bob Smillie dubbed Danny Kosotan in “Most Literary” and Danny just smiled! November 29: Ernie is planning a “little” t r i p she’s bringing the same kind of luggage with her. (via: Toys for Tots Dance) November 30: Ray Smith Wayne Ameson, it seems, are going a little fruity!! December 3: We at the Rock Pile won’t forget tonite when WABC DJ’s came to our school. Huey won’t forget either! December 7: Ah, sweet memories! Kathy, Emi, Lynda, Harri Shelley broke into a sweet repertoire of RR songs from our triumphant Las Vegas! December 9: Driver’s Ed. films got mixed up in period 2 today because somehow we ended up watching “The American Harvest”!!!!! December 10: Our B.B. season got off to a fine start with a win of to !! December 20: Coldness sets in but all is jolly when the cafeteria became decorated with: Season’s Greetings, Sen- 151 THAT WAS THE YEAR THAT WAS iors” Wonder who did it?? December 21: A few people became aggravated when the GULL came out today!! What December 31: Well, the Class of ’66 really celebrated New Years’ Eve. Erni’s party was a real smasher to say the least! January 3, 1966: Jerri Chapel looked kind of lost today . . . bet he was sad to see vacation end!! Jan. 4: Johanna and Patti went around checking boys’ Adams’ apples today. They were making a survey—small, medium, large. Jan. 5: Plans for Senior Day are developing and Danny Larry already bid for “Mr. Schmidt.” Jan. 11: Joel, Danny. Johnny and Barclay caused quite a ruckus today when they had a “tickling fight” outside homeroom. Jan. 12: Everyone sighed when Laurie Keane drove up in a yellow Mustang today!!!!!! Jan. 13: Mrs. Fordham got upset at Period 6 Personal Typing today and veiled, “now cut it out”. From the back of the room Henry Wolf cries “snip”. Jan. 17: What girl set her hair in pin curls last nitc came to school today in a mass of them??????? Jan. 18: Kathie Warren uttered her famous last words today, “What Broke?” Jan. 19: Everyone seems quite calm relaxed about the Eng. IV mid-terms tomorrow. Could it be the College Board shock or just plain Senioritis? Jan. 26: Linda Carroll didn’t do too well on her road test today and words flew-!! Jan. 27: Well, everyone is settled down for a L-O-N-G second tenn. Jan. 29: Seems Hank Nathanson couldn’t resist the ice he ended up waist deep in it! Jan. 31: Patti, Erni, Stacey Harri started the year ofT right by getting Eddie Foley’s car out of a snow bank! Feb. 1: Stacey was hard at work on a history question, Hank came up to her and said “Stace, you shouda taken that last year.” Stacey, trying to remain calm answered: “I did”!! Feb. 5: Dennis Auc had a little accident today w'ith guess who?—Mr. Berg! March 1: Schibe is 18 today boy, is she ever happy!!! March 4: Quite an embarrassing moment for our Senior Play cast when the rifle fell apart, right in the middle of the stage!!! March 9: Danny Morrison bought another car today! Seems that as soon as the ash trays are full he buys a new one! March 25: It will be a long time before everyone forgets this Rock Rivalry. Tears were shed by some but those who held the cup never let go. April 1: Senior Day was today and my all the “teachers” looked so nice. The Senior Will Skit wrere put on too and both brought many a snicker!! 152 PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT RECORDING SECRETARY Mr. J. Ward Wright Mrs. William O’Keefe PAST PRESIDENT CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Mrs. Richard Hope Mrs. N. A. Bonfiglio 1st VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER Mr. Frank Schmidt Mr. Brian McCartney 2nd VICE PRESIDENT HISTORIAN Mr. Jack Peterson Mrs. Sol Rubin A UNIT OF N.Y.S. CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS BRANCH OF THE NATIONAL CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS THE CENTER AVENUE THE RHAME AVENUE P.T.A. P.T.A. EXTENDS WISHES ITS BEST WISHES THE BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’66 TO THE CLASS OF ’66 BOOSTERS A AAAA ‘“69” ZZZ A. Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. J. Abarno 4 Ace’s in Chemistry Agent 0069 Fran Albano Alfred and Marie Forever Mr. Mrs. Allen “Steve Allen” Mr. Mrs. Alti Eleanor Amato Amelia Joey ’64, ’65, ’66 Angels Pharmacy Mrs. Annie Alto Edward Alto John Alto Mrs. John Alto Tom Kathy Alto Eleanor Andersen Luis Arango Mr. Mrs. Arata The Amesens Mr. Mrs. Edward Aschoff Mr. Mrs. Werner Aue Kathy Azzaretti ’65 B B. Anonymous' Barbara Gizzy—A B D Barbara Ritchie Barbara—Sigma Lambda Gloria Barkman Mr. Mrs. Anthony Baroni John Baroni ’63 Master John Barry, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John Barry, Sr. Chris Barth Frances Barth John Barth Priscilla Peter Barth Mr. M. A. Baskin Mrs. M. A. Baskin Mr. Mrs. Richard Baumann Catherine L. Baxter Beachcomber Bill The Bear ’66 Mr. Mrs. Carl Becker Mae A. Beckert The Benary Family Dennis Audrey Berg Mr. Mrs. Berg Bergen Tile Corp. Bill Bergner ’69 Mr. Mrs. C. Bergner Peggy Bergner ’66 Bernice, I’ll watch Frank. Pam Mr. Mrs. Elliott R. Bcrrin Constance “Connie” Bertone Mr. Mrs. Frank J. Bertone Theresa Bertone Mr. Mrs. C. Besedin Dawn Kit Besemer Best Wishes To The Senior Class Billy BangBang Mr. Mrs. E. W. Bishop Bob Arlene Bobbie Bobby Mr. Mrs. Henry Bolte Richard Bolte Bill Bonocum Kari Boosin The Boys at Lawrences Suzanne Johnny Branciforte Mr. Mrs. L. Brown Family Sue Brown—Sigma Lambda Doris Simonson Bruce Diana Bryant Bubi Buddy Gerry Butt ’66 Mr. Mrs. Butt Mr. Mrs. Byrne C C. Anonymous Mr. Mrs. M. Cadzin Mr. Mrs. Clifford W. Campbell Mrs. D. Campagnola Mr. Mrs. Jack E. Campbell Mr. Leonard E. Campbell Mrs. Rita T. Campbell John Thomas Campbell Joan Cantwell Mr. Mrs. John V. Cantwell Mary Cantwell Mr. Mrs. Joseph Cardinal The Carneglia’s Carole Joey Carolyn Dennis Beth Joan Carr Ellen Carr ’65 Virginia Carr Mr. Mrs. William Carr The Carroll family Lin Carroll ’66 Bonnie Case ’66 Mr. Mrs. Lewis Case Betty Jane Catlin Gerald Chapel Justin J. Chapel The J. V. Cheerleaders Preston Cherka 154 BOOSTERS Mrs. V. Cherka Cherryl Eric Chi Sigma Sorority Chris Janice Kenny Cohn Mr. Mrs. Lewis Cohn Tootie Cohn Fred Geri Combs Mr. Mrs. Mel Combs Compliments of Phi Tau Sorority Mr. Mrs. John H. Conklin Mr. Mrs. Morris Conklin Mr. Mrs. Dwight Connell Walter P. Connell Mr. Mrs. Wm. Connell Connie—Sigma Lambda Phyllis Cook Debbie Cooke Mr. Mrs. William Cornell Mr. Mrs. Castello Joe Coyle Crime Doesn’t Pay T.L.H. Wayne Cross Mr. Mrs. Edward Crowley Family Nicholas Lauise Cinque D Wardon Dairy Mr. Mrs. D. Dake Mr. Mrs. D’Alessio Mr. Mrs. John Daly John D’Amico Gail Dmytryszyn Nick Dmytryszyn D. Anonymous Mrs. Laura Day Debbie Debbie Joel Annette DeGennaro Dominick P. DeGennaro Dick’s Delicatessen Judi Del Pezzo Michael Del Pezzo David Dencker Sam De Vivo “Bots” The Dillon Family Mrs. Marie Diovisalvo Mr. Mrs. F. Doherty Estella Dominguez—Foreign Exchange Donna, Joanne, Mindy, Renie, Sharon Donna Kenny “1966” Barbara D’Onofrio Mrs. D’Onofrio Robert D’Onofrio The Dunns Joe Laura Dunn Ronald Du Prey ’62 Mr. Mrs. James Dwyer Laurie A. Dwyer Mr. Mrs. J. R. Dwyer E Ed Evans F. Eggers Betty Ann Eiben The El Camino Kid The Elite Physicists of ’66 Mrs. Elizabeth Eiben Elvie ’66 Lenore ’67 Emma Ray The 12 EP’s Emi—Omicron Delta—’66 F Mr. Mrs. Joseph Falke George A. Faulkner George L. Faulkner Family Mrs. Lloyd Faulkner Rickie Fayer C. Felicetti Felice Jr. Restaurant Steven Feldman Mr. Mrs. George B. Fields Mr. Mrs. Finger Joan Finkelman Chera Finnis ’67 Sandy Fischer, Class of ’57 The Fly-Lumb Mr. Henry Fordham Mrs. Henry Fordham Mr. Freund Fred Penny Mrs. Josephine Friedlander Mr. Mrs. H. Friesleben Fritz ’68 Fritz Fritz Fritz Mr. Mrs. Gerard F. Fyme G “Gimme A Break” Debbi Gleason Mr. Mrs. W. W. Gleason Golden Coach Goldy’s Liquor Store The Goodspeeds Mrs. Richard Graf Dorothy Arthur Graham Grandma The Great Idiot Burt Green 155 BOOSTERS Dora Greiff Mr. Mrs. J. Johansen Alvirda Griffen John Lauri Beth GrifFcn Mr. Luke Johnson Mr. Mrs. Daniel Grover Pete Johnson The Gull Tommy Johnson The Gull Staff John’s Stationery Gus’ Shoe Repair Alan Johnston Debbie Johnston H Mr. Mrs. Bert Jonassen Joseph ’65 Joyce ’66 Iris Y. Halford Merry Halford ’69 Joyce ’65 Paul Halford ’64 Linda Havhurst ’70 K Pat Hayhurst ’66 Mr. A Jay Kallman Mr. Mrs. Ray Hayhurst Frank Kalmbach Mr. Mrs Frank Hefele Mrs. Irene M. Kane Mr. Mrs. R. J. Hemmings Annette Karam ’66 Vivian M. Hemmings ’61 Mr. Mrs. J. Karam Mr. Henrich kindly contributed Karen Ed Herbro Pharmacy Mrs. N. Karkowski Honig’s heroes Mr. Mrs. Edwin Keane Mrs. Marie Herold Mary Kearney '66 Agnes Hickman Miss Beatrice Keenan Mr. Mrs. Roy Holmes Mr. Mrs. Francis Keenan Mrs. E. Holmlin Mr. Mrs. C. S. Kelting Mr. Mrs. Gerald Honig Winnie Kennedy Mr. Mrs. Richard Hope Ann Key-Class of ’58 Mrs. M. K. Hoppen Key Club of E. R. H. S. The Hoppner Kids Dennis Key-Class of ’66 Mr. Mrs. Wayne Hoppner Mr. D. H. Keys Mr. Mrs. Ralph Horn Joan Key-Class of ’61 Mr. Mrs George F. Howard Mary Key-Class of ’57 Jodi Howells ’65 Robert Key-Class of ’59 Mrs. Richard L. Howells Mr. Mrs. Robert Key Mr Mrs. C. Hunter Valerie Key-Class of ‘63 Danny Kiernan ’61 I Mr. Mrs. Frank Kiernan Pete Kicrnen ’69 The Ianniello Family Steve Kiernen '66 Ginnie Imbrogno Mrs. Jeanette King Mr. S. R. Imbrogno Michael King Esq. Mr. Mrs. S. R. Imbrogno Mr. Mrs. Luther H. Kirsch Iota Delta Phi Mr. Mrs. Robert Lee Knox Iota Delta Phi Sorority Pat Kosotan Mr. Mrs. S. Kraft j Genie Kubat—’69 Milton R. Kubat Jackie Mel Mr. Mrs. S. Jacobs Mr. Mrs. Milton Kubat Ray Jae Esq. Mr. Mrs. Harold A. Jaffe L Janice Marc Jaffe Lambda Beta Zeta Janice ’68 Rita Everett LaMere Jerry Eileen Mr. Mrs. Chas. Lang Family Jery, Ricky Joni Kathy Steve Lanning Mr. Mrs. Arthur Jesberger Mr. Mrs. Milton Laufer Joan Richie ’63 156 Laura Vinnie BOOSTERS Mr. Mrs. Don Lehr Judi Leonard ’68 Ruth G. Lemer The Lettermen Let—there—be—peace Lois Licari Margrit Licari Linda Jerry Miss Joan Lindroth Yram Llewtnac Mr. Mrs. G. B. Loewinger Fran Lonergan ’66 Mrs. Margaret Lonergan Mr. Thomas Lonergan Mr. Mrs William Lonergan Geoffrey Lumb The Lubell Family Mary Lumb M Mr. A. Mueller Carole Nancy Mueller Mrs. E. Mueller Helen M. Mullahey Mr. E. Muller Mr. Mrs. R. Muller Mr. Mrs. Edward Mulligan Frank Murphy The Thomas Edward Andrew Murray Family N Nancy Rick Mr. Lillian Nash The Nassau Hotel Basement Boys Mrs. Dorothy Nathanson N.B.T.B. Neb Nilknarf Mrs. Dorothy Nugent Nussman’s Stationery Store Mr. Mrs. J. Madia Mrs. Roy, Rangcley, Maine Mr. Mrs. A. Mais, Sr. Ellen A. Mais Mrs. Ovila Marchand Mr. Mrs. J. Maresco Mark Zel Mark—C.S.U. ’65 Renown Market Helena Martin Jay (one Slice) Martin Joseph Martin Florist Inc. Joseph Martin Jr. Joseph Martin Sr. Nancy Martin ’66 Mr. Mrs. William Marttin Chris Mati ’63 Mr. Mrs. Mario Matti Craig Allen May Mr. Mrs. Steven A. Mayer Mr. Mrs. Brian McCartney Bernadette Marie McCoy McLane Family Mr. Mrs. George A. McLean Mr. Mrs. James McLeer Mr. Mrs. Francis McQuade Melanie ’66 Dorothy Meske Michele Tommy Mike’s Stationery William II. Mohrmann Moby Dick Mr. Mrs Monico Frank Montelione Mr. Mrs. Kenny Montrose Mr. Mrs. A. Morroni The Mosaics O Mr. Mrs. O’Hanlon Family Mr. Mrs. W. O’Keefe Helen Olchoveck Mr. Mrs. H. H. Olian Omega Gamma Delta Fraternity Inc. Omicron Delta Sorority The One with Hair Opal’s Bake Shop Lipella Orlmark ’66 Mr. Mrs. William Overs Mr. Mrs. F. Owen Mr. Mrs. Oscar Owen Jr. P June M. Palmer Mr. Mrs. Robert R. C. Pape Mr. Mrs. Harr)' Pashian Patti Johnny ’66 Milton Paxson “Peanuts” Peggy ’66 Georgie ’65 Fred Peglow Mr. Helen Peglow Peoples Hardware Store Joseph Peppi Joseph Peppi Mr. A. Peppito Mrs. A Peppito Vincent Peppito Mr. Mrs. Vincent Peppito Dave (Bulldog) Peterson Mr. Mrs. Jack D. Peterson Janine Peterson ’66 Peterson Marine Service 157 BOOSTERS Laurie Pletenik Russell Xury Pollock II Procost Family Pumpkin Fish Q Quack! Mr. Mrs. Charles Quinn Mark K. P. Quinn R The Racioppi Family Dr. Mrs. Bernard F. Rappaport Ray Laura—Mexico ’65 E. Reaper Mrs. G. Reddin The Redhouse Mystery Cast '66 Mr. Mrs. Robert Reed Patti Reid Mrs. Joseph Reisert Nhoj Rekrap JoAnn Riccio Mr. Mrs. Joseph Riccio Joe Riccio Richard Pauly Mr. Mrs. Richichi Beth Rizzo Robert Robert ’67 Rona—Sigma Lambda Rosanne Henry 63, 64. 65, 66 Mrs. Alice Rosen Mrs. Rose Rosenfeld Rosie Kris Roth Ronni Rothchild Mr. Mrs. S. Rothchild Sharon Rottell ’66 Mr. Mrs. Sol Rubin Anne Ruffolo ’64 Mr. Mrs. Edward Ruffolo Mr. Mrs. E. Ruggiano Mr. Mrs. L. J. Ruggiero Mrs. Eva Rushton Mr. J. Ryan Ryan’s S Mr. Mrs. Salvemini Samantha Mr. Mrs. C. San Paolo Diane San Paolo—Omicron Delta Santa’s helper John Nancy Santini Richard Saur Mr. Mrs. C. Schaffauer Carolyn C. Schemp Peggy Schibi ’66 Mr. Mrs. H. Schmidt Kathy Frank Schmidt Mrs. Mary Schneider Mr. Mrs. Schulte Mr. Mrs. Harry Schweizer Mr. Mrs Russell Seaman Seniors ’66 Mr. Mrs. Fred Senti Mr. Mrs. John Settelc Martin Severino Mrs. Esther Seward Gale Seward Buddy Shadoff Eileen Shadoff Mr. Kirt Shadoff Mrs. Kirt Shadoff Lewis Shadoff Shelly ’66 Mrs. Ida B. Shimans Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority Sigma Rho Sorority Shirley Silverman Mrs. Isabelle Simonson Linda Smillie Mr. Mrs. John Smillie Barbara E. Smith Cheryl Smith Sigma Rho Genevieve R. Smith Marion Smith ’67 Mr. Mrs. Martin T. Smith Robert L. Smith ’68 Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Smith Rose Smith '59 Mr. Mrs. Wm. Smith Mr. Mrs. I. Solomon Jerome Solomon Mr. Nick Soranno Sandra Southard Sandy Southard The “Spades” Elodea Springfield Mr. Mrs. Stark Barbara Stein ’66 Mr. Mrs. Sam Stein Mr. Mrs. Stella Mrs. Anita Sternberg Meg Stickles Sigma Rho Barbara C. Stoehrer Mr. Mrs. L. J. Straub Mrs. Quentin Suits Mr. Mrs. William Sullivan Susan Jo Mr. Mrs. H. Sutherland Suzanne Jimmy Ace Swartz 158 BOOSTERS T Donna Taddoni Tcddybear, Duck Bananas Shirley Temple Tessie Theatre Bar Grill Theta Kappa Sorority Tick Tock Timmy ’65; Larry ’66 Tony Richie’s Delicatessen Tootic Candie Buddy Torborg Mr. Mrs. Gene Torborg Henry Wm. Torborg III The Trigg Family Cindy Truitt Diana Truitt Mrs. Ann Turilli Michele R. Tuzzi U Mr. Allan Ullman V Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. Vallone Mrs. Frank Verdi Mrs. John Visconti W Howard Virginia Walsh Mrs. Grace Warren Warren Dotti ’65 Mr. Edward Watson Mar)' Donald Weingarton Mr. Mrs. Harper West Mr. Wetherall Alyce M. White Class of ’64 Mr. Mrs. Owen White Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Widman Mrs. Theresa Wilschek With Love To All—Monica Porges Helga Wolf Use Wolf Mr. Mrs R. Woolsey William Woolsey Peggy Wriedt—’65 Y Mr. Mrs. David Yoswein Z Mr. Mrs. Tony Zappala Michael Zavatto Zel ’66 159 WE THANK CAROL STUDIOS The yearbook staff of the 1966 ROCK would like to give special thanks to Carol Studios for the numerous services it has extended to us throughout the year. We thank Carol Studios for the advice and cooperation of its photographers and staff and for the extra services performed which made possible the completion of many deadlines and rushed assignments. « % : :. -- ' 4f ”- .- ' xVc V_i :- y- -ssr -r- - --. , ?gg--:- .jtf _- -••__ � • Jj : • T-: .v,,,-, 5e