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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1955 volume:

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We have been scholars, athletes, artists, craftsmen, and leaders in all fields. In this our yearbook, THE ROCK '55,', we will show how our members have participated in student affairs. Leaving our school means that we will transfer our abilities from the student world we know to the world for which we have been trained. Some of us will pursue the interests that we have developed while at East Rockaway, while others will seek new fields and broader horizons. Many of our boys will go on to serve our country in the Armed Forces. Other classmates will begin higher learning at far-flung colleges and universities. And still others will make their way in the business world. But wherever and whenever the Gods again unite our class, we know that we will have done our best to find our places in this World. The Class of 1955 A 5 .5 N . Z3 MW-rats 2 . E fi 3 ' 9 'K 'X N1VQN S ,l I 1 A i i A l -1 I I-slr N 0 ,. -file-J V H H el W Y N gl ew -.ic ' e c W N-T32-f'3 EU TE TS Dedication ,. Ancient .,.,.. Renaissance .,.. Modern , Future ,,..,.,,..,, Advertisements ..,,i Q, lv lx Jffal f J vf llfl J v.-' kfl I f 1 I I I w 3 .1 X ll IGM if x re' W X I K f nf .M X L f N If I l AUMIMIEAEJEATIVE golf Dr. Henry H. Bormann , . As the end of our stay at East Rockaway High draws near there are many things we have already forgotten, but there are many things we will always remember. Prominent among these are our two friends, Dr. Henry H. Bormann and Mr. Luther H. Kirsch. We shall try to forget the various visits to Dr. Bormann's office-for dis- ciplinary measures, but we shall long remember his understanding and sage advice. We shall often recall his warm friendship and generous support. 6 P Uiliil-lilfi'iY Mr. Luther Kirsch Mr. Kirsch will be remembered for numerous reasons. Some of the boys will remember him as a sports coach. And who could forget his Friday words! ll Others of us will recall gruelling rehearsals of Lost Horizon, and the fun we had with This ls Your Strife, Mr. Kirsch. All will admire and respect his philosophy of brotherly love and understanding. Both these men have proved their friendship toward us and in recognition of this we affectionately dedicate our yearbook, THE ROCK 1955, to them. 7 H U EH Our Editors-in-Chief Nancy Haynes and Eric Wessman have worked diligently to produce the best yearbook possible. We shall always be grateful for their untiring efforts to attain our hnal goal in high school. A The unsellish endeavors of the Literary Staff proved to be one of the main factors in the success of the 1955 ROCK. Maureen Sutherland, Patricia Pick, and Alva Tripp, the literary Co-Editors, and their stall consisting of David Thomas, Adrienne Coe, Maria Sepcich, and Myra Siegel devoted a great deal of their time and energy to the Write-ups in this, our greatest achievement of our high school career. Q i gi. The combined talents of the class artists, Joan Malmquist, Eric Wessman, and Barbara Bogutzski, made possible the beautiful artwork of our Yearbook. Parallel to the Art Staffs paper and paste work is the magnificent photographic art arranged by the editors of the Photography Staff, David Thomas and Leon Harris. ST FF Of course we owe much thanks to our Typing Staff, headed by Mary jane Scott. Their nimble fingers worked diligently to complete the necessary and important type-work of the Literary Staff and prepared it for our printers. One staff deserves the deepest gratitude of the whole class. They are the Business Stahf and their editors, William Campbell and Mary Jane Scott. It was their job to raise the vast finance needed to produce our ROCK, 1955. V 3 - . r ' f 15 i A, J o--ff' Z, Your Editors and Senior Class wish to express their sincere gratitude to Mr. john Ruckdeschel as Faculty Adviser and Business Manager and Mr. Douglas Sackman assisting as Literary Adviser, Mr. James Carnrite as Photography Adviser, and Mrs. Ida Shi- mans as Art Adviser. 9 lr 4 ...SMA . S . 1 ml X Q W Mr. John Ruckdeschel When the chips were down, he came to our rescue. We'1l never forget his faith and friendship. Thanks for everything, Sche1. ff ,rj H1544 if ,iir i W, M N iff TIN -, li in JWWH 1 1:1 K ff 'xs..:.,, 10 K I T S w 1 i 1 1 4 N Nf. .V ,,, . x Miss Schempp Dr. Studwell Superintendent of Schools Dr. Harold F. Sfudwell Principal of Easf Rockaway High School Dr. Henry H. Bormann 'll . .Q 5-'-Tx, f gfamfy fn af K mgmjxffi- 'in' -.N,,fg,,, . , , L,h,L.,,,'yf,1, , 1 - W?-.': '+l:-,. 'Q A Miss Agnes Hickman f FACULTY K M ,A Luv . 3 my 9 , 5 O gf., L! 'L ' K Vi' fy . ' - Mrs' 'Miaiiri M M ,-' f gg, W X P ,eX?X'xJO1fJJ vu' W Mrs. Maiorie Hoppen Mr. Everett LaMere p M -J it Mr. Alvin J. Kallman V. rufi I 1 ,ar 4 ij :Q n Q Mr. Luther Kirsch , 1 A ,ff f v .SX Miss Martha Lorenz . JL V b., , if f f, -Y' W , 1. -1, H, iz w -L' ,XM 1 Y YU' 'LIE 'J' rf - 2' - W M i Q , 0. ' ' , .' VJ 1 'X- ' fx -7 Jug. bu I Qi ,,..,.,A t, 4 , U WOW- J V Miss Eileen Mc or I-j'XJA -zfiffv Q I2 rw! - Mit imp' ' '7A, '- if '1 Li' ' f A ,Hi , .X I f 'LII I .. , I X, i IV ga jlbfifr .1x!iLL,Af Vh A Xe: ' x M, A Mrs. Dorothy Meske Xi x f ,M , RX JL' Lg J , fs 'TM M Miss Catherine Murphy V' i S ,gf 5- 4-.1 as. gpg f X. ,, ,L ,, ., .EQWEQQQJ7 FACULTY mils! Mr. William Plunkett Mrs. Frances Suits - i K .L Mrs. Toby Talbot 1 Mr. Howard Pollock 1 v -2 ijfisfff iw ,rw .wfggtgfgig 12 N ,fi Mrs. Annabelle Reilly Mrs. Emile Tanner , 9-1 N! E, J' J' ,. iq., ' E at 'iransw' 1 .Hasty . Y ri. M ,sg :fm E Q4 fr, r Ay' :,wI'4i41 l K 2 i. A swf li . 4-fy i Q .. , 1 - - Mr. John Ruckdeschel Mr. G. Warren Wheeler Mrs. Elizabeth Yetter .WW?5 .iA - or ease 1. 1' A S fn .P s P, 2 . . mv Qi 3 P were New L I5 iii' wr ' ' A Fi V 3 Mr M Douglas Sackman Mrs Ida Shimans - .- V - , ,, ,-om: -ma .- . .. ,, M5 V I gr .,.-lf: -f-.r:.:y::v..+..-f- kwa-.1-,.Qf.f ,. -Q. g 3f'B. !,9 ,.,,.. -3' 4 i w' .. ' 1 . 4' .-. K Fw . '14 - i . v . ff' . T? ' i 1' s ' , ' in W ,, -eu BOARD OF EDUCATION . . . The governments of the world are selected in many ways. Some are born into office, some assume position by force. Like our own national government, our Board of Education is elected by the people. Our Board provides the community with adequate, well-equipped build- ings, trained leaders such as Dr. Studwell and Dr. Bormann, friendly and trust- ing teachers and many other services which are greatly appreciated by a trusting community. The members of the Board are: Robert Pape, President, Dr. Anthony A. Scimeca, Vice President, Nathanial Mott, Clerk, and Hillyard A. Procter, Treasurer. Other members are: Harry W. Bunting, Frederick W. Klocke and Edmund D. Smith. P.-T. A .... One of the more important organizations in our school is the Parent-Teachers Association. At their meeting better relationships between our parents and the faculty are achieved. They work together to give the students scholarships and many other gifts that are greatly appreciated. They also work for a better understanding of the students and their prob- lems through their numerous debates and discussions. As an organization dedi- cated to help and understanding, the P.-T. A. is highly respected. - 1 5 f M' I KITCHEN STAFF . . . under the direction of Mrs. Lass, has provided well-balanced meals in our cafeteria. Their skill is responsible for the good food that makes everyone happy at lunch- time. f ydiidw OFFICE STAFF . . . largely responsible for the smooth running efficiency of our school is our competent office staff, consisting of Miss Schemp, Mrs. Sullivan, and Miss Settele. Their friendly assistance has aided us in countless ways. ,Walsh KW We 1 i CUSTODIANS . . . armed with brooms and dust mops, these able-bodied men keep our school in top-notch order. They are to be com- mended for their fine work. ri in ' w , f, 1- ' H l l 1' f d ' l Q L vl ig NATIONAI. HONOR SOCIETY . . . Civilization imposes certain standards of degree on all peoples. At the top is an elite group known as the Arista, the best, the finest personifications of moral, mental, and spiritual perfection. The National Honor Society is one of these elite groups. Its members personify the qualities of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service, which are the foundation of our World honor system. It is no wonder that so many Seniors: Ethel Formont, Nancy Haynes, Noreen Curtis, Patricia Pick, Maureen Sutherland, Mary Jane Scott, and Alva Tripp, are prominent members of the National Honor Society. They will leave East Rockaway to become the leaders of tomorrow. MATH HONOR SOCIETY . . . The Math Honor Society was formed to main- tain high standards of education and to sustain an interest in mathematics. There are many phases of mathematics, all of which cannot be mastered during four short years in high school. However, this society has succeeded in attaining the highest possible level of interest and study. Many have achieved the criterion set up by the Society. Those Seniors active in the Society are: Myra Siegel, Carol Ryder, Maureen Sutherland, Jay Greenblatt, Bruce Morris, John Cartmell, Daniel Freyer, Pat Pick, Adrienne Coe, Alva Tripp, President. l7 ft!!-L THE GULL . . . All the news that's fit to print, Where there is no light, the people perish, Seek and it shall be written, if written, it shall be truth - these are the rnottoes of some of the nation's great newspapers, which bring the news of the world to the people. Here in East Rockaway, the GULL is our newspaper. We, too, have our reporters, columnists and commentators who form the GULL staff. Headed by Anthony Baroni as Editor-in-Chief, the GULL is assisted literary-wise by Miss Martha Lorenz and the adviser of the typewriter is Mrs. Isabel Hefele. Our Seniors on the GULL staff are: Mary Jane Scott, Assistant Editor, Patricia Pick, Business Manager, Noreen Curtis and Barbara Doolittle, Co- typing Editors. Adrienne Coe's Exchange Deskf' Scottie's Disc 'n Data, Ross Esch's Sportscasting,', and Maureen Sutherlands Skirting the Eieldu have been hu- morous, prophetic, and always interesting, to say nothing of the special interest reports by Bob Parker and Dave Thomas. ' 18 IS! , , xv, N Ma ,W Wil mf ! fy, V ,iglfbfgf irfflllfW1iM 2230 Wi if tl My il WW' wifi Miss Martha Lorenz :Navi 63 The Sg1 i0'r'UCl1i l5F1ected QYHT' 'SalQ,:-1: basjgjcfr Lfarsjty LII. .The Math Honor Society held its 'qrbetwgf fo Sub QQJQJO mental editor ss electf- L 01' ,K footb first meeting of the year on Wednes- In '31-pied P' ogsc class meeting iff mn 35 b Z 'lpir lf- QILSLS--clay evening, October 23, at which time txllff-. X 041 Q, QQ 4 Literary Ed: ' X 11 -:Fm afes ' Q -fmuneyyymembers were in- S- Henri qs Q fe QS ef V F een In VNV rg ch. ep Skov land av , Smgvai C Ydchg-,-h0 QP. on a dead m I e O1 attle s x'5Q'O4e6RffoS are 'fe -2 N00 .- T 'Q 1 was and .ll ans Chest! S ah 1 0 fe tc rx., , X' '11 m E ' Q00 Q, .9 ri: S 1 , S N-x6 e x a vwtore Y 1 0 'C' - E3 exogzgtxi toz Q, 'K X1 thc D , K, hey .fx fr? A We L 9 Nico the B ar Benn ' 5 L 'id Hd me- eq, Q5 ,Qi the gex D' QPQ 1,0606 xl A And If A fa' wg I - if 00960516 tiff Gail j SM . 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'IL + H o onll 31131 65213 baikllowiglkyjb 16 Sensors Present os orlz U 1 rch 25 M ,Off has be, asa, f iv U r 13 -le H123 Lost Horizon. dfamatlzed from m Are You tired If ur .Pe been fgctive al 1710136 gil? luletih- a few all Softs James Hilton's famous novel' Wm be Ewzlm? Well, C1le:.mm? Are yOu w le the cars' 312111 the L Over M.. fha npnior Class of Eas .more , up- Then- Q..- eary' 9 Math bowls 6 has Q A the i at Of 350110, 77157 bf 5 stat 4161 f-y 'So Y G. ,Oily studelnent Joke 1312-If M and Cletk Q 'hogud eng U Ji V arf has K in We Q' b 0116 Q 12 d the h trade ad!-k..'yb8I7 as A Zrofessorlroll if Dr keepin SS .V S' yo C13-SS due the girls of ou? in he student body 11 'What of the Sadie nn maqag, on Wednesday o ff ' . Som :las Ifenr 60119 ening's events were rofeggo 'V her Kirsch and Mr. aan. Some of these Hs th contest for the 91' .e Tre corsage. First Z' E1 Iqed by I again Bob Mulligan and g Parker. Winners ave yo were Carol Ann an wer ll an e 5 you for the best dancers ' S0I11ef, Joan Policastro it nerr, Heads- Krull and Torn Ig ,mee fvstan Uni- and Don the C that Hd tulations to the lat- 'te oursevl, 0 i 11 . I-msg Da the evening in- me ation dance and the xef B 6. is so uglf- Q' U gf of v ' ,U 1.ruuu.y nnuy. Otlowe ers f' R55 ies? f25QJ4,fb4'646Oe O06 9 Admission fOr adult ,QQOZKZQQG XOQQJGWNQ Q6 Mrs. Dorothy Meske was the faculty meeting. YZ' QQ? QQ' ,QR-9' Q35 406 xo 39 . Y' .QQ QP A xii 4309 66 adviser and did a very fine job of be a Y- 0 Qvyexmwyi ibmeeofok QF Senior Spots 'XV Oz gave? N3-549 supervision. Thanks again, student .5 oi the S Gefvgelxiei oookoiip. 45599519 The spotlight falls this issue on ber S0 Axe AQQ 1 body, for an enjoyable evening? but e Avenuewm Q50 ,coax O by QQ, -2934 Wessmani an extraordinary f9110W- 1- Xioyyioqazigfx G39 wouldn't it be nice if more senior high ' Yogram y press tixeysofz-12,eff 00215 6 Started hlgh SC11001 at New DOTD Higa V3 Q6 45 0 eo O' students su pp ort e d these school 9 Wmg5 5 9 io ,DO in Staten Island, New York City. There Y' ax 3 functionso we .. 60 fo Q . . 'ef 0 x ' L .,,.,,ex,. .age ,D Ag. A- he was an active member of the Arista U5 -O' STUDENT COUNCIL . . . Parliaments, Congresses, Assemblies, Councils- these are representative bodies of the people and the peoplels will. They are the debaters, the law-makers, the guiding hands of the great World machine called Government. What better way is there to prepare to face this responsibility of self- government than through its counterpart, our own Student Council. Here, under the leadership of Seniors, Carole Niddrie, President, Maria Sepcich, Leon Harris, and Steve Miller, the Student, Council discusses the problems of the Student Body in a democratic fashion, and seeks to improve the position of the students in the school. 5 umemv funn- P Q., Q ..... . iff Q H 1 aim 557 gf f M X nu 7f-AZ,-5 y SERVICE SQUAD . . . Under the competent guidance of Mr. William Berg and Mr. G. Warren Wheeler, the Service Squad, consisting of receptionists, ticket-selling squad, hall cops, assembly squad, projectionists, usherettes, and lunchroom squad, has given up much valuable time for the improvement and the safety of the school. l 20 Q0 HI-Y . . . is a youth club affiliated with the Young Men's Christian Association. It is international in scope, having chapters all over the world, sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. World Service program. As its purpose clearly states, Hi-Y is built around the idea of service to the school, church, and community. Under the competent guidance of Mrs. Dorothy Meske, the members of the Hi-Y have displayed this idea by sponsoring a very successful Sadie Hawkins Dance and by preparing baskets of food for needy families. At Christmas time they help to promote the Yuletide spirit by decorating the classrooms and the foyer. The Hi-Y officers are: Maria Sepcich, Presidentg Nancy Haynes, Vice- presidentg Patricia Gregory, Secretary, and Joan Malmquist, Chaplain. MODERN MISS . . . This club functions under the capable instruction of Mrs. Frederick Hoppen. Affiliated with the Future Homemakers of America, its purpose is to advance girls in needlework, cooking, and other domestic skills. This year's officers are: Elaine Gorr, President, Evalyn Lou Stark, Vice-presi- dentg Catherine Bird, Secretary, and Maureen McGoldrick, Treasurer. 21 1. f filly ,I , ,, 7. ff, A , - ,X A 3' 474, ik., f f af f 4 y W ,KL ,fi 4 i Jlifv Y ' '- L ' n X 5 4, l,., xii fl '7 . ,-A ., , Ji R Y, A A ' ' krvilcxx ,pu f, V FQJEQ .gfak ! Ziwafgjuw FORUM ROMANUM . . . The Latin Club, under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Meske, has had another year of inductions, meetings and parties. Composed of students who have either taken Latin for two years, or have gotten over a ninety per cent average in Latin I, the Latin Club represents a sort of Latin Honor Society. The officers for this year are: Robert Parker, President, Richard Jacobsen, Vice-President, Nancy Haynes, Secretary, Mary Lou Ginder, Treasurer. AA 'x 1 l UMW 'W H i'xN lg l'Ml,i-T X vllll H it l we i I H f '1.,L.-wx LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS . . . For years the mispronunciation of such well- known French phrases as Parlez-vous francaise? has been the password dis- tinguishing French students. However, at French Club meetings Mrs. Dorothy Meske has endeavored to teach the members how to speak French more fluently and with less self-consciousness. French ofhcials may change, but the French Club's have remained the same this year. Robert Parker is President, Maureen Sutherland, Vice-president, Adrienne Coe, Secretary, David Thomas, Treasurer. ' 2 2 :W ' WA T EL CIRCULO ESPANOL . . . Como esta usted? Hola! These are only a few of the greetings heard at meetings of the Spanish Club. Formed to promote an interest in the Spanish language and culture extending beyond the classroom. The members of the Spanish Club sing songs and learn Spanish dances. Through the outside contact with the language and Spanish-speaking coun- tries, Spanish students have learned that there is more to a language than the grammar and the verb conjugations. There is a great deal of culture which may help each person later on in his life. Seniors active in this club are: Patricia Pick, Philip Schlesier, and Maria Sepcich. LIBRARY COUNCIL . . . This hard working group, organized to assist Miss Agnes Hickman, its director, is the secret behind the efficiency of the library. The members are taught the essentials of keeping the library running smoothly. Whether it's checking out and returning books or seeing that the library is ap- propriately decorated, the Council members are always prepared. The oflicers of the Council are: Louise Roey, President, Dorothy Hutchin- son, Vice-president, Marion Kopperud, Secretary, and Anne Grauso, Treasurer. 23 :Q 3 +I 77hLhL'1 vv.1.1.YpI4liY ' 5 if Q miiag - gi I , IV ' P- ' DISCUSSION CLUB . . . Wherever there are people, there is a point of view, a discussion, a debate. Throughout the world, people discuss almost anything that ever happens. We too, discuss the affairs of living, both on the national and international scale, and in our everyday lives, at our Discussion Club meetings. Bob Donofrio and Mary Mayr, part of the battling forces of this club, have aided and led many discussions on such matters as Segregation in the South, Teen-age Problems, and Rock Rivalry, Good or Bad. Though no solutions are reached at the meetings, the experience of formulating and expressing opinions and ideas shall prove very helpful as we go and take an active part in the affairs of the World. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB . . . Photography plays an important part in our everyday life, not only as an industry but also as a hobby. The Photography Club, under the capable direction of Mr. Francis Hen-' rich, furthers photography as a hobby. This organization plans field trips ahd gives instruction in picture taking and dark room techniques. The ofhcers of this club are: Lewis Shadoff, President, Alva Tripp, Vice- president, Robert Mulholland, Treasurer, and Marion Kopperud, Secretary. N, i 24 'QFWM5 M' MQZVW M WWW al W at iyrfiw r i ,S ,-I 17-f f I SECRETARIAL CLUB . . . The Secretarial Club made its debut in East Rocka way this year, under the presidency of Noreen Curtis and the vice presidency of Loisann O'Neill. Its aims are to promote interest in business and to render service to the school and community. Qualifications are an S0 per cent or better average in Shorthand I Type writing I, and Shorthand II, and Transcription must be passed The club members are: Florence Caine Mary Shanley Margaret Laffey Barbara Doolittle, Ethel Eormont, Marion Abr ms Barbara Bogutzski Carole Giardine, Marie Beeck, and Mary jane Scott ASTRONOMICAL ASSOCIATION . . . The Astronomy Club, formed in the past few years by Mr. Francis Henrich, shows signs of growing steadily as the years progress. The members, Louis Shadolf, President, Robert Mulholland, Eugene Kellerman, Robert Kuhnle and Alva Tripp, are interested in learning more about the heavens rather than merely taking someone else's word for it. F2 ' QA yrs ia 25 l S SINGERS , . . In the early 1400's madrigal singing was first originated by fami- lies who, for relaxation and entertainment, would sing songs around their din- ner tables. This style of singing, which is done by intimate groups, has been carried through the years to the present day. The Singers,', under the direction of Mr. Henry Fordham, is a group which continues the practice of madrigal singing, along with many other types of songs. The Singers do a great deal of good-will work for the school by singing in various programs put on by organizations and clubs in other schools and in communities throughout the Island. They also per- form in the annual concerts at East Rockaway, and compete in the New York State School Music As- sociation's competitions where they have received many excellent awards. The members of the Singersl' are: Myra Siegel, Martha Mitchel, Dorothy Hutchinson, Alva Tripp, Benjamin Caine, Robert Fordham, Carol Niddrie Elaine Reuter, Patricia Gregory, Albert Campbell john Lowe, and Edward Dessart. 7 7 - ' ' t J fl ,f 1 , ,f K nf ,, It Mr. Henry Fordham l 26 ' f l 7 1 CHORUS . . . As basketball players enjoy working together on a team, people also enjoy singing together. The same principles of teamwork that apply to basketball or to any other sport are the basic concepts of choral work. Every individual in a chorus must work with the fellow members of his section and with the entire chorus as well, in order to achieve a desired effect. The Chorus, under the experienced hand of Mr. Henry Fordham, puts on an operetta each year. This year they presented Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirates of Penzancef' The annual concerts given by the music department feature the Chorus as one of their main parts, and in recent years the Chorus has re- ceived top honors at the New York State School Music Associationls Annual Competitions. Mrs. Leona lsuksen 27 Hirniva nf Milhvrt On November 4 and 5 the High School Chorus presented its annual operetta under the direction of Mr. Henry Fordham. A fine accompaniment was provided by Mrs. Leone Isaksen, pianist, and Mrs. Charlotte Rogers, organist. Among the Seniors performing in the leading roles were: Al Campbell, the dashing Pirate King, Salvatore Mangiaracina as Samuel, his right-hand man, Eric Wessman as the brave Frederick, Jack Lowe as Sergeant of Her Majesty's Bobbiesg Carole Niddrie and Myra Siegel as Kate and Edith, two charming daughters of the Major-General, Alva Tripp. 28 Hvnzanrv Svnlliuzm DRAMATIS PERSONAE Elaine Reuter ........................................... ......... R uih Eric Wessman ........... ..... F rederick Sal Mangiaracina ...... ........ S amuel Al Campbell ......... .... P irate King Myra Siegel ....... ........ E difh Carole Niddrie ........ ...... K afe Martha Mitchell ....... ................ M abel Alva Tripp .......... .................................... M ajor-General Jack Lowe ....... ...... S ergeanf of Her Majesfy's Bobbies N 175 xfkf 29 BAND . . . Music is a form of expression enjoyed throughout the world by all people. East Rockaway High School places music as an important part of edu- cation. Therefore, it is not surprising that the strains of a robust march by J. P. Sousa are sometimes heard coming from the vicinity of the music room. The East Rockaway High School Band, under the baton of Mr. james Carnrite, plays at football games, assemblies, the annual concerts, and also competes in the New York State School Music Association's annual contests. Among the key members of this fine organization are Seniors Adrienne Coe, Dick Formont, Jack Lowe, Carole Niddrie, Maureen Sutherland, Alva Tripp, and Edward Wright. Mr. James Ccrnrite 30 K I f 'Q ' -A ' vu 1-Vw s ,A tal. TWIRLERS . . . With the assistance of Mr. James Carnrite and Head Major- ette Judith Bartels, our skillful twirlers have exhibited their talents at the home football and basketball games, and also at numerous other events. Judy entered the New York State Music Competitions at Levittown this year and received an excellent rating. Judy and the twirlers appeared on TV with their brilliant display. Their unusual routines with light-barons have lent sparkle and vigor to their performances, adding to the pleasure and enjoyment of everyone. f 31 Judith Barfels SENICRS Hllllli ,f',1 'ax ff, x Vs' , X' . 2 A k L-.Vi ff . F7 . X ysgl.- .A 1 xii, , 3 jf A ,QW WIN ,Wm-H I' 5 J , Vg '3-Z R 5 1 , ff HI ALHY -U .AML ,fvhixigixy iwulrh .QQ 33 aff A .-p ROCK RIVALRY-SENIORS . . . Amid swirling skirts, gay laughter, and the haunting rhythm of a calypso band, the Seniors conceived a Caribbean Fantasy. The magnitude of the production was set from the very beginning by Alva Tripp's beautiful Serenade of the Bells, and was carried out in retro- spect through the gaiety of the fiesta, the tragic loss of the mission bell, its recovery by the jubilant vil- lagers and the capture of its thieves, the Three Cabal- leros, and finally the the long-awaited wedding cere- mony. Our first-place sports teams-dig those crazy pa- jamas!-our colorful costumes, the hand work and clever design of our refreshment stand, and the im- aginative, artistic quality of our posters collectively created the fine expression and coordination of theme that earned the cup for the Seniors! - f . :gi A , iifi, Q- f,,.ff,,J ROCK RIVALRY-JUNIORS . . . The juniors pre- sented their production of Eastern splendor to the theme of Araby. Their unusual ability to blend cos- tumes, songs, and dancing routines into an enjoyable and entertaining show brought them a first place in entrance. Almost, but not quite, Amigos!! v W, 'E . EL vrfkvf, Q ,V t Y - i . 6X'i'mf'A,fO x M I ' 3 1, K XX Him' A i f 7, Elf, Y- A I 5. ,L i l : '-.v 3 G Lk , gn ' - f off of ' A - ,gt as ' - me , t' th ag ROCK RIVALRY-soPHoMoREs . . . Amxd the , . 3. . .t el UZ, .Z . . l I , h, 2,1 ,' X, f1.2 . , ,b ' hngermg aromas of p1zza and wme, our slster class 2 7.2 br , bb- . .. .,,, , Q:Y,t,!,.g,g:11a-u- , D wjjavjfkg V , . G I U g l egg: gave the1r rendmon of Old Ital1a. The clever 1n- t 'N' g Q pg ',, H? sn l sw gt , Y terpretatxon of the1t theme showed that other classes r- mg- ' .L M ,- tg s 1' 5 fi A f 5 if S Hr had best beware the class of '57. 'V V , ' ji ' A 'o'-s ' , 14,1 +- wj we ,W sass s as if +3 f ,.i',..i,' If ' 'Wi its A 551, 1 - g -sfggv ,L av' ,s-affLf,.wm. as vmgffis , W Q, s af 552 ROCK RIVALRY-FRESHMEN . . . The Class of '58, participating in Rock Rivalry for the first time with a typical Frosh theme, Rags to Riches, made an unusually good showing for themselves. The highlight of their entrance was Nippy, the tramp, who was the center of the humor. K 1 . -' , ,.: : I .L I Kd- , !ffL:s,,f 1 , 4' x THE JUNIOR CLASS has been our arch rival, but that has never stood be- tween our personal friendships. As competitors they fought with all their might, and their sparkling versatility proved them worthy warriors. In future years we will no doubt be proud to have known the Class of '56. Farewell, Amigos! W 38 'B THE SOPHOMORE CLASS, our sister class and most staunch supporters . . . Our mutual bonds of cooperation and assistance have made us great friends. We leave them now with fondest hopes and best wishes as they ascend our august position as Competition to the Class of '56. Good luck, '57! FW' ',.,- t, f -3- . .- 39 CNN ' 'wwgfzi gi QW' swf iteit THE FRESHMAN CLASS, though the youngest in Senior High School have proven that they have a wealth of talent which will bear watching in future years. Their creative ideas in Rock Rivalry and their strong representation in athletic activities as well as their managing of financial matters, shows more than words the versatility of the Class of 58. L- ,---p 40 3 - :E .- -. Z ..- ..- ..- Z ..- -- ...- -- ...- -- ...- .Q- HHH cl ii 2 ' , A . 1 QHUCE- fo 4, ,Q illlffjf J' Q .E .Nei 9003488 Quayle 'I if 9' amid, Q 7 5 M Q rf, 44433 7L- 2 so Y' R . !If?5Q HIDE? zfggig ar P S Q 'fe N ' Irma zmgw We We V 'QL GYM LEADERS . . . The gym leaders, consisting of boys from Frosh to Senior classes, who best display the qualities of character, leadership, and physical ability assist Mr. George Faulkner in conducting his gym classes. This group performs numerous deeds, from checking attendance to directing the students in becoming better athletes. Notably among their accomplishments this year, the leaders have played the men's faculty in a basketball game and the Rho Gamma girls in a volley- ball game, both of which provided a good laugh for the faculty and students. aww.. fha.. y. .Am H. HIJIIHS Rugby, lacrosse, soccer-no matter what the name, are all in some form or other, like that rugged American sport, football. This season, under the direction of Coach Freund, the Rocks had a victorious campaign. The Orange and Blackf' realizing they lacked depth in their team, developed speedily, and with a few added recruits to the veteran team of last year, finished with an impressive record of four wins and three losses. Not only was team effort, unity, and many days of gruelling practice needed to make it a winning season, but also we needed the quality of leadership. This quality was demonstrated by the team's co-captains, Donal Bruce and Al Campbell. 42 J- .lui Donal Deemie Bruce gave the rest of the team their defensive and decisive offensive sig- nals from which many touchdown plays were unraveled. Deemie, the running whiz in the backfield, led his teammates in points scored and yards gained. He ran neck and neck all year for the highest scorer crown in Nassau County. At the close of the season Deemie proved a credit to his school and his class by receiving honorable mention in Newsdayls All- Scholastic Football Squad. Al glue-fingers Campbell was one of East Rockaway's best defensive threats all season long, filling the position at right end most ade- quately. Al received his nickname from the rest of his teammates for catching those almost in- accessible passes. ff, 5 il' SW One of the biggest assets this year to the Rocks was the strength of their line, which averaged 190 pounds. One of the heaviest and most versatile linemen was Larry Moose Del- ler, who constantly spearheaded the Rocks of- fensive and defensive plays. Larry himself, who weighed a mere 217 lbs, played a prominent role that he and the team will never forget when he took down three men at once in one of the Rocks' biggest goal line stands in years. The victims were St. Agnes, who at that time were losing by six points in the last remaining minutes of the last quarter. They moved the ball to East Rockaway's one yard line on an in- terception play. Spectators were jubilant when they witnessed the Rocks stop St. Agnes dead in their tracks after they tried four line plunges to obtain that needed tie-breaking touchdown. The Rocks had some tough breaks in their first few games but showed they had the spirit to win and the will to fight back, as seen in many of their games. 'll S Varsit Basketball This year East Rockaway's Basketball Team copped well deserved second place honors in SSAL Section III Basketball. Coached by Mr. George Faulkner, the team got off to a flying start by winning all their pre-season contests. The Rocks worked well together throughout the season, utilizing a 2-1-2 zone de- fense and a fast breaking offense. A few key players in their attacks were Donald Rodrigues, Richard Jacobsen and Stanley Muller. Stan Kangaroo Kid Muller, with his height and rebounding ability, was a bulwark under both boards. Dick Jacobsen, with his ball hawking and his deadly outside set shooting, was always a constant threat to opposing teams. A speedy and hustling ball player was found in Don Rodrigues, who was on the Varsity Team for three years. Don, for a little guy, also did a good share of rebounding. He was all over the court and will always be remembered for his deceptive fakes and passes. Able coaching and good team spirit added up to the most successful basketball season in East Rockaway's history with a record of fifteen wins and three losses. 46 Deemie Bruce goes up for a shot with cl Sea Cliff ployer covering him. Al Campbell goes in for Q lay-up as a Sea Clif? mon tries To stop him, 47 Where did it go? Al Campbell of East Rockaway is wondering what happened to the ball in a game againsi Oceanside. Stan Muller makes a shoi as he is guarded by Lynbrook men. P.S.-Shoi was good for Two points. 48 ff! THE J. V. BASKETBALL TEAM . . . turned in a fine record this year. Coach George Faulkner hopes that they will be able to take up where this year's Var- sity Team left off, and replace the seven graduating Varsity members. THE FROSH BASKETBALL TEAM . . . under the careful coaching of Mr. Freund also had a fine season. They exhibited a keen will to learn various shots and plays and how to work as a team, which are two of the most most im- portant factors in building a better team for the future. 49 . I ri :fel MMR r i lx ' ,flfvwl 'xt , 'H' WU! I ,a i l i V l 5 , !.f'l . l 'i X . 1 TRACK . . . This year's track squad took to the cinders with high hopes for an outstanding season. They truly fulhlled their promise of a successful season with a fine record of four wins and two losses. Mr. Berg's track team was sup- ported by many returning lettermen. This year's outstanding performers were: Donal Bruce in the sprintsg David Thomas in the 440g Stanley Muller at the pole vault and high jumpg Richard Boll over the hurdlesg Richard Jacobsen at the broad-jumpg and Leon Harris and Bernard Litzel with the shot-put. 50 BASEBALL . . . The East Rockaway nine, coached by Mr. M. Douglas Sack- man, displayed fine ability and spirit throughout the season. A good club will always have a few utility men who can play many positions equally well. With most of last year's lettermen returning to the team, and supported by a few promising newcomers, East Rockaway had such a bench this spring. One of the outstanding returnees was Senior Don Rodrigues, last year's All-Scholastic shortstop. Coach Sackman hopes that Don will help the team turn in an outstanding record for this spring season. f Nl ,wg . its 2, ' W i wc WWW kyly r'TJ WAN an-ch -.. BOY'S BOWLING . . . Coached by Mr. Howard Pollock, the Bowling Team surpassed their record of last year. The tense game's at Heineman's Bowling Center were highlighted by the bowling of Leroy Smith, Louis Shadofl, Allan Rush, Michael Gold and Eugene Kellerman. GOLF . . . In its second year at East Rockaway High the Golf Team, coached by Mr. George Faulkner, turned in an unusually fine record in their games against South Side and Lynbrook. The team members are: Salvatore Mangiara- Ag cina, Allan Rush, john Coates, William Condon, Steve Pirrie and Joel Goldman. by , igkih 52 Ml af Mfr , OJ 0-f'I,o of jjfff zaggaaarf WH ffflfffljfff Ziilf W YQ Wo ! RHO GAMMA . . . Rho Gamma, the honorary girl's sports organization, founded in 1956, tries to maintain good sportsmanship and teamwork in and out of girl's sports, and to create an interest in girlis sports. Membership in this society is considered a great honor. There are many stiff requirements which a girl has to pass before being asked into this club. Once a girl athlete does get in, you can see her wearing the traditional red and white leader jacket very proudly. One of the big events of the year, the Pep Rally parade, bonfire and dance, is sponsored by Rho Gamma. This is held the night before East Rockaway's first football game. This club also sponsors the student-faculty volleyball and softball games. The members of Rho Gamma, along with being good athletes, are leaders in other school functions. They help Miss McCord in many of her gym classes and are of service in many other ways. The annual Rho Gamma banquet in june welcomes the new members. The officers are: Maureen Sutherland, President, Jean Smillie, Vice-presi- dent, Nancy Haynes, Secretary, and Mary Shanley, Treasurer. 53 ff CC? Q2 -.- 6 T ,deign ,EFA S: A 'D 'Y,.,-,b '?iS.Qs if 12, 1 T 4,7 U X- X N Q' K W-7?-1 T957 C - XF? -E-A TID 6, qi Qc - J. Cl, HOCKEY . . . lf in the beginning of the year you saw any girls limping around the school or showing their bruises off, you were looking at the victims of the reknowned Hockey Season. This year's Honor Team did very well with Miss Eileen McCord as their coach, and wearing their stunning uniforms. Cffwefiil rio' swf Ll Z IVVVUCJL X JM. WJ,,1fC'U LD' if, QW! 0 Xflfvj Li fa ,LW V! MMTJMGUXUU sffllwfwlll LVL!! .J LN W , Q jill 231 Ig, Q7 us 'T il :N gl - lr. E 2 W ii i BADMINTON . . . Many Senior girls have become avid fans of birdie-bouno ingf, and in the past four years, some of them have developed tricky drop-shots and powerful slams. Some of these Seniors are: Mary Jane Scott, Mary Shan- ley, Patricia Pick and Susan Morrison. All of these girls have shown that this modified game of tennis isn't as simple as it looks. The Badminton Honor Team has an excellent record as does the Class Team. The number of wins far overshadows the small number of losses. The girls on this team have made a record to be proud of. 54 VOLLEYBALL . . . Volleyball is an easy sport to play, but a hard sport to play well. This year's Honor Team had many good players, a lot of team-work, and therefore an outstanding team. The most common expressions heard around the volleyball court were double-tap and hit it to the front row. Under the able direction of Miss Eileen McCord, the Honor Team won all its games, receiving practically no competition from any other school. GIRLS BASKETBALL . . . Because of a new ruling, the number of players on a team had to be cut down. Naturally this could prove to be a disadvantage to some schools, but it enabled East Rockaway's Honor Team to be the pick of the crop. The cooperative playing of Susan Morrison, jean Smillie, Patricia Pick, Mary Jane Scott, Anne Marie Bird, Maureen McGoldrick, Dorothy Stanwise, Catherine Bird and Patricia Uhl brought them a second place in the Honor Team play-offs. E-Sierra-ivzevy l If ap Q t i i s Ol y 55 lfi ,alfa ,M 'i5,M fi W MW fi 1- Loft QM 5' . ' at TABLE TENNIS . . . Although table tennis, or ping pong, appears to be a simple game to play, the girls who excell in this sport know how much prac- tice is required to attain the skill of a good player. There are many very tricky ways of sending the ball over the net, and only the best know these tricks. The Honor Team, whose members are Maureen Sutherland, Mary Shanley, Cynthia Luck, Arline Sanders and Peggy Shanley, had a most successful season, placing second in the play-offs. SOFTBALL . . . As soon as the boy's track team can come out onto the field and run around without turning blue from the cold then its time for the girl s softball team to take to the field. An infrequent cry such as Homer can be heard, but more frequently it is just Oh! I got to first base' or You re crazy' I was safe by a mile! Under the skilled direction and coaching of Miss Eileen McCord the team had a most successful season. D iylv UL ,I f I J' 0wl0L'1U.HgLf lyl'l',YJg,?' ' Url Q' 0717 ,1 il l Vrff who lib 1 U' My 1.4 l 56 GIRLS BOWLING . . . Coached by Miss Murphy, the Girls Bowling Team also had a very successful season. Their interesting combinations of strikes and spares brought many victories for the team. Among the players on this team are Maureen Sutherland, Gail Yasvin, Carol Varney, Shelia Dolin and Elaine Gorr. RIDING . . . During the fall and spring of each school year many girls are seen walking around school in riding britches and boots, and of course this year was no exception. The girls. rode once a week as long as Mother Nature did not interfere and let the rain fall. The riding team had a lot of bounces, falls, and fun under the direction of Miss Catherine Murphy. 57 I fS'w...x4NX W 'A ii .' .. Q! fn klx is .. 0 . . , . s ,N ,X . L X I , 1 J j J .LI l CHEERLEADERS . . . The voices of victory at this year's football and basket- ball games were found in our spirited cheering section. East Rockaway's peppy Varsity and Jayvee cheerleaders, with their encouraging ight, team, fight, have inspired enthusiastic response from everyone. 58 ist Y-lx., -Q41 L 77--5 -Q -lv 1 - 'ii ht.- LL ,X -----........-..,,,, ,..L' L ,i ',,,,... Lg? : F 1!,,,.. affQ'ff Q President Vice-President entor is Of icem Secretary Treasurer With just cause we are very proud of our Senior Class Oflicers. Their capable leadership has helped us through the past four years, especially in this our final year in East Rockaway. Our President, Bruce Morris, and our Vice-president, David Thomas, have fulfilled the administrative duties of conducting necessary Class meetings and organizing all other Class activities. A careful and complete record of all Class events was kept by our Secretary, joan Malmquist. Perhaps the hardest job of all was done by our Treasurer, Mary jane Scott. She had the arduous task of collecting our class dues, sometimes getting blood out of stone, and keep- ing track of all other Senior financial matters. Their leadership and service is very much appreciated and will long be remembered by a grateful class. 59 LUST In keeping with our trend of originality, our class chose for the first time, a dramatic tragedy for a Senior Play. Despite the general opinion of antipathy, Lost Horizoni' proved to be the most successful play ever produced in East Rockaway High School. Through the tireless efforts of our director, Mr. Luther Kirsch, and our stage manager, Pat Pick, together with the costume, scenery and properties committees, and stage crew, the play made its debut and was received by an overwhelmingly warm and appreciative audience on February 24. We will always remember the frequent backstage snacks, in- cluding Adrienne's orange, Ross' incessant checker games, Scot- tiels mastery of the Tibetan language, and of course, our Kirk- man-Kapped Karakal. 60 hy James H1ltUI1 HUHIZU A AA Myra A A AA Elizabeth A Wyland Rutherford A Chang Conway Mallinson Mr. Barnard Miss Brinklow Helen A Lo-Tsen Ai-Ling A Tashi A A High Lima Tibetan CAST AA A A A Carol Ryder A Barbara Bogutzski A A Ronald Elsis A Albert Campbell A, A Ross Esch Alva Tripp A Eric Wessman A Robert Parker A Nancy Haynes Myra Siegel AA Adrienne Coe Mary Jane Scott A Gail Yasvin Salvatore Mangiarcina AA A A Bruce Morris QL A 1.13. SENIOR DAY . . . This was the day that the Senior Class of '55 literally took the school by storm. The highlights of the day were the read- ing of the Class Will and the presentation of the skit, This ls Your Strife, Mr. Kirsch. Amid gales of laughter the innermost secrets of Mr. Kirschls past, as interpreted by Robert Schur, were revealed to the student body. With cries of When are my free periods? and I hope I don't have detention!, the Sen- iors took on the responsibilities of all the faculty members, from Dr. Studwell to the'Cus- todians. x l ..V. U ,Vai M.. wr V1 This year the seniors decided to offer something of their efforts to the betterment of the com- munity and selected the Golden Age group of the Adult Education Program as the most worthy. A check was presented to Mr. Ruck- deschel, director of adult education, on senior day to sponsor a trip for all the members of the Golden Age group. ,i s l Ili? 'lla 'fl - N- mst 1 t 1 H ff cls 5 ff .. , J. i, f I T A 5 -Magi, ,pl N., Z' Q A F? S SENIUH ELASS MIHHUH Patricia Pick Nancy Haynes Nancy Haynes Ethel Formont Carol Niddrie Mary Jane Scott Adrienne Coe Gail Yasvin Susan Morrison Marion Abrams Carol Niddrie Maria Sepcich Carol Ryder Adrienne Coe Carol Ryder Myra Siegel Joan Malmquist janet Bartels Most likely to succeed Most popular Best personality Most studious Most ambitious Most admired and respected Best dancers Best dressed Best athletes Sbyest Most class spirit Most cheerful Best looking N ieest smile Nicest figure and build Most musical Most artistic Most carefree 64 Bruce Morris Donal Bruce William Campbell Alva Tripp Eric Wessman Bruce Morris Sal Mangiaracina Stephen Miller Donal Bruce Donald Bishop William Campbell Robert Fearon Albert Campbell Leon Harris Gerald Vonnah Alva Tripp Herbert Hardie Gerald Vonnah 1 Qr, Z 'i- 24.1.5-Lv? 4 CIN L gnigg HRX, X , A I K xc! ,mf W W N' ' if-riff x ! SL - W MID MV V Z, ' 6? , Q. I lf l l! I X fl! ei-,.f-IG:-f , gy ywi l G2 - ' V . je-vygwxa H A JW My , My I TITLE: M r'on Abrliias M f COPYRIGHT: Marion I CONTENTS: Quiet, fashionable dresser, Mona Liza smile, efficient. TEXT: Spanish Club 1, 25 Secretarial Club 4, Treasurer, Roc-k Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4: GULL Typing Staff 3, 4, ROCK Art Staff 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Badminton 23 1 Volleyball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2. APPENDIX: Airline Stewardess El.lfIE'E'l!'! V, jf? X :Ir . i,.,..f Jg Vffll 1 JN 5 - fig, V ,fi by A 140 1 Mff ii 1 TITLE: David Ange 5 .XE COPYRIGHT: Dm - CONTENTS: Electronics and history whiz, unpreten- , 'X tious, amiable, witty. R .J TEXT: Spanish Club 1, 25 Service Squad 3, 4. T ' C APPENDIX: U. s. Marines 'SA if 5 a 5 , awe f A .' Z' . - -gn 37 Q . A , I lg 5 TITLE: Janet Bartels M COPYRIGHT: Ian CONTENTS: Statuesque, model majorette, the other half. TEXT: Chorus 2, 3, Operetta 2, 35 Music Com- petitions 2, 3, Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4: GULL Staff 2, 4g Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 45 V. Cheering 1, Service Squad 35 Debating Q, AA, Club 1, 2, 3: Library Club 1, 2, Junior 'v' Xl Prom 3: Hockey 1, Badminton 1, 2, QQ Volleyball 1, 3, 4, Honor Team 43 Bas- lis J ketball 2, Softball 2, 3, 4, Riding 3. lf' --------3 APPENDIX: Secretary 1-7 I naw 66 TITLE COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT: APPENDIX: jdihB I Ildf te lrflilf 6 Boisterous, ' ha f,' terrific twig r fun loving. Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Head 3, Rivalry l, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 3g J. V. Cheer- ing Ig GULL Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Debating Club 2: French Club 3, Junior Prom 3, Service Squad 3: N. Y. S. M. Competi- tions 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Honor Team 3, Hockey 1, 3, Honor Team 3g Softball 1, 33 Riding 2, 33 Basketball I, 2. Dental Assistant rf? fkj sa. M: I 5 TITLE COPYRIGHT CONTENTS: TEXT: APPENDIX 5 I Harry Bird Birdie I I up fp ' ff , l fffdfvj L f, WK llffklyfj li? S TITLE: Marie Beeck COPYRIGHT: Marie CONTENTS: Chain-talker, Mr. Fordhamis secretary, dungaree fan. TEXT: Spanish Club 2, Debating Club 4: Secre- tarial Club 4g GULL Typing Staff 4: ROCK Typing Staff 4: ROCK Art Staff 4g Art Club 4, Rock Rivalry 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3. APPENDIX: Secretary M wfywk MM 5, . Av l ,W WA Carvel Kid, math whiz, future Ein- stein, carefree. Math Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Rock Rivalry 3: Freshman Football Ig V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 4. College 67 I W I...fn tim. , Jai. , !'!T5'51l1S!' ' -ve. f X f gi Q, -W, , rx fr I fi' 'A 5 f. 4 1... Q 27 J . ,X f UQ ' sf fl . r n-fb , J v5 4ll.!.-.!lil , my will '1 YH!! 1 .e'e'i?i1 I an E-E .4 JE . X' X ,- l E:1ISIE'E'..'!'! .27 l ..,f -Z gi- T w fu J' Q 7 Q? J ,Jr-. X ff' , V ff TITLE TEXT JM APPENDIX: x ff' ,W Off? K'-RX jpf l ff KN, ,Nfl KX LV'fT' T' if .X Donald Bishop Don Quiet, hot-rod, one of the guys. COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: Mechanical Drawing Club, Stage Crew Rock Rivalry 4. U. S. Navy Www I S l ' TITLE Barbara Bogutzski X COPYRIGHT Bobbie, Barb , , CONTENTS: Talented artist, loquacious, ideal figure, 5 is TEXT unpinctual. 1 1 - ID X-X I R R' 1, 2, 3, 45 S ' C b ,XS Chowfcbffzflz, sg, -- eretta 2, 3, 45 Music Competitions 2, 3, S 4g Debating Club 2g Junior Prom 35 'Sx ,Q GULL 2, 3, 4, Assistant Art Editor 4, XT S ROCK Art Staff C0-Editor 43 Senior N As Play 45 Hockey 1, Volleyball 2, 3, Bas- 7 ' T -ST kerball 1, 2, 3, Badminton 2, 3. ' APPENDIX: College 4 1 1' t , L- N SI 'Ni . ,, ,MM yf' ' fe A 6 be MN I I in , 1 Q I 7 ff WYMWWI xf AI, I A -T fill 'N ' SPX? K I ,fb nl l- L -- il 14' TITLE: Richard C.Bol1 u'L ll 4, ...--- A A E V i 68 COPYRIGHT: Dibb CONTENTS: Diligent, quiet, carefree, willing Worker. TEXT: 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Bas- ketball Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Football 4. APPENDIX: Armed Forces ww TITLE COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT 43 Qzsketball 1, 4g Softbal 1, 2, 4g Bad- mi .tin 1. AI377iN5QIX: Ingbr Decorator A! Pj? X 3, 'N 3 A Di l N , XA J Irene Breuninger Debbie, I, Lady Irene Radical, snappy dresser, jet black tresses. Chorus 2, 33 Operetta 2, 3g Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 43 GULL Staff 3, 43 Seigvice Squad 2, 3, 4g Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4g Xolleyball 1, lm 39, it QV! lflill 'lf JJ l I l Jill ffl 2 ,f syn, VX if fi iffy 3 Q TITLE: COPYRIGHT Decmie CONTENTS: Ace athelete, fashionable crew cut, cute smile, popular. TEXT: Gym Leaders 1, 2, 3, 43 Rock Rivalry 2, 4g Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 43 Freshman Football 13 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 43 Freshman Basketball 13 J. V. Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Freshman Track 13 Varsity Track 2, 3, 4. APPENDIX: College ef CMT! Q3 Donal Bruce , l 5+ 4. If f ff' 'Y' Q 2-'B JIE1 U Q Q ra-55:11.15 1 Qi. s an' 3-alfa' if X ,, - la AW Q 2 fs g lQ -' if .3 i jf' 17 jjjafwwl' Mt? Olly- CQ! 1 n bk ' TITLE: Algrt Ca e l 1 f COPYRIGHT: Al, P ppe, GI - m f CONTENTS: L man, th profile, nassuming a slick sser. A r TEXT: Lea 4' fgers 3, ock Rivalry 1, 2, pres 3, Sdlnior Prlay 43 Junior Prom : N., . . M ic Co etitions 1, 2, 4' .Y S. ectio rus 4g Fresh Foot, 3 Varsi o ball 2, ' 1' 3, 4, o-Capt ' 43 Freshm f a tball va 'V' 13 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4g arsity K Baseball 2, 3, 4. 3 -----.., APPENDIX: College ' n 'lr Q- 'Nm 69 , I ll fi N --my x'z hi 0 :,,ITi. .' 7 4 Q EllSlE'!1!'! ' K ,--4' ' , '. 'fig S I I I 5 f is M. F , me -'Q 3 - X , 5. if sn A I I 1 -'I ll ivi 0, :Vw X TITLE COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS TEXT APPENDIX Bill, Os Car, ' TITLE : Jean Campbell COPYRIGHT: Jeannie CONTENTS: Hazel-grey eyes, flowing blond tresses, quiet manner. Tucker,s girlf, TEXT: Rock Rivalry 1, 2,3, 4: Junior Prom 3: APPENDIX Q 1 bell Hockey 1, 2, 3: Badminton 1, 2, 35 Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3. : Matrimony kwa William Camp Qgig 4 l spirited, conscientio Excellent sal man, p rso pl clgis ' v Glo b ne L Chorus 3, 4: - :tor 45 Rock Rivalry 2 chairman 4' Freshman Footbal ,L arsit Fo l 4: Freshman Tr. ck 1 re aske b ll: s tbJ?lll' . a Intramural for 1 lfiflfl fCfi4f+'vffZL,lj v xl ,,e3.fv..wf ,J I A ,.4.4.-Q.,.f1 gy ,,.4L,,1v ,nj -ug, ?Zy .r1.xJ-6,f CL, LZ? 0 ff ' J -deaf, ,g,! -- , ri CVC K Z.Agfcx.,f TITLE: Florence Caine COPYRIGHT: Flo CONTENTS: Peaches 'n cream complexion, baby blue eyes, Miss Florida, flowing tresses. TEXT: Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretarial Club 4: Art Club 4: GULL Staff 3, 4, Hockey 1, 25 Volleyball 1: Basketball 1. APPENDIX: N. Y. Telephone Company or Modeling if 70 School TITLE COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT: APPENDIX John Cartmel Ace Train enthusiast, careful driver, quiet, dependable. li i I TITLE: COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT: APPENDIX: 3 ll V T P-f iv'-' 6 . 5-L!! Rock Rivalry 2. i 'Tm U College ' h ' l S X ig X e--Y.,,ei1 Y H X' f ' il ,. ', fZ' K, : l Jffl -:A.V , 5 ff !'!'5'!!l1lL1! 1 I , f : ,T 5, I 5 ff :':.i S iee. T 5 -1 V , 1 W M T 99 bv, Q' D I - up 'W N l Z2 M 1- TITLE: G C v , '1 COPYRIGHT: Ttesm nd h d k Q CONTENTS. es, ori a tan ar wor e g ' r rv I f f TEXT: Rock Rivalry Stage Crew 35 J. V. T ck ff. 3, 4, Golf . I ? 9? APPENDIX: C llege Q I Dj fa VM, W 1 wjiwiw MIT? pw W Wyffga rim if I Adrienne Coe ' f Andy, Ade, A WM Sparkling personality, at home on the dance floor, happy-go-lucky. Math Honor Society 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 ROCK Literary Staff 45 GULL Exchange Editor 3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Senior Play 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Rock Rivalry 1, 2, Service Squad 2, 35 French Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Debating Club 35 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Badminton 1. Cortland State Teachers College 71 M Tr' X 1 I , ,' , ' IQ I' 41? , A jj ,lgfr 'affiillif -sf ...i ' ll EI2.lSIE'E'l!'! ' l ,-4' ' by . M rg 19' ' Y 1 s . 1- gn A I ll 5? -'I offs ll gi 125,459 -I r ..--' -. Q ti' no S TITLE COPYRIGHT CONTENTS TEXT APPENDIX: . M l 1,3 y y OM! l TITLE COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT APPENDIX: I . Noreen Curtis j Nor Mrs. Hefele's right hand, keen sense of humor, zealous, dependable GULL typist. National Honor Society 3, 4: Secretarial Club President 4, GULL Typing Editor 4, Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4: ROCK Typing Staff 45 Art Club 43 Gregg Short- hand Contest 2, 3, 4. Secretary , .,x I. 4 ,,Al. ,fi . ' li 1 Ll ,. V, , l H If lx I! In v,,' Lawrence Deller Moose , , . I l , Man Mountain Dean, football ace, avid book fan, strictly bachelor type. Football 2, 3, 4. College TI LE. COPYRI I-I : Robert b Donofrio Bob I WW CONT NTS. TEXT: APPENDIX: 7 2 ' 'razy legs, flashy dresser, good sense of humor, willing worker. Debating Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Astronomy Club 1. College WM' 9 if ftfayxflfj l Nl, ll TITLE: COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT: APPENDIX: TITLE: COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT: APPENDIX: li Barbara Doolittle Bobbie Steno whiz, soft-spoken, bowling fan, Mrs. Hefele's left hand. Hi-Y 45 Secretarial Club 4, Secretaryg GULL Typing Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Typing Editor 4: Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 45 Service Squad 3, 45 ROCK Typing Staff 45 Gregg Shorthand Contests 3, 4g Senior Play 4: Badminton 2, 33 Hockey 2, 35 Volleyball lg Bowling 1, 2, 3, Honor Team 3. Medical Secretary APPENDIX: Army Freshman Football lg Varsity Football 2, I f 33 Varsity Basketball 4. Ailg, S 4 - . '3 Z ll fr Q nv:g::ffrf71,. 1 9,1 1 E-.5 35:11 .Y 4. .!i,. L !'!I5'513.l.1:! I 'i Y ja- Q' I 'X I TITLE: Ronald Elsis 1, COPYRIGHT: Tex Zi Q CONTENTS: glglgeblggogceizrlexhibitionist, party giver, TEXT: Senior Play 45 Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 45 4 V f f,fx4 all 2. Q3 Wgyf Ross Esch Ross captivating grin. Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 45 GULL Boys' Sports Editor 4, Senior Play 4, French Club 3, 4, Varsity Football 3. University of Miami 73 Blond wavy hair, debonair, fflirtatious, w , ' i I I 1 I f I .' , lQ i r aft: is Qirmfil 0 , - 'lr NQ -u : '7f,f WJ A X' X EE-l 5 23 I' Ulf u.'l L es-2 0 U I :IIB .4 . 7 - I-'L - EIJSIEETE! F-g...s' , 0 ' I I N f xx XX Q X I A N 5 1 -5 I X I .- gn ry if I In -I aria P ll get I it IV TITLE COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT APPENDIX: A Patricia Feil f !,,!f TEXT: APPENDIX: In If all wif? witty teller of amusing tales, congenial. Brooklyn Prep 1, 2: Rock Rivalry 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 4. College lf ffl Put Quiet, diligent Worker, likeable, de- pendable. Library Council 4. Business School Ill TITLE: COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT: APPENDIX: 74 Ethel Formont Eff Diligent worker, shorthand whiz, indus- trious, likeable. National Honor Society 3, 45 GULL Typing Staff: Spanish Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Rock Rivalry I, 2, 3, 45 Secretarial Club 4: Senior Play 43 Hockey 1, 2, 3, Honor Team 3g Volleyball 1, 2. Secretary 24 T i TITLE COPYRIGHT CONTENTS: TEXT APPENDIX f NTI 'E yoj! ii,'!li3!,i'WSQifllf Richard Formonof I Dirk ' ' 'I ixflli 3 75 I Keen sense of humor, speed demon, mania for motors, snappy drummer. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Rock Rivalry 1, Me- chanical Drawing Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Work TITLE: COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT: APPENDIX: W, APPENDIX: College Qf' 3... ,L .z it ti 12215711 1.. 14 7T -Lv 11 U i 1 , . A !'5'!l::lL!Z! H .gag 1 x 1-H 'X l :W W9 TITLE: Daniel Freyer 1, COPYRIGHT: Danny Q CONTENTS: Dry wit, Frankie's protege, knack for Q' making people laugh, science fiction fan. L TEXT: Math Honor Society 3, Spanish Club 1, fi 25 Rock Rivalry 1: Freshman Football 1. 'C W' f vw, K Sheldon Gering Shel Hot-rod, subtle sense of humor, 'car buretor kid, cooperative in class ac tivities. Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2 Photography Club 33 Service Squad 3, 4. 'I ig College gfifyf ,aj J -: 'alta 'A -..lsmgigl ll n' E' iifi' q :ii o' TlT7u.',ll9 ' AL V TITI.E: Carole Giardine I COPYRIGHT: Curolr' CONTENTS: Neat dresser, champion swimmer, peppy NZ ,. cheerleader. T' T' 7 TEXT: Secretarial Club 45 Chorus 2, Operetta 2, 0 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 V. Cheering 1, 3, Varsity p 9 Cheering 2g Rock Rivalry lg Hockey 1, I ' 23 Volleyball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2g Soft- ball 1, 2. APPENDIX: Swimming Instructress Y ef . , Ismail ACA 4 . i 1 A i EI2.ISlE'ET!'! Vf f' f X Ll, . cf I l ' , I ! Lf X TITLE: Mar aret Gobposkiw' 5 S COPYRIGHT- Mag! Q 5 CONTE :,.Congenia , C ic vifdigbe, kigjffiur M M82 f ' C SLOJW .ppag is TEXT: 4g d 3, 4- Rock as ,fQ7fV , , 4 G 'n aff 3 S 6 45 S ni g JTJHIOI' nf 3g S S' Hockey,1,J7 ' Sggf all 1, Volleyball 1. S APPENDIX: Secretary Wf x .xy 9 W SN X 'i ,y , Q. . :- Sl 4 l fl Q Q 'I ii gd figs- 4.19 , -------1 4 l Qw- ! .9 off 76 I TITLE: COPYRIGHT: C NTENTS: .9 TEXT: APPENDIX: Jacob Greenblatt 109' Camera fiend, mischievous chuckles, woman teaser. Math Honor Society 3, 4, Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4g Photography Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 3g Service Squad 3, 4, Freshman Basketball lg J. V. Basketball 2, 3g Span- ish Club I, 2, 3. College Z TITLE COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT: APPENDIX f- 'N fx -NJN ling Jjff ab gl - I 4 'jj' ,ff ff 1 ,e , or Ill X le U4 wld xl Herb, Herbie, Hubieeer' N lg! , fl! Talented artist, everybo y's,f ie dj pla a mean guitar Art Contest 3 Rock Rival 3 4 ' Herbert Hardiefffx mx s if Gym Leaders 3, 4, Freshman Football lg Freshman Basketball 1, Freshman Trac 1, J. V. Track 2, 3. If Trade School , f K, .A WM gy ,M W x Jr ,X . 1 TITLE COPYRIGHT CONTENTS TEXT APPENDIX: J M' WwbMwMffbQ,!tyWf1 k Leon Harris Leon Flirtatious eyes, cute smile, hustling tackle, sarcastic wit. Student Council 3, 4, French Club 3, 4g Chorus 2, 3, 4, Gym Leaders 3, 4, Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 2, 3, Junior Prom 3g ROCK Photography Co-editor 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Freshman Football lg V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. College I V I I J , lfbmlyjm filllllxvk M . llc! X ll! la A r' ,KNXV Vclulj l IDP! G N U TITLE: Nancy Haynes ICOPYRIGHT: Nancy CONTENTS: Ipana smile, lively wit, passion for fashion, cognizant. TEXT: National Honor Society 3, 4g Class Treasurer 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Rho Gamma 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 4, GULL Staff 2, 3, 4g Debating Club 2, 3g Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 45 ROCK Co-editor-in- Chief 4, Senior Play 4g Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball I, 2, 3, 4. APPENDIX: College 77 ,f 61 u I . 64 ,I-1 -?- 2 5-sl. .nm y. . .tal !'T5'!lI2J.1.'l ' -ue. x . if FQ -I' .ZZ x , I if I TTI' if .1 KJ flint 1 Kg Z J N -WM, V I ug 4 - if I I r ii '61 1 D If- n I ill S ag. C f V7 ,-b ' X 1- 1-Q' -'!'--20 JIM L Chl. . EI1LSXl!'ET!'! x l ,.4u' ,ig S' SN I if SS xx 5 5 f ag if X o n Q- sv .- ai -'I its 5 k SD -L ' 1 llw TITLE COPYRIGHT CONTENTS TEXT APPENDIX: TITLE COPYRIGHT CONTENTS TEXT Richard Jacobsen Dick, jake, Bobo Incriminating laugh, versatile athlete, a way with the girls, big hunk ya manf, Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Leaders 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 4, Freshman . Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 45 Fresh- man Basketball lg J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4g Varsity Baseball 3, 4. APPENDIX: College -if ' ww Tzsiji f '-T , w , ggi fb Jay' I JP Sf Milan E. Kovarcik Milan Fishing enthusiast, dry wit, friendly manner. Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Debating Club 4, Projection Squad 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 3, 4, Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 4. College T Vfxxw I ' ',P Q G , , Wi MM I ww f is O X, I TITLE: Margaret Laffey COPYRIGHT: Peggy CONTENTS: Infectious giggle, sunny disposition, op- timistic. TEXT: Secretarial Club 4, Art Club 4, Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4g Badminton 1. APPENDIX: Secretary fl 3110 f 1 limi 1 W Dill - - 'TI 1 : lohn ljh -Q T- ,Y O n ggi: lac A 4 1 Uiiblg' T : sw to yDorsey,individual- , ' T Q Ch , 2, 3, :Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Singers If 1 3 panish b 3 g Rock Rivalry 1, B X 49 fre a , 3, 49 N. Y. S. Music 'x , f W! , V Comp ' s , 3, 4: Dance Band 1, 1 , 2, 4.. i ,J NDI Music olege , iff ' . gig , l i '! 5'1-1121.121 I 'eh R. . v A J I jk, .1 N1 Lf ! 1 , ff f tyfflff J , I L. , ,ml -. GJ f 1, ,154 :af I e ff :ii diy! f 1 ikl if -14 ' 9 nl I I , 1.-ab - ' 1 'JIT kj J 7 I 1 J 2? . ,f'l'f CZ TITLE: Bernard Litzel it COPYRIGHT: Bernie Q CONTENTS: Sllcgggrgrgin, muscle man, curious crew cut, . TEXT: Seton Hall High School 1, 25 Rock ' Rivalry 3, 45 GULL Staff 4, Varsity -H 'C Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4. 2 APPENDIX: College Q :jx fda! Q! fi S .Z- i - if Z 1 I . VI J , w AM . 71 W -' f i' ' 5 .! A , if Q 1 TITLE: Cynthia Luck COPYRIGHT: Cynila CONTENTS: . . . and that! incessant chatter, at- tractive wardrobe, perpetual calorie counter. I' TEXT: Hi-Y 3, 4, French Club 3, 4: Band 1, -'H 2, 3: Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 43 GULL Staff 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Debating Club 2, 3, 4, N. Y. S. Music Competitions 1, 2, 3, ' 4: Service Squad 3, 4, Senior Play 43 Badminton 1, Volleyball 1, Baslmball 1, R ,gp 2, 3, Softball 2, 3: Table Tennis Honor 3-------:,:.1!l Team 1, 2, 3, 4. I T ' APPENDIX: Secretarial School 79 11 S IMI 4' .Life 5SiQwWQ .i ll Ei-EEWZ ,abby 4 Rai. 4 EIELSlE'E'l'!'! K 2 2,42 '. TTL. T -S 5 P WS .ex C XX X SX S X Sea ig Q S? is V. . rg if p T? , 5. Ql - ii -'I fi ff ll Si liis,-4159 .--- 1 1 li j is COPYRIG1 ' Ioan CON ' M. a APPENDIX: TITLE: n almquist Inno t expression, subtle, talented art- is , l shes easily. t dent Council 2, Girls' State 3, Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4, Rho Gamma 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, GULL Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant' Art Editor 4, J. V. Cheering 2, 3, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 35 Softball 1, 2, 3. College TX 2 'il of t ilfivijl Qlwlllipu A x LW 7,50 dj ,J D 5 is K Q iilo gif QV W WNVQMQQQE f wily 'ily Q TITLE COPYRIGHT CONTENTS: TEXT APPENDIX: he iifiisllt H V fgj Salvatore Mangiaracina Sal Fascinatin, rhythm, golf's his game, con- vincing line, smooth dancer. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Operetta Lead 1, 4g Singers 2, Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Freshman Basketball 13 V. Basketball 14 Varsity Baseball 2, Golf Captain 3, 4. Play Professional Golf S W! W 1' ' 1 f lxj N ' QI' !!Q2 , - 4 f l 1 T fl . . ' ayr Q Ci X x I C PYR T: M y Pie lb ONTE S: New Mexico's gift o E. R., master of dialects, flapper, full of fun. TEX : Lynbrook High School 1, Las Cruces Union High School 2, 3, Senior Play 45 Chorus 4, Debating Club 4, Rock Ri- , valry 45 Operetta 4. APPENDIX: Nursing is ,Q l 80 RL TITLE James McDonnell COPYRIGHT: jim, Jimmy , CONTENTS: Motor boat enthusiast, friendly attitude, 'F' hot-rod station Wagon. TEXT Spanish Club 2, 35 Rock Rivalry 2, 4. ,YEA 5 U APPENDIX: College , 1 ' !E75'5l3l11! I ig '3 -.Q X at if ak I --,N Ii- ' - s , 2 D ' TITLFIE Joseph Miller Q COPYRIGH 106 ' , at '- CONTENTS Sarcastic wit, wisecracker, floppy locks, unpredictable. . , TEXT Mechanical Drawing Club, Operetta Stage Crew, Rock Rivalry 1. 2 APPENDIX: Work 2 'Z ' , W n.a K , Q, WMJ ,E , p 1.3 W My OL gil ' L f' vi i , . W PLUS M e A WMU! ' Ugyaf y Q I My jf W1 TITLE Stephen iller COPYRIGHT Sfmt' CONTENTS Avid debater, Dapper Dan, sarcastic r -- wit, appreciates a good joke. - ' TEXT: Student Council 3, 4, Gym Leaders 1g Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman lg French Club 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 f Freshman Basketball 14 J. V. Basketball X ' 1' 3, Varsity Basketball 4. ' APPENDIX College Aff, K 3 - ---1-:..,M if- . Y 81 I .ll 2 if X 0 44411 N 2 I U 1 i ,X N- , I '. 5 C 4 'Gi-'11-'im 'Y QMS I 47' .ll 87' 'JD T Iv : M sta the ,ss rn leade, 'ited ' A ,jo tbal lay , Mr SS. f M o v c'ety 3, 45 Cass Vice- , 5 Pr s e ' lg resident , ,4g Boys' x SM ' 'I tat g F -.meg b 2, , 4, Treasurer Q 1 l -s 35 tin , ub , , 3, ebatin Club 0 . 1 0 8 ' --N 45 rary l ock Rivalry 1, ' 5 X' , 3, w ,f Le 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior U, I A Pr m T . man 3 OCK Literary Staff 1 g e or Play 4, reshman Football lg y Football 3, 4, Freshman Basket- bal 15 J. V. Basketball 25 Varsity Bas- ketball 3g Varsity ball ' rack 3 E' A111113 IX: College M 5 4641002 4 .'-,-. 4 - v1l.n:i'n1-11 q ujal u X Htglgggj sr of-1 f 4, 4 V9 , K f l A E' fb Y ' 59? , 05' NW J fyg 56' J, - y , ' ftp ' : F 4 , , 2 ,, , , My I 9,411 . ins, f. 24,99 A ' 4 ,Jr ,CJ 492V f I J Z I f I l Q, X 3' gy , ' . I , - S ' TITLE Susan Morrison COPYRIGHT Susie To I CONTENTS Extreemly versatile athlete, congenial, 5 H 'X N efficient worker Q TEXT: Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating Club i 25 Forum Romanum 2, 3, 4, Math Honor J'-Nw society 2, 3, 4, GULL staff 4, Hi Y 4, 1 Rho Gamma 3, 4, Volleyball H. T. 2, 3, 2 ' W 4, Basketball H. T. 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 5' H. T. 1, 2, 3, 4g Softball H. T. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Hockey H. T. 1. x , APPENDIX St. Lawrence University V . X , A 1 L I ' .L if ' l ' 34 TITLE Stanley Muller COPYRIGHT Sian, Mo CONTENTS: Sky-scraper, nonchalant, indifferent, '- 1 Stan the Manf, 'T' TEXT Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom 35 Gym Leaders 3, 4, President 4, Freshman Basketball 1, J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity 5 K Basketball 3, 4, Freshman Football 1, s 1 J. V. Football 25 Freshman Track 1, ! Varsity Track 2, 3, 4. 1 .lb APPENDIX College or Navy '--M'-3 I HW 82 Q f S ,fyxvdf .V , Uvywc 4, 21 iw4:eQw,g?fw A fi X' A . 0' 4 is MA ecffleff I gl W GJV 7 af y . I 4 'M - QV' I .P X I TITLE: arole F. Niddrie COPYRIGHT: Lilflc Na oleon U Brain C: CONTENTS: TEXT: APPENDIX: P 1 f Sedulous worker, pert 'n petite, Miss Class Spirit, pixieish. , Student Council 3, 4, President 4: French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4: Glee Club lg Singers 3, 4: Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4: N. Y. S. Music Competitions 2, 3, 4: Operetta Leads 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Team 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Nursing .N ' M gf! ,J I I x 7, I X1 u v 1 J, -,fi JM 3 A 'JZ ' I f F ,fi f J XL ,l U I ! W K X ! 7 X fi k 1 ,fi T g f ,, s 1 I ' A ,ff ' TITLE: Lois n O'Neill COPYRIGHT: Lois, L0 CONTENTS: Typical Irish temper, Service Squad TEXT: APPENDIX: Leader, Schel's Shop Steward. Service Squad 3, 4, Captain 4: Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretarial Club Vice- president 4: GULL Typing Staff 3, 4, Debating Club 3, Senior Play 4, Modern Miss 43 ROCK Typing Staff 4: Softball 1, 2, 33 Badminton 2: Volleyball 2, 4: Basketball 3, Hockey 3. Secretary 1 1 '4 'll -7.1L 2 z ls ,- -u liflxerifiii- ll ' S3 i'i..E Tm .. Q I - .I-I - !'E'!'513l1I! I ve- xg, E' f Puff 62 N 2 I 1 Z I 1 6 My Q f'?'s,, ' a 2 V 'Z Q fm., w P if W ' . , ji ' ff tg rg ' if . off PM .Q A W fyo I I if TITLE George Ouzounian I' COPYRIGHT Ozzie, Turk ,,,, CONTENTS Congenial, easy-going, willing worker. TEXT: Chorus 4: Debating Club 4, Rock Ri- valry 2, 4: Freshman Football lg Varsity Football 3, 4. . - APPENDIX: Armed Forces V, OA 4 v. QP..!.-.:,gl i - P n NQ 83 .iiftifiv EL 2 II X' X E-3 30 - I-1. - EIl.lElE'!'2!'! sr X ...Z '! Lok UU A - x I . V . V - X . Qi' 'ai A I lil 1 Q - I .vi 5 s ff - T li 'Q j TITLE- COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT: APPENDIX: lg X N X T X . Jw - rw T Iijdber . arker ' I ' OP I : ob I 0 - W w T 2p?A ia faigllverflfa athlete, class- N S sp' ited, agne ic pe sonali . X XYEX ru Z omalxltm , 3, 4, sident 3, 4g A X e ecleF ncai 3,4 rl t4gGym as ea sl ,3, ,G ff4gRock ' i lry , 2, , Co-c .' man 43 Junior Prom 5 ni Play 4, arsity Football 'X ' D I , 4g . . tball 2, Varsity Basketball 3' I ram r Basketball 33 V. Basket- , ba g Fr s man Basketball Ig Baseball X ifa, Q25 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. gt APPENDIX: K ollege jk. were Patricia Pic I Puf, Pais, P 0 . Deadly guard, su i tellig ce a - ulous pajama part , C t t O . Math Ho cb Socict , 3 , r ident g National nor So ' 3, Mas 2, A 3,4,ope z,3,,NX.. Q Competitio s 1, u ' rom 3, Literary Staff 4' , 3 4 m sx Mana er 4, ck iv lrmpgrlfl , 5 ice I 4, a ' g 2 2 Spam ub , 2 g ' enior Play 9 Bad 1,'N , 4, Honor Team 2, 3, 4' sk tball 2, 3,xQrHonor Team 3, 45 QQ-i3 I .llX2 3 Table Tennis ager W Simmons C011 ge 7 5 Q , M lf A f' TITLE: Edward Plitt COPYRIGHT: Eddie, Bojysfer, Hot Rod CONTENTS' Joe Boppf' smooth dancer, motorcycle 3 A Q T mania. TEXT: Sewanhaka High School 1, 2, 3. f APPENDIX: Machinist f if -1 84 TITLE COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS Mart Poldmets Muffy Mole, Mari, Polrcaf Wall Street Charlief' vivid imagination, souped-up bicycle. CONTENTS ll I , Q',.: .,-- Q 5--is TEXTLb kH'vhSh11gRkR'.l - -11111 4: Varsity Football 4g Track 3. APPENDIX: College . 4 ' 1' 1 I4 'fiJfri2i 9v' 'C if- VJ 55 .J ,, Q , 7 V1 4- 4 in V if ?,,-ffi I - ' !'!!T5'!l!3L!15 I 'ka gl ' ' l 'yi YSPVQV P755 'K X' I, jf . I 1 J in ff 5 5 JI Y , , Q. , i ix I I V X L' ' ' is 'I - ' N ' I ' I ' if all l I 7 4 3 l , I g TLE wiuia Rahman Q COPYRIGHT: Bill, Pfam' ' Ingenious mechanic, shy guy, flirtatious grin, ambitious. Mechanical Drawing Club 4. TEXT: APPENDIX: U. S. Navy A -A W 'LQ-f 1 . : Tux.. ix M 1 f , if 3 L I A .Nl K i I ffl-A 1' 5 ? f! , , , Z A ' 4. Z Q '2 'QA N lfhli A Alt I K I L,-M1 1 ' , I I 4 t J ,, i J 1 ii Z' E fi ' 1 IL' l f . I - 2 N .-'J W I ', ,f ' , if '1-li: fl .Rf . Jr V rxfilf if ll 1, , l 'M' 1, I . TITLE: COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT: APPENDIX: i - I ri. I ,X ' if 'Y I , L IJ , IPL? I MPL r nf fi. Donald Rodrigues Don, Donnie, R011 Keystone Kid, corny line, Fibber McGee, always smiling. Gym Leaders 2, 3, 49 Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Basketball Ig V. Basket- ball Zg Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Captain 3, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, C0-captain 3, 4, All Scholastic Squad 3. Service 85 , . - M, 'E as i' I I f .- unit. I al !--fill: I ' -- ill ii 1 a I ' ' 0 ,5: '?fl2 ll E-ii 4 IJTIE' ' I 1' - I-1. - EIZISIEIZF! K -,,4.nf 0 l 'if yi . e .XX av 5 vw' ' . 4 ,- gn Ti A , .' 14 -1 ' ,fn- ' K S S' ligs,,,A:Q ,f- ' ,,, Q r l TITLE COPYRIGHT CONTENTS TEXT APPENDIX: S162 SNS I any B TIT E: V QEBPYRI : ?-7 by CON : pre c able, iss Arnold Constable, vi s pe o ality. : Stu nt cil 1, 25 Math Ho r - ,NJ 'ety 45 nch Club 3, 4' Debatin lub 45 Club 5Ro Riva y , 2, 3, , C -c irma 25 U 2, Service S d 2, 5 Ju ior ro , enior Play H olxey 1, , 45 Vo ball 1, 2, 3, 45 B ketball K 35 Riding 1, 2, 3, 45 ft '1, 2, 3. ' PPE X: in wg, , lg Ulu Mary Shanley Mary ' Untimely Hts of laughter, congenial?-Q! ready with a helping hand. Debating Club 2, 35 Rho Gamma 3, 4, Treasurer 45 French Club 45 Rock Ri- valry 1, 2, 3, 45 ROCK Typing Staff 4 Secretarial Club 45 Shorthand Contest 3 45 Senior Play 45 Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Team 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Table Tennis Honor Team 1, 2, 3, 4i Secretary 19-1 Q 4 f lf 5.11 A sw WWW aaesflfw - if F I I I if i TITLE: Mary Jane Scott COPYRIGHT: Scotfie, Scot Do! CONTENTS: Go-getter for class dues, dynamic, crazy TEXT: APPENDIX: 86 for dancing, gullible. National Honor Society 3, 45 Class Treas- urer 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Rho Gamma 2, 3, 45 Service Squad 2, 3, 45 GULL Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 3, Assistant Editor 45 Library Council 15 J. V. Cheering 25 Debating Club 2, 35 Junior Prom 35 Shorthand Contests 3, 45 Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretarial Club 45 Senior Play 45 ROCK Literary Staff, Co-business Manager, Typing Editor 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 45 Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Team 2, 3, 45 Softball 25 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. College lllis lt TX alt KES N it if: N of 2 ff l X Cxif' w L -7 'X, Z TITLE Robert Schur COPYRIGHT: Bob CONTENTS: Mathematician, young at heart, Bee-bop fancier. TEXT Math Honor Society 3g Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. APPENDIX College ll Ii Ti if Q!-L-9. .villa I , - - .hi ,. !'!'5'!lI2.L1. ii. . -1 5 V N f I l -1 Qi we ,mtg U Mi WW HJ 'V I J Lb IL . N 1 QW' Q99 7 ' ww 1110 '- . I , My L, ly, I Ml' ,iq ay i Q35 ji ' I . ..a1,,., i QP I W i Q! ' 'Ln X 27 ' 'l 'I : Mjililfepc' f I l, , ' OP. ia,Sf'1J E . e icate appetite, tagious lau h, per- L? - L pe af diet, a ian or pizza, ev i e. W 1. : ent CO 4Z Ma,th o Sociewxf Q , . ,Singh ub1,3,eef1hK,, L .- 2, 3, lilly Cegntte 3, 4, L PMA i ent 4, rus 2, , perett 2, 3, g ' .Y. S. , 5 ' , 1, 2, ULL Staff 2, 3, 4, Service 2 J d 3, 4, Junior Prom 3, Senior Play Q , Badminton 1, 3, 4g Hockey 2, 4g 2 , , L Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 35 Softball f l, 3. APPE Buffalo State Teachers College 1 . ' V bfi M RQ W ix CYP J . I! , SPLIT ' Li ly- V 11:1 Lb NS Lvl' .E 1. I -Ng I 3 lj ' eu! Vw 1 I .f ' 1: c V1 1 A rbi ii -I lwf v Xflvf wv TIC x,lH W V' H M fkyivilii, S, xx , GX. 1, twin gi ii, i I 4 1 l 'xl' 1 ' I i L ' L2 I ,X ,' CJISTTLE: Myra Siegel . , ' CSPKYRIGHT: Mil-lm 1 , ,I O QTENTS: Radical views, avid debater, sultry, cul- l' K Vi' yi tured taste. RV, rl TEXT: Student Council 3, Secretary 3, Math r N VV I ,x ' VV Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Singers 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta X3 Leads 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Dance Band 1 ll . .. L 1, 45 N. Y, S. Music Competitions 1, 2, 2, 3, Junior High Editor 1: French Club ' .4 2, 3, 4, Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 5, 4, ROCK V4 Literary Staff 45 Senior Play 43 Hockey K -lik 1, 3, 4, Honor Team 4: Volleyball 1, 3, 3 -----I.f!N 4: Riding 1, Badminton 1. APPENDIX: College 87 i l 1'- ll N as-2 0 I 7 EI21E!E'ET!'! Tl I 3' 7-Z..-1 . ', XX I 45 P I Q ,N S 5 S' ,ms n sw T' rp X 4 .' .j sv A I lil Q 5 L .1 a.n - ' , 'QT IFC I fr' 1 XM 'x ,X JO N U 1 ,,, ,M , .Aj N, J , . , J! iff- f , P' P li IEKSJ l Val XX L . l 'J , X ligs- fl-F 4 I ,J CW cf I g A, TITLE: COPYRIGHT CONTENTS TEXT: APPENDIX: 9 f. 'A TITLE: LeRoy Smith COPYRIGHT: R0y, Smitty CONTENTS: Fascinatin' crew cut, quick wit, acrobat bowling enthusiast. TEXT: Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, Mechanical Draw- ing Club 4, Varsity Bowling 2, 4. APPENDIX: Work Wye CI 141:39 rf 5 R WSP NIB! J 0 'f Q3 Z l,v,r' . ' C Maureen Sutherland UZ? Maureen Pres, deadly forward, earnest stude , pin boy's delight. National Honor Society 3, 45 Mathjk Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 De- bating Club 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4 Spanish Club lg GULL 3, 4, Girls' Editor 4: Band 1, 2, 35 Rho Gamma 2, 3, 4, President 4: Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4g ROCK Literary Co-editor 45 Senior Play 4, Hockey Honor Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Honor Team 4: Table Tennis Honor Team 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 9 Honor Team 25 Softball Honor Team 1, ' 2, 3 , 4. College . fi K, My 1 ' s -f .. 1 .V it fl 'P R X TITLE COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS TEXT: APPENDIX: Q. S David Thomas Dave Speed merchant: aggressive, photography fan, woman Chaser. Class Vice-president 3, 4, Gym Leaders 1, 3, 4, Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Photography Club Treasurer 3, 4: De- bating Club 3g Service Squad 33 GULL Staff 4, ROCK Literary StaH 43 ROCK Photography Co-chairman 4: Junior Prom 35 Bowling 4, Varsity Track 1, 2, Co-captain 3, 43 Freshman Football 1, J. V. Football 2g Varsity Football 4. Sampson Air Base, College fi lbw, TITLE: COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT: APPENDIX: yd Harry Torgersen Torgi, Squarehcad Willing worker, good sport, quiet, de- pendable. Rock Rivalry 2, 4, Senior Play Stage Crew 4, Freshman Football Ig Varsity Football 3, Freshman Basketball lg Intra- mural Basketball 3g Varsity Baseball 2, 4. College TITLE COPYRIGHT: CONTENTS: TEXT: APPENDIX: Gerald Vonnah Gvrry '72 ' fQLQ,4L,4,o-c.a.Z.,0A TITLE COPYRIGHT CONTENTS TEXT : Alva B. Tripp, Jr. llpO7O,l Uiww Aly, Alpha Plays a hot tuba, scientific minded, Great Carusof' ho, ho! : Math Honor Society 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Prom 3g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 2, 3, 4g Singers 3, 4, N. Y. S. Music Competitions 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4, Operetta 3, Sbpce Squad 2, C1 3 4 3, 45 Photogra , , , Nice- president 45 CK -iterary Editor, Spani C1 , 35 S or Play 4. PE IX: Kb lfffiqy J' Quick temper, good swimmer, skipper of the Flying G,', terrific physique. Rock Rivalry I, 2, 3, 4g Freshman Foot- ball Ig J. V. Football 2. College 89 7.-Q-- .z 1 FQ i ' I 'Z IQL' nv. 'Q' I ' QQ rv- '7- 3 5-te. .151 ug, N- , .hi l. !!'5'!'l13l.1.. I is x i if F2 'Q ga, Q N f ,, fi' 'ti Q22 Sie 'Q 3 J ' N y . ' .' , IQ -. W.-F I I f.. avi fflbmfiil Q., A Ill P ,,-f Ion H X .53-2 0 , Mm ' I ,- l L 1.1. . E.f1lS!E'!T'!'! ? K ,-f x if 'T .WY ' f I 5 X r l .. SI ' A si li:s-,,4LE'!k5 i -nv ' -K Q 7 iff TITLE. COPYRIGHT. CONTENTS. TEXT: APPENDIX: rw N Lg 3 fi ' .J . f I J 1'A if affix of 4, I, 52 It 5 X . ' M : Eri .Wessm C YR T: S G., C ENTS: m av bater, mainstay of the V' ROC t hiz. TEXT: New r i h School 1, 25 Chorus 3, 45 Ope, t'ta Le 5 . Y. S. Music Com- APPENDIX: Johnathan Wetherington petitions 3, 45 GULL Staff 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Debating Club 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Rock Rivalry 3, 45 ROCK Co-editor- in-Chief. Business world will give way to dramatic aspirations Wavy hair--short cropped, owner of a new car-every week, at home in an Art room. Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Scholarship 45 Rock Rivalry 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Stage Crew 45 Operetta Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. Armed Forces 5 7 f X55 Q 10m ,f 1 -f' F 7 4 ff J ff X if ll! -i cfCf!jba, f I cf' I f V JP .ly Ez, fi TITLE: Edward Wright COPYRIGHT: Ed, Bmlyop CONTENTS: Ardenr musician, girl shy, sleepy expres- sion. TEXT: Power Memorial High Schol 1, 25 Band 3, 45 Dance Band 45 Rock Rivalry 3, 4. APPENDIX: College 90 TITLE COPYRIGHT CONTENTS TEXT: : Gi1ilYasvin : Gail : Pug nose, passion for jewelry, chic ward- robe, baby blue eyes. 4, Service Squad 35 Hi-Y 4, Rock Ri valry 1 2 3 4' ROCK Ty in Staff 45 a s v v P g Senior Play 4, Hockey 1, 2, 35 Volley ball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 1, 3, 4, Honor Team 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GULL Staff 1, 3, Riding 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2. Q f FQJEIJ APPENDIX: Nursing A ,f, . .-11---'f I , ,- .5 ,ez f we I fl 7 , ,fl , ,' - ,1,,. G ra ,cw-.u,, I 1 'iff , fx If I ' I I I fl' ' il Zi Q, 1, 1 , , -, ,f X f fl, 1 lTLltl!T V, Qi' I, fi fl I ,JV qv.. - . if j j ,ff A , ,I if M., I ..-if If if , ,U Y 1 ' ji if- II C ig! , ig! 'f A, 5 , - -I X IV' ,y,.f'3. S-T!5f.Lf'-f I- 4 7 QE I 4 4' - i .Jn ,,u..Jl n Q,nL1uii.Jn.1l..i1'v,, .J If I ,H 2 A mlm ,Z fb , , f 'TF 91 QV' 'BT CAROLE GIARDINE Although East Rockaway does not have a swimming team of its own, one memberi of our class has gained prominence in this field. Carole Giardine, a member of the Women's Swimming Association Team of New York, has trium- phantly seized such high honors as Junior National One-Hundred Yard Breast Stroke Championship, and Senior Metropolitan Two- Hundred Yard Championship in five consecu- tive years. She has also set three Bermuda Swimming Records and today remains undefeated. Carole has to her credit sixteen championship titles, one hundred medals, and eighteen trophies, many of which are the highest in the nation. MIN EOLA FAIR This time for the first time the Industrial Arts department set up an exhibit at the Mineola Fair. Joe Miller built a hydro', which was the sensation of the school exhibits, and brought East Rockaway a first place ribbon for school exhibits. rummrmmmmmn ' P ' w ' A WL- M Q - x, If J .wy , Wgltml vi l ,K Q.. C1 rl i ' X 5 c: yW1Q..Q Vi J V ! fumlvf L M xg 5 IW IUIIUW 11 :-ffl? ' W ? ' ll Y I lllflmlmlll ,', ', ' lux.-.Eff I E12 Mllfflwl --.J ' Y - f OQ'?f i 8 W fl BRWNK COMPLIMENTS OF EPSILON PHI SORORITY 94 ffiffi-02m 414k .16 1141-4411A fafffz 10.41, fi 70 Y ! 11,0-4 7 7 Zpwb ff-cA..,MJ bvwjfw RHQ GAMMA SIGMA LAMBDA ON EAST ROCKAWAY 96 BEST WISHES To the Class of '55 SIGMA RHO SORORITY SUSIE BEANE DIANE BOGARDUS SOUPEE BRUCE GINNY BUNTING DOTTIE BURKHARDT SANDY FISCHER GLORIA GIGAIRLIAN CHRISTE HEINZEL ELAYNE JACOBS MARY KEY LINDA KRULL PATSY MULDOON 97 JANICE NIDDRIE AGRACE O'HARA PAT PETERSEN JOAN POLICASTRO JUDY REHL KATHY RICHMOND BETTY RODRIQUES MARY JANE ROSTRON MARY RYAN PAT UHL PAT URSAMANO BARBARA WILHELMSEN 4'Honorary Member OMEGA GMVIMADELTA FRATERNITY,HIII Princeps Roberi Parker EQ I Vice Princeps Treasurer Richard Jacobson Don Rodrigues A 3 'I A I kV,4V A G wf 'r? Y K K fn ,. fs! A If 9 ' 1 A9 , I Secretary Corr. Secretary Sergeanfs af Arms Ross Esch Harry Frieslaben George Ouzoman II 1 JI! f I Ro GEORGE COATES HERBERT HARDIE WILLIAM CAMPBELL JOHN LOWE RONALD ELSIS BERNARD LITZEL ROBERT FURCIATO JOHN BRENNAN ALBERT SKATINI JOHN UHL RICHARD MULLER KENNETH KARBOY WALTER KAKAREKO ERNEST HUNTER 98 DONALD WORTH PAUL PARKER WILLIAM CONDON ROBERT BRENNAN BENJAMIN CAINE LAWRENCE MacNAMARA FRANK ARTUSA 'wx COMPLIMENTS or ATHENA DELTA Congrafufafionfi .gzniom 9 gadf WOCLCl,ll!CLg P. T. A. RHAME AVENUE P.T.A. CENTER AVENUE P.T.A The Village of East Rockaway Has Everything For An Ideal Home Community: Churches, Schools, Conveniently Located Stores 40 Minute Train Service to Pennsylvania Station, New York or Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn. Trash and Garbage Removal, Concrete Roads and a Modern, Well-equipped Fire Department. Located ona Waterway and a Few Minutes Ride to Nearby Beaches. A Village Which Has Provided for the Needs of the Community with Modern Zoning to Protect the Home Investor. 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