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

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ENGLISH MRS. IRIS HALFORD “Friends, Romans, and Countrymen”—always ready for an argument new dramatics teacher made English II fun through “wild stories”—fan of Herman's Hermits— Dickon’s admirer. MRS. MARION HOWARD Always found in a different room—in a fog in the morning loves animals and animal noises —conscientious likes to knit new Senior Flay advisor. MRS. FRIEDAJAFFE New England frequenter—loves the theater short and energetic fantastic dancer sports participant—“Hamlet”. V MISS PHY LLIS KIPP “You owe me time”—strict but pleasant—hails from Oyster Bay—enjoys reading and tennis—drives a new Plymouth Satellite convertible. XV

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ENGLISH MR Ll'THER KIRSCH School’s best wit—holds ‘informal classes”—frustrated thcspian—valuable vocabulary—ad vocates class leadership—dignified manner. MISS ROSALIESCUDERI Small but distinct has trouble fixing windows—1962 graduate of the Rock Pile—teaches both English and history. MR. MARTIN SEVERING European traveler—theater enthusiast— Mr. Gull—one of the “guys”—fierce “demerit system”—excitable likes to read “cultural literature to his classes. MRS. FRANCES SUITS Taught us eighth year math now teaching language skills— gives no homework on weekends—dry sense of humor— penetrating glare—artistically inclined. MISSJoANN ZIRN Dislikes marking papers hails from Brooklyn—often mistaken for a student—attractive-bubbly personality —young and pert. XIV

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MA THEM A TICS MRS. LAURA DAY Taught us 7th grade math—“Now we’ll read the bigger numbers” -patient—warm smile. MR. GERALD HONIG Understanding—bails ROCK editors out of tight situations liked college courses and professors made math 12 easy—Dodger fan since 1947—very trusting. MR ALVIN KALLMAN Taught us 9th grade science ‘take it away weighed the value of our work—very prompt and precise — knows what he is talking about. MR JOSEPH VALLONE Most calm makes geometric figures come alive—experiments with new desks—holds memorable help classes. MR JOHN RYAN Booming voice familarizes younger students to mathematical concepts—known for firm hold over cafeteria study halls—quick wit. 16