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

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SCIENCE MR. EDWARD ASCHOFF Labels all frogs—“Your future is on the board’ —mimeographed work sheets—lollipop saphrophytes— advocates quiet and promptness. MR. PETER FISHER “Mr. Mod”—wizard at “rocks —loves “a bouncing” good time —“head” student council member—dry sense of humor—gives out awards—patrols halls after ninth period MISS JOAN LINDROTH “Best” personality—organizer of stimulating pep rallies—great sense of humor—“thistle tube”—cute. mr. Brian McCartney “Children”—calm when faced with danger in lab—likes coffee and donuts-made chemistry bearable through his unique sense of humor—easy to talk to. MR. FRANCIS HENRICH “Chemistry always works” —Rock Rivalry mediator-honor seat advocate—well traveled — handsome — usually found donning a well-used lab coat—“I can’t make a hard test”. MR STEPHEN LANDER Handsome and well dressed—a loss to our freshmen football team— quiet—devoted to science. XIX

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LANGUA GE MRS. DOROTHY MESKE Mulji-lingual—world traveler—loves to show homemade slides—warm smile— host to many Hi-Y and Latin Club parties. MRS. JOSEPHINE FRIEDLANDER Runs a strict class—carries a heavy attache'case “the acoustics”—has a flair for French and Spanish—excitable —frequent giver of tests. MRS. DOROTHY SMITH Able interpreter of Spanish IV—advocates singing in Espanol—always has a kind word—tolerant. MRS. JOAN FINK ELMAN Capable interpreter of “El Cid”—spirited singer of “La Marseillaise”—French Honor Society advisor—likes to memorize poetry—excitable—petite and attractive. MRS DIANA BRYANT Young—jet black hair—excitable—sporty in dress—likes cars close to the ground. XVIII

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR FRANK GORDON MRS. CLAIRE RAPPAPORT Loves notebooks with pictures—devoted to her “girls”—fashion-% able dresser—helps future seamstresses—“in” to new fads. Faculty clown—nut behind the wheel—drinks coffee to calm his nerves “What happens if they don’t stop?”— Would you believe?”—teaches shop— One of the guys . MR. THOMAS KENNEDY Quiet—always willing to lend a helping hand or a T-square gave a tire changing exhibition for Driver Ed. students—freckles and red hair—dry sense of humor. MR. EVERETT La MERE Unique way of dressing—known for firm hold over homerooms gives everyone the “brake”—Volkswagen enthusiast—intriguing smile—cool behind the wheel. MR DAVID SCHREIER Hopes to guide students toward careers in the future “shutter bug”—music lover— holder of strict classes—likes cooperative students. MRS. MARJORIE HOPPEN Fond of work—modernist—follows new fads in fashion —strongly recommends homemaking as a career. HOME ECONOMICS XX