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DR. WILLIAM K. LOUIS Four years ago a new face was seen in the halls of East Rockaway High School. This was the face of Dr. William K. Louis, Superintendent of Schools. There was naturally much concern about the change of hands in this important position of administration. What would happen when a new administrator took office? How would East Rockaway High School react? These questions have since been answered. Our school has continued to maintain its standards of education under the capable leadership of Dr. Louis. We feel sure that with his help. East Rockaway High School will constantly move toward bigger and better things. ADMINISTRATION MR. WILLIAM A. BERG When you have a problem or seek advice, all you have to do is enter the principal's private hideaway. There is always a friendly smile welcoming you. While, in most schools, student complaints never reach the principal, Mr. Berg assures everyone a fair trial. Perhaps the best thanks would be the hope that our principal will continue to find the time for each individual in our school. to
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THA NKS October IS, 1967 Dear Charlie Brown, Rarely has a class had to change advisors jnore than once. For the Class of '68 this has almost been a yearly occurrence. Mr. Honig has combined the two posts of class and Rock advisor. When any Senior has a problem, he always has a shoulder to cry on, and at other times this shoulder ends up carrying half the load. Mr. Honig is like a perfect baseball game. His smile makes a big hit with all: he literally throws himself into everything: he is helping us to slide through our Senior year, and he's extremely excitable. He pitches out quite a bit, but he ends up catching it all. There is really so much to say about Mr. Honig. How can we thank someone who has taken us from football games to magazine drives? One thing Mr. Honig, we ll never forget you. When you do think of us, sit down and smile. Good Grief.” 9
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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 Personnel High School Class of 1968 East Rockaway High School East Rockaway, New York Dear Seniors: You have reached the threshold of your future. In June, you will have completed your high school education. While you happily anticipated the prospect of greater independence, you must also accept the responsibility this new freedom involves. You are challenged to seek answers to questions your parents and their generation have been unable to resolve. How can we insure world peace? How can we best cope with the population explosion? How can we avoid polluting the air and water so vital to our existence? How can you find success and happiness in this increasingly complex world? Notice the change in pronouns. The pursuit of happiness is a personal matter. The other questions involve working with others. Your success in the years to come will depend upon how much you carry away from these halls: the knowledge you have gained here: the character you have developed: your ability to apply that knowledge and character to the resolution of problems. We believe that you have been well prepared. We share the pride of your families and friends and extend to you our best wishes for a lifetime of success and achievement. Sincerely. William A. Berg Principal WAB:ms
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