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

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$ t ii t! e Standing, 1st Row — Advisor Mr. Steve Lander. 2nd Row — S. Schaffer, T. lanniello, E. Decker, M. Basile, L. Donza, J. Calabrese, N. Sykes, A. Rizzuto, B. Bucholzt, G. LaChance, J. Darrow. 3rd Row — P. Conforti, J. Vito, L. Kata, D. Reinhard, D. Daude, L. Calabrese, K. Healy. M Reider, D. Caraciolo, W. Kipling, M. Del Goirno, L. Orsi, D. Goodspeed, J. Mor ano V. Pres. J. Vito, Treas. L. Calabrese, Historian D. Goodspeed, Sec. D. Reinhard, Pres. J. Morano, Advisor Mr. Lander. This year's new and expanded Student Council, under the direction of Mr. Steve Lander, has revived the student body's and the administration’s respect for this student organization. The enthusiasm of the council’s new president, John Morano, is typical of the attitude of each and every member. Among the Councils highlights this year was the movies that were shown in the high school auditorium. Also, to try and expand the variety of its activr ties. The Council attended county and state meetings that dealt with school government. Of course, this year the Council again held the Cosenza games. 23

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EAST ROCKAWAY HIGH SCHOOL OCEAN AVENUE EAST ROCKAWAY, NEW YORK I ISIS (516 S99-7S89) MR. ROBERT D. MORSE Principal MR. EDWARD T. CROWLEY Ass't. Principal MR. LAWRENCE VANDE WATER Dean of Students June, 1978 The Class of 1978 East Rockaway High School East Rockaway, New York 11518 Dear Seniors: Just a few days ago I read the recent best seller What Really Ifcppened to the Class of 65? As the authors indicate many members of the class never realized their potential. Surely, the turbulent sixties won't be remembered as a golden era. But what about your class? What will you have acconplished ten years from now? If someone were to write a book about the Class of '78 a decade from now, would you want a chapter on your life? Think about it! Try to visualize where you want to be in ten years. You have limitless opportunities. Don't waste a moment. Start now to write your chapter. Make it a chapter filled with success and accorplishment. Sincerely, 1 I 8h D • Robert D. Morse RTM:mb Principal DR. WILLIAM K. LOUIS Supi. of Schools

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Art Department MRS. MILDRED BROCK H.O.P.E . . . Senior Blood Drive . . . most respected . . . life history? . . . very attractive best dressed . . . tough on cuts . . . nice to talk to. . . loves students MRS. CATHERINE PALMERI Good artist . . . tough worker . . . Perfectionist . . . “An apple a day” . . . R.R. Art leader . . . very understanding and easy to talk to . . . famous Christmas pastries . tfeautiful silk screens . . G flsom of us bdoked(?) on adver- jus nrisyrias pastr artment MRS. SUSAN SELVAGGIO Friendly. . . “Too hot to handle” . . . 2 different color contact lenses ... 7th and 8th grade classes . . . advertising class, watch those dead lines . . . nice eyes . . . Where's your sketchbook? MRS. SHIRLEY WARREN Time for dictation . . . never without a pencil . . . 5 minute timings . . . still is considered everyone’s grandma . . . “Snoopy . . . nice to be with