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

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MR. MARK ESTRIDGE Inventor of junior-high version of College Bowl . . . homemade candy canes at Christmas time . . . baggy sweaters . . . the forbidden seven S’s . . . ditto sheets . . . tired of seeing iroquois under his year book picture MRS. SHIRLEY WARREN Likes Snoopy and an enthusiastic bunch of kids . . . shorter than most of her students . . . takes work seriously . . . Come on Girls” . . . Cover your books” MRS. MIDRED BROCK Elegant and sophisticated . . . heroine of the Class of '83 . . . dabbles in law . . . truth, justice, and the American court system . . . interesting past . . . My kids (meaning all of usD . . . plastic gloves . . . knows how to feed hungry youngsters . . . dapper . . . blood thirsty for the blood drive MR. JOSEPH LORES Excellent basketball coach . . . great disposition . . . school spirit . . . softie . . . What’s up? . . . stylish dresser . . . trying to master the art of 0th period hall duty . . . inventive excuses are worth more than passes . . . subduedf?) While coaching . . . ”jive -talkin' ... a touch of class . . . Mickey Mouse moustache . . . Roy Rogers regular . . . captivating baby blues . . . avid Hush Puppy wearer MRS. CATHERINE PALMERI Mrs. P . . . still misses her 82 kids . . . FINE arts and crafts . . . jovial . . . as great a teacher as she is an artist . . . photo lab . . . mild mannered, but very funny . . . had a mysterious thief in her room . . . very creative MR. JOHN BISHOP Talented artist — recently severed all ties between himself and Abe Lincoln . . . deep voice . . . former E.R.H.S. student . . . temper . . . unique garb 29

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 MRS. JOAN FAUCHER Abundant energy . . . loss of sweatsuits in her wardrobe this year . . new hairstyle . . . shares in students fun and problems . . . enjoys good volleyball game . . . laughs at anything or anyone . . . serious one minute, smiling the next . . . Cactus Bus . . .Twinkie MISS MARTINE MISHUCK Nicely added touch to E. R. H. S. very pretty hair and eyes . . . decorative classroom . . . advisor to 'B8 . . . smartly dressed MR. RUDOLPH LINN Great influence to all his pupils . . . monumental poses . . . “Nap’s Trap . . . interesting taste in clothing . . . “Help him out — the window . . . Rudolph of Hapsburg . . . “Bracco, contain yourself . . . “Have a happy! . . . never a dull moment . . . always captivates his audiences ... a special man MR. PETER KILCOMMONS Kill — looks different every time you see him . . . strict? . . . teaches you things you never appreciate until later life . . . nice clothes . . . Always friendly ... Is sure that Asia Minor isn’t a music note . . . often seen down at Malibu MR. JACK RICHERT Hey Vito cut the bull . . . forever clad in v-neck sweaters, short pants and loafers ... Is it Richert or is it Luvy? . . . makes everyone love his son Brian . . . nicest car on the lot . . . loves intellectual students . . . Threateningly Humorous ... A real sweetheart MR. THOMAS FORBES Respect for all. respected by all ... good sense of humor — when you can hear him . . . chivalry is not dead . . .teaching Freudian theory never gets easier . . . most important les-son — maintaining values pioneered Student Council in ’B3-'84 . . . makes fun of his own handwriting . . . as gorgeous on the inside as he is on the out 2S

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INDUSTRIAL MR. THOMAS KENNEDY Soft spoken . . . great golfer . . . senior member of the faculty . . . patience . . . MR. FRANK GORDON Forever known as Flash . . . always cool, calm and collected (especially during driver's ed.D . . . great sense of humor . . . doesn't get mad often, but when he does . . . very interesting to talk to . . . 30 MRS. ROBERTA MULROY Whiz on sewing machine . . . excellent culinary talents . . . Good Gravy” . . . Don't forget to put paper towels down when you’re painting! . . . Loves her 7th period junior bat boys . . . I'll write myself a note . . . likes to talk . . . can't wait for her new Child Development course next year . . . GUIDANCE MR. ROBERT ROSCOE great dresser . . . ever reminding us of deadlines and tests and all those pleasant things associated with the Guidance Dept. . . . always rushing down the halls with paper in hand . . . nice car . . . always around, especially when you need him . . . MR. PHILIP MACALUSO respected . . . Kenny’s father . . . Social Studies teacher and guidance counselor . . . great build . . . wears nice turtlenecks . . . misses football . . . MR. JOSEPH KUSEL Always willing to sit down and talk . . . memorable talks on the availability of financial aid . . . infamous suspenders . . . clears his throat and never seems to talk directly to anyone. . . . look, you’re a college-bound senior . . .