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

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Dear Seniors, June, 1988 You are the first graduating class to have spent your three senior high school years under my principalship. I feel very close to your class because of this time that we have spent together. I have come to know most of yoiypersonally and appreciate the way in which you have allowed me to share in your joysgnd sorrows. As you leave EastRoe diwayJJigh School anibjpurne on your separate paths, know that many of us will miss the warmttifind vitalitjkhatypu deployed while you were here. I trust that you have been properly preparecu f pursue your cfosen interest. Many people worked very hub'll, investing time, effort and conc rnjo help you create the appropriate foundaLipnfot0oiujtMure endeavors. If you have met thatsimilar efforts, intere and concern, I have no cjpubt that vom will enter your adult years with a high polentJt fofgsucces$. 1 would alsd like to thank ypu, as a clm s, for ld|a „ three yews. You have helped me tp se that each at Jligh School has a vahjgb c contribution to make catiomhas to mfer the best pj publi deserve the best that public Rockaway High School becot develop and mature into tin continuing struggle for improvement is a worthwhile pne. nt have taught me oyer these past every student at East Rockaway our society. All of our students tnd it is my jopLo see that East educationlf laving watched, you young adults that you are convinced me that the Good-bye Seniors! Look back on your high school years fondly. As time passes, I know that you will make us even prouder of you than we are today. Yours truly, Kathleen Semergieff, Ph D. Principal

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DR. KATHLEEN SEMERGIEFF This being her third year with us. Dr. Semergieff has contributed much to the puzzle that makes up our collective lives. She continually works harder for us and our school, and for that we thank her. MR. EDWARD CROWLEY As an important piece to the puzzle, Mr. Crowley has expressed his guidance and understanding to us throughout the years in the school. He will be remembered by each student in a special way, just as each piece of a puzzle is unique in his own special way. MR. GERALD HONIG Mr. Honig is a corner of our puzzle. His good humor and positive attitude have shown many a time in his aiding us with our own puzzles and problems. An effective administrator, Mr. Honig has helped make our time spent here enjoyable. 18 Faculty