Massapequa High School - Sachem Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

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-. .- ll '1' i F President ..,, ,...A, .Henry Pelszynski Vice-President . ..,. ,.,, ,,,,..,... S t ephen Fosdick Secretary-Treasurer .....,, Stephen LaVaIle Advisor ,. , . . A..,,..,, ..Mr. Brewer AUIQO-VISUAL SQUAD AD PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB fjffygknp President . ,. .. David Phelps Vice-President ,,,, ..... ...AA N e il Maken Secretary-Treasurer ..,, ,,.,. Eugene Zsufta Advisor .,... .,... ...,. , . . , ..A..A... Mr. Habich A little farther to the left . . . stand up straight . . . now say-cheeeese. TUDENTS interested in photography-from novice to expert-ioined the photography club in order to exchange ideas and to learn more about the art of taking good pictures. They discussed photographic problems of all kinds. lf you want information on what camera to buy and how to care for it once it is yours, it you are interested in taking better photographs and in improving the quality of your prints, this is the club to ioin! A L... Lights! Camera! Action! HE Audio-Visual Squad deserves a grateful thank-you from all of us here at Massa- pequa High. Students from this organization pushed movie proiectors and screens all over our building so that we could have the benefit of these devices in our classes. They are also to be complimented on their ob- servance of a strict time schedule and their ability to maintain temperamental equipment.

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ji' 5' President .......,....,... .......... w.....,. H enry Reuter Vice-President ........ ,.,,..,,V,, 5 leve Constantine Advisor ..,,,A,,,..,,, ,,,.,,A,,A,,.,..,, M r. Wilson CHEMISTRY CLUB H2 SO4 sl' Ca lOHi2 Ca SO4 + 2H2O HE Chemistry Club was organized to aid Freshmen and Sophomores in developing laboratory skills. While they were engaged primarily in their own proiects, the members offered a great deal of valuable assistance to the chemistry instruc- tors by setting up demonstrations and by main- taining equipment. This service was recognized at the end of the year by the awarding of Certificates of Merit. Q President ..,.. .. ,,,...... Mary Bouck Vice-President ,,,. ,..,.. John Sloman Secretary .,,.. . ...,,., ..Marsha Docking Treasurer ,,.,.., ..,.,,.s,... P artow Payandeh Advisors ........ ....,... M r. Duffy, Mr. Ulrich BIOLOGY CLUB Can you find the vertebrae of an ELASMOBRANCHII? HE Biology Club was organized to foster a keener interest in biological science through research by offering students the opportunity to gain specialized techniques through working with both living and preserved specimens. Among the club's projects were the prepara- tion of microscopic cultures and slides. Each student also dissected a rodent and prepared a skeleton mount which became part of the science department's demonstration material.

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Q xi Cul. X J- , G, -I ,IL .. ' 1- if 'PE unix President .....A .,.,.. . . ..,., ,James Beard Vice-President ....,, ,,..,..,,. J ohn Kilkenny Secretary ....,,,, . ,,...,.. Gordon Dopslaff ., .,.,.,,. William Barton Treasurer ,,.,,,,,, Advisor .....,.,. ,,.., .,,,,, M r . Pluschau KEY CLUB The key to our Gordian traffic knot! ITHOUT our Key Club no one could have plied his way through our halls with safety or ease. But for the Key-club-ers, some of us would still be trapped outside the gym! However, the boys have been more than po- lice-minded. Their Jazz Concerts and dances have kept Massapequa High hopping. lt is to be hoped that these social activities of the Key Club will become traditional. President ...,,, .,.... , ..,,., S usan Weiss Vice-President .A,,.. ,,..,,,, A nn Raschdorf Secretary ..,....,,. ,,,,,,AA ,l ean Dewar Advisor .,... ......,, M rs, Torney BOOSTER CLUB Rah! Rah! Rah! M. H. S.! ORMED in 1955, the Booster Club has been a maior force in promoting school spirit. i956-57 witnessed a tremendous growth in club membership and in activities. In addition to selling programs at all home games, the Boosters developed song and dance routines which they staged during intermissions at athletic events.