Massapequa High School - Sachem Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

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RADIO CLUB .Stiff--1f'544f',r O O 'J President ...., V...,,,, .,,,,,,.. H o ward Stechel Vice-President ,,,,. ,. .,.A.,. Skip Tullen Advisor ,..... , ,,,,, .,,..,., M r. Stafford You're on the air! UR ardent radio enthusiasts studied the fundamentals at radio and code to enable them to take the F. C. C. examination. They also made application for a station license so that Massapequa High will eventually have its own radio station. When all the equip- ment has been installed and the call letters re- ceived, the Radio Club will be able to communi- cate with hams all over the world, President .......,....,r,......,,.,,,.,...... .....,... W alter Ward Vice-President-Treasurer .,.,., ...,.,,,, J ames Fiore Secretary ,.............,,,,....,.....,,. ,.,,,,,..a G eri Stanger Advisor ,, ...,,,,.,,.. Mr. Brasor INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Only through knowledge can mutual respect develop! HIS is the guiding concept ofthe International Relations Club. At each bi-monthly meeting during the past year a different nation was studied by the members. Visiting lecturers, film strips, prepared discussions and displays helped the members toward sounder insights into current international problems.

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4 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA President ....... ......,... B etty Fisher Secretary ,...... ........ P enny Roberts Treasurer ,,,,. ,,,....,,,,, G eorgia Becker Advisor .w,... .,..........,. M iss Collins Nurse! Nurse! OMEDAY one of our own girls in the Nursing Department of Massapequa High School will respond to this summons. To help prepare them tor their humanitarian career, the Future Nurses of America have studied basic care of the sick, have served as nurses' aides in local hospitals, and have observed the techniques used in the larger municipal hospitals. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF President .......... Vice-President Secretary ...... Treasurer ..,.,.. Advisor ...... .....Joan Green ...Jane Burton ...Joan Gould Diana Wesley ......,....Mrs. Jonsson OU can be sure of having a delicious serv- ing if it is baked by one of the members of the F. H. A. These girls can cook! However, the culinary arts are not the girls' only accom- plishments. They are also skilled at dressmaking and home management. The F. H. A. has its altruistic side too. At Christmas, the girls visit hospitals to bring sea- sonal ioy to those less fortunate than they.

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'Q' t i5bP'T?fi President ..,...,..,.,,,,., .. 'f V ' C, Q ' -Iwi . . S S I K IR Y l 5 f 1: R ' f t K Linda Anderl Vice-President ,......,, Betty Jones Secretary ...... .. ....,ww.A T oby Bilker Treasurer .. r. ., ,r.,... J anice Keim Advisor ,...., ,,,..,.., M rs. Kager L I B R A R Y C L U B Those Dewey decimals! HE Library Club consisted of twenty-five boys and girls who worked voluntarily in the library five periods a week. Besides assisting their fellow students in the use of materials, these library aides charged out books and kept the collection in order and repair. All was not work with this busy group. A Book Week reception for the Faculty was held in November, and a party was given the club members by the Massapequa Public Library at Christmas time. President ..,,. , ,....., .,..,,... R osemary Quinn Vice-President ,,,,.. ,......,....., B onnie Wolf Secretary .,,,,,,..... ,.,... , .Yvonne Valinotti Treasurer ,. ...,, Alfred Knott Advisor ....,,., ..... ..,,.. M r . Chiavolu DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Buy it at the Trading Post! UR senior pins and hats, our banners and emblems, our Regents review books were all sold to us by a member of the Distributive Education Club. But selling was only one of the club's activi- ties. Field trips, conferences, and charity drives also kept the members hopping. The D. E. C. is to be congratulated for the success of the Christmas Basket Proiect. The club's goodwill toward men was made mani- fest to all.