Massapequa High School - Sachem Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

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STAGE CREW CLUB Preiidezzt . ,,A... ,,... . .Norman Peterson Vice PI'6.Yjd61If ...... . ..... Gregg Metcalf Secretary .,,,.. , .. .Owen Schaub Tr'ef1.f11rer .. Mary Lou Fisher AlfI'f.l'0I' Mr. Bloomer . 1lx'l'1 'qv 21 ep vt , S if 'V fi- . - ART CLUB David Slater Prexidezzf . ,,,..,...,.. Sandy Witt V ice Pl'6.l'itfr?IlI Secrelfzry ,. .,,r ..,, . .Sandy Hohman Trea.v11rer ..... .... .john Casper Adrimr . ....... Miss Kubiak nIX.lxu- li' ?, w- V - vvv, 'S l' surf' X! 'ff ' hi'p'.3 it f' 1'-M ' A 'l',i'lyl ima EMBERSHIP is open to any student inter- ested in stage production work, whether it be designing, building, Or painting, The crew displayed ingenuity with the set for fllffllj' Cfzemr. conquering the many obstacles by constructing one unit set and by spotlighting the individual scenes. lI !Jy the Chimes Rang. their Christmas project, provided a colorful and im- pressive spectacle. The four interior sets in The Mfzlrlmnzker boasted of the professional tech- nique these students employed. OR those pupils interested in art this club affords a creative outlet and the opportunity to experiment and acquire skill in many different media such as oils, watercolors, and pastels. The ultimate selection of material is governed by the student's own interests. One of the features of the club's program this year was a spring exhibit.

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MATHALETES Cfzpfam ,,.. ,...... , .Stephen Melkin Adrjjor is ,..., ...Mr. Shapiro SLIDE RULE CLUB Adriyor , Mr. Garnevicus f ami Allmll A --LQ-1 HE Mathaletes have proved to be the out- standing wizards of Massapequa l-ligh, Eager to represent their school favorably in Island-wide competition, these mathematicians practiced and drilled constantly. This study also aided them in the many tests required for college entrance and college scholar- ships. O the mathematician, the slide rule is Al source of obtaining a rapid calculation. The Slide Rule Club was formed with the objective of aiding students to meet the challenge of this mathematical tool and to operate it properly and efficiently. After thorough instruction, the students work on their own, solving problems.

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FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS GE AMERICA Pzemlwzl . ,,., Catherine D'Andrea Vice I'1'emfw1! Virginia Evernham Sei'f'eft11 y . , Elaine Brewster 7Al'L'tI.ll'll'L'I' .. . I .. Maureen Siele fltfzjwi-.i . Miss Cavaliere, Mrs. I.aMarca ff pf' HE li, B. L. A. is an organization designed to help members become better acquainted with the business world. Not only do they become proticient in the use of adding machines and typewriters, but they learn other means to business success. In the spring the members visited several busi- ness firms in New York City, observing at tirst hand the operation of commercial undertakings. 9 EUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA I'r'e.iiJe11l . , . ........., 'lane Egloff Vi i'tf Prefideffl . . ., Mary I-less Tre t1.i zrrer 'lacqueline Potts Secre! tir' In . ,, Marilyn BOS, Marjorie Van Valltenburgh AJ! lffll' Mrs. Walsli I HIS club aims to develop characteristics of good teachers in all its members. Special films and guest speakers, as well as a yearly trip to an elementary school for observation, help acquaint members with problems of education in general and those of teachers in particular. This year our local F. T. A. played host, in November, to the Long Island Future Educators and sent a delegate, in May, to the New York State Convention.