Massapequa High School - Sachem Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

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Afll7iSl'l'.S ..,...., ,...,..,, N lrs. Brown. lVlr. Nlcilrutlu I HE 1900 Sophomore Honor Club IJCQRIII llle your by drawing: up an roster of activities. Ar tlle lleud of this list were talks on opportunities in lxiglwr education gixcn by lll6llllJ0l'S of the Guidance und Reading Departments, as well as by visiting: speak- ers. Second was u trip to Adelphi College Mllliifll gave the students u look ut college lifeg next, tlle club attended an tlleutricul production in New York City. This yeuris SUPIIOIIIOYC Honor Club fulfilled its goal of providing its members with various oppor- tunities for educational advancement und recrea- tion. Firxt ron'-Limlu Crm-ssy, Vir'1'-I'rvsiflvrrl: Nmwy Entt-rsx, Prvxidvllt. Svroml ron'-Alive Minkoff, Sr-crclary: .launch 0'Neil, Tre11su1'w'. ophomore Honor Club First ron'-R. l.m-xim-, R, Ulm-rwn-iscr. G. Fritz. J. DeVito, A. lx1t'l't SIll2lll, A. Minkolf. N Enterez, L. Crosby. D, Hvidvr, ll. Bllvlll, S, xvilllllilll, M. Minor, J. Reynolds, R. Uonni-lls S0l'0lllI rorrfs. Hzunlyn, M. Mil1'lJ1DIl1llll, J, lVlillvr. TVI. Fallt-r, ll. St'llW'3l'IZ, M. Muggi, A Lowe. H. .Alll'ilIllS, S. lilxlllllllll, ll. lgll!'lCll0lfil'I', L. Sulmtll, E. Muller. B. Zillt l', Third mica J. Hajjar. li. llvrzog, E. liukvlg C. Stone, V. Nucdlingz, A, llvllzl. l,. Goltlln-rgvr, B. f:I't'l'Il R. Winn-tt. C. Yates. li. Ulu-iv, T. llurlrery. Fnurlh ron'-l'. l.olblr. E. fllL'lll4'l'llS, J. Lune. M King, I.. .fKml4-rson. ll. Xrnold, li. flilflliilflll, S, Auerlsarll, M. lloeliring, W. Miklllku, l', Lie-ln 73

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ophomore Class ADVISERS Hllriuter W0l1llCl'lUllll.,, YU? Margaret King? Treusurerg Kathy Mantiuos, Socrelaryg Ger- alclim- Fritz, Vice-l'ra-'sizlentg Ste-phvu .xllt'I'll2'll'll, President. ALL found this yearls Sophomore Class entering into the activities and projects for the year with great school and class spirit. The Sophomore Hop and a Christmas Card Sale were two of its most important planned activities. December brought Christmas aml Christmas brought cards, which in turn brought Sophomore salesmen. In every corner of the school anrl com- munity thcse energetic workers coulfl he seen sell- ing cartls, cards, anfl more carlls. Naturally, the un- flertaking was a great financial success and pavexl the way to a fahulous Sophomore Hop. 'allvinter Wl01lll6IlRllil,, was the theme of this most important tlance and provitlefl an array of flecora- tion ifleas. The result of the efforts of several skill- ful rlecorators was a glistening lake surrounclefl hy snow-covered pine trees antl sparkling white moun- tain tops. Music hy ,loe Priola's Band proviflecl the perfect hackgrouucl for this snowflake fantasy,

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Massapequa High School, like our carnival, is a place of bustling separate adventure. Just as we peel into and enjoy the many i Q ? Q activity. Each clay presents its own ACTIVITIES attractions of our carnival, we rc- memher the many clubs and extra- curricular activities which afford- ecl us the opportunity for leader- ship anfl cooperation so necessary for a successful and enjoyable school year.