Massapequa High School - Sachem Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

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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.

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Valerie l lIl'St and Ken l.alnport, Co-Editors-in-1ihim-l'. liarltara lyilllllvl' and .lanu-s liawlt-ss, Senior fio-Editors: Janice Hall, Faculty and Uutlcr-class Editor. Joyce lllockis, Art Co-Editorg Jackie Sli-iter and Ronald ipht-rd, Activities Co-Editors, Dick Nahodyl, Art llo lirlitor. achem ACHEM of 1960 is the product of many months of assembling, writing, checking, and double- cheeking. Wlorking together with tl1e advisers, this yearis staff finally achieved their goal, a successful yearbook. Before the individual sections could begin to take form, however, a theme had to be chosen. The editors and staff considered many suggestions, from cowboys to spacemen, and finally chose 'GCarni- valf' Then they were ready to attack the rest of SACHEM, 1960. The senior editors had over .100 separate prob- F' lems. This year's Senior Class was tl1e largest Mas- sapequa has ever seen and required many hours of extra work. The activities editors had their problems also. How often they searched the school asking, W'ho's the boy wearing the plaid shirt, standing in the third row of this picture?,, Yes, tl1e identification of pictures and the composing of write-ups kept these editors busy. Sports., the final section of the yearbook, con- tributed its share of problems. How lo take spring and winter sports' pictures early in December oc- cupied the time of both the girls' and boys' sports editors. Money, money, money! That is what worried the advertising editor and business managers. These eager workers busily hunted down patrons and ad- vertisers to balance the SAIIHEIVI budget. Ken Lamport and Valerie Furst, the eo-editors, assumed the major responsibility for assembling the various parts of the yearbook. They, too, had their problem of keeping one step ahead of the deadlines. ln the end, however, we see that SACHEM is more than a mere collection of pictures. It is a permanent history of a year at Massapequa High, an unforgettable year, filled with memories ol' thc experiences and companions of high school life, as well as hopes and dreams for the future. Mary Ann Lanza and Sandy Taylor, Business Nlanagersg Henry CIlmrclihournt-, Advertising Editorg Ted Kaplits, l'hotog,raplly Editor. x 'M J ' ' v 1