Massapequa High School - Sachem Yearbook (Massapequa, NY)

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First ron'-L. Pict-iniimi, B. Yankiver, P, Neilson, L. Shapiro, J. Rogers, H. Sark, L. Blank, J. Blockis, R. Calhoun, J, Stetter, V. Fursl, J. Jeffreys, B. Lindsay, M. Marcus, A. Gumhs, li. Granting, L. Stcger. Second rou'-Mrs. Hollingsworth, B. Bogarllus, M. 0'Connor, F. Trainor, J. Bic-gt-l, J. Rey:-r, J. Doa-rnhcrgt-r, A, Dc-nggcl, V. Mattson, S. Wangv, J. McConnochie, l'. Mayeri, li. l'ahni-r, A. Levy, J. Hall, J. Kocper, M. Lanza, B. Kimball, E, Ross, E. Rickard. C. Meyer, A, Slater, Mr. McGregor, Third rou+R. Linzer, W. Nichols, J. Lawless, A. Tohia. J. Envk, J. l arlc-y, H, Siphcrrl, K. Lamport, G. Young, J, Thompson, H. Salzman, K. King. D. llowilt. T. Rowe, J. Ruth, A. Amhrosio, R. llajan, J. 0'Rcilly. ational Honor ociety CHOLARSHIP, leadership, Character, and Serv- ice-these are the ideals which are the basis of the National Honor Society. In order to achieve these standards, the members have served as leaders in clubs and other school organizations and have maintained high scholastic goals. Ushcring at many school functions and as- sisting at the Snack Bar were among the services of the Society. Mary Ann Lanza, Mr. McGregor, Bob Calhoun. Two ol' the outstanding social activities, spon- sored by the Society were Mfhe Varsity Drag, the first dance of the year, and two formal teas for the parents of new inductees. President ..................,,,...,..,,...,....,.. .,,,,,. B ob Calhoun Vice-President ......,.. ...... J oyce Blockis Sf'!'TPlllI'y' ......,.,.,,.,. .........,.,.,. X 'alerie Furst Treasurer ..,,..... ,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,., J ackie Stetter Arlriscr ....... . .... Vlrs. Hollingsworth Yah-rie Furst, Jackie Stvtter, Joyce Blot-kis, Bob Calhoun.

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General Organization Wvantaghwg the first annual Alumni Hlllllk'C0lllillgQ and the traflitional Christmas Dance, Jingle Bell Hop. Once again the C. D. workecl harfl to make the l'enny-A-Day Drive a success in order to help sup- port its 'gatlopteclw Navajo lntlian vliilfl and Crt-ck war orphan. Finally, it was with pleasure that the C. 0. hafl the opportunity to play host to sturlc-nts from Canaria anrl Argentina, as a result of its participa- tion in the Herald 'llrihune Forum. IQZIIIIYIIHIIHIIIHII, ,IoauSulomou, Penny Nt-ilson, Dick Liuzer. Kathy Haurahau, Joan Solomon, Lenore l'ir't'iuinui, Janet Progidpnf ,,A,,,,,,,,,A ,-,,Y V Linzer Larsen, Donna Hvirlvr. Penny Neilson, Dirk Linzer. Vice-President .. ....., , .loan Solomon Secretary ,.,,,, ...,.. l Cathy Hanrahan Treasurer .,,,. ,,,.. l ,enny Neilson Adviser ...,... ,,,..... M iss Diehl S this yvaris General Organization looks back over 1959-1960, it can he proud of its recorrl for making school life more enjoyable for us at Massapequa. Among the many worthwhile projects spousorcfl hy the C. U. were the Junior Refi Cross Drive: the football-poster contest featuring the slogan, Boat G, 0. Holm-rooul Rvprcsulltativcs 78

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