Elmont Memorial High School - Olympian Yearbook (Elmont, NY)

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' im A tl it ,., if Ii? ENC LISH DEPARTMENT-Front Row, left to right: Mrs. T. Thompson, Nlrs R H lrlan, Nliss R. Altobelli. Second Row: Mr. D. Pfanner, Mr. F. Furnarl Nlr. R. Young flllllfll gradej, Mr. H. Teitelhaum, Mr. I. Winstanley. It has been the ambition of the English Department to help the students develop their reading habits, improve their creative writing and enable each student to obtain a well-rounded background in the lingual arts. We use individual and group reports, reading assignments, book reports, classwork, and homework whenever necessary. Through elective courses such as Public Speak- ing, journalism, and Creative VVriting, the students are given an excellent chance to broaden their scope of the English language. JR. HIGH ENGLISH-soC1AL STUDIES-Front Row, left to fight. Mr. J. Eulie, Mr. M Goldsmith, Mr. A. Marenstein, Mr. j. Shields, Mr. H. Rasmussen. Second Row: Mr. D. Nash, Mr. I. Megarr, Mr. VV. Mac Devitt, Mr. P. Greco, Mr. T. Reynolds, Mr. R. Grimsmann. English Department

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Mrs Ruth Backlel i Nllss Evelyn Mertz Lzbrary Nllss Ich Ostrfmcler Mathcmatzcs Q1 Mrs Len'1 OConnell School Nurse Nllss Vxrglnm C111 Grrls Phys Ed ev 'Nl Mrs Zenobm Mr Charles Hlll Grlbert M uszc Languages u.1ect ,rq W' s..gv Mr Harold Burhans Commercral Mr Walter Th Area Ezfgfsgzn oor 1UatOIS The Subject Ares: Coordlnators Ire lnstru mental IH the educfztlonrl procedules md the St1YTllllvltlOl'l of schol 1I'Slllp throughout the schools of the Dlstrlct Uslng S6W'lIll1'lk1 IS thelr nucleus these coordmntors combme thelr educfl tlonal knowledge wlth experrence rn fldvrslng admmlstrators and teachers r Cflrl Ekluncl Sczence Nlr lr'1 NVrldcr Snczal Sludzes ,-4 Nh- Alfred Peter Carter Nlrs Dorothy Levy Nlr Rlchqrd Kumel-ou Drst Dzr of Health Home Economzcs Wlppcr Intefgghglggtw Afh Sdfety and RGC IVIIIIISHIIIZ Art

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ocial Studies Department :g..,.J 4' ff Ur F Furnari conducts discussion group, Students prepare to work in Citizenship Education class Leadership and a clear understanding of world affairs are necessary qualities for every citizen. The Social Studies Department has attempted to instill these qualities in the students of Elmont Memorial High School. American History and XVorld History are followed by a course in Problems of Democracy. Discussion and the use of newspapers and magazines are important facilities which are employed by the faculty to better acquaint the students with the problems of today. SOCIAL STUDIES, SENIOR IIICIH SCHOOL-Left to right: Mr C Isoli Miss A. NVz-sthoff, Mr. H. NVeiss, Mr. j. Ambrosino. F' ' eg 1 . . by , ,... NSW Q 8 1 61 Q E1-.-J