Garden City High School - Mast Yearbook (Garden City, NY)

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'ML 0l'l0l . . . SENIORS GRADUATING IN IANUARY, 1943: Donald I. Albert Marylind Bell Donald W. Bone Iohn Carroll Myles F. Connors lack Cordes Charles Dennehy Ioseph Donahue Frank Dunne, lr. Ianice Eppler Donald L. Fletcher Eugene C. Folensbee Frank W. Ford Denver F. Gray George H. Hauser, Ir. Catherine D. Hofman Richard O. lanes AND FACULTY MEMBERS Roger Barber Peter P. Carter Alfred Cosgrove A. L. Douglas Raymond Lewis Fraser Iones Iohn K. Mcllhenny Helen T. Morris Iames A. Nelson, Ir. Robert V. Nino Leigh Norton Howard Prentzel lames W. Rummel Raymond Schumacher Robert D. Smith Anne L. Smithers Willis Story Marguerite Swainson Norma Sylvester Carter Taylor William Versfelt William Zabriskie IN THE SERVICE . . Ernest Mejo Iohn Orban Daniel L. Rhoad Robert Smith Harry S. Spiers Milton Weiler 40

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li 0 5 lt Q- Well, back to the old grind we came, on Sep- tember 8th, with lingering memories of a few gas-rationed jaunts to the beach and a char- acteristic reluctance to do any work. When the excitement of greeting old friends and covering dog-eared texts Cwhich we were handed the very first dayj had died down, we began to notice that there had been some changes made. New faculty members - replacing their col- leagues who had left for the armed forces - beamed at us from newly-polished desks. And our beloved Senior Room echoed, not the in- cessant buzz of idle Seniors, but debates on Government Control of Free Enterprise and The Future of Aviation in Mr. Bartlett's Prob- lems classes. After a few weeks had passed, most of us had settled down to our old routine of getting by with the least effort in the most impressive way. On September 21, the Student Council, under the leadership of Bob Fletcher, opened the campaign for G. O. Books, and for several weeks harassed representatives tried des- perately to collect 53.10 from every student. The Student Court also began to function, and culpable offenders, conspicuously singled out by Mr. Thompson, were sentenced to hours of detention. But the fall season really got under way with the first football game against Woodmere, and our victory certainly bolstered the morale of