Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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ta at ffl ia 2 at assi at zfazararw Qllulunial iieftnrp ln nineteen-hundred and twenty-three This Annual first came to be. The advisers who guided the Staff so well Were then, Miss Beattie and Miss Ratelle. The Editor, of his place worthy, Was at that time, Renwich Hurry. The first Colonial, of twenty-three, Had Mr. Calkins, as the Dedicatee. The Colonial of nineteen-twenty-four, Was a worthy successor of the one before. Under Ira Hansen, the book came through- To Hempsteads reputation true. The Staff of nineteen-twenty-five, With Mr. Howard, Goldy, did strive To give you a book of happiness, And, indeed, they met with great success. Our School's History of twenty-years, With Miss Munger as authoress appears. Fred Miller was the Editor then, With such a chief, you're bound to win. In nineteen-twenty-six we see The Staff again with Mr. Goldy. Roger Whitman holds the key And Miss Miller is the Dedicatee. Twenty-seven showed a marked advance, Miss 'Roberts advised it, one could tell at a glance. Sherwood Stillmanand his Staff did well .... It was dedicated to Miss Powell. In nineteen-twenty-eight the Staff Was guided by two, leach took halfj g Misses Roberts and Eastburn accepted the lead, . The book was dedicated to Miss Reed. Miss Eastburn advised in 'twenty-nine, The chief was Duncan Ballantine. Miss McDermott was dedicatee When the Colonial came to be. Dated in honor of the Senior men, fThe juniors had held the honor ,till thenj. James Hoyt led the Staff in 'twenty- nine And kept it really well in line. Mrs. Davis advised in the very best way, And the book was presented to Mr. Fay. In nineteen-hundred and thirty, 'tis true, William Peter's Staff found it had much to do. But with Mrs. Davis to help them all, To Mr. Maure, our Principal, Was presented a book that was worthy of praise, Representing the Southern Colonial days. In nineteen-hundred and thirty-one Ruth Haskins and StaH didn't feel they were done 'Till with Mrs. Davis they were able to show A fine book, presented to Mr. Beddow. And now at the close of 'thirty-two, We hope that we have made for you A book as splendid and as line As all of those of former time. We hope this book of Sampler style Will bring to all of you a smile Of both happiness and sweet regret In recalling days you can't forget. If this be true, we'll feel we've won, And that our pleasant task is done. MARJORIE Ho1.L1NGsWoRTH AND CHARLES TEALE. f:iif Er?r..2.zi'2g3a ?aar.1i:? 2-Eieaia 523115212232