Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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Senior Class Officers—Robert St. Onge. Ruth I zniann. Howard Pappert. Florence Goodwin. To the left is the friendly, indis- pensable Senior Class Adviser. Miss Florence Hall. STARS IN FINAL ACT REVEAL FINE ABILITY HT HE final curtain descends on our stars, the Seniors of 11)41. 1 Under the direction of the teachers, the H.H.S. rehearsals end in a triumphant release with no retakes. Top hilling goes to President Robert St. Onge. Handsome, ath- letic Bob, football hero of the class, didn’t get his grace from the dance floor—oh—girls, his pet dislike is dancing. After graduation Bob expects to attend Georgetown University, Fnergetic Ruth L'zmann is Bob's feminine lead. Ruth is in the Pen and Ink Club, and on the Senior Girls’ Service Squad. When she's not shooting in Rifle Club or dancing to Tommy Dorsey’s orchestra, she is dreaming about her one wish, to drive an ambulance in case of war. The ever-present, quiet, featured player is 1 loward Pappert who finds the secretarial job very restful. In athletics he likes bowl- ing, swimming, and skating. For something that takes a little less effort, he enjoys dancing to any good, orchestra. Athletic Florence Goodwin, keeper-of-the-coins. is well known for her work on the “Patriot” and the “Quill.” Florence loves to drive a car and wants to go to a business college. Orchids to Miss Hall, Senior Adviser for nineteen years, and to her competent assistants, Miss Abbott, Miss Bennett, and Miss Schultz. 27