Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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tjrincipat RAYMOND EVIAURE N ttie tiancts ot Dr. Raymonrt tvtaure rests ltie responsitnitity ot ttwe actministration of our twigtu sctioot. 'ttiis eongeniut Qentteinan is refirty to tietp anyone anft everyone at anytime. tte is a man who eommancts our respect anct tqincttes our IlH'Ct'- tion. He tinfts no sctloot protntem too smatt, no soriut 2lElttlC'l'tllQ too simpte to receive ttie honor of his consicteraiin. tte is interestect in att sports, especiatty gott in summer ainct tvowting in winter. tn between time, accorcting to tiis moort, Dr. tvtaure enjoys witet west or cteteetivc stories, as wett as tnootqs of ptiitosoptiy. Nvtiite taking time oft from tiis sports, reacting, or many duties in ttempsteact Higti Setioot, tie Hurts time to attenrt fraternity meetings at Hofstra Cottc-ge. Stioutft anyone astc Dr. Mauro what tiis main interest is, tie woritrt iinmectintety repty, Htyty son and my ctaugtiter nnct my many rtwitctren in Hempste-act High Sctwootfg Dr, txtaure is respected for twis atnitity aint wilt tong tw reinemtverect try eactw and every gractuate ot tternpstenct ttigti SCPINUI. ll

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U um- m-mls am inlrurllmvliml lu Vxfilliarn A. Gore. For an cfcmcle lu- has vmnpclvnlly clircclecl IHC Hempstead wlnml syslcm. A xmhvc- of llw mirlcllo we-sl, Ur. more was QI'ilCllli1lCll from Nvriml Ilzglm Srlmrml, Hlinrvis. Aflvr 0ilI'llillQ more HSINOC-pskinsu llmn yuu mn slmnlu' n :lick ul, Dr, Curr' nllailwfl llme posilion fu- mm' lwlrlw. llf- IIUYCI' IWf'SItilIE'S lu plll 6-veryllwlng aslrle I0 aid a member ul' limo sluclc-nl Immly. His ulicmpis in imprmc and to expaml Quvinl miiivilios mul In c-rnplmsizo llwil' imporlancc have made him oxfrmnvly poprllnl'will1 H10 slurlenls. Bcsirlvs managing l'ICIUI'JStCiifl'S scwen svlwols, a iob itself for mos! of us. nur sllpcrinlmlrlvlnl lgmls limo I0 he Iwofh an arlisl mul il spwrlsmzm. Dr, Curr- rlvrivcs ,Qrmi pleasure Idolli Iwflllll 'mis lminiing .mul luis golf lHlll'IHllNK'l1fS willw Dr. Nlallrv. Inlvly Iwo lms lnlcvu up Imwling wiilw Suvlw SIICCCSS that, we have crmliclonlially fum-n ilmfornmcl, he avluauy defeated an- l'l1CfII1l'IIll5CfUfll'1C fuvully. 10 Superir1Ivml0r1i XVl1.1.l,xM XX. Cum

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N iiigfiwl If, Daly, Sc-crelaryg WIIIIU11l A. Gore, IN'I'IllICll!ll'llI of Schools: Ediill E. Schwedes, N irvlaryg Hilda M. Hardy, Executive Secretary. OFFICE NO. I IISVII inside II1o iiiiwessivc main cn- Iraiicc of IIN' IiigI1 scI1ooI and to your left is tI1e Walk In door of OIIICC I. XViIIiin I,Iiis oIIif'c IIiIcIa IVI. I'IarrIy, II1c siipviwisor, and IIN- Iwo svcrelaries, Mar- gziri-I Uoiy, and I'IrIiII1 ScIwwecIcs, carry oui IIN- iinporlaml Iuisiiiess oI IIW Ifoard III' I'IcIiu'nIioi1 and II1cIIf'inpsIcucI ScI1ooIs. In II1is 1-mcivnl office are I1anrIIc'd IeacI1er cerIiIicaiIion and rciiremenl syslem records, uonrcsicIeuI IziIIing and Slate records, re- ar mi 5 I 'a E ss m ls. QL 'Is la.: 72-1 'I-:T ,Ole E Billie F. WVQIJB, Secretary: lime McCIeIIand Assisianl Secretary: Raymond Iwaure, Principal o Hempstead High. quisitioning of IextI9ooI4s, suppIics, and materiaIs for aII scI1ooIsg recording, dis- tribution, and anaIysis of all scI1ooI costsg payroIIs, rcntaI of scI1o0I IDuiIdings, Inond- ed incIeIJtecIness, budget coniroI, annuaI State reports, and exI1iIJit of L. I. TeacI'1ers Association. OFFICE NO. 2 TEI' into tI1c newIy decorated and grcatIy enIarged office of Dr. Maure. Here our friend and principz-AI guides tI1e entire educationaI program of 2,500 stu- dents. In tI1is I'1ome-IiIce oIIice, Dr. Maure is Icept Iyusy running tI'1e sCI1ooI curricuIum and tI'xe extra-curricuIum. Office 2 is the Iiome of a well- organized pIacement and adjustment Iyureau. It I1eIps tI1e youtI1s their First jobs and guides tI1ose I'ioIding temporary