Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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Senior Class Officers'-'Norman , Anderson, secretary: George bloc- Dowell, president: Mildren Wyse. i'ic4--president: Phyllis Stafford, ireosf urer. Miss Florence Hall was the guiding light for llic Senior Cluss of l942. WW REWARDED FOR YEARS or EFFORT I TS no military secret that the Senior Class of 1942 is going places and doing things. Many are planning to secure further training in some type of school or college. Some hoys will join the armed forces, and many girls will he securing permanent johs. After four years full of all sorts of unforgetahle happenings, of laughter and thrills, and an occasional worry, the seniors have discovered that all things must end, even high school days. The quartet that has lcept the hest-ever-seniors on the straight and narrow for the year of 1942 includes George lVlacDowell of the crew-cut hair, Mildred Wyse with her captivating smile, Phyllis Stallord lcnown for her musical ahility, and Norman Andersen noted for his part in sports. Miss Florence and her popular assistants, Miss Ahhott, Miss Bennett, and Miss Schultz, gave the seniors timely advice and considerable help when important decisions had to he made. I They've acquired it, we hope, that thing called dignity. Now theylre nearly at the top with diplomas in full view. Soon they'll step into a world different from that experi- enced hy any senior class since 1917. But we lcnow that they will accomplish great things and that they have left behind with Tohias many of their friends. Good luclc, Class of 1942l 25

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STANLEY ABRJAMS-'Editor-in-cbief Patriot '422 Pen- tagon '41, '42: Colonial '41s Student Council '42, FRANK AHRENS 4- Hall Cons '41, '421 Rifle Club '41, '42. FLORENCE AKSEL -f l,itera1'y Society '4O: Tennis '4O: Bowling '41: Junior Secretaries '41, '42, RITA ALEXANDER - Commercial Club '4l. AMEERG f-Literary Society '401 Cvym Aicles '41g Registration Aides '42. NORMAN ANDERSEN -Junior Class Presirlent '412 Senior Class Secretary '4Z': Traclc '39-'42: Bancl '39, '40, DOROTHEA ANDERSON--Cvreelc Games '39, 'f-10: Clieerleaclers '41, '42: Baseball '4O 4Q: Hoclcey '4O. ELEANOR ANDERSON-'Greelc Games '39-'4i2: Slcetcli Club '40-'42: Art Club '40-'42, GUNHILD ANDERSCDN-Greelc Games '40, '41: Com- mercial Club '4l: Roller Slcaiing '4Q: Baslcetball '42, MARY JANE ANSORGE-Greelc Games '39, '402 Co- lonial '-41: Aclviser Aiclcs '41, '42g Pen ancl lnlc Presiclent '42, DONALD ARCHER-Stamp Club '40, Cliess Club '40p Varsity Football Manager '41, '42. JOAN ARCHER-'Pen ancl lnlc '4lg Sopliomore Class Sec- retary '40g Senior Cvirls' Service Squad '4'2.': Colonial '41, WILLIAM ASH - Hall Cops '42: Baseball '42, Baslcet- ball '42, JEAN ASHDOVVN-'Lc'Ccrcle Francais '59-'422 Literary Society '40, '41: lsibrary Stall' '42 El..lZABE'l'H BARBER-'Pioneers '39, Grcelc Ciamcs '59, Gym Aides '41g Registration Aicles '42, lVlll.DRED BARKER--Greel: Games '39, '4'2: German Club '41: Bowling Club '41. JOSEPHlNE BASll..E--'Adviser Aicles '41, '42: Junior Sec- retaries '42 ll. Blaslacy R, Bloom ls. Bogowslci A. Borman E. Bosblcr 'l'. Boyne WILMA BATlNA--Commercial Club '41, '42g Baseball 41, '42: Bowling '42, ARNOLD BENNETT-Clwess Club '41, '42: Hall Cops '59, Rifle Club '42, RENEE BERG-'Horsebacli Ricling '40, '4l2 Art Club '42: Bowling '42. ETHEL BETTS - Roller Skating '40, VIRGINIA BIGBIE. , ' VlRCvlNlA BlTCON f- Cvreielc Games '39, '4O: Band '41, '422 Orcliestra '39-'42: Advisory Council '39. ROBERT BLACKFORD - 'l'raclc '39-'42: Hall Cops '59, 4521 Student Council '42: Rifle Club '39-'42. HELEN BLASKEY - Gym Aicles '41: Aclviser Aicles '41, '42, ROBERT BLOOM-Band '39-'42: Orchestra '40-'42: C1onrloliers '40: Musica Americana '41, LUCILLE EOGOWSKl-Gym Aides '41, '421 Greer Games '4I: Baslcetball '4l. SIDNEY BOlKESS-'Hanclball '40-'42g Assembly Squacl '41: Junior Play '41, EVELYN BOLLTEN-Greelc Cvames '39, '4O: Adviser Aides '41, '421 Gym Aides '41, '42, THOMAS BOND. ' ALICE BORMAN '-1Riding Club '40-'42: Bowling Club '42. EDlTl'l BOSHLER-'Pen ancl lnlc '41, '42, Junior Secre- taries '4lg Quill '42: f'Colonial '41, 'VHOMAS BOYNE-'Assembly Squacl '41, '42s Junior Play '41, Footliglat Club '42g Tennis '41, '42. JOHN BRADLEY'-'Gym Club '39, '4O: Assembly Squarl '40, '42p Fooiliglit Club '42, Raclio Club '42, JOAN l'sRElDlNCv '- l'loclcey '40, lJORlS BRlGC1Sf-Cvlee Club '4Og Clioir '41, '42g Hoclcey '39, '4O: Commercial Club '42, s. Boilress E. Boiiren 'it Bond J. Bradley J. Breitling D. Briggs . J bo f r f'V ' f 157ffi'l I