Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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TH E FACULTY Science A. Franklin Faust Royal Benner Raymond Burckley Emily Daube Margaret Beighley Harold Lints Theodore Eckert Viola Stanfield Irvin Misner Art :md Home Economicf Ruth Taft Mabel Davis Mary Powell Catherine Goldy Bertha Field Hi,f!01'y Alison Vincent Myrtle Rhodes Bernice Marshall Frank Rago Flora Gunnerson Florence Abbott Jennie Tripp Gertrude Whitmore Ethel Jones Esther Greenlund Mmic Imogene Boyle Edward Nowak Marie Van Den Btoeck Esther McQueen 15 C 0 mmercial Florence Hall james Turnbull May Schryver Margaret Jones Lucille Bachman Anne Rowles A. Barrett Davidson Annie Silver Mildred McCance Alice Bringhurst Catherine Degenhardt Nell Foster Franklin Loeb Library Hilda Anderson Gertrude Rhodes Pauline Beattie

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Englirb Hazel Martin Bernice Huff Hazel Blaisdell Dorothy Cantiil Eunice Bassemir Bernice Ford Bonnie Lee Farrior Lyla Davis Ruth Joyce May Barth Camille Yilek Elizabeth Sproule Frank Pill Howard Goldy Estelle Noon Dramatic! Miriam Randall Lois Linn Language Florence McDermott Katherine Rugen jean Zaremba Celine Young Marguerite Furgerson Isa Neel Phoebe Franks A. Andrew Navarra Gladys Underwood Florence jones lndarnfial Am- Donald Smith Stuart Dale Harold Williams joseph Straka Henry Schaedel Wilbur Monsell 14 MEMBERS OF PbyricalEciucatio1z Joseph Fay Paul Schem Paul Krause Thomas Scarti no Marion McCallum Lillian Reicher Virginia Best Alfred Voorhies Matbematici Albert Smith James Beale Marion Bennett Edna Layton Carl Holtz Roscoe Whitmore Robert Hayes Gertrude Gardner

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Looking .mufla from the faculty efztrrmfe. Teacberf need time out too. Dependable building VVhok VVho On Our Faculty N keeping with our theme of portraying the past, the faculty write up is devoted to past, and in some cases the present, activities of a few of our teachers. Few of you know how long your favorite teachers have been in H.H.S. or even what they do after or before the trying job of regular teaching. This year the members of the faculty have taken on added help classes for senior boys and many have acquired new classes because several male teachers have departed from our happy midst for the services. But now we shall attempt to answer the question of Who's who in the faculty? Mr. Hayes. a member of the math department can be seen in early morning or late afternoon in Room l9, aiding his Intermediate or Advanced Algebra students. Pop is also an assistant to Mr. C zrlodiazzx keep the .fcbool in repair. I Fay in coaching the successful and well-trained football team and until this year acted as an ad- viser to the Pentagon Club. The energetic and conscientious Miss Layton, the popular feminine adviser of the Hall Cops, is also a holder of help classes for Plane or Solid Geometry. Speaking of Geometry teachers, Mr. Holtz, aide to both the Radio and Stamp Clubs, is one of the school's most popular. One of the advisers of the all- important G.O. is Mr. Whitmore, known for his excellent work in handling the sale of Bonds and Stamps. Mr. Whitmcmte also supervises the meet- ings of those math wizards of the Tupiar Club. An adviser of the Senior Class and co-adviser of the dramatic club are some of the activities of Miss Bennett, who has been teaching in H.H.S. for twenty years. Miss Bennett is very active in Red Cross work here at school also. Mr. Beale has ably handled the Blue and White Corner for four years. At present. many calls for able linguists have been sent out by the federal government. A per- son of many languages is a valuable but rare object in this war. However, our language department