Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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KQQ Let to ri bi mt row D Smith S Dale H Williams. f g , fi 2 . , . , . Second row: J. Straka, H. Schaedel, W. Monsell. x- my is the smiling Miss Degenhardt, here in school for eight years, and who has capably managed the large Commercial Club for two years. Miss Degen- hardt also helped the girls with badminton for a few years. Miss jones acts as adviser for the Com- mercial Club while Miss Silver, who works with the Adviser Aides, coaches the girls' bowling group. Miss Foster has taught students from Hempstead High School for seventeen years. In the past she acted as Colonial business manager, and now does an excellent job of advising both groups of the GO., the Home Room Council and the Student Council. Mr. Turnbull is the business manager of the Patriot, which is awaited by stu- dents and the teachers alike. He may also be seen patrolling the halls during several periods of the day in his job as adviser of the Hall Cops. Now, lastly we Come to the Art and Home Economics. Miss Field, skillful adviser of the Art Club, is also working with the art staff of the Colonial as their adviser. The vivacious home economics teacher, Miss Taft is currently acting as a Junior Class adviser,

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Senorila Zaremba enjoy: the autumn Jun. Min Boyle directr there eager bandfmen. Fluff arrurer Dr. Gore, The world will be all right. ing for six years, were both advisers of the History Club, and Mr. Rago, a comparative new-comer, is now the head of the junto and Forum Clubs. Lastly Miss M. Rhodes told us that she has been a member of the faculty for thirteen years, 'pre- sided at the original homeroom council, and is now an adviser. Among the popular Science teachers are Messrs. Faust, Lints, Misner, and Eckert. Mr. Faust, who works with those interested in chess, and Mr. Lints act as advisers to the Science Club. Mr. Misner has taken over the job of managing the Pentagon Club and he ably coached tennis last spring. Mr. Eckert, a geology enthusiast, assists in advising the Camera Club. Of course even science has its fem- inine side and Misses Beighley, Stanfield, and Mrs. Daube represent it well. Miss Beighley has enjoyed coaching the girls' basketball and baseball for sev- eral of the eleven years she has been here. Miss Stanlield is now teaching Biology for her second year as adviser of the Pioneers. The next group of teachers, Whom we inter- viewed was in the gym. Now, more than ever be- fore these teachers are playing an important part in the body building program of the day. Our gym teacher Miss MacCullum, came here in 1950 and has, in addition to her regular schedule, helped with the Greek Games and all after-school activ- ities offered to the girls. The other teacher, Mrs. Reicher, arrived six years later, in 1936, and Mr. Voorhies, a former Social Science teacher, took over the job of assisting Mr. Fay in boys' sports, when Mr. Franz left for the Navy. Our very popular dramatic teachers, Miss Ran- dall and Miss Linn advise the Footlight Club. Miss Linn is also aide to the Curtain Call Club. It is their excellent direction and selection of the cast, which makes each of the dramatic productions of the club such a success and of course they produce the annual sensation, the Senior Play. In our travels we now see that we have come to the Commercial department. Heading the group

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