Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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For Loyalty and Service MISS EUNICE BASSEMIR has been a teacher in Hemp- stead High School for twenty years. Although born in Brooklyn, she has lived in or about Hempstead for most of her life. She really belongs in the school, since she is a graduate of the Hempstead school system. During her first year at Hempstead High, Miss Bassemir taught General Biology, but most of the students recognize her as the charming teacher of English. In her course of traveling she has visited and traveled through the British Isles and France, particularly Paris. In our own United States, Miss Bassemir has visited in and around the capital, Washington, D. C. Throughout her years as a faculty member, Miss Bassemir has aided the students as an assistant adviser of the Senior Class, adviser to the Sophomore Lit., and adviser to the Rifle Club. Therefore, for her years of service and loyalty to Hempstead, we dedicate the 1944 yearbook to Miss Eunice Bassemir. I Hlfiffifi A4 14 j . I SA el . !YIlf'IIi.ll'fTli!2 v-r'- nvlvl-' v

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Eunice Bassemir