Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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av Miss Furgerson. Miss Zaremba, and Mr. Navarra are three teachers of Spanish, a language which is growing in popularity. Miss Furgerson is an as- sistant adviser to the Sophomore Class and super- vises the meetings of El Circulo Cartellano. Mr Navarra participates in the Bowling Club and is the supervisor of the Pathlinders. Aside from his many other activities. Mr. Nava rra collects minia- Marion lvlacflallum, Roscoe Whitmcnre B ' Daviq. , onnie Lee s , , wmv 18 - i Annie Silver Albert S , mith Viola Dendy M'ldr d , 1 e B. McCance, James H Turnbull, Virginia Best. ture bottles. Senorita Zaremba enjoys sports and participates in badminton. Advising the Latin Club ini 2 L working with the Teachers' Canteen Unit are some of the activities of Miss McDermott, whose hobbies are reading and cooking. Miss Uni ' terwood was an assistant ad- viser of the junior Class and supervised h of the Colonial. t e writing Farrior, Wilnma McLean, Frank Rago. Mable I 5

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Esther McQueen, Irvin Misner, Edna Layton, Lillian Reicher, Frank Fish, Mae Barth. The first department on our list is English. Miss Ford, the adviser of the new junior-Senior Literary Club, likes to spend her spare time with music, reading, gardening, and housekeeping. Popular Mr. Pill, who organizes the work of the grade advisers and takes care of the Pen and Ink Club, collects antique glass as his hobby. The amiable Miss Barth. a Senior Class adviser, spends a great deal of her time after school working for the Red Cross. Miss Farrior, who likes to see new plays whenever pos- sible, considers poetry a most interesting unit in her curricular activities. Miss Bassemir participates Imogene Boyle, Franklin A. Faust, Flora Gunnerson. Marie Vanden Broeck, Raymond Burckley, Lyla Davis. ,Y-Q13 M...-J' .rf-f. A 79' ju.,-Lf-P.f in Field hockey, the rifle club, and the Classroom Teachers' Association. Her hobbies are gardening, reading, and knitting. Another grade adviser and the assistant adviser to the Freshmen Class, is Miss Joyce. Mrs. Davis has made her house her hobby. Mr. Goldy is well known for his excellent work in connection with the Patriot, and spends his spare time playing with carpenters tools. The efficient Miss Blaisdell is in charge of the Business Staff of the Colonial and is also a member of the Classroom Teachers' Association. Miss Cantlil supervises the meeting of the Pallas Club. Her hobbies are reading and music. Besides being an adviser to the Sopho- more Class, Miss Sproule spends many hours gardening.

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Myrtle Rhodes A l , nt rew A. Navarra, Hazel Blaisdell, Eunice Bassemir, james Beale, Hazel Martin. Vivacious Miss Layton, the Assistant Chief of Police of the Hall Co Y most interesting sub'ect Sh ps, finds solid geometr a 1 . e has made travel and flower growing her hobbies. Mr. Whitmore, the adviser of the Tupiar Club and the chairman of the war stam as a l b ' ' 1 nt onds sales, likes to bowl play golf, and work at handicrafts during leisure hours. Mr. Beale, who is the president of the Hempstead Teachers' Association, is a sports fan. is hobbies are reading, gardening, and people. Gertrude Gardner, Robert Ha 'es L y , ois K, Linn, Elizabeth Sproule, Fran l Miss Bennetts chief amusements are handicraft and d. rea ing. Mr. A. Smith is interested in photography. The energetic adviser of both the Radio and the Stamp Clubs, Mr. Holtz, amuses himself by golfing, bowling, and collecting antiques. Mr. Hayes assists Mr. Fay in coaching the football team. Both Miss Taft and Miss Mabel Davis have an interest in gardening. Miss McLean enjoys arts and crafts, while Miss Field likes interior decorating. Bookkee in ' p g, woodworking, and gardening are klin W. Loeb, Ann Rowles. 19 l i Mffff