Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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Harold Lints, Hilda Anderson, Mae Barth, Alison C. Vin- cent. -1 ,A v. allowing The Seniors brouglz Their az F you believe there is a manpower shortage, girls, just walk down XY!olfs' Alley first period. It is located outside the boys' gym. There, seated on the windows, you will hnd many boys talking about their last night date or the homework they did not do. Then, take a stroll past the girls' locker room upstairs, and you will hear the girls chattering about their soldier, sailor, or marine. Here comes Margery Sutter, the cute vice-president and chario- teer of the cheerleaders. Sur intends to .go to Wellesley and would like to study fashion or art. Walkiiug out of the teachers' room we see Miss Barth, the popular senior adviser, accompanied by Mrs. Vincent and Mrs. Anderson, the assistant ad- visers. If we walk up to the third floor we might meet Mr. Lints, another of the assistant advisers. There goes the bell for the first period, and if we peek into Room 79 we might see Stratton Has- kell, the capable president of this year's Senior Class. Stratton plays the drums in the high school band and intends to make music his career. He also is a great bowling enthusiast. We managed to get through the first three periods, and in home room 49 we can hear the class secretary, Harry Baggen, explaining the cause for not doing his home work. Harry has no plans for the future as he intends to enter one of the services. As the bell announces the seventh period we wander into the band box, where we see the class treasurer, Don Hixon, playing the trumpet in the high school band. Dons hobbies are music and art. He hopes to enter Colgate and would like to major in advertising. You might have seen one of his pictures posted in the halls. ,....l....g4.....-