Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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Office ll-LeTT To righT: E. Ronnerman, D. Powers, M. LeTT To righT: Dr, Maure, N. Whaley, L MoTlaT Duryea, l.. T-luesTon. OTTice lll-LeTT To righT: E. Moore, l-T. FosTer, W. Bedclo J. Turnbull. OFFICES ll AND III FFICE ll is divided inTo Two separaTe divi- sions. Dr. Maure, our Principal, and his secreTaries occupy The oTTice which assembles The school curriculum and The exTra-curriculum. All Tinal decisions as To The policies QT The school are made here. The orher parT oT OTTice ll regulaTes class schedules. Mrs. l-luesTon, our regisTrar, and her sTaTT enroll each sTudenT and Tile all schedules. Here Too, is a record of all grades oT each sTu- denT. CaTalogues and pamphleTs oT colleges and oTher insTiTuTes OT higher learning are here Tor sTudenT inspecTion. Mrs. l-luesTon advises and guides The sTudenTs as To college reguiremenTs. The many angles oT sTudenT characTer show up in OTTice Ill. ATTendance and discipline prob- lems oT The sTudenTs cenTer here. All exTra-curri- cular acTiviTies are supervised here and a record oT The poinT sysTem accuraTely l4epT. Teachers' regisTers are checlced by Orlice Ill Thus keeping a balanced record oT all pupils aT all Times. Mr. Beddow, assisTanT principal, Mrs. FosTer, dean OT girls, and assisTanTs Mr. Moore and Mr. Turn- bull all share These varied duTies.

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OFFICE STAFFS GFHCEI HE inviTaTion, Walk In on iTs door, some- whaT prepares you Tor The kindly recepTion and aTTenTion received in OTTice I. This very aTTracTively Turnished oTTice is supervised by Mrs. Hardy who so eTTicienTly assisTs SuperinTendenT Kincaid. WiTh Mrs. Hardy are secreTaries Mar- gareT DoTy, Amelia Cave, and Audrey PaTTerson. In This oTTice is conducTed The imporTanT busi- ness oT The Board oT EducaTion and The Hemp, sTead Schools. Some OT The imporTanT duTies oT This oITice are as Tollowsz preparing various sTaTe reporTsg keeping civil service records: wiThhoId- ing Tax on school incomes, and preparing The disTricT pay rolls. TogeTher wiTh iTs original sTaTT and The new members, Oiclice I will conTinue To serve The schools in iTs usual eTTicienT manner. We all appreciaTe Their services To us. OFHCEIA I-IIS oTTice was sTarTed in I946 because Olilice I had Too many Things To do and noT enough Time or space in which To do Them. This is a raTher small oTTice, buT very compeTenT and busi- ness-like in iTs dealings. CTTice IA is concerned wiTh such maTTers as: securing working papers. purchasing supplies Tor The HempsTead Public Schools, and TuiTion Tees from non-residenT sTudenTs. The oTTice is supervised by Edifh E. Schwedes and JeaneTTe R. Siegmann. Mrs. Siegmann, who is The accounT clerk, is in charge oT The CaTeTeria Fund and The High School AcTiviTies Fund. Miss Schwedes is also a noTary public. As in The oTher oTTices, The supervisors oT Ohfice IA are assisled by girl sTudenTs Trom The commercial deparTmenT who help ouT during Tree periods. WiTh This very capable sTaTT, OTTice IA has managed well This year. SeaTed: A. Cave. STanding, IeTT To righT: H. Hardy, M. LeTT To righT: J. R. Siegmann, A. L. PaTTerson, D. J. Smilh Doly. STudenT Aide, E. E. Schwedes.

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