Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right. R. Mortin, E. Helms, P. Cahill, A. Szeglin. A Letter to the Seniors: You are now standing at the crossroads of life—your fourth and last year at Hempstead! This past year, you saw your school, its prob- lems, activities, and studies, with the eyes of Seniors! Seniors, soon to graduate, with four never-to-be-forgotten years of hard work and study, combined with fun and exhilarating ac- tivities behind you. Some of you will go to col- leges, others take jobs, and still others will go down the many paths of specialization. Perhaps you will become business executives, secretaries, professional men and women, skilled workers, clergymen, or artists—but whatever your career you will meet people from all walks of life and the knowledge acquired in these four years will be at all times and places an invaluable asset. Your first year at Hempstead, excited by the big high school, you gradually became accus- tomed to the new way of life. Some of you went out for sports, others dramatics, music, and art. In the second year, classes became routine, but school was never dull. You met new people, joined clubs, spent your lunch hours at Louis’, dated, and studied. Junior year and you still found new paths to explore. Then, finally and best, this, your Senior year. Guided by your advisors, Mr. Lints, and Miss Rhodes, you have tried to leave behind memo- ries which, you hope, will not be soon forgotten. Your class officers, Art Szeglin, President: 30