Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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MATHEMATICS Lefi to right, top row: Robert Hayes, Robert Ayres, Donald Francis, Second row: Carl Holtz, Robert Keenan, Gerald Locombe. Third row: Di. Edna Layton, Annamoy Lind, Joseph Roberti, Fourth row: Albert Smith, Robert Watson. ICTURED here is Mr. Keenan's interme- diate algebra class involved in the intricacies of parabolas, hyperbolas, and logarithms. In our atomic age, the need fo a full education in mathematics is well satisfied at Hempstead High School. Its expert fac- ulty encourages mathematical aspirants and instructs them in the various phases of mathematics. This year the Tupiar Club boasted the greatest membership since its beginning. Under Mr. Robert Hayes' supervision, this club brings to light many interesting ad' vances made in the science of mathe- matics. QV.. t'sf1lf.'nJC'Q 33- SA l f-5 :AX Ed Ak ll. OX 1, Do cn -f-U ,.,,.,,...-,Q-we , ,if . i 'FK' Xi. ,f 5 3 . ' . fit .. , --.4 5 ,tt as iw 'K if' it E r 1 . sy99 f 9

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Ox , f :-',',rA- A-A t J gif' if .J iff X x X .. 4' sn, ,L r f ,Q wr' ...W i Jvc Ex gi CFI 4. f twv' Q: 1-rf ,,.V , gy l g, L Zim, ,X X L9 to fight, top row: May Barth, Robert Boker, Charles Chase, Mary Church, Lyla Davis, Bonnie Lee Farrlor, Hilda Fiedler. Second row- Clare Finnessy, Bernice Ford, Howard Goldy, Ruth Joyce, Eunice Koch Lois Linn, Hazel Martin. Third raw: Mathew Murphy, Beth Newlon, Estelle Noon, Elizabeth Sproule, , J 1 en' tw Anne Turnbull, Stanley White, Camille Yilelc, ENGLISH HE picture lon the leftl shows Mr. Baker returning themes to his Senior English class to look over and correct. Many times such papers as these are shown to the class by means of a projector and screen. Thus the student can gain a general idea of the common errors of composition and how to correct such mistakes. Another help to good composition work is a class known as Creative Writing. This class is open to those seniors who show a great deal of interest and ability in the field of writing. 43 iw J , ,,.,. . 1 5 , 5 5, ...,