Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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uriinedri glclucafion Left to right, Row lr A. Barrett Davidson, James Beale, Alice Bringhurst, Rose Congiu. Row llf Catherine Degenhardt, Arthur Flax, Ruth Gaftga, Mathias Hel- bach. Row Ill: Margaret Jones, Anne Rowles, Leslie Schryver, Anne Silver, Louis Zara. ff frfrrr f t ,l,r Think. ' '-Watson HE expert training received by Hemp- stead High School's commercial students and their preparation for positions in the business world following high school are characteristic of the work of our Business Education Department, capably headed by Mr. Davidson. Introduction to Business, Business Arithmetic, Business Law, Short- hand, Typing, and Bookkeeping are some of the subiects expertly taught to the busi- ness preparatory students. This year the Business Education Depart- ment has laid particular emphasis on clerical skills. lt also has an eye toward the future. A course in operating oFtice ma- chines will be introduced in the near future in order to provide more well-rounded training. ,-...VI ,,., 3 . , my rr N.,-' y, N l l Aj pe! I X 'W i 44, X 57 iffy, .,.. , , f 1, 1 . Of Af , , V ' if '- 5 'H :M M . ,f 01,19 f. A -1' 3- Q ,Q 6 1-t'5:v ,,'.: - ' , ffl it y rt -it i ll,1A 21 ,

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Science is . . .like virtue, its own exceeding great reward. -Kingsley LTHOUGH hard work is a necessity in studying such subiects as General Sci- ence, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, or Earth Science, the students studying them find their work well rewarded. Future doctors, nurses, dentists, and scientists are learning for their own benefit and the benefit of others by increasing their knowledge of themselves and their environment. Not only students with a scientific career in mind are taking these subjects. To many stu- dents the study of science is not a required subiect at all, but a source of seemingly endless fascination for them. Excellent laboratory facilities in our Science Depart- ment, headed by Mr. Faust, furnish the stu- dents with a fine opportunity for scientific investigation. cien ce 1 V 4 ,,' ft' .. -..- X Q X. V : u l ' .-::' i H ,,. , 1fL.pL.La,4 f . 1 f 3 f it m , I , I 1 i- ifffv. 4 4, f s f 5' Q. 0 X 52 We P -1 , F 19 , 3 4. Q. ' ' f 5' -N. ,, -If' A ' -, A 1 'XX',x 1 . X giqggf If , 'A-fx' V N M, ,N ., , , , J ' 5. ,, -X s . ., i at . --.' V -. ,, ' nf, W it s Q X - .. fu js 9. ss' ' 'fi fisfw 6x,yxf, . gy :jg , 1 ff 1 2 -19 5- 'fir , ,T , , ff 'fr f W A H gs ,. iw IW.. ,mf Q , is X . s A F 'V '..3 ' , .W iff? ,, , t , 5 - ff f . , M- .zu Nw . r' si. X g ' . V t Left to right, Row lr A. Franklin Faust, Tord Beck, Daniel Beckett, Margaret Beighley. Row ll: Royal Benner, Viola Dendy, Ruth Hoek' stra, Maurice Levin. Row lllf Martin Lind, Harold Lints, Robert Schuessler, Luke White.

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.Aff ana! ,irlomema ing Lett to right, Row If Fred Pilkington, Thomas Chambers, Mary Oman. Row ll: Ruth Taft, Marion Bennett, Mary Bowen. Fine art is that in which the hand, the head and the heart go together. -Ruskin HIS is a picture of one of Mrs. Oman's industrious art classes. At the moment, they are coping with the problems of draw- 1 Xie ing a still life in pastels. The students have ' l . . 'XX y an opportunity to sample many different T styles in drawing and to work with va- , , ,-, yi rx rious media, such as water color, tempera, ex . f- l . . ,251 'ff charcoal, pencil, pen and ink, and crayon. xx ', a p u 1 ju XX ci Creative expression is stressed in all the Sit ii KX art classes. ff' rf 1 1 xgxxf i , I il I . l it-K-'xj't'---X --J .W j y ., im at A ' .R dx fi Xi W .Q V , re 7' N . . .. R--fff lla We all boil at different degrees. - NPT Emerson is X 'E f A ei . . . . ' ,X Q.. . ' There are three divisions In the Home - X233 l . . X5 Qfggmwlmn Economics course, some girls concentrate c QR -f4f- it ,,K,-A QA A on sewing, others prefer the general home Y. S N Q SY, economics course, and the third group JXANQJ .X N Vx studies the cooking and serving of meals. Qi X3 Q' sl any jj W . . WJ The home economics course prepares girls 'X 1 1 . Ai '-x'R , , , T ' gr'-5 Q3 ,1 . fi.. for fields like nursing, teaching, and J fi 1 M, . 2- , .Zh X., I '-.f K In ' X D . TX nv, fsck vi-j , Q' yt ig will CBN XNQT 'fix dIelICS. g 'o-s.?sfx.z '- it , rt at N A-X 3 T ' gf Q53 , We f c. T , U it ,Q X ee.sesMp,. ---l WF J 1 rt CFA L J 'HN X-ss W X' K N v A, N! Ml ,t W Q14 on Ci f xi -4' cf ,sft ' 'KU' elf 'R T 'ii' 3 5 I GST .if-s.TNEf311Ei:'s 'TJ - 'J Q fx, X. Q1-. x s 'Pi xTXQ,..fQ1 ix 1' .Ne ...MKJX .vf V 1 ' l tb! . -'l Vx H , 'J .S , .LL 7-.,h M ,,,g X Xe e vsvs 4 .sve P uh- I, VJ,