Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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left to right Flo ence Abbott Citizenship Education Alyce Adolph Phy ical Education Kazmuer Albnnskr Music Robert Ayres Mathematics Robert Baker English Rupert Barber Jr Speech and Drama Our Trainers AVE you ever stopped to think about your teachers and realize how many problems they must face each school day during the forty week period of every school year? While you are busy occupy :ng your after school hours participating rn various school acttvltles or doing your assigned homework, most teachers gener ally have a stack of homework or test papers to take home and correct for hours at a time Every teacher takes a keen In terest In each of his or her students and sees to each student s need for knowledge Besides the many tasks that techers must perform during school hours, most all teachers of H H S also take It u on themselves to sponsor an extra curricular club or coach an athletic team after school has been dismissed We are fortunate to have many active clubs and organizations In H. H. S. for which most of the credit Margaret Benghley Science Nancy Belfer r et right Royal Benner Science Marion Bennett, Homemokingg Virginia Best, School Nurse: Imogene Boyle Chairman Mu rc Department: Alice Bringhurst, Business: Paul Brown, Business. QQ- I4

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Assistants to the Rlngmaster MONG the most Important persons at Hemp stead Hugh are the Admmlstratrve Asslst ants Mr Flax Mr Keenan Mr Prahl and Mr Moore Mr Flax and Mr Keenan carry on In Omce Two thelr many dutles whuch Include checking boys attendance and dusclplme extra currlcular actlvltles athletnc funds and the schedulmg of all school achvltles Found In Office Flve rs Mr Prahl Mr Prahl IS In charge of the guidance program ln our hugh school Under has dlrectlon the counselors work lndlvudually with the students un order to Arthur Flay As :stan to the Principal help ea h studenr to make has hugh school edu cation and experience as valuable as possrble Mr Moore IS the fourth Admmlstratwe Asslst ant He IS Currlculum Coordmator and Director of Audio Visual Educatlon Mr Moore supervises all the auduo visual equipment used In Dlstrlct One Among his many chores are planning a budget workmg with committees dellvermg sup plles to teachers and tralmng students to op erate audio visual equipment Our slnceres- appr clatuon goes to the Ad mmlstratlve Assistants for the fine work they have done for the betterment of our school E Carleton Moore Wnlluam Prahl Robert Keenan Curriculum Coordmator Director of Guidance Stat? Assistant l I I s J 2' I ' 1 ' I ' I ' . . . . . I - , . . . 1 . . . , . I I I I ' . .... S . . e . - 1 L

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should be extended to the many teachers who sacrifice their time to assist in promot- ing more interest in extra-curricular activi- ties for the benefit of the students. During summer recess, some teachers even sign up for extra courses to provide you, the student, with a more vast and vivid portrait ot new educational ideas that may someday prove helpful to you when you take your place in the world. Among the many special departments 'N f 1 9' ws i nf-as 7, 'Lf Lett ta right, Row If Thomas Chambers, Art, ltuincl Chapman Homcmalxing Ncry Cha ch Engl: h D Smith A. Combes, School Doctor, Pauline Cullen Librarian Stuart Dale Industrial Arts Row ll A Barrett Davidson, Chairman, Business Departmentg Catherine Degenhardt Business Viola Dendy Science Yvette Dagin, Core Curriculum, Sonia Darwin, English A Franklin Faust Chairman Science Department that are included in our school system is the guidance department. This department contains four individual guidance counsel- ors and their secretaries, who assist each student in planning his or her high school program during the four years of high school and assist in selecting a higher place ot learning tor academic students. They are ready and willing to help the student at any time he is in need of assist- CJFICE.