Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

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Harry Truman said; ‘When All Is Said And Done . . . The Buck Stops Here!” Among the most important people in the school, no doubt the principal is one of them. His many tasks amount to a desk full of work that has no end. These tasks include solving problems, authorizing school activities, keep- ing in touch with the Downtown Administration and many more. Usually they end up as one might expect, as a headache. Being principal of a school as large as Hempstead is not an easy job and many (Continued on pg 12) 10 Administration