Mahopac High School - Wampum Yearbook (Mahopac, NY)

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ADMINISTRATION — knows that the principal and teachers are directly in charge of the school, but it is the Board of Education who has the first responsibility with regard to the work, maintenance, extra-curricular activities — in fact every- thing connected with the whole school. Besides the high teaching standards maintained, in keeping with its policy of providing the students with as fine educational opportunities as possible, the Board invites outstanding persons to participate in assembly programs. Furthermore, any equip- ment needed for teaching more effectively, is provided, includ- ing books and such supplies. Among the more important pro- jects undertaken this year was the completion of the land- scaping of the school grounds, which are truly beautiful and a credit to the community. Another way in which the Board has Epwarp E. Dwyer Pr a. shown its true colors is in its attitude toward the student gOV- rincipal ernment. Ever since the suggestion of having a student council was made, the members of the Board have fostered and en- couraged, in every possible way, ils growth and expansion. All in any way connected with the school, whether teachers or students, cannot help feeling the friendly and helpful interest with which the Board carries out its plans and meets its responsibilities. Members of the Board of Education, Principal, and District Superintendent of schools. Standing, left to right: Harold F. Jung, Treasurer; Edward E. Dwyer, Principal; Harold C. Storm, District Superintendent of Schools. Seated left to right: Rocco Faillace; M. Campbell Lorni, Vice-President; Kelsie Agor, Presi dent of Board of Education; Mrs. E. Chichester; Leslie P. Dodge, Clerk.

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Ee: Striving to get us to do our best, offering to be our friend, and reaching these goals has endeared Miss | lodge to the Seniors. Innumerable other reasons make us eager and also proud, to dedicate our last important high school task to the one who has been the nearest LO; Us:

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Teas GSR, N apple for the teacher—all our teachers and Mr. Dwyer. We cant call them just “the faculty” because, both during and after school, they are friends’ ’, always willing to do their part in all school affairs. yan happy eroup, they are often seen on weekends enjoying the many sports, of which skiing and tennis seem to be most popular. The success of “What A Life,” the senior play, was made possible by their taking parts as well as being interested and working diligently. As Seniors we shall never forget their zeal and untiring efforts in preparing us for Reading left to right: Mrs. Jean Bloomer, Doris L. Bryan, Wahlter F. Chavel, Mado- lin Cocroft, Marguerite Collyer, Jeanette Conley, Thomas J. Cunningham, Wilbur S. DeVries. Dorothy Eastwood, Tullia Fossati, Mary J. Fay, Mrs. Mary Be Fay, Gordon Foote, Elsie Fuchsle, Howard Grant, Vivian Green. Mrs. Hazel R. Gregory, Benjamin Hamblin, Elsie Hannigan, Muriel Hodge, Raymond C. Hollstein, Edith A. Jennings, Margaret Kaemmerlen, F. Naomi Knapp. Glenice Lockwood. Richard Margison, Bernice McGill, Kather- ine Millicker, Robert Oram, Mrs. Millicent Owen, Margaret Pinckney, James P. Towey, Hildegard Uelzmann, Mrs. Laura Vores.