Mepham High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Bellmore, NY)

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ivi Mr. Herman A. Tennant Acting Assistant Principal Mr. Eugene K. Hallenberk Acting Supervising Principal Assuming the position of acting- supervising principal, Mr. Hallen beck has calmly and cheerfully met the challenging times. His interest and generous cooperation have helped to make the school known for what it is today. Mr. Vi iliiam R. Kinslev Student Personnel Director ' • ,n K Mangel , B. Strow-hnitter. K. Strosehnitter. and E. Kerehoff. The kindly assistance of Mr. Ten- nant, stria and exaaing, but fair and sympathetic, has been an inspi- ration to one and all. I ne importance or a guidance coun- selor is at no time more evident than during a war. Particularly grateful are the Seniors for Mr. Kinsley's helpful advice as to their futures.

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Our Board of Education has labored faithfully and diligently to make Mepham one of New York State’s leading high schools. Working behind the scenes, civic-minded Board members, unrecognized and unsung, have donated both time and service without thought of remuneration. Mepham’s associates point with pride to these untiring friends and understanding advisors. BOARD OF EDUCATION Murray Boklan, President Gerard Fernandez, Vice President Walter Swenson Samuel R. Short George A. Hofmann Harold M. Johnston James H Chenery Arthur C. Rodf. BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICERS Frank A. Visone, Counsel Evelyn Baldwin. Treasurer 10 Sylvia U. Troncoso. Clerk

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SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Sitting. L. to R.—Miss A. Berwind, Mr. R. Weaver, Miss E. Flynn. Standing, L. to R.—Mr. S. Livingston, Mr. W. Perrine, Mr. E. Jacoby, Mr. S. Price. SCIENCE Mr. J. Coyle Miss M. Ott LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT L. to R.—Miss k. Spillane, Mrs. J. Symonds, Miss . Golding, Mrs. G. Anton.