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

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Miss Berwind Mr. Kinslev Mr. Cadro Mr. Pritchard Mr. Carr Mr. Tennant Mr. Gardner Miss Wilkinson Mr. Jaatinen M iss Winheim EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AGNES BERWIND, B.S., M.A. Chairman of Social Studies Dept. St. Lawrence University, Columbia University Farmingdale, New York BURTON CADRO, B.S. Chairman of Industrial Arts Dept.; Business Ad- visor of “Buccaneer,’’ Rifle Club Advisor, In- structor in Adult Education Program Buffalo State Teachers College, New York Uni- versity Buffalo, New York JOHN CARR. B.S., M.A. Chairman of Science Dept.; Director of Adult Ed- ucation Program Alfred University, New York University Bell more, New York FRANK GARDNER, B.S. Chairman of Physical Education Dept.; Coach of Football and Wrestling Franklin Marshall College Bellmore. New York WILLIAM E. JAATINEN, B.S., M.A. Chairman of Commercial Dept.; Instructor in Adult Education Program Boston University, New York State College for Teachers, Hofstra College, New York University Newport, New Hampshire WILLIAM KINSLEY, M.A. Director of Guidance; House of Representatives Advisor Columbia University Bellmore, New York GEORGE PRITCHARD, B.S. Chairman of Music Dept. Ithaca College, New' York University Merrick, New York HERMAN TENNANT. B.S.. M.A. Cluiirman of Mathematics Dept.; Senior Class Ad- visor New York University, Hobart College Lynbrook, New York EMMA M. WILKINSON, B.A.. M.A. Chairman of English Dept. Columbia University, College of New Rochelle Merrick, New York MARGARET WINHEIM, M.A. Chairman of Language Dept. St. Joseph’s College, Brooklyn Teachers College, Columbia University Lynbrook, New York Page ten

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MR. CALHOUN ADMINISTRATION SANFORD H. CALHOUN Mr. Calhoun lias been hack only a little more than a year, hut already we feel as if wTe have known him far longer. His ready word of advice and pat on the hack have been welcome, and we feel that we have benefited from his wise administration and counsel. He returned to find a different Mepham, changed by the wrar, hut still living up to the high standards set during his previous years of administration. We are glad we were able to keep the school the way lie wanted it, and we regret that wre do not have the time to get to know him a little better. EUGENE E. HALLENBECK Mr. Hallenbeck has been with us through- out our entire four years of Mepham life, and we have come to regard him as a true friend. His interest in our problems and activities has been most gratifying, and we appreciate his attentiveness to our affairs. He has helped Mepham continue its high standards, and has been a great factor in assisting us to set high ideals for ourselves. MR. HALLENBECK Page nine

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FACULTY H. WALTON ALDERFER, B.A.. B.S.M., M.M. Music BlufTtou College, Northwestern University North Bellmore. New York ETHELYN A. ALDRICH. B.A., M.A. Social Studies Smith College Greenfield. Massachusetts MARY ELIZABETH ARDIFF, B.A. Commercial Adelphi College Flushing, New Y'ork HILDA BARTELS, R.N., B.S. Health Massachusetts General Hospital. New York University Freeport, New York CLAIRE BATTENFELD. B.A.. M.A. Language Adelphi College, Columbia University Richmond Hill, New Y ork JUNE BIRKINS, B.S.. M.A. Physical Education; Coach of Archery, Bowling New’ York University. Long Island University, Columbia University Woodhaven, New Y'ork RUTH C. CARMICHAEL, B.S. Art; Art Club Advisor Buffalo State Teachers College LeRoy, New Y'ork JOHN J. COYLE. Ph.B.. M.S. Science; Biology Club Advisor Muhlenberg College. Bucknell University Bellmore, New York GLORIA I. FAINE, B.S. Home Economics; Sugar and Spice Club Advisor University of Maryland Oceanside, New York CONRAD C. FRANCHINO. B.A- M.A. Commercial St. John’s University, New Y'ork University Raritan, New Jersey Page eleven