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

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Cifwae Q Qtegindb When the Class of 1948Abegan thinking about What they Wanted in their adviser, they decided that above all he would have to be a person with a Winning personality and all the enthusiasm necessary to make the class tops! The class can be proud of its choice of class adviser. Mr. Grebinar has lived up to all of their expectations and has brought the class to a peak of perfection. It has been through his guidance, advice and suggestions that the class officers and planning committee have been able to organize the class activities. Because of his complete coopera- tion, the Junior Prom, Senior Ball, Harvest Page eighteen Moon Ball, and Senior Play can rank as the best yet given in Mepham. His personality has Won him the friendship of every senior as well as many underclassmen, and his splendid busi- ness training proved an excellent advantage in candy sales and raising funds for the class treasury. For these reasons, it is only fitting that we pay tribute to him, and we take this oppor- tunity to do so. e Thank you, Mr. Grebinar, for being an ex- cellent teacher, a wonderful class adviser, and a real friend.

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01473 6VLLO'C Edt May, 1947 Dear Diary: Tensity, and overwhelming excitement were the prevailing emotions as we stood on the brink of our first election. We glanced around the room as we took a last minute look at our candidates and then scribbled our chosen names on a scrap of paper. Once our actual voting was over we chattered impatiently, waiting for the results. The rap of the gavel on the cafeteria table startled us into breathless listening. Then in a surge of applause the Junior class ushered in its officers. A ready smile, boundless energy, willingness to do work, and lots of hope for his class describe our adviser Mr. Edward Grebinar. Following him up the aisle was the president, athletic, popular Robert Snyder. Booker Gibson displaying his broad contagious grin took his place as vice presi- dent. A notebook out, all ready to assume his duties as secretary, Ted Gibson, joined the group at the table. To make the assemblage complete CLASS OFFICERS-G. Wood, Secretaryg I.. G. DeFreitas, Vice-President, R. Snyder, President, M. Riker, Treasurer. came our blonde, active treasurer Geraldine Wfood. So, Mepham saw the beginning of another ambitious senior class. QContinued on page 85D SENIOR PLANNING COMMITTEE-Heise, Theberge, Helm, Liers, Nodland, Schramm, Crocini, Rider. Page 'nineteen