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

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Mr. Eugene E. Hollenbeck, Administrative Assistant Mr. Eugene E. Hallenbcck has devoted more than twenty years of his life to serving the ideals of Mepham. During the war he was selected to fill Mr. Calhoun’s position as Mcpham’s Principal. Throughout his distinguished career he has worked diligently to give the youth of this community the best possible education. Dr. Frederick H. Stunt, Administrative Assistant Dr. Frederick H. Stunt is well known to students at Mepham where he was our Principal from 1954 to 1958. In the course of his career at Mepham, which began in 1937, he has taught general science, physics, and mathematics. In 1949, he became director of student personnel services. Dr. Stunt holds his degree from Teachers’ College. Columbia University. Mepham is very proud of Dr. Stunt. Presidential Advisers Mr. Harold McC.ourt, Director of Pupil Personnel Services Miss Agnes J. Berwind, Director of Instruction and Curriculum Mr. Ralph K. Alger, Supervisor of English

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Mr. JULIUS C. BRAUN Principal of the District The rapid expansion of the educational facilities of Central High School District Number Three has made the difficult problems of administration even more complex. As Principal of the District, Mr. Julius C. Braun has surpassed the challenge and increased the efficiency of the District’s Administration. The year 1959 saw the opening of both the Stand-ford H. Calhoun High School and the Grand Avenue Junior High School. When we consider what this means in terms of staffing, organizing, and supervising, we have a small idea of the responsibility which is upon Mr. Braun’s capable shoulders. What makes his accomplishments even more impressive is the fact that he finds the time to participate in many community and professional organizations. Mr. Braun gives of himself fully and without stint in order that the youth of our community may be better served. Education is the process by which we grow in mind and spirit. Education serves not only to fit us for a place in life but to develope us into well-rounded citizens. We cannot overlook the importance of these years at Mepham, or forget the fine people who made them possible. The future of our Nation depends upon the education of our youth. To such outstanding educators as Mr. J. Braun we owe a debt of gratitude for what our Nation has become and for the greater promise of the future.

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Mr. Frank Gardiner, Director of Physical Education and Health Mr. Robert Baker, Head of Department for Mathematics Miss Ruth Nickerson, Head of Department for Citizenship Education Mr. John Carr, Head of Department for Science Mr. Stanley Trybulski, Head of Department for Language The Cabinet Mr. George L. Stahl, Director of Vocational Education Mr. Everett Thomas, Head of Department for Business Education Mr. George Pritchart, Head of Department for M usic Mr. Theodore Levine, District Psychologist Miss Barbara Dunsan-sky, District Psychologist 11