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

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Mr, Ralph K, Alger, Miss Agnes J. Berwind, Mr. Harold McCourt, Supervisor of English Director of Instruction Director of Pupil District Staff Dr. Frederick H. Stunt, Administrative Assistant and Curriculum Personnel Services It would be impossible to have a successful school year without the indispensable work of the administration staff. It is through the staffs control that lNIepham is able to function at its known high standards. Mr. Eugene E. Hallenbeck, administrative assistant, has worked for more than twenty years in the district. He has served in many capacities, including that of principal of Mepham High School. Dr. Frederick H. Stunt, also administrative assistant, was Principal at our school from 195-l to 1958. He is still well-known to Mepham students. The staff also includes lN1r. Harold lXIcCourt, lVIiss Agnes Berwind, and Mr. Ralph K. Alger. All the mem- bers keep the educational system running smoothly and efliciently. Mr. Eugene E. Hallenbeck, Administrative Assistant il

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I is Q ,. t, . -9 . ' 1 I 's l 'nl SB if .M HF-L., j q1,,l VVVV,V- V ,ivu Principal of District Julius C. Braun The year 1960 was the second year in which Cen- tral High School District Number Three has consisted of five schools, two senior and three junior high schools. Such a complex system requires level-headed leadership and firm administration. Mr. Julius C. Braun, Principal of the District, has more than ex- ceeded the demands of such a taxing responsibility. Mr. Braun came to Central High School District Number Three from the high schools of Buffalo three years ago, succeeding Mr. Calhoun as Principal of the District. At that time the district was comprised of the Merrick and Jerusalem Junior High Schools and the Mepham Senior High. Yet the next year, when the Sanford H. Calhoun High School and the Grand Avenue Junior High School were opened, Mr. Braun's untiring efforts were best displayed, for on his capable shoulders lay the burden of staffing and administer- ing these two new schools, Our most important years are spent at high school, for the future of our country depends on the nation's youth. Mr. Braun, as Principal of our District, has inspired our students to new heights with hopes for even greater achievements in the coming years. His philosophy concerning the development of potential citizenship will be of even greater significance in the tremendous expansion of our district expected in the years to come. Mr. Braun has always believed that the education of our youth will lead to a better- informed citizenry to meet the growing demands of our democratic way of life.

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I. I 'tx 1, Q , Wah Q 'm ,ff 1, f f , A ' M 3 , MR. ROBERT BAKER, Head of Department for Mathematics INIR. EVERETT THOMAS, Head of Department Business Education MR. THEODORE LEVINE. District Psychologist MISS RUTH NICKERSON, Head of Department for Citizenship Education NWN ,em if ., for wh. ,fqx . .--N... MR. GEORGE PRITCHARD. Head of Department Music Heads of Departments for MR. JOHN CARR, MR. BURTON CADRO. Head of Department for Head of Department for Science Industrial Arts MR. FRANK GARDNER, Director of Physical Educa- tion and Health MR. STANLEY TRYBULSKI, Head of Department Language MR. GEORGE L. STAHL for 9 Director of Vocational Edu- cation 1 1