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

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Mr. Robert Baker Mathematics Mr. Everett Thomas Business Education Mr. Theodore Levine District Psychologist Miss Ruth Nickerson Citizenship Education Mr. George Pritchard Music Mr. John Carr Science Mr. Burton Cadro Industrial Arts Mr. Frank Gardner Mr. Stanley Trybulski Physical Education ond Health Language Mr. George L. Stahl Vocational Education Heads of Departments 11

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Mr. Rolph K. Alger Supervisor of English District Staff Mr. Harold McCourt Director of Pupil Personnel Services Dr. Frederick H. Stunt Administrative Assistant Mr. Eugene E. Hollenbeck Administrative Assistant Miss Agnes J. Berwind Director of Instruction and Curriculum

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Principal — Mr. Tennant Without a well trained administration even an excellent faculty cannot operate effectively. Thus, a great deal of credit for the smooth operation of this school and its functions is due to Mr. Herman A. Tennant who, as principal of Mepham, is in charge of administrative duties. Everyone in Mepham is aware of the fact that Mr. Tennant has been a member of the staff of Central High School District Number Three for over twenty-five years. His long record of achievement had broadened his administrative knowledge; therefore in 1957 Mr. Tennant was ably prepared to assume the duties and responsibilities inherent to the position of Principal of Mepham High School. We are the first class to progress through the school under Mr. Tennant, and all of our accomplishments are a reflection on his excellent handling of the details, major and minor, involved in the operation of a school such as ours. Principals Mr. Gerald E. Tarbell, our Assistant Principal for the past three years, graduated from St. Lawrence University. After teaching physics at Mepham for several years, he became Assistant Principal at Jerusalem Avenue Junior High School in September, 1957. The following year he assumed his present position. His great interest in the students and their activities has been largely responsible for his successful service to our school. He is an enthusiastic spectator at athletic events and attends all other programs held at Mepham. Mr. Tarbell — Assistant Principal 12