Miller Great Neck North High School - Arista Yearbook (Great Neck, NY)

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EDARD DE EDUCATION Jelm A. Lareesy, Presrrleni Jane Q. Clark Cerl P. Kremer A. Dudley Sermelere Charles A. Gill HEALTH DEPARTMENT A. H. Parsons, NLD. L. Lawrence Mann, D.D.S. Dear profs: l'el lilce to ttianlq eacti one of you who have so patiently driven algebra, Latin, and Wtrat have you into my head and at the same time withstood all ttie pranks l tliouglat up. lt was swell ot you. But T suppose that you are Lind ot glad to see me go. Ttiat is mostly wliy Tm Writing. Mr. Franlcs has decided that anottrer year tlere was just Wtiat T needed. So, you can loolc for me in my old hangout in tront of your desli on lVlonday morning. Septemloer 5rd. - Your pal, Aristus 15

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KIERS. Si. CHR . Cl stands lVlr. Owns IJHHJIV WZIHS fill l,llC lVlLlSlC ROOTI1 nside the sound g hy, director of the Cappella Choir and co-producer ot years spectacular Radio Shows. A red letter day for Mr. Urmshy was the occasion of th e fXl,walcr-Kent Vocal Contest, when his pleasing laaritone won' First prize. The mention ol? New England slci trails puts a protes- sional twinltle in, soft snow is seconc pion. Qddly enoug one ot those hig . heclcle at the Yan The country ho.- lVlinnesota laeing . l-le went to Boyd, spectively. His chi' as do his garden, other headliners h his eye, for skimming over the C nature to this rlunior Slci Cham- h, a relative, Cousin Qrmslay is .eague umpires we all hiss and 'tee Stadium. .ds First place with lVlr. Smithfe dis home might account for it. Wisconsin, and Columhia, re- idren give him much enjoyment, reading, and travelling. Among e has met two great statesmen, Calvin Coolidge and William Jennings Bryan. Aft- er hours, Mr. Smith is the Filihusters, adviser. Hlfonnen Sie Deutschff, No? Well, that is the title of Mr. Swenson,s hooli on the German lan- guage. Of Swedish hirth, he is an expert in many languages, and at Tufts College he was laoth stu- dent and teacher. lVlany times a European traveler, in 1917 hh. Swenson lnecame entangled in a Franco-Prussian ho Golf and gardening rder feud lasting several months. predominate among his hohhies. For eleven years Mr. Swenson has helped many up the ladder ot success in languages. Une sunny day ahoard a hoat for Haiti a miracle ot tishdom was witnessed lay none other than Mr. Tupp er. A whale spouted water and completely astonished our sunlourned Latin pedagogue. After studying at Bowdoin College, he travelled to Pan- ama and Jamaica. Most harrowing of lVlr. Tupperxs adventures was his death-defying ascent to the lofty atmosphere of l3ilQe,s Pealc fescorted hy a Cadillacl. MCDERN. LANGUAGE-Mrs. Marjorie R. Hubbard, Miss Louise F. Crandall, Mr. Kenneth F. Canfield, Mr. Paul Anqiolillo, Mr. Ernest S. Swenson tDept. Headj. MUSIC DEPARTMENT-Mr. Clifford M. Orrnsby KDGPT- Hecrdj, Mr. Howard E. Pruttinq. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT-Mr. Clifford H.. Sears, Mr. Arthur L. Smith, Mr. Earl H. Chamber- 105111, Mrs. Marion K. Reading, Miss Catherine O Dreher. SECIENCE DEPARTMENT-Mr. James M. Balassone, Mr. qeorqe E' NOYSSI MT- lohn S. Lusch tDept. Headl, MI'- t CfYmO1'1C1 W. Hutchinson, Mr. Barton W. Snyder, Ml'- Albert I. Mcrllett.

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