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

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cglzarid jar glferyflling 77 .lust as the Editor sets the tone of a newspaper, so does the administration govern the atmosphere of a school. Mr. John L. Miller, Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Ruel E. Tucker, Prin- cipal of Great Neck High School, are therefore responsible for our school's enviahle reputation of progressiveness and internal harmony. Mr. Millelfs recent arrival, coupled with the nature of his duties, has made close acquaintance with the student body diihcult, but we all know him, if only hy reputation, as a perfect hlend of competence and cordiality. Mr. Tucker, at the completion of his second year as Principal, is an indispensihle part of our school life. We, the students, more than anyone else, have op- portunity to admire his forceful personality, to appreciate his keen perception and ahle solu- tions of our problems, and to delight in his ready wit.

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0 Gill .9 jufn 30? For all the invaluable aid and advice which the student body l1as received from the un- tiring and ceaseless efforts of the deans and of the members of the office staff, we of the Arista should like to express our profound appreciation. Through the friendly counsel of Miss Helen Brickell, Dean of Girls, and that of Mr. John Daly, Assistant Principal, the students have been well guided through their four years of high school. Also Mr. Lawrence Olson must be given praise for his fine work as at- tendance officer. However, in awarding the Hlaurel wreathsf, we must not overlook Mrs. Lewis, Miss Daly, and Miss Munn of the office staff, who have been indispensible not only in their regular secretarial duties, but also in answering the steady stream of questions asked of them by the students. ' All in all, we are proud of our deans and of the oflicc stall' of Great Neck High School, and we shall surely miss their smiling elli- ciency after we leave.