Mineola High School - Signet Yearbook (Mineola, NY)

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Commercial [ 12]

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[ II ] English Physical Education Languages Guidance Library Attendance

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WE’LL NEVER FORGET Mr. Sloat and his shillelagh. Ooh, how it hurt! . . . Coining into Miss Smith’s class for the first time and being dumbfounded by her French . . . Miss Carnegie's inevitable “Quiet, Please” in the li- brary when we’re trying to show our pal a good joke . . . That grin on Mr. Zaiser’s face when he gave us detention . . . Our feel- ing about two inches high when we came into the library to have our programs changed and had all the faculty staring at us . . . Miss Hubbard's getting stuck with the stickers the Seniors were supposed to sell . . . Miss Orr and her tests in mathematics which could make Einstein groan . . . Miss Prosper and her perfumes. Ooh la la ! . . . Our having to look as if we understood when Miss McClel- lan came out with words that would win five dollars on any quiz program . . . Miss Luyster’s always catching us when we tried to get in front on the lunch line . . . Miss Phillips and her “I’ve got some pamphlets you might be interested in” . . . Having to listen to the “Instructions for Candidates” before each and every examina- tion when we practically knew them from memory . . . Mr. Wei- ner’s nice disposition . . . That “urge to kill” when the faculty grinned at our dilemma in examinations . . . Miss Pulver and her “Move up two seats” when we misbehaved . . . Miss Hubbard's all but tearing her hair out trying to get some pep out of the Seniors . . . Mr. Flesch’s wide variety of suits which had us all asking, “Wonder what Mr. Flesch is wearing today?” . . . Home Economics and Health [ 13]