Mineola High School - Signet Yearbook (Mineola, NY)

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FACULTY Carnegie Clcndenny Docdcyns Gagliano Gebe Gedney Austen, Jane Dramatics . . . Baiardi, Amelia V. Spanish . . . Ball, Rosemary G. Shorthand, Economics . . . Becken, Emily L. Social Studies . . . Bills, Crystal D. English . . . Bolger, Mary L. English . . . Bubie, Gretchen E. Business Training . . . Burke, Mary T. English . . .

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ADMINISTRATION On the first floor of our building resides Dr. Allen, Superintendent of Schools. It is he who through his sincere efforts has en- abled our school to progress as rapidly as it has. He is indeed a friendly helping hand. When the June Seniors wanted their prom in the Music Room, it was Dr. Allen who granted them this privilege. Dr. Harlan B. Allen Superintendent of Schools But along with his many pleasant duties, there must be those unpleasant ones. Dr. Allen takes care of all those who cut re- ligious sessions on Wednesday. As usual he takes everything into consideration, but the detention sessions are unusually crowded for the next two days. Directly above Dr. Allen’s office is the usually crowded office of our principal, Mr. Sloat. Outside in the waiting room, tormented by their consciences, sit those who are wanted by Mr. Sloat and not wanted by anybody else. This is the clearing house for every kind of business. To this office come salesmen, peddling everything from paper clips to band uniforms. Here also you will find de- jected seniors (wondering if they, please, couldn’t have a night dance). Amid all this confusion, the telephone continually rings. All types of queries must be an- swered, among which are, Where are Johnny’s slips this month?” Mr. Terry, our assistant principal, helps to handle this mountain of work. He takes full charge of the N.Y.A. and supervises the Hall Patrol. In addition to his duties in senior high, he is the head of the junior high division of the Emory Road School. He has been instrumental in the organiza- tion of a Junior Hall Patrol. With these three men leading our many activities, it is easy to sec why the school Mr. Kenneth S. Terry Assistant Principal is so efficiently directed. The happiness and pleasure that we have derived from these past four years is also largely due to their cheerful smiles and ever ready willingness to help us in all our problems. 7

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Bccken Eiskant Gregory Bits Eylman Hafner Bolgcr Bubic Burke Field Fields Foster Hall Harrington Hubbard Carnegie, Marjorie A. Librarian . . . Clendcnny, Alma M. Mathematics . . . Doedeyns, Cornelia H. Social Studies . . . Eiskanc, Anne-Marie German, Social Studies . . . Eylman, Eugenia A. Social Studies . . . Field, Frances L. Secretary . . . Fields, Margaret M. Mathematics . . . Fos- ter, Amelia R. Nurse . . . Gagliano, Gertrude B. English . . . Gebe, Florence E. Secretary . . . Gedney, Dorothy E. Social Studies . . . Gregory, Anne Physical Education . . . Hafner, J. Ken- neth Physical Education . . . Hall, Gertrude A. English, Journalism . . . Harrington, Josephine