New Hyde Park Memorial High School - Lance Yearbook (New Hyde Park, NY)

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Art Mrs. Ruth Backiel it, Home Economics Mrs. Dorothy Levy interscholastic Athletics Mr, Alfred Kumerow Library Miss Evelyn Mertz . A Wt 4- 4 - ,, it . ,- A . A . Music Mr. Charles Hill Commercial English Mr. Adolph Scholl Mr. Walter Thompson Subject Area Coordinators Central High School District 52 is a complex net- work of six iunior and senior high schools, which is controlled by a central oftice. So great is this net- work that one often wonders how the curricula in each of the schools are kept so uniform. At this point, we become aware-of the Subiect Area Co- ordinators. It is their function to regulate the uni- formity of these curricula in the schools throughout the district. In order to do this, each Coordinator is familiar with every phase of subject matter and student-teacher relations within his department. Coupling this knowledge with a vast store of actual teaching experience, the Coordinator performs his du- ties quickly and etticiently. Although we never see these Coordinators be- cause their ofhces are located at Sewanhaka, these people play an important role in the lives of each and every student in the district. ffx,:?,.-.--ff. - - School Nurse Science Mrs. Lena O'Connell 8 Mr. Carl Eklund Girls' Physical Education Miss Virginia Gill -. . ' Q -:I 21 1'1gfi f :f 1.',: s w ig. 4, f ss g 1 .. , in rf' ff r ' .rs , 'Q -- . ,,,,Q 'fft7l:r:.. I 3 YZ 1,51 .2 . sr-21 ' 2-1.E f ., if industrial Arts Mr. Richard Wipper Ju l TVWF5 - Q Languages Mrs. Zenobia Gilbert Mathematics Miss Ida Ostrander . 4 Q 5 ,A pi-gf. r r F182-f igsgfi -5 L .43 x,..:3-,.,' -1 , 1 ., wg, SQQAA Social Studies Mr. lra Wilder

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Mr. R. lester Springer District Principal , . Mr. Alfred B. Caine Assistant District Principal Dr. Ursula M. Stewart School Psychiatrist Mr. Kenneth E. Place Superintendent of Buildings 81 Grounds 2 h X Dr. Harry Rosenberg School Physician Dr. Jerome Niosi Director of School Publication lll!!!!! Central District Staff Congratulations to the statt of THE LANCE on another fine publication! This yearbook records the highlights ot school activities. After graduation, many will continue your education, some will obtain employment, some will become homemakers and a few will con- tinue to seek your place in this community. Most of you will want to live on Long lsland. What a wonderful opportunity to grow and spend your years of greatest contribution in one of the most rapidly growing communities in the United States where opportunities abound unlimited. On Long Island, higher educational op- portunities are expanding rapidly. Business and industry are coming to this section in in- creasing numbers and on a planned basis. Population is increasing at a rapid clip. Fa- cilities for recreation, entertainment and cul- tural opportunities are ever expanding. Nearness to New York City is a cultural asset. Congratulations on your achievements and best wishes tor much success and happiness in achieving your potential in lite. Robert L. Springer Principal of the District Mr. Peter Carter Director of Physical Dr. Charles McNeeley l5ClUCOliOf1, Health Dental Supervisor and Recreation Q. C, E W 15 K Mr. Harry B. Spencer Director of Instruction and Pupil Personnel Services Efif , 1f'N .-4 A 'ts' E-I .tt H , Dr. Jules A. Holub Administrative Assistant N .L ,QQ iv., A '1 X. ix - , Ni 'x it it X Dr. Hugh Flaherty Director of Vocational Education Mr. Alfred G. Kiefer Business Manager Ji xr V, Iii , Mrs. Wilma Leadbeter School Lunch Supervisor Dr. Thomas F. looby Director of Adult Education 74. v

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