Oceanside High School - Spindrift Yearbook (Oceanside, NY)

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THOMAS C. FETHERSTON, President CHARLES H. GOLDIE ANDREW R. FRITZ -H 'full program. . . The major concern of our Board of Education...namely Thomas C. Fetherston,Charles H.Goldie,Andrew S. Southard, Andrew R. Fritz and William H. Syrett, has been the pro- vision ofafuli educational program to which the youth of thecommunity isentitled. Wartime conditions havemade this difficult at times but obstacles have been su rmount- ed. A typical example ofma- jor problems that have been faced is the conversion from fuel oil tocoal without the loss ofa singleday of school. Adjustments in faculty mem- bership due to calls to war service, is another. Changes in curriculum to meet community war-time needs have beenmade. At the same time all courses nec- essary for college entrance have been continued. Educ- ation in Oceanside has kept pace with tried and accepted goals. All the activities of the school have been followed with keen interest and sup- ported tothe ful lest extent. 3 ANDREW S. SOUTHARD WILLIAM H. SYRETT HENRY L- HOFFMAN,