Oceanside High School - Spindrift Yearbook (Oceanside, NY)

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MISS KINKADE ADMINISTRATION The main office, consists of four people. Mrs. Alma Kearns and Mrs. Clara Johnson take care of many of the administrative details of the high school office and answer all the questions that various Johnny Spindrifts and Christian Hooks ask throughout the year. Mrs. Ruth Boren and Mrs. Helene Gandol work with Dr. Boardman as part of the superintendent’s office. Their responsibility is for the schools in Ocean-side. Mr. Mosback, our friendly principal, has a large administrative job. He is a friend to every student, and always ready to help student and faculty. Miss Kinkade, the assistant principal, is also our guidance advisor. She takes care of the year-long job of arranging each student’s schedule. Miss Kinkade is also in charge of our Honor Society. She has a large responsibility and handles it superbly. From the time of Christian Hook right up to our present Johnny Spindrift, Oceanside High School has boasted of its fine staff, and the cooperation it has given. OFFICE STAFF: Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Kearns, Mrs. Gandol, Mrs. Boren. 9

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BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. Fetherston, Southard, Hoffman, Goldie, Campbell, Syrett. Dr. Boardman, Superintendent of Oceanside Schools, has many responsibilities in community life. He follows each student and is responsible for him no matter what school he attends—elementary, junior high or senior high school. Dr. Boardman is an efficient leader and is very capable of serving in the position he holds. The Board of Education, consisting of five Ocean-side citizens, make sure that we have the proper educational program. The members are: Thomas C. Fetherston, President; Andrew S. Southard, Vice-President; Kenneth B. Campbell, William H. Syrett and Charles H. Goldie, who also serves as clerk. Others attending meetings are Marshall D. J. Smith, Treasurer, and Walter S. Boardman, Superintendent. This present Board of Education has progressed since the earlier School Committee in the days of Christian Hook, because it not only serves a far larger number of students, but directs a far more complicated business organization in a highly efficient manner. DR. BOARDMAN 8

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 Could they be talking about us. Christian? Almost every Thursday, at 3:15, our faculty holds a meeting in the library. I really couldn’t tell you exactly what go:s on there, Chris, because, being a student, I’m not let in on these gatherings. I couldn’t get much through the Sailor grape vine,” but Mr. Mosback said, ’’Faculty meetings are held for the purpose of group discussion to arrive at a clear understanding of school policies and procedures so that they may be uniformly applied in all departments of the high school. Those meetings are more complicated than we thought, Chris. 1. Norval Anson World History. 2. Alan Chase American Problems II and Coach. 3. J. Howard Cooper Shop, Printing, Woodworking. and General Electrics. 4. James Day Algebra. 5. William Gerek Business Law-, Bookkeeping 1 and II. 6. Frances Heinley English III, Business English, and Corrective Reading. 7. William Helmcke Boys' Gym and Coach. Athletic Director. 8. Pauline Hess Choir and Orchestra. 9. Olga Johnson Elementary Clothing, Interior Decoration, Home Management, and Cafeteria Manager. 10. Ruth Lewis Girls’ Gym Director. 11. Ann Mangiapanc Girls’ Gym Director. 12. Donald McCoach Band Director. 13. Regina McDonough Dental Hygiene. 14. Richard McLean Health and Coach. 15. Kathleen M. Morrissey Librarian. 16. Joseph Muller Chemistry. 17. W. Nunnenkamp Typewriting and Shorthand I. 18. Madolyn Pancoast Store Office Practice, Store Textiles, and Store Retailing I and II.