Roslyn High School - Harbor Hill Light Yearbook (Roslyn Heights, NY)

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Mr. Ross, Principal Miss. Mary Louise Hennessy ADMINISTRATION AND OFFICE ' That Roslyn High School functions smoothly is the result of the Work of our principal, Mr. Ross, and his assistant Mr. Canosa. In spite of his many administrative duties, Mr. Ross finds time to take personal interest in his students. His presence is always felt and appreciated at every one of our school functions. Mr. Canosa, our principal's right hand man, ably performs his difdcult job with dignity, diplomacy, and an occasional touch of humor. The leadership shown and the example set by these two men will be undoubtedly rellected in the lives of Roslyn students for many years after graduation. Not to be forgotten is the importance of the oflice staff in connection with the vast and complex activities of Roslyn High School. The staff not only serves as an indispensable aid to our principal, but is invaluable to the faculty and students as well. Mrs. Helen Nash Miss Blanche Stavish Mrs. Velma Dehn Mr. Canosa, Assistant Principal A

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Mr. Wandmacher eloquently reading scenes from Macbeth to his attentive Junior English Class. The Romans, knew their Latin, the Greeks knew their Greek, and Roslyn High School will teach its students the art of English before they complete their four years of schooling. To the delight of both teacher and student, the great realm of poetry is opened, and the famous Greek and Roman classics are read, broadening our knowledge and increasing our enthusiasm for more work in these fields. l E. Bennett 99x A. Foulkes L. Hill H. Hotaling W. Keane ' -v Q 2' 'wfj .f fp ' Q' V-.!2pw',1ffi -Q. rf! K' fi., .+L - -5697.1-'i 5 1' HE. H 7 1 -'fi' VH: ' '. '9f -W , ' ' f,i21gz!.?Y''frfifi , Iii? ' . - resr . wr,--' 'm.v,: 'iv':ff!1,r,-fr wa-fe . 1 . f I , -'kk L EU' v.1'- 2 iff! - ' firm 1f4gfL3'jT.g.f:. 'iff' 1765. -,f t .41 1 GLISH K K f f yy, M ,, f 0,1 -si N f 1 Q5 ' 1 '57 f X ff f ' 142 X , f f v , ff! V 514 , 7,1 f 7 I 2 X01 7, 5, f gf ff? 1 Si 24,2 f , . .Aw f 2 ,. .f faigy .ft1ff'.g1:-19 V A . 444 fi - 4' .. li' . 2 , ,,, , . .. 44 ,,,, . in M, A 3 i 0, up ,gg 4 ofa, 1 .W M 1 ,fr 1 . A ga- A. , w ' - P g - gazgg-L 'fiyitjij' f ' - -tj.. ' ww, C. Benson S 95 sf - 2,.,.ff5:!,Q 1, ,L pg.. V! . , '.,-' W: Wfif 527 f f X f 6 vf, W D. Mack ,. 'r y .ff ,, 1 X9 fy if . , ,M , f , fe - my f .f ff ff' G, Mally R. McGrath J. Ramee A. Redfield W. Wandmaker io l