Weldon E Howitt High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Farmingdale, NY)

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Mr Klnzler ASSISTANT GUIDANCE DIRECTOR As our band goes marching along there IS one figure who IS exceedingly helpful to the mem bers of the group The band is the entire student body and the outstanding figure is Mr Klnzler During his first year as Assistant Guidance Di rector he has gained the admiration of all for his desire to please and his understanding ways Hts sunceruty and frankness will always be apprecuat ed by our class and the classes to come gn-'ii . 'Q Mrs. Talmage GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Just as an orchestra needs a maestro to lead it, so does a student body need a director to guide it. Through the encouragement of Mrs. Talmage, the head of our Guidance Department, many sen- iors have furthered their educations and gone up to higher levels in the business and professional world. The Class of '53 shall always remember her helpfulness and untiring efforts. QE! l f Q. 55:-x 4 I I2 ,fl r seq ,' 0, liar 'rgfxg Mi 'ff 'fy Xi IIN I fp ,X Qvfgwr Q5 009' X ll S :hm YES ' -has 'I 4 F' A . . . I I sg I - i u 9 u I ,V r L , , . . H ,',, V . . . . - . ' kgs 1: 33 . ' we - 4 'Uj if, ' 1 jv M-flf., . :Yu .'yz,,A.-.,., 134734 fpf2l':'a '-.4 1' if A. Zim r p ' f-iifayfig, . 'fin ' V- ' . 4f,f'L'Efe1 'SE-'LQ ' Q .1 if':+,i 'I:c', - , 0: .' 1 - -I 1 Wt' if '- lf' -- r'- 4 -.12 ','NPrQ 1' V.-,ui J , ' ,V Te. it' Ns vv3Ai:'x-1 if 1 iv V 4' . Q . I' , My ,, , S, .IAA ys' :x .1 jr? Q. - , gy,-, f ,fx ggi x 1 f ' ' 'fi' ,J it :si-221.4

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41- t 5 X sa? '14 'S 15546 Jul 4 5 Mr Van Arnam PRINCIPAL The Class of 1953 In an odd sort of way could be called my class for It was lust four years ago that I became your Pnncupal And strangely enough It was lust thurty years ago that I graduated from Hlgh School I am told that the theme of your yearbook IS to be MUSIC It shouldnt be dIFficult for me to brnng a thought or two to you wIth such a theme as I have always enloyed musIc good musuc that IS Perhaps the Symphony Orchestra comes the nearest to expresslng In sound the whole scale of emotIons that exssts wIthIn Man Great composers wIthout exceptuon have left thenr emotlons for the world to enloy In the wrutten score Some are lIght and aIry some deeply traguc and melancholy whIle others are full of Ioy and happIness Just recall If you wIll the enloyment you denved from hearung your own school dance orchestra for the first tIme or the beautlful harmony produced by your Mlxed Chorus as they sang the lovely songs of ChrIstmas or Easter Yes truly muslc IS a unlversal language' And so lust as a great Symphony Orchestra IS composed of many dufferent kInds of Instru ments so too your class IS composed of many dlfferent Indnvuduals Just as each Instrument has IIS part to contrubute to the whole so has each of you In your own partlcular way contrubuted to your class It has been your comblned efforts that dlstlngulshed you as a class Your dances and partIes the Jumor Prom your Iommg varlous clubs and QCIIVIIIES your partIcIpatIon In athletIcs runnung the school paper and yes the productIon of thIs very yearbook are all evldences of the poolmg together of your many and vaned Interests a regular Symphony of Talent I hope that I have made my POIHI clear namely that through comblned effort any group of human beIngs can lIke a Great Symphony leave IIS mark on Postenty You the class of 53 have done well May your days here at Farmlngdale be a cherIshed memory To each of you my suncere best regards and may God Bless All of You Respectfully WILLIAM VAN ARNAM PrIncIpal I3 I Q, , I I, S A g , ag .if V I, , f ' , . - I E It KI ,I If i I - ,IA ,ly I , ,- Y i, , 'gf I . u ah, I I 32151 I .' I - iff , I f 1 V- A ' v- ' Q I .w', ' ' ,II I -J' I I ':J21-'I.i5f 4?wL',2-s I 2 4931-:'fx'w'r1 I .-if-if-fr , I 512, 433,32 A. Zig .Iwi time '1i11..-s.ag,zf-3. 424 afliiili - My zu--1-:.:,I1fIIIII,-:Q-.H I I. M A gig, . -fr ch? azziig-if5jl,f.'QI.Q. I .2 2 - , 4,14 Q 3 'g':,,.-:Z1.Lgg'i- I .h , Q s na I ,,',.---',,I-Mx ,A ,T 51' ' I- f:tLj33525l',-.-.s.'c, 4251 gi I I I. - I Yay ,E , .2Q4a1ii:rQ.'f:1'g'IQ'11Q 5 , J . I V .. l . .r , , I , ' -of I-5 1 -Iss.f':1'.'.x'-If.-.-A.-in gin: ' I , , .. . ns.-fs.-.-.-.--I--I I ' ff . I ' I ' ll ' II I ' I I - , , ' I ' I I . , , . I I I I I I , . I I ' ' Il ll ' ' I I I ' I

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Mrs Runge In our song book of memorles we find the favonte My Buddy What other words could better sunt or descrlbe our own Mrs Runge Throughout her years un Farmingdale Hugh School we have all known her to be a frlend not only to a few but to each and every one of us A pleasant smnle patlence and a wnllmgness to work are but a few of her many attrnbutes As we fimsh our four year gourney through hugh school Mrs Runge will remam to see another sensor class pass through these halls of learmng In partung we wlsh health and prosperlty always to our buddy SS. -yo- Olflce Stall Mrs Donnelly Mlss Du Tulllo Mrs Floyd Mr Forbes Mrs Koster Mass Bates 5 5 x