White Plains High School - Oracle Yearbook (White Plains, NY)

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TRADITIO HOLDg DMI I TRATIO FUNCTIO S WELL! .HHOUCH many eventful years White Plains High School has prospered under the leadership of its excellent administrative staff. The Titan of our school system, Dr. Carroll Johnson, is aided by his assistant superin- tendent, Mr. Francis Buros, who also manages the school budget. Our immediate superior, Dr. C. Darl Long, our principal, has guided our high school through many of its finest years and has upheld magnificently the tradi- tion of the Orange and the Black. fllr. Huros. always ready for u'0rl:. Dr. Long, witlz, lT!Id1.fi0Illll spade. Dr. JOXIIISOII. friendly I0 I'l7C'I'y0lIl'. Z Sf may

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DMI ISTIIATIVE A D DTHEII FAC LTY MEMBER EXTE D HELPI G HA D TD MAINTAIN STANDARDS 0 ,- t , f E5E5E?S5fi'i ' .-.-:1:1E13155222253522222552553S355E3E5E3EgS3E555352355E55555Egigigigigigigigigigig .ig35555323555553552525E5E5E3E3Eg:3:5E5E33E 33252551 - . .. 1 11E1Eri:E2E1E2S2E1EIE2E2E2S1E1ErZrE1E131E2E2E1E1E2E2E1E1E1E1EIEifEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEEII-. J .ES1E1EifZif1E1215IEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEV Can two busy adniinislrators of today jimi time to look into zflic past? Dr. Long and Mr. lvcrs answer lille question by looking over Iwo flracles produced in other years. IRECTING a large high school and keeping it running smoothly is a giant task, done most commendably by our principal, Dr. C. Darl Long. His leadership as an administrator is recognized by students, teachers, and well-informed citizens. Dr. Long works in co-operation with the entire staff. His chief assistant is Mr. Gerald Ivers, assist- ant principal, supervising such areas as the budget, making schedules, transportation, and dis- cipline. Mrs. Hazel Huff, registrar, is in charge of various records, such as those of admission, attend- ance, and credits. Mr. Iohn Zilembo, junior ad- ministrative assistant, manages the bookroom and does the schoolis bookkeeping. Mr. Tercizio Binotto assists Mr. Ivers in matters of discipline. Mrs. Agnes Fusillo, as helping teacher, assistsnew teach- ers in their adjustment. Every Tuesday afternoon, in the teachers' dining room, there is a meeting of the Curriculum Com- mittee, which consists of Dr. Long, Mr. Ivers, the chairmen of departments, and various other mem- bers of the stall. Dr. Earl F. Robacker, chairman of the English department-one of the largest de- partments in the school-and Mr. Kenneth Hader- mann, chairman of social studies, present the prob- lems of their respective divisions, as do Mr. Clay- ton Gardner, of mathematics, and Mr. Vinton Rawson, of science. Other departmental chairmen include Mr. Donald Nllfladever, foreign languages, Mr. Joseph De Paso, fine and applied arts, and Miss Evelyn Rose and Mr. Henry McWhinnie, phy- sical education and health. Included in the Curriculum Committee also are Dr. Patrick Martin, co-ordinator of pupil-personnel services, and his staff-Miss Carol Byerly, Mrs. Lila McGovern, Mr. Charles Kohler, and Mr. Kel- sey Stoneg also, Mrs. Agnes Fusillo, helping teacher, and Mr. Glenn Dodds, director ol student activities. This group acts as a link with the other members of the school family. No one-eyed giants, the leaders of our school see and know what is going onl I2