Bellows High School - Scraps Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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sam 005 G Co-Editors David K. Patterson PGCJCJY Hessler Business Manager Perry Andrews Editorial Siaff Literary Staff Theodore Rathbone Clintgn Branch Marion Brower Virginia Bister Parnell Hevenor Catherine Schock Harlow Martin lane Huntley Virginia Guthrie Elizabeth Taylor SDorts Editors Boys- Charles Schlierer Girls-Shirley Carpenter Advertising Staff Norman O'Connell Anne Yale Richard O'Sullivan Howard Barker Photography Editor Robert Warner Ass't--Richard Poellmitz Sales Manager Geraldine Slater Ass't-Gloria Arcara Typists Ethel Williams Marguerite Cifelli Werner Fuchs Richard Grainger Ann Tunno Michael Forte Florence Myers Robert Warner Anne Yale Art Editor Vincenza Nicolais Guy Ricci, Cartoonist Art Staff Catherine Maqrino Virginia Guthrie Eloise Naughton Sports Staff Virginia Guthrie Wilbur Garvin Senior Notes Gloria Arcara Walter Lawrence Siqrid Anscomb Geraldine Slater Grace DiPaola I Page '24

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OFFICERS President Ted Rathbone Vice-President Peter Dufault Secretary Marion Brower Treasurer Michael Lorys 'r ill 1 ,snr Ii' rv Qbffffff inf' fr, 'U O Q 0 N U1 H -- .-L. U65 general, anizafion This year marks the third anniversary of the Frederick E. Bellows High School General Organization. Amid the campaign speeches, cheers and jeers of the student body the officers were elected the last week of May, 1939 under the new amendment to the constitution. The powers of the General Organization over school finances have been greatly enlarged. The organization not only handles all allowances for school organizations but also compensates referees, umpires and linesmen at school athletic events. The activity of the organization does not stop here, however. It has brought about definite improvement in corridor conditions by pro- viding for the Traffic Guides that we so respectfully pass in the hall as they direct traffic between bells. Several dances and a very successful bridge party have been sponsored by the General Organization for the benefit of the Student Handbook and The Student Observer. The General Organization, or the council, consists of twenty-five members in all with twenty students and five faculty members. How- ever, these people are merely the representatives of every student in the Iunior and Senior High School, and it is through these representa- tives that the organization is able to promote school spirit, cooperation and understanding between the students and the faculty , which is the purpose of the organization as stated in the constitution. Due to the splendid guidance and support of our new superin- tendent, as well as that of every faculty member of the General Organization, it has enjoyed perhaps the most successful year of its existence. ln March of 1938 the hopes of a small group of Seniors materialized into the first General Organization of the school. The second year found the G. O. a fixed part of the school life. And in this, its third year, the group has attained recognition throughout the school as an important factor in the smooth functioning of student activities.