Curtis High School - Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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HONOR SOClETY FIRST ROW: Patti Lamberr, Jackie Kipp, Frances Mintz. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Aslanides, Beverly Swade, Dagny Jensen, Pat Salzberger, Beth Rogers, Cornelia Mundy, Carolyn Hynes, Leata Larsen, Rosalie Kosa, Mr. Goldin, Carol Dean, Carol Sendar, Marcia Goldstein, Rol Bleirnan, Joyce Fleshner, THIRD ROW: Jaan Yannon, Ronna Jacobi Diane Scrafton Rachel Ginnis Susan Blanchard, Genevieve Morelli, Wendy Binstock, Ruth Gundersen, Lucille Corrier, Eleanor Silverstein, Betsy Heine, Suzanne Sugar- man, Veronica Schmeiser, Joan Frediani, Helen Segel, Helen Strier, Florence Abramovitz, Susan Parish, Marilyn Radinsky, Sheila Goldberg, Renate Behrens. FOURTH ROW: Marie Sinibaldi -Q- Jean Lowes, Antonia Doluise, Evelyn Strohm Ann Rendelstein, Joyce Rasner Judy Letcourt Frances Ricciardi Constance lallonv ardo Liz Wilson Carole Kaspin Elaine Jaeger Mary McManus FIFTH ROW: Bettyann Belleua, Lois Ratalslry Mary Peterson Zelda llzkawitz Lynne Smith Judy Eisenberg, Diane Adler, Gloria Vogel Madeline Steinberg Barbara Werner Sheila Lehrhaupt Barbara Glassrnan Avo Heyrnan Phyllis Alia Maureen O'Brien Faith Solomon, Sharon Kingdon Emma Jane Lacterbach, Norma Larsen Madeline Munstulr, Carol Frornrn, Ba'ba'a Vogel, Sherryl Blurnin talk on blood and blood chemistry. They also saw a film on cancer and later heard a talk on the same subiect. This year a proposal was made to amend the Constitution of the society making it compulsory for each member to engage in some specific proiect during the term to continue his membership, such as taking part in a school assembly program or undertaking a private proiect of his own. The officers for the l955-1956 school year were: Frances Mintz, President, Patricia Lambert, Vice Presidentg Jacqueline Kipp, Secretaryg and Neil Eriksen, Treasurer,

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FIRST ROW: David Banner, Jerome DeMasi, Paul Chevalier, Roger Mohlenhoff, Stanley Andersen, George Lampl, Mr, Goldin, Richard Rener, Charles Wright, John Kruszewslri, David Blumin, Richard Tonachel. SECOND ROW: Edward Schmidt, Frank Veccia, Bert Taras, Sheppard Arluck, Lynn Steen, Robert Everson, Harold Barnstein, Richard Jacobs, Raymond Wilson, Barry Freedman, l0l.0GY Gary Sawey, Elliot Simon, Rick Sutter, Ward Terry, Bill Xiques. THIRD ROW: Martin Rosen, David Duhl, Vincent Bellafiore. Uldis Heisters, Paul Schlereth, Barkley Berry, Arthur Karlin, John Skurat, Charles Molway, Ken Luce, Frank Caccavo, Paul Gaaserud, Larry Caplan, Neil Eriksen, Thomas Ferry, Angelo Coniglione. The purpose of the Biology Honor Society is to encourage students to continue their interest in biology and to develop their knowledge of it even after they have completed the course. In order to be eligible for the Biology Honor Society a student must attain a final mark of 90 per cent or better in either Biology l or Biology 2. This year, under the supervision of Mr. Goldin, faculty adviser, the l25 members engaged in many activities which are concerned with Biology and related fields. They were privileged to visit the laboratory at Staten Island Hospital and to hear cz

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HRT GL B K 1 FIRST ROW: Georgette Foggin, Jane Anderson, Phyllis Pietrangelo, Mrs. Frey, Thea Trentalangey Midg Hulnick, Carol Partee. SECOND ROW: Alex Loginow, John Skurot, Barbara Walsh, Gerri Osti, Jean- nette Landry John Buatta. Edward Torrone, John Cupo. Do you like to sketch, paint, work with clay or design things? If you do then the Curtis Art Club is for you! Under the guidance of Mrs. Frey, every member finds an interesting project from the many broad fields of art and once a week the spell-bound artists gather to engage in their particular creative work. Programs are planned a week in advance so the activities are always new and different. Officers this year were: Phyllis Pietrangelo, President, Margaret Woelfle, Secretary, Alex Loginow, Treasurerg and Jane Anderson, Marshal. DlSCl.lSSl0l'l GLU lf you chanced to enter room 3l4 after the eighth period on a Wednesday after- noon you might have seen a group of students in the heat of an argument. You would have been witnessing the Discussion Club in action. This year the Discussion Club mel under the able guidance of Mrs. Goldwasser, who led the Club in discussing topics of current interest and importance. These usually covered world problems and were intelligently discussed by the members. Two members attended a series of Youth Leadership Conferences this past Fall and various Club members attended citywide discussions on world problems. FIRST ROW. Bernice Wertheimer, Veronica Schmeiser SECOND ROW: Ronna Jacobi, Sulanne Sugarman, Eleanore Silverstein, Sherryl Blumin, Rick Sutter, Mrs. Goldwasser, Frances Mintz, Elim- beth Wilson, Patti Lambert, Joyce Marino, Barbara Sawey THIRD ROW Edward Schmidt. Barry Freedman, Diane Pottberg, Arleen Thomas. Carol Sendar, Betsy Heine. Geogette Foggin, Madeline Muns' tuk Sharon Kingdom! Florence Abromowitl, Myrna Miller Susan Blanchard, Bob Rivkiny Walter Slrolnikl Gary Sawey MW-' 4301