Paterson Eastside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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El Club Cervantes XVilli:un Probert . lfvelyn l.z1 Greezi .. ...lm . ....... 1'r'r'.Yfl1'z'lIf , . '-f'l'1'.x'l'll4'1ll .bNl'l'f't'flll'.X' Nettie Zelniek .... ..... listher Szunuelsen. . . .... . . . . Rl r. Reyna ...... 1 r1.r11fIf Tl'l'tl,Y1ll't'l' y .'ld'Z'li.N'l'l' The Spanish lilnb was urgzuiizeml :it the beginning of the neu t ini xt The nzune :lcluptecl by the club is lil Club Cervantes, emnnienu:rating tin Nu lt Spanish writer, lion CCI'V1lllll'!-1. lVlr. Reyna is the faculty :lclvisu ht responsible for the early forinzitinn uf the club. 'l'he elnb is the tllllqltlvk lil Club tizllclusf' The meetings are enncluetecl entirely in Spzmim XM hope this club will continue to interest the Spanish students as it has this tum

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Social Science Club lllllll liHl'llSIClIl . . .... . .l'rc.v1'rfc11l llclcu XYcim'ch . .......... I '1'cc-l'rc.virlcl1f .Xium licrustciu . ...S'cc1'f'lf11'y um! 'liI't'1lA'Ill'i'I' Miss llclcn l'll'ZlSL'l'. . . . .lfilczfli-i' .lil-z'1'.vca' llislwwrixius, hcwzircl Yuui' titlcs :irc CllflZlllQCI'CCll Ycs. it is thc Sucizil Scicucn ih ul ltzistsirlc lligh that hzls lnccu diving such nuhlc wwrk. Such ciuluisinslic mhcrs, such czipnhlc cxccutivcs zuirl such :ui clliciciu faculty zirlviscr :irc nut mil l.I'Q'4l1li'llilj'. 'llllL'll'fll'l71llCS :irc cxccllciu :uul the-ir 1'csc:u'ch work is vziluzilmlc isistiug. for thc must pzirl, uf visiting plziccs uf liistrwriczil iutcrcst. Nm' :irc thc Illlll'l'S iiucrcstcrl mily in lliStlll'lCIll wurkg thcy hurl timc fur Iil'L'I'l'IlllUIl zilsw. Ihcii' sucizil gZlll1K'l'il1Qh :irc zilwziys must succcssful. S6

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La Societe Francaise CllZ1l'lCS Ballon .. ...... I'rvxiz1'c11f Rose W'eintrauh . . . . .l'1'4'c-I'rv.vidf'11f Tressa Cannel . . . ..... .S'l'l'I'l'flIl'-X' Bernard Goldstein .. ....... Tl'ClI.S'IU't'I' Miss Santangelo . . . . .lfiiczrlf-x' -Alc1z'i.vv1' La Societe l l'ZlllC2llSC is one of the most active societies in liastside lligh School. During the last term the 1l1C1lllJCl'Sllip enrollment reached one hundred, and the average zlttendance at meetings was between sixty and seventy. The meet- ings, which are conducted entirely in French, are held every other week. Great interest is displayed hy the Mzulanioiselles and Nessie-urs of the organization. Much credit is due Miss Szintangelo for her efforts in advising the society. 88