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

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Latin Club Selma Kalish . . . ....... Prrxidvzzt Morris Goldberg . . . . .1Yit't'-IJl'!'Sifl'f'llf .lerome Schwartz .. . . ..... Sf'l'I'f'flIl'-V Hirdie Medinkowitz .. ...,... TlTll.V1ll'l'l' Mr. Narts ....... . . .l:tlf'IlIf'V ,fI11r'i.w'1' The Latin Club is the club we L'lassieals have waited patiently for during our first three and one-half years, and this term we have seen our hopes realized. The object of this society is to bring back to life that once dead language. If you don't believe that they have lively meetings, just attend one of them. XVe wonder how the president presides. when she has to speak in l.atin, but leave it to her-she knows how to do it! XYe are sorry we must leave Eastside, knowing that we are leaving this club, also. 89

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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

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Scholarship Society Nzlthzm Newmzirk. . . ..... lIl't'A'I'fft'lIl' l'zu1line Robinson . . . .l'in'-l'1't'.v1'11t':1t Selma l.iel1lieh .. .... .S't'f'1't'lt11Qv Myra llziywztwl . ....... T1't't1.v1f1'f'r Bliss XY:1lke1' . . . . .lftivirlf-X' -'ltI'Z'I-NUI' Men of letters. 1mi'ofesso1's, scholars :tml members of the Seholztrsliip Society ill :ire in the same class. The memlmersliip of this society represents lfztstsiclt lliglfs seliolzlstie stzmrling. To gain :ulmission into this orgzmizntion one muwt lirst receive ollieizil recognition in seliolzirsliip. The orgzmizzttion has grown in mimlwers this term, showing that the SCl10llll'Sl'li17 of the school has improverl his society has hurl several very stieeessful social events. fill