Stuyvesant High School - Indicator Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Voluntary Impact “I think the most magical moment comes when you’re actually standing in that vacant lot in the Bronx for the first time with nothing between you and and brick wall but thirty feet of dead air. For a moment, all senses are heightened. You can smell the tension and maybe you begin to wonder why you ever volunteered in the first place. Then comes the unmistakable sound of the stretching elastic restraining harness and then the release as you hurtle at full speed until . . . WHAM! That instant of impact makes everything worthwhile and you can only feel sorry for the freshmen who never got to experience it a second time.” Iff mm r nna Puri Meivill Stephen Wffog Wan Cultural Societv 9 Ling, Phil Leung — Pres., Mike Eng, Elaine Chin Christina Jung, Peggy Wu Vivian Lo, Alice Kwan, Tammy Xg, lllef ( lien, Sunny Chu, Martin Hsu, Howie Mo, Peter Hotter, Sterling Tang. Elena ( hang. Lana Chan, Wendy Iliu, Sue .vie Lana t ! Kim, Tony Lew, Sam Cheng, Jocelyn Chen, Mabel Chau, Genevieve Lee, Lee Wong, Paul Wong, Dana Lew, Eddie Mo. Joseph Lee, Matt Eng, John Sun. The Asian Cultural Society organizes various activities from parties to trips. The success of the club is due to its large membership. The Asian Cultural Society is open not only to the Asians in the school, but to students of any ethnic background. Irish Culture Club Thomas O’Spargo, Gabe O’Sullivan, Baird McGrath, Ricky OXovcm, Johanna Lewis Shaun ess y, Erica O’Nathan son, Nadine “Steamin’ ” McFrecman, Monique Me Ace, Sticko McGinnicutty, Sushi Casey, Christina Guereilly, Audra O’Driscoll, Marylena Sarconlgan. Absent— Frank McCourt, I)an McGrant, Erik O’Rcsurrecion, Chris Lewis Shaunessy, James McDugan, Elise Mogchsen, John Patrick, Sean O’Cienki, George Murray, Jay McShin, BoL O’Mauriello, Matt McRoberts, Gwen Ryan ITowey, Robert O’Bracco, Jordan McSonncn, Jac Me Lee-. The I.C.C. . . . tin whistle . . . green . . . Irish soda bread . . . March 17 . . when Irish eyes are smiling — sort of . shamrocks . . . leprechauns . . . kiss me I m Irish . . . McDonald’s . . . Madame President. . . Tuesday after- noons . . . Baily’s ... kilts k. . the Jig . . . guiness . . . luck . . . how many vices? . . . bagpipes . Sc luddagh rings . . . diaf mulr ghut FACES-M. . . U2 116 . . . Thanks Frank

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if Kiiu'ula Kwong, Juliu Mir chant, fui Kiien Guzl, unir Q mor, Humaira Serajuddin, UrooJ’SicldiyJ™ (V.P.), Abel Stephen, Stephen Trent, Monecka Zaman (Public. Relations), Seong-Mi Oh. Indian Culture Cl First Row: Ilarshun Jayaramon, Abel Stephen, Mohammad S. Ali, Shazah Khawaja, Anjah Sadarangani, Magna Dias. Second Row; Man o Balagucr, Steven Wilson, Jennet Chin. Dcslraena Almoradie. Lubna Khan, Maitrayee Sundaresan. Devansh Patel, Suvro Banetjee. Third Row: Anish Patel, Kavstubha Tankfiiwale, Anwar Kj an, 1 Kan run Merchant, Jeffrey Liu, Xurjgftb Shah, Xeeraj Agrawal. Third Row: RaahadAha, Aziz Hussain, Steven Trent, Akkar missaini, Nanette Sllverberg, MonikaParelch, Shaleen Wadhwani, Dhaimesli Shah. Absent: Dipershi Mukheijee, Himatee Patel, Shivani Xautiyal, Satip Ghosh, Sundeep Kalantry, Kashif Khwaja, UrooJ SiddiJ, Malik Zulfiqar, Aftab Karim, Shreeti Patel, « Hassan Bermlss. : m I . X Pakistani Impact meets every Friday to discuss an| exchange cultural iniormation, talk about What’s happening in our country, or Just relax after a tiring v c L We oecasiopally organic parties and atti tfmmtly involved Itt urttin togeth a show for the Pakistani coimjiunltv or anv others who Hr ¥ InterestecLin our culture. vTV' 115

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We are the dreamers of tomorrow — to believe In our- selves. The Chinese In Action Is striving to find out who each one of us is as a race of Chinese Culture. C.I.A. Chinese In Action ctioi iJti Daniel Eng, Wai Man Youngf Thomas Xg, Samuel Chuang, David Wong, Christopher Woodard, Alice Wang — Co Pres., Wendy Horn — Vice Pres., Kalim Chan, Yuk Wing Li, Lorraine Pak, Susan Lam, Lillian Xg, Sari Mednis, Ann Chen, Amy Chan — Co Pres., Sau-Man Kam, Derek Lui, Andrew Chin, X Mimi Moy, Wai Chu Lam, Kelly Yuan, Grace Sun, Karen Ying, Tammy Xg, — Vice Pres., Pauline Ma, Lai Fun Tsui, Joon Paik. 1st Row: Kwesi Hibblcr — Vice Pres., Tracy Grimsiey — Treasurer, Gerald L. Gilliard — President. 2nd Row: Marc Anderson, William Jones, Sherwin Mitchell, Camille Barnett, Etienne France. Anthony Nurse, Marcos Ortiz, Danielle Elliott, Denise Allen, Mark ElGendi, Kirk Russell, Kathie-Ann Ramsay, Claude Apollon, Darnclle Ford, Susan Decorona, Chantal Senatus. 3rd Row: Daniel Jerome, Leslie Boyd, Erica Johnson, Ronald Skcetc, Odctta MacLeish, Horace Anderson, David Jacobs, Darryl Toler, Astrid Andre, Joann Marsh. Black Student’s League The Black Student’s League’s goal isn’t very much different from that of the past years — to explore Carribean and Black American cultures, to recognize contributions made by Blacks to bur coutatry, and to discuss the forces that impact upon Blacks in Stuvvesant and in the American society. This ytfr B.S.L. is again a member o£ the X.Y.C. HighSchool Black and Hispanic Coalition. We participated in the Historically Black Colleges Fair and even visited a few olleges. During meetings we distributed information about scholarships and hosted many speakers, including the South African member of the international “Children of War’’ project. We grew in size this year and did a lot more than we ever have before. B.S.L. is here to stay! Hebrew Culture Club The Hebrew Culture Club is designed to stress both Jewish identity and awareness in a friendly social atmosphere. This club, through its speakers, presentations, trips, and group sessions attempts to provide an opportunity for Jewish students to learn together about their culture, history, and customs. 117