A B Davis High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Mount Vernon, NY)

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BUE GS DIAS, MONSIEVR If you p:1rle7-vous frzmcziisll you eoulcl go into room .ll-l :incl -ioin Le Cerele l'il'21llCZllS. This group of Freneh- speaking Dzivisites was hzmdeal together uncler the guidzinee of Nlrs. Stiles. Their meetings consisted of short skits pre- sented hy the eluh memhers in French, lfreneh songs, :md general eonversntiou in lfreneh. lfneh get-together was planned hi il program eommittee for the enjoy ment of the group. This cluh XVZ1s hoth henehcizil and CI1jUB2ll7lC to the meinhers, for they got :1 ehzinee to apply :uid improve what they learned in elnss. lil Ateneo was the Spzinish eluh hezul- ecl lw Nliss Leighton. The only require- ment to join this eluh was to he zihle to spezlk l'iSlJ2lllHl. 'lihe eluh meetings eon- sistecl of Spanish eonvers:1tion, Spzmish skits, Spanish songs, :mil :my ol' mrmx' -. . , HI'l1L'l' V2ll'lUlIS JICIIVIIICS fllilf il lIlIlQll1ll1L' eluh inelucles. 'lihis eluh was xilwzirs fun lor the memhers :uid sponsor zxhke. IDl4N'l'lIfIk k'l'lON Klwottoml Rom' I: M. Sorrenrino, G. l7eN:1poli, M. Collins, P. Nil-holqiy, vl. liclifl, J. Messerole, Miss Lei,Q'hron, H. VVeinro4l, D. Hoenig, J. Berliilmii, A. Meltzer, Rose 2: B. Lockwood, R. Lowinger, R. Ruben, bl. Berman, H. JLICUITS, L. Sehunh, EI. Smith, R. Samuels, S. Hirslilierg, C. Nulininiaelier, D. VVeintraub, M. Rosenthal, C. Rennemann, V. VVeintrauh, B. Kullin, L. Rosenberg: - x . SPANISH CLUB FRENCH CLUB IDl'QN'I'llfICA'I'ION ftopj Rom' I: A. Hargrove, D. Weiss, R. Hucles, Rofw 3: D. Ross, H. Press, R. Sgannnato, M. Reichert, R. Longo, M. Dunkel, R. Woolf, Row 3: D. Grossman, J. Singer, D. Theall J. Goldberg, lVIrs. Stiles. Sehlaitzer y

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CHEM STUDES AND STAR GAZERS Bang! Don't be alarmed, that's only some concoction by the Chem Studes. They exploded every first and third Thursday in 312, in that little room of stairs with desks attached. Under the supervision of Charlie Stokes and Mr. Bunker, and with the aid of a test tube and a Bunsen burner, the members delved into the mysteries of the ele- ments, helping to satisfy the scientific curiosity of Davis, more ambitious chem students. Astronomy Clubbersn know old man moon better than most of us know our best friends. Moon-gazers, yes, but not for romantic reasons alone. There are a lot of things we don't know about our friendly neighbor of the sky. IDENTIFICATION frightj Row I: C. Comolli, C. Jeanne, S. Doshay, L. Ostlund, R. Schwartz, Raw 2: M. Schmidt, V. Pre-Genzer, N. Wagner, L. Rosenberg, R. Goncalves, S. Zeckendorf, M. Sorrentino, J. Davis, E. Foley, Rofw 3: Miss Chase, E. Savo, B. Shor, H. Lampros, E. Clausen, E. Lindfors, A. Ring, M. Lorusso, R. Kaiser, E. Kenlon, Benson, M. Tarantino, N. Halpern, J. Moersch, P. Preston, Kauffman, R. Margenau CHEMISTRY CLUB IDENTIFICATION Ctopj Rofw I: Mr. Bunker, S. Berkowitz, Cohen, T. Neely, B. Kaplan, P. Veit, Benedict, D. Rosenberg, P. Weidt, Rofw 2: H. Medvin, J. Foster, G. Rutherford, Rofw 3: R. Hoff, R. Porro, D. Samuels, E. VVooley, L. Wergeles, Posner, Kaufman, A. Brout, T. Zuk, E. lmpara, R. Sgammato, Bateman, Rofw 4: Mr. Stokes, H. Jacobs, R. Zadek, R. Pizarro, A. Kleinfeld, R, Dobbs, A. Hoffman, E. Goldberg, R. Black, B. VVendroff, A. Klatsky, L. Ryder, C. Or- leans, Dunham, R. Cleyland, E. Frenzel, M. Barrows, V. Wagner, M. Brush, C. Rennemann ASTRONOMY CLUB