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

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ROW' 1: Miss Wight. I. Marcus. P. Plummer, ROW 1: R. Ivers, Mr. Oswald, ROW 2: H. Billingham, H. WHSh1HgI0l1 ROW' 2: G. Shufbuch. E. Sturdevant. N. Olmstead GIRLS' ATHLETIC COMMITTEE A blob of paint! A flash of color! A tricky saying! Those were the identification marks of the G. O. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE whose duty it was to see that all school activities were well advertised. Dances, concerts, Dramatic So- ciety productions, special contests, shows, sports events and the like, all came under their artistic jurisdiction. Wvhen it came to sports, the BOYS' ATH- LETIC COMMITTEE were the ones to see. In charge of arranging and coordinating contests, games and meets, they were really important in helping Davis come out on top. The GIRLS' ATHLETIC COMMITTEE did for the stronger members of the fair sex what the boys' committee did in their turn. It was MUSIC COMMITTEE ROW 1: Mr. Nielsen, A. Goldberg, ROW 2: W. Tilson, J. Marston, N. Taft, O. Potts, D. Hepburn pf? , 1 fu BOY'S ATHLETIC COMMITTEE due to their efforts that the sports schedule ran so smoothly. Representatives of the band, orchestra, choir, and music classes made up the G. O. MUSIC COMMITTEE. Aside from arranging enjoyable music assemblies, they also helped sponsor concerts and saw that all music, instru- ments and stands were properly cared for. First organized in 1942 by Miss Brower, the SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE acted as an advisory group for both the nHi- News and the 'gMaroon and White. Also in control of the purse strings, it considered and passed on the expenditures of both publications. Lately, this committee has had the responsibility of recommending awards for those who have rendered honorable service to Davis' publications. PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE H. Hirsch, L. Harris, I. Marcus, Miss Brower, J. Hoffman, H. Schwartz Wm M11

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ROW' I: M. Barrett, E. Kappus, B. Sobek, M. Childs, W1 Barton, C. Storms, V. Coppg ROW 2: Miss Thomas, B. Bell, E. Skerritt, B. Kuehner, F. Baenag ROW 3: Miss Rouget, Mr. Gentilesco, Dr. Spalding, Mr. Copp, Mr. Bartlett Back in the good old days, our active G. O. R Stewart, H. Hirsch, J. Fields, A. Schwartz, Miss Young: ROW 3: M. Cohen. S. Harris. S Morgenstern, P. Fishbein, L. Goldner ieally used to do things. Through the G. O., stu- dents helped with the construction of Howard Field: the murals for the front hall and audi- torium were purchased: spots and other stage equpiment for the Dramatic Society were bought, GENERAL SCHOOL INTERESTS COMMITTEE ROW I: F. Hymer, C. Masia: BOW 2: . ounci a Bronze Memorial Tablet to the Davisites of World War I and Service Flags for the boys in W'orld Wal' II were obtained, pictures for various classrooms were supplied, and the portrait of Dr. Stewart in the front hall was painted. Also, 32,000 was contributed to the Student College Fund. With this much accomplishment in its pasi history, it is surprising this year,s G. O. COUNCIL had anything left to do, but, under the leadership of Presidents Bob Bell and Chink Childs, the Council saw the G. O. Store opened, Senior Day initiated, the Band Fest successfully instituted, the Band Uniform Drive completed. In addition, the G. O. ploughed through the regular tasks of the school year and successfully' accomplished all. Under the direction of Miss Young, the industrious GENERAL SCHOOL INTERESTS COMMITTEE, formed to relieve the G. O. of some of its tasks, was an influential group in the school. Not only did appropriations for clubs, reviewing of new charters and approval of club investments COlI1C under its scope, but also the approval and suggestion of names for non-athletic honors. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE ROW 1: R. Bell, P. Schwartz, R. Petri, F. Solomon, D. Briglia, R. Blairg ROW 2: J. Fields, Miss Hall, M. Coleman, L. Celantano, J. Kramer, B. Delaney, K. LaGuardia, B. Pielli, B. Suchman, H. Prosser: ROW 3: C. Buck, M. Belkin, K. Walthe1'. D. Schindel, C. Dee, C. Storms, N. Wosstroif, J. Burwell, P Mulaire, Mrs. Flemming, R. Silber .f:. R if ,fefyfwlv T' . M L- 'y .

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