Andrew Jackson High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Cambria Heights, NY)

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, M 'feacwfl SENIOR COUNCIL SENIOR OFFICERS 6 ? xg QMN MRS. ELISABETI-I BROGAN, Chairman MR. J. ALLISON STEVENSON MR. FRANCIS SKIPP MISS MARGARET L. KOEHLER MRS. JULIA S. PEARSALL MRS. LILLIAN SCHILLING MISS RUTH B. SNYDER MR. WILIAM A. D. RHIND i WILLIAM MCGRATH, Presidenf LOUISE SCHAEFER. Vice-Presideni' GLORIA HAMILTON, Secrefary SALLIE GRAY, Tr easu rer Q

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1. ly iff! ol: Jackson l PresidenT oT The Board oT EducaTion, and many oTher no+ables oT The ciTy, Mayor La Guardia presenTed The key To The school To Mr. STevenson. Commissioner Johanna M. LindloT acTed as chairman. ParenTs' NighT oT Open School Week was an ouTsTanding occasion. The commiTTee worked long and sTrenuously To coordinaTe The TeaTures oT a program in which The school was on view and iTs pupils shown in acTion. The baskeTball l Team, coached by Mr. Dunleavy, and The swimming Team, under Mr. Mare's direcTion. puT Torward Jackson's green and whiTe in The Tield oT aThleTic compeTiTion. The spring Term oT I938 saw a growTh in size which carried The school populaTion beyond iTs single session capaciTy, and end-To-end sessions. which provided Tor Tull insTrucTional Time, were inauguraTed. New prinT- ing arrangemenTs were made Tor a beTTer Hickory Log. The TirsT dramaT- ic presenTaTion oT Three one-acT plays was 'eminenTly successful. The newly organized baseball Team did honor To Jackson on The diamond. On May 2, Mr. Ralph W. l-laller was assigned as principal and Took over ac- Tive direcTion of The school. The musical clubs. having perTecTed organi- zaTion. gave very crediTable enTerTainmenT and service To The school. On June 23. Jackson's TirsT graduaTing class oT Tive girls and six boys re- ceived Their diplomas. Commissioner l.indloT, Board oT EducaTion mem- ber Trom Queens. reTurned To make The commencemenT address. The evenTs oT The currenT Term are well known and amply recorded elsewhere in This volume. There is no need To reciTe Them here. The presenT graduaTing class oT some 250. a resoluTe band deTermined To succeed. will carry The Jackson banner ouT inTo The world. Our besT wishes go wiTh each and every one oT Them as we say Godspeed ln This brieT survey one cannoT record all The various acTiviTies ThaT have conTribuTed To The esTablishmenT oT The Andrew Jackson TradiTions and ideals. Our aims have been high. Service and deparTmenTal clubs are Tlourishing. Teachers and pupils have puT TorTh Their besT eTTorTs alike in The classroom and in exTra-curricular acTiviTies. All are working To keep Jackson preeminenT among schools. ln so doing, we are doing ThaT which is besT Tor ourselves. J. A. S. 5

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Manuel Samuels Florence Chrislensen, John Ereyberg Dorolhy Kern, Who's Who Chairman: Eslher Rich- man, Prophecy Chairman: John Drexler, Barbara Supper, Edylhe Johnson, l-lelen Kuhn, Emmy Brunclc, Eleanor Donovan, Marion Moore, Rose Sallz, Madeline Kronmuller. l-lelen Ford, Accounlanlq Edward Gold, Grace Gleclcner, Irene l-laege, Dorolhy l-lulher. Peggy Gilbride, Chairman: Florence Taylor, Dor- olhy Scheclc, Joan Vanek, Elhel Duley, Virginia Lockwood, Doris Schulz, Lucille Davis, l-lelen Much, Raymond Cowan, Thomas McConnell. Gerald Geiger, Chairman, Eleanor Madden, Rulh Maffhews, Edwin Leise. Charles Kaye, Chairman: Elsie Erbar, Fred Arnold, lGloria Killans, Rulh Varvaro. Bernadelle Foley. Anne Kelly Sponsor, Mr. Wm. Rhind Arl Adviser, Mrs. E. Wallz Edifor-in-chief Associale Edilors Edilorial Slaff Business Slaff Adver+ising Sfaff Publicify Sfaff Ari' Slaff Secrefarial Sfaff A.. 7