Bayonne High School - Yearbook (Bayonne, NJ)

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HOSPITALITY CLI'B Every W ednesday. Thursday, and Friday afternoons in Room 314. a division of the Hospitality Club meets. (lirls from all courses may join the W ednesday or Friday groups, but the Thursday group is restricted to Home Economics students, (iraciousness in receiving and entertaining guests i the primary end toward which all their efforts move. Adviser Margaret Kelly Presidents Jeanette Pietriszki. Joiianna I )eLeo. Carol Feinisekg Til E LIHKAKY COI ( IE Membershij) in the Eibrarv Council i open only to those students who have a • average and have at least two study periods per week. With great gusto, the members perforin their work of collecting library slips, checking books, typing catalogue cards and carrying on other diverse duties tinged with a literary flavor. 1 his year the group entertained the Snyder Library Council, visited the New York Public Library, the Planetarium and the Museum of Natural History, and maintained its usual active interest in the Xew Jersey State Library Council. Advisers .Mary Ann Clark Eliza ret h Eagan Welsh President Theresa Schiavello Vice-President ......................... Lorraine Straith Secretary and Treasurer ..................Eileen McCarthy Fifty-three

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DRAMATIC CLUB Most outstanding of the activities of this organization for the year 1940-1941 was the play Life Begins at Sixteen, which starred Wilma Spewak and Gabriel Colasurdo. It is hoped that •‘Highness , a one-act play to be presented at the Forensic League Dramatic Contest, will emerge at the top of the list. The Lights Went Out. a pantomime comedy, was the most popular of the kits which featured the Wednesday afternoon meetings. Adviser Jennie I. Dougherty President Ki th Kansteiner Pice-President Harriet Cronin Secretary ............................ Peake Eisler Treasurer .................................Patricia Martin TIIK FORTNIGHTLY DISCUSSION' CLUB Should you wish to hear the P». 11. S. solution to all the complexities of the world situation, just step into the meetings of the Fortnightly Discussion Club in Koom 208. There, in an atmosphere certainly not marked by surface decorum, our budding prophets settle any and all matters of current importance from the Near I ast to the Far East and back again. Topics are chosen by the members who select a new chairman to lead each impetuous discussion. Adviser ......................... John J. Josefowicz l:ifty-hvo

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CAFETERIA LEADERS The Cafeteria leaders are those very official looking young people who dismiss the cafeterias every day with a business-like wave of the hand. They are completely responsible for the cleanliness and quiet of the lunch rooms. They meet once a month to discuss the problems that come up in their daily supervision of the cafeteria. Adviser ........... President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Daniel Caprio Boh Hanlon ..MIRiam Paliwooa Doris Maher TILE SC HOOL STORE The School Store is an enterprise entirely operated and managed by students who are being trained for salesmanship. Its shelves and counters are completely stocked with all the essentials and some of the luxuries of school life. The salesmen are gaining a wide range of experience in sales technique and selling psychology. The store offers a convenient service for students inasmuch a'' it is operated on a non-profit basis. Advisers Fifty-four Marvea You man Alvin Weitz