Bayonne High School - Yearbook (Bayonne, NJ)

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The Athletic Merit Club was organized in 1939 for the purpose of creating a greater interest in those athletic activities in which girls participate. s a result of its interest, a reorganization of athletics has taken place, and a letter award system instituted. The entire club meets on the first and third Fridays. The Executive Hoard meets every second and fourth Wednesday. Adviser................................... Mary B. Wucherek President ..............................Florence McDermott Secretary Dorothy Smith Treasurer ..............................................Miriam Paliwoda Publicity Manager........................................Agnes McGlynn Official Typist .............................. Grace Buff The past year has been a very busy one for this active group. In addition to their regular duties at the Information Desk, the members have had many opportunities to show their training in social etiquette and graciousness. They received, ushered, and served the members of the Health and Physical Education Association of Hudson and Essex Counties. Similar services were rendered to the members of the Evaluating Committee during April. They also assisted at the induction ceremonies of the National Honor Societv. Adviser Chief Hostess Mary IE Wucherek Grace Buff Fifty-eight

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GIRLS' GLEE ru’H PH IXCl PALS IX Oil DOCTOR!” BOYS’ GLEE CLUB Adviser: Helen M. Wakefield Fifty-seven

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SEIIGEAXTS CU B Somewhat of a parallel may be drawn between the Student Congress and the Sergeants Club, fust as the former organization discusses and settles the problems which confront the general student body, so the latter group attacks and settles those that arise in the gymnasium classes. The members both set and achieve high standards for the inspection and rating of students in the various classes. Each sergeant has also her individual duties in the gymnasium period to which she is assigned. She takes attendance, checks attire, gives directions, and supervises closely her group when the varied equipment of the gymnasium is in use. The zeal with which these officials work has resulted in ever-increasing interest in the work of their department. They are invaluable aids to Miss Mary B. Wucherer who is in charge of the girls' activities. Fifty-nine