Bayonne High School - Yearbook (Bayonne, NJ)

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SENIOR COUNCIL OFFICERS: SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Le f to liifiht: Ruth Horne; itarhara Cortege; Mr. Clements, advisor; Raymond Henry; Constance Watkowski. JUNIOR OFFICERS: Left to Riitht: Ann Spirko; Robert Calleo; Miss Housekeeper, advisor; Joseph Letcher; John Devlin. 91

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Senior Members: First Hole: Doris Buiirli, Joan llockstrin, Faith Zintz, Mary Saljcato, Carolyn Brr -z. Edith Brydon, Dorothy Frukcr. Second Row: Arthur Eislcr, Ed Berman, Donald Hizzo, Georpf Berger, John (Gallagher, Albert Barsli. Third Row: Dean Glenn, Vineent Bar ha. I.ois Vargo. Dorothy Baaile, Joan McGrath, Sylvia Budka, Arleen Weller. Virginia O'Brien. M MOIC ( OI ( ll The Senior Council is a legislative hotly that meets the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. It is composed of representatives from senior registration classes. Its chief object is to direct the various committees in such activities as assemblies, the popularity contest. Senior dance. Class Day, Prom, ordering of rings, caps ami gowns, and the selecting of a gift for the school. Council activities call for unity, organization, and cooperation, and they test students ability to adjust themselves to life situations. The 1947 representataives, realizing that it takes more than one thing or one person to bring success, have developed the virtues of willingness, readiness, alertness and courtesy, to make their class an outstanding one. 90

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Advisor: Miss Ann Hipytin . Co-Editors: Dorothy lla»ilc, Arnolil Starr. Shirley Supniek. Tin: lli: HI. STAFF “Cover the game tonight . . . “Snap that picture” . . . “Two hundred words top . . . These remarks have a familiar ring in Hoorn C-5, the press room of the “Beacon”, our high school newspaper. During free periods, after school, and on the night before the publication of each of the eight papers issued in a school year, the staff members work on articles and on newspaper makeup to insure journalistic excellence in “The Beacon”. The staff was signally honored by the C.S.P.A.'s selection of five Bayonne delegates from among 3500 national delegates at the March Convention in New York, to interview District Attorney Hogan of New York, and to w rite a convention release for the United Press. Pictures of the Bayonne delegation appeared in the “New York Times”, the “Herald Tribune”, and in other major dailies from coast to coast. Sta I: Seated left to right: Catherine Henry, Sol Zasloff, Toln Kluginan. I I-a llonig. Alan Axelrod. Ann Spirko. Standing: Koliert Calco, Stewart Marcus, Cyril Marcus, Sandy I ikoff, Roliert Bassin. 92