Carteret High School - Loudspeaker Yearbook (Carteret, NJ)

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COMMERCIAL CLUB At the time Mrs. Kobrin formed the Commercial Club in September 1936, it was ruled that only freshmen taking the commercial course could join. Each year the club has made an educational trip by bus. November 17, 1941, the group went to the Statue of Liberty and then to Radio City where they saw a Photographers Exhibit. Top Row-A. Klimik, R. Lenart, A. Truck, E. Simko, R. Bialowarczuk, T. Scndziak, D. Gurney, S, Solrys, W. Fab'an 3rd Row-lf. Toth, I. Yapczenski, M. Bercs, R. Gaydcs, H. Kovacs, T. Zucker, E, Prokop, S. Sisko, I. Dafyrek, H. Czaya, E. Hirsh, M. Yanvary 2nd Row-Mrs. Kobrin, I. Kolodzieski, E, Foxe, H, Slinsky, A. Fedak, H. Vernachio, D. Tcrjek, D. Coughlin. T. Siplak, B. Berg, H. Holowatch Bottom Row-R. Schuck, M. Nascak, M. Thompson, R. Wnukowski, C. Larkin, M. Rocky, D, Coughlin, J. Hamadyk, H. Medwick 5 if Top Row-G. Sofka, W. Matthews, E. Kolibas, R. Vv'ilson, B. Phillips, M. Skurat, J. Pruitt, B, Galbraith Sm RowfR. Copeland, P. Chodosh, M. XVieroney, E. Bensulock. Mr. Pusillo, A, M. Dunne, M. Suto, D. Haas, Y. Yuhasz, W. Spcwak, C. Coaccioli, E. Gregor, W. Sczemcak, J, Sabo 2nd Row-H. Czaplinski, A. Ginda, H. Perry, H. Mynio, M. Bok, H. L. Bodnar, D. Dolan, A. Hundcmann Bottom Row-Mrs. George, F, Ruckriegel, A. Burke, E. Vaughn, A. Viveiros, C. Casaleqgi. Miss Kelly ETIQUETTE CLUB PresidentfRobcrt Shanley Secretary-Irene Yuhasz V1cefP1eside'nt+Helen Louise Bodnar 'l'1easure1'fEileen Bensulock Advise1sfMrs. Thelma George and Miss Marion Kelly The Etiquette Club aims to develop a spirit of friendliness and an outward expresf sion of good manners that will make social relations pleasant, comfortable, and inf teresting. Last year the club took a trip to New York and this year enjoyed a Snow Erolic. S4

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LE CERCLE FRANCAIS President ,,,,, . . . Eleanor jacob VicefP'resident . . . . . Mary Petruska Secretary ,,,,, .. Jessie Moczarski Treasurer . . . . . Joseph Gurney EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Rosalie Kloss Henrietta Frankowski William Dowdell , Stanley Mielnicki Irene Daroczy Eleanor Melick Rita Berry Wilma Spewak Henry Wnukowski Charles Casaleggi Elizabeth Cherepanya Adviser .. ................... .. Miss Bess Richey W Top Row-A. Lasner, B. Galbraith, H. Wnukowski, I. Pruitt, W. Dowdell, W. Matthews, S. Mielnicki, L. Zabel H. Rapp, A. Trustrum 4th Row-C. Sidun, C. Casaleggi, I. Stalminski, E. Fabian, A. Martosiewicz, D. Ttustrum, H. Sokler, E. Kuhn G. Gavaletz. J. Kennedy 3rd Row-Miss Richey, M. Antoszka, C. Coaccioli, P. Prokopiak, H. Frankowski, R. Klcss, E. Galbraith A. Hundemann 2nd Row--G. Barankovich, W. Spewak, M. Wieroniey, M. Schwartz, E. Harkiewicz, I. Daroczy, D, Kuzma M. Dolan, E. Cherepanya. E. Patterson, E. johnson Bottom Row-P. Valek, A. Carney, J. Moczarski, E. jacob, J. Gurney, M. Petruska, I. Cutter, E. Mclick, R Nelson, L. Koblentz France, often and rightly called the Crossroads of the World, has given to the world priceless possessions. In its literature, its art, its sculpture, its magnificent architecture, its music, its religion, its dress and customs, in the French Revolution, and in Napoleon is found the very heart of France itself. It is to the appreciation of this heritage that Le Cercle Francais is dedicated. France is not deadg it has only been paralyzed. Its culture will never die. As Napoleon himself found out, There are only two powers in the world: the spirit and the sword. In the long run the sword will always be conquered by the spirit. 53

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LATIN CLUB President . . - ' - Joseph GUYUCY VicefP'rcsidcnt .. .. Henry Wnukowski Secretary , . . . Pauline Valek Treasurer ,.......................................... Herman Rapp The program committee for the year-Henrietta Frankowski, Chairmang Arnold Lasner, Albert Trustrum, Elizabeth Patterson. W Q? Top Rovi'-A. Trustrum, J. Gurney, C. Daroczy, S. Bodnar. Miss Heil, H. Wnukowski, S. Mielnick, H, Rapp A. asner 3111523 522525 15S3li2gf'fi3i'Z'ZiZ'igiff',f'Efi1Z5fdr.Avalfff'5f'cE!f5.aiL'vr?S'my' D' KWH' 'r Cum' The Sodalitas Latina is only open to the members of the Latin III class. The purpose of this club is to better understand the civilization of the Romans and to appreciate the Romans as human beings living in a world very much like our own. There are nine programs for the nine meetings of the year. Each meeting is opened by the class singing 'LTe Cano Patria, then the Lord's Prayer is read by the President of the club. Each meeting has a different chairman and different members participate in the program. 55