Commerce High School - Ledger Yearbook (Yonkers, NY)

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Left to Right Row l: E. Stefanik, R. Kmetz, B. Zarychta, J. Kilduff, R. Bednar, T. Amodeo. Row 2: i S. Fedor, T. O'Loughlin, R. Nappi, B. Lyzak, J. Gregson, B. O'Brien, E. Brill, R. Powers, K. Burton J. Rubeo. Row 3: E. Mancini, J. Scerno, R. Dickens, l. Ali, R. Johnson, F. Hioerup, T. York, J. Milcsad, J. Hackett, R. Santoro. The Hall Guards are picked to sit at the three posts of duty. The first post is at the Palisade entrance, second at the center stairs, and the third in the Main lobby. The boys are not responsible for the discipline of our students, they are to simply greet guests and ask to their destination and, it necessary, escort them there. We have been told that since the inauguration of this system H LL GUARDS there have been far fewer persons aimlessly wandering in the halls. CHOIR A. -. A M.. , - Left to Right Row l: P. Schettino, R. Namiot, R. Sweeney, B. Marucci, M. Kost, B. Rubeo, J. Bardar, N. Palmer, M. Palmiotto, A. Barcelloua, R. Lathan. Row 2: R. Condon, M. Stegman, U. Sternberg, G. Lotz, D. Seay, E. Scaperotta, E. Jackson, T. Petti, Dr. Cullem, S. Fentress, R. Hornbeck, B. Kennedy, A. Tokarski, J. Taveniere, R. Kluz, S. Mclnery, G. Tynan, M. Deatcher. Members of the choir have the opportunity of becoming acquainted with more advanced music than is possible in a general music class. The choir is expected to sing at special assemblies, and receives invitations to sing at various com- munity functions, thus enlarging the experience of the members. Song, both for serious study and for fun, create variety and interest. We are handicapped this year without an accompanist, but hope to remedy this in the future. At present there are thirty-two members.

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ARI TA A - Left to Right Row l: J. Astrab, E. Repasky, R. Swabson, A. Halterman, G. DeBiase. Row 2: L. Carney' A. Gezirlian, J. Jazwinski, E. Blake, C. Filomena, ARISTA is a vvord derived from the Greek language, a word which means THE BEST. Ten girls are selected for membership in this HONOR SGCIETY-girls who are 'tops in character, fidelity, sincerity, and scholarship. ARISTA aims to give its best in service to Commerce to help to carry out the fine traditions of its school. This organization operates the coke machine at games and dances in order to raise money for its part in the GO fund. KULL KEY fv- Left to Right Row lz R. Brannigan, G. Baxon, J. Miksad, B. Lyzak. Row 2: H. Glus, J. Hackett, J. Woiciechowski QPres.D, G. Kiely, A. Skrobola, E. Mancini. SKULL AND KEY is the honorary society for the Senior boys. Each year the ten most outstanding boys are selected from the Junior class by the faculty and outgoing members to become a part of this organization whose qualifications are based upon scholarship and character. 110

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4 7 Q it J? 1 TH MATH Left to Right Row l: J. Haroutunian, A. Carney, D. Longazel, J. Zottoli, A. Grotto, J. Supka. The Ath Math Club was organized several years ago, for the purpose of combining a service club of Mathemtatics and Athletics, and was under the active leadership of Joe Tarricone. The club was a great help to Coach Jefferson in keeping track of statistics concerning individual players improvement and final results. The club keeps charts of individual foul shots and set shots, etc. At the end of the season each player's average is computed, as well as the average of the team as a whole. This activity covers both J. V. and Varsity. SERVICE f J ,f ' ml! I l-'33 wi ' Left to Right Row 1: R. Lemme, B, Boud, C. Maclean, E. Repasky, G. Joice, C. Manfredi, I. Hermanspan, R. Decker, J. Listorti, M. Condon, T. Como. Row 2: R. Piacente, J. Partaglione, P. Biglin, R. Jamin, C. Simmons, A. Vellucci, B, Marickk, D. Feeine, P. Badal, G. Laudadio, A. D'Ambrosio, M. Aliberto, W. Spudis. Through its Service Club the students of Commerce express their sympathy to their classmates in times of grief and illness. With flowers or with cards the absent student is reminded that he is remembered by the student body. Sym- pathy and best wishes are the key words of this organization. The club has a representative in each homeroom and is sponsored by Mrs. Dorothy M. Boodey. ll2