Commerce High School - Ledger Yearbook (Yonkers, NY)

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G ee Club The Girls Glee Club, under the direc- tion of Mr. Lieberman, meets every special period in the auditorium. There are 40 girls in this club. The officers are: President Melvina Adams Vice President Dolores Valdespee Secretary Josephine Fields Treasurer Donna Mengert Lelt to right, Raw 1: C. Snee, C. Sanchez, S. Odell, T. Massa, B. Marchi, L. Cuich- iella. Row 2: C. Hamm, D. Imhof, M. Nelson, B. Geisler, J. Thompson, L. Ander- son, M. Adams, G. Jackson. Row 3: P. Beatty, B. Riker, J. Brigden, M. Torney, V. Edell, J. Phelan, D. Zuk. Row 4: V. Ernst, E. Taveniere, B. Henneberry, M. Shealy, S. R. Silva, R. Fusco, P. Hayouk, S. Calabrese. Row 5: J. Coverdale, E. Earl, R. Merrick, M. Brown, K. Belti, C. Loughman, M. Roberti. . XD Mixed Chorus 5' V 7 A ,Q Leit to right, Row 1: M. Adams, L. Anderson, J. Phelan, B. Riello, J. Spence. Row 2: E. Kochon, S. Demchak, S. Thompson, P. Hayduk, M. Cranston, C. Bucci, B. - ' l Geisler, R. Dolack. Row 3: J. Carter, S. Johnson, G. Gilliam, A. Zito, M. Hernandez, T. Blasetti, J. McKinney, N. Larriccia. Row 4: A. Torre, T. Purcher, W. Lehoisky, P B. Willsea, M. Kosar, A. Gausman, J. Powers, J. Mirsky. Row 5: D. Zuk, C. Car- O boni, L. DeAngelis, C. Gregson, K. Strandberg, M. Baker, K. Cherwaty, C. Miano. ig.- Row 6: J. Coverdale, E. Earl, B. Belfi, L. Landess, R. Merrick, M. Faruggio, V. Ernst, E. Taveniere. This year our music department headed by Mr. Liberman has organized a mixed chorus. The chorus consists of 52 students, 28 girls and 24 boys. Mem- bership in this chorus offers these stu- dents an opportunity of understanding music, and of showing their talent at various assemblies. The ofiicers are: President Eleanor Taveniere Vice President James Powers Secretary Roslyn Merrick Librarian Barbara Geisler Helpers Melvina Adams and Mary Balser

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Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross Workshop, in its first year of existence, consists of members of the JRC Council and Volunteers. All work is done after school entirely on a voluntary basis. The program this year included Christ- mas favors for a children's hospital, an International High School Chest, and volunteers to assist with clerical work at the Chapter House. The chest, the first of its kind in the City of Yonkers, was constructed by stu- dents of Saunders Trades and Technical High School and decorated by students in the advanced art courses. By supporting two cake sales, all the students of the high school participated in the completion of the chest. The Junior Red Cross Workshop had, in all respects, a very successful year. RED CROSS OFFICERS Left to right, Row 1: F. Smith, B. Pigiet. Row 2: R. Controne, D. Perman. Work Shop 128

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Science Fair The first annual Science Fair of Commerce, presented March 7 in Room 215, was a real success. Prizes were awarded to the following persons for their outstanding displays: First prize-Charlotte Baker, senior cosmetology student-for her clay model, Cross Section of the Hair Folliclesf' Second prize-Elaine Cushman, a junior, for her three dimensional Comparison of the Eye to the Camera. Third prize-Arlene Kerr, a senior, for her display of the Chemical Changes in Hair? Fourth prize-Margaret Schurach, for her study of Mo1ds.,' ,,,Q A fl pic itil F rx Miss Primerano, Mr. Dari, Mrs. Mc- Dowell judging the science entries. and mummy M. Schurick inspects entry. 'ww