Curtis High School - Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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Stamp Klub Do you know all the oddities and l'zu'ts about slatnps? You can be sure Stzunp Club members do, lor each week, under the direction of Miss Marion l,l'2lll, they hold a contest on Steunp Fzuis, and many interesting stories come to light. The lucky member with the best score at the term's end receives fl prize. library Squa How could we progress without our library? rlillill last-minute reference, the magazine we should have bought, the book on China, Z1 chance lo read just lor lun -all these it offers us. Re- sponsible l'or the libr:n'y's efficiency, tak- ing care of books and distributing no- tices, is Miss B3lIllJCl'iS eager squad. 1 M. Pannek, Miss Pratt, D. McVeigh, j. Salter, R. Burros, 1. Gnas, E. Gualtieri, K. Avery, R. Maleeny, F. Bielefeld, W. Dimler. 26 IST ROIV: P. Vigurs, E. Kooley, .M. Vere, A. Mahoney, j. Bregaff, G. Anderson. 2ND ROW: j. Madigan, j. Belfatto, A. Pura, j. Bobker, M. DiSanti, N. Dropkin, I. Aasby, B. Braun, G. Kerner. 3RD ROW: bliss Bamber, E. Hansen.

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IST ROIII' It. filYl.S'X0, Ci. Dt'Pr1nln. I. Mormmlrrw, ll. Ilirnmliv, pl. Selrzru, C. Svlliffo, fl. 'I1I'f'PIt'llIlllI 1 fi. Srzsso, I . AIIIIIIIYII4, Mtxt. Iirigiolli. BND RUIIQ' IJ. Iiarrlzi. C, Mimmln. R. Iflfliu, AI. Vit l. Ilugoslirm, M. Nnffrlrirzu, I . I.1'u:z1, I. Vinlznili, M. IIIIVOIIV. gl. I,lIt'Il. H312 It'UlI': ll. Iiozfi 1. IJc'nora, C. IVFIIIIIIIIQIIII, R. Pislilli, R. Romana, ul. lxnnlmrrli, M. Tirjmk, li. Illiylr. I fLtmlli1'ri,tlI. Illrmnn. I.. Sinzrms. -l'I'I-I R0ll'g .l, llwlilijm, ll. fIm'lu1'1'i, AI. Sj1illr'lli,,ll.Illarirlz AI. Ifrllcn, ill, Sunlorv, ll. IIUIIOVII, I.. ,lIlIQIIOIl!'. ffalizm glllb 'l'he Italian Club had its beginning about twelve years ago. lt was organized lor the purpose ol' giving pupils interested in Italian an opportunity to further that interest. This was ntain- tained by holding geograpliical quizzes, singing Italian folk songs. and listening to records of Italian operas. For many years, it has been their custom, as their final gathering, to attend a luncheon in an ltalian restaurant. During the past two years, the Italian Club has been holding cake sales lor the benelit ol' the , . ...., . . XX ar I'und. Mrs. Olga lirtgiotti is laculty adviser, while the oflifers this year were ,-Xlbina Setaro. president: Carntella Sellitto. vice-president: and Iennie Riccardi, secretary.

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'Crzjv gfllb ,loin tlie 'l'1'ip Club and see the world! Under the direction ol' Miss Nancy Clorallo, llie club's visits to niany educa- tional places broaden the students' in- terests, and prove lun at the same titne. Included were the Museum ol Natural History, the Planetarium, the lee Show, and places not usually opened to the public. Harrell! wuts Problems ol' the world today are acute. Under Miss Margaret Magec-'s guidance. the yotttltlttl world analysts ol' the Cur- rent Events Club Ify to iron out these difficulties by discussion and debate. This year Curtis played host to fifteen other schools at a Current Events Con- ference, on the topic ol' Peacetinle Con- seription. IST ROW: Miss Corallo, N. Trentalange, ,-1. 7iTl'lIflll!I71gl', H. Gozvski, j. Hansen, A. Hansen, A. Murata, j. Scalici, B. Rimanow. ZND ROW, A. Adams. M. Pagliaruln, L. Santore, A. Setaro, L. Sclzwartz, C. Lehrer, 1. Salter, M. Barone. 3RD ROlI': C. Ventirniglia, j. Murplzy, M. Spinelli, K. Bruns, D. Buller, P. Barlanrl, B. Kendlv, R. Miesner, R. Fuller. IST ROW: B. Rirnmmw, M. Clzrislie, I.. Srlnunrfz. F. Stiffness, S. l.f'111vntl1r1I, F. I.z'n:u ZND ROW: Miss lllngw, Snyder, A. ll'attz'r.s R. Parisi, H. Schcfrliss, S. Holtzlnan, li. Kinsey j. Murphy, L. Baker. 3RD ROW: -1. Bfrnmn M. Kadin, R. Tanmrin, R. Rhodes, j. .4ndz'rson A. Thomsson, E. Natanblut. 27