Dickinson Accredited Evening High School - Owl Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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-HJZES - EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE JANUARY JUNE FACULTY FACULTY Mr. Brogan ...........,........... A. Cfaairwafz Mr. Brogan ......,...,........... CIJHIVIIILZIZ Mr. O'Shea ......,.....,. Aff! Claairmmz Mr. O'Shea .........,.,,,,. Ariz Chairmmz D. Treadaway .,,..........,,,.... Sec1'etm'y D. Treadaway ..,.........,,..,,.. Secretary Miss Fitzgerald Miss Hartnet Miss Fitzgerald Miss Paterno Mr. Budenbender Mr. jordan Mr. Budenbender Mr. jordan STUDENTS STUDENTS I. Daly H. Barry L. Imhornone F. Morgan S. Winheld I. O'Toole J. Dino , S. Strupczeski W. Floyd T. Flanagan Luzzi O,Toole The Executive Committee of the General Organization was organized January, 1933 Its duties are to advise and finance all the extra-curricular activities of the school. The General Organization -Constitution also provides: All actions of the General Organization Council are subject to the approval of the Execu- tive Committee and of the Principal of the School. Top row-Left to Right: Luzzi, O'Toole, Dino, D. Treadaway, F. Morgan, T. Flanagan, L. Imbornone First row-Left to right: Mr. Brogan Miss Paterno, Mr. O'Shea, Miss Fitz- gerald, Mr. Budenbender, Mr. jordan While a considerable degree of freedom has been allowed in the manage- ment of the afIairs of the many Clubs, it is likely that the ever growing interests of the School may demand closer supervision by the General Organization Council and the Executive Committee to avoid conflicting aims or too wide a range of activity. Eighty-three

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JANUARY GENERAL ORGANIZATION OFFICERS Henry Barry ,I,V. .,,.,..........,,.......... .,..,,,.,.,, P 1 rerideuz John O,To0le ....Y.... ,I....,. V ice-President William Floyd ,..,,,.,., ,VA,,A,,I,,, T 1'eacrm'er Dorothy Treadaway ,,,,,,,.,.., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Set-remry Mr. John Brogan .,........,.,...,...............,...,,..,.,..,,. Famlzy Adviser The General Organization Council was organized in january, 1933 The principal purposes of the General Organization Council is, to assist the administrative head of the school in directing and controlling extra-curri- cular activities and to make use of concerted action in the promotion of school aims and ideals. Top row-Left to right: A. Sarno, B. Yelpar, M. Block, E. Anderson, S. Howe First row-Left to right: J. Luzzi, R. Kelly, E. Andrews, E. O'Leary, A. Schultz Second row-Left to right: Langley, T. Flanagan, S. Winheld, M. Thompson, T. Lynch Third roww-Left to right: P. Verates, D. Treadaway, I. Hoffman, J. O'Toole The january General Organization successfully completed the third year of centralized representation in extra-curricular activities. Under the leadership of President Henry Barry, the council had to decide whether or not post-graduates should hold office in the various organizations throughout the school. They denied the post-graduates their appeal, on the phrase of the 'General Organizations Constitution which prohibits them from holding office. The council was extremely fortunate in having one of the best executive committees in the history of the organization, in john O'Toole, james Daly, Thomas Flanagan, Sydne Winneld, William Floyd and Henry Barry. Eighty-fozn'