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

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H 5 ENGINEERING CLUB OFFICERS Theodore Fleischman ........................... ........... P fgfiffffif Edward Andrews ....., ...... V ive-Pfeficlwff Otto Huhn d,,,,,,,.,.,,, ....,...... T reamrer .Howard Lavender ........, .................. S ecremfy J. j. Curry, H. Ouram ,,......................,............. Faculty Adrfireiir This club was organized February 13, 1936 The primary purpose of this club is to promote good fellowship and mutual aid between the members and to further the interest in engineering. Top rowm-Left to right: P. Stanich, C. Rifenberg, B. Gladston, C. Schneelcke, G. Bocehiaro, E. Fay First rowfLeft to right: F. Austra, G. O'Brien, I. Simon, Litone, Crefasi, R. O'Neill Second row!Left to right: Aumenta, O. Huhn, T. Fleischman, Mr. Ouram, E. Andrews, S. Manfre Among the activities of the Engineering Club have been lectures and demonstrations on Foundry practiceg illustrated lectures on conventions in drawing-room and illustrated lectures on Metallurgy. Ninety-one

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H 5- NIGHT WATCH OFFICERS George Bulkley ...,,,. ....................... .... E pl imr-in-Chief William Smith .,,,.. ....... ..,....,.. A . rrirlant Editor Frank Morgan ..,,..... .,........,........ B zfrinefr Manager Dorothy Treadaway ,.,., .,.... A .rrirtanl Blzfilzeff Manager Anna Mary Murphy ....,....................................... Faculty Adfirez' The first Night Watch Staff was organized in September, 1928, The purpose of the Night Watch is the organizing of news of the school into a compact paper for student readers. i Top row-Left to right: A. Calabro, L. Imbornone, Miss Murphy, S. Strupczeski, T. Fleischman. First row-Left to right: E. Driscoll, W. Smith, E. Anderson, P. Manos, W. Gross. Second row-Legt to right: D. Treadaway, F. Morgan, G. Bulkley, I. Langley, l. Hoffman. The Night Watch has continually progressed, until today it is one of the outstanding high school journals in the country. Its nation-wide recogni- tion is emphasized in that it has an established exchange on a reciprocal basis with outstanding high school and college papers all over the country. The Night Watch is also a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Ninety

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- lil S' GLOBE CLUB OFFICERS Lucy Toomey ...,,.,.., ,................,..,...... ....,.... P 1 'eridefzl Florence Jacobs ,... ....,.. V ire-Pmidefflv Rose Kiernan ..... ......... T reazrzzrer Marge Hermberg ..... ...........,, S ecrefary Maurice O'Sullivan ........,....,..,,..,.........,,,.,.....,... Famliy Advifef' The Globe Club was organized in the Spring of 1934 The primary purpose of the club is for its members to become more acquainted with the achievements, legends, practices, and heroes of their fore- fathers. In addition, it provides an opportunity for students of common interests to meet and discuss their views on these subjects under satisfactory auspices. Top row--Left to right: J. Patrick, H. Gorman, M. Stuve, K. Phillips, M.Cassidy, Mr. O'Sullivan. First row-Left to right: F. McMorrow, A. Cassidy, M. Hallstein, M. Scott, M. Semenick, C. Waugh. V Second row-Left to right: E. Higgins, F. Jacobs ,L. Toomey, M. Hermberg, R. Kiernan, W. O'Brien. Among the various activities sponsored by the Globe Club was a presentation of Julius Caesar by the Shakespeare Fellowship of America, directed by Frank Lea Short. A large group of students attended Davenport Theater to see a presentation of Hamlet. Nirlely-info