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

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- THE LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Wlilliam Leahy .....Y..... ....,.............. ......... I D lwiffflll Jeremiah O'Callaghan ...,.. ...... V ire-Pfwidelll Edward Finnegan ,,,. Y........ T reamr'er Kathryn Gelsinon ...., V............. S ef1'efav'y Robert Salmon ,,.,.,.,,.,.,....,..,....,,.,.,..,..,......,..,... Iiacfzlly Adriyer The Latin Club was organized on March 6, 1936 The policy and purpose of this organization is to become acquainted with the people from whom we derive many of our laws and customs, our beliefs and ideals, our art and our literature. Top row-Left to right: N. Oliver, I. O'Connor Smith, L. Garzik First row-Left to right: E. Turner, R. Ricker, E. Cassidy, T. Gallagher Second row-Left to right: j. O'Callaghan, K. Gelsinon, Mr. Salmon. The highlights of this organization have been socials, and lectures regarding the Latin people and their customs. Ninety-five

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COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS Richard Cotrone .C,, ,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,w,, P 1 -gyjdeuf John Sferbo ......... ..... V ice-P1-widen: Fred Schulz ...,,......... .,,,.,,.. T reafzzrer Margaret Conmy ,...,..... ,.,,.,,,,,C.,, S erretary Charles Budenbender ..........,.,..,....,.......,,,.,.,..... Faculty Adfirer The Commercial Club was organized in December, 1933 The purpose of the club is to create a spirit of good will among the commercial students of this school, to acquaint them with modern office equip- ment and provide enlightment in the field of Commercial vocations. Top row-Left to right: H. Pell, A. Guckenberger, M. Pellechio, V. Zalewski, M. Kearney, Mr. Budenbender First row-Left to right: R .Wallace, H. Flannagan, Swarez, M. Pchola, R. Pierguidi Second row-Left to right: F. Schulz, R. Cotrone, M. Conmy, J. Scerbo The activities of the Commercial Club consisted of visits to broadcasting studios, Hayden Planetarium, Exhibits of Glass Industries, Chase National Bank and Radio City. Nilzaly-fain'

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D?H S 0 4 0 .......... DEBATING SOCIETY OFFICERS Felix Solomon ..,,.. ,................,..... ........... P I 'ffirfflll Thomas Bitterly .,..... ....., V if?-Pfelilfffll Carlo Balbo ,,,,,,,,,, .,..,...... T reallzrew' Mary Thompson .....,.,.,,, ,..........,,..,,,........................... S ecretary Williarn Dineen ....,,...,,.,,,,,,.,......,,,,...,,............. Faculty Advirer Organized-April, 1932 The purpose of this club is to develop the inherent abilities of the mem- bers in the art of self-expression and argumentation. Top row-Left to right: A. Calabro, J. Luzzi, C. Bauerdorf, G. McKaile, O. Huhn, C. Balbo First row-Left to right: A. Imbornone, Daly, M. Hermberg, R. Kiernan L. Toomey, F. Jacobs, C. Ranne 7 Second row-Left to right: F. Solomon, E. Higgins, M. Thompson, T. Bitterly, L. Imbornone, Mr. Dineen During the past year this club has engaged in Radio Work, Inter- Scholastic and Inter-Club Debates. It proudly holds the Alexander F. Ormsby trophy for state-wide oratorical leadership, in the john Marshall contest. In its long service and existence it has developed the leading oratorical successes of our school. The Dickinson Evening Debating Team has acquitted itself splendidly on many platforms against contemporary High School teams. N ilzely-Jix