East Hampton High School - Oracle Yearbook (East Hampton, CT)

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...VUVJ un...-. nu uwnugpu u-y Luc A' 1uallbC DUIH' mittee. Checks and deposits of all student activities are handled by this committee, which is headed by the Student Association treasurer. A lot of responsibility is given to those students elected to the Finance Committee, for the deposits of the school run into thousands of dollars. Left to right Row l - Hansen, Adler, Ferrigno. Row 2 - Popowicz, Snow, Snow, Flannery, Markham. The success of the social events of E.H.H.S. is dependant upon the Social Committee. All dances, parties, plays and athletic events are scheduled by this committee. In addi- tion to drawing up the social calendar, this committee reviews the plans for any social activity before it actually takes place, there by averting any possible failure. Left to right Row l - Pfau, Segal, Hartinger. Row 2 - Nyman, Breece, Miner, Rittman. Comrg ittee is the most active the St dent Association. of all special services to supervising basketball games, and recess periods, and grant- candy and coke concessions. Left to right Row l - Roberts, Dennler, Hansen, Leonard, Rogers. Row 2 - Bevin, Dowler, Wilkes, Hennessey, Coleman.

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LEAD AND I SHALL FOLLOW THEEH L.R., standing: William Hennessey, 2nd Vice presidentg Helen Adler, Secretaryg Edith Adler, Treasurerg Sitting: Zane Roberts, Vice-presidentg Irene Hanna, Presidentg Andrew D. V. Ferrigno, Advisor.

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Not many students realize the amount of money that is handled by the Assembly Com- 1 mittee. Checks and deposits of all student activities are handled by their committee, which is headed by the student association treasurer. A lot of responsibility is given to those students elected to the Assembly Committee for the deposits of the school run into thousands of dollars. Left to right Row l - P. Walsh, H. Adler, J. Rittman Row 2 - W. Hennessey, Scherp, O. Sandin The club program of East Hampton High was recently revised and expanded under the direction of the Club Committee. Each club must submit a statement of its aims and objectives to the Club Committee in September. Due to the work of this com- mittee, we now have a more varied club program. Left to right S. Smith, E. Breece, N. Sandin The Student Association, as one of its minor projects of the year, is drawing up a code of laws to be used as a basis for decisions of the Student Court. A court not only gives the right to a student to be tried by his peers but also affords a work- ing knowledge of court proceedings for those connected with it. Left to right Row l - Ferrigno, Segal, Crawford, Hansen, Hennessey, Roberts, Hanna, Breece, McDonald. Row 2 - Esbright, Ferrigno, Nyman, Feleppa, Pfau, Sandin, Hartinger, Adler, Leonard. Row 3 - Johnson, Snow, Flannery, Caffyn, Mme-cms 0