Eastchester High School - La Souvenir Yearbook (Eastchester, NY)

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1939 November 16, 22, 28, December 12, 21, 1940 Ianuary 5, 30, February 15, 27, March 5, April 23, 1 940 February 6, 2 1 , March 20, April 1 7, Assembly Programs , SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Thursday, 1:15 P. M.-THE LAUBINS CAssemb1y Servicel Wednesday- PEP Meeting, Tuckahoe-Eastchester Game Tuesday, 2:00 P. M.-GEORGIA BALLINA KAssemb1y Servicei Tuesday, 10:12 A. M.-Library Program Mrs. Wilkoc Thursday, 10:12 A. M.-Christmas Program Miss Murphy and Mr. Grasso Friday, 10:15 A. M.-G. F. Morgan KAssemb1y Serviceh Tuesday, 2:00 P. M.-AL PRIDDY KAssemb1y Servicel Thursday, 2:00 P. M.-LEWIS HOSKINS fAssemb1y Servicel Tuesday, 10:12 A. M.-Art Program Miss Beales Tuesday, 10:15 A. M.--D. K. HARTER CAssemb1y Serviceh Tuesday, 10:12 A. M.-Science Program Mr. Spencer IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday, 10:12 A. M. Miss Di Giacomo Wednesday, 10:12 A. M. Miss Spring Wednesday, 10:12 A. M. Miss Shorske Wednesday, 10:12 A. M. Mr. Rescigno LE SOUVENIR y Page Eighty-three

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Girls Athletic Association With the hope of promoting friendliness and cooperation among the girls of our Alma Mater, a new organization was started this year. Since it is mainly for girls interested in sports, it is called the Girls Athletic Association. The members sponsored a Saint Patricks Day Dance, and a baseball play day to which four different schools were invited. The officers are: President ,, -, --- Claire Sparacin Vice-President ---.. .... - .... Iune Knapp Secretary and Treasurer -, --- Isabelle Santipadri LE SOUVENIR Page Eighty-two

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November 9 November 23 December Ianucrry 18 March 8 March 13 March 23-28 April 12 April 13 May 4 May 24 May 18 Iune 8 Iune 24 Iune 25 Social Calendar' 1939-1940 The Comitia put over Nothing But The Truth -a huge suc- cess. The Seniors sponsored the tirst Victory Dance on Thanksgiving night. All rivalry was forgotten as Tuckahoe and Eastches- ter danced. Blue Gardens, Armonk, New York. The scene of our annual Football Banquet, a very memorable event. Columbia University Symphony Band Concert. 250 students visited New York and the Metropolitan Opera House to witness 'iFaust . The Glee Club started to rise to tame as they went Holly- wood in Hollywood Extra under the direction ot Mr. Grasso, Miss Murphy and Miss Chisholm. Easter and Washington-two names which will never be tor- gotten by those Seniors. This trip remains the dearest of all Senior memories. Mr. Grasso led his Glee Club to the tune of First Place in the County Musical Festival-On to Poughkeepsie!! A cool southern breeze brought us to the Iunior Prom-one of the best yet - - - To Poughkeepsie it was! Again Mr. Grasso and his one hundred and fifty students came back with high awards. Skipper Matteau set his course for his crew of ninety-seven on Class Night. A big success and a joyous occasion. One hundred and thirty Glee Club members went to the State Capital to Win second place honors in the Eastern Coast Di- vision of twelve states. Seniors sponsored the Senior Prom, a nautical theme blended with the smooth rhythm ot Bibee Iames and his orchestra- another retrospective occasion lor our Seniors. Iunior High Commencement. Senior High Commencement. And so ends another year of fun, laughter and entertain- ment-a year not to be forgotten by the Seniors of 1940 and one for the undergraduates to remember throughout the rest ot their years. LE SOTUVENJIR Page Eighty-four