Fort Lee High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Lee, NJ)

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THE PIONEER UN WV THE C. Y. SCIENCE CLUB HE C. Y. Science Club is composed of a group of about twenty freshman and sophomore boys, who are interested in scientific matters. These boys are under the direction of lVIr. lVIiller and lVlr. Grueninger. The meetings of the club are held period or after school. These meetings experiments. The boys generally take three boys who are interested taking a of the club. Each month the boys make a trip One place that they have visited is the every two weeks on Friday, either the second are divided alternately between business and charge of the experimental meeting-two or scientific project and explaining it to the rest to 11 show or exhibition pertaining to science. Science Exhibition at the News Building. The officers of the club are as follows: president, Eugene Karleg vice-president, Kenneth Kilcarrg secretary, Peter Gaudiomonteg trezlsurer, John Johnstong and en- gineer, VVilliz1m Rottmann. EUGENE KARI.E '33. -sq 51 EK..-

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THE PIONEER VM IGN' F i L v A-1VA.S.nl : 1 I 1 , THE sTENo-TYPE CLUB HE Steno-Type Club was organized at the beginning of this school year under the supervision of Miss Carrie Rivoli of the commercial department. The club is composed of nineteen girls, who are taking both shorthand and type- writing, either first or second year. The purpose of the club is to promote further interest in shorthand and type- writing for commercial students. Nleetings are held on the first and third Fridays of each month, business and social meetings being held alternately. Entertainment of some kind is usually given at the social meetings. At one of the social meetings the girls put on the play, Robert Burns , which was greatly enjoyed. The club intends to present a pin to the winner of the interclass typewriting championship which will be held in the near future. The ollicers are lVIabel Schelenz, presidentg Helen Visconti, vice-presidentg Isabel Agemian, secretary, and Dorothy Theobold, treasurer. y Vlom Lmouzn '3 1. 50 Qg...,.-

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THE PIONEER. we IW THE BETA CLUB HE Beta Club was formed late in February for the purpose of working out extra biological activities and to insure a greater interest in biology work. The club expects to purchase a terrarium. The club prepares projects and experiments for the class and expects to give a biology program in assembly. The members take scheduled nature trips, collecting' and preserving material for a school biological museum and menagerie. iMr. Miller is the faculty adviser. The oflicers of the club are: president, Kenneth Kilcarrg vice-president, Claire Juleusg secretary, Charlotte Houghtalingg treasurer, Edna Columbo. KENNETH KILCARR '34, --A-1:4 Sz gsm-