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G.O. OFFICERS G.O. REPRESENTATIVES FUTURE TEACHERS if Y ,,.., f..- - . .M R V igg 'ifss msei -. Many of this year's G.O. activities were new, and some were held again, as in years past. Among others, we remember the Young Ras- caIs concert as being a big success. Besides continuing the Student of the Month, the G.O. instituted the Student ot the Week, recog- nizing outstanding student achievement. The G,O. also sold 57,000 worth of candy to build a school in an underdeveloped nation chosen by the Peace Corps. This year the accent was on flexibility, and adaptation to the varying interests of its sup- porters. SENIOR OFFICERS HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB
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MR. JOSEPH SCHER CHAIRMAN George Sa ntaya na Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. HISTORY DEPARTMENT The aim of the History Department has been to provide students with an historical basis in understanding current social, economic, and political problems. Towards this end, the department ottered required courses in World Geography, World History, American History, and Economics, as well as an elective in Problems ot American Democracy. The department again offered the Advanced Placement American History Course, for the more ambitious student. Thus, the knowledge and skills gained by students through the tacilities of the History Department will enable him to better assume his place in society as a mature and responsible citizen. SEATED R. Rcidol, T. Milberg, D. Zaslow. J. Sher, Chairman, E. Mendelson, J. Goldsmith, D. Seale, A. Ehrman. SECOND ROW J. Bilick, C. Kaplan, H. Stevelman, H. Drucker, K. Goldstein, l. Levine, J. Nierman, W. Hoffman. STANDING I. Wienes, S. Males, R. Nathanson, W. Sklar, H. Sattenspiel, M. Turkewitz, S. Wenoker. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES
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Music is the universal language of Mankind. -Longfellow- Oufre-Mer Mrs. M. Piercep Mr. M. Fink, Chairmanp Mrs. M. Graves, Mr. L. Feldmanf Mr. M Mr. C. lnnissg Mr. R. Goldschlager. H A kr A A CAPPELLA CHORUS MIXED CHORUS
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