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T FEMMES ude Kelch- First rmr: Gertr ta Atkinson, Lulu ner, Lore! Jander, Rosanna Hoster, Doris jackson, Florence Jacobs, Doris Hopkins. Second row: Betty Glass- man, Janet Tophan, Doris Bickcl, Gertrude Kindig, Marie Milano, Dorothy Doneckcr, Eleanor jan- kowski. Third rmr: Jessie Stone, Wanda Slaczka, Rae Bru- zel, Bette Claville, Mary jane Baldt, Dorothy Bark- er, Inez jones. Fourth row: Margaret Beck, ,lean Patterson, Jane Wells, Beatrice Greenberg, Elsie Krausen, Jayne Dorner, Jeanette Kauffman. FIVE-FOO SIX-FOOTERS First roar: Robert Laley, Louis Gross, Jerry Haas, Willianx Aleshire, Albert Jones, Hyilxan Albert, An- thony Barone. Walter Camen- Second nm. isch, Williaixx Korsch, Ben- jamin Windernxan, Alex Misterman, George Ward, Richard Bowman, Robert Koecher. Third row: Stephen Kulia- s Evans, Simon sha, .lame ' h rd Bardsley, Cohen, Ric a ' b rt Conlen. Craig Pierce, Ro e .qwix 4-J ix-Footers Five-Foot Fenlmes BY :XX :u't of tlu' Senate in .l!lllll!lI'y. Hill? TIIIC Six-lioott-rs' l'ommittvv. :ls its mmu. tlu l ivm--l oot l t-mnu-s. :1 scuior girls' SllgQ.ft'SlS. is m:ulv up of tlxost- lio-rs in tht scrviev Ul'g'!lIllZIltlUll, was l'StIlllllSlIt'll :it sellool wllo :irc six fvvt tall or over. 'l'llis Cirrntz. llc-:ulccl by ROSIIIIIIII llostcr, tlu- Vive- vommittt-v is :in t-xtrzi-momtoi group which l oot l t'muu's ill tlu' first term of tlu'ir lmisf tzzlws over tlu' ilutivs :iliout tlu' sqlunol tlmt tory lllu set lligll StllllllJll'tlS of :u'com- :irc not touiul lvy tlu' uvulnr monitors llllNlIlllt'Ill for futlm' classes to follow. By vor- Sonu- of tlu' pl:u-vs out wllu Ii tluy lmu l't't'llIlg' misili'nux:mors in tlu- lllllt'lIl'00lllS. 'iurismlu-tion :ire tlu' firm- town-rs. l:o':ntorims lwvping tlu- corridors t-lt-:ul :uul orderly. :uul loc-lu-r :uul liit-yvlv rooms. llus tm im. multi lu-lpiug to nmkc Urutz zz svluvol of well- tlu- lllllllllllhlllll of Xvllllillll .Xlvslxirv. :i :li m:uuu-rml. l'l'NlH'l'llllll Htlltlt'lltS. this vommit- c'ra':ns4- has lu-vu uotm-ml in smoltnw mil x in tw' lms IIIUN' tlmu prow-cl its worth. Om-v mlulism about tlu- st-liool. ,X vompnrzitiulx mort- rXIIlt'I'it'llll Stlllll'lltS lmvt' shown their new committee. it luis 11-4-1-iwtl t'Ulllllll'llllIllI0ll vt' tluk common good, from llr. XVt'l'lll'l' :nul llll'llllH'l'h ol' ilu l.Ilt'llllf'. NXillillgIllt'SS to ser Trevi: ly-five
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Representatives TIIIC House of liepresentatives is a large hody which forms the essential tie he- tween the Senate and Court and the student hody itself. liaeh advisory class in the sehool eleets a representative to the House at the heginning of eaeh term to serve for 'that term. Onee a month eaeh representative at- tends a meeting which is presided over alter- nately hy the two viee-presidents. At these meetings the aetivities of the other hranehes of the Students Assoeiation are hronght he- fore the llouse and diseussed. and eertain notiees and reports are given to the represen- tatives to he in turn reported to the students. ln this way the Students Assoeiation keeps its finger on the pulse of the student hody. Monitors REPRESENTATIVES AND ALTERNATES Seated: Wanda Lubas, Mary Pantone, jane DeCray, Ruth Goldberg, Muriel Kearns, Doris jackson, Anita Haase. Second row: Mary jane Baldt, Rosemary O'Hara, Ludmilla Deslciewicz, Nettie Sovtza, Loretta Wilson, Mu- riel Salidor, Marion Weiss. Third row: Paul Comissarow, Stanley Budsynski, Bernard Levy, Morton Simon, John Sutton, Timothy Resnick. MONITORS' COUNCIL First row: Mary Renyc, Miss Haldeman, Betty Murphy. Eleanor Kahn. Second row: Dorothy Bar ker, Beth Hinken, Benjamin Winderman, Beatrice Los Kemp, Phyllis Feather. TIIE corps of monitors is the largest lr tl Str X lll w 1 aneh in ie nl idents 1 ssoeiation. ' ' ey are enlisted from the student hody itself at the heginning of eaeh term to take over duties ahout the sehool which are compar- ahle to those of patrolmenl that is to say. they report students for infraetion of the rules. 'l'heir work eovers many parts ot the sehool. sneh as: the lunehroom. lihrary. study hall. eorridors and staireases. Other groups of speeial monitors sneh as the Six- footers. l iye-foot lfemmes. llouse and Grounds l'ommittee are responsihle for the remaining parts of the sehool. It is an estah- lished faet that if this force of monitors did not lnnetlon as they' do the ett ieieney of the whole Students Association would he greatly im paired. Tzewllly- fn ll r
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e Spotlight X ul tht- most valuahlc avtiyi- tivs iu tht- svlmol is that otfvrvmi hy Tlzf' Spolliylzf. lt fit-vclops thc 'il7llI'li!lliStll' ahility ami t'lll'Ulll'1lg0'I i11te'i'rstm'4i ami capable sturivuts who arm' willing to svt tliciiisclvvs to thu task of IH'0tlllt'lllg.f auml uiaiutaiuiug a high stamlarci iu a st-luml puhli- vatiou. lviuivr the ahh- SlllN'I'YlSi0ll ol' its litvrary sponsor. MV. llitlgill' lvil- liams. Thi' Slmfligllf has uurturvmi thi- litvrary possihilitics that arn- ' ' rm'i'c:llt'rl hy stall' uicuilwrs. NlllL'll Mr. Edgar Williaimms orc-miit must also hc given to Mr. SPOHSUV lit-u.i:uuiu Kuykviulall, who has l'lHll'gt' of tht' l5llSlllL'SS stall' nl' tht- papvr. 'l'lu- stullcut body of tht' svlmol uwvs a grrat rival ol' thanks to tlu- Stlllltllth who hawk so willingly iwliilqliislimi su lllllt'll tiuu' after st-luml to llI'l'lHl1'l' a lJlllM'l' that is t'll'i0yt'Kl hy all. 'I'h1' Class of 211-110 has math' au vspuvially tim- i'0lltl'llllltiUIl to ilu' statl' of Tin' Spofliylzl this tcriu iu thu pvrsuus of liit-liarci C'nln'u alul '1'Iu-mlors' l rvyiu:u1. t'0'l'llli0l'S'lll't'lllL'l.1 Siumu C'ulwu. uvws cmlitmt llauti- Vattaui. art l'lllt0l'1 Collins llc-ll: Marian Ustrufsky, fashion ciiiturg lficiith Voss ami Nlai'g:u'm-t Nlillvr. sports 1-clitors. Most siguific-aut ol' thc' 4-cuitriluitiuus oi' Tin- Spotlight toward tht- uluvatiuual facilities of the sc-lmol is tht- l,itt-rary Slipplc-11u'i1t. Iu I't't'0QlIltlUll of tht' uu-rits tlisplayn-rl hy this aiifiitiou. Gratz was aw:1r4lt-ri a spew-ial honor for its Q-rcatix't' . . 1 . , . writing hy tlu' C Hlllllllilil Prvss K mviliviwilt-c'. First row: Doris Weiss, Dante Cattani, Theodore Freyman, Richard Cohen, Simon Cohen, Marian Ostrofsky. Second row: Margaret Miller, Edith Voss, Harriet Schnitzer, Nettie Sovtza, Gertrude Bur- roughs, Marion Weiss. Tliid row: Collins Bell, Jerome Fox, Lionel Crollick. 7':tv'l1 ly-six
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