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.V,: 2 if rs 4? ' XXX se I me-N' 9h SENIOR SEMINAR: Front Row: left to right: A. Bohr, L. Warren, L. Stoller. Second Row: Mr. J. Clark, C. Leopoldi, D. Myrom. l 0 ' Senior Seminar The Senior Seminar oFfers students of high ability and integrity a chance to work on a proiect of their own choosing in line with the school pro- grams and to have a broadened and enriched course of study. The club will invite outside speak- ers to its meetings and will have rotating student chairmen, student discussion and presentation. Advisor: Mr. Clark HONOR SOCIETY: Front Row, left to right: D. Myrom, K. Joyce, Mr. W. McAvoy, N. Tonnersen, A. Karlsen R. Arent. Second Row: A. Amaral, F. Stoppenbach, L. Warren, A. Bohr, M. Garguilio, E. Liepa, A. Edenfeld Third Row: R. DiPasquale, C. Zimny, L. Stoller, M. Piscitello, C. Leopoldi, C. Schrumpf, P. English, C. Jones Honor Society Our honor society, a division of the national organization, accepts members on the basis of four traits: scholarship, leadership, character, service. All four qualities, in various degrees, determine whether or not a candidate is acceptable. Both seniors and iuniors are admitted, although at dif- ferent times. This group encourages social and mental development in its members and in the student body as a whole. Advisor: Mr. McAvoyp President: Kathy Joyce swnllfgi 1 .L Q, 9 I 1. 1 'I-T . xii , X - .- fo' Q .'.'.',.J -'C-'Q 1 s . . .- 4 . we .1 I .. , ,sr ..a... . . 4 1 J f , 4l
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SENIOR STUDENT GOVERNMENT Front Row left to right Cantanese Anderson law Gamblno Schmeddmg Sleskl Klasson Sybell Engllsh Jones Dezvane Lnlly Second Row Lombardo Radlowsku Garguulo Petrovntch Casale Grauluch Muss G Forlenza Kuluch Breglro Wunder Benowutz Thrrcl Row Franz Mahar Bendell Muller Schrumpf Downey Bernmger Urwnller Urwuller Schrumpf Zlegler Smlth Maccaluso Ryff Strand Fourth Row Postel Markowitz Asheroff Aveluno Guonetto DeVuta Gruner Chlarelll Lambrecht Englert Tonneson Joyce Abt Gorman Murray Fifth Row Dobernecker OConner Koss Luepa Craven Fuhrman Slelrg Koffas lamparter Mugel Vogel Collettl Walther Semor Student Government Puttung the :deals of our Amerlcan way of lute to work nn the form of self government as the purpose of our legislature at Carey Two representatuves elected through thelr homerooms and fifty members at large make up the membershlp of thas body Durung the actuvnty period on Fridays the students carry on most of the business of the Semor commnttees and struct Parllamentary Procedure carries out the business eftlcuently and smoothly Through the combnned actlons of the Jumor and Semor Hugh Governments the H Frank Carey Hugh School rs accreduted wlth havmg adopted an orphan The school as proud of thus servlce achlevement and hopes to readopt the same orphan next year Students have enloyed many Student Government actuvutles Especially out standung was the Student Governments Bazaar Every partnclpatmg club and student will long remember thus first Bazaar Councul officers were Mary Anne Grauluch, President Steven Kullch, Vrce President Arthur Wunder, Treasurer Joan Bregluo, Recordmg Secretary Robert Petrovlch, Corresponding Secretary Joyce Casall, Hlstortan Advisor Mrss G Forlenza ,, tx ., L L5 1X.,,+ ll is 1 J ' '. f , K4 we 1 1 4 7- .ll- 1: 5 , . 1 A 1 U f .. V. ll t J' we ' 4 WNW 2 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r r - f r 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - O 1 - 1 1 . , . . .
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