Haaren High School - Quill and Hammer Yearbook (New York, NY)

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i C' l eo The Senior Officers: Treasurer Maulucci, Presidenl Marshburn, Vice-Presideni Forino, Secrefary Mefsch. Adviser, Mrs. Sfrunsky THE SENIOR COUNCIL In spite ol' the nothing can happen atmosphere that seemed to threaten the Senior Class at the opening of sehool, or ntayhe heeause ol' that very leeling in the air, the elass ol' xlttne '51 has done ntore pioneering than any elass in reeent Haaren History. XVe were the lirst elass to have Senior Sweaters. lntt more intportanl. we were the first Senior elass to have an all- day outing. 'I'his gay event took plaee at Talltnan Park near Nyack. There were two lntsloads ol' hoys and several earloads. The Senior Cottneil hnstled ahont to do this. A eheer lor our prineipal who lets tts try new ideas, and a cheer lor Mr. Phillips who organized the sports. I.et's hope every ntetnher Ul llll1C '51 shares this pioneering instinct and follows it. to equally Slll'K'CSSlllll eonelllsions. 8A 8B 8C 8D 8E 8X James Zoubandis Eugene Vorfami Simeon Mers Raymond Bravo Joseph Sweeney Aldo Forino Joseph Sedo John Maulucci Edward Bussey James Thompson Louis Leone Howard Marshburn Joseph Balac Walfer Slcowron Herberi Baker Joseph Orfiz John Sfeele Leslie Hyland Richard Pirrello Joseph Chaliz Salvafore Serpico Richard Krabalc Charles Oehler

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1 THE DEANS SQUAD Sanchez, Zubrycki, Oehler, Lusardi, Siffner, Regalado, Dawkins, Somer- SON. THE LATE SQU i I r--q A-u 'Q , J :Q Preffo, Mr. Shapiro, Donohue, Rizzo, Bernhard, Pierre. AUDIO - VISUAL IDS Sanchez, Kcvbjiun, Lewis, Bairfl Zaduriun, Burion.

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' fi fe Ice r foroohcrs, P,sA-Ia , 4336- en, J fan One: ff' I I',.eo:u, 44,1 W 4 'ef 61' I I I WSI :J-e 6 mfire e'9 , ' 4 . Serra, dyke' I l K I , cry H02 MCQP 'hes e.v,b1e . ,UZ U6 VCL,- GRGANIZATIO For the last two terms the General Organization has suffered the stop- page of its extra-curricular activities, but under the expert supervision ol' our G. O. Adviser Mr. Wleissenberg, the G. U. was able to give all G. 0. members full discount privileges as in normal terms. Despite this suspension ol' extra-eurrieular activities, the G. U. fou- seientiously lowered its membership fees to less than one third its usual quota. It is the wish ol' all the G. O. that the situation between the teaehers and the eity be mended as soon as possible, so that onee again our G. O. will function normally. It is interesting to note that although the G. 0. is helpless at present insofar as the above situation goes, a Field Day was planned and enjoyed hy all, espeeially the G. O. members. Most important ol' all, the issue ol' stu- dent sell' government was diseussed and put into effect more thoroughly than in previous terms. THE COUNCIL