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

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THE ARISTA Staten, Gercci, Maijcrla, Krause, Smith, Blum, Ginex, Lewis, Samaia, Grou, Padin, Bernstein, Schmidt, Prime. The Arista is Haarenis Honor Society. Their motto is Hrliilff Best oi righingsfi Strictiy interpreted in terms ot? Arista, it means the hest in schoiarship, character, and service. it you ever happen to he in room 404 on Frictay atternoon, it is very iiiaeiy that Wiiss Tausicy, Arista Adviser, wiii he attending a meeting ot' the society. Some ot the Aristais most recent ventures has heen to have a party near the end ot the term. Qne ot the societyis more ancient tradi- tions is that ot having a theater party each term. Vve, the graotuaing memhers ot this society, teei it is a great honor to have heiongeci to this organization. Xve can weii rememher that tatetui day when we were tremhiing hetore Aristays interviewing committee. hut the sigh ot reiiet was soon to come when we were tinaiiy inciucteoi as a memher ot the Haaren Chapter ot Arista League. in June the compiete siate ot otticers ior the spring term oi '53 are graciuating. These oiiicers are: Ciiiltorci prime, Pre-sicient: .-Xrthur Lewis. Vice-ijresicientz Jacic Smith, Secretary. anti .iosepii ilactin. Treasurer.

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ZATION have interfered with the CLQ. caiendarg the few dances that were given were very suc- cessful, and only with the support of the students who attended were we able to accomplish this. And there have been many extras this term. The student body is iiinaiiy beginning to realize the need for a strong CLO. and are going an-out to support it. May the spirit continue! 'Zi

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THE BROADCAST Every term, tour times a term, Room 114A becomes a veritable beehive of journalistic endeavor. Assignment notices . . . assignments . . . deadline reminders . . . even the cartoons on the wall start shalcing. ln and out, as the deadline approaches, rush rabid reporters, torrid typists, and poised photographers to seelc Miss Nlatlin, ever a picture oi calmness and inspiration. Corrected copy . . . typing . . . copy to printer . . . proofreading . . . headline Writing . . . dummy . . . page proofs . . . THE BRQADCAST. Reid, Mercado, Kramer, Swiller, Soderbloom, Blum, Geraci, Grau, Vide, Padin, Editor Soulier, Q 4 s f f ,ev f 9 tg! PRlNClPAL'S CABINET The student cabinet composed oi representatives from the various ii school organizations meet in the 'is i Principalis office to discuss student problems. The new departmental l rir L 1 iiy - quiz plan, means oi improving courses Q in Haaren and llinding a better meth- od oi selecting G.O. oilicers are some ol the topics debated. Participating in the meetings are Gerard Oak, teacher representative, Andy Maholick, Clittord Prime, Jack Smith, Stanley Podaras, Paul Soulier, Edward Kelly, Joseph Diaz, Thomas Ricotta, Anthony Di Donato, Otto Krause, Arthur Lewis, and Richard Schmidt. Zz: - His! W fr I , Z 1 al 7 W H 0 00.191 22, Nada... ' s 3 y,4w,,,,,, 'yi New J T ., -H. I ' , - i . 91, 1 . 1 .. ,. , ,LF