Hendrick Hudson High School - Half Moon Yearbook (Montrose, NY)

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lATI CIUB The Latin Club is comprised of members from the Latin II and III classes under Miss Baxter's guidance. The two classes meet separately and on holidays they celebrate in traditional SEATED: Miss Baxter, D. Surak Y R. Peters, B. Salvatore, B. J, Salvatore, N. Ferris, STANDING J. Myers, D. Begany, E. Thorn- dike, E. Masters, R. Strang, E Wenger, J. Ball, J. Grasier, V. Arkins, B. Martin, J. Van Tassel B. Gillick, C. Haungs, M. Cope. Roman style. However, the big event of the year is the annual banquet when new members are initiated. At this time all dress in Roman costumes and re-enact customs followed in the days of Caesar. FRE CH ClUB The French Club has the distinc- tion of being the first club to organize in Hendrick Hudson. The membership is comprised of French II students un- der the guidance of Miss Baxter. The SEATED: MissBaxter, J. Sedlak, B. J. Bowes, A, Barracca, N. Rush. STANDING: E. Thorndike, R. Dem- sey, K. Restein, J. Jurinski, S. Moore, J. Charles, B. Salvatore, B. Fisher, A. Solheim, R. Kelley. members carry on correspondence with French students and present short rec- itations. Business meetings are con- ducted in French by John Sedlak.

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SEATED: R. Collender, N. Rush C. Guzi, D. Brown, G. Glashoff, ...Y STANDING: Mr. Johnson, G Haight, D. Bartnik, J. Avati, R Dempsey, F. Lent, C. Valentine B. Pattison, J. Keefe. The Movie Crew renders valuable service to the school for these members operate all visual aid machines in the chool. Students showing an interest are trained by older members and operate machines duringfree periods. In ad- dition this group has also rendered service to community groups and its twenty-five members are kept quite busy. The club is sponsored by Mr. Johnson. Many people are familiar with this group for they usher for all school affairs both in the day time and evening. The twenty-five members are made up of sophomores, juniors, and seniors and must have personality, the ability to coop- erate and present a neat appearance. The club is under the guidance of the Misses Mackey and Trudeau. MIIVII CREW usunzs Gunn SEATED: I. Sheridan, C. Currey, Mansfield, J. Du Pilka, C. Fonti, L. McCormick, B. Restein, R. Murphy. STANDING: M. Malles, B. Gillick, B. I. Salvatore, I. Heady, S. Moore, F. Finley, Mis. Mackey, Miss Trudeau, I. Flaherty, D. Brannigan, J. Pattison, P. Hogan, C.Marafio:i. I , , r'- 'M-' - -

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SEATED: J. Kosilla, H. Tompkins, A. Trainer, A. Tompkins. STAND ING: J. Marafioti, C. Marafioti M.E. Sparling, C. Simpson, P Chamberlain, J. Tropiano, C. Let- teri, Miss Sloan, J. Pattison, J Acker, I. Gaudinier, V. Bell, E Masters. Early in the history of Hendrick Hudson HighSchool, Miss Sloan organized the Library Club, The present edition has sixteen members from the ninth through the twelfth grades. The chief purpose of the club is to help with the mechanical work of the library such as desk duty and keeping library materials in order. Those qualifying receive emblems on Moving-Up Day. Hendrick Hudson High School is proud that it has lO0'7o membership in the Junior Red Cross. The local chapter, under the guidance of Miss Testa, has helped to decorate the hospitals on holidays and to send overseas boxes. The special project was the making of Afghans and lap robes which were later donated to the veterans. One student from each homeroom is eligible for membership. Officers were J. Charles, president, W. Huba, vice-president, B. Salva- tore, secretary and N. Rush, treasurer. HBRARY ClUB JU IUR REUCRUSS SEATED: D. Sherwood, W. Huba, N. Rush, J. Charles, B. Salvatore, M. Healy, S. Capicotti, J Schreffler. STANDING: J. Di- Pietro, A. DeCar1o, N. Gathings, J. Risdon, R. Peters, I. Ball, Miss Testa, G. Lockwood, W. Fontana J. Kosilla, T. Palrniotto, V. Kiefer. l