Hunter College High School - Argus Yearbook (New York, NY)

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cTHE ARGUS y . . . A , .5 . a , Q,W, . , . - 5, , .Y s . .L Athlvtir Aaanriaiinn Pres.-Phyllis Le Vine Vive-Pres.,-lNillie Branch Sec.-Kay Meehan Treas.-Mildred Shaw Ci. O. Rep.-Mae VVolf Sth term Rep.-Mildred Stanger 71h -Iilisa Sayer Sth -Clemencia Hand 4th -Helen Zitmund Srd ' -Mary McAdams 2nd -Helen Flannery Board of Governors-Miss Scannell, Miss Root At last the A. A. has come into its own! Its once lagging spirits have been revived and plans are now under way for the introduction of ice-skatinlgj and archery into the athletic program which now provides for basketball, hockey and swim- ming. The association is governed by four officers, a council consisting of one representative from each term, and 3 board of governors. All matters concerning athletics in the high school come within its jurisdiction. If you have any sugges- tions whereby athletic conditions in Hunter may he improved he sure to give it to your term rep.-the A. A. wants them. Come Out for Athletics! 59

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THE ARGUS , ,rgsiwf . , le sy Bramatir Glluh Pres.-Lucy Kliban Vice-Pres.-Edith Colvin Sec.-Martha Madansky Treas.-Janet Clayton Faculty Advisor-Miss Clarke Tryouts for admission into the Dramatic Club were held in the latter part of October and after a lengthy process of elimination, the number of applicants was boiled down to thirty and some odd girls, of whom about twenty-live will be finally' chosen as representative of Hunter's ability along dramatic lines. Iiast term the club was prevented from carrying out its program by unavoidable circumstancesg this term it has set out in real earnest to accomplish something so worthy that it will prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that the Dramatic Club has truly earned a place in the high regard of the school. Meetings are held on alternate Saturdays in the high school auditorium and regular entertainments are provided. 58

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THE ARGUS K illllatlp Gram Regulars Captain-Josephine Stephenson Daisy Cloux Sylvia Narins Sylvia Ceasar Matilda Bardosy Substitutes Frances Steiner Sarah Garber Sidonia Rosenbaum Athletics have scored again! This time the contests have taken place between nimble wits instead of nimble limbs, and Hunter has once more estalblished her claim to supremacy among the girls' high schools. Five meets were held between Octobexi 31st and December 3rd to which all high schools sent their best mathematicians. Hunter now holds fourth place-which is the Hrst among girls' schools and has also been elected president for the following term. ' l Q The team wishes to thank Miss Nort-on-coach and faculty advisor-to whom credit for these achievements is diue. 60