Miller Great Neck North High School - Arista Yearbook (Great Neck, NY)

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CLUB SENATE: Fin! row, left 10 rigbl-E. Diamond. A. Goldberg, C. Orenstein. Second mu'-A. Yip, M. Fox, A. Mayland, L. Vitale, E. Lublin, Third mu'--N. Giffords, L, Friedman. C. Wildenberg, C. Bartner, S. Silverman. Fuurzb mul-J. Stein, Mr. Lincoln, H. Simen- sky, S. Ramer, B. Abrams, .H. Back. Fifth mu'-A, Garlick, A. Fink. The Club Senate, under the chairmanship of Judy Stein, met once a month on Friday. There were seven meetings during the year, at which forty clubs were represented. The policy remained that any club which failed to be represented twice at the meetings would be abolished. A major accomplishment of the club was the channeling of funds to other clubs and organizations. The Red Cross offered to GNHS students the opportunity to realize the gratification that is to be derived from participation in a worthwhile cause. Engineering several highly successful fund-raising and material-garnering drives fi.e., monetary mem- bership campaign, Veteran's Hospital drive and the overseas children effortj, the GNHS Red Cross dur- ing 1957-58 accomplished the admirable goals set forth in its national charter. When new students enter a school they are apt to feel lost in the vastness of their surroundings. In Great Neck High School, however, under the able sponsorship of Dr. Wright, there were two students in each homeroom who helped the students become acquainted with our school. These workers also sent get well cards to those in the throes of lengthy ill- nesses. The Guidance Committee, sponsored by Miss Pat- ton, aided the student body and assisted the Guidance Department. In the sub-committees, Gail Sterenfeld was the chairman of the Follow-up Committee that made a study of the freshman year of the previous senior class. Alice Brauer headed the College Con- ference Committee, and Bruce Slavin chaired the job Information Committee. Ed Lublin and Ron Warsher controlled the Handbook Committee, while Steve Kahn was the head of the Publications Committee that ordered and cared for college catalogues. Lastly, the Scholarship Materials and Vocational Materials committees were headed by Iris Steinert and John Aspinall, respectively.

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