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CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club is progressing through the cooperation of the members, composed of Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors. Objectives of the Club are to help the pupils of the school preserve, through pictures, the memories of the various social activities engaged in and to teach the members of the Club the fundamentals of photography. Although lack of funds and the means for prof viding them handicaps the Club in fully accomplishing its objectives, the members are determined to surmount these obstacles and by the close of the school term have something dennite to show for their efforts. Five cents Club dues was paid at each meeting for the purpose of buying a Camera and a developing set. The Club is open to anyone who is interested in photography. OFFICERS President . . . LORETTA ROSZKOWSKI VicefPresident . . . JOSEPHINE MOLESKI Secretary . . . . THERBSA POGAZBLSKI Treasurer . . . , CATHERINE BOYLAN MR. KLAUS Sponsors . . . MR. HOGAN PAGE 36
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AVIATICN CLUB Because of the enthusiasm of many of our young people for participation in model aviation, we developed this Club so they could satisfy their leisureftime ambitions. The models they build are of elementary and advanced design. They study the type of materials and the tools that are necessary to build a model airplane. Here, also, they come into Contact with some of the problems found in the construction of a model plane. Craftsmanship and refinement are emphasized. OFFICERS President . . ........ ALEX MELNICK Vice'P1'esident . . NORBERT MALINOWSKI Treasurer . . .... HENRY STAFFI Secretary . . . . . JUNIOR MARKEL Sponsor . . . . MR. BURKE PAGE 35
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CI-IECKERS CLUB OFFICERS President . . ....... JOHN Boucic VicefPresident . . WILLIAM DITCHBY Secretary . . . . . . ROBERT FANELLA Treasurer . . . . ELMER SCICCHITANO Sponsor . . . MR.KoRoPcr-:AK The origin of the game of Checkers is lost in obscurity. Its invention has been variously ascribed to the Greeks, Babylonians, Egyptians and others. In Butsher's translation of the Odyssey we read that when the goddess Athene descended from the heights of Olympus and reached the gate of Odysseus She found the lordly wooers taking their pleasure at draughts in front of the doors. Contrary to general opinion, Checkers is as profound and scientific a game as human ingenuity ever devised. Everybody plays Checkers, but there are few Checkers players. Checkers is a game well worth cultivating because of the mental faculties it calls into playg it imports a fascination all its own, for its main principle is to arrive at an object by the most direct and decisive methods. PAGE 37
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