New Dorp High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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The G.O. Store Aides, under Mr. Philip Greenspan's supervision, receive training in business management, salesmanship, and the keeping of business records. During all lunch periods, school supplies are placed on sale in the G.O. store. Row 1: Grace Marino, Leslie Bellows, Jack Bellows, Mr. Philip Greenspan, school freosurer, Dana Haughwauf, Vincent Mongiardini, Barbara Hegner. Row 2: Madeline Kinsella, Anna Bisignano, May Hong, Mary Finlay, John Pifarresi, George Poppe, Carherine Campagnino. Row 3: Jean Sapia, Carmela Camardo, Eileen Cleary, Phil Corso, Lois Dallmer, Pat Higgins, Paf Castronovo.

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Diane Ordes represents New Dorp at the American Legion Oratorical Contest, held in the fall term in the New Dorp High School Auditorium. Diane placed third. 7 Z Inspired by the democratic torm ot government. as personitied by the General Organization, the New Dorp student body engages actively in varied civic minded activities. Louis Palladino, chairman of English 67, leads the discussion on the qualifications desired in the student who will be voted the winner of the Theodore Roosevelt Medal in October. Members of English Ill and 6 classes voted. At an assembly following the election, Miss Mary C. McGinnis presents the Medal to Jay Strausser, latest of a long line of carefully chosen recipients of the honor. our BES?I1GVfF0R?EAiE is UN PLUS YOU 1- Philip Corso, one of the boys chosen as delegates to Empire Boys' State, acquaints the assembly with his experiences there. Leslie Bellows, William Sharpley, Miss Mary C. McGinnis, Ray- mond Long, and Lawrence Johansen are the sharers of this experience. New Dorp's Town Hall of the Air presents a forum during United Nations Week: Nancy Dorner, Lawrence Johansen, Beth TraHord, William Sharpley, Jane Ryan, Diane Ordes, and Sal Scuderi participate.