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

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The General Organization demoeratiel 1 As a candidate of the Ideal party, John Midgett makes his campaign speech during the Spring term of 1953, in the course of the pre-election assemblies. John Giordano is sworn in as Vice4President for 'l953- 54 at the Installation ceremony of September 24. This is the first group of otticers to serve for an entire year. Student life at New Dorp eenters about the General Organization, parallel to the national governinent in our country. ln seeking to tunetion on a small Seale. our student legislative body may be considered a bieaineral representation. 'llirougli the CLU., the wishes and reeonnnendations of every student are recognized. Row 7: Frank Datello, Stephen Fricke, Wil- liam Sedutto, Robert O'Connor, John Midgett. Row 2: Harold Baker, Robert Savage, Charles Birmingham, James Gaz- zale, Raymond Battilana, Frank Wall. Row 3: Christine Camardo, Gerard Brandon, Joachim Stieber, Edward Hohenstein, Ron- ald Gatti. Row 4: Ruth Collins, Ursule Phaeton, Guy Donne, Richard Long, Lil- lion Mehltretter.

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CUBS AND PERSONALS Row T: Rosemarie Schwarzroclr, Rita Snyder, Diantha Welles, Maryanne Schack, Marianne Reilly, Eleanor Anderson. Row 2: Barbara Monkman, Pat Nelson, Carol Curry, Joan John- ston, Marie Aiello, Kathleen Gaida, Dorothy Kramer, Roseann Orlando. Row 3: Richard Spangler, Margaret Prestel, Rosalie Bellina, Charlotte Joseph, Frank Donner. BUSINESS STAFF Miss Eileen Browne, assistant adviser, confers with the members of the business stall: Ro-w l: Marilyn Cavagnaro, Eleanor Dente, Madeline Cecilione, Miss Eileen Browne, Kathryn Velci, Brenda Russo, Barbara Benziger. Row 2: Frances Willshaw, Annette Ben- venuto, Diana Merlo, Margaret Manzo, Evelyn Boga- ert, Carol Harson. Row 3: Margaret Sanders, Jean Praslxach, Barbara Andriola, Patricia Rue, Joan Har- son. ART STAFF Seated: Kathy Gallagher, Lorraine Leahy Ruth Letich, Susan Amlie, Rosemary Boulougouras Marie Scheuter. Standing Frank Donner Thomas Tumminello, Royal Reymann Mr Irwin Miller. YL-rv

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ln quest of 21 chool government.. The Student Council of the General Organization takes its oath of loyalty to the electorate. This group is composed of the homeroom presidents. On February 8 the Spring Campaign for G. O. mem- berships began. Here Miss Helen Blaine, faculty ad- viser, gives the four G. O. officers a few final ine structions. lll uclclitioll to Pffllllflllllg the sc' 1 ,gmocl cit1ze11sl1ip, the C.O. sponsors lnotll Q . Jrinf' and fa ll 'If Hiya? 1 5 1 unec on YllTC1lf of ull This 1'c'1r it also prcscl l special usscmln , 'Tl' 'S More Your Nloucy Goes. TIT this .,l1 ltvl '. XVIT' tm st 1 1 DOClT'XY'l.1' . l 2lllClLlPD Jrtiybcly 5 ,J fre' ny Qu fx 1 T .3 ,,,, AV-Lg LL 1 1011 tl1Q1r111o11L1 IS lpportlonecl Row l: Miss Blaine, Carolyn Rosa, John Giordano, Angelina Cafaro, Peter De Vito. Row 2: May Passaretti, Valerie Mescia, Mary Broadley, Gladys Alduino, John Kim, George Grasser. Row 3: Joseph Sabella, Marilyn Mitchell, Thomas Pitarresi, Harold Schweiger, Pat Shriber, Row 4: Sandra As- born, linda Chumenti, Cecilann Panazzolo, Doris Kivlehan, Patricia McNally, Louis Diana.