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

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aims for the same elders in Arista. After the annual Installation assembly, the members of Junior Arista leave in a happy mood for their trip to The King And I, followed by dinner at StauHer's. 'llic llCWlf'-lIlSlLlllCCl mclulbcrs uncl tllcir guests llfl'CllClCCl ll lll2lll1lCC per- EOIIIILIIICC of 'l'l1c King And I. lutcr dining ut Sllllllilijfifs llCSl'LlllI'2lIlt. Xliss Xlury Bennett. faculty uclviscr, guiclcs thc activities of those second your students who lluvc ClCIllUll5lTillCCl tllc IICCCSSLITY qualities of sclmlursliip. CllLlf2lClCl'. zmcl scrvicc in sucll ll mzmncr as lncst to Cll2llJlC tlmcm to scrvc tlic school. , I! 9 f 1-. Row 1: Rosemarie Romanalo, Josephine Capello, Marilyn Drozd, Carl Dumand, Elaine Hascall, Row 2: Ronald Cavanagh, Bette Huot, Robert Barker, David Schattschneicler, Robert Berselli, Richard Caffrey. Row 3: Evelyn Goggi, Elaine Tacticos, Pamela Parker, Rosemary Costa, Elena Asselta, Beverly Yzquierdo. ll 3 t'14 4. fr rl ,1. U

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The second yea ideals as thei Alice Campbell, Girl Leader of Junior Arista, presents an honorary membership pin to the guest speaker, Reverend James H. Link, Rector of Immanuel Union Church, Wesferleigh. l our things a nian innst learn to do if he would make his record true: to think without confusion clearly, to love his fellow nicn sineerelyg to act from honest motives purely, to trust in God and heaven securely. 'l'l1ese ideals, as presented by the Rev. Mr. Link on Installation Day, are those toward which the Iunior Arista strives throughout the year. Row l: Marilyn Horreus, Jerry Maiorano, Frank Wall, Jerry Mulcahy, Robert Savage. Row 2: Joan Houseman, Bonnie Jennings, Ronald Gotti, Matthew Piteresa, Alice Campbell, Andrea lmmiti. Row 3: Jack Miceli, Angelo Caterina, Margarete Swier, Betty Finioy, Gloria Golasso, George Grasser. H

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Judy Don, Dorothy Brophy, Teal Miller, Robert Pilkington, Rosalie La Rosa, Valerie Whelihan, Lillian Mehltrefter, and Dorothy Choida gather materials for The Americana exhibit. I6 The Librarv plavs an iinportant part in the life of a student. 'lhere he tinds unlilnited sourees of information, But libraries also supply a vast ainount of recreation and entertainment of a tvpe that has lasted over a longer period of tiine than anv other known, As earlv as -lllllll BCA the ljgvptians had libraries of papvrus rolls, reeentlv diseovered in their tonibs. 'l'he twofold ann of the librarv has alwavs been to provide the readers with inforinative inaterial as well as with eniovnient. The librarv squad. under the direetion of Xliss Leslie Xlexeill. strives to maintain the dailv routine work of the librarv as well as to prepare inaterials for students and nienibers of the faeultv. 'l'o keep the students abreast of new developinents in various fields, a nuniber of new books and additional referenee inaterials is purehased eaeh Those in quest turn to our Irene Baiiilana, Dorothy Anne MIDUCCI Barbara Choida, and Margery Abraham arrange an exhibit of dolls of all nations in the exhibit case in the library