New Kensington High School - Taleoken Yearbook (New Kensington, PA)

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Fourteen Junior Police Patrol The purpose of the junior Patrol is to safe guard the lives of children and to promote a mental alertness among the student hody. The patrol was organized in 1932 through the cooperation of the New Kensington Police Force and the student hotly. Officer XVilliam B. Fowler has successfully supervised the patrol and has confidence in the sponsorship of his colleague, Mr. Hadden. The patrol nicinhcrs arc supplied with Sam Brown canvas helts and nickelfplated hadges. These amateur policemen are on their respective posts four times daily. Unfortunately, they en' counter many cold and windy days. They are to he remembered and congratulated because of their meritorious service to the community. Certificates oi' merit are awarded to them at the end of thc school term in the presence of our Honorable Mayor, Chief of Police, and sponsors. Through the courtesy of local managers and proprietors, amiusements are furnished in abund' ance for these courageous boys. The membership for the year 1934 is iifty, which places a patrolman on all hazardous corners and crossings during th: hours when the children are travelling to and from school. Officers Captain ., ..... ......,, ..,.,. . . ., ..., Bernard Eger Lieutenant ,.., ...,.,,, , ,, David Honick Inspectors Donald Gardlock joseph Haracziiak Angelo Ratini Thomas McCabe David McBride Vincent Allen

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Hi-Y Club The H1fY is a chapter ol' .i n.ition'widc or ganization and was introduced at Ken Hi in 192.11 under the supervision of Mr. Ice, thc former music instructor. The suhscquent year, Mr. Ice was succeeded hy Mr. Hollihaugh. Mr. Haddcn toolt charge in 1930, and turned the cluh over to Mr. Blamey in 1932. The organization was reorganizf ed in 1933 by Mr. Hadden. Since the time of its origin, there has heen an increase of almost seventyffivc percent in memhership. The purpose of the organization is to stimu late the moral and mental faculties of its memhcrs and to promote a fraternal feeling among the students. lt's slogan is: Clean Living, Clean Sports, Clean Speech, and Clean Scholarship. Many social activi.ies were sponsored hy the organization throughout the year, hut the greatest contribution of the HifY was the collection ol' 3,000 hooks which were donated to the New Kensington lfuhlie Lihrary. The clnh sponsors many interes.ingg activities thronghoif the year, and under the guidance ol' its advisor, Nil. Hadden, makes an annual tour of Pittsburgh, Pa Officers Presielint , . Donald klardlocla Williaiin Klingensmith . Bernard Eger Secretary. ., ,'., .' ...... , Thomas, McCabe Treasurer Thomas Gilhert 'I'hi,-u-cn

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l Newclicl Club Mr. Sisley in 1927 organized the Ncvvclitl Cluh. Its purpose is the fostering of a keenvr interest in science and mathematics. The name is a contraction of the two names, Newton and Euclid. Under its parentagc, various units have opcr ated each year. These have heen mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, and general science groups. During the past year there have heen three active units, the Chemistry, the Engineers. and the Nature Study Cliuhs. Presidents for 1934 are: Chemistry Club ,, ,.... ...... C Tharles Hodcl Engineers Club ..,,, Thomas Gilbert Nature Study Cluh i,Richard McArdIe Sponsors for the year are: Mr. Maxwell Mr. Sisley Mr. Hollibaugh Fifteen