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

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n The Student Savings Bank serves as a medium of exchange for all the clubs and organizations of the high school. All money is deposited here. Wlien an organization wishes any of its funds Withdrawn, the sponsor requisitions a check. Records are kept so that an accurate and up-tofdate balance may be obtained at any time, The records are kept entirely by the students from the junior commercial classes, chosen because of their ability. The student bankers are Frances Silagyi, Helen Howard, Ellis Rosenberger, William Heinritz, Kathryn johnson, Virginia Trees, Dorothy Park, Amelia Piemme, and Emma Spakowski. The Tea Dance Orchestra is so called because its main purpose is to plly for the afternoon tea dances held by the various organizations of the school. The first orchestra of this type was organized during the l93l-32 school term by Edmund Manganelli. During the past two years, the Board of Activities has held the first tea dance of the year and with the proceeds has furnished the music for the orches tra. This year the orchestra was organized by Victor De Santo. The rhythm section consisted of Yingst and Davisong the saxophones were manned by Renni Myers, Mazzotta and Coheng the brasses were handled by Lodowski, Bulger, Guida and Poole. fPuge 82j Student Savings Bank OFFICFRS President ........ Mr Weaxer Cashier . .. .... Miss qleighter 1 K t fee Tea Dance Orchestra

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5prn1,m1'x .............,.. . . . . l Leaders Club OFFICERS l'resirler1z ....... Regina Shipman Vice Prexident .... Dorothy Cook Secretary .......... Helen Allan Treasurer ...... Florence Marotti . . . . . .Miss Higham, Miss Davis I Band The Leaders Club has been an active organization since 1931. lt was organized for the purpose of promoting cleaner and better sportsmanship and creating leaders in girls' gymnastics. Any junior or senior girl who has excelled in gymnasium classes is eligible for membership. Besides sponsoring girls' basketball and volleyball tournaments, the club has enjoyed various social activities. A tea dance, a semifprivate dance, and the cus- tomary Play Day were sponsored by the girls. Of all organizations there is none that has rendered more service to the school than the band. During the last year it has evoked much favorable comment from athletic fans and musicians alike. This has been due to the efforts of Mr. Gregory under whose direction the band has been molded into an accomplished musical unit. With rare enthusiasm it has mastered and added to its repertoire a dozen well known marches. Its activities have included playing for part of the assemblies and for all athletic events. fPage Slj