Packer Collegiate Institute - Pelican Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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P.C.I. LITERARY AND ART STAFFS p. C. I. LITERARY AND ART STAFF Left to tight, front row — A. Windels. M. Foley. Second row — J. Viedt, M. Klein, J. Larsen {editor), B. Wegrocki. V. Bohm, A. Denonn. Third rou — A. Greene, S. Sherman, S. Edwards, L. Hadad, B. Waldo, A. Besthoff, A. Keliher. Absent — V. Kumm. P. C. I. BUSINESS STAFF Lejt to right, front rou — C. Gatehouse, O. Buerk, M. Bronaugh, A. Mushkin. J. Cohen, S. Besthoff, C. Burgoyne, A. Bonynge, A. Kern. Second rou- — P. Swarzman, S. Sperling, V. Lamb, L. Kaye, B. Gordon. M. King, K. Trynin. J. Viedt, L. Dieckmann, J. Rea, L. Blount, M. Gleason. Third rou — P. Kip, H. Meyer, J. Weibel, B. Fisher, P. Saphire. J. Nussbaum, E. Walther, G. Saab, B. Hartley, A. Linton, H. Kruse, G. Satzinger, B. Waldo. E. Cortes Last row — L. Valentine. E. Soracy, S Rosen, P. Thornhill. J. Jacques. L. Friedlander, J. Awad, J. Shamyer, A Schuetz, L. Rothmann, D. Atta. B Norris, C. Contort. Absent — C. Bailey. B. Betts, J. Boccio, L. Case, A. Charlton. V. Dagher. P. Daily, L. Dreyfoos, E. Duff, P. Gro ' l, M. Miller, M. Moore, M. Piatt, P. Royce, P. Royce, B. Solo- mon, P. Strassberg, B. Swarzman, V. Turner. G. Zabriskie. P.C.I. BUSINESS STAFF 79

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PELICAN EDITORIAL BOARD PELICAN EDITORIAL BOARD Left to right, front — Belle Beckley, Bar- bara Petchesky, Bourne Worden ( « back), Joan Guariglia. Second rotr — Thelma Asclienbach, Suzanne Edwards, Louise Hadad, Barbara Waldo, Annis Thompson (editor). PELICAN BUSINESS STAFF Front row, left to right — K. Aldino, K. Ross, N. Koeppel, B. Foster, A. Gordon, M. Goldsmith, R. Angas, J. Decker, A. Denonn. Second row — C. Weber, E. Scaer, C. Swift, E. Rosenzweig, M. Foley. Third rotr — E. Di Maria, C. Schwartz, D. Mjos, J. Dedrick (Busi- ness Manager), S. Ausen, C. Raschen, S. Pahnieri, A. Bonynge. Fourth row — R. Nathanson, E. Silverman, J. Moffat. N. Greene, S. DAleo, G. Azal, S. Tate, C. Burgoyne, J. Poling. Fifth row — L. Zabrisicie, C. Megill, B. Barthman, I. Magnus, L. Littman. PELICAN BUSINESS STAFF 78

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STUDENT COUNCIL THE Student Government Association is the heart of Packer. Every student in the high school and college is a member. It is the invisible force in all the activities in Packer: in the clubs, the plays, the dances, the drives, athletics, the PCI and The Pelican, in class rooms, and in chapel, because it is the students who participate in all these activities who are the Student Gov- ernment Association. The Student Council is the board elected by the students to represent them at meetings. The Coun- cil is in charge of the drives during the school year of which there are usually at least four: Thanksgiving, Christmas, Red Cross and Milk Eund. The 1949 Thanksgiving drive gave over 25 baskets of food to poor families in Brooklyn; for the Christmas Eund $447.82 was collected. This amount was divided among seven different organi- zations: Brooklyn Tuberculosis and Health Asso- ciation, School Settlement Association, Visiting Nurse Association, South Brooklyn Neighborhood Houses, Y. W. C. A., The March of Dimes, and Brooklyn Bureau of Social Service. The Red Cross and Milk Eund drives come in the spring. Besides being in charge of drives The Council takes care of latenesses, any student problems which arise, and administers the Honor Code. It sees that school rules and regulations are followed and, more important, upholds the integrity and honesty for which Packer stands. Left to right, front row — Betty Lou Norris, Nancy Halsted, Gerda Satzinger, Erica Satz- inuer, Claire Burgoyne. Second row — Thelma Aschcnbach, Ruth Crane (president), Joan Wl ' IIs. Third to;;— Sally Tate, Barbara Waldo. Ljit roll — Anne Windels, Stella D ' Aleo, Jean Moffat.