Passaic High School - Echo Yearbook (Passaic, NJ)

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PROGRAM CCUMMTTTEE Chairman .,,,., ,. ., ,...,,, ,,,,,,,, M arilyn Holclsworth Secretary ,,..,. .,,,.,,,,..,,...... B etty Long Adviser ,,A,,, ,,,,,, M iss Ruth Thomas CCIHIRTSTMAS BASKET COMMITTEE Chairman ,,,A,,....,,.,..,,..,.,,,, .........,, Adviser ,,,,,,, ILTRRARY Myrtle Becsley Leocndia Bojek Mae Braer Marie Cnmpisi May Carter klosepliine Corrndimx Phyllis Cohen Naomi Fogelman Adviser Ruth Malrenforr Miss Frances E. Brown ASSTSTAN TS Mary Ann Grabowska Gloria Grosswirth Anita Marcus Berry Sadecki Pliyllis Silver kloyce Tobin Virginia Tunkcl Pauline Weiiegrar , ,,,,, , Miss Alrie Schooley

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STU ENT C UNUUL Ol l'ICl'RS l'nwiili'f1f ALBERT VARGO - JOSIQPH ,IASKOT Vin'-l':'z'xii1vll! liUGli NIC HACK-JEAN SCHXWARTZ St'l'H'ftlI'-Y IRENIQ BELIINVARLINI-i GRAUBARD 7ll'l'll,XIll'A'Y MARILYN HOLDSVVOR TH BARBAR A SKFLTON I 'nge 96 new The Student Council of Passaic High School, formed in February, 1944, has to its credit many worthy achievements. The clean-up campaigns have stimulated both students and teachers to make each homeroom more attractive. These campaigns have taught co-operation among the students of the homerooms. School spirit has been greatly emphasized. In the fall of 1944, representatives of Passaic's Student Council visited Rutherford High School where plans were made for Rutherford's coach and captain to attend our big rally. This past fall the council sponsored a bonfire in Second Ward Park before the Thanksgiving game. The Council drew up a set of uniform tardy rules, which were adopted with the wholehearted approval of the student body. These rules definitely helped to decrease tardiness in our high school. A request to open school at eight dclock in the morning was made by many students. The Council polled the school, with both students and teachers voting. The faculty, as a whole, voted for nine o'clock, while the student body voted for eight. At the suggestion of the Student Council, a compromise of eight-thirty was reached. This incident is an excellent example of the democratic procedure in our high school. With the completion of its constitution and the renewal of its charter last spring, the Council found itself able to consider many new projects. The members of the 1946 graduating classes may feel proud that they assisted in building the foundation of the organization.

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55,2 . vp. i Qlvf 'LA lst-fire CJ 4.166 if' iw RED CRUSS CUMMTTTEE Advisers ,,,, Miss Louise McCann, Mrs. Mollie Popkin give? Wm Q3 HOSPITAL ATDES President , , ,, - , ,, ,, Ruth Weil, Grace Cleary ViccAPresident ,s,, . .. ,,,,,,,,, Yolanda Pellegrino Sccrcrary ,, ,,,,,,,,, Mildred Zysk CHRISTMAS CARD COMMITTEE Chgirrnan , , ,,,,,, , , ,,,,, W Rutll Maltdnfoft Adviser ,,,,. Miss Frances E. Brown