Paterson Eastside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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CAMERA CLUB HOUSEHOLD ARTS CLUB FOOTLIGHTS CI UB Besides giving girls the chance to improve their bowling skill, the GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB affords Eastside's Misses a chance to meet new friends and gather in an informal and leisurely manner. Those girls meeting on the school's campus and discharging their arrows at targets are not Woman Defense Volunteers, but rather the GIRLS, ARCI-IERY CLUB, which is advised by Miss Dorothy Ward. Composed of underclassmen, the CURRENT EVENTS CLUB tours civic buildings and factories, under the supervision of Mrs. Williams. Barbara Trotter headed the LATIN CLUB, a group which once a term edits a newspaper, The Tuba . Organized to help the student learn more about contemparary art, the ART CLUB is advised by Mrs. Lyle. Greatly aiding Paterson's civic institutions was the COMMUNITY CHEST JUNIOR SPEAKERS' BUREAU, which was headed this semester by Janet White. The group spoke before various meetings and student bodies in an effort to secure support for the Community Chest drive. Advised by Mr. Morris Waldstein, the SCIENCE WORKSHOP has carried on many experimental programs. The INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB discusses current world problems. Mr. Sedlatchek advises the organization. The PAN AMERICAN CLUB publishes a newspaper called 'QPan Americana. The RIDING CLUB holds meetings at the Garret Mountain Reservation. THE ,3!lK!Fl5fn?iV

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GIRLS GLEE CLUB RED CROSS CLUB After dinner s eeches, s ellin and ronunciation bees, humorous selections, P P g P rou discussions, extem oraneous and im rom tu s eeches are 'ust a few of g P P P P P J the activities that the SPEECH CLUB indul es in. Mr. Barne Li owitz g Y P coaches the organization. The various music organizations have been more active in the past four years than at any other time in the history of the school. With Miss Amelia Fletcher proffering the needed information, the MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB has busied itself by discussing and listening to many types of music. Various other faculty members have also spoken before meetings of the club. The ORCHESTRA plays at school functions and is governed by a student elected board. The ASSOCIATION OE MUSIC CLUBS makes plans for the raising of funds, to be used in sending school musicians to various contests and festivals, to provide equipment for the school and take students to hear out- standing concerts. Increasing the interest of musically inclined pupils in the Works of great composers, both modern and early, is the work of the PIANO CLUB. The SWING CLUB has progressed ably under the supervision of Mr. Robert Greenwald and the leadership of Harold Johnson. The GIRLS' and BOYS' GLEE CLUBS presented many interesting assembly programs. The A CAPPELLA CHORUS is Eastside's only chorus which represents the school in outside activities. Miss Edna Milliman advises the active CAMERA CLUB, which sponsors many contests throughout the school, in an effort to stimulate the photographic efforts of the students. THE A . ,XT CHEERLEADERS

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ABCHEBY CLUB CURRENT EVENTS CLUB GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB