Port Jervis High School - Victor Yearbook (Port Jervis, NY)

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The Science Club ln November The Science Club Toured The Texaco planT aT Beacon. Here They saw many of The new scienTiTic achievemenTs. Among These. They viewed an elecTron microscope. On our local T.V. sTaTion The club puT on several programs. Among These was one on sound and elecTriciTy. AnoTher program was based upon The upcoming man inTo space proiecT involving The much publicized asTronouTs. The performers Told how The rockeTships were expecTed To geT man inTo space and how families oT These men TelT abouT Their going. Early in December members of The Science Club wenT To The MonTicello Science and lndusTry Fair aT MonTicello, New York, where They wiTnessed many new experimenTs. On January 7, This organizaTion puT on a pro- gram Tor The Sullivan Avenue ParenT-Teacher AssociaTion. OFFICERS-STanding: F. Growi, Social Chairman: Mr. Howard, Ad- viser: B. Wein. Parliameniarian: T. Marfinez, Vice-President SiH'ing: B. Hughes. SecreTary: R. Hazen, Treasurer: F. Seddio, Presidenf. The Science Fair in March will deTermine which proiecTs shall be enTered in The MiddleTown Fair. These will compeTe Tor The opporTuniTy To show in The New Yorlc SToTe Fair. SiTTing: M. Waycie. P. Murray, J. Pley. J. Weiss. Sfanding: G. Service. S. Villa- menc, G. Moskowiiz, M. Dowling, B. SuTTan. SiTTing: M. L, Collard. R. Hindin, S. Johnson. B. Miller. Siandingz J. Somarelli, W. Teller, P. Ross. J. A. Hanssen. L. Anderson, H. LipperT, J. Jaggie. 20

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The Lal'in Club The organizaTion oT The LaTin Club is based upon The govern- menT oT The Roman STaTe. Each consul, or presidenT. serves every oTher monTh, as did The consuls in The Roman day. The club has a Scriba and a QuaesTor, who cor- respond To our SecreTary and Treasurer. The Aediles or program chairmen aTTend To The acTiviTies aT each meeTing. February I8 was an evenTTul day Tor The LaTin Club. On This day new members were iniTiaTed inTo The club aT a supper parTy. On The Third Thursday of each monTh The club meeTs Tor a regular meeTing To carry auT The business oT The day, ATTer The meeTing. The Aediles Take over Tori The in- Tormal session. LAETI LATINI-Firsl' Row al boTTom: Miss E. Harris. R. Muller, D. Taylor, F, Pavlich, S. Villamena. S. Lofer, M. Murray. Second Row: B. Roderman. J. Weiss. F. Grawi, L. Haydu. J. Jaggie, J. Somarelli. Third Row: S. DeVore, D. HoTfman. S. Schneider, J. HITT, L. Gold- man. J. Spangenberg. V. Brady, J. Kaczlcowslci. P. Siegel, J. Wagner. L. Gallagher. Nexf To Losl Row in baclr: L. Karsf, B. SuTTon. J. Banks, B. Kolfon, E. Fanning. M. Waycie, C. Reeves. Lasf Row: J. Felfer. P. Cirnigliaro. J. Hanssen. C. WonTz, R. Reiss, S. Ferguson, F. Adams. M. McLaughlin. Consul: ..,.. .,.. J a Ann Cordisco, Douglas Taylor Scriba .... .. ............... .......,..... R ufh Muller Quoeslor ............ ................,...... F red Woerner Aediles ...... Janice Somarelli. Franklin Growi. Shirley Lafer. - Margarei' Murray, Sue Villamena. Joel Jaggie The senior members of The La+in Club struggle wifh their logos Judy Wagner and Miss Harris reprimond slave Brenda and pallas. One would Think They should know by This Time how To SuTTon for disregarding The law of silence on Lolin Club don Their TradiTional dress. lniTiaTion Doy. 19

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