Port Richmond High School - Soundings Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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OR the sprung term these students were elected to offices an the General Organlzatlon Joseph Tlrone vlce president who presides at afternoon councll meetlngs and IS captaln of the marshal squad Warren Fenley presldent who conducts the mornlng councll meetings and represents Port Rlch mond at the lsland Federatnon meetungs two of hus many dutles and Arthur Anderson former assustant Secretary Seated are Thelma Emnle treasurer who IS re sponsuble for the collectlon of General Organlzatnon dues and Grace Egbert secretary who records the mlnutes of each meetlng and IS un charge of all clerncal work GENERAL ORGANIZATION SPRING OFFICERS I Slxty four rx' S is QZQBLWSN GENERAL 3 J oRGANlzA'rloN 'l mu. OFFICERS , H ACH term a group of officers are elected to carry out the duties of the General Organlzatlon the student government body As a part of nts currlcu lum the General Organwatlon plans actlvltnes for the term and supervlses General Organlzatlon cam paugns Here you see standnng Joseph Schaefer trea surer and Warren Fenley presldent Seated are Evelyn Beckvar secretary and Arthur Anderson assustant secretary Mr Ray Halloran IS honorary presldent 1 , .. 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' l

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CROW'S NEST ? 3,0 , W 22 REQ PERIAGUA - y . l nw- '--as c I gt-N-3 ' 'ii 'ill -.2 st? AST term the Crow's Nest was headed by Joseph Maloy who had as his assistant editors Karl Schmeidler, Isabella Maiorano and .lack Levy. Under his leadership and that ot Jack Levy, present editor-in-chief, the newspaper captured second place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Contest competing with hundreds ot other high school publications, Rose Perelka has been added to the board ot assistant editors. HE Periagua, under the supervision of Miss Linda Fleischhauer and Miss Irene Nord, the literary and artwork advisers respectively, has managed to capture the Znd. prize in the Columbia Contest. Norma Steen was the px Xi editor-in-chief, assisted by Joan Granatowslci, Fred Teahan and Margaret ' Haklik, associate editors. f' Sixty-three

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GENERAL ORGANIZATION CABINET PORT RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL has just cause to feel proud of its General Organization Cabi- net-the most outstanding example of fine student government in our midst. And as long as these able students remain in their places, we can rest assured that they will lend their keen judgment and expert guidance to the matters which concern us so direct- ly. As evidence of capability we have the positions held by Roy Anderson, Torliet Melo, Karl Schmeid- ler, Rose Perelka, and Ruth Salter as Secretary of Boys Athletics, Secretary of Student Welfare, Secre- tary ot Publications, Secretary ot Clubs, and Publici- ty, respectively. Port Richmond is proud of its choice. HE decorated pages ot Soundings are the sult of the artistic efforts ot Lena Sutera Art Editor assisted by Robert Fisher Joseph Tyzska Margot Carlson Richard Brown Helen Kolbeck Isabelle Donnelly and Alice Kusker wielders ofthe brush and pallette SOUNDINGS ART BOARD xf fX Styfe ' re- T , ffl f ffl, bl ,N 77,9 Y E - N I S 'CSC S I ll ix -iv