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Q. FFlCERS of the June 1940 Class are Pet r Samuel Wlener treasurer Peter Henz gulded hxs class safely unto the port of graduatlon wlth the and of has lnsurpassable fellow ofhcers JUNE 1940 OFFICERS ,Qa Sty tx JANUARY 1940 t t s omcens X' h T the helm of theur class are Roy Anderson pres :dent Eugene Bunguay vlce president and May Ivey se retary elected In their sensor year are the permanent otflcers of the January l94O Class Q ' ' ' I I U - l I C . . . 0 S Henz, presidentg Dorothy Reed, secretaryg and , . S V f f V IX 'SIX
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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
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ECONOMICS isn't as dry as you may believeg at least not to the members of the Eco Club. Under the supervision of Mr. Prehn and Mr. Kaye they have found interest and enjoyment while learning, The club's trip to New York to visit the Curb Exchange was the highlight of the last semester. Fred Atcheson was president of the clubg Alfred Molokie, vice-presidentg Gertrude Duffy, secretary. ECONOMICS CLUB THE use of the sextant and slide rule are taught to the members of the Math Club under the supervision of Mr, Francis Salzano. Tricky problems found on college exams are tackled by these highly tutored mathematicians Last term's officers were Walter Schmaus, president, and Lena Sutera secre tary. 'ac MATH CLUB X ,f KLZAQ f XX -7 , , G i val , 'Il W ' 133. 1 K E .L-r, 1. -,,,,. xty-se e tg
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