Sanford H Calhoun High School - Pacer Yearbook (Merrick, NY)

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Under the direction of Mr. Le- berson, the Debate Club provided an outlet for the interest in cur- rent events. This club has debated many timely and thought-provok- ing themes. The officers of the club have attended a high-school debate at Hofstra, and the club has advanced greatly in the time- old science of debating. and Interests Calhoun High School maintains an active chapter of the Junior Classical League - a national organiza- tion forrned to make high school students aware of the culture of ancient Greece and Rome. At their monthly meeting, members planned to display proj- ects for Latin Week and to see Ben-Hur. Debate Club: FIRST ROW - L. Bergen, D. Gershenson. SECOND ROW - M. Price, K. Harwood, S. Goldfinger. THIRD ROW - J. Losquadro, S. Diamond, E. Reisman, FOURTH ROW - R. Ullian, M. Benson, M. Berg, E. Fetterman, S. Fankuchen. LAST ROW - M. Kapner, Winter, M. Pos- ner, S. Mandelbaum, Secretary, Cohen, Librarian, Dietze, President. El Circulo de Espanol - FIRST ROW - W. Apollon, M. Metzger, B Bernstein. SECOND ROW: P. Lazarus, C. Sherman, B. White, M. Adler. THIRD ROW - R. Weinberg, R. Coon, D. Zuckerman, Mr. A. Sonander, Advisor. FOURTH ROW - K. Levy, D. Fish, E. Reisman, S. Spelman, FIFTH ROW - V. Latham, B. Topf, B. Wagner, M. Stallone. LAST ROW - L. Krauss, P. Gilio, R. Maitland, K. Schiff. Each month the Spanish Club, under Mr. Sonan- der, met to study Spanish-speaking peoples, their customs and traditions. The high point of the club's activities was a Spanish meal prepared by the stu- dents in the club. J.C.L. - FIRST ROW - T. Adelson, F. Tardino, G. Erickson, S. Schnitsky, J. Sewell, C. Werbin, Glunts, P. Pauley, V. Blohm. 2nd ROW - L. Houry, T. Koladish, A. Agro, S. Grimm, C. Kiesling, I. Erickson, L. Kolstein, P. Stone, S. Chanson, M. McGowan, K. Kohlepp. 3rd ROW - H. Sokoloff, J. Dietze, F. Bason, J. Biederman, E. Genovese, R. Judd, W. Apollon, L. Lefer.

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I Fi us S. Campbell. Lambert. Mr. Knmins, Advisor, D. Miller. The aim of the Amateur Radio Club is to own and maintain an amateur radio station in our school. The group provided its own broadcasting and receiving equipment from among the membership. The group was ably assisted by Mr. Herbert Kamins. The Science Club has finished its second success- Amateur Radio Club: BACK ROW - R. Simpson, F. Newman, P. Ludlow, D, Gerber, C. Aigen, F. Halten- hoff, H. Hager, P. Weiner, B. Birke, S. McGuire, R. Mandel. FRONT ROW - S. Sharp, S. Milatz. Pursuing Hobbie- ful season of activities. With many projects, demon- stratio-ns, speeches, and lectures, the club pursued its goal of cultivating an interest in future careers in the fields of science and engineering. Mr. Sheldon Rossoff was the group advisor. President was Philip Berneburg. Science: BACK ROW - S. Alexander, D. Kramer, K. Bagley, F. Bason, F. Haltenhoff, M. Price, D. Rundberg, D. Vallianos, L. Shapiro, L. Lefer, J. Cohen. FRONT ROW - R. Lawrence, S. Mann, F. Sklar, Sec.,' S. McGuire, P. Weiner, V.P.g M. Winter, R. Schwartz, B. Shaw, Winter. S MST' XXX ' F- ll lHuTl.H9i11YdlIXfi n , l ' f Q 'I

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BACK ROW - K. Pinto, P. Pinto, M. Schwartz, S. Mol- G. Strassle. 2nd ROW - S. Weiss, J. S. Chanson, lin, I. Richters, S. Herrstrom, B. Eliassen, D. Hersh, S. S. Zeig, M. Kersich, B. Diamond, K. M. Gold- Egan, E. Engelhardt, B. Romanofsky, F. Johnson. 3rd man, B. Pulver. Ist ROW - M. Lloyd, G. ROW - M. Baer, S. Menegaux, G. Anderson, A. Dallo, D,Amico, M. McGowan, L. L. Murray, V. Werbin, L. Randall, S. Scheiner, J. Glunts, E. Siegel, S. Campbell, A. Maronna, G. McArthur. jjj 1' Q X ' I W , in 1 J . V V 1 I. r L, ,I nfvii 51 V ,LX K fy pi X 5 if if TB' i ' ' ll J 9 if ' My N ,Muir VKQWQAXX . x ' ,Af -yy ,of Af' I . , i f' I iiwjli 0 I 6 :K jvf N J- P 1 J lx l' X Viewing the Future A. Shore, treasurer, H. Goodman, attendance ofeer, K. Karpowicz, president, S. Spelman, vice president, K. Gillies, secretary. The prime purpose of the F.T.A. is to acquaint making nursing their career and desiring to learn interested students with the teaching profession. Its about nursing requirements, duties and opportunities. members learn the duties of the teacher, the advan- To inform the girls, guests from colleges and hospi- tages and disadvantages of the profession, and the tals were invited to speak at meetings, practical in- numerous problems a teacher must face in the mod- formation was supplied by the group advisor, Mrs. ern educational system. Isabelle TrOrI1bly. The F.N.A. is an organization of girls interested in BACK ROW - A. Padovano, G. Fish, V. Burak, preri- K. Bottjer, S. Miner, M. Dixon, Stevenson. FRONT dentg G. Parker, L. Logan, M. Stallone, A. Herbert, M. ROW - P. Stone, M. Johnsen, G. Schafer, Vice pres., Schmitt, C. Jeffreys, M. Posner, M. Jones, S. Blackburn, J. Meeks, J. Lieb, L. Tannenbaum, Krauss. B. Gilleran, B. Topf, P. Vanderoef, secretary, V. Walter,