Smithtown High School - Indian Yearbook (Smithtown, NY)

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TRAFFIC COURT Pete Dounias is Hizzoner and Bettie Reynolds the Clerk and Mrs. Marsh the Advisor. With a iury of six, drawn by lot for each session from the names of all the students, the Student Council tries traffic violations and assigns appropriate punishments. TRAFFIC SQUAD One step at a time. Go back and come up again. When we hear those words, we know Traffic Squad is on the iob. Sponsor, Mr. Erb, Captain, Dom Grisanzio and the squad of seniors do a fine iob of policing the halls and keep traffic flowing smoothly. I SENIOR PLAY Life in a British boarding school when schools had to double up during the war, was the theme of The Happiest Days of Your Life. The plot thickened when a girls' school was sent to share facilities with a boys' school. Mrs. Randall was the Director. November T4 and T5 were the dates.

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Xauseni amda W vim'-'Ai 4 Sge C, P eu OW gt . M6 . yi, gol 1 dh ltlflcclc 4 a0auqNN ood' ow x a 1 e C Ymgx Nxmgaf gonna NN 6964 . ' -. o. also A ,ow Canis on x 59 gxnf-en mer, STUDENT COUNCIL The heart of every school is the student govern- ment and Smithtown Branch High School is fortunate in possessing a democratically elected student council that works hard to improve the welfare' of all. Paced by Mr. Bowes and Mr. Hollins, the group conducts drives for worthwhile charities and does its best to improve conditions in the school. A successful magazine campaign and drives to help the Red Cross, the March of Dimes, the Children's Federation were only a few of their praiseworthy activities. HONOR SOCIETY Brains and beauty and brawn meet here. A high average and 2 3 vote of the faculty is the requirement for membership in the select Honor Society, a group whose con- cern is the general welfare of the school. Study hardethis is something Worth while to work towards. C009 ' sam gm' r 510 esidenllqglfte' Nlwl PY eX b 'XQY-Xl V S013 i RBCYN Cxexfx , x Soseph 636520 Roioernasow ju' 11 First row: E. Gatti, W. Keeley, T. Stewart, L, Suanberg, A. Ruoff, D. Michels J. Jenulis, S, Stufkosky, A. Sturm, T. Hancock, R. Fielder, S. Herrold. Second row: Mr. Hollins, A. Boschen, L. Becker, A. Sturm, A. Hancock, J Gaine, H. Laett, M. Grosse, Treasurer, M. Micciche, President, N. Jones Secretary, R. Jensen, R. Slater, M. McCloy, A. Manning, C, King, M. Haber corn, Mr. Bowes. Third row: B. Simon, R. Hedling, R. Ring, J. Shropshire, G, Lchnes, T Passauer, M. Stoff, R. Cielnicky, E. Nuerge, D. Miller, J. Verteramo, E Sider, N. Angelides, l. Finger, J. Heissenbuttel, C, Seiter, R. Sumstad, D. Butt 1

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ical' SEARCHLIGHT Seated: G. Czelada, L. Benvenutti, F. Wasseistein Mr. Hollins, Mr. Scarengello, C. Magan, R. Sum stad, W. Wood, R. Svendson, L. Brush. Background: J. Shropshi e, J. Hogan, D. Splhr M. Czelada, R. Reus, I. Finger, F. Jones, P Sampieri, M. Boschen, N, Winger, A. Christen sen, R, Hedling, L. Goodlifte, R, Natter, M Striano, O. Schultze, R. Ring, S. Stiffel, H Laett, D. Cavanagh T. Doty, E. Krummenacker, R. Ring, C. Barr, B. Lewis, E. Yanez, R, McClaren D. Richardson, L. Clausen, C. Coutumas, M Stewart, Read all about itAStudent bites dcg, gets rabies Qdog, that is, not studentj. Our S. B. H. S. publications keep all well informed: the Search- light, bi-keekly newspaper, edited by Ruth Surnstad, with Mr. Scararigello as advisor, and The lndian, by and for the senior class, under the direction this year of Messrs. Flamenbaum and Skolsky. YEARBOOK Seated: M. Grosse, M. Kurr, M. Micciche, M2 Skolsky, M'. Flamenbium, P. Hidden, N. Jones, F. Bauer, R. Leithauser, Standing: T. Young, E, Young, C. Fisher, A. Manning, H. McComb, N. Dietz, G, Alver, S. Harrold, C. Cohan, A. Palmer, B. Lohmann, C. Coutumus, C. Magan, S. Stiffel.