Smithtown High School - Indian Yearbook (Smithtown, NY)

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Shelve that book, stamp that card ! Making life easier for the book worms, may they increase in number, -is the object of our library clubs, junior and senior. They work with Mr. Langhans, our librarian, to make the library more attractive and efficient. Ralph Oman is president of the junior high club While Lillian Clausen presides over the senior club. JUNIOR LIBRARY CLUB On floor: A. Kassay, J. Blazick, P. Moli- noff, D. Molinoff, C. Mortenson, D. Math- erly, P. Tanev. At table: M. Knowles, C, Merrihew, S. Rodevick, B. McConnin, Mr. Langhans, H, Rodevick, B. Wilcox, B. Wakefield, C. A. Davis. Standing: V. Colon, B. Kalin, R. Battinelli, L. Svanberg, D. Skripak, C, Bruns, R. Oman, R. Yarusso, R. Casey, F. Patterson, A. Ruoff, R. Raymond, R. Bowers, F. Pierce, T, Hancock, F. Peters, P. Wallock, H. Mortensen. SENIOR LIBRARY CLUB Seated: J, Rossiter, L. Clausen, C. Barr, Mr Langhans, C. Coutomas, S. Way. Standing: J. Thurston, E. Moltzen, P Hinde, M. Potter, P, Mitchell, S. Stiftel M. Winkler, A. Carroll, E. Harjulin, D Donnelly, B. Goldsmith, S. Stufkosky. -4551417

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STAMP CLUB Ever hear of Monaco? Tannu Tuva? Chances are you have it you belong to.this club, for studying and trading stamps is the best way to learn the geography ot this world We live in. Oh, yes, about Monaco and Tannu Tuva. Er, you'd better look them up in an Atlas. Left to right: Nina Lobnitz, Robert McLaren, Marie Winkler, Miss Koch, William Ruf, Regina Pszybysz, Norma Stevens, Roberta Sturm, First row: P. Sampie:i, K. Eilertsen, M1 Scarangello, R, Fairchild, E, Shevlin, R Gaiewski, J. Gaine. Second row: B. Lewis, D. Miller, E. Czelada, J. Loughney, G. O'Sullivan, T. Stewart, B. Given, R. McLaren, O. Schultz, W. Heyen . O' , CHESS CLUB Okay, Louie, drop that pavvn! You've got to don your thinking cap to play in this league or you'lI tind yourself checkmated in a fevv moves. But stick to it and you'll see it's a better brain tood than tons ot cod and halibut. Milly Malkus presides at meetings as Mr. Scarangello and Mr. Roussis advise.