South Huntington High School - Whitman Yearbook (Huntington Station, NY)

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Projection Squad Upon comple+ing fhe necessary +raining, slu- clenls are allowed +o loin 'rhe Proieclion Squad and are 'lhere qualified +o help lhe ieachers operafe 'rhe school's visual aids equipment The members are few in number now buf are expanding rapidly so Thai' soon fhere may be enough fo aclequalely serve 'lhe school. M. Levins, N. Lundgren, E. Gross, W. Cammer, Mr. Romine Poirof - Adviser. Camera Club Picfures of ac+ivi+ies in and around school are confinually being +alcen by ihe Camera Club. They are used 'for various purposes, including +he school annual, bu+ perhaps fhey serve mos+ fo in+eres+ oihers in joining +he club so 'I'ha+ 'lhey foo can learn 'lhe fine poin'I's of pho+ography and find pleasure in il. Their work includes lhe developing and prinf- ing of fhe phofos lhey fake. R. Gierbolini, E. Ukasiewsky, A. Van Valienburg, K. Keena, D. Brown, E. Mohr, M. Thayer. i l 4

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Junior BMI Cross Through service and s+udy programs, irain- ing courses and par'I'icipa+ion in conducling fhe business of fhe Junior Red Cross, i+s members have fhe oppor+uni+y +o learn how a social agency works. They acrually 'fake a responsibiliry and aciive par+ in communiry affairs, foo, by helping 'fhe needy in fheir siruggles and providing similar services in +he surrounding area. SEATED: L. DeFa+o, C. Sullivan, A. Rueb, Miss Gloria Pirowski - Adviser, C. Wagner, A. Sanfonocifo, V. Schneider. STANDING: J. Bohlen, L. Widmaier, C. Garvelmann, A. Holdorf, D. Debellis. Library Club Aside from keeping 'ihe library in order, re- binding broken books, and keeping up wi+h over- due volumes, fhe members of +he Library Club are in+eres+ed in creaiing liierary inreresf and making o+hers realize +he immense s+ore of informaiion available in +he library. They feel 'ihai library usage can open +he door +o balance, harmony, and un- dersfanding in school as well as in la+er life. SEATED: D. Desellis, D. Clark, E. Reiss, V. Freidank. STANDING: L. Thomas, N. Lundgren, M. Levins, Mrs. Louise Ames - Adviser. L. Widmaier, J. Mann. KJ' rm... 1

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Aatwnal Honor .Socwty SCHOLARSHIP CHARACTER LEADER SHIP and SERVICE are well known words nn connechon wu+h The Nahonal Honor Soclefy They are nfs very wafchwords fhe wafchwords fha? are 'rhe symbol of +he WaI+ Whn+man chapfer They descrlbe :Is s+andarcIs and :Is quahficahons The SOCIETY as nahon wade In scope and IS devofed +o fhe exfensnon of Ihe :deals nofed above Twace yearly In +he faII and In fhe sprung mlhahons Info our local chapfer are sched uIed Wn+h soIemnlI'y and Ihe honor due fhose who have achieved new members are mduc'red In a candlehghf ceremony dupIl caI'ed +he Ieng+h and bread+h of Ihe nahon The :nduc+ees are Iodays ouIs+andmg s+u den'I's and fomorrow s leaders who wlII some day con1'roI 'Ihe fa1'e of +he Iand For I'ha+ reason Ihe sfandards of fhe Socrefy are hugh Inmlhng membershup Io 'those who pos sess Ihese characferlshcs +o a hugh degree These aH'rlbu+es demand wholesome weII rounded persona'lhes which have +helr Influence and effecf un all Ihe various achv :hes of fhe school SchoIarshup necesslI'a+es AFTER THE SERVICE WAS OVER THE CAMERA RECORDED FOR POSTERITY v 0 w 0 , , I I ' ' I D . . . . . I n . , l 0 . . . . , f I . . . . . - , , . , 1 qgf, rrlr ,. 1 ' A W mf I y 1 , 1' Q W k A , , , Q k j'X .F VN .S , I A 12' 2 . K -55-