South Side High School - Colonnade Yearbook (Rockville Centre, NY)

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f . 3 .X Jr- Nl X42 5' l - 3 SERVICE GIRLS - SEATED1 B. Weiss, N. Bleier, J. Green, Adviser Miss G. Floyd, F. Deutsch, E. Veninga, STANDING: M. Wolfson, N, Warner, E. Anderson, J. Loewe. leadership and service Contributing to the elticiency of the school, the Serv- ice Girls assist both the principal's and the guidance olzlice starts. By devoting their study halls to typing, filing, running errands, and operating the switchboards, the girls relieve the secretaries of much of their routine work. Because of the amount of time and responsibility involved, a girl must be a senior with an average of 85 per cent to quality forthe club. KEY CLUB - ROW I: T Scbef R Schlossberg, Se:re!a'y S, Show Presrdent R. Cormzzck, Trfzzssrer C Fogf.-'be-rg, Vie-Resident D Sche:hte', S. Robbns, S Fox, D. Utter ROW 2: S Kartadoemena R. Schwarz, L. Walters, R Grossman, P. G'eenbefg, M, Lav, R Stein, M. Schoenleld, R. Hamge. ROW 3: J. Turiick, J. Safe, R. Fas South Side's Key Club chapter, embracing forty-one boys from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, is primarily a boys' service club. Service to the school, to the community, to International Key Clubbing, and to the boy himself are its goals. The club carries on a Ca- nadian exchange, answers Santa Claus letters, gives to charity, rings Salvation Army bells, does service in the school, and has a number of money-making proiects, tov, R Hollander, K CDIZNK ns. R D:'z'5 , F Ei f-dirrzn, J Kfzllvz, R. BOQQS, S Gjlclowzo P M 111'--' R J l.'. -f'f l: i't G Rudolph, R. Snger, J H6-'nr-r. O. M 'chffl R Bergen R G-'asa A. Howard, D. Schwartz, M lN::ld, W. Schwartz. illi

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v Y ,L HONOR SOCIETY - ROW l: D Burke, R. Cormgck, J. Heilne Treasurer M Fishbeln, Secretary G. Clayton, Adviser Mrs Burr President D. lngrey, Vice-President B Anderscn, J, Powers, J Marlowe, B Peay, P. Frieditwtii ROW 2: D Schwrz, S, Shaw' G. Rudolph, R. Drubin, R, Scrlossberg, N Srnithlzne, A Mesch Candidates tor the National Honor Society i. ist ex- cel in the qualities of service, scholarship, leadership, and character. Semi-annual inductions are held at as- semblies, tive pe' cent ot the junior class being in- ducted in the spring and ten per cent ot the senior class in the tall, This nevv system enables the members to spend more time in active participation. Principal J. N x' V' i t R a tho dcoc M A R VV W 3 e opod B lr R Bo V Lodge Dal lvicliibben and Mrs. Miriam Burr the adviser and the peviously ac epted members of the society ottici ae at the inductions, Among its many protects this cnapter ot tne Honor Society donates a scnoa ship annually to a vvorthy tudent Tne member t ths garization are a repre entative ot vvhich school and cornmunit be proud N t lift tl EEN.. ity S. ,V , Q iv i i f l i :A X X 1 5 A ...,, - t ri b ZX, j 'i 95M ll i 'X' his , I V, i , . X X ,L-it i if t it I 'Q 9' li XX, I l ix ' X X 1 Y, - if i , , li i ' i .1 V U l l T5-'sf Q X t 'X t XI M rid., V1 t l t it 1 V 7 i , 2 , y I ,i I l K ,ly 1 y l 4 i, QV Q wx y My N ' ' N Xi Q ,f 'Xx,.X K f' .ff v ' , ' 0 X f t i l R' scholarship and character

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i 2 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA - ROW I: Corresponding S6CfG'SV',' N, Bracken, Vice-President J. 'Wehsren President B. Peay, Treasue' B Bevrzrnn, E. Szlnlr, Recara ng Se:-'e':: y J, Wepref. ROW 2: C. G:':'e', M. F'ibusl'1, L. Grossman, L Pollack, J VN 'gEf. M. Mote. ROW 3: B. Weller, S Efofsn, C, Kalira, C, Gamble, S. Fillin, E. A::e', KV, Malyin, M. Copeland. helping in local hospitals Directed by Mrs. Joan Lalce, scnaol nurse, ine Furure Nurses ol America ollers lo inleresfed girls ine oppor- runily To explore various pliases al nursing. All memlaers enioy programs ol speakers and Sims, while older girls, serving as volunfeer workers al Souin Nassau Cornrnunilies Hospital, have actual experience in nursing. Merrlaers ol ine Souin Side Cnapler of ine Junior Red Cross, under tlwe supervision of iifiss Grace Kelloclc, lvelp paienrs in ine Community lvaspiials and needy peo- ple ouerseas. Knitting alglaans and making and repair- ipg C'aris'mas presenfs 'ar cnildren nee maior prof-eds lliis year, carrying our :ne oigoni1u'iai's ideal ol sew- ice to me community. ,.-. RED CROSS OFFICERS - SEATED: 4-2 C' ' f 5:1 STANDING: :vga .. '