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

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ALPHA HI-Y: L. TO R. - ROW 1: W RGCTGW. Setfeicry J. WOJT- Goldman, R. Milier, E. Rozran, E. ManisofT, E. Streisteid, G. son, TreasurerC Dckrrflr, Presider1tR Estreich, Vice-President S Schechrer, ROW 3: B. Edeistein, H. Herzog, J. Umgnofi, L. Scherer, N. Nadier, D Eiias, ROW 2: A. Levinson, M. Berger, S. Prince, F. Stieber, J. Sobei, M. Geilis, Advisor Miss D, Compton. pooling efforts for service ThroughouT The years The cim oT The Hi-Y has been To uphold The ideals oT se'vice and broTherhood. T-ii-Y members ore chosen Tor Their responsibiiiiy, inTegriTy, and characTer. This year, SouTh Side has Two oddiiionai Hi-Y chopTers, Sigma and Kappa, in addition To The original chapTers, Alpha, Be-Ta, Gamma and Deira. The Two new chapters were GAMMA HI-Y: I.. TO R. - ROW 1: J. Von Brook, D. Kearns, H. Feidstein, J. Engel, F. Leitner, J. lf JmenTeid, L. Lediie, ROW 2: J. Lehman, C. Gardner, N. Grimn, J. Heinzelrriann, L. Wein- stein, L. Cummings, I. Sagstetter, ROW 3: V. Sager, B. Marks, created To meet The demands of an increase in The sTudenT body and To Turnish a greater opportunity Tor ail deserving giris To be members oT Hi-Y. On The first Monday of every month, Hi-Y giris meet To TormuiaTe Their program. YeT ali six Hi-Y's are united in giving ossistance wherever They can and in creating and maintaining high standards of N. Palmer, C, Fretz, J. Testa, J. Paimer, J, Fox, S. Lebenson, ROW 4: N. Oeikers, K. Heiseiman, L, Deiiausse, B Perrine, M. Houghton, G. Abernathy, K. Mendoza, B. Koondel, P. Moore, L, Rhodes, D. Phiilips, N. Holt, 'M is

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SIGMA Hi-Y, L. to R., ROW 1: M Schift, L. Adlman, Secretary B Gallon, President L. Kinz'er, Vice President N Guttrnan, Treasurer A Malester, l. Dorman, ROW 2: J Drezner, C. Roth, R Freedman, M. Marlcett, E, Ellis, M Fribush, .l, Kuchler, C, x a.'!ln. Rosenberg, ROW 3: A. Rashkin, B. Cooperman, P. Kornfeld, L Aug, B. Schulman, B. Schneider, R, Rosenblatt, P. Glass, E Friedman, R. Hoffman, J, Lippman, B. Goodman, A. Block, ad- visor Miss Mary Walenta. sponsoring an orphan overseas Hi-Y girls participate in cor' munity affairs such as scholarship drives and Hosptial Day. At school func- tions, Hi-Y girls serve as waitresses and hostesses. Most important ot all, the members ot South Side's six Hi-Y chapters set a fine example for the entire student body. KAPPA HEAY, L. to R., ROW T: M. Colwin, Treasurer J. Wright, President B. Perloft, Vice President L. Slawitslcy, F. Bernstein, M Copeland, ROW 2: M. Morse, N. Evans, L Krakower, D, Mc- Yootle, D Cassidy, l. Landow, D Liden, P. Reilly, R. Parker, 2 , i- i J 2 , . ? f . 4 , ,, L , At their meetings, actual bills are presented and parliamentary procedure is followed, so that the girls can receive a picture of the workings ot govern- ment. ln a combined assembly, delegates related their experiences to all members ot l-lieY. ROW 3: L. Watkins, B. Herr, S. Shari, E. Kaminslcy, K Vande- grift, A, Firestone, E. Hirshey, T, Leder, L, Davis, G Fischer, C Fish, C. Birnbaum, Advisor Miss Forman. rmtffi tit: 3 ii 2 - 1 iff. . r it r