St George Academy - Crusader Yearbook (New York, NY)

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TheSpanish Club of St. George Academy is composed of students taking first, second and third year Spanish, and is under the supervision of Mr. Cioffi. The students gather to gain a more intimate knowledge of Spain and Spanish-speaking countries. The meetings of the Spanish Club are conducted very informally by its Moderator, Senor Cioffi. Looking up some Spanish history S yf an t.-A .2 Mr. DiBari and his Chevaliers V QL We QL The French Club, under the guidance of Mr. DiBari, has, in the past year, expanded into one of the most successful clubs in St. George Academy. To the French students, this club serves as a medium of written and oral expression in the language that they are attempting to master. All the members of the club are deeply grateful to Mr. DiBari for making the rneetings highly educational and deeply interesting.

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The Student Council of '51 finally e- merged, after two years of set backs, the organization it was set up to be. In the early part of the year a Cbnstitutional Convention was held for the purpose of dF8WiHglH3lBWS which would govern the stu - dent body and relations between it and the administration and faculty. After a months' work the constitution was framed and accepted by the students and the administration. OFFICERS Left foreground: John Tashiro Pres., John Shiffer Vice Pres.,Ieft background: Richard Del Prior Treas., Right foreground: John King Sec. Soon parties were formed, elections held and the Student Council was in exis- tence. Among various other things during the school year the School Council spon - sored dances, ping-pong, soft ball tourn - anents, and a boat ride. CLEARING UP A FEW POINTS C , 1 4 'X .F 'raf- G x ' . I AT WORK

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