St Helena High School - Helenian Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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THE HELENIAN After a year of long preparation by the Helenian staff, the annual production is now submitted to the student body. Contained within, we have our attempts to recapture familiar friends and memorable events and to present them in such a way as to bring back fond memories of blissful occurrences whenever we glance back through its pages. By virtue of their prominent position in education, the annual annual publication is dedicated to the Lay Faculty. Appropriately enough, the theme pertains to the centennial of the apparition of our Blessed Mother to St. Bernadette Soubirous at Lourdes. Here then is your Helenian, the sixth of its kind, we hope that you, as jury, will bring a verdict of guilty . . . guilty, that is, of surpassing last year s edition Mr Mcidorrnvv and Ilelenlan Editors Don Preziosr Larry Ruth Richard Croce and John McDonnell 120

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Maybe we can hear sputmk A Q - Www 1'- Mfahbwqv- In nts srxth year here at St Helenas the Radro Club has done much to enlighten nts members m vanous phases of ham radlo operatlon Varlous projects are encouraged and crystal sets one tube radros and other equrpment are assembled for the purpose of study When such projects are completed they are utrllzed to and the members In therr understandmg of the pnncrples of electronics The moderator Bro Phlllp Rrch ard lS always on hand ready and wullrng to glve assistance wherever It IS needed The Importance of their work IS Illustrated by the fact that most of the clubs alumna are now studyrng at some of the foremost englneerlng colleges rn the country The four offrcers Peter Eastman John Brennan Kenneth Eastman and John Becker have devoted much of their time to assure the success of such a prollfnc organlzatlon Bro Phlllp and the four officers study srne wave pattern Advanced group prepares for Incense test

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The entire Yearbook statt busy at work The Writing Stahz Al Closi, lohn Brennan, Fred Gervat, and Daniel 0'SuiIivan may 55x T' Frank Kromholz and Don Prezlosl examine photos 121