Stuyvesant High School - Indicator Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Magic Club The MAGIC CLUB meets once a week under the supervi- sion of Mr. Baronat, its faculty advisor. Each week the mem- bers introduce various new tricks,'. The club performs at school events such as Interna- tional Night, and the Festival of the Arts. The Gourmet Cooking Club meets on al- ternate Wednesdays. Cathy Carey and Patty Buchman were instrumental in starting the club. Its purpose is to discuss the culinary arts and try out unusual foods. Mr. Michael Marks is the club advisor. Hellenic-American C12 FRONT ROW - Konstantinos Koutelos-Treas., Kathryn Kafantaris, Thomas Barlis-V. Pres., Thomas Koutelos-Pres., Lucky Metalios, Athanasios Boutis. SECOND ROW - John Vasilios Baras, Andres Koukoulas, Diane Varamogian- nis, Steve Savvides, Anica Archip-Sec., Peter Manis-V.Pres. BACK ROW - Veronica Vanaria, Andreas Yiannakos, Bill Bazigos, Spiro Bantis. FRONT ROWg Evan Gerstmann, Jamie Schack, Gregre Albright, Andrew Gordong BACK ROW: Michael Radiloff, Joseph Paul, Jason Alter fPres.j, Faculty Advisor- R. Baronet. Gourmet Cooking Club FRONT ROW: Patty Buchman, Cathy Carey fCo-Chrmnj, Magda Gal-ci: fRestaurant Advisorj, Danny Vitkavage, Eric Robinson. BACK ROWg Dr-,ro thy Gray, Marcia Stickler, Leslie Kramer, Gretchen Krevit, Nina Abef

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,,., L., Tom Bain, Henry Sal, Jim Zemaitis, Eric Scott Computer Society The Computer Society is advised by Mr. Jacob Rosenrauch of the Mathematics Department. The school has an IBM model 1130 computer equipped with card punch, card reader and keyboard f typewriter systems. The Computer Society Members help their teachers by operating the computer during their free periods. They also teach FORTRAN to students interested in computer program- ming, but are unable to enroll in the MC-1 or MC-2 classes. Book Club The Book Club is a relatively new organization in Stuyvesant, start- ed in October 1975. It was orga- nized so that students could read and discuss selected literary works. CARMEN, LES MISER- ABLES, and BENEATH THE WHEEL are some of the books read last year. The members form small committees that concen- trate on discussing a particular book, story, or author. Each com- FRONT ROW- Min Kim, Beth Klingbeil, James Carey, Andrea Mays, Aithne Bailo, mittee then presents their Views to Mrs- L- Johnson- the entire club. All views are dis- SECOND ROW- Laila Dalack, Jing Ku Lee, Myrna Chiu, Vinconza Lanzieri, Anna Cussed and debated. Lowozy. BACK ROW- Anne Landry, Connie Rizzo, Jimena Martinez, Robert Fowler. Radio Club The RADIO CLUB was founded more than 55 years ago and is still going strong. The club was designed to facilitate the practice of amateur radio Cham radioj operation. With their advisor, Mr. Gar- anes, the members have established two new divisions: the Citizen Band and Broadcast branches. The Broadcast sys- tem, WSTY, began its operation in late January. FRONT ROW: Leslie Jean Fetik CWAZHMZL Frank Accetta. SECOND ROW: Chris Berryg David Altfield fKWM6491Jg Christopher Bacon, Michael Kalakowskig Dick Reiss, Jeffrey Albom CWAZZOVJ. THIRD ROW: John Nyarig Rodney Sobing Stuart Hecht, Jack Burton QWBZCJSJQ Daniel Micha- lakg BACK ROW: Mitchell Brudnog Jeffrey Leibowitzg Vincent Scandariato QKABHOIISJQ

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American Field Service The American Field Service administers a program of student exchange between foreign countries and the United States. i New York families act as hosts to foreign students from such diverse countries as Bolivia, Australia and Malaysia. As part of their exposure to American values and ways of life, these students visit and par- ticipate in high school Social Studies and Language classes. A group of A.F.S. for- eign students sat in on Stuyvesant classes the week of February ll. Carole Wilkins and the Social Studies Department spon- sored their visit. Stuyvesant students find it fascinating and enlightening to meet and speak with people from foreign coun- tries. Chess Club This year, the Chess Club, pe- rennially one of the more popu- lar clubs in the school, is hav- ing better attendance than ever. Through Mr. Arluck's leadership, the club hopes to be more than just a place to play chess. The club is now affili- ated with the United States Chess Federation, and plans to conduct nationally rated tour- naments. FIRST ROW: Paul Metz, Stewart Glickman, Jin Ku Lee, David Crespo, Claudio Sturla, William Arluck, Mark Kleiman, Leila Monaghan, Jon Edwards, Danny Fong SECOND ROW: Michael Basson, Oleg Schatoff, Steve Welsh, David Bookbinder, Fred Helenius, Alla Jodidio, Zorn Rosenzweig, David Grant, Douglas Balek THIRD ROW: Johnny Lewin, Jerry Rosen, David Blank, Murry Schlecter, Dave Brotman, Daniel Goncharoff, Dan Josenhans, Norman Wugman, Jon Intner