Toms River South High School - Cedar Chest Yearbook (Toms River, NJ)

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l ' l I E E SCIENCE CLUB Direcfed by Mr. D. Davis, 'lhe Science Club delves experi- menfally info +he field of science. Faced by formidable compeiiiion from clubs which meef purely for enjoyment +he Science Club, pre- sided over by Bruce Blum: is held primarily fo give 'fhe members ex- perience in conducling experi- menfs. BOCSTERS' CLUB Boos'r or be Boos+ed, -'rhe moHo of 'rhe Booslers' Club, 'rhe purpose of which is fo boosi school spirii' by promofing a+- lendance ai aihleiic games, spon- soring infermural lraclc meels and numerous dances. Presidenl, Philip Armsfrong: vice-presideni, Philip Grant secreiary, Carol Finley, and ireasurer, Barbara Fellows led The club fhrough a successful year. THE SLIDE RULE CLUB Composed of seven mem- bers, 'rhis club began fwo years ago under 'the supervision of Mr. Edward Kuchniclc. The club meeis every Monday in room 62. The members become ihoroughly fa- miliar wifh The marvelous liHle in- sfrumeni ai'rer which 'rhe club is named and are soon able 'ro make use of if in Their mafh courses.

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FRENCH CLUB The monsieurs and mademoi- selles of +he French Club had a busy year, The club Iunclioned os a helpful supplemenlr Io Ihe French classes. To develop fluency and 'ro gain pracrice The club meelings were conducled olmosf enfirely in French wilh coaching by Mrs. Ewarl, facully adviser. SERVICE CLUB Beaufilying +he school by or- ranging and planfing flower beds was one achievemenl of The Serv- ice Club. The club also gave as- sisfance Io The Booslers' Club in selling +icIce+s for Ioofball games and decoraling for Chrislmas. Under 'fhe sponsorship of Mrs. Ewarr The club had a successful year. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Indian Chapler of +he Nalional Honor Sociefy was char- Iered in May, I946. Membership in The sociely is based on scholaslic abilily, lead- ership, service, and characler. Members are chosen from Ihe senior and junior classes by a commillee composed of facully members.

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PHOTOGRAPHY CLUBS The Phoiography Clubs under Mr. Goodman's able leadership 'rhis year again offered phofo 'Fiends +he opporiunify To praciice and improve Their ari. The club program fea+ured demonsiraiions by ihe members in new iechniques and apparaius. The clubs also pariicipaied in several confesis. COLLEGE-CAREERS CLUB Refurning from fhe service lasl year, Mr. Wood reorganized 'rhe College-Careers Club. Here available opporiunilies for college and careers were invesligaied. Presideni Bill Hansen wi'rh ihe co- operaiion of Vice-presideni Bob Camp and Secrefary-Treasurer Mary Failh Larlcin provided mem- bers wiih leciurers and sources of informalion lo help fhem malce wise choices in iheir vocalions. SPANISH CLUB Wiih Mr. Albini The club planned several fiesias during fhe year. The Spanish Club dance, a high spoi in fhe school social pro- gram, was highlighied by an ex- hibiiion of Spanish dancing. The club is bofh inferesiing and in- iormaiive.