Townsend Harris High School - Crimson Gold Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

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CRIMSON AND GOLD lH5lbI5Iblb42w454b4b4blb1l?QQb4blbIb4bB45I5P 'qr slr r r r r r r rfar QP F Q1 X ALGEBRA SQUAD -I I ' I I 'I 'I 'Il II 'ILE -I Il'1II 'Il f i a ii Their Jkt!! delighlf in llae mofzflerr of math, Ami frilly the roarizzgf of lair I'IlZ'!9!6JJ' wmtfaf' Aided by Mr. Newman, the faculty advisor, the Algebra Team has again shown its true colors. It has been a point scorer in many of the meets during the past semester and next term we hope to see it lead in P. S. A. L. district meets. At the beginning of this term, a small group of students, comprising the members of the squad, began to practice diligently. They assembled regularly and showed their willingness to co-operate with Mr. Newman. Although a few members of the squad have been lost to us by graduation, those remaining have been a sufficient basis for the present team. Gorn, captain, and Gelman, manager, supervise the executive work of the squad. Pilgv Oni' H1i11t1'Vi'd Four

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CRIMSON AND GOLD l21-l54b45lb4b4?HIb4b4b454b4211b4?1lbI54b1lH545F- 'Qr's1P's1PQ1rQrs1r r rs1rqrQsrQr'Q1r'QrQ1 ART SUCIETY f 1' 1 U l I 'I 'Q I 'll 'll -ll 1011! 'Ulflany 4 fore wrzf born to blzzffa zzzzfeefzf' Fine sentiment and truly stated! The Art Society is the nucleus of artistically in- clined students, apparently unheard of and certainly unseen. Now and then, signs of life may be heard. These are peculiar outcries, recognized by the members as indicating the discovery of a novel idea. A new plan which the Art Society has initiated this term is to have the clubs submit to them the programs for the ensuing week. Then, the members of the Art Society make appropriate signs which are a credit to our bulletin boards. The officers for this term are: Prefidenz ..,.,.i..,.....,......,.......,.........i..,.,.....,.....,..4.......i.. THEODORE Fucns Publirify Manager .......... ,..,......... F RANCIS BUNDHEIM Vice-Prerident ............... ..,.,...... J OI-IN KAUFMAN Secretary '..,......,...,..,.,..... ........,,.. S AMUEL FRANK Page One I-lmzdred Tlzrrr'

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CRIMSON AND GOLD I?1-B4b45lblbB4b4b4l'f01lb4?f4b4blbIb4b1B454?' 6- QV'?IP'QP'11rQ1rC1rs1PQ1rQrQrQ1r'QPQIPQP'Q1 lFlINlE ARTS sociumrx X -I -'I 1 I I 'I 'I ' I 'Il 'I -I ill'-I il To pursue the study of those arts which have been the fruits of civilization through the ages . . In this extract from the preamble to the Constitution of the Fine Arts Society is best expounded the purpose of that organization. This semester has been devoted to the pursuit of the culture of the western European nations. The principal factor in doing this was the presentation of weekly Duo-Art concerts in the Assembly Hall, well attended and much enjoyed. In collabora- tion with these, colorful reproductions of the discriminating examples of national accomplishments in the arts were exhibited in the library. -A The executive staff which deserves much credit consists of: P1'6J'.fd67Zf,. ........,..........i..,.,.....................,.,.,........,,.,,..., ARTHUR V. BERGER Vice-Premienl .......,.,... ..........,.....,..,....,................ S AMUEL FRANK Secretary ......,......,............,.... ........,. P AUL TEIGER Publicity Maumgef A....... .,....,...i M ORTIMER GOODSTEIN Page One Hundred Five