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

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CRIMSON AND GOLD lb45d5-lbIb4H?:I54b4b434b1B4b42:IbIb4b1lMb4?f P-X 'ilr s1P slr'I1rQrs1rs1r rsxrsir-'11rQPQir I1rQ1 X FRENCH CLUB 'I '-I 1' I I 'I I Il Il Il 'l -I 1ll1Il ill J WM Q' a aa lll Petite ti petite l'0iseazi fait sou uid. Under the guidance of Dr. Rougier our French students have ably carried out the traditions of the French Club. Once the largest in the school, the membership of the club has since then greatly decreased. But, although it has lost quantity, which is an asset not to be despised in clubdom, it has attained quality, an even greater asset. As the membership dwindled it became more select, until now the club is, perhaps, the most intimate, most earnest, and most able in the school. The ofhcers who have so capably managed the business of the club are: ' EDWIN SILVERSTONE ' ' NORMAN SEIDEN EMANUEL M. KLINGER DAVID REICH Pifblirity Alamzger .....,....., .,.,,....... I .EON BoUscHEcHTER Page Out' Hzmdrcd Fiffeciz Pfefzdemf .,.,.................,...,..,........,.......,.....,,.....,.......,..... Vice-Prefzdent ..,..................,.... ..,............,..,..,. Sefretary ......,..,...,.......... ..........i.. Treazfzzrer i.,. ................i...,.., .........,...

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CRIMSON AND GOLD ':Jr'sIP'ilP'11rqrs1rs1rs1rQ QPCIFQPCTIPQI Q X ww-was H, . ITALIAN CLUB l IIIIIUIIIIIQIIIIII lllll aeueoeeeeeeeeueaeere I 'I E A z QM fi pnzrlfz la dolce Zfllglld cle! JE. Founded five years ago, the Italian Club is now considered one of the best as Well as one of the most instructive clubs in Harris. To uphold its standing, every member of the club is obliged to speak at least once during the term on a topic dealing with Italian literature or culture. Talks by Professors Downer and Costa of City College, and many members of our faculty, were the feature attractions this term, The oflicers who assisted in guiding the club this semester are: Prerzdefzl .................,..,..,.,.........4,..,..........,....,..,.......,,... Vice-Preridenf ...,...A........,..,......,.....,..,.,.,. TI'ELZJ'7I1'El ',..................,. 5i?fl'Ef6Z1 j ',,..,..,..,.,4,.......,,,....,.. Publicity ifllamzgef ',..,.,. . l'ayft' Um' l'lIlIlIf1't'ff 1'IOI!l'fl'L'7I CATALDO COLETTI FRANK D1 FABIO NICHOLAS TOMASULO PASQUALINO LACOVARA VUALTER BRUNO

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CRIMSON AND GOLD anooeeoeeeaeeeeeeeeao it 'QYQPQPQPQFQPQFQFQFQFQF'SlP':lP'Qf'Q SPANISH CClLlUlB nl 'N SM QRS SI The Spnllliflfi Club if 41 mifziatzzre Spain. The jl7J'f7'HCf0i',I joy and the Jlzzdenfr gain. Without hesitation, the Spanish Club may claim, that it has been an asset to its members in their endeavor to further their study of Spanish culture. At its meetings, Spanish literature and poems are regalarly discussed and studied. Quite often, lectures on Spain and Spanish life are presented. It is to Mr. Martel, the faculty advisor, that praise is due for the success of the clubg his aid and advice were most helpful. The officers chosen to lead the club ate: Prerzdeazr i.i..,..,................i..,.......i.....i,...,........,............ ROBERT BURGER Vine-Prefideul ,.,.........i............... .,........,......... E DWARD HALPRIN Serremry ,....,,,.......i.i .......... E MANUEL M. KLINGER Trefimrer .,.....,..i,i. .......... THoMAs MCLAUGHLIN Pnblirify Manage: ..,....,.. JACK 1S. ISAACSON Page One Hzizzdrcvi Si.1'fCC7l