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

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Y CRIMSON AND GOLD 8000000045000-Bbbbblbbibibt arfs1rs1rs1rs1rs1rsxrsirQrs:r's1r's1rQ1r'QPQ X LOWER A Q '11 1 Q l'l 'I 'I 'll l -ll '3l ill '-'I A R EE H WSBQ QRR5 The class of january, 1929, may well pride itself on having enjoyed the most suc- cessful school term in its history. Most of the credit for this achievement goes to the efficient class council. Despite the fact that the majority of the members of the govern- ing body were new to their positions, they worked capably and more efficiently than any of their predecessors. At the very first council meeting of this term President Gold appropriated several committees to work along with the Senior committees so as to gain some knowledge concerning Senior activities. This will enable them to do their work next term in a more experienced manner. Due to the fervent zeal of Dr. Richter, the faculty advisor, class dues were collected one hundred per cent and a very large treasury ensued, in direct contrast to previous terms. Probably the greatest achievement this term is the Banquet, presented under the supervision of Edward I-Ialprin. The numerous preparations for this affair foretold success. The Recorder , again under the Editorship of Schatteles, experienced the most successful term of its entire existence. It has proved to be the best paper on the bulletin board. Concise and neat, well-managed, issued at regular intervals, and well edited, it has complied with the standards of Lower A publications. One of the prime examples of the councills foresight was the appointment of the staff of next term's Crimson and Gold. Among the most distinguished men of the class are: Gold, class president, and the only one in his class in the Arista, Schatteles of literary fame, Halprin, vice- Sandler, president of the German Club and star athlete of the class, and Ralph Singer, captain of the Lacrosse team and of the Traffic Department. president of the G. O., The officers of the class are: x Prarident ......,............,,... ,... .....,..,. H Y MAN GOLD Vice-Preridefzt ......... ,.............. W ILLIAM GASTMAN Serrefary ...,..,......,,. 3 ....... ............... j ACK IsAAcsoN Tfearznfer .................... l.i.g .......,. ......,..,..... N ORMAN HAMBURG G. O. Re,11ferefzzazi1fe ....,.............,....,.,...,......,..,.. RICHARD GREENBLATT 'W The English Representatives are: Cirker, Halprin, Taxier, Blam, Heister, Stein- berg and Surrey. Page Seventy-one

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CRIMSON AND GOLD reeooeaeoaaeeaeeaaoeaarl QP Qxrszrsirnrqrsxrnrdrsrqfswr QF QP Q1 UPPERl WTIL 3ggQaQi31ihmEmm I I I II l I I I I'I l-I I I 'll- The class of june, 1929, has steered the famous ship of Success into the harbor of HappinessH. lt has creditably warded off its other opponents and as a result has attained the coveted goal many leagues in advance of its nearest competitors. In short, Upper B has completed an eventful semester, one in which it has led other classes. Let us, before all else, consider the council and its most distinguished members, all of whom have contributed a great deal to upholding the fine record of the class. The president, Oscar Grossman, has executed his many duties very well and has endeavored to aid his class in whatever way possible. Seymour Goldman the vice-president, has also done his share towards the glory of the class. The secretary, Harold Frenchman, who was Editor-in-chief of the Upper B Scribe , has tried his best to bring about this overwhelming success. Treasurer Victor Feingold and G. O. Representative Sidney Axelrod have proven their mettle in the various fields of activity. Great praise is due to the athletic manager, Leopold Mothner, who not only man- aged the boxball tournament very successfully, but also was in full command of the Upper B Swimming, Baseball and Track Teams. The non-athletic manager, Morris Sher, likewise aided the class by conducting the debating tournament which was very well received by all the sections. These men, and untold others, are to be highly praised for their splendid efforts in guiding the members of the class of june, 1929. Last but not least, great thanks are due to Mr. Pei, the faculty advisor, who, by his kindly sug- gestions on important matters helped the council greatly. As a group the class proved that it possessed those hne traitsfSpirit and Sports- manship. The members of the council are: P1-emiezzf .........................,...... .,..,.,....., O scart GRossMAN Vice-Preridefzl .,.,,., ........, SEYMOUR GOLDMAN Serremry ....................,. ......,,..,.. H AROLD FRENCHMAN Treamrer ,..,.,.......,.,..........,.,,..,.........,..,,,..,..,,.,..,......... VICTOR FEINGOLD G, O. R8!7i'6f67ZfnZffZ'6 ....,,.....,,................,.....,,..,.. SIDNEY AXELROD The English Representatives are: Centrello, Kolodney, Sher, Friedberg, Silver and Kantor. Page S0'z'w11ty-tlzrct'