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

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Ll' Nil CLASSICAL SOCIETY HE object of this society shall be to instill and further the Harris student's knowledge of Greek and Latin culture. Through the efforts of the faculty and the oiiicers of this Ijs 'E 3 W ,lkgfgx l s 1 I society this object was adhered to most carefully. The club's success, however, was not due Wholly to the assistance of the faculty, but in a greater degree to the wholerhearted cooperation given to the officers. Thus was the society's ultimate goal reached. As usual Mr. Begg gave several exhibitions of slides, which attracted a good number of students. These slides depicted scenes in the Forum, and other Roman scenes, as well as reproductions of Roman coins and other coins of that period. The members of the club are very grateful to Mr. Begg for the privilege of seeing these fine slides. They displayed quite a bit of enthusiasm over them and attempted to learn as much as possible from these exhibitions. Severy exhibitions of Italian and classical art were also given in the library. The RostraI' edited by William Friedberg, presented a fairly creditable appearance, but did not compare favorably with the other club papers. The officers of the society are: Prefidenz ...,,............ ........... ........... W 1 LLIAM FRIEDBERG Vice-President ............... ........... V INCENT GERARDI Sec1'et4z1'y-T1'ea5zz1'e1' ......... .. ......... IRVING COHEN , ul 0 'I w u ' f G53 i M lg, Q' I' I L, , LZ? vii ,ni 4 I -s I ' Il NJ ng ' -f 'W IQ 4 cu lf if P il l Q M 4' Page NTUEZQ'-FfZ'e

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