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

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l umur' Newman Club IMITED to a small number of students rn Harms, the un1Or Newman C lub nevertheless has been functronrng wrth a consrderable degree of success durmg the past term Under the ever helpful gurdance of Mr Frtz patrrck the faculty adv1sOr Of many years experrence the club has admrtted new members who are matenally contrrbutrnv to the welfare of th1s unrque Organlzatxon The unror Newman Club was founded several years ago by rts present faculty adv1sOr In add1t1On to rts berng recognlzed as the Off1c1al club for C athohc students rn Harrrs rt IS a full fledged member Of the unror Newman Assocratron Of Amerrca As a part Of thrs natron wxde organlzatron, the club extends to all students Of Catholrc extractron rnterestrng programs for the pur pose of rnstrllrng rnto these students an apprecxatory sense for the rdeals and benefits Of Catholrcrsm The Offrcers of the club were FRANCIS D1 FRANCO Premiemf AMADO CANTON Secretmy JOSEPH MCGUINESS Treasurer RALPH HERRLRA Publicity Manager 0 J 7 7 F . , . g U ,. . 7 . 1 I I A O f-f O. , - I ' GEORGE MCDERMOTT . ..,...............A..,.....,..,........................, Vice-Preridenz Page Om' Hundred Six

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Art Soerety HE personnel of the Art Socrety experrenced a clrastlc change th1s term In prevrous terms the Art Socrety was composed of those HHIIISIICS rn terested enough rn the subject to sacnhce a few hours every week However, through the trreless efforts of Mr D Andrea, a specral Art class was 1nst1tuted 1nto the currrculum Thrs specral class of artrstrcally rnclmed Harrrsrtes num bers about twenty and serves as the Art Socrety As usual, th1s small group rs a quret, but mdustrrous orgamzatron about Whrch revolves all the publrcrty used 1n the school Thrs Work has been facrlrtated through the addrtron of a small prrntmg press by means of Whrch all the posters seen about the school are made Srnce If can be sarcl Wrthouf any exaggeratron that the success of the varrous Harrrs clubs IS clue, to a great extent, to the publrcrty accorded rt by the Art Soc1ety, thrs orgamzatron rs there fore a vrtal factor rn Harrrs Clubdom The officers who were so mstrumental rn the success of the club th1s term are RALPH HLRRERA P1 eszdem' PAUL RABUT Sew elmy JOSEPH GOLDBLRG C mzodmn 0 AMADO CANTON ..............................,................................... Vice-P1-efidenr Page One Hundred Five

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Stamp and Com Club TRIVING along the nolseless tenor of the1r Way unconcerned Wrth the farlure around them but consprcuous by therr unusual and thoroughly heartenrng success the members of the Stamp and Corn Club have thrs past semester earned a true recognrtron attarned by none other before them By a rrgrd and loyal adherence to a Constrtutron lackmg that duplrcrty or purpose the hearty support of the student body and the absence of Parlramentary pro cedure the meetrngs of the Club have become not mere outlets of wrttrcrsms and an rnherent hoodlum sprrrt sources of helpful rnstructron Auctrons were held at the weekly meetrngs trades were completed and sales made Through the efforts of the officers of the club jornt meetrngs were held wrth srmrlar clubs of the varrous crty hrgh schools The club paper the COLLECTOR although small was one of the most rnterestmg of all Harrrs publrcatrons The Officers who W1thout faculty assrstance marntarned these hrgh stand ards of the club are JEROME COHEN Pfemiem' AMADO CANTON Secietm y T1e4z5me1 ALFRED GOODMAN Publzcztj Mamzgw 0 S ' 7 7 . 7 7 ' 7 , - 7 , . S , . , 7 ,, 7 7 7 . . . . . H , : SIDNEY WALDMAN ...............................................,............,.. Vice-President 4 ...'.. , I I A Page Om' Hundred Seven