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

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Lower B URVIVING a stormy and turbulent Freshman Year, Lower B has set about its second year of life in Harris with an unparalleled zeal to make a name for itself and be recognized as true Harrisites. Under the leadership of Marvin Cohen and that most capable advisor, Mr. Alles, the class has completed a term filled with many happy incidents and marked with the spirit essential to the success of any class. The class has succeeded principally in carrying out the term's social func- tion By that we mean their main interest has been centered on this affair above all other thinffs although they too, have shown their strength in other fields of extra curricular life The preparations for this affair were started early in the semester, so as to hold it in due time without any unforseen delay And this was the case and the boat ride the first of its kind to be sponsored by a Lower B class in collaboration with Upper B was successfully and en thusiastically run off However the class was not neglectful of its other duties as a unit The usual inter class teams were organized and although they did not fare as well as might be expected, the class tried its best, which after all is the essential thing The class undertook the management of the Triangle and put forth suitable representatives The Lower B Gossipe boasted two things the most colorful title of anv club paper, and the reputation of being one of the best class organs in school The class debating team was put out at the hands of Upper A but made a suitable showing, while the swimming team placed HSI Among the class leaders were Marvin Cohen, class president, Welford Wilson, track man and twice class secretary Bamberger, present secretary and Rosenfeld once class presi dent and member of the track team The Officers MARVIN COHEN P1 erzdenf ALBERT BAMBERGER Semefmy ELI BAUMAN T1eatu1e1 11:85 WHITMAN G O Relbferenfzztzzfe Englzrb R6lf716567lfdfI1!6.f Dicks, RABINOWITZ, SHORE HARTMAN, MEY1 RS RosrNFELD and MAYLRS . 1D 7 1 7 1 1 0 - 1 Q 1 . , g . . , , , . - Q L I 1 1 1 1 1 7 , 1 . Z a .V- WELFORD WILSON ...............,.......,,...,,.......,......................... Vine-Prerifleni Pune Seventy-rctm

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Upper CC ESTORED again to the pride and self-respect of grammar-school days, which was so suddenly seized from it last term, the class of June 1952 has set about its work with an unparalleled enthusiasm and with an air of importance and dignity customary for an Upper C Class. This class, proving itself no exception in this respect, has availed itself of the opportunity tO put this spirit to good avail. In all fields of Harris extra-curricular activity-athletic, service and non- athletic-great support has been given by the members of the present Upper C Class. Excellent material for future varsities has been uncovered in that Upper C placed second in the inter class swimming meet, and performed creditably in other competition In a like manner, those students interested in literature, have begun the training which will no doubt, aid them in all future journalistic undertakings The council has functioned smoothly throughout the entire term effi ciently transacting all necessary and formal class affairs Dues were collected, class functions set and various inter section tournaments were successfully run off In short, the class was creditably managed ln all fields of extra curricular activity, support was given by the Upper C Class Another factor resulting in the tremendous success of the administration was the co operation of the members of the class with the council To Mr Dyer belongs a vast amount of credit for the furthering of this spirit With this as a predominant characteristic the class has gone far towards that idea' of all Harris the perfect class The officers who have piloted the class through the past term are MoRToN CRAMOY STANLEY SIMON LoU1s FIXEL JOSEPH BONEPART THEODORE KADIN GO P1 erzdenf Vice P1 erzdenl S6C16f6Ily T1ea5u1e1 Re p1 efentrztzve a 1 - 1 9 7 - . . , r - if is .7,... . , . . ,...................................,.....,......., 1 . ' Page Seventy-nine