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

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Genera Uirgamiizatilomi ISCONTINUING the practice, instituted two years ago, of compelling every student of Townsend Harris Hall to become a member, the General Organization this term functioned entirely upon the generous support of the student body. Although compulsory dues were no longer required, the con- tributions Of Harrisites to the student fund were no less than that of former terms. Under the leadership of George McDermott, the president of the student Organization, the council enacted several constructive legislative measures. The speedy work of the council was enhanced by its small size which was brought about several terms ago when the G. O. Constitution was amended so as to facilitate the labors of this body. Through its various committees, the G O Council accomplished several noteworthy achievements which were vital to student activities It drew up a debating tournament which was successfully run off and which was warmly praised by many partici ants In the realm Of athletics, the council provided for two tournaments The baseball tourney proved to be a huge success and terminated with the winning Of the championship by the Senior class A tennis schedule has been drawn up and has been welcomed by all classes In addition to the successful undertaking of the different student activities, the G O Council awarded several service pins to those boys who have dis tinguished themselves bv their disinterested service to Harris Major and minor insignias were also awarded to those members of the various athletic teams who have been recommended by their faculty advisors The gentlemen who comprised the G O Council during the past term WFIC GEORGE MCDERMOTT Pierzaleaz VINCENT MONTALBANO Vzce P1 erzaenz VICTOR W BIKALES Seciefafy BERT RAPPAPORT T1ea.va1e1 Clab Delegate Atlalelzc Delegate Service Delegate NAT ORIs STEVE TOLINs CHARLES QRDMAN Clary Repretentatzver Lower THEODORE BEN JAMIN ppe ABRAHAM SLUTSKY Lower JESSE WHITMAN ppe THEODORE KADIN Lower C JUSTIN GOLDFARB . . .P . Upper A ..............................................................,............... JACOB WOLFSON A .................................................................. I U r B .........................................,................,.............,.. B .,................,....,...,....,....,............................,............,. U r C ............................,....,...................................,........ Page Eighty-seven

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Stadium HRONICLE of school events-organ of school activities-champion of student's rights-but first, last, and always a newspaper-this, in brief, has been the policy of the Stadium during the last semester. At first, it was merely an ideal. However, though at first faced by appar- ently insurmountable Opposition, the editors, by dint of courageous battling, have succeeded in making the ideal a reality. They have ceased to permit the Stadium to be used as a bulletin board. They have pulled the Stadium out of the rut into which it had fallen in previous terms. They have substituted for its weak, insipid editorial policy a strong and vigorous one. Naturally, as a result of such a policy the Stadium has improved from a journalistic standpoint Due to the absence of notices, its make up has be come impeccable, and since fewer official letters were printed, it has become much newsier than heretofore Among the plans supported by the Stadium in its editorial columns and supported by the student body, were the formation Of the Liberal Club, the elimination of the Phi Gamma s influence in extra curricular affairs, closed electrons, amalgamation of clubs, and the abolitlon of the G O rule which forbids non council members to speak at meetings The gentlemen who have managed the Stadium are Eflzlm In Cbze BIELVIN D GOODMAN Arromzte Erizlou SEYMOURA GRoss S EDWARD SCHLESINGER ALAN E HEWITT Edzromzl Bomd HAROLD LAVINE RICHARD STEIN MURRAY KALISCHER GEORGE MCDERMOTT STEPHEN GROB HENRY BLOCK LEON THEIL Bmzneri Boazmf STANLEY RUSSO Bzzmzerr Mfzmzgw SEYMOUR QINDEBAND flrfzrtfzlzt fla'te1Zz5z12g Managei ADOLPH H GRAETZ CZ1CZlfrIl'Z072 MHWQU61 RICHARD TOLINS Arrzmznz Faculty Bonn! 0 Pzzblzmlzozzr MR R H ALLES MR G W BLAKE 7 I 1 Q O 1 . l STEPHEN TOLINS .............................................,.. Adveziirifzg Mazinger o .--.-1.-.....-. 1..,-.....-,.4---.....-..-- ' 4 ' . 6 A Pagz' Elhgllfj'-Ill-7 C