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

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CLASSICAL SOCIETY The purpose of the Classical Society is to arouse an appreciation among its members for the great classics by allying them to sub- jects of more interest to the student. Dr. H. Standerwick, Advisor. Hartley Cohen .......,.......................... President Harold Newman ...... ...,.... V ice-President Murray Rockowitz ....... .....,.... S ecretary Martin Metz .......... ................. T reasurer Edward Lernerm. ,...,, Publicity Manager LIBRARY SQUAD To aid the supervisors of the Harris li- brary in their many duties, and to assist stu- dents in the selection of the books they desire, are the two purposes of the Library Squad. It also sponsors, at various times, functions open only to the members of the squad. Miss James, Advisor. Kevin Sheard ....... ............................ L eader Victor Lewis ........ ....... A ssistant Leader page one hundred four

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INFGRMATION BUREAU The sole design of the Information Bureau is to acquaint the student body with all extra- curricular activities. To accomplish this, it maintains an up-to-date news bureau of such occurrences at all bulletin boards. Mr. David Goldway, Advisor. Edwin Youngerman ............,...,.,.,..... Director Victor Lewis ....,....... ....... A ssistant Director Robert Edelstein ...... ....... A ssistant Director Leon Cantor ....,.. ,....., A ssistant Director ART SOCIETY The purpose of the Art Society is chiefly to provide higher instruction for those stu- dents talented in any phase of art work, who are interested in continuing elective courses in this subject, and anxious to serve the school by their work. Mr. Albert D'Andrea, Advisor. Henry Maas ,..... ......,.... P resident Philip Lehn .,,... ...... V ice-President Harry Dong ,.,... .........., S ecretary Leon Levey ....... ..,.... T reasurer page one hundred three

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TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT The school's Traffic Department serves Harris through its work in maintaining order in the corridors. It has recently been re- organized and the T.D. that has evolved serves as a splendid model for all students. Mr. David Heft, Advisor. Edwin Youngerman ..,......................,...,.. Chief Charles Terr .....,......... ........ C aptain Morton Aronstein ..... ,....... C aptain Gerard Mangone ........ 4..... L ieutenant Leon Levey ..........,.. ...... L ieutenant Leo Weiner .....,. X ,..... Lieutenant Philip Siegel ........ Ar..,. L ieutenant Harry Lederman ..... ,..... L ieutenant PAN-AMERICAN SOCIETY This Pan-American Society is the Harris chapter of the city Pan-American League. Its prime purpose is to sponsor a closer re- lationship between the students of the two Americas. Mr. Milton Schwartz, Advisor. John Healey ........,........,.,................ President Robert Hullar .......... ....... V ice-President Martin Fox ................. ............ S ecretary Andrew Christensen ,...... ........ T reasurer page one hundred five