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

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CRIMSON AND GOLD PUBLISHED SEMI-ANNUALLY BY THE STUDENTS OF TOWNSEND HARRIS HIGH SCHOOL Edifor-in-Chlef ABRAHAM LUBARSKY Managing Edifor Business Manager RICHARD REUBEN HAROLD WOHL Art Editor HENRY FREEDMAN Associate Editors LLOYD ULMAN ALAN L. OHEN RICHARD STOLLER Executive Board Senior Editor Daniel I. Rothbaunri Faculty Editor Nathan Siegel Club Editor Kenneth Gang Sports Editor Sidney K. Halpern Photographic Scenes Editor Joseph Rubenson Copy Editor Robert Meisner Art Staff Design Photography MURRAY GROBSTEIN MURRAY LEVINE Illustration Composition MARTIN WEINBERG RAYMOND GIRAUD Publicity JOSEPH PELLICANE Technical Staff Emanuel Kline Marvin Fuchs Paul Welner Joseph Goldiieher Business Board Publicity Circulation Mgr. Advertising Manager JOSEPH BUCHLER EDWARD EHRENBERG Photography Mgr. Ass ' t Business Manager LLOYD WEISSENBACH ARDEN PERIN Faculty Advisers Mr. Jacob Alexis Friedman Mr. David Goldway Mr. Bernard Perlmutter Mr. Alfred Stein Mr. Irwin M. Rothman PHOTOGRAPHS OF MEMBERS OF THE C. G. BOARD Harold Wohl Abraham Lubarksy Richard Reuben Henry Freednnan Lloyd Ulman Alan Often Richard Stoller Murray Levlne Edward Ehrenberg Martin Weinberg Daniel Rothbaum Nathan Siegel Kenneth Gang Joseph Buchler Sidney Halpern Arden Perin FIFTY FIVE

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Seymour Mann Lloyd Weissenbach MEMBERS OF THE G. O. COUNCIL Lloyd Ulman Richard Grossman Warren Kraemer Sidney Halpern Alan Often Abraham Lubarsity THE G. O. ' S ACCOMPLISHMENTS by Alan L. Often Working harnnoniously and capably under the leadership of an experienced executive, Lloyd Ulman, the G.O. council this ternri added another important page to the history of the General Or- ganization influence In Harris extra-curricular life. The first indication of the success to be enjoyed by this group in the past semester came in the drawing up of the term ' s budget. Deciding to appropriate a greater amount to aid G.O. subsidized activities instead of amassing an unwanted balance, the Budget Com- mittee presented a report calling for one of the largest expenditures since the formation of the organization. During the semester an old problem cropped up In new form. The question of whether or not a group with any other fundamental purpose than an educational one should be allowed a charter by the school arose when a group of students applied for the chartering of FIFTY-SIX