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c ibhaJu (flub cH IpA. VYhim SiudsmJtA.. Bottom Row, 1. to r.: H. Horovitz, J. Fratini, C. Kennedy, C. Pasqualini, R. Lounder, D. Schiavo, J. Presutti, J. Testa. 2nd Row: L. Scopel, K. Young, 1). Mankowski, R. Malone, J. Zahetalds, J. Melnyk, P. Scott, J. Bcr- tovieh, M. Cagnon. Top Row: K. Zemich, S. O’Hara, Miss Scott. Happy moments. The school librarian. Miss Scott, and her librarians did a fine job of charging books to stu- dents and checking them off when they were returned. In October a meeting was held and officers were elected. They are the following: Presi- dent, Helene Horovitz; Vice President, Jo Ann Fratini; Secretary, Callie Ann Kennedy; Treas- urer, Carol Pasqualini. The Library Club has no regular meetings, but a meeting is called whenever necessary. The library is one of the most needed rooms in the school. There students have the privilege of reading books and newspapers and finding information needed for classes. The Library Club held its annual tea party on February 12th. during the eighth period iii the library. The event was well attended by the club members and their faculty guests. The party was greatly enjoyed by all who attended it. 18
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JjcdirL (flub dtoA, (lfaa)t Bottom Row, I. to r.: M. Mungello, E. Robert, (). Gavazzi, T. Gilbert, C. Panconi, J. Lnkon. K. Jelovich, Mrs. Ptis- ateri, J. Ozimek, J. Johnson, J. Grabsky, J. Canning. 2n l Row: B. Dalvesco, L. Scopel, L. Bundy, P. Williams, C. Pasqualine, V. Buble, M. Cagnon, J. Dluski, M. Sokolowski, C. Gilson. I. Fuller, F. Swartz, S. Phillis. Top Row: D. Petricca, L. Remmert, C. lanetti, |. Latella, W. Smith, G. Koraido, R. Dellapina. The Latin Club, sponsored by Mrs. Pusateri, elected the following members as officers in Sep- tember: Kerry Jelovich, president; John Ozimek, vice president; Janet Lnkon, secretary; and James Johnson, treasurer. At the first meeting the members decided to do something different at their annual dance by making it a semi-formal, stag dance. This dance called the Harvest Ball, had for its main attraction a group of singers, The Shakers. The Harvest Ball proved to be one of the big- gest events of the year. The Latin and Spanish Clubs joined efforts during the Thanksgiving season, and each mem- ber brought food for baskets which were given to needy families. During the Christmas season the two clubs again united, and each member brought old toys for distribution to children. The members worked hard repairing and painting them. Another project at Christmas was the visit to the Day-Care-Training Center to hold a party for retarded children. Both the Thanksgiving and the Christmas projects have been permanently adopted by the club. Harvest Ball 17
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fomm JvriaL Qlub (phovid A. (Additional Jhainim The Commercial Club was organized primarily to give its members additional in- struction on topics which cannot be fully covered in the classroom. Another function of the club is to instruct anyone enrolled in the Commercial Course as to the duties of an efficient office worker. Every year the club undertakes two pro- jects—to buy a pin for the highest ranking commercial student and to pay half the cost of “Today’s Secretary,” a secretarial magazine which seniors receive for use in class work. To obtain money for these projects, the club members sell candy and gum at games. Under the guidance of Miss Tiano, the girls are given a better understanding of the commercial field and are made fully aware of the many requirements necessary to equip a secretary for a responsible position. The following officers were elected: Sara Fodor, president; Barbara Krynak, vice presi- dent; Mary Rose Caruso, secretary-treasurer; Helene Horovitz and Nellie Fritch, program chairmen. How about a piece of candy? Bottom Row, I. to r.: J. Marra, G. Launch, K. Mika, N. Fritch, It. Horovitz, S. Fodor, Miss Tiano, B. Krynak. M. Caruso, J. Melynk, L. Malone. 2nd Row: R. Lounder, C. Panconi, I. Fuller, M. Tustin, K. Halloway, . Tucker, P. McClements, J. Fratini, D. Schiavo, C. Kennedy, P. Orenchuk, J. Presutti, D. Mankowski, V. Tustin, R. Gallo, J. Testa, M. WorstclI. Top Row: K. Gillespie, F. Bartoletti, D. Mike, M. Michalski, M. Allison, 1). Anderson, G. Roberts, M. Wayson, R. McBee, N. Duni, B. Tarhalla, P. Sziminski, B. Costello, B. Dubich, J. Dluski, P. Thompson. 19
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