Valley Stream South High School - Legend Yearbook (Valley Stream, NY)

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Donald L. to R-S McNamara' Mr. Hicks Advisor' B Ber er' W. Prizewinne ' ' 7 'Y Q ' g 7 Goughg R. Birkeng P. Shapirog A. Carfieldg L. Polnerg R. Mr. Mango. Morant, B. Cluckmang R. Cordong D. Cordon. The Photography Club under the shuttership of Mr. Henry Lichtenstein, is open to all students who are interested in learning the intricacies of camera work. Beginners and advanced members all have a equal opportunity to increase their knowledge. PICA PRINTERS The Pica Printers under the advisorship of Mr. Hicks printed tickets and programs for school affairs and cards for the Press and Audio- Visual Clubs. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB L. to R.-SEATED: G. Zimmermang J. Langg Mr. Lichtenstein, Advisorg P. Allen. STAND- INGJ C. Schieckg N. Shumer. 71

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The Commercial Art Club was formed for the purpose of doing those school projects of other class- es connected with art work. Under the direction of Mr. Klock, it is open to all art students interested in these activities. L. to R.-FIRST ROW: B. Hunrathg M. Paxlong Mr. Henry Klock, Faculty Advisorg K. Goode, President. SECOND ROW: S. Folkesg N. Wenflelg J. Hines' H Planing Q. Forrester lN. Fuchs, P. Anderson' S Shapiro, H colmfgc:.'Mimle1,s11.-mary. 3 Y i A Q ' ' i ' AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB The members of the A.V. Club perform invaluableservice to the school by operating projectors and recorders in South. The boys learn the operation of this equip- ment under the supervision of Mr. Charles Baker. Mr. Baker L. to R.-FIRST HOW: H. Searchg A. Levensong R. Richfordg E. Spinnerg G. Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: N. Mendog F. Silva-rg R. Grossman: J. WCllFkQ A. Polnerg R. Schuenhoff. THIRD ROW: R. Lamhersong R. Bellg Mr. Charles Baker, Faculty Advisorg R. Bischoffg D. Bergdahl.

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BIOLOGY CLUB L. to R.-FIRST ROW: B. Jupiterg L. Lentg J. Langg Mr. Saffring J. Akersg L. Lipton: S. Jonas. SECOND ROW: C. Cantorg L. Casillog S. Holzg J. Hirschbergg N. Fuchs: J. Weinger. THIRD ROW: R. Connellyg P. Zampinog R. Petersong F. Fritts. SCIENCE The activities of the science department provided future scientists with an opportunity to develop their interests. Biology, chemistry, and physics students worked after school in experimentation, research, and learning. 72 PHYSICS CLUB L. to R.-J. Daltong M. Monseng D. Wertenbergg F. Hardtg R. Siegelg P. Chapelardg F. Silverg R. Ellrlichg Mr. 0'Conner, Advisor. MATH-SCIENCE SEMINAR An experimental course in math and science on the college level taught by Mr. Stem has been instituted in South. Sen- iors, who in the opinion of their teachers, show a proficiency in math and science are eligible for this course. L. to R.fSEATED: J. Ettlingerg C. Laging M. Nathansong J. Wolovickg L. Lipton. STANDING:, Mr. Stem, Advisorg J. Langg J. Richmondg J. Zoeller.