Clifton High School - Rotunda Yearbook (Clifton, NJ)

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I 4 The Rei leetor Februar 93 Pnhlixhed hy the .fzzzdentf of Clifton High School, Clifton, New jerfey. Member of Columbia Scholuxtic Prem Ayfociation, North jerfey Scholiulic Prey! Ayfocialiofz, and Lehigh Scholarlir Prey! Auociafioiz. Wi.. 1' CONTENTS Heritage Gordon Ross Smith June '35 10 Defeat Hal Reid June 35 Puppy Love Jack Hughes June 35 Day Dreams M. Hortsch June '35 Mysterious Night Eleanor Roerich Feb. '35 Backstage on Opening' Night Cathryn George Feb. '37 However Noblie Donne Gordon Ross Smith June '35 The Organist Myrtle J. Wood Feb. '36 The Cornell I Know John G0-rdon Dobson Alumnus A Soothsayer Harry Razen Feb. '36 Lament of the Lonely Girl Evelyn Champin June '35 Autumn Haze Morton Rochelle June '35 The Willows and the Brook Evelyn Kelly June '35 Stinson Lake Margaret Wright June '35 Fire at Sea Helen Snyder Feb. '35 Autumn Marion Young June '35 Book Dreams Hal Reiki June '35 The Way to School Emma Malloy June '35 The Carnival Frances Rosen June '35 The Choir: Old Russia William Nibbling June '35 Alpine Adventure Paul Cowzza Feb. '36 The Old Mill Mildred Paprocki June '35 Sky Emma Malloy June '35 Football Henry Cfroland Feb. '35 Football Weather Hal Reid June '35 Cross Country Henry Croland Feb. '35 Ping Pong Love Emma Malloy June '35 Her Choice Violet Abele June '35 From the Ease of the Editor's Chair Things We Need Athletic Letters The Girls' Athletic Association Tommie Marion Ludwig June '35 The Call of the Sea Mary Richards Feb. '35 The Honor Society Regina Conklin June '35 The Hi-Y Club lack Hughes June '35 Our Own Daniel Websters -The Debate Club Jack Hughes June 35 The F00t11g'hts Club Jack Hughes June 35 The German Club vs. I The New Schedule Jack Hughes June' 35 Radjo Club n l u John Van Houten June '35 Senior 4-1 Class Activities Regina Conlglin June '35 g2llC1EQ0lB12ind gleigy Croland Feb. '35 e ir eserves ac Hu IES Jun '3 A Word to Two-Year g 6 5 C0mm91'C1alS Henry Croland Feb. '35 In a Beauty Parlor Josephine Messineo June '35 Gram s Morton Rochelle June 35 The ghhool Building Senior Section

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' A friend to all and always makes good Telephone PAssaic 2-7119 RUTBLATTS SPORT SHOP 38 LEXINGTON AVE., PASSAIC, N. J. BERKELEY School of Secretarial Training EAST ORANGE 1 22 Pnosrecr smear : NEW JERSEY : E lnfensive course preparing E 'lweniy-five February, l935, - high school graduates and col- : lege women exclusively for pre- ! ferred positions. Background E college courses are given by - ' university professors of recog- nized s'I'anding. Charmingly ap- pointed roof garden s+udios.jl For bulletin, write 'the Director, or dial ORange 3-I246. LI I ll ll IE I WILL YOU HELP? RESTORE PROSPERITY OBso1.ETE GOLD JEWELRY with a Gold Value of a half billion dollars is hidden away in jewelry boxes and bureau drawers. Will you help by fhuugiug your obrolete GOLD JEWELRY into curly? Look it up today and bring it in. Highest Prices Paid in Cash E. ROY PARCELLS JEWELER 751 Main Avenue Clifton, N. J. Opposite Clifton National Bunk E. H. WEIBRECHT STUDIO 104 CLIFTON AVENUE CLIFTON, N. J. Photographer for This Reflector For an Appointment Call PAssaic 2-6067-J Artistic Picture Framing Photographs Printed in this Reflector can be had at any time

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Beauty A thing of beauty is a joy forever, Its loveliness increases, it will never Pass into nothingnessg but still will keep A bower quiet for us, and a sleep Full of sweet dreams, and health, and quiet breathing. Therefore on every morrow are we wreathing A flowery band to bind us to the earth, Spite of despondence, of the inhuman dearth Of noble natures, of the gloomy days, Of all the unhealthy and o'er-darkened ways Made for our searching. Yes, in spite of all, Some shape of beauty moves away the pall From our dark spirits. From Keats' Poem to Emiymion The REFLECTOR i--