Clifton High School - Rotunda Yearbook (Clifton, NJ)

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X C342 JANUARY PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF -left to right-Joseph Zangara, Jacqueline Klippel, photography editor, Joseph De Liberto. :nn lll Ill , tasa' Q . 61 Valli' S-A ' A or T l Ill Ill + ly n ager, Jack Wolf. A YEARBOOK ADVlSORi Sz' 4 JANUARY EXECUTIVE EDITORS- lett to right-Donald Thie, Busi- ness Manager, Margaret Baird, Lit- erary Editor, Lois La Greca, Asso- ciate Editor-in-chiet, Mr. Aaron Halpern, Yearbook Advisor, Ray- mond Schweibert, Assistant Editor, Jacqueline Klippel, Photography Editor, Dorothy Pollara, Typing Editor. JANUARY TYPING STAFF-sitting left to right-Lydia De Moliner, Vivian Kardis, Dorothy Pollara, Typing Editor, Lorraine Rosada, Lois Den Bleyker, standing left to right-Rose Cyron, June Solanko, Catherine Lipari, Sylvia Krietman. JANUARY 'LITERARY STAFF-sit ting left to right-Greta Groupe, Carol Piaja, Viola Breda, Margaret Baird, literary editor, Eleanor Grimes, Jane Kearns, Corinne An- zalone, standing left to right-Ross Hirshorn, Landis Macintosh, Has- kell Aronson, Marie Chipolone, Mazie Montalbano, Joan West- hoven, Patricia Stumpf, Joseph Mikula. JANUARY BUSINESS STAFF standing left to right-Landis Mac Intosh, Donald Thie, Business Man

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1,vt. FD- 'Q iff? I ' if-'QD' RSS, f CLUBS Each blueprint is composed of a multitude of ideas, all in some way pertinent to the contemplated construction, So it is with the extra-curricular activities, which make up an integral part of school life. Every such club and organization contributes to the molding of the greatest construction of all, the personality and character of a human being. The immeasurable benefits derived from taking active part in the development and furthering of these clubs more than com- pensate for the time and effort spent, It is in these clubs that future diversions are conceived, mutual interests allied, and sub- sequent friendships formed. Here, also, one gains a knowledge of management, procedure, good sportsmanship and the ability to express opinions concisely and persuasively. These, along with one of the fundamental concepts of our society, that co-operation is necessary for accomplishment, will serve in good stead in the future. A-. Yv ' '- I 4'ir afv'n ax' 7 Sax t V' Av IS ,ax0Ww ' 3. ' MANY ACTIVITIES ARE NEEDED 4 - o

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an LITERARY STAFF: Lett to right'-StandingM-Allan Christen- sen, George Bishop, Peggy Clarkson, Charlotte Zaumseil, Ed Frank, Tom Dolan, Seated--Beverly Klein, Mar- guerite Andrusin, Barbara Speets, Gloria Thierfelder, Alberta Hanna- man, Betty Gray, Helen Franek Ruth Fisher, Trudy Harrison. JUNE I :ri - 1:f I - C47 iiii ' -We W t: i i fi?--, , I I Sail I 0 W7 its ii' fx Qfig. I fig il S Q Q T JUNE EDITORIAL STAFF: Left to Chipolone, Photography Editor it :ef right-Joan Carmen, Assistant Edi- Catherine Peters, Head Typists x , QL, if -A JI tor, Mr. A. Halpern, Advisor: Mary Sylvan Rothenberg, Business Man , 3 I Kennedy, Editor-In-Chief: Michael ager. 5-lg, in, - . STUDENT STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER -Charles Stagnitto, JUNE PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Left to right-Joseph Lombardo, Peggy Clarkson, Michael Chipolone. 4 N G s v. I, , I JUNE TYPING STAFF: Left to right - Helen Franek, Catherine Peters, Dorothy Miller, Geraldine Polatini, Kathleen Betz, Helene Liptak. Y