Clifton High School - Rotunda Yearbook (Clifton, NJ)

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Wing-level student councils SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL-Sitting: lane Paris, Chris Mikovits, Adrienne Lesnick, Sue Tomasini, loyce Wilkofsky, Claire Dc Vries, Randi Schoem. Standing: Mr. William Cannici, Miss Linda Lavine, Mr. Walter Decker, Advisors, Ed Rossi, Ken Novak, Ed Anton, Emily larosz, Rich Radcliffe, Mike Messina, Russ Catania, Terry Lee, Greg Chowanec, Linda Mallick, Bob Perugino, President. A-K B L .l IUNIOR STUDENT COUNClLeKneeling: George Sadler, Sitting: Anne Marie Calise, Darlene Becker, Lori Sadewitz, Beth Hrosenchik, Martin Selier, Denise Stein, Sharon Paletti, Barbara Kaslander. Standing: Mrs. Catherine Pieczonka, Advisor, Maria Athens, Susan Gibbons, Beth Aronowitz, Laurie Markovitz, Diane Manewicki, Nancy Dickson, Paula Wolf, Theresa Ciapa, Michael Paitchell, Steve Friedman, Stu Margulies, Gary Prince, Louise Bishop, Mr. Steven Le Page, Advisor. 1. SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNClLeSitting.' Claudia Beckwith, Wendy Keystone, Patty Telep, Mike Boyer. Standing fFirst rowj: Maryann Moroccowitz, Debbie Magliocco, Billy Bernstein, Marty Geller, Dave Zolt, Karen Woods, Wendy Ezor, Dennis Naracca. Second row: Linda Purcell, Pam Bania, Ronnie Colligan, Donna Stein, Cheryl Paicer, David Schwartz, Lewis Teich, Maureen Markey, jean jackson, Alan Lafer, Pat Van Der Iagt, Sherry Moslin. Page 765

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S3335 hi'-.iv STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION-Sitting: Bonnie Ann Morales, Sue Tomasini, Denise Stein, Beth Hazuda, Pat Telep, Wendy Keystone, Claudia Beckwith, Debbie johnson. Standing: Mr. john Groh, Advisor, Marty Selzer, Bob Perugino, Brian Mercer, Sharon Palett, Randi Schoem, Claire De Vries, Ginny Morales, Sal Lalama, Mike Boyer, Bill Randall, President, Mr. Charles Farber, Advisor. Student Council Association: Page 7 64 Each student an individual, reflecting varied interests STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION The Student Council Association iS.C.A.i is a central. facet of life among the high schooI's 3,200 students. Composed of wing-level council officers and five presiding officers elected on a school-wide ballot, the S.C.A. supplies students with the opportunity to expand their responsibilities and to develop leadership and cooperation. Each student has the chance to voice his opinion through the delegates, who carry the ideas to meetings that are often lively and provocative. Responsibilities of the S.C.A. include the promotion of school spirit and improvements in the academic program and the operation of the Finance Committee. In addition, the S.C.A. oversees talent shows, dances and many evening activities. This year's S.C.A. faculty advisors are Mr. Walter Voigtlander, Mr. john Groh and Mr. Charles Farber.

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Back-to-School Night integrates the school with the community .1-1 Parents seek ci moment of refreshment in the midst of C1 busy evening of visiting and questioning. Mr. Robert Starling briefs parents on the structure of his business COUFSGS. Q-J id' Page l 66 N i-unqp... Ullman 'WHPMQ-nu 'S-w.. . - semis! . K if A X 1-if gin-I . N - Helpful hints in the kitchen from Mrs. Evelyn Di Piero of the Home Arts department. ff 4