Abraham Clark High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Roselle, NJ)

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if11is'r now: J. Pig- natiello, KI. Soikn, Nl. Cuvnllu, B. NYreu, Nl. Doinhrowski, B. Hutt, K. lfalirfalx. SECOND HOXY: P. Bralcllcy, Iuckiewicz, C. Harris, I. Bll1'I', C. Cllzlclwiek, G. Buyues, II. O'- Crucly, P. Osolneek, N. Sinnnons, T. Flah- erty, C. Cussihn. Hurrving from room to room each Tliurscluy morning thc 0 . savings plain 1'Gl7l'L'SL'11tiltiVCS Collect your savings. These savings can he usccl for many purposes including furthering your ecluc cation. These voung men take cure of the liqhtinv and the public ' L D T h ' ' I alclclrcss system for ull of our nsscmhlies and special programs. They also show all fihns in the class rooms. The experience they b receive in this manner is most vuluuhle. u 1-........e., ,,.....--- FIRST IIOXV: J. VVein, C. Bcrneking, I. Sweet. SECOND ROXV: J. Taylor, B. Feinswog.:, H. Taylor, S. Levine, R. Yur- rick, C. Cortez, D. Stuurl, I. Kukura. TIIIITD HOW: C. IIz1I- gren, S. Kaufman, I. Pusinick, P. Siegel, R. cll'ZlCTll, R. Berry, NI. Bronstein, II. TLIITICIC, XV. Dunning. FOURTH HOXV: F. Lehr, S. Sovinsky, II. XVincl- holz, I. Zuzulia, II. Brodmun, II. Hzuikin, W. Ilvcr, lf. Vau- lor, R. Tulfle. FII TH ROW: D. Hoffman, C. Leitncr, M. Iluncher, W. Spoemler, T, Lohr.

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You linve probublv seen these harcl working students selling KNEELINC: W Lambert, W. Baugh- er, H. Taylor. SEC- OND ROW: M. Zim- ring, R. Ganzurski W. Linclstrom, H Skiba, R. Ruemmler S. Bowser, P. Xlnstor- rukis, Mrs. P r i s k THIRD ROYV: S Bee-ber, YV. Dunning NV. Iber, D. Chard, j Sweet, R. Tuttle, S Levine. milk in the gym or collecting tickets at basketball games. The Service Club members really help to make our school an better place, The Forum Club discusses the problems und questions of the modern World. Its members learn the basic procedures for demo FIRST ROW: J. Clunstein, L. Perlman, B. Fletcher, I. Smolin SECOND ROXV: B. Pzlclier, L Pennclorf, Xl. Clushin, R. Cur- imgelo, l. Zazuliu, D. Churcl R. Tuttle, L. Czarneeki, S Levine, P. Nlustorakis, Mr. Rosecrans. 60 crutic discussions. L..-1-m

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FIRST IIOXY: S. Bec- Iwr. B. Ram-Iwr. XI. Cnsliin. I. ICcIn1nnfIs. B. Sproni. S. CIass- ner, L. Ci'r'go1'x', L. Pcwiman, C. Tarimy. SECOND IIUXV: I'I. Taylor. C. lioinhart, I. Sznolin, I. Spivack, S. I,cffc-its, VI. Van Diik. A. CIianfIIr'i'. NI. Bryant. C. Knarr. THIRD HOU.: CQIQIIINIUIH. II. SI4iIu.i. C. IIan1pton, IU. Car- IL'1'. AI. Iiilisi-win-f. I. Xiarino. Xl. l.nn1Ic'II. B. I7Ic'tn-Iivr. C. I.nn- rICII. ITOIIIITII IIUXV: HI. BIIITUII. C. Bvrnv- king. IX. Xlark. I. Za- znIia, XI. IIan4-In-r. NICHIIUCTS of tho Latin CInIn prove that Latin is not a dead language. By singing songs in Latin and by playing games they not only In-arn but haw- fun as well. This L-IIIID mario up ol' ITl'Cl'lCI1 stncic-nts better acqnaints its mvinIw1's with the customs ol? time Pvopici of Franco. The CIUID inemlnors enjoy fll1'TIIC1'IlAlI,f tiloir nnclcrstanciing of the French Ianguagv. FIRST IIOXY: XIV. DnImc'. C. Cnllotta. ll. filltlli-X, Cllassluvr. S, Allison, A. Xlark. -I. Nh-l arIanc-, C. Up- ton, I'. Esocoff, M. Z i in in C 1' in a n, C. I3a1'nc's. S IC C O N ID IIOVV: R. PIotkin, 'l'. Nvison, Haixlnan, M. Finn, N. Swain, I.. Pcfriinan. II. Boyz-r. II. II1ll'l1'll1IIl'T. L. XYiI- liams. L. PI1 i fc- r, TIIIIID HOTT: L. I3on-svn. R. Klop- Iionsw, A. Papsin. If. SvinIIiL-li, L. Cza 1'- nc-cki, B. Voir. AI. Sniolin, TayIor, I. xICC2liIf1'Cf', A. Van Ciilllxf. C. IIL-inz. FOURTH IIOVV: NV. McCntCIicon, I. Ron- ga, IC. Hartman, T. Ccrlick, S. VVvinc-r, S. F1-ItIinan, K. Cranlich, W, Sc-hnler.