Cliffside Park High School - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Cliffside Park, NJ)

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lisacfsu The Leaders Club was organized by Mrs. Edna Smith in 1936 to promote good sportsmanship and develop the students' interests in sports' activities. Membership is open to all Senior girls who have obtained 500 points in extra-curricula athletics. These girls act as ollicials at games played by other teams of the school. This year, the girls participated at playdays held in other schools and played the members of the alumnae. They also held games with members of other schools who participate in the same athletic activities. The officers of the club are Lucille Greiner, President, Vice-President, Marie La Sala, Louise Carrelle records the minutes of the meeting, and the financial business is cared for by Johanna Kostolansky. The present faculty adviser is Mrs. Emily Micka. amma Sigma The Gamma Sigma, organized this year by Miss jean Chamberlin, was started as a club for those girls interested in sports. Any girl who is interested in women's sports, and will take an active part in the activities of the club, may become a member. The members of Gamma Sigma have enjoyed a roller skating party, and have bowled for their recreation. They plan to swim and engage in other sports in season. The omcers of the club are: President, Carol Meilg Vice-president and Secretary, Bette Oliver, Treasurer, Huldah Todd.

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cqzt The Art club was organized in 1937 by Miss Helen Turner, who has been suc- ceeded this year by Mrs. Mary Soldwedel. The chief purpose for organizing was to give the students who do not study art an opportunity to take an interest in it. The members engage in a study of the masters of art and their works. Throughout the year several trips are taken by the club members to private and state art exhibits where masterpieces of art are seen and discussed by the members. The club also aids in making posters and signs for the various clubs in the school, the red cross and defense work, etc. The officers for the year of 1942 are: President, Camille De Nicola, Vice Presi- dent, Frances Kerr, Secretary, Alice Serabiang and Treasurer, Virginia North. Eldmdffd lVbefz om' me comes, call 111, and we will a1z.fwer. The Dramatic Club was organized in 1930, under the direction of Mrs. Hazel B. Evans, the present adviser, assisted by Miss jean Chamberlin, for the purpose of creating a wider interest in drama, to study and to produce more worthwhile plays and other dramatic productions. Entertainment for the various clubs, assembly programs and F00tlights are the customary functions and services rendered during the year. The activities of the year 1941-42 were inductions for new members, sponsoring assembly programs, donation of funds to the Cli-Hi and also the exchanging of plays with various high schools. There is also the coaching of student directors and arrange- ments for F0otlights at Eight . The Club members also attend the theater throughout the year. They also attempt to have ready speakers for Women's Clubs , other high schools and various organizations throughout the town whenever they are called upon. The present officers for the year of '42 are: President, Charles Vorbach, Vice- president, William Schoenebaum, Secretary, john McGarigal, Treasurer, Helen Rotke- wicz.