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

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l February Sth-We did our best to look intelligent. Those group pictures were for the yearbook. F bruary 11th-Professor Hatch of Montclair State Teachers College gave a very inter- esting talk on Lincoln. February 13th-Did you have a good time at the afternoon social given by the foods 1 classes? Or did Friday, the thirteenth, scare you? The refreshments were delicious, and that conga ---- ! If bruary 17th-Scroll and Quill card party. Lucky winners were given their share in defense stamps. Fc-bruary 19th-Professor Hatch back again to tell us about Washington. He certainly knows a lot about the private lives of the great heroes in history. Hqbruary 27th-The Musicale presented by the Spanish-Italian Music Appreciation Clubs was a great success, musically and financially. And was the junior Red Cross grateful for the donation of the proceeds! March 6th-Air raid drills intermittently. They average two a weekg we're getting to be quite experienced in this business of dodging. March 12th, 13th- june Mad a success all around. March 16th-Did you see patches before your eyes? Only the tuberculin patch test, required by law of everyone. March 27thSThe Hi-Yers, in best bib and manners, entertained royally at their dance 1 in the gym. It was your own fault if you clidn't have a good time. Aipril 3rd to April 12th-EASTER! A little early for that new spring bonnet but a boon to wilted spirits. All enjoyed a much needed rest. A ril 17th-After the vacation, we were well fortified for the end of the third marking eriod and report cards. Many tearful surprises when failures were announced. April 20th-Spring is in the air when the twirlers begin their afternoon practice on the diamond, and sprinters do their paces around the track. April 24th-What a temptation to wander and sit in the park on these warm spring afternoons. Mlay lst-Music organizations presented their musicale. Mhly 10th-The Scroll made its annual appearanceg an evening's good reading by our i very own authors. May 15thwCliHside played host again for the annual speech contest sponsored by our local backers. May 18th-Satisfied with your picture in the yearbook? We did the best we could, W what with priorities, et al. june 4th-Ninth graders made that annual trip to West Point today. Do you ' remember when? jude 12th-Tearful farewells at a very nice Junior Farewell Party to the Seniors. june 18th-Need we say more than to mention the date? 1

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