Clifton Heights High School - Log Yearbook (Clifton Heights, PA)

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Police of the Air-Lanes Can you picture the confusion and congestion that would reign in our air-lanes with the absence of the ef- ficient officers of the Monitorial System? These monitors deserve much credit for carrying out their day by day task in a capable, responsible manner, and doing their part in making this an orderly place in which to work and live. First Row, left to right: B. Menge, E. Moore, A. Dezio. Second Row: E. Barlow, L. Lombardo, L. Serafine, M. Scali, B. Battista, J. DiPoalo. Gremlin Busters The governing body aboard our worthy plane kept things running smoothly and on an even keel. Work- ing under a newly ratified constitu- tion and supervised by Mr. Lester, the Student Senate regularly informed the passengers of all school activities. A Christmas Dance and a banquet in spring for all letter winners high- lighted this group's social affairs. The officers of the Student Senate were Nancy Rank, president, james Brown, vice president, Ruth Sheleva, secretary, and Emma Qualata, treas- urer. Seated, left to right: J. Battista, J. Brown, V. Pres., E. Qualata, Treas.g N. Rank, Pres., R. Sheleva, Sec., Mr. Lester, Sponsor, K. Rice. Second Row: P. Watson, B. Myers, G. Rosato, E. Blagbrough, M. A. Patti, A. Mack, B. McCracken. Third Row: D. Ferguson, J. Finn, J. Snader, F. Kowal, J. DePietro, J. Mucha.

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Flight Recorders Seated, left to right: N. Rank, R. Sheleva, R. Jergensen, J. Mucha. Standing: P. Romanski, B. Hasselman, K. Rice, M. Ben- nett, A. Norek, A. Froy, M. Ashton, M. L. Boland, A. Dezio, G. Holcombe. The flight recorders, in spite of several atmospheric setbacks, weathered the storm and produced this Log. The efforts of those who helped make this a successful record of our flight warrant much praise and credit. To them belongs the recognition for a job well done. Co-Editors .... Business Manager . Sports Editor . . . Photographic Editors Literary Staff . . . Business Staff . . Art Staff . . . Typing Staff. . . Advisor . . The Staff . Nancy Rank and Ruth Sheleva . . . . . . . . .Mildred Bennett MaryAshton . . Ethel Dunn and Peter Romanski . . Barbara Hasselman, Keith Rice, Albert Froy, james Kruetzfeldt, Geraldine Holcombe, Ruth jer- gensen, Mary Lou Boland . . . . . . Mary Lou Boland and Geraldine Holcombe Mary Rodowitz and Adolph Norek . . . Jeanette Mucha, Ethel Dunn, Martha Cain, Shirley Musch- let, Elaine Cauler, Ruth jer- gensen, Mildred Berridge .. . . . . .. Mrs.JeanLoos 54 Above: The Log's co-editors, Nancy Rank and Ruth Sheleva, confer with Business Manager Mildred Bennett and one of the staffs two Photography Editors, Ethel Dunn.

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This is the first year that the band has accompanied us on our flight. Under the able direction of Mr. Harold Schiff, the band has played at most of our football games and has appeared in two ar d p a es, These instrumentalists deserve a lot of cre- dit for the fine job they have ac- co ' ' mpllshed 1n so short a time. Under Mr. Schiff's inspiring leadership, we are looking forward to a top-flight band. There's Musuc our hiEh'Sf9PPing majorettes: R. Trombetti, A. Mack, G. Rosato, head drum majoretteg C. Leonard, M, A, Patti. The color-guard, left to right: M. Berry, captain, S. Muschlet, D. Finn, M. Finn, E. Cauler. First Row, left to right: R. Garchi J . nsky . C1Pollo, H. Spangler, N. North, J Noble J Pergini M , . , . Wark, J. Styer, J. Holstein. S econd Row' R Mur h . . p y, W. Mastracola E Preston W , . , . Fry, B. Win- ters, L. Perry, E. Barlow, B. Trum- poldt. Third Row: Mr. Schiff, E. Ashton, W. North, W. Burkholder, J. O'Donnell, N. Bagent, W. Dracup, E. Blagbrough, N. Redfern, L. McNamee Fourth R . ow: J. Gilmore, R. Tayvinsky.