Clifton High School - Rotunda Yearbook (Clifton, NJ)

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 1:-,.- -.-;J- 5 •..: .•.. • ■'..'.[■I c $ c [' i I 11-1 THE REFLECTOR 1 ?f The Business Department of the Reflector Staff extends its hearty appreciation to the business people and other friends who backed up our paper so generously. To the 2-1 Class, whose members alone secured $135 in ads, we wish to give special thanks, and we hope that other classes will be inspired by their good work. The winners of the prizes in the ad contest are as follows: Solomon Entin..........First prize $5.00 Lewis Jacobs..........Second prize 3.00 Arthur Argauer.........Third prize 2.00 TO THE READERS OF THE “REFLECTOR”: As a member of the Senior Class 1 wish to take this opportunity to publicly thank the 4-1 girls for the aid they have so willingly forwarded to help make this issue of the Re- flector possible. An appeal was made to both the girls and the boys of the 4-1 class for additional funds and the girls responded instantly with a ten dollar ad, almost double the amount raised by the fellows. Here’s to the 4-1 girls! D. J. W., ’23. Boost the “Reflector’ PAGE SIX

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|- THE REFLECTOR | COMPLIMENTS THE CAPITOL THEATRE PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY PORTABLE MACHINERY CO., Inc. MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT CLIFTON, N. J. Truth is the highest thing that man may keep

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THE REFLECTOR Compliments of the Class of February, 1923 Compliments of the Class of June, 1923 Compliments of the Class of February, 1924 Compliments of the Class of June, 1924 Compliments of the Class of February, 1925 Compliments of the Class of June, 1925 Compliments of the Class of February, 1926 4 years 'orrnliments of the Class of February, 1926 2 years Compliments of the Class of June, 1926 4 years Compliments of the Class of June, 1926 2 years An ounce of success is worth a ton of excuses : ! PAGE SEVEN [• .