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THE REFLECTOR CLIFTON II I G II S C II O O I FEBRUARY. 1925 The Orchestra The Glee Club PAGE TWENTY-SIX
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T II E !( E F LETT () l( ( L I I T O N II I c; II s c H o o L V E I! R r A R Y. 9 2 5 The following are members: Thomas Brown Louis Cross George Kuliek Marius Celentano Joseph I)e Rose Joseph Jehl William Connolly Robert Caverley George Connors Stephen Soltis VVi 11 iatn I)obbelaar Peter Wilhowsky Cyrus Draper Wilfrid Mencgus Joshua Fronipkin Riidol))h Sehram Abe Rutberg Aldo Constantin Arthur Levine Eugene Pellegrine Edwin Hall Saul Entin Aldo Sala John De Vries Rudolph Hassett Frank Polphemus David Nadell William Kupper Eugene Kuzmiak John Dobol Nie k Persel Wilbur Stevens name added to this list .John Doboi,, Secretary, '25. Jack Schiedemann Why not have your for the next report? THI'i IS THf REFLECTOR STAFF AFTER THE ISSur !f COMPLETE. THEY HAKE am APPEAL TO THE {STUDENTS NEW MATERIAL BuT--’‘lT DOESN'T MEAN ANYTHING — Qrwt on. tke Glee SHE . I'm told ♦Kat you love music. HE •• Ve»; but never mind; Keep on GRAND OPERA SOON At last! A chorus has been started in Clif- ton High—a real honest-to-goodness school chorus, with a music instructor, assistants, and all. This is something brand new in our school, and we are grateful to those who made it pos- sible. The chorus meets every Wednesday at Thorburn’s Hall. At present the chorus is talking up several songs in preparation for the June commencement. It is true that we have the Girls’ Glee Club, which has given us some fine programs, but we must remember that the boys ought to have a “voice” in music affairs too. An idea has just occurred to me! With the chorus under Miss McQuillian’s splendid super- vision, with the stage ability of the Arts Club, and with our future Paderewski and Paganini, Mr. Kuzmiak and Mr. Kupper respectively, we may soon have grand opera all of our own. C. Mkzzanette, June ’25. Son—“I got a hundred in two subjects. Father—“Very good. In what subjects?” Son—“50 in spelling, and 50 in arithmetic.” Purchaser “What is the charge for this battery?” Garageman—“One and one-half volts.” Purchaser—“How much is that in American money ?” Exchange. PAGE TWENTY'-FIVE
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THE REFLECTOR CLIFTON H I G H S C H O O I. FEBRUARY, 1925 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN
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