Clifton High School - Rotunda Yearbook (Clifton, NJ)

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Dedication We proucuy cleclicate tlfnis issue ot the Reflector to our stalwart exponents ot IrMens sana in corpore sanon, a lounclw ot clean sports ancl splenclicl sportsmen : Qur Footloau Team

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L ciitorials Our' Tbenzc' - Local Color N the printed page it is possible to give only an abbreviated idea as to what this thing-Local Color--isg but let us attempt the impossible. To be most specific, and yet to be most paradoxical, Local Color is everything around us, Local Color is all that goes to make up the marked environment of a locality, Local Color is that unqualified characteristic that differentiates one place from another so completely that it is impossible to mistake one for the other. Let me explain: In the city we find Local Color in the surge of the crowd, in the whirr of the machine, in the air of bustle and excitement that pervades every modern metropolis. On the prairie we find Local Color in the surge of the hills, in the glamor of space, in the air of peace and unruffled content that hangs upon the landscape. In Clifton we find Local Color in the mountains that hem us in near Paterson, in the Race Track with its memories of thoroughbreds and stables, in the old Colonial relics that remind us of the time W'ashington camped on our doorstep. And in Clifton High we find Local Color in the curve of the janit0r's moustache, in the conversation of the corridor, the gossip of everyday things that concern us-Miss Le Fevre's new car, Mr. Berthold's new hat, Mary Hfs new beau, Jack K.'s new tie, for us these things are Local Color. And what could be more appropriate than to adopt as our theme this term that quality that makes Clifton, Clifton, and Clifton High, Clifton High,-Local Color! Derclirfs SHIP, heavily laden with cargo, bound for a far-distant port, steams majestically out of the harbor. For hours, perhaps days, the sun shines brightly and the sea is calm. From the captain on the bridge comes the call, All's well. The crew goes merrily about its tasks. Five