Clifton High School - Rotunda Yearbook (Clifton, NJ)

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Annex 1-1 Girls A pupil, who is to present such excuses to the class teachers. At the discretion of the section room teachers, and with their express permission, pupils may visit their friends in other rooms during the luncheon period. 17-REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE USE OF STAIRWAYS, Except on entering or leaving school, the stairs leading from the girls' side and the stairs at the end of the new' wing are to be used for up traffic. The stairs in the center of the building and those on the boys' side are to be used for down traffic. Pupils attending classes in the basement are to use the stairs nearest to their classrooms leading to the first Hoor. Any infractions of these regulations are to be dealt with hy tlIe Junior Police. 18-METHOD or DEALING WITH CASES OF TARDINESS. Late pupils are to enter the building by way of the lower front stairway and receive entrance slips to section rooms or classes. One percent per week is to be deducted from each student7s class average in all subjects, for unexcused tardiness. Cards are mailed to the homes of students reporting tardy. Tardy pupils are to report to detention for thirty minutes. 19-INFRACTIONS WHICH MAICE OFFENDERS LIABLE TO EXPULSION. Failure to report to detention may mean suspension for the remainder of the term. Pupils who leave school without permission automatically exclude themselves from further attendance until a conference has been held with the parents. Smoking in the school or on the school grounds. uCutting classes. Pupils who repeatedly '4cut classes must drop the subject they have so neglected. Pupils who have been expelled are not readmitted until the parents confer in person with the Principal. EDITH GOETSCHIUS. JEAN COLEMAN. Twenty-Eve

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Annex 1 -1 Boys school term. The claim must outline the actual work on which it is based, and the number of hours spent in such work. The claim should he accompanied by a certi- ficate from the school or instructor under whom the work was done. Pupils are not to change their programs after the first week of a new term. 15-REGULATIONS CONCERNING CONDUCT ON THE SCHOOL GROUNDS. Pupils are forbidden to leave the building while school is in session, except with special permission from the office. Excuses to leave school early will not he honored after 8:40 a. m. Smoking is prohibited on the school grounds. 16-REGULATIONS CONCERNING CONDUCT IN SECTION ROOMS. The following program must he followed in all section rooms in the morning except on days when the section room pupils attend the Assemhly: 1.-Flag salute, 2.-Reading the morning lesson Qten verses from the Old Testamentjg 3.-Recitation of the Lord's Prayer. Pupils must report to their section rooms before 8:41-5 a. m. They must report again at noon for luncheon. Should they eat in the cafeteria they mustlreport to the section room after they have finished eating. Attendance again is required at the end of the seventh period, when the roll is to he taken before dismissal. The three bells rung at the end of the day indicate respectively: the end of the seventh period, time to go to lockers, and dismissal. NO pupil is to remain in the building after dismissal except under the direct supervision of a teacher. I Pupils are not to leave school early without presenting their excuses to the section room teachers. These excuses must hear the seal of the Office and the signa- ture of the Principal or his representative. Pupils are not to leave school during the luncheon period, except with the special permission of the Office. . Pupils are to present to their section room teachers their excuses for tardiness or absences. These are to he signed hy the section room teacher and returned to the Twentyrfour

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THE REFLECTOR val- 'iw llExtra:Qlurricu ar Qltlbs and Qrganizations HE multiplicity of clubs and organizations now in operation in the High School presents at once a great advantage as well as a variety of activities sponsored by those student almost every student interested in extra-curricular work to find some organization devoted to special work in which he or she may be interested. On the other hand these clubs have a tendency to act independently, and without regard for the interests of other clubs, particularly as regards meeting dates. growing problem. The great groups makes it possible for ln order that confusion may be avoided it has been suggested by many students that the General Organization take over the control of the student clubs and require that they shall adopt constitutions outlining their respective purposes, the particular eligibilities for membership, general and particular activities, meeting dates, dues, and assessments. The present status of the clubs is revealed in the following chart: I LITERATURE AND THOUGHT n - NAME PURPOSE ELIGIBILITY ACTIVITIES MEETINGS SPONSORS DUES The Organ of ex- Must pass ex- General journal- Alternate Miss R. Smith None Reliector pression: to in- aminations: keep istic work. Tuesdays in Miss A. Spinella terpret and mold a high level in Room 203. Mr. C. Berthold pupil opinion. grades. Miss C. Dangre- . . mond Debating Promote foren- Ability to per- Interscholastic Alternate Mr. B. Richards 50c Club sic ability. suade. and inter-club de- Thursdays in Mrs. Bloore the hates. I Room 106. term. History To interpret Grade of .at Engages proml- Every Fri- Mr. C. Berthold None Club current history. least 80 in His- nent personages to day in Room Miss J. Marshall tory. speak before mem- 114. bers and guest students. Press To supervise Interest in jour- Participate in Every Wed- Miss Morrell None Club student news- nalism. assemblies: write nesday in Miss Clough paper reporters. for IleWSpaDe1'S. Room 212. ACI-IIEVEMENT Honor To cite honor Must have earn- Help teachers Alternate Miss C. Smith None Society pupils: to en- ed a bronze pin. in special pro- Tuesdays in courage original jects. Room 314. creative edort. DRAMA AND THE ARTS Foot- To develop dra- Ability to act. Write and pro- Alternate Miss H. Kerwin None lights matic ability duce plays. Wednesdays Club in the Audi- torium Glee Club To promote ap- Vocal ability. Concerts and Every Fri- Miss J. McQuillen None Chorus preciation of good recitals, day in the au- Music Ap- music. ditorium. preciation LANGUAGES French French plays, Must take Visit French No definite Miss Vorrath None Club music and song. French. c lu b s in other dates. schools. German Study German Must take Ger- See German Alternate Miss Holfmeister 5c a Club customs. Give man. films and plays. Wednesdays Miss Anderegg week. German plays Visit clubs in in Room 207. and sing songs. other schools. SCIENCES Math. Advanced study Must have pass- Work on prob- Every Mr. A. Struyk Sc a Club of mathematics. ed 2 years' work lems or projects. Thursday 'week, in Mathematics. in Room 217. Radio Build radios and Interest in ra- Visit broad- Every Wed Mr. Rosenfeld None Club radio devices dio. casting stations nesday in Room 307. BUSINESS Commer- Aid in office Must have pass- Visit business Alternate Miss E. Brown None cial Club work. ed I year of typ- h o u s e s and Wednesdays Miss Thompson ing and short- schools. in Room 115. hand. PURELY SOCIAL Girl Weaving, sew- Must belong to Entertain Hi-Y Every Mon- Miss Lauritsen 50c a Reserves ing, plays. Y. W. C. A. boys and give day in Room year. plays. 107 01' in the Y. W. C. A. Twenty-six