Clifton High School - Rotunda Yearbook (Clifton, NJ)
- Class of 1948
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S-'Of Fgxw X. gg INR 'WW , 1 Z I v 'II EQ Pubfzklmf by thu CLAXSF OF IUNE I948 CLIFTON HIGH XCHOOL CLIFTON NEW jER.S'EY mr' mf' Sl' S-' Sf' Sir Sf' S S ' P In 1,9515-?, iEu I-ic.. 2' Sr: Sf' Sf: Sffifx Sf 'K,l1,'lQv'2f-75:42 'grfjisiri Sf:-fiir-:irx-'Ss-'JSF' Sf' S-I FOREWORD K ,. ina Loc, a chronicle of our four years in school, recalls the many phases of our journey through Clifton High. We look to the future with eager anticipation knowing that these years of guided training, both aca- demic and social, will help us as we chart our courses t new and varied harlwors. f 1 X! j N fl? ' WW fi Y wwf f rm WJ Zfyw I Qs 6 f if Ss'-Sl' S ,Ss-' SA' Sn' S S Sa Ri: -S ,f N lil J Yla., nfs, sci fsge :tis E555 P555 .. ' hour! -sf' ii 'Nlllili DEDICATIO .i -f-ix As we look lvack on our years in high school, we feel that much of our success can be credited to the careful and persistent guidance that we have received from our par- ents. They have helped us lay the groundwork for our way of living, and their dili- gent training will remain with us through our whole lives. Therefore, in deep and sin- cere appreciation, we, the class of june, 1948, dedicate this yearbook to our parents. xxtrl X 'if THE CLIFTGN BOARD OF EDUCATION Sculul lvl! lo rigllvl are Paul C-rctchyn, Ncal Kuypcrs, XY'illiam Misslnacli, David Van Dillon, president, Fred Friend, school counsel, Mrs. Sarah C. Waas, substituting for Frank lf. Wood, business manager, Emil M. Cacy, Mrs. Alfred XV. Applcgalc, and Frank lf. Gcrsic. 1'un1u1rw'ui1uw nu! fviuliaml rm' Donald F, .Nlcllcnry aml jamcs C. Siglcr. GFORGE J. SMITH bupermtendent of Schools T 0 tba Qnzbrf of Clyflon High School: It is our performance of the hundreds of commonplace tasks of our everyday life that in reality determines the measure of our success. It is our willingness to do little things in a great way that raises us out of the class of mediocrity. And further, it is not the critic that deserves the commendation of the work-a-day world but rather the doer-the one who at least strives valiantlyg who knows the great enthusiasmsg who, in the end, if he wins, knows the triumph of high achievement and who at the worst, as President Theodore Roosevelt put it, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly so that his place shall never he with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat. My very best wishes for your future success, Sincerely, Superintendent lumcar N. Axlmmzsox wrviwr of SMUIIJ1 ' ,1 mu I I ILXRIJI IJ I. A ILXMS Pr fllijllfhll f If'4-Lif. ?'.',!44 , , 1 f ' ' ff 1 f ..-sgg,.4' f I ' a t 3 + F i x A. IDlA,.,xNli NlCIIli3l,S CHARILS A.I3:51m1mn L X I' 5-X , A J lyw IIUIIMVX L V f, - X: A, , 'I-l'fl1'ff71lf ljzfllimzuc Iliruclor '- t f XL r Xxx X f, '- k, THE OFFICE STAFF 4 ff ,sf X 1. Lcll1iQlLQffJlvl: Miss Evelyn Ccitzcnrulcr, Rcgistrarg Mrs, Ilulcn fgilLfh'1,gFllflCI1:Z'll1Ll l j M AAL? 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COLLESTER - Vim' Tpl'lVllCff7t1I in cl,mrg1e ,IQSEPHINE HOCH - Tia' P1'incipf1I DOROTHY FRANK - Clerk HARRY j. C4JI.I.liST!iR Sfnqlisla Dcjmrtnzcut Science 'lJcpar'lu1ent 4:Hl2l.liN CAMPRIQLI. DANIIEI. CHIQSTON DOROTHY CASH 4N1ll.DRI5lJ JACKSON PAULINA CUIQIQSIQMAN ,IACOR RAPPS El.lzA1sl5'l'H BA'I l'15L A Jluflvenmlxcs Dcparlmcnl Al.rRr5O APm.rac:A1'r5 .History AD6.'l7c1l'fllH.'l1f KATHI.liIiN CvRIEIiNIlAl.Gll MAROARTQT D15 VRl15s LOLIISE ZACIIARIAS N A AOATHA SPlN1al.l.A C.Orn1m'r'cmI DCl7rH'lllIL'l!f l,ALlLlNlE GlAA1lgAl,y1fy T'll4'1llSfI'fll1 A1'lS lDCPlU'fll1ClIf ERNA HARDT XWAI.'l'liR DUNN 'Honra ffc. DL'f7rH'fll1Ul1f CHARLES REYNU1-Us RUTH VAN DII.I,l5N pl,7ySfL'tlI Ffdzccaliou 'Defmrlu1w1l fllodurn Larulmule Delmrluzent BETTY SORO1. EUQANOR SCUUSTTQR ARTHUR DONN1s1.1.Y WDIZCIEASITD P-R' Six-KYLE S1',S4 ,Sv KV'-'ffir' 'fin-': S3 I3 CLASS OFFICERS President 'Vice-President RICHARD RENTO DOROTHY JACLIBETZ Secretary Treasurer ANGELA CULLI ANDREW SVENTY The Ocean of Success Lies Undiscovered Before 'Us CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS WHITE RosE IVORY AND BLUE 14 Aaizox H,xl.maRN . :NA B. N15 mai QWW W 3' ' OUR SPONSQRS Over a period of two years, these two people, for whom we have great respect and admiration, have worked incessantly for our class. Their patient guidance has helped us surmount the olvstacles we have faced and their insistent hacking has hrought us triumphantly to this, our graduation. We can only offer our humble thanks and sincere appreciation. THE STAFF 15 . X fbi? U' ' 'S f' 'i QI'll.O4'.S' Qui' photographs, our nick- names, and our courses serve to personalize us to ull. Wfe he- lieve that these four years to- gether have paid us rich divi- dends in lasting friendships. X Q .QJJ x 1 V x il ll DANlEl- A HREIWCZIK XVARREN R. ALT LAXWRE E M. ANDERSON Rui Juke LW-v Industrial Arts , General Scientific 'ks N M yum ARE SXIWL CEOR R. BACHMANN THOMAS BAIS A ' X 'HJUlTIl'7 ' Bach Q Hgxllrjllm J ygfffernl K General General X fl K :Y N 4 Y '?.3'3 'Q ffimfihll-E 'H f. b f' X N LL , 1- - I .. .J 5, 2,1 1 1 WAl.'l'ER BAKA -'cfm-1 R Industrial Arts 11Rums1e1c:K BAPN- v' ..M4RRI ,wlaxl ,jp-l' I DORIS M. BAKER INV Ccncrnl NORMA BARTOLI Jlit:v mNww 5,1133 IUMA, X E' , ?:.i-'ESL - F xv ' .ibn - hh ,IOSEPI IINE BAl.LI'I' lv Accounting CZLORI V. BARTON A Hunts - ' r f ' . ' I' . . f-4 .4,6wc1jaf 7YrtsJ L15 Sccrctnrml y , V' Qmigffql P 1 ' K' ' .' f 1 ' ' A vu, I K J , A O 1- 'V , .AI - A -f' , X 1- ' f -' ,, . 4, Lv- '-f' ft' 5 , - ' ' 1-'Af' N ' . rf' . I9 iSF,r v- r 'I 'QQES- NEW' Eflivmmg E . A 1, JANET BAXT ER HENRY I BEETZ ITII I BLII ,IOSEPII BLLI ANCA DOI ONES M BENIAMIN ROBLRI I: Bl NMMIN Q E 90 0.3 .3 1 vw ,lr Q ALIDREY A. BENSON MARCOT ll. BERCER ROBERTA BERCMAN ButclJ Neg 'liolvIW Secretarial General Clerical Teachers College VINCENT A. BISCOTTI ELEANOR BIZLIB MARY BODNER 'l'incc Biz Jlm'Vi' lndusrrial Arts Ceneral Clerical Accounting ass, ,A Mk lik Eriifflisrlxrg gj E? img V 'SSE 21 fl-fu. f 1 -'L h . ROBERT BOETTCHER MADELINE BORTOLOT LUIS BRADLEY S' ffiwif.sic4' Unidiff' LUN General Secretarial Liberal Arts JOHN BRANCATO ROBERT BRANDELL ANNETTE BRLINN 'Q'Rt-ii 'Rolf' HSIIULH Scientific Scientific A CiCI1Cf l r . , f f u N larva 'tual 'L 1, - W 'ev'-'-'-'-1 -'-'-'-' '-'-'-1- '-'-'-'rv' 'i Qgfzimik, pi ,Muze , - -F-Qs? ' ii? 22 XX . My- MM- f yv-1' J i i E SQ? ' Cqrsib SLU ARLENE BUCK ERNEST BLIONCJOR O BERNlCE BLITTEL Mlilla'lQYH H5il'7llL'H Six cm-rnl Clcricnl Scientific Sccrctarizll V x BARBARA BUSH CE CA E DOMlNlCK CAMMAROTO liol1lvii ' iv Com ' lJuuliuick Ck-ncrnl Clerical Secretarial lndustrinl Arts x 23 1006 ,7 k:1F4,,.',:?Z aes shaky! 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X C 65123 Ox' Xiiggewfvvg' D I7REIJERfiIfU:iOLLECK JOVS PHji, fQ3K I ROSEMf?Ii?'VlfONYAK Scientific U ccbilrxtigug KE-J. Scgrclzirial X 38 f. If I X Lffv CEORCE KOSTECKY ANTI IONY KOSZYIQOXYSIQI I.ILI-IAN KRAVITZ Kon Www 4'LiIl Ccncrnl Ccncrnl Clerical xSCCl'Ql'2lfiIll IIAROLIJ LATIIAM FRANCIS LAVERTY INIICIIAEI. LAZORCI IAK SI1'uIclv Brill ,'IlicIcvV Industrial Arts General E 1 6' Fu! fs Q L 'JI ' ' I' 4 9 f 1-nialfvjgiai A-A-'vw '-'-'-'-'-'vvvv'-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-'-AvAv'v' 'v'v'v'-I-A-A-A-A-A-Av--v-lvvw---J--fv-v-Jrv--'A----v-av-v-.+.a 2: v-A :fun 4 1, 39 0 WLM M ., ff fx' f Y! .f'!' f f ! fu!! 1' r' 1 ' . 1 I s BEVERLY l,EEf5ff I ligi1 'Iw,, ',f l, CQIZVTIT S ' 1 ANGELA LEONARD! Jlmyu' Tcnclmcrs Prep. gzififmb ETMQQANX I 17 ' DOROTI IY LEVEROYICII LUCll.l.I2 HSI IMKUHI ' 1 Dui 'lmnx Sccrctnrinl Tcnchcrs Prop, EARL LERNER RUITEIZT HISKO 4lU1IA -A 'MJ ry- lhlllv SClCllfIf'lC X. 1, tv fl' Imlllstrlnl Arn I ',. I , 'Q KX? IX 4, -ir! . 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J Scientific MMS MAYER Jli1fsiu Secretarial xfcfw I, 1 JEAN MARKERT Nm lc AAfwAAavzwAAAm-v-.-.-. ,lOSlfl'll MARMU Skim ' Q AQ, 1 l General Clerical General RLITH McMANLlS IQGRIQRT MINEGI llN Hkilllvievl Ralf General Clerical Scientific i N X T i Qpwff at - ' -'-'-'- '- ' ' - M ' Fdllwlwnlg wx ..,vs,o Y-'E s - , V faqs? ' 43 W MAD 'X A, Q ir! v XJ' 'fi K -f w 12,366 II DUNN W f ' , fi IIERMAN MEYERS BETTY LOU MIIIER ,I IN M :GO IISL'I7HIUL'H Balm IIIUIIKITQM Industrial Arts GcnernI Clcricnl Sciunti Q' I ROY MOONIIY CATIIARINE MORTGLI LO'I I'IE MO'I'1XCfKI , I CIIIIIIIIVI HCLIIIFVH HNIIIUUIQNYH ., ,w Lggilcncrnl LibcrnI Arts v Gem-ral Ilcricnl Q I 5 1 I cbs C O mf It i wfe 36 If , IES xx gngifllgmm , Ki Wb..vWv.MNWWWv.....-,... .-.-.-. v? 4. 44 v , J J, rf, W fr . 1 .1 t l2l7l'I'll MLIELLER Htl,tlIL'H Lilwcrnl Arts IJOLORES NEGELE XM Ullmluu fl wg, l -vxzvszxf.Av-.1vx1vw-.-v-.-v-v-vwv-.-.-.-.-.-.-v-vxfxfvw-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-s-v+.-.-.-.-.-vw w--v-.-. p ' If C ,cr tml jf! VU ' DOROTHY MLIRIN liullicu Gcncral Clerical DAVID NELSON l MIM' Lilwcrnl Arts -'gE'9f'S7lnF' - uf 1 germ .as-.1 J- A5 gf y XVILI. 1 lNALlRRAcY B11 J' K CNIICITI JOSEPH NIKISCI IER llfxlltllll lmlustrinl Arts 45 LW . W WA ivbx x fl., V lil? vvvvxAAA' vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvA'AiArvAvsrvAvAvAvAvAvA'-JVxA,yAvAvA'AJvVN NORMA NOIJXN BETTY OCIJEN TIIOMAS OI-SIfN Nmui' Hiicli' ' Tum Ci-m-ml Cluricni Secretarial l.ilw1'nl Arts KISIE UPAI.K,'X CARL PANNICKE FRANKLIN PECHAI. i.7'lUllL'TH Carl Vorb CL-m-ral Clcrickd Ccncml A guy Scientific I 1 JH i' 7 517' 1712. i fwi . QP ,ffx '. '4 ,L-:als ,fy ' 46 ' ..-vw-4- . I - . in , .v, I v . g ' av' I' . A .V 'Q--ia.. ' MP' nav- .1 .glx Hp, 0 , J I 4 .4 I RLI'l'Il PETERSON IRENE PFEFFERKORN ,IEANNE PIALX ,llclv Ccncrnl Clerical LILY PIATTI HDI., Gcncrnl Clerical -.--.-.-vvs1vvvv+v-.-v-v v-v-v-v--.rv-.-.-vvs. Afvvvvvvszvv+-v-.-.-.'vsrvvv-v-v-v-v-.-:vw-v-v-v--xrvvw-v-.-.-.-v-.vvw Gcncral College Prcp. J rf I B, LOUISE PINELLI FRANK PONDELICK ul' y iiifgilml - ,A - ,my w ' X - ' ANN POSNER SL uv L lwu Secretarial ROBERT l'ROMlN Half Scientific f QM? iv Ewmdfiilx Q be -:.E'FA!'1' -.1 'S-if REGINA POUNDS lL'cHlnl Secretarial MARIE PROVOST ,Rm General Clerical 48 LALIREI. I'raLEVlS 'Lil1n'el Secretarial IJOMENIC l'Lll.lfO ' Hum' General Clerical vvvvvvsfxfvvgxzvvvvx.AAAAfv-v-.-.rvxfv-.-.-v-vs:-v-v-.-.xv-v-f.AAA1-.-.-.AAf A A Avsfv- - cr' -in Lbkllfii .-as-1-A - f ' 1 ' f . '- f 7 QV dv P U , iiifafii r if L L e . s:m!11vmmE .5 f.-v-K. - A-.-.A,-6.x-.A.-.-K -.-.-.-vf.Cyl.-v-'-.-.-.ww--v-W--v--Nwv-N-A--v--v-wM------v--NWWA---M -v- frggjhfj ,L ci . U ' :ah -3 1 Uk' ig Tj' 'Sei' ydilj fL.l 'L4 X ll ' I if i' I' 1 jOAN QLlACKlENBLlSll TIIERESA RADAKOVITZ MARCf'XRE'l' RIXTTRAY 'l f2u.nk Terry 'fl'elmv l College Prep. Secretarial Secretarial RUTII RAYXVOOIJ JEANETTE REED CA'l'llERlNli REINDELI. Ruthie lemme ffullwl' beneral Clerical Secretarial J Se retarial X 'JC 40 I . -f . , X, . xx 1, f F' f c 1 F? ' ' J, - WE? X, EWIIAQSKR f CP fy 'fgzlghli' Q --vc-v-v-v--Awww-v-v-v Bly-'-'-A-'-Av'-N .--? . 1 'SL-fi xN Ky ! MJF 6 It V RICIIAR RENTO AUDREY RESCH JOSEPH REYNIQS link x And ' 1 'hw' Scientific Teachers Prep. Lilwcrnl Art i R x , A X I UOROTI IY ROMLEIN jOlXK RXER - V 'Z LlLL!,De!ROSS lm- , fy, Up :ff Lilwrnl Arts - Liberal Arts 011, Q Mgt'-crap-inll - 1 9? , J t if, ll LQ ff 50 JQQIILRO Sumtlhg C u1u1I C Lnuwl CILIICIII AI I RLD I LIQQO DOROTHY RYAN PATRICK QAI ERNO C Lmml Tmclurs Pup Induitnnl Ants V'-IL. N:j-U.og ASTE WI? x if film f--.varri f fa! .UI . 9 w I MARION SALVA ANGELO SANTIN Bl ' Ilurzfvlwx S'IQc'Lls Clem-rnI Industrial Arts ALNIA SCI IMIIJ XVII.I-IAM SCI ILIBERT IHSIJIMWI' Hill M! CcncrnI Cn:nQrnI :ESE 51 F' fri 575 I W r 'i15E ? - . Q 'A ', '- 5-E is if-gy .E .. -:lffni XA, Ei'iffIIII.2 . .- . . 1 f I . . ' 1 1 I I 52 4 w-.- v-.-V-v-vwvxAA1v-.-.+.-.-.-,Azvu-.-.-.-v-4NAAAArw- - - - RLIIJY SASENA Sxlxblhl Ccncrnl DORIS SEELY ' ' I 701 if ' General Ck-ricnl X Q-.-.-,-vxly-.-.-J.xA,-.-.-.-.-saw-.-W'vw-v-.-.Avvw-.-.-.-v'vvw-.-.-v-.-vsavvy-v-.-.-v-.-.-v-.sis-.-v-.xzxrv-v-.-.-.rvsrvv 113, gm? INGE SEHUEL IRENE SEIDEL MMG.. ,.7,, General Clerical General GEORGE SERCIIAK PAUL SERVEN Hllillcvi' hPIlllL'l7VH Scientific Scientific gf ,, E ng, Jud- A3'- ull: i 1 1 . A ' I, 5' W Fm gig: 1 , ' .1 1' JOAN SEMPF I , ' tCfLtTfl1l j s- ii pi e ' , . Lifg., RAl-l'l'l SHAUGER RuIpl1 General Wfi e 53 fr? E YIIMAIX Vx.-av? P 9 .-v-.fv-v-1vxrYysL4.4l4.-4vxAr.-,- . ' fi wry -E ' . A: ' , ix ' ' E I -f' - - - . SW. .F Q ' f ' Y: -nr, . .Qi vvvsfv-v-v----r--v-Ar'-.-.-.-.-.-.AAAfvv-f vi -. A , ni' fs - A.. I LOIS SIIIER Lo I.iIHcrnI Arts TI IOMAS SMITH SnuIIv Ccncrnl wav 0- SM cwagmwx' Q-ww -, X-.tn . 1 JOSEPH SILVERMAN. JUL' Liberal Arts XVILLIAM SMITH Bill Scientific .-v-v-v .-.-.-.-.ff.-.-.-.av-,-,-,-,,v.,,.v.v.v.,.,v.'.'.v.v.,v.v.'.,v.v.'. JOI IN SMITI I ' IIIQIQN IncIuStrinI Arts JULIA SPERM-44 I Cyl' I,-IIIIICI fbi .. if' Sccrctnrinll A .. 4, I A-Cf: -f ,VA 'I DUgu7'! 7 - '52 fin QT' Q .ALM If rdf-V Nn'!xr-' ,f.. . l l Z1 : ,.Q-Aw.,-.pw 'C-Af' X hi. m . 5 'ig E 'oar r A-,cv S -Q K 'IIERINE STEITANACCI KENNETH STEWART NADA STOLZB L - in rw rsh.-A egf..H fall '-' X R General Scientiflc General f Zak' X. A ALBERT SULER ANDREXV SVENTY BASIL TAHAN Al 'Qlr1rlY lids Cenernl Scientiflc General Clerical ,4' a :mm i Y ?.f-' fm 55 X 'xdlix ANTONETTE TALINGO LToni CHARLES TEMPLE 'AClJm'lie General ROSl3N1 I6.E rift, Nfrirllclgi' i Secretarial X. 5 I I I K X' GLORIA THALHAMER H WON Secretarial DOROTHY TROST HDOUYH General Clerical General Clerical L, e W A Q r l 1 . lv XXXL Xxx5,.X ARY TITMAS -JF Blum Lou VXX 'V 5 Secretarial x ,LJ pw , ' TiXi1 bl Qc. 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Vi T'iH1. f-Ci,-nlfr E M L' 'C N X 'Q 1, . f J' , , Al MA YEOMIXN STEPHEN YURLA HEI EN ZAVA IC ld Clmr-nl Clnrnml Cu tml f Sncratwxnl DOROTHY 7AWfXC'CI RRlE'l lZ M PAL!! ZLII INQIG 4259 Aiilhi'-1 Y:,Jc29:i ix. 4 . FA A .B Ffi '? 1 -mu - AM eiwlllismg F: -,-WML ' Y? Qiyfy ?ff M0SEN1 R AUTOGRAPHS qfjf fygysfw' Q 4 JWF'w1.' Q ixyflyfiy Hggswm Www Mglyifu My ix-Xffk77w,W4TrMf'fQ gf: Sf:-:5 27QfQfz?Lw 8.64, Q. k5Q,:iq.:f5!E2Qx fi ,5A iw Xjey-ZTQQL . ,323 6' X fgigvguhk bw- Qyx EV. fi,-21153, ff X 5 QM gm xxJ .jg jRA Q Wi gig? KX 222' .. ' .1 , 35 .nm-m-QQSQ Gaia A ' 'mf 5 V-N xx ,IE 'Al K M A S32 Rib K ffQ'?Q?fTwvE Q RQ-'Eg ?Jf f fs, , Q M Fix ki? K?m?5? A TWMW f ,W Q, N WG ff Ki E ' W5 Qlfliiigis Si OWTH QP ,, gi-Q Avg, Z 'wx :Si-,,f-aAjfd 'f'f+1fU df' 4 4 QSXXB fx 5 D- l U-4,?1T.jZf3M xfxwbwx L' -'ff' E',f7'Z5gE-. -..K - D xii Q., in 4'3 G Q , N N Si ifgggggwfk C1 E N I f flaw .-f haul: w H22 lllmlut 11 Tum ,rf Xl ly rim, 'f.nm.t'ci, l 1 -t la.-t.11t.1 .nal juni.,-1, -N fu f 'V ,-llullr It l 1 UU - lltstm but.-if wr I ., I I I J M1 t 1-Enix., Xctllvities 'l'he fun and good-fellowship we have shared through various class activities mark another chapter in The Log. These glorious experiences we review with thankful satisfac- tion for they drew us closer to- gether and helped to unfold our talents and express our imagina- tive abilities. S-.Z ss ! ii CLASS Loo One bright September morning in IQ44, we set sail in a small dory named The Annex, a good little ship destined to carry us to the great liner C.H.S. ln those days the Sea of Knowledge was seldom choppy. By far the most exciting event aboard ship during the first phase of our voyage was the election of a captain. We shall never forget the gay posters that filled the companionways. After a vigorous campaign, which was the first of many our class experienced, Dick Rento emerged as our pilot and Fred Barney, first mate. With the arrival of june we inet the great liner and sailed into our sophomore year which we spent quietly just content to mix with the other higher oficers and crew members. .IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 'tfl lt fulfil: Ernie Buongiorno, Treasurer, joseph XXf'olak, Vice- lits dent llave Nelson, President, and Dorothy jacuhetz, Secretary. lt was in our junior year that we or- ganized as a class and elected the fol- lowing officers: Dave Nelson, Captain, joe Wolak, First Mate, Ernie Buon- giorno, Purser, and Dot jacubetz, Keeper of the Log. The football season during our junior voyage was one to be remembered. Un- beaten all season, we were invited to play Granby High School at Norfolk, Virginia. Loaded into buses, trains, and cars, hundreds of Cliftonites left for Norfolk. Even though we lost the game, we had barrels of fun! ln january, 1947, working with the 3-2 class, we presented our junior Prom, Winter Fantasy. While Marie Ermenville and Bob Boettcher reigned as Queen and King, the lads and lassics in their fanciest dress uniforms, danced to the lilting tunes of Allison Barton and her orchestra. Another social event during our third year was our Class Night. This was an uncharted spot on the junior voyage, but we plunged into the preparation with our usual class spirit. Several vocal selections by Marie Ermenville and Barbara Keyl, a square dance, and musi- cal games made lively entertainment and, besides having fun, the crew was drawn more closely together. ln june we decided to elect our Senior officers. This threw the crew into an- other frenzy of activity. Novel posters again appeared in the companionways. One loyal supporter wore a bow tie that lit up showing the name of a candidate, boosters of another candidate wore little Mr. Adams congratulates King Bolv Dancing to the strains of and Queen .Xlarie at .lunior l'roin Freddie Andrews' Five tags advertising their support. After the lively contest was over, our new Captain, Dick Rento, took over the helm assisted hy Dot Vlacuhetz, First Mate, Angela Culli, Keeper of the Log, and Andy Sventy, Purser. XX7hen we returned from our summer shore leave as senior officers, the main concern of the 4-l crew was the selec- tion of the editors of The Log. Of the many students who chose to write their reasons for wanting to he editor or as- sistant, Miss Nemeth and Mr. Halpern selected Catherine Mortgu and -loe Wcilak as editor-in-chief and associate editor, respectively. Our 4-I dance, Autumn Serenade, on Thanksgiving Eve, in honor of our victorious foothall team, drew an enor- mous crowd and did justice to the color- ful decorations Cathy Wtmlf and Dolores Maksimoski and their committee planned and arranged. An unexpected pleasure during this term was the performance of the na- tionally famous handleader-pianist ,lack So you want to lead a hand? Songhird Barhara Keyl lean Marker! shows how it's done entertains at Class Night 155 'nf as , K if F7 T' ff , WQ 45 f 1 Q - I . .. 131 af. LX 1 I. S f 2 ja 'kwgww '4 I . , 5 j-'D-woq., H .,-rv, I W v iv' V lg I Q I? 14 cv A f Q if wsu . fri' n I Blvd T !l'l 5 FQIMI 'Y .gf 4-f e1fff5f?fE.3'. N I 4 N 1 .iv Y XS ir xx I :Ewa Slay we have your autograph, Xlr. Vina? However we had compensations. Our 'Senior Formal in May was a social triumph for our class. Bare shoulders and white jackets set the mood for the eve- ning, another highlight of our life ahoard ship. lfxams followed in quick succession, the Commencement Dance and Class Day added to the excitement and gaiety, and then the hig night arrived! The strains of the familiar pomp and Circumstancen put a spring in our steps hut a lump in our throats. Proudly we ascended the platform, received our diplomas, and hlended our voices, which never sounded hetter as we gave our all for one last time. Could these young men and women he the same awkward children of the Annex? lt seemed impossihle that all those happy days were hehind us and that we were ahout to set sail to the fields of our own choice! Twenty-mimne gohhle! Dramatic workshop-alias Clinic Quiet, please! Seniors at work Q73 in the lihrar 'hr ling Lvl! tu rirllvl, sealed: Irene Seidel, Mr. Halpern, Miss Nemeth, Catharine Nlortgu, Marie Frmnn ville, Ilenry Iieetz. Stniidiiia, lvl! lo ritllvlz Don Van Ilook, joe Vfolak, and Inge Seidel .Nlarie Ifrinenville Iloloi-es Iieniatnin llarhara Keyl I.uciIle I.ehmkuhI Rohert Nleneghin Richard Rento Iletty Christensen XY'inifred Clark LITERARY STAFF tlilIl0T 'ivfvlietv lflmiriimn Ruth Peterson Lois Shier Kenneth Stewart jeanne Piaia, Last Will aim' .T Roherta Bergman .Nlae Mayer Alina Schmid Margaret Xxilestervelt, elim 'llisloimii SPORTS STAFF Ilavid Nelson, Jililui' Richard Demchak BUSINESS STAFF lion Yan Ilook, Ifimiivxs Hliiiiaglei' Vincent Biscotti lloinniclt Cammaroto, ,-Iilm'i'lisi'iii1 tfIu1ii'iimii Ilmily Kappelmann Fred Kolleclt, llislrilwiiliuii flltiiiiiilci' Pat Long llenry lleetz, Itlilui' ,Ii we Rellanca PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Ilolores Benjamin Ilorothy ,lacuhetz TYPINC STAFF Inge and Irene Seidel, Fllcml LT'i'PisIs Arlene Buck Rita Cfordisco Nanci' Fisher .fXui.li'ey Ilauclt in Lydia Kohler Ilorothy Lelerovicli Mae Mayer Norma Nolan u esltiiiieiil Ciluiiiiiimi Donald Yan I.enten Thomas Olsen Richard Rento XY'illiain Klaclntos Doris ,lunda Cathy Wolf Regina Pound .Xlarion Salva Alma Schmid Anita XY'inItle I S ,,- l.lTl2R ARY Pl lOTOQRAl'l lY SL'tllL'tl lell lo vitllvlz Alma Schmid, ,leanne Piaia, Barbara Seultwl lcll Io ritlhlz loe Bellanca, Cathy NVoll, llenry Keyl, Margaret XlUesterx'elt, Lucille Lehnikuhl, Marie Er- Beetz, Dorothy jaeuhetz, l7ol01'Cs llCTTl3llllll tnenville, Betty Christensen, llave Nelson, Dick llemchak. Shnulintl lell Io rit1l1l1 Ruth Peterson, Dick Rento, Boh ' ' 'K -l Clark, Ken Stew- Nleneghin, Dolores Benrainin, Xlvinttret art, and Don Van Lenten llLlSlNl2SS TYPING Seuletl lull lo riqlvlz Tom Olsen, joe Xlfolak, Emily Kappel- Seulctl lejl lo right: Arlene Buck, Dorothy Leterovieli, mann, Fred Kolleek, Don Yan llook, Dominick Cantina- Anita Winkler, lrene Seidel, lnge Seidel, Rita Cord seo, U11 l omg, Norma Nolan, Nada Stolz, Edith Mueller. Marian Salva, Audrey Hauck. Sltllltlllltl lull Io riqhl: Mae - -- truth Peterson, Rita Mayer, Nancy Fisher, Regina Pounds, and Alma Sehniiel 69 312151 ill auth 'P5it1111P11i WE, THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1948, of the hamlets of Clifton, Delawanna, Richfield, Lakeview, Albion Place, Allwood, and Athenia, being in sound mind and body, do hereby sur- render this worthless document, our Class Will, to be added to the worthy works of Shakespeare, Chaucer, and the Harmonicats. PART ONE We leave the school, hope for no other class like ours. We leave deserved peace and quiet to the faculty. We leave the students Mr. Moscatils Merry Music Maulers who make magnificent assem- bly programs more mellow. We leave the Seniors with a duplicate of Cathy Mortgu, to solve their more trying problems. We leave the juniors our well-worn bandages used in First-Aid classes and other emer- gencies. We leave the Sophomores the coveted pass to the garbage chute, the ten-second route to the Athletic Room for Football tickets. We leave the Freshmen the telephone booth in the cafe for their private lunch room. PART TWO To our frustrated sponsors, Miss Nemeth and Mr. Halpern, we leave two quiet plots in East Ridgelawn. To Miss C. Smith, we leave a portable atomic stool, complete with an electric outlet where she may plug her tea pot. To Mr. Struyk, we leave one congruent polygon and a Venida Hair Net-designed to keep wiry hair in place. To Mr. jackson, we leave the frog in Coach C-recco's throat. To Mrs. Stasse, we leave a Schnitzelbank! To Miss Kerwin, we sincerely mean it when we say what Shakespeare said in Act I, Scene Ill, line 117 of Macbeth. To Miss Howard, we leave one Mica, mica, parva stella! To Mr. Adams, we leave a television set televising directly from Rosie's! To the janitors, we leave a set of skeleton keys, guaranteed to open any type of lock with- out resorting to the much-used hammer and chisel. PART THREE We leave to anyone who will claim them: Irene Seidel's weakness for blue eyes Dot jacubetz, angelic dimples Allen Maksimoski's pliable cognomen Peggy Rattrayls Kilt Roberta Bergman's sausage-like curlers Cathy Wolf's pleasing personality Ruth Raywood's secret heart-throb Bob Meneghin's Uflashyv bow tie Daniel Achremczik's blushes Audrey Benson's slick pageboys Duffy Van Lenten's snappy suspenders Bud Lavertyls sharp sox Pat Lon.g's tooth paste ad smile 70 East ill sinh Glvaiztmrni Ruth Maehl's keyboard kapers Lois Bradley's vocalizing Alma Schmid's sharp chicken-hop Lois Van Winklels wide wide eyes Lydia Kohleris wavy hair Art Margelot's shiny Hudson Don Hagedornis Chem Lab tactics Winnie Clark's active brains Lou Pinelli's grace joan Roper's many boyfriends Dick Rento's driver's license Lois Shier's custom tailored wardrobe Doris Baker's athletic ability Terry Radakovitz' love for Garfield boys Margaret Westervelt's old gym suit Betty Christensen's Stewart plaid skirt Kenny Stewart's knives Dot Trost's silly giggle johnny Gross' expanding waistline joe Kastetteris eccentric intelligence Angela Gulli's tantalizing brown eyes Emily Kappelmannis handy comb joe Reynic's insurance policy Audrey Reschis Clifton outfit Barbara Keyl's love for Chet Dick Demchak's oratory skill Margaret Franekis energy Roger Frey's independent air Joan Wolf's winning way Freddy Ullrichis athletic talents Lucille Lehmkuhl's natural gift for geometry Ruth Raywood's secret heart throb Henry Beetzis interest for college algebra Beverly Leek's bubbling enthusiasm Irene Kahman's matching socks and sweaters Inge Seidelis sunny disposition Andy Sventyis ties Rose Marie Konyakjs scorn for bubble gum Don Van Hookis junior badge Audrey Hauck's star-like eyes Frances Hoffman's winning way Dot Leferovich's get up and go spirit Larry Anderson's model planes Gladys Faillaceis rhyming ability jo Christodora's long handle Elizabeth Gormleyis shyness Marlene Dietrichis violin Red Brancatois red hair Meg Berger's cute bobby sox Evelyn Conroyis twirling ability Jeanne Piajais idiosyncrasies jack Smithls clarinet C-ert Van Den Heuvel's weakness for candy Harry Djupis Eagle jacket Charley Temple's '28 open-air La Salle joan Quackenbush's jill sweater jerry Herman's Frank Sinatra way Larry Levantis Sabu-like face joe Wolak and Bob Meneghin's ability to chew more gum faster and longer than any- one else we know Laurel Pra Levis' cute bangs Signed: The Last Will and Testament Committee JEANNE PIAJA, Chairman ROBERTA BERGMAN 1 MAE MAYER Witnesses ALMA SCHMID 7 5 fy xt K 2 X 7 - g X fs! 5 '--.N '-.K K M :iz Xhuf RN I '35 A-1-wx 3' in fi as nr ' ,5 , ARM, . qf1 if 55 1 Q4 if of 5 K 3 w'x, J i l W-1 w w E S S 'V ,sw W ' -Q Q 1-wc.. -D- if Kar 'l Bailg Bulletin 1 A E Ii latest Discovery Re vea ell I N. Y. C. JUNE 9-fA.P.J-The well-known chemist, Donald Van Lenten, has discovered a universal solvent but is wondering what to ' n keep it in. Incidentally, in the midst of his work, he dissolved his fifth i laboratory. ', Wvluk RGYUYIIS Operation Co-Operation WARSAW, JUNE 2-fU.P.l- Joseph T. Wolak, the new Pre- mier of Poland, arrived home to- day after concluding a month's good-will tour of the United States. Wolak rose to spectacular prominence after his edict ban- ning vearbooks in all Polish high schools. , ' I J Cammaroto Eyed with Envy LONG ISLAND, JUNE 3-QA. PJ--Dominick Cammaroto is to- day the envy of every living scien- tist. The well-known ultra high- frequency radio-wave scientist recently crossed his beams with a girl from Mars and is now going steady with her. Their dates con- sist of a series of radar impulses. Nelson Scores Again N. Y. C., JUNE 9-fA.P.J- Dave Nelson, noted sports writer and two-time winner of the Noble Prize, revealed today that his new book has just been published. Nelson calls this one- You Can't Kick the Ball and Have It Too! Repeat Performance CLIFTON, JUNE 3-QC.L.D- Bob Boettcher, the all-state foot- ball star of 1947, was seen in the stands at the Clifton stadium, beaming with pride as he watched his son top his baseball record. Jr., you remember, was born with a miniature silver football in his mouth. SAN FRANCISCO, JUNE 5- fU.P.l-Dr. Joseph Silverman performed his iirst operation here yesterday. Thomas Olsen, re- cently graduated from mortician school, is now in business-kind- ness of Dr. Silverman. Fashion News PARIS, JUNE 6-CU.P.J-The famous designer of The House of Belle, Dolores Hedwig Maksi- moski, displayed her latest crea- tions at her showing last evening. Next fall we'll see the men wear- ing hip-length jackets with bal- lerina trousers and patent leather shoulder bags since pockets will be decidedly passe. At last, the new look has finally caught up with the men, too. 4-2 Benefit CLIFTON, JUNE 7-fA.P.D- Clifton High School's Senior Class will sponsor a music benefit next Tuesday evening. Featured will be Marlene Dietrich, famous concert violinist, accompanied by Franklin L. Pechal. Sharing top billing will be Freddie Andrew's Five starring that great trumpet player, Fred Barney. Good News for Teen-Agers CHICAGO, JUNE 6-fA.P.l- Janis Forbes, laboratory tech- nician, discovered, after extensive research, a glue guaranteed to hold up bobby-sox for an entire school day. JUNE 'l'l, 1968 U.S.S. FUTURA PAGE TWO New Teachers at CH . CLIFTON, JUNE 9-fA.P.D--It was announced yesterday that Paul Serven, principal of Clifton High School, has named the fol- lowing teachers to his staff: Bob Gillen, B.A., M.A., and L.S.M.F.T., will teach Safe Driving using his own car with the theory that if you can drive this, you can drive anything! Betty Christensen, B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. will head the Brownies, This should be a natural for Dr. Betty who had considerable ex- perience in that line during her own school days at her old alma mater. Beetz to Testify i'W ETTiim ' TT WASHINGTON, JUNE 4-KA. PJ-The Supreme Court today began the trial of Henry Beetz who has been indicted on charges of creating a monopoly on year- book photography. If convicted, Mr. Beetz will be sentenced to count the wrinkles in the foil of 99 flash bulbs. I 0 I I Met Presents lucm Tonight N. Y. C., JUNE 8--fU.P.J-The Metropolitan Opera Company will present Lucia tonight with Marie Ermenville and Robert Meneghin singing the leads. This is a great accomplishment for Mr. Meneghin since he was, at one time, the outstanding monotone of his senior class. Missionary News 'BORNEO, May 31-fU.P.J- Reports received from the deep jungles of Bongo-Bongo state that Eugene Kennedy, Episcopalian missionary, narrowly escaped being boiled alive while attempt- ing to baptize a Ubangi glamour girl. Campus Corner CLIFTON, JUNE 3-fA.P.J- Thomas Bais was recently gradu- ated Magna Cum Laude from Yale University. Having studied higher calculus, he plans to use his knowledge of abstract propor- tions in preparing chopped meat in Bais's Market. FLASIIES 0F THE WEEK By :DNA snou I Irene Kahman's photographs advertising Blondex have appeared in Esqui1'e. Jean Piaja has been chosen Miss Demeanor of 1968. Lucille Lehmkuhl recently received her Ph.D. in mathematics. Andrew Sventy finally coached the Brooklyn Dodgers to a World's Series Championship. Dick Rento, after a smashing bang-up campaign, was elected pres- ident of the American Society for the Prevention of Automobile Accidents. Art Griglak last week opened the first mail-order beauty parlor in the country. Fred Kolleck is Griglak's best walking ad for the Toni permanents. 'u.,.,-, qfrw 4 'Q W , , ,. . . W .9 i S , . , My . ,-i...':IiE Iv: ii- Qss-' 'T ' Q wr xx A A X Q ' ' ' I A.. I N W , + - f A , 'v. K. 21- ' . 3' K-s 'A T' k H3 x N t ' L - . , tx Xi . ,ef ig? X if , A. fw- il f A 1,,,g, ,z,f:g5g: :f . -gqflvigf , V ,wwiygtz-wl, g,y,3,5+eKa .2 ,aw- v Clubs The varlous clubs and group organizations are an integral part of our school. They seek to teach democracy and teamwork -important factors in the suc- cess of any student body. gag' LATIN CLUB .Nlmnwr XIRS. 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'N A I g 5 Q Q 5 it ' f A Q .FWQ Q' ' gl g VA H A MM S . ,Q A .5 , 'sf' '5 u Pi gem ports We, the class of june, '48, have been privileged, during our four years in high school, to witness the best athletic teams that Clit- ton has yet produced. Cham- pionship teams have been the rule--not the exception. So, in remembrance of the Golden Ageu of sports at Clifton, we express deep gratitude to the players and coaches who have worked diligently to accom- plish this enviable record. Nag? Lvl! lo Riglyl-lFirs! Row: Head Mgr. Sventy, Beveridge, Turrin, Malavasi, Don Hagedorn, Van Blarcom, Captain Boettcher, Del Favero, Van Beveren, Les Hagedorn, Di Paolo, Schiavone, Mgr. Cammaroto, Secoml Row: Mgr. Konyak, Kozykowski, Pechal, Cvergian, Chanda, Stefanacci, Dc Lorenzo, Pelech, Kennedy, Cenneken, Mastenbrook, Haraka, Matthais, Dishian, Mgr. Mclntosh. ITlJiril Rom: Pami, Kabbash, Murrey, Carrol, Tenza, Van Lenten, Moro, Mooney, Sidor, Wolf, Hottinger, Tate, Smith, Toscano, Weyant, Vogel, Tamoldi. lfourtlr Row: Vander Croetf, Cannici, Schweighardt, Padula, Cassels, Lucciano, Oostdyk, Assistant Coach Bill Lennon, Head Coach joseph Cvrecco, Assistant Coach Floyd Porter, Dr. H. C-erow, Mitchell, Mikula, Halupka, Denboskie, Belinsky, Razio, Sabio. FOOTB LL The season of 1947 produced one of the Hnest foot- ball teams ever to perform under the maroon and grey banner of Clifton High School. Compiling a record of eight victories against one defeat, the Mustangs cap- tured the Passaic Valley Conference, and on a larger front, they gained possession of the Group Four, Sec- tion l crown. Although they faced one of the toughest schedules ever encountered by a Clifton team, the gridiron war- riors out-fought, out-ran, and out-scored their heavier opponents time after time. Teams such as Passaic, Perth Amboy, Dickinson, East Rutherford, and Car- tield fell beneath the power of the Mustang machine. Only an exceptionally strong Montclair eleven was able to defeat the Maroon and Grey. Many of the boys on the squad were members of our class, and the future football players of Clifton High School might do nothing better than to follow the fine examples these fellows have set. Bobby Boettcher leaves behind him one of the finest records ever achieved by a Mustang football player. Along with him go johnny Van Blarcom and Frank Pechal. These two well-liked, hard-playing backs leave not only good records, but also hordes of friends. To those of us who watched this team grow under the able guidance of Coach joe Crecco and assistants look Porter and Bill Lennon, this past season will always be a pleasant memory of our high school journey. xx f SSS ,sm Q Q NGK' x R -X 9535 Af x E Q sf 0 Q n, . .,, ' 1:04-R,:wr 4 ,,.... .4-A S f A' -Q f ' 4 2 Q .J Q -f , ', li I KS 2 1 ID ,--' v. Z , , giffff A' J f N 'N X x. Q , x ' ' ' gg Q' f k , s l 5: SX K .X,fiS,w,x I r The laaskethall season of '47-'48 saw Clifton's maroon and grey clad quintet capture the Passaic Valley Conference for the third time in the past four xears The Nflustangs placed second in the Conference jamhoree and split four outside contests evenly. Al- ways lighting and usually unpredictable, Clifton's warriors of the rihhed court gave the spectators some of the wildest most entertaining games seen in recent Big Bill Vander Vhet Captain of the squad, led the team with a total of 225 points scored in the regular season Lou Andreotta, one of the finest all- around athletes ever to don the maroon and grey, and the jay,V'SA les Hagedorn as fine a player in a tee-shirt as in shoulder pads combined excellent floor work and accurate shooting to help spark the Mustang squad. john Tkach ,lay Thomas Larry Levant, Bob Macaluso, quintets. aff 'T if L ff-Olflr-A-nv, ...,.,J.,Z...,. Vlemhers of Clifton '48 Valley Conference Champions pose in the usual order Left to mllvl slnndma Coach Bednarcik, Asst. Mgr. Henry Stanziano, Bob Stohl, Ronnie De Lorenzo Andy Andreyk Boh Vlaealuso, Les Hagedorn, Mgr. Charles Belli. Kneeling: Edmund Zaxagl a Harold Straut, Bill Vander Vliet, Lou Andreotta, xlohn Kostisin BASKETBALL stars of tomorrow. 90 Andy Andreyk, Ronnie De Lorenzo john lxostisin Bob Stohl and Harold Straut pooled their manv talents to help make the season the hne success it was Clifton's jay-V squad also came through in hrilliant style to capture the Valley Conference jay V Cham pionship for the second consecutive year Captain jack Sammarco, Peter Brask, Rudv Wolf Ioe Smith Bob Foley, and C-ordon Van lenten set the pace for the The varsity was once again eapably guided hv Coach Emil Bednarcik, while Coach Al Wvka handled We offer hearty congratulations to this past vears club, and wish similar success to future Mustang Coach lfmil Bcnlnarcik ,HJTR ,Il-.TLU'7N'-l'ctu Brask grabs hall away from Uariiclnl ,l.Y.'s AI Becker. Captain ,lack Sammarum UM Qtands by cxpcctantly K ' T 'Ui' V715 R5 Hifi IZUTI- AI1i1udc Andy Amlrcyk makcs Ll use of his fi' 4 against some not so small Boilcrmakcrs from Cmriwld Captain Bill Vander Ylicl -Qiifffqg, W X as .. i, i M :xi l ' Fi i :ii 5 1 , X 91 'KneelingJ: Bob Constantin, Bernie Synott, Julius D'Agostino, Ed Del Favero, Ted De Boer, Ray Van Cleef, Bob Boettcher. Second Row: Mgr. Bernard Simon, Bill Vander Vliet, George Paster- W chik, Andy Dragwa, Bob Evans, Harry Scofield, Les Hagedorn, jack Sammarco, Mgr. Ronnie -6671 Schlosser. Third Row: Mgr. Bob Lubarsky, Mgr. Bill Beveridge, Bob Di Vido, joe Califiore, Coach Eddie Bednarcik, Lou Andreotta, Bob Cisternino, Bob Macaluso, Head Mgr. Bill Belli, Mgr. Ray Pohl BASEBALL Come spring and a young man's fancy turns toward baseball. So it is all over the country and Clifton High is no exception. After a long and hard winter, well over one hundred baseball hopefuls turned out for the initial practice session. Although many boys did not make the grade, we were fortunate in having many veterans return to the baseball diamond. As a result, Coach Eddie Bednarcik had the framework to build another team that brought home the bacon for C.H.S. Captain Bob Macaluso was the big boy with the wood and sent many balls flying over the left field wall. His performance in center field was much im- proved over former years. Also potent with the bat was jules D'Agostino, hard-hitting shortstop. Our mound staff of Lou Andreotta and Ernie Buon- giorno did yeoman work in keeping our team in the thick of the fight for the Passaic Valley Conference Championship. These boys came through when the going got tough. Of no less importance to the stability of the team was our corps of catchers, namely: Basil Surgent, jack Evers, and Bob Costantin. Harry Scofield, jack Sammarco, George Pasterchik, and Zeke Ullrich alternated in the infield positions. These men were responsible for the double plays that pulled the team out of many tight spots. Butchi' Kehoe and Al Russo received the nod from the coach for the outfield positions. To the baseball team we say Well Done and with it our hope that future teams will do as well. mx, ' 33? L , Q 1'1- 1 ...Lek M Q Wh' . C X My K -A 'SN X X h x 5,9 Q? 5 'LRG' 4-f ,W- You'rc out! six W Mi , in L. Ak , f' Lf ' 1 4 Xlamluw Conch lklxx mul licnlnnrcik Q3 Coach james Grimes Captain Bill Jacobson TRACK For the lirst lime since 1941 when XY'orld XVar ll caused the sport to be discontinued, Clifton lligh School was represented by a track team. Coach ,lames Grimes molded a line squad of lield and track men and they did their part to carry high the maroon and grey banner. Our class is proud of its fellow classmates Bill jacobson, brilliant middle distance runner and broad iump artist, Albert Frauenknecht, middle distance man, and Steve Yurga and Richard Gincel, long distance runners. Many promising underclassmen showed outstanding abilities in the various events of this athletic activity. More seasons of competitive action will help these boys to overcome their lack of experience. However, we are sure that the future augurs well for track teams because of the interest and drive shown by the boys this season. Richard Cincel, Albert Frauenknecht, Bill Jacobson, and Steve Yurga digging in for a quick we E -2 X? aux ws, Fx if I Q V gf' g w Q 'xr 6 . 1' . - R Q k V 'fn X 1 mv X Q 3 9 Rv Wd' gg 3 31? df 1 A 4, 3 ,f 1 Q 4 , 3 yO A I'F2ff '.'gg: BUYE' - ': +v-IX., his .1 fff fm' ffifqg-if Q... .....-f. .TI . - . - -N... r A Gyn., 17.211-mink, an an W if ! 4-.vnyzf 'f n I ' Nrx- X ff -Q71 X. fwg... ..,., ,Q A mm-2L'AiiT41 WW: - iff' au as 1 -.M . - 1 , -U. P' -f 1mf,., 's.Ni .D U N f ' xl E53 DQ. I k YQ -Q 'q N .- 1 hu,q,, 1- . Q lrectory an lAxc!vertisenzen ts Because our close contacts may be lost with the passing of time, we have compiled a direc- tory in which you may find in- valuable information about your classmates. This book would not have been possible without the co- operation of those who are rep- resented on the following pages. ln gratitude to them the staff of The Log earnestly urges you to patronize these merchants and the services they offer. ,? X s E gf Achremczik, Daniel Alt, Warren R. Anderson, Lawrence M. Bachmann, George Bais, Tom Baka, Walter Baker, Doris M. Balut, josephine Barney, Frederick Bartoli, Norma Barton, Gloria Beetz, Henry Belfi, Judith J. Bellanca, joe Benjamin, Dolores M. Benjamin, Robert Benson, Audrey Berger, Margot Bergman, Roberta Bizub, Eleanor Bodner, Mary Boettcher, Robert Bortolot, Madeline Bradley, Lois Brancato, John Brunn, Annette Buck, Arlene Buongiorno, Ernie Bush, Barbara Buttel, Bernice Cababe, Constance Cammaroto, Dominick Cancellieri, Marie G. Carlson, Allen Carlson, Doris Christakos, Peter Christensen, Betty Christodora, Josephine Cigol, joan Clarke, Winifred M. Conover, William Conradi, Mae R. 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SENIOR DIRECTORY ACHREMCZIK, DANIEL 106 Major Street ALT, WARREN R. 125 Belgrade Avenue ANDERSON, LARRY 263 East First Street High School Band, Projection Club, Science Club ARENDAS, JOHN 2 Harrison Place BACHMANN, GEORGE 367 Lakeview Avenue BAIS, TOM 48 Hobart Place Junior Police BAKA, WALTER 236 Rowland Avenue BAKER, DORIS M. 165 Hammond Avenue G.A.A., Baseball, Basketball, Bowling Clubs BALUT, JOSEPHINE 50 Foster Street G.A.A. BARNEY, FREDERICK 363 Harding Avenue 4-1 Dance Committee, Junior Prom Committee, 3-2 Dance Committee, Commencement Dance Commit- tee, Band, Orchestra, Proctors, Vice-President of Student Council BARTOLI, NORMA G.A.A. BARTON, GLORIA V. G.A.A., Bowling Club, Horesback-riding Club, 117 Nelson Street 49 Randolph Avenue Home Ec. Club BAXTER, JANET G.A.A. BEETZ, HENRY J. 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BOETTCHER, ROBERT 74 Seger Avenue Junior Prom Committee, Captain of Football Team, Baseball BORTOLOT, MADELINE 9 James Street 4-1 Dance Committee, G.A.A. BRADLEY, LOIS V. 42 Taylor Street Junior Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Ring Com- mittee, G.O., Movie Benefit Committee, Freshman '45 Club, Annex Glee Club, Choral, Junior Police, French Club, Latin Club, Flag Twirler, G.A.A. BRANCATO, JOHN P. 199 East Fourth Street Junior Prom Committee, G.O. BRANDELL, ROBERT 25 Fairmount Avenue Photography Club BRUNN, ANNETTE 652 Main Avenue Tri-Y, Bowling Club, German Club, G.A.A., G.O. BUCK, ARLENE M. 10 Sussex Road Typing Staff of Yearbook, Ticket Committee, Majorette, G.O., G.A.A. BUONGIORNO, ERNIE 140 Randolph Avenue 3-1, 3-2 Treasurer, Baseball Team, Proctor BUTTEL, BERNICE 167 Valley Road G.A.A. BUSH, BARBARA 3 Larson Court G.A.A., Glee Club CABABE, CONSTANCE 203 Sixth Avenue G.A.A. 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JACOBSON, WILLIAM A. 28 Hall Street Track JACUBETZ, DOROTHEA A. 198 Highland Avenue Vice-President of Senior Class, Secretary of Junior Class, G.O., Junior Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Softball, Basketball, G.A.A., Bowling, J.P. JANDRIS, CHARLES M. 178 Clifton Avenue Glee Club, G.O. JAUCSTETTER, DAVID 124 Lincoln Avenue JENNINGS, PATRICIA M. 27 Madison Avenue Yearbook Staff, Senior Election Committee, 3-2 Dance Committee, G.A.A., Bowling Club JUNDA, DORIS 185 Ackerman Avenue 4-1 Dance Committee, High-Way Staff, President of Tri-Y, J.P., G.A.A., Softball, Basketball, Annex Glee Club KAHMAN, IRENE 35 Orchard Street G.A.A., Swimming Club KAPPELMANN, EMILY 226 Pershing Road Yearbook Business Staff, Inter-American Friendship Club, G.A.A., Footlights Club, Tri-Y, Bowling Club KASTETTER, JOSEPH 311 Lakeview Avenue Science Club, Radio Club, Projection Club KELEMEN, MARY 513 Highland Avenue 3-2 Dance Advertisement Committee, 4-1 Dance Advertisement Committee, C.A.A. KENNEDY, DAVID 131 Luddington Avenue History Club, Spanish Club, Track, Basketball Team KENNEDY, EUGENE ' 69 Bergen Avenue Latin Club, History Club President KEYL, BARBARA 1229 Van Houten Avenue 3-2 Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff, G.A.A., Glee Club, Bowling Club, German Club, Footlights Club KIDD, CATHERINE 356 Burgess Place Band Majorette, C.A.A. KING, JOYCE E. 33 Mountainside Terrace 4-1 Dance Committee, G.A.A., Vice-President of Home Ec. 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NELSON, DAVID E. 19 Athenia Avenue Junior Class President, Yearbook Sports Editor, Co- Chairman of Junior Prom, G.O., Footlights Club, High-Way Staff NIKISCHER, JOSEPH J. 91 Russell Street NOLAN, NORMA 65 Chelsea Road Yearbook Typing Staff , G.A.A., Photography Club ' OGDEN, BETTY JANE 338 Summer Street G.A.A., Swimming Club, Bowling, Riding Club, 4-1 Dance Committee OLSEN, THOMAS 352 Harding Avenue Junior Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Band, Latin Club, Footlights Club, Annex Glee Club, History Club, Senior Election Committee OPALKA, ELSIE 97 Russell Street G.A.A., Home Economics Club, Annex Glee Club PANNICKE, CARL 122 Grove Street PECHAL, FRANKLIN 96 Pershing Road Football PETERSON, RUTH 199 Sixth Avenue 4-1 Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff, Footlights Club, J.P., Annex Glee Club, G.A.A., Basketball Team, Softball Team Compliments of Brickley's Delicatessen Ralph and George's rill Best In Foods G 433 Piaget Avenue 586 BLOOMFIELD AVE. Clifton, N. .l. CLIFTON, N. J . Delirious Food and Pleasant Environment PAssaic 3-4183 Phone PAssaic 2-2284 Compliments of Allwood Pharmacy Michael Sordill, Albert Friederich Reg. Pharms. JOHN MIKULIK 802 MAIN AVENUE CLIFTON, N. J. FREE DELIVERY 110 Market St. Allwood, N. .1 Compliments of Compliments of Johnson's Ice Cream Bar 657 BLOOMFIELD AVE. A FRIEND CLIFTON, N. J. PAssaic 2-855-1- Corsages Cut Flowers Banquets Weddings Funerals Compliments of ATTAL Florist G. 710 Main Avenue Clifton, New Jersey PAssaic 3-4392 115 SENIOR DIRECTORY PFEFFERKORN, IRENE 45 Randolph Avenue G.A.A., Bowling Club, Horseback Riding Club PIAJA, JEANNE 240 East First Street Yearbook Staff, 3-2 Dance Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Footlights Club, G.AQA., Swimming Club, German Club, Home Economics Club PIATTI, LILY 47 Madeline Avenue 4-1 Dance Committee, G.A.A. PINELLI, LOUISE 231 South Parkway Junior Prom Committee, G.A.A., Projection Club PONDELICK, FRANK 272 West First Street POSNER, ANN 1 Grace Avenue G.A.A., Bowling Club POUNDS, REGINA 18 Washington Avenue Yearbook Staff, Highway Stall, G.A.A., Tri-Y Treasurer PULEO, DOMENIC 633 Main Avenue PRA LEVIS, LAUREL 250 Burgess Place G.O., G.A.A., Annex Glee Club, Choral, Home Economics Club, Vice-President of Section Room PROMIN, ROBERT 306 Union Avenue G.O., German Club PROVOST, MARIE 336 Colfax Avenue G.A.A., Glee Club, Swimming Club QUACKENBUSH, JOAN 121 DeMott Avenue 4-1 Dance Committee, Glee Club, Bowling Club, Movie Benefit Committee RADAKOVITZ, THERESA 60 Highland Avenue 4-1 Dance Committee, G.A.A., G.O., Bowling Club RA'l'I'RAY, MARGARET 80 Gillies Street Yearbook Staff, 4-1 Dance Committee, Junior Prom Committee, G.A.A., Annex Glee Club, Choral, Movie Benefit Committee RAYWOOD, RUTH J. 266 Burgess Place 4-1 Dance Committee, G.O., G.A.A., Annex Glee Club, Choral, President of Section Room REED, JEANETTE 28 Van Wagner Avenue REINDELL, CATHERINE 12 Sears Place G.A.A. RENTO, RICHARD G. 111 Luddington Avenue junior Prom Committee, 3-2 Dance Committee, 4-1 Dance Committee, Commencement Dance Commit- tee, Senior Class President, Yearbook Staff, Presi- dent of Student Council, German Club, G.O. Treas- urer, High-Way Staff. RESCH, AUDREY 25 Pleasant Avenue G.A.A., G.O., Footlights Club, Glee Club REYNICS, JOSEPH 115 Scoles Avenue French Club Vice-President, G.O., Student Council ROMLEIN, DOROTHY 116 Princeton Street ROPER, JOAN 41 Birchwood Terrace Glee Club, G.A.A., Bowling Club ROSSI, LILLIAN 40 Lake Avenue G.A.A., Squad Leader ROXBURGH, WILLIAM 190 Clinton Avenue RUBSAMEN, EILEEN E. 44 Olympia Street G.A.A., History Club, Bowling Club, Glee Club, G.O. RUGGIERO, JOSEPI-IINE 36 St. James Place G.A.A., Bowling Club RUSSO, ALFRED 302 Third Street RYAN, DOROTHY J. 59 Vreeland Avenue G.A.A., Latin Club, Glee Club SALERNO, PATRICK 4 Althea Street SALVA, MARION 28 Bergen Avenue Yearbook Stall, G.A.A., Riding Club, Annex Glee Club SANTIN, ANGELO 184 Trimble Avenue SASENA, RUDY 86 Knapp Avenue 4-1 Dance Committee, J.P. SCHMID, ALMA 28 Thomas Street Yearbook Staff, G.A.A., Latin Club, German Club SCHUBERT, WILLIAM 16 Vreeland Place SEELY, DORIS 30 Greenwald Street SEIDEL, INGE E. 683 Paulison Avenue 4-1 Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff, G.O., G.A.A., Choral, Treasurer of History Class, Class Captain, Bowling Club SEIDEL, IRENE S. 683 Paulison Avenue 4-1 Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff, G.A.A., Choral, Bowling Club, German Club, Annex Glee Club SEMPF, JOAN M. 39 Orchard Drive 3-2 Dance Ticket Committee, Annex Bowling Club, Annex Glee Club ' SERCHAK, GEORGE 73 Huron Avenue SERVEN, PAUL 200 Hazel Road Camera Club SHAUGER, RALPII 102 Madeline Avenue Service Club, Color Guard SHIER, LOIS 12 Woodward Avenue Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom Committee, G.A.A., Footlights Club, Latin Club, Annex Glee Club r'?11 I x'-'Zigi .S AA CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES T0 THE GRADUATES JAMQQUEQVVQLRKQEQO. PASSAIC. N. J. PAssaic 2-7214 FRISCO'S JEWELERS .lvwvlry -- Diamonds - Silvorwarv 326 Clifton Avenue Joseph L. Frisco Clifton, New Jersey 117 SENIOR DIRECTORY SILVERMAN, JOSEPH A. 164 Randolph Avenue French Club President, Latin Club, Band, Orches- tra, G.O., Student Council SMITH, JOHN W. 108 Curie Avenue SMITH, THOMAS P. 49 East Sixth Street G.O., History Club, Glee Club SMITH, WILLIAM 341 West First Street Commencement Dance Committee, 4-1 Dance Com- mittee, G.O., Student Council, Service Club, High- Way Staff SPERA, JULIA 23 Madeline Avenue 4-1 Dance Committee, G.A.A. STEFANACCI, KATHERINE 25 Marilyn Place Junior Prom Committee, G.A.A. STEWART, KENNETH 49 Dawson Avenue Yearbook Staff, Science Club STOLZ, NADA E. 36 Sussex Road Prom Committee, Yearbook Advertisement Commit- tee, G.A.A., G.O., Flag Waver SULER, ALBERT 19 Emma Place SVENTY, ANDREW 108 Cheever Avenue Treasurer of the Senior Class, High-Way Staff, Football Manager TAHAN, BASIL 21 Dumont Avenue Projection Club TALINCO, ANTONETTE 42 Piaget Avenue G.A.A., Glee Club, Choral TEMPLE, CHARLES 472 Clifton Avenue THALHAMER, GLORIA M. 30 Mountain Park Road G.A.A. TITMAS, MARY 65 Union Avenue G.A.A. TRINKLE, ROSEMARY TROST, DOROTHY 4-1 Dance Committee, Junior Prom Committee, 107 Ackerman Avenue 13 East Fifth Street G.O., G.A.A. 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