Clifton High School - Rotunda Yearbook (Clifton, NJ)

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.y i A., I ev III mv , Y 4 I y-as-nngiih X Q-,V xr V... Lf.. 5 ,. . '-lik X FUREWORD As WE, THE CLASS OF 1953, turn to say a last farewell to Clifton High School, we glimpse once more its lofty portico. We now realize that our years in school al- ready are memories of which these stately columns are a part-a most important part. To each of us they hold a different meaning. They may serve merely as a landmark, or they may signify the mental, moral, physical, and social development throughout our high school years. How- ever, to many of us they symbolize one of the greatest blessings of God - Democ- racy. But, whatever our thoughts, these columns have become a part of our lives, representing four never-to-be-forgotten years. Page Tune

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fan- mf' NIR HXROIIJ XIJANIS Miss JUSFPHINP HOCII THE CLASS OF 1903 paw humhle tribute to Miss Josephine Hoch and Mr Harold Adams like tw o tiailght Columns mamtaimnff a strong building, so did their leaflet hip support anal ffultle us tlurinff our first two years of high school 'Nliss Hoch, X ice llmclpal of tht Xnnex, helped to make ou1 freshman year pleasant We iememhfi het especially for het unt111nU effort to glue us aid and adxice Vloreoxei, she taubht Us many les on of under tancling and patience as she is ent about het daily tasks Mr Adams, liincipal of Clifton H1 h bchool hceame a dear friend to all of us in our sophomoit year He is 1s interested in all departments of our school and bteatly fuitheiul tcluc FillOl1 ind extracurricular 'ICIIXIUCS The city of Clifton in tl o richly htnffitccl hx his cflolt They haw now ptnul huond lP8Cll of praise 01 touch of censure nevertheless, their many virtues will never hc forgotten.