Creskill High School - Images Yearbook (Cresskill, NJ)

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Stud and experimentation: basic in learning i 1 Vx I 5 Although a relatively new school, Cresskill High has already begun to add complex modern equip- ment. The business department has been strengthened by the ad- dition of a ealculatorg the stage lighting system has been com - pleted during the past year through the volunteer work of several seniors. Through the generous contributions of the Booster Association, next year' s football games will be made more interesting with a new score- board. This is only the beginning. ln future years CHS will make lur- ther additions, both in Courses and in equipment. 38

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Notable achievement recognized b Honor Society, Quill and Scroll TOP: Honor Society members :it informal moment. ABOVE: Quill and Scroll: S. O'Toole, F. Streubert, E. Saul, J. Schauer, D. Roper, S. Wilts, A. Brown. BELOW: Honor Society: Standing, R. Carle, J. Parodi, H. Pape, presidentg R. Massey, vice-president. Seated, C. Chesellm, secretamyg L. Lindsley, S. Wilts, treasurerg D. Naso. s mrximnmm:1mwm1rm anim- a The second induction of the Cresskill Chapter of Quill and Scroll took place in March. The new members, editors of IM- AGES, COMMUNIQUE, and OPUS, were chosen for their interest in journalism, demon- strated by their work on one or more school publications. Members of the National Honor Society are chosen on the basis of individual scholarship, lead- ership, character, and service. The Cresskill chapter, under the guidance of Mrs. Amy Cle- men, had as its major project for the year the coordinating of the College Bowl team.