Sea Cliff High School - Cliffonian Yearbook (Sea Cliff, NY)

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STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row H WANSOR C BELL H HKJLLMAN B WOOLLEY D USHER J PENs0N Second Rott R SMITH H HALL C MCLAUGHLIW G HEATH M JASSEY B ROBERTS H DEMPSTER M DLTNAIDSON M HIII G DEMPSTER Bottom Row E PATTERSON j SMITH G ABBOTT G FINKILSTILIN J FORD R ELTON M BOCART P HART HE orgamzatlon of the Student Councll of Sea Chff Hlgh School from others Formerly thls lmportant body was composed of the four class presl dents and three students elected at large from the hlgh school ThlS year each of the seven home rooms elected two repre sentatlves, a boy and a glrl, to whom was asslgned the task of brmgmg worthwhlle suggestlons before the other students Under the d1rect1on of Jack Ford presl dent of the Councll from September to january, and Gerald Fmkelstem presldent from january to june, two mam 0bJCCtlV6S were achlexed durlng the school year the return of exammatlon papers after tests and more popular assembly programs Pabc Thntx Most of the students lt was found, de sxred the return of the papers, not merely because of curloslty as to what thelr mls takes were but to see the1r mlstakes and profrt by them After the mld term exam lnatlon, the experlment proved ltself satls factory A general cry arose around the mlddle of the year protestmg agamst so called dry assembly programs After consul mg vslth Mr DeGellelxe and members of the faculty, It was agreed to pep up the ensulng assemblxes wlth more cheers more songs and more short plays The Student Councll took charge not only of the mght sessxon of the h1h school, but also of the trafic regulatlons ln the halls l l 1 . .' , . , . ,, . , . , . f. ' 'L . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . .' . ., , . . ., . . ' - . J, . , . . , . J Q . ' J, . ' , . . , , , ' - was radically different this year , , ' . . , . J . . H 7' I Q t- D . ' . '. ll 77 , ' . . . ' 7 v ' 7 . Q . V . I . . .U . l Z, H .' 1

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INK SPOTS STAFF Top Rott R Sxuru P Hxxzr B XVOOLLEX R Buns R 'vluowinxr 'N NORTH G DLMPSILR B PLSTER Serord Rau T Axxtvzrxrx I BRYXNT M DONALDSCJN -X LYNIH M Lxssm H DLMPSTER M ALIR HIV G BARLOVK Bottom Row J Manu R MAXXKELL H HIJLIMAN G Jouxs H Lrnmrzrxun I' CIARK D Usrtu' D OPDXIE NCE agann through the untlrlng efforts of a hard worklng staff Ink Spots has been successful from both a financlal and Journallstlc point of vlew The former was achleved through the blusterlna and bullying of that great big he man buslness manager Frank Clark falthough 1ts prxvate opmlon that Dot Opdyke s smlle dldnt drlve away any bus Inessj Step, those loud yells you heard emerglng trom Room 39 were only the orders Nlr Llark 1ssued hrs subordmates -X concerted drlve at the begmnmg of the school year that left the poor Frosh and Sophs llmp and mlnus the seventy me cents for the prxce of one subscrxptlon was a huge success, and alter nt was all over everyone affreed that xt was worth the prune The edxtorlal staff, headed by George Johns dxd nts share to please everybody even those sports hungry athletes who thmk the whole paper should be about them and thelr doms At the Columbla March the paper rated a thlrd place ln xts class a source of satlsfactlon to the staff members Speaklng of the press convent1on we can t reslst repeatmg the story about Frank Clark s gentlemanly behavior Vl hxle Lou Llttle was glvlng hls slgnature to hun dreds of pushmg and throngmg autograph hunters Hedwlg Llerhelmer among them Frank pushed his way through to where she was tlghtmg manfully and sald ll oulrl xou hke Lou Lrttles autograph? W hy yes she answered with relief 0 R he answered vet one tor me too wlllvag Page fttffntx mne 'N' - - v - 4' y - lr - 4 -l-lr - - - A -Y x -v- -v Q - C Q 1 . 4 '- . . t'.' ', .V . , . lt' , . .' ,', . , ,' A , . ' ', V. ' Q , . . 2 3 L , . '. -'- . '. ', . .' ' , . A .', . . , . . ' , N. , , . .' -., . ' C . 7 . . ,' cc , , 7 YY ' . Press Convention at New York, held in I Al 7 . . . , . , . . . . I I 7 r -v u Q ' ' ' , ' ' ' tt ' . . . A , A , , 7 ., . . 1 ,, ,L , - I Q V N -. 1 Y Y- ' H V vs , H , . , 5 , , , ,, 0 ' ' 'v v- '

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THE ALPHA BETA CLUB Xlpha Beta llub f Sea Hugh Sthool stirted off m second wrt the opcmn ot the 1030 4 sthool year and snapped lnto hwh w nth the fall electlons Henry Hollman Bruin l-xan md llllllim Birlow were elected Presxdent Xlce-l'res1dent and Secretary respectlvely The members ot thls club have per formed two outstandmg SCTXICCS for the school thts xear that of worlonv ln the lrbrrrv each mght after school lll the tb sence of some member of the faculty ind the 0l'glI'1lllI'lg of 1 news tommxttee to wrlte up school events to be publrshed m FRENC X retrospect thts wear means to the French Club an 6XhlblUOI'1 meetlng, a Lhrxstmas Pageant, an -Xssembly Play and 1 Tea Dance not to mentxon the routme meetings at whlch exeryone it tempted to speak French, at least untll after the roll call' Ihe cllmax of the yeir was reached when an entlrelx successful lea Dance was held PI'8S1ClEI'lt lllllldlll Barlow Qecretary DOUBLE O lil Dc D Let me mtroduce to you the Box llouble Quartette ladtes and gentlemen rs tll 'cllllLdLlflll the remnmt nt it xear quirtctte md tour new fellows met ogether for the llfsl llllll lt t Neptem Jer Nmte then thu xe had uues Q10 Clzff lr Q Ihe Xlp tHe 1 uv we ormed thee dutles lll Its role SCFXICC club to the snhool Ihe customary telt letters were changed to the larger chemlle letters durmff the wear Xltth the addltlon of tour new members rn january and ten more tn June the mem bershlp wlll be kept up to par Ihe mud term electlons resulted m Thomas Demp ster Dorothv Ohmltle and Vlllllam Bar lows bemg elected Ihe club plans to close the season wrth a bang wlth the presentation of an 'liQ6IllblN program and the lllllldllllll of the new members H CLUB 1n the Gvm ln fact rt was so successful that the ldea of havmg a Tea Dance every other week struck some of the students Ulhe commlttee, lenowmg how many hun eec the multltude qulcklw changed the toplc of COHXQTQHLIOIID fhls year hasnt been, perhaps exerv thm-I we had hoped for but just let mv one trv to sax lt wasnt successful X lee Presrdent Bruce Xloolley Gladys Vl army, Q U A R I E T T E they are at present the most ought atter mu rcal orffamzatxon rn the school Ihe elvht tellows comprlslnff the group ire Robert arthur ind Xlrlllam Birlow nrst enor hirlcs Bell and Ihomt Dempster setond tenor Henrx Hollmm mr Donald Sheldon barltone C1 IX ord Xlnott md Newell hrihim ba Q P1 qt Ilzntx om T-Ili .- 2 ' o - Cliff the . W ' 'n . ' nu. .V hz li Cl l 'ri k 2 ' -.3 - I rf. s ' . ' as a r h , - L, - .-3 . N I . Q q 1 -N n -. va C 1 ' Q 1' l 2 ' 3 ' E . s 2 2 2 ' ' Q- - - , - , . 2 ,l Z yn , ' 5 I K . . .I . v A 7 N dv ' E, ' ' . . .' ' 2 .l ' . V I dreds of cup cakes and tarts it took to L i' f I tt ' 7 ' , 'Y k ' ' C . V . . . .V . I 1 l . B, 7 '- , 4, 1,1 , 5 . , H , . A 5 Z -,, Y ff JZ lol ' 1' ' . s . s - ' f ' - ' H V 'E 3 r- 2 1 . z 2 '. 'l'h': ,,' ' , 2 s l2s ' Q t sz l' 2 -Q ' - 's 2 I .2 ' -' - J ,i ' ,' 2 t ' 1 ' J ' f as .K l . 2 l 2 .' . ' ' si 'zyl ' ' s 2' :sf ln fact. . l 2 .' ' 'z 2 . 'ss's.