Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-11-13
Cifside Park
High School Notes

The big attraction of the week
was the High School dance given or
Friday night. Upon entering the
spacious auditorium of the school
everybody was strikingly impressed
by the brightness of the hall scintil-
lating with incandescent lights and
artistically tinged with the seniors
colors. When the people present be-
came cognizant of the musical vibra-
lions the ectasy of merriment was
manifestly delightful.
The attendance at this dance SUI
passed that of any school function
previously held. Many of the ada
cent towns were personally repre-
scented by both students and friends
The faculty and the faculty ladies
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.
Bray, Ralph Young, Leon La Fleur
William Sperling, Mrs. Coulter, Miss
Edna Hummer, Miss Amelia Haus-
man, Miss Beatrice Brown, Miss
Helen Flood, and Miss Edith Murphy
There were also present Mr.. and
Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Sears, Mrs. Wood
cock, Mr.. Gamble, Mrs. Genez, Ruth
Dove, Karen Knudsen, Alice Drake
Ethel Houk, Helen Porter, Ethel
Schneider, Rose Walsh, Ida Lenharr
Barbara Engel, Hazel Taylor, Jea-
nette Van Tassel, Clara Roud, Myrtle
Beilfus, Vera Kruger, Gladys Bray
Marguerite Raas, Harriet Gamble,
Beatrice Aten, Elizabeth Seggebruck
Mae Seggebruck, Elizabeth Regain,
Mary Flood, Ruth Eyrich, Catherine
Jelinek, Alice Kuehne, Helen Fox
Gussie Beurgel, Anna Mackenzie,
Ada Haas, Mildred Fiala, Tessie
Fiala, Unice Mackenzie, Janet Seeley
Ella Bentz, Marie Aimone, Edith
Van Wagner, Elizabeth Gilkis, Janet
Cohen, Irene Flanagan, Vivien and
Helen Donaldson, Lilly LIE Clerque,
Helen Beurgel, Viola Brown, Carrie
Schiess, Dorothy Berls, Lou Raas
Dorothy and Marian Kitten, Alice
Thayer, Mary Madden, Dorothy Ken
worthy, Estelle Kenworthy, Gwen
dolyn Lenharr, Mary and Catherine
Woods, Georgine Casper, Marge
Pidgeon, Anna Bederka, Anna
Amhrien, Helen Flood, Agnes Foy
Elsie Frank, Martha Frank, Florence
Frank, Misses Semindinger, Mar
garet Mahoney, Anna Raas. Frances
Bonner Harry Prout, Miller Sears
Edgar Prout, Martin Conroy, Valley
Frank, Augustine Walsh, JOSEPH
Marini, William Wack, Nicholas Ma
honey, Tom Powers, Edward Nelson
David Hinchen, George Avison
George Rooch, Joseph Grant, Fred
Grant, John Bentz, Julius Bentz
Lester Client, Dick Ansell, Robert
Genez, Billy Boylan, Hugh Mac
Intyre, George Christensen, Ralph
Sheath, James Kenyon, Charles
Meng, N. Throne, Frank Clarihew
Edward Madden, Martin Grimm
Howard Etsall, Emery Lenharr, John
Diedolf, William Palla, Robert
Cadien, Fred and Tom Rollins, Rich
ard and Tom Fox, Earl Woolnough
Anthony Griffen, Arthur Scullian
John Mahoney, Edwin LeCato, Ed
ward Sugwig, Edward Thorout
Elmer Gerlack, Hugo Nygren, Joe
Rouan, Joe Roony, Jack Gilkis, Otto
Stein, Charles Stein, Walter Stein
Phillip Shulz, Owen Brennan, Howard
Heck, Walter Heck, George Bechtel
Edward Goemann, Dewey Pawson
Anthony McDroke, Raymond Velsey
Rob Scath, Charles Keuhne, Charles
Poyzene, Alexander Brockner.
Our school went down to defeat
last Saturday at the hands of the
Ridgewood High School in the hard
est fought contest of the season by
the score of 14-6. The line plung-
ing of Rollins and Goemann, and the
brilliant end runs of Cadien were in
a large measure responsible for our
only touchdown. Captain Stein
played we'll at his new position at
right end. Griffen also showed him.
self to advantage at his new place
at right half back. The only events
that married the game was the ac-
cident sustained by R. Grant, who
had the cartilage of his nose badly
twisted, and that of Emery Lenharr
who had the muscles of his neck and
back painfully bruised.
Today Cliffside plays Passaic at
the playground.