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Principal Pages from the View

Clearview Regional High School
Keith brookPrincipal
Volume 2, Issue 2
November 2016 NEWSLETTER

The young men and women being named

Commended Students have demonstrated
outstanding potential for academic suc-
cess, commented a spokesperson for
NMSC. These students represent a valua-
ble national resource; recognizing their
accomplishments, as well as the key role
their schools play in their academic develop-
ment, is vital to the advancement of educa-
tional excellence in our nation.

Mr.Brook is proud to announce that Ozan Acikgoz, Isabel Biermann, Kasey Diodati, William Edwards and
Nina TuCai (pictured above), have been named Commended Students in the 2017 National Merit Scholarship
Program. Ozan Acikgoz qualifies as a National Semi-Finalist among the top 16,000 students nationwide out of
1.6 million students who took the 2015 PSAT.
About 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are being recognized for their exceptional academ-
ic promise. Although they will not continue in the 2017 competition for National Merit Scholarship awards,
Commended Students placed among the top five percent of more than 1.5 million students who entered the
2017 competition by taking the 2015 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test
(PSAT/NMSQT).
The young men and women being named Commended Students have demonstrated outstanding potential for
academic success, commented a spokesperson for NMSC. These students represent a valuable national re-
source; recognizing their accomplishments, as well as the key role their schools play in their academic devel-
opment, is vital to the advancement of educational excellence in our nation. We hope that this recognition
will help broaden their educational opportunities and encourage them as they continue their pursuit of aca-
demic success.
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A special thank you from Pierce

Burgin our Student Council President:

The VA NJ Hospital Bingo Social was a successful day of service and fellowship with our hospitalized
heroes!
Seventeen schools partner with "Red, White, and Blue Jeans for Veterans" raising over $7,000, filling
eighty care packages, making three hundred fifty Veterans Day cards, serving thirty Dominos pizzas,
delivering four butter cookie trays and sugar-free snack baskets, and awarding Canteen Coupons as
Bingo prizes. Remaining funds are donated to the VA Hospital's Recreation Fund ensuring our veterans
celebrate throughout the year!
During the past five years, our "Red, White, and Blue Jeans for Veterans" partnership raised over
$30,000 in donations and care packages supporting our hospitalized heroes recreation! My friends and I
have shared pizza with a soldier who stormed Omaha Beach, played Bingo with an "Old Grad" from
West Point, and sat with a young US Marine battling ALS. Thank you for honoring our veterans ser-
vice, appreciating their sacrifices, and understanding one of the greatest casualties of having served is
being forgotten.

Broadway Night 2016: Scenes & Showstoppers

November 2nd, 2016
A review of songs and scenes from your favorite Broadway
plays and musicals
The students pulled together a fantastic evening with only
three weeks of rehearsals. We are beyond proud of their
commitment and dedication to the arts program here at
Clearview. We are happy to announce that these students
raised $2,200 in ad sales along with $1,500 in ticket sales,
for a grand total of $3,700 to be used for the rights, sets,
costumes, props and make-up for a proposed 2017 fall play.

Songs & Scenes from:

Les Miserables
Hamilton
Wicked
Phantom of the Opera
A Christmas Carol
Jesus Christ Superstar
Chicago
Urinetown
Fiddler on the Roof
And more!
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Congratulations to grad Anna Boyton

several current & each won certifi-
former Clearview cates and a $100
Art students who cash prize. Clear-
were award winners view students won
at the Italian Herit- four of the 22 First-
age Juried in Vine- Place awards.
land. Danielle
Brown, Emily Kop-
chick, Laurianna
Panico and 2016

Clearview Regional High School's National Art Honor Society members

recently provided artwork for a well-known local charitable organization,
creating 'Wanted' posters to decorate several areas in the Monster Martin
Haunted Penitentiary Attraction in Pitman. For 15 years, The Monster
Martin Haunted House has collected food for local pantries along with
monetary donations.
The winners in the attached photo had their artwork selected as outstand-
ing, with each student receiving a tee shirt, gift certificate & line-hopper
VIP tickets to the attraction. Pictured (l to r) are Laurianna Panico, Alex-
andria Salvitti & Madison Barnes. Congratulations!
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All of the men in the choral program participated in a master class lead
by Dr. Christopher Thomas from Rowan University. There they learned
various techniques and skills to improve their vocal production while all
having fun. 520 boys participated in this event. Here are some photos
from the day!
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All-American is one of the highest awards an

individual can achieve in cheerleading. Each
summer at UCA, UDA, NCA, NDA, and USA
camps, thousands of cheerleaders and dancers
try out for the All-American title, but only 10
percent are chosen! Please congratulate the girls
on this amazing achievement!
Way to go Ladies!!
UCA AllAmerican 2017
Alexa Rosenberger 10th
Taylor Ladner 11th
Alyssa Murphy 11th
Please join us in congratulating the Girls' Tennis
Erica Damm 11th Team for capturing the SJ Times Tournament!
Julia DiCarlo 12th Also, please join us in congratulating Grace Chell
Alex Hopper 12th for winning the Singles Title and Rachel Albertson
and Chloe Simcox for winning the Doubles Title.
Morgan Cydis 12th
Chloe Schaeffer 12th GREAT JOB Ladies!

More Athletic News to share:

The Girls Tennis Team earned

a share of the Royal Division
Title.
The Field Hockey Team won the
Royal Division Title.

NOVEMBER:
Wednesday, November 16thMr. Clearview
Saturday, November 19thHomecoming Dance
Tuesday, November 22ndPowder Puff Game
Wednesday, November 23rdEarly DismissalHOLIDAY
Thursday, November 24thFriday, November 25th
HOLIDAYSCHOOL CLOSED
Monday, November 28thWinter Sports Begin
Tuesday, November 29thNCAA Student Athlete Night
DECEMBER:
Thursday, December 1stNHS Induction Ceremony
Saturday, December 3rdCraft Show
Tuesday, December 6thProject Prom/PTO Meetings
Wednesday, December 7thEarly DismissalTeacher In-Service
Thursday, December 8thHS Band Winter Concert
Wednesday, December 14thHS Choir Winter Concert
Friday, December 23rdEarly DismissalHoliday
Monday, December 26thMonday, January 2ndHOLIDAY
SCHOOL CLOSED