Half Hollow Hills - Hills Horizon Yearbook (Dix Hills, NY)

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Jr. Dinner Dance . . Class of '75 One of the major highlights for thejunior Class of 1975 was their exciting dinner dance. On january 26, 1974, anxious students entered HHH only to praise the beautifully decorated area prepared by concerned students who wanted it to be a memorable evening for everyone. Students' individual creativity and imagination enriched the feeling of the atmosphere belonging to the class. Time in a Bottle proved a very fitting theme for this celebrated event. Served in a buffet style, the dinner provided numerous dishes, all of which were delicious. A major asset of the evening was the accompaniment of Mr. Iaconais talented bandp A diversified selection of music was performed and many students enjoyed themselves. Lorraine, Kennyjeff and Pam all welcomejuniors to the annual Dinner Dance. Q Steve and Annette show the sign, Time in a Bottle as the Dinner's theme. George helps Robin on with her coat to end a very enjoyable evening. Robin's date whispers a cheerful note to her during the buffet style dinner.

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Front row: V. Maida, O. Mocelo, P. Fernandez. Row 23.1. Sullivan, M. Bigman, C. Siegler, S, Sands, D. Noskin, P. Hahn. Back row: A. Kalnajs, T. Souranhl. Dunlay, T, Wurm, G. Carlucci. . ., . mtv 73? mi: Girl's Leaders' meetings have proved productive this year. Front row: K. Dunigan - Representative, P. Gagliardo - Treasurer, G. Bivona - President, P. Trentadue 8 Vice Presi- dent, K. Vlacanich - Secretary, Row 2: C. Vayianos, M. Weiss, L. DeSantis, E. Mannarino, C, Yonetti, M. Friedman. Row 5: K. Bullock,-I. Silva, D. Lieds,,I. Mason, A. Lampros, P. Kurtz, C. Chiong. Back row: A. Wanger, M. Henry, P. Rothschild, A. Schwing, P, Scharfenberg, K. Ciervo, S.janousky,,I. Yengel. Sometimes there is no end to the work! Varsity Club Girls Leaders The Girls Leaders Corps is made up of girls with a special interest in athletics. This group begins with Leaders-in-Training, a program brought about by the competition between girls, in which the best qualified are selected in leadership as well as in athletic ability. They provide assistance to gym teachers as well as helping to aid students during their free time. Much of their support is given to girls interscholastic teams as well as the intermural programs.

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B, Rebolini - Pres., C. Hartglass - Corres. Sec., G. Templeton - Treas., M. Chambers - V.P., F. Kamhi - Rec. Sec. Booster Club Another energetic meeting in the Student Council room. WW! V y f ,f ,f M at 4 gravy ,f I ff l gf! VJ .fi 'Q ff! 4 X f I fl ,.-, f'gf1.J19k en,n f M ff - .rf I ,rw rf, -51547 ,' f if .f , If J, Sy., Z , U SFT' i f fx i V L1 i 1'f'i'f if . fi ff' 'E fl if XML! I , I 1 - f' IJ ,MW 1 f if . ' X J yffcm, -.Q 'fy-if f . f 5942, i if Cut ,LQ 4 I Af J ,iii F Student Couno1l . 4, , The Student Council has taken on a new . . . . 1 .1 L f appearance with new ideas formulated by its i +'f officers. A simple two-house system is in ff' f operation which consists of appointed delegates J and elected representatives which constitute the 3,,,91Qw majority. The Student Council has overseen H' ,f- various activities. Dances, Homecoming, Movie t ,Z Nights, and a Rock Concert are just a few of , ,-' I Y? them. Plans for other activities are on the agenda, besides a movement for improved student rights and responsibilities. The Student Council has accomplished a great deal this year, mainly by functioning under the committee system which includes over twenty- five working committees. Front row: K. Kessler, M. Seijo, M. Purcell, S. Sanders, J, Masciale. Row 2: M. Fitzer, D. Leids, K. Lumpkin, L. Papa, M. Kobb, E. Hoffman, P. Perrello. Row 3: L. Dunleavy, S. Steingisser, C. Grill, E. Carleton, S. Lanning, S. Smook. Row 43.1. Mintz, j. Myers, M. Spitzer, K. Renner, R. Skolkin. Back row: C. Hartglass, K. Metzgerul. Lipman, -I. Losee, I. Leftheriotis, S. Pooley, C. Wamcke. Ann lifts her skirt for the photographefs wondering eye. Ill