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

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Wll.l.lAM ALTENBURG Chairman, BS., lVl.A,, lnterscholastic Athletic Coordinator JAMES BRENNAN B.S., Winter and Spring Track XNXX ,xt 3 ROBERT DOMOZYCH LINDA KORP BA-. M-Aa, BOYS V3f5iYY Clllb B.S.,j.V. Cheerleading,j.V. Soft- ball,-I.V. Basketball -4 , t . 'lll llll Q ' STANLEY KowALsK1 GLADYS PALLMEYER BS., Badminton, Asst. Alumni Advisor B.S.E., M.S.E., Asst. Varsity Football,,I,V. Lacrosse WP' eve ROBERT POLO EDWARD QUINN B.S., M.A., Varsity Football B.S., Soccer Physical Education While we are building our bodies We are expanding our outlooks and interests, At the very least, we are able to laugh about the chill running through our bodies after playing tennis in forty degree weather. It's healthy, we,re told! It puts color in our cheeks! Well, so much for forty degree health! There are many teams and after school activities to participate in that change with the season. That doesn't leave much room for repetition. ANN DIGNAM B.A.,j.V. Field Hockey, Varsity andj.V. Volleyball, Asst, Varsity Gymnastics amd' Chris Kearny, quarterback, and Coach Polo discuss plans of action during a time out. T M i Mal A,B., Girls Leaders, Varsity BS., MA., Varsity Field Hockey, Cheerleading, Varsity Tennis, Gymnastics Varsity Basketball, Varsity GJ A Softball . 755 Wpwp, WQWQWWMAM

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Business During high school, many students find that a job is extremely important as an extra security. Various courses offered in this department prepare students for the whyls and howls of applying for and gaining of jobs. For those going on to college, such courses as Personal Typing, Shorthand, and Speedwriting would be beneficial, especially for those dismayed by stories of continuous Writers, cramp! Mrs. Davis a s close attention to a studentls ro ress in in . P Y B 8 , A .414 sf at 4,5 4 gf 'X 1, sd! hm 'iw I ,N ian lf? W K , M 2 55 3 JAMES LARWOOD MATTHEW ANGOTTA Chairman BS., M.A. B.B.A., M.S. ,IOSEPHINE BLYSKAL ROWENA BOOK B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. .V l A .f i -5 . 1 , 1, MT T.. gf H ' am, 5' 2 ' ' ,f .iii i1.s Z 't Z.. t' I at L L, HARVEY BROWN MY RNA DAVIS B.B.A.. DECA B.S. i t i V V is 'W ' is . . ,,sk V ,, V ,rf 35. .t,,, ,j 1 its-ag ' T7 s ,Q l I f lg l 41 5 Wmmmk , Nwm, SALVATORE DiFAZIO JOSEPH GOONAN MARGARET LEONARD MARY McGRATH ELEANOR SCHW BA., M.A. BA. Footballg V. Wrestling B-S4 B-S-, M-SA A-B Wrestling Nkj ARZ

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Art The creativity of an individual depends on how imaginative the person is. It is possible to expand the mind's eye through paint, plaster, metal, yarn, fabric, pen and ink, pencil and charcoal. Art, like most courses, is a learning experience, but because it is a value that can be tended and watered, it can bloom and grow to become a part of you that lasts the rest of your life. DAVID MCANANEY JOHN MEEHAN B.S., MA. B.S., Mask and Gavel - Set Design and Lighting 15.4 RICHARD RUBIN ROSEMARIE SHEETZ B.S., M.S. B.F.A. .YW ,QQ MARTIN MAGHAKIAN FRANK CANTONI EILEEN LUND Chairman B.S., M.A. ll!f 4 B.S. BA. 1 fa .i s f . .4 . , . 1 4 , f as. - - is. .' f-. - A . One of Mr. Rubin's Basic Art students sketches natural scenes.