Hillside High School - Epoch Yearbook (Hillside, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1927 volume:

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Ls' V re, v H ,Q -1 'L , ' . r. ,. ,WA A ' A- wi- ' may . . .J .NV- . -JA' ?'IY f'fjf4 ,,.f-- Q- W ' . -,,,,.v..,,, f Y .LJHAM 3-A-E-f',g4.vyv ?: I, .. 2.9 ' wwg W... I .X ,' n lin V ' Q ,r -Q ,:??s .. A' J 1.-.4 w, 1 an fm., HA.. S 6-. ,..... ' N. .5 z E J. p I UPPUR UUE 5:9955 Dedication Faculty - Class of 1927 As the Seniors Staff - Organizations Senior Play Class Flower Class History Class Will Class Prophecy Class Pets Humor Sports Class Song Contents See Themselves Eehiratinn in illlarg iE. illlrilivrum' Eeraunv gnu haur mnrkeh hath with nn fur fnur gram, hnanue mr nalur gum' lngultg, hmumr me lnue gnu, illllian ililrilirvnrr, mv hvhirutr Uhr Guihv limit M ARY li. MCKEEYER THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN ARTHUR G. WOODFIELD SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Always ready and willing to help '27 A. G. WOODFIELD, Supervising Principal WI H. Cox, V ice-Principal Faculty MathemaiiI-.I Stenography and Typewriting BENJAMIN F. MORTON, A. B., M. A. VERA EDGAR Scicrzre Normal School Arithmetic IRVIN P. SOWERS, B. S. DIANA BOWEN Frmfh I Pl1yiu'al Ygammg PE RMA STROM ER RIARY E. MCKEEVER, A. B. SAMUEL DUBOW Latin Aff ANNAMAE SCIIMITT, A. B., M.A. JULIA OLENIN SCHMITT Sowing OTTILIE KAHANT, M. A. Sorial Sl'lL'l1l'f' WILBIIR H. Cox, A.B. Musir 1? l'1 ng in MABEL YERKES STEVENS ETIFIEL STEVENS Duaow, A. B. Illamlal Training Commerrial Subjects GEORGE ROBERTS R. DURQTIIEA JONES, A. B. CONSTANTINE HARPER Normal School Muxic CLEMENTINE GORDON 6 ,n FACKLTY THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Class of 1927 Miss MCKEEVER, Faculty Advisor President ..........,,....... Vice-President .....,..... Secretary .......,.... .. Treasurer ,........., George Barlow Eunice Barron Williani Berry Jessie Biskey john Bradin Ralph Butler Thomas Buzalski Catherine Clark Edith Compton Claire Crosson Evelyn Davies Robert Fick Francis Gerber L. Woolsey Haefle Robert Hahnlen Violet Hall Beatrice Jorgensen jack Kerschenbaum MEMBERS 8 i...,,.,....,...FRANK POOLE ...........VVO0LSEY HAEFLE WILMOT ..............LINDSAY MLTDDELL Louise Lanning Agnes Littlejohn Kenneth Lull Frances McQueen Betty Minchin G. Lindsay Muddell Lorraine Nichols George Onksen Lillian Patton Frank Poole Alvin Roberts Betsy Ross Evelyn Sellick Jacob Stein Dorothy White Jane Willmot Henry Wunder Edward Zilahy Herbert Zimmerman THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN GEORGE HENRY BARLOW Pussy 205 Conant Street Full of vim, vigor and 'l'1'ff11ifj'.u Senior Play-IV Varsity Track-ll, III, IV Class Basketlmallwll, Ill, IV junior-Senior Dance Committee-Ill Class Track-l VVho told you? Ain't she sweet?' One Letter Undecided EUNICE BARRON HEZUNU 1209 VVoodru ff A venue uf omit. D Senior Play--IV French Play-II, III Class Basketball-III, IV Secretary Year Book-IV Glee Club-III Don't be sill ! And howll' Business NVILLIAM G. BERRY uIglLLn 24 Looker Street Variety ix the .rpire of life. Try fhem all.' Orchestra-I, II, III, IV Glee Club-I, Il, III, IV French Play-II, III President of School Bank-IV Dance Committee-III Oh! Thunder!! Oh Gee, she's a Put !' University of Pennsylvania 9 Size is a 1vin.rou1f', liiwlv, bounv, wee friend THE GUIDE POST N I NETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN How boring. JESSIE L. BISKEY ifJEAAxNNEll 1221 Long Avenue ln truth togetlzvr you do seen: Like somcfliing fa.vl1io11ed in a dream, Class Basketball-I, ll, III, IV Senior Play Committee--IV Glee Club-ll Dance Committee-III Business JOHN P. BRADIN, JR. Ll-IACKII 848 Salem Avenue Belief to Izmir mum and blujfed Than ueiwf I0-lzmfe mule al all. Senior Play-IV Basketball Manager-IV Rot I I'n1 not proud V' Undecided RALPH NV. BUTLER BU'rCH I67 Hillside Avenue Under lzix mlm surface there .fparkle wi! and humor. Class Baseball--I, II Class Basketball-Il Dance Committee-IV Art Editor-IV Tell that to Sweeney. School of Aeronautics 10 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN THQMAS JOHN BUZALSKI HVIWOMYI 274 75th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Steady, slraiglilforruard, xlrvrig, zuillz irre- sixliblr login Music-I, II, III, IV President S. G. A.-IV Business Manager, Guide Post -IV Basketball Team-ll, IV Track Teamvvll, III, IV An' how! Order, I'lease!! Five Letters Eight Medals Wesleyan University CATHERINE MARY RITA CLARK KKK-IT!! 43 Francis Place Size lowes but one at a tune. Varsity Basketball-III, IV Varsity Track Team-I, II, III, IV Secretary Year Book-IV Vice-President of Class-I, II Dance CommitteeAII, III You big bully. Swell Y Three Letters Undecided EDITH ELIZABETH COMPTON nEDIEn 1441 Nurh Broad Street fl nobler yearning umwvr broke her rex! than to dame. Senior Play-IV Monthly Guide Post Staff-IV Class Basketball-I, II, III Latin Play-II, III Latin Club-II, III Undecided ll Isn't that funny? Oh, My! THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN i CLAIRE FRANCES cRossoN CRoss-EYE 254 Clark Street ll itly and rleiier-.rl1r'.r Irish. Treasurer S. G. A.-IV Senior Play-IV Debating Team-III, IV Second Prize Oratorical Contest-IX' Associate Editor Year Book-IV I'm a Sunday School teacher! God save Ireland. One Letter Two Medals N. Y. U. MARGARET EVELYN DAVIES EvE1.1NA 1568 Long Avenue Mu.vir hath i'1zarm.v. Entered September, 1926 Dramatic Cluh-IV Aly ccw ! Sure enough. Music Conservatory ROBERT S. FICK HFICKIEU 61 Hillside Avenue Buried in thought, he seemed, Class Basketball-Ill Orchestra-II, III Sport Editor Monthly Guide Post -IV Glee Club-III Spanish Club-II, III Whatdaya mean, huh? Go on! 1 Marines 12 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN In FRANCIS GERBER GERBER Z4 McMichael Place 'A good fallow and a worker with the blHlt'l1.n Senior Play Stage Property-IV 'Act your age. I don't believe you. Undecided LEIGH VVOQLSEY HAEFLE WUz 1283 Robert Street The bonnirxrl lad that Her I saw. Varsity Baseball-I, II, III, IV Varsity Basketball-IV Vice-President Senior Class-IV Executive Cot1ncildIV Senior Play-IV ',-Xw, hire a hall. What d'ya mean? 'I'wo Letters Bucknell University ROBERT W. HAHNLEN KKBOBYY 140 Mertz Avenue 'Talk abou! gingcrg his a 'whole spin' box. Senior Play-IV Orchestra--I, II, III, IV Varsity Track Team-III, IV Glee Club-II, III Spanish Club-II, III Yaas, Milady! Aw, run up a rope! Undecided ' 13 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN VIOLET DOLORES HALL MVIJJ ' 1262 Miriam Place An aflzlvlic Izeart-breaker is dangerous ind4'r'd. Varsity Basketball-II, III, IV Captain-IV Varstiy Track Team-I, II, III, IV Treasurer of Class-II, III Circulating Manager of Year Book-IV Oh Y-E-H Don't he redic. Four Letters Business BEATRICE CLARE JORGENSEN BEE 273 Dorer Avenue By diligenfv she wins lwr Quay. joke Editor of Monthly Guide Post -IV Senior Dance Committee--IV Senior Play Committee-IV Dramatic Club-IV Did you do your Democracy homework? Just feel my hands! Newark Normal School JACK KERSCHENBAUM HJACCKY' 259 Hollywood Avenue He wax an athlete and a gentleman. Varsity Track-III, IV Varsity Basketball-IV Baseball Manager-IV Sports Editor of Year Book-IV Class Track-III, IV Aw, cut it out. Ha-Haf' Two Letters Undecided 14 THE GUIDE POST OF N I N ETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN l LOUISE TAYLOR LANNING KKLOUIY 43 Center Street In her quieim's.r is flzarm. Glee Club-II, Ill, IV Assistant Advertising Manager of Year Book-IV Advertising Manager Guide Post -IV Class Basketball Team-IV Senior Play Committee-IV Don't call me Lulu. Listen. N ewark Normal School AGNES EMILY LITTLEJOHN MRI!! 19 Parkview Terrace A daughter of the gods, dizfinely tall And most divinely fair. Varsity Basketball-III, IV French Play-II, III Monthly Guide Post -IV Varsity Glee Club-II, III Glee Club Contest-II Hang that guy! For cryin' tears! Two Letters Newark Normal KENNETH CHARLES LULL BUsTER 19 Coe Avenue Up and down with shining face He rlatters and slams all over the plate. Senior Play-IV Advertising Manager Year Book-IV Treasurer of Class-II Treasurer Dramatic Club-IV Class Basketball-II, IV Ding-it ! Go-wan l' Bucknell University 15 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN FRANCES MCQUEEN HFRANCKIEU 154 Williamson Avenue It's nife to be natural when you're naturally nlref' Senior Play Committee-IV Advertising Manager of Year Book-IV Dance Committee-IV Columbia MARY ELIZABETH MINCHIN BETTY 1441 Munn Avenue In regard to the figure you need feel no alarm, Ax you heighten the figure, you heighten the rl1arn1. Glee Club-I, II, III, IV Latin Club-II, III Latin Play-III Varsity Glee Club Concert and Contest-II Chairman Senior Play Ticket Committee-IV Aw, you got me all wrong this time. Or-r-right. ' Pratt GILBERT LINDSAY MUDDELL, JR. KKFATII 1269 Salem Avenue Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we diet. Senior Play-IV Glee Club-II, IV Class Treasurer-IV French Play-III l Will ya ? Newark Tech. 16 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN LORRAINE FRANCES NICHOLS iKRAlN,, 49 Hollywood Avenue I .ree bright starsg the brightest are your eyes. Glee Club-II, Ill, IV Monthly Guide Post -IV Latin Play-Il, III Class Basketball-I, IV Senior Play Committee-IV 'For cryin' in the sink. F N Lillian, dont rush so. GEORGE NV. ONKSEN 0NKSEN ll96 Long Avenue Ir1r1vo.vsiblr, sir? Don't talk to me of inzfv0s.ribilitie.r. one Clmifin, IV Class Basketball Team-IV Latin Club-III Art Editor of Year Book-lV Dance Committee-III Don't he dumb. I'll tell my familyf Newark Tech. LILLIAN PATTON HPETUNIAH 44 Hollywood Avenue Blessed with varh talent and earl: art to jvlf'ase. Secretary of Class-I, Il Assistant Editor of Guide Post -III Editor-in-Chief Monthly Guide Post -IV Editor-in-Chief Year Book--IV Executive Council Member-III, IV Ooh, ma Gol1y. Is it? Honest? Normal School 17 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN I I FRANK POOLE l li3ALDw1N 3 I5 Looker Street . I fear thy kisses, grvzllv maiden. 'Treasurer S. G. A.-III Year Book Staff-IV Class PresidentilV Varsity Basketlnallillf Varsity Baseball-III, IV I7np1'eparecll ls she nice? University of VVisconsin ALVIN ROBERTS HAL!! 140 Coe Avenue A little l4'!lf1'liI1g ix cz dmzgvroux thing. Class Basketball-Il, III, IV Class Baseball-III, IV Spanish Play-ll Varsity Tennis Team-III, IV That's right too. Lfnclecided BETSY ROSS Bins 115 Coe Avenue Lively and ardent, frank and kind. Basketball Manager-Ill, IV Year Book Advertising Manager-IV French Play-II, III i Glee Club-I, IV 3 Senior Play Program Committee-IV 1 Hold your shirt! My cowl Two Letters Undecided 18 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTX-SEVEN EVELYN MARGARET SELLICK KKEVI! 21 Bank Street For .rlw is a jolly good fellow. Varsity Hasketlrall-III, IX' Sdiool Hank Staff-IV Secretary Year Book-IV Secretary Monthly Guide Post -IV Glue Club-III, IV How cageyf' Don't be Coy. Two Letters Business hmcoia STEIN LLJAKEYII 31 Hiawatha Avenue nlf.'l'fI'l'll1l'lj' Imxy Im! quivf about if. Senior Play Stage Properties-IV Glee Club-I Senior Decoration Committee-IV 'Give him a drink. Quien Sabre? Newark Tech. DOROTHY EDNA WHITE MDOT!! 1243 XfVoodruFf Avenue IIN A'1U1S1Il-llc' fvlayx upon time. Senior Play-IV Secretary of Assembly Committee-IV Latin Play-II Secretary Guide Post and Year Book-IV Class Basketball-IV My Gosh! Oh, how Coy! Undecided I 19 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN JANE WVILLMOT HALF PINT 111 Fairbank Street ll'itlz valleys of elernal babble. Secretary of Class-III, IV Secretary of S. G. A.-IV Senior Play-IV Debating Team-III, IV Associate Editor of Year Book-IV My cat does the cutest things. Oh, dry up. Three Letters Normal School HENRY VVUNDER iKHEINY', 199 Virginia Street I go here to get a general idea of things. Senior Play of Freshmen Manager of Track Team-IV Track Team-III, IV Class Basketball-III, IV Guide Post Staff-III VVats'it to ya. Et tu Brute. Undecided EDVVARD A. ZILAHY HZEDDIEJJ 30 Morris Place A smile that danrvd in his eyes, As the sunbeams Dame on the 'waves of the .vea. , . Varsity Basketball-III, IV Varsity Track Team-I, II, III, IV Class President-II Sport Editor Year Book-IV Dance Committee-II, III I'll bite. You would. Five Letters Four Medals Business 20 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN HERBERT P. ZIMMERMAN CII-IERBU 297 Hillside Avenue Ha wax a morlal of flu' 4'arr'lv.v,r kind, A ll'zIl1 no grvat lam' for It'Cl7'lllHg.U Varsity Track-III, IV Varsity Baseball-IV Varsity Basketball-VIV Class Track-I, ll Class Basketball-ll, lll Gotta dime? Do l look unconscious? Three Letters Marines Why Seniors Fail Fierce lessons. Late hours. Unexpected company. Not prepared. Kicked out. 21 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Most Most Most Most Best Best Best Best As The Seniors See Themselves Popular Respected Executive Ability School Spirit Student Speaker Athlete Looking Laziest Best Dresser Neatest Cutest Girls Lillian Patton Lillian Patton Lillian Patton Lillian Patton Claire Crosson Claire Crosson Violet Hall Eunice Barron Evelyn Sellick Lillian Patton Louise Lanning Eunice Barron Wittiest Best Natured Most Generous Quietest Noisiest Most Bashful Best Dancer Biggest Bluffer Most Sensible Most Ladylike Most Gentlemanly Jane Willmot Dorothy White Dorothy White Evelyn Davies Jane W'illmot Louise Lanning Edith Compton Edith Compton Lillian Patton Evelyn Davies Louise Lanning 22 Boys Frank Poole Thomas Buzalski Thomas Buzalski Thomas Buzalski George Onksen Kenneth Lull Edward Zilahy Henry Wunder Alvin Roberts Edward Zilahy Edward Zilahy Henry Wunder Robert Hahnlen Lindsay Muddell William Berry George Onksen Woolsey Haeile George Gnksen Henry Wunder Jack Bradin Thomas Buzalski Edward Zilahy THE GUIDE POET OF NINETEPEN TNVENTY-SEVEN 3' - W Senior Guide Post Staff .ffsxisfazllt lfr1'itO1'.v CLAIRE CROSSON -IANE WILLIIOT Sport Editors EOWARO ZILAIIY DIAOR Kl+IRSL'lll'fNl3fXlThl fir! lfditors RALPII BUTLER GEORGE CDNKSEN Jake Ifdifnrs GEORGE BARLUW VVOOLSEY HAEI-'I.E lfllliflll'-ill-C'1l'iPf LILLIAN PATTON Sccrvfazrivs IDOROTHY VVHITE EUNICE BARRON EVELYN SELLICK CATHERINE CLARK 23 l?IIsirII's.v l1flIl1Uflt'7' ,IXHOMAS J. HIIZALSKI ,f1dwI'li.n'rs LOUISE T. LANNINO FRANCES MQQIIEI-:N HETSY Ross IQICNNETII C. LULL Circulators F RANK POOLE VIOLET IIALI, ROBERT FICK THAEi GU IfDE POST! OF NIIEIETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN 0R6ANlZA7'! NS XX, Nw Wmlzis 7 f 'f , 5 'MM' 'W E2 Z f ff J! f 'X M Lx ff KX d f M K XM W L NM f Whig A Q fx K1 as f K kxxxkxw- H X Cer-l f f ff, A fflwokf'-X THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Organizations GUIDE POST The second year of a school periodical has closed with bright hopes for many more years of existence. Though the struggle to make the school want it and the tight to make it pay for itself are still strong, all murmurs of dropping it are squelched and Hillside's old fighting spirit keeps it breathing. To the Class of '28 and the rest of you, we send our plea- NVork for the Guide Post for Hillside. LITERARY CLUB Modern fiction has penetrated Hillside with the result that a literary club was formed for the purpose of discussing it and reviewing it for publication in the Guide Post. In the line of verse, scansion and poetic forms were given consideration. President .....,...tv..,.l.......,...............,.. .,...r......... L ILLIAN PATTON Manager ......,...,..,.... ,....r.....,...... U IANE WILLMOT Faculty Advisor ........., ,...,,....... A NNAMAE SCHMITT DRAMATIC CLUB This year the students of the school made a departure from custom in inaugurating a dramatic club. The members feel that by establishing this organization a number of persons interested in dramatic activity will be given an opportunity to act. This club adds further to a well-rounded program of extra-curricula activities. President ..,.............,,....,...................,.....,..... ,4......,...... T HOMAS BUZALSKI Vice-President ......i....... r.......,.... E LLswoR'rH STERNER Secretary ,,...........,.,..... ...............,.. K ENNETH LULL Faculty Advisor ..,.,...., .,....,,.,l.,, E THEL S, DUBOW 25 THE GULIQE POST OF NINETEEN-TVVENTY-SEVEN COUNCIL Students General Association OFFICEIQS Prusidvllf, ,,,,,.,e,,..... ....,...,.,,e.,.,,,e, , .,,,,,.,,,, ......e,, , ,LIIONAS IIIIZALSKI lfivc-lJrvsiu'w1! ,...,.. I , ,ee..e,. ,,El,1,sxx'cmTu STIQNNER St'L'1'C1'lI7'-X' .........,,,,.,.. ,,eA ..,...e,,.,e -I A NE XVu,I,Mo'r Truaszzrur .e,A...,... CLAIRE CROSSON COUNCIL MEMBERS Leigh XV. Haelle VValte1' lfedison Lillian Patton Lydia Schubert Alina Boylan Bromley Kirk 26 ZHJLS PURE IQ? T. Q F NLEQTJQ En ILVENTYQE E V F N Debating Club NIEMHERS blanc XX'illniot Ruth llurclcn lilizzllictli ML-aglici' llurntliy Law Ricliarcl Sim XValtcr licrliswm VVcyman Stccncgrzifc jan. lfelv. Mar. Mar. May Nay Claire' Crussnn Louise lllzinlvy Elizznlni-Ili O'Ncill Milrlrerl l'l11ll'VVCHll1Cl' Annette Corcmaii Ellswurtli Stcrnci' Gilbert Clianilwelain SEASKJNN SUINJMA RY Hillsiilc vs. l,inc'lcn-clnal clclralc. lim-cisimis-tn l,lIlflL'H at Linclcng to Hillsirlc at Hillsinlc. Hillsirlc vs. Naliway---fliml clvliatc. llccisimisktu Kahway at Rahwayg to Hillside at Hillside. Hillside vs. Sinnmitfat Summit. No clccisinn. Rnscllc Park vs, Hillsirlc-lwagiic lk-cisiun-2 tu l for Roscllc Park Hillsiflv vs, Nutlcy. Decision-tn Nntlcy, Hillsirlc vs. Nntlcy. Decision-to Nullcy. Z7 Dclwatc. f-0 ,-1 r-! V v- LJ 'T - ,.. N., fx 2 'f 'W :C F VJ U I LJ Z A V THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Members of Orchestra V iolinx William Berry' George Garrigan' Henry Marshall Matthew Padula Bromley Kirk Louise Manley Julius Terry' Rudolph Lalevee Sergy Prejzicz Thelma White Jeanette Lanning' Albert Hasleman' John Rayner' Theodore Fisher Trombone Robert Minchin 'In county musical festival. Cornefs Thomas Buzalski' Walter Fedison Saxophone.: Robert Hahnlen William Harris C larinel William Tunisonl' Mellophone Bayard La Force Drums Henry Groh Members of High School Glee Club Blanche Broderick Halys Briggs Annette Corcoran Miriam Crane Natalie Edwardson Mildred Fairweather Margaret Gerber Marjorie Huber Erika Haslauer Helen Jung Elizabeth Marsh Helen McGee Virginia Morris Anita Murphy Lorraine Nichols Betty Minchin Elizabeth O'Neil Betsy Ross Edith Smith Martha Stokes Dorothea Sweet Ruth VanSickle Ida Von Gruenigen Louise Weinrich Margaret Zweidinger Louise Lanning Viola Berry Rose McGarey Elsie Tetzloff Helen Dietz Evelyn Sellick Alma Boylan Beatrice Johnson Ruth Beck Eleanor Maurer Alice Martin Doris Fee Gladys Rogers Henrietta Rosenbeck Dorothy Groh Leo Davies 29 Harold Bell Thomas Buzalski Rudolph Lalevee Arnold McClow Russell Neder George Onksen Kenneth Patton VVilliam Berry Julius Terry Lindsley Muddell Henry Groh Joseph Melici Leon Brazer Fred Littlejohn James Introbartolo Theodore Schneider Walter Lindsley Carl Parr Clifford Muddell Joseph Molis CDF 1922 CLASS THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Class of 1928 FACULTY ADVISORS R. DOROTHEA JONES B. F. MORTON OFFICERS RICHARD SIM ...,...... ............,........................ . ., ,,,.,,,,,,,,.. President ROBERT WEISS ......,...... ..,.....A V ice-President HALYS BRIGGS ............................. ,......,,. AA,A S e cretary WEYMAN STEENEGRAFE ............ Joseph Betz Ruth Borden Alma Boylan Halys Briggs Gilbert Chamberlin Annette Corcoran Miriam Crane Hector DeRose Natalie Edwardsen John Fischer Walter Fedison George Garrigan Margret Gerber Henry Groh William Groh Muriel Harvey Ellery Haskell Erika Haslauer Ruth Haven Virginia Haviland Harold Henker Eric Johnson Helen Jung Norman Kliem Bayard LaForce Katherine Leininger 31 ......l..,...Treasurer George Littlejohn Louise Manley Henry Marshall Jean Martin Peter Masonis Rose McGary Elizabeth Meagher Bertha Miller Albert N eske John O'Donnell Elizabeth O'Neill Regina Rice Blanche Shawcross Phillip Shulman Weyman Steenegrafe Ellsworth Sterner Martha Stokes Dorothea Sweet Julius Terry Ida Von Grunigen Ralph Walker Louise Weinrich Robert Weiss Graham Winter Hyman Yourish Joseph Yuska 1929 CLASS OF THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Class of 1929 FACULTY ADVISORS ETHEL STEVENS Dusow - ANNAMAE SCIIMITT OFFICERS EMMA HAHNLEN ............. v...E... A..........,.v............... , .,.wv..........,.... P 1' esident ARNOLD McCLow ....,., KENNETH PATTON ........ LYDIA SCHUBI-:RT ........ Gladys Ainslie John Albrecht Viola Berry Jessie Berweiler Blanche Broderick Ruth Carmichael Doris Compton Ruth Conover Elizabeth Corry Dorothy Dienst Helen Dietz James Duffy Mildred Fairweather Elsie Ferguson Emma Hahnlen Ethel Herlick Marguerite Huber Ethel Jackson Evelyn Jacobi Gertrude Janson Beatrice Johnson Nelson Jowitt Virginia Joyce Dorothy Kavasanky Andrew Kavasanky Bromley Kirk Lillian Kirk Harriet Klein Dorothy Law Edward Mading Louis Matwychuck Arnold McClow Helen McGee Alice Woodruff 33 V ice-President ......,.,....,.Treasurer ecretary Elizabeth Marsh Virginia Morris Anita Murphy Stephen Mikolasik Russell Neder Giles Orcutt Matthew Padula Kenneth Patton Martha Payton Mildred Rhodes Harry Reinfurt VVilliam Romanison Celestine Savacool Helen Schreiner Theodore Sayre Lydia Schubert Elizabeth Smith Edith Smith Frances Smith Richard Szekeley Elsie Tetzlaif Byron Tunison William Tunison Felix Wadeytha Edward Walters Stanley Wojuk John Farrell John Beattie Leon Bistrovich William Clark Arthur Mutchler Raymond Spring Ruth VanSickle THE GUIDE POST or NINETEEN TXVElNTEiQl3Y IQ Come out of the Kitchen Hy QX. li. 'l'HoMAs CXST Ol CH.'XlQ.XC'l'liRS Olivia Dangeriield, Alias ,lane-lillen ,,,. .... ...., . . ....... . . . . EUNICE BARRUN lilizaheth Dangerlicld, .'Xlias.Aranii11ta... ,..., . .... .DIANE VYII,I,Mt7T Mrs. Falkcncr, Tuckcr's Sister ........ ,,,. . ,.,. lflllTl-I li. CuMv'roN .Cmliug F. Cizussox ..lJHRll'l'lIY lf. VVHITE Ciara lfalkener, Her Daughter. . Amanda, Olix'ia's Black Klammy.-. ..... . .. Burtun Crane, lfrmn the North. . .lUHN lt. HRAIIIN 'lllwmas Lellerts, Statistical l'uc-t .. . ,....., GEmu'.E H. liARl,uw Sultan Tucker, CTI-lllC,S Attorney... ,..,. .. WG, l,lNIlSAY Xlum+E1,l, Paul Dangerlield, Alias Smithfield.. . . ..RrmBi-Zlvr NV. HAHNLEN Charles Dangcrlield, Alias Brinrllelmury. .... .. .,.,. HKENNETH C. IQULI, Randulph VVeeks, Agent ul the Dangerfields.. .... . .,... .. ,,..., .. L, VVrmi,sEY HAEFL12 TH li SCENES OF THE COMEDY ACT l.-Drawing R ircm ni ul the Dangerheld fllansion, ACT ll.-The Kitchen. ,Xftcrnoung Twu Days Later. ACT Ill.-The Dining R fvav ni. just Before Dinner on the Same Day. Coach, Miss l-lrnrti. K. Srrzvms Stage settings and scenery constructed under the direction nf MR. GEURNE ROBERTS 34 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Senior Play in the Making Months and months ago, when the world was rosy, and we had reached only the second month of our Senior Year, we faced a crisis of our budding careers, and retired to the Senior room to formulate our plans, to cogitate, and to meditate on the choice of a Senior play. The distinguishing feature of said meeting was the unprecedented calm, order, and quiet that prevailed, for when the ballots were cast, collected, and counted, it was found that on each one was written he same thing- Come Out of the Kitchen. Once again '27 reached a unanimous decision and Come Out of the Kitchen was ado-pted. Try-outs were set for the following Monday QOctober 115. Search as we might, we could find but two existing copies of our newly chosen comedy-drama, and as thirty members of the erstwhile friendly Senior Class intended to try out for parts, efforts to secure books over the week-end resulted in everything but bomb-throwing. On Monday a record-breaking mob turned out for try-outs. Never before had so many seemingly sane students startled the world by revealing desires for declamation. Anyway, the spirit was willing. After a few days of mental anguish for all concerned Mrs. Dubow announced the chosen-Eunice, jane, Claire, Edith, Dot, jack, Bob, Bussie, Lindsay, Woolsey and George. Having chosen a play longer than any of the three preceding ones, and having little more than a month to prepare it, '27 started out under a handicap. The first jolt came when rehearsal days were scheduled. Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 3:00 to 11:00 was consecrated to the cause. Our one fear and our one dread was that by the time we had finished practicing the third act we would have forgotten the first! However, to our surprise, our memories did not fail us. 'Twas then that bologna sandwiches, potato chips, tasty cakes, cheese sandwiches fbutter or mustard one cent extral became precious to us. Dot brandished a coffee-pot, and the rest of us fought off starvation. Few who have not had the terrible experience can realize the awful sensation an embryo actor feels when the coach makes him spend three hours on one sentence! Who but the initiated can be melodramatic with a mouthful of peanuts, or Hershey bars? But the afternoon of the dress rehearsal found our courage sinking. About five minutes before the curtain went up, we learned that all our exits and entrances must be changed-but we lived through it. Dress rehearsals were never worse than ours, and after posing for photographers from every newspaper in the country Qand only a sandwich for nourishmentl we started to work all over again. After that, it couldn't go wrong. The 3rd and 4th of December are never to be forgotten, but we can't tell you why, or how. You'd have to see Come Out of the Kitchen as presented by '27 in order to understand how we feel when we live it over in memory. 35 THE GUIQE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Class Flower In The Garden Blue Bell ................ ............ I essie Biskey ..,.,............................ Where did you get those eyes? Dandelion ...,...,.,.,, ........,... L illian Patton .............,.,......,....... They match her hair. Golden Glow ......,.,.,...................... Claire Crosson .......,..........,........ Have you seen that lumber jacket? Jack-in-the-Pulpit ......,.,.,.......... Jane Willmot .........,. .............. A ssemblies. Johnny Jump-up ........................ Eunice Barron ..,.......,...,............ No explanation required. Poison Ivy ,.,.,...........,.... ..........,. K it Clark ...................... ...,.,.,.,.... N o other man can touch her. Sunflower ............. ............ D orothy White ....,...................... Long may she beam! Violet ................... ............ V iolet Hall .,........,...... .............. I sn't she shrinking? Wildliower .........,............,................ Edith Compton ,i......,...........,...... Do you dispute it? American Beauties ........,.... ,................,.l..............,..,........ ...,.......... R e st of Girls. Forget-me-nots ..,............ .............,.,..............,....l.. A ll the Boys. Lemons ...,...... .,...,..........,.,. .... .............. ......... F a culty 36 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Apr. May June Sept. Sept. Nov. Dec. Feb. Apr. May Mar. june Sept. Sept Oct. Nov. ' 27 Makes History 1923-24 The pursuit of educationf ?j begins. Election of officers with following results: ,f President ..,,,,,.,.,,..................,,.,......................,...,,...........,....,............,............. DICK Jmscisus Vice-President ...,......,................................................................... CATHERINE CLARK Secretary ,..,,,....,,..,...........,,......,,.............,.............................................. LILLIAN PATTON 'l'reasure1 ',.. ,..,.........,...... f ...........,.,...................,,,,................,,.................... J ANE WILLMOT Freshman Play, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. And howl Freshman English Class indulges in green pears supplied by Heinie Wunder. Freshman Party-first time '27 is allowed out until after nine o'clock. Freshmen win school championship in baseball to wonder of all concerned. First lap of the journey finished. 1924-25 9-Returned to H. H. S. prepared to treat Freshmen according to custom. 15-Election day. Edward Zilahy, Presidentg Catherine Clark, his helpmateg Lillian Patton, recorderg Robert Hahnlen, cheer leaderg Violet Hall, treasuress. Secrets of faculty meeting revealed by '26. Representative sent to Council. Pastel decorations add to charm of Sophomore dance. Class constitution framed and accepted with all intents to en- force it. Biology class peels a rabbit. Senior dance-a few of us were lucky. School adjourned. 1 925-26 . juniors-much impressed with importance. Old maids paradise invaded-boys' class combined with girls-couldn't stand it any longer. Officers once again chosen. President, Albert Swensong Vice- President, Bill Simsg Secretary, Jane Willmotg Treasurer, Violet Hall. Our Hallowe'en Dance-costumes considered superfluous. In and out the corn stalks underneath the spider web. -juniors hold a series of merry crap games. 37 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Dec. 23-juniors spread Christmas cheer. Jan. 9-Three weeks-four months work in record time-midyears. Feb. 5-Did you pass? Lucky. Mar. 20-Senior Prom. Swell! Apr. 16-juniors give a blow-out for the Seniors. May 6-All girls' debating team wins Union County debating champion- shi . May 28-Pictuiies taken for year book. May 29-'26 jazzes with '27. june 5--Rings and pins ordered. june 23-Last day of school. Three down, one to go. 1926-27 Sept. 8-New building invaded. No Walls scarred, desks new, etc. Seniors-at last other people think we're as important as we always thought we were. Sept. 9-Every Senior proceeds to get in wrong with faculty. Sept. 13-Senior jewelry arrives. Aren't they the best ever? Sept. 14-Officers elected. Sept. 20-Lockers!!! Oct. 9- Come Out of the Kitchen read and chosen. Oct. 11-Try-outs. Every Senior reveals suppressed desires to act. Oct. 15-Senior boys attempt to form football team. Season a great success. Consult any boy for particulars. Oct. 16-Program committee for Senior play reports-no ads on programs. Oct. 22-En route for Sesqui. Oct. 23-Bill Berry gets bath Qsee Gerber, Buzalski, Zilahy for detailsj. Oct. 24-Jane, Eunice and Betsy eat dinner in the Benjamin Franklin Hotel. Oct. 25-Sesqui adventurers scandalize school with their tales. Oct. 27-Nice dayg Dot and Lindsay both absent. Like the ride? Nov. 13-Kit is absent. Lonesome, Eddie? Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. jan. Feb. Feb. 2-Dress rehearsal-according to custom. 3-First performance of Come Out of the Kitchen. Huge success. 4-Seniors commit a grave social error. 3-Ho, hum! Back again and bosses aren't a bit lax about giving us sweet, juicy assignments. 14-Bucknell concert. Nuff said. 16-Frank Poole pursued by Mr. Cox-stopped by door. Where did you get that bump? 1-We display our unrivalled ability to answer exam. questions as they should not be answered. 2-28-State of collapse after hearing lowest problems mark. We feel that the other marks must have been misprints. 38 TH E GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May June june june june June June june 23- -Senior Prom. Low lights, good orchestra, all Seniors. 21- 22- Rutgers-West Virginia debate-first of its kind. Three cheers for more. On with the dance. Can anything ever fill the place of our Senior Dance? Year Book Staff elected. Mr. Cox sports annual green tie. Birthday Greetings! Senior girls take inter-class basketball championship. Baseball scandal comes to light. Young revolution suppressed with difficulty. S. G. A. meetings cease to be a rest period. Bang! Hold-up? No, Vi's gum. -A. M. Hunting big game in Trig. class. Lives imperiled-boys save feminine element from onslaught of-a mouse. Note: Mouse's spirit reposes in waste-basket. -P. M. Big game still extant. Edith Compton threatens to faint at sight of little furry beast. Chemistry had a good laugh Qsomething unusualj-Lindsay fell off his chair. Spring is here!!! Little Senior boys have their dice out. -Jake Stein plays baseball. .lakie's eyes change color. Claire wins Union County district finals. Juniors entertain the Seniors. 3-Claire wins North Jersey finals in Times Oratorical Contest. -Mr. Morton favors commercial arithmetic class with lecture on advertising. The same day he shows his fondness for lilies of the valley. Seniors plan for class night. Boys hold lengthy discussion on what they should wear. Tuxs rejected as too sweaty. White flannels rejected because they get dirty. Three Senior girls come to school slightly stiffer than usual. Ask Kit-she knows! How many Seniors intend to graduate? Oh, is that so? Well! Seniors returned the Juniors' hospitality. Hope they enjoyed our affair as much as we did theirs. -Finals begin! Did we cram? I'll say we did! Did you pass? Congratulations! Seniors again break all traditions. For the first time Hillside had a regular class night, with prophecy, plays 'n everything. -Picnicking at Pequannock. Steak broiled on open fire, marsh- mallow roast, huge bonfire, home by moonlight. Seniors enjoy Moonlight on the Hudson. We are graduated! Ask us another!!! 39 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Person Barron Barlow Berry Biskey Bradin Butler Buzalski Clark Compton Crosson Davies Fick Gerber Haefle Hahnlen Hall Jorgensen Kerschenbaum Lanning Little john Lull M cQueen Minehin M uddell Nichols Onksen Patton Poole Roberts Ross Sellick Stein VV hite Willmot Wunder Zilahy Zimmerman Bric - A - Bras and Bouquets Pseudonym Jane Ellen Ruth Sheik Gay Percy Butch Mr. Chairman Eddie Edie Cross-eye Ev - Merriwell Gerber Randy Smithfield Frank Bee IackCKj Looloo Aggie Casey Queenie Little Eva Petit Pickles Onskin Petunia Mac Red Patriot Speed Jakie Mandy Araminta Henny Kit Herbie A ilment Movies Jokes VVoman-hater Absence Math. Girl-Friend Radio Eddie Men Hair Comb Shyness Thumb French Girls School Practical Humor Weight Many Seriousness Blondes Dogs Pinochle Chemistry Giggles Eats H. P. Laziness Punch Making Cvirls Tardiness Dave Speed Baseball Dishes Goldfish Looks Kit Silence 40 Remedy Go Oftener Year Book More Women Truant Officer Drop It Marriage Sell It Eddie Curfew Cut It Necking Pacilier None Graduation Oflice Athletics Ask Us Another G. P. jokes Africa Cats Bridge Pass It Straight-jacket Poison W. B. Study Drink Some More Alarm Clock Another One Dynamite Marbles Break Them Cat Facial Kit Women F amour For Eyes Wise-cracks Curls Blue Eyes Plus 16's Art High Jump Eddie Black Bottom Oratory Voice Sports Editor Lock of Hair Pipe Brief Case Gum Sweetness Athletics Ads Dimples Drag Recklessness Brown Eyes Width Peace-ful Math, IV Hair Blushes Tennis Name Gab Eye Laugh Arguments Waves Kit Shots THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Bric- A - Bras and Bouquets IVhere Found Movies Bond St. Irvington Not Home N. J., Pa., Cal., etc. In Flivver In Othce Eddie Dancing On the Stump. Who Knows Orchestra Post Office Everywhere East Orange On the VVay Home Class Room Gym Chasing Ads VVith Dog Blonsky's Blowing Up Labs. Kitchen Movies Hillside Nat'l. Chem. Lab. G. P. Meeting Senior Room Tennis Courts Find Dave Kit's Beauty Parlor Eunice's Talking to Everyone See Bussy Kit Miss jones' Room How They Got Through Blinded Faculty I Ask You Talked just Blew Flivvered jumped Eddie Slept Argued Sang Walked Corresponded Stumbled Romped Chewed joined Clubs Never Came Naturally Smiled Played Dragged Giggled Squeezed Elocuted Deserved It Edited Blushed Length of Service We Wonder I'lI Bite Flirted Secret Is It Possible? Banged Kit Loafed Ambition Hollywood Dancer Banker Follies Foreign Service Aviator Radiologist Eddie Knockout Speaker of House Opera Minister French Ambassador Artist Doctor P. T. Teacher Pedigogue Hurry-up Yost Swat the Editor Farmer Hurry Chemist Nurse 500 lbs. Life of Ease Physicist Hearst's Successor Get Thru' Pass Problems A Cartoonist To Be Slow Poet Teacher To Be Heard ? Kit Mystery 41 5 Fate Convent Own Nat'l. Own Charm School Ladies' Seminary Coal Heaver Ore Miner Evangelist Eddie Knocked Out Soap-box Village Choir jazz Band Folies-Bergere Hard Work Veterinary Missionary Movie Siren Fr. Teacher Hang for It Circus L. M. U. Cook Doct0r's Wife 100 lbs. Housewife Time Will Tell Vaudeville Singer We're Waiting Fail It ?'s Cook Marathon Runner Surprise File Clerk Hillside Opera Collar Ad. Kit Family Man THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Last Will and Testament of 1927 We, the members of the Class of '27, fully conscious of our approach- ing scholastic death and possessing as many of our faculties and being in as sane a mind as possible under the circumstances, do, on the 17th day of june, so make and publish herewith, our last will and testament, thereby revoking and making void all former wills and promises made by us at any time. Gur worldly possessions we dispose of in the following manner. To the Seniors who succeed us, we leave our superior attitude, our pull with the faculty and all the privilegesf U we have enjoyed during our sojourn in this, our house of learning. To Mr. Wfoodfield, our Supervising Principal, our sincere thanks for his hearty co-operation and interest. We hope the succeeding classes will feel as much appreciation for his splendid leadership as we have. To Mr. Cox, our principal, we bequeath peace and quiet after four years of '27's chaos. To our New School, we leave the memory of '27, May our errant spirits haunt its halls forever! H The advertisers of the Year Book Staff, Louise, Bussie, Francis and Betsy, unhesitatingly leave their invincible spirit and worn out shoes to anyone who has the courage to be next year's advertisers. To Hymen Yourish, Tom Buzalski's recipe for length. To Hillside's blossoming Romeos, we entrust Kit's and Eddie's fidelity and joint locker in the Senior room. To Edith Smith and Lydia Schubert, Woolsey's and Bussie's nerve in getting out of study halls Qwith consequent noise in the hallsj. To any one who thinks he needs it we donate our ability to dodge lessons, lose homework and bluff the powers that be. To the Sophomores we bequeath words of encouragement, for in our Sophomore days our chances of becoming Seniors were as slim as yours are now. To the dance committee of '28, '29 and '30, Lillian Patton reluctantly disposes of her unsurpassed methods of making punch. No questions will be asked if aforementioned classes develop a taste for tea or coffee. 42 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN To her less valiant sisterhood of the underclasses, Edith Compton generously wills her favorite playmates-our mice, including all stray cats. To Virginia Joyce who is constantly in danger of running down, jane Willmot lovingly bequeaths her marathon record for chattering. To Louise Manley, after having seen her picture with the junior Class, Agnes Littlejohn, in an attempt to drive away that frown, makes a present of her dimples. Now smile, Louise. To the Faculty, because of their expressed desires for possessing them, we dedicate all the Senior water-pistols. To Gilbert Chamberlain, to use at his own discretion, Henry Wunder's caveman propensities. ' To Arnold McClow, Frank Poole's aversion to women. To all Senior advisers, Miss McKeever's patience and silent endurance thru years of constant trials and tribulations. To rising politicians, our problems books guaranteed to have been used not more than twice. These are accompanied by our groans on opening them and our bliss in closing them. To the fiunkers who have exhausted their own supply, jack Bradin bequeaths his numerous, workable excuses and his general ability to skin thru. To the general public for its occasional use Bill Berry relinquishes his souvenir towel snitched from the B. F. Hotel. Bill would like to see it added to the others in the boys' shower. Lastly, about to quit these halls forever, we name our sister class l929 as executors of this our last will and testament and do hereby set our seal and signature in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and twenty-seven. CLASS OF 1927, HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL. Witnesses 2 CAIUS JULIUS CEASAR ARCHIMEDES ST. PATRICK 43 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS June 17, 1947 Unbreakable Apparatus for Exclusive Schools FRANCES McQUEEN 8: CO. Sole manufacturers of Chemistry and Physics Apparatus used in Hillside High School. Hillside Motion Picture Palace 88th VVeek of the Sensational Picture Love In a Cottage Starring HENRY WUNDER America's Most Popular Lover 2000 feet of sizzling love! 1000 feet of the famous Wunder profile! Tlzf' Feature of the Age! SpcciczZty+Lvssons in Catching JACOB STEIN Baseball Coach Damages Guaranteed Are you having 'trouble in plane ning your menu? Can you boil water without burning it? LOUISE LANNING Cook De Luxe will send you her latest leaflets on Food and the Husband. Tel. 281 Onion Cartoonists Trained .and Given a Ministers Trained by Radio Start in Life Aerial Correspondence School BETSY ROSS Shilling Example of This Art Artist ROBERT FICK Lessons- nights onlyf Weflnes- day, Saturday, Sunday and any other convenient date. Spreading his fame converting the heathen in Zulu Islands to belief in Hillside Sewer System. RED vs. KAY Spectacular bout between erst- while friends-this evening! .IacfkYs tirst appearance since eliminating rest of '27. Red Roberts has already paid lost bets. Both trained in Hillside High. HAVE YOU I'I '? Buy it by the box JESSIE BISKEY Beauty Specialist manufactures It at U3 original cost. You will come back for more. Flappers cry for It.', High Class Dish Washer K. C. L U L L i Now vmjvloycd in Childs Holds world's record for breaking dishes-CO in five minutes. THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS June 17, 1947 Have You a Desire to be an Ambassador to South Seas? If not, why not? If so, you're crazy! However JOHN PERCY BRADIN, JR. of the Foreign Service offers you an opportunity to see Africa, japan, Siberia and Hillside. Farewell Cianfvrf in flmerira! Amalgamated University Glee Clubs THOMAS BUZALSKI Leader, Director, Manager, Star Sf'l'l'itIl fJ,Il.iT:li.Yfi'i .hillifkfl Alice, VYhere Art 'l'h1:u? Sweet Alice Ben Bolt My Sweet Little Alice Blue Gown Babies llaslzvd IfVlzilv You VVaiI LILLIAN PATTON Nursery 2-1-hour service Patronage of '27 solicited. 'lirigonometric methods guaranteed. Clean .' Sanitary ! Modern J Modern Venuses Turned Out by the Dozen at VIOLET I-IALL'S REDUCING SCHOOL Surest methods practised. No gum-chewing allowed. Tel. Z Much-wate Portraits Painted in the Sky Half Price! RALPH BUTLER Aviator Tel. U. P. 3.1416 House Wrecker JANE WILLMOT Houses, Schools and Factories wrecked in record time. Call any time between 8 A. M. and 7 A. M. Haefle's Latest Rules on Pinochle Impossible to lose more than Hot Dogs with a Pedigree, 5.05 Flavors-Police, Chow, Mutt and 31,000 a night if directions are Mongrd followed. L WOOLSEY HAEFLE AGNES LITTLEJOHN Only Living rlzzflzirwity on Cards Pmpnetliess Win with yyuzg All praductx raised on jvrvfizms G E R B E R International Correspondence School MR. GERBER-English Correspondence MRS. fiERBER-flJ6ll'Ig Frenclij French Correspondence Not Genuine Without This 'IiI'2iIlClH21l'k-LUCIC of Hair THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS June 17, 1947 Social Advisor Advantageous introductions ar- ranged. Counts, dukes and lords, S5001 Prince of VVales 10721 extra. EDITH COMPTON 8: CO. WT L'll7'L' all lyrokcn lzcarts. Home-Made Coffee a Specialty DOROTHY WHITE Caterer to Barlow's Theatre Once catered to now famous cast of Come Out of the Kitchen. The Line That Sells HERBERT ZIMMERMAN Real Estate Buy in Zimmerville-America's Future Metropolis! BARLOW'S SCANDALS All Star Alumni Cast Special numbers featuring mem- ories of 'Z7. The director that made Ziegfeld commit suicide. Swimming Lessons EUNICE BARRON Proprietress of the famous Poole Private lessons for patrons of E. Compton. WILLIAM BERRY Soloist for Singer Sewing Machine Company Voice trained by yelling down dumb-waiter and raised on elevator. Special prices to bank presidents Hillsidfs Only Trafjir Coppcttc BEATRICE JORGENSEN Seniors Seek Services Makes bootleggers shake in their boots-11 murderers and 12 bank- hlowers to her credit. Rcconmiended by B, F. Morton FRANK POOLE Director of Public Utilities Streets cleaned personally by special arrangement4.O027b extra. Back to the Woods with G. L. MUDDELL'S Dancing Class Nymphs, Naiads, and Nuts trained by unrivalled instructor THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TVVENTY-S-EVEN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS June 17, 1947 CLAIRE CROSSON astounds literary world with her newest book To Be Or Not To Be An Orator 'llhe chief difficulty as set forth by the author is how to spend the money won hy this means. Onksen Slide Rule So simple a baby could use it. GEORGE ONKSEN has reached perfection in this lost art of sliding rules. R. HAHNLEN Cosmetician CATHERINE CLARK can Change Your makwup Com- Mother Superior of Clark's Convent Eleuflii' The man who made up Invites members of Class of '27 to lligofll' Q Q , Q join her sisterhood. Guaranteed Mmilflffntes' ' tammy In H' H' safe retreat from persistent suitors. Only Lady Fight Promoter in U. S. EVELYN SELLICK Ex-Pugilist Manages world's best fighters Famous PatronsiMussolini, Sun- Yat-Sen, Al Smith and Jacfkl. Famous Exponent of VVorld Peace LORRAINE NICHOLS Pacifier Pcacv al any fwicv! Bring your disputes to Nichols. She has been in all kinds and is commercializing her experience. Have you been crossed in love? Has life lost its rosy hue? Is your heart breaking? Write your prob- lem to EDWARD ZILAHY Experienced Matrimonial Advisor cfo Guide Post You Have a Duty to Society! Every citizen, good or bad, should belong to a won1en's club. Delay no longerg clip the attached coupon and mail to BETTY MINCHIN Pres. Women's Club of Oshkosh When Your Canary Ceases to Sing- bring it to EVELYN DAVIES 0000 Do-re-mi Street She will restore its lost voice and teach it the latest jazz THEAAGUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TVVENTY-SEVEN Class Pets 4 1st Row Cleft to rightj- Frauleiu Hahnlcn, Rusty Patton, Luxe Littlejohn. Znd Row- Patrick Crosson, Tippy Hahnlen, Fido Onkscn. 3rd Row- Rover Stein, A'Tedcly Buzalski, Foolish VVillmot, Bucldic Gcrlwcr, Ottic Nichols. . 4th RowW l'rincc llluddell, u'Tl'U1llllCH Ross. 48 IIII C l IDF POST OF NINE'l'ICICN TXVITNIX SIX! X UMD A fr -+ S. 'ig Rhlph . BUTLER. ' 49 fx Q40 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Une Touch of Nature Makes the Whole World Kin One Touch of Humor Makes the Whole World Grin Mr. Cox- Jane, what is enviro- ment ? 'lane- Enviroment is whether you live on an iceburg or a desert. Mr. Sowers- Why is vapor in- visible ? ' Dick Sim- Because ou can't Y see it. Miss Stevens fafter Bus has rais- ed his handl- Anything on your mind, Buster ? Bus-UNO. G. Barlow- Righto. Bussy translating in French class, Les paysons et les paysonnes - The papa peasants and the mama peasants. Mrs. Dubow- In the sentence, 'I have just gone to bed' do we have a change of position or condition ? Woolsey Haefle- Neither, we have a change of clothes. D Question - If you were in a sink- ing boat, with your mother-in-law and your wife, which would you save ? Mr. Cox- One's as bad as the other. Heard in Senior Room How did you make out in the exams ? I got 100. Say now,- I certainly didg 40 in Math., 30 in Problems, and 30 in Chemistry. Mr. Cox to Seniorsw For to- morrow Digest article on Mexico. Bussy Lull entering French class : Something smells funny in here. Miss McKeever- It smells like something that has been closed for a long time. A voice from the rear- It's his note-book. Miss MCK- Woolsey, don't talk so loud. Woolsey- I don'tg it comes out loud. 'ILEIE GUIPE POST OF NINETEEN TNVENTY-SEVINI KW S X E763 xy 1 I , I ISUII I .- Im you know antlming' about Shakcspczwl-'S works ? Ihmlv II.- NawI Vxvhat kim fzlctury is it? IUIH X 'U 12,23 X r I If fmiiffxxxxxyv 25' I A 0 ZIAI J I ! A? Birdie Iiutlcr Iiirdic- Huw zur? -HVVIIHI IIU yilll CZIII lI'lIS Im - C: n1t0n11wt. BlllIISI'f ICZl1lSL' I am Imncath it. S9 fl : ft' 9' -sla- rqx xg? gl l ,I 7 V u Y I um- I m cn1IvarrassuI. Bus- VK'hy? 5 'I'Um-- I gm Il batch in my mmm. NUS Sw mn'1'frw-mimlvfl that hv 1 lgus-'Tm mum cmm,-m5SCf1, Iouk lIll'Ull1II'l Z1 key hole with Imth nu 'l'mnn- IImx' cmng-P SlIlllIIt3l'lt'UllSIy. Bus- I hax'en't any patch. X THE GUIDE POST 0F NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Hillside Theatre Presents Pictures Made Famous by Seniors Film Butterflies in the Rain .i.... ,.... The Big Parade ..................... The Big Relief .............. The Show ..................,............ A Girl of Today .............. A Holy Terror .............. A Regular Scout ....,,........ A Royal Vagabond ..i........... A Son of His Father .......e..,... An Affair of the Follies. .,...,,. . And George Did It ........,.......... Assorted Nuts ....,...,,,,..,.,,......,, Collector of Hearts ....,........ Cradle Snatchers ............. Eager Lips ............,,.......... Eyes of Youth .............,. Evening Clothes ..,...............,.,..., Girl Shy ......,,.,,................,.,..,..,,..,.......... Love Me, Love My Dog ....,........,....,,..... .....,... Night of Love' ............,,,,.,,,,....... 2 ............... 1 ....,............ .............. Featured Players .............Certain Seniors at the Sesqui .,......i........,.,,.............Graduation March Exams v............i.Come Out of the Kitchen .,.......,...,Lorraine Nichols ..................,,,,...,.....,Woolsey Haefle ................Lou1se Lannmg Kay ............,.,-lack Bradin ....,...........Jane Willmot .i..........George Barlow .,,..,..,.......,,.,.Jacob Stein Francis Gerber Alvin Roberts Herbert Zimmerman Ross .....,,.,,.......Ralph Butler Claire Crosson ...................i..Violet Hall .......,..,,,...,Eunice Barron ,..,i......Lindsay Muddell ,...............,..........Robert Fick ....,.........Agnes Littlejohn Edith Compton and ? Reading, VVr1t1ng and 'Rithmetic ..i........., .,,,..,,.......... B eatrice Jorgensen The Bigger They Are .,.,....,.,....................,.,..... .........,,,,.,,,,...... B etty Minchin The Circus ....i......,............,.,..............,... The Girl Who Smiles ,,,,.... - ....,....... The Grand Flapper ....,....... The Nightingale ........................ The Son of the Sheik ...,..,,,....,,,, The Three Musketeers ,.........,.. The Temptress ................... Too Many Women ........,.......... When A Man Loves .....,........ Y-y-you Tell 'Em ............ Variety ..........,,...........,.....,.. On the Square ......,....... , Tom Buzalski ,Senior Class Meeting ...........Frances McQueen .....,.,.........JCSSlC Biskey .............Evelyn Davies Berry ,,,.i................Buster Lull Henry Wunder Frank Poole ......,.,..Dorothy White ,,............Frank Poole ............Eddie Zilahy Kit Clark .......,...,George Onksen .........,..,Evelyn Sellick ................Lillian Patton THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Brief Reviews of Current Fiction The City of Perfection ,...,,.................,......,.. Hillside. Certain People of Importance ............... Seniors. We All Live Through It .......r.........,............ Advice on the Care of Babies ............... School. Chapters contributed by Faculty. First Crossing of the Polar Sea ............ An attempt to be friendly with juniors, Soundings ......,,......,,,......c................,t.........,.,,.,,i.,,,,, .Ujust a little written work. The Book Nobody Knows ........................ Problems of Democracy. Barren Ground .,............,,.......,..........,.............,..... Soph's gray matter. The Story of a VVonder Man ........i....,,.,, An American Tragedy ,,,...............,..,..,........ Autobiography of every Senior boy. Seniors not appreciated by rest of school. Show Boat ...tvv........,.................... ............ H udson River liner that carried Seniors. Love Is Enough ...i..,,..,,,.,., ,,.......... K it and Eddie relate all. The Financier ....................... ,,........... C lass Treasurer. Dawn .......................,.,.....................,. ............. T he Close of Class Night. The Longest Shadow ,.,,.,,.,,...... ............. E xams. The Amazing Chance ..........,., Doomsday .....,..,.................................. ..,,.....,,, I'll Have a Fine Funeral ,........... The Harvest of Years ...,......... Forever Free ...............,............, ............Passing. .june 15-we hear our marks. .,.,,.......We've heard the marks. Graduation. After Graduation. Politics of '27 The Financial revolution ..........,.,,.,,..,.,.,......................................,,....,.,..., Class Dues. The working classes suffer ........... Age of Democracy ..,,................,.....,.,............. .............Guide Post Staff. ....,..,....,Senior Administration. The landlord becomes a capitalist ...,,,... ............ S .05 to open Lockers. What self-determination means ....,,......... ............ S ee jack Bradin. The industrial revolution continues ........................... ....,....,.. A fter We're Gone. How the great war began ........................,,.,..............,,,,...................,,.. Baseball Scandal. How secret diplomacy led up to the great war ...........,...... Ask the Faculty. World Court ,,,,,,,..,,,...,,,..........,.,.........................,.,...,..............................,........ The Executive Council. Dictatorship of the working class .............................. ............. C lass President. Continuance of political opposition ,.,............. ...,......,.. L illian vs. Tom. - Popular opposition to the Government ............. ....,........ S . G. A. Meetings. The treaty signed ..,...................,..............,,..,..............,..., ............, D iplomas. 53 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN Can You Imagine That Bussy Lull becoming quietg Louise Lanning being loudg George Onksen cause a riotg Lindsay lost in a crowd. Dot White looking kind of glumg Kit without her Eddieg Claire Crosson acting rather dumbg Red Roberts ever ready. Lillian, her work unfmishedg Jack Bradin with his doneg Henry with his voice diminishedg Bob H. without his fun. Betsy moving very fastg Evelyn Sellick act high hat g Beatrice ever coming lastg Edith playing with Jane's cat. Eddie with his hair in wavesg Bill Berry's hair withoutg A single day without jane's raves 3 Agnes being stout. Jack K's chair fiat on the Hoorg Gerber late to schoolg Woozy ever getting soreg Buzalski act the fool. Frank walking home without some jane g Bob Fick Walking with oneg Vi without athletic fameg Betty's giggle gone. Barlow acting slow and staidg Butler acting crazyg Jessie being an old maidg Jake Stein being lazy. Eunice's e es not vam in us' , y, g , Francis actlng gloomyg Lorraine ever raise a fussy Herb ettlri s oon . Y Y Evelyn's from the Golden Westg And this completes the list. Twenty-seven by far the bestg Oh! won't we be missed. 54 9 UI u THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN S E N I O R C L A S S O F T W E N T Y S E V E N Hall of Fame stands for Seniors, the finest in school, We know how to work, tho We all love to fool. brings us Eddie, of basketball fame, And also ,lack K.-these boys sure made a name. is for Nichols, a mighty fine lass, And with her we'll find Lill, good pals of our class. means the interest we all take in our lesson, Which isn't so much-to you we're confessin', is for Officers, the best in the school, , Lindsay, Woolsey and Jane, and our President, Poole. surely means Ross, with the boys quite a belle, And also Red Roberts, so much fun we can't tell. R stands also for Robert, both Hahnlen and Fick, The latter most quiet, the former-well, he's up to some trick. is for Claire of speaking renown, And also Kit Clark, who seems never to frown. brings us Lanning and Littlejohn too, Please find me two finer girls than these two. bringing B along gives us George Barlow, Wherever he is-there's always fun also. stands for Sellick, the best kind of a sport, She is always most happy, on a basketball court. is also for Stein, a fine fellow is he, A better stage man for the play, there really couldn't be. leads to George Onksen, who is really a wonder, He grasps mighty problems and breaks them asunder. is for Francis, a good-natured boy, And Frances McQueen, bubbling over with joy. means for us Tom, with state high jump renown, When school is dismissed, to the oFHce he runs down. is Wunder, who with Lull to help some, Keeps things around school in a continual hum. ushers in Eunice, our dancer petite, Her big brown eyes bring all the boys to her feet. surely means nothing so to M we will change it, So mention a true friend like Betty, we must try to arra we'll say stands for the three Beau Brummels clever, Berry and Bradin are fickle-but Butler-Oh never! stands for Biskey by spelling from one end, For getting frat pins, her recipe she'll lend. we will change to Z for our Herbie, Tho a quiet lad, he's been known to disturb ye. is for Evelyn, our friend from the West, We do hope she'll learn to like the East best. means Violet, our athlete great, Gum is her hobby and Woolsey her fate. reminds us of Edith, tho she thinks us all kids, For a New York dance she continually gets bids. is for nonsense which gives us Dot White, And the opposite Beatrice, who plugs day and night. 55 nge it THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN How VV hy Why Why Why Why Why Why Why We'd Like To Know- Jake Stein got his black eye. Mr. Morton speaks so much about the Scotch. Eddie uses a locker in the girls' section. Woolsey sits near Lillian in French. all the boys stay for P. T. A. when the Seniors serve Mr. Morton comes to the Senior room door so often at noon George Barlow is so interested in 1925 year book. Francis G. answers letters so promptly. the ventilators in the new buildings are not large enough for the boys to put Bussie in. Why Ralph goes to Elizabeth before school every morning Why Jane, Eunice and Betsy know the number of lights on the Sesqui Bell Why Why How Tom likes to assist with the office work. the mice insist upon being educated. Jessie gets all her frat pins. If Lindsay is top-heavy. How How How How How Why How How How Claire Crosson bluffs everyone. Kitty Clark passes all her tests. Violet and Woolsey get along so well together. Evelyn Davies keeps so quiet. the Pinochle Club is getting along., Francis gets all the locks of hair from French girls Frank gets away with so many things. Jane makes so much noise. Agnes likes the altitude. 56 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Famous Fatal Frases I'd rather die! I'm back 99 chem. experiments! Who did the Math. homework? v Who knows the French verbs? My locker key! !! When's the Guide Post coming out? Am I late? I don't believe in detention. Let's see your baseball ticket. Did you get hit, Jake? That ?!- W-!? desk-another run! What's the problems assignment? My pictures are aw-w-ful. Who's got some money? E-e-k! there's a mouse. 'I'hat's what I thought. I lost my report card. V Who cribbed my gym suit? How soon will the bell ring? Not prepared! How many tickets have you sold? I would have been on the honor roll if- 57 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN The Seniors In Song Because I Love You ..................A........................A................ I hate to leave you Hillside High -Iust a Little Longer ...T........i...........i,.,............, ............ ,,,,, T o m Buzalski There's Something Nice About Everyone ..... Senior Class Take Your Finger Out of Your Mouth ...... ..... B ob Fick Song of the Wanderer ,,,.........,,...............................,., ...., W here is detention? It All Depends on You ..,,.,..........,.............................,...w.,. The diploma Take in the Sun, Hang Out the Moon ..,... ..... S enior Prom The Prisoner's Song ....,.......,................,....,.......,........,..i,..,, Detention I Got the Girl ......,....,....,,..... .....,.,., B ill Berry Somebody Else ....,..,....,..........,.. .....,.,,. M r. Cox's plea School Day Sweethearts .....,. .... ..,., K i t and Eddie Bridget O'Flynn ....,.........,,,....,.,.....,........ ....i..,.. E . Sellick Tonight You Belong to Me ,.......... .... ,.,. S e nior Play Tuxs Yankee fnosej Rose .,,,....,,.............. .......,,, .I ack Stein It Made You Happy ,....................,........,......... .......... W hen you passed Moonbeam, Kiss Her for Me ........................,..,,....,., Bussy Lull fI'm too shortj High, High, High Up in the Hills ........,...........,,,. Edith Compton Honeymoon Lane ,,,,,,.....,.....,.................,........,...... .......,,. S alem Road I Don't Mind Being All Alone .......,....... .... ..... F r ank Poole Precious ...A.,.,..........,..,..,....,.........,....,,,,....,,.i.....,...,... .,.,...... W hat the Faculty thinks of us! What Does It Matter ,.......... ..,,,.......... ..,....... E X ams Mary Lou .......................,.........,, .......,.. L ouise Lanning Crazy Words ...,i.......,,.. - ...,,,.....,.,...,. .......... W uzzy Cherie fWe Love Youj ....i..... .....,,... M iss McKeever I'm on My Way Home .,.e,...e.... ........., T om and Alice Four Leaf Clover ....,.......,,.,..,. ....,,,... W hat We need in eXamS Lucky Day .,,.......,...,,, .......,................,,,,,,...,....... C ommencement Bughouse Fable 3,333,333 Once upon a time a Barron went to call on Betsy Ross. In order to get to her Hall it was necessary to go thru a Mud dell. This dell was surrounded by a lfVlilte fence but he said to himself, I will give the guard some Nichols to put the Bar low, Crosson the plank over the Poole and arrive safely. On the way he stopped to pick for his lady-love a rare Berry and took this Wunder with him. Little John the Butler opened the door. The Barron asked him to bring a Stein and in the Lull which fol- lowed he thought about this famous historical lady as McQueen. Now this may seem very Zilahy to you but don't infringe on it for we have the Patton. 58 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Class Night Program Class of 1927 JUNE 17, 1927 Orchestra Selection ......,...... ..................4...............,,..,.,. I Iillside High School Orchestra Address of Welcome ................................,.,.r...........,,.,.......................,..........,.........,....r,.. Claire Crosson THE DAILY GRIND Miss McKeever ,,...........,.,..............................,.w,........,...,.,.......,,............,...... Louise Lanning Mr. Sowers .........,...,,...... ..,.,.,,................... W illiam Berry Mrs. Stephens .....,......, .....,,......,.,............,,. B etty Minchin Mr. Cox .,............,......... ....,........,. H erbert Zimmerman Miss Edgar ...........,.... ......,.,..,..,......r....... J essie Biskey Mr. Morton .......,..... ,.........,,....c., H enry Wunder Miss jones ......,.... ...,..........4 E velyn Sellick Mrs. Dubow ..........r,......,.,........,..A......,........,..,,..................... i..... .r..........,..... J a ne Willmot Miss Schmit ,............................,.............................,...,..,,.,............,..r.,r...........,. Catherine Clark Pupils ..................... Edith Compton, Claire Crosson, Beatrice Jorgensen, Dorothy White, Robert Fick, Ralph Butler, Alvin Roberts, Kenneth Lull, Lindsay Muddell, Francis Gerber, Jacob Stein, George Barlow, George Onksen, Jack Kerchenbaum, Evelyn Davies, Jack Bradin. Class Will .......,.....,,........,............,.,........,...........,,.,.,,,......... ..,.................r...........,,........ L orraine Nichols Slams .......,.,,.. ......,,... B etsy Ross Robert Hahnlen Prophecy ,.,,.................. ,,,........ . ..Violet Hall Lindsay Muddell Vocal Selection ....,........,.... , ,.,,,..,,...i.,,,,...,.,,..,....,....,,................ Evelyn Davies Orchestra Selection ........r...,.,.,...........A.....,............................... Hillside High School Orchestra THE TRYSTING PLACE By Booth Tarkington Lancelot Briggs .........,. ,..........................r..,,.,............,,.................,,..........,.....,. F rank Poole Mrs. Curtis ................ .........,.... F rances McQueen Mrs. Briggs .......... ......,...... A gnes Littlejohn Jessie Briggs ,.......,.... ...,,,......... L illian Patton Rupert Smith .,.,,,.,..,. ........... W oolsey I-Iaelie Mr. Ingoldsbys. ,.,......... .,.......... E dward Zilahy Mysterious Voice ....,..,.... ............ 'I 'homas Buzalski Class Song .........,..............,...... .,..,, ..............,..............,,... E n semble 59 Not So Many Years Ago A ll-I THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Not So Many Years Ago Row I. Cleft to rightj-Eddie, before he met Kit: Kit, before she met Eddie: Lulu: Daisies don't tell! Betty: Same old giggle: George B.: Everybody happy? ' Row II.-Claire: Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking- 5 Eunice: Sennett's Inspiration: Tom: On his way to 7 feet: Violet: Sans gum- cause of frown: Dot: Clothed mostly in the sunny smile. Row III.-jane: Gee! she looks like an angel there: Frank: The million dollar pose! Miss McKeever: Age of Innocence. Woolsey: The world is mine. Lindsay: Once he was little. Imagine! Bill: The famous curls. Row IV.-Lorraine: Don't cry little girl. It'll be all right. Betsy: Pipe the pipe! Started young. Lillian: Needed a hair-cut even then! Edith: How dernure! Row V.-Evelyn D.: The Oklahoma bangs. Beatrice: Oh, smile. Jakie: Before baseball entered his life. Agnes: Whither thy thoughts, oh gentle maiden? George O.: How quiet then! Row VI.-Gerber: French girls held no interests then. Ev. S.: You knew the time, then. Bob H.: What mischief bodes that grin? Jessie: Ain't she sweet? Bob F.: The watermelon smile. Row VII.-Ralph: Such dignity. Frances: All ready for the eternal war- fare. Bussy: We love the bathing suit. Jack: Speed. Aha! Alvin: Watch the birdie! - 61 - Now and Then IHI Clllil IUSI UI 'll- fXFHLETlCSJ 1 'RALpl-..BuTL:.r-2. FS INIIIIX IXXIXIX SIXIX irHEpyG4u1DE PosT or NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN The Basketball Team Graham lfVinters, Captain llector lleliose Eric -lohnson Wfoolsey Haefle Ldward XValters Herbert Zimmerman Alon Enzahlmle PW ' vl 4 lhomas lluzalslu lack lxirschenhaum l'rank Poole Edward Zilahy FIRST GAME OF STATE TOURNAMENT BRINGS VICTORY FOR HILLSIDE Hillside-1 3 Linden-1 0 Completely outclassing and outplaying their opponents the Hillside High hasketeers eliminated the Linden High quintet Xkfednesday, March 3rd, at the East Orange High court in their tirst State Tournament game. The Hillsiders had such an impregnahle defense that at one time the Lindenites passed the hall around for a full minute under their own basket and then the end of the half saved them their efforts to break through the Hillside defense. This victory coming on top of the decisive defeat of Linden by Hillside passers only a few weeks earlier was a great triumph for the Maroon and Gray. HILLSIDE ELIMINATED FROM TOURNAMENT Hillside-21 East Rutherford 24 Making East Rutherford, conquerors of Ridgefield Park tlast years championsl, light for every point, the Hillside High finally lost to the upstaters March Sth, at Shanley Gym. The East Rutherford quintet entered the fray Certain of winning by at least 30 points, but were scared stiff when in the first few minutes of play theHillside passers ran off three plays 64 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN for 6 points. During the iirst three quarters Hillside was the aggressor and their opponents the defenders. In the last period the team from upstate worked to break the Hillside defense systematically and because of more experience managed to sink enough counters to win by the sweat of their brows. EDVVARD ZILAHY fEDDIE, Right Guard Eddie upheld the good reputation which he established last year. When he gritted his teeth or picked a scrap the team would take on radiated energy and fight the harder. THOMAS BUZALSKI CTOM or Surry , C enter Tom, the tallest member on the team found it quite easy to outjump his oppon- ents. He held the pivot position and had to be a fast player to cover all the court which is required of a center. HERBERT ZTMMERMAN CHERMEJ ' Right Guard Although not a regular, Herbie dis- played enough basketball ability to be- come a valuable substitute when one of the regulars was taken out of the game. Senior Basketball Regulars THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN HEc'roR DERosr-: PoT'rsv VVINTER, Capt. I . ERIC JOHNSON Junior Basketball Regulars 66 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Basketball Hillside+25 Alumni-16 The Hillside High quintet won its lirst game of the season when it defeated the Alumni of '26 in their annual clash. Hillside-1 9 Pingry-1 4 The Hillside High Varsity passers in their second appearance of the season meted out defeat to the snappy Pingry live on the local court. Hillside-7 Linden-1 5 The Hillside High Varsity basketball team received an unexpected set- back when defeated by Linden, one of Union Counties strongest teams. But, we shall meet them again later in the season. Hillside-16 Harrison-10 The Hillside High quintet defeated the strong Harrison High five on Friday night, the 14th, at the Harrison court, by a spectacular rally in the third and fourth quarters. The Hillsiders seemed to make the baskets when absolutely necessary. Both teams' defense was working to perfection in the first half but in the third and last quarter the Harrison defense was broken up. Hillside-18 Roselle Park-32 The Hillside High passers were defeated on the 19th of january by Roselle Park, at the Park's Court. The Park team, although scoring 32 points in three quarters, had a battle on their hands during their stay and it was only their uncanny skill to sink baskets from the center and all angles of the court that enabled them to win. The team at no time was relayed in their playing and were driving their opponents at top speed throughout the contest. HillSid?2o Roselle-12 In a fast, hard game featured by rallies the Hillside High basketball passers recorded its fourth win of the season by a victory over the Roselle High basketeers, at the Roselle court. The Hillside defense was more than noticeable on this occasion but their offensive passing was weak. Hillside-22 Plainfield-26 In a fast contest at the Plainfield court the Hillside High basketeers dropped a game to the Plainfield High quintet, mainly because of Plain- lield's rally in the third period. The Hillsiders obtained an early lead which they held throughout the half but Plainfield rallied in the third quarter, tied the score and tiled a substantial score to win. Hillside--l l Westfield-l 7 The Westfield High basketball passers defeated the Hillside High quintet in a speedy battle featured by a low score and close guarding. Hillside-19 Dover-14 Showing a complete reversal of form the Hillside High quintet turned back the crack Dover High five. The team gained an early lead which they held until the third quarter, when Dover rallied and tied the score. How- 67 THE GUIDE PGST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN ever, Captain Winters pulled his team out of the hole in the last minutes of that same quarter by sinking a good field goal and two fouls. This victory was sweet revenge for Hillside, Dover having eliminated them in their second game of the State Tournament last year. The teamwork of Hillside was very much in evidence. Hillside-17 South Side-21 With a spirit of never say die the Hillside High five fought gamely against the South Side basketeers only to lose out in the last half, at the South Side court. The Hillsiders gave the South Side team a fight all the way and the Newarkers had to exert themselves to win. The team excelled in its passwork and guarding and it was only the superior shooting of the South Siders that enabled them to come out on top. Hillside-20 Roselle-1 2 Playing with a fine showing of speed and passwork the Hillside High quintet downed the Roselle High five at the local court. The teams set off at a fast gait for the first half, but towards the end of the game the Roselle team seemed played out, and Hillside, playing the same steady game, took the lead and held it. A new star unearthed, DeRose, who entered the game at the beginning of the second half, was the star of the game with his passwork and shooting. Hillside--17 Roselle Park-27 The Hillside Varsity basketball quintet was defeated by the leading contenders for the Union County League Championship. The Parkers expected to give the Hillside team a duplicate drubbing as they did in the lirst encounter, but playing off their box court they found the going harder. However, they played well and defeated the Hillside passers. Hillside-34 Linden-29 The Hillside High passers traveled to Linden Friday night, Feb. 18. The Lindenites, overflowing with confidence, expected to hand the Hillside Varsity the hardest defeat they ever encountered, but confidence has not won a game for any team. Hillside displayed a fast and defensive game, making up for the defeat which Linden gave Hillside earlier in the season. Hillside-19 Bloomfield Seminary-17 The Hillside basketball representatives, playing out of their class, defeated the heavy Seminary quintet Monday evening, Feb. 21. It may be remembered that the Seminary passers defeated Hillside by the same score last year. Hillside-1 3 Harrison-1 5 The Harrison quintet defeated the Hillside passers on their own court. This game was a slow but strong defensive one. Hillside-1 5 Somerville-l 9 The Hillside Varsity basketball team motored to Somerville and was defeated by the strong Somerset County passers. The teams did not show a great amount of shooting ability. The Hillside quintet of next year will meet the Somerville team on their home court. 68 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TVVENTY-SILVEN Girls Basketball Team Violet Hall, g., Capt. Alma Boylan, g., Capt.-elect Agnes Littlejnhn, C. Catherine Clark, s. C. Evelyn -lacolmi, s 1. Hillside ll ...., ....... Hillside 24 ..., ,....... Hillside l4.e. .,,, Hillside 2O,.. . Hillside Z5 ..,..,...... Hillside 13 .,i,. .... A . Hillside 19 ,,,,,,,,,,,,. Hillside 31 ,..... ,,,.. SCORES 69 Evelyn Sellieli, f. lllarguerite Huber, f. lllanche Sliaweross, f Regina Rice, g. Natalie Emlwardsen , ,,.. ,,.,,.,,,,, 1 Xlunmi ,.,...... Roselle Park .i,,,, ,..,,,i,,., l Qoselle ....,,,.,,.XVnmll:ridge . .......,,., Linden . Roselle .,, ,.,,,,.. Roselle l a1'k Linden f 8 21 33 44 17 Z2 Z9 I4 22 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TVVENTY-SEVEN Girls Basketball Team Agnes Littlejohn, jump-center, Cath- erine Clark, side-center, and Evelyn hlacobi, substitute side-center, played the pivot positions at all times, showing basketball ability which has not been surpassed. Violet Hall, Captain, Alma Boylan, guards, and Regina Rice, substitute guard, put up a strong defense. Their wonderful team work will long be re- membered. Evelyn Sellick, Marguerite Huber, forwards, and Blanche Shawcross, sub- stitute forward, made the necessary field goals and kept up the spirit of the game by constantly showing their ability as forwards. ixlrs. Peer, Coach, and Betsy Ross, manager, led the team capably through the season. Mrs. Peer encouraged the girls when scores were low and kept them going when the team was on its way to victory. QTHE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWVENTY-SEVEN Track During the past years track has been a minor activity of Hillside High. Track athletes have shown a large amount of enthusiasm in previous years in representing the school on the field. When candidates for track were called there were not many who desired or could perform in the activity. This was due to the graduation of the Classes of '25 and '26 when the best runners Hillside had, left us. The few boys who remain will represent Hillside in the Union Countyand State Meets. However, '27 is proud of Tom Buzalski's high jump record and of the fact that he won the State Championship in '25, ' As The Guidepost of the Class of 1927 goes to press it gives to the track team of the following years its sincere wishes and desires to see some day that Track will be a major sport in Hillside High. TEAM Thomas Buzalski Herbert Zimmerman Edward Zilahy , Frank Poole Henry NVunder Bob Swan Bob Hahnlen jack Kerschenbaum Leigh W. Haelie 71 THE GUIDE POST OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN Baseball Hillside started the season with a team which promised to be one of the best in the county. As a member of the Union County Athletic League, Hillside was out to win the League Championship. The High School annexed the first two league gamesg the first at Roselle by 8455 the second at Roselle Park 8-6. ln the next three League games Hillside hit a batting slump and dropped the games to Summit, Rahway and VVestfield. Coming out of their slump the team came back to batter into submission the champion team from Linden, being the first team to beat them in two years. Keeping up the streak Hillside beat Rahway in a return game at Rahway thus avenging the first defeat. TEAM joseph Retz, Captain Frank Poole James Interbartello Graham VVinter john Enzabella Herbert Zimmerman Fred Littlejohn William Clark Henry Marshall john Farrell Peter Masonis Edward XValters Philip Shulman lVoolsey Haefle Eric Johnson 72 TH li Gl'llDli POST OF NINICTEICN TXVICNTY-SEV L Ass SUNC ilu lhv tum- nl' lll11m- Skies lay lrxiiig llvrliul Nun mir wli-ml days hzlw ull gum' hy all lust, XX l ' ' 1 milx lnulx mi tha' waxy ilu- clziys haw past. lllllllk' lll'lIl115 lvzivk uiilx' ll'llllPY lllt'H1irI'll'S K . , ,Xs uui lllv ut ill-ur lllllslilm' High will mfvzisc. llillsimlv, rlczuwsl ul' sclimils, NNI- lww ulml llillaiilv, i':u'cst jiwcl. lligh Sclifml, rliwisliwl ln' :ill X mi lill lrlll' ymiiiig livzirls, :is lilk- falls, '27 lvzixvs plzuws hvlfl ilu-ur, '27 grivws wa- INIISI lvzlw licrc. l'i-muisvs zum- nuulc' mms lu ln' kvpl, 'llrizils :ill fzulv -V Iimcs wa' haul- ivvpl lfur Ilillsiilv, lxUSl ul' :ill s1'l1mulS, 'lllnw iw :uw lczixiiig, wc lun- ymil Graduation Song IKM-lily-scwii Ivzxws umiglll 'llwvxity-sm'xvii lczixcs lwliiml lllic plain' wc' :ill lmlil clvzui 'l'liv joys ul- high svluml ll1lyS. Our scliimlflziys Slrllll xxill lu- hut ilrvzniis lliil still wc luimv wa ll mul I-wi'gvl, Hut still xxc'll lwcp thu- 1101111 VX! will hc lfllk' ulwziyr-1. l'l1n:1ii1'l-1 Ulll' paths Illily si-x'L'i' Yyzirw -ixill mil -lllSSK'?'k'l' NX n' ll iciiiciiilu-1 vw! NN n- Il iviiiciiilwi cw: -V l'liv ilziys iw siwiit at llillsiilc High- With ymilh, with lmpv, with ln - llXX1'lllj'5k'XL'll lvzlxcs llilllglll. lliuc, 'llwciity-svxmi li-:xxx-s liniiglit. 7.5 Xl lul Cfvosen by Uver 5,000 CPe0ple Public Good Will-the unmistakable evidence of a bank's success-is indicated by the number and loyalty of its patrons. Of the people in Hillside and vicinity, approxi- mately 5,000 are patrons in one or the other of the following departments of this bank: Commercial, Savings, Trust or Safe Deposit. Gnly constant year by year helpfulness could win and hold the patronage and good will of so large a percenage of the community's citizens. NVe believe this strong bank's service would Win YOUR approval also. THE I-IILLSIDE NATIONAL BANK Hillside, N. J. A NATIONAL BANK WITH A TRUST DEPARTMENT 74 J -His column in The New York Times daily is Sports of the Times. His comment on all sports news is fresh, breezy, and has the spirit and point of view of good sportsmanship. Keen lovers of good sport like what John Kieran writes- Efvery Day in the Week for Ihr vm Burk Tlimw i Complete, concise, accurate-is the news of Base- ball and all other sports covered by recognized experts every day in The New York Times. ohn Kieran THE BORDEN PRESS Uery good cPrinters Telephones 245 Market Street Market 7455-7456 Newark, New Jersey COMPLIIVIENTS OF Castles Ice Cream Company 76 COMPLIMENTS OF L. Mundet Sz Son Cork Works - -a IF YOUTH BUT KNEW! Poverty, an old proverb declares, would be a fable, if youth but knew and age were able. 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