Hillside High School - Epoch Yearbook (Hillside, NJ)

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LOG OP THE TRIO’S TRIP. July August— Trio became expert v eed pullers and card players , working for the Board of Education, Sep tember-April-Beginning of school year, the Trio buckled down to p lay a strenuous game of Basketball dnd Baseball. April-June— The Trio ventured forth, into the wilds of Delaware with their Lizzy , After returning from Delaware the Trio pulled a fast one by passing their exams? Al. Haselman— 1 Jim Intrabartolo— 2 Fred ;Little johnr.- 3

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Cure-All Megaphone Meet a few G. Riley More daya in Washington Amplifier Laughing gas Movie try-out Mash A less-good natured janitor Marriage Less studying More men We won't tell Study A different hotel Have them leave Destroy everything Tic his hands ilew Joke Book Scissors Reduce Punishment Join the scouts To be henpeok-husband Pace lifted Shakespeare Holc-in-onc More women ' car a veil Try it Fork to do [.lore Girls Hermit's hut Sell a few Lose his drag To be laughed at Being in operetta Work 1IIC--MC--N0X Idiocyncracy Pate Boldness Train Announcer B.ing absent Marry hv.r employer Sweetness Old Maid delicateness Sweim the channel Gab Teach in a deaf-mute school 'ire cracks , 9V999 Holding everything Follic's girl Flirting Missionary Too numerous to mention Convent Money Four husbands Flunking A smile that won't come Time will toll off Kiddie car She hides them 9 9 9 9-, 999999 Bill We won't tell Privileges Picking daisies Bela Honeymoon in Wash. Grumbling Model One in every town Eating in hotel Mrs. Rudolph Muscle Jazz Band Head waiter Marathon runner Spanish athclctc Ethel Things White Follow Mother It will never be Singing Movie star Certain teachers Growing attracting attention Stink bombs Arrow Collar Ad To be caught Always love 'cm Lalevee Spending money Picking weeds Class activities Henry Berbig Too prim (mcr) Hard work Political bos3 House -wifc- Obcicity Roselle girls' Girl shy Reading exchanges Dancing 'baring a hat indoors Skclcton Safe-breaker Coal miner Chemist Soap box Ladies' Seminary

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The History of the Class of 1930. The class of ifoO started in High School not as freshmen, Sut as 9th graders, neing the first class in Hillside to have a Junior High School course and a three year high school. During t. at year, we did not have much social life as v e ’■e.ro neither Hi ; chool or grammar school students. 'a selected and standardized a high school rin ; for all class m the future. As Sopho 'ores we enjoyed the privileges of high school students ard felt quite gram zip. e gave a dance which was v e 11 patronized, an’ considered a ,uccess. As Juniors e ere successful both a students and in social affairs, the Junior dance and the Junior-Senior dance. How in our last year as e look over our past, we believe • e have been a vr.r ortunate class under the unceasing efforts of our faculty advisers who have done everything possible to make our class a success. The ranks have tl;innod, but no much in proportion to previous 'wars, and wo have succeeded m everything we have undertaken. Our three senior plays 'ere presented in a manner approaching that of orofeasionals. e were the first class to make an educational tour and went to ashingtor, 0. C. There we 1 arned a great deal about the •overnnent buildings an the -orb carried on in then and had. a splendid ti ne. ,veryorc had. a -oo . ti o at the : enior dance vrhicl. was given in true 30 style. Class night—the ni ;hc remembered, with happy memories by-all graduates id? be m our minds years from now. 1 Last, but now ’. igh school walls business, '.no some 1 :r.:-1. graduate mi, and v e stand outside the it. o .e looking towards college, some towards to ard3 coace. my