Hillside High School - Epoch Yearbook (Hillside, NJ)

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THE CRYSTAL Najne Where found Wl.nn ’ eators.s 1 Crosson In the hall Pres, of Bank Advancing Theories 2 ixican Public speaking Scientist Annoying Eng.Teacher 3 Hanson In the gym Flying Uniforms 4 Ilartmn Hose 1' s Radio Operator Radio 5 Moser v’ith Hartman Ditto Ditto 6 Hebbo In the movies Make dough Math 7 Kermey Vitii Ray To pass ghern Her compact 8 Reilly Hermoy's locker Golf Fro Golf 9 .Jacobi (H) That green roadster Graft So many 10 Johnson Zilahy's Truck driver Money 11 JjaForce v'itli Isabelle Journalism Executive. 12 Ldnning Dramatics Club Lindner Lindner 13 Lindner Dramatics Club Lanning Lanning 14 Lindlau The bowling alleys Pin boy TjCssons 15 Jacobi (R) In the drug store Companionate Marriage Her car. 16 'Littlejohn In a fog Commercial advertising Art 17 iMangles That Buick Rich playboy Buick 18 Maurer At Dick’s Engineiring Diesel Engines 19 McCarthy Miss Harris’ Room Statistician New York Times 20 Nash His collar Anything aeronautical Aviation 21 Orban Nash’s cellar To smoke cigarettes As above 22 Padula Sewing room Seamstress Clothes 23 Potts Standard Gas Station To be married Buyer 24 Rahner Some orchestra Bachelor of Music Violin 25 Schaefer Around the school To bo intriguing Popularity 26 Fade With Ruth Soap box orator Himself 27 Schiffel In Newark To keep order in classmeetings Sundays 28 Welch Her Buick Run a Frat House Boys 29 Smith Tillou's To succeed in vamping a girl Juniors 30 Tillou With Smith To eat lunch The younger set 31 ' eston Race track Horses Horses 32'Weber The wee sma' hours Chorus girl Make-lip

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TEH CRYSTAL The Faculty Game. The first quarter of the game between the class of hi and the faculty started in the year of 1927. The line-up of the faculty included the late Mrs. Perkins at English; Mr. Long at bra and science with Mr. Rettino assisting; Mrs. 0’Bonne11, civics; iss Bowen, frihcipal; Miss McKeever at French ; and ;,rs. Rudolph at I a tin; ■ is? Jones at business practice; and Miss Edgar at typewr . hile the faculty team successfully eliminated several members of the class team, the majority scored their twenty ('20) points which made them eligible for the second quarter. The second quarter found the faculty shifting its line-up, Mr. Pease replaced Mrs. Perkins at English; Mr. Mprtop substituted for Mr. Long at -eometry; Mr. Sowers tool dace at biology; IIisr Heeseman took her place at commercial arithmetic; Miss Jones shifted to bookkeeping; while Piss ricICeev r, Hrs. udolph, and Piss Edgar remained at their respective positions. After much struggling most of the class amassed a sufficient number of credits to allow them to participate ir the third quarter. In the third quarter the faculty again changed its line-up. Miss Harris relieved Mr. I ase at English; hr. Long replaced Ur. Morton at mathematics; hr. Faltings, and later Ur. Ferry, came in at history; Miss Jones played two positions,, one at bookkeeping and one at commercial geography; while Miss Heesoman shifted to stenjgraphy; Mr. Mitchell came in at advanced biology; Mr, Sowers iff'ift-d tc physics; Hiss HcKeever and Mrs. Rudolph again remained in their apective positions. Hiss Edgar was not able to parti-pate in the rest of the dofrtest. The last and deciding quarter found few changes in the lineup. Hiss Harris started at English and was later relieved by Hr. Zutr.an; Hr. Ferry shifted to problems of democracy, and Hr. Sowers to cher. is try? Hiss Heeseman remained at stenography. During the last quarter Kiss Jones had to hold down three positions, office practice, business English, and accounting. All during the game the following reserves were kept; Hr. Dubow, physical training; ,‘essrs. harper and Roberta, manual trainijg; Hrs. leer, physical training; Hiss 31 cane, art; Hrs. Ibhant, home economics; Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Stephens, music. Hiss Eskesen got in during the last quarter at French. Mrs. Estabrook, 3 - ,rian, kept score while Hr. Cox, Princinal, acted as referee. After the victors’- over the faculty, the class wil] take on the faculties of higher schools oi learning, and in doing so they ex ect to get even keener competition. 31 e vow C-. 0 rb an

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THE CRYSTAL pure All Favorite Saying Fat . provVi • Tam Become a Teacher Time Don't Fc,, t School 3 hk Fool Did I tell you this Sleep Has He One? Air Pilot 1 Bureau of 2 Engrcving Teaching in 3 a girls' school Bat boy 4 Victrola ■ Drop it Chain it fast p§e Wee golf r'e don't know Good salary Library Politics Coed college Forget 'em Happy An eraser Ford Explosions Guide Post Hard work Bad wreck More clothes Gasolene Harmonica A desert isle Work 6 day week Marriage Freshmen • ■ AnVbros-e , For crying out loud 'There's my compa.ct? I don't see why not Politics are graft 0 yea? On behalf of the student body For cryin' out loud Fight hard boys, I’ll be back Is there any such thing? Oh LordI H?rtzI Holy gee whiskers! Ho fooling For the simple reason that That’s what I’d like to know. I call the question There’s the Condor Only 72 more hours until Washington Hot really! Honestly I don't know anything Nov; a fellow with a little fame under his hat Isn't that delicious You see Hey! Hey! Aw gee whiz! Let's have a little order please! Oh well! Who cares Awl Second Luci- 5 fer G. Buttz Cuisine 6 Responsibil- ities 7 Chauf feur p Politician 9 Liggett’s 10 Freshman haz- 11 ing Lindner 12 Lanning 13 Who knows? 14 Leisure 15 Caricaturist 16 Movies 17 Ziegfield 18 Follies Bus: Driver 19 School teach- 20 er A P 21 Woolworth's 22 Buyer 23 Society 24 Marriage 25 Publisher 26 Pres, of U.S. 27 Bowery Mission House 28 Elevator Boy 29 Next year’s seniors Ford Remove it ? Never says anything Throv i't up How intriguing Collar ad 30 Cabby 31 The Pru. 32