Hillside High School - Epoch Yearbook (Hillside, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1937 volume:

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Althenn, who, as our head adviser, has planned and directed our senior activities. IN MEMORIAM JAMES CUNNINGHAM: Well loved ond proudly remembered, who gave his life March 3, l935, in on effort to sove that of o com- ponion. MARY WEIGLY: Beloved clossmote, who wos tok- en from our fellowship crulonuory ll, l937. lvl N. N, . F WITH SINCERE APPRECIATION NETTIE C. ESTABROOK Christmas Cord Sale-sg Library Councilg Assisted Miss Hmman in Candy Sales I936-37 MARY ENNIS Assisted Senior Play FRANK J. I-IILL, JR. Rings, Social Activitiesg Year BookfPhofos and Data WEYMAN O. STEENGRAFE Year Baok-Adverfisingg Assisfed Senior Play Five FACU LTY WILBUR H. COX Principal AB., Colgate, M.A., N.Y. U. HENRY J. ALTHENN Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, College Algebra, Trigonometry B.S., Muhlenberg, M.Ed., Rutgers MABEL L. ANDERSON Health and Physical Education Trenton State Teachers College EVELYN F. BAILEY English Ill, World History: World Civilization B.A., Hunter College, M,A., N. Y. U. ROSINE B. BOYD . Commercial Geography B.S., Rutgers, M.Ed., Rutgers LEON BRAZER Manual Training B.S., New Jersey Teachers College, Newark VICTOR BRYANT Instrumental Music B.A., University ot Oregon ULA ORR CLARK English I, English III A.B., Smith, M.A., Columbia lTeachers Col- legel, graduate, Leland Powers School of Expression Six AMELIA C. CHERRY Bookkeeping I, Elements of Bookkeeping B.S., Trenton State Teachers College ANNETTE CORCORAN English Ill, Occupations and Citizenship B.A., Montclair State Teachers College, M.A. Teachers College, Columbia MARY A. COSGROVE Stenography l, Business Procedures, Typing I Typing II A B.C.S., Rider SAMUEL DU BOW Director of Athletics B.S., Rutgers, B.P.-E., Harvard WILLIAM STACEY DUNHAM Biology l, General Science B.S., Lafayette, M.Ed., Rutgers University Chairman of General Science Teachers VERA EDGAR Stenography II Johns Hopkins, N. Y. U. BART A. ELLIS Plane Geometry, Algebra I, General Mathe matics ll, Practical Physics A.B., Colgate MARGARET G. ENGLISH English I, English II B.S., Bucknell University MARY ENNIS United States History, Occupations and Citizenship B.A., M.A., Montclair State Teachers College NETTIE C. ESTABROOK Librarian B.S., Rutgers MARGARET M. GAYLORD Office Practice, Sales and Law Trenton State Teachers College, Commerce, Rider College B. of Ed. in VIDA GOULD Health and Physical Education B.P.E., Panzer College ROBERT W. HAHNLEN English ll, General Mathematics I B,S. in Ed., Rutgers, Candidate Natural Science in Columbia in for M.A. CONSTANTI NE J. HARPER Manual Training Rutgers University WILLIAM D. HERRON English IV A.B., Ohio University, Chairman of English Department FRANK J. HILL, JR. English III, World History, Sales and Law B.S., Rutgers KATHLEEN B. HIPP Music Supervisor Mankota State Norman, Crosby Adams School of Music CLEMENTI NE L. JOHNSON English II, English Ill B.S., Rutgers, Trenton Normal R. DOROTH EA JON ES Business English, Secretarial Practice B.A., Wellesley, Head of Commercial Department WALTER KRUMBIEGEL Economics, United States History A.B., Lebanon Valley, A.M., Lafayette MILDRED HAMILTON LINDHARDT Bookkeeping I, Bookkeeping ll, Accounting B.C.S., Rider College FLORENCE E. LI NDN ER Home Economics B.S., New Jersey College for Women RUTH M. LUCAS Typingr I, Typing ll renton State Teachers College Seven PAUL V. MAHONEY General Science A.B., Seton Hall ETI-lei. T. MARKS Stenography I, Typing I A B.C.S., Rider College RUTH S. MAULL ,, English II, Occupations and Citizenship B.A., Montclair State Teachers ELEANOR MAURER English I, English II B.A., Montclair State Teachers College MARY E. MCKEEVER French I, French Il, French Ill A.B., Temple University, M.A., Columbia LEONARD MITCHELL Chemistry, Biology I, Biology ll A.B., Rutgers, M.A., Columbia HOWARD T. RICKMEYER General Science, Consumers' Chemistry A.B., Colgate ANNAMAE S. RUDOLPH Latin I, Latin ll, Latin Ill, World Civilization B.A., N.Y.U., M.A., Columbia JOHN H. SALAKEY Business Practice B.S., Rutgers, B.S. in Commerce, Rider IRVIN P. SOWERS Physics, Chemistry BS., Bucknell, M.A., Columbia WEYMAN O. STEENGRAFE Problems of American Democracy, United States History B.S., Rutgers, M.Ed., Rutgers ALBERT VREELAND Health and Physical Education M.A., N.Y.U., B.S., N.Y.u. HERBERTJ. WEHRLEN Sales and Law Ph.B., Notre Dame ALBERT WEINER Algebra l, Intermediate Algebra, Trigonometry, General Mathematics Ph.B., Muhlenberg College SAMUEL F. ZUMAN Public Speaking l, Public Speaking ll, United States History Litt.B., Rutgers, L.L:B., Mercer-Beasley YEAR BOOK STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Adelaide Heath ASSOCIATE EDITORS Florence McClure Louis Huber BUSINESS MANAGERS William Hess Herbert Weber LITERARY COMMITTEE Gladys Hill, Chairman Myra Glass Marion Bradford Doris Hall Shirley Ladell Philip Smolenski ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Louise Bowne, Chairman Evelyn Conran Leonard Peck Selma Soller Lois MacMahon POPULARITY CONTEST Janice Howlett, Chairman Yvonne Sommer Doris Hall Marion Bradford Janet Perrine Estelle Millea Jeanne McKinney Veronica Ward PROOFREADERS Shirley Unger, Chairman Victor Mason William Hess BOYS' ATHLETICS John Anderson, Chairman Sam Pornerantz Jack Herr Donald Beniamin Ernest Shawcross GIRLS' ATHLETICS Jane Mason WIT Cr HUMOR COMMITTEE Robert Kane, Chairman Catherine Ashley, Co-Chairman Kenneth Norman Meryl Cook ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Philip Smolenski, Chairman Harold Kiley Helen Bahret Florence McClure Louis Tisch Jean Dwyer Betty Herbster Walter Jacobi Albert Burbank Bernard Kieveman Herbert Weber Ardelle Van Allen John Anderson Josephine Lazarick Emil Novomesky Eleanor Hrusovsky 1 Eight DATA COMMITTEE Doris Brengel, Chairman Dorothy Woolsey Vera Vandemark Marion Bearse Joan Waterston PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE Robert Hockenbury, Chairman Bernard Brody Florence McClure TYPING COMMITTEE Pearl Huttle, Chairman Nelda Haley Jane Feins Faye Rosenfield Helen Schuman Dora Devlin Gladys Musser Jean Dwyer Constance Reynolds Lydia Kreisler William Hess' Louis Huber mi . I ww 4 Class of l937 UR journey began with the election of class officers: Gladys Hill as president, John Anderson as vice-president, Walter Nuse, secretary, and Louis Tisch, treasurer. Life was made more vivid by boys' and girls' basketball teams, participating in the sport and competing with other classes. ln the Sophomore year, Louis Tisch was elected president, Adelaide Heath, vice-president, and Doris Brengel, secretary. The thrill of the year was the Sophomore Dance. Our Junior year saw us forging ahead, with Gladys Hill again as presi- dent, with Louis Tisch,.vice-president, and Janet Perrine, secretary. ln this year we had numerous social events, beginning with our Junior Dance. The Junior Prom was a clever affair we all remember with pride. It took the form of a nautical dance. The gymnasium was decked with flags, anchors, ropes, and all the appearances of a voyage. Did we say deckorated ? The S. S. Junior Prom was a great success. The Junior-Senior Prom, for the departing seniors, was a gay affair, much enjoyed. Our grand and glorious Senior year saw Louis Tisch at the helm, Thomas Greengrove as vice-president, and Janet Perrine as secretary. At our Hallowe'en dance we pursued ghosts and witches' among the cornstalk decorations. 'We were ever a brave class! But we had, nevertheless, a Coward play as our Senior dramatic effort. l'll Leave lt To You, a clever modern play by Noel Coward, was ably coached by Mrs. Maull and Mr. Steen- grafe. J L J ln the athletic world, the senior girls beat the women faculty, but the boys were downed by the faculty men, both contests .being hotly fought at basketball games. 1 ' The Washington Trip, an unforgettable joy, istalways an offset to the tragedy of final exams. Another compensation is the greatest event of the four years, the Senior Prom. -- AWe want to thank our faculty advisers for ourlhappiness and success, -the chief adviser, Mr. Althenn, assisted by Mrs. Estabrook, Mrs. Bailey, Miss Ennis, Mr. Hill and Mr. Steengrafe. , Ten MOST POPULAR Janice Howlett Yvonne Sommer Louis Tisch Walter Wariczick BEST LOOKING Jeanne McKinney Yvonne Sommer Lorin Dore Alard Hanover MOST GENTLEMAN LY Edward Wissing George Steuerwald MOST LADYLI KE Janet Perrine Louise Bowne CUTEST Yvonne Sommer Pauline Wolfe Thomas Greengrove Alard Hanover MOST SOPHISTICATED Meryl Cook Eileen Norton Edward Wissing Herbert Weber BEST DANCER Elsie Stewart Violet Deuell Joseph Korbanick Lloyd Schorr SENIOR SUPERLATIVES CLASS SHEIK Edward Wissing Albert Mell CLASS SHEBA Estelle Millea Doris Brengel MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Adelaide Heath Shirley Unger Leonard Peck George Steuerwald BEST MIXER Nelda Haley Florence McClure Joseph Korbanick Louis Tisch WRlGLEY'S BEST CUSTOMER Muriel Keyworth Juliette Dassing William Hess Paul Matweishyn BEST DRESSER Shirley Unger Mildred Katz Joseph Korbanick Leslie Leonard BEST ATHLETE Jane Mason Ma ry Jotantos Walter Wariczick Alard Hanover WITTIEST Violet Deuell Evelyn Conran Robert Kane James O'Neill Eleven DID MOST FOR CLASS Gradys Hill Adelaide Heath Louis Tisch George Steuerwald NOISIEST Constance Reynolds Jane Feins Martin Beno Harold Kiley QUIETEST I Myra Glass Ardelle Van Allen Frank Walker Frank Fong MOST PERSONALITY Gladys Hill Janice Howlett John Lapp Elliot Mullins FRIENDLIEST Gladys Hill Janice Howlett Joseph Korbanick Edward Jotantos MOSTAMBITIOUS Shirley Unger Adelaide Heath Louis Huber George Steuerwald MOST TALENTED Helen Welsch Lois McMahon Leonard Peck Matthew Jacobson EUGENE ADAMS Schoo'days Gene Business Photography Club 3. WILLIAM ADAMCHAK Some of These Days Wee Business Intramural Baseball 25 Intramural Basketball Z, 3, 45 Jayvee Basket- ball 45 Class Basketball 3. SEBASTIAN ANDRIELLO Moonlight And Shadows Tommy Business Track 3, 4. HELEN BAH RET You're Everything Sweet Helen Business Student Director I, 2, 35 Glee Club I, 25 Operetta I5 S.G.A. Collector I, 2, 3, 45 Girls Athletics 25 Girl Reserve 3, 45 Library Council 3, 45 Sunny Skies 25 Senior Play 45 Year Book Staff 45 Youth Week Official 45 National Honor Society. Twelve ANDRE ADAMCHAKV California, Here I Come Wrestler , Business Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Jayvee Basketball 25 Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 25 Junior Council5 S.G.A. Council 35 Track 4. JOHN ANDERSON Little Man, You've Had A Busy Day Mickey Montclair Glee Club I5 Debate 45 Year Book 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Golf Manager 45 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 45 Student Director 3, 45 Lieutenant 45 Youth Week 3, 45 Press Club I, 25 Vice-President I. CATHERINE ASHLEY Kitten On The Keys Kay Undecided Glee Club I, 25 Voice Class I, 25 Music Appreciation 25 Press Club 25 Dramatics I, 25 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Library Council 3, Presi- dent 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Year Book Staff 45 Youth Week Official 45 National Honor Society. STEVE BAIZA Tom Thumb's Drum Stiggy Undecided Glee Club5 Band 45 Candy Com- mittee 45 Intramural Basketball 4, LILLIAN BARTH Sweet and Low Lil Business Student Director 4. DONALD BENJAMIN O-O-O, l'm A Night Owl Bennie College Glee Club I, 2, 45 Science Club I, 2, 3, 45 Poster Club I, 2, 3, 45 Editor-in-Chief 45 Track Manager 3, 45 Stage Committee Senior Play 45 Year Book Staff 4. RIJDOLPH BILINSKY Get Out And Get Under Tex Newark Tech. JOHN J. BLAKE lt's The Irish In Us Jack Business Golf 3, 45 Captain Golf Team 45 Student Director 35 Track 35 Youth Week 35 Intramural Sports 3, 4. MARION BEARSE Jimmy Had A Nickel Marion Business Glee Club I5 Class Council I, 2, 35 Girls Athletics 25 Student Director 25 Library Council 3, 45 Girl Re- serves 45 Year Book Staff 45 Na- tional Honor Society. MARTIN BENO ' One Never Knows, Does One? Zaz Business Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Golf Club 45 History Club 45 Class Basketball 4. PAUL BIRCH He's A Jolly Good Fellow Berchee Undecided Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Assistant Manager 2, 35 Intramural Baseball 25 Varsity Basketball Manager 4. EDWARD BLOOMER Guess Who Ed , Undecided Track Team 4. Thirteen !LLfQfffQQ-ff WILLIAM A4 BERTZ Bcjangles Of Harlem Bill Business Science Club l, Z, 3, 4, Class Council I, 2, S.G.A. Council I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 4, Debate Team 3, 4, Student Court 4, Photography Club 4. MARION BRADFORD You've Started Me Dreaming Cutie Business Junior Council 3, Girl Reserves 3, 4, History Club 4, Student Court 4, Year Book Staff 4. BERNARD BRODY Goona-Goo Bern College Glee Club l, Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 4, Intramural Baseball 2, Year Book Staff 4. JOSEPH BUMEN The Gentleman Obviously Doesn't Believe In Making Love Joe Undecided Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Class Football I, Intramural Base- ball 2, Varsity Track 3, 4, Track Captain 4, Class Baseball I, Vor- sity Football 4, Varsity Baseball 4. Fourteen LOUISE BOWNE ln The Evening By The Moon- light, Dear Louise Weezie College Freshman Play l, Glee Club 2, 3, Voice Class 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Madrigal Club 3, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Library Council 4, Senior Play 4, Year Book Staff 4, Chief Justice of Student Court 4, Youth Week Official 4, National Honor Society. DORIS BRENGEL Here's Love In Your Eye Brengie Berkley College Girls' Athletics l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, S.G.A. Collector 3, Class Council 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Operetta l, Youth Week 2, 3, 4, Year Book Staff 4, Senior Play Committee 4, National Honor Society. WEBSTER BROOK Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers Broaksie Business Intramural Baseball l, 2, Class Council I, 4, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, Youth Week 2, 3, Band Leader 2, 3, 4. ALBERT BURBANK When It's Sleepy Time Down South Bud Undecided Track 2, 3, Varsity Track 4. CHARLES BURTON Without A Shadow Of A Doubt Bert Business Student Director l. EDWARD CANTILLON It's Love l'm After Red College Freshman Football Team I, Intra- mural Basketball 2, Intramural Baseball 2, Junior Council 3, Track Varsity 3, Baseball 3, 4, Track Varsity 4. MURRAY COHEN Who's Afaird Of The Big, Bad Wolf? Wolf Business Junior Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 4. CLARK COOK Lookie-Lookie-Lookie-Here Comes Cookie Cookie Newark College of Aeronautics Class Football I, Class Basketball I, 2, Intramural League I, 2, Wrestling Club 3. ' FRANK BYRNE In Our Cocktail Of Love Frank Business Student Director 3, Varsity Track 3, 4. DORIS ELAINE CHAMBERS Love, What Are You Doing To My Heart Dotty Business Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Voice Class 3, 4, Library Council 3, 4, Student Director 3, 4. EVELYN CONRAN 'Tain't Good Evvy N. J. C. Glee Club I, 2, 4, Girls Athletics 2, Student Director 2, 3, 4, Phil- osophy Club 3, Piess Club 4, Senior Council 4, Senior Play Cast, Madrigal Club 4, Year Book Staff, Girl Reserves 4, National Honor Society. MERYL COOK Who's That Knocking At My Heart Pat Berkley Business School Senior' Council 4, Senior Play 4, Year Book Staff 4, Debate' Team 4, Youth Week Official 4. Fifteen SHIRLEY COX Sweetie Pie Shirl Business Class Council l, S.G.A. Collector l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Student Director 2, 3. MARIE JULIETTE DASSING Sleepy Time Gal Julie Business Student Director l. BRUCE DE MAR Waiting At The Gate For Katie Snooks Undecided Class Baseball I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, Operetta l, lntramural Basket- ball 2, 3, Varsity Track 3, 4. DORA DEVLIN Only A Rose Doe N. Y. U. Student Director, l, Glee Club l, 2, Operetta l, 2, S.G.A. Collector 2, Year Book Staff 4. Sixteen JOHN CURRIE My Heart's ln The Highlands Scottie Business lntramural Basketball 2, 3, Print- ing 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Senior Play Committee 4, Printing 4, Press Club 4, Candy Committee 4, Year Book Staff 4, Decorating Commit- tee lDancel 4. KATHERINE DAVIDSON My Bobby Lies Over The Ocean Kate Business VIOLET DEUELL Double Trouble Vi Undecided Youth Week 2, History Club 4, Philosophy Club 4. WILLIAM DIETZ Where The Lazy River Rolls By Rabbit Business EDWARD DONLEY When My Dream Boat Comes Home Lefty Business Varsity Baseball 4, Intramural Basketball I. DOROTHY DUFFY My Wild Irish Rose Dottie Pratt Institute Arterettes 2, 3, 4, Year Book Staff 4. GEORGE WM. FAIRCHILD Come, Josephine, On My Flying Machine Whitey College Rifle Club 2, 3, History Club 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Photography Club 3, 4. JANE FEINS Boo Hoo Feeny Business Ztudent Council I, Year Book Staff LORIN DORE May I Have The Next Romance With You Lee Citadel Military Col. Intramural Basketball 2, Intra- mural Football 2, Intramural Base- ball 2, Senior Play Committee. JEAN DWYER Redheads On Parade Red Business Glee Club I, 2, Operetta I, Year Book Staff 4. NICK FEDISON Never Gonna Dance Nick University of Alabama Intramural. Baseball 2, Class Basketball 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee 4. RUTH FINN You Have Taken My Heart Rue Art School Art 2, 3, 4, Student Director 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, Fencing 3, Archery 3, Senior Play 4. Seventeen EDITH FINTER Bashful Little Baby lggy Business Girls' Athletics l, Glee Club l. AARON A. GAIZBAND Boulevordier From The Bronx Jazzy Business Art Club l, 2, 3. KENNETH GARNETT ln My Solitude Ken Business Intramural Baseball l, 2, Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Baseball 3. MYRA GLASS l'm Getting Sentimental Over You Mitz Business S.G.A. Collector l, Glee Club l, 2, Operetta l, Student Director 2, Basketball 2, Hockey 2. Eighteen FRANK FONG l'm Flying High Frankie Undecided Science Club 4, Photography Club 4. LOREN GARLAND lf I Had A Talking Picture Of You Blurp Undecided Track 4. ANTHONY GAU BAS Tony's Wife Tony Undecided THOMAS GREENGROVE Sing Baby Sing Tommy Business Vice-President of Hi-Y 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, S.G.A. Council, Senior Coun- cil, Senior Vice-President, Year Book Staff, S.G.A. Collector l, 2, 3, Football 2, Youth Week Official 3, 4, Schoolmens Show 4, Special Awards Committee 4, Intramural Baseball l, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Basketball 4. ANNA GURAL She's My Annie Freckles Business Girls' Athletics I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 3. NELDA HALEY Me And The Moon Nel Business Student Director 35 Girl Reserves 35 4, Treasurer 45 Library Council 45 Year Book Staff 45 Senior Play 4. I ALARDl HANOVER nlmoe In Allie Lafayette Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basket- ball l, 25 Varsity Football 45 Var- sity Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Youth Week Official 4. ADELAIDE HEATH Love And Learn A Undecided Freshman Dramatics I5 Girls' Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Student Di- rector l, 2, 3, 45 S.G.A. Collector l, 35 Class Vice-President 25 Press Club 25 Glee Club Z5 Library Council 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, President 45 S.G.A. Council 45 Editor Year Book 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Youth Week Official 45 National Honor Society. CAROLYN GWOSS Carolina Moon Cary Business DORIS HALL Sweet Madness Chatter Box Catherine Gibbs Glee Club I5 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Secretary of History Club 45 Year Book Staff 45 Philosophy Club 4. KENNETH HATHAWAY l've Got Plenty Of Nothing Ken Business Student Director I5 Operetta I5 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Base- ball 2. ELIZABETH HERBSTER An Apple A Day Betty Business Operetta l5 Glee Club l, 25 Press Club 2, 35 Student Director 3, 45 Philosophy Club 35 Library Council 45 Girl Reserves 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Year Book Staff 45 Girl Athletics l, 2, 4. Nineteen JOHN HERR You Do The Darnedest Things Herky N. C. E. Poster Club I, 25 Science Club l, 2, 3, 45 Radio Club I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Foot- ball 2, 35 Manager of Varsity Foot- ball 45 Printing Club 35 Voice Class 4. GLADYS HILL RidUi' High Portia College Class President I, 35 Freshman Dramatics I5 S.G.A. Council I, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Athletics I, 25 Girl Reserve 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 De- bate 3, 45 Youth Week I, 3, 45 Year Book Statt5 Student Director 45 Senior Play Cast5 S.G.A. Col- lector 2, 45 National Honor Soci- ety5 Library Council 2, 3, 45 Sec- retary 4. ROBERT HOCKENBURY Baby Face Bob Undecided Press Club 25 Student Director 3, 45 Philosophy Club 35 History Club 45 Senior Play 45 Year Book Staff 45 Schoolman's Minstrel 4. MARY HORH U N Mary Ann Mag Business Girls' Athletics 4. Twenty WILLIAM HESS You've Got Everything Hessy Business College Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 25 S.G.A. Council 35 Candy Commit- tee 45 Year Book Staff 45 Senior Council 45 Student Court5 Oper- etta5 Manager of Magazine Drive5 Manager of Atlantic City Projects5 Youth Week Official 45 National Honor Society. RICHARD HOBY Dickie Boy Frenchy Business Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Baseball 25 Freshman Football I5 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND HOLLOS Gee, But You're Swell Ray Business Varsity Football 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Class Athletics. WALTER HORN One In A Million Walt Business Band 45 Radio Club5 Vice Presi- dent 4. JANICE HOWLETT Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Jan Secretarial S.G.A. Council l, 4, Secretary of S.G.A. 4, Youth Week l, 2, 3, 4, Student Director 3, History Club 3, Press Club 3, 4, Editor, Maroon 6 Gray 4, Girl Reserves 3, Sec- retary 4, Library Council 4, Year Book Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Glee Club 3, Operetta 3, National Hon- or Society. LOUIS HUBER St. Louis Blues Luke Business Glee Club l, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 3, Intramural Baseball 3, Year Book Staff, Assistant Ed- itor 4, Youth Week Official 4, National Honor Society, Candy Committee, Magazine Drive, Track 4. BESSIE HURTAY Who Arn l Bess Business Glee Club 3, 4, Voice Class 4. THOMAS HYRA Saxophonia Tommy Orchestra Freshman Football l, Band l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, Debate 3, 4, Var- sity Football 3, 4, Youth Week Athletics 3, Glee Club l, Z. ELEANOR HRUSOVSKY l'll String Along With You El Miss Whitman's Glee Club l, 2, 3, Girls' Athletics l, 2, 3, Press Club l, Voice Class 2, 3, Operetta l, 3, Student Di- rector 2. MARGARET HUBER When You And I Were Young, Maggie Margie Business Glee Club 4, Voice Class 4. PEARL HUTTLE You're Everything Sweet Pearlie Business College Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ath- letics 2, 3, Girl Reserves 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Year Book Staff 4, Operetta l, Washington Trip Committee 4, Youth Week 4. WALTER M. JACOBI l'll Wear A Little Gardenia Dick Undecided Twenty-one MATTHEW JACOBSON The Old Accordeon Man Percy Commercial Art EDWARD JOTANTOS After The Ball , Muddy Business Basketball l, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, S.G.A. Collector l, 2, Youth Week 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, S.G.A. Council 2, 4, Glee Club I. WILMA JURIK l Can't Find No One WiIIie Business Year Book Staff 4, Art 3, 4. MILDRED KATZ The More I Know You Rusty Newark University Girls' Athletics I, Glee Club l, 2, Sunny Skies 25 Student Director 3. Twenty-two ARTHUR JENNINGS Dinner For One, Please, James Art Business Senior Play Cost 4, Year Book Stott 4. MARY JOTANTOS To Mary, With Love Jo Business Girls' Athletics l, 2, 3, 4, Philos- ophy Club 3, Arterettes 3, 4. ROBERT KANE Breezing Along With The 'Breeze' Killer Undecided Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Baseball 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Council 3, S.G.A. Council 3, Senior Council 4, Year Book Staff 4, Senior Play 4. MURIEL KEYWORTH I'm No Angel Key Business Student Director 2, 3. BERNARD KIEVMAN Did You Ever See A Dream Walking Bernie Undecided Glee Club I, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 2, Intramural Baseball 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Year Book Staff 4, Tennis 4. KATHRYN KING l've Got A Cold In My Nose Boots St. Barnabus Glee Club, I, Girl Athletics 2, Student Director 2, 3, Galt Team 4. JOSEPH KORBANICH Born To Dance Jo-wee National School of Radio and Television Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4, Senior Council, Youth Week Official 3, 4, Radio Club I, Class Council 2, 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, In- tramural Baseball 3. GEORGE KREITZ But Where Are You Gig Business Student Director I. HAROLD KILEY l've Got My Fingers Crossed Kaiser Business Glee Club 2, 3, Intramural Base- ball 3. EDWARD C. KNOPF PoIly Wolly Doodle All The Day Ed Air School LYDIA KREISLER Lovely To Look At Lyd Business Girls Basketball I, 2, Glee Club 4, Senior Council 4, Year Book Staff 4, Operette, 4, Voice Class 4. HARRY KRUMBIEGEL Entered Third Year Mr. Ghost Goes To Town Krummy College Track 3, 4, Football 4. Twen ty-th ree JOHN KUNA l Dream Too Much Johnny Business JOHN LAPP You're My Best Bet Bullet Business Student Director I, Glee Club I, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, S.G.A. Council 4, Tennis Team 4, Football Manager 4. LESTER LEONARD All Dressed Up Les Undecided Basketball 2, Wrestling 3, Track 3, 4, Tennis 4, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 4, Intramural Baseball 2, Glee Club 4. HENRY LINK Don't Change Missing Link Business Glee Club I, Intramural Baseball 2, Track 3, 4, Philosophy Club 3, Radio Club 4, Youth Week 3. Twenty-four SHIRLEY LADELL I Can't Forget You Shirl Business Colloge Glee Club, 4, Year Book Staff 4, Voice Class 4, Operetta 4. JOSEPHINE LAZARICK l Want To Know More About You Jo Business Glee Club 2, 3, Girls' Athletics 3, Operetta 2. THEODORE LINDLAU You're Laughing At Me Ted Undecided Glee Club I, Poster Club 3, 4, ln- tramural Basketball 3, 4. PAUL LOYKO Get Thee Behind Me-Satan Porky Undecided S.G.A. Collector I, 2, 3, 4, S.G.A. Council 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Intramural Baseball 2. LOIS MGCMAHON Wake Up And Sing Mac Music Glee Club l, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, Press Club 2, Madrigal Club 3, 4, Youth Week 3, Debate 3, 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Year Book Staff 4, Operetta 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. JULIA MALESHKO Brown Eyes Mully Wilfred Beauty Acad. Commercial Contest 3, Youth Week 4. VICTOR MASON Sonny Bov Sonny Business Glee Club l, 2, Printing 3, 4, Candy Committee 4, Band 3, 4, Atlantic City Exhibit, Manager, Senior Council 4, Year Book Staff 4, National Honor Society 4. FLORENCE McCLURE l've Got Rhythm FIoss Newark Normal Glee Club l, 2, Press Club l, 2, Operetta l, 2, Library Council 2, 3, 4, Student Director 2, 3, 4, Youth Week Official 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 3, 4, S.G.A. Council 4, As- sociate Editor of Year Book 4, Washington Trip Committee 4, President of State Library Coun- cil 4, National Honor Society 4. ROBERT MAITLAND Highland King Malts Business S.G.A. Director l, Science Club l, 2, Philosophy Club 3, Track 3. JANE MASON All American Girl Janie Business Girl Reserves 3, 4, Girls' Athletics 2, 3, 4, Year Book Staff 4, Stud- ent Director 4, Commercial Con- test l, Youth Week 3, Year Book Staff 4, Student Director 4. PAUL MATWIESHYN This Year's Crop Ot Kisses Pablo Undecided Class Basketball l, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 4. THOMAS MCKERRELL Puddin' Head Jones Chubby Business Intramural Baseball 2, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3. Twenty-five JEANNE McKINNEY Easy To Love Goo-Goo Business School Glee Club l, 2, Girls' Athletics l, Student Collector l, Junior Coun- cil, Senior Council, History Club 4. ESTELLE MILLEA Doin' The Suzie-Q Stell Business Glee Club 3, Voice Class 3, Basketball 3, 4, Athletic Club 3, History Club 4, Track 4. H ELEN MOTYCZKA Summer Night Cissey Business Girls' Athletics l, 2, 3, 4, Student Director 2, 4, Press Club 3, Glee Club 3. ELLIOTT MULLINS Nellie ls A Lady Moon Undecided Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, S.G.A. Council 2, Intramural Basketball 3, Senior Play Stage Committee 4. Twenty-six ALBERT MELL My Buddy Bud Travel Varsity Football l, 2. ALVIN MILLER l Can't Escape From You Al 1 Columbia University Radio Club l, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Poster 2, 4, Assistant Editor Maroon Er Gray 2, Science Club 2, Student Director 3, 4, S.G.A. Council 4, Year Book Staff, Newark News Correspond- ent 4. HARVEY MOYNIHAN Red Sails ln The Sunset Red Business Glee Club l, Press Club 2, 3, Student Director 3, Senior Play Committee 4, Year Book Staff 4, History Club, Philosophy Club. GLADYS MUSSER A Little Bit lndependent Muss Finishing School Junior Council, Glee Club 2, 4, Secretary Crowell Publishing Co., 4, Year Book Staff 4, National Honor Society, Girls' Athletics l. BETTY NATHAN Betty Boop Betty Business Track 2, 3, 4, Press Club 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Exhibition 3, Year Book Staff 4. KENNETH NORMAN Five Piece Band Kenny Undecided Year Book Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Glee Club l, 2, Operetta l, 2, Band 4, EMIL NOVOMESKY The Gentlemen Doesn't Believe In Making Love Novy Chemical Engineering Orchestra l, 2, 3, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President f. Z, S.G.A. Council 3, Senior Play Stage Committee 4, Year Book Staff 4, National Honor Society. WALTER NUSE Papa-Tree Top Tall Walt Business Class Secretary l, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4 HENRY NEUMAN Ach, Du Lieber Augustine Heinz Business Glee Club l. EILEEN NORTON Sophisticated Lady Norty Cornell University Glee Club l, 2, Dramatics l, 2, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Library Council 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Youth Week Official 4, National Honor Society. MURIEL NOWHARK Old Fashioned Girl Mer Business Glee Club l, 2, Student Director l, 2, 4, Student Lieutenant 2, Ooer- etta l, Library Council 4, Basket- ball 4, Year Book Staff 4. IRENE OBUCH Irene I Business Girls' Athletics l, 2, 4, Glee Club l, 2. Twenty-seven JEAN 0'DONNELL Keep Young And Beautiful Jeanie Business Glee Club l, 2, Girl Reserves 4, Year Book Staff 4, Basketball 4. JAMES 0'NElLL When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Red Undecided lntramural Football l, lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, lntramural Baseball l, 2, S.G.A. Council 4. GUSTAVE PAOLERCIO Wait Till The Sun Shines, Nellie Gus Business Radio Club l, Student Director 3, lntramural Basketball 3, Track 3, 4. JANET PERRINE Your Eyes Have Told Me So Jan College Glee Club l, Student Director l, 2, Freshman Dramatics l, Class Basketball l, Z, 3, 4, Library Council 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, Vice-President 4, S.G.A. Council 3, Year Book Staff 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Press Club 2, Youth Week Official 4, No- tionol Honor Society. Twenty-eight MARY 0'LOCK You Hit The Spot Mae Business Glee Club l, 4, Student Director l, Girls' Athletics 2, Press Club 3. ANDREW ORIS l'm Making Whoopee Henie Undecided Glee Club l, S.G.A. Collector 2, Youth Week l, 2, 3, lntramural Basketball. LEONARD PECK How Deep ls The Ocean Len College Student Director l, Glee Club l, 2, Voice Class l, 2, Class Basketball 2, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 4, Student Court 4, Year Book Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Photography Club 4, National Honor Society. RUTH PETTIT Entered Third Year Pretty Baby Ruthie Undecided Philosophy Club 3, Girl Reserves 4, Library Council 4, Senior Council 4, Senior Play Committee 4. WILLIAM PICYK Shining ln Doubt Peaches Business Radio Club l . PAULINE PROKOPOWIZ There ls No Substitute For You Pauline Undecided Glee Club l, 3. DOROTHY REILLY l'll See You ln My Dreams Dolly Nursing Glee Club l, 3, Basketball l, Press Club 2, Junior Council 3. HOPE ROBERTS l Like The Likes Of You SAMUEL POMERANTZ Walking The Dog Sam Business Sports Editor Maroon 6' Gray 3, 4, Press Club 2, Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4, Student Director 2, 4, Pres- ident Photography Club 4, Senior Play Committee, Glee Club l, 2, Class Athletics l, 2, 3, 4, Philoso- phy Club 3. PHILIP REICHMAN l'se A'Muggin Phil Business Glee Club l, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 4, Class Basketball 2, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 3, Student Director 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Youth Week Official 4, National Honor Society. CONSTANCE E. REYNOLDS Mighty Like A Rose Connie Business Press Club 3, Girls Athletics 2, Year Book Staff 4, Art Club 2, 3, Youth Week. GRANVILLE ROBINSON l'm an Old Cowhand Hope Business Hick Business Glee Club 2. Intramural Sports. Twenty-nine FAYE ROSENFIELD l'II Be Faithful Dimples Business Year Book Stott 45 Girls' Athletics l5 Sunny Skies 5 Glee Club l5 Operetta 2, 4. FRANK RUNIAK What is There To Say Runny Business Intramural Basketball l, 25 Intra- mural Baseball 2, 4. LLOYD SCHORR My Heart Wants To Dance Schor Music School Student Director l, 25 Debating Manager 35 Youth Week 35 Cheer Leader 3, 45 Class Council 35 Year Book Staff 45 Senior Play and Manager 4. HELEN SCHUMAN Night and Day, You Are the One Helen Business Glee Club l, 2, 35 Year Book Staff 4. Thirty HARRIET RUDERMAN When a Gypsy Makes His Violin Cry Gypsy Business Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Voice Class 2 3, 45 Girls' Athletics 25 Operettci 3, 45 Student Director 3. ROBERT SAXE l'm ln A Dancing Mood Bob Newark College of Engineering Dramatics l5 Intramural League l, 25 Class Basketball 2, 35 Hi-Y 2 3, 45 Wrestling 35 S.G.A. Council 4. CHARLES SCHULTZ Baby Wants New Shoes Dutch Business ltntramural Baseball 35 Golf Club JOHN SHATYNISKI What ls Love Johnny Seton Hall Orchestra i5 Senior Play Commit- tee 45 Student Director 45 Photo- graphy Club 45 Science Club 4. ERNEST SHAWCROSS My Silent Love Hawkshaw College Intramural Basketball l, Z, Stu- dent Director l, 2, Intramural Baseball 2, Scien:e Club 2, S.G. A. Council 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, S.G.A. Collector 4, Varsity Football 4, Glee Club l, 2. PHILIP SMOLENSKI Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Smoke College Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Student Director l, 2, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Philosophy Club 3, Year Book Staff 4, Senior Play 4, National Honor Societv. YVONNE SOMMER The Night is Young Yonny Business Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play 4, S.G.A. Treasurer 4, Girl Reserves 4, S.G.A. Council 3, 4, Youth Week Committee 3, 4. GEORGE STEUERWALD When l'm The President Georgie Accounting Class Basketball l, lntramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Baseball 2, Vice-President S.G.A. 3, Youth Week Official 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Year Book Staff 4, President S.G.A. 4, Debate 4, Spe- cial Awards Committee 4, Presi- dent of Pres's Council, Public Re- lations Committee National Honor Society, Varsity Baseball 3. ANTHONY SKARL Tony's Wife Tony Business Intramural Baseball 3, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. SELMA SOLLER Sing To Me Sel Undecided Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4, Student Di- rector l, 4, Madrigal Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, Year Book Staff 4, Operettas 2, 4. ANNA STACHURA Annie Doestn't Live Here Anymore Ann Business Girls' Athletics l, 2, 3, 4, Arter- ettes 3, 4, Year Book Staff 4. ELSIE STEWART You've Got To Smile Scotty Katherine Gibbs Girls' Athletics l, 2, 3, Student Council l, S.G.A. Collector l, 2, Glee Club 4, Philosophy Club 4, Voice Club 4, History Club 4. Thirty-one BENJAMIN SUMMER Twinkly Little Star Benjy Business Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3. 45 Cheerleader 45 Press Club 4. DOUGLAS TAYLOR Margie Doug Business lntramural Basketball l, 35 lntra- mural Football l5 lntramural Base- ball l5 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Junior Varsity Baseball 35 Se- nior Basketball 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 35 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Baseball 4. LOUIS TISCH A High Hat, Piccolo and a Cane Lou College Treasurer of Class I5 Class Foot- ball I5 Operetta l5 Glee Club l, 2, 45 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 lntramural Basketball l, 2, 35 Hi- Y Club 2, 3, 45 Youth Week Offi- cial 3, 45 Special Awards Commit- tee 45 President of Class 2, 45 Vice-President of Class 35 Track Team 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Public Relations Committee 45 Year Book Staff 45 President's Council5 Na- tional Honor Society. GERARD TOTAMS A Little Bit of Heaven Fell From Out The Sky One Day .lerry Undecided Student Director I, 45 History Club 35 Poster Club 45 Youth Week Of- ficial 45 National Honor Society. Thirty-two JENNIE SWEDER The Miller of the D Jen Undecided 11 ELEANOR TEKULA - ln Your Own Kind Way El Business Girls' Athletics I5 Glee Club 35 Arterettes 35 Youth Week Official 45 National Honor Society. ALEX TICHENOR Alexander's Ragtime Band Tich College lntramural Basketball l5 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Dramatics 25 Tennis Club 45 Senior Plav Com- mittee Year Book Staff 45 Youth Week Official 4. SHIRLEY UNGER You're My Sweetheart Shirl Syracuse University S.G.A. Council Candy Committee 45 Library Council5 Senior Play Committee 45 Year Book Staff 45 Debate Team 45 Glee Club 45 Youth Week Official 45 National Honor Society. ARDELLE VAN ALLEN Too Good For The Average Man A,-die Traphagen Arterettes Club 2, 35 Student Di- rector 3, 45 Library Council 3, 45 Press Club 45 Year Book Staff 4. CHARLES VAN VLIET The Sunday Driver Windy Business Student Director l5 Dramatics l. DOROTHY WAINWRIGHT The Way You Look Tonight Dot Katherine Gibbs Business College Glee Club 45 Voice Class 45 His- tory Club 45 Senior Council 45 Philosophy Club 45 Operetta 4. HELEN WALTER :ISO Shyll Helena Business Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. VERA VANDERMARK The Pretty Young Brunette Polly College Glee Club l, 25 Press Club l, 25 Operetta l5 Student Director l, 2, 35 S.G.A. Collector l, 2, 3, 45 Year Book Staff 4. LEO WADEYKA Just Give Me The Girl Dakey Business Intramural Football l5 Basketball l5 Junior Varsity Basketball 2, 35 Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Bas- ketball 4. FRANK WALKER Flying Off The Handle Dixie Business Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Intro! mural Baseball 2. VERONICA WARD Sweet and Lovely Ronnie Undecided Student Director 3,45Girl Reserves 3, 45 Philosophy Club 35 Press Club 45 Girls' Athletics 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Washington Trip Committee 45 Youth Week Official 45 National Honor Society5 Year Bcok Staff. Thi rty-three WALTER WARICZICK You've Got To Be A Football Hero Bcbe Ohio State University S.G.A. Collector I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Com- mittee 4, Youth Week 3, 4. HERBERT WEBER My Secret Heart Herbie N. Y. U. Glee Club I, 2, 3, Voice Class I, 2, Operetta l, Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 4, Intramural Baseball I, Class Basketball Z, Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Year Book Staff 4, Mathematics Contest 3, Student Director 4, YouthWeek 4, National Honor Society. HELEN WELSCH Painting The Clouds With Sunshine Helen Art School Art l, 2, 3, 4, Student Director 3, Library Council 3, 4, Fencing 3, Senior Play ISceneryl 4, National Honor Society. CHARLES WHITALL CoIIegiate Connie Newark College of Engineering Basketball I, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Wrestling 3. Thirty-four JOAN WATERSTON lreland Must Be Heaven, For My Sweetheart Comes From There Scotty Business Girl Reserves 4, Library Council 4, Senior Play, Year Book Staff 4, Youth Week Official 4, National Honor Society, Girls' Athletics 2, Student Director I, 'Magazine grive 4, Glee Club I, 2, Operetta ALBERTA WEISS Am I Asking Too Much? Bert Business Youth Week I, 4, Arterettes Club I, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, National Honor Society. WILLIAM WERKOWITZ Popeye, The Sailor Man Pop Casey Jones School of Aeronautics History Club 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4. FRED WILKEN l Won't Dance Fritz Business Intramural Baseball 2, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Class Baseball 3, Junior Varsity Baseball 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Baseball 4, Student Court 4, National Honor Society. EDWIN WISSING l'm At The Mercy Of Love Ed College Glee Club 45 lEntered third year.l LORRAINE WOODRUFF Sweet and Slow Rain Business School Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta l, 2, 3, 45 Year Book Staff 4. AGNES ZAIMIS You've Never Been Blue Agnes Undecided Basketball 45 Glee Club. lEntered fourth yearl Mn-:NIE ilMMERMAN Accent On Youth Min Business Youth Week l. PAULINE WOLFE Like That Blue ln Your Eyes Pauline Business Girls' Athletics lj Glee Club 2. DOROTHY WOOLSEY Let Yourself Go Dot Undecided Year Book Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Library Council 45 Home Economics l, 2, 3, 45 Student Director 4. OLGA ZASTENCHIK When Johnny Comes Marching Home Olga Business Commercial Contest l. HARRY ZINSZER Hey Babe, Hey Babe Harry Business Student Council l5 Intramural Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Representative 25 Sophomore Class Basketball 25 Sophomore Class Baseball 25 Junior Class Basketball 35 Senior Class Basketball 45 Pub- lic Speaking Debate Squad 45 Se- nior Activities: Baseball Team5 Youth Week Official. Thirty-five SENIOR PLAY ILL Leave It To You, a three-act comedy, was the choice of the Class ot '37, They presented the play on December lO, l l, and l2. The talent found among the seniors made the play a dashing success. On account of the large number of seniors, Ruth Maull, the coach of the play, was able to select two casts. The casts included: Joan Waterston, Victor Mason, Leonard Peck, Eileen Norton, Gladys Hill, Herbert Weber, Lloyd Schorr, Nelda Haley, Evelyn Conran, Meryl Cook, Robert Kane, Janice Howlett, Yvonne Sommer, Arthur Jennings, Philip Reichman, Janet Perrine, Louise Bowne, and Lois Mac Mahon. Thirty-s THE WASHINGTON TRI P N May nineteenth the '37 Senior Class, l67 strong, set out in six new buses on the annual trip to Washington. After having lunch at Aberdeen, we reached Annapolis in time to see the dress parade. Tired from the long ride, our arrival at Washington at six P. M. nevertheless stimulated our anticipation of good times, and after being refreshed by a fine dinner at the New Colonial Hotel, the party divided into two groups, some going swimming at the famous pool in the Ambassador Hotel, others going to a theatre. Buildings and points of interest were visited the follow- ing two days by each bus, provided with competent guides to explain every- thing. Dancing and gaiety filled an enjoyable evening for all on board, in the moonlight sail up the Potomac River. A banquet was held, on the last evening, after which members of the faculty and the class made brief humorous speeches. On the return trip a stop was made at Valley Forge, where Washington's headquarters still is to be seen. We reached Hillside about nine o'clock, and went to our homes to enjoy a much-needed rest. The Washington trip should be looked forward to by every under- graduate, as it is one of the finest opportunities in education and pleasure which the High School offers. Thirty-seve NAME Adams, Eugene Adamchak, Andrew Adamchak, William Anderson, John Andriello, Sebastian Ashley, Catherine Bahret, Helen Baiza, Stephen Barth, Lillian Bearse, Marion Benjamin, Donald Beno, Martin Bilinsky, Rudolph Birch, Paul Blake, John J. Bloomer, Edward Bobertz, William Bowne, Louise Bradford, Marion Brengel, Doris Brody, Bernard Brook, Webster Bumen, Joseph Burbank, Albert Burton, Charles Byrne, Frank Cantillion, Edward Chambers, Doris Cohen, Murray Conran, Evelyn Cook, Clark Cook, Meryl Cox, Shirley Currie, John AILMENT N. Y. A. Motorcycles Mohawks Size Track James Stewart Has she one? Drums Boy Scouts Jimmy Dwyer Water Boy Mouth Roadsters Robins Little John Biology Fords Poetry Dreams Dimples Height National Guards Silence Cafeteria Whippet Florence Bragging Gene Sleepiness Restlessness School Debating Can't find one Fishinq SENIOR SLAMS REMEDY Less pay Kiddie Kar Elks Carter's Liver Pills Break a leg Clark Gable None Jews-harp Girl Scouts Billy Dwyer Play Dope Packard Tigers Grow Physics Cords Gone with the Wind Try Mounds Seminary Shrink U. S. Marines Go to Zuman's class Grant lunch Bicycle There is none A new gag Any Senior Coca Cola Sleeping powders Graduate Laryngitis Find one Snowtrain Thirty-eight HOW GOT THRU Money did it Rode They needed room Teacher's pet What luckl Althenn influence S. G. A. Collector Banged Scouted Influence Selling tickets to a track meet Argued On a gallon No one saw him On a dime Did he? Bluffed On book larnin' Winning smiles Faculty Drag l'll bite Blabbed Shut up like a clam Selling sandwiches Couldn't stop breaks Help of Junior That's a mystery Giving helpful advice On a mattress Wit and Work He didn't Tapped By not letting the world know At home it ,was rain- ina AMBITION Learn to dance Dare Devil Rider Grocery man Babe Ruth Glenn Cunningham Torch singer Grow Jazz man Scout master To hold Jimmy A 7 mile Hog caller Chauffeur Democrat Love and a Dime Go in business Fog horn on a steam- boat Sarah Bernhardt Personnel head in big firm Dietician Fish Peddler Don Juan Take a girl to a Senior Prom Owner of Hollywood Restaurant Automobile salesman Make a model hus- band Professional windbag Editor - Advice to Lovelorn 4th Vice-president in dog biscuit firm Sawbones Has none Not to be sophis- ticated To meet him Game Warden NAME Dassing, Juliette Davidson, Katherine De Mar, Bruce Devlin, Dora Deuell, Violet Dietz, William Donley, Edward Dore, Lorin Duffy, Dorothy Dwyer, Jean Fairchild, George Fedison, Nick Feins, Jane Finn, Ruth Finter, Edith Hollos, Raymond Horhun, Mary Horn, Walter Howlett, Janice Hrusovsky, Eleanor Huber, Louis Huber, Margaret Hurtay, Bessie Huttle, Pearl Hyra, Thomas Jacobi, Walter Jacobson, Matthew Jennings, Arthur Jotantos, Edward Jotantos, Mary Jurik, Wilma Kane, Robert Katz, Mildred Keyworth, Muriel Kievman, Bernard Kiley, Harold King, Kathryn AILMENT Gossip Sweetness Kitty Stay hidden Dancing Shyness Left hook Good looks I give up Red hair Airplanes Betty Peters Noise Giggling Slow motion Chemistry Be by herself Betty Alumni Blonde hair Whistling Laziness Bashfulness Weber Russia Flowers Accordeon Biology Atlantic City Athletics Too serious June Harriet Chewing gum Saxophone Pesty Males SENIOR SLAMS REMEDY Sore throat HOW GOT THRU The Keyhole There's none for thisCouldn't help it Girl from Ridgefield Park Come out in open Go with Red Has he one Right cross to chin Competition Ditto Dye it Crack-up Dorothy Infirmary Mr. Althenn Electric shock Asylum Get to know your classmates Try other girls A nice Senior Dye it Chopped lips Start truckin' Go to Prom He's a nice fellow Go back Has none Harmonica Gold fish B. A. B. Lumbago Sense of humor Join the Army Any sensible girl Lose teeth Toy whistle Hire an exterminator Bruce Thirty-nine Twelve o'clock rush Nobody saw her Danced Faded in shade Fought Made eyes at the teachers Quiet The teachers were blinded Flew Slid backwards lt's an old Southern Custom Giggled Barely With Adelaide's helD We'll never know Marks from another school On looks and brains Blamed Muddy Crooned Was pushed Dragged Talking to Zuman On a soap box Sniffed Squeezed On Mother's brains With his friendliness Had to watch her brother AMBITION Take over Winchell's column Get married Pensioned Private secretary Burlesque Queen Salesman Jack Dempsey Hollywood Still give up Dress model Airplane pilot Screen lover Secretary for a dairy Comedy team Floor-walker in a tele- phone booth Bank Blank To buy a ring Dramatic actress To curl hair Hit a baseball She doesn't care Be a vamp Toe dancer Communist Florist Artists To be a butler Own o hotel Keep Muddy home Pounding a typewriterSecretary Same as Norman With nice clothes Chewed On sour notes Just waited Copies homework Higher larnin' Mannequin Martha Raye Belong to a bat band Get job selling ads Truant officer NAME Knopf, Edward Korbanick, Joseph Kreisler, Lydia Kreitz, George Krumbiegel, Harry Kuna, John Ladell, Shirley Lapp, John Lazarick, Josephine Leonard, Lester Lindlau, Theodore Link, Henry Loyko, Paul McMahon, Lois Maitland, Robert Maleshko, Julia Mason, Jane Mason, Victor Matweishyn, Paul McClure, Florence McKerrel, Thomas McKinney, Jeanne Mell, Albert Millea, Estelle Miller, Alvin Motyczka, Helen Moynihan, Harvey Mullins, Elliot Musser, Gladys Nathan, Betty Neuman, Henry Norman, Kenneth Norton, Eileen Nowhark, Muriel AILMENT Borrowing Dancing Maggie Quietness Track Too foggy Tap dancing Peggy Newark Normal Clothes Quietness To Nazi West End Opera Bowling Curls Frankie National Honor Girls Making fun of teachers Dubow Good looks Wisecracks Dark eyes Strongarm stunts Quietness Dames Nelda Independence Fredrickson Germany Rita Sophistication Jean ' SENIOR SLAMS REMEDY HOW GOT THRU Dark glasses and a Carried cup Corns Jigged We wonder Smiled Go with Kiley Wastheonlyoneleft Athlete's foot One way ticket London Learn to Dance Jean Miss Whitman Nudist Colony Reno Go to Russia Liberty Park Cotton Club Brother's influence to Above the clouds Walked 5 miles daily On personality Waited Looking sheiky Said nothing Behind the teacher's back Rolled the dice Sang AMBITION To own something Astaire Model Carpet bogger Jesse Owens Weather observer To live near school Welfare Worker Kindergarten teacher Shoe shine boy Senator Storm-trooper Professional gambler Dolly Down To be a Miser Hairdresser You know To get first place on Kate Smith's Award Paul Matweishyn, What's your ambieshyn? Teach little children manners Grumbled and groaned Babe Dickerson Billiards Saved his dimes More curls With Pauline Johnny Playing basketball Black Sheep Club ln spite of everything More girls Did he? Examinations Kidded teachers Vreeland Sophie Tucker Got in back of Doris Lose voice Talking back to teachers Don't look Trucked Become muscle-bound Swaggered She shouldn't be, with her looks Old Men's home Marry her Start a war Fredrickson Germantown Little Freshman Start cutting up Myra Forty Teamed with Emily Flashed by! Stood still Ad libbed You're not the only one lt's a deep secret On five-year plan On Al thenn's radiator Nobody noticed Find one true Mentioned in Senior Superlatives Hold Burke Strong man in Circus Learn English Own a newspaper To keep Haley's Com- et next to the Moon Any rich man You got me Hitler's Guard Took a P. G. Be a Schiaparelli Braille teacher NAME Nuse, Walter Obuch, Irene O'Donnell, Jean O'Lock, Mary O'Neill, James Oris, Andrew Paolercio, Gustave Peck, Leonard Perrine, Janet Pettit, Ruth Picyk, William Pomerantz, Samuel Prokopowicz, Pauline Reichman, Philip Reilly, Dorothy Reynolds, Constance Roberts, Hope Robjnson, Granville Rosenfield, Faye Ruderman, Harriet Runiak, Frank Saxe, Robert Schorr, Lloyd Schultz, Charles Schuman, Helen Shatynski, John Shawcross, Ernest Skarl, Anthony Smolenski, Philip Soller, Selma Sommers, Yvonne Stachura, Anna Steuerwald, George Steward, Elsie Summers, Benjamin All.MENT Minsky's Quietness Shyness Make-up Wit Women Nellie Too deep Eyes Blushing Shyness The government Gameness Voice Gigg Don't get excited Giggling Shortness Gossip Mildred Catcher Alma Singing Roll the bones Goodness Chevrolet Girls in general Baseball Music Lovesick Men Life Politics Doris Mildred SENIOR SLAMS , REMEDY Have it raided Travel with Connie Reynolds Florence Cosmetic skin Take half away Get one Automobiles Come to the surface Close them Become modern Correspond with Mae West Run for president Hope there isn't any Don't tell him A Senior Count up to ten Eat a lemon Nuse Stay out of backyard Shirley Utility bat boy Stay away from blondes Dancing Ping pong Loosen up Austin Marge or Lee Ping pong Get a radio Breach of promise Boys Treat her nice G. O. P. Vic Are you looking? Forty-one HOW GOT THRU Slumbered thru Keeping quiet Lowered her eves Powered With help of Mr. Steengrafe On nerve Same as the rest of us On his I. Q. Winked them Stammered Blushing Pushed out She belongs with her class On the cuff On cuteness Talkin' thru hat Smiling Found a secret exit Heard it from ' somebody Sang Got in line One never knows Slipped Behind the 8 ball Fluttered The clutch slipped Grinned No one saw him Not on music Kidding Phil Young teachers Teachers felt self- conscious On his marks? Heap of pals She's a good student AMBITION Become a truckin' star To be a teacher Dress designer Duck Mr. Althenn To own a good car Become a gigolo Own a garage Comic strip-artist Cornell Star in technicolar Jean Harlow Builder Upper College Promote Fred Hang on to voice Get face to face with microphone Marry the boss Cowhand News commentator Prima donna N. Y. Giants Theater manager Own a dance hall Own a pool parlor Become an angel Own a car To get out Get a wife Organ grinder Belle Baker Grab a millionaire Voice of Experience President of U. S. To enter a dance legitimately To be a six-footer NAME Sweder, Jennie I Taylor, Douglas Tekula, Eleanor Tisch, Louis Tichenor, Alex Totams, Gerard Trousdale, Jack Unger, Shirley Van Allen, Ardelle Vandermark, Vera Van Vliet, Charles Wadeyka, Leo Wainwright, Dot Walker, Frank Walter, Helen Ward, Veronica Wariczick, Walter Waterston, Joan Weber, Herbert Weiss, Alberta Welsch, Helen Werkowitz, William Whitall, Charles Wilken, Fred Wissing, Edwin Wolfe, Pauline Woodruff, Lorraine Woolsey, Dorothy Zaimis, Agnes Zastenchik, Olga Zimmerman, Minmi Zinszer, Harry AILMENT George Margie Independent Latin Freckles Mop of hair Dreams Companions Silence S. G. A. Tickets Graduation Mouse Beauty Afraid to talk Solitude Face powder Gladys Pat Pearl Chair Art Glee Club Imp Baseball Females Cuteness Slow Bookworm Mirrors Johnny Stenography Garages SENIOR SLAMS REMEDY Gym work You're kidding Meet a boy Why not study? Read advertisements Have it set Try mounds Hang Harriet Time bomb Punch them Present him with his dismissal Muggs Patsy Kelly Give a speech Have a party at home Gun powder Gladys Another Irishman There must be another girl Join Glee Club Overbrook Orchestra ls there one? Marbles lt's born in him Stop taking beauty baths Start a war Encyclopedia Britannica Stop breaking them Tommy Ediphone Dog house Forty-two HOW GOT THRU AMBITION Made up for two yearsHat check girl Forgery Gentlemen prefer blondes Class-Officer Camoutlaged Lost in hair Faded Zuman's prodigy She wasn't here Natural He couldn't die here Swept out Beauty contest Find out Dispossessed Reading slam book Lease Expired Studied? Believe it or not he has brains Started to sing Drew school seal Felt sorry for him Ha, Ha! Had to keep up with Adelaide Had all girls sign a petition Wasn't missed because of her size People didn't know she was movina Was buried in a book Talked to influential people He couldn't wait much longer On roller skates Lost Counterfeiter Office girl To meet the girl on the Police Gazette Pass chemistry Sell hair for steel wool Be a somnambulist Somebody's Stenog. Social Torch Singer Graduate Make over 4 points in basketball Miss America Silent partner in a Company Helen Broderick Make-up artist Boston Red Socks Dressmaker Cleaner Missionary Comic cartoonist Dramatic Actor Class of 4O Big League Dean of girls' college Modelling in misses dept. Home Economics teacher Salesgirl at book counter Model for Greek statues Housewife Stenographer Own a garage SENIOR COUNCIL LL business and social activities of the senior class are controlled by the senior class are controlled by the Senior Council. lts members include the senior class officers and two representatives from each home room. Officers are:Louis Tisch, president, Thomas Greengrove, vice-president, Janet Perrine, Secretary. Other members are Meryl Cooke, Webster Brook, Ruth Pettit, Evelyn Conran, Joe Korbanick, S. Runiak, Doris Brengel, Victor Mason, Catherine Ashley, Robert Kane, Lydia Kreisler, and William Hess. Class advisers for l937 include Evelyn F. Bailey, Henry J. Althenn, Weyman O. Steengrafe, Nettie C. Estabrook, Frank J. l-lill, and Mary Ennis. Forty-three A Senior Dance IT was a beautiful evening in SUMMER, though the HEATH was terrific, ANDERSON had just disappeared over the HILL. The GREEN-GROVE, with its many BIRCH and PERRINE trees, was very quiet, except for the sound of the babbling BROOK. This was the night of the farewell party for ROBERTa, a beautiful and FAIR-CHILD. She was the daughter of the MASON, a very REICH-MAN. In the large house, preparations were well UNGER way. The ball room was like a GARLAND of flowers. Though DUF-FY was very high, they HYRA-d the GAIZ-BAND, famous for its SAXE section, and theme song DEVLlN The Deep Blue Sea. Everyone was DASSING around, and even in the kitchen the COOK had almost let the CURRIE sauce BYRNE, while she was BLAKE-ing a cake. Upstairs, there was just as much excitement. Roberta, in her CHAMBER, was trying to take a BARTH, and DWYER hair at the same time. To make matters worse, she had misplaced her GARNETT ring. Finally many guests arrived in big KREISLER cars and KANE in through the big GLASS DORE. The gathered in the HALL and HALEY-ed each other. At last, Roberta came onto the balcony upstairs. She looked SWEDER than ever with a background of long WHITALL, AN-DRI-ELLO room. CON-RAN up the stairs to greet her. He thought he was her BO- BERTZ what he didn't know would not HURTAY him. She came down and WILKEN-ed the rest. The servants BREN-GEL the food in and served it. They had things galore, including pickled HORNS, and ice cream COHENS. The guests were passing things HAN OVER fists. DE-MAR I think of it, I wouldn't be surprised if they all WARICZICK. After the meal, the people drifted onto the dance floor. There was many a NEU-MAN there, and Roberta was very popular because she HATH- AWAY with men, and it was known that she could DEUELL on the dance floor. Everyone was agreeing that DIETZ was the best time they had ever had. It sure was the KATZ. The beautiful moon WARDed off the thought of a storm, relieving many people who were sure it would WAIN-RIGHT in the house. All too soon, it was time to go to the BE-N-O railroad station, in fact, they didn't know WEBER or not they would make it. Never the less, they knew they would have to RUNIAK the dickens to get there on time. The NUSEpaper men were all ready, waiting, and greeted the group with loud HOLLOS. The boys all crowded around Roberta especially DAVID, SON of the MILLER, and JACOB, SON of the TAYLOR. The others: LEONARD, NATHAN, NORMAN, STEWART, BENJAMIN, AND WALTER, were taking care of her suitcases. The south BOWNE train roared into the station and Roberta called hastily good bye to her friends. Although she was going to the SCHORR for the rest of the SOMMER, she hated to leave these people. The train pulled out, and mournfully HERB-STERed as did the rest, after it. Roberta had gone and they knew they would MUSSER. TISCH TISCH! SOLLER, there ain't no more. MERYL COOK F ty fo Class of l937 Last Will and Testament IUE, the class of l937, ot Hillside High School being in full possession of our faculties, and desiring to bestow our many talents, arts and pro- perties, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. ' We hereby bequeath: To the Faculty: A great big sigh of relief. To the Juniors: A right to cut class. To the Sophs: The noisy halls. To the Freshmen: The right to assert themselves. Louis Tisch leaves his leadership to Bill Kihn '38. Babe Wariczick leaves his athletic ability to Johnny Hurida '39. Jeanne McKinney leaves her good looks to Irene Fuelling '39. Violet Deuell leaves her noisy voice to Frances Maye '38. Shirley Unger leaves her ability to dress well to Harriet Shapiro '38. Alard Hanover leaves Joe Louis to Pat McEntee '39. Loren Dore leaves his good looks to Jack Boyle '39. Janice Howlett leaves her sweetness to Dot Walker '38. Doris Brengel leaves her dimples to Norma Huber '38. Tommy Greengrove leaves his cuteness to Whitey '4O. Eileen Norton leaves her sophistication to Pearl Hanover '39. Lloyd Schorr leaves his cheerleadership to Stanley Buchner '38. Gladys Hill leaves her faculty drag to June Howlett '38, Edith Finter leaves her shyness to Margaret Swann '38. Joe Korbanich leaves his friendliness to Bob Steele '39. Dolly Reilly leaves her lrish Eyes to Elaine Reilly '38 Pat Cook leaves her fair complexion to Jeanne Shippee. Elsie Stewart leaves her cutting ability to Lorraine Patton '38. Doug. Taylor leaves his pitching ability to Harlow Curtis '39. Signed and witnessed on this Zlst day of June, I937, Lloyd Schorr, Notary Public. LLOYD SCHORR Forty-five SOON TO BE SENIORS JUNIOR CLASS HEN we, the class of '38, entered Hillside High School, we chose June Howlett for President, Carmen Ferrigno, Vice-President, Norma Huber, Secretary, and Jean Smith, Treasurer. As Freshmen we sponsored one dance, the Freshman Party, which was a huge success. As sophomores, Carmen Ferrigno led our class, assisted by Dorothy Walker, Vice-President, Jean Smith, Secretary, and George Perweiler, Trea- surer. The big event of that year was our Sophomore Dance, decorated in red and white, class colors. To carry on the many different functions of our Junior year, we elected William Kihn, President, George Perweiller, Vice-President, Barbara Burgess, Secretary, and James Dwyer, Treasurer. Our two class dances and the Junior-Senior Prom, which we gave for the departing seniors, topped the social calendar. SOPHOMORE CLASS Q-S its officers for the Freshman year, the class of '39 chose Robert Steele, President, Jean Shippee, Vice-President, Elsie Orban, Secretary, and Fred Boyle, Treasurer. We selected class colors of blue and gold, which decorated our only social event, the Freshman Party. This year Harlow Curtis was chosen to head the class, with Robert Steele as Vice-President, and Jean O'Neil, as secretary. ln March we successfully held our Sophomore Dance, and added to our social activities a swimming party, under the guidance of Mrs. Ula Orr Clark and Mrs. Clementine Johnson. FRESHMAN CLASS I I IITH the heartiest of cheer and good fellowship, the class of '40 chose for their leaders William Melchinger, President, John Neilson, Vice- President, Madeline Donnelly, Secretary, and Irene Pentek, Treasurer. ln accordance with the famous words, ln unity there is strength, Mrs. English's classes joined forces with Mrs. Clark's newspaper staff, and issued several editons of Freshman Highlights. The Freshman Dance, the most absorbing occurrence in the year, con- cluded our many activities. Forty-six Ns E ,M rl X S , N X 5 W X5 . - 5 N55 -5 M :gt Wu -1 'S' - 522 ful! Q3 lf W1 M E Y J W 'X ik mid KM E L fmfzvx M wmmxim We 1 A qlqrh' J . X Wai. me Q ' EQ JK HX ' 1 W5 ' S-F X . ' ' f . '- I L ,, wM ' Www X' Lt. -L- 1. 4 A 'w u-V-up-5 6132.5 X -Wioncnfx S. G. A. COUNCIL HE Student General Association sponsors and finances all social and atheletic events of the year, and is considered one of the most progres- sive student organizations in the state. The Council, representatives of which are elected from each home room, meets bi-monthly to formulate and discuss plans. The Season Ticket, which admits students to school activities, is paid for in weekly payments to the home room collector- Officers for this year were: George Steuerwald, President, June Howlett, Vice-President, Janice Howlett, Secretary, Yvonne Sommer and Arline Hoo- ver, Treasurers, Herbert J. Wehrlen, Faculty Adviser. S. G. A. COLLECTORS HE faithful performance of their task in the homerooms, collecting pay- ments, punching season tickets, and keeping accurate account books, makes the task of the S. G. A. collectors an important one, in carrying on the financial side of all our hiah school activities. ix- i-l Qug 1 11 l 1 President . , . . CATHERINE ASHLEY Vice-President . . , . EILEEN NORTON Secretary . . . . GLADYS HILL Treasurer . . . . . . MARION BEARSE Faculty Adviser NETTIE C. ESTABROOK LIBRARY COUNCIL HE Library Council had an extremely active year, by starting off with the milk fund which brought in S300 during the year, a movie benefit to which SI I5. worth of tickets were sold, and a luncheon sale held in Febru- ary, the profits being SZI. All the money was invested in books and a typewriter for the library. The Board of Education presented the Council with a new filing cabinet and the S, G. A. appropriated 5575. for reference and fiction books. The meeting of all the New Jersey State Library Council Association held its meeting at Hillside on May IS, I937. A visit to Newark Airport was made. After luncheon the Glee Clubs, under the direction of Kathleen B, Hipp, presented the Gilbert and Sullivan operatta, Trial by Jury. STUDENT COURT AND DIRECTORS HE STUDENT COURT was elected by the student body at the spring election. Sessions were held every two weeks, where cases were brought by the Student Directors who patrolled the halls to see that the rules of the school were enforced. The directors were chosen from the pupils in the student body, and fifty-six participated this year, under the leadership of the following Iieutenants: June Howlett, Barbara Burgess, Marion Gawlick, Florence McClure, Gloria Baillie, Adelaide Heath, William Wheat, Sam Pomerantz, John Anderson, and Doris LeMoine. The aim of the organization is to promote self-government. Chief Justice . . . LOUISE A. BOWNE Associate Justices WILLIAM HESS WILLIAM BOBERTZ FRED WILKEN LEONARD PECK Court Clerk . . . MARION BRADFORD Faculty Adviser WILLIAM S. DUNHAM g - sms .erm : ...is . . . President ..... ADELAIDE HEATH Vice-President .... JANET PERRINE Secretary .... , JANICE HOWLETT Treasurer . NELDA HALEY GIRL RESERVES HE Hillside Senior Girl Reserves, composed of twenty members of the senior class, and fifteen members of the junior class, completed another successful year. Many varied and interesting activities were planned under the guidance of Mary Cosgrove, the new adviser, who assisted Eleanor M. Schiffel, the adviser-in-chief. The outstanding events of the year were: A Bingo Party, Girl Reserve-Hi-Y party, the annual Hi-Y-Girl Reserve dance, a Mothers' Day tea, Service meetings, and an entertainment for the Elizabeth Old Ladies' Home- HI-Y HE Hi-Y is composed of twenty-six members of the three upper classes. Officers for the first half year were: Louis Tisch, president, George Per- weiler, vice-president, William Gill, secretary. Results of the mid-year elec- tion were: Joe Korbcinick, president, Raymond Schug, vice-president, Richard Steele, secretary. Irwin P. Sowers is the faculty adviser- During the year the Hi-Y gave a party and held a joint dance with the Girl Reserves. i 1 l GLEE CLUBS HE Glee Clubs have spent an unusually busy and interesting year. Under the direction of Kathleen B. Hipp, the groups gave a special performance of Christmas Carols in the school. The operettas given April l5 and l6, were Gilbert and SulIivan's TriaI by Jury, and scenes from Victor Herbert's The Student Prince. Near the end of the year, a voice class recital was given in costume. Trial by Jury was presented a second time, when Hillside entertained the State Library Council on May 15. MADRIGAL CLUB HIS club, which was inaugurated by Kathleen B. Hipp last year, has made wonderful progress. lt is composed of selected voices, and when the occasion demands, it joins with the Boys' Glee Club, to make a Mixed Glee Club. The Madrigal Club sang at all Glee Club performances, and all principal parts in the operettas were taken by its members. The club has also been featured in the Voice Class recital. Fifty-one THE ORCHESTRA HE Orchestra enjoyed an active season under its new director, Victor Bryant. lt is composed of twenty members, and entertained at several assembly programs as well as at Parent-Teacher meetings. Selections composed by Noel Coward were played by the orchestra at the performance of his play, l'll Leave lt To You, which the Senior Class presented in December. They also gave a successful concert in combination with the band on May 7. THEBAND HE Band spurred the team on to victory with peppy music at the football games last tall, and concluded an extremely active year by playing at assemblies and baseball games, and presenting a Concert with the orchestra on May 7. The school has purchased 5600.00 worth of instruments, which will remain with the Band permanently. f 1' 1 w.i. THE PRESS CLUB EMBERS of the Press Club published the school paper, Maroon and Gray, which was sent to a commercial printer twice a month. This has been a most progressive year for the club. Membership increased to forty-one, and the paper was printed, where formerly it was mimeographed. At the annual convention of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association the Maroon and Gray captured fourth prize for Hillside High School. Press Club officers for this year were: Editor-in-chief, Janice Howlett, Assistant Editor, Marvin Meyers, Feature Editor, June Howlett, News Edi- tors, Marion Gawlik and Alice Hirmann, Copy Editors, Doris Le Moine and Mildred Lacey, Sports Editor, Samuel Pomerantz, Business Manager, Stanley Buckner. Eleanor Maurer is the adviser. THE SCIENCE CLUB NDER the guidance of Leonard Mitchell, the Science Club continues to be a very popular extra-curricular activity. Two new officers were add- ed to the staff this year, which now consists of Stanley Buchnew, president, Barbara Burgess, vice-president, Marian Gawlik, secretary-treasurer, Alice Hirmann, corresponding secretary, Philip Smolenski, sargeant-at-arms, and Leonard Mitchell, faculty adviser. To cope with the lengthy programs- business and program meetings were alternated. The members have visited the Museum of Science and lndustry, the Planetarium, the Newark Airport, and the Museum of Natural History. I I HISTORY CLUB President ...., .... E THEL FOSS Vice-President . . . . DORlS ANDERSON Secretary . . . ,.... HELEN BAJAK Treasurer . . . . ROBERT HOCKENBURY Faculty Adviser ......... FRANK HILL, JR, HE HISTORY CLUB visited the Museum of Natural History and Museum of Art on January 30, l'-937. They had many speakers give reports on their historical incidents and at the March meeting, Roman Life and Cus- toms was portrayed by slides. Talks on historical novels were given at the suggestion of the faculty adviser, and the club had a good year with thirty active members. PHILOSOPHY , CLUB NDER the leadership of Mr. Hahnlen, the Philosophy Club has completed its second successful yeor- Informal discussions were held weekly on theology, ethics, and logic. Doctrines and conventions of other countries were compared with the customs in this country. The officers of the Club were: Samuel lsrael, President, Robert Krug, Secretary. President . . , BARBARA BURGESS Vice President . . MIRIAM MARANTZ Secretary . DOROTHY WALKER Faculty Adviser . MARY E. McKEEVER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ILLSIDE High School inaugurated the National Honor Society in l93O. Those persons who have been outstanding in their selected fields are chosen as its members, by a faculty committee. The members elected this year are: Catherine Ashley, Marion Bearse, Louise Bowne, Doris Brengel, Evelyn Conran, Adelaide Heath, William Hess, Gladys Hill, Janice Howlett, Louis Huber, Victor Mason, Florence McClure, Lois MacMahon, Gladys Musser, Eileen Norton, Emil Novomesky, Leonard Peck, Janet Perrine, Philip Reichman, Philip Smolenski, George Steuerwald, Eleanor Tekula, Louis Tisch, Gerard Totams, Shirley Unger, Veronica Ward, Joan Waterson, Herbert Weber, Alberta Weiss, Helen Welsch, and Frezl Wilken, The faculty adviser is Miss Eleanor Maurer. JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB HE club has presented several plays in assemblies, one called lf Men Played Cards as Women Do, and another entitled The Rehearsal. A Chinese sketch and short plays have been given at the club meetings, with special preparation for the One Act Play Festival at New Brunswick, where the high schools in northern New Jersey compete. The Junior Club attempts to create an interest in dramatics and prepare the students for the Senior Play in the following year. Debate Club Debate Manager, June Howlett Debate Captain, Gladys Hill Faculty Adviser, Samuel F. Zuman The Hillside Debaters engaged in an ambitious schedule this season. The varsity team was composed of Miriam Marantz, Gladys Hill, June Howlett, Lois MacMahon, and William Kihn. ln addition to their regular activities, the debaters entered the State Tourna- ment which was held on April l7. Photography Club The Photography Club was formed this year to enable interested students to secure information and to discuss various phases of photography. lts officers are: President, Jean Benoit, Vice-President, John Shatynski, Secretary, Marian Gaw- likj Sergeant-at-arms, Bill Bobertz, Faculty adviser, Howard T. Rickmeyer. During the year the members took many candid snapshots in and around the school. The Radio Club President, George Arsics, Vice-Presi- dent, Michael Bizon, Secretary, Lawrence Diou, Treasurer, George Wese. Under the guidance of Paul V. Mahon- ey, the Radio Club has not only become one ot the most popular clubs in the high school, but one ot the most advanced. A Short Wave Listeners' Contest was held, and the person who reported the most stations from all over the world won. At some meetings a transmitter was set up in the school and the mem- bers talked to operators in Summit, Hill- side, Elizabeth and Newark. The members attended the Tri-County Radio Club and Union County Radio Club meetings, Though other clubs do not meet after June, the Radio Club will con- tinue its activities by forming a radio net on the air. Fifty-six Poster Club Editor-in-Chief, Donald Benjamin First Assistant, Louis McCool Faculty Adviser, Constantine Harper The Poster Club has done a great deal of work this year in advertising the many activities of the school. They made nos- ters tor all dances and social events and tried to create an interest in commercial art. The members of the club are: Emil Novomesky, Donald Benjamin, Gerard Totams, William Miller, John Bobrovcan, Robert Dierolt, and Theodore Lindlau. ffirif g .H ' 'Tw X M ,'v'1.. :':-'.'.. ,.1.mv'!'Wf' 4 5 'W W .ww N.. 1W 'Q1'.r-N-. --I' 5 'A : ,'?l 2 r'yll'.l1- . ' A f w53QwUi'uf!w'un.. 'MJ'f ' ' '9! A ' 7 2 ':':. ' ' .j :5',,rwh,' It R g ff f gf AD FOOTBALL The members of the squad were: BACKS-Mario Krasowski, Walter Wariczick, Edward Jotantos, Alard Hanover, Pat McEntee, Matthew Jacobson, Pete Humanik, John Harayda, Kazmer Janowsky, Jack Kistling, Charles Beifus, Harold Mesco, Ernest Shawcross, Douglas Taylor, Jack Stralla. ENDS-Harry Krumbiegel, Richard Hoby, Leo Wadeyka, Emmet White, George Perweiler, Harold Love, Franklin Bell CENTERS-Carmen Ferrigno, TACKLES+Paul Matweishyn Mike Zarubo. GUARDS-Andre' Ada mcha k, Artke, Raymond Schug. HEAD COACH-Bart Ellis. ASSlSTANTS+Martin Carlsen, 1 Joe Bumen, Edmund Dassing. Thomas Hyra, Kenneth Boxley. Louis Tisch, Elliot Mullins, John Neilson, Fred Bock, Fred Goodrich, Raymond I-lollos, James Dwyer, Alfred Albert Weiner, Thomas Greene, Jr. CO-MANAGERS-John Lapp and John Herr. TRAINER-Edward Krulick. PHYSICIAN-Dr. Milton M. Lilien. Hillside ,,,,,v, , ..,, l 3 Orange ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 0 Hillside, ,,L,,, O Jefferson ,L,,,L, L, L l2 Hillside ,,,,,,, ,,,, O Kearny ,,,,,, ,. ,,,,, ,,,, l O Hillside, L 24 Bound Brook Y O Hillside, , , 9 Cranford . O Hillside, , . L,,, I2 Roselle ,,,L,, ,,,, , l4 Hillside ,,,,, , , N 6 Linden ,,,,, I3 Hillsides ,, ,,,,,, I2 Union ,77,, 7 0 Hillside, , , 24 Weequahic ,,,,, H 6 Fifty-eight VARSITY BASKETBALL HE Basketball Team enjoyed a very successful season, having fifteen vic- tories and five defeats- The county tournament saw Hillside defeat Thomas Jefferson, Cran- ford, and Plainfield. However, the Maroon and Gray lost out in the finals to a strong Rahway aggregation. The state tournament saw Hillside defeated by Orange. The first team was coached by Albert Vreeland, while Thomas Greene coached the Junior Varsity. Paul Birch was manager, assisted by Walter Stevens. Members of the team were: Walter Wariczick, captain, Alard Hanover, Walter Nuse, Fred Wilken, Bernard Kievman, Leo Wadeyka, Herbert Weber, Harold Mesco, Mario Krasowsky and Russell Hill. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR i936-i937 Hillside ,,,,s..,..,,.......v...Y... Hillside ,,........ ...,...... Alumni ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Irvington .,.. ..., 38 29 Hillside ,,,,,,,,,, ,,s..,..., 3 4 Summit ,,,, .,.. ,,,,, Hillside ,,,,,, ,,.,.,,,,, 3 I Cranford .,.,.. ,,,,, Hillside .......... .....Y,.,, 3 2 Linden ,...,,,,,,. W-, Hillside ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,, 2 8 Union ,,,,A,,.. Hillside ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 3 6 Nutley .,,, .. Hillside ...,,,,.,, L ,,,..,, 28 Bound Brook ,,,, Hillside ,,,,., .,s. .,.,. 2 6 Linden ,,..,,,...,,....,, Hillside ,,,,,,,,, ..A...,,,, I 6 Weequahic ,,,,L,,..,.. Hillside ,,,,... ,.,,,,,,,, 34 Summit ,,,,,,,,. Hillside ,,,,,,,,,, ..,.. . ,318 Irvington ,. Hillside ..,.., W ,,.,,,.,,, 28 Rahway .. ,..... Hillside ,,,s....,. ,,,,,,,,,, 3 4 Union W Hillside ,...,,, ,,.,,,,,,, 3 2 Good Counsel ,,,,,, Hillside ,,,,...,.. ,,,,,,,.,., I 9 Thomas Jefferson Hillside ,,,., ,,..,,,Y, 3 2 Cranford ,.,,.,, , ,,,,,, , Hillside ,,,., ,,..,.,,. 3 4 Plainfield ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hillside Hillside I7 I7 fiDenotes county tournament. :': 9: Denotes state tournament. Fifty-nine Rahway ,s,. . ,H Orange ..,,,, . VARSITY TRACK T the end ot this year's indoor track season, the Hillside High School track squad, coached by Walter Krumbiegel and assisted by Albert Vreeland, completed one ot its best seasons, since its start in the high school. Outstanding events captured by Hillside runners were the placing of the medley relay team in the Lincoln meet, the placing ofthe mile relay team in the Seton Hall Meet, the winning of the same team in the A. A. U. meet, the winning ot the 880 yard run by Joseph Bumen in the Sunday Call meet, the winning of the 880 yard novice of Ed Cantillon in the Union County interscholastic meet, and the winning ot Harry Krumbiegel in the same meet. With these records behind them, Coach Krumbiegel with his team of 20 runners, looks forward to many victories over old rivals. Sixty VARSITY BASEBALL HE squad, with the aid of o few new fellows, defended the laurels won by the teams of late. Hillside has been picked champion of Group lll for the past three consecutive years. Charged with the gigantic duty of defending this title plus the Greater Newark lnterscholastic Baseball Tour- nament Championship, they won twice out of three tries by their former teammates. The team looks to Coach Samuel Dubow and his new assistant, Mr. Albert Wiener, to pick a winning combination from the following players: Pitchers-McEntee, lntrobartolo, Curtis, Taylor, Melchinger, and Kochan. Outfielders-Hill, Bumen, Steuerwald, Butler, Butwell, and Humanik. lnfielders-Donley, Ellam, Wariczick, Hanover, Matweishyn and Cou- rian. Catchers-Runiak, Ferrigno, Steward, and Gill. Manager-Sam Pomerantz. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 20-New Brunswick Y,Y, , ,,,,,,,,, , ,, Home April 23-Linden ., ,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,, A wqy April 27-Weequahic ,7,s,s ,, Home April 29-Westfield W Away April 30-Cranford ,,,,, ,, Home May 4-Jefferson . Away May 6-'Roselle ,,,, , , Home May 7--Morristown , Home May l l--Belleville ., Home May I4-Plainfield H Away May l 8-I rvington Away May 25-Nutley ,,,, ,,,, A way May 28-West Side ,,,, Home June l -Roselle ---f-ff Away Sixty-one GlRLS' ATHLETICS IRLS' Athletics included basketball, baseball, and hockey, coached by Mabel Anderson and by A. Vida Gould, and fencing taught by Mr. Scaf- fati. Although only in its second year, our fencing team was in the state tournament. The Senior Girls' basketball team defeated the teachers in their annual night game, while the Junior team won the school champion- ship with the Seniors coming in second, CHEERLEADERS APTAINED by Lloyd Schorr, the Cheerleaders this year led loud, lusty yells at athletic events and pep rallies. Veterans who were on the squad last year include Captain Lloyd Schorr, Marjorie Breece, Frances Mae, Stanley Buchner, Norma Huber, and Nancy Gensel. Newcomers are Leroy Rubin, Adeline Hopf, and Benjamin Summer. Walter Krumbiegel is the faculty adviser. Last year's cheerleaders and this year's also, were selected by an elim- ination contest. Letters were awarded to all seniors and those who had served two years. fmzmm.wm.nuwumm1nn - I X l.'i P Q 'mv ivy' K . 'Q .7 4 1 Y i tv '. l 7 Tennis Team Through the efforts of a few enthusias- tic juniors, the interest of the school's racqueteers, and the cooperation of the S. G. A. and athletic department, tennis is definitely back on the Hillside sports schedule. ln a tournament run off this Fall the original turnout of thirty candidates was cut down to a workable squad of ten. Again in eliminations held under the supervision of Coach Steengrafe early in May the varsity of three singles men, a doubles man, and an alternate was picked. A skeleton schedule has been carded for the inexperienced squad, with em- phasis on building toward next year, and little stress on this season's results. Varsity Golf Coach Howard T. Rickmeyer has built a new team around two of last year's alternates, and looks forward to a suc- cessful season. Municipal golf courses have been used by the practicing team. The members consist of John Anderson, manager, John Blake, Fred Wagner, Robert Berkowitz and Martin Beno. Sixty-three Hillside High School ' Rifle Club The Rifle team had a very successful year, under the able leadership of Coach Lawrence Treger, of the Hillside Police Department. Matches were shot with High School teams of Essex and Union Counties. Hill- side High won four matches, lost two, and were tied in one match. On Washington's Birthday several of the members shot in the Junior Cham- pionship of the Metropolitan District for boys under l8 years of age. Robert Priessnitz won 9th place and John Heg- eler lOth place. The team shoots at the Hillside Avenue Grammar School on Wednesdays of each week, and the Rifle Team expects to continue practising on their outdoor range on 29 Highway-Union County. The team is composed of two squads led by John Hegeler and Robert Priess- nitz. The following students compose the Rifle Club: Frank Priessnitz, Treasurer, Ernest Hegeler, Secretary, Richard Gaw- lik, Robert Priessnitz, John Hegeler, Robert Davison, Matthew Adamczyk, Douglas Taylor, Raymond Brunner, Tho- mas Gould, John Blake, and Ernest Schlosser. '42-T .I X Goodbye from l 937 Farewell, ye round red cardboard rings, And auditorium lunchroom things! l've bought my last small five-cent pie, My five-cent milk: And now, goodbye! Goodbye to homework and its worry, Borrowed in haste and scrawled in hurry. Goodbye to cuts, and long detention, And cranky folks I need not mention. Goodbye to jolly late rehearsals, And winter dusk and gay dispersals, And going home, a good job done,- The boys and girls, the wise crack fun. Goodbye to laughing loud and hearty To win an A from a certain party. Goodbye to football, Senior Play, To candy sales and S. G. A. Goodbye to Homerooms, Senior Rings And Washington, and lots of things. Some day we'll say, Those days were heaven, ln dear old l937. We'll think again of Hillside High, And maybe smile, and maybe sigh, But now,-today,-Goodbye, Goodbye! CT9QI'5 There once was a tall, lanky teacher, Who talked like a long-winded preacher, He could talk a blue streak Without getting weak, And that was his outstanding feature. Little Miss Maurer Sat on a flower, Looking like Little-Bo-Peep. Mr. Carlsen came along And sang her a song, And put Miss Maurer to sleep. ANN ONIMUS When l was a boy, Mr. Althenn explains, Cowboy drivers were few, Because there were no aero lanes I And very few autos, too. Sixty-four L. PECK r. - . Lv.-,f s. 1 - ,J uf. i -.ff '4 'Tia' - , fi 4' - 'y .' .5 - r. 5, l . wt .'-. ' I-, .. . , rff- . a.r--- E gm- Lp ' .Z ff .v f-,1-,,.. ,: . -.- -' . ge-f' .Q-.W . '.u.,' ,lf i-'5'.x'-. it A-M 11. 33-5,..:j ... ' 1-. .rpfzv -5. , . .11 Ili - --I. x ', v -..'. F, . 'DQ ,, nw., w . I. civtjiilll-?Q:.i?, -. - v .. 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' . 2 Qi -13:1 ' - - -5'-.4-Lf--ff .A-oi-'.f.p..x-. -n - -,wx Tr-H .iq-,,,1.!-vi tv.. .. aff. .-g1.'-mv 'rr' . -gfii'-:'s'7Rff4.,i-'fm 'i f '1'gZ',g2, 'fvais:'.p1f- . ., aj-.5Q'g-gg.-'ggkfggf f x . fi- 1 35,3-' 7' -.1 .1 vi? ' ,.x.,,.. QW COMPLIMENTS OF Bristol-Myers Company SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF SAL HEPATICA IPANA TOOTH PASTE INGRAM'S MILKWEED CREAM INGRAM'S SHAVING CREAM GASTROGEN TAB LETS MIN IT-RUB VITALIS MUM ALL MADE IN HILLSIDE FLYOSAN-PETERMAN'S DISCOVERY Alan-Shiman, Inc OFFER THEIR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '37 Y ALAN-SHIMAN, Inc. 113 MONROE STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY T h e New York Wholesale Candy House CANDY, TOBACCO FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES AND SPECIALTIES Y 208 Court Street Newark, New Jersey FOR Happy Motoring WHY NOT STOP AT THE Esso I-ligh Speed Station Route 29 ond I-lording Terroce Hillside, New Jersey Phone WAverIy 3-9668 THE STATION OF EXTRA SERVICE S Compliments of Wilbur C. Crelin ATHLETIC OUTFITTER TO HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL V 485 Volley Street Moplewood, New Jersey Ph SO hO ge2968I R d OR g 41591 Compliments of ........ A Friend V Distinctive Flowers For Every Occasion The Beverl Florist Extends Their Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Ot 1937 May all of you enjoy a future of happiness and prosperity. BEVERLY'S FOR FLOWERS TELEPHONE ELIZABETH 2-6136 1280 NORTH BROAD STREET HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY Opposite Evergreen Cemetery S tyt Hillside High School Parent-Teachers Association Hillside, New Jersey OFFICERS President ,,,,,,, ,,,,. . .. ,,,,,,,. Mrs. Oliver S. Walling First Vice-President.. ,,s,,ss o,.. .Mrs.AIfred Harding Second Vice-President s,ss, ,. ,o,,o Mrs. Evelyn F. Bailey Treasurer ..,...... .......,...... .,,.,,. M rs. Fred Tichenor Recording Secretary ..,,.,,...... . ,......,., Mrs. A. M. Perrine Corresponding Secretary ...... ........,, M rs. Charles LeMoine STANDING COMMITTEES Bulletin ..,.., .........., ..........a.,..,....,.,.,Y..., ,.,,... .,.,.,, . . .... M r s . Charles Estabrook Cifizenship... .......,,,,, ,,,,,, Mrs. Evelyn Bailey Finance and Budget ......... .. ..., Mrs. R. L. Ashley Founders' Day ..,... ...,,, Mrs. Ula Clark Mrs. William Kihn Health ,,,,,,,..,..,,,,,,.. ,....,,, ....,,,.. , . . .,,, ,,,,,.,. . Historian ..,,. .. ,, Hospitality ..... .,.., Juvenile Protectio Legislation .. ....,.. ,, Library ,,,,, , Materials ..,, Membership Parent Education Program .,,,,,,,,, Mrs. Martin McMahon Mrs. Harlow Curtis C1 Mrs. Marion Mason n and Motion Pictures ........... ,... M rs. Edward Vanwagenen Publications ......,. .. Publicity .. ....... .. Recreation ,...,,,,, Safety .....,..,.,,., ,,,,,,, Student Aid , ...,,, , Ways and Means ,....,.,Mrs. E. H. Davidson ,, Mrs. A. R. Heath Mrs. William Bahret Mrs. Julius Hirmann Mrs. Raymond Davis Mrs. Samuel McClure Mr. Wilbur H. Cox Mrs. Oliver S. Walling Mrs. Harold D. Steward Mrs. Robert Ashley Mrs. Luther Lacey Mrs. R. L. Ashley Mrs. A. M. Perrine Mrs. Seth X. Metzger Mrs. F. J. Brengel Miss Mary McKeever Accompqnigr M ,,,.,.,,,,,.,.,,,,., , ..,,,,,,.,,., ,,...,., M rs. Percy Faitoute WAYS AND MEANS PROJECT-MARCH 5th-6th, 1937 A Dramatic Play-Coached by Miss Mary McKeever Seventy-three THE S U N TU B E CORPORATION Collapsible Tubes HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY ELizobetlw 2-856l IACOBPS Hillside's Leading Florist Over 30 Years Experience in Hillside Special Prices for Corsages and Beautiful Basket Arrangements A LARGE SELECTION OF CUT FLOWERS George E. Jacobi l2l6 NORTH BROAD STREET HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY No connection with any other Flower Store Seventy-four Telephone ME. 7873 WASHINGTUN Pl-IOT0 COMPANY, Inc. Convention ond School Groups o Speciolty 467 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NORTHWEST WASHINGTON, p. c. Office Telephone ELizobeth 2-48Ol Some unexpected friends hove come, G And not o thing to eotl Oh l Sandwiches? Yes, we hove some CLEANERS 5- DYERS And ours, they con't be beot. w0l'k DOHC oh Pl'8I11iS8S Phone ELizobeth 2-56lO V l33O N. Brood St., Hillside, N. J. MRS. BURBANK'S Prices for Cocktail Sandwiches Given Seven Ty-fi V8 Herbert Chevrolet Motor Sales lnc. 1445-47 NORTH BROAD STREET HILLSIDE, N. J. HERBERT J. RUSINOW l ELizabeth 3 -9478 Salem Pharmacy PHILIP WEINCK, Reg. Phar. IZOI SALEM AVE. HILLSIDE, N. J. De Luxe Cleaners Cr Dyers All Kinds of Alterations Equal to New 37 COE AVENUE HILLSIDE N. J. ELizabeth 2-0553 Get Your Graduation Permanent at . . . The Myrnette Beauty Salon Special S3 for Graduates Only And a FREE Shampoo The Sampler Shop Ladies' C1 Children's Wearing Apparel The Shop at Your Door ELizabeth 3-8764 Bahret's Gift Shop 263 HOLLYWOOD AVENUE Greeting Cards for All Occasions School Supplies 237-239 Hollywood Ave. Hlllsade, N. J. NOHOHS ELizclbetl'1 2-4547 W. R. LEE FUNERAL DIRECTOR V 1281 SALEM AVENUE HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF HILLSI DE WOMAN'S CLUB V Seventy-six COMPUMENTS OF Omega Sigma Psi COMPLIMENTS OF Bernard Senner, D.D.S. 241 Hollywood Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF A Friend COMPLIMENTS OF Ph one WAverly 3-9785 Charles B. Macintosh Jr. I Candy, Cigars, Ice Cream, Stationery 1414 North Broad Street Hillside, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF Maxwell M. Fischler, Elizabeth Nursery Co. D.D.S. A COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Y FURNITURE FOR THE SENIOR PLAY FURNISHED THROUGH THE COURTESY OF W. Jelley Furniture Co. 161 FERRY STREET NEWARK, N. J. Seven ty-seven COMPLIMENTS OF Salem Bakery ICE CREAM - BAKERY Chqfles Grant, H.P.D. Notions - School Supplies i205 Salem Avenue Hillside, N. J. ELizabeth 2-2320 COMP!-'MEN-I-S OF PLYMOUTH DE SOTO Buy that new Plymouth or De Soto from Dr, R, Pgleshuck Hillside Motors, Inc. 1308 North Brood sneer Hillside, N. J. '27 H0 YW00d Ave- Hillside N' J- Hollywood Shoe Repairing COMPUMENTS OF All Work Guaranteed -- lnflexible Leather George M. Compton 237 Hollywood Avenue Hillside, N. J. Smartness and lndividuality COMFLIMENTS OF by , Lovely Lady Beauty Salon Anton A. Vit, Jr. , 47 Maple Avenue Hillside, N. J. Phone WA. 3-98l l Phone ELizabeth 2-2634 COMPLIMENTS OF Charles Motors Mr. Cr Mrs. McClure FW' 5Pe'l ls'S, , General Auto Repairing i222 No. Broad Street Hillside, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Linoleum Factory Outlet Jay's 95 GGY Sffeef Newark' N- J- 1425 NO. Broad sneer Haiiside, N. J. Phone WA' 3-9609 Phone ELizobeth 2-1381 COMPUMENTS OF Robert J. Jordan Gus Calinjano Prime Meats and Fancy Poultry Weequahic Park Golf Professional Fresh Fruit and vegembles Lessons bY APP0lnfme'1f l033 No. Broad Street Hillside, N. Phone ELizabeth 2-4566 Anna W. Ehrhardt , Hosisizv YARNS ETC A' von Rhem' Inc' ' ' ' BEAUTY PARLOR i033 No. Brood Street Elizabeth, N. J. l0l9 No. Broad Street At Concord Place Seventy-eight Waverly 3-2228 SoIomon's One of HiIIside's Good Stores HARDWARE Ir PAINTS DRY GOODS Cr SHOES Complete 5 and I0 Cent Department Com 1299 LIBERTY AVENUE HILLSIDE, N. J. pliments of Hillside Dairy 1576 MAPLE AVENUE HILLSIDE, N. J. Compliments of Dr. S. Samet DENTAL SURGEON Munch Bowl SODA - NUTS - CANDY J. M. Weingarten, Prop. Chapman's Milk Cr Cream HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY Frederick M. Conran DESIGNER Cr BUILDER OF SPECIAL MACHINERY IO7 COLDEN STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Madam . . . Whether you choose ci youth- ful ririglet wave . . . or ci smart sophisticated coitture it will be done exclusively by . . . MEN HAIRDRESSERS 55.00 - 57.50 - 510.00 81 . 11.10 1 1 fm-,u IN OUR FASHIONABLE NEW SALON BENEFIT BY OUR i5 YEARS EXPERIENCE Seventy-nine COMPLIMENTS OF MT. VERNON DAIRY HOME OF THE FAMOUS TOWN TALK ICE CREAM As You Like It Made From The Best - That's Why It's So Good Compliments of . Compliments of E. James Jan Tausch Dr. M. M. Lilien HAPPY MOTORINGH Mac DonaId's Garage ESSO DEALER AUTO REPAIRS i480 NORTH BROAD STREET HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY Waverly 6-0034 Waverly 3-9805 Liberty Pharmacy James Cut Rate Drugs J. BERNSTEIN, Reg. Phar. l279 Liberty Avenue Hillside, New Jersey Eighty llIllllllIllllIllllllll-lllllllllllI---IIIlllil--I---'lllll--Illllllllllllll'IlllIlllll--llIlllllllllllllllllIIII-lllIllllllllllll 'l Compliments of HirIemon's Service Station Conant Street Corner Hollywood Avenue Hillside, New Jersey For Quality Lubrication See Pierce Atlantic Service Station North Brood Street Gr Hollywood Avenue Hillside, New Jersey REPOSSESSED CARS Fischer Bros., Inc. ll66 No. Brood Street Hillside, New Jersey Compliments of Hitchin' Post State Highway No. 29 Union, New Jersey UNion 2-3l9l Choice Meats and Vegetables K. fl' J. is NOW COE MARKET Phone is still ELizobeth 2-6l59 FOR HEAT THAT CAN'T BE BEAT D. L. Miller HILLSIDE Phone ELizobeth 3-9080 Hugo Berg HARDWARE 237-239 Hollywood Avenue Hillside, New Jersey Bigelow 3-5285 Johnson Brothers TRUCKMEN 607-615 FREUNGHUYSEN AVENUE NEWARK NEW JERSEY Elizabeth 3-89l2 George W. White CIGARS - CANDY - ICE CREAM Also Magazines or Newspapers Delivered to Your Home lO HOLLYWOOD AVENUE HILLSIDE, N. J. Eighty-one COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF C I ' I I-I t I HEADQUARTERS OF HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL IN WASHINGTON, D. C. MES T. HOWARD ROBERT D. BLACKSTONE President and Vice-President and Managing Director Assistant General Manager I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 JA I I I I I I I I I I I I I N Eighty-two Tuttifruitti Beauty Parlor located in SAL'S BARBER SHOP First Class Permanents 52.95 - 55.00 - 56.50 Duart and Machineless, Other Beautification: Also 272 LONG AVENUE WAVERLY 3-2064 Waverly 3-8916 I Bra neck s DAIRY - APPETIZERS The Best of Everything 1586 MAPLE AVENUE HILLSIDE, N. J. Maple Pharmacy H. ROTHMAN, Ph.G. 1516 MAPLE AVE. Corner WILLIAMSON Waverly 3-9795 Hillside, N. J. Compliments of Y Tom's Quality Market 1303 LIBERTY AVENUE HILLSIDE, N. J. Waverly 3-6085 DR A K E SECRETARIAL SCHOOLS offer MODERN. 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