Hillside High School - Epoch Yearbook (Hillside, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

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' fi' ' 'cl' 1. vf ,X Q . J vw .A f' Aff: J ' , .1 r' 1. , 1. .ff U. ' 1 1.- w 1 ,J 1 -41 . x I , V A 4. A W ,. J ,M K nl V 5 .. 1. . 1 if ' ww, I gx , ...H , J. -wt f 4 Q ,K . .mu Qi Wi-fs 'f'faazwfwaf-x.m.vzv'1-mywg Epoch 1952 HI HIGH SCHHHl X HHHEQA f - - H .,.,,x ' A ka..--.-. - ------dx 14 w WW X X Formulated Hy THE SENIHH ClHSS ,W ln . . . Pop soWEns Verbally and physically swift, Mr. Irvin P. Sowers has kept his classes alive by lending them his own vitality. Perhaps the best description We can give this beloved man is in one simple statement:-his name is Pop to all Who know him. A distinct way of teaching under an ever-dominant sense of humor has made his class an institution as impor- tant as school itself in the process oi education. ,. Xxx M1411 4 I llnliliilimllf I Il .'.- lliflnlllliull :I 'mul' 'I Qgigsx I llllll AIINII ISTRATIII 3 V 1 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. H. Singe. Mr. M. Scheiiler, Mr. P. Miller, Mr. A. McClow. Mrs. S. White. Mr. W. Liebo KPresidentl, Mrs. M. Raphael, Dr. W. T. Branom. Mr. A. Scaccia, Mr. H. Goldhor. ff f f Q ., V. ,f Q ff I ' DR. WAYNE T. BRANOM Supervising Principal oi Hillside Schools 1 f f X - 0- ,, -. if '32 Qs-if-11.2-.. 4 1' J 2, MR. RUHL 'CUSTER Principal X ff if Q X X I ff . 1 . .f 1 ?9.ff35Ef:i Miss nosuvs Bom Ad ' ' ' A MR. w. s'rAcEY DUNHAM mm's e Vice-Principal ssistcmt Mr. H. Althenn Miss A. Burden . ,,. A it R ' : , . . : j ulie 'iv' Mr. W. Beltramini Mrs. H. Bennett We 'P' . ' 'WJ V Wa. M, s. Miss R. Boyd The Catalsts Bring Mrs. B. Brandon Mrs. M. Buerrmcm Mrs. D. Callander Mrs. C. Claxton 'hc f 'QM hqgdff' Mrs. E. Cohen Miss M. Cosgrove Mr. 3. Dubow Mr. I. Duthie Mrs. V. Edgar Mr. H. Eichman Mrs. M. English .5 iw- ' vu- s ff ff If' 5 . is .221 ff 1132? .3 rf W 6 9 Y A, in 1 '3- I A C Mr. C. Ferriguo Q 'I Mr. R. Gledhiu 1 -5. '3' About The Ile elopment 4 'Y -Q1 ' Mr. W. Iohnson Mr. W. Koellner Mr. I. Kulikowski Mr. H. Ladanye 'P'-I-ey Sv' Mr. P. Nichols li 'W' A xx Mrs. A. Harmon Mr. E. Gottlieb ,MF 4. Mr. C. Harper Mrs. M. Hathaway Miss P. Haviland Mrs. C. Iohnson Miss O. Rapp .. .wx 15 9 Mrs. S. Reilly - Mrs. A. Rudolph i 0- s 'Qs x ...A Y Mr. I. Salukey lg Mr. B. Schalkoli Miss M. Shaver ieaffkf 1 . . . llf A Finished 'Q' 1 'f Mr. I- Silver Mr. G. Sickles Miss I. Simonet Mrs. I. Smith A lducati 0 n is 4,--- ffl, . -.. br. C I 1' sind' , . '? X 1 W Q1 Q .A ,. in I f 39 .II M , is Mr. I. Sowers Mr. L. Strcxssmcm Mr. W. Todt Mr. A. Weiner Miss M. Wessels be ' 'W 1 + A THE RESULTS OF THE CATALYTIC ACTION f f A M1 A x - E'.13E.S, HAROLD ALLEN 62 Erhardt Street. Union Harry . . . handy with the paint brushes . . . friendly . , , the silent type, IANET BABA 274 Crann Street Oh-Babe . . , full of lun . . . everybody's pal . . . thanks lor those pinnies . . . teachings her aim. Thespians 3.4: Debate and Forum 3: S. G. A. Alternate 3.4: G. A. A. 2.3.4: Library Council 2: N. H. S. 4: Hiller 3.4. cp Ty ' i F CHARLES BISHOP LEFT SENIOR YEAR SHELDON BLOTSKY 1568 Leslie Street Blot . . . oh, that trip Belrnar . . . how about a ride? , , , Weequahic scout . . , Florida sunshine. I0 MARCIA ELLEN BARON 1571 Clinton Placte 'AMarsh' '... always laughing . . . how do you keep those pins on? . . . une bonne eleve . , . there were 95 what? S. G. A. Altemate 2: Library Council 2: Modem Dance Club 2: Hiller 2.3: Child Care Club 3: Marching Band 3: Nurses' Club 3.4: Epoch Staff 4: Senior Council 4: Senior Class Play 4: Ring'er 4. ii 55' 'f' r w 05 fl SALLY ANN AMATO 114 Coe Avenue Sal . . . Seen with Alta, Betty. and Connie . . . neat and sweet . . , film fan . . . our gal sal. Child Care 2: S. G. A. Collector 2: Modem Dance 4: Art Medal Club 4: All Girl Chorus 4. GERTRUDE BANGMA 599 North Union Avenue Gert . . . musically inclined . . , future white-capper . . . smooth complexion from all that milk? . . . Gracie's pal. Band. 2.3.4: Orchestra 2.3.4: Sym- phonic Band 2.3.4: G. A. A. 2.3.4: Girls' Dance -Club 4: Nurses' Club 3.4: Child Care Club 2.3. ELIZABETH IANE BATAILLE 1034 Prospect Street Betty . . . Mayfair's best cus tomer . . . seen with Alta, Connie, and Sally . . . household execu tive . . . do I look all right? Glee Club 2: S. G. A. Collector 3 Mixed Chorus 37 Girls' Chorus 4: Modern Dance 4: Art Medal Club 4. from IRIS ESTA BLAT1' 1514 Liberty Avenue Iris . . . rah, rah girl . . . big blue eyes . . . gilt oi gab . . . that new look. Marching Band 2: Library Council 2: Modem Dance 2: Debate and Forum 2.3.4: Marionettes 3: Cheer- leader 3.4. IACK BLUM 1245 Miriam Place UI. B.' '... tall and lanky . , . 6 plus l 2 touchdown . . . a Hi-Y guy . . , happy go lucky, Hi-Y 2.3.4: Score Board 2.3. IOSEPI-I BOGUSKY 254 Long Avenue Bug . . . check that car one of the boys . . . watch that basket . . . mighty Ioe. Varsity Basketball 2.3. ROBERT BOUCHER 525 Buchanan Street Bob . . . future Ted Williams . . . hidden talent . . . waves galore . . strike or spare? Baseball 2.3.4: Football 4: 2,3.4: Band 2.3. 1 Y s 5 'st , S :-I 1 ' 4 ' if HV Ziff: - If 1608 Clinton Place mlm hi Hi-Y MELVIN BRAZER 286 Florence Avenue Mush . . . Get those posters up . . . a real hustler . . . the voice . . . one of the boys. Basketball 2.3.4: Sophomore Council 2: President Publicity Club 4: Publicity Club 3.4: Foot- ball Manager 2. Frank . . . language prof . , , ' hot violinist . . . philatelist honor man. Band 2.3.4: Symphonic Band 2.3.4: . Assembly Orchestra 2.3.4: Sym- phonic Orchestra 2.3.4: Dance t 'rr- FRANKLIN ALAN BROWN X 1 1 Q X H. S. 3.4: N. H. S. Vice-President I Band 2.3.4: String Quartet 3: N. ' ,f 4. 4: Stamp Club 2.3.4: Debate and 'G Forum Club 3.4. CARI. BURKAT 573 Buchanan Street Burke . . . quiet fella , . . sings for his supper . . . fair haired boy . . . strumin' along. HI-Y 3.4: A Capella Choir 3.4. AVRUM BORNFELD 1561 Wyndmoor Avenue L'i1 Ab , . . fraternity boy . . , partial to Columbia . . . salty air and ocean breezes . . . height makes the man. I. V. Basketball 2: Track 3.4: Secretary of A. Z. A. 4: Iunior Council 3: Stamp Club 2: Publi- city Club 4. WAYNE BRANOM. TR. 848 Winchester Avenue Doc . . . school's pre-xy . . . speechrnaker . . . hit the target . . . a smilei for everyone. Stamp Club 2: Ritle Club 2.3.4: S. G. A. Representative 3: Iunior Class Treasurer 3: Debate and Forum 3.4: National Forensic League 3.4: S. G. A. President 4: Delegate to Boys' State 4: N. H. S. 3.4 DONALD RICHARD BROGAN 29 Beechwood Place Don . . . good humor man . . , make it a curve , , . that lett hand shot . . . New England summers. Baseball 2,3.4: Basketball 2,3.4: Baseball Club 2.3.4. li RAYMOND RICHARD BULWIN 179 Silver Avenue Ray . . . handy to have around . . . strong, silent guy . . . really works . , . Yea Yanks. Football 'Club 2.3: Stage and Lighting 4. SUSAN GERALDINE BUSKIN 265 Conklin Avenue Sue . . . tall like Bacall . . . oh those eyelashesl . , . lady through and through . . . seen with Ellen. Library Council President 2: Child Care Club 2: Sophomore Council 2: Iunior Council 3: Marionette Club 3: Thespian Play Festival 3: Publicity Club 4: Debate and Forum 4. SAM CAHN 270 Belleview Terrace HSCTHIIIIYH . . . cuteness . . . twirler fan . . . get that basket . . . one ot the boys. Publicity Club 3.4: I. V. Basketball 2: Varsity 3.4: Intramural Base- ball 2.3.4. NANCY CARSON 411 Yale Avenue Nan . . . bright girl . . . lots of culture , . . oh that Frenchl . . . pals with Ioan and Phyllis. Co-Editor Library Bulletin 2: Hiller 3.4: Press Club 4: Child Care Club 4: Bank Teller 4. FRED CHRISTIAN CORZILIUS. IR. 1111 So. Long Avenue Gus . . . carrot-top . . . energetic . . . lots oi fun . . . full of corn Band 2.3: Baseball 3: Track Manager 2. NANCY MARIE COVE 553 Route No. 29 Nance . . . vim, vigor, and vitality . . . ship ahoyl . . . school spirit . . . gay gal. - Shorthand Speed Club 3: Publi- city Club 3.4: S. G. A. Collector 4: S. G. A. Cabinet 4: A Cappella Choir 3.4. I 2 1 - . , .9 . . .- A IOAN BARBARA CHERIP 33 Aldine Street. Newark Ioan . . . anchor's aweigh . . . an R. U. F. F. gal . . . nifty nails . . . capable, clever, and gay. Sophomore 'Class President 2: S. G. A. Representative 2.4: S. G. A. Cabinet 3: G. A. A. 2.3: Cloth- ing 'Club 2.3: Twirling 3.4. RONALD COHEN 1588 Wyndnmoor Avenue Ron . . . silence is golden . . . Bob's friend . . . never in a hurry . , . a good guy. A. Z. A. 2.3.4: Band 2.3: Debate and Forum 3.4. Wd Carlo full of pep happy go lucky really ador able a R U F F S. G A Collector 24 Twrrler 3 Flag Swinger 4 Sewing Club 3 4 Doro one of the R U F F s . . . personality plus every body s pal good natured S. G A Collector 2 Modern Dance 2 Child Care 3 Art Medal '4: Epoch 4 IOHN FRANCIS COULTER IR El Iohn calm cool col lected Mr Hush on the shy s1de nice guy Publicity Club 34 I V Tra lc Team 2 Varsity Track Team 34 Caesar all aboardl man Friday easy to get along with never in a hurry I. V. Football 3 Football 3 Stage and Lrghtmg Club 2 3 4 Amplifier Crew 4 Senior Council 4 STEPHEN DOBOSSY 1046 Thomas Street l'Steve . , . really goodlooking . . . pals with Danny . . . scien- tific scholar . . . knows his sports. Hi-Y Treasurer 4: Chaplin 3: I. V. Football 2.3: I. V. Baseball 2.3: Football Club 2.3.4: Baseball Club 2.3.4: Varsity Football 4: Base- ball 4. DAVID MAC INTYRE DOREMUS 1400 Maple Avenue Dave . . . always busy . . . big wheel . . . school spirit . . . get that basket I. V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basket- ball 3,4: Iunior Class President 3: Sophomore Class Treasurer 2: Senior Council 4: I. V. Track 2.3: Varsity Track 4: Band 2.3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Publicity Club 3,4. Q - , 'N nk? CHARLES HENRY DRUMBORE 572 Tillman Street Chuck . . . the voice . . .wavy, blond hair . . . classy car . . . likes a good time Marching Band 2.3.4: Orchestra 2,3.4: A Cappella Choir 2.3.4: Dance Band 3.4: Mixed Chorus 3: All-State Chorus 4: Symphonic Band 3.4. AUDREY GENE DUBOW 143 Fairbanks Street Aud . . . sterling qualities . . , winning personality . . . cute smile . . . our delegate to girls' state. Modern Dance Club 2.3: Cloth- ing Club 2.3: S. G. A. Collector 2.3.4: G. A. A. 2.3.4: Hi-Teens 2,3.4: Hi-Teens Treasurer 4: N. H. S. 3.4: Sophomore Council 2: Twirler 3: Flag Swinger 4: Girls' State Representative 3: Epoch 4: Senior Council 4: Senior Play 4. THOMAS ALAN DWYER 834 Winchester Avenue T. D. . . . contagious laugh . . . imitation specialist . . . Red Skelton . . . score boy, I. V. Track 2: Hi-Y Club 2.3.4: Golf Club 3: Scoreboard 2.3. W d'L'TC ' .ss - .1 4 . W -,.k , 'A V,v Nil . .1.- - .V -rkh i K WILLIAM HENRY DUANE 326 Florence Avenue Bill . . . silent type . . . does it . . . popular pianist nice to know. . wi 'e 3 '5 ggiigby no . 'eit iifffi .'i.-:i.i lliiffifg 'tift 3 I A -ef' PHYLLIS DONOFRIO 408 Yale Avenue Phil , . . quiet miss . . . neat and trim . . . willing to lend a hand . . . pals are Ioan and Nancy. LONA DRUACKER 1520 Schley Street Lon . . . our treasurer , . . summer stock . . - class clown . . . l'm a right guy. Library Council 2: G. A. A. 2.3.4: National Thespians 3.4: Publicity Club 3.4: A Cappella Choir 3.4: Mixed Chorus 3: Hiller 3.4: Vari- ety Show 2.3.4: Class Treasurer 4: Senior Play 4: Girls' Octette 4: Basketball Sportsleader 4: Ring Er 4. easy IH' FRED SYDNEY DWORKIN 1606 Aldine Street ' Porky . . . athletic boy . . . Garroway glasses . . . sing it again . . . all-around guy. I. V. Football 2.3: Varsity Foot- ball 4: Track 2.3.4: Football Club 2.3.4: Intramural Basketball 2.3.4: Symphonic Band 2.3.4: Intramural Softball 2.3.4. ALLEN EDWARD EAGLES 1003 Prospect Street Al . . . Tommy Dorsey . . ready wit . . . All-State boy . , . tennis anyone? Golf Club 2: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Marching Band 2.3.4: Symphonic Band 2.3.4: Orchestra 2.3.4: Dance Band 2.3,4: All-State Orchestra 2.3: All-State Band 3.4. RUTH EISENBERG 1582 Leslie Street Ruthie . . . adorable . . . Wrigley's best customer . . . keep strutting . . . happy-go- lucky. Hiller 2.3.4: G. A. A. 2.3.4: Thes- pians 3.4: Publicity Club 3.4: Twirlers 3.4: Senior Play 4: A Cappella Choir 3.4: Senior Class Council 4. IOAN RUTH ERBACK 1385 Liberty Avenue Erbie . . . Belinda . . . genius at work . . . friend to all . . , negative or affirmative? Library Council 2: Hiller 2.3.4: S. G. A. Collector 2.3: Marching Band 3.4: Symphonic Band 3.4: Assembly Orchestra 3.4: Concert Orchestra 3.4: G. A. A. 3.4: Modem Dance Club 2: Debate and Forum Club 3.4: Senior Play 4. CAROL MAY EISNER 275 Oakland Terrace Carol . , . a finger in every pie . . . tee-off . . . the great worrier . . . newspaper gal. Hiller 2.3.4: G. A. A. 2.3.4: Golf Team 2.3.4: S. G. A. Representa- tive 3,4: Thespians 3.4: Iunior Class Vice-President 3: Twirler 3: Flagswinger 4: Service Squad 3.4. H. STEPHEN FARMER 282 Williamson Avenue Clem , . . Mr. Tennis . . . watch the birdie . . , wings on his heels . . . eager wit. Hiller 2.3.4: Track Team 2.3.4: Debate and Forum 3.4: Marching Band 2.3.4: Thespian Play Festival 3: A. Z. A. 2.3.4: I- V. Basketball 3: Dance Band 2,3:4: Assembly Orchestra 2.3.4: Senior Class Council 4: S. G. A. Banker 4: Photography Editor 4: Stamp Club Orchestra 2.3.4: Football Man- ager f2.4: Council 4: Senior 3 . ETHEL ELIZABETH FAY 247 Hollywood Avenue Eth . . , whiz on wheels . . . always pleasant . . . loyal and true . . . laughing lass. Nursing Club 4. X 4 'lii , V Play 4 Q YT 2' rw rf A ft Q 3 MAX FELDMAN 214 Williamson Avenue Maxie' ',,. catch that bus . . , anything for a laugh . . , yea Dodgers . . . the scribe. Marching Band 2.3.4: Symphonic Band 2.3.4: Stamp Club 2.3: Ililler Feature Staff 2: Hiller Sports 2.3: Debate and Forum 4. ANN ELSIE FILARSKI LEFT SENIOR YEAR ROSEMARY F. FLANAGAN ll Looker Street Ro . . . Dreamland . . . delightfully demure , . , when Irish eyes are smiling . . , seen with the R. U. F, Ffs. G. A. A. 2: Nurses' Club 4. 6- ft' Q we 05- . ri 'sew 4' ' ' ai if '53 Eg' t t. Q Q 1 H I . . X J y . y IAY MXRON FINE 279 Bernard Terrace Hlay' '... one of the boys . . . Hey, Gilhouley' '... barrel of fun . . . oh, for a carl Football 2.3: Football Club 2.3: Symphonic Band 2.3.4: Symphonic Orchestra 2.3.4: Dance Band 3.4: Track 3.4: A. Z. A. 4: Hiller 4: Assembly Orchestra 2.3.4: Senior Play 4: Intramural Basketball 2.3.4: Intramural Baseball 2.3.4. IOHN MICHAEL FLEMING 1225 Robert Street Mike '... check that car . . . the black derby . . . boys will be boys . , . happy-go-lucky. Hi-Y Club 2.3.4. HAROLD FRIEDMAN MARIORIE ANN FRIEDMAN 128 Fairbanks Street 1600 Clinwn Place . Harold . . . our Pres .... Mr. . ,fe MGfQi9 - . - 1'1C1Ve The Tlghf 4 Q, ' Success . . . Ramshackle corpse . . . Union County Prexy. Senior President 4: Sophomore Vice-President 2: S. G. A. Council 2: S. G. A. Cabinet 2.4: S. G. A. Vice-President 3: Senior Play 4: Hiller 2.3.4: Co-Sports Editor 3.4: Thespians 3.4: National Honor Society 3.4: Union County High Schools Representative 2.3f Union County President 4. LOUIS GALISEWSKI 523 Yale Avenue Captain Lou . . . big and strong , . . Mr. Football . , . forceful personality . . . one of the gang. I. V. Football 2.3: Varsity Football 3.4: Track Team 2.3.4: Football 4 .Q 1 1 ' I W. i ,,K f ,K . . 95' i, We it 1 ' I Mn 4 . iff' -sf ,na-ff' B 6. change . . . small and sweet . . . Hillside booster . . . ardent B. B. G'er. Press 2.3: Hiller 2.3.4: Business Editor 4: Marching Band 3: Modern Dance Club 2. ELLEN GARRETT 1590 Bayview Avenue Ellie '... the new look . . . ex Brooklynite . . . pals with Sue , . . all around gal. Debate and Forum 3.4: Hiller 3: Clothing Club 3: Publicity Club 3.4. Club 2.3,4, 9' RUTH GECKER 1525 Compton Terrace Ruth . . . Hiller chief . . master of the 88 , . , Mr, Strauss- rnan wants to see you' '... soloist. G. A. A. 2.3.4: G. A. A. Sports- leader 4: Library Council 2: S. G. A. Collector 2: Press Club 2.3.4: Hiller 2.3.4: Executive Board 3: Editor-in-Chief 3: Marching Band 2: Dance Band 2.3.4: Orchestra 2.3.4: Symphonic Band 2.3.4: Foot- ball Programs 3. CHARLES GELFOND 264 Clark Street 'Chuck' '.., entered lunior Year . . . seen with Harvey and Shelly , . . from Weequahic . . . nice guy. SONDRA GELLEB 1601 Wainwright Street Sandy . . . T-E-A-M . , . easy to look at . . . terrific gal . . . always a good word. Library Council 2: Iunior Council 3: Cheerleader 2.3.4: Publicity Club 3.4: Tennis Club 4. IANET LEE GLASER 812 Winchester Avenue . . . a goodlooker . , , are you ready, hip, hip . . . loves chem? , , . big brown eyes. S. G. A. Collector 2: G. A. A. 2.3.4: Modern Dance 2: Publicity Club 3.4: Tennis Club 4: Sports- leader Soft Ball 4. fi! A Q t Qi. Q ... . ,,,. 4 'E..1,-H., .gr uv ' 44 MARIO GIAIMO 249 Clark Street Mario . . . honor student . . . nice guy . . . busy as a banker . . , I-liller's assistant boss. Library Council 2: S. G. A. Repre- sentative 2: N. H. S. 3.4: Hall Committee 3.4: Assembly Flag Bearer 4: Band 2.3.4: Orchestra 2.3.4: Hiller Assistant Editor-in- Chief 4: Hiller 2.3.4: Band Com- mittee 4. ? MARLENE GOLD 1462 Munn Avenue ,eh Marsha ',.. likes to laugh . . . ' 'G shy? . . . buttons and bows . . . V always plugging. L I 'wilt Folk Dance Club 4: Child Care ' y 'fy' Club 4. 2. 'ii' I5 MELVIN S. GOLDBERG 210 Clark Street Mel' '... Spanish lover . . . never a dull moment , freckles . . . everybody's pal. A Entered Iunior Year: Band 3.4: Orchestra 3.4: A. Z. A. 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Dance Band 3. 4: Spring Concert 3.4: Variety Show 4. DONALD SHELDON GOLDMAN 29 Williamson Avenue l'Don' '...' 'The lover in Senior Play . . . A. Z. A. Pres. . , good looking . . , some car Cyou hadl, Hiller 3.4: Dance Band 2.3.4: Marching Band 2.3,4: Assembly Orchestra 2.3.4: A. Z. A. 2.3.4: Thespians 3.4: Epoch Staff 4: I. V. Basketball 2.3: Iunior Class Cabinet 3: Senior Class Cabinet 4: S. G. A. Alternate Representa- tive 3: S. G. A. Alternate Collector 4: Thespian Festival 3: Senior Ovaugpg-o ,wr- EVELYN GOLDBLATT 1417 Orchard Terrace Evelyn' '.., dreamy eyes , . . good mixer . . . dark-haired beauty . . . seen with Stelle, Art Medal 4: Folk Dance Club 4. HARVEY GRAU 238 Belleview Terrace l-larv' '... on the shy side . . tall hombre . . . likeable guy . . . worth knowing. Stamp Club 3.4: Marching Band 3.4: Dance Band 4. Class Play 4. . 1 27?!3 ' EILEEN Gm-:ENSPAN 'S 160 Grumman Avenue A, , Ele . . , Miss lack Horner . . . F-ff. 'GS school spirit plus , . . attractive 4. gal . , , headed lor success. f' Library Council 2: G. A. A. 2.3.4: ss, jf' Hiller 2.3.4: News Editor 4: S. G. A. Representative 2.3.4: Stage and J Lighting 3.4: Debate and Forum -5 i f f.. f 4: Senior Council 4: Press Club STEVEN GYURE 516 Purce Street Gene , . , a hunting we will go . . . sharpshooter , . . modest man . . . appealing smile. Rifle Club 3.4: Rifle Club Secre- tary 4. ELSA HAAS 566 Buchanan Street Elsie . . . pals with Fritzie . . . small and quiet . A . likes horses , . . clever with the keyboard. Child Care Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Chorus 4. MARK HARRIS 1598 Aldine Street Mark . . . watch him run . . blond cowlick . . . silent guy . . . seen with Willie and Freddie. Track Team 2: Varsity Track Team 3.4: Publicity 4: A. Z. A. 2.4. lb -f- ' ' 5 ' ,M Q f ' ,,. ff,f . ,M aw ff 27 4, Z 1 ww it 4 , s .A A ' Y w ff 0w!14,Q-., 7' , f ,, ef we .. ' W . I 4f 5L-' fa ' ,f ff lf f f 5 '-ff eps, - Q V 4 . ,gig pgs ,1':yf': x , IOSEPH D. HANULA LEFT SENIOR YEAR lOAN CAROLYN HAYES U H 425 Yale Avenue lOl . . . seen with Phyllis and CICUTG . . . S. G. A. needs her - ' ' eGSY to kY1OW . . , N. H. S. girl. S. G. A. Treasurer 2.3.4: S. G, A, 'Cabinet 4: N. H, S, 3,4- BARBARA LEE HIRSHFIELD 1057 Fairview Place Bobbie . . . good things come in small packages . , . slick chick . . . clothes make the woman . . . lucky in love. Hiller 2.3.4: Thespians 3.4: A Cappella Choir 3.4: Dance Club 4: Play Festival 3: Press Club 3: Modem Dance 2: G. A. A. 2. IOANNE ANNE HOPTAY 323 Trinity Place Ioanie . . . blue eyed blonde . . . carbon copy . . . loads of fun . . . all this and brains too. S. G. A. Cabinet 2: G. A. A. 2.3.4: G. A. A. Treasurer 3: Sportsleader 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Chorus 4: Thespian Festival 3: Modem Dance 2: Hy-Teens 2.3.4: Hy-Teens Vice-President 4: Clothing Club 2.3: Epoch 4: N. H. S. 3.4: N. H. S. Secretary 4: S. G. A. Service Squad 4: A Cappella Choir 4: S. G. A. Banker 4. S fypfgis , ,, I A F JEANNE MARY 1-ioprzw A l li,. 323 'rriniw Place M A Floppy . . . double exposure . . . everybody's friend . . . happy-ga . I lucky . . . terrific gal. ii ,I Modern Dance 2: S. G. A. Cabinet ,I 2: S. G. A. Collector 3.4: Thespian Festival 3: Epoch 4: Clothing Club 2.3: Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Chorus 4: Hy-Teens 2.3.4: S. G. A. Service .4 ai . , Squad 4: A Cappella Choir 4: G. A. A. 2.3.4: G. A. A. Secretary 4: Hiller 4: N. H. S. 3.4. SANFORD I. HOROWITZ 65 Grumman Avenue Sandy . . . say it with music . . . oh, that convertible . i . pals with Suss . . . likes to sing. Marching Band 2.3.4: Orchestra 2.3.4: Symphonic Band 2.3.4: Dance Band 2.3.4: A. Z. A. 2.3.4: Band Committee 4. Club 2.3.4. P 3 ROBERT ILARDI IOHN R. IRWIN ' QQ if 1442 Hiawatha Avenue 13 Coe Avenue V' Bob . , . musical man . . . Iack . . . oh, that smile . . bvb' g likeable guy . . . quiet in class football hero . . . l..ou's pal . . . ,Q 2 . . . contagious smile. one of the gang, 5 5 Marching Band 2,3,4: Orchestra I. V. Football 2: Varsity Football 1- 4:1 1 V 2.3.4: Symphonic Band 2.3.4: Base. 3,4: Varsity Track 3,4: Football .. ,, 1 yy I' ' ' ball Manager 2.3.4. Club 2.3.4. !yy gif ,.VI. ,,,. ': R I ' f n I ..:. A A A' .'A'A A RAYMOND ALEX 1Az1KoFr A . SHE1-DQN SHUI' KADISH 1043 Voorhees Street 4 I ' ' 2, H 1440 Hlghlqxlfd Avenue H ulazzu . , , Mr. Touchdown, H, H. .. - 'I X ' 43 Shelli' - - ' ShCmlY Shsck S .... real sense of humor , , . TW 'iv ,., I , Li b00Slef - - V MT- FiX'il - - - likeflble good looking . . . one of the gang. A .., 'if' QUY - I- - bUSY b0ClY- - varsity Football 21314, Varsity A ,,.,. Press .Club 2.3.4: Hiller 4.3.,4: Track 3: I. V. Baseball 2: Football X I A ' A' Advertising El'-llf01' 47 Pl-1bl1CltY ' 5 .V -.-. -' Club 3.4: S. G. A. Alternate 3: . K K ,xyyfr A. Z. A. 2.3.4. A ,ff V I ,ff it ff WILLIAM KAPLAN 1583 Wyndmoor Avenue Willy . . . sailing along . , . good business man . . . motor minded . . . air conscious. Debate and Forum 3,4: Band 2.3.4: Orchestra 3,4: A. Z. A. 2: Epoch 4. , f K, :wg -sy f Motif. ... t fun f M Mi M, 'W N a 'A 9 an . f ,...,A 4- f' I f .X Hy 'ty f f ,' , '- :: . 5 IIZ 7 BARRY KARETNICK 1539 Leslie Street Krantz . . . Hagen . . . ad man . . . softball star . , . check that Walk. I. V. Football 2.3: I. V. Basketball 2: I. V. Track 2: Hiller 3.4: A. Z. A. 3.4: Publicity Club 3,4: Senior Play 4: Intramural Basketball 4. I7 MARION IOAN KARPINSKI 130 Baltimore Avenue Marion . . . keeps our minutes . . . shines athletically . . . neat dresser . . . seen with Doris and Ianet. S. G. A. Representative 2: S. G. A. Alternate Collector 3: Library Council 2: G. A. A. 2.3.4: Hy- Teens 3: Publicity Club 3.4: All- State Hockey 3: Iunior Class Secretary 3: Senior Class Secre- tary 4: Short Hand Speed Club 3: Senior Prom Hostess 3: Senior Commencement Usherette 3. IOSEPH FRANK KERRIGAN 1564 Summit Avenue Ioe' '.,. cute cmd quiet . , shy guy . , . friendly smile . . backstage helper, ANNE MIRIAM KEIL 1604 Compton Place Anne . . . a little bit of sunshine . . . terrific gal . . . cr ready wit . . . A Cappella song bird. S. G. A. Collector 2: Library Council 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Press Club 2.3.4: Hiller 2,3.4: G. A. A. 2.3.4: A Cappella Choir 3.4: Iunior Council 3: Senior Council 4. SANFORD KESSLER 242 Clark Street Kiggy . , . one of the boys . . easy does it . . . happy grin . . . sports lover. Publicity Club 3.4: I. V. Basketball 2: Sophomore 'Council 2: A Cappella Choir 3.4. Stage and Lighting Crew 4. ARLINE MURIEL KOHL 270 Bemard Terrace Ar' '... Florida tan . . . loads oi fun . . . Karpinski's pal . . . ready with a smile. Library Council 2: Child Care 2: Short Hand Speed Club 3: Pub- licity Club 4: S. G. A. Altemate 4: Modern Dance 4. A5 yt' if , rj ,ff , ' V Q 1 SHEILA LIBBY KOORSE 75 Williamson Avenue Shell . . , peaches and cream complexion . . . Hiller worker . . . cutest . , . seen with Paula. Hiller 2.3.4: Exchange Editor 4: Thespians 3.4: Corresponding Secretary 4: Publicity Club 3: G. A. A. 2. ELIZABETH A. KOPECKY 127 'Coe Avenue Bette . . . Shanty Shack Pres. . . . lunchroom banker . . , handy with a needle . . . shy grin, G. A. A. 2: Modem Dance 2: Clothing Club 2.3.4: Mixed Chorus 3. FREDERICK KOTKIN 1486-B Liberty Avenue Fred . . . entered Iunior Year . . . quiet in class . . . dark wavy hair . . . nice guy. I8 6 .ryi V. fy. 5 ,l, , 171 6 75. . fi i , .i .,,r DORIS MARIE KOPP 15 Williamson Avenue Red . . . Athletically in the groove . . . Horace . . , there's a Devil behind those blue eyes . . . magnetic personality. Child Care Club 2: Press Club 2.4: Hiller '2.4: G. A. A. 2.3.4: Sportsleader 4: Hy-Teens 2.3.4: Glee Club 2.3.4: One-Act Play Festival 3. IOHN RICHARD KOVAC 1293 Myrtle Street Iohn . . , whiz on basketball court . . . Iirnmy Stewart build . . . strong and silent . . . stage worker. Stage and Lighting Club 3.4: I. V. Basketball 2: Varsity Baseball 3.4: Varsity Basketball 3.4: Varsity Track 2.3.4: A Cappella Choir 3.4. IOHN N. KOVACH 338 Florence Avenue lack . . . art's his talent . . ten-pin . . . jokester . . . athletic. Marionette Club 2: Art Club 2. FRANCIS DAVID KRUTY 252 Hollywood Avenue Frank . . . free and easy . , Saxaphone liend . . . fisherman . . . How's the Hupmobile? Marching Band 2.3.4: Assembly Orchestra 3.4: Dance Band 4: Symphonic Band 2.3.4: Symphonic Orchestra 3.4. VIOLET C. LATHROP 1521 Franklin Street Vi . . . very pretty . . . charming .manners . . . blondie . . . secretary. Hiller 2: Glee Club 2: Art Club 3.4: Short Hand Club 3. FRANK LEMING 1225 So. Bright Street, Elizabeth Clem . . . one of the wittiest . . . everyones pal .... great manager . . . '51's doorman. Basketball Manager 3.4: Football Manager 4: Door Man, Prom 3: Service Squad 4: S. G. A. Squad 4. i ii. KATHLEEN M. R. LABRUNO 166 Long Avenue Kay . . . anchors aweigh . . . sweet and quiet . . . nice to know . . . oh, that black hair. Modern Dance 4: Art Medal 4: Chorus 4. future Medal Speed 7' Senior DIANE MARIE KRAUSS 1272 Miriam Place Dee . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . nice dresser . . . quiet and shy . . . seen with Shirley. Mixed Chorus 3: Shorthand Speed Club 4. A, f,,,.-text. ' Q KATHRYN ANN KUZMA - 'S 1 546 Paul Stre.et l W ' Kathy . . . sweet as cream . . . e L a helping hand . . . everyone's I QW, ,.k, www, .'Q'1:. friend , . . a smile that pleases. Folk Dance 2: Mixed Chorus 3: 11. Hiller 3: Girls' Chorus 4: Epoch l'c2 seen 4. , , f BETTY Lou LANG e ' V 207 Hillside Avenue yy Bet . . . sweet . , . well ac- .1,. ' ' quainted with books . . . quiet . . . seen with Ianet. A ROBERT Z. LEHRER 327 Field Place Bob . . . height makes a man . . . push those sales . . . gilt of gab . . . shutterbug. Photography Club 2: I. V. Basket- ball 2: Hiller Sports Staff 2: S. G. A. Collector 2: Debate and Forum 3.4: Epoch Staii 4: A. Z. A. 4. ,,.e, 5 EDWARD I. LENOX ,1 : ' f M 1522 Center Street 5, Eddie . . . quiet type . . . a friend to all . . . tall and nice, if , l-t'1 1 CONSTANCE RAE LEWIS 161 Conant Street Connie . . . ride 'em cowgirl . . . really sweet . . . very friendly . . . dimple cheeks. Art Club 2: Child Care 2.3: Modern dance 4: Art Metal Club 4: All Girls' Chorus 4. IOAN L. LILIEN 152 Clark Street Ioanie . . . keep those minutes . . . born leader . . . success bound . . . kitten on the keys. Sophomore Class Secretary 2: G. A. A. 2.3: Hiller 2.3.4: Thes- pians 2.3.4: S. G. A. Representa- tive 3: Tvvirling 3.4: A Cappella Choir 3.4: S. G. A. Secretary 4. ,W lf ' H' 1 W fl? qw-+ RITA SYLVIA LIGHT 1321 Broadway Rita . . . clever and conscienti- ous , . . sweet and shy . . . good worker . . . take a letter. Modern Dance 2: Sewing Club 2.3.4: G. A. A. 2.3.4: Shorthand Speed Club 3,4: N. H. S. 3.4: Hostess Senior Prom 3: Usherette Senior Grladu-ation 3. IOSEPH LIMMA 535 Harvard Avenue Mickeal . . . good mixer . . . Don luan . . . how's Neudex? . . . nice to know. l ' . ' f. .ev .J GRACE l.lPPE 222 Williamson Avenue Grace . . . capable and efficient . . . friendly gal . . . Hillside booster . . . guiet and nice. Art Club 2: S. G. A. Repre- sentative 2.4: Library Council 2: G. A. A. 2.3.4: Commencement Usherette 3: Senior Prom Hostess 3: Hiller Feature Staff 3.4: Debate and Forum 3.4: Senior Council 4: S. G. A. Chairman 4: Art Com- mittee 4. DOROTHY MARY LOUIS W CARMEN MORRIS LOMONOCO 1446 Franklin Street Guillie . . . oh! that car . . . a friend to all . . . short and quiet . . . Danny's pal. Band 2.3.4: Dance Band 4. MYRA BARBARA LUBOWITT 1476 Stanley Terrace 570 Leo Street Deitz . . , swell . . . really friendly . . . a figure for clothes . . . parking is her problem. S. G. A. Alternate 2: Glee Club 2: Folk Dancing 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Epoch Staff 4: Typing Club 4. RHODA HELENE LUSTIG 569 Tillman Street Rhoda . . . nice to know . . . Weequahic emeritus . . . cute and quiet . . . oh! that typing. Modern Dancing 2: Hiller 2: Marionette 3: Girls' Chorus 4: Art Metal 4. 20 , V K vs ,ff . if if 'V' !?'f' , Mi . . . tall, dark and slinky' one . . . stylish strutter , . . Sister Sam . . . Miss Versatility. Library Council 2: String Quartet 2.3: Assembly Orchestra 2.3.4: Symphonic Orchestra 2.3.4: Sym- phonic Band 2.3.4: Marching Band 2.3.4: Hiller 2.3.4: N. H. S. 3.4: Sister Sam 3.4: Prom Hostess 3: Senior Play 4: Epoch Staff 4: Band Committee 4: Ring'Er 4: Maiorette 4. IEANETTE LYNCH 1113 Liberty Avenue lanice . . . Bette's pal . . . friendly type . . . always a laugh . . . get that coke. Knitting Club 2: Child Care Club 2: G. A. A. 2: Glee Club 3.4. DAVID MANDELBAUM 1600 Compton Place Dave . . . brains galore . . . good golfer . . . our llagbearer . . . liked by all. Art Club 2: Hiller Sports Staff 3: Hagbearer 4: S. G. A. Repre- sentative 4: Golf Club 3.4. THOMAS MARSHALL 140 Boston Avenue Tom . . . coaches' helper . . . always working . . . well liked . . . happy smile. Varsity Football Manager 3.4: Varsity Basketball Manager 3.4: Track 3.4: Football Club 4. l .r fi' he Y -M X it if 1 ARTHUR MARESZ 285 Millard Avenue Archie , . . Hiller sports ed . . . brains plus charm . . . clean cut . . . a hard Worker. Hiller 2.3.4: Hiller Sports Editor 3.4: Iunior Council 3: Senior :Council 4: Football 3: Folk Dance Club 2: S. G. A. Hall Committee 4: Banker 4. IOAN MARIE MASSA 1109 Liberty Avenue Ioanie . . . Florence Nightin- gale . . . athletically inclined . . . true friend . . . fond of fun. G. A. A. 2.3.4: Knitting Club 2: Child Care 2: Nurses' Club 3.4: Hi-Teens 3.4: Clothing Club 2. ALTA MCBRIDE ll 4' if 1 X A ig: . Q A L ' spelt' 7 ss, Af' - - ROLAND MASSIMINO 1552 Maple Avenue Mass . , . sharp dresser . . . sports' whiz . , . Heavens gift to women . . . one of the boys. Dance Band 3.4: Symphonic Band 3.4: Symphonic Orchestra 2.3.4: Assembly Orchestra 3.4: S. G. A. Representative 2: S. G. A. Alter- nate 3: Varsity Football 3.4: Foot- ball Club 3.4: Varsity Basketball 3.4: Varsity Baseball 4: I. V. Bask- etball 2: I. V. Baseball 2.3: Base- ball Club 2.3.4: Publicity Club 3.4. r IEROME MAX 518 W. Mt. Pleasant Avenue Livingston Ierry . . . playwrite f Sister Sam l . . . versatility plus . . . thanks for those dance designs . . . the commuter. S. G. A. Alternate and Collector 2: Hiller 2.3.4: A. Z. A. 2.3: Thes-1 pians 3.4: S. G. A. Representative 3: S. G. A. Cabinet 4: Band 2.3: Debate and Forum 3. 1 ref:-1, vi' .-nt!! AUDREY MAYER 328 Field Place Audrey . . . snappy dresser . . . such long nails . . . talented with a brush and palette . . . songstress. Hiller Feature Stat! 2: Hiller Art Staff 3: Hiller Art Editor 4: March- ing Band 2: Mixed Chonrs 3: Girls' Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 3.4: Art Metal 4: Art Advertising 4: Press Club 2.3.4. CHARLES IOSEPH McCARTHY 1287 Salem Avenue McGoo . . . always a laugh . . . a friend to all . . . always joking. Intramural Basketball 3.4: Track 3.4. . Q41 l if new .cr ' he 3 Z r ' 4 221 Linwood Place Al . . . Bet's pal . . . tall gal . . . cameo complexion . . . as Irish as a shamroclc. Band 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Chorus 4: Art Metal 4: Girls' Modern Dance 4. LOIS MCQUEEN 39 Clark Street Kitten . . . future nurse . . . pretty voice . . . beautiful dreamer . . . good sew-er. Marching Band 2.3: Mixed Chorus 3: Nurses' Club 3.4. ZI a good guy Willing to help Track 2 3 4 Basketball 2 S G. A. Collector 234 Senior Council 4: Band 234 Orchestra 234 Hi-Y 2.34 Stamp Club 234 Sopho- more Council 2 S G A Collector 2 Intramural Softball 2 Exchange Dan boogie Woogie . . . Mickeys pal what a car Automotive Mechanics 4 Stamp BE'l'l'Y ANN NIKODEM 422 Princeton Avenue e future white capper a friend to all movie 'W' an seen with Ioan and Child Care Club 2. Knitting Club 2 Sewing Club 2 Nurses' Club 1? Projection Crew 2 3 4 President 4. ' , ,,,g f fi s .1 R it 11. SHELDON MINION 61 Williamson Avenue Shel . . . Drives a car? . . . entered Iunior Year . . . every- one's friend . . . quiet in class. is yorm JAMES MURNIGHAN fit' f 1472 Hiawatha Avenue ack likes to tinker . . . WW ,,,qn! .nu-A to all. Play 4. MARCIA MOONEY 106 Bailey Avenue Marsh . . . prefers air force blues . . . eye-catching smile . . . witty . . . tantilizing lady. Library Council 2: Twirler 3: Flagswinger 4: Hiller 3: Headline and Makeup 3: Press Club 3. SANFORD IOSEPH MERKIN Merk not a talker good companion whiz on world events rnuslclan Sophomore Council 2 S G A Collector 2 Stamp Club 234 Orchestra 234 Golf Club 3 A Z. A. 234 A Z A Treasurer 4 Exchange Assembly 34 Intra mural Softball 2 SANFORD MARVIN MILLER 1415 Stanley Terrace Sandy Patton funny boy . . mellow tooter friend Marching Band 234 Orchestra 3.4: Band Committee 4 A Z A 2.3.4: Dance Band 34 Senior MARYANN FRANCES 136 Pennsylvania Avenue Smiley future nurse true Yankee fan ... so-oooo smooth G. A. A 234. Nurses Club 34 Banker 4 R EDMUND WARREN NULTON delegate to boys state really terrific lots of school spirit I. V. Football 2. Varsity Football 3.4:l V Basketball 2 I V Base ball 2 Boys State 4. S G A Cabinet 3 Varsity Basketball 3 4 HERBERT NUSBAUM 1537 Schley Street Scooter . . . good things come in little packages . . . the Col- gate kid . . . Slow Poke. S. G. A. Collector 3: I. V. Basket- ball 2: I. V. Baseball 3: Senior Council 4: A. Z. A. 3.4: A. Z. A. Vice-President 4: Golf Club 4. IRENE DIANE PALIERI 510 Yale Avenue I . . . take a letter . . , always drawing . . . a friend to all. Marionette Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Shorthand Speed Club 4: Dance Club 4: Girls' Chorus 4. DOMINICK MICHAEL PIRO 1286 Liberty Avenue 'Dom . . . charming smile . . . good dresser . . . dark coloring . . . seen with Ted. MARILYN PRINCE 1456 Highland Avenue 'lMickey . . . Annette's pal . . . seemingly quiet . . . Oriental eyes . . . sweet girl. Band 2: Modem Dance 2: Marion- ette 3: Girls' Chorus 4: Play Usherette 2. MARIE GRACE PEROGINO TED WALTER PIENCIAK 1459 Franklin Street I Vine Street Smiley . . . Art is her hobby Ted , . , the quiet type . . . 9005 in SDOTYS - - - Cheerful stamp collector . . . on the shy high spirits. side . . . seen with Dom. Folk Dance 3: Dance Club 4: Stamp Club 3. Art Advertising Club 4. . . . tl NORMAN ORENSTEIN 82 Bailey Avenue Oren . . , stamp collector . . . knows his photography . . . yea, Dodgers! . . . easy to know. Hiller 2.3: Marching Band 2.3.4: Symphonic Band 3.4: Spring Con- cert 3.4: Stamp Club 2.3.4: Debate and Forum 4: Iunior Council 3. MAUREEN K.A'l'H1tYN PATON 392 Bloy Street Maur . . . smiling blue eyes . . . pert and petite . . . baby- talk . . . is that your car? Dance Club 3.4: Sophomore Coun- cil Alternate 2. IAMES ELBERT POWELL 345 Yale Avenue lim . . . nice looking , , . a Hi-Y boy . . . quiet but capable . . . great guy. Hi-Y 4: Intramural Basketball 2.3.4. VINCENT PROCOPIO 29 Coe Avenue Tee . . . Acaclerny's right-hand man . . . oh, soooo cute . . . Violin virtuoso . . . wrestler, Quartet 2.3: Orchestra 2.3.4. 23 IOSEPH FRANKLYN PULSFORT 586 Purce Street Red . . . terrific sense ot humor . . . accent imitator . . . strike or spare? . . . stop-light hair. SHIRLEY MARIE REH 1240 So. Myrtle Street Shirl . . . sweet and refined . . . cute gal . . . on the quiet side . . . pals with Dee. Shorthand Speed Club 3.4: Senior Prom Hostess 3: Graduate Usher- ette 3: S. G. A. Representative 4. xx Y 'Ze ' Q 5' ,,l-'will is: 'arms fw- BEVERLY RAUSCH 1585 Leslie Street Bev . . . born leader . . . bundle of charm . . . nice to be with . . . bright eyes. Library Council 2: Hiller Co-copy Editor 3: Hiller Headline Malte-up Staff 3: Twirling 2: Marionette Club 3: Press Club 3.4: Art and Metal 4: S. G. A. Altemate 4: Publicity Club 4: H. H. S. Service Squad 4. COLLEEN RE'1'1'INO 516 Columbia Avenue Col . . . take the attendance . . . nice to know . . . on the quiet side . . . handy with the needle. Library Council President 2: Cloth- IACK MARION RHINESMITI-I 613 Leo Street Wart . . . seen with Eddie and Marion . . . comic . . . small guy . . . Icickiel ANNETTE ELLEN RICHMAN 247 Belleview Terrace Annette . . . Quiet , . . nice girl . . . studious . . . seen with Mickey. Marching Band 2.3.4: lunior One' Act Play Usherette 2: Symphonic Band 2.3: Marionette Club 3: Glee Club 4. GERALDINE RINALDY 301 Conant Street Gerry . . . friendly smile . . . R. U. F. F .... activities plus . . . cute and capable. Sophomore Council 2: S. G. Ai Altemate 2: S. G. A. Representa- tive 3: S. G. A. Corresponding Secretary 4: S. G. A. Cabinet. BARBARA RIPLEY 1301 Liberty Avenue Ripley . , . speed demon . . . humorous . . . good in sports . . . Wrigley's best customer. S. G. A. Collector 2.3: G. A. A. 2,3.4: Child Care Club 3: Art Advertising 4: Girls' Dancing 4. 24 ing Club 2.3: G. A. A. 2.3.4: Danc- ing Club 3.4: Umpire's Club 4. QU? NORMAN RING W 1468 Highland Avenue Norm . . . one ol the boys . . the things we did last summer . . . down, King . , . How about a lift? I. V. Basketball 2.3: A. Z. A. 2.3.4: Intramural Baseball 2.3: S. G. A: Collector 4: Publicity Club 4: Varsity Basketball 4. MARGARET EDITH ROGERS 279 Shelton Terrace Peggy . . . tall and cute . . a friend to all . . . on the shy side. Hi-Teens 2: Child Care Club 3. S. G. A. Alternate 3: S. G. A Collector 3: Girls' Chorus 4. yyy RICHARD ROGERS 32 Fairbanks Street Dick . . . blond and cute . . looks shy . . . sociable guy. Hi-Y 2.3.4: Hiller 3.4. - is -37 ROBERT ROSEFF 4 - 326 Field Place K Q,-.. Bob . . . photo fanatic . . . ' A friend to all . . . seen with Bob cmd Billy . . . nice guy. 2 , I. V. Football 2.3: A. Z. A. 2.3.4: - Debate and Forum 2.3: Orch- l ' estra 2.3. ff A 3 X 3 t LYNDA L. ROSENBERG an 1585 Wyndmoor Avenue Lyn . . . Whose medal? . . . -f South Side Rooter . . . laughing eyes . . . cute as can be. ' Library Council 2: Marionette 5 W Club 3: Nurses' Club 3: Band 3: An Metal Club 4: Publicity Club 4. .N ,JR 6. ARNOLD ROSE 251 Conklin Avenue Skippy . . . so-o-o-o tall . . . good looking . . . good on the court . . . one of the boys. Intramural Baseball 2.3.4: Intra- mural Softball 2.3.4: Varsity Bask- etball 3.4: A. Z. A. 4: Golf Club 4. RONALD ROSEN 349 Hollywood Avenue Ronnie . . . really good-looking . . . rescued from Weequahic . . . athlete plus . . . one of the Varsity Basketball 3.4: Varsity Football 4: Football Club 3.4: In- tramural Sottball 3: Publicity ?. .q ' ' .L 4 gang. Q ,ts Club 4 ttyt 4 3 4 J' 1 ANTHONY ANDREW SADDLER 26 Quabeck Avenue Tony . . . one of the boys . . . a great athlete . . . ladies' man . . . a great guy. l. V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basket- ball 3.4: I. V. Baseball 2: Varsity Baseball 3.4: Varsity Football 3.4: S. G. A. Representative 2: Iunior Council 3: Folk Dance Club 3: Publicity Club 4: Football Club 3.4: Baseball Club 2.3.4. l EDWARD srspr-IBN sADLoN Q' A 546 Leo sneer 4 if Ed . . . short and cute . . . , ..:,.1 the silent type , . . pal's with l X Marion and Iack . . . famateur A , il 'A chernistl those firecrackersl X i a '. ix ' t , crrm-rm lor snx Y 1455 Parkview Terrace fi- Cindy . . . A Cappella song- ' bird . . . neat and trim . . . works , hard for the Hiller . . . favors ' R. I. T. L Hiller Feature Staii 2.3.4: Feature A Editor 3.4: Press Club 2:3.4: Mod- ern Dance Club 2: A Cappella Choir 3.4: Thfespian 3.4: Drum Corps 3. aff RUTH SANFORD 365 Hollywood Avenue San . . . oh that smile . . . R. U. F. F .... short and cute . . . sweet as sugar. Nurses' Club 3: S. G. A. Repre- sentative 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Publicity Club 4. LOUISE SCHAEL 1543 Munn Avenue Lou . . . future nurse . . . full ot pep . . . quite a wit . . . ls anybody banking? G. A. A. 2: Marching Band 3: Art Metal Club 4: Nurses' Club 4: Teller 4. 25 DORIS ANITA SCHARFENBERG 286 Crann Street Doris . . . cute gal . . . photo- genic . . . athletic whiz . . . eyes that sparkle. SUE SCHRENZEL 231 Williamson Avenue Sue . . . dreamy eyes . . . really adorable . . . fight team tight . . . seen with Sheila. Hiller 2: Cheerleader 3.4: G. A. A. 2.3.4: Marionette Club 3: Art Metal Club 4: Senior Council 4: Publicity Club 3.4: Press Club 2. . fm I if Ti 'W B.. . 65- 1 QW, PAULA IRENE SCHIFF 66 Bailey Avenue Schiffy . . . beautiful long tresses . , . a model dresser . . dreamy . . . seen with Sheila. Library Council 2: G. A. A. 2.3.4 Hiller 3: Press Club 3: Exchange Staff 3: Twirler 3: Flag Swinger 4: Publicity Club 3.4: Graduatior Usherette 3: Prom Hostess 3 Epoch Staff 4. MARIE ROSE SERRATELLI 311 Hollywood Avenue Morey . . . R. U. F. F .... whiz on the dance floor . . . machinists mate . . . struts for Hillside. Modern Dance 2: S. A. Repre- sentative 2: Twirling 3: Flag Swinger 4: Senior Council 4. .....,,,. ,Q my it-1 4 y,:W'e-th WU' . 'ix ,janv . k I 44 Q' . EVELYN ANN SHERIDAN 1278 North Broad Street Evie . . . oh, so blonde . . . a voice that's pleasing . . , skat- ing enthusiast . . . seen with Ethel. Glee Club 2: Nurses' Club 3: S. G. A. Collector 3: Publicity Club 4: Girls' Chorus 4: A Cap- pella Choir 3.4. KENNETH ARNOLD SHUBAK 325 Sanford Avenue Kenneth . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . blond and nice. IOSEPH MICHAEL SIEGEL 218 Williamson Avenue Ioe . . . mathematically inclined . . . big boy . . . a great guy . . . calling Dr. Siegel I. V. Football 2.3: Varsity Football 4: Hiller 3.4: Goli Club 2.3: A. Z. A. 2.3.4: Intramural Softball 2.3.4: Intramural Basketball 2.3.4: Foot- ball Club 2.3.4. DANIEL IAMES SINNOTT 95 Pennsylvania Avenue 'Danny' '... cutest . . . a great guard . . . Senior Veep . . . Steve's pal. Hi-Y 2.3.4: Library Council 2: Iunior Cabinet 3: Senior Vice- President 4: I. V. Track 2: Varsity Football 4: Football Club 4: S. G. A. Representative 3. 'X X E xx C 1-. 40 - . , KY- .Vx Qiqt fl . ,. I MARILYN IOAN SINGE 135 Summer Avenue Marilyn . . . light on her fee ...whatacar...sweet.. seen with Ianet. Sketch Club 2: Usherette 2 Marionette Club 3: Mixed Choru' 3: Glee Club 4: Shorthand Speet Club 4. MERIS PENNY SLAVIN 144 Bailey Avenue Penny . . . Hillside Struttel . . . Big brown eyes . . . tlirtatious . . . talkative gal. Library Council 2: Debate and Forum 3.4: S. G. A. Collector 2. S. G. A. Representative Alternate 2.4: Clothing Club 4: Hiller 2. One Act Play 3: Twirling 3: Flag Swinger 4. DOLORES FRANCES SMITH 1030 Chester Street Dee . . . very sweet . . . cute dimples . . . cheerful eyes . . . seen with Ioan. A Cappella Choir 3.4. AARON EDWARD SOME 1611 Crescent Avenue Silent type . . . wavy black hair . . . cute . . . good listener. Marionette Club 3. Bob silent DONALD STEWART 555 Purce Street Don . . . marksman . . . very friendly . . . a hunting we will go . . . raises dogs. Folk Dancing 2: Marching Band 2.3: Rifle Team 2.3.4. ESTELLE M. STORM 421 Sanford Avenue Stelle . . . most popular . . . terrific girl . . . football fan . . . seen with Ev. Entered Iunior Year: Sewing Club 3.4: Art Metal 4. fi' l it V.. ROBERT STEIN 575 Purce Street . . . check that car hu' '!ll FRANCES ELIZABETH SMYTH 567 Buchanan Street Fritzie . . . witty . . . sports fan . . . how are the Yankees doing? . . . friend to all. Marching Band 2.3: S. G. A. Col- lector 2.3: G. A. A. 2.3.4: Art Metal 4. IANET ANNA STANCHEI-'F 75 Route No. 29 Diamonds are a girl's best friend . . . a sweet miss . . . friendly . . . seen with Marilyn and Betty. Mixed Chorus 3: S. G. A. Alter- nate 3: Shorthand Speed Club 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Banker 4. type . . . everyone's friend. l' ,, 6' ' .. lf.. 'lu 5 Ax 'K z 'nk , Yr . A V . ,.- ii: , Q, me! .r' SHEILA BETH STERNBACH 1606 Summit Avenue Sheila . . . songbird . . . dark and dreamy . . . real doll . . . seen with Sue. Hiller 2.3: Twirling 3.4: G. A. A. 2: Hillside Publicity Club 3.4: Spring Concert 3: Press Club 2.3. if , tx Sdn 'if f if rr 41- r WILLIAM STOLLAR 1464 Liberty Avenue Pre-tz . . . one of the boys . . . follow your shots . . . publicity man. I. V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basket- ball 3.4: Publicity Club 4. CARL LUDWICK STROSCHEIN 1112 Liberty Avenue Carlie' '... tall and blond . . . friendly type . . . check that car . . . pals with Dorn and Ted. Rifle Club 2.3. 27 SANDRA DIANA STROMEYER 275 Williamson Avenue Sandy . . . summers at Bradley . . . beautiful hands . . . seen with Bev. Library Council 2: Hiller 3.4: Press Club 3: Marching Band 3: Dance Club 4: Art Metal Club 4: Publicity Club 4. EDITH SULLIVAN 255 Hollywood Avenue Edie V. . . sweet and refined . . . future nurse . . . nice voice . . . Irish eyes are smiling. Girls' Chorus 2.4: G. A. A. 2.3.4: Nurses' Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3. -. ,i.,r as a w ' -L .W i 1' n f X :R-ffT gg KENNETH ARTHUR TAYLOR 1145 Church Street 'Ken . . . a right guy 1 seen with Bob . . . happy-go- lucky . . . fun lover. Hi-Y Club 2.3.4. X if GRACE SUTTON 62 Wolf Place Gracie . . . shine's athletically' . . . sports a white Chevy . . . Gert's pal . . . nice to know. G. A. A. 2.3.4: Child Care Club 3: Folk Dance Club 3: Marching Band 3.4. .J MAE TEWES . 399 Harvard Avenue 'Mut . . . lovely to look at . . , R. U. F. F ..., into the wild blue Q ey yonder . . . full of fun. X Q' S. G. A. Representative 2: Mod- A em Dance 2: Twirling 3: Flag 4 Swinger 4. 2 8 F R . ,1 ' I li' I IRWIN RAYMOND SUESSERMAN 222 Winans Avenue Duke . . . drummer boy . . . good dresser . . . seen with certain Senior girl . . . want a ride? Marching Band 2.3.4: Drum Corps 2.3.4: Drum Sergeant ,3.4: Sym- phonic Band 2.3.4: Symphonic Orchestra 2.3.4: Dance Band 3.4: A. Z. A. 2.3.4: A Cappella Choir 2. LIONEL LOUIS SURKIN 140 Maiden Terrace Nick . . . likes football and femmes . . . night-driver . . . nice to know. Baseball 2.3.4: Baseball Club 2: Football 4: Football Club 4: A. Z. A. 3.4: Intramural Basketball 3.4: Debate and I'-'onxm Club 3. 4 ISABEL HILDA TANENBAUM 250 Belleview Terrace Izzy . . . heads our twirlers . . . stage and lighting pres. . . . finger in every pie . . . success bound. Stage and Lighting 2.3.4: Thes- pians 2.3.4: Band and Orchestra 3: Twirling Captain 4: Epoch 4: S. G. A. Representative 3: S. G. A. Alternate 4: G. A. A. 2.3.4: One Act Play 2.3: Senior Class Cab- inet 4: Publicity 3.4. '5' . l 'wiv - X .1 its RUTH TEITELBAUM 407 Schley Street Ruthy . . . midnight tresses . . . always laughing . . . bub- bling personality . . . cute and clever. G. A. A. 2.3.4: Hiller 2.3: Modern Dance Cub 2: Art Club 2: S. G. A. Alternate 3: Marionette Club 3: Graduation Usherette 3: Prom Waitress 3: Teller 4: Senior Class Cabinet 4: Art Metal Club 4: Chairman S. G. A. Art Commit- tee 4. IOHN W. TIDABACK 506 Buchanan Street lack . . . a friend to all . . . what a car . . . quiet in class. Stage and Lighting Club 2.3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Marching Band 2: Track 3.4. MICKEY TOTI 320 Hillside Avenue Mickey . . . pals with Dan . . . working guy . . . dark wavy hair . . . short cmd cute. Marionette Club 2.3. ROSEMARIE THERESA TREMARCO 400 Columbia Avenue Rose . . . popular miss . . . two batons' '... shines in sports . . , dancing teet. G. A. A. 2.3.4: Twirling 3.4: Maior- ette 4: Hi-Teens 3.4: S. G. A. Col- lector 4: Senior Council 4: Dance Club 2,3.4: Publicity Club 4. FRANCIS H. WALKER 327 Conant Street Frank . . , always joking . , . good sport . . . Pals are Tom and Mike. Track 2.3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.4. WILLIAM WEINBERG 277 Conklin Avenue will 6 MARION BERNARD TYIEWSKI 396 Cornell Place Tornates . . . pals with Ed and lack . . . quiet type . , . tall with dark wavy hair. nr' .f- rf' 'Q ir' Willie . . . Steve Allen type -A I . . . lpana smile . . . a twin!! s. G. A. Alternate ar A. L A. ,,. 2.3.4. X Q. X 1 y.fv. . 'W' LILLIAN BERNICE TOTTEN 1138 Church Street Bern . . . sweet as sugar . . . a cute twirler . . . small cmd petite . . . sews beautifully. G. A. A. 2.3: Clothing Club 2.3.4: Twirling 2.3.4: S. G. A. Collec- tor 3.4. RALPH HENRY TRIMMER - -A -, 35 Clark Street i W Rrrp'f . . . friend to all . . . N silent type . . . hard worker. ' Library Council 2: Hi-Y 2.3,4: 1-ri-Y .. President 4: Iunior Council 3: ' K -' S. G. A. Committee: Senior Q. Q Council 4. I Y X , ri loszpi-I visorsm 1 1508 rrrmkiirr Street i gg 1 3, ft loe . . . entered Senior Year . . . South Side ex . . . silent type A q .A . . . athletically inclined. 1 3. Football 4: Football Club 4. . Y is - 7 f . - Q T i 1 riror 'Q' A 4..L . I 5 if I 'I ...K ,. A . .. X' a 1 A ' ,,. A ,I 'BAY rp Lg f 1 , BEVERLY WEINBERG 277 Conklin Avenue Bev . . . dark and cute , . favors Weequahic . . . eloquent eyes . . . seen with Sandy. Hiller 2.3.4: Library Council 2: G. A. A. 2: Marionette 3: Girls' Art Metal 4: Dance Club 4: Sophomore Council 2. GEORGE WEINICK 1580 Wainwright Street George . . . basketball his aim . . . silent but capable . , . nice guy . . . pals with Ronnie. Intramural Basketball 2: I. V. Basketball 3. 29 CLAIRE ANN WEISHAPL 404 Yale Avenue Babe . . . good dresser . . well groomed . . . nice to know . . . seen with Phyllis. ROBERT WERTE 1248 Liberty Avenue Mouse . . . short, dark, and handsome . . . Pals are Carl, Piro, and Ted . . . still Waters? fi N1 , . H. H .V if , .. I 1 .J K -1 W' . Li N-A ' J? ' i 'Z -f 571 71 ' ' X. .V .L V. I . , Y, l., . , . .V F H .. . 432 . ' .if 'i i .5 Q ' J 4 'L 7 1' . .. 1.2.15 , g i V'Zi.'v.g.,15fI xi'v,w.g '- Q.: . , a. 3 NEIL WILLIAMS 542 Tillman Street A Corny . . . oh! that car . nice to know . . . Gales laughter. CAROL IANE WORSWICK 1279 Liberty Avenue Cary . . . pleasant to be with . . . seen with Edie . . . loads of fun . . . bookkeeping bound. Child Care Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Glee Club 4. 30 K . .. ww . ' I g J . 4-V In K . ' CHARLES WOLFE 1292 State Street Doc . . . tall like Gary Cooper 'V ' . . . quiet in class . . . nice to know . . . that's a car? EDWARD WEISS 212 Dorer Avenue Ed . . . good musician . . A.Z.A.rnan...niceguy... blond hair. A. Z. A. 2.3.4: Marching Band 2.3,4: Symphonic Band 2.3.4: Orchestra 2.3,4: Dance Band 2.3.4. IANET CAROLYN WILLIAMS 119 Fairbanks Street Ian . . . music master . . wonderful girl . . . majorette . . . heart of gold. Debate and Forum 3: Symphonic Band 2.3.4: Dance Band 2: Orch- estra 2.3.4: Marching Band 2.3.4: Drum Maiorette 4: String Quar- tette 2.3: All-State Band 3: All- State Orchestra 3.4: S. G. A. Col- lector 2.3: S. G. A. Banker 4: 1-Ii-Teens 2.3.4. THOMAS CHARLES WORSWICK 1279 Liberty Avenue Tom . . . track . . . fast mile . . . pals with Tom Marshall . . . which is the better halt? Varsity Track 2.3.4. , ff M 1 ,Ir 1. First Row: Sheila Koorse, Paula Schiff, Eileen Greenspan, Marcia Mooney. Second ROW: Audrey Mayer, Ruth Gecker. Third Row: Carol Eisner, Cynthia Sax, Beverly Ravsch. 2. Ruth Eisenberg, Sheila Koorse, Beverly Weinberg, Isabel Tannenbaum. 3. First Row: Dick Rogers, Vincent Procopio, Walter Messner, Tom Dwyer, Second Row: Harold Friedman, Frank Kruty, Kenneth Taylor. Third Row: Wayne Branom, Robert Fitz. 4. Mark Harris. 5. Kathryn Kuzrna. 6. Bob Lehrer. 7. Mel Goldberg. B. Susan Buskin. 9. lanet Betz, Gertrude Smith, Carol Eisner, Ioan Lilien, Myra Lubowitt, Lois McQueen, Paula Schitt, 10. Carol Eisner, 11. Irene Palieri. 12. Murirl and Myra Lubowitt. 13. Rita Licht, Ioan Erback, Nancy Carson. 14. Sandra Stromeyer. 15. Torn Dwyer. 16. Edith Sullivan, Betty Smith, Rose Tremarco, Nancy Cove, 17. Seated: Rose Tremarco, Nancy Cove, Edith Sullivan, Ioan Hayes. Standing: Phyllis Donoirio, Clair Weishaplf Betty Smith, Ianet Baba, 18. First Row: Bob Rothouse, Avrurn Bornield, Roland Massirnino, Skippy Hose. Second Row: lay Fine, Arthur Franzblau, Mary Harris, Herb Nusbaum. Third Row: Barry Karetniclc, Harvey Fine, 19. Evelyn Sheridan. --.. -Q... ivuuu, ' ' - - -i we MX., x . N'-W., s.,..N ws K-.x..,,u B' x A ......,.... .,.,.,..., 'eh 11, v 'is st mn mm H f vi, T' 1 if'-g 15, 4, f ,T K ,, ,.,, ,, f- , ff rg -fi, I fl-f' nk I 1 V' Q I v 11 ng, 'H W, The Senior Council consists of four elected officers, seven elected and eight appointed council members, and tive 'hw ive, 7 ' 1 appointed cabinet members. The annual senior play was the first Q 34 ,, ,,, J, 'if project for the council, which sold tickets because the profits from the show Went toward financing the Senior Prom. Additional money came from the Senior-Faculty basketball game, half the receipts Went into the treasury. Sponsorship of the annual SGA. Christmas Dance gave the council practice for its big project, the Senior Prom. Using as its main source of money the earnings of the play and game, the council featured the exclusive, gala affair on the last day of May. The Senior Prom is the only event on the high school calendar that is open only to seniors and their guests. A vote of thanks goes to Mrs. Cohen and Mr. Silver Who guided the council in its endeavors. SENIOR CABINET Donald.Goldman. Isabel Tcxnnenbaum, Ruth Teitelbcxum. David Doremus. SENIOR COUNCIL STANDING: Mr. Silver. Mrs. Cohen. BACK ROW: Rose Tremurco, Susan Schrenzel, Thomas Meakem, Eileen Greenspan, Stephen Farmer, Robert Czerwinski, Arthur Mcxresz. SECOND ROW: Anne Keil, Grace Lippe, Marcia Baron, Audrey Dubow. FIRST ROW: Bernice Totten, Ruth Eisenbercr. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Iames Lynskey ..........., President Myrna Cooperman ......, Secretary Barbara Lukashinsky Vice-President Eleanor Romshock ........ Treasurer IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dorothy Lukashinsky Irma Vit .................. Beverly Kaiser . ........ .. 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A T., X ,J 13, -1' R y 6' Q, H- i Q ' Tix ' 'H ,. 1 'L ' - ' if B ' if' F' . ,re 'fy i W 'C' Q-25125 fm., is ,Q ' ., s A 1 A X ,L A A Morro, Charles McNichol, Elizabeih McNamara, Patricia Maslow, Zelda Martucci, Anlhony Landis, lohn Kowalsky, Walier Kelly, Paul lampietro, Ienny Fritz, Paul B Fredo, Dolores Foster, Ronald Boyle, Lorraine Akers, Vicloria Oates, loseph Robertozzi, Veda Zimmerman, Florence Sanko, William Pulsfort, Richard Perogino, Michael C Wolff, Darlene Wellei, Barbara Weick, Carol Valenti, Lena Shider, Harriet Schultzer, Ellen Schulman, Linda Resos, Carol Panek, Nancy Palmer, Carol D Manlcowiiz, Carol Lewiclci, Ioan Kula, Marcia Klinlc, ludy Kerner, Iudy Kayle, Ioan laiiee, Sandra Iacobs, Lorraine Iablonski, Madelyn Gruber, Norma, E Golubchick, Isadora Gillel, Evelyn Conlord, Amy Crichion, Ioan Arcune, Iudy Amster, Leslie Leinwand, Martin Goldberg, Lee Koris, Allen Brueckner, Beverly F Bonomo, Marie Bernstein, Marcia Belviso, Beatrice Vit, Toni Wollom, Ierome Wagner, Richard Tumarlcin, Barbara Tyndall, Lois Tidaback, Carol Spindel, Gary G Smith, Lois Siegel, Herbert Share, Marvin Roihield, Donald Rothiield, Donald Palii, George Musialish, lohn Manheim, Marvin Heyman. Neil Hess, Richard H Goldman, Irwin Goldberg, Barry Gallof, Norman Elias, lane Chismar, Michael Branorn, Nancy Aldi, Gerald Nick, Geraldine Heiierman, Patricia Monetii. Phyllis A Mayer. Sheila Maculey, Barbara Lang, Marie Weintraub, Iudith Weimar, Otto Vollom, Ioan Stiles, Ioann Viviano, Barbara Vadeika, Dolores Stiles, Helena B Speigle. Suzanne Percoskie, Michael Sellick, Patricia Reinhard, Beverly Powell. Dorothy O'Brien, Patricia Malatesta, Kathleen Lepeshko, Helen Kronicz, Paul Kreshok, Marion C Kowalsky, Thomas Ikas, Ioan Gruytch, Steve Freer. Madelyn Galik. Marilyn Farese, Barbara Dzmil, Helene Deo, Dominick Christy, Carol Anzella, Theresa D Waterston, William Vieth, Peter Sperber, Martin Schnur, Sheila Sheiner, Herbert Scannell, Edwin Reich, Myrna Pulsiort, Donald Nadler. Saul McNichol, Patrick E Levitas, Marjorie Lang, Theo Lalevee, Mary lane Ladell. Paul Koross, Leroy Karetnick, lay Iaye, George Kaleky, Marvin Heon. Arthur Golkovsky. 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I' Compliments of Dads' Booster Club - i S. G. A. COUNCIL Sllllli I GENERAL ASSIHZ S. G. A. OFFICERS STANDING: Elizabeth Muench, Geraldine Rinaldy, Ioan Hayes, Ioan Lilien, Ioan Liebo. SEATED: Wayne Branom, Ir., President. The Students' General Association, supervised by Mrs, Annarnae Rudolph, adviser, and Miss Phebe Haviland, treasurer, is the nucleus ot the school's activities. lt finances, plans, and supervises all events. A notable achievement ot the l95l-l952 S. G. A. was an extra dance, sponsored by the S. G. A. otticers and members ot the Presidents Cabinet. lt increased the number ot annual dances to tour. I There Were several other outstanding accomplishments, For the Thanksgiving football game, the S. G. A. again purchased Chrysan- thernums and sold them at a Wholesale price. A Welcome-Stranger Club, consisting oi the president ot each class, was torrnled to Welcome visitors and new students. Each member oi the S. G. A, was provided with a copy ot the constitution to enable him to appreciate and understand his S. G. A. The magazine drive, a campaign to raise money for dances, national charities, clubs, and miscellaneous expenses, proved to be a huge success by exceeding all previous years by more than seventeen hundred dollars. 6 X ' is 2? r COLLECTORS FIRST ROW: Ann Quelly, Barbara Grossman, Rita Licht, loan Carlos, Nancy Cove, Audrey Dubow, Marie Fernicola, Michael Senichka, Lucy Respoli, Adrienne Abramson. Shirley Kesselman. SECOND ROW: lay Lippe, Bemice Totten, Rhoda Alper, Rose Tremarco, Donald Goldman. Lynn Renner, Lois Diamond, Barbara Duane, Iean Hoptay, Linda Rosenberg, lane Valentino, Gail Brennan, Nancy Minissale, Marcia Orenstein, Ioyce Zuckerman, Rose DeSanti. THIRD ROW: Thomas Meakem, Donald Iupa, Michael Yednak, Scott Steiner, Norman Ring, Ioan Kobin, Dolores Schwahl, Frances Smythe. ,, 4.......L lhe Formula for Good . . . CABINET Dick Tichenor, Ierry Max, Betty Muench, Ann Harding, Ioan Hayes, Geraldine Rinaldy, Wayne Branom, Ir., Ioan Liebo, Ioan Lilien, Dorothy Lukashinsky, Harold Friedman, Ioe Setz. ming? ! REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: Iudy Torine, Barry Shaklan, Ralph Trimmer, Eileen Greenspan, Carol Eisner, Ruth Sanford, Nancy Moisevich. SECOND ROWg Iudy Handschuh, Michael Gold, Ronald Nacht, Barbara Abelowitz, Sue Kiel, Eleanor Rosen- thal, Irma Vit. THIRD ROW: Arlene Bennett, Ianet Baba, Myma Cooperlman, lames Lynsky, Paul Lewis, Patricia Klein, David Mandel- baum. 47 48 . . . nd Honorable Products STUDENTS' GENERAL ASSOCIATION FINANCIAL ORGANIZATION The Students' General Association is an organization through which the students regu- late and finance their own extra-curricular affairs. Before the S, G. A. was founded, .students who wished to engage in extra- curricular activities had to pay for each activity separately. Yearbooks were sold separately to anyone who wanted to buy one. Even the school paper had to be purchased. Nearly all clubs charged dues. The chief advantages of the S. G. A. are ill that you can participate in all of the activi- ties for a small amount of money and C25 that more activities can be financed through such a central organization. ln order to emphasize the actual savings enjoyed by members, the following list has been drawn up to show how much it would actually cost to attend all of the activities: 3 Home Football Games Q50c . .... S 2.50 Horne Basketball Games QD40c .... 3.60 10 Home Baseball Games QZUC ..... 2.00 Yearbook ..................,. . , 2.00 Class Dues ....... ........ . 50 Club Dues lAveragel .. .50 Senior Play ........... , . .50 4 Dances ....... ..... . . 2.00 Hiller Subscription . , l.0O 514.60 The price you pay for membership is 355. The above table, indeed, is more eloquent than words. Study it carefully and see it it isn't worth while to join the S, G. A. 0 Collector handing acc Students purchasing ouni I tickets ior school a 5 ie ' ' Qf' book in to Senior Treasurer i z ZZ? B4 9 1' Hair. , Tumor Treasurer filing bo k 0 s. 49 I fr 4 . v ,, f, - ,, , , ., ,., N ,. ,, , , ,VJ V, ml' I NM V' Q. , qi- - rf' -. ,, ,., .42.,,,x ,,,, ,M A' ' . '-' x-0 YH' . T 4 'P Ur '52 - ' , 'A-1 f' , 'Ziff ' i .f ,, M ,..' rv -' f :k,f,,- is 1 it r ,, ' -V, -fre. - ' V k Ch le Boucher, Harvey Goodstein, FIRST ROW: Steve Praza, Arthur Oravetz, Ioe Visotski, Iames LaVoo , ar s Robert Boucher, Eugene Mayer, Wayne Bieg, Roger Keehn. SECOND ROW: Frank Lemming, Ice Savitierre, George D'Amiano, Gary Schuckman, Michael Weinstock, Robert Bornstein, Allan Macnab, Alan Goldberg, Lionel Sirkin, Andrew Kenopenski, Dan Sinnott, Fred Dwarkin, Thomas Marshall. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dubow QPhys. Ed. lnstructorl, Mr. Kulikowski CLine Coachl, Da vid Goldfinger, Iohn Irwin, Ed Nulton, Louis Galisewski D b , Dick Kelley, Ronald Rosen, Anthony Saddler, Ray Iazikoif, Ioe Siegel, Marvin Fishman, Steve o ossy 1 Roland Massimino, Mr. Wiener fCoachl, Mr. Ferrigno fCoachl. football Alwa s Brings lxplusions Hillsides inexperienced but highly spirited football team started slowly in its guest for a successful l95l football season. Ending the season against highly touted Weequahic High School, the team fought this much publicized ball club to a U-U standstill. Leading this scrappy ball club to a record of 4 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties were lack lrwin, Roland Massimino, loe Savittere, Dan Sinnott, Tony Sadler, Ed Nulton, and Steve Dobossy. These boys made up the hard charge ing Comet forward wall. Coach Red Weiner and his two com- petent assistants Mr. Kulikowski and Mr. Fer- rigino, came up with a superlative backfield headed by its crashing fullback Dick Kelly. The half back slots were filled efficiently by hard hitting Ronnie Rosen, and small but deceptive Ray lazikoff, The quarter back position was filled by Marv Fishman. Rounding out the team were Fred Dworkin, Carmen Coppola, Louis Galisewski, Warren Edelman, Dave Goldfinger, Andy Kenopensky, loe Siegel and loe Visotski. The thrill of the football season was demonstrated by the sincere cheering of the Hillside students who backed this team right down to the last point. ilVith this good spirit supporting the team, l-lillside will always live up to its best traditions, Hillside 13 Regional Away Hillside U Kearny Home Hillside 18 Woodbridge Home Hillside 13 Morristown Home Hillside 28 Cranford Away Hillside Z0 Beleville Home Hillside 39 Linden Home Hillside U Irvington Away Hillside 40 Weequahic Away Recapitulationz 4 Wins 3 Losses 2 Ties AIU' W? Mr. Sam Dubow KPhys Ed Instructorl Mr. Al Weiner CI-'ootbcrll Cocxchj Mr. Kulikowski fL1ne Cocxchl Mr. Carmen Ferrxgno CI-Xsslstunt Coach! 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Q , '14,- L Nm' f 'ff liz:-mf' '?-ff'i'l 1 ,. g i - FLAG SWINGERS Paula Schiil, Marie Serratelli, Marcia Mooney, Mae Tewes, Myra Lubowitt, Audrey Dubow, Carol Eisner Ioan Carlos, Meris Salvin. 1 on TWIRLER5 FIRST ROW: Esta Rice, Ioan Vesito, Muriel Buchanan Bernice Braverman, Ruth Steinberg, Ioan Cherip SECOND ROW: Sheila Sternbach, Ruth Eisenberg Dolores Schwahl, Rose Tremarco, Isabel Tanembaum Ioan Katz, Elinor Rosenthal, Ioan Lilien. BAND COMMITTEE Irwin Suesserman Mario Giaimo, Sanford HGYOWllZ Steve Farmer, Sanford Miller. Seated Ianet Williams, Myra Lubowitt, Rose Tremarco Isabel Tanenbaum. ,.,L.,,l' , 1 V di ' Mi, ,. ' - ,V 'gn 4 ' MW ,V , mf, f.4,ff if U? ., Lf! 'X , i ' 3 fwf, ' if it ,wg 91 X 2 , . YC , if .,. , r I , . .5 as ? is ,,,.,,,!Y it ,va , ,. ,, 1 ' r . 11.4, 3 ffzez. ' ,fn 753' fif- B SEBAH Looking iorwgrd to g good seg- son, Hillside Highs Bgsebgll Comets were spgrked by two returning letter- rnen, Don Broggn, g pitcher, gnd Tony Sgddler, g cornbingtion pitcher gnd shortstop. Two other prospects were Ed Nulton, g pitcher, gnd Rolgnd Mgs- sirnino, g second hgsemgn. Losing seven ot the l95O-5l nine, Cogch Red Weiner built his tegrn ground these plgyers. The new sophomores gnd some juniors tilled the positions left vgcgnt. A full schedule showed how hgrd the boys Worked under the ghle direction ot their cogches, Mr, Al I fy ' K. fn t V. ' x, ui git to l ' Mg, , -V xii 4 W N N in Z. I V K w,. L Weiner gnd Mr. lohn Kulikowski. 1 D SCHE April ll St. Mary's 15 Central . , , 18 T. Iefferson 22 Seton Hall 23 Weequahic 29 T. Iefferscn May 1 St. Mary's . 3 Irvington . 7 Roselle Park 9 Linden , , , , 13 Edison .. 17 Union ,,.,. . 20 Regional . . . 22 Columbia , , 28 Rahway . . . FIRST ROW: Fred Corzilius, Anthony Saddler, Edmund Nulton, Don Brogan, Steve Dobossy, Roland Massimino, Robert Boucher. ULES ....,Away PM VW' ' ,,.,,Home ..,..Away x' Home f .,...Away lg ....Home V ....Home , i'l .,.,,Awcxy ' ' . . , Home , Away . .....Away n ...,Home , ,N , fr L Home V, M 4' if H, 9, ...Home , ' , ..,.Home 1 ,e . gf me 'X ' I - sf lg' X V- i 1 O K! .af -, 'wwf' J' rw- I X MI V, f .1 , ,J ,,. A, yu, wb? sw, lv w sew : ' in i 1 ' wi 9 X mv, , 1 NSN, S A' Jffk 124 A18 X Q 1 ,gifs giXLLS ,lft klv+7f NLS u, ' l , - .1 Y li , . we .1-wb . V, - it FH ,L 511 .nb-.l me .1 QI Thomas Worswick, Iohn Kovac, Mr. 1 ,sa ix ,X S Ferrigno, Ray Iazikofl. TRACK SCHEDULE 1952 Dual Meets April 25 Regional ..., away .4 P.M. May 5 Union ...... ,... a way . 7 Weequahic ...... away . 14 Raliway . . . ..,. home . l9 Cranford , . . . . . .home A 21 Linden A.. .... away. . , . 27 Edison .........,. away .... Championship Evenis April 18 Union County Relays at Westfield May 10 Slate Relays at Long Branch May 18 County Championship ai Plainfield May 31 State Championships at New Brunswick L4 s 5.5, 'Q Q., ,. . ,pg -. a. Q i ff in A if .n i . J A . 'T' . fl! sv dlwk . I . -V n l. QKAK if L.ykLkLV ,,, nfs pg I I x 1 - . y A A If A 'N K I Q w A f, I i was-..n . . b fn' if . .R 3 ' A. . 1 4 . ,, il ' , . Ky y Q QQ. . y as 55 Q twig 3, 5 A , 1:71 - f K- 4' - FIRST ROW: William Stollar, Dave Doremus, Donald Brogan, Roland Massimino, Amold Rose, Iohn Kovac. SECOND ROW: Ronald Rosen, Nonn-an Ring, Allen Goldberg, Marvin Fishman. Sam Cahn. Melvin Brazer. Remember the days- B l95l-1952 fx arg The Comet squad completed a suc- Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside Hillside fi W ,, 1951-9152 ., 53 Columbia .. 64 Union .,..,,.,..,. . . . 72 Springfield Regional .. 45 Cranford ..,...... . . . 38 Seton Hall ....... . .. 38 St. Mary ......... . .. 57 Perth Amboy ..... . .. 38 Thomas leiierson .. .. 51 Belleville ..,,.... . . . 62 Thomas Edison . , . . .. 57 Linden ...,....,.. . .. 63 Union ...........1 . . . 35 Belleville ..., . . . . ..6l Kearny . , 47 Irvington .... . . . . . . 52 Weequahic .... . . . .. 80 Summit .......... . .. 59' Perth Amboy . . 64 Thomas Edison . . . .. 49 Linden .,......... . , , 55 Hackensack . . . . . 'State Tournament 52 49 63 59 42 44, 52 70 52 54 61 87 60 33 54 48 63 46 60 48 73 cessful season even though they played in better competition than in previous years. Not taking tournament competition into ac- count the team displayed a record of 9 victories and 9 defeats. By featuring fast break tactics against man-to-man defenses and accurate set shooting against zone defenses, the Comets turned several games which might have been defeats into Well earned victories. Specific evidence of the team's 'speed Was seen in the Union game. The heavily favored Farmer team Was easily defeated by the fast breaking Hillers 64-49. High scoring honors for the year Were captured by Don Brogan, Who averaged l5 points a game and netted a grand total of 320 points for the season. Brogan was followed by Rose, 210 ptsg Kovac, 204 ptsg Massimino, 147 pts.g Doremus, l47 pts. The State Tournament saw the team overcome Thomas Edison and Linden to Win the Group lll, Sec. 2 championship. The Comets were finally stopped by a rugged Hackensack team in the state semifinal round, this ending a very successful season The 1951-52 officers are the following: Credit- trecxsurer, Rosa DeScmti: President, Rose Tre- murcor Secretary. lean Hoptay. The Sportsleaders are the following: FIRST ROW-Basketball, Rose Tremarco: Archery, Ioan Hoptay: Softball, lane! Glaser: Hockey, Doris Kopp and Sandra Weinstein: Tennis, Irma Vit. ISIIHS' . . l-lillside's GAA., under the aus- pices- of Miss Simonet and Mrs. Smith, gives each member a chance to partici- pate in girls' high school athletics, and at the same time promotes cooperation and sportsmanship among the girls. These activities are chiefly intramural, but games are held With the other schools. Hockey, archery, basketball, ping ping, softball, modern dance, ten- nis, volleyball, and badminton con- stitutes the GAA. activities. Repre- sentatives are sent to the New lersey State Field Hockey tournament and to the Modern Dance Symposium. G.A.A in action on the hockey field. , -41-Q. Board oi Editors i Tfrilj' rr or ntr-lfzl' l l't f' f 'T ff 'l ' l'b Headline Make-UP SMH Copy Stqff Business Stall r f Q. M4 - f V ff V f . ' I ff'f'f r f 1 fs m , f' X -, ff! :Q M L' Q , A , .. f ,, 4 'ie f 1 . rv, Q. task t fazirevri , 1 ,y i i r f , rf' -1' 4 i , is ,, it if . - rrra A Each paid-up member of the Students' Government Association receives a copy oi the high school publication, THE l-lll..l..ER, a tri-weekly newspaper published by a stati of students, with Mrs. Dorothy Callander as adviser. THE HILLER has for many years main- tained, First Class l-lonor Rating from the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association, and First Place Certificate from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, both ot which ratings are awarded annually. Senior editors are awarded membership in the International Quill and Scroll Society ot High School Iournalism. Advertising Stuff 0 t fl?2s:5' 4, I Y! Photography Staff Exchange Stuff ji News Stat! 1.35 A Sports Staff ini: H Linn 5 PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY BY S.G.A, f - . lui. e WD f 7-' J., ,, - firm U4 'I' 1 f QR 71 Q sg? X llll ,ZW ft x Xi ' -11 -Q . K la Vin- iffivi , 3 X..'LV t j., K The entire staff is headed by an editor- in-chief and assistant editor. Fourteen editors comprise the membership of the executive board, Approximately 60 staff members assist in the publication of a newspaper of which Hillside can be justly proud. Two news pages cover reports and pic- tures of all school affairs, a feature page runs editorials, and humorous and creative writing sketchesg the sports page gives accurate coverage of all contests and views of school athletic events. Free copies of each issue are sent to Hillside graduates now in the armed forces in lapan, Korea, North Africa, Germany and many parts of the United States. Paid subscriptions go out to alumni, and THE HILLER exchanges newspapers with about 60 high schools throughout the nation, as well as with one Tokyo high school. In this way, your news- paper not only serves the students of Hillside High School, but maintains a standard of national and international public relations Worthy of the high goals of the free press of this nation. The results of the catalytic action. X A vi if, rt Stat! if , at ' . 'r'itmm.i1G'P- W me ,,.:-,gif g-Q...:a N .S 012, , ff' T T ff N' 21 ,'.:.-gg' 49235, 'fit' I Hr v f -.. V 4, 'H-. Htl HH g pn ' fo 419' gs, y ,, Cf 23,6 n..,.,,.,, QQ I I , '03 rtir,:-ew i '7i'f affa- . 1, i ' ', W 4 'PJ -3 1 N tsl w 'A' A A by s I0 U1 K, fs, l QQQEZAU . U x f 4 ffm A U i. iigsfq' 4 tQp'w'l no . ,ff 1 ' - . gal? ' ,-',' fd i y i , 'F , fe 1, V, as M f , . A, , , A , , x X 5 F Q, A 9 Fifi QTE- .fs fi. t. . f , i E gi Feature SMH Hillside High School, Hillside, New Iersey Published by the Student General Association twelve times a year. Issued by the Hiller Stat! tor S.G.A. Mem- bers by Rae Publishing Co., Montclair, New Iersey. Member oi Columbia Scholastic Press Association, Na- tional Press Association and Quill and Scroll. Editor-in-chief .,.... ..,.,,,...,....... , ...,.. R uth Gecker Assistant Editor-in-chief ....,,......... , .,,,, Mario Giairno Adviser Feature Editors ,. News Editor .,.. Sports Editors Headline: Makeup Copy Editors , . Art Editor . . , Advertising Editor Business Editor . Exchange Editor Mrs. Dorothy Callander . . . . . . . .Ioan Lilien, Cynthia Sax Eileen Greenspan H i'i'Hai51a'rfieag1un, Anim Mares, Editors . Ml'-luth Eisenberg, Carol Eisner Ioan Erback, Beverly Bausch Audrey Mayer . Sheldon Kadish Marjorie Friedman Sheila Koorse Photography Editor ..... . , .,.,..... Stephen Farmer STAFF: Barbara Abelowitz, lanet Baba, Stanley Bean, Bernice Braverman, Nancy Carson, Howard Cohen, lay Fine, Helene Friedman, Harvey Goodstein, Iohn Euhrmann, Dianne Geisheimer, Donald Goldman, Susan Hintenberger, Barbara Hirshtield, Gretel Holzschuh, lean Hoptay, Celia Kandel, Barry Karetnick, Anne Keil, Doris Kopp, Miriam Leinwand, Grace Lippe, Myra Lubowitt, Richard Rogers, Audrey Schuster, Ioe Setz, Malcolm Singerman, Ioyce Zuckerman. We Pause lrom llur Work lor Mom ight Illust lall , orif ' - .f .',, :wt ' t . t TA ',fXl !e-'.glf- 1 . QOGSSS ','56ifiYf2'gl5 C2ft 'L Cai? - l0 o . .- 099. X09 tit Xsz.vffiQ+ Q ' KA. 5 A 'll' unix. o 'W-it e it t t QS Oar yefteawiles twirl. A 962'-'V av'l7am Q eHl2s0t'sbt . -, A? P xy 9 69' 0xo?56Qf5C5Ci:,gxk?g' if-O . N rsettfs re A.'W We elvievt r 5 .4 ,1 5 4 Q M7 f , 1,1 .ditf ltannoliaolile lou Illllll ,er lnaunuratton ents lll llelaxation THESPIAN Tragedy, comedy, greasepaint, and costumes-all the glamour of the footlights has called and found an enthusiastic re- sponse from theatrically-minded students in Hillside High School. Those especially interested and talented in dramatics have labored until the signal honor has been bestowed on them-that of membership in the National Thespian Society. Troupe No. 887 of Hillside High School is a member of the National Thespian organization and it has steadily grown in membership and activity until it is, today, one of the most prominent groups in the school. Under the leadership of its president, Ierome Max, and its advisor, Miss Olive Rapp, the Thespians supervised all school dramatic projects. Annually the club sponsors two major productions: one, in fall, the Senior Play, the other, a spring dramatic production. The latter consists of one full length play or several shorter plays. The students take part in, and assist in directing these productions under the supervision of the sponsor. Acting is not stressed alone, but also stage managing, direction, make-up and costuming. The organization thus produces not only fine actors and actresses, but also a good production staff. On the evenings of November 30 and December l, l95l, the curtain rose and fell on the Seniors' successful attempt to bring Broadway to Hillside. An anxious audience awaited to see the final outcome of Ram- shackle Inn. This three-act mystery farce found a combination of murder and romance completely to the students' liking. On March 21, 1952, the society ven- tured into the field of three-act suspense drama. lts production of l'Night Must Fall was an outstanding event in the troupe's history. A cast composed of students from all four high school classes, Thespians and non-Thespians, did a superb job in bringing Emlyn Williams' drama to Hillside's stage. ln the field of regular high school assembly programs, the society presented one of its semi-annual initiations of new members before the student body, and an original play, Ring'er. The play was greeted with great success and was used by the S. G. A. in cooperation with the Thes- pians, as part of their exchange assembly programs. Homecoming was a play pre- sented by our sponsor through the Dramatic and Speech classes. The Thespian club has endeavored to elicit interest in its work by rewarding those talented students who are deserving and by furthering the development of the dramatic art itself, so that the club not only trains its members, but also betters the productions of the school. ln these ways Thespians play their part in cultural development of 1 r ? 3 1 4 51 f L V it f z NATIUNAL HUNUR SUCIETY The National Honor Society is the only honorary group in Hillside High School. lts membership consists oi a tew juniors and seniors who are chosen because oi their leadership, service, character, and scholarship. This group helps supervise the noon- time study hall, collects and sends records to the service men in Tilton Hospital, and participates in the National Honor Scholarship plan, t0lK DANCE The Dance Club otters an oppor- tunity to learn fundamental steps in each ot the ditterent types ot dances- square, tap, modern, and social. The steps are thenfused in creative activity to combine rhythmically with the popu- lar records. The musical expressions and responses are very diiterent and have proved to be interesting and stimulating to all the girls. The Faculty Advisor is Miss Simonet. W ii 5 i' 2: , - El0THING ElUB The Clothing Club is designed primarily tor girls that take sewing who need extra time to finish their projects. Girls with an intense interest who wish to advance their knowledge may, with the instructors permission, become members also. Since the club is very informal, the instructor has an opportunity to really know the twenty-five girls who enroll. Miss Alice Barden is the advisor. Rlflf ClUB The Rifle Club under the direc- tion of Mr. William Koellner is taught marksmanship, sportsmanship and the proper 'handling of firearms. The club is affiliated with the National Rifle Association, and fires in a nationwide match sponsored by this association. The club is now considered the top in New Iersey. During the season, which ex- tends from September to Tune, the boys hold matches with various schools in the locality. ll?-1 I' t STAMP ClUB This year the Stamp Club has taken part in the various national and local philatelic conventions and exhibi- tions. Several of its members partici- pate in nationwide organized phil- ately. ln order to increase the interest and knowledge its members get from stamp collecting, the club has a weekly program of trading, contests, auctions, and serious philatelic discussions. The Stamp Club has endeavored to keep the world's most popular hobby the Hobby of Kids and Kings. The advisor is Mr. Sickles. MARIUNEITE ClUB The Marionette Club has func- tioned With the purpose of learning how to make string puppets, hand puppets and shadow puppets. Under the supervision of Mrs. Elaine Cohn, its five members have made several puppets during the course of the year, and have learned how to manipulate them. The puppets have been made out of materials such as wood, paper and cloth. A portable stage has also been built by the club with the purpose of producing puppet plays for the student body. HLY The Hillside Hi-Y Club is com- posed of young Christian boys. Striving to help the school and the community, the Hi-Y has many activities during the school year. Taking care of the score- board at football games, selling book covers, and replacing homeroom num- bers above each door, are among their many duties. The clubs officers of the l95l-52 school year were Ralph Trim- mer, President, Richard Cfrawinger, Vice-President, Richard Rogers, Secre- tary, Steve Dobessy, Treasurer, and David Doremus, Chaplain. Mr. Sowers is the advisor. A.l.A. The A Z A is an organization for young men sponsored by B'nai B'rith. A program of cultral, religious, inter- faith community service with social and athletic activities, as well as service to the school, is planned by the members and Mr. Gottlieb, their advisor, to en- courage participation in the responsi- bilities of democratic living. BE llunfgiim i .f A ' YHA UHIlU CARE The Child Care Club has as an objective learning to understand chil- dren of all ages and to care for them intelligently. Girls who earn money as baby sitters find help for their problems, and the Way to understand their younger brothers and sisters better. Dis- cussions ot feeding, bathing, and man- aging children consume one activity period each Week, Participation in group handling is possible at Hurden- Loolcer School, when mothers are attending Parent-Teacher Association Meetings. j FUTURE NURSES The members of the Student Nurses Club are junior and senior girls planning on entering the nursing field as a profession. These girls assist in all major testing programs 'of the medical depart- ment. The senior girls are assigned to the Clinic one day a Week where they take temperatures, and givefirst aid for minor injuries. Each year the girls have the opportunity of visiting many of our lnrfnl hOSDifCIlS. l 4-Sir PRUJEEEIUN CEUB The activities of the Projection Crew consist of work around the school throughout the year. A squad operates the Projector, composed of six boys, two seniors, two juniors, and two sophomores. , Mr. Paul Nichols is the advisor. The l95l-52 officers were the following: President, Daniel Miller, a 3 year mem- ber, Vice-President, james Murphy, a 3 year member also. The members in- cluded George Gruytch, Ralph Oswald, john Murphy, and Dick Kesil. AUEO MECHANICS The Auto Mechanics Club was formed this year to aid mechanically- minded students in the operation and maintenance of an automobile. This first year the club has been restricted to classroom work, but by next year We hope to expand to doing actual repairs on automobiles. ARE AUVEREISING CEUB Under the direction of Mrs. Elaine Cohn the Art Advertising Club maintains the function of advertising the events tball games, dances, play, etc.J of the school in the High School. They learn various art techniques and use them in their posters. With only nine members they assist the Publicity Club. HEBAEE ANU EURUM Under the supervision of Mr. Warren Beltramini and Mr. Benard Schalkoff, the Hillside High debating club has endeavored to further the interests of interscholastic forensic work and teach the students to express themselves clearly and precisely. A badge of distinction for those whose achievements demonstrate singular ability and persistent effort is awarded in the form of membership in the National Forensic Society. At' present, 6 students hold membership cards. Alll MHM lllllll The Art Metal club which 1 supervised by Mr Constantine Harper meets during the activity periods ot each Week Girls are taught how to make earrings, pins, bracelets, candle- holders and many other objects out of metal and plastic. Many of the pieces are original designs ot the students. STAGE-lIIlHlINlS lllllll House lights dim, the curtain opens, and the spotlight focuses upon the actors. These occurrences are only partially automatic, tor behind the scenes, the stage and lighting crew is constantly working tor assemblies and musical and dramatic presentations. Eleven boys and three girls com- prise the group who build sets, reg- ulate the microphone, and have the feeling ot being back-stage on an open- ing night. The club is presided over by Isabel Tanenbaum and advised by Mr. Horace Macnab. SHUHIHANII lllllli This Stenography Club meets twice a Week. lt is open to those who had one or two years ot steno. lts aim is to give an additional practice period in note taking and transcription to those who Wish to increase their speed beyond the classroom require- ment, or to bring up their speed to classroom requirement. if IHESPIANS Guided by their motto, Act Well your part, there all the honor lies, Troupe 4i887 of the National Thespian Society takes an active part in the dramatic activities ot Hillside High School. Members are selected tor out- standing achievements in the dramatic tield. Most prominent ot the club's ven- tures is the presentation ot the One-Act Play Festival. Miss Olive Rapp, English and dramatics and speech instructor, is the troupe's advisor. fr! '9 IIMPIHIS lilllll The Umpires Club was initiated this year because of the girls' interest in umpiring games properly. Spon- sored by Miss Simonet, the club endeavors to teach the rules of vari- ous sports With the purpose of aiding the girls not only in umpiring but in playing a better game. Plllllllllll HUB This club functions With the main purpose of publicizing social, athletic and financial functions of the school. Members discuss the on-coming affairs, and plain appropriate publicity for them. The poster, loudspeaker, and distribution are the three leading committees. MIXED CHU USES The two vocal musical organizations proximately one hundred and ten stu at Hillside High are the A Cappella dents belong to the Choir or the Glee Choir and the Girls' Glee Club. Club Both groups are participants in our The advisor is Miss l-l Galloway annual Spring Concert, A total of ap -.u.- - Q fb 3 6' nt' kgs' I ,gi VN 3. V 14 1.7 Q 4, . . Cnhcs Club ff ' J Science Excursion Club 'M' . Q . -R I .I gi , 4, W , V gait: 1 . X-C, .K K I I fx' R cl k Y I w lx '1 ii will ff' vip ,919 - -4 U '4 , .. N K Q' -AfJ-- 4. mf .E Qwf' 'X'-?5 ' gf: ig? ak ' -fx K 1 l . X ' ' . .eirk -X ,x y 5 f 6. ,ku .rg -,C K: .3 at Q- X . if '41- ,Q 1 cc u li, Glee Club J' 9 l lbfQc u .la SEATED: Robert Lehrer, Audrey Dubow, William Kaplan, Iecmne Hoptay, Donald Goldman. STANDING: Kathryn Kuzma, Marcia Baron, Ioan Hop- tay, Myra Lubowitt, Dora Cavo, Paula Schiff, Dorothy Louis. We Hope You liked llur l periment EPOCH STAFF Advisors: Mrs. B. Brandon, Mr. R. Gledhill Kathryn Kuzma Robert Lehrer Dorothy Louis Myra Lubowitt Vincent Procopio Paula Schiif Isabel Tanenbaum Marcia Baron Dora Cavo Audrey Dubow Donald Goldman Ieanne Hoptay Ioan Hoptay William Kaplan The Acwans of Hillside Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baron Mr. and Mrs. Becker and Family Beverly and Buddy Blackbean, Dzuster, Fat, Feets and Polly Mr. cmd Mrs. I.. Blotsky Mr. and Mrs. E. Boucher Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brandon Wayne T. Branom Rubin Buskin Cindy and Marv Mr. and Mrs. W. Cohen Dave and Debby Deborah B'nai Brith Girls of Hillside Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs A. Donotrio Barney Drucker Iohn Duthie Thomas A. Dwyer Arthur Eisner Frank W. Erback William Farmer D. I. Feldman Benjamin Friedman Aaron Gecker Louis Geller Edward Giorno Fred Glaser Robert B. Gledhill E. Goldberg Louis Goldblatt Martin A. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Goodstein Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Leon Greenstein Victor Haas Iack Handshuh Carl Hayes George Hirshfield Mr. and Mrs. Peter Irwin Isabel and Bob Ian, Ioan, Meris and Iris Ianet and Frank A Ioey and Sheila Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M. Kadish Samuel Kaplan I. Karpinski M. Kohl Arthur Koorse Mr. and Mrs. H. Krauss Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Kulikowslci Mr. and Mrs. Roman Kuzma Mr. and Mrs. Iohn D. Lathrop Mr. and Mrs Samuel Lehrer PATRONS Sandy and Leroy Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Marcia and Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . William H. Lewis A. Licht Iules I. Lubowitt Martin Lustig Horace P. Macnab Wilma Gottlieb W. I. Marshall A. Massa and Family . S. Massimino and Family L. F. McQueen Mr. and Mrs. . T. Meakem . Nathan Meyers Mr. A. Mooney Mung Kids-Mike and Tom The Nacht Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Nikodem Paula and Sheila Mr. and Mrs. I. Piro The Qfs ot Hillside Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rausch R. U. F. F.'s Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ring Ianet Barbara Ring The Robertozzi's Mr. and Mrs. Mack Roseif Ruth, Elenor, Essie, Eileen, Ruthie, Carol, Ioan, Eileen and Izzy Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . Nathan Sax . B. I. Schalkoff William Schartenberg Samuel Schiff The Schuckman Family Senior Cheerleaders, Sandy, Ian, Iris a Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Thomas Serratelli Irving Slavin Irvin P. Sowers Samuel Sternbach Philip Stromeyer W. Sutton Louis Tanembaum H. V. Tichenor L. G. Totten . Paul Trimmer C. Urbine . T. Urchak Mrs. Gussie Weinberg Yeager's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Nat Zipkin Mr. and Mrs. Phil Zuckerman nd Sue OUR PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS M. M. Lilien, M.D. R. Poleshuck, M.D. Anton A. Vit, Attorney Edward I. Moress, MD. M. M. F., Ralph A. Schwartz, M.D. Robert Rosen, DDS. Henry I. Konzelrnan, M.D Robert Levine, DDS. DDS. 72 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF x'52 ESSEX KNITTING MILLS CORPORATION SAM KAPLAN IKE SCI-ILESINGER NEWARK - NEW YORK - CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO 73 TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE HENRY GOLDHOR Public Safety MILTON CONFORD ROBERT KIRKPATRICK Mayor Finance RAYMOND KING IQHN MALQNE Hiefllth - ROCIdS - Sewgfs 74 The Hillside National Bank 1320 North Broad Street Offers Complete Banking Facilities DIRECTED BY DAVID DOREMUS Chairman of the Board HARRY W. DOREMUS Vice-Pres., C. F. I-lubb RICHARD S, EARL GEORGE W. KUHLMAN Vice-Pres., Heil Cor LEMUEL A. HULL S 5 CO- chairman ot Board, National carbide THOMAS E. COLLETON Retired Pres., Lawyers Clinton Title Insurance IOHN P. BRADIN CO., of N- I. Retired AMES A GNEIL WESTLEY T. MILLER I ' Pres., Miller Steel Co. President IOHN H. FRIDEN Vice-Pres., Bristol Myers Co. DAVID O. EVANS General Contractor WILLIAM WINTERS, IR. Treas., Air Reduction Co., Inc. Vice-Pres., Bristol Myers Products Div. WILLIAM M. BRISTOL, III Assets Over S20,U00,U00.00 Member of Federal Reserve System Deposits Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. I I 75 To Hillside Students: The best you can do is to secure an edu- cation. When you think of employment, be sure to give us consideration. o SUN TUBE CORPORATICN 181 Long Avenue HILLSIDE NEW IERSEY Compliments of DIUNDET CUBK CUBPURATIIIN Hillside - North Bergen SAMUEL FURINESS MAT CO., INC. Manufacturers of SA-FUR LINK FLCOR MATS Industrial, Commercial and Home Use 517 Columbia Avenue HILLSIDE, NEW IERSEY He 2-7550 1 I 1 I I l l EDGCOMB STEEL CORPCJRATION 'k 460 Hillside Avenue HILLSIDE NEW IERSEY ongrafufafionfi to the Graduating Class oi Hillside High School Education makes people easy to lead, but difficult to drive: easy to govern, but impossible to enslave. allow! gmugkam, IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ' 1828 I v THE CQOPER ALLOY FQUNDRY co. HII.I.SIDE, NEW JERSEY EADING PRODUCERS OF STAINLESS STEEL VALVES, FITTINGS AND CASTINGS 80 i' L. A. HULL South Orange 2-8031 WILBUR C. CRELIN SPORTING GOODS 485 Valley Street MAPLEWOOD, NEW IERSEY 8 I 1 PLASTIC MOLDS of ORNAMENTAL NATURE ENGRAVERS - TOOLMAKERS - one SINKERS 9 EVANS TERMINAL HILLSIDE 5, N. J. ELizclbeth 5-8484-5-6 All Molds Tesfed In Our Own 8 oz. lnjecfion Machine VIKING SPRINKLER COMPANY, Inc. ENGINEERS - CGNTRACTORS MANUFACTURERS A. C. ARTHUR RUDIN, New Iersey Agent Elizczrbeth 2-3487 1120 Central Avenue HILLSIDE, NEW IERSEY Compliments I of DAVID 0. EVANS Compliments of A FRIEND BEST WISI-IES TO TI-IE CLASS OE 1952 HILLSIDE DEMOCRATIC CLUB Featuring SCIENTIZED BUSINESS TRAINING Co-educational DAY and EVENING all year 'FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE SUMMER SCHOOL Kctll courses operri IUNE TO SEPTEMBER Founded 1883 909 Brood St. NEWARK ELIZABETH C. WALTER. B.C.S. R. I. HALL, B.C.S. MANAGER MANAGER ember New lersey Ass'n. of Schools of Business 1139 E. Iersey St. GOOD LUCK TO TI-IE CLASS OE 52 BERKELEY SCHOOL 22 Prospect Street EAST ORANGE, N. I. 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