Hillside High School - Epoch Yearbook (Hillside, NJ)

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N09 K' ' run-.v A ai II an .fm-mf--AI uri' 'I S.GliA. ikrt Staff man, M. Rebacz, M. Newman, M. Lipson. SEATED: B. Eisenstadt, E. High, S. Fisher, N. Papert, S. Block, J. Gersten, S. Kriegman. KNEELING: J. Kauger, R. Seylaz. K cu. FIRST ROIV. I.. to R.: H. XVinnicki. M. J. Triano. J I Mis? R- Sefwarka helps the an staff with the prep- mnquisr. R. mmf. SIz'CO.N'D now- 1.'T0n0fiQ110. s, lEis aration of Christmas decorations. enberq. Tl yomman- J- 53550. S.CiiA. Bankers L A 23 STANDING, L. to R.: J. Fischer, R. Richter, R. Ordower, B. Hymowitz, S. Zwillman, J. Slonemsky. K. Lynch, J. Fried-

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S. G. A. Representatives FIRST ROW, L. to R.: P. Szyrnanski, H. Gutentag, E Krowen, J. Bell, M. Berger, H. Harding, D. Rosin I. Wain- schel, J. Light, S. Tabakin. M. Bell. A, Butvydas, M. Eisen- berg. SECOND ROW: R. Garodnick, A. Balerra, B. Friedman, C. Kowitski, V. Manganaro, L. Peterman, G. Geraci, B. Halem, L. Skorola, M. Silverman, S. Kreshok, M. Ma- rino, B. Pastor. THIRD ROW: M. Saltz, A. Silverman, R. Weich, Castanza, B. Faycik. A. Freund, R. Green- stein, J. Lange, R. Nadsky, H. Rapport, H. Shider, R Tumin. FOURTH ROW: R. Malone, P, Galenas, Fer- rigno, P. Yampolsky, H. Benjamin, Albrecht. R. Tobia E. Parochniak. FIFTH ROW: J. Smith, R. Mittleton, L Selesner, V. McTernan. At the beginning of the school year, each homeroom elects a representative and alternate. The representatives are part of the Stu- dent Council, the link between individual students and the student government. At weekly meetings, problems are solved and discus- sions held concerning school activities. Major decisions and ques- tions are brought back to the homerooms for opinions and voting. It is the duty and responsibility of the S.G.A. Art Staff to advertise and inform the students of forth-coming school events and to plan decorations for the extra dance. A banker and a teller are chosen each year in individual horne- rooms. They collect the weekly savings of the students and help to prepare deposits for the bank.

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11, I Il V H31 nfl 'I ll ug s as 'x A A lx Q. 'Q '-Q -Q x R 0111111111111 , fifbifyi ff I H 1 lllll ll ln' f 4... 'ii' P I M w w 1 , A A 1 . Jr ,Well Z Q. I l, QW f 24 Undergraduate Editor and Photographers L. TO R.: D. Friedman, Photography Editor, N. Kesheng R. Pinnas, Under- graduate Editor. Literary, Copy and Typing FIRST ROW, L. to R..' A. Kliman, Assistant Liter- ary Editor, I. Wainschel, Copy, and Typing Editor, I. Stokes, Assistant Copy and Typing Editor, C. Eiseng J. Constam. SECOND ROW: R. Garodnick, B. Napierkowski, H. Harding, Literary Editor, B. Waldman. Designers FIRST ROW, L. to R.: P. Rosner, N. Friedman. SECOND ROW: P. Freimauer, S. Kleiman. The 1958 yearbook circulation total of al- most 1300 includes administration, advertisers, students, teachers, and alumni. Work on the largest Epoch in H.H.S. his- tory began during the spring of 1957. Staff members were chosen for character, attendance, ability, and scholarship. Epoch maintains membership in both the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and the National Scholastic Press Association.