Hillside High School - Epoch Yearbook (Hillside, NJ)

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Band FIRST ROW, Front to Rear: J. White, G. Jaffe, A. Zim- merman, G. Stone, I. Koorse, D. Kurtzman, M. Gillet, R. Powell, A. Silverman, B. Rosenberg, J. Lang, S. Slovin. SECOND ROW: S. Wurtzel, G. Pascivus, P. Sperber, G. Weiss, B. Pierce, M. Blumenthal, B. Schimmel, M. Eisen- berg, S. Lieberman, S. Schwartz, J. Waldman, M. Arbit- man, W. Sweet. THIRD ROW: L. Flecker, B. Eisenberg, M. Swanger, S. Russo, M. Sammons, M. Pell, A. Sachs I. Oppenheim, L. Weisenfeld, P. Knoble, H. Lewitter, Ll LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Friedman, S. Wurtzel, L. Flecker. Sn, 28 Tischler, M. Ram. FOURTH ROW: A. Friedman, J. Brody, A. Goldberg, L. Frank, V. Anderson, D. Grubin, D. Cowell, E. Goodman, R. Barbiere, R. Mangold, V. Mirandi, R. Kreshock, L. Brennen. FIFTH ROW: S. Ritz, E. Gold- stein, N. Bart, B. Lazarus, J. Schmmit, N. Chanin, B. Brazer, Lovenstone, M. Barbiere, B. Schear, S. Roberts, J. Popick, M. Koris. SIXTH ROW: J. White, M. Good- man, C. Lipshitz, J. Kreshok, B. Beloff, H. Rosenblum, B. Pastor, E. Goodman, R. Bairunus, J. Winston, R. Fas- teau, L. Greenberg. Mr. Leonard Strassman and Mr. Seymour Stein are the instructors of the high school band. Students interested in instrumental music are in- vited to join this organization. lntricate Held formations are displayed by the band at all football games. Flagswingers and honor guards, chosen for their outstanding service with the band, are an added attraction at the half times. The band participates in various school and community programs, and entertains at the Spring Concert, assemblies, and parades.

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The Hiller Hiller aflords its rneinhers rnonthlv opportuni- ties to express ingenuity and creativity in writing skills. This popular newspaper hrings honor to the school hy its nieinlvership in the Quill and Scroll International Society of Scholastic Press Association. A highlight of activity this year occurred when Hiller editors and staff attended the Coltnnhia Press Conference. For a period of three days, they niet with people from all over the nation to dis- cuss the iniproveinent of school newspapers. The Conference concluded with a dinner at the lllaldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City. Each spring the newlv appointed editors take over the publishing preparations. 19 Copy and Typing FIRST ROW, L. to R.: D. Miskew, R. Graf, Typing Editor. SECOND ROW: M, Swanger, C. Rubovitz, B. Audreychin. Copy Editorg M. Rosenberg. Copy Editorg B. Rosenberg. Advertising, Business and Exchange FIRST ROW, L. to R.: L. Ueisenfeld. Advertising Editor: R. Weirh. L. Silverstein. SECOND ROW: W. Cohen. S, Einincrich. .-X. Kasoff. ABSEXT from Pictzueg G. Weiss. Advertising Editorg R. Gallof, Ex- change Editor. :N Editors and Adviser L. TO R.: G. Jacobs, Assistant Editor-in-Chiefg J. Rosenberg, Editor-in-Chiefg Mrs. D. Callan- der, Adviser.

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Majorettes and Flagswmgers LEFT TO RIGHT T Berman B Aaron M Haas A Frled man L Flecker K Abramson R Grushk1n B Katchen ll l.f KW BAND 'M f Unit Leaders FIRST ROW L to R A Frledman A Zlmmerman M Deng Davis Pell M Ram L Flecker SECOND ROW T Berman B Hcadwllomtte Aaron M Haas S Wurtzel E Goldstem G We1ss D Kurtz man R Grushkm B Katchen K Abramson