Hillside High School - Epoch Yearbook (Hillside, NJ)

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Bernard Schalkoff Department head Madelyn Banias Maxine Bercaw Paul Harr1son Why don't Americans teach their chil- K I dren how to speak? Mrs. J. Palmer tries. Jean ee an ENGLISH DEPARTMENT -FQ 2 A ' W Q Q H Dorothy Callander Jacqueline Palmer Miss M. Bercaw and Mr. P. Camilli confer with Mr. B. Schalkoff about a humorous thrift essay. Philip Camilli ,- l- , ,,,, e ee Marie iraco 'Q . 1 james Ryan Mrs. D. Callander tells a group of inter- ested seniors about her unforgettable times in England. Ronald Grab William erry

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,nswer the phone! Take dictation! Type letters! Mimeograph bulletins! More nd more work for H. Smith and J. Matthews. THE HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL guidance department consists of a director of guidance and three guidance counselors whose main interest is the educational, social, and emotional growth of each and every student. Headed by the Director and Senior counselor, Mr. Edward Gottlieb, the guidance staff includes Miss Irma E. Mayer, Freshman counselor, Miss Josephine Tersillo, Sopho- more counselor, and Mr. Arthur Berne, Junior counselor. The guidance department contributes to the scholastic, per- sonal, and career guidance of the entire student body. The de- partment strives to meet with every student at least twice a year, at which time various problems and scheduling for the following year are discussed. Conferences are held in the Senior year with Mr. Gottlieb, the student, and the parents present. These meetings pertain to the numerous types of careers related to the student's interests and capabilities. The correct choice of a college or vocation is one of the many goals of the guidance department. The main purpose of the guidance office is to send the student out into the world with his best foot forward. EDWARD GOTTLIEB Director of Guidance Hillside High School's Girl Fridays : Mrs. G. Meliado, Mrs. J. Mat- thews, Mrs. Humanik, and Mrs. C. Weisser take time out from their hectic schedule to pose for a picture. , The guidance department is like a light in the darkness to students. THANK HEAVEN for the competent secretaries of Hillside High School! Mrs. Josephine Matthews, Miss Helen Smith, Mrs. Gail Meliado, and Mrs. Clair Weisser serve as a strong crutch for the smooth operation of our school. Without these proficient workers, .Hillside High might be in quite a turmoil. Their innumerable duties range from attendance and truancy records to complicated inventories, requisitions, and reports to the Board of Education, Superintendent, and State. Records pertaining to a student are maintained by the offices throughout his entire high school career. The previously stated duties are only a fraction of the countless services of the school secretaries, who serve as a strong foundation for the complex maintenance of Hillside High. PAGE 15

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Mr. C. Kennington and Mrs. F. Korchin experiment with the wonders of a motor gyroscope. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Carol Anderson Arr. I .,,.x, A Claire Hughes V , VV If 'W 5 ,fE ,.l25?5X I ,t,,-gi-Q14 ,V ,A I ,lbw ik 5,5 , 2' ' J' 1,v,.. -'eiw fefia 5 ' ' ii i'f'zQ'Y2f x v .. V, . :f'?v52Eij1 X,:,i1?b William Todt SCIENCE DEPARTMENT if if rii llllli1 ,' ig, ,Mfg ,,'. Q Q Charles Kennington Department head Q, T7 '.:- 5556, ,li . ug i 5' 5'9- X Le., t X bl ,. in K ' Florence Korchin Harold Rehrig fs .ar bf :ig t -fl , x ag' A, Q X 1' . - if :Viyyq J 6976 Q1 'A Q xx wr, A John Duthie l -'R E Raymond Rancourt I 1 Jn? Blanche Steisel William Koellner Department head Math is fun! Mr. D proves that theorem. him R T ,msn nge Diane Danna Demetropoulas 'N x X Rhoda Koenig GCUFEC P2115