Hillside High School - Epoch Yearbook (Hillside, NJ)

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WE DEDICATE THE EPOCH Ahoy mates! Gather ye 'round from stern to star, Leave your mops and your ropes where e'er you are, Sound ye your trumpets loud, your voices hold. Tis homage we pay to a man good as goldf Tis famed, Io-ved, and cheered that he's become. Mates, three hoorays for the one called Mr. Dunham. Yes, Mr. Dunham is loved by our crew for his service, devotion, and friendship to all who may seek it. We pro- claim his name as one of the greats and record it in this yearbook for all to see. Those of us who may view it will remember the ways in which Mr. Dunham, our Vice-Principal, has assisted us in our high school careers. He treated us firmly, but with deep understanding, and helped us to become well behaved young men and women. He afforded us the pleasures of creative and worthwhile recreation by directing a widely varied extra-curricular program. He sifted through our schedule requests with patience and perseverance so that we could enjoy the right of an individual schedule based on our own needs. He even provided us with lodgings for our belongings in our home away from home by assigning to each of us a locker and combination. Added to these services are the most cherished of all, the ones he performed just as a friend. Nlr. Dunham has never let us stand alone in trouble, and we, in turn, want him to know that we will never let him stand alone in trouble. We band together and voice our sincere wishes for the health and welfare of this great man. Now mates, tis time again to pick up your tashsg Dunham wouldn't lihea man being lax. We put tribute in our hearts and our log. Our prayers for Mr. Dunham go direct to God. . a A F A- f' f fasjyt V. -f TI rift' '4'

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S l 1 f THE SEA oF EDUCATION, leadership, and friendship is sailed over by all students and sets a somewhat bumpy course for them to follow. The yearbook is a log of the students' voyage through the sea. Looking through the log, we can see a record of the days when the sea was fierce and tempes- tuous and every wave seemed to rock in rebellion, the days when the sea rejoiced and every wave exclaimed its elationg the days when the ocean was tranquil, and every wave was absorbed in its own quietudeg and, we can see in the log that every day at sea offered its own challenge to those who were sailing it. To the Seniors, who have set down in this log the course they have been sailing for four years, has come the knowledge that the sea which they have traveled over is but a small stream of life. The Seniors of Hillside High School appreciate the crew that has helped to make their voyage a pleasant one, and, one which has pre- pared them for the grand voyage yet to come. FOREWORD if ill' Q' 'L .L . v f ,' a ar E Wan ex UQ .j r' 'J , , nt 1 L im : Wm V ' f, N'l X. A555 V15 L1 1 'f ,Y R y Tar' Bra- ' ER S fi 4. 2 W QQ' 4 as if 1 V fb 'xi .V 2 1 iL ' 'S e SA' it H 4 it t,-- ig, I ,.,. if I ,Flay KW Y S S V v -gplgl' J, -., ,. i .,.. ,,-1 ' A fag .K our if ,. 1 PAGE 3 We t- 4

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