Hillside High School - Epoch Yearbook (Hillside, NJ)

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Features 6 Faculty 10 Seniors 22 Underclassmen 60 Activities 94 Business 142 Page 2 TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY

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HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY — VOLUME XXXIA m-imm iix • ' -

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FOREWORD “Allegory Of The Adolescent And The Adult” by George Barker • • • Looking for a wonder I went on a Monday, Meandering over the Alton down and moor ; When was it I went, an hour a year or more, That Monday back, I cannot remember. I only remember I went in a gay mood. Hollyhock here and rock and rose there were, I wound among them knowing they were no wonder; And the bird with a worm and the fox in a wood Went flying and flurrying in front, bur I was Wanting a worse wonder, a rarer one. So I went on expecting miraculous catastrophe. What is it, I whispered, shall I capture a creature A woman for a wife, or find myself a king. Sleep and awake to find Sleep is my kingdom ? How shall I know my marvel when it comes? I hen after long striding and striving I was where I had so long longed to be, in the world’s wind. At the hill’s top, with no more ground to wander P.xcepting downward, and I had found no wonder. Found only the sorrow that I had missed my marvel. I hen I remembered, was it the bird or worm, The hollyhock, the flower or the strong rock. Was it the mere dream of the man and woman AIade me a marvel ? 11 was not. 11 was When on the hilltop I stood in the world’s wind. The world is my wonder, where the wind Wanders like wind, and where the rock is Rock. And man and woman flesh on a dream. I look from my hill with the woods behind. And Lime, a sea’s chaos, below.