Hillside High School - Epoch Yearbook (Hillside, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

Hillside High Hillside, New School Jersey 1Q64 Volume XL ACCENT ON Foreword SINCE YOUTH IS ALL FOR GLADNESS Since Youth is all for gladness, And dreams and rainbow-skies, For rapture and moon-madness, Why are Youth's eyes so wise? Since Youth is all for vaunting Adventures, scorning fears— Is there not something haunting In Youth’s incongruous tears? 0 Youth must bleed and measure The days and span the sea— But Age will keep for pleasure What Youth thought misery. GLENN WARD DRESBACH Pace 3 O ' HlflOA We ‘Dedicate THIS EPOCH AND OUR HOPE OF PEACE To President John Fitzgerald Kennedy Disbelief and shock were the first emotions felt by the throngs who had heard the news of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. A deep sense of personal grief, rare to most of us, replaced the initial shock. The students of Hillside High School with sincerest admiration and loyalty to a great and revered President of the United States of America express the heart-felt desire to forge into the “New Frontier” which he so fervently advocated with his power, will, and prayer. President John F. Kennedy devoted his life to those beliefs which he so ardently held. The people who had elected John F. Kennedy to the highest office in the land and the youth who have found him a great inspiration of patriotism and leadership are now called upon to defend those liberties for which President John F. Kennedy fought, to finish the legislative task he began, and to strive to reach those goals of advancement which he aimed for so magnificently. We dare not forget today that we are the heirs of that first revolution. Let the word go forth from this time and place, to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans—horn in this century, tempered by war, disciplined by a cold and bitter peace, proud of our ancient heritage—and unwilling to witness or permit the slow undoing of those human rights to which this nation has always been committed, and to which we are committed today. President John 7. Kennedy’s Inaugural Address, January 21, 1961. “ASK NOT WHAT YOUR COUNTRY CAN DO FOR YOU—ASK WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR COUNTRY. Pace 4 PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY WELCOME Dr. Krumbiegel’s warm and understanding smile greets an apprehensive pupil. . . And if you buy fifty Hillside beanies,” says R. Ferrigno to Dr. Krumbiegel, “you will receive one absolutely free. Pace 6 A now familiar face in the halls of Hillside High is Dr. Walter O. Krumbiegel. He became our principal upon the retirement of Mr. Ruhl Custer, in the spring of 1963. Dr. Krumbiegel has had many years of experience in the Hillside school system. He was graduated from the Central Grammar School, which is now called A. P. Morris School. He graduated from Lebanon Valley College, Lafayette College, and New York LIniversity where he received his doctorate. For a period of eleven years, Dr. Krumbiegel taught English at Hillside High. Relinquishing his position as head of the English Department, he accepted the post of principal of Hillside Avenue School, a position which he held for seventeen years. He has received such awards as the B’nai B'rith Americanism Award and the Citation for Meritorious Service. Among Dr. Krumbiegel’s hobbies are sailing, skiing, woodworking, photography, and Hillside High School. But Hillside High is even more than a hobby, it is his second home. 'If all the year were playing holiday, to sport would be as tedious as to work. Shakespeare Pace 7 Starting the week off with a smile, Dr. Krumbiegel discusses the plans of the day with Mrs. Matthews. Judy Tange! Chccrlcading Captain Barbara Sweeney Chetrlcading Co-captain Pace 8 John firzzotino Football Captain Evalynn Hyra Spectator Editor-in-chief Cloria Cordero Twirling Co-captain Lynn Zipper Twirling Co-captain I JUller Editor-in-chief Among other morning problems, B. Deehl finds difficulty in getting out of his locker. Fingerpaints and crayons in high school? Of course, everyone goes through a second childhood. FEATURES OF YOUTH L. Garb, S.G.A. secretary, reports another good week of S.G.A. events. K. Arlein smiles as he contemplates his future at Po Dunk U. Pace 11 “Touchdown!” shouts the crowd as the Comets take the lead over Springfield. “Oh! If only I could read music!” exclaims C. Love. D. Covelcski performs “wonders” in chemistry for fellow students. “All good things must come to an end,” is the chant of Hillside High School students as they make their way home. Pace 12 “But Van,” says D. Kriegman, “I always thought I took a smaller size. “In reference to my campaign promise of co-ed gym classes,” states R. Ferrigno, president of the S.G.A., “it just can’t be done.” If only detention hall was really like this! DEVOTED AND UNDERSTANDING FACULTY The students of Hillside High School attribute a successful year to the efficiency and diligence of their teachers. Devotion, enthusiasm, and understanding characterize the entire staff in academic instruction and extra-curricular supervision. Ability to relate information and arouse interest and participation mark a laudable contribution to its youth. Broader knowledge, original ideas, and an awareness of creativity and culture are derived from the efforts of the faculty. These qualities are exemplary of a valuable individual and essential for a better world. Pace 14 Dr. Wayne T. Branom Superintendent of Schools Dr. W. Krumbiegel meets with officers of the P.T.A., left to right: Mrs. J. Hyra, Mrs. V. Kcttcrcr, Mrs. P. Zipper, Mrs. J. Demian, Mrs. D. Gillmorc. DR. WAYNE T. BRANOM Dr. Wayne T. Branom, as Superintendent of Schools, strives to keep the school system of Hillside modem and efficient. He works very closely with the individual schools in Hillside and the Board of Education in achieving that goal. Dr. Branom is considered the champion of youth in this community. He is instrumental in shaping the characters and futures of the students attending Hillside High School. BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated, left to right: Mrs. M. Hess, Dr. W. Branom, Mr. H. Stone, Mr. J. Valenti, Mrs. H. Kirkpatrick, Mr. W. Howell. Standing, left to right: Mr. F. Feltman, Mr. Berting, Mr. G. Chamberlain, Mr. C. Commarota, Mr. J. Beattie, Mr. P. Humanik, Mr. E. Crisafulli. Page 16 DR. WALTER O. KRUMBIEGEL Rarely has a newcomer captured the hearts of the student body of Hillside High as has Dr. Walter O. Krumbiegel, our new principal. It all started on the first day of school when Dr. Krumbiegel stood up before the student body and welcomed us back to school. Since then, he has visited most of the classes, reliving the days when he himself taught English right here at Hillside High. Dr. Krumbiegel has started a new epoch at Hillside High School. Dr. Walter O. Krumbiegel Principal Dr. Krumbiegel confers with Dr. Branom via telephone. LEADERS OF YOUTH MR. ANTHONY AVELLA Mr Anthony Avella, as assistant principal, supervises the Student General Association and various other student programs. As advisor to the Student General Association, he has helped the organization maintain its high standards as an efficient working body. All disciplinary problems are placed into the capable hands of Mr. Avella. Such problems are reviewed and the proper action is taken. In addition, Mr. Avella is instrumental in coordinating the activities of the student body and the faculty. Through his efforts. Hillside High School functions harmoniously. Dr. David Cancel I Psycholopst Mr. Anthony Avella, Vice-Principal Mr. Avella keeps abreast with his important correspondence. Mr. John Kulilowski Guidance Counselor Mr. Edward Gottlieb Director of Guidance FACULTY The smiles on the guidance counselors' faces: Mr. E. Gottlieb, Miss I. Mayer, Mr. J. Kulikowski, and Miss J. Tersillo, assure you that your future is bright. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The Hillside High School guidance department consists of a director of guidance, Mr. Edward Gottlieb, and three most capable guidance counselors: Miss Irma Mayer, Miss Josephine Tersillo, and Mr. John Kulikowski. Their main interest is to help the youth of Hillside High. Through close counseling and personal guidance, this department shapes today’s youth, the citizens and leaders of tomorrow. ATTENDANCE OFFICE Keeping track of youth on the move is the momentous task that the attendance office, under the supervision of Mr. George Sickles, must undertake every day of the school year. Collecting, compiling, mimeographing and distributing absentee sheets, issuing readmittance and tardy slips, and selling bus tickets for athletic events and the school bus are jobs of the attendance office. This department of the complex school organization performs varied and beneficial services for the students and faculty. Miss Irma Mayer Guidance Counselor The face has been hidden to protect the guilty. She was absent a week. Mr. George Sickles Attendance Officer Mrs. Jean Black Guidance Secretary Mrs. Callander captures the attention of her students with her overwhelming enthusiasm. Mr. Bernard Schalkoff Chairman ENGLISH Miss Jo-Ann Ascoli Miss Maxine Bercaw Mrs. Dorothy Callander Mr. Phillip Camilli Miss Patricia Cooke Mr. Ronald Grab Mr. George Sickels Mrs. Jacqueline Palmer Miss Nina Repolc Mrs. Bernice Wicks “Mind your P’s and Q’s and your spelling will improve rapidly,” instructs Mr. Pohli. G. Gillmore may get a real “charge” from his electrical equipment if he isn’t careful. Mr. Constantine Harper Director Mr. Henry Dikkcboom Mr. Harold Eichman Mr. Michael Rcstaino Mr. Ceoge Schwartz INDUSTRIAL ARTS Miss Helen Jankowski Chairman Miss Marie Atkiclski Mrs. Adelaide Harmon Miss Phoebe Haviland Mrs. Maryann Perkins BUSINESS EDUCATION Miss Jankowski observes the students as they apply proper typing techniques. FOREIGN LANGUAGES I wonder if he’s listening to me,” thinks each member of Mr. Rosemond’s “alert” Spanish class. Mrs. Annamac Rudolph Chairman (not shown) Mrs. Judith Slutsky Mr. Wilford Johnson Mr. Harry Ladanye Mr. Prank Roscmond Miss Susan Rork Mrs. Lottie Stark Miss Violeta Villalobos Mr. James Austin Mr. Andrew Horun Mr. Joseph Nectz Mr. William Todt Mr. Austin aids J. Kaplan, S. O’Connell, and I Sanditz in their mathematical endeavors. MATHEMATICS Pace 22 Mr. Joseph Silver Director SCIENCE It is a big problem to size up small things in physics. Mr. Charles Kennington Chairman Mr. M. Estes Cocke, Jr. Mr. John Duthie Mrs. Florence Korchin Mr. Raymond Rancourt Mr Harold Rehrig Mrs Blanche Steiscl Pace 23 SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Ceorgc Langstaff Chairman Mrs. Cynthia Borodynko Mr. Philip Borodynko Mr. Roger Mazzella Mr. Edward Monkman Mr. Robert Harrison Mr. Samuel Jefferis Mr. Michael Leta J. Tumin shows her enthusiasm for American history by reporting to Mr. Borodynko and his class. CAFETERIA STAFF Seated, left to right: H. Cahill, M. Pfcuffler, W. Pfeufifter, I. Phillips, B. Wedman, C. Cocuzza. Standing: T. Elling, S. Rohr, H. Pimkos, I. Homing, P. Faffa, G. Morris, H. Zimmerman, E. Kling, O. Izykowski, J. Anderson. Mrs. Josephine Matthews Secretary Mrs. June Otto Norse Miss Theresa Serwatka Art Instructor Mrs. Virginia Vreeland Home Economics Mr. Leonard Strassman Chairman of Music Department Mr. Michael Buglio Music Instructor Mrs. Catherine Burke Home Economics Mr. Howard Kravitz Music Instructor Mrs. J. Matthews and Miss H. Smith go cheerfully about their daily office duties. Mrs. J. McGill Secretary Miss Helen Smith Secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Crocco Librarian Mrs. Geraldine Humanik Librarian Mr. Earle Schaub Driver Education Instructor Miss Irene Phillips Dietician VARIOUS TALENTS Pace 25 BEWITCHED AND BEWILDERED FRESHMAN CLASS Cautiously I inched my way through the long, crowded halls, though dreadfully afraid that some upper-classmen would stop me. Suddenly 1 quickened my pace, remembering that if I were late to class, 1 would be kept after school. Bewildered and frightened, 1 scurried from room to room searching for a familiar face to help me find my bearing. My only consolation was that I was not alone; many other freshmen were also experiencing the same difficulties. Weeks passed and I found myself in the same crowded corridor looking into the same faces which had so frightened me before. By this time, however, I was well acquainted with my new surroundings and not in the least bewildered or panicky. The mystery of locating classes had vanished, and I had now adjusted to the shorter lunch periods and more homework. Contrary to my first impression, I found that I actually enjoyed high school. This experience was but another progression in my growth and development. Pace 26 %y salad days, when J was green in judgment.'' SHAKESPEARE Page 27 L. Abel S. Adclman R. Alsieux C. Appel S. Applebaum G. Aracich B. Arenson P. Armenti C. Atkinson E. Avnet L. Baiza J. Barberio C. Bass L. Bayard B. Bean M. Ben-asher J. Benjamin F. Berger L. Berlin W. Bertiger F. Beyer J. Bierbaum j. Black C. Biondi M Blatt B. Boho A. Bock C. Borkin J. Bomstein M. Borkowski W. Borski M. Botkin W. Bradley R. Brauncr J. Brice S. Brody H. Bromberg D. Brooks B. Brown M. Bukowski R. Bumball J. Cronan S. Cybroski A. Dalucsio j. Davis D DcBrino C. Decker E. DeCoster P Dcktinchak L. DeMaio A. Dcptula P. DeSarno S. Detweiler A. DeVito W. Dicrolf C. DiGesu M. Diore J. Duvall C. Eckhaus I. Efthemios P Ehrenfeld A. Elia R. Feathcrsione S. Feder M. Fischman R. Flamm D. Flaxman T. Forer S. Fox M. Frank M. Fredo L. Friedland C. Friedman I. Friedman P. Friedman C. Calaik J. Calamb A. Galenas J. Carr J. Castanon J. Cattino S. Chapman T. Chomsky D. Chubcn D. Cohen S. Cohen P. Confalone M. Connolly J. Cappola M. Corigliano D. Crane S. Cray M. Garber P. Gaubas R. Geezi S. Gelber A. Gcracos L. Gilbert S. Ginsberg R. Glass A. Goldberg G. Goldberg L. Goldberg P. Goldberg S. Goldberg A. Gordo R. Grabeisky E. Greenberg R. Greenberg R. Greenblatt S. Grod H. Gorwitz Freshman Class OFFICERS Sara Steisel, President; Linda Notte, Vice President; Pam Pinter, Secretary; Judy Coppola, Treasurer. I. Guttman J. Haber S. Hallingse R Heller D. Helmstetter L. Heon P. Herman B Hill C. Heifech T. Hintenbergcr R. Halpcr S. Hars B. Harwood E. Hausman A. Havlicck N. Himmelstien A. Heller M. Hopkins P. Hopkins T. Hopkins B Hrevnack J. Hutchinson L. Hyman R. Hymowitx J Hyra L. Ikas P. Ilgavizis R. Intrabartolo K. Isherwood H. Jacobi A. Jacobowitz L. Jacobs M. Jacobs C. Jordan R. Kalfus R. Kalman M. Kaplan A. Karrol H. Katz L. Katz S. Katz J. Kaufman J. Kaufman J. Keen P. Kcndlcr V. Kennedy A. Kestenhaum E. Kilpatrick D. Kirk W. Kirk B. Kirschncr R. Klein J. Kl ppel P. Klinger W. Klusener J. Lonopada S. Kovach L. Knopf K. Koraus T. Kostes W. Kowalczyk P. Koza S. Kozarck J. Laddv T. Lang L. Langcr C. Lazarus C. Levenson F. Levin D. Levine R. Levinson J. Licgl H. Lipp P. Lltwtnoff R. Lobe F. Lodato J. Lysco D. Mahr Pace 31 R Malcolm C. Mange A. Marcus A. Markowitz L. Martin E. Mastroianni iMr. Sayer and his class listen attentively to a report given by a student. M. Mazur L. Mazzco M. Mazzco P Mazzco P. McKcown R McMicheal B McTaggart J. Mcndes N. Mcnkin G. Mess A. Mcstcrhazy C. Michel L. Mikulewicz O. Miller G. Miller M. Mills P. Minervino M. Miskew L. Moses R. Moynihan M. Mullcry T. Murphy C. Nadolsky F. Nemeth L. Nottc E. Oakic K. O’Donnell M. Onoszko F. Pakay A. Panarese L. Pantircr J. Paolercio R. Parciak K Parigian J. Patanio V. Patanio L. Peters P. Petti R. Piegari C. Pienciak R. Pingaro P Pinter Pace 32 G. Piscrchia W. Pogozelski S. Pollack A. Poschock C. Powell T. Prawer G. Price f B. Przepadlo M. Pugliese G. Puhak M. Pulik I. Punchatz W. Rapka S. Rasch W. Raticwicz J. Raiichbach S. Rcifc J. Reiser R Resnick K. Rickie C. Rinaldi J. Rispoli H Rose A. Rosenberg B. Rosenberg M. Rosenberg S. Rosenzwcig S. Roscnsweig M. Ross G. Rolh J. Rubin S. Rucla S. Ruggiero J. Ryan P Saggcse M. Salerno J. San Filippo P. San Filippo K. Sawchak W. Saxon F. Sayer P. Schachman B Schechiter P. Schechiter T. Schectcr E. Schimcl F. Schmon A Schreier G. Schuckman W. Schulman F. Schultz A. Schwartz E. Schwartz E. Schwartz J. Schwartz M. Schwartz M. Schwartz V. Sciamrcllc C. Segal I ft J. Segall S. Scligman S. Shear D. Shellbournc T. Shoenberg M. Shoengold S. Sieg Mrs. Palmer helpfully aids her students in their study of etymology. S. Spivock M. Spolowitz M. Stanko L. Stein S. Stcisel C. Stickles J. Sticr A. Stone C. Stone H. Straka M. Strauss G. Stmblc J. Stukes J. Sulzman R. Sweats B. Sweet J. Swcrdlin P. Swider D. Tangcl K. Tarka J. Tarler Pace 34 L. Siegel J. Siegel L. Singer R. Sizemore B Skwirut J. Slack R. Smagowicz E. Sonntag S. Spielholz S. Titelhaum R. Testa R. Toppe L. Trechik C. Tully J. Urhanski L. Urchison J. Vasilc A. Vollmann C. Vollmann M. Weisman G. Weissberg M. White Z Wilf M. Williams W. Williams W Willner D. Wilson M. Woller D. Wood t L. Wyman J. Yakcly M. Yakcs R Yanchok P. Yovich H. Yungst D Zack M. Zagel M. Zarubo C. Zeman E. Zonderman E. Zukowitz J. Pires R. Polarcio GROWING INDEPENDENCE SOPHOMORE CLASS My sophomore year was my second year of growing independence. It was a year of battles with theorems, anatomy, and Caesar; and a period brimming with new experiences. It was a time of unperceived challenges; challenges to the fundamental ideals I had created, as well as to my intelligence. This year brought changes in my values and in my pleasures, changes that are necessities of a maturing youth. My sophomore year was one in which I met and mingled with different types of people, and one in which I gained, once more, the priceless gift of knowledge. Within this period I have been witness to history in the making, and although I leave behind this year, my memories of the events which have encompassed this period shall never pass from my mind. This time was but a great step on my stairway to a successful future. Pace 36 S. Abrams D. A it ken M. Aleshnick J. Alper C. Alscika S. Alsicux J. Altschulc D. Ambrose E. Amoresano M. Aracich C. Arches L. Ash E. Asherman M. A Herman K. Bairunas B. Balot H. Band E. Bank B. Barr S. Bateman w BOARD OK t. HERBERT R.OltV RAYMOND R. KING !i WAITER M Oi C � � ■� � t� r . i' C SITU fcif .• IARLOW H. C URTIS iOWARD VY. EARLE Y1LLUM M. RAPHAEL HARRY ARTHUR C WOOD! mine nuMCtru. in.-1: F- In i: HPNRN V Ml ■ EMIL HFRRIc li RObMi E CWOPUX o« JI ■«- -CHARLES F. ACKKRNUr DANIEL J.C? 99J irv ' ■— Sophomore Class OFFICERS Barbara Issler, President; Jo-Anne Carroccia, Vice-President; Diane Boxer, Secretary; Arlene Bloom, Treasurer. P. Bauer R. BclRglio R. Berger A. Bicrman E. Bilski E. Binder A. Bloom S. Bloomberg W Blucstonc J Bolan A. Bontempo J Bossany D. Boxer F. Brandt B. Braverman L. Bregen R. Breitbarth W. Brenner D. Briggs E. Brunner P. Bruno M. Bubniak J. Caccamo R. Carasio E. Carlucci J. Carolan J. Carroccia C. Carroll P. Cavalchire V. Ccrcstc M. Chase K. Christenson T. Cicsla C. Cipko R. Cohen I). Cook A. Crea H. Czacki T. Da Ros J. DiCiOvanni F. DiLeo P. Diore V. Domerski J. Doyle S. Drob J Dumbroff C. Dutkiewicx J Eben R Eckert M. Edwardsen A. Ehrenberg Pace 39 N. Friedman helps to highlight the Sophomore year with the decoration of the Scarecrow Shuffle. T. Einloth A. Eiscnbcrg R Eiscnstodt A Eiscr n o llii R. Hilda P. Erdman H. Erman J. Fairbanks J. Fand F. Faust M. Faycrtag R Fein C. Fclber R Feldman L. Fern C. Filce M. Fisch J. Fischgrunt A. Flax E. Flizack E. Frank J. Freud N. Friedman N. Friedman S. Friedman H Geller J. German W. Gibbons M. Gilcnson S. Gilson C. Ginelli J. Ginsberg R. Glasofer D. Goldberg G. Goldberg R. Goldberg S. Goldberg S. Goldman M. Gottlieb I. Gross C. Grossblatt J. Haas S. Halem T. Hatalla A. Hathaway E. Hedstrom E. Herold D. Hcrshkowitz J. Hcrshkowitz M. Hcrskovitz M. Hictala S. Hirschmann A. Hogan E. Grainick R. Greco S. Greenberg M. Greenblatt D. Greenspan R. Greutcr S. Griffcl Hillside spectators “hunger” not only for football goals but also for hot dogs and soda. D. Hollander L. Hollander A. Horowitz V. Horowitz A. Horowitz T. Hotalca T. Hrenko C. Huppiirt R. Huppurt K. Hyra D. Imhriaco A. Ishrccht B. Isslcr N. Jacobs A. Javel G. Jorgensen W. Kaezor B Kantor J. Kantor J. Kaplan S. Karel S. Katz B. Kaufman G. Kauger P. Kelner R. Kerekes S. Kirsh P. Klein R. Kline L. Kollcr C. Kopystcnski A. Korcnstein M. Korsakas K. Bairunas, M. Kramer, P. Piasecki and P. Moskowitz examine slides in Mr. Duthie’s biology class. I Krajccch J ' M. Kramer 7 R Krchs H. Kricgcl J. Krutulis R. Kugcl J. Kundin D. Kunz C. Kushncr G. Kvctkoskv R. Lange A. Lapp C. Lebowitz B. Lehman A. Leibowitz R. Lessin R. Levenstcin A. Liberman S. Liebermen E. Licbowitz N. Lindia D. Lininger M. Lipman M. Lipschutz E. Lomonaco S. Lukscs IsK R l.vnch Maddalcna MI V Madersky y I . Madorma J. Magdon M. Mahon R. Malecki T. Malhosky E. Manders J. Mantz F. Margherito D. Marino D. Mark D. Markowitz P. Markowitz T. Matweishyn C. Mazillo B Mazurkcwicz I Mazzeo Pace 43 R McCoy S. McGinn K. Meltxcr T. Meltzer G. Memo!i R. Middleton K. Mikulcwicz A. Miller M. Miller R. Miller Sophomore girls demonstrate proper form for field hockey participation. K. Mills T. Moeller D. Mohr P. Moskowitz T. Murphy L. Nadwodny G. Nathan M. Nedick M. Needle R. Neff K. Ninesling M. Nover C. Onysko R. Oris A. Ostrowitz G. Pallito T. Prachniak M. Pascal R. Perahia B. Petras J. Petrucclli M. Piasecki C. Poliak T. Poliak L. Pomcrantz W. Pomematz W. Positan M. Prawer C. Price V. Rctlino A. Rcvock D. Ring M. Roderer J. Rosengarten M. Sanford J. Roth M. Ruhulotta R. Sahoski A. Sacker K. Sadler T. Salerno J. Prokopowicz M. Prezcpadlo J Radzinski S. Rater J. Raffak R. Rech L. Reilly 4 m V. Domerski and D. Mohr arc preparing a tabic setting for Christmas festivities, supervised hy Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Vreeland. R. Sasilco J. Scavron H. Schecter R. Schick I. Schultz R. Schultz R Schulz H. Schwartz C. Schwartz S. Seidel L. Selesncr F. Senncr F. Shaklan F. Shoffel R. Sidwa J Sicgal K. Silverstein J. Simmons D. Skilton K Slitkin . .. but if you get a flat tire, go to a service station. B Small J. Smith J. Smith M. Smith J. Spiegel D. Spivack D. Sternberg R. Stevens J. Stcibcr J. Stoskus I). Strasley V. Trcmarco J. Triano D. Trictsch W. Ubclhocr J. Umansky P. Vivona R. Szcnlc S. Teitelbaum L. Thomas L. Toldt J. Tomasovich A. Tortoricllo J. Tortorello S. Walsh j Warhaflig C. Waton j. Wawrzcnski J Weber T. Wcidenbaum |. Weinberg N. Weinglass H Weiss I Weiss D. Weller G. Williams S Williams S. Williams B. Winard T. Winnecki D. Wogcnski B. Wortzcl D Wyatt W Yadusky Pace 47 SUCCESS LIES AHEAD JUNIOR CLASS It's great to be a Junior! Imagine being a member of the class of '65. After two years of sitting on the floor of the boys’ gym during pep rallies or in the last row of the auditorium during the assembly programs, I am finally an upperclassman. I now wear my H.H.S. ring which I received at the Junior Ring Dance with great pride. Walking down the hall with confidence, I feel that I have mastered dictation, have solved numerous unsolved problems in mathematics, and have learned many new techniques in electric shop. The enthusiasm builds up as I take numerous achievement tests which will determine my ultimate destiny in life. At the present, I can only perceive the wonderful day when I can proudly exclaim—“I’m a Senior!” Page 48 youth, with swift feet, walks onward in the way,- the land of joy lies all before his eyes. BULWER Pace 49 J. Abel K Albert G Aleixo A. Alejar Vi Alpcr R Anthony D. Arbetman P Arnashus C. Atamanchuk C. Attanasio I. Bailey M Baron M. Baron S. Bass S. Becker D. Bedell B. Berger P Berkowitz L. Bcrlanstcin C. Bernstein L. Bernstein W. Bernstein L. Best M. Russo points out one of her beaus to L. Rubin and C. Yovich. I Blau L. Blazicr P. Blcvis J Bogncr B. Bo Ison Page 50 ! Bond R. Bontempo f P. Bnrnstein R Bossert H. Boxer R. Boyno M. Brams W. Brclowski S. Brooks S. Brown C. Cadmus Junior Class OFFICERS Philip Jajowski, President; Karen Wolt, Vice-President, Susan Keisch, Treasurer; Joyce Vollmann (not shown), Secretary. R. Cahill B. Callcndirclk R. Capro J. Carasia M. J. Cassidy S. Chahina I ). Chawluk Chcriff C. Chertkotf l:. Chicalese G. Ciccwierz C. Cipko R. Cocuzza D. Cohen M. Cohen G. Collins H. Cooper R. Corson K Coslit Pace 51 R Cowell R. Cox D. Craig I). Davis I). Delagram R. Dorman I. Do Risi J. Do Sarno A. Diamond N. Digicsi J. I tamaracki A. Dowling N. Dryer F. Droppa M. Dulherger R Dunn D. Duvall P. Dzmil M. Edwardsen S. Egeth I. Fide S. Elmcn F. Erdman C. Fastow J. Fazio M. Feller L. Fernicola L. Fertig L. Filcc J. Filcc D. Finkel W. Fisch D. Fisher S. Fishman Pack 52 L. Forcr B. Frank M. Freidman R. Freidman R. Freidman L. Fruchtcrman H. Gaines 4 G. Gcracos S. Click S. Glikin S. Goldberg N. Goodman N. Gordon C. Gall J Gcchtman R. Gcllerman R. Geminder I Genbcrg V. Gcnslcr I Geraci M. Gorodko R. Gottlieb I). Gouss C. Cracf M. Graifcr I). Grapkowski C. Gray Is this the ratio in H.H.S.?—three to one. S. Hallingsc R Halper M Harris J. Harrison V. Hars H Hart M. Hausman M. Healey S. Hcifcch S. Hclman V. Heres f. Hill K. Hill W. Hirleman H. Hirschfeld |. Hodvance D. Holt H Hubschman Page 54 L. Kan M. Kaiz F. Kcech S. Kcisch R Kcllcher H. Kcitcrcr E Kidzus S. Kilian L. Killingcr “Roger, over and out,” is signal given by S. Goldberg in Booth C. G. Kimmel G. Klein P. Kmct . M. Knoit R. Kobrin J. Koclhlc M. Konkus J. Kosofsky D. Kotlcr E. Kovac G. Kradin N. Krcilzman W. Krcszcl S. Krcvsky B. Krokosz P. Krupsky H. Kugel I. . Kuhmann S. Kundin Pace 55 H. Kurland A. La Pointe M 1.. Laurina C. Lawrence B. Leapman !M. Lee R. Lcepson E. Lcfkovits M. Lcibowitz C. Lcininger L. Leonard L. Levine M. Levinson L. Lich S. Lipman D. Lipp J. Lister E. Listman B. Lobe N. Lordi C. Love C. Lulic J. Lynch K. Macklin T. Magzan R. Marcus P. Margheriio C. Marinovich A. Marsh Mr. Langstaff illustrates some of the interesting features of our native land. M. Marsnick S. Marx j. Masker R. Matlosz D. Malusik J. McConlogiic I. McDonough T. McLaughlin P. Mclillo N. Merkel D Messano A. Michel D. Mills A M. Moeller M. Monheit J. Morlino M. Morris J. Moynihan K. Moynihan H. Mudry |. Nadolsky B Nagengast L. Monaco C. Nedick L. Newman V. Nolan J. Nottc S. O’Connell E. O’Donnell L. Oravetz C. Orbach M. Orlans K. Pansica M. Pascal “Do you think that anyone knows that we are here?” inquires C. Romanyshyn of E. Ruskowski. R. Pastor C. Patrick R. Pa via k L. Pearlman V. Pctcrpaul N. Petervary A. Peyser L. Pietruszka P. Piscitelli C. Pogozclski L. Polhemus A Pollack L. Rothstcin L. Rubin M. Rubin C. Rudnick E. Ruskoski M. Russo C. Sad I on L. Sanditz R. Sawchak R Schcller K. Scherer S. Schierer L. Schmidt G. Schocn J. Schon I. Schuckman The Speaker of the House,” debator H. Kugel, reads announcements over the P.A. System. N. Schuckman A. Schulman G. Schuman D. Schwartz L. Seifert D. Shafer D. Shaw L. Shear J. Shuta D. Siegel R. Silbcr A. Silbcrcich H. Silverman j. Simms I.. Simpson M. Sirkin S. Sirkin E. Siwichi M Slovin Page 59 I.. Stephens S. Stern E. Sternin P. Stokes B. Stone E. Storch B. Strachan J. Sutton E. Tepper J. Swallow J. Testa J. Thaw L. Tighc P. Tilkin R. Toher J. Toppe I. Tortorello L. Totams K. Trainor R. Trilling G. Urhanski Cl V. Vitale B. Vivona R. Volantc Page 60 J. Voflmann L. Wagner R. Wagner R. Walter F. Wasilak E. Wawrzenski M. Weinberg L. Weinick P Weisbcchcr I. Weiss L. Weissbcrg W. Wheaton M. White B. Wiener J. Wiener L. Wilf M. Wilkenfeld N. Willis K. Wolt L. Wortzel M. Wright D. Yadusky J. Yakes J. Ycselson F. Yeskel K Yeskin C. Yovich E. Hart and L. Fruchterman find their PSAT scores very amusing as Mrs. Black shows them their folders. SENIOR SOVEREIGNTY I REMEMBER IT WELL Pace 62 It began on a day in the month of September, I'm sure you must certainly all remember. We were young and excited, and just beginning To face the unknown, inning by inning. Weeding through a course of math, Clearing the way, making our path. Cooking and sewing became an art; Auto shop was great from the start. We met new friends, trying our best To secure a sound and lasting nest. At Pal we danced till we could stand no more, Oh how that music seemed to roar! As Sophs we were big and bad you know, My how the summer did make us grow. Biology class was liked by all While steno taught us to be on the ball. Junior year was wild and spinning, Basketball games, our team was winning. Atlantic City was the height, The Comets fought with all their might. The Ring Dance was a huge success, A night of splendor and nothing less. We danced as the Regionals did sing, Each queen escorted by her king. Summer days were short and sweet, Stanley Terrace was the street. Your friends you’d find at Bradley Beach, Fun and laughs within your reach. The big shots seen are Seniors of course. Romances brewing through every source, The Prom, the Play, love that school! Hillside High taught us the rule. Well, my friends, the time is near For you and me to step to the rear. Alma Mater we shall sing, Tears of love our eyes will bring. We’ll plan to meet, we know not where. If God is willing, we’ll be there. A prayer we’ll say for every mate For a happy, prosperous and healthy fate. Page 63 T. T. MUNGER CHERYL AARON Personality as big as her eyes . . always lends a helping hand Veep of the Freshman Class . alias Michelangelo attended Art Students' League . . . Ceramics Club . . . Spectator Art Staff . . . Mr. Toomey's History Class was the bestest” all packed for Ohio University. MARILYN ADLER 'Sure''. . . going to the council meeting? . Senior Class Council . . si. after Spanish Club . . . future speech therapist. RUGGIERO ABBATEMARCO Reggie” . . a smile for all pleasing personality . . . amiable often seen with a certain girl named Ruth . . . Students’ General Association member. DIANE AIELLO Sarge . . . Di . . . friendly and sincere . . always happy . . . well- liked by everyone people arc the greatest . . usually seen in A-l . . . oh, those records . . . business leader . . S.G.A. Corresponding Secretary . President of Better Business Students . . future plans include Business School ROBERT A BR AMO WITZ B” Brown . . . gregarious . . . considerate likes to be with people . . . loves those sports . . . basketball is the greatest ... the music man . . . Student Band Director German Club . . Future Physicians Club . . . Freshman Class Treasurer . . . a microphone and a song a future physician. HOWARD ANAPOLSKY ' Howie” . . . man about the school cars . . . sports . . . typical of the male . mechanically inclined . . makc-it . . . fix-it . . . Students' General Association Member . . college bound . interest in law SANDRA AFRICANO Sandy . . fun to be with . . friend to all who seek a true friendship . . . frequently seen with Mike . . . enjoys sports . . . click, click . . . typing . steno . . . memories of H H S. NEAL APPEL Tom between Wecquahic and Hillside . . . great dancer ... a working man . can t wait until lunch time . . remembers Mr. Todt’s Geometry Class . . . Track Team . . . debator . . . anyone for paddle ball? . loves that gym class . . . next stop Upsala College . . . then Dental School. EILEEN ARENSON “Ei” sparkling personality . , . liked by all . Hiller Feature Editor . . . another Picasso? . . . attended Art Students’ League in N Y . . Ceramics Club . . . Publicity Club . . . Spectator Art Staff . . . President of El Club Espanol . . . future plans are no surprise . . commercial artist KENNETH ARLEIN ' Ken'' happy-go-lucky . . . likeable . . . often seen playing ball with the boys . . enjoys math and sports . . . remembers Mr. Palfi’s Algebra 11 class . . . Freshman and J.V. Basketball Teams . . . marching band . . . money will be in good hands . future accountant SUSAN AVERBACH “Sue . a favorite with everyone for her sparkling and outgoing personality always a laugh . . and always with Mike . . the sound of music —A Cappella Choir and Spring Concert . S.G.A. Banker and Collector . . . future as a dental assistant. DOROTHY BADER Dottie” . . . ruff and ready . laughing girl .my buddy . . those Wildwood days . . . roughing it G.A.C. member . Sigma Lambda Phi . . . Senior Class Council . . I could have danced all night . . Hawaiian Club high ideals . possible airline hostess. TEENA BELLOWS Smile and personality show she has what it takes . hates people who are late but doesn't show it . . . easy-going . . don't get scared, it's only an amoeba . . favors Biology . . . now, now, children . . . future elementary school teacher. MARTIN BERLANSTEIN Friendly . . . witty . . . cass . . interest high in school government . Junior Class V.P. . . S.G.A Representative . . . 7liller Sports Editor . . remember those crazy skits in Dramatics and Speech . Future Physicians’ Club . . . Doctor of Medicine in the future. 1 WENDY BERLIN Sparkling personality . well-liked by all . . constant smile . take those notes . . . Senior and Sophomore Class Secretary active Hiller Editor enjoys dancing remembers Mr. Pohli’s 4th period class . FT.A. member college bound to become an elementary school teacher. TRINA BERNE Great sense of humor . . sparks those parties . . musical piano player . . A Cappella Choir artistic also . . . Epoch art staff Ceramics Club . S.G.A Cabinet . . . Spectator . . . Publicity Club . . . remembers Algebra III . where was the Sophomore Dance centerpiece? . college beckons. WILLIAM BEAN “Bill” . . . good sense of humor . . . quiet . “It's great” car enthusiast . . . usually seen with Tom at sports events . . collects coins, stamps and good marks . baseball wrestling . . . first day really brings back memories . . . 2 H2 -f- 02 ■ 2 HjjO . . . Chemistry was great! . . . college bound. FLORENCE BEIFUS Flossie” . . . Did you ever?” . . . fun-loving . happy-go-lucky . . friendly . . one day in Bookkeeping Class . . Better Business Students' Club . . . sports . . . Track Club. . , G.A.C. . Hiller Copy Staff anyone for history . . . has plans for a business career. DIANE BERGER Di” . . . keep laughing . . . usually heard saying “It's good” digs dancing and bowling . . . National Honor Society . . . Future Teachers of America Secretary . . Hiller Copy Editor . .Mr. D.’s 6th period Trig. Class brings back memories . . . plans to be a Math Major. KENNETH BELOFF Kenny” . . . one of the really great guys . . never-to-be-forgotten personality . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . hole in one . . . golfer ... no two left feet . . slick dancer . . . member of the Students' General Association. Pace 65 HAROLD BALZER “Harry” . . . good sense of humor , can be heard saying “It’s great” . Kathy is tops on his list what a riot when she was in a shopping cart . . . favors Mechanical Drawing future as a machinist. BARRY BERTIGER Quiet . . . nice kid . . . undemanding amateur radio enthusiast likes to write . Political Science Club . . . loves that Physics girls member of the Track Team on to college have contract, will engineer anything. KENNETH BIERSTE1N ' Kenny'' . . . Nebish friendly . . well groomed . . . favorite expression is I don’t believe you said that!” . usually seen on Chancellor Avenue . . Newark girls rank high . . . sports enthusiast . . . Consumer Education with Mr. Mass brings back memories college is part of his future. CHRISTINE BLANK Chris” . . . shy and friendly . . loves to talk . thank heavens for Alexander Graham Bell! . . . enjoys ice skating and bowling . . experi- ence in modeling . . . will never forget the Junior Ring Dance . . plans to engage in secretarial work. PENNI BINDER A smile and look which causes all the boys to turn around . . . sweet as sugar . . . always ready for a party . . . is it true that blondes have more fun? . . . lights, cameras, action . . . Historian of Thespians . . . college and on to Broadway. JULIUS BITAY Quiet . . . listen and learn . checkmate . . . Chess Club . . . left, right, left . . . Marching Band . . . how do you play this note? . . . Dance Band and Orchestra . Community Orchestra, too . S.G.A. Collector . . . German Club ... on the horizon —college and physics. V GERRILYN BLACKER ’‘Gerry” ... a bit of an eccentric . wields a mighty brush favors abstractions . . . made the big change in 1962 . . . friend or foe . . . Wee-quahic to Hillside . . Creative Writing Club loves to dance remembers Junior-Senior dance class art career. LEWIS BLATT Luigi” . . . Studious . . . loves Biology . . . goes trap shooting . . . Track Team Manager . . . Bowling Club . . remembers the cherry bomb explosion in the auditorium seen most often at the refrigerator . plans to attend Upsala College . . . future flyer LINDA BORKAN Lin” . . a hand in everything . Hiller Editor-in-Chief ... do, re, mi A Cappella Choir . . . Spectator Circulation Manager . National Honor Society . . . Future Teachers of America . . Publicity Club Chairman . . looking for Lin? ... try the Hiller room . college beckons DONALD BORNSTEIN Happy-go-lucky . . always ready for fun please don't get into trouble . . . Tomorrow” . cooperative? well . . . might be seen on Chancellor . . . enjoys sports . . . Mr Mazella's History Class hit home . made a lasting impression in the Chem lab . . . college for the future. NANCY BOTNICK Enjoys dances of all kinds . . . memories of Equestrian Club . . . twirling anyone? . . . favors her History Class . . plans to enter the business world. t ANDREW BRAUNSCHWEIGER “Andy” . . . quiet and nice . modest. . . easy going . . . avid S.G.A. supporter ... on the sea, by the sea . . . Anchors Awcigh, boys. ALMA BORKOWSKI Smiley” . . S.G.A. supporter spike that ball . . . Volleyball Club . . . get that point . . . Basketball Club . . . Girls’ Track Team . . . loves to dance . favorite hobby is horseback riding . . . never forget Mr. Harrison’s History Class . . . future business girl. RICHARD BRAUNSCHWEIGER Rich” . . . nice guy on the quiet side . . . nonconformist . . . fascinated by horses . . modem Rough Rider” . Watchung Stables is a favorite retreat . . . liked Miss Rcpole's class . . . sailor boy. FRANK BRICE Reserved docs homework at midnight while listening to the radio . . did anyone see that old Swedish stamp . math analysis anyone . . . Mr. Treasurer of National Honor Society . German Club part time job too . engineer of the future. ROSEMARY BRUMBAUCH Roe” . cheerful . . laugh it up . the sound of music . . . loves to dance . History 12 forever . . docs modeling as a hobby . Fashion Board member at Levy Bros. . . . her future plans call for a secretary or receptionist. PHYLLIS BRITTMAN Phyl . sweet kid . sympathetic . . . friendly . You’re kidding loves to dance and to read . . S.G.A. Banker . . . Wilier staff . peeved by bigotry . remembers that scene in Dramatics and Speech . Mr. Pohli’s English Class . Future Teacher of America. GARY BROWN Sincere reserved ... a simple but warm-hearted smile for everyone whom he knows . . . hard working part-time job . . member of the Students’ General Association. RICHARD BROWN Richie” . . . everyone's friend . . personality . . . enjoys a good joke . all around sports enthusiast . . member of the Students’ General Association. SUSAN BRODY Suza Booza” . . sincere a smile for all auntie . . isn't swimming the greatest . you're kidding . . . loves music . dedicated Wilier Make-up Editor Bonjour . G.A.C. . . will never forget decorating for the Sophomore Dance . S.G.A. Representative . problems anyone . psychologist of the future JOEL BROMBERG Great sense of humor . . . cars, cars, cars . anybody see a red Thunder-bird? . . . enjoys sports Football and Wrestling Manager outside of school, skin diving takes up spare time . . plans to go into his own business upon graduation “What do you mean you lost the last page of my homework?” says C. Strugates to P. Ginsburg. JAMES CARIS Jim . . electronically minded a whiz with the radios . . need some help, you asked the right person . have you seen a certain girl lately? . . . Electric Shop was the favorite by far ... a career in electronic engineering planned. RUSSELL CASTELLI Raisin . fun-loving . . sincere . . personality plus . . . loves to date ... oh, for the opposite sex . peeved by certain types of girls . . digs Mr B’s History’ Class . . will never forget Mr. Cocke’s Chem Class . . . college bound . . . draftsman of tomorrow. IRENE CHASEN Rennie . . . always laughing . friendly . . loves to sing . . A Cappella Choir . English Class was great . S.G.A. Collector Wie geht’s fun in German Club . Spring Concert . . . future grammar school teacher GALE CHECORSKl Loves those parties and also those boys . . then there is Mr Borodyn-ko’s History Class the first year of Gym still stays in her memory . will go out into the world and begin to work SALVATORE C1CALESE Sal . sincere . . . reserved may be heard to exclaim Are you for real?” . . . phoney people are his peeve . . music minded . plays the guitar in a band enjoys sports remember Mr B’s History Class . college ahead. MARIANNE CIPOTH Happy . carefree Epoch Literary Staff . . German Club Future Physicians Club loves to listen to music enjoys reading future in psychiatry. ELIZABETH CLEVELAND ‘ Beth always ready for fun good sense of humor . enjoys dancing and horseback riding . dislikes conceited people will always remember her English Class Pep Club . Equestrian Club Gym Show . . Church work and choir . plans to become an executive secretary CYNTHIA COCAN Cindy” . . . friendly and outgoing . . . always a laugh . . . anyone for a cookie? . . . winner of the Crisco Award . . . horses are her weakness . . . business-minded . . . Epoch Business Staff . S.G.A. Representative, Banker, Collector . . headed for a career in the world of fashion. lv FRANCES CHMIEL Fran . . serious-minded . . . sincere . . math whiz . . favors Mr Rehrig's Chemistry Class . college bound preliminary training in Future Teachers of America Club . plans to major in mathematics LYNN CISTARO Petite and sweet Matilda anyone for tennis . . . Oh, those summer vacations . . nurse’s office is second home . Future Nurses Club President . S.G.A representative . A C.A. Collector NANCY COLLINS Easy to get along with . . . friendly . . . a beautiful smile . . . loves water skiing . . enjoys painting . . . horseback riding, anyone? . . . memories of Mr. Toomcy’s class . . . Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority . . . Ceramics Club . . . Girls’ Gym Club . . . plans a future as an airline stewardess. STEVEN CHOMSKY Put Steve at the helm of any ship and it will arrive home . . . good leader serious minded . . . What can I say?” . . . but says quite a bit as President of Political Science Club . President of A.Z.A. ... on to Medical School. SUSAN CLELAND Sue” . carefree and friendly keen eye for style . . . loves to bowl . . . dance anyone? . . . collects records . . . Ceramics Club . . . memorable times in Mr. B's History Class . . . take a letter, please . . future secretary. LAWRENCE COPPOLA Larry” . . . friendly and outgoing . . . don’t worry about it . . . sportsman . . . football, track and baseball . . . Key Club President . . . Senior Class Council . . . active in S.G.A. . . . favorite is history . . . works hard to achieve goals . . . college ahead HENRY CYTACK! 'Cy . . . easy going a smile for everyone . . . athletics rate high . . . nothing but homcruns will do . . loves baseball . soccer too . always time for bowling . . Me- chanical Drawing Class was a favorite . . member of Future Physicians Club . . . college bound NICHOLAS COPPOLA Friendly . . smooth ways have made many friends for Nick . . . spends his spare time at the Coronet ... his singing group, The Regionals, will tell you about their Sunday Kind of Love . hopes to become part of the Air Force. WILLIAM COWELL Bill . . shy . . . modest . . . very likeable . . . raises pigeons . . anyone care to go hunting? . . . likes archery . . Geometry Class brings back happy memories football . . . Icft-right-left—keep in step . . . member of the Marching Band . . . Orchestra . . . plans to attend college. NANCY COURAGE Nan . . . personality plus . . . choir was fun . . Old Man River” solo . . . ready for the big time . . . Secretary of the National Honor Society . . . German Club . . . F.T.A. Club . Library Council . . . play that piano . . . Spring Concert . . . college bound. DONALD COVELESKI Cove puts the baskets in so that Hillside will likely win . . wild about sports . home runs, baskets and holes in one . have you heard him saying Sorry? . . charms the girls with his savoir-faire . . favors Biology Class . . . college ahead. PATRICIA CRICHTON Pat . . . lively . . . fun-loving . sports enthusiast . horseback riding .. . volleyball . . make that spare . . . another Carol Heiss when Pat is on the ice . . . loved History Class S.G.A. supporter ... a future in the business world CERALD DA LI A Jerry” . . . good natured and easy going . . . anything to help out a friend . . . you've got to be a football hero . . . he'll meet you at the Coronet . . . ever hear Jerry answer What can I say? . . . favored Mr B s History Class, NORMAN CRYSTAL Norm .. hard working . . . sincere . . . a friend to all . . . second home is the Coronet Sweet Shop . . . Sure . will never forget blowing up the shop . . . don’t get a shock . let’s not get those wires crossed . . leave the electricity to the electrician GLORIA CORDERO Talkative . . . kick those legs . . . strut girls . . . twirler . . . dancy anyone? . . modern jazz . . . Miss Unico . . golden rule . . future teacher MARY JANE COYLE Loads of fun . . do I hear music? . dancing anyone? ... all those clubs . . . Tumbling . . . Gym . . Basketball . Volleyball . . . Publicity . . . Football . . where’s the cafeteria? . . . remember Mr. Taigia's History Class? . . . hopes to become a legal secretary. MARY ANN CUPIDO Roll out the mats cartwheels and splits . . . G.A.C. . . Gym Show . . . dancing feet . . . extra activities drive me crazy . F.T.A. Cheering Club . Did you sec Ronnie? Pace 69 CLEMENT DcFRANCESCO Clem” . . . friendly to all around him . . . never seen without his girl . . . enjoys sports ... a whiz in the Auto Shop ... no doubt he told you he was Burnt” . . . future will bring cither school or the service. JONATHAN DeROSE Generous John is always helping someone . . . always joking ... the Senior Santa Claus” . . . Junior Varsity Baseball ... his plane models arc the best . . . remembers his Mechanical Drawing Class. JOAN DcSANTO “Joani” . . . easy-going . . . friendly . . . likes to read and sew . . . rah, rah, rah . . . Cheerleader . . Ceramics Club . . . G.A.C. . . . Banker . . . Volleyball Club . . . Senior Class Council . . . enjoyed her History Class . . . dislikes writing Thrift Essays . . . hopes to be an alumnus of Berkeley Secretarial School. ANTHONY DiGIOVANNI Dion” . always with Ronald and always seen working on his car . . . that’s the only job that appeals to Anthony . . . funny that the Auto Shop should blow up . . . model cars . . . the Army will make a real man out of him. ROSEANN DiLEO “Roey” . . . enjoys a good time . just loves to splash paints on a piece of paper . . . also likes to sketch . . . Auto Club . . . Basketball Club . . working with children is a pleasure . future in the medical field. ‘‘Don’t call us, we ll call you. ROBERT DeSANTO Chief” . . . fun loving . . . kind . handles the pig skin well . pool fan . . likes to work on cars . gets a blast from Physics . . . will always remember the Saturdays before the football games . . . bound for Shores of Tripoli in the Marines IRENE DEVIN I’' . . . short and sweet . . seen smiling . . . loves those folk songs plays the guitar . . . remembers hunting for Freshman classes Future Teachers of America . Jtiller Typing Staff . . . flair for writing .. . the future holds a career in journalism. SUSAN DeMARTINO Verbosity and fun ... to find Sue— —try Fun Fair . . Vinnic will prob- ably be with her . . . night owl of the date set Candy Sale sure was fun . ahh—what a cute little kitten . . . wedding bells in the near future. HENRY DAVIS Skip . . . enjoys a good time . . daring sportsman special interest in the cheerleaders . . wild about cars . . . and girls . . and wrestling baseball and basketball rate big also a spark to the business world. BRUCE DEEHL “The Big Dechl” . . great sense of humor . fabulous dancer . . . amiable . . . ladies' man . . . skiing’s the greatest . . . sports fan . . . Wrestling, Soccer, and Golf Teams English Class brings back memories . . . college for sure, but future career undecided. JFRRY DISOTELL All this happy-go-lucky guy needs for happiness is a fishing rod and a rifle . fishing and hunting are his glory . . . when it comes to school, favors Chem . . will enter the service after college CAROLYN DOMINA Quiet . . . sweet . . . usually says “You're kidding!” . . . dances up a storm . . . loves music, music, and more music . . side out . . . Volleyball Club . Basketball Club . . . will never forget Mr. B's History Class . . . future in pushing buttons I B M. School. LYNN DONNELLY Always has a smile for everyone . . . secret love . . read a good book lately? . . . Epoch . . . the sound of music ... A Cappella Choir . . . Junior and Senior Class Councils . . favors English and History . . . S.G.A. Representative . . . her own byline . . . future in journalism. GRACE DOVEY Friendly . . likes to travel . . . sports lover . . . Bowling Club . . . Basketball Club . . . Gym Show . . . Let’s have a party” . . . loves to dance . . . memorable times in Mr. Taigia's History Class . . . Future Nurses Club . . the doctor will sec you now future medical secretary. A £ CAROLEE DLUCOKENSKI Bunnie” sparkling with personality a good listener and a good sport . friendship means a great deal . enjoys horseback riding and bowling all subjects are interesting to her . . future years will be in college. A SUEANN DOYLE Conversationalist . . . never a dull moment . . . snowtime is her time . . . loves to ski . . . look for her at the nearest bowling alley . . . National Honor Society . . . President of P.A.L . . . will always remember freshman orientation . S.G.A, Collector . . . secretary of tomorrow. ENID DOMBROW Lively . . . anyone for riding? . . . horses, that is . . . attendance office nothing like social life . . . '“You’re some doll.” NATALIE DUDZINSKI Nat” . . . great sense of humor wonderful personality . . friendly . usually says Ra Ra” . . . sports lover . . bowling champ . . . Spanish Club . . . enjoys sewing and reading . Hi Ho Silver! . attempts horseback riding . . . future band-aid pusher with a B.S. degree. THOMAS DOMERSKI Tom” . . . good sense of humor . . . school spirited . Wilier Sports Editor . . Track Team . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . enjoys Mechanical Drawing Class . . . loves to work on cars . . . college bound. DIANE DOMINA Dee” . . . great sense of humor . . . varied talents ... a good artist all for H.H S. . . . Publicity Club . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . loves to sing . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Future Nurses Club . . . great times in Mr. Harrison’s History Class . . . aspirin anyone? . . . future nurse. BARBARA DONNER Wields a mighty brush . catch this girl with a sketch pad on her lap and a pencil in her hand . . . Epoch Advertising Staff . . . Wilier Exchange Staff interested in football players? . . Girls' Football Club . . will major in fashion design in college. PAUL EDELSON Sense of humor attracts friends . . remembers that first report card rests up for much activity . . . Track Team Political Science Club Chess Club . . athletics enjoyed Mr. Pohli's English Class and Mr. Johnson’s Pep Rallies . . a future accountant SAMUEL EINHORN 'Sam” . friendly fellow easy going manner . . . seen on athletic fields . . . Baseball Team . Intramural Football and Basketball . . ear for music Marching Band Orchestra . . never will forget Mr. Schalkoff’s English Class . Vice- president of Future Lawyers Club college bound. MARILYN FALIK Little Miss Dynamite packed with fun and energy ... a sight in which the boys delight . . . always late for a deadline . . . Epoch Editor-in-chief . . . intelligence plus . . . National Honor Society . . . domestic diplomat . . . S.C.A. Cabinet . . . Future Physicians' Club . . . ambitious . . . scalpel please . doctor of medicine. DALE EISENBERC Patient . . . responsible . . unbe- lievable laugh . enjoys dating hates loudmouths . apple of Paul s eye . . . likes History Class . the girl with the golden voice A Cappclla Choir understands the plays . . . Football Club . dentist will sec you now . . . future dental assistant. SUSAN FEE Sparkling personality . . . always smiling . . . did someone say there’s a party going? . . . always time to dance . . . Hawaiian Dance Club . . . Mr. Grab's English Class brings back memories . . . attends Franklin Beauty School . . . future career in the business world. STEVEN EITELBERG Street comer scrcnadcr . . . Coronet regular . . . besides sleeping, enjoys basketball, singing, Italian food, and being with the guys . . . lingering memories of the trip to Atlantic City and the day he tore his pants . . . plans future in Navy or interior decorating. RICHARD FELA Ladies’ man . . . turn on the charm . . . remembers Junior-Senior Dancing Class . . . watch that cycle go . . . loves motorcycles . . . more than girls? ... big in sports . . . Track Team . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . Boys’ Gym Club ... on to the Marines . . . and into college. RAYMOND FARRELL ‘ Head” . . . friends by the millions ... . gets along with all . heard saying What a riot” . . . enjoys football . . . pals with Oily, Bruce, Rocky, and Larry . . . asset to Senior Cabinet . . future shows college and then the business world. ■ MARGARET FELDMESSER Meg” . . . just look at those dimples . only to be seen with the best people . . let me sleep . . . pseudo- intellects keep away . . . remembers Mr. Toomey’s History Class . . . Spectator Art Editor . . . Debate Council . . a B’nai B'rith Girl . . . future commercial artist. PATRICIA FERNICOLA Amiable . . always ready to help . . . just show her the music—the rest comes naturally . . . “Now line up, please” . . . Head Majorette . . at home on the range . . . horseback riding . . . Spanish will be remembered . . . next?—college of course. THERESA FERRARO “Terry” . . . “You stupid” . . . relaxation . . . T.V. and dates . . with Larry . . . S.G.A Collector future beautician. ROSE FERRIGNO Vote-getter . . succeeds in all en- deavors . . . a true diplomat . . . S.G.A. President, the top of the ladder . . . School Store favorite spot . . . Burt is favorite boy . . . bound for college. Pace 72 RONALD FEUERSCHWENCER “Fish” . . shy at times . . . listen to the best of the drums . . by the way, did you see Mimi? . . . It’s kind of warm in the boiler room . . future x-ray technician. ROBERT FRAHM “Bob” . . . quiet . . . favorite class is auto shop . . . cars race by . . . enjoys drag racing . . . watch out!— flips for Judo . . . Cross Country Man . . . crystal ball shows Air Force in the future. THEODORE FREEDMAN “Ted” . . . likeable . . . cheerful . . . what a stamp collection . enjoys knocking down pins . . . bowling fan . . . H” is for history , . . Wrestling and Track Manager . . . digs skect shooting . . . future uncertain, but headed for college. SUSAN FRUCHTBAUM Sue's personality reflects her intelligence she could have danced all night . . . music, music, music . . . adept at figures . . . Junior Achievement . . a B'nai B’rith Girl . . . Orientation Day brings back memories . . S.G.A. worker—Collector and Banker . . . college bound. TOBY FLAXMAN Good sense of humor . amiable oh, how she hates to get up in the morning folk music is the most . . . type! type! type! . HiHer Typing Staff . Epoch Typing Staff favored Mrs. Borodynko’s History Class . . . future N.Y. buyer and retailer. MICHELE FOCENY “Mickey” ... a quiet miss . good rider in the Equestrian Club . . . Ceramics Club . . . enjoys basketball . . swimming champ . . . bowling fan . had the best time in Gym Class . . future in the business world. JEROLD FREEDLINE Jerry” . . . always laughing and always keeps others laughing . . Una holds the key to his heart . . . H is for History with Mr. Borodynko . . . Grand Prix Auto Club . . . future member of the National Guard . . . watch those wires . . . electrician. GERMAINE FISCHER Gcri” . . . wonderful personality . . . sweet and friendly . . . Jackie who? . . enjoys football games . . . wonder why! . modeling is an extra plus anyone for horseback riding? future operator of a beauty salon. KENNETH FRANK “Ken” . frank” and friendly . Freud of H.H.S. . . . exponent of Math . . remembers Mr. D’s G” Class . usually seen with a certain neighbor . . . leadership . . . Sophomore President . . . Junior Achievement President . . . Keeper of the Keys . Key Club Treasurer . . . My word” ... a future physician. MICHAEL FRIEDMAN Mike” . . . good-natured . . . would never refuse a good time . . usually says You’re glued” . . . now where did the boys go? . . . football is a major pastime . . . Cross Country and Basketball always enjoyed . . Senior History was favorite class . college ahead. CAROL FROMM What a laugh! . . . dislikes com-plainers . . I do not want to get involved” . . . seen with the girls in Helene’s car . . . remembers those powder fights in gym . Algebra II with Mr. Palfi was great fun . . Hall Patrol . . . Volleyball . . . B.B.G. . . . college bound. Pace 73 STEWART FUHRMANN Smiley” . . . all-around boy . . . great sense of humor . you can find him behind the wheel . loves to drive . . . it's math for him . strike! . . . seen at the bowling alley plans to become an engineer WAYNE GENSLER Crazy Wayne” . . . quiet but easily excited . . . science minded . . . has a yen for math . . . enjoys sports . . . football . . . wrestling . . . track . . . judo . . . snobs are Wayne's pet peeve . . . college bound . . . but who knows what the future holds in store? GEORGE GILLMORE Goof” is usually heard saying Care” . . . what about cars? . . . mechanically inclined . . enjoyed Mr. Cocke's class . will never forget Mr. Johnson’s leadership at Pep Rallies . . . fond memories of Atlantic City . future in either the Navy or vocational school. PAUL GINSBURG Never a dull moment with Paul around . . . wit of wisdom ... a good-looking import from Wcequahic cars, cards, and pool compose half his life . . . Carol is the other half . . . college and a career in engineering for the future BONNIE GALIK Personality plus . . sweet . . . neat as a picture . . stylish hair . . do-it-yourself beautician . . Stu- dents' General Association Member. LINDA GLUECK “Lin” leaves them laughing . . . alias Carol Burnett . . friends, Romans, countrymen . . . favorite class is Dramatics and Speech . . . Secretary of Thespians . . . lives” in B-12 . . . Wilier Copy Editor . . . Senior Council member . . . future plans include dramatic school. LYDIA GARB Sweetness, sincerity, and spirit compose Lyd’s special charm . . . always as neat as a pin ... a leader whom the student body is proud of . . . from S.G A. Alternate to S.G.A Recording Secretary . . Junior Class Secretary ... a future in teaching young children. MANFRED GOETTEL Manny” . . . friendly and outgoing . . big man on the sports scene . Soccer Team . . Track Team Boys' Gym Club . . one of the chosen few who serve the community Key Club . remembers Mrs. Korchin’s Physics Class . college beckons. EDWARD GELTMAN Keep smiling . . . easy going . . why worry? . just give me my car . . , seen with Irwin, Jeff, Howie, and Ken are the Dow-Jones up today? . . . winner of the Thrift Essay Contest . . . sports enthusiast . . . Political Science Club . . . future lawyer. CHARLES GFELLER Buddy” . . a friend to all happy-go-lucky . . . dark and handsome . . . tells us all to Be good” . . have you seen his blue convertible? . . . loves to sing . . . one of the Regionals” . . . wild about sports . . . football and basketball rate . future in Air Force. NORMAN CINSBERC Reserved . sincere . . music lover . . . radio and stereo . . . whiz with numbers . . . M” is for Math with Mr. D . . . enjoyed Mr. Johnson at the Pep Rallies . . . crystal ball shows a future as an actuary or accountant. MICHAEL GOLD Mike” . . . That’s another story” . . so is Sara . . . loves swimming and bowling . . relaxation implies reading and stamp-collecting . . . grateful for acquired knowledge of historical events—past and present . . . looking forward to attending college. BARBARA GOLDBERG Boni . enjoys bowling . . and skating . oops, don’t fall favors Business Machines Class . Tumbling Club . . . interested in football or the players? Football Club . . remember those broken lockers . . . every hair in place . . . cut, wash, and set . . future beautician. MICHAEL GOTTLIEB Stinky” is always joking . . . lively . . . talkative . . . M” stands for motorcycling . . . favors sports to academic work . . Wrestling Team . . will never forget the day he passed Spanish . . . plans future as a mortician. JEFFREY GOLDFEIN Stamps, stamps, and more stamps what a collection . . . more time for lunch, please . . . enjoys watching television . Atlantic City trip was the greatest . Mechanical Drawing Class rates . . . Jeff’s future is uncertain. GEORGE CORDON Flash” reserved and friendly . . . enjoys collecting stamps and coins . . . gets those spares in bowling . . Cross Country and Track . memories of bus trips after basketball games . . . favorite class is Woodshop spare time spent reading will enter the business world. MARLEEN GORLIN Mar” . . . talk, talk, talk always busy . . . musically inclined ... A Cappella Choir . Orchestra . what a record collection . . . Wilier Typing and Exchange Staffs . Epoch Typist . . . fan of Mr. Maz-zclla . business school and a career as a private secretary arc future plans. LINDA GOULD A friend to all . . . sparkling personality . . . sincere . . . never in one place for more than one minute ... on the go .. . boys, boys, boys . . enjoys sports . . the Senior Prom brings back memories . . . musically inclined A Cappella Choir plans to be an elementary school teacher. ARTHUR GRAUBART Woops! . . when not falling down stairs, enjoys bowling, coins, and reading . . . acquired school spirit and a sense of responsibility . . . Mr. Taigia's History Class and Mrs. Korchan’s Physics Class arc never to be forgotten . . . plans to join the service. JUDY GREENSPAN Friendly and sincere . . . Future Nurses’ Club . . Volleyball and Basketball Clubs . . . Twirling Club . Captain of the Bowling Club . Mr. Mazzella's History Class is favored . . enjoys playing the piano a future as a nurse. HELENE GRILL Cyndy” . . individualistic . . talented . parking metcre arc always getting in her way . . . Ceramics Club . . . Wilier Copy Staff . . . United Synagogue Youth . . . loves reading, sketching, and tennis . . x -f- y = Cyndy plus . . . mathematically inclined . . . plans to attend college. STEVEN GROSS Enjoys being with people easy to get along with . . sports enthusiast . . swimming . . . Golf Team . . . Intramural Basketball . . Baseball Team . . . Benny Goodman . . . secretary of fraternity . . . remembers Mr. Camilli’s English Class . . . future accountant. NINA GREENBERG Cheerful personality . . . intelligence plus . . . National Honor Society . Orchestra . . . F.T.A. . . . Spanish Club . . . can be heard saying 1 need this aggravation” . . . can’t escape from Helene’s car . . . hates pushing in the halls college is key to future. BARBARA GROSSMAN Bobi” ... all smiles . . . petite . . . a popular miss on the date scene . . . really laughed when Mr. Ran-court’s experiment exploded . . . avid reader . . . wil never forget Mr B’s class . . . violinist in the orchestra . . . Junior Achievement . . . future includes college and teaching. ELAINE CRUSHKIN Cookie” . friendly and helpful great help to Wilier as Business and Advertising Editor . creative art enthusiast enjoys listening to good music American History is her favorite class . college bound as an art major. GARRY HALL Big G . quiet unassuming . hard working . . knows his English history . . . German Club Future Physicians Club Science Club . . Track Team . . enjoys horseback riding and swimming . . . favors World History . . . won World History award . . college and a future in medicine awaits him. JANET HALL Fun loving judo expert . Future Physicians Club Epoch Literary Staff . Ceramics Club . . . Twirling Club enjoys playing the piano and the flute . . never forget Mr. Rchrig’s Chem Class . . plans to attend college. DAVID HARZOLD Crew cut athlete . . . life's a ball! . . baskets, touchdowns, and home runs tell part of his story . a girl named Gloria completes the talc Mr. Taigia's History Class will bring back a memory or two! . . . plans to further his education. JOHN GUYDISH Rocky . thoughtful and level headed . . strength and stature make the football player . . . carries the ball for H H.S. serves the school . . Key Club . . . Junior and Senior Class Cabinets . . enjoyed Mr Borodynko’s History Class peeved by phonics . . next stop college. IRWIN HALPER Loads of fun . . always ready with a joke to brighten everyone’s mood . . . anyone for baseball? . . . Baseball Team . roots for the Yankees . . enjoyed Mr. Pohli's English Class . . . Senior Class Council . . . Future Lawyers' Club . . . college bound . what else?—future lawyer. Bob” . . quiet ... in detention hall . . . car hop kid . . . foreign cars . coins . Auto Shop is great. Larry” . . . good natured a runner on the Track Team . . . showed his musical talents in Band and Orchestra . enjoyed History with Mrs. Borodynko . . hunting and fishing arc favorite pastimes . . . a future college student. ROBERT HEIMALL LAWRENCE HELLEBRANDT SUSAN HAAS Sue quiet type ... soft spoken enjoys horseback riding Girls' Bowling Club loves to swim Mr Rancourt's Science Class brings back memories . . Girls’ Gym Show . . push button future I B M. school. MARGARET HART Marge” . . . sweet . . petite . quiet . . will always remember being a freshman enjoys watching television ... A Cappella Choir . bells arc ringing . . . songs arc being sung. JOAN HEON Always laughing . . . life of any party . . . friendly . . Hillside High will always bring back fond memories . . . secretarial work was the study. Pack 76 BRUCE HERMANN '‘Fred’’ a smile and a pood word for everyone . . a tough tackle . . . football ... off the boards . . . basketball ... no strike against this boy . . baseball a man of all seasons and strides . . track . . . starts own alphabet with letters . . . college bound. HENRY HOCHERMAN Individualist . . . loves a pood debate . . at the sound of the bell come out talking . . radio ham come in Tokyo, I read you loud and clear . academics—first, last and always . Hitler News Editor . . . Merit Scholar . lawyer of tomorrow DOROTHY HIMMELSTE1N Dor” is easy to get along with likes to laugh . . artistically inclined . Art School . . . Ceramics Club . Ct och Art Staff . . . loves books and bugs . favorite class is Biology future plans include college and a career as a marine biologist. GALE HINKES Hink” . . . vivacious personality . contagious laugh . . . sweet as sugar . versatile . . May I have your opinion?” . . . Hiller Roving Reporter . . hard worker on the Senior Council remember Algebra II . a nightmare . . Mrs. Callander’s class was fascinating . . psychology, speech or English major. ROBIN HOTCHKISS Straight and erect . . personality and build . . enjoys the humorous sports . cars . girls member of the Students' General Association. LINDA HUBER Linny” . quiet . . . poised what a champ! . . loves bowling, tennis, and basketball . Gym Show . where’s that wrench? . . memories of Girls' Auto Club . . interested in ceramic art . . . Mr. Harrison’s term paper assignment was really something! college bound . . future teacher. CAROL HUTCHINSON Hutch” friendly happy-go-lucky anyone for bowling or a ride to the shore delegate to Jersey Girls' State . will remember Puerto Rico . . . F.T.A. . epoch Literary Staff . . S.G.A Collector and Represeritative physical education or history teacher KENNETH ILGAVIZIS Crash . . . enjoys life . . inde- pendent . . hard working . hobbies include taxidermy, photography, coins . . member of Pennington Fraternity . favors General Science and Gym . Youth in Government Day future plans include barber school and the Army. Paco 77 PATRICIA HILL Patti . . . business minded . active member of Better Business Club . . . great zest for sports—swimming, ice skating, horseback riding, bowling . hear the buzz of the sewing machine . plans to attend I B.M. school . . . wedding bells are ringing. ELAINE HORNER Mouse” personality plus livens a party . chatterbox on the telephone plays that radio full blast . . Hi Ho Silver! . . Equestrian Club . likes to ice skate . . . always going in circles . S.G.A. Collector . . . will continue her education . . . business school or beautician school. EVALYNN HYRA Fun loving . . . industrious . . always has a helping hand valedictorian . National Honor Society . . a credit to H.H.S. . . . Spectator Editor-in-Chief . . Senior Council . left face . Honor Guard Mr. Todt’s Math Class brings back memories . future college co-ed. ROBERT IMBRIACO Bob' . easy going . . . fun loving . joke for every occasion . favorite expression is It’s great!” . . . hates 6-cylinder cars . . . Bowling League . Catholic Youth Organization . . . memories of Junior Ring Dance . future plans include the Marines. SHELDON JAFFE ‘‘Shelly” . . . never worries ... I care” . . can be located cither at Fun Fair, Chancellor, or Aqueduct . . can never forget Mr. Johnson at the Pep Rally . strongly opposed to long school days . . . Golf Team . . . Soph Class Cabinet . . . plans to uphold justice . . . lawyer of the future LOIS INTRABARTOLO Lo” . . . fun loving . . . warmhearted sparkling personality . . no time to sit still . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . G.A.C. . S.G.A. Banker and Representative . Wilier Typist . . Student Advisor to Junior Class . . . plans to attend Berkeley Secretarial School and work for gov’t JOHN IUZZOLINO “Uzzy” has both brains and brawn . . . independent . . . athletically inclined . . football star . . shows his talent on the baseball diamond, too . . Vice-president of Key Club . . . Mr. President of Junior Class . . . likes country music . . future plans include college and football. ROBERT IZYKOWSKI “Bob” . one of the great guys . . . sports-minded . enjoys his spare time . . . always keeps busy . . . pool . . . member of the Students’ General Association LYNN JARVIS “Goob” . . sweetness and light . . . a little dab here and some artistic skill there . seen with Lois and Maryann at Villa Roma . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . Jazz Dance Club . . . temperament and talent . plans to attend Art School. ERIC JAVEL “Moto” has a keen sense of humor industrious . . a whiz at math . top student . . . N.H.S . . . enjoys electronics . . . Science Club . . . has a yen for sports . . . Football Manager . . will attend John Hopkins and enter the field of brain surgery. GLORIA KALB The Big “G” . . emotional . . moody . . . individualist . . . creative . . give her those New York people paintbrush in one hand and a book in the other . . remembers Mr. Taigia s History Class plans to attend art school. IRWIN KANTOR “Irv” is Mr. Congeniality . . . enjoys friendship and conversation . appreciative of teachers . . . with book or phone, never alone . . favorite subjects are Chem and American History . spares and strikes are things he likes . will major in psychology in college. HENRY KAROLEWICZ Friend to all . . . sports minded easy to please . . . H.H.S. will bring back many memories . . . member of the Students’ General Association. WENCHE JOHANSEN Sincere . . quiet . . . friendly enjoys the simple beauties of the world . . . music . . . song . . . dance . . . happy times . . . H.H.S. hold many fond memories. HELENE KAUFMAN “Kauf” ... oh that walk! . . usually seen in her car . . . can be heard saying “Later” or “Care” . . . peeved by those who will not listen to her . . will never forget those Gym Classes . . . Volleyball Club . . . good bowler . . . future gym teacher. BERNICE KAY Berrr” is full of jokes good sense of humor enjoys playing the piano . . . usually seen with Mar-lecn and Susan . French Club . . Junior Achievement . . . S.O.A Collector . Senior Car Wash brings back memories . teacher of the future HARRIET KIBEL Great sense of humor . . . sensitive always ready to lend a helping hand fond of the unusual loves to listen to jazz . . . Thespian Vice-president . . . Senior Council . FT A member . . . memories of Mr Pohli's fourth period class . future speech therapist. MARCIA KAY Kay-Kay” loves the paint box . . S.G.A. supporter . Y.M.H.A is a favorite haunt as is Chancellor paint her future as a fashion designer . . . F IT is tops. RICHARD KENDLER Richie” . . . reliable . I’ll beat Mr. Marshall in basketball if it kills me” . . . likes basketball, football, and softball . Cross Country and Wrestling participant . Youth in Government . . . S.G.A. Banker . . seen as often in front of a drafting board as a backboard . . . future draftsman. JOYCE KERNUSZ Outgoing personality . . . always ready with a smile . . say cheese likes photography . . distaff member of the Math Anaylsis Class . . . A Cappclla Choir . . . memories of the Spring Concert . . . Future Teachers of America Club . . . plans to become a teacher, of course. SHERYL KEISER Sherry” . . . You did that for spite” . loves a good time . great sense of humor always well dressed . . . brightens first period in B-21 . enjoys skating and dancing . favors Typing Class . . plans to enter business school JANE KEMPER “Janie” has a friendly word for everyone . . a real sweetie . . I can’t do that—but here goes arc you ready? . yeah team cheerleader . . Volleyball Club . . . Tumbling Club . . . G A C. Vice-president . F T A Vice-president . plans future as a physical education teacher. Do you think that J. Dalia will measure up to J. Maddelina’s expectations? MARTIN KIRSCH Marty . . agreeable and quiet . . . tennis anyone? . . . swimming is a favorite too . . member of the Political Science Club . . President of the Chess Club . . . memories return to Algebra I . . when Income Tax comes and you need an accountant-call on Marty. DINA KLEIN Dean” loves dancing . . remembers Junior-Senior dance class . . usually exclaims You know?” . . . favors Mr. Borodynko's History Class big in the Y.M.H.A. . . . wish there was a window in the mind . . . psychology major in college. JOANNE KLING Jo” loves to work with others ambitious . . . S.G.A. Collector Youth in Government Day . . . bowling fan . . will never forget the Junior Ring Dance . . enjoyed His- tory with Mrs. Borodynko . . . future secretary. BRUCE KOBLENTZ ’ Jigger” . . let the good times roll . can be heard saying Get on it” . . . enjoys fishing . . . cars, cars, cars another Sam Sneed Golf Team General Science with all girls brings back pleasant memories plans to enter the Army. LORRAINE KORSUN Cheerful . . friendly . . . always ready to help . . . Future Nurses Club . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . Is it the right paint? . . Ceramics Club . . . bowling fan . . enjoys listening to music . . . hopes to attend nursing school. KAREN KORZOW Tapping feet . . cheers the com- ets .. . love those parties . . Y.W.C.A. . . . French and Latin . . . Barf . . . what next? . . . college. KAREN KOLSKI Everyone's friend . sure was funny when Mrs. Pickcll was thrown in the shower . . . always out with the girls . who's that fellow in the service? . . another model going to be trained by Barbizon LOIS KOZLIK Hi ya’ doin’? . . . heart belongs to Roger . . . Espanol, anyone? . . Spanish Club . . fun with research . . . English major . . . college. BARNETT KOORSE ’Billy” . friendly and easy going . . . enjoys dating . . found at the Coronet . . . spends his spare time polishing his “grand car . . enjoys Sunday football games . . won’t ever forget the Atlantic City Basketball Game . . . future plans include college. DAVID KRIEGMAN His good looks combined with his personality make Dave every girl’s dream . . talented, smart and ath- letic . . . President of Future Physicians Club ... an asset to the Soccer Team . served the S.G.A as a representative ... to follow in Dr. Kildare’s path. MARK KUGEL Kug” ... a real doll . dark and handsome . . can be seen in an Austin Hcaly . enjoys writing . Wrestling Team . . . Track Team . S.G.A. Collector . . will enter college and then the newspaper world ALLAN LAMBRIX Al” whiz on four wheels roller skates and cars . . . found at Twin City Skating Rink . fancy two-step . dancing in the gym brings memories ... by the scathe beautiful sea . . life guard future plans include the Navy. LEONARD LANG ’'Lenny . always a friend . great personality . . . natural bom humorist . . enjoys a good joke . . . member of the Students' General Association. PETER LANG Agreeable . . . never in one place mechanical drawing . . . fishing . . . Get ya” . . . one thing . . . graduation. Page 80 SUSAN LANSEY Sue” . . laughter and song . a touch of the stage funloving will never forget Junior History . ‘it’s blue too!” ... hit those high notes . . A Cappella Choir . Miller staff . Spanish Club Epoch . . . college lies ahead . career as a kindergarten teacher. JERROLD LAZOWITZ ‘ Jerry” . . . 1 3 carefree . . . 1 3 helpful .1 3 humorous . . . adds up to a great friend . . . hobbies arc baseball . . . basketball . . . and girls . . . but not in that order inclined to music . . Band . Or- chestra . . . sees visions of the prom as memorable moment . . . college bound. ROBERT LERMAN Pup” . . . always cheerful . . get those aces, enjoys playing cards . . . usually seen on basketball court . . . collects coins . . . will never forget losing shoe in Cross Country meet and having picture appear in paper . liked Algebra II cUss . . . college bound to be C.P.A. GAYLE LEVEY Personality plus . always on the go . . . sincere . . sports minded . gets those strikes . . bowling . Volleyball Club a tumbler . . Dad's Booster Drive ... remembers Mr. Jcfferis' History Class . . will pursue a career as a dental assistant. ROBERT LaPLACE Lip'’ usually seen at Sunset Lancs with Ken loves that pool boating anyone . toot, toot . Auto Shop rates high. JOHN LATHROP Easy going quiet Play that role!’ likes working on cars, cars, and you guessed it, cars look for Clem D or Andy B., and you’ll find John near . member of Kingsman Athletics Association . future seaman . . off to see the mermaids. JOEL LIEBOWITZ Jolly . . It’s good” to be late to every class your first day in high school . . . found at sports events . . . music enthusiast . . records . . . Band . . . favors history . . . Political Science and Lawyers’ Club A.Z.A. . . college bound architect or dentist. MARCIA LEVINE Marsh” amiable personality . . . enjoys singing . Secretary of A Cappella Choir industrious Typing Editor of Miller . . . President of B nai B rith Girls a whiz at the sewing machine . . . memories of the Talent Show future will bring a nursing career EDWARD LaPIERRE Eli” . . . loveable . . sincere . . personality plus . goes for the opposite sex . . . girlfriend thinks he’s the most . run that mile . . jump those hurdles . . Track Team . . . Cross Country . . Squaredancing?—No! the Twist . . . favors Miss Bercaws English Class future plans unknown JANET LEE Quiet . . . enjoys a good folk song . . . plays the guitar . . . likes to paint . where is the nearest canvas . does wonders with a needle and thread . . . Future Physicians Club . Library Council . . will major in science in college. CHARLES LESSER “C” . . serious but enjoys a good time . . enjoys reading, bowling, and of course driving seen with other A.Z.A. boys . Senior Class Council . . Political Science Club . . . Youth in Government Day . . . favored Mr. Borodynko's Frosh History Class future lawyer. LEONA LEVY ''Lee” . a friendly word for everybody very compatible . liked Mr Mazzclla’s History Class . . . got a kick out of doing Shakespeare . . . knows the difference between a strike and a spare . S.G.A. Collector . Thespian . . . F.T.A. plans to be a teacher. WILLIAM LEWIS Sure shot” . . . fun loving ... all around sport . . murder on the mats . . Comet Wrestler . . . judo, too . spare time spent lifting weights . . . track man . . . anyone have a car that needs fixing? future defender of our country army man. ELAINE LEWITTER Ludu” . . . kind . . . sweet . . . carefree . . most often seen in Jliller room . . 7liller News Editor ... A Cappella Choir . . . Senior Class Council and Sophomore Student Advisor . . . pet peeve is lack of respect . . . remembers driving on a lawn . . . plans to attend college. IRA LIBMAN I” . . good looking ... oh! those dimples . . . transfer from Weequahic favorite expression is You know?” . . . peeved by sarcasm . enjoys sports—especially basketball will always remember that trip to Atlantic City . . crystal ball sees college ahead. Oops!! Wrong Car!! MARSHALL LIPSON Egglip” . . . makes those baskets . . . height has might . . . lots of friends . . . “What can I say?” . . . remembers State Basketball Finals . . . likes to swim . . A.Z.A. . . . musically inclined . . . Key Club . . destined to become a geologist. MONA LITWINOFF Reserved hard working anyone for a swim? . . loves swimming . . . hates homework . . . don't we all . . Library Council . . . Epoch Typist . . . Volleyball Club . . . Twirling Club . . . S.G.A. Collector . candystriper in the hospital . . . and on to college . . and back into the classroom to teach. SUSAN LOBDELL ' Sue'' . . . heart of gold . . . sweet and nice . . soft melodious voice . . Choir Spring Concert . . why do fire drills always occur when we’re in the showers? . . . remembers Mr. Grab's Class . . up and coming merchandiser. KATHLEEN LODATO Kathy” . . . always prim and pretty . . . personality plus . . . Volleyball Intramurals . . . bowling expert . . . speed demon on ice . . . will never forget the first day of high school . . . varied secretarial talents . . . Better Business Students Club ... a future secretary. CHERYL LORDI Sherry” . loves dancing ... a real radio fan, when it comes to 77” and Big Dan . . . will never forget the excitement of Mr. Custer’s retirement . . . count it again . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . future endeavors lead to a secretarial career. KAREN LOWENSTEIN Happy . . intelligent . . . here one head is better than two . . . What, are you kidding?” . . . look for a parking space, please . . musically inclined—Band and Orchestra . . Epoch . . . Miller . . . S.G.A. . . . Mr. Camilli’s class brings back memories . . college plans for the future JOSEPH LUISI Happy-go-lucky ... all around sport . . . anyone for bowling . baseball too . . Freshman Baseball Team . . . cars, cars, cars . . . enjoys just riding around . . Mechanical Drawing Class brings back memories . . . future member of the Police Department. JOHN MADDALENA Maddy” . Coronet . . . one of the great guys great ball handler . . . wonderful eye . . baskets arc the result . . . one of the fabulous five . . . three year Varsity Basketball man . . . sports and college seen in the horizon. THOMAS MAHR Amiable . . . easy to get along with . . . all around sport . . . varied interests . . . member of the Students’ General Association. GLEN MARANZ “Bugs” . . . serious . . . quiet . . . but friendly . . all around sport . . . Varsity Track Team . . . football and baseball rate high . . . Wilier Sports and Photography Staffs . . never forget that fourth period study . . . future undecided . . . Psychologist or guidance director. MARY ANN LUPO Personality kid . . . friends and fun go together . . . sports enthusiast . . . Volleyball and Basketball . Hobbies?—Skating and Bowling . . clothes conscious . . . knows all the latest steps . enjoys dancing . . . will pursue a career as a secretary. ROBERT MARGOLIS Outgoing . . . letterman in track gets over those hurdles . . . Golf Club too . . . National Honor Society . . mind on science . . . Chemistry Club . . Science Club . . . favorite class is Mechanical Drawing . A.Z.A President . . college plans include the study of engineering. “Doug,” the “General” . . . loves the bright lights . . . Stage and Lighting Crew . . get the show on the road . . . don't drop the scenery . . . favorite class is the Electric Shop . . . plans future in electronics. JANICE MARTIN Reserved . . . great kid at a basketball game, and any other place liked Mr. Toomey’s History Class . . . believes in good education . . . Youth in Government . . . Spanish Club . . . makes those strikes . . Epoch staff . . . college can easily be seen in her future. � BURTON MADAIO Burt” ... hit that spotlight . . Stage and Lighting Crew . . . checkmate . . . bowls ’em over . . sets the type in Print Shop . . swims like a fish . . attracts girls with a wink and a whistle . . . will join the Navy to see the world. FRANK MAHLER Happy-Go-Lucky . . . contagious smile . . . friendly ... a real car enthusiast . . his favorite class is Mechanical Drawing . . . future directed towards a trade school or Uncle Sam’s Army. KENNETH MANDEL “Mendel” . . . radical . . . always willing to give his opinion . Mr. D’s class not to be forgotten . . plays golf as a hobby . . Soccer Team . . . civic minded . . . Junior Achievement . . . A.Z.A. ... a second Ben Casey. GLORIA MASON Quiet w-ith a good sense of humor . always enjoys a good laugh . . anyone care to wash the homemaking floor? . swimming and ice skating arc favorite pastime . . favorite class is Office Machines . plans to work in an office. I JOAN MATWEISHYN Joanie always happy likes to read and skate . enjoys listening to records . gets that strike in bowling . . . will never forget dropping the tray in lunch . . . liked Mr. Rancourt’s Science Class plans to attend Beautician School thomas McConnell Tommy” . . . carefree . . . easygoing . . happy-go-lucky . . . nothing agrees with him like sleeping and eating . . . loves bowling . . Bowling League . . favorite classes are lunch and Gym . . . wishful . hopes to be a millionaire some day. LOIS McCURDY A smile and a laugh always ... cut that pattern . . . Fashion Show avid sports fan . . . Girls Gym Show . . . Miss Banias’s English Class brings back memories . . Senior Class Council . . . Epoch . . Future Florence Nightingale. LOUIS MATWEISHYN Oily” . always ready for a good time . . . one of the Coronet guys . . . big man on the gridiron . . . participated in Intramural Basketball . . . memories of the trip to Atlantic City . . . will further his education and enter the service. JOHN MEMOLI Mole” . . . 43-23-29 hike! . kickoff ... we want a touchdown . . . sleep till noon . . crazy about Barbara . . . loves to cat . don’t worry about the lights going out . electrician is the profession for Mole.'' VICKI MAX Personality and smiles . friendly . . . meets many people . . so easy to like . what season is this— football or basketball? Leave me alone!” . . . S.G.A representative . . . alternate banker . . . college plans for the future. PATRICK MENZA Friendly . . . happy-go-lucky . . . musically minded . . . crazy on those drums . . . plays with a local dance band . . fishing rates high during spare time . . . hates those crowded buses so early in the morning business executive of the future EDWARD MERKLINGER Ed” a real Romeo . . . where’s the money? . . . S.G A Collector . . swings that racket . . tennis player . . . knowledge of science . future in electronics. Pack 84 JOAN MILCH Joani” joyous . . . joker . will always say sure” when asked to go horseback riding . . . likes music . . bugged by people that crack gum . . remember the time she forgot her locker combination? Business and Advertising Editor of Epoch . . . Equestrian Club President . . . college bound. MARYANN MILICI Marc” . personality plus . . happy . . loves to bowl . how about a tennis match? . . dislikes term papers . . . gained lasting friends Bowling, Basketball, and Volleyball Clubs . . Publicity Club . A Cappella Choir . . remembers Mr Borodynko's class . . plans to become a teacher. DONALD MILLER Don” ... pet peeve is school remembers the clang of the fire bell when changing in the locker room . Track Team . . . Stage and Lighting Crew . . . loves hunting and fishing . . . seen with Lorraine Monaco . . . the Air Force is the next stepping stone. JON MILLER Jonny” a smile that could melt any girl's heart .the nicest personality soft-spoken . . . history whiz . . baseball and basketball . . . fast and fantastic in football lucky boy . . . attended New Jersey Boys’ State an asset to any school . . . college is on the agenda MARILYN MORRIS Mar” . . . friendly and talkative . . . What else is new? . . . enjoyed Mrs. Borodynko’s History Class can be seen in her little black car with friends . . . peeved by Spanish . . . enjoys bowling and skating . . . plans to be a member of the Bay State Academy. DANIEL J. MOYNIHAN “Dan” ... at home behind the wheel . . loves to drive . . . monkey wrench, jack . . . works on cars, too . loves print shop . . . decisions, decisions . . . which will it be? . . . plans to become a state trooper or enter the Navy. KAREN MILLER Quiet . attentive ... a bowling fan likes to sketch . . athletic . . . spike that ball . . . Volleyball Club talented . . Girls' Gym Show . S.G.A. supporter . . . enjoyed Mr. Shapiro's History Class . . a future teacher SHARON MOSS Sparkling personality . . . vivacious . . a smile that goes to all the boys' hearts . . as well-groomed as a princess fit for a prince . . usually seen with Marilyn and Carol . . . Hold that pose . Epoch Photography Editor . . . And now, kiddies . . . elementary school teacher. THERESA MROZINSK1 Terry” . . . laughter plus . . sports are second nature basketball can cut a good figure eight skating . . . swimming . . . over the net! . . . volleyball . . . loves music . . . training choir . record collection . . . arc you paid up? . S.G.A Collector . . . has plans to do secretarial work. JUDITH NATHANS Judy” school-spirited . . artistically inclined . . , just give her a pencil . . better late than never that natural look . athletic too . . . Jliller Art Editor . . S.G.A representative . . . Tumbling Club . . . A Cappclla Choir G.A.C. . . . college a future commercial artist PATRICIA MILLWARD Pat . . . personality plus . . . studious . . Speedy” . . athletically inclined . . . likes to swim . . . Judo expert . hole in one . . . golf fan usually seen behind the wheel of a car . . . with boys? . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . college bound. ROBERT MINERVINO Boggie . good mixer . . fun to be with . . dark and handsome . . . Anita is usually close by . fire drills find him unprepared . . . track, basketball, and wrestling arc favorite sports . . . college or Navy in the future. VICTOR MOSS Pete . . . smiling on the outside, laughing on the inside . . . never a dull moment . Don't worry, it's a waste of time” . . . make that strike . . . bow'ling enthusiast . . basketball on the brain . . . Mr. Tai-gia made history a pleasure . . . college and the service next. ROSLYN NEEDLE Rozzi” . . . Loads of fun . . sincere enthusiastic w’orkcr enjoys dancing a bom leader . . . F.T.A President Debate Club . . . Sophomore Class Council . . . cllc aime le francais . . . enjoyed Mr Pohli’s English Class . N.H.S. college-bound . . . English major. PRANK NIEMAS Boy with the brains Treasurer of N.H.S. Don't he naive Tax Collector on Youth in Government Day German Club the sound of music Freshman Choir Flag Rearer plans to study engineering at Stevens HARRIETTS ODERMAN Often seen at her locker saying Hi to friends and acquaintances enjoyed Home Economics with Mrs. Vreeland a line music listener Girls' Gym Shows bring back sweet memories Youth in Government plans college in her near future KATHLEEN O'DONNELL Pleasant personality usually seen at Harold's locker sincere . industrious . . typist Students' General Association member. MARILYN ON PELL Have a problem? just ask Mar born leader . Come on there's work to be done President of the Senior Class Mayor of Hillside in Youth in Government Sophomore Class Treasurer Junior Class Council international rela- tions or law in the future CHARLES OSTROWSKY Chink . “Big O . . . witty . . . regrets that he has but one heart to give to the girls usually seen on Chancellor Avc. . enjoys sports gets those strikes . bowling team baseball and basketball rank high . . college in the future. JOHN OTI.OWSKI Otto . works magic with motors . track . wrestling . . turn on the radio- that music is great favorite class was Mechanical Drawing school bunches are his favorite . the next step is the service. JOSEPHINE PAGANO Jo . . . loves the sound of business machines . . . Homemaking Class for this girl . likes to sew . . a whiz at cooking . . . history is her favorite subject . . . Gym Show . . the future will find Jo working in an office. CHRISTINE PARC.IAK Always laughing . . . never seen without Bobby bowling fan don't make her wait . she’s never late . . Fashion Show brings back fond memories . . . Sales Class was always fun plans to join the business world. KATHLEEN PARKER ' Kath shy . fun loving Girls' Gym Show . . Volleyball Club Basketball Club . enjoyed Mrs. Borodynko's History Class a collector of records plans to attend business school. JO-ANN PEACE Jo friendly . helpful want to ride in a white convertible? has anyone seen Fred? will always remember Moving Up Exercises . Honor Guard Captain can really flip you knows Judo . S.G.A. Collector . Sen ior Council . . . Marching Band . legal secretary in the future. JOHN PALMIER! “J.P. spirited sociable likes printing favorite hobbv . . . girls . never forget Mr. Maz-zella's class . . enjoyed homeroom and study most of all . future accountant. SUSAN PECKERMAN Sue . . Peck . personality personified . easy going and full of fun . . anything for a laugh a living doll . sweet smile, big blue eyes . . . fan of Peter, Paul, and Mary watch out Ben Casey, here she comes . future medical assistant SUSANNE PERCHALUK ‘Porch” . always laughing and having fun happiness is con- tagious . . . let's put the music on and dance . Assistant Township Clerk, Youth in Government Day see you in the gym after school . Volleyball and Basketball on to business school HOWARD PERLMAN Howie” . brightens up his classmates’ days with many a laugh . . . the world is free of troubles, you know . sports arc part of this guy’s life . baseball is the name memories of Youth in Government college bound GERALDINE PETERS ‘Gcrrie” . . . fun to be with . great to know . . . S.G.A supporter loves the outdoors . sports rate high swimming baseball . basketball also enjoys bowling radio provides entertainment finds herself headed for a business career. LINDA PIER Sweet . liked by everyone personality shines with bright lights . . worker . . will always lend a helping hand Students' General Association member MARY ANN P1NTOZZI Enter laughing . fun loving liked by all . . spare time? . . eating and selling candy . three cheers for our number one salesman . . . sports minded . . Volleyball, Basketball, Softball . . . talent for art . . . enjoys drawing . . . I.B.M. school in her future. IRVING PLASTOCK Irv” sociable . . fun loving . . . get a homer . . . baseball team . . always singing A Cappella Choir president . Spring Concerts are always fun . . S.G.A member . . . future college man. JANET PLATT Jan” ... a horseback riding fan . . . S.G.A. supporter . . . bowling champ . . enjoys dancing . . never will forget her Freshman English Class . . . future will be in the business world. JOANN POLICASTRO Reserved . earnest . . . enjoys the subtle type of humor . click goes the typewriter . . clang go the office machines . . Hillside High will always bring back memories FRED POLLACK Friendliness plus . . enjoyed A Cap-pclla Choir . Political Science Club Buenas Dias . . . Spanish was his favorite . have speed, will run Track Team . . . can be found with Harriette future holds plans for college. HARRY POPICK Tall and blond . another Troy Donahue . . personality plus has a way with the girls . . cars, except Fords are appealing loyal S.G.A. supporter . . . Uncle Sam. beware . . . future business man. BERNARD PORANSK1 Bernic” . . . nice guy . . . may be heard to exclaim you know, right?” . usually seen with John I likes music what a football player . . . shines on the Track Team . who blew up the relay in shop? Service or college career MARGARET POSCHOCK Marge” . sweet as they come a friendly smile and an encouraging word Zest for sports holds those reins . horseback riding is her game . . skating and bowling . . . S.G.A representative and collector . secs future in business LARRY POWELL “Larry” . . . industrious . holds a part time job . enjoys playing pool . . mechanical drawing is never to he forgotten . crystal ball sees vocational school ahead. MICHAEL REITMAN “Mike” . . . speedshift . . . multitudes of friends . . . good dresser . . . usually seen in his '53 Ford . . . Sue is usually close by . . . gets those strikes . . . Bowling Team . . trouble with your car . . . just ask Mike . . bascrunncr . . . college ahead CAIL. RINER Poncho” . . a good mixer ... Hi Ho Silver . Equestrian Club . . S.G.A. collector S.G.A. banker good dancer . . . enjoyed Mr. B’s history class . . . Ceramics Club seen at the skating rink with boys? . future in the business world. JERRY POSITERO Friendly and good n a lured al- ways ready with a joke . dial “M” for music can really play that guitar . . an asset to the Track Team shines on the Football field . college in the future SANDRA RASCHAL “Sandi” . quick with a quip neat and orderly . . . let's abolish homework . . “care!” . . . English was the greatest . recipient of S.G.A Service Award . S.G.A. representative . Youth in Government Day Epoch . college bound a future in teaching. CARL REITMAN Time to travel . . Grunnings, West Orange, Newark likes pool, basketball, dating sport car fan and music man . appreciative of ideals derived from school ... interest in history to be continued in college . . . then a profession in Public Relations. LYNN RHODES Just a happy-go-lucky kid fun and jokes go hand in hand . . how about gym six periods a day . . . basketball, volleyball, track and soft-ball suit her to a T” headed for I B M. School. UNA RETTINO Sparkling personality . . . always laughing warm-hearted ... artistically inclined hates people who are late . agrees that nice things come in small packages type this . file that short hand please! plans to enter secretarial field WILLIAM QUANDT “Bill” . . . great kid . . . always cheerful .. . usually seen with the boys in Acme Parking Lot . . . likes to bowl and shoot pool. enjoys working on his car . . Freshman Football Team . . . will always remember when shop blew up . . future shows the service JOSEPH RETTINO “Joe” . . . cass . . . wink an eye . . . whistle a whistle . . girls coming to Joe . . . personality is prominent feature . . . life of the party . . . Students' General Association member. SHIRLEY RIPIANZI “Shirr gay and active . . . Girls Basketball Club . . loves to paint . Ceramics Club collector of records . . . hobbies galore . roller skating . dating . . . great dancer enjoyed history with Mr. B . future in the business world KATHLEEN ROCHE Kathy” always smiling . . . happy-go-lucky . . Dad’s Booster Drive tra la la ... A Cappclla Choir . Senior Class Council . bowling champion . . Spectator staff . . Ride cm cowboy” . . . horseback riding . college bound STEVEN ROSEN Steve” . . a boy with the mostest will always lend a helping hand Mr. America on the beach big man on the Track Team . a favorite haunt is Grunnings . on to college to study pharmacy. DOROTHY ROSENBLUM Quiet but with much ability clever and studious . . . often seen in the library . . . loves to collect fan pictures cooks up a storm . enjoyed Mr. Borodynko's History Class desire to teach began with F.T.A. a Teacher's College will follow. LOUELLEN ROCHOW Charming conversationalist . . . spends her spare time talking enjoys roller skating . terror on wheels . avid reader . where is the non-fiction section . . . horseback riding it is harder to post than you think . . . future plans include a college education. HOWARD ROSENBERG Howie” . . . scholar . . . wants others to Be there!” . enjoys music, sports and math . . 'oh, Mr. Todt’s class!” . . . National Honor Society band and choir . . . J.V. Baseball future years will be spent at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute RICHARD RODERER Carefree fun loving anything having to do with cars rates high on his list . . Comet cinder man . . Miss Shicnblatt’s English Class will always bring memories will serve his country as a career. SHARON ROSE Shar” petite bouncy . . . fun loving a past Wecquahic girl . . . may be heard to exclaim oh! no!” . . favorite companion is Mike . parlez vous francais? . French Club . . . enjoys music . . . plans to attend college . Future Teachers of America LEONARD ROSENBERG Lenny . . friendly . . easy to get along with . . . usually heard saying I need the aggravation” . holds the cue to pool basketball, football, and bowling fan . . finals at Atlantic City will be remembered forever espanol anyone? . . college is his goal. ANITA ROSENSTEIN Nita” . . . what a sweetie! . . sincere but never without a smile . . . one thing . . . where's Bob M.? .. why there he is by her locker of course . . . stop pushing in the halls . got to get to him . . . college bound . . . future plans unknown. CAROL ROSNER Sweet little miss . . pleasing personality . happy-go-lucky . . . remember Biology Class? . interested in boys, especially H K. a tumbler . Girls’ Gym Club . . . Sophomore Cabinet . . Future Nurses’ Club . headed to college for a career in nursing. LENORE ROSS When you're smiling . anything for a friend . sincere . artistically inclined . . Thrift Poster Contest Winner Hi Her Typing Staff . . Dad’s Booster-er . . her realm of art . . . good old soph English college bound teach me tonight. Pace 89 LINDA ROSS Sweet smile friendly ways true friend . school spirit personified . active member of the Thespians senior play . . Act I .. . Scene II Broadway and bright lights arc the next stop VIRGINIA SABBA Virg . . . hysterical sense of humor anything goes . . . Junior Achiever Future Teachers of America . . . Senior Class Council . . . Sigma Lambda Phi .1 love a parade . . . Twirling Squad . . amo, amas, amat . all roads lead to college. BARRY SALOFF South-Side” fasten your seatbelts! . . . aviation enthusiast enjoys classical music . . . found Mr. M.'s term paper a classic ... diverse interests Junior Varsity baseball manager . Future Physicians and Creative Writing Clubs . fond recollections of Mr. Duthie's class . college, then airline administration lies ahead. ROSEMARY SANTOS Gay cheerful . . . always a friendly word dance, dance, dance . . . Jazz Club . Movie anyone? . . . Let's get to that basketball game . habla espanol . . . Spanish Club . Typist for Wilier college bound . . future undecided . professional dancing or-United Nations Language Department RENEE ROYAK Serious minded . hard working . active in much . . . have guitar, will hootenanny . . . Wilier room is the place to find her Orchestra . . . Future Physicians Club . . . Literary Editor of Spectator . . . Mr. Todt’s math is favorite . . college bound. NANCY SARNOSKI Nance” . . Sociable . . . funloving . . sports minded . . . bowling . . . swimming volleyball . . enjoys double dating . hates detention hall. . . well, who likes it! ... 3 cheers for English 12 with Miss Cooke . plans to operate I B M. machines in future. RONALD ROZAN Ron . . everybody's friend always has a nice Hello . usually seen with Steve Rosen . sports enthusiast . . no room for a fresh- man on the first day in the cafeteria . . . unusual . . . likes math . . . track team . . . college bound . . . future engineer. STUART SCHECTMAN Friendly . . . quiet . . . enjoys good music . . . boys' choir . . . Spring Concert . . anybody for a debate . . . Debate Club . parlez-vous francais . . Future Physicians Club . . . college for certain . . . science major . . . perhaps microbiology or virology. PHYLLIS RUBIN Personality plus . . . happy-go-lucky . . . sparks those parties . . . anyone care to go bowling? . . gets those strikes . musically minded plays the violin . . . sings too ... A Cappclla Choir . . . enjoyed being part of Thespians . . . executive secretary of the future. AARON SACHAROV Big A” . . nice guy . . . helpful . enjoys sports, basketball manager, baseball manager . . . will always remember going to Atlantic City for State Championship favorite class was B-15 homeroom . . usually seen in the gym . . . college bound. MARIANNE SANTACATA Pleasing personality . sweet and helpful . . . favorite companions are Maryann and Lois . . . enjoys playing the piano . . . top student . . . National Honor Society . . . school spirited . S.G.A. Representative . . Senior Class Council . will enter the field of speech therapy after college. LEONARD STAKOWSKI Fun-loving Lcn . . three strikes and you arc out . . baseball fan . . enjoys reading and bowling . . . consumer education and Driver’s Ed. classes ... hit the spot . oh, that man in blue . . future sailor. SUSAN SCHNITZER Schnitz” . . . happy-go-lucky . . . this train don’t carry no gamblers . loves folksinging . . arranges her own music . . . A Cappclla Choir . . . habla ustedcs espanol? . . . Spanish Club . . . Equestrian Club . . . remembers dramatics . . . college beckons . . . hopes to become speech therapist. STEVEN SCHORR Steve” ... A Burgerama boy . . enjoys pool, horseback riding, dating remember shower hour? . . . likes public speaking . . Debate and Political Science Clubs . . . thrives on debates in Mr. M.'s American History class . need one say more? ... a lawyer for sure. WILLIAM SCHUTSKY Globe” . . . Mr. Basketball . . off the hoards . . . into the basket . . . practice . . . success . . . sports -+-girls = Bill . . . serves his community . . . Key Club and Boys State Representative . . . brains and brawn . . this athlete plans to attend college. ALAN SEGALL Sigy” . . . great smile . . clothes make the man . . . congenial, a noise maker, drummer boy . another Sam Snead . . did you every try to drive a car when the wheel is jacked up? . college man BONNIE SECALL Bon'' ... a real fashion plate . . . never a red hair out of place . . . sparkling eyes . . fun loving . . such patience! . . . lots of school spirit . . . S.G.A. representative . . . a Wilier helper . . . the first day of Drivers Education is unforgettable . . future elementary school teacher. MARC SEIDEL Good natured . . fun to be with . . . anyone sec Susan? . . . what an R” . . . make that pin . . . wrestling . track and football too . . . Senior Class Council . . . history best remembered . . Perry Mason of the future. SHELDON SEIDEL Shelly” . . . lovable . . . playboy girls . . . more girls . . . sportsman . . . catch that pass . . . run that mile . . pin that man . . has a yen for Mr. Borodynko’s History Class . . . Physics enthusiast . . . headed for college . . plans to be a C.P.A. MARJORIE SELIGMAN Margie” . . a sweet smile for everyone . . . dramatics this girl’s forte . . . know of any good books? . . whoever heard of spare time? . . . Thespians . . . French Club . . Youth in Government Day . . college plans . future dramatics teacher. FRED SHANNON Extravert . . . friendly . . . live-wire . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . cars . . . cars . . . social life ranks high member of the Students’ General Association JOSEPH SHEARE Joe” . . honest . friendly . . . bowling anyone? . gets those strikes . . enjoyed Mr. Taigia's History Class . . . will always remember the Hillside-Central game in Atlantic City . . , loves girls and his car . Fun Fair . . . wrestling . . S.G.A works in Valley Fair . looks forward to college. DOROTHY SIEGEL Dar . .. talkative .. . oh my God!” she is with Larry S. . memories of that fashion show arc vivid . . . tries to forget she fell off the chair . . collects stuffed animals! . . . served the S.G.A. well Treasurer of B'nai B'rith Girls business school. LARRY SILVER Midnight . . . friendly and helpful . . . oh, those dark eyes . . . sports enthusiast—especially basketball and baseball . . an S.G.A. supporter . . . future days will be spent in college. JACK SMITH Touch-down by Smith . . athlete . . . football team . . wrestling . track .a black convertible and a girl . . . enjoyed History Class . memories of high school will reveal Saturday afternoon football games . . the future will bring college for Jackie CAROL SPRINGER Gay and carefree . find this girl where the fun is . . . radio and records . make that spare . . . favors driving for relaxation . Future Physicians Club . . . Corresponding Secretary for Future Nurses Club . . . Marching Band . plans to be a dental assistant. MARTIN SIECAL Marty . . . likeable . . . always smiling . . . says it’s great when listening to records or reading a good book . el senor enjoys Spanish III . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . member of the Political Science Club . . I object, your Honor” . . . plans as future lawyer look hopeful. STEPHEN SNITKOFF Steve” . . likes the towns outside of Hillside mainly Union and Maplewood . . . there was always Bookkeeping . . . when out usually seen with a certain someone . . . plans to attend a Business and IBM School JAMES SPIVACK Jim . . . friendly . . . always ready to assist . . . enjoys biology . . . jazz hits home . . . plays clarinet himself Mr. Todt’s homeroom still missed Band and Orchestra member . . . English was so different with Mrs Callander ... in the future—Ben Casey. HOWARD SPIEGEL Howie” . . . hello up there happy-go-lucky life of leisure fishing . . . bowling . . . collector of coins avid T V. fan . . running the track is no challenge . . favors Mr. Borodynko's History Class plans to be a part of the business world ALLAN SILVER “Al easy going and quiet . jet black hair . always with a certain girl at his side . . . pleasing personality . . . Al hits home without a strike against him . . . J.V. baseball team . . . crystal ball sees college ahead. ARLENE SOMOGYI Smoj . . . fun-loving with a great sense of humor . . . where's Arlene? . . . having her picture taken in the auto shop . . . enjoys all kinds of sports . . . volleyball and basketball are special . . . loves 3rd period history . . . business world look out. � ELIZABETH STAFFORD Trade” . . . quiet . . . considerate charged with school spirit . . . Future Teachers of America . . S.G.A. representative . . . S.G.A. collector . . enjoyed Mr. D’s math class . . showed talent in the Girls Gym Show . . . plans to go on to college. BARRY STEINBERG Kim” . . good sense of humor . . appealing yellow convertible . . attends all the games . . how could anyone forget the Hillside-Central game . . wrestler . . future college man. ELAINE STANKO Lannie . . . fun loving . . . likes to sew . . . gets those strikes . . . enjoys bowling . . . volleyball . . basketball . . . S.G.A. collector . . remembers first day of high school . . . will never forget falling in hallway on third floor . . . future shows work in a business office. BARRY STEIRMAN Iradic . . keeps everyone laughing one for the money two for the show always with a crowd . . Mr. President . . . Sigma Alpha Rho Fraternity . . mat man 9-10-11 . . . H.H.S. was picture window to the world . . plans to go to Drafting School or the service. DIANE STAUDER Happy Di” . . . always listening to the radio ... dig that music . . . that bug makes her laugh . . . Orientation Day brings back memories PAUL STEPHENS Quiet . . . once a friend, always a friend . . . down to earth . . sin- cere . . member of the Students' General Association. GAIL STEINBERG Entered junior year . always laughing . . . anyone care for fun? . . . I don’t believe it! . . . clean out that messy locker . handles the funds . . . S.G.A. banker . . . Mr Schalkoff’s English class never to be forgotten . . . sorry, I forgot my desert boots . . . college ahead. RONALD STERN Friendly ... a head for figures . . . seen on Chancellor . . . Mr. Schalkoff’s class still rings bells . . . S.G.A. representative . . . what did you say the score was? . . . Wilier sports writer ... si for Spanish Club N.C.E. and a career in engineering in the future. CAROL STRUGATES Carol's beautiful smile and sweet personality shine through to 3H . . . oh, those days with Paul . Miss Intelligence in person . . . National Honor Society . . . Epoch Literary Editor . . . Future Teachers of America . . . bound to be a success in college. MARK STRUM Cheerful . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . peek into the music room, and there he is! . . . the terrific tenor . . enjoys sports . . . baseball . . . bowling . Chess Club Future Physicians Club . . . never forget Mr. Palfi’s Algebra II Class . . . college future. MONA SULZMAN Excitement, bright lights, and boys . don't ask! . . witty . . . talented . catch that New York bus . . Thespian . . . Mr. D. and Mr. Camilli's classes still aren't the same . . . who’s a brownie? . . . and on to Broadway. JEFFREY SWANGER Pleasing personality . . . capable leader likes sports ice skating and hockey . . . look for him in the school store . Mr. President . National Honor Society, German Club, and Freshman Class S.G.A Vice President . . . medical school looms on the horizon Pace 93 BARBARA SWEENEY Always on the go . . constant smile happy-go-lucky usually seen with Norm Chanin are you ready? . yeah team . . cheer- leader, co-captain . . C A C. President Tumbling Club Senior Class Council . . Dad’s Booster drive . . . college bound. FRANK SZEL.A Butch’’ . . . always happy . smiling . WA2UEV, do you read me? . Radio Club electric shop gives him a spark . wrestling team . . will always remember the funny things done in lunch . will pursue career as electronic engineer. This is the way R. Farrell gets “A-Head.” JUDITH TANGEL Judy’’ Are you ready?” Cheerleading Captain . sports-minded . G.A.C. . active, but always time for a smile . . volleyball . . . basketball . tumbling . service to school . . . Sophomore and Senior Vice-President . . . sound your A for A Cappclla career in English or foreign language lies ahead. THEODORE TISCH Tisch” . . . quiet . . gets them hooked . . . enjoys fishing spare time is spent sleeping . favorite class is gym . . . will never forget having Mr. Cocke as a teacher . future in the business world DONALD TRESLAR Doc” . honest . hard working . . enjoys being with people I feel.” . . . hunting . . fishing . . . remember the first day of school? plans to enter Technical School JUDITH TUMIN Tumin” . different . impressive . . . anyone for writing? . . . Mr. Camilli’s English class helped . Wilier Asst Editor-in-chief National Honor Society . . . Spanish Club member . . . you’re wrong” is the word of the week a memory lingers on Wilier Installation college and then some. THOMAS TURKENKOPF Turky” ... a Fun Fair fellow . paradise means a little stream and a fishing line amusingly recalls Mr Johnson’s enthusiasm at Pep Rallies . . . likes History . . anchors aweigh, my boys . . . plans to join the Navy. GISELE VALE Gi Gi” . . . her beautiful smile and pleasant ways show she has what it takes that boy's name is Nick, you know . . . school spirit . . . Publicity and Pep Clubs . . . artistically inclined . first prize Thrift Poster Winner . . . college will bring about an art education. CREGORY THOMAS Greg . the type the girls look twice at sincere friend . . . helpful individual . member of the Students’ General Association. FRANK VAN DEAN “Big Bad Frank . . . funloving . . admirable . attached . . . can always be found in the School Store with Joanic . . . kick that point . football hero . . wrestling . . . Key Club . . Senior Class Council E” is for English with Mr Grab . college bound . . plans unknown. 17 CHRISTINE VASILE Tina’' . happy-go-lucky ... sec you at Phil’s . . . volleyball and basketball arc favorites . homeroom in Boys’ Health Room always brings a laugh Mr. Borodynko’s class will be remembered member of Future Nurses’ Club . . . future angel of mercy. FRANK VOI.TURO Vito” . . quiet . . enjoys pool usually seen at Fun Fair . . . football man . favorite class is study hall spends spare time sleeping . . future plans are to enter the service. CHARLES WAGNER ■'Ned'' you'll find him in A-l . . track . throws the shot . . enjoys football . . . wrestling too . . . a real sportsman . . . cars, cars, cars x -f- y = z . . wild about math . . . S.G.A. Alternate Representative . college bound . . future engi- neer. DAVID WEINTRAUB Dave’’ . . . good guy activities galore . . . German Club . . . Chess Club . Baseball Team great times in A Cappella Choir. . . nerves of steel . . now who played Mitch Miller at our Spring Concert? . . . Future Physicians’ Club . . college bound. CARL VIDAL Brow'' persistent if at first you don’t succeed, “never give up” Ramar of the jungle . . . hunting is his glory . girls also quiet ones . . . enjoys History . . . plans to be a part of it as one of Uncle Sam’s boys. DANIEL WEISMAN “Danny” . . . easy to get along with . friendly . liked Biology Class . . a real sportsman ... pin your man . . . swimming . . . football . . fishing sprechcn Sie Dcutsch? . German Club . Future Physicians’ Club . . . Junior Achiever . . snowball fights in English . . . future in dentistry. BARBARA VOGTMAN Boopsie” keep smiling . always running off to Roselle . . . now where did Linda go? . . sports enjoyed . volleyball . . . basketball bowling that Boys’ Health Room made a great homeroom History favored . . . college next MICHAEL WELLET Mike” . . . usually laughing . . nice guy . . . usually seen with Nancy . . . likes to work on cars . . . Freshman Football Team . . enjoys Mr. Borodynko’s History Class . . . Air Force seen in future. SHIRLEY VOLLOM Friendly and quiet . loves ice skating and painting . . homemaking is favorite class . . . who dropped the cake in the main hallway? . enjoys secretarial work . . wants to enter secretarial school after graduation. NANCY VON DEN STEINEN “Fritz” . . . always laughing . . usually seen in Tempest convertible anyone see Bob? . . will always remember his Senior homeroom enjoys records and radio listening . funniest incidents occurred while working in the Attendance Office future shows Berkley Secretarial School ROBERT WEINBERG Friendly . . . good sense of humor . . watch that funny bone likes to relax stalemate . . . President of Chess Club . . . anyone like to read a good magazine? . . . Spectator . . . one, two, ready, play . band and orchestra . . college and math are in future plans. EDWIN WILLIAMS “Ed” . mechanically minded . . . can usually be found in Auto Shop, his favorite class . . . loves to work on his Ford . Stage and Lighting Crew . . . which will it be? . . . plans to enter the service or attend technical school. GAY WILLIAMS Always happy any records to donate? Orientation Day sure was something to remember . and then there was no chair . . . merchandising is the greatest take a letter. Miss Williams that’s the job for Gay. CERALDINE WOOD Gerri” . . . personality plus just keep smiling . always time for a party or a dance . . loves the outdoors . . swimming . . . skating . . . make that strike bowling champ . . . S.G.A. Senior Treasurer . . . Business School . . . executive secretary of the future JANE WOOD Friendly to all . likeable knows how to enjoy herself . . . would anyone like to go swimming? sports enthusiast . . Volleyball, Basketball, and Tumbling Clubs . . how about a ride through Elizabeth? will never forget her Senior Homeroom . hopes to attend Berkeley Secretarial School. BARBARA YEDNAK Barb . . bubbling personality . . always smiling . . can be found with girl friends . . or Dave . sports enthusiast . . . bowling . . . swimming . . dancing . . . Volleyball and Tumbling Clubs money, money, money . . . S.G.A. Collector and Banker . . . plans to be an assistant to C.P.A. LINDA YUILL Linny” . . . friendly and full of fun . . . let's go to Coe Avenue . . . by the way, where’s Bob? Future Nurses Club member . plans to enter nursing school . doctors, look out! SUSAN WITTCOFF Always around when she is needed . another gutter ball . . enjoys bowling . . swimming anyone? . . click, click . Epoch Typing Staff art-minded Ceramics Club . . let’s get up a volleyball game future in an office . . . maybe marry the boss’ son. SHARYN WOODRUFF Personality is tops . . . friendly and sweet often seen with sorority sisters . cookie anyone? . . . Grand Prize in a baking contest . . loves painting Ceramics Club member favorite subject is English make room for a good secretary. PATRICIA YUKNAVACE ’'Pat . . fun loving . . . gay . . . sincere . . . what do you mean who’s Joan Baez? . . . loves folk music . . . dial D” for dramatics . Thespians . F.T.A. . . Hiller Exchange Staff . three cheers for Mr. Jeff-ris’s History Class . headed for college as English major. CHERYL WOJENSK1 Cher . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . F.T.A. member . . Si, Si! this seno- rita loved Spanish Class working girl . . . teaches Sunday School S.G.A. Collector . . . always time for sports . . . basketball and volleyball . . loves to swim . future grammar school teacher. LYNN YEAGER School store girl . . make those sales . cabinet meeting oh no! . . . which one? . . . “What a goof . . . homework isn’t for me . fourth lunch, not again . one special boy . . . never. RUTH ZABLOTSKY “Zablot” non-conformist . . witty telephone is her downfall . . Stunning” . . . food and fun . look for her in the Village . . . can’t forget Dramatics and Speech! . . . Epoch . Senior Council . . . college ahead . . . future fashion designer or psychologist. WALTER ZACHODA Preacher . . . loner seen everywhere ... up at the crack of dawn to catch that duck or deer ... appreciates aid when needed . . works in his spare time . . . plans to attend school after serving in the Air Force. MARYANN ZAROSHL1NSKI Zash” . . the greatest girl . . never too busy to help ... a bom leader . . wonderful friend . . . what would the S.G.A. do without her? . . . has her hands in the money . . . Junior Class Treasurer . . . Prom Organizer . . . tribute to any college ROSLYN ZIPPER Lynn . . busy bee with studies and extra activities . . . seen in the girls gym leading her half of the Twirling Squad . National Honor Society . member of F T.A. . . . S.G A. Collector . . G.A.C. member . . . hopes to sec Douglass College in her future. MARCIA ZUCKER ' Zuck . . bubbling with personality . . . jovial . . . keep smiling . loves to read . . . seen with the girls . tennis anyone? . . . favors American History . . . Junior Achiever . . . French Club . . . Spring Concert . . made no headway with the forward roll . future social worker. ROBERT ZUCKER ' Bear” . mechanically inclined . forever fixing his car . . . what’s Gym without a fire drill?—warmer but less interesting . . . homework’s not his cup of tea, but favors class with Mr B . . . looking forward to future in the Navy STUART ZWEIBACK ‘Stu’' . . jovial . . . enjoys reading and television . . . seen at Fun Fair . . . no more news strikes . . . get the latest . Print Shop is his favorite class . . plans to enter technical school and then the Army. Seniors “wash” their way to the Prom. ACCENT ON LEADERSHIP MARILYN ONTELL Senior Class President WENDY BERLIN Senior Class Secretary ROSE FERRIGNO S.Q.A. President DIANE AIELLO S.Q.A. Corresponding Secretary LOIS INTRABARTOLO Senior Class Treasurer JUDY TANCEL Senior Class Vice-President LYDIA GARB S.Q.A. Recording Secretary SENIOR CLASS CABINET AND COUNCIL First row, left to right: M. Adler, K. Lowenstein, W. Berlin, M. Ontell (president), J. Tangel (vice-president), L. Yeager, K. Roche, G. Cordero. Second row: E. Lewitter, J. Dalia, L. Coppola, II. Hockerman, K. Arlein, J. Guydish, J. Izzolino, C. Lesser, C. Cogan. Third row: L. Donnelly, J. DeSanto, H. Kibbel, J. Peace, D. Bader, B. Segall, L. McCurdy, J. Kernusz. ALL WORK AND NO PLAY. . . ACTIVITIES Hillside Hich School has its scholars, leaders, and athletes. Some people possess one quality, and other students possess many of these qualities. Studies are representative of the student, and the well rounded student is a representative of scholarship, leadership and sportsmanship. At first, football was the key to stardom with the famous gridiron taking the sportlight.” Before the football, soccer and cross country spirit had vanished, basketball and wrestling “muscled in.” In the spring, the sportlight shifted once more to the outdoors where track and baseball awaited speedy hopefuls. Throughout the year, students participated in various clubs in which they were interested. How many of you attended those long S.G.A. meetings or spent long hours at night writing your Hiller and £pocb articles? Remember that flowing music from the far corner of the first floor, and do you recall those hours of specialized training for your future profession? Diligence was the key to accomplishment. These activities required a development of skills and school spirit. After a year of hard work in conjunction with enjoyment, we have developed into more mature individuals. Pace 100 When duty whispers low, thou must. Jhe youth replies, J can. —RALPH WALDO EMERSON Page 101 S.G.A. The S.G.A., the Students’ General Association, is the voice of the student body. Students are given the opportunity to manage their own school affairs. To provide for equal representation of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors, each homeroom selects a person to act as a delegate. A further service of this organization is the activity ticket. The cost is nine dollars. The ticket serves as admission to all school events and enables the member to receive the Epoch and Hiller. The traditional S.G.A. talent show brightens the year in addition to the other scheduled educational and cultural programs. S.G.A. OFFICERS—Seated, left to right: V. Heres, Vice-president; R. Fcrrigno, President. Second row: L. Garb, Recording Secretary; G. Wood, Senior Treasurer; M. Morris, Junior Treasurer; J. Simmons, Sophomore Treasurer,- D. Aiello, Corresponding Secretary. S.G.A CABINET—Seated, left to right: J. Swanger, M. Zaroshlinski, T. Berne, L. Coppola. Second row: D. Imbriaco, J. Carasia, D. Shelborne, B. Zins, H. Kurland, D. Hcrskowitz, N. Petervary, K. Hyra. Pace 102 S.G.A. School Store Managers, L. Yeager and L. Orvitz, serve the student body with a smile. Hillside High School is well represented by flag hearers F. Brice and J. Swanger. S.G.A. REPRESENTATIVES Every fall each homeroom elects a student to represent it at the S.G.A. Council meetings. An alternate is also chosen to attend the meetings at which the representative cannot be present. The primary duty of the representative is to inform the students in his homeroom of the important business discussed at the meetings. He can also serve on various committees which constitute the role of Student Government in Hillside High School. S.G.A. REPRESENTATIVES—Left to right, first row: S. Brody, L. Borkan, L. Donnelly, J. Nathans, S. Rose, R. Stern, D. Kreigman. Second row: M. Weinberg, P. Yuknavage, M. Cupido, L. Intrahartola, M. Santagata, E. Lewitter, M. Berlanstein. Third row.- H. Boxer, H. Hubschman, E. Collins, R. Pasteru, T. MacLaughlin, K. Frank, M. Russo. Fourth row: J. Coppola, T. Kostcs, P. Litwinoff, H. Rose, L. Fertig, N. Gordon. Fifth row: B. Segall, H. Youngst, J. Notte, J. Maddalena, K. Sadler, J. Barbario. Sixth row.- T. Schmidt, S. Rosensweig, J. Weber, B. Kaufman, S. Lucas, D. Boxer, N. Friedman. Seventh row: S. Becker, A. Eiser, R. Kalfus, J. Lisko, P. Stokes, S. Ginsburg. The “Big Payoff” comes on Monday as N. Collins pays her S.G.A. dues to C. Cogan and L. Cistaro. Pace 103 “EPOCH” EDITORS—Left to right, seated: W. Fisch, art editor; M. Falik, editor-in-chief; M. Kahn, art editor; C. Strugates, literary editor. Standing: S. Moss, photography editor; B. Stone, make-up editor; V. Vitale, typing editor. EPOCH What is a yearbook? It is more than just a book of pictures and names. The annual is a reminder of the fun we had, and the progress we made toward maturity. The Epoch is a combination of reflections of the academic and extra-curricular activities in which the student body participates. The responsibility of coordinating the various staffs lies with Mrs. Catherine Burke, advisor, and Marilyn Falik, the editor-in-chief. The Epoch staff hopes that this bound volume of memories will be treasured by each H.H.S. student. MRS. C. BURKE Advisor Busy Literary staff—D. Flaxman, R. Lessen, C. Grossblatt, R. Goldberg, J. Alper, M. Sulzman, J. Yesselson, K. Coslit and M. Wright, caption pictures with editor, C. Strugates. Epoch Business editor, J. Milch, reviews the state of ’64 finances with D. Siegal, B. Stone, M. Adler, L. Selesner and C. Cogan. Sharon Moss, photography editor, and Marilyn Falik, editor-in-chief, select pictures for the ’64 Epoch. Final checks are being made on the lay-out plans of the yearbook by B. Stone, S. Becker and L. Weissberg. J MARILYN FALIK Editor-in-chief Epoch typists S. Hirschman, M. Baron, and J. Toppe put their speed skills to w'ork on final copy. Art staff editors, M. Kahn and W. Fisch, seem pleased with sketches of C. Fastow and R. Derman (J. Steiber, not shown). Nearing deadline, the news editors, H. Hochemian and E. Lewitter, and R. Royak, news co-ordinator, combine forces to complete the lead story. Copy editors, D. Berger and L. Glueck, study the completed issue carefully. The finished issue is read and approved by L. Borkan, editor-in-chief and Mr. R. Pohli, Wilier advisor. Business editors, E. Grushkin and A. Bloom, appear pleased with the success of their staff. The article needs a picture.’' W. Bernstein, photography editor, is always ready to answer the call. That Comet team always looks great to the Hitter sports editors, T. Domerski and M. Berlanstein. HILLER “Meet that deadline. . . ” This phrase is heard often during the year by the Hiller staff. Our school newspaper is printed eleven times during the school year. The two page paper which was distributed on the first day of school was a welcomed innovation this year. The Hiller is published under the advisorship of Mr. Richard Pohli. Linda Borkan is the editor-in-chief under whose direction the Hiller has maintained its high standards as one of the top school newspapers in the country. Feature editors, M. Gorodko and E. Arenson, discuss ideas about the next edition of the Hiller with J. Nathans, art editor. W. Berlin and S. Brody, headline and make-up editors, are all smiles completing a hard day’s work for the Hiller. M. Katz, exchange editor, scans file for a past issue of the Hiller. SPECTATOR STAFF—Left to right, first row: Mr. P. Camilli, advisor; E. Hyra, editor-in-chief; H. Hocherman, assistant editor-in-chief; Mrs. D. Callander, advisor. Second row: H. Rosenberg, E. Arenson, M. Sulzman, C. Aaron, J. Swanger, N. Greenberg. Third row: R. Weinberg, K. Mandel, S. Einhom, C. Lesser. Fourth row: K. Roche, M. Feldmesser, L. Borkan, T. Berne, R. Royak. MRS. D. CALLANDER Advisor SPECTATOR The Spectator '64 has completed its second successful year of publication. The entirely self-supported magazine was composed of the original work done by students of the high school. Advance subscription sales tallied at $825 which exceeded Spectator ’63 by $175. Serving as advisor for the magazine was Mrs. Dorothy Callandor and as assistant advisor, Mr. Phillip Camilli. Editor-in-chief was Evalyn Hyra, and the assistant editor was Henry Hocherman. The creative minds of the Spectator staff are busy reviewing their work. EVALYNN HYRA Editor-in-chief Pace 108 CREATIVE WRITING CLUB The Creative Writing Club is a new addition to the extracurricular activities this year. This group was formed as an outgrowth of many requests for a literary club. Students interested in developing literary style and proper compositional structure joined this group of critics and writers. Formerly under the direction of Mrs. Jean Keelan, the club’s new advisor is Miss Patricia Cooke. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB—Left to right, seated: J. Yesselson, Miss Cooke, advisor; L. Forer. Second row: M. Monheit, L. Weissberg, M. Freidman, L. Levine, A. Addonizio. Third row: H. Rosenfeld. M. Leibowitz. S. Elman, S. O’Connell. Now this is my point of view . . .” states debate member J. Yesselson to S. Schorr, H. Kugel and H. Silverman. DEBATE COUNCIL The Debate Council, under the advisorship of Mr. R. Stabler, participated in an informative and diversified year. The club attended the Annual Debate Tournament at New York University where members debated with members from other schools in the metropolitan area. Inter-school debates with schools in near-by communities, extemporaneous speaking, and panel discussions were an intensive part of this year’s Debate Club program. The purpose of the Debate Club is not merely to learn to speak with proficiency and skill but also to develop these qualities and use them to speak on topics of national concern. The President1 of the club was Joan Yeselson; Vice President, Filip Yeskel; Secretary, Diane Hershkowitz; and Treasurer, Jeff Steinberg. DEBATE CLUB—Left to right, seated: R. Stabler, advisor; D. Hersh- berg, M. White, S. Hirschman, H. Silverman. Third row: L. Perlman, kowitz, J. Yesselson, T. Yeskel, J. Steinberg, J. Bimbaum. Second row: R. Weinberg, M. Katz, S. Schorr, V. Vitale, D. Mills. M. Grodko, P. Tilken, A. Eiser, R. Lang, M. Sirkin, N. Kugel, G. Gold- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—Left to right, seated: Mrs. D. Cal- Needle. Third row: M. Santagata, E. Hyra, L. Borkan, E. Javel. H. lander, advisor; N. Courage, F. Neimas, J. Swanger, F. Brice, Mrs. P. Rosenberg, R. Margolis, N. Greenberg. Cooke, advisor. Second row: M. Falik, D. Berger, C. Strugates, R. E. Javel lights the candle which symbolizes the virtues of scholarship at the National Honor Society Assembly. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society, sponsored by Mrs. Callander and Miss Cooke, recognizes and utilizes outstanding academic achievement. Members render invaluable service to the faculty and student body by tutoring, assisting in the library, and compiling honor roll rosters. The club is a great incentive to scholarship and a paragon of leadership. Leona is accused of being a Thespian,” a fact she cannot deny. Mrs. Wicks urges the Thespians to say it Once more with feeling.” THESPIANS “Once more with feeling” instructs Mrs. Wicks, advisor of National Thespian Troupe 887. Enthusiastic theater arts students and participants improve and display their talents as Thespian members. Each year productions are given for the P.T.A. and the school. Co-operation, progress, and performance constitute the Thespian code. The high standards of the club make try-outs a serious and significant event. THESPIANS—Left to right, standing: P. Binder, P. Yukanavage, D. Lipp, J. Simms, H. Kibbel, L. Levy, P. Rubin, L. Ross, Mrs. B. Wicks, advisor. Seated: L. Glueck. Mr. Sulzman fears the consequences of stealing the picture as L. Coppola urges her to he practical. “If only I could get into a producer’s office,” chants P. Binder to M. Seigel. “California Burgundy Wine and spaghetti for dinner,” announces P. Binder as S. Schorr finds the party of L. Ross and K. Frank to he “swinging.” WONDERFUL TOWN PLAY CAST Mr. Appopolous Steve Chomsky Ruth Sherward Linda Ross Eileen Sherward Penni Binder Jensen ....Mich Freedman A Pair of Drunks Lenny Lang Lonigan (policeman) Irwin Halper Ray Farrell The Wreck Larry Coppola Mr. Fletcher Sheldon Jaffee Helen Wade Mona Sulzman Frank Lippencott Kenny Frank Chic Clark Cossack Kenny Arlein Violet Shelton Patricia Yukanavagc Robert Baker Martin Seigal Walter Sherward Kenny Arlein A Prospective Tenant Leona Levy Six Future Admirals Lenny Lang The Consul Two Little Boys Workman Irwin Halper Sam Einhorn Sheldon Jaffce Carl Rcitman Leonard Rosenberg Kenny Mandel Barry Saloff Jeff Swanger Joel Liebowitz Page 112 “Go away from here you drunken bums,” scream P. Binder and L. Ross. SENIOR PLAY On Friday, April 17, and Saturday, April 18, the curtains opened for the audience to view the comedy, “My Sister Eileen.” The play dealt with the trials and tribulations of two sisters trying to attain fame in New York City. Penni Binder and Linda Ross enacted the roles of the sisters. The comedy by Joseph A. Fields and Jerome Choderov was directed by Mrs. B. Wicks, assisted by the student director, Linda Glueck. Miss R. Serwatka, who designed the scenes, Mr. H. Dikkeboom, who printed the programs, and the Stage and Lighting Crew contributed to the highly successful production. K. Frank shows “how to be a success without really trying” as L. Ross looks on amazed. S. Chomsky describes the excellence of his masterpiece to L. Ross, tenant of the “rat hole. Page 113 Come to colorful and exciting Spain via Mr. Rosemond’s Spanish Club. This year’s Spanish Club has gained invaluable knowledge with Mr. Rosemond as its advisor. Members of the club have learned to appreciate and understand Spanish customs and culture. They have seen films depicting Mexico, and a speaker from Argentina lectured to the club. Spanish is spoken exclusively during the meetings. This gives the members an additional opportunity to gain practical experience in the use of the language. SPANISH CLUB—Left to right, seated: S. CriflFcl; S. Goldberg, Vice-President; R. Stern, Treasurer; E. Arenson, President; L. Leonard, Secretary; A. Addonizio. Second row: C. Grossblatt, A. Zucher-man, A. Eisenberg, E. Brunner, R. Goldberg, M. Monheit, R. Santos. Third row: J. Fischgrund, C. Rudnick, L. Femicola, P. Femicola, E. Grober, D. Rosenblum, A. Jay. Fourth row: J. Harrison, C. Cadmus, N. Friedman, M. Adler, C. Kopystenski, S. Elman, S. Lansey. SPANISH CLUB 1 Cafe, French style, is the newest addition to the luncheon menu. FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLL1B—First row, left to right: M. Sulzman, S. Keisch, E. Hyra, L. Shear, S. Schnitzer. Second row: F. Faust, C. Pollack, K. Hyra, L. Weissberg, R. Silver. Third row: L. Pomerantz, J. Kaplan, C. Patrick, E. Listman, P. Dzmil. Fourth row: K. Wolt, E. Stein, R. Levenstien, N. Gordon, S. O’Connell, I. Youngst, S. Halem. From Parliamentary Procedure to a large repertoire of songs, French Club members reveal the pleasurable use of a foreign language. This year Miss Rork spoke to the club about her trip to Paris. Jvec Plaisir, members have acquired a more fluent pronunciation of French and a broader knowledge of French culture with Mr. W. Johnson as the club’s advisor. GERMAN CLUB PUBLICITY CLUB Publicity Club members E. Arcnson and M. Monheit rise to great heights to publicize basketball as D. Fazzon, V. Sabba and S. Elman construct posters. Imagination, spirit, and ambition are never lacking in the members of the Publicity Club. These girls, under the supervision of Mr. Robert Harrison, design and exhibit posters displaying vital information concerning the numerous sports events in which the Comet teams participate. The Publicity Club gives each game the recognition and support that it deserves. Page 115 The German Club, under the advisorship of Mrs. Lottie Stark, offers to those interested in the Teutonic language, an opportunity to gain a better insight into the language and to use it more frequently. The culture and literature of the German people are discussed, and this study strengthens international ties on a high school plane. GERMAN CLUB—Left to right, seated: D. Siegel, Treasurer; J. Hershkowitz, Secretary'; A. Javel, Vice-president; J. Bitay; Mrs. L. Stark, Advisor. Second row. L. Moses, L. Newman, M. Mills, C. Mange, B. Woretzel. Third row: I. Chasen, J. Bossany, G. Felber, B. Mazurkewicz, I. Schultz. Fourth row: R. Szente, G. Goldberg, T. Pollack. D. Hollander (M. Gurowitz, President; not shown). PUBLICITY CLUB—Seated, left to right: E. Mastroianni, V. Sabba, D. Domina, E. Arcnson, J. Nathans, D. Fazzone. Standing, left to right: V. Domerski, M. Monheit, J. McDonaugh, Mr. R. Harrison, advisor; B. Rosenberg, A. Addonizio, N. Friedman. Future teacher, W. Berlin, points out to fellow future teachers the proper techniques of instructing an Fnglish class. F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America Club, advised by Miss C. Sheinblatt and Miss M. Bereaw, enabled prospective teachers to learn what the teaching profession entails. At meetings, films and speakers presented enlightening material which led to informative discussions among the club members. The members gained practical experience in a tutoring system set up by the club. They became more familiar with the teaching profession by aiding a teacher of their choice and by visiting various colleges. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB—Left to right, first row: C. Strugates, S. Brody, R. Gellerman, S. Rose, R. Wagner, N. Courage, I. Devin. Second row: T. Stafford, Treasurer; J. Kemper, Vice-president; R. Needle, President; D. Berger, Secretary; J. Kur-nusz. Second row: L. Shear, H. Kibel, N. Gordon, J. Kaplan, M. Russo, L. Garb, D. Rosenblum, V. Sabba, P. Yukanavage, M. Haas, W. Berlin, S. O'Connell, M. Santa-gata, L. Levy, R. Silber, M. Slovin. Third row: C. Wajenski, S. Frucht-baum, E. Grobcr, P. Femicola, L. Borkan, M. Cupido, S. Keisch, P. Dzmil. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB The Political Science Club, under the ad-visorship of Mr. R. Mazzella, was instituted this year in H.H.S. for the first time. Due to the increasing awareness of the political scene, the club was formed in order that interested students obtain the opportunity to learn about the operation of our government. Discussions and speakers are part of the club's activities. The members have gained valuable knowledge in respect to the duties, prospects and rewards found within the law profession. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB—Left to right, first row: J. Lazerwitz, I. Chomsky, K. Mandel, S. Einhorn, C. Lesser, S. Jaffe, Mr. R. Mazzella, advisor. Second row: P. Edclson, J. Milch, M. Zucker, H. Kaufman, B. Pastor, M. Kirsch. Third row: F. Pollack, D. Bomstein, H. Hocherman, M. Siegel, K. Arlcin, R. Margolis. Fourth row: E. Geltman, M. Veintraub, L. Posner, J. Leibowitz, D. Kotler. Not Pictured: I. Halper. FUTURE PHYSICIANS CLUB—Left to right, seated: J. Duthie, advisor; M. Katz, Treasurer; D. Kreigman, President, L. Weissberg, Secretary; G. Klein, Vice-president; R. Rancourt, advisor. Second row: N. Merkel, J. Hall, C. Pollack, B. Kaufman, D. Arbetman, J. Bimbaum, P. Millard, S. Becker. Third row: M. Berlanstein, J. Steinberg, M. Weinberg, M. Peasecki, B. Stone. Fourth row: M. Berlanstein, F. Yeskel, L. Berlanstein, M. Pascal, K. Sherer, V. Vitale, J. Simms. FUTURE PHYSICIANS’ CLUB The Future Physicians’ Club, advised by Mr. J. Duthie and Mr. R. Rancourt, has completed its second year at Hillside High. In order to gain further knowledge of the medical profession, members of the club worked with doctors in their office and participated in individual experiments. At meetings, doctors spoke about their specialized fields, and explanatory movies were shown on careers in medicine. A trip to a pharmaceutical laboratory was a part of the club’s agenda. The President of the Future Physicians’ Club was David Kriegman, Vice-President, Gerald Klein; Secretary, Lynn Weissberg; and Treasurer, Michael Katz. Mr. J. Duthie aids the members of the Future Physicians’ Club in their study of the structure of the human ear. FUTURE NURSES CLUB—Left to right, seated: G. Gcrocas, L. Cistaro, J. Otto, advisor; C. Lulic, J. Greenspan. Second row: R. Marcus, J. Dumbroff, 1.. Glueck, L. Rusum, N. Willis. Third row: P. Lerman, G. Dovey, J. Vollmann, M. Levine, S. Gliken. FUTURE NURSES’ CLUB The Future Nurses’ Club is advised by Mrs. June Otto, our school nurse. It is divided into Junior and Senior groups so that members will not find each year to be repetitious. During the course of their Junior year, the participants are taught first aid. Seniors study specialized areas of nursing and serve in the clinic for one period a week. Both groups have visited schools of nursing, and guest speakers have made numerous appearances. The Future Nurses' Club has served as a fine foundation for its twenty-four members. Pace 117 In a tough situation—call upon a senior Key Club member for assistance. The Key Club members are boys dedicated to citizenship and devoted to helping others. Sponsored by the Hillside Kiwanis Club, and supervised by Dr. B. Senner and Mr. A. Avella, this year’s members gave a Christmas party for hospitalized children. Their high ideals and accomplishments are reviewed at the annual convention of New Jersey Key Clubs in Atlantic City. KEY CLUB KEY CLUB—Left to right, first row: M. Goettel, J. Iuzzolino, K. Frank, L. Cappola, E. Collins, M. Seidel. Second row.- M. Lipman, J. Guydish, S. Lipman, H. Hocher-man, F. Cheriff, A. Wasserman, T. Weidenbaum, D. Kalfus. Third row: S. Fishman, T. McLaughlin, V. Hcres, M. Bernstein, D. Imbriaco, and J. Swanger. LIBRARY COUNCIL Under the supervision of Mrs. Elizabeth Crocco, the Library Council maintains an efficient functioning library. By categorizing and cataloguing books as well as participating in other library duties, the members learn many things about the various duties of a librarian. The year’s highlight was the field trip to a noted publishing house and an excellent Broadway play. LIBRARY COUNCIL—Left to right, seated: S. Chabino, B. Nagengast, G. Gall, S. Hollingsle, R. Bontempo, M. Leibowitz. Second row: B. Leapman, J. Yeselson, C. Attunisic, A. Addonizio, pAGE ns M- Russo' H Bromberg, C. Cadmus, M. Wright, S. Detweiler, J. Carolan, I. Schultz, L. Jacobs, M. Strauss. SCIENCE CLUB SCIENCE CLUB—Seated, left to right: S. Sirkin, H. Groh, H. Kurland. Second row.- M. Paskal, L. Fertig, S. Brooks, M. Weinberg, M. White, A. Peyser, M. Gerwitz, J. Zemonovic. Third row: M. Sirkin, W. Berstein, The Science Club, advised by Mr. Charles Kennington, is maintained in order to gain and promote further interests in science studies. Throughout the year the club has engaged in field trips and lectures. Members presented an informative program in the elementary schools of Hillside to promote greater science interest in the students. The officers of the club for ’63-’64 were: President, M. Pascal; Vice-president, S. Brooks, and Secretary, A. Peyser. Science Club members study wave motion by observing the instruments on the ripple tank. M. Vientraub, F. Yeskel. BETTER BUSINESS CLUB “What is the mysterious business world like?” The Better Business Club, under the supervision of Miss M. Atkielski, discussed the problems and the rewards awaiting the members of a clerical and industrial society. Through experience gained within the club, the members can venture into the business world with the knowledge and confidence that our complex society requires. BETTER BUSINESS CLUB—Left to right, seated: Miss M. Atkielski, advisor,- B. Krokas, D. Aiello, L. Attanasio, S. Hollingse. Second row: K. Pansica, F. Brandt, P. Hill, V. Domerski, M. Herskovitz, V. Horowitz, F. Biefus. Third row: J. McConloguc, L. Monaco, M. Leibowitz, H. Rosenfeld, M. Morris. Pack 119 A CAPPELLA CHOIR—Left to right, first row: J. AIpcr, J. Steinberger, D. Zucherman, R. Marcus, C. Grossblatt, P. Lerman, J. Tangel, A. Zucher, M. Monheit, J. Nathans, M. Slovin, R. Goldberg, B. Winard, D. Boxer, L. Fern, C. Oncsky, A. Bierman, C. Ross, J. Luke man. Second row: C. Powell, L. Donally, J. Siegel, B. Petras, L. Thomas, J. Steiber, S. Halern, R. Brauner, C. Huppert, C. Michelwicz, H. Stein, R. Zipper, B. Barr, P. Dior, J. Magdon, L. Gould, D. Eisenberg, S. Averbach, E. Gralnick. Third row: D. Siegel, R. Lessin, C. Mazillo, L. Brcgcn, S. Lucas, N. Friedman, T. Berne, J. Groh, J. Lister, M. Chase, E. Lewitter, L. Borkin, K. Ninesling, B. Issler, M. Adler, I. Chasen, F. Levin, D. Domina, J. Krutulis, M. Levine. Fourth row.- A. Lapp, D. Wcintraub, 1. Plastock, A. Leibowitz, E. Nelson, K. Rosenberg, S. Scheck-man, B. Intrabartola, E. Asherman, K. Frank, F. Erdman, R. Szentc, P. Klein, M. Strum, T. Meltzer. CHOIR The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. H. Kravitz, brings musical enjoyment to the student body during the year. They perform at assembly programs, community functions and the Spring Concert. The members learn the fundamentals of music in addition to proper harmonizing techniques. Senior choir members rehearse for graduation. Behind the scenes with the A Cappella Choir, as seniors prepare for the Spring Concert. A Cappella Choir officers: Irving Plastock, President; Linda Borkan, Vice-president; Donna Siegel, Treasurer; Marcia Levine, Secretary. Senior members of the A Cappella Choir joyously harmonize. Page 121 M. Paskow, B. Harwood, and R. Lange harmonize in a clarinet trio. The underclassmen in the String Orchestra play sweetly and softly as Mr. L. Straussman listens attentively. Pace 122 I lie String Ensemble of the Orchestra focuses its attention upon Mr. L. Straussman, as he directs. Mr. Weinberg, R. Greuter, and R. Abromowitz invite you to come blow your horn. ORCHESTRA • • and let there be music ' instructed Mr. Leonard Strassman, director of the Hillside High School Orchestra, as the 1963-64 program commenced. Reviewing the year, he happily reported that there were fine musical performances which ranged from the symphonic to the popular contemporary versions. The Spring Concert was again the highlight performance, displaying the diligence and ability of the students who participated in the 1 lillside High School Orchestra. The Symphonic Band under the direction of Mr. M. Buglio takes “five” from the long hours of rehearsal in the music room. Hillside High School Band builds an atmosphere of spirit and excitement when they perform at the football games. BAND J. Bogner and R. Leepson drum a fast beat at band rehearsals. Trombones and saxophones invite the “Saints to come marching in. When you hear the rhythm-filled beat of a drum, accompanied by the victorious strains of a march, you know it’s the Hillside High School Band, under the direction of Mr. M. Buglio. The highlight of the year is the Thanksgiving Game when the skills of the band members are displayed in the specially prepared routines. During the remainder of the year the music room is the workshop for the Symphonic Band. Their efforts are shown in their brilliant performances at assemblies and the annual Spring Concert. Page 125 CHEERLEADERS Senior Spirit Specialists—J. Tangcl, B. Sweeney, J. Kemper, and J. DeSanto. Hillside cheerleaders raise the flag for the victorious Comets. H.H.S. CHEERLEADER—Left to right: H. Ketterer, J. Caracia, N. Petervary, H. Weiss, B. Sweeney, co-captain, J. Tangel, captain,- J. Kamper, J. Steinberger, J. DeSanto, and C. Romanyshan. Enthusiastic shouts emerged from the stands as we came through loud and clear! ! ! We knew that our animation, which spread throughout the student body, reflected the overwhelming spirit of the cheerleaders. With Judy Tangel as its captain and Miss Lucienne de Wette as its advisor, this lively group of ten led us through both victory and defeat. The keen sportsmanship and tremendous school spirit of these girls provided a model for everyone to follow. The cheerleaders performed with grace and vigor, transmitting a glow of pride for our school. Pack 126 H.H.S. TWIRLERS—Left to right: G. Cordero, co-captain; L. Zipper, co-captain; B. Barr; J. Scavron, K. Wolt, J. Petrucclli, V. Sabba, S. Goldman, E. Grober, and I. Eidc. What would it be like marching down the field without the added attraction of the twirlers? These girls, a selected group of ten, brighten every football game with their colorful routines. Headed by the captains, Gloria Cordero and Lynne Zipper, the girls strut proudly down the field at the beginning and half time sessions of the games. Under the supervision of Mrs. Maria Campana, the girls prepare various struts, fancy-filled dances, and eye-catching routines. Our twirlers, indeed, are a credit to our school and truly radiate the spirit of youth. TWIRLERS AND HONOR GUARD HONOR GUARD—Left to right: J. Peace. E Hyra, R. Wagner, P. Markowitz, S. Lucas. Page 127 GIRLS’ GYM CLUB The Girls’ Gym Club, under the auspices of G.A.C., meets weekly to help girls increase their proficiency in tumbling and apparatus. These girls perform advanced routines on the balance beam and similar equipment. Through this activity the girls acquire healthful exercise and an almost professional polish. As she flies through the air with the greatest of ease, gym class observants pray for her safe landing. Each member of the Girls’ Gym Club is a fine example of physical fitness. CERAMICS CLUB “Fragile, handle with care” is the motto of the Ceramics Club. In this group, hard work is combined with skill to produce delicate pottery. Artistic talents and imagination are utilized when fashioning the clay into beautiful structures. Under Miss Serwatka’s supervision, the Ceramics Club has enjoyed a satisfying and creative year. CERAMICS CLUB, left to right, first row: S. Fox, J. De Santo, S. Ginsberg, F. Schultz, C. Heifech, K. Sawchak, J. Galaneb, L. Peters, S. Woodruff. Second row: C. Aaron, D. Hinimelstein, P. Goldberg, J. Hall, M. Cipoth, M. Foceony, S. Cleland, D. Domina, A. Roth, E. Arenson. Third row: Miss R. Serwatka, advisor; N. Collins,- E. Greenberg; B. Skwirut; J. Kleppel; K. Lowenstein, K. Korzow; Pace 128 L. Korsun,- L. Huber; D. Bader. Joanne DeSanto and Judy Tange! are up in the air with their G.A.C. activities. C. Romanyshyn, H. Weiss, M. Cupido and J. Tange! demonstrate their ability on the balance beam. GIRLS'ATHLETIC COUNCIL Under the direction of Miss Lucienne De Wette and Mrs. Maria Campana, the Girls’ Athletic Council co-ordinates the girls’ athletics. Members arrange playdays with other high schools and intramural sports. This year they also planned a skiing trip to Pennsylvania. The G.A.C. hopes to arouse girls’ participation in sports more fully. G.A.C. MEMBERS—First row, left to right: D. Bader, G. Wood, J. De Santo, M. Santagata, L Intrabartola, S. Brody. B. Sweeney, M. Cupido, J. Tange!, J. Nathans, L. Zipper. Second row: M. Orlans, S. Keisch, R. Silber, H. Ketterer, N. Petervary, C. Romanyshyn, W. Fisch, S. Grober, J. Carroccia, J. Weber. Third row: L. Shear, P. Margherito, D. Arbetman, B. Weiner, H. Cooper, P. Piasecki, B. Halper, M. Russo, L. Rubin. Fourth row: N. Gordon, V. Domerski, K. Sadler, L. Ninesling, S. Goldman, H. Weiss, R. Coldberg. G.A.C. girls dance the wiggle-wobble as W. Fisch tops an unstable pyramid STAGE AND LIGHTING CREW The Stage and Lighting Crew become Busy Beavers as the opening night of the Senior Play draws near. STAGE AND LIGHTING CREW—Left to right, seated: B. Madio, D. Mac-Arthur, R. Prokopricz, T. Mahowski. Standing: M. Bunack, R. Secilio and D. Schoffer. Lights, camera, action! At the weekly assembly programs, the performance is presented by various groups. The lighting effects and props are ably supplied by the Stage and Lighting Crew. Linder Mr. M. Restaino, this group is rarely seen, hut its work is acknowledged and enjoyed by everyone who attends the assembly programs. BOWLING CLL!B--First row, left'to right: M. Reitman, C. Ostrowsky, R. Lerman, V. Moss. Second row: H. Hcrshfcld, 1. Gutman, E. Housman, L. Blatt, A. Kosak. Mr. C. Ferrigno, advisor. Third row: A. Pollack, A. Liebowitz, H. Kriegal, P. Fried- man, E. Manders. Fourth row: L. Hvman, S. Bass, S. Vit, B. Pomeranz, C. Alseika. BOWLING CLUB Practice makes perfect” is the motto of the members of the Bowling Club. The boys learned the various techniques used to achieve their goal. The participants who had the highest averages obtained the privilege of competing against the howling teams from other schools. Under the supervision of Mr. C. Ferrigno, the Bowling Club is always aiming to strike new records of achievement. Pace 130 First row, left to right: H. Hubschman, S. Brooks, E. Collins, M. Goettel, captain, B. Corson, C. Cytacki, co-captain; R. Rech, C. Craig, E. Lef-kowits. Second row: M. Levenson, D. Rossi, M. Veintraub, I. Weiss, D. Markowitz, M. Ncdick, S. Seidel, L. Wolfe, J. Freud, R. Delmanto, E. Hausman, Mr. W. Todt, coach. Third row: L. Posner, manager; G. Goldberg, A. Leiberman, S. Leibernian, H. Silverman, N. Wcin-glass, J. Elien, S. Abrahms, Z. Wolfe, M. Blatt, J. Bomstein, P. Lit-wenoff, J. Dunn, Mr. R. Rancourt, coach. Mr. W. Todt, H. Cytacki, and M. Goettel smile over the thought of their many victories. SOCCER The sport, Soccer, is exciting and requires much endurance and skill. Under the direction of Mr. William Todt, the soccer team achieved a four win, five loss, three tie record. This record enabled them to achieve second place standing in the Watchung Conference. The four returning lettermen; the two seniors, Manny Goettel and Henry Cytacki, along with the combined efforts of all the players brought the group to outstanding heights. The outlook for next year is good; for the team expects to go all the way to victory with eleven returning lettermen. In the words of Mr. Todt, “We had a great season!” Page 131 FOOTBALL TFAM—First row, left to right: D. HarzoJd, J. Dalia, F. Van Dean, L. Coppola, B. Hermann, J. Iuzzolino, J. Guydish, B. Poranski, W. Gensler, M. Friedman, J. Miller, A. Lapp, manager. Second row: J. Taigia, coach; R. Farrell, L. Matweishyn, R. Kerekes, A. Miller, N. Lordi, S. Lipman, S. Fishman, D. Kalfus, R. Pasteur, S. Krevsky, W. Zenlanicky, S. Helman, J. Rosen, E. Flizack, J. Hill, M. Marshall, coach; S. Jeffries, coach. Third row: E. Javell, manager; R. Corwell, J. Sutton, J. Altschule, J. Warhftig, M. Nover, F. Fricche, R. Volante, R. Eckert, B. Bariunas, E. Kovac, T. Winnecki, J. Mantz, J. Fairbanks, W. Careste, A. Korenstein. “Now listen John, here’s the play,” says Mr. J. Taigia. TOUCHDOWN! FOOTBALL This year’s record of 6-3 showed that the football players fought hard for the “glory of Hillside High.” Constant practice, under the supervision of Mr. James Taigia, enabled the team to master many of the plays that led our gridiron men to victory; Mr. Taigia was assisted by Mr. Samuel Jeffries and Mr. Manuel Marshall. Highlighting their football season was the annual Thanksgiving game against Weequahic. Cheered on by the crowds, Captain John Iuzzolino and the team defeated the Indians. Hillside High School displayed a sense of pride in having this hard-fighting Comet football team. GRIDIRON LETTERMEN—Left to right, first row: B. Poranski, J. luzzo-lino, captain; L. Coppola, J. Guydish, F. Winnecki, L. Matweishyn, D. Harzold. Second row: F. Van Dean, B. Hermann, S. Lipman, S. Fishman, J. Miller, J. Dalia. SENIOR MEMBERS—First row, left to right: R. Farrell, B. Poranski, L. Coppola, J. Iuzzolino, L. Matweishyn, J. Guydish, F. Friedman, W. Gensler. Second row: J. Smith, J. Dalia, J. Miller, F. Van Dean, B. Hermann, D. Harzold. All together, now or never, fight team light! -LIlNr,! Page 133 Into the still of the night, J. luzzolino and B. Hermann practice A Comet player never stops trying to reach his goal! their football tactics. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM—First row, left to right: D. Wood, L. Birlin, M. Houm, M. Schwartz, V. Pitanio, W. Kirk, E. Horning, J. Seigel, M. Stanko. Second row: Mr. I. Scanzara, coach; R. Kcstinbaum, L. Baiza, B. Kadwalder, T. Hopkines, A. Lodado, D. Ehrenfeld, M. Pack 134 Kaplan, J. Mendes, C. Atkinson, Mr. M. Leta, assistant coach. Third row: V. Scimerella, J. Laddy, W. Kluisner, D. De Brino, M. Spalowitz, G. Miller, R. Smagowitz, A. Stone, M. Maizer, D. Mohr. All around the track they went, M. Brains chasing M. Alper. Come on boys ... just another 10 laps! CROSS COUNTRY Cross country is one of the most difficult sports in the field of athletics. This season our cross country team achieved the best record in three years. Under the direction of Mr. Thomas Illaria and the management of Sandy Greenberg, our team placed third in the Watchung Conference and won four meets. Next year looks very promising due to the fact that we are losing only three senior lettermen: Ed LaPierre, Bob Lerman, and George Gordon. Returning lettermen will be Mel Alper, Mike Brams, Don Im-briaco, John Krajech, Jim Ryan, Jim Swallow, and Larry Totems. HIGH First row, left to right: L. Totams, P. Herman, D. Imbriaco, J. German, P. Jajosky, G. Vollmann, J. Krajcech, J. Ryan. Second row: S. Greenberg (manager), J. Tarler, J. Swallow, J. Morlino, G. Gordon, H. Katz, S. Kundin, Mr. T. llaria, Coach. Third row: R. Prokopowitz, M. Alper, A. Diamond, T. Hyland, E. Herald, M. Brams, B. Lerman, E. Lapierre. BASKETBALL Bill Schutsky, captain Bruce Hermann Dave Harzold John Maddalena Marshall Lipson Pace 136 Don Covclcski VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM—Left to right: Mr. R. Mazella, As- Hurewitz, G. Schoen, M. Brams, S. Fishman, Mr. J. Sayer, Coach, sistant Coach; Alan Schulman, D. Kalfus, D. Covcleski, B. Hermann, Managers: A. Silbereich, A. Saacherov, J. Rosen, B. Zins. J. Maddelena, B. Schutsky, M. Lipson, D. Harzold, S. Lipman, L. DEFENSE. VICTORY. The Comets achieved recognition for both. With the excellent coaching of Mr. John Sayer, William Schutsky, captain of the team and elected member to the first All-State team, and John Maddalena, co-captain, led the Comets to a 25 3 record. TITLES. The Comet team fought hard and gained much acknowledgment. Defeating South Side gave the team their second consecutive Christmas Tournament Championship. The Watch -ung Conference title was again captured by the team by defeating Westfield, an arch rival. Becoming Central Jersey Champs enabled the Comets to meet Central in the Group IV state championship competition. Although this title was not attained the Comets were considered by Hillsiders as “The Greatest.” The J.V. Team, coached by Mr. Roger Mazzella, completed FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM—Mr. T. liana, coach; S. Rosenweiz and C. Bass, managers. Left to right: J. Slack, W. Williams, B. Halper, J. Haber, R. Flam, L. Baizar, M. Mazer, J. Ryan, J. Hutchenson, V. Scomerelli, G. Miller, M. Fischman, M. Spolowitz, (Missing M. Frank and J. Mcndes). the season with the record of 11-11. The Freshman Team with the record of 10-9 was coached by Mr. Thomas Ilaria. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM —Standing, left to right: Mr. R. Mazzella, coach; D. Zannelli, B. Braverman, D. Briggs, W. Po-sitan, A. Kornstein, T. Weid-enbaum. Kneeling: J. Fairbanks, S. Katz, J. Zambola, M. Kramer, A. Miller, B. Oris. Marshal! Lipson, Comet center, rises to great heights for the victory and glory of H. H. S. basketball team. BALL YOU MAN! mmm Hillside conquers Central height with might as Bruce Hermann goes up for a high jump shot at the Atlantic City game. Bruce Hermann, on the offensive, drives past defensive Westfield foe with skillful maneuvers. At the conclusion of the basketball season, it was announced that Comet captain, William Schutsky, was named All-American by Coach and Jtblete magazine, a national publication. This recognition of excellence has given not only William Schutsky but also Hillside national fame. Mr. J. Sayer, coach, shows ball handling techniques to captain, Bill Schutsky. VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM—Sitting, left to right: J. Testa, R. manto, P. Jajowski, F. Cheriff. Standing: Mr. I. Scanz3ra, assistant Cox, D. Davis, T. Davis. Kneeling: A. Tortorello, S. Seidel, R. Del- coach; M. Kugcl, S. Krevsky, M. Seidel, J. Sutten, Mr. M. Leta, coach. Mr. Leta gives a few pointers to J. Sutten and R. Delmanto on how to succeed in wrestling by really trying. WRESTLING The 1963-64 wrestling season with the record of 6-6 was marked with great improvement on the part of individual and team performance. The 1964-65 season is expected to bring to the mat a banner team with the return of nine experienced lettermen. The strong performances of seniors Marc Seidel, co-captain, who placed second in the District championships at 156 pounds, Sheldon Seidel; and Marc Kugel will be missed by the team. A fine group of Junior Varsity wrestlers will he moving up to challenge the returnees for their positions. Leading the list is Joel Kaufman, 1964 Novice Tournament Champion at 98 pounds. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM— Sitting, left to right: B. Confolan, J. Kaufman, R. Toppe, H. Band, M. Pascal, M. Morrow. Kneeling: R. Grecco, R. Kestinbauni, H. Silver-man, B. Kedwalder, F. Cherif, L. Ceferd. Standing: Mr. I. Scanzara, coach; J. Wilkenfeld, B. Berger, D. De Breno, T. Davis, Mr. M. Leta, coach. TRACK TEAM MEMBERS, first row, left to right: G. Vollman, G. Schuck-man, D. Wood, P. Herman, N. Markowitz, D. Greenspan, R. Krebs, F. Margherito, G. Lang, M. Smith, J. Bolan. Second row: E. Ruskowski, R. Bossert, G. Schumam, J. Zcmanovic, F. Chcriff, H. Hubschman, J. Hill, S. Helman, M. Brams, M. Alper, D. Davis, J. Domaracki, J. Sutton. Third row: Mgr. J. Spiegal, Mgr. S. Greenberg, R. Kcstenbaum, T. Madersky, D. Cohen, S. Rasch, M. Heller, H. Kugel, F. Wasilak, R. Volante, L. Hurewitz, M. Graifer, E. Herold, J. Laddie, W. Stafford, T. Hyland, J. Tarler, P. Til-ken. Fourth row: Mgr. R. Leepson, Mgr. S. Kundin, T. Lang, R. Eckert, L. Seifert, M. Ben-Asher, J. German, A. Eiser, T. Magzen, S. Kovach, L. Hyman, D. Treitsch, M. Gilson, J. Ryan. TRACK The Comet trackmen swept through the 1963 season to achieve a 12-1 record. This year, with sixteen lettermen returning, Coach Manuel Marshall hoped for the same favorable results. Included among these lettermen were seniors: Frank Van Dean, shot put; Manfred Goettel, quartermile; Robert Margolis and Gregory Thomas, high hurdles; Edward La Pierre and Bernard Poranski, 880 yard dash; and Bruce Hermann, Jerry Positero, 100 yard dash. Junior lettermen were: Larry Hurewitz, Joe Hill, Mike Brams, Mel Alper, Bill Stafford, George Schuman and Frank Wasilak. The enthusiasm and talent of the trackmen and the excellent achievement of individuals such as George Schuman, who holds the Hi l.S. record for pole-vaulting and who placed third last season in the state championships, helped to promote an optimistic outlook for the 1964 season. With a mighty surge of strength, L. Coppola throws the shot-put. SENIOR TRACK MEMBERS, seated, left to right: Mgr. T. Freedman, B. Hermann, E. La Pierre, M. Goettel, B. Poranskie, F. Van Dean, L. Coppola, R. Fela. Second row-: Asst. Coach J. Zappulla, J. Positero, B. Madaio, M. Seidel, G. Thomas, H. Davis, R. Margolis, Coach M. Marshall. Third row: W. Bean, G. Gordon, C. Wagner, G. Hall, W. Cowell, T. Domcrski, G. Maranz. Hillside’s successful golfers, E, Collins and A. Schulman, practice driving on the green. FORE! S. Jaffe observes the proper stance displayed by R. Black. GOLF This year Hillside High School experienced the pleasure of having a truly excellent golf team. The five returning lettermen included: Elliott Collins, Alan Schulman, Robert Black, Jeffrey Rosen, Edward Ordowcr. With the fine coaching of Mr. James Taigia, the team approached each new course with high hopes for winning scores. Galloping Hill served as the home course for the participants of the “rich men’s sport.” By perfecting their skills, the golfers established some records for the glory of Hillside High School in the Interscholastic Competition. GOLF TEAM, left to right: D. Craigg; E. Collins; R. Black; H Rosenberg; A. Schulman,- G. Pisurchin; S. Joffc; A. Scgall; Mr. J. Taigia, coach (absent from picture C. Stone). Pagi- 141 BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM, standing, left to right: B. Zinns, Mgr.; S. Fishman; A. Wasserman,- R. Cocuzza,- S. Brooks,- I. Genberg; N. Goodman; J. Krojech; J. Smith, Mgr.; Mr. Samuel Jefferis, Asst. Coach; Mr. Carmen Ferrigno, Head Coach. Seated: D. Kalfus, J. Moynihan, M. Reitman, S. Lipman, W. Schutsky, E. Kovac, C. Ostrowski, R. Anthony, T. McLaughlin, V. Sciamarelli. One of the sports enjoyed at Hillside during the spring is baseball. The team this year again hoped to have a victorious season. All of the students at Hillside High School should be proud of the team’s efforts. Mr. Carmen Ferrigno’s coaching was an important factor in making this fine season possible. Another contributing factor to their success was the return of eleven lettermen: Sandy Fishman, Charles Ostrowsky, Bill Schutsky, Tommy McLaughlin, Ed Kovac, Dave Harzold, Steve Lipman, Donny Kalfus, Mike Reitman, Russ Anthony, and John Hodavance. “That’s the way the ball bounces,” says W. Schutsky as he tags M. Reitman out at second. Pace 142 HOME RUN! J.V BASEBALL TEAM, standing, left to right: A. Lapp, Mgr.; S. Kirsch; D. Sternberg; W. Positan,- R. Popola,- S. Katz,- T. Winicki; Mr. S. Jefferis, Coach. Seated: D. Briggs, J. Altschule, A. Crea, D. Zanelli, R. Oris, M. Lipman, FT Kerckes. ACHIEVEMENT . . VICTORY . . . SUCCESS . . EPOCH PATRONS The Epoch pages have unfolded the youth of Hillside in his most satisfying and productive years. He has achieved in his scholastic endeavors; he has been victorious in athletic competition; he has made successful strides toward maturity and adulthood. This bound book of memories which the Epoch provides has been made possible through the generosity of the many boosters and advertisers in our community. We of the Epoch staff wish to express our sincere gratitude to the public-spirited patrons for their assistance in the publishing of our yearbook. Qive, if thou canst, an alms: if not, afford, Instead of that, a sweet and gentle word.' ROBERT HERRICK OUR PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS IRA BLUMENTHAL. D.D.S. HARVEY BROOKS. D.D.S. MAXWELL FISCHLER. D.D.S. E. J. GONCZY. M.D. M. M. LILIEN. M.D. EDWARD J. MORESS. M.D. JOSEPH PEYSER. M.D. J. J. REICH. M.D. BERNARD SENNER. D.D.S. BOOSTERS The Aaron Family Phc box l amily The Langcr Family Andrea Sarker A-69 Frank and 1 )orothy Las Mocas Espanoles Sam Mr. and Mrs. A. Adler Barr ’ P. F'rank Mrs. H. Lawrence Mr. Jack Sayer Mr. and Mrs. F. Aiello Mr. and Mrs. B. ( rank 1 .ee and Wendie Mr and Mrs. 1. Schachman Allan and Reita ( huck Friedman Myra Leibowitz Schimel Family A. Alper Family Martin and l5ctsy Friedman Lenny and Martha Mrs Srhnrkman and Ivy Mr. and Mrs. Hy AIpcr Norma I’riedman 1 ,eo and Marv F.llen Schwartz A1 S. and Neil G. 1 he J. C idler Family The Lessin Family The Levinson Family Mrs. T. Selesner Anapolsky Family 1 he L. Gcldzahlcr Miss Serwatka Richard and Mickie Andrews George and Linda The Levitas Family Sharon and Mike Ann and Dave (Jerri and Bob Sharon and Rosalie 1 he Arbetman Family Ggufi and Ggusi Mr and Mrs. Listman Miss Carol Shcinblatt Arnic and Paula Jerry Coldberg l amily Mr and Mrs. Lordower Shelly and I .inda Miss Marie Atkielski Sande ( Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. G. Sickels Cathy Attanasio I he ( loldman Family 1 .vnne and Steve Myra Sloven Mr. James Austin 1 he Gouss Family The Mahon Family Mr. Joseph Sofiak Hie Axt Family 1 he M. Crillel l amily Madelyn Mahon Sonny and Roz The A. Bailey Family 1 he Grober Family Rose Mancuso Andrew Sperher Brenda Balot Mrs. Sarah Grod Mar Gavle. Lou. Joan, Sheryl Jim Spivack Barb and Wal I he Grossblatt Family Marc and Susan Marv Ann Squillaro Lenny Berlanstcin Susan and John Haas Marge and Dave Mr. Robert Stabler Leon Biegel and Family Irene M. Haligowski Phyllis Margherito Marleen ano Amie Mr. and Mrs. Abe Stem The Biondi Family Mr. and Mrs. A. 1 larmon Stcwic and Sandie The Birnbaum F amily Mr. I larrison Marleen and Jimmy Sleihcr Family Steven and Alan Blezniclt The Heitech Family Markowitz Family F tula Stokes B.M.E. The Hilf Family Martv and Lynn Barbara Dee Stone Boh and Anita Walter Hirleman Mrs. Joseph Mayo The Stone Family Judy Bossany Mirschman Family Mrs. Alice McConnville Mr. and Mrs. J. Straka The Botkin Family The Holt Family For Hard Rick McCoy Sandv Strassberg Renae Brauncr Alice Horwitz Mrs. Mihaly Susan and Paul Mr. and Mrs. A. Brief Linda, Joyce. Kerri Huber Mike and Alice Suzette et Nanette v Felipa Mr. Camilli I he J. Hyra Family Mr. and Mrs. G. Milbvard JelTerv Swangcr Ken Chapman Diana Chawluk Mr. and Mrs. lacullo Pat Millward Barbara Sweeney In memory ol J.F.K. The Monheit Family The Tannenbaum Familv Miss Frieda Cogan Iris and Judi Mr. and Mrs. 11. Moss Tina and Paula Elliott S. Collins Jack and I cm G. Miss Ruth Moss Andrea and Pam Tomasoio Mr. and Mrs. Cordero Janet and innie Nancy and Jamie Tommy and Carolce 1 )avid and Gloria Miss Jankowski Mr. and Mrs. C. Neigel Tommy’s Chevron Service Mr. and Mrs. 1). L). Davis Mr. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. A. Newman Tommv H. and Su an L. Deby and Lprry 1 he Josloff l amily Nicki and Ronnie 1 rina and Ned Carol and John De Santo Judy and Eddie Norma and Charlotte Mrs. Vreeeland Diane Davis Judy. Phyl. Fran. Joan The Ohio Gang Charles M. Walsh Diane. Kona. Helene. Barb, Donna 12 Junior Girls lunch 3 Mr. and Mrs. C. Kalmieri 1 he Weinglass Familv Donna (Beatles) Delores I he Kahn Familv Pete Dave Weintrauh Dorothv and Larry Ronn and Lenny Kalman Dominick T. PeterPaul Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Weissberg Mr. Duthie Mr. and Mrs. M. Kass Arthur Peyser Mrs. Wicks T he Egeth Family Michael Katz Mr. and Mrs. 1. Pomeranz Barbara Wiener Susan Egeth Arthur Kaufman Carol Powell Jeff Wiener Ingrid hide Joel Kaufman Rachel and Mara Mr. and Mrs. Mitcball Willet 1 he A. Eiseriberg Family Ken and Diana Rella. Felice. Lvnne, Bobbi The Wollcr Family Estelle and Cathv Kenneth and Marge Shirley Ripianzi Tbe Wright Family Fastow Family The Four Klafters Roseann and Johnny F.eslve Wyman Felice and 1 lilton Gerrv Klein Howard Rose Tbe Yampolskv s Mr. and Mrs. Fershing Mr. and Mrs. Julius Klein Sharon Rose Mr. and Mrs. G. Yampolsky Nickv bine and Derek Stone Dick Kobrin Kandy Ross Joan Yeselson The Fisch Family Joyce Koelble Mr. and Mrs. 1. Rothstein Pat Yovich Mr. and Mrs. Foceny The Krokosz Klan Mrs. Rubcnstein The Zonderman Familv The Fortel Family John Krutulis Rulhie and Reggie Pace 145 Success and victory is the outcome of every Dads' Club function. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1964 DADS’ BOOSTER CLUB Pace 146 Compliments of the SENIOR CLASS OF ’64 Success in the future . . . Marilyn Ontell. President Judy Tangel, Vice-president Wendy Berlin, Secretary I ois Intrabartola. 7 reasurer Compliments of the JUNIOR CLASS THE CLASS OF '65 You Rate At Hillside State Complete Banking Services HILLSIDE STATE BANK 1221 Liberty Avenue El 4-5000 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Pace 147 NEW YORK WHOLESALE CANDY HOUSE 16-18 Belmont Avenue Newark 3, New' Jersey Bigelow 3-2367 Candy Tobacco LIBERTY PHARMACY Prescription Specialists WAverly 3-2400 1283 Liberty Ave. Hillside, N. J. Best Wishes JOYET CLEANERS 1574 Maple Avenue CORONET SWEET SHOP 1538 Liberty Avenue Hillside, New' Jersey Three words you can’t afford to muff Quality Service Reliability EDGCOMB STEEL and ALUMINUM CORP. 460 Hillside Avenue Hillside, New Jersey Pace 148 Wa 3-2545 A Complete Professional Service LOUIS J. HESS Realtors — Insurers 150 Hillside Avenue BEST WISHES from the SOPHOMORE CLASS Barbara lssler, President Joanne Carrocia, Vice-president Diane Boxer, Secretary Arlene Bloom. Treasurer COMPLIMENTS OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS Sara Steisel, President Linda Notte, Vice-president Judy Coppolla, Secretary Pamela Pinter, Treasurer IN HILLSIDE... Make a date with National State 1320 NORTH BROAD ST. 1357 LIBERTY AVE. first sixrr. iai the National State Bank “Union County's Lc.uitng Bunk ELIZABETH • SPRINGFIELD • ROSELLE PARK • SUMMIT KENILWORTH • WESTFIELD • RAHWAY • HILLSIDE MIMIC 11 0 (I AI DEPOSIT INSURANCE COIfOMTION Pace 151 DRAKE COLLEGE 571 BROAD STREET NEWARK 2. N. J. OTTO S ESSO SERVICE 1334 Liberty Avenue Hillside, New Jersey Otto and Pas MU 8-9717 NAFTA FORD INC. Elizabeth, New Jersey K E S S E I. M A N ’ S 1554 Maple Avenue Hillside, New Jersey WA 9-9622 Congratulations to CLASS OF '64 MR. and MRS. A. MAX THE MILTON STONE AGENCY 107 Jefferson Avenue Elizabeth. New Jersey Bail Bonds Night-Day FL 1-0711 Complete Insurance FL 1-2244 TOBIA'S APPLIANCES t321 Liberty Avenue, Hillside, N. J. WA 3-7768-9 Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. TV Service Sat.: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. MERCURY RADIO t- TELEVISION 287 William Street Hillside. New Jersey Wa 6-4644 HART JEWELRY CO. New Jersey's leading Scholastic Jeweler Sales El 3-3100 LINCOLN - MERCURY Sales and Services 550 No. Broad St. Elizabeth. N. J. Service FI 1-4565 9 Franldin St. (2nd floor). Newark Bet. Post Office and City Hall Ma 2-6405 Compliments of SHARON. CAROL and MARILYN COMPLIMENTS OF 1963-64 EPOCH STAFF C.RIBBS MOTOR SALES INC. Newark TA 4-5300 FORD Pace 153 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE ’64... SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE ... PAUL AND CAROL NICK AND GISELE BUDDY AND SHARON KENNY AND MARILYN, MARTY AND LYDIA BOBBY AND NITA MIKE AND SUE GLENN AND PHYLLIS BOBBY AND SUE BRUCE AND VICKI HENRY AND CAROL DAVE AND GLORIA BERT AND ROSE NED AND TRINA PETE AND LYNN RONNIE AND SUE JOE AND JUDY NORMAN AND BARBARA PAUL AND GAYLE PAUL AND DALE Pace 154 AUTOGRAPHS