Hillside High School - Epoch Yearbook (Hillside, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1966 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS FEATURES FACULTY UNDERCLASSMEN FROSH SOPH. JUNIORS SENIORS ACTIVITIES CLUBS SPORTS SPECIAL EVENTS BUSINESS 6 10 24 60 104 166 EPOCH HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY VOLUME XLII 1966 FOREWORD An air of mystery encompasses destiny”. Some of us seek to learn our destination in life through the wierd and wily powers of a fortune teller. The EPOCH shall allow you to ponder the crystal ball with our gentleman of the future. We will gaze into this crystal ball and remember each facet of the high school years behind us. What finer years to view, for the fortune teller must recall a bit of the past before he may predict the future — the destiny” of his subjects. Let us, then, search into the crystal ball and reminisce our four high school years; the work, the fun, and the dreams, which are so important in the shaping of our future . . . . our destiny”. We Dedicate the EPOCH MRS. JUNE OTTO, nurse and friend, came to Hillside High School in 1932. She served as a flight nurse in the Air Force during World War II, and received the Air Medal and five Bronze Stars. She was discharged with the rank of Captain. With foresight, determination, and ability, Mrs. Otto created a nursing department throughout the entire Hillside School System. Audiometer and Tele-binocular examinations, Tubercular tests, Salk Vaccine injections and countless other modern medical innovations were installed within her full and varied medical program. She served as chairman of our H.S. Safety Committee and has instructed in special First Aid classes. The first Future Nurses Club in New Jersey was organized under her direction. Pagp 4 Mrs. Otto takes pride in her colorful window box. But I do have a sore throat moans Cynthia Arches! Pace 5 A little study leads to better bidding. S.G.A. President. Diane Hershkowitz addresses the Hats off to Hillside, and shoes too! student body during an assembly. Bob Saboski even sleeps on line to the water fountain! Aspirin or Bufferin? Pace 6 “Hey, can I have a lift?” asks Mr. Schaub of Earl Brunner. F E A T U R E S Pace 7 Chow time at Hillside High. I know it’s here somewhere,” moans Jill Sulzman. Now how did she ever get a letter? questions Mike Kramer. Pack 8 Pace 9 In study hall, thought prevails. FACULTY As the cloudy haze begins to lift on our crystal ball, our fortune teller reminds us that the faculty of Hillside High School has helped each student to find his future. Insight and dedication of the administrators and instructors has helped every student of Hillside High to become a well rounded individual. New courses in journalism, scientific biology and scientific geometry were introduced into the curriculum to meet the needs and interests of our student body. Automation came to our school this year. Specialized machinery was used to assist in grading, computing attendance, and for scheduling purposes. The main office was also expanded thus creating a parent-conference room and a faculty work room. A different school calender along with a new daily time schedule was put into effect. Through the constant efforts of our administration and faculty, Hillside High School is continuing to progress and expand in order to prepare us for a successful future in a dynamic world. MUSIC EDUCATION HIGH SCHCX i � ■ u ■■i.ii m: ui in.iKiamk DR. WAYNE T. BRANOM Superintendent of Schools DR. WAYNE T. BRANOM Superintendent of Schools Before we view each phase of high school life, it is important to meet Dr. W. T. Branom, Superintendent of Schools. With the priceless aid of administration and faculty, Dr. Branom has incorporated modern learning facilities within the body of Hillside High School and has formulated and coordinated a multitude of activities. Our Superintendent of Schools was elected President of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators. Chosen to attend a conference of school administrators in Europe this past summer. Dr. Branom has brought stimulating new ideas to the attention of his various staffs. With strength and influence. Dr. Branom has led Hillside High School to gain its outstanding scholastic record. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. W. Howell Mr. J. Valenti Mr. P. Humanik Mr. C. Cammorata Mr. F. Feltman Mr. S. Bierman Pagh 12 Mrs. Kirkpatrick Mr. J. Berting Mr. G. Chamberlain Mrs. M. Hess President, 1965 DR. WALTER O. KRUMBIEGEL DR. WALTER O. KRUMBIEGEL Principal Dr. Walter O. Krumbicgel, our principal, possesses the priceless qualities of leadership and ability which make him admired and respected by all who know him. He is a familiar figure around the school as he makes his daily tours of the building which help to keep him informed of the numerous activities. He has a genuine desire to know all aspects of school life. This has made Dr. Krumbicgel a man of foresight. Through clever innovations Dr. Krumbicgel has given priceless aid in developing the curriculum of Hillside High School. Just one of Dr. Krumbiegel’s daily duties. Dr. Krumbicgel is still smiling at the end of a busy day. Pace 13 MR. ANTHONY A VELLA Mr. Anthony Avclla has served Hillside High School as Vice Principal for many years. A basic duty of Mr. Avella has been to maintain discipline. Only a person of outstanding qualities could handle student disciplinary actions and yet possess such a great quantity of student respect. Our Vice Principal is also in charge of our new Data Processing Department. Mr. Avella is an able administrator yet, a concerned and understanding friend. Hillside High School students will remember him always. MR. ANTHONY AVELLA Vice Principal Despite his workload, Mr. Avella finds time to hear a student's problem. Pace 14 Miss Nancy Husbands Guidance Counselor GUIDANCE OFFICE It is difficult for a student to seek a future without the aid of the Guidance Office. Director of Guidance, Mr. Edward Gottlieb, is assisted by counselors; Miss Nancy Husbands, Mr. John Kulikowski, Mrs. Josephine Kennington and Mr. William Marsh. The entire department works closely with students in attempts to resolve personal and vocational problems. Through the efforts of counselors, students obtain a finer preparation for the life that shall succeed their high school years. ATTENDANCE OFFICE The Attendance Office, efficiently run by Mr. George Sickles, has various important duties to carry out each day. Every morning begins with a group of bustling students each waiting to submit an excuse for his previous absence. Mr. Sickles and Mrs. McGill account for each student by compiling and issuing attendance lists and the distribution of cut slips. Another duty of this office is the selling of bus and game tickets for all athletic events. From 8:00 till 3:00 there is never a dull moment at the attendance office of Hillside High School. Mrs. Jean McGill Attendance Secretary and S.G.A. Treasurer Mr William Marsh Part-time Guidance Counselor Mr John Kulikowski Guidance Counselor Mr. George Sickels Assistant Administrator in charge of Pupil Accounting Pace 15 Mr Bernard Schalkoff. Chairman h ms. Montclair State Teachers College Miss Jo Ann Ascoli r « , Montclair Stale Teachers College M - Walter Behringer Emerson College b.a , Montclair State Teachers College Mr Philip Camilli u. M s.. Scton Hall University 4 Miss Anita Garb B A.. Pennsylvania State University Rutgers University Miss Barbara Gladstone Mrs. Michclcna Icklan b. .. Ursinus College b.a.. Seton Hall University Miss Jovina lozzi m s.. Newark State Teachers College Miss Virginia l.apinski B. Jersey City State College Mrs. Joan Maher b.a.. Scton Hall University M v. New York University ENGLISH Mrs Maureen Mahoney b a.. Kent State University Mr. Richard Pohli b.a.. Rutgers University Mr F.dmund Reid b.a.. Fordham University M.A.. New York University Mr. Irwin Scanzcra b.a.. Newark State Teachers College m.a., Seton Hall University Mr George Sickels b.a.. m.a.. Montclair State Teachers College Pace 16 Mr George Langstaff. Chairman h s. University of Kentucky m.a.. New York University Mrs. Barbara Gladstone b.a.. Ursinus College Mr. James Brehony b.s.. East Stroudsburg State College Mr Robert Harrison s b . Seton Hall University Mr. Samuel Jeffcris B.s.. Rutgers University Mr Robert Kautz B a.. Montclair State Teachers College s S o T c U I D A I L E S Mr Michael Lets b.s.. Rutgers University Mi Rogci Mazzella Mr Edward Monkman B.s . m a . Montclair State a.b.. Wagner College Teachers College Mr James Taigia a.b.. m.a., Rutgers University Mr Charles Kenmngton. Chairman B.S.. Newark College of Engineering m.a.. Seton Hall Univenuty Mr Thomas Chamberlain b.s.. Newark College of Engineering Mr John Duthic b.a.. Washington and Jefferson College M s . Seton Hall University Mr. Raymond Rancoun b.s.. University of Maine ed.m., Rutgers University Mr. Harold Rchng b.s.. m.ed., Pennsylvania University Mr Raymond Reinmann b.a., Jersey City State Teachers College Mrs. Blanche Stciscl b a . Brooklyn College m.s., Clarkson College Mrs. Stciscl makes happy juice SCIENCE Hamsters ham it up for the camera. The line-up MATHEMATICS Explanation Venn diagram of our number syt U:Reol noi. A« Rational nci B Integen C Naturol This is the way we learn our X Y Z’s. Mr James AuMin u.s.. Bast Stroudsburg State College Mr I homus Chamberlain h v. Newark College of Bnginecring Mrs J.me Fischer h . Jers« til State Teachers College Mr. Joseph Nectz it a.. Wilkes College Pace 19 V Mr Paul Nichols. Chairman b.s . m.a.. Newark State Teachers College Mr John Rath a Jersev City State Teachers College Mr George Armstrong B.v. Montclair State Teachers College Mr. Dennis Warner B.s . New York University Mr J Harry Oil is b s . Drexel Institute of Technology INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Rudolph Weiss h.s., Newark State Teachers College M .. Montclair State Teachers College Next time we'll spell the right. Practice makes perfect. Miss Phobe Haviland. Chairman Miss Marie Atkeilski Mrs. Cecilia Claxton B.S., Rider College b.a.. m.a., Montclair State b.s.. Trenton State M.v, New York University Teachers College Teachers College BUSINESS EDUCATION Miss Irene Haligowski Mrs. Adelaide Harmon Mrs. Minna Rubcnslcin b.a.. Trenton State b.a., Trenton State b.a., Rider College Teachers College Teachers College Pace 20 Mr. Harry Ladanye, Chairman b.a., Montclair State Teacher College M.A., Columbia University Mr. Wilfred Johnson n.a., Lafayette University M.ED., Rutgers University Mrs. Judith Parsonncl b.a.. Montclair State Teachers College Fasten your seatbelts Mrs. Judith Slutsky a.A.. Montclair State Teachers College FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mr Hyland B s., Montclair State Teachers College i i Mrs. Lottie Stark b.a., Rutgers University Mrs. Patricia Adair b.a.. Montclair State Teachers College Mr. Ralph Bianchi b.a.. West Virginia Wclscyan Mr. Thomas llaria B.S.. M .. Scion Hall University Mrs Bett Pickell b.a., Ursinus College Miss I.ucienne deWette b.a.. Montclair State Teachers College M.A., Columbia University Mr. Carmen Fcrrigno b.kd.. University of Florida m a.. Seton Hall University Mr. Joseph T. Silver. Director n s., ro M.. Boston University PHYSICAL EDUCATION “The Thinker Maybe we can use this again. Mr Leonard Slrassman Chairman Mr. Michael Buglio b s . Teachers ollcgc m.a., Temple University Mr. Howard Kravitz B.s, Juilliard School of Music m.a.. Columbia University VARIOUS TALENTS All right, who pl;i ctl the h-? Mr. F Jonathan Hell Social Services Mrs. Catherine Burke Home Kconomics b.a., Hcidclburg College m s.. Cornell University Miss Irene Phillips Dietician b a.. New York University m.a., Columbia University Mr. David Cancell Psychologist Mr. Earle Schaob Driver Education h.a.. West Liberty State College m.a., West Virginia University Miss Francis Lhman Heading Consultant Miss Theresa Serwatka Art b.s., Newark State Teachers College m.a.. Seton Hall University Mrs. June Otto Nurse k v. Orange Memorial Hospital h.s . Seton Hall University • Mrs. I ola Knight Librarian s.h . Htitlci University 4 I Mrs. Virginia Vrceland Home Economics h.s . Cornell University Page 22 Mrs. Matthews attempts to bring greener pastures to H.H.S. SECRETARIES Mrs Jean Black Guidance Secretary Mrs. Geraldine Humanik Library Secretary Mrs. Josephine Matthews Main Office Secretary Mis J McGill Attendance Secretary CAFETERIA STAFF Seated, left to right: J. Anderson. S. Rohr. H. Cahill, W. Pfeuffler. I. Phillips. E. Kling. C. Coeuzza. Standing: H. Pinkos. P Raffa. M Pfcuftlcr, 1. Horning. R.Grant. P. l.ukcman, I. Winnicki. O. Izvkowski. UNDERCLASSMEN A door, an entrance, a beginnig . . . A room, a teacher, a friend ... A trial, a challenge, a responsibility . . . Experience, knowedge, education . . . Hopes, dreams, tomorrows . . . Destination. . � ' 7. FRESHMEN September and Orientation marked a new phase of life for we the members of the class of ’69. We experienced a period of adjustment to the academic and social life of Hillside High School. Hillside became our challenge, and we met our challenge. Freshmen Basketball and Football Teams compiled a winning record, and the Honolulu Luau” created an evening of tropical splendor. We look forward to the years ahead at Hillside, and we anticipate priceless experiences to fill our future. S. Albert M. Amorsano J. Arches H. Attermann N. Bach D. Bauer M. Bauer W. Bauer V. Beada S. Belfiglio B. Berenson S. Berger B. Bergman B. Berlanstein C. Berne K. Best That way to the sun pavillion. giggles Joyce Swcrdlin. ft o - j Aife ilk t . dk n B. Bierman P. Bisk M. Block M. Bodian 41 B. Boehm J. Boho B. Borkowski L. Borre A. Brazer G. Brooks D. Broun M. Brown W. Brumbough T. Buchanan m HA J. Butler C Calamonaci S. Calandrilio K. Callendrello T. Callendrello P. Capite D. Caraveiia Pace 27 P. Caswell P. Chodosh G. Chukala J. Cicalese R. Cohen V. Cohen W. Cohen “And they said high school would be easy! P. Colella B. Collins D. Colruro M. Corte J. Cow'ell A. Crosta K. Daniel M. Delia E. Delunas L. Densky A. Deutsch E. Dierolf D. Dinkowitz W. Dino T. Disotell R. D’Meo W. Doyle M. Dresher R. Duboff D. Efthemio! S. Eiser F. Farley D. Fazio ft A B. Fedorczyk G. Fedorczyk G. Feingold S. Fertig S. Fisher M. Davis F. Goldsman Pace 28 E. Folkman R. Fontaine S. Forman P. Frank M. Freedman M. Freund R. Friedman D. Frohlich S. Fromm I. Gandara L. Gaschlcr V. Gates A. Geidosch I. Geier M. Gelowitz S. Geminder And so frosh this is a football, explains Coach I.eta. J. Genberg M. Geraci C. Gerber Y. Ghigliotti D. Ginsberg J. Gitch R. Gitlin D. Glasofer S. Glikin S. Glinowiecki A. Goldberg J. Goldberg R. Goldberg L. Goldstein M. Goldstein G. Gordon D. Gorlin S. Gorlin R. Green V. Green T. Griffel Pace 29 R. Groeger R. Halper W. Hardotonian M. Harris R. Harr R. Hartkopf R. Harzula P + . D. Hass H. Hausman I). Havlicek C. Helkin C. Herbst D. Hill F. Hill R. Hill D. Hinkes E. Hollander S. Ienni B. Ingrassia J. Issler L. Jacobs L. Jachim L. Janowsky J. Jcnnett R. Joffe G. Kahn R. Kanter Freshman frenzy. A. Kantor L. Kaplowitz S. Kass N. Kassel R. Katz W. Kazer P. Kicdes Pack 30 13. Kirsch L. Klein M. Klein D. Kluchinikas J. Kluchinikas R. Koch M. Kolbcr B. Kradin J. Kraemer J. Krajcech W. Kraus I. Kravitz J. Kreps E. Krudsky P. Kugel M. Kuklisim B. Kulpan M. Kuncr B. Lacey S. Langowski E. Larsen T. Lefkovits R. Lehman M. Lesser S. Lessin P. Levant B. Levine “What awaits me behind closed doors? thinks a curious freshman. M. Levinson G. Levitz j- P. Licht C. Liebcrman A. Liddel S. Lobel F. Lozowick 1 Pace 31 B. I.ukacs C. Lutriger P. Lysak J. Magdon S. Mandell G. Marcus A. Marks A. Marschner R. Marx J. Masucci P. Mauro P. Mazzeo R. McConlogue D. McCoy G. McGough J. McGinnus G. McGuire S. McMichacl B. Memoli M. Messano T. Mills L. Mohr C. Monaco E. Moses P. Mullery A. Nardone M. Nedick H. Nemiroff S. Newman E. Novak Freshman basketball cap’t Mike I.evinson and coach Mr. Bianchi. team up for a winning season. fa M. Nover C. Onoszko M. Orlans T. Orlosky M. Ostrowicz J. Otersen J. Palumbo Pace 32 B. Pantirer J. Papp I. Pappert L. Parisi D. Pastor J. Pellettiere K. Pfeifer N. Piecuch G. Pierce N. Pimm G. Pirchesky J. Pitts R. Plakcy T. Platt F. Pogany C. Poliak E. Popola L. Prince J. Przepadlo L. Radzion C. Ragoff G. Rapport A. Raspoli R. Rcttino E. Richkus M. Rinder R. Ring D. Rizzo E. Rodenbaugh D. Rhode J. Rolan W. Rosen S. Rosner J. Rothgesser L. Rothstein E. Rozan E. Rozano Pace 33 C. Ruppc R. Russo L. Sabba T. Salerno D. Savitz L. Sayer W. Schachner M. Schcctman M. Schejtman J. Schelberg C. Schcllcr FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: left to right. Denise Rhodes. Secretary: Robert St. Lifer. Treasurer: Ronnie Lehman. President: Vicki Bcada. Vice-President. D. Schildhaus K. Schmidt J. Senichka M. Serratelii G. Shelbourne C. Sheldon E. Siegalovsky D. Siegel fll ii T. Siegel R. Siegel M. Silver W. Sirkin F. Slavinski J. Slovemsky R. Smith W. Smith E. Sommerhaltcr T. Spango R. Spector B. Spiegel C. Statkus F. Stevens R. St. Lifer Pace 34 J. Storch G. Sumergrad A. Sussman D. Sweeney D. Swidcr J. Swierzko E. Tames G. Tannenbaum S. Tischler L. Toth C. Trugman H. Tuchman C. Urchinson A. Uzzolino R. Vale R. Valeo D. Valle K. Vanderzee S. Vecchio S. Victor P. Valante D. Walker B. Wallack K. Ward M. Waton D. Weiman D. Weinglass T. Wcinick L. Weinstock J. Weisenfield C. Wcmpa P White P. Whittle W. Widmann J. Wiggins R. Wofsy J. Wojcnski P. Wolkstein N. Yaduski J. Yakes R. Zach B. Zimmerman C. Zito J. Zysman FRESHMEN: Not Pictured E. Abramowitz V. Beuilacqua G. Fitz E. Goldsman V. Jokubaitis S. Joseph P. Keyser J. Knott A. Krieff B Lopez S. McGinn J. Pires A. Russo D. Savarin J. Schmon C. Urban J. Wilson Pace 35 SOPHOMORES Feeling complacent and mature, we the Sophomores, started the year with confidence. No longer were we self-conscious of each step we took, and no longer were we apprehensive of those older upperclassmen. As our confidence increased, so did our knowledge. The subjects of Biology and Geometry deepened our understanding and broadened our horizons. Steno was added to the list of the new languages we were to learn. Our dance, A Salute to Broadway,” became the highlight of the year. As Sophomores we felt we had become a part of Hillside High School’s happy family.” As we progress through our education, we shall progress further into maturity. Our destiny awaits us as upperclassmen and in the years to come. B. Addonizio B. Alban G. Alcshnick $. Aiibrando L. Anderson A. Anthony B. Artman S. Attcrman K. Averbach J. Axt S. Bach J. Bailey R. Balot W. Barnes D. Barsky I. Baum S. Belfiglio C. Benigno A. Bergen H. Berger R. Berlin J. Bernstein C. Berry K. Berting L. Beshunsky A. Bevilac L. Birnbaum Batman invades Hillside High! K. Bloshko H. Bluestone E. Blumenfcld F. Boehm R. Bolson D. Bossert V. Botticello Pace 37 R. Brams G. Brandt L. Brazer L. Brcitbarth K. Brelowski N. Brenkach G. Bressman n Lit B. Brice N. Brittman C. Brondstetter C. Brown L. Brown W. B rugger M. Buechler D. Burgstein B. Burnett J. Cebulewski J. Cecconi L. Celia S. Certner R. Chaitman M. Charsinsky L. Christenson N. Cicchino J. Ciemnecki W. Ciesicnski J. Cohan J. Cohen T. Cohen D. Czyzyk P. Dambola F. Damico Pace 38 a y ' k ith tfi O . i t A. Dcptula G. Dcsanto F. DiBcncdctto M. DiBcncdccto M. Dicnst R. Dowling M. Drew B. Eide P. Einhorn S. Einziger L. Eisen C. Elfcnbicn B. Epstein C. Eriksen G. Evanchik S. Everette R. Falik J. Fastow J. Fayertag E. Feingold R. Fcinsccin N. Fcldhcim J. Feller J. Filce G. Finkelsrein A. Force G. Frank D. Frankel D. Freedman A. Friedman Pace 39 J. Friedman L. Friedman R. Friedman S. Fuchs E. Gaines J. Gare L. Gaynor o e j • j M i ill D. Gebickcr K. Geldhauser G. Gelman P. Geltman L. Gerard H. Gilenson D. Gold J. Gold R. Goldberg B. Golden R. Goldman G. Gonos B. Grabelsky Future Cheerleaders? S. Grabois E. Graff E. Guerny J. Gunther T. Guruit B. Hachlica Pace 40 I. Halem B. Hathaway G. Hedstrom J. Herold J. Hershkowitz R. Herzog SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, David Mendelowitz, President; Diane Burgstein, Secretary; Ellen Weisberg, Treasurer; Patty Humanik, Vice-President. W. Hess J. Hietala R. Horn C. Horvath J. Hrenko P. Humanik V. Iacullo A. Liebeskind M. Jacob S. Jaye N. Kahn L. Kalman E. Kominsky M. Kantor M. Kaplan R. Kaplan A. Karlin J. Karolewicz C. Kaspar A. Katz A. Kay Pace 41 D. Keifrider L. Kcish S. Kclin S. Kestenbaum 9 J. King R. Kinniburgh R. Kleinman J. Komar a lit L. Krasnitski C. Krcitz S. Krevsky G. Krulewicz M. Kucblcr D. Kurz R. Lacey D. Lampf M. Lanzafama A. Large H. Latham V. Lawrence M. Leapman F. Le Pore J. Levey C. Lewzcak Pace 42 Michael Drew reaches for the sky. C. Lieb J. Lod a to G. Lorcii R. Luciani J. Magdon F. Mann G. Manzione K. Marcus G. Marsnick R. Mason J. Mass R. Matics J. McDonough C. McLaughlin C. McLaughlin D. Mendelowitz S. Menkin L. Mcssano A. Mielc R. Milici J. Mint? R. Mmlcnu'n P. Moeller L. Moriello D. Morris D. Moskowitz J. Moss A. Nadeau Page 43 J. Nohe H. November D. Novy A. Palumbo L. Palumbo F. Pent J. Peckerman K. Peronick A. Pcterpaul G. Petti P. Peyser L. Pfister B. Pinkos H. Pinkos J. Pogorzel N. Popola R. Popola G. Popper S. Poranski J. Portnoff J. Prawcr S. Preston T. Psasnick K. Purrino K. Radzinski R. Ragoff J. Raibick D. Rebacz G. Rendar B. Reyle W. Reyle S. Rinder J. Riner S. Roberts M. Rockaway G. Rodenbaugh A. Rofferty Pace 44 D. Rogers D. Romano M. Rosen R. Rosen P. Ross B. Rous K. Royak M. Ruskoski J. Sachs P. Saladino R. San Filippo L. Santagata D. Schreiner D. Schuster A. Sciarrillo D. Sciarrillo J. Sciarrillo K. Seale C. Seifert A. Settembrino D. Sfstathioy ft ft tfi tfe (H F, Shapiro I. Shapow K. Shear B. Schierer ft ft ' J Aik Al i b S. Shoengold S. Shoffel C. Silber C. Silber I'k dk f ft ail J. Silva V. Siniscal P. Siwicki D. Skwirut O uadi n A V C. Slaver J. Smagowicz A. Small A. Smith “Smile, you’re in Epoch.'' Pace 45 L. Smith S. Solomon R. Sorin M. Spevack D. Stein H. Stein J. Steinberg L. Stcinberger G. Stcjakoski M. Srempier S. Sternin J. Stone P. Storch G. Strasle D. Stromengcr C. Suarez A. Sutta D. Szente F. Talarico S. Tasner J. Tcpper L. Thaw L. Ticrsten L. Titus H. Topi low A. Trcmarco K. Tsairis S. Tucker J. Tyranski R. Umansky C. Valente L. Vogel E. Vogtman S. Volturo n a Aik O.K., who took Mrs. Picket l's volleyball? Pack 46 P. Weinberg S. Weinberg D. Wcisbrot B. Weiss E. Weissbcrg K. Welks R. Weisenchal D. Werb SOPHOMORES: Not Pictured J. Anderson R. Boer W. Benson H. Caravclla G. Chernego M. Chirico C. Dinkowitz D. Domina D. Efstathious E. Friedenberg J. Fulford S. Gershman K. Greenberg F. Imbriaco J. Jacknain M. Jerden J. Kleppel J. Kluchinikas W. Knott E. Kominsky C. Kreshok M. Lerner A. Liebeskind W. Mahr D. Nardone D. Olsen E. Opsasnick S. Pagano A. Poschock G. Pulsfort A. Russomano S. Schectman B. Schierer A. Sciarrillo K. Skolnick J. Smith M. Vecchio D. Volturo J. Warhaftig R. Weisenthal “That's all I get for 25 cents? C. Widowsky C. Wilks C. Wilson B. Wilting M. Wojdyla R. Wright W. Wrobel III E. Wurm L. Yanni T. Yeager L. Zahorodny A. Zayac B. Zeller F. Zemlanicky M. Zimmer L. Zisholz A. Zisman A. Zucker M. Zucker S. Zucker S. Zweiback Pace 47 JUNIORS Upperclassmen—finally we attained the title so long desired. Yet with it came challenges and experiences to be met. Extensive testing programs filled the spring, and we began to look beyond our high school years. We chuckled at the sight of classmates behind the wheel of a car, and we treasured the high school ring upon our fingers. For One Sweet Night” we met in Rome, and then our Junior year was over. Memories of the year gone by will never leave our minds; yet, we look toward our Senior and final high school year with anticipation, excitement, and dreams. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: seated. Carol Decker, President: Terry Kos tes. Vice President; Standing: Eileen Schimel. Treasurer; Judy Coppola. Secretary. L. Abel E. Abramowitz S. Adelman R. Alsicux C. Appel S. Applebaum S. Applebaum G. Arachich B. Arenson P. Armenti C. Atkinson E. Avnet L. Baiza J. Barberio ft V ' K. Bass N. Batalion J. Bauer L. Bayard B. Bean M. Ben-Asher J. Benjamin R. Berenwick F. Berger L. Berlin W. Bcrtiger F. Beyer K. Biondi J. Black Page 49 My goodness! A peeping Tom! M. Blatc A. Both B. Boho G. Borkan M. Borkowski J. Bornstein J. Brice S. Brody H. Bromberg I). Brooks B. Brown M. Bukowski R. Bumball R. Cadwallader D. CaJamonaci M. Capro O mM iffh M. Carhart J. Castelluccio S. Chapman J. Chacorski T. Chomsky D. Chuven B. Cohen T 4 D. Cohen S. Cohen P. Confalon J. Coppola M. Corigliano D. Crane J. Cronin Page 50 S. Cybroski A. Daiuesio D. Debrino C. Decker K. DeCoster P. Dekunchak L. DeMaio ♦ A. Dcptula L. Depuma R. DeSanro P. Desarno S. Detweiler T. Diamante T. Diamante W. Dierolf N. DiGcsu M. Diore J. Duvall C. Hckhaus I. Efthemios P. Ehrenfeld S. Epstein R. Featherstone S. Feder M. Fischman R. Flamm D. Flaxman Who conies to a dance to dance? Pace 51 T. Forcr S. Fox M. Frank F. Caswell M. Frederick M. Fredo C. Friedman I. Friedman J. Gaiamb A. Galenas C. Galick R. Garon E. Gaschler P. Gaubas ei iik 1 aim S. Gelber A. Geracos S. Ginsberg a •v r P. Goldberg S. Goldberg R. Grabelsky Oh. oh what a day! R. Greenblatt P. Greenteder S. Grod H. Gurwicz I. Gutman J. Haber L. Hallingse 0 0 R. Halper S. Hars B Harwood E Hausmann A. Havelicek C. Heifech A. Heller Pace 52 a M R. Heller D. Helmstcttcr K. Hemlock P. Herman B. Hill N. Himmelstein T. Hintenberger M. Hopkins P. Hopkins T. Hopkins E. Hornung B. Hrevnack L. Hyman R. Hymowitz J- Hyra L. Ikas P. Ilgavizis R. Imrabartolo K. Isherwood H. Jacobi L. Jacobs V. Jakubaitis L. Jenina R. Kalfus R. Kalman M. Kaplan A. Karol E. Karp E. Katz H. Katz S. Katz J. Kaufman J. Kaufman J. Keen P. Kendler V. Kennedy R. Kestenbaum Page 53 Abra Cadabra” . . . and then there was Ann! E. Kilpatrick D. Kirk W. Kirk B. Kirschner R. Klein J. Kleppel L. Knoph J. Konopada T. Kostes S. Kovach W. Kowalczyk P. Koza S. Kozarek R. Kroner J. Laddy T. Lang L. Langcr J. Lazarus S. Lesavoy W. Levee F. Levin D. Levine C. Levinson R. Levinson J. Licgl H. Lipp P. Litwinoff D. Lloyd r % - dk n Alt Pack 54 R. Lobe F. Lodato J. Lysko D. Mahr K. Major R. Malcolm C. Mange A. Marcus A. Markowitz L. Martin E. Mastroianni M. Mania M. Mazzeo F. Mazzeo M. Mazur R. McMichael J. Mendes N. Menkin A. Mesterhazy C. Michel L. Mikulewicz G. Miller R. Miller M. Mills P. Minervino M. Miskew L. Moses M. Mullery T. Murphy C. Nadolsky F. Nemeth L. Notte M. Onoszko I Rhoda Resnick and Jay Slack read news about Hillside foster child. Pach 55 F. Pakay A. Panarcse L. Pantirir J. Paolercio R. Paolercio R. Parciak J. Patanio L. Peters P. Petti C. Pienciak R. Pingaro P. Pinter J. Pires G. Piscrchia P. Pogany W. Pogozelski S. Pollack C. Poole C. Powell T. Prawer G. Price B. Prczepadlo M. Pugliese G. Puhak I. Punchatz J. Pyres W. Rapka S. Rasch CANDIDATES FOR N.H.S.: Seated: left to right: M. Botkin. I.. Peters, B. Boho. Second Row: C. Decker, S. Epstein. F. l evin, F. Saver. Ihird Row: A. Markowitz. N. Bross. S. Feder, J. Tarler. S. Reiser R. Resnick K. Rickcl C. Rinaldi D. Rinaldi J. Rispoli H. Rose A. Rosenberg B. Rosenberg The South wasn’t the only thing that needed Reconstruction.” mutters Mr. Harrison. T. Rosenberg S. Rosenzweig S. Rosensweig T. Ross G. Roth J. Rubin S. Ruela S. Ruggiero J. Ryan P. Saggese M. Salerno J. Sanpilippo P. Sanpilippo I . Sayer C. Sawchak W. Saxon P. Schachman B. Schechter P. Schechter T. Schechter S. Schectman Pace 57 V. Sciamareli H. Schimel F. Schmon A. Schrcier J. Schuckman F. Schultz A. Schwartz F. Schwartz E. Schwartz M. Schwartz M. Schwartz C. Segal I J. Segal 1 S. Scligman 4a S. Shear D. Shclbournc M. Shoengold J. Siegal L. Singer R. Sizemore B. Skwirut Simon says, do this. J. Slack R. Smagowicz S. Solash E. Sonntag S. Spielholz S. Spivack S. Steisel J. Stier C. Stickles Paco 58 JUNIORS: Not Pictured B. Agress W. Borski M. Connolly J. Duvie F. Fedorczyk L. Friedland P. Friedman N. Gee R. Geczi J. Hutchinson R. Lampcrt C. Levinson M. Mauro B. McTaggart C. Melville R. Moynihan E. Oakie J. Radcliff C. Rainone L. Seigel R. Skolnick M. Strauss R. Testa G. Tully L. Trechak S. Williams E. Zukowitz L. St. Lifer A. Stone C. Stone H. Straka G. Strubble J. Stukes J. Sulzman R. Swear B. Sweet J. Swerdlin P. Sw'ider D. Tangel K. Tarka J. Tarler L. Tcdeschi R. Toppe J. Urbanski L. Urchinson J. Vasile K. Vccchio A. Vollman G. Vollman trs rr- b i. C. Wasser G. Weisberg M. White A. Wichinsky Z. Wilf M. Williams W. Williams W. Willner D. Wilson M. Woller D. Wood J. Yakely R. Yanchok M. Yakes E. Yeager P. Yovich H. Yungst M. Zagal M. Zarubo C. Zeman E. Zonderman Pace 59 SENIORS Seniors—how many moments passed before this year was ours? How many memories filled the void of time? We stop for a moment to recall the past. We move on to create the future. Remember . . . Freshman Orientation. Strange faces occupied a vast school. Upperclassmen led us from elevator to pool to Atlantic City. Remember . . . Sophomore Dance. We struggled to hang the last of the streamers. Suddenly tragedy befell history— John F. Kennedy is dead”. Remember . . . Junior Ring Dance. Tissues, subtlely reincarnated flowers, surrounded Juniors proudly sporting their rings. Remember . . . Senior Year. We plodded from house to house selling our candy and then our ads. We awaited word from schools and employers of our choice. We created Friday caravans leading toward Bradley Beach. We celebrated together our Senior Prom, and we met together for perhaps the final time on Graduation Day.” Seniors—we will savour our high school memories forever, but now we are seniors no longer. We are greenhorn in the chaotic yet challenging world that stretches before us. We move on to create our destiny. Hillside High Alma Mater Hillside High our Alma Mater, Praises do we sing While our hearts with joyous exultation ring. And when the glowing embers die, Our hearts will beat for Hillside High, Alma Mater voices sing - joyously for thee. Joyously we gather now, In a true devotion, To our Alma Mater which we love so well. We ask a blessing from above, Bestowed upon the school we love, Alma Mater blessings on thy walls so firm and true. Faces which we love so well Shall slowly fade away. Moments of our youthful pleasure shall slowly wane. But time and storm shall never harm thee, School which shall live in every memory, Hillside High our Alma Mater — Brave and strong and true. STEPHEN ABRAMS Sieve ... a Soccer Letterman . . . math is his main interest . . . this future engineer will never forget debates with Mr. D” . . . member of Chess and Math Clubs . . . college in future. DAVID AITKEN Dave . . . always seen around with John and Frank . . . Track Letterman . . . will always remember Mr. Fisher and the time he found Easter eggs in a fire extinguisher . . . future in the Navy. MARK ALESHNICK Amiable and funny . . . 1,000 words on Viet Nam, anyone? . . . Political Science Club . . . German Club . . . Chess Club . . . Junior and Senior Class Councils . . . will never forget scientific physics with Mr. Kcnnington and Atlantic City Basketball . . . college bound. CASIMER ALSEIKA Casey . . . Clara is his favorite girl . . . will always remember those w'ild basketball games” . . . Mr. Friedman and bookkeeping II were favorites . . . future in college. Senioritis strikes! JOEL ALTSCHULE So easy to get along with . . . sports enthusiast . . . Football and Baseball Teams . . . Political Science Club . . . will always remember history with Mr. Harrison . . . future plans include college. DAVID AMBROSE Dave ... a member of the German Club ... a physics enthusiast . . . remembers Mr. Kennington's physics class . . . patriotic ... future plans include a college education and then into the service. EMIL AMORESANO Always has a big hello for everyone . . . remembers Mrs. Rubcn-stcin's summer typing class and Mr. Fisher's 6th period class . . . plans for the future include working and attending night school. JANIS ALPER Jan” . . . bubbling w-ith personality ... a smile for all . . . busy girl . . . Junior Class President . . N.H.S. . . . Epoch Literary Co-Editor .. . Arsenic and Old Lace was a play to remember . . . Thespian Vice President . . . Mr. Camilli and Mr. Harrison were her favorites . . . future college coed. SAMUEL ALSIEUX Sam ... a pal to all .. . Oh, grow up . . . spends spare time at Shop Rite checking out food—and girls . . . always looking for a car . . . favored bookkeeping with Miss Haligowski . . . plans to enter the Navy. PETER ANDERSON Pete . . . will never forger all the fun had in Mr. Fischer's class . . . listen to that engine purr . . . likes experimenting with go—carts . . . will probably join the Air Force. MATTHEW ARACICH Mat” . . . T.V. and reading keep him busy . . . not to mention Science, Math, and Chess Clubs . . . physics was his favorite . . . member of National Honor Society . . . college ahead. ELLIOT R. ASHERMAN Eli” . . . subtle humor ... a valuable actor . . . Thespian Treasurer and Historian . . . enjoys outdoor sports, especially golf . . . will never forget the Basketball playoffs in Atlantic City. CYNTHIA ARCHES Cindy . . . beautiful black hair and a smile for everyone . . . Tennis Club . . . enjoys swimming and reading . . . Twirling Club, Ceramics Club and Publicity Club . . will always remember art classes with Miss Serwatka. FRANK ARNOLD Arnold” ... a girl watcher . . . car enthusiast . . . They've got to catch me first” . . . enjoyed Mr. Harrison's history class . . . plans to enter the army after graduation ... a future in balistics. LINDA DOREEN ASH Lash ... an adorable blonde with a pert smile . . . will never forget Atlantic City games . . . member of F.T.A. . . . Mr. Austin's class will never be forgotten . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . Junior Class Cabinet ... I don't believe it.” . . . future in teaching. MYRA D. ATTERMAN My . . . friendly and funny . . . 2, 4. 6, 8, let's all coordinate . . . wonderful person . . . Future Nurses' Club President . . . Candy Striper . . . Epoch and Spectator Staffs . . . Junior Class Council . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . will never forget Sophomore Picnic . . . future nurse. KENNETH BAIRUNAS Ken” . . . always ready to laugh . . . Ain’t too great” . . . Football Team . . . member of S.G.A. . . . remembers Miss McF.lroy’s 4th period English class . . . college seen through the crystal ball . . . future engineer. BRENDA L. BALOT Bren” ... a smile for all . . . member of B'nai B'rith Girls . . . can be found at the Y” . . . memories of Mr. Scanzara's English class . . . plans a career as a court stenographer. SENIOR BASKETBALL MEMBERS: left to right: W. Positan. T. Weidcnbaum. A. Miller. M. Kramer, B. Bravcrman. HOWARD BAND H. B hard worker . . . sport enthusiast . . Intramural Basketball an asset to rhe Wrestling Team . . . fond memories of Hillsides great Basketball seasons future plans include college. RALPH BELFIGLIO Ralph . . . one of the boys . . . S.G.A Representative . . . enjoys boaring . will never forget Mr. Fisher's class . usually heard uttering Not me never again . . . patriotic plans to join Air Force. BARBARA BARR Soft-spoken and conscientious . . . watch her strut down that field . . . a nice person to know . . . Twirling Captain . National Honor Society FT.A. . . Girls' Gym Club loves to sing .A Capella Choir . SUSAN B. BATEMAN Sue . . . cute and poised . . . medically minded . . . Future Nurses' Club . . . member of the Junior Class Council . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . musical ear . . . enjoys sound of albums . . . will always recall first day at Hillside. PATRICIA BAUER Pat . . sweet and smart . . . Vice President of FBLA . . enjoyed the Basketball games, especially the Atlantic Ciry game ... a secretary in the making. STANLEY BIELINSKI Conastoga ' . . enjoyed Mr. Fishers class the most . . . S.GA. member . . . plans to attend night school . . . future draftsman. ANDREA BIERMAN Andi . talent for crearing laughter and fun . . member of Future Nurses' Club . . . Choir . . . Epoch Staff . . loves to paint . . . One rhing! . . will always remember rhe Junior Ring Dance Forget Mr. Taigias History class?—Fantastic! . . college ahead. EDWARD BINDER Ed reserved but friendly intelligent . . Intramural Bowling participant Mr. Ken-ningron's physic class was great fond memories of Atlantic City Basketball . college bound . . . future accountant. PETER BIRCSAK Pete . . calling number WB-2eoJ . . Amateur Radio Club ... enjoys sports . says si to most anything . . . future plans include becoming a physical education teacher. JOANNE BIRNBAUM Jo ... a perpetual smile . . . sophisticated . . . busy girl . . . deadline starts today . . . Hiller News Editor ... an actress . . . Thespian . . an expert strutter . . Honor Guard . . . Qass Cabinets . . . Hillside Times reporter. EDWARD BILSKI Ed . . will always remember electric shop . . . likes working with eiectriciry . . . Stage and Lighting Crew . . . You will . . . liked related chemistry . . . future plans include the Air Force. STEVEN BISK Bic” . . . one of the boys . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . member of the Cross Country Team . . . will never forget Mr. Duthie's biology class . . . future plans include college. ARLENE BLOOM ArP • • • always laughing . . . Sophomore Class Treasurer member of F.T.A. . Spectator . . . Co-Editor-in-chief and Business Editor of the Hiller . . . received Quill and Scroll Honor ... enjoyed 4th period history with Mr. Sayer . . . Smile . . . college bound. ANTHONY BONTEMPO Tony . . . reserved . . . will never forget the good times had in English class ... or study hall? . . . spends a good deal of his time weight-lifting . . . Believe it . . . future in the Navy. SHERYL BLOOMBERG Sher . . . enjoys all types of sports . . . G.A.C. . . . Girl's Gym Show participant . . Oy Carumba . . . fond memories of the Junior Ring Dance . . . Mr. Harrison's class was tops . . . future plans include college. WILLIAM BLUESTONE Bill ... an individualist . . . always has a witty remark ... an avid reader. JOHN BOLAN Bookie . . . run those laps . . . member of .Trade and Cross Country Teams . . . enjoys listening to music . . . remembers Mr. Deme-tropoulous s math III dass . . What can I say? . . plans to attend college. JUDITH BOSS ANY Judy . . . language enthusiast . . . German Club . . . Cool it . . . history was great with Mr. Harrison . . . future in the world of business . . . wedding bells soon to ring. The Mouse Thai Roared. DIANE BOXER Dee . . . one in a million—a friend . . . intelligent gal . . . Vice-President of National Honor Sorie-ty . . . Sophomore Qass Secretary • . Junior Qass Secretary . . . Senior Cabinet . . . Epoch Literary Editor ... Mr. Neetz and Mr. Camilli were favorites . . . future college coed. FRANCES BRANDT Fran ... a smiling blonde . . . S.G-A. Collector . . . whiz at Typing—award redpient . . . F.B.L.A. . . . Enjoys dancing . . . will never forget driver's training . . Was that nice . . . Bowling Club and Girl's Basketball . . . C.Y.O. member. BARRY BRAVERMAN Cat ... a smile for everyone . . . Hillside's answer to Dick Van Dyke ... big man in Basketball . . . run Barry run . . . Track and Cross-Country . . . S.GA. Cabinet . . . remembers Atlantic Gry . . . future college man. LOUISE BREGEN Lou . . . possesses multitude of friends . . . Senior Qass Council . . . Ceramics Qub . . . spends most of her time with Tommy . . . enjoyed 4th period office machines class . . . hopes to become a secretary in the near future. RICHARD BREITBARTH ’’Richie” . . . diplomatic ... a Hi” for all . . . busy man . . . Mr. President of Senior Class . . . raise those funds, Rich . . . Football . . . will remember forever both years with Mr. Camilli . . . so will Mr. Camilli . . . college bound. DONALD BRIGGS Block” . . . multitude of friends . . . all around athlete . . . Football . . . Track . . . Baseball . . . Basketball . . . Letterman . . . Key Club man . . . will always remember mechanical drawing with Mr. Eichmann . . . recalls Judge's parties . . . college bound. EARL G. BRUNNER Bud” . . . warm individual . . . real linguist . . . Spanish Club Treasurer . . . honorable mention in Latin . . . S.G.A. Representative . . . Junior Achievement . . . Hiller . . . It’s too much” . . . history with Mr. Taiga—unforgettable . . . recalls Hillside-Trenton Basketball . . . college bound. MICHAEL BUBNIAK Mike” ... I give up . . . usually seen at Sunset Lanes with the guys . . . Stage and Lighting Crew . . . Likes bowling and shooting pool . . . Future in the Navy. That was before Barry was accepted! ESTHER CARLUCCI A laugh a minute . . . Girl’s Gym Club . . . Bowling . . . cars, cars, cars—loves to read about them or work on them . . . junior year was unforgettable . . . special recreation —Bob . . . Mrs. Burke's home economics class was great . . . future secretary. JOANN CAROLAN Jo” . . . loves to laugh . . . seen with Jackie . . . enjoys dancing and bowling . . . Hey Man . . . Library Council . . . Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals . . . Miss Iozzi's English class ... a fond memory . . . future secretary. JO ANN CARROCCIA Chic” . . . sparkling personality . . . Sophomore and Junior Class Vice-President . . . athletically inclined . . . Cheering Co-Captain and G.A.C. Secretary . . . remembers preparing for the Junior Ring Dance . . . future physical education teacher. PAULINE BRUNO Paul” ... a quick smile for all . . . future secretary in the making .. . very athletic . . . enjoys bowling . . . remembers Miss Iozzi’s and Mr. Camilli’s English classes . . . often says Hi Hon . . . easy going . . . looking forward to graduation day! ROSANNA CARASIO Ro” . . . Future Business Leaders of America Club . . . enjoys listening to records and dancing . . . Gee Whiz” . . . liked Mrs. Pickell’s Health Classes . . . plans to attend Beauty School . . . future hairdresser. CHARLES M. CARROLL Charlie” . . . Well, I did it” . . . usually seen riding around town . . . likes bowling and golf . . . will always remember the state finals in Atlantic Ciry . . . college ahead. JOSEPH CATINO Joe” . . . big with the Girls . . . will always remember Mr. Fisher's Gass . . . won’t everyone?! . . . liked Mr. Eichman’s Gass . . . hopes to attend Union County Technical Institute . . . anchors away. KENNETH CHRISTENSON KEN . . . amiable . . . great at the baritone . . . fond memories of Mr. Fisher’s physics class . . . S.G.A. member . . . Anchors away . . . patriotic . . . plans to enter the Naval Reserves in the near future. RAYMOND COLANDREA Buddy . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . member of the Football Team . . . whats that name? Judy . remembers Mr. Fisher’s physics class . . . Atlantic City was the greatest. PASTY J. CAVALCHIRE Pat . . . may be seen playing with the Metri-Tones . . . sees future in entertainment . . . I’m the greatest . . . served on Hillside High’s Football Team . . . wiil never forget Mr. Taigia’s study hall. VINCENT L. CERESTE Vinny” . . . Would you believe? . . . an athlete . . . member of the Football and Baseball Teams . . . S.G.A. Alternate Representative . . . future plans include a career as a professional football player. ■■ MARJORIE A. CHASE Margie . . . girl with the golden smile and voice ... A Capella Choir . . . enjoys playing the piano . . . active too . . . Spectator . . . Spanish Club . . . Girl's Gym Club . . . You're kidding” . . . memories of Mr. Camilli’s English classes . . . future college coed. RICHARD COHEN Rich” . . . determined and ambitious . . . man of words . . . S.G.S. Representative . . . Epoch . . . Political Science Club . . . Radio Club . . . enjoys skin-diving . . . Wasn't this test fun? . . . never forget history with Mr. Ma-zella . . . college bound. DONNA COOK Cooky and Don . . . will never forget 6th gym . . . nice smile . . . member of F.B.L.A. and Spectator . . . S.G.A. Collector with time to help in the Guidance Office . . . favorite sports include golf and bowling ... on to business school. Arthur Lapp prays for a successful season. ANTHONY CREA Rock . . . always laughing . . . great guy . . . athletic enthusiast . . . Baseball Team member . . . Basketball . . . racing is favorite recreation . . . will he ever forget the Union Baseball Game? . . . Four score and seven . . . sounds familiar . . . future college man. JEAN DI GIOVANNI Jeanie” . . . usually seen with Wendell ... a working gal . . . will never forget the friends she made in high school . . . favored office machines class . . . plans to attend I.B.M. School. PETER PHILIP CROSTA Pete . . . enjoys fishing and camping . . . Doesn’t this car go any faster?” . . . enjoyed Mr. Kautz's history class . . . S.G.A. member . . . plans to attend college in the near future. HELEN CZACKI Chatz . . . parlez-vous fran ais? . . . rewarded for excellence in French . . . spends spare time folk dancing at Young Judea . . . Good God . . . remembers Miss Eisenstadt’s French III class . . . plans to be a language major. THOMAS DA ROS Tom” . . . often heard saying Hello” . . . fishing and girls are foremost among his hobbies . . . member of the Freshman Football Team . . . S.G.A. member . . . fond memories of Mr. Mazella’s U.S. History class. FRANK DI LEO Duck . . . happy-go-lucky . . . loves to bowl . . . Bowling Club member . . . Fantastic” . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . fond memories of Mr. Eichman’s class . . . ship ahoy” . . . future plans include the United States Navy. PATRICIA ANN DIORE Pat . . . jovial personality . . . enjoys horseback riding, bowling, and reading . . . fond memories of Miss Haligowski’s office class . . . Better Business Leaders of America Club . . . The Junior Ring Dance will forever linger in her memories. VERA DOMERSKI Vee . . . great school spirit, an all around girl . . . G.A.C. . . . likes volleyball . . . Junior Ring Dance . . . That’s something else!” . . . enjoys art and plans to attend art school in the future. JAMES DOYLE Jim” . . . Would you believe? . . . spends spare time hunting, fishing, and camping . . . Mr. Fischer’s and Mr. Eichman’s classes were favorites . . . remembers Atlantic City . . . future ,in the Marines. JUDITH A. DUMBROFF Judy” . . . very amiable . . . school spirited . . . Future Physicians Club . . . S.G.A. Collector and Representative . . . Future Nurses’ Club . . . soon to be another Florence Nightingale. JEROME EBEN Jer” . . . Fantastic” . . . member of Future Architects and Engineers Club . . . will always remember the Atlantic City Basketball game . . . likes to play soccer . . . will never forget Mr. Eich-man’s mechanical drawing class . . . future architect. ROBERT J. ECKERT Bob . . . sports lettermen . . . Football and Track . . . enjoys trains and model cars . . . remembers Miss Cook’s sophomore English class and the Christmas Dance . . . S.G.A. member . . • patriotic . . . future in the service. norma l. edwardsen Norm” . . . You’re way out man” . . . enjoys swimming, reading and dancing . . . Water Bug . . . liked Mr. Taigia's class . . . hopes to attend business school . . . future airline stewardess. THOMAS EINLOTH Tom” . . . reserved . . . athletic . . . hobbies include sports . . . asset to the Track Team . . . college seen through the crystal ball. RICHARD EISENSTODT Mouse . . . carefree . . . likes playing Soccer and running Track • . . often seen at the Coronet” . . remembers Mr. Fischer's physics class . . . future plans include college and making money. ALAN IAN EHRENBERT Ehrensmith” . . . likes all sports, especially soccer . . . Ask me if I care? ... a real typ. . . seen everywhere but Hillside—Elizabeth . . . Epoch Staff . . . will remember Mr. Salakey’s homeroom . . . plans to attend college. ARLENE EISENBERG R . . . c-TIablas Espanol?” . . . Arlene does . . . Spanish Club . . . Choir . . . Orchestra . . . Hiller Staff . . . Spectator . . . Care” . . . enjoyed driver training with Mr. Schaub . . . hopes to attend Newark State and become a teacher. Would you believe the other one is out of order? ALAN S. EISER Al” . . . personality and intelligence . . . President of N.H.S. . . . Class Cabinet . . . Honor H . . . Flagbearer . . . Key Club . . . Debate Club . . . Math Club . . . Boys State . . . Cross Country . . . Track . . . S.G.A. Representative . . . college in his future. ROBERT ENDA Bob . . . friendly with everyone . . . always joking . . . Senior Class Council . . . Track Team . . . likes sports . . . usually heard saying That’s Close” . . . likes Mr. Mazella’s class . . . plans to attend college. FRANK C. ERDMAN What a voice . . . loves to harmonize ... A Capella Choir . . . Spring Concert . . . shoot those arrows—an archery enthusiast . . . will always remember the Language Festival . . . easy going sort . . . plans to attend college. FELICE FAUST Felice'' . . . poised and petite ... a literary lass . . . Spectator Staff . . . Hiller Business and Advertising Editor . . . parlez-vous francais? . . . French Club . . . Future Teacher’s of America . . . avid Mr. Harrison fan . . . Columbia Press Conference—a memorable experience . . . future teacher. RONA FEIN Popularity plus ... a kind word and a smile is the key to making friends . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . S.G.A. Representative and Collector . . . Epoch Photography Staff . . . F.T.A. . . . Junior Class Cabinet . . . girls’ atheltics . . . Gym Club and Volleyball ... future in teaching. RICHARD M. FERREL Cousin Rick . . . one of the boys . . Future Architect and Engineers Club . . . hobby is racing . . . famed Ferrel expression— Hard Guy . . . enjoyed 3rd period lunch and Judge’s party . . . future college man and then on to Marines. JAMES D. FAIRBANKS ’’Jimmy’’ . . . everyone loves him, especially the girls ... an athlete . . . what a winner . . . three letter man . . . Baseball, Track, and especially Football . . . Key Club member . . . Dad’s Booster Drives . . . Gym Show . . . enjoys all types of sports . . . remembers Mr. Mazella’s history class. JEROME FAND Jerry” ... an asset to any school . . . math minded . . . National Honor Society . . . Flag Bearer . . . Good grief . . . member of Dance and Concert bands . . . enjoys bowling, chess, and coins . . . remembers Mr. Kennington’s physics class . . . college in future. Who spelled Hillside with three I si RENEE FELDMAN Gilda” . . . friendly . . . usually seen with Judy and Surfer . . . Girls’ Athletic Council . . . Class Councils . . . liked Mr. Taigia’s class . . . can be heard saying Okay” . . . college in the near future. LYNDA FERN Lyn . . . vivacious and versatile . . . Cheerleader . . . S.G.A. Cabinet . . . Sophomore Class Cabinet . . . Senior Class Cabinet . . . G.A.C. . . . Gym Show . . . Ronnie and Lyn—a great duet . . . Special recreation—Aaron . . . English with Mr. C. was great . . . future secretary. MARILYN FAYERTAC, Mar ... a hard worker and a good friend . . . active in Junior Achievement, Library Council and Hiller . . . Cool it . . . liked Mr. Demetropolis’ class ... enjoys reading, the theater, and writing to Jay . . . college bound. GEORGE FELBER George . . . Horrors . . . President of the German Club . . . received an NEDT Certificate . . . member of the Future Engineers, Radio, and Science Clubs ... 76 trombones . . . Dance and Marching Band . . . college in the future. MARSHA R. FISCH Fish” . . . cute and friendly . . golden voice . . . Intramural Volleyball . . . active in International Fair . . . Ever ... another Mr Camilli fan . . . Hillside’s folk singer shall always remember Talent Show' . . . strum Marsha strum . . . future Mrs. GERALD FISCHBEIN Fish” . . . will always remember Mr. Fisher's 6th period class . . . likes working with electronics . . . Stage and Lighting Crew . . . Dirty old man . . . seen around . . . plans to enlist in the United States Air Force. ELIZABETH FRANK Bette” . . . Secretary of Junior Achievement at Bristol Myers . . . G.A.C. member . . . member of the Twirling Squad ... a sweet smile all the time . . . college bound. JUDY FISCHGRUND Judy . . . friendly . . . always smiling . . . active community worker . . . B’nai B’rith Girl . . . Future Teachers' Treasurer . . . Junior Class Council . . . Spectator Staff . . . Close” . . . remembers Mr. Taigia's U.S. History . . . college girl. ARTHUR FLAX Arty” . . . good-natured and reserved . . . favorite recreation is bowling . . . loves to get behind the wheel . . . will never forget Speech and Dramatics class with Mrs. Wicks . . . future college man. EDWARD FLIZACH Fly . . . great kid . . . member of the Football team . . . always seen with the guys. JACOB FREUD Ami ... a former Weequahic letterman in soccer . . . enjoys stamp and coin collecting . . . Son of a gun” ... an accordion player . . . future plans include the Navy. NANCY M. FRIEDMAN Nance . . . beauty and intelligence . . . follow that dream . . . President of Publicity Club . . . Class Cabinet . . . asset to the school . . . S.G.A. Cabinet Member .. . make that deadline . . . Hiller Copy Editor . . . future social worker. NORMA S. FRIEDMAN Norma” . . . friendly yet poised . . . active community worker . . . B’nai BTith Vice President . . . Dad's Booster Drive . . . musical miss ... A Capella Choir . . . Spring Concert . . . Care!” . . . forget Mrs. Pickell's homeroom? . . . fantastic . . . future teacher. Treitsch, hit a profile!” STANLEY I. FRIEDMAN Stan . . . always riding around with the guys . . . will never forget Mr. Todt's senior math class . . . Captain of the Bowling Team . . . How does that grab you? . . . Soccer Team . . . member of the Band . . . college is in the future. JOHN J. GARRY Check ... an athlete at heart . . . Football and Track Teams . . . Basketball Intramurals . . . will always remember the hard way to open a door . . . plans to be a millionaire. RONALD GALBRAITH Beanie . . . member of the Football and Wrestling Teams . . . will never forget Mr. Fisher’s 4th period class . . . favorite class was gym . . . enjoys hunting and fishing .. . Hi Jake . . . future in the Air Force. JOHN GALDI Big John . . . enjoys coin collecting as well as drafting . . . favorite Galdi expression— Happiness . . . likes mechanical drawing . . . will never forget mechanical drawing 5th period . . . future plans include vocational school. I TERESA GANDARA Terry . . . amiable . . . Junior Achievement Assistant Secretary . . . Girl's Gym Club member . . . Twirling Club . . . Future Nurses' Club . . . loves those languages . . . will never forget Spanish with Mr. Hyland and Miss V . . . future in nursing. KATHLEEN M. GEE Kathy” ... an actress . . . enjoys music, the theater, and choreography ... a member of the Glee Club . . . That's a good thing to do after a war . . . enjoyed history and dramatics the most . . . future in the dramatic arts. GERALD GELDZAHLER Cat Man . . . usually seen with the guys . . . Do It! . . . will always remember Soccer practice . . . Political Science Club . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . Mr. D‘s class was great ... a real' Cassanova . . . college in the future. JEFFREY GERMAN Jeff” . usually seen with Bill, Dave and Rich . . . enjoys playing pool . . National Honor Society Math Club . . . Political Science Club . . . Spectator . . . Track Team . . . Cross Country . . . college ahead. MARK GILENSON Gil . . . future Davis Cup Winner . . . loves to play tennis . . . Son of a gun” . . . digs those biology classes . . . Mr. Behringer's English class was Boss . . . plans to join VISTA” in the future. STEVEN GILSON Steve . . . intelligent . . . Political Science Club member . . . Track Team . . . spends his spare time bowling and playing basketball and baseball . . . favors history . . . will always remember the State Basketball Finals . . . future accountant. VALERIE K. GENSLER Val” . . . studious—especially in German . . . German Club . . . art ranks high . . . Ceramics Club . . . likes to go roller skating . . . hopes to attend college. CLARA GINELLI Friendly and talkative . . . enjoys sports . . . member of the Bowling and Volleyball Teams . . . always seen with Richie . . . working in the attendance office was the greatest! . . . will always remember the Junior Ring Dance . . . plans to continue schooling. JUDITH M. GINSBERG Gins” . . . friendly . . . always a smile . . • where's Kenny? . . . enjoys sports . . . member of G.A.C. . . . Not again . . . will always remember Mr. Augustine's class . . . has anyone seen a little white Sunbeam? . . . loves art . . plans to be an interior decorator. ROBERT J. GLASOFER Bob . . . has extensive vocabulary . . . Epoch Business Editor . . . always learning the business . . . remembers the library ... I think . . . future businessman . . . always on the go . . . college bound. DAVID GOLDBERG Little Dave . . . likeable . . . easy to get along with . . . good-natured . . . active in A.ZA. community group — Social Chairman . . . member of Junior Achievement . . . enjoys bowling . . . future plans include college and a career in accounting. GARY GOLDBERG Gary . . . fantastic person . . . interesting and interested . . . German Club President . . . Debate Council . . . Math Club . . . Junior Achievement . . . man in the flying machine . . . amateur ham operator . . . recalls Mr. Harrison’s history . . . future aerospace engineer. RUTH GOLDBERG Louie” . . . everybody's friend . . . brimming with spirit . . . Cheerleader . . . Epoch Make-Up Editor . . . athletic gal . . . G.A.C. . . . Girl’s Gym Club . . . Intramurals . . . Junior and Senior Class Councils . . . member of F.T.A. . . . future college coed. SANFORD GOLDBERG Sandy . . . busy man . . . A.Z.A. Secretary . . . Political Science Club . . . Junior Achievement . . . will never forget State Basketball Tournament. . . enjoyed Mr. Todt's math class ... on to college to become a C.P.A. Don’t be impatient Janice—you’re next! SHERRY L. GOLDMAN Sherry ... an all around girl . . . personality + talent + intelligent = success . . . Twirling Co-Captain . . . Spectator Literary Editor . . . musically inclined ... A Capella Choir accompanist . . . Swift . . . French award recipient, . . . U.S.Y. . . . college bound. MERYLE GOTTLIEB- Mertle” . . - listening to Meryle, you can die laughing . . . Thespian Dramatic Club . . . S.G.A. Representative . . Gym Club . . girl’s Volleyball and Basketball Club . . . Wanna hear about it? . . . plans to attend technical school and become a medical technician. ELAINE GRALNICK The Ace . . . member of the Future Nurses’ Club . . . Choir girl . . . Hiller Staff . . . where the boys are. you’ll find Elaine . . . always on Chancellor Avenue . . . will never forget Atlantic City-Basketball Game . . . plans include further schooling. ROBERT GRECO Bob ... a member of the Football Team . . . digs those sports . . . Pin your man . . . member of the Wrestling Team . . . will never forget Mr. Fisher's physics class . . . enjoyed mechanical drawing classes . . . vocational school in the future. SANFORD GREENBERG Sandy . . . inspired by a challenge . . . Political Science Club Vice-President . . . Key Club Secretary . . . Math Club President . . . intelligence . . . Flagbearer and N.H.S. . . . N. J. Boy's State . . . Team Manager . . . will always remember 1964 Hillside verses Central game . . . future, college. MURRY GREENBLATT Splatt . . . friendly and easy going . . . tons of friends . . . looking for Murry? Why he's girl watching, of course . . . yeah, hello . . . dancing at the Sophomore Dance brings back memories . . . typing awards . . . future plans include college. DAN GREENSPAN Dangerous Dan” . . . alias mighty midget . . . will never forget Mrs. Maloney . . . Bad News . . . enjoyed Mr. Harrison's history class . . . member of the Track Team . . . future in the Navy. RAY GREUTER Draut” . . . always fun to have around . . . musical . . . member of the Dance Band . . . enjoys water skiing and boating . . . S.G.A. member . . . future plans include college. SUZIE GRIFFEL Sue” . . . Alice in Wonderland? . . . S.G.A. Representative and Collector . . . athletic . . . Girl’s Volleyball and Basketball . . . That’s close” . . . F.T.A. and Spanish Club . . . Spectator Staff . . . Senior Class Council ... remembers history with Mr. Taigia . . . future teacher. ILA GROSS I” . . . loves to dance . . . will never forget the Junior Ring Dance and the Atlantic City Game . . . Hiller Typing Staff . . . enjoyed Mr. Rancourt’s biology' class . . . Dad’s Booster Drive . . . another Florence Nightingale . . . plans to be a nurse. CHERYL GROSSBLATT Chesh . . . everybody loves her . . . chock full of happiness . . . meet that deadline . . . Epoch Editor-in-chief . . . Junior Class Cabinet ... A Capella Choir . . . Spanish Club . . . enjoyed English with Mr. Pohli . . . where’s Cheryl? —with Bruce, of course . . . future college coed. JOHN HAAS John . . . always with the guys . . . anyone for a joke? . . . spends his spare time drawing and collecting records . . . Boss” . . . memories of Mr. Fisher’s physics class . . . plans to attend drafting school. SANDRA HALEM Sandi” . . . remembers the Junior Ring Dance . . . Big school” . . . enjoys playing the piano, drawing, and bowling . . . member of French Club . . . Spectator Staff . . . favorite class was math . . . has future plans as a programmer analyst. THERESA HATALLA ANDREW HATHAWAY Andy'' . . . attracted by the lights of the theater ... a member of the Stage and Lighting Crew . . . future plans include college education. DIANE HERSHKOWITZ Dee” . . . friendly . . . diversified interests — intelligent too . . . S.G.A. President . . . Debate Club . . . G.A.C. . . . National Honor Society . . . always seen in the school store . . . Class Cabinets . . . Mr. D's class was great . . . National Merit letter of commendation winner . . . college ahead. ELAINE HEDSTROM Lainie“ . . . often seen with Leon . . . darn . . . always on the job . . . spends spare time working . . . liked English class rhe most . . . plans to enter the business world. . V DOROTHY A. HEROLD '‘Dome'’ . . . loves tennis and sailing . . . What am I gonna do? . . . S.G.A. Representative and Collector . . . remembers the good times at Wendy’s . . . Ceramics Club . . . Junior Achievement . . . will never forget Mr. Kautz . T EARLE HEROLDE Earle” . . . favorite class was mechanical drawing . . . will never forget Atlantic City Basketball Games . . . future in the business world. JAYNE HERSHKOWITZ I care” . . . enjoyed her three years with Mrs. Stark . . . Assistant Editor of Spectator . . . what would the twirlers do without Jayne? . . . will never forget the Language Fair . . . Secretary of the German Club . . . tennis is tops . . . future plans include college. MYRA HERSKOWITZ My . . . enjoyed geography with Mrs. Harmon . . . received a typing award . . . member of F.B.L.A. . . . plans to attend vocational school and become a receptionist. MELINDA HIETALA Linny-Poo ... a special talent for creating laughter and friendships . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . looking for Melinda? She’s with Ronnie . . . will never forget Mr. Augustine’s third period . . . future as a beautician. You really got a hold on me. Pace 75 SUE HIRSCHMANN Community minded . . . member of United Synagogue Youth . . . will never forget becoming Editor-in-Chief of the Hiller . . . often seen in the shore area or Trenton . . . Secretary of the Debate Club . . . enjoyed Mr. Pohli’s English class . . . future teacher. ALICE HORWITZ I don't believe it . . . Mr. D’s algebra II was great . . . member of E.T.A. and G.A.C. . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . Spectator Staff . . . on to college. VICKI HOROWITZ Vic . . . likes to dance and swim in the summer . . . member of the Future Business Leaders of America Club . . . SWIFT” . . . will always remember the Christmas Dance of '64. THEREAS A. HRENKO Terry . . . S.G.A. Treasurer . . . valuable to the school . . . member of F.B.L.A. . . . future in the business world . . . typing and steno awards . . . will never forget winning advanced shorthand contest. ALICE HOGAN Hogie . . . always with Bobby . . . usually heard saying you bird . . . Library Council . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . will always remember Mrs. Rubenstein’s class . . . enjoys English . . . future plans include secretarial career. COLLEEN HUPPERT Talent and intelligence combined . . . National Honor Society . . . a born leader . . . Head Majorette . . . Girl's State Delegate . . . Editor-in-Chief of Spectator . . . remembers the Senior Prom . . . future math major in college. DAVID HOLLANDER Dave . . . usually has a point to make . . . member of the Debate Council . . . German Club . . . Epoch Photography Staff . . . Political Science Club President. . . loves to strum that guitar . . . future college man. RAYMOND HUPPERT Huppy . . . seen with the boys . . . ya” . . . cars and girls are foremost among his hobbies . . . enjoyed Mr. Langstaff's class the most . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . will never forget Weequahic games . . . future jet mechanic in the Air Force. LESLIE HOLLANDER Lcs . . . enjoys working with figures . . . future accountant . . . member of the Band . . . Let's go Mets . . . will always remember Mr. Monkman's class . . . enjoys music and bowling. ANN LYNN HOROWITZ Ann ... a precious friend . . . will always remember riding around with the kids! . . . Future Nurses' Club . . . Ceramics Club . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . usually heard saying Definitely or Real close . . . hopes to attend Union County Technical Institute. THOMPSON HOTALEN Thom . . . Future Architects and Engineers Club . . . Junior Achievement . . . Care . . . will always remember Mr. llaria's gym class . . . very artistic . . . future in commercial art. KAREN EVA HYRA Kar” . . . favorite summers in Pine Beach . . . Oh, those counselors” . . . full of school spirit . . . S.G.A. Secretary and Hiller News Editor . . . found in the school store . . . those great wrestling parties . . . future journalist. DONALD IMBRIACO Donnie . . . warm personality . . Freshmen Vice-President . . . Cross Country Team . . . S.G.A. Cabinet and Collector . . . member of the German Club . . . skin diving and fishing are favorites . . . future in college. ALAN ISBRECHT Al . . . one of the boys . . . never forget English class with Mr. Camilli . . . Wow, Judge's party! . . . a real blast . . . future plans include college. BARBARA A. ISSLER Barb . . . Where’s Barb? With Billy, of course! . . . Class Cabinet . . . Sophomore Class President . . . A Capella Choir . . . Junior Achievement . . . will never forget French I with Mr. Ladayne . . . hopes to attend college ... a future speech therapist. NATALIE JACOBS Nat” . . . fun-loving . . . will never forget Mrs. Claxton's typing class . . . good things come in small packages . . . future plans include a secretarial career. Casey learns the secret to money making. ALAN JAVEL Alan . . . always busy . . . N.H.S. . . . Science Club . . . Spectator . . . German Club President . . . enjoys playing banjo . . . Whoopee . . . Mr. Camilli's class was the greatest . . . some sense of humor . . . future college man. GRETE JORGENSON Grete ... a striking blonde . . . spends her spare time dancing and sketching . . . You're out of sight . . . will never forget Mr. Behringer's homeroom . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . plans to be a hairdresser. WILLIAM KACZOR Kazc . . . one of the boys . . . member of the Stage and Lighting Crew . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . special recreation includes the ham radio and Play Girl ... a '57 Ford . . . will never forget mechanical drawing with Mr. Eichman . . . future in college. BARBARA KANTOR Chippy . . . member of G.A.C. . . . Volleyball Club . . . Sophomore and Senior Class Councils . . . will never forget Mr. Taigia’s history class . . . enjoys knitting . . plans to major in bio-chemistry in JEFF KANTOR Sterling Mopar . . . seen in his G.T.O. . . remembers waiting for the dismissal hell . . . races go-carts . . . will never forget Mrs. Harmon's homeroom . . . college in the future. JANE LESLIE KAPLAN Kappy ... oil painting, ballet, and jazz play great part in her life . . . loved Mr. B's homeroom and junior gym . . . bright lights and the stage are seen in the future. MA RC S6A COLLECTIOI TUESDAY tourname WEDNESDAY tourname triday tournam h°NA lulu Sa tur o a y TOu� NA r What is a tournament? STEVEN KAREL ''Steve” . . . always ready with a laugh . . . friendly . . . Political Science Club . . . alternate U.N. Youth Pilgrimage . . . Chess Club . . . Intramurals . . . Automotive enthusiast . . . That's bad . . . never forget Mr. Harrison’s U.S. History class . . . future college man. STANLEY KATZ Stan” . . . intelligent and friendly . . . score that goal . . . Soccer Team Captain . . . Key Club . . . Math Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Hiller . . . band and orchestra . . . great times in algebra II with Mr. D” . never forget Hillside vs. Central games . . . college bound. MARTIN KATZ Marty” . . . one of the guys . . . loaded with school spirit . . . Political Science Club . . . spends most of time with Felice . . . future plans include college. BARBARA KAUFMAN 'Barb . . . adorable . . . possesses a magnetic personality . . . Honor Guard Captain . . . Spectator and Epoch Staffs . . . intrigued by world of medicine . . . Future Physicians Club . . . Future Nurses' Club . . . Junior Cabinet ... Senior Council . . . future plans include nursing. GREGORY KAUGER ' Greg” ... a laugh a minute . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . will always remember gym with Mr. Ilaria . . . sports car enthusiast . . . lift those weights . . . Confusion ... recalls Basketball at Atlantic City . . . future data processor. PHYLISS KELNER Phyl” . . . future Florence Nightingale . . . member of Future Nurses' Club . . . digs those English classes . . . make that strike . . . Bowling Club . . . will always remember Driver's Ed. with Mr. Shaub . . . college seen in the future. RICHARD KEREKES Rich” . . . irresistable . . . sports enthusiast . . . Football and Baseball Teams . . . S.G.A. Collector . loves the ski slopes . . . usually heard uttering good night . . . Mr. Harrison’s history class was great . . . future plans include college. GEORGE KIMMEL The fugitive . . . will never forget Mrs. Steisel's chemistry class . . print shop was a favorite . . . One thing though, right? . . . spends spare time driving around . . . plans to be employed by Uncle Sam in the near future. STEVE KIRSCH Steve . • • happy-go-lucky . . musically minded . . . Dance Band and Concert Band . . . S.G.A. Banker . . . hobbies include playing saxophone and sports . . . Baseball and Basketball player . . . You can t win them all . . . memories of Mr. Behringer's class . . . college bound. BERNICE KOTKIN Niecey” . • . golden voice . . . member of the Girl’s Chorus . . . painting and singing fill her spare time . . . forget it!” . . . friendly ... a great kid to know. PAUL KLEIN Paul . . . easy to get along with . . . golden' voice . . . member of New Jersey All-State Chorus . . . A Capella Choir . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . German Club Publicity Chairman . . . will never forget the Atlantic City game . . . college. RICHARD KLINE Frankie . . . one of the boys . . . usually heard uttering one thing . . . recalls Hillside football games . . . will never forget the great times in Mr. Fisher s 4th period class . . . future in the Navy. LORNA ROLLER Lorna . . . member of bowling and Horseback Riding Clubs . . . enjoys golf and archery . . . listen Buddy” . . . will never forget English with Miss Cook . . . plans to travel after graduation. ARTHUR KORENSTEIN Korney . . . everybody loves him . . . sports enthusiast . . . especially Basketball . . . Varsity Club . . . Junior and Senior Class Councils . . . Key Club . . . unforgettable moments in Mr. Johnson's French Class . . . future college man. ANDREW KOZAK Koz” . . . friendly . . . loves to bowl . . . member of Intramural Bowding Team . . . usually heard uttering care” . . . always enjoyed print shop . . . recalls homeroom with Mr. Behringer . . . plans to become printer. JOHN KRAJECECH John” . . . usually seen bombing around Hillside . . . great kid to know . . . member of the Track Team. foothai I MEMBERS left to right: T. Winnicki. R. Kerekes, E. Flizack. W. Zcmlanicki A. Miller. D Briggs. D. Mahoney. D. J AS I. Cicilio. M. Werner. J. Man.z. A. Tor.crie.lo. I . Cavalch.rc. K Rcker,. V. Ceres,e. A Lapp MICHAEL KRAMER Mike” . . . Squeak” . . . Mr. Activity . . . just call him Mr. Cass . . . special interest in Basketball . . . Captain . . . will never forget Trenton Game ’64 . . . favorite expression— volve it” . . . future plans include college. JOAN KUNDIN Joanie” . . . It's pretty funny!” . . . often seen with Fran . . . Future Nurses' Club . . . Library-Council . . . favored chemistry . . . Driver's Training rings a bell . . tennis enthusiast . . member of A Cappella Choir . . . future college coed. ROBERT KREBS Maynard G.” . . . one of the Collectors, S.G.A. . . . member of Track Team . . . Mr. Harrison could really teach American History II . . . Future architect or engineer. JO ANN KRUTULIS JoJo . . . remembers Junior Ring Dance . . . will never forget Mr. Friedman’s class . . . Big Dear” . . . favorite class was English . . . loves to bowl . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . future plans include office work—then marriage. RONNIE KUGEL Ron . . good things come in little packages . . . filled with dynamite . . . Ronnie and Lynda make good harmony . . . Senior Class Council . . . S.G.A. Representative and Collector . . . Volleyball, Basketball, and Tumbling Clubs . . . memories of the Talent Shows . . . college ahead. DAVID KUNZ Dave . . . always fun to be around . . . member of the S.G.A. . . . favorite Kunz expression what a mock” . . . lunch period was great . . . enjoys having a good time—why not?” . . . never forget Bus. No. 5 . . . future college man. GERALDINE KUSHNER Gerry” . . . make that spare . . . Bowling Club . . . will always remember Miss Iozzi’s junior English class . . . received honors in steno, typing, and bookkeeping . . . business school in the future. GARY LANG Gary” . . . athletic-minded . . . member of the Track Team . . . can often be heard saying yeah sure” . . . S.G.A. member . . . future plans include college. RICHARD A. LANGE Rich . . . great person . . . Treasurer of National Honor Society and Debate Club . . . winner of Thrift Essay Contest and N. J. Tercentenary Contest . . . member of Key Club . . . participates in Marching and Concert Bands . . . college ahead. ARTHUR LAPP Art . . . Vice-President of Key Club . . . S.G.A. Alternate Representative . . . Junior Achievement . . . All State Choir . . . managed multitude of sports . . . remembers Mr. Fisher's class . . . future teacher. CLIFFORD S. LEBOWITZ Cliff . . . knows all the answers . . . National Honor Society . . . Math Club . . . Band . . . Schools out” . . . enjoyed Mr. D’s math class . . . plans to attend college and pursue a career in medicine. BARRY IRA LEHMAN We gotta get out of this place . . . liked by all who know him . . . S.G.A. Alternate Representative and Collector . . . Epoch Business and Literary Staffs . . . Class Councils . . . interests include the shore and a certain girl . . . future in dentistry. ALEX LEIBOWITZ Lex . . . President of A.Z.A. . . . member of Track Team ... remembers Hillside-Central game at Atlantic City and general science class . . . college in the future . . . plans to teach industrial arts. STEPHEN LIEBERMAN Lieb . . . will never forget the Basketball State Finals in Atlantic City . . . likes most sports, especially soccer . . . Soccer Team . . . Political Science Club . . . Sally Polsinclli Award . . . plans a career in pharmacy. NICHOLAS LINDIA Nick” ... A real lady's man who's hard to resist . . . keep cool gobagull” . . . Track Team . . . enjoyed Mr. Fisher's class . . . hopes to attend Thomas H. Edison School and become a carpenter. f ROSEANNE LESSIN Ro . . . sweet girl . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . Spectator . . . loved Mr. Pohli's English class . . . will never forget the Atlantic City game . . . musically inclined . . . choir . . . future elementary school teacher. RELLA LEVENSTEIN Always on the go . . . Hiller News Editor with deadlines to meet . . . Vice President of French Club . . . National Hono Society and F.T.A. . . . history’s her favorite subject, reacher—Mr. Harrison, of course . . . college ahead. ALLEN LIEBERMAN Lieb . . . will never forget the Hillside-Central Basketball game at Atlantic City . . . member of Soccer Team . . . enjoyed Mr. Krautz’s American History class . . . Political Science Club . . . future as an accountant. ERIC LIEBOWITZ 'Typ . . . Okay . . . always a big hello . . . liked by all who know him . . . Track Team asset . . . future United States President? . . . Political Science Club . . . Mr. Schalkoff's class will always remain in his memory . . . future Joe College. Mr. Schaub would never approve. DINA LINIGER Dee” . . athletically inclined . . ..Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals . . . Tumbling Club . . . So, I don't care . . . senior year was the greatest . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . remembers Miss Cook's English class . . . plans to become a beautician. MICHAEL T. LIPMAN Mickey ... a really wonderful person to know . . . sport-minded . . . asset to the Baseball Team . . . Basketball Team Manager . . . Political Science Club . . . Letter-men’s Club . . . Key Club . . . Mr. Camilli's English classes were great . . . college bound. MARTIN LIPSCHUTZ Marty . . . Political Science and Bowling Clubs . . . make that strike . . . Bowling and Baseball Teams . . . remembers Mr. Fisher's class and the Hillside vs. Central Basketball playoffs . . . college in the future. SUSAN LUCKACS Sue . . . active girl . . . Honor Guard squad ... A Cappella Choir . . . favorite class was Mr. D s algebra II . . . will never forget Mr. Camilli s English class . . . S.GA. Representative . . . future college co-ed. ■ r CLARA MAG 'OOD Clara” remembers Mr. Stabler' world history class . . mem- ber of Tumbling. Volleyball, and Bowiing Qubs . . . where's Qara? rust look for Casey . . . plans include working on the Star Ledger. JOANNE LIKEMAN Jo” . . . sweet and amiable . . . loves horseback riding . . . favorite class was bookkeeping . . . member of the Better Business Club . . . future plans include a secretarial career. MADELYN MAHON 'Madelyn . . fun to be with Junior Gass Council . . . S.G.A. Representative and Collector . . . noticed a beaming face? Tommy is home . . history with Mr. Harrison and English m-ith Mr. Camilli will always rate high . . . future teacher. ROBERT LYNCH Bob . . . Let’s go, batter up! . . . Remembers Miss Soracos' freshman English class . . . favorite pastime is playing baseball—of course . . . future iies in the business world. 4 JUDY MADDALENA Maddy . . . where's Judy? Why she's with Buddy of course! . . . well groomed and near . . . S.GA. Banker and Representative . . . you’re crazy . . . will always remember Atlantic Gty and Miss Iozzi’s English class . . . future medical or dental technician. DENNIS MAHONEY Kid . . life consists of three things Football. Boxing, and Lynn! . liked Mr. Fisher's class . . . usually heard saying Hi Lynn! hopes to become an industrial arts teacher. ANTHONY MACOLUSO Tony . . . hobby is model slot racers . . . can be heard saying . . . You're neat . . . liked school dances . . . especially the Junior Prom . . . plans to be a commercial artist. JOYCE M. MAGDON Maggie . . . enjoys reading and riding . . remembers Mrs. Steisles science class . . . received steno award . . . oops” . . . favorite class was history with Mr. Marsh . . - is it tea time? . . . future secretary. RICHARD MALECKI Richie ... in with the in-crowd ... 2. real dresser . . . singing occupies his spare time . . . S.G.A. member . . . what's going on” . . . remembers Mr. Fisher's and Mr. Eichman’s classes . . . plans to attend designing school. Hungry Dennis? THOMAS MALHOSKY ‘Tom” . - - President of Future Architect and Engineering Club . . . everything is Fantastic” enjoyed Mr. Taigia’s history class . . . member of Stage and Lighting Crew - • • favorite pastime is Joanne . . - remembers the Basketball finals at Atlantic City . . . future engineer. DENNIS MARK “Dennis” . . . amiable . . . fun to be around ... a participant in Intramural Basketball ... enjoys all types of sports . . . will never forget U.S. History with Mr. Kautz . . . Mr. Johnson's cheerleading-unsurpassed . . . future plans include college. PAULA MARKOWITZ Paul . . . busy, busy girl . . . brains asssure future success . . . Twirler . . . F.T.A. . . . N.H.S. . . . loves to sing ... A Cappella Choir . . . active in Junior Class Council . . . Always seen with Ronnie . . . Enjoyed Mr. Neetz’s and Mr. Camilli's classes ... a future college co-ed. ELLIOT L. MANDERS Mel . . . Hey’ Baby! . . . special interest in girls . . . Mr. D‘s class was the greatest . . . can be found at Bradley Beach . . . another Pancho Gonzales . . . early acceptance to college . . . future engineer. 1 JOHN MANTZ John ... in with the crowd . . . Football Team . . . Baseball . . . Judge’s parties were great ... remembers the Atlantic City’ Tournaments . . . enjoys fishing . . . plans to be a lawyer after college. m FRANK MARGHERITO Loyal and sincere . . . sports-minded . . . letterman . . . Football, Track and Wrestling rate high . . . Cool it . . . the Trenton Game of ’64 will never be forgotten . . . Miss Haligowski's class brings back memories . . . look for Frank in the gym . . . future physical education teacher. DAVID MARKOWITZ ’Toomey ... I ain’t tellin' ”... Key Club . . . kick that goal . . . Soccer Team Captain . . . liked Mr. D’s math class . . . enjoys those trips to Bradley Beach . . . hopes to attend college and pursue a career in science. TONI A. MATWEISHYN 'Toni . . . Good morning . . . loves to bomb around in her 61 Impala . . . make the spare . . Bowling Club . . . will never for get Miss Halligowski’s class . . member of S.G.A. . . . secretaria school in the future. Gravy Train! CAROL MAZILLO ''Sam” . . . can be found at Mrs. Jay's in Asbury . . . Definitely” . . . winner of typing and Gregg Awards . . . Sophomore Council . . . loves those frat parties . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . coffee, tea, or milk? . . . future airline hostess. I BARBARA MAZURKEWICZ Zerk . . . lots of friends . . . Future Nurses' Club . . . Orchestra . . . German Club . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . will always remember the Junior Ring Dance . . . liked Mr. Harrison’s U.S. History class . . . future nurse. KAREN MELTZER Tilly . . . popular . . . seen with the boys . . . always laughing . . . never a dull moment when Karen’s around . . . Senior Class Cabinet . . . Mr. Jefferies’ history class rates high ... a future nurse . . . college seen in the future. RICHARD McCOY Ricky . . . loves the girls and feeling is mutual! . . . S.G.A. member . . . What’s happening brother . . . seen with the guys . . . future plans include the United States Marine Corps. SHARON McGINN Member of Girls’ Bowling . . . loved Mr. Jefferies' junior history class . . . remembers Atlantic City Basketball . . . fooling around at Sandy’s house was the greatest . . . You’ll get over it . . . future in the business world. THEODORE A. MELTZER Ted” . . . spirited individual . . . golden voice . . . loves to strum on that guitar ... a regular folk singer . . . future plans include college. GWEN MEMOLI Gwen . . . friendly ... a member of the S.G.A. . . . recipient of bookkeeping award . . . enjoyed bookkeeping class . . . special recreation is dancing . . . loves to bowl ... a great kid to know. ROBERT MIDDLETON Bob” . . . head of Stage and Lighting Crew . . . All right” . . . favorite hobby is collecting money . . . can’t forget Mr. Fisher s 6th period class . . . future plans include schooling in the service. KATHLEEN MIKULEWICZ Kat . . . active girl . . . Future Nurses’ Club . . . Volleyball and Basketball Clubs . . .will never forget singing in the Talent Shows and the Junior Ring Dance with Frankie . . . oh yeh? . . . next stop—Somerset Nursing School. ALAN MILLER Captain AI . . . Ya gotta be a football hero to get along with the beautiful gals ... all American boy . . . Senior Class Council . . . Key Club . . . remembers Mr. Tai-gia’s history class . . . wonder why? . . . next stop—college. CHRISTOPHER MERKEL Chris . . . smart boy . . . athletic too . . . Track letterman . . . Cross Country Team . . . musical . . . spends his spare time strumming his guitar . . . Mr. Taigia’s class was Fantastic . . . future plans include college. MAXINE MILLER Max . . . always laughing; always on the go . . . Hiller Exchange Editor . . . Junior Council member . . . G.A.C. . . . S.G.A. . . . sports enthusiast . . . swimming, volleyball, and basketball are favorites . . . Mr. Todt’s geometry class brings back fond memories . . . teacher in the future. RONNIE MILLER Miller” . . . make that pin! . . . an asset to the Wrestling Team . . . will never forget Mr. Fisher's physics class . . . S.G.A. member . . . college bound . . . plans to make his career in the Marines. THERESA MOELLER Harvey Hippo ... a great kid . . seen with Mary ... a member of the Bowling Club . . . also enjoys swimming . . . I'll never tell” . . . remembers Mr. Friedman's bookkeeping class . . . plans to attend modeling school. KAREN ANN MILLS Bright Eyes . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . will never forget Mr. Jefferis' history class . . . Come on now” . . . baking contest winner . . . enjoys driving around in her black Impala . . . plans to attend I.B.M. school. PAULA I. MOSKOWITZ Paul” . . . Really” . . . Give me an H” . . . Cheerleader . . . athletics . . . Girl's Gym Club, Basketball, and Volleyball . . . Jeff who? . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . enjoys dramatics ... a Thespian . . . memories of Mr. Austin's geometry class . . . next stop—college . . . future speech therapist. Only at the Senior-Faculty Game will we remember Mr. Silver like “This” LYNN J. NADWODNY Nad” . . . cute and poised . . . I'uture Nurses’ Club . . . Bowling Club . . . hobbies include skiing, boating, swimming and Mike . . . liked Mr. Behringer’s English class • • . will always remember the Junior Ring Dance . . . future medical technician. GARY NATHANS Nate” . . . amiable and poised . . . basic interest in scientific study . . . will always remember U.S. History with Mr. Harrison . . . future plans. include business school. MICHAEL NEDICK Mike”. . . one of the boys . . . Political Science Club member . . . Junior and Senior Class Cabinets . . . Soccer Team . . . Dad’s Booster Club Drive participant . . . remembers Atlantic City Basketball finals . . . college in the near future. MARK NEEDLE Mark . . . Hey you” . . . one of the crowd . . . S.G.A. member . . . make those hurdles . . . Track Team . . . girls and football occupy his spare time . . . Sharp” . . . will never forget Mr. Mazella's history class . . . future plans include college. ALBERT NELSON RICHARD NEFF Richie'' mathematically minded . . . member of Chess, Science. and Engineer Clubs . . . enjoys water skiing and boats . . . favored Mr. Todt's class . . . You don’t say?” . . . will always remember Mr. Kcnnington’s physics class . . . plans to attend college. You're in the Pepsi generation! KARIN C. NINESLING Nines'' . . . can be found skiing . . . Secretary of N.H.S. . . . German Club . . . loves those science classes . . . NYEOW ... Debate Club . . . Junior Class Council .. . Girl's Athletic Council . . . favored Shakespearean Trip . . . college seen in the future. ANN B. OSTROWITZ Bobbie” . . . Hillside’s fashion plate . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . remembers Mr. Johnson’s French classes . . . It’s charming . . . enjoys buying clothes . . . plans to enter the world of fashion. MICHAEL NOVER Nove ... a friend to all . . . Future Physician’s Club Treasurer . . . Key Club . . . Junior Class Cabinet . . . spends his spare time reading and playing the guitar . . . You know”? . . . remembers the Trenton Baskerball Game . . . college bound. ROBERT ORIS Bob . . . great to know and fun to be with ... a real hit with the girls . . . when you hear perfect harmony, there’s Bob and his singing group, the Novels . . . memories of Atlantic City Basketball Games . . . college bound. CAMILLE ONYSKO Cookie’’ . . . friendly . . . golden voice ... A Capclla Choir member . . . loves to sing and strum that guitar . . . Twirling Club . . . International Literary Magazine . . . will never forget Spanish with Miss V . . . future teacher. GERALDINE PALLITTO Gcrrie . . . full of spirit . . . Sophomore and Junior Class Cabinets . . . S.G.A. Representative . . . President of Junior Achievement . . . Mr. D’s class was favorite . . . future plans include college and a teaching career. LUCILLE PALLITTO Penny . . . laughs galore! . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . member of Junior Achievement . . . enjoyed Mrs. Maloney’s English class and Mr. Harrison’s history class ... a real great kid. TANYA PAROCHNIAK Ben . . . always smiling . . . Where there’s Tanya there’s Barbara . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . Volleyball and Basketball Clubs . . . Twirling Club . . . F.B.L.A. . . . So I don’t care . . . never, forger English with Miss Iozzi and graduation day MICHAEL IRA PASCAL Mickey . . • personality lures multitudes of friends . . . Wrestling Team Captain . . . Key Club . . . German Club . . . S.G.A. Cabinet . . . always seen in the school store . . . National Merit letter winner . . . will always remember wrestling in the Districts . . . future pharmacist. JANET PETRUCELLI Jan . . . conscientious ... a Spanish enthusiast . . . spends spare time playing the piano . . . Spectator . . . steno award . . . International Literary Magazine . . . Twirlcr . . . Pray for surf . . . remembers her first try on a skateboard . . . plans to major in Spanish in college. RON PINGARO Weasel . . . You'll get over it . . . loves to run . . . member of the Track Team . . . will never forget Miss Iozzi's class . . . tool designing in the future. JO ANNE PATANIO Midget . . . where there’s Barry there's JoAnne . . . S.G.A. Collector .. . I care . . . will always remember Mr. Leta's history class and Miss Lapinski’s English class . . . planning a career as a beautician . ROBERTA K. PER AH IA Bert ... a smile for all . . . President of the Library Council . . . enjoys dramatics ... a Thespian . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . Mr D's class was really great . . . loved chemistry? . . . plans to attend Newark State. BARBARA PETRAS Barb . . . where there's Barbara there's Tanya . . . S.G.A. Banker . . . F.B.L.A. . . . Volleyball and Basketball Clubs . . . enjoys dancing, bowling, and writing letters . . . steno and typing awards . . . Listen . . . will never forget fourth period lunch . . . future beautician. MARGARET PIASECKI Peggy . . . rare combination of beauty and intelligence . . . Class Councils and Cabinets . . . F.T.A. . . . G.A.C. . . - Twirler . . . Bowling Club . . . Good thing . . . will always remember the Junior Ring Dance . . . plans to be an elementary school teacher. PAULINE PINKOS Pinki . . . Vice President of the Debate Council . . . G.A.C. member . . . Volleyball and Tumbling Clubs . . . F.T.A. . . . favorite classes were history and phys. ed. . . . will never forget Mr. Jefferis' history class . . . future high school teacher. Hey. let's storm the office. MIRIAM PRAWER Mimi” ... a ''hi'' for everybody . member of F.T.A. . . . German Club . . . Ceramics Club . . . enjoyed art class . . . will never forget math with Mr. D. . . . further plans include college. PHIIJ.IP PINTOZZI Ralpho” ... a laugh a minute . . . never found without a song . . . often heard saying. Nutty smile . . . will never forget classes with Mr. Fisher . . . English was great . . . plans to attend vocational school. LYNNE J. POMERANTZ Lynne . . . intelligence plus a sweet personality . . . Hiller Business and Advertising Editor . . . Secretary of F.T.A. . . . French Club . . . National Honor Society . . . enjoyed Mr. D’s algebra II class most of all . . . future teacher. ROBERT T. POPOLA Pops” ... in with the in” crowd . . . Track letterman . . . asset to the Junior Varsity Baseball Team . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . often seen at the Coronet . . . liked Mr Fisher's physics class . . . plans to attend business college. CECILIA POLLACK Cecil-be . . . creates a laughing riot . . . French Club . . . Girls' Athletics . . . Junior Class Cabinet . . . Language Fair . . . Future Physicians Club . . . enjoys cricket playing? . . . future plans include a trip to France . MARILYN PRZEPADLO Mar ... a great girl . . . girl’s athletic participant . . . Volleyball Club . . . Bowling Team . . . You'll get over it . . . Mr. Taigia made history a class to remember . . . Sophomore Class Council . . . future in college and then a career in teaching. WAYNE J. POSITAN Poz . . . just call him Mr. Cass . . . athletic . . . Basketball is his game . . . member of Politcial Science Club . . . Cool it . . . will always remember his first varsity game . . . plans to attend college. JUDITH PROKOPOWITZ Judy . . . always laughing . . . make that strike . . . enjoys bowling, skiing, and painting . . . active in Better Business Club . . . Ya know . . . future ballroom dance instructor. CYNTHIA POLICASTRO Andy” . . . member of S.G.A. . . . has a flair with hair . . . attends Delcor Beauty school . . . favorite class-homemaking . . . wonder why? . . . hears wedding bells in future with Richie . . . WILLIAM POMERANTZ Bill” . . . get that strike . . . bowling league . . . enjoyed economics . . . Hiller Business and Advertising Staff . . . Smile . . . an avid photography fan . . . Epoch Photography Editor ... future investment analyst. CHRISTINE PRICE Chris” . . . never seen without Frankie . . . Fink” . . . make that spare . . . Bowling Club . . . homemaking was favorite class . . . will never forget the Junior Ring Dance . . . plans to become a private secretary. THOMAS POLLACK Tom” . . . amiable . . . German Club Treasurer . . . Debate Council member . . . usually heard saying Are you for real?” ... an ice skating fan . . . will never forget U.S. History with Mr. Harrison . . . college bound. JANET RADZINSKI Janet . . . loads of fun . . . always a laugh when Janet’s around . . . a working gal . . . future Nurses’ Club . . . You’ll get over it . . . the Senior Prom will forever be an outstanding memory of H.H.S. JOYCE RAFFA Joyce . . . sweet gal . . . enjoys sewing . . . Thank Goodness it’s Friday! . . . Future Nurses' Club . . . Bowling and Gym Clubs . . . dancing and dating occupy her spare time ... the Senior Prom will forever be a special memory. ROBERT RECH Bob” . . . the boy with the lavender car . . . has way with girls . . . enjoys sports . . . Varsity Baseball . . . may be found at the Coronet . . . I care . . . will always remember physics with Mr. Fisher . . . college in the future. LYNN REILLY Lynn . . . sweet and friendly . . . anyone seen Denny? . . . enjoys archery . . . remembers Miss lozzi's junior class . . . favorite expression— Help . . . future secretary. VINCENT RETTINO Vinnie” . . . one of the guys . . . . . . a knack for making friends . . . close” . . . member of the baseball team . . . will never forget the good old days at Atlantic City. SANDRA REVOCK Sandy” . . . jovial personality . . . always a laugh . . . make that strike . . . Bowling Club . . . enjoys swimming and skating . . . steno award . . . will never forget Mr. Behringer's English class . . . secretarial school in the future. mm Oh! I forgot to order Peyton Place! HARVEY RICH Harv . . . warm and friendly . . . run Harv run . . . Cross-Country and Track Letterman . . . will never forget Atlantic City and those Basketball finals . . . future plans include a college education. Y J DONNA RAE RING D. R.” . . . enjoys sports of all kinds . . . girl’s Basketball and Volleyball . . . S.G.A. Representative . . . How come?” . . . will never forget the State Championship as a Junior . . . sees future in the medical field. JUDY ROSENGARTEN J. R. . . . member of choir . . . I give you my word” . . . enjoys hanging around the Indian in Newark, driving her car, and attending Rutger’s Mixers . . . will never forget Mr. Harrison's history II class . . . plans include college. DOUGLASS ROSSI Doug . . . can really attract those girls . . . Soccer Team . . . race track fan . . . will never forget his first Soccer goal . . . sports and pool occupy his spare time . . . college in sight. Pace 89 JANICE MARIE ROTH ' Jan'' . . . dating sailors is the in thing ... I was only kidding . . . sweetest memory is Mr. Augustine's merchandising class . . . wedding bells heard in the future. MARY SANFORD Mary . . . friendly and liked by many . . . Pete . . . enjoys sports . . . will never forget the teachers vs. students volleyball game in fourth period . . . when you hear someone call, “Anyone see Bill” . . . you'll know Mary’s nearby. MARIO S. RUBULATTA Rube . . . diversified interests . . . seen most anywhere . . . usually found driving his ’57 Chevy . . .’often heard saying Cool it” ... a great kid to know. RONALD SASILEO Ronnie . . . one of the boys . . . amiable . . . enjoys sports and girls . . . will never forget Mr. Eichman's class . . . fond memories of New Year’s Eve . . . future plans include vocational school and then the Air Force. ROBERT F. SABOSKI Bob . . . seen with the boys at the Corenet . . . received an art award . . . will always remember Mr. Fisher’s physics class . . . plans to attend college. KAREN SADLER Sads” . . . always cheerful . . . lovable . . . enjoys sports . . . G.A.C. President. . . . busy gal . . . Junior Class Treasurer . . . Senior Class Secretary . . . found at the wrestling matches . . . will always remember a certain victory party . . . future college co-ed. JUDITH R. SCAVRON Judi” . . . Dial D for Drama . . . National Thespian Society . . . struts down the field—Twirler . . . Good dog . . . enjoys dancing and designing . . . active in U.S.Y. . . . Mrs. Maher's class was great . . . college in the future. ANDREA S. SACKER Candi ... as sweet as sugar . . . Hay Babe ... an art enthusiast . . . athletic . . . Girls’ Gym Club, Volleyball, and Modern Dance Clubs . . . S.G.A. Representative . . . adores dramatics . . . memories of Mr. Mazella's history class . . . future in the world of art. THERESA SALERNO Terry . . . favors bowling and horseback riding . . . enjoyed gym classes ... I lane . . . future plans include beauty culture school. HEIDI SCHECTER Heidi” . . . member of Ceramics Club . . . S.G.A. Collector . . , will never forget Mr. D’s algebra II class . . . enjoys drawing and knitting . . . You're kidding” . . . future plans include attending college and majoring in art. ROBERT SCHICK Schick . . . friendly and easy going . . . enjoys all kinds of sports . . . Mr. Fisher’s physics class is his dearest memory ... a patriot ... to join the Navy. HOWARD SCHWARTZ Howard ... a lover of sports . . . enjoys going to baseball and hockey games . . . member of the Bowling Team . . . will never forget Hillside’s two wins over Trenton and, of course, the State Tournament in basketball. STANLEY SEIDEL Stan” ... a ladies’ man . . . athletic . . . Soccer letterman . . . Wrestling Team . . . Freshman Football . . . dramatics and speech was great . . . Senior Class Council ... a Coronet kid . . . will never forget Atlantic City . . . plans to enter the Navy ... a future millionaire. BARBARA SCHULTZ Eppie . . . ya can’t keep her from laughing! . . . enjoys horseback riding ... a member of Gym Club . . . will always remember the Junior Ring Dance . . . wonder why . . . would like to become a dental assistant. GERTRUDE SCHULTZ Irene” . . . athletic ... the Dewey Decimal System is really easy . . . Library Council . . . will always remember Mr. Camilli’s English and Mr. Kennington's physics class . . . college lies in the future. ROBERT S. SCHULTZ Schultzee” . . . irresistible . . . great personality . • . likes sports . . . Football and Wrestling Teams . . . Senior Class Cabinet . . . will always remember Mr. Camilli’s English class . . . future plans include world of art . . . college bound. KATHLEEN SCHWARTZ Kathy . . . athletic gal . . . G.A.C. Vice-President . . . member of Girl’s Gym Club . . . Junior and Senior Class Councils . . . will never forget the Senior Prom . . . remembers Hillside Wrestling District Championship . . . college bound. LISA J. SELESNER Lee” . . . always on the go . . . President of B'nai B'rith Girls . . . Epoch Staff . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . loved Mr. D’s class . . . Really . . . Basketball and Volleyball . . . Twirling Club . . . received S.G.A. service award . . . plans to become a teacher. Judy Fischgrund takes on the Senior class! FRANCES SENNER Fran ... her laughter infects all around her . . . wonderful person . . . N.H.S. . . . Freshman and Junior Class Council . . . another Van Gogh . . . President of F.T.A. . . . can be found on the tennis courts . . . will always remember Mr. Harrison's history class . . . college bound. KAREN SILVERSTEIN Sloopy” . . . smiling and friendly . . can always be found in Elizabeth . . . Harry is her hobby . . . always remember 4th period gym . . . sports are important . . . basketball, volleyball and bowling . . . member of GAC . . . future in the business world. FRED SHAKLAN Fred . . . Future Engineer’s Club . . . Math Club . . . enjoys going fishing . . . will always remember math analysis class . . . plans to attend college . . . future engineer. � FRANCINE SHOFFEL Fran” . . . talkative and full of fun . . . Corresponding Secretary of the Future Nurses' Club . . . typing award . . . favored Mr. Rehrig’s chemistry class . . . will always remember driver's ed with Mr. Schaub . . . future nurse. JO ANNE SIEGEL Sloopy . . . always smiling . . . S.G.A. Representative and Collector . . . Senior Class Council . . . Gregg secretarial awards . . . loves the shore . . . sang on . . . future plans include a secretarial career. JUDY SIMMONS Jude . . . S.G.A. Sophomore Treasurer . . . secretary for Miss Serwatka . . . Ceramics Club . . . received S.G.A. service award, typing award, and steno award . . . enjoyed office machines . . . always on the run . . . Hi hon” . . . future in secretarial field. DAVID SKILTON Mr. Ed ... a handsome blonde . . . loves to work on cars . . . terrific artist . . . likes painting with oils . . . will always remember the Junior Ring Dance . . . usually seen with Barbara . . . future interior decorator. DAVID SLAVIN Dave . . . music minded . . . enjoys reading and listening to music . . . member of German and Radio Clubs . . . God helps those who help themselves . . . remembers music appreciation class . . . plans to attend technical school. I confess. I drank the antifreeze! KENNETH B. SLITKIN Ken . . . one of the regulars at the Coronet . . . always laughing with the guys . . . In you go enjoys gym with Mr. Ilaria . future includes the Air Force. JEAN SMITH Smitty . . . records and dancing fill her time . . . Care . . . will never forget Mr. Augustine's class . . . member of Junior Achievement . . . plans to join Peace Corps. BARBARA ANN SMALL The other half” . . . always laughing . . . has a warm friendly personality . . . very artistic . . . Epoch Art Editor . . . Sorry I'm dieting” . . . hopes to some day be a successful photographic model. JAMES SMITH Jim” . . . enjoys sitting around and listening to the Beach Boys records . . . often heard saying Totaled . . . liked Mr. Eichmann's and Mr. Fischer’s classes . . . plans to attend technical school. A regular Helena Rubenstien! MICHAEL ALAN SMITH Smitty . . . Hello young lady” . . . can be found playing tennis . . . winner of a poster contest . . . another Picasso . . . Mr. Harrison’s history class was really boss . . . Cars! Cars! Cars! ... art school is in the immediate future. JACK SPIEGEL Jack . . . Football and Track Manager ... a Radio Club member with a ham license ... remembers Mr. Taigia's history 12 . . . plans to continue school. DEBORAH SPIVACK Debbie . . . sweet as sugar . . . active in school . . . Junior Class Council . . . Hiller Copy Editor . . . musically inclined . . . Band and Honor Guard . . . Spectator . . . French Club . . . Modern Dance Club . . . future college co-ed. DENNIS G. STERNBERG Chuckles . . . Hillside High School’s number one actor . . . President of the Thespian Troupe . . . never will forget school plays, dramatic class and Ellen . . . surfing and baseball complete the picture ... a future dentist. RICHARD STEVENS Rick” . . . athletically inclined . . . member of the Track Team . . . a football fan . . . hobbies include cars and girls . . . will never forger pep rallies with Mr. Johnson . . . future plans include college and the Navy. JANICE STEIBER Jan . . . Vice-President of F.T.A. . . . Art Editor of Hiller . . . National Honor Society . . . S.G.A. Representative and Collector . . . Marching Band . . . Choir . . . Orchestra . . . French Club ... a music enthusiast . . . remembers her two years in Mr. Camilli's English class . . . college ahead. JOHN J. STOSKUS Slim . . . always telling jokes . . . Oh come on now!” ... enjoys working with electronics . . . ham radio is a special hobby . . . liked Mr. Kautz's history 12 class . . . college ahead. DIANE STRASLE Dee” ... 1 don’t care” ... enjoys swimming . . . likes listening to records . . . favorite class was homemaking . . . Junior Achievement . . . steno and typing awards . . . plans to become airline steward ness. Work above and beyond the call of duty. ROBERT SZENTE Bob . . . intelligence plus . . . musically minded ... All State Chorus . . . spends his spare time playing guitar and listening to records . . . National Honor Society .. . Math Club . . . Science Club . . . German Club . . . college bound. STUART TEITELBAUM Stu” . . . really liked those pep rallys with Mr. Johnson . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . member of the Football and Baseball Teams . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . favorite class was gym . . . plans to attend college. LINDA LEE THOMAS Lynn . . . steno awards . . . typing awards . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . Choir . . . Holy Mo-ley! . . . enjoys going to the movies and writing to her five pen pals . . . plans to enter the working world. A JOAN TOMASOVICH Joan . . . spends most of her lime with Paul . . . typing and steno awards . . . loves sports . . . Gym Club . . . Pep Club . . . future plans include becoming a court stenographer. JOSEPH TORTORELLO Joe” . . . likes to go camping and fishing . . . Where’s Joe?— with Sandy, of course!” . . . Track . . . Mr. Kautz's history class a favorite . . . How’s things?” . . . hears the Navy calling him. ALVIN TORTORIELLO Liked by all . . . great sense of humor . . . always with the gang . Wrestling and Football rank high enjoys sports, cars, and skin diving . . . remembers Mr. Leta’s history class . . . You're neat” . . . plans to enter technical school. VICTORIA TREMARCO Vicky . . . will always remember when Jerry Dalia dropped his tray in the cafeteria! . . . You're kidding . • • typing awards . . . likes bowling . . hopes to attend business school and become a court reporter. JOSEPH UMANSKY Joe . . . could never forget the Basketball Finals in Atlantic City . . . enjoyed Mr. Harrison's history class . . . Political Science Club . . . Hiller . . . bowling is a favorite pastime . . . plans to enter the field of accounting. JACK A. TRIANO Jake ... a wonderful person to know ... a clothes lover ... in with the in crowd . . . Senior Class Council . . . favorite pastime is relaxing at Judge’s house . . . future plans include college. DAVID TRIETSCH Dave . . . President of Key Club . . . Senior Class Council ... 3, 15, 27, HIKE! . . . Football Team . . . Political Science Club . . . enjoyed math with Mr. Todt . . . will attend college next year. WENDELL J. UBELHOER John . . . friendly to all . . . one of the boys . . . English was a favorite ... the working world awaits him after graduation. BENJAMIN VIVONA Benji . . . always seen riding in his car, talking to girls, or at the Comet” . . . enjoys mathematics . . . loves those girls . . . plans to go into the service after graduation. JOEL WARHAFTIG Joel” . . . remembers Mr. Taigia’s history class . . . hobbies include records and stamps . . . member of the Football Team . . . Where’s the slide rule? . . . future in engineering. CHERYL WATON Shirr ... a special talent for making friends . . . “It’s close . . . active in S.G.A. . . . Collector and Representative . . special memories of Mr. Behringer’s class . . . college in the future. What, us cut?? JOY A. WAWRZENSKI Joy” . . . “Are you kidding?” . . . member of the Future Business Leaders of America . . . enjoys tennis and dancing . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . will never forget Mr. Harrison's history class . . . Wild-red Beauty Academy in the future. V JUDY WEBER Judd” . . . bubbling personality . . . usually seen with Cheryl and Helene . . . very active in S.G.A. . . . can be found in the school store . . . Cheerleader . . . Girl's Volleyball and Basketball ... future physical education teacher. Seniors are measured for caps and gowns. TODD WEIDENBAUM Toad” ... a good friend to have . . . Basketball minded . . . member of Key Club . . . Political Science Club . . . Varsity Clubs . . . remembers the second Trenton Basketball Game . . . Close” . . . enjoyed Mr. Fisher's class . . . future in college. NORMAN WEINGLASS Memphis” . . . seen at the Coronet with the boys” . . . likes sports . . . Soccer Star . . . remembers New Year’s Eve quite well . . . sees college in the future. HELENE WEISS A . . . adorable . . . bubbling with personality and laughter . . . go Hillside go . . . Cheerleader Captain . . . Freshman Class Secretary . . . S.G.A. Cabinet . . . G.A.C. . . . Gym Show . . . What? . . . seen with Judy and Cheryl . IRA WEISS 1 ... seen most of the time riding on his Honda . . . Tough man . . . will always remember Mr. Friedman's bookkeeping class • . . Soccer Team . . . Junior Achievement . . . future accountant. DAVID M. WELLER Dave . . . can be seen at the Dairy Queen . . . enjoys machines . . . member of the Trade and Industry Program . . . future plans include vocational school and a career as a machinist. JANICE WEINBERG Tiny” . . . fun-loving . . . anywhere there’s a party or adventure, there’s Janice ... can be heard saying You're kidding” . . . fondly remembers the Hillside-Central Game in Atlantic City . . . favorite class was Spanish II with Miss V. BARRY WEISS Barry . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . liked physics . . . will always remember Mr. Fisher'S class . . . No kiddin ... plans to attend night school. MICHAEL WERNER Mike . . . one of the guys . . . enjoys sports . . . Football Team . . . will always remember Mr. Mazclla's history class . . . also the Christmas Dance . . . hopes to attend college. GLORIA WILLIAMS “Geor . . . sweet and reserved . . . S.G.A. Collector . . . Girl's Gym Gub . . . Care . . . reading occupies her spare time . . . memories of Mrs. Pickell's health classes . . . future in computers. BARBARA S. WORTZEL Bobbi . . . Forget it . . . Future Nurses’ Club . . . Sprechen ze Deuch? . . . German Club . . . S.G.A. Collector and Representative . . . loves to fly . . . will always remember Mr. Harrison's history class . . . nursing school in the future. N BARBARA WINARD Barb” ... a girl who creates happiness . . . unforgettable friend . . . A Capella Choir . . . Thespians . . . Freshman Class Treasurer . . . Senior Class Vice-President . . . Mr. Harrison was great . . . enjoyed locking doors for Mr. Austin — right Helene? . . . future college coed. DORIS WYATT Dar . . . member of F.B.L.A. Club . . . enjoys swimming . . . received two steno awards . . . will never forget square dancing . . . member of S.G.A. . . . future plans include Wildred's Beauty School. THOMAS WINNICKI Skull . . . ruff and tuff on the outside but warm and friendly on the inside ... a real athlete . . . received letters in Baseball and Football . . . Suds” . . . enjoyed Mr. Leta's 5th period study . . . future in college. DAVID WOJENSKI Wogic” . . . what's that on my line? . . . what a catch! . . . likes to fish . . . also likes hunting . . . will always remember the fun in Mr. Fisher's class. Oops! I’ve got my wires crossed. WALTER J. YADUSKY Wally . . . Y. A.” . . . lights, cameras, action . . . behind the scene . . . Stage and Lighting Crew . . . liked Mr. Fisher’s class . . . future plans include technical school. ROBERT YESKO Harpo . . . And it's a long line drive to Central Field . . . Baseball Team . . . enjoyed Mr. Fishers class . . . usually found with the guys at Judge's house . . . plans to attend college. BARBARA YUKNAVAGE Bonnie” ... a spirited individual . . . loves to laugh ... a member of the SG.A. . . . Joan Biaz is her favorite . . . member of the Future Nurses' Club of America. ITA YUNGST Hiller Typing Editor . . . musically inclined . . . enjoys playing the piano and accordion . . . member of the German and French Clubs . . . likes jazz . . . remembers Mr. Harrison's class . . . plans to major in English or journalism in college. JOHN ZAMBOLA Zam” . . . usually seen driving around in his Plymouth with his friends . . . lots of laughs . . . remembers Mr. Eichman’s class . . . likes sports . . . plans to attend school after graduation. DOMINICK ZANNELLI Zeke“ . . . may be found hanging at Coronet . . . enjoyed Mr. Eichman’s 5th period class . . . activities include Basketball and Baseball . . . remembers the first party at Judge’s house . . . plans to attend I.B.M. school. JANET ZELKO Kitten” . . . always seen with Alice and JoAnn . . . loves to dance ... I really do care . . . will always remember the Clark vs. Hillside Football Game . . . plans to attend Franklin’s Beauty Culture School. WALTER ZEMLANICKY Judge . . . one of Hillside's athletes . . . letterman . . . asset to the Football Team . . . school spirit . . . Dad’s Booster Drive . . . dark and handsome . . . everybody’s friend. Isn’t there anyplace we could be alone? LINDA E. ZIMMERMAN Zimmy . . . loves driving around in her black wagon . . . Junior Achievement . . . Bowling . . . seen with Five Most” ... enjoys away basketball games . . . the future sees Linda as secretary. DIANE ZIPF Zip . . . favorite class was Mr. Todt's math IV . . . I haven't the foggiest! . . . Senior Class Council . . . enjoys playing the piano and knitting ... oh that locker . . . member of G.A.C. . . . plans to be an elementary school teacher. fi . ANN ZUCKERMAN Ann” . . . enjoys singing and listening to records . . . will always remember Miss Villalobos’ Spanish II class ... A Capella Choir . . . Care . . . plans to attend college and become a social worker. DIANE ZUCKERMAN Zucky” . . . loves to listen to folk music and write songs . . . talented ... A Capella Choir . . . Future Nurses' Club . . . Can ever care . . . Talent Show . . . on to college . . .future social worker. Pace 100 National Honor Society President ALAN EISER Wrestling Captain MICHAEL PASCAL Basketball Captain MICHAEL KRAMER Cbccrleading Captain and Co-Captain HELENE WEISS and JOANN CARROCCIA Pace I01 Senior Class Officers RICHARD BREITBARTH President BARBARA WINARD Vice-President KAREN SADLER Secretary RONA FEIN Treasurer Senior Class Cabinet and Council SENIOR CLASS CABINET AND COUNCIL—First row, left to right: C. Waton, H. Weiss J. Alper, J. Ginsberg, B. Small, K. Meltzer, B. Kantor, D. Zipf. Second row, left to right: J. Weber' R Goldberg S. GriffcI, D Boxer, J. Birnbaum, K. Hyra, K. Schwartz, N. Friedman. Third row, lef’t to right: R. Schultz, M. Kramer, A. Korenstein, M. Nedick, S. Friedman, D Treitsch, A. Eiser. Fourth row, left to right: C. Lebowitz, A. Lapp, D. Hollander. Pace 102 ACTIVITIES Beyond the bounds of an academic world lies a society of pressures and competition—a world of reality. Thus, education must be more than a classroom situation. Hillside High School encourages the student to pursue a study or an interest further than a fifty minute class, for at two fifty nine the school day has far from ended. Publications, sport events, and countless clubs touch upon an interest of every individual. Students lead, cooperate, and achieve. They study, plan, and create. The world that awaits them demands more than a textbook, and that world of reality holds their future—their destiny”. CLUBS S. G. A. REPRESENTATIVES S.G.A. JOEL KAUFMAN Vice-President DIANE HERSCHKOWITZ President V KAREN HYRA Secretary S. G. A. OFFICERS Functioning for the student body through representatives, the Students’ General Association, under President Diane Hcrsh-kowitz and Advisor, Mr. R. Stabler, is an organization around which Hillside High School revolves. It has established and supported all activities that involve student participation and has invested part of its fund in the adoption of a Korean child. S. G. A. achievements have truly exemplified the spirit of democracy. t wr l iNtr «—lirst IUW) lcu 10 ugne: a. Kaiumbo, C. McLaugh- v . dir?r’ 1R; F£a,£ Sec2£?4 Fow: D- Gorlin, J. Segall, N. Friedman, H. Yungst, P. Dambola, P. Pinter. Third row: M. Pascal, B. Braverman, M. Frank. Hillside’s school store found a new home this year, A-7. Managed by Diane Hcrshkowitz and Hcla Yungst, the store remained stocked with school supplies, paper back books, and S. G. A. Cabinet members. S.G.A. Treasurers: Elizabeth Gaschler, Terry Hrcnko, and Jean Hrenko have the responsibility of handling student collections. No hanky-panky in the school store, Lynda. S.G.A COLLECTORS Pace 107 Thespians prepare for the performance of Arsenic and Old Lace. Thespians Blanketed m an air of tense excitement, the spirit of the theatre penetrates the participants. The Hillside Chapter of the National Thespian Society produced a three-act play. Arsenic and Old Lace. Theatrical skills were developed through practical application. Members of the Hillside Chapter were advised by Mrs. Joan Maher and led by President Dennis Sternberg. Seated, left to right: J. Scavron, J. Alper. D. Sternberg, E. Asherman. Second row: Mrs. J. Maher. Advisor; R. Kalman, H. Straka, A. Carroll, J. Lazarus, C. Heifech. Third row G. Struble, S. Gelber, J. Hyra. R. Perahia, J. Birnbaum. B. Winard. Charge!” Colleen Huppert Editor-in-Chief Mr. Philip Camilli Advisor Seated, left to right: J. Steiber, C. Huppert, S. Goldman, J. Hcrschowitz. Second row: Mr. P. Camilli, Advisor; M. Faytertag, V. Domerski. F. Faust, M. Miller, B. Kaufman, A. Bloom, A. Horwitz, F. Senncr. Third row: M. Attcrman, J. Scavron, C. Arches. D. Spivack, A. Ostrowitz, S. Halem, A. Eisenberg, D. Cook. Fourth row: S. Griffcl, R. Lessin, L. Pomerantz, G. Felber, A. Javel, J. Fischgrund. Spectator Karen Ninesling and Cecilia Poliak review Spectator make-up. Spectator, Hillside High School’s literary' magazine, is a special publication that presents creative writing and art efforts of students io a professionally printed manuscript. Editor-in-chief, Colleen Huppert, and Advisor, Mr. Phillip Camilli, have indeed succeeded in producing an outstanding publication. Is Colleen Huppert really thinking about the Spectator.' Pace 109 Seated. left to right: A. Eiser, President; D. Boxer, Vice-President; R. Ninesling, Secretary-; R. Lang, Treasurer. First row. left to right: D. Hershkowitz, C. Huppert, F. Senner, P. Markowitz, R. Lcvenstein, L. Pomerantz, B. Barr. Second row: C. Lebowitz, A. Javal, S. Grecnbere, M Aracich. Third row: J. Alper, R. Szentc, ]. German, J. land, J. Steiber. National Honor Society Within the past year, members of the Hillside Chapter of the National Honor Society tutored, created reading and television cultural lists, and compiled honor rolls under the direction of Advisor Mr. Phillip Camilli and President Alan Eiser. Introduction of Junior candidates occurred during the solemn induction ceremony of the Senior N. H. S. members. Character, Scholarship, Service, and Leadership have represented the four ideals of each member of the National Honor Society. Mr. C. got them wholesale, chuckles Alan Javal. Pace 110 An N.H.S. member stumped' Never! Janis Alpcr lights the candle which symbolizes her induction into the National Honor Society. Diane Boxer adds her name to the role of N.H.S. members. A glimpse of the N.H.S. tea. Pace 111 A toast to newly inducted N.H.S. members. Mr. Richard Pohli Advisor Sue Hirschmann Edito r- in-C hief Arlene Bloom Co-Editor Would you believe that these all have to be typed tonight? asks typing editor ita Yungst of Co-editor Hela Yungst. H1 LLeR Art editor Janice Steiber and photography bine talents to produce an effective Hiller. Make-up editor Diane Herschkowitz collaborates with copy editors Nancy Friedman and Debbie Spivack in perfecting the Hiller before it goes to print. Hillside . high school created news. Hiller Staff prepared the news for presentation to an awaiting student body. Each of the ten Hiller issues was published under the direction of Advisor Mr. Richard Pohli, and Editor-in-chief Sue Hirschman. Journalistic quality enhanced every Hiller issue. Exchange editors S. Katz and M. Miller review Hiller ads with page editor Kandy Ross. Pack 112 I Are you sure that's all you want? Hillside students keep news editors, Joanne Birnbaum, Karen Hyra, and Rella Levinstein well supplied with material. Try to caption this picture, murmurs sports editor Chuck Friedman to fellow editor Sidney Sdigman. Pace 113 Editor-in-chief Sue Hirschman and co-editor Arlene Bloom evaluate the last Hiller issue with Mr. Pohli. editor Howard Rose com- Mrs. Catherine Burke Advisor Cheryl Grossblatt Editor-sn-Chief EPOCH Imagine piles of copy, stacks of photos, frantic caption writing sessions, and an endless series of deadlines. This is the Epoch. Mrs. Catherine Burke, Advisor, and Cheryl Grossblatt, Editor-in-Chief, led a yearbook staff who set out to create an ideal book. The Epoch task has ended. EPOCH EDITORS—First row, left to right: Bob Glasofcr, business editor; R. Goldberg, make-up editor; C. Grossblatt, editor-in-chief; D. Boxer, literary co-editor; J. Alpcr, literary co-editor. Second row, left to right: W. Pomcrantz, photography editor; B. Small, art editor; D. Brooks, typing editor. Not pictured: L. Jacobs, make-up co-editor. How about a Playboy ad on this page? Onward to Epoch deadline! Will this picture make the grade? Page 114 Seated, left to right: Kirs. Otto, Advisor; B. Mazerkowicz, M. Atterman. Second row: A . Ostrowitz, E. Gralnick, B. Kaufman, A. Bierman, A. Horowitz, J. Kundin, B. Yuknavage. Third row: J. Radzinski, J. Raffa, T. Gandara, B. Wortzel, J. Dumbroff. I wonder what they call her ailment . . . Senioritis? Future Nurses Club Crisp hospital whites await the wardrobes of members of the Future Nurses Club. To interest students in personal and community health and encourage them in the nursing fields is the purpose of this club, under the supervision of Mrs. June Otto and President, Myra Atterman. The members visited Elizabeth General Hospital and listened to many interesting speakers. From nursing and allied fields these girls are certain to be the Future Nurses of America.” Political Science Club Politicians of the future met to discuss current events during each freshman-sophomore assembly. Guest speakers attempted to widen the political horizon of the members. Mr. Roger Mazella, Advisor, and David Hollander, President, helped the group attain insight into government and world affairs. So that's Viet Nam! First row: S. Lieberman, S. Greenberg, D. Hollander, J. Altschule. Second row: S. Karel, R Cohen, A. Leiberman, H. Czacki, M. Fayertag, P. Pogany, H. Bromberg, P. Schachman, M. Pascal. Third row: J. German, R. Kalfus, J. Geltzahler, S. Goldberg, E. Leibowitz, A. Miller, M. Katz, S. Seligman. Fourth row: S. Rasch, M. Aleshnick, S. Gilson, J. Umansky, N. Bross, M. Lipschutz, T. Weidenbaum. Fifth row: B. Braverman, W. Pomerantz, W. Positan, M. Kramer, M. Nedick, M. Lipman. Pace 116 F. T. A. Teachers ari in great demand at the present time in the state and in the nation. Io interest qualified students in this area, the Future Teachers of America has been established at 1 lillsidc High School. Frances Senner, President, and Mrs. Stella Yce, and Mrs. Jane Fisher, Advisors, have lead members of the Future Teachers of America Club to understand the elements of teaching through various activities. I First row: L. Pomerantz, Secretary; J. Fischgrund, Treasurer; J. Steiber, Vice-President; F. Senner, President. Second row: F. Faust, R Kalman, S. Reife, M. Botkin, E. Zonderman, M. Strauss, P. Petti, I. Friedman, H. Straka. Third row: L. Moses, R. Lobe, P Pinkos. A. Bloom, A. Horwitz, S. Halcm, T. Kostes, L. Peters. Fourth row: K. Isherwood, S. Griffel, S. Stiesel, P. Markowitz, G. Aracich, R Fein, R. Levenstein, R. Lessin, R. Goldberg. Fifth row: C. Decker, J. Swerdlin, P. Piasccki, J. Levin; Advisor, Mrs. Stella Yce. FUTURE PHYSICIANS CLUB—Seated, left to right: L. Langer, Secretary. B Harwood, Treasurer; A. Rosenberg, Vice-President; J. Swerdlin, President Second row: J. Lisko, H. Bromberg, J. Galamb, R. Faiik, S. Gelber, S. Garbas. Third row: C. Weissberg, S. Chapman, S. Feder, H. Jopilow, A. Markowitz, B. Wilner. Fourth row: J. Tarler, M. Fischman, A. Feingold. Future Physicians Students interested in pursuing a career in medical or biological fields have an opportunity in Hillside Fligh School to increase their knowledge. Under the leadership of President Joyce Swerdlin and Advisor Mr. Raymond Rancourt, the Future Physicians Club has provided an opportunity for capable students to supplement their interests through lectures, field trips, and student research. FUTURE PHYSICIAN—So the diet really worked F.B.L.A. To expand THE STUDENTS INSIGHT into the business world is the purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America Club. The various field trips coordinated by President Angela Gcracos and Advisor Miss Marie Atkielski supplied each members with experience to be valued. First row: C. Pienchiak, P. Bauer, A. Geracos, S. Ruggerio. Second row: E. Gaschler, S. Ruella, T. Hrenko, A. Dilucio, R. Sweets. Third row: J. Caracia, D. Wyatt, T. Hrenko, C. Sawchak, L. DiMaio, A. Worzinski. The best of the business world. Students planning to enter a phase of printing have the opportunity to increase their skills by joining the Graphic Arts Club, which was recently established at Hillside High School. Mr. D. Warner advises this group. Graphic Arts First row: G. Cherncgo R. Miller, R Popola, K. Sisaris. Second row: G. Strasle, H. Atterman, A. Callendrelle, S. Pagano, J McDonoueh Third row: S. Stern, D. Mendelowitz, M. Brown, M. Bauer, L. Thaw, S. Grabois. S Left to right. First row: G. Goldberg, A. Javal, R. Szente, G. Felber, T. Pollack, K. Ninesling, P. Klein, J. Herskowitz. Second row: Mrs. Stark, Advisor: R. Kaplan, C. McLaughlin, J. Friedman, F. Inbriaco, I. Krantz, W. Wrobel. Third row: K. Geldhause, P. Gaubas, B. Wqrtzcl, M. Prawer, L. Moses, D. Durz, I. Yungst, H. Yungst, I. Scltulz. Fourth row: J. Bossany, C. Decker, C. Zeman, J. Herkowitz, R. Lucianni, D. Herold, M. Beuchle, P. Pinter, J. Stukes, D. Hollander. Fifth row: I. Shapow, S. Rasch, E. Hornung, D. Mendelowitz, A. Karlin, P. Moelle, L. Hisen, K. Royak. Students have attained a deeper understanding of the German society through membership in the German Club. President George Felber and Advisor Mrs. Lottie Stark coordinated a gayla picnic to conclude a rewarding year. German Club How about swimming to Paris? Mais stops Hyra and distinguished chaotic tale of club have French club never President Jacqueline have invited such to retell the of the French! French Club Left to right. First Row: S. Lesavoy, Vice-President; J. Hyra, President; L. Celia, Secretary. Second Row: C. Poole, H. Czacki, C. Pollack, L. Yanni, C. Powell, L. Birnbaum, J. Gare, S. Weinberg. Third Row: 1. Friedman, L. Tierstein, B. Golden, R. Falik, L. Katz, S. Zwcibeck, B. Glass, J. Mass. Fourth Row: M. Rosenberg, J. Benjamin, B. Zeller, J. Cebulewski, S. Halem, 1. Halem, B. Goldberg, L. Peters. Fifth Row: S. Wykowski, D. Chuvin, S. Kelin, I Gross, S. Tasner. Pace 119 Left to nghr, First row: S. Greenberg, D. Treirsch, A. Lapp, M. Frank. Second row: B. Harwood, M. Fishman, D. Wood, D. Markowitz, C. Friedman, R. Schultz, J. Kaufman, J. Lazarus, L. Abel, R Brams, M. Lipman, A. Eiser. Third row: J. Herskowitz, R. Halper, A.'Miller, J. Fairbanks, M. Pascal, M. Nover, S. Katz, J. Slack. Fourth row; A. Korenstein, D. Briggs, T. Wiedcnbaum M. Kramer, Mr. Kautz, Advisor; M. Drew, R. Wright, J. Liebal, E. Gaines. Key Club Cookies and candies head the list of wares sold for the profit of a worthy charity by Key Club members sponsored by the Kiwanas Club and led by President David Trietsch. Atlantic City was the site for the National Key Club Convention which was attended by Hillside Chapter members. Debate Council Debate teases the brain and forces a person to think as an individual. Hillside High School’s Debate Council entered in competition with other high school chapters in attempts to prove a point. The club was advised by Mrs. Michelena Icklan and led by President Gary Goldberg. Left to right, First row, seated: P. Rinter, S. Krevsky, E. Sayer, W. Bertiger. Second row: S. Fuchs, H. Rose, V. Batricello, S. Fertig, C. Eckhaus, C. Berne. Third row: J. Fand, M. Kantor, I. Guttman, M. Schoengold, A. Leapsken, B. Harwood, H. Jacobi. Fourth row: N. Bross, S. Brams, J. Warhftig, D. Halem, M. Arachich, S. Seligman. There are many reasons why we should have a four month vacation ...” exclaims Gary Goldberg. Library Council Hillside’s library has grown from just a few stacks of books to a completely organized unit. Aiding Mrs. Lola Knight, librarian, with her duties of keeping the library organized, is the Library Council. Under the leadership of Roberta Pcrahia, President, the participating students can be seen in the library performing the numerous duties delegated to this group. First row: M. Fayertag, R. Perhia, M. Strauss, A. Goldberg. Second row: Mrs. Knight, Advisor; R Millici, J. Cebulewski, J. Wisenfeld, E. Avnet, P. Kendler, E. Yeager. Third row: P. Gaubas, L. Anderson, T. Chomsky, V. Kennedy, C. Urban, J. Kundin, B. Grabelsky, E. Tames, I. Kravitz, B. Brown. Fourth row: B. Zeller, C. Zeman, S. Tasner, R. Kelner, J. Stukes, C. Suzrez, C. Wilson, I. Schultz. Chess Club Chess has for centuries intrigued the minds of men. A group of Hillside students have also become enchanted by this game. The Chess Club, therefore, has been created to give these students the opportunity to use their knowledge against difficult competition. Jay Tarler plans a tricky move while his opponent naps. Left to right. First Row: D. Olsen, T. Meltzer, C. Onysko, D. Zuckerman, B. Grabelsky, C. Powell, K. Daniels, D. Hollander. Second Row: E. Manders, A. Brazer, S. Epstein, R. Brauner, B. Zeller, D. Frankel, S. Weinberg, D. Strominger, J. Garc, M. Rosenberg. Third Row: E. Friedenberg, A. Havilcik, T. Gandara, N. Pimm, E. Mastroianni, T. Costa, R. Rosen, J. Gaalmb, M. Rosenberg. Fourth Row: S. Tasner, H. Bluestone, D. Sternberg, G. Roth, C. Lewczak, I. Gross, R. Ballot, C. Goldman, L. Anderson. Folk Singing Gee, they’re real competition for the Mama's Papa’s. This past year marked the birth of our folk-singing club. Talented students possessing an interest in combining vocal music with that of the guitar were given the chance to display and improve their skills. Page 122 Stage and Lighting Crew Each time a performer steps upon the stage, a member of the Stage and Lighting Crew works efficiently backstage attempting to transmit the performer’s desired effect. Mr. Harry Ollis, Advisor, leads the excellent yet unacclaimed group. . . . Thank you boys! Left to right. First row: B. Dierolf, Mr. Ollis, Advisor; R. Mittleton. Second row: M. Bodiah, A. Hathaway, Kovack, M. Bubniack, W. Ratkowitz, M. Kolber. Third row: N. Digesu, W. Borski, W. Kaczor, G. Krulewic, E. Bilski. OK. guys, when I count to three. . . . Ceramics Club Paint and pottery are scattered about the art room during activity periods. It is during this time that the ceramics club meets to create new forms. Miss Reesa Serwatka, Advisor, instructs interested students in this field of art. First row, left to right: S. Ginsburg, J. Kaufman, A. Horowitz, B. Kaufman, S. Fox, M. Prawer, J. Stciber, L. Petrus.' Second row: M. Salerno, G. Roth, M. Prawer, C. Arches, A. Goldberg, H. Schecter, P. Goldberg, C. Nadolsky, C. Mange. Third row: J. Simmons, D. Herold, J. Cronin, D. Brooks, A. Back, E. Sonntag, B. Skwirt, L. Bregen, C. Zemen, P. Gaubus. Left to right. First row: K. Ninesling, P. Piasecki, J. Hershkowitz, D. Zipf, D. Hershkowitz, R. Goldberg, P. Pinkos, K. Sadler, K. Schwartz, K. Hyra, V. Domerski, B. Kantor, J. Carroccia, J. Ginsberg, R. Feldman, J. Weber, L. Fern, B. Frank. Second row: S. Certner, A. Deptula, A. Bock, H. Bromberg, M. White, J. Segal I, B. Boho, S. Ginsberg, I). Gilan, T. Kostes, G. Goldberg, H. Straka, L. Jacobs, K. Rickel, R. Testa, R. Klein, D. Tangel, E. Avnet. Third row: J. Gunther, H. Pinkus, S. Kestcnbaum, L. Anderson, K. Brelowski, J. Kozubal, J. Ccbulowski, A. Large, R. Falik, D. Lamph, J. Mass, C. Kasper, R. SanFillipo, M. Palumbo, L. Santagata, B. Hathaway, B. Brice, R. Epstein, C. A. McLaughlin. Missing: M. Miller. G. A. C. In the past year, the Girls Athletic Council has achieved its purpose of promoting girls athletics and developing leadership in the area of physical education. President Karen Sadler and Advisor Miss Luciennc de Witte have completed a year filled with playdays and swimming events. To mark the year’s end, the girls showed the public the way to Spring Into Fitness.” rls Gym Club Up and Over! Now what do I do? Left to right, First row: B. Epstein, J. Gare, G. Gellman, S. Fox, N. Friedman, President; D. Strominger, S. Weinberg, D. Burgstein, L. Tiersticn. Second row: D. Barsky R. Ragoff, f. Mintz, M. Stempler, I. Halem, B. Artman, C. Eifenbien, L. Brazer, I. Friedman. Third row: S. Certner, S. Widowsky, E. Wiessberg, S. Kestcnbaum, C. Arches, H. Bluestone, S. Rosen-zeigh, R. Ragoff. Publicity Club While walking through the halls of Hillside High School, one noticed advertisements of all kinds . . . ‘’Come to the Junior Ring Dance”, “Moments to Remember”, and “Spring into Fitness” were just a few' of Hillside’s many special events expertly publicized by the Publicity Club under the direction of Nancy Friedman, President, and Mr. Robert Harrison, Advisor. This is a lot more fun than Chemistry lab thinks Nancy Friedman. Math Club Few are able to understand the advanced principles of mathematics; yet, a group of students, led by President Sanford Greenberg and advised by Mr. William Todt, spent many hours probing the enigmas of the subject. Each club member participated in the Actuary Examination Contest and successfully represented Hillside High School in nationwide competition. Seated, left to right: M. Kramer, S. Greenberg. First row: S. Katz, S. Schacklan, L. Tierstein, E. Sayer, I. Halem, Krcvsky, S. Grabois. Second row: A. Eiscr, J. Hershkowjtz, S. Widowsky, J. German, G. Goldberg, Tuciani, J. Fand. Third row: L. Pannerer, A. Markowitz, G. Weissberg, M. Bross, S. Abrams, W. Burdiger, M. Aracick, C. Lebow'itz. Sandy Greenberg becomes teacher for a day . Page 125 First row, left to right: J. Weinberg, D. Zuckerman, S. Bateman, L. Celia, L. Birnbaum, C. Gross-b!att, A. Havilc, P. Humamk, C. Powell, C. Onysko, M. Fisch. Second row: B. Winard, D. 4. • :.......V t ; l-.. ocnimei, o. ocnrier, u. XNOvy. fourth row: T Melt r, A Lapp L. Spevack, P. Peyser, E. Guerney, B. Friedman, R. Luciani, D. Szente, L. Scigel, A- Scianllo, R. Szente. Fifth row: C. Horvath, R. Intrabartolo, F. Erdman, R. Poalercia, D. Halem, D. Mendelowirz, S. Stern, R. Cadwallder, M. Beuchler. Sweet sounds of caroling voices echoed through the halls at Christmas time, and light lyrics.filled the auditorium at the Spring Concert. The A Capella Choir created all vocal achievements under the direction of Mr. Howard Kravitz, musical instructor. Choir The choir possesses their own rockettes? Bang, Bang. Pace 126 Senior Choir members gather round for A Moment to Remember . Pace 127 Sherry Goldman, accompanist, supplies expert background music for the choir. Aha! mutters Ted Meltzer, I heard that sour note! The Marching Band Band '’March, march on down the field. . Hillside High School’s marching band is truly an asset to the school. Under the direction of Colleen Huppert, head majorette, and George Felber, drum major, the marching band serves as a boost to school spirit at all football games. Mr. Michael Buglio supervises both the marching band and the dance band, which are composed of those students of Hillside High School who arc talented in instrumental music. Next step-blood brother. The Dance Band Clarinet players make music together. Orchestra Hillside high school’s orchestra is composed of a select group of students who have shown that they possess outstanding talent in instrumental music. Under the leadership of Mr. Michael Buglio, the orchestra performs expertly in various performances of which the annual Spring Concert is foremost. Hillside High School’s answer to Lawrence Welk. Ding! Dong!—Avon calling! The Orchestra First row: F. Schacklin, M. Bukowski, P. Schccter, T. Malhosky. Second row: D. Helmstedder, R. Goldman, J. Eben, Re. Kreds, R. Neff, N. Dcgcsu, Mr. Weiss, Advisor. Third row: J. McDonwgh, W. Bradley, R. Fcrrel, J. Warhaftag, T. Hotalan, E. Hornung, D. Werb. Future Architects and Engineers To INCREASE THE KNOWLEDGE of students planning to enter the field of engineering and architecture, a new club has hw'created this year. The late th tfcnnd$'Dt interested-stUdcnts in newjina original iaeas. me club will ai fHillkdb’ students ip be- of Amateur Radio Club Amateur radio club members acquaint themselves with natives from every country of the world. Through their organization, radio operators learn more about the technical aspects of the complex radio transistors and receivers. Amateur Radio Club members put skill into practice. Page 131 Honor Guard Honor Guards progress in progress. Proudly carrying the flags of the United States and Hillside High School, the Honor Guards strut down the football field in synchronized motion. Under the leadership of Mr. Michael Buglio, bandleader, the squad has exhibited the fine result of long hours of practice. Honor Guards lead victorious procession home. Twirlers feel their share of Thanksgiving Game excitement. Twirlers High strutting twirlers decorated the football field. Captain Barbara Barr and co-captain Sherry Goldman spent long hours creating challenging baton routines to be presented by a talented squad of twelve. Mrs. Patracia Adair, Advisor, noted the dash of color added by her group to halftime in a performance of perfection. Twirlers decorate the football field at halftime. Left to right: K. Ross, D. Tangel, J. Carroccia, co-captain; R. Lobe, R. Goldberg, H. Weiss, captain; T. Kostes, J. Weber. Cheerleaders That's the way boys. ... on to victory. Pace 134 Yeh, yeh! Fight Comets fight! Touchdown. Ruth be nimble, Ruth be quick. . . . Yeh, yeh, Mike Kramer! Pace 135 SPORTS SOCCER TEAM—First row, left to right: E. Goldsman, A. Licberman, J. Lysco, R. Levinson, J. Bornstcin, S. D. Markowitz, S. Lieebrman, F. Baum, B. Baum. A. Ehrenberg, B. Ring. Second row left to right: R. Branchi, coach; E. Hausman, G. Gcldzahler, N. Weinglass, R. Frank, T. Hopkins, R. Deehl, P. Litwinoff, J. Lazarus, B. Friedman, Brehoney, coach. Third row, left to right': M. Blatt, S. Menkin, E. Manders, C. Goldstein, J. Eben, L. Steinberg, A. Goldberg, S. Cohen, D. Weinbert, R. Eisenstodt. Hillsiders proceed to their goal. Page 136 SOCCER Through the years, the game of Soccer has been a stimulating and exciting sport to both participants and spectators. Hillside High’s Soccer team has followed tradition in maintaining these results. The team fought hard this season against many challenging teams. Under the leadership of Mr. James Brehoney and Mr. Ralph Bianchi, coaches, and David Markowitz, captain, the team has shown improvement this year, and will show even more improvement in the years to come. Comets make ’em cringe. It’s up there, fellows! Cross Country The cross country team, under the leadership of Mr. Thomas Ilaria, physical education instructor, ended a victorious season with a record of 14-2 and a second place finish in the Watchung Conference. With the leadership of a number of Senior Letter-men, the entire squad turned in outstanding performances at each meet. The team looks ahead to another successful season. There’s more to coaching than meets the eye! Cross Country’s not that tiring, Don! CROSS COUNTRY—Seated, left to right: Mr. T. Ilaria, coach; R. St. Leifer. M. Dinkowitz, Koukulson, M. Beuchler, manager; P. Herman, L. Palumbo, McGinnas, S. Rosner, J. Palumbo. Standing, left to right: D. Ginsberg, A. Eiser, M. Brittman, D. Imbriaco, C. Merkel, D. Wood, R. Bumball, T. Hintenberger, S. Gershman, R. Heller, M. Mazzio, J. German, W. Smith, T. Lang, R. Wright, P. Sweider, J. Ryan. Come on boys. You can do it. Football Action speaks i or football, and Hillside’s team saw plenty of action this past year. Alan Miller, captain, and Mr. James Taiga, coach, led the boys through a tough season. Hillside fans harbored pride for a spirited and fighting team. Page 138 That’s Captain Al. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM—Seated, left to right: J. Spiegal, manager; C. Horvath, manager, R. Sisilco, V. Ccreste, J. Gold, E. Dicntz, F. DeSanto, A. Lapp, manager; R. Kestenbaum. manager. Second row, left to right: T. Winnecki, R. Kerekes, T. Hopkins, M. Spolowitz, W. Zcmlanicki, A. Miller, Captain; D. Briggs, D. Mahoney, D. Trcitcsh, G. Miller, J. Fairbanks. Third row, left to right: J. Taigia. coach; L. Baiza, W. Kirk, G. Marsnick, E. Flizack, J. Mantz, K. Bairunas, V. Iacullo, P. Cavolchirc, R. Eckert, A. Alibrando, J. Mcndes, M. Zimmer, S. Jefferies, coach. Fourth row, left to right: R. MacMichael, M. Debennedetto, M. Werner, I). Hclmstcttcr, G. Ruskowski, A. Tortorello, S. Vulturo, F. Ladotto, R. Smagowicz, F. Zcmlanicki, F. Caswell, A. Anthony, J. lYaklcy, P. Cafolone, P. Ehrenfield. Mr. J. Taigia, head coach. Mr. W. Marsh, coach This is my baby! A beautiful kick-off! Pace 139 rrip!! Page 140 My U.S. Keds make me play harder. I still say that ping pong is more my sport! Agile movements executed hastily can determine the victor of a tennis match. The tennis team came to be this spring making it the sport’s first season at Hillside. Elliot Mandcrs, captain, and Mr. Michael Lcta, coach, led Hillside High’s team in practices focused upon speed and skill. TENNIS TEAM—Left to right: J. Bailey, S. Gelber, J. Hershkowitz, L. Pantirer, Z. Wilf, S. Forman, M. Lcta, coach. Second Row, left to right: R. Lehman, K. Bess, manager; K. Welks, J. Land, D. Mendelowitz, H. Topilow, S. Crane, B. Berlandstein, D. Weisbrat, S. Glikin, S. Siegel. Tennis Precision, timing, and skill go into making an expert bowler. Along with these qualities must go hours of hard practice. 1 his year s bowling team was composed of such members. The team completed the season placing high in the Union County Tournament. The Junior Varsity team posted, also, a respectable record. Losing only one man through graduation, Hillside High’s bowling team looks forward for a successful year to come. BOWLING CLUB—Left to right. First row: J. Bornstein, A. Miele, R. Maries, D. Novy, J. Jachin, J. Shelbourg, A. Lapp. Second row: R. Marx, H. Stein, M. Kantor, S. Fuchs. P. Pagano. G. Mon-zionne, S. Schcchtman. Third row: S. Rosenswieg, E. Hausman, J. Umansky, C. Stone, D. Cohen. I. Guttman Fourth row: M. Lipschultz, J. Umansky, C. Alsieka, Mr. Ferrigno, coach; R. Palericio, B. Saxon, S. Friedman, Captain, missing. Page 141 Captain Stanley Friedman demonstrates his bowling skills. A WRESTLER ON THE MAT is alone with only the strength, spirit, and skills acquired through rugged practices to meet his opposition. Hillside wrestlers were coached by Mr. Michael Leta and led by Michael Pascal, captain. Mickey brought home to Hillside a district title, and the team brought honor. First row, left to right: M. Smith, M. Leta, coach; I. Kaufman, R. Lehman, T. Krevsky, M. Pascal, J. Macdonhah, H. Band, S. Fertig. Second row, left to right: J. Liebowitz, V. Iacullo, S. Vazarek, J. Ryan, Seigel, R. Cadwalldcr, E. Oakic, J. Seigal, Mr. Zapolla, coach; R. Kestenbaum. WRESTLING A Comet goes in for the kill! Pinned!” Did you find my contact lens yet?” J. V. Wrestlers—Seated, left to right: D. Kurz, B. Kradin, H. Gilesson, R. Ring, F. Laserwitz, A. Katz, D. Squirt, F. Baum. Standing, left to right: F. Ladotto, S. McMichael, K. Belfiglio, G. Pierce, D. Wood, A. Feingold, B. DeMeo, S. From, J. Sinitchlca, J. Hershkowitz, B. Kraus, M. Nedick, C. Silber, M. Nover, Mr. Zapulla, coach. V TEi MYKnfclin«. Ieft to right: J. Licgal, manager; A. Miller, M. SaSl 5 P ; At ClAPP ! 1 manager. Standing, left to right: R. Manila, coach; V. Scamerelli, M. Positan, T. Weidenbaum B. Braverman, G. Miller, M. Lipman, manager. Basketball Coordinate, concentrate, and cooperate to establish a good basketball team. Hillside’s basketball players battled to top teams with the aid of Mr. Roger Mazella, coach, and Michael Kramer, captain. Spirited action brought the basketball team to the close of a hard-fought season. I can jump higher than you, proves Wayne Positan. Come on Wayne, sink it. Michael Drew rises above the situation. Page 145 Junior Varsity Basketball Team—Kneeling, left to right: F. Shapiro, L. Kalman, H. Brown, C. Horvath, B. Bolson. Standing left to right: P. Einhorn, E. Gaines, S. Alibrando, R. Wright, P. Brehoney, R. Wisenthal, G. Chivago, N. Feldheim, S. Gold. Wayne Position—another Globetrotter. I dare you to pass it! Pace 146 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Golf Galloping hill golf course was the setting this year for Hillside High’s golf team. The team participated in intercollegiate competition in which there were several other active teams. Under the leadership of Mr. James Taigia, team members underwent a rebuilding season. GOLF TEAM—Left to right: ). Taigia coach; C. Stone, R. Goldman, D. Glasofer, G. Rappaport, A. Schrier. Practice rain or shine. Well we can pretend, can’t we? What a beautiful day for golf. Page 147 BASEBALL Take it from me, advises Mr. Ferrigno. Spring marked thl beginning of the baseball season. While the Yankees and Mets were busy establishing commendable records, so was Hillside High’s baseball team! Under the leadership of Mr. Carmen Ferrigno, physical education instructor, the team worked hard at practices to establish respectable results. Varsity Baseball Team—Seated, left to right: B. Kroner, J. Mendcs, R. Lynch, R. Kerckes C. Atkinson, M. Lipman, T. Hopkins, P. Lhrenfeld, D. Sternberg. Standing, left to right: C. Appel, manager; R. Luciani, F. Punchatz, M. Masuer, W. Williams, G. Miller, R. Levenson, S. Rosenswig, P. Pogany, L. Abel. OOPS! Pace 148 SENIOR BASEBALL TEAM MEMBERS—Left to right: R. Lynch, R. Kerekes, D. Sternberg, M. Lipman. You're out! Get it to the plate on time! Perfect form at the mound. And it’s a base hit for Robert Lynch. Junior Varsity Baseball Team—Seated, left to right: P. Storch M. Brown, F. Baum, C. Silbcr, A. Anthony, F. Benedetto, C. Horvath, L. Brown, R. Mason. Standing, left to right: S. Jefferis, coach; A. Kay, I. Baum C. Freedman, E. Hausman, S. Yak, M. Lerner, J. Bornstein, P. Finhorn. That’s one way to launch a flying saucer. TRACK TRACK TEAM—First row: M. Blatt, H. Rich, J. Brice, M. Nover, R. Grueter F Slavinski, D. Lloyd, J. Rauchback, R. Brams, H. Berger, P. Herman, J. Wiggcns L Palumbo, D. Dinkowitz. Second row: Mr. J. Zappula, Coach; D. Wood. D Werb R. Ruskowski, R Savarin, F. Butler, D. Imbriaco, R. Popola, A. Forte, G. Humanik’ M. Diens, T. Hintenberger, J. Urbanski, A. Deptula, D. Shricncr, R. Shuster’ M. Zimmer, J. Spiegel, manager. Third row: Mr. T. llaria, Coach; P. Swider, J.’ Siegel, J. Sinichka, J. Bolan, J. McGuinness, F. Margherito, S. Alibrando J Krajcech, Santliefer, M Kukelson, R. Eckert, M. Bcakler, manager; W Rapka Fourth row: C. Merkel, R. Heller, L. Palumbo, R. Wright, D. Briggs, B. Braver-man, D. Treitsch, T Lang, J. Hutchinson, R. Poalcrcio, M. Bukowski, J. Cecconi R. Sorin, P. Moeller, M. Spolowitz. Not Show-n: M. DiBcncdetto, N. Lindia SENIOR TRACK TEAM MEMBERS—left to right, seated: J. Speigal, manager, w Rich, D: mJ5r aco� J- Krajcech, R. Eckert, F. Margherito. Left to right, standing: , T’ , Coach; R. Greuter, R. Popola, D. Briggs, B. Braverman, D. Trietsch, J. Bolan, C. Merkel, Mr. Zapulla, coach. Tarzan. Huffin' and puffin'. Hillside in the lead, naturally Speed does not stand as the sole requisite for a track participant, for endurance, skill, and strength are needed as well. Hillside’s track team was led by Mr. Thomas Ilaria, coach, through a touch but victorious season. Catch! Wc won! Page 151 COMETS CRUSH Pace 152 WEEQUAHIC PRIDE penetrated the hearts of Hillside spectators gazing upon the Thanksgiving Day football field. Spirit stirred within each Hillside player while he fought to conquer a favored Weequahic team. Cheers and tears punctured the tense air as the Hillside boys brought victory home on Thanksgiving Day once more. Ha, ha fooled you. Bye, bye, Weequahic! Some day, thinks little Lisa. The outcome. Pace 153 Do blondes have more fun? Boy meets girl. Contemporary dance. California dreamin’. . . . Go, Alvin, go! Pack 154 DANCES Certain seasons and events cry for festivities. Hillside High School sees that they become a reality. Each class adds an affair to the social calendar, and the S.G.A. sponsors a Letterman’s and Valentine’s Day Dance. Seniors do not allow the Christmas season to pass the High School unnoticed, for they create the Christmas Dance. High school life extends well beyond the academic day for Hillside High School students. May I have this dance? A dance that will never lose popularity. And the band played on. Page 155 You put your left foot in, you put your left foot out. . . . TALENT SHOW Abilities of many Hillside students extend beyond the acedemic realm. Mr. Walter Behringer and Mrs. Judith Parsonnet, Advisors, co-ordinated the variety show giving talented students an opportunity to perform upon the stage. Songs, dances, music, and acrobatics spiced a very professional program. Narrator, Nancy Friedman, foreshadows events. The arrangements of the 4 Dimensions create a professional sound. Lynda Fern presents a popular tune. Somewhere over the rainbow,” dreams Carol Powell. Helaine Hausman gives her interpretation of Till There Was You.” I Wish You Love sings Linda Sabba. Barbara Boho displays perfected gymnastic abilities. Marjorie Rosenberg introduces opera to the annual Talent Show. S.G.A. dancers portray the ska. Ballet is a complex art that Barbara Boho has mastered. Accompanyist, Janet Petricelli, also displays her talents as a solo pianist. Marsha Fisch brings folk music to the stage of Hillside High. Senior Play The cast. Challenge touched the Senior cast of The Mouse That Roared as they attempted to convey the witty satire to on-lookers. Judi Scavron, student director, and Mrs. Joan Maher, advisor, found the auditorium to be another home during weeks of intense rehearsal. The Mouse That Roared served as more than a fund raising project, for the large cast of Seniors added many fond experiences to high school memories. But that’s an add for our wine! Pace 158 My, you’re cute!’’ THE MOUSE THAT ROARED Cast in Order of Appearance Tully Bascom................... Elliot Manders 1anc Karen Meltzcr Mary Barbara Winard Fran Gerry Pallitto Pam .........-.........-.............Linda Ash ™ Merylc Gottlieb David Ben ter Count Mountjoy Page Gloriana Norma Helen ...............Paul Klein Jerome Fand Paula Moskowitz Roberta Pcrahia Joanne Birnbaum ........... Peggy Piasecki Ladies in Waiting Judy Ginsberg and Andrea Sacker Chet Bcston Gary Goldberg Miss Johnson Sherry Goldman Students at Columbia University David Markowitz, Kathy Schwartz, Jerry Eben, Donna Ring, Myra Atterman Professor Kokintz Michael Nover Mrs. Reiner Lisa Selesner General Snippet Dennis Sternberg War Jill Diand Zipf Wac Debbie Maxine Miller President Alan Javal Announcers: 1st American and 1st British Elliott Asherman 2nd American and Slovic George Felbcr Tom Mulligan Jeffrey German Will Tatum David Markowitz Soldiers Robert Eckert, Jerry Eben, John Bolan, Arthur Lapp, Jeff German, Robert Levinson Miss Wilkins Marilyn Fatertag Mrs. Bascom Janis Alper Camera Man David Trietsch Citizens of Fenwick Andrea Bierman, Arthur Lapp, George Felber, Elliot Asherman, Fran Senner, Alice Horwitz, Susan Bateman, John Kunden, Barbara Small, Ann Zuckerman, David Markowitz, Arlene Bloom, Ted Meltzer, Roseann Lessin, Jerry Eben, Kathy Gee, Suzie Griffel, Sandi Halem, Elaine Gralnick, 11a Gross, Judy Fischgrund, Arlene Eisenberg, Brenda Balot. Directed by Judi Scavron, ’66 Mrs. Joan M. Maher, Faculty Advisor Gloriana descends from her throne to meet with Tully. Arm the Q-bomb carefully, professor.” Grand Fenwick has just declared war! . Stage and Lighting—a vital part of the production. Pace 159 Senior Play Ain't he just the livin' end,” sighs peasant Ann. So you see, children. . . Her majesty, Princess Gloriana.” That could be destructive!” Una dolce notte in rome,” came to Hillside High School amid ivy-bedecked columns and graceful streamers. Carol Decker, president, and Miss Ascoli and Mr. Lcta, class advisors, watched as Juniors made their traditional walk through the centerpiece and presented them with their own school rings. Rome’s magic charm will enhance Junior memories forever. Put up your dukes. Flowers arc the way to a girl’s heart. Carol Decker, president, receives her school ring from Miss Ascoli, advisor. Junior Ring Dance The traditional walk through the ring. That’s one way to keep him quiet. Pace 161 Has anyone seen that contact lens? Senior Faculty Game Basketball entered hillside’s gym, but it wasn’t basketball season. One glance at the teams hinted at more irregular circumstances, for a homely group of girls ran out upon the court. Why, of course, it was the faculty disguised and prepared to challenge seniors in a tough game of ball. Competition did not end here, for lady faculty members cheered for their men while senior cheerleaders supported the senior boys. Faculty topped the students, but the victory was hard to achieve. 38 - 24 - 38? Pace 162 Mr. Bianchi daintily scores for Faculty. Mr. Behringer dons his frilly best for the occasion while teammates jealously looks on. Pace 163 Almost! Every class has its clown. It must have been a beautiful baby. Dennis Mark scores for the Seniors. Girls of Hillside High perform a Topcoat” routine. Girls' Gym Show — Spring Into Fitness A synchronized jumpropc routine to The Syncopated Clock. Spring into fitness—and that's just what they did! Pace 164 Senior girls display their skills in folk dance. A perfect finish to a perfect routine on the balance beam. Pace 165 BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING The Epoch has been made possible for the students and faculty of Hillside High School only through the patronage of the many businesses and individuals throughout the town who have contributed generously during the year. In the course of the creation of this very special publication, the Epoch stalf has exhausted every effort in establishing this fund. We wish to sincerely thank all contributors, and we ask that all readers kindly patronize those who have advertised in the pages following. Compliments of the SENIOR CLASS Compliments of the FRESHMEN CLASS OUR PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS Burton B. Bergman, M.D. Ira Blumenthal, D.D.S. Harvey Brooks, D.D.S. Arthur E. Dienst, E.S.Q. Bernard Ehrenberg, M.D. Francis Grant, M.D. Eugene Greenwald, M.D. E. Thomas Lenz, D.D.S. Robert Parker, D.S.C. Joseph Peyser, M.D. D. M. Procopio, D.D.S. David Rogal, D.D.S. Robert Rosen, D.D.S. Ralph A. Schwartz, M.D. Bernard Senner, D.D.S. Page 168 Best Wishes to the Class of ’66 DAD’S BOOSTER CLUB Pace 169 Best Wishes to the Class of ’66 from our entire staff ... and some of your friends from DELLCOR BEAUTY ACADEMY 38 UNION AVENUE IRVINGTON, N. J. 373-2633 where all phases of beauty culture are taught. . . . Hairstyling . . . Coloring . . . Permanent Waving . . . Manicuring . . . Facials and Eyebrow Arching . . . Wigs PARKING AVAILABLE DAY EVENING CLASSES EASY PAYMENT TERMS Present Students Graduates Kenny Beloff Frank Cicalese Sandra Cybroski Marianne Draovitch Ellen (Mikulewicz) Heidrich Linda Hietala Ronnie (Pawlak) Menza Laura Pfister Cynthia Policastro Mary Ann Roderer Evalee Shuhala Staff Arthur J. 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COURSE INCLUDES. • Advanced Her Styling • Advanced Hair Cdor-ng • Advanced Permanent Wav.ng til ImrUtded in Cam pet i tort charge $7 30 to $250 morel Mhy pat extra when you can receive excellent training or Allstate? A IN j 7 YOU WUST K A MIQM SCHOOL JRAOUAtS a mJhmL E.’NIBU NOW Allstate Beauty College W MO AO ST. CUZASCTM - hm. K 1-A200 COMPLIMENTS OF B-12 SANFORD'S HAIRDRESSERS HOLLYWOOD AVENUE HILLSIDE. N. J. LEO'S ATLANTIC STATION 1300 N. BROAD ST. EL 5-9457 Compliments af PRINCE RANGE STORES Our 51st Year Serv ing Schools and Colleges THE METAL ARTS CO., IXC. Manufacturing jewelers stationers C. Alfred Fisk District Sales Manager 17 Pierson it. Bloom field. N. J. 07004 742-752 Portland Avenue Home Tel. EDison 8-9296 Rochester 21. New York Office Mitchell 2-1452 Complement! of HOMEROOM A-28 Compliments of HOMEROOM A-l l Mrs. V reeland Marjk Chare Ken Christensen Richard L. Cohen Buddy Colandrea Donna Cook Pete Crotta Helen Czacki Tom DaRos Jean DsGiovanni Pat Diore Vera M. 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YEE’s HOMEROOM Bernice Kotkin Cliff Lebowitz Jo Anne Krutulis Barry Lehman Arthur Korenstein Rosannc Lessin Marty Korsakas Rella Levcnstcin John Krajcech Allan Lieberman Mike Kramer Stephen Lieberman Robert Krebs Eric Leibowitz Joan Kundin Dena Lininger David Kunz Mickey Lipman Gerry Kushner Marty Lipshutz Gary Lang Susan Lukacs Richard Lange Jo Anne Lukcman Arthur Lapp Robert Lynch Pack 183 Compliments of Mrs. PickelPs Homeroom A-12 Compliments of Mrs. Gladstone’s Homeroom A-14 Pace 184 Compliments of Mr. Gimble’s Homeroom A-31 Compliments of Mrs. Fisher’s Homeroom A-33 Page 185 Compliments of Homeroom B-2 Compliments of B-8 Pace 186 Compliments of Miss Iozzi’s Homeroom B-ll Compliments of the Library, Mr. Brehony Pace 187 Compliments of Mr. Kautz’s Homeroom B-21 TO IJU TNI llrtOCN WAIONC TNtllGHT luccu AUIMT NAT i ENCNIES Compliments of Miss Maloney’s Homeroom B-22 Pace 188 Compliments of Mr. Chamberlain’s Homeroom B-24 Compliments of B-25 Page 189 Compliments of Mr. Rancourt’s Homeroom B-27 Compliments of B-31 Page 190 Pace 191 Compliments of Mrs. Claxton’s Homeroom B-35 Compliments of Mrs. Parsonet’s Homeroom C-2 Compliments of Mrs. Stark’s Homeroom C-3 Compliments of Mrs. Slutsky’s Homeroom C-6 Pace 192 Compliments of C-10 Compliments of C-13 Pace 193 Compliments of C-l Compliments of B-15 Pack 194 Compliments of B-33 Pace 105 Best of Luck-Couples of 1966 Page 1% Joanne Oc % Mark jimroj and roi r (Jprnsyruj V MwT utpy r ppU liica ff £ e te Page 197 BOOSTERS Artie and Patti Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Atterman The Bateman Family Vito Botticello Bob Brazer Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brazer Cookie Bromberg Diane Brooks Bubbles, Stinkweed, Buckwheat Marty Buechlcr Michael Bukowski Barb and Nancy The Carroccia Family Chambos Fourth Charlie and Marlene Mike Charsinsky Cornflakes, Strawberries, and Binoculars Diane and Lena Eddie Enpiels Aaron Feingold The Five Beauties Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Friedman Family George and Bonnie Gittlc and Erik Bobby Glasofcr Dave Glasofcr Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harmon Brett Harwood Janyse and Bobby Jimmy and Marlene Kicko and the Thinker Ronnie Klein Jerry Lazarus Lee and Helen Mary and Bill Mr. and Mrs. T. McLauglin Tom McLauglin Mr. and Mrs. Moloney The Monk Nanny’s Jewels Napoleon and Goldi-locks Donald Novcy The O.M.C. Pinkie and Rae Mr. and Mrs. I. Pomerantz Rach and Tootsie The RagoflF Family Robin Lobe Ronni and Alan The Rosen Family Sandy, Margie, and Sandi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Icklan Caren Silber Ski and Cookie Joan Slonemsky Mr. and Mrs. M. Spivack Family Third Lunch Bunch The Two Z’s The Two Mac’s” The Widowsky Family Carole Wilson Michelle Zarubo Mr. and Mrs. M. Zimmer and Family The Zonderman Family The Aaron Zuckerman Family Pace 198 Senior Directory ABRAMS, STEPHEN 615 Riverside Drive CREA, ANTHONY 286 Conklin Avenue AITKEN, DAVID 135 Pennsylvania Avenue CROSTA, PHILIP 271 Gertrude Street ALESCHNICK, MARK 606 Tillman Street CZACKI, HELEN 1514 Liberty Avenue ALPER, JAN1S 290 Williamson Avenue Da ROS, THOMAS 1377 Liberty Avenue Al.SIEKA, CASIMIR 128 5 Baker Street DI GfOVANNI, JEAN 34 Mertz Avenue ALSIEUX, SAM 72 Williamson Avenue DILEO, FRANK 322 Hillside Avenue ALTSCHULE, JOEL 1460 Conklin Terrace DIORE, PAT 3 56 Bloy Street AMBROSE, DAVID 1521 Avy Street DOMERSKI, VERA 1509 Bond Street AMORESANO, EMIL 221 Hillside Avenue DOYLE, JAMES 339 Florence Avenue ANDERSON, PETER 2023 Conant Street DUMBROFF, JUDY 1401 Maple Avenue ARACICH, MATTHEW 1414 Liberty Avenue EBEN, JERRY 1424 Franklin Street ARCHES, CYNTHIA 1040 Salem Avenue ECKERT, ROBERT 1109 Liberty Avenue ARNOLD, FRANK 414 Harvard Avenue EDWARDSEN, NORMA 104 Frances Place ASH, LINDA 298 McLean Place EHRENBERG, ALAN 178 Windsor Way ASHERMAN, ELLIOT 1057 Fairview Place EINLOTH, THOMAS 201 Conant Street ATTERMAN, MYRA 943 Sterner Road EISF.NBERG, ARLENE 268 Williamson Avenue BA I RUN AS, KENNETH 1203 Broadway EISENSTODT, RICHARD 1449 Munn Avenue BALOT, BRENDA 1021 Salem Avenue EISER, ALAN 1445 Orchard Terrace BAND, HOWARD 484 Grumman Avenue EDNA, ROBERT 266 Williamson Avenue BARR. BARBARA 1023 Voorhccs Street ERDMAN, FRANK 1467 Highland Avenue BATEMAN, SUSAN 1590 Clinton Place FAIRBANKS, JAMES 345 Yale Avenue BAUER, PATRICIA 1285 State Street FAND, JERRY 33 Hurden Street BELFIGLIO, RALPH 322 Hillside Avenue FAUST, FELICE 85 5 Winchester Avenue BIELINSKI, STANLEY 1021 Prospect Street FAYERTAG, MARILYN 60 Bailey Avenue BIERMAN, ANDREA 121 Conant Street FEIN, RONA 269 Conklin Avenue BILSKI, EDWARD 141 Virginia Street FELBER, GEORGE 1321 Gurd Avenue BINDER, EDWARD 184 Fitzpatrick Street FELDMAN, RENEE 260 Millard Avenue BIRCSAK, PETER 68 Hillside Avenue FERN. LYNDA 1073 Fairview Place BIRNBAUM, JOANNE 811 Jerome Avenue FERREL. RICHARD 206 Fitzpatrick Street BISK, STEVEN 249 Bcllcview Terrace FISCH, MARSHA 1512 Schley Street BLOOM, ARLENE 311 Lcland Place FISCHBEIN, GERALD 326 Hillside Avenue BLOOMBERG, SHERYL 1521 Leslie Street FISCFIGRUND, JUDY 272 Williamson Avenue BLUESTONE, WILLIAM 45 Williamson Avenue FLAX, ARTHUR 1464 Highland Avenue BOLAN, JOHN 1128 South Long Avenue FLIZACK, ED 421 New York Place BONTEMPO, ANTHONY 183 Eastern Parkway FRANK, BETTE 118 Valley View Road BOSSANY, JUDY 259 Hollywood Avenue FREUD, JACOB 48 Clark Street BOXER, DIANE 33 5 Field Place FRIEDMAN, NANCY 1412 Bond Street BRANDT, FRANCES 1297 Myrtle Street FRIEDMAN, NORMA 32 Barnard PL, Elizabeth BRAVERMAN, BARRY 303 Fitzpatrick Street FREIDMAN, STANLEY 32 Barnard PL, Elizabeth BREGAN, LOUISE 1142 Bank Street GALBRAITH, RONALD 1252 Miriam Place BREITBARTH, RICHARD 125 Williamson Avenue GALDI, JOHN 34 Sager Place BRIGGS, DONALD 1207 Thomas Street GANDARA, THERESA 1288 White Street BRUNNER, EARL 1137 Church Street GARRY, JOHN 267 Conklin Avenue PATANIO, JOANNE 1465 Center Street GEE, K'ATHY 822 Union Avenue BUBNIAK, MICHAEL 406 Bloy Street GELDZAHLER, JERRY 272 Williamson Avenue CARASIO, JOANNE 27 Looker Street GENSLER, VALERIE 46 Fairbanks Street CARLUCCI, ESTHER 20 Long Avenue GERMAN, JEFFREY 1509 Liberty Avenue CAROLAN, JOANNE 1126 St. Louis Avenue GIBBONS, WILLIAM 159 Virginia Street CARROCCIA, JOANNE 1219 Columbia Place GILENSON, MARK 120-A Hillside Avenue CARROLL, CHARLES 21 Looker Street GILSON, STEVEN 213 Winans Avenue CATINO, VINCENT 1111 Liberty Avenue GINELLI, CLARA 212 Virginia Street CAVALCHIRE, PAT 127 Hollywood Avenue GINSBERG, JUDI 415 Hollywood Avenue CERESTE, VINCENT 1087 Chester Street GLASOFER. ROBERT 185 W. King Street CHASE, MARJORIE 1045 John Glenn Drive GOLDBERG, DAVID 122-B Hillside Avenue CHRISTENSON, KENNETH 1025 Prospect St. GOLDBERG, GARY 221 Clark Street COHEN, RICHARD 219 Williamson Avenue GOLDBERG, RUTH 1 563 Leslie Street COLANDREA, RAY 237 Ryan Street GOLDBERG, SANDY 1625 Crescent Avenue COOK, DONNA 512 Conant Street GOLDMAN, SHERRY 98 Bailey Avenue Pace 199 Senior Directory GOTTLIEB, MERYL 818 Jerome Avenue KRAJCECH, JOHN 26 Vine Street GRALNICK, ELAINE 141 Williamson Avenue KRAMER, MICHAEL 1 567 Fabyan Place GRECO. ROBERT 195 Fitzpatrick Street KREBS, ROBERT 122-A Hillside Avenue GREENBERG, SANDFORD 1561 Wyndmoor Ave. KRUTUI.IS, JOANNE 281 Gertrude Street GRF.ENBLATT, MURRAY 15 76 Maple Avenue KUNDIN, JOAN 154 Center Street GREENBLATT, MURRY 1576 Maple Avenue KUNZ, DAVID 405 Sanford Avenue DOUGLAS. DAVIS 113 Clark Street KUSHNER, GF.RI 275 Fitzpatrick Street GREUTER, RAYMOND 308 Conant Street LANG, ARTHUR 1135 Woodruff Avenue GRIFFEL, SUZIE 260 Conklin Avenue LANGE, RICHARD 1476 Orchard Terrace GROSS. ILA 1 533 Maple Avenue LAPP, ARTHUR 117 Coe Avenue GROSSBLATT, CHERYL 1586 Bay view Avenue LEBOWITZ, CLIFFORD 145 Baltimore Avenue HAAS, JOHN 615 Tillman Street LEHMAN, BARRY 93 5 Sterner Road HALEM, SANDRA 1521 Bond Street LEIBOWITZ, ALEX 223 Williamson Avenue HATALLA, THERESA 272 Long Avenue LESSIN, ROSANNE 11 Bailey Avenue HATHAWAY, ANDREW 1452 Munn Avenue LEVENSTEIN, RELLA 8 54 Westminister Avenue HEDS'IROM, ELAINE 141 Leslie Street LIEBERMAN, ALAN 1484 Liberty Avenue HEROLD, DOROTHY 3 5 King Street LIEBERMAN, STEVEN 1484 Liberty Avenue HEROLD, EARLE 1253 Miriam Place LIEBOWITZ, ERIC 131 Clark Street HERSHKOWITZ, DIANE 21 Hurden Street LINDIA, NICHOLAS 23 5 Hillside Avenue HF.RSHKOW1TZ, JANE 253 Conant Street LININGER, DINA 1531 Center Street HERSKOVITZ, MYRA 1457 Compton Terrace LIPMAN, MICHAEL 188 Wilder Street HIETALA, MELINDA 228 Silver Avenue LIPSCHULTZ, MARTIN 339 Conant Street HIRSCHMANN, SUE 194 Grumman Avenue LUKACS, SUSAN 1492 Liberty Avenue HOGAN, ALICE 49 Hurden Street LUKEMAN, JOANNE 112 Valley View Road HOLLANDER, DAVID 270 Clark Street LYNCH, ROBERT 280 Shelton Terrace HOLLANDER. LESLIE 262 Conklin Avenue MACALUSO, ANTHONY 165 Valley View Road HOROWITZ, ANN 1504 Highland Avenue MADDALENA, JUDY 1445 Hiawatha Avenue HOROWITZ, VICKI 1415 Highland Avenue MAGDON, JOYCE 15 Boston Avenue HORWITZ, ALICE 184 Windsor Way MAHON, MADELYN 5 52 Buchanan Street HOTALEN, THOMPSON 401 Sanford Avenue MAHONEY, DENNIS 13 5 Hollywood Avenue HRENKO, TERRY 1272 Oakwood Avenue MALECKI, RICHARD 27 Hollywood Avenue HUPPERT, COLLEEN 1039 John Glenn Drive MALHOSKY, THOMAS 1447 Hiawatha Avenue HUPPERT, RAY 538 Tillman Street MANDERS, ELLIOT 823 Jerome Avenue HYRA, KAREN 1314 Liberty Avenue MANTZ, JOHN 13 5 Myrtle Street IMBRIACO, DONALD 190 Windsor Way MARGHERITO, FRANK 27 Dorcr Avenue ISBRECHT, ALAN 1297 White Street MARINOVICH, CATHY 5 52 Puree Street JACOBS, NATALIE 54 Bailey Avenue MARK, DENNIS 148 Liberty Avenue JAVEL, ALAN 263 Ogden Way MARKOWITZ, DAVID 175 Valley View Road JORGENSEN, GRETA 129 Coe Avenue MARKOWITZ, PAULA 145 5 Stanley Terrace KACZOR, WILLIAM 525 Locust Avenue MATWEISHYN, ANTHONY 278 Lone Avenue KANTOR, BARBARA 1441 Compton Terrace MAZILLO, CAROL 116 West King Street KANTON, JEFFREY 1407 Stanley Terrace MAZURKEWICZ, BARBARA 33 Lone Avenue KAPLAN, JANE 1012 John Glenn Drive McCOY, RICHARD 252 Bloy Street KAREL, STEVEN 115 North Avenue MeGINN, SHARON 275 Hollywood Avenue KATZ, MARTIN 1010 Schleifer Road MELTZER, KAREN 605 Riverside Drive KATZ, STANLEY 1454 Compton Terrace MELTZER, TED 58 5 Riverside Drive KAUFMAN, BARBARA 271 Conklin Avenue MEMOLI, GWEN 612 Buchanan Street KAUGER, JEFFREY 543 Paul Street MERKEL, CHRIS 1312 Baker Street KELNER, PHYLLIS 245 Bcllcvicw Terrace MIDDLETON, ROBERT 519 Rutgers Avenue KEREKES, RICHARD 1446 Leslie Street MIKULEWICZ, KATHY 115 Pennsylvania Avenue KIMMEL, GEORGE 1112 Salem Avenue MILLER, ALAN 16 Maple Avenue KIRSCH, STEVEN 1499 Leslie Street MILLER, DAVID 160 Grumman Avenue KLEIN, PAUL 76 Williamson Avenue MILLER, GLORIA 571 Puree Street KLINE, RICHARD 5774 Chapman Street MILLS, KAREN 28 Looker Street KOLLER, TERRY 17 Virginia Street MOELLER, TERRY 368 Harvard Avenue KORENSTEIN, ARTHUR 69 Wilder Street MOSKOWITZ, PAULA 1048 Fairview Place KORSAKAS, MARTIN 27 Coe Avenue NADWODNY, LYNN 145 2 Orchard Terrace KOTKIN, BERNICE 274 Conklin Avenue NATHAN, GARY 214 Oakland Terrace KOZAK, ANDREW 116 Virginia Street NEDICK, MICHAEL 349 McLean Place Pace 200 Senior Directory NEEDLE, MARK 1454 Bond Street SHAKLAN, FRED 1540 Bond Street NEFF, RICHARD 78 Williamson Avenue SHOFFEL, FRANCINE 1 549 Bond Street NINESL1NG. KAREN 293 Shelton Terrace SIDWA, RICHARD 5 5 Hollywood Avenue NOVER, MICHAEL 145 Summer Avenue SIEGEL, JOSEPH 326 Hollywood Avenue ONYSKO, CAMILLE 18 Vine Street SILVERSTEIN, KAREN 1124 So. Long Avenue ORIS, ROBERT 631 Buchanan Street SIMMONS, JUDY 9 Long Avenue OSTROWITZ, ANNE 181 Windsor Way SKILTON, DAVID 1391 Liberty Avenue PALLITTO, GERRIE 238 Crann Street SLAVIN, DAVID 1408 Orchard Terrace PALLITTO, LUCILLE 1308 Liberty Avenue SLITKIN, DAVID 269 Dorcr Avenue PAROCHNIAK, TANYA 515 Chapman Street SMALL, BARBARA 225 Marine Terrace PASCAL, MICHAEL 221 Winans Avenue SMITH, JOHN 519 Lehigh Street PERAHIA, ROBERTA 1542 Schley Street SMITH, JEAN 309 Fitzpatrick Street PETR AS, BARBARA 1106 South Long Avenue SMITH, MIKE 324 Trinity Place PF.TRUCELLI, JANET 608 Tillman Street SPIEGEL, JACK 1539 Bond Street PIASECKI, MARGARET 136 Gurd Avenue SPIVACK, DEBBIE 25 Denman Place PINGARO, RONALD 2 Williamson Avenue STERNBERG, DENNIS 357 Winans Street PINKOS, PAULINE 276 Winans Avenue STEVENS, RICHARD 28 Vine Street PINTOZZI, PHILIP 148 5 Leslie Street STIBER, JANICE 20 Eastern Parkway POLICASTRO, CYNTHIA 284 Gertrude Street STOSKUS, JOSEPH 370 Rutgers Avenue POLLAK, CECILIA 1511 Munn Avenue STRASLE, DIANE 38 Hillside Avenue POLLAK, THOMAS 287 Hollywood Avenue SZENTE, ROBERT 346 Florence Avenue POMERANTZ, LYNN 329 Sanford Avenue TEITELBAUM, STUART 262 Conklin Avenue POMF.RANTZ, WILLIAM 329 Sanford Avenue THOMAS, LINDA 1519 Hiawatha Avenue POPOLA, ROBERT 315 Lcland Place TOMASOVICH, JOAN 118 Francis Place POSrTAN, WAYNE 5 30 Sweetland Avenue TORTOR1ELLO, ALVIN 322 Ryan Street PRAWER, MIRIAM 1564 Summit Avenue TREMARCO, VICKIE 5 5 Tillman Street PRICE, CHRISTINE 1137 North Broad Street TR1ANO, JACK 1068 Chester Street PROKOPOWICZ, JUDY 36 Bloy Street TRIETSCH, DAVID 238 Dorcr Avenue PREZEPADLO, MARILYN 19 Looker Street TURKENKOPH, MADELYN 125 Williamson Ave. RADZINSKI, JANET 17 Hurden Street UBELHOER, WENDALL 139 Myrtle Street RAFFA, JOYCE 277 Fitzpatrick Street UMANSKY, JOSEPH 1411 Highland Avenue RECH, ROBERT 319 Winans Avenue VIVONA, BEN 44 Hollywood Avenue REILLY, LYNN 10 Hilldale Place WARHAFTIC, JOEL 123 Fairbanks Street RETTINO, VINCENT 132 Fairbanks Street WATON,CHERYL 624 Puree Street REVOCK, SANDY 231 Pcnna Avenue WAWRZENSKI, JOY 183 Arthur Street RICH, HARVEY 87 Bailey Avenue WEBER, JUDY 1224 Robert Street RING, DONNA 243 Greenwood Terrace WEIDENBAUM, TODD 405 Schley Street ROSENGARTEN, JUDY 1468-B Liberty Avenue WEINBERG. JANICE 283 Conklin Avenue ROTH, JANICE 15 Pace Street WEINGLASS, NORMAN 270 Williamson Avenue ROTH, JEAN 15 Pace Street WEISS, HELENE 223 Conklin Avenue RUBULOTTA, MARIO 134 Silver Avenue WEISS, IRA 1601 Wyndmoor Avenue SABOSKI, JOHN 916 Haviland Drive WELLER, DAVID 40 Looker Street SACKER, ANDREA 1413-A Liberty Avenue WERNER, MICHAEL 339 Hollywood Avenue SADLER, KAREN 1276 State Street WINARD, BARBARA 226 Williamson Avenue SALERNO, MILDRED 136 Thomas Street WINNICKI, THOMAS 197 Crann Street SANFORD, MARY 3 50 Yale Avenue WISH1NSKY, MARK 136 Long Avenue SASILEO, RONALD 1009 Westminster Avenue WOJENSKI, DAVID 566 Chapman Street SCAVRON, JUDY 16 Eastern Parkway WORTZEL, BARBARA 1488 Liberty Avenue SCHECHTER, HEIDI 1442 Liberty Avenue YADOSKY, WALTER 273 Clark Street SCHICK, ROBERT 214 Penna Avenue YESKO, ROBERT 38 Sanford Avenue SCHULTZ, IRENE 184 Boston Avenue YUNGST, ITA 284 Shelton Terrace SCHULTZ, ROBERT 103 Bailey Avenue ZAMBOI.LA, JOHN 240‘Fitzpatrick Street SCHULZ, BARBARA 23 5 Winans Avenue ZANNELLI, DONALD 57 Valley View Road SCHWARTZ, HOWARD 249 Conklin Avenue ZEMLANICKY, WALTER 209 Boston Avenue SCHWARTZ, DOROTHY 5 59 Puree Street ZIMMERMAN, LINDA 1086 Chester Street SCHWARTZ, KATHLEEN 5 59 Puree Street ZIPF, DIANE 5 32 Puree Street SEIDEL, STANLEY 1488 Stanley Terrace ZUCKERMAN, ANN 1472 Orchard Terrace SELESNER, LISA 43 Mertz Avenue ZUCKERMAN, DIANE 1022 Fairview Place SENNER, FRANCIS 43 Hollywood Avenue Pace 201 Afterword We do not need a fortune teller to review the work, joys, and achievements of the past, for we look upon the experiences enfolded within these Epoch pages with warmth. The gentleman of the future shares high school memories so that he may predict the tomorrow” of his subject. He has found that yesterday” can create tomorrow.” Go on, now, to discover the awaiting difficulties, responsibilities, achievements, and joys that equal destiny.” Page 202 INDEX Activities Divider, 104 Afterword, 200 Amateur Radio Club, 131 Band, 128 Baseball, 148 Basketball, 144 Board of Education, 12 Boosters Bowling Club, 141 Business Divider, 166 Business Department, 20 Ceramics Club, 123 Cheerleaders, 134 Chess Club, 122 Choir, 126 Clubs Cross Country, 137 Dances, 155 Debate, 121 Dedication, 4 English Department, 16 EPOCH, 114 Faculty Divider, 10 Features, 6 Folksinging, 122 Football, 138 Foreign Languages, 21 Foreword, 2 French Club, 119 Freshman, 26 Future Architects Engineers, 131 Future Business Leaders of America, 118 Future Nurses Club, 116 Future Physicians Club, 117 Future Teachers of America, 117 German Club, 119 Girls Athletic Association, 124 Golf, 147 Guidance Department, 15 Girls Gym Club, 124 Girls Gym Show, 164 Graphic Arts, 118 HILLER, 112 Honor Guard, 132 Industrial Arts Department, 20 Junior Class, 48 Junior Ring Dance, 161 Key Club, 120 Library Council, 121 Mathematics Club, 125 Mathematics Department, 19 National Honor Society, 110 Orchestra, 130 Physical Education Department, 21 Political Science Club, 116 Principal, 13 Publicity Club, 125 Science Department, 18 Senior Class Divider, 60 Senior Directory, 197 Senior Faculty Game, 162 Senior Highlighters, 100 Senior Officers, 102 Senior Play, 158 Soccer, 136 Social Studies Department, 17 Sophomore Class, 3 6 SPECTATOR, 109 Sports, 104 Student General Association, 106 Stage and Lighting, 123 Superintendent, 12 Talent Show, 157 Tennis, 140 Thanksgiving Game, 153 Thespians, 108 Track, 150 Twirlers, 133 Underclassmen Divider, 24 Various Talents, 22 Vice-Principal, 14 Wrestling, 142 Page 203 i lutocjraph This Yearbook Printed by ICKES ANNUALS, INC., Cl.fton and Nutley, New Jersey ;v-r £ ■■ L .,,3- , 'jM r H.Pli T rWrtAL; 5 m X- • v,