Union Hill High School - Orange and Blue Yearbook (Union City, NJ)

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DOROTHY BODE Dot is a quiet, petite miss who ventured to Union from Washington School. Undaunted by her four years here, she looks forward to a college education and an interesting career of journalism. As small as she is Dot insists that swimming and horse-back riding are her hobbies. She has been a member of the Language Club, Dramatic Club, History Forum, and English Club. ROBERT BOYD One of the most popular boys of our division, Birdie , a graduate of Vlfashington School, has a most enviable record in extra-curricula activities. His amiable personality has won him a place of great esteem in the hearts of his classmates. He is president of the Athletic Association, a member of the Student Council, History Forum, Language Club, Dramatic Club, and Art Club, Senior Play '37. His hobbies are camping and all sorts of outdoor life. ln addition, he adds to the informal atmosphere existing in the seventh period physics class, his favorite period. RICHARD A. CADE XYhen l7icky graduated from Roosevelt School, he began offering some keen competition to the new freshmen of Union Hill. He has been a member of the Language Club, .History Forum and the secretary of the Dramatic Club. He sang in the operetta Pinafore . Although he in- tends to go to business when he graduates, it is his supreme ambition to go to college and obtain an engineering degree. ELEANOR S. BOYAJY Sham, a graduate of Wfashington School, is one of our most ardent dancing enthusiasts, and can be seen at noon dancing, doing justice to the Peabody Swimming and roller skating are also among her hobbies. An active senior, she is a memberof the History Forum, Glee Club, Lan- guage Club, Art Club, Union's band. a member of the cast of Pinafore, Eintracht Concert, County Chorus, and of the staff of the O. 81 li. She will enter Christ Hospital to study Nursing. Page Eight

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MARY BLAIR Mickey's hobbies are sports, skating, tennis, bike-riding and dancing. She was a member of the Dramatic Club of '35, History lforum '37, She husn't made up her mind as to the future. JUSTUS BECKER Butch , a graduate of Roosevelt School, is an exponent of the famous Greek philosophy, Everything in moderation and nothing in excess. He spends some of his time on studies, some of it on work, and the remainder on amusements: as a result, he is my idea of a reg'lar fellerf' He is Publicity Manager of the Senior Class, 21 member of the History Forum, Language Club, and a former vice-president of the Skating Club. Butch intends to continue his studies at Brook- lyn Polyteehnical Institute to earn his engineering degree. His favorite sport is swimming, and his hobby is philately. ARNOLD BOSTON Arnold, whom we all know as Beans , likes to draw and sketch, and he often amuses us with his Art. He likes all sports and hopes to be a dentist. He has been a member of the History lforum and Dramatic Club. LEONORE P. BLOCH Lee graduated from hfV21SlllllglLOll School with us and has been as line a sport throughout her four years of high school as she was in grammar school. Seldom serious, she provides us with a good many laughs and keeps away old man gloom. She will continue her education at Mills School, N. Y. 'ALee has been a member of the Dramatic Club. Language Club, llistory lforum, and Biology Club, cap't of the Girls' Basketball Team. Her hobby? You've guessed itvbasketball l Page Sczwz

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CARMELA BRISCIONE Carmela is a very quiet student, has dark hair and dark eyes. She graduated from Wash' ington Grammar School. Likes to go to basket- ball and football games and hardly misses any of them. She is a member ofthe Dramatic Club and the llistory lforumg wants to become a stenographer when she graduates. EUGENE CARLINO Eugene, a student who is very quiet and studious. graduated from Franklin Grammar School No. 3. He has for his hobbies stamp col- lecting and has acquired a great collection since he started his hobby. He has been a member of the History Forum 'So and '37, and Dramatic Club '35 and '36. Eugene is undecided about his future ambitions. ROBERT CARPENTER XYe call him Carp , he resided formerly at W'ashington Grammar School. VVhile staying here. he has made many warm friends. As to his next whereabouts he is undecided, but he is sure of one thing, he would like to be a sport's pro- moter. His activities: Varsity Basketball '36, '37. '38. Varsity Football '37, Class ofhcer '37, his hob bies are: Basketball. bowling and football. REGINA FLURA CHIMIEL Reggie , a Henry Harris graduate, joined the ranks of the seniors of ll-3 this term. She is another of our swimming enthusiasts, but adds skating and souvenir-collecting to her hobbies. She is a member of the History Forum and Skating Club. She intends entering Catherine Gibbs School of Business. Page Nine