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

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CQQM of anuantff 1939 CAND117 SHOTS FI'l7l'llGV',X' 4, 1035 Une hundred and thirty bewildered lfreshmen were snapped by one of the candid cameranten in school to-day, as they entered Union llill lligh School for the Hrst time. 1:f'17l'Ill1l'j' -1, 1936 Those same students were caught hy the camera again to-day. ln this shot they looked a little older and less bewildered. Felarzzary 17, 1037 To-day the school calneramen covered the tirst meeting of the Junior A Class. Officers and faculty advisor were elected. The snapshots taken at this meeting show many familiar faces but the heads are held higher now. Marci: 19, 11737 Many celebrities were snapped this afternoon on their way to the Ku Ku Kwiz Kontest held in the auditorium by the junior .'X's. The affair. hy the way. was a huge success. October 22. 1037 The ,lunior 13's held a dance called The llig Apple . This was the lirst afternoon dance at Union Hill High School at which the music was furnished by an orchestra instead of the usual records. :Ks an added attraction the class held a theater party, that evening at the Lincoln Theater. , March 15, 1939 The candid camera craze is now sweeping the country and the Senior Ns bought their own camera to be used by members of the class to take pictures of school activities tor the Orange and lllueu. Jima 17, 19354 The Senior .-Ys had charge of the Senior Reception held at Roosevelt School. The colorful crow Ll that attended the affair provided many good pictures for the class cameraman. October 15, 1938 The Senior ll Class started the term in the right way by selling football buttons with rabbits feet attached. Looking over some of the recent snapshots it seems that everyone is wearing one of these lucky buttons. After this, the members of the class devoted their time to the yearbook and looking forward to the Senior Re- ception and Graduation. Seven

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'Wim J-tcmnu S. Stahllen The time has come when we must part. Flllll' years ago we joined hands with someone who has always been our con- stant guide. Through these years there have been trails and tribulationsg but without these mishaps our life would seem monotonous. Our memories ot' him shall never fade, and as the years roll by, we will be able to remember that it was he who helped us to achieve the heights to which we may have risen. No matter how many words are used, we cannot express adequately our sincere feelings of gratitude. This someone you all know as Mr. Harry S. Stahler, our devoted principal. To you, MB. HAHHY S. STAHLER, the only word that is left is THANKS, which is only a small token for all your splendid supervision and appreciation to us. cxmaemacfmsczasaeasaamazgz iiiaswzcgwzawacgwaawzmasaoz twin. flaaac C. quench To you, MH. FRENCH, as assistant principal of our high school we shall ever owe a debt of gratitude for a kindly at- titude and willing advice you have rendered us during our four years under the roof of Union Hill High School. The only way to express our deep appreciation is, THANKS , Six . -

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Eighi UFPIGSRSQA ROBERT HENNESSY President MILDRED TUFARELLI MARGARET NOONAN Vice-President Secretary DOROTHY WILLIAMS JOSEPH PHOVITERA Treasurer Publicity Manager