Mazella Optimistic On Hillside 24 Game Schedule
Hillside coach Roger Mazella enters his second season hopeful about a tough 24 game schedule and his team's potential. Captain Mike Kramer leads a balanced lineup with Wayne Positan and Barry Braverman among key returnees, while junior Victor Sciamerelli anchors the offense. The Comets aim for Watchung Conference contention as home games start at 34.5 dollars and the Hillside Holiday Tournament runs December 7, 28, and 30 with four teams.
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Sidney Seligman
Hillside
Roger Mazella
Comet
Mazzella
Mike Kramer
S'Il
Maroon and Gray
Wayne Positan
Positan
Barry Braverman
Alan Miller
Todd Weidenbaum
Braverman
Miller
Weidenbaumm
Spirit
Kra
South Side
Thomas Jefferson
Fairlawn
Hillside Hi-Lites
Rona Fein reports candy sale profits exceed last year with over three thousand dollars netted. Mr. Richard Pohli takes English 12 students to Hamlet at Montclair Wellmont Theater. Girls intramurals begin after school. cheerleaders attend a December clinic. Future Nurses Club plans Deborah Hospital tour and nursing lecture. Susan Glicken discusses nursing careers. Girls Tumbling Club meets Fridays. music features in activities. Social dance studies include fox trot cha cha and waltz. students also practice American Folk Dances.
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Rona Fein
Richard Pohli
Wellmont Theater
Montclair
June Otto
Deborah Hospital
School of Nursing
Susan Glicken
University of Bridgeport
Hillside Pop Warner Dominates Mid Atlantic Championship
Hillside Pop Warner teams delivered a strong performance under Atlantic City’s Convention Hall dome with six clubs contending for the National Junior Football Federation Mid Atlantic title. The event featured Enola Little Panthers, P A L Roxborough Reds, Oreland Mustangs, Union Rockets, and Hillside Cobras. A separate civic note approves an ingress only parking plan for a Ridgeway Ave site amid locals’ traffic fears and raises dog license fees to three dollars to fund services through the Associated Humane Society.
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Convention Hall
Atlantic City
National Junior Football Federation
Pennsylvania
Enola Little Panthers
Philadelphia
P.A.L
E.O.M
Roxborough Reds
Oreland Mustangs
New Jersey
Union Rockets
Hillside Cobras
Associated Humane Society
Society
Diamond
Teenager opinion on war costs and public decision
Teen-ager voices on page 3 discuss uncertain war outcomes and compare current fighting to the American struggle for independence. They note high American life losses and urge the public to decide the course ahead.
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Hillside Freshmen and JV Football Reach 3-5 Season
The Hillside freshmen and junior varsity squads finished 3-5, with a 375 offense. Coach Leta and instructor Zappula introduced a new defense featuring a nose guard, two linebackers, three deep backs, and a monster. Key plays included a 68 yard run and a 44 yard TD, as Hillside celebrated Pop Warner and B'nai B'rith community support and earned a National Junior Federation Jamboree invitation in Atlantic City.
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Charles Friedman
Fresh
J.V
Michael Leta
John Zappula
Joseph Se
Nickla
George Shelbourne
Roselle
Rams
Dennis Say
Erin
Hillside
Johnson
Dennis Saverin
Comets
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Victor Sciamerelli
Charlie Atkinson
Atkinson
Springfield
Hutchison
Glder
Mike Drew
Drew
Jim
Glenn Miller
Jim Hutchinson
Wayne Poshan
Jeff Haber
Howard Ress
Hillside Hi
Joanne Birnbaum
Hillside Cherleaders
Hillside Pop Warner
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Rose Matyner
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Woodcruff Ave
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Hillside Ave
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Hillside Lodge
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Russ Raffa
Sandy Goldberg
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