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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1956

Page

7

Hillside Students Honor Lincoln With Museum Program

Hillside Schools held a February 10 assembly devoted to Abraham Lincoln as students presented The Lincoln Museum. Jay Alpert narrated and Patricia Kopac curated, with ten objects entered and ten identifications, plus a class performance of Lincoln's favorite song and parts of his speeches. Awards recognized safety patrols and library and Red Cross volunteers among staff and students.

Rebecca Aldredge Judy Orlosky Barton Bloom Gary Peviin Roger Simmons Frank Mastrionni V. Library Council Barbara Jute Anita Garb Gloria Quiero Fiona Mastrionni Patricia Sampon Andrew Eisenberg Myrtle Mcinde Elizabeth Kopac Eleanor Brown Pamela Hotchkiss Jo Red Cross Judy Conlin Patty Conan Emilie Rieder Yvonne Misley

Robin Hood Play Presented by Becker's Sixth Grade

Becker's sixth graders staged a Robin Hood themed play with lines written by student committees. Girls wore red Forester costumes and boys wore green tunics, while parts were performed by students including Michael Jupa Sharon Lilley Arlene Trizna William Richkus and Wayne Dibella.

Becker Robin Hood Foresters Michael Jupa Sharon Lilley Tingham Arlene Trizna King Richard William Richkus Friar Tuck Wayne Dibella Joan Yancar

Eighth Grade Cheerleaders Rally For Hillside Games

Ten eighth grade girls organized a cheer squad to boost basketball games in red and white uniforms. Coached by Miss Ann Miller from Hillside High School, the group includes Grace Giordano Judith Kasalis Jean Maxwell Joan Zydgryn Karen Hare Marie Botticello Dorothy Belfus Judith Kreshok Jean Paskevicius Janet Horvath. Faculty advisor Miss Elizabeth Rinaldy from Hurden Looker. cheer calls echo pride as the team shouts their chant.

Ann Miller Hillside High School Grace Giordano Judith Kasalis Jean Maxwell Joan Zydgeryn Karen Hare Marie Botticello Dorothy Belfus Judith Kreshok Jean Paskevicius Janet Horvath Elizabeth Rinaldy Hurden-Looker

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