Freshman Dance Tomorrow at Hillside High
The annual freshman prom will be held tomorrow evening May 23 in the high school annex gymnasium transformed with murals of southern splendor. Ray Irwin and a big band will provide music from 8 to 1. Invites go to freshmen and their guests.
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Harry Lagange
Margaret English
Carol Mankowitz
Katherine Nagengast
Dolores Vadeika
Barbara Weller
Samuel Dubow
Dolores Kunklem
Jeanne Simonet
Joan Leibo
Dorothy Serratelli
Barbara Lukashinsky
Jenny Robertozzi
Elaine Nemeth
Frances Urbanski
Ann Conti
Amy Conford
Judith Kerner
Harriet Shider
Ann Goldman
Leroy Koross
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Union Highs Fire Dance Star Returns May 2 At Upsala
Talented young dancer Robert DeWitt, now at Upsala College studying English and biology, delivered a modern fire dance at Union High last year and was invited back for May 2. He never trained professionally and crafts dance by ear, composing readily to most music.
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Robert DeWitt
Bob
Upsala College
Katherine Dunham
Hillside Student Wins National Recognition in Art Contest
A Hillside student earned national recognition for a commendation in the national contest. The winner was the sole Hillside entrant to receive such honors, with Ruth active in senior council Thespians Twirlers A Capella Choir and as Hiller editor.
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Hillside
Ruth
Hiller
Rosary Society Tours Sunrise Dairies Plant
A group of 30 women from St. Catherine's Rosary Society toured Sunrise Dairies last Thursday. Led by tour director Kenneth E. Thompson, they watched a film and slide show on milk processing in the auditorium before touring the plant. Attendees included Mrs. Neill Streck Tarsa Ferrer Nagengast Brady Ogden Betsch Herbster Sink and Galla.
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Sunrise Dairies
Kenneth E. Thompson
Sunrise Auditorium
P. Neill
C Streck
A. Tarsa
Ferrer
F. Nagen
Nulton and Herlich Reappointed to Union Junior College Board
Freeholder George W. Herlich of Hillside was reelected to the Union Junior College board in Cranford at the May 13 annual meeting. County Clerk Henry G. Nulton of Hillside was named vice chairman as the board voted to resist tuition increases and to maintain the 1952 63 charge of 11 per point for financially eligible students.
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George W. Herlich
Hillside
Union Junior College
Cranford
Henry G. Nulton
Wee
Forbes to Seek New Jersey Governor Nomination
State Senator Malcolm S Forbes of Somerset announces he will run in the Republican primary next April. If nominated and elected he would be 34 at taking office, the youngest New Jersey governor in history, and plans an early grass roots campaign touching every community. He aims to support national, state, and local GOP candidates in the interim and said he hopes to be remembered for the primary.
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Malcolm S. Forbes
Somerset
Forbes Magazine of Business
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Somerset County Campaign Leader’s Primary Upset and Paris Visit
Last November he achieved the greatest majority in Somerset County after a doorbell campaign that defeated the Organization incumbent. He led New Jersey Eisenhower support with Walter Edge and George Becker without State help until the Driscoll endorsement. Two months prior he went to Paris for a long session with General Eisenhower.
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New Jersey
Eisenhower
Walter E. Edge
Essex County
George Becker
Driscoll
Paris
General Eisenhower
Hillside Girl in Kresge Fashion Show
Marion Kreshok a 15 year old from 269 Millard Avenue participated in a combined graduation and fashion show at Kresge Newark on Saturday. Teens modeled outfits made in a free Spring sewing course. Marion received a diploma from Miss Jean Mayer of the Free-Westinghouse Sewing Machine Company. She wore a peacock blue rayon shantung dress with a gathered skirt and detachable capelet collar.
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Marion Kreshok
Millard, Avenue
Kresge-Newark
Marion
Jean Mayer
Free-Westinghouse Sewing Machine Company
Du Pont Arlington Works Club Dinner at Robert Treat Hotel
James J. Hall of 2 Ridgway Avenue attended the 23rd annual dinner meeting of the Du Pont Arlington Works Twenty-Five Year Club held last night at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark.
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James J. Hall
Ridgway Avenue
du Pont Arlington Works
Robert Treat Hotel
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