Frosh Football Rebuild at Hillside Under Coach Leta
Hillside’s freshman football under coach Michael Leta opens 1-2 after three games as players union into a new on field unit. The squad faced scrimmages with Irvington and North Plainfield and eyes five or six upcoming contests, including Rahway Edison Westfield and Seton Plains. Savarin scores twice in recent wins as Rettino adds an extra point, with Issler and Never among key backs and Freund Senichka anchoring the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Deligman
Michael Leta
Hillside
Leta
Irvington
North Plainfield
Roselle High School
Frosh
Comets
Roselle
Dennis Savarin
Arthur le Johson
Ui Glapk
Vic Prost
Clark
Savarin
Robert Rettino
Jonathan Dayton
Rahway and
Edison Junior High School
Westfield
Sowteh Plains
Funwood
Governor Livingstone Regional Hight
Berkeley Heights
Sagarin Lids
Rettino
Martin
Jack Issler
Aigials
Gary Kalin
Issler
Joseph Siegle
Heorge Shelbour
Hillside High School PTA Aims for Full Membership Drive
Hillside High School’s PTA launches its annual membership drive aiming for 100 percent participation after last year’s 1365 members. The October 20 program featured a math night for parents to learn new teaching methods. The Future Physicians Club elected Joyce Swerdlin president, Anne Rosenberg vice president, and Lesley Langer secretary. Aptitude tests were held October 23 for juniors, with seniors in the National Honor Society taking tests for scholarships. The journalism program expands, offering a new course led by Richard Pobli, with plans for an inter-language newspaper and student reporting experiences. Fire Department demonstrations on fire safety were conducted by Captain Robert Sonntag and Captain Thomas Mateer for freshmen and sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Birnbaum
Hillside High School
Parent Teacher Association
PTA
Physicians Club
Joyce Swerdlin
Anne Rosenberg
Lesley Langer
Natonal Honor Society
Robert Sonntag
Thomas Mateer
Hillside Fire Department
Hillside High
Richard Pohli
Hiller
Hillside Boccie League Awards Dinner Honors Champions
Sixty four members of the Hillside Boccie League attended the fifth annual dinner at Club Diana Union to honor the 1965 league champions. Sangries team won the town championship with trophies presented by Township Committeeman Anton Vit. Baker Street Boys earned a first round title but fell to Sangries in a best of nine. Hillside Road Department finished third and received trophies from Recreation Commissioner Armand Addonizio. Honors included most improved player James Intrabartola and other individual recognitions. Angelo Marin and Armand Addonizio chaired the dinner. Auckland? served as hosts.
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Hillside
Diana
Union
Heme
Hilside Recreation Commission
Sangries
Anton Vit
Thoris Tremarco
File
Baker Street Boys
Sangines
Hillside Road Department
Ings
Mand Addonizio
Vincent Capra
Gurmunitteenan
Weiter
Baker Street Hoys
Comiitteeman
Hubert Andersen
Liberty Park Au
Angelo Macio
Bocete
Armand Ad
Donizin
Recrearion Commission
Mer Petee GO. Humanthy
Angelo Marin
Armand Addoniaio
Dornier
Hillside Varsity Drops Thirteenth Straight to Cranford 20–6
Hillside High School football fell to Cranford 20 to 6 in a combined 1964 65 season contest. John Mendes connected with Glenn Miller on a 27 yard pass for Cranford early, Doug Nordstrom hit Chuck Archdeacon for a 55 yard strike, and James Fairbanks scored the lone Cranford TD on a five yard run. Hillside led 7–6 after one. Nordstrom later scored for Cranford, Nordstrom added a nine yard TD late in the fourth as Cranford sealed it. Fairbanks left with a concussion after a kickoff return in the third quarter. Cranford controlled play in the middle quarters despite Hillside miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Friedman
Hillside High School
Cranford
Comets
Cougars
John Mendes
Glenn Miller
Doug Nordstrom
Chuck Archdea
Gene Denesy
James Fairbanks
Comet
Miller
Hills
Tom Winnick
Granford
Mendes
Fairbanks
Saint Barnabas Hospital
Nordstrong
Hillside
Hillside Cranford
Hillside Pop Warner Beats Elizabeth 6–0 on Sunday
Hillside Pop Warner stunned undefeated Elizabeth 6 to 0 at Williams Field. A fourth quarter 35 yard drive capped by Mike Kirk after a Dick Ferguson pitch out sealed the win as Hillside defense shut down Elizabeth’s fast offense. Elizabeth had led the league with a 3 year undefeated stretch but Hillside’s defense and timely plays prevailed.
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Williams Field
Eliz
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Comet Varsity
Alan Miller
Howard Ross Phato
Pobli
Seton Hall University
Wall Street Journal
Toren
Gileep
Srake Pee
Myce Mterniens Journalism
Bernie Bernstein
Liseaty Avenue
Hillside, N. J
Hillside State Bank
Waverly
Hillside Varsity
Pop Warner
Elizabeth
Camera. Club
Hillside Camera Club
Pauline Bodle
Hillside Ave
Breakers
Iseline Crawford
Clark Tod Linden
PEE Wee
Iselin
Linden
Hill
Industrial Commission
Merkle
Hillside Avenue School
Richard J. Hughes
Police Athletic League
Recreation Commission
Safety Council
Baby
Keepwell
Shade Tree Commission
Police Traffic Bureau
Children’s Library School
Union County
Hillside Democratic Campaign Committee
Liberty Avenue
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