High School Leads In Pupil Increase
Enrollment in public schools rose to 3, gs, up from 154 last year per Dr Wayne Branom superintendent. High school count jumped 135 to 1,239, townships added 64 at Hillside Avenue and Mortis-Saybrook fell 77. Washington stayed 421. Handicapped schooling outside district grows with 13 students moved to Elizabeth Newark Cranford Jersey City. Ford Motor Company supplied a Thunderbird for the auto shop.
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Progress Club Aid For Graduate Fund
The first meeting of the 26th consecutive year of the Men's Progress Club was held last Wednesday night. Charles Rohylich, Phil Levin, Jerry Goldman, and Gene Abramowitz were named program committeemen.
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Charles Rohylich
Phil Levin
Jerry Goldman
Gene Abramowitz
Herbert Silber Chosen Publicity Chairman At Club Meeting
The club named Herbert Silber publicity chairman and approved a donation to the Hillside Graduate Fund. A large turnout supported Sidney Englander in honoring his daughter Adrienne’s graduation from Newark Beth Israel School of Nursing.
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Newark
Mass Feeding Course for Civilian Defense
The American Red Cross will conduct a mass feeding course on October 21 23 and 25 from 9 am to 12 noon at the F C C be Headquarters Welfare IndE township will require fifty volunteers to handle feeding in case of an emergency and it is hoped residents will take part in this training.
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B'nai B'rith Girls Open Season Meeting Details
B'nai B'rith Girls of Hillside plan their season opener at George Washington School on Tuesday September 24 at 7 15 PM Prospective and returning members expected. Committee chairs announced include Athletic Sharon Rothstein Joan Zondermai Religious and cultural Harriet Feinstein Ruthe Paul Community service Sharon Friedman Cooky Weiss Dramatics and speech Harriet Friedman Harriet Hillman.
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Ruthe Paul
Patty Fiske
Ellen Levine
Marilyn Maureen
Sharon Friedman
Cooky Weiss
Harriet Friedman
Harriet Hillman
Publicity figures listed for yearbook and social roles
Publicity names include Myrna Swanger Linda Tumarkin choral Ellen Krowen Barbara Minkoff Libby Silverstein Ina Op penheim Celia Unterman art editor of yearbook and scrap ts Reheifer Harriet Heuer Arlene Silver man Junior B B G Valerie Ger stein Joani Waldman Ha Ha Marsha Altschule yearbook Gayle Harmelin Deena Ravinj member retention Elaine Goldfarb.
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Ellen Krowen
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Libby Silverstein
Ina Oppenheim
Celia Unterman
Reheifer
Harriet Heuer
Arlene Silverman
B.B.G
Valerie Gerstein
Joani Waldman
Marsha Altschule
Gayle Harmelin
Deena Ravinj
Elaine Goldfarb
Pingry School class of 1957 achieves strong college admissions
E Laurence Springer headmaster announces that 69 of 70 1957 graduates were admitted to college despite typical admission difficulties. Eleven of twelve Princeton, seven of seven Harvard, and three of five Yale applicants gained entry. Last June's graduates enrolled at numerous colleges including Boston Colgate Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Gettysburg Lehigh Michigan Notre Dame and Williams among others.
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Pingry School rejects many applicants to keep enrollment moderate
The Pingry admissions committee regrets that many well qualified applicants could not be admitted as the school limits enrollment to a moderate size. A new gymnasium is nearly finished and will provide space for athletic activities with dedication planned for October.
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Pingry School Begins 97th Year With New Faculty
Pitney a Pingry alumnus Class 1 1947 will teach Upper School mathematics. Reuben Cholakian teaches French. Ronald B. Reiker will instruct Third Form English. John Whittemore Class 1947 graduates to teach Second Form American history and sixth grade reading. School emphasizes intellectual physical and spiritual development and strong college entrance record. The opening day marked start of Pingry’s 97th year.
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