East Rutherford High School - Tea Leaf Yearbook (East Rutherford, NJ)

Page 29 text:

PHILIP FREY Phil is a man of many moods, but he is at his best when he's in a devilish frame of mind. ADELINE GARBARINI Addie is now Mrs. Rogers, and after seeing that swell picture of Archie, we can understand per- fectly. LILLIAN GARDELLA Tic asks only to be allowed to go her own way untroubled. May she continue to do so always. RUSSELL GAVLAK Service with a smile is what to expect from Russ, because his aim is to please all. CORINNE GAZZOLA. If silence is golden, you may be sure that Sis shines brightly in that respect. EMILY GEDEON Emily's chief interests lie along the secretarial line. It's a lucky boss who will get Emily for his secretary. GEORGE GOLDBECK An argument for the sake of ar- guing was a favorite pastime of Goldie's in civilian life. We hope he doesn't argue with the top- kick. LAWRENCE GORRELL Surprising as it may seem to some, Larry has quite an eye for the girls. LORRAINE GRAUPP Lorraine's pleasant companionship Cand her endless search for a type- writer to transcribe onj will keep her long in our memories. HELEN GRUENENFELDER Helen is always so cheery and ready to help anyone, it's no won- der everybody thinks she's swell. ROBERT HAGEMANN Most people think that the only fellow with romantic tonsils lives in Hasbrouck Heights, but we've our own crooner in Bob. LENA HAGENS Sunny disposition, capability, and willingness to work will help tc. make Lee the super-secretary she wants to be. Page twenty-five

Page 28 text:

ADAM DRZYMALA The girl who is looking for the strong, silent type will find her answer in Adam. JEAN DUYSSEN After thinking it over carefully, the only word we can find to de- scribe jean is terrific. IRENE DWYER If Irene isn't making you laugh, she's using her powers of persua- sion to try to talk you into some- thing. DORIS EDWARDS They tell us that the more varied your interests, the more friends you acquire. Eddie can prove it. EDNA EDWARDS When Edna's in a happy mood, which is quite often, she makes those around her feel good, too. FLORENCE EDWARDS If you know a good joke let Flo in on it. Besides being able to tell you another, she'll appreciate yours. Page twenty-four ...gh . ,. i,...l.,,i..- ,,..4, PIERRE FALK It's rather difiicult to break down Pete's reserve, but once accom- plished, it's well worth the trouble. EDWARD FECANIN Usually carefree about most things, Eddie surprises us by tak- ing a deep interest in aviation. LEO FERSCHMAN From Shorty's point of view, mer- chandising is his favorite subject. Couldn't be the teacher, could it? MARIE FILL We predict a successful future for Marie who hides beneath her quietness, promising artistic in- clinations. THOMAS FOLEY Besides being able to talk a person into anything and everything, Foo also knows how to Cut his classes legally, GEORGE FRESCI-II Fresh's ability to express himself in class in a few monosyllables re- mains a mystery to teachers and students alike. v '

Page 30 text:

ROBERT HASTEY All of us wonder if Bob finds as much time to get into mischief in the Navy as he did at school. EVELYN HEDIGER Evelyn's source of conversation is her secret, but not for long, for there are few more loquacious than she. AUDREY HENSCH Got a riddle, a pun, or just want to talk? Audrey can be depended on to lend a receptive ear. GEORGE HOBIN George must be making things sizzle as a sailor boy because he certainly was a live wire around here. PEGGY HORNIG When there's an argument about which branch of the service is best, why does Peggy side with the paratroops? DORIS HOSKIN Dorrie, who is a lot of fun when kidding around, can also be seri- ous, but only when it is absolutely necessary. Page twenty-six JOHN HUGHES Jack is an avid sports fan and one of our football team's staunchest boosters. Everyone will agree that he's an all-right guy. JOAN IMHOFF Because of Joan's good nature, nothing ever gets her goat. That's probably why she's everybody's pal. WILLIAM ISELDYKE Remember the fellow who used to whiz by on his bicycle? Well, Wild Bill is in the Navy now. We miss him, don't you? EDWARD JOHANNEMANN When it comes to making music with a capital M, Eddie's definite- ly on the beam, giving out with the jive. HAROLD JOHANNEMANN Ha always seems to bubble over with energyg however, seeing him always on the go, we understand why he needs it. RICHARD JOHNSON We have more than a few cards in the Senior class, but Buddy is certainly the Joker.