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

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DOROTHY OCHUIZZO Dotty is either dancing or rooting for our team. She makes a swell friend, too. Ask Barbara, she knows. MARIE ORR There's no doubt in anyone's mind that when it comes to out-talking someone, Marie is the girl to do it. ANN ORTENZIO Who in the Navy has been send- ing Ann mail which has her wear- ing that preoccupied look? DOMINIC PADULA Dom is our shining example of the oft-quoted, All good things come in small packages. AMY PALLAS Amy has always been admired for giving sensible answers to the questions thrown her way. RICHARD PANDORF Looking at Rich, it doesn't seem possible that he has the room to tuck away all the knowledge he possesses. ANTHONY PANDORF Tony, who now wears navy blue, takes life just as it comes, and sel- dom things anything is worth a second thought. PALMINA PAURA We have decided that Polly is a perfect example of the quiet but efficient type of girl. DOROTHY PERETTI No matter how busy Dot may be, she always has time to give you a smile and a hello. EDWARD PHILIPP Ed will be remembered for two things, praising his beloved Giants and having obliging ways. GEORGE PHILLIPS We wonder if George makes his fellow shipmates laugh as much as he did his fellow classmates. AUDREY REHM Audrey is rather conscientious in school work, and is also good com- pany when among her friends. Page twenty-nine ll? 'Tl 4 1 4 l ,fl A 4 l i 1 v 1 I 4 1 Y 1

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RICHARD LARKIN If you've ever watched Tippy cut a rug, you'll know that you don't have to dance to be breathless. JOHN LAUDICINA john appeals to all of his class- mates, mainly because of his shy, but friendly manner. BARBARA LUEDDECKE Bob's twinkling eyes and mis- chievous grin endear her to all who know her. She'll make a swell nurse. IRENE MACIK It's nice to meet Irene anywhere because she always has a pleasant smile for everyone. CARMELA MANGONE Carmela makes a swell pal, be- cause, while she likes to have fun, she is very helpful when needed. ESTELLE MARDER Estcllc's capacity for enjoying al- most everything in which she takes part, leaves her in a rosy mist. Page twenty-eight MORTON MECHANIC Mort does look like the quiet type but just wait until he gets going. He surprises everybody. JEAN MEINCKE Number please is Mickey's fa- vorite line these days. She also likes to radiate sunshine at the skating rink. WILFRED MEINHOLD Wolf's senses are all they should be because of his ear for good mu- sic and eye for pretty girls. DORIS MEYER We were all surprised to hear that Dot stars on the basketball court. Why doesn't someone tell us these things? RUTH MEYERS Sugar and spice and everything nice describes Ruthie perfectly. To know her is to like her. s DOROTHY OBENHUBER Things are never dull when Dot- ty's around since her merry line of chatter livens up the atmosphere.

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ROBERT REINHARDT Bob is the kind of fellow who makes a good friend. He always has a kind word for everybody. LOUISE RET When a teacher wants something done, whom does she ask? Louise, of course. She's always there when needed, and represents Service with a Smile. LUCILLE ROBINSON Lec's way of changing from a saucy coquettish mood to a com- paratively subdued one keeps us guessing. RITA ROELAND Happy-go-lucky is our definition of Rita. Her skating and dancing talents along with her cheerful- ness make a swell combination. ANGELINA ROMANELLI Since Angie's pep and enthusiasm have done so much for E.R.H.S., it will never forget her. HOWARD ROSENAST We remember many accomplish- ments of Howie's, but the most outstanding was his Frank Mer- riwell dash down the football field. Page thirty HERBERT RUBENSTEIN You can always count on Herb to Clo all that he can possibly do with any job he tackles. STELLA SADEJ Could Stella's interest in Girls Leaders be activated by a desire to keep in trim so she can join the service? JEAN SANDERSON Jean can't decide whether roller- skating or fellows are more fun. Of course, a combination of both is ideal. LAWRENCE SASS Because of his good sportsmanship both on the gridiron and off, Brud is one of our favorites. MARY SCHNEIDER Most of her friends like to tell Mary about amusing incidents be- cause she laughs so readily. DOROTHY SCHUCKIES It's nice to be around Dot because she believes it's better to say noth- ing than to hurt somcone's feel- ings.