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

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GILBERT CARLEVARO Gilbert Carlevaro is his name, But we just call him Chubby. He's full of fun, jokes, and stuff, And never, never, snubby. NORMAN CASSELLA Norman, may we call you A handsome Casanova? Now! don't seem so surprised, You just think it over. WINIFRED CATHEY The doors of fame shall open wide When Winnie enters in, And proud they'll be to claim her As their own beloved kin. GENEVIEVE CIPOLLA Sweet Genevieve Quotes a famous song, And if compared with this sweet miss, That song's not far from wrong. ,Z ,lf-7 I- , ,1 J Mfr, wi 'JI Ctr A .5 1, ,, 1 Sf-0 4 ,I J-, I fjiiclt' CLARKSON , j IH Jaskis a sportsman through and through 'f J'-I A real all American guy. jr ,fl lnlsports lit he participates It's ays do or die. T l FRANK CONNERTON The name of this little Irishman Is Stinky as you know, His friendly smile and joking jests Keep him always on the go. Page sixteen RICHARD CARNEVALE An ordinary pencil, A set of sweeps and swerves, Richy shows the boys his work, Boy, has she got curves! ROBERT CASSELLA Bob wasn't with us very long Before the Navy took him. When we saw him home on leave He certainly did look trim. THEODORE CHECKAN Drawing seems to be Chick'e whim He does it, Oh so well! And when it comes to spreading cheer Our Chick is really swell. MARGARET CLARK Of all the girls we know named Marge Our Marge is quite the best. In everything she undertakes, She outshines all the rest. IRVING COLE At football games and dances too Coley gets attention, We know that it's his wavy hair QI-Iis car we dare not mention.j THERESA CONTI Here is a girl whose talents are many A mellow voice has sheg Her heart she's given to the army Who can the soldier be?

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AUDREY ANDERSON Andy is a little gal, Who swoons at Frank not Bingg Now don't you get the wrong idea This Frankie doesn't sing. ELEANOR BARDZIK When Elly smiles those smiles of hers We know that they are true. So consider yourself a lucky guy, Whenever she smiles ai FRANK BERGE rankie and Johnny were sweeth-carts 1 The words go along. LXNOW we know it's Frankie and Millie, But who wants to write a new song? 12.5 SFS' sf' 9' .beg ,f ai W Qs NF' JANICE BOGERT The last four letters of Janice Are a perfectly true description, And for hearty fun and laughs galore Janice is our prescription. JANE BREXEL You've seen her in a motherly role Many times on the stage, Wc're sure it's only her ability For it's nothing to do with her age. WILLIAM BURKHARDT A merchant seaman Burk will be, That is fine and dandy. But somehow we can't picture him Where there are no girls handy. PAUL ANZELMO Silence is golden Goes the saying: But for Paul to talk We all keep praying. VINCENT BASSANI Some like 'em short, Some like 'em tallg Vinny isn't particular, He likes 'em all. ga eff- 'HH BETTY All Some folks like Rembrandt, O.. vb,c7 ' Some folks like Petty, N 5 But when it comes to us folks, We like Betty. Q Q FRANK BRADY Frankie Brady is Our Johnny on the Spot. Work we know he'll never shirkg This virtue means a lot. RAYMOND BRINGMAN Did our high school for the most, At least that's what they say, But for a friend who's full of fun We'll take Ray any day. HENRY BUTRYN Butch is always ready To say No and disagree And when he starts to argue No one's as good as he. Page fifteen

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FRANK CONTRERAS In merchandising, Frank has fun We often wonder why. But who couldn't. with an .ill girl class And just one other guy. MARIAN COWEN Marian has us guessing Every minute of the day. But have you seen her baseball? That proves it's Billy Keay. PAULINE CZECH Sports, parties, and dances, Pauline is a welcome member. Her purse is always with her, This fact we will remember. GEORGE DEGERDON A lab is Georgc's second home, He lits right in the picture, Inks and vnrnishes are his tools To make a perfect mixture. ROBERT DOLINOY A gentleman on the shy side Is Bob Dolinoy. Though quiet and conservative He really is some boy. DORIS FERRARO l There's nn old saying Smiles win the way Md df Rem be ' yways 04 ule is s ga . f ,Lf W DORIS COSENTINO So sweet, so nice, Doris blushes that way. It's really becoming, Whatever you say. RUTH CRAWFORD We can't call Ruth quiet But I guess she's rather shy. We always see her with the girls N0 boys cause her to a sigh. ANNE DE COTIS Our class wouldn't be complete Without Anne within it. She's everything we could want We need her every minute. HELEN DISCEPOLA Although she's quite efficient Don't get Helen wrong, For when there's time for merriment Thatis where she belongs. MARION DRAGOTTA While in school Marion writes Letters of Steno IIQ But when writing at her home Her letters are G. I. true. FRED FORTHMANN Some great men we all do know Washington is the Hrst man, Lincoln is the second man, Roosevelt is the third man, Pcfxfrtgidy is the Forthmann. K-A2 2tW,Q.M5l.wW... ff mga, AJM MW A save teen