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

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HENRY LIEGEOIS His lazy appearance, Is deceptive to all. For when it comes to labor, I-Ienry's right on the ball. ff 1655 DOMINICK LONGOJ A boy who's very nice to know, Q ,, Some say he's rather shy, SVN But if you know him very well, J You're sure to question why. MURIEL MacFARLANE Mure and Bill sure make a pair, They are a perfect twosome. Bill comes dashing on the run, When she calls, Hey, Gruesome! HELEN MASBETH A wee bit on the short side, But Helen does all right. Her favorite sport is to ride a horse, Any day or night. IRIS MCMILLEN Iris the flower, Iris the girl, Now you guess thc one That makes Bob swirl. WALTER MEYER Always in there plugging The Co-Captain of our team. What always makes him play so hard? Could be our cheerleader jean. . .Q AMW DOROTHY LIVA Flips, cart wheels and turn-overs Are easy to do, says Dot , She does them when she's cheerin , Wllpch helps our te 'sginghllix lor . , . 'Midi 9 AUDREY LUTZ Cn the border line of Carlstadt, Audrey Lutz does live. She goes to East Rutherford High School, But to Woodridge her heart she'd give. BW Jiffy Wy' DAVID MAHALICK Davie's middle name is fish, You see he swims like one. XVhile we struggle, sink, and drown, To him, it's just plain fun. ADELE IYIAYER When working, Adele is lucky, She listens to records all day. XVe would call this some pleasure, But Dell gets a weekly ,uv 035' 'M' 'any HELEN ch?ETRO . Helen isn't very big, In height alone we mean. For if our class could run the school, Our Helen would be dean. THERESA MITCHELL What would Wallington fellows do, If Theresa wasn't so kind? Her homework is always correct, Lending it out she doesn't mind. Page twenty-one

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JOAN KLEY An all-around girl, Describes Joan to a Tug A regular live wire, Don't you agree? MICHAEL KOCZWARA Airplanes and such, Is Mickey's favorite dish. To rate in the Army Air Corps, Has always been his wish. .xjl Y' if' RV N'Xx Q ' U u f MARION KOUBA ' Ukuiforms appeal to us all L . K ' Er? ji il'But they're Marian's special dish. I 'or haf' to be as happy as now, ' 7 Is our parting wish. ML 6 ' .flip 4 TIN Ol A or clothes an res? if Please!! Do ' 1 . nd! These figu ,: ' f ,I , and olid, Of whic . ty has c mand. .Wg li Y Qvxl LN H I IRVING LAMPMANN 'Y Xu Always dependable, ' . K I Always on the beamg . , . i A grand rooter for our team. r UA E if KY Irv is one fine fellow, W I ,Y BLANCHE LE GRAND Blanche seems like such a quiet girl She never makes much noise. But have you seen her after school? She's always with the boys. Page twenty MARIANNE KMETZ Marianne is true to Lee, Her Marine, who's overseasg But if she flirts a tiny bit, You must excuse it please. MARGARET KORT Marge is a blonde As everyone can secg Not from Bottled Sunshine It's natural as can be. FRED KUECHENMEISTER Cook is off to win the war, Take this, for 'tis no rumor. He sure will do the Army good, With his fine sense of humor. BETTY LAMBERT I could make a wager That Betty will go places. Not step by step, But by exuberant paces. AGNES IQANDY When Agnes is in school She's happy and very gay, But this isn't very often For home she'd rather stay. ELEANOR LESNOWICZ Eleanor's a girl we hear little about, What might the reason be? Perhaps the boys in E. R. H. S. Don't appeal as well as HE.

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ADELE MOORE To those who've never known her, Dell seems a little quiet, But when you get acquainted, She really is a riot. WILHELMINA MOTZ Mina has the talent, That no one can denyg To act, to write, to sing a bit, This girl will sure get by. JOHN NAEGELE To dauble in the insect world, Is Johnny's future aimg And someday he will enter The emblazoned Hall of Fame. JAMES O'HARA To stay in bed or go hunting, ls Jimmy's greatest delight, As long as he can stay ahead, Or out of Mr. Hencsh's sight. EDWARD ORLANDO Remember that boy from Moonachie Eddie, so handsome and shy? Well, Uncle Sam's Navy has him now, Bet he catches many an eye. JOHN PAPA Carefree and happy, Always full of fun, Johnnie and his little truck, Forever on the run. Page twenty-two H ay' Q .M J if .ae- Q 1 E at . QA, 1 fx X .4 , , JOSEPH MORRIS In our Senior Class, Joc's shyest of them all. But someday he'll surprise us, Then, how the girls will fall. ALEXANDER MUSZYNSKI In making a poem for Alex, We had a difficult timeg Because his last name, Muszynski, Simply wouldn't rhyme. CHARLOTTE NYMAN Charlotte never bothers much With boys it always seems. Uncle Sam has a priority ,On the man who's in her dreams. JUNE OLIVA You saw her in the Junior Play, She played the little Brat, That's just because she looks so small Our Junie isn't like that. LW V' . FRANK P MIE UVM 1 Dig this cat, Who knocks us we A solid tooter, I Frank Palmieri. MILDRED PATETE Millie's long brown hair And her large blue eyes, Are the main reasons That cause men to sigh.