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

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GASPER PELLEGRINO Sparkling eyes, A nice big grin, Keeping scores, Is Gasper's whim. JOHN PIAZZA The Navy Uniform he wears Sport clothes are off his list. Still in those blues he looks so neat On this we all insist. JUNE PREL1 Most versatile is the word for June, This we can prove is so. But when we ask her what is best, She shouts, Bob Kunz her beau. KENNETH RAGO When spelled with an e Rego mean king , When spelled with an a It means the same thing. RUTH RAMP Miss Ramp, I think, we'll call her, For few of us know her well: But those who do, the lucky few, Claim Ruth is really swell. NICHOLAS RATTI Nick's old jallopy Is his pride and joy. It's the only thing he bothers with, N0 one else does he annoy. AUDREY PETTERSON How Audrey can keep her hair Looking so trim and neat, Is an unanswered question But more than that, a treat. 101-IN PRELI To earn money, John drives a truck, SOI guess you'd call us liars. We think he does it for enjoyment, On somebody clse's tires. DORIS PURNER Blondes, brunettes and redheads, Can be found anywhere, But a strawberry blonde is special, As a matter of fact, they're rare. ROBERT RAMOTH You've seen him sketching faces, Or acting out some part, Maybe cultured is the word, Cause Red sure loves the arts. WALTER RANGES Any girl would glance At a handsome gobg And even for more reason, When Walter's in the mob. RICHARD REICHARDT Rm. 113 was always a riot, With Richie in its midst, Now that he's in the Navy, Be darned if he's not missed. Page tweniy-three

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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.

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IDA RET Little things seem to bother Ida more and more. What would she ever do Whjlf no worries were at her door? 9 ff ta dse f Q T ' tugbirgfomplete, 3 My ilyrj very witty. Y ADELE SABAT To be the life of the party, Is not Adele's delightg She'd rather sit and listen, That girl is quite all right. PETER SALERNO Put Pete's brain upon a pedestal To hold high above the rest. For when it comes to knowledge, He is, by far the best. AUDREY SCHAFFERT On a basketball court she's super, On a dance floor she's divine, Aud can swim, and skate and act Do anything, and do it fine. ROBERT SCHNEIDER Bob excels in all his work, He certainly is a whizg If he stays as he is now, --...sw 11,- LEONARD RUBENSTEIN Leonard has that hearty laugh, He can always tell a joke. And when it comes to taking them, Our Len is Okey-doke. DAVID RUSSI Always running around, Finding bits of news, Dave is a regular go-getter, Friends he'll never lose. SYLVIA SADOWSKI Sylvia talks incessantly, Not quiet for a minute. W'henever there's a gab fest on, She's sure to be right in it. OLIVIO SARRACINO They say the girls all swoon, When Frankie they do hear, But let Olivio hear the Voice And a duet is sure to appear. RUTH SCHAFFERT Ruthy is a little girl, She's very sweet and shy, Her one big secret is a man, And to have that known she'd die. RUTH SCHROEDER What would the world be like Ifithcre weren't people like Ruth? Thwifs a friend worth having, Success will surely be his. F nothin ut the truth. ,Jfvv-Ov-fc, KM . O NLM Mlm if fy ' J C Xl 'Z l ' 57 ff 5 Page twenty-four V fm be 241'