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

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OLGA ULIONE Have you ever heard our Olga sing? She's a match for any crooner. But when it comes to hearing Bing, Shc's just another swooner. ELEANOR VANDER CLOSTER lil can be found At every single game: Cheering our boys on To victory and fame. DOROTHY VILLATA Pep, Vim, and Vigor With a personality plus, Anywhere, anytime, Dot's the girl for us. ROBERT VOLLACK Bob has a certain knack Of waving his hair just so! So never get L1 G. l. cut And spoil that wave? Please, No! PAUL WESTDYK Blond, blue-eyed, with a winning smile, That's our description of Paul, Whenever we want some work done right, lt's Paul who helps us all. ELIZABETH WURST Anthony died for Cleopatra, Paris fought for Helen of Troy. jimmy'd do the same for Betty And so would most any other boy. Page twenty-six MJfpw fylywfhggky VIVIAN VANCA f .iv V1 il our school orchestra, Or All-State Concerts, Her violin stands out, For Vivian is an expert. J , JANE VELLEKAMP A very thrifty lass, And energetic toog -Iane's always on the go, At finding something new. VINCENT VILLATA Never in a great big hurry, . Vinny take things in his stride, Someday soon hels sure to rush, When he's the Navy's pride. RUTH WANDER Sweet and very dainty, Is Ruth to perfection, Very few are found like her, Lon knows she's some exception JOSEPH WOJCIK No special girl Seems to interest Joe. He always says, l'm Nobody's Beau. FRANK ZEPPIERI Frank is just a little boy, He isn't very tall, When it comes to making noise l-le makes none at all.

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HILDA SCHWITTLICH We've never heard her raise her voice, It's always sweet and low. To hear it any louder, Is a thing we'll never know. ROSE SERAFIN In the business world, Rose will lead the way. Clerical work comes to her Quite easy, so they say. WILLIAM SILVAN Though he seems rather quiet, Will is quite the boy, So don't let him fool you, And decide he's rather coy. HELEN STASZEWSKI Helen seems to have a name, That no one can pronounce, Wait! someday she'll surprise us, And get one that can bounce. JOHN STECKOWICH You'll see John washing windows, Typing and writing too: In fact, they say there's no one thing, That Johnny can not do. .IOSEPHINE TURCZYN When a student seeks to find a book, jo guides him straight and true. And if you seek a friend, indeed, Jo's just the girl for you. i er Y L Q -1 IRENE SEMLER jest and Jokes, Describe Irene. Such a clown, We've never seen. FRED SESSELMAN I wonder if in the Navy, The WLIVCS will ever swoon, When Sess is iiia good mood, And decides that he should croon JULIA SPICKOFSKY Plenty of sweets and spices, Will capture a man's heart, Julia must know this, For cooking is her art. ETI-IEL STEAD Fun with you, We'll never forget, A sweeter girl, We've never met. LOIS THONACK By telling little jokes, Lois keeps everyone happy: She has a way all her own. For making corn sound snappy. PHYLLIS TURKOWSKI Ambitious and self-reliant, Phyllis tops them allg She'll climb the ladder of success, And never, ever fall. Page twen ty-five

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