Teaneck High School - HI Way Yearbook (Teaneck, NJ)

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MW IEA, , ,V f l 6,44 MW' we ww! Mw f'i THE 1945 HI-WAY'S TYPICAL BOY AND GIRL David Heebner ........................ - ....................... EYES ........................,.,.....,,.,,,,,..,...,.,,,,,, Pat Waesche Bill Brockmeier. ............. HAIR ............ .,,,,,,,,,... I ngrid Johnson Donald Hoefing ........... .......................... S MILE ......................... .....,,,,,. S hirley Norris Warren Pushaw ........... .............. B UILD AND FIGURE ............ .. ....,,...... Jackie Colgan Bill Eads ....................... ................. P ERSONALITY ......,...... ..... H ..... D orothy Nelson Ozzie Hurley ............ .................. C LOTHES ................ Marilyn Johnson George Rothery ........... ............ C OMPLEXION .......... .................. P at Lawson Don J, Maloney .......... ................... I-I UMOR .....,................ .... - ..... D oris Maloney Teddy Sippel ............. .......... I NTELLIGENCE ............. ............ J oan Levine Charles Gunner ........... ....,.... .......................... P E P ..............................,...... ......... L eiglfi Breuer Ralph Cornell .......... .......... M USCLES AND HANDS ....,..... -. ............. .lean Evans 28

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WILLIAM EADS President '7fze Seniafa Gal-dw! The Senior Cabinet is the governing body of the Senior Class, deciding its principles, aims, and activities, This year, with Bill Eads a capable leader, and with the guidance of Mrs. Reva Vanderbilt, Miss Anne Curran, and Dr. Maurice Moffatt, the cabinet has carried out successfully its plans for the Senior Prom, the class gift, and graduation. The Vice-President is Fabio Racioppi, the Secretary is Maurie Volk and the Treasurer is ,f Barbara Wright. 27 FABIO RACIOPPI BARBARA WRIGHT Vice-President Treasurer MAURIE VOLK Secretary

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OPEN LETTER TQ THE FACULTY DURING the three years we have been in Teaneck High ldoubtless you, as wellias we, have often wished thettime were shorterl , your undying patience, stimulating guidance, the high hopes, ideals and aspirations which you have aroused in us, have been an inspiration. But these are only part ot things that you have done for us. There has always existed between you and ourselves a certain intangible closeness, sort ot a scotch and soda relationship, which has Qiven us self-assurance and con- fidence, to say nothing of the respect which we hold for you. Whatever we may say about the joy ot leaving, deep down it's not so much tun growing up, graduation has its sad aspects. We hate to leave youl Thank you for all you have done tor us, THE CLASS OF l945. - 29