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

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it W-W f EMHREM-MRD .KX 9 7 L f , 1 S f o w ' fi 1-' N In the days that are to come, when our thoughts will dwell I Q more and more on the past, we F hope that this book will recon- struct memories and conjure ' pictures in our minds and M bring back the days of care- ,Q3 f free youth. Q a s xx g ff XX fyff J 1, X x xx XX X ff! K X X Xi t X Xxx X fff iiii ,ff f X5 X i X xt X X V, I , Xxx X X yx X X X, X u X, Z X, J i X X X to f ff ,Xi X X X X X j f V f it Y X X j ,,, f VVVV I V 1 'f'iXX XXL X1 XXXXA XX X N , !l,, f XXX xxx? X XXX XX X fwff to i K 5 X or 439: C

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1- TFUTF RMXSL viii N '- itz ff v ,- f A A ffekw r iff' W m! Q 'V 'i Y ' ww Hgyfk, Y Q U T H k,,..l.4 Q, 'f E46 'QZWQ R 2 ' 1 i ls' lv aft ix N The youth of this modern age has and will accomplish much. He has erected immortal monuments to the ,, i y eternal life of this nation. Whether 5,3 X 4 this country will be a better place to 5- f' live in the ensuing generation is one ff X 59 of youthsgreatest problems. He has Qt - ,- ' .Av acquired inclinations which tend to 9.7 Z 5- take him to a lofty world. j Z X And as youth has implanted deep in ' the civilization of America a heritage of wisdom, ingenuity and intelligence, sohare we attempting to leave behind us a allowed reminder of our school days 'gig' with our Alma Mater, spent in those QQ golden hours which only embellish the 4 5 life of every individual once: our youth. K. , 5 x 5 XX l 1 i XX fa X X X f 1 X f X fl ll W dsx ,lip f X X Qylli.