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

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' 1930 TEA LEAF , THE TEA LEAF STAFF In constructing the Yearbook of 1930, the Tea Leaf Staff has at-l tempted to produce an Annual worthy of a place among its predecessors. We wish to thank The Benton Review Shop of Fowler, Indiana, The David J. Molloy and the Jahn and Ollier companies of Chicago, Illinois, and the Arthur Studios of New York City for the aid which they have rendered us in the production of this book. And to Mr. Peter S. Gurwit. we wish to extend our greatest thanks in appreciation of the work he has done for us. The Faculty and Student Body have co-operated with us at all times during the publication of the book, and it is in sincere appreciation of this that we extend our heartiest thanks. -The 1930 Tea Leaf Staff. Arthur Williams ,...I.........,...Editor-in-Chief Al Kientzler ,.,.,,,,....,,, ...,.,.., B usiness Manager Alfred H, Schilling .....,.,,,,.. ,.......,... A dvertising Manager Lillian Jesson ,,,,,,.,,,,,.....,,,.,...,...,.....,,,,,,,,,,....... Literary Editor Estelle Pavlovich, Peter Tumminelli ,,,,.,..,.,........... Art Editors Richard Queisser ..,.,,,,.i,,..,,,,,,..,.,,.....,..,, .Photographic Editor Theodore Swenson ,i,i.,, ,,.i,....,.i,.. H umor Editor Kenneth Kuett .,,l.....,,,..,, ,,....,, L imerick Editor Max Brall, Jule Dorner ...... ..i..,,, A thletic Editors Doris Novo ,..,.,,,..i........................ .i,.,,,..., N ews Editor Marjorie I. Schultz ............................,............... Alumni Editor Mildred Williams, Louise Wick ....,.,..................,..,...,..,., Typists Miss Susan B. Youngman, Mr. Alfred S. Faust ,.,,,r.,...r,,,r..,,.. .................FaCulty Advisors ASSISTANTS Howard Cosgrove Helen Kruetzer Samuel Velebney Charles Sanders Paul Trilling Evelyn Esposito Harriet Elters Edward O'Connor Salvatore Micci Page ten Lillian Smith Emanuel Nathan Loretta Roach Joseph Jurkofsky William Ranges Phyllis Barlow Ora West Norbit Barney Harold DeBlayker

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Q, I-330 TEA LEAF SENIOR HISTGRY At last we are to receive our Pilot's Licenses! The height of our ambition has been attained! After four years of steady, hard work, we have reached the goal of our desires. Four years ago, fhow long it is and yet it seems like yesterdayj we met on the broad fiying field, eager to learn, from experienced pilots, the lessons concerning thc mechanism and controls of the plane. The first year, although quite rneventful, was successful. We took the usual hazing from the Sophomores with good sportsmanship, comforted by hopes of our turn next year. As every plane needs a pilot, we chose John Stolarz for ours for the first year. Next year we took off on our first solo, the Sophomore Hop. This flight was highly praised by the crowd that was at the flying field. In June of this year the class, now proficient in flying, took off for Palisades Park for a day's outing. During these two flights, James Forman was Pilot, as well as for the succeeding year. It was during our second year that a new plane, the new school, had been constructed to replace the older model. However, it was a pleasure to familiarize ourselves with the new machine. The Hrst take-off of our Junior year was the play and dance, no crack-ups occurred and we landed safely. We next took off on a record breaking trip-the Junior Prom. The plane was decorated in green and white, and was the talk of the town. We have passed into our last year, now piloted by Arthur Williams. Our final tests for our pilot's licenses were the Barn Dance and the Senior Play and Dance, in which we made creditable records. Most of us will receive the coveted licenses in a short time at the last flight of our high school careers, COMMENCEMENT. During our four years, we have been active in all the activities of the school and now feel that we are ably fitted to become more than merely pilots. As we are completing our course, we believe that we are leaving a record to be proud of, and which the succeeding classes may well strive to equal. Assistant pilots for the year 1929-30 are: Joseph Numark ......................................... ........ V ice-President Jule Dorner ..... .............. S ecretary Louise Wick ...... ....... T reasurer Page twelve