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

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Take Mr. Fittipaldi nowg He really looks quite saucy, With ears like Benny Goodman And a chin like Tommy Dorsey. Miss Smith and a certain teacher Are together llowever, we X 'Cause Mon rhyme. Miss XVest's second interest all the timeg von't expose his name, tgoim-ry's hard to ls the Dramatic Club, you know. Her first one is-well, golly, Haven't you ever had a beau? Miss Zimmern angle, ian works on the Tri- K Mr. Kantz controls our funds, But we know he's not the type To steal our dough for cig'arettes Because he smokes a pipe. Mrs. Laricks ls yen pletty, Mrs. Laricks ls quita pcti L She always milk us fdlllX Gee, Mrs. Laiick , xou it sueet Mr. Nicholas is versatileg His hair's combed oh, so neatly: He either parts it at the side Or shaves it off completely. Trying' to get the school's newsg She also teaches German When she's not in the editor's shoes. As fast as you can make up sums, Mrs. Swope can calculate 'emg She hands out problems to her class That often irritate 'em.

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To the Students of East Rutherford H1gh School The Tea Leaf Staff IS to be compl1mented for the fme Work of recordlng the people the events and the sp1r1t of a year 1n thlq school The yearbook may serve to reflect the 11fe and Splrlt of the school s trammg 1n Enghsh ln art and ln busmess man agement May the experlences recelved ln producmg th1s yearbook be useful to you IH plannmg a career. George L. Dierwechter, Principal Page Seve

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Headache, toothache, tummyache, or cold Miss Leuang will make you well But the boys don't want to get better They'd rather be nursed by this belle. When Mrs. Sears assigns some work Do it and don't ask why: 'Cause if you'1'c caught without it-well She's little, but oh, my! Mrs. Damon is a scholar For books to her are foodg She never takes lu-r head from one Except to be shampooed. Mr. Poetz is tall and thing Although he well may rue it, For when he bids his girl good- night, llow does he ever do it? Miss Dexheimer is considerate when You doze fas you arc apt tol, She never raps you on the head Or bellows out Wha-hoo! The way to a man's heart, says Miss Dittmar. Hut her classes know the restg For if wives are judged by their cooking They'll make the vcry best. Miss Libby is our pride and joy. Sho niudc our Junior class succeed Hy helping: with our play and prom, l,ove's in her 1-very deed. Mrs. Lietch knows how to sing, Vl'ith pleasing modulationsg She can even bawl her husband out In high C variations.