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

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To 'VIrs Rogus we send a bill, l oi the film Xu had to Waste To snap her in various poses, Befole one suited her taste. Miss Gates is our librarian Jt books, shes full of knowledgn She's generally seen telling someone 'shes from 'Xliddleburv College N11 Hitthnu ls our plagueg Poi hc nuu misses chances Ot snooping into love affans, And busting up lomances. Mr. Montsomeiy s experiences lle tells in perfect clictiong And everyone admires them Be they fact or fiction. Nils Sleepei students Aie all a bunch of hams' She c in nun make them help hci . Capt to nnnuogiaph exams. We can't say one unpleasant thing In regards to Miss De Vricsg We woulcln't, if We wanted to, Because she censors these. Mr Johnson baffles us Like amthing becuz he Keeps his complexion looking llkn a peach that isnt fuzzy. Mr. Goodyear is a wonder, CAnd this is not a fableb, He can carve anything in wood From a toothpick to a table.

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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.

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A stitch in time saves nine , Says Miss Bartle, who ought to know, For she strives, with patience sometimes short To teach the girls to sew. Mr. Ziccardi's face is round, llis tummy's even more sog But we aim to praise the features of His brain, and not his torso. This teacl1er's name was Hack! barth, But here's a funny thing, We guess she didn't like it, 'Cause now she's Mrs. King: Miss VVry has quite a problem In teaching Freshmen what's right to say, But she defeats this yearly trouble In her own peculiar way. As long as we're leaving, Mrs. Babeor, We'll be frank with you and how: We're tired of hearing you tell that poem About the chewing-gum chewing: cow. Though Mr. O'Neal's wise-cracks Are often very punk, We never make a protest, For we'd rather laugh than flunk. Mr. Mahon, our football coach Is worthy of our praises, When a game is lost he never cries, Or utters naughty phrases. When Mrs. Phelps is angry, And must exercise her lungs, It's really very hanrly She can speak in foreign tongues.