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

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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.

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ff HONORING This year the Tea Leaf qtaff has launched another Veal book This book has been the seventeenth to set sail from the hai bor of East Rutherfoifl High In awarding recog nition to the crew of the 1940 Tea Leaf, We Wish to give first plane to Miss DeV1'ies, our captain, who has Worked with untiring zeal in helping us launch our ship of memories , keeping the crew in cooperation, and steering us clear of rocky coasts Page thu teen f Q' N o J .' xx . - C , L . 1 . L - . . fu . . .