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

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SOP!-IOMORE CLASS

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CLA classmates. Have you heard the re- turns, Mr. Dierwechter? Here they are: best athletes, Tony Mastroi- anni and Rose Morrisg best danc- ers, Bob Schenck and Dot Bab- cock, best lines and also most glam- orous, Ed McDermott and Ruth Prelig most likely to succeed, War- ran Meniketti and Erna Grossboh- ling class devils, Harold Pareti and Mabel Bressemg best personalities, Warren Meniketti and Margaret Scatinag best looking, Jack Weaver and Milly Liegeoisg most bashful, Henry Dmochowski and Marie Lombardog class comedians, Robert Henninger and Bertha Bie- leckig peppiest, Harold Pareti and Jeanne Bergeg most popular, War- ren Meniketti and Jeanne Bergeg class angels, Louis Brune and Herta Finkeg best smiles, Kenneth Fur- ber and Margie Danielsg cutest couple, Eddie Subda and Ruth Prelig class flirts, Eddie McDer- mott and Leona Kurlantzickg big- SS gest drags with faculty, Warren Meniketti and Erna Grossbohlin. Those are the kinds of things we like to remember, Mr. Dierwechter, because they were such fun. So if you'll please excuse us now, we'll very gently blow off the roof. I don't think you'll regret it too much when you realize that there'll come a day when you'll be pleased at the pride in our voices when we recall the fun we'Ve had at good old East Rutherford High School. HICH is the best year in high school? The Freshman year? Gosh, no, the poor 'Frosh are too busy gingerly testing their liberties and learning how to get the best re- sults with the least studying. The Sophomore year 'Z Wrong again. The Sophs Qaccording to them- selvesl are too sophisticated. The Senior year? Well, with gradua- tion staring you in the face and your marks what they are, how PF' 5

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would you feel' That by the proc ess of elm1nat1on Cyery popular 111 multlple cholce testsb leay es the Jun1or year The Junlols are yyell establlshed 1n our noble 1I1Sl2ll2llt1011 actlve 111 eyery affa1r and yylth '1 yeu left to repaxr any schol'1st1c damages they are cal efree and able to attack my problem wlth zeal Thls year s JLIHIOI' class boasts an unusual col l9CtlOH of trtlsts xthletes poets wrlters actors and mtellectu lls xfvlth a ganghke th lt people you re bound to go to town Eyery club and team IS chock full of 21Il'1b1t1OLlS Jumors ready to step IH and take oy er next vear Of course the t1ad1t1ona1 Prom and play of the thlrd vear went ove w1th a bang Th1s year s play yvas erm mth Case yvhlch had the aud1 ence on the edge of then seats dur mg the whole performance The Prom of course yvas put oy er YV1tl'l spec1al care The Jumol fellows and gals got out the11 glad lags and strutted and par lded to thel healt s content to cllmax the buslest and happlest of our hlgh school years BOXING match provldes thr1lls for many people hobby pays off countless hours ot contentment day d1eams supply an opportune tlme to th1nk of the good tlmes we ve wltnessed 1n the past Comb1ne the satlsfactlon de rlved from all these thmgs and you flnd that you haye the QQUIN alent of the open1ng days at East Ruther ford Hlgh The retu1n1ng puplls trled to glye an lmpresslon of d1s sat1sfact1on of the11 retuln but down deep IH the1r healts they were 1nsp1red by It Why 7 Because w1th1n the yyalls of E R H S they haye experlenced llttle mcldents they wlll remember for a long tlme to come Th1s years Sophs came back w 1th a shght urge for revenge for the way they had been welcomed the year before As a result of this a tew IT10Ck1Ilf., 1ee1s yvere sounded f01 the Fleshmen all Ill good fel low shlp of course In splte of the eneral hub bub yy ltnessed 1n these few days cl xsses were resumed 1n thelr usual mmnel WV1tlllll a short tlme The Soph class oftlcers were elected sho1 tly after the openmg of school The plesldent Rlcharl Ch11st1an and Cary Markowsky the v1ce presldent are two yolly fel loyvs small of statule but blg of he 1rt They know how to take 1 yoke and usually 1etu1n one as a Schuler the secletary and Walter Gonda the treasurer are both swell fellows but they look at hfe from a more studlous vlewpomt Neyertheless yvhen you are ln the company of th1s year s Sophomore Class offlcels let It be sa1d that trlendshlp YVlt and chalacter are prevalent All of them comblned fo1m a wo1 thy foursome capable ot hmdhng the respons1b1l1t1es that have been so duly placed upon the11 shoulders As the fall sllpped by Slglli of yymter became oby1ous After re turnmg flom the holldays one thought occupled the mmds of the Sophomores the annual dance After much antlclpatlon and walt mg through yvhat seemed an end less perlod the b1g nlght fmally ar rlved It yvas January nmeteenth The eyenmg turned out to be cusp yet pleasant The Sophs dldnt fa1l to suppolt then class fo1 the attendance yvas large feellng of l1ghthea1tedness pre y uled ey elywhele Page tu eufy nzne , - , ' 9 7 v ' ' ' 1 1 ' v 1 an 77 5- 5 I L A - . ' 04 v 1 K ' 1 K it ,, ' ,' , 4 1 c X. 1' , , , 3 , , I , 2 . , ,. .K L, . Y '1 l l Y ' ' 1 I - 1 c 1 , K ' C 'lv , ' 1' . A z ' . ' 'c' g 1 - 1' . . ' , ' 3 , , - C ', s s z S 2 Q, - S ' 2 ' ' . ., .', . 1 z - - - s ax n , ff z , , ' ' 1 1 I . . . v I 1 1 1 1 ' ' I . . N 1 1' ' . v 1 . , 1 Q - v I ' t . ' K v . ' 1 11 ' ' - 'i ' l 1 , c K 1 ' l V 1' 2 . ' 2. . I . -S V ,S h C L1 2 1 1 K . . . ,' ' ' as ,U a SIJIHS-Chllllllg' mystery, The Lear- S1211 Of fflelldly approval- 1101111113 ' ' ', Q ,V - r K s n 1 N 1 ' 1 U - 9 9 . cc, as ' . ' K K r 1 1 ' . Y A 7 A1 ' I ' 1 vk1 7 Sf, ' 7- 1 ' 1 -1 1-1 lk' ' ' ,Q kv K 2 'I' I' Kiki . A il , . nil I I I , 1 l K Y- N ' 'V . . 4 A n A Y , . . 1 1 1 ' ' ' f A , 1 1 4 ' 1 . . Q a ' N 1 V 1 1 ' Y . K L K 7 K 1 1 1 1 ' 7 ', - , K K u . , . , . . ' ' A 5 Y . - I V . V - c 1' c 1 - ' 1 . . ' , ' 1 l L , . ' ' ' 1 1 1 1' , as as L Y 1 7 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 Y ' 7 ' 1 ' 1 1 , u L Y ' ' ' ' Y ' ' 1 1 1 . . . 1 U - 1 l ' ' G . ' ' 1 1. ' 1 1 v 1 I -I u 7 C . ,