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

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and Mrs. Tiedemann: Mathematics: Mrs. Pons and Mrs. Swope: Social Science: Miss Dexheimer, Mr. Kantz, Mrs. Lipton. Miss O'NeiIl. and Miss Sarro: Music: Mrs. De Vries Art: Miss Christie: Household Arts: Mrs. Aussicker and Miss liartleg Mechanical Drawing and Shop: Mr. Gaodyear: Physical 'I'raining: Mrs. O'Neal, Mrs. King, Mr. lfittipaldi, and Mr. Mahon. Mrs. Col- luinbien is school nurse, and Miss Davis is school li- bi arian. Time is also found to get to know the students on a liriendly basis through participation in extra-curri- cular activities. Club advisers are: Keyette Club, Miss Salerno and Miss liartleg Key Club, Mr. Nicholas and Mr. Goodyear: Tri-Y Club, Mrs. Lariclts and Mrs. Montgomery: Science Club, Miss Stoll: Art Club, Miss Christie: Athletic Association, Mr. Kant! and Mr. Mahon: Ciirls I..'atler, Mrs. O'Neal: Dramatic, Miss llol'l'tnang Student Council, Miss Dexheimer: Sigma Alpha Phi. Mrs. Swope: Quill and Scroll, Mrs. Uamong lea Leaf, Miss Ile Vries: Triangle, Miss Gardner and Miss Zimmerman. Mrs. De Vries directs the Glue Club and Orchestra: Miss Sarro, the Maiorettcs: and Mrs. Sears, the Cheerleaders. Mr. O'Neal ei-aches the Cross Country team, while Mr. Mahon and Mr. lfittipaldi coach other major sports. Class advisers are Miss U'Neill, lfreslimen: Mrs. Tielinann, Sophomoresg Miss W'est and Miss Salerno, Juniors: Mrs. IJAILY ROUTINIQ IQIQGINS Phelps and Miss De Vries, Seniors. Miss XVest and Mrs. Phelps also coach the junior and Senior plays. Miss Davis worlts in close conjunction with the Library members of our school system who are now in service, Stall, while Miss Libby is in charge of XVar Bond sales namely Anthony liarron, Joseph Costa, W'illiam lfigcn- and Mr. Kant! is custodian of school funds. Mrs. rauch, George Brehmc, Donald Rodimer, Harry john- Atissicker always lends a helping hand whenever her son, Charles Leigh, and Victor D'Amore. W'e wish culinary arts are desired. We also wish to honor those them a speedy return. .Sftll1Jil1,q: C. Goodyear, V. Gardner, lf. O'Neal, L. Libby, L. Fittipaldi, C. Pons, M. Zimmer- mann, Ci. Lipton, EI. Mahon. Silliugf Hoffman, Salerno, lf. Tiedemann. A. Phelps, M. Montgomery, D. U'Neill, H. Stoll. W. l7eVries.

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lu Sfdlldillgl F. Nicholas, L Sarro, H. Barrle, L. Damon, H. O'NeaI, M. DeVries, C. West, A. Swope, R. Kantz. Siffing: L. Larricks, M. Davis, M. Dexheimer, N. Christie, L. Sears, E. Collumbien, M. Aussicker. INTELLIGENCE I2:00! TIMIZ OUT !l4' VOR CHOW fvn We think of our faculty as the commissioned oHicers of our encampmcnt at school because we Iook toward them for guidance in every phase of school Iife. They train us basicaIIy so that we may emerge from our preparation period ready to face what awaits us. In our high school system, there are various departments, with several instructors in each to attend to the needs of the student body. The Commercial Depart- ment includes Miss Gardner, Mrs. Laricks, Miss Libby, Mrs. Montgomery, Miss Salerno, and Mrs. Sears, EngIish: Mrs. Damon, Miss De Vries, Miss Hoffman, Miss Sarro, Miss XVest, and Miss Zimmerman: Languages: Miss O'NeiII, Mrs. PheIps, Miss Sarto. Miss West, and Miss Zimmerman, Science: Mr. Nicholas, Mr. O'NeaI. Mrs. Pons, Miss Stoll,

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THE IIIUTA T Silcncc rcigns wi1l1ou1, hut not within! YOLl'l'C 1llWLlyS surc to find Vicc-l'1'i11cip.1l Clayton llitchncr i11 l1is oflicc cliccking thc legality of SOlUL'0l1C'S cxcusc, or looking for pcoplc who 1111- A.W'.O.l,. from Q1 class. lt's not Lll1LlSLlL1l I0 scc .1 long linc-up outsidc this ollicc, for lilac 1111 .lLliLll.ll'lf, Mr. l'liLcl111c1' is co11f1'o11luLl with all disciplin111'y work. INIJUCTIZES ll VICE-PRINCIPAI, HITCHNER IIIE1'-IIE-UA I' I,1l!jf' ll4'4'I1'1' Mr. Vincent Zicc.111li's position ns gLllCl.ll1CL' director is of thc same ll'l1p0l'lLll1CC .ls that of an nidc-dc-c11111p. Xvrllll l1is 11ssis1.1111:u, wc Llccidc which suhjccts will hcst pru- pnrc us for thc vocation of o111' choicc .ind through his guidance 11111ny of us Lll'L' placed in positions .iftcr lC.lX'll1g school. Mr. Hcnry Hcnsch, our 11111-11d.111cc olliccr, is seldom sccn in his ollicc, for hc is usually out checking up O11 thosu who 111'c NW. O.I,. from school.