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

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LILLIAN ABEL Maybe the continuous song on Lou's lips is due to the fact that she likes singing for her supper. ELEANOR ADAMSKY Eleanor is another one of the girls who are wearing rings on their third finger, left hand. SHERMAN BABCOCK Although Bab puts up a gruff front, we all know he's as sincere as can be, especially about aero- nautics. JOHN BARDZIK Johnny will have to learn to con- trol his blushing because people might think he's bashful. ANNA BIRKNER In spite of the fact that Ann seems very meek, she really has a mind of her own, especially on the subject of homework. GEORGE BISCAHA George is happiest when he's teas- ing someone, but we like him be- cause he can take it as well as dish it out. Page twenty-two ..4....-ns....4.s.....-.,,- Y, . , ELOISE BLAKE Comedians come and comedians go, but Eloise fpronounced Eloysej puts them all to shame. OLGA BLOCK A good way to discover some of the advantages of being deter- mined is to watch Olga in action. ROSE BLONDEK Rosie's im agin a tion , efficiency, even temper, and sunny disposi- tion, have made her a leader in her class. ELIZABETH BOBACHER No matter which of her many moods Betty's in, she can always put us in a good mood by imitat- ing others. VIOLET BOSWELL V has a great many enviable qualities, but the best by far is her friendly attitude towards every- one. ARNOLD BOTTARI Arnold appears to be a quiet, stu- dious young man, but see what happens when you talk Navy to him. ' f- -nan-I-A fn'

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Some students who plan to continue their education as a means of preparing for the future find their time occu- pied trying to determine which college will best suit their needs. As this year has offered ideal opportunities for investigating the mysteries of the future, we have tried to talte advantage of them. ln case we wish to recall our struggles through our courses, this is an appropriate place to record our trials, tribula- tions, and moments of elation, some of which are pictured on this page. linglish IV made us appreciate our own American literature, while Problems of American Democ- racy offered many opportunities for heated arguments. The commercial students will never forget the thrilling race with time to complete their jobs , while those who had the privilege of enjoying chemistry will never forget tht- new and interesting discoveries that every meeting brought. There were those who dared fand were about to die?j to tackle trigonometry and solid geometry, two good experiences in hard mental work that brought an unexcelled feeling of elation when a problem was well solved. Some girls took an interesting course in child care which will probably prove valuable in the future. All pre-induction courses, including a good foundation in aeronaulics, were also offered. Economics meant lots of studying to avoid staying in, while commercial law was lots of fun. As in the past years, there was also the oppor- tunity to become proficient in the use of foreign tongues. The subjects offered to tts Seniors were the most interesting of all and we tried to appreciate them. We could go on t'ecording every little detail indefinitely, because each detail means so much, but most Seniors need no reminder of these precious moments and of each other. XVe are now leaving the halls of East Rutherford High School and are embarking on a future that we hope will be as happy as our past. W - ff X- g , X t i-Qui: X qi- ' 70470 in ff ti 406-if N ,-, c if 'iff W 1' 'N 'flfljf l tr I n yi , f ',Q w ff if x. Y ' it T rirt l' if' ryi, Qi, i t mfs -4 l' S'ES I BEVIE lllllili YOU Slill Tllli FUTURE BUSINFSS XWOMEN, CARPIENTIZRS, MECHANICS, SCIIZNTISTS, HOMI MAKI RS AND MATHIQMATICIANS PRIZPARING THIZMSELVES TO BECOME THIZ BIZST IN THEIR I II I I S

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HERBERT BRUCKER Herbert's little black book must be quite full by now, for we hear hc's always swapping addresses with someone. ALBERT CHRISTENSEN We're sure Albert's quiet, re- served manner will make him as well-liked in the Army Medical Corps as he was in school. DORIS CHRISTIAN Because of Dot's carefree attitude, life is one continuous game that is interesting and full of fun. NORMAN CHRISTIANA Jake likes running errands for teachers, he says. fIt's less worri- some to be able to wander with a legitimate excuse.j JAY c1sER If you've got work to do, keep away from Jay, for his quips may prove very distracting. JAMES CLARKSON The fans may not have noticed jim on the football field, but the opposing team certainly did. ' 'J MARIE CONTI Marie'-s talents are greatly varied, we know, but she seems partial to being a majorette. ROBERT CRESCENTA It's really a treat to find a person as good-natured and loyal to school, country, and friends as Bob. DONALD DEGERDON Donald is super-quiet around school, but when he drops his reti- cence you'll find him lots of fun. JAMES DERMODY Is it Jim's blush or his friendly smile that makes him so popular with young and old alike? RUTH DISCEPOLA Ronnie's glamorous appearance is mighty deceiving, for she'll be quite an asset to any odice. FRANK DOMBROWSKI Two virtues of Frank's that can- not be overlooked are his depend- ability and conscientiousness. Page twenty-three