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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

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SIDE SHOWS Athletic Associations, Quill and Scroll, 42, Student Government, 43, Library Staff, 42, Art Club, Science Club, 45, Tri-Y, 46, Keys, Keyettes, 47, Orchestra, Glee Club, Band, 48, Triangle, 49, Majorettes, Cheer-- leaders, 50, Dramatic Club, 51, Senior Play, 52, Junior Play, 53, Freaks, 54. mls PRODUCTION STAFF sl. Preli, R. Carnevale, Miss J. Salerno, Faculty Adviser, J. Naegele. The completion of the 1945 TliA I..liAl was done by the undy- ing efforts of its staff, the help of the faculty, the pupils who so willingly accepted our book, and all the others who helped make it the success it is. The excellent photography was done by the T1-1A l.15Ai- s greatest friend, Mr. Joseph Gisler. His patience and skill in acquiring the precious materials that he so freely gave to us will never go unappreciated. To our artist of the day, Richard Carnevale, goes our warmest thanks. We will not forget the salesmen who aided us when they were most needed, by boosting homeroom sales. We of the staff will always remember our days in high school, especially the days we spent working and having fun together. No, it was not all work. If you could have been there to see our funniest moments which occurred when it was time to write poems for the seniors, try- ing to find out all we could about each one, you would agree that there was lots of pleasure mixed with this work. The staff was divided into the following sections: Editor in Chief, June Prelig Photography, Lenore Kemling, John Neagleg Advertise- ment, Doris Gray, Margaret Clark, Business, Ann Petraccag Literary, Ethel Stead, jean Russ, Wilmington Searsg Art, Richard Carnevaleg Faculty Adviser, Miss J. Salerno. D. Gray, W. Sears, I.. Kemling, M. Clark. Leff lo Rigbf: P. Westdyke, A. Petracca, E. Stead, J. Russ ITS 'WE SALUTE Ikeda Qlfemiaw of aut Maha fhnme M fm la lecoww STAR PERFORMERS he cz 9000130 einfdfill Q., F- fn 1. . ?' x 1 5 .yilgm Y xl 1 I ' s,x k, Q ,X X5 . . U.. , - ., 14 ,,:,,.gf: , 3, wXf',,1 'muh' Fhkfl ': ..- ' .1 'I .1 w lei , 'I rl I1 11' Y 'T 'V Ma. rqffzecf 4664! .... A 391 x 5 CT -1 1 l 5 I ..lv Page eiylll 233 GENERAL MANAGER In his position as General Manager, Mr. Alfred liaust keeps a sturdy. guiding hand over the entire school system of our community. His advice is always more than welcome, and we like his sincere manner of talking. Un a whole we do not see Mr. Faust too often. However, when we do, his appearance and disposition are always the same. He may appear stern but really, he's not at all harsh! He certainly is the man to manage our Big Top. To the students of East Rutherford High School, Mr. Ifaust's office is one of the busiest places within the school. Because of his close Contact with the Board of Ifducation. all final rules are relayed to us through his othce. Teachers come in and out daily hoth to deposit and to receive important notices and mail from the mailboxes. Miss Virginia Ranges is our General Managerxs competent secretary. Her winning per- sonality has made her a favorite of many students and she is also one of the main links in producing that excellent paper, The lfighting Triangle , for our hoys in service. Ma. Qeaaqe fbieawedzlea .... n nn ,hd hi f, X I f Q E Y D 2-1 CE- , 'rm Q., C., M fs-D E GENERAL DIRECTOR Mr. George Dierwechter is our General Director, because he directs not one student, but generally speaking, all of us. As principal of our High School, Mr. Dierwechter brings forth the rules and sets the way to maintain them. The word Principal, always seems to frighten students, but anyone who has sat and talked with Mr. Dierwechter in his cflice has found him a very interesting person, capable of handling all our problems and wholeheartedly behind all our anticipations. Here is another busy office. Mrs. Martha Hawkins, our General Director's Secretary, is more than efficient in handling the work that passes daily through these portals. One important task is the controlling of the periods and the ringing of the bells. All records, both of students and teachers, are kept up to date in this ofhce. Anyone with something new or troublesome, comes to see Mr. Dierwechter, but he handles each problem or suggestion with time, perseverance, and care, finally doing what would be expected of a General Director. f9.1.,.'f. . 17? 9 1 pr-u Tofu Razr: Gcorgc Binl, Board Architcctg lfrcd liigcnrnuchg lfrcd Grossbohling Anthony P.lDd0l'fQ Harold bl. llollcnlwcck. -I. tl. A. Hoscnloppg liullom Rout Alfrcd S. IIJLISI, Supervising Principalg Lillian Burk. Acting Sccrctaryg II.ll'l'f lJ'lXl110I'L', Prcsidcntq Raymond H. IJLIIILIPLOI1, Board Attorncyg Robert C. Coclmarg Anthony QI. l..lLld.llU. lNlcmlwcr not in Picturc Dr. Orlin V. XVry. DIRECTORS .J Pugv fvu Imfl In Rilqlnl: M. DuVries, AI. Hoffman, D. Scott, C. Pons, M. Lconhnrd, L. Damon, H. Bartlc, XV. DcVrics, H Wyckoff, tl. Salerno, M. Montgomery, D. Cnhoon, H. Stoll, L. Scars. A X ,,.-f--'x ,-,,..,-5 1..- .JSH .f'lloRilql1f: I.. Libby, A. tl llmclps, If. UNL-nl. lf. W.1g- nur, V. Gardner, M. Zim- merman, li. O'Nc.1l. .s+,.,1pzm ang. .A ,,l,4-s. lffl In Kigfll: KI. Mahon, IT. U Niclmlas. Cf. Guodyc.1r, R. Kamv, LMA fi., mv. .nm W.-. a.. ...WL L QI . ' Af 4 My Imfl in Rilqfrf: M. Dcxl1cin1v.'l Swopc, Ii. l7'Amnto, C W'ust, li. Grosslmhlin. I. S.1rro, If. Ticdcmnnn, A .g--fn-1 ,-1 5. yx Vw WK E' fm. ekyfdlt allafczwm, RINGMASTER f wi v IX TECHNICAL DIRECTORS Mr. XVIIICCHI LlCC.lI'Lil. fvlllnh -W if if-f I I DISPLAY 2 I I afTfW WILLIAM KEAY just take a bit of cleverness, Add laughter that's very gayg Put it all together, There you have it: Billy Keay. ANN PETRACCA A girl who's dressed the very best, Is what they say of Anng She's very neat and so petite, Oh yes-she'll get her man. Page fourteen PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER WILMINGTON SEARS Willy's one ambition, In the future some sweet dayg Is to make Lenore his very own, So she can't run away. ARTHUR EDWARDS Arty is a little squirt, Most anyone will say, But Audrey thinks he's quite a guy And brother! that ain't hay. AUDREY ANDERSON Andy is a little gal, Who swoons at Frank not Bingg Now don't you get the wrong idea This Frankie doesn't sing. ELEANOR BARDZIK When Elly smiles those smiles of hers We know that they are true. So consider yourself a lucky guy, Whenever she smiles ai FRANK BERGE rankie and Johnny were sweeth-carts 1 The words go along. LXNOW we know it's Frankie and Millie, But who wants to write a new song? 12.5 SFS' sf' 9' .beg ,f ai W Qs NF' JANICE BOGERT The last four letters of Janice Are a perfectly true description, And for hearty fun and laughs galore Janice is our prescription. JANE BREXEL You've seen her in a motherly role Many times on the stage, Wc're sure it's only her ability For it's nothing to do with her age. WILLIAM BURKHARDT A merchant seaman Burk will be, That is fine and dandy. But somehow we can't picture him Where there are no girls handy. PAUL ANZELMO Silence is golden Goes the saying: But for Paul to talk We all keep praying. VINCENT BASSANI Some like 'em short, Some like 'em tallg Vinny isn't particular, He likes 'em all. ga eff- 'HH BETTY All Some folks like Rembrandt, O.. vb,c7 ' Some folks like Petty, N 5 But when it comes to us folks, We like Betty. Q Q FRANK BRADY Frankie Brady is Our Johnny on the Spot. Work we know he'll never shirkg This virtue means a lot. RAYMOND BRINGMAN Did our high school for the most, At least that's what they say, But for a friend who's full of fun We'll take Ray any day. HENRY BUTRYN Butch is always ready To say No and disagree And when he starts to argue No one's as good as he. Page fifteen GILBERT CARLEVARO Gilbert Carlevaro is his name, But we just call him Chubby. He's full of fun, jokes, and stuff, And never, never, snubby. NORMAN CASSELLA Norman, may we call you A handsome Casanova? Now! don't seem so surprised, You just think it over. WINIFRED CATHEY The doors of fame shall open wide When Winnie enters in, And proud they'll be to claim her As their own beloved kin. GENEVIEVE CIPOLLA Sweet Genevieve Quotes a famous song, And if compared with this sweet miss, That song's not far from wrong. ,Z ,lf-7 I- , ,1 J Mfr, wi 'JI Ctr A .5 1, ,, 1 Sf-0 4 ,I J-, I fjiiclt' CLARKSON , j IH Jaskis a sportsman through and through 'f J'-I A real all American guy. jr ,fl lnlsports lit he participates It's ays do or die. T l FRANK CONNERTON The name of this little Irishman Is Stinky as you know, His friendly smile and joking jests Keep him always on the go. Page sixteen RICHARD CARNEVALE An ordinary pencil, A set of sweeps and swerves, Richy shows the boys his work, Boy, has she got curves! ROBERT CASSELLA Bob wasn't with us very long Before the Navy took him. When we saw him home on leave He certainly did look trim. THEODORE CHECKAN Drawing seems to be Chick'e whim He does it, Oh so well! And when it comes to spreading cheer Our Chick is really swell. MARGARET CLARK Of all the girls we know named Marge Our Marge is quite the best. In everything she undertakes, She outshines all the rest. IRVING COLE At football games and dances too Coley gets attention, We know that it's his wavy hair QI-Iis car we dare not mention.j THERESA CONTI Here is a girl whose talents are many A mellow voice has sheg Her heart she's given to the army Who can the soldier be? FRANK CONTRERAS In merchandising, Frank has fun We often wonder why. But who couldn't. with an .ill girl class And just one other guy. MARIAN COWEN Marian has us guessing Every minute of the day. But have you seen her baseball? That proves it's Billy Keay. PAULINE CZECH Sports, parties, and dances, Pauline is a welcome member. Her purse is always with her, This fact we will remember. GEORGE DEGERDON A lab is Georgc's second home, He lits right in the picture, Inks and vnrnishes are his tools To make a perfect mixture. ROBERT DOLINOY A gentleman on the shy side Is Bob Dolinoy. Though quiet and conservative He really is some boy. DORIS FERRARO l There's nn old saying Smiles win the way Md df Rem be ' yways 04 ule is s ga . f ,Lf W DORIS COSENTINO So sweet, so nice, Doris blushes that way. It's really becoming, Whatever you say. RUTH CRAWFORD We can't call Ruth quiet But I guess she's rather shy. We always see her with the girls N0 boys cause her to a sigh. ANNE DE COTIS Our class wouldn't be complete Without Anne within it. She's everything we could want We need her every minute. HELEN DISCEPOLA Although she's quite efficient Don't get Helen wrong, For when there's time for merriment Thatis where she belongs. MARION DRAGOTTA While in school Marion writes Letters of Steno IIQ But when writing at her home Her letters are G. I. true. FRED FORTHMANN Some great men we all do know Washington is the Hrst man, Lincoln is the second man, Roosevelt is the third man, Pcfxfrtgidy is the Forthmann. K-A2 2tW,Q.M5l.wW... ff mga, AJM MW A save teen AUGUST FRAGASSE Zoot suit, Reap pleat, Solid Man, Auggic's beat! EVELYN FUSARO With her casual manner, Her disposition sweet, Ev is a friend to have, And, indeed, ll treat! JANIS GERBER Nursing will be her profession, When she leaves E. R. H. S. Good luck, good fortune to you, Janis, We know you'll make one of the best. JAMES HADRAVA jim now wears the Navy Blue, We sure do miss that boy! Laughter followed wherever he went, His aim was spreading joy. ELEANOR HENRY Our band is led by Eleanor She's quite a majorette. As long as we have her to strut, We shall never have to fret. MARIE HILD Designing clothes for models, Marie is up to parg Today they're for a manikin, Tomorrow for a star. MADELINE FRAGASSE To seek her is an honor. To know her is fl pleasure. For Madeline's friendship Is a deeply-valued treasure MARY GARABEDIAN Efficiency is Mary's motto, A position to hold high. She'll never lack in anything, Or cause her boss to sigh. DORIS GRAY Sweet and very dainty, A girl with lots of charmg To make the picture more complete, Put a man within her arm. ISABELLE HELLYER When it comes to acting, Bella lives the part, And the audience loves to see her, For Dramatics is her art. EDWARD HENSCH We can't say he's daring, Z 2 We can't say he's shyg But Ed causes a gleam, z , In any girl's eye. ff HELEN HOBIN Watch Helen jitterbug, And marvel at the view, Her steps are very tricky, Her rythrQn's ylid too! 52357 Page eighteen ei ' 10392, JAMES HOLE jim's initials are the opposite Of the famous Harry jamesg But his trumpet mellows out Sweet notes very much the same. JUNE HOLLERBACH You hear a sweet operator, Over your telephone. The voice is not deceiving, june is just like her tone. WILLIAM HUMPHREYS Nothing out of ordinary He's just Our Bill , But we'd never want to trade him For any other Will. THERESA IMPERIALE Her carefree manner Her casual trend Has found Terry Many a friend. DOROTHY JANTZEN Never on time, Dot must run all the wayg Using most of her energy, Leaves her quiet all day. VICTORIA KAISER Hello, Bubbles from the left, Hi, Vicky from the right, If we ever should get technical lt's Victoria that's in sight. , g py MARIE I-IOLLENBECK Hollie says she doesn't give A darn about romanceg But watch her blue eyes sparkle At any one in pants. DOLORES HROBAK Dolores keeps our teachers Right up on their toes. She always has a question And not any answer goes. BERTHA HURTAK This dark-haired miss Couldn't start a riot, For Bertha is a bit shy Plus being very quiet. nf W WWW! QM H, V JACK gF e to nL3Q ll ails this fri galg Always willing to help out mf! Ol is one swell pal. - AD ff, , o ' e Phitty Voted wng As anyone an plainly see Nothing gets him down. LENORE KEMLING Lenore is always pleasant, She's never gruff or snappyg Some day in the future, She'll make Willy very ha , V Qv:M a- 1-40 'b' V' gy xE:'J'Sj,,.v ' M A sf-P ,N . Page nineteen JOAN KLEY An all-around girl, Describes Joan to a Tug A regular live wire, Don't you agree? MICHAEL KOCZWARA Airplanes and such, Is Mickey's favorite dish. To rate in the Army Air Corps, Has always been his wish. .xjl Y' if' RV N'Xx Q ' U u f MARION KOUBA ' Ukuiforms appeal to us all L . K ' Er? ji il'But they're Marian's special dish. I 'or haf' to be as happy as now, ' 7 Is our parting wish. ML 6 ' .flip 4 TIN Ol A or clothes an res? if Please!! Do ' 1 . nd! These figu ,: ' f ,I , and olid, Of whic . ty has c mand. .Wg li Y Qvxl LN H I IRVING LAMPMANN 'Y Xu Always dependable, ' . K I Always on the beamg . , . i A grand rooter for our team. r UA E if KY Irv is one fine fellow, W I ,Y BLANCHE LE GRAND Blanche seems like such a quiet girl She never makes much noise. But have you seen her after school? She's always with the boys. Page twenty MARIANNE KMETZ Marianne is true to Lee, Her Marine, who's overseasg But if she flirts a tiny bit, You must excuse it please. MARGARET KORT Marge is a blonde As everyone can secg Not from Bottled Sunshine It's natural as can be. FRED KUECHENMEISTER Cook is off to win the war, Take this, for 'tis no rumor. He sure will do the Army good, With his fine sense of humor. BETTY LAMBERT I could make a wager That Betty will go places. Not step by step, But by exuberant paces. AGNES IQANDY When Agnes is in school She's happy and very gay, But this isn't very often For home she'd rather stay. ELEANOR LESNOWICZ Eleanor's a girl we hear little about, What might the reason be? Perhaps the boys in E. R. H. S. Don't appeal as well as HE. HENRY LIEGEOIS His lazy appearance, Is deceptive to all. For when it comes to labor, I-Ienry's right on the ball. ff 1655 DOMINICK LONGOJ A boy who's very nice to know, Q ,, Some say he's rather shy, SVN But if you know him very well, J You're sure to question why. MURIEL MacFARLANE Mure and Bill sure make a pair, They are a perfect twosome. Bill comes dashing on the run, When she calls, Hey, Gruesome! HELEN MASBETH A wee bit on the short side, But Helen does all right. Her favorite sport is to ride a horse, Any day or night. IRIS MCMILLEN Iris the flower, Iris the girl, Now you guess thc one That makes Bob swirl. WALTER MEYER Always in there plugging The Co-Captain of our team. What always makes him play so hard? Could be our cheerleader jean. . .Q AMW DOROTHY LIVA Flips, cart wheels and turn-overs Are easy to do, says Dot , She does them when she's cheerin , Wllpch helps our te 'sginghllix lor . , . 'Midi 9 AUDREY LUTZ Cn the border line of Carlstadt, Audrey Lutz does live. She goes to East Rutherford High School, But to Woodridge her heart she'd give. BW Jiffy Wy' DAVID MAHALICK Davie's middle name is fish, You see he swims like one. XVhile we struggle, sink, and drown, To him, it's just plain fun. ADELE IYIAYER When working, Adele is lucky, She listens to records all day. XVe would call this some pleasure, But Dell gets a weekly ,uv 035' 'M' 'any HELEN ch?ETRO . Helen isn't very big, In height alone we mean. For if our class could run the school, Our Helen would be dean. THERESA MITCHELL What would Wallington fellows do, If Theresa wasn't so kind? Her homework is always correct, Lending it out she doesn't mind. Page twenty-one ADELE MOORE To those who've never known her, Dell seems a little quiet, But when you get acquainted, She really is a riot. WILHELMINA MOTZ Mina has the talent, That no one can denyg To act, to write, to sing a bit, This girl will sure get by. JOHN NAEGELE To dauble in the insect world, Is Johnny's future aimg And someday he will enter The emblazoned Hall of Fame. JAMES O'HARA To stay in bed or go hunting, ls Jimmy's greatest delight, As long as he can stay ahead, Or out of Mr. Hencsh's sight. EDWARD ORLANDO Remember that boy from Moonachie Eddie, so handsome and shy? Well, Uncle Sam's Navy has him now, Bet he catches many an eye. JOHN PAPA Carefree and happy, Always full of fun, Johnnie and his little truck, Forever on the run. Page twenty-two H ay' Q .M J if .ae- Q 1 E at . QA, 1 fx X .4 , , JOSEPH MORRIS In our Senior Class, Joc's shyest of them all. But someday he'll surprise us, Then, how the girls will fall. ALEXANDER MUSZYNSKI In making a poem for Alex, We had a difficult timeg Because his last name, Muszynski, Simply wouldn't rhyme. CHARLOTTE NYMAN Charlotte never bothers much With boys it always seems. Uncle Sam has a priority ,On the man who's in her dreams. JUNE OLIVA You saw her in the Junior Play, She played the little Brat, That's just because she looks so small Our Junie isn't like that. LW V' . FRANK P MIE UVM 1 Dig this cat, Who knocks us we A solid tooter, I Frank Palmieri. MILDRED PATETE Millie's long brown hair And her large blue eyes, Are the main reasons That cause men to sigh. GASPER PELLEGRINO Sparkling eyes, A nice big grin, Keeping scores, Is Gasper's whim. JOHN PIAZZA The Navy Uniform he wears Sport clothes are off his list. Still in those blues he looks so neat On this we all insist. JUNE PREL1 Most versatile is the word for June, This we can prove is so. But when we ask her what is best, She shouts, Bob Kunz her beau. KENNETH RAGO When spelled with an e Rego mean king , When spelled with an a It means the same thing. RUTH RAMP Miss Ramp, I think, we'll call her, For few of us know her well: But those who do, the lucky few, Claim Ruth is really swell. NICHOLAS RATTI Nick's old jallopy Is his pride and joy. It's the only thing he bothers with, N0 one else does he annoy. AUDREY PETTERSON How Audrey can keep her hair Looking so trim and neat, Is an unanswered question But more than that, a treat. 101-IN PRELI To earn money, John drives a truck, SOI guess you'd call us liars. We think he does it for enjoyment, On somebody clse's tires. DORIS PURNER Blondes, brunettes and redheads, Can be found anywhere, But a strawberry blonde is special, As a matter of fact, they're rare. ROBERT RAMOTH You've seen him sketching faces, Or acting out some part, Maybe cultured is the word, Cause Red sure loves the arts. WALTER RANGES Any girl would glance At a handsome gobg And even for more reason, When Walter's in the mob. RICHARD REICHARDT Rm. 113 was always a riot, With Richie in its midst, Now that he's in the Navy, Be darned if he's not missed. Page tweniy-three IDA RET Little things seem to bother Ida more and more. What would she ever do Whjlf no worries were at her door? 9 ff ta dse f Q T ' tugbirgfomplete, 3 My ilyrj very witty. Y ADELE SABAT To be the life of the party, Is not Adele's delightg She'd rather sit and listen, That girl is quite all right. PETER SALERNO Put Pete's brain upon a pedestal To hold high above the rest. For when it comes to knowledge, He is, by far the best. AUDREY SCHAFFERT On a basketball court she's super, On a dance floor she's divine, Aud can swim, and skate and act Do anything, and do it fine. ROBERT SCHNEIDER Bob excels in all his work, He certainly is a whizg If he stays as he is now, --...sw 11,- LEONARD RUBENSTEIN Leonard has that hearty laugh, He can always tell a joke. And when it comes to taking them, Our Len is Okey-doke. DAVID RUSSI Always running around, Finding bits of news, Dave is a regular go-getter, Friends he'll never lose. SYLVIA SADOWSKI Sylvia talks incessantly, Not quiet for a minute. W'henever there's a gab fest on, She's sure to be right in it. OLIVIO SARRACINO They say the girls all swoon, When Frankie they do hear, But let Olivio hear the Voice And a duet is sure to appear. RUTH SCHAFFERT Ruthy is a little girl, She's very sweet and shy, Her one big secret is a man, And to have that known she'd die. RUTH SCHROEDER What would the world be like Ifithcre weren't people like Ruth? Thwifs a friend worth having, Success will surely be his. F nothin ut the truth. ,Jfvv-Ov-fc, KM . O NLM Mlm if fy ' J C Xl 'Z l ' 57 ff 5 Page twenty-four V fm be 241' HILDA SCHWITTLICH We've never heard her raise her voice, It's always sweet and low. To hear it any louder, Is a thing we'll never know. ROSE SERAFIN In the business world, Rose will lead the way. Clerical work comes to her Quite easy, so they say. WILLIAM SILVAN Though he seems rather quiet, Will is quite the boy, So don't let him fool you, And decide he's rather coy. HELEN STASZEWSKI Helen seems to have a name, That no one can pronounce, Wait! someday she'll surprise us, And get one that can bounce. JOHN STECKOWICH You'll see John washing windows, Typing and writing too: In fact, they say there's no one thing, That Johnny can not do. .IOSEPHINE TURCZYN When a student seeks to find a book, jo guides him straight and true. And if you seek a friend, indeed, Jo's just the girl for you. i er Y L Q -1 IRENE SEMLER jest and Jokes, Describe Irene. Such a clown, We've never seen. FRED SESSELMAN I wonder if in the Navy, The WLIVCS will ever swoon, When Sess is iiia good mood, And decides that he should croon JULIA SPICKOFSKY Plenty of sweets and spices, Will capture a man's heart, Julia must know this, For cooking is her art. ETI-IEL STEAD Fun with you, We'll never forget, A sweeter girl, We've never met. LOIS THONACK By telling little jokes, Lois keeps everyone happy: She has a way all her own. For making corn sound snappy. PHYLLIS TURKOWSKI Ambitious and self-reliant, Phyllis tops them allg She'll climb the ladder of success, And never, ever fall. Page twen ty-five OLGA ULIONE Have you ever heard our Olga sing? She's a match for any crooner. But when it comes to hearing Bing, Shc's just another swooner. ELEANOR VANDER CLOSTER lil can be found At every single game: Cheering our boys on To victory and fame. DOROTHY VILLATA Pep, Vim, and Vigor With a personality plus, Anywhere, anytime, Dot's the girl for us. ROBERT VOLLACK Bob has a certain knack Of waving his hair just so! So never get L1 G. l. cut And spoil that wave? Please, No! PAUL WESTDYK Blond, blue-eyed, with a winning smile, That's our description of Paul, Whenever we want some work done right, lt's Paul who helps us all. ELIZABETH WURST Anthony died for Cleopatra, Paris fought for Helen of Troy. jimmy'd do the same for Betty And so would most any other boy. Page twenty-six MJfpw fylywfhggky VIVIAN VANCA f .iv V1 il our school orchestra, Or All-State Concerts, Her violin stands out, For Vivian is an expert. J , JANE VELLEKAMP A very thrifty lass, And energetic toog -Iane's always on the go, At finding something new. VINCENT VILLATA Never in a great big hurry, . Vinny take things in his stride, Someday soon hels sure to rush, When he's the Navy's pride. RUTH WANDER Sweet and very dainty, Is Ruth to perfection, Very few are found like her, Lon knows she's some exception JOSEPH WOJCIK No special girl Seems to interest Joe. He always says, l'm Nobody's Beau. FRANK ZEPPIERI Frank is just a little boy, He isn't very tall, When it comes to making noise l-le makes none at all. L , 'I QBL W W li ,il ,nl f N yy X xx fy rs , 0,, in 'X I f 4 xxx ,ll 5 1 I X I ii Y' , Q J, fit A V I X ' X i :ll 411 ,, g Ill ,' 1 ,H 1 I X OZ June Preli Betty Wurst Helen Hobin Ann Petrneca Dorothy Villatn Betty Binder Betty Binder Eleanor Bnrdzik June Preli Irene Semler Helen Hobin Jean Russ Marianne Kmctz Audrey Schaffert O O O 0 7 MOST VERSATILE BEST LOOKING BEST DANCER BEST DRESSED BEST PERSONALITY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS GENIUS DID E.R.H.S. FOR THE MOST DID MOST FOR E.R.H.S. CLASS CLOWN BEST BLUFFER FRIENDLIEST CLASS FLIRT CUTEST COUPLE Dorothy -Iantzen SHYEST Dorothy Villnta PEPPIEST June Preli BEST DRAG WITH FACULTY Helen Metropoulos BOOKWORM Vivian Vanca CLASS MUSICIAN William Koay Irving Cole Irving Cole Frank Palmieri James Hadrava Martin Kwasnoi Martin Kwasnoi Ray Bringmnn William Koay Russell Kaiser James Hadrava Irving Lampmann William Burkhardt Arthur Edwards Joseph Morris James Hudrnva Wilmington Sears Robert Schneider Frank Palmieri Page twenty-sevevz K 'nfarfviz - lwm7f,V4,,.,E ,y R b ,ff,,JE1.ig l . l :St vii' i Q2'?Jf,i,4d if ti- nf: 'b I S' x.- V' l Q 1 I W. H! . Q Y r V , af AJ ,A -3 fgi . I , f I I , I P A 1-. v- 'S In 5 . I . I ,- M , Mrhzz lg at' L 1 . , v X .F x, T ,1,'g.t?.1 , N54 X S Ja., . X '-fx M ',f-M ' ,ff .-K' ' . T' 11 , - ,, D ' , M, , - ' - - if-N f ,,, . - .Q f '- Qt , lar A in, w uf, ,9 .A Y ff, 5' iff, ,, A P- V+ A- 1,4 M ' L,, Aff? -K' V, ' 7, A Q il V - ' ' F ' , ,.' - . sf? Wf IE, 'R ik - mu- ' F' t. 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M . I . Q' ' -'ws V If 'n . V W . K , 141, It tix V 0 ff 'Q Y . 4 J-Sl? .:.x ' YA F 67ZV ' DISPLAY 3 HEY, HUHH Pg th ty ,- if , K. , J f I A' uf 5 A , I . 1 3, 4 . J 5 ff! P. ij iffy ' I tv' J ,S 3. 71 NJ 4 ,,'5dnRf? , .,?gs.,3gm 3 ,- 7: wig .' ig-F--V ' 'fifiqz 1 ,rss ,.ga MAKE THAT GOAL liast Rutherford started their annual football season off with a bang this year by knocking off their first three games with Passaic, Paterson Central, and Butler, two of which fPassaic and Centralj were conference games. Then came along our arch enemy, Garfield. Wlicther it was over-con- fidenee on our part, or a defiant Garfield team, or maybe .1 little of both, we shall never know, but what we do know is that the underdog Garfield took our shirt to thc tune of I9-13. Then after beating Lyndhurst 26-0, we went down to defeat at the hands of Clifton and then Paterson East- side. We came up to our final tilt on Thanksgiving Day with Lodi which ended in a 13-13 deadlock. BETWEEN HALVES Y-E-A TEAM! It is a good thing that football season started with the opening of school, or we might have lost some of our best men to Uncle Sam. As it is, these fellows will not be able to finish out this term in school. Being lost to the service are J. Hadrava, R. Reichardt, J. Wojcik, and probably many more before this book goes to print. Next year the line will be weakened by the loss of Wojcik, Morris, Meyer, Sesselman, Hadrava, Berge, and Villata, while the backfield will remain practically the same, losing only one man, J. Clarkson. So here's hoping we have a team next year, not only as good as this year's but maybe a little better. XX yf4,fg,gJ ,, L 'lwjll-K0lc': Mitchell, P. Morreale, -I. Moore, HfVChcval, Truscello. P. Ciiniluea, C. Elsasscr, W. MeAleese, H. Hansen ix. 'XAQ Semml Row: R. Reiehardt, P. Occhiuzzo, L. Mangone, A. Kaszak. T. Kondel, R. Gaidos, F. Berge, B. Parillo, M R Morris, lf. Arolan, R. Venturini. Third Row: Coach sl. Mahon, D. Hoskins, lf. Sesselman, R. Lahullier, Clarkson xl. Subda. -I. I-Iadrava, Sadei, W. Meyer, -I. Morris, S. Barone, A. W'atrel, Coach L. Ifittipaldi. lfonrfln Row: F. Henke N Bonkowski, H. Lambert, E. Cheval, V. Villata, Wojeik, E. Pulaski, W. Lupo, R. Steepy, S. Ycnlurini, D. Arata R. Johnanneman. Now we wouldn't want to close the football season with- out 'ivin 1 due credit to the fellows who made this football ' -in lv ls ' 'ffl ifil .' ,A .,Y'Z ,f - fs., team the success it was. I am speaking of the 1944 football lettermen. So without further ado here they are: Meyer, H ,- Watrel, Lahullier, Morris, Subela, Pulaski, Sesselman, I-Iadravn, Sadej, Wfojeik, Vill.1ta,Barone, Clarkson, Hoskin, 4 and Berge. So to you fellows whose last year this is, and to ,, I you others who will carry on, the best of luck from your Alma Mater. 'E INSTRUCTIONS GOAL! N,--ff' . aff: 'fy ',',- ,gg f J f X c f X N A xg 'X X til Q. lli A I 'lx fx- ! X W . . XXX XX Q X ,Z S I! l! 5: g MX Ex XXX I N ,j X 9 A 'A SSE . xx-S XX .--- X TEAM! TEAM! TEAM! Page thirty-four DOWN HE GOES SCRAMBLE Since a play by play description of East Rutherford's 1944 football season would be next to impossible, here is a sketch of how it went. Starting our season as usual with Passaic, we sent them reeling back in a stunning 19-0 defeat. Gaining confidence we took on Paterson Central in a night game and came out on top by a margin of 19-6. Then traveling to Butler we slashed our way to another 19-6 victory. By this time op- timists were seeing a great season for East Rutherford. This optimism suddenly lagged as an underdog Garfield eleven scored a 19-13 upset. After a week of practice Coaches Mahon and Fittipaldi had the team back in shape so that we crushed Lyndhurst with a score of 26-0. Then came the tangle with the Conference leader, Clifton. Al- though wc lost that close game 13-7, Clifton really knew that they had a fight on their hands. Again the next week we slipped and went down to defeat at the hands of Pater- son Eastside with the score of 24-13. Then on Thanksgiving Day we traveled to Locli's Cavallo Stadium only to be held to a 13-13 deadlock on a muddy gridiron. A lot of credit for this season should go to Coaches Mahon and Fittipaldi for bringing into action some new surprise plays that befuddled our opponents. s X x t X Ml 13. rl LONG DISTANCE PLEASE! In summing up the Cross Country season we have to give praise to Coach O'Neal, Manager D. Degerdon, and to thc nine lettermen for a hard fought, if not a prosperous season. The nine winged foot fellows are Kologe, Kilian, Wfalter, Meineke, Harris, Bowie, -Ianeczko, Luscombe, and Fuelling. Most of these fellows are veterans of long standing but there are a few new ones who showed up very well for the first year. Now to give you an idea of how the season ran, let's look over the schedule faced by our harriers. They started off the season by losing a tough match to Paterson Eastside on our home course by a 28-Z7 margin. Next came Rutherford to beat us in a hard fought meet also, 28-27. However, we got revenge for this: we invaded Rutherford on their course, ran roughshod over them to the score of 40-15. We traveled to Newark to meet St. Michaels and again romped off to a 38-17 victory. Meeting Kearny on their home grounds, we sent them to a 38-I7 defeat. As the season started to draw to a close, we went down to defeat in the next four con- secutive meets with South Side of Newark, Paterson East- side, and then twice in a row, to Passaic. Nimble feet covering yards of track, young healthy lads clad in their beloved school colors, maroon and gray, make rw-1 s........-,, LEAP-FROG up our sure-footed cross country team. Hours, days, and weeks of continual practice give them the ability to run their races without slowing down. You can well see how true that must be, because aren't the majority of people ready to drop after a block's sprint? They ran right through all this, encountered victories and defeats with wings on their feet and with hope in their hearts. Witlaout the glory that football and basketball bring, this team ran on to victory for our Alma Mater. lfirsf Knut l. Adler, E. Landis, J. Bowie, P. Ifuelling, -I. Kovacs. M. Kmetz. Seroml Ron: G. Kilian, K. Wgtlter, J. Kologe, Coach H. O'Neal, H. Meineke, F. -ILlI1CClli0, R. Luscombe. il F 5x ,- f Q, '.-. Lf .wr-' .-Vs. M513 FREE FOR ALL ALMOST MADE IT Prvge lliirty-si.r CAGEY WILDCAfI'S Our Cagey Wildcats started off the season in true form with a narrow victory over a veteran Lynd- hurst squad. However, our' next two games, with Lodi and the Alumni were disappointing, but not disheartening. Determined to win, our Cats showed their ability by clawing up a victory score of 31-26 over the powerful Rams who had beaten us only two weeks before. Now we faced a confident Iiastside team, to receive an expected drumming. Onward our fighting team rolled, meeting stiff opposition from Passaic's Indians and Central's Colts. Facing unde- feated Clifton ended in a defeat, but also in a deter- mination to do better next time. Then the Boiler- makers met us, and their narrow victory on us didn't dampen our spirits, for when we met I.yndhurst's Golden Bears, we routed them with a score of 43-20. Again our fighting spirit proved itself by a one point victory over the Galloping Ghosts of Eastside. Per- haps bad shooting was the cause of our defeat to the Indians, but this was ovcrcome by an overwhelm- ing victory over Central. Meeting the Mustangs set us back again, but encouraged by the coming Jam- boree, we attacked the Boilermakers with renewed spirit and upset them to the tune of 45-24. I liirxl Rolf: l. 1.ampm.1nn, manager, il. Subda, T. Kondel, Brune, G. lellegrino. Srrullil Iifllfl Clarkson, B. D The annual Jamboree, sponsored by the Passaic Valley Con- ference, got underway February 20, at Paterson Eastside High School. We played first, facing the Indians who had given us severe trouble earlier in the season. Passaic started off fast, but our backboard bandits came out on top with a score of 32-14. A few nights later our team met unde- feated Clifton. Wllela the smoke cleared, our fellows had shown the fight was not in vain for the tolling of the score showed we had beaten unbeatable Clifton by a score of 33-31. liastside Ghosts were next on the list. We lost that hard fought game by 26-34. Disappointed as we were, no one could lflame the team for they tried their best. The outcome of this game put us in second place in the Jam- boree and tied us for third place with Eastside in the Con- l-L'l'L'I1CL'. llals olli to Coach liittipaldi and the line job he did in whipping the boys into shape. The managers, Gasper Pel- ligrinio and lrving l.ampmann, deserve a bouquet too, for the outstanding job they did during the season. Perhaps it would be interesting to know the individual seores of the players. They are as follows: Total Points Goals Scored liouls Scored Scored Clarkson S0 37 137 Subda 53 29 135 kt-.ty S3 23 129 li wasnoi 30 27 87 Kondel 34 11 79 l loskins 3 3 9 Meyer 1 2 4 Pandolfi 1 1 3 lirune 0 2 2 Wlatrcl 0 l I Morris 0 0 0 landolphi, M. Kwasnoi, lieay, A. Wgitrel, II. Morris, 12. Pulaski, W. Meyer, Coach L. littipaldi. JUMP BALL Page thirty-seven THE JUGGLERS Witli winter netivities over for another year, we turn with admiration to our powerful h.15eb.1ll machine. The loss of our first game didn't stop the boys, for they emerged victorious, time and time again. Under the outstanding instruction of Couch -Iimmy Mahon, they provetl their worth. fit ...av 'tnturmi olrls 119 1 le egrin . Trotter, R. Steepy, A. XYIAIIYCI, D. Hoskins, S. l5.1rone, t uid I t t e I Mlhon I Clulxson, Wh Keay, li. Cheval, V. Yillatn, NI.ll1.lgCF. lr' -if .I J 1 . .v:w.'1- lfli I. '. I ff T',J-Li .f?: ? . 'JrSi5fi f' 3 - f W Wifi ff - f-1:f'I12 f V252 :-. K 9 iff T 1 , 'Tl 1. , . . ,ff W 'A , iff 3 ' ,N ,- KlElm:: I I -Zg.:W.eK-.. 522 ..,: :M I I K. - M A n ik. vi. - tl!-:'R'a.g ip ,rm ww. ' 'iff W ' - 1 ,,,,ff WM M i ' '-N. , A- WW., kwa ,.- A ..- 4. . an K -4 - . WF Wil R! U. Pnwlowsky, K. Wfaltcr, E. -Inncczlio, W. Hlrris, P. Wcstdyk, A. Kusznli, H. Butryn, M. Morris, xl. Kologc, Mr. Hitchncr. Coach. Dctcrminallion sucms to bc the wntchword of thc Track Team .ls nhcy go through their paces in thc long runs, thc Sprints, shot put, broad jump, and high jump. 'I'hcirs was thc will lo win. HIGH FLYERS HIGH JUMP . 3, 1, V' 4+-'firl D ,W4 1-r 1 8 ,mg ' - M' , V . , ...ggi pi . M A ..f'i',n BROAD -IUMI' Top Row: Mr. C. Hitchncr. Conch, W. Harris, P. Morrculc, W. Andaricsc, N. Gray, K. Wfnltcr, Kologc, A. Knsznlx, G. Pnwlowslay, M. Morris, H. Butryn, C. Nichols, C. Mechanic, Manager. u linlfnln Knut lf. l:1lI'l'0I1, If. jnncclko, F. Dc Binsc, P. Wcstdyk, C. Kusnicsz, KI. M.lY.lLIl'Sliy', il. Bowic, l. Anllcr, H. Hansen, D. Kikkcrt, AsSiSt.int Man- ' ngcr. ' v ', if .l , ,, s , alll ni 5 - ., li., .A- s GIRL LEADERS 5 lfirxl Rolf: lf. Bardlils, NI. Gerber, B. I.e Grand, A. Anderson, QI. Vellekamp, lf. Bowen, la liaheoelt, C. Ramoth. Bark Rllllf Kley, AI. Preli, Treasurer, H. Sehwittlieh. IX Sehaifert, President, KI. Bogert, D. Sanderson, Mrs. lf. O'Neal. Adviser, li. Clainmarota li. Taylor. Russ, B. Lambert, H. Masheth. Right in there pitching are the Girl Leaders with both their social events and their sports aetivitits. 'I hey sponsored two basl-Letball games this season. One hetween the first and seventh reriod gym classes and the other between the seventh period class and the Alumnae. Swimming, archery, badminton, and other sports completed their program. rnyr' forly rv, DISPLAY 4 SIIH SHHWS forty l 'G . A. A. This year, as always, the Athletic Association did .1 fine job of financially backing our school's sports activities. They have time for recreation, hut when working they assume a very businesslike air. The members INUSI realize the responsibility that is placed on them and the great gap that would he left in the school if they, and consequently their sponsored activities, failed. liveryone looked for- ward to the time this year, as we always do, when the Athletic Association awards to rnemhers of the band, orchestra, cheerleaders, majorettes and all athletic teams, the letters that they had won during the year for outstanding achievement and service in preserving school spirit. First Rout Mr. R. Kantz. lfaculty Adviser, ul. Brexel, Mr. xl. Mahon, Faculty Adviser. Burk Row: I. Lampmann, V. Villata, W. Sears, l.. Lombardo, M. Morris, ul. Militari, QI. Subda, W. McAlpine. QUILL AND SCROLL This organization rewards the best students in the journalistic and Scholastic fields. Their write-ups in the local newspapers keep the public well informed of our school activities. lfirxl Rout R. Schneider, President, I.. Kemling, Vice President, D. Hrobak, Mrs. Damon. lfaculty Adviser, Preli, L. Steepy, C. Worischeck. Swrnlzf Rolf: V. Vanca. P. Turkowski, Al. Oliva, R. Kopec, J. Admirand, E. Demetrofsky, KI. Russ, -I. Kley. Tllirrl Row: E. Cebulski, M. Lockwood, H. Cimler, E. Stead, P. von XVallmenich, W. Motz, B. Binder, J. Steckowich, Secretary-Treasurer. S . STUDENT GOVERNMENT lfirxl Knut G. Glionna, A. Schnifurt, -I. Russ, lf. Ccbulski, KI. Romamclli, AI. Admirnnd, l.. SICCPY, Cfunninglmmmm, D. Rcinlmrdt. Sfvnllff Razr: Mrs. A. Phelps. lf. Conncr- lon, R. lfcrraro, ll. Stcclmwiclm, I.. Ruymcn. RI. Rangcs, 17. Sandcrson, Mr. V. Ziccardi. l.. Kcnmling, W. Clausx, XV. Clorson, H. Nixon, lf. Papa, Miss M. Ucxllcimur. Tfninf Ruff: R. Pnpn, S. Vcnturini. A. XV.1lrcl, bl. Apcl, lf. K.1sic.1, lf. Brady. A. Knsmk. M Kwnwnoi, AI. Troltcr, R. l..1lNlHiL'I', V. Nisi, K. Rngo, R. McQuilli.m, lf. Pulnslxi. tl. Milinlri, AI. Ulxcnlmlwr. , ,-f-t ,,, r'r Ifimf Rflllf M. Stcckowich, H. Mclropoulos, LI. Russ. Mrs. A. Swopc, -I. Stcckowich, I. Glock, ll. Hcntcr. Sffflllll Rolf: C.. I:l'1ll1lCll.l, U. kl.1ck, IJ. Gcmuldi, I. Grnupim CI. Rrom, V. Vgmcn, D. Holmnu, B. Binder, D. T'lI'Ol'9.lR. Tlninl Rmr: CAI. Bummlo. A. liicllxc, l.. ll.1ru, -I. Mutropoulos, I.. Priminm, R. Bl'il1gl11.lI1, l. Hcllycr, V. S.1bi.1, Ll. Gurlwcr. ' l'uyr Mrly-Il1f'1'r xp' Riff my i 1.4. I 9 , ,J J 1, J U J' .1 J J J f 1 A Ky X . b l'llgl' fnrfy-folly' r LIBRARY STAFF XVith the beginning of .1 new school yL'.ll', tht- l.ibr.1ry Staff X'lSLl.lll7CLl the l5Cgllll1lI1g of .1 ycnr of work .1ntl fun. Thu work lK'g.lI1 witl1 .1 new book ortlcr consisting of lllll1tll4UKlS ol' ncw books to bc Pl'CP.ll'L'Ll for L'lI'Clll.lllt7l1. Yes, l't'l.ll1y .in .ll.lCl'l1UOll s.1w sonw of tht- Staff tliggiiig into Slll1Ll.lL'S .1t Nv:cl1 s, .tlitcr .1 few hours of l'L'.ll work .ll11Ul1j.Q tht- slit-lws. The fun l3C5f.!I1 witl1 the St.11l s .llll1Ll.ll tl.111ct' which they Ltggctl uilqllk' ll.11'vt-st Moon Bill , in kccpiiig with tht- sc.1so11. Alitcr got- ting thc worst of lllL'lI' work tlont-, tht- Statl- l'L'.1lly scttlctl tlown to .1 1'c.1r which provutl to bt' vcry succcssftil. Aniong rhuii- .ictivitics-tliu l'l.11'1'cst Moon l'1.1ll, tht- CIl11'i-,t 1.1s party, tht- l:.lCLllly 'll-.1, .mtl tht- Sonja I lt-nic lcc Show wt-rc 0LllNl.lI1Ll- ing. Otlwr trips .intl p.11'tics kt-pt tht- St.1fl s l1'lOl'.llL' high. livery incctiltg ht-ld ncw sur- prises .'ll1Ll s.1w ncw pl.1ns n1.1tlc to keep tht- l,ib1'.11'1' St.1fl' .111 ULllNI.ll1Llll1g 0l'g.lllll.lllOH ill tht- school. This w.1s imlt-ct! .1 succcssful yc.1r ion' the l.ll7l'.lI'y .intl its 5t.1ll .1s .inyonc will well Agrtc. Ci. cill0I1I1.l, P. lfuclling. M. lockwootl, Ci. Sintcl, C. lironi, Ci. C1t11111i11gl1.1111, Sccrct.1ryg Miss lf. cil'ONsl'tll1llI1. lllflllly Atlviscrg l.. licmling. lliwsitlciitg CQ XXlUl'lNCl1L'Cli, Vico- Prcsitlcntg .'XllkllAL'k' SL'l1.lll-L'l'l. -l4l'C.lSlll'L'l'. V. S.ll3l.l, ll. ilitirkoxx ski, 'l'u1'c7y11, V. x'.ll'IC.'l. ID.tQ.111l.1k..l. vL'llL'lx.Il11P, R. li.1111otl1. lJ.K.111tl'1-.R.Siiitt-l.'I'.tio11ti. an-an I is-f lfirsl Row: A. Santa Maria, Sardoni, M. Mangone, A. Lutz, B. Lueang, B. Berner, B. Binder, Hollerback. G. Meeker, Mrs. Wyckoff, Faculty Adviser. Srcwnl Row: R. Bartkowski, C. Clemens. F. De Koyer, R. Mazzucca, E. Demetrofsky, L. Steepy, E. Salko. D. Tursick, M. Lockwood, NI. Bogert. 'lillinl Row: H. Limke, D. Ciavlala, A. Matlack, Seeger, G. Carlevaro. Maziarsky, R. Carter, Gillooly, R. Ramoth, A. Bielke, D. Gill. ART CLUB Our future Rembrants and Rockwells are doing very well this year in their organization. The dance that they held this fall started their season well on its way. Members sub- mitted their contributions to the Bamberger Art Contest and, as always, had a niet showing. Many of the dances held in the school have been made more attractive by the decorations which the Art Club helped to produce. They can truthfully say that their year has been prohtable. SCIENCE CLUB Science is a Held of knowledge with many angles. All these different angles are within the Science Club. Anyone interested in any kind of science enjoys being a member. At meetings, they perform their own experiments and actually see the things we read about. So if you have the least bit of Darwin in you join the Science Club. 1 LZ' f X 1 l tl t s TRI -Y Irrif Run: IT. Strickland, S. Kan- mk, bl. Duerkes. M. Clark. Treasur- er: Mrs. Munmgniery. Ifaeulty Ad- viser: Ci, CTunnin.igliani, Viee-l'resi- dent. II. Iukex, I. iileiiilmeky, If. Bowen, II. I'apa. Xiwnml Run: A Pl'-sua. R. Zaratkiewiev. I.. Ciengu. Il. Nlataxli, R. nlillard. I,. Ixurv, D Kauller, KI, lmndyear, R. I,anihei'l R. xYIk'INlI.lllPl, I'. von Xv.IllIl1l'I1ICl1, AI. Ilugert. Ii. Ramp. 'lifiirif Rout I. Kusleelmy, II. Iamhert, Y. Spolin, VV. Cilarls, A. Wiesl. If. Pelligrino R. Ilasxelhnlin, R. XY'isterniax'er, W Salko, I'. Pluliar, A. Moore. M, Kil- ian. I'-JIIIYIIY Run: I. Qflieelaan, I3 Pnrner, I7. Holmes, Ii. Mooney, il. CfunningIi.im. T. Cfoldewey, If. Heels' er. Hasselt. I . Seeger, A. Cardi- nali. I.. Ieive, Ii. Slupiqki, 4 X .', ' X Il I dx XI One of the most active clubs in the sch ol jprh ' ri-Y. This organization has the largest member' .ip of an . of our clubs. Being of the Girl Reserve and having a Junior Y. QM membership proves gh syinding. This club holds tlzelr meeting every other wleeki and has accomplished any ixorthwhile projects. Becausewmany members are w0rkiAQ pqrt time they have one ee a month at noon to enallle all to limrtieipale whole-hcartedly and their altt ldfznc remains l00'f. Making sI:.itwPS9olisfhvorlaii1g for V the Red Cross, and selling wr ti ig aper, are some of the nldnyx' ihgsxithey have done this year. The Tri-Y has ' Aalemi-formal Valentine Dai ' wI'lich xmust have been fun to decorate. To end rf l1',S activitie the vrou u. a 'Xlgocs to New York for dinner and a play. What u be a IJ' ter L ut ac club I . ,J f' I Q',r iswmm I f J, i P Il f l 'gr J !.ifff'.!1f ! I ' I I , F x .NN f 1 art vik. . . , . . it 1, . inter, x , N. . ' K . ' 'SNL' - I ll 1 Il XY f mux ii ivtm ii T1 4 ' Su ii ll l if IIIIIU wp Xlis on mm ontrtri o ro I l'CNIL e . 0 . 1 e , .. rossnl. mi Ieii e meie . CTIICV, . IHII .. ,IW .?g7zm 'gb 5 mv . A nvfk' vt T' .,Q 5. .,'-. 5 'V U 345 2 R 591 Qnig 2A IJIIG N N Q :if af 5 SN , vi' . 9 mm' '22 6 -af, 3 B3 g 9 Q - L gd X qE,.: J ,. ,h i, REQ . 4 X' Y' 'L Q5 3 5 in -.. H' ,., n 2 . Q, 7 , 5 :K ,F .. 5 , ,X I :V Q, 3 Ka f .Y - . V 1 v S. Q 15 .5 5 , 0. 4 xi XX Fr bs, egg If 1 f X X5 5' 6 NA v, , A., .- t - ' ' ul L, In ' 31 Q Vw y ' X xg 5, A ' -W 1 2 Y L . , is-is . I, A .V ' in ,E Q, V 'mi s,,, .- A ' W f E , , ,I , G0 Gp fiigfiiii L A 'fi 'gi',x gkxv k ' 1. r 'I , K 5 was ff v- ' 1 fi 1, X C x .,, 'Q S- 5' ,Q X , x, -4. .... A -. .A-,A .434-...R yn, gggil 3,-, . I , , -K I x f 3 1, TA-RA-RA- Q i Boom-DE-.wi I Q , -1 Thugs thrcc org.mi1nt spcciallvc in giving out inioyincimt t ' ci? whilc rhuy n1.1kc uw of tlicir L.ilcn.j,s. lic orcl1f:SL1'Rx.u1d lmnd .irc i'cquisirpff.ii'fs of our nssqniwlics .ind foollmll g.u1'cS. Glu: Cfliifiig .ilxxuiys lwcn .1 wcl- YQ any Pl'0gl'.ll11. In COH.ll50l'.lliOI1 ty Dr. mtic Club, thc music dup.u'l- reign' cd Al I'Cl1'lLll'k.lblC Cllirislmns llXl'K'i1iCl'I w.1s thoroughly cnjoycd lwy .il!. Mfmy lhcy ccntinuc to wicld ilu- N'l.igic R. Urlmvxki llulm.m. C , Krum. M. R. hlilinrdq l , rrn, ,I. l3c'I'l ' 402. l. gwiim. of Music . ' ir 1. A- viwi' .lim ' , Ili u. Y. imrc, Niqluigi, 'lf s lui IV Advisor: Al. lircnllcl, . .mp. Siwmlil Rout iv. 1 xigk I Brcsscni, l. Hcllycr. XV. KMDIY, . gngunc, ll. Iiindcr, C. Kiciiicm, Y. I, .Y i' . 5. ' . , ,Il '-'A : r. . on c, F. Slupicki, A. lliiwwn. l. XY. fflnuss, D. Xicliiulux, A. ilA.ll'llUgUl'Nixi, rl, Snoop, ll. Schroeder, lf. Zim, il. B4lgL'I'K, Il. lhswil, Ii. Henry, C. Krnm, ll, ilulinau, Kimupp. lwrllrlfr Raw: Ci. licrvcns, R, lxmlick, NI. x1iI'.lQQIi41ll.l, H. Rocxslcr, N. l.oc.lrro. ll. Uulnck, ll. llcvcm, ll. Vclnrdn, M. NY'liiKc, lf. mack. C . l5l.n'clI, KI. llullci'lw.icli, I.. Hint, ll. Norwicki. l lr'.if Rau: XV, Scliimpf, l. .'Xiilci'. Ki. lmiiglwin. R R.1mntli, V. XVJIICJ, Van Dyk, XV. Slilcs, O'Silv:.i Swrzrlil Roll: Mrs. llc Vries, f.iculiy .ulxiwrg R. lfcr ram, V. Z.imp.'cu1.i. R. lnpivrlc, Ci. wfllxli, l,1'l'lN.Ik R. Oriowxki, A. I.uPrcsli, ll. Biiiiicr, P. Schmitt. Q' Krum, D. Hulinnu, ,l. liugcri, li. Siccpy, QI. llolc, ,I VCl1l!l!'Cll.l, I . Pnimicri, .-X. Niriximliim. l. llcnry. lflrxl Razr: P. Turknwski, R. Ra- inolh, Mrs, Vfyclmff, faculty adviselxg Miss Zimmerman, faculty adviser: M' 5 Gardner, faculty adviser: -I. Adniiran l.. l.eive. Niwllril Ruir: il. Kley, . Sehwiltlicli, il. Turcvyn, P. von Wx - munich, Al. Sleckuwich, D. Hroba J. Oliva, ll. l.amhert, l.. Kdlllllw. 'lhlrif Ruff: A. l,ut1, XV. Motv, A. Moortg'R. Schneider, lf. Stead, V. Vanca, B, lliilder. E l kg. i i gc X i.. .N t. g ! Qt 'L M. t ix N-'4 4 Vila! RUIIT ll. Rizmanelli, Nl. Lockwood, If. Demetrufsky, H. Mavvueca, H. Pig, D. Reinhartlt, il. Zito, Nwrulif Run: I.. bteepy, D. Honau, D. cniillklldl, C.. Bennato, C.. Franlella. H. Lemke, . Kosteeliy, P. Gales. .l . 'I'l1iril Kon: KI. Graupp. ll. licrner, lf. Yakimowicv, R, Knpee, -I, Gilooly, H. Nixun, V. Sabin, P. jones. TRIANGLE The Triangle Staff has done an excellent job this year on both the regular Triangle and the Fighting Triangle. ln spite of the paper shortage they have succeeded in making both publications very successful. Their fine work has been recognized by the student body and ex-students who are in the service. The fine efforts of the staff have also been rewarded by membership in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, the National Scholastic Press Association, and the Quill and Scroll. Payr' forfy-H5111 w MAJ ORETTES Clad in shimmering white uniforms, shining white boots, and high-cocked hats with gold plumes, paint it descriptive picture of our Majorettes. Can't you see them strutting down Park Avenue with their hatons twirling? Adding n touch of color and glamor to the games our Majorettes catlse spectators to stop and watch. Wltttt is more thrilling than to see these 'irlf ' ' ' ' ' 3, s standing at attention with their batons over their hearts listening to the Star-Spangled Banner? CHEERLEADERS Here come the Chcerlttdtrsu I 'Q n their maroon and it ' u 'f ' ' ' we nt orms they show our colors and our spirit hy carrying that old faithful go-getter banner with them to the games. Through football and basketball season these girls faithfully cheered our teams to victory. You could always hear them cheering the crowd on, whether we were high in score or losing. As long .ts our cheerleaders keep their pep, vim, and vigor they will rate tops. A kk ' 1 1 - r . iggiQggK:4..i2f.::QfLfi47 ' ' - - ' 1 ' x.mL, nw - 4. 1 SSX 3 f ' , A r f - 1 's M2 . 3-. .Q RY. . ,. -Q....fXN X Q 1: Ifigl 'if ,L - Qk ibz sy gg ,V mx 'zxf'l2 2- 1 . 'XX 9 y s La 9 , :Lx . 7 '-4' if f . 4 o Q 1 X f i- f .51 e. Q w 5 A -i ' . - :,.. w,,.3, x .1 ' I s , . XV zQ'H'if'gX'. ' if X Q '-'K x fl 53? -X fjgf ff? Q V 2 k Ha. ,k lx Wx 'Q f u 2 Y an Qi 'Er 'Q QQ Q 'Ki 'V fu 1 'X Q. x NS za li A!-A , f...-- 2 E K I . Q , gixfpsf +5 'I R N 5 QU' xx if lKSmHirE35 fg iW'9u ,X .,. I .- ' 5 , , f n . xl x 8,1 lil i -jg! xi, MUG Wig: Q' f5Kf,3f si? QA f fpimi K , 4. 5 5 ,A Y 4 s gs ' H5 - T Q ' lg- f-h ' ' A if .ig N -em X N. x xl in f A -, H M.,... , x Q3 1111 jg Xm.. 'X Lf V '5'5'3'? 5 1 gf w ff 'Q . 1 ' 'Q S I Fw J: gg ' xi is ,.,...4 -' , 'f-Qu, . I N si Q Qs T A -.s 43 4 1:3 .. g CURTAIN AT 8:30 Stormy weather exactly describes this year's senior play, It Never Rains . The God of Fun must have put his finger on the town in California, which was the location for the play, for the laughs heard ringing out from the audience proved it. Mrs. Donavan and her family decided to pay Mrs. Rogers a visit-Now that's where the romance comes in. Jimmy Rogers and Dorothy Donavan, decide it must be the real thing -but in comes Norleen Sears, bringing with her a touch of glamour, flirtation, and a bundle of trouble. The incidents and lives of the characters are typical of anyone who lives in a small town and has unexpected guests, The mix-up of fathers, mothers, daughters, and sweethearts makes for a gay evening. The members of the cast include: Jane Brexel, Isabelle I-lillyer, Wfilliam Keay, Williarim Humphreys, Jean Russ, Ruth Wander, Robert Ramoth, Audry Schaffert, Robert Vollack, Margaret Clark, Janis Gerber, and Ethel Stead. COME RAIN OR SHINE This year's junior Class kept its tradition of turning out 21 really truly enjoyable piece of drama. The typical family aspect of Come Rain or Shine put this one over, making it tops. The quarreling children, hot-tempered father, cool-headed mother, combined with the next-door gossip, a dramatic coach, a snobbish guest, and many friends gave this play a dash of something new. After a little rivalry over the coach, it look an unexpected twist when his fiancee took things into her hands. All ends well, as the father gets a much better position, and all the love affairs are well-balanced. The east included: Lois Steepy, Frank Nisi, Carl Trebing, Doris Sanderson, Emil Posluszny, Pat Carroll, Phyllis von Walll- menieh, Al W'atrel, joan Bressem, Lois Vander Vliet, Josephine Snoop, Helen Cimler, Evelyn Demetrofsky, Lucy Costa, and Robert Brett. , ff , f . fi f l U' X A X A W , ii ,A ., .i 1 ,- .r, 1, Page fiffy-tl: ref 1 I IT T.ATs IT BRTATHES 4..l ' IT LIVES BUT gg! 425 Q!! rl V A04 R adbq 3? QQ ' N 7 JT 'm , ,T f is MQ . 4 T' -- iw. ' f 11.151, 3 4 T A ,l4:X!bu,p Vrisfxy I' I ay J 'Tm Q 'A wx I ff fum' 2 C.....5 - '-7' Page fifty-six It's Your War Too On a field in distant Burma, gullied deep by tropic rain, A mud-bespattered pilot mounts a bullet-punctured plane. In a flash he turns and takes her off and heads into the sun Where the Japs in man-made hornets ride, full twenty to his one. He questions not, nor falters, as he roars into the fight For a soldier won't be conquered when he knows he's in the right. Half a world away a freighter dips her prow into the blue 'Neath the stern and able guidance of an ever-watchful crew. Suddenly the calm is shattered by a lookout's lusty yell, U-Boat off the starboard quarter! Battle stations! Give 'em hell! Yes, and hell is what they'll give them 'til they drive them from the sea For you can't defeat a sailor when he's fighting to be free. With the British and Australians, a hell-for-leather Yank Plows across the sands of Egypt in a roaring, twisting tank. Over ditch and dune approaching where the Axis forces wait And without a qualm he rides into their cannon spitting hate. Giving blow for blow until, they break and flee into the dust. Fighting men won't take a licking when they know their cause is just. While our Army and our Navy meet the enemy afar, Wheels of industry are turning, rolling out the tools of war. From the sands of Martha's Vineyard to the warm Pacific shore Men and women work together welding bombers, digging ore, Building ships and buying War Bonds with a tenth of what they make. You just can't deny a people when their freedom is at stake. Ensign R. L. Collins, USNNR in Fighting Dollars , publication of the U. S. Navy War Savings Sales Staff. I B0lLl G PRI as SAV! G AND ww Assoc! no , 23 Park Avenue, Rutl1erford,N.J. 15 6' Wk SYQXQ' SENIOR DIRECTORY Name Address Activities Anderson, Audrey, 636 Eighth St., Carlstadt, Home Economics Club 1, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Girl Leaders 3 4, Keyettes 3, 4. Anzelmo, Paul, 85 River St., Carlton Hill. Bardzik, Eleanor, 958 York St., Carlton Hill, Cheer- leaders 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, Tea Leaf Salesman l, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Girl Leaders 2, 3, 4. Bassani, Vincent, 86 Bruno St., Moonachie. Berge, Frank, 96 Stanley St., E. Rutherford, Football 1, 3, Captain 4, Baseball 4, Intramural Sports l, 2, Basketball 1. Binder, Betty, 227 Main St., E. Rutherford, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Triangle 3, 4, Sigma Alpha Phi 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Guard of Honor 2. Bogert, Janice, 81 Washington Place, E. Rutherford, Keycttes 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent 4, Girl Leaders 2, 3, 4, Glec Club 1, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Banquet 4, Concert 3, 4, Junior Play Committee, Home Economics Club 1, Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Afternoon of Fun Com- mittee. Brady, Frank, 243 Carlton Ave., E. Rutherford, Junior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Student Council 3, 4. Brexel, Jane, 171 Boiling Springs Ave., E. Rutherford, Junior Prom Committee, junior Play, Senior Play, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4. Bringman, Raymond, 596 Central Ave., Carlstadt, Key Club 3, 4, Defense Council 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, Student Council 2. Burkhardt, Williain, 311 Third St., Carlstadt, Key Club 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play Committee. Butryn Henry, 920 York St., Carlton Hill, Football 1, 2, Track 3. Carlevaro, Gilbert, 194 Everett Place, E. Rutherford. Carnevalc, Richard, 2 Laurel Place, E. Rutherford, Junior Play Committee, Tea Leaf Art Staff 3, 4, Senior Play Committee, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. fContinued on page 591 ' -nan: ARATA SERVICE STATION 307 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey KIEVETT PHARMACY J. E. KIEVETT, PH. G. 80 Union Blvd. Wallington, N. J. R. MARCUS. INC. Jewelers 56 Park Avenue Rutherford, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF STATION S UARE RESTAURANT Rutherford, N. J. Page fifty-seven L0 RE PAINT, INC. Mallufacturers of Domestic 81 Industrial Paints 81 Varnislies 48 Jordan Avenue RUtherford 2-1478 HUETTEMANNS Delicatessen and Grocery 226 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey KNOWN FoR HIGH GRADE QUALITY Telephone: RUtherford 2-7499 Page fifty-eight Wallington, N. J. Compliments of a Member of the Class of 1923 Name Address Activities Cassella, Norman, 532 Monroe St., Carlstadt. Cassella, Robert, 532 Monroe St., Carlstadt. Cathey, Winifred, 78 Mozart St., E. Rutherford, Key- ettes 4 Checkan, Theodore, 14 Union Blvd., Wallington. Cipolla, Genevieve, 322 Eighth St., Carlstadt, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Keyettes 2, 3. Clark, Margaret, 66 Jordan Ave., Wallington, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Tri-Y 3, Treasurer 4, Keyettes 3, Vice President 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play, Tea Leaf Advertising Staff 4, Tri-Y Decoration Committee 4, Fighting Triangle Typ- ist 4. Clarkson, John, 404 Hackensack St., Carlstadt, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Key Club 3, 4, junior Class Vice President. Cole, Irving, 492 Marlboro Rd., W'oodridge, Cross Country Manager 1, 2, Track 2, Student Council 2, President 4. Connerton, Frank, 6 Lincoln Pl., E. Rutherford, Student Council, Key Club 3, 4. Conti, Theresa, 106 Moonachie Ave., Moonachie, Tea Leaf Salesman 2, 3, 4, Maiorcttes 3, 4, Library Staff 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 4, Concert 3. Contreras, Frank, 184 Park Ave., E. Rutherford. Cosentino, Doris, 310 Washington, Carlstadt, Honor Roll 1, Basketball 3, 4. Cowen, Marian, 209 Maple Ave., Wallington, Junior Prom Committee, Graduation Usherette 3, Tri-Y 2. Crawford, Ruth, 529 Tenth St., Carlstadt, Honor Roll 1, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Fighting Triangle Ass't. Editor 4. Czech, Pauline, 35 Jersey St., E. Rutherford, Student Council 3, Intramural Sports 3, 4. De Cotis, Anne, 95 Berger St., Moonachie. Degerdon, George, 300 Madison St., Carlstadt. Discepola, Helen, 205 Concord St., Moonaehie, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. fContinued on page 61j -evr- unnnlnnannum:nnInnnuInunuInnIIInlnlnl1uunnuanannnlnnlnuuunnl Telephone: RUtherford 2-1675 GEO. ZIMMERMAN 50 Years of Real Estate and Insurance NOTARY PUBLIC 335 Hackensack Street Carlstadt, New Jersey nunnnnnunuunnnluulnlnnunnnnnnnnn COMPLIMENTS OF BORSCHNECK Sr NOTT 104 Park Avenue Rutherford, N. J. Telephone: RUtherford 2-7227 COMPLIMENTS OF 0 THE TRUBEK LABORATORIES Page fifty-nine COMPLIMENTS OF MAYER'S BAKERY 287 Paterson Ave. East Rutherford, N. J. RUtherford 2-4390 BEST QUALITY BAKERY Rye Bread, Rolls, and Cake Orders Taken and Delivered Phone PAssaic 3-1752 858 Paterson Ave., Cor. Locust Lane East Rutherford, N. J. B. Subda, Prop. nunnnunnnnnunnnlunuuununununnn nnuuunnnnunnnnunnnm ununu nunnnu nnnunn nnunuunuu Date Tonight? Take Her To ' The RIVOLI THEATRE Rutherford, N. J. Telephone RUtherford 2-1900 The best in Screen Entertainment nnununnnnununuumuunnuuumnunnuunnnuuunuuunun COMPLIMENTS OF THE MOONACHIE BOYS Vincent Bassani Fred Forthmann Henry Liegeois Domonick Longo Page sixty Edward Orlando, U. S. Navy Alex Muszynski Kenneth Rago Olivio Sarracino Name Address Activities Dolinoy, Robert, 89 Clinton Pl., E. Rutherford, Key Club 3, 4. Dragotta, Marion, 710 Paterson Ave., Carlton Hill, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Guard of Honor 2. Edwards, Arthur, 171 Park Ave., E. Rutherford, Student Council 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, Senior Class Treasurer, junior Play, Junior Prom Committee. Ferraro, Doris, 341 Grove St., E. Rutherford, Glee Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2. Forthmann, Fred, 31 Ramella Ave., Moonachie, Dra- matic Club 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Fragrasse, August, 130 Clinton Place, E. Rutherford. Fragrasse, Madeline, 130 Clinton Place, E. Rutherford. Fusaro, Evelyn, 511 Lincoln St., Carlstadt. Garabedian, Mary, 9 Hackensack St., E. Rutherford, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Triangle Typist 3, Graduation Usherette, 3. Gerber, Janis, 638 Ninth St., Carlstadt, Freshman Afternoon of Fun Committee, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Sophomore Hop Committee, Tri-Y 2, Girl Leaders 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Sigma Alpha Phi Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club Play 3, Senior Play. Gray, Doris, 508 First St., Carlstadt, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y Dance Committee 2, 3, Tea Leaf Advertising Staff 4, Intramural Sports 3, Sophomore Dance Com- mittee, Junior Play Committee, junior Prom Com- mittee, Board Banquet 2, 3. Hadrava, James, 120 Paterson Avenue, E. Rutherford, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Athletic Association 2. Hellyer, Isabelle, 280 Hoboken Road, E. Rutherford, Freshmen Afternoon of Fun Committee, Honor Roll 1, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Play 3, Sigma Alpha Phi 3, 4, Student Council 3, Proctor 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Con- cert 3, Senior Play. Hobin, Helen, 44 Hackensack St., E. Rutherford, Freshman Afternoon of Fun Committee, Sophomore Dance Committee, Intramural Sports 2. Hole, james, 138 Carlton Ave., E. Rutherford, Fresh- man Class Treasurer, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Dance Committee, Soccer 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. fContinued on page 63D WERNF.R'S Fine Clothing and Furnishings For Men and Ladies 5-7 Sylvan St. Rutherford, N. J. , RICHARD CLAUSS Hardware and House Furnishings Paints and Oils Telephone Orders Given Prompt Attention : RUtherford 2-6236 414 Paterson Ave. East Rutherford, N. J. - ALFRED GROSS Grocery Sr Delicatessen Table Luxuries 466 Hoboken Road East Rutherford, N. J. RUtherford 2-3518 Fuel Oil Ice - Coal - Koppers Coke Kerosene 25 Wadsworth street Wallington, N. J. RUtherford 2-3847 .Page sixty-one tyt THE FLINTKOTE COMPANY EAST RUTHERFORD NEW JERSEY Name Address Activities Hollenbeck, Marie, 326 Fourth St., Carlstadt, Student Council 1, Sigma Alpha Phi 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, Keyettes 3, 4, Guard of Honor 2, Major- ettes 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Leaders 1, Dra- matic Club Play 3, Tea Leaf Salesman 2. Hollerbach, June, 352 Paterson Ave., E. Rutherford, Art Club l, 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Majorettcs 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hrobak, Dolores, 64 Mercer St., W'allington, Sigma Alpha Phi 1, 2. 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Fighting Triangle 3, 4, Triangle 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Guard of Honor 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, President 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Junior Prom Committee, Home Economics Club 1, 2. Humphreys, William, 16 Washington Place, E. Ruther- ford, Soccer 2, Track 2, Key Club 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Class Secretary. Hurtak, Bertha, 24 Union St., Moonachie, Volley Ball 4. Imperiale, Theresa, 40 Grand St., Moonachie, Glee Club l, Tea Leaf Salesman 1, 2, 3. Jack, Olive, 148 Carlton Ave., E. Rutherford, Freshman Afternoon of Fun Committee, Sophomore Dance Com- mittee, Tri-Y 2, 3, Sigma Alpha Phi 4, Junior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Graduation Usherette 3, Senior Play Committee, Basketball 3, Board Banquet 3. , Jantzen, Dorothy, 404 Eighth St., Carlstadt, Tri-Y 2, Keyettes 4, Dramatic Club 4, Volley Ball 4. Kaiser, Russell, 416 Second St., Carlstadt, Junior Play Committee, junior Prom Committee, Key Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1. Kaiser, Victoria, 60 John St., Carlton Hill. Keay, William, 83 Union St., E. Rutherford, Sophomore Class Vice President, junior Class Vice President, Senior Class President, Key Club 3, Vice President 4, Student Council 2, Athletic Association 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Graduation Usher 3. Kemling, Lenore, 545 Washington St., Carlstadt, Library Staff 2, 3, President 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Triangle 2, 3, 4, Tea Leaf Photography Staff 4, Student Council 2, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, Sophomore Class Vice President, Sophomore Dance Committee. QContinued on page 651 COMPLIMENTS OF ECKEUS BAKERY 118 Park Avenue East Rutherford, N. J. RUtherford 2-4916 nnnmmnn uanumunlnnnunnum unnnunnmnnlnunnnininnlnnnuuunnuu RUtherford 2-3373 THE SPORT AND CAMERA SHOP 143 Park Avenue, Opposite Post Office East Rutherford, New Jersey Athletic Equipment Camera and Photographic Equipment Bicycle Accessories Hunting and Fishing Supplies Hunting and Fishing Licenses Issued nonnnnununnn:nnInnuunuuuununnlnnlnnunlinumunuuuununnu COMPLIMENTS OF A SILVIO J. FAILLA FUNERAL HOME A 510 Fifth St. Hoboken, N. J. HOboken 3-0082 Page sixty-three Phone RUtherford 2-0941 THE HOME OF HOME-MADE GIESCHEN'S Ice Cream - Confections Cigars New York Bus Station 110 Hackensack Street East Rutherford, New Jersey lunnuumnunuunnnnn muuumnuulnunnvunnnmmununnnnu mm mu :mu vuunnmnmmnnmunmnumnumn SADLOCICS FLORIST A E. R. FOODSTOR Flowers for All Occasions Meats - Poultry Funeral Designs - Wedding Bouquets A Corner DELICATESSEN Page sixty-four A - 228 Grove Street Broad and Hackensack Streets East Rutherford, N. J. Caflstadtv New Jersey i Telephone RUtherford 2-7346 RUtherford 2-3394 nunuun nunnnunnunununuunuuaunnuunnnun J E A N ' S Auto Repairs GROCERY Sr Mrs. Jeannette Pecci All Work Guaranteed 366 Paterson Avenue E2St Rl1'Ch9I'f01'd, N- J- 450 Paterson Ave., East Rutherford, N. J RUtherford 2-7843 i RUthe1-ford 2-5748 Name Address Ac tivities Klcy, Joan, 415 Sixth St., Carlstadt, Freshman After- noon of Fun Committee, Keyettes 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, Triangle 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 3, Girl Leaders 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Kmetz, Marianne, 213 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Wallington, Tri-Y 2, Junior Play Committee, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3. Koczwara, Michael, 38 Armm Ave., Wallington, Student Council 2, Key Club 4, Honor Roll 1. Kort, Margaret, 85 Midland Ave., Wallington, Glee Club 1, Basketball 4. Kouba, Marion, 71 Boiling Springs Ave., E. Rutherford: Dramatic Club 3, War Bonds and Stamps 3, 4. Kuechenmeister, Fred, 491 Broad St., Carlstadt. Kwasnoi, Martin, 65 Clinton Place, E. Rutherford, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. Lambert, Betty, 601 Eighth St., Carlstadt, Girl Leaders 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y'2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, Secretary 4, Junior Play Committee, Glee Club 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Dance Committee, Triangle 'Typist 4. Lampmann, Irving, 331 Seventh St., Carlstadt, Basket- ball 1, 2, Manager 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, Athletic Association Secretary 4. Landy, Agnes, 572 Center St., Carlstadt. Le Grand, Blanche, 83 Boiling Springs Ave., E. Ruther- ford, Girl Leaders 3, 4. Lesnowicz, Eleanor, 285 Division Ave., Carlstadt, Triangle Typist 4, Basketball 2, 3. Liegeois, Henry, 49 Concord St., Moonachie, Student Council 2, Triangle 1. Liva, Dorothy, 86 Chadwick St., E. Rutherford, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee. Longo, Domonick, 105 Moonachie Ave., Moonachie, Key Club 3, 4. Lutz, Audrey, 729 Hill St., Carlstadt, Art Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Triangle Typist 4. MacFarlane, Muriel, 205 Maple Ave., Wallington, Tri- Y 2, Dramatic Club 2, Student Council 3, junior Prom Committee. fContinued on page 671 CO-MPLIMENTS OF ALBERT V. D'AMATO Catering for Telephone: ALL occasions RUtherford 2-6869 I-IENRY'S DIN ER Hackensack St. and Paterson Ave. East Rutherford, New Jersey A John Christie, Prop. Maxwell House Coffee Served Exclusively 5 nunnlunnuuuuuananinininnunannnnunnnnnuunuunInnInunnnuunlnnunnnun 1nuuunnuunuinuuuininnnunununnnllnnunnlnnuuulnunlununlnn Telephone RUtherford 2-3710 COMPLIMENTS OF A CARLTON COAL CO. Office: 325 Main Street East Rutherford, New Jersey unuamnumuunnunnmmnuunuununnunnuummnn ininmmnuuummuunnuumnummumuuanununnnuunuuinuummunnmnun U CHARLIE'S ESSO SERVICE Verified Esso Lubrication Atlas Tires, Batteries Sz Accessories A 370 Paterson Ave. : RUtherford 2-2985 East Rutherford, N. J. numuuummmm:nnumuummuun ummmmmmmununinmnmmumnun-un Page sixty-five 1-.k COMPLIMENTS OF A CARLSTADT ELECTRIC COMPANY A Carlstadt, N. J. Telephone RUtherford 2-4200 FRANK R. EDWARDS REALTOR - INSURER A 110 Hackensack Street East Rutherford, New Jersey nununnnuunnnuunnnuunnnnnunnunnnnn umnuu nununnununnnunnu:nunsun:nnnumnunuu numun Office Tel.: RUtherford 2-7733 ELLWOOD S. NEW Real Estate and Insurance A 6 Ames Ave., Rutherford, N. J. Page sixty-six lnunnnnnnnnnlvnnnunnnnununulununnunununuauuuum Telephone RUtherford 2-2150 COMPLIMENTS OF JANSSEN DAIRY A 443 Garden Street Carlstadt, New Jersey unnnnn:usnlnnnununnnunnuuuuunnunnnuuumununnnun nunnuvu:nnmnnnununnununnnsnnuuuuuunnunnuunnuunu n DR. KREIDLER'S DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL A 201 Hackensack Street East Rutherford, New Jersey RUtherford 2-0780 nanlnnnsnunInInululununnunuununun uunnllllunInrunu1Inununnnnulnnlnnn COMPLIMENTS OF A BOBBINK 81 ATKINS Nurserymen since 1898 A Paterson Plank Road East Rutherford, New Jersey lnnnunnnnnn unnunnuuunnuuunuuununnuuuluvuunnl Name Address Activities Mahalick, David, 35 jane St., E. Rutherford. Masbeth, Helen, SS Willow St., Moonachie, Girl Leaders 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, Treasurer 4. Mayer, Adele, 534 Washington St., Carlstadt, Junior Play Committee, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. McMillen, Iris, 410 Fourth St., Carlstadt. Metropolis, Helen, 150 Park Ave., E. Rutherford, Key- ettes 3, 4, Defense Council 2, 3, Secretary 4, Tri-Y 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Freshman Afternoon of Fun Com- mittee. Meyer, Walter, 192 Park Ave., E. Rutherford, Football 1, 3, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1. Mitchell, Theresa, 22 William St., Wallington, Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Art Club 4, Senior Play Committee. Moore, Adele, 21 Lincoln Place, E. Rutherford, Glee Club 1, 2, Ass't Business Manager 3, 4, Concert 1, 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Tea Leaf Salesman 1, Triangle Typist. Morris, joseph, 34 Madison St., Carlton Hill, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Play Committee, junior Prom Com- mittee, Track 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 1, 4. Motz, Wilhelmina, 71 Clinton Place, E. Rutherford, Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4, Tea Leaf Salesman 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Concert 1, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Tri-Y 2, Keyettes 3, 4, Dramatic Club Vice President 2, President 3, 4, Student Council 3. Muszynski, Alexander, 126 Red Neck Ave., Moonachie, Key Club 3, 4. Naegele, John, 47 Lincoln Place, E. Rutherford, Science Club l, 2, Key Club 3, President 4, Senior Play Com- mittee, Tea Leaf Staff 4. Nyman, Charlotte, 196 Uhland St., E. Rutherford, Tri-Y 2, Board Banquet 3. O'Hara, James, 306 Center St., Carlstadt, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Play 3. Oliva, June, 77 Maple Ave., Wallington, Triangle l, 2, 3, Typist 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, War Bonds and Stamps 3, 4, Junior Play, Junior Play Committee, junior Prom Committee, Tri-Y 2, 3, Secretary 4, Quill and Scroll 4. CContinued on page 691 B. GOLDBECK Jeweler and Watchmaker A 224 Paterson Avenue 1 East Rutherford, New Jersey f' lannnunnnununu nmenununinnulnnunnunnnuuununnu EAST RUTHERF ORD CLEANERS Thomas 8: Son Tailoring and Dyeing Phone RUtherford 2-4371 238 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey Harry D'Amore, Mgr. Compliments of a Friend Page sixty-seven A.KUNZ ' COMPLIMENTS OF Local and Long Distance Moving I I THE PETRIE PRESS Carlstadt, New Jersey RUtherford 2-3860 ROYOX HEAVY DUTY CLEANER Tile - Porcelain - Linoleum - Floors - Walls - Woodwork - Windows - Mirrors - Clothes A Product of the Royce Chemical Co. P tgh Name Address Activities Orlando, Edward, 35 Moonachie Road, Moonachie, Dra- matic Club 3, 4. Palmieri, Frank, 305 Randolph Ave., E. Rutherford, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1. Papa, John, 63 Vreeland Ave., E. Rutherford, Football 1, Basketball 1. Patete, Mildred, 524 Hackensack St., Carlstadt, Home- making Club l, 2, Student Council 2, 3, Art Club 2, Tri-Y 2, Dramatic Club 3, Defense Squad 1. Pellegrino, Gasper, 433 Wasliington St., Carlstadt, Cross Country 1, Intramural Sports 1, Basketball Ass't. Manager 3, 4, Tennis 1. Petracca, Anna, 305 Randolph Ave., E. Rutherford, Junior Play Committee, Tea Leaf Business Staff, Senior Play Committee, Senior Class Secretary, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Petterson, Audrey, 192 Park Ave., E. Rutherford, Majorettes 3, 4. Piazza, John, 328 Jefferson Ave., Carlstadt. Preli, John, 512 Monroe St., Carlstadt, Band 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3, Baseball Ass't. Manager 1. Preli, june, 636 Central Ave., Carlstadt, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Guard of Honor 2, Triangle 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Tea Leaf Salesman 2, 3, junior Play, Junior Prom Committee, Keyettes 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Home Economics Club 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Leaders 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Student Council Treasurer 3, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Library Staff 3, 4, Freshman Afternoon of Fun Committee, Tea Leaf Staff Editor-in-Chief 4. Purner, Doris, S41 Monroe St., Carlstadt, Honor Roll 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Dance Com- mittee. Rago, Kenneth, 52 Moonachie Road, Moonachie, Dra- matic Club 2, Student Council 3, 4, Key Club 3, Secre- tary 4. Ramoth, Robert, 438 Washington St., Carlstadt, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, Vice President 4, Play 3, Senior Play, Library Staff 3, 4, Athletic Association 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Triangle 2, 3, 4. Ramp, Ruth, 82 Lincoln Place, E. Rutherford, Home- making Club 1, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Intra- mural Sports 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 4. QContinued on page 713 -n -1 jug- '-fn. 'J COMPLIMENTS OF TONY'S BARBER SHOP Tony Elmo, Proprietor East Rutherford, New Jersey A. W. VAN WINKLE AND COMPANY mumuamuinnunanuiininumm:ummmmunianinmmnmuuuunmunnnmuu J Quality Meats at Attractive Prices Phone RUtherford 2-0032 SCHREIBER'S MARKET Prime Meats - Poultry 144 Park Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey Page sixty-nine COMPLIMENTS OF I COMFORT BUS LINE COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF 224 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey IllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIIllIllllllllllllllIllIllllllllIllIllllllIllIllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll BENNER'S SUPER SERVICE 5 STATION Pvt. Fred Kuechenmeister Specialized Lubrication Page seventy 248 Hackensack Street East Rutherford, New Jersey Phone RUtherford 2-4643 Name Address Activities Ranges, Walter, 303 Laurel Place, E. Rutherford. Ratti, Nicholas, 242 Hoboken Road, E. Rutherford. Reichardt, Richard, 43 Van Dyke St., Wallington, Football 3, 4, Tea Leaf Art Staff 3. Ret, Ida, 90 Concord St., Moonachie. Rubenstein, Leonard, S Locust Ave., Wallington. Russ, Jean, 584 Central Ave., Carlstadt, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Play 3, Defense Squad 1, 2, Secre- tary 3, President 4, Student Council 1, Vice President 4, Girl Leaders 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Tri-Y 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee, Sophomore Dance Committee, Freshman Afternoon of Fun Committee, 'Triangle l, 2, 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Guard of Honor 2, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Tea Leaf Literary Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Russi, David, 451 Broad St., Carlstadt. Sabat, Adele, 240 Carlton Ave., E. Rutherford. Sadowski, Sylvia, 37 Armm Ave., Wallington, Proctor 4. Salerno, Peter, 118 Mozart St., E. Rutherford, junior Play Committee, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Sarracino, Olivio, 2 Division Ave., Moonachie. Schaffert, Audrey, 329 Paterson Ave., East Rutherford, Cheerleaders 2, 3, Captain 4, Girl Leaders 1, 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Library Staff 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Student Council 4, Freshman Afternoon of Fun Committee, Sophomore Hop Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Schaffert, Ruth, 422 Ninth St., Carlstadt, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Girl Leaders 3, 4. Schneider, Robert, 309 Second St., Carlstadt, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Triangle 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Senior Play Committee. Schroeder, Ruth, 5 34 Third St., Carlstadt, Freshman Afternoon of Fun Committee, Sophomore Dance Com- mittee, Tea Leaf Salesman 2, 3, 4. Schwittlich, Hilda, 437 Sixth St., Carlstadt, Keyettes 3, 4, Girl Leaders 3, 4, Triangle 4, Volley Ball 4. fContinued on page 733 nnunnuuunninnnnnunnnnuuunnnuuuunnnuuunuumnnnu Phone RUtherford 2-6305-W BAUR Sr SON Carpenters and Builders J obbing promptly attended to G. Baur 26 Morrissee Ave. 5 Real Estate Broker Wallington, N. J. ulumunuummumnmmmnuummm ummmunmmnnmu mmmun nimnunmunmnmumuuunmnnmmuumm COMPLIMENTS OF CARLSTADT FREE PRESS 417 Second Street Carlstadt, New Jersey A. N. Mayer, Prop. nunuunnunnlnnulluluuuulunnununu anInununmunnuinnnniuuuuuunuunuun I COMPLIMENTS OF THE BOSTON STORE N. Jaffee, Proprietor 230 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey aninnunnunnunnnuuunnnnnununnnuununmnnnn I CENTRAL DRUG CO. Prescription Pharmacist 120 Park Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey Page seventy-one EAST RUTHERF ORD PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Plumbing and Heating Supplies Factory Supplies - Stove Boiler Repairs Electrical Fixtures and Supplies Enamelware - Gas Ranges Refrigerators - Washing Machines Radios - Parts O BEFORE YOU BUY, GIVE US A TRY 284-6 Paterson Avenue, East Rutherford, New Jersey RUtherford 2-1430 Name Address Activities Sears, Wilmington, 20 McKenzie Ave., E. Rutherford, Soccer 2, Student Council l, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Vice-President, Athletic Association Presi- dent 4, Key Club Treasurer 4, Junior Prom Committee, Tea Leaf Sports Editor 4. Semler, Irene, 182 Park Ave., E. Rutherford, Freshman Afternoon of Fun Committee, Junior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee. Serafin, Rose, 15 9 Maple Ave., Wallington, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Guard of Honor 2, Tea Leaf Salesman 3. Sessleman, Fred, 5 9 Vreeland Ave., E. Rutherford, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Freshman Afternoon of Fun Committee, Junior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Key Club 3, 4. Silvan, William, 21 Hackensack St., E. Rutherford. Staszewski, Helen, 21 Paterson Ave., Wallington, Home Economics Club 1, Keyettes 3, 4, Junior Play Committee 3, Tea Leaf Salesman 4, Proctor 4, Honor Roll 1, Volley Ball 2. Stead, Ethel, 129 Everett Place, East Rutherford, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club President 2, 3, 4, Key- ettes 3, President 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Glee Club 2, President 3, Triangle 3, 4, Concert 3, Tea Leaf Staff, Quill and Scroll. Steckowich, John, 319 First Street, Carlstadt. Thonack, Lois, 3 2 Boiling Springs Ave., East Ruther- ford, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee, Tea Leaf Salesman 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Turczyn, Josephine, 154 Maple Ave., Wallington, Tri- angle Typist 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Library Staff 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 4, Junior Play Committee. Turkowski, Phyllis, 37 Pulaski Ave., Wallington. Ulione, Olga, 10 Anderson Ave., Moonachie, Glee Club 1, Proctor 4. Vanca, Vivian, 320 Jefferson St., Carlstadt, Band 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Concert 1, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Chairman 3, Treasurer 4, Sigma Alpha Phi 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Guard of Honor 2, Triangle 1, 4. Vandercloster, Eleanor, 164 Anderson Avenue, Walling- ton, Tri-Y 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Junior Play Committee. CContinued on page 753 A. 81 A. EXCHANGE Ice Cream - Stationery and Music Supplies 152W Park Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey RUtherford 2-7734 uannnininuunnnnulllnnunnuunnlunuun U COMPLIMENTS OF JACK J. TERKOWITZ Attorney At Law I 55 Park Avenue RUtherford 2-6268 Rutherford, N. J. ununlnuunnnnnnunmnnuununnnuinuuuunnnuuununnnunununnnnuunun: nuunIninunuunlunnnunl:nununnnununnnu COMPLIMENTS OF LIEBMANS DEPARTMENT STORE 228 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey unlunnnnuunnnnuununlnunlnunuuunuumnmmu nninnuanuunnnunn:nuanannnnnnunnunnnuI COMPLIMENTS OF MARGOLIN'S Stationery Store 232 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey Page seventy-three M A C H E R ' S Watchmaker and Jeweler 213 Park Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey COMPLIMENTS OF JONES ELECTRIC CO. 216 Grove Street East Rutherford, New Jersey SWANWI-IITE Page seventy-four A. SINOFSKY Sporting Goods Greeting Cards Our Specialty 122 Park Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey Telephone RUtherford 2-2508 COMPLIMENTS OF COOK'S MARKET -V- 260 Hoboken Road East Rutherford, New Jersey Phone RUtherford 2-1585 unnnlunnnnnnunnlnunnlunulnnunnnnnnunnnu unnuInnlluunuunnnuululunnunnnnnuunnnnluuu RUtherford 2-1813 SAMUEL T. DAVIDSON AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate l 137 Park Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey Name Address Activities Vellekamp, Jane, 22 Boiling Springs Avenue, East Rutherfordg Cheerleader 3, 45 Girl Leaders 2, 3, 45 Library Staff 2, Treasurer 3, 45 Keyettes 3, 45 Student Council 15 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Committeeg Triangle 1, 25 Sophomore Hop Committee. Villata, Dorothy, 333 Valley Road, Wloodridgeg Athletic Association 25 Student Council l, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 junior Prom Committeeg Basketball 3, 45 Triangle 1, Typist 25 Sophomore Hop Committee5 Intramural Sports 3, 45 junior Play Committeeg Senior Play Committee. Villata, Vincent, 2 Division Avenue, Moonachieg Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 Baseball Manager 3, 45 Athletic Association 45 Key Club 3, 4. Vollack, Robert, 426 Monroe St., Carlstadtg Student Council l, 25 Defense Squad 1, 25 Key Club 3, 4. Wander, Ruth, S0 High St., East Rutherfordg Junior Prom Committee, Junior Play, Senior Playg Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4. Westdyke, Paul, 162 Anderson Ave., Wallington, Track 3, 45 Tea Leaf Staff 4. Wojcik, Joseph, 375 Maple Ave., Wallingtong Track 1, 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 4. Wurst, Elizabeth, SSI Central Ave., Carlstadt. Zeppieri, Frank, 174 Main St., East Rutherford. Class Colors-Maroon and White Class Flower-American Beauty Rose ALMA MATER Hail to thee, our Alma Mater Hail, all hail to thee Thy nobler spirit e'er will guide us Keep us true to thee. Memories bring fond recollections. Hours spent with thee Cherished dreams of golden moments Live in memory. Chorus Fighting grimly for the glory Out to win the fray East Rutherford, our Alma Mater, Hail Maroon and Gray. Compliments of Anna and Emil Zipf U Compliments of JUDGE D. MARCONI MENSINC-VS DELICATESSEN Mensing's is the place to get your food, That's where the teachers go. Perhaps if you will try them out, You will not waste your dough. 285 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford, N. J. 2 Tel. Rutherford 2-1286 ' D. ESPOSITC Confectionery, Stationery and Toys A 138 Park Ave. East Rutherford, N. J. Page seventy-five COMPLIMENTS OF SCHETTY BROS.. INC LE GRAND'S Kid's wouldn't you like to have a place to entertain your friends when the family has the living room? What about a Hwhoopee cellar especially decorated and painted by Albert Le Grand and Son? Maybe mother would like to have the kitchen repainted. too! A 19 Park Avenue Rutherford, New Jersey Compliments of TRAVELER'S RESTAURANT Compliments Of GRUBER'S DELICATESSEN 88 Park Avenue Rutherford, New Jersey Complimets of ROBERT BOGLE Compliments of SAM'S RESTAURANT 396 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey unnnluunnunuunnnunumnuunnunnnnnulnuuunnun nunmnnnnmnunnnnnunnnnuunuunnnunmunnnuun WALLINGTON DIN ER A thick, juicy steak covered with onions, a hamburger, a cheese sand- wich, a cup of coffee, a piece of pie, sounds tempting, doesn't it? Well, you can get all these things and more, at the Wallington Diner. All at low prices, too! Paterson Avenue Wallington, New Jersey Page seventy-seven lnnnunnnuunnnunununnunmnumnnu Established 1906 G. W. Lemort S- Lemort LEMORT BROS. Hardware Paterson and Boiling Springs Avenues East Rutherford, New Jersey Telephone RUtherford 2-0100 1 nlunlulnuunnulunlnlnnnnunuannumnuumnnunmunnm uuunnunulnnnInmunulnuunnmuvnunnm nununlnun GENTLES GROCERY 126 Park Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey THE PHOTOCRAFT ART STUDIO 218 Grove Street East Rutherford, New Jersey Page seventy-eight PAssaic 3-2841 Business Hours: Monday through Thursday, 9 to 6 Friday and Saturday, 9 to 9 After 6 P. M. by Appointment Only ELSIE'S BEAUTY SALON 34 Jersey Street East Rutherford, New Jersey n v ulunnnuInunnnuunnnuunuunnlunuouuuvuuuuuu unuulunnnnuunnurnunuuuunnnuulanuuuuunnnuunu NEELY'S PARLOR 275 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey William R. Boos and Joseph C. 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