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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1946 volume:

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. . ,.,W x M f , Q. 1 4 ff , Jaxx 1- ' .fffa rib ' ' 'Ou .. ME K, V sr , ,,,,: f: N 4Mm'g 'f A35 'L-qw. ,fa W 'Aff r - , ' , , 4 ' ' ffikh, 5 .v , ...QL Q ' -. 1 In Q.. A .- - N A A Vary, 'K . ,p - ' A .r'f ' ' E. laura-IERFORD E I L HIGH SCHGOL M 5'- q'a Y-Q ' Ck QP- M'q -sth A ',, . , U ,H - T22 A 4, V Or ,M 4 Pgt A51 Rum Aron, I HIGH SCHOOL VVORLD WAR II THEODORE AEELNLTO EDWARD BELDOW-ICZ ALVIN BURGER I MORITZ BRALL I GEORGE BUDRASKI ROBERT MAC INTOSI-I ANTHONY NIASTROIANNI FREDRICK MATRISS ' TD FRANK MQOARRY JOSEPH MONTE EDWARDICONGRO ALPHONSE PAGANO JAMES CORSON JOI-IN PETROWSKY JOHN DZIOK HENRY PICCIATTI JOHN EDWARDS NERNLAN ENDRES GILBERT FRASER WILLIAM OAJ DOS ANTHONY OALLO THOMAS GAYDA GEORGE HESS JOSEPH NDOHES MICI-IAEL PIETRUCCIOLI PETER RASMUS HOWARD ROONEY JOHN SOVA SEYMOUR WARMAN CHESTER WINOGRADSKI PATRICK REEJAUR ALBERT A. GAV LAK ALBERT LE GRAND BERNARD vv. FADUCH JOHN LODEN . I CHARLES LONGENECKERLL A JOHN LYNCH A 4 A 4 4 fd! We guage! Zbbaa, ? . Tea Leaf Staff 45 Mr. Faust 65 Mr. Dierwechter 75 Faculty 8, 95 Mr. Ziccardi, Mr. Hitchner, Mr. Hensch 105 Senior Officers 115 Seniors 12-255 Senior Poll 265 Exploring the Blue 27-28. . Senior Play 305 Junior Play 315 Dramatic Club 325 THIRD emma. BASEME T . GRUU D Tri-Y 335 Junior Class 345 Sophomore Class 355 Library Staff 365 Triangle 375 Quill and Scroll, Art Club 385 Student Council 395 Keyettes and Keys 40. Freshman Class 425 Activity Clubs 435 Worthy Use of Leisure?? 44. Basketball 46-475 Girls' Leaders 485 Glee Club, Orchestra 495 A. A., Band 50. . Football 51, 52, 53, 545 Majorettes, Cheerleaders 555 Cross Country 565 Track 575 Baseball 585 Ad- vertisements 67-83. .Q L sg amf.'7f1e5enia4f2501ecfoaq 155 W . tl , NHlll11 ' Page three IQDITORIAL: E. Cebulski, H. Cimler, R. Kopec, Miss Sarro, G. Cunningham, D. Sanderson, R. Russomanno, P. Carroll, A. Bradley. -7... My swf Though off to a late start, this yearls Tea Leaf Staff gathered scores of ideas to use in this book. Some of these ideas are new and others revised, but all are for your utmost enjoyment. We owe a word of thanks to Miss Ida Sarro for her helpful guidance in preparing the Tea Leaf. and to Mr. Joseph Gisler who devoted so much of his time to taking the pictures for it. We also wish to acknowledge the assistance of Phyllis von Wfallmanieh who, though not on the staff, worked as hard as the most devoted memhers. Our gratitude is extended to Peter S. Gurwit and Miss Carolyn Zadek, his secretary, who helped us plan the book. BUSINESS: J. Snoop, C. Worischeck, E. Deme- trofsliy, E. Baincr, D. Holmes. PRODUCTION: J. Suhda, L. Costa, R. Mazzucea, E. Posluszny, L. Steepy, M. Lockwood, L. Lombardo, C. Bennato Cahs.Q. X fi mf' r lfhiilmf W2IM2'K ,si . . -Id -'I'- ' -'Incl--1 N SPITE of the tension, increased responsibilities, and abnormal conditions which were ever present during the war years, Mr. Alfred Faust, as supervisor of the East Rutherford Schools, carried on his work in an even temperament. His intelligent capacity for guiding and directing the school system helped to maintain a normal atmosphere. Vfithout a doubt Miss Ranges, his capable secretary, has proved to be of great value to him and to us. I W ALFRED S. FAUST Supervising Principal I VIRGINIA RANGES Secretary L l UR principal, Mr. George L. Dierwechter, also under the stress of war, met the different prob- lems with ability and tactg and thus maintained a standard that was above criticism. Though Miss jack has only been his secretary for a short while, she has shown her wort . X X 1 x l J c ., iw GEORGE L. DIERWECHTER Principal OLIVE JACK Secretary Page seven vm X, --v-wwwxvm wnnnqanmvnuv nvnvlfv ,,, wngv ll El 1 Bxsvwiw ..,,f.' ve- v. . .mi Q 2 V Bm ,Mm q Y W Q ,Q 5 . .. .x.. , it ww 1,1 U A W A Q-fivfsn-wwvw., ' ' fl'?3 '4'f:lE5El'?:. 1 L, 453: . X' L . ' :fn ' .,AW ,. ,N K hw. I ,N x is V. -.JAN 5 ' L-'wwf S . HE A kt bs T., u - ,LW ...pw ,nm- hkz .uw-1 i 1155 Q 1 K 1 5' 'I , I if X sir? Y? J. s ' .5 A E Sw 345 , . 'H Mo' WTS C .L - -fm ...H '-1 P 4 ,f .4-ff Q 1:1 QA 0 pq.: Sgr Q95 f' ff . Q ' ,w,,,1.. 1 SYM:-ff' f, 't Q. is 1 l X CLAYTON HITCHNER Vice-Principal VINCENT ZICCARDI Guidance Director HENRY HENSCH Attendance Officer 0 -.1 Page ten Q u I- 'gf H ,f My li., ,Q 1 .I W Wmafzzws ' elm President Doris Sanderson Vice-President John Subda TI'L'.l9LllLl Eleanor Babcock SCCl'CfL1l'X Warren MeAlpinc l'11,gc eleven .-44 ik -, i JOHN ADMIRAND When, this summer, you see John Standing handsomely on the beach, Don't hesitate to ask him how to swimg 'Cause he just loves to teach. PATRICK ALBERS The stands are in an uproar. Hear the shouts of joy? 'Cause running 'cross the Held, Comes Pat the water boy! PETER ANZELMO If ever a contest we should hold To discover our shyest boy, Pete would walk out with the prizeg His type's the teacher's joy. LUCILLE ATENIESE An ofiee worker trim and neat Lucilleivill someday be To please a very lucky boss With her efficiency. ELEANOR BABCOCK vim, vigor, vitality- They help describe our El . Friendliness is another trait In which she does excel. Page twelve tj Nikxl' ,YJ Y ..,,ff.f, - WJ JJ' ,- ,WX 'V U-fl' i, 7' T, KJ y Q ,. J U' 3 li fiii J 4 ' Q ffiiinbbixnn eigsiiflii Our Eddy is a fellow Tall and lean. When it comes to brainwork- He's on the beam. OLGA BALLARE If looking for a certain girl Who's lots and lots of fun, just go and see our Olga, 'Cause she is just the one. EDWARD BARCEWSKI Ed's another fellow Who left to join the ranks. We wonder if he still cuts up And plays as many pranks Xw3,x,,..e:k-Af-'S yah W Mfgjtvs STEVE BARONE Steve's a sportsman thru and thru He sure is one swell guy. While out there on the gridiron It was always do or die. JUNE BASSETT Have you ever noticed the ring On June's left hand? A lucky guy has placed it there, 'Cause she is really grand. CONCETTA BENNATTO Coal black hair And a merry grin. A girl's best pal Connie's always been. EVELYN BOWEN Little Ev is quite a gal, She's cute as she can be. Her twinkling eyes and merry smile Are swell, don't you agree? ' 7, lf7o'I.Ai1 0-2 M izifffd 'H ,M ,el Heyy- def 7 ARTHU BRADLEYAJQM Gable, Taylor, Tracy, Q26 Or any new addition. Arthur, our great actor, Gives them competition. JOAN BRESSEM Joan was voted our class clown Which suits her to a UT . Nothing seems to get her downg She'll make her mark on history. ROBERT BRETT If you see Il car whizz by, Be sure that you look out. You really only need one guess, It's Bob without a doubt! JOHN BRUNE Babe readily obliged And donned our Navy's blue, When Uncle Sam advertised, I want YOUH! EVELYN CAMMAROTA Eyes so merry, Smile so gay. Ev's a peach, Wouldn't you say? PATRICIA CARROLL Pat is well liked by many, And here are the reasons why: She's nice to know, and lots of fun Traits that are rated high. WAUNONA CATHEY Our description of Waunona ist' A friend tried and true. ' As each year passed by, This feeling grew and grew. EMIL CEBULSKI Here we have a superman- In brains fWe don't mean brawnj His brilliant views and bright ideas The world will never scorn. Page thirteen ery Never with girls was he seen EUGENE CHEZQ. Such a quiet boy was Gene. Now it is a different storyg When with girls he's in his glory. HELEN CIMLER Although she's class genius, Don't get Helen wrong. If there's fun to be had, Sheill string right along. THERESA CONTRERAS If you want a favor done, Itls Theresa you should see. She gives Service with a smile' A swell gal we all agree. LUCY COSTA Lucy, C1 whizz in more ways than Helped us with these rhymes. Helping others isn't newg She's done it many times. DF' X7 OI'lC RQ' . - V' if '9J ,-ff' 4, Xi ff' 127' N E145 M 15 55 GRACE NING ch ayi t ano In iff ' C, I- ' 'ng Song utu earsy flock, ,th Sie al talent o s to be a pediatrician- ne go wrong. In plain English, Z1 baby doctor. DORIS COHN O' 1 E IEMNMGHAM Doris never fails to bring Her needles and her knitting. She claims it,s really better than To spend her time just sitting. .,,yy, .V 1 C. .. Page fourteen u :zine is 21 lass df! X ' .eet and so petite. o 4 ' when it co es to bea . 1 e t. M CHARLES DANIELS That no one can deny. Also at our basketball games On him we did rely. Charlie served our Country well. FRANCES DANIELS Francie will fly off the handle At the mere drop of a hat. But nobody seems to mind it, ,Cause she means nothing by that. JOSEPH DE GAETANO On any dance floor joe's sure to outshine the rest. Fox-trot, waltz, or jitterbug- I-Ie's by far the best. f sy W In e t in s e s, v i o ut . .0 it h bil ty pl e e a flo fi!!! , ALBERT DOCIMO Can't you guess where Albie goes Almost every night? If you think it's Doris' house You'd probably be right! 1 HILDEGARDE EIG Now here's a girl named Hilda. She's always on the go, And if you want a favor doneg It's Hilda you must know. IRENE FECANIN A fashion plate Is our Irene. Her super clothes Are on the beam. MADELEINE FILIPPELLI If smiles pave the way To friendships galore, Madeleine's sure to find A great many more. CARMELLA FRANZELLA The guy who gets this gal Is a lucky fella. A quiet little dish Is our Carmella. KENNETH FREY Kc-:nny's sense of humor Has caused many a smile. So if you feel like laughing Talk to Kenny for a while. as -c ' - 'Q RONALD GAJDOS , All during Ronnie's senior year With girls he was a Hit. His football ability it must .be You really must admi-t. Page fifteen PAULINE GALES When it comes to cooking Miss Bartle has no troubleg Because you'll find that Pauline's there And always on the double. LENA GENGO Although Lena is usually composed, Quite nervous she becomes When called upon to recite in class- To her this is no fun. GERTRUDE GERVENS Trudy has a mellow voice. It is so sweet and clear. Her talent in this particular line Has brought forth many a cheer. DIANE GESUALDI If there's any homework You don't understand, You can always be sure To get it from Diane. THERESA GIURI Patience is a virtue Of which Tess has commandg And when the rush is on at Ray's She has it well in hand. IRENE GLEMBOCKY Always working hard On the Library Staff, Irene gives a helping hand Plus a friendly laugh. LILLIAN GROSSMANN When you see Lil in the morning, She scatters all the rugsg 'Cause she,s rushing to the Post Office To look for a letter from Bugs . 1 11 '-' Z f' ALICE GURESKI mzpgairgqremywsaiff, I . iianykzi , noyvg ' f-ff' An .tif ybywgfctib hear a tale To Alfuiyou S we git 1 . 4. 4 4 ELINOR HEADMAN Here's a gal who spreads joy In her own special way. just keep it up, El , We're sure that it will pay. ETHEI. HEDIGER Ethel's pleasant disposition Is a constant source of envy. She's rarely heard to raise her voice- A trait not owned by many. Page sixteen DORIS HENNiNGER ' Doris is a quiet girl Who studies very hardg And if she keeps this practice up ln life she'll not retard. ADELINE HICSWA In steno and in typing, Adeline's one of the best. No doubt she'll keep on climbing The ladder of success. JOAN HOBIN joan is the girl With the rhythmic feet. When on the dance floor, She just can't be beat. DOLORES HOLMES Short and sweet are two words Which apply to Dqlpresx all right. And even tho' she's'kind of small She's our package of dynamite. P 1 EDWARD JANECZKO Ed's flying feet Won many a race. Time and again He set the pace. WARREN JANTZEN Warren seems so very quiet. Could it be because he's shy? That's what we think, but only Warren Can really tell you why. PEARL JONES Pearl is constantly on the go During the whole school day. A hard worker and swell gal to know Who's always smiling and gay. xfqfffffwle 6' I ' ' ' MN f. . 453 .5 LIA Gear reall to s, 'vga o c ntr mee To - is s 1 Was alway nde MADELINE KILIAN A really sweet gal With a cheery grin- An all 'round helper is Our Madeline. AGNES KIRK Agnes is a member Of the family Kirk. She's a conscientious person Who always does her work. Page seventeen ,ZTZZ THEODORE KONDEE Personality, looks, ability too Help describe Tooty to you. A whizz in all sports is our Kondelg That's why we think that he is swell. TESSIE KONEFAL Gentlemen prefer blondes Is the saying old. We've a perfect example- Tessie's hair is gold. RICHARD KOPEC Ashes to ashes, Dust to dust, Kopec's still looking For a woman he can trust. IRENE KOSTEKY Irene is tops in typing. In steno she's plenty okay. Everything she undertakes Is done in a top-notch Way. JOSEPH KRASKA In spring a young man's fancy Lightly turns to thoughts of love. Joe doesn't adhere to this saying, For he thinks of baseball playing. Page eighteen EDWARD KRAWCZYK Short but atomic Is our pal, Ed. For whenever he speaks It's a word well said. CLAUDE LE GRAND Although Claude is quite short, Fame he has already won. Riding around in his little truck Marked Le Grand and Son. LOUISE LEIVE Whether watching or playing, Lou loves the sports. In many tough games For victory she's fought. BERNICE LEUANG If Bunnie's fondest dreams come true In many a room will hang Lovely dresses of every hue, With the label, By Leuang . MARIO LOCARRO For many days and many nights We've tried to rhyme Locarro. Believe me if we get stuck today, We'll just try again tomorrow. . pW:f,.fe i Msffudxxyzzffy ffl N . C O delle! 'Fred e, Pet or ll OJ fiWon for m sv ' rem fall. LW you ut 0 'nds tlease 1 Ll 0 IIOII, J . 1H, SSii-l'f,. ,v ff fn L lx f 1 ELEN LOKES Outside of school, as well as in class, We think I-Ielen's a quiet lass. But those who know her well Tell us she's quite a belle. LOUIS LOMBARDO If Louis' feet you happen to meet While walking down an aisle, Don't bother asking him to move, 'Cause he'll just sit still and smile! NTHO RESTI even with his gait e certa s aroun filed LAWREN E LO RE Blondes, brunettes, or redheads, Long, straight hair or curls. It doesn't make much difference- Larry just likes girls. I I T al s kes ' LEONARDA MAZZA Leonarda's tried so hard To be a lass quite tall. By now she's quite convinced- She'll never be that way at all. ROSEMARIE MAZZUCCA R0's hair seems to fascinate all It's long, glossy, and straight. She probably has a card up her sleeve 'Cause we hear long hair's good beau-bait . WARREN MCALPINE Warren seems to puzzle all. At times he seems quite shy- But he stood up and tackled trig A brave and daring guy! HARRY MEINCKE One for the money, Two for the show. Let the gun sound- Meincke's ready to go. ANTHONY MERANDINO We wonder how Tony Keeps that sharp wave. It's really a marvel And does rate a rave Page nineteen LORETTA MILLER Loretta's flaming tresses Arc sure to catch your eye. And so this pretty red-haired girl Causes many hearts to sigh. LOUISE MINUTOLA Louise sells candy every night Our idea of wonderful work. And when it comes to something tough- She's one who'll never shirk. WILLIAM MOLAN Of the boys in the senior class Big Bill stands above them all- It's because he's such an A-1 guy Besides just being tall!'N KJV ff 0 EL A ooN ' ti ., jihilspbsgffnfsfeyl A nicerlpe thah Ebifia by l tl girl Uij Yovpf wimver Quit. 1 W THOMAS MURPHY If you promise not to breath a word, We'll tell you something quaint. Tom recited once in a class- And made the teacher faint! Page twenty FRANK NISI Now that Frank is in the Army We really miss that boy. But the Army can't do witho either- He's their pride and joy! BRUNO PANDOLFI Bruno's skill in basketball Is everybody's pride. So even when we lose a game, His face he need not hide. ADELE PLOSIA Del is always looking ut him For something she can't find. But she's so happy-go-lucky, She really doesn't mind. EMIL POSLUSZNY Although he played a lazy boy In last year's Junior Play, Emil is industrious In his own particular way. LEONORA PRIMIANO She keeps the boys In a constant whirl. We give you Lee, Our Pin-up Girl . SOPHIE PRYSWARA Sue loves to dance, It's her greatest pleasure The hours spent at it Are her greatest treasure EDWARD PULASKI Ed's a whizz, on the football field An asset to our team. Everyone who saw the games Knows exactly what we mean. GLADYS PURNER Fellows seem to go for blondes. It's really an old, old story. If you want the reason why- Look at Gladys' crowning glory. Q' ,fwvf AR. H -' Ll 'p o e e QP I X XDA , ti , n b A et ' frie ga X ch ly C ts l She very y's p . Wi A 1 4 I DOLORjIgS REINHARDT 'To some day play in Carnegie Hall Is the goal that Lol has set. And with her super ability, We're sure it will be Met , ff '!'Cf Lf' ,Y ag? ?'e if we .1112 fr ROCCO RUSSOMANNO Rocco's clothes are super-smooth Their glory will never dim. But when he graduates in June It's khaki suits for him OJ. JL-fsgu: a Doris' greatest ent lies 9 n g ti e o cassi 7 te w h d' iupzi er stu s a : 'A . ' ac, A HARES SCHEIBLIN In class Harry is quiet. He rarely says a word. It must be 'cause he's shy- At least at's w at we heard FRANCIS SCHERE In any kind of weather Frank always goes full speed. We don't refer to walking, But his chrome velocipede. GEORGE SCHREIB Memorable of George is- The fact that he seems quiet. But we'll bet our bottom dollar, That at parties he's a riot. 1945 Page twevzty-o11c l A ' 'MARY SCIARRA 1 A twinkle in her eyes A twinkle in her toes. Mary spreads joy Where'er she goes. IDA SILVAN At football games, Baton in hand, Her perfect rhythm Leads the band. Z: igxiaba -i 6 RAYMOND SINTEL About girls, books, or world a Ray certainly can debate. ZIIYS As a conversationalist He truly does rate. FLORENCE SLUPICKI Flo takes her driving seriously. Yet, all the fellow's ride her. They'll never give 'er a word of 'Cause she's just a woman driver. SOPHIE SLYSZ Sophie's tall and neatly groomed, So please don't underrate ,er just because she was picked The '46 man-hater. praise, 9 Page fwenty-two ELEANOR SMALZ Something we'd all like to know- What's the answer, El? What attracts you to all the dances? Come on, won't you tell? FRANK SMOLINSKI Altho' Frank loves to argue, And he argues well- Don't let it fool you 'Cause he's really swell. JOSEPHINE SNOOP Jo's vocation is assured A splendid nurse she'll be. So if you ever break a leg, IHS Jo th' t you shoyld see. I ll A M ,1 X jj w, 'jttbis s Ep A lirtlle lady 'V 0 is ps A A J long thela l' ,' Ms Immigflxeroine f mgfgfi- A Mlyier PCYf.9fAl3HC 6fC Hne. ., ,J N GERTRUDE STILES All the boys like this pretty miss And really who can blame 'em. Sorry boys she's going steady- Guess this'll solve your proble IT! ELSIE STOFFA Elsie's always willing A helping hand to lend. This truly is the ideal way To add another friend. J' JOHN SUBDA Qin field, court, diamonli '-. Jobs does excel. x J ' Alsodn the classrooms, Teachers say he's swell. i 5 Q x I JANET TABISZ Jeanie is happy, Jeanie is gay, Is that why the fellas Stroll her way? s E I ll CARR. TREBING Flaming hair A sight to behold. With Red's bright smile His future will m ld. JOHN TROTTER Johnny's in the Navy now, A sailor brave and bold. His dashing Hgure sure attracts Girls both young and old. V is LOIS VANDER VLIET Lois is in a dither, An answer she can't find. To be a nurse or housewife Is the problem on her mind. JAMES VENTURELLA For music sweet and hot, Just call on Jimmy Van. 'Cause Jimmy, as you know, Is our drummer man. JAMES VENTURINI Through our years as classmates, Jim's never made a peep. But do not be deceived- For still waters run deep. J 1 is VILLA olor - Jo er y grand irl Without a care. I 'ff . In ' -,l', 1, Y ' way. -,Mk W V, , UM fp AIEIZE ,VION ' If Char ie s ondest dreaiinscome true An airplane he will own. To travel skyward free and clear, At liberty to roam. Page twenty-tlwee +4-'k'l'W ,1,,i3f?7. ta ff was W . Q- ' CAR N E. ' Chick's h o is unbeatable But at times cbnsidered corn . His car is undefeatable- So run when you hear his horn. PHYLLIS VON WALLMENICH As editor of the Triangle, Phyl is really grand. So don't you think this busy girl Deserves a great big hand? G g aide' ' e ec e a'r , A wh he a home leave e r eived many a rave. KENNETH WALTER Kenny, have you never noticed Some senior gals are cute too? Must you travel to the junior class To find one that will suit you? I I 01 ' 'll ' ALTHER ,'. al ' 1 no her i - a l ga 1. to lo s e ally S s a l . Page twenty-four 4 l T is Vff s W it , , .,.. N65 Q S' Mais 1 f Yfmcv 5.60654 ALBERT WATIQ U, Al played his heart out At every football game. X His super skill in the forward line Q Made our opponents tamesxl f JENNIE WIACEK To us this little lady Always seemed so quiet, But recently we've heard this rumor- Jennie is really a riot! CHARLES WORISCHECK A shy, conservative boy, they say, But to us who know Charlie better-- Friendly is the very word Thar fits him to the letter. 171-Q-'.,. fpmfwwj- mv via. 321- 'Il-' '-A-' , . ,Lam- REGINA ZARATKIEWICZ ' ' A sense of humor and a winning smile Make up Reggie's ultra style. Altho' her temper might sometimes stray, It always turns to something gay. JOHN ZDANKOWSKI We all look up to Johnny, Not only 'cause he's tall- He knows how to use his braing ln debates he beats us all. THOMAS ZIMMERMANN JAMES ZITO To be a hunter big and bold, Jimmy is quiet: Is Bunzy's greatest aim. Jimmy is nice. And, perhaps, in time to come Ask for il favor- It might even bring him 1me. I-Ie'll do it twice. e yi-J . VXLQJ L5 A, H e fb f' X i ju ,X Z ii -2 , Page twenty-fiz wus ING P1'i'Mlr am mug for th not 1. loudal J. mnnindul mum Lmum I-'MMI JJ. ma 1 f hot humor hit hh J. Bohn 6.1100 Llopn J.DOGuuao Lllthsr D.V11h - X lv but Drag with hnlty mug gpg, J.8nbds 9.311108 G.V1to J. Braun l.Pq1ggH, 3,553 an J J 1 . , n 5- f . 4' ' fg V, ' N 1 .. if 5, ff, W '-23 ' V., ' 4 ' , 1 Q '- ' W Vs' I 'W M 'F 4 i W Jan if Iwi Pmhr lim Bmw' u lm. 1.-unly to Second I-hbaoek .nsuuu s.s:,yu g,c,hm1 q,qm4.,5.. if 321 55 Chu Atholdu But Dx-and Chu OCIHMI Chu Flirt Iona llltor I. hbcook B. hanonno H. Cinlor D. Banda-son .nsuua 'r.xoaae1 1. mmm I- Nur 3- 91101 lf Kvwv 7fae glue With our jet motors blazing and Nisi as our pilot, we are all set for our excursion through the universe. But wait!! Here comes never-on-time Fecanin with porter, Sheiblin, hustling the luggage. At last we're ready to take off from Atomic Field, designed by Kopecg as we do so, hostess Babcock is doing everything possible to make us comfortable. Looking around at our fellow passengers, we see Reggie and Eddie, the honeymooners. Who are the men behind the long beards? Why, it's Barone, Locarro, and Murphy with an overdose of S o'clock shadow! The other seats are occupied by vacationers Ateniese, Anzelmo, Clauss, Gengo, and G. Kilian, who from time to time purchase apples and candy from vendors G. Cunningham and Cebulski, who certainly are succeeding! ZOOOOOOM! What was that? It's irresistible Cheval still chasing the girls-with Killer Lo Re giving him close competition. That racket we hear is none other than Vito standing on hot air, manufactured by Trebing, still trying to fix a flat on his old rig. Sit- ting leisurely in the back seat are Molan, Kraska, Posluszny, De Gaetano, and Zdankowski. As we approach the outskirts of Mars, we catch a glimpse of Cohn trying to get a drink out of the big dipper. She is slightly splashed by one of Lefty Lombardo's homers!! Flying at low altitude, we see the ultra-modern diner of joan and Bunzy's, with Hobin and Giuri serving Worischeck's Dehydrated Steaks to Wiacek, Kirk, Hediger, and Miller. On a corner we see Lockwood, Hicswa, Cammarota, Vander Vliet, and Stiles thumbing a ride to Pluto where, they have learned, the armed forces have landed. Stopping at Walter's famous night club, the Heavenly Body , featuring Van's orchestra with Lo Presti and Reinhardt at the pianos, and the 3 C's, Cimler, Carroll, and Costa, singing a medley of tunes written by Brett and Bradley. As Jantzen, the headwaiter, leads us to our table, we notice Jo and Jack still holding hands. We give our orders to waitreses J. Cunningham, Coldeway, Primiano, and Demetrofsky. After dinner, we continue our journey to the moon. Whizzing past us in their helicopter are Gajdos, Subda, Kondel, and C. Daniels still riding around. As we near the landing field on the moon, we fly over Bainer's Institute of Learning , with Headman, Bennato, Gervens, Contreras, and Mazza making up the faculty. After landing, we decide to tour such points of interest as, McAlpine's Manor , Russomanno's Horse Hospital , and Frey's Cooler , in which Ballare, F. Daniels, Franzella, and Sciarra are house-guests. In Krawczyk's Celestial News office, we find fashion editor Gesualdi, gossip editor Eig, and Slyz with her Advice to the Lovelorn . In Gales' Park, we see Bassett pushing a baby carriage and Sanderson waiting on the bench for Watrel, who is still trying for his M.D. Leaving the park, we pass the famous statute of Sintel, who discovered where the light goes when you close the refrigerator door. Feeding the pigeons a little distance away are Walther and Villa Qstill togetherj. To our surprise we discover that the man in the moon is none other than Smolinski, who hires Steepy, Purner, Mazzucca, Leuang, and Grossman to design his cream cheese trees. fConfinued on page 282 Page twenty seven Our excursion over, we turn our rocket-ship toward home and find that Cathey, Pryzwara, Lokes, and Janeczko are added to our passenger list. While speeding toward earth, we see Gureski trying to take a bite out of the milky way, gaining moral support from Henninger. We are held up for a few minutes by a military parade, among which are Barcewski, Brune, Trotter, and Walsh. Leading the band is majorette Silvan. Zito is pushing the piano on which von Wallmenich plays Minutola's March . Merandino is accompanying her on the drum which Bowen is carrying for him. After a rather bumpy landing, we see Le Grand's Emergency Squad riding up to us to see if we're all okay. Albers pours us a glass of water because after all, we are a bit shaken up. Leive tries a little unnecessary first aid on Vion whose oppositions are drowned by Ramoth who is calling the signals for the next rocket preparing to take off. Upon further investigation, we find it consists of Docimo, Glembocky, Jones, Konefal, Pandolfi, Stoifa, and Venturini who are taking off to find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Now, all set to go home, we hail a Stratoliner. To our surprise we find the hackie to be Schreib. Of course, we always take the indirect Way home to stop at Holmes' Health Ray Shop for a few of the Filippelli's super deluxe vitamin rays which cost only a few atoms. Here we find Tabisz still undecided as to who it shall be . As we leave we find Kilian, Meinecke, Mooney, and Smalz sitting in a plasco complex, collapsible booth dis- cussing good old '46. Before we know it, we're home only to discover we've left Slupicki, Scherer, and Plosia on the gas rings of Saturn. Respectfully submitted, THE TEA LEAF STAFF Page twenty-eight JUNIOR PROM 1945 4 Page flrmvfy-rail '7!1e 4 ' .Baffin Presented by the Senior Class CAST Almatina . . . Charlotte Ramotll Olira . . . . ,.,.. Lucy Costa Filmer . Thomas Zimmermann Ham Ellers . . .. . .... Arthur Bradley Mr. Little . . . ...Edward Bainer Goody.. .. . .. . . ..... .. Lois Steepy Mrs. Little . Phyllis von Wnllnaenicli Antoinette .. .. Marilee Lockwood Cuckoo .. . Evelyn Cammarota Screwball . . . Leonora Primiano Norman Peel . Frank Smolinski Dieky Harpeddle . Charles Worischeck Mrs. Harpeddle . . Eleanor Babcock Miss Pologa . . Dolores Reinhardt Ng-...ii-,, .,,,,'?-P P Ql :wg 9 x X1 4 - x aEW'?fSW5'EE5 a rf -4- F 5.1 , um3'maw., :A ,' V5 , , t K, N Lam , . 1 lk 5? 'T' A Aff Q -fi? , A 1 f 'z 53 gjjf' 1 . 40. Q fi ' , LQ- I Q ' , S N ff? 73 Q . Fi 1 if Q' fl ,, so ,:., z 2 ,wwf K 5, it 50 x S 2 Nfzgi-fi 35 ,I I 'I Curse You, jack Dnltonul Yes, thatls what it says. lt was one of the three one act Comedies presented by the Llraunntic club early in March. l lis First Shave and Grown Upn, both very humorous plays, mntle up the I'CSt of the pro- gram. The tlrnmzltic club does not consist of actors only, there are also mnlse-up, staging, and prompting committees who have an important part behind the scenes. The members of this Pa qv thirty-two 'Glad dramatic club are upper-elnssmcn, under the direction of Miss DcVries. OFFICERS President . Arthur Bradley Vice-President Evelyn Demetrofsky Treasurer , . . ,Gertrude Stiles Secretary , Diane Gesualdi Stardust fell that eveninv, oh! that beautiful candle-li 'hr service held nt the Passaic Y. W. K r- 2: evenin-' of the Tri'Y dance. Fverv 'irl looked C. A. n , . 5- henwgl, as e 'e I 3,n'l does in nn evening dress: Adviser Vlwrs' Myrtle Montgomery I W ' fhcqvfllrlows thanked an unknown benc- President bwujonn Brcgscm X V I 'i' A' il it il' U I Q X ' ' M ILIOI wit then llLClll1lCLl 1 tnc did not include VNC-Prcsldcm 'I hCln1n Coldcwlw ' - t' g lv' 5 't,'. T - ' - - x I X ,thcxpomlcnlionl mon cy sur i lic pun? Secretary Irene clhckkm R il ' vm lui- lt- -'va 1 r v 1 N V I x rs ncc 0 us 16111 wus in 1 cc ony by tic Trcmurcr Gladys Puma, junior Prom. l I 4 ' 1 I The jLll110l' chgurmnn is Lvelyn De Koycrg lt 5 An outstanding event, of which there were Secretary, Dolores Vclnrnlog Treasurer, Joan Kil- Q, Q many, was the initiation of new members at .1 gore. f V STARDUST . ll A.-I V, k all-1, F.- 1-V A is -- fi K -' Ag f L few 'fl' ' 2. 2 f V- - 'T - ' , 4 'gsm ' -'tx 1 'ff 441 ' . ' ' X W .1 J K Q , . 7: 1, . 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If you are feeling literary, you are sure to find ll book to satisfy your taste in our library. Although they did their share, it was not all work and no play for the Library Staff. Their activities were varied, including a dance, I1 Faculty Tea, and a memorable trip to New York City. O14 1- IK'IiRS President Charles XVoi'ischecli Vice-President .. . . , Grace Cunningham Secretary. . , . I. Gloria Sintcl Treasurer ,.,. .. , . X Marilee Lockwood The adviser is Mrs. H. L. Cutter. Q- l Membership on the Triangle Staff is open to e.1ch and every student. There is only one requisite, super ambition. Translated, this simply means that you must be willing to work. And work they did, what with editing a special edition, the Fighting Triangle, for the fellows overseas, along with the regular Triangle. It has not been all work without recognition, though. Recently the Trianhle has taken among lmfl lu Riglvf: I.. Grossmann, M. Vfalther, 17. Villa, li. N Clams. S. Pryswara, D. Rein- hardt, l. Kosleky, lf. Yaki- Il10XVlKl, ll. Tabiw, l,. Costa, Bressem, R. llasselliuhn, G. Ciliunna, C. liranvella, R. Mnvvucca. Sfiunliug: D. Tursick, -I. Low, Rmnanelli. l.. Sleepy. Silfillg: M. laickwuod, Snoop, U. Stiles, D. Kiesualdi, U. Sanderson, l, lfecanin, XV. Harris, R. Zaralkiewicv, T. Coldeway. Cunningham, V. Sabia, il. Graupp. Kim-ling: ll. Pig, A. Plosia, ll. ll!'lf'l1l.ll.1, Il. Kucvwara, li. Gross, ll. l,emke, I. Vfy- T wial, li. Plotocki. Sfilflilillyi li. llemelrofsky, Admirand, lf. Mysliwiee. Siflillg: l.cfL to riglil-XV. Corson, l.. l.eive, Miss liardA ner, ll, von xvl.lllI11CI1lCl1, Miss Zimmerman, D. llulinan, R. Kupet. other honors, third place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and first place in the National Scholastic Press Competitions . The staff, of which Phyllis von Xllfallmenich is Editor-in-Chief, is advised by the following members of the faculty: Miss Viola M. Gardner Miss Margaret Zimmermann Mrs. Josephine Trubek l zulflcuufgmoll Members of the Quill and Scroll must come from the upper third of their class, and must be journalistically inclined as well. If ever you are so fortunate as to happen in on one of their meetings, observe-you may be gazing at the future Dorothy Kilgallens and Wfestbroolx Peg- lers! ln addition to preparing newspaper write- ups of the different school activities, Quill and Scroll members compete in nation-wide Con- tests. OI-'lfltzrus President , ,. Richard Kopec Vice-President John Admirantl Secretary Patricia Carroll Treasurer r , Helen Cimler Adviser Mrs. Allen Damon Glad The art of having fun is ably displayed by the members of the Art Club. Wfell-attended meetings are a result of an abundance of interest shown by its members. Their Your Fathefs Mustache Dance proved itself to be one of the highlights of the school year. OIT!-'ICFRS President . James liallt Vice-President Wfilliam Grindlcr Secretary . Theresa Seeger Treasurer , Barbara Curtis Adyiser ,. .. ., Mrs. Trubclt A V, ,V 1 k il il s 479 .J v r t T .V rp ' J ti .1 v .1 f y if :Mi . S 6 O The Student Council is nn orgnnilgition whose in gaining the privilege of exemptions from m.iin purpose is to see that .ill students know ex.imin.1tions. the school rules and obey them. lfaeh home- room h.is .1 representative who informs his el.1ss OI I ll 1 Rs of business which is discussed nt the meetin 's. . u . . r t . 5 President lzmil Cehulslii This ve.ir thex' held daily' noon-hour dances, ,. D . . , - ' V ' '. , X ice-I resident Ions Sleepy besides their .innunl dance in April. , . Secretary john Romnnelli The Student Council also was instrumental Tre.isurer lfixinlt Kwsien fllirlu-H Prryr I ,Qt gym., 1 1st .s 1. 1 1 Ke The Keyette Club opened up its doors to members, this past year, with a memorable initiation. Part of the initiation of the Keyettes was to wear the apparel of a washwoman for a week. The club, whose activities are varied, started a busy year by selling football pinsg on January 15 their annual dance was held in cooperation with the Key Clubg and during Boy Scout Week, the Keyettes proved their worth by canvassing for contributions in East Rutherford. Advisers to the Keyetre Club are Miss Bartlc and Mrs. Yeomans. 5 f . -. jf I 1 v -V. V Siiling: left to rightg-L. Leive j. Snoop, IS. Leuang, l.. Sleepy L. Grossman, M. Lockwood, G Gervens, G. Cunningham, U Reinhardt, QI. Bressem, O. Ballare A. Plosia. Srruml RIIIVI L. Serpa, G. Glion- na, V. Sabin, HI. Duerkes, I-I Black, J. Brentvel, R. Papa, XV. Clauss, XV. Cltrk, M. Lupo, M -Iohnson, Mrs. Yeomans. Lux! Row: P. Pluhar, M. Mari- naro, KI. Graupp, A. llielke, Cv. Meeker, Z. Kanzak, C. Krom, P. Gales, P. jones. OF1-'ICERS President , .,.. . .,.....,. . , ,..Gertrude Gervens Vice-President . . , .. Lillian Grossmann Secretary . Marilee Lockwood Treasurer, . , ..., Grace Cunningham K Ask any fellow who was a Key, and he will tell you of the wonderful ey time he had. Membership in the Key Club is reserved for Junior and H Seniobboys. H lighting the beginning of the school year is their H f anilual initi ti . Some of their features this year were their dance, 'J i 1' Wintei' VV2Hlfdc3lwt1cl',, their luncheons, and their frequent bowling ' o I trips. J ' ' I '.' ' Advisers tqft e'Key Club are Mr. Ziccardi, Mr. Nicholas, and Mr. ' QOKJQMIF. Pj ' ' , ' Av 5' K f OFFIQERS Priskckidf. ,... .,,.. ,.,.,..,, , ,Lawrence Lo Re ' ,, ' A' Yice- esident . .pdf ..., . Kenneth Walter H i Secretary ,. ..., ,,.. N ...Robert Brett 'I ' 4, Treasurer ,...,..,. .,..,..,...,....,.. 'i ....,..,,.. ,. .. . .James Zito fi X W Silling: left to right-D. Kalts Schmidt, A. Jordan. B. Brett, K. W.1lter, L. Lo Re, J. Zito, A. Lo Presti, C. Trebing. Srmml Row: Mr. Goodyear, Mr. Ziccardi, AI. Kovacs. li. Poluslny, C. W'orisehe1:k, II. 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A Qin x Q .Q ff- m -is 9 .3 QE -2? 'P 2 'S-AM S.-'B 5 'y ,ggi N I QA ,, M S M ,fu ,gl ,Y 5 w ,Q 5 5 ,ii 5'Q6-y '- -V - L, Q- a. 4 A, , . I V - 7 iffy' bg 3, as .1 1. 4- i'i1,msjt gl' 4:4 Q at ,m, V' Q 14 4- V A A . , W H' M 715. fg, if Q- M '45 72 'N 3' f 4 .-- L? ' atv? GW?-9 d5?,'1':3v'3 f'Y:YGA3i a'49W'?f .mfq. f Q gl I ' M ' '2' P .Y ' , f. ' Ll if 1 n A 54 ,I f 'f N 'sa 'i 'Q H W A 9 g Q 4' 'Sf 010 4 0- 4 'Al . 'f .LII- lil. -1 , ,L :.,, 5' COOKING CLUB Advisor-Miss Barth' Otiiccrwz Prcsidcrwl4MulX'in Smith VLCC-l,I'CSidCI1l1,lUIll1 Mnliarsky Secret.1ry-'l'x'c.1Surcr--Inmus XX hilu N AGI: CLUB Adviser-Mrw. Swupc Omccrs: PI'CSiLLCI1lfI'1lilUll' Ilu.uln1.1n Vin:-Prcxiclcrwlfhlunc Bnssclt SL'CY'L'l.lI'y LllCy Nuvcllu ,LFC.1NllFC!'-IYCIIC xYV.lXX'I'YUSNCk 'NCL' CLUB .'XLlx'iw1'7N1rs. Vmsi K5HLccrx: PI'CSLLLCI1lf-IUIIII Balm Souru.1r'y-,l4rL-.ullrcr-Riclmrd Foy DANCING CLUB AdviscrAMrs. Ycmnnlms Oflicursc llI'L'SLLLCl1l',I.t'KSilf Koncfnl Sucrv:l.1ry-'Lrc.1surur-Ilinac Clcxllaldi LOWER CLASS lJRAMuVl'lCC1LUl', AdviwrfN1iss Snrro Ofiiccrsz Pl'L'NidCIllfxX,illL1ll11 Lupu VLCL'-PFCNLLICHlYl':LLXK'.ll'kl PJIPLI Sccrclnryfl7ulorcx W'.1trcl 'I'rcnsurc1'f-l.u1c cilH'iSlUI1SL'H NIiIflJI,liC1RAlf'l' CLUB AdviscrfMrS. Ticdumgmn Otiiccrsz Cu-Cla.mirnwcn-Agncs l'.1rillu, M.1ry Uxunx Sec rcl .IVY-'l4l'C.lSlIl'CI'-B1 .lric Gnrrcll Waalfrq Zfde Uf .febune ILLUSTRATED SONGS A Little Bit Independent ,.,,.... Prisoner of Love. ............,,.. . Something Sentimentaln-, ,... It's Been a Long, Long Time, ,..,,. I Wanna Get Married ............,,,. A Door Will Open .,.......,, There Must Be a Way ........ You'll Never Know ...,...,..... ,,,,.-,Senior fellows during war .....----...-..-,Eleanor Headman -------. - -------.----.--.--Prom --.-.-.-.-----...Getting out of here few of the teachers -...,,-.And in pops Mr. Dierwechter . ,,,,,,, To cut without being caught .,...-.-..How we passed our exams P001' YOU ....-.....4fffff,fff...frf7ffVrf .r,,,,......., Se niors to undergrads You're Driving Me Crazy ,t,, , ,,,,, , ,,,,.,.,t.,..........rrr, Teachers to class of '46 I Dream of You .t..,,.....-.,.,..,. ....,V. , Lower classmen to our football stars Never in a Million Years ,,,,.......... ,,,.,.,.,,,,,, D id We have a ggod assembly Put That Ring On My Finger ..,.,,,,, .,,,.r.,.,,,,.,....,...,,. , , ,.,,,A,,,--,,,,,-,.,-, ,Miss S31-1-0 I D0n't Know Why ....s..4..r.rrr..-.... ,.....e S ome teachers act the way they do Only a Bird in a Gilded Cage r,,.,,, ,,,,A,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,M- , , ,,A4,,w We in ERHS IMAGINE . . Carmine Vito not clowning. Jo Snoop separated from Jack Admirand. Helen Cimler flunking an exam. Mrs. Damon allowing you to chew gum. John Subda doing his own homework. The Cheerleaders with new uniforms. No one falling asleep in P. A. D. Gene Cheval not acting conceited. William Molan and Alice Gureski dancing cheek to cheek. Not having to fight to get into your locker. Mr. Hitchner without his bow tie. Having a-teacher who looks like Van Johnson. Larry Lo Re not winking at all the girls. Never cutting a class or school. Having a quiet library!!! Page forty-four F iji -A Af. Lf V ip , J 4 fi M ,Q V A,Ak A ,,A, il K ' V .,... W A Q ' + 55,1 QM, L Qwzmah nay: A VNW. K ' ' J .. ' 'N 'W?5W X1 v ' W' . .Qf 'F , f f' . ,- ww X ,QBNX N -W. , , M ,. . -ww flifzfiywffi-1 ,, 7 7 K ,, -H . ' W, +1 Y T ., - X . . u.W,.L,.,,,m.,.W ,,AW,,,, M, , W .M . ' Uilnw. 1 , ' J Y g, ,, ... ffm 2 Ag.. ,, L. ,W m L,L, L . . .L,, . ,, X,L. ,,,-,,,,, A.,....-. ,WM.T.M,..,.....,4-,,.,,,.,.m,,,,M L,.,,L , ,Mq,mvg, , - M, ,r ... .,. M. .. .W L4 . , -, , Vhwqzgff . . 5 1 .1 mmm? vN4,1-gfpwj ,M.,gM5-,. W,mrT1:ig gm 135333-gggiw V, wmzglggb, W-1? W wry, 5330 ,,,,,,,.,.,,.v.Ai1f,,yw1xwLmww, .. .1xvk,N9, A ,, ,, . , . , , . . f ., -,R ' - wwf-,vwvgfwq 3 2 mi' '.'. ' ' L W g?guwiiq,y,qwf,w,h,--K-gvQi,xg,,L,....n......,.,.,...u 3 I V . 15 f,,,W,,L,M ,A M 5 no K K. . ,V 7 Y- , . V '- , L. in-M 4 5 M 1, if ke. N rg? 1 ' A 'f we 1 W 3 W aw! X Ax I f i 1 1 I E BASKETBALL SQUAD New aww- - The team started off the season by swamping Lyndhurst with a score of 47-24. Our next game was a fast and furious battle with the Alumni in which we were defeated by a mere point. ln our next two games we chalked up two impressive victories at Lodi's expense to the tune of 44-33 and 34-26. CAPTAIN JOHN SUBDA A TOUGH FIGHT Losing to our next two opponents, Eastside and Passaic, proved disappointing, but not dis- couraging. We next faced Central with high hopes which were fulialled by our trouncing the Colts. Although losing our next seven games to Eastside, Passaic, Central, and experiencing double losses to Clifton and Garfield, the team was never disheartened or truly discouraged and displayed the true spirit of sportsmen. The Pat- erson Armory was the scene of this year's -lam- boree tilts, in which we opposed Garheld and were beaten. f'C!1l1fflIIlf'll on page 472 s I However, the season ended in a brighter light, when our boys won a decisive victory over the Trenton School for the Deaf. Although victories were few, points were high. This is evident in the players individual scores. They are: Tofu! Goals Fouls Puinfv A. XVatrel. ,. 75 42 195 J. Subda . 57 31 145 B. Pandolh .. 36 20 92 T. Kondel 34 17 85 C. Uaniels 16 15 47 R. Stccpv . ,. 9 18 G. Howell , ,. 3 1 7 W. Molan . 1 2 -I. Moore , 1 2 N. Papa 1 1 L. Plosia 1 1 P. Ochuizzio , 1 1 Three cheers for Mr. Fittipaldi for his un- dying efforts and the enthusiasm with which he coached the boys. Manager Ronald Gajdos also deserves a cheer for he was always there ready JUMP BALL to lend a helping hand. TALKING IT OVIER Page forty-seven hh' .feacfevut The Girls' Leaders s onsored the firls' ath- P fs letic vro 'rams tbrou 'bout the ear. It was this l lv lv Y group of girls that was responsible for the intra- mural basketball games during many luneli eriods. The belon' to the Berren Count' P Y is ls Y Girls' Athletic Association and tlie National Archer' Association. l O1-'ifitxii President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer Adviser . its , Ruth Taylor Charlotte Ri iiiu otlm , Rosalie Lambert Mrs. O'Ncal gum ew, ln the Glce Club we have an organization of beautiful feminine voices which have graced many of our assembly programs. A few of the outstanding ones were the Christmas program. United Nations program, and the lfaster pro- gram. Various members of the Glee Club and chorus participated in the Bergen County Music lies- tival and All-State Orchestra Concert. The resulting climax of their busy season was the May Concert, one of the most success- ful affairs of the year. 'JM I t ' 9' 0 a That everyone enjoys good music is a well ltnown fact. Therefore it is no wonder than our orchestra was an asset in making our assemblies a success. Under the able direction of Miss Sobel, they have become one of the outstanding or- ganizations of the school. They gained renown through two of their talented members, Marion Goodyear and Catherine Kroni, who played tht- violin in the All-State Orchestra which appeared at the New jersey Teachers' Convention at At- lantic City. jp, t sy ff , M I ...f Ly. 5 A' ' -m I R f MM. .. All sports activities at East Rutherford High School are sponsored by the Athletic Association. Its members represent the different classes. During the course of the year, the A. A. arranged transportation for our teamsg secured umpires, referees, and other officialsg and purchased sports letters which were presented to the outstanding athletes as well as the cheerleaders and majorettes. This organization is under the supervision of Mr. Kantz and Mr. Mahon. OFI4'ICElKS President , , . . ,. , , ,. john Subda Vice-President . . . , Steve Barone Secretary . John Romanelli Treasurer , Evelyn Demetrofsky Sffflllgf Left to right-If llemetrofsky, Mr. Mahon, Suhda, Mr. Kanrl, Ro manelli. Slulnfirlg: lf. Yakimowitl, M Morris, S. Barone Ewa! Our school spirit was bolstered this year, as in the past, by our band at the football games. It was ever enthusiastic while leading our cheering section which spurred our champion football team onward toward victory. We are grateful to this oilganization for their cooperation throughout the football H' , . i l. fir- season. ,KT fn.-f al, vsjx fvrlx . ff if Ji 2 fJ.Ai.1, , Kurnel IUIU - -- - rr on Conference Team BY we rom - a , . fhfhdiur ' V -- - f' ld and Clrffon Each Wan Three Polls N .ul ir, Pun' 2 n 6 . E' '1 v- ,- lllil: Passaic Gets Twog Coaches Are Polled 1.,.-,,,b,4.,:, 'W ,he S I6 Draw CI IH, l Jkgxzf 4 i rv:-wt g ern.-I Ou gmah Mo . I' n . rrnlexrncefgaffnvloh. . ' Vli y,,-1-'f rm., Boenchq,-' Gaul mp on ed - e clm.,, 'f m, lcd, 406 NEW In lah iqlflhfrr.-,va nigh sfnmx. 1945 Va lay C M 'nv N 111-News Conference all-:tar lu 'nt ml' and wrt Q - l A r kllhnn. xyrx' lxli P VIII only lui' ' a all Rutherford 2 E05 .aexix ' -s :mkecl 0551256666 iarlield I' ailerm Valley alners Rule Yrniflll 06' r :file st Drill 0 Forced Wildcat had to B0 Inactive 1, D1 ht Ie W F13 Rulhterfnrd lhgh slum. ' team op:-me ru uhednlv k from Sahudny n :nc at Rrggtn Fm 'r' Jimmy Mahon' 'r rn Q new fh-at outdoor dull only . I ' ra-f n -V A xd How hnyiggs Conference: :fam rald-Nawsaoxneoms i ll Subda Ko d I . I-5 F 'o ,. ' el Feature Vw-we ww H Sir-R1 r G is 2f5R?l l'f.712'I, .,..,. ,Magma E., Stadium mGIl0U n fm, egg FW? B91- 'br Ie C1 X ew alta we X093 gif r Ruth GGl'flBld Next Faces East Rutherford . Boilermakers Drub P . FOI Third Straight Wlzxggugye Page fifty-one M1 'f' PCI ofd Ce 05,7 T' . nfrq' Could onlghf ' on . .u.yHgncl,lw. chillin E Rutherfo 5UGCumlg Mffvgin I , M bl ml 06 n lhro lhllllllu L,.tJ-Bd mn therforc Vrctor End Sqqean Rout I-Ddl bnalhl to U 'idk S1332 7 slrllr' v cl':f: ' 3:4 me Iinlfunl Row: Left to right-P. Alberts, mgr., H. Hansen, P. Latawiec, Derzak, A. Iapicco, P. Cimalucca, W. McAleesc, B. Parillo, G. Drnbot, A. Lo Presti, assistant mgr. Svrvml Razr: Left to right-E. Arolan, M. Morris, VV. Lupn, A Watrel, A. Kaszak, S. Barone. R. Lahullier, R. Gajdos, T. Kondel, Subda, E. Pulaski, If. Cheval. Tlliril Rout Left to right- Coach I.. Fittipaldi, P. Occhiuzzio, M. Piazza, D. Arata, AI. W'hitc, R. Steepy, -I. Bunkowski, W. Harris, QI. Moore, Coach bl. Mahon. ' Tofl Row: Left to right-H. Cheval, xl. Marziarsky, P. Morreale, D. Kaltschmidt, J. Truscello, R. Mitchell. 0 U 4 t 6 The maroon and gray blasted through the season to gain an undisputed championship in the Passaic Valley Conference, but shared honors for the state championship in the group three schools. The last East Rutherford championship team was that of 1933. An enthusiastic squad was on hand to greet Coaches Mahon and Fittipaldi on the Hrst day of practice. The season was off to a flying start when, after only a week of formal practice, we defeated the highly favored Passaic team 28-14. Our next game was played under lights against Paterson Cen- tral, whom we conquered by the impressive score of 28-6. It gave us quite a thrill to have our team win our first two games, because they were Conference games. The game against Garheld was one of thrills and excitement. for Garfield is a long-time rival of East Rutherford, 'as well as .1 Conference team. Through most of the second half the score was 6-6 until the last six minutes, when the Wildczlts made another touchdown and the extra point to win the game by the Hnal score of 13-6. CAPTAIN STEVE BARONE Though not so impressive as the preceding games, the Lyndhurst tussle was also a victory for us-we tallied 21-0. Page fffy-fwo KICK IT HIGH i, The Clifton game, an important Conference one, ended in a 6-6 deadlock, in which the Wild- Cats played a good defensive game and held back the opposing team on the one yard line during the fourth quarter. We ended our triumphal season by swamping Paterson Eastside 36-0, and subduing Lodi 38-0. Although Subda and Kondel received due recognition for their outstanding ability dis- played on the gridiron, we n1uSt remember that it was not without the cooperation of the entire team. KEEP YOUR EYE ON THAT MAN The victorious Wildcats were honored by a football dinner. Later they were presented with gold footballs, on which was engraved the name of the playerg the letters P.V.C. QPassaic Valley Conferencejg '45g and the initials E.R.H.S. Lettermen are: Captain S. Barone, Cheval, A. Watrel, R. Gajdos, A. Kaszalt, R. Lahullier, W. Lupo, M. Morris, E. Arolan, E. Pulaski, T. Kondel, J. Subda, R. Steepy, D. Arata, Manager P. Albers. WATER BO Y 'Q' r Here's to East Rutherford High School Loyal and true. Now all together, Smash them through and through. Rah, Rah, Rah!! Against the maroon and gray line Every team will fall. East Rutherford now down the Held Go with the ball. WILDCAT SPIRIT BIYTXVIEEN HAI VES gi bfi? Farina: A. De Ro l , X . Q 4 V These high strutting girls with their twirling batons, were a picturesque sight out in front of our band. We all looked forward to the halves between football games, for we enjoyed seeing the majorettes perform. Hours of patient and constant practice were evident in their many different formations and routines. Under the able and guiding direction of Miss Sarro, adviser, and Ida Silvan, captain, the majorettes were a group of which we were proud. The maiorettes again came up to expectations by sponsoring one of the hits of the year, their barn dance, which was indeed a sueeess. ,Q 6 .NI.1irm'lli'i: l. laima, M. Nlarinarog R. l'apag li. Calion- nag l. Silvan, Laplainq A. Sferruvvaz 'lf O'Cunnorg A. Aparisig A, Kellen: Nl. l.om- bardo, I, Sarro, Adviserg A. 2. .. .1 Our cheerleaders were always ready with encouraging words before, during, and after all of our football and basketball games. They sponsored a dance and numerous pep rallies which helped build school spirit and morale. Declted out in their new XVildcat sweaters, they showed our colors and were a symbol of the school spirit that backed our team. New cheers and old, displayed with an abundance of pep, vim, and vigor, , 1i:,- .1,f - ,, .' 'p-. 4- ,,,,,, f 1 .A ..'f'.f.J ,. 4 '1 1 1 t, ,J . 11. A ' 4 f.f ' f ,....,',, 44 4 1 . f.i.f. ' I ,I ,f 1', gy' vi Hilde Our Chcclllctlilcfs the 0LltSt.ll1Llil'l ' 'YOU 7 the ' XVCVC. GJ x 5 ls l 5 f f .4 J Cflm'r'li'i1ili'r'i: ll. Sandersong Fi, Sanderson: li. Cammarolag li. Bowen: lx liabcocli, Qfaptaing IK. .Mli ilu' ' Q J l.. Bode: XV. Clark: lf. Pellegrino. N- -lf' ev Nia YITEAM Gaawbuf The 1945 Cross Country Team under the supervision of Mr. O,Neal turned in a rather fair season despite the loss of some dependable harriers. Our season opened victoriously in a meet with Irvington. The results were Irvington 30, East Rutherford 25. The East Rutherford harriers next placed second in a triangular meet with Rutherford and Paterson Eastside. Although the Maroon and Gray were overtrodden in their next meets with Seton Hall, St. Michaels, Pater- CAPTAIN EDVVARD KIANECZKO son Eastside and Kearney, Janeczko, Seifirt or Roettger placed well in each meet. The sting of our defeats was lessened, however, when we underscored our staunch rival, Rutherford, 24-31. While we placed only third in a con- ference meet with Passaic and Paterson East- side, these less honored heroes will continue to gain renown and glory for their prowess. The lettermen are: K. Wzllters, KI. Kologe, H. Meincke, E. janeczko, G. Kilian, R. Seifert. W. Roettger, James Zito, Managerg A. D'Amore. TRUE TO FORM W ' Standing, left to right: Coach Eigenrauch, W Andiritst N Isltr C Anti I Adltr C, Uru oli, P. Morreale, K. Wallter, G. Pawlowsky, M Moiris Moon W Lole D Kiltlttrt Mgr Kneeling, left to right: -I. Van Dyk, R. Seifert I ltnnin r Nisi Iittlltualittlti Morreale, A. D'Amore, C. Antonueei, E. Janeeygko 4, WI 1 . 4 , A , a Y rj' xg ' ,'u 5 , Q '1 ' M 4 J. nfl.,-fl J A ,A I' 4 gill 1 ua 'f ', 4. . I ' V sf-r JE K Long runs, short sprints, broad jump and high, and shot-put are the main feats per- formed hy our track team. Under the direc- tion of Coach liigenraueh, the team spends much time in practicing for and competing in various track meets throughout the season. Standing, left to right: Ii. Kasica, S. Barone, R. Lahullier, T. Kondel, J. Subda, H. Cheval, V. Pandorff, A. Lo Presti, Mgr. Sitting, left ro right: Conch Mahon, E. Cheval, R. Kopee, E. Pulaski, J. Wfhite, R. Steepy, J. Kraska, N. Papa, J. Low. B With the first sign of spring, East Ruther- Kondel, J. Subda, R. Kopec, E. Cheval, S. ford's baseball team started practice for the Barone. The Wildcats started off in promis- pending season. Coach Mahon welcomed the ing form hy defeating Nutley's champion return of six veterans, namely, Kraska, T. team. 1? ON THE MOUND HITTING THE DIRT 9 AT BAT Page fifty-eight 36- ?i!73?25Lis2E4WA5!a'3wwt4vwif'?'1W m?iWvw'mwC WW XB.1Me4e5fM!Wf???YIsW of gi.. ff Y- 0 J ff f ,. LW' .cfv N- L.. LJ ff w ADMIRAND, JOHN, 156 Anderson Ave., Wallington5 Dramatic Club 2, 35 Triangle 2, 3, 45 Junior Play and Junior Prom Committees5 Student Council 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Key Club 45 Swimming Club Instructor 45 Library Staff 4. ALBERTS, PATRICK, 260 Laurel Pl., E. Rutherford5 Football assistant 2, 3, Manager 45 Basketball assistant manager 3, 45 Baseball assistant manager 3, manager 4. ANZELMO, PETER, 85 River St., E. Rutherford. ATENIESE, LUCILLE, 315 Grove St., E. Rutherfordg Art Club 1, 2, 35 Dramatic Club 25 Glee Club 45 Dancing Club 45 Teen Age Club 45 Honor Guard. BABCOCK, ELEANOR, 186 Everett Pl., E. Rutherford5 Dramatic Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Sophomore Class Pres.5 Senior Class Treas.5 Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Hop Com- mittee5 Freshmen Afternoon of Fun5 Junior Prom Committee5 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play. BAINER, EDWARD, 15 Enoch St., E. Rutherford5 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club Play 2, 45 Tea Leaf Staff5 Quill and Scroll 45 Triangle 15 Senior Play. BALLARE, OLGA, 284 Grove St., E. Rutherfordg Freshmen Afternoon of Fun5 Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 45 Swimming Club 45 Keyettes 3, 45 Junior Play Committee. BARCEWSKI, EDWARD, 137 Paterson Ave., Wallington5 Athletic Association5 Junior Play Committee5 Army-June, 1945. BARONE, STEVE, 429 Union St., Carlstadt5 Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Athletic Association Vice Pres. 4. BASSETT, JUNE, 333 Paterson Plank Rd., Carlstadt5 Glee Club 35 Tri-Y 2, 35 Teen Age Club 4. BENNATO, CONCETTA, 314 Union St., Carlstadt5 Fighting Triangle 35 Triangle 3, 45 Junior Play Committee5 Sigma Alpha Phi 35 Tea Leaf Staff5 Dramatic Club 3, 4. BOWEN, EVELYN, 149 Humboldt St., E. Rutherfordg Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Girls' Leaders 3, 45 Cheerleaders 3, 4. BRADLEY, ARTHUR, 180 Uhland St., E. Rutherford5 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Triangle 1, 25 Tea Leaf Sta1f5 Senior Play5 Dramatic Play 4. BRESSEM, JOAN, 324 Paterson Ave., E. Rutherfordg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 2, 3, Pres. 45 Sophomore Hop Committee5 Junior Play5 Junior Prom Committee5 Keyettes 3, 45 Senior Play5 Swimming Club5 Dancing Clubg Bowling Club. BRETT, ROBERT, 308 Hoboken Rd., E. Rutherford5 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 35 Key Club 3, Sec. 45 Junior Play. BRUNE, JOHN, 23 Enoch St., E. Rutherford5 Basketball 2, 35 Navy-September, 1945. CAMMAROTA, EVELYN, 234 Paterson Ave., E. Rutherford5 Glee Club 15 Freshmen Afternoon of Fun5 Sophomore Hop Committee5 Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Cheerleaders 3, 45 Major- ettes 25 Girls' Leaders 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Senior Play. CARROLL, PATRICIA, 36 High St., E. Rutherford5 Sophomore Hop Committee5 Honor Guardg Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Junior Play5 Junior Prom Committee5 Tea Leaf5 Dramatic Club 25 Quill and Scroll 45 Girls' Leaders 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 2, 35 Glee Club 25 Concert 2. Page sixty CATHEY, WAUNONA, 78 Mozart St., E. Rutherford, Commercial Club 4. CEBULSKI, EMIL, 5 1 Anderson Ave., Wallington, Art Club 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, Senior Play Committee, Junior Play and Prom Committee, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Sophomore Hop Committe, Student Council 2, 3, Pres. 4, Tea Leaf, Triangle. CHEVAL, EUGENE, 27 High St., E. Rutherford, Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. CIMLER, HELEN, 604 Broad St., Carlstadt. CLAUSS, ELSIE MAE, 414 Paterson Ave., E. Rutherford, Swimming Club 4, Keyette Club 3, 4, Triangle 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Junior Play Committee 4. COHN, DORIS, 435 Monroe St., Carlstadt, Transferred from Rutherford, Red Cross Club 3, 4, Sec. of Spanish Newspaper, Oflice Staff. COLDEWEY, THELMA, 48 Boiling Springs Ave., E. Rutherford, Glee Club, Tri-Y 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Girls' Leaders 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club, Captain 4, Sophomore Hop Committee, Triangle 4, Dramatic Club 2. CONTRERAS, THERESA, 184 Park Ave., E. Rutherford, Glee Club 1, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, Teen Age Club 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4. COSTA, LUCY, 24 Wallington Ave., Wallington, Triangle 3, 4, Tea Leaf, Tri-Y 3, 4, Student Council 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Junior Prom Committee, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Guard, Intramural Sports 4, Dramatic Club 2. CUNNINGHAM, GRACE, 77 Hackensack St., E. Rutherford, Athletic Association 2, Library Staff 2, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, Keyette Club 3, Treas. 4, Junior and Senior Play Committee, Tea Leaf Editor-in-chief, Quill and Scroll 4, Triangle 2, Honor Guard, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Sec. 3. CUNNINGHAM, JEANIE, 50 Lincoln Pl., E. Rutherford, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Girls' Leaders 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Bowling Club 4, Triangle 4, Student Council 2. DANIELS, CHARLES, 165 Orchard St., E. Rutherford, Basketball 4. DANIELS, FRANCES, 165 Orchard St., E. Rutherford, Sophomore Class Treas. DE GAETANO, JOSEPH, 309 Randolph Ave., E. Rutherford, Band 2, Intramural Sports. DEMETROFSKY, EVELYN, 42 Locust Ave., Wallington, Freshmen Afternoon of Fun, Honor Guard, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Triangle 2, 3, Fighting Triangle, Honor Holl 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Junior Play, Junior Prom Committee, Athletic Association, Treas. 4, Tea Leaf. DOCIMO, ALBERT, 77 Clinton Pl., E. Rutherford, Bowling Club 4, Dramatic Club 4. EIG, HILDEGARDE, 61 Prospect Ter., E. Rutherford, Freshmen Afternoon of Fun, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Bowling Club 4, Swim- ming Club 4, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4, Sopho- more Hop Committee. FECANIN, IRENE, 877 York St., E. Rutherford, Triangle 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders 4, Senior Play Committee, Sophomore Hop Committee. FILIPPELLI, MADELEINE, 418 Lincoln St., Carlstadt, Art Club 1, 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, Dra- matic Club 1, 2, 4, Dancing Club 4. Page szxty ure FRANZELLA, CARMELLA, 325 Washington St., Carlstadt, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Triangle 3, Fighting Triangle 3, Sigma Alpha Phi 2, 3, Bowling Club 4, Swimming Club 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee. FREY, KENNETH, 620 Third St., Carlstadt. GAJDOS, RONALD, 918 Paterson Ave., E. Rutherford, Freshman Afternoon of Fun, Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball manager 4, Senior Play Committee. GALES, PAULINE, 180 Van Winkle St., E. Rutherford, Keyettes 3, 4, Triangle 3, 4. GENGO, LENA, 373 Grove St., E. Rutherford, Tri-Y 3, Teen Age Club 4. GERVENS, GERTRUDE, 151 Hackensack St., E. Rutherford, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 4, Pres. 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Keyette Club 3, Pres. 4, Junior Play Committee, Concert 2, 3, 4. GESUALDI, DIANE, 5 54 Central Ave., Carlstadt, Dramatic Club 3, Sec. 4, Sigma Alpha Phi 3, Dancing Club Treas. 4, Triangle 3, 4, Fighting Triangle 3. GIURI, THERESA, 240 Paterson Ave., E. Rutherford, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Teen Age Club 4, Dancing Club 4. GLEMBOCKY, IRENE, 64 Parkway, Wallington, Tri-Y 2, 3, Junior Play Committee, Teen Age Club 4, Library Staff 4, Dancing Club. GROSSMANN, LILLIAN, 24 Rose St., E. Rutherford, Library Staff 4, Keyettes 3, Vice- Pres. 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, Triangle 4, Dramatic Club 2, Student Council 2. GURESKI, ALICE, 28 Locust Lane, E. Rutherford, Glee Club 1. HEADMAN, ELINOR, 7 Laurel Pl., E. Rutherford, Art Club 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Student Council 4, Glee Club 4, Dancing Club 4, Teen Age Club 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Junior Play Committee, Intramural Sports 3. HEDIGER, ETHEL, 67 Paterson Ave., E. Rutherford, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Teen Age Club 4. HENNINGER, DORIS, 297 Carlton Ave., E. Rutherford, Commercial Club 4, Tri- angle 2, 3, Fighting Triangle 2, 3, 4. HICSWA, ADELINE, 64 Halstead Ave., Wallington, Glee Club 2, 3, Concert 2, 3, Dra- matic Club 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 4. HOBIN, JOAN, 44 Hackensack St., E. Rutherford, Freshman Aftemoon of Fun, Sopho- more Hop Committee, Tri-Y 2, 3, Junior Play Committee, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Club 4, Bowling Club 4. HOLMES, DOLORES, 422 Monroe St., Carlstadt, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 4, Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4, Tea Leaf Staff, Freshman Afternoon of Fun, Honor Roll 1, Senior Play Committee 4. JANECZKO, EDWARD, 755 Garden St., Carlstadt, Cross Country 1, 2, Captain 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Key Club 4. JANTZEN, WARREN, 404 Eighth St., Carlstadt. JONES, PEARL, 6 Francis St., E. Rutherford, Keyettes 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Tri- angle 3, 4. KILIAN, GEORGE, 11 Morrissee Ave., Wallington, Cross Country 2, 3, 4. KILIAN, MADELINE, 11 Morrissee Ave., Wallington, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, Guard of Honor 2, Freshman Afternoon of Fun. Page sixty-two KIRK, AGNES, 433 Jefferson St., Carlstadt, Commercial Club 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4. KONDEL, THEODORE, 14 Fradkin St., Wallington, Cross Country 1, 2, Dramatic Club 2, Athletic Club, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4. KONEFAL, TESSIE, 159 Anderson Ave., Wallington, Intramural Sports 4, Dancing Club Pres. 4, Proctor 4. KOPEC, RICHARD, 41 Anderson Ave., Wallington, Student Council 1, Pres. of Fresh- man Class, Freshman Afternoon of Fun, Triangle 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Junior Play Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Tea Leaf Staff 4, Senior Play Committee. KOSTEKY, IRENE, 5 McKenzie Ave., E. Rutherford, Tri-Y 3, 4, Triangle 3, 4, Student Council 4, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Junior Prom Committee, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Guard 2, Bowling Club 4. KRASKA, JOSEPH, 12 Wallington Avenue, Wallington, Baseball 3, 4. KRAWCZYK, EDWARD, 292 Maple Ave., Wallington. LE GRAND, CLAUDE, 83 Boiling Springs Ave., E. Rutherford. LEIVE, LOUISE, 428 Fourth St., Carlsradrg Fighting Triangle 2, 3, Junior and Senior Play Committees 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Swimming Club 4, Triangle 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, Intra- mural Sport 2, 3, 4, Proctor 3. LEUANG, BERNICE, 265 Maple Ave., Wallington, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Art Club 2, 3, Keyettes 4, Freshman Afternoon of Fun Committee. LOCARRO, MARIO, 23 John St., E. Rutherford. LOCKWOOD, MARILEE, 60 High St., E. Rutherford, Art Club 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 4, Concert 4, Junior Play Committee 3, Senior Play 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Secretary 4, Library Staff 3, Treas. 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Sophomore Hop Committee, Triangle 3, 4, Tea Leaf Staff, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2. LOKES, HELEN, 41 Lester St., Wallington, Tri-Y 2, 3, Dancing Club 4, Teen-Age Club 4, Junior Play Committee, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. LOMBARDO, LOUIS, 308 Third St., Carlstadt, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Band 1, Student Council 1, Assistant Football manager 2, Athletic Ass'n. 3, Tea Leaf Staff 4. LO PRESTI, ANTHONY, 438 Union St., Carlstadt, Band 3, Football manager 4, Library Staff 4, Key Club 4, Proctor 4. LO RE, LAWRENCE, 48 Jordan Ave., Wallington, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Key Club 3, President 4, Library Staif 4, Bowling Club 4, Senior Play Committee. MAZZA, LEONARDA, 166 Park Ave., E. Rutherford, Teen-Age club 4, Dancing Club 4. MAZZUCCA, ROSEMARIE, 74 Mozart St., E. Rutherford, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, Triangle 2, 3, Fighting Triangle, Tea Leaf 4, Freshman Afternoon of Fun, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Proctor 3, Intramural Sports 3, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee. MC ALPINE, WARREN, 350 Feronia Way, Rutherford, Athletic Ass'n., Senior Class Secretary. MEINCKE, HARRY, 169 Park Ave., E. Rutherford, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Bowling Club 4. Page sixty three MERANDINO, ANTHONY, 368 Central Ave., E. Rutherford, Band 3, Public Speak- ing 4. MILLER, LORETTA, 310 Main St., E. Rutherford, Teen-Age Club 4, Junior and Senior Play Committees, St. Mary's Glee Club 1. MINUTOLA, LOUISE, 28 Rose St., E. Rutherford, Art Club Treasurer 1, 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Proctor 3, Commercial Club President 4. MOLAN, WILLIAM, 554 First St., Carlstadt, Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Honor Roll 2, 3. MOONEY, ELVIA, 37 Van Dyke St., Wallington, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 4. MURPHY, THOMAS, 317 Lilac Lane, Carlstadt. NISI, FRANK, 127 Clinton Place, E. Rutherford, Football 1, Student Council 1, 2, Junior Play, Athletic Association 3, Army. PANDOLFI, BRUNO, 510 Ninth St., Carlstadt, Basketball 3, 4, Manager 2. PLOSIA, ADELE, 101 Madison St., E. Rutherford, Guard of Honor 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Library Staff 4, Keyette Club 4, Proctor 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, Tri- angle 4, Swimming Club 4, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council 4. PRIMIANO, LEONORA, 442 Jefferson St., Carlstadt, Girls' Leaders 4, Defense Council 3, Senior Play, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Hop Committee, Elizabeth Glee Club 1, Art Club 1, Proctor 3, Tri-Y 3. PRZYWARA, SOPHIE, 1 Locust Lane, E. Rutherford, Triangle 3, 4, Proctor 2. RUSSOMANNO, ROCCO, 211 Washington Ave., Carlstadt, Tea Leaf Staff, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Triangle 3. SANDERSON, DORIS, 78 Eighth St., Woodridge, Glee Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 2, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Girls' Leaders 2, 4, President 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Afternoon of Fun, Sophomore Hop Committtee, Junior Prom Committee, Chairman, Junior Play, Student Council 3, Tri-Y 2, 3, Guard of Honor 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Tea Leaf Staff, Quill and Scroll 4, Senior Play Committee, Dancing Club 4, Graduation Usherette 3, Triangle 4, Senior Class President. SCHEIBLIN, HARRY, 438 Center St., Carlstadt. SCHERER, FRANK, 644 Seventh St., Carlstadt, Library Staff 2, 3, Public Speaking 4. SCHREIB, GEORGE, 329 Paterson Plank Rd., E. Rutherford. SCIARRA, MARY, 421 Union St., Carlstadt, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Teen Age Club 4. SILVAN, IDA, 21 Hackensack St., E. Rutherford, Majorettes 2, 3, Captain 4, Band Leader 4, Glee Club 1, Senior Play Committee. SINTEL, RAYMOND, 645 Seventh St., Carlstadt, Art Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club Play, Library Staff 3, 4. SLUPICKI, FLORENCE, 884 Paterson Ave., E. Rutherford, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Tri- Y 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 4, Junior Play Committee, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. SLYSZ, SOPHIE, 83 Van Winkle Ave., Wallington, Dramatic Club 4, Dancing Club 4. SMALZ, ELEANOR, S Locust Ave., Wallington. SMOLINSKI, FRANK, 373 Central Ave., E. Rutherford, Football 1, Dramatic Club 2, Senior Play, Bowling Club 4. Page sixty-four SNOOP, JOSEPHINE, 70 Cottage Pl., E. Rutherford, Concert 3, Glee Club 3, Intra- mural Sports 4, Junior Play and Prom Committees, Senior Play Committee, Keyettes 3, 4, Tea Leaf Staff, Triangle 4, Tri-Y 2, Swimming 4, Proctor 2, Sophomore Hop Committee, Library Staff 4, Honor Roll 1. STEEPY, LOIS, 96 Prospect Terrace, E. Rutherford, Art Club 1, 2, 4, Pres. 3, Secretary Sophomore Class, Honor Guard 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play, Junior Prom Committee, Keyettes 3, 4, Proctor 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Sophomore Hop Committee, Student Council 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Tea Leaf, Triangle. STILES, GERTRUDE, 551 Third St., Carlstadt, Glee Club 1, Dramatic Club 3, Treas- urer 4, Dancing Club 4, Triangle 3, 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Intramural Sports. STOFFA, ELSIE, 58 Maple Ave., Wallington, Commercial Club 4. SUBDA, JOHN, 848 Paterson Ave., E. Rutherford, Soccer 1, Sophomore Hop Com- mittee, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association Vice- Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Junior Class Pres., Senior Class V.-Pres., Junior Prom Committee, Tea Leaf Staff, Graduation usher, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee. TABISZ, JANET, 47 Lester St., Wallington, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Triangle 3, 4. TREBING, CARL, 25 Vreeland Ave., E. Rutherford, Football 1, Freshman Afternoon of Fun, Junior Play, Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Key Club 4. TROTTER, JOHN, 62 Mozart St., E. Rutherford, Navy-June, 1945. VANDER VLIET, LOIS, 83 Midland Ave., Wallington, Junior Play, Swimming Club 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Hop Committee, Freshman Afternoon of Fun. VENTURELLA, JAMES, S11 Central Ave., Carlstadt, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Hop Committee, Junior Prom Committee. VENTURINI, JAMES, 515 13th St., Carlstadt, VILLA, DOLORES, 496 Central Ave., Carlstadt, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Triangle 4, Junior Play Committee. VION, CHARLES, 417 Fourth St., Carlstadt, Dramatic Club 4. VITO, CARMINE, 749 7th St., Carlstadt, Junior and Senior Play Committees. VON WALLMENICH, PHYLLIS, 420 Fourth St., Carlstadt, Fighting Triangle 3, Girls' Leaders 4, Honor Guard 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Junior Prom Committee, Keyettes 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Triangle 2, Business Manager 3, Editor 4, Tri-Y 2, 3. WALSH, GEORGE, 283 Paterson Ave., E. Rutherford, Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, Navy-summer 1945. WALTER, KENNETH, 26 Morrissee Ave., Wallington, Football 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Cross Country.3, 4, Track 3, 4, Key Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Senior Play Com- mittee, Bowling Club 4. WALTHER, MARIE, 429 Washington St., Carlstadt, Intramural Sports 3, 4, Triangle 3, 4. Page sixty fwc WATREL, ALBERT, 728 6th St., Carlstadt, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Afternoon of Fun Committee, Junior Play, Senior Play Committee, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Hop Committee, Junior Prom Committee. WORISCHECK, CHARLES, 16 Washington Place, East Rutherford, Freshman After- noon of Fun, Track 4, Library Staff 2, 3, President 4, Junior and Senior Play Com- mittee, Sophomore Hop Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Key Club 4, Swimming Club Instructor, Sigma Alpha Phi 2, Tea Leaf Staff, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. ZARATKIEWICZ, REGINA, 48 Lester Street, Wallington, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Triangle 4, Girls' Leaders 4, Junior and Senior Play Committee. ZDANKOWSKI, JOHN, 180 Maple Avenue, Wallington. ZIMMERMANN, THOMAS, 172 Park Avenue, East Rutherford, Senior Play, Boys' Cooking Club 4. ZITO, JAMES, 323 Paterson Avenue, East Rutherford, Key Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, Triangle 1, 2, Fighting Triangle 1, 2, Cross Country 4, Track 4. O CLASS MoTTo The secret of success is constancy to purpose. CLASS FLOWER Camellia CLASS COLORS Maroon and white CLASS ADVISER Mrs. E. Phelps Page sixty-six x ww, www - M.. W X ., Y ' 1' r an , va. M4 V' gk 1 v ,. . . A J 4g324,..-'i2e5,: 'gill wg, A ' in in bf 'msgx 1 5 Wim mm., -4 WM' Y N 0 .iv Q Q .,.,.- 4 .g + K, fm 'ww 'L va. 2V'5 ir ,.m 'm,.2W sv , - pmngzzff M 1 z 0 - . - -. I 1 '.' .ILLQ ?,l,fg 435 1,1 Aifsgj K: 7-aff 1 -N wg .. 6 K, , .. l 5-,gf3,f Y wg., ., s-..4,.-:re I ,V W . V,-4, 'ff V- . - If .,.. , Y,A... .f., R v Q .. .,,. , ,.,, ,,G., , , ,,,- .. v,m,?,, QW? R 'se www Graduating into The Unlcnowcable Future Each year, young men and women are ready to have a part in helping to shape the destiny of this country's activities and interests. These are the youth who, graduating from school or college, are embarking on their own careers in business. in the professions, in the arts. They are the group to which you belong. A You will bring to our nation a freshness of viewpoint and a power of enthusiasm. Before you realize it, yours will be the influence that prevails to define our way of life. In these days of uncertainty, there is need for clear think- ing, courageous decision, righteous action. There should be a cultivation of the simple virtues-such things as integrity in thought and conduct, a belief in thrift, a sense of fairness and justice. a humanitarian outlook. For you of this, your generation, the door of Opportunity swings wide open. B0lLlNG PRI GS SAVI, G ,A,,!1NG544' . AND ww ASSINJIATIO gm Him . Page szxty-eight jqllllly, 23 Park Avenue, Rutherford,N.J. fa' COMPLIMENTS OF THE BOSTON STORE N. JAFFEE, Proprietor 230 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey ninnununnnunnnnnunllnInInunlnunnnunnnmunnun mnInuunuuInnuunnnuulnnnnnunnn RUtherford 2-1813 SAMUEL T. DAVIDSON Insurance - Real Estate 137 Park Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey nuununnunnunnulmnnnlumnmununnmnuunmumu llllllllluulnllll llIulllllulllllIllIllllllnllllllllllllulllnll Telephone RUtherford 2-2150 COMPLIMENTS OF JANSSEN DAIRY 443 Garden Street Carlstadt, New Jersey nnanululullnulunlulnllllnnnlullunuluuun nlumsnnuuunnnunlullulununllllnlullunlllllnnunnlnunu Telephone: RUtherford 2-3683 NICK LATORRE Meats - Groceries Vegetables 390 Paterson Avenue East Rutherford, New Jersey Inlnl1InInInnunnnlnllununInnllnnmnlnuuunlunlnunuunu CHARLIE'S ESSO SERVICE Verified Esso Lubrication Atlas Tires, Batteries and Accessories 370 Paterson Ave. Rutherford 2-2985, East Rutherford, N. J. unnun:Innunnnnunnrnnnlnuuanmnnnun-nuannlnnununmn-ummm nnununuunnnnununuluuluunnnunInnunnumnumnmuuunnnnnn Telephone RUtherford 2-4200 FRANK R. EDWARDS Realtor - Insurer 110 Hackensack Street East Rutherford, New Jersey KIEVITT PHARMACY J. E. KIEVITT, Reg. Pharm. 80 Union Blvd. Wallington, N. J. 5 MENSING'S DELICATESSEN Mensing's is the place to get your food, 5 That's where the teachers go. Perhaps if you will try them out, You will not waste your dough. 285 Paterson Ave., East Rutherford, N. J. Q Tel. RUtherford 2-1286 Page siaaty-wine LO RE PAINT, INC. Manufacturers of Domestic 8m Industrial Paints and Varnishes 48 Jordan Avenue Wallington, N. J. PAssaic 2-3856 RUtherford 2-1478 COMPLIMENTS OF THE HiIbert's Floral Shop Janitors of Flowers for All Occasions East Rutherford Schools 92 Main Avenue Wallinigston, N. J. Page seventy PAssaic 2-4815 Financing Arranged E. J. STOLARZ Business Broker All Types of Businesses Bought and Sold 126 Locust Avenue Wallington, N. J. Compliments of COMFORT BUS LINE lllllllllll Illlll Page seventy-one WHEN the nation needed her in the emergency of war, she had the task of speeding the calls that has- tened victory. 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D'AMATO JOSEPH BANAS R fi P P ' t , CARLSTADT FREE PRESS 00 ng aper' am S Oil, Etc. 417 Second Street Carlstadt, New Jersey PAssaic 3-0354-M A' N' Mayer' Prop' 115 Locust Ave., Wallington, N. J anllIInnnuuulnnuuunn Page seventy thv ee WMA W1 WW 0 When your name IS called for dicta- tion . . , or promotion . it's because you are good in your job. Berkeley School not only gives you the technical skills necessary for advancement but also the liner overtones of secretarial performance. Hundreds of Berkeley graduates hold top-flight secretarial po- sitions Comprehensive and intensive courses. Distinguished faculty Effective placement service. Send for Bulletin. BERKELEY SGHUUL 22 Prospect Sl., Eos! Orange, N. J. 420 Lexington Avenue, N. Y. 17. N. Y. 8 Church Sl., While Plains, N. Y., COMPLIMENTS OF Carlslcldl Electric Co. Carlstadt, N. J. 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DU RSKI PLASTIC ART TOY CORPORATION OF AMERICA Manufacturers of Plastic Toys and Novelties Rutherford New Jersey Page seventy sevev Page seventy-eight EAST RUTHERFORD PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Plumbing and Heating Supplies Factory Supplies - Stove, Boiler Repairs Electrical Fixtures and Supplies Enamelware - Gas Ranges Refrigerators - Washing Machines Radios - Parts Before You Buy, Give Us Cl Try 234-6 Paterson Avenue, East Rutherford, New Jersey RUtherford 2-1430 Telephone RUtherford 2-4873 W Estimates Cheerfully Given Alterations JAMES VENTURINI Builder of Homes - Factories and Additions 515-13th Street Carlstadt, New Jersey Page seventy mne nmunnnnnnnuinnunununnnnnnnunnmnunnnunnmnnnnmm Phone RUtherford 2-0941 THE Home OF Home-MADE G I E S C H E N ' S Ice Cream - Confections - Cigars New York Bus Station 110 Hackensack St. East Rutherford, N. 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