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

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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!

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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

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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