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

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fddfuvuf SAW '4Your pass. pleasef, is a faunilizu' souncl to everyone as he enters our school lihrary. 'lihc Library Staff. working hartl with the li- hrarian. Mrs. Brownell. keeps the lihrary ship-shape and operating smoothly. The Lihrary Staff was quite husy tluring the past year with their niany activities. The presitlent. R. Schreihcr: vice-presitlent. ,l. Marfiak: secretary. E. Winters: B. Nlensingg. treasurer, hold many executive meetings throughout the year to plan each activity. such as their annual tea and assembly. Left to right: R. Schreiber. presidentg J. lNIanfllk v presldentr, E. Mensing. treusurerg E. Wvinters. secret ny I E. Brownell. aulvisor. Rach March the Lihrary Staff takes then annual trip to New York. This year they visitetl the Young Peopleis Lihrary and the Cooper linion Museum. iff' Standing, left to right: Nl. Dooley, G. Osmers. N. Stone. Mirlrlle Row, left to right: ll. Nmtu. J. Davis. M. lvrsino. tl. llliuger. B. Hoelrcl. lf. Kroln. .Willing in front. It-ft to right: I-. Mocnch. E. Warsl. Huck llmc. left to right: J Novak. A. Ranges. Middle Row. left tn right: B DeFeo. B. Buffalino. I.. Schmalz Y. Duvitlson. J. lhlvitljak. L Moench. Front Noir. left to right: M Murciniailx. ll. O'lirien. J. Griffin Illll Wt

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1? C'mon ln. The W'uter's Fine Speak Glad Un your nuirkl Get setf Holi' :intl unother Sports Cluh pluycluy is openenl. These play- alays are only one of the nmny activitics of the cluh. lnclufletl in them are swini meets. haslxethull gunles. softlnlll gullies ancl reluy races. All the schools in our urea compete with our girls in these events with .1 prize going to thc winning school. The cluh alttentls several meetings with ull the other cluhs of the various schools in Bergen County. fifllllllillillgl nlenlhers are given charms each ycur. Always on hunfl to urge them on to victory in these events is their president. Cerri Glionnu. Busy' as hees ure the secretary. Shirley' TPIICZII, anfl treasurer. Eleanor Pe- trusku. keeping the recortls and handling the finances of the organization. The vini and vigor of their faculty advisor. Miss Elvira Wiagner, sets u good cxaniple for the girls to follow. Slanlling. left to right: J. Zilinski, M. Frey. M. Lutz. .l. Rzilfuc. E. Yitaile. P. Greene. 5. Tencza. J. Craher. xliri E. Wagner. advisor. Sitting. left to right: M. Kurz. A. Liskni. ll. Glionnu. .l. Sisco. Bottom Roux le-ft to right: Y. French. J. Bowen. I.. Do- linoy.

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. . Huck Row. left to right: E. Blondek. D. Kolomlziej. C. Den Herder, J. Hordyk. L. 310t3I'll'il. Fourth Rozc. left to right: M. Canda, J. Miskuff. J. Scarpati. L. Sadlocli. B. Schell. 5. Franzello. 'I'h.ir1I Row. left to right: B. Jouy. B. Cihuey. B. Zoon. M. frsiuo. J. Yan Dyke. B. Kacniarcik. Second Row. left to right: M. Jacquet. M. Dalml. R. Peters. F. Sciortino. U. Suflol. J. Capizzuno. C. Peterson. First How. left to right: B. Mcfiluskey. C. lforten- hacll. E. Zak. A. Height. J. I,2ll'lxllllirll. N. Syclloxsski. J. Tyks. J. Novak. J. Banleouslq. E. Wlolsko. B. An- derson. Gowns of different hues annl colors hlemletl together gave a rainhow effect at thc annual 'l'ri-Y tlance. This year's theme. Moonlight antl Hoses, was carried out to the smallest detail. Cooperative. amhitious. anel capahle girls make up this very active organization. Une of their most important activities this wear was a trip to Washington. D. C. The girls ma1le sacrifices to collect fuufls for the Cerehral Palsy League. This organization is untler the supervision of Mrs. J. Montgomery. The omcers are Arlcle Wojcik. presirlent: Carol .-Xrata. vice-presi- slent: Frances Xisi. treasurer: antl ffleanor lxrzeminski. secretary. Top Row. left to M. Mc,-Xleese. C. O J. Stempien, A. Lisk M. Kritzler. B. Elin. Miflrlle Row. left P. Bounds. I. Stacll ninger, J. Bohlig. C B. Sahat. B. Deffeo Iiollum Roux left Cerln-r. B. Nisi. .-K. XX ojuk Mr Wloutgotnerx visor. C. ffrata. E. IXIIISIIIIH 1 l I te tit