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

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llnck Rmc. left to right: P. Porvaro. P. Taormina, Vila. xlTliirfl Row. left to right: C. Sciarra. M. Schiano. nardi. M. llavis. ll. lluffalino. Second Row. left to right: J. Orlando. G. Henry. visor. W. Milano, F. Pietrzak. C. Yakimowicz. J. V First Row. It-ft to right: S. lfranzella. li. Jiovenett J. Lamparello, L. Ribaudo, C. lleVast0. Vai suilla gita in cilla?H Are you going on the trip? This is one of the many questions asked hy Italian Cluh mcnlhers as they planned this year's activ- ities. which included the presentation of a comedy. Cuissvpi Pnsugluli. The officers are A. Ferraro, presidentg L. liiamonte. vice-president: A. Hudak, secretaryg R. Nisi, treasurer. Mrs. C. Flan- agan is advisor. Huck Roic. left lo right: K. Calhey. ll. Henninger, Mr. Il. Commoll. advisor. ,l. Gudaski. R. 0'Connor, S. Presli. T. Gnhack. M. Lynch. B. Jobson. First Row. left to right: M. Asher, N. Jackson, C. Arata. l'. l.im-lwr. R. Shanahan. R. Evers. C. Walker. .l. Hanman. A. Cray, V. Nisi, R. Origoni, R. I.. Flanagan, l. Herold, D. Dip,- V. Ferraro, Mrs. C. Flanagan, ad- itale. a. R Nisi. A. Ferrara. A. Hudali, Each year the Dramatic Cluh presents a play for thc entertaimnent of the school. This year with the assistance of the Glee Cluh. they staged a Christmas show eom- Ill0IIlOYiliiIlg the hirth of Christ. Another cluh production was the play, the Ilouse of Horrors. The president of the eluh is H. Shanahang vice-president. C. Aratag secretary, P. liinekerg and treasurer, R. Evers. The advisor is Mr. H. Gonunoll.

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A.. lE E X ,Q ' .s Q W Q Q S gi X is V if V Y Y .xiwwwe lillflf lflilll It-ft to right Y t'ilIiis I I T. Kcttlcr, '. 1 llanzvl. l'. Munofo. ric. Nl. llcrinn. ll. Spicxo - slty. M. kill'I't'I', l.. Roalc 1, Miss J. l'fcifcr, advisor. First Rmc. left to right: ll. xilllflllll, ll. Nloltray. I XVAIIZ. lVl. llascalc. J. Rang- es. J. Conroy. ., Huck lfmc. left to right: R. Forestu. P. Currie, M, Lynch. lf. Peters. ll. Jaget. SPVOIIII Roux lcft to right: M. llullock. E. Anda- ricsc. Miss ll. Hrohalt. aulvisor. l. l.s-xsanflosky., E. tlillics. Firsl Roux lcfl to right: ll. liruno, .l. llohlig. A. Y lluclalt. R. Nisi. I. Kotlowski. Page eighteen teen age eluih lloulenlakillg cl u b Cluh The newly organizcal Homemaking hegggan an eventful year untlcr the ahle prcsiilency of Lynmla lioach. Among its many activities were a trip to thc Gootl Housekeeping lnstitutc in New York, the 'llraphaggcn School of Fashions anel a fielel trip to a textile mill. 'llhe purpose of the cluh is just what the name infers, learning thc art of homcmak- ing. It furnishes useful information for future houscwivcs. The girls hail great fun making Christmas presents for each other and in planning a spring fashion show. lVliss J. Pfeifcr is allvisor to ilu- group aml helps thc girls plan their many activ- ities. Nl. Karrer is secretary-treasurer. Cream anal sugar? cchoecl corilial voices, at the 'llecn Age Clulfs yearly tea, its most important social event usually hclil in D1-cenilwr. The cluh has many other social activities. such as lessons in the al't of makeup, hair styling anfl etiquette. An annual trip to New York, a picnic, antl their first ilance kept the memhcrs husy during the year. Another activity of the club this year was the selling of crinoline Christmas trees. The aflvisor to the group is Miss D. Hrohak. 'l'l1e officers are A. lluclalc, president: M. Carhone, vice-president: J. Holff. secrctaryg and J. Bohlig, treasurer.

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N1'il'lll'l' 1' I ll In 'LTl1is is the test for oxygen, says Miss- D. Hrohak, Science Cluh advisor. Many other experiments and demonstrations are performed, in which members take an aotive part. The eluh took several field trips and visited some of the larger industries in the community. Capahly presiding over the cluh is M. Dooleyg the secretary is M. Paduchg and tho treasurer, A. Paduch. Page twenty url rlulr Bark Row, left to right: M. Luciano, C. Blair, C. Al- berts. E, Hall, K. Quadland, H. Hollenbeck, T. Rivelli. Second Row, left to right: R. Mt-Cluskey, L. Zak, Wi. Presti, R. Coldon, A. Ger- ardi, P. Conrad, M. Asher, L. Levhner. First Row. left to right: A. Holland, C. Frederivhs, Miss D. Hrohak, advisor, M. Dooley, M. Paduch, A. Padurh, J. Halliman, F. Spill. Bark Row. left to right: R. Camlet, F. Puglis. S. Pre- sti, C. Ortland, W. Tatlow, P. Kronyak, A. Planer, M. Izzo. Second Row. left to right: C. Ballare, F. Lepinski, J. Hague, Mr. H. Commoll, D. Post, E. Case, R. Sleeve, R. Sears. l First Row, left to right: P. Dragotta, R. 0'Connor, R. Shanahan. MAH permission slips to visit the Cloisters must he in tomorrow. This is one of the steps in preparation for the many trips the club has taken to obtain useful artistic information. This year's dance, The Bunny Hop, used Easter as its theme with decorations made hy the eluh. The advisor is Mr. Harry Gommell. The officers are president, R. 0'Connorg vice-president, P. Dragottag treasurer, R. Shanahan.