East Rutherford High School - Tea Leaf Yearbook (East Rutherford, NJ)
- Class of 1956
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Having a son at college and a daughter in high school, he understands the ambitions of south. Mr. Trubek and his talented wife find pleasure and relaxation weekends in restoring earlv American houses. no W 'Z' v., - -, ' F 2 H asnesm. , X FIELD TENAVLY PATERSO EAST Ro l.. SON WOOD HACXEN. Q A A a SACK LQ - 32 smets. L, wooo N I CLIFFS -. 'C' LODI B060- TA ge t l Q HAS l PASS'-I HEIGHTS moesruzto SOUTH HACKENSACK 49 PARK Q L, moe PALISADES PARK I RIDGEFIELD EAST C F RUTHER FORD 1 Nrmnvnsw LYNDHURST Twp KM, BELLEVILLE E 0 Wit XXRIE QNIE We are Une Carlstadt, hast Paterson, East Rutherford in our endeavors as proven in cultural design, accomplishment, and business relations Our excellent teamwork and fightmg spirit place our sports squads high Scholastic recognition bring awards and scholarships Classroom experiences equip us for future citizenry School activities create bonds of friendship, enriching future communll and business relations Culfura! me :gn my-Y xg Qdccompd Awienf Ja ll Inc: ekfflonv Page jzve I Q K l - . Y.. 2 6 1 as I , - 2 v N ll 3 ur . L3 Ps 4 ' S555 5' 1' 1 Pl fx 'S -L7 -Q, x o ' I .l N Xb? I8 if , 5 Q' Q? cs Despite diversified backgrounds, we combine our talents and ideals to build tomorrows . . 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A spirit of harmony and the desire to proyide the best in educational opportunity has been characteristic of our intra-town relationships. The members of all three boards of education are proud to he associated with a system second to none in its group. .-X fine supervisory and teaching staff, excellent facilities, and an enthusiastic and well-behaxed student body make lfast Rutherford a well respected secondary institution. XY'e are happy with the results that real cooperation can bringftruly an all for one spirit. Nlr. John C. l.ampert, President, lfast Rutherford Board of llducation 1955-56 Burk ron, lufl In rflelrlz Paul Pierson. C.: Harold Pareti. Secretary. C.: George NV. lieclter. ll. R.: .-Xlyin Shorter. Cf: john Yan lie Velde. l, R.: .Iaclt C,leeland. l. P.: klosepli Zanea, li. R. nrnlif 11111: Roy R. fiinnierinan, County Superintendent: Veinfred Oberreit. l. P.: XX'illi.tni Seliaetter. C.: lniil llenstli, L.: Vtilliaiii Leres, lx R.: Rex. l.owell C., lline. L.: Lliarlex lxropinaels. Cf.: llenry ll. llenseli. Secretary. l. R. Init! VIII!! lhomas A. Shaheen, Superintendent. l.. P.: Peter .'Xrata. l.. R.: Nlrs. xl. Xliclsieuief. li. R.: xY'1lll.lI11 l. Dunlserley. 3 D I resident. lf. l.: Llohn C. lampert. lresident. li. R.: llr. Alfred X. Seliilline. President. C.: Samutl Price. l. R.: Charles Hallett, lr.: Dr. Alfred S. Faust. Superintendent. lf. R, Miss Alfred S lwiust Hugh R O N611 Dr Mr X lI'lC,LDf7 Cianci Umar- un 4. ide from IFQUOII 19 There 1re mans phases of schoo the daily routine operation ot the educationeal progri . Aboxe the superintendent is in conterence with 1 principal md .1 Speeul Serxiees representwtiwt of the Stitt Department. The subject of discussion is tht relssignmtnt ot 1 pupil to ,1 Class which is better idapttd to his lI'1dlXldll'll lbliltw and needs Page nine 5 I I, 1 7' .559'fl I' 7- wx A u 1 1 , L f . IC ' A e ' . 1' l adminis ' if ' ' . ' ' ' ' . Q ini r if h 1 1 f . 1 ' ' 'kv' . . 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Marlon Brando and Rnssano Bralli fan . . . enjoys basketball and howling . . . yearns to travel to Italy and be a rich secretary. acqlfcnnc crlnolly c jackie . . . fun-losing . . . pnpular records and sports are her special interests . . , dark hair and eyes . . . aspires to a career as a beautician. ehzagcfn me Sue! Liz . . . quiet . . . likes to sew . . .neat dresser . . . enjoys roller skating . . . has secretarial ambitions. renela me FUr1'es Bren .. . quiet and pleasant . . . loves to day dream . . . smiles easily . . . studious . . . interested in nursing. 34,011 lDoArowolsAi Double . . . laekadaisieal . . enjoys weight lifting . . sharp dresser . . . future business manager. 7j'anA molyle Doyle . . . lanky . . . always willing to lend a helping liand . . . enjoys loafing around , . . plans to enter college to study engineering. yo k. DOJIC Glow . . . mischievous . . . adores Rock Hudson . . . always full of fun . . . enjoys dancing . . . aspires to a teaching profession. Carol L-DunsAcafA f l Ca . . . talkative and jovial . . . likes dancing and swimming . ambitious and energetic . . . a secretary of the future. CVVIOVCIAL CQVS j Qhclor' onscca Milkman . . . appealing smile . . . aggrcssixc basketball player . . likes cars r . . . ambition to be a Spanish niatador. M corge ircclricd V Hans . . . friendly disposition . . . nice smile . . a great football player . . . likes drising cars . . . wants to be a cliemist. QJIIIOHII icy Ray , . . boisterous . . . tall and blue eyed . . . always seen elowning around . . . enjoys trapping and sports . . . future gymnastic teaclier. :?41fAoncy gCI1filC Ants . . , friendly and always full of pep . . . likes to play basketball and listen to 1 Rock and Roll . . . plans include the Armed Forces. ua ' nf :ony cram 1 lunw vultw llkalvh p vnu :tx Lk faxurlc sw Irs xx nts lu bg an cm,lmLr 4 wan Q vnu Calvin 1 lm: .1 great Maur nn n 1 tug and has Ll un Fl mul nfounfh nfucrn rw 5 A LL an cmrgcug Lluccrlradur H1 mlm Iurun mmxsgu Lu murmur npcru r AYLII Jagc Ulx tflUndlY JISPUYIIIUH AH CHCFLCIIA WUT cr C 'N alll an np, um ut ilu Cu Jr Guards fururc Lummcrual arm! 0 Q 917914 S IPS 6Q.Jw.m Jf fl gmc! on the surfau and Lau g.,mm, lnkcs bascball upuuallv the Dodgxre nts tu a 11 onanrg and c of lun ggre1ALl1u an burn Yrnndlx auutul c x xxx L up ll an bl L plum ilu gllurlnlm an tlu lu! 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Fu a great joker has a mee personallu lakes gurls one of the worlds famous Lhemlsts DOI ofAy xjllleflclazcvlznr Ilolue blonde hanr and blue escx pleasant fum to be vu 1 lxkes skatxnr, and football ururc hrgh sehool teaeher J3 72.1 Jag., Fritz . . . tall redhead . . . lacltadaisical . . . always lending some teacher a helping hand . . . likes basketball . . . ambition to be a commercial artist. 0307 xgnfelcl Rug . . . roguish . . . loyal baseball fan . . . likes cars . . . future plans include a career as a car test driver. 04L'ce arrer Al . . . A plus personality . . . terrific smile . . . ardent Yankee fan . . . industrious worker .. . likes to cook . . . future R. N. gleanor gjfalocs lil . . . energetic . . . always smiling . . . co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . never seen without Red . . . intends to be a nurse, asdefs anal JOMCA owns ! aargard KKRIILPIRH Barb . . . always giggling . . . very devilish . . . likes dancing . . . ardent football fan . . . future teacher. ghznlelh gjcazslcty Beth . . . our competent drum maiorette . . , enjoys football games . . . fun-loving . . . always seen with the fellows . . . hopes to become a Naxy nurse. ois JfoeAnzel Lo . . . capable Student Council president . . . one of our able cheerleaders . . . cute dimples . . . plans to enter the teaching profession. ,arty nn gjfozloslfi Koz7ie . . . quiet on the surface . . . prefers swimming to other sports . . . one of Mr. Kantz's able workers . . . a secretary of tomorrow. if I N. ' Sa lvafore La greca Ifisli . . lt. R, H. ouis Turk . . . atliletically inclined . . . friendly to everyone . . participates actively in Sfs three sports . . . plans include the State Police. ee .always clowning . . . sharp dresser . . . enjoys sports . . . ambition to be one of America's ten best dressed men. ucille :Eoguivhce Luce . . . talkative . . . fun-loving . . . one of our able majorettes . . sports enthusiast . . . plans for the future are undecided. c7QCALTl'6'l QMWMHOMC Homeboy . . . roguish . . . hunting enthusiast . . . enjoys eating . . . has an eye for the new Lincoln . . . hopes to be a state trooper. Mar . gymnastics Zo.1rch . . hopes Lau . . and Roll Roxanne Hunter . . lguscy reparafions arty enflarfens . very friendly . . . laughs easily . . .pet pastime is eating . . . dislikes . a homemaker of the near future. eorge J4t1f6e . . . devilish . . friendly smile and twinkling eyes . . likes cars to be an engineer. aura xf74t'lfI'l'5S . friendly . . . talkative . . . enjoys dancing . . likes listening to Rock . . . fllfllrt' Sltflfjgflpllff, 0011 -Z . . etite . . . beautiful blue eves . . . able 'liri-Y resident . . . ido i1 -s ' .ilu P . P . likes popcorn and movies . . . :ns to be a teaci r. e xnild' at - It 1' ' ' pl le if , , -V 4 2 ' . it If ik Y X gli 2 X ,- , crrcncc lc gjownn wliiljtil' lmlfing . HH Anime Slurpliy j..i,. Mil . .xml Hull , entliusustic baseball fan. . . un the quiet side . , enjoy eating .intl . future millmn,1ire nf nur euuntry. villcejlflirlfty . fun in be witli , . . enjoys wurnrmm.: .md tllneing . . ulolilcs fxlhllli . . .ilwiys helpful , , . .ispires lu 1 nursing tareer. af' - - xx! IIIO . friendly . . . .ilvup ready Nllll .1 juke . . . neat drewer , . .1 re.il liueli fan . . . yeirm ui lie .nmtlier Allin lreeil. rovii cncc gjflzuzofo tar bowler. . enioyw tlxneinig i'ruvy . . . may Qiling . . . I.. R. H, 8.5 5 . . future secretary. ff ' e-. . H W ,. 2.94.13 I LI' ILLILI C Ulmie . . . friendly . . . lurd working eu-editor uf the Triangle , . lilies baseball , . will nuke .1 gmail lmtel IYIJIIJQCF. aric ascn c NlJr1c . . . always giggling . . interested in sewing . .. luquaeinus . . lots of fun . . future lmulxkeeper. S vfo crrf Cvunner . . . .nerxe In lalwr . . enjoys reitling .tml swimming . . .irtlent luxltetlull fan , . future buxinew nun. ,- L.,Anrlcs CIIIVVC S Sul . . mxy :ning . , . likex girls . . . .ilwnya tliminng . . one nf nur line men .,.l1ix tlewire iw to lie J wemltlix .nl nun. . , -S 5' ?1 , ' '71, 1 , 3, 19' A ring.. li Ili Sdirlety Kygincgnety Shirl . . . reserved . . . industrious . . . our amateur photographer . . . enjoys dancing and loves flowers . . . aims to be a nurse. lbolores osf l7odie . . . happy-go-luclsy . . . lil-:es dating .i uertain someone . . . alwsays has time for .i joke . . . aspires to be a beautician. ef7l1icAae!rpuL1qr1ano l'uggy . . . rather shy . . . niee personality. . . likes baseball, especially Yanlsees . . wants to be a millionaire and live .i life of leisure. CTYAWVCI KJQGTPAQY! Sooltie . . . mischievous . . . full of fun . . . meticulous dresser . . short wny hair and dark eyes . . . one of our future nurses. ornrn cnccnfzcnf Af kyacl- Clecci Rick . . . :ilways ready with an answer or a joke . . enjoys sleeping late . . . likes girls . ,. ambition is to become a millionaire. 360111615 CIXNQIL' Tommy . . . lover of sports, especially baseball . . . enthusiastic Yankee fan . friendly .. . hopes to become a sports reporter. fill? jane . . . big brown eyes . . . meticulous dresser . . . enjoys swimming, eating and taking trips to Florida . . . a future homemaker. C 4 JVGCC OSYIIICIII Jeanie . . . always seen at the sweet box . . . enjoys baseball . . . found with the girls . . .housewife of tomorrow. U! 4. jf A if.: 2- QCL 115501, Whitey . . . always seen with 1 smile on his face . . . likes basketball and girls . . . an ardent Yankee fan . . . will make a good Yankee bat boy. rnesf STC is lim . . . serious minded . . . friendly and easy to get along with . . . likes hunting. drawing and girli . . . wants to be a family' man. adairetl SCA m iehger Schmit's . . . very misuhievous . . . his Smiles and laughs give way to a prank . . . like-. boats and swimming . . . ambition is to be a line man. qlorerice ScArni1'tlf Floppy . . . talkative . . . blonde with blue eyts . , . itudmus , . enjoyx dancing . . . planx to be a bacteriologist. I alas, owns, 17.1 omas Val . . . to others . ..v .V Nix . . . . . hopes -'Bag sm . college . . fide . . . . . plans flirlerfc chrotlcr ambitious Tea Leaf worker . . . enjoys playing the piano . . xery helpful . . aspires to a career in scientific research. fvfnn cn1a:rnro hard worker . , . one of Mr. Kantlk helpers . . . enjnu good inime for .1 successful future in the teaching profesanni. Q lA'!L'vun 531141-115 . . tall and lanky . . . asid basketball player and fan . . . plane to enter hope, to be a future millionaire. evelyn SAls:fensl'1' talkative. . . friendly towards all . . . likes speed boating and fait cars to get up housekeeping. 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XI NI ' ' ' ' . Miro. Ing-I. I7, IIwuIlxg. IS. Xmm Ix.1:npum. .X. SQI1L1m,nI1cr', I7. xI.1xI1CAI1. X. ,X Nlllnlg: XII. I X113-uv. X. XIvI1:'x1fnw. .X IXWMIWI. I ILL. Iv II.1vlI XIV. Ii. Ixu ','. N.'..'. .'I ff I Ii L1-X1 I Yavzwlx. Ii III--Q. Ii Ilu. I. Np.:f'u 9 .fw 4 f, , f1I 'f2m5iiliif? f J., , , ,nj ' .MMM--M--4 .'f ' 'f - 7 , Q fl 2 Q. 1 . 'Wa A . .' y Q ' x g se 'W 1 4 J-'kk Q,,r+ Q x 'Q' cv- '1 .M ks! f l ,N . , I r Y' ,J S I a M' ti y Qs 5 . X 1, 5 W' 'J ,C x I 1 s Q K 1 5, I .3 1 :ggi v- ii Q72-Q X A5 xr .,. , fd Q1 ' X , I X 'B 1' nf ff M r p , , ,, :Q I E Q ,A ,4 53 , L 1.32 1 ' , 1 , we . 1 VA w V2 . 1 -gli' 1' , ANI' nga' 6 r .I 5 33 3 1553 'gmt 5 . F ' ' I 1 ,EIN fl 'id' xm- Mr. Nvilliam Iiigenraucli Make that basket! Miss Margaret Zimmermann The usage is explained licre! Miss Josephine l'err.irJ Nvlut is lliis letter? Miss Mary Mooney It looks delieiuus! Mr. llenry llelsmski Mlm lin-iws tlxv answer? M rs. james Montgomery .Mltl tlie last column, now' Mrs, Riclurtls Mlrlin You lust' mnelu mu num iiiismlsusl Mrs. lulm Marlslcx' Lsc Ili: Iixrrmxlx i' xi r ls.-uk! xvvmmf IIMQ X1rN. HJ IM- 1- .ui.I1.i wr X XIV. li ulmrd Xxfulnhxxlux , Ulm, llllx hlmf F. IM klnimrx .lru off ku R1.l1.1rJ lS.1r rum N Page fnrfy ,-is-gm' Q C 1 ,ll , 7 LYCICVS af U ion' X jcsf Xian Ilnra Xfagner Svxnuh uf? the lzghts. Mr. Ifdwin Oskamp l.nuk on yuur uwn pApcr! Nlr. Julm Subd! XXVIIQI will be lomurruwl amgrmment? Slfflllli Nlr. V. Ziccardi. ll. Vli,lL1SCll1lfI'L'L1I1k.l. Xl. IV.-Xnuto, l.. Koelmcl. F. Spill. Miss Nl. Dexlieiiiier. Nfilllilfflgi Nlr. Il. llelsioslfti, li. Iliiylt-. Mrs. A. Pinslsx. P. Currie, I. Z.lIWPJl.l. 'Sv I,--fr ..l.q7l11iflt'1zf L.,-'ozznci The representatives of the student bodv comprise our Student Council. The election of these members takes place each spring. Posters decorate the halls, speeches .ire made, excitement prevails during this trulv colorful .md spect.1cul.1r occasion. Directing the Student Council's activities this ve.1r have been their officers: L. Koelmel, president: 15. Spill, vice-president: M. D'- IXITLIIO, secretary: D. Tausendfreund, treas- urer. The .ldvisors are Nliss Nl. Uexheimer, Nlrs. A. Pinslti, Mr. V. Ziccardi, .ind Nlr. H. Hclstoslii. fluff: mu. lift fu rpqfil: C. Nii'iitvn.iiicr. X. .Xp.irisi. M. Simli, ki. lxiiorl, li. C.ili. l'. Xlurrav. lx. l't-Lt. C, lletho. l'. lleril. f.. lit-ther. Xl. lhxiv. X,ior1.l mu, lirl In ugfilz l. lmnovxitl. S. selriiirrtrrx. X. linsw, li. Nermite. Nl. Xlitxt-.,, li. lxngler. Ji. Piererossi. l. but-tie. ,-X. lee. ly. Nenrv. lx. Ninteldi. C. lxcirnev. lrrit ron. lrff In Ylxlllff l'. Ullinger. :X. Iwi.-lit-l. Ki. llirris. l Ulu-rimwr. ll. lli1ctZem.1nn. J. Xl.il,.i. C. stud. A. iliorre. ll. llollenlwcls. il. 'lvvisi. ki. Xlcxer. If 1' i 1 , limi' foil. itll lo figflf. lx. lleet. l. Spill, ll. lliilltiilwetlt. .X. loire. l, lloxlt. l. Xllveiiiitxtzi ll Soloxxinsiti 'l ki., Siioml Hin- Xl. l'lett-nilt. X. Ntluznitlier. .'X, Ntiinessler. Xl lJ.Xin.i1 Y. IS. lxugler. Xl, Xlittto lnil ion: X. St-intz'.1i'o. C, Ntt-.id. l. Xl.i11.i. .'X. l'x.irrer. Xlrs, l. 'se.i's. l. Stliinidt. ll lliitittininn. li ll.in1l. V. 'stlirotleik l, hot-lint-I not pieiured. Members of the National Honor Society .ire chosen for their scholastic ability, char- acter, leadership and services rendered to the school. This orginilntion gives recognition to de- serving students. Under the leadership of president, QX. iliorreg vice president, A. Kir- rer: secretary, lf. Schmidt: .ind tre.isurer, Obernieyer, the society h.1s been 0I'g.lIlllCtl. Nlrs. lf. Sears is their C.lP.ll5lC .idvisor. llnil' init. lt'f In rixfil: l. Spill. XV. liel ll. llollenbetlt The aim of the Quill and Scroll is to promote higher st.ind.1rds of journalism in high schools. Juniors and seniors of high Character and exceptional journalistic ability tire eligible for membership in this inter- n.ition.1l honorary society. Xlembers ,ire .ipprox ed by the .idxisor Xlrs. .-X. lhnion, .ind by the executive secretary of the UI'g.1UlZ.lIlllI1. lini. :X.C -z:il.it.i. l. lllitii xtr. lx, tiitlnwiz. ll Noloyxiiislxi. Niinnf wrt: l, Xl.1f1.i. l, lxiitlznel. .X. Ncnuessler. X, Ntlzt:'i'itliti'. X. Ciiiinor. tl. lligiit. li llinfl. ll. lluelteiiilnn. Xl. Pleteiiilw. li. l'itr4:.Ni, Xl. IJ 'X'i',ii i. Inst ron: X. Stinerarci. C. Stud. .X. lxirrer. Xlrw, X. lliinon, N. IU . X. l, Sthnwitlt X, Ntlirotlef. l'. Currie not pictured. x , f U . ll L 'WVR May I help you? Are you looking for .1 p.1rtieul.ir book? asks .1 busy library staff member. The members are given library expe- rienee while they work to help the library run smoothly. One important part of their seryieeS is to help students find the rn.1teri.1ls they need or are interested in. The officers are president, LI. Twist, vice president, D. Hoellig: secretary, K. Schilling: and treasurer, B. Kugler. Nlr. I.. Metzger, the librarian, is the Advisor. fi!! lo rlufvfi li. lolli, lx. Stliilling. 1. Uxinerx. .X, l.1i:rmin.1. l. Xluiiio li. Mere lldik ron. l-fl lo Hqffl: Qi. Xluxer. C. Ile Xriew, I. XYL-lirer, l'. liltllxiylx. ll. .Xll.1n. li. Nlmlieen, li. Stnxwlweru. lnil ron: lx. Kruger. l. tllll-Hllll. l. Stlinur. Qi. llerurnlu. llili L You. I.f1 lo Vlgfvl: C. lXuxl.llwltl. li. Yi-rnxte. I. liattiwtoii. ll. llut-iii-Y nunn, li. lxuqler. Y. Ntmemro. I. lwm. Y. Sliroder. Xl. l',iNt,1le. ll. lloelliu. 1 liaik ron. .Nl In rzgfifz N. N.1tiIer, X. XX'.iener. Il. Iiaftae. XI. 5IeIvotIniIx. l'. I5etIver. Ii XIJLIQIHII. I. Irey. ty. Nlathr-, KI. IIL1:Iey. I. I'1tItei'in:- IJ, Iroeseh. Q. IXIIII. C. Usineis. XI. Ilorandiv. I, Rounds. Siiornf wit: XI. Neti. I Sirane. I5 Xersate. I. .XII'trta. P. Sandxg. Y. I'reIl. II. Kayser. IS tireIIa. I Xlarino. 4. ItIerIe. ii. Sindt. I3. Ntt'IIinevmt:'Ti. I. I'eIyiII.1 Int! ron: I. fIttIIlH!lU. .X. .XIiIwit. IS. ISeref.ni-Iti. .X. Niatriss. .X. Iaornxina. IS. ISertIonsiti, Ix. S.EnIIi-ie. I. Isropnnativ. C. Seitf. Ix. Peterson, fx. Russo, II, IIoIIenhetIx, Ci. I.ll'I,lQIl.l I ' L F 5 Q f fn! gay I ek., 1 Iiriendhness and service!--these words comprise the purpose of the Tri-Y organiza- tion. Throughout the year this motto has earried a spirit of unity and sisterhood among the IUCIHIUCVQ of this eIuh. Starting the vear with a eandIe-Iight ini- tiation serviee for new members, the Tri-Y eontinued with a Christmas partv, senii-for- mal danee, Neptunt-'s Paradise. CereIvraI Hail vn1i.:i',' In wqfif: ly. Ste-tIwuitIa. I'. Youne. I Iipani. tv C N, Iieelser. I S-rIovlilisIs1. IP, XXiIt.i, I. iwetlt. Siiifmf mit: K. Iiiitt-rwzi. Ii. I'1tz'gross1. IJ. II-it-Irie. Ii. IIet Ii. IiuuIer. LI. Ildlilh. IS. StInessvx--I.I. lwul von: NI, Iiot-Iver. NI, IxofI I-Iss. I K-ieImtI. XI, Xlisitxv' 1 I. Lase. Ii. lit-Yries. P. IIt-min: Palsey drive, NVasIiington trip, and finally ended their activities with the lfIi7ahetIi Conference. Under the guidance of Mrs. J. Mont- gomery and the executive staff, president -I. Nlana, viee president M. Martens, seeretarv ID. XY'uIIing, and treasurer NI. Nlisiewiel, the Tri-Y carried DUI a sueeessI'uI vear of I1eneI'ieiaI and enjovahIe aetivities. .s:itL. IS, X in' Ixaznpen. 4. XiT.1n-v. IJ XI.1tIi:.in. IJ NX iava XI, I'IettniIs, 4 , Noiha. Stiivxarf. I l',ivtI, XI. IP.XI,itleis. I Xlana. XI Xiartens. Hrs. I. Xiontgozneri, S, I'.ntItnev. .ln 1 'sim L-L Xl: l. C.l.lwurull.1 .lull XIV. I. Iimmv. hm.11m Nlwrwlrx 4-lr ilu- hu Clulx. Lnjm 1 lumluun xxxllm Lln rvllwluyx .lvml mwtul guwix xv x C I s- Iinl' rffu. ffff iw '.,f'!: l'. L'lIm.l ':'. ll. llfvwlx. Nl. 1'l1ll:u.1 vwwr. l'. K ww'w fall. li. Xlurx -r'. .X. Nlwmlv L llxrrl, XY. Mlmull. l. .XV.1r'm. N1fff'1!' wir: ll. lll-llull-ull. ll. liLxJ.1lx. li. lhlmw. I Ulm rvvk yu. X. fuxlml S,-lli. Y lilllv-wl I. J Mn. XIV. C. K v-'4v. lpn. Ky. liuwlr. tl. lum. X. C uvvwx lull. li tml vrx, H. Xldl Nnllv--la Um' of the must .lclixc .md lwnut'iqi.1l I'.llNL' IUUIIUF' for XVUFIIIF' ux'g.111il.1lim1x lwy L1l'g.ll'1ll.lflUI'lS in our wcluml ix rlmc Key Club. Npmmwrixmg PlClLlI'CN.lI1L'lJJIICCY. 'lilumuglu tlmc ummlwincd QT-fmls .md lm-d wurk of tluc Adxiwxw. Xlr. I . Niclwlm During tlw you Llmc mcmbcrw lmvc cniuycd .md Nir. C. Gumlymr. tlmc club cnjuycd .1 wwml lL1ncl1wm wlmcrc they lmxc lwun prix- wucccwsful ycar. NY'irl1 rlm In-lp uf in ufficcrx. ilugfd um l1c.1r inxpir.1tiun.1l talks on xma- Twixt. prcsidcnt: .X. C.imilL1c.1.x'icc pres- tiunw. Ifmlu tllcir' .lctivitics tllc club wclv, idcnt: R. Cl5Cl1I1.1X'. NcCI'w.'l.lI'f1 .md G. Ruuff. to .lclmiuw .1 QYCJKCI' glml .xml mwblfr mlrpmg t1'c.uurc1'. the mumlwxw lmw lmcn .mblc to in lifu. I'rry 1' fnffll 7.r'f'f' s fi e.'afe.'fz'crs Hail mn. li!! In NJ-1: Xl. Xlaiteo. Il. Ixxieler. ii, Christtnstn. Y. Connor. I5. Nladlean. JK itiessltr. .X. Nliii'1i.itlul. II. XXIJIIIIUI. I. Ihlials. Y. XX elsli. I. Millies. II. You Ixampen. i , , o nslsi. Ii. Ihevkgr-issj. I5atIiston. S Iittlsei. I. iiottft. II. Ili-vninig. C. Patterson. Ii. Iledieer. I. brine. lj. iosiitls. IJ, Xlrau-1. lxvil ron: Ii. Xlldous. XI. l'ascaIe. XI. Stlnwttltr. NI. XI.l!'ltl!N. I. Ntlinmll. .X. I'sarrer. Xlrs I. Xlarlslu. X. Scmeraro. I. Xlana. II. lhsliojs. I7. Iloelfie. Living up to their motto, Help the Poor most enjoyable project was taking the chil and Needy, the Keyettes willingly perform charitable services. Leading the organimtion are A. Karrer, presidentg V. Semararo, sec- ing activity was a luncheon with their fellow retary: and F. Schmidt, treasurer. club, the Keys. This year the Keyettes carried out an active service program. Their largest and Kevettes have enjoyed their year's activities. 1 XY'henever an emergency arises, the Cadet Teachers are readv and ' .:.f'. f willing to be of assistance. Ifach member looks forward to the time when MIM- I she may obtain practical experience by aiding a teacher. f . ff. V- President A. Karrer. secretary-treasurer Mazza, and advisor Miss R. Iablin have successfully guided the club through this year's activities. limb mu. Ir!! fo rlgfvf: NI. NIaiteo. X. Iilair. NI. Plettnils. Y. Connor. IJ, Madigan. .X. Schuessler. A. SIIllY1'.lxilIL'l'. II. Walther. II. Schiessxvohl. Is. Nlafuire. I. Patals. Sumzif 11114: II. Iiishop. II. Iiiieltr. Ii. XXidoxxs. I. tioetft. I. I'aattiston. 9. Becl-it-:'. f. Sojlsa. I. Iieree. I. Ileischer. Il. Iloelfie, IJ. XX'xlsa. I. Soloxsiiislsi. llrif mir: II. Iiaiifvnan. I'. Cjurrie. I. Ixazots. I. Ilazifl. Y. Stlirx-de:'. I. XI.1l!.l. Nliss Ii. . w . Iillin .X, Ixarrer. I. lx-it-lmel. Y. ienuraro. I. Nehmidi. ll. Ilueitemann dren from the Immaculate Conception Or- phange to the Bronx Zoo. Another interest- Ably advised by Mrs. -I. Marltley, the 4 ' . . AW - UCI? A 'ga' X.......f!1lL 1.0. . I wg. e. md In lI1e1r elmrm. 40 i l.:.' Wu. HM' iff '.,7'l: XI. III-Img. M Iizikfm, l', IIvppIcr. I. IIrx..xk. IF. X1.'u:.I,. I'-lII1n.1. I. K w W:, I' 1. I. Iwlwvtx. X1 I'I'..xrw, K1 I'x.Ix '.A' XMIM. I NI111'1uI. IS. II,lIm, IE, IS-mf.+'.MIv. X I14-1'mH1.l. N F-' If I. KX. 'A1. Ir IV3-,L N X VHA I II,14I.. N. II IIQY. X. N. .1 .' X. INJX. . IX. Iiruek, I. IN .: 1. I' Lxrztu. .. X XI,1trM. XI II.,:N . IJ' .' fu' X. XX X. Iilrw-. Ii II-.I,:1Lx.-I. N. Llzirkx. N. Ifwr, IX X ...- , I-IN. X. I'. NIx1. IN Ili. Iv:'. I. Iru. X MI1'Z.I.. I M1.w.I1. Nwti. I lk Iiwx. I. Iiw.1:1JX. The Teen :Xge CIUIH girlx Iuve been bug' I.l3.ldIl1g the elub tI11'uL1gI1 their CI1IUX'.lI3IC xehedulc were R. Petemm. president: I. .IN Ivenvers tI1iQ year. 'I'I1eiz' many' .letiviriex E - . Y l 1 I 1 d d , , d Irew, vuee-p1'w1dent: X. BI.llI'. xeerenlryz .md 'IX 1ll'L1 ' .1 rx - v' , , -- U - 44 A L X I SC lu lmluf In I pm R. X Auglm, II'C.1Nl11'CI'. MIN. A. Pmskx IS the gram on business m.1nner5 .md drew. club Advisor. Ijflgt' fwrfyf-swf f liifik mu. li!! lo Hgfif: I, Siciger, .L Ileminq. bl, Iluetlemann. I, Spill. Xlr. Li. Castner. II. Ilollenbeclv Ii. Rt 'vt-llie. P, Ixayser. IJ, Schneider. Il. Nxaclser. N. Miller. R, Shahetn. Ii. Olsen. Y. Iac.-in. liiwl ion: QI. I'arl'ter. IX. Shilling. I-s..,,q,x , -..- ...Ric imc. , ..f 's:- I ..-Milli 7 A fha. il .vile bc: lily! 157 kwa' if Are you intrigued by mystery? Do you marvel at the intricate mechanisms, which guide our lives? Do you long to explore the unknown? If the answer is yes to these problems. then the Science Club is for you. This year the club has visited the Museum of Natural History and taken a joint trip with the Art Club. The officers are Harold Hollenbeck, president: Vincent Fagan, vice-presidentg P. Kayser, seeretaryg D. Schneider, treasurer. The club advisor is Mr. Cv. Castner. Clapping hands. pounding fists. and excited voices are nothing new at a Debating Club meeting. This newly organized group is under the capable supervision of Mr. R. Nvoudenburg. Having participated in many debates. both in and out of school, this club has made its presence known. Its officers are S. Becker, president: If. Doyle. vice-president: lx. Cioetle, recording secretary: B. Schiesswohl, corresponding secretary: and P. Ullinger. treasurer. lmil. mu. lit! fu rrglifz II. IIC Xlaltlicis. Ii. Nvlscstti. Ii. Bctlttr. fi. Rtxctzlo. II. XYr.i4a. Y. Prcli. Ci. Illantr, Niiwzf Wu: N. Iltflizii. IS. Versate. Ii. lit Ianrn. I' Iitnwinu. IJ IIut1ien:.in:'. I'. iurnt. R. Xlidnus. l'. Iiittistoti. I Cirifiiin. Iv! 'nut I Patalt. I'. L'iIin.ger. Ii. ScI'itssuifl'i. N, Isttkv. I IM-.Et. I. fi--tilt. Nh, Ii. Xxiaiilw Iiirg. Passing by room 102 any Tuesday. one may find a group of enthusiastic students busilv workin' to 'et the Triangle reads' . I-I F . . for publication. Cur school paper features school news, coverage of club activities, editorials, sports. and several other interesting columns by staff writers. The gossip sheet, anxiously awaited by the student body, is a great success. The extra enticement of receiving the Lucky Paper and being featured as its winner encourages students to purchase the Triangle. Under the supervision of Miss M. Zimmer- mann and Mrs. R. Hailes, the editors, re- porters, photographers and typists publish an interesting newspaper of the highest quality. Leading the Triangle staff are their competent officers C. Stead and Ober- meyer, co-editors: R. Cochnar, managing editor, V. Scmeraro, business manager: and lf. Sachs, advertising manager. Half io , li f g' ll I! If iff! I S1 i I fi,5zli Nl ls. llailes. Xliss Xl. limmerminn I Ii iunl lziwl run: ll. Ilolltnlvtt C. Stead, Y Stnxeriro. fx i if ,xx-Iii. . i 1'.:I 4 r' lmlif lil I llt Y. Coin: liail mn. Irv! In riqlvl- I. llrxtals. N. .Xltxiirtlt-i'. I. Ott :ii K. labian. lxollnslu, ll. X1c'tI:Ii1tIn1,X. litllini. II. hi-II I lit irr I 4 will i I Xi Ilouien. S. Ixatf. i . 'xi'im1.f vnu: XI. l3'.Xin.ilo, C. Neill. I. btlirtllwcr. liugilliv. I Xlur Sthucsslcr. S Ci I iallalian. C. Iictlstr. .X. Ii Mit-.Ll Iii: lin I S xiii l I II lr! r li X N inml lur. I. Soliixxiiislsi, li. l'it1'gii.ssi, X1 IJ Xliiti ll I I l'i ilt I lla.ut. I. XX l'clel's, K, Soylta. alllitz. ll. Ntlvit-ssu-ilil, ll. XX.iI-Ei, X1 lltltnils ll I I lliil wif. lt!! fo Yl,fWl' I. Nlino. f. IS.ill.1rt. X, Ntlirotler. ll. lluetievimnn. I, 'x1.111.1. Xliss lItXrits. X. xlxXllllX. I. Stlvnmll. ,X. lX.l!I'tI'. XX.illl1e1'. N. lhiieltmx, ll. Noloxxliislxi. J 1 llurrieel consultations. ti r e n 1, i e el exel.im.1tions, ClIdlCSS SCNSIOIIN of Pllillll-A readings! .'Xl1lJfl1Cl'dC.ldllI1C has rolled .iround and the ,M ,.,Rl,,. In km.l,mLG'MM1,C- Tea Leaf is off for the Ilaml- presses. The staff and Miss XV. De Vries, the advisor, have spent mueh time perfecting and working up their theme, Vee Are One , to show the oneness of the student hotly, Although they eome from different areas. NVQ' hope that the effort will luring joy this year and in the years to eome. I' ...ftqu s is..,x I fl I Tl fi! A. C,innlut,1. .X, Cislo, I. Sp Iweeiti N Xl I SXII 'X funk vm, lil! In wefir: I finvilml. 5. ltllti. N, l3.xrl'i:e. XI, llaielvi. li. Xlewtl. I, Mlm. Xl, l IS lI.iI.i:. X iHlI.l 'ou Xl. lixxltz. lx, Xltxti, I, lieret. ll, ltlwttiz.. l, kirtllx. li. XMI N l 1 l I.1i'-lun! llisf wil. II. .Xlvliruffest I Otelwuflo. I3 litinlwsf, I I iirt txt. li N- vi': 'tv' 5 Ytitl IJ ll II, lxuuler. oerstlit ill. ii. liroxx n. w- Af CM Offering an opportunity for a student to display his creative talent is the Art Club's purpose. A student, unable to take art along with his studies, is given the chance to pursue his interest. For the art student it pro- vides an atmosphere of companionability with others of like aptitude. The officers are I.. Lipani, president: J Rugulo, yice-president: B. Popsiek, treas- urer: H. Correll, sergeant-at-arms: A. Ascher, ch.1irm.m of XY'ays and Means: G Pollina, secretary: A. Tormina, Recording ,ML Secretary. Mr. H. Commoll, the art teacher, Xl' l . ' . lit! is the advisor. -yin 1- q v ,Q-'fr w -c :L lrco o CQ lun Ciao studentif' XVhen you are addressed by that greeting, it would mean that an Italian Club meeting is in session. Learning to speak Italian fluently is one of the aims of this club. The members also run, lor! lu rlgfvl: l, Iipani. li. Popsiel-1. l. Cionimoll. .X. .Xs.lier. mu: Il, Ciorrell. li. I'-illina. Ll. Ruuulo. lllllllllllil. LIIILN seek to learn more of the customs and cul- tural background of Italy. Helping them to realixe and to make more vivid their purposes is Mrs. C. lilan- agan, the club's advisor and organizer. ii-' if .1 HQ : . . .... .c. . . 1 'ic'-wry. . I . . .io . .N 'f. . . . f. . i. ' 4. . M '. .. Ll X. . .N ' . . J.ll'Lll l'I' if.'ff: Q. Qii. nafo- i. .e '. or i. 'ntl ,i' es -. v s '. Xl. Scion .. 1- -, Q, lteteric. . ' . . l-i. i. ina Xti ' .I 'U I . CC ' 'l'. . . IN! 1 ,' . . U TTIILI. . CTU YINl. . il . . . 9. . .l1.!!.l1. r ICITUXVI . bbrullese. C.. iearney. ' auro, , .ijo e fm! II' IL PU-Qt' fl'-ffji'-our lil sei ci ggi ti I.aff mu, left I0 wqlilz P. Rymnt, P. Kayser. Al, llurley. A. In Cireen. R. Sylxester. A. lnseliler. NI. llendersliaw, A Pernieinro. De lnleo. C. llulm. Ci, Nlilano. N. lJeNlJltl1eis. P. Xlurrny, R. Xvidows. .'X. lJ.uidj.1k, M. Zloty, l'. l5eNl.xttl1eis C. liederieo. Xl, ll.lI'l1l1.1X'l, L. Kern. llflfi mu: il. XY'illi.inison. li. lieniulls. R. Renn. linker. N. Deeloviteli. li. Kersety. li. l'eldm.1n. Nl. Rotilio. C. Cuono Y. Vfelsli, U. lleelxerl. ii. Meyer, Bdlyl, R. De Vries. VV. Reiter, li. Seliwartz. Nl. l'm.1ltiston, S. Sclmtiffert, Nl. lluselt li. llusels. l'. l.lUkll!lI1A. l.. l.1uer. Iozirffi ron: ll. lroeseli. il. l'ttrill.1. R. De Xlassi, li. Sointlto. Ci. l'letstli, li. l'ollin.i. tl. fit-rl.1tsli. l. Cqxxley. lx. llionipnm li. lotli. I. Lftl.1xinis. .X. Xlonostori. P. lleelter, l'm. Reynolds. tl. Reielmrtlt. ,l. lueliesi. Ki. Sindt. .X. Russo. li. Corntlm. Yifvzrxf ron: l, llnele. S. Ynslto. ll. Replta, A. Kaiser. Steiger. Ll. ll.1eerm.1n. tl. Yin llouten. l. Case. NX. ll.1xes. li. llradles s ' i C, lrause. li. lit Vries. lx Steiger, B. Misli. Ci. Iklerle. K, It-terson, l. lrey, l, llollenlsetlt. R, X .ii.4l:n. S, ldel, M. Xen. 'V ,I 5 Stepping off to tlie livelv be.1t of the f J' ' . , ' . ,fi gig i Ea, 'gr 3 drums, the linst Rutliertord Higli Seliool B.1nd looks gp' .ind colorful in tlieir nu- roon nnd gray unifoi'ms.Tl1is simppy organ- ization is under tlie capable direction of Nlr. R. Barrows. Tlieir presence w.1s felt at eaeli football g.1me wliere tliey led tlie spectators in seliool songs. During tlie year the lmnd played at tlie Herald News Band Festival. tlie Christ- mas Concert at Fairleigli Dickinson College. and tlie Spring Concert in our seliool au- ditorium. In true lund style tliey nmrelied in several p.1r.ides tliis spring. Tlie lmnd concluded its se.1son lwy lWl.1yl!'l31 for tlie coni- meneement exereises. Tlie president of tliis ye.1r's lund was N. De Xlittlieis. Page fifty-tu-o iuuif Vlllll I'. Pulignano. I. Miks. Iiurhans, Y Boehler. NY. Iantel. CQ. llermann. Y, liogel, C Soika. Li, Ilorianopoulos. I. llfllll. li. Pollner. R. Solliuo. In Doyle. Ii. Slienton. R. Cireutert. I Sudol. R. Luiterkofler. Ci. Ussi. Il Sandig. IS Ilawlik. M. Hollander, .-X. Secola, C.. Ierniou. nl mu: -I, Ht-linonte. I. Cioslin, Ii. Alberta. XI Pu ilt K Pl IS Ilalin. XY. liulnier. M. Italiano. R. Iluigo, 'I. live, R. Sliaheen. S. I'elcher. M. Orlando. ii. . . c. '. 1. aner. M. I'letemk, II. Sontas. -Xvella. C. Zounek. I7. IXIYILIIUHC. ICJ. Stcllingvxerf Fr Siidiil, I. Younu. li. Ciayey. A. Pucklitcli 'NW' ,mo-Q ,-wp ' , 1 ,I yjfcc Lrg i..!!n1'i'f! ,- Maroon and black ties with white shirts and blouses have become the trade mark of our Glee Club. These snappy dressers really have been busy this year. Performing the Saint Nicholas Cantata for the Christmas Concert at Ifairleigh Dickinson College was one of their endeavors. Our group was privileged to be the first high school glee club in the United States to perform this work. XVe should be proud of having such talented per- formers, recognition of which was evident in the many invitations they have received. Once again they have been asked to sing at Montclair State Teachers College, Trenton State Teachers College, the convention of state librarians at Asbury Park, and the Herald News Choral Festival. The largest project for 1956 was the Spring Concert. Separately and together the Clubs will be performing songs from Uklahoma. Although the year has been strenuous with these many programs, the love of music has made easier the sacrifice and the many hours of hard Work connected with it. Under rhe direction of Mr. R. Barrows, the club has become an important cultural unit of our school. Serving as club presidents were Cawley, M. Plete- nik, and G. Iiderle. lm! rim, frfl In rigfilg C. Ianni. I. Ilugo, N. Ile Nlittlieis. M Malkievvitl. li. XYL-isinan, fllllffll mu: II. lxilanowski. Il. Miller. II. Weller. Il. Lowell. X. Parfynski, II, Iieruer. R. Lilaeser. Tfvlrif ron: ID. Stellincwerf. .-X. Astlier. XY. Lirait. Ii. Qireene. I. .-Xbele. R. Yieclinicki. Srimnl mu: IS. Sthneider. Ii. Ciallo. I'. Lioodyear, Qi. David I. Iledgepetli. XY. Hook. Il, Bishop. Init mu: R. Ilutlas. S. Ixrupa, AI, Sylvester, S. Sieber. M, Inlloxick I. Kerestv. + - - 'i11-' . -ffy?-fail. :' ' f-mfiu'- .ilgtlz : Ll-5751 ' .1 il-IZ,lTf'f'.a.L 1. If .-i ', .h. ,,,,g..fj-'f ..-' ,fx-.. 5 .- , ..., - - . . --. IFOUIVIMILIL ,. ,,,, .ta ti.'k?ti!QS The turkey tastes much better this year , muttered the players and fans of the Wild- cats in between gulpings of turkey, for East Rutherford had defeated powerful Lynd- hurst, Group II State Champs. Coach Lou Fittipaldi's eleven were trail- ing by 6 with only minutes left to be played. The Wildcats were so determined that from deep in their own territory, with their backs almost touching their own goal, they fought, ran, and passed, to start a tremendous drive which amazingly led to a touchdown. The score was 13 all. A tense crowd stood in awe as the kick for the extra point sailed Don't worry coach: they'll come through. Page fiffy-four '4-... Now. let's get this straight. through the goalposts, giving East Ruther- ford another point as the seconds finally ran out. The Wildcat eleven had won over the favored Lyndhurst squad, as the shout- ing, yelling, and clear cries of the capacity crowd had just witnessed! Sal La Greca, quarterback replacing Russ Hiller, outshown his team mates by his lightfooted running, accurate bullet passes, and smart calling of plays. His remarkable ability and outstanding feats were rewarded as he was selected to represent R. in the Group H All-State backfield, an achieve- ment one can be proud and honored to re- ceive. Some pep talk. hui 0 XX,iI.'. it litliinil inn, Xml'-. llonit drop that lull, li-l.. T , A t The DeX ries twins, Russ and Bob, soph- omores, executed thrilling plays, electrifying the crowd with their alertness and excellent team play. They will, in their future years at Iiast Rutherford, develop into great ath- letes to carry forth the respected name of the home Alma Mater. End lid Gibney was one of La Greca's favorite targets as he caught almost im- possible passes to gain yardage. His deter- mination to grasp the pigskin in flight proved troublesome to an opposing school. Richard Mangone, center, played great ball with accurate centering to La Greea. Hurt in mid-season playing football, he'll follow through with his football knowledge of not giving up when the chips are down. He practiced this in games and will always continue to do so in later life. XRS! l Y lin' mn: li. lrev. li. llollapriel. Il. Nlurray. I. faccone. Li. Xltl7on.1ltl.lS.ll.1milton. lf. l'Iiirte. l. Nitlaus. I. lxolinsltx, linrlfi inn: li. llenscli. K. lliller. li. Lassella. li, Kiangone. l. Qnbney. S. la lireca. ll. Pietrowitl. l. lie lauri lfunl ron: gl. Cavilex. ll. lludals. ll. laslxer. l. Steiner. li. lie Vries. A. lialiliiillfr' R- Nlvwr. A. iliuffv. li. l5l'JUl7 8.11111 ion: li. Klart. S. llerri. li. De Vries. l. iiaxxrnnslxi. C. lixuer. .X. Knicliel. l. Smith. li. Nusslutiin. lui! vnu: S. llarhire. l'. Zimniermann. ill, Cat-sl.i. li. lredri E' cn ior arsifcy A driving, powerful-legged full-back, Andy Torre, dived over the line to pick up yardage in any crisis which might pop up Churning and driving at full steam he was not only hard to catch but hard to bring down Playing terrific ball all season Bruce Cas sella came up with numerous key tackles on defensive and jolting body blocks on offensive Holding the line as rigid as possible were Ray Frey and Bob I-Iolzapfel two great lmemen capable of protecting the back X GecaBC e H G 1' Gbne ak R Frey S A To S a vm 5-:LCM 5 t .V w lop mu: Ii. Casa-lla. Messrs, Cassella. inlwney. Iludali, I'rey, IIoIfapful,1plIiot, Torre, Manglmu, Iiramp. R. I Inller. linllnm mu: K. Ilenscli. I,. Cnluney. IS. Iludalx. R. Irey, R. Ilollapfel, ii. Fredrith, A. Torre Ii. Xlaneone, 5. La breea. field and plunging forward to upset plays by an opponent. Aiding them tremendously was Silvio Perri, who also held the line rock solid. Promising to be a truly stupendous quar- terback and hurt in the first game of the season was Russ Hiller. Faking, punting, passing, running, and excellent calls gathered aeelaim from all who played opposite him, .I . or almost all who saw him in action. Feared by some schools as a football power, the W'iIdeats always put forth their extreme best which gains for them a name to be respected, if not individually, then as a whole. You can be sure that if a Wildcat squad plays, there is excitement and sports- manship, for the football team is .1 breeder of good relations. ofa ron: S. Ilarbire. I7. Pietrouiel. .'X. RJIIIIHQCF, I7. I'I'orIe. I'. Nitlaus. Siimnf ron kv. XI: IJ-inald. I. Ile Iauro. R. Nklvlkllllll. I'. Iaslter. R. Iiraun. -I. Iiolinslsy. Ii. Iioas. llfflfffrrl 1 14: Il. Ixlatt. Il. Russo. .'X. Iiuieliel. I. Steiger. Ll. Cavley. I. Ciawrorwsln. I. Kiesla. I' Nlurrax O 9 V 1 4 9 QIIQQBEI LY VCC5 NVQIVQ. ,,, Z! All Looks good. Irish. It took sixteen years, but we made it. jubilant shouts and cheers, breathless and throbbing hearts-these accompanied the winning of the Passaic Valley basketball crown. Championship was in the possession of lfast Rutherford for the first time in six- teen long tedious but fruitful years. Sal La Greca. veteran of last year's squad, outshown last year's performance by playing excellent all-around ball. His lightning fast jumps and brilliant rebounding were out- shown only by his deadly jump-shot. Team-mate Bill Simkins, the lanky sharp- shooting center, came into his own with terrific rebounding and exceptional defensive and offensive work, as did Bruce Cassella. Cassella, the unheralded player of the season, dunked many a basket to lead his team to victory and eventually to the P. Y. C. crown. Springy legs and a steady but accurate hand were his main assets as many an opposing player will verify. Satish. 1l.t llolioktu llurii Page fifty-1 ight Hue. lBfAlSllslElVIBPlILlL ,. A new-comer to ioin the Wvildcat five was Iirank DeLauro. He. more than anyone else, was responsible for the driving spark that lead the home team on to yictory. Being a ball-handling. shooting. and passing wil- ard. he won the praise and admiration of his fellow players. The shooting mastery he dis- played was outstandingfworthy to make him a potential threat to an opposing team. Completing the squad were Vic lfonseca. Dean Horianopoulos, and Louis Lee, three boys who along with the others, provided in- valuable assistance to aid the XY'ildcat cause. The season opened with Fast Rutherford meeting Hasbrouck Heights, a game which ended with victory and was the beginning of Xlfildcat determination. As the season progressed, Coach Sinofskyls quintet gained experience, turning in victories as a result of his newly-acquired quality. l ff, pts , I Itllsxl lite clgut ratt xx ts progressing ri grut ing Net 1 lst liuthcrfort maintaining n. 'in o tr Q11 ant aterson pastsittf 1 tryinx LCS- 'rates' t . -'e . 1' cin' e tmp sw . ,- Q but t' in Xkillit. lzart liastside. hoping to tie for first, now INCI the home team. An action packed contest from start to finish, the game sped on at a fast clip. Delcauro found his mark from the very beginning, dunking one basket after another, aided hy that rebounding high flier. Sal La Greca. Simkins. ULIK since the Clifton game with an injured knee, was replaced hy Dean Horianopoulos, the tall NHC IJV. man who defended and plaved the center slot as if he were made for it. Because of fine performances turned in hy all memhers of the squad, the Nlaroon and Gray turned in its first Valley' Conference Basketball championship in conference competition. Hoping to add additional laurels to their credit, liast Rutherford entered the Con- ference Jamboree. ln a thrilling battle which ran into overtime. the Boilermakers of Garf field stltleakcd lay, to down the XY'ildcats as a result of two points. Yes, it took sixteen years to attain a has- kethall championship, hut those years were years of good Sportsmanship, huilding re- spect and admiration for our .Xlma Nlater. and earning for her prestige which can nes er he shattered. 1,1101 Af,ffi1-,lift fam! Q. UH' li ag 5 , 3 .91 2'2 -f J i H ag! AX qt fl A A M HV KX r ,..1 ,-f f', dJ 'hi' 09? i I 1 IYI HI 1 IW ll 1 ur Mm A urru S1111 U 1 H . . mm. . f .. ly 'num . . num. . 4 . . . .1 '. . .INK XE . mfkllx ML ' v 1 Xl.m.f1r1g' C. llctkw. U. H.mfl. li f1pp.1l.x. Ur. XY. Mcullmciti. Xhlxuxkm. R. l'.xL1xxylx. l. X11l.1xw ' xll r xllflVIQI C. lwllllw. I. Xlmxxlw. I.. fyurak, 11. li-vl'n.111..1x.m1m, R Ibuum. 1. lillul. li. Slmxlnmxx cg.: N. CL.1wc11.1 If. Uxlmuy C. 1.1119 cls Sl 6 blltfl TRACK Open up! Faster! are excited cries to speed and spur a man on. A quelling sport, leaving you tired, is that sport which the Greeks had .1 passionate love for in ancient times - track, Ken Sinofslxy, coach of Iiast Rutherford's trackmen, was satisfied if each boy gave it everything he had. Big Ray Frey, shorpur artist, was one of those boys who gave it all, attaining first place frequently. As a reward, there was bestowed upon him a trophy to symbolize his effort. The track team may NUI have won every meet, but they learned never to give up. This experience will be a great asset to them- and it all came about because of track. Your turn, Rich. Cm get him, Red. Two bad. -Ion and Ron. Stretch those legs, Ray, ' -F lftli A r ' on, lift lf, rfefilp Il . liuil, R. Sears. IS. Ilamilton. I.. Smith, R, lfrey, R. Lucas, R. Hensch Sfllllltl run: I. Ciorrell. A. Patluch, A, Ievinw, QX, Cioelfe. R. Nlaneoiie. A. Yanlvowslxi, S. Perri. 'I' lint Sin lliil run: li. Ia It-sta. A. Iorre, XX. Ilillebrantl. I., Ciawronvlti. A. Gerardi. A. Gore. fit? O0 'V as lBASlElBAlLll. z..,,, Opening with a win over Passaic, the XY'ildcat baseball team was off to a fine impressive start. Sal La Greca, pitching ace, along with Markowsky, turned in a bril- lant performance of pitching skill, register- ing his first win in the regular season. The spark, drive, and stamina lid Gibney and Bob Pierson displayed throughout the season provided extra enthusiasm for the remaining players. As a result of their mar- velous feats in hitting and fielding, they were selected to the All-Star Team, third string. On the mound, Coach Bill Eigenrauch had placed great faith in his great hurlers, Markowsky and La Greca. Markowsky, who the year before had also turned in astonish- ing performances, followed through and gave of himself everything that could be asked, while La Greca, with his wicked fast ball, whiffed hitters, time and time again. Richard Kretz, alert first baseman, covered his position with greed, allowing few or no errors or mistakes which would do harm to his team. His long reaching arms caught any ball passed into his arm radius. This was only one reason why he was considered to be an excellent first baseman. .Xxuiitiiig their turn .ii l1.ll .IS liruce l1l.ll'xCN l'llPI1lC I,1l.lfC. ILL' ilX7111f Besides defensive strategy, in which there was no one, if any, who could excel Bruce Hudak, the second baseman added his might up at bat. Hits when most needed Were his specialty, batting them out for solid base hits. Aiding Hudak was little speedy An- thony Richie, a little man wielding a big accurate bat. The outfield was covered by three boys who possessed a powerful arm and lightning fast legs, Dean Horianopoulos, Bill Simlsins, and Al Gwinn. Reasons why Coach lligenrauch was proud of his squad were numerous. Some can be VARSITY Top muy lrfl lu right: Mr. VV. Eigenrauch. R. Krew. A. Gwinn. B. Cassella. Il, llorianopoulos. VV. Simkins, H. Ilollenheclc, Al. Spitrlei. R. Hiller. Buffom 1011: E, Gibney, R. Meyer, A. Ritchie. T. Nlsirluzwxliy. P. Ziiiiiiierxiuiiyi, CQ. Lawyer. S. l.1 Greca, V. lionstca sighted in the Wallington game, in which the Wildcats won 12 to 6, turning in an all around terrific performance. Pierson, who was catcher for the home nine, connected with the ball, sending it sailing for base hits. The little man with the big stick, Richie, proved that he too could belt that ball, getting hit after hit to further assist the cause. Fredrich, switched to short- stop, was not to be outdone. The sharp crack of the bat as the ball came in contact was only one of the reasons why Xvallington was snowed under as East Rutherford col- lected and cashed in on 12 hits. From there, the home Alma Mater romped Eastside, Clifton and Lyndhurst. The season ended with the XVildcats win- ning a squeaker from Lyndhurst by 1 run. Markowsky turned in one of his best per- formances, allowing two scattered hits. As next season approaches, Bill Eigen- rauch will develop his team to its height of perfection, trying his best through his own experience and know-how, to teach the fun- damentals of the sport. Under his guidance the East Rutherford High School can well be proud of the baseball nine who, because of this sport, will be better citizens of the world IOIIIOFFOW. If it goes up. it must come down. Bob. Page sixty-four' , I Pxck xt up later, Ld, JAYYFE ,FQ n', 'Ly 'Ac f ' Q. X .. 4 ' h-'wif' A 'U' .1-4 .. f , V.: - UA n. ff.,- iv-I ' 1' limk mu, lcff In fl4Q!VfI R. J-IHUCIRO, XV. Klntt. S. C.1t.m1.1ru, XV. Kiqiuwski. J. Smrling. Fmlyl. H. Kilmowski. Srroml mu: P. laskcr, R. Dc Vricx, R. Niumia, R. Nxmhzmnxwm, R. Dc Yrncs. Il Steiger, nl. Puuiunski, Mr. VY. Mcmkulti. firxl mu: T, Cicxla. P. Bradley, R. Nlnnrc. R. Brown. CQ. Nl.1ulor1.1ld. F. Alurl, R. Iorlctt. f x Mrfvf -,, .ts .7,,-gh w 3,3 MEPFW' 'pfi Ax ry',..E 3241 319 'f-Q -iff . --,nf 'u . , my an .-,4 .Q ,UA Q . ,0 ' 3 g,ggg e' W Q55 Y. .. . W. EA Zi! wa gLSr Sill 9? . 5 fX L fx DCT. A-Sf. ' -WM 4 ff Q-1 L4 4 5 l lx Nxlxt-ltr ll:x.n' Xlmw: It lS, lxznxltx l.1pt.nn l, lnnlt nrlt vx L.1I lmxt-lx flying .tntl l5.llUHNlXVII'llI1g, tlw IN.1l0I'L'lIL'x ll M Xl L ln tlnn gnltl Ind xxlntt unlf 1. I nuxntlutt K' . ' ' ' nuns wnrn so Alwly, tht-ir statcly lmtw lwltl pruutlly' Alnft. .intl tht-ir glistcning ants Iifrud in sycl1rnni1.1titm, tht- m.1jorcttt's cmnpnsctl .1 striking l.lj.fLll'L'. It-tl by Ii. Kinslcy .lntl L. Zindt, capalslc captains, th .'lLll1lll'lIHg glanccx and wnrtlwy praisc. c squ.1dX continuous practice won for them many L4 E!'I1L ' Page sixty-six flN.fllX ml Xlxln H. XX tm-M. I. ,'xllt.tl. lx l',it: 11, .X. lwlzvznl, ll.x,gut l. 1 nc rltytlnnitxtlly .lltlllg just lvclxintl tht- color guutl. xSII'llffv.'l'r- elle! L,0!CI'--k....!I1.'cl Ll- X!Wcv-f L JIU sc l'L1l K1 511 1 PL Ly gi L Oupsl , Left, riglit, liorwnrd NI.1rcl1 was tlie call l1C.ll'Ll wl1enex'er0L1r recently est.1blisl1ed color guard .ip- pro.1cl1ed. Nl.1rcl1i11g in precise time, with flags un- furled .md rifles sliouldered, these girls added mucli to the colorful gaiety .md deep excitement of x'.1ri1,1us sclmol Activities. Ci. fiderle I. l'lciscl1er Nl. IJ 1111.111 .111 lg je x, V 2 4 ,f 6 , I .. ..V.M,. A 5' I j 1 I ' Page sixty-eight Suluwimki . . . M. Malmo . . . I.. K-nulxuul . . . Cu-Cdxplain II. Kalocs A. Schucsslur . . . A. Gumiora , . , A. Schumhlnr . . . lj. Kuglvr Carbonc . . . L. Sudol Lipani . . . R. Picrgrossi Fight, team, fight! Inspired by the peppy cheerleaders, our team rose to victory. Offering their encouragement and moral support, the girls set the spirit of Ll lively game. In colorful maroon and gray outfits, the squad is a tribute to our school. Their vigor and zeal has brightened even the drabbest game, and their undying effort has led our team to many victories. rl-I'.llI1lHQ for the lugs. nIllX'1's .r' mu. lifl In riglvtz Ii, BL'fL'l.l!1XliY, I. Smith, N. Iiranct-sc nn Intl ron: li. lorence, ll. llollenhecls. li. Yermce. wifi! s -Ifkkf C1 l'l-LNlIs7 List june the combined Boys and Girls Glee Clubs. under the direction of Nlr. R. Barrows, presented nn operetta entitled Meet Arizona. il-he story was based upon the missing will of Colonel Blair. .1 will which brings t.ill tales .ind romance to this ranch in Arizoni. The mystery of the real owner of the r.1nch provided the suspense. Two young people find love in this setting of mystery. All these occurrences were com- bined into songs which made ti yery colorful and enioy- .ible program. Niueh practice was needed to present this successful show, and the Glee Clubs should be congratuhited on the splendid job that they did. lim Cuxley and l'le.1i .Xlherti getting .iequ.iinted. Dudine Shirley sings to Und-is of llvl' l1UI11s Great show, kids. says Mr. Barrows, director. My .3p'11lx'i7,! fi:--AID!! f . A brilliant array of fashions was presented last May by Nliss D. Canale and her sewing classes. A festive earnixyil night was the setting. Highlighting the show were the announcers. V. Semeraro, XI. Vermeulen, and H. Vaughn, dressed as elowns and harlsers. Among the different varieties of clothing were bed time wear, sportswear, casual, and evening wear. This gay and colorful show was n show- case of the talents of our sewing students. Xliles of styles and smiles lnirodiieing the li,irlser lflll. limb Min. IN! Iii rlqfilz I. 'sein.in, Ki. Kil.inowslsi, QI. liode. I. Xlatlailxliliii. ll, Srelliiigwerf. Il. ltlell. R. Lnixerlsillt Siiorif mn: Xliss ll, Canale. adxisor. X. St-nieraro. ll. Inlinson, K. lxinyilslti. I, Sqitrn-il. l'. C.irnex.ile. li. l-ireiige. Xl. Hhs iii ll. Priee. Xl. l'.ise.ile. l. lxropinaels. l. kiillies. ll. B'.'FCl.lI1Nliy. Nl. Yernieuleii. ll. Yaiiglin. lnil mu: I. l'.irlser. Xl, Nlatteo. I, l'.l!.lls. ll, Iieiiiliisl. ll, l'.lI1.lwIlIls. IS. lirella. .K freshman .irrixes .in campus. 'liempcrs flaref Vi, mf 1. TILE! ld 1-up 13. Horianopoulos. H. Hollenliecls, J. Oherineyer. li. Doyle. H. Solowinski. -T. Twist. C. Nieatl, Walther. l. Schmidt. ll. lliieitemaiin. P. Currie. l. Koeniel. and .iilxisor Xliss XI. Xlerlo iffmjv -filth v. a happy hilarious play, was presented hy the Senior Class and coached hy Miss Xl. Nlcrlo. The setting is Hartdale. .i small Nlid XVest- ern College town, where Ma Nlitchell's Coffee Shoppe is the gathering place of college students. Here Harold Uuquet. heir to Hartd.xle's greatest benefactor. decides to exchange his identity with Slim XY'iggins, .1 country boy working his way through school. Duke hecomes a dual hero when he saves Nla's Coffee Shoppe from .1 clever schemer. and when he becomes the SLII' of the Hart- dale haslxethall team, which wins the Tri- County championship. You may be sure the performance was ff 1 lf.: 'fir fijllft. 3ou'll he .orryf Teenage rendtlxoiis, 3 I 3 1 V! 4 , , f 1 .Lark 1' . Miss iiraupp, .1dXisor.fX. lorre. ll. llollt-nhetly. ,I. Ulu-r'iii.-yer. I. liovle. li, llmlilv, fx.. lit-r,irdi Nliss Nl, Xlerlo, Advisor. I, Koelincl. A, Karrer. kl, Jvnnlij. Ll bright and cheerful produc- tion, was presented last March by the junior Class under the capable direction of Miss NI. Nlerlo. Newspaper readers all over the country have taken Penny of the New York Herald Tribune Comic Strip fame to their heart. and an audience did the same when Penny Pringle was presented in lf. R. H. Penny had her own way of looking .it the world, and stirred up between the boys .md girls of her school Al feud that spread to involve the whole community. Supported by an excellent cast, Penny raised the havoc which made three action- filled fun-provoking acts a -CII-i7lI.Olli7 ,U'On!llx'lI,Oll I Ulm! Oli Noinuiliingl hreuinf xl.lll.l, I. XK.iltlit-r. K. Nxt-Jil. 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There's fun making g.ilore for everyone at .ln infornml club party. Activities such ns these luring enjoyment to all pglrticipating. The formal .ictivities of our school give socially mintletl girls .Incl boys nmnv opportunities to show their graces. Through these functions, soei.1l knowl- edge and experience are gained in actual practice. ,,. U-Cllm .1 gs Ez f fr, 1 5 ll..I1fi.!lii 1 ff Beautiful flowing evening gowns enhanced hy creamy white tuxedos gave a heavenly atmosphere to the Junior Prom, Moonlight Rhapsody . held last Hay at the Casa Nlana. The dreamy musical tones of I.arrv Festa! orchestra turned the hearts of everv young dancing couple on that magical night. Ifxchange dances with intimate friends. pictures taken by our well known Mr. Gisler, the delicious roast heef dinner at V midnight-these were the highlights of that never to he forgotten evening. lileanor Katocs and Henry Solowinski gained the coveted honors of king and queen. The committees under the supervision of Miss Catharine Vfest, advisor of the Junior Class, and John Nlilio, general chairman, worked industriouslv to make this dance a success. The chairmen of the various coin- mittees are to be congratulated on the cul- vereigntv go.-s to their head as lhll Snnkins crowns I11il1glIl0l'1 of 11 YCFV flnC piece of Wtlflii blLlS, lltanor lxatoes and llenrv Solo gllxL'lX lllllllllbklllll xl Vivian Semeraro: decorations, lileanor Ka- tocsg publicity, Rose Sorrentinoq reserva- tions, Alice Karrer. .milling stardust, vxilikiilg, twinkling stars. ,iv M , Q M, S 2 1 f , g1f f iw ,,,,,,,. ,,.: 1 . , Vg A N - - V ' -4' , I my J ' 1 A . ' A ' 7. A - 1 1 R f ' A., ff- M , x 'gv- .1 f- f 43- R ' ,5 t l I If - . if Q 1 . 'v .2 .. A -1 wee 29 . . ' ' 1' f f- 1 ff N ' ' I A E 7 'M . Q nfs 4 f ' S 'E xx l . 3 ,,,A 4-ff 54 K I, F 'l ' K 7' ! WN vv it vt , W- A Q A V WH N -. ' ' JS? ff .v 'x 'j l 4' ?+?5 7' PQ, I fa: ' ..f , ' Q-53 Q.. J., if wg' s NEI X A 'MAA ww? 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BARBECUE CHICKEN READY TO SERVE ORDER IN ADVANCE HUETTEMANN S Delicatessen cmd Grocery 8 I 88 I LH' I'I A' , I- A 'T RTQTHI' Rl OI D N. I. QF D- V1 TRUBEK LABORATORIES INC EAST RUTHERFORD NEW JERSEY Watch Your Development FROM A LITTLE ACORN Q C73 27 9 ff-6'U 3 XQQQQX9 LQ MIGHTY OAKS GROW P g ghty th , . Q55 NI TSG ig-S In! fa I 4 ' I I 'fig - 4 , v F 1, I I. JIT ' I I' ,II I J MARINARO 8. SONS Bakwuf OUR QUALITY and SERVICE Yfawa Pkafune Qlv Telephone GE 8 336 329 Pate son A eme Ea t Ruthe1fo1d N J I Vx ' 1 -, 5 A 3 I 111 xv I CS l 1, . P h -f - FRANK R EDWARDS REALTOR INSURER J 0 0 0 HH Hzxclwxmszwlq St. If.-XST Iil l'HliIll4'HIlIJ, N. .I. lml WI W INN! RL'Sil1k'llL't' WIC YP-59,- f'v!. I COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL LUNCH MPI uk Axenuc EAST RUTHERFORD N J LEMORT BROS Y 1 I ztu on and BOIIIHQ SIJIIIN, Mmm FAST PLTHFPI OPI? N I WI' 0 0100 fhfzl LIL. ja ' 1 . , LT. . Establis lem 19043 G. W. Lemort and S. Lemort 'z Us ' H . AYSL 24s, Lv Jus L,lY.r. CIMCO TELEVISION SERVlCE,I C rquilrofugei SALES- SERVICE INSTALLATIONS R.C A - SYLVANIA MOTOROLA 425 HACKENSACK ST. CARLSTADT IN. J. may oncf Sauce WE 9-0413 COMPLIMENTS OF ALFRED H SCHILLING I h n . 7eleaJ442m'14ppld'mca CONIPI IMFNTS OF LOWE DONALD 8K COMPANY INCORPORATED IASSAIC NEW Ir RSPY CHARLES TRAVAGLIO EAST IATERSON N J V A A Ji' I p w 1 w 1 x w COMPIJMENTS OF 1 J Y V V THE BAND BOOSTERS FOR EAST RUTHERFORD HIGH SCHOOL WITH BEST WISHES JULIUS ROEH RS COMPANY un P1terso11 Me W'1111111,t0n F R11t11e1fo1c1 N I X11 11Qte1 '1 H1100 ot the 11011111 111g,et 111 11 1 11 91t1J ment speL1'1111111g 111 the pru1111111u1111f111111n1111t11 1111111 11111 11111111 1ou 1101111111119 to 1e1111 11011 to 2,1011 p 111 111 111te1e1t1ng. 11111 he1thf111 CIFQQI 111111 1 11epe11d1b1e f11t111e 1111 Q tl 01 GI 111111 1 1111 I Hg qlfl k 'FF' . 1 1 ' ' . - ' ' ' 4 . . ., c 7 , J. ,- . ' . ' 1' 1 ,- - one ' ' ' '.' 1 'f s ill nut t'z1mo1s g1've1111 use sz lish- s,,' -'. ' 1 '1 1 1 1 sz ' 'Ps If K' ' z' ' f 11 ts-1 ' f. 21 z ' 1 1 ' - 1111 1 b glad to 1111 it ' P ff. 1,1 ZIMMERMAN S 0 THE CLASS OF 1956 RUTHERFORD N J COMPLIMENTS OF MATHE CHEMICAL CO I 'A' ik 'k 74 PARK AVENUE PARK AVENUE GIFT 8. FLOWER SHOP Glfts N01 cross Ca1 ds Colsages Bouquets Weddlng an Funeral Deslgns Potted Plants 128 Park Avenue East Rutherford WE 9 8404 0401 Zzfuemllq cm! fbealezn GE8o300 241 259 PARK AVENUE 0 RUTHERFORD N J - d - PASQUIN MoToR SALES, INC. ff -el Corlton Cleoners 850 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. Dupont electronic method of cleonlng GE 8 7909 3 Hour Seruce COOPER LUMBER COMPANY Rutherfmd Lyndhurst EAST RUTHERFGRD WEbste1 9 1432 9 9680 Sen 1ce Is Our POl1Cy EMIL S TEXACO STATION Generol Auto Repolrs Gcas Oul Accessories 309 311 Pater on Axe NS ALLINCTONI N J Pa fy COMPLIMENTQ OIT GARDEN STATE DINER Corner of Paterson Ax enue East Ruthexfold N I ' Il ' 7 WE - . ' M 4 I and Hackensack Street ' ' T , , f . . - ' 5 ' , V I - , . . ' -z COMPLIMENTS OF HASSELHUHN- WILLIAMS CO Koppers Coke Cool Fuel Oil box 111 Ruthel ford W Ebstel 9 0021 JEAN'S LAUNDER-RITE Self Service Puck Up ond Delivery 718 Croxe Street FAST RLTHERPORD N Jean Sz John Levins SCHREIBER S MARKET Vegetable In iofen I' ood NRE 9 00 7 144 Palk -Menue E-KST RLTHERFORD N J IRVING SILVERMAN Spoiting Goode Tow Etc 199 Park Ax enue E-KST RLTHERFORD NI P g t O f.. I ' P.o. f . - ,N.J. 1- ' ' ' , -J- 1 Prime Meats - Groceries Stationery - Greeting Cards , 1 ' ' . W V, . S - . ,A S . k -, W W . A . Y A... u A ' , L . J. WINAND'S DAIRY 15 B0111Hg Spungs Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD N J CONSUMER FUEL OIL 9 Meadovs Road RUTHERFORD N J Tel WE 9 8400 COMPLIMENTS OF FORTENBACH MOTORS Ponhoc Soles and Servlce GE 8 6050 J For Happy G Everywhere Fashions Teenagers prefe1 Coats Suxts Dance F1 ocks 1 S THE STRAND SHOP 196 Jefferson Street PASSAIC NEXT JERSEX O af if if .. L, , 5 0 , 1 u 1 - 4 - O - 1-15 Union Ave. Rufhel-ford, N. J. SP01'tSWea1' . Dresses . . . s . 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CE 8 4240 Free Delxvery COIVIPLIMENTS OF BLUE GOOSE MARKET W Mazur Prop Flults Vegetables Grocerles Wholesale and Retaxl 240 Paterson Ave EAST RLTHERFORD N J CH RISTENSEN PHARMACY H GRIMM Reg Pharm 224 Paterson Axe EAST RUTHERPORD N COLLURA S BARBER SHOP 197 Carlton Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD N J Phone WEbster 9 0984 She Walks In Beauty At DAL S BEAUTY SALON 143 Park Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD N J FLENNER S CON FECTION ERY Ice Cream Confectlonery Newspapels G1eet1ng Cards Clgars Clgarettes 391 Paterson Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD N I GE 8 9712 GUNTHERS SPORT AND CAMERA SHOP Photo Suppl1es and Sportlng Goods Guns and Tackle Huntlng 8: Flshmg Llcenses Issued 201 Park Avenue EAST RUTHERFORD N J SAMUEL T DAVIDSON AGENCY Insurance Real Estate 140 Park Axenue EAST RLTHERFORD NI 'WE 9 1831 cty s E 8g D COMMUNITY MARKET MEATS AND GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS 38 Jersey Street EAST RUTHERFORD N J PR 7 0215 l y . I , O ' I ' ' , . J. T Q n c I - I I WEbster 9-373 I ' -I ' r I , L . J. 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