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

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ln unity there is strength? .Xlthough we do not have a union in the legal sense of the word, it is through the combined efforts of three coni- munities that liast Rutherford High School has reached its present excellent state of deyelopment. It is probable that none of these com- munities alone could afford to proyide the wide yariety of courses and diyersified extra-curricular program which is possible under the present arrangement. There has always been an attitude of we need you and you need us between liast Rutherford and its sending districts. 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,

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