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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1957 volume:

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Moments- of Fun Nix, , . . , , -M-M4 'QL..14. 3 , FOREWTHHD The yearbook 19 complc ttd we can sc lrcelv lX?llCWC It Term papers notebooks reports ind tums lthletlc ments asscmblles rehe 1rs.1ls 'md plavs we took rn strxde for four ye lrs but those ClC8.dl1I1CS were llmost our downfall Through Cl1S1llUSlOl'lIT1tIlt Ind delxght spurred bv 'lmbltxon and success xuth drums of xx h rt In rhemd we met them and now we see the results of our lzbors Through the Tea Leif 57 we have trled to recapture those experr ences that we hue shared together It vs as our um to put the Splflt of Elst Rutherford Hlgh School Ill tmffrble form th rt It Dllsllt bt better un derstood bx om .md 1ll We offer It now for xour cons1der.1t1on Only Nou cm decrde whether or not we h we been successful C0 TENTS ADNIINISTR ATION SENIORS CLASSES ACTH ITIES ' , , 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 . , 1 ,I 1 . , 1 1 1-1 1 1 1 '1 111 1 1 1- '1 1 11 1 , 1 1.1 ., 1. , 1 , 1. 1. 1 ' ' 11 1 .1 1 ' 1 1 ,- 1 , 1 1 7 . . 1. 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' StL1flCHtCOllYlLll Honor Sotutrts I1br1rw Stlff Tr1Y Kms Kexettes C11 det Tc rchcrs 'lun Apt C lub 'Xtl1lLt1L ASSOC.1lt10I'l Future 'Nurses of Amer 1c1 umor Acluuunent Summa Club llllllflllg Club Trmnglt Tea Leaf Art Club lt1l11n Club SXX1IHIHlI'lg Club Hobby Club Clue Club Band SPORTS Football Bnskttblll T1 mek Bzseball Color Guard Xlajorettes Cheer leaders SOCI AI xSSCINlJl11.S Frsluon Show llllllll Pl rx SLIIIOI' Pl IX unlor Prom . pil pr Pg.,- lfa 1.13.- ',v-r .f 71 3' it 1- If. .' ,,., r- f1,ga'L. -ll' -1 Qkvffp. . ' Y sg, If Ziff. 1 ,I :bu ., ' 's Jwzpgfqh S' 1 5 5.1 . -.,4'1s.-' .JL 'ffl ,-fills' ff. ,g A ft -F J' 'gtg' ' ,'l iz, 45 I , As we step from these familiar paths traveled in companionship thru halls of memories, we will treasure this retrospect of life which has opened the challenges of new horizons. I 3 X ipjbiw jfiilb 1 MW W M W wfdw jjj w of L ' 39 A M J 0 Q ,WW F QW L 0 . 'Q a Q2 450' I Honorin Uur Man 0 Our Man of the Year, judge Albert V. D'Amato, was graduated from East Rutherford High School in 1926. From this auspicious be- ginning he continued his formal education at New York University in preparation for the le- gal profession, receiving his B.A. and -I.D. degrees. Admitted to the Bar in 1933, judge D'Amato began his law practice with offices in East Rutherford. Having no illusions that dis- tant places offer greater rewards and oppor- tunities for service, he participated in local gov- ernment as borough attorney and later as ma- gistrate, which assignment he presently holds. Our counselor has been most effective in dispensing justice on the local level, tempering his decisions with tolerance, understanding, and firmness. He believes in 'imaking the punish- ment fit the crimeu. The greatest satisfaction in his work, he says, comes from the opportun- ities to counsel with those brought before him in helping to work out possible solutions for their problems. Mr. and Mrs. D'Amato are the parents of six children, which domestic background serves him well in understanding the problems of youth and family relationship. The tender spot in his personality is a con- tinuous aifection for his old alma mater, East Rutherford High School, evidenced by his hob- by of keeping a scrapbook of the school ac- tivities over a period of many years. VVe salute our illustrious alumnus and wel- come him to an honored niche in our Hall of Memoriesv. the Year ALBERT X D ANI.-XTO ffl' PETER ARATA CIVIC Leader Pohee Offieer Board of Edueatlon Niember ze lLllS ffentle and the elements so ml m llllll that nutzm mz flzt sizmel up and say to all the renrfl Tlzs lee CI Il n uhus Caesar QV 69 r 1 n A l x 1 A ' ML Q f r 6 2 ,gg - . l I X I ' I l I . I1i,s-If' 2- H1 ', ' ' ' N .A 'x'el I ' , ., 'L ', I. re I , 11' r1.s- Ill -'I . 1 I ju' 7 a RECOG ITIO lVzlma DeVnes XX hen former East Rutherford Hrgh grad u ltes st 1rt I'CITl1I1lSClI1g xx1th one mother they xx1ll 1nx 1r1 lblv turn to tllill' f1X0l1tC md only tmglble memorx The Tex Leif md lrrex oclhlv bound xvlth thxs cherrshed memorx s one smgle nlme Xl llIT'l1 DLx7f16'b Thex underst md th it xxere lt not for her unsclfishness md t1reless guldlnce thls beloxed md lccurate d1.1ry of the11 lllgll school years Could not have been In splte of xxh it seemed ,ln almost lnsur mount lble de ll of xvork md of frustr ltrng d1s lppomtments Nhss DeVr1ess p1t1enCe gulded the edltors kept tllell' futh Ihxe md urged them forward to this fin 11 lccomphshment -I '31 I oseph Gzsler lNo memento of ours xx ould be complete xvlth out 1 ghmpse of Xlr oseph Grsler our former photogrlpher hoxermg oxer us md snlppmg hlgllllgllti of our school l1fe Sc lllllg mx helght to plelse ex en 111 tllxmg m 1er11l NICXV of our Alml Nllter he glxe of lllIT1SE'lf h1s t1me 'md his fI'l1tCI'ldlb Nor xxould memorx he complete VK1tllOllt the echo of th It gemll lillqll md long remembered xx ord xx h1ch brought just the rlght expresslon to our flees producmg the per fect PICUIIG for our xealboole ll Thanks, thanks to thee my worthy friend For the lesson thou hast taught! Thus at the flaming forge of life Our fortunes must be wroughtf' -Longfellow ss., --s.. V Q NN A, 44 ,s 'U x Pm ,ff K! recalls to us our dnys us students und yiyi Left to right: Dr. Alfred Fuust, Superintendent, Trustees George Perry, Fred Minutolo, August Di Biuse, XVilliznn Ceres, President, Henry Hensch, Secretary to the Board, Margaret Kurrer, secretary, Samuel Price, George Becker, joseph Zancu, and Harold Donnelly. Not pictured: john Yun de Velde, Vice-President. 19 7 BO RD UF ED CATIO NYe, us memhers of the Bonrd of Education, ure honored und proud to he included in tht 1957 Tlf.-X I,lC.-XF of the lfust lluthcrford High School. impresses the fact thnt in youth little were we conscious of thc extent of the responsibilities that were to fuce us as ndults. These responsihilities us memhers of the lionrd of lfducntion ure immense und infinite. Nluny prohlcms face us in striying to secure un zulecpnnte educntionul progrumg howeyer, we ure mindful of our purpose und through cureful study und zmulysis we seek to provide 'und main- The theme of the 'I'lC.'X LIZ.-XF-NIIQXIUIRIES- dlv tain good huilding fucilities und equipment, se- cure competent personnel in order that our schools muy function efficiently in service to the community, und plun to adjust our school program to proyide hetter services to thc chil- dren und to the community. lt is our wish that in this wny we have helped to equip you with your needs for future responsibilities und thnt your days at lfust llutherford High School muy he regarded in your memories as at most profituhle und happy experience which will enuhle you to he respon- sihle citizens of the future. XYilliam Ceres, President IDR, ALFRED FAVST Sripcririlwizlmzf of Schools' Tlie administration of om' scliool luis tlie tre- mendous job of implementing tlie edlicgitionnl policies into nn effective force. Tlie vast re- sponsibility of inuintuining cominnnty confi- dence in the scllools, iinproveincnt of tlie edu- cational progiuuii, delegating functions, and ns- signing responsilmilities in 11 co-ordiniited plan for our educational growth and development has been creditululy developed. 'lwlllx sincerity of Purpose in this coinprellensive progriun is de- serving of our recognition. C IDA CE .km -,-A if 4 X DMINISTRATIO Clayton Hitclmer, Vice-Principal and George Dicrwcchter, Principal. lust a short time ago-four years in fact- you made a momentous decision to enter high school. You may recall vividly those days of bewilderment, strangeness and great responsi- bilities, Yet how rapid seemed the adjustment and acclimation to new situations. Suddenly you became mature upperclassmen. There is an awareness now, of academic growth, values de- rived from extra-curricular activities, and other experiences. Now, there is upon you that de- cision-the determination of your future course, continued education, or the world of work. XVhatever the choice, it is my earnest hope that your training and experiences here have helped you immeasurably. George Dierwechter, Principal Hurry Iolzns-on, Director of Guidance, and Celina Datirl. AND FAC LTY 5' f x.. ' 46. RICHARD BARROVVS HELEN B.-XRTLE HELEN BURDICK .U!l.5'fL' 110mg IfL-0ymy71ig'3 ffU7I18 EC0llOII1il'S LOIS D-XXION VVILNIA DeX RIES 'WADELINIE DEXHEINIER Englmlz Englzsh History 'X QQ 3 tr .ol-f if xl WILLIAXI EIC FXHALFH IOSEPHINE FUKRARA LOUIS PITTIPHLDI Physual llllllllflllll Physical IKIUCIIHUII FU!-,Nh 111111 SINUII 90 gafvwflf-' G ,Q Q 4 , fg- CERVASE CASTNER Science' ICH CE DORRIS Vathenzatzcs 1 ff' ID-X FLAN 'XC AN Lnglzslz and Italian x xg ' 1 gr' ,V gf Q ix Z , R Z! 1 Q.. FACU LTY 'Bev CC HARRY COKlN1OLL VIOLA HAILES NELS HANSEN HENRY HELSTOSKI Aft Business Education Industrial Arts English L 4i i ' X f L iiiy A 1 Q 1. 1 A in , . wil, ' E A q, A f rw IAMES MAHON Director of Athletics MARY INIERLO' Lf Science .1 EDWARD MURPHY Industrial Arts 18 FRANK NICHOLAS MARTIN OBOLSKY Chemistry and Latin Business Education li ..5 ...W Q ff. x CHARLES HQQVARD RUTH JABLIN ROBERT KANTZ ARTHUR KOENIG Band Business Education History Social Studies .JQ1 Q LUDWIG METZCER MYRTLE MONTGOMERY MARY INIOONEY Librarian Business Education H0m2 Economics ANNA PHELPS LEONA SEARS WALTER SHYXQANSKY The 409,051 OU' neff meeting Spanish Business Education Science 51a be FAC LTY JOHN SUBDA ANN SWOPE Soczal Studzes Al0fh9ml1t1CS CATHERINE WEST Englzsh and Spanish EDWARD GRIFFIN Attendance Offuer 1,54 VINCENT ZICCARDI Soczal Stuclzes NIAUD SCHL ESSLER Secretary to Dr Faust LEROY VINES ELVIRA WAC XER English Physical Fzlucatmn ,ai LUCX ZON CA BUSUI6 .SS ECIULHIIUTI NIARCARET ZININIERNIANIN English and Carman 4'- NIARC -KRET HOOK DOROTHX XIUHAVV Secretary to Ilr Dzerwenlzter Secfemfy 'U VV Dleflwclller I . an if I in I I X' iv Q V ' S X v v v , Y Y Ar I f 1 Q V A' I I vt Hxkw 1 1 Y - v A 'A r ER ICE Hrs. II. P4'tz'r'.s' and Mrs. A. Ifillmrlz .srrrirzg ,wnlv clvlvrt ulnlv cli,slu'.s . Q Ar Y x U'11a1t'.v your fmr1l:IL'. Hcmw 1 , f. v f' . .Q S '. .ht F W, Af.: . 1301111111 Um ,sumx Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of timef' -Longfellow ,T V . 43? .' l 'ir CAROL ALFAIN O Carol '- ' Cheerful lngh steppmg majorette loves the roller coaster a future secre PHILIP PBSKNCALE tar Happy go lucky a good sport thmks hoop sklrts lre foohsh wants to own a restaurant STEPHEN BARBIRE t Dev1l1sh loves to tease l1kes the feel of money 1 probable sulor ALLAN BARNITT Mike Amb1t1ous enjoys skln dnmg 1kes to fllrt promrsmg mrlhonalre X, W N I . . . - .. M, y. I ' ' N - . f 1 as if, , 4 b 'Q I 5, X I . 1 1 Uv A L 1 QU5 1'-f-nw SUSAN BECKER Susze Fast talker enlovs good food 'ind muslc IUDITH B-QXTTISTGN qu1ck thmker des1res to possess u e peace of m1nd Courteous hkes red converubles annoyed by false frxends Qspxratlons ln nursmg IOYCE BERCE Ol Aff lblc be llltlflll VOICC d1Sl1kCS VINCENT BELLINI Vmce l strlped shxrts certam of success ln any endeavor Xery fnendly laughs e1s1ly 1kes the company of glrls pllns 0 college 1-.9 -fr 1' 25 'sg xr.. , N ' 'J . . ' A djs!!! 4 T ta ' ' 1 togto q ' A fd Y fl 'M UN! NORMA BLAIR Norm T Intelllgent kmck knack enthuslast HARRIET JANE BISHOP finds stock car racmg vemng future Haffwf elementary teacher Petlte Ends dellght ID slvxtmg dlncmg and sw1mm1ng dxshkes know It alls amb1t10U IU I1ufS1Hg IOSEPHINE CHIRICHELLA ulet long dark tresses joy JEANNE' CHEVAL pdI't16S and dancmg plans to go 1nto Jeannie the secretarlal field Presldent of Cadet teachers personalxty p us StLId1Ol1S llkes hohdays wants her own car 'O 92 W- JJ' - I Mi ' I .ffl ' rc an ..J0,, Q' ,' ...en's ' Q ,e -ex 'J if CEORGIANNA CHRISTENSEN Georgze Cordul finds dehght rn Xlfmtovanrs mus1c drslrkes turtles plans to be ROBERT COCHNAR come a secretary Bo A fla1r for the lrterary ed1tor of The Tnangle favors aguars a popu ar VIRGINIA COCOZZO fellow anthropology 1S h1S chosen field Gmger Fnendly enloys dancmg hkes to dr1ve Tauss car her future IS un VIANNE CONNOR dec1ded Tall blonde admlres smart clothes enloys 'all types of sports seeks a 'Q career 111 fashlon merchandmng 6 1 'S Qi lf.. 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' 1 , J A3 l l ' if A . al f ing., ,i f 1 W. , f' . lfl.jifff11f ' DOMINICK DAINIELE Dom Regular guy lpprecutes good fun hkes pliylng blseblll would be mll Vlgs l1ona1re Nlce PCI'SOI'1ll1tW clpwble mqorette captam sld lbout leumg E R H S lntends to become 1 lxb t6ChI'llC1lll MARGARET D ANIA'1 O VIVIAN De COSTA zo JAMES DECKER flmmw dancmg xx mts to work m in office Alwiys clownmg hkes to tease huntmg fmd fishmg f ln plms to come a beachcomber Cheerful d1spos1t1on dex 111511 loy if X A, '- . xg .XV A ,gil V S Q . ,l A A .5 4 Q 'swf 'X' X - A 741, , r ' QS 1 .., , Q me X ,if f . 1' A 1 if , 2 1 V rkfi, 'X , - - 5 ! ' g f me , T KK Pl ' . . .2 z .. , . l - ' . ' , . ' C L I I n n - - .1 . ,, G. ' . . . k L 2 , xr 1 I . . , v' . . . . . . . . . . . . . L 1 1 . HV. ,, . . . ' . . . en S CC 1 4 Fl ' 'a ' ' . . . . . . . . . z . . . 1 be- , f ROBERT De LEASA Deleas F1lI'tlt1OUS m1sch1oxous snulc 1kCS FRANKFDC ALAURU hohdays In mtercst ln m1ll1ons ran Atl1let1c uccls 1n bwketb 111 IS hkes xsorkmg hopes to become the Mayor of Hoboken NICHOLAS De MATTHEIS Nzck Plelsmg porsonlhty on1oV9 bowlmg a mus1c enthusust lspngs to be MARIE Dc NIATTEIS l Vane a let P1 Ot Frlendlv fun Ioxmg dlshkes home work llOITlClH1lxLI' of the future N? if 1 ' ' ...1 CC ,P . . l K I , , i.'1...d- ' y ' A x .. . ,, 1' 1 ... , , ' .',. ,. '.,. rc! .sa ' L 'snr . - 4335 Aw JY' - . it X 1 'bk , ., YUKVAL, - 4 V A, N H O DOROTHY DOERSCHER Dot A erry Vale fan enjoys SXV1II'1fI'l1I'1g and nxce clothes drshkes D A hzurcuts ROBERTB DUNCAN 0 hopes to become a beaut1c1an LINDA FLEISCHER ulet on the outsrde hkes Hshmg and boats enjoys the comp lny of grrls future IS undeclded m G Amb1t1ous '1 precrse majorette as PATRICIA LYW FLEXHX cz a fancy for clothes a future secretary Very frlendly enjoys re ldlng and sew 1n pleasant personahtv desrres to 'W' 31 be a nurse 4-1 it 75 'J ...In I -1, I-I , 1,1 .ns Cc bv . ' z ' 4CLaD sua s H- 'Www ROBERT FOY B0 lllbt sun but not he ud hkes to trnker wxth cus 1 future mach IHIC ILDVVARD FREY the A1r Force Fr1endly enjoys swrmrnmg and Hshmg not too fond of work xx ould hke JOAN GILLIES to be a fireman Ioanzc Serene 1nd Lompgtnnt splrkhng eyes and dunples lox es to lo lf pllns to study Illlfblllg 111 Phllldelphla E le 9 32 ELLEN GOETZE Annable heart belongs to the Army . . . vexed by men drivers . . , will make a good nurse. tu, 1? AF? 2- 5 la CARL HICKMAN Shecno Practlc ll joker loves the feel of money ROSE HEDICER 0316 undec1ded Good natured redhead loves crew cuts d1sl1kes prelud1ced people an 1n terest 1n nursmg ROBERT HORDYK Dyke DIANA HOELZIG u1et cant res1st food allerg1c to work a probable cluelxen farmer Dzane Very qu1et good worker loves boat rldes plans to trlvel around the World Nw, 'T' , v new s ,, 3 : P' N ' L 1' W? Q A B KR ' U . . . annoyed fast drivers . . . future is 1 121. 0 mf e 5. VN, Y. My , x5 33 My My QW Mwflfwy jlllwfgiff lfl,W'l3f W fflflllfflff llglffjboy WMM NM JW yay lg Ml lf wa My N Fr1endly 1 huntmg and Hshlng fan 5- MARY NN TALIANO gl pw A hkes to stay away from trouble MN future plans mclude college Lrkeable usually heard 1f not seen a rock n roll fan prepanng for an office career HELEN JOHNSON Helen RICHARD IANESKY Serene blonde ha1r enjoys swrm a mlng a homemaker of the future Not too fond of school enjoys reparrm cars dreams of owmng New erseys brggest truck stop f 0f 1 Q M2141 K , ' r rv fy! J cpl vii! V' F , V' wal W K I , l ', 159716 51 My u W 1 t yy, 5' MDW I Q yyy l y yyn l R99 'dy My H J Lv ' ' J A . 5 .Bs A Y , In . 1 N JE I I , J ,y J! S .. V, I ,iw lm, y y W -if ' ' g as 34 -A LM f J' W ww ' JV ARTHUR KINICHEL Artie Dev1l1sh vsell hked by 'ill Presldent J? of Senlor Clflss h is plans 1n the o1l Held CHARLES KRAUSE Charlze u1et usullly found huntxng or Hslnng wants to traxel plans the Navy BARBARA KUGLER as a career Barb YVonderful person 1l1tV cute cheerleader has an lnterest 1n crew cuts college GEORGIA KUCLER materlal George Usually has sometlnng to sly full of un enjoys Saturdly mghts rnterest YV fl VU Qifigj' As f ln travelmg through Europe fww gm I llig xy 350 if Hlflvigx of PP Jf rfifzfifw sgjlifg w Wa A fr fx 1 s 2 Z A WE ,025 KL , -Rs, ' , if f ,Q T' I U ,N A , af ,QP Q 2 L -:J I L, ,' I L ,- or ., rr, x A I F 1 eip 7, 1 s 1' ' x, I LL is if ' A Q R I -J 5 ..,- -wr. Q I . ef rf ' rr',, yfi, rx l pr. Q I I 1 a s y ' L 0 - A . X I A KK 2, 1 . 1 -, f ' A Q ' V K 54,14 In M . . . Jw . AJ 1353 I . le, : K 1 4 I, Xp' A f' ' A R we 9 s K xv ls F - N3 M af . ' f fl qi N Q x y px N I - '. A ' ,V 5 A 35 , J ygfsyfs Vxfyfgwgy Q 5. NATALIE KU RTZ L at Laughs GISIIX hkes to mdulge rn It 1111111 food h ms 1 grudffe fxgunst concerted peo nle xx mts to tr u el to Clhforrua CHARLES LAXVYER Clmrlze Easv gomg good Qthlete possesses a sly srmle yearns to Hy a let plane BARBARA L1 RU SSO Barb Frlendls d1spos1t1on smcere pleased Wlth everytlung desrres a secretarlal posltlon LORRAUN E LIPANI Rame Lrkefxble person Ihty peppx cheerleader has a Hur for clothes 1 Commercml K r 36 artlst of the future gi '21 Q14 r ' 1, 'X ' JY, . xqv v ' P. 7 . . . 2 ' . r . . . 1 1. 1 1 . C cc an I . . . 71 H l 'A i '. . V . . . . D 1 4: . v T T A ' A J 1 n 1 C 1 a n gc I ,, c 1 . . . 7 . . . ' l ' . . . 1 ' f. .1 KATHLEEN MACUIBE Kathy,' Fun loving . . . pint sized . . . favors the DOLORIQSJ BIADIGAN Marines . . . aspirations as a private sec- Or retary. Good student . . . likes roller skating . . . usually seen with Bev', . . . seeks a position as a private secretary. ROBERT MAURER Bob Lanky . . . a weakness for girls with long MAUREIEE EYATTEO hair . . . dislikes pizza . . . future is un- 0 decided. Good natured . . . enjoys cheering and sports . . . Secretary of the Senior Class A . . . future business woman. wjwwwf off 0' v v Us pw AM' iff ,df f W1 If Q50 fp A ML 1 ff .V 'lb rv ki law, fl' or A E sf f 'f' i , 4, I ,Wm 37 ld wtf ROBERT MEYER Bee Energeuc football play er h1S company IS always welcome laughs easlly a probable college athlete WALTER MURREN Walt Eas gomg l1kes the opposrte sex a mrlhonarre 1n the makmg great terest 1r1 commerc1al art X 1-PVR .9 MARGARET MISIEWICZ Margze Always clownmg supporter of the Navy very agreeable personfrhty des1res a secretanal career IOHANNA PATAK Fllrtatlous lkes to make her own clothes mterested IH 1 lawyer wants a faslnon desrgnrng career BJ :P fe Rf Cf ,af Qu 0x K' ac' Qez off N,-9 fi? CAROL PATTERSON Carol Wonclmlant skitlng fm easy to get llong w1th mterested 111 the nursmg fied IUDITH PAVEL Judy clothes .1 future teacher DANIEL PATTI B10 Dan AV1d blseb 111 fm hkts hohdays lntlpathy fO1 Nlond lys would hke to be a sports photogr lphex ROGER PEET Hank Lanky nex tr xuthout in Op1I11OI1 enjoys drn 1nT new clrs 1I1tClCSt8d m 6'I1g1I'16CI'lI1g .-H 'NJ X Y A .f ,, , 1 L ' . . . c ' 2 . . . 1 . U ' 1 z z . . . ' X ' . . . L ' ' ' 1 L . . . ' ' .. ,, Easy going . . . content . . . fond of nice H D V 1 o n ,J V' C . I s n c . Y 1 i . l . D . . . ah' 1 l I IUDITH ANN PETERS Judy Usually found 1n the Cafetefla 1k6S Delaware her alms are rn homemakmg MARY ANN PLETENIK Mare Our drum rnajorette dependable mterested 1n sports would loxe to marry a college graduate 40 J' M llldblfl wfyf Xylf lf' J lwwyll I Mlwwfr W Qwff ROSENI ARIE PIERCROSSI Rosle Peppv co captsun of the cheerleaders smcere to all detests caloues asplratrons 1n teachlng GARY RUOFF Gar Good convers 1t1on1I1st enjoys dflnclng Presrdent of the Key Club hopes to become a bram surgeon f . nf 'fr N ln,-My Q UQ I yy 2.1, -'.1 ful A X if 3. L JL! J . in L J 1 l , U I JU , xr l V' V I V W -. as nj 2 if A N E .ww kv ,fl X E Q of A ,J M 'fc ' ,o 'G , . 7' 1 - I rx .1 5 4 ' 'f 2 5 ,. 2 A fl 'Z VXI f , b U f 1 A, r J pulp cf I J A' 'VU rs , ii .. ,, VU ' ' . . . l' If is d H I I . . . , if rf, H I n 5' -all' gl of 9 gf J Y X BETTY SCHIESSWOHL Slzeesze A born COIHQd1LIlI'lL CI1tllLlS1lSt1C Qctress NEIL SCQJNCERELLAGJ X cnloxs LllI1C.1I10' xx mts to be 1 legll ez Regullr fellow 'ln flrclent 51305 loy il to the Dodgers imbltlon IS ANL SCHUESSLER to be an zurhne p1lot Ann Clplble 1 peppx cheerleader ed1tor of the Tel Leif llxxavs seen W1th inn plans to lttend XX heaton I College XX ILLI -XXI SCHXI ALZ Fuendlx tI'OP1C'll ish lox er 1k6S boats hopes to own lus own busmess KO! Q ' xXl XJNWT Y DJ . I 1 'K 1 fl ' -wx A Q 1 . fx l W ,K a X ,x A 7 F .J QP l ' 0 .R-. K as QQ Ns , 4 H . U ' Sw l -. HL -lv , QN g4Cl'6t21I'yl 1 O ' l n L L L L 7 . . . Q 1. all i Q . . . 2 J' . . . CO- - A B'llv X A ' ! S- 'X . 1 Ol l l x,.lf l 41 ANNIA NIARIE SKIBOVVSKI Ann Fun lovmg inttrcsttcl 111 till blonde ANNA SCIFUMACHER fellows hlxcs to diychc un has '1 nn plan for rctmng it 71 Ambitious ?I1CIg0tlC chcerlelcler one of our two Anns co editor of the Tea Le if rntcnds to go to X ll o U I p 'WILLIAM SINYDER Duke 7 Usually seen but not he 1rd enloys mak LDV ARD SMITH JJ mg thlngs xuth hrs ovxn hfinds plans Smlffu 7 V N N, o loln the Arr Force. A ' f ' ' ' ' ' A' J gre it ootbill plly er . . . xx lrm person- ff a ity . . . likes hunting . . . future physical . education teacher. , Wop, r k-LC A ' ,ff 5 42 CAROL SOIKA l car, Talkatne enjovs good muslc 1k6S BETTY RUTH SON1 AS to eat xushmg for 1 secretarlal career 6 His changmg moods llkes clothes and clrs shrpslupe lppe lrmce plans to be a han' styhst LEONA SOLOVVINSKI Lee Clrefree full of fun detests gettmg JACK SPITZLEI u early a future v1s1tor to Europe Clue Rogmsh yes lox es to tease joy sports plfms to become a beachcomber it 1 5 s 7.x ' L ' 1 gf yy B t C . n a Q . ' z . . . ' 1 ' 1 1 z . . . CK 37 P - - - I 4 - .. .fn ' e . . . ' . . . en' s n u n C I 'B f s gfffgk ' 54 ' V 3, ' , . , X ' f QL T A 3 ,Af-i 43 1 t t li ' ,uf 11 xx . L h J 44 4592 noises? tg GLORIA STECKOVVICH X AX,- G or xfq Very qulet g ggles cant reslst 474 candy hopes to be a prwlte secretary 55519 it , ix g , ., KK Z ,P 5 X J . ' . .. i . .. ' ' v ' Ng, -I , K R ' , . .. 1 qu' in Ny 'Btn i 'I QW ' 'H ' Se' 1 , ffilgy-ca er aders . goes org' id ' 11 . I - mfyf' V, 8 'V .1 s ern da ld 11k6 KARL SUTHE My Roc er QLZLX T FLY DONAL USEN UND rascals hkes skm d1v1ng ambltlon Sf X EW IS to be a mechamc 5'-Q Amla e sports enthusl Presldent of the Student Counc11 pla to enter the chemlcal Held ex T111 and lanky one of Mr Kantzs if -0' K KENNETH TAYLOR Ken Socuble finds pleasure 1n XVOOLlXVOI'k1I1g dctests back se it drlvers rntends to own a general contractrng buslness BEVERLY NOW KAMPEN eu A slxatmg CI1tl1llS1 lst usu rllx seen rldrng 1n her COI1XCI'tllJlC hopes to become '1 PETER ULLINGER Pete Nhschxevous smlle flvorxte p'1st1me IS eitlng d1sl1kes Lyndhurst on Thanks IVIH future undeclded PATRICIA WALTHER Pepsz u hlxes gnrng pllama partles dreams of becommg an .urhne hostess lab techrucxan 'K 'N is A I t KC 7, in - ' I g' ' g . . . ' . Always hits the spot . . . friendly and cheer- ll 1 .. B .U N . 1 . . . 2- . I 0 ' RUTH WIDOXVS Ruflzze Xhlhng to lend 1 hclplng h 1nd '1 keen sense of humor deh hts 111 truehng hopes to teach handrcapped chlldren DIAINE XX L LLING Good n rturtd xcrv dcpendlhle h IS 1 prtfc rtnce for h unburgers DORIS AN 'N WRAGA Done A roller sk lung C1'1thl1S1 lst hkes bowhng hltes crowded c1t1es Wants to be 1 farmers VV1fC ulet reserved hkes to hive a good tlme 1 future secret lry future urhne hostess . Bw ,TT AX .K 'L' 'L ' , . . . ' ax' 1 ....' t DIANA XVYKA HDF, 1 Lv . .' UDF, . zz z '...a E.. I V lf' PATRICIA YOUNG 61 Jbclqyiaqfk We tl -5 Very quiet likes rock n roll joy PETER ZINIMERXIANN dancing future teftcher Zzmmze XV1tty a great teaser scientifically inclined will attend Stevens Institute SENIOR POLL Niost Likely to Succeed ANN SCHUESSLER CARI ROUFF Cutest Smile IOAN CILLIES KENNETH TAYLOR Nicest Eyes LEONA SOLOWINSKI PETER ZININIERRIANN Class Comedian MARGARET NIISIEXVICZ STEVEN BARBIRE Nic-est Personality BARBARA KUCQLER ARTHUR KNICHEL Best Looking DIANA XVYKA PETER ZIXINIERXIAN Most Popular BARBARA KUCLER ARTHUR KNICHEL Clfiss Couple BARBARA RDCLER ARTHUR RNICHEL Best Figure CAROL ALFANO Best Build EDVVARD SXIITH Best Dressed LEONA SOLOXVINSKI CARY RUOFF Best Dancers NIARYANN ITALIANO PETER ZININIERXIANN Class Athletes PATRICIA XVALTHER FRANK DeLAURO Class Pals ANN SCHUESSLER ANNA SCHUMACHER ROBERT HORDYK ROBERT MAURER .m ' en lbrs dl ,-.-.m,-all 1 - L: 1 -1 v LUt's not have any noise people Now ex :lain oursel , Peter!! I ll Work YN 1 This is' thc may you do it, girIs. ' Let us, then, be u p and doing, I i XV ith a heart for any fateg 'x A' uf! 5 'ff Y , fa' ,Qcwilm 3 , K: M- , i-'K F39 ......-. Q v if i 5 . J Br f - xi' r 31. Ntim. ' Fi, i . -f' is A y I ' S - W 5, Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. -Longfellow i Ur . --1' -H5 1 I AJ I A' 4 C7- 9,2 Y mf 'V kg as fun I A s - L r 'V , 1 ! 11 fl A 11 8 1,71 ! -cv My 1 ff? HJ V J W 5 W ew 141' 'V V 3 X KJ! 1 11 Q ' 1 L I A -Xl :Ott R. Abbr IIC 0 F Allxr 1 X X L11 1 1 1 nr sl j Appel, A Asc nr A Q 11 lrtlz mu Beckley, B ILr1l111s x 4 111 Buble-r I Brxc ml r IL 11111 1 mu 1 H. l5rcm11 1 J 11 111 I f 1ll 111 111 Xl C 111tr1r D C ut 1 r111L X C 1 11111 I C11 sll X CTUIIUII I' C 1111 mr j tum C 111111. Xl D 1x1 st xx X D1 in orx 'If DVI lllfll I' D1 1 N J Iutt 1 DL uto liubt DLXr1u liuswll DLX nu NI Dur 1114 o vll, S. C ltllll ns xy, of MW re Q,- X -T: Y? ,,., T' Qwmv'-wwf Y ,.AN,. , Q if I L 41 WJ M0 F... if L wail A Ji ' 379 bf J Xxpff' . - f Q! 1f l 1 f 53 I Q W Jfjfw 'M' 545 .0 ata?-Q16 my MT L My Owkgft in Top row, left to right: R. Dudas, NI. Dusek, T. Dye, E. Ebe-ling, C Ederle, K. Ellsworth, R. Fabian, Y, Fagan, R. Faubel, G. Federico Fourth row: A. Fleming, N. Franc-ewoni, G. Frazer, E. Frey, H Frost, Gallo, H. Gardiner, F. Gurtlcy, L. Gaiwronski, G, Gemslti Third roux: A. Gentile, R. Gere, B. Goetz, A. Goetze, C. Goldman R. Goller, C. Goodman, E. Gore, H. Gorrell, R, Granata. Second mug: R. Greene, E. Grella, E. Griffin, S. Gurka, KI. Haight E. Hartman, E. Hartmann, B. Herman, D. Hetrick, XV. Hillebrnrid First row: H. Hoc-hstaeclt, H. Hollenbeck, Z. Hovnack, j. Huette- mann, H. Hugo, C. Hulm, J. Hurley, H. Idell, R. Ituliiino, R. jnnccsko. . it 4 C Top row, left to right: L. Ianosky, B. jones, R. Iorlett, I. Kassai, S. Katz, P. Kayser, I. Keller, J. Kimmond, A. Kinsley, D. Koenig. - Fourth row: P. Kolber, J. Kolinsky, H. Krause, L. Krawealc, E. Krop- inack, P. Lasker, C. Lavezzi, A. Lee, J. Lewellen, R. Lockwood. Third row: B. Lorence, E. Lowry, VV. Majewski, R. Malmencler, XY. Mandara, H. Margolis, L, Marino, K. Martello, C. Mutlle, A. Mutriss. Second row: S. Mauro, C. McDonald, I. McDonald, S. McDonough, C. McVeigh, D. Meyer, L. Meyers, R. Meyers, J. Mezzatesta, E. Miller. First row: C. Mitchell, D. Mitchka, A. Monostori, R. Moore, H. Morales, I. Morgenthau, J. Mrak, K. Nanfeldt, C. Neuhaus, F. Niclaus. A , A 4 Ucfuf .I I ' 1' '40 mek ' ifli f ' V 64 Q if . A -, , fcffw' l fb cgi i ,f . -fi .5 , 1 .Jr V - 'M' 1' I 4, , f , V , MF ,L lf n L , LVL 7,11 K V is x I I 1,9 VD l 1 'Lal' 5 E 6 J 1 Top row, left to right: R. Nicosia, R. Nussbaum, H. Obergfell, 1. Occhiuzzio, J. Olsen, R. Olsen, C. Osmers, C. Ossi, D. Panasiulc, VV. 1 Q Pantel. bij, .20 - Fourth row: A. Passariello, E. Patula, R. Perri, K. Peterson, I. '. ,377 V Petrilla, J. Pickering, D. Pietrowicz, C. Planer, C. Pletsch, C. Pollina. 1 flfv I .1 Jf Q Third row: I. Pollit, Y. Preli, I. Ptasienski, T. Pulignano, L. Pumqdf ffl Jfvl f W. Radimer, D. Raffac, I. Ranone, R. Ranzinger, J. Reichardtibl LVL' or 5 cf' C If Second row: D. Rembicz, C. Rento, E. Reynolds, C. Rihlik, Ros-L, S J wal, H. Roth, A. Rothenstein, P. Rothfritz, M. Rotilio, E. Rounds. 50 ,, R First row: A. Russo, I. Sabo, L. Sarno, N. Sattlcr, K. Schilling, yi ' .7 jf! J Schreiber, I. Schwarz, A. Schweitzer, C. Seitz, I. Seman. 7 If Lf fb f 6 .Af MA ' !f if ily! ZW ug. 5 ' ww ' qw., 5- 'iv as-V 5- E' 4: Q i 'IR 5. xr, 7 -.T 54 Yi -Q -2 1 . o I' - ,,: W 2 S . ff -S .. ' k- 'Ak' XY I 2 Q S., 9 A 5 W ' . . 4- .. Ni, te qi I - +1 J' 5 ,X V 1.,l af-' , .. X What's your ring size, Phil?,' UNIOR Top row, left tu right: H. Slit-nton, NI. Slclmoclnilc. I. Smith, L. Smith, B. Srnutko, D. Sqnieluci, j. Stiillcr, QI. Starling, E. Steiger, F. Steiger. Scfcnml row: J. Stoines, Cl, Ste-innictz, D. Stellingwcrf, E. Strung, B Snclol, C. Surclyka, H. Sylvester, A. Taorminu, C. Tartagliu, NI Templeton. First row: K. Tcrrnott, C. Toth, D. Trowa-lr, B. Tucllu, C. Tyluurski R. Van Gurp, S. Van Lenten, R. Vaughn, B. Versace, D. Vicchnicki 1 69, .. k A s, .ii S 5 3 ' 0.1.3 xt Q I 5 5- Q W -5 't X ,W N -V A ,Sv X 9 3 7' sX ffwyzf 1. ' , nw. A 2151 , 8 I' , Q C' vi 5 -Q 'Q' vc- 1 5' K 'f 5 Y . 'v I., Rf- ,K ,Xxx 1 ' K X V 16 - gh if 4 wi Q B - ' X 4-t 1-fu ' Q- ref R ,fi .A - 'W fx X Q , ': gpg: 1 'J 1- , , 56 if wr-'Y' 'S AL, 4. f ' M-. GUN... 7 S '! ' 5 ...ages . -5' Rf. Second ww, left to right: I. Vilardi, R, Vitale, N. VVagner, D. VVangrycht, S. XVangrycht, T. Wk-igele, H. VVeller, P. NVessel, P. . VVistermayer, NI. Yaukowski. MM First row: A. Yankowski, C. Yaschur, I. Zaccone, R. Zanca, I. A . I, Zappala. J ' ' fi! M L my P 0 I 'If 1 J I Ugbyyffjdfw CLASS U OFFICER of fl WM Standing: A. Lee, Secretaryg T. DeLauro, Vice President. S e ate d: D. Pietrowicz, Treasurerg Miss C. West, Advisorg J. Zappala, Presi- ' dent. Top row, left to right: I. Keresty, M Kayne, H. Katz, G. Horianopolis, C Horaz, B. Hopp, S. jaworslci, D Klass, B. Cabot, S. Kanischak. Second row: E. Hugle, M. Helhig, P Herd, S. Hiller, D. Keegan, I. Dai D. Iennino, S. Iclell, E. Keresty, L Kem, I. Imfeld, j. Keller, P. Hipp ler, C. Hermann, M. Hollander, C Kellerman, M. Helbig. First row: B. Kalesa, M. Zloty, A Pielka, L. janowitz, J. Dill, L. Patera , I. Cammarano, J. Sears, A. Kayser, E. Pluhar, L. Hrycak, C. Fr 'cinella ! ef. x 5, M' , .l I Y Top row, left to right: T. Kontos, S. Wraga, S. Wangrycht, T. Traino, S David, T. Swartz, B. Zappola, W Hellebrand, H. Tregidgo, R, Weiss- berg, Yurga. Second row: T. Marsella, E. VVolsko D. Sheehan, NV. VanDaLinda, R VanPelt, C. Szely, A. Thorne, B Koren, H. Sherry, R. Shaheen, T Wehrer, R. Strassberg, G. Weisman R. Trause. First row: I. Zalarick, C. Strittmatter M. Wagner, R. Katz, R. Zanca, B. Ya- sosk , C. Zounek, P. VVanke, D Zolclak, B. Wynes, M. Shapiro. 33,55 A 4 I Uv Top row, left to right: C. Cason, D. Novak, A. Rugalo, L. Cimiluc, S. Schauffert, P. Carnevale, M. Rug- giero, B. Seely, D. Capizzano, D. Ortel. gmvzm momma v-111555 H41-r-Q 2053- -: OPP.-. --Q U3 Q4 '45-' fl Signs M202-2 'mfr' Ivfq:-'rv .Iii :1 maze O . D' 9:21025 mega 2.252 'rvp - ir' r-'Zum Schwind, D. Cosgrove, P. Ryant. First row: M. Scher, I. Seifried, . Sudol, B. Sheetz, A. Sicola, . Bowerfind, S. ShauHert, P. Scanlan, C. Slater, L. Schnur, S. Ruga, I. Seifried. a ORE Top rou:, left to riglit: A. Kowalski R. Linnclmn, N. La'I'orre. L. Klein D. Batlike, J. Nlnddrey, B. Benn, D Laufer, NI. Lazovick, J. Koppelman Th Leoniak, NI. Malkiewicz, A. Lip tax Second row: K. Linke, A. LaCreca J. Luchesi, B. Repkn, C. Kurzynski A. Krueger, C. Lipuni, P. Luudicina NI. Lesse, K. Kruger, C. Ritchie, Pi Maggio, D. Krakauer, L. Mairani, J Lnsker, C. Lowry. First row: L. Kunz A. Livi . . Le IX - . , bowitz, C. Kronynk, B. Crauso, L LziPorte, L. Rota, B. Yasosky, R Maggio, B. Roth, E. Rieca, L. Lauer Top row, left to right: XV. Currie, D. Dudzak, L. DeNiaria, F. Eilert, C. Detko, B. Anderson, J. Defalco, R Everett, B. Duclas, C. DeCraun, R Evers. Second row: I. Havel B. Lorenzo, R. Devens, 1. Czipiul, Doyle, C. Eure, B. Degerdon, Daw, C. Eckhardt, L. Brancaccio, . D'Amato, I. Boldezur. First row: S. Teller, H. Eckstein, . DcXVitt, B. Cornelia, J. Donnelon, B. DeNlasso, A. Dusha, N. Dedovitcli D. Connor, B. Taschler, H. XVacker. T Top row, left to right: L. Nfugnano B. NICCill, D. Nlorclente, Xlayumik XV. Purzynski. Pi. Slienton, C. Nh-yer B. Moyer, D. Melnincli, T. Nagy XV. Sheehy, B. Merklinghaus. Second row: NI. Nou, NI. Napolitano S. Merrick, P. Pucklitscli, G. Neury C. NIcPlmil, B. Rufio, B. Blish, J Xluzzotta, J. Neuinun, A. Niolnnr. First row: L. Xliku, P. Ploss, P. Price R. Mann, J. Parker, XI. Orlando, M Pocaro, I. Ptusicnski, BI. Olivari, D Meyer, F. Mczalclek, J. Milkiewicz. ,1- Top row, left to right: B. Graf, S Catania, B. Gehlcr, C. Gillies, B Fleischer, P. Freclenburgh, D. Hanzl I. Kolinsky, NV. Hayes, L. Brizzi, E Gurak. Second row: I. Feclus, E. Harlcey, L Calvacca, E. Hedgepeth, C. Frosch R. Feldman, C. DeVries, E. Goode D. Febta, A. Padula, G. Yondolina M. Rudd, F. Gallo, R. Greutert. First row: A. Gibbons, V. Fletcher, P. Guerrera, SI. Geissler, F. Fleming 1. cemmer, 1. DeFeo, Y. Fogel, Jf Hagerman, NI. Henderbhaw, L. Gor- ga, A. Grapes. OPHO 'QW 1 Top row, left to right: D. Servicleo E. Schiano, 1. Ratkowski, A. Per: niciaro, P. Goodyear, F. Milano, 1 Malinslci, H. liuhnke, Nl. Scnlcovich B. Schneider. Second row: D. Simkins, NI. Plump B. Pollitt, YV. llcitcr, P. Ritchie, Nl Richman, B. Pollncr, S. Persky, XV Sass, C. Schurter, J. Rabel, li. Pau- wels, E. Dolcemascolo. First row: D. Sehneicler, S. Peleher, R. Vandervliet, A. Voss, B. Takacs, P. Thomas, 1. h'2iIlHlJ1llL'Tl, H. Teklce, S. Vasko, ll. Reiger, B. Quade. 1 1 Top row, left to right: K. Blum, R Maleurt, I. Semeraro, M. Margarita R. LaTesta, F. Avele, E. Becan, VV Bulmer, I. Capobianco, R. Binder, B Arigo, F. Anderson, S. Piergrossi, R Aitchison. Second row: R. Albanesius, H. Berg- er, J. Pletenik, B. Allan, E. Brown L. Altieri, E. Beninlis, C. Becker, B Baldecehi, A. Clark, J. Birkholz, G Arno, SI. Lobo, NV. Booth, G. Blau- rock. First row: C. Baker, V. Bolognese, G Bialek, G. Berg, BI. Battiston, D Boutillete, V. Boyce, J. Brentzel, T Areiere, R. Barberi, L. Beck. EVIL 1 2- iv:- ljfym if I Beddry 'N XX rgnor H Hollenhcqlx R Xuighn E Albcrtl S Xin Lenten Ix Nflnfeldt J 1lLlxf.f1Il5., T DeL1uro C Ixou 1l5L1 L Sghricbcr I Pmtrlllo HO Elch xelr Sophomore grrls no for the honor of selectlon to the Honor Cuud Bised on schol 1st1c riting person ihtx md 1611161511115 thc txulxc who ichxue this dlSt1I'lC H011 idd 1 colorful touch to the QI'lCiLl'ltl0f1 Ceremonies xuth thui p istd Uoxxns incl Homer bedccked stlffs CLASS OFFICER Srfatcrlr B. Schwartz, Sccretaryg Mr. NI. Obolnky, Advisorg F. Milano, Truusiirvr. Stamling: B. Hopp, Vice Prcsidentg H. Zappuln, President. Top row, left to right: T. Ceene, NI Eseolano, ll. Stoltz, R. Fonseca V Taranto, D. Sutlol, R. 'Fl'1lll5C', Struyk, R. Trotter, D. Swiedo, I Sabin, D. Tnorxnina, R. Fanbel, R Deleasu. ,D Second row: R. Urciuoli, F. Demp- sey, P. Yann Brunt, B. Flin, B. De- Bcrnurclo, C. Flcislnnunn, KI. Fischer N. Fllllllljlilll, C. 'llrselilt-r, J. Serpu I. Fortcnlmneli, R. Toclcl, D. Knowl: clen, F. Cross. First rout: L. Stoltz, L. Dierwecliter C. Fenniucr, K. Drew, C. Gardner G. Doerselier, P. Steekowieh, C. Falii 1.-on, B. DlI,LlSf1l12llC, I. Fcrrrlro, R DYr'xIll.ltiJ, B. Steiger. 2.-V s F.. Top row, left to right: J. Schultz, B Zorner, A. Vetrini, R. Daniele, T Calrlongll, C. YVilLle, R. Kwiutkow- ski, T. Rnebnrn, J. Crefasi, R. Sol- litto, A. Yannairelli, J. Sylvcbtcr, A 500 CCSP? 359 Q'g' '32 V529 H-1. if-'fN 1 zr... O-Nm :fs ,+G-.Q fe o F5335-f . O. Sgr- 297: 4 fb P111 255 EES TTD J O:1 2533 4 we W FPO ' v . G fr.: : F-21? 2 S 61 -cu .... .-. ff' 9 722, N L11 EHUUUE. Meyers, M. Zglobieki, R. Clueser, XVitt, B. Bows, A. XVyka, NI. Lawler I. VVilson, BI. XVilk, C. XVlStCI'1ll2l er A. Cardinali, P. Cernick, A. VVareliol if 17 fmt. ii! .lQn111g?zi T M. 'Wu' .rx pf rag. K f i x 5 , 'Y A D, W V yr Top row, left to right: R. Kniehel, R. llines, N. llunsen, P. Kenney, E. Misiewiez, R. Sikoru, XV. Sehuessler R. Klarakovitz, A. Sandberg, K. Huettemann, I. Hook, R. Shull, F. Hopper, J. Gulrl. Second row: R. Italiano, E. Karrer R. Ciliboris, D. Kolwulhki, B. Frey li. jublonski, J. Sllepperson, Bi Snenth, M. Hansen, G. Konigsberg, Nl. Creller, B. Frey, I. Hack, I. Jaget, R. King. First row: K. Cibney, F. Hanke, I. Kuipi, D. Cray, S. Cilliol, B. Harris J. Kantor, J. Soller, I. Kostantinou B. Grant, J. Hall, J. Kessai. 62 1 x a x MN Top row, left to right: D. Curnevale H. Rauonc, T. Trublin-41, ll. Zack, P Hivelli, T. D,.'xIlt1llDIlO, ll. Pfortc, YV Reynolds, I. Pavel, D. Decker, F Parise, I. Rikowbki. Second row: C. Reilly, Il. Rape, S Block, D. Breen, F.. Patti, C. Rapllacl A. Paul, C. Hugulo, A. Carlpone, C Becker, N. Baker, F. Barbire, I Philpot, M. Blair, E. Rose. First row: M. Pollinu, A. Sarcn, M Blockey, C. Collctti, I. Bruue, I Brodmerkel, C. Brlulforc, L. Petra roli, J. Ciucotta, J. Perry, D, Cas siere, E. Cork. rm.. . .. .. Y0u'II have a long wait, says Mr. Subcla. MQ? 4? Q fft Top row, Ivft fu right: A. Mazzucca, D. Nuccm, D. Moyers, S. Malmlick A. Lawyer, C. Millinu, E. XlLlCLll'i0 D. Munofo, C. Nctclkos, H. Murphy P. Sclxricbcr, ll. Sclmcialcr, ll. Leg: gio. Sccmzzl mzc: D. Krctz, C. Netelkos E. PililllCll, D. Kowalski, J. Lalvczzi M. Liptuk, J. Ncicllmrmlt, Y. Selma-pf L. Hcrolal, P. SL-rafiu, L. Kunz, F Mctropoulus, P. ML-Coy, A. Morales B. Opulinski, I. Lmlry. First ruw: I. Sy-lmwvrcltfcgvr, P. Mis- kicwir-z, N. Laumvllottu, L. Krause B. xlillllf, K. sL'lNlt'L'liCI1lJCl'g, C Sclxxu-iclvr, M. Scrvis, K. LSIBCUI, M McNulty, F. Origoni, C. Leu. r When time who steals our years away Shall steal our pleasures too, The memlry of the past will stay And half our joys renewf' -Moore I. -elitsqpx 1' L, mi 1 4 ii .ug v 4 AN. JAN -h '-0015.1 N 6 TTf3 E S'3- 4 PASS a Assnnmx Lovu a czumu. cm: non: n cunwou cur. noun as ASSIIILY vnu as cnrlzw Aww W n LYIIDIIUISI wuz sou: IOTIIIAGCQJIIMII IPI 8 Allx will F 1 . +- 1, 1 Q VW' 444-l'lN'3 a'. 0' 1 ,,.,.,-F Ria Third row, left to right: A. Knichel, C. Detko, H. Cochnar, R. Peet, R. DeVries, R. DeVries, G. Ruoff. Second row: R. Greene, R, Krause, E. Versace, R. Mann, C. Becker, G. Ederle, E. Rose, K. Nanfeldt. First rouqx XI. D'Ainato, B. Schiesswohl, E, Coetze, B. Kugler, M. Matteo, I. Ferraro, I. Battiston, K. DeNVitt, H. Baldecchi, B. Berezansky. STUDE T COUNCIL Our governmental body, which works for the unification of the East Rutherford students into a representative democratic group, had a suc- cessful year. Under the capable leadership of D. Tausenfreund and the expert guidance and cooperation of Bliss Nl. Dexheiniei' and Mr. V. Ziccardi. ln addition to their customary duties of con- ducting elections, proctoring in the halls and calling student problems to the attention of the Student Council, notes of gaiety and cheerful- ness were added to the school during the Yuletidc Season. Presiding over the meetings are D. Tausen- freund, presidentg R. Piergrossi, vice presidentg T. DeLau1'o, secretary and Zappala, treasurer. : 1, xi Left to riclzt: R. Piergrrossi, D. Tau- N1'IllI'f'llIlCl, Xliss Nl. Dexheinler, Zappala, T. Dm-Lauro. Standing, lop rout P. Kol- ben, Y. Bellini, ll. Peet. ll Cochnar, ll. Cloller, H. Zap- pala, CL. Knoll. H. Braun. Second rout lf. Sclircibcr, R. Picrgrossi, J. Clicx-al, D Hoclziq, -I. Battison. A Schuessler. M. Pletciiili. B Schicsswohl, 15. Kuglvr. M Matteo. Seated: D. Xlnlling, M D'Amato, j. Bcrgc, Mrs. L Damon, Advisor, Y. Connor A. Schuinaclicr, li. Hounds v QUILL AND SCROLL Scholarship, exceptional character and superior journalistic ability, including work on a school publication are necessary qualifications for the Quill and Scroll. Members must be recommended not only by the advisors of these publications, but also by the chapter supervisor, Mrs. A. Damon. This selective international honorary society strives to promote high school journalism and offers practical experience in the Held. HO OR OCIETIE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The object of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthv leader- ship, and to encourage the development of character in the members of the society. A requisite for eligible candidates, who are selected from the junior and senior classes, is a scholastic average of 85. The president is B. Kugler, R. Peet, vice-president, M. Pletenik, secretary, A. Schumacher, treasurer. The society's capable advisor is Mrs. F. Sears. l III lllll Standing: M. D'.-Xmato, M. Matteo, D. Nlnlling, D. l Hoelzig, B. Scliiesswohl, -I. Cheval, Battison, R. Pier- grossi, E. Coetze, D. XYyl4a, A. Schuessler, D. Madigan, G. lluofl. Seated: A. Schumacher, Treasurerg B. Kusglcr, Presi- dentg Mrs. L. Scars, Ad- visorg ll. Peet, Vice-Presb dent, M. Pletenik, Secre- tary. junior members not pictured. T 68 num If.rUz'l1tir'U and c'ommitt4'e t'I1lllV'H1!lll ut work. IJBR RET Your book is overduelu You'Ve heard this phrase spoken by members of the Library Staff. The club's purpose is to promote enthusi- asm for library services and perhaps turn the steps of some toward a rewarding career as a librarian. Various functions include the Annual 2' if' nz Qi K JLi.rmf Svrring time at the Libmry Stuff Tea STAFF Tea, club trips, conventions, annual dance, and the sale of pen sets. Presiding over meetings are K. Schilling, president, R. Shaheen, vice-president, Xlehrer, secretarv, and treasurer, C. Osmers. The club is under the capable guidance of Mr. L. Metz- ger, librarian. Third row, left to right: C. Meyer, A. Xlonostori, ll. Gere, C. Toth, P. Kolben. Seeoml row, left to right: B. Allen, C, Becker, J. Fortenbacb, D. Hoelxig, Battiston, J. Maltz, E. Kassai, D. Kowalski, C. Kowalski. First row, left to right: L. Schnur, Nl. Cantor, D. Cray, J. YVehrer, K. Schilling, Mr. L. Metzger, C. Osmcrs, R. Shaheen, C. llugulo, B. Kugler, A. Taormina. when C: Back mug left to rielits A. Vlll'Ut'NL'll. C. l.oxx.llski S llccker. Y. l'l'm'li. K. l'i'tL rs .l. Smith. II. llollt-ulwcck. lt. 5 'ey. . sir -N, ,e -- lingwerf. Second mtv: lf. Fleming. K. Krucuer. B. You Kainpen. li. lleclijler. D, Iloellii, D. Xlyka. . '. . xuil, XI. Xlisieuitf. I. Batti- son. Nl. l'lete-nik. C.. So xl. lf, flrellu, D, lt.it't.rc. li. Xluiuhn. First row: D. Xhrcliqan, I. x 1 Patak. B. Schiesswohl. Hurley, D. XYullin:. Xlrs. J. Xlontgoinery. lf. Cloetze, L. Marino, j. llickerinu. C. Pat- terson. - The initiation of new members began the Tri-Y season. Parading through the halls in their odd costumes, the new girls created a humorous scene, however, they found that the initiation had been worthwhile when they be- came members of our Tri-Y at tl candlelight ceremony. Enjoying a Christmas party, watch- Hrzclc row, left to right: C. elmw ' I- Neuhaus, 1. Steiucr. A, La- fiI'CL'C1l, S. Yasko, Nl. Sle- bodnlk, Nl. Zloty, pk. ,llLlSL'll' ler, A. Cosgrove, lf. Benui- lis, B. Allan. Second row: B, Nlann, C. Becker, B. Sudol. J. Luchesi, P. Nlaggio, K. Schilling, lt. Crauso, NI. Dorando, D. W Deisha, C. Baker. K. De- Witt, K. Brucker, B. Baldec- chi. Ifirst row: Cl. XL-ary, F. Niedzialek, J. Hodges, li. Kicker, B. Tackas, NI. Bat- tiston, L. Rota, E. Both, B. Sceetz, P. Loudincina. A . ing a New York show, and planning for their semi-formal dance, Kupid's Kapersv, kept the girls quite busy. Under the direction of their advisor, Mrs. Montgomery, and their officers, president E. Goetze, vice-president D. XYulling, secretary Pickering, and treasurer L. Marino, they enjoyed a very eventful year. ' lt. . . -fm. - l '53 Back row, left fu rielii: F Hugle, Pt. Yan Der Yleit, 5 Teller, J. Imfeld. Seeoml rout A. Yost, I Brown, XI. llc-lliiz, C. K4-l lt-rman, XI. Ilellmiz, l., Berk First rnuq: C. Illfflllllllll. A Clark, D. Sudol. l'. Becker I. Cheval, S. Hiller. The East Rutherford High School Key Club, Division Eight, New Iersey District of the Key Club International, has this year celebrated their silver anniversary. They were established in East,Rutherf0rd in 1932. Under the guiding hands of Mr. F. Nicho- las, the advisor, and G. Ruofl, the president, the organization has enjoyed a very active year. The other officers of the organization are R. KEYS When do we eat? Cochnar, vice-president, H. Morales, secretary, and B. jones, treasurer. The state convention at Asbury Park in April highlighted the years, activities, but trips to the Ford Company, United Nations, and Trubeck Laboratories were also high on the social calendar. This Worthwhile service club includes key members of the Sophomore, junior, and Senior classes. Back row, left to right: A. Barnitt, P. Ullinger, D. Daniele, I. Spitzlei, D. Viechnicki, D. Patti, R. Peet, R. Iadamec, A. Monostori, J. Zappala, R. Braun, R. Meyer, J. Mezzatesta. Second row: V. Bellini, A. Knichel, B. Hopp, P. Kolben, E. Patula, W. Craf, S. Sieber, I. McDonald, P. Zimmermann, E. Core, D. Klass, R. Conrad, D. Tausendfruend. First row: A. Rothenstein, M. Shapiro, A. Morales, B. jones, Mr. F. Nicholas, R. Cochnar, G. Ruoff, W. Snyder, J. Keresty. Back row, left to right: J. Gillies, I. Lewellen, D. Troesch, S. Becker, I. Hurley, V. Connor, D. Madigan, A. Schumacher, A. Schuessler, C. Tyburki, C. Frey, A. Abbott, I. Berge. Second row: R. Hediger, K. Peterson, J. Cheval, H. Piergrossi, I. Petrilla, M. Matteo, B. Kugler, C. Patterson, P. Walther, P. Callahan, R. Widows, D. Holezig. First row: E. Coetze, J. Patak, D. Panasiak, B. Von Kampen, D. Wulling, Mrs. I. Markley, J. Battiston, B. Schiesswohl, A. Skibowski, H. Bishop. Again this year the Keyettes lived up to their motto, Help the Poor and Needy . Their Christmas project was the clothes for Hungarian Relief. taken to Camp Kilmer Where among the refugees. Under the guidance of KEYETTE collection of old The clothing was it was distributed Mrs. Markley, their capable advisor, they rounded out their social year with two luncheons. The oflicers of the Keyettes ar D. VVulling president, B. Schiesswohl, vice-president, B Von Kampen, secretary, and Battiston, treas- UI'61'. Keyettes at their annual luncheon. 71 XX,-Q le -nm-s- ' - -W.. .nrmu cs Back row, left to right: D. NVyka, I. Pavel, R. Hediger, A. Schuessler, V. Connor, D. Madigan, A. Schumacher, B. Von Kzunpen, L. Lipani, -I. Patak. Second row: C. Sojka, j. Berge, D. NVulliug, B. Piergrossi, R. VVidows, J. Cillics, E. Coetze, S. Becker, L. Fleischer, P. XValther. First row: J. Battiston, M. Misiewicz, B, Kugler, M. Matteo, M. Pletenik, Miss B. Jablin, J. Cheval, D. Hoelzig, K. Maguire, B. Schiesswohl, H. Bishop. CADET TEACHER T Reading and 'Biting and 'Rithmeticl The Cadet Teachers know these words by heart. Our future teachers have had a husy time this year. In the ease of ll teachers ahsence, one of the Cadets is called on to take over the class. Assigned to various teachers, the senior girls learn the fundamental requirements of teach- mg. The officers are Cheval, president, D. Hoelzig, vice-president, and M. Pletenik, secre- tary-treasurer. Miss H. Iahlin is the capable advisor. Back row, left to right: E. Crella, E. Beckley, R. Vaughn, A. Asher, C. Neuhaus. Second row: E. Alberta, A. Cohen, J. Pickering, H. Hollenbeck, B. Lorence, Y. Prelli, B. Bcrezansky, H. Margolis, P. Becker. First row: J. Lewellen, C. Osmers, E. Kropinack, L. Marino, A. Taormina, J. Petrilla, B. Brodowski, P. Callahan, A. Lee. CRAPHV - f FKTTYN - if s WA . FET!!! Q7 EJAAQ. L' ,.. -1' I Mil 'ililllil A. A. e The Athletic Association is '51 the organizatirm which handles the innney for the athletic' de- I5.1IAiIlR'l1i.' Under the direction of the officers C. Lawyer, presi- dent. K. Xanleldt. seeretaryg and D, Nkyka. treasurer: they have wmkecl diligently at this joh, Vnder the ahle and ef- ficient direction of Xlr. Xia- hon and Nlr. R. Kantz, the sclincil inuney is spent wisely. N., - 1 - I A PQ J'1BHFf row, left to right: Mr. R. Kantz, A. Trause, F. Milano, R. Peet, I. Zappala, h .iv .Je ,ww ' xirgij. Mahon. 5 K ' X N ' First row: K. Nanfeldt, J. Spitzlei, C. Lawyer, D. XVyka. ' ig. I KL pf A A ' TEE AGE CL B L . 1 X 'X This year the annual Mother and Daughter Tea, the dance, and a play and dinner trip to New York kept the Teen Age Club busy. Keep- ing in mind the need for service to others, the girls have made favors for hospital trays. Leading the club through their active schedule were: Nliss L. Zonca, the capable advisor, H. Vaughn, president, C. Becker. vice-presidentg C. Pollina, secretary, and A. Taormina, treasurer. Back row, left to right: CJ. YanHouten, NI. Creller, A. Matriss, H. Hollenbeck, G. Ritchie, Nl. Helbig, S. Curka, Ni. Helhig, C. Layezzi, E. Frey, j. Smith, F. Metropoulos, F. Burbire S. Hiller, P. Hippler. m Seemifl row: R, Pepe. N, Flariaugaiii, C. Fenninger, D. Cray, NI. Blockey, R. D'Arnat0, A Gentile, j. Gallia, L, Krause. j. Ferraxro. L. Dierwechter, E. Cork, j. Serpa, C. Becker. First row: C. Curtis, J. Brodinerkel, B. Brodowski, A. Taormina, H. Vaughn, Miss L. Zonca, 1. Pollina, C. Becker, A. Russo, K. Peterson, P. Steckowieh. ni-. Y V 'Y Q,-15' , L, tl - Back row, left to right: D. R Troesch, A. Asehcr, Cl. Blatlie, C. Tyburski. Second row: I. Lewellen, A. Taormiua, Cl. Pollina, C. Patterson, R. llediger, H. Bishop. First row: B. Sudol, C. Ederle, Mrs. L. Dagne, D. Panasiuk, L. Schnur, J. Occhiuzzio. The Future Nurses Club is the first of its kind at East Rutherford High School and in Bergen County. The purpose of this club is to interest and encour- age girls in nursing and at the same time, giving them practical experience. During the year the girls attended a tea at Hackensack Hospital and com- pleted a ten hour Nightingale Course at Passaic General Hospital. Officers are G. Tartaglia, presidentg A. Russo, vice-presidentg G. Ederle, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. L. Dagne, the school nurse, is the advisor. Left to right: D. Castel, E. Grella, L. janosky, Mr. H. johnson, R. Greene. UNIOR ACHIEVEMENT junior Achievement is a national organization developing and expanding a spare-time education program to give teenagers experience in ownership, management and actual work. Its purpose is to provide teenagers with a pre- view of the world of business so that they can discover the type of work best suited for them. They learn about business by actually running miniature enter- prizes of their own. This is the first year for junior Achievement in our school. Mr. C. Dierwechtcr and Mr. H. johnson have been instrumental in starting it. iii' fe 'ir-16 -f -' 5.43 Second mir, loft in riuht: B. Roth, B. Xlish. lf. fledge- peth. J. l111fe-ld. l.. Kim-i11, DI. Brow11, Xlr. NY. 5113111.111- sky, li. Zappala. Cl. NIilli1111 E. Ilarkcy, C. Bald-r. w First row: E. liicca. Cl. Yon- dolinao, B. llopp, L. Jano- witz, G. Arno, J. Senieraro. CIE CE CLUB An interest in tl1e 'ihowu and uwhyi' of things is tl1e only qualification for ll Scie11ce Club member. To further scientific attitudes, the club provides experi- ence and learning in an atmosphere of friendly interest. Under the guidance of Mr. VV. Shymansky, advisorg B. Hopp, presidentg K. Linke, vice-presidentg L. Ianowitz, secretaryg C. Arno, treasurerg a successful year of experimentation was completed. DEBATI C CL B Every Friday afternoon the Debating Club may be heard. Under the direc- tion of Mr. L. Vines the members have debated the negative and affirmative ideas of various proposals on an inter-group level. The group have demonstrated its forensic and oratorical abilities in interscholastic debates at N.Y.U., the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, and locally at Rutherford High School. The officers are: R. VVidows, presidentg A. Aseher, recording secretaryg E. Versace, corresponding secretaryg E. Ricci, treasurer. llilif, Back row: Mr. L. Vim-s. R. Green, D. Novak, D. Cos- grove, I. Dill. First mug: Xi. Dorainlo, lf. V e r s a c e, E. llicc.1, li. YVidows, A. Asher. 75 Smmlinu. left tif right, li. ,l.ul.nnee, Aclvertising XIKIIIZIQUYQ R, Peet, Bunk row, left to right: K. Dt-XVitt, Cl, Neary, C. Becker, M. D'Amato, P. Klolxen, D. Daniele, j, Spitzlei, j. Zaippulu, D. 'l.illlNt'Ilfft'llIlll, A. Asher, L. Lipani, R. Baldecehi, H. Munn. Stcuml row: j. Steiger, C. Kellerman, X. Flanagan, R. Piergrossi, M. Dorundo, F. 1'TlClI1lIlj.I, j. Berge, C. Sojku, L. Solowinski, j. Ferrara, R. XVidows, L. Marino, E. Alberta. First row: K. Kruger, M. Pletenik, A. Knyser, L. Selmnr, H. Bishop, Buttiston, M. Matteo, B. Seliiesswelil, P. Walther, A. Dusha. THE TRIANGLE Tlie Triangle News. lirist Hntlierford High Scliools student pnlvlieixtion. en- joyed un enlarged format. new features and greatly expanded eirenlution in 1957. Under Miss M. Zimmerman and Mrs. R. Huiles. R. Coelmair. editor-in-eliiefg H. Peet. intmziging editor. Clieml. lmnsiness IHLil1ilg'l'I'1 B. Kngler. eireulution nmimgeit amd H, j.ide1n11e. advertising IlltlllLif.ft'1'. tlle Triungle News luis become am important entity in tlie Students life. Stirring editorials, iI1l:OI'1l'liltlX'V articles. special interviews. expanded news cover- age, and tlie estulilisliment of tlie i'Cefllo- gens, ti Q-.irtrmon strip, were some of tlie rnunj' features inaugurated in tlie 15356- 57 Triangle News Stuff. Tlie paper received liigli recognition from the clflllllllliiil Sc-llolustie Press Assoeiii- tion, tlie Xritionul St-liolnstie Press Asso- ciation. and tlie Selioliistie Press Associa- tion of New jersey. 'I'IiI.'XNC LI.Ii ICXICCLTIYE STAFF Xl.tIlrlLllIILf l',IlliUI'. Cllr:-x.1l. Business M.in.tger, Sieaitezils B. Kngler. Cirenlution Manager. Miss M. Zimmerman, hditorml .-Xdxisorg Mrs. Ii. Hniles, Business Advisor, R. Cochnar, Editor. F' s....., QV TEA LEAF SALESXIEN Second row, left to right: K. La1Bcur, D. Ixr1Lt11Lr L Crtlll D Xfddlglll H XVJCLLT D. Connor, j. Szulno, ll. Buldccchi. First row: l . Fleiuiug, B. Scheetz, lhI.OflLlI1LlLl B kugbltr lx Wilson A kaiser J lcrrlro TEA LE F The Hual copy is submitted. All the photographs have been selected and approved. The writing and rewriting, proof read ing, and ad books have heeu completed. A11 lllflflitt' iiumhcr of hours devoted by 1111 uuselfish pa- ticut stuff results in this iuzimmotli production-The Tea Leaf Thru '1 l'llJVI'lHtll of numerous Jroblcms it Hrst dis rsso 4 4 , 3 , ' 1 ' ' . ' l 1 ' ciutcd und disorganized, the stuff has cflcctivcly planned, sched- uled, and organized its work to ll successful conclusion. Lcft to right: xl2llll't't'Il Nluttco, ihllll St uuss Xlr. ll. llelstoski, Advisorg A1111 SCl1LlllllLlLl' Burhuru Hugh-r. TEA LEAF STAFF Back row, left to right: I. Berge, L. Fleischer, D. Niadigan Y Connor B Xonliampen Second row: A. Skibowski l' hvilltllld' L. Likllli . B.1tt1sto11 NI Plctuult H Widows , . , 1 , I J. Gillies, C. Sojku. First row: D. Doerscher, D. Hoelzig, R. Piergrossi, B. Schlesswohl D Wulhng G Ruoff M. D'Amato. - - . nt Z pf Q fi 1 - Kilt Q Back four, left to riuht: ll. Ileppler, li. Hose. Nl. Hel- big, H. Forrell, Il. llelbig. 1. Steiger. SUIYJIIII rout Nl. Zloty, D. Zoldak, .-X. Dusha, l . Nied- zialik, A. Kayser, Cl. Ber- grab, C. Nt-ary. First row: ul. Hodges, A. Taorlnina, NI. Orlando, NI. Bmverfind, Xlr. ll. Cloni- rnel, C. Pollina. A. Aselier. L. Petraroli, B. Taekas. ART CL B The Art Club gives the student with artistic interests a chance to demon- strate his abilities. joining friends who also have artistic sense, members enjoy opportunities to enlarge their skills. The Art Club is constantly being called upon to provide decorations for school activities. Under the guidance of Mr. H. Commel, advisor, C. Pollina, president, A. Ascher, vice-president, Shepperson, secretary, NI. Boxverfind, treasurer. ITALIA CLUB VVhile learning to speak the Italian language fluently, members also learn about the traditions, customs. and culture of ltalv. Through skits and talks, the language becomes a realitv. Enjoying an Italian movie and the tempting flavors of native cooking are some of their activities. Under the direction of Mrs. C. Flanagan and the club officers, D. Pietroxvicz, president, Lewellen, vice- president, R. Sylvester, secretary, and T. DeLauro, treasurer, they have made the club successful. - ak, Q3 eg - r , .Y ' I 'lille if v- ' I P. Third row, left to right: P. f Ivo - .j DL-Nlattheis, .-X. Abbot, v N llanone, S. l,ll'fQI'UNxl, li. ' Vitale, l . Delsauro. A. J, Fi- L T' Trause, 5. Ciurka, lf. Anna- ,V 31 XX-, , H '. , zone. ' ' ' 511117111 mu: Cl. i'1l'il1'I'lL'l1,kl. N Q 1 I V' ' , - - Tyburski, Uecbuizfio, A. ' -f A ' -,. if ' Gentile, C. lim-nto, L. Barrio, Ai . j. liattiston, Y. l'reli, S. ,,,,,,,,,,. as , uv Becker. ,,,f'0 'c 4 . . f ,,a Taq First mic, left to right: j. , A: Xlaltz, li. l'erri. li. Abruz- 1- Z1-se, T. IJl'l.Lllll'U, D. l'i- V E etroxvitz, Xlrs. C. Flanagan, li. Sylvester, Sl. Battiston, I tl, lollina, A. Taorrnina. Buck mug ld! to right: J. Person. S xi.llltlliL'li. lf. Nliiczlw, D. Sudol, Xlr, CQ. Castncr. First mic: P. liiveili. H Trudo, H. Ring, J. jagit r Gross. WTMNHNG-CLUB Twice weekly the swimming club, under the guidance of Mr. C. Castner seeks to achieve its main objective, that of working for their certificate for life saving. Most of the boys are well trained in deep-sea diving and have their oxvn equipment. This shows in their ready acclimation in their club member ship. HOBBYiCLUB The Hobby Club tvpifies the desire to make use of leisure time and pur- sue pleasurable pastimes. This newly organized group is constantly creating and building. Under the guidance of Mr. Nels Hansen the club has learned basic radio theory, built crystal sets and studied other electronic equipment. They hope to erect a transmitter and eventually become licensed as ham operators. Buck row, left to right: D Sxviedo, F. Parisi, A. band berg. Sciiiiiiiiraro, li. Sxi edieo, Mr. X. Hansen. First rout X. Hansen, J Hack, I. Person, D. Sudo 80 CLEE CL B The Clee Club, nncler the tlireetion of Nlr. Pi. Bin'1'oxvs. provicle the stuclents with Ilhtlly enjoyuhle nsseinhlies nncl progrguns. This f'L'LlI S Chrisnins concert was held in Fuir- leigh Diekinson l'niversity'. The inujor work of the coneert was ti repent perforinunee of the Saint Xieo- las Cuntutii. The ehorns also Perforinecl at their un- nual Spring Concert and on Eclneation Night. More time zincl work is Put into ll perforinunee than is reaxlizecl. Yet. in the encl. the ehorns receives ii certain feeling of satisfaction knowing that he or she haul clone his hest to inake this Pt'I'fUI'ITlLlI1CL' sue- cessful. The reputation of our Cleo Chili has risen in the past few years and is recognized as one of the hest in the state. Y N4 i S3131 z 06 . 3, if it f , T4 , ii' 'Q ix -KX' 'X I IE , ,. -5 ' , W if ,ii ,, nw' l! 1 . r ,,,, H, , I 1 5 5 so , I Minus, ,K V f , ff! ,' M' I S Lefs hit that nota' - Cllflbflllll-S Concert at Fuirleiglz Dickirmun Uni- cersity. U60 A Q 0 I Q f?1.i'e5'7'0qg5 1. ' ' If IU' If' ef Q' riig . T.- . A fd I A A ,I I f K , A :Y . A . 1,r,f mu, jlfff f,, Numa- 13' A1l,,.rL,. fu 111l.t.L.h' gf- Lew-, B. Nlalzur, B. Rcyxlolclx, Ii. ISI-uw, SI. Dorzmdo. I'Im-tvmk. A. Lw, CI. SUIIMI. A. CI.zrIN. ff. II.1pI1.u'I, lf. Iimrth mzc: XI. BLITIIIILITI. D. K.arr1-r. I. SI11.'ppl'I'N1JIl, If. Ifn-y. II. Smith. K. IR-tn-1'w1I. I Cullum. CI. Owi, P. Kmmi. I. Scrpu, H. Pfortv. XI. Zglubiuki, A. XYyIc.I, A. IILHAIII. If, Kqrra-r. 'If Cnwlnc-, 5. IIL'IL'I1l'I', I'iL'I't'Nfj', II. XY.1rLI1uI, If. LIIDIOIINIQI, C. D.mI1I. B. CQiIJIDo11s, II. 'IIf.lllNt', 'I'111nI1r. Ii. SI1.1I1c-I-11, IJ. IJm'c'Iu'1't. II. fIY'l'llIL'I'I, Ii. XYIIMJII, A. 5.mcIIJvr:, NY. IIlIIlll1'I', A. H.111m'1'c-III, YY, SL'Illll'NNIK'I', Ii, Nmtu, I III-In-I1.mIt, A. I'l1LI4IitnI1, Ii. SIIIIUI, II. If. f.u'Ix, II. IIIIIOIIIIJAUII, VI. if.mIf-y, I'. DvNI.1ttI1c-is, A. II4mIIunIJcQIi. IJ. btm-Ililnguvrf. AIJIJIJII, C. Bcckcr, II.1II, C. 'I':-rmott, C. PILAIIL-r. Svruml mu? IJ. II1'I'lll.lI1Il, Y. l ugm'I, IJ. NIm-yarn, E. Fifth 1'uu': Ii. Cur111'Ii.l, K. CIIIIXICA, C. 'faux-I1In'r, Y. K1'upixn.u-IQ. I., KI'1lllNL', II. Iyupv, S. Yulw. I . Uriqmmi, Sn-Iam-pf. XI. IA-wis, I3. I'I111, I'. Su-I-kmvif-lu, K. Svlnmwlx- Cf, ftllllIl'I'i, I., IJI1'I -NK'LIlIk'I', XYiIIi.m1w1n, C. Iim'I4c-r, m-mln-rg. VI. Swllvr, A. I'.mI. If. I'.1tti, AI. XYurtI1, II. XII-54-r, I'. 5lI1I'L'IIM'f. II. Up.1IinxIxi, II. Iiniulu-I, II. I .111IJc'I. II. II. Ulu-MII-II, II. SIIQ-Html, II. I5r.mmIIcy, I. D51-, CI. XYIILIIA. IIIIIIL U. IJQQIM-r't, IC. XI.1n-fha. IS. 5LInw.11'tA. NI. I3.IttistmI, I.. 4L.m rumki, IT. Stvigvr, II. X'it.1I:a N. DcXI.1ttI1vix, A. I. lin-ntn-I. If. XX-xx.1u'. II. Av.ll1!Im. I'. II:-m'Iu-r. Iimw, CL. IfnIe-rIa-, XI, Cin-INNIQ-r, IJ. III-tricIi, C.. I'uIIi11.l, l'IIirff IWPIL. 5, Nlm-1'1'iIIx. I'. Kp wr. I.. Alf-yvrx. IIllI'II.lIIN, -A I-Wllllltl' XI. ISIIKIMWU lj' lirfw-11. DI. S.mt.1XI.lri.1. A. II.lI'1IIII.lII, I , Sixth muy' I', PIOM. If. Cwrk. II. I1-IQI111411. C. Ifrmnn-In. A1m.mmr-. li. Au-ll.I. If. IIHQIQA. Ii. XIAIIII I., S11cIuI. A. I.. ISIWIQ. C. fILII'lIIll'I'. XI. UrI.1mIIr, I.. Kunz, Cf. IDI-tlw, 4I.l1'Im1Ir-. II. Ii.II4Is-In-Ini. II. It.II1.mw. S. Cf.lt.u11.11'4m, II. II. IJVX-IIIW, 'If Clif-NIA, Ii. IJa.Xriw, NY. Iivitwr, II, Dm:- Ilugw. II, Swllirtu, XY. II.15a-s, II. SiIwr.I. A. ffvrlnu, Cf. 1.4-.u.1, Iurgu. It's 'Kforwurd INLlI'CIlH us our Ixmd. unclvr thc Czlpablv cIircction of XII: C, Ilowgml. rxmrclws down tlw fin-IcI. B1-sidcs C!JI1II'II7l1IlIlQ A spirit and color to our fcmotball games the Imncl participatos m many otha-r uc-tivitic-5. TINA' I1oIcI thcir annual Imml Imnquet. take part in tI1I- Ilvrnld Ncws Band Fvstival, and march in several local pamulc-s. 11 C.. II-mv Nfmlu' I II XI .II1I. I. Vw 1. . II. I51 In Ir. IJ. NI II11 xx II X XIII11 lznt r Il I U1 5vI1'L I I 1' I I lx f 11. ,I I I ll I S III Dm rf I fm I nfl' IK1 I On these fields of friendly strife A e sown the seeds of future victor , -M acArth rn. :Q ,N Q C 1 if , ,!-ff 440 :EQ t , 'Jizz 52+ 1... Q -ff' 0 v e 1 c ,N s, Nr 9 ,, 931 Pl 4 f5 ,,5 an .9 7 S v ' r QL, Q I Q t, ll'- dw 'f. if sffi as fp 'll W.. ,g,?Zfi', f '55Q4 S 4' 1-vt 1' fs 1'1 Shir' ' w , 'Jff q ' ' V X. -in d 4' if btw ' .f ff 3, 'a 1-dv .vi Q M Q, m if fi fp-:Ziggy Y 1956 NURTH IERSEY , ,,4,9w if W i7 fr ,v 5, x KM! . .P ,.-..f': .-- Q.. FZ' AM' Sig . 'ga oz, f N 1. I I .g u Q' il X GRUUP III CHAMPIONS Xvllttlll out, jay! Cutrlz il, 13nI1, ' lfslsl l'f.lsl Haul Iizlst lfauxl lint li1lNt lialst 1956 Y.-XRS ITY 1501 YI' li.-XLI . lhxtllvrfulxl llulllm 'l'fUl'll li1llln'l'lul'ml liullu liullu liutln liulln 'rfa ml 'rfurd 'rfurxl 'l'fnl'Ll llutlwrfural ll:lslbl'1ull'k H1-l l 7 lmxx IIS, Palsszlim' lil f:l'IllI'All 32, 34, ll.u'fim-Ill 2.0 Clifhm I9 V Y ,,.. l'::1slxit'l4' 19 Lmli I3 ....,.. ...,,,, I .XIIQIIIIIISI HS U'lmnpx.' Jlmlz' Il ll'l'UHLf turn xmnc'u'ln'r1'. Ils .- A U I-I 27 0 l-1 0 69 F. ' . 1 .1 , -4, 3 34. J 'K ,, ,., v 7,7 . V .,. ..--'far A A dv A ',J'J..- ,.- ,,,. ,133 ra Mutual udmiratiun societw 86 ,F F T I F J1'U,if1'ffJf- W '55 ci T ff 17?14g?7 AS'-J? ?f qf Q? 9' Wu 4 Stcyc lim-Iyirp AIIQL' Cuppcihl Da-spite thu fooling that this was thv ya-ur of huilcling, thc rapid progrcss of sophoumrvs Dctko, Nlihuio, and Manliuski, the stvuclyiilg illfilivllcv of lillt'Illl'll, Nlcyvr, Smith, Lalwycr, and Dt-l,auu'o in ulfvlisivc auicl ch-fvnsivc play, plus tht' usual stvlhnr pci'fm'lna1ncc of thc' Dc Vrivs twins aicivd Cunt-li Fittipuldi in prmlulciug tl victorious vlcvml. Kvvping tht- opposition off huhulcc with tho throat of out- sich- swc-cps hy Mailinski, iusimh' clrivvs hy the Dv Vrivs hoys, or nu awriail assault hy Muliuski, tht- XYihicut EIOYUIIH clrovc through their 0llPOlll'llfS amd culminate-cl the scuscm hy u Turkcy lblly win ovcr Lymlhurst. This iwttvd lC.li. an svcoucl phicv in thc tough Passaic Vullvy c:0lli.t'I't'llL'l' and an Uruup lll Xorthcrn Nvw ja-rsvy cliauupiousliip. Ch. W i i l r- 1 i 1' 5 1 Pete Zilumcrmaum O lid Smith Sr H? X ' , Mg' sf., X ' ' 'SSE isw s 57:x . :aim Zn an WW? may 9 f iw 1' am 1, T 5 f ,,,,, M75- 'W' mum .aff 13' 'L 'IM 1,1 Y 4 I! FQ Y we-ir' 'ann' X2 ..- BASKETBALL 1956 East Rutherford 81 ...,.,....,,,.A.,... Hasbrouck Heights East Rutherford 66 .,,,,, ,.,.,. R utherford East Rutherford 60 ,.,.... ..,.,,.,. X Vood-Ridge East Rutherford 60 ......, ..,,..... L yndhurst East Rutherford 53 ....,,, .,,,...,, E astside East Rutherford 52 ,..,,,, .r,....t, P assaie East Rutherford 52 ...,.., ,.,,...., C entral East Rutherford 60 .,..... .,,....tt C lifton East Rutherford 71 ....... ......,.t C arfreld East Rutherford 60 ....... ......... L yndhurst East Rutherford 58 ......, ..,....,. L odi East Rutherford 62 ......, ......,,. P assaic East Rutherford 77 .....,. ......... C entral East Rutherford 65 .,..... .......,. C lifton East Rutherford 58 ....... ,,,...... C arfield East Rutherford 81 ,...... ..,...... E astside East Rutherford 64 ..,..............,.. Lodi I. Bazyl T. Ciesla Standing, left to right: Coach, I. Suhdag Manager, R. Brown j, Defalco, R. Zappala, D. Hanzl, C. Horosz, C. Detko Manager, R. Meyer. Kneeling: E. Curak, A. D'Amato, C. Horianopolis, I. Rabel C 0111165 F DeLauro P Lasker F V119-no . , J ' ' Don't woffy, lt s a sure T7liSS'.' I 6 D 4 IHL. -.A I C x s yi., r 1. I 4, A -xl' I V -J 1 4 ' .J' , 4 1 I 1 4 W -1 1 0 I ., l 1, f 'Y ., 1 ', ,I f 4, 5' - ' , -A' J 1'-f '-4 ' l , V 1 ' 4 '7 .I 4 Y W, J' Spitzlei F. Steiger R. Vitale 1 . R l VN, 'z , 'fu f Third row, left to right: Mr. K. Sinofsky, Coach, H. Second row: F. Milano, E. Miller, K. Elsworth, R. Col- Kilanowski, R. Frey, nl. Capohianco, P. Goodyear, C. lins, l. Cawley, XV. Hcllchrand, J. Havel. llctrkxo, A. Yankowslci, E. Smith, D. Simkins, ll. Gere, Ffmt ,ml-5 Y. Bellini, D, Hanzl, L. Cawronski, l. Plym- A' lmuw' nik, J. Zacconc, E. Gore, H. Roth, Cl, Frazer, NI. Davis. v at Vs. its 3 Q N E315 Fiinp x 3, ,.. 1 hr 4:0 ' W' ' ' Zan .au f of , , 0 iff' fw g W f, .. , W4 M , sf. L 1 l '-..,, 4. ..'3i'fff' .-Qvurf A- 4' w fx .up W -Q .4 . . t I . ff -Q .. , v . :-f ,gk 'L 92 vu. 3 .I 'V ., Q.. 'S ...4g ,,....:91 H F 6 ' Q - Z1 ' 'sr'- 'r'f':.a.l 5.g.i' , 1-' Breakinu the STJUIIZI barrier, Chet? nlvlldt goes up . . . TRA K 1956 saw the East Rutherford cindermen turn out with their usual perseverance and stamina. Ray Frey, the high man in total points accumulated for E.R.H.S., showed his consistently cxccllcnt performances in the track and field events. 'lim Cawlcv gave ER. the mile championship in the Passaic Valley Conference meet. Ed Gore, lim Havel, and lon Zaccone distinguished themselves in the Sprints. Art Yankowski proved to he an ahle half-miler and Al C-oetze made his mark in the high jump and broad jump. Coach Sinofskvs crew made a favorahle impression. ,. . .. ASEE LL .-X s11iri11-11 XX11111-111 11i111- Q11-1-11-11 1111- 19306 51-11s1111 111111 111111 1111111-s 111111 111-11-11 111111 1111111 111 11111 111111111f 111 11111111 . 1 1' ' ' ' , A 11111111-11 111111 111.111-11 .11 1111- 1111111 11.11 'K L., 1111111 1111 1111- .111 S1.111- 111111111 111. .11111 1gI'llC'1' 1111111119 ,111 c11lIl1'1'I'1'1lL'1' 4Jl11111x1411'1'. 1111- 1'.11s1 11l111l1'I41lJl'i1 11-.1111 1XlxI1t 1111- 11I1111151111111 1111 11s 1111-s, 1111- 11111111111111 11111s 111 5111111 PSE-5 511111 Cl1-111'g1- 1'1I'1'11l'11'1'xS 111111 firxt 11.151-111.111 ,1,1,,3b!f 11I'llL'1' 1111551-11.1 111111-11 1111- 11-11111 i1111111-11s- 1 11-1' wi111 t11K'11. 1i111- I11-1 1'111'11111111-1- 11111-111 111111 1 111 1111- 1111111-. r1'1l1' s1-.1s1111 1-1111111111111-11 111 .1 SIJilI'1i11IIQ' 1-11 I111K'1l11lQ N1L'1Ol'1 1111-1' 11l1' t POXX'1'I'flI1 1'1L1S1S1111' 11i111- 111' A-X111111-w Cfi5111, 5X1 D1-spitv 11l1' XY11Ilf111S1 1'1-1-11111. 11l1' 111sI11.1y 111 sp111'1s111.111s11iI1, 1111111111 111111 71-st is 1 E i 1r1111111- 111 11111' 11-11111. M 1 KX C11r111- 1111 CIl11f11CAQ1'f t1111t 1111 11111111' ,1 ffl 1 Yfiw 5 15. ED CIBXEY SilL'K'7'V71l17l 311111711 U'i11n1r There it goes . . . I East East East East East East East East East East East East East East Iv' ' f-'A 1956 VARSITY BASEBALL 6 Rutherford O Rutherford 2 Rutherford 5 Rutherford 2 Rutherford 0 Rutherford 6 Rutherford 1 Rutherford 1 Rutherford 1 Rutherford 3 Rutherford 0 YVins - 8 Loss-es' ,,,,,,.Pussuic ....,,,E11stsidv ,,,,..,Chftou ..,,Lyudhurst , ,,..Garfic1d ,,XYulliuQtou ,, , ,Passaic ,Ezlstsidv ,.,...Clifton ,H ,Central ,, ,...XYaHiugtou Rutherford 22 .,,,,,, . ,sflarfield Rutherford 4 Rutherford 4 ,,,,...Lyudlu1rst .....,.Ce-ntral mx! a Aw-Come on fellas! Ah-to win a game! rf---'-V --- +-- .. .:u-4'-r- -- ,,,,M,,,A :- - ':- Y f f '. Second row, left to right: Mr. VV. Eigenrauch, coachg R. De-Vries, J. Bazyl, F. DcLuuro, R DLX ries, j. Spitzlci, C. Lawyer, P. Ziuum-rmurl, Cl. Nlucnlolmlnl. .xt row: R. Brown, R. Nlcycr, Y. Fonseca, E. Clibucy, B. CllSSL'l1l, D. Iloriunopolis, C. krulrmh, B. Huduk, H. Hollcubcck. JUNIOR VARSITY Third mug, left to right: R. Pauwels, A. Pernioiuro, P. Lasker, T. Cicsla, NV. Mcnikctti, Coach R. Nusabaum, R. jane-scko, R. Anderson. Second row: NV. Klutt, J. Starling, j. Baldczur, XV. Curry, j. Mulimki, R. Zuppalu, j. Ritchie E. Majewski. First row: L. Calvucca, S. Catauzuro, A. lJ,A1HlllO, D. Castell, R. Moore, j. Rabel, E Schiano, R. Jorlett. 4' .2 Y: b , --A -,..e .--, - -- r'-' ' . gi' . u, - 3' ' 14. .YJ '.-' 5 ' ' R x COLOR GU RD ' C' M-P1 .. 'fri' K .. M3460 7 'IQggu00s'4f1Trcy, A. Tuorminu, C. Sojka, C. Pletsch, E. Alberta. IHKXA OMF? AW J cvwd , -94' A -.QJ L , 91'J fzuvq VM U I VLA ,j. M - , wh,L,f'VJ2I 4fl4fLd?3tJHf4' 69 Becker and 13. 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HEERLE DER Attractive in thcir colorful uniforms, the Cheerlcuclers, symbolic of thc spirit and sportsmanship of liust Rutherford High, transmit thcir outstuncling vigor and in- spiration to anticipating crowcls with rousing yclls. ln nclclition tho squucl clocs an cxccl- lcnt job sclling Cll1'f'SLlI1illCIDlllH corsugcs to hrightcn our chccring scction on Thanks- giving Daly to conu-y thc spirit of the annual rllllI'lit'y Dui' grunt: lmctxwc-11 lfust- RlltllCl'i:0I'Cl .incl l,X'llilllll1'St. captains. I.. Suclol and ll. Picrgrossi, XYorking with Xlrs. Nlurlilcj' the co- hzivc lccl thc girls to ii successful season. 'Lrfc wwhef g A1 W J,,,,M 'VZj'vfChw-ff J 1 J, jf X 'fm X-1 Lg, 4, ,MJ N. 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The ncfuflchn in Pe'-9071! 4' I I ASSE BLIE jo Ann Dill greets Danny Costello. Performances for Parents fl 5 ,, ' s I 'U 1 X Left tb right: M. Plctcnik, F. Bzlrbirv, N. Deciovitch, A. Livi, E. Riccn, C. Kolh-rmzln, A. VVa1rchnl, II. johnson, K. Nauxfcldt. ASHIOW HGW ullwidl' F11Slli0ll5 V- WHS thi' UWIUC IIlI'UllgIl0llt thc I'nitc-cl Stutvs. The- nuciicncc vf U10 f1lSIli0ll SIIUW Stllflfxd IVY U10 SUWIUSJ '-'lll55C5- appluilcicd thc work of Miss D. Cunulc and Bliss With Qui airport huckground the studcnts mod- 51, Moom-yu Sewing instrm-tmlsx Xyho WUC rc- C1041 0105105 UP 110 WOYH f01' PWFY 0CCi1Si011 sponsihlc Ivor the fine showing of clothing. 3 Luft to right: I., I,ip.uui, K. Di' XVitt, I,. I'1UfI'LlI'U, II. -IUIIIINUII, K. Nniniivlcit. Nl. Napolitano, S. '11-Ili-r. I.i'ft tu riglzti B. Ibinpink. Xi. Ulixhi. 5 Ii, xI.lIlli, IL. lhpui, C.. Iiiikmi. D. O Cwiio. u. Lp E 3 V1 'Q -.. E E '1 I f fl . .N jr .L. l 6 .Si-W' g, Q . Father of the Bride The lights dimmed. The curtains opened-and all the splendor and turmoil of tr real wedding were reenacted on our stage when the junior Class presented The Father of the Bride. Our junior troupe of thespians performed the parts of the hectic wedding group to perfection. De- serving Ll share of the applause was the play's director, Miss C. Leuthner. Portrriying the problems of organizing il wedding while dealing with family difficulties, the play was a big success, Quit the naggirf, wife' Seconrl row: Spitvlei, Nl. lD'Ainaito, ll. Peet, Y. Bellini, P. ZlllUTll'fIll2lIlll, N. DeXlz1ttlieis Xliss C, Leuthncr, P. NY11lther, lt. XViclows, D. 'l1u1scufreund, j. Buttiston, A. Knit-hcl. Ifirxt rout: CQ. liuoll, CL. Kugler, ll. Cochnur, S, Becker, B. Scliiesswohl, ll. Piergrossi 104 P, Ullinger. Mt i 's'l it ilk fri if P 7, . if rv ., ,-: ' 1 , ,'::- . A ' W. ,fs A ,, .,g . x V ff o V f 4 V' 1 hr L , 2 'Nw Y 4? J lip rout: D. lJlt'lflJXX1L!, ll. ockwoorl. C. llulm. lf. listulix, ll. Greene. ttorg L. l llClltl. Prcli, bl. Lt-we-llt-ii. 5. Alex- uider. lickcring. 'oml rote: Xl. Nlerlo. Di- ird rout D. llt'lIllllk'7. Y. Q mt rout B. Lorcnce. J. vb And Never Been Kissed Ably directed by Nliss Nlerlo, this delightful comedy about teenage Flory Patterson proved to be a terrific success. Flory is nearly sweet sixteen and has never been kissed-but not for lack of trying. Through a series of hilarious schemes Flory devotes all her energy to making herself vivacious and dev- astatinglv attractive. The play highlighted some wildly humorous scenes in drawing parallels between the flap- pcru of the ,:20's and todavs bobby soxer. Lewellen, who plays Flory, was ably assist- ed by D. Hembisz as her matter-of-fact sister, B. Tuella as her understanding mother, and a procession of others: D. Peitrowicz as the con- temptuous Charles, XY. Lockwood as the dis- tant Douglas, E. Pastula as the divine Philip, Y. Preli as Flory's best friend, R. Greene as the studious Gilmore, C. Huha as the laughable Mr. Peabodv, S. Alexander as Mavyls best friend, Pickering as the dominecring Christine, and B. Lorence as the agreeable Certrude. li, Hare you got u niutzrh, big boy? . ' A - I Iory, if he kissws you . . .' s . 1 2 J' w I wir., Dot's right, Mr. Aukanipfi The lights dim, a hush falls over the audi- ence, and the first act of the Senior Class's presentation of Patterson Creene's delightful comedy, Papa is Alli' begins. The' play is concerned with a Mennonite family living in Pennsylvania during the 19403. Papa is a tyrannical man who controls his family with an iron hand. XVhen Iake, Emma, and Mama rehel against Papa, the results are disas- trous. But the gentle and whimsical nature of the God-fearing Mennonites gives this play ir light-hearted air in every act. XVlien Papa is reported killed in a train acci- Papa ls All If I toldt you vonsc, I tolzlt you a tousand timesfi' dent the family relaxes in their new-found free- dom. But Papa returns, but not for long The surprise ending is really a shocker. The cast included R. Cochnar, Papa, B Schiesswohl, Mama, B. Kugler, Emma, D Tausenfreund, jakeg R. XYidows, Mrs. Yoder and V. Bellini, Tropper Brendle. The direct- or and supervisor was Mr. Il. Commol. Mrs. E Swope is the Senior Class advisor. V. Cocozzo, H. YVidows, R. Cochnar, B. Schiesswohl, B. Kugler, D. Tausenfreund, N. Kurtz. I X' .fx X C1 fw- Lv : Q . ,,.s,. w Qu their way tu thc stars arc' V, Curnzzn mul D. Yfiriswifrvizrzci as they are cmwnvd by M. Matteo anzl A. Kniclzci. tairway the tars The womlcrfiii music of tiw Gil Trio, tin' swi-vt scent of bciuitifiil cursgign-s imci vin-giant i5OlltO!l1liCI'L'S. tile- iiowiiig guwus and tin- liimclsoiuc time-clams-all contx'ilu1tml to the invmoiuilmlc junior Pimiicmuiv liclil alt tlw Fivstal in XYoml Ricigv. At IHililliLfilt Al nh-liciuiis cllic-ke-11 dinner was sviwmi. azitci' Wim-li this luiig-giwnlu-ci vw-iiing was Q11- iimxccl with tin- crowiiiiig of Y. Cocozzo 111111 D. TLlllSL'lli.I'Lxlll1Li as king amd queen. All tin- Qommittvcs with tin' gem-rail C'ili1il'lUllIl NI. Nlattvo liclpcd to nmki- May 18, 1956 the Liver to bc l'CIllL'IHiJCl'Cli uStLliI'XV1ly to the Stars , '- 1 F R. 'Tk' ' L 1 Nrka f-1 ' fu, CRX ' enior ALFANO, CAROL, 116 Uhland Street, East Rutherford, GE 8-7894, Sports Club 1, Glee Club 1, Tri-Y 2, Majorettes 2, 3, 4. BANCALE, PHILIP, 521 Tenth Street, Carlstadt, GE 8-8225. BARBIRE, STEVEN, 592 Central Avenue, Carlstadt, CE 8-2828, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3. BARNITT, ALLAN, Outwater Lane, Carlstadt, GE 8-5281, Swimming Club 3, Key Club 4. BATTISTON, IUDITH, 435 Garden Street, Carlstadt, WE 9-8765, Library Staff 1, 2, 4, Secretary 3, Alternate to Girls, State 3, Tri-Y 2, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Keyettes 3, Treasurer 4, Tea Leaf 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Debating Club 3, Italian Club 3, 4, Triangle 4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 4. BECKER, SUSAN, 525 Hackensack Street, Carlstadt, GE 8-2508, Library Staff I, 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, junior Play, Debating Club, President 3, Italian Club 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4. BELLINI, VINCENT, 511 Union Street, Carlstadt, GE 8-3961, Triangle 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Debating Club 3, Swimming Club 3, Track 3, Key Club 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play. BERGE, IOYCE, 96 Stanley Street, East Rutherford, GE 8-4461, Triangle 2, 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4, Quill and Scroll 4. BISHOP, HARRIET-JANE, 286 Main Street, East Rutherford, WE 9-0973, Art Club 1, Orchestra 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Triangle 2, 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Key- ettes 3, 4, Future Nurses 4. BLAIR, NORMA, 128 Hackensack Street, East Ruther- ford, Teenage Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, Honor Guard 2, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4. BULLOCK, KATHERINE, 371 Broad Street, Carlstadt. CHIRICHILLA, JOSEPHINE, 30 Willow Street, East Rutherford, WE 3-2133. CHEVAL, IEANNE, 27 High Street, East Rutherford, WE 9-7919, Homemaking Club I, President 2, Honor Guard 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Triangle, Business Manager 4, Cadet Teachers 3, President 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. CHRISTENSEN, GEORGIANNA, 256 Laurel Place, East Rutherford, WE 9-8055, Homemaking Club 1, 2, 3, Keyettes 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4. COCHNAR, ROBERT, 263 Randolph Avenue, East Rutherford, WE 9-7057, Football 1, Band 1, Art Club 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Triangle 2, Executive Staff 3, Editor 4, junior Play, Senior Play, Key Club Secretary 3, vice-President 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Debating Club 3. COCOZZO, VIRGINIA, 349 Grove Street, East Ruther- ford, WE 9-1476, Teenage Club 1, Senior Play Com- mittee. CONNOR, VIANNE, 196 Boiling Springs Avenue, East Rutherford, GE 8-3225, Homemaking Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Guard 2, Triangle 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4. COPPOLA, ANGELO, 734 Garden Street, Carlstadt, GE 8-0959, Triangle 3, Swimming Club 3, Baseball 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee. COSTICK, GLORIA, 425 Second Street, Carlstadt, GE 8-6712, Teenage Club 1, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 4. CURTIS, CAROL, 157 Orchard Street, East Rutherford, WE 9-2984, Homemaking Club 1, Teenage Club 1, Triangle 3. DAHMEN, RICHARD, 385 Division Avenue, Carlstadt, Science Club I. D'AMATO, MARGARET, 384 Randolph Avenue, East Rutherford GE 8-5810, Teenage Club Vice-President 1, Highest Freshman Average, Honor Guard 2, Student Council 2, 4, Secretary 3, Triangle 2, 3, Exchange Editor 4, Majorettes 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Captain 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4, Alternate to Girls' State 3. DANIELE, DOMINICK, 435 Eighth Street, Carlstadt, WE 9-2384, Basketball 1, 2, Key Club 4, Triangle 4. DECKER, JAMES, 325 Paterson Avenue, Carlstadt, GE 8-6701, Swimming Club 3, Senior Play Committee. DeLAURO, FRANK, 322 Eighth Street, Carlstadt, WE 9-6413, Basketball 3, 4, Italian Club 4, Football 4, Alternate to Boys' State 3. DeLEASA, ROBERT, 405 Orchard Street, Carlstadt, CE 8-0195, Basketball 1, Football 1, Swimming Club 3, Senior Play Conunittee. DeMATTEIS, MARIE, 97 Humboldt Street, East Rutherford, CE 8-5194, Clee Club l, Teenage Club Treasurer 1, Tri-Y 3. DeMATTHEIS, NICHOLAS, 119 Park Avenue, East Rutherford, Basketball 1, Football 1, Freshman Class President, Sophomore Class President, Band 1, 3, Junior Play, Key Club 3. DOERSCHER, DOROTHY, 234 Paterson Plank Road, East Rutherford, CE 8-9332, Tri-Y 2, Keyettes 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4. DUNCAN, ROBERT, 401 Fifth Street, Carlstadt, Key Club 3. FLEISHER, LINDA, 328 Hackensack Street, Carlstadt, NVE 9-7683, Library Staff 1, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4. FLEMINC, PATRICIA, 521 Division Avenue, Carlstadt, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Debating Club 3, Keyettes 3, 4. FOY, ROBERT, 616 Jefferson Street, Carlstadt, FREY, EDWARD, 515 Summit Avenue, Carlstadt, CE 8-2574, Library Staff 1, Art Club 1, Science Club 1. CILLIES, JOAN, 296 Hoboken Road, East Rutherford, CE 8-6869, Homemaking Club 1, 2, 3, Triangle 3, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4. COETZE, ELLEN, 461 Summit Avenue, Carlstadt, CE 8-7961, Honor Guard 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, President 4, Debating Club Secretary 3, Junior Class Treasurer, Student Council 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4, Tea Leaf Salesman 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, National Honor Society 4. HEDICER, ROSE, 29 Oak Street, East Rutherford, CE 8-6976, Tri-Y' 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 4, Future Nurses 4, Tea Leaf 4. HICKMAN, CARL, 884 York Street, East Rutherford, CR 2-0925, Track 1, 2, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3. Director HOELZIC. DIANA, 447 First Street, Carlstadt, Honor Guard 2, Library Staff 1, 2, 4, N'ice-President 3: Cadet Teachers 3, N'ice-President 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Tri-Y 3, 4, Tea Leaf, Co-Business Manager 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. HORDYCK, ROBERT, 319 Sixth Street, Carlstadt, CE 8-2273, Football l. ITALIANO, MARY ANN, 317 Grove Street, East Rutherford, NVE 9-3633. JADAMEC, RICHARD, 87 Union Street, East Ruther- ford, PR 8-8543, Keys 4, Science Club 1, Triangle, Ad- vertising Manager 3, 4. JANESKY, RICHARD, 404 Center Street, Carlstadt, NVE 9-0843, Science Club 1, Student Council l, Junior Play Committee. JOHNSON, HELEN, 74 Clinton Place, East Rutherford, NVE 9-8375, Freshman Class Treasurer, Triangle Typist 3, Tea Leaf Salesman 4. KNICHEL, ARTHUR, 174 Everett Place, East Ruther- ford, NVE 9-8264, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Class Vice-Presi- dent, Math Club 1, 2, Junior Play, Italian Club 4, Keys 4, Junior Class President, Senior Class President. KRAUSE, CHARLES, 232 Paterson Avenue, East Rutgerford, NVE 9-0160, Swimming Club 2, Library Sta 4. KUCLER, BARBARA, 476 Division Avenue, Carlstadt, NVE 9-2859, Library Staff 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 3, Senior Play, Cheerleaders, JV 2, Varsity 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, Tea Leaf Executive Staff 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Triangle Circulation Manager 4, National Honor Society 3, President 4, Tea Leaf Salesman l, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class Secretary, Delegate to Citizenship Institute 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Play Committee. KUCLER, CEORCIA, 617 Madison Street, Carlstadt, WE 9-4430, Junior Play, Junior Prom Committee. KURTZ, NATALIE, 55 Mozart Street, East Rutherford, NVE 9-1847, Teenage Club 1, Senior Play Committee. La RUSSO, BARBARA, 265 Main Street, East Ruther- ford. Senior 1 LAWYER, CHARLES, 852 Paterson Avenue, East Rutherford, PR 8-9731, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association, President, 4. LIPANI, LORRAINE, 596 Centre Street, Carlstadt, CE 8-8596, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Art Club 3, Cadet Teachers 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, Triangle 4. MADIGAN, DOLORES, 557 jefferson Street, Carlstadt, GE 8-3178, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4, Honor Guard 2, Junior Prom Committee, National Honor Society 4. MAGUIRE, KATHLEEN, 88 Carlton Avenue, Carlton Hill, GE 8-5879, Cheerleader IV 2, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4, Dramatic Club 1, Glee Club 1. MATTEO, MAUREEN, 430 WVashington Street, Carl- stadt, WE 9-0474, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Art Club 1, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, Tea Leaf Execu- tive Staff 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Triangle Staff 4, junior Class Vice-President, Honor Guard 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Class Secretary, Delegate to Girls, State 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Senior Play Com- mittee, Iunior Prom Committee, Iunior Play Committee, Highest Sophomore Average. MAURER, ROBERT EDYVARD, 456 Broad Street, Carlstadt, GE 8-3687, Keys 3. MEYER, ROBERT, 400 Center Street, Carlstadt, WE 9-4172, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Manager 4, Keys 4, Student Council 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, Sophomore Class Vice-President. MISIEXVICZ, MARGARET, 259 Paterson Plank Road, Carlstadt, GE 8-8837, Cadet Teachers 4, Tri-Y 2, 4, Treasurer 3. MURREN, WALTER, 241 Carlton Avenue, East Rutherford, PR 8-7034, Baseball 1, 3. PATAK, IOHANNA, 400 Fifth Street, Carlstadt, GE 8-2186, Art Club 1, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Triangle 3, De- batingfClub 3, Keyettes 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4. PATTERSON, CAROL, 535 Central Avenue, Carlstadt, WE 9-3214, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Future Nurses 4, junior Prom Committee. PATTI, DANIEL, 324 Union Street, Carlstadt, GE 8-4263, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, Triangle 4, Keys 4, Senior Class Treasurer. PAVEL, IUDITH, 42 River Street, East Rutherford, PR 7-2656, Homemaking Club 1, Dramatic Club 1, Honor Guard 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4. PEET, ROGER, 365 Broad Street, Carlstadt, GE 8-3328, Basketball 1, 2, Sophomore Class Treasurer, junior Play, junior Class Secretary, Student Council 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Keys 4, Triangle 4, Senior Class Vice-President, Quill and Scroll 4, Alter- nate to Boys' State 3. PETERS, JUDITH, 130 Orchard Street, East Ruther- ford, GE 8-0173, Triangle 1, Teenage Club 1, 2, Key- ettes 4. PIERCROSSI, ROSEMARIE, 130 Clinton Place, East Rutherford, GE 8-9515, Tri-Y 2, 3, Triangle 2, 3, 4, De- bating Club 3, junior Play, Tea Leaf 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Student Council 3, Vice-President 4, Cheerleaders 3, Co- Captain 4, National Honor Society 4. PLETENIK, MARYANN, 46 Elm Street, East Ruther- ford, WE 9-2413, Homemaking Club 1, Dramatic Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, President 3, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Junior Play Commit- tee, Majorettes 3, Drum Majorette 4, Triangle 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Secre- tary 4, Tea Leaf 4, Salesman 1, 2, Junior Prom Com- mittee. RUOFF, GARY, 417 Fourth Street, Carlstadt, GE 8-1918, Football 1, junior Play, Delegate to Boys' State 3, Student Council 3, 4, Tea Leaf Advertising Manager 4, Key Club, Treasurer 3, President 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. SCANCERELLA, NEIL, 559 Summit Avenue, Carl- stadt, NVE 9-0636, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Senior Football Manager. SCHIESSVVOHL, BETTY MARIE, 513 Third Street, Carlstadt, GE 8-2405, Art Club 1, Dramatic Club 1, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, junior Play, Debating Club Secretary 3, Triangle 3, 4, Senior Play, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Key- ettes 3, Vice-President 4, Tea Leaf 4, Student Council 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. SCHMALZ, NVILLIAM, 30 Hackensack Street, East Rutherford, NVE 9-5870, Science Club 1, Key Club 3. N as Y' SCHUESSLER, ANN, 60 Lincoln Place, East Ruther- ford, NVE 9-5312, Homemaking Club 1, 2, Honor Guard 2, Triangle 2, 3, Cheerleaders jV 2, Varsity 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Delegate to Girls' State 3, Tea Leaf Editor 4. SCHUNIACHER, ANNA, 176 Park Avenue, East Rutherford, GE 8-4939, Band, Treasurer 1, Home- making Club 2, Honor Guard 2, Cheerleaders, IV 2, Varsity 3, 4, Triangle 2, 3, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Key- ettes 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, Treasurer 4, Alternate to Citizenship Institute 3, Highest junior Average, Tea Leaf Editor 4. SKIBONVSKI, ANNA MARIE, 192 Paterson Plank Road, East Rutherford, GE 8-9099, Triangle 1, 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, Keyettes 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4. SNIITH, EDNVARD, 85 River Street, East Rutherford, PR 3-0308, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. SNYDER, NVILLIAINI, 645 Sixth Street, Carlstadt, GE 8-2183. SOLONVINSKI, LEONA, 877 York Street, East Ruther- ford, PR 7-3645, Homemaking Club 1, Student Council 1, Tri-Y 2, 3, Cheerleaders JV 2, Varsity 3, Cadet Teachers 3, Keyettes 3, 4, Triangle 4. SONTAS, BETTY RUTH, 170 Carlton Avenue, East Rutherford, GE 8-6304, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SOJKA, CAROL, 28 McKenzie Avenue, East Ruther- ford, NVE 9-0429, Dramatic Club 1, Student Council 1, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Triangle 3, 4, junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 3, 4. SPITZLEI, JOHN, G49 Seventh Street, Carlstadt, NVE 9-6956, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, A.A. 3, 4, junior Play, Keys 4, Delegate to Boys' State 3. STECKONVICII, GLORIA, 319 First Street, Carlstadt, NVE 9-5224, Tri-Y 2, Teenage Club 1, Library Staff 1, 2. SUDOL, LILLIAN, 231 Hackensack Street, East Rutherford, GE 8-6039, Triangle 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerlead- ers 3, Co-Captain 4. SUTIIE, KARL, 509 Second Street, Carlstaclt, GE 8-6248. Director TAUSENFREUND, DONALD, 240 Paterson Avenue, East Rutherford, NVE 9-8141: Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, junior Play, Senior Play, Keys 4, Triangle 4, Delegate to Boys, State 3. TAYLOR, KENNETH, 207 Paterson Avenue, East Rutherford, GE 8-4563, Football 1, 2. ULLINGER, PETER, 111 Paterson Avenue, East Rutherford, GE 8-4480, Football 1, 2, Student Council 3, junior Play, Keys 3, 4, Triangle 4, Alternate to Boys' State 3. VON KANIPEN, BEVERLY, 530 Summit Avenue, Carl- stadt, NVE 9-1533, Honor Guard 2, junior Prom Com- mittee, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, junior Play Committee, Keyettes 3, Secretary 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Tea Leaf 4. NVALTHER, PATRICIA, 11 Prospect Terrace, East Rutherford, NVE 9-8536, Art Club 1, Homemaking Club 1, 2, Teenage Club 1, 2, Triangle 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, junior Prom Committee, junior Play, Cheerleaders -IV 2, Varsity 4, Keyettes 3, 4, Senior Play Committee, Debating Club 3, Tea Leaf 4. NVIDONVS, RUTH, 150 Boiling Springs Avenue, East Rutherford, NVE 9-3892, Tri-Y 2, Triangle 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Color Guard 3, Debating Club 3, President 4, junior Prom Committee, Ci.ld6t Teachers 3, 4, junior Play, Keyettcs 3, 4, Senior P ay. NVRAGA, DORIS ANN, 331 Seventh Street, Carlstadt, NVE 9-2893, Teenage Club 1, Debating Club 3, Tri-Y 2, 3. NVULLING, DIANE, 528 Fifth Street, Carlstadt, GE 8-1746, Tri-Y 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, Keyettes 3, President 4, Tea Leaf Busi- ness Nlanager 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor So- ciety 4. NVYKA, DIANA, 138 Carlton Avenue, East Rutherford, NVE 3-0076, Dramatic Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Cadet Teachers 3, 4, A. A. Treasurer 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. YOUNG, PATRICIA, 201 Slain Street, East Ruther- ford, Tri-Y 2, 3. ZININIERNIAN, PETER, 602 Fifth Street, Carlstadt, Science Club 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, A. 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