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

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ROBERT TRAUSE Senior Class President The core of success is preparation and hard work. Our preparation here at East Rutherford High School for the future has now ended, and we must put into practice the training we have had. Some of us will go on to a higher level of edu- cation, others will enter the business world, and still others will try their hand at labor and industry. VVhatever Held is chosen, we feel a great debt of gratitude to our teachers, without whom we could not have obtained the training, guidance into proper fields, and attitudes neces- sary to solve our problems in a changing world. The task we will soon face is chal- lenging and the problems will be many. Our four years here at East Rutherford have shown us how to live in friendship with our fellow students, and our every day actions have sewed to guide us to a better understanding of our friends and neighbors both in and out of school. In the world outside, if we diligently apply these concepts and if we use them prop- erly, this can lead us to lasting goals of peace and friendship. It is sincerely hoped that upon leaving we apply in our every day life these im- portant concepts of education-lessening prejudices, satisfying curiosity, and the pride in performance and accomplish- ment in whatever task we face. May I extend to the entire Senior Class congratulations and a wish for succcss in the future, and to the faculty, our in- spiration for four years, our thoughts that you will not be forgotten and many thanks. ROBERT TRAUSE President Senior Class 1960 23

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l ' I In Memor DOLORES KOWALSKI A sorrow, deep and unforgettable, awoke us from our complacent surround- ings and produced an everlasting impression in our minds. This was caused from the passing away of a dear friend and student, Dolores Kowalski. In her memory we wish to express our deepest sentiments and feelings in verse: Our school halls were silenced in sorrow one day, When we learned that Dolores was taken away: She never complained when things had gone wrong, But remained gentle, and soft-spoken Like a beautiful song. She carried her burden in silence each day, Never hinting that anything had 'er gone astray, Yes, her spirit will linger with love in each heart, Her virtues, her innocence-shall never depart From the Spirit we think of in love each day, Knowing that this, was our Saviour's Way.

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H is ' .I , f , , E NANCY ANN BAKER Nan', Finds pleasure in collecting stuffed animals . . . dislikes doing dishes . . . full of laughs . . . desires a secretarial career. CAROL ANN BECKER FRANCINE BARBIRE Fran,' Dark, wavy hair . . . enjoys spending sum- mers at the shore and swimming . . . usually seen with Marion and Rose . . . future sec- retary. BARBARA ANN BEWS Q Becky Barb Laughs easily . fi likes boys and proctorinff , . . . collects stuffed animals . . . usually? Always full of fun ' ' ' likes football games Seen with Pat and Meg 1 ' l future teacher. . . . will make a very successful flight nurse.