Emerson High School - Altruist Yearbook (Union City, NJ)

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l FLORENCE CAMBRIA Her ways are those of pleasantnessf' Florence's closest friends have given up in despair, for although they have seen her display various emotions, she has yet to lose her temper. We doubt whether even the terrible tempered Mr. Bang could lose his temper if Flor- ence were around. ERNESTI NE CARAZZA Her life is a record of good deeds. Ernestine is the inquisitive miss of her English class. Her constant flow of questions keeps her teacher well occupied. Not many are fortunate enough to be Tena's friends, but those favored few realize their good fortune. LOUIS CANALE FoIIow your intuition in all matters. Edgar Hoover has his G-Men, but Canali has his C-Men, lCanali Boost- ers to youl. Each has a badge Igoldl pinned on his sweater. Louis is known for basketball- 3 Point Lou attain- ed the record of 3 points for the whole basketball season. l NICHOLAS CARIELLO SiIence is the most perfect herald of ioy. Nick is always smiling, even when he gets his report card. He hopes that some day the teachers who are always loudly insisting, Quiet , in the study hall, will keep quiet so that a student can concentrate. RITA CERRUTI Amiability winneth her friends. Rita is always as neat as the prover- bial pin. We are sure that Rita's per- sonality and orderliness will help her achieve success as a nurse. Fifteen JOSEPH CESERETTI He delights in mischief and noise. Joe is one of the best dressed boys in the class. Some of his clothes are actually so loud that one becomes speechless upon looking at them. Per- haps Joe is the reason for so many quiet, timid people in Emerson.

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l lli YOLANDA BOEMO To think of you is sweet. Yo, as she is called by her close friends, is a picture of loveliness. The combination of her taunting smile and personality have made her quite a favorite of the graduating class. RALPH BUESING The answer to a maiden's prayer. Ralph is a student whose glance would melt any maiden's heart. He is the Clark Gable of the hallways, the Robert Taylor of the study hall. Be- sides these gifts of nature, he posses- ses the qualities of a good student. GEORGE BOLTE He does not kill himself with work. George is truly a great artist and cartoonist. His skill and originality in handling a drawing pencil will send him a long way. Immediately after graduation George intends to take to the wilds lNorth Branch, N. .l.l. ALFRED BURMAN Here is a gentleman. Alfred's smile makes up for his silent nature. He has quite a sense of humor and is able to take a joke. His favorite Dastime is photography. Fourteen MARIE BOUDEWYNS Vim, vigor and vitality. Marie's hobby is dancing. This Dutch miss always spends her lunch hour in the bank, dancing away to the radio's music. Needless to say, Marie contributed no end to make our last A, A. Show the huge success it was. RUSSELL BURNETT What men call galIantry. Gootch, a tall, lanky fellow, has been one of the outstanding players on our basketball team. lt has been largely through his efforts that Emerson has achieved its excellent standing.

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-'4-' MILDRED CHRISTMAN Her heart is quick to pleasure, dance and song. Mildred is the girl who simply can't remember her dates lthat is, in history classl. She runs a continual race with the late bell, both in the morning and at noon. Millie will always be remem- bered for her dancing in the A. A. Show and in the Senior play. BERNARD COHEN A little knowledge now and then, is relished by the best of men. Bill is interested in anything stream- lined--sports, swing, and women. Baseball is his major love. Through ex- perience, Bill found out that basebal 5 LlLLlAN CHURCH Secret and self-contained. Lillian resembles a walking library. Whenever you see an armful of books, you will usually see Lillian walking be- hind them. Moreover, she has a thorough knowledge of their contents. THOMAS CORCORAN l refuse to take life seriously. No school paper could be complete without one of those extra special sketches drawn by Tom. However, he not only draws sports pictures, but as a member of the track and basketball teams, excels in sport itself. and women do not mix, but swing Sixteen and baseball do iyou're outll. ANTHONY ClAMPl He is an agreeable, modest young man. Anthony's modest manner and good looks are attractive to girls and we understand that he likes them. He takes particular delight in exaggerat- ing things. WALLACE COWAN He was ever precise in promise keeping. ls it possible for one to be a disciple of both Euclid and Glen Miller? Wally is! He can combine celebration and cerebration in a harmony of theorems and Lindys.