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

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ELIZABETH LARSEN As good to be out of the world as out of fashion. Admired? Yes! Cute? Of course. Don't you know her? A little warning though-her hair may not be fiery red, but from the outbursts of temper she displays, it might well be. LUCILLE LAVELLO Lovely flowers are smiles of God's goodness. As soon as Lulu graduates she will enter Englewood Hospital where she will begin her training taking pulses and giving patients their pills. Because of her charming, genial manner, we hear that a long line of prospective patients is already forming at the right. ANNE LAVIN A good heart, a good soul. A. typical Irish girl with laughing Irish eyes. Whenever you want Anne, she is in the typing room banging a- way on the typewriter and really turn- ing out perfect business letters. DONALD LEHRKINDER Why can't they all be contented like me. Radio has .lack Benny, the movies Charlie Chaplin, and Emerson, Donald Lehrkinder. His excellent impersona- tions and acting have been the source of many enjoyable and amusing mo- ments. His answers in class reflect his originality. SAMUEL LEVlN l am conqueror of myseIf. Sam showed his ability as a basket- ball player this year. Through the aid of his excellent playing, the team won many games. He was a steady scorer. Watch for Sam in the future.

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HELENE KLEIN And say, she uttereth piercing eloquence. Helen is Emerson's debutante. She is an accomplished equestrienne and excels in dramatics. Helene has the unique distinction of having played Juliet at a gathering in the Waldorf- Astoria in New York. HERBERT LACK His worthiness doth challenge much respect. Herb is the answer to a maiden's prayer. ln the characteristic manner of a gallant knight, he wields his dead- ly sword lin this case a tennis racketl , subdues all rivals, and captures the heart of the fair one. Before striking, however, his boisterous laugh suffi- ciently scares his foes so that victory is easy. JEROME KLEIN He bears himself with honorable action. Just what would the school do with- out Jerry? He's the boy we hear about but seldom see. He enjoys his physics class so much that he sits by the hour and does nothing but-sleep. His clever wit has us believing that all Jerry needs now is a sponsor and a gag writer and he will go places. GEORGE KUHN An inventor beyond compare. George, Marconi of Emerson, has made many a social a success with his recorded music. On rainy days he is the one who plays ln the Mood in Mr. Maney's office. George's favorite hobby is radio. EDWARD LANG Brains and character rule the world, To meet him-redheaded, easy go- ing, wise-cracking-you'd never sus- pect that Ed is one of our most brilliant seniors. Orator, tennis star, master of science and languages, and executive extraordinary-anything of which he's not president, he's captain of, or edi- tor-in-chief. Twenty-Six CARMINE LANNI In mirth and merriment he is supreme. Think of Carmine and you think of baseball, think of baseball and you think of Carmine. His life now is largely baseball and his life's ambition is baseball.

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RGBERT LINDSAY By the work, one knows the workmen. Bob's ambition is to become an avi- ator, and although he's had no actual experience, he's been flying around on parallel bars ever since he entered high school. He helped the gym team to attain greater recognition through his work as co-captain, MARJORIE MAGEE How tar that little candle throws its beams. Margie, one of the smallest girls in the class, is a gloom chaser if there ever was one. Her pert nose, her black hair and round face are a perfect set- ting for her mischievous smile. 2 MARY LOTURCO The beauty of a lovely woman is like music. She loses no friends, she gains no foes. A magnetic chuckle attracts friends from all corners of Emerson, Her big brown eyes and dainty ways warn the opposite sex to Beware WILLIAM MAGEE 'Tis his good nature that wins us all. Bill is the handsome athlete who, as co-captain of our track team, has won fame throughout the county. When not busy running around the track, he is usually busy running around with newspapers. Twenty-eight ELSIE LUNARDI She will help thee in thy need. Elsie is a constant joy to her fol- lowers. Maybe not all of her jokes are understood, but she solves that matter to her own satisfaction by telling her- self that not all her friends have a very good sense of humor. JOHN MAGLIETTA The force of his own merit makes his way. Bill has originality, the tendency to go to extremes, and the ability to do many things well. He has an alert mind and is a thoughtful friend.