Rutherford High School - Rutherfordian Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

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Miss Surber lett to join the W.A.C., And Mrs Eberhardt the W.A.V.E. We told them, please, to hurry back, lTheir uniforms were all the ravell Classnight woke untold desires. The townsfolk called us misbehaved - Complained about the gas and tires. The climax came when Joe was shaved. Commencement, too, that year was great. Those concerned were badly riled. Where to be held? was the debate- Authorities finally reconciled. Settled to the senior's delight, Everything went O.K. The Astor booked Commencement Night Now only ONE more year to stay. lll Seniors now, acquired poise Making sophomores know our height. Noticing the lack of boys- No dates now, on a week-end night. The boys were heroes, football kind, Towe, Woche, Tutzhauer, Finn McGonegal not left behind And Scotty talked it up to win. Doc Monroe, the Army beckoned, R.H.S. soon felt the loss. Without his work, we had not reckoned, But Uncle Sammy was the boss. Across the river, up the hill, With Exit , Entrance marked to see, The boys all went to get their fill- Of shuffleboard. lOr so they tell mell Through Macbeth we reach our art, Curses loud, not deep we bellow. The kids beg, Please, please, have a heart! And we decide to see Othello . To the stock exchange we go, With Mr. Ray as chaperone. At our debut on radio We miss the questions with a moan. Through the spring, new sports we see, 'lntramurals takes the spot. The Senior champs of 303 Agree their play is plenty hot. We've had a time , now haven't we? Fun and study, work and play. Now it's up to us to make it be, In the future like today. fir N 1 , l l Prof. 'M 'ii ' M- Xi-Z 23

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