Rutherford High School - Rutherfordian Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

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MOST TYPICAL SENIORS Betty Hillers, Alan Trepl DONE THE MOST FOR R. H. S. Remington Rose, Pat Paulus .WJ 17125 CUTEST Dean Grade, Carol Normington CLASS WOLVES VENUS AND APOLLO Carol Pfahler, Richard Canovai Jane Lentz, jim Foster MOST TALENTED Peggy Dickens, Bob Wallace 21

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NIOST OUTSTANDING SENIIORS Betty Hxllers Remmgton Rose J' X4 BEST LOOKING Ehzabeth Ehsath JIITI Foster FAX ORITE TEACHERS Xlr Carpenter 'Xirs Goff CLASS LIVE WIRES jane Lentz, Rlchard Canoval 20 C752 dm A BEST DRESSED BEST ATHLETES Rex Punchard, Pat Paulus Carol Xiurray, Vanck Walker 1, ' H Q A 3 Q L-' X, .fav . WJ? M143 'vs - WX W . ,IQVZLV . Vi A , . . ' , . . 4 A' A I I

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