Teaneck High School - HI Way Yearbook (Teaneck, NJ)

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T . '46 ,-- bx : k' . Y W ' T .itr ' N i ts NW 3 i J, RSX X..- Yea? ,T t it 15 '-ra, ' 5 - . ,Qi l Abby Binger Poetry- thoughts that breathe and words that burn. lt is apropos that this phrase almost approaches a description of Abby, who loves the arts, whose enthus- iasm for all she does makes others enjoy sharing her rich and varied experiences, whom we will always remember as one remembers a jolie poem. U' me Barbara Aline Blanchard Directions for a shortie souffle: Take one cup of spirit, a dash of individuality and a dash of loaf- ing. Add beautiful hands and eyes and an interest in modern dancing. Flavor with one red wig and bake at torrid temperature. iEnough to make anyone faint on the march- ing fieldl. This shortie souffle will major in psychology in college, fir--- L Arthur V. Block A. V. Block is a newcomer to Teaneck High School. Yet June, 1960, will find him enriched by many newfound friends. An af- fable guy, he has a remarkable talent for fooling around with ham radios and HiFi sets. He enjoys classical music and handball es- pecially. This boy has all the qualities to achieve his goal- electrical engineering. Lawrence Blumberg Blumberg adj. !Lat. blumbus- activel 1.Pertaining to constant activity. Z.A blumberg person may mean one who is tall and lanky, who likes to eat, and who enjoys tennis and basketball. 3. More specifically, used to mod- ify those vvho are always busy with school activities, from service organizations to Hi-Way publicity. bf 'f-M--fr Adrienne Blel A book, is a book, is a book. Adrienne hopes to be a librarian. She was secretary of the New Jersey School Library Councils Association and active in the school library council for three years. In her spare time she enioys reading and listening to records of all kinds. QT' Ruth Bodenstein If Ruth ever becomes a lady Senator, they'll have to abolish the filibuster privilege. This gal can really talk, but her friends wouldn't have it any other way. She's as neat as a pin land you know how neat they arel. Always on the move, always eager for a great time, Ruth would get bored in a two flight elevator ride if she wasn't doing something. 22 Ellen G. Blaney When it comes to school spirit, Blaney is in step. She's headed for nursing Brimming with pep. Where there's Sports or Leaders' Club That's where she'll go: She's charitable and friendly A pleasure to know. fi fei?Q A Y Tx . 5, -FY. is . Riff. 3.-A ' I - it-, X X t. , x ..' - . xx -- . 3..- . ' -X. wwf -- f X ,sw Tziiff' . A. 1 X Xa' Tx-.1 . K ' SQ K' ss. .Af 1 ' R - .. h Q ' few 1 X, 1 N y. 1 -. 1 i A . S X - s Ernest Boehlert I didn't know it was loaded. Straight-shooting Ernie is gunning for success after high school. He sets -his sights on being a big shot in his own gun-smithing business. Ernie gets a big bang out of rock fn' roll. hunting and target shoot- Ing. He seems destined for sure- fire success.

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i Y? Diane Monica Marie Beatty Happiness is the supreme obiect of existence. Diane is not only pleasing to the heart, but also to the eyes. Her wonderful sense of humor can raise anyone's spirits. This zany gal loves progressive jazz and Thanksgiving day football games. Because of her artistic talents, Diane will have no trouble in the field of art or fashion. Fran Berns Football and day-dreaming Are close to Fran's heart. She helps out in the V.P.O. And really does her part. She hopes to be a stewardess Her home will be the skies, She'll always be remembered For enormous blue eyes. xl! X X! X i f f? 2 Tru e-.,,,,.. Rita Berger To jump right into her career Would put the horse behind the cart. First she'll work as a secretary And then go onward into art. Rita has a lot of talent, Employed by the Art Service Squad. She's known for her shoe col- lection Which, to put it mildly, is odd. Margery Bernstein Margie, l'm always thinking about you, Margie. After all, one look into those beautiful blue eyes and you would tool Getting a warm welcome at her arrival in T.H.S. will never be forgotten. if friendliness, sincerity, and warmth are assets for happiness, then Margie has no problem. Endless success in fashion merchandising is inevitable. ,L a t , i ze Cm 4' .uf , -:'ffJ- , ' . Dave Berman lf you've thought that Sherman's march through Georgia was some- thing you've never seen Berman's march through an opposing soccer team, Dave's always neat as a pin in his dress and on the wrestling mat. After high school Dave plans to engineer his way into a college of engineering. V - ,I I ,VN -at i df- A ' z 'V wwe-1 -ra., i . V. if WWW! 116253-w 7 Ma Russell L. Biddle You'll probably see an oyster wearing a pearl necklace before you'll see Russ sitting home doing nothing, He's got to be doing something. Russ loves dating, football, and all water sports. It took loads of material to make Russ's De Molay jacket fit over his 6' 5 frame. Russ has one persistent habit, howeverg he keeps making friends tof all the nervel. fqwfvwif' Michelle Bendien Don't draw any conclusions about Mickey until you have seen Mickey draw. She is wonderfully adept with any medium of art, be it oils, pastels, charcoal, et. al. Mickey's colorful personality and warm insight are also reflected in her art work as well as her tech- nical skill. We paint a bright future for her. Richard Biedermann Richard bears the weight of re- sponsibility well. He admirably carried 'Old Glory' with its forty- eight stars, perhaps due to his weight-lifting, but could he handle fifty? Among his other star- studded achievements are singing in the church choir, and being a star scout and scoutmaster. Richard fulfills his own ideal of physical fitness and firm character. 2l

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