Vailsburg High School - Valkyrian Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1965 volume:

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF THOMAS H MAGZEN MANAGING EDITOR EDWINA L RISSLAND UTERARY EDITOR BRIAN GRF.ENF. LAYOUT EDITOR ROBERT BUSFIELD Dorothy Mechnycz Christine Owad PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR LEONARD FELDMAN ART EDITOR LYNDA YOUNG Corinnc LeCour Juanita Rodriguez BUSINESS MANAGER MARIE DURSO MaryAnn Wroblcski ADI 'ERTISING CO ORDINATORS KEVIN DUFFE WILLIAM RONCO Yearbook Photography by LORSTAN'-THOMAS STUDIOS In a world where man seems to exist for the sole purpose of destroying himself, preserva- tion of peace is a universal concern. Everywhere we turn—newspapers, radio, television—evi- dence of man's aggression can be found. In order to preserve and maintain peace, the peo- ple of the world must forget their prejudices, aid one another, and learn to live in harmony. The key to universal harmony is well stated in the theme of the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair: Peace Through Understanding.” Understanding comes from insight, insight comes from education, and education is the ob- jective of the school. School stimulates us to think, to compare, to criticize, to comprehend; it makes us aware of our environment and how we fit into it. The study of classroom subjects— mathematics, English, business law, chemistry, consumer problems, etc.—under the expert direction of the faculty, prepares us to promote the betterment of mankind. While academic pursuits arc of first impor- tance, extracurricular activities are a necessary phase of school to make our education com- plete. These activities, which include sports and clubs, teach us how to get along with one another. No matter what the organization, its success is directly dependent upon the willing- ness of its members to forget their differences and work for the benefit of the group. If the peoples of the world would emulate the spirit of cooperation shown by students who w'ork together in school organizations, we would have that harmony and friendship, that peace through understanding,” which can overcome the aggression and hatred besetting the w-orld today. 3 ALMA MATER Edwina Luane Risaland ‘6S In honor of thy banner Our joyous voices ring. r ? r rf r Let liberty with loyalty Eternally light the sky; As Vikings we’ll remember Thy name O Vailsburg High. FABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION FACULTY SENIORS CLASS ADVISORS CLASS OFFICERS SPORTS CLASSES ACTIVITIES FEATURES C AND I OS A D V E R TIS E M E N T S 6 DEDICATION During our high school years we were fortunate to have an expert guidance staff to aid us, advise us, and pull us through our difficulties. All our coun- selors shared in helping us solve our problems and plan our futures; to each of them we offer sincere thanks. But we owe our greatest debt of gratitude to our head counselor. Miss Elizabeth A. McHugh. Miss McHugh knew each one of us personally. She took time from her busy schedule to lend a sympathetic car to all our problems, no matter how large or small they seemed. Many of us first met Miss McHugh when we entered the seventh grade. We were her 'children” then; we arc her children” now, as we always shall be. We are much richer individuals for having known Miss McHugh, and we are grateful for having her to guide us through a very difficult part of our lives. To express heartfelt appreciation for all she has done, we, the class of nine- teen hundred and sixty-five, proudly dedicate our yearbook, the VALKYRIAN, to Miss Elizabeth A. McHugh. The theme of the impressive 1964-65 New York World’s Fair was peace through understanding . Through understanding one gains insight into himself, other human beings, and the many problems of the world. As a result of this insight, the feeling of kinship among men is increased and the solution of world problems is brought closer. Understanding, therefore, is the most effective key to peace. By far the most instrumental factor at Vailsburg High in bringing about understanding is the faculty. The competent teacher not only instructs from texts and teaching aids, but also relics on his own experi- ence, wisdom, and insight. The latter are far more valuable and effec- tive than any books or aids he may employ. We at Vailsburg High have been fortunate in having teachers who have a wealth of experience, wisdom, and insight as well as knowledge to foster the understanding that leads to peace. VAILSBURG HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL DR. JOHN T. McSHARRY 10 MESSAGE TO SENIORS It is right that Graduation should be called Commencement Day, for it is not the end but the beginning. The four years you spent at Vailsburg should now begin to bear fruit. The many hours spent at study, at play, and at the many school activities will soon prove their value. But above all, the phi- losophy of our Viking motto. Liberty with Loyalty,” will soon come into its own. As adults you will have even more liberties than you had at Vailsburg. Now, you will have to exercise your loyalty” to a greater degree—loyalty to your conscience, to your family, to the Purple and White. You were good for Vailsburg! It is our hope that we have been good for you, too! We wish you well. John T. McSharry MR. WILLIAM A. MONPRODE, JR. VICE PRINCIPAL Congratulations on receiving the high school diploma. It is an important milestone on the road to being an educated person, but it is not the end of that road. Education is a life long process—in school and out. No one is truly educated until he is able to tell right from wrong, to do the right thing when it ought to be done, and to do it regardless of his own convenience. Some never acquire this ability and so are forever uneducated regardless of what diplomas or degrees they possess. May you continue to grow in self-discipline of thought and action to the gratification of yourself, your family, and your fellowmen. 12 Mr. John W. Hcdstrom Mr. Frank J. Hill Mrs. Esther Norton GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Miss Elizabeth A. McHugh We, the class of '65, express our deep appreciation to Mr. Foley, one of our senior counselors, for the time and effort he put forth in our behalf. Known for his humor and con- geniality, Mr. Foley’ has helped us tremendously throughout our senior year. His efforts to guide us wisely toward our future careers have helped us attain a full and correct knowledge of ourselves and our goals. Mr. Eugene Foley OUR COUNSELORS We are greatly indebted to Mr. Groomc, our other class counselor, for his outstanding service to the senior class. No task was too great for him, whether it concerned one senior or the entire class. He was always ready to hear our problems and help us solve them. Mr. Groomc will always be re- membered for his love of young people, his sense of humor, and his enthusiasm, as he guided us through one of the most difficult periods of our lives. Mr. John W. Groomc 15 16 Mrs. Laura Isscrman 17 ENGLISH Mr. Joseph Liddy Mrs. Esther Norton Mrs. Virginia Sprenger Mr. Charles Valentine 19 Mr. Robert Walsh Mr. A. Alvin Chudd Mr Michael Fher Mr. Rocco Misurell Chairman SCIENCE Mr. Leon Lippman Mrs. Ann Murray Mr. Bruce J. Bennett Mrs. Georgiana Cameron Mr. Oscar Tate SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. John Pctitti Chairman Mr. John W. Hedstrom Mr. Frank J. Hill Mr. Charles Celia Mr. John W. Groome Mr. Rodney Lewis Mr. Henry Yam Miss Mar)’ Hudson Mrs. Arlene Grecnwald Mrs. Katherine Banks Mr. Max Chimacoff Mr. Daniel DcFilippo LANGUAGES MATHEMATICS Mrs. Evelyn Bachellcr Mr. Joseph McHugh Mrs. Florence Dispcnzicrc Mrs. Frances Raymen Miss Janice Grasso Mr. Martin Moskowitz Chairman ■ Mr. George D. Long 22 Mr. Arthur Scavone Mrs. Edith M. Wells 23 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Robert Reilly Chairman Miss Alice J. Hines Mr. Michael Sheppard Mrs. Gertrude Metzger Mr. Sol Stone Mrs. Antoinette Chiccone Mr. Michael Mirabclla LIBRARY STAFF Mrs. Marion Buchner Mrs. Julia Fischer RECREATION Mr. E. William Lauro NURSE Mrs. Phebe Rogers, R.N. CAFETERIA STAFF 26 CUSTODIAL STAFF OUR FAVORITES . .. Seniors Having passed over the threshold of graduation, we take with us the basic knowledge and skills which wc have acquired through our high school days. During these years, we have learned to face responsi- bilities and to cope with the many problems of our day. Most important of all, we have learned that all men arc brothers and that we must live in harmony with others to gain everlasting peace through understand- ing. Our days at Vailsburg High School have been very happy and valu- able ones. As we look back on our experiences of the past four years, we realize that our love for and loyalty to Vailsburg High will always flourish. As wc go forth into the world of new knowledge, may God be with us always. 28 ti 29 SENIOR ADVISORS We, members of the Senior Class, express our sincere gratitude to Mrs. Penelope Vekiaris and Mr. Michael Eber, our class advisors. Mrs. Vekiaris and Mr. Eber have given unselfishly of their time and effort to make our last two years at Vailsburg both enjoyable and ■I profitable. Since the beginning of our junior year they have supported and worked for the success of ever)’ venture and activity sponsored by the Class of '65. Their firm guid- ance and wise counsel have earned for them our deep respect and af- fection. 30 Left, to right: Dan Mazzagctti, Corinnc UCour, Pat Magalas, Sallic Mandato, and Mariann Pctoia. CLASS OFFICERS President ............. Patricia Magalas Vice-President ..........Dan Mazzagctti Corresponding Secretary . Sallic Mandato Recording Secretary ... Mariann Pctoia Treasurer ............. Corrinne LeCour 31 JOSEPH DOMINIC ABRUZZESE Joe” Active at V.H.S. . . . true baseball hero . . . likes redheads . . . You're No Bargain . . . definitely way out . . . green eyes. m Varsity Baseball; J.V. Basketball; Vice- Pres. of Student Council; Capt. Wrest- ling Team; Intramural Football MICHAEL ABBONDANTE Mike” Conveniently blushing . . . excels in sports ... in and out of football . . . Varsity Man . . . soft manner of talk- ing .. . well-known . . . 82. Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; Dance Band; Orchestra VALERIE ADDESA Val Hair of many colors . . . The Avenue . . . strictly Italian . . . college ahead . . . expensive clothes . . . all-around, girl. Biology Club; Yearbook Sales Staff. 32 LEONARD ABRUZZO Lenny” Sportsman . . . can be seen riding around . . . nice guy . . . easy to get along with . . . card shark . . . against any kind of exercise ... re- membered for getting lost. J.V. Football; Varsity Track; Intramural Softball . . . and Basketball . . . Bowl- ing .. . Wrestling. SUZANNE ADDONIZIO Sue What a laugh? ... hot temper . . . attracted to witty boys . . . tas hard time attending school regularly . . . Dino ... a lot of fun . . . futurt interior decorator. ROBERT ANTHONY Anch A star in the dance band ... a good sport . . . Jack of all trades . . . what a laugh ... a real sportsman ... a treat conversationalist . . . $50,000 a year for him . . . lovable. Band; Orchestra; Dance Band; Varsity Football and Track; Wrestling; Intra- mural Softball and Basketball. FRED ALLEN Neat dresser . . . lots of fun! . . . look- ing forward to graduating . . . very active—always on the go. Varsity Soccer DONNA AVARELLO ■'Donna' Shy . . . Love Me Do ... a nice Italian boy for her ... see her at Grunings . . . casual dresser . . . loves to wash dishes??? Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee; Yearbook Typist JANICE CAROL ARENDT J n” Bright red hair . . . pretty blue eyes . . . just loves school! . . . Weir . . . ambition: to become secretary. CHARLES JOSEPH ARMENTI A guy who likes everything . . . Paul's porch ... can take a joke . . . athletic . . . redheads . . . enjoys people. Cross Country; Boys' Bowling; Track JUDITH ANN BAUMAN Judi Likes meeting and making new friends . . . blue, blue eyes . . . urcat sense of humor . . . Chinese food suits her . . . Why . 34 JAMES BARTILOTTA Bart Dresses like a Duke . . . does every- thing in slow motion . . . one of Coach Stone's boys . . . athletic . . . cheerleaders' delight . . . blinding speed . . . tall and handsome . . . fan of Bubble Gum Baby ... de- sires a solid gold Cadillac. Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Football; Intramural Football. DA IN A BIERNIS Clothes maker . . . tall boys . . . very long hair . . . witty humor . . . enjoys Spanish ... a bug for auto races . . . good student . . . ‘ sleeps in class. French Club; Vine Reporter; Student Council; Yearbook Committee; Spanish Club; National Honor Society DONALD BERNARD Barnyard” Devilish look . . . great voice ... en- joys people ... sly laugh . . . loves music . . . Moon River . . . sports and more sports ... has hand in everything. J.V. Football; J.V. Track; J.V. Basket- ball; Chorus; Varsity Basketball and Track; Treas.—Student Council. CARLA BLUMENSCHINE Makes friends easily . . . good musician . . . enjoys fun ... A Thousand Stars . . . flashing smile . . . clothes galore . . . ambition: teacher. Bowling; F.T.A.; French Club; Math Club; Orchestra; Band; Jr.-Sr. Recep- tion. JERRY BOJKO Green eyes . . . stamps . . . spaghetti and meatballs . . . favorite teacher: Mr. Lauro . . . ambition: engineer . . . Fugitive”. VINCENT BOBER Vinny Work? . . . watch for his witty re- marks . . . You'll pay . . . Math is a favorite . . . this future electronics engineer will certainly succeed . . . pizza king . . . all-around guy. Math Club; Electronics Club; Future Physicians Club; Boys Bowling. CHARLES BUEHLER Chuck Found at Ivy Hill ... a mean temper . . . up-to-date dresser . . . enjoys not doing homework . . . when mad. he fights. Business Club; Hall Patrol; Intramural Football and Basketball; Soccer Team. CRAIG BRATTER Casual style of dress . . . senior spot- light ... pet peeve: wearing ties . . . sure to succeed . . . future plans: to be an actuary. Bowling; Math Club; Golf; Intramural Sports. FRANK BOVE An honest person . . . good perspective toward life . . . very quiet and shy . . . Italian-born . . . friendly. Future Business Leaders. 35 MARGARET BURKE Remembered for her witty remarks . . . sweet smile . . . blue eyes . . . wants to be rich and own a blue Caddy. Business Club; Pep Club MADELINE MARIE CANCELLIERI Mady Always going out . . . football party??? a talker . . . shopping a favorite pastime . . . helpful . . . ’ How do you marry a millionaire? . . . pleasing. Rcc. Secretary—Student Council; Dra- matics Club; Italian Club; Pep Club; F.T.A. I ROBERT BUSFIELD Bob A traveler . . . Too Cool” . . . Au- gust 22, 1968 . . . sharp dresser . . . sea food on top . . . Impaias . . . great guy . . . weekends come and work stops. Yearbook Layout Editor; Boys’ Bowling League; Spanish Club. LINDA CAMPANA Fanny Favorite teacher: Mr. Novak” . . . has tried everything . . . crinkles her nose . . . can't remember . . . dislikes party poopers . . . little Italian girl . . . fun- loving. PATRICK CARAGLIA Pat Would love an exciting and interesting life . . . hangs around . . . short girls are the apple of his eye . . . scrub . . . pool and golf . . . ambition: mechanical engineer . . . humorous. Vine Representative; Intramural Basket- ball and Football; Golf Team; Basket- ball Team. PAMELA CARUSO Pam” Sporty ... a good seamstress . . . swims like a fish . . . collegiate dresser . . . a great personality. President—Business Club; Student Council; Finance Committee JOSEPH WAYNE CASALE Joe Captain of a party boat ... a quiet girl is the apple of his eye . . . ‘ 19 Mercury . . . 6'I and all man ... al- ways hanging around . . . fishing and boating favorite pastimes. DAVID ANTHONY CANDELMO Dave Ladies' man . . . hates naggers . . . what a drummer?! . . . music, music . . . What did I do now? . . . sum- mer vacations . . . just can’t do house- work. J.V. Basketball; Bowling; Band; Or- chestra; Vanity Track; Dance Band. JAMES CASTAGNA Jim” Summer time . . . known for his yoga and his trick knee . . . fun-loving character . . . Irvington police ... a few sweaten! Student Council; Hall Patrol; Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee SYLVIA CFRRATO Concentrates on her car . . . enjoys cooking . . . can’t wait for 2:45 . . . sweet and kind-hearted ways . . . Maplewood . . . long, dirty-blonde hair . . . shy but smart boys. DANA CLAY Dana” Fixing cars his hobby . . . Don't fence me in . . . just can’t lose his temper . . . witty with a sense of humor . . . likes girls, of course. JOSEPH COLA VITA ”Joc’’ Bookworm . . . perseverentia vincet . . . Mr. Moskowitz fan . . . girls: percep- tive. intelligent and erudite . . . bow ties . . . unlimited vocabulary ... li- brary a second home. Biology Club; Assembly Committee Math Club; Yearbook Committee; Na- tional Honor Society. MAXINE DIANE COHEN Max” Beautiful smile . . . Sub. Y”—Mrs. degree in the future . . . hard-working student . . . love for children . . . watermelon eater . . . cute, collegiate dresser ... a baby sitter. National Honor Society; French Club; Chorus; Vine Staff; F.T.A.; Yearbook Committee ADF.LE ANNE COATES Anger’ Never on time . . . straightforward . . . sincere and friendly . . . typing and steno are favorites . . . reads when she eats . . . fraternity parties . . . Beatle crazy. Pep Club; Sales Committee; Dance Committee. LINDA CRISAFULLI Lynn Anything Italian ... “I don't know . . . never without Bonnie . . . letter writing . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . what a telephone talker. LINDA JEAN CRISTINZIANI Dimps What a sin . . . loves Italian food . . . General Hospital . . . you'll find her at the Town House . . . seen with Susie . . . future hair stylist . . . pretty brown eyes Bowling Team; Pep Club JOHN CRONIN Johnny Tinkers with old cars . . . rarely heard . . . weekends at Bat Head . . . future business manager . . . hates cafeteria lunches . . . Model A's . . . radio ham . . . Wish I could do that again . . . History and English are favorites. Cafeteria Staff. CYNTHIA CONNER Bo-Bo” Everyone's pal . . . who is that navy man . . . U.S.S. Northampton . . . what a smile . . . known as a Nut . . . popular senior. Student Council; Pep Club; Debating Team; Finance Committee; Jr.-Sr. Re- ception. FRANK D ABRAMO Nice, good-looking girls . . . best at not doing homework . . . Mr. De Filip- po .. . Italian class . . . looks and personality to go with it!! Soccer Team. CELESTE DaSILVA ■‘Cee Little but loud . . . short boys . flood ... a perpetual eater . . . hiflh on popularity chart . . . flive a cheer . . . shy hut watch out on the dance floor. Student Council; Cheerleader. PATRICIA DELLI SANTE Patti Pleasant ways . . . neat and nice . . . sort of shy . . . pretty eyes . . . the flanfl . . . What a sin” . . . makes swimminfl her hobby. Pep Club; Yearbook Committee; Span- ish Club; Hall Patrol; Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee; F.T.A. 40 OLIVIA PHYLLIS D AMICO Liv What a sin . . . florfleous hair and clothes, clothes, clothes . . . 11 16 62, 9:15 . . . can t stand too many ques- tions ... a rinfl a day . . . Bobby . . . that color r d. Student Council; Girls' Bowling; Girls' Baskcthall. WILLIAM C. DcLUCIA Billy- Baseball and more baseball ... pet peeve—striking out . . . attracted to people who make him laugh . . . happy- go-lucky . . . Dec. 25 . . . sparkling personality . . . dependable friend . . . Bargain . J.V. Baseball; Bowling Club; Varsity Baseball; Student Council; Latin Club. ALFRED DcMARTINO Al Well dressed . . . baseball, baseball, baseball ... pet peeve: Miss D . . . pharmacist of tomorrow . . . Big Deal” . . . si e means nothin . Varsity Baseball; Student Council; As- sembly Committee; F.T.A.; Football. JUDITH DiNAPOLI Judy High hair . . . good kid . . . Nov. 24 . . . ambition: to get married . . . give her a Cadillac any time . . . brown hair and gorgeous eyes. LUCILLE DEO Lulu Leopard clothes . . . yells down the halls . . . wears dangling earrings . . . tiny with long lashes . . . New York . . . a tremendous dancer . . . Hall Patrol. I JOHN DcPALMA Dipsy Doodle” Homework? . . . ambition: to beat West Side in anything . . . That’s the way the mop flies JIT . . . 65 . . . varsity man . . . Oh. how I hate to get up in the morning. ... an all- around guy . .-. shy but cute. J.V. Football: Varsity Football; Indoor and Outdoor Track; Varsity Wrestling; Hall Patrol. RAYMOND JOSEPH DcRIGGI De Rigg All-state pitcher ... the best at any kind of sport . . . good-looking guy . . . popular . . . every girl s dream . . . remembered for not taking gym . . . broken ankles . . . can’t stand los- , ing a game . . . comes to a dance and sits . . . devilish smile. Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Var- sity Basketball; Student Council; Or- 41 chest ra; Band; Intramural Sports. KFVIN J. DIJFFE Km Those wild songs on the bus . . . he's the boy that speeds down Richelieu Terr . . . personality that's hard to beat . . . gets in accidents with classmates . . . You know it”. Track; Band; Yearbook; Jr.-Sr. Recep- tion. ALEX DUBLINSKI • Big Al A very special person . . . jack of all trades . . . places to go and people to see . . . chemistry for him??? MARIE D URSO Marie” Reliable . . . bright smile . . . flair for money . . . one of our experienced cheerleaders . . . full of fun . . . I don’t believe it ... a fish in the water . . . great supporter of the senior class. Co-Captain of the Cheerleaders; Busi- ness Manager of Yearbook; National Honor Society; Business Club; Pep Club; Jr.-Sr. Reception; F.T.A.; Co- Editor of Sports Sect. MICHAEL DRZYZGA Dizay Likes to relax . . . chemistry fascinates him . . . fast cars ... far from friend- less . . . Chevy II . . . good kid. Biology Club; Spanish Club; Track Team. RICHARD EICHEL Richie” Sly smile . . . neat dresser ... not a dancer . . . lives to buy clothes . . . quiet at times . . . One thing . . . just can't stand work . . . Intramural Basketball. ARLINE EIDSVAAG R Blond hair beauty . . . hate rain . . . Sunny Hunnys . . . skater . . . Boys, parties, and dances . . . December 26, 1964 . . . very stylish Student Council ALEXIS JUNE FABRICATORE Lcxie Small in sire but holds lots of fun . . . 4' 11 . . . pastime—trying out for the cheering squad . . . unusual name . . . favorite teacher, Miss Hines??? . . . hopes to be a dancer . . . adorable ways. Pep Club; Jazz Club; Drama Club; Chorus; Dance Club. GERALD RALPH ELGERT •Jerry Enjoys surfing . . . loves the shore . . . A V.H.S. swimmer . . . loads of fun . . . remember those lab experi- ments??? What can I say? Varsity Swimming; Math Club; Varsity Soccer JENNY ESPOSITO Bunny Model . . . very graceful, poised, exotic . . . attractive . . . Loud!!! KAREN ENGLEMAN Kar Typical teen ... a bit shy . . . found at the Greasy Spoon . . . color guard . . . lots of sisters . . . craves a life of excitement . . . He's a nut . . . Vio- lin?? Orchestra; Business Club; Bookkeeping Committee; Color Guard 43 ALLAN FAIRCHILD Al Likes cars and girls . . . ambition: to finish high school . . . Mr. Long and algebra are tops . . . “Tell Me Why” . . . Grand Prix . . . hazel eyes. LEONARD HOWARD FELDMAN “Len Our favorite photographer . . . active class member ... oh! those eyes . . . a quiet boy at heart . . . electrical engi- neer of the future . . . always has a beautiful tan. Math Club; Tennis Team; National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff; Photog- raphy Editor of Yearbook. ELAINE FASS Those weird dreams . . . piano player . . . traveling in her future . . . Hey. John, have you heard?” . . . enjoys good times driving whiz. Home Economics Club; Tennis Club. JoANN FEDF.LE Fiddles” Birthday parties in the lunchroom . . . oh! those gym exercises! . . . potato chip sandwiches . . . pretty face . . . hates white socks ... a real joker . . . Cadillacs for her. Basketball Team. LAWRF.NCE FINKELSTEIN Larry” Yearns to be like James Bond . . . Do unto others, then cut out' . . . tremendous howler . . . fun-loving . . . intellectual. •SANTA FERRIGNO Sandy Terrific ballet dancer . . . hair color varies . . . bright smile . . . Miss Phy- sical Fitness . . . onetime cheerleader . . . excels in gym . . . future dance teacher. Pep Club; Drama Club; Dance Club. CHARLES A. FERRARA Charlie” Dark and handsome . . . hippy with a high roll . . . bobs when he walks . . . on every girl's list . . . what a collec- tion of sweaters. Jr.-Sr. Reception; Hall Patrol; Pep Club; Spanish Club. JAMES FINUCAN Jimmy Nice-looking . . . collegiate girls score with him ... can he or can't he install a floor shift right ... a Burke's Law protege ... a boy with a passion for steak. MARY ANN FITZGERALD Mair Pointed shoes . . . watches for the bell . . . known for borrowing homework . . . loves gym. Chorus; Hall Patrol. 45 RICHARD FLATH Richie” Can be found with the Bear ... in and out of trouble . . . shy at times . . . happy disposition. ANTOINETTE FOGGIO Toni Likes to read . . . Elvis fan . . . Nick . . . Future Nurse . . . McHale's Navy . . . Thunderbirds . . . unusual sneeze . . . KAREN FOSTER Fun to be with . . . beautiful clothes . . . neat looking . . . likely to succeed . . . likes parties, dances, and going to the shore . . . future nurse. Pep Club; Business Honor Club PATRICIA FORTUNATO Pat” A petite talker . . . You better be- lieve it” . . . give her a hamburger . . . good looking boy and she's happy . . . good listener . . . never ask her to read a book. CAROL ANN FORLINI Hi. gang . . . that color yellow . . . can't get up in the morning . . . spar- kling personality . . . friendless?? SANDRA FREDERICK Sandy Eloquent speech . . . natural beauty . . . flair for the creative . . . lovely Ion hair . . . faithful companion . . . conscientious worker . . . baton tosser . . . does everything unusually well. Twirler; Orchestra; Math Club; Math Team; National Honor Society; Year- book Committee; Assembly Comm. ROBERT WALTER GEMRA Bob Math genius . . . witty puns . . . OK . . . intellectual . . . science rates high . . . livens any conversation . . . mimics teachers . . . quick thinking. Math Club; French Club; Future Phy- sicians Club; Yearbook Committee; Jr.- Sr. Reception; Math Team; National Honor Society. CHARLES GAYDOS Chick- Woman drivers . . . Hey. Shortie” . . . wanted: friendly, blue-eyed attrac- tive girl . . . one of our tall seniors . . . loves Impalas . . . futher education. Business Leaders of America; Indoor Track; Vine Staff Reporter. CAROL ANN CARDINIER Carol So what? . . . electrical engineering in the future . . . our gardener . . . against daydreamers . . . piano her in- strument . . . Friday, the 13th .. . photography bug. Yearbook Committee; National Honor Society; French Club; Pep Club. PATRICIA GAYNOR Mitzi” Known for her grey hair . . . merry- twinkle in her eyes . . . Beach Boys . . . would love to learn to play the drums . . . out for a good time. Yearbook Typist; Pep Club. CONSTANCE GIZZI Connie Loathes loafers . . . party girl . . . liked by everyone . . . adventurous . . . good listener for problems . . . The Tavern” . . . outgoing girl. Yearbook Sales Staff. WILLIAM GILIAM Hobby: tropical fish . . . enjoys gym classes . . . not shy at all . . . fun- loving at all times . . . one of to- morrow's draftsmen. Varsity Soccer; Varsity Track. CHRISTINE BECKER Blondie” Vailsburg's favorite beautician . . . craves a '60 Cadillac ... a hairdo a day . . . tall and slim . . . Good!” . . . favorite hangout: 18th Avenue Pep Club; Bowling Club. 48 THOMAS GERAGHTY Tommy A sports-loving personality . . . hates acrid odor—but who doesn't . . . tells strange jokes. Chorus; Intramural Softball; Varsity Wrestling; Indoor-Outdoor Track; Cross Country. SHEILA GOLUB Watch her cat an ice cream sandwich . . . a true pianist . . . has a pleasing personality ... a friend of many . . . cute accent. Chorus; Volleyball Team. JEFFREY GOODWIN -Jeff Vanity man . . . football and Jeff . . . at his best in English class ... a terror on the field . . . tall and good looking . . . dresses to kill . . . 18th Avenue. Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball. ROSALIE GRISH Ro” Fishing and boating . . . Reed's Con- fectionery . . . type of boy: tall, mus- cular. dark hair . . . just can't be serious . . . always happy ... pet peeve: V.H.S. boys . . . tremendous singer. Chorus; Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee. KAREN GRANHOLM Harpo Dances up a storm . . . second home: Seaside ... a million laughs . . . Himalaya . . . shaded hair . . . It's no big thing . . . boys . . . mischievous. Pep Club; Hall Patrol. PATRICIA ANNE GRIECO Pat- Loves walks on the avenue . . . Seaside Heights . . . stylish clothes . . . con- siderate and thoughtful . . . goes out of her way to help . . . Let me tell you. BRIAN MICHAEL GREENE Bri Very collegiate . . . The Kid . . . exceptionally witty . . . can talk him- self out of anything . . . one of the Mar-Kays . . . T.K.S.A. . . . hates not being able to sing in Physics Lab . . . good looking . . . Madras watchband . . . check this out! Debating Team: Bowling Team; Band; Orchestra; Math Club; Tennis Club; J.V. Baseball; Intramural Softball; Lit- erary Editor of the Yearbook; Asst. Sports Editor of Vine; Prom Commit- tee. 49 GRACE GUINTA Gray What a sin . . . very popular girl . . . against penny loafers ... the red tornado . . . ambition: to get a job . . . Mr. Valentine fan. Aide in Guidance Office. 50 GRACE ANN GUINTA Grade Willing to help . . . squeaky laugh . . . Any millionaires available? . . . down with bobby socks . . . fashionable . . . giddy. FLORA GROSENSTFIN Flo Constantly talking . . . enjoys funny people . . . great informer ... a hearty laugh . . . social counselor . . . cute and friendly . . . The Projects. Vine Representative; Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee; Business Club; Chorus. FREDERICK C. GUTEKUNST Fred Beautiful blue-green eyes . . . will someday enter the Air Force . . . friend- ly toward everyone . . . right-right . . . convertible man. Explorer Club; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Football. RICHARD HANTZ Ricky Cars, girls; girls, cars . . . hates noi having the car . . . bongo player . . enjoys being with grown-up people . . good dresser . . . good looking fellow Varsity Soccer; Wrestling MARGARET HENSEY Peggy Up-to-date on style . . . boy! can she cat . . . her lifesavers are chocolate . . . WB's her handout . . . Where’s Carole?” . . . always serious??? Pep Club. THERON JAMES HOLSTAD Teriy All-American boy . . . very short??? . . . crew cut . . . Ivy Hill . . . em- ployee of Kings . . . I'm not talking. Mr. Conway . . . fun to be with . . . a collegiate. RICHARD HIBEN Hih One of the Viking Eleven ... a big boy . . . seafood a favorite . . . blue eyes . . . History scholar ... six feet of all man. Varsity Football. ROBERT HOFFMAN Bob- Baby blue eyes . . . censors rainy days . . . Q-Stick Lounge ... on the quiet side . . . ready for anything ... a worker . . . enthusiastic math student. Boys' Bowling Club. JOSEPH HICKEY Hicks Practical joker . . . sports and girls . . . terrific dancer??? . . . Takes all kinds . . . T-Bird for him . . . neat dresser. Cross Country. LIBRARY VAILSBURC HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, N. J. ’ 51 RONALD HOSIE Itchy Crazy legs kid . . . lots of fun to be with . . . loved by everyone ... a fu- ture engineer—be hopes . . . really hates homework ... at a dance, always on the floor. Varsity Soccer; J.V. Baseball; Student Council; Hall Patrol. DARLENE JADELIS Beautiful long hair . . . strictly col- legiate . . . likes foreign cars and rich boys . . . remembered for her criticisms. Bowling; Spanish Club; Jr.-Sr. Recep- tion. JAMES IKIJSS Jimmy” Oh! Jimmy . . . '6-1 Mustang . . . military career . . . Marlena . . . sports on his mind ... a fugitive . . . dead set against English homework. J.V. Cross Country. PHYLLIS INGARO Phil Mmm. tuna fish! . . . Cadillacs and Charlie . . . remembered for giving some teachers a hard time . . . fun- loving . . . 5 5 63 . . . now a blonde. Guidance Office; Hall Patrol. MICHAEL INSABELLA Mike Our star basketball player . . . and size doesn't mean anything ... a real Espanol whiz . . . baseball and home runs . . . sports and more sports . . . enthusiastic senior . . . Michele . . . handsome. Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Student Council. BRUCH JONHS Not very flood at talkinfl . . . would be happy if he could play football an- other year . . . bifl bruiser . You're wrong . . . another varsity man . . . dresses to kill . . . handsome ... if once you don't succeed, try. try again. Varsity Football Captain. JEFFREY JAVERBAUM Jeff A loud trumpet player . . . found at the Mt. Vernon playground . . . Care . . . ditching in lunch line frustrates him. Cross Country; Varsity Track; Math Club; Band; Math Team; National Hon- or Society. BEVERLY IRENE JANSAK Bever Long, long nails . . . instrumental tal- ents: violin and piano . . . Cupid's best pal . . . loves cantaloupes. Orchestra; Vine Staff; Color Guard; Jr.-Sr. Reception PAUL JOVANIS Friendly to all . . . seen with the double . . . baseball . . . conservative dresser . . . Latin scholar . . . always confused with his brother . . . sports . . . slow songs . . . helpful. Math Club. THEODORE JOVANIS Ted- One of an identical set . . . sports and music . . . favorite type of girl: . . . easy to talk to . . . will certainly suc- ceed . . . exams??? ... his goals arc set high. 53 JOSEPH KELLER -Joc Loves gym . . . don't ever stand him up ... Ivy Hill . . . watch out for his green eyes—they hypnotize . . . gym- nastics bug . . . think, think, think. Wrestling. ROBERT KESSLER Bob Usually seen with Phil . . . likes his bowling and fishing . . . never on time . . . friendly disposition . . . Mrs. B . Boys' Bowling. RUTHELLEN KLEINER “Ruth A cute blue-eyed blonde . . . always has a witty remark . . . changes her mind!!! . . . achieves the best . . . leaves with the bell . . . always tops: an English group. French Club; F.T.A.; Vine Staff; Pep Club; National Honor Society; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Student Council; Editorial Staff of Yearbook. 54 BETTY KIRK Bets Cute Southern accent . . . model of the future . . . good French student??? . . . asset to cheerleading squad . . . always with little Louise. Cheerlcading; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Pep Club ROBERT KIMLER Bob Very provocative . . . ambition: to stay awake in school . . . blue: his favorite color . . . great joke teller . . . always in a daze . . . 'Wonderful, Won- derful! . . . N.C.E. Varsity Track; Softball; Wrestling. MARGARET JEAN KOCH Margie Those pajama parties . . . sympathetic ear . . . Seton Hall campus . . . can't stay awake ... on the go .. . long walks . . . fun-loving spirit. French Club; Orchestra; F.T.A.; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Chorus; Homeroom Repre- sentative; Twirler. IRENE KOTLAR Little dressmaker . . . black olives . . . Hi Peasant . . . blondie . . . sleep- ing and swimming her favorites . . . 5’2 . . . eyes of blue . . . 9 29 62 . . . attractive. Jr.-Sr. Reception PAUL KURBYWEIT Kurby” Watch him roller skate!!! ... a very tall boy . . . How about that . . . a shindig fan . . . found at Mike's. Intramural Softball. JOSEPH WALTER KNUTELSKI Joe Plans to enter navy ... to be seen along 18th Avenue ... a shy boy— sometimes . . . Rocky and his friends. Bowling Club. DONNA MARIE LAMBARIELLO Sting ray . . . that certain someone . . . always late . . . adventuresome . . . kind, generous, sensitive. LINDA ANN LAUTER Din A dancer at heart . . . little girl talk . . . her fellow must be able to dance . . . will someday be a Rockette . . . abundance of boy friends. Glee Club; Basketball; Dramatics Club; Sewing; Dance Club. 56 LINDA LASSEN Pebbles Sharp dresser . . . that nutty laugh . . . pet peeve: teachers . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . likes: nutty boys. Hall Patrol; Guidance Office. FRANCES ELIZABETH LARDIERI Fran Diet bug . . . Tsst” . . . always fixing her hair ... big black eyes . . . minds her own business . . . carefree ... too many boys . . . South Orange Village. Jr.-Sr. Reception; Modem Dance Club; Chorus; Yearbook Typist. CORINNE LcCOUR Loafers . . . Jaguar XKE . . . collegiate . . •. End of the World . . . water- melon kid . . . Larry . . . always cutting her hair . . . constantly with books in her hands. Bowling League; Spanish Club; Class Treasurer; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Yearbook Committee. MARK LEIBOWITZ Lei bo Sports . . . ambition: to be a doctor . . . Make Someone Happy ... pet peeve: his weight . . . always talking . . . loves his brother??? . . . Vailsburg First Aid Squad. Tennis Squad; Math Club; Softball Team; Varsity Football; Wrestling; Fu- ture Physicians Club. UNDA LESNIEWSKI Lynn Casual . . . McHale's navy . . . Pontiac . . . She Cried . . . Irvington Center hangout . . . ambition: secretary. Bowling. MARY LESKIW Scruffy That's cute . . . unusual laugh . . . long, long nails . . . exciting personality . . . talks and talks on phone . . . sew- ing whiz ... a very pretty girl. Pep Club; Chorus. IRENE LOFGREN Swedish beauty . . . comes and goes . . . trips to Sweden . . . never on time . . . cute and petite ... a talker . . . good sense of humor. MARLENE LIGUORI Mar” Big. beautiful eyes . . . smile of delight ' . . . plenty of friends . . . terrific cart- wheels . . . hairdos. Pep Club. AARON LEWIT You can find him at Grunings ... pet peeve: ties . . . very collegiate . . . fun-loving . . . good looking . . . West Orange girls . . . found with the boys of 64 . Cross Country; Varsity Track; Varsit} Soccer; Varsity Football; Varsity Wres- tling; Spanish Club; Student Council. 57 MAHAMAD REZA MAGHOOL Moe Everything Persian . . . ambition: to go to college ... a good kid . . . on the ftP PATRICIA MAGALAS Pat Warm smile . . . shining auburn hair . . . versatile girl with personality plus . . . green-eyed beauty who likes roast beef . . . sewing whiz . . . asset to the Twirling Squad ... a wild driver . . . Y.O.B. Senior Class President; Twirler; Basket- ball Team; Student Council; F.T.A.; Orchestra; National Honor Society; Jr.- Sr. Reception; Prom Committee. LYNN MACK Cute and sweet ... her heart be- longs to a certain someone . . . loves to sew . . . fun-loving and enjoyable to be with. Finance Committee; Yearbook Sales Staff. THOMAS MAGZEN Tom Our editor and chief . . . lots of am- bition . . . Star light, star bright, please bring me a car tonight . . oh! those deadlines . . . Jack of all trades . . . fun-loving, athletic, intelli- gent teenager with good looks to match. Editor-in-Chief of Valkyrian; Math Club; National Honor Society; Indoor and Outdoor Track; Future Physicians Club. PATRICIA MAGNUSSON Pat Neat dresser . . . 4 4 64 . . . white socks drive her mad . . . active person . . . green eyes and black hair. Girls' Basketball; Hall Patrol. CARMEN MALGIERI Car Cui it” ... a card shark . . . future time includes making millions—he sure- ly is lucky ... fun to be with . . . likes math Track; Bowling Club SALLIE MANDATO Sal” What a personality! . . . big brown eyes . . . fashions forever ... I care” . . . a friend for every smile ... a smile for every friend . . . Lil flirt” . . . stubborn ... a gift of gab . . . baton tosser . . . Y.O.B. . . . Student Council; Chorus; Twirling; F.T.A.; Yearbook Committee; Senior Reception Committee, French Club; Sec- retary of Senior Class; Italian Club; Prom Committee HEATHER MANNING Cute British accent . . . enjoys having fun . . . friendly . . . very likeable . . . at home when she hears The Beatles” . . . Homeroom Representative; Volleyball. JOSEPH MANGIERI Crazy Joe” A bom hunter ... 55' Chevy . . . U.S. Army 20-year man . . . found at Q- Stick Lounge ... a likeable guy . . . Varsity Wrestling LINDA MANDORLO Gloopy Peppy cheerleader . . . You're joking” . . . pretty and sweet . . . guess who has her fingers caught in the car door? . . . exotic long brown hair . . . counts her friends by the hundreds. Cheerleader; Pep Club; Vine Typist; Yearbook Typist 59 MICHAEL ROBERT MANNO Mike- Professor of music . . . gum chewer . . . rock and roll combo . . . Now what happened”??? . . . against old drivers . . . The Markays . . . quiet girls for him. Intramural Baseball. FRANK MASINO Francis Wants to retire rich and early . . . You should live so long . . . just loves police . . . onions . . . has a wonderful voice. Soccer Team; Spanish Club. JUNE FRANCIS MANTORE Junie Small and sweet . . . what a walk . . . stylish . . . different hairdos . . . loathes white socks . . . gallons of fun and energy . . . good things come in small packages. Pep Club; Business Club. JOSEPH MARGIOTTA Joe- Can be seen riding around . . . loves pool . . . ability in sports . . . fire engine red . . . against the thought of homework. Bowling Culb; Varsity Track; Wres- tling; Intramural Football; Intramural Baseball; Intramural Basketball. WALTER MARTIN Walt- Neat dresser . . . good-natured . . . likes Corvettes . . . seen with Charlie . . . dislikes school . . . July 14 . . . likes summer. DOMINICK ANTHONY MAZZACETTI Dom Down ro earth . . . Danny's brother . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . good kid . . . Mr. M s jokes . . . another Benny Goodman „ . . good- looking siris ... a lot of friends . . . not too shy. Debating Club; French Club; Math Club; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Chorus; Band; Orchestra; National Honor Society; Yearbook Committee. DANIEL MAZZACETTI Danny Our friendly senior salesman . . . full of energy . . . V P. enthusiastic senior . . . fun-loving ... a regular guy. J.V. Football; Math Club; Band; Or- chestra; Varsity Track; Jr.-Sr. Recep- tion; Chorus; Co-Editor of Sports— Valkyrian; Vice-Pres, of Senior Class. BRIAN MATUSE Bri Casual hut neat . . . crazy over hockey . . . doesn't like foolish people . . . easy going . . . Q-Stick Lounge . . . nothing can keep him quiet. Varsity Wrestling; Latin Club. BARBARA McELHOSE A record collector . . . tall and thin . . . everyone's friend . . . adores teach- ers who give no homework . . . hazel eyes . . . friendly person. MARGARET McGOWAN ‘ Peg Known for her green eyes . . . Oh! sure . . . unpredictable girl ... re- membered for roaming halls with Sal- lie .. . energetic cheerleader . . . pleasing personality ... oh! those ex- periments in physics lab. Vice-Pres. of Student Council; Pep Club; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; Jr.-Sr. Re- ception; Cheerleader; Yearbook Edi- torial Staff. AGNES McGUIRE Aggie Pinball machines, guitars, sleeping and Denny . . . neat dresser . . . always frowning . . . sure can tie shoe laces . . . You'll get over it Pep Club; Vine Representative; Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee; Girls Bowling DOROTHY MECHNYCZ “Dottie” A barrel of fun ... a lot of pep . . . helpful to all . . . petite . . . green eyes . . . hopes someday to wear a white cap . . . loud voice . . . devilish . . . Pep Club; Future Physicans Club; Chorus; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Homeroom Representatives; Assistant Layout Edi- tor; French Club JAMES McNICHOL Jim Dislikes conceited people . . . T-Bird . . . girls and football . . . Tell me another one . . . History a favorite . . . patron of the arts?? . . . enjoys money . . . JOHN MECCA Jack One of the Markays . . . undying love for his sax . . . big. hazel eyes . . . great conversationalist . . . 65 Fair- lane . . . well liked ... his column Intramural Softball; Assembly Commit- tee; Band; Varsity Soccer; Champion Bowling Team; Orchestra; Sports Edi- tor of Vine; Yearbook Committee Edi- tor of Pen In Hand VINCENT WILLIAM MEALY Bill- Likeable fellow . . . remember Chem Lab?? ... he and his job . . . normal teenager . . . June 19th . . . hobby; Chemistry . . . Varsity Outdoor Track JOHN MELODICK John Fishing his favorite pastime ... a steak eater . . . up-to-date dresser . . . No homework? . . . argues constantly with his sister . . . enjoys meeting people . . . would love to own a Chevy Supersport . . . nice guy. Varsity Track. MAUREEN MELICI Skating her favorite pastime . . . can't remember but can easily forget . . . outgoing . . . quiet at times . . . bright future. Bowling Club; Pep Club. DREW EUGENE MEIMEN Drewlyn” Carefree . . . roams about with his '60 Dodge . . . clown of the band bus . . . everyone's friend . . . life of every party ... can be seen on the floor . . . D.E. M. . . . T.K.B. Band; Orchestra; Dance Band; Dance Committee. MARY MESSINA Mar” Cute smile . . . half pint of fun . . . gets upset easily . . . Essex Catholic . . . remembered for walking out of twirling practice . . . many good points . . . yellow tea roses her favorite . . . mmm tuna fish . . . understanding. Orchestra; Vine Staff; Co-Captain of Twirlers; National Honor Society; Pep Club; Italian Club; Yearbook Commit- tee; Future Physicians. JEANNE MILLER Attractive . . . long dark hair . . . can’t stay home . . . hates getting up in the morning . . . easy to get along with . . . ambition: to be a model . . . liked by all. Student Council. ROSEMARY MUSANTE Roc TV watcher . . . pierced ears . . . winning smile . . . pretty, intelligent girl . . . temper, temper! . . . deserves the best . . . chemistry whiz. French Club; Vine Staff; Spanish Club; National Honor Society. KATHY MURRAY “Mur” Sleepytimc gal . . . 6 17 64 . . . legal secretary—her ambition ... al- ways talks about work ... a good dancer . . . Barn's best worker . . . cute and peppy. Pep Club: Guidance Dept. Aide. ELAINE NANN Pat Collegiate style to her dress . . . likes having fun and always finds it . . . That's life . .. call her Smiley. Dramatics Club. LINDA MORETTI Dippy Everyone's friend ... jet black hair . . . dancing??? . . . found at Peter's . . . she'll never forget the Paddock . . . awaits next summer. JAMES NATALE ‘ Jimmy Millions of sweaters . . . quiet, but watch out . . . teases but pleases . . . a real doll ... an education is his goal ... a riot in English class . . . terrific dancer. Intramural Baseball; Intramural Basket- ball; Varsity Track; Varsity Wrestling; Student Council. LYNDA PADULA Lyn” Sparkling personality . . . gorgeous eyes . . . likes thoughts of graduating . . . unusual way of combing her hair . . . loves to come home late . . . Michael ... is sure to he heard. Pep Club JOAN CAROL NEISS Joanie Just can't be on time ... an excellent student . . . can-can dancer . . . likes Democrats . . . very feminine ... so- phisticated ... a smile for everyone . . . future teacher. National Honor Society; Math Club; Chairman of Organizations of Year- book. Future Physician's Club; French Club; Latin Club; FT A; Band; Or- chestra. THOMAS OBERLE1TON ‘Tommy Handsome and popular . . . accidents down the shore . . . attracted to the chcm lab . . . waterskiing . . . expert . . . odd handwriting . . . loads of fun to be with . . . Hey. Mrs. B. LENORA ODELL Nora” Red her color . . . escapades down the shore . . . little elf . . . neat and simple . . . cute . . . sensible and sincere . . . little lady. Pep Club; Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee; Business Club. CHRISTINE MARIE AHES OWAD ■’Chris” Artist . . . hates T V. . . . likes sim- plicity . . . attractive ash-blonde hair . . . loathes soggy French fries ... a real go getter . . . Really French Club; Chorus; Volleyball; Girls’ Bowling; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Assistant Layout Editor of Valkyrian. MARIE PALUMBO Will someday become a teacher . . . loves getting letters . . . You know . . . simple and sweet . . . always does her algebra. Math Club; Italian Club; F.T.A.; Bowl- ing Club. 66 LOUIS PALLITO Lou There's no time like the meantime . . . Dec. 14 . . . found at Old Military Hall . . . tells bad jokes . . . against teachers' pets . . . cars and girls as usual. Pep Club; Yearbook Committee; Span ish Club; Hall Patrol; Jr.Sr. Recep- tions; F.T.A. FRANK PASSERO Mathematical mind . . . unforgettable left jaw . . . witty? . . . all-around person . . . summers in the hospital . . . intelligent. Band; Orchestra; French Club; Math Club; Vine Reporter; Debating Club; Math Team; Future Physicians Club; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Yearbook; National Honor Society. LOUIS PAGLIA Curly How he loves gym and lunch . . . yea! . . . football . . . clear the way when he's on the road . . . remembered for his curly locks . . . will he ever stop fooling around ... a real ladies' man. J.V. Football; Varsity Football. JULIAN PAWLOWSKI A good looker . . . 6'2” of fun . . . Ivy Hill is his favorite spot . . . wanted: a nice friendly girl ... has a passion for an Avanti. Varsity Soccer. LINDA KAY PECORA Lin” Blonde hair and big blue eyes . . . YO B. vs. T.K.B. . . . impossible to keep quiet or stay home . . . Mercury . . . fun-loving . . . livens up any crowd . . . V P. . . . leader of the pack. FT. A.; Pep Club; Vice-Pres. of Stu- dent Council; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Basket- ball Club; Assembly Committee; French Club; Italian Club. MARIANNA PAULINE PETOIA Mar Petite and a smile that can’t be beat . . . bom to dance . . . Twirling prac- tice tomorrow, girls ... a girl who has everything . . . Yea! Benedicts . . . beautiful nails ... at the head of the line . . . many talents . . . Andy. Captain of the Twirlers; Sec. of Senior Class; Orchestra; French Club; Year- book Staff; Band; F T A.; Vice-Pres of National Honor Society; Assembly Committee; Vine Staff; Jr.-Sr. Recep- tion. LORRAINE PIRONE Lou Sophisticated personality . . . she'll never forget Seaside . . . Dupree s fan 1 . . . I've got to have a piece of gum ... big sister . . . exquisite clothes . . . green eyes and raven tresses. Student Council; Pep Club; Jr.-Sr. Re- ception. ■ ADRIENNE ALESSANDRIA PIANCONE A Modest . . . pastime: roaming the halls . my niece Marilyn . . . pin crary . . . All right, that's enough” . . . collegiate. F.T.A.; Chorus; Pep Club; Jr.-Sr. Re- ception; Tennis Club. JOSEPH PETTINEO Joe Cars and girls . . . James Bond (007) . . . easy life for him . . . collegiate . . . anything Italian . . . warm-hearted .. . well-liked. 67 CAROLYN PIZZUTO Carol” Pennsylvania accent . . . Obviously . . . pet peeve: to be kept waiting . . . constantly fooling around ... not a ham ... a bit shy ... air line stewardess of tomorrow. Advertising Committee. STEVE POLLACK Steve Constantly says: yeah right . . . nice personality . . . neat collegiate dresser . . . good driver??? . . . Varsity Track; Swimming; Audio-Vis- ual Aide; Yearbook Committee. WILLIAM PRICE Bill Sports-loving guy . . . basketball and Bill . . . found at V.H.S. gym . . 44 . . . a joker . . . trademark: a basketball . . . walk tall. Varsity Basketball; Outdoor Track. KATHLEEN BETTY PRICE Kathy Always ready with a smile . . . teases . . . willing to help . . . long blonde hair . . . quiet with a sense of humor . . . Pat . . . enjoys a variety of enter- tainment. Bowling Club; Vine Reporter; Editorial Staff of Yearbook; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Italian Club; F.T.A.; Jr.-Sr. Re- ceptiqp. ANTHONY PORCELLI Harpo Remembered for running cars on the curb . . . enjoys a friendly game of football . . . conservative ... set for life if he could be rich and happy . . . This Boy ... his hangout: Q-House. Yearbook Sales Staff. ELIZABETH ANNE QUEENAN Beth A country gal at heart . . . navy blue her color . . . against shoes ... the girl with the big stick . . . one-time twirlcr . . . folk music for her ... an individualist. Drum Majorette; Twirling; Chorus; Band; Orchestra; National Honor So- ciet)-. Jr.-Sr. Reception; F.T.A.; As- sembly Committee; Yearbook Staff; French Club; Tennis Club. ROBERT PRIGNANO Prig” Pin-striped shirts . . crazy fingers piano player . . . likeable personality . . . chemistry??? . . . pleasant in class. Varsity Track; Wrestling; Golf; F.T.A.; Spanish Club. MARY PRIGNANO Mary Lou Quiet girl . . . secrets . . . hangout: her front porch . . . good driver??? . . . small . . . baby sitting her favorite pastime . . . dancing and skating rank high . .. cute. PATRICIA JACQUELINE QUINN Good salesman . . . Bob . . . warm smile ... a traveler . . . modeling school graduate . . . football games . . . tall . .. latest styles. Yearbook Typist; Pep Club; Chorus; Bowling Club; Advertising Committee; Dance Reception; French Club. JOHN QUINN Jack Enjoys art and is good at it . . . has quite a few friends . . . Anything for a laugh . . . likes' a good time . . . tall and handsome. Varsity Baseball; Varsity Baskethall; Intramural Football; Varsity Track. JOAN SHARON QUINT Quincy Scm and heard . . . adores blonde hair and blue eyes . . . lover of sand and sea . . . Take a walk' . . . types after school . . . enjoys good times. Girls’ Basketball. GLORIA ROBIN Gloric Sports lover . . . How'd you put that job off? . : . Zig’s . . . Newman and Brando . . . collegiate . . . voice of Vailsburg at football games . . . dis- likes inconsiderate people. Hall Patrol; Girls' Basketball; Girls’ Bowling; Pep Club. 70 JACK RAKE Stretch” Tall and thin . . . cast out of baseball . . . known for bothering his English teacher . . . home-cooked meals ... if you know his you like him ... a hustler. Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball; Hall Patrol; J.V. Baseball; J.V. Basket- ball; Intramural Basketball and Foot- ball. EDWINA LUANE RISSLAND Future math teacher . . . writer of V.H.S. Alma Mater . . . Cape Cod . . . a talented musician . . . loves sailing and folksinging . . . displays an under- standing of everything . . . punster at times . . . M3 .. . perfectionist. Editor-in Chief of Vine; Managing Ed- itor of Valkyrian; National Honor So- ciety; Math Team; Math Club; Dance Band; Orchestra; Band; Chorus; French Club; Tennis; Basketball; Bowling. LAUREN RENNA Lolly- Very outgoing ... cut but constantly in some kind of trouble . . . will teach- ers ever leave this girl alone . . . spar- kling personality . . . future career girl. WILLIAM RONCO •Billy- Good humorist . . . What can I say?' . . . crazy about radio . . . ambition: to be a loafer . . . sparkling twinkle in his eye . . . conservative dresser . . . good student . . . teacher imitations . . . work. work. work. Math Club; French Club; Band; Na- tional Honor Society; Advertising Co- ordinator; Varsity Tennis; Prom Com- mittee. JUANITA RODRIGUEZ Cupie A true artist . . . eats anything and everything . . . friendly . . . enjoys folk music . . . dislikes people who talk too much . . . You guys' . . . ex- tremely talented . . . A’s in physics. Math Club; French Club; Yearbook; Volleyball; National Honor Society; Future Physicians Club. SYDNEY ROSENFIELD Syd Squeaky laugh . . . butter ball . . . Lots of Luck' ... Ivy Hill Park . . . being small is no handicap . . . high- pitched voice . . . lots of fun . . . curly hair ... at his best doing nothing. Varsity Soccer; Varsity Swimming; Wrestling. THOMAS ROBIN Tom Zigs ... lab experiments . . . can't keep that lunch bag in his hands . . . wild, hearty laugh . . . pencil over ear .. . How about that? .. . Intramural Baseball; Varsity Track; Spanish Club. MARIE ROY Attractive and out-going . . . can't stand dogs . . . Get out . . . admires an ambitious boy ... no one special .. . work and more work. Chorus. LYNDA RUTZ ’Lyn Visits to the office . . . never without Diane ... a real clown ... pet peeve: men . . . bright red hair . . . fun and mischief. Pep Club. PAUL RUDOLF Rudy Hot rod kid . . . suave dresser ... a great dancer . . . always home? . . . chews gum continuously . . . lots of fun. ELLIOT RUBIN El- Persona lity-pi us . . . handsome blonde . . . great wrestler . . . Cool it . . . Oh! those English marks . . . likes cute 5‘3” girls. J.V. Basketball; Varsity Wrestling; In- tramural Basketball. KATHLEEN F. RYAN Kathy Loves parties . . . white socks drive her mad . . . You're kidding ... al- ways has a comb with her . . . fun and more fun. JAMES SABIA Jim” Mr. Songwriter . . . author of Bubble Gum Baby . . . neat dresser . . . clever remarks in gym class . . . asset to orchestra ... I dig ... a million laughs—2nd clown of the band bus. Varsity Soccer; Varsity Track; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball; Orchestra; Dance Band; Bowling Team. 72 RONAI.D SAGES An Italian temper—minus an Italian name . . . “Locks and Irish . . . East Side ... a real clown . . . Warner Bros. Studio. ROBERT S A LINS Bob December 25 any year . . . fishing, fishing, fishing . . . against any kind of work . . . not a dancer . . . money crazy . . . comedian. Varsity Track; Intramural Football; In- tramural Baseball. GAIL ELLEN SAYRE Remember those football games? . . . My Own True Love . . . trying to gain weight ... a little pixie . . . likes people and people like her . . . Model T . . . found at the Village. Pep Club; Modem Dance Club; Cho- rus; Typing Committee PAUL SANTORELLI Slow but witty remarks ... a big tease . . . nice smile ... shy at times . . . bright eyes . . . “Don't worry about it . . . found at the Q-Stick Lounge. JANET SANTASIRI Practical joker . . . it's 4 o'clock in the morning . . . bookkeeper ... the good life . . telephone talker . . . 1 29 62 . . . Jimmy for Sunday dinner regularly .. . up to date ... popular parents. 73 RAYMOND SCHMITT •Ray Shy and quirt . . . enjoys all sports . . . ambition: to be successful . . . stay away from this boy if you’re wrapped up in yourself . . . study??? .. . great friend to have. J.V. Baseball; Varsity Wrestling; Intra- mural Basketball; Intramural Baseball. MARK SCHANF.MAN Mark” Another Fred Astaire??? ... I can't believe it” . . . what a talk and walk . . . Impalas for him . . . average high school boy with average high school joys . . . drink, drink, drink. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Base- ball; Intramural Football. EDWARD SCHWARZ ’•Eddie Rebel without a cause . . . non-con- formist ... sly trombone . . . loves: food and ‘62 Chevy . . . always laugh- ing. J.V. Basketball; Dance Band; Band; Orchestra; Bowling Team. GEORGE L. SCERBO Hangout: South Orange Village . . . a real class clown . . . rides in a Bbnne- ville . . . Carole . . . wants to be happy forever after. Hall Patrol; Varsity Soccer; Audio- Visual Aide. GEORGE SCHOFIELD Remembered for: no homework . . . always fooling around . . . looks for- ward to graduation . . . considerate . . . cars . . . notoriously independent. Bowling Team. 74 EDWARD T. SHAUGHNESSY Eddie Moves to a good beat . . . gets A5 in Latin . . . sure to go far . . . one of the Dennclls . . . fun-loving . . . nicely dressed . . . good looking and clever. Orchestra; Band; Dance Band. DIANE MARIE SICONOLFI Dec Girl Friday . . . continually on a diet . . . chic dresser . . . pleasant outlook . . . fashionable short brown hair . . tries best at cooking . . . always losing things. Chorus; French Club; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Vine; Pep Club; Typist Vailsburg Lead- er; Rec. Sec. Business Club. LOUIS ANTHONY SFERLAZZO Louie” Drummer boy . . . hangout: room 101; You wanna crack up? . . . L.A.S. . . . one of the Denells . . . our Ringo . . . handsome and debonair . . . hates people who skip practice . . . very like- able . . . outgoing personality . . . T.K.B. Orchestra; Band; Student Council; Bowling; Prom Committee; Homeroom Representative. HAZEL ANN SHEA Haa Big blue eyes . . . sweet disposition . . . a bundle of joy . . . blushes easily . . . can she ever be serious? ... '64 Rambler convertible . . . good student. Yearbook Committee . MICHAEL SHUMILA Mike That's the way it goes . . . plays his drums on his desk . . . long hair . . . likes jazz ... has a wonderful dis- position . . . another “Markay” . . . good kid . . . quiet. Intramural Baseball; Band; Orchestra. HELENE SKIDANOW Loves lobster . . . huge vocabulary . . quiet voice . . . honest and true friend . . . Corvette for her . . . intelligent student . . . longs to write a book . . . dislikes drying dishes . . . nice to talk to. RICHARD SMITH Ritch Oh. yeah!” . . . another Benny Good man with the clarinet . . . Ivy League . . . F-85 ... pet peeves: Gemra. 11th hour . . . college bound . . . what a smile. Band; Orchestra; J.V. Football; Math Team; Math Club; Bowling Club; In tramural Basketball; National Honor Society. EDWARD SLAWINSKI Bear Can do without ties . . . remembered for unusual looking cars . . . policemen are his best friends . . . conservative way of thinking . . . Don’s . . . Ham- burger King. Varsity Wrestling; Varsity Track KATHY SMITH Kate- Talented artist . . . very persistent per- son . . . unpredictable . . . always wins her arguments . . . cute and pleasant . . . forever smiling . . . pixie . . . never a dull moment. Pep Club; Student Council; Prom Com- mittee; Bowling Club. JOYCE SMITH Joy A great cheerleader . . . neat at all times . . . Tommy ... a good dancer . . always slams her locker ... a iot at parties ... a trig scholar. Pep Club; Basketball Team; Co-Captain of Cheerleaders; Jr.-Sr. Reception Com- mittee; Yearbook Editorial Staff; H R representative of Student Council; Typ- ist for Vine. SHARON ELIZABETH SMITH Smitty Will take any car . . . that someone must be sincere and friendly . . . loves doing dishes??? . . . For the love of Pete . Pep Club; Bowlin Club. GERALDINE SOLOMITA Gerry” Known by everyone . . our friendly senior salesgirl . . . talking is her habit . . . cute 'n friendly ... all fun—never a dull moment . . . changeable hair color. Student Council; Advertising Commit- tee; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Pep Club; Span- ish Club. LINDA SPECHT Lin 22 . . . just come to her with your problems . . . long, long brown tresses . . . seen with a certain someone . . . good student. Tennis Club; Bowling Club; Jr.-Sr. Re- ception; Finance Committee. ROBERT SMITH Bob- Seen but rarely heard . . . wastes time . . . can't get to school on time . . . easy to get along with ... a non- chalant guy . . . loves to spend money. ANNE HELENA STANKO Annie- Beautiful white teeth and delicate com- plexion . . . Bodnar's Esso station . . . Yea! Seton Hall ... all girl with extra added attractions ... a passion for drag races . . . just can't be on time . . . Schmaltz”. Pep Club; Tennis Club; Finance Com- mittee; Jr.-Sr. Reception. ROBERT STANZIONE Stan V.H.S. sports favorite . . . happy-go- lucky . . . easy to get to know . . . keeps a neat appearance ... shy in a way ... a future private eye. Varsity Basketball; Varsity Football. MARY STEEVES Mar” Adorable nose . . . cute ways . . . glad rags . . . very feminine . . . bubbling sense of humor ... a bright future . . . creator of school spirit . . . enthusiastic twirler . . . Friday nights and lots of fun!!! Chorus; Band; Orchestra; Twirling; National Honor Society; Assembly Committee; Jr.-Sr. Reception Commit- tee; Business Club. JANICE ELAINE STIVERS Jan- Unforgettable laugh ... a real panic . . . always in a good mood . . . likes to scheme . . . devilish smile . . . known for: writing notes—blonde hair. Chorus; Pep Club; Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee. ROBERT STEINER Bamy Everybody's his friend . . . neat dresser . . . Mary W. ... pet peeve: homework ... girl watcher . .. walking. RONA ANN STEINBERG Ro Vivacious . . . does ordinary things in an unusual way . . . everything col- legiate for this enthusiastic senior . . . always looking for a hairdo ... sar- castic . . . perpetual talker. Yearbook Editorial Staff; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Girls Basketball Team; Prom Committee; Senior Class Publicity Chairman. MATTHEW TANZOLA “Matty'' Likes all girls . . . “How's that grab you . . . doesn't like pets . . . sports lover. Intramural Softball; Intramural Basket- ball; Intramural Football. RICHARD TANNER Rich Obviously ... a real doll . . . sports and more sports . . . scrimmages . . . How old are you, 10 or 11?” . . . green eyes . . . enjoys good times . . . in and out of football. Varsity Basketball; Varsity Football. SHIRLEY SZUCH Animal lover . . . never on time . . . dreams of “happy ever after . . . shy and quiet . . . never complains . . . loves to relax .. . TV watcher. Hall Patrol DIANE TEDESCO “Ding Letter writer . . . can't stand boys who go away to college . . . adorable . . . Lincoln playground . . . will likely succeed . . . great girl . . millions of friends . . . gorgeous hair. Pep Club. PHYLLIS TORRISI Phyl Always busy . . . helping hand at all times . . . favorite sport: swimming . . . Mr. D's pet. Spanish Club. 79 PATRICIA PALMA TRABUCCO Pat What a personality ... can she dance! . . . loves anythin Italian . . . always seen with Kathy . . . It's stunning . . . loads of fun to be with . . . every- one's laughing when she's around . . . sure to be a success. Bowling Club; Italian Club; Yearbook Committee; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Advertising Commit- tee; F.T.A.; Assembly Committee. LINDA VALENZA Craves anything chocolate . . . despises boys with long hair . . . second home, Jackie's house . . . small ... shy at times ... I didn't do it . ROSEMARY VIRGINIA TORTORE LLO Roe Cute and petite . . . shy at first but watch out! . . . 4 11 of dancing dyna- mite ... oh! for my own car . . . beautician of tomorrow . . . little Rosie. Student Council; Handbook Committee; Finance Committee; Advertising Com- mittee; Hall Patrol; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Pep Club. ANGELA VALVANO Ang Warm and sincere . . . reading movie magazines her pastime . . . baby face . . . long, long nails ... a gleam in her eye . . . unpredictable. Student Council; Vine Staff. 80 KAMELA VAZIR Kim Smile, you’re on Candid Camera . . . watch her do her yogi exercises . . . sweet, simple, quiet . . . favorite celebrity—Nehru ... a traveler at heart .. . future MD. ALLAN VAN DYKE Future millionaire . . . expensive food . . . likes beautiful girls ... a bit lazy .. . handsome . . . FRANK VERNACCHIO Easy to talk to . . . happy-go-lucky . . . what a singer . . . good sense of humor . . . longs to remain a bachelor . . . Bewitched’ ... a real historian .. . he and his Buicks . . . LINDA CHRISTINE VERDERAME Lyn Ma” . . . just ask your heart . . . many brothers . . . our president . . what an Italian translator . . . Artie . . . a friend to all . . . merry twinkle in her eyes . . . watch out for those fresh- men!!! President of Student Council; Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee; Vine Staff; Homeroom Treasurer CHRISTOPHER C. VELARDO, JR. Chris Cute southern accent . . . looking for- ward to June '65 . . . tomorrow s fighter pilot . . . drummer boy . . . tells good jokes ... can do without ties . . . money crazy . . . all-around guy ... Latin Club; Band; Orchestra 81 ROBERT WALKER Bob Coliege-bound . . . just loves bow ties and white socles . . . girls, money. Corvettes . .. quiet .. . short. Indoor Track; Intramural Softball; Hall Patrol; Varsity Wrestling; Intramural Basketball. PHILIP VISICARO Vissy Thinks jn an unusual way . . . hambone . . . best at not doing homework . . . dreams of a car . . . just can't keep quiet . . . liked by all . . . sharp dresser . . . Runaway. Varsity Track; Boys' Bowling; Intra- mural Basketball; French Club; Cross Country. STEVE A. WALKO Better late than never . . . 1932-V8 Ford . . . model cars occupy his spare time . . . sports . . . clear the roads . . . will someday play football the right way. CAMILLE VERNIERO Cam Bright brown eyes and dark brown hair . . . more of More . . . Monte Carlo . . . very likeable ... I don't believe it” . . . rarely heard . . . unquestionably calm. Vine Staff; Typist for Vine; Chorus; Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee. ROBERT EDWARD WALLACE Bobby- Tall and thin . . . basketball for him . . . What a bore . . . future pharma- cist . . . chemistry whiz. Cross Country Team; Outdoor Track Team; Intramural Basketball and Foot- ball; Vanity Basketball. SHARON WALSH Butch Forget about it . . . forever talking on phone . . . nice dresser and good dancer . . . fainting spells . . . remember those football games??? ... a little Irish girl. F.RICA WEINGAST Er Interested in people . . . great story- teller . . . always hopping about New York City . . . another individualist . . . Miss Lively at good parties . . . may someday be in the theater . . . shrimp. Associate Editor of Vine; French Club; Orchestra; Pres, of Assembly Commit- tee; National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff. JOAN WARF.CHOWSKI Joni Likes blue eyes . . . known for her laugh . . . Bye, Charlie . . . long silky eyelashes ... a problem solver ... just loves long walks. 1 WILLIAM WEBFR Billy- Top swimmer . . . curly blonde locks . . . ambition: to be rich and famous . . . clowns around . . . Don't care .. . fast cars. Captain of Swimming Team; Co-Cap- tain of Soccer Team; Varsity Track; Audio-Visual Aide. RONALD WEINBERG Ron You're kidding ... a true Met fan . . . very unusual laugh . . . Mr. Trig .. . tennis pro. French Club; Math Club; Orchestra; Band; Dance Band; Tennis Club; Var- sity Soccer. 83 LOUIS WESTREICH Lou” Wildly conservative . . . known for hi� bowling average . . . never a dull moment ... can he or can’t he drive, that's the question? . . . this future doctor might be a butcher . . . nice guy. Future Physicians Club; Varsity Track Team; Varsity Swimming Team; Biol- ogy Club; Audio-Visuals Captain; Math Club; Boys' Bowling. RICHARD WOLFF Wolfie Nice all around guy . . . idolizes James Bond . . . I’ll hang ya ... the comer . . . will one day retire rich . . . not bad on the soccer field . . . ability to make friends. Varsity Soccer JOHN WHITE Jack A pro at convincing people . . . The two Ed's . . . one day will really go to Brazil . . . never in a bad mood . . . a great guy ... future??? Band; Orchestra; Dance Band; Prom Committee; Sr. Dance Committee. CAROLE WILLIAMS Blondie Full of pep . . . orange hair . . . He's a bargain . . . always embarrassing her friends . . . very friendly . . . lovely smile. Chorus DIANE WILGAN Cookie A real cowgirl . . . hair and more hair . . . frequent hangout—V.H.S. office . . . horseback rider . . . active gal . . . never without Lynda .. . good kid. a MARY ANN M. WROBLESKI Mar Screams at football games . . . tall and cure . . . collegiate . . . California on her mind ... an individualist . . . a friend to everyone . . . gets upset easily ... Seaside Heights. Assembly Committee; French Club; Pep Club; Asst. Bus. Manager of Yearbook; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Chorus; Business Club; F.T.A.; Business Editor of Vine; Homeroom Representative. LINDA DOROTHY WOLOSEN Lyn Small but full of pep . . . plenty of school spirit . . . never drops her baton . . . what a great violinist . . . has a smile for everyone—and what a smile! Chorus; French Club; Orchestra; F.T.A.; National Honor Society; Year- book Staff; Assembly Committee. JANE MARIE WOLFRAM Bubbles Hates sports . . . eyes like pools of water . . . raven hair . . . Sharp . . . ambition: walking down the aisle . . . blue her color .. . record buyer. DIANE PAULA YOUNG Di- Younger twin . . . blushes easily . . . thinks about the past . . . makes friends easily . . . beautiful girl with lovely hair ... a poet . . . summertime . . . laughing green eyes . . . never gets a punch line. Color Guard; Tennis Club; Pep Club; Alternate Twirler; Chorus; Yearbook Committee; National Honor Society; Jr.-Sr. Reception; Spanish Club. ALLAN ENG YOUNG Never static, never static . . . anything on four wheels for him . . . will he ever dance? . . . against stupidity . . . screams for ice cream ... the last day ... tops in science. Math Club; French Club; Band; Or- chestra; Math Team; Future Physicians Club; Yearbook Committee; Assembly Committee; Pres.—Honor Society. LINDA ELEANOR YOUNG Lyn What a temper! . . . one of a pair . . . Oh! those summers at Lake Tamarack . . . tall and beautiful . . . always under- lining sentences . . . watch her get out of a car ... great personality. Art Editor of Yearbook; F.T.A.; Junior- Senior Reception Comm.; Pep Club; N.H.S.; Spanish Club; Orchestra; Hon- or Guard. LOUISE YUEN Lu A smile is very often found with her . . . soft-spoken cheerleader . . well- behaved . . . pleasant to be with . loved by everyone . . . found with Betty. Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee; Yearbook Committee; Cheerleader; Pep Club; Leaders Club; F.T.A. GREGORY ZITTEL Zit Oh! those eyes of blue . . . one of Coach Stone's boys . . . football, fe- males, food, and fun . . . Varsity Man . . . Viking athlete by all means . . . good looker, too! Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Var- sity Basketball; Student Council. ROBERT ZARELLA Bob- Willing to help any needy person . . . a future artist . . . enjoys people with a sense of humor . . . lives for excite- ment ,.. money crazy. Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee. ROBERT J. ZAMARRA Z Ravioli man . . . You know , . . conservative . . . known for: walks in the shop . . . homeroom teachers??? . . . H O. trains . . . horticulture . . , car crazy. Varsity Track. Congratulations to the 1965 Graduates OFFICERS and MEMBERS VAILSBURG HIGH SCHOOL FATHERS CLUB Nearly everyone at Vailsburg is involved in some way with the sports program. Both player and spectator learn good sportsmanship, loyalty, and respect for and understanding of their teammates and opponents. Respect and understanding help remove prejudices and lead to the goal of peace through understanding. A school's participation in interscholastic competition is an important factor in the development of that school's reputation. A reputation is built not only upon the won and lost record, but also upon the be- havior and sportsmanship of the teams and their supporters. Measured by either of these standards, Vailsburg's reputation is among the best. 2___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 89 VIKINGS BEGIN END SEASON VICTORY L. to R. First Row: Dick Hibcn, Jim Bartilotta, Don Bernard. John DePalma, Jeff Goodwin, Bruce Jones, Greg Zittel, Bob Stan- zione, Mike Abbondante, Gil Mangucci, Carl Roberts, Ken Miller. Second Row: Tom Abbondante, Tod Wagenbach, Frank Williams, Bob Villanova, Gary Gann, Lou Pedalino, Joe Marotta, Frank Cifelli, Aaron Lewit, Mike Cosimano, Dan D'Amico, John Bellavia, Lou Paglia, Myles MacDonald, Nick Faragi. Al Insabella, Jud Lombardi, Joe Lordi, Jerry Napoliello, Mike Blake, Tony Brown. ijf Ck 1 US COACHES: Art Scavone, Sol Stone, Frank Divide The Viking eleven, coached by Mr. Sol Stone, won the opening and closing games of the 1964 season. Thirsting for revenge, the Vikings opened the season by sur- prising Central and the Newark News sports writer, too, by defeating the Blue Devils, 7-0. Vailsburg’s score came late in the second quarter when Danny D'Amico battered across the enemy goal line. The conversion was successful. Vailsburg’s brilliant de- fensive action held Central scoreless. After seven losses, Vailsburg met West Essex at the Scarlet Knights’ field for the Thanksgiving Day classic. Trailing 9-6 at half time, we pulled the game out with a touchdown on the second play of the final quarter. Don Bernard had it set up by intercepting a pass and running it back 48 yards. Kenny Miller then passed to Bernard for the winning touchdown. The team has great hopes for the future because of the ex- perience it has gained in the past three seasons and the promising underclassmen who arc coming up. 90 Viking halfback Miller stuns Panther defense on end run. A happy ending to a well-earned vic- tory. Don Bernard stops Cedar Grove halfback for little gain. Viking fans storm field to congratulate victorious team. First and ten. Lewit and Insabella throw Knight’s quarterback for 12-yard loss. Aaron Lcwit Halfback NO. 26 Don Bernard Halfback NO. 12 SEASON VAILSBURG VAILSBURG VAILSBURG VAILSBURG VAILSBURG VAILSBURG VAILSBURG VAILSBURG VAILSBURG Mike Abbondantc End NO. 82 John DePalma Guard NO. 63 Bruce Jones Tackle NO. 77 'Co-Captain” Richie Hibcn Tackle NO. 78 Bob Stanzionc Halfback NO. pO A madeo Avogadro Water Boy NO. 6.02 x 10.23 SCORES Central Boon ton Weequahic Clifford Scott Cedar Grove West Side Union Hill Morris Catholic West Essex Greg Zittel Guard NO. 64 Co- Captain' Jeff Goodwin End NO. 83 Jim Bartilotta Tackle NO. 74 93 }S WIN STATE VAILSBURG 1 Wceijuahic 0 VAILSBURG 2 Clifford Scon 2 VAILSBURG 6 Si. Aloysius 0 VAILSBURG 1 South Side 0 VAILSBURG J Central 0 VAILSBURG 3 West Side 0 VAILSBURG 0 Hillside 0 VAILSBURG 3 Arts 2 VAILSBURG 0 East Side 3 Chink Bialik r 1 Ricky Hanlz L. to R. First Row: Sid Rosenfield, George Yaworski, Ronnie Hosic, Rickey Hantz, Dick Hagcy, Angelo Diaz, Larry Balkin, Percia Minto. Second Row: Phil Hosic, Jerry Elgert, Frank Vas- faillo, Richie Wolf, Al Matinho, Joe Coburn, Gary Lason. Standing: Coach Mirabella. Ronnie Hosier Sid Roscnficld VAILSBURG 3 South Side 2 VAILSBURG 4 Barringer 3 VAILSBURG 1 Weequahic 4 VAILSBURG 7 Central 0 VAILSBURG 5 Hillside 0 VAILSBURG 1 Irvington Tech 3 VAILSBURG I Glen Rock 0 VAILSBURG 3 West Morris 2 VAILSBURG 2 River Dell I Bill Weber Richie Wolff CAPTURES TITLE SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP In only its third year of varsity soccer, Vailsburg won the state championship in its division, Group III. With a fine record of � 13-3-2, Coach Mirahella can be congratulated for his outstanding work in molding a championship sc]uad which demonstrated a high level of team play. In the city league, Vailsburg placed second to East Side. It must be remembered that East Side, which is a much larger school and has had more experience, is a perennial soccer power. The climax of the season came with the championship game against River Dell. The game was scoreless until late in the first quarter when Vailsburg, on a tremendous drive, scored its first goal. The second and final goal for the Vikings came in the third quarter on a penalty kick. River Dell was saved from a shutout when they scored on a penalty kick in the last two seconds of the game. VIKINGS CLINCH Ray DcRiggi In 1964, for the second year in a row. Vailsburg High's fighting nine clinched the City League Championship. Mr. Reilly, the team's coach, had the distinct honor of winding up his coaching career with a championship squad. The season reached a climax in the final game when Vailshurg and East Side, each with identical records of 13 wins and 4 losses, met for the championship. The Vikings won the decisive victory by a close 2-1 margin. Four members of the team received SECOND CITY TITLE a special honors. Bob Feld and Joe Abruzzeze were elected to the all-city squad, along with Mike Insabella, whose grand-slam home run in the Wecquahic game will always be remembered. Ray DeRiggi was elected to the all-county and all-state teams. Other seniors who contibutcd greatly to the team's success were Jim Bartilotta, whose pinch-hitting ability was a great asset, and Bill DeLucia, a boy who saved many a game with his almost supernatural defensive abil- ity. wm Al DcMartino artilotta Mike Insabella L. to R. First Row: Bill De Lucia, Bob Feld, Joe Abruzese, Al Dc Martino. Sttond Row: Tony Orlucci, Louis Lindia, Nick Faragi, John Gorman, James Bartilotta. Third Row: Mr. Sheppard. Doug Hedli, Jim Sabia, Ray De Riggi, Art Brady, Jack Rake, Joe Pembera, Marcial Garlitos, Mr. Reilly. VAILSBURG 7 West Side 0 VAILSBURG 6 West Side- 5 VAILSBURG 4 East Side 3 VAILSBURG 3 Barringer 4 VAILSBURG 7 Central 0 VAILSBURG 2 East Side 4 VAILSBURG 3 Barringer 4 VAILSBURG 16 Weequahic 0 VAILSBURG 2 Barringer 1 VAILSBURG 2 Central 1 VAILSBURG 3 Wcequahic 0 VAILSBURG 1 West Side 3 VAILSBURG 1 Central 0 VAILSBURG 7 South Side 0 VAILSBURG 5 South Side 2 VAILSBURG 8 South Side 4 VAILSBURG 4 Weequahic 0 VAILSBURG 2 East Side 1 R. DcRift;i mobbed by enthusiastic fans. Joe Abbruzzcse Elliott Rubin WRESTLING Last year a wrestling club was started at Vailsburg. This year the club became a team and under the expert coaching of Mr. Michael Mirabella made a fine showing in Group III competition. Although the Vikings placed fifth in the first city-wide championship, two senior matmen took second place honors and two underclassmen re- ceived bronze medals for capturing third place. Based on the perform- ance of underclassmen who will be returning in the fall, it can be safely stated that our wrestling team is destined for the top. VAILSBURG VAILSBURG VAILSBURG VAILSBURG VAILSBURG VAILSBURG VAILSBURG VAILSBURG VAILSBURG 10 West Side 44 24 Weequahic 28 31 East Side 23 34 Central 17 0 Millbum 46 29 Lynhurst 23 15 Barringer 41 39 South Side 11 13 West Essex 31 Ray Schmitt Robert Prignano Front Row left to right: John Wyglendowski, Douglas Piccirillo, Douglas Cocuzzo, Rich Volker, Sydney Rosenfield, Vincent Grasso, Pete Campese. John Wormenton. Second Row: Tom Murray, Paul Hedli, Carmine Grimaldi, Taras Olinsenicki, Bill Giliam, John Bellavia, Steve Herckner, Greg Wells, Phil Salvatoriello. Third Row: Mr. Mirabella, Joe Abbruzzese, Elliot Rubin. George Miller, Mike Calvalini, Al Insabella, Gil Mangucci, Tim Kerrigan. Jerry Vitale, Ray Schmidt, Bob Prignano. Not pic- tured: Bob Anthony and Frank McCronne. VAILSBURG 85 VAILSBURG 49 VAILSBURG 58 VAILSBURG 79 VAILSBURG 52 VAILSBURG 55 VAILSBURG 120 VAILSBURG 45 VAILSBURG 89 VAILSBURG 70 Sacred Heart 18 West Side 86 Central 97 Newark Tech 72 Union 70 South Side 75 Barringer 75 Wee� |uahic 89 East Side 71 Irvington Tech 48 GAGERS PUT IN GOOD SEASON VAILSBURG 50 West Side 57 VAILSBURG 69 Central 99 VAILSBURG 49 South Side 82 VAILSBURG 54 Barringer 55 VAILSBURG 58 Weequahic 91 VAILSBURG 55 East Side 54 VAILSBURG 92 Sacred Heart 76 VAILSBURG 90 St. fames 80 VAILSBURG 60 St. James 45 VAILSBURG 71 Bloomfield 82 102 The Viking cagers finished the season with a slightly disappointing record of 8 and 12. We had hoped to have at least a . 00 record, said Mike Insabella, dynamic 5' 6 guard at the close of the season, hut the odds were against us.” With the loss of two of our starters, Coach Liddy had to do some intricate manipu- lating to keep the team on its feet. Lack of height was our main handicap stated Vailsburg’s all-time high scorer Ray DcRiggi. Ray broke the school record with an im- pressive 345 points for the season. Another school record was broken by Jim Bartilotta, who pulled down 260 rebounds. The outstanding achievement of the season was the defeat of Barringer by the score of 120-78. A victory of equal magnitude had not been paralleled in Essex County for many years. The great sense of humor of the Viking five kept morale high throughout the season; and although the squad did not have a winning team, good sportsmanship and high spirits prevailed at all times. 104 Craig Brattcr GOLF Golf is a sport that has greatly increased in popularity in recent years. Once only a sport of executives, it has developed into an activity that any- one can participate in. When the thrill of inter-scholastic competition is added to it, one can see that it is potentially a major high school sport. Several schools in the local area have organized golf teams. In its first year of competition, Vailburg s team, coached by Mr. Joseph Liddy, racked up four wins and only one loss. The team can look forward to broader fields of competition and greater success in the future. Pat Caraglia Bob Prignano L. to R. First Row: Alan Thomas, Pat Caraglia, Steve Hcrkner, Ben Accardi. Second Row: Bob Prignano, Bob Walsh, Craig Bratter, Len Weisman, Mr. Liddy. 106 TENNIS Bill Ronco to R. Fint Rou: Mike Kirsch. Terry Bain, Brian Maher. Sttond Row: Mr. Harley. Dennis Cooper. Larry Balkin. Bill Ronco. Steve Kaplan. Lonny Cohen. Mark Leibowitz. Len Feldman The tennis team, in its first year at Vailsburg. had a very successful season. The team placed second in the city and played against several out-of-city schools, too. Coached by Mr. Hanley and Mr. Foley, English teachers at Vailsburg, and cap- tained by Brian Maher, the team can look forward to a bright future. Mark Leibowitz Ron Weinberg 107 Jerry Elgcrt SWIMMERS PLACE 2nd VAILSBURG 69 South Side 13 VAILSBURG 63 Arts High 23 VAILSBURG 67 Central 11 VAILSBURG 71 Barringer 15 VAILSBURG 49 East Side 37 VAILSBURG 63 West Side 22 VAILSBURG 44 Harrison 42 At the outset of the 1964-65 swimming season, co-captain Jerry Elgert said that Vailsburg's chances were very good. By- winning their first eight meets, the Viking mermen proved that these were not empty words. A strong opponent all season, we entered the city meet with only one loss in the city league competition and second only to Wee- 108 IN CITY MEET i nmn mr vm '2J3Sal i Tiini i w mri |mn Billy Weber VAILSBURG 23 Irvington 36 VAILSBURG 62 Central 23 VAILSBURG 64 South Side 20 VAILSBURG 31 Wccquahic 55 VAILSBURG 36 Harrison 50 VAILSBURG 33 Arts High 33 VAILSBURG 49 East Side 37 quahic, which had been undefeated in the city. The team made a great effort but fell just short of first place. While placing sec- ond, we copped fourteen medals: six gold, five silver, and three bronze. We are losing only two seniors, co-cap- tains Jerry Elgert and Billy Weber. The rest of the experienced squad will return and, this time, come out on top. Aaron Lewit Dan Mazzagctti Coach Hill The Vailsburg track team opened its 1965 season with bright prospects, despite the fact that few lettermen had returned. In the past, few candidates had gone out for this grueling sport, but this year proved to be different. When practice began in early March, the team consisted of about 100 boys. Under the coaching of Mr. Frank J. Hill and Mr. Arthur Scavonc, the Vikings spent many afternoons practicing on the sidewalks around Vailsburg; and by the first meet, 75 rockhard men faced their opponents. The team showed vast improvement over previous years. no Dave Candelmo Bob Zamarra Steve Pollack CROSS COUNTRY RUNS OUT A GOOD SEASON Thomas Geraghty Charlie Armenti Jeff Javerbaum First Row: M. Busch, P. Natale, J. Javerbaum, C. Armenti, T. Geraghty, D. Morris, G. Jclen, D. Peace. Second Row: Mr. Hill, R. Cohen, D. Miller. R. Gerstncr, J. Fuciano, R. DelSordo, G. Fuller, J. Wyglendowski, M. Gaynor, M. Gamallo. Beth Queenan Marianna Petoia VIKING COLOR GUARD: Karen Englcman, Diane Barcliff, Pat Magalas TWIRLERS Linda Young, Diane Young, Beverly Jansak. Margaret Koch Mary Messina Joyce Smith Betty Kirk Celeste Da Silva, Tina Lungari, Camille Insabella, Maria Kotlar. Linda Mandorlo 117 The key to humanity's ultimate goal of world peace lies in man's ability to understand his fellow man. Here at Vailsburg the seeds of this vital understanding arc planted with care so that they may grow within each student and eventually bear the fruits of peace. On the following pages appear candid photographs of the faculty and students of Vailsburg High School in various classes. Here the foundation for understanding is being laid by those who hold the future of our country and the world in their hands. 119 A.P. MATHEMATICS IV MATHEMATICS In a world that is becoming ever more mathematically-minded, a strong back- ground in mathematics is essential for the well-rounded person. The mathematics de- partment here at Vailsburg is providing this background most efficiently. The regu- lar mathematics courses: Algebra I and II, plane geometry, trigonometry and advanced algebra, provide the average student with a full reservoir of mathematical knowledge. For the enterprising student, an advanced placement program is offered. This pro- gram includes a year of college calculus and trigonometry taught by the department head, Mr. Martin Moskowitz. A.P. MATHEMATICS III TRICiONOMETR Y I DRAMATICS ENGLISH HONORS ENGLISH The Vailsburg High School English De- partment, under the direction of Dr. Elias I.evinson, offers students a beneficial and well-rounded curriculum. The required four- year English course gives pupils the funda- mentals of language, composition, and liter- ature. In addition, there is a special honors program for students with exceptional abil- ity in English. These honors classes arc offered in sophomore, junior, and senior years. Supplemental courses in public speak- ing, dramatics, journalism, and creative writ- ing are also offered here at Vailsburg. ENGLISH 7-8 SECRETARIAL The secretarial pattern, which stresses typewriting and stenographic skills, pre- pares a student to begin an exciting career as a secretary. In the senior year it offers a laboratory course called secretarial prac- tice, which provides training in the opera- tion of business machines and gives prac- tice in office procedures. This pattern prepares students for immediate, initial employment after graduation. k TYPING STENOGRAPHY BUSINESS MACHINES 122 CONSUMER PROBLEMS BOOKKEEPING — CLERICAL The bookkeeping pattern includes two years of bookkeeping, two years of type- writing, and one year of accounting, office practice, and business machines. The clerical pattern offers one year of record keeping, clerical procedures, office practice, business machines, and two years of typewriting. The training in each area qualifies graduates for immediate employment. OFFICE PRACTICE 123 LANGUAGES FRENCH The destiny of the world is dependent upon the good relationships among its peo- ples; yet few Americans learn to communi- cate in any language other than English. A typical Vailsburg foreign language course in French. Spanish. Latin, or Italian not only teaches students the fund- amentals of reading and writing the foreign tongues, but also stresses cultural contribu- tions and historical background. This program helps to promote under- standing of and respect for other cultures, thus preparing students to cope with the chal- lenges of the world. SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies Department at Vailsburg High School, under the direction of Mr. John Pcttiti, offers an excellent curriculum in both required history courses and enrichment subjects. The courses consist of world history, U.S. His- tory I and U.S. History II. Elec- tives include international relations, economics, modern European his- tory, and civics. These subjects of- fer the student knowledge about the world of the past and preparedness for the life in the future. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS SCIENCES With scientific terms becoming household words and news of scien- tific exploration on everyone's lips, the well-rounded individual needs a knowledge of science as well as of the arts. The Science Department, headed by Mr. Rocco Misurcll, is doing its share in keeping V.H.S. students up- to-date scientifically. CHEMISTRY In the past three years, four science courses with new approaches have been introduced: PSSC physics, CHF.M Study chemistry, college chemistry, and the BSCS Yellow Version biology course. A four-year science curriculum consisting of biology, chemistry, phys- ics, and college chemistry is available for the exceptiorfal student. BIOLOGY PHYSICS Since, in the future, alumni of Vailsburg High School will en- counter more and more science in their homes and places of work, every graduate is required to have at least one year of science. 126 127 SHOP 128 BOYS' GYM PHYSICAL EDUCATION 129 By stimulating the exchange of ideas and the discussion of problems, the various extracurricular activities at Vailsburg High School help provide the insight and knowledge upon which peace through under- standing rests. At the end of the regular school day, teachers give freely of their time and knowledge to strengthen the students' interest in extracurricular clubs. The informal atmosphere of the clubs encour- ages the students to work and learn together and thus promotes under- standing. Students interested in music arc members of the band, orchestra, or chorus. Linguists arc able to practice their pronunciation and to put the language to practical use in the Latin. French, Italian, and Spanish clubs. The Vine and Pen in Hand give students an opportunity to ex- press themselves on paper. Athletically-inclined students join the vari- ous teams, the twirling squad, the pep club, or the cheerleaders. Active minds interested in science or mathematics are given a chance for ex- perimentation and discovery in the Math Club and the Future Physi- cians' Club. For those who are interested in preparing for a career, there are the Business Club or the Future Teachers of America. Stu- dents with high scholastic averages and an interest in school affairs are elected to the Student Council or the National Honor Society. 2. 130 131 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Standing: Madeline Cancellieri, recording secretary; Miss DeMartino, advisor; Valerie Valentini, treasurer. Seated: Linda Pecora, vice-president; Linda Verderame, president; Joanne Santoriello. The Council is made up of two groups: the Executive Board and the Board of Homeroom Represent- atives. Five officers, elected by the student body each year, make up the Executive Board: president, vice president, recording secretary, corresponding secretary, and treasurer. The Board of Homeroom Representatives is made up of the homeroom presidents and vice pres- idents, who carry information to and from the homeroom and the Council meetings. The members of the homeroom present their problems and questions to the homeroom President, who, in turn, takes these matters to the Student Council meetings for discussion. The members of the Student Council work together to find the best possible solutions to these problems. Members of the Council have been of sen-ice to the school in many ways: selling bus tickets to football games, supporting the library book drive, and assisting as ushers at school functions. 132 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society inducts its members at a ceremony held near the end of the junior or senior year. Outstanding students having a B average and displaying the traits of Scholarship, Service, Leader- ship, and Character are eligible for con- sideration. Traditionally, members run a tutoring service for pupils in all grades. Under the guidance of Mr. Moskowitz and Mrs. Bacheller, the Stephen Crane Chapter introduced a new program this year. Realizing the problems of choosing colleges, the Society recently arranged col lege visitations for interested juniors. The members of the National Honor So- ciety have successfully carried out their responsibility to promote an enthusiasm for learning at Vailsburg. ADVISORS: Mr. Martin Moskowitz and Mrs. Evelyn Bacheller. Stated: Maxine Cohen, Mary Messina, treasurer; Marianna Petoia, vice-president; Allan Young, president; Marie D'Urso, secretary; Edwina Rissland. Second Row: Mrs. Bacheller. Joan Neiss, Rosemary Musante, Dominick Maz- zagetti. Daina Biernis. Mary Steeves, Jeff Javerbaum, Carol Gardinicr, Sandra Frederick, Mr. Moskowitz. Third Row: Joe Colavito, Robert Gemra, Tom Magzen, Criag Bratter, Richard Smith, Lynda Young. Diane Young. Leonard Feldman, Frank Passero. 1i 1965 VINE EDITORS: Mary Ann Wrobleski. Business Editor; Jack Mecca, Sports Editor; Maxine Cohen. Feature Editor; Ed- wina Rissland, Editor in Chief; Erica Wcin jast, News Editor. Not pictured: Miss Joan D'Alessio, Advisor. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE in Row: Marianna Petoia; Andrea Bloom; Ruth Fritsch; Linda Pecora; Linda Don Diego, president; Carol Whigham, vice-president; Joyce Kuemmerle. 2nd Row: Joe Colavito; Judy Fasone; Al DeMartino; Mary Sleeves; Beth Queenan; Linda Wolosen. secretary; Dr. Elias Levin- son, advisor; Louis Westrich; Steve Pollack; Robert Gemra. One of the most interesting extracurricular activities at Vailsburg is the Assembly Committee, supervised by Dr. Elias Levinson. The committee has the task of arranging programs, which supplement regular class instruction, and providing student chairmen for assemblies. During the last two years, the committee has brought to the Vailsburg High School stage a professional production of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, several demonstrations in physics and chemistry, oratorical and poetry reading contests, and foreign language festivals. 135 Amidst the organized chaos of clicking typewriters and shouting voices the 1965 Valkyrian staff worked for months trying to create a memorable yearbook. In our crowded room, new and unusual ideas were, we hope, pleasingly blended with the old to provide an interesting and attractive publication. Taking snapshots, writing copy, making layouts, and meeting deadlines were only part of the hectic, yet satisfying job. It was fortunate for us that Mrs. Vekiaris and Mr. Eber selected the competent Thomas Magzen for the coveted position of editor-in-chief. Even as a junior he inspired his staff members to achieve the ambitious goals they had outlined. Tom's valuable ideas are in- corporated in every page of the yearbook. We have tried to make the Valkyrian an accurate re- flection of all aspects of Vailsburg High. We hope that in reading it you feel even a fraction of the fun and excitement we experienced in putting it together. Tom Magzen 136 VALKYRIAN EDITORIAL STAFF FRENCH CLUB 138 LATIN CLUB ITALIAN CLUB 139 FUTURE PHYSICIANS Members of the Future Physicians Club meet weekly to experiment, learn, and exchange ideas. They have operated on frogs, removed cows' eyes, studied the habits of mice, visited a pharmaceutical house, attended an annual health exhibit, heard lectures by leading doc- tors, toured a hospital, and witnessed an actual opera- tion. Although only amateurs, the members perform every experiment and dissection with a sincere desire to add to their knowledge and to explore the vast mysteries of medicine. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Murray. 140 MATH TEAM 1965 SENIOR MATH TEAM; Stated: Edwina Rissland, Jeff Javcrbaum, Sandra Frederick. Standing: Mr: Motkowitz, Joe Cnlavito, Vincent Bober. Richard Smith. Robert Gemra, Frank Passero, Allan Young. Vailsburg offers its superior math students the opportunity, through its Math Team, to use their knowledge and skill compet- itively. The team consists of sen- ior, junior, and freshman squads. In March, the seniors participate in a nationwide contest sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America. In April, the entire team competes in a city-wide con- test held by the Newark Council of Teachers of Mathematics. As juniors, the 1965 senior squad, pictured here, proved to be Newark’s best. Helping Vailsburg to attain its champion«hip were Sandra Frederick, Robert Gemra, Jeff Javerbaum, Edwina Rissland, and Richard Smith. They swept five of the first ten positions in New- ark’s Junior Division. The Math Team is coached by Mr. Martin Moskowitz, chairmer of the Mathematics Department. MATH CLUB SENIOR MEMBERS; First Row: Sandra Frederick. Joan Neiss, Frank Passero. president; Edwina Rissland, secretary; William Ronco. treasurer. Second Row: Joe Colavito, Ted Jovanis, Dominick Mazzagctti. Paul Jovanis, Allan Young. Ronny Weinberg. Third Roy: Richard Smith, Vincent Bober, Lou Westrich, Bob Gemra, Mark Leibowitz, Craig Brattcr. 141 VAILS BURG HIGH SCH CHORUS DANCE BAND 145 DANCE CLUB BIOLOGY CLUB HISTORY CLUB BUSINESS CLUB 147 Whether you arc experienced or just a novice, fun and enjoyment are to be had as a member of Vails- burg's bowling leagues. Both the boys' league and the girls league are divided into teams, which compete against each other. At the close of the year all members re- ceive letters. The first place team, the bowler with the highest aver- age, the bowler with the highest game, and the most improved bowler also -receive trophies. This enjoyable activity is supervised by Mrs. Chicconc and Mr. DcFilippo. Standing L. to R: Larry Finkelstein, Jim Sabia, Drew Mcimen, Louie Sferlazzo. Stated: Joe Marofta, Ricky Hantz. L. to R: Pat Trabucco, Corinne LeCour. Sheila Golub, Darlene Jadelis, Mary Prignano, Heather Manning. Maty Sleeves, Mrs. Chiccone. Mot pictured: Kathy Price. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ BOWLING 148 PEP CLUB GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 149 FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB First Row: Claire Ruggiero, Linda Vitello, Marge Koch, Joan Neiss. Second Row: Gloria Bachmann, Patti Kastrewski, Linda Wolosen, Ruth Kleiner, Maxine Cohen, Beth Queenan, Marianna Petoia. VISUAL AIDS L. to R: Joe Giordano. Steve Thompson, George Miller. Louis Westreich. George Scerbo, Ron Schiller. Billy Weber. Not Pictured: Steve Pollack. 150 DEBATING CLUB First Row: Henry Tichaurer. Fara Bulan, Viola Lordi, Jay Shampansky. Second Row: Dorn Mazzagetti, John Meyers, Nelson Drobness, Neil Cohen, Jerry Fischer, Mike Busch. LEADERS CLUB 151 demurer The best way to know and understand people of diverse backgrounds is to meet them in a congenial and informal atmosphere. Here at Vails- burg the many social events that we sponsored and attended provided such an atmosphere. The following pictures illustrate the social highlights of the junior and senior years. The Junior-Senior Reception, the student-faculty games, the Senior Show, the dances, Senior Day, and the Prom were events that will always be remembered with pleasure. «MM 153 SPRING JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION I wish this dance would end ! ! ! 157 MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING James Natale Pat Magalas Charles .Ferrara MOST QUIET Diane Young MOST STUDIOUS Jenny Esposito Mike Abbondante Sandra Frederick MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jeffrey Javerbaum Marianna Petoia MOST ATHLETIC Raymond De Riggi Diane Wilgan MOST VALUED SENIORS CLASS FLIRT Daniel Mazzagetti Margaret McGowan Sallie Mandato Joseph Abbruzzesc James Castagna Loraine Pi rone Gerry Solomita MOST SOPHISTICATED Paul Santorelli Janice Arendt CLASS CLOWN Richard Wolff Stivers 3LCR, 159 Amazing! Help! I'm stuck. Girls’ Gym Night provided the opportunity for parents to see the Gym Department at work. The girls performed exercises that they had learned in class. Members of the extra curricular Dance Club also had a part, as shown in the picture on this page. G I R L S’ G Y M N I G H T 161 162 Everybody dance! 163 After storming the Gotham Gate, they started to explore the much talked about World's Fair. VAILS BURG AT Of course, no visit to the World's Fair is complete unless one has seen the Unisphere. Once upon a time a group of Vailsburg seniors decided to invade the World's Fair. THE WORLD’S FAIR 166 SENIOR DAY Drum Majorette, Beth Queenan receives baton from her predecessor, Eloisc Martino. Junior girls receive sports awards from P.T.A. President, Mrs. Philip Insabella. 168 Junior boys receive letters for Vanity Baseball from Coad Reilly. Pat Magalas, President of the Class of '65, accepts the symbolic Viking Ship from Eloisc Martino. President of the Class of '64. Edwina Riss- land receiving citizenship a- ward from Mrs. T. Mc- Intosh. % i Z CtfU f ropAecy Economics, which has been the underlying cause of so many con- flicts, is one of the most important grounds upon which peace through understanding can he achieved. Since his earliest attempts at trade, man has carried his culture as well as his wares to foreign shores. This exchange has been the cause of many long-lasting friendships as well as animosities. If understanding were established in business, it could conceivably spread to government and, finally, to the home. In commerce, be it barter or pecuniary dealings, it is essential that both parties involved know the value of what they arc getting as well as giving. With this in mind, our salesmen went out into the world to sell the boosters and advertisements needed to make their yearbook a financial success. They were met on a businesslike basis by many prospective customers and conducted themselves accordingly, making sure that everyone concerned understood the terms of the agreement. Of course, there were several altruistic friends and relatives who were willing to help as a gesture of sheer benevolence. We have tried to be fair in our financial dealings with the public and hope that this practice will stay with us through our adult years. We are deeply grateful for the understanding shown by all who assisted us and we hope that you will patronize the establishments ad- vertised on the following pages. 179 A Real Pal Mrs. Margaret Abruzzese Sam Accardi Mr. and Mrs. Jack Addesa Edward Addonizio Helen Addonizio Sue Addonizio Mr. and Mrs. R. Agalia and Robbie Vince Ann Agnellino Agnes and Denny (forever) Albert Alamprese Lois Allen Mrs. M. Allen Andre and Pat Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Angebrandt John D. Annunizo . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Anthony John Avermuller Compliments of B. D. Dr. and Mrs. Carl Baccaro Mr. Frank Bacearo Mrs. Evelyn Bacheller Mr. and Mrs. Mel Badgei Hans H. Balser Mr. and Mrs. J. Balzarini Julia Baron A. Bars llze M. Bars J. and J. Bartolotta Mrs. Rosalie Bartolotta Mr. and Mrs. John Bauman Pat Bauman Danny Beake Beatle Fan W. Becker Edna Beirne Mr. David Bellat Mrs. David Bellat Joe Benevento Victor Bernstein Best of Luck—Rosemarie and Virginia Betty, Chris, and Joe Betty and Paul Mrs. Tekla Bieniek Irma Biernis Karlis Biernis Mr. and Mrs. Francesco Blasi r F c f tr -e u ■ s 0 • . Hi urt 0° • • •I « H Arthur Edward Blumenschine III Mrs. Geo. Clay Carla Blumenschine Clover Lunch Linda Blumenschine Edward J. Coates Mr. and Mrs. Blumenshcine Lonnie Coates To Bo, Love Geri and Bill Robert G. Coates To Bo, Love Bill and Geri Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cocuzza To Bo, Love Lorraine and Bob Mr. and Mrs. A. Colicchio To Bo, Love Bob and Lorraine Frank J. Colombrita Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bono Colondrillo Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Boreyko Cool Cat and Daddy-O Frank J. Brady Connie and Charles Cosenza Bernadette E. Brennan Lillian Correia Ray Brereton Melanie Joyce Crawford Barbara Breuninger Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crisafulli Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brixius John A. Cuomo Brody Company Pam Cutrale Mrs. Dorothy Brovaco Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bruno D. J. S. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Burke, Sir Frank D'Abramo Joseph D'Allegro Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Calasibetta Daniel and Lynn Mrs. Anne L. Calasibetta Ezzie Da Silva Mr. and Mrs. John J. Calasibetta Mr. and Mrs. E. Daud Rae and Mike Comporeale Mr. and Mrs. William De Amicis Mr. and Mrs. Candelmo Mr. and Mrs. Samuel De Antonio Donna Carpinello Dr. L. Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Nick Carpinello Ralph J. De Lillio Walter W. Carroll, III Mr. and Mrs. J. Del Rosso Mr: and Mrs. Geo. Caruso Dr. E. Kirby Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. J. Caruso Dennis and Etta Mr. and Mrs. R. Caruso Mrs. Mary V. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Casoni Antoinette De Paola Mr. Amos Cassone Edward De Paola Castle Clearner Miss Jean De Paola Albert R. Cerone Mr. and Mrs. V. Desposito Albert R. Cerone Diamond Jim Albert R. Cerone Dick and Kathy Albert R. Cerone—Mgr. of U. S. Savings Bank Angela Di Martino Albert R. Cerone—Mgr. of U. S. Savings Bank The Dimitropoulos Family Loretta Cestone Mr. and Mrs. William Di Napoli Frani Champi Mrs. Sol M. Donchi Charlie and Leslie Bill Donelly Dr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Ciccone Jane Dougherty Frank Cifelli Nancy Dougherty Ralph Cimirro Jack Duffe George Clay A Fri «T Fr r � 4 Hu.- r l o“ Kathryn A. Dufte A Friend Karen Duffe From a Friend Kevin J. Duffe Friend Larry Duffe A Friend Stephen J. Duffe A Friend Alderdam Duffes A Friend Dorothy Duffe A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Dominiclc D'Urso Charles Frier Mr. and Mrs. Steven D'Urso Frank Fueddike Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D'Urso Mrs. Elizabeth D'Urso Mrs. Mildred Fuschetti Paul and Lisa D'Urso Miss G. Mr. and Mrs. Martin D'Urso Mr. and Mrs. Gamba Bruno Aleksandis Dzenis Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Gardinier Bob Gaynor Maxine and Mel Edelstein Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gaynor Mr. and Mrs. M. Edelstein Janet Gaynor Steve Edelstein Mr. and Mrs. A. Giorgio Norman Ellenport Wm. Girkent Frances Ellenport Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Gold Emily H. and Gail B. Goldie ES Good Buddy Esquire Cleaners Good Luck—Rae, Jakquie Good Luck—Student Council—F. S. RoseAnn Fancera Mrs. F. Gordon Fasone Family John Gottfried Louise Fasone Grace Fay's Luncheonette Baby Anthony Grasso ZiZi Federico Mrs. J. Grecco William Fehring Frank Greco Mr. and Mrs. E. Feldman Grove's Sweet Shop Sol Feldman Cleaners Eleanor L. Gussiqlia The FNC Mr. and Mrs. J. Guerra Paul Ferrigno Frank Ginolfi Barry Fiallc George and Maryjane Bill Fiallc Mrs. Anna Gemra Mr. T. Filippone Mr. and Mrs. W. Gemra Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fitz Richard Gerstner Vae Fiumara Joe Gervasio, Jr. Pat Flannery Christine Gibson Richard Flath Mrs. M. Gibson Mrs. S. Flath Christine Gieser William Flath Mr. and Mrs. H. Gifford Mr. and Mrs. M. Francovitch A Friend Marie Grasso Bob Hague Jerry Harrington Florence Hart Mr. William Hatch Len Van Houten B. Hedges Douglas Hedli Mrs. C. J. Heiss Clifford J. Heiss Herman and Adele Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herrmann Bob Hobmeier Hootenanny Four Paul Houmothy Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Huber Charles Hughes Helen Hughes Annette lannarone Debbie lannarone Donnie lannelli Mr. Joseph lannelli Mrs. Mary lannelli Mary lannelli Ikuss Family John J. livento Miss Camille Insabella Robert Insabella The Six Insabella's Ivy Hill Cleaners Ivy Hill Cleaners Ivy Hill Cleaners Ivy Hill Shoe Service Mrs. Tom Jecone and Francis Mr. and Mrs. John Jeslca Jimmy and Carol Jody John's Barber Shop Mrs. Johnson Judy and Ray Mrs. Helen Juralewicz K.K.A.A. Lydia Kasanowska Mr. and Mrs. J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. J. Kellett Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kerner Freida Kessler Mr. and Mrs. F. Kiesel Mr. and Mrs. R. King Richard Klein Kathy Koch Mr. and Mrs. J. Koch Reverend and Mrs. Donald J. Koelling Komshane’s Pharmacy Teddy Kosseys Ed Kraft Grace Kraft Joyce Kuemmerle L. B. Cleaners Dr. and Mrs. David Lalcind hJario M. Lambroschino Congratulations, Janet—Lane Anne Ed Langer Mr. and Mrs. A. Lardieri Don Lardieri Mr. and Mrs. N. Lardieri Joe and Lauren Mrs. Anna Le Baron Mrs. J. Lena Mr. Joseph Lena Mr. J. Liddy Linda and Gary Linda and Teddy Mr. and Mrs. Art '.infante Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lippman Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lombiano Mr. and Mrs. G. Lonero Mr. and Mrs. George Lorenz Charles Lorenzo Love to Janet, from Marie M. Luciani Lucille and Joe Kenneth Lueddeke Pat Lynch Pete Lynch Phil Magaletta Mr. and Mrs. James McGuire Mrs. Hugh McKenna Dorothea I. McMahon Mrs. Ethel McMahon Josh McMahon Sister McMahon Mr. and Mrs. T. Mack Gloria Mazzagetti Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maffiore and Craig Mr. and Mrs. John Maffiore and Family Mr. and Mrs. Tom Maffiore and Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maltby Mrs. Rose Mancini Mrs. Jessie Mancini Mr. John Mancini Mrs. A. 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THE GRUNINGS GROUP Bob Busfield Tom Magzen Kevin Duffe Marie D'Urso Ruthellen Kleiner Sallie Mandato Dan Mazzagetti Dom Mazzagetti Linda Pecora Bill Ronco Diane Siconolfi MaryAnn Wrobleski Diane Young Lynda Young Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 From Our Entire Staff . . . and Some of Your Friends at DELLCOR BEAUTY ACADEMY Where All Phases of Beauty Culture are Taught— • STYLING • PERMANENT WAVING • COLORING • MANICURING EYEBROW ARCHING • FACIALS STAFF Arthur J. Coraggio, Dean Phyllis Comparetto, Teacher Supervisor Mary Cassidy, Teacher Emil Ciasca, Teacher Leo D'uva, Teacher Jane Forsling, Teacher Yolanda Vitale, Teacher Catherine McKenna, Student Teacher Dorothea Schalcs, Student Teacher Robert Martucci, Registrar Lucille Gruen, General Manager • • • • PARKING AVAILABLE DAY AND EVENING CLASSES EASY PAYMENT TERMS • • • • STUDENTS Catherine Carobrese Dorothy Diana Josephine Finnerty Charlene Heunemann Rose Ann Rotter Dolores Thomas Joanne Toriello 38 Union Avenue Irvington, N. 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Compliments of a FRIEND Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS of 1965 To Marianna Petoia Best Wishes For a Happy, Healthy, and Successful Future Love, AUNT MARY Best of Luck in the Future THE PECORA FAMILY Mu,ic by MELO = TONES All Stylet for All Occasions Bookings—Greg Goodwin—ES 3-6857 Wishing Success to Marianna in the Future AUNT MARY PAULINE UNCLE DANNY ANTHONY LE FEVRE, HOLMGREN HANSCH All Forms of Insurance 494 Broed St. Newark. N. J. Ml 3-8700 MA 2-6100 May You Reach Your Goal of Success, Mariana in All Your Undertakings Love. MOMMY AND DADDY VOGUE FLOWER AND GIFT SHOPPE Anthony Cappuccio 1132 So. Orange Ave. and Newark 6. N. J. Son Best Wishes For a Happy, Healthful, and Successful Future to LINDA PECORA FRANCIS AND PETE 885 1 Jj Best Wishes to Cl MICHA the Graduating ass £L BLASI DIRECTORY Abbondantc, Michael—64 Cedar Ave. Abruzzese, Joseph—145 Oakland Terr. Abruzzo, Leonard—32 Vermont Ave. Addesa, Valerie—114 Smith St. Addonizio, Suzanne--86 No. Munn Ave. Allen, Fred—230 Mt. Vernon PI. Anthony, Robert—89 Grand Ave. Arendt, Janice—13 Ferdinand St. Armenti, Charles—74 Boylan St. Avarello, Donna—240 Mt. Vernon PI. Bartilotta. James—11 Chelsea Ave. Bauman. Judi—18 Schofield St. Bernard. Donald—15 Whitney Street Bicrnis, Daina—31 Finlay PI. Blumenschine, Carla—191 Richelieu Terr. Bober, Vincent—76 Underwood St. Bojko, Jerry—226 West End Ave. Bove, Frank—36 Unity Ave. Bratter, Craig—206 Tuxedo Pkwy. Buehlcr, Charles—250 Mt. Vernon PI. Burke, Margaret—228 Smith St. Busfield, Robert—88 Cedar Ave. Butter, John—62 No. Munn Ave. Campana. Linda—52 Alexander St. Cancellieri, Madeline—95 Grand Ave. Candclmo, David—87 Cedar Ave. Caraglia, Patrick—141 West End Ave. Caruso, Pamela—26 I.anark Ave. Casale, Joseph—31 Grand Ave. Castagna. James—666 Sand ford Ave. Cerrato, Sylvia—202 Brookdalc Ave. Clay, Dana—181 Sunset Ave. Coates, Adele—41 Monticcllo Ave. Cohen, Maxine—199 Norman Rd. Colavita Joseph—54 Cedar Ave. Conner. Cynthia—177 Ivy St. Crisafulli, Linda—59 Brookdalc Ave. Cristinziani, Linda—166 Isabella Ave. Cronin, John—408 Kerrigan Blvd. D'Abramo, Frank—564 13th Ave. D'Amico. Olivia—90 Smith St. DaSilva, Celeste—82 Cedar Ave. Dellaglio, Lauri—81 Norwood St. Delia Sante, Patricia—95 Mt. Vernon PI. DcLucia, Bill—27 Ivy St. DcMartino, Alfred—14 Marion Ave. Deo. Lucille—33 No. Munn Ave. DcPalma, John —62 No. Munn Ave. DcRiggi, Raymond—119 Sunset Ave. DiNapoli, Judy—54 No. Munn Ave. Drzyzga, Mike—74 Richelieu Terr. Dublinski, Alex—43 Sensct Ave. Duffc, Kevin—216 Richelieu Terr. D'Urso, Marie—31 Underwood St. Eichcl, Richard—27 Norman Rd. Eidsvaag, Arline—55 Manor Dr. Elgert, Gerald—112 Richelieu Terr. Englcman. Karen—1012 So. Orange Ave. Esposito. Jenny—79 Pine Grove Terr. Fabricatore, Alexis—127 Vermont Ave. Fairchild, Allan—113 Isabella Ave. Pass, Elaine—5 Howell PI. Fay, Kathleen—28 No. Munn Ave. Fedele, JoAnn—209 Alexander St. Feldman, Leonard—163 Eastern Pkwy. Ferrara, Charles—91 So. Munn Ave. Ferrigno, Santa—69 Boylan St. Finkelstein, Larry—154 Oakland Terr. Finucan, James—84 Brookdalc Ave. Fitzgerald. Maryann—120 Alexander St. Flath, Richard—119 West End Ave. Foggio, Antoinette—26 Sunset Ave. Forlini, Carol Ann—55 Lenox St. Fortunato, Patricia—460 14th Ave. Foster, Karen—57 Ivy Street. Frederick. Sandra—215 Alexander St. Funk, Dennis—60 Chelsea Ave. Gardinier, Carol Ann—78 Sunset Ave. Gaydos, Charles—135 Norwood St. Gaynor, Patricia—559 Sandford Ave. Gemra, Robert—172 Eastern Parkway Gcraghty, Thomas—90 Pine Grove Terr. Giliam, William—25 Manor Dr. Gizzi, Constance—381 Sandford Ave. Glick, John—41 Brookdalc Ave. Golub, Sheila—26 Crescnt Ct. Goodwin, Jeff—50 Poe Ave. Granholm, Karen—11 Midland PI. Greene, Brian—47 Ivy St. Grieco, Pat—170 Stuyvcsant Ave. Grish, Rosalie—100 Columbia Ave. Grosenstein, Flora—90 No. Munn Ave. Guinta, Grace Ann—94 Alexander St. Guinta, Grace—40 Halsted St. Gutekunst, Frederick—857 Sanford Ave. Hantz, Ricky—132 Midland PI. Hcnscy, Peggy—47 Lindsley Ave. Hibcn, Richard—201 Eastern Parkway Hickey, Joe—81 Kcnmorc Ave. Hoffman, Robert—65 Manor Dr. Holstad, Theron—236 Mt. Vernon PI. Hosie, Ronald—35 Manor Dr. Ikuss, James—226 Lyons Ave. Ingaro, Phyllis—1032 So. Orange Ave. Insabella, Michael—12 Cliff St. Jadelis, Darlene—72 Norwood St. Jansak, Beverly—942 18th Ave. Javcrbaum, Jeffrey—206 Tuxedo Pkwy. Johnson, James—509 Sandford Ave. Jones, Bruce—439 Kerrigan Blvd. 200 Jovanis, Paul—51 Poe Avc. Jovanis, Theodore—51 Poe Avc. Keller. Joe—17 Midland PI. Kessler, Robert—153 Sunset Ave. Kimlcr, Bob—22 Stuyvcsant Ave. Kirk, Betty—230 Mt. Vernon PI. Kleiner, Ruthcllen—43 Cleveland Ave. Koch, Margaret—103 Woodbine Avc. Kotlar, Irene—31 Brookdalc Ave. Knutelski. Joe—48 Mead St. Kurbyweit, Paul—100 Smith St. Lambariello. Donna—75 Grand Avc. Lardicri, Fran—125 Richelieu Terr. Lassen, Linda—68 Carolina Avc. Lauter, Linda—26 Finlay PI. LcCour, Corinne—427 Kerrigan Blvd. Leibowitz, Mark—77 Midland PI. Leskiw, Mary—62 Netherwood PI. Lesnieweski, Linda—102 Palm St. Lcwit, Aaron—32 Colleen St. Liguori, Marlene—401 Sanford Ave. Lofgrcn, Irene—5 Manor Drive. McElhose, Barbara—35 Minor Drive. McGowan, Margaret—52 No. Munn Ave. McGuire, Agnes—33 Kenmore Ave. McNichol, Jim—142 Abingcr PI. Mack, Lynn—305 Kerrigan Blvd. Magolas, Patricia—52 Midland PI. Maghool, Mahamad—25 Manor Dr. Magnusson, Patricia—14 Grain St. Magzcn, Thomas—191 Norman Rd. MaJgieri, Carmen—52 Oakland Terr. Mandato, Sallie—639 Sandford Ave. Mandorlo, Linda—37 Stuyvcsant Avc. Mangicri, Joseph—71 Oakland Terr. Manning, Heather—2a-230 Mt. Vernon PL Manno, Michael—138 Eastern Pkwy. Mantore, June—26 Grand Ave. Margiotta, Joseph—52 Hazelwood Ave. Martin, Walter—74 Boylan St. Masi, Anthony—143 Palm St. Masino, Frank—232 West End Dr. Matuse, Brian—65 Manor Dr. Mazzagetti, Daniel—68 Stuyvcsant Ave. Mazzagctti, Dominick—68 Stuyvcsant Ave. Mealy, Vincent—74 Mead St. Mecca, John—371 Kerrigan Blvd. Mechnycz, Dorothy—546 So. 19th St. Mcimen, Drew—301 Stuyvcsant Ave. Melici, Maureen—19 Laurel PI. Melodick, John—30 Dassing Avc. Messina, Mar)'—55 Sunset Avc. Michasliczenko, Nina—216 Alexander St. Miller, Jeanne—85 Manor Dr. Morctti, Linda—69 Lindslcy Avc. Murray, Kathy—14 St. Paul Avc. Musantc, Rosemary—168 Vermont Avc. Nann, Elaine—13 Poe Avc. Natale, James—17 Richelieu Terr. Neiss, Joan—i64 Midland PI. Oberleiton, Tom—95 Alexander St. O'Dell, Linora—415 Kerrigan Blvd. Owad, Christine—235 Smith St. Padula, Lynda—128 Stuyvcsant Ave. Paglia, Louis—58 Montrose St. Pallito, Louis—707 Sandford Ave. Palumbo, Marie—17 Longfellow Ave. Passero, Frank—45 Carolina Ave. Pawlowski, Julian—76 Valley St. Pecora, Linda—871 Tuxedo Pkwy. Pctoia, Marianna—186 Richelieu Terr. Pettineo, Joseph—105 Brookdalc Ave. Piancone, Adrienne—88 Smith St. Pirone, Larainc—3 Alexander St. Pizzuto, Carolyn—220 Mt. Vernon PI. Pollack, Steven—178 Tuxedo Pkwy. Porcelli, Anthony—47 Chelsea Ave. Price, Kathleen—220 Mt. Vernon PI. Price, William—33 Norwood St. Prignano, Mary—110 Isabella Avc. Prignano, Robert—31 St. Paul Ave. Quecnan, Elizabeth—2 Midland PI. Quinn, Jack—62 No. Munn Ave. Quinn, Patricia—25 Manor Dr. Quint, Joan—72 Columbia Ave. Rake, Jack—9 Mead St. Renna, Lauren—69 Plymouth St. Rissland, Edwina—5 Norman Rd. Rizzo, Suzanne—48 Salem St. Robin, Gloria—84 No. Munn Ave. Robin, Tom—84 No. Munn Ave. Rodriguez, Juanita—65 Manor Dr. Ronco, William—339 So. 20th St. Rosenficld, Sydney—250 Mt. Vernon PI. Roy, Marie—14 Stuyvcsant Avc. Rubin, Elliott—734 Sandford Ave. Rudolf, Paul—411 Kerrigan Blvd. Rutz, Lunda—35 Salem St. Ryan, Kathy—93 Alexander St. Sabia, Jim—702 Sandford Ave. Sages, Ronald—27 Valley St. Salins, Robert—35 Manor Dr. Santasiri, Janet—41 Underwood St. Santorclli, Paul—61 Palm St. Sayre, Gail—125 Richelieu Terr. Sccrbo, George—240 Mt. Vernon PL Schaneman, Mark—269 Ellery Avc. Schmitt, Raymond—191 Smith St. Schwarz, Edward—53 Pine Grove Terr. Schofield, George—148 So. Orange Ave. Sferlazzo, Louis—94 Mountainview PI. Shaughncssy, Edward—119 Norwood St. Shea, Hazel Ann—135 Alexander St. Shumila, Mike—129 Eastern Pkwy. 201 Siconolfi. Diane—410 Kerrigan Blvd. Skidanow. Helene—117 Roseville Ave. Slawinski, Edward—111 Brookdalc Ave. Smith. Sharon—230 Mt. Vernon PI. Smith. Joyce—83 Whitney St. Smith. Kathy—60 Longfellow Ave. Smith. Richard—185 Alexander St. Smith, Robert—5 Cleveland Ave. Solomita, Gerry—63 West End Ave. Specht, Linda—124 Columbia Ave. Stanko, Anne—109-111 Norwood St. Stanzione, Robert—22 Clermont Ave. Steeves, Mar)'—220 Mt. Vernon PI. Steinberg, Rona—151 Midland PI. Steiner. Robert—8 Ricold St. Stivers, Jan—65 Manor Dr. Szuch, Shirley—119 Alexander St. Tanner, Richard—6l Halsted St. Tanzola, Matthew—25 Chelsea Ave. Tedesco, Diane—13 Halsted St. Torrisi Phyllis—386 Sanford Ave. Tortorello, Rosemary—54 No. Munn Ave. Trabucco, Patricia—53 St. Paul Ave. Truppo, Gus—132 Telford St. Urko, Willie—147 Norwood St. Valenza, Linda—66 Sanford Ave. Valvano, Angela—86 No. Munn Ave. VanDyke, Allan—2 Noll PI. Vazir, Kamcla—240 Mt. Vernon PI. Velardo, Christopher—48 Commonwealth Ave. Vcrdcrame, Linda—84 No. Munn Ave. Vcrnacchio, Frank—19 Grand Ave. Vernicro. Camille—15 Helen PI. Visicaro, Philip—85 Smith St. Walker, Robert—11 Varsity Rd. Walko, Steve—773-5 Sandford Ave. Wallace, Robert—129 Isabella Ave. Walsh, Sharon—269 Smith St. Wareschowski, Joan—106 Oakland Terr. Weber, William—1 Vailsburg Terr. Weinberg, Ronald—22 Nctherwood PI. Weingast, Erica—14 Reynolds PI. Westreich, Louis—21 Vail St. White, John—58 Pine Grove Terr. Wilgan, Diane—97 No. Mt� nn Ave.- Williams, Carole—25 Manor Drive Wblff, Richard—33 Synott PI. Wolfram, Jane—22 Sunset Ave. Wolosen, Linda—133 Norman Rd. Wrobleski, Mar)- Ann—127 Oakland Terr. Young, Allan—95 Pine Grove Terr. Young, Diane—35 Cleveland Ave. Young, Linda—33 Cleveland Ave. Yuen, Louise—25 Manor Dri-c Zamarra, Robert—771 Sandford Ave. Zarrclla, Robert—185 Tuxedo Pkwy. Zittcl, Greg—80 St. Paul Ave. ••« � The Valkyrian staff and the senior advisors wish to express sincere appreciation to Dr. Elias Levinson for his invaluable assistance and unfailing patience in editing the creative material in this yearbook. Our thanks also to Mrs. M. Brennan and to Mr. V. 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