Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1939 volume:

neujRRK, new jersey jMiuARv, nmcTEEn THiRTv-mne at- ihsL Jwm, ofc. JthsL £swiwuf. 'Why do men picture Time an old. bent man. A scythe and hourglass clutched in his lean hands. Weary and tottering, dull-eyed and slow? Time is not old: Time is forever young. ■The Centennial Cavalcade RTHEnREUm JflnURRV 1939 a MISS MILDRED L. LOMAS Because we like her personally, because she is our good friend and because she has contributed much time and effort in our behalf, we shall always remember Miss Lomas with gratitude and affection. RTHEflflEUm JRnUflRV ■ 1939 MR. JOHN W. VOGEL We are grateful for Mr. Vogel's thorough understanding of young people and his genuine devotion to the interests of our class. We have found in him a good companion and friend. our A ID V MR. RAYMOND B. GURLEY To Mr. Gurley who has aided us so kindly with helpful advice and constant friendship, we wish to extend our appreciative thanks. OUR D AND fiTHEflflEUm jnnuflRV y 19.3 y MISS ELSA DISBROW To Miss Disbrow who has always been ready to assist and en- courage us with her able and friendly guidance, we extend our sincere appreciation. HIS A ANT ATHEnflEUm jflnuflRv 939 i9 MR. SAMUEL R. BUHRMAN IHIOME MR. R. JOSEPH BRUDER ROOM TEACHERS Mr. Raymond B. Gurley. Pn.B.. A.M., Principal Miss I OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Florence S. Burley. A.B. . Mrs. Grace H. Wilson Miss Fanny Bell __ .. _ Mrs. Jeannette Fort Miss Susan W. Rubin. B.A. ENGLISH Mr. Junius W. Stevens. M.A.. Chairman Miss Ruth S. Brettle, A.B. Miss Lura M. Briggs, M.A. Mrs. Etta M. Burke, A.B. Miss Emily E. Coburn, B.S. Mr. Edward Dangler, B.S.. M.S. Miss Clara Mae Gray. B.A. Miss Rose C. Hartman. B.S.. M.A. Miss Natalie R. Jones. B.A. Miss Mildred L. Lomas. B.S. Miss Janet McKenzie. A.B.. M.A. Miss Alice P. Sterner. B.S., M.A. Mrs. Ruth A. Stewart. B.S. Miss Katherine L. Walston. B.A., M.A. Mrs. Miriam R. Furness. A.B. Mr. Julius B. Kritzer, A.B. Mr. Hugo W. Sererchia. A.B. MODERN LANGUAGES Mr. Abraham D. Zweibel. B.A.. Chairman Mrs. Teresita M. Cappel. B.S.. M.A. Mrs. Eleanor H. Carleu, B.A. Mrs. Valentina M. Cipolletti, B.A. Mrs. Josephina L. Dill. B.A.. M.A. Miss Gertrude Kruessel. B.A. Miss Ethel McOuat, B.S.. M.A. Mr. V. Libero Sibilia. B.S. Mr. Samuel Slavin. B.A.. M.A. SOCIAL SCIENCES Miss Louise I. Capen. Ph.D., Chairman Mr. Raymond R. Ammarell, A.M. Mr. R. Joseph Bruder, B.A. Mr. Joseph Celiano. B.A. Miss Elsie Fishbein. B.A. Mr. Harry H. Kuskin, Litt.B. Mr. Fred Landolphi. A.B., B.S. in Ed. Mr. Paul uppe, B.S. Miss A. Janette Parmele, B.A. Mr. John W. Vogel, B.A., M.A. LATIN Mr. Harvey M. Dann, B.A., M.A. Mr. Raymond F. Haulenbeek, B.A., M.A. Miss Anna L. Lewis, B.A. ART Mrs. Erma P. Blair Mrs. Alfaretta D. Shirley, B.S. HEALTH Miss Agnes E. Smith. M.A. Miss Elsa Disbrow, A.B., Principal's Assistant Educational Counselor Teacher Clerk Assistant Teacher Clerk Assistant Teacher Clerk Assistant Teacher Clerk NURSE Miss Dorothy Driscoll, R.N. MECHANICAL DRAWING and MANUAL TRAINING Mr. Walter D. Bucnanan. B.A. Mr. William B. Gardner Mr. Alvin Sauer HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Evelyn C. Dearing, B.A.. M.A. Miss Daisybell Richardson. B.S. SCIENCE Mr. Roger B. Saylor, B.A., M.A., Chai Mr. Samuel R. Buhrman, B.S., M.S. Mr. Walter J. Dumm, B.S. Mrs. Eva F. Everall. B.A. Miss Mildred C. Greene, B.A. Miss Dorothy Grey, B.A. Mr. Robert J. Hagaman, B.S., M.S. Mrs. Geraldine H. King, B.A. Miss Rosina E. Rine, B.S. Miss Alice M. Schneider, B.A. Miss Helen B. Tunstead, A.E. MATHEMATICS Mr. James M. Wood, A.B., Chairman Mr. N. Howard Ayers. B.S., M.A. Miss Hazel M. Farquhar. B.A., M A. Mr. Frank S. Hartman, B.A., M.A. Mr. Herman Pritchard, B.S., M.A. Mr. Paul J. Sanders. A.B. Mr. Sydney Seidler, B.A. Mr. Harry G. Snavely, M.S. LIBRARIANS Miss Madalene Dow, B.A. Miss Hilda Engelhard� , B.A.. B.L.S. MUSIC Miss Jenny Lind Robinson, B S. Mrs. Margaret E. O'Loughlin Mr. William M. Weiss, B.S. STUDY HALL Miss Pauline M. Weiss, B.S., M.A. PHYSICAL TRAINING Mr. Victor J. Salerno. Chairman Mr. Salvator A. Commisa. B.S. in P.E. Miss C. Ethel Decker Mr. William F. Hofer Mr. Arthur R. Payton Miss Edith Scalera Mrs. Mabel E. Norman, Accompanist FACULTY AT BARRINGER fihsL SLniim . ATHEflAEUm jnnuRRV -1-?3L HARRY GERICKE President Pres.’' 129 Montclair Avenue College Prep. Montclair State Teachers' College Hello. Everybody FLORENCE GUARINO .Vice-President Clifton Avenue ollege Prep. Business ively Lady ViNCENT VITIELLO Treasurer ’Vinnie 289 North Fifth Street College Prep. Seton Hall Behind that Curtain MARY BION Secretary Little Girl 555 North Seventh Street College Prep. Undecided The Great Impersonation (WvuuuaxjrL. Sia JflnUARV 1 93 9 RUTH CONOVER Editor -in- Chief Ruihie 8 Kearny Street College Prep. Montclair State Teachers' College Crowded Hours ELWOOD EASTON. JR. Associate Editor Lee 163 Woodside Avenue College Prep. Lehigh University Diary of a Provincial Lady BARBARA PEACE Associate Editor Bobbie 61 Heller Parkway College Prep. Wellesley College Your Carriage. Madam! LORRAINE GROSJEAN Associate Editor El- 538 Mt. Prospect Avenue College Prep. New Jersey College for Women Changing Minds MARIE O. ACANFORA 183 Abingkn Avenue College Prep. Undecided How to Get Things Done GABRIEL R. ALAMO Gibby 76 Montclair Avenue General Undecided A Good Companion ERNEST A. ANGELO 61 New Street General Undecided Tap. Caper and Clog FANNY T. ARGENTIERI Fay 183 Summer Avenue General Business College Girl Through the Ages JOHN ARMSTRONG Jack 182 North Second Street College Prep. Business The Age of Innocence RALPH G. ARMSTRONG 15 Coeyman Street General Undecided ELEANOR N' AVOLI° Silent Places Tw!ny 122 Second Avenue General Business College She Strives to Conquer ◄ IO JOSEPHINE BARNES Joe 75 Colden Street General Vocational School Place for Herself ELIZABETH M. BEAMER Betty 151 Clifton Avenue General Undecided Our Navy MARIE LOUISE BELVERGE Ree 196 Broadway General Undecided The Little French Girl SEYMOUR BERG Cy 478 Orange Street College Prep. Undecided In Pursuit of Laughter flTHEnfUum jnnuARV -1 939., FRANK T. BIBONE Bib 429 Roseville Avenue College Prep. Indiana Blue-Eyed God GUS J. BISIGNANO Gussie College Prep. Business No Hero JOSEPH M. BIUNNO Speed 323 North Eleventh Street General Newark University Fun of Photography 15 RTHERflEUm jflnuflRV ARTHUR J. BLEICHER Art 379 Bloomfield Avenue General Undecided Big Fellow FRIEDA BORNSTEIN 210 Mr. Prospect Avenue College Prep. N. J. College for Women Sharp Eyes ROBERT E. BRANCH Bob 599 Summer Avenue College Prep. U. of Alabama The Stranger MABEL G. BROWN Mae 190 Orange Street General Mercy Hospital Poetry of Youth PEARL CAGAN Perle 33 Broadway College Prep. N. J. College for Women Great Expectations fin ALAN L. BOSSINGER Bossy 321 Summer Avenue College Prep. Undecided Gone With the Wind 4 16 ► PETER A. CALCAGNO Cal 35 Cutler Street College Prep. Colleg Fighting Guard ANTHONY CARNEVALE 52 Winthrop Street General Undecided Modern Comedy NICHOLAS G. CARRIONE Nick 188 Second Street General Evening Business College Laughing Boy t LENA IRMA CALDORE Lee Lena 85 Webster Street eneral Undecided Down to Earth MICHAEL J. CELESTE Mike 201 Ridge Street College Prep. Business Pleasure and Behavior JOSEPH J. CENTANNI 18 Cutler Street General Undecided Vein of Iron CHARLES GERALD CERRATO Charlie 350 North Seventh Street College Prep. Business Winning Out ◄ 17 VINCENT A. CHIEGO Chief Koy I 54' 2 Eighth Avenue General Undecided Clarence VINCENT COMMISA Lightning 21 Mt. Prospect Avenue College Prep. U. of Notre Dame Pigskin on Parade LOUISE W. COOK Lu 46 Union Street General Undecided Secrets of Charm JOHN M. COPPOCK. JR. Happy 24 Chester Avenue General Wilberforce University John. Silence! ANELEA CORONA Emme 112 Bloomfield Avenue General Newark State Teachers' College Little Lost Girl DORIS MAY CORTRIGHT Jitterbug 213 North Seventh Street DONALD O. CORVEY College Prep. Coleman's College Duck The Adventurous Lady SI7 Ridge Street College Prep. Rutgers The Perfect Gentleman 4 18 ► SYLVIA D'ALOIA Syr 247 Ridge Street College Prep. Undecided ROSE DeBONIS i • i_i t 146 Garside Street t?irl in Her leens College Prep. Business College The Yearling RTHEnncum jflnuflRv „1939 , FELIX CHARLES DeLORENZO Phil- 145 Clifton Avenue College Prep. Georgetown U. Slim ESTHER LORRAINE DelRUSSO Angel 36 Peck Avenue College Prep. Business College Now It Can be Told LUCILLE M. DeMARCO Lou 785 Mt. Prospect Avenue General Berkeley School Magic of Music ANTHONY A. OePANICIS Lucky 386 North Eleventh Street General Undecided Waiting in the Wilderness ELLA M. DeSHAZIOR 234 Warren Street General Undecided The World is Mine i 9 RTHEOflEUm JRnURRV 1939 i GEORGE G. E. ALBA C. DiMARTINO I 79 Summer Avenue College Prep. Columbia U. Why Stop Learning I General LOUIS J. DeVIVO Lou” 229 Mr. Prospect Avenue College Prep. Business Walk, Look and Listen NICHOLAS R. DiDOMENICO Di 55 Nassau Street General Undecided It Can't Happen Here JOSEPH A. D'ONOFRIO Joey 585 North Sixth Street General Undecided Growing Up DOROTHY B. ERICSON Dot 478 Summer Avenue College Prep. Business School To Have and to Hold ANGELA A. DiFINO Babe- 463 North Seventh Street College Prep. Business The Honor Girl ESPOSITO 8 Garside Street Panzer College 'Boy Dates Girl 20 PATSY M. FER AVOLO “Pat 188 FirsT Street General Seton Arouse and Beware JEAN ANGELINA FILARDO 80 Peck Avenue General Undecided MARJORIE V. FITZPATRICK Ronnie 262 Verona Avenue College Prep. Katherine Gibbs Seventeen VIRGINIA KENNEDRY FLOHR 65 Park Avenue General Business I'm a Stranger Here Myself EDMUND FOGARTY Red- 260 Broadway General U. S. Army When Knights Were Bold Pure Gold HELEN A. FISHMAN Fishy 2 North Ninth Street GINO A. FARINA College Prep. Katherine Gibbs Count Pee Gee The Undefeated I 38 Eighth Avenue General Undecided While Rome Burns 21 ► JOSEPH C. FOLEY Joe 899 Mt. Prospect Avenue General Undecided Manners for Millions PAUL R. FORTE 134 Fifieenth Street General Indiana Music Master EDITH M. FRESE 18 Sixth Avenue College Prep. Business College The Business of Being a Friend ROSE FRUCCI Ro 5 Drift Street General Undecided Rose in Bloom ANGELO J. FUSARO Fuzzy 198 Ridge Street General Undecided The Glory of Youth CARMINE MICHAEL GALASSO Duke 106 Summer Avenue General Newark University Silent Places FREDERICK S. GALLUP, JR. 134 Second Avenue College Prep. Bucknell Smoky 22 JOHN PAUL GETZ, JR. Prof 205 Highland Avenue General Business Time Out of Mind SAMUEL J. GITOW Gite 17 Halleck Street College Prep. Rutgers College of Pharmacy Mirthful Haven ATHEirnEOm jnnuRRV 1939 M,MM SAMUEL S. GOLDSTICKER. JR. Sammy 92 Grafton Avenue College Prep. Dramatic School Take It Away. Sam! SIDNEY G. GREENBERG Sid- 908 Lake Street College Prep. Newark University Paul, the Newsboy MARY R. GRENCI 104 Garside Street College Prep. Miss Whitman's School Oid Fashioned Girl FREDERICK JOHN GRIFFIN Fred 301 Montclair Avenue College Prep. Princeton U. A Young Man With a Horn ALBERT SALVATORE GRILLO Al 4 23 ► JflflUARV 1939 LILLIAN E. HARTLAUB Twinny 259 Broadway General Business Crock of Gold” CHARLOTTE K. HOOPER 99 North Seventh Street College Prep. Undecided The Girl Today, the Woman Tomorrow JAMES J. HAMBLIN EDWARD JOSEPH HAUGH Jip 28 Carteret Street College Prep. Vanderbilt U. Perennia! Bachelor ROBERT D. HARRIS Spook 492 Orange Street General Business Manners Can Be Fun DOROTHEA M. HARTLAUB Spotts 183 Second Street General Marching On KATHERINE D. HOGAN I 19 Plane Street College Prep. Louder, Please! Business Business Dot 259 Broadway General Business Sense and Sensibility 24 ► THOMAS EDWARD KEE Tommie 495 Delavan Avenue College Prep. Morgan College Half-Back ALLEN JONES Stash 475 North Fifth Street College Prep. Undecided No Star is Lost CHARLES CANNON JOSE Bud- 400 Roseville Avenue General Undecided KATHERINE S. KNAUS Mickey Mouse 24 Burnett Street General Pratt Institute Maid in Waiting LOUISE MARIE KNECHT Wheezie 16 Mt. Prospect Place General Business Golden Girl Beau Brummel STEPHEN D. KARAMBELAS Steve 132 West Market Street NADINE ELAINE JAMISON College Prep. Newark University Na All Quiet on the Western Front- 28 North Fourth Street General Undecided Ask Me Again ◄ 25 ► DOMINIC LATORRACA Lat Dom 96 Ridge Street College Prep. Columbia U. A President is Born JOANNA L. LAUDA Joanie 533 Roseville Avenue General N. J. State Teachers' College Stop. Look, Listen CLAIRE LEONARD Angel 112 Beaumont Place College Prep. Undecided The Royal Road to Romance PAUL F. LEVINSKY Levvy 619 North Seventh Street General Newark University Handsome is as Handsome Does PETER RICHARD LINFANTE Battlen 247 Mt. Prospect Avenue General Alabama Here Comes Pete WILLIAM VITO LOVALLO Gloomy 133 Ridge Street JOSEPH A. LOVINGTON College Prep. Business Joe The Lone Star Ranger 55 North Sixth Street College Prep. U. S. Naval Academy Men Against the Sea 26 MARIE D. MALANGA 272 North Tenth Street College Prep. N. J. State Teachers' College DOMINICK J. MALTESE Glory of Youth Lefty 415 South Eleventh Street College Prep. Undecided Story of a Bad Boy nTHEnoEUm jnnuARv 1939 FRANK MANNING VINCENZA G. MAMMOLITE Vee 40 North Thirteenth Street College Prep. Nursing Education of a Princess ALBERT P. MANGIN Al 85 Third Street College Prep. Panzer College Little Man, What Now? Pick- 449 Summer Avenue General Business In Spite of All ELSIE MARION 71 Bloomfield Avenue College Prep. Undecided The Road Leads On JEROME B. MARKOWITZ Jerry 836 Mr. Prospect Avenue General Business Being a Boy i27V WINIFRED AGATHA MATTHEWS Winnie 158 Orange Street General New York University Before the Great Silence MARY LUCIELLE McCLAIN Lucy 221 New Street General Beautician School Roads of Adventure HORTENSE R. MARSHALL Red 221 New Street General Undecided Poems By a Little Girl ROSE R. MAYBIN I I I Summer Avenue General Virginia State Wild Olive CARMINE ANTHONY MASCOLO Footer I 18 Fourth Avenue Coliege Prep. Upsala Wake and Remember MARJORIE ANNE MAYHEW Marge Red 538 Summer Avenue General Business Freckles LOUIS GERARD MASINO Lou 107 Summer Avenue College Prep. Newark College ol Engineering Fun of It ◄ 28 ► ALEXANDER J. MONTAGNA Mountain 51 Highland Avenue College Prep. Upsala Big Enough CARMINE J. NAPPI HELEN MARGARET MEAD Meodsie 80 Irving Street General Newark Prep. School Father's Daughter Snappy 435 North Seventh Street General Undecided Handy Andy WILLIAM J. MIELE Slim 212 Academy Street General Undecided The Softest Music CLARA E. NICHOLLS Nickels 21 Elliott Street College Prep. Panzer College The Conqueror ANNA GWENDOLYN McDANIEL Ann 21 Nesbit Street General Fine Arts School Vanity Fair ARMAND MICHAEL MONACO Rubinoff 398 Orange Street College Prep. Business Master's Violin 29 THOMAS D. O’LEARY Tommy 63 South Seventh Street General Undecided The Boy Chemist MARONETTE PERRY Marrie 750 Highland Avenue College Prep. Undecided Tonight at 8:30 LUCILLE PETOIA 533 North Sixth Street General N. J. State Teachers College Listening ARNOLD E. PHILLIPS Abie 155 West Market Street College Prep. Newark University The Laughing Diplomat CHRISTINE T. PHIPPS Tina 57 Nassau Street General Lincoln Hospital Whirlwind PATRICK HENRY POWELL Scotty 191 Sussex Avenue General Undecided The Rover ARTHUR PRANDATO. JR. Arty 27 North Sixth Street General Undecided Behind the Doctor 30 DOROTHY I. RACINE Dot 185 North Ninth Street Col'ege Prep. Undecided ,RALPh| J' RAIMO The Sporting Spirit 2g5 C|ifton Avenue General Business Peck’s Bad Boy flTHEIlREUm jnnuRRV .1 939. Q f i n BERNHARD M. RASCHAL Rascal 271 Parker Street College Prep. Rutgers Innocents Abroad PAULINE K. RESTAINO 173 Clifton Avenue College Prep. Undecided Heart Throbs PELLEGRINO JERRY RINGI Reno 240 Clifton Avenue General Indiana University Athlete in the Making HAROLD JOHN ROWE Jack 161 North Twelfth Street General Business Time to Live ELEANOR C. RUSSO Shorty 40 Nassau Street General Banford Academy Tumult and the Shouting ◄ 31 ► ATHEfl AEU m jflnuflRV - 19.39,. MARGUERITE SANTO 151 Clifton Avenue College Prep. Undecided Thinking it Over PETER SCRIFF 678 Mt. Prospect Avenue College Prep. Undecided Prelude to Chemistry EDWARD CHARLES RYAN Eddie 99 North Tenth Street General Georgetown Flivver King ALFRED L. SALAMONE Al 607 North Sixth Street General Business Drums SALVATORE W. SALERNO Sal JOHN ANTHONY SARNO John D 130 Parker Street College Prep. Seton Hall Crimson Sweater VINCENT A. SCARPINO 40 Stone Street College Prep. Business Men in White 102 2 Mt. Prospect Avenue College Prep. College Laddie 4 32 ► PASQUALINO M. SESSA 9 North Third Street General Undecided Daddy Long Legs WESLEY M. SIEGEL 197 Dickerson Street College Prep. Undecided Music on the Air EDWIN P. SINNOCK. JR. Ned- 65 Beaumont Place College Prep. U. C. L. A. Days and Deeds BLANCHE THELMA SMITH Thel 492 North Fourth Street General Undecided Pollyanna GRACE GLORIA SOPRANO 34 Highland Avenue General Miss Whitman’s After All It's Up to You JEANNE SECOR 10 Myrtle Avenue College Prep. College One Increasing Purpose RAYMOND SIERCHIO Ray 203 Second Street General Undecided Willingly to School ◄ 33 ► MARION ANNE SPADONI 302 North Seventh Street College Prep. Drake’s Vivacious Lady GEORGE M. STANGO Babe Sweeney 118 Stone Street General Dramatic School Ring up the Curtain MARY E. STEWART 845 Lake Street General Pratt Institute With Malice Toward None HARRY STONAKER Ace 208 Bloomfield Avenue General Undecided Lord of Lovely Garden JOSEPH TARANTINI 464 North Twelfth Street General Undecided The Turmoil GEORGE TAYLOR 7 Fairmount Avenue General Undecided Joy in Work LESLIE THOMAS TORTORELLA Tort 86 Mt. Prospect Avenue College Prep. Upsala Cream of the Jest 34 JOSEPHINE M. TUMMINIA Jo” 500 North Seventh Street College Prep. Montclair State Teachers' College Dark Eyes MILDRED ROSE VERNIERO Honey 221 Clifton Avenue College Prep. Dental Assistant Here. There and Everywhere RALPH FRANK VISCO Visco 47 Newark Street College Prep. Newark Tech. School The Dancing Floor GERALDINE VIVIAN WALSH Jerri 87 North Tenth Street College Prep. Corneli So Big MAX G. WEINE 28 State Street College Prep. Undecided The Comedy of Errors KATHRYNE LEE WILLIAMS Kitty 266 Warren Street General Juillard School of Music Divine Lady DORIS WILSON Dot 69 Delavan Avenue General Undecided Charm of Fine Manners ALPHONSE M. ZECCA Zek 403 Roseville Avenue General Business The Roman Singer 4 35 ► 3n iWemorp of ©ur Classmate iHarton l loss JBorn (Drtolirr 25, 1921 � ebi lap2l, 1937 For Nature ever faithful is To such as trust her faithfulness. When the forest shall mislead me. When the night and morning lie. When sea and land refuse to feed me. 'Twill be time enough to die; Then will yet my mother yield A pillow in her greenest field. Nor the June flowers scorn to cover The clay of their departed lover. —Emerson's Woodnotes 36 ► (UmcL Trials Over many a ciiy oid. Famed in song and story. Temple grey and casfie hold Catch the sunset glory. So our Alma Mater proud Leeks o'er vale and meadow, High between the sailing cloud And its drifting shadow. For her colors, first the blue Of the April valley; Then December’s wintry hue When the storm winds rally. Newark High, thy fame we raise, Many voices blending; Through the years we pledge thee praise. Loyal to life's ending. 27 QnftifimjcdtiDtL (pI a sL MARIE O. ACANFORA National Honor Society: President, Italian Honor Society: Treasurer, French Honor Society: History Honor Society: Athenaeum Board: Editor, La Plume Board: Girls’ Leaders Club: Thalians: 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees: Science Club: Centennial Ex- hibit Committee: B Girl. GABRIEL R. ALAMO ERNEST A. ANGELO Business Board of Athenaeum. FANNY T. ARGENTIERI Girls' Leaders Club: Thalians: Science Club: Chevron Girl: Camera Club. JOHN ARMSTRONG Spanish Honor Society: Boys’ Leaders Club; 4B-4A Reception Committee: Science Club: Bus- iness Board of Athenaeum: Centennial Exhibit Committee. RALPH G. ARMSTRONG Science Club: Track '36. ELEANOR N. AVOLIO Girls' Leaders Club: Science Club: B Girl: Camera Club: Hockey. JOSEPHINE BARNES Home Economics: Art Club: Science Club: Thalians: Hockey. ELIZABETH M. BEAMER Library Staff: Girls' Leaders Club: Science Club: Thalians: 3A Refreshment Committee: 3A Exec- utive Board: 3A Sales Board: Athenaeum Board. MARIE LOUISE BELVERGE Glee Club: Library Staff: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Leaders Club: a Cappella Choir: Thalians. SEYMOUR BERG FRANK T. BIBONE Boys' Leaders Club: Athenaeum Board. MARY C. J. BIONDO Athenaeum Board: 3A-4B-4A Class Secretary; National Honor Society: Thalians. Vice-President '37. '38: Language Arts Club. President '37: Assist- ant Editor and Editor. Language Arts Magazine: Acropolis Board: Spanish Honor Society: Editor Azul y Blanco : B Girl: a Cappella Choir; Glee Club: 4B Floor Show. GUS P. BISIGNANO JOSEPH M. BIUNNO Chairman Photography Board of Athenaeum: Lieutenant Boys’ Leaders Club: President and Treasurer of Photoplay Club: Treasurer of Language Arts Club: Acropolis Board: Camera Club: Fencing Team: Thalians; Science Club; Library Staff: 4B-4A Reception Committee. ARTHUR J. BLEICHER Science Club: Photoplay Club. FRIEDA BORNSTEIN Athenaeum Board: National Honor Society: French Honor Society: Editor of La Plume : His- tory Honor Society; Girls' Leaders Club: Office Staff: 4B Reception Committee: 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees: 4B Executive Committee. ALAN L. BOSSINGER Band: Orchestra: Science Club: Thalians. ROBERT E. BRANCH MABEL G. BROWN Science Club: Girls' Hockey: Thalians; Art Club. PEARL CAGAN Athenaeum Board; French Honor Society; La Plume Board: Glee Club; Camera Club: 3A-4B Dance Committees: Assistant Editor La Plume. PETER A. CALCAGNO Boys' Leaders Club: Football '36, '37. Captain '38: Baseball: Track: Fencing: B Man: Science Club: 4B Dance Committee: 4B-4A Reception Committee. ELENA IRMA CALDORE Athenaeum Board: Acropolis Board: Camera Club; B Girl; 4B-4A Reception Committee: 4B- 4A Dance Committee. ANTHONY CARNEVALE NICHOLAS G. CARRIONE MADELINE CECERE Athenaeum Board: Italian Honor Society: B Girl: Girls' Leaders Club: Language Arts Club: Science Club. MICHAEL J. CELESTE Athenaeum Board; Science Club. JOSEPH J. CENTANNI CHARLES GERALD CERRATO President. History Honor Society; National Honor Society: Italian Honor Society: Boys’ Leaders Club: Latin Club; Science Club: 3A-4B Executive Committee: 3A-4B Dance Committee: Athenaeum Board: 4B-4A Reception Committee: Thalians; Cheering Squad. Qnfo maiwtL fihaAiL VINCENT A. CHIEGO Science Club: Boys' Leaders Club. VINCENT COMMISA Football: B Man; Science Club: Boys’ Leaders Club. RUTH M. CONOVER Editor-in-chief of Athenaeum: Editor-in-chief. Associate Editor, Assistant Editor of Acropolis: National Honor Society: Latin Club Consul: Photo- play Club: 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees: 4B-4A Reception Committee: Office Staff: History Honor Society. LOUISE W. COOK Science Club; Thalians. JOHN M. COPPOCK. JR. Band: Orchestra; Assistant Manager of Track: B” Man: All-City Orchestra: All-Essex Orchestra: All-State Orchestra; All-Cily Band; Science Club: Blue Jackets String Ensemble. ANELEA CORONA Glee Club; Camera Club; Science Club; Girls’ Leaders Club. DORIS MAY CORTRIGHT Athenaeum Board: History Honor Society: French Honor Society: 3A-4B-4A Dance Commit tees: 4B-4A Reception Committee: Art C'ub: Science Cub; La Plume Board; Executive Com- mittee. DONALD O. CORVEY Athenaeum Board: President. National Honor Society; History Honor Society: President. Library Staff: Boys' Leaders Club; Camera Club: Senior Day Program Committee: Science Club: 4A Exec utive Committee. SYLVIA D'ALOIA Italian Honor Society; Athenaeum Board: Science Club. ROSE M. DeBONIS Italian Honor Society; Latin Club: Girls’ Leaders Club; Science Club: Glee Club. FELIX CHARLES DeLORENZO Athenaeum Board: Spanish Honor Society; Thalians. ESTHER LORRAINE DelRUSSO Athenaeum Board: Italian Honor Society; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus: a Cappella Choir: Thalians’ 4B-4A Executive Committee: Science Club. LUCILLE M. DeMARCO Glee Club; Mixed Chorus: Science Club: Cam era Club: Hockey. ANTHONY A. DePANICIS Boys' Leaders Club; Science Club. ELLA M. DeSHAZIOR Science Club; Thalians; Latin Club; Centennial Chorus; Art Club. LOUIS J. DeVIVO Athenaeum Board- History Honor Society: Science Club. NICHOLAS ROCCO DiDOMENICO B Man; Science Club: Art Club; Fencing; Football. ANGELA A. DiFINO Athenaeum Board: National Honor Society; History Honor Society: Italian Honor Society; Acropolis Board: Latin Club; Science Club: Girls' Leaders Club: Glee Club: Art Club: 3A-4B Exec- utive Committee: 3A-4B Dance Committees: Thalians. ALBA C. DiMARTINO Athenaeum Board; Latin Club: Language Arts Club: Girls' Leaders Club: Science Club: Thalians; 4B Executive Committee: 4B-4A Reception Com- mittee: 4B Dance Committee. JOSEPH A. D'ONOFRIO Science Club. ELWOOD M. EASTON. JR. Assistant Editor of Athenaeum; National Honor Society; Acropolis Board: Science Club; Rifle Club; 4B-4A Reception Committee. DOROTHY B. ERICSON Athenaeum Board: Acropolis Board: Spanish Honor Society: Science Club: Photoplay Club: Office Staff: Glee Club; Thalians. GEORGE ESPOSITO Track; Football: Science Club: Boys' Leaders Club: Library Staff; B Man; Athenaeum Art Board; Art Club. GINO A. FARINA PATSY M. FERAVOLO Science Club: B Man; Fencing. JEAN ANGELINA FILARDO Athenaeum Board: Italian Honor Society: Science Club; Girls' Leaders Club; Thalians: Art Club. HELEN A. FISHMAN French Honor Society; History Honor Society: Girls' Leaders Club; Glee Club; a Cappella Choir- Mixed Chorus; La Plume Board: Photoplay Club: 4A Dance Committee. 4 39 ► Qnfl imodwtL {phaAfL MARJORIE VERONICA FITZPATRICK Science Club; Glee Club; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees: 4B-4A Reception Committee. VIRGINIA KENNEDRY FLOHR EDMUND FOGARTY Athenaeum Board: Thalians: Boys’ Leaders Club: Science Club; 4B-4A Reception Committee. JOSEPH C. FOLEY Boys' Leaders Club; Science Club. PAUL R. FORTE Track: Orchestra: String Ensemble. EDITH M. FRESE Athenaeum Board: History Honor Society; Ital- ian Honor Society: Language Arts Club; Latin Club; Girls' Leaders Club: Science Club: Glee Club: Art Club; 4B-4A Reception Committee. ROSE FRUCCI Hockey: Tennis. ANGELO J. FUSARO Science Club CARMINE MICHAEL GALASSO Thalians; Science Club; Boys' Leaders Club: Art Club. FREDERICK S. GALLUP, JR. Boys’ Leaders Club: Latin Club: Science Club: Library Staff: Band; 4B-4A Reception Committee. HARRY FREDERICK GERICKE President of 3A-4B-4A Classes: Co-chairman. Sales Board of Athenaeum: National Honor Soci- ety: Vice-President of History Honor Society: Treasurer of German Honor Society: Acropolis Board: Co-Captain of Boys' Leaders Club: thal- ians: Science Club. JOHN PAUL GETZ. JR. SAMUEL J. GITOW Athenaeum Board; French Honor Society. SAMUEL S. GOLDSTICKER. JR. Athenaeum Board; Acropolis Board: Language Arts Club; Boys' Leaders Club: Science Club: 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees: 4B-4A Reception Committee: 4B Floor Show; Senior Day Program; Thalians. SIDNEY G. GREENBERG Science Club; Band: Baseball: Camera Club. MARY R. GRENCI Athenaeum Board: Science Club; Art Club; Camera Club: 3A-4B Dance Committees: 4B-4A Reception Committee. FREDERICK JOHN GRIFFIN Chairman. Athletics Board of Athenaeum; Treas urer. National Honor Society; Captain of Tennis Team: Band: Orchestra; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus: All-State Chorus: Barringer Blue-jackets; Science Club. ALBERT SALVATORE GRILLO Boys' Leaders Club: Glee Club. LORRAINE WINIFRED GROSJEAN Assistant Editor. Athenaeum: National Honor Society; History Honor Society: French Honor Society; Acropolis Board: Girls' Leaders Club; La Plume; Language Arts Club: 4B-4A Reception Committee: 4B-4A Dance Committees: Hockey: Senior Day Program. FLORENCE GUARINO Vice-President of 3A-4B-4A Classes: Athenaeum Board: Glee Club; a Cappella Choir; Mixed Chorus; Art Club: Science Club: 4B-4A Reception Committee; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees: AI- City Chorus. JAMES J. HAMBLIN Athenaeum Board: Acropolis Board: Science Club; Boys' Leaders Club: Rifle Club: 4B-4A Re ception Committee. ROBERT D. HARRIS Athenaeum Board: Acropolis Board; Cheer Leader: Camera Club: Science Club: Boys' Leaders Club: Library Staff: Track; Cross-Country. DOROTHEA M. HARTLAUB Athenaeum Board: Art Club; Thalians; Science Club: 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees: 4B-4A Re- ception Committee. LILLIAN E. HARTLAUB Athenaeum Board: Science Club; Art Club; Thalians: 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees: 4B-4A Reception Committee. EDWARD JOSEPH HAUGH Boys' Leaders Club; Science Club: Cross- Coufttry: 4B-4A Reception Committee: Art Club. KATHERINE D. HOGAN Girls' Leaders Club: Thalians: 4B-4A Reception Committee: 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees. CHARLOTTE K. HOOPER Science Club: 4B Dance Committee. NADINE ELAINE JAMISON Science Club: Thalians. ALLEN JONES Spanish Honor Society; Band. 40 Qnjj imjodwtL fll aijL CHARLES CANNON JOSE Athenaeum Board: Photoplay Club: Glee Club- Baseball: B Man; Science Club. STEPHEN D. KARAMBELAS National Honor Society: History Honor Society: French Honor Society: Boys' Leaders Club. THOMAS EDWARD KEE Athenaeum Board: French Honor Society: Vars- ity Footba.l; Track; Co-Captain Boys' Leaders Club; Glee Club: 4B Dance Committee: Mixed Chorus: B Man. KATHERINE S. KNAUS Athenaeum Board; German Honor Society: Lan- guage Arts Club; Science Club: 3A-4B Dance Committees: Hockey: Baseball: Girls’ Leaders Club: B Girl. LOUISE MARIE KNECHT Athenaeum Board; Acropolis Board: Science Club; 4B-4A Reception Committee: 4B Executive Committee: 4B Dance Committee. DOMINIC LATORRACA Co-Chairman, Athletics Board of Athenaeum: National Honor Society; Italian Honor Society: Boys' Leaders Club; Language Arts Club; Science Club. JOANNA L. LAUDA Science Club; Girls' Leaders Club: 3A Dance Committee: Thalians: Camera Club: Art Club. CLAIRE LEONARD Co-Chairman. Features Board of Athenaeum: National Honor Society; French Honor Society: History Honor Society; Chairman. La Plume Board: Acropolis Board; Library Staff; Glee Club: Office Staff; Latin Club; Photoplay Club; Thalians; Science Club: B” Girl. PAUL F. LEVINSKY Athenaeum Board; Science Club: Photography Club. PETER RICHARD LINFANTE Track; Science Club: Thalians; Football: Art Club; B-2 Man. WILLIAM VITO LOVALLO JOSEPH A. LOVINGTON National Honor Society: Acropolis Board: Cross Country; Track; Boys' Leaders Club. MARIE D. MALANGA Glee Club; Science Club: Thalians: Language Arts Club; Camera Club; Girls' Leaders Club: 3A-4B Dance Committees. DOMINICK J. MALTESE Science Club. VINCENZA G. MAMMOLITE Athenaeum Board; Italian Honor Socie.'y: Science Club; Thalians: Language Arts Club; Gir.s Leaders Club: “B‘ Girl; Hockey: Domestic Science Club: 4B Executive Committee: 4B-4A Reception Committee. ALBERT P. MANGIN Assistant Manager of Football: Boys' Leaders Club: Science Club: Cross Country. FRANK MANNING Thalians: Boys' Leaders Club; Cross Country. Science Club: Art Club. ELSIE MARION Athenaeum Board: National Honor Society: Secretary of History Honor Society; Girls' Leaders C ub: Language Arts Club: Latin Club: 4B Dance Committee. JEROME B. MARKOWITZ Athenaeum Board: Science Club: Thalians: Stage Crew: Boys' Leaders Club; 3A-4B Dance Committees- 4B-4A Reception Committee. HORTENSE R. MARSHALL Science Club: Photoplay Club; Girls' Leaders Club; Thalians: Hockey; Camera Club. CARMINE ANTHONY MASCOLO Thalians: Track; Football. LOUISE GERARD MASINO Athenaeum Board: Latin Club: Science Club, Art Club: Boys' Leaders Club; 3A-4B-4A Execu tive Committees: 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees: 4B-4A Reception Committee: Thalians. WINIFRED AGATHA MATTHEWS Athenaeum Board: Acropolis Board; B Girl. Hockey: Thalians: Latin Club; Science Club; Cam era Club: Nurse's Staff. ROSE R. MAYBIN Science Club: Thalians: Hockey. MARJORIE ANNE MAYHEW Science Club: Thalians; 4B-4A Dance Commit tees: Library Staff; Athenaeum Board. MARY LUCIELLE McCLAIN ANNA GWENDOLYN McDANIEL Thalians; Science Club: Hockey: Art Club; B' Girl; Centennial Chorus. HELEN MARGARET MEAD Athenaeum Board: Science Club: Thalians: ◄ 41 ► QnfyyimaiwfL (pl aAsL Hockey: Glee Club: Library Staff: 4B-4A Dance Committees: B Girl; Girls' Leaders Club: 4A Executive Committee. WILLIAM J. MIELE Latin Club: Science Club: Thalians. ARMAND MICHAEL MONACO Assistant Manager of Football. Baseball and Track: Photoplay Ciub: Science Club: Orchestra; Blue Jackets; String Ensemble: All-City and Al.- State Orchestras. ALEXANDER J. MONTAGNA Football: B Man. CARMINE J. NAPPI CLARA E. NICHOLLS Athenaeum Board; Treasurer, German Honor Society: Language Arts Club: Girls' Leaders Club: Science Club; B Girl; Hockey; Tennis; BasebJI: Basketball; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committee; 4B Floor Show. THOMAS D. O'LEARY History Honor Society; Language Arls Club; 4B Executive Committee: Science Club; Centen- nial Research Committee. BARBARA PEACE Assistant Editor of Athenaeum: National Honor Society; Acropolis Board; French Honor Socie y: Library Staff: Glee Club: Office Staff; Latin Club: Photoplay Club; Science Club; 3A-4B Dance Com- mittees; Thalians. MARONETTE PERRY National Honor Society; History Honor Society; French Honor Society: Chairman, Personnel Board of Athenaeum: Acropolis Board: Glee Club: ' B'' Girl; Office Staff; Photoplay Club: 3A-4A Dance Committees: 4B News Correspondent: Library Staff; Science Club; Latin Club; Thalians; La Plume Board. LUCILLE PETOIA Thalians: Library Staff: Art Club; Science Club. ARNOLD E. PHILLIPS Science Club: 4B-4A Reception Committee. CHRISTINE T. PHIPPS Photoplay Club; Hockey; Thalians; Science Club. PATRICK HENRY POWELL History Honor Society; Thalians: Science Cub; Camera Club. ARTHUR PRANDATO, JR. Athenaeum Board; Spanish Honor Society: B Man: Boys' Leaders Club; Thalians; Science Club; Manager, Baseball; Camera Club. DOROTHY I. RACINE Athenaeum Board: Acropolis Board: French Honor Society; Glee Club: Science Club: Thalians; Photoplay Club. RALPH J. RAIMO Cross Country; 4B Dance Committee: 4B-4A Reception Committee; Thalians: Science Club: Art C.ub; B Man. BERNHARD M. RASCHAL Athenaeum Board; National Honor Society; German Honor Society; History Honor Society; Latin Club: Science Club; Language Arts Club: Photoplay Club; Treasurer. Library Staff; Orches- tra: String Ensemble: 4B-4A Reception Committee: 3A-4B Dance Committee; Acropolis Board. PAULINE K. RESTAINO Science Club: Thalians: 3A-4B Dance Com- mittees. PELLEGRINO RINGI Athenaeum Board; French Honor Society; Science Club: Art Club: 3A-4B Dance Commit- tees; Track; Cross Country; Thalians; La Plume Board; 4B-4A Reception Committee. HAROLD JOHN ROWE Athenaeum Board; Boys' Leaders Club; Cross Country; Science Club: Language Arts Cub; 3A- 4B Dance Committees; Thalians. -ELEANOR C. RUSSO Girls’ Leaders Club: Nurse's Staff; Thalians: Science Club: B Girl; 3A-4B Dance Committees- Library Staff. EDWARD CHARLES RYAN Athenaeum Board; Track; Football: Science Club. ALFRED L. SALAMONE Athenaeum Board: Executive Committee: Thal- ians: Band: Camera Club: Science Club. SALVATORE W. SALERNO National Honor Society: Centennial and Caval- cade: History Honor Society: Italian Honor So- ciety, Vice-President; Athenaeum Board; Boys' Leaders Club: Science Club: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus; 3A-4B Dance Committees: 4B-4A Recep- tion Committee; All-City, State, Essex County Chorus; Thalians. MARGUERITE SANTO Athenaeum Board: Thalians: Girls' Leaders Club: Science Club; 3A Dance Committee. 42 Qnfo mjcdwfL fihaASL JOHN ANTHONY SARNO Athenaeum Board: Assistant Manager. Football: Boys' Leaders Club; Science Club; 3A-4B Dance Committees; Thalians. VINCENT A. SCARPINO Athenaeum Board: National Honor Society: Thalians; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees: Treasurer. Italian Honor Society: Science Club: Art Club: Boys' Leaders Club: 4B-4A Reception Committee: Senior Day Committee. PETER SCRIFF National Honor Society; Chairman. Business Board of Athenaeum: Acropolis Board; President, Language Arts Club: Science Club; Italian Honor Society; Tennis Team. JEANNE SECOR National Honor Society; Vice-President. French Honor Society; Treasurer. Spanish Honor Society: Glee Club; Girls' Leaders Club: Athenaeum Board: 4B Reception Committee; 3A-4B Dance Commit tees; Editor of Azul y Blanco. PASQUALINO M. SESSA Football: Baseball: Boys' Leaders Club. WESLEY M. SIEGEL Orchestra; Science Club; String Ensemble: All- City. County, State Orchestra. RAYMOND SIERCHIO Boys' Leaders Club; Science Club: Cross Coun- try: Interclass Baseball and Basketball. EDWIN P. SINNOCK. JR. Spanish Honor Society: Athenaeum Board- Boys’ Leaders Club: Science Club: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. BLANCHE THELMA SMITH GRACE GLORIA SOPRANO Science Club; Girls' Leaders Club: Hockey: Thalians; Camera Club. MARION ANNE SPADONI Athenaeum Board: Language Arts Club: Science Club: Domestic Science Club: Thalians: Hockey. GEORGE M. STANGO Athenaeum Board; Thalians: 4B Dance Commit- tee- Interclass Baseball; Science Club. MARY E. STEWART Athenaeum Board; Treasurer, Home Economics Club: Secretary. Language Arts Club; Thalians: Science Club: Girls' Leaders Club: 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees: 4B-4A Reception Committee: Senior Day Committee; 4B Floor Show Committee. HARRY STONAKER JOSEPH TARANTINI Science Club; Thalians. GEORGE TAYLOR History Honor Society: Science Club; Centen nial Research Committee. LESLIE THOMAS TORTORELLA Boys' Leaders Club; Interclass Basketball; Foot- ball; Minor B Man. JOSEPHINE M. TUMMINIA National Honor Society; Secretary. Italian Honor Society; President. Spanish Honor Society; Editor. Azul y Blanco; Girls' Leaders Club: Glee Club; a Cappella Choir: Language Arts Club: Science Club: Thalians: 3A-4A Executive Committees; 3A- 4B-4A Dance Committees. MILDRED ROSE VERNIERO Hockey: Camera Club; Science Club: Library Staff; Tennis: 4B-4A Reception Committee; 4B Dance Committee. RALPH FRANK VISCO Vice-President, Spanish Honor Society: Athen- aeum Board; 3A-4B Executive Committees; Science Club; Cross Country; Track; Centennial Commit- tee; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees. VINCENT A. VITIELLO 3A-4B-4A Class Treasurer: History Honor So- ciety; Science Club: Cross Country: Track; B Man; 3A-4B Executive Committees. GERALDINE VIVIAN WALSH Athenaeum Board; President. Boots and Saddles Club: Acropolis Board: Hockey; Latin Club: Lan guage Arts Club; Science Club; Thalians. MAX G. WEINE Athenaeum Board; Language Arts Club: Or- chestra; Thalians. KATHRYNE LEE WILLIAMS Science Club: Athenaeum Board: Camera Club- Thalians: Girls' Leaders Club; Fencing. DORIS WILSON Spanish Honor Society; Athenaeum Board: Science Club; Art Club. ALPHONSE M. ZECCA Athenaeum Board: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: 4B Floor Show; Thalians: The Cavalcade: Science Club. 43 ► (pDfiuia iiii onisidJL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ---------------------------- Ruth Conover, Fred Griffin BEST DRESSERS _________________________________ Peter Linfante, Geraldine Walsh MOST POLITE____________________________________ Donald Corvey, Madeline Cecere BEST LOOKING --------------- . Paul Levinsky, Marie Malanga MOST POPULAR . ... _______ Peter Calcagno, Mary Biondo BEST ATHLETES ...................................... Ed Ryan, Clara Nicholls BEST DANCERS — .. . . Clara Nicholls, Ralph Visco MOST QUIET Stephen Karambe!as, Katherine Hogan MOST STUDIOUS _ Peter Scriff, Ruth Conover BIGGEST PULL __.................................. Harry Gericke, Ruth Conover CLASS BABIES ... Barbara Peace. Barnhard Raschal 4 40 CUhsimviunL (BocOudL EDITORS RUTH CONOVER, Editor-in-Chief BARBARA PEACE, Assistant Editor ELWOOD EASTON. Assistant Editor LORRAINE GROSJEAN. Assistant Editor FEATURES: Donald Corvey. Co-chairman Claire Leonard, Co-chairman Frieda Bornstein Pearl Cagan Madeline Cecere Angelina DiFino Samuel Goldsticker Bernhard Raschal Mary Stewart PHOTOGRAPHY Joseph Biunno, Chairman Elizabeth Beamer Mary Biondo Lena Ca'dore Samuel Gitow Robert Harris Paul Levinsky Reno Ringi Alfred Salamone ART Arthur Prandato, Co-Chairman Vincent Scarpino. Co-Chairman Doris Cortright George Esposito Mary Grenci Dorothea Hartlaub Louis Masino Doris Wilson ATHLETICS Fred Griffin, Co-Chairman Dominic Latorraca. Co-Chairman Frank Bibone Charles Jose Stephen Karambelas Thomas Kee Katherine Knaus Alexander Montagna Clara Nicholls Vincent Vitiello PERSONNEL Maronette Perry, Chairman Dorothy Ericson Angelina Filardo James Hamblin Lillian Hartlaub Louise Knecht Vincenza Mammolita Edwin Sinnock Marion Spadoni STATISTICS Marie Acanfora. Chairman Sylvia D'Aloia Esther DelRusso Alba DiMartino Edith Frese Helen Mead Marguerite Santo Ralph Visco SALES Harry Gericke, Co-Chairman Dorothy Racine, Co-Chairman Fred Gallup Harold Rowe Salvatore Salerno Wesley Siegel Josephine Tumminia BUSINESS Peter Scriff, Chairman John Armstrong Charles Cerrato Felix DeLorenzo Helen Fishman Florence Guarino Elsie Marion Jerry Markowitz Marjorie Mayhew Arnold Phillips Ralph Raimo George Stango Geraldine Walsh Alphonse Zecca 4 45 ► Jo JthjL JofL « RUTH CONOVER •MARONETTE PERRY •CLAIRE LEONARD MARIE ACANFORA FRIEDA BORNSTEIN JOSEPH LOVINGTON LORRAINE GROSJEAN DOMINIC LATORRACA BERNHARD RASCHAL BARBARA PEACE STEPHEN KARAMBELAS ELSIE MARION MARJORIE SECOR HELEN FISHMAN THOMAS O'LEARY ‘Identical averages. 46 SENIOR A's SENIOR B's (p i£A niinj ACROPOLIS BOARD Adviser Miss Natalie R. Jones NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Adviser Mr. Samuel R. Buhrman LANGUAGE HONOR SOCIETY Advisers Mr. A. D. Zweibel Mme. E. H. Carieu Miss G. Kruessel Miss E. McOuat Mrs. J. L. Dill 50 LATIN CLUB Advisers Mr. H. M. Darin Miss A. L. Lewis HISTORY HONOR SOCIETY Adviser Mr. Joseph Celiano LANGUA3E ARTS CLUB Adviser Mr. Edward Dangler 51 ► SCIENCE CLUB Adviser Miss Rosina E. Rine CAMERA CLUB Adviser Mr. Robert J. Hagaman LIBRARY STAFF Adviser Miss Madalene Dow 52 53 ► Adviser Mr. Roger B. Saylor HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Adviser Mrs. Evelyn C. Dearing JR. GIRLS’ LEADERS CLUB Adviser Miss Alice M. Schneider JR. BOYS’ LEADERS CLUB Adviser Mr. Sydney Seidler 50 Adviser Miss Jenny L. Robinson BOYS' GLEE CLUB Adviser Mrs. Margaret E. O'Loughlin ATHEfl AEUfll jnnuRRV - 113L ORCHESTRA Adviser Mr. William Weiss GIRLS' GLEE CLUB iSSV (phSL miim JhsL ( QjrtmniaL JjOjoAa, at 9i sd£ The celebration of the centennial year of Barringer High School was brought to an appropriate and delightful climax with the production of The Centennial Caval- cade, in which members of the faculty and students cooperated in making it one of the outstanding events in the history of the school. In order to have a permanent record of something of the scope of the cele- bration, the Athenaeum of the January class of 1939 presents with warmest congrat- ulations some Fragments of History chosen from the play: also, the names of the leaders and other faithful workers who assisted in making the year a memorable one both to the alumni as well as the present faculty and student body. J'Ajajqmsinidu ojL dildJDkj ftwsrL JhsL ( onbinniaL QcwakajdsL The Beginning 1838 The people who settled New England and New Jersey had a different vision of the future. They were merchants and shop keepers and tillers of the soil, and they saw. in their dreams, a new country—a country where no class rules another, but where all men are equal. School is the place where poor fo k may learn better ways of living—not PAUPER schools, but FREE schools, where rich and poor learn together the lessons of good citizenship. 1838 Sc utSL - 58 ► Ruth Stearns, Doris Gee, Thomas Ryan, Marie Bel verge CwiL (i)ax. SaaisL Andrew Price, Irwin Mason, Janies Serritella, Eduard Windell, John Tunis, Jerry Markowitz If the cultured class is to be crowded out by the rabble, it will mean riot and disaster, and perhaps war. The southern states will never stand by and see this happen. There may well be trouble in plenty. But in this new land of all the people, some great leader will arise and show us the way to peace. And mayhap that leader will come to us from the humble and the lowly. The Civil War 1861 1865 Do you remember that day in March, 1861, when a certain man came to New- ark on his way to Washington? He was tall and gaunt and he looked as if he were already carrying on his shoulders the burden of the world. Lincoln! Do you remember that our fathers and mothers stood near the Old First Church and watched him as he spoke to the people of Newark? They came away saying that they had seen a man who could lead us, even through war. to peace. He was on his way to Washington then for his inauguration as president! A while ago I met a man from Lincoln's home town. I asked what kind of war president the people out there think Lincoln'II make. He said that if you can judge him by the kind of prairie lawyer he used to be, he'll bear malice toward none, but he'll never quit till he's finished his fight and won it. Remember how our people used to come and watch us drill over at the end of Branch Brook swamp? They were mighty proud to have their boys join the Jersey Blues. Remember the day we marched down Broad Street and the whole town was there to see us off for the South? Then we swung into Washington Street and halted. The boys and girls were all out in front of the school. And the girls gave us that flag to carry on to Richmond ! Stars in the flag look pretty good together, all 34 of ’em. Look kinda lonesome to take half of 'em out. iS9 That's so. And if any of us live to take this flag back to Newark and maybe give it to the old school to hang up somewhere and keep. I'd hate to tell 'em they'd have to make it over first. There's a flag in a glass case in the front hall at school. Is that the one the girls gave to the soldiers in 1861? Yes. Our boys carried it down into Virginia. It was the first flag to pass President Lincoln in his review of the troops in Washington. Nearly forty years later, the veterans of the Old First Regiment of Jersey Blues gave back the flag to the school that had given it to them. One of the old men who presented the flag to the school had been the drummer boy when the regiment marched away to the the Civil War. I suppose the city gave the soldiers a great welcome when they came back from the Civil War. Yes: but the city soon forgot.—except on Decoration Day. Cities are too busy about their own affairs to remember for long. ♦ The Gay Nineties Of course I was forced to take that devastating ride down Broadway in the cable car. My dear! Why didn't you take the Elevated Railroad? That horrible Elevated, with its disgusting little engines belching smoke! The last time I risked my life on an Elevated train, sparks from the engine blew in at the window and burned great holes in my very best pale blue brocade. Beverly hasn't had ALL the adventures. There are plenty for anyone who tries to make his way about the streets of Newark. As we were riding through Clinton 'tjaif. yilnsdifidu 460 June Beck. Lucille Russomanno, Jennie Ceresier, Anne Afhley, Joan Stearns Street, past that vulgar oyster tavern, our carriage was very nearly upset when one of the wheels ran over that great heap of oyster shells In the street in front of It. I think that the city council might better use its money to clean the streets than to spend it on this crazy new scheme for building a new high school when we HAVE one only forty years old! And the location they are considering for the new school! Where is it to be? Away out on the hill at the edge of Branch Brook swamp! Near the stone quarry! Not on Goat Hill? ON GOAT HILL. What a shocking name! And how would the dear children EVER find their way from the city out into that wilderness? And as if that were not enough. I have heard a rumor—just a rumor, mind you. but on very good authority—that some of the more radical people are suggesting, not only that boys and girls shall be in the same building, but that they shall mingle shamelessly in the same classes! WHAT is the world coming to! But to build a school on a place called Goat Hill! Above a swamp! Swamps can be drained and names can be changed. With a great cathedral and a school worthy of a growing city. Goat Hill may well become, with the passing of the years, the Acropolis of Newark. The World War 1914-1918 The school didn't realize very much about the War in the first years. It seemed very far away. Most of it seemed like some impossible tale that an insane story- teller was making up as he went along. When America entered the war. some of our teachers enlisted and went away to training camps, and afterwards to France. And then our boys began to go.— the graduates first that I knew so well, and even some of the older boys who were still in school. Twenty Years After You’ll do. Nurse. But you're pretty young for this job. I'm twenty. Twenty! This is 1938. In 1918. when you were born. I was busy getting myself blown up at St. Mihiel. That was about the time a machine gun in the Argonne sprinkled me with steel confetti. Is he asleep? He's been like that ever since a heavy bomb landed in his trench and buried him. When we dug him out. we thought at first he was dead. Seems the explosion killed something inside him. We musn't talk about him. He wouldn't like it. He couldn't hear us. Ear drums burst. He never notices anything. Hasn't he any folks? No. He was in my outfit in France. We went over together. He and I used to go to the same school. We come from Newark. He was going to marry my sister when the war was over. It'll never be over for him. and my sister's dead. Went as a nurse and was killed on duty by a bomb that blew up her hospital. Well: we did what the world asked us to do. and we're not sorry, and we're not ashamed. If things didn't work out so well after the war. they can’t blame us for that. So we fought a war to end war. 61 ► Well, maybe we did at that. When we were told that we were fighting a war to end war, we thought that meant we were to lick the warlike nations so thoroughly that they'd never start another war. Most people realize now what a crazy notion that is. But maybe in another way we WERE fighting a war to end war. Maybe the world sees now that war never settles anything and never ends anything. Maybe people see that even such a war as the World War is foolish and useless. And may- be if the world is not COMPLETELY crazy, we've shown it a war that has proved so useless that it will, after all, be a war to end war. If it does that, it will be easier for us, who did what we were asked to do and now have to sit on the sidelines and just watch other people play the rest of the game. If it does that, maybe it will make those thousands of white crosses with Amer- ican names on them MEAN something. An End and a Beginning 1938 And now the old school is facing a new century—a century with problems thax are maybe harder than those of OUR days. There are problems aplenty. The teachers in the old school tell me how the school has changed. The parents of chil- dren in their classes come from all over the world. The story of the early days of America that WE have heard since childhood, is unknown in many of those homes. Our old American traditions are often strange to them. Many are true Americans in spirit, but they know so little of our past— Yes: and all children, of all classes, need a training to help them meet the prob- lems of a new world, utterly different from the world that we have known,—a world that nobody can foretell. I believe that most of the criticism of the schools today comes from people who don't at all understand what is going on in our American schools. It's always so easy to criticize. But our American schools are still American, and just as they faced the problems of long ago. and aqainst opposition and criticism won their way and solved their problems, so they will again. America will win through in this new world, and her schools will help her to that victory. It's like a long procession, beginning away back in 1838 and coming on down through a hundred years. It's the Cavalcade of Newark High! So pause we here to mark a hundred years.— To mark them and remember them with pride. Then on to face tomorrow—ever young And swift and strong to welcome a new dawn Across a new horizon. THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF BARRINGER 1838-1938 Executive Director— Mr. Raymond B. Gurley Steering Committee— Mr. Raymond B. Gurley, Miss Elsa Disbrow, Mr. Junius W. Stevens. Miss Louise Capen. Gifts of Financial Aid— Class of January '35. January '38, June '38. 62 ► The Centennial Cavalcade— Written by and produced under the direction of Mr. Junius W. Stevens. Director and Stage Manager— Miss Clara M. Gray. Assistant Coaches— Miss Katherine Walston. Miss Janet McKenzie. Mrs Josephine Dill. Historical Research— Historical Consultant— Miss Louise Capen. Director of Research— Mr. Joseph Celiano. Junior Assistants— Members of History Department, members of History Honor Society, members of National Honor Society. Souvenir Program— Director—Miss Lura M. Briggs. Art—Miss Mafalda Brazile. June '35. Departmental Service— Instrumental Music— Mr. William Weiss. Director. Overture based on Alma Mater composed by Mr. Weiss and original manuscript presented by him to the school. Student Members of Orchestra— Anthony Guarino (mgr.), Robert Baird. William Barrett. Arthur Beckenthal. Walter Beckwith, Paul Blatt, Alan Bossinger, Alma Brown. Elvira Castiglione, Jerry Ceraso. John Coppock, Jane Cunliffe. Harriette Davison. Anne Day, John DeDomenico. Fred Griffin. Angelo Guarino, Robert Ham. Charles Kopcsik, Earl Layton, Jerry Luongo. Paul Meier, Robert Miller. Armand Monaco. Edward Pistilli. Helen Pollock. Alfred Prosperi. Bernhard Raschal. Manny Savaran. Wesley Siegel. Brewster Stalter. Max Weine, Doris Wohl. Christian Young. Clifford Zeliff. Freeman Parker. Robert Coeyman. Irene Lindeman. Angelique Langford. Lawrence Tobia, Burma Rabinowitz. Ralph Sozio. Alphonse Zecca. Ulric Vanarelli. Vocal Music— Co-Directors: Miss Jenny Lind Robinson, Mrs. Margaret E. O'Loughlin. Student Members of Glee Clubs and Choruses: Jeannette Annunziata. Frances Ciccolini. Esther DelRusso, Ethel Gee. Ruth Geyer. Gladys Greer. Ruth LaCroix, Doris Rambo. Mary Biondo. Geraldine Travisano, Josephine Tumminia, Barbara MacLeod. Kathleen Martorana. Mildred Ferrara. Florence Guarino. Marie Lutes. Gertrude Bannon, Edna Carissimi, Carmela Comerci, Dorothy DelNegro. Lucille DeMarco. Marianna DiSantis. Mary Eley, Ruth Fleming, Virginia Heyman, Yolanda lacovantona, Sophie Kozowitz. Angelique Langford. Maria Matheakis, Helen Pollock. Marie Perugino, Lucille Russomanno. Marie Russo. Betty Hartford. Lila Legreid. Louise Lyon. Janet Riggs. Elvira Zecca. Marie Friermulh. Anto'nette Tirico. Marie Belverge. Peter Beil. James Colson, Thomas Kee. Stanley Hardy. Ted Lemassena. Bernard Schechner. Philip LaTorre, David Vanderhoof. Wilson Vanderhoof. Philip Rosenblum. Salvatore Sa'erno. Charles Trumper. Clifford Welsh, Donn Roy. Milton Freundlich. Alphonse Zecca, Angelo Comerci, Angelo Coppola. Benny Jenkins. Maynard Malcolm. Jerry Petrelli. James Pinkham. Mary Wilcher. Bernice Robinson. Doris Smith. Dorothy Harrell. Anna McDaniel. Marie Davis. Irene Ford. Soloists: Bennie Mastropaolo. Charles Trumper. Alphonse Zecca. Costumes— Co-Directors: Design. Mrs. Alfaretta D. Shirley: Sewing. Miss Daisybell Rich- ardson. Student Assistants—Art: Marjorie Dimm. Marguerite Kavanaugh, Nina Parsons. Barbara Williamson. Mary Grenci, Anna McDaniel. Sewing: Lorraine Grosjean, Ruth LaCroix. Adele Schiller. Clara DeSantis. Lor- raine Lawson, Gloria Paris. Audrey Lee. Tessie Meola. Doris Ponisi. Camilla 63 Giuliano. Josephine D'Asta. Florence Gialanella. Germania Castelluccio. Rose Caruso. Minnie Esposito. Angela Salvatore. Lorna O'Loughlin, Ruth Lepre. Marion Beamer, Virginia Grosjean, Elaine LaPierre. Helen Jackson. Lillian Hogan. Mabel Brown. Transparent Screen—(Panorama of New and Old Newark)— Director: Mrs. Erma P. Blair. Designer: Frank Greco '37. Assistants in painting: Sam Ciricillo '38. Edwin Young '38. William Klem '39. James Hall '39. Lighting— Director: Mr. Roger B. Saylor. Assistants: Mr. Robert J. Hagaman. Miss Mildred C. Greene. Stage Crew— William Klem. Frank Cangione, Edmund Nagueira. Jack Hall. Robert Franz, John Brady. Properties— Mrs. Teresita M. Cappel, Mr. Edward Dangler. Make-up— Mr. John W. Vogel. Publicity— Director: Mrs. Ruth A. Stewart. Assistants: Mr. Raymond R. Ammarell. Miss Helen B. Tunstead, Mr. Alvin Sauer. Mr. Fred Landolphi. Tickets— Printing: Mr. James M. Wood. Distribution: Mr. Fred Landolphi. Exhibit Committee— Co-Directors: Mrs. Etta M. Burke. Miss Alice P. Sterner. Trophies: Miss Alice P. Sterner. Mr. Walter J. Dumm. Acropolis: Miss Natalie R. Jones. Athletic Pictures: Mrs. Etta M. Burke. Mr. Paul J. Sanders. Pictures of Faculty and Alumni: Miss Rosina E. Rine. Miss Mildred C. Greene. Old Programs, Reports. Textbooks, etc: Mrs. Valentina Cipolletti. Mr. Harvey M. Dann. Photo by Dorer 60 QLoaa. (jJUL A THEflflEtJ 111 JonuflRv 1939 ji L JoeL Jai Pi We, the seniors, the party of the first part, of the term of January 1939. about to deprive Barringer of its most valuable brain trust, nave conceived the idea of leaving all our unearthly goods to the lower classmen, party of the second part. We, the party of the first part, hereby donate and bequeath to the said party of the second part, the possessions below mentioned: 1. Stilts for the freshies so they can be seen. 2. Money to be used for the pink elevators for the freshies. 3. Remains of what used to be the Chem. Lab. 4. All the little bugs in 75 (Biology Lab.) 5. One peaceful, orderly lunchroom. 6. One French book, namely Pecheurs D'lslande, with complete translation between the lines. 7. Two pounds of chalk dust to be found in any Math. room. 8. One-half a moldy tuna fish sandwich, to be found on the floor in the north- west corner of the lunchroom. 9. One old penknife, invaluable for carving initials on lunchroom tables. 10. Miss Decker's putty knife for the express purpose of scraping wads of chew- ing gum off the floor of the Girls' Gym. 11. One booklet giving explicit directions on how not to burn water in ten easy lessons. 12. One late slip with time erased. 13. One drawing of an airplane, partially damaged, to be found in the third seat in the third row in room 76. 14. A new toy for Mr. Saylor to play with during Physics class. 15. One Newark Evening News, opened to the comic section, to be found in almost any recitation room. 16. One pair of second hand sneakers, wellworn, with ventilation through the soles. (There are no strings attached to these, either). I 7. One pair of cuffs, excellent for cribbing during exams. (These may also be used in ordinary tests). Signed. PEACE LEONARD Inc. Attorneys-at-Law CODICIL 18. One free period to clean up after Boys' Cooking Class. 19. One box of red pencils for Mr. Dann. 20. One pair of dark glasses for Mr. Vogel. 21. One new pillow for Miss Weiss. 22. Miss Lomas's twinkle for the 2B's. 23. A new batch of P.G.'s for Mrs. King. (fla A, dfi JboAi jnnuflRV 1939 In February '35 We entered B. H. S. The students called us freshies Just that—no more, no less. The 4th of February And. oh. that awful day All rushing there and rushing here To try to find our way. Soon came the Ides of March We knew not what to do Our Daddies saw our report cards Then o-o-o-o-o. The end of June was a happy time When students hollered yea”; Our report cards showed most of us Had passed on to I A. September brought us back to school We were all on hand, and how But don't forget, dear readers, we Were IA freshies now. The next three terms we struggled on 2B. 2A. 3B— But still we didn't mind a bit For Seniors soon we'd be. In the 3A term we organized— A task and yet a pleasure— Our officers were all the best. Their worth we cannot measure. Magician's tricks we offered first A Christmas dance then followed Successes both they were for all— Their niche in fame they hollowed. For the school's 100th year we sold A charm for every need. On which we had emblazoned Our banner and our creed. On May the 6th we held our dance And with it honored Spring Its feature was a floor show With music sweet, and swing. Then next a smooth reception We gave the 4A class; The handsome lads were there in force. Each with his favorite lass. But 4A was our busy term With study, work, and play. There was so much for us to do We suffered no delay. Our great event, the Cavalcade. Was given in November. Tne play, the cast, the music, all The school will long remember. Next we held our final dance To toast our football team. The evening passed, for the merry crowd Just like a pleasant dream. We gave on January 12th Our witty Senior Day. It pleased the students mightily With song and dance and play. At last our book is finished, too. We’ve tried for your behooval: We've done our best, and our success Lies here in your approval. Then came the solemn night of nights For which we’ve worked four years; Our walking papers in our hands Allay our deepest fears. So end our days in B. H. S. The days that mean so much Our thoughts will be with Barringer Lead by its friendly touch. We give our thanks to you. our friends. Who helped us on our way. Miss Lomas, Mr. Vogel, both— Much more than words can say. Mary Stewart Samuel Goldsticker, Jr. 66 “QQl' folunuv If Europe could have Barbara, would there be Peace? If Pearl could only have her Cagan ear it. If only Doris could be Cortright in the act of her mimics. If Carmine would Nappi wouldn't be a good student. We wish Tommy would leave Barringer the Kee to his success. May Fred Gallup up the road to success. It's a good thing that Ed is not a Sinnock (cynic). Mayhew have lots of luck. Marjorie. Will Ringi go to Reno? If Anthony would join the Carnival—e would be a star? I wish Nicholas wouldn't Carrione so. Can Louise Cook? If Rose were a soldier would she get Di Bonis? Joanna couldn't speak any Lauda. May I have this Walsh. Geraldine? From what Branch of the family tree does Robert come? Will Helen marry a Fishman? Some day Grace will be a famous Soprano. We are sure that Gabriel will always remember the Alamo. Raim-o shine Ralph will always be smiling. Will Max ever become a manufacturer of Weine (wine)? Frieda Bomstein Pearl Cagan dtiqh. SxJwoL JohmjmL Four years of striving to attain An education will remain Engraved upon our youthful minds. As little pleasures that one finds Linger long while time flies by. With earnest work we meet no cry Of failure in our high school grade In any record we have made. Oh. joyous years, we owe to thee A corner of our memory. Gnats get in my hair. They crawl and creep. They bother me. Send shivers down my back. Spineless creatures that they are. The measly pests I wish they all were dead. —Lorraine Grosjean We find it difficult to express personally our sincere gratitude to all of those who have helped us in so many ways during our last three terms. Hence we take this means of doing so. We should like especially to thank Mrs. Wilson. Miss Bell, and Miss Rubin who have so willingly complied with our many requests: Miss Brettle. Mrs. Blair. Miss Hartman and Mr. Stevens, who have assisted us with our Year Book: and Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Burke. Mr. Celiano. Mr. Landolphi, and Mr. Bruder who have so generously given of their time and valuab'e assistance at all of our class functions. To these and all others who have given us encouragement and support we extend our heartfelt thanks. ATHEflAEU fll jfinuflRv Li y 9=, JhjL JjlVxtl oft, ihsL Qmiwu Barringer is standing on the threshold of a new century. She locks back over her past with pride and forward to her future with hope. One hundred years the school has seen pass by—years holding their share of joy and pain; years enriched by the very trials that accompanied ihem. As a kindly mother she has seen hopeful young men and women leave her protection, eager to prove their mettle. She has watched with interest the unceasing changes wrought outside of her own little sphere because they affected so mightily her boys and girls to whom she has ever been a source of inspiration. Barringer herself has kept apace of the times. From the small acadamic high school of early days she has developed into a school offering a broad field of educa- tion to her students. She has become an increasingly democratic institution, s'riv'ng to educate her pupils to be worthwhile citizens as well as cultured men and women. With such a record behind her, Barringer may now look ahead optimistically, for what different conditions surround her as she begins her second century. What a wealth of opportunity, never visualized in the nineteenth century, exists for her high school graduates! How every field has widened, new doors opened, and prejudices broken down! Science alone has uncovered vast unmapped realms to be explored. Although women already have many of the same chances as men, the oncoming years will undoubtedly lower the barriers further still. Even the unsetiled state of world affairs is a challenge to youth. And the youth of today, forced into independent thought and action, will accept that challenge. We. the members of the class of January 1939, who are privileged to live in this twentieth century and who have enjoyed the advantages of an organization like Barringer, dedicate this, our year-book, to the future of Barringer as she passes the turn of the century . R. M. C. BTHEnflEUm JflnURRV 1339 Haiilmtii t. Grants memorial Cash Autarb The Cavalcade of Newark High celebrating the Centennial Anniversary of the founding of Secondary Education in Newark is being celebrated this year. For nearly one third of this one hundred year period, from 1838-1938, the late beloved Wayland E. Stearns, affectionately known as Pop Stearns, was principal of Barringer. For more than thirty years he guided the growth and progress of this school, and from his wealth of experience and excellent judgment shaped its destiny. The imprint of his broad human understanding and his kindly sense of humor and fair play is indelibly stamped on the characters of his students and the school to which he gave unfailing devotion. He was without question Barringer's First Citizen. To memorialize suitably the contribution which Mr. Stearns made to education and to this school, a plan has been conceived by members of the Barringer Club to establish a fund, to be known as the Wayland E. Stearns Memorial Fund. The income from this memorial fund is to be awarded to the student in each graduating class of this school who. in the Stearns tradition, best typifies the Outstanding School Citizen. Through the efforts and cooperation of many of the alumni and former and present members of the school faculty, a sum of money has been raised which, al though not complete, is enough, at present, to enable the committee to announce the first award. The Wayland E. Stearns Memorial Cash Award for outstanding school citizenship will be made to some member of the graduating class of Jan- uary 1939 and thereafter to one member of each succeeding graduating class. It is fitting and proper that notice of this award be made part of this Centen- nial Celebration. May it serve as a living symbol and reminder of that rich and enduring heritage he left us. It is dedicated to one of Newark’s outstanding edu- cators, our friend—Wayland E. Stearns. May it be noted again that the fund at present is not complete. Provision has been made for increasing the principal of the fund and further participation in it is possible and requested from anyone who so desires. There are more pledge cards, and contributions are welcomed ... By enlarging the size of the fund the amount of the cash award will be increased. It is a worth-while cause and merits your support. WON'T YOU HELP? 69 (phsiAsmtim ATHEIIAEUm JRnuflRV 1939 The Kick-Off— The athletic teams of Barringer High School have done their share in celebrat- ing the Centennial year. They have won every possible City Championship. The baseball and football titles are held jointly with West Side, while the tennis, track and cross-country squads won their titles outright. The fencing team continued its winning ways by capturing the State Championship. Barringer is proud of the boys and coaches who have made this remarkable record possible. Football Season The Barringer High School football team, led by Captain Calcagno. opened its season on the third Saturday of September at Clearman Field by upsetting the Belle- ville Bellboys. 14—0. mainly through the efforts of John Robinson, who scored both touchdowns on brilliant runs. The following week Our Heroes traveled to west Jersey, where they played a 6—6 tie with a highly touted Phillipsburg eleven. Bar- ringer tallied in the first quarter on a forty-five yard sustained drive, while a strong aerial attack precipitated the Pnillipsburg touchdown. Our first City League oppon- ent was the powerful West Side squad. With a large attendance on hand to watch the activities, the game ended in a scoreless deadlock, although both teams threat- ened numerous times. Vincent Commisa. All-Metropolitan tackle, was the mos. outstanding player on the field. Determined to break into the win column, the Boys in Blue trounced the Weequahic Indians, 26—0, with speedy Edward Ryan scoring thirteen points. South Side High School was our next obstacle, and the players, anxious to avenge last year's 19—0 defeat, won with comparative ease. 14—0. Captain Calcagno scored the first touchdown when he recovered a blocked kick in the end zone. Both Kee and Mercogliano showed marvelous line-plunging ability. The former, a three year varsity man, scored the other touchdown and place-kicked tne two extra points. The alumni and student body were looking for- ward to the first night game in the school's history. Therefore, a large crowd turned out to see a slightly over-confident Blue team barely defeat a weak, but fighting Central eleven. Kee's defensive and offensive work and Calcagno's aggressiveness were features of the game. However, the following Saturday the Blue again hit its peak, defeating the Iron Dukes of East Side by the count of 19—0. This victory in- sured us of at least a tie for the City League Championship. Barringer again took to the road and met a stubborn and tricky Orange High Squad. But the blue-clad gridders managed to triumph I 3—6 on a reverse pass from Belmonte to Naue. Then came the forty-second Thanksgiving Day battle between Barringer and its friendly rival, East Orange. Twelve thousand people jammed Ashland Stadium to witness a thrilling game. The first half was scoreless although Mercogliano, sophomore sen- sation, did break away once for a fifty-yard gain. Barringer scored in the third period through the means of a blocked punt. Bur the infuriated Red and Blue came back to tally twice on sustained drives, thereby winning 13—6. ◄ 72 ► £- -2 -J—'sj ATHEnflEUm jnnuflRV 1939 Although the boys lost the traditional game with East Orange, they, together with Coaches Salerno and Commisa and Manager Porrazzo. deserve much credit for their otherwise splendid season. Members of this graduating class who will be sorely missed next fall are Captain Calcagno, Commisa. Kee and Ryan. Cross-Country— The Barringer Cross-Country Squad, ably coached by Mr. Payton, added another City Title to its record this fall. This was accomplished, not by one or two star run- ners. but by the combined efforts of the whole team. It was by the same style of running—that is. keeping well bunched together—that made the Hill-and-Dalers able to defeat such teams as West Side. Central Rutherford. Peddie, East Orange. Dover, and Arts, bowing only to a strong Thomas Jefferson outfit. The boys who are responsible for this fine showing are Captain Jack Myers. Rudy Wunsch. Albert Mangin, John Coppock, Stan Hardy. Joe Scanlon. Bill D’Amico, and Lou D'Andrea. Of these boys Mangin and Coppock will be lost through grad- uation. Both have been awarded their B s and a gold track shoe. Coppock made the varsity by consistent plugging for three years, while Mangin caused a sensation by winning his position in his senior term, the first season he tried out for the sport. Barringer is proud of its Cross-Country Team and hopes to preserve its record in future seasons. Track— Barringer's 1938 Track Team, under the coaching of Mr. Salerno and the assist- ant coach. Mr. Hofer. have enjoyed an exceptionally fine season on the cinders. They opened the outdoor track season by winning the State 880-yard relay championship at Long Branch. New Jersey. The baton passers were Captain Edward Ryan, George Rogers, Ray Speer, and Alfred Cook. The team then traveled to Princeton where Captain Ryan. National Broadjump Champion, surprised track followers by making an astounding leap of 24 feet 2 inches. Then came the Newark Board of Education Invitation Track Meet. The Big Blue tracksters made a fine showing and missed win- ning the team trophy by only I ' 2 points. The Barringer cinder-steppers then proved that they are still King of track among the Newark schools by winning a smashing victory for the twelfth consecutive year in the City Track Meet. The Montclair Invitation Meet which was held two days after the City Meet, provided the Bar- ringer boys with plenty of stiff competition. Our speedy team, however, showed its power by placing second, only I point behind the winning team. Montclair. T ie Big Blue tracksters completed their highly successful season by producing two state champs. Al Cook and John Robinson. Robinson won the State Broadjump title while Al Cook showed his heels to all competition in the 220-yard low hurdles. m The track team will lose by graduation three letter men—George Esposito. Edward Ryan and Vincent Vitiello. George Esposito earned his B in 1937 when he won the Junior City Broadjump Title and the 75-yard dash. Ryan has been out- standing as a sprinter and broadjumper. He holds the National Broadjump Tif'e and has earned two wreath B s in track. Vincent Vitiello earned his B in the 220-yard low hurdles. He has also taken part in many relay races. Baseball— Baseball is another sport in which Barringer came through with a tie for the City Title. Coming up to the last game with a chance for the title, our boys made a fine showing by defeating the league-leading West Side squad 6—3. Last June's graduation took ten letter men, including Captain Reggie Hiner: this year's class takes only two—Bud Jose, all-city center-fielder and the team's lead- ing hitter, and Arthur Prandato, the squad's manager. Our new coach. Mr. Commisa. who is pinch-hitting for Mr. Allen, will have Co- Captains Jerry Belmonte and Eddie Cordasco as the mainstays of his initial nine next spring. Fencing— The fencing season opened December 2nd in a match with the recently organ- ized squad from Weequahic High School. Remembering the long chain of victories totaling 100, the Barringer men rolled up a final score of 6—3. thus putting the team on record with its 101 st victory. Under the supervision of Dr. Gerald Cetrulo, coach, and Mr. Libero Si'oilia. adviser, the team is now looking forward to its eleventh State Championship as well as additional honors in the National Interscholastics. Graduation is depriving the school of three letter men—Pete Calcagno, who has succeeded in winning a wreath B : also Pat Feravola and Nick DiDomenico, each of whom has acquired a major B. The school honors for this season will be de- fended by Captain Boutsikaris. Co-Captain Giordano, Mason, D’Ambola. Marzulli. Ramos, and Klapphoiz. Tennis— The present tennis organization in Barringer was begun three years ago in 1936. At that time Mr. Waiter Buchanan graciously offered to be the coach of the newly formed team. Owing to the skillful guidance of Mr. Buchanan, in the three years that followed. Barringer won the City-championship twice. The first year the team was defeated in every match but prcduced some promising players. The 1937 sea- son was much better with the record of half won and half lost. Last spring the highly successful team won three-fourths of the matches. The Tennis Team in the last two years has been built around three players. Alfred Hedges. Peter Scriff. and Fred Griffin. Hedges graduated last June while Captain Griffin and Scriff are in the present graduation class. Both have received their tennis letters for their participation in this sport. In tne annual fall tournament Fred Griffin defeated Peter Scriff in the final round, thus winning the school title. The team will not be critically weakened by the loss of these members for Mr. Buchanan has a younger group ready to take their places. Among these future players are Jack Apgar. Tom Bulych, Jack Dawkins, and Eugene Cadmus. Upon these and other boys to follow, will lie the responsibility of preserving the reputation Barringer has established in High School Tennis. 9 Our Girls in Sports— The girls of Barringer participated in sports in a lively fashion although confined to intramural contests. Hockey— The Girls’ Hockey consisted of five individual teams this year. The five captains were L. Sweeney. E. Hagadorn, J. Cunliffe. T. Parelia, and C. Nicholls. At the end of the season a tournament was held to se'ecr the winning teem. By the process of elimination two outstanding teams headed by E. Hagadorn and C. Nicholls were picked. The players were so we'l matched that two games had to be played before a deciding goal finally gave the victory to E. Hagadorn's team. Basketball— Under Miss Decker’s supervision, basketball teams have been formed. The girls are learning all the techniques of this exciting sport and are looking forward to an interesting season. As spring approaches, the girls will turn their attention toward such activities as baseball and tennis. Boots and Saddle Club— Under the able assistance of Miss Edith Scalera. the Boots and Saddle Club was organized for girls interested in riding. At the first meeting more than forty girls were present and the following officers were elected: Geraldine Walsh, presi- dent: Marilyn Wertheim. vice-president, and Jane Gaitenby. secretary. The girls ride every Saturday morning at the Bellwood Park Academy in two groups—one for the advanced girls and one for the beginners. The club has some ambitious plans including a breakfast, a moonlight ride and a horse show. GIRLS HOCKEY Coach Miss C. Ethel Decker CROSS-C Coach Mr. Arthi B GIRLS Adviser Miss C. Ethel Decker 80 ► CloAh, Sottq. } I i k I • J � 7 r r J j 1 ■ a j f.. c J_3 I v) J i i i 3 t £ j r • j J r- -J ■ - ■ 1 T i f ► I C Mf i r vyvr' L j 5—1 r J K La 4 r I TTSF d 1—1 I i I fc ■� K I 5 i r 1 ? _ ™ E 1 J 7i I H - 1 t J r - J 4 J 1— I I 1 « —♦ i L L_u j . . r 2- -ih —' 3 i ft • n y-3 - • 4: if-1 £)■ 1 n -L L_ I I t ' H 4 rT a - r 4 i 1 - Words by Ruth Conover Music by Bernhard Raschal I. O Barringer, we dedicate This song of loyal praise to thee; We thank thee for thy gracious love, Thy mem'ry always warm will be. II. We thank thee for thy kindly hand. Stretched forth to lead and comfort all; But more, for needed strength to face Whate'er the fates may cause to fall. And so farewell, dear Barringer. Our hearts we give as pledge to thee; And ever as the years pass by. 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Saylor Miss Alice Schneider Peter Scriff Jeanne Secor Paul Sexton Wesley Siegel Mr. S. Slavin Grace Soprano Mr. and Mrs. T. Soprano Marian Spadoni Joseph Sozio George Stango Miss Alice Sterner Mr. and Mrs. E. L. R. Stewart Mrs. Ruth A. Stewart Marv Stewart Geraldine Travisano Josephine Tumminia Miss He'en Tunstead Bill Vanderhoof David Vanderhoof Mr. and Mrs. J. Visco Ralph V:sco Vincent Vitiello Mr. John W. Voqel Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Walsh Geraldine Walsh Miss Katherine Walston Miss P. Weiss Meta White Mr. and Mrs. Van Wyck Williamson Mr. J. M. Wood Mr. A. D. Zweibel 49S AUTOGRAPHS 4. ATHENAEUM JUNE 1939 BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL. NEWARK. NEW JERSEY dedication 2 Dream of the past, light of the present, gift for the future—we dedi- cate this book to our American democ- racy. awakened as we are to its priceless value as a political safeguard, a social blessing, and a worthy ideal for that most difficult of all human undertak- ings—group control. “Barringer expects you to be out- standing during the next half-century. Intelligent effort, self control, and per- sistent courage will do it.” “With effort we shall meet criti- cism bravely and develop our talents: with self control we shall master our feelings; with courage, like the strong, we shall not be crushed but shall face a world of greater challenge, the world of tomorrow.” ( (ass of June, 939 “After you leave Barringer you will have to learn by experience, a method of learning for which many of you have already shown a preference. My wish for you is that the varied ex- periences you encounter will lead you into intelligent citizenship in the new world which you will help create.” 05. 2U row v, m� 2 a. row “We are confident that our ex- periences in Barringer will tend toward the success we hope to attain in the future, and that our new experiences together with our training will guide us helping to influence the world of tomorrow.” ( (ass oj une, 1939 Yesterday our dear children; today glowing and hopeful youth; to- morrow men and women who face a grave and challenging future. May Cod guide you. May we, tomorrow’s men and women, who have been cherished, scolded and guided by your motherly affection, be worthy of the confidence you have in us and the hope you have for us. The spirit which in these pages lights fresh beacons along the highway of our common freedom is a precious thing. Nurture it, for while it lives, democracy too. finds new life. Though many summers will have had their day, ’though the years will take their toll, the flame of the beacons along the highway of our com- mon freedom will still be burning. C lass of une, 1939 C fass of une, 1939 .. £ f m w rrT 'U p VUlfO j r iunQ tt urtr uodv P T t(WT 12 LAWRENCE CHEZZI Whether the task be great or small He does it well or not at all. 4B-4A Class President; 3A Class Vice-President; Science Club; Cross Country; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committee. JOHN BRENNAN Rhythm, rhythm, everywhere In his feet and in his hair. 4A Class Vice-President; Science Club; Cross Country; Fencing; Band; Orchestra; All- County Orchestra; Blue Jackets; Athenaeum Board. FRANCES CICCOLINI Cute and petite A Barringer treat. National Honor Society; Italian Honor Society; 3A-4B-4A Class Secretary; Consul of Latin Honor Society; “B Girl; Photoplay Club; a Cappella Choir; Cavalcade; Office Staff; Library Staff; Leaders' Club; Dance Committees: President of Home Economics Club; Hockey. EDGAR BROWNLEE Eternal grin from ear to ear. Without a doubt—he has no peer National Honor Society; Science Club; 3A-4B-4A Treasurer; 3A-4B-4A Dance Com- mittees; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Athenaeum Board. GEORGE MITCHELL He speaks and acts with dignity; For us. his utmost loyalty. National Honor Society; History Honor Society; Editor-in-chief of Acropolis and Athenaeum; Leaders' Club; Thalians; Photoplay Club; 4B-4A Reception Committee; 3A-4B Dance Committees; Science Club; Cavalcade RUTH GEYER Her fluttering eyelids appear to hover Like a butterfly on a four-leaf clover Secretary of the National Honor Society; Vice-President of 4B Class; Associate Editor of Athenaeum; Acropolis Board; Treasurer. Secretary and Praetor of Latin Club; Library Staff; Hockey: Vice-President and Secretary of German Honor Society; 4B Dance Com- mittee; 4B-4A Reception Committee; History Honor Society; Science Club; Thalians; a Cappella Choir; Glee Club; B Girl. JUNE WINTERBOTTOM Her magic words of beauty sway Your mind, from finite things, away. Associate editor of Athenaeum; Acropolis Board; Thalians; Science Club; 3A Dane? Committee. ANDREW PRICE He’s not a sheik. But far from meek National Honor Society: History Honor Society; Camera Club; Science Club: Leaders' Club; Treasurer and President of Photoplay Club; Cavalcade; Associate Editor of Athenaeum; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Language Arts Club. ACNES ADUBATO Freshness, youth and lots of fun. Chic Miss Agnes, all in one. Italian Honor Society; Leaders' Club; a Cappella Choir; Glee Club; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Science Club; B Girl; Library Staff; Athenaeum Board; Freshman Hockey; Cavalcade; 4A Dance Committee. MICHAEL ADUBATO Robust Mike— But still a tike. Science Club. JOSEPH AFFLITTO His dancing feet just jingle When in music there’s a tingle. Science Club. THERESA ALBANO Forever busy as a bee. With eyes that shine and laugh with glee. Science Club; Leaders’ Club. SALVATORE ALFIERI He is tall and slim Andf ull of vim. Science Club; Home-room Committee; 4B Reception. ANN ALVINE She is always gay and happy And her clothes are very snappy. Italian Honor ociety; Science Club; Basketball; Hockey; “B Girl; 3A Dance Committee; Art Club. Camera Club. THERESA ANCELONE Theresa’s cheeks are like the rose. She giggles and giggles wherever she goes. Leaders' Club; Science Club. JEANETTE ANNUNZIATO Jeannette is pale and slim and dark Her singing voice is like the lark. French and Italian Honor Societies; Leaders' Club; Science Club; Photoplay Club; Class Council; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; Glee Club; 4B-4A Reception; B” Girl; a Cappella Choir; Cavalcade; Athenaeum Board; Thalians. DANIEL ANNUNZIO This very debonair young man Coes by the name of Dapper Dan . Science Club; Leaders' Club. LOIS ARLISS Lois is our social date. With the boys, at any rate. National Honor Society; French Honor Society; History Honor Society; Science Club; Acropolis agent; B Girl; Secretary of Thalians; Hockey; Library Staff; Glee Club; 4B- 4A Reception Committee; Gym captain; Athenaeum Board; Co-chairman. Sales Board of Acropolis; Cavalcade. RUTH AVOLIO She is cheerful, bright and gay In her own delightful way. Science Club; Hockey; Camera Club; Art Club; Leaders' Club. JOSEPHINE BASSO Soft of voice, so nice to hear. One who always is sincere. Acropolis Board; Science Club: Art Club; Thalians; Athenaeum Boa-d. BERNICE BAUER Neecie”—a girl we like to meet. Because she is so very neat. Science Club; Hockey. MARY ELIZABETH BAYARD With a smile and a song. Betty will never go wrong. Camera Club; Leaders' Club; Science Club; Thalians. BRADLEY BIGGS In life, as on the field We know he'll never yield. Track '36. '37, '38. '39; Thalians; Stag Crew; Football. MURIEL BLANKS A twinkle in her eye. a saucy little nose, And always full of mischief, wherever she goes. Hockey; Science Club; Atheneaum Board. PAUL BLATT A classmate, sincere and true. A leader and musician too. Band; Orchestra; Blue Jackets; Glee Club; Acropolis; Library Staff; Assistant manager of Fencing; Freshman Football manager; Sports correspondent for Newark Evening News; Athenaeum Board. DORIS BOKOR Her eyes are shining, her smile is gay. A tilt of the head and she has her way. Science Club; Spanish Honor Society; History Honor Society. MARGARET BOOTH Gentle and modest and slow. Cur Margaret, so nice to know. Spanish and History Honor Societies; Science Club; Thalians. HARRY BOUTSIKARIS His is a life of jollity. A girl, a rapier, and frivolity. German Honor Society; Science Club; 4B-4A Dance Committees; Captain of Fencing Team; B Man; Athenaeum Board; Photoplay Club. • ROBERT BOYCE A bashful lad. Most quiet grad. National Honor Society; French Honor Society; Leaders’ Club; Science Club; Ticket Committee; Praetor of Latin Club; Thalians; Acropolis. JANE BRADY You seldom see her 'round. But when you do—some fun will sound Art Club; Latin Club; Boots and Saddles; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Science Club; Basketball; Athenaeum; 4B-4A Dance Committees; Cavalcade; 43 Minstrel; Thalians. ROBERT BREITENFELD When it comes to matters of the heart You can't upset his apple-cart. 3A Dance Ticket Chairman; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Cheer Leader; Atheaneum Board; Track; Freshman Football; Glee Club. RENATO BRESSAN A whiz in gym He’s fleet of limb. French Honor Society; Science Club. 22 SALVATORE BUCCELLATO Strong of mind, of heart and will. He has a flair for dramatic skill. Cavalcade. ALICE BULMAN A very attractive blonde. Of the fellows she’s most fond French Honor Society; Photoplay Club; Science Club; Library Staff; Leaders' Club; Thalians; Athenaeum Board; 4B-4A Reception Committee. HELEN BUTZ We think that you will find. She’s a girl who’s sweet and kind. National Honor Society; History Honor Society; French Honor Society; B Girl; 4B-4A Reception Committee; 4B-4A Dance Committees; Athenaeum Board; Photoplay Club; Clee Club. WALKER CAESAR Little Caesar of the class. He’s happy handling coats en masse. Athenaeum Board; Leaders' Club; Science Club; 4B-4A Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Football. FLORENCE CALCAGNO Always laughing, always gay. Always happy, that's her way. Athenaeum Board; Science Club; Thalians; 4A Dance Committee MARY CAPACCIO Small in size A pleasant surprise. National Honor Society. Secretary of Italian Honor Society; 4A Class Council; Athenaeum Board: Leaders' Club; Clee Club; Science Club; 4A Dance Committee. JOSEPH CAPEZIO A politician bold is Joe. A noisy lad with lots of go. Leaders' Club; 4A Orchestra. PETER CAPPIELLO A quiet boy is our Cappiello, But we all know he’s a jolly fellow. Science Club. — EDNA CARISSIMI For opera houses she does pine With a voice that is divine. Language Arts Club; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; a Cappella Choir; 4B-4A Reception Committee; 4B Dance Committee; Cavalcade; Leaders’ Club. GERALD CARUSO Seen—but seldom heard. Many thoughts, but scarce a word. Glee Club; Orchestra; Baseball. CORNELIUS CARUSO Neil, who always aims to please. Has his fun and loves to tease. MICHAEL CASALE A cheery greeting, a friendly smile. Happy-go-lucky is his style. Glee Club. SALVATORE CASALE In French he is a whizz— He passes every quizz. History Honor Society; Science Club; Leaders’ Club; Language Arts Club. ROSE CASTELLANO Here’s to Rose who is very quiet. c But seems to accomplish something by it. Science Club; Leaders' Club; Camera Club; Thalians; ”B” Girl. JENNIE CERISIER A slender maid from gay Paree. She babbles French delightfully. National Honor Society; Secretary. French Honor Society; Latin Club; Home Economics Club; Photoplay Club; Science Club; Library Staff; Thalians; 3A Dance Committee; Cavalcade. JOSEPHINE CERVASIO With parties and dancing gay. She helps to wile the time away. Italian and Spanish Honor Societies; Athenaeum Board; Science Club; Leaders’ Club; Art Club; 4B-4A Dance Committees; Cavalcade; History Honor Society. NATHAN CHERNICHAW Honesty's so much a trait. Of his. we call him 'Honest Nate ”. Praetor. Latin Club; President, Camera Club; Acropolis Board; Athenaeum Board; Science Club; 4B-4A Reception Committee; 4B-4A Dance Committees; Leaders' Club; Mixed Chorus; Clee Club. PATRICK CICCONE Quiet is the word for Pat, Always seen without a hat. Science Club. LORRAINE CICERO Her eyes and her smile. Make meeting her worth while. Art Club; Cavalcade; Science Club; Thalians; Clee Club; Hockey; Athenaeum Board; 3A 4A Dance Committees. CARMELA COMERCI Carmela is a bright-eyed lass With a smile for all who pass. Science Club; Camera Club; Mixed Chorus; a Cappella Choir; Clee Club; Thalians. CHARLES CONNER Charlie's a strong and silent man. He pays attention whenever he can Science Club; Leaders’ Club. ANITA COPPOLA What a personality! what a mind! Lots of fun; she is that kind. National Honor Society; Italian Honor Society; Leaders' Club; 4B-4A Dance Committees; Athenaeum Board; B Girl. ETTORE CORDASCO Our contribution to baseball glory Who makes our victories an old story Science Club: Thalians; Athenaeum Board; Baseball; B'' Man; Co-Captain Baseball '39. SHIRLEY CRANDALL Poor Shirley is always in trouble It’s well she hasn't a double. Latin Club; Secretary of Thalians; Hockey; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Cavalcade; Basketball; Dance Committees. VINCENT D AGOSTINO His bright ambition knows no rest Each problem he attacks with zest. French Honor Society. MAY DALZELL Quiet, neat with a friendly smile. Your heart she will easily beguile. Glee Club; Science Club. CATHERINE D1 AMATO Twinkling eyes, feet and toes There's always fun wherever she goes. Italian Honor Society; B Girl; Leaders’ Club; Science Club; 4B-4A Reception Com- mittee; Athenaeum Board; Cavalcade. TOBY D'AMBOLA The best sport you can find. The joking, happy-go-lucky kind. Leaders' Club; Science Club. CARMELA D'ANDREA Although she's quiet all the while. She always has a sunny smile. National Honor Society; Italian and History Honor Societies; Camera Club; Glee Club; a Cappella Choir; Science Club; Hockey; Office Staff; 'B” Girl; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees. LOUIS D'ANDREA Slim and arrow-fast On the track he can't be passed. Science Club; Track; Cross Country; B” Man; 3A Dance Committee; Lt. of the Leaders’ Club; Acropolis Board. Athenaeum Board. ROSE D'AVELLA Her sincerity and quietness Will be a part of her success. Science Club. MARIE DAVIS Thru all the day Marie will smile To help a friend, she’d go a mile. Glee Club; Science Club; Cavalcade; Athenaeum Board. 30 ACHILLE DeCARLI Of riches, fame and glory, he wishes none But only wishes his homework were done. Glee Club; Science Club. PETER DeFINIS What a diligent artist is he! Working as busy as a bee. President, Italian Honor Society; Leaders’ Club; Athenaeum Board; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; Chairman. 4B-4A Advertising Committee; Science Club; Cavalcade; Art Club. ELEANOR DEL CUERCIO Whenever she hears swing music beat Away they go. her dancing feet. Camera Club; Science Club; Leaders' Club; Language Arts Club; Athenaeum Board; Cavalcade; 4B Dance Committee. DOROTHY DEL NEGRO Friendly smile and quiet ways Dorothy shows you that it pays. A Cappella Choir; Mixed Chorus; Leaders' Club; B” Girl; Science Club; Blue Jackets. JOHN DE LORENZO Jack is always right in line As manager of our baseball nine. Assistant Baseball Manager; Science Club. RALPH DE LUCA Ralph—so quiet and reserved. The world goes by. he's never heard. Science Club; Thalians. JAMES DE PAOLA Interested in chemistry is this lad The finest scientist to be had. Band; Orchestra; Athenaeum Board; 4A Dance Committee; Leaders' Club; Cavalcade; Freshman Football. ROSE DE ROGATIS Dark eyes, endearing smile. Rose will always be worth while Italian Honor Society; Science Club; Thalians; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Athenaeum Board; 4A Class Council; Acropolis Agent. % « - ALBERT DEVITO He always has so much to do. But he never quits until he’s thru. Baseball; B” Man; Science Club; 4A Class Council; Athenaeum Board; 4B-4A Recep- tion Committee. SALVATORE Dl MARTINO The fellow indulges in sweaters red. He’s also a tease; but don’t be misled. ALPHONSE DI NORCIA DiNorcia never has much to say Whatever could have made him that way? FILOMENA D ONOFRIO She works with a will, Our quiet little Phil. Italian Honor Society; Athenaeum Board; Cavalcade. ELMER DCREMUS Elmer thinks he’s very polite. But to snub the girls is his delight. • Athenaeum Board; Baseball; 4B-4A Dance Committees; Science Club; Photoplay Club; Leaders' Club; Fencing; Cross Country. WILLIAM DOWNEY We say to him “tush tush!” My. what a beautiful blush! JOSEPH DURKIN Quiet unspoken humor has Joe; Once in a while he lets it go. JOHN EVANS John goes along in his own quiet way Letting the rest of them have their say. Science Club; 4B-4A Dance Committees; Athenaeum Board. EMIL FARINA Happy-go-lucky all the day Whether at work or at play. BA Dance Committee. LEODINE FARINA A grand girl is our Lee. Always gay as she can be. Science Club; Leaders' Club. WILLIAM FASANELLA His witty air. his curly hair, Seem to make the women care. Glee Club; Assistant Manager Football; Science Club; 4B Dance Committee; Athenaeum Board. MILDRED FERRARO Books and study are the way Mildred spends the livelong day. National Honor Society; Vice-President of Italian Honor Society; History Honor Society; Acropolis Board; Athenaeum Board; Library Staff; Leaders' Club; 4B-4A Reception Committee; 4A Dance Committee; Glee Club; a Cappella Choir; Science Club; Hockey; Secretary of Class Council. FRANK FILIPPONE Frank, as his name implies. With a yen for flashy ties. Science Club. GERALD FLORIO Floria is a boy most shy Which never stops him from asking why. Leaders' Club; Camera Club: Science Club; Mixed Chorus; Athenaeum Board. IRENE FORD Quick as the wind du nord Also strong on her vocal chord. Glee Club; Science Club; Hockey; Cavalcade. ANGELINA FORMATO She is gentle and shy Yet there's mischief in her eye. Science Club; B” Girl; Art Club; Thalians; Athenaeum Board; Cavalcade. EMIL FORTUNATO He speaks and acts with poise And seldom makes much noise. Track; Acropolis Board; Athenaeum Board; Science Club. GLORIA FORTUNATO Willowy—eternal smile. Barringer s own 'honey chile’. National Honor Society; History Honor Society; Italian Honor Society; Mixed Chorus; Glee Club; Secretary of Camera Club; Hockey; “B” Girl; Thalians; Athenaeum Board; Cifice Staff; 3A-4A Dance Committees; Cavalcade. MARIE FREIERMUTH Tall and active, good at Fockey; We've also heard she’s quite a jockey. 'B” Girl; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Science Club; Latin Club; Hockey; Mixed Chorus; a Cappelia Choir. WILLIAM FRENCH On your mark! get set! there goes French! You’ll never find him on the bench. Spanish Honor Society; Track; Cross Country; Camera Club; Leaders' Club; Science Club; Athenaeum Board. RALPH FUCETOLA Fucetola’s eyes are dark With a gleam that shows he loves a ‘ lark’’. Acropolis Agent; Science Club. DOROTHY GALLUP Carefree and full of glee. No sadness she’ll ever .see Consul and Quaestor of Latin Honor Society; Library Staff; Secretary of Photoplay Club; Science Club; Thalians; Home Economics Club; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; Caval- cade; Basketball; Athenaeum Board; 4B-4A Reception Committee. CAROL CATES Although she isn’t much in size When it comes to school, you'll find she’s wise. National Honor Society; Treasurer of History Honor Society; B” Girl; Cavalcade; 3A- 4B-4A Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Athenaeum Board. ETHEL CEE Baby-talking Ethel is anything but shy. As one may detect from the look in her eye. Glee Club; a Cappelia Choir; Mixed Chorus; Science Club; Thalians; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Essex County Chorus; City Chorus. CATHERINE GERARD Our Catherine is a happy blonde Of jokes and fun she is most fond. Science Club; 3A Dance Committee. NORMA CEYER As humorous as she No one can ever be. Science Club; Thalians. THOMAS GIALANELLA Here’s to Tom. with his wavy black hair Who is always willing to do his share. Science Club; Baseball. RICHARD GIBSON Angel with a face of tan. Gay. debonair, boy! what a man! Science Club. ALPHONSE GIORDANO One of Barringer’s prized possessions In top of form at fencing sessions Basketball; Athenaeum Board; 4A Dance Committee; Science Club; Camera Club; Photoplay Club; Fencing; State Championship Fencing Team; B” Man; Leaders' Club. VIRGINIA GOECKEL Full of fun and lively chatter. School life doesn't really matter. Science Club; Hockey; Thalians; Art Club; Riding Club. SYLVIA GOODMAN Frequent blushes, a quiet sigh. Tell us that our Sylvia’s shy. French Honor Society; Glee Club; B” Ctrl; Science Club; 4B Dance Committee; Thalians; Camera Club; Latin Club. CATHERINE GORDON In study hall and class she’s quiet all the while. But nothing is more lovely than her smile. Science Club. ELIZABETH GRAHAM Clothes are all that I admire. Fancy charms and smart attire. National Honor Society; Acropolis Board; Library Staff; B” Girl; Hockey; Basketball. History Honor Society; Cavalcade; G'ee Club; Science Club; Thalians; Athenaeum Board; Senior Day Program. ANTHONY GRASSO Quiet in a friendly way Does his homework every day. Baseball; Championship Freshman Baseball ‘35. ELIZABETH GRASSO ♦ Charming and sweet And so very neat Italian Honor Society; Science Club; Thalians; 4B-4A Dance Committees; Cavalcade. « ELEANOR GREEN Lady — forever Voc i f erous—never. Glee Club. JAMES GREENE James—polite and kind. t A better boy is hard to find. Leaders' Club; Science Club; Cross Country. GLADYS GREER A friendly smile, a laugh of glee. What a personality! National Honor Society; City. County. State Choruses; a Cappella Choir; Orchestra; Science Club; Athenaeum Board; B Girl; Basketball; Indoor Baseball. LUCY CUADAGNO Lucy is a quiet lass But she throws a smile to all who pass Science Club; 3A-4B Dance Committees; Thalians; Leaders' Club; Athenaeum Board. ANGELINA GUARINO Always laughing, always gay. Always helpful, so they say. B Cirl; Science Club. ANGELO GUARINO “Dues, dues. that gruesome sound! It's Angelo's motto “to collect or hound”. Art Club; Photoplay Club; Latin Club; Leaders’ Club; Camera Club; Football; Baseball; 4B-4A Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committees; Science Club; Cavalcade; Orchestra; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; String Ensemble. ANTHONY CUARINO “Ready, willing, and able” Stalwart as the kings of fable. Athenaeum Board; Class Council; Camera Club; 4B-4A Reception Committees; Photo- play Club; Thalians; Band; Orchestra Manager; Leaders' Club; 3A-4B-4A Dance Com- mittees; Cavalcade. SALVATORE GUARINO A manner quite as polite and blase As Sir Walter Raleigh in his day. Glee Club; Leaders’ Club; Mixed Chorus; City and County Chorus; Science Club. EMMA HAGEDORN A friendly girl, who’s simple and vyise With a dimpled smile and twinkling eyes. National Honor Society; Thalians; Vice-President of Camera Club; Photoplay Club; German Honor Society; Science Club; Leaders’ Club; Class Council; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Athenaeum Board; “B” Girl; Hockey; Basketball; Tennis. NITA HAHNE Nita likes to ride and walk But her ideal is baby talk. National Honor Society; History Honor Society; French Honor Society; Photoplay Club; Science Club; Thalians; Hockey; Basketball; ”B” Girl; Office Staff; Glee Club; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Acropolis Board; Athenaeum Board; Cavalcade. JAMES HALL Our Jimmy Hall is quite a gifted wit: We find his conversation humor-lit. President of National Honor Society; President of French Honor Society; Manager of Thalians; Stage Crew; Lt. Leaders' Club; Track; Football; Manager of Fencing Team; B” Man; 3A-4B Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committee. FRED HAMBURGER He stops to weigh it Before he'll say it. National Honor Society; History Honor Society; President of German Honor Society; Aedile of Latin Honor Society; Vice-President of Science Club; Treasurer of Thalians; Class Council; Leaders' Club; Athenaeum Board. ELIZABETH HARING Do you ever hope to see A lovelier maiden than our Lee? Latin Club; Science Club; Acropolis Board; Athenaeum Board; Library Staff; 4A Dance Committee; Thalians; Glee Club; Art Club. CASSI E LEE HARRINGTON Always smiling always gay That is happy Cassie’s way. Language Arts Club; Hockey; Basketball; Glee Club; Home Economics; Club; Nurse's Staff; Camera Cub. HAROLD HARROWER Genius you’ll find will ever lurk Wherever Harold is doing his work. National Honor Society; History, French and Latin Honor Societies; Science Club. EDWARD HARTZ When he starts laughing and making noise We can but say. ’Boys will be boys!’’ Leaders' Club: Science Club; Stage Crew; 4B-4A Reception Committee; 4B-4A Dance Committees; thenasum Board; Library Staff; Thalians. MARY HAVENS Demure and quiet in all her ways , Because she knows it always pays. Spanish Honor Society. JOHN HERBERT Sunny smile, with lots of vim We always get along with him Leaders' Club; Science Club. RAYMOND HERRCOTT A snappy line, engaging grin The hearts of many a maid he’ll win. Leaders' Club; Language Arts Club; Football; Track; Science Club; 4B-4A Dance Com- mittees; Athenaeum Board; ''B” Man. VIRGINIA HAYMAN In grades she is ahead by far. And with the boys she’s up to par. National Honor Society; French Honor Society; Athenaeum Board; Cavalcade; History Honor Society; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees. RICHARD HOFF Hoff’s a thorough lady’s man; Picks ’em up whenever he can. History Honor Society; Latin Club; Thalians; Science Club; Photoplay Club; 3A-4B Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Athenaeum Board. VIVIAN HOUGHTON Here's a shining seventeen. A gay and friendly glamour queen. Science Club; Thalians; Hockey; B Girl; Leaders Club; Athenaeum Board. FRANCES HUEMER When there's work to be done. Frances Huemer is the one. Hockey; Tennis; Basketball: Athenaeum Chairman; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees. MARGARET HUMPRHEYS Soft of voice—nice to hear One who always is sincere National Honor Society; History Honor Society; Leaders' Club; 4B-4A Reception Com- mittee; Acropolis Board; Athenaeum Board; Science Club; Glee Club; Thalians; Class Council; Art Club; Cavalcade: 4A Dance Committee. JOSEPH IASCONE Quite a singer, quite a sport. He has moods of every sort. Glee Club; Science Club. PAUL IMBENINATO A friendly smile, a nod or two Silent, quiet, but never blue. Science Club. JOSEPH INGARDONA Easy come, easy go That's the way things are with Joe. Football; Track; Baseball; Leaders’ Club. EVELYN JAMES Her friendly way and witty jest Make her company of the best. Science Club. ALBERT KAPLAN Latin is no obstacle for Kap” With Mr. Dann he’ll never nap. German Honor Society; Latin Honor Society; Science Club. WILLIAM KLEM Bill always picks a fancy vest. In checkered brilliance he’s well-dressed. Manager of N. J. State and City Championship Fencing Team; Manager of Thalian Stage Crew; Cavalcade; “B Man. RUTH LACROIX Ruth’s a girl who’s fond of art But boys beware! She’ll break your heart Secretary of National Honor Society; French Honor Society; a Cappella Choir; Mixed Chorus; Athenaeum Board; Art Club; 4B-4A Dance Committees; Glee Club; Essex County Chorus; Cavalvade. t CAROL LAKE A package of fun. And a task well done. Vice-President of National Honor Society; Secretary of German Honor Society; History Honor Society; Chairman of News Board of Acropolis; Chairman of Features Board of Athenaeum; Praetor of Latin Club; “B Girl; Photoplay Club; 4B-4A Reception Com- mittee; 4B-4A Dance Committees; Cavalcade; Glee Club; Thalians. COSTOS LAMBROS He’s not content with things half done; He’ll fight until the battle’s won. Censor of Latin Honor Society; Senator of Camera Club; Co-captain Leaders' Club; Fcotball; Track; 3A-4A Dance Committees; Athenaeum Board. ANCELIQUE LANGFORD The muses looked at Angelique and chose. She shall make music wherever she goes.” Orchestra; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; String Ensemble; Essex County Orchestra; Thalians; Camera Club; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Science Club; Leaders' Club; Cavalcade. LORRAINE LAWSON She has a quiet, collected mind. I he like of which is hard to find. National Honor- Society; German Honor Society; History Honor Society; Latin Honor Society; Hockey; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Leaders’ Club; Cavalcade; Photoplay Club; Basketball; Athenaeum Board; B” Girl; Glee Club; 4A Dance Committee. JOHN LEPORE Long may we seek to find A boy so good and kind. Athenaeum Board; Science Club; Baseball. ANTHONY LOMBARDI A technique all his own. Even on the telephone. Spanish Honor Society; Leaders' Club; Glee Club; Blue Jackets. ROSE LUNETTA Quiet smile, confidential air Eyes of hazel, dark her hair. Italian Honor Society; Science Club; ‘B Girl. MARIE LUTES She gets along from day to day. Enough of work, enough of play Language Arts Club; Hockey; Photoplay Club; Camera Club; Science Club; a Cappella Choir; Mixed Chorus; Glee Club; Basketball; Cavalcade; B Girl; Leaders' Club; Athenaeum Board. MAE MacDONALD Quiet, neat, with friendly smile. A gal who is well worth your while National Honor Society; Office Staff; Thalians; Athenaeum Board; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Vice-President of Leaders' Club; Science Club PASQUALE MACLIACANO In all the sports he does excel. Football, baseball, equally well Baseball; Leaders' Club; Art Club; Thalians; Science Club SAMUEL MAROTTA So full of fun and mischief, too. Sam does the things he shouldn’t do Italian Honor Society; Science Club; Leaders’ Club; Thalians. KATHLEEN MARTORANA When we put her in our files. We will class her under smiles. National Honor Society; Italian Honor Society; Office Staff; 3A-4B-4A Dance Com- mittees; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Leaders' Club; Science Club; Athenaeum Board, Basketball; Thalians; a Cappella Choir. IRVIN MASON Noise and shouts and burst of bluster. Cals and fencing, foils and fluster Fencing; Track; Football; Science Club; Cavalcade; Thalians; Leaders' Club; Athenaeum Board; B Man; 4B Dance Committee. ANTHONY MASONE Altho he shines in history class He’s sort of bashful around a lass Band; Orchestra; 4B-4A Reception Committee. MARIA MATHEAKIS As a girl, we think she’s grand; There's not a job she couldn’t land. History Honor Society; French Honor Society; Science Club; Photoplay Club; Thalians; Latin Club; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Essex County Chorus; 4B-4A Reception Com- mittee; Athenaeum Board; 4B-4A Dance Committees; Cavalcade. MARIE MATTIA She seems to care a lot for clothes. And looks very well, as everyone knows. Science Club; Art Club; Thalians. JOHN MAZZEI Short and fleet and full of chatter All the girls he likes to flatter. Science Club. JAMES McCARVEY To scholastic eminence, A generous gift of common sense. National Honor Society; German and History Honor Societies; Science Club; Library Staff. RICHARD MELICK The other half of the Heavenly Twins. Whose smiles and capers most everyone wins. History Honor Society; Science Club. ARMAND MELILLO A free and easy style Of life, smiling the while. Science Club. JOSEPH MELITO Just a boy called Joe— A lad it’s nice to know. Science Club. MARIE MEOLA She is short and sweet. And very delightful to meet. Science Club; Leaders' Club; 3A-4A Dance Committees; Athenaeum Board. WILLIAM MESCE Here's to Bill with jovial air, Eyes of blue and curly hair. Football; Leaders' Club; Science Club; Assistant Track Manager. EDITH MESSA Hear the patter of dancing feet. A more charming person we ll never meet. Science Club; Thalians; 3A-4A Dance Committees. ELIZABETH MEYER Me and my shadow, my shadow and me Ray’s my beau and I’m his Bett-ee. Acropolis Board; Language Arts Club; Glee Club; Science Club; a Cappella Choir; Mixed Chorus; Thalians; 4B Dance Committee; Library Staff. ROBERT MILLER A quiet smile. A well-run mile. Science Club; Football; Track; Cavalcade; 4B-4A Reception Committee. FILCMENA MINICHINO Friendly flickers in her eyes Always first her smile belies. B Girl; Science Club; Athenaeum Board. SALVATORE MOLICA To laugh aloud, he’ll not forbear. For him. the weather’s always fair. Leaders' Club; Science Club. PATSY MOLINARO Success is his aim. Both for joy and for fame. History Honor Society; Athenaeum Board. ZELDA MOLL Zelda’s placid, calm, contained. Whatever her goal—’twill be attained. Library Staff; Cavalcade; Science Club. CONNIE MONTONE Rose and Connie. Connie and Rose. Wherever one is. the other one goes. Athenaeum Board; 4B-4A Reception Committee; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; Basket- ball; Tennis; Hockey; Photoplay Club; Clee Club; Camera Club; Science Club; Thalians. RALPH MOSTELLO Our Ralph’s the best sport you can find Joking, friendly, dependable, kind Italian Honor Society. JOHN MULLIGAN A laugh is his token Of a silence broken. History Honor Society. NAOMI MURRAY Naomi is a charming miss. With laughing eyes, lips made to kiss. Glee Club; Hockey; Basketball; Science Club. DORIS MYERS Wherever a bicycle you see Look closely and you’ll find D Spanish Honor Society; Hockey; Science Club; Thalians. JOHN MYERS Jack Myers—our track ace. On the long run he kept the pace Athenaeum Board; Library Staff; Stage Crew; Track; Cross Country; B Man. SAM NASO Good-natured, jovial and jolly. With a smile that erases folly. French Honor Society; Science Club; Glee Club; 3A Dance Committee. LOUIS NAZARETTA Pleasant and tall. With a grin for all. Science Club; Baseball; Leaders' Club; Cavalcade. RICHARD NOKE Just looking at our little Dick One seems to know he’ll surely click. National Honor Society; German Honor Society; Arts Club; Science Club; Leaders' Club Band. ROY OLDHAM Friendly and quiet, a very fine poet. His sentiment's subtle—and all his friends know it. Athenaeum Board. BETTY PACE Gentle-hearted child, With manner mild. Clee Club; Science Club; Athenaeum Board; 4B Dance Committee. THERESA PARELLA Quiet and shy With a twinkle in her eye. Camera Club; Science Club; Hockey; Home Economics Club; B Girl. VIOLET PELLECCHIA She's here, she's there Violet is everywhere. President of Leaders' Club; Science Club; Camera Club; Thalians; Cavalcade. DOMINIC PELUSIO Strolling through life free and easy With an air so light and breezy. Science Club; 3A Dance Committee; Football; Track. JOSEPHINE PERNA Whether she walks down street or hall She always has a smile for all. Science Club; Thalians; Leaders' Club. � MARIE PERUCINO She has a smile worth while And her clothes have style Clee Club; Mixed Chorus; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Secretary of Leaders' Club; Athenaeum Board; Science Club; Home Economics Club; 4A Dance Committee; Cavalcade. DANTE PETRUCCI Often seen and heard. He’s a gay young bird”. Science Club; Thalians; Baseball. NICHOLAS PI ERONI Tall, good-looking but very shy Nick’s the apple of many an eye. Lahn Club; Science Club. MALVINA PINTO Calm and sweet in all her ways. A memory dear of happy days. National Honor Society; Italian Honor Society; President of Library Staff; Nurse's Staff; “B Girl; Science Club; Photoplay Club; Language Arts Club; Hockey; 4B-4A Recep- tion Committee; 4B Dance Committee; Thalians; Athenaeum Board. IRVING POLSTER With a grin He’ll win. 4B-4A Reception Committee; 4B-4A Dance Committees; Athenaeum Board; Science Club; Leaders' Club; Art Club. DANTE PORRAZZO There is no poem, there is no rhyme To keep up with this man’s line. Italian Honor Society; Science Club; Leaders' Club; Camera Club; Acropolis Board; Thalians; Athenaeum Board; Assistant Manager of Football; Manager of Football; B' Man; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Stage Crew. MARY POSTON Mary is a lovely name— It hints of luck and future fame Leaders' Club; Science Club; Acropolis Board. PETER POULOS Polite and kindly is our Pete. Reliable on his leader’s beat. National Honor Society; History Honor Society; Leaders' Club; Track; Science Club; Thalians; Class Council. THOMAS POWER Earnest ways That win him praise. Athenaeum Board; Science Club; Thalians; Baseball; Leaders' Club; 4B Dance Com- mittee; 4B-4A Reception Committee. RALPH PUZO If ever you have coins to spare Puzo—the fair haired boy—is there Science Club; Track; Baseball; Football; Thalians; 4B-4A Reception Committee; 3A-3B Dance Committees. FRANCES QUARTELLO Simple and sweet and oh! so shy A kindly smile as she goe by. Italian Honor Society; Science Club; Thalians; 4B-4A Reception Committee. JOHN RAMOS A boy whose fencing is not bad An alert and smiling lad. Science Club; Leaders' Club; Camera Club; Fencing. JOSEPHINE RICCARDI Josephine has many friends— Smiles and nods she skillfully blends Leaders' Club; Science Club. THOMAS RICCIARDI On his broad shoulders one will find Lie all the troubles of “59”. National Honor Society; Leaders' Club; Class Council; Athenaeum Board; Science Club; Camera Club; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Football; B Man; Dance Committees. JANET RICCS She loves to sing, her voice is fine Sincere and true, she needs no “line”. Mixed Chorus; a Cappella Choir; Essex County Choir; Language Arts Club MARGARET ROBBINS Blue eyes and blonde hair Full of spark, without a care. Thalians; Science Club; Glee Club; Art Club; Cavalcade. HERBERT ROBINSON To have each job in life well done. That’s good old Herbie Robinson. National Honor Society; French Honor Society; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Track; B Man; Captain of Leaders' Club; Science Club; Thalians; Athenaeum Board. UJed 'Wishers John W. Vogel Carl Banwart Betty L. Hassell Pat Merola Dorothy Tilmus Mary Milde Josephine Marzullo Alice Hilbert Barbara Simpson Jean Hart Ross Davis Jacqualine Ehrick Eva Cadmus Doris Wiasbrod Vivian Gustafson Gloria Collins Ida Seigel Arietta Morroni Josephine D'Asta Helen Ciletti Alphonse Giordano Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Giordano Dante Porrazzo Doris Ponisi Emma Hagedorn Peter De Finis Gus Lambros Rose De Rogatis Mildred Ferraro Ruth LaCroix Edgar Brownlee Ray Hergott Leona Wilson Jimmie Strain Joseph Doyle Tony Caten Clark Brcnseth Arthur Couzzi Dorothy Del Negro Carmela Camerci Rose Scioscia Ann Alvine Elsie Elia Ross Burhman Rose Caruso Robert Taylor Mrs. Geraldine King James B J Hall William T. B. Klemm Lucy Striglia Georgena Pritchard Mr. Thomas S. Merchant Frank Filippone Evelyn Meade Ruth Herringer Rockey Verniero John Bevilacqua Mitchell Shocket Michael A. D Anton Robert E. Boyce Mr. Or Mrs. W. W. Boyce Ruth Rogers Ed Hart Edward Thompson Frances Ciccollini Michael Tortoriello James Hefalas Thomas Ricciardi Joseph Durkin Arthur Corbo Katherine D'Amato Angelo Guarino Jean Quimby Frank McKenna Norma Fortunato Marie Ferrara Raffaela Quartello Rose Di Gruttola Carmella L. Furiano Doris Johnson Marie Restamo Lois Patterson Rose Reposa Alphonse Di Norcia Peter Cappiello Irving Mason Florence Calcagno Sherman Nester Ruth Conover Eleanore Del Guercio Gertrude Bannon James Javellas William Casefas Leo B. Goldberg Mr. S. Slavin Jerry Mercogliano Jack De Lorenzo Josephine Russomenno Mary Arvey Carol Voglino Victoria Gialanella Gloria Fortunato Mr. and Mrs. E. Fortunato Betty Graham Theresa Parelia Mr. Walter J. Dumm Rose Macci Mary Del Guercio Tessi Meola Gloria Hagopian Mrs. Renga Fcadora Ruggiero Kathleen Martorano Norma Geyer Jennie Ceriser Alfred Padilla Joan Duffy Doris Racioppi Doris Beil Anna May Freiermuth Jayne Mason Al Blanche Al Baker. Ph.G. Mr. Julius B. Kritzer Curly Naue Chester Michaels Josephine Toggio Thomas McDonnell George Nimmo Joe Sozio Angela Giordano Joseph Evangelista James De Paola Miss Celia De Paola Mr. and Mrs. F. De Paola Leah Meagro Carmela Giulano Mrs. V M. Cipoletti Theodore Brusch John Ricigliano Edward Notte Alfred Russomano Ralph Restaino Frank Totoriello Robert Cascella Joe La Fera Gloria Bruzzichesi Mr. and Mrs. N. Stiglia Mr. and Mrs. L. Malanga Daniel Longhi Larry Crandell Betty Pace Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferraro Joseph Ferraro. Jr. Bob Leff Doug. Gross Thomas Rosamilia Mae MacDonald Robert Breitenfeld Miss Marie Cecere Paul Sexton Violet Pellechia Rose D’avella Catherine Gerard Marie Mattia Bernice Bauer Josephine Riccardi William Downey Adele Stanziele Evelyn Sandland Ruth G. Fleming Anthony Corrado Angleina Formato Carmela D’andrea Mr. and Mrs. C. Mattia Joseph lascone Mike Casale William French Erma P. Blair Rose Castellano Ruth Avolio Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Placa Elizabeth Crasso Rose Lunetta Nita S. Hahne Marie Freiermuth Josephine Perna Marie Vella Mr. and Mrs. A. Vella Stella Zenna Lee Farina Anna Timmons Cecilia Sexton Michael Tetto Mrs. Henrietta Smith Madeline Frankovsky Robert Baird Carol Frank Betty Bayard Mary De Rogatis Doris Haring Miss Rae De Blasio Ruth Soffel Babe Zazzali Lucia La Poma Nancy Mangaro Louise D’ Andrea A Lawrence Ghezzi Nathan Chernichaw Shirley Crandall Bernard Sheckner Gloria Hammer Helen Peake Dick Sykes Mr. Pollack Marjorie Leonardis Mr. Hagaman Miss Brettle Miss Driscoll Libby Rosenstein Bob Frantz John L. Tunis Ettore Cordasco Bradly Biggs Walter Caesar Tom Power Anthony Petrucci Dennis W. McLaughlin Josephine Del Riccio Francis Guliotta Louis Nucci Nick Messina WJ( Wish er5 Milton E. Anker Peter T. Mimides Patsy La Ferarra Adolphe Puff Frank Molinari Mae Zoppi John Corso Anne Giordano Phylis Williamson Geraldin Travisano Mary Poston San Naso Dora Stolfi Marie Pieroni Dorothy Shonzeit Jane Berlin Gloria Anne Scanzera Mabel Bennett Caesar R. Vitiello Helen Perlam Philip Rosenblum Thomas Ryan Helen Morre Edward Shustak Gertrude Rogol Charles Cariffe Miriam Stanley Ruth Geyer Paul Imbeninato Bob. H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Pieroni Mr. Lerner Charles Conner John Herbert Paul King Mr. Marlow Morris Greenstein Helen Greenstein Evelyn Chermidraw Mr. L. Brandt Helen Pollock Theresa Busichio Owen E. Roynolds Lawrence Gately Gust Economous Michael Kypros Frank Cooonegro Jenette Caponegro Louis Caruso Dick Barbagito Dorothy Gallup Marvin Gomberg Ralph Visco Dick Noke Vincent D’Agostino Salvatore Mollica Miss Capen Thesa Albano Dr. and Mrs. J Albano Dr. F. Albano Miss Rose Miele Miss Dolly Meadows Philomena D'Onofrio Carol Lake Harvey Gray Thomas Caruso June Wmterbottom Joseph Ziliotta Robert West Doris Greenwald Roland Mignone Sam Alvmo Clara Mae Gray A. Model I Rob Greason Audrey Stanlake Mr. Sanders Silvia Berg Lila Segreid Eloise Pringle Carmine Centanni August Meir Anita England Geraldine Russomano Ruth Ziegler Louise Lyon Mary Jo Eley Yolanda lacovantona Jack Mulligan Miss Dorothy Grev Mrs Rose Travisano Mr. Haulenbeck Fred Wheaton Richard Ragucci Ella Mae Schlear Edward Rice Donald Faust Henry Liss Dorothy Pallante Jean Palermo Patricia Finnegan James Grosso Vi o Veniero Walter Geshieider Mr. Ayres Florence Scalomoni Margaret Greene Kathryn Lawler Leo Difonzio Mr. Lippe Lawrence James Louis LaFera Genivieve Lucciolo John Eisele Elaine Marcois E. MacAvoy MILTON ROCKAWAY A faithful worker— Never a shirker. Leaders' Club; Science Club. GERALDINE ROTONDA Kindness and helpfulness blended together, Gerry's a friend whatever the weather. Italian Honor Society; 4A Dance Committee; Leaders’ Club. LOUIS ROTONDA Spring came—and our Louis rose Baseball mad”—and there he goes. Italian Honor Society; Latin Honor Society; Acropolis Board; Athenaeum Board; Leaders Club; Science Club; Camera Club; 3A Dance Committee. Photoplay Club. JOSEPHINE RUSSOMANNO Too quiet at times is little Jo. So what to do to make her go. Art Club; Leaders’ Club. JULIA RYANS Short and sweet is this lass Always late to every class. Art Club; Leaders' Club. SALAVATORE SACCO He walks a gay. light-hearted way; Although he'll work, he'd rather play. Science Club. EVELYN SANDLAND An aeroplane she yearns to fly And for country air she heaves a sigh Athenaeum Board; 4A Dance Committee; Basketball; Science Club. GIOVINA SANTILLO Vivacious, pert and jolly is our Jo; She never stops, she's always on the go. Athenaeum Board; 4B-4A Dance Committees; Thahans; Art Club; Science Club. DORIS SCHMEISSER Leave it to Dor.s And she does it for us. Latin Honor Society; German Honor Society; Athenaeum Board; Cavalcade; Photoplay Club; Language Arts Club; B Girl; 4B Dance Committee; 4B-4A Reception Com- mittee; Library Staff; Nurse's Staff; Thalians; Science Club; Hockey; Glee Club HENRY SCHWARTZ Sport clothes; gay. engaging grin. He’s an athlete bound to win. Athenaeum Board; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Football; Track; B Man. ROSE SCIOSCIA For any information about Rose. Ask Joe. one of her beaux. Spanish Honor Society; Athenaeum Board; Leaders' Club; Glee Club; Photoplay Club; Cavalcade; B Girl; Science Club; Hockey; Basketball; Camera Club; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees. ANETTE SCOCOZZA Her ringlets so very black A lovely smile she does not lack 4A Dance Committee; Camera Club; Science Club. VINCENT SCOLAMIERO Very wise, but not so tall. For good things come in packages small. Thalians; Science Club. CECILIA SEXTON Never a moment of rest. Always doing her best Athenaeum Board; 4A Class Council; 4A Dance Committee; Leaders' Club; 'B'' Girl; Art Club; Science Club. LAURENCE SHINBAUM A careful, cautious path he’ll steer And wait until the road is clear. French Honor Society; History Honor Society; Athenaeum Board; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Orchestra; Cross Country; Track; 8” Man. ALVA SHOCKLEY She gives to all who come her way A charming smile for every day. Athenaeum Board; Leaders' Club; Science Club. JAMES SIBLEY A lad who is quieter than all the rest But men of few words are usually best. Leaders' Club. DORIS SMITH This small and cheery lass Is the Puck” of our class. Hockey; Science Club. JOSEPH SOZIO In tennis Joe has ability. The word to describe him is agility. Athenaeum Board; 4A Dance Committee; Leaders’ Club; Photoplay Club; Science Club. JAMES STABILE An unnoticed, quiet soul. Until sweet music starts to roll. ADELE STANZIALE It's a gift to be tiny. With all her finery. Cavalcade; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Leaders' Club; Camera Club; Thalians; Science Club. JOSEPH STOLFI A happy member of our band— One who firmly shakes your hand. Cross Country; Science Club. ROSEMARY SULLIVAN A willing heart, a helpful hand. She always has her work well planned. National Honor Society; French Honor Society; Italian Honor Society; History Honor Society; Acropolis Board; Athenaeum Board; Library Staff; Office Staff; Camera Club. LORRAINE SWEENEY Tall and stately is Sweeney She bears herself like a queenie Athenaeum Board; 4B-4A Reception Committee; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; Caval- cade; Hockey; Latin Club; Science Club; Library Staff; Photoplay Club; B Girl. CHARLES TAYLOR When it comes to collecting dues. Here’s a boy who will never lose. Spanish Honor Society; Science Club; 4B-4A Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Track; Cross Country; Thalians MARY TELFER A bashful, yet so winning way. Always smiling, always gay. Athenaeum Board; Spanish Honor Society; Science Club; Photoplay Club; Leaders' Club; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Thalians. MICHAEL TETTO Mike—to you and you and you Michael—to a certain few. Football. EDWARD THOMPSON Science and history are left behind To give way to lighter thoughts of the mind. ANNA TIMMONS Serious, but friendly too. Her pals are many, her enemies few. Science Club; Leaders' Club; Basketball. GERALDINE TRAVISANO Awake and sing — Both sweet and swing . Athenaeum Board; Italian Honor Society; Science Club; a Cappella Choir; Glee Club; Cavalcade; 4B Dance Committee. VINCENT TURCHETTO Turk, the boy with the grin Whose lateness is his only sin. Science Club; Leaders' Club. ULRIC VANARELLI The horn-tooting senior who’s tried so long To play on his trumpet like Louis Armstrong Science Club; Leaders' Club; Band; Orchestra; Blue Jackets. DAVID VANDERHOCF “Man of Affairs”— No worries, no cares. Science Club; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Library Staff; Essex County Chorus; Thalians; Cavalcade; 4B-4A Reception Committee; 3A-4B Dance Committees. R. WILSON VANDERHOOF Although he’s tall, and kind of slim You’ll find he's always full of vim. Athenaeum Board; Science Club; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Thalians; 4B-4A Reception Committee; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; Cavalcade; Track Manager; B Man; Library Staff; Leaders' Club. MARIE VELLA A sweet and wistful maid Whose memory will never fade Science Club; Camera Club; Leaders' Club; Thalians; Hockey. LOUIS VENTURI Books are the heart and soul of our friend. To him they're a mystery that never will end Spanish Honor Society. JOSEPH VIRGINIO Quick as a flash on parallel bar. Our jovial Joe will surely go far French Honor Society; Science Club. GERALDINE VISCITO A sweeter girl we've never seen. Than our own little Geraldine. National Honor Society; Italian and History Honor Societies; Leaders' Club; 4B-4A Reception Committee; 4A Dance Committee. FRED VOELKER His speech is laudible When it is audible. CAROL VOCLINO Sweet, lovely and fair With natural curly hair. Latin Club. PHYLLIS WILLIAMSON Quiet, gentle and neat A lass who is hard to beat. Leaders’ Club; Thalians. LEONA WILSON Leona Wilson's greatest delight Is to go dancing every night Spanish Honor Society; Leaders' Club; Latin Club; Thalians; Home Economics Club; Science Club; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; 4B-4A Reception Committee; Athenaeum Board; Hockey; B Girl. RUDOLF WUNSCH Life for Rudolf is a lark. When he races in the park. German Honor Society; Leaders' Club; Athenaeum Board; 4A Dance Committee; Science Club; Track; Cross Country; B Man; Football. JANE ZEHNDER Style and snap has she The makings of a model, say we. National Honor Society; History and French Honor Societies; Acropolis Board; Library Staff; Athenaeum Board; Glee Club; Secretary of Thalians; Hockey. MICHAEL ZELANTI He climbs the ladder of success— Dispensing joy and happiness. President of Science Club; Band; Orchestra; Leaders' Club; Athenaeum Board; 4B-4A Dance Committees. STELLA ZENNA Stella who never has any foes Has beautiful hair and many beaux. Leaders' Club; Science Club; Thalians; Hockey. JAMES BRIODY Easy come and easy go Lots of fun and nary a woe. JOSEPH DOYLE He walks on air When Rose is there Camera Club; Photoplay Club; Freshmen-Sophomore Football; Freshmen Track; Science Club. OSCAR CORDON Merrily we roll along— Cheery grin and joyous song. Science Club. ANTHONY MARTINO Another protege of swing— Tony likes to give and sing. Freshmen Baseball; Leader’s Club; Science Club. PATSY FERAVOLA Feravola—football hound Who’s the girl he totes around? Cheering squad; Science Club; Fencing; ‘B” Man. 4 B'S COMPLETING WORK IN SUMMER SCHOOL 'e mart am No mere words can express the feeling of the class toward Alice Vitale. Her impartial views, her cheerful and vivacious ways have been missed. But we can be comforted, and shall go on as before, because her spirit is ever with us. We take great pleasure in expressing our sincere grati- tude to those members of the faculty who have assisted us in carrying our various activities to success; to Mr Saylor for the many favors he has given us in his capacity as acting Assistant Principal; to Mrs. Burke. Mr. Vogel. Mr. Celiano. and Mr Bruder for their presence at our dances; to Miss Capen. Mrs. Blair, and Mr Stevens for their helpful hints on the year book; to Mr. Hofer for his amiable cooperation in coaching a part of our Class Day program, to Mrs. O'Loughlin. Miss Robinson. Miss Decker, and Mr Weiss for their persever- ance and time in preparing us for Commencement; to those of the office, especially Miss Rubin, who have aided us so willingly, and to Vincent Biunno for his invaluable assistance on the year book photography. “Thanks For Everything— The Thalians of endless energy and initiative were urab'e to organize in time for a picture due to their strenuous v ork on the Cavalcade. Theirs was a fine job. well done D,U. tans CLASS SONG 1 Dear Barringer your name we sing As onward we must go. In praise our many voices ring Then blending soft and low. Smiling thru a mist of tears The long road ahead. Unafraid we face the years. By your courage lead. 2 Our Alma Mater tried and true A gateway broad to life. Solid stands the white and blue. Through struggle and thru strife. Last monuments too quickly fly As each old friend departs A fleeting smile, a tear, a sigh— But gladness in our hearts. 3 Dear Barringer we leave you now. Our lessons here are done. But we take this solemn vow. May life and you be one. We shall make forever. Your mesage our creed. Honor. Truth, and Light ' where’er Wand’ring footsteps lead. Virginia Heyman—words Angelique Lanford—music MILDRED FERRARO JAMES McCARVEY HAROLD HARROWER FRED HAMBURGER RUTH GEYER CAROL LAKE RICHARD NOKE ROSEMARY SULLIVAN HELEN BUTZ ANITA COPPOLA' GERALDINE VISCITO Identical Averages CjOOcl ormncj menca. 80 Ilona 82 Out of the mist of lofty mountains and rolling plains, from rushing streams and surging surf, four columns arise; four strong columns standing in a stately row running from East to West. They are invisible now as always to non-believers, but a clear vision to those who believe in the spirit of Democracy. We believe, and so we see those four columns supporting the American temple of Democracy as representing our rights—freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of self determination, and fredom to pursue happiness. Freedom of speech—a gift whose special benefits are taken for granted in this restless world of today, and yet it allows us to speak out loud and strong, for and even against our government, and permits groups of people with various ideas to act openly in our nation. Freedom of religion—the greatest of blessings, the blessing that allows us to worship whom we want to. when we want to. and gives us the right to stay at home and worship no one Cod. if that suits us. Freedom of self determination—the light that brightens the path of our people, enabling them to see both sides of a polit- ical question and encouraging them to vote for their popular choice. Happi- ness. culmination of freedom's benefits, the acme of success for any country or individual, showing to the world at large that we. due to our freedoms, are a prosperous and contented nation, and a nation at peace with Cod and ourselves. As the delicate tracings on a time-worn manuscript become indistinct through the ages, and as the precious seconds of time speed by. so too does the luster of Democracy become dull and indistinct Only when these price- less things, which we take for granted, are gone, and are beyond our reach, do we realize their infinite value Let us awake before it is too late. We must not forget the materials of which Democracy is made, or of the struggles we have weathered, gaining security in our endurance We should recall to mind the message of the Magna Carta. Democracy's cornerstone, and the Democratic principles of our Declaration and Constitution Let us not despair in these trying times of racial hatred and aggression, but look for salvation in the prophetic words of Abraham Lincoln —these things too shall pass away—. Calm will follow strife, and our four columns will remain firm for tomor- row’s nations C. D M the Se easoni 84 - u l unn 933— Our class was born at Barringer to live Four years of youth and work and play and dreams. The park in flames of Autumn's glowing fire Was welcoming the merry throng anew. Our destiny our Alma Mater's light. Our colors royal blue and purest white. Spring 936— Five months within the hallowed halls of home Had brought us friends, a new outlook on life Exhilerating winter made a fairy scene Of campus sleeping under downy white. Then spring—and summer's declaration. At last some tests; and then— Vacation! Slu unm 1936 — Arisen to the ranks of Sophomores We stooped to conquer Freshman innocent. We cheered our football team to victory And learned a bit about a foreign tongue. We smiled our supercilious smiles and thought Without us Barringer would be but naught. Spring 193 7— We silly Sophomores sitting in the sun Of Spring and Branchbrook Park and Barringer Bethought ourselves that soon our class would be A mighty group of labor, organized We struggled through our painful first exam. And were promoted; system labeled Cram. Julumn 1937— The year of Jolly Juniors had arrived. Devoted friends we'd found and life was gay. We organized our class, ’twas all so new; Class officers we proudly voted in. Advisers kind, to help us work and plan. And soon we'd say Today I am a man! firing 1938 — Proud children of a century-old school. We help the launching of the Cavalcade. A celebration of one hundred years; We held a dance, our first, a great success. And bid adieu to you Centennial Class As thru the portals of your school you pass. Julumn 1938— Our elevation to the rank of seniors Was culminated in the Hi Jinx Hop. Our new activities increased with speed. Well on our way. our goal in sight We blazed a trail so new and yet so old 4A's we'd be. The boldest of the bold. firing 1939— As senior A s we gave the March Hare Hop. A Year Book new and ultra-smart we planned To carve our memory in archives old. And leave behind our monument to time. To you who take the torch we dedicate Traditions old and fine—we graduate. 4B's our gracious hosts one rare June night The senior prom was held, a gala dance. Now glorified in memory we see That night of nights, our solemn graduation. A toast to Barringer! her name shall be A synonym for Honor. Truth and Loyalty. —June Winterbottom 86 FAVORITES OF CLASS Easiest subject Hardest subject Favorite song Favorite orchestras Favorite movie stars program Favorite radio Favorite novel Favorite movie Favorite sport Most admired man Most admired woman Ideal Senior Jane Zehnder English Chemistry Deep Purple Benny Goodman Artie Shaw Loretta Young Tyrone Power Lux Radio Theater G. W. T. W Jesse James Swimming President Roosevelt Mrs. Roosevelt All This and Heaven Too Best dresser Al Giordano Lois Arliss Prettiest Eyes Lawrence Ghezzi Emma Hagedorn.Sunmst Smile Lawrence Ghezzi Gloria Fortunato Nicest Hair Lawrence Ghezzi Lois Arliss Nose Lawrence Ghezzi Anne Alvme Figure Henry Schwarz Virginia Hayman Vocabulary Ccorge Mitchell Ethel Gee Most entertaining James Hall CLASS WILL We. the class of June. 19S9. do hereby announce our last will and testament As we leave these beloved halls we bequeath the following to our fellow inmates: To our principal, Mr. Gurley, we leave a school full of oncoming seniors, luniors and freshmen to |udge. punish and love. To Mrs. Stewart and Mr. Lando'phi. our class advisers, we leave all the kindly advice and unfailing patience that we have not consumed. We relieve the faculty. TA nil W W To the president ifWT BETWEEN of the 4B class we r- 3A AH'4A V leave a wild-eyed 'Jt rabble demanding w ‘ (IJpS the floor, ceiling. and finally his neck. We wish him luck and also leave a discount slip on a one-way ticket to Timbuktu. We hope Nita Hahne leaves her saddle oxfords. We sincerely hope not to leave many of us. William Klem leaves his artistic originality. Lawrence Ghezzi leaves his all around good humor and amiability to Vincent Biunno. George Mitchell leaves a long string of broken appointments and important engage- ments. To the Science Department we leave Barringer still in one piece. To the History Department we leave for our fol- lowers a world of tomorrow. Lois Arliss leaves her lovely charm to any other sweet maid usually found knitting on Sat- urday night. Edgar Brownlee leaves his sunny disposition. We all leave Barringer High School sadly bereft of its wits, geniuses, athletes and its scholars. VIRGINIA HAYMAN SHIRLEY CRANDALL TEACHER S POLL Mrs. Burke Best Looking Mr. Vogel Mrs. Miss Stewart £ Capen Most Popular Mr. Saylor Miss Capen Wittiest Mr. Landolphi Miss Capen Noisiest Mr. Hartman Mrs. Dill Hardest Mr. Dann Miss Parmele Easiest Mr Lippe For the next experiment obtain bottle of H,S. Gently take cover from bottle. Cautiously smell contents of bottle. Replace cover quickly. Re- peat same to make sure the smell was what you thought it was ... If you aren’t sure by now, you never will be! When bell rings, dump all material in drawer, ask Miss Tunstead to lock drawer, obtain an excuse for your extra period and run to Room 31 to work on Year Book. CHEM HITS by C. LAKE - the mad chemist. Have Miss Tun- stead unlock draw- er with duplicate of key you forgot. clean the test tubes that the last time. First if no clean test tubes are left, you forgot to clean Scrub nicely and hang on test tube rack lo dry. Find the place in the manual but do not read. This helps to make the lesson more exciting. Before dissolving sulphur in CS.. hold match near CS to be sure that it is inflammable. Quickly reach for fire extinguisher and ex- tinguish. (now m a state of turmoil) While partner melts some sulphur proceed to inspect laboratory record. When partner yells for help, gather in- formation from fel- low chemists (?), return to partner and relieve. SO WHAT! America's Finest” B. H. S. Eventually, why not row?”—Pay class dues. “There’s a reason Flunking The skin you love to touch”—Biology Lab. Children cry for it” Andy Price I’d walk a mile for Mrs. Stewart and Mr. Landolphi Time to retire” Edgar Brownlee Ask the man who owns one”—Rudy Wunsch. Where the crowd gathers daily”—Room 31 The strength of Gibraltar” 4A Class. “Wisdom’s Cate (Most studious� Mildred Ferraro Robert Boyce “Listen, the Wind” (Biggest bluff) Betty Graham Charles Taylor “Personal Experience (Biggest flirt) Nita Hahne Anthony Lombardi “Vein of Iron” (Best athlete) Emma Hagedorn Raymond Herrgott a OLce 88 “So Big” (Class Baby) Shirley Crandall Andrew Price “Dithers Gr Jitters” (Best dancer) Dorothy Del Negro Al Giordano “Idiot's Delight (Least studious) Shirley Crandall Sal Sacco “Perfect Specimen” (Most popular) Frances Ciccolini Edgar Brownlee “Skin Deep” (Best Looking) Lois Arliss Lawrence Ghezzi “The American” (Most democratic) Frances Huemer William Klem “Paths of Glory (Most likely to succeed) Ruth Ceyer George Mitchell “Topper (Most hi-hat) Mae MacDonald Anthony Lombardi “Of D,he J Sin9 Valedictory Autumn— Crisp, red. golden. Blown by wings of winter. Waiting and impatient. We in 1935— Bright, shining. Urged by ambition. Yearning and eager. Winter— Triumphant, her crystals White with wonder, Swift as a fairy. Cupid's arrows Sad delight. Pains of laughter Flowing dances, youth in swing. Spring— Softly budding. Flickering sun dust. April showers, tulips blooming. Summer— Walls ivied by seasons. Sailing lilies. Warm confidence, old friends. The last June— Excited hope. Caps and gowns, tomorrow calls. Outward roads. —Lorraine Sweeney BRADLEY BIGGS 'Brad was a member of our football teams of '36. 37 and '38. He received a gold football for the City championship in '38. He has been on our track teams during '36. '37. '38 and 39. In '36 he won the junior high-jump championship HARRY BOUTSIKARIS “Boots started fencing in '36. and by winning third place in the State meet, placed himself on the team in his first year. In the ’37-'38 season. Boots won the State championship. In his last year, he was elected co-captain of our State championship team. ETTORE CORDASCO In '37. Ed went out for the baseball team Failing to make a berth, he tried again the following year, winning his major letter Ed was also mentioned for the All-city team of '38. He was elected captain of the '39 team LCUIS D'ANDREA Louis has been a member of our track and cross- country teams since his freshman year. In '38 he was entered in the National Scholastic meet as a cross- country man For his performance there he was awarded a medal. He has also received a gold track shoe. ALPHONSE GIORDANO “Al started fencing in '36 and by '37 had asserted himself on the team. In '37 Al was runner-up in the N. J Prep Championship and also in the N. J. State meet In the ’38-'39 season Al was elected co-cap- tain. taking second in the State meet. JAMES HALL “Deacon'' has gone out for every sport in Barringer, but he had to be an assistant manager before he got his major 'BHe is the assistant manager of our State Championship Fencing Team RAYMOND HERRGOTT Ray started football in '36 and was doing well when a knee injury put him out. In '37 Ray made the sec- ond team and working hard in '38 made the varsity. He went out for Track in '36. '37, '38. ‘39. He made his track major by starring in the broad jump. WILLIAM KLEM “Klem is the present manager of our State cham- pionship fencing team He was assistant manager last season and worked his way to the managership He fought hard for the team's benefit and personally designed an emblem for them IRVIN MASON Ace went out for fencing in '35. earning a minor letter. In '36 he won his major in fencing. In 37 he played football, receiving a minor letter In '38 he went out for track. In fencing he took fourth place in the State meet JACK MYERS Failing to make the cross country team in his sophomore year. Jack tried again in 37. making the varsity squad. In 38, he was elected captain and led the team to victory in the City and County cham- pionships. Jack, himself, placing first Barringer man in the City, State and Nationals. DANTE PORRAZZO Dante could not go out for any active sport due to a bad knee He was assistant manager of the foot- ball team in '37. He did a grand job as manager in '38. Dante will be remembered for his good spirit and whole-hearted efforts. JOHN RAMOS Johnny went out for fencing in '36. when he made a minor ■,B.” The following year he earned his major letter. He placed third in the State Interscholastic Individual Championship and was a member of the team that won the State Championship. THOMAS RICCIARDI In '37 Tom was one of Barringer's candidates for the football team Lack of experience confronted ' Tommie.'' so he fought hard and won his position on the second team line. In '38, he returned and won his letter by gain ng a berth on the varsity. HERBERT ROBINSON Herb.'' our head cheer leader, started to click on our track team in the 440 in '38 After taking sec- ond in the City meet, third in the Montclair meet, first place in the Prudential Relays and first at the E.O.A A.U. Relays, he won his letter HENRY SCHWARZ Henry is a member of both our track and football teams As a freshman he won the City freshman pole vault championship. He also throws the javelin. He is a member of our varsity football team where he stars as a kicker. WILSON VANDERHOOF Wilson showed a great deal of interest in track when he did a fine job as assistant manager in '38. He was elected head manager for '39. When there was some work to be done Wilson was always there to help. RUDOLPH WUNSCH Rudy started by receiving a major letter in '37 for his work on the cross country team In '37. on the track team he placed third :n the mile. In '38. Rudv again went out for the cross country and track teams and was an important member cf bcth. n 98 4 J Gass ADVISERS: Mrs. Ruth Stewart. Mr. Fred Landolphi. PRESIDENT: Lawrence Ghezzi. 4$ Class ADVISERS: Mrs. Etta M. Buike. Mr. Joseph Celiano. PRESIDENT: Vincent Biunno. Editor-in-Chief GEORGE D. MITCHELL Assistant Editors RUTH LILLIAN GEYER. ANDREW COLE PRICE. JUNE WINTERBOTTOM -Jr! Frances Huemer. chairman; Peter DeFinis. Elizabeth Haring. William Klem. Ruth Lacroix. Malvina Pinto. Cecilia Sexton. Doris Smith. Michael Zelanti. Lorraine Cicero. Shhfelics John Myers, chairman; Raymond Herrgott. co-chairman; Harry Bout- sikaris, Ettore Cordasco. Louis D'Andrea. Emma Hagedorn. Irvin Mason, Connie Montone. Dante Porrazzo. Herbert Robinson. Henry Schwarz. Rose Scioscia. Rudolf Wunsch. sine ss Alphonse Giordano, chairman; Nathan Chernichaw. assistant chair- man; Betty Bayard. John Brennan. Walker Caesar. James DePaola. William Fasanella. Marie Freiermuth. Gladys Greer. Cus Lambros. Marie Perugino. Irving Polster. Mary Telfer. features Carol Lake, chairman; Lorraine Sweeney. Roy Oldham. Shirley Crandall. Virginia Heyman. Laurence Shinbaum. Wilson Vanderhoof. Elizabeth Graham. Nita Hahne. Alice Bulman. Robert Breitenfeld, Jane Zehnder. fpersonnef Betty Pace, chairman; Jeannette Annunziato. Muriel Blanks. Mary Capaccio. Marie Davis. Eleanor DelGuercio. Gloria Fortunato. Richard Hoff. Marie Meola, Patsy Molinaro. Photo yraphij Anthony Cuarino. chairman; Helen Butz. assistant chairman; Kathleen Martorana. assistant chairman; Thomas Ricciardi. assistant chairman; Doris Schmeisser. assistant chairman; William Downey. John Evans. John Lepore. Filomena Minichino. Thomas Power. Louis Rotunda. Joseph Sozio. Safe5 SoarJ Mildred Ferrara, chairman; Rosemary Sullivan, co-chairman; Lois Arliss. Josephine Basso. Anita Coppola. Emil Fortunata. Margaret Humphreys. Geraldine Visci to. Statistics Fred Hamburger. Lorraine Lawson, co-chairmen; Florence Calcagno. Catherine D’Amato. Carmela D’Andrea. Rose DeRogatis. Angelina For- mato. Dorothy Callup. Carol Cates. Mae Macdonald. Evelyn Sandland. Giovina Santillo, Geraldine Travisano. ADVISERS: Mrs. Ruth Stewart. Mr. Fred Landolph PRESIDENT: Lawrence Ghezzi. ADVISER: Mr. Samuel Buhrman. PRESIDENT: James Hall ADVISER: Miss Natalie R. Jones. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: George Mitchell. 106 Jistorif JJonor Cjroup ADVISER: Mr. Joseph Celiano. PRESIDENT: Alphonse Zecca. x atujuucje ADVISERS: Mr. Abraham D. Zweibel. Mrs. Eleanor H Carleu. Mrs. Josephine L. Dill, Miss Gertrude Kruessel. Miss Ethel McOuat. PRESIDENTS: French. Jennie Cerisier; Italian. Peter De Finis; German. Fred Hamburger; Spanish. Bernard Freidberg. ADVISER: Miss Janet McKenzie. PRESIDENT: Violet Pellecchia. ADVISER: Mr. Sydney Seidler. CAPTAIN: Herbert Robinson. Science ADVISER: Miss Rosina E. Rine. PRESIDENT: Michael Zelanti. ADVISER: Miss Alice P. Sterner. PRESIDENT: Andy Price. ADVISER: Miss Jenny Lind Robinson. nu a toruJ ADVISER: Mrs. Margaret E O'Loughlin. OL tin Monor Society 11 ADVISER: Miss Anna L. Lewis. CONSULS: Dorothy Callup. Frances Ciccolini. JL onie (Economics ADVISER: Mrs. Evelyn C. Dearing. PRESIDENT: Connie Pascal. X anauaae ADVISER: Mr. Edward Dangler. PRESIDENT: Vincent Biunno. ADVISER: Miss Madalene Dow. PRESIDENT: Malvina Pinto. ADVISER: Miss Alice M. Schneider. PRESIDENT: Inez Gatov. ADVISER: Mr Julius D Kritzer. CAPTAIN: Samuel Crandell. Camera ADVISERS: Mr. Robert J. Hagaman. Mr. Robert Lerner. PRESIDENT: Nathan Chernichaw. S taye (Lt reu ADVISER: Mr Alvin Sauer. MANAGER: William Klem. ADVISER. Miss Jenny Lind Robinson. i arrincjer EL Jadeh jb, ’a nee ADVISER. Mr. William Weiss. MANAGER: John Brennan. 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Eng. -Senior Ljt)irectonf 126 Adubato. Agnes Virginia. 403 Third Ave. Adubato. Michael. 269 Lake St. Undecided Afflitto. Joseph. 56 Peck Ave. Undecided Albano. Thereas C. 535 North 7th St 1 mmaculate Alfieri. Salvatore A . Jr.. 66 Taylor St. Newark Tech Alvine. Anne Marie. 403 North 13th St Essex Co. Jr. Col Angelone. Theresa Anne. 249 Lake St Business Col Annunziata. Jeanette. 14 Wilson PI. Newark State Teachers’ Col Annunzio. Daniel G.. 171 Mt Prospect Ave Stevens Tech Arliss. Lois Ann. 322 Park Ave Undecided Avolio, Ruth C . 122 Second Ave Essex Co. Jr. Col. Basso. Josephine Doris. 305 Summer Ave Undecided Bauer. Bernice J.. 262 Ridge St. Business Col. Bayard. Mary Elizabeth. 255 Broadway Business Col. Biggs. Bradley. 687 North 7th St. Shaw Univ. Blanks. Muriel C. 333 North 10th St Howard Univ. Blatt. Paul. 1 55 Fifth St Undecided Bokor. Doris. 41 Hecker St Drake’s Booth. Margaret. 122 Hudson St. Art School Boutsikaris. Harry T . 86 Sussex Ave Seton Hall Boyce. Robert Edward. 1 36 North 4th St Wheaton Brady. Jane. 36 North 6th St. N Y. School of Prof. Arts Breitenfeld. Robert E . 49 Lincoln Ave Rutgers Brennan. John William. 306 Clifton Ave Univ. of Miami Bressan. Renato J.. 853 Summer Ave Undecided Brownlee. Edgar A , 165 Grafton Ave Business Buccellato. Salvatore. 52 Nesbitt St Fordham Bulman. Alice J . 707 Mt Prospect Ave. St. Barnabas Hosp Butz. Helen Edna. 322 Sussex Ave. Undecided Caesar. Walker. 1 16 Nassau St. Texas State Univ. Calcagno. Florence V . 35 Cutler St. Coleman's Capaccio. Mary F.. 5 Boyden St. Business Col. Capezio. Joseph. 18 State St. Purdue Cappiello. Peter V. 105 North 10th St N Y. U. Carissimi. Edna. 1 14 Montclair Ave Undecided Caruso. Cornelius W.. 300 Ridge St Columbia Caruso. Gerald A . 205 Eighth St Business Casale. Michael. 72 Cutler St Undecided Casale, Salvatore. 131 Parker St Seton Hall Castellano. Rose M . 639 North 7th St Undecided Cerisier. Jennie. 297 Mt Prosoect Ave. Columbia Cervasio. Josephine F.. 241 Lake St Essex Co. Jr. Col. Chernichaw. Nathan H . 203 New St. Undecided Ciccolini. Frances M . 525 Roseville Ave College Ciccone. Patrick J . 33 Carside St Undecided Cicero. Lorraine M . 270 Roseville Ave Teachers’ Col. Comerci. Carmela A.. 803 Summer Ave Undecided Connor. Charles. 77 Tiffany Blvd Undecided Coppola. Anita. 273 Fifth St. Undecided denior 'L irectorij 128 Cordasco, Ettore. 141 Park Ave. Panzer Col. Crandall. Shirley F.. 177 Fifth St. Undecided D Agostino. Vincent A . 283 Lake St. Columbia Dalzell. May. 250 North 6th St Nursing D'Amato. Catherine J . 249 Ridge St. Undecided D'Ambola. Toby. 672 North 8th St. Undecided D'Andrea. Carmela M . 377 Lincoln Ave. Undecided D'Andrea. Louis F.. 199 Parker St Georgia Tech. D’Avella. Rose C . 158 Parker St. Business Col. Davis. Marie. 736 North 7th St. Howard Univ. DeCarli. Achille. 113 Summer Ave. Undecided DeFinis Peter G.. 677 North 7th St Columbia DelCuercio. Eleanor. 322 North 7th St Montclair State Teachers’ Col. Del Negro. Dorothy. 402 Roseville Ave. Undecided DeLorenzo. John. 556 North 6th St. Newark Tech. DeLuca. Ralph. 86 Carside St. Columbia DePaola. James V . 151 Clifton Ave. Business DeRogatis. Rose M . 228 Parker St. Business DeVito. Albert. 377 North 7th St. Business DiMartino. Salvatore. 105 Cutler St. Undecided DiNorcia. Alphonse. 357 Third Ave. Rutgers D'Onofrio. Filomena A . 585 North 6th St Arts High Doremus. Elmer. 1 1 1 Chester Ave. Rutgers Downey. William J.. 78 Ogden St. Undecided Durkin. Joseph. 48 Third St Business Evans. John. 224 North 3d St Undecided Farina. Emil. 53 Clifton Ave. Panzer Col. Farina. Leodine P. 138 Eighth Ave. Undecided Fasanella. William J.. 252 Fourth St. Undecided Feravola. Patsy M . 188 First St. Newark Univ. Ferraro. Mildred. 461 North 6th St Montclair State Teachers Col. Filippone. Frank. 447 North 5th St. Newark Univ. Florio. Gerald C . 30 Davenport Ave. Business Col Ford. Irene. 401 North 5th St Business Formato. Angelina. 585 North 5th St. Pratt Inst. Fortunato. Emil C . 392 North 12th St. Undecided Fortunato. Gloria M . 53 Eighth Ave. Newark School for Secretaries Freiermuth. Marie. 115 Satterthwaite Ave.. Nutley. N J Pace Inst. French. William B . 123 Newark St. Newark Post Off. Fucetola. Ralph J . 75 Halleck St. Casey Jones Callup. Dorothy E . 134 Second Ave. Mount Holyoke Cates. Carol G.. 173 North 9th St. Nursing Cee. Ethel. 89 Montclair Ave. Nursing Cerard. Catherine. 64 Cutler St Girls’ Vocational Geyer. Norma M.. 39 North 13th St. Business Ceyer. Ruth L.. 59 North 14th St. College Chezzi. Lawrence A . 60 Bryant St. Business Gialanella. Thomas J 126 Second Ave. Business Gibson, Richard. 101 Summit St. Scientific Research ? . —jemor Giordano, Alphonse. 108 Vi Garside St. Goeckel. Virginia, 479 Seventh St. Goodman. Sylvia. 812 Summer Ave. Gordon. Catherine. 542 Myrtle Ave. Graham. Elizabeth. 302 Sixth Ave Grasso. Anthony P . 67 Highland Ave. Grasso. Elizabeth E . 735 Summer Ave. Green. Eleanor S.. 14 Chester Ave. Greene. James. 18 Colden St Greer. Gladys E.. 843 Lake St. Guadagno. Lucy M . 53 Davenport Ave. Guarino. Angelina A . 512 North 9th St. Guarino. Angelo. 98 Cutler St. Guarino. Anthony. 104 Mt. Prospect Ave. Guarino. Salvatore J.. 416 North 13th St. Hagedorn. Emma M . 215 North 4th St. Hahne, Nita S.. 154 Roseville Ave. Hall. James B., 313 Verona Ave. Hamburger. Fred J . 523 Park Ave. Haring. Elizabeth M . 881 Lake St. Harrington. Cassie L.. 176 Third St. Harrower. Harold W . 426 Woodside Ave. Hartz. Edward. 792 Vi Ridge St. Havens. Mary E . 573 Summer Ave Herbert. John A.. 590 North 5th St. Herrgott. Raymond. 773 Mt. Prospect Ave. Hayman. Virginia M . 316 Mt. Prospect Ave Hoff. Richard F.. 280 Woodside Ave. Houghton. Vivian A . 885 Broadway Huemer. Frances. 749 Highland Ave. Humphreys. Margaret E.. 350 Summer Ave. lasccne. Joseph. 178 Parker St Imbeninato. Paul. 88 Dickerson St. Ingardona. Joseph. 88 Nassau St. James. Evelyn P . 49 Webster St. Kaplan. Albert. 354 Broadway Klem. William J.. 120 Eighth Ave. Lacroix. Ruth L.. 328 Park Ave. Lake. Carol G.. 296 Montclair Ave. Lambros. Costos J.. 179 South 7th St. Langford. Angelique B . 610 North 5th St. Lawson. Lorraine E.. 211 Fourth St. Lepore. John N.. 591 North 8th St. Lombardi. Anthony P.. 276 Parker St. Lunetta. Rose A . 445 North 11th St. Lutes. Marie R.. 115 North 9th St. Macdonald. Mae E.. 97 Parker St. Magliacano. Pasquale J.. 473 Bloomfield Ave. Marotta. Sam. 107 Clifton Ave. Univ. of Pa. Undecided Undecided Newark State Teachers’ Col Undecided Undecided Undecided Lincoln Hosp Howard Univ Montclair State Teachers' Col Business Undecided Montclair State Teachers' Col. Undecided Univ. of Ala. School of Doctors’ Asst Undecided Syracuse Montclair State Teachers’ Col Pratt Inst. Temple Undecided Rutgers Undecided Undecided Undecided Katherine Gibbs Lehigh Business Duke Univ. Undecided Undecided Casey Jones Univ. of Ala. Lincoln Hosp. Newark Col. of Engineering Cartooning Undecided College N. Y. U. Howard Univ. College Newark Univ. Undecided Undecided Nursing Business LaSalle Un iv. Undecided Senior j£)irectonf 130 Martorana. Kathleen. 97 Parker St. Montclair State Teachers' Col. Mason. Irvin H.. 301 Clifton Ave Penn State Masone. Anthony. 639 North 6th St. Business Matheakis, Marie D . 343 Seventh Ave. College Mattia. Marie F.. 237 V'2 Cars de St. Miss Whitman's Mazzei. John J.. 5 Wallace St. Undecided McCarvey. James F.. 218 Summer Ave. Columbia Melick, Richard. 39 Kearny St. Newark Tech. Melillo, Armand A., 117 Mt. Prospect Ave. Business Col. Melito, Joseph P . 43 Carside St. Panzer Meola, Marie. 74 State St. Essex Co Jr. Col. Mesce. William A . 127 Seventh Ave. Catholic Univ. of Rome Messa. Edith. 141 Bloomfield Ave Business Col. Meyer, Elizabeth H., 668 Clifton Ave. T raphagen Miller. Robert H . Ill Broad St Undecided Minichino. Filomena. 442 North 7th St. Panzer Mitchell. George D . 75 North 7th St. College Molica, Salvatore J.. 205 Sylvan Ave. Undecided Molinaro. Patsy A.. 68Vi Fourth Ave. Undecided Moll. Zelda. 650 North 5th St Undecided Montone. Connie D . 233 Fourth St. Undecided Mostello. Ralph A . 35 Lemon St. Newark Tech. Mulligan, John E.. 98 Dickerson St. Business Murray. Naomi. 154 Barclay St. Virginia State Myers. Doris R.. 10 Halleck St. Business Myers. John J.. 10 Halleck St. Cornell U. S. Army Air Corps Naso. Sam J., 126 Norfolk St. Undecided Nazaretta. Louis R.. 254 Ridge St. Undecided Noke. Richard. 8A Wakeman Ave. Rutgers Oldham. Roy. 70 Heller Parkway Undecided Pace. Betty. 1 30 Second Ave. Newark State Teachers' Col. Parelia. Theresa M . 4 Wilburton PI. Presbyterian Hosp. Pellechia. Violet. 109 Parker St Undecided Pelusio. Dominic A . 88 Third St. Engineering Perna, Josephine. 323 Sussex Ave. Business Col. Perugino. Marie. 406 North 6th St. Undecided Petrucci. Dante. 359 North 13th St. Catholic Univ. of Rome Pieroni. Nicholas. 12V2 Second St. Undecided Pinto. Malvina. 50 North 1 1 th St. Undecided Polster. Irving. 406 Broadway Alabama Porrazzo. Dante. 831 Mt. Prospect Ave. Pace Inst. Poston. Marie Willie. 37 Spring St. Freeman Hosp. Poulos. Peter P., 85 New St Rutgers Power. Thomas E., 46 Vi Second St. Notre Dame Price. Andrew Cole. 109 North 3d St. Cornell Puzo. Ralph Joseph. 27 Factory St. Business Quartello. Frances G . 112 Summer Ave. Business Ramos. J. John. Jr.. 535 North 1 1th St. Riccardi. Josephine. 9 Mt. Prospect Ave Undecided Ricciardi. Thomas J.. 346 North 6th St. Prep. School , Senior U )irecton Riggs. Janet. 284 Mt. Prospect Ave. Robbins. Margaret E . 299 North 5th St. Robinson. Herbert. 273 Park Ave. Rockaway. Milton. 248 Broadway Rotonda, Geraldine M.. 250 Berkeley Ave. Rotonda. Louis. 392 Fourth St. Russomanno, Josephine. 37 Sheffield St. Ryans. Julia. 115 Newton St. Sacco. Salvatore. 196 Second St. Sandland. Evelyn Ruth. 303 Seventh Ave. Santillo. Giovina R . 35 Cutler St. Schmeisser. Doris E . 57 North 14th St. Schwarz. Henry. 418 North 12th St. Scioscia. Rose F.. 76 Fourth St Scocozza, Antoinette M . 87 North 3d St. Scolamiero. Vincent L . 93 Vi Mt. Prospect Ave Sexton. Cecilia B.. 5.6 North 6th St. Shinbaum. Lawrence. 766 Broadway Shockley. Alva Mae. 18 Hoyt St. Sibley. James. 95 Wilsey St Smith. Doris T . 402 North 5th St. Sozio. Joseph. 239 Ridge St. Stabile. Anthony J., 53 Summer Ave. Stanziale. Adele E.. 120 Eighth St. Stolfi. Joseph. 569 North 6th St. Sullivan. Rosemary. 806 Ridge St. Sweeney. Lorraine. 41 North 6th St. Taylor. Charles. 69 Peck Ave. Telfer. Mary. 920 Lake St Tetto. Michael. 22 Garside St. Thompson. Edward P . 23 Hunterdon St. Timmons. Anna Mae. 176 Bloomfield Ave. Travisano. Geraldine M.. 448 North 7th St. Turchetto. Vincent R . 24 Triton Terr. Vanarelli. Ulric. 256 Parker St Vanderhoof. David. 772 Lake St. Vanderhoof. Wilson. 772 Lake St. Vella. Marie E., 363 Clifton Ave. Venturi. Louis. 224 Warren St. Virginio. Joseph A . 148 Verona Ave Viscito. Geraldine E.. 284 North 6th St. Voelker. Fred. 47 Nelson PI. Voglino. Carol. 20 Hudson St. Williamson. Phyllis. 68 Montclair Ave Wilson. Leona. 36 North 12th St. Winterbottom. June. 807 Ridge St. Wunsch. Rudolf G . 25 South Munn Ave. Zehnder. Jane. 188 Roseville Ave. Zelanti. Michael. 71 1 North 6th St. Zenna. Stella. 168 Ridge St. Berkeley School Undecided Georgetown Linotype School College Bucknell Business Col. Nursing Catholic Univ. of Rome Business Business Col. Undecided Undecided Panzer Drakes .. Newark State Teachers Col. Undecided Electrical Eng. Lincoln Hosp. N. Y. School of Embalming School of Beauty Culture Rensselaer Business N. Y. School of Dancing Montana State U Undecided Undecided Texas A. M Undecided Undecided Newark Col. of Eng. Johns Hopkins Hosp College Undecided N. Y. 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SERAFINI’S MKT. 401 LINCOLN AVENUE HU. 2-0255 NEWARK. N. J. Verona 8-5285 Apartment Houses a Specialty CEO. A. WIRTH SON Painting, Decorating and Paperhanging 31 KENWOOD AVENUE VERONA. N. J. VIALLE'S ESSO STATION BLOOMFIELD and SUMMER AVES. NEWARK. N. J. graduation C apS an d Qi owns 3Lr, 'annerA WRITE FOR FREE SCHOOL CATALOG Louis E. Stilz and Bro. Co. 151 TO 155 NORTH 4TH STREET PHILADELPHIA. PA. TRAINING FOR SUCCESSFUL CAREERS • Secretarial • Accounting • Stenographic • Ceneral Business DAY AND EVENING SCHOOL Free Placement Service Send for Catalog DRAKE BUSINESS AND SECRETARIAL COLLECES AND SCHOOLS WM. C. COPE. Pres. Kinney Building. Newark BROAD AND MARKET STREETS NEWARK. N. J. Academy and Halsey Streets Newark. New Jersey STANZIALE’S CHICKEN Cr MEAT MARKET 461 No. 5th STREET HU. 2-1907 120-124 8th AVENUE HU. 3-9788 BEST WISHES 5 and 10c $1.00 and up BEN FRANKLIN STORES LOREN MURCHISON Cr CO., INC. I 54 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Phone HU. 2-4387 40 CLINTON STREET NEWARK. N. J. Official Jewelers to Barringer High School TOM’S WHITE WAY MARKET “All our Meats are as Tender as a Lady’s Heart” White Rose Can Coods Class Rings. Pins. Club and Fraternity Jewelry. Medals and Trophies 447 ORANCE STREET NEWARK. N. J Baking Health Bread for Years Taste Tells Original Nick Giordano Bread 108 CARSIDE STREET NEWARK. N. J. BERKELEY SCHOOL MUUmf. lIRKIlfY-lllWlUYN SCH001 I ft OR At AAV BIOO.. 430 UXINOION AVI.. N. T. Iffl (•� Ota � 4 Central Italian) III Two-year comprehensive and one- “ year intensive secretarial courses for high-school graduates and college women exclusively. Distinguished university faculty. Attractive bulletin, roof-garden studios. Effec- oddrett: live placement service. DIRECTOR, 22 Proiimt Street, (ait Or ange. N. j. | ORonge 3-1246 Vacation Days Will Soon Be Here Dancing is one of the most popular pas- times at the summer resorts. Improve your dancing by attending our classes and social dances or take private les- sons. If you would grow old gracefully, learn to dance. M. C. RICHARD'S STUDIOS 571 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J Cor. Central Ave. Telephone MArket 2-4343 GREETINGS A. GIORDANO to the Special Wheat Bread CLASS OF JUNE 1939 Baked in a clean and from the sanitary bakery CLASS OF JANUARY 1 3 CARSIDE STREET 1940 NEWARK. N. J. We've followed closely on your trail And watched your triumphs swell. As parting time grows near we say UNIVERSAL OIL EQUIPMENT COMPANY We Hope We Do As Well Oil Burner Tanks 80 MONTCLAIR AVE. NEWARK. N. J. HUmboldt 2-4705 OFFICERS KOHLER S TREASURE CHEST Cifts of Unusual Charm President VINCENT BIUNNO Circulating Library Picture Framing Creeting Cards Puzzle Exchange 105 ROSEVILLE AVE. NEWARK, N. J. Vice-President NANCY SQUIRE Compliments of BARRINCER Secretary RUTH FLEMING BLUE JACKETS LINCOLN FOOD STORE Treasurer JAMES MARINELLO RALPH BRUZZICHESI. Prop. Au Revoir! 24 1ST AVENUE BLOOMFIELD, N. J Compliments of: ALPHONSE GIORDANO HELEN CILETTI METROPOLITAN JOSEPHINE D ASTA GUS LAMBROS MILK b CREAM CO. DANTE PORRAZZO NAT. CHERNICHAW 6101 2 SOUTH 12TH STREET CONNIE MONTONE JIMMY DE PAOLA EMMA HAGEQQRN JOE DOYLE NEWARK. N. J. ROSE SCIOSCIA DORIS PON 1 SI Telephone Bigelow 3-8244 MArket 2-2634 MArket 2-6750 NEW YORK DR. SCHOLL S DIESEL INSTITUTE FOOT COMFORT SHOP A specialized Diesel School prepar- JOHN F. MANZ. Prop. ing young men for the world’s fastest A Complete Foot Comfort Service growing industry. Shoes - Arches - Chiropody Free placement service. Only Diesel resident school in New Jersey. 1 1 5 HALSEY STREET NEWARK. N J. 989 McCARTAR HIGHWAY. NEWARK. N J. WILFRED ACADEMY Welcomes B. H. S. Craduates Every phase of Modern Beauty Culture taught by FOREST HILL COAL CO., INC. 29-41 ANTHONY STREET NEWARK. N. J. HUmboldt 3-3400 master instructors. Investigate the profitable Coal - Coke - Fuel Oil and career that awaits you as a WILFRED BEAUTY CULTURIST. ENROLL NOW. Oil Burners Day and evening classes. Free employment bureau. Excellent connections with America’s CASA finest beauty parlors. COCCHIARELLA Our school is open for your visit FIRST WARD Tailors Furriers WILFRED ACADEMY We Deliver HU. 2-1758 88 7th Ave.. Newark. N. J. OF HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE Ml. 2-6595 Compliments of 833 BROAD STREET FRED FINELLI NEWARK. N. J. 96 MT. PROSPECT AVENUE Phone HU. 3-9497 Italian and American Croceries Best Wishes of MISS LOMAS’S HOME ROOM 76 Mitchell 2-8844 AMERICAN SHOPS, INC. Clothing for Men and Young Men Open a Ten Weekly Payment Account 798 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J. Phone HU. 3-9802, Home Phone Nutley 2-3498 NEW UNIQUE CARACE Cr SERVICE STATION W. R. HATCH. Prop. Cas. Oil. Supplies and Battery Service 891 CLIFTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Tel. HU 3-9160 Spaghetti on Order MARINIELLO’S SHOPPE Luncheonette - Fountain Service - Borden's Ice Cream - Stationery - Candy and Cigars 108 RIDGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. MONTEMURRO Tuxedos. Full Dress and C.‘ rys TO HIRE Perfect Fit 90 Branford High Class Newark. N. J. Workmanship Phone MA. 2-819Z H. A. GREENE COMPANY Sporting Goods Camp Outfitters Baseball - Track - Tennis - Coif Supplies Special Discount to Barringer High School Students 88 HALSEY STREET NEWARK. N. J. FOREST HILL FLORAL CO., INC. Mitchell 2-0451 HU. 2-0783 796 Broad St. 1 49 Bloomfield Ave. at Market St. at Mt. Prospect Ave. NEWARK. N.J________________ UNIVERSITY OF NEWAkC ANNOUNCES DECREE PROGRAMS FOR 1939 ARTS AND SCIENCES Curriculum leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Curriculum in Arts and Law leading to the Bachelor of Laws Degrees. PRE-PROFESSIONAL COURSES Law. Medicine. Dentistry BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Curriculum leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Curriculum in Busi- ness Administration and Law lead- ing to the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Laws degrees. SECRETARIAL CURRICULA LAW Curriculum leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws, a three-year course. Courses leading to the Master of Laws degree. The first-year and second-year courses in Arts and Sciences and in Business Administration are conducted in co-operation with New York University dur- ing the year 1938-39. The next session will begin in September. 1939. All classes in the University are conducted in both day and evening sessions and are open to men and women students. For bulletins and further information telephone Mitchell 2-8410. or write to the REGISTRAR of the School in which you are interested. UNIVERSITY OF NEWARK 40 RECTOR STREET NEWARK. N. J. 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