Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1941 volume:

fcasiAUufe i tJlujlt School NEWARK. NEW JERSEY p BOARO or EDUCATION BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK. NEW JERBEY Michael R. McGreal. Principal To the Clnsa of Jnnunry I9UI Having had the privilege of attending Barringer and having absorbed some of the Barringer spirit, you nay be leaving with regret because you recall not only the lasting friendships which you have uade here but also that the days spent here were, In general, happy ones. As your paths diverge fron here, Barringer has confidence that you will conduct yourself at all tines so as to reflect additional glory upon your school. Barringer is proud to present to the world a group of young people who are ready to lmpleraent the pronise of the AnericAn way of life. You have learned by exped- ience the Joy that cones fron performing well any task that cones to you. You have developed to the utaost your potentialities and your personalities and you have done thesa things not through selfish pursuits but through service to your school, your classmates, your fanily, and your community. Having practiced correct habits of think- ing, you have learned to avoid hasty conclusions and you have ecerged as rational beings whose actions will be based upon sound Judgeaents. Barringer expecte to keep in touch with your progress and stands reedy to help whenever the occasion arises. Barringer knows that you have the courage to csrry on regardless of odds and that you will hurdle mcny barriers before your hopes and dreams can become realities. Barringer wishes you success 1 at •6‘V' . 1 Z ' sJUJJL ' aX unM. xU. TOUJ CyfLSv X L + t Idirile U ALICE I . STERNER PAUL J SANDERS To Miss Sterner and Mr. Sanders: January 1941. One wintry day four years ago great winds swept across the threshold of Barringer a new crop of children, shivering and awed. We were divided and placed in the hands of several gra- cious teachers, to grow and increase in stature and in wisdom. You were among those teachers. During three years you watched as we developed from children to more mature young people. With a kindly smile or an occasional frown you patiently guided and corrected us. We were glad that you, who have been our friends from the beginning, were chosen to guide us in our last and most im- portant year. Now you watch us, seniors, leave, and a new crop of children enter. You watch another grown family set out into the world and a new one come to be fostered and reared. But to us there is only the one family, and the impressions made here will ever be with us. Our feeling of gratitude cannot be ex- pressed by mere words of thanks. We can only say.................. we will never forget. THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1941 Jla ne (loam 'leaclteM. A'ncr English Mr Julius W Stevens, M.A.—Heed Mrs. Etta M Burke, A 8 Miss Lure M. Bnggs, M.A. Miss Emily E Coburn, B S. Mr Edward Dangler, Ph D. Mrs Minam R Furness, A B Miss Clara Mae Gray, A.B Miss Rose C. Hartman, M.A. Miss Natalie R. Jones. A,8. Miss Mildred L. Lomas, B S. Miss Janet McKenzie. M.A. Mr Hugo W Senerchia, A.B. Miss Alice P Sterner, M.A. Mrs. Ruth A. Stewart, B.S. Miss Kathcnnc L. Walston. M.A. Library Staff Miss Madeline Dow, B.L.S. Miss Fannie Greenberg, BA, B.S. Miss Dorothy E. Robinson, B A. Study Miss Pauline M. Weiss, M A. Social Sciences Miss Louise I Capen, Ph D.—Head Mr. Raymond R Ammarcll. A M. Miss Dorothy L. Beebe, M A. Mr R. Joseph Bruder. Ed.M Mr. Joseph Celiano, 8.A Mr. Morns M. Cohen, B.A. Mr Fred Landolphi, Ed.M. Mr. Paul Lippe, B.S. Mr. Irvmg Merkin, B.S.S. Miss Janette Parmele, B.A. Mr. William Rubinfeld, B.A. Mr. John W Vogel, M.A Languages Mr. Raymond F. Haulenbeek. M.A. Head of Latin Mr. Abraham D. Zweibel, B.A. Head of Modern Languages Mrs Tcresita M. U. Cappel, M.A. Mrs. Eleanor H. Carleau, BA, M.A. Mrs Valentina M. Cipolletti, B A Mrs Joscphma L. Dill, M.A. Miss Elsie Fishbem, B.A. Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley, M.A. Miss Henrietta Hilton, A.B. Miss Ethel McOuat, M.A. Mr. V. Libero Sibilia, 8 S. Mr. Samuel Slavin, M.A. Music Mr. Enc Lundie, B.S. Mrs Margaret E O'Loughlm Miss Jenny Lind Robinson, B S Mr. William M. Weiss, B S. Art Mrs, Erma P Blair A,A A. Mrs Alfaretta D Shirley, M.A. Mathematics Mr. James M. Wood, Jr., A.B.—Head Mr. N Howard Ayers, M A. Mr. Frank S. Hartman, M.A. Miss Helen F Kaplan, B A M.A. Mr. Bernard E. Phillips, A.B. Mr Herman Pritchard, A. M. Mr. Paul J. Sanders. A B. Mr. Sydney Scidler, B. A. Mr. Harry G Snavcly, M S. Physical Training Mr. Victor J. Salerno—Head M'. Charles A. Allen MissC. Ethel Decker Mr. William F. Hofcr, B.S. Mr. Anthony Naporano, B.S., M.A. Mrs. Mabel E. Norman, Accompanist Mr. Arthur Payton Miss Edithe F. Scaler a, B.S., M.A. Miss Agnes C. Smith, M.A. Home Economics Mrs. Evelyn C. Dcaring, M.A. Mrs. Victoria B. Schuster, B.S. Mechanical Drawing and Manual Training Mr. Walter D. Buchanan, A.B. Mr. William B. Gardner Mr. Alvm Sauer Nurse Miss Dorothy M. Driscoll, R.N. Science Mr. Roger B. Saylor, A M.—Head Mr. Samuel R. Buhrman, M S. Mr. Emil A. Ciccone, B.S. Mr. Walter J. Dumm, B.S. Mrs. Eva F. Everall, B.A. Miss Mildred C Greene, A.B. Mr. Robert J. Hagaman, B.S., M.S. Mrs. Geraldine H. King, B.A. Mr. Morns R. Lerner, M.A. Miss Rosma E. Rinc, B.S. Miss Ann L. Scardill, B.A. Miss Alice M. Schneider, A.B. Miss Helen B. Tunstead, A E. Office Staff Mrs. Grace H. Wilson, Teacher Clerk Miss Fanny 8ell, Assistant Teacher Clerk Mrs. Jeanette P. Fort, Assistant Teacher Clerk Miss Susan W. Rubin, A.B., Assistant Teacher Clerk Mrs. Florence S. Burley, B.A., Educational Counselor Chr� � ti«« YoU 9 pfe� � dent ' t2SZZ' wrw football ,$1 kaSss� ? OM V Gloria Brusxichc . V.ce-P'®',d nt i in be •y?v i2rP AH her ou‘ £ ,n l.ke her • � � • W of Italian H V CtTbn SS%£S Roth C. Ro9C“ Secretary snt.fng � .dY s ewy:- p ; Span.� b H°C£,et ry ol photoplav ‘X h«naeum Bo � J. Ciccoltni asurer Witter i puodJr ce winnor SOC et Vi P ; Itali 1. So- a fer- c. t� on; Team 48 Recep- fenong Chm Lorry Root Chick AUtettaeusn Sta Drusilla Grace Dickerson Edifor-m-Chief Dimpled beauty—tumped out oi a bandbox—Acropolis C. P , National Honor Society, Latin Honor Society; History Honor Society; Editor-m-Chief of Acropolis, Photoplay Club; Camera Club; Science Club, 4B Reception, 3A, 4B, 4A Dance Committees. Mabel Faux Associate Editor Tops in all!—swell pal and even brains!—aw, she's neat C. P ; National Honor Society, President of French Honor So- ciety; Latin Honor Society; His- tory Honor Society. Acropolis Board, a cappella; Girls' Lead- ers, B Girl. 48, 4A Class Congress; Science Club Virginius D. Mattia Associate Editor Efficiency, brains, and person- ality make up Barney—biology ace! C. P . Treasurer of National Honor Society, Italian Honor Society; Latin Honor Society; Historv Honor Society; Science Cub; Boys' Leaders. B man; 3A. 4B, Dance Committees; 4B Reception, 4B, 4A Congress. Joan Long Stearns Associate Editor Ozymandias and us!—A-1 per- sonality and looks—sports fan C P ; National Honor Society; French Honor Society; Acrop- olis 8oard, Thalians; Photoplay Club; Camera Club; Science Club; 4B Reception; 3A, 4B, 4A Dance Committees. Robert L'H. Miller Associate Editor A mind not to be challenged by time or place C P ; President of National Honor Society, History Honor Society; Boys' Leaders; 4B. 4A Congress; President of Science Club, Track Team, Acropolis Board; Band, Orchestra; 3A, 4B, 4A Dance Committees. Dickie Bebel Barney Joan Bob Joe Ambrose Gen Joseph J. Antonucei ?: know —a -------- _ . ri Club; Mixed Option Committee. William Ashe � - r,¥'° ' Gen . Track Mari A. Bailey The .b l!e fSSpv-flo-'wchy ‘t,od Mar is the happy u . • - Gen Athenaeum Board; Art Club Theodore Barret� Margaret Beck «° . . Rockv without a care, vsriwjss « i—' '■ r- . � «it GenAthenaeum Board 48 4A Dance Commit- SS: s «c c,ub Billy Ted Margie 0 U] afiWjj S«yn� our Berger ° P«n j on c p ,m •� f«No r s 4 cepf.on; «gf r l' ,v 8 rc. «-e d®„. 8 Congre,� . Boy� - Ma,'« Biondo «PPy line. an en }-gif o o' —V-men Cub. -a c«ppeuj. Blackwell ; T'«k; r«i6 u. Sa Ann Blanche Clothe, geiore w , 'o B Girl; £c'opoln Board S Ie?C0 Club Board, 3A a • Athene ' '«•rrec, • ,A Ojoce Com- J 9 ■'«1«lin.M. Bitceglic _2.‘-STSto � “ '� b«h sz i .«fesa ss: tc %££. ;� � ciub. ho .- Jack Bodman Hearts ,,,k c p . so . cujb ejy' Club; Athenaeum Boaro. Bans. Frank J. Carn«vale S ,ou - t«dlow -“n fC C. P Anthony J. Caru.o °ssassts c p; HOOD- S Board; Bov� ; A,Vfr n Honor Society. Carmine Cece issssrJffl,h lien . Kay Linda Frankie Cork.e Carm Ann M. Ciroceo S’ T ''.n, G,rl� ' Glee C ub Comm'Hee� ; M-,c Cieri Sc, «ceCll5fhen Cum Board. John Cochrjne udifux . • %. --- x.«nranc 5flxJ,ou$ hedule_ ; UP h.i G n,; Sc,c°ce Club. R°bc M Co.ymj„ Cernere� —women life guard -Our U Blue J‘K ett°VCaZ?? U« ' of Leaders AfhenIi?P,air of Boys’ '■« o,c m ' ; Pro £' s,dent 0, Club. Vice- Prendent of i e°5° Club, chesfre. Dance r n y s,aff; Or- f,onel Honor ®W mm,,,ce. Ne- Cave lcede.Soe,0,v Cem ?. •cheel L. Cletti, jr. ---rr. N e ess 0Y : 'le----rhe Gen d,es mw Culb’ B£,vln Leader , Baseball Teem ?anager Cf “um Ethel Mae Collin Ne ,-pleasant personal On.; Ho“' S C' ,,' Science Club. Carmcla Conuto ence C«i . - Reception imnvttees. _i(um Board. jKSTciub; Acropolis Board Clement J. Coner Football—i,v '€0 t 4 Football • !$� ' %£ ] Bette Coohe ,M«« ,0 •� . ' � M Gen.; Hockey hn Coniari as ’ss' c£rsss l£e Committee. Beatrice Culver Gen Studious- -'� ”00' . Spanish Honor Society. Bucky Stretch Bebbie He Gen J Do f,„„ lUSt p j,n swaii . s sra I A,ic Del Tufo £jnt%NSj£yl Honor Soeiefv • AfhenL.., Ac'°Polij r™?' Otoe rl 8° 'd. 3A jdo end ''T%rZr, tt here, ' 00 i, we , cSbj 8- d. Andy Micky Joe Car Judy OiiHtj Mieha ‘ Oe B|Jfio Gin-; A� Henecum A «� v cm w„h m fopjy Clunn Um fi Juli De Mare) urirsir MS=b Carl Dc Ri« ° „ — jp — Photoplay %Si: F.2SSSS ■ « • Vine ' M- ° Rie ’° ......... tJT%JfS M- M ',um' pet ode! G«n • Orchestra; B,uC jfiet� ; Boys' Leaders. Emidio De R i Kere there and . that Josephine Di Loren.o io. — -yr ?JK ! ol s Boatd. Gif's Grace £ r CVM gesture Geo ; Athen £d;v £a- C,ub C?Jb 4B ec«.t.on, 3A. «•? Cl ' remittees. fY De Ro9� ' , her own QO'«‘ waY r JSttS; H®- cs Club. Gaik V� nny Emil Letty Jo Red Madeline Charlotte Foltxer Chatter chatter all the time— smart clothes—swell girl C. P.; Athenaeum Board; 4B Reception; 3A, 4B Dance Com- mittees; Freshmen Orchestra; Library Staff; Science Club; Girls' Glee Club. Dora Forcella Attractive blond—smart clothes—smiling blue eyes len.; Hockey; Boots and Sad- jlcs Ctybl ThalS r Science a woIis Bobd. Athen- Gloria Ann Forcella Sweet—she's nice to know—a perfect friend C. P.; Girls’ Leaders; Acropolis Board; 3A, 4B Dance Commit- tees; 4B Reception; Scicnco Club; Thalians; Vocation Club, Athenaeum Board Estelle Mary Frankcl She is fashioned so perfectly and groomed so fairly G«n.; 4B Reception; Dance Committees; Staff 3A, 4B Library -------— -•r-’-rr She has a smile for all—argu ment is the spice of life C. P . National Honor Society; History Honor Society; German Honor Society; Freshman Or- chestra; Library Staff; Girls’ Glee Club; 3A Dance Commit- tee; 48 Reception; a cappclla; Athenaeum Board. H-Oa—lovable -who doesn't know Gmny? — sports C. P.; National Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; Photo- play Club; Home Economics Club; Acropolis Botrd; 3A, 4B, 4A Dance Committees; 4B Rc- 1; History Honor So- Latm Honor Society; ception ciety. ciery. t Athenaeum Board Mattie Daocmrt k.. tiooer p'«idenfLof Soan lj Soc,®� y; cl!l0u?00 A,'fs Hs ub; Na,'° ' ho-5's S; Saline Germakian Calm—g n, - -friendly Angelina Fucefola Sm-'' bu� sweef-, _ lokn snd §2 VP Thalian Board- Acnoptf §oi ? naeiirn Eleanor George oSSi-iSj: §£« ; o«. L- Giacomo c,0� -bo SoenceH0Ckc%6. C « £ Club; fc£V;UA b«£ 5Xff? F'°'C M H. Gi.,,� .,,. ifent I n . ...«'aianella ;5rrn- Gen - la.i J'r,� gJpJ'clobHM L r?'e,V- Lcadcr,iC,enco Club; Glr“. Berme Angel Eleanor Malme Rec William Gialanella Qui«t and fe'C,V d Gen. Bernice Camille Gibbon Always c u’oJl cet0 ay Simlmg ,n ° C. p.; 'St.Socffi Library $ • ' c b Acropolis B ’di B G«� J Athenaeum Board. A MI P Giordano IS c”. . C.ub Girls' Loader ; Science Vu Dominick Giordano ts 4A Dance Committees. Albert J. G« xi He that has patience may compass anything _ .. cit Club; Science Gen ; Boys Glee c.'uu, Club. H. Douglass Gross and haircuts— the best—and howl Utm Honor '• ' ■gffi-WWfigi 5,al Club: Or- ception. Bunme Anne Matthew M. Koll There's mischief in that men Gen.; Science Club; Freshmen Football Team. Arthur W. Jones What would we Qirls do without Barringer's prize package? Gen.; Boys' Leaders; Science Club; 3A, 4B Dance Commit- tees; 4B Reception; 4B, 4A Congress; Athenaeum Board; Tennis Team; B Man. Anthony M. Jannicelli His is a friendship worth having Civ.; Track; 3 A. 4B Dance Committees; Science Club; Art Club; Athenaeum Board. Robert Gilbert Lcff Sophisticated—regular follow C. P.; National Honor Society; French Honor Society; Latin Honor Society; Science Club; Acropolis Board; Athenaeum Board; 4B, 4A Congress; His- for Honor Society, Band; Boys' Leaders. Ruthie MaHY Artie Nichol� W. Urso Neat—niltY' .just that certam type i£ijsr z sr� 0.r Comm.ttee� . Angela Lupo Gen.; £i,l ' H tconontics fSSSte- Armando T. Macioci •SB JSSfr 2 SK� Sk: Lou Madera — - s£ of Oscar Malavarca witty -o .o 4a Dance Commit- SE Mfc.'S'SS-r RK °- c. P-; «JS PiSwp!� Latin ciJbi Athenaeum Club; ScienceTriub: B G«L C.P- Angela Gloria V. Matthews Hitting a new high—laughter personified C. P.; Spanish Honor Society; Athenaeum Board; 48 Dance Committee; Science Club. Carolyne M. Marotta Dark-eyed, dark-haired, smooth and neat C. P.; Latin Honor Society; Italian Honor Society; Photo- play Club; Athenaeum Board; Camera Club; Science Club; 4B Reception; 3A, 4B Dance Com- mittees; Hockey; Basketball. Alfieri A. Marinclli Slow in speech but not in mind C. P ; History Honor Society; Latin Honor Society; Italian Honor Society; Language Arts Club; Athenaeum Board; Science Club; Centennial Play; Vocation Club; 3A Dance Com- mittee. Joseph J. Mercuri Long may we search before we find a gentleman so kind C P.; Athenaeum Board; As- sistant Manager of 8ascball Team; Science Club. Merk Alice Edward Herber� Met - -£Ssr c. 9. ssrusr Athenaeum Cam� ' Club. Society; Thalians; Club. Agnes Blanche Mitchell QuW-ehy-OOod natured Gen. Alma Milk Mucc' ' C. P, 6« M,x an C4A D� n« Committee. ? • tWootST «« KT Mary Quiet— Lucille Murray very pleasant -pretty blue eye' r p Athenaeum Board, Junio� Red Cross. icqucline Moyer -■Stf® Boaid; Thal.ans, Shrimpy Eddie Jackie ------- B n«l Honor Spdjfw 40C a? S; All sri,S,e f5,ub- JSsx ,’8- - Negra C- P-; Afhen«,um g All,.4 Jo.. � P'� ' gSiSff: S« 4B' Re cP’,ong ; Acropo' Athenaeum Boa Board Bern� Rabinowit ____•_t DCin« —— NeV l rtll S ''tV $£3? ClA- ££d; Society; jgjg 40 Recep- Athenacum Orchestra. Xid Chorus. Marie N. Raeioppi rtSCd with a temper whose • chcc,,°' oday” SS%-2 «s-iiS f� ««“ R,,m 0 r M ... ««How to Pasquaic ----- John t- •� M,n ot ew O' c d Orchestra. iclor Hugo B.i« «.«« «- � • 7‘? «fu “ • ” e's inclined r«.ih Fencing; Sgjg f1 Athenaeum Bunny Mickey oil l h 0 dentine R0„j||j n •'os ,� , Wt Rifled w,,h hSKS s ««fy; fa Jo � y; A u g £°eg!: «■ BSK? 1ft « o2£ «fS; ' •� � « cep7,c C Com '- P WC,J '•• Rossncr Sh v cr m,ffeoj. A‘ 4B £ • Com- A,Phon,c Saler„0 F, ‘ “• S.lie,no cw ' fr.«- - o, Sr ss: Nath Sander, Aw «oub e-h,-. „ the .;£ lfw y ,h« ob feri [re3 HonXt Board; 3A Oanc- V aeum Co'nm.rrc Angelo Sanfandrea Quiet, Kj.. .. Gm °' much Board, Little Muzzy Florence Scalamoni Sho inspires others with kind- ness and friendship Gen.; Dance Committee; Athen- aeum Board. Glorianne Scanzera Tiny—sweet—everybody likes her Gen ; 3A, 4B Dance Commit- tees; 4B Reception; Thalians, Science Club; Library Staff; Athenaeum 8oard; Hockey. Florabellc D. Scudcse Curly hair and bubbles of laughter—that's Forabclle C P.; National Honor Society; Latin Honor Society; Home Economics Club; 3A, 4B Dance Committees; Acropolis Board; Athenaeum Board; B Girl; Banner Girl; History Honor So- ciety; Glee Club Geneva King Seals A perfect lady if there ever was one Civ.; Athenaeum Board. Phyllis Sherbondy Glamorous—fashion's fancy- go West, young girl C. P . National Honor Society, History Honor Society; Athen- aeum Board. James E. Scrritclla, Jr. Mister Chairman—big time politician Gen.; Band. Orchestra; Acrop- olis Board: Science Club; Boys' Leaders, Centennial Cavalcade. 'mmi Florabellc Aowlie Soriino J°hn Franci Spocr c pAr' ' ,h« • of W. Science ClubarVhl?00f Society Bosrd 3a °?6 A,h� ' Committecj A 48 Dance R“ Van Roden Stca.n, Mono, Society B ,ly' ,M' fory gjrr ci aJ � ; 4 Sn5°cCI 3A% r o _ «ssE. a?i A Cm,te,y °'w- 0-e fri, PPy-OO-tocky i her Ifyj 48 DancV'comm 7 8oard- cept.on; Orch«?,’I 2' 48 C. p ■ D «cum Board' A then science cii.K- 000f Society fo%d- 48 Dance £ Jj5 u n 48 Pecepf.oo . •Commirr ; C,Ub- H'-«v Peachy Sunny Tutie Effer Louie Swede AUrcd Dinon Sykes c L: c2£c.Le£ P °°M Tom- Athenaeum Boaro. Sara M. Taran� ccpt'on Robert B. Tankoos 'Si p scene® Club; Football. Gen. Ann M. Tirico Caret fee—attractive sophisticated Gen ; play Club, Hockey Club; M-xed . Thal.am, a coppe'ia G ® Chorus. ry G. Tobia t s-mus all over «j; Orchestra. Blue Cherokee ' —HI C « d Hofics- 4f d im c!!Zn '°™ bSET ciuh Chjb' “B Rcccp ?- Sc nc • A� � on eum Robert F. White T-H—iecn but not heard n ■ Science Club; « Dance Quiet, Lois Wood refined, and worthy praise of ib; ,enieltf'l 'orchestr ; 3?SSSSTOtrS, � -•: Reception. E. William Younghans raw s 44 a Ruth Ziegler r � ' «SsSItfS c. p. Ruth Zimmerman «round—ready laughs cHokes—curly hair Mhen urn Board, 4B Dance Committee, •O' ¥isr M� 2S!� -4BTrSp—: l ,br rv Freddie France Gugliotta Armando lanctti Gen. Lorona O'Loughlin Gen. CLASS SONG By MABEL FAUX Through clouds of triumph rising Her lofty tower we see Undaunted through the ages. Courageous, proud and free. There floats the guardian banner Of white and royal blue. The symbol of her loyalty To all that's fine and true. And now the future calls us, Her sons and daughters, forth, To meet the great world's challenge To lives and deeds of worth. In song and sorrow parting A grander day we see While Barringer forever Lives in our memory. 39 AtL MG USn StcujJj 42 FEATURES BOARD Michael Cleffi, Gloria Hagopian, Co- Chairmen; Carmella Biondo. Anthony Caruso, Ann Cirocco, Betty Cooke, Dora Forcella, Florence Gialanella, Fredra Hill, Carolyne Marotta, Alma Muccilli, Bern a Rabinowitz, Phylli� Sherbondy, Ruth Stearns, Ruth Vitucci. PERSONNEL BOARD Judy De Marco, Dominick Giordano, Co- Chairmen; Ruth Biorcn, Goldie Fleming, Gloria Forcella, Estelle Frankel, Dorothy Fredericks, Virginia Frederickson, Doug- las Gross, Columbia Guanno, Bernice Hartsfield, Gloria Matthews, Gaetana Morano, Theresa Petrozzmo, Mane Ra- cioppi, Florence Scalamone, Rosalie Soriano. STATISTICS BOARD Gloria Bruzztchesi, Chairman; Seymour Berger, Letty De Rogatis, Josephine Di Lorenzo, Otto Hamburger, Charles Hcr- vey, Ruth La Capra, Ruth Laupheimer, Tulio Madera, Alfien Mannelli, Anita Moore, Mano Nisivoccio, Alfred Prosperi, Geneva Seals, Eva Stretcher, George Tor- toreti. BUSINESS BOARD Frank Salierno, Ruth Rogers, Co-Chair- men; Jacquelino Bisceglie, Frank Carne- vale, Carl De Rienzo, Eleanor George, Nick Longo, Alice Mardirosian, Joseph Mercun, Jacqueline Moyer, Valentine Rossilli, Patricia Rossner, Florabelle Scudese, Henry Vitiello, Carol Zimmer- man. DRUSILLA Editor- A MABEL FAUX Associate Editor ROBERT MILLER Associate Editor DICKERSON in-Chief CHAIRMEN OF BOARDS AUtewietun JOAN STEARNS Associate Editor VIRGINIUS MATTIA Associate Editor ATHLETIC BOARD Oscar Malavarca, Chairman; Sara Blan- che, Rocco Ciccolmi, Marco Cieri, Cle- ment Conors, Ann Day, Ernest Firavante, Madeline Foltzer, Angelina Fucetola, Cal- rence Jenifer, Anthony Jannicelli, Ar- mando Macioci, Jerry Mercogliano, Alphonse Salerno, Robert Tank00� , Fred Westphel. ART BOARD William Younghans, Chairman; Jack Bodman, Carmela Oe Luca, Bernard Fnedberg, Mane Giacomo, Bernice Gib- bons, Dominick Giordano, Mane Hagen- locker, Arthur Jones. Robert Left, Ed Metz, Ed Noguiera, Catherine Panzullo, Nat Sanders, John Spoer, Ann Tirico. PHOTOGRAPHY BOARD Robert Cocyman, Norman Nelson, Co- Chairmen; Joseph Antonucci, Man Bai- ley, Carmine Cece, Elsie Elia, Paul Fana- beria, Malmo Gormakian, June Negra, Pasquaic Romano, Dixon Sykes, Sara Tarant. SALES BOARD Alice Del Tufo, James Hughes, Co- Chairmen, Carmela Comito, John Coma- ris, Michael De Blesio, Joe De Finis, Emidio De Rogatis, Sal Figliuzzi, Mildred Flono, Ida Heaver, Helen Hem, Mary Murray, Victor Raimo, Edwirva Sweeney, John Swenson, Ruth Walker, Eleanor Weislogel, Lois Wood, Christian Young. FOOD—HERE WE COME I 1 30 A. M. DAGWOOD SPECIAL 11:45 A. M. A LITTLE STROLL AFTER LUNCH LENDS -UH- VARIETY 12:30 P M. Chris The meeting will please come to order Choose your weapons and break clean in the clinches. 2:45 P M PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT 3 00 P M OHH- THOSE REPORTS 7:00 P M. GANGWAY 8:15 A. M. THE FLOWERS THAT 8LOOM IN THE SPRING 9 :00 A. M. TSK, TSK. TSK! 10 :00 A. M. ONE GETS TIRED STROLLING 12:35 P. M. HELP' 1:30 P. M WHAT PRICE HARMONY? 2 30 P M. MOONLIGHT SERENADE 9 15 P M Scene The hangout Characters: Him and Her Props A coke and two straws 10 :00 P M. ( itosiial a+uH edUcatca+i E'RE here—at the highest point in our high school career, that of graduation. During the four years of high school we have gone through one of the hardest stages of life—that of growing from childhood into young men and women of tomorrow. Whatever success we have had is to be attributed, not to ourselves, but to the guidance and willing sacrifices of our parents. We have progressed a long way since that cold day back in February when, bewildered, we first entered the well-worn halls of Barringer. We came here unaware of the world constantly re- volving about us, for the majority were still living within the se- cluded wall our parents had created around us. Today, with more faith in ourselves, we are for the first time to go into the real world. It may be by fate that we are more vitally aware of the1 benefits our parents have given us because we are not, as many of our predecessors, entering into a world of peace but one of war. It is into this state of confusion we are about to step. It is needless to say then that we feel sad as we think of leaving Barringer, the place where we were carefree and unassuming of grave responsibili- ties. However, our parents, our teachers, and our school have given us confidence to face that which is in store for us. It is with these thoughts in mind that we fondly dedicate our yearbook, the summary of four well spent years, to our parents, hoping that in the future they will have opportunity to be as proud of us, their sons and daughters, as we, now, are proud and thankful that we have had those who have guided and cared for us to the best of their ability. 48 DRUSILLA G. DICKERSON Glieafi At Jlalf Pnice JANUARY 19 4 1 Best Dressed DRUSILLA DICKERSON DIXON SYKES Most Popular CHRIS YOUNG RUTH ROGERS Best Looking CHRIS YOUNG RUTH STEARNS SPORT AZ1NE Class Baby Best Athlete DOUGLAS GROSS RUTH BIOREN FRED WESTPHAL DOROTHY FREDERICKS Biggest Flirt ROBERT TANKOOS ANN TIRICO Best Dancer ROCCO CICCOLINI MILDRED FLORIO Biggest Pull VIRGINIUS MATTIA DRUSILLA DICKERSON Mott Polite ANTHONY CARUSO RUTH ROGERS Most Sophisticated JACK BODMAN RUTH STEARNS •ECKIESS a. aoasar t wiicmo� Best All-Around ROCCO CICCOLINI JUDY DE MARCO Most Likely To Succeed VIRGINIUS MATTIA MABEL FAUX Most Democratic Most Sincere Most Studious R08ERT MILLER OSCAR MALAVARCA OTTO HAMBURGER GLORIA BRUZZICHESI ROSALIE SORIANO MABEL FAUX GIgAA. fyutuAe. Name Place Generally Found Ambrose, Joe Eating Antonucci, Joseph ....... In the Park Ashe, William - - Campus Bailey, Man Lunchroom Barrett, Ted ....... Here and there Beck, Margaret Berger, Seymour Biondo. Malie Bioren, Ruth Bisceglie, Jacqueline -..Gossiping______________ ...In room 56............. Music room Doctor Ambition Buyer Mechanic Auto Mechanic Designer Chemist ______ Nurse Civil Engineer Biology Lab At concerts Blackwell, Charles .........Lunchroom ....... Blanche, Sara Riding m a good car Bodman, Jack With Ursula Brady, Kathleen Listening Bruzzichesi, Gloria, Caputo, Millie In Congress ...In room 92 Carnevale, Frank Not found Caruso, Anthony In room 69 Cece, Carmine __________ 3B Physics Celestim, Domenick In room 56 Ciccolim. Rocco John's Cieri, Marco Studying Cirocco, Ann |n room 99 Cleffi, Michael Cochrane. Ray _______ Coeyman, Bob Collins, Ethel Comito, Carmela_________ Coners, Clem -------------- Football practice Peck Avenue All over Taking pictures Chem. Lab. ........ Looking for the moon Nurse__________________ Music-Opera........... Doctor ________ Office worker__________ Landscape gardener Earning a living in good position Physical Ed. Teacher T eacher_______________ .Physician______________ Teacher________________ Doctor A good job Lawyer Accountant Designer Forester Fate Wolf in sheeps' clothing Grease Man Truck driver Housewife Blaster School Marm Prof, of Etiquette Actress Swellest wife m the world Opera star Horse Doctor Housewife Gigolo Nurse Congresswoman In Mr. Siblia's place Ambulance chaser Lecturer Author of book on punctuality .... Lawyer ___Banker Bell boy Nurse Prince Charming Mechanic Dictator Comaris, John Cooke. Betty Culver, Beatrice Day, Anne DeBlasio, Micky DeFmis. Joseph DelTufo, Alice DeLuca. Carmela DeMarco, Judy DeRienzo, Carl DeRienzo, Vincent DeRogatis, Emidio DcRogatis, Letty Dickerson, Drusilla DiLorenzo. Josephine Elba. Elsie Aimlessly strolling Budd's In Room 77 Music Room Not found . In an argument Maffey's Near a mirror Electrical Engineer Nurse Teacher ____________ Coach Dentist Nurse Beautician Teacher Mechanic Photographer Butcher's wife Old maid (?) Coach at girls' school Stepm Fetchit II Housewife Minister's Wife Camp Bugler .......Truck driver Doctor of Agriculture Press Agent ... Social Service Worker De-icer Prudential___________________Housewife Everywhere Technician .....Cinderella ----------Chem. Lab. Touring with E. A. Room 37 Studying With Sykes Biology Lab.______ Lake Street Ellis. Evelyn All around Fanaberia. Paul Faux, Mabel Figliuzzi, Salvatore Firavante, Ernest Fleming, Goldie Florio, Mildred Not found Working on yearbook Most anywhere Director Musician Salesman Teacher Executive Airplane Pilot Secretary Cosmetologist Accountant Secretary Interpreter Ghost Chaser Trumpeter with B. Goodman Orator In the park Professional Ball player Giggling Nurse In thin air To be a success Bachelor Mrs. Sykes Botanist Debu- tramp ....Dietician Loan Shark Business woman Champ Jitterbug Bat boy Professional Laugher Lady of Leisure 52 GIgAA fyutuAe. Name Place Generally Found Ambition Fate Folfzer, Madeline Model Forcella. Dora Old Maid (?) Frankel. Estelle Fredericks. Dorothy Frederickson. Virginia With Chris Psychiatrist Mrs. Young Freidberg, Bernard In Room 64 Fucetola, Angelina Looking for a football hero Gym Instructor A Gay Divorcee Germakian. Maline Giacomo, Marie With M C. Deb Gialanella, William . .. Gibbons, Bernice Giodano, Anne Giordano. Dominick ... Gizzi, Albert Gross, Douglas — Surrounded by women Department of Agriculture Hired Hand Guarmo, Columbia Hagenlocker, Mane Hagopian, Gloria Hamburger, Otto ... Hartsfield, Bernice Health Teacher Hein, Helen With Ida H. Hervcy, Charles Hill, Fredra Housewife Hughes, James To Work Jamfer, Clarence Jannicelli, Anthony Jones, Arthur Koll, Matthew LaCapra, Ruth Laupheimer, Ruth School Teacher Longo, Nicholas Lupo, Angela Macioci, Armando Madera, Lou Malavarca, Oscar Marano, Gaetana Hockey field Boss' Wife Mardirosian, Alice With Mr. Dumm Marmelli, Alfieri Talking Marotta, Carolyn Mattia, Virginius Eating ..... Doctor Sports Ed. Hobo News Mercogliano, Jerry Football practise .........Physical Instructor Bouncer Mercuri, Joseph All over Chemist Ladies'Man Metz. Edward .......... , With Edwin . Physics teacher ... Inventor Miller, Robert..............Cafeteria...................Minister--------------------Farmer Mitchell, Agnes.............At home---------------------Nurse.................. Housewife Moore, Anita Lunchroom Dietician Food Poisoner Moyer, Jacqueline___________.With Alvin-----------------Secretary...................Model 53 GlaM. tyutu ie Name Place Generally Found Ambition Fate Muccilli, Alma Murray, Mary .. Chem. Lab Negra, June Chem. Lab Nelson, Norman Dan's Nisivoccia, Marie A P Nogueira, Edmund Drawing Ham Fisher II O'Loughlin, Lorona Beach Comber Panzullo, Catherine Ideal Cool Petrozzmo, Theresa Hockey Field Career Girl Prosperi, Alfred All over Radio Announcer Rabmowitz, Berna ...Musician Philharmonic Orchestra Racioppi, Marie Boss' Headache Raimo, Victor Rogers, Ruth Romano, Pasquale Rossi, John Rossilli, Valentine Debater Rossner, Patricia Chorine Salerno, Al Undercover Agent Salierno, Frank Sanders, Nat Santandrea, Angelo Comic Strip Scalamom, Florence Scanzera, Glorianne A Wanderer Scudesc, Florabelle Beach Beauty Seals, Geneva Serritella, James Sherbondy, Phyllis. .. Soriano, Rosalie Spoer, John Stearns, Joan Sports Writer Stearns, Ruth Towers Vocalist Stretcher, Eva At the opera Sweeney, Edwina Swenson, John Hobo Sykes, Dixon Tankoos, Bob Tarant, Sara Tepe, Harry Studying Airplane Mechanic . Indian Chief Tirico, Ann With M. G. ... .. Vocalist. .. Tobia, Larrv ... Tortoreti, George Verniero, Marie Vitiello, Henry Park Bench Musician ... Vitucci, Ruth Walker. Ruth Weislogel, Eleanor Church Westphal, Fred White. Robert Wood, Lois Young, Chris Younghans, William Ziegler, Ruth Poetess Zimmerman, Carol Biology Laboratory . Dramatics . Ham Actress Language Honor Societies Advisers Presidents FRENCH Mrs Carleu Mabel Faux ITALIAN Mrs. Coppell Frank Saber no GERMAN Mrs. Kingsley O� � o Hamburger SPANISH Miss Me Qua t Bernard Freidberg LATIN Mr. Haulenbcck Robert Left Language Arts MR DANGLER. Adviser HENRY LISS, President 58 Library Staff MISS DOW, Adviser ROBERT COEYMAN. President j-.J 3 Photoplay Club MISS STERNER. Adviser THOMAS RYAN, President I I rTTVTi 59 Men l Action CLEM CONERS lr his freshman year, “Bucky inaugurated the long string of successes which make up his enviable record. In '38 he won the starting position at guard, and in the same year he was awarded a gold football. He played var- sity ball m '38, '39, and '40 and won three major B's for his excellent playing during those seasons. Clem also earned a major B for his service on the baseball team in '39, and by his capable work proved himself to be of great value as an all-around athlete. Always a great fa- vorite with everyone, he leaves a void in the hearts of Barnngerites. ERNEST FIRAVANTE “Ernie is one of our unproclaimed stars of the base- ball diamond. Although he played only one year of base- ball, he proved to be good enough to warrant a major letter. He weighs only one hundred and thirty pounds and is five feet, five inches tall, but in spite of his lack of brawn he played a bang up game all season, alternating at the positions of shortstop and second base. ARTHUR JONES Jock is the only member of the class who has played on the tennis team and earned a letter in that sport. His height of five feet, eleven inches, gave him a distinct advantage on the courts, and the power of his one hundred and sixty-five pound frame greatly added to the effectiveness of his game. He played in '39 and '40, earning a letter each year. In '40 he was a member of the city championship tennis team. His favorite sport besides tennis is baseball, although he frequently enjoys watching a basketball or football game. VIRGINIUS MATTIA In addition to his activities in the affairs of the school, Barney has distinguished himself as a foilsman. He |Oined the fencing squad in '38 and received a minor letter in recognition of his ability. The following years, '39 and '40, he was a member of the varsity team and was awarded a major B for each year. He participated in the state meet in '39. Virginius is the only letterman to represent the exacting sport of fencing in this graduating class. JERRY MERCOGLIANO Merk has been one of our most valued athletes since his entrance into the sports as captain of the '37 freshmen football team. He received minor letters in baseball, '39, and track, '38 and '39, and he earned three major B's for his splendid work on the football team in '38, '39, and '40. As a result of his excellent backfield playing he was placed on the all-city team and was given honorable mention for the all-state eleven. He was awarded a gold football m '38 and was elected co-captain of the '40 squad; also during his scholastic career he was a member of the 4B basketball team. This conquering hero leaves a gap in Barringer sports that will be difficult to fill. ROBERT TANKOOS Another departing member of our gridiron aggrega- tion, Bob has treasured since childhood the ambition to play football for Barringer High. In '38 he accomplished this feat and received a minor letter for his efforts on the field. In '39, by courage and hard work, he succeeded in earning a major B, but the year 1940 brought him even more satisfaction—and another major letter. He is five feet, eight inches tall and weighs but one hundred and fifty pounds, which placed him at a disadvantage, but he overcame this obstacle of his lack of weight by skillful and arduous playing. Bob's position on the team might be filled by someone else, but his personality will never be duplicated. FRED WESTPHAL The versatile Freddie leaves Barringer with an il- lustrious athletic career in his wake'. Fred used his perfect physique to good advantage in five years of football, one of which was on the freshman team. While on the varsity eleven, he earned three major B s, a berth on the all-city team in '39, and honorable mention for the all-state squad. He co-capfamed the boys in blue in '40, and won honors on the track team in '38 and '40, besides these activities he played three years of baseball and was the captam of the 4B basketball team. His awards include five major B's and a gold football, in recognition of a truly great athlete. CHARLES ALLEN Coach fencing 1 1 1 1 i 1 dr GERALD I. CETRULO Coach ROCCOCICCOLINI Manager UJe lenew- 99% ( (msi ctutinacib. . . ' | 'mat. Io us. is llie very bed-rock of our existence. It is in itself proof tliat we have, year after year, rendered the EX I RA service and cpiality of workmanship which, above all else. Cains an organization the reputation of reliability. In your lives, the careers now just beginning: to fill your contracted obligations . . . you have them, you know, to your families, your friends, your country, and to yourselves . . . just to fill these obligations is not enough. To give more than is expected of you is the answer to success in your jobs, your business and your lives. 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N J G A T E W A V s JUNE • 1941 June 1941 Gateways... garr'm9er Hi9h Remark- School euj Editorial and Dedication Janus am I; oldest of potentates; Forward I look, and backward, and below I count, as god of avenues and gates, The years that through my portals come and go. —Longfellow, The Poet's Calendar F the many gods whom the Romans worshipped, one named Janus was Guardian of the Gateways. He was represented as having two faces, one looking to the past, the other to the future. He was also regarded as god of be- ginnings, and sacrifices were made to him when any new under- takings were planned. The temple of Janus had two doors, one facing east and the other west, but these doors were open only in times of war. Then the Romans marched their armies through the temple from east to west, hoping in this way to win success in their new campaign. With these thoughts in mind, we have chosen GATEWAYS as the theme of our yearbook. We look back happily upon our days in Barringer, but with regret also, as its doors close upon us. Other doors now open before us toward the pathways of the future. As we engage in new enterprises, we realize that we must meet the challenge of a changing world, no matter who among the warring nations is victorious in the present struggle for supremacy. To those who have made possible these four happy years and who have helped prepare us for our contributions to the world of the future—to our parents and our school—we gratefully dedicate this book. MICHAEL R. McGREAL HAZEL M. FARQUHAR ...and His Assistants MRS. TERESITA CAPPEL MR. EDWARD DANGLER MISS NATALIE R. JONES Office Staff Ar. Michael McGreal. B.S., M.A. Principal Mrs. Florence S. Burley, B.A. Educational Counselor Miss Fanny Bell Assistant Teacher Clerk Mrs. Jeanette P. Fort Assistant Teacher Clerk Miss Hatel M. Farquhar, A B , M.A. Acting Principal's Assistant Mrs. Grace H. Wilson Teacher Clerk Miss Susan W. Rubin, A B. Assistant Teacher Clerk English Mr. Julius W. Stevens, A. M , Head Miss Ruth S. Brettle, A.B. Miss Lura M. Briggs, A M. Mrs Etta M. Burke, A B Mr. Edward Dangler. Ph D Mrs. Minam R. Furness, A 8. Miss Clara Moo Gray, A.B Miss Rose C. Hartman, M.A. Mrs Alice Meeks Jones, B.A. Miss Natalie Reid Jones, B.A. Miss Mildred L Lomas. B.S. Miss Janet McKenzie, M.A. Miss Alice P Sterner, M.A. Mrs. Ruth A. Stewart, B.S. Miss Katherine L. Walston, M.A. Library Staff Miss Madeline Dow. B.L.S. Miss Fannie Greenberg. B.A . B.S. Miss Dorothy E. Robinson, B A. Mathematics Mr James M Wood, A B , Head Mr. N. Howard Ayers, M.A. Mr, Frank S. Hartman, M.A. Miss Helen F. Kaplan, M.A. Mr. Bernard E Phillips, A.B. Mr. Herman Pritchard, B S , M.A. Mr. Paul J. Sanderj, A.B. Mr. Sydney Seidler, B.A. Mr Harry G. Snavcly, M.Sci. Languages Mr Abraham D Zweibel, A.B., Head Mrs Teresita M.U. Cappel, B.S., M.A. Mrs. Eleanor H. Carlcu, M.A. Mrs. Valentina M. CipolleMi, A.B. Mrs. Josephma L. Dill, M.A. Miss Elsie Fishbcin, A.B. Miss Henrietta Hilton, A.B. Mrs G. K. Kingsley, M.A. Miss Ethel McOuat, B.S., M.A. Mr. Raymond F. Haulcnbeek, A M, Mr. V. Libero Sibilia, B.S. Mr. Samuel Slavm, M.A. Social Science M.t Louise I. Caper� , Ph.D., Head Mr Raymond R Ammarcll. A M. M.SS Dorothy L Beebe, 8 S , M.A. Mr R Joseph Bruder, Ed M. Mr. Joseph Cel ano. A.B. Mr. Morns M. Cohen, B A. Mr. Fred Landolphi, Ed M. Mr. Paul Lippe. B.S Mr. Irving Merkm, B.S.S. Miss A Janette Parmcle. B A. Mr William Rubmfeld, 8.A. Mr. John W. Vogel. B A . M.A. Science Mr. Roger B Saylor, M A , Head Mrs. Eva F. Everall, B A. Mr. S. R. Buhrman, M S. Miss Rosina E. Rina, B.S. Mrs. Geraldmc H. King, B A. Miss Mildred C. Greene, A.B, Mr. Walter J. Dumm, B.S. Miss Helen B. Tunstead, A.E. Miss Alice M. Schneider, A.B. Mr. Robert J. Hagaman, B S., M S. Miss Ann Scardill, B.A. Mr. Emil A. Ciccone, B.S. Study Miss Paulme M. Weiss, M.A, Art Mrs. Erma P. Blair, A.A.A. Mrs. Alfaretta D. Shirley, M.A. Music Miss Jenny Lind Robinson, B S. Mr. William M. Weiss. B.S. Mr. Enc H. C. Lundie, B S. Nurse Miss Dorothy M. Driscoll, R.N. Mechanical Drawing and Manual Training Mr. William B. Gardner Mr. Walter D. Buchanan, A.B. Home Economics Mrs. Evelyn C. Dear mg, M.A. Mrs. Victoria 8. Shuster, B.S. Physical Training Mr. Victor J. Salerno. Head Mr. Charles A Allen Miss C. Ethel Decker Mr. William F. Hofer, B.S. Miss Edithe F. Scalera, B.S . M.A. Miss Agnes E. Smith, M.A., R.N. Mr. Arthur Payton Mrs. Mabel E Norman, Accompanist Faculty Heads WE ASK YOU! TTOW could we have had such attractive decorations at our 4B Dance if there were no Mr. Buchanan? How could we have had the best 4B-4A Recep- tion ever, had it not been for Mrs. Cappel's capable planning and organizing? How could we have a good class song if it were not for Miss Robinson's assist- ance? How could we march in step and do everything just right on Com- mencement night were it not for Miss Decker and Miss Robinson? How could we have done our art work had not Mrs. Shirley been so generous with paper and ink and things? How could we have been steered straight and true in our high school course without the guidance of Mr. Greal and his assistants? And finally, how could we be the perfect class that we are, were it not for our advisers and all our other teachers? WE ASK YOU! John A. Maraulli president 80 Fourth Strc«t Sc� ™ Club; § shuwe 5SXX sar H fe 3?®S£a r- Class Officers Mildred Ceres College Preparatory Sc,on Ha v.ce-President s-SASsr 278 Parker Street Vice-President ot Nationel Hon- society; Vice-President ot or J;'.. Society; Secre- H,story Honor OCjeiy. tery of Club; •ib “OT r2ri« 1;i' G 1- 3S cssb! CiviC Beauty, brains, and wisdom. All m one small statue. Berkeley School Ida Ruth Parsons Secretary 256 North Sixtn Street e,-.-. Club; Photoplay Club R rf.rI Spanish Honor Socie Secretarial Board of Acropo X’. 3a 'b, -4A Congress; Club; A c.ap« « Glee Club; Nurses Staff. College Preparatory Und«. d Ed� N WiB,llC ••Suoar and sp-ce and everything nice. Treasurer 43 Broad Street Latin Honor. .So£{-5$ ry S$onor Honor 'e 0|,v Club: Lan- JTSESr Manager of t. S?« Committee. MARS MIL SUGAR BUSTER Gateways Editorial Board Robert Powell Jones Editor-in-Chief 570 Packer Street National Honor Society; History Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; Latin Honor Society. P?es dent of Photoplay; T al-ans Science Club; Drum-Maior •� Band; Editor-.n-Ch.cf of Acro- polis; Track Team; Tennis Team 3A 48 Dance Committees. Boys Leaders Club; Speech Forum; Stage Cr£! International Rela- tions Forum. College Preparatory Fond of SoP£?' clever in his ways. University of Pennsylvania dancing, fun and Allaire Urban Associate Editor 745 Parker Street Program Committee of National Honor Society; H‘V V iTh ciety; Treasurer of Lat.n Honor Society President of Speech Forum; 3A and 4B Senator. B Girl; Acropolis Board Sc «nee Club; Thalians; Office Staff. 4B- 4A Reception Committee; Inter- national Relations Forum. College We.'e‘«ey Preparatory college Modem girl, charming person- ality, brilliant scholar. William Quigley Associate Editor 328 Park Avenue 48 and 4 A Class Congress; Baseball Team; 3A 4Band4A Dance Committees; Science Club. Spanish Honor Society. College Preparatory Undecided Take life seriously and what John Francis Pinkman Associate Editor 124 Fourth Street sshman Football Team; Track am. Photoplay Club. Pres dent History Honor Society. Sconce ub. 48 Dance Chairman. 48 coption Chairman; 3A and 4B mator; 48 Basketball Team, jys’ Leaders CM . ivic Rutgers University Mot superman, or sandman, but Pinkman! Joyce C. Hill Associate Editor 383 Summer Avenue •onal Honor Society, HWo'V tor Society; Library SW . mce Club. G.rls' Leaders Ciub: Club. vC- College Preparatory St. Barnabas Hospital •A mischievous twinkle dance m her eye.' JONESY QUIG LI'L MOUNTAIN PINKY ALLAIRE LILLY TWEEOEE BUGS PETE Gateways Angelo K. Alfano 62 Nation Street Soencc Club; Yearbook Board C. P. Undecided Just a small Qiant. Lillian Alibertini 516 Summer Avenue National Honor; History Honor Latin Honor; French Honor Vice-President Science Club Photoplay Club; Thaliam; Acro- polis 8oard; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Undecided I'd rather be right than be President! Mary Lucille ArHey 42 West Kinney Street History Honor; Acropolis Board. Yearbook Staff; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus. C. P. University of Michigan That laugh will haunt us all our lives. Guido Battista 339 Clifton Avenue 48 Dance Committee; 4B Recep- tion; Science Club. Boys Lead- ers; Thalians; Yearbook Staff; Boys' Bowling Club; Co-recrca- tion, Glee Club. C. P. Stevens Tech. Those twinkling eyes, that winning smile. He's get that certam stream- lined line. John Joseph Begley 196 Woodside Avenue Thalians; Acropolis Board; Cheer- leader. Science Club; 3A Dance Committee. Class Football Cham- pionship '40. C- P. Rutgers A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Peter F. Beil 571 Summer Avenue Art Club; Science Club; Year- Chorus. Mixed Chorus, Glee Club. Yearbook Staff, 4B Re- ception; 3A-4B Dance Commit- tees; Track; Science Club; Ju- nior Boys' Leaders. c- P- Undecided Just a happy-go-lucky jitterbug.7' 16 Gateways Mjxine Frances Bickford 9 South Tenth Street Art Club; Science Club; Year- book Staff. Civic Undecided Attractive girl with bubbles of laughter. Pauline A. Blum 188 North Third Street Spanish Honor; History Honor; Photoplay Club, Science Club; 4B Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff. C.P. Undecided Red-headed, talkative doll. Margaret Theresa Booth 52 Fifth Street Science Club; Language Arts Club; Junior Red Cross; After- math Club; Libraray Staff; Health Office Staff; Yearbook Staff; 4B Dance Committee; 4B Reception Committee; B Girl; Co-recrea- tion Club. C. P. Undecided Success is by action, not by wishing. Thomas Edward Brady 445 Broadway Spanish Honor Society; Science Club; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Newark Coll, of Engineering A quiet chap with winning smile. Fred Bruno 267 Parker Street Art Club; Boys' Leaders; Science Club; Italian Honor; Yearbook Staff; Inter-class Football. C.P. U. S. Coast Guard Academy Fred is seen but seldom heard. He is fine and quite reserved. Eugene L. R. Cadmus 328 Grafton Avenue Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Cap- tam, Tennis Team; Science Club; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Columbia University Lean, lanky, easy-going. BICKY TOM GENE Joseph V. Caputo 124 North Grove Street Language Arts Club; Science Club. C. P. Upsela Thinks too much, talks too little. Marie Carlucci 68 Stone Street Thalians; 48 Dance Committee; Science Club. Undesignated Business Petite, natural blonde, sense of humor. . Rose Ann Caruso 620 Highland Avenue Glee Club; A Cappella; Mixed Chorus; Photoplay Club; Bowl- ing Club; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Undecided Silent otherwise, but that red coat— t JOEY BLONDIE LITTLE ONE RO AGGIE STRETCH Rose Julia Caruso 349 North Twelfth Street A Cappella; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; 3A Dance Committee; 4B Dance Committee; 4B Re- ception Committee; Science Club; Freshman Hockey. Civic Essex Junior College Quite mischievous at times, but a grand girl. Agatha Casale 131 Parker Street A Cappella; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Thalians; Girls' Service Club; Yearbook Staff; Science Club; 4B Dance Committee; Co- recreation Club. C. P. Undecided Stay as sweet as you are. Lydia Casal 25 Hecker Sfl cct Latin Honor; FrerAAHonor; Vic| President, Homevpfonomics Cj Science Clyb, LJ’hotoplay � irlr Service Ctyb ard; Glee C ' fence CoAnyiccs, fbook Stjf rCo-recrca lnterQa ipfal Rclatii Small Mildred J. Castagno 60 Park Avenue Science Club -IB Dance Commit- tee; 4B Reception Committee; Thalians; Bowling Club; Year- book Staft, Freshmen Hockey. Civic Undecided Petite and sweet. Michael Joseph Centanni 439 North Eleventh Street Science Club; Junior and Senior Boys' Leader. Yearbook Staff; Camera Club; Thalians, Bow-Tie Undesignated Normal College Oh, that hair! Florence Ciccone 428 Orange Street National Honor, French Honor; Secretary, Home Economics; Girls' Service Club: Yearbook Staff; Acropolis Board; 3A, 48 Dance Committees; B Girl; Co- recrcation Club; Thalians; Sci- ence Club. C. P. Panzer Winning personality; oh, those dimples! MIL MIKE Lois Clarfc 0! Broad Street Yearbook Staff; Science Club; 48 Dance Committee. Undesignated Mountainside Hospital . Studious, always in a hurry. FLO LO Roscoe Colson 28 Fourth Street Science Club; Track, Glee Club; Basketball. Civic Hampton I regret that I have but one heart to give to the ladies. ROCKY MERCHANT Angelo Comerci 806 Parker Street Glee Club. Mixed Chorus; After- math Club. Junior Boys' Leader; 4B Dance Committee; Yearbook Staff; Science Club; Class Foot- ball Championship '40. C. P Undecided Blessed s he who nas the gift of making friends. 19 A G a t e w a y s Henry G. Conner 77 Tiffany Boulevard Yearbook Staff; Spanish Honor; Baseball. Civic Undecided A quiet man who's fond of basketball. Angelo M. Coppola 78 Summer Avenue Boys' Glee Club; Science Club; International Relations Forum C. P. Undecided Modest, bashful and quiet. Carl Cufone 668 North Fourth Street Science Club; Yearbook taff; Bovs' Bowlmg Team, Basketball Team. Civic Undecided Playful. Frank S. Cullari 169 Norfolk Street C. P. Undecided All around sportsman. Katheryn Culver 67 South Orange Avenue History Honor; Spanish Honor; Yearbook Staff, Speech Forum. Civic Undecided Intelligence, personality plus. Lucille E. D'Aloia 448 North Fifth Street Art Club; Science Club; Thal- ians; Yearbook Staff; Freshman Hockey. C. P. Katherine Gibbs Demure, stay as sweet as you are 20 HANK ISAAC CARL CEUE DUCKS LONNIE Gateways William D'Amico 122 Sylvan Avenue Art Club; Glee Club; Cross Coun- try; Lctterman. Track. Science Club, Language Arts Club; Mi , ed Chorus. C. P. Columbia University Great hopes make a great man. Francis D'Annunzio 355 North Thirteenth Street Camera Club; Science Club; Bovs' Leader. Latin Honor. Acropolis Board. Yearbook Staff. 4B Dance Committee. C. P. Cornell Irresponsible and free. Matilda Davanxio Ml Park Avenue Glee Club. A Cappella. History Honor; Girls' Service Club; Sci- ence Club; Camera Club Year- book Staff. Civic Undecided 'A friendly girl who is calm and sweet John Parish Dawkins 619 Clifton Avenue Tennis Team, Captam '40, Bas- ketball Team, Acropolis Board. Class Football Championship '40 C. P. Undecided A moonlight traveller in Fancy's land Yolanda De Cicco 398 North Sixth Street Italian Honor. Secretary, Lan- guage Arts Club. Science Club; Glee Club. 8 Girl; Girls' Service Club; Speech Forum. Co-recre- at'On Club. Yearbook Staff. 3A, 4B Dance Committees. 4B Re- ception Committee C- P- Undecided Lonnie's smile has them all. She's capable, sociable and oh. so tall. Concetta De Lorcnxo 366 New Street Glee Club, Thalians, Science Club Camera Club. 4B. 4A Dance Committee, Italian Honor. B Girl. Civic Drake She has for all who pass, a friendly smile which will always last. 21 DOLLY CLAIRE Gateways Glori De Mari 378 North Sixth Street French Honor; Language Art Club; Science Club; Art Club; A Cappella; Girl ' Service Club; Yearbook Staff; 3A, 48 Dance Committee; 48 Reception Com- mittee; Speech Forum; Girl ' Bowling Club. C. P. Undecided A lovely girl who's full of fun, A pianist, an arti t, all in one. Josephine De Pasquale 72 Garside Street Thalians; Italian Honor; Science Club; 4B, 4A Dance Committee; Yearbook Staff; B Girl. Undesignated Drake Amiable—oh, those eyes! Fun galore. Bettie Derefield 53 North Fourteenth Street National Honor; History Honor; French Honor; Latin Honor; Sci- ence Club; Photoplay Club; Jun- ior Girls' Leaders; Speech Forum; Junior Red Cross; 48 Dance Committee; Acropolis Board; Yearbook Staff; International Relation Forum. C. P. Undecided Sweet, sophisticated, soft- spoken. ' Clara De Santis 747 North Sixth Street History Honor; 3A, 4B Dance Committees; 48 Reception Com- mittee; Science Club; Italian Honor; Junior Red Cross; Cen- tennial Cavalcade; Speech For- um; Glee Club; Co-recreation Club; Language Art Club; Mix- ed Chorus; Girls'Bowling Club. C. P. Undecided Big-hearted and reliable. Gene De Santis 400 Elliott Street Boys' Leaders; Fencing Team; Science Club; Art Club; Bowling Team; 48 Dance Committee; Yearbook Staff; Captam, Class Football Championship, '40. C. P. Undecided Joy shared is joy doubled. Marianna Joan De Santis 730 North Sixth Street Italian Honor; Language Arts Club; Science Club; Junior Girls' Leaders; 3A, 4B Dance Commit- tee; Glee Club; Yearbook Staff; A Cappella; Mixed Chorus; B Girl. C. P. Undecided A charming smile, a girl so fine. With a voice that is divine. ANN 6 a t e w a William W. S. Dicck 207 Highland Avenue National Honor; Gorman Honor; Aftermath Club; Band; Science Club; Blueiackcts; Yearbook Staff; Essex County Band; His- tory Honor Society. C. P. Rochester University Always willing to lend a hand. Joan M. Dichm 56 North Sixth Street National Honor; Language Arts Club; Girls' Service- Home Eco- nomics; Photoplay Club; Science Club; Art Club; Yearbook Staff; Bowling Club. C. P. Undecided Sweet, quiet, with a flair for art. y Marjorie 886 Dc Graw A Thalians; Photoplay Cli ence Club; Acropolis' Yearbook Staff; 4B Recept Committee; 3A Dance Commit- tee. C.P. Wells College Margie, there's so much wit and mirth about thee, There's no living with or with- out thee. McGEE rude J. Doherty Harriet C. Drcsdncr 55 North Eleventh Street ional Honor; Secretary French lonor; History Honor; Recording Secretary, Junior Red Cross; Language Arts Club; Girls' Ser- ice Club; Glee Club; A Cappella; ixed Chorus; Essex County or us; 4B Dance Committee; Reception Committee; Science Club; Acropolis Board; Yearbook Staff; Aftermath Club; Office Staff. P. Montclair State Teachers Nothing is accomplished with- out enthusiasm. George Newell Eisele 814 De Grew Avenue German Honor; Science Club; Latin Honor; Cross Country; 4B Reception Committee; Year- book Staff. C. P. Undecided A happy disposition is a gift of nature. 23 NOODLES Leonard Epsticn 330 West Market Street Aftermath Club; Science Club; Acropolis Board, Yearbook Staff. 48 Reception Committee; 4B Dance Committee; History Hon- or. C. P. U of Cincinnati Flashy socks and shirts, ready smile and many jokes Angelo J. Errico 418 North Twelfth Street 3A Senator, 3A Dance Commit- tee; History Honor. Bovs’ Lea- ders; Science Club; Thalians; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Scton Hall What he thinks he nobly dares. Howard W. Farrow 656 Parker Street C. P. Undecided Neat—nifty—just that certain � VP«. Grace Margaret Feeny 165 North Twelfth Street President Junior Red Cross. Sci- ence Club; Thalians; Girls’ Lea- ders. 4B Dance Committee, 3A, 48 Nurse's Staff Civic Seton Hall Nice to know and always ready for fun. Rocco V. Fcravola 188 First Street Science Club; Stage Crew; 3A, 4B Dance Committees, Yearbook Staff. Fencing Team, B Man; National and State Letters. C. P. Seton Hall A sword, clothes and a dance f Irw • Marie Barbara Ferrara 82 Mt. Prospect Avenue National Honor Society; History Honor Society; Italian Honor So- ciety. Language Arts Club, Pho- toplay Arts Club; Science Club; Junior Red Cross. Thalians; 3A, 48. 4A Dance Committee, Year Book Staff, 48 Reception Com- mittee. Office Staff. C. P Business College Although small in sue ’She is cute and very wise. 24 T Ralph Ferry 138 Summer Avenue Science Club; Yearbook Staff; Bov ' Leaders; 48 Dance Com- mittee 4B Reception Commit- tee Bowling Team, Class Foot- ball Championship of 1940. C. P. Pensacola “The good-humor man. Richard Gordon Fischer 73 Mt. Prospect Avenue Yearbook Staff; Tennis Team- Cross Country. Mixed Chorus; Glee Club. All-State Chorus; All-Essex Chorus, All-Citv Cho- rus; Science Club; 3A Dance Committee; 48 Dance Commit- tee, 48, 4A Reception Commit- tee. C. P. U. of Missouri He has a technique all h s own. Harold N. Fonda 68 Wakcman Avenue German Honor Society; Science Club; Junior 8oys' Leaders; Bowling Club 1941; Yearbook Staff; 4B Dance Committee. C. P. Undecided A silent tongue and a working mind. MADGA WALT Madeline Frankovsky 376 Bergen Street , Science Club; Athletic Board; Girls' Glee Club; A Cappelia Choir; Mixed Chorus. Blue Jac- kets. Junior Red Cross; Bad- minton Club. Civic N. Y. Presbyterian Hosp I am tall, have blue eyes, and blond hair r « - Walter Garvin 712 Lake Street National Honor Society; Vice- President Language Arts Club; French Honor Society; Science Club; Aftermath Club; Camera Club; Photoplay Club; History Honor Society; Yearbook Staff. C. P. M. I. T. In silence there is safety. 25 Gateways Andrew J. Gaylord 59 First Street Science Club; 8oys' Leaders; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Undecided Men of few words arc the best men. Dorris J. Gee 89 Montclair Avenue Girls' Leaders Club '38. '39; Girls’ Glee Club; A Capped Choir; Mixed Chorus, All-City Chorus; All-Essex County Cho- rus; Acropolis Board. Photoplay Club. Language Arts Club. Science Club; Secretary of Tha- lians '39; Centennial Calvakede; Captam of Hockey; Baseball Captam; B Girl; Yearbook Staff; 3A Dance Committee; -IB. 4A Reception Committee. C. P. U. of Wisconsin ''A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Raffacla Genovese 292 Garside Street Italian Honor Society; Science Club; Thalians Club. Civic Undecided Sensible, sweet and nice. GAY RAYE Frank Gerard Giordano 639 North Sixth Street Freshman Football; Italian Hon- or Society; Science Club; Boys' Leaders Club. Civic Undecided A quiet boy with a friendly way. Margaret Glcnnon M6 Lincoln Avenue Science Club; 48 Dance Com- mittee. Undesignated Sweet and silent.' Pratt Alice Glod 196 Broad Street Science Club; 48 Basketball. Yearbook Staff. Civic Undecided It's nice to be natural when you arc naturally nice. 26 •m FRU SLUG Gateways Marie F. Griggs 298 Sussex Avenue Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Health Staff; Junior Red Cross; Acropolis Board; Yearbook Staff; Science Club; 4B Dance Com- mittee; 4B, 4A Dance Commit- tee. C. P. Undecided I hate scarce smiles, I love laughter. John Francis Hadam 51 Wakeman Avenue German Honor Society; Science Club; Baseball '39. ;40, '41; Junior Boys' Leaders; Boys' Leaders Club; Bowling Club; 4B Dance Committee; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Undecided A critic and a connoisseur. Arthur A. Grillo 288 North Fourth Street History Honor Society; Fresh- man Football; Junior Boys' Lead- ers; Band; Orchestra; Science Club; Thalians; 3A Dance Com- mittee; 4B-4A Dance Commit- tee; Bow Tie Club. Civic Undecided Happy, flirtatious, studious. Marjorie V. Halsey 37 Lock Street Science Club; Home Economics: 4A Dance Committee. Civic Undecided Speaks rarely, has neatness and charm. Joseph Guarino 26 Burnett Street Football; Baseball; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Undecided Little Joe with dimples deep; He's got 'em worried so they can't sleep. Franklin M. Heringer 343 West 7th Avenue Yearbook Board; All-County Or- chestra, All-State Orchestra; Band; Centennial Cavalcade; Drum Sergeant; Orchestra; Science Club; Thalians. C. P. Undecided Better late than never— Always drumming. MARGIE BUD 27 HETH JEANNE Gateways Ruth Heringer 343 West 7th Avenue Science Club; Thalians; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Junior Girls' Leaders. Civic Undecided Always laughing, always gay; This is dimpled Ruthie's way. Mary Hetherington 42 Bloomfield Avenue Science Club; Thaliens. Gvlc Undecided Her teeth are white, her skin is fair. Jean Marie Hines 97 Montclair Avenue National Honor Society; Latin Honor Society; Photoplay Club; Assistant Editor of Language Arts Magazine; Vice-President Junior Girls' Leaders; Girls' Leader; Treasurer of Thalians 3A; Science Club; Chairman of Fea- tures Board of Yearbook; Glee Club; A Capella Choir; History Honor Society; I R. Forum; Mixed Chorus; All-City Chorus; Chairman of News Board Acro- polis. C.P. Duke U. Serene and calm and self- possessed. Westlcy Holmes 104 Davenport Avenue Science Club. Civic Virginia State College “Handsome, polite and friendly. Rheva Holsman 738 Broadway German Honor Society; Girls' Leaders Club; Language Arts Club; Photoplay Club; Science Club Thalians, Girls Hockey; Basketball. B Girl; Sign of the Quill, Acropolis; Open Windows Acropolis; Yearbook Staff; 48, 4A Reception Committee; His- tory Honor Society, Glee Club; A Capella Choir; Bowling Club. C. P. U. of Penn A girl of personality, has will to succeed. Majorie Hopp 440 Orange Street Latin Honor Society; History Honor Society; French Honor Society. 3A. 4B Dance Commit- tee; Science Club. Photoplay Club; Yearbook Staff. Red Cross; Acropolis Staff; Speech Club. Vocation Club; Language Arts Club; National Honor Society; 3A, 4B, 4A Senator. C. P- Rutgers C. of P. Politics, let's debate. What a Girl! MARGE 28 Gateways I Heins A. Jaffe 331 Broad Street National Honor Society; History Honor Society; Treasurer of Math Club; 3A, 48. 4A Congress; Band; 48 Dance Committee; 4B Reception Committee; Mixed Chorus; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Undecided “The man with the dimples. Doris Johnson 95 Delavan Avenue Science Club; Thalians; Hockey; Girls' Service Club. Civic Berkeley School “Silence is golden. Veronica Johnston 79 North Thirteenth Street Science Club; Bowling Club; 4B Dance Committee; Reception Committee, Thalians; Yearbook Board. Undecided Business School A swee little lassie, gentle and kind. JAFFE DOSS IE RONNIE Marguerite Kavanaugh 705 De Grew Avenue National Honor Society; French Honor Society; Science Club; History Honor Society; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Mt. Holyoke College In each cheek, a pretty dimple. Margaret Kinsey 90 Orange Street ric Undecided Wise cracks, a teaser. Ruth I. Klurstein 13 North Seventh Street Nurses' Staff; Yearbook Staff; Science Club, Glee Club. Civic Undecided “Full of laughs. MEG CHARLOTTE RUTHIE 29 Charles Kopcsik 339 Orange Street Science Club; Senior Orchestra; Ass.stant Football Manager; Yearbook Staff; Minor B Man; String Ensemble. C. P. Undecided Serious, alway helpful. Paul Kranz 480 Clifton Avenue German Honor Society; Latin Honor Society; National Honor Society; 4B Dance Committee. Baseball; Science Club; 4B Re- ception Committee; 3A Dance Committee. C. P. Louisville C. of P. Pipes, chemistry, and never without a pun. Edward Laragy 283 Parker Street National Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; Science Club; Co-Chairman of Features 8oard. C. P. Undecided A quiet, studious, likable person. Philip La Torre 287 Sussex Avenue Science Club; Glee Club; Italian Honor Society; Mixed Chorus. Civic Undecided Tall and handsome. Jean La Valla 200 North Fifth Street Science Club. Civic Business College 'Tall, dark and attractive. Rosalyn Le Pre 74 i Cutler Street 4B Dance Committee; 4B Recep- tion Committee; Hockey; Year- book Staff; Science Club. Undesignated Business College Jitterbug . . . sweet. 30 John Joseph Less 138 Summit Street Science Club. Civic Newark Col. of Eng. “Never on time, but always there. Ruth E. Lewis 69 Tiffany Bend Treasurer of Camera Club; So- cial Secretary; President of Li- brary Ctyb; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Yearbook Staff; 3A and 4B Dance Committees; 4B Re- ception Committee; Thalians; Basketball. Undesignated Drake Chatter, chatter, Patter, patter! Here comes Ruth. Assunta Lucciola 90 Highland Avenue Italian Honor Society; Girls' Leaders Club; Speech Forum; Science Club; Junior Red Cross; Yearbook Staff. Civic Drake Smiling brown eyes—rosy cheeks—charming personality. Fred Luciano 58 Stone Street C. P. Seton Hall Easy come, easy go. Elvira J. Magno 409 North Seventh Street Italian Honor Society; Language Arts Club; Glee Club; Yearbook Staff; 4B Reception Committee; Speech Forum; Co-Recreation; Junior Gris' Leaders. C. P. Undecided Simplicity and the essence of charm. Raffaella Malang 82 Seventh Avenue Italian Honor Society; Science Club; Thalians; Yearbook Staff. Civic Business College Well-dressed; sincere. 9 Gateways Etta Manning 149 Broadway Photoplay Club; Science Club; Yearbook Staff; Glee Club; Li- brary Staff, History Honor So- ciety. C. P. St. Joseph Women's Col. She docth little kindness which most leave undone. Rose A. Markert 22 Webster Street Yearbook Staff. I Entered Bornnoer in 4A Term I C. P. Passaic General Hosp. Simple and sweet. Sylvan Markosian 700 Summer Avenue National Honor Society; Year- book Staff; Fencing; Track; Bowling; Football; Basketball; Science Club; 4B. 4A Reception Committee; 4B Dance Commit- tee; Aftermath Club; History Honor Society. C. P. Newark Coll, of Eng For Pete's sake. Gloria Edith Martin 136 North Ninth Street Science Club; Library Staff; Thalians. Undesignated Baptist Institute A grand girl, natural and un- affected. Jerry J. Mast 295 Central Avenue Science Club; Basketball. C. P. Undecided Talks little, loves to whistle. Elizabeth Matyko 258 Highland Avenue Art Club; Science Club. Undesignated Business A sweet, quiet girl. DOLLY GLORY BETTE NEIL BETTY Gateways Norman A. Maybin 111 Summer Avenue National Honor Society; Latin Honor Society; French Honor So- ciety; History Honor Society; French Conversational Club; Science Club; Art Club; Photo- play Club, Aftermath Club. Lan- guage Arts Club; Yearbook Staff; Acropolis. C. P. Howard U. Eager, bright, and ready to serve. Neil Mazxocchi 26 Nassau Street Italian Honor Society; Science Club; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Bovs' Leaders, History Honor So- ciety. C. P. Undecided A happy, carefree tempera- ment. Elizabeth McAdam 73 Fairmount Avenue Science Club; Yearbook Staff. Civic Undecided Twink'ing eyes, kind and friend- ly, all descriptive of Betty.” JANET Janet A. McDonald 185 Summer Avenue Secretary of German Honor So- ciety; Glee Club; A Capella Choir; Mixed Chorus; Service Club; Science Club; Acropolis; Photoplay Club. Junior Red Cross; 48 Dance Committee; Yearbook Staff; History Honor Society. C. P. Undecided A truer friend is hard to find, steady and sincere. Edward J. McEvoy 573 North Seventh Street Science Club; Photoplay Club; Thalians; Golf; Junior Boys' Leaders; Freshman Football. Undes.gnated Business A likable, lovable Irishman.” Louis L. McReynolds 35 North Ninth Street Yearbook Staff. C. P. Undecided A friendly lad is this boy Lee. 33 MACK ROWE JIMMIE PORKY BOOB IE Gateways Paul Meier 617 Highland Avenue National Honor Society; Science Club; Attertath Club; Language Arts Club; French Honor Socie- ty; Orchestra; Band; All-City Band; All-County Band; All- State Band; All-State Orchestra; Yearbook Staff; History Honor Society. C. P. Oberlin College And still he talked and still the wonder grew. That one small head could car- ry all he knew. Murray R. Millet ■ 90 Ridge Street Spanish Honor Society; Fencing; Junior Boys' Leaders; Acropolis; Bowling- Science Club; Fresh- man Orchestra. 4B Dance Com- mittee; 4p,.-4A Reception; Art Club; Aftermath Club; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Rutgers Knowledge is power. Roland J. Mignone 202 Highland Avenue Track; Science Club; 4B Dance Committee; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Seton Hall A laugh is worth a hundred groans. George Minisi 336 Clifton Avenue Spanish Honor Society; 3A Con- gress. 3A, 4B Dance Committee; 4B Reception Committee; Tha- lians; Science Club; Bowling Club; Co-Recreation Club; Glee Club; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Stevens Tech, A gag, a girl, clothes and a car, I guess he's just a male La- marr. James L. Millar 247 Broadway President and Treasurer of French Honor Society; Aftcr- math Club; Boys' Leaders; Science Club; Camera Club. C. P. Undecided Be good, fair lad, and let who can be clever. Anne Molinari 542 North Third Street Science Club-Camera Club. Pho- toplay Club; Thalians; Swimming; Basketball; B Girl; Bowling Club, Art Club; 4B Dance Commit- tee. Yearbook Staff. C. P. Presbyterian Hospital Always ready for fun. Cheerful and charming. 34 Helen A. Moor 53 South Ninth Street Letfn Honor Society; Junior Red Crow; Photoplay Club; Acropo- lis; Glee Club; Hockey; Science Club; Health Office Staff; 4B, 4A Reception Committee; Year- book Staff. C. P. Undecided A girl who quietly winds her way, And does her duty day by day. Glendora A. Morroni 686 Parker Street National Honor Society; Secre- tary of Latin Honor Society; Vice-President of Photoplay Club; French Honor Society; Thaliam; B Girl; Mixed Cho- rus; Glee Club; Acropolis; A Cappella Choir; Science Club; Freshman Orchestra, 4B Recep- tion Committee; Basketball; Hockey; Yearbook Staff. C. P. N. ). C. Her beaming personality at- tracts warm friendship. James L. Neicc, Jr. 20 Mt. Prospect Place Photoplay Club; Boys' Leaders; Stage Crew; Cheerleader. C. P. Undecided Though he comes here, it's sure his mind is elsewhere. CHI-CHI PUO GLENNY JIMMY O'Loughlin __� ock Street N. Y. Inst, of Dietetics A lovable smile and an enviable charm. Undecided A smiling face, a soft voice, enchanting dimples. If Frank Panico 230 Sixth Avenue Freshman Football; Socnce Club; Junior Boys' Leaders; -48, 4A Reception Committee. 3A, 4B Dance Committees. Yearbook Staff. Civic Boys' Vocational Jolly, happy-go-lucky. Ola Mae Passmore 19 Hartford Street Yearbook Staff; Science Club. Glee Club. Civic Undecided Silent and serious. Amalia Pelino 130 Parker Street Science Club; Bowling; Freshman Hockey, Nurse's Staff; 3A, 4B Dance Committee; 4B, 4A Re- ception Committee. Thalians; Yearbook Staff. Undesignated City Hospital Quite a talker whom it is good to know. BUD OLLIE AMY BILL PIDGE William Phillips 127 Wickliffe Street Track; Cross Country. Civic Undecided Swift-running. Robert Pidgeon 28 North Twelfth Street Fencing. Civic Undecided Mysterious. Elizabeth Pinkler 415 Roseville Avenue Glee Club; Science Club; Year- book Staff; Thalians. Undesignated Business Smiling, pleasant and witty. 36 Edward C Pistilli 42 Carteret Street Band; Orchestra; Blue Jackets; Centennial Cavalcade. Undesignated Music Musically inclined, witty and jovial. ED ART Raffacla Ann Quartcllo 112 Summer Avenue National Honor Society; Secre- tary of History Honor Society; Italian Honor Society; Language Art Club; Photoplay Club; Ju- nior Red Cross; Thalians; Science Club; 3A, 4B Senator; 3A, 4B Dance Committco; Of- fice Staff, 4B, 4A Reception Committee; Chairman of Person- nel Board of Yearbook. C. P. Business College Charming and witty is Raye Also intelligent, loyal and o«y. VIN RAYE Jean Quimby 349 North Eleventh Street Science Club; Boots and Sad- dle; Girls' Service Club; Tha- lians. Undesignated Berkley Cute gal—what clothes! QUIM MICKEY Lena Rafanello 194 Hunterdon Street History Honor Society; Lan- guage Arts Club; Science Club; Yearbook Staff; Acropolis Board; 4B, 4A Reception Committee. C. P. Undecided Mickey-clever debater, keen questioner and charming per- son. 37 George Reed 16 Hcddcn Place Science Club; Spanish Honor Society. UndesiQnated Newark Tech. Little man who isn't there. Marie Helen Restaino 82 Mt. Prospect Avenue National Honor Society; History Honor Society; Italian Honor Society; Language Arts Club; Thalians; Photoplay Club; Junior Red Cross, Science Club; 3A, 48 Dance Committee; 48, 4A Reception Committee; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Miss Whitman's Bus. Col. Beauty is never so rare. As when wit and wisdom arc also there. Jeannetta Robinson 22 Chester Avenue Spanish Honor Society• Spanish Conversational Club; Photoplay Club; Science Club; 3A, 48 Dance Committee; Mixed Cho- rus; Glee Club. A Cappella Choir; Yearbook Staff; B Girls. C. P. Drake Foot-loose and fancy free; With hair that charms both you and me. Philip Rosenblum 282 Park Avenue Mixed Chorus; Junior Boys' Leaders; Yearbook Staff; Photo- play Club; Aftermath Club; Scienco Club; Acropolis; His- tory Honor Society. C. P. Stevens Silence often persuades when speaking fails. Minnie Rotonda 91 Second Street 48 Dance Committee; Yearbook Staff, Camera Club; Science Club; Glee Club. Civic Undecided Quiet? Certainly not! Rudolph Rullo 103 North Seventh Street Undesignated Coll, of Eng. Seen but seldom heard . . . Interest Ruth. 38 RUDY AGGIE Gateways Robert E. Russoman 24 Taylor Street Vice-President of Spanish Hon- or Society; Yearbook Staff; Ca- mera Club; Science Club; Tha- liens. C. P. Undecided .V Thomas J. Ryan 422 Fourth Avenue President of National Honor So- ciety; French Honor Society; President of Photoplay; Presi- dent of Thalians; Chairman of Sales Board Acropolis; Ticket Chairman of Science Club; Vice- President of Speech Forum; 3A, 4B Senator, 8oys' Leaders; Cen- tennial Cavalcade; 4B Reception Committee; History Honor So- ciety; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Columbia A man of personality to carry things before him. Agnes Salerno 102Vi Mt. Prospect Avenue French Honor Society; Language Arts; Library Staff; Yearbook Staff; Acropolis Board. 3A, 4B, Dance Committees; 4B Reception Committee. C. P. Berkeley School Ready, willing and able. Joseph Salvatore 639 North Seventh Street Constance Sammarco 409 Roseville Avenue Vincent A. Santagada 148 Garside Street Science Club; Football. Civic Undecided I can take it. Hockey Team; Science Club. Undesignated Business Beautiful hair plus beautiful blue eyes. Italian Honor Society; Boys’ Leaders; Science Club. C. P. N. Y. U. A classmate honest and true, and a worker.” 39 VINNIE EDDIE Gatetoays Yolanda L. Sasso 525 Roseville Avenue Italian Honor Society. G rl� ' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. G rl� ' Ser- vice Club. B Girl; Acropolis Board. B Dance Committee; Yearbook Sfatt. Hockey Team. Science Club. C P. Orange Memorial Hospital Cute and sweet Manuel J. Savran 350 West Market Street Spanish Honor Society; Photo- play. Science Club; Language Arts. Camera Club. String En- semble; Band; Orchestra, Blue Jackets; Bowling Team; 8oys‘ Leader, Yearbook Stall, Acropo- lis Board; Freshman Football. 4B Reception Committee. Essex County Orchestra C- P Newark College of Engineering Music hath charms and so have musicians. Edward H. Schneider 825 Parker Street German Honor Society; Science Club; Thalians; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Undecided A quiet lad who aims to please. Carlyle W. Schumacher 23 Twelfth Avenue Treasurer of National Honor So- ciety; History Honor Sooety; German Honor Society; Junior Boys' Leaders, Science Club. 3A, •� B Dance Committee. Yearbook Staff. C. P. Chemistry Tall, blonde and studious. Lois A. Sccor 10 Myrtle Avenue Spanish Honor Society; Science Club Hockey Glee Club; 4B Oancc Committee. C. P. Undecided My goo'ness. Frank Charles Selkc, Jr. 485 Roseville Avenue 3A Dance Committee; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Undecided If smiles were money, he'd be a millionaire. 40 SOOKY Gateways Edward Leonard Shustak 349 North Seventh Street Junior Boy� ' Leader� ; Centen- nial Stage Crew; Camera Club; Acroooli� Board; Yearbook Staff. 48 Dance Committee. 4B. 4A Reception. Science Club, Photo- play. Thahan Stage Crew. Foot- ball Manager. A� � i� tant Manager of Fencing. Boy� - Leader� Club; 4a Dance Committee C. P. Newark University For he’ a jolly good fellow, that nobody can deny. Howard Siegel 67 Heller Parkway Boy� ' Leader� . Science Club Lan- guage Art� Club; Junior Boy� ' Leader� ; 3A, 4B Dance Commit- tee 48 Reception Committee; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Indiana U. Fir� t hone� t lawyer � � rvce Lincoln. Rose Signorin 155 Verona Avenue 4B Dance Committee. Girl� ' Glee Club; Science Club; Bowling Club. Ctvic Undecided Silent and sweet James Harry Smith 492 North Fourth Street Freshman Football. Varsity Foot- ball; Bovs’ Glee Club. Mixed Choru� ; Band; Orchestra. Base- ball Captam. 48. 4A Basketball Captam; Science Club. Track; B Man. Undengnated Seton Hall A football, track and ba� ket- ball man Evelyn L. Snavely 834 Dc G� aw Avenue National Honor Soooty; French Honor Society, Hockey. Basket- ball; Senate. Art. Acropolis; Yearbook Staff; Science Club; Photoplay; Office Staff; Dance Committee; Hufory Honor So- ciety. C. P. Buckncll Intelligence is not her only virtue. Robert Soltow 129 Che� ter Avenue Football; Baseball. Civic Undecided Neat as a pin and oh, that western drawl! BOB Aurora Soriano 211 Mt. Prospect Avenue Italian Honor Society, Thalians; Sconce Club; B Girl, 4B Dance Committee. Civic Undecided Flowers, clothes and smiles. Ralph P. Sozio 99 Clifton Avenue Band; Orchestra; Manager of Bluejackets, Science Club; Year- book Staff. C. P. Undecided Music m his art. DEL ANGIE RAL LEGGIE MIMI RED Frederic Stalks 43 Delavan Avenue Band; Orchestra. Blue Jackets; Boys' Glee Club; Science Club. Civic Virginia State That's wild! Miriam L. Stanley 40 North Broad Street National Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; History Honor Society; Vice-President French Honor Society; Girls' Service; Acropolis Board. Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; A Cappella Choir; Assistant Editor Le Plume; Co- Chairman of Personnel Board of Yearbook C. P. Undecided Sweet and charming, you'll agree, is our lovely maiden, Mimi. Annette Violet Stoppione 809' 2 Mt. Project Avenue A Cappella; Chorus. B' ball. Baskgi Sciei Com tec 42 Robert H. Storch 68 Montclair Avenue History Honor Society. C. P. Undecided Oh, whet a boy' Argument is the spice of his life.” Patrick J. Strollo 50 North Twelfth Street Italian Honor Society; Science Club. Thahans Club; 3A. 4B Dance Committee, 4B Reception Committee; Junior Bovs' Lead- ers; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Seton Hall Pipes, girls and cars.” Elisabeth Strouse 398 North Twelfth Street Latin Honor Society; Girls' Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Science Club; Photoplay Club; Thahans; B” Girl; Hockey, Basketball. C. P. Undecided Gentlemen prefer blondes.” BOB SPOOKY BETTS PEANUT BETTY VIV Margaret Taylor 7 Fairmount Avenue Science Club; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Undecided There are but few who know the hidden treasures in Mar- garet.” Elisabeth Tcwalt 82 Beaumont Place Acropolis Board; Photoplay Club; Glee Club; Science Club; Yearbook Staff. Thahans. C. P. Skidmore Her voice is ever soft, gentle and low. Vivian Thelin 98 Heller Parkway Yearbook Staff; Acropohs Board; Secretary of Thahans. Hockey; Basketball. 8” Girls; ' Science Club. C. P. Wisconsin Powers of personality are hers.” 43 6oteu)flt)s Onan Edward Travers 92 Nassau Street Boys' Leaders; Speech Forum; Library Club; Science Club; Football; Yearbook Staff. Undesignated Morgan Col. Ace of hearts. Charles Adams Turner 634 North Eighth Street Baseball; Basketball. Yearbook Staff. C. P. Undecided A good sport in every sense. .Dominick Vallario 196 Highland Avenue Italian Honor Society; Yearbook Staff; Science Club; Fencing; Boys' Leaders; 4B Dance Com- mittee; Class Football Champion 1940. C. P. Undecided A happy rogue with a winning smile. CHARLIE VAL Armand J. Vecchione 176 Eighth Avenue History Honor Society; Italian Honor Society; Boys' Leaders; Science Club, Cross-Country; Yearbook Staff. C. P. N. Y. U. A boy who's always changing pace. He never stays In just one place. Pasqualc Vecchione 177 Eighth Avenue Yearbook Staff; Science Club; Inter-State Basketball. Inter- State Baseball; Football; Cross- Country. Civic Undecided A pleasant fellow, fond of athletics. Mini A. Viscito 284 North Sixth Street Italian Honor Society; Language Arts; 3A, 4B Dance Committee; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Undecided Away they go, her dancing feet. Her hair, those eyes, she's just a treat. VECCHIE MIN ALAN But. School and lipstick. e to a y s Lucille Marie Waidclick It South Twelfth Street French Honor Society; Girls' Leaders; 3A, 48 Oance Commit- tee. Science Club. Yearbook Staff; Spanish Honor Society. C. P. Undecided Her hair is lovely, her clothes have style; Lucille's a girl well worth your while. Alan Satterlee Warden 471 Ridge Street Tennis; Camera Club; Yearbook Board. C. P. Cornell Neat sporty dresser, and very pleasmg to know. BUD Walter J. Wenzel 322 Grafton Avenue Boys' Leaders Club; Fencing; Science Club; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Cornell Harry Wheeler 11 Spring Street History Honor Society; Science Club; B Man; Freshman Foot- ball; Varsity Football; Track; 4B, 4A Basketball. Undesignated Upsala College The magnificent he-man. Robert Story Widman 237 North Fifth Avenue Boys' Leaders; Camera Club; Science Club; Manager of Cross Country; B Man. Civic Newark Coll, of Eng. A handsome lad who loves bow-ties. BOB Gateways DIT Anthony Lapolla 427 Orange Street Undesignated Music Just a bit bashful. Ida Belle Woodton 102 Davenport Avenue Girls' Glee Culb; Mixed Chorus; Theliens; Girls' Leaders; 4B Dance Committee; Yearbook Civic Virginia State College Petite, sugar and spice and everything's that's nice. Theodore Brush Fort Dix, N. J. Undesignated. Ernest P. Zanni 30 Sixth Avenue Italian Honor Society; Science Club. c. P. Viilanova College Quiet, honest and sincere. Joseph Fred Kunse Fort Dix, N. J. Undesignated LAPPY Kathlee Lee 91 Wilsey Street Undesignated 46 Summer School Graduates John Barrett 237 North Seventh Street Junior 8oys Leaders; Science Ctub. Civic Panzer Swell person. Joseph Cardeli 392 North Fifth Street Science Club. Civic Undecided Nice to know. Ernest H. Ingram 305 Norfolk Street Science Club; Track Captain; Cross Country. Civic Undecided Quick and clever. Michael Juliano 85 Mt. Prospect Avenue Science Club; 8, 4A Basketball Team; Interclass Basketball Team. Civics Panzer Best in everything. Louis Martino 156 Grafton Avenue Blue Jackets; Manager of Fenc- ing Team. Civic Undecided Our musical man and an athlete. Theresa Mondo 456 North Eleventh Street Photoplay Club; Science Club; Home Economics Club; ThaWans; Hockey. Civic Drake Simple, sweet and nice to meet. 47 JOHNNIE MIKE LOU TERRY Summer School Graduates Charles Montalbano 264 Berkeley Avenue Yearbook Staff; Manager of Basketball. C. P. Undecided Happy-Go-Lucky. Helen K. Moore 67 Kearny Street Science Club. C. P. Undecided Cute, small and always smiling. Nicholas Narducci 621 North Fifth Street Thalians; Baseball; Basketball. Civte Casey Jones Oh those waves! Freeman Parker 512 North Fourth Street Band; Orchestra; Track; Base- ball; Thalians; Centennial Calva- cade; 3A, 4B Dance Committee; Blue Jackets; Cross Country; Boys' Leaders; Basketball; Fresh- man Football; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Minnesota U. Tall, with sparkling eyes. Oh, that wave! Doris Spillane 105 Third Street German Honor; Girls' Leaders Club; Yearbook Staff. C. P. Undecided Petite and cute. Anne Todd 153 Clifton Avenue Science Club; Photoplay Club; Thalians; 48 Dance Committee; 4B Reception Committee; Year- book Staff. C. P. Undecided Southern Belle. 48 ANNE Summer School Graduates Science Club; Interests Basket- ball. Civic Undecided Small and dark with a pleasant personality. CLASS SONG The joy of life and youth we found Within these halls. The echo of our laughter and our song Still softly falls. This is our home, this place we love And hold in revery; Through years to come it will be ours To keep in memory. Beyond these portals we can see New, deeper ways. But in our every thought will be These golden days. To you we raise triumphant song Deep from the heart. As now the gates of years to come Swing slow apart. —ELIZABETH TEWALT 49 HARRIET DRESONER 1 Second) BARRINGER HIGH S' Newark, N. J. Second half year 1m Grade June matior RAFFAELA QUARTELLOl ' Fourth) fMTmnn 'latione Mimic Foundations cnl Traini HEINZ JAFFE FOR REM HER SIDE OF CARD ALLAIRE URBAN 'First PAUL MEIER Third) WILLIAM DIECK Eighth Freehand Drawing Mechanical Drawin form 600 13-2 MILDRED CERES (Tenth) PAUL KRAN ' Ninth MIRIAM STANLEY (Seventh) Gateways Staff Sales Board Frank D'Annunno. Chairman; Anna Moli- nari, Anne Todd, Thomas Ryan, Dominick Vallario, Harold Fonda, Ruth Klurstein, Miriam Stanley, George Minis), Guido Bat- tista, Ruth Lewis, Charles Kopscik, Janet McDonald, Katheryn Culver. ASSOCIATE EDITORS AND CHAIRMEN PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERT P. JONES, Editor-In-Chief SALES Photography Board Edward Shustak, Chairman; Marianna De Santis, Veronica Johnston, Lee McReynolds, Paul Mc-cr, Michael Ccntanm, John Mar- aulli, Leonard Epstein, Eugene Cadmus. Frank Panico, Walter Garvin, Philip Rosen- blum, Robert Russoman, Onan Travers, Alan Warden, Mildred Castagno. Associate Editors and Chairmen Allaire Urban, John Pinkman, Joyce Hill, William Quigley. Frank D'Annuniio. Ed- ward Shustak. Raffacla Quartello, Miriam Stanley, Jean Hines, Edwa'd Laragy, Evelyn Snavely, Frank Sclkc, Betty Dcrcfield, Nor- man Maybin, Leonard Epstien. Art Board Evelyn Snavcly. Chairman; Maxine Bickford, Joan Dichm, Gloria De Mana, Marior.e Dimm, Joseph Guar mo, Rocco Feravola, Murray Millet, Minnie Visoto, Walter Wenzel. Statistics Board Betty Derefield, Norman Maybin, Co- Chairmen; Pauline Blum. Josephme De Pasquaic. Clara DeSantis, Harriet Dresdner, Frank Heringcr, Marjonc Hopp, Elvira Magno. Elizabeth McAdam, Janet Mc- Donald. Mary Sue O'Malley, Rosalyn LePre, Ola Mae Passmore, Jeanetta Robinson, Mm- nie Rotonda, Yolanda Sasso, Doris Spillane. Ida Woodton. Henry G. Conner, Yolanda DeCisco. Business Board Leonard Epstien, Chairman; Margaret 8ooth, Eugene Cadmus, Angelo Emeo. Ralph Ferry, Rchard Fisher. Alice Glod, Mane Griggs. Hemz Jaffe, Assunta Lucc-ola, Freeman Parker, Ruth Parsons, Margaret Taylor, Onan Travers, Ralph Sozio. Athletic Board Frank Seiko, Chairman; Fred Bruno, Flor- ence Ciccone. Newell Eiscle. Rocco Fera- vola, Dorris Gee, John Hadam. Angelo Er- rico, Roland Mignone, Charles Montalbano. John Marzulii, Edward Schneider, Domimck Vallano, Charles Turner. Features Board Jean Hines, Edward laragy. Co-Chairmen; Vivian Thelin, Betty Tewalt, Rhcva Holz- man. Mary Lucille Artley, Glendora Mor- rom, Lena Rafanello, Ruth Parsons, Howard Siegel. Rose Markcrt, Annette Stoppione, Patrick Strollo, Lois Clark, Hemz Jaffe, Mildred Ceres, Agnes Salerno, Carlyle Schu- macher, Patrick Vecchione. Armand Vecch- ione, Agatha Casale. Amalio Pelino. FEATURES Personnel Board Raffaclla Quartello. Miriam Stanley. Co- Chairmen. Lillian Alibertini, Angelo Alfano, Mary Artley, Rose Ann Caruso. Lydia Cav- ale. Angelo Comerci. Thomas Brady, Peter Beil, Carl Cufone, Ruth Parsons, Gertrude Doherty, Manuel Savran. Marie Ferrara. Marguerite Kavanaugh, Sylvan Ma'kosian. Helen A. Moore. Edith Manning, Mcnnen O’Loughlm. Marie Restaino. Lucille Waide- hck. ART STATISTICS BUSINESS ATHLETIC. PERSONNEL QJbcs-rvx aj tK rnncxx o f rA.r y cLo rxXJJ , -WjiWfc - W Sb «VTOO , rvT kfto t , dSuixVr (V-c d -Jk ja «-r - rrr iXwvx ojjc dliu A ±W- C j Wj 4 cv c eju t, c C o-r CUC -' A FORWARD LOOK Name Pet Peeve Ambition Destiny Alfano, Angelo Nagging Alibertini, Lillian Bluffers Wrapping bundles for Artley, Mary Lucille Jitterbugs Barrett, John Some teachers Battista, Guido Knee socks Begley, John Honey-sweet music Journalist Beil, Peter Highatters Blum, Pauline The world Gym teacher Bickford. Maxine Cats Brady, Thomas Some teachers Model husband Bruno, Fred Cadmus, Eugene Hair cuts Work Pmg Pong champ Caputo, Joseph Kittens Carded, Joseph Girls? Carlucci. Marie Caruso, Rose A Impersonator Caruso, Rose J Jitterbugs Nurse Casalc, Agatha . Flashy colors Gym teacher Triple divorcee Housewife Castagno, Mildred Centanm, Joseph Teachers Ceres, Mildred Catty girls First lady Waitress Cicconc, Florence Waiting Clark, Lois - History tests Nurse Colson, Rosco Comerci, Angelo Homework History Teacher Conner, Henry School Engineer Coppola, Angelo Experiments Machinist Cufone. Carl Dugan's Mechanic Cullari, Frank Graduate Beautician D'Aloia. Lucille Crowded buses Business D'Amico, William Tardy people Doctor D'Annunzio. Francis Appointments Doctor Dawkins, John Flatterers Clarinetist Hats Model Model housewife De Lorenzo, Concetfa Secretary De Mana, Gloria Oral reports Artist De Pasquale, Josephine Some teachers Secretary Dcrefield, Bettie Baby talk Career woman De Santis Clara Skimpy sandwiches Secretary Ham actor Opera star Symphony orchestra Housewife De Santis, Marianna Unmusical moments Opera smger Dieck, William . Silly questions Chemist Artist Dimm, Marjorie Jones Designer Doherty, Gertrude Dog-haters Dresdner, Harriet. Primping m public Math teacher Epstien, Leonard Capitalists Barber shop politician Auto horns Forester Fcravolo, Rocco Shaving Irresponsibility Grease monkey Gigolo Fonda, Harold ... Compositions ... . School Travel Frankovsky, Madeline Crowded buses ....... Nurse Jabbering Physicist Pro Chess p a,: Gaylord, Andrew Dark hall lockers Gee, Doris Jealousy Glennon, Margaret Birthdays Interior decorator Salesgirl 56 Name Pet Peeve Ambition Destiny Glod, Alien---------------------Toll 20-page assignments Multi-millionairess Gay divorcee Griggs, Marie Broken shoe laces Accountant Comedienne Grillo, Arthur Haircuts Salesman Bouncer Guarino, Joseph ................Some teachers ------ -----------Yank left-fielder Water boy Hadam, John Homework __________________ Business man Pitcher Halsey, Marjorie Rising early Nurse Nurse Hernnger, Ruth__________ Monday morning Secretary Etiquette wr.ter Herringer, Frank Some teachers Success Krupa's valet Hetherington, Mary Gabbers Business woman Housewife Hill, Joyce.....................Smell of garlic Nurse Cook Hines, Jean_____________________Procrastination Business executive Fashion expert Holmes, Westley.................Angry girls Success W P A Holzman. Rheva ......... Hypochondriacs Bacteriologist Germ chaser Hopp, Marjorie Neighbors Pharmacist President Ingram, Ernest Girls popping gum U S. Air Corps Navy Jaffe, Hemz................. Homework Engineer Publisher Johnson. Dons Statistics Graduate Statistician Johnston, Veronica Morning rising Business woman Housewife Jones. Bob Margie Advertising executive Casanova at his best Juliano. Michael ... Monday morning Rich playboy Elevator operator Kavanaugh, Marguerite Dentist Social Service Worker Teacher Kinsey, Margaret Getting up Beautician Beautician Klurstem. Ina Ruth Alarm clocks Dress designer ... Dressmaker Kopcsik, Charles Working. Test pilot Junk man Kranz. Paul Flirts Pharmacist Latin teacher Lapolla, Anthony................ Getting up Musician Jazz player Laragy, Edward Trihedral angles ... Engineer Geometry teacher La Torre, Philip _______________ School Metropolitan Opera star Jazz singer La Valla, Jean Measles Secretary Filing clerk Le Pre, Rosalyn...._.......... History Secretary Movie actress Lessa, John..................... Homework Mechanical engineer History «teacher Lewis. Ruth Corridor Hello's Aviatrix Phone operator Lucciola, Assunta . Getting up Woman doctor Nurse Luciano. Fred...................7th period Lawyer Glamour boy Magno, Elvira .............. Classroom pnmpers Fashion designer English teacher Malanga, Raffaella ............. Flirts Stenographer Showgirl Manning. Etta .................. Snobs To weigh 120 lbs. School majmt Markert, Rose ........Boys' ties Nurse Nursemaid Markosian, Sylvan ..............Ambitious teachers Liquidate pet peeve Morphine peddler Martin, Gloria.................. Getting up Undecided Housewife Martino. Lois Chewing gum Band leader Dancer Marzulli. John A. Jitterbuggmg Lawyer Preacher Masi, Jerry ....... School Businessman Pro baseball player Matyko, Elizabeth Waiting .... Comptometnst Telephone operator Maybin, Norman— Bluffers Math teacher Comedian Mazzocchi, Neil Debs Lawyer ... Grocer McAdam, Elizabeth History Secretary Archoadogist McDonald, Janet Showing off Nurse Model McEvoy, Edward..................Getting up Break 100 in golf Soldier McReynolds, Lee Meier Chemist Mr. Dumm's successor Meier. Paul ....................McReynold World dictator Pessimist Mignone, Roland. Braggarts Lawyer U S Marine Band Millar, James Hard boiled English teachers Cadillac salesman Junk dealer Millet. Murray ............. Naming it Teaching Science Reading gas meters Mm.SI, George H. R. 41 Aviator Grease monkey Molmari, Anna................... Nasty disposition Nurse Housewife Mondo, Theresa..................Crowded lunchroom Singer Stenographer Montolbano, Charles Sandwiches m lunchroom Coast Guard Fisherman Moore. Helen A. . Wearing hats Teacher Teacher Moore, Helen K.................. Being interviewed Aviatrix Airline hostess Morrom, Glenny.......... ....... Tardy mailmen Join the Navy Army wife Narducci, Nick ............. Noisy halls Airplane mechanic Plumber Neice, James School Producer Usher Niemcyer, Gloria................This war Comptometnst Marry a soldier O'Loughlin, Mennen Be mg marked tardy Dietitian Vegetarian O'Malley. Mary Sue.............. A cold Pro tenn.s player Escort Bureau Panico, Frank................... Studying Policeman Fireman Parker.......................... Park your karkus Dentist Candy salesman Parsons, Ruth . Insects Nurse Perfume demonstrator 57 Name Passmore. Ola Mae Pelino, Amalia_______ Phillips, William Pidgeon, Robert Pinkler, Elizabeth Pinkman, John....... Pistilli, Edward...................Math Pizzulo, Arthur_______ Awful perfume Pocoroba, Vincent Math Quartello, Raffaela Capitalist defenders Pet Peeve ....Violin players ..Boys' line...... History_________ Extra lab periods Sport dresses... Grammar Ambition Nurse.. Nurse Gym teacher Quigley, William.._______________HjS.. Quimby, Jean.....................School— Rafancllo, Lena................ ..Opera singers....... Reed, George ....................Class reports........ Restaino. Marie__________________Capitalists defenders Robinson. Jeannette Conceit Housewife Rosenblum, Philip................Shustak and homeroom . Mechanical engineer Rotonda. Minnie..................Chem tests Perfect lady City Commissioner ___White collar girl. ...Success........... —Musician Aeronautical engineer ___Lawyer................ __Executive secretary.., ___Farmer______________ . Housewife......... Reporter........... .Broker Private secretary . Destiny Philharmonic orchestra Nursemaid . Cunningham 2nd Rullo, Rudolph...................Getting up early Russoman, Robert Certain cheese sandwiches Ryan, Tom The phrase 0 brother! Salerno, Agnes................ . Conceited glamour boys Salvatore, Joseph.............. Changing for gym----------- Sammarco, Constance.............Homework..........—....... Santagada, Vinrent ------------ 7-period day........ Sasso, Yolanda..................Insincerity Business. Scientist ......................... Obedient husband ......Traffic cop ..... Soda jerker Movie manager Orchestra leader Perfume tester Conressman Jazz singer ___Walt Disney 2nd ___Mrs. Dixie ...Comedienne -Card shark ... Capitalist UIdeal cook .....Grease monkey — Mannequin .Milkman Chemist Librarian .. Engineer Business Doctor.. . Nurse Doctor Salesgirl Side show professor Housewife Butcher Busy body Liquidate Pet Peeve Beachcomber Machinist .......Grease monkey Research chemist .....Chemistry professor Savran, Manuel...................History.. Schneider, Edward _______________Wise guys Schumacher, Carlyle_____________Homework Secor, Lois ........Staying in........ Airline stewardess ...Mrs. Hadam Selke, Frank ...Teachers Newspaperman .......Copy boy Shustak. Edward.................Giggling girls Photographer Candid camera fiend Siegel, Howard..... The world Lawyer .............Politician Signorin, Rose.................. Forward boys....................Win jitter bug contest............Housewife Smith, Harry.....................The name Trmgle Head Baseball player............ Bat boy .......Mrs. Wenzel ..Gum tester Snavely, Evelyn..................Blondes___________________________Education. Soltow, Robert E. . .............Audible chewing..................Engineer ... Soriano, Aurora Monday morning Stenographer Dress designer Sonce, Angelina Conceited people............... To finish school .....Band vocalist Sozio, Ralph.....................All 7 periods.....................To retire........................Hobo Spillane, Doris............. .... Noisy hallways Nurse Nursemaid Stalks, Fredrick ..... Eh, what did you say? A musician Prince charming Stanley, Miriam ... Bossy people.................... Businesswoman ....Boss's wife Stoppione, Annette.. Draft----------------------------Aviatrix..........................Comedienne Storch, Robert...................Blowout___________________________Executive________________________Dog catcher Strollo, Pat.....................Fickle girls.. ....Doctor Romeo Strouse, Elizabeth_______________Supercilious people One of the rich rich..............Ballroom Dancer Taylor, Margaret.................Conceited people..................A millionairess....™™____________Salvation Army worker Bacteriologist. . Nurse.. . Designer . Lawyer____ Welfare worker ..Housewife ..Her own dressmaker ..Census taker Tewalt. Elizabeth............... Grubbers Thelin, Vivian__________________Communists.. Todd, Ann.......................Cynical people Travers, Oran___________________Gum chewing girls Turner, Charles.................Teachers ..... 3rd base N. Y. Giants...........Sports editor of Hobo News Urban, Allaire..................People who rnmplain Unlimited.......... Housewife Vallario, Dominick......... Corny Jokes ........................Chemical engineer...............Water boy Voss, Doris.....................Fire drills.....................Stenographer____________________Housewife Vecchione, Armand...... Smart Alecs ....................Accountant..................... Bank clerk Vecchione, Patsy________________Class reports............... -.Physical Educator---------------Olympic star Viscito, Mini___________________lekes Liquidate the Woodpecker Song Jitterbug instructor Waidelick, Lucille.............. Timber Minisi.................Housewife_______________________Mrs. Widman Warden, Alan S___________________Atoms and Ions. Wenzel, Walter...................Acids, bases and salts Wheeler__________________________I llness.. Widman, Robert___________________Secretive people Windle, Edward...................Heavy perfume Woodton, lda_....................Jealousy... Zanfini, George..................Sunday night... Zanni, Ernest....................Latin.. Conservationist Naturalist . Football champ. ....... Draftsman.............. .Diplomat................ ..A good secretary.. . Athlete.... ...Dentist „C.C. C. ™Beau Brummel . Boxer ....F. B. I. agent ...Actor First Lady . . Water boy .Riveter 58 nounco: The Llfo of Jtoriun- Student tickotn 15 coats' Bowling Club ncots today at 3 P� M. at ft but lnportant aooting of tho officers and a in Plcr.r.c be prompt. 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Quinn Forrlco 50 Vton dhards Mlchol 61 - Icxandoi, cchi.-roIl tx,xtttM • «oward , Porl.-a0 „ 63 Croeo 33 Carll Cop£l Cull Zlur I Rulia Fort 35 I rof LaVnl. LoPro Hiemey Philllv 01001.01 36 Sexton Cavtlgl Vecchio Todd Health Office Permit Mame. W ..... a.y n, Boon... . if7....Date..... Sent to health offlee for .. c £f. .7k k. -.Ja ?. - i. p Y Tlme. '.f f... Teacher. $. rlndln«8..... Counters irned.f }?. XsCllSc- a, m Ml r'-ddo r, f00 oti f®Do� J to kot%iate) Moli4y v � 'Vy„ % A 1,5 ott, Po rtc Che cod ri lla jMian Form eo 69 SBoVCrh1’ J 0,o n, r la ;'-Jo«ki ■a° 0r”'-ot,„ 50 lo� � - •‘'odor, o '.r; o oUg 33 Ca. Co i l Ucei . 'pPola , «-1 yw-.t� sun� 'ort yi£ •chodulod f 7r' «, s££i« in 0- i£d €S- Cu u r lco .fe I sruuious sl5C� T0 Bt ST mnuk BlGGFST pul I- Vox Pop • rw e' flzwws SCHOOL Dawn As the gray streaked sky becomes bright. As the mist begins to rise, Birds awake to sing and play. The dawn is beginning to break. Slowly, so slowly, the sunbeams brighten The sleepy world. The sun has come to wake the drowsy, Wake them from a peaceful sleep. For it is morning. And another day has begun. ▼ Night The moon is dripping light Shedding a soft glow on silvery stairs Connecting sky and earth; It moves silently across the heaven A faint whisper floats on the scented night breeze Angles glide gently Up the musical stairway. To the star laden sky Will They Forget? Today I roam upon the wind-tossed hills, And listen to the whisperings of the grass. Tomorrow must I lie beneath the ground. Unmindful of the fleeting joys that pass? Today I walk with springing step and free; I wander with the wandering leaves. Tomorrow shall I be as cold as they, And lie forgotten 'ncath the barren trees? No—forever will I live, while on and on My heart will roam upon this hill; The world may never think of me again, But all the whispering trees and grasses will. ▼ Black and White A faint gleam of light through the whispering trees. The soft scent of flowers and the sun's golden glow. It fell from the sky on the oft, singing breeze, And someone was happy on earth far below. A black shadow crept from the shades of the night. Into the cold hard light of the moon; It took laughter, joy and delight. As it crept from the earth with the wind's sobbing tune. ▼ City The rain drips softly from the trees. The leaves are wet beneath my feet, The air is damp with the soft night breeze— Which wanders down the lonely street. No stars come out to herald the moon. Only the lights of the City glow; A distant plane hums a lonely tune. Leaving an empty silence below. The cold has frozen the cricket's voice. The birds have drifted off to sleep; Only the wind moans restlessly. In the solitude of the dark, wet street 62 RHEVA HOLZMAN ELIZABETH TERVALT CELEBRITIES As we leave these hallowed rooms. Our haggard faces wrapt in glooms. Let's pause before the final hour And with this poetry plenty sour Devote our minds to looking back Along that well-beaten track Of memories. Let us take the officers first. We can really rib them worst. Things that they have done these years Have filled poor Sidney's eyes with tears. His temples are gray, his back is bent. The flower of his youth he's spent— Upon them. Pres Marzulli, sword in hand, Like Horatio has made his stand; Defying all our maidens fair To pluck one lock of his curly hair; Carrying on in his bashful way With hardly ever a word to say— To anyone. Li'l Mildred, diminutive lass. Makes up for her size with plenty of class; And Sugar Parsons has filled many a room With the sickening scent of her odorous perfume. We'll have to say these femmes have worked And never have they their duties shirked— At all. But Treasurer Windle's another story; We certainly can't give him much glory. We're afraid that as a mathematician He's really quite a good musician; As an actor he thinks he's just a grand slam, But personally we think he's only a ham— At heart. Editor Jones, the Barringer sharp, Upon him now we'd like to harp. He rushes around from place to place With a look of importance all over his face; He gives all the girls a wink and a smile, And thinks they're looking at him all the while. We don't. And then there's Allaire, the gal with the brains; In writing about her we take plenty of pains. We couldn't bear it if she should find A mistake, and give us a piece of her mind; 'Cause really wouldn't it be awful sad If we took the last piece she had— To spare. And now before we rouse his ire Let's not forget our little Meier, Who is usually found doing nothing less Than battling with Garvin over a game of chess. Or possibly playing upon his flute. He thinks we like to hear him toot— That thing. Do we feel the wind give an awful blow? Oh that's no wind! That's Errico, Dodging the clutches of 'Slim Shustak With that horrible camera slung over his back. And by the way, where in tarnation Does Epstien get that awful creation He wears? Then there's the Mickey Mouse of Barringer's Halls Who comes a-runnin' whenever she calls. Hen-pecked Pinkman is his name; We say to him, For shame, for shame, For a guy to be so meek and mild. It really gets our tempers riled— At him. Wherever things have started to pop You'll find Giggling Gertie and Happy Hopp. The things that they do are certainly drippy And oh, how they worry poor Mr. Lippe! Like a couple of magpies they shout and they chatter But the things that they say really don't matter— At all. Ryan and Dicck, those happy boys. About them now, we'll make some noise. In solid or trig, Dieck's out on his own, But keep him away from that awful trombone. And Orator Ryan, that hairless wonder. His voice reverbrates like thunder— It cracks. Crooner Quigley, the Barrington Bing Where did he get the idea he could sing? Be careful and don't let him get you alone Or into your ear, he'll sigh and he'll groan, Like classy Cadmus, the sheik of our school. Who with padded shoulders no one does fool— But himself. Now our review has come to the end And out into the world we send This little group, to make their way. Oh, let no trials their hearts dismay. If their past is a testament of things to come. We're sure they'll make this old world hum. So long 63 OLIVER WENDELL WINDLE JAMES WHITCOMB QUIGLEY C dU ( Janujcv MI to ' [eCl Oprc _ Sj r fiftyL- • JiW hi lt'l . Jonu ry.lO.lW ACROPOLIS STAFF Adviser, MISS JONES Editor-In-Chief, ROBERT JONES LANGUAGE SOCIETIES ITALIAN HONOR—Adviser, MRS. CAPPEL; President, ARMAND VECCHIONE FRENCH HONOR--Adviser, MRS. CARLEU; President, JAMES MILLAR SPANISH HONOR—Adviser. MISS McOUAT; President, FRANK URSITTI GERMAN HONOR—Adviser, MRS. KINGSLEY; President, HAROLD FONDA LATIN HONOR—Adviser, MR. HAULENBEEK. Consuls, CLAIRE MURPHY. CAMPBELL SMITH NATIONAL HONOR Adviser, MISS BEEBE President, THOMAS RYAN HISTORY HONOR Adviser, MR. CELIANO President, JOHN PINKMAN SCIENCE CLUB Adviser MRS. EVERALL President BREWSTER STALTER BOYS' LEADERS Adviser MR. BRUDER T GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Adviser MISS ROBINSON SPEECH FORUM Adviser MRS. FURNESS President BETTY DEREFIELD LANGUAGE ARTS CLUB Adviser MR. DANGLER President GERALDINE ZARRA RED CROSS CLUB Adviser MISS LOMAS President MARIE DAVIS GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB Adviser MISS SCHNEIDER President FRANCES PIONTEK LIBRARY STAFF Adviser MISS DOW President RUTH LEWIS A CAPPELLA Adviser MISS ROBINSON fiocco Teravola Bill Phillips Bill D'Amico Roland A igfiovfi John Hada Charles rTu.t ney Har yVK ecler John Al Allan Warden Lettermen JOHN MARZULU Specializing only in fencing, Johnny built up quite a grand record for himself and Barringer. Being a mem- ber of the state championship team in 1939, he received a wreath B and a silver pin. Also a member of the team which won the state and national title, John has a right to be proud of his fencing ability. Climaxing his fencing career in the I940-'41 season, he was elected co-captain of the squad. ROCCO FERAVOLA Making his debut as a fencer in 1938, Rocky earned a B-2 and a first team birth for 1939. Receiv- ing a wreath B and a silver pin for his fencing feats in '39, he captured many bouts for the Big Blue. 1940 was the big year for Rocco. In that year he won the national and state championships and was made co-cap- tain of the team. JOHN HADAM Johnny came out for the baseball team as a sopho- more in '39. He had a very successful year on the junior varsity, batting .383 and winning three while dropping none as a pitcher. When the next season rolled around, John, with a little more experience, made the varsity quite easily, alternating between right field and the pitcher's box. For his services on the diamond John leaves Barringer with one ''B-2'' and two major letters. CHARLES TURNER Charlie's baseball career started in 1939, when he played on the second team. In that year, Mr. Commisa, then coach of baseball, took quite an interest in Charlie as the future second baseman of Barringer. In 1940, because of an accident, he was out of action for several games, but in the latter part of the season, Charles came through in fine style. This year he has turned in many good games at the keystone sack. HARRY SMITH Harry is one of our most versatile athletes! Playing football, baseball, and participating in track, Harry has won renown in Barringer. In baseball, Harry has shown much finesse on the pitcher's mound and this year he was captain of the varsity squad. Football is another sport in which Harry has shown much skill! In '38 he had his first taste of varsity competition. While in track, Harry was on the half-mile relay team, which won the city championship in '37. JOSEPH GUARINO In '38 and '39, Joe went out for baseball and in both years, Joe had a bit of hard luck. A bad appendix was the cause of his misfortune in 1939. ‘ 1940 rolled around, and Joe was given an alternating position in the outfield on the varsity. This season Joe finally made the grade, thus earning his major B . ALLAN WARDEN After three years of playing tennis, Allan graduates from Barringer with two minor B s and a major one. Playing in earnest since 1939, he ended his tennis career this season by earning his major B . ERNEST INGRAM Ernie's graduation leaves a tremendous gap in the track and cross-country teams. Coming out for track in '39 he started his career with a bang, breaking the 440- yard record in the Board of Education meet at 51:7. Victories at Philadelphia, Princeton, Montclair, and Long Branch, all added to his ever growing string of triumphs. Being elected captain in '41, Ernest still continued his sizzling pace on the track, as well as in the record books. WILLIAM PHILLIPS With Bill's graduation, another star is leaving the halls of Barringer. Bill was a member of the track and cross-country teams. In track he runs anything from a 440 to the mile run. As for his standing on the cross- country squad. Bill is tops. He has led the pack over the line in every race except two this last season, and even then he reached second place. WILLIAM D'AMICO William started cross-country in 1938. Running in all the dual meets, he was selected to run in the city, state, and national meets. During that year, Barringer won the city championship and also a cup for being vic- torious in the national meet. During his cross-country career, William received two gold track shoes and two major B's. ROLAND MIGNONE At the start of his track life in his sophomore year, Roland placed first in the junior broad jump and captured third place in the junior half mile run, in the city meet, thus earning his major B in his second year at Bar- ringer. JACK DAWKINS Smashing the ball over the net for Barringer since 1937, Jack worked his way up to the top, to be top man on the varsity team in 1938. During '39 and '40, Jack kept his position, and for his excellent playing he leaves Barringer with four major B's . GENE CADMUS Wielding a tennis racket for Barringer team since 1938, Gene has played varsity tennis for three years. During his life on the tennis court. Gene has gathered for himself four maior letters. Bringing his sport life to a close. Gene was made captain of the 1941 tennis squad. HARRY WHEELER Starting to play football in '38, Harry played two years of varsity and one year of freshman ball. Harry, while on the varsity team, played a consistent game as quarterback 1938 was also the start of Harry's track career. During his stay at Barringer, Harry has earned two major Bs and two minor ones. 75 BASEBALL TEAM CHARLES A ALLEN. Coach HARRY SMITH. Captain EDWARD WINDLE, Manager TRACK team WILLIAM F. HOFER, Coach ERNEST INGRAM, Captam ROBERT RAMOS, Manager B GIRLS MISS DECKER, Adviser TENNIS TEAM WALTER D BUCHANAN, Coach EUGENE CADMUS, Captain HENRY LISS. Manager FENCING TEAM DR GERALD CETRULO, Coach ROCCO FERAVOLA JOHN MARZULLI Co-Captains LOUIS MARTINO. Manager Tomorrow Is Yours One of the rare privileges accorded to youth is that he may plan ahead. His future is an unexplored era of possibilities. And what a youth accomplishes depends largely on himself . . . that is what makes the right sort of preparation most important. Watch the leaders among men and recall the words of the immortal Patrick Henry: I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience. 'Brutkniial StiHurattrp (Company of Amcrira Horn Office, NEWARK, N. J. 78 Loren Murchison Co., Inc. 40 CLINTON STREET NEWARK, N. J. S0 Class Rings and Pins Club and Fraternity Pins, Medals and Trophies Invitations and Diplomas TRAINING FOR SUCCESSFUL CAREERS • SECRETARIAL • ACCOUNTING • STENOGRAPHIC • GENERAL BUSINESS DAY AND EVENING SCHOOL FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE Send for Catalog ---------—DRAKE- BUSINESS AND SECRETARIAL COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS WM. C. COPE, President KINNEY BUILDING BROAD and MARKET STREETS 79 NEWARK, N. J. ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK In This Year Book Done By NU-CAMERA STUDIO of KRESGE DEPARTMENT STORE NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Tel. Bell, Walnut 4125 Keystone, Main 3972 NATIONAL ACADEMIC CAP AND GOWN CO. MANUFACTURERS and OUTFITTERS of ACADEMIC CAPS, GOWNS and HOODS also CHOIR GLEE CLUB Cr A CAPELLA ROBES Caps and Gowns Used at Barringer High School Supplied By Us Judicial Robes Glee Club Robes Altar Appointments 821-823 ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA 80 Tel. BLoomfield 2-2000 Rapid Shoe Repairing Shop W. AUGUSTO MAYBIN, Prop. Tel. BLoomfield 2-2000 Ogden Cadmus EUGENE L. R. 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Hclmkcn Frank Herringer Ruth Herringer Mary Hcthcrington Joyce Hill Rcc Holzman Skip Hopp Marie Ingati Dorothea Intinola Heinz Jaffc Doris Johnson Jonesy Mike Juliano Margie Kavanaugh Marjorie Kcupcr John Kirwin Ruth Klurstcin Charles Kopsick Marie Joan Lanko Philip LaTorre Jean LaValla Mr. Paul Lippe Dorothy Layton Henry Liss Bob Littcll Sue Lardicri Harry MacDonald Elvira Magno Rose Malanga Mildred Manna Etta Manning Mark Markasian Loretta Mastcrpaola Rita Matozzi Neil Mazzocchi Anna L. McCormick Mary Anne McCormick Robert MeGrady Lee McRcynolds Paul Meier Roland Mignone Lillian Miller Murray Millet Timer Minisi Boobic Molinari Helen A. Moire Glcnny Morroni Mary Munro Florence Narducci Anita Nelson Mary Sue O'Malley Dorothy Palante Bernice Panetz Buddy Panico Bill Parsons Mrs. I. Parsons Marion Pscal Amalia Pclino Lena Perna Betty Pinklcr John Pinkman Ed Pistilli Ray Quartcllo Bill Quigley May Rcstaino Juanita Riccardi M. A. 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