Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1942 volume:

BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK NEW JERSEY jjcMuaruf, m2 3 O-sC jj—ysi. sC iAs ] L o C - t UjA c JL - v-fLsj c£c- c Ssc. aj s -c4 _s o 0- L'. 7 K - sCA-a tl ' sC4S l£ C £x tAxs I L C CU sotsLX 0 A y X X X C, 0-L CA j. C' Lo-v-JL' . 1« x -c xJL s CX X X- Q-yL. y A ry t £jLe_ J-cl C o- ryu 'y?j Jr Cy . -'L--' y(XL —' Kcxit ■ rf ■ cy - 4- L 1 xl ' ? - «A y y r 6X t o f yt y X-? cu oO -rf -rrS MvXiXA-ywyU ' curvet o . sCfl LXtly' iXX Xs XXS-0- x s-x. CL , -J 3s Principal ftp Aldiitant to- the P uncipjal AdUtiAe iA, s 0 s he, fycuuiitif, faculty, AutoKyuifLlui GIqAA. SorUf Idedicated to the memory of our classmate. Cteorge I'.It ringer Above llie blazoned crest of ages. Dark with winds of lime. I lie lierald of I lie day presages Deed s of worth sublime. I be glory of the suns commingled I. i if 111 s us from afar. And deep williin our hearts have singled Out I be guiding star. I be colors of our banner streaming. Cygnet white, and blue. Are noble patterns worth esteeming: light. and honor true. Our flag, our symbol now. is fixing Proud on life s dark sea. And like long friendship, never living. I .ives in memory. Words by I.CGF.Nh PkaN'DATO Music by JaNI 111 Hl.lN 10 JOSEPH P FERRARO. J President •161 North Sixth Street Jepends On You GIgAA, OjflficeAA, ANNA STOIJ I Vice President 212 North 1 bird Street We f o Well Together' DOROTHY A. LAYTON .Secretary 2-11 North Fifth Street My Henri Is Always Sniffing ELSIE E. RICHARDS liilllor In-Chlrf 455 Third Avenue A Precious Memory JOHN S GOLDBERGER A ssi slant lull lor 400 Broadway I tl Kul ier I.isnI a Ihiml EDITH I MADDEN Assistant Editor 175 North Fifth Street 7 flip� you my uwd CrdUt Ucd Staff]} EMILY MATONTI Assistant lull lor 112 Second Avenue “I'll ner er let a day pas ty” EUGENE PRANDATO Assistant Editor 110 Bleeder Street “Ho tliall hat e nunic whrrrfcr hr gors’ GlaAA- Benjamin .1. Avery 116 Fourth SlrrH I rrant to (|rl along with 1he beautiful girl $ J. Gordon Azzoli 410 Ml. Protpcfl Avenue A Romantic Guy I Kir liard I . Beamer 121 Ml. ProffMit Avenue I II he twee ping (he cloud au-ay w arren Beardsley 2-17 Nit. i'ro«|Mtt Avenue Sophiiticaled ( tenllrnum I lelen Doris Befiley 261 North Sixth Street o «hire dull care umiy Arllinr D. Bennell 706 Hru.i lw.i ‘Without ti Song Jane Berlin IS Broad Street jutI f|ire rne inuiii Mary Lee Blandfnrd 200 North I hirleenth Street I itli I Wo. in the l.and of C olton Marie Boot It 122 I luihon Street Smile Doris I.. Boyden •186 (liltou A venue 'ireel «1« apple inlet 14 I.ucy M. Caccavale 11 Summer Avenue Sentimental Me Liberty B. Calvani Joseph Join� Cartlell MX) North I rnll� Sr«rl 102 North I'tflh Slurl ‘Some lliinlt the norhl if I hi I Worry? nwiJe or ori arul frolic Christine Carlo ”!• North I'.lrventh Street Ki � I he Bov ( Ii nl l� w Dorothy I. Casale IV� North Sixth Street Von re on omn-rr to u prayer John F. Castellano 74 Ne� J� itt Street “ hr lllllr man with tin carnlv cigar Alvira I. Castifllione 187 Berkely Avenue Ileal me. ilailtlv Anthony Cervasio 187 Suisex Avenue Oh. I put lore to he jolly 15 Edna I. Cherry Elsie L. Chinnock 5-17 Summer Avenue 80 Heller P«rk Way A mceel I anner girl 'I lore the life I le oil Victor Ciccotti 411 Norik I ilik Street I (’iime. Sou1. I Congo il Marie M. Colasanti � 22 North I illli Street Simple nnil Siiwt ’ Jean 11. Conway on Like Street IJuly lie Good’' Roy Vidor I ) Aloia 247 Ridge Street Ixuilinfi on ii Lisv Day Laura D'Alonzo nO Ornnge Street 'Ok. hum me need you” Janet M. Dayton 04ft Clifton Avenue You’re a Natural Venus DeJianne 120 Snoml Street With a Song in My Heart Lorraine DelNegro 402 Roaeville Avenue Tminhle Tart 16 Arthur DeLorenzo 142 Ml. Pronprfl Avenue Oh Dear. Wliol Con I he Mailer Be? Michael A. DelPomo 161 Clifton Avenue Everything Happen % to Me Alfred DeMatteo 42t) North Seventh Street l.et'i Be ButUiri Mary M. DeKotfolis 447 Onm(e Street Von Should Be Se I la Music Joseph Delrolio 116 W’okeiiinn Avenue I've hi I a neiv high Nilla A. DiGrronimo 461 North Thirteenth Street Slav A Street all Are Gabriel James I )iMasi 410 North Sixth Street When My Dream Boat Comet In' I rank DiNicoln 41 Clillon Ax enue Nobody Knows the I rouble I re Seen I tu ille C «race Doto Betty DuBoise 512 North Seventh Strrel 47 Uovt Street Begone. Dull Cure Her ilis|wsihun it rulliri � ireel anil rharinmii 17 m I .Ii .tln-lli J. Eggleston 85 Crane Street Id rather ming than lump George J. Eltringer 11 Rope Place There'll Never Be An other You’’ GlaM o '42 Jollll urren Eisele 811 Dp Graw Avenue Let hare u barrel of fun Nonna A. Feruzzi fti Wintlirop Street Sloonlighl Sonata Patricia f'innogan W Petit Avenue When Irish I: ye� Are Smiling ( It.tries Leroy Fisclier 80 Bru.ul Street You're (ill I la Be a l oot hall Hero Frank Flannery 151 N'otlli I liirtrentli Street Augustine Forrnato 585 North Sixth Street Norma I.. Fortunato 10 North Tenth Street loy to the World ( arolvn E. Frank •to Burnet Street Come Dame With Sir 18 there� nothing lilie tin smile of the Irish I Gues� I'll Have to Dream the Rest I Don I Want to St I the Drummer Bov World on Fire Americo (' iorclano 11 -I Illini Avenue ( Itch, Click, the Camera man Genevieve ( iiordano 277 Porker Street Oh. Generic re. Su-eel Gtneriert Oriole 11. Gralieau Mft C'lillon Avenue You re a ureetheart in a million .losepli M. Grasso ft? I li|{lil iri l Avenue lolling jot hleanor V. Greilirli 72 New Sired You ((real big beautiful doll William I). Gunn •127 Summer Avenue I'll alu'ayt be chating you Ann C. Hamilton 27 Grant Street You Must Hare Been a Beautiful Baby Doris C. Ilarintf 881 lutke Street A Frellv Girl fs Ijke a Melody 10 Beatryre Harris Albin A. Hauclt 12 Wilburton Plate 870 South I7lh Street W'liere teldom Ii heard a Sentimental Crenlleman of diuonraging word Su-lng Waller Helfln 07 Riondwiiy • vvit, oij our Robert Hill 274 I «rk Avenue A pretty to ed hat gone to my head J. Francis Hoggard 71 Welcey Street Alone Drnnis L. James 267 Ogden Street Make Believe Ballroom Tim� Joint S. James. Jr. 13) Ornton Street Oh Johnny! Ivan C. Jones 475 North Fifth Street .Su'ingin Along Michael V. Juliano 85 Ml. Procpect Avenue Wine. Women, and Song Victor Kce 405 Delnvnn Avenue rout hdatrn. 7 om hdown. Barringer 20 Florence M. Kent Harold C. Kirwan 132 First Street 167 Fourth Street “Faithful Fonwf So Shy Robert P. Kittinc 74 First Si reel Come (loii'n lo earih Ldtfar Kogan 123 Lincoln Avenue lie a lolly Coot I Fellow Ursula I.. Kreutzcr 41 North I2lh Street You SteppeJ Out of a Dream' William Lambert 30 I ticli Slreel I IjO ve Ijfe Marie Joan LanLo Leonard Leaslc Tlieo. N. LeMasscna Margaret l.ordi 110 Peck Avenue 302 Clinton Avenue 27' i Wnkrmnn Avenue 280 North 5lh Slreel You're got what il lolret So near atul yet to far Six foot two. eyet of blue A Pettimhlir Cluuacler 21 Eugene V. I.osco 65 North lOlli Street Going My Way. Buddy? Virginia E. Mackay 178 Srtond Street “What am I lo do? m GbuM (pj '42 Michael E. Mandos Vero Marnviglin 526 Academy Stfrel 587 North 5th Street My favorite picture of you” Ijtlle nutn you've had a busy day Rocco Marronc 668 North 4lh Street Tale me out (o the hull name Leonard Marlon 84 Orante Sireel Tn'iv me the mutic nialer ’ Alherl Masino 451 North 7th Strrel Dream of feanie With the Tight Brau n Hair I .oretta Mastropaolo 750 North Sixth Street It a Sin to Tell a Ije Doris Ann Mazon • 75 North Rlevenlh Street “I I 'ndenland Robert O. McConnell 04 i5ro.nl Street Over the Trail 22 William Miller. Jr. 316 Orange Sire � For Billy know u«t Itow to talk'' Corinne M. Moore 100 Beaumont Place Laughing Iriih Eyes Bernard P. Mulcaliy ■180 Roteville Avenue Mv Buddy James Y. Nicl ioIs 177 N'ortli Elevenlli Street Speak to me of lore Gahriela M. Notfueira 171 North Seventh Street Vou’i'e got everything Jean M. Palermo 147 I'iril Street Von re at prelly ■ o pic lure Dorothy A. Pallanle Victor Pasquariello Gerard R. Paternoster Fay Dolores Perillo 73 Parker Street 34 Cutler Street 03 Stale Street 32 Fatlory Street Happy at a lark 1 here II be untile Who .Are on ? Don I ever change 23 m Vinccnl A. Perillo Steven Pernu 62 Eighth Avenue 525 Su � rx Avenue Where Are You? ’ Sleepy Serenade GIgaa. of '42 Margaret Poet Stella Poet Sanford Poll x l Janet Louise Potter I 10 Summit Street My Sister ami I 110 Summit Street So Snivel 758 Bioiuluiiy 740 Parker Street Oh. those ihrnpl es! ) on mute me happv ii'hen shir are fjrey Carlo Prisco Arnold T. Rut ioppi Anthony R. Ricciurdi Vic tor A. Ri . .olo 71 Seventh Avenue 2 2 Parker Street 546 North Sxtli Street 550 North Seventh Street A Kittle Bll Independent A � mife for a «mile Keep an eye on your heart 24 liririltlirtl. Bulfiernl, ami firii'ih ered Beatrice H. Robinson I-I Joy Sired Easy Does I if” Gerard Rosa 43 Cliiloo Avenue Smilin' Thru ' Margaret P. Rossi 179 Flrrt Avenue Sltoul u'lirffivr you muv be Viola Esther Russo 433 North Fifth Street The sunshine of your smile Yolanda V. Sagarese VW Summer Avenue The mi'refert flower that grows Catherine Schaeffer 33 North Seventh Street I re got u feeling you're fooling Ella May Schlear 332 Monlihiir Avenue A charming stallerltrain Dorothy Schonzeit 4If� Chiton Avenue Mario S. Scolamiero 03Vi Ml. Pro peel Avenue Ijllle man, what nowT Claire Hope Sexton 5f� North Sixth Street Gotta See a Dream Ahonl a Girl 23 I could write a book Thomas J. Shea Edward Siciliano 105 Broad Street 18 Webster Street (Vice Dreaming, Baby” Sight and Day Alice Smith 546 Nortli Third Street Walling on Air Edward Smith 5-16 North third Street This Isn't any place for me Ophelia Sneed Ruth Helen Snyder 205 Newark Street 751 Summer Avenue Quiet. Please! Sweeter Than the SuVfUll'' 207 Ml. Prospect Avenue 514 Verona Avenue |44 Ijlllelon Avenue 424 f ourth Avenue I Didn't Know What Time A Broadway Caballero Our little Margie A Man and Hi, Horn 26 Jessica I liomas 26 Scoring Slrccl Tell me ii’liy you keep playing, little roqiicltr Lillian C. Tiedemann 576 Mu:li Slrccl '7 1 shell you 11 you fcneu Francis V. Ursilli ■115 Roiovillc Avenue A Quid. ConwrwBw (irnllrmon Concetta Vitello 280 North liflh Slrccl Harbor of Dream Anthony J. Vitiello 07 Third Slrccl Dancing I'eet Julia A. Waldron 25 Aqueduct Alley Don't 1 1 ulla I'ool You” Cnrotl Wanamaker 805 Brondwny “There's a rainbow shining somewhere Dorothy H. Writfhl III Fourth Slrccl You Are Our Sunshine 27 ( � eorge Xanfini Joseph West 18 (� ar i ir Slrrcl Just give me music in the evening I 'nllrd State Army He , I A in the Army ami lie's A I in our heart 9 t MesnosUant STEWART HEIM June '5. 1030 GEORGE EHRINGER November 28. 1011 ALMA MATER Over many a city old. Fumed in sons and story. I einple grey and rustle bold Catch the sunset glory. So our Alma Mater proud Looks o er vale and meadow. I Iit l 1 between the sailing ( loud And its drifting shadow. I'or her colors, first the blue Of the April valley: I hen December s wintry hue When the storm winds rally. Newark I ligh. thy fame we raise. Many voices blending: I lirough the years we pledge thee praise. Loyal to life's ending. Junius W. Stevens 28 Barringer III tlleril digllitV the ll.lllll� illlllH’, Willi urnii nr.imlrui rounti her it her throne I Icr Ivy-covcrcd wall of stone � laml strong Brnenlli the misty i lou l« of early mom. Her lopprr dome gleam in llir noonday un. Symltolu of lier prestige. proud and old A crystal lake Indore lier ■ almly lie . Pellet I lier shadows lo ill� evening � kie« Ediih Madden Night I lie glory llial was llie nin Im l.ided into llie we� l. And llie lilue shadow ol evening hover over llie earth. The wfrlppoor-will's song float gently mru � llie hill . A Heeling Iwilighl make way lor llie loiiiing night Now llie rarlli lie quiel under llie hl.iukel ol darkness. And pcaielul rest lomlott� llie weary world. Eorrit Madden Autumn Dream I w.Holered through a strangely lonely wood. A lovely as a niouiiliglil rose, and a I ga ed upon llie tranquil lieaulv ol I he forest heart, I fell a deep unrest. I lie sky had darker grown until it was Nol sky. hul sunset-painted leave , and all llie birds llial froliiked joyfully alioul Mail flown away beyond (hose unreal clouds, llie mem ry of llieir lyri movements «hanged lo llie deep silenie ol a Sabbath prayer. Hul then I heard llie sweet « lilo«|tiy Petullar lo all forest streams, and hope Came ha«k lo me once more. A happino Of rev'rent dream like thought� had settled in llie Iwilighl uni my heart, llie woodlands shone Willi all llie glory of His mind, and where 1 lie sky ol leaves hail been, a smiling lioav u Appeared, resplendent with His majesty. Eugene Phandato Death and I ransfiguration I he sea had tiirneil ils eyes away from all llie shi| llial sailrtl. and slept Willi guarded mind A lo old niounl.iint— am turn like ami «lark— A million strange Ion hading, lillr-d llie night Willi unreal lamentations, moonlight, «old And (lightening, iasl ghoul like shallows on lh taunting «tills of Cornwall Sileme linked llie famy « 1 the sltrowled sailing masts; I X-ltaiii h, low whispers swept lieside llie ship Ami out u|n ii I he walling water I hen ( haul seised llie moon .«ml hul II light, and waves Were Ihkii Irom «ail a giiar«le«l mind wliith sirpi— Huge, lurhulrnl. wild billow. ra he l and sealed llie dills, wlmh Io«hI a «- ret as a night Ol shadows—frothy, rating path ensnared llie slop and hutleil il madly at the wall Ol malhing niglll.—llie sea then lurried it eye Away—«old moonlight a t lit grotesque form Along llie erevi«e«l pillars—echoes sighed. And la«l«-d in llie nighl Irom whence they tame. Eugene Phandato I he Swan Of I uonela I hear a «wan wing, exquisite and rare. A youthlul retrospect Intoned with age. A plaintive melody of grief, the wage ( 1 la h-d memories.— I o think how fair I he siuilil heavens are—lo see llie lair Ol rain, llie «loiids—oh. while ami fatal bird, w hv have you conic so soon' Why have I heard lour am lent dirge, your mirtlili , niotirnlul air? I hear llie Happing of your wings, my tall lo «lark ih- |M mlen«y.—Hul one Iasi look Al what I loved, llie loud and l« rlile earth. Helore we leave, oh Swan; I ve seen il all So often—yet I've seen it nol. This liook Of life is «lose«I. sad sUtniniHier to birth. Eugene Phandato AFTERNOON I fell The silent «• of A wind unheard, and saw llie sunlight tinkling on llir leave . I slept. C inquains OBSCURITY' Nothing I itrues of darkness. I w«i there were—now none Nighl I fide our eyes, and perhaps il s well— Still none. PASTORAL I lirer nymphs Caught lire sunlight In llieir hair while «lam ing Hv llie | ool of dusk, and ihrn they Vanished. 29 Eugene Phandato School VINCENT JAMES AGRESTI c p. TiNiwrf «ll lA CL..., I� «tk Te � . Stiriace (lui. llH IU.irll-.ll BENJAMIN J AVERY C P National I luno� Society. (mmii IU� S . «irly, l lheuaerim lUnl, Stirmr ('luit. Iluluni til Kn«|illun C «•«.mlllrr. Trti ■Ut. «II «A llatkethall J GORDON AZZOU C P haol.x I inuk lUvr Society. M.td Chtxua. (ilrr Club. All Stair ('Lui. All K� � e uUuty ( luxui RICHARD P. BEAM ER C. P S| -� i� l. lltKMX Snt.rl , S|aat.l.h CxnffxlMl (Iuli. 4lt KctrpUuii Committee. V III Damr C.xamtllee. Allienaec.m IW-� .li IW.ya I ea.leia Cluli. St irmr (’Iuli. (IMA IVa.ketlaell WARREN BEARDSLEY C P. Sf-tut 1I1 lltHux Society HELEN DORIS BEGLEY Ctrl (.Irr dull. Mild (luxui a CtMxlU (1u.il S acine Cluli. IW-.li aiul SaJ.il e Club. Hockey. It Glfl ARTHUR D BENNETT C. P IW. . Cire Club IANE BERLIN C. P Snantab Hmm Sxirl� . Soaalah C.x.xetaalnx. Club Athenaeum ItoarJ. Sali Cella� IU—r-l «• Vttnfa.ll . «A I ).� i «r ('«ti.ti.lllr : be� Oi.be.lr,. MI State Oitkr.lta. Stun hurem Mr (.Irr Club St lri.tr Club Ib.tlu... Hu.l� ,Jay Club Camera Club. IU.tr a...l Sa.bllr Club MARY LEE BLANDFORD C. P Hi.t.xv llonof Society. I ibtaiy Stall. Sclenee Club MARIE BOOTH C. P Jui.ltx I truth Honor Society. Athenarum Itoattl. Stlrntr Club DORIS L BOYDEN C. P Lalla Urnae Stxlri . Vlbenaeum BuarJ: Cie Club. St lente Cluli lUlry 52 IULI A ANNA BURRELL Citric littior� llixine Snort . Athenaeum llotu.l St tente Cluli LEON BUTSIKARES c. p Calm 11-... .r Stalely. 4 Dante ( ........litre. I balla� . Hwl-filay Club. St trua e Club, I r... Inff. IWawl-.ll. IW.v. I ra bi. Club LUCY M. CACCAVALE C P Italian II--mx Sudety. Athenaeum Brxu-I. Jmi. 10« Kd ('rura. Ibaltai� . Sciente Club. IV C...I LIBERTY B CALVAM C. P. Mlld b.xu. a ( . |larl Ia Clnx. Gi.l. C.lre Cluli. Silente Club: II (i.tl. tV.n.wr Cui. Athenarum Ituai.l, (A Dante I «ciiuiltlce JOSEPH JOH N CAR DELL Ciylc Starnre Club CHRISTINE CARLO Minimum 4 Congtcri. l.ilxaiy Stall, binio� Kd C� oa� . I balla..., I1.nt.-I.lay Club Sciente Club. IV Cui DOROTHY CASALE C P. Italian Home Sotlrty. Athenaeum IW-anl. Cilla Irailrn Club. Sciente dull. IV Ctrl. JOHN FRANK CASTELLANO C. P. lit l «r| llun Committee; Vlbenaeum ItoaiJ. IW.y. I raalrt. duL AI. VIR A T. CASHGLIONE Civic HaoInfJav Cluli. (ilee Cluli. a Ca| lla Cb X� . Ortbeitra. ANTHONY CERVASIO ClvK (II 4.A llaikelball EDNA I. CHERRY Civic Mud Cho� u� . Glee Club IVCxI. I tanner Ci«l. ELSIE L. CHINNOCK C P I tool� ami SuAlle dub; IV Girl; «It Hr turfitx. Commit Irr: Silence Club: llmt.xilnv Club. Thai... Ollke Stall: Hockey; Athletic IWk.i.I ol Atfopnll� Athenaeum lloald: «A l) iK« Commit Irr WILLIAM CHIN NOCK Civic victor aooorn C. P Science Club. I ta.eK.ll. 4A Um� Committer AiIwimum Hoard MARIA COLASANll C. P. National I Umm« lliatury Sw- (Hlr. Italian Honor SuiWI), Science Club, a I .� |J rlb� (Imc. I 'In ( lul-. Illolufllgv ('lull. Albc.wrum Itua.J. II (ml. (Mile� Nall. Ill Kc� (.luni CuaualllN JEAN CONWAY c. p IV-.I� ami Saddle Club. HvvtofJay Club. I tkalia� ia. ib lA Kr� r| tluu Committee. Hockey. Glila Service l-’luii. ( «Ml. Club. Athenaeum Itoatd. ROY D ALOIA Civic lUiflull I rltetinon, Smur ( Ilab. Iloy� Iwlni Club. LAURA D ALONZO C. P. Junior Hnl Crow. Italian Ilona S« l|. National lluw SxMt). (ml� Imlni Club. Science Club, lit Knr|ili«i Committar. Ill� lory Honor Society; At lunarum I tuar. I JANET DAYTON C. P. Junior Girl. Uln. Hub. (Mile. Nall. Hockey. It (� 111. Iluol� and Saddle� . Slrau Hub. Photoplay Club. I Kalla.� � lit Reception Committee Athenaeum Hoard, 4.A Caagiu VENUS De JIANNE C. I . Girl� SmKr Cl«d lit Krarpllo� ('«aallln. Jo.ilie Red Crnaa. Ilall.ni IGnue Society, Sieiue Club. Junmr I rrnih Honor Saidi I brna.ua. Ilw.nl LORRAINE DEL NEGRO C. P. Ili.l.e� Honor Swart.. Gula' Srranr Club It Gill, I In.!..(.la� Club. Ian(iu( Alta Club. Ihallaoa; ill Mr.� ,.In- Commilita: tbr martian llnai.l, Oilnr Stall luainu lrrn.li I Inin. Swirta Notional lloanr Swirlv Sanor n-b ARIHUR Do LORENZO Civic la� (ua( Art� Club. Cboral Reading 55 MICHAEL DEL POMO C. p. I-.K.II 4II4A Congnae. Srariur Club. lbr� toeum tlnar.l. IB Kr.rj.lion Commlllre I uruan. AU RED De MATTEO Club Glee Club, football. Alberta runt Boar.I lA I Janet Coaaaalllrr MARY De ROGATIS C. P S.tenet Club. It GlH. Italian Mutaur So- � 1 1� . Atbrnarum ILn.i.1 lit lA (ongrrai JOSEITI Dr IKOLiO Civic Hlatury I Una Society. Suwr Clui. I'-. . I .ruder� Club. Juiu.r Red Cm� � NILLA Di CERONIMO C. p. Italian Honor Swirly. Athenaeum Hoard. Glrr (tub. Gull Service Clui� . I'Uluj.iay Club. t-omria (.tub. Ihaliana. 4A Uanr ( nmmlltrr Sirinr Club GABRIEL Di MASI C. P Latin IIum Swirly. Sterner Club. Ilaula !■ • Club. laRiuap Alla Club. Atbrnarum llannl. I RANK Di NICOLO Civic Science Club; Atbrnarum Hoard. 4|MA Con grew LUCILLE DOTO C. P lliatury lluaaur Swirly. Italian Honor Swirly. Ill Kr.rjdi.ai Committee. Glrr Club. Sclmcr Club. Pbolufilay Club. Gula I ra.lm Club. Iballana. a Capprlla Cbulr, II' Girl; Camera Club. Junior Ke� i Croat. Ilannct Girl; I lJauce Committee. Atbrnarun� ll� � ar.l. BETIT Du BOISE ClvKv lliatury Honor Swirly. S|� nl� b I lunar Swirly. SciriMr Club. Junior Nnl Cruai ELIZABETH EGGLESTON Civic Salem Club. Junior Kr.1 Cm� � ; Sre-h lava Athenaeum ltuai.1 GEORGE BIRINGER c. p German Honor Swirly. Itoy� ' Glrr Club. Miami Cb.ru. library Stall Photoplay Club Sr truer Club I JACK EISELE C. P F.� ihall vj 40. IU. LmJhi (U. Science Club. FiwkIi Honor Society. Athenaeum Hard 4|l4A Haalelhall NORMA FERAZZ1 Civic Science Clui� ; Orcbeatia Glee Club: Mued Choeu� . Alienarum IV id «II Reception C 'una ■lllrr: IV Girl. 4B-4.A Congee� � JOSEPH P FERRARO C p Prendent ill 4 Clm National Honor So- cWy. Italian Hmm Sucarly Hi.lev Horn Society. Arrnpolla Board. Ban-1. Orchefelra; I1inli«jai Club language Aria Club, Sciriwr Club. 4ll Krcrplion Commillee. Tballana. 4.A l)«nu Commillee PATRICIA FINNEGAN C. P l«i(ua(r Art� Club. S irncr Club; Bool. on.I Saddle Club. 4ll Kr.rptlon C.-roanitlre. Air.) Board Glee Hub. lU..ru-u Board; lam. 4- Dance CMamillrr IS CHARLES FISCHER Minimum Foot laell W40 CoC.pi.ln 41 Traci V 40. Sctmcr Club. Thaliam. 4|1 4.A llaalei bull FRANK FLANNERY Civic Sc irncr Club AUGUSTINE FORMATO Civic Science Club NORMA FORTUNATO Civic Glrla I roilera Clari� Camara Club. Science Club Tballana. Athenaeum Board CAROLYN FRANK Civic lb.li.na Pbolopl.y Club. Sctence Club. Boot, anal Saddle Club. 4A Dance Committee LORRAINE FROST C. P I anguagr Art� Club: 4ll Reception Committee, Science Club: Ibaliant. Glrla Lea.lee� Club: junior Red Cro� a; 4. Dance Committee. Athenaeum Hoard: Photoplay Club. MICHAEL GALASSO Civic Band. Science Club. Boy� ' Glee Club. Fencing 34 AMERICO GIORDANO C P Athenarum Board Italian Honor Society Science Club Tbaltana Camera Club GENEVIEVE GIORDANO C. P National Honor Society Hlitory Honor Society. Vice Prefeidenl of Spaniab Honor Society. Photo flay Club: Tbaliana Spaniab Con� era. lion lub. Athenaeum Board. Acropollt Board Scirnce Club. 4B Krcrplion Committee. 4.A Dance Committee JACK GOLDBERGER c p Aaaoca.te Fall tor ol Athenaeum. National Hon .0 Society. Spontab Honor Societv, Orcbeatra, I(iafe� e Honoe Society: French Huetm Society. Drum Ma|.e; All Slate (Wihevlra N.r.y.J.� Board. All County Band. AlFCamnly Onbeatra; Scaence Club Blue laalela. 4li IA C.-gaea. 41 Krce41il.m_Commtllee. lloy� I radefa Club. 4.A Dame Committee. Syraniati ( 00� era. I Ion (lub ORIOLE GRABEAU Civk Atbenaeum Board. Science Club Speech Club JOSEPH GRASSO C. P ELEANOR GRFJUCH C. P I Kalian� 4.A Dance Commit Irr. Albenaeum Board WILLIAM GUNN Ci� ic Bay� I r.i lrra Club. Croca C.umlry. Traci Indoor Traci. Science Club; Acropolla Board Albenaeum Boar.I. 4.A Dance Commillee ANN HAMILTON C. P. Tballana. Science Club. Albenaeum Board DORIS HARING C. P. Hocley. Photoplay Cluh. Science Huh; Thai iana. Glrla I r.nleca Club. French Cam aercalaon ( lub. Glee Club; Preatdenl. llo.it. and Saddle Club: ill Reception Commillee; IV’ Gill: Oilier Stall. Athenaeum Hoard BEATRYCE HARRIS C. P. Glee Club Science Clula. 4l! Krcrplion Corn milter Athenaeum Board. ALBIN HAUCK c. p. German Hence Society. Sctence Club; 4B Re- rrytiaai Commillee. WALTER H ELFIN c P SiifK (‘Ink lloy I.r.id r Cluil. AllifunB Board 1 !)� � • CuMlIln. Ilulum ROBERT KITTINE Ctvk Bo� .' Gin Club. � —«l-.ll B«y. Lamb� Club. Scm«r Club ROBERT MILL C P. I uu4b.ll. 40 41. 4B 4A lU.Utls.ll 4A Du.. CuMlIlt FRANCIS HOGCARD C. P. AtU.MVM Board. 4ll Kntplwn CwUIIn EDGAR KOGAN C. P. I’lr.i'Ui.t Si tfiH. Club; 1‘miil.nt I I� r.. I. Hum So. ..I, AIUnorum Hoard. lb. I or� Hon «. Sanely. loin. Honor Society. Acropoll. Ilut'l. I itihI. CmiwmIko CM., iw Uwbti Club. I onfuotfr A.� . Club. Band Onlxili. WILLIAM LAMBERT Ail Club. Shik. Club. JULIA HOLT Minimum Bomb Giro Club. • Cow.Uo CU Thalua. S� mb I utum DENNIS JAMES C. P. Hoy. loa.leri Club. Seme, Club JOHN JAMES C. P. Albonaoum Hoard. Irael. S.emo Cub MARIE LANKO C. P. Hltleoy Ho.hu Sanely. Pre.fle.il Junior hirtnli Honor S lelj. AlUiunm IWsu.l. . StlrtMC ( lub. Cdoe dub. a Cappella Ui. Mi.nl Cbonm, DOROTHY LAYTON C. P. Socrrtonr. 4U-4A Clou. Photoplay Club; Boot, •ml Saddle Club. I ballant. B Girl. Selene, Club. Glee Club. VteeTmulr.ll lonpufr Ail. Club. 4b Kreepllo.. Commlllcr. 4A Donee Committee. IVAN JONES Civic Athenaeum Board. Art dub. Science dub. OnUrlia. T HEODORE LcMASSENA Clrtc Buy. lumber Club Glee Club. Muni Choeu. Sum. Club. MICHAEL JUUANO Ctvtc Selene Club; 4114.A Ho.Utb.ll VICTOR KEE Ctvk Inotimll. Au 40 41; Ba.Wlb.il 41; Truci. V . Slim. Club. Glr. CM., 4B4A Ba.Wl ball LEONARD LEASK Trarl; Sncuer dub. MARGARET LORDI C. P. Tinmm. lllMon Honor Society. I’re.idrnt Ufot� Arti Clul.. Photoplay Club. Thai Ian., B Honor Swirly Gill; 4B Krrrptlon Committee. lw.1, Vm Prr.f lent National FLORENCE KENT C. P. 11. Irma I Iona I Relation. Forum: Science dub. Thaliam. A.I Club. Albr.io.um RoaiJ EUGENE LOSCO c. p. Giro dub. Science dub. Boy.' lee.lee. ( lub. 4ll Reception Committee Athenaeum Boanl. Tlallaiu URSULA KRELT7ER C. p. Srlrnrr Club: Library B Girl; Uallmu; Gorman ll-nne Sort. Stall: Photoplay _________ _ _______________ Gill.' Sr..i«r Clul. Tloaiurr. Bool, and Sad dlo Club. Art Club Albanarum llonl; 4.A l aiwo ( •■mmltloo. lit Reception Comm 11 In HAROLD KIR WAN Civic Selene dub. Track 4B 4.A Congtru VIRGINIA MACKAY C. P. At bon arum Board. Science dub; Hiallan.. EDITH MADDEN C P Awociale Kdilor ol Athenaeum National Homo Solely Se.rrl.ev I eenrh Hanor Sorlrly. Utln Homo Socmy. Ilmtoplay Club; C.mn. Club. 4B Connor., ill Reception Commit In; Aeropoll. BjnA (Xl.c, Stall; Stine, Club, l ibrary Stall. Uallan. EMANUEL MANDOS Otic ill Reception Cnaklllit. Ntlitiiwim lizard. Sc ■� � • � QA Cmmm Oak U Oak t Uxirt Committee VERO MARAVIGL1A c P ill C «|n«; ill Receplme. Committee: Athen- aeum Hoard. Il li� '. Il.«u( Socielv IU� M 1.1� «- (Tub. Mitnl CImh ; l. Dance C«t- millr . ScMMt Clul . ROCCO MARRONE Qik Cfll lln.Lell .il. Footbal ‘ 0 LEONARD MARION Otic Onlmlii. Bond. llluc Jacleli Science CluL. •Ill Reception CuaMlIn ALBERT MASINO Chic S icw� n«l. TUIum FumMI w 10 c« C.|4cui. II LORETTA MASTROPAOLA C. r r.H-n. n. .. Mitel ru-u. r...i. r.u CM. Sor« r C'lul . IUn c Gill. I Cml. 4 Daiitc C-.mimllt EMILY MATONTI c. P Atwclnie r.l.t.-c «'I AiUmw: Hliincr Honor S- � et . Iut..-f French ll. r« f S-ciett. Seere I..IV. Il«ll.ll linn. ■� SoCietV. National Society: lUott and Sa.ldle Club. Scietice Club DORIS MAZON C. P Athenaeum lU.tr.l French Honor Society. Ijilln II..I f - -.tit. National I luetur Salet� . ll «.U ... I S..I.IU Club. Camera Club. V. lll� l Cli.l., ’ll Gill Acr. .dtt Board Science Club. robert McConnell c. P Srier-re Club SfMintih Ibn1� S«tely. I .Her- man. Athenaeum Board. Traci. WILLIAM MILLER Ot.C Science Club Toil Fencing. Cre.il Country. Art Club. Athenaeum Hoard. CORINNE MOORE Civic Science Club. Speech Focum; lueitut Re.| ( � .. •. • ( ..|.(ell.i limit; I lee Club. tl«ri. arum Board. 56 BERNARD MULCAHY c P Athenaeum Hoard. ill Receptum Committee. 'I I. .b .i.i Scieeice Club JAMES NiaiOLS c p Science Club Boyi- I en.lert Club: Football Kl Mited Clioeui. ill Reception Committee. Ill Congreu CABRIELA NOCUERIA C. P I in.pi.iff Aril Club I ilie.iiy Sl.ill: I mull ll ieu.r S cirlt. National Hoeire Society. Athen- aeum 11.... r. I Girli' leaden Club. I.alin lionet Society. Junior French llonce Socielt. Iliiliani JEAN PALERMO C. P. I c.ipup Arli Club. Curl.- leelm CTuli. Glee Club C,M.II. b..u Mlce.l Clueiii. Sconce Club Athenaeum Hoar.I DOROTHY PALLANTE C. P Secretary. Iai.fiufe Alti Club. Ctlrli- I ra.leti Club. Scter.ce Club. Athenaeum 11, oar,I: Aero- poll I Hoard III Reception Committee. Boult an I Saddle Club Photoplay Club FREEMAN PARKER C. P. VICTOR PASQUARIELLO Cttic Sr lerwe Club. Allieeiacum BoarJ. 4 Dance Committee GERARD PATERNOSTER C. P. Art Club; Fencing FAY DOLORES PERILLO Minimum Junior lie. I Cf.-a . Salemr Club. Ili.ill.iin VINCENT A. PERIU.O C. P. Art Cub. STEVEN PERNA C. P Science Club. Athenaeum Board. Art Club MARGARET POET Minimum Science Club; Athenaeum Board; Girlt‘ lead- er. (Tub STEI.LA POET Cm Siwiiif Cluli. Il“ Owl. lumae Rel Ccoa� . o� i i � .� .!� � • 1..1. ou dui. SANFORD POLLOCK c I l� n(iu(r Nclt dull. dul . Su«« dull; O11U1I111 Junior |Vi)i' lml«n dub JANET POTTER C i Flench lluim Solicit. Iliitory Honor Swirly let... Home Sw.,1, II Owl. Sleme dub ITtaluplay Olul . Mm-let Ole dub; Allien arum llounl, r«cn.li Con.efyollnf. Club. EUGENE PRANDATO C. P Xtwwlale F-Jilor ..I Xlbe.ae.im. National 11.row Swirly Ortman limit Swirly Mitel Ooetit IV... Ole ( lul . Photoplay Club: Science Club lll.lnrv IU Sc tel t. Xclupoll. IVai.l library Sull CARLO PRISCO C. I Italia� llmiit Swift� , l-attn I loom Society. National 11, woe Swirly. III.lory limine S« tlcl� . Slenee Clui� ARNOLD RACIOPPI Cltk flaieliwll. Sict.ic Club Dullui. Iluyt’ I r.ol re Clui� ANTHONY RICCI ARDI C. P. IUielt.ll. Swnir CliJ� . IImIiuii IU� t‘ lr.nl m Club ELSIE RICHARDS C. P. Olltie In Hurl � | Athenarum ami Acrufmll . Nallaeial ll«w Swirly. I trmb Honor Swirly: lalln I l.wio Swirly I i� iieu-t|l Art Club. III. I.wy lltwr Swirl� Photoplay Club I hairy. II Olli: Olit Stall; ll-l. -ml SaJ.Hr dub VICTOR RI7ZOLO C. P. Ortn.ii. Ilunor Swirly I alln Home Swirly Speech I-wnn., llirnarun� IU.nl I feature Slrtwr Club; lloyi I ra.lrfy Club laiifuifr All Club BEATRICE ROBINSON C. P. Athenaeum lloar.l Home Crumrn.1 dub. SeWnc dub: llwlory Forum. Ihalian. GERARD ROSA C. P Science dab. Vlhrnwrum Haul MARGARET ROSSI C. P Spa tilth llomw Society Stance dub CAr. dub Athenarum IWanJ VIOI-A RUSSO C. P filer Clui� lhnllai.i a Camwlla fh.il Albrn arum IVo.nl II” Owl; Olfit’ I railrf t Club. Science Club. A Dator Coramtttrr YOLANDA SAGARESE Cltk ill lA fnt.(i .t Athenarum limit.I junior Rel Cent.. «A Dance Committee. Owl� ’ l-ea.leel dub, 4ll Rerpllon Commute CATHERINE SCHAEFFER C. P XI hr narum lUol, Orcman llon-c Sncirly, I1..w.play Club Arconnll. llmtrtl: Thaliam S t ntr flub Old.’ I ru.lrct Clul. Mmlry 4 Dante C«mmilte . ill Rrcefilion Com millr Aft dub. EIJ-A MAY SCHIEAR C. P. llknitnia IVa.nl llunnec Owl a Co—II� Chile I trueb II mow Swirly Olre dub; Mitel Clown. ill Rerpti«n Commlllr . Sircu dub. French CnntvctalWMt dub. DOROTHY SCHONZEIT C. P I trmh Ihwint Swirly I atln Horn Swirly Nalltmal llwar Swirly. limit ami Sehllr l‘Iuli I anguag All� Club; Camera dul : X'oration� Clul. Ill Rnrpllm. Commit trr Albeuaeum IVo.nl, Oil.., Stall Swore dub. Ilt.liwy Ihm-w Swirly MARIO SCOLAMIERO C. P Atbrnarnm IVow.l Strnce dub CLMRE SEX! ON Ckk Science dul. Speech Focum Cwlt le-Jee. Club Junior Rel Cruo. THOMAS J. SHEA Cltk Sdcnrr Club. EDWARD SIQUANO Cl.tr Swmr Club. Tratl Tram. Spenlth Honor Seeiely. 57 ALICE SMITH Ml� lew SawiKr Club. Hwlepley CM. (imm Club TKaltan� EDW ARD SMITH Cbk ie . e Club. 1 Kalian OPHELIA SNEED C. P I .at in Honor S« M-ly. I iriwK Honor S«wl National Honor Society. Speech I .nun. IU •an . Science Club RUTH SNYDER C. P. It Ctrl. Science Club. I'Kotnplay flub. I Lallan lit I ( ••.. ir . lit Kaq l� i ('• «• Wiiin. 4.A Dance CanMllN. AlUamn Ituaid RUTH SOFFEL c. p. C.lfl. Inalni (Ink Glee Hill.. I’Kotnplay Club; Science Club, I ttncb Cociyetmllim Clnb; It—I. and SmWIe Hub RICHARD SORACI C. P I toy. lawbn Club Sciecor Club, lai.fua - ,t. Club. -Ill Recept inn Committee. lalln IS«� ely. G«i� al) IUm Smiety. NlKen aru� ll a i l. lA Dam Cunnllllf MARC5UERITE STAFFORD C. P Sfu.ld. lion. Society Hlilney I Km. S ’')'. S trmr Club; All Clui� . HUtoey l '«n IJREWSTER STALTER Civic IU) ' leu. lee. Club; lA Con � e ; AlKee.aeum l Dame C.immillee, l r � .lenl. Sm«f nub LOUISE STEI ANELLI C. P Italian IUn Sulil� ; bnim I eniK Honor SkiiI). Gill. I cadre. Club. Siencr Club. Ilwluplay Club, tile Club. Albrnarum Hoard ANNA STOLF1 C. P. Vue Precldei.t ol iBlA Cla « National Him •a Satiety. Hialory lbm. r Society. Italian I ban a Society. Gill ' I ea.le Clui� . Science Club 4H-4.A Con(W : 4A Dame ( .a , mil tee tit Recept l«ei Committee: Junka Red Cron IJliJAN TAYLOR C P SnirlMr S| anl K Hocoa Stalely I anguage Nil• Club; V.coli.mt Club It Girl. lain. I Lana S' .cl� Sf� a� ii� b Conteitatiou Cl� � b, Sarnr Clui. lKrnaeum Hull |I Club JESSICA THOMAS Civic Sc tear Club. Art Club It C...I lunmi Red Cm � , lit Reception Coanaillee LIU JAN TIEDEMANN C. P. German Home Society: Hnloiy Hoow Solely Natiunal Honor S lel . Interimi tonal Relation I .tum. San Clui� . Albrnarun. Itainl nu |a.l� Ituard. I ilaaly Stall. FRANK URSITTI C. p Pirildei.t Natiunal llu«� .a S«i v Pietl.lenl SpanltK 11, a , a S«� � l I Ve.� . I.-..I. Syce. I. I .auen. Captain Itt.y I r ide� � I lull Sf � i i� l Conteoalloo Club; Science Club Athenaeum lluaid. 4 A Dame Committee VICrOR VECCIONE Civic CONCETIA VITELLO C. P. I li� t uy lb� .-a Satiety. AtKenaeUU) lloaf.l Ia� (uap Alt Club. Ilu'lottlay C lub; Srieme Club .Vf'C Jl lt.Mf.1, I Kalian . Olllce Stall. It Girl; luoua I’trmK llmee Saiely. tit KrvrphiHi ( ummlllrt ANTHONY J VITIELLO Civic I laatlkell. Ita el all. Ib.y I rade . Clui� . (JIROD W’ANAMAKER Civic Science Club JOSEPH HENRY WEST Minimum U. S Army HARRY L WHEELER Ci� c DOROTHY WRIGHT c. P • It ('«a.ere� � ll� ei aeu� � � Itaaird; a t (� ella Cttoii M.� e l CKocu. C.lee Hub. Girl.' I eailrfc Club Srlc .r Club Ptmiaplay Clul. 4. Dance Con.ni 11 lee GEORGE ZANFINI CivK Science Club Ute tyoatbcdl tyield osi uuna+td CROSS COUNTRY («ip i«lin IIUBI-KT c.ait-s ALBERT MASINO I'ooiIniII City Srarinn Ac ” VICTOR KEE Football Baseball Track Robert McConnell Crow Country CHARLES FISCHER F oollxill Track JOHN JAMES Crow Country We sing your praises in accents loud and slrontf Mimaiirr of Track Team ’or honors won before the cheering throng. ROY 1)1.01 A FootL.ll VICTOR ciccom Bnxcball YVIIJJAM MILLER Cron Country- •tro� itw SHARP5 REMEMBER? FRESHMEN YF a p February 1938—February in the snow . . . Freshmen assembling in the audi- torium . . . Assigned to homerooms . . . Meeting our teachers . . . Crowded halls • • • W etching the mighty seniors . . . What a downfall from tops in elementary school to mere insignificant IB s . . . Afternoon sessions . . . Darkness as we trudge home . . . Books! Books! Books! . . . Studies . . . Struggling with Latin . . . New friends . . . F'irst report cards . . . Centennial play . . . Barringer celebrates her hundredth birthday. September 1938— Back to school . . . Renewing old friendships . . . Making new ones . . . Back to hooks und studying . . . The hurricane strikes . . . Dismissed early . . . Scamper home through pelting rain, blazing fires, and crashing trees . . . Our first football season . . . Cheers and songs galore . . . Our first East Orange- Barringer game . . . Holiday season . . . My Reverie . . . Freshman year ended. SOPHOMORE YEAR February 1939—Ah! Sophomores at last . . . Morning session . . . What a life! . . . Out before one . . . Science, geometry and French . . . Shakespeare's To be or not to be. that is the question . . . Privilege of joining clubs . . . Spring time . . . Romance and flowers budding . . . Groups go to the World s Fair. June 1939—Mr. Gurley retires. September 1939—We meet our new principal. Michael R. McGreal . . . Track meet . . . Football . . . Ice skating on the lake . . . Homework neglected . . . Deep Purple ... Exams! . . . Two more years to go. JUNIOR YEAR February 1940—Time flying . . . Proud of our new rank . . . New rules en- forced . . . Algebra again . . . Hard term . . . Easter vacation . . . Life exceedingly dull. September 1940— School life changes . . . Light-period day . . . Our class organizes . . . Miss Lomas and Mr. Ammarell elected class advisers . . . Conscrip- tion Day . . . Now we ll never get a man . . . 3A Christmas Social . . . Girls struggle with inexperienced dancers . . . I ll Never Smile Again” . . . Grand holiday season . . . T hus ends our third year. SENIOR YEAR February 1941—High and mighty seniors now . . . Seven-period day . . . Chemistry . . . First basketball dance . . . Advertisement for the assembly . . . Per- formers lost . . . Very embarrassing for somebody . . . Victorious in all the games . . . The class sells key ring pencils . . . Sponsor Amateur Show . . . Our first big financial success . . . Give senior reception June 6th . . . Dancing aboard the S. S. Barringer . . . 4A s yield their assembly seats to us . . . Very impressive . . . Much needed vacation. September 1941— Tops at last . . . Back to the eight-period day . . . Feeling of friendliness prevails . . . We plan for our Yearbook . . . Class rings . . . Pictures from Potter s Studio . . . Our last football season . . . Packed full of thrills . . . Turkey Trot given November 19th to celebrate the East Orange-Barringer game . . . Score 13-13 . . . Barringer triumphs as city champ . . . December 7. 1941. an- other kind of battle rages . . . Japan opens war on the United States . . . Probably a momentous day in our lives . . . 4A Snow Ball rolls December 19th . . . Year books given out . . . Autographs . . . Senior Day . . . Caps and Gowns . . . Diplo- mas ... I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire” . . . Or do we? «° _ . l i «Tv '-y i | i v y niVN“vja£DAj [ OIVCLWM.1 i NOIIIKVH NNV ri -Ti VITJIAV NN l Otf.lA M 4 HUS AN l N I H «ra °d r “ AH i nvws u «H v uajj OSSN � UHNl . n : 3sa, H,' r n ?u ° 0S )� ) to ■ mu miiinii i u:ii nui ism im i Pff V� Q N9IS3Q Nd3001AI f S-i 1' ' BP r ■� . SKMI.)I vIKNJ I tcr .i.i iMN i ism i UufifotrI Itjfj Ua+iJzA few the Memo UeA.'' AOOfl _LN3anj_9 3Hl THE FACULTY personnel boabo ,v K CVCUi' edgar koGAN aNs mamw IM-RKOl. D d matteo nJlOGATlS §H? .«—“SSsr jj Nn 8 SSS?-� SJS' «ccaa nsiNG noARP PHOTOGRAPHY BOARD JANET POTTER - HAROLD KIRWAN LUCY CACCAVAI-E LIBERTY CAI.VANI DOROTHY CASALE NORMA FERAZZI MICHAEL MANDOS LORETTA MASTROPAOLO CARLO PRISCO VICTOR R12201.0 RUTH SNYDER Wltiitle lAJlule ART BOARD ELSIE CHINNOCK ) „ URSULA KKI1T IR J C Cfcair-.n UNI'S DJI ANNE VERO MARAVIGI.IA ELEANOR CREILICH WIUJAM Mill IR CLASS CONGRESS m — ' feo ite ui Jewel Adam Lillian Adubato Vincent Agresti Mr. Raymond R. Ammarell Bob Barton Louise Battista Neva Battista Warren Beardsley Helen Begley Mrs. R. Begley Ann Berardi Jane Berlin Vicky Bettelli Robert Biunno Ralph Blanche Irene Bochet Mrs. A. S. Booth Margaret Booth Doris Boyden Mrs. H. Boyden Pearl Boyden Alberta Brandt Charles Brine Jeanne Bromley Fred Bruno Mr. T. Bufalo Maria Burke Marilyn Cannon Mr. and Mrs. J. Cardellchio Thomas J. Casiere Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Casper Louise Cecire Elmer Centanni Lenore Centenm Mr. and Mrs. H. Cherry Victor Ciccotti Madeline Codomo Jane Coleman Andrew Coniaris Bucky Connors Rocco Corcione Sam Crandall Irene Crawford Angelo D'Andrea Janet Dayton Joe De Lia Ida Della Luna Mario De Marco Alfred De Matteo Tony De Santis Angelina Deseno Mr. and Mrs. A. Di Geronimo Miss F. D'Aloia Venus Di Jianne Gabriel Di Masi Mr. and Mrs. A. Doto Jack Drummond Mr. Walter J. Dumm Betty Eggleston Jack Eisele Joseph Ferraro Norma Ferazzi Dorothy Ferrett Mrs. O. J. Finch Patricia Finnegan Bill Foltzer Mary Elizabeth Fritts Fred Gangemi Evelyn Gennell Americo Giordano Genevieve Giordano Wally Glass Jack Goldbcrger Lynn Goodale Oriole Grabeau Vivian Gustafson Florence Hannon Dons Haring Albin Hauck Walter Helfin Alice Hilbert Constance llaria Maria Ingato Claire Kennedy May Kennedy Edgar Kogan Danny Koflowski Mr. and Mrs. J. Kotlowski Winnie Laegeler Willie Landmark Margaret Lanko Marie Lanko Netty Lania Nathan Lava Dorothy Layton Carlton Legried Marjorie Leonardis Ted Le Massena Nancy Lewis John Limongello Miss M. Lomas Margaret Lordi Harry MacDonald Edith I. Madden Orlando Manfredi Delia Mascia Carmella Matarazza Emily Matonti Doris Mazon Mr. and Mrs. R H. 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Compliments of Myers Manufacturing Co. 300 Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y. Tel. SO. Orange 2-8031 Res., ORange 4-1591 Wilbur C. Crelin SPORTING GOODS FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE 485 Valley Street Maplewood, N. J. National Academic Cap and Gown Co. Manufacturers and Outfitters of Academic Caps, Gowns and Choir Hood Glee Club and A Cappella Robes Caps and Gowns Used by the Barringer High School Supplied by Us. 821-823 Arch Street Philadelphia, Pa. Matonti Paint Company 110 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Compliments of Whoop-A-Doodles Should auld acquaintance be for-got'. Produced by Cngrovotonc NEW CITY PRINTING COMPAh UNION CITY. N J l cwU uj i JUcfli School fiewa ih, Neui jjeAleif CLASS OF June 1942 THG STAR-SPflnGLGD BAfinGR Oh! say. can you see. by the dawn's early light. What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming. Whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous night. O'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming. And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. Oh! say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave, O'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave? DGDICflTIOn Throughout all the world today, there is a summons going forth—going forth to men of good will in all lands, of all faiths, in every sort of position. Can you hear it? There it sounds, now faint, now a shout. Look around you; others are hearing it, too. That Chinese sniper, watching the Japanese advancing cautiously upon his post, knowing that for him the game is up, is hearing it; that sailor, perhaps British, perhaps American, pacing the mist-drenched bridge of a lonely tramp steamer, watching tor that telltale streak of white upon the sea's placid surface which will spell destruction for himself and his ship—he's hearing it; that Russian soldier lying in the slop of Ukrainian mud is hearing it. Listen again, perhaps you can hear what it says. It speaks of valor, of heroism known and unknown; it speaks of joy, of love and laughter; it speaks of tears, of bitter, heart-rending sorrow. Yet even these are minor notes in the tremendous whole. Above all things, it speaks of the future, of a new world, of a world where universal man can enjoy the basic rights which humankind has learned to cherish down the ages, a world where life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” will truly have a meaning, not only to some men, but to all men, the world over. To the men who have heard and are answering the sum- mons, and to that new world of which they dream, in which they believe, and for which they are living, fighting, and dying— we humbly and gratefully dedicate this book. CHIEF OF STAFF it it it it MICHAEL R. McGREAL G. H. Q. Office Staff MR MICHAEL R McGREAL I S., M.A Principal MISS ELSA DISBROW. b a Assistant to Principal MRS FLORENCE S BURLEY, b a. Counselor MRS GRACE H WILSON Teacher Clotk MRS JEANETTE P FORT Asst Teachot Clerk MISS IDA KERNERMAN is in ed. Asst Teacher Clerk MISS SUSAN W RUBIN, ai Asst Teacher Clerk ADVISORY STAFF D I V I S I O n A L c o m m a n d ★ GeneRfiL MECHANICAL DRAWING AND MANUAL TRAINING Mr. Harvey L. Cook, B.S . Liberal Arts Mr Walter D. Buchanan, A.B. NURSE Miss Dorothy M. Driscoll, R.N. HOME ECONOMICS Mrs Evelyn C. Dearing, M.A. Mrs. Victoria B Shuster, B.S. PHYSICAL TRAINING AND HEALTH Mr Victor I. Salerno, Head Mr Charles A. Allen Miss C. Ethel Decker Mr. William F. Holer. B S. Mrs Mabel E. Norman Accompanist Miss Edith F. Scalera. B.S.. M A. Miss Agnes E. Smith. M.A., R N, LANGUAGES Mr. Abraham D. Zweibel, A.B . Hoad Miss Helaine Arnold, B A . M A Mrs Ethel M. Berard. B S . M A. Mrs Teresita M U. Cappel. B S . M.A. Mrs Eleanor H. Carleu, M.A. Mrs. Valentina M Cipolletti, A.B. Mrs Josephina L. Dill. M.A. Mr Raymond F Haulenbeek, A M Mr V. Ubero Sibilia. B.S. Mr. Samuel Slavin, M.A. MATHEMATICS Mr James M Wood. A.B., Head Miss Hazel M Farquhar. A.B., M.A. Mr. Frank S. Hartman. M A Mr Herman Pritchard. B.S.. M.A. Mr. Sydney Seidler. A.B. ART AND MUSIC ART Mrs. Erma P. Blair Mrs. Aliaretta D. Shirley. M.A. MUSIC Miss Jenny Robinson. B.S. Mr. William Weiss. B.S. STAFF ★ ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ENGLISH Mr Junius R Slovens. A M . Head Miss Ruth S Brettle. A B. Miss Lura M Briggs. M A Miss Emily E. Coburn. B.S. Mr. Edward Dangler. Ph D Mrs. Miriam R. Furness, A B Miss Natalie Reid Iones. BA Miss Janet McKenzio. M.A Miss Alice P. Sterner. M.A. Mrs. Ruth A. Stewart, B.S. Miss Katherine L. Walston, M A. Miss Sarah Yuker. B S STUDY Miss Pauline M Weiss. M.A. LIBRARY Miss Madalene Dow, B.L.S.. Head Miss Ruth A Johnson, A.B., B.S. SCIENCE Mr Roger B Saylor. M A., Head Mr S R Buhrman. M S Mr Walter J. Dumm. B S. Mrs. Eva F Everall. B A. Miss Mildred C. Greene. A B. Miss Dorothy A. Grey. M.A Mr R J Hagaman, B S . M S. Mrs. Geraldine H. King. B A Mrs Ann S Murray. B A. Miss Rosina E. Rine. B.S. Miss Alice M Schneider. A.B. Miss Helen B Tunstead. A.E. SOCIAL SCIENCE Miss Louise I Capen. Ph D . Head Mr Raymond R Ammarell, A M Miss Dorothy L Beebe. B.S . M.A. Mr R Joseph Bruder. Ed.M. Mr. Joseph Celiano. A B Mr Fred Landolphi. Ed.M. Mr Paul Lippe. B.S. Mr Irving Merkin. B S S. Miss A. Janette Parmele. B A Mr John W Vogel. B A., M A. ANNEX FACULTY Mr N. Howard Ayers. M A Miss Clara Mae Gray, A.B. Miss Mildred C. Greene, A B. Mr. Morris M Cohen. B A. Miss Rose C. Hartman. M.A. Miss Marjorie Dim Mrs. Gertrude K. Kingsley. M.A. Miss Mildred L. Lomas. B.S. Mr. William Rubinfeld. B.A. Mr Paul J. Sanders. A.B. Miss Henrietta Hilton. A.B. Miss Audrey Wilson, B.S. Mrs. Margarot O'Loughlin Mr. Arthur Payton Mr. George A. Robbins. B A Miss Fanny Bell, Assl. Teacher Clerk CALL TO COLORS CLASS SOnG by Muriel Hamilton Four rich full years we’ve studied here The heritage of tested truth That liberates the mind from fear And challenges the strength of youth. Honor more sacred far than life. Our Alma Mater, thou has taught. Nor dare we lose in war's fierce strife Freedoms for which our fathers fought. To think, to speak, to worship, work As freemen still; This is our fight. No task nor sacrifice we shirk To keep undimmed the holy light. Truth, Honor, Light—in other lands Blacked out by ruthless tyrant foe Shall shine again. We pledge our hands And hearts to keep the torch aglow. Co « Je RAYMOND PETERSON Associat Editor C. P. College Scatter my words—among mankind Bo through my Ups to unawakened earth, the trumpet ol a prophecy. FRANK TIRICO Associate Editor C. P. College A boy who's always changing pace. He never stays in just one place. MURIEL FONDI Associate Editor C. P. s' College The reason firm, the temperate will. Endurance, foresight, strength and skill. MURIEL HAMILTON Associate Editor C. P. College Thy music in my heart I bore Long alter it was heard no more. edward McClellan Associate Editor C. P College The dignified scholar and man ol affairs c ■ . V -Wo' ' C V 'V f O'- '6 f'� c V V ' � 0 c � ' I r ? «■ V ' . � behind thg Lines BOftRD OF FEATURES BOARD SAM CRANDALL Chairman Mary Conti Beatrvc De Lorenzo Angola Caruso Josephine Di Maggio Amelia Agresta Muriel Crabtree Mariori Leonard! LuciU Middleton Agnes Rocco Ada Cioni Gerry Clccon Angie Martino Virginia Smith Aurora Pratola Anthony Mascolo Jack Watson Prances Ptontek !ule Monaghan un Keuper Mary Ellen Halstead Delia Mascia Irene Bochet Angelo D'Andrea Rita Matozzi Bernice Coppock Muriel Personett Charlotte Gerlach Alice Chavious Mary Adubato Lorna Parkinson Prancis Blenx Wallace Glass STATISTICS BOARD ROSELIE BEIRNE. Chairman Ann Berardi Jeanne Mullin Mart Mignelli Muriel Personett Helen Moeller Carrol! Walsh tosephine Di Maggio loretha Miles Lena Argentieri Doris Russell Aurora Pratola Agnes Hoinagl Dorothy Heilman Violet Marble Theresa Serrani Halii Donnelly Ella Poston Carmel Furiano Bernice Coppock Matilda Baskerville Bronte O Laughlin Alice Chavious Violet Rtzsio Eileen Howard Ruth McAdam Marion Davis Loretta Robson Mane Borrelll Fred Poster Elaine Nodge ATHLETIC BOARD ROBERT POET. Chairman Joseph Bits Generoso Di Maio Rocco Del Presto William Dunne Hubert Gates Angela Lania Emmett Nathan Jack Prell Robert Ramos Robert Snow Robert Sutherland Ludwig Vella STRATEGY ADVERTISING AND SALES BOARD FRANK TIRICO. Chairman Bertha Myron Marianna Russomanno Mary Coni Lucille D) Norcia Charlotte Gerlach Irene Crawlord Mary Adubato Claire Kennedy Marion Galop Rita Matossi Ray Caru� o jean Mullin PHOTOGRAPHY BOARD harry d Macdonald THOMAS CORWIN Co-Chairmen Dolores Barton Robert Buenaener Douglas Butler Nancy Comito Stanton Conover Robert Cunningham Dorothea Forrester Colombus Kinsey Nathan Lava Carlton Legreid Charles Lorello Nancy Mangano Rose Nerpiti Frances Piontek Virginia Smith Albert Sutton Geraldine Zarra Lawrence Zegas ART BOARD WINIFRED LAEGELER Chairman Stanton Conover Thomas Corwin Helen Killeen Veronica Gaylord lane Coleman ACTIVITIES BOARD RITA MATOZZI. Chairman Betty Bowden Violet Marble Evelyn Gennell Robert Snow Emmett Nathan Ada Cionk Mary Conti Marianna Russomano ( ommuniqusL Tie. 1938-1942 Amid the frantic rush and hurry which accompanies our honorable discharge from Barringer, we, the army of June, '42. pause briefly to survey our past accom- plishments and to rake up our shady past, for better or for worse. It all began in September of 1938. Accompanied by a hurricane, we were ushered into the hallowed halls of Barringer, brief cases and all. In those days, we slept all morning, arriving at our posts at ten o'clock, and wending our weary way homeward in the gathering gloom at 4.30. In beginning our Sophomore year in 1939. wo abandoned some of our verdant Freshman fallacies, such as brief cases, and that absurd notion that teachers were human This year we had to get up in the middle of the night in order to get to school before the trumpets of doom at 8.30. We then slaved until one with majors, loafing all afternoon with the minors. It was in this year that Mr. Michael McGreal assumed command of the armed forces of Barringer Due to his efforts, that desert waste referred to as the lawn'' was transformed into a beautiful expanse of greensward. This accomplishment is only one of many improvements to be soen all over our noble edifice. Some from our ranks joined the Acropolis staff to flower into prolific authors Our Sophomore female contingent trampled over one another chasing those big. handsome athletes, who were luniors and Sen- iors During the winter, our chief divertissement was skating on the park lake in those afternoons after getting out of school by subtle and devious means. Something new was added that lune. We were herded into heavily guarded and patrolled rooms, given an ominous-looking little blue booklet, and told to go to ill This weird ritual is commonly referred to as final June exams, final in more ways than one. Much to everyone's surprise, we became luniors next fall. It is believed that the introduction of exams gave rise to the current vitamin capsule craze in Barringer, as all that burned-up energy had to be roplaced somehow, in teacher and pupil alike. Our lunior year, in 1940. found us dumbfounded by a ghastly schedule of seven periods a day. This schedule had obviously been planned for camels or some such animal that could go for hours without food. In this yoar we were oxposod to a diseaso called Second Year Algebra, from which it is hoped we will recover. As soon as we became luniors we were favored with seats in the assembly where wo could actually see the stage. Christmas came with a candlelight procession ond carol singing. By this time we had learned the dire consequences of doing homework during assembly, and the nameless fate which awaited a class-cutter or non-doer of home- work. Through the ages one dreadful sensation lingers and will not pass, that horrible feeling as the omnipotent one (toacher) domanded the non-existent homework. Being steeped by now in the time-honored tradi- tions of our ancient Alma Mater, wo were genuinely stirred as the Seniors relinquished their assembly seats to the hopeful new tenants. Next year it would be our turn to prance bashfully down the aisle to those choice seats. As the days grew longer and brighter we were stricken with a mysterious malady which banished the urge to do any work at all Sirens seemed to beckon to us to quit your books and learn from old Ma Nature. Indeed, quite a few pupils suc- cumbed to temptation, ending up trying to explain to the office that they didn't know that the lunch period was over until—etc.—etc. In the sweltering June of that year we were again driven to those chambers of horror with the little blue booklets. We thought that the utmost had been reached last June, but we soon found that we were grossly mistaken. After this trial by fire, a safari was organized for a picnic at the Sunnyfield pool. Ap- parently such things as suntan lotion had been en- tirely forgotten, because the pilgrims returned on the last day of school resembling well-boiled lobsters. In Soptomber of 1941, we bogan the final year in which we would grace and adorn the corridors of Barrinaer. The first excitement of the year was af- forded in the formal organization of our class. As our advisers and rescuers in times of stress, we had wisely chosen Mrs. Furness and Mr. Lippe. With their assistance, an election was held lor class officers in which our amazing ability to choose sensibly was shown again. The officers elected were: Charles Lorello—President; Irene Crawford—Vice President; Lawrence Zegas—Treasurer, and Claire Kennedy— Secretary. 4B. Virginia Smith—Secretary. 4A. The elections were the opening guns of our highly successful Senior year Next on the agenda, we bought class rings, and became the first class to have them while yet 4B's. Since then many girls have taken to hoarding rings, for some ulterior motive. This was followed by the Hallowe'en Hop. a really gay affair closely resembling an Oriental Bacchanale The football season swirled into full swing in No- vember. culminating in the Barringer-East Orange melee, which we won with a score of 13-13. Thai now-famous team of ours was the pride of Barringer, besides being city champions. December seventh, the first day of war. sobered us quite a bit. with the air raid drills making the war a reality in Barringer At our basketball game in January, our gallant class team was mysteriously beaten by that collection of antiques known as the Alumni. In order to amuse the huge crowds at this game, that faculty team of octogenarians was soundly beaten by a team of rosy-cheeked little Freshmen. At last came the long-anticipated day when we. the class of June. '42. proudly took those coveted seats in assembly In January a brilliant reception was held for the 4A's, with luxuriously engraved invitations. The girls veere as lovely as visions In their long evening gowns. The boys were a vision, too. looking like something Edgar Allan Poe dreamed up in their borrowed tuxedos. Many of the revelers greeted their milkmen as they returned home Soon after that debaucherie, we went down to Hahne's and broke the cameras for our rogues' gal- lery in the yearbook We were requested to choose the least horrible one for that purpose. In the mean- time. our invincible basketball demons scored addi- tional triumphs in the defeat of the 3A and 4B basketball teams To celebrate the advent of Spring, we gave a soiree, very aptly dubbed the Spring Fever Frolic As this dance was informal, everyone let his hair down and had a gay and giddy time. The 4B's gave a splendid reception in our honor, for which the boys again got out their ancestral tuxedos. Senior Day. our last fling before graduation, was quite a success, the only casualties being a few broken fingernails An exuberant holiday spirit was present throughout the day. So. with definite symptoms of nostalgia, we walk down the main steps of the building, turning around for a last look. The old place seems to have taken on an ancient, time-honored air. or perhaps we never noticed it before. Thus ends one phase of our life, with a new. startling and exciting world welcoming us. Adieu. Barringer! FIGLD OF. HOnOR CLAIRE MURPHY CLAIRE KENNEDY SAMUEL CRANDALL GRACE HARDY SHIRLEY LIEBER Y w ,'r IRENE CRAWFORD DANIEL SAFFORD 77 LOUISE CECERE MARY ELLEN HALSTEAD ROBERT POET I A d v fi n c e ANGIE MARTINO LUDWIG VELLA MAM euxn HALSTEAD RALPH GREEN U fl R D Best Class Spirit MURIEL FONDI ROCCO DEL PRESTO OticiqJl ihsL (Doj Attention all first, second, and third class Barringerites! We. the Division of June 1942 in a final communique, make these dispositions of our worldly goods for the improvement of this beleaguered outpost. We are now to be relieved of our duties here to go on to higher and more difficult assignments. Since this is our last official act. we trust that our instructions will be carried out to the letter. TO THE STUDENTS: We leave one volume of ’’Sad Stories' by I. M Late, a favorite author of the late Senior Class. To Chemistry students we sympathetically donate a deodorizer for the laboratory. To anyone who's thirsty, we leave all the water in the fountains that squirt in your face. To all the short people we leave the low benches in the lunchroom, and to all the tall people we leave the low hooks in the cloakrooms. To Latin students we leave a pony to ride the path of least resistance. To Mathematics students we bequeath this ever-helpful formula: IlD- Sin x: + V—32.0 = F TO THE FACULTY: We present one miniature bowling ball-to Champ Pritchard. To Miss Dow we bequeath the latest copy of ’’Superman.” To Miss Decker—Arthur Murray. To Mr. Wood we leave an adding machine which will save him a lot of time and trouble. To Miss Capen we give an autographed copy of that best seller How to Win Friends and Indoctrinate Students. To Miss Weiss we bequeath one electric eye to be placed on the rear door of her study hall to catch those sneaking out. To Mr. Ammarell we leave five whole minutes of well-deserved relaxation —sans interruptions. Mr. Celiano can have his pick of the speakers he's presented to us (but definitely). Mr. Bruder inherits Wall Street. Let him do with it as he chooses. To Mr. Haulenbeek we give a mounted Oriole. To Miss Driscoll we leave an A-l headache (the undergraduates). To Mr. Zweibel we present one recording of La Conga to help promote Pan-American relations. If only we were Santa Claus we'd leave a real live movie star under Miss Sterner's tree. To Mr. Saylor we present an Orphan Annie pail and shovel to douse the incendiaries. For Mrs. Blair—an Uncle Wiggley Paint Box To Mr. Dumm we bequeath a large bottle of Barringer Blossom perfume (HS). To Miss Schneider we leave all the birds and flowers in Branch Brook Park. To Mrs. Furness and Mr. Lippe we leave memories of many delightful (?) hours spent with their 4A class. They'll always rate “Tops on our Hit Parade. TpUlinirV Ili, fl I I fl T H L e T I C S In the last four years, Barringer High's Track Team has built up a really enviable record. The team has established a virtual monopoly on the city crown by a winning streak of sixteen straight, with the end nowhere in sight. But this isn’t all our boys have done, for in 1939. they won the State Cham- pionship as well as the Princeton. Montclair. Board of Education and City Meets. Barringer s relay team is equally distinguished, being known throughout the Metropolitan Area for consistently fine performances The team won the All-American Championship at Penn, also the State Title in 1940. 1941. and 1942 We are justly proud of the laurels our teams have earned, and hope that squads in future years will live up to these lofty standards The baseball teams of the Big Blue have long been a power in the state, but really came into prominence under the leadership of Coach Charlie ' Allen Although hampered by poor playing facilities, the team's record was always eminently respectable. Our first baseball season in Barringer saw our team battling for the city crown The following year, we loomed as one of the powers in the state, with a baseball team comprised of many star athletes. In a thrilling finish, we were nosed out by West Side in a titanic struggle for the crown. In 1941, Coach Allen faced a problem. Graduation had left tremendous gaps in the infield and outfield, but he found many valuable recruits and began building for the 1942 season. Our last year in Barringer saw one of the best teams ever pro- duced in Barringer under Charlie Allen. Many veterans returned and most of these veterans were of All-City caliber. The team finished the year with an exceptional record. NflTionnL FencinG CHflmpions An unbeatable fencing team is an old Barringer tradition. Although each graduation takes many of our star fencers and everyone is pessimistic about the next fencing season, the team always comes through in its accustomed style and creates new fencing stars. During our four years here, the fencing team has won eighty-five consec- utive dual meets without ever being defeated Another tradition which the team has created, is the capturing of State Championships, which it has been doing regularly However, the outstanding victories of the squad have been in the National Meets in New York City. It has won the National Championship twice in the last four years to retire with the Anthony J Drexel-Biddle trophy A great deal of credit and gratitude is due Coach Cetrulo lor his hard work and sound coaching Although four members of the squad are gradu- ating this June, we are confident that he will continue to turn out fencing teams that will be feared by all opponents. JOSEPH BITZ Joseph Buddy Bits won the first of his four letters as a sophomore He showed his ability early by being runner up for the 880 title in both the city and Montclair meets As a junior, his fine work on the re- lay team and in the half mile was cut short, due to a serious injury received during practice. At the start of the '42 season. Buddy was one of the main- stays of the track squad, with his versatile running in indi- vidual events and as anchor man on the State Half-Mile Relay Buddy Bitz was also noted for his fine running on the cross country team and received his letter as a junior. FRED BRUNO Fred received his major letter as the mana- ger of the baseball team. Flayers get the cheers, but the manager is the fellow who arranges the schedule games with other schools, prepares for the trips and the set- up of home games He helps the coach with the problems of the players and is always the man behind the man behind the plate Fred earned his B all right! RICHARD CORDASCO It was during his junior year that Richie first donned a Barringer uniform His first season, he played second team wing back This position, however, was filled and late in the season Corky switched to end In his senior year, he displayed a hard-hitting punch and determination, and was awarded the well-earned varsity letter as a member of the city championship team. ANGELO D ANDREA Lou started running in 1940 by entering the city meet junior hurdles Lady Luck wouldn't grant him his major then, for he tripped over the very last hurdle and was elim- inated He ran cross country in 1940 and just missed making the Block major Because of an injury. Lou- was not able to run the fo) lowing year However, he was elected manager and though unable to run himself, helped pusn Barringer on to the City Championship. earning Ins varsity letter ROY D’ALOIA Buck started playing baseball in 1940 when he earned a position in the junior varsity Buck was our utility inftelder in 1941 and turned in a fine job He was a regu- lar in his senior yoar and his work around sec- ond base was outstand- ing Upon his graduation the baseball team will miss a peppy tnfielder ROCCO DELL PRESTO Dell is well known as an athlete to many. His hard work and natural ability earned him his major fencing letter in his sopho- more year. In his junior year, he went out for baseball, receiving the experience and training which earned him his first team berth in the outheld this year Among his other achievements, is a letter for cheer- leading and sprinting for the Big Blue track team. GEORGE DE MARCO George is another one of those fellows who waited until their junior year to go out for football During this year, he played on the second team When the next season started, with a year's experience under his belt. George's ability as a tackle imme- diately became apparent and at the end of tho season he won his varsity letter A shoulder injury almost kept him out lor the season but De Marco, like all the rest of the team, showed what Barringer fellows are made of. and truly deserves his letter as a member of the city-championship team. WILLIAM DUNNE Bill went out for baseball in 1940 and won his varsity letter playing shortstop. In 1941 and 1942 he received major letters and was chosen lor all-city and all-county teams in 1941 In 1942 he was Barringer's nominee for all-state honors. Because of these achievements. Bill was elected to be co- captain of the 1942 squad He was also a star sprinter (or the track team, placing third in the city 100-yard dash in 1941. He captained the basketball team in 4B and 4A and will be sorely missed by coaches and students alike. IERRY FALCONE Jerry is known to his competitors as The Falcon. He has been appropriately named, lor he is fast and sharp-eyed. He was elected captain of the team in 1941 and led his fencers to the national champion- ship. He was the main factor in keeping the undefeated streak of our fencing team going The Falcon is considered one of the tines! scholastic fencers in the country. He is king of all the scholastic fencers in the state and his name will never be forgotten in Barringer's hall of fame. WILLIAM FAZIOLI Bill first served Barringer's football teams by playing fullback on the freshman team When Fizzy moved up to try out for his Varsity letter he was moved to pull-out guard because of his blocking ability. Ihrough hard work and untiring effort he gained his first major B as a junior. Fizzy came out lor the team again in his senior year and received another var- sity letter He was known for his ability to play various positions and because of this fact he was a very valuable member of the team A gold football was awarded to him for being on the city-championship team WILLIAM FOLTZER William Big Bill Foltzer it tho famous first baseman on our baseball team Bill s su- perior work on the held can only be judged by seeing him play. At first base there is none better in Now Jersey His games are errorless, and he is one of the leading hit- ters on the team as well Big Bill is our candidate for all-state first baseman. FRED FOSTER Fred earned his varsity letter as a junior in 1941 During his varsity track career, ho was a member of tho shuttle hurdle relay which set a now record at Ridgewood. In the City Championships. Fred came through for third and second places in the 110 high hurdles in his first two years. He is now looking forward to winning this title in 1942. HUBERT GATES During his stay at Barringer. Flash earned five major letters by participating in both track and cross-country In 1942 he was elected co-captain of the track team which in 1941 had won the city championship. Gates won the 100-yard dash in the city meet and was to run in the state 440 Because of his fine running in 440. he was made captain of tho cross-country team He went through the season undefeated and was city champ, ending a perfect soa- son Gates is one of tho finest runners to leave Barringer and will live forever in our Hall of Fame COLUMBUS KINSEY Kinsey started running in his sophomore year but due to somo bad breaks he did not quite make his major. Columbus was a mainstay on most of the relay teams and was exceedingly fast in the 220. In 1940. he ran cross country and just missed his letter again In 1941, Colum- bus was out for the begin- ning of the season but later went to town and earned enough points to earn his letter. DAN LATORRACA In 2940 Dan first came out for baseball. His fielding ability enabled him to earn a spot on the Junior Varsity team. Because of the many veterans who were returning the following season, he was forced to play alternate to the first team. In 1942. with added experience and a decided improve- men in batting. Dan took over the second base spot in fine fashion His timely hits won many ball games and his all around good playing has always brought forth cheers for Danny Latorraca. o e JULES MUSYL Big Jule came out for football in hi junior year. Hi size immediately won him a position on the squad. Because of lack of experience Musyl didn't receive his varsity letter. In his second year Jules was first team al- ternate and was of great value in pushing back the opposition. Playing well in every game. Musyl received his varsity letter and gold football as a member of the city championship team. ALFONSE PARELLI Alfonse Slats Parelii is one of Bar- ringer's most versatile athletes. He won his major B in both baseball and football. Slats was catcher and outfielder on the Barringer nine and also one of the reasons we won the city football title. He was our tackle, and at this position made the all-city and all-state teams, getting honorable mention for all-state. He received a gold football for be- ing a member of the city football team. Slats' absence will be missed on the diamond and on the gridiron. ROBERT POET Bob earned his numerals on the ‘frosh football squad, but really came into prominence in his junior year when he won a place as var- sity end. In his senior year. Bob re- ceived All-City, All-County and All- State berths in recognition of his ability as a pass receiver and his fine defensive work. He holds the gold football for membership on the city championship football team This ver- satile athlete earned two of his four letters for track. He won the city 440 title, and was a member of the cham- pionship mile and half-mile relay teams JACK PRELL In 1939 Jack won the first of his seven varsity letters, one of which is the wreath B. In his junior year he won the city and state half- mile relays. In the same year, he was captain of the cross-country team He received the gold track shoe for being the first Blue harrier to cross the finish line in the state champion- ships. In his senior year he was elected cap- tain of the track team for the 1942 season. ROBERT LITTELL Bob won his varsity letters on the cross-coun- try squad. In his junior year, he was noted for his steady team work and was awarded the first of his major letters. In 1941. Bob was one of the first five men on the team and received a gold shoe for his valuable points, which helped us to win the city meet He was also a distance winner on the track team and will be greatly missed next season for he was a steady team winner. GENE RACIOPPI Geno started his career at B H S in 1940 when he first donned a Big Blue uniform. That year Gene showed great promise of moving into varsity competition in 1941. In his junior year, he did not quite make the first team but was alternate at shortstop and third base. As a senior, however, he determined to make the first team and did Because of his exceptional fielding ability. Racioppi was chosen by Coach Allen as first string third baseman and received his Major B ORLANDO SALVATO Orlando ''Sal Salvato is our proud member of the famous fencers of Barringer Working hard and faith- fully for two years, he was justly rewarded for his eliorts by being one of the mainstays of the fencing team. Sal has faced the best fencers in the countrv and made a great name lor himself He will be placed with the immortal foiismen when he leaves. Sal was also a prominent member of the track team He was one of our senior pole vaulters who helped us win the City Championship. 4 .$ LEON TEDESCHI Lee's value ter the foncing team has been proven by the frequent victories he has gained for Barringer His brother, to whom he has taught the fine points of foil handling, remains to uphold his splendid record. I FRANK TIRICO Buddy” went out for pole vaulting in his sophomore year Because of his natural ability it seemed sure that he would tako a place in the city meet. Although hampered by a spike injury, Bud came through with a third place The following year he proved his ability by being crowned Junior City Champion in the pole vault For his fine work he received his maior letter. We also remember him for his contribution at the football games as head cheerleader for which he received the cheerleader's major B B GIRLS SPORTS FOR LflDIGS SPGGCH FORUm Speak the speech trippingly on the tongue LflnGUAGGS They speak in many tongues. BOYS' SGRVICG They also serve who only stand and wait. HISTORY HOnOR The use o 1 history is to give value to the present hour and its duty. LIBRARY STAFF A good book is the best o triends. The same today and torever. NATIONAL HONOR Always in peace or war—Scholarship. Leadership, Character, Service. BOOTS AND SflDDLG Boots, saddle, to horse and away. STUDenT counciL Government of the people, tor the people, by the people BURenu of inFORmnTion MARY ADUBATO 269 Lake Street. Newark. N J. French Honor, Science Club, Director ol Honor Study, Girl Service Club. Year Book Stall. 4A Dance Com- mittee, Student Council. LILLIAN ADUBATO 80 North 10th Street Mixed Chorus, a Cappella. Girls Glee Club. Italian Honor Society, Junior Red Cross, Science Club, Tha- lians. Photoplay. AMELIA AGRESTA 628 North 4th Street Science Club. Girls Service. B Girl. 3A-4B Dance Committee. Thalians. Year Book StaB. LENA ARGENTIERI 146 Seventh Avenue Vice-President Italian Honor Society, Acropolis Stall. Science Club. Girls Service. 4B Dance Committee, Hockey Team. Year Book Stall. DOLORES BARTON 10S Grafton Avenue National Honor Society. French Honor Society. Presi- dent Language Arts Club. Latin Honor Society. Secre- tary Science Club, Photoplay. Aftermath. Acropolis Board. Year Book Stall, 4B Dance Committee. 4B-4A Reception, B Girl. OBico Staff, Hockey. Student Council. MATILDA BASKERVILLE 127 Highland Avenue Science Club. Girls Service. lunior Red Cross. Year Book Staff. Home Economics. 4B Dance Committee. ROSALIE BEIRNE 85 Montclair Avenue Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Speech Forum. Junior Red Cross. 3A-4B-4A Dance Committee. 4A Representative for Congress. Chairman Statistics Board. Year Book Stall. Science Club, Bowling. Basketball. “B Girl. MABEL BENNETT 239 Mt. Prospect Avenue Glee Club, Boots and Saddle. Science Club. Nurses Stall. Mixed Chorus, a Cappella. Junior Red Cross, Acropolis Board. Library Stall, Year Book Stall, Blue Jackets. ANNE BERARDI 287 Second Avenue French Honor. Language Arts, Science, Acropolis Board, Year Book Stall, 4B Dance Committee. B Girl, Hockey, 4B Congress. Thalians. JOE BITZ 77 Bleekcr Street Track and Cross Country. Science. National Honor. Chairman Acropolis Stall. 4B-4A Congress. Year Book Stall. FRANCES BLENX 689 North 6th Street Italian Honor, Science, Girls Service. Glee Club, Year Book Stall. IRENE BOCHET 799 Summer Avenue National Honor, History Honor. B Girl. 4B Con- gress. Speech Forum. Year Book StaB, Glee Club, a Cappella, Mixed Chorus. Girls Service, Science. MARIE BORELLI 250 Clifton Avenue Acropolis Board. Year Book StaB, Glee Club. Girls Service. Home Economics, Hockey. Science, Speech Forum. BETTE BOWDEN 276 North 12th Street Science. 4B Dance Committee. Girls Service. Student Council. ROBERT BROWN 173 North 12th Street Science, Dance Committee. FRED BRUNO 239 Lake Street Baseball Manager. Language Arts. Latin Honor, Italian Honor. Italian Junior Honor, Science. ROBERT BUENGENER 94 Third Street German Honor, Science. DOUGLAS BUTLER 49 Irving Street Science. Year Book StaB. PASQUALE CAPACCIO 5 Boyden Street National Honor. Italian Honor. Science. FRANK CAPRIO 689 Ridge Street Language Arts. Science. Boys Service. Band. Orches- tra, Bluo Jackets, 4B Dance Committee. VINCENT CARAGUA 6 8 Stone Street FRANK CARAPEZZA 180 Bloomfield Avenue Science. ANGELA CARUSO 234 Clifton Avenue Science. B Girl. 4B-4A Dance Committee. Thalians. Boots and Saddlo, Year Book StaB. RAY CARUSO 279 Mt Prospect Avenue Band. Orchestra. Blue Jackets. Latin Honor, Boys Service. Science. Thalians. Language Arts. ELEANOR CASALE 25 Hicker Street Latin Honor. French Honor. Science, Yoar Book StaB. Home Economics. BUREAU OF inFORfllHTIOn HELEN CASSANOS 480 Avon Avenue National Honor. Secretary and Treasurer of French Honor. Editor ol La Plume . Aedile of Latin Honor. Acropolis Board. Language Arts. LOUISE CECERE 181 Vi North 2nd Street National Honor. Latin Honor. French Honor. History Honor. Language Arts. Science, Student Council. Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, a Cappella. Year Book Staff. 4B Dance Committee. LOUIS CELESTINI 33 Park Avenue Italian Honor, Science. ALICE CHAVIOUS 14S Oraton Street Glee Club, a Cappella, Spiritual Choir. B Girl. Science, Hockey. Year Book Staff. LAURENCE CHIARAVALLO 5 Boyden Street Science. Italian Honor. JUNE CHIN 13S North 11th Street “B Girl. Science. GERALDINE CICCONE 421 Central Avenue Italian Honor. Girls Service, Junior Red Cross. Art Club. Library Staff. Speech Forum, B” Girl. Year Book Staff, 4B-4A Dance Committee. ALFONSE C1NO 6 Boyden Street Italian Honor, Science. ADA CIONI 215 8th Avenue Italian Honor, Girls Service. 4B Dance Committee. GLORIA CLEARWATER 512 Bergen Street JANE COLEMAN 51 North 11th Street Spanish Honor. Science. Art Club. Art Board. Student Council. Thalians. NANCY COMITO 410 North 6th Street Italian Honor. Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Language Arts. Chairman Graduate Notes. Junior Red Cross. Speech Forum. 3A-4B Dance Committee. Year Book Staff. ANDREW CONIARIS 44 Summit Place STANTON CONOVER 431 Third Street Orchestra. Band. All-State Orchestra. All-Country Or- chestra. String Quartet. Language Arts, National Honor. MARY CONTE 262 North 10th Street History Honor. Italian Honor. B“ Girl, Office Staff. Glee Club. Girls Service. Home Economics. 3A-4B Dance Committee. Year Book Staff. BERNICE COPPOCK 24 Chester Avenue Glee Club, a Cappella. Mixed Chorus. Orchestra. Essex High School Orchestra. Science. 3A-4B Dance Committee. Hockey. Year Book Staff. ROCCO CORCIONE 199 Sussex Avenue Science. 3A-4B Dance Committeo. RICHARD CORDASCO 199 Summer Avenue Varsity Football. '40-'41, Track ‘42. Intramural Basket- ball. Science, Thalians. Boys Service. Year Book Staff. THOMAS CORWIN 728 Ridge Street National Honor. Spanish Honor, Science. Bowling. Year Book Staff. MARGARET COSGROVE 212 West Runyon Street Spanish Honor, Year Book Staff. HELEN COUSIN 65 Stirling Street Science. MURIEL CRABTREE 163 Broad Street Science. SAMUEL CRANDELL 9 Broad Street President Spanish Honor. Vice-President Photoplay. Language Arts. Tennis Team. 4B-4A Basketball Team. 3A-4B-4A Dance Committee. 3A Class Representative. Co-Chairman News Board Acropolis. Chairman Fea- tures Board. National Honor. Assembly Committee. Air-Raid Runner. Science. Captain Junior Boys Serv- ice. Spanish Conversation Club. IRENE CRAWFORD 343 Summer Avenue 4B-4A Vice-President National Honor. Co-Chairman Sales Board Acropolis. French Honor. Hofco Econom- ics. Language Arts. Athletic Board Acropolis. 3A-4B- 4A Dance Committee. B Girl. Bowling. Basketball. Assembly Committee. Co-Recreation. Year Book Staff. Science. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM 251 North 4th Street National Honor. Science, Bird Club. Science. BURGflU OF inFORfllATIOn ROBERT C. CUNNINGHAM 46 Orleans Street ROY D'ALOIA � 247 Ridge Street Baseball '40. '41. '42. Science Club. Boys Leaders. ANGELO D ANDREA 377 Lincoln Avenue Science Club. Track. Cross Country. Baseball. Bas- ketball. lunior Boys Leaders. Year Book Staff. MARION DAVIS ISO Hudson Street President Junior Red Cross. Nurses Staff, Art Club. Science Club, 3A-4B Dance Committoe. Year Book Staff ALLAN DE CICCO 169 High Street Football '41. Track ‘42. Fencing 4 Years. Co-Captain Fencing '41-'42. Science Club JOHN DEL GUERCIO 412 Clifton Avenue Football. JOSEPH DELLA ROSA 70S North 7th Street ROCCO DEL PRESTO 146 Parker Street President of History Honor. Treasurer Italian Honor. Science Club, 3A-4B 4A Dance Committee. 4B-4A Re- ception Committee. 4A Class Congress. Year Book Staff. Baseball '42. '42. Fencing '39. '40. '41. '42. Track '42. Cheerleader '40. '41. Football '41. Bowling. Co- Captain Intramural Football. 4B-4A Basketball. After- math. Social Dance Class. Air-Raid Runner. Victory Book Campaign. Art Club. Stage Crew. BEATRICE DE LORENZO 104 Ridge Street Science Club. Library Staff. 3A-4B Dance Committee, Year Book Staff GEORGE DE MARCO 202V� Parker Street Science Club. 3A 4B-4A Dance Committee. Year Book Staff. Student Council. Football '41. '42 FRANK DE PETRO S78 North 9th Street Science Club. JOSEPHINE DI MAGGIO 71 Davenport Street National Honor. Italian Honor. History Honor. Science Club. 4A Class Congress. Junior Red Cross. Girls Leaders Club, B Girl. Year Book Staff GENEROSO DI MAIO 675 North 5th Street Science Club. Italian Honor. Boys Leader. Junior Red Cross. 4B-4A Dance Committee. Year Book Staff. Art Club. Assistant Manager Baseball LUCILLE DI NORCIA 134 12th Avenue Latin Honor. Italian Honor. Science Club. 3A Class Congress, Girls Service Club. Hockey. HALLIE DONNELLY 80 Stone Street Science Club. Spiritual Choir. Glee Club, Year Book Staff. WILLIAM DUNNE 15 North 11th Street Spanish Honor. Boys Leader. Science Club. Chairman Student Council. Baseball '40. '41. Co-Captain '42. Basketball '41. Captain '42. Track. '41. '42. WILFRED EDWARDS 58 Locke Street Track. B Man. Glee Club. Boys Leader. Spanish Honor. Intramural Basketball. JOHN ELLIOTT 168 North 6lh Street Editor-in-Chief Year Book. Editor-in-Chicf Acropolis. Photography Club. After math Club. Speech Forum, Latin Honor. Bird Club. PHILIP ENGEL 319 Sussex Avenue Science Club. Current Problems Club. JENNIE EOFF 73 Newark Street Orchestra. All-State Orchestra. Language Arts Club. French Conversation. Year Book Staff GERALDINE EVANS 224 North 3rd Street Science Club. Thalians. Speech Forum. Year Book Staff, 4B Dance Committee GERALD FALCONE 539 North 11th Street Italian Honor. Captain Fencing '41. '42. Froshman Track. Boys Leaders, Thalians. Science Club, 4B-4A Dance Committee. WILLIAM FAZIOLI 34 North 12th Street Blue Jackets. Student Council. Football '40-‘41, Intra- mural Basketball. Baseball. WILLIAM FOLTZER 480 North 9th Street Science Club. Co-Captain Baseball '40. '41, '42 MURIEL FONDI 203 North 11th Street Assistant Editor of Year Book. National Honor So- ciety. 3A-4B-4A Dance Committee. Vice-President Speech Forum. Science Club. 3A 4B-4A Class Con- gress. Student Council. Hockey. Badminton. Basket- ball. Spanish Honor. History Honor, Thalians BUREAU OF inFORfllATIOn DOROTHEA FORRESTER 159 Third Street National Honor. History Honor. Latin Honor. Science Club. Library Stall, Current Problem Club. After- math Club. Thalian . B Girl. Year Book StaB. Art Club. FRED FOSTER 13 Seabury Street Spiritual Choir. Blue Jacket . Band. Orchestra. Track. Freshman Football. Boys Leader. Year Book Stall. EMANUEL FREDA 258 Ridge Street Science Club. Freshman Football, Intramural Basket- ball, Baseball. Track. MICHAEL FREDA 258 Ridge Street Science Club. Year Book StaB. MARY FRITTS 927 Broadway Science Club. Photoplay Club. Thalians. CARMEL FURLANO 652Vi North 7th Street Science Club. Junior Red Cross. Hockey. Mixed Girls Chorus. Knitting Club. Year Book StaB. Service Club. 4A Dance Commlttoe. Girls Basketball. Social Dance Class. GERALDINE GALDO 94 Second Avenue Science Club. Thalians. Year Book StaB. Student Council, Delense Council. 4B Reception Committee IRENE GALESKI 74 Burnett Street Science Club. Boots and Saddle. Hockey. Junior Red Cross, Photoplay Club. Year Book StaB MARION GALOP 675 Summer Avenue Spanish Honor Society. Defense Council. Gloe Club. Thalians. Studont Council. Year Book Stall. HUBERT GATES 618 North 7th Streot Co-Captain Track Team. Boys Leaders. Studont Coun- cil. Science Club. Spiritual Choir. Athletic Board of Acropolis. INEZ GATOV 80 Grand Avenue National Honor Society, President ol Junior Girls' Leaders. Treasurer ol French Honor. Secretary ol Language Arts. Secretary of Student Council Organ- izers. Editor ol Student Council Bulletin. Chairman of Salt Cellar Board of Acropolis. Bowling. Swimming. Boots and Saddle. 4A Sub-treasurer. Fcaturos Com- mittee ol Year Book. Service Club. Latin Honor. French Honor. French Conversation. Science. History Honor. VERONICA GAYLORD 59 First Street Speech Forum. Girls Leader. Year Book StaB. Science Club. History Honor EVELYN GENNELL 295 Clifton Avenue National Honor. Italian Honor. President Speech Forum. Vice-President Science Club. Girls Leader. 3A-4B4A Dance Committee. 4B-4A Reception Com- mittee. Hockey. Girls Basketball. B Girl. Year Book StaB. 4B-4A Class Congress, Social Dancing Class. Defense Committee. MICHAEL GEORGE 135 North 11th Street Boys Leador CHARLOTTE GERLACH 13 Carteret Street Home Economics. German Honor. Year Book Staff. Thalians, Science Club, 4B-4A Dance Committee JOSEPH GIUNTA 139 Bloomfield Avenue Science Club. Freshman Football. Varsity Football. Track. WALLACE GLASS 101 Third Avenue Treasurer Spanish Honor. Language Arts. Treasurei Photoplay. Science. 3A-4B-4A Dance Committee. Na tional Honor. Year Book StaB, 3A-4B Class Congress. Boys Leader. 4B-4A Reception Committee. 4B-4A Bas ketball Team. PALMER GONNELLA 111 Summer Avenue Scionco Club. Intramural Basketball. Thalians. Boys Loader. ASHLEY GOODMAN 357 Clifton Avenue Thalians. Speech Forum. Science Club. PEARL GOULD 284 Broadway Science Club, Glee Club. CARMINE GRADONE 158 Orange Stroet Art Oub. Science Club. Speech Forum RALPH GREEN 531 Summer Avenuo Science Club. Spanish Honor IRVING GRUBER 267 Orango Street Boys Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Spoech Forum. Set ence Club. Library StaB. Year Book Staff WILLIAM GUNN 427 Summer Avenue Boys Leader. Cross Country. Track. Indoor Track. Scionce Club. Acropolis Board. Year Book StaB. Tha lians. Glee Club. BUREAU OF HlFORfllATIOn JOSEPH HAGGERTY 21 Summit Street Science Club. Year Book Staff. MARY ELLEN HALSTEAD 689 Highland Avenue National Honor Secretary. French Honor. Science Club. After-math. Language Arts. Band. Orchestra. B Girl. Acropolis. 4B Congress. 4B Reception Com- mittee Office Staff. Library Staff. Year Book Staff, 3A-4B Dance Committee. History Honor. MURIEL HAMILTON 240 Montclair Avenue Assistant Editor Year Book. National Honor, French Honor. French Conversation, Current Problems. Art Board. Science. Language Arts. Photoplay. Orchestra. Band. Mixed Chorus. Girls Glee Club, String En- semble. Conducting. All-State Orchostra, Essex County Orchestra, All-City Band. B” Girl. GRACE HARDY 44 Gray Street National Honor, Latin Honor. Domestic Science. His- tory Honor, Year Book Staff LOIS HARRIS S2' i High Street Junior Red Cross. Home Economics Club. Year Book Staff. DOROTHY HEITMAN 62 Fourth Street Girls Service. Glee Club. Camera Club. Photoplay. Science. Thalians. Year Book Staff AGNES HOFNAGLE 18 North 3rd Street Science Club. Servico Club. Thalians. Year Book Staff. JOHN EDWARD HOOPER. JR. 718 North 8th Street Scionce Club. Hi-Y. EILEEN HOWARD 73 North 14th Street Science. Service Club. Thalians. 4B Dance Commit- tee. Year Book Staff. JOHN JUDSON 400 North Fifth Street Orchestra, Band. Art Club, Latin Honor Society. String Ensomble, Year Book Staff. JOHN KAY 36 Chester Avenue Science Club. Spiritual Choir. Intramural Basketball. CLAIRE KENNEDY 16 Nursery Street Secretary of 4B Class. National Honor Society. French Honor. Language Arts. Science. Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, a Cappella. B” Girl. Home Economics. 3A- 4B Dance Committeos, Year Book Staff. JUNE KEUPER 268 Mt Pleasant Avenuo Science Club. Thalians. 4B-4A Dance Committees. Year Book Staff. HELEN KILLEEN 23 Humboldt Street Spanish Honor. Girls Service. Year Book Staff. Sci- ence Club. Photoplay Club. Spanish Conversation. COLUMBUS KINSEY 90 Orange Street Science Club. Boys Leader. Student Council. Cross Country (Major B). Track Team (Major B). CHARLES KNIGHT 43 Hoyt Street Football. Boys Leaders. JAMES KOSTINS 186 North 12th Street Junior Boys Leader. Spanish Honor Society. VIRGINIA KRAIBUEHLER 244 North Uth Street Glee Club. Science Club. Thalians. WINIFRED LAEGELER 189 First Avenue Latin Honor Society. French Honor Society, Art Board of Year Book. Junior Red Cross. Photoplay. Thalians, Library Staff. Basketball. Badminton. Field Hockey. B” Girl. Science Club. ANGELA LANIA 268 Berkeley Avenuo Language Arts. Science. Girls Service. Art Club, 3A-4B Dance Committees. Gloo Club, Nurse’s Staff. Hockey. Photoplay. Year Book Staff. ANGELINA LARDIERI 626 North 7th Street Glee Club. Italian Honor Society. Scionco Club, Girls Servico. Hockey, Photoplay. Basketball. 4B Dance Committee. Year Book Staff. DANIEL LA TORRACA 364 North 11th Street Latin Honor Society. Baseball. Basketball. Science Club. NATHAN LAVA 42 May Street Science Club. Intramural Basketball. 4A Sub-treas- urer. Bowling Club. Year Book Staff CARLETON C. LEGREID 758 Parkor Street All State Chorus. Essex County Chorus. Boys Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Newark School Chorus, Science Club. Honor Study Director. MARJORIE LEONARDIS 426 Summer Avonue Glee Club. Library Staff. B Girl. Scionce Club. Boots Saddle. Acropolis Board. Year Book Staff. BURGflU OF inFORfllATIOn BENIAMIN LEVY 66 Elliott Street Orchestra. Band. Science Club. SHIRLEY LIEBER 607 West Market Street National Honor. Latin Honor. Vice-President French Honor, Language Arts Club, Photoplay. Mixed Chorus, a Cappella. Glee Club. Library Staff, Sci- ence. Acropolis, Year Book Staff, History Honor So- ciety. ROBERT LITTELL 19 Stratford Place Science Club. Thalians. Boys Leaders. Track. Cross Country, Acropolis Board. CHARLES LORELLO 549 Belmont Avenue National Honor Society. Italian Honor. Science Club, Boys Leaders, Baseball. 4B-4A Class President. HARRY MacDONALD Latin Honor. French Honor. Science, 4B-4A Photogra- pher, 4B-4A Sub-troasurer. Bowling Club. Boys Lead- ers. Intramural Basketball. Year Book Staff. 4B-4A Reception Committee. ALBERT MANCUSO 42 State Street Art Club. Boys Cooking Club. Science, Thalians. 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees. ORLANDO MANFREDI 265 Academy Street Science Club. NANCY MANGANO 23 Tiffany Boulevard President of Red Cross. Science Club, 4B-4A Dance Committees. Thalians. Year Book Staff. VIOLET MARBLE 482 North 12th Street Science Club. Glee Club. Library Staff, Red Cross. 4B Dance Committee. Year Book Staff. ANGELA MARTINO 20 Rowland Street National Honor, Italian Honor. Girls Service Club, Science, Hockey. B Girls. Glee Club, lunior Red Cross, Year Book Staff. 3A-4B Dance Committees. DELIA MASCIA 308 Summer Avenue National Honor Society. President and Treasurer of French Honor, History Honor. Secretary of Speech Forum. 1941 ”B Girls, Banner Girl. 1941 Vocalist for Blue Jackets, a Cappella Choir. Mixed Chorus. Girls Glee Club. Girls Bowling Team. 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees. Girls Baskotball Team, Year Book Staff. 3A Congressman. ANTHONY MASCOLA 245 Mt. Prospect Avenue National Honor Society. History Honor. Junior Boys Leader. Sub-treasury. Features Committee. Science Club. 3A-4B-4A Home Room Representative. 4B Dance Committee. RITA MATOZZI 259 Ridge Street 4B President of Speech Forum, 4B Secretary of Sci- ence Club. Girls Service Club. Hockey. Glee Club. B Girl. 4B-4A Congress. 3A-4B-4A Dance Commit- tees. Junior Red Cross. Year Book Staff. RUTH McADAM 73 Fairmont Avenue Science Club. Thalians. CHARLES McCANN 599 North 6th Street Science Club. Glee Club. Track, Freshman Football. edward McClellan 225 Grafton Avenue Library Staff, Library Club President. Science Club. Acropolis Agent, Year Book. Associate Editor. DAVID McCORMICK 66 North 6th Street From Seton Hall. Science Club. Latin Club. LUCILLE MIDDLETON 29 Oraton Street Science Club. Glee Club, Secretary of Junior Red Cross. Service Club. Basketball. Hockey. Badminton. 4B Dance Committee. Acropolis Board, Year Book Staff. MARIE MIGNELLI 82 Lincoln Avenue Science Club, Boots Saddle. Glee Club, Service Club, Hockey. Basketball, Year Book Staff. OSWALD MIGNONE 202 Highland Avenue Science Club. Track. Boys Leaders, Cheer Leaders. 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees. DORETHA MILES 25 High Street Service Club, Science Club. French Conversation Club. Glee Club. Red Cross. Honor Studies, Year Book Staff. HELEN MOELLER 126 North 5th Street Science Club. Girls Service Club, Year Book Staff. 4 A Dance Committee, Art Club. JULE MONAGHAN 112 North 7th Street Language Arts Club. Service Club. 3A-4B-4A Dgnce Committees, Secretary of Speech Forum, Year Book Staff. BURGflU OF inFORmflTIOn JAMES MORGAN 238 North 11th Street Spanish Honor Society, Science Club, Boys Bowling Team. FRANCIS MUDRO 597 North 8th Street Science Club. Thalians. JEANNE LOUISE MULLIN 480 Clifton Avenue Thalians, Boots Saddle. Bowling Club, French Honor Society, Glee Club, B Girl, Year Book Staff, Science, Defense, Social Dancing Class. CLAIRE MURPHY 323 Park Avenue Vice-President and Secretary National Honor Society. Pres Latin Honor. Vice-Pres. and Treasurer of Lan- guage Arts, French Honor, History Honor, Science Club. Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. 4B Dance Commit- tee, 4B-4A Reception Committee, B Girl, Hockey. Photoplay. Co-Chairman of News Board of Acropolis, Year Book Staff. Office Staff. Bannor Girl. Student Council Organizers. French Conversation. 4B Basket- ball Dance Committee. Editor-in-Chiei of L A. C. Magazine. After-math Club. Thalians. JULES MUSYL 141 Park Avenue. Intramural Basketball. Football 1940-1941, Language Arts Club. Speech Forum, Field Event of 1940, Year Book Staff, Science Club. BERTHA MYRON 12 Newark Street Hockey. Defense Club, 4B Reception Hostess. 4B-4A Dance Committees. Girls Service Club. Year Book Staff. CARMELA NANNA 158 North 10th Street Girls Service Club, Science Club. JOHN NASPINSKI 141 Park Avenue EMMETT NATHAN 237 Washington Street National Honor Society. Science Club. Acropolis. Spanish Honor. Spanish Conversation Club. Fresh- man Orchestra. Freshman Leader. Year Book Staff. FREDERICK NEMESEK 296 Sussex Avenue Art Club. Science Club, Thalians. Year Book Staff. ROSE NERPITI 299 Garside Street Science Club. ”B Girl. Red Cross. Hockey, Thalians. 4B-4A Dance Committees. Year Book Staff. Home Economics Club. ELAINE NODGE 129A South 10th Street Service Club. Art Club. Science. Spanish Honor So- ciety. halians. Year Book Staff. BRONTE O'LOUGHLIN 33 Lock Street Home Economics Club, Spanish Honor Society, Tha- lians, Spanish Conversation, Year Book Staff. ALFONSE PARELU Two Years Varsity Football, Three Years Varsity Baseball, Boys Leaders. Science Club, Intramural Basketball. Interclass Basketball. LORNA PARKINSON 82 First Street Science Club, Acropolis. Girls Service Club, French Conversation, Photoplay, Vice-President of Camera Club, Speech Forum. Year Book Staff. Languago Arts, 4B Decoration Committee. 4A Dance Committee. MURIEL PERSONETTE 426 Orange Street Photoplay Club, Camera Club. Science, Girls Service. Red Cross. Language Arts Club, Year Book Staff. RAYMOND PETERSON 214 North 7th Street Latin Club. German Honor Society, Language Arts, Science, Library Staff. Associate Editor Year Book. Current Problems Club. PASCALE PETOSA 88 Ridge Street Boys Leaders. Latin Honor Society. French Honor Society. Band. Orchestra, Fencing, Science Club, Year Book Staff. Intramural Football. JOHN PETRELLA 61 Stone Street President of Italian Honor Society, Science Club. Intramural Basketball. Boys Leaders. 4B Basketball. Red Cross. Year Book Staff. MARIE PETROZZINO 116 Park Avenue Photoplay Club, Science Club, 4B Reception Commit- tee. Girls Hockey Team. JAMES PETTIFORD 59 Delavan Avenue Boys Leaders. Athletics Board. Track Team, Cross Country Team. FRANCES PIONTEK 145 North 12th Street French Honor Society. President and Secretary of Girls Leaders. Secretary of Speech Forum, Language Arts Club. Bowling Club. Acropolis Board. Year Book Staff. 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees, B Girl, Science Club, Latin Honor Society. ROBERT POET 614 North 4th Street Freshman Football. Freshman Track. Cross Country. ‘B' Man—Track and Football, Class Basketball. Latin Honor. French Honor. Pres, and Treas National Honor Society. Language Arts. Boys Leaders. Tha- lians, Science, Class Congress. Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Chairman 3A Dance Committee. Boys Bowl- ing Club. Acropolis. Year Book. BURGflU OF inFORmflTIOn HENRIELLA POSTON 266 Orange Street Science Club. Year Book Stall, Spiritual Choir, 4B Dance Committee. Acropolis Agent. JOHN POUTSIAKA 160 Broad Street Scionce Club. Year Book Staff, 4B-4A Congress. 3A- 4B-4A Dance Committees. AURORA PRATOLA 4S Garside Street National Honor Society. History Honor. Vice-President Italian Honor Society. 4A Congress. 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees. 4B Reception. Speech Forum, B” Girl, Science Club, Student Council Organizer. JACK PRELL 326 Seventh Avenue Acropolis Chairman. 4B Dance Committee. Boys Lead- ers. 4B Basketball. Student Evaluation Committee. Track '40-'41. Capt. ‘42, Cross Country '39. Capt. ’40-'41. Air Raid Runner. Science Club. Athenaeum. EARL PULLEN 635 Parker Street Boys Leaders. Science Club. EUGENE RACIOPPI 292 Parker Street Baseball, Boys Leaders. GLORIA RAIMO 524 North Fifth Street ROBERT RAMOS 535 North 11th Street Boys Leaders. Science Club. Photoplay. Service Club. Track Manager. Fencing Team. 4B-4A Basketball. Year Book Staff. VIOLET RIZZIO 342 Seventh Avenue Scionce Club. Italian Honor Society. Girls Leaders. Home Economics Club. Basketball. Year Book Staff. LORETTA ROBSON 291 Broad Street Speech Forum. Thalians. Hockey. Spanish Honor So- ciety. Science Club. Acropolis Board. Year Book Staff. AGNES ROCCO 87 High Street Speech Forum. Science Club. Italian Honor Society. Girls Glee Club. 4B-4A Dance Committees. Year Book Staff. DORIS RUSSELL •162 Seventh Avonue Vice-President Spanish Honor Society. Science Club. Library Staff. 4B Dance Committee. Year Book Staff. Speech Forum WESLEY RUSSELL 461 Summer Avenue Football '40. Science Club. Year Book Staff. MARIANNA RUSSOMANNO 439 North 7th Street Service Club. Spanish Honor Society. 4B Dance Com- mittee, Year Book Staff. DANIEL SAFFORD 185 North 6th Street President Science Club. President After-math Club. Vice-President and Treasurer Speech Forum. Lan guage Arts. National Honor Society. French Honor. Latin Honor. Boys Leaders. Stage Crew, Year Book Staff. LOUIS SALERNO 92 Garside Street Italian Honor Society. Boys Cooking Club. Thalians. Science Club. Language Arts. Art Club. Vocalist for Blue Jackets, 3B-4B-4A Dance Committees. ORLANDO SALVATO 337 North 6th Street Latin Honor Society. Orchestra. Band. All County Band. Student Council. Track Team. Fencing Team Acropolis Board. ARTHUR SANDERS 60 North 13th Street Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Conversation. Sci ence Club. Boys Leaders. BETTY JANE SANDERS 449 Mt Prospect Avenue Science Club. Photoplay Club. Year Book Staff. Bowling. GEORGE SCHAFFER 629 North 9th Street Freshman Football. SAMUEL SCRIFF 678 Mt Prospect Avenue Language Arts Club. Science Club. Boys Leaders. Tennis. Track. Fencing. Chairman 4B Refreshment Committee. ROBERT SECK 573 Summer Avenue Science Club. Dancing Classes. THERESA SERRANI 135 Stone Street Science Club, 4B-4A Dance Committees. Year Book Staff. JOHN SHEROW 142 North 13th Street IEANNE SMITH 733 Highland Avenue Student Council. Science Club. Library Staff. Tha- lians. 4B-4A Dance Committees. Latin Honor Society. Photoplay Club. Year Book Staff BUReflu of inFORmnTion JOSABELLE SMITH 174 Camden Street Science Club, Red Cross. VIRGINIA SMITH 42A lames Street Secretary of 4A Class, Speech Forum, Acropolis Board, B Girl, Spanish Honor Society, Year Book Staff. ROBERT SNOW 92 South 10th Street National Honor Society. French Honor, Latin Honor, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Science Club, After-math, 3A Class Congress. Year Book Staff. GRACE STAATSBERGER 265 North 7th Street Freshman Hockey, Science Club. Thalians. LOUIS STEFA NELLI 497 North 12th Street Boys Leaders. Thalians. Science Club. CARRIE STEVENS 325 New Street Speech Forum. Glee Club. Science Club. Red Cross. CATHERINE STEVENS 325 New Street Speech Forum, Glee Club, Science Club, French Conversation. ROBERT SUTHERLAND 48 Second Avenue Science Club, Track, Narrator—Assembly Program. ALBERT SUTTON 653 Mt Prospect Avenue Thalians. Science Club. Boys Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. LEON TEDESCHI 324 Parker Street Fencing. ELVIRA TERZO 385 13th Street Mixed Chorus, a Cappella, Science Club. Girls Leaders DANIEL THORNE 188 Third Street Spanish Honor Society. Spanish Conversation. Tha- lians. Science Club. Freshman Leader. ELAINE TINDALL 53 Morris Avenue Boots Saddle Club. Science Club, Year Book Staff. FRANK TIRICO 492 North 11th Street Cheerleader. Track. Latin Honor Society. Science Club. Photoplay. Thalians. Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Student Council. Boys Leaders. 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees. 4B-4A Basketball. Business Board. Year Book. GOUNE VANDERHOOF 772 Lake Street Science Club, Honor Studies. Intramural Basketball. LUDWIG VELLA 229 Clifton Avenue Spanish Honor Society. Track. 3A-4B Dance Commit- tees. Science Club. 4 A Class Congress. Student Council. Year Book Staff. VINCENT VESPOLE 275 Clifton Avenue Science Club. Language Arts, Camera Club. Italian Honor. French Conversation, Junior Boys Leaders, Fencing Team. Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Acropolis Board. 4B-4A Dance Committee. Year Book Staff. CARROLL WALSH 137 Washington Street Spanish Honor Society. Science Club, 4A Dance Committee. Year Book Staff. g GRACE WARD 47 North 10th Street Latin Honor Society. French Honor. Language Arts. French Conversation. Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, a Cappella. Acropolis Board. Science. ”B Girl. Bowl- ing Club. JOHN WATSON 127 Montclair Avenue Thalians. '39 Fencing. Boys Leaders. Intramural Bas- ketball. Science Club. WILUAM WEBER 683 Summer Avenue Boys Leaders. Language Arts Club. 4B Basketball. FRED WHEATON 280 North 11th Street President of Spanish Honor Society. Chief of Stage Crew. Treasurer of Science Club, Speech Forum, Thalians. Boys Leaders. RUTH WHEELER 29 North 7th Street ROBERT WYDRO 715 North 8th Street Science Club. Bowling Club, Boys Leaders, Year Book Staff. GERALDINE ZARRA 344 North 6th Street President Language Arts Club '41. Girls Service. French Honor Society. Vice-President History Honor ‘41, Secretary '42. Speech Forum. Acropolis Board. Year Book Staff. LAWRENCE ZEGAS 279 Mt Prospect Avenue Treasurer 4B-4A Class. French Honor Society. Latin Honor Society. Science. President Boys Bowling Club. Boys Leaders. 4B-4A Dance Committees. Co-Captain Intramural Basketball SUPPORT BATTALIOn Donald Abernathy Irene Adubato Connie Agrifolio Shirley Alexander William Alfano Rae Alocca Lena Argentieri Michael Argentieri Mr . C Barry Mrs Nancy Baskerville Sam Baskerville Lou Baumgart Miss Beebe Robert Beffie Doris Beil Mrs. A. 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