Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1944 volume:

1Dedication_ We, the Ci.ass o� : January 1944, respectfully dedicate this book to our Class Advisers, Mrs. E. F. Evcrall and Mr. J. W. Vogel, whose careful guidance, deep understanding and genuine devotion will forever leave a shining memory in our hearts. We also wish to extend our most sincere appreciation to our Principal, Mr. M. R McCreal, and to our Vice-principal, Miss E. Disbrow, whose helpful advice and generous consideration will always stand out as evidence of their constant interest in the welfare of the Class. Presented by the CLASS OF JANUARY, 1944 BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY ADMIRALTY cAdministration MR. MICHAEL R. McGREAL Our Principal MISS ELSA DISBROW Our Vice Principal UNIT CAPTAINS Our Advisers MR. JOHN V. VOGEL UNIT COMMANDERS Home %oom Teachers MISS ROSINA E. RINE OFFICERS' CORPS Faculty MR. MICHAEL R. McCREAL, M.A. Principal MISS ELSA DISBROW, B A. Vice Principal Mathematics Department Mr J. M. Wood (Chr.), BA. Mr II. N. Aybrs, B.S., M.A. Mr. F. S. I Iartman, M.A. Mrs. H. F. Kaplan, B.A., M.A. Mr. H. Pritchard, BS., M.S. (Annex) Mr. S. Seidler, B.A. (Annex) Miss B. Shlappin, B.S. Mr. H. G. Snavely, M S. (Annex) £ntjlisb Department Mr. J. W. Stevens (Chr.), M.A. Miss R. S. Bri ttle, B.A. (Annex) Miss L. M. Briccs, M.A. Eng. and Reading Miss E. E. Coburn, B.S. (Annex) Mr. E. Dangler, Ph.D. Mrs. M. R. Furness, B.A. Miss C. M. Gray, B.A. Miss R. C. Hartman, B.A., M.A. Mr II. M. Jay, B.A. (Annex) £n jlish Department (Cont.) Miss N. R. Jones, B.A. Miss M. L. Lomas, B.S. Miss J. McKenzie, M.A. Mrs. R. A. Stew art, B.S. Miss K. M. Walston, M.A. Language Department Mr A. D. Zweibel (Chr.). B.A., M.A. Miss K. Bell, B.A., M.A. Mrs. E. M. Blrard, M.A. Mrs. T. M. Cappi i , B.S., M.A. (Annex) Mrs. E. Carleu, B.A., M.A. (Annex) Mrs. V. M. Cipolletti, B.A. Mrs. H. C. Dacier, B.A., M.A. Mrs. J. Dili., B.A. Mr V. L. SiRii.ia, B.S. Mr. S. Slavin’, B.A., M.A. Latin Department Mr R. F. Haulenbeek, M.A. 17] Science Department Mr. R. B. Saylor (Chr.), B.A., M.A. Mr. S. R. Buhrman, B.S., M.S. Mr. W J. Dumm, B.S. Mrs. E. F. Everam., B.A. Mrs. E. R. Fabiano (Biol. Lab.), B.A. Miss M. C. Gri lse, B.A. (Annex) Miss D. A. Grey (Bio. Lab.), B.A., M.A. Mr. R. J. Hacaman, M.S. Mrs. G. H. King (Phys. Lab.), B.A. Miss R. E. Rini , B.S. Miss A. M. Schneider, B.A. Miss H. B. Tunstead (Chcm. Lab.), A.E. History Department Miss L. I. Capen (Chr.), Ph.D. Mr R. R. Ammarell, B.A., M.A. (Annex) Miss F. Atiiay, B.A., M.A. Miss D. L. Beeke, B.S., M.A. (Annex) Mr. J. Ci i. i a no, B.A., M.A. Miss M. Dp.Fabri io, B.A. Miss E. Fondiler, B.A. (Annex) Mr. F. Landoi.phi (Soc. St. Guidance), M.Ed. Mr. P. Lippi-:, M.A. Miss A. J. Parmei.e, B.A. Mr J. W. Vogel, B.A., M.A. Art Department Mrs. E. P. Blair (Annex) Mrs. A. D. Shirley, M.A. Music Department Mrs. M. K. O’Louciii.in (Annex) Miss J. L. Robinson, B.S. Mr. W. M. Weiss, B.A., M.A. Library Miss M. Dow, B.A. Miss F. Greenberg (Asst. Lib.), B.A., B.S. Miss K. Amend, B.A. Gym Mr. V. Salerno (Chr.) Mr. C. A. Allen Miss C. E. Decker Mr. W. F. Hoeer (Annex) Mrs. M. E. Norman Mr. A. R. Payton Miss E. Scalera, B.S., M.A. Miss A. E. Smith (Coit. Gym), R.N., B.A., M.A. Mr. W. D. Buchanan (Shop), B.A. Mrs. E. C. Dearing (Foods and Nutrition), M.A. Miss D. Driscoll (Nurse), R.N. Mrs. J. Fort (Bookroom) Mr. W. B. Gardner (Mech. Drawing) Miss P. M. Weiss, B.S., M.A. (Study) Office Miss F. Bell (Annex) Mrs. F. S. Burley, B.A., M.A. Mrs. J. L. Dill, B.A. (Guidance Counselor—Annex) Mrs. G. H. Wilson Faculty Members m the Service of Our Country 18) Lt. Colonel Alvin Sauer—Mechanical Drawing Lt Raymond J. Bruoi r. Ed.M.—Social Studies Pvt. Irvinc Merkin. B.S.S.—Social Studies Pvt. William Rurinfi.i.d. B.A.—Social Studies ENLISTED PERSONNEL Seniors PILOTS Qlass Officers JOSEPH GERARDO FERRARA, President THERESA CUSTODE, Vice President [10] LYDIA FESTA, Secretary JACK A. CAIRNS, Treasurer STRATEGIC COMMAND Editorial 'Board MARILYN L. CANNON, Jssociate Editor DOROTHY B. GOODRICH, Associate Editor nu HERMAN J. RICH, Jssociate Editor MALCOLM I . URBAN, Jssociate Editor LUCY ALBANESE MORRIS ALLEN, JR. ANTOINETTE MARIE ANZALONE DAVID JAMES BACCARO ROBERT BARTON FRANCES ELEANOR BENNETT FREDERICK JOSEPH BEHRLE GENE LOUIS BIAGINI JOAN MARGARET BIMBO MICHAEL ANGELO BRAVETTE JEANNE MARY BROMLEY JOHN BENJAMIN BROWN JUNE MARIE BUTLER DORIS CAGAN NEAL CAIRNS MARIE CAPOLA AILEEN T. CARUSO ANDREW CASSILLI JOSEPH G. CARUSO, JR. NORMA GRACE CASTELLI WALTER CHAVIOUS, JR. GENEVA COLLINS =SB5 TERESA P. COMITO 114] BERTRAM A. COPPOCK HELEN ELIZABETH DALE OLGA JOAN D'ALOIA PEGGY D AMICO M5] LOIS ELSIE DENTON ROSE MARIE DeRIENZO PIERINA JULIA Di:ROGATIS ANTHONY CAMILLO DrSANTIS EVA Di VITA REGINA AGNES DOCKER M6] RUTH EISENBERG DOROTHY A. ERMILIO FLORA R. M. ESPOSITO THERESA ELEANOR FATTARUSO SALVATORE N. FERRARA THERESA ROSE FERRARO ROSE ALVERNA FERRARO JOSEPHINE FIORAVANTE 1171 SHIRLEY E. FONDA JOSEPHINE MARIE FREDA WILLIAM NEIL FREEMAN MARGUERITE GEORGE [18] ALMA D. HAGEDORN ARCHIE H. HARRIS RAYMOND CARLTON HEUN STANLEY HROMIKO FLORENCE M. KALAMIAN DOROTHY ANN KILLEEN JOHN MORRIS KIRWAN JOHN LOUIS KLEM ss ===4 == ==sss======ass== [19] DOROTHY M. LANZARA ROSE CAROL LaROSSA SHERIDAN LEVIN JOSEPHINE MARY LIBRIZZI EVELYN RITA MARBLE VIVIENNE ANN MARR MICHAEL JAMES MARZANO EDITI I JANE MATTHEW JAMES McCORMACK JERRY A. MEEHAN MICHAEL J. MELOGRANO GERALD THOMAS MEOLA WARREN FRANKLIN MILLS MARIE C. MOL MARY E. MUSGRAVE ESTHER ELLEN NIEMI ROSE MARIE O’REILLY CATHERINE PACE p . HELEN ARISTIDES PANACAKOS ANGELO JOHN PAWLAKOS FRED POLLOCK DANIEL EDMONT PORTELLA RUTH MARJORIE POTTER RHODA ELAINE PRYOR SAM LAWRENCE QUARTELLO MARY RANGER SHIRLEY MAE ROGERS SALVADORE JOSEPH ROPPOLO SHIRLEY CLAIRE ROSSNER JOAN CEIL SALBIN (23) ROSE SALERNO VINCENT GERARD SALVATORIELLO ELIZABETH ANN SAXON VINCENT MICHAEL SCALERA RALPH JOSEPH SCAROLA GLORIA SCERCY MARILYN M. SECOR EDWARD E. SEXTON CONSTANCE LORETTA SHELL TED SEYMOUR DONALD SHINBAUM GEORGE L. SIEGEL. ALBERT S. SORRENTINO VINCENT CHESTER SPERDUTO L.EOLA THELMA SPRY v’ LEONA S. STRAUSS HENRY MICHAEL STASIO 9 HANNAH HELEN THIES THOMAS ANTHONY TIPALDI GENEVIEVE UNDERHILL LOIS MAE VanDYKE ARTHUR WEISS IN SERVICE cMilitary ‘Diplomas ANTHONY ■ WILLIAM DICKSON DE BENEDETTE a HAROLD KLEIN JAMES CARDELL ALEX MELLENO JOHN OHALLORAN FRED EISELE PATSY MEROLA PHILIP ILARIA ARMAND LEMBO To the Servicemen These are the boys who have gone forth to repre- sent the Class of January 1944 in this, our battle for freedom. The pride that we secrete in our hearts for this small but momentous group is indeed abundant. Whether they arc near or far, their thoughts and spirits are ever with us. A constant prayer is upon our lips that they will remain unharmed by the horrors of war and will return to us victorious. The class joins in saying, “Good luck, boys and God Bless You.” SHIP AHOY! Features — ANCHORS AWEIGH! Wr have lifted the anchor and will proceed on our uncertain mission into the wild and dark expanses of the unknown which roll out before us to the distant horizon. We have been in safe port for four years and in those years our ship has been prepared for the lifelong and arduous mission to come. We have tried to make those years happy ones, for once leaving the sunny har- bor, we know that the storm outside will certainly buffet us and blow us into the foaming whirlpool called life. But the light from the lighthouse which we are leaving has imprinted its guid- ing message into our hearts and minds, and we are unafraid to enter open water for we are prepared. We, who make up the crew of our ship, have shared laugh- ter and tears, happiness and sorrow, but above all the knowledge of freedom of man, which is being imperiled in these trying times. As we slide into the gray mists of the future, we leave behind us a radiant path of light—to be sailed by those who will follow us throughout the ages. Words by Mary Jane Simpson- yWusic by Marguerite George CLASS SONG As we end our happy journey, Cherished mem Vies crowd to mind Of the years in these famed halls Which now, too soon, we leave behind. Though our ways will soon be parted. While the years drift in review To beloved Alma Mater Shall we stand, steadfast and true. To the ones who’vc lead us forward. Pledge we on this gala night That our motto we shall treasure, Of Truth, and Honor and the Light. Though are hearts are now o’er-flowing. With eyes amist, yet heads held high, We shall march to meet our future As we fondly say Goodbye.” [311 cAlma zMater Over many a city old. 7amed in song and slory. 7einple grey and castle hold Catch the sunset glory. So our Alma Mater proud Looks o'er rale and meadow, High between the sailing cloud Jiui its drifting shadow. Tor her colors, first the blue Of the April valley, Then December s wintry hue When the storm winds rally. TJewark Jligh. thy fame we raise. Many voices blending, Through the years we pledge thee praise. Loyal to life's ending. Junius W. Stevens, 1924 PAUL J SANDERS in ittnunriam l mi passing of Paul J. Sanders earlier this semester we of Barringer have been stricken a severe blow. His greatest services to his students were not confined alone to the lessons of the day, for while being a teacher of the highest calibre, he was as well an ar dent advocate of character development. Mr. Sanders' personal interest in the problems and activities of his numerous and ever-changing pupils during more than twenty years of merited service at Barringer was one of his most renowned traits. Being known and continually referred to as a wonderful teacher by his students is another tribute to his amia- ble personality. His inventive genius was evident in several devices of scientific value as he was constantly active in many fields of work. Mr. Sanders will no longer be seen standing in front of Room 25 but his spiritual presence will long be felt and held dear in the hearts of all who have known him. We have truly suffered a great loss. 133 1 TOP KNOTS 1. Albert Sorrentino 2. Helen Dale 3. Francis Bennett 4. Esther Niemi 4. Theresa Custode 6. Ruth Potter 7. John Clemence 8. Louis Dc Marco 9. Archie Harris 10. James Flatley Identical A«ti|ci LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Of the Qass of January 1944 It is generally known that we. the Class of Jan. 1944, being of unsound mind and somewhat weakened condition, are expected to bequeath our most precious pos- sessions to the undergraduates and faculty. To Miss Tunstead we leave a pair of roller skates to be everywhere at all times. To Miss Driscoll we leave a new bottle of Spirits of Ammonia. To Mr. Allen we leave three cheers for leading our teams to victory. To Miss Walston we leave a book of “Mother Goose Rhymes” and a class of poetry-loving students. To Miss Capen we leave some uncivilized students to be made civilized in Human Relations. To Mr. Celiano we leave the New Jersey Constitution. To Mrs. Burley we leave some alarm clocks to give to late comers. To Mr. Landolphi we leave a subscription to Esquire for the boys to read while waiting in his office. To Miss Weiss we leave Jack Cairns’ megaphone. To Mr. Saylor we leave a record of Home on the Range” so he won't strain his voice while demon- strating sound waves. To Mr. Zwcibcl we leave two new secretaries as Mary Jane and Lcoia are leaving. To Mr. Dumm we leave a red, white, and blue sun bonnet to wear in his victory garden. To Mrs. Dacier we leave the lunchroom antics of fu- ture seniors. To Mr. Weiss we leave a record of Moonlight Si- natra. To Mrs. Wilson we leave some well deserved help. To Miss Rine we leave a new set of vocal cords. To Miss Jones we leave a pair of suspenders to hold up her slacks. To Mr. Hartman we leave some dirt-resisting foot- ball uniforms. To the Math. Dept, we leave clouds of chalk dust for the day-dreamers in which to lose themselves. To the Science Dept, we leave the three blind mice” of the Central game with which to experiment. To the English Dept, we leave the privilege of reviv- ing the dead authors. To the Language Dept, we leave a new group of tongue-tied linguists to aggravate the language teachers. To the Art Dept, we leave a new set of modernistic scribblers. To the Girls’ Gym Dept, we leave a class without a girl with two left feet. To the Boys’ Gym Dept, we leave a new tarzan. To the Janitors we leave an automatic gum and spot remover. To the Painters we leave the job of painting the pink elevator blue. We leave the auditorium........, on a rainy day or to those who stay, an umbrella stand. We leave the halls in the pink of condition; let’s hope they stay that way. To the undergraduates we leave a long breadline in the lunchroom. To the Annex we leave a new class of bewildered freshmen. To Mr. McGreal we leave our appreciation for his guidance and help. To our under-classmates we leave Mrs. Everall and Mr. Vogel, the two best advisers a class could ever wish for. Signed: The Class of January 1944 Witnesses: Joe Papalapus and Elmer Zeltz, corner of Spruce and Goose Sts., just around the corner from Fig and Plum. Any resemblance between the above and a legal docu- ment is purely intentional. The exclusion of any parties or group of parties can only be blamed on the forgetfulness of several cer- tain parties. (35) CLASS PROPHECY Goon evening, ladies and gentlemen, this is Al Sor- rentino acting as Master of Ceremonies for the gala premiere of the '1 1 Hromiko” night club. As you all know, a great new ship, the U. S. S. Barringer,” was launched this afternoon, and we've all gathered here tonight to celebrate and have a good time. A glance at my Siegel watch (which, incidentally, was a gift from George Siegel, now head of the Sie- gel Watch Works”) tells me that we have fifteen min- utes before the show begins. So, in the meantime, well introduce some of our employees to you. Greeting you as you enter the club is William Free- man, our very popular doorman. You are then wel- comed by our attractive hat check girl, Jeanne Brom- ley. Standing nearby I can see that our cute little ciga- ret girl, Jinny Simpson, is chatting with Rose DcRi enzo, the telephone operator. At the entrance of the luxurious 57 Room” we sec Stan Hromiko, the owner, talking with Joyce Pearson, who did the interior decorating, and Rose Salerno, owner of Ye Olde Flower Potte” which is located across the street. Our head-waiter, Vito Zoppi, is now showing a large party to its table. I sec that it’s Paul Eccles, di- rector of the Follies Revue of 1954,” accompanied by several of his chorines, Mildred Davis, Lucille Gilroy, Shirley Rossncr, Doris Cagan, and Helen Drinkwater. On the way to their table they stop to chat with Ray Heun, producer of the tragedy Moon and Suspend- ers. With Mr. Heun are his two leading performers, Ruth Potter and Harold Klein. At the far end of the room I sec Robert Beffic, edi- tor of the Buffie Bugle,” giving last minute instructions to Marilyn Cannon, society reporter, and his ace cam- eraman, John Kirwan. Just a moment folks—there seems to be some dis- turbance over at that ringside table. Why, it’s little Artie Weiss vehemently denouncing capitalists, Archie H. Harris III and John L. Klem. Listening intently is NJeal Cairns, candidate for the Populist Party, but not so intent is he that he doesn't notice those three rivals for the title of “Miss New Jersey”—Flora Esposito, Dot Lanzara and Regina Docker—coming in the door. They are immediately joined by Mike Marzano, book reviewer. Sherry Levin, editor of Squint magazine, and Uncle Louie DeMarco, popular radio bedtime story teller. And over there are Vivienne Marr and Hannah Thies, well known society women, seated with Mari- lyn Sccor, Leona Strauss, Mary Musgrave anil Marie Moc, fashion experts from Pahnc's Department Store. They arc being interviewed by Jerry Meehan, roving reporter. Well, folks, our fifteen minutes are up and it’s time for the floor show. But before it gets under way I'll run through the complete program for the benefit of those who can't read. Heading our list of top-notch enter- tainers is Herman Rich, his Burping Rhythm orchestra and his charming vocalist, Lydia Festa, who will sing a popular ballad of the day, Wednesday, Thursday or Never. Then the house-lights dim as the rhythmic strains of a rhumba introduce the world renowned dancer, Helen Dale. Malcolm Urban, the bath-tub baritone, who is next on the program, will set the girls' hearts a-flutter with a few selections from the score of Umbriago.” For those of you who like fast stepping we have those two professional jitterbugs, Jean Bimbo and Dan Por- tella. And last, but by no means least, we have Esther Bubbles” Niemi doing that daring balloon dance as only she can do it. (The balloons were supplied by the Evelyn Marble Balloon Corp. of America.) Judging from the applause I gather the show was a great success and now as you folks enjoy the delicious food prepared by our chefs, Vincent Salvatoricllo and Ralph Scarola, we will point out some of the guests who arrived a little late. Over in that far corner is Joe Ferraro, surrealist painter. His admiring audience is Sam Quartcllo and Norma Castelli with Angelo Paw lakos and Helen Giordano. At that ringside table arc Marguerite George and Lois VanDykc, opera singers, sipping lemonade and comparing notes with Mary Ranger, music teacher. Making a dramatic entrance are Dorothy Goodrich and Fred Pollack, idols of movie goers. With all eyes focused upon them, they stroll nonchalantly (giving out autographed photographs as they go) to the table of Jimmy McCormack, Yo-Yo king, seated with Alma I lagedorn, debutante. Seated at the table next to theirs arc Ed Sexton, fa- mous ballet dancer, and John Clemcnce, concert pian- ist, both of whom have just returned from a tour of European capitals. What's that bubbling noise over in the corner? Why, it's Joe Westerficld, the inventor, and Ted Sey- mour, a chemist, mixing their super-specials. Hey, Jim Flatley, sit down! This is no time to be giving out free samples of your breakfast food. I see Peggy D'Amico, noted dress designer, talking about several of her new creations to Teresa Comito and Mary DeFabrizio, buyers at Lacey's Department Store. It seems that I'm getting a little competition from Clarence Peale, who is trying out some of his latest jokes on nurses Gloria Scercy, Elaine Pryor, Edith Matthew and June Butler. Plotting a new creation is Vinnic Scalera, women's hat designer, with his private secretary, Florence Kala- mian. She looks mighty sweet in that spur-of-the-mo- ment” hat (?) Robert Barton, now a famous horse doctor, is busily reassuring Ruth Eiscnberg, head of the Eisenbcrg Horse Stables, that her pet horse, Feed Box,” will be up and jumping hurdles in a few days. Those four Pencil Dots, Walter Chavious, Bert Coppock, Morris Allen and John Brown, current rage at the New York Paramount, are trying to get the waiter’s attention by yelling hey” in four-part har- mony. Talking about the good old days when they used to cut school are those two truant officers Jerry Meola and Henry Stasio. Having a minor Barringer teachers’ convention are Theresa Fattaruso and Olga D’Aloia, Spanish teach- ers, Helen Panagakos, History teacher, Josephine Fi- orvante. Chemistry assistant, Theresa Ferraro, Nutri- tion teacher, Josephine Freda, Biology teacher, and Jo- sephine Librizzi, practice teacher under Mr. Pritch- ard. There’s Dottie Ermilio and Ailccn Caruso, co-own- ers of the Erruso Car Corp., drawing up plans for the latest model xyz with their business executive, Joe Caruso. From where I’m standing Librarians Marie Capola, Eva DeVita and Eileen Snyder seem to be deeply en- grossed in an interesting conversation. It could be about books but I doubt it! David Baccaro, Louis Bi- agini and Salvadore Roppolo seated at the next table make mighty fine looking firemen. Constance Shell and Genevieve Underhill, owners of a gift shop, arc talking to Mildred Black, Geneva Collins and Emma Yeldell, housewives. Having a good time are Mike Mclograno, owner of the P.D.Q. (Pretty Darn Quick) Airlines and his charming hostess, Gladys Widman. They are with Mike Bravette, music publisher, and Shirley Fonda, professional bowler. Discussing her front page divorce case with Tom Tipaldi, District Attorney, and his secretary, Lucy Al- banese, is the former Shirley Rogers. Representing the Chartreuse Radio Network are Leola Spry, leading lady in the daytime serial, Tom’s Other Wife,” and Theresa Custode, who portrays the title role of Magnolia Pflugg,” girl lumberjack. With them is Tony DeSantis, hero of that hair-raising mys- tery thriller, “The Voice.” Watching some of his former pupils trip the light fantastic is Jack Cairns, head of the Jackie Cairns Ball- room Dancing School. He is accompanying one of his popular hostesses, the glamorous Frances Bennett. Drawing the attention of many to their table arc the Evcrall models. Perry DcRogatis, wearing the latest fashion in evening gowns, and Dorothy Killeen, whose beautiful hands grace many a jewelry ad. I didn't know that a night club could be so boring that you had to read a book to enjoy yourself. No, it’s only Donald Shinbaum, probably trying to prove a point from his Book of Etiquette” to Betty Danieli who gives advice to the lovelorn in the Buffie Bugle newspaper. Having the time of their lives are beauticians Rose Marie O’Reilly, Catherine Pace, and Rose Ferraro, lis- tening to the morbid stories of that popular (?) mor- tician Lois Denton. She seems to be giving Antoinette Anzalone, Physical Ed. Teacher, the eye. Antoinette, noticing this, makes tracks for her own table, so Lois continues with her stories. Vincent Sperduto, owner of a men’s clothing store, is talking earnestly to Boy Scout leader Bob Flocke. He is probably trying to sell him on the idea of having zoot suits for uniforms. At the next table, seemingly enjoying himself, is Warren Mills, barker at Warnum and Wailey’s Cir- cus, talking with Andrew Cassili and Salvatore Fer- rara who are taking a night off from their duties as policemen. They are joined by Betty Saxon and Joan Salbin, owners of a sweater shop. Off in one corner is Rose LaRossa arguing with Fred Behrle, President of a peroxide corporation that it’s perfectly shameful for a girl to bleach her hair blonde when she can dye it brunette. My time is running out so I'll leave you to your fun. 'Good night, folks, and enjoy yourselves.” Though this prophecy may not be fulfilled in every respect, may each individual find his place in the great new world that lies ahead of us. DUFFELBAG y mt ami yuknamr Qftainl CAt grrslol Dislike School Veto Yaivntr Subject H’enknets Lucy Albanesc, Snooky Clothes Showofh Miss Jones English Eating Morris Allen, Jr. Football and swing Sexton History Business Antoinette Amalouc, Toni Johnny l.ong Homework Miss Rinr Italian Clothes and jewelry David Janet Baccaro, Back Bowling Snobs Pat Mrrota Biology Kindness Robert Barton. Boob Blondes Homework Math. Blondes Robert BelHe. Robbie Eating Swooning girls Mr Saylor Mathematics Yearbook Frederick Behrle, Fred No homework Another blonde Fearless Finland Physics West Orange football games Frances Bennett. Loopy Good dancer This war Artie Weiss Italian A tailor Gene Louii Biagim, Shorty- Swing music Reading Italian Spot ts Jean Bimbo Steak and potatoes English Mr Weiss History Home-made pics Mildred Black. Midge lood Artie Weiss Espanol A cute soldier Michael Bravette. Mickey or Sunny Chewing gum. music. Pretty redheads Ctrl� ' Service Mathematics and Pretty girls (blondes) dancing Science Jeanne Bromley Dr is ir.g and dancing Arising early Is there one? 1 R Jack John Brown. Butch Sports Bert Coppock History Cirls June Butler, Junie Teonit and swimming Dishonest people Mr. Vogel History Army air force Don� Cagan, Doe Steak and Ftencb-fricd Calling me Doe” Wouldn't you like to know� Biology Men in uniform potatoes Jack Cairn. Jake Girls Being called John by Mr Vogel Physics Seal Calm . Wimpy Blondes Fat broads in slacks Mark Lovallo Burlesque Blondes (not peroxide) Marie Capola. Mamie Football English The janitor History Frank Sinatra Marilyn Cannon. Pete Eddy MaPPis Rig Ed Big noses No 3 Aileen Caruto, 'T Impartial teachers Conceited humans The janitor Economics Central men Joseph Carmo. Dodo Girls Smart people Mr. Vogel Slndv Red heads Andrew Can till Lelty Sports events Taking a bos Ice cream Norma C astelli, Penny Dancing Disappointments Sam History Harry James Walter Chaviom, Baddy Cirls Boys No homework John Clemcnce. Jack A trot and loyal friend Mathematics French and Latin Clothes—lots of them Geneva Collint Sports Bert Coppock Oscmlstry Teresa Comito, Terry Sports Conceited people Mr. Vogel Spanish 3 ? ? Bertram Coppock. Bert Sports Mathematics Good music Theresa Custode. Test My brother People who crack their knuckles Vinnie Staler Trig Frank Sinatra Helen Dale. Betty Matte Frank Sinatra Mark Lavatio French Chocolate cake Olga D'Aloia Latin music Waiting for prople History A certain soldier Peggy D'Amico, Dark Eyes Boys Reciting Mr Vogel Economics Sailors Betty Daaieli. Betty Lee Aloof people Mr Vogel 1. R. Navy Mildred Davis Traveling Dry ing dishes Mits Rinc History Phonograph Mary DcFabrizio. Cute Eyes Cocker spaniels Being called Red- Mr Vogel Spanish A certain so mo me Loots DeMarco, Lott y Fair-weather friends Mark La vallo Chemistry Cirls Lott Denton Chow mein Washing my hair Mr Saylor English Money Rote DeRienzo, Pat Movies Fibbers Mr Vogel Italian Nice clothes Pierina DeRogatis. Perry Dancing Homework Vincent Scalera 1. R Chewing gum Anthony DeSantis, Honic Music Second rate moving pictures Albert Sorrtntino Mathematics English Eva DeVha. Eve lee cream sodas Mr. Saylor History Eraak Sinatra Regina Docker, Reggie Sports Frank Sinatra Mr Saylor Art Bow tics Helen Drink water Sports Inferior moving pictures Mr Hartman English Food Paul Ecvlct, Darby Music Arguments Physics A piano Ruth Eitenberg. Susie Horses Painted females Mark Lovallo English People Dorothy Emilio, Dit Mr Vogel Conceited people The janitor Biology Men Flora Etpotilo, Flo Dancing Eddy Sexton Music Spelling Appreciation Theresa Fattaruso, Tina New York Yankees Mr Vogel Italian Monday mornings Joseph Ferrara. Gene True friends l air weather friends Pat Merola Aeronautics Cirls Salvatore Ferrara, Sal Sports Bowling Mathematics Dancing Rose Alverna Ferraro, Heather Music Sarcastic people Mr Vogel English Tall. dark, good looking fellow Theresa Rote Ferraro, Terry Clothes Tom Tipaldi't corny jokes Boys Italian Fellow with a swell personality Lydia Fetta, Lee Singing Unfriendliness Mr Landolphi History Clothes Josephine Fiorvante. Jo Foothill games Chemistry Mr Vogel Spanish Clothes James Flatley. Jr.. Jimmy Chocolate malteds I.ong suppers Miss Capcn Aeronautics Red headed cutics Robert William Flocke Bob Summer vacations Snow Mr. Hartman Chemistry Cote girls Shirley Fonda, Shirl Holidays Celling up in the morning Ed Sexton Arts a Crafts A marine Josephine Marie Freda, Jay Frank Sinatra Homework Miss Rinc Italian Clothes W illiam Neil Freeman. Free Cooking Going to bed and getting up Spanish Movies Marguerite George. Margie Horses Zoot suits Mr Vogel Music Nut sundaes Locille Gilroy, Cil Brooklyn Dodgers Conceited people Mr Sanders Spanish Sailors Helen Giordano, Bloodie Letters Homework Ed Sexton Chemistry A soldier Dorothy B Goodrich. Dottir, Ciggies People in general Bananas Mr. Vogel Sciences Navy Alma D. Hagcdorn Sleeping Chcm experiments Mr Saylor No such thing 1 Jimmy I 38] y mt and Nickname Crraletl Like ( rrafrit Disiike School Jkro kwrilr Subject kVilwfit Art hic H. Harris. Arch Brooklyn Dodger Sinatra and hi follower Mr. Saylor Aeronautic Banana split Ray mond Hcun. Ray Bowling Idleness Mr Vogel Mathematic Devil's food cake Stanley Hromiko. Sloth A cheerleader Homework Never gave it a thought Mathematic Hating fun 1 lorcncc Kalamian. Sb Clothe Catty people Mr Wood Trigonometry A tailor Dorothy Killeen. Dot Holiday Homework Mr. Saylor Art The nas y John Kirwan, Bod Eating Wars Mr Alien Nany Girl Harold Klein. Al Sport Homework Marcut Los alio Cym Clfb |ohn Klein. ). K. Football A lot of pcopk Marcus Lovalto Human Relations Wave Dorothy Lanzara. Dot Playing piano Waiting for people Mr Vogel Biology College boy Rote LaRotsa. Feather Uniform War Miss Fondikr History Argumentative Sheridan Levin. Sherry Women Work Vincent Scakra History Sweaters lotephioc Librizzi. Dolly Roller dealing Untruthful people Mr. Vogel Algebra Sailor Evelyn Marble. Shakespeare Siboney W.C.T.U. Fred Pollock Spanish Sihonry Vivienne Marr. Viv Mutic oottuil Mr. Saylor Biology Clothe Michael Me log ratio, Mike Swimming Ice skating Mark Lovallo Mathematic Women Michael Mariano Mike Football game Bad movie Marcus Lovallo Phytic Absent mindedness Edith Matthews, Chinky Eye Home-made cake Chinky eye Bert Coppock History Sailor and soldier | wt McCormack, Mac Lunch period Spanith Mr. Saylor Chemistry Alma Jerry Meehan. Jersey Basketball EngUth Mark Lovallo History Blonde Cerald Mcola. Jay-Jay Dancing «A English Mark Lovallo History Getting up in the morning Warren Millt. Butler Holiday Rainy day Ed Sexton Phytk Cute girl Marie Mot. Moe Sport School Mr. Vogel English Sailor Mary Mutgrave. Mare Swing record Called Musgrose Mr Vogel History Paratroopers Etlher Niemi, Babble My Mg brother Girl who swoon over Frankk 1 Mr. Sander History Navy Rote Marie O'Reilly, Ro Bing Crotby Droopy pant Mr Landolphi Chemistry Blonde Catherine Pace, Kay Movie Boogk woogk music Mr Saylor Italian Army Helen Panagakot Sewing Snob U S History Angelo Pawlakot. Laughing Boy Girl Malice to none Chemistry Girls Clarence Peak, Bob Marie Gelling up cold morning Vincent Scakra Study Lena Horne—Oh I boy! Joyce Pearton, Joy Bloomfield Frank Sinatra Mr. Sander Mathematic Food 1 red Pollack. Fritiic Sports People who bend your ear George Siegel Mathematic English Dankl Portella, D. P Football Homework Ed Sexton Geometry Girls Ruth Potter, Pottky Pickles Boys who whittle Mr Vogel Spanish Handsome tailor Elaine Pryor lee cream Fresh boy Mr Vogel Algebra Handsome lieutenant Sam Quartrllo, Sammy Q Good timet Untrue friend Norma Gym A funny face Mary Ranger Harry James Work Via Scakra Mathematic Harry Jamc Herman Rich, He-man Good clarinetist Corny, longwinded radio Mr. Saylor Science Strawberry shortcake commercial Shirley Roger . Shorty Juke boxei Wathiog dishes Mrs. Wilton Algebra Clothe Salvadore Roppolo, Te Women Eating Studying Shirley Claire Rottner No homework Rote Mr Vogel English Army air corps Joan Ceil Salbin, Clamour Putt Airplane Conceited people Mr. Writ History A red headed aerial gunner Rote Salerno. Bubble Pickle Show-od Mr Landolphi History Handsome fellose Vincent Salvalorkllo. Vinak Girls Going to clat Math Lovallo lunch Cutting clat Elizabeth Anne Savon, Betty Harry Jamet Zoot tuit Fred Pollock U. S. History Men Vincent Michael Scakra, Cuehie Sports Math. Fred Ferrari History Cirl Ralph Joteph Searola, Scar Sport Carrying book Vincent Scakra Algebra Ciri� Gloria Scercy, Toot tie Sport Bert Coppock Chemistry Marilyn M Set or, Lynn Banana Crew cuts Mr Vogel Science U. S. Navy Edward E Sexton, Skinny Pete A cheer leader Marilyn Beau Key A lush Ted Seymour Sport Teacher Sexton Cym Cirb Conttance Loretta Shell Dancing Fating History English Donald Shinhaum, Da Baum Canoeing and loafing Getting up early in the morning Algebra Tiny blonde George Siegel. Truman Baseball, sleep and food Getting out of bed in the Fred Pollock Mechanical English morning Drawing Mary Jane Simpson. Jinny Retting Jinny with a C” Fred Pollock English Mitt Jones Eileen Snyder Chemistry Albert Sylvio Sorrtntino, Rip Opposite sex T t Vinnic Scakra Chemistry Crew cuts Vincent Cbcttcr Sperdnto, Vinnk Drape Sports Teacher Mark Lovallo English Are you kiddin’? Leola Thelma Spry. Lee Reading Lair people The teacher who passes me Study period Women Henry Michael Statio. Hank Women 4A English Mr Vogel History Coast Guard Leona A. Straus . Lee Musk, football Called Freckle ” Spanish Hannah Helen Thiet Horseback riding Butch Hartman Lunch Pretty female Thomat Anthony Tipaldi, Tip More girl Flat lire English Doing homework Gcnevkve Underhill. Link Brtt Double lunch period Agitating boy The assembly mike for the beating it take Malcolm P Urban. Mai Air corps l-ack of elevator in B H.S. Aeronautic Lack of power of concentration l-Ort Mac VanDyke, Fezzy People Homework Wouldn't you like to know? I.R. Blondes Arthur Wei , Art Yankees War Mark Lovallo U. S. History Cirls, of course Joteph Jamc Wetterfteld, Joe Million dollars Going to bed early Jimmy Wood Mathematic Beautiful pipe Gladys H. Wtdman. Bloodie Boy Getting up early ?? Coe ? Lunch and study A smooth line Emma Yeldrll. Coonk Uniforms Mist Robinson Music Talking Vito P Xoppi. Zeke Swing music Dancing Nick Comita History Getting up in the morning Grace Leah Goodman. Chkkcn Dog Cigar Mr Saylor History Clothes 391 SHIP'S LOG February 1940—Recruits entered boot training at Bar- ringer Annex Training Center. Orders given out at mass assembly. Assigned to barracks and equipment issued. Instructors took charge. March 1940—Mess hall redecorated. Gale confined crew to quarters. June 1940—Two-months pass issued to trainees. October 1940—Big Blue sweeps through opponents to victory. February 1941—Promoted to seaman 2nd Class. Wel- comed aboard U.S.S. Barringer by Admiral Mc- Grcal. Soon became accustomed to interior of ship. Question repeatedly addressed to officers concerning whereabouts of cabin 99. October 1941—A new addition to our trophy room acquired by Big Blue veterans. December 8, 1941—All hands assembled to hear Com- mander-in-Chicf's grave message of war. Rough seas lie ahead. December 25, 1941—Impressive candlelight service conducted by petty officers. • • February 1942—Crew promoted to seamen 1st Class. Members of crew prominent in establishing rep- resentative Government aboard ship. March 1942—General Assembly sounded and Cav- alcade of America presented for evaluating dig- nitaries. May 1942—Blue Jackets, Orchestras and choruses performed at annual Spring Concert. October 1942—Waves join seamen in leading cheers for Big Blue. Team again cops city league strengthening its hold on the Fisele Memorial Trophy. November 1942—U.S.O. Social Committee sponsors our crews first get-together. December 7, 1942—Treacherous attack on our fleet remembered in patriotic assembly. All crew mem- bers look forward to promotion to Petty Officers. • February 1943—Promotions secured. Pilots chosen to guide us through our busiest year. Ship's code of conduct written and enforced. Unit captains appointed. Everything shipshape. May 1943—Big Top Hop Dance huge success. Zoot Suit Hero showed crew what well-dressed civilian wears. June 1943—Gold braid adorns uniforms as crew at- tends reception. September 1943—Approaching open sea. Big Blue in there, fighting again. Strategic Command plans Athenaeum Fleet Review. November 1943—Pigskin Frolic entertains crew. Tre- mendous success. December 1943—Memories flash through our minds. Christmas spirit prevails among us. January 1944—Reception attended by us. January 19, 1944—Our guns boom out in salute as we finally reach open sea and sail on with faith in our hearts. CREAM OF THE FLEET ‘Popularity Qontest Best Looking SHIRLEY FONDA FRED POLLOCK Best Dressed VINCENT SPERDUTO PEGGY D AMICO Best Jll Jround SHIRLEY ROGERS AL SORRENTINO Most Popular DOROTHY COODRICH AL SORRENTINO Cufesf LEOLA SPRY JACK CAIRNS Best Dancer FRANCES BENNETT JOE FERRARA Most Likely to Succeed THERESA CUSTODE AL SORRENTINO Class Baby LOIS DENTON DONALD SHINBAUM Despair of faculty DOROTHY ERMILIO NEAL CAIRNS Most Witty DOROTHY ERMILIO NEAL CAIRNS Best School Spirit THERESA CUSTODE AL SORRENTINO Most Sophisticated RUTH POTTER JOHN CLEMENCE [41] DECORATIONS List of Awards Received by The Bamberger Medai_____________________ The Class of 1898 Medal.______________________________________________ The Wayi.and E. Stearns Memoriai__________________ The Gabriel Tai.amo Rossi Memorial Prize______________________________ The Margaret Coult Semi annual Poetry Award The Arthur V. Taylor Prizi The Science Prizes 1. Bausch Lomb_________________________________________________ 2. Barringer Science Club________________________________________ 3. Chemistry Teachers’ dub_________________________L_____________ The Latin Honor Society Prize_________________________________________ The Modern Languace Prizes 1. French Prize 2. Italian Prize_________________________________________________ 3. Spanish Prize___________________________________ The: American Artist Award ________ The Industrial Arts Prize____________________________ Bronze Plaques—Captains of Varsity Track _____________ ..____________________________________________ Cross-country_____________________________________________________ Fencing __________________________________________________________ Football ____________________________________________________ [42] SHORE LEAVE National ’ Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President. ALBERT SORRENTI.MO Vice President SHIRLEY ROGERS Secretary DOROTHY GOODRICH Treasurer ROBERT BIUNNO Idnset MISS PARMELE STUDENT COUNCIL President JOHN FARINA Vice President SAVERIO ZARRA treasurer MICHAEL D’ANTUONO Recording Secretary LENA FUSCO Corresponding Secretary LOUISE ALBANESE Advistr MR. CELIANO Sluilcnl Council Class 4B CLASS LANGUAGE HONOR SOCIETIES President ROBERT RYAN Vice President THERESA SCUDESE Secretary GRACE CELLINI treasurer MICHAEL RUSSONELLA Jdvisers MISS McKENZIE and MR. IIACAMAN French—Adviser MRS. DACIER Italian—Adviser MRS. CIPOLLETTI Latin—Adviser MR. HAULENBEEK Spanish—Adviser ...........................MRS. BERARD Honor Societies ENGINE ROOM c Athenaeum Boa rds Marilyn Cannon Robert BcHtc, Editor m Chief Jssoeiate Editors Herman Rich Dorothy Goodrich I.cola Spry Theresa Custode Shirley Rossner Alma I lagedorn Mary Musgravc Marie Moe FEATURES BOARD Chairmen Doris Cagan Shirley Rogers Marilyn Secor Leona Strauss Lydia Festa Josephine Librizzi Lois Denton PERSONNEL BOARD Chairmen Frances Bennett Warren Mills Dorothy Goodrich Florence Kalamian Shirley Rossner Mary Jane Simpson Alma Hagcdorn Flora Esposito Lois Van Dyke James McCormack Helen Drink water Jeanne Bromley Shirley Fonda Betty Danieli Archie Harris Helen Giordano Theresa Custode STATISTICS BOARD Chairmen Esther Niemi Ray Hcun Catherine Pace Theresa Fattaruso Rose Marie O'Reilly Jean Bimbo I iclen Panagakas Norma Castelli Olga D'Aloia Theresa Ferraro Rose DiRienzo Archie I larris Rose Salerno Joan Salbin Rose La Rosa Lucille Gilroy Mary Jane Simpson Florence Kalamian Marguerite George Shirley Fonda Leola Spry Rose Ferraro Theresa Custode Jeanne Bromley Mildred Davis Joe Ferrara Malcolm Urban ART BOARD Chairman—Joyce Pearson Regina Docker SALES BOARD ( hairman—Sam Quartcllo Albert Sorrcntino Frances Bennett l.ois Van Dyke Flora Esposito I Iclen Drinkwater Neal Cairn PHOTOGRAPHY BOARD Chairmen Teresa Comito Tom Tipaldi Jack Cairns Tony De Santis Joe Caruso Dorothy Ltnzarra Mary De Fabrizio Vincent Sperduto Lydia Festa Angelo Poulakos Josephine Librizzi Sheridan Levin Edith Matthew Sam Quartello Elaine Pryor June Butler Jerry Meehan ATI II.ETICS BOARD Iktirman—Michael Bravettc Angelo Pawlakos Clarence Pealc Sheridan I-cvin Arthur Weiss Vincent Scalcra Helen Giordano Tony De Santis BUSINESS BOARD Chairman—Albert Sorrcntino Arthur Weiss Betty Saxon Shirley Rogers Tony De Santis Archie 1 larris 1 )orothy Ermilio Due lo wartime shortages and conditions, we arc unable to include photo- graphs of every club and organization in Barringer, but bereuntb publish them in print, in order to give them the publicity they so well deserve. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY Vice-President AUDREY LaCROIX Secretary ROSE BERBERIAN Treasurer THERESA SCUDESE Adviser MRS. DACIER HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President IRIS PETTIEORD Vice-President ROBERTA HULIN Secretary DOROTHY BROWN Treasurer PEGGY MORGAN Adviser MRS I)! ARINO ITALIAN HONOR SOCIETY President THOMAS TIPALDI Vice President NORMA CASTELLI Secretary THERESA FERRARO Treasurer SAMUEL QUARTELLO Idviser MRS. CIPOLLETTI JR. RED CROSS President LUCILLE MIELI Vice President GRACE SMITH Secretary MARION EARROW Treasurer JEANNE MAIER Adviser MISS LOMAS LANGUAGE ARTS CLUB President ELENA MANFREDI Vice-President DONALD SHINBAUM Secretary GLORIA CARUSO Treasurer ELAINE KAPLAN Id riser MR. DANGLER LIBRARY STAFF President IACK KENNEDY Vice President___.... Secretary Treasurer Adviser _____________ KATHRYN NELSON NORMA CASTELLI MISS DOW Consuls Praetor LATIN CLUB $ PASQUALE RESTAINO DONALD JENSEN HAROLD SIGLER Scriba JOHN CARUSO ELENA MANFREDI Quaestor CLAIRE CONOVER Censor JULIA WOHL Adviser MR. HAULENBEEK MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS Clec Club, A Cappella Choir, Spiritual Choir, Band, Orchestra, Blue Jackets” PAN AMERICAN CLUB President...................... EVELYN ZECCA Vice-President ANGELA SQUILLACE Secretary Treasurer COLLEEN CICCONE Idviser MISS BELL SCIENCE CLUB President ROBERT BIUNNO Vice President RUTH HANNERS Secretary RAY HEUN ('hr. Program Committee. RICHARD MILLBURN Adviser MR. DUMM SOCIAL STUDIES FORUM President JACK KENNEDY Vice President JAMES ELATLEY Secretary-Treasurer MARGIE WYRE Adviser. MISS ATHAY SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adviser WARREN MILLS BARBARA CRONHEIM LUCILLE MIELE HERBERT LIMPERT MRS. BERARD In appreciation A sincere vote of thanks must here be expressed to those members of the fac- ulty whose untiring efforts helped our class achieve its high standards. Through their special interests in our welfare, we have been able to successfully end our stay at Barringer. Our gratitude to Miss Hartman and Miss Walston for their help in assisting us in making our yearbook what it is. Our appreciation also goes to Mrs. Burley and to Mr. Landolphi for his vocational guidance. To the other members of the faculty, too numerous to mention, whose efforts also helped us in some way or another, our sincere thanks must be expressed. When we have long forgotten them as teachers, may we still remember them as friends. DECK EXERCISES z ltblelics football Team Tenant} Team B Boy “B” BOYS Oft to n fi t T Tifuldi. V. Sealera. B Goppock. E. Seaton. F Pollock and J Kirwan B (ftrh “B” GIRLS Standing. left lo rigl-l M Cannon, L, Spry. T. Cooiiio R LaRoua. D Cagan. S Fonda. M Drinkoairr S Rowncr L. Van Dyke, M Simjnon J Bromley. Sealed J. Pearton, P DcRogatit, S. Roger� I) Goodrich, and T. Ciutode. VETERANS “B” MEN BERTRAM COPPOCK Bert started as Assistant Mgr. of our Track team in '41. He earned his “B” for Track in '43 and in the same year tried the shot put. In '43 he also was outstanding as a varsity tackle on our football team, playing usually the complete game. WILLIAM DIXON Billy played for two years on our baseball team for which he received his major B.” In action as a pitcher, his best effort was a 3 hitter against Our Ijdy of the Valley. Billy is now on Uncle Sam’s team and is serving in the Navy. JOHN KIRWAN John's first taste of glory came in '42 when he was a part of the city championship football team. He also played varsity ball during his senior year in his position at right end. ARMAND LEMBO Arma ml earned his first letter in ’41 as a member of our var- sity baseball squad. He also played baseball in '42. and in ‘43 was elected Captain. Armand also played varsity football in '41 and '42 In '43 he left Barringer to go into the Army. MARCUS W LOVALLO “Mark started his career in '41 in both football and baseball. In '42 he received his varsity letter for football and also a gold football. In '43, as blocking back and co-captain of our football squad, he scored his first touchdown, lie has played in the East Orange game for three years. CARMINE MATTIA Carmine managed our football team for two enjoyable years and received his reward in the form of his major B. At present Carmine is serving with the U. S. Marines. PAT MEROLA Pat started his sports career as a substitute guard on our '41 football squad. During that year he earned his gold football for being a member of the city champions. In '42 he was selected as an All-City and All-County guard. He also earned his letter in Track that same year by throwing the javelin. In '43 he was elected captain of our football squad. However, Uncle Sam claimed him first, before the start of the season. JACK O’HALLORAN Brownie has been a part of our varsity football squad for three years. He scored his first touchdown as an end against Belleville in '41. He has also been the recipient of a gold football. FRED POLLACK Fred went out for Track in '41 and '42. After a lot of hard work he made the varsity football team in '43 as a highly capable tackle. VINCENT SCALERA “Cuchie has played three years of baseball and football at Barringer. His most successful season in baseball was in '43 when he was selected on the All-Gty, All-County and All-State squads. For the last named he received a “wreath B. His batting aver- age that year was a hefty .433. In the same year he starred at one of the half-back slots on our varsity football eleven. EDWARD SEXTON lid earned his first major letter on our varsity Track squad in '42 where he gained the title of City Champion for his discus throwing. He proved his football talents in '42 as a part of our first team and was outstanding in the gruelling fullback position on our '43 team of which he was co-captain. TOM TIPALDI Tip joined the fencing team in '41, and received his first letter a year later. During his last year he was appointed manager of our fencing team in which capacity he continued to serve the team. —3� [52] SENIOR DIRECTORY SENIOR DIRECTORY LUCY ALBANESE, 9 Stone Street Birthday February I—Secretarial School. Citric Our Student Council is a successful one And to to you we say well done. Italian Mooor Society. Cirl Service Club Student Council rrpresenutive Dancing Club, 4B Executive Committee 4B Dance Committee; Photo- pby. MORRIS ALLEN. JR . 9 South Orange Avenue Birthday January 13— Business, Civic A careful, cautiotn path he'll itcer And wait until the road i clear. Honor Study. Science Club. ANTOINETTE MARIE ANZALONE, 775 Hunterdon Street Birthday September 10-C.P. Lovely and sweet A pleasure to meet. Victory Corps. 4A Dance Committee, lulian Honor Sodtty Science Club DAVID JAMES BACCARO, 1« Grafton Avenue Birthday November Tit-Undecided. Civic To laugh aloud, he'll not forbear For him. the weather's always fair. Bowling Club. Football. Boys leaders. ROBERT BARTON, 105 Crafton Avenue Birthday August 6-College. C P Tall, good looking but very shy. Bob's the apple of many an eye. Latin Honor Society Language Arts Club; Boys Leaders. Speech Forum Band. Orchestra. Student Council. ROBERT R BEFFIE. 4 0 Ridge Street Birthday December 5-Collcgc (A IT). C.P. A brilliant mind, a ready wit With his classmates hr made a hit. Editor-in chief of Acropolis. Editor-in-chief of Athenaeum French Honor So- ciety. National Honor Society language Arts Club. Student Council. Tbaliant. Aftermath. Science Club. Protector Corps, 48 Dance Commit tee, Boys Leaders. Victory Land Corps. FREDERICK JOSEPH BEHRLE. 95 Gregory Avenue. West Orange Birthday March TJ-College, C P Rather shy. an engaging grin The heart of many a maid he’ll win Orchestra Band N. J Allstate Orchestra '42, '43. Track Spanish Club Assembly Committee TRANCES ELEANOR BENNETT. 352 Woodside Avenue Birthday September 20-Undrcsded. Civic Lovely to look at. delightful to know. She's the star ol our Hit Parade Show Pres , Library Staff National Honor Society History Honor Society. Italian Honor Society. Ball Room Dancing Club, Science Club. Secretarial Board of Acropolis. Constitution Committee of Class Student Council Representative, Boots and Saddles Chairman Personnel Board of Year book, Assembly Committee. CENE LOUIS BIACINI. 7U Carsidc Street Birthday October 2 —Coast Coard. Civic A quiet lad who is different than the rest Men of few words arc usually best. lulian Honor Society. JEAN MARCARET BIMBO 139 Park Avenue Birthday March 16— Business College. Civic She n gentle and also shy Yet there's mischief in her eye. Library Sulf, Girls Service Club. Sutistics Board Sales Board Junior Red Cross. Spanish Honor Society. MILDRED ODELLA BLACK 344 North 5th Street Birthday August 5—Civic Easy to And amidst the crowd Her work would make the best ones proud Science Club. MICHAEL ANGELO BRAVETTE. W Hoyt Street Birthday September 19—Air Corps. Engineering College, (' P He walks a gay. light hearted way Although he'll work he'd rather play Photoplay Club Honor Study. Latin Honor Sod.tv Science Club Bowling Club; Chairman. Athletics Boird 4B Dance Committee. Victory Air Corps, Boys Leaders Barringer Hi-Y. Dancing Class Morse Code Club Executive Board. 4B. 4A 154| SENIOR DIRECTORY (cont.) JEANNE MARY BROMl.EY 18 Elliott Street Birthday March 3 V-S liool. C P Beam it ul clothes. beautiful girl. This one’� caught in the social whirl. Ckc Club Banner Girl. Spanish Honor Society. Boon and Saddle . Science Club, Personnel Board. Victory Corps 4B 4A Dance Committee 8 Girl, Statistics Board JOHN BENIAMIN BROWN. 336 Orange Street Birthday September -College. C.P. lohn is always full of fun When you need a friend, he’s the one Latin Honor Society. Boy Leaders. Ouldooe Track Team '41 -'O JUNE MARIE BUTLER. %'A Oriental Street 8irthday April I-College. C.P. Sunny smile, friendly eyes Very quiet and yet so wise. Science (lob. Girls Service Club. Spanish Club, Photography Club DORIS CAGAN, Si Broadway Birthday April l—Secretarial School. C.P. A willing heart, a helpful hand And always ready on demand. Jr. Red Cross. Student Council Social Committee. Assembly Committee. 48 4A Executive Committee. Secretary, War Sump Committee. “B” Girl, Service Club. Chairman, Features Board of Athenaeum. Speech Forum 38 Social chairman Knitting Club. 4B 4A Dance Committees. JACK A. CAIRNS. 143 Fourth Street Birthday April 31—U. S. Army Air Corps, C P. Handsome fellow, peppy too. To him a lot of thanks arc due. 4B4A Class Treasurer. Science Club. Dancing Club. Language Arts Club. Photography Committee of Yearbook Cheerleader. Victory Corps; 4B 4A Dance Committees, Tennis. NEAL CAIRNS. 236 North 6th Street Birthday November 10—Commercial Aviation, Civic Often seen and frequently heard He's a gay and lively bird. Science Club; Service Club, Publicity-Student Council. 48 Constitution MARIE CAPOLA, 363 Warren Street Birthday July 8-C.P. She is cheerful, bright and gay In her own delightful way. Latin Honor Society. Spanish Honor Society; Science Club. Cirls Service Club. Speech Forum. Victory Corps, Assembly Committee 4B 4A Dance Committee. MARILYN L CANNON. 40 North 6th Street Birthday August n—Duke University. C.P She's the best—a dynamic Monde And all agree, of Pete ' we're fond. National Honor Society. Student Council. Boots and Saddles, Spanish Honor Society, Acropolis. Science Club. Victory Corps, Cheerleader. 4B 4A Dance Committees. AILEEN T CARUSO. 323 Sussex Avenue Birthday April 30-Nurse Cadet Corps. C.P. Always calm and never sore Sparkling eyes, need we add more? Statistics Board of Yearbook. Sales Board of Yearbook. Student Council rep rrsentative; Red Cross representative. Science Club; French Honor So- ciety. 4B4A Dance Committees Cirls Service Club Cke Club Victory Corps. JOSEPH C. CARUSO. Tiy, Carside Street Birthday December 17-Navy (V-13). C P. Peppy boy. clothes so fine. His happy smile will always shine. French Honor Society. Science Club 4B 4A Dance Committee Reception Committee. House and Grounds Committee Assembly Committee. 3A Social Committee. Victory Corps. Athenaeum Board. ANDREW CASSILLI. 85 Webster Street Birthday April I—Service, C P. Away from work he never stray To him we give a lot of praise. Intermural Basketball. Bowling Club. NORMA GRACE C ASTELLI. � 40 Ridge Street Birthday August 6—Business College. Civk Calm and sweet, in all her way , A memory dear of happy days Italian Honor Society. Girls Service Club, Library Staff Athenaeum Board. Photoplay: Home Economic Club. 4B-4A Dance Committees. Ballroom Dancing; House and Grounds Committee. WALTER CHAVIOUS. JR.. 115 Highland Avenue Birthday June 3—Army. Civic Not a sinner, not a saint, perhaps • But. well, the very best of chaps. JOHN LAKE CLEMENCE. 33 Peek Avenue Birthday February 18—College, C.P. John goes along in his own quiet way lotting the rest of them have their say. Orchestra. Latin Honor Society. French Honor Society. Speech Forum. Per- sonnel Board of Yearbook. GENEVA COLLINS. 348 Warren Sired Birthday May 18—Nursing Cadet. Civic Jolly and gay The livelong day Science Club. Pan-American Club. Spiritual Choir; AvsemMy Committee TERESA P COMITO. 410 North 6th Street Birthdav February 33-Undccided. C P. Altbo small in size She's cute and very wise Spanish Honor Society; French Honor Society; Acropolis Board Service Club. Glee Club 4B-4A Dance Committees, Athenaeum Board Victory Corps Student Council; Honor Study. Dancing Clast; Executive Board. B Ctrl BERTRAM A COPPOCK. 34 Cluster Avenue Birthday March 3 Collcgt. C P Happy am I. from care I'm free Why aren’t they all contented like me7 Football Track 8 Man. Orchestra Band All-State Chorus All City Orchestra Science dub; Spiritual Choir; Athletics Board; All-City Band. All-City Chorus. Asst. Mgr. Track Team '41. THERESA CUSTODE, 2� Summer Avenue Birthday October ■ - ollege. C.P. A more capaMc girl it hard to find A ready hand, a brilliant mind. Vice-pres 4B-4A Claw. National Honor Society. French Honor Secretary History Honor Society. Junior French Honor Society; Language Arts Club. Science Club. Student Council representative; Defense Council. Honor Study. Speech Forum AttemMy Committee. 4B 4A Dance Com- mittee Victory Corps, B Girl Sale Board; Sign of Quill HELEN ELIZABETH DALE. 136 First Street Birthday February 17—Undecided. C.P. A maiden quiet and serene Seldom beard hut often teen. National Honor Society French Honor Society. Latin Honor Society Or- chestra. Office Staff. B” Cirl All-City Orchestra Language Arts Club. French Conversation Delente Committee. Student Cottncil; New Board. Victory Corps. OLCA JOAN D'ALOIA, 4« North Jth Street Birthday December 15—Secretary, Civic A bundle from Heaven cute and sweet A combination hard to beat. Italian Honor Society Student Council. Spanish Honor Society, Statistics Board Honor Society. PECCY D'AMICO. 133 Sylvan Avenue Birthday February 16—College, C.P. Hair to Mack, skin so white And those clothes ever shining bright. Acropolis Board Service Club. Clee Club; Speech Forum; Ballroom Danc- ing Bowling. Science Club. Athenaeum Board. Thaliant. Honor Study BETTY A. DANIELI, 63 Irving Street Birthday November II—Business School. C.P. Cute and petite A Barringer treat. Science Club Thaliam. Service Club. Cke Club. Red Cross representative. Art Board Yearbook; Personnel Board. [551 SENIOR DIRECTORY (cont.) MILDRED COOPER DAVIS. 49 Carteret Street Birthday July lO-Buvmetv College, C.P. When we think oi Mil. our thought! are tunny For the it a girl that � really a hooey. S|Mmth Honor Society, Science Club. Clee Club Service Club, Pan Amen can Club; Features Board. Sutifticf Board, Victory Corps, Defense Sump Committee MARY DiFABRIZIO. 17� Fourth Street Birthday: March 31—College. CP. Red hair denotes temper, to they say, But with Mary it’s the opposite way. Spanish Honor Society. Scrtsce Club language Arts. Student Council rep «tentative. Clee Club, Acropolis Board, Red Cross representative Acropolis agent. 48 4A Dance Committee Athenaeum Board Honor Study. Dancing Class; Victory Corps. LOUIS C Dr MARCO. 197 Cartidc Street Birthday: January 31—Army, Citric Dues, dues, that gruesome sound' It's Loo's motto to collect or hound . Student Council. History Honor Society; Science Club; 4B Executive Com- mittee. LOIS ELSIE DENTON. 109 Clifton Avenue Birthday July 9-College. C.P. Baby-talking Lois is anything hut shy As one may delect from the twinkle in her eye. Boots and Saddles; Thalians. Orchestra, Science Club. Physics Lab Stall. Yearbook. ROSE MARIE DsRIENZO. 45 Park Avenue Birthday March 17-Business School. Civic Always smiling, always gay. She goes happily on her way. Citls Service Club. Italian Honor Society. 4B-4A Dance Committee; Library Stall. Photoplay. House and Grounds Committee. Athenarum. 4B R«cp lion Committee PIERINA JULIA Di ROGATIS. 447 Orange Street Birthday October 14-Undecided. C P. Of fan tbit lady is a matter The best of life will never go past Her. Service Club; Science Club; Yearbook. B CM; Dancing Class; Assembly Committee . ANTHONY CAMILLO D.SANT1S, 747 North 6th Street Birthday: February IB—Undecided, C.P. A cheery greeting, a friendly smile Happy go lucky is his style. Student Council organizer. language Arts Club; Student Council repre- sentative; Speech Forum. Science Club House and Ground Committee. Ball Room Dancing Class. Yearbook EVA DsVITA. S3 Davenport Avenue Birthday September 4-Undccidcd. C P. A friendly smile, eyes so bright Everyone's friend, this tiny mite Defense Committee. Dancing Class Girls Service Club Camera Club; French Club: Victory Corps, Red Cross. Science Club. 4A Dance Com- mittee. REGINA AGNES DOCKER 7 Hinsdale Pbce Binbday August 5-Undccvded. Civic She's as cute as the can be What a personality. Scknct Club. Treasurer. Service Club; Aft Club French Conversation, 4B Dance Committee. Yearbook. HELEN DOROTHY DRINKWATER. 68 MoMckir Avenue Birthday: July I7-Undecided. C.P. The world's no better if we worry Life’s no longer if we hurry.” Boots and Saddles. Service Club Bowling Club 48 4A Dance Committee. Yearbook; B CM; Student Council. PAUL DAVID ECCLF.S. 40 Bellair Place Binhday: August 31—Army. Civic He shall have music wherever he goes Because he has talent, as everyone know Camera Club; Science Club, Ballroom Dancing; OfBce Staff. RUTH EISENBERC, 375 Clifton Avenue Binbday December 6-Child Care Work. C.P. Neither careless nor too glad. Nor too serious, nor too sad. Boots and Saddles Language Arts Club; Service Club Current Problems. Acropolis agent. DOROTHY A ERMILIO, 83 North 6th Street Binbday: January 15—Nurses Cadet Corps. C.P. A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Boots and Saddles. Girls Leaders. Photography Start Science Club, Red Croesi 3A Social Committee. 4B 4A Dance Committee Athenaeum. French Club, Victory Corps. FLORA ROSE MARIE FSPOSITO. 873 Broadway Birthday September 36—College or Business School. Civic Science Club. Cirb Leaders. Dancing Club, Boots and Saddles Acropolis. Chairman, Advertisement Committee 4B Dance Committee THERESA ELEANOR FATTARUSO. 139 Seventh Avenue Birthday: September 30—Undeoded. Civic Here’s to a girl with eyes of blue To our class, she's always been true. Italian Honor Society. Spanish Honor Society. GMs Service Club, Statistics Board of Athenaeum. JOSEPH GERARDO FERRARA, 83 Ml. Prospect Avenue Birthday: March 30-Undecided. C.P Through our many senior problem He has led us. jobs tremendous 4B-4A Pres . Fencing; Thalians. Chairman, House and Crounds Committee. 3B Social Committee. Science Clnb; Student Council representative; 4B Reception Committee. Victory Corps, Athenaeum 4B-4A Dance Commit tee. SALVATORE N FERRARA, 191 Berkeley Avenue Birthday: September 10—Navy, Civic He's a tall and silent boy Knowing him is quite a joy. Science Club ROSE AI.VERNA FERRARO. 406 North 5th Street Birthday: May IB—Nurse, Civic Quiet and wrmc is this brunette A truer friend you’ve never met. Service Club, Scknce Club Language Arts Club Italian Honor Society Statistics Board First Aid Vktory Corps, Ballroom Dancing Assembly Committee; Social Committee. THERESA ROSE FERRARO, 197 Clifton Avenue Birthday: May 36-Undccided. Civic Short and sweet, always on her toes. She is liked wherever she goes. Italian Honor Society, Service Clnb, Library Start House and Crounds Committee Home Economics Club 48 4A Dance Committees Athe lueum; Ballroom Dancing; Photoplay Clnb. LYDIA FESTA, 303 Parker Street Birthday: October 14-Business School. Civic Her sincerity and quietness, Will be a part of her success Library Start, Italian Honor Society; National Honor Society Board of Ortkets; Service Club; Student Council representative JOSEPHINE FIORAVANTE. 333 North 10th Street Birthday January 5—Undecided. CP. Short and sweet and oh! to shy. A Irkndly tmik as the passes by Science Club. Camera Club Service Club; Victory Corps. French Club. Spanish Honor Society, 4B-4A Dance Committees. Defense Committee; Red Cross. Business Board Athenaeum. JAMES JOSEPH FLATLEY. JR 597 Orange Street Birthday: May 13—Naval Air Corps (V-J), C P. Profrttor, you are such a genius And still attract the B. If. S. Venus. Latin Honor Society History Honor Society. National Honor Society; Sci ence Club, Barringer Hi Y, Current Problems Club. Chairman Honor Study, Pan American Club; International Relations Club [56] SENIOR DIRECTORY (cone.) ROBERT WILLIAM FLOCKE, J43 North llth Street Birthday; July I1 —Array Air Corps. C.P. The hot «port anyone could find Flocke the happy go lucky kind. Cross Country, Science Club. Sale� Board. Acropolis, Boy� Leader� , Foot hall. Track. ('amera Crew; Victory Corps; Attembly Committee. Library Stall. Ballroom Dancing. Honor Study Leader. Intramaral Ba� fatuo SHIRLEY E FONDA. 68 Wakeman A ten ue Birthday October 17-Work, Civic You Hepped out ot a dream And right into our heart� . Girls Service Clab. 4A Executive representative; ''B’‘ Girl; Student Council representative; Science Club; Statistic Board. Ciri� Bov ling Club. Per- sonnel Board. «B Dance Committee. JOSEPHINE MARIE FREDA. IM Eighth Avenue Birthday August St-Undecided, C P Heart of gold, sweet and demure Everyone likes her. o( this we're sure Latin Honor Society. Italian Honor Society, Victory Corps, Science Club; 4B-4A Dance Committee BILL NEIL FREEMAN, 109 No. Clinton St . East Orange Birthday November SO—Mechanical Dentist. Civic Although he seems a quiet gent Whenever hr'� near we’re quite content. Spanish Honor Society. Social Club. MARGUERITE CEORCE. j Ogden Street Birthday May 5-Undecidcd, C.P. She sings as sweetly as a bird The sweetest music ever heard. Clec Club a Cappella Choir. Current Problems. Yearbook. Boots and Sad die Red Cross. All State Chorus. All Stale Solo Contest; All City Summer Chorus. Science Cloh. Student Council representative. Defense Committee. B Dance Committee. French Club; Victory Corps; 4B-4A Dance Committees. Selected High School Chorus. LUCILLE GILROY, 645 Summer Avenue Birthday November 39— Nurses Cadet Corps, C P Full of laughter, fun. and test. Sailors—need we add the rest’ Cite Club. 4B4A Dance Committee I’an-American Club. Boots and Sad- dles. Athenaeum. Statistics Board. Science Club; Sales Board. Acropolis, Defense Committee Victory Corps. Girl Service Club; Junior Red Cross. HELEN CIORDANO, 317 Parker Street Birthday May 7-Uodccided. Civic Sweeter than sweeter Wouldn't you like to meet her7 First Aid. Girls Service Club; Science Chib. 4B Dance Committee, Bowling Club Spanish Honor Society DOROTHY B GOODRICH, Parker Street Birthday July 37-Undccided. C. P Here's to a sparkling, pretty maid. Hair of brown, eyes of Jade Secretary National Honor Society. Pres., L A.C Secretary. Spanish Honor Society; Secretary. Pan-American ( lob 4B Evecutive Committee. Asso ciatc Editor. Yearbook. 4B-4A Dance Committees. News Board, Open Window Board B Cirl. Band Glee Glob a Cappella Choir. Bowling Hockey. All City Chorus. Science Club. French Honor Society. Spanish Conversation; OBke Sufi. Victory Corps Ballroom Dancing ALMA D. HAGEDORN. 315 Fourth Street Birthday May 18-Nurse. C.P. Sweet smile, beautiful clothes She spreads sunshine wherever she goes. Hockey. Boor and Saddle . Science Club Language Art Club, Student Council. 4B-4A Dance Committees. Bowling Club; Yearbook Saif ARCHIE H HARRIS. 645 Summer Avenue Birthday February IS-Army (A ll), C P When a lady is the case All other things take second place National Honor Society. Latin Honor Society. Language Arts Club, Science Club. Intramural Batkethall. Ballroom Dancing. Orchestra. Band. Vic- tory Corps. Boys Leaders. Assembly Committee, Honor Study Committee. [57] SENIOR DIRECTORY (cont.) RAYMOND CARLTON HEUN, 13 Omni Sirw Birthday March 5-Colltge. C P He' the tuong and ««lent type Which meets with everyone's delight Secretary, Science Club, Co-chairman. Sutittic Board Language Art Club, Aftermath Club Boy Leader Camera Club, Projector Corps Bowling Club, tA Dance Committee; Acropolis agent. STANLEY HROMIKO. 58 Fourth Street Birthday October 8-Naval Air Corps (V-J). C P. Cheerful chap, with manner light A cheerleader he’ man of might. Cheerleader, Red Cross representative French Honor Society. Victory Corps FLORENCE M. KALAMIAN, 74 Broad Street Birthday April t-College. C P. Although the is but live feet tall. She'll be a great leader, agree one and all. French Honor Society, Latin Honor Society. History Honor Society, Cheer- leader. Assembly Committee. Chairman. Craduatc Notes. Office Staff Hockey. 4B 4A Dance Committee . Athenaeum. DOROTHY ANN KILLEEN. 13 Humboldt Street Birthday March • -Undecided. C P. Shott and sweet is this dear lass She's always late to every class. Spanish Honor Society. Science Club. Victory Corps. Service Club; 4A Dance Committee. JOHN MORRIS KIRWAN. 231 North 7th Street Birthday November 15—Navy, Civic One of Barringer's athletes He win the hearts of those he meet . Pres . Boys Bowling Club, Captain. Bowling Team, Varsity Football. Victory Corps. Science Club. 48 Dance Committee JOHN LOUIS KLEM, 136 Eighth Avenue Birthday September Undecided. Civic He walks a gay. light beaded way. Althoogh he'll work, he'd rather play Speech Forum. Science Club; Pan-Amcrican Club; Art Club, Spanish Honor Society. DOROTHY M LANZARA, 141U Clifton Avenue Birthday March 5—College. C P. Full of pep, a regular gal. That’s our Dot. everyone’s pal. Band. Orchestra. Executive Board. Photography Board ROSE CAROL LsROSSA. « Summer Avenue Birthday January ( -Business School, C.P. Chatter, chatter as the goes. A pleasant smile, beautiful clothes Service Club. Latin Honor Society. French Honor Society, French Conversa lion Language Arts Cluh, Assembly Committee Student Council, 4B Dance Committee Athenaeum Office Stall. Community Service. Current Problems Club. B Cirl. Speech Forum. Ballroom Dancing, Science Club Knitting Club SHERIDAN LEVIN. 3W Orange Street Birthday February 15-College. C.P. We are sure that Sherry will be A success in life, just wait, yon'll see Boys Leaders fencing. Language Arts Cluh, Science Club, Class Congress. Athenaeum Photoplay Club. 4B4A Dance Committees Bowling Club, Ballroom Dancing. JOSEPHINE MARY LIBRI ZI. 435 Norih 7lh Street Birthday April 1-Buslnest School. Civic Life is fun. life it gay She travels on her merry way. Service Club. Science Club, 4B 4A Dance Committees. Athenaeum. Victory Corps. Ballroom Dancing MARCUS W LOVALLO. 3 0 Summer Avenue Birthday December 30— Business. Civic We've cheered him on and he's come through, Our captain, the power behind the Big Blue. Thalian . President. Current Problems Club; Baseball '41. Football '41. '43. ‘43; Co-Captain. Foothall '43. EVELYN RITA MARBLE. 357 Lake Street Birthday November 34-Spanith School, Civic She swings and sways along the aisle Keeps uv laughing all the while. Science Club. Spanish Honor Society. Spanish Conversation Cluh, Pan American Club Portuguese Class. Victory Corps. 158] SENIOR DIRECTORY (cont.) VIVIENNE ANN MARK. IM Second Avenue Birthday October 16-Paine Hall Institute. Civic Quiet and shy With a twinkle In her eye. Pan-American (.'lab, Ciec ('lab Red Croat, Science Club. Knitting Club. Air Raid Squad. MICHAEL JAMES MARZANO. 176 Dclavan Avenue Birthday January 5—Law. C P. Cheui and Phytict. they're hit meat At yet bc't had not one defeat National Honor Society. Spanish Honor Society, Chairuun, Vitual Aid Dept.. Attcmbly Committee. Student Council representative, Science Club. Boyt leaden, Speech Forum. Ballroom Dancing. Bowling Club. EDITH JANE MATTHEW. 79 Crane Street Birthday December 7—Nurte. Civic Happy go lucky all the day. Whether at work or at play Hittory Honor Society. Red Croat. Library Stall Photo Club, 4B Dance Committee. Speech Club. Pan-American Clob. Victory Corps. JAMES MrCORMACK. 61 Waterman Avenue Birthday November 6—U. S. Navy (V-J), C.P An all around guy. Not the leatt bit thy. loot Kail. Science Club Delegate on 4B Constitution Committee. Yearbook Suit. Victory Corps. JERRY A MEEHAN. 387 Woodvidr Avenue Birthday January 19-Navy. Civic Science Club Student Council Art Club Photography Club. MICHAEL JOHN MELOCRANO. 2MH Parker Street Birthday February 19-Aviation. Civic The kind the maidens like to know. When with a fellow they would go Ballroom Dancing. Boys Leaders Photography Club, Italian Honor Society. CERALD THOMAS MEOLA. 74 State Street Birthday September 11-Panzer College. Civic With women Jerry't lute to rate. Could that be why he's always late! Fencing. Basketball. W ARREN FRANKLIN MILLS. 176 Third Street Birthday November 37—Army Air Coept. C P Into everything at everyone knows. Full oi life wherever he goes. Pret , Spanish Honor Society. 48 4A Dance Committees Captain. Boys Leaders. Language Arts Club. Athenaeum. Blue Jackets. Science Club. Student Council National Honor Society. Latin Honor Society. Victory Corps; 4A Executive Committee. Chairman, Safety Council. Band MARIE C. MOE. 177 Third Street Birthday March 5—Bat incss College. Civic Strolliag through life free and easy. With an air so light and breezy C'.irls Service Club Boots and Saddles 4R Dance Committee; Photoplay Clob. Library Stall Knitting Club; Victory Corps. MARY E MUSCRAVE. 1 North llth Street Birthday October 3— Basinets College. Civic Friendly are her smiles and ways. Mary shows happiness pays. Boots and Saddles. Photoplay Club Student Cosutcil representative Library Stall. 48 Dance Committee Pan American Club. Glee Club a ('appella. Science Club, Girls Service Club Jr Red Cross representative. Knitting Club. ESTHER ELLEN NIEMI. 68 Second Street Birthday August 15—Uptala College, C.P This young lady has her troubles— Everybody calls her Bubbles . Latin Honor Society National Honor Society History Honor Society. Span ith Honor Society. Girls Service. Science Club Chairman Statistics Board; Offer Stall Features Board Pan American Club, Victory Corps; 4B 4A Executive Committee 4B--4A Dance Committees Ballroom Danc- ing. Defense Sump Committee. ROSE MARIE O'REILLY. 341 Second Avenue Birthday December II—Nurse. Civic Whether she walks down street oe hall, She always hat a smile for all. Service Club; Science Club, language Am Club, Statistics Board CATHERINE PACE. 481 North llth Street Birthdav October 3—Radio Script Writer. Civic When there’s work to he done Kate it always the helpful one lulian Honor Society Girls Service Club, Science Club, language Arts Club. Honor Study Leader. First Aid. Satisfies Board HELEN A PANAGAKOS. 91 W'est Market Street Birthday March 9-Undccidcd. C.P. Silent, serious and very wise There's many a secret in those eyes. Spanish Honor Society. Jr. Red Cross. Girls Service Club, Assembly Com- mittee. Science Gab ANGELO JOHN PAWLAKOS. 13 Ahington Avenue Birthday November 9—College. C P Here it a boy with a winning grin Count on him to help us win. Latin Honor Society Science Club Ballroom Dancing. Photography Board Athletics Board Boys Leaders Bowling Club, 48 4A Dance Committees Student Council. Defense Committee German Class. CLARENCE EMMETT PEALE. 17 Clay Street Birthday November IB—Army Air Corps, Civic Our four years would have been so blue If we missed the pleasure of knowing you. Athletic Club Assembly Committee; Boys leaders. Dance Committee GLADYS JOYCE PEARSON 10 Honiss Place Birthday January 30-College. Civic Joyce’s charming in her smile And she's smiling all the while Assembly Committee. Hockey Chairman, Art Board of Athtnacum Science Club. 48 4A Dance Committees News Board. Acropolis Graduate Notes Board First Aid Committee. Art Club, Pres . Speech Forum. Physics Lab. Staff Head of Honor Study, Ballroom Dancing,- OAce Stall Ciri� Tennis Club. FRED POLLACK, 41 Humboldt Street Birthday July l-US M C., Civic Fred's tbr handsome member of our class And has captured the heart of many a last. Student Council. Football. Science Club Intramural BatkctbaL. DANIEL EDMONT PORTELLA. 387 North 5th Street Birthday February 31—Mechanical Engineer, Civic A little mischief now and then It welcomed by the best of men. 4B-4A Dance Committees. Science Gib, Assembly Committee. RUTH MARJORIE POTTER. 31 Cray Street Birthday July 11-Work in Prudential. C P. Brilliant girl, brilliant mind A belter student is hard to And National Honor Society; French Honor Society. Spanish Honor Society; Service Club; Pan-American Club; Victory Corps RHODA ELAINE PRYOR. 35 North llth Street Birthday April 19-College. C.P She's very sweet and nice to know But she never tries to steal the show. French Club Photography Board of Yearbook. All-City High School Chorus; All-Stair High School Chorus. Science Club. SAM LAWRENCE QUARTELLO, 113 Summer Avenue Birthday December 13—College. C.P When Sinatra croons we all rejoice Why not livten to Sammy's voice! Fencing. Italian Honor Society; Chairman. Saks Board. Photography Board; Home and Crounds Committee 4B 4A Dance Committees Ballroom Dancing 4B 4A Reception Committee. Photoplay Cub 4B 4A Executive Committee. 159] SENIOR DIRECTORY (cont.) MARY RANCER. 574 Parker Street Birthday July 36-Collcgt. C.P. Bury at a bee tra Ia With trumpet, hand and orchestra. Latin Honor Society. National Honor Society. Blue Jacket ; Science Club. Band. Orchettra. HERMAN J. RICH. 65 North 11th Street Birthday June 38-College. C.P. A loyal, line helper he can he And find time lor wit and marie at you can tee Attociale Editor. Yearbook. Acropolis. lanpugc Art Clnb; Current Ptob lemr Club, Science Club; Band. Orchettra. All City Band and Orche� tra. Boy� Leader Delente Committee, Victory Corpt. 48 4A Dance Committee ; Honor Study. SHIRLEY MAE ROGERS. «7 North 7th Street Birthday: May 31-Bntinet School. C.P. Shirley‘t alwayt on the go Lovely to look at. Itin to know. National Honor Society. Latin Honor Society. French Honor Society. Lan guage Art Club, Ballroom Dancing; B GMj Banner Ciri, 4B-4A Dance Committee� ; Sale Board. Acropolit; Feature Board. Yearbook: OAce Stall. Victory Corpt; Pupil Activity. SALVADORE JOSEPH ROPPOLO. 523 North 4th Street Birthday: March 5—Army Air Corpt, Citric A It ho hr't tall and kinda tlim You'll ftnd he' alwayt lull oi vim. SHIRLEY CLAIRE ROSSNER. 455 Fourth Atcnuc Birthday January 4-Berkeley School. C P. A (rirndly word, a happy tmile A Iriend like her it ooe worth while. Red Crott. Language Art Club. Speech Forum. Glee Club; B Cirl Bowl- ing; Yearbook, 48 4A Dance Committee� ; Service Club. Hockey. Science Club. Victory Corpt. JOAN CEIL SALBIN, 94 Ml Pleatant Avenue Birthday: December B—None, Civic Cute and tweet Charming and neat. Science Club, Defente Club. Girl� Service Club. 48 4A Dance Committee� ; Yearbook. Boot and Saddle , Current Problem Club. Student Council Committee. Victory Corpt. ROSE SALERNO. I33VS Mt Protpcct Avenue Birthday: January 36— Berkeley School. C.P. It the to quiet and demure’ Maybe—but don’t be too ture' French Honor Society Latin Honor Society; 4B Dance Committee. French Convertation, Red Crott representative; Student Council, Graduate Note Board, Acropolit; language Art Club; Statittk� Board. Yearbook; Social Club; Current Problem Club, Ballroom Dancing. VINCENT SALVATOR I FI.I.O, 138 Ridge Street Birthday January 19—U.S M S , Civic True blue and oh! to nice. All the girl he doe entice. Fencing; Science Club ELIZABETH ANN SAXON. 36 Wakcman Avenue Birthday: December 37—Nunc, Civic Betty it our tocial date. With the boy� , at any rate. Cirlt Service Club; Yearbook. Photoplay. Science Club; 4A Dance Com- mittee. VINCENT MICHAEL SCALERA. 38 Searing Street Birthday March 34—Undecided. C.P In athletic� he’t our ttar Hi fame hat tpread both near and far. Football; Baseball, Boy Leaden. RALPH JOSEPH SCAROLA, 53 Eighth Avenue Birthday Augutt 34—Army Air Corpt, C.P. A quiet gent with a winning tmile He keep in guetting all the while. CLORIA SCERCY, 370 Academy Street Birthday Ikeccmbcr 30— Lincoln School of Nutting, Civic Quiet and thy A twinkling eye Science (Hub. Honor Study, Pan-American Club. Attembly Committee. MARILYN M. SECOR. 10 Myrtle Avenue Birthday May 3-College. C.P. Sweet, tilent, and alwayt nice To like her one doew't have to think twice. Service Club. Photoplay Club. Science Club. Language Art Club; Phytic Lab. Staff. Secretary. Annex Camera Club, Yearbook; 4B4A Dance Committee . Speech Forum. EDWARD E SEXTON. 56 North 6th Street Birthday: June 6—Army Air Corpt, Civic He ha fought and won for the Blue and White Each hat been a clean, well played fight Football. Track. Science Club. TED SEYMOUR. 30 Mane better Place Birthday May 31—Army. C.P. Unntcettary word arc better left uataid Everyone that know him like our Ted. Scirncc Club. CONSTANCE LORETTA SHELL. 644 North 5th Street Birthday. December 3—Nunc, Civic Carefree and full of glee No tadnrtt «he'll ever tee Science Club. DONALD SHINBAUM, 766 Broadway Birthday February 33-College, C.P. Really word cannot tell Our Don boy ture it twcll. language Am Club, Dancing Club; Track GEORCE SIEGEL. 49 Myrtle Avenue Birthday: October 18—Draftsman—U S. Navy, Civic Here it a fellow very tby Bot no ooe know� a nicer guy. Science Club. MARY JANE SIMPSON. 445 Ml. Protpcct Avenue Birthday. At utt 39-School. C P Pert, vivacioat, tweet, and pretty Jinny' a girl that’ really witty. Cheerleader; B” Girl; Spanith Honor Society; Pan-American Club; 4B-4A Dance Committee� . Acropolit; Statittict Board. Pertonncl Board; Science Club. Speech Forum, Attembly Committee; Student Council; Victory Corpt. EILEEN SNYDER. 453 Roseville Avenue Birthday February 38—Secretary, Civic Our Eileen it but a little lan She'd figure high in any clatt. Speech Forum; Spanith Honor Society ALBERT SYLVIO SORRFNTINO, 141 Park Avenue Birthday: October 35-Law, C.P When leader arc mentioned, the highett he rate Al't tore to be prttident or tomething at great. Latin Honor Society. Language Art Club; Student Council. Pro.. National Honor Society. Pre� ., French Honor Society. Chairman. Butinrtt Board. Yearbook; 4B4A Dance Committee , Speech Forum, Pre ., Student Coun- cil; Boyt Leaden, Sale Board of Yearbook. VINCENT CHESTER SPERDUTO. 378 Clifton Avenue Birthday: December 14-Undccidcd. CP. Vinnie, our famout zoot «ait hero Can be claimed at our modern hero Boyt Leaden: Science Clnb, 4B 4A Dance Committer� . LEO LA THELMA SPRY. 59 Taylor Street Birthday April 37—Butinrtt School. C.P. Here’ to Lrola without a cart Full of tparklc and jovial air. 4B-4A Executive Committee. Latin Honor Society; Spanith Honor Society. National Honor Society Unguagr Am Club, Science Club, Victory Corpt. Athmarum Board. B Cirl; OIBcc Staff [60] HENRY MICHAEL STASIO. 354 North llih Street Birthday - January 31-Navy. Civic He i not to tall but he is swell For him we teuton quickly (ell. Science Club. LEONA S STRAUSS. 34 Bathgate Place Birthday: May 34—Butinett Collrjtc. Civic A tiny girl, but only in tixe In the way of life the’t very wite. Student Council. Cirlt Service Club. Science Club. Spanish Honor Society; Victory Corps. Pan American Club. Library Suit. HANNAH HELEN THIES, 368 Ridge Street Birthday: February 34 Business School. Civic Blue eyes, lovely Monde hair. Full of tparklc without a care. Boots and Saddles. Science Club. Spanish Honor Society; Red Cross. Service Club. Pan-American Club. THOMAS ANTHONY TIPALDI. 4? Ml. Prospect Avenue Birthday June 7-College. C.P Carefree and likeable, sensible, neat. As a friend or companion. Tip can’t be beat. Italian Honor Society. History Honor Society. Science Club, Athenaeum 4B 4A Dance Committees. GENEVIEVE UNDERHILL. 3 Fourth Street Birthday May 34-Nurse. C.P. A steady heart, a steady mind A truer one is hard to find. Latin Honor Society. Spiritual Choir. Glee Club MALCOLM P URBAN. 745 Parker Street Birthday February 3—College. C.P. A handsome fellow and an all-around guy A sente of humor, a wee bit shy. National Honor Society Latin Honor Society Spanish Honor Society. Science Club. Asst. Editor. Athenaeum Boys Leaders, Language Arts Club. Victory Corps. LOIS MAE VAN DYKE. 793 Summer Avenue Birthday December I—Undecided, C.P. You can always tell when she's near Where Lois is you’ll find good eheer. Glee Club. French Honor Society. Science Club B Ciri 4B-4A Dance Committees. Cirb Service, language Arts Club. Athenaeum. ARTHUR WEISS. 597 Broadway Birthday April 3—College, C P. He is little, but he’s wise. He’s a terror for his site. language Arts Club Student Council. Boys Leaders Pan American Club Speech Forum. Assembly Committee JOSEPH JAMES WESTERFIELD, 5R South 13th Street Birthday November 39—Navy, C.P. Small of suture but that is all You'll find out his heart's not small. News Board. Latin Honor Society: History Honor Society. I R Club, Sci- ence Club. Student Council. GLADYS H WIDMAN. 337 North 5th Street Birthday January 3—Undecided, Civic Sweet personality Full of rascality Science Club Victory Corps. 4B Dance Committee EMMA YELDELL. «5 Wkklilfe Street Birthday September 9—College, Civic To make the world a friendly place, One mutt show a friendly face. Assembly Committee. VITO P OPPI. 197 Parker Street Birthday October 14—Army. Civic Just a lad whose name is Vito, Quiet and thy but nice to know. Science Club GRACE LEAH COODMAN. 357 Clifton Avenue Birthday September 38—College, C P. To a girl who's loyal and true. It’s been a pleasure knowing you. Graduated in Summer School 1943. I 61 | LANDLUBBERS Well Angelina A Kilo Mike Bravctte Florence A hale Melvin Bratton Alice Abbot Mr. George E. Brixncr Don Abernathy Mr� . George E. Bruner Mr. « Mr� . Ackley Pvt W. C Britner Helen Adi tat Jeanne Bromley Eleanor Alflitto John Brown Lucille Alfliito William Brown Mr. t Mr� . Alflitto Brownie Ptt. Mr� Dominick AAillo Mickey Brutky Mr o Mr� J Alflitto Cennaro Bruzzaro Gabriel Agrciti 1 hercta Bucca Elizabeth Allen Lav erne Bucvi Frank Allen Ruth Buehman )amc� E. Allen Ida Buoncorv Margaret Alvino Louite Burgett jotunaa Amato Solly Burke Genevieve Ambrotelli Larry Burnetii Bob Amcrman June Butler Frank Angelacci Dorit Cagan Philip Antonucci Lt. Col Paul M. Cairat Antoncttc Anzotonc Mr. a Mr� . Samuel R. Cairnt Eugene Armeno Sabu (ala her eve Anita Arminio Terry Caucellicri Bill Athworth Maria Candore Mb� F. Athay Lucille Cantarilla Sylvia Babcock Rotemary Cantlupe Dave Baccaco Edward CapoU. U S.N. Betty Bachelor Mr a Mr� P Carico Edward Bando Frank Carlucci Joe Bangiorano Joe Carlucci Lou Bango Pauline Corolla Barringer High P.T.A Mitt Carracino Helen Barronc Anthony Caruto Jule Bartmk Flora Caruto Anna belle Baruch Tony Caruto Monaca Baltiglia Ann Coto rota Eddie Battivto Andrew Caitilli Thereva Batlitu Carmen Cattcllauo Thelma Battle Croce Cattelli Mr. Mr� . Beam� Mr tv Mr� . Cattelli George Beardtley Mr Mr� M Cattelli Mb� Del Belmonte Norma Cattelli Sin Jamev Bennett Angela Cattora Shirley Bennet Mr Joteph Celiano Gertrude Bcrnardinelli Grace Cellini Anna Berardone Angelo Cerrato Rote Berberian Ann Cerrato Lett Berman Pvt. Orlando Cerrato Lyn Bermar Pvt. Rocco Cerrato Mr a Mr� . J Bimbo Larry Chieppa Jean Bimbo Phylit Chinnock lee Hindi Barbara h.vholm Sue Bio-vdi Kenneth Chitholm Bob Biunno Jean Ciacciatelli Jack Blati Audry Ciarkowvki Mr� . A. Bluminthal Ann Ciecooc Lido Bock Tom C krone Joanne Bocotfer Joteph Cindrrello Kathleen Bogan Alberta Clark Dorothea Bond Margaret Cobb Phyllb Bongo leanne A Calaiacovo Vivian Bowie� Remo Coll rut to Marie Brancato Francine Colctta Wishers Mrt Frank Colctta FVlU Phi Eptilon Sorority Pvt. Frank Colctta Mario IV Luiti Wilbert Collint Lee IV Maio Marie Colton Catherine IV Marco Mr. k Mr� Comito Lou IV Marco Terna Comito Paul IV Marco Mr k Mr� W Conrad Mr k Mr R. De Marco William Conrar Mr� . Charlotte H. Denton Loub Contaldi Lob Denton Ann Conte Grace IV Ricnzo John Coale Jerry IV Rknzo Lee A. Cooper Mr� . Ralph De Rknzo Harold Copeland Row De Rknzo Frank Coppola Sarah M. De Rknzo Angela Coebo Scraflna IV Rknzo Minnie Cordatco Pvt. Vincent IV Rknzo. Jr Raymond Cordatco Vincent IV Ricnzo. Sr. Eugene Corcney Emcitinc IV Rcgotb Al Own gull Jean De Rogati� Jaary Correo Perry IV Rogatb Amoveo Coventino Frankie IV Rota Leonard Covkllo Eva De Viu Sam Crandcll Marge IV Vito Florence Cronin Carmine Di Ak tk Dorit Croot Al Di Chiara Fred Cabcllb Armand Di Franza Mr. Mr� . D. C anode Phyllb Di Noecia CpI Dan Cuttode. Jr. Mr k Mr . F. Dgock Thrreta Cuttodc Regina Docker Helen Dackr Mariork Dolan l.oretta Daidi Mb� R Dollard Pvt. Loan D'AIrttandro Alice Donahue Mark D'Alcttio Bernice Doolittle Mr a Mr� . A D’Aloia Mr at Mrt. E. Drinkwatrr Dot Dalton Margaret Drinkwatrr CpI Mtchael D Amico Vera Dunne Peggy D'Amico Irene Ecele� Camilli D'Andrea Ed and Ducky Dr. Edward Dangler Eddie the Painter Yolanda D'Anko C hirk� Ennit Anne Dankli Flora Etpotilo Betty Dankli Lou Etpotilo Gordon Danklli Theme Ei potito Harriet Dankli Mr� Eva F. Email Kay Darting Mr� . Ekanor R. Fabiano Mr. B D'Armknto Pvt. Albert Falcone Pvt Ben D'Avella Tony Falzarano Jean D'Avella John Farina Rote D'Avella Mario Farina Mildred Davit Marian Farrow Mr� . E C. Hearing Dominkk Fattanuo Mitt D Debby Mr. k Mr Joteph Faitarato Leonard De Blank Joteph Faturuto, Jr. Juan de Cattillot Thrreta Faitarato Mb C E Deeker Robert Feeney Pvt. Angelo De Cotma Mr. N. Fekk Mary De I'abrizio Mr� . N. Fekk Mit« Mkhelen Pertc De Fabrizio Anne Felt Rotemary De Fabrizio Mb Geraldine Ferrara Mr. k Mr� . Thomat IV Fabrizio Mr� . Geraldine Ferrara Edward IV Figlio. U S N. Mr Gerildo Ferrara Antoinette IV Lil Joe Ferrara Seaman Carmen IVI la Pietro Marie Ferrara Dominkk Dellavochia Frank Ferrara [62] (Ni. Fred Ferrari Florence Ferraro Mr. a Mr . Prttr Ferraro Pel. Peter Ferraro Mr. a Mr� . R. Ferraro Robert Ferraro Theresa Ferraro Vincent Ferraro CpI Adam FctU alia Feta Florence Fe ta Sgt |nbn Feta Fyilia Fetta Mary Feu Pfc San Feu Sue Feu Mr. a Mr Ralph Feu Marie Figlatti Ccncvkse Fiorarante Josephine Fioravante Anne Fiore jerry Firtel Jack Fitzsimmons Jerial Flynn Jo ephine 1'oggu Mildred Foggio Mr . C. Fonda Mr. a Mr . H Fonda Seaman Harold Fonda Shirley Fonda Buddy Fort Bob Fox Michael FratceUa Mr . Fra� er Mr a Mr� A. Freda jo ephine Freda SUrie Freda Wetley F Frederick Marne Freed Michael Freed Whitman Freeman. A R M. Therexa Frete Alfred Frungillo Joe Frungillo Peter Frungillo Miriam Faroe Pfc Frnrtt Fiorarante Florence Fioravantc Frank Fioravante. U.S.C.C. Mr� . J. Fioravante P� t. Jerry Roravantc Mr. a Mr� W Fioravante Mr. Frank Caffney John P Caitert Allred Calasso Minnie CaletU Sadie Gangcmi Juanita Gardner Margaret Gavin Carlo Genove«e Joe Genove e Mr. a Mr . George Marguerite George Natalie George Mr a Mr . William George Laura Getuelli Bob Gialanella Lou Gialanella Nick Gialanella Angela Cifoli George Gilbert Jane Gilbert John Cill Joanne Gilligan Mary Gilroy Lucille Gilroy Mr a Mr M Cilroy Mi� � B Cinnie Genevieve Giordana Mr a Mr� . L. Giordano Anthony Ciorlando Raymond Girdatco Geraldine Comet I true Goodhtart Grace Goodman Sara Goodman Mr a Mr� Coodrich Dotty (Goodrich Bcatryce Gordon Julia Gramby Ann Cratto Annie Greenberg Ml � Dorothy A. Grey Eddie Grigg� Mark Grillo Mr . C. Cremer Nanncttc Guarino Merrill F. Cridky Vivien GutUfion Betty Hack Pfc John Hadam Frank Hafner Edith Hall Homer lUmillon. P.M. 7 C Ruth Manner� Milton Harding Janice Harris Mildred Hanford Frank S Hartman Mr. a Mr George Hatoty T Sgt Louit J Hamer Dot Hater Vincent Hawkint Mary Hayc Dkk Haymet Mr J Healey K a R Healey Clady Hector Sylvia Hctfln Mitt H. T Helma Ruth Henry HaroM C Hermann. Jr. Ruth Hilbert Symera Hoggard Mr. a Mr . John Hopkin� Ixnora Hutchcnon Joteph licullo Connie llaria Ronnie llaria Drama� liana Paul Jacobton Jake the Painter Beatrice Jamct Alice Janclli Pat Jenkint Don Jenten Mr. Johnuon Grant Ione� . U S.N Lorraine Joue Mitt Natalie Reid Jone Shirley Jone Charte Jordan. U.S.M C. ZeU Kaczer Vera Kain John KalamUn. U S.N. Mr Helen I Kaplan Kappa Gamma Sorority Selma hauler Marie Kennedy May Kennedy Harriet Kerr Mr a. Mr� Kimberly Mr . Geraldine H King Rod Kirwin Elaine Klein Harold Kkin John Klein Joteph E. Kole Wanda Krtto Marilyn Krt� t Eddk Kuhn John Kuppenhciroer Marion LiBrvzzo Rena LaCapra Audrey Lacroix Flavio La Manna Carole Land� Dorothy Lanzara Mr a Mr� F. Lanzara Around tuQuaglia Orlando LaQuaglii Rove LaRotta Val Larrtson William LaTournou� France LaVrcchia Fred LcBocuf Aviation Cadet Norman IxBeouf Mit C. Lee Jeanne Leuutiina Arman Lembo Mil� Anne Lcrner Mr «i Mr J. S. Levin Sherry Levin Mary Lupi� Dorothy Ubrizzl Jotephine l.lbrizzi Mr. Mr� S Librizzi Connie Lkcoac Mr Paul Lippe Jeannette Lombardi Robert Lom Cotta� Loocas Bernard Lowry Mr� . Lyon Dot Mac Elroy June MacElroy Mr Macy Mary Maddaloni Anna Malik Gloria Malfk Pvt. Sal Maggiorc Ignore Maguire Jeanne Make Evelyn Maimoru Mr l. Mr� Maioran Mildred Maioraiu Jerry Malora Mr. Mr� . Mancer Elena Manfrcdi Grace Mangan Lucy Manning Andrew Maraviglia E. H Marble V. V. Marble Natalie Marchelti Anna Mari Frank Marincllo Pal Marinincllo Sada Markovian Jaqurline Mirra Helen Jeanne Marshall Leo Marshall U.S.N. Mr V Martell Mr V Martell Victor Marlinck Audrey Martinctn Catherine Martino Vinnie Mateola Mike Ma� i Barbara Manon K Matthew� Jenk Mania Locy Mattone Mr k Mr . Matturo Vkkk Mamhag.an Elenor Mayer Gloria Mazucca Jack McCormack James McC ormack William .NkDowell Beatrice Me Enter Dolore� McClonc Flo Megaro Mr. k Mr . Chariot Meehan Tommy Meehan. U S N. Alfonic Ntclito Mr Me logn no Mr Mtlograno Mr. A Mclograoo Mr C. Mclograno Connie Mtlograno Mi � F. Mclograno Mr F Mclograno Mr . J. Melograno Jerry Melograno Mr L Melograno Mr O. Melograno Mr. V. Mclograno Anthony Meo Ainu Mcrcnri Anna McUldi Arthur Meyer Gabriel Mkvhrlli. Jr l.u Miglame Clara Milano Richard Milburn Mr a Mr S W Mill Gene Modettino Pal Modestino Robhy Modettino Madeline Molituro Frank Moeano Betty Morrison Jean Mother Christina Mossucco Graham Munkittrick Ann Murgia Die Musk Master Mr a Mr� C. Mutgrave Charles Mutgrave Charles Nacattro Antoinette Nappi Pvt Vincent Nappi Polly Nardone Helen Nascenti Don Nathan Kathryn Neltoa Armat Nkmi, USSR. Mr a Mr Armas Nkmi Either Nkmi Mitt M Niks Mr Walter Nolle Gerald Nushaum Mary Oitter Adelaide O'Kane Dorothy Oknn Dkk Oliver a Orchestra Mr a Mr . A. Onorato Rote Mark O'Reilly Mr a Mr . J. Pace 163] Antoinette Pan tu o Hal Rich 1. HH Band CMac PkiIIo Herman J. Rich Larry Papier Mr a Mr� S Rich Alba Pariti Mn. J Rinaldi Paul Parker Plana Rinaldi Angel Patcrnoilro Sadie Rinaldi Jean Pattenon Julie Riviezzo Loil Parte non Marie Rizzolo Maude Pattenon jamci Robertello Angelo Pavrlakot Marion Robcm Clarence Peale Harold Rockaway Ll. John J. Pearton Shirley Royer� Joyce I’car von Ann Ro«uanicllo Eileen Peck Helen Rorrer Mary Peierali Yolana Rota Marie Pelllco Pauline RovamtlU Irene Peloii Pete Rotamilia Tema 1 Peloii Vinnle Roiamilia Horten ve Perillo Ana Rotania June Perry Harold Roienbloooi Natalie Pervella Paul Roienbloom Belly IVrugino Kay Roiko Pricilla Peterv Franck Rovti letta Petoia Ed) the W. Kowner Pfc Frank Petrillo Emma Rowner Janet Pelrozzino Hugo Rottner Mr a Mr . J. Pierce Pat Rottner Marie Picroni Walter H. Rowner Rove Picroni M A Mr� Roth Vera Picroni Pvt. George Roth Anna Potcwatki Grace Roth Jeanne Poliem Louit Rodriquez Ann Polita no George Ruttammo Pred Pollock Bob Ryan Irene Pollock John Ryan Chmtine Pond Pvt Dan Safford. U S M C. Loiv Pope Elizabeth Salford rx� n Poetelia Joan Salbin T. A. Porter Mr. N Salbin Mr a. Mr� Price Mr� N. Salbin Florence Principe Mr. Victor Salerno loe Puna Thrrna Salierno Nina Puma Foil Salvato Mr. F. Quanrllo Nick Salvatote Mr� . F Quartello Mr. a Mr� . G. Salvatoricllo Mi� � F. Qoarlcllo Mr . P Salvatoricllo Mm R Quartello Ann Tanuniella Mary Beth Quinnan Tom SanUrticro Jerry Raccioppi Bob Sarconc Joe Racioppi Judy J. Savarate Joiephine Raimondi Saxy Savareie Mr lr Mr . J Raino Betty Saxon loe Ramaglia Mr� . Ella Saxon Tom Randazzo Raymond Saxon CpI Bob Rankin Mr. Roger B. Saylor llrvola Raw liant l-oul� Scalera Mr. Mr� George Reid Vinnie Scalera Mr A Mr� . John Reid Mr� H. Seally Eddy Rrilf Ralph Scarota George Reilf Mr. A Mr� . Paul Scercy Jole Reilly Carrie Schieck Geri Ret tamo Mr a Mr� R. Schilling Pat R etui no NUtl Schlrm Leo Riccardi Harry Schlitlenhart Rndy Ricciardi Paul Schneidenhach Miw Alice M. Schneider Mary Tamburello Dorit Sc hwing Dottie Tamby Grace Scoedo Julie Tarantini Mr R. Scott Mike Tarolario Thcreie Scudcte Ralph Tedcichi Mr A Mr� . Sccoe Connie Thomat Jeanne Secor Roulmd Thomat Loi Secor Dotty Tilmct Jean Seltzer Janice Tilmet Bill Shawger Tip Catherine Sheehan Lou.� Tipaldl, Jr. Mary Jane Sheppard Fllomtna Tohia Vahan Shirranian 1 arty Tobia Miw Betty Jane Shlappin ConiUnce Force 1 la Betty Shlitiinger Lucille Tribclli Bill Short Ralph Tubello Mr Ed. ShuiUk Carl Toot to Marian Sibbald Mil! Helen B Tumtead Angela Skbilia Pvt Frank V. Uraitti George Siegel George Vatilai Harold Sigler Edward Vaughn Barbara Ana Simpion Mr Vellica Mary Jane Simpton Mn. Vellica Mary M. Simpion Laura Vento la Paul T Simpion Mark VentoU Rut tell Sinoway Tony Vrntola Howard Slobb Pat Vcrnacchia Mr A Mr� . Smith Angie Vemiero Miw Agnct E Smith Bill Vemiero Amy Smith Joiephine Vemiero Jewell Smith Marie Vemiero Phylii Smith Mr Edward Vertue Edna May Snyder Nick Villaggio Eileen Snyder Jeanne Vinciguerra Eleanor Snyder Marie Vkcel Maty Soolthoppc Mr. A Mn. J. Vitzzone Nancy Soriano Loretta Vitille Al Sorrentino Row Vivian! Frank Sorrentino. U-S.N Nazzano Vizzoni Mr. A Mr� . Ralph Sorrentino Mr John W. Vogel Don Tex Sotherland Icanette Voluggio Joan Southard Min Katherine L. «aliton Vincent Spcrduto William Elwood Warner Leo la Spry Eleanor Webb Angela Squillace Rachclle Wecbiler Danny Sungo «'alt Wedned Jcttie Sungo W. E Weigand Anthony J. Stelanelli Miw Pauline M. Weiw Rocco J. Stelanelli Jean Wcitcrfteld Date Stein Mary Wbevler Edward Stein Rodger Wiley Mr M Stein Pic Char lei W. William! Addic M. Stephen� Shirley Wintich Walter Stephen� Julia Wohl Frank Stinncr Mr. a Mn. H Wickotf Lome Stocker Margie Wyre Gloria StolM Joteph arra Elena Stoppioni Sam arra Dolly Storm Michael atro Mn. Leo Sirautt Sal Zarro Danny Strollo Jerome W. ailawiky Marie Sweeney Mr 1 emoo Lok Swhrre Mn, R Zcmon Ann Tahak George Zimmerman 164] ADVERTISEMENTS Ul Out fan Vcctcncff 2n these challenging days, requiring the utmost effort of every one of us to bring a complete victory to our country and a lasting peace to the world, the educational front—like the battle front and the production front— plays a vital role. The year book today has a new and pow- erful motif: to reflect the school in war time. Likewise, the year book today has a richer meaning than ever before: it is engraved with memories of friends and classmates who will be setting forth to all the fronts. 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CcmphmunU Conor Mutationi of CLASS OF IANUARY 1944 “THE SYOBS” ANONYMOUS ComfliMfslt of MR. MRS. C. VAN DYKE and daughter Barbara CompUmmU of I be DR. THOMAS VINCENT CLASS OF JUNE 1944 522 ORANGE STREET NEW ARK 7, N. J [741 ftM.TliamiC SNORT. INTENSIVE COURSE QUAUEIES YOU rCR A POSITION AS A DIETITIAN I kMpKlt. houU, xkool� . labora- to� � � . d«pOMD� al IIOIO� . IlMBtklpl. railroad� , public booltb.'woliato or- aaniialtoa . Modira oqulpaoat. Sportou� quart !� . School r � lauraat. Lx� n� d by N. Y. Slat . Day or Cvo- rung. Co Ed Ag« ebtlocir. Vtoil- or� w� lcom . r .lW(� •' ulrnci mtr � � olT tar ilnmd Mmdlnf. (hwa nupkrr non� In I m IIm. rroo Holloual Pla B� � Bi Sorvico WRITE FOR CATALOG 40 N Y. INSTITUTE OF DIETETICS MO NAD4SON «. (al M SO N. Y. C. T� tapham: Rttmt 4-7400 KOHLER’S TREASURE CHEST GIFTS OF UNUSUAL CHARM Circulating Library — Rental Pintle� — Creel Inn Card� ITJ ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK 7. N J. FRANK POLITO ITALIAN AMERICAN GROCER Wholesale nad Retail � STONE STREET (Coe. Crane Si.) Collegiate Cap and Gown Company 366 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK I, NEW YORK .Vanu dcfurer� of Choir Rohes—Band Outfits—Academic Caps, Gowns, and Hoods—Specialties Buy War Bonds and Stamps FqW ICTORY BUY t'NITID 175] [76] ALMA MATER CLASS OF JUNE, 1944 BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY vmv no MATER PROUD ALMA MATER By Junius W. Stevens—1924 Over many a city old, Famed in song and story Temple gray and castle hold Catch the sunset glory. So our Alma Mater proud Lookf o'er vale and meadow. High between the sailing cloud And its drifting shadow. For her colors, first the blue Of the April valley; Then December s wintry hue When the storm winds rally. Newark High, thy fame we raise, Many voices blending ’, Through the years we pledge thee praise, Loyal to life’s ending. To the Spirit of Barringer, we dedicate this, our boo{. To Truth, Honor, and Light, we dedicate these, our lives. WE PLEDGE THEE PRAISE FAMED IN SONG MR. ROBERT J. HAGAMAN AND STORY ■1 J i J1 J MR. EDWARD DANGLER OUR FACULTY MR. MICHAEL R. McGREAL Principal B. S.. University of Sew Hampshire MS., Sew Yor University MISS ELSA DISBROW Assistam to the Principal AS.. Wellesley College MRS. FLORENCE S. BURLEY School Counselor AS.. Sew York Stare College for Women MS., Sew York Unieertity ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MR. JUNIUS W. STEVENS Chairman Ph.B; Syracuse University MS.. Columbia University MISS RUTH BRF.TTLE AS.. Elmira College MISS LURA M. BRIGGS AS.. MS.. Washington Square College MISS EMILY E. COBURN BS„ Sew York University MR. EDWARD DANGLER Ph.D„ Sew York University MRS MIRIAM R. FURNESS AS.. Sew ler ey College for Women MISS CLARA MAE GRAY A.8., Itima a College MISS ROSE C. HARTMAN BS.. Teat hers College of Columbia MS.. Columbia University MISS NATALIE R. JONES AS.. Mr. Holyoke MISS MILDRED L. LOMAS BS.. Sew York University MISS JANET McRENZIE AS.. Bar nor J College MS.. Columbia University MRS. RUTH A. STEWART BS. in Utilisation. Sew York University MISS KATHERINE L. WALSTON MS.. Columbia University LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MR. ABRAHAM I). ZWIEBEL Chairman AS.. College of the City of Sew York MS., Sew York University 8 MISS KATHERINE F_ BELL A.B.. Montclair State Teachert College M.A., Columbia University MRS. E. M. BERARD 8i„ New York, University M.A.. New York University MRS. TERESITA M. U. CAPPEL BS.. Washington Square College SI.A., New York Unirernty MRS. ELEANOR H. CARLF.U A3.. Syracuse University M-A.. Montclair State Teachers College MRS. VALENTINA M. CIPOLLETTI A.B., Washington Square College MRS. HELEN C. DACIF.R A3.. Radchffr College M.A., Middlebury College MRS. JOSEPHINE L. DILL A3.. Smith College MR. RAYMOND F. HAULENBEEK A3.. Princeton University M.A.. Unirernty of Wisconsin MR. V. SIBILIA BS.. Teachers College, Columbia Univ. MR. SAMUEL SLAVIN A3.. University of Florida M.A.. Middlebury College MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MR. JAMES M. WOOD. Jr. Chairman A. B.. Columbia Unirernty MR. HOWARD AYERS BS.. Rutgers University M.A., Columbia University MR. FRANK S. HARTMAN BS., M.A.. Bucknell University MRS. HELEN F. KAPLAN B. A., Montclair Slate Teachers College MR. HERMAN PRITCHARD BS., M-A.. Swarthmore College MR. SIDNEY SEIDLER A3.. Rutgers MR. HARRY G. SNAVELY MS.. Buc knell University SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. ROGER B. SAYLOR Chairman A.B.. Lebanon VJtey College M3.. Columbia Umvernty MR. SAMUEL R. BUHRMAN BS., MS.. Gettysburg College MR. WALTER J. DU MM BS.. Pennsylvania State College MISS MILDRED C. GREEN A.B., New fersey College foe Women MISS DOROTHY A. GRAY A3.. College of St. FJitabeth M.A.. Columbia University MR. ROBERT J. HAGAMAN BS.. Syracuse University MS., New York University MRS. GERALDINE H. KING A3.. Wellesley MISS ROSINA E. RINE BS., Simmons College MISS ALICE M. SCHNEIDER A3., New York State College MISS HELEN B. TUNSTEAD A.E.. Newark Technical School SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MRS. LOUISE CAPEN CHEVRIER. Chairman Ph.D.. New York University MR. RAYMOND R. AMMARELL A3.. Muhlenberg College Mu!., Columbia Unirernty MISS FLORENCE 1- ATHAY A. B.. M.A.. Montclair Slate Teachers College MISS DOROTHY I- BEEBE B. S.. New York Slate Teachers College M3.. New York University MR. JOSEPH CEUANO A3.. Columbia University M3.. Montclair State Teachers College MISS ELEANOR FONDILER A3.. Montclair Sute Teachers College MR. FRED I.ANDOLPHI A3.. West Virginia EJM.. Rutgers MR. PAUL L1PPE B S.. M3., New York University MISS IANETTE PARMELE A3., University of Rochester MR. JOHN W. VOGEL M3.. Montclair Stale Teachers College ART DEPARTMENT MRS. ERMA P. BLAIR MRS. ALFARETTA D. SHIRLEY BS.. M3.. Columbia University Graduate of New York School of Fine and Applied Arts LIBRARY MRS. EVA EVERALL A3.. Columbia University MRS. ELEANOR R. FABIANO A3.. Montclair Teachers College MISS MADELINE DOW A3.. Smith College BLS.. Pratt Institute MISS FANNY GREENBERG A.B., Barnard College BS.. School of Library Service. Colum- bia University MUSIC DEPARTMENT MISS JENNY LIND ROBINSON BS., Syracuse University MRS. MARGARET E. OLOUGHLIN Boston Unirernty of Music. Supervisor's Degree MR. WILLIAM WEISS A3.. New York University M3., New York University PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MR. VICTOR SALERNO.........Chairman MR. CHARLES A. ALLEN MISS C. ETHEL DECKER MR. WUXI AM F. HOFER BP.E.. Normal School of The American Gymnastic University BS. in Education. Rutgers University and Indiana University MR. ARTHUR PAYTON MISS EDITH F. SCA1XRA BS.. New fersey College for Women M3.. New York University HEALTH MISS DOROTHY DRISCOLL RN., St. Francis Hospital. Hartford, Connectuul MISS AGNES E. SMITH A3.. Alleghany College M. A.. Columbia Unirernty RSI.. Bellevue Hospital. New York City PRACTICAL ARTS MR. WALTER D. BUCHANAN A3.. Marynlle College MRS. EVELYN E. HEARING A3.. University of West Virginia M3., Columbia University MR. WILLIAM B. GARDNER MRS. VICTORIA B. SCHUSTER. BS.. Columbia University OFFICE STAFF MISS FANNY BELL A.B., New fersey State Teachers College MRS. JEANNETTE P. FORT Newark Normal School MISS PAULINE M. WEISS BS., M3.. Columbia Unirernty MRS. GRACE WILSON N. . Teachers Training School LOYAL TO ROBERT RYAN President FRANK di PIETRO Treasurer TTTiTTtI LIFE'S ENDING FLORENCE FOX Editor-in-ChieJ BEATRICE GORDON Assistqnt Editor JACK KENNEDY Associate Editor i y--£i YOLANDA RUSSOMANO Assistant Editor EVELYN ZECCA Assistant Editor CHALLENGE 11 Let us raise up a standard to which the wise and honest can repair.” George Washington During our four years in Barringer we, the class of June, 1944, have had the pleasure and privilege of being a part of the greatness and the tradition for which this school stands. We now face the world with all its darkness, insecurity, and bitter strife. A world at war challenges us. It challenges us to aid our country with the skills we have devel- oped while gaining a sound and well-rounded education; it challenges us to put into practice those fundamentals of democracy that we have come to appreciate in our school years. The unbounded opportunity to be of service to our country calls for the best that we have to offer. What greater contribution can we make to the world than that of Barringer’s spirit? In Barringer we have participated in the processes of democracy; we have learned to work together harmoniously and with deep understanding and good feeling for our fellow man. Now we must strive to make democratic principles more universal and to do our part in giving Barringer’s spirit to the whole human race. By raising up the standard of Truth, Honor, and Light for all the world to sec, we shall have done our part in helping to insure a just and lasting peace. LENA CARUSO FRANK CARLUCCI ANNE GRASSO HELEN GRAHAM MARY LIAPIS VIVIAN E. LEWIS ANNA M. NICODEMO GERALD NUSBAUM JOHN RYAN ELIZABETH A. SAFFORD MOCILLE C. THOMAS CONSTANCE THOMAS FROM OUR FACULTY Lt. Col. Alvin Sauer Hdq., 1681 SU(PMGS) Fort Custer, Michigan Pfc. Irving Merkin Medical Detachment Camp Luna Las Vegas, New Mexico First Lt. Raymond J. Bruder A.P.O. 654 0-579833 306 Bomb. Gp. c o Postmaster, New York, New York Sct. William Rubenfeld Seventh Guard Co., Camp Phillips, Kansas M {s JL K js A V N M) - - 4 • o - 4 1 COL 0 R S FROM OUR CLASS Dante Meociolaro John Redmond Daniel Ruffin Ado V. Castelluccio Edward Grancacnolo Robert B. Cooper Louis D’Alessandro SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES BRUNO SCHIAFONE THROUGH THE YEARS RETROSPECT My burdened memory recalls How we, as freshmen, filled these halls. Oh, our disgust and disillusion, Banished hopes and sheer confusion, When we learned our Alma Mater Was minus a “pink[ elevator”! Then sober sophs, so very wise, Studied first as the name implies, 'Mid circles, tangents, secants buried, We dreaded math. Oh, how we worried! With world renown anticipated, We led a life sophisticated. In junior year we felt the urge To be where fun and frolic merge. At y. i $ to clubs we tore Or yelled at Big Blue’s football score. We took a peep at fencers prancing And joined a class in ballroom dancing. As high and mighty seniors now The undergrads we shall endow With all the wisdom we have gained And all the marks that have us pained, It tool{ tome doing to reach this height; Thru client lab smoke, the end’s in sight. OUR ALMA MATER SPEAKS Our Alma Mater is old. She is old and she is proud. Four times she has sent her sons to war. And this is what she taught them: “There is but one way of life if you would live in peace and happiness. It is the way of Truth, Honor, and Light.” She sent her sons to war They fought and won; But neither peace nor happiness endured. And sorrowing she spoke again. She said: “I have given you books, books for friends and books for counsellors. But Truth I cannot give you. Truth is an achievement; go-win it. Honor, too, is an achievement, no bequest. Work for Truth and Honor.” One hundred and six years old is she. And she is wise, wise with the wisdom of years; And she is strong, strong with the strength of knowledge. Anew our Alma Mater speaks; She says: “Sons and daughters of Barringer, it is the eternal struggle between right and wrong that faces you. If peace is to be yours, you must fol- low the Light that gives understanding of men and nations. Bear the responsibility; show the democratic way that all may have a ‘new birth of freedom and that government of the people, by the people,’ and for the people shall spread throughout the whole round earth.” This is what our Alma Mater says. .38. CLASS SONG i r -1 |V-n fo-D 1 - — '■ -t (Sy J — — I Beloved Alma Mater, You’ve given us your all; And now we venture out to win The world that’s at our call. We leave your lake-hound campus Your sun-drenched spires of fame. But from each heart Will ne’er depart The glory of your name! Beloved Alma Mater, Our hope, like yours, is bright; And at our side is found your guide Of Honor, Truth, and Light. You’ll be to other classes, As you have been to us, The school supreme, Our golden dream Of days so glorious! CLASS PROPHECY As wc turned from Park Avenue onto Ridge one fine spring night, we saw J. P. Gaitens, III, just ahead of us. He appeared to be having trouble with a cart- load of Harold Rockaway’s super Rock a’ Bye Spe- cials. Knowing he was bound for the twenty-year reunion of the Class of June, 1944, we hurried to his assistance. When wc reached a new and imposing Barringer, the wilting strains of Howard Scopp's latest ditty, “Swoon for Me,” gave us a lift. Herbert “Super- man Limpert, carrying under one arm Loretta Vitille and under the other arm Marie Grillo, at that moment elbowed himself between us. Wc re- covered our equilibrium in time to see Madeline Molinari and Mario Taddeo sneaking in a side door. Wc supposed they had forgotten their invitations. In the hall we met Ann McGovern, Louis Espo- sito and Beatrice McEntcc, who accompanied us to the gym. Rose Knadjian, Gloria Mangan and Mil- dred Hartford had decorated it very artistically, and they had Carl Romano to thank for getting them all the chairs and tables they needed. The chairs, by the way, came from the Home of Eternal Rest” run by Lou Mattia and Jerry Cappicllo. The fra- grance of flowers permeated the room. They had been donated by Margie Wyre who, together with Val Larrison and Viola Flack, runs a large florist business. As we looked around the room we saw one of our former class advisers, Mr. Hagaman, who is now head of the Hagaman Hydrogen Sulfide Com- pany. Among the celebrities at his table were Bill Robertson, the Broadway star, with Ruth Hanners, his leading lady, and Ann Grasso and June Perry, the two lovely models from the Jerry Nusbaum agency. They were accompanied by their press agents, Michael Romano and Joseph Kolcs. As the ceremonies were about to begin, Bob Ryan, who was in charge of the affair, escorted us to our seats. John Farina, one of radio's top come- dians, took over as master of ceremonies. He had with him Hollywood’s own Joanne Bocoffcr who later enacted a scene from her current film “Mo- rocco,” in which she co-stars with handsome Bob Gialanella. The film was adapted by Theresa Sali- erno from the book, “The Morocco Story,” written by Nancy Soriano and Julia Tarantini. Then the famous dance team of Frank Carlucci and Clara Milano performed to the rhythmic playing of Eve- lyn Zccca, the “Keyboard Sensation.” Later Evelyn and the famous violin virtuoso, Frank Scocozza, played a duct for us that was really out of this world.” Miss McKenzie, from her corner table, smiled and nodded to each alumnus as he passed. To each who stopped to chat for a moment, she gave a small card which advertised “The McKenzie School for ‘Pee- yool-yuh’ Persons.” However, as most of those pres- ent couldn’t read without their glasses, her efforts to get new pupils were hopeless. The dancing had begun, and Larry Salerno with his orchestra, that had just finished an engagement at Frank dc Pietro’s Twenty-four Club, relieved Car- men Cicero and his boys on the bandstand. Well- known members of these bands were Ralph Tu- bcllo, Thomas Rizzolo, Jack Kennedy, and Fred Schirm. Hortense Perillo, rated as a second Kate Smith, was warbling a lovely new ballad which had brought its author, Eugene Lowery, a tidy sum in royalties. During the brief intermission, the boys of the band made a bee-line for the corner where refreshments were being dispensed by Ralph Caprio and Jessie Mattia. As we inched our way to them, wc were almost knocked down by the famous composer, Dick Oli- ver, who glided by with Marion Farrow. Smooth dancers, like Bob Biunno and Dorothy Lynch, were on the floor knocking elbows with Barbara Cron- heim and John Ryan, and Gloria di Lorenzo and Russell Sinoway. All this confusion proved too much for Gerard Anderson. As he sw-ooned, three prominent doctors, Ralph Angelillo, Beatrice Gordon, Angela Russo- manno, and a swarm of nurses rushed up. Among the women in white were Bernice Doolittle, Marge Dolan and redheaded Helen Graham. After this excitement had died down, wc en- joyed a famous choral group, including Anita Nel- son, Kathryn Johnson, Dorothy Davis, Ada Wilson and Elaine Gregory. They sang most soulfully one of the hit songs from the Broadway musical ex- travaganza, “One Ticket to Paradise. As the applause subsided, our M.C. introduced some charming members of promoter Michael Ya- nuzzi’s new revue which was to open at the Twenty- Four Club in two weeks. The bevy of beauties in- cluded Theresa Lynch, Sada Markosian, Corinne Runyon and Angela Del Bcccio. Their smart cos- tumes, created by that famous designer, Paul Jacob- son, were almost as lovely as the girls themselves. Over in the other corner, wc saw Elmer Grccn- halgh talking earnestly to Marie Rizzolo, Ann Conte, Maude Patterson and Rose Caruso. As we sidled up closer to listen, wc heard Elmer proclaim- ing, “Now the square of x minus the log of z equals 30. Do you get it? Blank looks greeted him, for none of the girls had taken “Trig.” Philip Anto- nucci and George Beardsley had been thinking of explaining the problem to the girls; but when El- mer failed they didn’t even try. The loud rolling of drums brought our attention back to the bandstand. The M.C. then announced that a prize was to be given to the smallest girl present. The contestants, Marie Chirico, Ann Nico- •40 CLASS PROPHECY (Concluded) demo, Mary Beth Quinnan, Elaine Klein and Edna May Snyder lined up along the wall. The prize finally went to Ann who was rated tiniest. As we strolled about we discovered Ann Desi- mone, Ado Castclluccio, Mary Frascclla and John De Falco just checking their coats. Theresa Scu- dese, Sam Zarra, Colleen Rowe and Ray Smalling were also late as they had just arrived from their farms at Mctuchen. All of them greeted us cheerily and we were glad that Bob had called this reunion. Oh's and ah’s greeted the next performers as they mounted our little improvised stage. Gladys Hector, Lola Fortunato and Viola Flack, arrayed in lovely costumes, gave us a stirring interpretation of an In- dian Rain Dance. We had been wondering what the tantalizing aroma that came from the basement was. Joseph Zanclli, now head chef at the Essex House, ex- plained that it was a batch of souvenir spice cookies Iris Pcttiford, Catherine Mitchell and Constance Thomas were mixing up. We had to be content with the promise that we could have one when we left. As girls’ voices reached us, we turned around to see Marie Turriziani, Christine Green, Genevieve Ambroselli and Mocillc Thomas who were standing on a raised platform at the end of the room. They were singing a tune that had been written especially for them by Marvin Greenberg and Jean Puma, a noted songwriting team. Many of our former classmates who had gone into tljc different branches of the service back in 1944 had liked military life so much that they had remained as members of Uncle Sam's armed forces. The Air Corps Captains were Lcn Berman, Jack Fitzsimmons and Anthony Falzarano. Resplendent in Navy blues were Ensigns Thomas D'Alessandro, Michael Russonclla and Joseph Timpano. Mary Liapis, Florence Megaro and Rose Viviani looked very snappy in their Navy uniforms, too, for they had decided to stay on with the Waves. At one of the ringside tables we saw Florence Fox', Gloria Bolder and Yolanda Russomano, who arc now co-editors of a new fashion magazine called “The Latest Trend.” These girls were all editors of our 1944 yearbook and that experience helped them greatly. Some members of their staff, who were in charge of the fashion section, were also present. They were Alice Donahue, Sylvia Hclfin and Theresa Esposito. The star feature writers, Lois Earles, Audric Ciarkowski and Catherine Ianaconc, sat with them. A ripple of laughter .came from all who were present when Grace Smith, with her aides, Thelma di Domenico, Tcssie Frcsc and Dorothy Dalton, started collecting money for the Homeless Dog Fund.” Grace was well remembered from high school days when she was always begging for con- tributions to' one cause or another. This particular fund had been started by Peter Primamorc and Jean Nazarctta who were both members of the S.P.C.A. Eleanor Krazcski and Ruth Harte, owners of an exclusive little dress shop in the Oranges, had gra- ciously offered to carry desserts to the different tables. Their inexperience showed when they spilled down the front of Marie Kennedy’s new dress, a beautiful blanc mange created by Gwendolyn Allen. The girls apologized and offered Marie a new dress. As some had splashed on Amy Smith’s skirt, she also was in luck. Cries of “Hold that pose” and “Watch the birdie” echoed through the room, and then we saw- who was causing the disturbance. It was Rose Berbcrian, Corinne Ganny and little Audrey La' Croix snap- ping pictures of the elite gathering. Then Thomas Randazzo ambled over with his two assistants, Filo- mcna Tobia and Rose Tranconc, and announced that he would take a picture of the entire group. There was much pushing and shoving because everyone was anxious to be seen. Grace Cellini, Lena Caruso and Marie Monaghan were on the verge of tears as Dorothy Brown and Elizabeth Saf- ford had stepped on their pretty dancing slippers. Lucille Miclc was giggling because Jean Wester- field's hair was tickling her face. Lena D’Alcssio and Ida Buoncorc couldn't see anything funny in the procedure until Lucille gave a loud sneeze just as the picture was snapped. When our M.C. shouted for everyone to clear the the dance floor, we drifted back to our scats wonder- ing what was coming next. It was an old-fashioned square dance. Among the couples hurrying to the floor were Marie Vito and Tony Dc Pasqualtf, Viv- ian Lewis and Paul Parker, Gloria Maffic and An- drew Monda. The Virginia Reel and Turkey in the Straw soon left them breathless. When Florence Donat icllo and Michael Grasso suggested repeating the dance, they collapsed into nearby chairs and gratefully accepted the cold drinks offered to them by Kathryn Nelson, Barbara Chisholm and Ruth Sundbcrg. We saw that Rachellc Wechslcr, Bessie Williams and Irene Pollack were getting tired. They wanted to go home. Even though they were yawning, Eleanor Snyder and Eugenia Colaiacova couldn’t be persuaded to leave the joyful gathering. Soon, how- ever, everyone realized it was late and decided to call another reunion in five years. They were sorry they had waited so long this time. The couples left arm in arm. The last few to go were Rose Codclla, Sarafino Maccioli and Catherine Pollack. The deserted room seemed sad and lonely. The Class of June, 1944, had left B. H. S. for the second time. •41. After four years of hard gymnastics, the class of June, 1944, sends forth her group of B girls. Through faithful work and good sportsmanship they have attained a high standard in the fundamentals of physical education. This achievement will always remind them of the fun and pleas- ure they had while working for their “B's. Rose Berberian Joan Bocoffer Dorothy Brown Grace Celuni Dorothy Davis Gloria Di Lorenzo Florence Donatiello Anne Grasso Marie Grillo Ruth Hanners Marie Kennedy Eleanor Krazeski Dorothy Lynch Jean Nazzarbtta Elizabeth Safford Theresa Sauerno Theresa Scudese Edna May Snyder Julia Tarantini Filomena Tobia Loretta Vitelu Marjorie Wyre Ralph Anceullo—Ralph was awarded his major B for two years’ service as football manager. Len Berman—Lenny earned letters in both track and cross- country. He is a city champ in the 880-yard run. Frank Carlucci—Frank was a letter winner in baseball in 943- He won his second letter when, as captain, he led the bowling team through a successful season. Louis Esposito—Lou is a two-letter man. He earned his first letter in baseball and his second in football. Jack Fitzsimmons—Jack earned his letter as a member of Barringer's 1943 cross country team. Peter Primamore—Pete went out for cross-country in his last year and earned his letter. Tom Randazzo—Tom won his letter as a member of Bar- ringer’s 1943 football team. Michael Russonella—Mike was the regular third baseman on our 1943 team. His .320 batting average was a big factor in his selection as a member of the Star Ledger’s all-city team. MINOR “B” MEN George Beardsley..............................Baseball John Gaitens Track Michael Romano Track Mario Taddeo Fencing Sam Zarra..................................... Fencing Robert Biunno............................... Football NATIONAL HONOR Mrs. Cappel Frank Scocozza T HERESA ScUDESE Lena Fusco Ralph Angelillo Adviser President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Celiano John Farina Saverio Zarra Lena Fusco Louise Albanese Michael D'Antuono Adviser President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer YEAR BOOK STAFF COMMITTEE Art .............. Advertising Athletics Features Photography Snapshots Statistics Typing CHAIRMEN Ralph Angelillo Frank Di Pietro Peter Prim a more Ruth Manners Robert Biunno Maude Patterson Philip Antonucci Rose Berberian 4B CLASS OFFICERS William McDowell, President Dolly Storm, Vice-President Angela Gifou, Secretary Mathew Carracino, Treasurer ADVISERS Mrs. Ruth Stewart Mr. Edward Dangler ORGANIZATIONS JUNIOR RED CROSS Miss Lomas GiAria Molinam, President Dolores Tedieri, Vice-President Marion Farrow, Secretary Philip Davis, Treasurer LANGUAGE ARTS CLUB Mr. Dangler Elena Manfredi, President Gloria Caruso, Secretary Elaine Kaplan, Treasurer LATIN HONOR SOCIETY Mr. Haulenbeek Ruth Kattenhorn, Joseph Carlucci, Consuls Ames Fiuppone, Charles Robertiello, Praetors Claire Conover, Quaestor Ann Sommers, Sriba LIBRARY STAFF Miss Dow Katherine Nelson, President Remo Colaruso, Vice-President Helen Bowen, Secretary Jane Gilbert, Treasurer PAN AMERICAN CLUB Misses Bell-Fondiler Evelyn Zecca, President Angela Squillace, Vice-President Colleen Ciccone, Secretary ACROPOLIS Miss Jones Florence Fox, Edilor in Chief Dolores Roce, Associate Editor Harold Sicler, Assistant Editor AFTER MATH CLUB Mrs. Kaplan Ralph Tedeschi, President Patrick Restaino, Vice-President Joseph Carlucci, Secretary BOYS' LEADERS Mr. Saylor Saverio Zarra, Captain George Slutsky, William Conrad, Frank Ferrari, Lieutenants FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Dacier Gloria Boiiler, President Audrey LaCroix, Vice-President Rose Berbirian, Secretary Theresa Scudese, Treasurer ITALIAN HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Cipolletti Marie Turriziani, President Gloria Di Lorenzo, Vice-President Louise Albanese, Secretary Flavio La Manna, Treasurer SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Dumm Robert Biunno, President Evelyn Zecca, Vice-President Dorothy Lynch, Secretary Jack Fitzsimmons, Treasurer SOCIAL STUDIES FORUM Miss Athay Robert Biunno, President Jack Kennedy, Vice-President Marjorie Wyre, Secretary SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Berard Barbara Cronheim, President Oliver Myers, Vice-President Loretta Vitille, Secretary Herbert Limpert, Treasurer VISUAL AID Mr. Saylor Robert Biunno, Joseph Kolls, Co-Chairmen OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Blue Jackets Boys’ Bowling Girls' Bowling French Conversation Office Staff Spanish Conversation Victory Garden Club Home Economics Club Girls' Service Club L c eeR vM' -9 y 'R.OU V %K GioftiA di Lo Eaj o LE aJ 3£RM aJ CL f „ _64f f -(KT (§6 M,u °. -v , Vjctl LOo C t, 1 S i SSr- ? 6 7 IU OE 1 PEKRV Ralph a)gel Llo ®- (%%? f?f £?v Aa r° 7 L L t OA' SENIOR DIRECTORY GWENDOLYN ALLEN March 27 192 Orange Street Such happy eyes and beaming face. No one can ever ta e her place. GENEVIEVE C. AMBROSELLI October 4 439 North Seventh Street Why work, when we can play? A tong will ta e us through the day. Girls' Service Club, Bowling Team, Acropolis Agent 43-44, Student Council, Yearbook Staff. • f GERARD ANDERSON 207 North Thirteenth Street A careful, cautious path he’ll steer. And wait until the road ii dear. Science Club. March 15 PHILIP A. ANTONUCCI 664 North Seventh Street A ceasdess worker, intelligent, too, It's good to find a fnend so true 4B-4A Executive Committee, 4B-4A Dance Committee, Science Club, Assembly Committee, 4B Constitution Committee, Boys' Leader, Yearbook Staff. Boys' Service Club, Director of the Flag Salute, Social Studies Forum, National Honor Society. GEORGE C. BEARDSLEY August 30 247 Montclair Avenue Handsome boy with eyes of blue. Mischievous, but well lilted, too. Baseball, Fencing, Student Council. ROSE V. BERBF.RIAN May 27 449 Summer Avenue Worthy is Rose of her hard-earned B.” A true Barnngente is she. National Honor Society, French Honor Society, Secretary; Stu- dent Council, Visual Aid Corps, Acropolis, Science Club, 4B- 4A Finance Committee Co-Chairman, B Girl, Banner Girl, Yearbook Staff, 4B-4A Dance Committee, Pan-American Club. LEONARD E. BERMAN January «8 144 North Third Street Through the years as we loo{ bac{. We'll recall our star at trac . Football Varsity, Cross Country Varsity, Science Club, 4A Bas- ketball Team Intramural, Ball Room Dancing, Service Club. ROBERT BIUNNO October 16 J23 North Eleventh Street Bob is always on the go. Always friendly fun to now. President, Science Club; Social Studies Forum, National Honor Society, Capt., Visual Aid Corps; Boys' Leaders, Chief, Fire Patrol; Head, Air Raid Crew; Student Council, 4B-4A Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff, Ballroom Dancing. JOANNE M. BOCOFFER November 15 84 First Street Peppy, pretty, popidar. too. foanne leads our cheers the season through. French Conversation, Captain of Girl Cheerleaders, Student Council Bulletin, Spanish Honor, French Honor, Spanish Con- versation, Social Studies Forum, Boots and Saddle, Science Club, Yearbook Staff, B Girl, Pan-American Club, National Honor'Society. GLORIA BOHLER August 18 307 Sixth Avenue Hard-working, earnest, and sincere. She helped to lead us through each year. Assistant Editor of Yearbook, President of French Honor So- ciety, Acropolis, 4B-4A Finance Committee, War Stamp Com- mittee, French Conversation, Office Staff, Current Problems Club, Student Council, 4B4A Dance Committee, Red Cross, language Arts, Bowling Club, Ballroom Dancing, Basketball, Science Club, National Honor Society. RALPH ANGELILLO April 26 335 Clifton Avenue What artistic amputations, Ralph will ma e on all his patients! Science Club, National Honor Society, Treasurer; Spanish Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Social Studies Forum, 4A Executive Committee, B Boy, Manager, Football Team; After Math Club, Secretary; Boys' Leaders, 4B Dance Committee. May 4 SENIOR DIRECTORY (Continued) DOROTHY ETTA BROWN June 20 350 Parker Street Here's to Dot without a care. Full of sparkle and jovial air. Photoplay Club, Secretary of Home Economic!, Science Club, Pan-American Club, Student Council, Social Studies Forum, Ballroom Dancing, B' Girl, Service Club, Junior Red Cross, Yearbook Staff. IDA BUONCORE April 13 9 Sixth Avenue Always ready to do her part With a foyful and uniting heart. Service Club, Latin Honor, French Conversation, 4B-4A Re- ception, Bowling, Girls' Basketball. GERALD A. CAPPIELLO October 19 352 Seventh Avenue We k_now this boy so very well. Yet all his virtues we can’t tell. Service Club. RALPH G. CAPRIO June 9 449 Third Avenue His studies he did dearly cherish Our thought of him will never perish. Science Club, 4B-4A Basketball, Ballroom Dancing, After Math Club. FRANK CARLUCCI September 17 87 Broadway A finer sight you cotdd not as for Than that of Fran upon a dance floor. Bowling Team, Captain, Paseball Team Varsity, Track Team, Cross Country, 4B-4A Intramural Basketball, Science Club, Stamp Agent, ' B Man. ROSE CARUSO 163 Dickerson Street Plenty of fun is her delight. That is what she things is right. Social Studies Forum. Spanish Honor Society, Student Council, Science Club, Assembly Committee. LENA CARUSO February 29 280 Roseville Avenue She's around all through the day. With the prettiest smile we can say. Language Arts Club, Latin Honor, Student Council 4B Dance Committee, Office Staff, French Conversation, B Girl, Social Studies Forum, Pan-American, Bowling, Girls' Basketball. December 27 ADO V. CASTELLUCCIO May 5 244 Ridge Street Happy am I. from care I'm free; Why aren’t they all contented hl(e me? Football Squad, 4A Basketball, Student Council, Stamp Agent. GRACE L. CELLINI April 9 600 North Fourth Street We present our troubles in a bowl For Grace to sort out and console. Yearbook Staff, Secretary of 4B-4A Class, Bowling Club, Italian Honor Society, Service Club, B Girl, Science Club, Student Council, 4B-4A Executive Committee. MARIE CHIRICO October 27 226 Mount Prospect Avenue A beaming smile for all to see. A friendly lass we all agree. Student Council Bulletin, Italian Honor Society, Science Club, Junior Red Cross, Basketball Team, Fencing Team, Acropolis. BARBARA L. CHISHOLM November 4 14 Boston Street She's a person we all admire; Of a girl li{e this we never tire. Science Club, Student Council, Service Club, Home Economics Club. AUDRIE CIARKOWSKI 77 North Hawthorne Lane Audne has subtle charm and grace, No one else can fill her place. Student Council, Ballroom Dancing, Science Committee, Current Problems Forum. CARMEN CICERO August 14 370 Roseville Avenue Carmen plays and draws so well. He'll reach great heights we can tell. Blue Jackets, Drum Major, Science Club, Yearbook Staff, Lan- guage Arts Club, Student Council Bulletin. SENIOR DIRECTORY (Continued) March i ROSF. CODELLA 165 Seventh Avenue Rose has always worked her best. And many times surpassed the rest. Service Club, Science Club, Spanish Honor, Laun Honor, Cur- rent Problem Club. January 15 EUGENIA F. COLAIACOVO 533 North Sixth Street lartle fean both bright and fair. Uses her life without a care. Student Council. Red Cross, French Honor Society, Basketball, Bowling Team, Yearbook Staff. January 13 ANN M. CONTE ao9 Clifton Avenue Sweet and demure, a face to charm, A cute little bundle for someoneV arm. Girl ' Service Club. Spanish Conversation Club. Spanish Honor Society, 4B l ance Committee, Yearbook Staff, Pan-American Club. August 6 BARBARA CRONHEIM iNI Roseville Avenue Quietly wording in her own little way. Not once in class did Barbara play. Spanish Conversation Club, Science Club, Vice-President, Span- ish Honor, 4B Reception. THOMAS D'ALESSANDRO 132 Second Si reel A little bit of a mischievous lad. A little trouble but never bad. Science Club. October 4 Scptcmlier 27 LEE l ALESSIO 103 Clifton Avenue Her fuendly way and welcome jest. Ma{e her company the best. French I lonor. Latin Honor, language Arts, Service Club, Ball- room Dancing, Current Problems Forum. January 29 DOROTHY DALTON 500 Summer Avenue Dot's always ready with a pun. She gets out vote for tops in fun. Student Council Bulletin, Spanish Honor, Science Club, Social Studies Forum. JOHN Dic FALCO 670 Ridge Street Neither careless nor too glad. Nor loo studious nor too sad. Boys' Leader, Stamp Salesman, Art Club, Acropolis. August 18 July 29 ANTHONY DtPASQUALK 268 Second Street Willing to help whenever he can. Tony will ma{e some girl a trice man. Science Club. GINNIE DEL BF.CCIO iKi Parker Street A girl who's always changing pace. With a happy smile on her face. French Honor, Defense Council, Acropolis Agent, Latin Honor, Language Arts Club, Ballroom Dancing. Current Problems. October 15 THELMA Dt DOMENICO 72 Cutler Street A helpful smile she'll wear. In talking over any affair. i Dcecmlier to DOROTHY DAVIS 73b North Eighth Street A pretty girl with build petite. We love to hear her voice so sweet. Yearbook Staff. Girls' Leader Club, Spanish Honor, Science C'ub, B Girl. Latin Honor. Current Problems Club, Social Studies Forum, Student Council. February 26 ANNE DESIMONE 129 Second Street Clever, cute, cheerful, and gay. Always pleasant throughout the day. Service Club. Acropolis. Student Council, Spanish Honor Society Current Events Club. Science Club. 4B Constitution Committee 4� Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff. Office Staff. June 21 SENIOR DIRECTORY (Continued) GLORIA Di LORENZO November n 325 Orange Street She's happy, witty, and full of fun. But always around if word's to he done. President of Service Club, National Honor Society, Vi - -Presi- dent of Italian Honor Society, Student Council, Science Club, B Girls, Social Studies Forum, Current Problems Club, 4B-4A Dance Committee, 4B-4A Executive Committee, Yearbook Staff, Ballroom Dancing, Bowling Club, Basketball Club, Hockey, Ban- ner Girl. November 30 MARJORIE DOLAN 79 Bloomrirld Avenue Happy-goluchy. with never a woe, Friendly at ever, rami' to go. Service Club, Swinish Honor Society, Current Events Club, Sci- ence Club. Student Council, 4B 4A Dance Committte, Office Staff, Yearbook S aif. FRANK Di PIETRO 41 Norman Road A friendly face, a heart of gold. He'll see success before he's old. Treasurer of 4A Class, National Honor Society, Italian Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Ballroom Dancing, Science Club, Presi- dent of Math Club, Executive Committee. January 28 August 3 FLORENCE DONAT1ELLO 372 Sixth Avenue Her smile and her manner gay Bnghten any dull. dar% day. Red Cross. Service Club, 4A Executive Committee, French Honor Society, Italian Honor Society, B” Girl, Student Council, Bowl- ing Club, Basketball, Science Club, Social Studies Forum, Year- book Staff. ALICE DONAHUE 140 Thirteenth Street Our class has nothing to show more fair Than this young miss with long. dar{ hair. Service Club, Bools and Saddle, Red Cross, Science Club, 4B-4A Dance Committee, Executive Committee, Pan-American Club. July 28 April 8 HELEN EARLES 58 Lock Street A chance is all that Helen as{s, And she will meet the hardest tas s. Spanish Honor Society, Science Club, language Arts Club, Stu- dent Council. BERNICE DOOLITTLE 150 Broad Street We're waiting for the stirring sight. Of our Bernice in crispy white. Science Club, language Arts Club, Red Cross, Acropolis Stu- dent Council, Basketball Club, Pan-American Club, Yearbook Staff, Ballroom Dancing, Bosvlmg Club, Boots and Saddle Club, Social Studies Forum. June 7 THERESA ESPOSITO 575 Highland Avenue Always ready to help a friend. Is this ijuiet little one’s trend. Service Club, Boots and Saddle Club, Bowling Club, Science Club. LOUIS ESPOSITO 575 Highland Avenue He's one of the hoys that played in The Blue. Here's wishing the best oj luc{ to Lou. February 6 February 6 November 30 JOHN FARINA 321 Summer Avenue In ermine robe upon the bench. We'll find johnny ten years hence. President of Student Council. National Honor Society. Vice- President of After Math Club, Italian Honor Society, Science Club. ANTHONY P. FALZARANO 155 Second Street Of his handsome face we'll always dream. And his many jo es that made us scream. 4B Dance Committee, Spanish Conversation, Spanish Honor So- ciety, Band, Student Council, Stamp Salesman. April 3 SENIOR DIRECTORY (Continued) MARIAN S. FARROW September 27 085 Highland Avenue A friendly smile, a nod or two. A quality you find in just a few. Service Club, Secretary of Red Cross, Yearbook Staff, 4B Dance Committee, Pan-American Club. VIOLA FLACK 759 Highland Avenue She tried to Hind us with her hair. But that redhead we didn't fear. Science Club. Acropolis. Yearbook Staff. Bowling Club. Student Council, Boots and Saddle Club. Pan-American Club, Social Studies Forum. LOLA FORTUNATO August 13 136 Garsidc Street IFe never expect any noise From a lovely girl with perfect poise. Science Club, Service Club. FLORENCE FOX December ao 56 Third Street Editor-in-chief of this booh is she, IFithoiit Florence where would it be? Editor-in-chief, Acropolis; Editor-in-chicf, Yearbook; Acropolis Agent, National Honor Society. French Honor Society, French Conversation Club, Office Staff, Student Council, New Jersey All-State Chorus. Publications Committee. History Honor Society, Social Studies Forum, All-State Solo Contest, Ballroom Dancing. MARY FRASCEIXA September 20 55 North Sixth Street Here's to Mary, tactful as ever. Quiet, firm, sedate, and clever. Service Club, Science Club. TESSIE FRESE May 20 18 Sixth Street Tessie raises all our money. That’s what ma es her smile so sunny. Girls’ Service Club, C Chairman of Finance Committee, Year- book Staff, Bowling Club, Basketball Team, Executive Commit- tee, 4B Dance Committee. JOHN P. GAITENS June 12 19 Burnet Street We 11 he to study when it's quiet. But when he’s around, expect a riot. 4A Basketball, 4A Track, 4A Executive Committee, Science Club. CORINNF. A. CANNY May 1 353 Park Avenue You travel far and you travel near. But to find a fnend, just looh right here. Service Club, Science Club. LOUIS GIALANF.LLA 255 North Seventh Street Big. broad shoulders and cars galore. A real, true friend—need we say more? Science Club, Pan-American Club, Service Club. BEATRICE GORDON October 25 329 Second Avenue Fervently worhmg she'll always Bea, A scholar, worthy of praise is she. National Honor Society, French Honor Society. Spanish Honor Society. Office Staff, Science Club. Language Arts Club, Honor Study Leader, Assistant Editor of Yearbook. ROBERT R. GIALANF.LLA April 16 126 Second Avenue Loohf. charm, modern style. For this I'm sure you'd walh u mile. Spanish Honor Society, Student Council, Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Service Club, Science Club. April 18 JACK FITZSIMMONS October 9 39 North Thirteenth Street Refined and reserved in all his fun. But watch the dust and see him run! President of Ballroom Dancing Club, Treasurer of Science Club, Cross Country Team, 1942-43; Track Team, 1943-44; Student Council. Boys' Leaders. Executive Committee, Constitution Com- mittee, Yearbook Staff, After Math Club, B Man, National Honor Society. November 5 SENIOR DIRECTORY (Continued) HELEN' GRAHAM iuiy „ 357 North Sixth Street Struc and non tense the holds in that brain. She puts it to use in raising coin. Acropolis Agent, Defense Stamp Agent, Red Cross Representa- tive, French Honor Society, Student Council Representative, Sci- ence Club. Library Staff, Social Studies Forum, Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society. ANNE GRASSO September 8 735 Summer Avenue Her prettmess expressed in any style. Anne's a girl well worth your while. Spanish Honor Society, French Honor Society, 4B-4A Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff, B Girl, Science Club, Bowling MICHAEL E. GRASSO December 18 127 Parker Street He is suave and always gay. To help you he'll go out of hit way. Science Club. May 1 MARVIN GREENBERG 77 Ml. Pleasant Avenue Taetful. quiet, more than that. Marvin is our diplomat. Spanish Conversation Club, Ballroom Dancing, Yearbook Staff. 14 Chester Avenue Willing always to help those in need. Sever ending without a good deed. Science Gub, Home Economics Club. Radio Code Club, Camou- flage Club, Junior Red Cross, Student Council. ELMER GREENHALGH 219 North Seventh Street Elmer is something out of this world. Many a problem he gladly unfurled. Science Club, Spanish Club, Mathematics Society. August 26 Club, National Honor ELAINE GREGORY 394 Littleton Avenue We hope that Elaine will some day find 7 he One and Only on her mind. Science Club. March 7 MARIF. GRILLO Seventh Avenue We tee that all her humor lies In the twinkle of her eyes. Library Staff, Science Club Acropolis Agent. June 30 October 11 RUTH MANNERS 220 Roseville Avenue Clever and bright in every field. Few people h e Ruth our Hass does yield. Vice-President of Science Club, Student Council, Office Staff Library Staff. Yearbook Staff. 4B Dance Committee. H Girl, 4B-4A Financial Committee. National Honor Society. RUTH MARTE 106 Fifth Street The soothing charm that Ruth imparts We'll always carry in our hearts. Spanish Honor Society, Science Club, Bowling Club. May 19 May 2 MILDRED HARTFORD 789 Ridge Street She goes about her worl each day. Spreading joy her own sweet way. Science Club, Red Cross, Spanish Conversation Club, Pan Ameri- can Club, Social Studies Forum, Yearbook Staff. Home Eco- nomics Club. Language Arts Club, Student Council, Acropolis. January 26 GLADYS HECTOR 441 Roseville Avenue Gladys dances h{e a dream; Soldiers find her quite supreme. Science Club. Language Arts Club. Red Cross Representative, Library Staff, Social Studies Forum. French Conversation Club Ballroom Dancing, Girls' Leaders, War Stamp Agent, Student Council. S3� SENIOR DIRECTORY SYLVIA HELFIN 97 Broadway March 27 Always wording, never shirking. In her path success is lurking. French Honor Society, Language Arts Club. Science Club. Stu- dent Council Representative, Social Studies Forum. (Continued) CATHFRINEIANACCN'1 December 16 8 North Hawthorne Lane She’s lull of grace, this senorita. They just don't ma e them any sweeter. Science Club, Service Club, Ballroom Dancing, Library Staff. PAUL B. JACOBSON March 13 209 Montclair Avenue Witty, talented, he draws faces; You'll find Paul in the oddest places. Cheerleader. Library Start, Science Club, Yearbook Staff, 4B-4A Dance Committee, Social Commntee, Ballroom Dancing, Span- ish Honor Society. KATHERINE JOHNSON August 18 402 North Filth Street A golden voice with melodic tone. No complaints do the neighbors 'phone. Science Club, Ballroom Dancing, Student Council. SHIRLEY JONES March to 343 Broadway Who hnows what secret lies. In her big. blach. quizzical eyes. Science Club, Yearbook Staff, Junior Red Cross, Spanish Honor Society. JACK KENNEDY October u 794 Parker Street A swell fellow, one of the best. When it comes to friends, he leads the rest. National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Associate Editor of Yearbook, President of Library Staff, President of Social Stud- ies Forum, Vice-President of Current Problems Club. Student Council Representative, 4B Executive Committee, 4B-4A Dance Committee, Science Club, Pan-American Club, Band. MARIE E. KENNEDY October 20 380 Summer Avenue A twinkle in her eyes, a saucy little nose. A happy Utile girl, from head right down to toes. Library Staff, Office Staff, Yearliook Staff, Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Conversation Club, Junior Red Cross, Basketball, Sci- ence Club, B Girl, Acropolis. ELAINE KLEIN December 11 252 Orange Street She studies hard and one fine day Success will surely come her way. Science Club, Student Council, Spanish Honor Society, National Honor Society, Language Arts Club, Yearbook Staff. ROSE A. KNADJIAN May 24 726 Highland Avenue Pardon me if I seem gay. Ufe was meant to be that way. Camouflage Club, Science Club, Student Council. JOSEPH E. KOLES May 1 351 Park Avenue Science and math are his delight. They heep our foe right out of sight. Science Club, Co Chairman of Visual Aid Corps; National Honor Society, Defense Committee, Ballroom Dancing. ELEANOR KRAZESKI June 6 299 Sussex Street Stately girl with a duchess air. Heautifiil shm. and darl( brown hair. Pan American Club, French Honor Society, Science Club, Girls Leaders, labrary Staff, Junior Red Cross. Student Council Rep- resentative, Girls' Hockey Club, Ballroom Dancing. AUDREY LACROIX October 29 328 Park Avenue Her voice of sweet and musical bliss. It something we will always miss. Science Club, Student Council. French Honor Society, 4A Dance Committee, National Honor Society, Ballroom Dancing, Office Staff. SENIOR DIRECTORY (Continued) VAL LARRISON February 14 449 Summer Avenue The best sport that you can find. The happy-go-lucky, lighthearted kfnd. Boys' Leaders. Honor Study, Defense Stamp Agent, Science Club. VIVIAN E. LEWIS April 23 60 High Street Happy, friendly, laughing lass. Ever popular in the class. Library Staff. MARY LIAPIS March 1 114 Orange Street A steady girl with a smile so gay. Straight to the top she'll make her way. Science Club. Junior Red Cross. Spanish Honor Society, 4B Dance Committee, Bowling Club, Acropolis Staff, Yearbook Staff. EUGENE LOWERY 179 North Sixth Street Worry, trouble, go away, I'll live a life and live it gay. Science Club, Boys' Leaders. HERBERT LIMPERT December 17 237 Mt. Prospect Avenue A boy who takes up little space. But never stays in just one place. National Honor Society. Spanish Honor Society. library Staff, Ballroom Dancing, After Math Club, Social Studies Forum, Sci- ence Club, War Stamp Salesman, Student Council, 4B Dance Committee, Visual Aid Corps, Yearbook Staff. December 24 DOROTHY LYNCH December 26 43 Manchester Place There's joy in seeing her express. Her cooperation and willingness. Chairman of War Savings Committee, Secretary of Science Club, Student Council Representative, Dancing Class, War Stamp Agent, French Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Service Club, B” Girl, 4B Dance Committee, Acropolis Board. TERESA LYNCH November 18 195 North Third Street With certainty she tills her chin. Here’s a girl that 's bound to win. Pan-American Club, Ballroom Dancing Class, Spanish Honor So- ciety, Girls' Hockey Club. Science Club, Junior Red Cross, Serv- ice Club, Library Staff, Student Council Representative. SERAFINO MACIOLA July 11 17 Seventeenth Avenue Who cares if pleasures come or go? I never have a trouble or woe. Boys' leaders. Science Club. GLORIA B. MAFFIE February 16 16 Davenport Avenue A lovely girl who's really fun; She hat the praise of everyone. Service Club, Bowling Club, Science Club, Student Council, Yearbook Staff. GLORIA MANGAN October 8 721 Highland Avenue Golden beauty, stately and tall. She has those gifts admired by all. Science Club, Bowling Club, Current Events Club. SADA MARKOSIAN September 4 700 Summer Avenue Sada threw in her bit of fun. To cover work that she did shun! Spanish Honor Society, 4B-4A Dance Committee. French Honor Society, Science Club, Bowling Club, Yearbook Staff. JESSIE MATTIA August 27 141 Second Avenue fessie. whom all the class enjoys. Is full of pranks and lots of noise. Service Club, Library Staff. 4B-4A Dance Committee, Science Club, War Stamp Agent, 4A Executive Committee, Yearbook Staff. SENIOR DIRECTORY (Continued) LOUIS A. M ATTI A October 31 265 Ridge Street Worh or sleep, what does it matter? Lou will say I'll ta e the latter. 4A Basketball Team, Science Club, Stage Decoration, Fencing Team. BEATRICE McENTEE September 7 124 Dickerson Street It t hard to tell whether its EC or Bea ; They're always together, h e twins, you see. Spanish Honor Soricty; Science Club. ANN McGOVERN February 6 41 Humboldt Street You travel a long way to find A girt so gentle and to {ind. Service Club, Science Club, Spanish Honor Society. FLORENCE MEGARO April 17 145 Seventh Avenue Neat and tnm right to her toes. This fine quality forever glows. language Arts Club, Ijtin Honor Society. French Honor So- ciety, Service Club, Ballroom Dancing, B Girl, French Con- versation. LUCILLE MIELE July 31 108 Central Avenue A little nonsense now and then, A catchy eyeful for all men. President of Red Cross, Secretary of Spanish Honor Society, Sci- ence Club, Language Arts Club, Latin Honor Society, Year- book Staff, 4B Dance Committee, 4B Executive Committee, Bowling Club. May t8 Yearbook Staff, CATHERINE MITCHELL February 28 216 Warren Street The mildest manners and gentlest heart. From Catherine we all hate to part. Home Economics Club, Science Club. CLARA MILANO 569 North Sixth Street A small girl with a big smile. Wears her clothes with the best of style. Italian Honor Society, Service Club, B Girl, Science Club, Junior Red Cross. MADELINE MOLINARO November 3 650 North Fifth Street Ambition, shill, and hard wor phis. Is Madeline's worthy gift to us. Science Club, Publicity Committee, 4B4A Dance Committee, Student Council Representative. MARIE J. MONAGHAM August 3 112 North Seventh Street Charming, gay throughout each year; She had ne'er a worry nor a fear. Service Club, Science Club, Spanish Honor Society, Pan-Ameri- can Club. ANDREW MONDA 57 Garsidc Street When we grow dull and worn. He cheers us with his faithful horn. Band, Science Club, Blue Jackets, Bowling Club. JEAN NAZZARETTA October 1 585 North Fifth Street Here's to lean without a care. For games and clothes she has a flair. Italian Honor Society, Service Club, Bowling Club, Basketball Team, Science Club, Social Studies Forum, Cb-Rccreation, Year- book Staff. 4B Dance Committee, Financial Committee, B Girl, Junior Red Cross. ANITA T. NELSON 7 Crittenden Street A voice fust hl(e a nightingale. Here's a girl who will never fail. Science Club. July 29 SENIOR DIRECTORY (Continued) KATHRYN M. NELSON November 4 33 Mt. Pleasant Avenue Always laughing, always gay. She goes along her merry way. Science Club, Current Problems Club, language Arts Club, Li- brary Staff, Vice-President; Yearbopk Staff, War Stamp Commit- tee. 4B Dance Committee, Ballroom Dancing Class, Student Council. ANNA M. NICODEMO September 16 175 Broadway A little bit of a little girl. Ann will keep you in a whirl. Italian Honor Society. GERALD NUSBAUM December 12 384 Fourth Avenue Hat e you ever heard our ferry With his targe vocabulary? Library Staff. Ballroom Dancing, Social Committee, Language Arts Club, Pan-American Club. Boys Leaders Club, Science Club, Acropolis Agent, Spanish Conversation. RICHARD C. OLIVER January 9 567 Ridge Street Dick is musically inclined. Ijoads of fun and jesting mind. All-State Orchestra. '41, '42, '43; Blue Jackets, Band, Spanish Honor Society, Science Club, Pan-American Club, 4B Dance Committee. PAUL PARKER July 24 58 Hunterdon Street A boy whose good points all blend To. make a valued and wonderful friend. Science Club, War Stamp Collection. MAUDE PATTERSON July 5 546 North Seventh Street Her sense of humor we all applaud. And sporty clothes are typical of Maude. Service Club. Student Council, Bowling Club, Basketball, Social Studies Forum, Ycarlxiok Staff. 4B Dance Committee. French Conversation, Co-Recreation, Science Club, Current Problems Club. HORTENSE PERILLO July 17 331 North Sixth Street Capturing our hearts with endless laughter. Her spirit ur'll remember forever after. Italian Honor Society, Service Club. Student Council. 4B Dance Committee, 4B4A Reception Committee, 4B Executive Commit- tee, Basketball, Bowling. JUNE PERRY June 20 136 Third Avenue Pretty face, pretty hair. Such a girl is pretty rare. Science Club, Social Studies Forum, Singer for Blue Jackets. IRIS PETTIFORD February 1 59 Delavan Avenue She moves like a goddess, she looks Uk a queen. Her like will never again be seen. President of Home Economics Club. Spanish Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, Social Studies Forum. Science Club. Girls’ Serv- ice Club. Pan-American Club, Yearbook Staff, Junior Canteen, Nutrition Club, Ballroom Dancing. CATHERINE POLLOCK May 15 l6f Orange Street She doesn't care what day it be. She'll keeP on chatting cheerfully. IRENE POLLOCK May 5 317 Clifton Avenue Irene's praises never end. She's a girl with many a friend. Library Staff, Honor Study Chairman, Yearbook Staff, Spanish Honor Society, Science Club. PETER PRIMAMORE April 5 134 Second Avenue With a boy like Pete we'd gladly sit. And listen to his clever wit. B” Man, Cross Country, Track. 4B-4A Baskcttall, 4B Execu- tive Committee, Acropolis Board, Yearbook Staff, Spanish Honor Society. SENIOR DIRECTORY (Continued) une JEAN PUMA 563 Bloomfield Avenue Happy girl. from care she is free, Why can't we all• be as happy as she? Service Club. Italian Honor Society, Ballroom Dancing. Science Club. December 17 THOMAS RANDAZZO 389 North Seventh Street This towering man would madly fight. To win a touchdown for the Blue and White. Football, Basketball. MARY BETH QUINNAN 208 Fifth Street She speaks and acts with poise. And seldom maizes a bit of noise. Current Problem, Club. Student Council. Science Club. Spanish Honor Society,.Social Studies Forum. 4B Dance Committee, language Arts Club. Yearbook Staff. June 1 July 12 August 15 THOMAS RIZZOLO 395 North Seventh Street The strains and songs from his guitar. Are heard and applauded from afar. Blue Jackets. Executive Committee. Basketball. Social Studies Forum. Language Arts Club, Current Problems Club. MARIE RIZZOLO 195 Roseville Avenue A lovable girl with friendly appeal. And giggles she could never conceal. Yearbook Staff. Science Club. Girls’ Leader Club. 4B Dance Com- mittee. Basketball. Spanish Honor Society. Latin Honor Society. July t4 December 29 HAROLD ROCKAWAY 248 Broadway Quiet, thought fid, dreaming away. Never a worry or a harsh thing to say. Boys' Leaders, Science Club. History Club. Current Events Club. BILL ROBERTSON 336 Parker Street If you’re susceptible, then beware; He turns the heads of ladies fair. Latin Honor Society. Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Conversa- C unc.l ’ 'C book Suff' B Djn« Committee, Student MICHAEL ROMANO 70 Broad Street Always talking, always gay. As cheerful as the livelong day. Track, Boys' Leaders, Ballroom Dancing. CARL ROMANO 65 North Fourth Street The world's no better if we worry, lafe's no longer if we hurry. Science Club, Yearlxsok Staff, Boys' Leaders. May 5 COLLEEN ROWE 233 North Fifth Street She's sweet and very witty, too, There’s not a fob that she won't do. Girls' Sen ice Club. Current Problems. July 1 September 28 September 14 CORINNE RUNYON 40 Broad Street Her head held high with class. She wins a smile from all who past. Library Staff, Service Club. Social Studies Forum. Yearbook Staff. Student Council. July 30 YOLANDA RUSSOMANO 184 North Tenth Street A snappy line, an engaging grin. The heart of many a man she'll win. Italian Honor Society, Social Committee. Social Studies Forum. Council C Ub’ Ycarb°°k’ A“‘Uam Editor ; Bowling, Student ANGELA RUSSOMANNO junc ,, 255 Ballantine Parkway In a white coat with a stethoscope. A perfect doctor she'll ma e, we hope! Science Club, 4B Dance Committee, 4B-4A Reception Committee, Acropolis Agent, Italian Honor Society, Yearbook Staff. Home Economics Club, Nutrition Club. SENIOR DIRECTORY (Continued) MICHAEL A. RUSSONELLA June ta 544 Summer Avenue Mice's one of our favorites, to be sure, When he's around there's nothing to cure. Varsity Baseball Team, Basketball, 4B Class Treasurer, 4A Con- stitution Committee, Science Club, French Conversation. JOHN RYAN September a 339 Fourth Avenue When there's something to be done or got. He's always fohnny-onthe-spot. National Honor Society, Science Club, Chairman of the Pub- licity Club, Student Council Representative, 4B Dance Commit- tee, Ballroom Dancing, Social Committee, After Math Club, Acropolis, Student Publication Committee. ROBERT RYAN August 30 43a Fourth Avenue A perfect gentleman, quite reserved, His honored office is well deserved. 4B-4A President, Yearbook Staff, Acropolis, 4B-4A Dance Com- mittee. 4B Reception Committee, Ballroom Dancing, Assistant Safety Inspector, Assistant Fire Chief, Science Club, After Math Club, Library Staff, Student Council, 4B-4A Executive Com- mittee. ELIZABETH A. SAFFORD July 27 140 Roseville Avenue When Elizabeth gets up in Hass to spea{. The ones who were before sound wea{. Spanish Honor Society, Latin Honor Society, All-City Band, Sci- ence Club, Acropolis, Library Staff. LARRY F. SALERNO April 14 4a North Fifth Street SohJ rhythm we never {new. But we heard it when that trumpet blew. Band, Blue Jackets, Essex County Orchestra, Italian Honor So- ciety, Ballroom Dancing, Yearbook Staff, Student Council Rep- resentative, National Honor Society. THERESA M. SALIERNO November 29 34 Park Avenue She h{et to {id with everyone. Though we {now it's always in fun. Science Club, Basketball, Flag Committee. Italian Honor Society, French Conversation, B” Girl, Acropolis, Ballroom Dancing, Bowling. FRED SCHIRM January 26 201 North Thirteenth Street Always ready to lend a hand As he does when he plays in band. Blue Jackets, Senior Band, Science Club. FRANK SCOCOZZA August 22 87 Third Street Lovely strains so soft and mellow. From the touch of this fine fellow. President of the National Honor Society, Italian Honor, Spanish Honor, Executive Committee, Reception Committee, Ballroom Dancing, Boys' Leaders, Band, Blue fackcts, Member of All-City Orchestra, All-County Orhccstra, All-State Orchestra, Yearbook Staff, Social Studies Forum. HOWARD A. SCOPP January 15 76 North Ninth Street A brilliant mind you do possess. Always loyal; to you, success! Science Club, Band, Yearbook Staff, Ballroom Dancing, Social Studies Forum. THERESA G. SCUDESE August 21 66 Summer Avenue The worthwhile things that she has taught us Helped put Theresa into office. 4B-4A Class Vice-President. Vice President of the National Honor Society, Secretary of The Current Problem Club, Treasurer of The French Honor Society. Language Arts Club, 4B Dance Com- mittee, Yearbook Staff, Office Staff. 4B Constitution Committee, Girls' Service Club, 4IMA Executive Committee, Science Club. RUSSF.LL SINOWAY December 4 61 Myrtle Avenue A flattering loo{ from handsome Russ. Would cause the girls to raise a fuss. Band, Science Club. SENIOR DIRECTORY (Concluded) RAYMOND SMALLING 327 Sussex Avenue A helpful hand he'll always lend. To mal e things right or help them mend. October 25 October 24 GRACE SMITH 137 North Eleventh Street First eomes study, then comes play. She's always busy through the day. I aun Honor Society, Library Staff, Office Staff, Vice-President of The Junior Red Cross, Science Club, Language Arts Club, 4B- 4A Finance Committee, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Pan- American Club, B Girl, Hockey. AMY A. SMITH 216 North Sixth Street With a bit of wor and a bit of fun. She neeer finds her day tiresome. Spanish Honor Society, Red Cross Representative, Science Club, Ballroom Dancing, Current Problems Club, Yearbook Staff. November 24 June 16 ELEANOR C. SNYDER 151 First Street Pretty, small, but full of glee. She's happy-go luehy and carefree. EDNA MAY SNYDER 713 Summer Avenue Sincere and friendly, always gay. Fun to be with along life's way. Student Council, Senior Band, Science Club, B Girl, 4B Dance Committee, 4B Executive Committee, Yearbook Staff, Chairman of the Coordination Committee, French Conversation, School Publication Committee. October 9 NANCY SORIANO March 16 174 Bloomfield Avenue Why should hfe all labor be. When you can l happy just li!(e me? Science Club, Service Club, Student Council, Junior Red Cross. MARIO A. TADDEO September 8 11 Ropes Place Comes a jol e clear out of the shy. Mario is really an nnu ual guy Band, Blue Jackets, Assistant Manager of Fencing Team. April 30 JULIA M. TARANTINI 11 High Street Her dream was always to be a teacher. But fnlia may fool ya' and marry the preacher. Italian Honor, Science Club. Hockey Team. Basketball, Agent for Defense Stamps, “B Girl, Yearbook Staff, Co recreation. CONSTANCE THOMAS 7« High Street Constance giggles from morn till night. You can still hear her when out of sight. Science Club, Service Club. Pan-American Club. November 26 October 31 JOSEPH TIMPANO 32 I lecker Street Another laugh has bubbled past, Before he finishes the last Scichcc Club, Captain of 4A Basketball Team, Language Arts Club. MOCIM.E C. THOMAS 663 North Sixth Street When Mocille's song reaches their ear. People floth around to hear. Red Cross, Spanish Honor Society, Science Club. Basketball Team, Library Staff, All-State Chorus, All-City Summer Chorus, Serv- ice Club. October 23 FILOMINA TOBIA 23 Crane Street Filomina is so petite. To meet her surely is a treat. Red Cross, Service Club, French Conversation. June 12 ROSE TR ANCONE 290 Eighth Avenue blot a worry, trouble, care. When Rose is present anywhere. Photoplay Club, French Conversation Club. Scptemlier 24 SENIOR DIRECTORY (Continued) RALPH TUBELLO November 23 42 Nassau Street His drumming‘s really something supa', He's bound so be another Krupa. Senior Band, Blue Jackets, Football. MARIE TURRIZIANI January 1 305 North Tenth Street Wnh many fine talents, sve all agree A successful path is near for Marie. French Honor Society, President of Italian Honor Society, Lan- guage Arts Club, Science Club, Red Cross Representative, Vic- tory Garden Club, Home Economics Club, Service Club, Year- book Staff, French Conversation, Student Council. LORETTA VITILLE ju|y 3 64 Summer Avenue If you say. She's sweet but silly, Ten to one. its Miss Vitille. Yearbook Staff, Secretary of Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Con- versation Club. Student Council, Girls’ Service Club, 4B-4A Dance Committee. Library Staff, Science Club. Ballroom Danc- ing, B Girl, Acropolis. MARIE M. VITO November 25 76 Witsey Street Marie is dar and slim, Always neat and eery trim. Italian Honor Society, Library Staff, Science Club, Acropolis. AOSE VIVIANI September 3 231 I-akc Street Little Rosey. five feet one. Fills her days with bus of fun. Hockey, Science Club, History Forum, Ballroom Dancing, Bowl- ing, Home Economics Club, Student Council. RACHELLE WECHSLER June 4 27 Broadway Rachelle is always darting about. Always busy without a doubt. Girls' Service Club, Spanish Honor Society, Student Council, Science Club, Ballroom Dancing, Yearbook Staff. JEAN WESTERFIELD May 2 793 Ridge Street Straight and ‘all is our Jean. A girl so helpful is seldom seen. Spanish Honor Society, Science Club, Service Club, Photoplay Club. BESSIE WILLIAMS July 21 1H5 James Street Artistic, creative, and very elever, Bessie's art worl will last forever. ADA WILSON December 24 226 Norfolk Street Ada is the jolly hind. Her clouds with silver all are lined. MARJORIE WYRE July 21 351 Seventh Avenue A charming girl with a golden voice, She’s every music lover's choice. Selected High School Chorus. All-State Chorus, 1942, 1943; All- State Solo Contest, French Honor, Spanish Honor, National Honor, Student Council, 4B Dance Committee, Social Studies Forum, Secretary; All-City Summer Chorus, Science Club, Pan- American Club, Blue Jackets, Yearbook Staff, Current Problems Club. MICHAEL YANUZZI December 18 183 Summer Avenue In life for him there'd be no joys. If in this world were only boys. Science Club, Ballroom Dancing. JOSEPH ZANNELU October 1 526 North Fifth Street Of endless worl( he never tires. You can't extinguish ambition's fires. Student Council, Science Club, 4B-4A Dance Committee, Year- book Staff. SENIOR DIRECTORY (Continued) EVELYN ZECCA 275 Clifton Avenue Pleating to look at. and nice to $now, Always a friend, and never a foe. President of Pan-American Club. Vice-President. Science Club; Acropolis, History Honor, French Honor, Spanish Honor. Stu- dent Council, Assistant Editor of Yearbook, 4 4A Executive Board. 4B-4A Dance Committee, language Arts Club, Ballroom Dancing, National Honor Society. SAVERIO J. ZARRA June 26 591 North Eighth Street iVo mere word can describe tbit scholar. Whose face should he on every dollar. Treasurer and Vice-President of Student Council, National Honor, Treasurer of Italian Honor, Captain of Boys’ leaders. Ballroom Dancing, Visual Aid Corps, Science Club. Yearbook Staff. Fuly 30 SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES BRUNO SCHIAFONE August 20 617 North Sixth Street Wherever he goes, there's always a smile; Knowing him is really worth while. Track, Cross Country. DOROTHY M. WILLIAMS June 13 23 Baldwin Street Gracious manner and pretty face Always put Dorothy in first place. “B Girl, Student Council Committee, French Conversation, Red Cross, Science Club, Yearbook Staff, Social Studies Forum. DONALD M. ABERNETHY 589 North Fifth Street Roo s are worth their weight in gold. Of this Don has oft been told. Football, Boys’ Leaders, Navigation Class. March 4 ELLEN BAKER 87 Summer Avenue Life is happy, life is gay. Going on its merry way. Red Cross. VIRGINIA BROWN 204 Orange Street Cheerful wnen at wor or play. We'll all miss her happy way. War Stamp Agent. July 15 ALMEDA CHERRY too Davenport Avenue Ijfe is too short not to hare fun. For Almeda life has ;nst begun. Red Cross. GRACE R. CONTORTI 250 Ridge Street Pleasing is this quiet lass. Charm li e hers we'll ne'er surpass. ”B” Girl. August 19 GLORIA CICCONE July 7 if 5 Park Street Eyes of blue and hair so light. Life to her is one delight. Student Council Committee. April 28 LOIS G. EARLES May 28 58 Lock Street A chance is all that Ims as s. And she mil meet the hardest lCil(t. Science Club, language Arts Club, Student Council Committee. April 9 ADVERTISEMENTS Tel. HU 2-1148 R. M. Morronk TOWER PHOTO STUDIO Weddings and Family Groups Specialist 391 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. Compliments of IMPERIAL CLEANING DYEING CO. 700 Summer Avenue Newark, N. J. PARK AVE. MARKET Joseph Guunilu Prime Meats and Poultry Groceries and Delicatessen 280 Park Avenue Phone HU 3-8082 S. FRIEDMAN Dresses, Cloaks and Suits a Specialty 28 Broadway Newark, N. J. Phone HU 2-2019 GUARINO’S PHARMACY Frank A. Guariko, Jr.. Reg. Phar. Bloomfield Avc. at Fifth St. Newark, N. J. Phone HUmboldt 3-8864 Best Wishes and Success to the Graduates SETH BERBERIAN AND FAMILY JOHN CICENIA Jeweler 251 Clifton Avenue Newark, N. J. Best Wishes to the Graduates MR. and MRS. WILLIAM RUNYON AND DAUGHTER CORRINE BISCHOFF CONFECTIONERY 251 Broadway Newark 4, N. J. 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