Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1947 volume:

ALMA MATER Over many a city old, Famed in song and story, Temple gray and castle hold Catch the sunset glory. So our Alma Mater proud Looks 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; Thru tlie years we pledge thee praise. Loyal to life’s ending. —Junius W. Stevens DEDICATION J. this world of achievment and speed, when all eyes are direct- ed toward the future, we, the Class of January, 1947, should like to pause for the moment for a backward glance to the glory of past ages; aware that what came before is inevitably the foundation for that which lies ahead. In this spirit, we should like to make our yearbook a symbol and reminder of the past, and all that the past means to the present. Mr. Roger B. Saylor Principal Miss Elsa Dish row Vice-Principal Vl'DlT tltO's l« foil In i ris iliscrrnmrnl. Oihs m lik. 7 6 SENIORS • OFFICERS MARTIN CKANDKI.I. Preftidcnl The form M pleasiii ami the heart ho kind. Thai youthful vigor and that manly mind.” Iijad Bk. 21 ANTOINETTE MAIORI NO Vice-President Be lliou hut fair mankind adore thee; Smile and the world in weak before thee!” Anacrkon Odk 24 BARBARA BERRA Secretary O'er all he loved: in heauty, skill and mind.” Iliad Bk. 13 HAROLD McCORMICK Treasurer ‘The rest adoreil him towering as he trod.” Odyssey Bk. 14 EDITORS A TKRESITA CAPPEL “To worth like thine what praise «hall we hestow? ANTHONY DAVANZIO “Full many a post have those shoulders worn . . I MAI) Bk. 5 Ouysnky Hk. 17 LOUISE AITKEN O’er her nose and cheek he shed Flushing white and softened red.” —Anacreon Ode 16 MARIE ALFANO “The tale of love alone is sweet.” —Anacreon Ode 23 DAVID ALTSHULER “He spoke no more than just the thin� he ought . . —Iliad Bk. 3 SADIE ANDERSON “Tall in stature as thou art.” - Odyssey Bk. 1 FRANK ANGELACCI “The gods deny thee not due honor.” Odyssey Bk. 13 FELICE BARONE Whose little body lodged a mighty mind . . —Iliad Bk. 5 FRANCES BARONE Soft as the fleeces of descending snows.” —Iuad Bk. 3 RALPH BARRA ‘With lofty stride and voice that reached to Heaven.” —Iliad Bk. 15 CAROLINE BARRETT 'Words sweet as honey from her lips distill’d. —Iliad Bk. 1 BARBARA BASS Yet was it ne'er my fate from thee to find A deed ungentle, or a word unkind.' —Iliad Bk. 24 NORMA BERGAMO “Whom each soft charm and early grace adorn.’ —Iliad Bk. 6 JENNIE BIMBO How the rose of orient glows Mingled with the lily’s snows. —Anacreon NORM nil NNO Then idle made her lo the night Of loflirr .«future and of ntalelier kuo Anil fairer than the ivory newly carved.” OUYSSKY Bk. 18 PALMA BOLCATO But who like thee ran liouM a soul sedate.” Ii.iaii Bk. I MAKY BOURDON So thou hast comely look A god would not have ha|� od thee other wise.” Ooyssky Bk. 7 MILDRED BROW IN For well I deem that thou wert neither horn Nor trained without the favor of the god .” Ooyssky Bk. MITCHELL BUTLER “The flame of friends and lovers cease to glow. Yet his shall sacred last.” - Iliad Bk. 24 CHRISTINE CABELL “Paint her jetty ringlets playing Silky locks, like tendrils straying.” Anacrfon Ode 16 GUSCARLUCCI Yct with these soft persuasive arts I ft swayd . . . Iliad Bk. 1 LOUIS CARSILLO “Trusty friend and conrade.” Iliad Bk. 17 18 MAKCAKKT CAKUSO JOE CICCONE His godlike aspect ami majestic size . . .' —Iliad Bk. 24 STANLEY Cl LETT I By few surpassed in speech when in debate. —Iliad Bk. 15 INES COLDEBELLA And vied with Pallas in the works of art.' —Iliad Bk. 7 PAULINE COLEI.LO “Sonic hand divine preserves her ever fair - - -Iliad Bk. 24 20 HARRIET COLLIER ‘Thou art I deem most like To Dian— In shape, in stature, and in nohle air. Odyssey Bk. 6 MARY COTTON hilc life's warm spirit heats within my breast. Iijad Bk. ‘I EILEEN CO I NE “........Graeed By every virtue. Odyssey Bk. 4 SUE CUBBAGE Whose virtue charm'd—as her heauty fired. -Iliad Bk. 6 FRANK CUBELUS Swift-footed son of Molus: a eomrade PRt'DIE DAVIS “Come then ye luilorn and dispute a prize. —Iliad Bk. 21 TERRY DcDEO “The bright-haired nymph.” —Odyssey Bk. 1 RALPH DEL NEGRO Of nature courteous and hy far the heat. —Odyssey Bk. 16 • BEN DE LORENZO “One, of nohle presence mighty strength and giant stature.” —Odyssey Bk. 9 JOE DEL TUFO Sedate of soul, his character sustained.” —Odyssf.y Bk. 17 23 EDWARD DRAGHI “An honoured and venerated guest.” Iliad Bk. J7 ROSE FARREI. “And glow’d refulgent as the morning star. —Iliad Bk. 6 MARY FERRY Oil woman what for thee Was left in .Nature's treasury? She gave thee beauty,—mightier far Than all the pomp and power of war. Anacreon Ode 21 ELIZABETH GAVIN ere res which inv house contains Odyssey Bk. 15 RAY GIANS ANTI “Our so just and so discreet.” Odyssey Bk. 4 LOUIS GIORDANO ever wronging any man. In all I In realm hy aught lie did or said. -Odyssey Bk. 4 VICTOR GONNELLI “Here youthful grace and nohle fire engage. —Iliad Bk. 2 GEORGE GREGORY Ml admired him as he can Odyssey Bk. 2 nine . CAHL GUARINO “Great is the power of inhred nobleness. BERNARD HELFIN He will speak no word of falsehood, lie i- wise. —Odtssf.y Bk. 3 LOTTE HEl MAN To llicc the foremost honours are decree !.'’ Iliad Bk. 5 BARBARA HOPP “The glorious goddess gave a dower Of heavenly graces. —Odtssfy Bk. 18 ELLEN HRONES “She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen.” —Iliad Bk. 3 GEORGE JANICELU “Swill as an eagle, as an eagle strong. —Odyssey Bk. 11 27 JOYCE JOLLIMORE “Ah, dearest friend! in whom the pods have joined The mildest manners with the bravest mind! —Iliad Bk. 24 CALVIN JL DSON And from his eyeballs flashed a living fire.” —Iliad Bk. 1 HELEN JUVELIS ‘'Hearts must overflow with gladness for thy sake.’ —Odyssey Bk. 6 PETE K EH AYES Pride of the Greeks and glory of thy kind.” —Iliad Bk. 10 BILL KF.LSO 'Minerva shed A god-like beauty o’er his form ami fare . . —Odyssey Bk. IT GEORGE KEVLIN ■‘Cheering hi friend ami urging to the fight.” Ii.t d Bk. IT JOYCE KIMBEL 'But let the business of our life he love.” —Iliad Bk. 3 HELEN KLEINER “Helen with her virgin stand Guide� their rich labor and instruet� their hands.” —Iliad Bk. 6 LARRY KRAVIT “Each moment hoping to attain his prize. Iliad Hk. 21 RALPH LA MONICA I read a monarch in that princely air. — Odyssey Bk. 21 FLORENCE LARDI ERE “There guide the spindle and direct the loom.” Iliad Bk. 6 ROBERT LEAKE ‘A just and generous mind I deem is his.” - Odyssey Bk. 2 30 NORMA LECH KID Blest is lie . . . who sits l� y thee Ami hears ami sees thee all the while Softly speak ami sweetly smile ’ Sappho-Lyrics BARBARA LEWIS Whose beauteous face surpass'd the nymphs of Troys.” —Il.UI Bk. 6 PETE McCORMICK ‘Let glorious acts more glorious acts inspire ' 11.1 ad Bk. 1 31 RUTH MADDEN Skilled in each art. Iliad Bn. I ED. MADERA ‘Widely am I known to Men, As quick in shrewd devices.” Odyssey Bn. 9 DANIEL MAI ELLA ‘In man-hood's early prime, hen it has most of grace . . Odyssey Bn. 10 VICTOR MALANG A ‘To whom the gods have given A generous youth like that of some young plant.” Odyssey Bn. 14 32 I� AT MAKKS W hat winning «ran � ! II.IAD Bk. 3 JOE MAULANO as u pillar or u loflv tnr lit stood. I MAD Bk. 14 FRANCES MEDLEY “Crowned with every grace. IlJAD Bk. I ALBERT MONTINI “Am one Discreet in word and deed. -Odyssey Bk. 4 33 DOLORES MOORE ‘Some Songs Songs god has breathed into my mind of all kinds and 1 could sing to tlicc of all kinds. Odyssey Bk. 22 CHARLES MUSGRAVE “Smit with love of honourable deeds.” Iliad Bk. 1 DANTE NARDONE ‘ How prompt thy speech, how quick thy thought, How shrewd thy judgment.” —Odyssky Bk. 13 RALPH NICASTRO ■‘Resolved he stands and with a firry glance Expects the enemy’s terrible advance.” Iliad Bk. 2i HUGO PALADINO “O truly great; In whom the gods have joined. Such strength of hody with such force of mind. - Iliad Bk. 9 ANGELO PALERMO “So far his strength exceeds the strength of man. —Iliad Bk. 21 LEO PAPALEO ‘He moves in silence through the land. —Iliad Bk. DONALD PETRONELLA “lu speed of foot . . . foremost he.” —Iliad Bk. 15 CHARLES PIERCE “Thou hast praee of o| m'li, Ami noble thought .” ODYSSEY MARTY PIRONE ’llow appears this man lo you. In form, in stature, ami well jmlpinp mind ’ Odyssey Bk. II DOROTHY POLLOCK Sweet smiles an- thine, ami kind endearinp eliarms.” Iliad Bk. 5 EVELY PORTER kW ‘ The hloominp prize Brisci; with the radiant eyes. Iliad Bk. 1 CARMELA PUZO “And mingled cast into the cup W it, and mirth, ami noble fires Vigorous health, ami gay desires.” Anacrf.on-Lyrics JANET QUIGLEY Known by the flames that sparkle from her eyes.” Iliad-Bk. 1 MARTHA QUINN “Like the wild hyacinth flower which on the hill is found.” Sappho SUE RAMBO “Fair haired and lovable.” Hompr-Hymns NANCY RICCI A R Dl 'Crown me with roses while I live Let me alive my pleasure� have. ’ AnacHfoiv CHARLES ROBERTIELLO Maintain thy honours, and enlarge thy fame.” —Iliad Bk. I BILL ROSE How stalwart, tall and fair.M —Iliad Bk. 21 LILLIAN ROSSILLI So tall, and almost divine. —Iliad Bk. 3 MICHAEL SANTORO Dauntless in the stubborn fight. —Iliad Bk. 15 PHYLLIS SARCONE “Lovely laughter-loving dame. —Anacreon MARY SMEGELSKI And may the gods vouchsafe To thee whatever blessing thou canst wish Husband and home and wedded harmony. ’ —Odyssf.y Bk. 6 ANNE SOMMERS Exult in youth’s new budding gladness With bloom-inwoven dance and happy song.” Homer-Hymns 39 ANGELASORGE “Let her eyebrows smoothly rise In jetty arches o'er her eyes.” —AnacIEO.V Ont 6 MICHAEL SORIANO His modest eyes he fixed upon the ground.” —Iliad Bk. 3 DON STEENBURGH “Now here, now there, he darts from place to place.” —Iliad Bk. 5 GERRY STEFANELU “Graced with all that charms the heart.” —Anacreon BETTY STELKER Golden, all radiant! ' —Homkr-Hymns DON STEVENSON He spake and all within those shadowy halls Vi ere silent: ail were held in mute delight —Odyssey Bk. 13 NAT ALINA STROLLO And all around her grace and beauty shone. —I Li ad Bk. 14 MARY STROUD Fairest of all things fair — El'RIPFDF.S-l.YRICS ALFONSE STRUMOLO In conduct, ax in courage, you excel. —Iliad Bk. 9 GUIDO TANGO ’Thou unabashed And prompt with shift, and measureless in wiles. —Odyssey Bk. 13 JOSEPHINE TRIBELLI “Ah! fair and lovely hloom the flowers of onth!” —Minnermls PATRICIA TURNER . . The loveliness and power to charm Yhereby thou rcign'st.” Iliad Bk. 14 42 ANTHONY URBANO Tho some of larger stature tread the green. None mateli his grandeur and exalted mien.” —Ilia� Bk. i JOSEPHINE VALENTINO Someone is here, my friends, who sweetly sings.” —Odyssey Bk. 21 None ✓ GLORIA VALENZA “Roses in milk swimming seek For the pattern of her cheek.” —Anacreon i JOSEPHINE VINCIGUERRA “Chastened with coy Diana's pensive air.” -Odyssey Bk. 17 AUDREY JONES WEBBER W hal a wife will do Thou knowest: Tw her pleasure lo increase The riches of the man whom she has wed.” -Odyssey Bk. IS HAROLD WECHSLER “For form and stature eminent. Odyssey Bk. 11 BETTY WHITE From her kindly killing eye Make a flash of lightning fly. —Anacreon VIVIAN WHITE A bright maid of beauty rare. -Homer-Hymns 44 CHARLOTTE WILBUR “While gazing on thy charms I hung My voice died faltering on my tongue. -Sappho MARY WILLIAMS But happiest he Beyond them all who bringing princely gifts Shall hear thee to his home a bride.” Odyssf.y Bk. 6 THERESA ZANGARI “Comb’d out her flowing locks and with her hand Wreath’d the thick masses of the glossy hair.” —Iliad Bk. 14 HAROLD ZINNES “His fame for wisdom fills the spacious earth.” —Iliad Bk. 3 WE GIVE OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO . . ( A y - s —w p MRS. CAPPEL, for the many hour� of work she devoted to our yearbook. MR. PRITCHARD, who kept us posted on our finances. MRS. BLAIR, for her aid and constructive criticism as our art consultant. MR. HAULENBEEK, for his useful information on Greek letters. MRS. KING, who patiently ran the mimiograph machine for us. MR. ALLEN, who gave us valuable information for the athletic section. MR. KAHN, who willingly lent us the use of spare ma- chines for our “rush” work . . . . . . and to all our friends and teachers we give our “heartfelt gratitude. 46 P. PAVIS B. j. Kimbtl HONOR STUDENTS For this your names are called before the rest. —Iliad Bk. 5 LOTTE HEIJMAN MARGARET CARUSO HUGO PALADINO INEZ GULL A JOAN MURPHY TER ESITA CAPPEL JOYCE JOLLIMORE GUS CARLUCCI HAROLD ZINNES RUTH MADDEN NORMA BIUNNO NORMA BERGAMO SUE CUBBAGE EDWARD MADERA MARTHA QUINN CLASS SONG Apollo tun'd the lyre; the Muses round With voice alternate aid the silver sound. —Iliad Bk. 1 Music— Frances Medley Words- -Mary Ferry Beloved Alma Mater Out saddened voices sing Of memories of four long years We shared within these Walls, Remembering cherished hours It grieves us to i depart — But we shall carry within our hearts Your Truth, and Honor,, and Light. Beloved Alma Mater Your colors e'er shall i beam Symbols of gloriou s fulfillment Of adolescent dreams - Onward our steps will lead us But we'll return U 7 you jsm Time and again in futurt i years To sing your praise anew. CLASS HISTORY P’rom our exalted position as seniors, it is not too easy to remember how we, as freshmen, arrived at the Barringer An nex ut Webster St. Sehool. in February 43. It seems that it was during the time of the Sinatra rage, the how tic fad and the reiteration of such lyrics as “Pistol Packin’ Mamma” and “Deep In The Heart of Texas”. There was a war on and we took part in air raid drills to the sound of accor- dian accompaniment. Despite these dis- tractions we were getting our first taste of high school life, and seeing the cheerlead- ers and the Blue Jackets for the first time. Remember when McGovern and Mac (the little shrimp) brought their lunch in u shopping hag, mocking Marty s lunches. Poor Marty! Mrs. O'Loughlin never did get him to become a tuba player. Remem- ber how we girls changed to gym suits in that hlank-hlank little two-by-four room in the basement? Well, we finally, after u summer’s rest, became educated freshmen. Now we ruled the roost, ami being accepted as adults, were given an honor study from which many were promptly evicted. In Mr. Pritchards study we used to eat candy and potato chips purchased on our daily jaunts to Woolworth’s, to strengthen us for 8th period Algebra. We wonder if Charles Rohertiello was ever forgiven for that piece of paper left on Mr. Snavely’s floor. Remember when Jack Lee’s hag-pipes wouldn’t work in one of his classes, or was that in the Christmas play in which Frannic Barone was the match-girl? We hope Miss Decker knows we appreciated being her first freshman dancing class. Can we still lindy, pals? Will we ever forget the merry snowball fights or our first football games? Just think! Don Stevenson, a mere freshman actually play- ed in one game. Were we thrilled! Soon, however, we were bewildered sophomores at the main building, looking in vain for that pink elevator. W'c did find an addition to our class though, in the form of the junior high youngsters who were so soon to become indispensable class- mates. Remember the fish-head lah in biol- ogy. and those cooking and sewing classes? That cocoa was rather salty if you recol- lect. The main event was the distribution of lockers—three to a homeroom. It was the first and last time for any of us (sigh I. Soon after D-day, which caused consider- able excitement, our term came to an end. In the fall a small minority of us began our struggle with those sixteen line assign- ments in Caesar. Then those two great organizations were formed, the P.T.S.A. and the Barringer Bees. Remember that muddy E.O. game when someone’s shoe refused to leave the gooey stuff! We had a lot of fun down at the Mosque too, using the star’s dressing-rooms and exploring backstage. How about those silly girls who came in all scratched up from playing foot- ball? Did you know that they (The Blue Streaks) got their ideas from watching the team at practice? Bet we’ll never forget how Ix u Aitkcn hurt her knee in the post- touchdown excitement one day and was rushed to the hospital labeled “girl hurt in football game”. A good finish for that term was the Christmas party in Miss Wal- ston’s English class. Oh brother! Our 3B term was a typical spring term with lunches in the park, baseball after school, riding with the Boots and Saddle, and the Annual Spring Concert. To coun- teract the joy over V.E. day we had two losses; our President Franklin D. Roosevelt died and Mr. McGreal left for a higher position. Mr. Saylor whom we had hoped to have in Physics, has done a wonderful job as principal. As a climax to this term we had something called Career Day. Say, don’t you know what you’re going to he yet? CLASS HISTORY After another nice summer, time marched us on into our 3A term where we became, guess what? City Chumps. Boy was that East Side game a surprise 'not saying to whom'. There was an outstand- ing production of Machcth starring Leo Pupaleo in full costume. Hememher in Physics when we watched the workers on the Cathedral roof, through our telescopes? Before too long, 5% of the class received invitations to the .National Honor Society. Senior year was just around the corner und we were getting just a little impatient. Then we were it! All organized ambitious, talented. 4B’s. • We like us, don’t you?). We were lucky to get Mrs. Cappel und Mr. Pritchard as our advisers. Our choice of officers really turned out to be a wise one. Beginning the term right we put the 4A’s in their place by heating them at haskcthall. Then we settled down to more serious things such as getting our signals straight for a true and false test, passing in Mr. Lippc's drippy Economics class, and writing Trigonometry , with music borrowed from Personality . The Junior Prom for which we hud toiled, to which we. though seniors, were invited, was finally called off. We poured out our hearts ami souls, our innermost thoughts, our likes und dislikes, wrapped them all to- gether in a scrapbook, called them “Our Days and sent them to England. The Modern Language department gave a col- orful festival, and parts of it were televis- ed. with the cast in green lipstick. Green was really our color that term. Remember the Shamrock Shag? Best St. Patrick's «lance ever given at Barringer. Selling those clover pins was a clever bit of a«lver- tising. Of course MacNamarra's hand help- ed too. And the jokes! (Oh really? No, we won’t say it. Reilly we won’t.) Speaking of selling things reminds us of those sharp blue hats made to fit anyone! To end that term regally wc hired two buses, waved goodhy to Mr. Saylor and were off for a day of swimming, eating watermelon and riding the roller coaster at Lake Hopat- cong. The next «lay wc got our report car«ls and were off for our last carefree summer vacation as high school students. The vacation flew by, as vacations have a habit of doing, and we returned to B.H.S. refreshed and ready for a busy term. We had hoped to get our rings in Sept., hut waited till November. The yearbook got under way ami wc all paid a visit to Crescent Studios. Our proofs were lovely, in fact wc thought they eould easily win the Lena the Hyena contest. Wasn’t it wonderful that our scrapbook won first prize in England? It was too had that Mr. Weiss couldn't have been with us when Barringer led the Community Chest par- ade. How about the skit we gave for our 4A «lance? Wasn’t it exciting playing the fiftieth E.O. game? And selling programs! The stadium was simply packed. Poor Kil- roy couldn't even get a seat. Wc enjoyed the game so much that the score was almost immaterial. Our frozen feet and aching hacks added to the fun of our hay ride. Whoever said hay was soft? In December some scholarly ambitious ones came to school on a Saturday. (Or shouldn't we mention those college exams?) One of our happiest memorira is of the prom. Soft lights, long drcMCs, and sweet music made it a wonderful success. Rehearsals brcamc everyday affairs as we got ready first for class day und then for commencement. And now it's all over hut the shouting. Let's have a toast, 4A s. and wish that all the rest of Burringcr's students have as much fun as we have had during our four years in these ancient halls of learning! CLASS JT SHALL rome to pass ili.it in 2.400 year (1960 A. D.) u great theatrical production will be presented in the Mosque Theatre, Newark. New Jersey, t Anierira will have been discovered in 1492 A. D.) Those present will he learned scholar who shall have been graduated front Barringer High School in January, 1947 A. I). Through the power bestowed on me by Apollo, I can see them now. It is a cold, starlit night in January. The marquee light� beckon to the eager playgoers, who arc met at the door by LEO PAPA LEO, the doorman, in full regalia. NANCY R1CCIARDI, in the cushier’s booth, i chattering busily with DANTE NARDONE, the theatre manager. PETE McCORMICK, with a tooth-paste smile, i collecting the tickets. Supersalesmen GUS CARLUCCI and CI.TDO TANGO ure very profitably selling playbill� . Refreshments are being sold by JOSEPHINE TRIBELLI, JENNY BIMBO. SISANNE RAMBO and EILEEN COVENEY. They are featuring MARIE ALFANO’S lat- est ice cream flavor. Ambrosia. At the First Aid station near by nurse INES COLDEBELLA. VIVIAN WHITE, BETTY WHITE, and MARY BOURDON are assisting doctors RALPH DEL NEGRO and ROSE FARRELL in their treatment of MARGARET CARL SO, who is suffer- ing a no.e bleed caused by the high altitude of the second balcony. Gathered in the lobby are TOM Me- GOVERN, CASTRESE CIACCIARELLI. and LOU GI- ORDANO, gazing approvingly at the lovely ED MA- DERA models. MARY FERRY, ELAINE CENTANNI, PAULINE COLELLO and BARBARA LEWIS, who have just entered in their stunning JOYCE KIMBEL (Creation . Senators-elect BILL ROSE and DON STEVENSON are in a heated argument with the president of State Penn., MART CRANDELL. when their attention i� arrested by INEZ GILLA. the poised ambassadress to Lower Slobbovia and her attachec BARBARA HOPP. The relative silence is suddenly disrupted by RALPH BARRA, first ward political Boss and his district-leader� RAY GIANSANTI. GEORGE JANNICELLI, JOE CIC- CONE, and IC MAI.AN’GA. They are escorting wres- tler ANGELO PALERMO to his seat. But they are close- ly shadowed by FLO LARDIERE. the ruthless detective. I)R. LOTTE HELMAN. child psychologist and her protegee ’ CHARLOTTE WILBUR the younger and PETE KEHAYES, JR. are hurrying to their seats. Their parents sitting in the dress-circle arc conversing with JOAN MLRPHY who has made a fortune in the “Jam” business. Who are the lovely ladies talking to AUDREY JONES and husband, proud owners of a farm where they raise •• er •• artichokes? They’re CHRISTINE CARELL, DOT POLLOCK, GLORIA VALENZA, and LIZ DAN- TON. PAT MARKS is telling PHIL SARCONE of her intention to vacation in Tasmania and saying she can’t 54 PROPHECY understand why THERESA ZANGARI is working a an interpreter on a banana boat. Very nturb in evidence at (hit time are NORMA BERGAMO, reporter. MARTHA QlilNN, Drama critic, and ANTHONY URBANO, photographer. All of them work for the JOYCE JOLLLMORE Journal. The Daily Shirker” a parlor.pink journal. Since all of the seal are occupied ANNE SOMMERS and HELEN KLEINER, aviatrice� are getting impatient. They have ju� t returned from Siberia where they aided an exiled Russian ofliri.il. returning to hi� wife, inter- preter SUE Cl BRACE. Finally the orche� tra. featuring accordionist CHARLES ROBERTIELLO and RALPH NICASTRO on the tenor sax, tune up. The curtain slowly rise� for Part One of the ihow. a mellow drama.” The setting, designed by ANTOINETTE M AIOR I NO. CAROLINE BARRETT. FRANCES BARONE. LILLIAN ROSSILLI. and STANLEY CILETTI create� the atmosphere. ELLEN HRONES, very much bored, is listening to flowery sonnet� from her suitor� CHARLES PIERCE and CARL GUARINO who. then, mad with despair, kill each other in a duel. A� the stage darkens, she is forced to watch the en- trance of dancers NORMA LECREIi), HELEN JL E- LIS and GERRY STEFANELLI. They inadvrrledly trip • over a wire left by carpenter . GEORGE KEN LIN and FRANK CUBELLIS) and pirouette for the benefit of talent scout JOE MAULANO and JACK GREGORY,— from VICTOR GONNELLPS dance 'ludio, where TER- RY 1)E DEO teaches water ballet and NORMA BIUNNO teaches the brawl room style. After this dance, the or- chestra play “Choppin � Mayonnaise” with JOSEPHINE VINCIGUERRA and BETTY STELKER a soloist . Between the act . MARY CARUSO. MARY SMEGELSKI. NATALINA STROLI.O and MARY STROUD can be heard giggling and rattling paper in the hark row. The second part present Madame Caterpillar” an operetta «tarring JOSEPHINE VALENTINO, EVELYN HALL. PRUDY DAVIS, and DOLORES MOORE (the Moore the merrier). During the intermission. TERES1TA CAPPEL, since he ha moved to Washington, is a capitalist, begin an argument with scientist DAVID ALTSHl LER. BER- NARD HELFIN. JOE D’ALLECRO. and HAROLD ZINNES. She i silenced by an atomic firecracker set off by LARRY KRAYTTZ. Professor HOWARD WECHSLER and RUTH MADDEN, teacher of dramatic are representing educa- tion tonight. An austere note i struck by the presence of Father EDWARD DRAGHI and two Irish cop� AL MONTIN I and DANNY MAIELLO. Buying refreshments are the businessmen, BEN DELORENZO. denture manufacturer, with hi� secretary. PATRICIA TURNER. HUGO PALADINO, hohhy-pin king, and ANGELA SORGE. designer of the latest loung- erie Gyp Slips for Drip� . Wandering around aimlessly are JOE DEL TLFO, Chinese restaurant proprietor, and LOU CARSILLO, who wa jobless for so long that now he I� driving a team for a football coach. Now come Part 3, a vaudeville art. A blare of swing on an AL STRUMOLO kick bring the crowd hack to their seat� , in time to hear MIKE SORIANO’S trombone version of I’m Getting Detrimental Over You. The hand recede , leaving a trapeze, two chair and a dumhell (no. not BILL KELSO, lie’s in the act) Bill, BETTY GAVIN, and MIKE SANTORO perform some superb gymnastics for the crowd. They arc hardly finished when FELICE BARONE sports-announcer rushes on with the latest scores of the Newark Bohhy Sox game in which MARTN P1R0NE, FRANK ANGELACCI. and DONALD PETRONELLA are playing. For a finale the hand plays a modern arrangement of LOUISA AITKENoffsky � March Slob” in C minor. After the last crescendo, the M.C. HAROLD McCOR- MICK step� out. return the bouquet� of flowers that litter the stage to the audience, and wishes them a good night. Who i now coming up the aisle? How proud their gait! They are the representation sent by the Carmen Smith ultra-futuristic Conservatory of Music, EVELYN PORTER. BARBARA BASS, SADIE ANDERSON and HARRIET COLLIER. W ill, them are director MU' II ELL BlITLER. manager BARBARA BERRY and funny man ROBERT I.EAKE. not to mention MARY WIL- LIAMS. the “angel of the show. My what an aye-ful they are. Talking to the manager of Television Station B.H.S.. CHARLES MUSGRAVE and ED BRANDO, are AN- THONY D’AVANZIO who model Slick Sock for Saps , and RALPH LAMONICA. cigarette sponsor. On leaving everyone notices the posters announc- ing a double feature for the next week. Strong, silent lover DON STEENBURGH is co-starring with the lusc- ious new starlet JANET QUIGLEY in the daring film The Inlaw”. AI o on the bill are CARMELA PUZO and PALMA BOLCATO comedienne and CALVIN JUDSON’S new hand. At long last the crowd, tired hut happy, reluctantly leave via helicopter, for home. Now my vision is ending and I feel sad.—for gladly would I remain with them all. those delightful beings of the class of Barringer-January 1947. SS 1. MOST ARCUMENTIYE Anne Sommer-. Don Stevenson 2. BEST DRESSED Mary Ferry Anthony Davanzio 3. DESPAIR OF FACULTY Mary Caruso Ralph Barra 4. CLASS WITS Carmela Puzo Harold McCormirk 5. BEST ALL AROUND Ellen Hrone� Marty Crandell 6. MOST SHY Joyce Jollimore Michael Soriano 7. MOST SINCERE Norma Legreid Anthony Urbano 8. BEST LOOKING Mary Ferry Bill Kelso 9. CLASS BABY Charlotte Wilbur Pete Kahayes 10. CLASS FLIRT Janet Quiglv Tom McGovern 11. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joan Murphy Hugo Paladino 12. BEST DANCER Norma Biunno Victor Gonnelli POPULAR ACCLAIM 1. MOST POPULAR Barbara Lewio Marly Crandell 2. MOST ORIGINAL Sue Cuhhage Ed Madera 3. MOST TALKATIVE Sila Cappel Don Steenhurgh 4. MOST SOPHISTICATED Inez Gulla Ralph LaMonira 5. CUTEST Pauline Colello Don Stevenson 6. MOST ATHLETIC Janet Quigley Bill Rose 7. BRAINIEST Lotte Heuman Hugo Paludino 8. MOST MUSICAL Jo Valentino Al Strumolo 9. TEACHERS PET Norma Biunno Gus Carlucci 10. MOST STUDIOUS Ruth Madden Harold Zinnes Marne Louise Ailken Marie Aliam David Alt-liular Sadie Anderson Frank Angelacci Felice Barone . France Barone Ralph Barra Caroline Barrell Barbara Bass Norma Bergamo Barbara Berry Jennie Bimbo Norma Biunno Palma Bolcalo Mary Bourdon Edward Brando Mildred Brown Mitchell Buller Toresita Cappel . Christine Carell Gu Carlucci I.oui Car� illo Margaret Caru o Mary Caru� o F.laine Cenlanni Ca lre c Ciacciarelli Joe Ciccone Stanley Ciletti Ines Coldebella Pauline Colello llarriette Collier Mary Cotton Eileen Coveney Martin Crandell Suzannah Cubbage Frank Cubelli Joseph D’Allegro Elizabeth Oanton Anthony Davanzio Prudence Davi Terry DeDeo Ralph DelNegro Ben De Lorenzo Joseph Del Tufo Edward Draghi . Rose Farrell Mary Ferry Elizabeth Gavin Raymond Gian anti Louis Giordano Victor Gonnelli George Gregory Carl Guarino Inez Gulla Evelyn Hall Bernard llelfin Lotte lleuman . Barbara Hopp Ellen Hrones George Jannicelli Joyce Jollimore Calvin Judson Helen Juveli� Peter Kehave SENIOR Favorite Expression How nice for you Ob sugar ou are w hat you make yourself Slop Clem Tell me another one Why! Beside that Hihon! Golly! I wouldn't say that Oh how nervous Natch Oh brother For crying out catfish Seek education, for it is life No kidding! Golly Moses! How should 1 know ! Oh Gee! Go h Dorg Ogee gosh! Oh Gee Gosh! Oh, go on Your crazy Fine day if it fails to precipitate Good Boy- Holy Cow! Heaven to Betsy! Gosh � That's what you think My Back Baloney! How!? Indubitahly Are You Kidding? I don't know This'll kill you Cheesecake I’ll love you for life Gee Be Good You bet! WhySho! Well! I don’t know For crying out loud “Never happen” Oh. you stinker No Kidding I don’t know Yeah I Cheese and Rire! No kidding hat else??? Oh you’re terrible, you shock me Yeah! Oh. really ? I that so!!! “I’m hungry” Doggone-it Oh fine! Say love Wow! “Oh for crying out loud” Vi Peeve Short boys English Conceited girls . Homework Girls in overalls; can’t see their legs! Singing commercials Mr. Ilumm Spotlight seekers Being called “Baby” by fellows The alarm clock People that talk too much Catty-girls W ailing for Mary Homework • Conceited people and snobs I nfriendlv people and talkative people Talkative teachers . Talkative women Supercilious people Conceited boys Not making a sale after a long pep talk Andy Russell Talkative girl A person who lie with a straight face Big time operators Mr. Pritchard French Homework Waiting for anything Talkative people Home-work Moody people People w ho won't cooperate Warmongers-funny books intolerance WORK all kind I Latin Getting up early for school Teachers People who gripe Waiting for people Big Time Girls Provide Blonde People who think they are better than others Teachers Gum ..... People w ho expect me to be ready- on time! Snooty girls Gelling up in the morning to go to school Sarcastic girls Big time girls Sarcastic girls Mathematics Drape suits People who tell me how to act Miss Sterner Waiting Big sisters Bossy people Conceited people Officious people Gel your business straight ?eople w ho think they know it all eachcrs U eaknest Anything chocolate Clothe Girls A certain tall papa Baseball Sports Tomato pie (setting to classes on time Art Larry and shrimps Gregory Peck Tall men Big men Dreamy songs Boys Blue eyed sailors .Stan Kenton’s records Mitch Strawberry ice cream Ten dollar words Buy ing books Coffee Seashore and girls Clark Gable Cheesecake J’s Football Pretty girls Pretty girls Food and blondes Clothes Tall men . A certain hoy Flashing black eyes Women Day dreaming-food Red heads, blondes (alias brunettes) She’s about 5 4” Johnnie Ferrara Women Studying The Vi ater Ballet Chocolate Malts Lemon Pie A little red-head who graduated in June Women Movies, radio and murder mysteries Clothes Candy Girls Girls Sleep Girls Girls Chocolate ice cream Any type of music, particularly mood music This here Waltzes Steak with garlic Food . Girls Green eyes Tyrone Power Homework 58 iVanif William KrUo George Kovlin Joyce Kimhel Helen Kleiner Lawrence kravitz Ralph La Monica Florence Lardicre Robert Leake Norma Lcgreid Barbara Lewi K nlli Madden Edward Madera Daniel Maiella Antoinette Mairorino Victor Malanga Patricia Mark Joseph Maulano Harold McCormick Cliurle� McCormick Thomas McGovern France Medley- Albert Montini Dolore� Moore Joan Murphy Dante Nurdonc Halpb ica tro Hugo Paladino Angelo Palermo Leo Papaleo Donald Petronella Chorie� Pierce Martin Pirone Dorothy Pollock Evelyn Porter Carmela Puzo Janet (Juigley Martha Quinn Su anne Ramho Nancy Ricciardi Charles Robertiello illiam Ro e Lillian Rn� � illi Michael Santoro Phylli� Sareone Mary Smegelski Anne Sommer Angela Sorgc Michel Soriano Donald Steenburgh Geraldine Stefanelli Elizabeth Stelker Donald Steven� on Natalina Slrollo Mary Stroud Alfonse Strumolo t iuido Tango Josephine Trihelli Patricia Turner Anthony Lrhano Jo� ephine Valinlino Gloria Vfelenza Josephine Vincciguerra Betty White Vivian White Charlotte Wilbur Mary William Theresa Zangari Harold Zinne Favorite F. i ro %inn Rick Don't haunt me I love my steody, hut Oh! you once in a while Huh Oh! Boy Oh! Sugar How nerviou ! Iluhha-Ding Egad� ! Oh lor heaven sake” ‘el Vere Homework Homework I love life . Purple Freshmen w ho don't know where they’re going Member of The V.A.C. who don’t take orders ................ Prententiou people People who are always worrying about tomorrow Unfair Teachers! Gum cracker “That girl ju.-t gave me the eye” Girl that won’t give me the eye Clem Saturday night Crowded buses Jeeper Here I am you lucky girls! Oh!! Brother What are you doing tonight? Yeah-Yeah-Yeah Cheese I don’t feature that stuff Censored . Hello! It Matters ..... That’s not hard to take” Choose your words wisely; some day you may have to Use them Homework Walston Bleached blondes (Getting up in the morning! Homework . Conceited people False smile� Moody and conceited Teachers Conceited football players Grade B” Movie Ricks Yo! Hello lover Good Stuff No kidding Censored Terrific Brother Maloy Cheese and Rice! Oh Great Arhahahaloo Oh Fine Big Deal Phooejr Jack of all trades I mean really . Ay-Ay-Ay Aw Reel My goodness Holy Crum Why sure Are you kidding? On tile hall Crummy Nut Act your age hut don't crawl Hey CHEESE ' Ay Are you kidding?? Boing You're rhirken Mind your own husine� How about that? Chi holla figlia di mama How about that Sometime I wonder No kidding Well I’ll he Don’t worry about it Why?? That � ure i screwy Gee! Gee Whiz Making school in the morning Sophisticated girls Women w ho smoke Talkative girls . Big time girls Noisy women B.T.O.’S on S.T.B. Snob People w ho squeal” Vaughn Monroe Conceited People Cheese Sandwiches Frank Sinatra Conceited Fellows English Girls scraping their heels Any Teacher Certain Females ■ Chocolate Ice-cream Snob Bathing Beauties Oiling up Early Spanish Spanish Charles Boyer Any Homework W ise-cracking girl Little girl Arrogant People Sophisticated girls Girl� who try- to look older Argumentive People Work Giggly girl Radio Commercials Waiting for the girls Quiet people Moody characters Agitator Conceited boys Moody people Conceited hoy Loud girl tt eaknets Food of all kind Movies Brown eyes Chocolate candy Female Hazel eye� . Shyness Lovely girls Movies A certain 6 footer! Irish Men Mirrors Football game Chocolate Marshmellow- Sundae Pauline Rah Rah Boys Women and cars Big Brown eye Women Slow dance music Joe Beautiful girls Good looking men Red headed fellow Jane Russell Girls with green eyes Grey Eye Women with pretty hair Expensive Camera Blue-eyed brunette Females Nil Tommy- Ice-cream Ray Mi Soft Music Chocolate Malted� Alan Ladd Dancing (.iris in general Food Ice Cream Standing on corners Butch- Jimmy Seedless Grape Good Dancer Sleeping Joan—Plural that is Homemade cheese-cake Eating Blonde-. Brunettes, Redhead Carter Tallness Harry James Sweater Bill Sundaes Chem labs Good food Food of all kind Cliee-crake Larry and Walter Athletic Money Berklev R. E. C. Red hair and blue eyes 59 BARRINGER “BEES CHEERLEADERS IN OUR LIGHTER MOMENTS ATHENAEUM LITERARY AND ART BOARDS BUSINESS BOARDS LANGUAGE HONOR SOCIETIES French . . Barbara llopp . . . President . . Nicholas Rapuano) Italian . . Anthony L'rbano . . President Marie Bergamo j Spanish . . Anthony Cordasco . . President Consuls 4B CLASS Norman Crawford Rudy Ioppolo . . President Vice-President Yolanda DeBonis Robert Nielsen Secretary Treasurer Hilton Otero Student Leader Anthony Mini lr Gertrude Rudolph] Olga 'Pavlako� )1 0rs Robert Celentano [Assistant Editors Eric Stern r10 O x; n WHmtnEnwO mn'zm nm ATHLETICS FOOTBALL TEAM Kelso. Nirastro. Stevenson. Madera. Ciecone and Paladino. Rose, Crandrll. Jannicelli. B” GIRLS TRACK MEN McCormirk. Cubelli . Pctronella. B” M E N All valiant chief and men of mighty fame A —Iuad Bk. 3 GEORGE JANNICELLI JOSEPH CICCONE “Joe” achieved hi major letter on the 46 football «quad. He started the season at center but shifted, before the first panic, to a starting position at guard. MARTIN CRANDELL Captain of the track team in 1946 and dinner of high hurdle and discus for two successive year� . “Big Marty” added two letters to his col- lection of four. He was the “Big Blue’s” full- back on the All City team in 45 and returned in ’46 to snare his remaining two letters. “Jan earned his letter by alternating at the half-back position on the football 'quad in '46. WILLIAM KELSO “Bill” proved his interests were on the grid- iron when he won his major letter in the season of 1946. He barely missed a “B” in ’45 hut made up for it by playing a hard game at end in the 1946 season when he snared his letter. 70 HUGO PAL ADI NO Hugo made the grade for his major letter as a hard-hitting tarkle on the grid team in the season of 1916. EDWARD MADERA “Ed” gained his “B” in 1946 playing renter on the “Blue eleven”. He vs a� a valuable man on the squad, playing the full forty-eight min- utes in most of the games. WILLIAM ROSE “Bill” started his rollertion of letters in his Junior year when he won three “B’ . one each for track, football and basketball, of which he was captain. In his Senior year he repeated his performance by taking three more. It was in his last year of track that he broke the city javelin record. DON STEVENSON “Steve received his first letter in track in his Sophomore year and added another in his Jun- ior year. A stalwart guard on the Blue eleven, he won two more letters in his Junior and Sen- ior years. RALPH NIC ASTRO “Nick received his two letters in 45 and ’46 for his work on the gridiron. He was all-state tarkle in 1945 on the “Big Blue’s” city-cham- pionship team. He proved himself a valuable man by repeating his good work in the '46 season. FRANK CUBELLIS Frank, a veteran of the U. S. Navy, returned to Barringer in time to rapture hi letter h taking the city Low Hurdle Championship dur- ing the 1916 Irark season. HAROLD McCORMICK “Mar entered into the athletic spotlight in his Freshman year by walking away with the city Junior Pole Vault Championship, a gold medal and his letter. Due to injurie , he was unable to continue his rigorous schedule. FRANK ANGELACCI Frank concentrated his sports interest on the baseball field and was rewarded with two let- ters. one for his work in the season of 1915 and the other for the ’16 season. DONALD PETRONELLA “Don” holds three letters, all for track, which he received in his last three years. Thus he proved himself a fleet-footed athlete on “the cinders”. MARTIN PIRONE Martv” became a letter man in his Junior term as an outfielder for the baseball team. He followed the next year with another “B”. this lime using hi� talents as a pitcher. 72 Sorial Committee. Ballroom Dancing. French Honor. Spanish Conversation. Sci- ence Club. P.T.S.A.. Feature. Board. Acropolis. Physic Lab. Assistant. IB Skit Com- mittee. B” Girl. National Honor. MARIE ALFANO September 29 145 Seventh Avenue Spanish Honor. Italian Hon- or. Sale� Board. DAVID ALTSHULER April 18 Dave 500 Clifton Avenue Spanish Honor. Science Club. Sale Board. Student Coun- cil. SADIE ANDERSON March 10 Rig Mama 26 High Street Science Club. Home Eco- nomics Club. Root, and Sad- dle . FRANK ANGELACCI May 16 Duke 250 Clifton Avenue Baseball. Basketball Team. Home Room Chairman. FELICE BARONE June 1 Gondy 25 Summer Avenue Latin Honor. Spanish Honor. Science Club. Student Coun- cil. FRANCES BARONE February 22 Fran 442 Orange Street Boot and Saddles. Science Club. Student Council. Psy- chology Club, Library Staff. Secretarial Board. Art Board. B Executive Committee. Vice-President French Hon- or. President Red Cro , Latin Honor. National Hon- or. RALPH BARRA July 21 65 Park Avenue Boys’ Leader . Italian Hon- or. Art Club. CAROLINE E. BARRETT March 1 Carol 193 North Eleventh Street Latin Honor. French Honor. Science Club. Ballroom Dancing. Baseball. Social Committee. BARBARA V. BASS May 9 Bobbie 57 Boston Street Science Club. Spanish Hon- or. Statistic Board. Secre- tary. Red Cro . NORMA BERGAMO May IS 697 Mount Prospect Ave. IB Dance Committee. Social Committee. Latin Honor. Graduate Note Board, Fea- tures. Science Club. IB Ex- ecutive Committee. Treasur- er Italian Honor. National Honor. NORMA BIUNNO January 18 Chubby 323 North Eleventh Street National Honor, Offiice Staff. Bookroom Staff. Service Club. Spanish Honor. Span- ish Conversation. Visual Aid . Srienre Club, P.T.S.A., Bowling B Girl . Hockey. Photography, Feature . 4B Skit Committee. Acropolis Ballroom Dancing. Italian Honor. PALMA BOLCATO September 19 Pete 62 Winlhrop Street Science Club. MARY BOURDON July 16 27 Tiffany Bouleard EDWARD M. BRANDO September 19 Kilroy 55 Hartford Street Student Council. Baseball. Football, Intcrmural Basket- ball Referee. MILDRED BROWN March 17 Millv 131 Oraton Street House and Ground . BARBARA BERRY May 9 Bab 13 Burnett Street French Honor. Dramatic Club. 4B-4A Secretary. JENNIE BIMBO February 6 Jrn 139 Park Avenue Service Club. Ballroom Dancing. Science Club. As- sembly. MITCHELL BUTLER October 28 Mitch 597 North Third Street INKS COLDEBELLA February 4 2 Greenwood Lake Street Cross Country, Science Club. Homeroom Chairman. TERISITA E. CAPPEL December 8 Sita 138 Clifton Avenue Editor Acropolis, Co-Editor Yearbook, National Honor, French Honor, Italian Hon- or, Social Committee. Libra- ry Staff. Office Staff. Home Room Chairman. 4H Skit Committee, Hand. Orche tra. P.T.S.A., Science Club. Boot� and Saddle . Ballroom Dane- in . CHRISTINE CARELL November 30 Chris 30 State Street Science Club, Ballroom Dancing. Art Board. GUS CARLUCCI October 25 Libby 87 Broadway French Honor. Student Coun- cil. War Stamp Committee. Italian Honor, National Hon- or. Chairman Guidance Of- fice of Student Council. Chairman Adv. Board. LOUIS CARSILLO January 1 Chee-Chee 597 North Eleventh Street MARGARET CARUSO December 9 Marge 205 Eighth Avenue Social Committee. Spanish Honor. Office Staff. Field Hockey. Jr. Red Crow. Year- book Staff. Secretary French Honor. Latin Honor. Acro- polis. MARY CARUSO March 6 Carew 255 Montclair Avenue Italian Honor. Spanish Hon- or. Ballroom Dancing. House and Ground Committee. ELAINE CENTANNI March 7 E 27 Clay Street Science Club. Ballroom Dancing. CASTRESE CIACCIARELLI February 11 Gu� 259 Berkely Avenue Boy� leader� Club. Dance Committee. Intermural Bas- ketball. JOSEPH CICCONE June S Joe 217 Sixth Avenue Track, Science Club. Varsity Football. Intermural Basket- ball. Vice-President Home Room. “B Man. STANLEY CILETTI October 30 Cilet 388 Clifton Avenue Science Club. Art Board of Yearbook. Latin Honor. Italian Honor. Student Council Represent- ative. Jr. Red Cross. Science Club. Secretarial Board of Yearbook and Acroplis. Art Board. 4B-4A Dance Com- mittee. Decoration. PAULINE COLELLO March 22 Paula 728 North Eighth Street Boots and Saddle. Spanish Honor. Italian Honor. Office Staff. Personnel Board. Sec- retarial Board of Acropli . HARRIET COLLIER November 2 Harri 40 Wilsey Street Art Club. Service Club. Psy- chology Club. MARY L. COTTON September 20 Runny 181 Janes Street Spanish Honor. EILEEN COVENEY August 3 Lee 103 Myrtle Street Office Staff, Science Club. Statistics Board. Bools and Saddle. MARTIN C. CRANDELL July 19 Squinty 9 Broad Street 4B-4A President. Captain Track Team, Home Room Chairman. War Stamps Rep- resentative. Yearbook Ath- letic Board. House and Ground� . Varsity Football. Senior Basketball. A G N O M E N S 74 PRUDENCE S. DAVIS February IS Prue 32 South Pine Lane Science Club, Home Eco- nomic Club. Spanish Honor. Bowling Club. Art Board. House and Grounds, “B Girl. TERRY DE DEO October 2 Ter S6 Stale Street Science Club, Ballroom Dancing, Home Economir Club. Student Council Rep- resentative, Statistics Board. Italian Honor. RALPH DEL NEGRO May 21 401 Third Avenue Science Club. Executive Committee. BENJAMIN DE LORENZO January 3 Big Ben 141 Clifton Avenue Boy’s Leader . Bowling Club. Science Club, Home Room Pre� ident. 4B Executive Committee. JOSEPH DEL Tl'FO January 1 Del 60 Park Avenue Boy’s Leaders. Science Club. ROSE B. FARRELL January 13 480 North Ninth Street Science Club, Boots and Sad- dle, Social Committee Bar- ringer Bee’s, Vice-President Red Cross. MARY FERRY April 13 Wren 59 Ligham St, Belleville Science Club, Ballroom Dancing, P.T.S.A, 4B Skit Committee, Spanish Honor, Spanish Conversation. Office Staff, Boots and Saddle. “B” Girl. Hockey. Personell. ELIZABETH GAVIN October 11 Li 86 Second Avenue Science Club. Photography- Board. DONALD GUERIN Don Serving Armed Force . RAYMOND GIANSANTI February 27 Bobby- 769 North Sixth Street Art Club. Band. Orchestra. LOUIS GIORDANO September 20 Lou 653 North Seventh Street FRANK Cl BELLIS December 21 Cue Ball 492 North Eleventh Street Track Team. Boy’s Leader . Science Club, Intermural Basketball, Home Room Sec- retary, 4B Dance Committee. ••B Man. JOSEPH D’ALLEGRO February 19 Joe 299 North Eleventh Street Italian Honor, Science Club. Student Council. ELIZABETH DANTON March 30 Lis 393 North 6lh Street Science Club, Ballroom Dancing, Boots and Saddle. Art Board. ANTHONY J. DAVANZIO April 6 Tony 1S5 Clifton Avenue National Honor, Spanish Honor, Psychology Club. Vice - President Student Council, Co-Editor of Acro- polis, Co-Editor of Year- book, Captain of House and Grounds, Vice-President of Science Club. P.T.S.A, Ball- room Dancing. SUZANNAH S. Cl BBAGE September 6 Sue 81 Passaic Street National Honor, Latin Hon- or. Boots and Saddle. P.T. S.A, Science Club. Ballroom Dancing. Barringer Bee’s, Band. Orchestra. 4B-4A Skit Committee, French Honor. Chairman Features Board. e . VICTOR A. CONNELLI November 17 Vic 391 North Eleventh Street Science Club, Cross Coun- try, Basketball. Minor B in Track. GEORGE GREGORY July 8 Jack 35 Wainwright Street Mixed Choru� CARL GL ARINO January 27 Champ 22 Rowland Street Science Club. DONALD GUERIN INEZ D. GULL A April 25 Bright Eye 330 North Thirteenth St. Spanish Honor. Spanish Con- versation. Student Council. Science Club. National Hon- or, Ballroom Dancing. Acro- polis Secretarial and Busi- ness Board. Office Staff. B Girl, Social Committee, Pres- ident Psychology. Club. Business Board. 4B Dance Committee. EVELYN HALL August 18 Evie 45 Chestnut Avenue Service Club. Dramatic Club. Spanish Honor. Glee Club. BERNARD HELFIN November 1 Barnyard 97 Broad Street Science Club. Aftermath Club. French Honor, Year- book Staff, Track Team. JOYCE JOLLIMORE April 23 Joll 192 North Eleventh Street LOTTE HEUMAN October 3 Human 321 Park Avenue Social Committee. President National Honor. P.T.S.A.. IB Skit Committee, Office Staff. Library Staff, Spanish Honor. Spanish Conversation. Co- Chairman Newshoard. Chair- man Personnel Board. BARBARA HOPP January 27 Bobbie 440 Orange Street President French Honor. Acropolis Reporter, Psychol- ogy Club. Science Club. Dra- matic Club, Student Council, Social Committee, Secretary Latin Honor. ELLEN HRONES March 5 El 238 Broadway Social Committee, Yearbook, Science Club. Mixed Chorus, IB Skit Committee. Ball- room Dancing. Psychology Club. Basketball. Secretary Student Council, B Girl, As- sistant Chairman War Stamp Committee, National Honor. Secretary National Honor. Yearbook Staff. Social Com- mittee. Library Staff. Office Staff. B Girl, President French Honor. Secretary Spanish Honor. Co-Chairman Newshoard. AUDREY JONES (WEBBER) 328 Park Avenue Latin Honor, Science Club. CALVIN JUDSON September 3 Count 400 Fifth Street Science Club. Band, Orches- tra. HELEN JUVELIS January 4 Stretch 900 Lake Street Spanish Honor. Psychology Club. Red Cross. House and Ground� . PETER KEHAYES March 18 Pete 200 North Sixth Street Science Club, Social Studies Forum. WILLIAM KELSO May 19 Bill 691 Mount Prospect Avenue Football, Science Club, Track, Letterman. B I R T H D A. Y S GEORGE KEVL1N GEORGE JANNICELLI February 16 Janny 211 Ridge Street January 7 Kev 89 Montclair Avenue Science Club. Intermural Basketball, Student Council. 76 Chairman Art Board. 4B Skit Committee, IB Danre Committee, Chairman IB Publicity Board. N I C K N A M E S HELEN KLEINER September 18 Klunk 128 Broad Street Science Club. Social Com- mittee. Bov.line Club. Stu- dent Council Yearbook Staff, Basketball. Spanish Honor. LAWRENCE KRAV1TZ September 17 Larry 786 Ridge Street Minor B for Track, Mixed Chorus Pin Award. RALPH LA MONICA February 4 Any 142 James Street Cheerleaders, Service Club, Aftermath Club. 4B Execu- tive Committee. Student Council, Homeroom Chair- man, Y'earbook Staff. FLORENCE LAROIERE February 6 Flo 64 North Tenth Street Library Staff, Service Club Award, Visual Aid. ROBERT F. LEAKE April 20 Senator Y'ap-Yup 38 College Place Dramatic Club. Science Club. Rifle Club, Visual Aid Corps, Psychology Club. NORMA LEGREID February 9 758 Parker Street Student Council. Science Club. Barringer Bee’s. As- sembly Committee B Girl, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, A ('appella. Feature Board. BARBARA LEWIS 274 North Seventh Street Statistics Board, Cheerlead- er . Acropolis, Barringer Bee � . Glee Club. A Cap- pella. Library Staff. Ball- room Dancing. RUTH MADDEN May 20 Ruthie 194 North Sixth Street President Latin Honor, Sec- retary • Treasurer French Honor, National Honor. Chairman Statistics Board, Home Room Secretary, Home Room Chairman. Glee Club. Science Club. Advertising Board. EDWARD MADERA January 2 Big Ed Mader 265 Sixth Avenue Football. Student Council, War Stump Agent. DANIEL MAIELLA December 2 Dan 182 Parker Street Ba ehall Manager. 77 ANTOINETTE MAIORINO June 13 Ann 89 Seventh Avenue Science Club. Graduate Note , Feature� Board. Ital- ian Honor, National Honor, Student Council, Latin Hon- or. Vice-President. IB. 4A Class. VICTOR MALANGA October 17 Vie 163 Clifton Avenue Science Club. PATRICIA MARKS 151 North Ninth Street March 23 Pat Science Club JOSEPH MAULANO December 2 Joe 210 North Tenth Street Italian Honor. Bov’� Leader. CHARLES P. McCORMICK March 3 Pete 830 Parker Street Cheerleader . Student Coun- cil. Social Committee, Bo ’ Leader . HAROLD McCORMICK January 1 Mac 830 Parker Street Track Team. 4B. 4A Basket- ball. All Star Basketball. Science Club, Home Room Chairman, Acropolis Agent. Home Room Basketball. IB- 4A Treasurer. THOMAS McGOVERN March 29 Tom 41 Humboldt Street Social Studies (dub. Science Club. Business Board of Y'earbook. FRANCIS R. MEDLEY February 7 Frankie CHARLES L. PIERCE April 27 Charlie 43 Ogden Street Veteran. 63 Delavan Avenue Service Club. Spanish lion or, B Girl. Secretary Board of Acropoli� , and Yearbook, Science Club. Red Crow, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus Spiritual Choir, Acapola. ALBERT MONTIN I June 5 A1 69 Tiffany Boulevard Science Club. DOLORES MOORE September 21 Moe 100 Wiltey Street Service Club. Mixed Choru . A Capella, Spiritual. Choir. Glee Club. Science Club. JOAN A. MURPHY Auguit 12 Jam 323 Park Avenue Editor of Yearbook. Co-Edi- tor of Acropolit, Latin Hon- or, Vice-President Spanish Honor, Office Staff, Social Committee. IB Skit Commit- tee. Student Council, B Girl. Ball Room Dancing. CHARLES MISGRAVE August 5 Charlie 3 North Eleventh Street Science Club. DANTE NARDONE 65 Kearny Street April 16 Smiley Science Club. Home Room Chairman. Student Council. House and Ground� . RALPH NICASTRO February 7 Yaloo 4 Drift Street Football. Hugo Paladino October 30 Hug 62 High Street Vanity Football. National Honor. Spanish Honor, Stu- dent Council. Science Club. Home Room Chairman. ANGELO PALERMO November 16 Paler 147 Fint Street Baseball Manager. LEO PAPALEO December IS Pap 192 Broadway French Honor. Track, Pho- tography Board. Student Council. DONALD M. PETRONELLA September 27 Peppy 380 North Eleventh Street Science Club. Bowling. Bas- ketball. Indoor Track. Cro � Country. House and Grounds. “B Man. MARTIN A. PIRONE 266 Parker Street July 1 Martino Acropolis Agent. Red Cro � . Student Council, House and Grounds, Baseball, “B Man. DOROTHY M. POLLOCK March 21 Red 317 Clifton Avenue Home Room Reporter. Sci- ence Club. Jr. Red Cro � , War Stamp Committee. Sta- tistic Board. Student Coun- cil. EVELYN B. PORTER July 23 Evie 406 North Sixth Street Personnel Board. CARMELA PL'ZO February 13 Mil 68 Mount Prospect Avenue French Honor, P� ychology Club. Social Committee Fea- ture Board. Statistic Board, Basketball, Acropoli Agent, Science Club, Hockey. Lang- uage Art Club, Current Problem Club. JANET QUIGLEY October 31 Igley-Q 3 Hawthorne Lane Captain Cheerleader . Boot and Saddle . Spanish Honor. Acropoli . Social Committee Ballroom Dancing. Co-Chair- man Advertising Board. Sci- ence Club. MARTHA QUINN April 17 Red 427 Third Avenue A C T I Vice-President National Hon- or. Spanish Honor. Spanish Conversation. Office Staff, Library Staff, Social Commit- tee. 4B Skit Committee. Co- Chairman Secretarial Board. Features Board. Student Council. SUZANNE RAM BO June IS Susie 801 Parker Street Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Sales Board. Barrinicer Bees. NANCY RICCIARDI May 21 Skeesixs LILLIAN ROSSILLI November 9 Sil 24V4 Webster Street Spanish Honor. Science Club. Box ling Club. Ball- room Dancing. Vice-Presi- dent Dramatic Club. MICHAEL P. SANTORO April IS Mickey Sans 249 Ridge Street Football, Fencing, Home Room Chairman. Acropolis Reporter. V I T 304 North Seventh Street Boh ling Club, Ballroom Dancing. Barringer Bees, Science Club. Home Eco- nomics Club. Statistics Board. Photography Board, B Girl. Co-Chairman Graduate Notes Board. CHARLES ROBERTIELLO PHYLLIS SARCONE September 9 Phil 15 Webster Street Science Club. French Honor. Service Club. Language Arts Club, Current Problems Club. I E S November 3 Chasie 348 South Pine Lane Fencing Club. Aftermath Club. French Honor, Praetor Latin Honor. Lieutenant Boy � Leaders. Student Coun- cil, Science Club. House and Grounds, Athletic Club. ARTHUR WILLIAM ROSE December 16 Bill 192 Elwood Avenue Football. Basketball. Track. Science Club. Acropolis. Ath- letic Board. MARY T. SMECELSKI January 1 Marne 18 Triton Terrace Science Club, Glee Club. Social Committee Jr. Red Cross. ANNE SOMMERS February 3 Sunny 319 Second Avenue Spanish Honor. Science Club. Business Board, Photography Board. Ballroom Dancing. Boot� and Saddle. Physics Lab Assistant. IB Skit Com- mittee, 'B Girl. 79 ANGELA SORGE March 22 Ang 329 Second Avenue Science Club. Ballroom Dancing. “B Girl, Lab As- sistant. Boots and Saddle. MICHAEL SORIANO December 4 Mike 3S1 North Eleventh Street Band. Orchestra. Science Club. Blue Jackets. Minor B in Band. DONALD STEENBURGH February 13 Don 89S Lake Street Science Club. Rifle Club. Psychology Club. Business Board, Photography Board. Acropolis. Red Cross. Cheer- leader. Track, Captain Boy’� Leaders, 4B-4A Executive Committee, Cross Country, House and Crounds. GUIDO TANGO October 29 Rhumba 33S Clifton Avenue Boy’s Leaders, Baseball Man- ager. JOSEPHINE TRIBELLI March 18 Joan 49 Clifton Avenue PATRICIA TURNER March 17 Pat 634 Eighth Street National Honor, Treasurer Spanish Honor, Secretary- Treasurer French Honor, So- cial Committee. Office Staff. Science Club. Library Staff, Bowling. Service Club. Per- sonnel Board. “B” Girl, Chairman of Secretarial Board of Yearbook and Acro- polis, P.T.S.A. Boot� and Saddle, Ballroom Dancing. « 1 c f fcr ' V i ’ k� s r GERALDINE M. STEFANELU March IS Gerry 584 North Eleventh Street Science Club. Social Com- mittee. Student Council. Red Cro� s, 4B-4A Executive Com- mittee. Home Room Secre- tary. Photography Board. B Girl. Home Room Reporter. ELIZABETH STELKER December 5 Betty 180 Verona Avenue Band Letter. Bowling. Bas- ketball. Baseball. Art Board. Athletic Board. ANTHONY URBANO March IS Ant 66S North Eighth Street Lieutenant of Boy� ' Leader Club. President of Science Club. President of Italian Honor Society. Vice-Pre� i- dent of Psychology Club. Chairman of Yearbook Pho- tography Board. 4B Dance Committee. DONALD STEVENSON August 21 Steve Science Club. Football. Track. NATALINA L. STROLLO December 25 Candy 421 North Eeventh Street Science Club. Glee Club. Spanish Honor. Ballroom Dancing. Jr. Red Cross, Acropolis. MARY K. STROUD August 23 Mamie 40 Broad Street Social Committee. Science Club. Co-Chairman Gradu- ate Notes Board. Glee Club. Ballroom Dancing. ALFONSE J. STRUMOLO February 17 Fon� e 52 Stone Street P.TS.A. Acropolis Agent. Band. Orchestra. Basketball. Minor and Major B% in Band. Blue Jacket Letter. JOSEPHINE VALENTINO April 21 Jo-Jo 18 John Street Science Club. Italian Honor Society. GLORIA VALENZA March 26 Clor 215 North 6th Street Science Club. Boot and Sad- dle Club, Statistic� Board. Spanish Honor Society. Sec- retarial Board. Girl� ’ Bowl- ing Club. Ballroom Dancing. JOSEPHINE VINCIQUERRA March 2 Jo 237 First Avenue President of Girl� ' Service Club. National Honor Socie- ty. Spanish Honor Society, Executive Committee.- Ital- ian Honor Society, Student Council, Band. Acropoli� Award, Yearbook, Feature� , Chairman Sale� , Guidance Office Staff. Assembly Com- mittee. Ballroom Dancing. Bee Girl. 80 HOWARD WECHSLER October 11 Howard 65 4th Avenue Science Club. BETTY WHITE March 20 Larrie 98 WiUey Street Office Staff. Science Club. Vice-President of Dramatics. Club. Service Club. Girls Basketball Club. Glee Club. Spiritual Choir. Red Cross. Statistic� Board. VIVIAN WHITE January 26 Red 180 Orange Street Glee Club, Science Club. Personnel Board. Nur� e t Office Staff. CHARLOTTE WILBUR February 1 “Wilbur” 92 Broad Street Yearbook Staff. House and Ground� . Social Committee, Science Club. Mixed Chorus. Spanish Conversation. “B” Girl. MARY WILLIAMS November 15 Doll 177 Newark Street Spiritual Choir, Glee Club. Service Club. Statistic Board. Student Council, Sec- retary of Homeroom. THERESA ZANGARI September 13 Terry- 148 Mount Pro� pert Avenue Girl� Service Club. House and Ground Committee. So- cial Committee. HAROLD ZINNES April 17 Hal 301 Broad Street Science Club. Spanish Honor Society, Student Council. House and Ground� Commit- tee. Business Board. P H O T O S And all shall dwell In friendship as they heretofore have dwelt And there shall be prosperity and peace. —Odyssey Bk. 24 81 A S Cleaner Furrier� Abajian, Fran Abbo� � o. Annelle Marie Adam, Bill Adam� , Faye Adam , W ynne Ade� � o, Loi� Afflitto, Diana A Friend “A Friend Agresti, Bobby Aguilar, George Aiello, Mike A it ken. Bell y Ailken. Louise Mr. and Mr . Akin Mi� � Elixa Akin� Mr. Waller Akin� Albright. Evelyn Auli� e Alcorn. Wilbert Alden,Janie Alercio, Anthony Alexeco, Red Alfano, Anne Alfano, Bill AKano, Clorinda Alfano. Ferdinand Alfano. Fred Alfano. Gerard Alfano, Marie Alfano, Michael Mr. Charle� Allen Alley, Clifford Allocca, Gloria Altshuler, David Ameo. Anthony Amiano, Fred Mr. Ammarell Ander� en, Eleanor Anderson, Marian Andriaccio, Sara Angrlaeei. Lena Angie and Paul Mr. and Mr� . Mi m. Animer ala Ann and Joe Anne and Johnny Aguanno, Thoma Mr. Argand Mr� . Argand Argenlieri. Michael A. Jr. Armstrong, Joan Armtwooa, Bill Arii� . Emma A� mur� in, Johnny Asselmeryer. Charle� Alkin, Joan Avery, Barbara Avolio, Loui� Babe Baby Anita Bagnall. Arnold Baimr. Carolyn Baldacrini, Franci� Baldwin, Joan Baldwin. Richard Mr . Barone Mr. Barone Barone, Fran Barone. Frank Jr. Barone. Helen Barone. Robert Barone, Rooemarie Barra. Ralph Barrasto. Lucille Barrel!, Carol Bartncr. Marly Banocci, John Bale . Edith Baller� on. Allan Baudo. Natalie Bebe and Joe Mr. and Mr� . Bei� lie. Harry Bela � co, France� Bel Falco. Mario Mr. and Mr� . Bel Falco Bell. Fanny Bell, Henry Mi� � Bell, Katherine E. Beilina. Mena Bellomo, J. Beloit i. Marie Benedilo. Nathalie Mr� . Brrard Berherian. Mariam Mr. Bergamo Mr . Bergamo Bergamo, Gabe Bergamo, Norma Berry, Barbara A. Ben� , David Bia� e, Rae Bien, Anna Bien. Martha Big Mike Bilhy. Jean Billy and Dee Bimbo. Edward Bimbo, Jean Bimbo. Jennie Bimbo. Joseph Bimbo. Margaret Birkhead. Blanche Mr. and Mr� . Biunno. J.M. Biunno,Joe Mr� . Biunno, Lucy Biunno, Norma Mr. Biunno. Patty F. Biunno. Robert P. Biunno. William Black. George Blaklev. Jean Bloomfield Twirler� Blount. Erne� tinc Bobbie and Don Bobby and Gerri Bobbie and Larry Mi � Bollinger. Jacqueline Mr� . Bollinger, Robert Bongo. Joyce Mr� . Booker. Robert W. Mr. and Mr . Booth Bove, Vivian Bourdon. Mary Bowen, Helen Bower� , Virginia Patricia Ann Bowle� , Loi� Br.ic kow ki. Kaxma Brando, Edw . Ilre� � an. Renato Brettle, Ruth S. Brewster, Janet Britcio. Jo� rph Briscia. Tony Brown. Clifford Brown, Goldie Brown, Stan Bruno. Helen Bruno, Marie Bruzxano. Dominick Bruzxano, Gennaro Buccino, Franklyn Burrino, Marie Buccino. Nettie Bucco. Marietta Buchanan. Henry Buono, Loui� Burne . Tommie Burrell. Jack Burt. Wilbur L. Butler, Mitchell Button. Note Jr. Button. Note Sr. By er� . Mattie Lou Byrd. June Mr� . Cabrelli. Andrew Cabrelli. Ann Marie Cabrelli. Bernice Cabrelli, Emil Cabrelli, Frank Cabrelli, Lawranre Jr. Cabrelli, I.awrance Sr. Cabrelli. Mary Cabrelli, Minnie Cabrelli. Ro� e Cacciarelli, Joan A. Calabre� e. Christie Mr� . Calabro, A. Caletta. Joan Mr. and Mr . Calobrete, J. Caltagirone, Theodore C. Calvani, Al Carapa. Pep Cancillieri. John Cancillieri. Lucy Cangeloti. Geruldinu Cannella, Josephine Mr. and Mr� . Cannelle Camilla, Antoinette Capo. Jean Mr� . Cappel, F. Mr. Cappel. F. Caprio. Anthony Caprio, Bro� . Caprio, Ella Caprio, Vinnie Caprio, Rocco Carbone. Palma Carell. Charles Carell. Tillie Mr� . Carleu. Eleanor Carlton, Phil Carlurri, Daniel Carlucci’t, The Five Carluccie, Gut Carr. Lincoln Carrcll, Chris Carrione, Celeste Caruso. Ralph Caruto. Margaret Caruso, Mary Caru� o. Mildred Ca� a l.e, Nirk Case, Mildred Castanga. Jean Mr. and Mr� . Ca� tellano. Angelo Castellano. Anna Castellano, Bruno Ca� tellano. Marie Castellurrio. Mildred Castellurrio, Ralph Catalfamo, Connie Cavale, Raymond Cavallaro, Cavvy Celentano, Robert Celia. Joseph Centanni. Elaine Cerami. Antonia (iere� , Frank Cervatio. Rocco Cesareo, Marie Cetrulo, Hortense Celrulo, Jo-eph Chadurick. Corrie Cbesner, Jack Clievian, Mark Chiappine, Loretta Chinkie and Evelyn Cholotki, Josephine Christman. Edward Ciaeriarella, Gut Ciurdi. Frank Cicalese. Vincent A. Cierolini, Dolore� Ciccolini, Joe Ciecone, Carmel Ciccone, Joe Ciecone, Paul Ciccone, Tom Ciletti, Joan Cilli, Celeste Cipolletti, Lillian Mr� . Cipolletti, V. Clark, Ellen (demand. Igor C Major Cocrhiarella, Lydia Cochiarella, Joe Cohen, Peggy Cohen. Shirley Colatrclla, Marie Cole, Marion Mr. and Mr . Colello. A. Colello, Dont Colello. Pauline Colello, Ro� ina Mr. and Mr . Colello Mr. and Mr� . Colila. M. Collier, Harriette. A. Mr. and Mr� . Collin� . W. Colucci. Daniel Conforti, Gloria Conforti, Millie Conforti, Rico Conforti, Tony Connie and Anthony Connie and Dolori Cook. Bill Cookie Mr . Coon, E. Cooper. Ailrne Cooper, Catherine Coppage. Edith Coppoek, Dorothea Coppola. Eleanor Coppolla. Norma Corbett, Richard Janie� Cordasco. Anthony Corlio, Norma Corcia, Pal Cortete, Anthony Coriddi, Natalie Corwin, Audrey Cosgrove, Mary Coveney. Eileen Mr. and Mr� . Coveney Coviello, Mae Mr. Crudeli, Chester Mr . Crawford. E. Mr. Crawford, E. Croce, Terry Crosby. Shirley Crummy, Andrew Cubbage. Sue Cubellis Frank Mr. Curria, G. Mr� . Cuccia, A. Cullen, James ('ullig.ni. Jane Mr. and Mr� . Cuorro, Frank Cuoxxo, Susan ne Cuppari. Heraldina Curley. Ruth D’Addona, Antoinette D Ale� � andro. Marie D’Ale� � io. Jeanne D’Allegro. Joe 82 ®7S9.S� OTlJgRJSSS D’Allegro, Rae D’Allc� � io, Stanley D'Amico, Eleanor D Andrea, John Dante, Terry Danton, Elizabeth D’Anton. Joan Davanzio, Anthony Davi� , Betty Davi� , Charlotte Davi� , Joan Davi� , Rita Davi� , Yvonne Davit!, Jimmy Danzier, Charles Dazier. Sarah De Belli� , Anthony De Belli� . Christine De Belli� , Eleanore De Bernardo. Marie De Carlo. Phil Mr� . De Catherine.Angeia De Catherine. Roy De Cro� e, Ralph De Deo. Terry De Ealro, Marie De Filippi� . Amiri De Filippi� . Robert De Gra� � e, Shirley De John, Mary De John, Thoma� Del Bagno, John Delbasco, Carol l)elba� co. Dorothy E. Del Guercio, Angelo Mi� � D’Elia, Columbia Delikat, Marie Delluguzzo, Frank Mr. and Mr� . Del.Natale, L. Del Negro. Alphon� e Del Negro. Carmel Del Negro. Dolore� Del Negro, Marx Mr� . Del Negro. C. Del Negro, Ralph De Lorenzo, Ben Del Tufo. Joe Mr� . Del Tufo, Mary De Maio, Stephen De Murco, Lenoard De Marco, Loui� De Mayo, Catherine De May o, Lou De Meo, Antonelte M. De Meo, Dolore� De Meo, Florence De Nicola, Nicolelta Deo. Gregg De Palma, Charle De Palma, Charlotte De Palma, Fay Dermody, Bob Dermodv, Pat De Rogati� . Donald De Rogali� . Johanna Mr. and Mr� . De Rogali� De Rose, Anne Marie De Sarno, Peter Dc� imone. Ame De«imone. Annette Desimone, Patrick De Stefano, Catherine Dever . Alice De Vincenzo, Johnny Mr. and Mr� . De Vincenzo De Vito. Bil De Vito, Bob De Vito, Charles De Vito, Eleanor De Vito, John Jr. De Vivo, Lou Di Agorlino. Anita Di Blati, Jennie Dirk� on, Marilyn Di Domenico. John Di Fabrizio, Clara Di Fonzo. Leo Mr. and Mr� . Di Fonzo. P. Di Geronimo, Nilla Digori, Yolanda Mr� . Dill. Josephina L. Di Michele, Gerry Diorio, Joe Diorio, Sylvia Docker. Dotty Do Do Do� � o, Phil Doug and Joan Draghi. Edv«ard Driscoll, D. Du Belli� , Vinnie Du Boi� . Oruel Dunlin. Waller, J. Eileen and Joe Engdram, Virginia Ermo. Olga Eunrard, Margaret Mr� . Everall. Eva F. Fabian. Anne Mr. and Mr� . Falbrecht, V. Falcone, Joan Faliveno, Rote Farina. Aldo Farrell. John J. Jr. Faltarukso, Eleanore FaltarUkso. John Mr. and Mr� . Fatlarusso, P. Fattarusso, Theresa Fay and Dooch Fedele. Barbara Feldman. Selma “Orange Ferry, Mary Mr� . Ferry Mr. Ferry Field. Jeanette Field� , June Finelli. Muriel Fiore, Michael V. Flagg. Helen Foley, Graycc A. Foltzer, William Mr. and Mr� . Ford, Cyru Ford. Mildred Forgione. Joan Forner, Bert Fortune. Bob Mi� � Fortune Foster, Joan Freda. Bobby Freda. Norma Frenchie Frey. R.N., Augusta B. Friend Fromm. Egon Mr. Frurhtman Frulano, Anthony Galie. Evelyn Garner, Fradley Garruto. Marie Gatkint, Ray Gaskin� , Robert Gauldin. John Gauldin, Viola Gavin. Betty Mr� . Gavin, L. Mr. Gavin, R. Geirk, Frank Genevuno. Mike Mr� . George, Marie George, Ro� e Marie George. Steve Gerardo, Yolanda Gesualdo. Gloria Giampietro, Michael Giampietro. Ralph Gianchino. I.oraine Giantanli, Anthony Pfc. Mr. and Mr . Giantanli, Mike Gibton, Mary Giordano,Jake Giordano. Margaret Giordano. Rose Giuliano. Clare Gloria and Harold “Gondy Conelly, Elaine Gonnella. Angie Gonnelli, Elaine Mr. and Mrs. Gonnelli, V. Gonnelli, Elaine Gonnelli, Victor Goosie and Joe Crasso, Joe Crasso. Nirolina Greco, Alfred Greco, James Greco. Loretta Greenberg. Leonard Greene. Caroline S. Greene, Mildred C. Gregory , Draper B. Grilfin, Pauline Griffiths, Joan Griggs, B. Gleaton, William H. Groel. Harold Guarino. Jeanette Guarino, RoseMarie Guelpa. Otrar Gulla. Catherine Gulla, Inez Mrs. Gulla, Rafaclla Mr. and Mrs. Gulla. C. V. Cullo. Ralph Gurnari, Arthur Mr. and Mr . Gurnari. Mr. Hagaman. Robert J. Hall, Evelyn Hanna, Jimmy Hargrave, Carl Harri . Elh.il P. Harris Ken Hartman. F. S. Hart .field, Leonora Hawkins, Jeanette Hayes Gertrude Hayes Ornanda E. Haves Rosetta Helfin, Bernard Hermann. Harold G. Hermo, Ray Ray Hcrnert. Elsie Mr. and Mr . Herrmann Mr . Hcuman. Joseph Mr. Heuman, Joseph Heuman. Lotte Heuman, Ralph Hicks, Catherine Higgins Jimmy Hilbert. Ruth Hill. Evelyn Hill. Gladys Hill. Juanita Hip and Villane Hirschfeld, Sherman Hite. HaUey Hogenbuk. Roberta Holme . Erline M. Holmes, Kir bard Holmes William B. Hopman, Selma Hopp, Carl Hornlen, Freda Ho� ie, Mae Howard. Berkeley Howard, Mary Hoxey, Olander Hrones Ellen Hrones Jimmy Huelier, Dorothy Huxster, Virginia Mr. and Mr� , lacobelli lannuzzi, Madeline lappolo, Rudy lellimo, Anna lellimo, Loretta Ilaria, Angela Ilaria, Phil Infanti, Josephine Ippolito. Thomas Jackson, Brenda Jackson. Mary Mr. and Mr� . Jaconetta, A. Juronetta. Geraldine Mr. Jaconetta, Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Jaconetta, S. James and Mary James Daphne Jamieton. Florence Janet and Mommy Jannicelii. George Janny Jckan� ki. John Jencarelli. Mildred Jenkins, Thomas Miss Jenkins Willizell Jerry and Junior Jim and Florence Joan and Eddie Joe and Anita Johns Barbara John� , Harry Johnson Googao Mr . Johnson, Mamie John� on, Pat Jollimore. Joyce Mr . Jone . Annie Jones Bette Jones, Carl Jones Evelyn Jones, Margaret Jones, Miton Jones Ruth Jordan, Terry Julia and Nirkie Julian. Marianne Julion. Rose Just Bob Juvelis Helen Kagan, Jeannette Kahler. Margaret Mr. Kahn Kaiser, Kathryn Kaminsky. Bernard Kaplan, Ruth Mr. Kaplonski Karlik. Susan Kay and Bob Keegan.Jack Mr. and Mr� . Kehaye Kehaves Peter Kelso. Hill Mr. und Mr� . Krl� o Kevlin, George Kiederlin. Janet K. Killingsworth. Eloise 83 “KILROY Kimbel, Yvonne Kirk. Evel n Kleiner. Norma Knapp. Lynn Knchr, Charte� Knehr, Dorothy Mr� . Kneer, D. Knight. Norma Konopoda. Sofia Kornfrld. Allen Kravitz. Larry Mr. and Mr� . Kravitz. I. Krilzer, J. B. Krokovir, Ro e Mary Krumeirh. Robert Kubin� ki. Nor Kurde� . Bernice LaMandri. Sophie Lambert. Abdene Mr. and Mr� . I-a Monica l a.Monica. Ralph LaMorte. Anthony Lamparirllo. Connie Lardiere, Colombia l.aRy.i, Mildred LaTorrara, Tom l.audali, Filomcna Lawrence. NeUon Leake. John C. I.C Due, Betty Lee and Bob l.egrcid, Norma “Lena the Hyena Lepore, Angelo Levine. Isabel Lewi� , Barbara Lewi� , Cliff Mr. Lewis, Harold Mr . I.ewi� . Marion Ligertwood, Richard biggin� . Mary Linker. Marilyn Lione. Celeate Lippe. Paul Little Wretch Lizzo, Arlene Lizzo. Catherine l.izco. Ralph Lizzo, Romilda Lombardi, Henry Lorraine Lovallo, France� Lowe. Ruth Lowi . Nancy “Lake the Spook Lunclta, Carmine Lynn. Alvin Marioci, Tex Mackenzie. Hill Mackey. Dorothy Mackey, Vivian Madda Loni, Michael Mr. Madden. T. E. Mr� . Madden. T. E. Maddox, Nel on Maged, Bernard Magro. Rosalie Mairr. Row Maiorino. Annloinetle Maiorino.Lucille Maiorino. Philip Mr� . Maiorino, S. Majcwski, Lillian Malanga. Dolore Malanga. Norma Mamie. Dot. Marne Manganclla. Jerry Manganella. John Mano. Danny Mansfield, Joan Marie Marie and Charlie Marie and Cil Marie C. and Sunny Margie Mark� . Pal Marlatt, Virginia Marone. Phylli� Marron, Manuel Ma� i. Armando J. O. Ma� i. Lydia Ma� i, Micheal Ma i. Ritu Ma� ter� , Gloria Ma� tropietro, Joe Ma� tropietro, Matilda Matt. Ro� e Mattia. Carmine Mattia, Helen Mattia, Joe Mattia, Mildred Mattone, Spud� Maulano. Joan Mauriello. Mildred Mr. and Mr� . Mayo Mazza. Sal Mazzagelti. Joyce Mazzarrlla, Jerry McCall. Alice II. McGuire. Bill Mcjimaey McCormack, Vera McCormick. Charles McCracken. Ruth McCrea. Nancie McElroy. Rirhard R. McGee. Peggy McGovern. T. Mi � McGowan MrCuine� � . Myrtle Me in tyre, Ethel Mrkinnon, -Nettie McLendon. Elenore Mr. and Mr . McLendon, Wm. Mcl.oughlin. Margaret Medley, France Megaro. Dori� Mclillo, Joseph Melito, Don P.F.C. Joseph Mclillo Mellilo. Phylli� Mendicino. Mary Ann Meola. Angela Merenghi. Ella Merenghi. Frank Jr. Mr. Merkin Merola. Elver a Merola Sal Me� ce. Faye M. Miano. alarie Milano, Grace Mildred. Bobby Mildred and Mike Mile . Jean Mile� . Milton Millington, Dorothy Minter, Lawrence Mirabile, Pat Mirli. Anthony Mini, Anthony Mirti, Marie Mitchell. Ruth Mohar. Joanne Mulinaro, Eugene Montclair Football Team Mooney, T. Mr. Moore. Bernard Mr. and Mr . Moore, Fred Mr. Moore. Fred Montini. Al Moore.O «borne Mi� � Moore. Sammy Mae Morra. Madeline Morro� , Jimmy Mullork. Robert Muncardo. Frank Mr� . Murphy, Catherine Murphy . Claire Murphy. Gerard Murphy. Joan Murray. Ruth Mr. and Mr . Muti Mvrirk� . Harriet apolicllo, Marie .jrdone. Benjamin Nardonc, Dante Nardone, Gene Nardone. Jean Nardone. Julia Nardone. Mildred Nardone. Romeo Naturale, Ann N. C. No Comment Neal. Jean Nelson. Hattie Nrwnman. David Nestor, Mary Newman, Kenneth Nicaslro. Ralph Niroletle. Antoinette Nileson. Ruth Nina and Anthony Nisovarcia. Gene Nisivorria. Mildred Ni� ivoccia. Ro.emarie Mr. and Mr . Nocelli N ocelli. Terry Notare. Andrew Novia. Betty N.Y.U. Oliverie. Joseph Jr. Mr. and Mr� . O’Neil. Edward Mr. and Mr� . Onofrietti. P. Oppelt. Ed Orlando, Nina Or� i. Eileen Or i. Joseph J. Jr. Or� i. J � eph J. Sr. Or� i, Katherine Mr. and Mr� . O’Shea. John Pagano. Frank Paladino. Andy Paladino. Alvin Paladino. Antoinette Paladino. Biagio J. Paladino. Loui� e Mr. and Mr . Paladino Mr. Palin Mr. and Mr� . Palili Palili. Inez Pallito. Dorothy A. Palmer. Edward Palmer, Peggy Palmiere. Pete Palmisano. James Papeleo. l,eo Mr. and Mr� . Papeleo Parillo. Willy Parrell. Daniel Pascueci Paternostro. Jean Patterson. Jean Paula and Happy Pawlakos. Olga Peale. Bobby Pearce. Donald Peck. Eileen Pepe. Carmine Dapper Dan I Perna. Helen Perraro. Philip Mr. and Mr� . Perrino, Patsy Perry. Jean Pesantc. Anthony Peter . Joan Peter . Peter Petoia. Rayma Petriello. Dorothy Pelronella, Donald Pelronella. Rose Mr. and Mr . Pelronella Petrucci, Bill Paul Petrucci, Pvt. Salvatore Pettoni. Harry Pliyli and France� Pidroe. Zello Pierce, Charles L. Jr. Pierce. Grace Pinto. Al Pirone. Marty Pi� lole� e. Palma Platt. Bud Poccie Polinko, Jackie Poli � e, Jean Polizzi, Lillian Pollack. Dorothy Mr. and Mr� . Pollack, R. Jr. Poof. Tony Porello, Alphonse Mr . Porter. Agne� Porter, Evely n Power . Rirhard Primamore. Carmela Primamorr, Paul Principe, Jerry Pritchard. H. Puff Pulitano, Connie Puma, Joe Puma. Joe Puzo. Carmela Quigley. Janet Mr. and Mr . Quinn, J. II. Quinn, Martha Quinn. Monica Raba� ca, Sl r Micheal Rabasca. Muriel Raba� ra. Ro� alina Rabasca. Victor Jr. Radice. Thomas Rafferty Ralrigh. Eleanor Ralph and Billie Mr. and Mr . Rambo Ravelle, Joe Rawlin, Barbara Ray, Margaret Raymond. Charle Redish. Charle H. Regan. Gerry Regan. Pat Mr. Rendi . L. Rendi� , Rose Rendi , Sarah Mr� . Rendi� . S. Reppin. Herbs Rr-t.iino. Al Re� taino. (Catherine Reslaino. Harry Mr. and Mr� . Re� taino J. Restaino, Margaret Re� lanio. Marie Mr . Reynold . Kathleen Ria and Ralph Riccardi, Josephine 81 Wsis.i. VJ3 M3Q3 Riccardi, Leo Riccardi. Paul Riccardi, Rudy Rich. Aaron Richlin. Lillian Richlin. Teddy Ricko, Elizabeth Riddick. Alexander % . Riello. Nick Rita and Hlackie Riviczzo, Millie Robert icllo. Joe Roherliello, Charles Mr. and Mr� . Rol ertiello Roberto. Robert Robie� . I.oui� Rocha. Manuel Roczhow � ki. Veronica Rodino. Antinelte Rodman. Joan Rofaniello. Geraldine Roger� , Johnny Romandetto. Anthony Romano. Connie Romano, Josephine Ronan. Harold Ronnv Rood. Edward I). Ro� alyn and Eddie Ho'.imili.i. Josephine Rotamilia, N’iclor Roan , Rae Rot� , Catherine Ro� � , Irene Rossi. Carl J. Ro� � i, Ro� e Rotondo. Marilyn Rouner, Art A. Roundtree. KJliott Rovi . Robert Rubinleld, I'm. A. Rude. Dena Rudolf, Goldie Rufrano, Laura Rufus Ru� mano, Vincent Russomanno. Angela Ruitomanno. Dolores Russomanno. Prep Rus� onello, Sally Ru� ly-Red Ruvo. Frank Mr� . Ryan. E. Ryan. Jimmie Sacco. Dominick Salerno. Vic Salierno. Richard Salierno. Rose Salierno. Teddy Salisbury. Claude Saltier. Billy Salvatoriello. Josephine Salvatoriello, Lucy Salvatoriello. Marie Salvatoriello. Michael Sample� , Harry Sandy “San� one” Santaniello. Larry Santoline. Ann Mrs. Santoline. Rocco Santoro. Michael Santosuosso. Joe Santuoso. Gerald Saputo. Lola Sarah and Gerard Sarah and Ralph Sarcone. Bob Sarcone. F. Sarone. Phylli Sarcone. Rose Sasso. Lilyan Mr. Sauer Saunders. Clara Savino. Paul Scalera. Anthony Scalera. Bob Jvannepico, Eugene Schoonover, Alicia Scordo, Mary Schalfer. David Schiavone, Joe Schimmel, Sophie Schneidenbach, Bob Schneck. Freda Schnieder, Alice M. Schoonover. Florence Schroeder, Donald Schwartz, H. R. Mr. and Mr� . Scofield, A. Serivo. Addie Scudese. Frank Seidell, Evelyn Seltzer. Dor� Seme, Angela Seme, Janie Seme, Patricia Ann Senerchia, Manny Serben. Phylli. Shanahan, Brian Shangold. Jerome Mr . Shirley. A. P. Shorter. Helen Shustuk, Beverly Sibbald. Marion Mr. Sibilia Sihilia. Tom Sica, Bob Sicoranso, Frank Sigma Tau Sigma Simon. Robert Simpkins, Robert Sinton, Ray Sikbarro, Jack Mr. Slav in Sloan, Joyce S. Sloan, Mai ie I. Small. Bertha Mi� � Smith. Agne� Smith. Audrey Mr� . Smith, Charles Smith. Jewel Smith, Joan Mr. and Mr . Smith, John Snead, Francina Mr. and Mrs. Sommer. Sommers, Anne Soprano. Sam Soriano. Row Soriano. Michael Mr. Sorge, A. Mr� . Sorge, A. Sorge, Angela Sorge. Antoinette Sorrentino, Connie Sowell. Jeanette Stampone. Mary Stanley. 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Gloria Tripp. Boot Tripp. Marie Tun tead. Helen B. Tuosto, Gladys Turner, Bob Turner. Charle� Turner. Pat Tyrell. Lorraine I'cci. Anna I'ncle Harry and Aunt Mae I rbano, Anthony Irbano. Lorato Valente. Arthur Valente, Cornelia Valentino, Anthony Valentino. Cary Valentino. Gen Valentino, Josephine Valentino, Lou Valenza. Gloria Valenza, Lucy Valenza. Thoma� Valenza. Thoma Vallentine, Jean Valvano. Rosemary Mrs. Vance, U. Vaughan. Gloria Vecchione. Armand Veinot. Alden Velardi, Anthony Velardi. Ronald Velardo, Lucy Venditti. Alberta Ventoln. Mike Verde, Camille Verducci. Carmellia Vieni, Camille Villane, Anthony Villane and Fanny inciguerra. Anne V inciguerra. Anthony Vinciguerra. Jean inciguerra. Jo Vintaza, Josephine inlaza, Lefty Vitello, Agne� Vogel. John W. Wagner, Genevieve Mr. % agner, John Mr� . W agner. Josephine Wagner. Marilyn Mr . Walker. John Walker. Joyce Walko, Leonard S. Wallerstein, Lois Wall and Romaine Watkins, Skippy Mr . Watson, Martha We Camped Here Wechsler. Howard Mr. and Mr� . Weinberg. E. Weinberg. Marion A. Wei , Pauline M. H heeler. Barbara While, Barbara While. Bertram White, Belly White. Betty L. Mrs. U hite. Beulah R. Mr. and Mr� . White, Clifford R. Mr. While. Ernest White. Lillie Mae While. Mvrna Mr.and Mr . White,Theodore Williams, James R. William . Ro� a E. Mr.and Mrs. Wigham,Charles Wilbur, Charlotte Wilcox, Lorraine Wildenbukh. Joe Wiley. Rodger Vk ilner. Bill Mis Wilsey Mr� . Wilson Winarsky. Bernard Wintsch, Shirley Woolsey. Ray Wooton. Bobbie Warlmann, Carl Jr. Wright. June Wynn, Bertha Yolanda and Bill Zangari, Peter Zangari. Theresa Zappo. Anthony Zarada. Irene Zarra. Phyllis Zazzarino, Anthony Zazzarino, El� ie Zazzarino. Jean Zeiring. Paul M. Zeller. Bob Zigarelli, Sal Mr. and Mr . Zimbardi. Jules Zingarelli, Stella Zinne� , Allen Zinne . Hal Zoll, Lorraine Zwiebel. A. I). 85 Compliments oj Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gonnelli 86 Crescent Photo Studio I nc HOLLYWOOD HAS COME TO NEWARK! Crescent Photo Studio, 835 Broad Street, Newark, N. J., which has set photographic styles in Northern New Jersey for 37 years, has obtained the services of MAURICE OF HOLLYWOOD as Photo Director. MAURICE will glamourize you by applying regulation Hollywood style film make-up, and. if necessary, completely restyle your hair before using the latest in modern Hollywood Photographic equipment to produce the most glamorous photograph you've ever bail. Prices Are Moderate OPEN SUNDAY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Telephone MArket 2-9898 STUDIO HOURS FROM 9:30 TO 5:30 P. M. We Specialize In WEDDING PORTRAITS, CANDID WEDDING ALBL MSt AND COPYCRAFT RESTORATIONS of OLD PHOTOGRAPHS and SNAP SHOTS JiutH iEaarx Umtap A. C. ALLAN, General Manager LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE CATERING, BANQUET. BALLROOM AND MEETING FACILITIES Home of The Carousel9 Newark's Most Beautiful Cocktail Lounge anti Supper Club For Inquiries and Reservations TEL. MITCHELL 2-4400 1050 BROAD STREET AT LINCOLN PARK NEWARK. 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PETER FARLEY, President PAUL ALVINO, Vice-President MARY MATTLA, Executive Secretary MARY KATRAMADOS, Recording Secy 97 COMPLIMENTS OF Columbus Trust Company 121 SEVENTH AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. • BRANCHES 872 BROADWAY, CORNER S. 6TH STREET, NEWARK, N. J. 202-298 SO. ORANGE AVENUE, COR. S. 6TH STREET. NEWARK, N. J. All Ranking Facilities . . . Foreign Remittances COMPLIMENTS O F Delta Phi Epsilon AOE 98 COMPLIMENTS OF McCarthy and simon inc. MANUFACTURING SPECIALISTS REO SALES and SERVICE OF NEWARK, N. J. Speciali� !� In Choir Gowns • Pulpit Rohes Caps, Gowns, Hoods for all Degrees 1904 — AMERICAS — 1946 TOUGHEST TRUCKS and SCHOOL BUS Outfitters to Over 3,000 Schools, Colleges and Churches • Tel. HUmboldt 3-8676 7 WEST 36th STREET NEW YORK 18, N. Y. JUST OFF 5th AVENUE CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP THE STUDENT COUNCIL COMPLIMENTS Wishes OF THE Success and Happiness To All 4A s NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY • Hilbert Carson President • LEADERSHIP SERVICE 99 Tel. HUmboldt 2-6774 Tel. 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EX 1-2U2 Fred Finelli ITALIAN AMERICAN GROCERIES Three B. B. B. Winsor Shade Co. 1 SIXTH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 1117 CROVE STREET IRVINCTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF Towers Coffee Shop Horn’s Cigar Candy Store 141 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Tal. Hlmbnldl 1-21 1 Pepe Brothers BEST WISHES PRIME MEATS Fresh Killed Poultry F M Drug Co. FABIAND - MATARAZZO. Prop. 2M VERONA AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Tal. Ht'nboMl 1-TS1 4IS ORANCE STREET NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF Litterio’s Grocery-Meat Market Verona Sweet Shoppe LUNCHEONETTE and SODA CORNER Till AVE. « WEBSTER ST. NEWARK. N. 1. 2t2 VERONA AVENUE NEWARK. N. I. 107 CALL III mb® Id I 2-T6M JAMES PASSAFARO. Prop. Andiloro's Cleaning Dyeing TAILORING Roseville Shoe Repair Making and Repairing of Shoes in All Its Branches )19 VERONA AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 3 SEVENTH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. NEAR ROSEVILLE AVENUE T.l. MAIn ♦•♦OS? T.l. HI mboldl 2-2SSO Atlantic Stationeiy Printing Co. J. Stein FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS JJO ATLANTIC AVENUE BROOKLYN 1. N. 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HUmboldl 2-2S70 Elvira Caffaro Dressmaking Lessons—Individual Instruction Emy Pkiw of Dmimilinf lot Bapiniwfa and Adiinnd S ud«ali 82 BROADWAY NEWARK. If. J. Betty Hat Shop EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY Ul-A ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. BETWEEN Sih « 6th STREETS Nusbaum's Park Ave. Delicatessen Groceries MR. AAROW STOWE. Prop. Our Specialty—Sandwiches and Salads 7« BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. 27S PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 108 Phone U« — We Deliver HUmbeldl 2-47 3 Tel. HUmbeldl 2-0297 Forest Hill Floral Co., Inc. LOUIS ZOIS 149 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 4. X J. Joseph George BRFADS ROLLS CAKES Branch IU Bread Street. Newark. N. J. 61 DAVENPORT AVENUE NEB ARK 4. N. J. Hl'mbeldl 2-4249 HUmbeldl 2-6314 We CaU and D.ll.er COMPLIMENTS OF Debonair Liebman’s Gift Shoppe S9 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. ('.leaninR. Dyeing and Pressing LADIES' AND CENTS' TAILORING P. Sal terne A. Slurrhie 2 0 NORTH Tih STREET NEWARK. N. J. Phene HI mbeldl 2-«34« COMPLIMENTS OF Eleanor’s Beauty Salon SS NORTH 9th STREET NEWARK. N. J. 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NEW JERSEY Kuvin’s Auto Body Repairs Rex Shoe Repair and Hat Cleaning “Good Servire” 1« Our Motto 24« PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. j. 47 PRINCE STREET NEWARK 3. N. J. 109 Kohler's Treasure Chest I� ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. I. COMPLIMENTS OP Embassy Theatre A1 Delv Auto Service . . . Parts UI4R RROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OP Block's I BLOOM HELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. T l. HlmU.Mi 3-1 716 J. Gibbons Stationery • Confectionery U SECOND AVENUE NEW ARK. N. J. Mary Ann Yarn Shop FREE INSTRUCTION Come In! 27 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. ptiMr hi miwiiii j :«:j COMPLIMENTS Of Forest Hill Luncheonette 7 MT. PROSPECT AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Public Service Pharmacy MICHAEL D'ALLECRO WALNUT AND JEfPERSON STREETS NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS Of Parkway Lodge Christie's Restaurant PIZZERIA 01 R SPECIALTY COMPLIMENTS Of Anadel Dress Shoppe l� l ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Mov Bing r, ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. EL 2MJ0 Dolly Anne Cleaning and Pressing Ladies' Dresses . . . Gents’ Suits PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Paramount Barber Shop MILLER JORDAN MILTON SMITH HARRY MOORE WILLIAM HERRING JAMES PARKER iBool BI.rU� C. OLIVER AND H. BURNETT. Pr.pnH.r. IM WEST MARKET STREET NEWARK. N. J. Uncle Sam s Shoe Stores, Inc. Newfrt Style $3.98 to $6.98 SIS ORANCE STREET NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS Of Rossi Tavern SILVER LAKE 110 •VI. Biff low 1144� CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS «1 TO THE CLASS OF JANUARY. 1 47 Leader Cleaners and Dyers A. D. U THOMAS STREET NEWARK. N. J. Trl. lit mbol.ll 1-4471 Tol. lit mbol.li J47K Master’s Fuel Oil Products FILTERED METER SERVICE Prinlfd Kwcipli Venezia Italian Restaurant 6M SIMMER AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. I4S HIGH STREET NEWARK. N. J. Broadway Candy Shop Tol. M • 2-1 14 PHOTOS MADE Riley Photo Studios Any Kind • Any Place • Any Time M BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. 4S-47 PRINCE STREET NEWARK. N. J. Tel. H I'm hold! 1-m! BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF JANUARY. 1 47 Jantzen’s Mrs. Berry and Daughters 14« BI.OOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Matonti Paint Co. To . Big.low 1-17 4 L. V. O'LAUCHI.IN, Mfr. COMPLIMENTS OF Joseph James Grocery and Butcher Store II BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 142 CHARLTON STREET NEWARK. N. J. Tfl. ESwi SO l Waldo Photo Studio leruhino and Balsamo CONTRACTORS 42 RUIOMFIF.LD AVENUE NEWARK. N. j. U7 ISABELLA AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF Kielb’s Bakery Newark Evening News CLASS ADV. DEPT. Doltio, B. - AI. C. • Pruf. D. • John. D. - Jrnnir. B. Rill. Mr. C. - Jffk. Mfk. - Ro f Mar,. M. • G� of. O. P- Lou. O. R. - Norman. S. • Val. Z. 14 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. H. Siegel Esposito Meat Market 71 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 464 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Ill AUTOGRAPHS Produced by Enfrovotone • NEW CITY PRINTING COMPANY UNION CITY. N J BARRINGER ALMA MATER STEVENS © j. J j j ‘ H ATHENAEUM — —. JOA f BARRINGER H MU0(- DEDICATION We, the Class of June 1947, dedicate our book to the future generations of Barringer; know- ing that they, too, will hold high her fine traditions of truth, honor SYMPHONY (Unfinished), in B minor (Composed in 1S22) First Movement, Allegro moderato EXPOSITION +3) Principal Theme. (One Part—Largr Doublt-Ptrici), t+4 FRANZ SCHUBERT Sonata-Allegro, form (+2 r i VP Rassi Iffll 1 (First thematic member,'(+5)1 i- 11 x i' zrxS AT THE end of four wonderful years at 77 £ f years at Barringer, we, the Class V of June 1947, are starting out to attain the unknown which 3 i ■ ■ — 14 1 3 2 2 I r us. It js only fitting th pose in life is not yet completed, should use Schubert's Un- • % J 7L ' 1. J ' . y t • _ — ■-- et- el ft- f el- ■ _ ' _ e el ■ j ♦ af -i finished Sympbony as the basi% of opr theme .for this our final contribution to the tradition that is Barringer. =3= 9 | j m i | u— Ours is a great symphony; a symphony have had neither theme nor development without the help f «T- -4- - — ■ ■ f - ■■ f ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ and guidance oft ur principal, advisers and teachers. It is as _ 4 V ' modern as we are; yet classic as Schubert is classic. u - w - mX i , | ___ h movement of our symphony represents some phase in our high school career. These we have molded together to W W : form the Unfinished Symphony of our lives. O- ,,( ntr rludr) 11 CLASS ADVISERS HOME ROOM TEACHERS Mr. Harry G. Snauely Mrs. Eleanor H. Carleu Miss Angela Castora Mrs. Maryaret 0 Loughlin Mr. Joseph Celiano Mr. David Palin Mrs. Louise C. Chevrier Mr. Arthur Payton Mrs. Valentina Cipolletti Mr. Herman Pritchard Miss Emily E. Coburn Miss Rosina Rine Mr. Anthony Coppola Mr. William Rubinfeld DR. ROGER B. SAYLOR Mrs. Evelyn Dearing Mr. Victor J. Salerno Mrs. Josephine L. Dill Mr. Alvin Sauer Principal Miss Dorothy Driscoll Miss Edythe Scalera Mr. Walter J. Du mm Miss Alice M. Schneider MISS ELSA DISBROW Mrs. Eve Everall Mrs. Victoria B Schuster Assistant Principal Miss Hazel Farquhar Mrs. Jetta S. Sedicino Miss Grayce Foley Mr. Sidney Seidler Mrs. Augusta Frey Mrs. Alfaretta Shirley Mr. Charles A. Allen Miss Clara M Gray Mr. V. Libcro Sibilia Mr. Raymond R. Ammarell Miss Mildred C. Greene Mr. Samuel Slavin Mr. Adolph Argand Miss Dorothy Grey Miss Agnes E. Smith Mr. N. Howard Ayers Miss Marion Griffin Mr. Harry Snavely Miss Mary Carye Batchelor Mr. Robert J. Hagaman Miss Alice P. Sterner Miss Dorothy L Beebe Mr. Frank S. Hartman Mrs. Ruth Stewart Miss Fanny Bell Mr. Raymond F. Haulenbeek Miss Helen B. Tunstead Miss Katherine Bell Mrs. Ellen Hirschhorn Mr. Daniel Vemiero Mrs. Ethel Berard Mr. Gilbert Kahn Mr. John Vogel Mrs. Erma Blair Mr. Leonard Kaplonski Miss Katherine L. Walston Miss Ruth S. Brettle Mrs. Geraldine King Miss Pauline M. Weiss Mr. R. Joseph Bruder Mr. Julius Kritzer Miss Helen Williams Mr. Samuel R. Buhrman Mr. Paul Lippe Miss Eleanor Wilsey Mrs. Florence S. Burley Miss Janet McKenzie Mrs. Grace Wilson Mrs. Teresita Cappel Miss Margaret McLaughlin Mr. Paul Ziering Mrs. Eleanor Carleu Mr. 1 ving Merkin Mr. Abraham D. Zweibel (A y 13 ft Rv A rv e.Rv U K )s by £ kel C b d e.SS ft os � c by -olfttvAft De Boevs 0 jlr J Jl J j j'j. j I KfLou Vi ee a-loxNe. wo ld S Sm l fkRou 3jtee - e g ss is o J ir' JJN J ju een fkfvovjgk - e£ - £. Wk is posked b e-yond ( nd ) j J J c fl J. J | r p r J lo! a. sXfsfs -S seen. Bo'T as we S'tand 1 1 ,, 1 f f 1 P' i j j J J f r r| r r - Pace 'to Pace j'Tke S'taR. be-Cones a feaf t fX 1 ) k , . i K - - -) } J J . i i . i J r ? J- mem-ofay's voice a W .d;CL Sr u e j f norrv-etvVjCbeK-isbed, de R. Gut' no vaj - e weeK d f y ,+ -e hooR. Uhen Pf ewe l a e must SPv y B X Q. Pa ewell nf oReveK-------------- DfifNP. B isfk . n er H pft n y. -oPs always uji 11 X ke f tX.y uo c. e rKy fP u+ - CLrsd k� or o Cfcllj N y B s f n e y rt y e Pv I 'To +Xee X pledge ny nl . CLASS HISTORY rpHERE are so many things to remember about our four years some good some bad . some humorous Remember the annex? We were freshmen, green as they come, with big brief cases and no makeup. We got our first taste of homework and those foreign languages! Remember those big blue notebooks Barringer seemed so big after the annex of only one floor . . . Here we really got into the swing of things, buying bonds and stamps and writing out ration books so we could get out of our classes We caught on quickly that there were other means of getting to the Adams for the morning show The nurse's office was filled with us choking down our bicarbonate of soda . . . The cowards cut the whole day while the brave ones boldly cut a period . . . We were exploited by the seniors, sold pink elevator tickets, football pins, and for a dime we could be a well-wisher. We identified the teachers . Miss Wiess's familiar tapping of a pencil . . . Mr. Snavely's That's a zero for today . Miss Coburn's C , Miss Beebe's bosh , and her Room 60 , Mr Dumm's jokes . . all these things . . . We changed with the styles from high pompadors to flat tops, from saddles to loafers and sling-backs Remember the trying times when the girls had to wait in line for their first nylons . . And those butch haircuts! Straight from Sing Sing. . . . Along with these lesser things, important events were taking place We became more conscious of the war. Collections for all kinds of good causes were taken . . The war claimed many of our students for after school work . . . We still don't know how they did it . . And then it was over at last. V-E Day found our happiness clouded only by the fact that the Board of Education failed to let us out for the big celebration . . . V-J Day arrived during the sum- mer vacation and we were on the way to welcoming back friends and relations We came back to school with summer tans, and tried to keep our brown luster by eating in the park . . . Some kids missed swimming so much they tried out the lake. The park became our campus It was a pleasure to leave the crowded lunchroom behind Besides the seniors had all the best tables We attacked our work with fresh enthusiasm But we soon lapsed back into 18 CLASS HISTORY the old familiar habits of copying homework and making out gyp-slips . . . Blue Monday was even bluer when the report cards came out. . . . But nowhere in the pages of Barringer history could be found more en- thusiastic rooters than we We cheered the loudest at all the football, baseball and basketball games. Gullible as we were we even cheered Kilroy (Bless his invisible rambling soul) . . . This was the age when Hubba Hubba was a sign of appreciation and ''Lena the Hyena was definitely the last to receive it. Even Richard wouldn't open the door for her . . We never did find out who won the Battle of the Baritones, Bing Crosby or Frankie Sinatra . . . Can we ever forget the great day of the East Side upset. We were city champs for one exalted year, but we lost our crown to Central the following one. The bus-ride to Phillipsburg is something to remember . . . And then the big East tange traditional Thanksgiving game We were lucky enough to be here for he fiftieth game. What a celebration. A big rally in the assembly of both schools, a parade at the stadium We went to the big game flashing our new class rings, a little sleepy after getting up so early and waiting in line at the Blue and White for them. And then we had to go and lose the game. Oh well . . . There were other little disappointments, too. Remember the Junior Prom we didn't have? We got the bids but they just didn't sell But we weren't dis- appointed to find out that we didn't have to take two years of U. S. History (Phew!) . . Wasn't it a joke on some of us mighty seniors getting the lux- urious room No. 3 suite? . . . Can we ever forget dissecting those frogs in Biology (Oh gruesome!) . . . And those irregular verbs (Oh Gruelsome!) . . Remember Shakespeare and those Greek gods? Who's holding up the world anyhow, Mercury? . . . Remem- ber the talk about the new school? Of course we all wanted a swimming pool and an elevator. But our presence left a mark on Barringer. It was during our four years that something really momentous occurred: the auditorium was painted and the lockers fixed. Typing was offered for the first time and we were happy to see the return of baseball after a lapse of 25 years ... It was our class that welcomed back the veterans . . . We were honored to have two prin- 19 CLASS HISTORY cipals, Mr. McGreal and Mr. Saylor What a relief to get rid of the night school and have the building to ourselves That was one thing we were glad to give Central . . Our class was very versatile . We took part in many activities and helped the formation of the psychology Club . . We looked for- ward to our Spring Concerts which gave our musically inclined classmates a chance to show their stuff . . . Barringer led the community chest parade, lit- erally and figuratively, with the students dressed in uniform blue and white . . . Our social life came to a climax in our senior year. The Hallowe'en Hangover , our 4B Dance, was a huge success. Of course the Blue Jackets supplied the music but the spotlight was really on us up and coming seniors . . . We feel we were pretty original (and others thought so, too) with our Cat in the Caldron wishing well. Our 4A dance was really wonderful. It softened the blow of coming back after the Easter vacation. .. . We all turned salesmen, selling football pins and kerchiefs. We had a hard time with those kerchiefs, they just didn't seem to get ahead . (That's a joke, son) . . . And those class dues—paid on the installment plan . . . But we had our serious moments too. We were a hard working class in studies as well as in activities. We led the super-honor roll all during our four years . . . The culmination of our hard work was the College Board Exams. They were something! . . . We were helped to plan our future on Career Day. Some day that was! We know one boy who signed up to be an undertaker and was sent to interior decorating. . . . Signs of the times were those reindeer sweaters and father's baggy plaid shirts . . . Any girl that knew anything made a sack dress and wore bangle bracelets ... All the B. T. O.'s wore horn rimmed glasses . . . Van Johnson was all the girls' dream boy and Esther Williams was the boys' dream girl. . . . And then the Senior Prom Low music and soft lights. The lighting must have been flattering for never had the boys looked so handsome nor the girls so lovely. We felt a wistful sadness knowing this was our last big social event together . . . And then graduation . . . The climax of four wonderful years. We enjoyed them all . We were stepping out into the world at last! 20 ATHENAEUM EDITORS VIRGINIA MARLATT Assistant Editor ANTHONY MIRTI Assistant Editor WALTER SAMPLES Art Editor CLASS OFFICERS RUDOLPH IOPPOLO Vice President NORMAN CRAWFORD President YOLANDA DeBONlS Secretary ROBERT NIELSEN Treasurer Vincent Albano Good-natured . . . stentorian . . . mischievous. Sforzato William Adam Good all-around . . . jovial . . . easy going. Sofdamente William Ashworth Good-looking . . . ambitious . . . ex- Marine. Espressivo Margaret Anderson Angelic . . . silent tongue and a work- ing mind. Sentimento Louis Avolio Speed demon . . . light-hearted . . . adventuresome. Presto John Bartocci Witty . . . amiable . . . chemical whir. Felice Mariam Berberian Sparkling eyes . . . vivacious . . . humorist. Animato 27 Ronald Birchman Studious . . . industrious . . . ques- tioning . . . earnest. Sirieux Shirley Blackwell Sophisticated . . . journalistic . . . flair for the unusual Superbe Louis Borbotti Full of fun . . . devilish . . . baseball addict. Gichcroso Ernestine Blount Loyal friend . . . well-groomed . . . congenial. Oec sif Vivian Bove Soft-spoken . . . sincere . . . studious . . . dulcet. Gentile 28 Joan Cacciarelli Nettie Buccino Elfin charm . . . coquette . . . star- gazer. Dash of the unusual . . carefree . . . forthright. Imperturbabile Leggiadro Clifford Brown Agile . . . somber . . . retiring . . . optimistic. Accor dato John Brantley Poetic . . . taciturn . . . intelligent . . . original Modesto Rita Calabrese Well-groomed • • • likeable . . . spir ited. Pompoio I Albert Calvani Neatly attired . . . tactful . . . sincere. Con spinto Jean Capobianco Comedienne . . . sparkling . . . mus- ically inclined. Affrettato Lawrence Caprio Pleasant personality . . . sportsman . . . unpretentious. Grave Rocco Caprio Virtuoso . . . impartial . . . genuine . . . unsuspecting. Musical 30 Bcrani Cartier Brainy . . . successful scientist . . . ex-Navy man. Riioluto Florence Carr Vocalist . . . amusing . . . modest . . . sterling. Tradolcc Marie Castellano Pleasing to the eye . . . gracious . . delightful. Attachante Joseph Casale Rugged . . . pig-skin carrier . . . sparkling smile. Con forza Hilbert Carson Good sport . . . companionable . . . affable . . . popular. Giubiloso Nancy Catalfamo Soft-spoken . . . sedate . . . quiet . . . independent. Pietoso Lucy Chiarella Demure . . . individualist . . . aloof . . . reserved. Grandioso Mildred Castclluccio Sincere . . . pleasant . . . scintillating . . . sociable. Leggiero 32 Juanita Chavious Capricious . . . humorous . . . secretive . . . cryptographer. Sensibile Ethel Childress Poet laureate . . . dreamer . . . statu- esque. Cha mante Frank Ciardi Reticent . . . personable .. . composed . . . chivalrous. Smorfioso Lydia Cocchiarella Agreeable . . . devoted . . . peppy . . . sweet. Gaudioso Marie Colatrella Petite . . . cheerful . . . graceful . . . pretty. Affettuoso Dolores Ciccolini Radiant . . . light-hearted . . . under- standing. Piacentc 33 Amcrico Contorti Lighthearted . . . witty garrulous . . . prankish. Spcntierato Norma Coppola sponsible . . . dexterous. Fermo Con.iderate . . . blithe spirit . . . modest. Caressante Audrey Corwin Sports lover . . . golden halo . . . agile. Alcgrctta I Norman Crawford Capable . . . carefree nature inter- mingled with seriousness. Lusingato James Cullen Shy guy . . . elusive . . . undisturbed . . . polite. Enfatico Dorothy Curley Unruffled . . . efficient . . . diminu- tive . . . independent. Enfiato Eleanor D'Amico Josephine Dallegro Happy-go-lucky . . . warm smile... mirthful. Complacent . . . nice . . . carefree Strepitoso | . . . loyal. Andantino Antoinette D'Addona Reliable . . . latin attractiveness . . . spirited. Con bravura 35 Teresa Dante Kind-hearted . . . engaging . . lively. Lento 36 Paul D'Armiento Ideas to spare . . . herculean . . . per- sonality plus. Energique Domcnick Darpino Happy . . . debonair . . . nice to talk Gioioso Donald Davis Chivalrous . . . reserved . . . altruistic . . . urbane. Moderato Yolanda DcBonis Laudable . . . winning . . . poise per- sonified. Fantasia Philip DcCarlo Tolerant . . . industrious . . . sterling . . . keen. Gradevolc Amiel DeFilippis Well-dressed . . . eager . . . jester. Giocondo Shirley deGrassc Delightful . . . dainty . . . spritely . . . ardent. Dolce Dorothy Delbasco Pleasing . . . earnest . . . genuine . . . friendly. Entuiiastico Ralph DeFilipps Sincere . . . pensive . . . candid . . . sensitive. Ardito 37 Phyllis DelGuercio Gay . . flirtatious . . . frank . . . bubbling. Gustoao 38 Mario DeLuisi Silent . . . reticent . . . industrious . . . dark eyes. Sensitivo Stephen DeMaio Tactful . . . unpretentious . . . inex- haustible energy. C4ltbr« Antoinette DeMeo Titian hair . . . spry . . . natural . . . obliging. Naturale Gregory Deo Suave . . . genial . . . curly-haired. Agevolc Patricia Dermody Helpful . . . persistent . . . now here, now there. Ardentc Alice Devers Original . . . bright . . . regal . . . azure eyes. Andante Ralph Figliuxzi Genevieve Downes Well-dressed . . . tcmpermental . . . mirthful. Eniou Winning smile . attractive sen- sible. Affabile A Angela DeVita Statuesque . . . striking . . . loyal . . . trim. Squisito 39 Richard Foggio Handsome . . . well-groomed . . . sophisticated. Jubilatio Lena Frascella Good-natured . . . helpful . . . agile. Di legg ero % Harry Freda Hilarious . . . talkative . . . carefree . . . atomic. Buffo • 0 Edwin Frazer Reserved . . . outdoor man . . .chiv- alrous. Calmato Seymour Freiman Good-looking . . . outstanding . . . chemistry whiz. Trionfalo Robert Geyer Likeable . . . pensive . . . independent . . . elusive. Robusto I Peter Furfaro Benjamin Ganny casual . polite. Arioso Ralph Giampietro Unruffled . . . modest . . . devoted . . . friendly. Passionato Loquacious . . . considerate . . . jocose . . . blithe. Volant Marie Garruto Theresa Grise Sociable . . . steadfast . . . pretty . . . hearty. Lodevolc Vincent Guarino Jocular . . . rugged . . . audacious . . . athletic. Forzato Kathleen Guliotta Captivating . . . unique . . . modish smiling. Emphjtiqoe Shelton Harris Fun-loving . . . capable . . drummer boy. Scrioso Ethel Harris . . . lively . . . straight-forward . . . eager. Schcrzoso Lilias Hallinan Bonnie lassie . . . naive . . . humorous . . . talkative. Pastorale Sherman Hirschfeld Helpful . . . Edison Jr. .. . resource- ful .. . active. Spianato Witty Coquette . . . cute ... 5 ft. 2, eyes of blue. Espressionabiie Angelo lannaccone Unassuming . . . pleasant . . . poten- tial big-leaguer. Nobile Philomena lannuzzi Diminutive . . . musical maiden . . . winsome. G6n£reute Angela Maria Alluring . . . stylish . . . sweet smile . . . modest. CI6gantc Rudolph loppolo Dynamic . . . popular . . . noble . . . super-actor. Tranquillo Verna James Golden-voiced . . . altruistic . . . gay . . . lively. Allcgrante Evelyn Jones Unforgettable eyes . . . helpful . . . calm. Stabile Evelyn Jennings Charming personality . . . thoughtful . . . buoyant. Sostenuto Daniel Karr Keen . . . mechanically minded . . . ex-Navy man. Pianissimo Harry Johns Composed . . . nice looking . .oblig- ing. Fastoso 45 Columbia Lardicre Industrious . . . sympathetic to know. . nice Calmo Mary LaSeta Silent . . . diminutive . . . unpreten- tious . . . artistic. Timido Original . . . alert . . . laudable . . . cheerful. Tenero Mary Liggins Effervescent . . . hilarious . . . com- plimentary . . . well-liked. Con vigore Albert Lock Teaser . . . frank . . . music-minded. 46 Sweet-natured . . . graceful . . mod- est. Con lenezza Louis Luongo Pensive . . . earnest . ing. good-look- Leg ir John Mancini Genial . . . easy-going . . . ambidex- trous. Spiritoso Sylvia Macioci Sagacious . . . outstanding . . . ami- able . . . cooperative. Lucente Alvin Lynn Keen insight . . . judicially minded . . . conscientious. Con degno 47 Virginia Marlatt Eager curiosity . . . quick laughter . . . versatile. Moto perpetuo Rose Matt Studious . . . honest . . . dependable . . . cheerful. Sup6r eur 48 Helen Mattia Witty . . . colorful . . . sociable . . . brisk. Animi Vera McCormack Blonde . . . soft-spoken . . . affable. Fiero Loris Megaro Earnest . . . expressive eyes . . . ani- mated. Grazioso Joseph Melillo Dark featured . . . quiet . . . friendly. Con diligcnza JoAnne McDermott Sweet . . . capable . . . conscientious . . . loyal. Agriable 49 Sara-Faye Mcscc Petite . . . efficient . . sweet lovely. Mdodieusc Arthur Meyer Winning . . . versatile . . . flirtatious . . . ex-G. I. Audace i. m m Elvira Merola Convivial . . . industrious . . . beam- ing . . . helpful Impfovivc Anthony Mirti Meticulous . . . staid . . . first in more ways than one. Bnllantc Rac Monda Capable . - . tactful . . • friendly manner. Mode� 50 Jean Moyle Aspiring . . . quick . . . sensible . . . devoted to. Fervido Robert Nielsen Towering . . . logical . . . foil and discus champ. Altissimo Lois O'Reilly 51 Nina Orlando Gay . . . vivacious . . . loquacious . . . sprightly. Vivace 52 Hilton Otero Concert master . . . sensitive . . . Art fan. Bravo Ann Otto Flirtatious . . . unusual . . . mirthful . . . songstress. Capriccioso Peter Palmicre Hilarious . . . aims to please . . . like- able. Vif James Palmisano Pleasing smile . . . companionable . . . perfect gentleman. Larghetto Gennaro Panico Man of leisure . . . sports lover . . . dreamer. Veloce Olga Pawlakos Debonair . . . chic in manner and style . . . cosmopolitan. Prime donna William Parillo Capricious . . . comedian . . . willing Willy . Con sooltezza Carmen Pepe “Peppy . . . rugged . . . flirtatious . . . drummer boy. Legato Jean Patterson Vivid . . . neat . . . cordial . . . well liked. Aimable 53 Helen Perna Independent . . . quiet . . . . . helpful. pleasant Pianetto Anthony Pcsante Smiling stimulating . . . easy to . stimulating dance with. Am xo o Henry Potts . . athletic natured. . good Mobile Dorothy Petriella Adorable . . . graceful . . . genuine . . , buoyant. Melodioso James Prell Ex-gob . . . seen but not heard . . . cute. Rigor oso George Rainey . . jubilant . lucky. happy-go- Spoftivo Anthony Puma Cheerful • . . active . . . magnetic . . . cooperative. Cclat Janet Ritter Chatterbox . . . piano virtuoso . . . sparkling eyes. Cortes William Quinn Easy on the eyes . . . athletic . . . feminine charmer. Con egiliti Deep dimples . . . naive . . . sensible . . . accommodating. Responsivo Carmela Primamore Lawrence Rixzo Ex-sailor boy . . . daring . . . fun to b« with. Con audace Manuel Rocha Spiced tongue . . . suave . . . Web- sterian scholar. Maestoso Julia Rosania Jaunty . . . dancing feet . . , cute . . . cheery. Lietissimo 56 Rocco Rodino Dark . . . talkative . . . rugged . . . bantering. Forte Fay Russomano Lovely . . . affectionate . . . gracious . . . mirthful. Venusto Energetic . . . prankish . . . leader of the band . Con giubilo Joseph Santosuosso Wiry . . . cooperative . . . baseball, basketball addict. Fuocoso Sally Russonello Scintillating wit . . . talented . . . refreshing. Festivo Anthony Sarno Quiet manner . . . chivalrous . . . like- able. Ad g etto Walter Samples Combination of artist and friend . . . traveller . . . efficient. Art.stique 57 Ernest Schaefer Artistic . . . earnest . . . cheerful dis- position. Con fuoco Robert Schneidenbach Outstanding athlete . . . popular . . . good-looking. Net to Robert Schaal Retiring . . . dreamy . . . tenuous . . . tympany artist. Largo Dolores Schefter Determined but flighty . . . smiling . . . spirited. Positif Lorena Schroeder Impish . . . good company . . . mag- netic . . . witty. Vibrato Addic Scrivo Nimble fingers on the 88 keys . . . gracious . . . serene. Adagio Beverly Shustak Jaunty . . . affable . . . candid . . . natural. Con strepito Frank Scudcse Strong . . . sociable . . . builder and hunter. Energetico Betty Simeone Smart and trim . . . linguist . . . dark tresses. Con bizarria Emanuel Senerchia Musical genius . . . aloof . . . placid. Perfetto 59 Rose Soriano Petite . . . nimble . . . versatile . . . reliable. Romantique Michael Spirito Talkative . . . carefree . . . good- natured. Conladincsco Blaise Stolfi Attentive . . . athletic . . . reserved but likeable. Fortissimo Wilhelmina Stia Short and sweet . . . devotion person- ified . . . sunny. Appassionato Marolyn Thornton Enthusiastic . . . super saleslady . . . sweet . . . efficient. Mor moroso Pasquale Torre Indifferent . . . lively . . . foil fan . . . carefree. Sonoro Gladys Tuosto Perfect lady . . . magnanimous . . . affable. Con calma Peter Torsiello Tall . . . pleasant . . . humorous . . . friendly. Giucante Lorraine VanRiper Cute . . . beaming . . . sunny dis- position. Agitato Theresa Trunxo Charming . . . quiet . . . tactful . . . agreeable. Lusinghiero 61 Gloria Vaughan Linguist . . . active . . . poised . . . musical. Cantabile Leonard Walko Nice to know . . . manly . . . Prince Charming. Gallante Geraldine Vasone Multiloquent . . . animated . . . whiz at ten pins. Gala 62 Marilyn Wagner Intelligent . . . interesting . . . smil- ing . . . steadfast. Immobile Theresa Weiss Unassuming . . . good dancer . . . pleasing personality. Con brio Pretty . . . well mannered ... or- iginal . . . reserved. Con grandezza Reginald Winbush Deep voiced . . . witty . . . easy to get along with. Sognante Frank Bellaxxi Edward Brando Barbara Wootton Tall and slender . . . genteel . . . attractive. Soave June Wright Loyal . . . comedienne . . . winning smile. Elevato Alexander DeRogatis Ernest Gianchino Elaine Hamilton George Noble Charles Pierce Mary Ellen Satowski Gregory Taylor 63 6-« Anthony Colonna Musically inclined . . . Gabriel . . . carefree. Con fracasso Osborn Moore Good looking . . . pugilist . . . ver- satile. Marziale Wilbur Burt Richard Voorhees Blond meteor . . . mischievous . . . indifferent. Svclto Holmes Wormald Jovial . . . easy-going . . . actor. D4cid Barringer’s Ideal Boy and Girl Must ♦ • ♦ ’aul D'Atmiento. nganella Walter Samples James Palmisano Alvin Lyn i. Manuel Rocha rt Schneidenbach. ----Gloria Masters ...Ethel Childress ..Virginia Marlatt ...Gloria Vaughan ...Alvira Bennett .....Addie Scrivo ....Alice Devers ....Olga Pawlakos ..Sally Russonello ....Elvira Merola ...Audrey Corwin Yolanda De Bonis Marie Castellano Miriam Berberian Geraldine Vasone ....Nina Orlando Be as popular as Be as original as Be as intelligent as Be as musical as.i.... Be as artistic as —........ Be as sincere as v.... Be as dignified as Be as clever as.......I. Be as cheerful as Be as understandi Be as athletic as Be as attractive as Be as neat as Have eyes like Have hair like....... Have a physique (_ Have a figure ] hke Most Likely to Succeed ANTHONY MIRTI VIRGINIA MARLATT Best Dressed RALPH FIGLIUZZI OLGA PAWLAKOS Most Studious RONALD BIRCHMAN 66 Class Flirts CARMEN PEPE PHYLLIS DEL GUERCIO T lk,tjy, «SSSS5 ANTHONY BERAROO THERESA WEISS Clast Wits Most Sophisticated RICO CONFORTI ETHEL HARRIS MANUEL ROCHA OLGA PAWLAKOS 67 Despair of Faculty RICO CONFORTI LORENA SCHROEDER 1. ANTHONY MIRTI 2. MANUEL ROCHA RICHARD FOGGIO VIRGINIA MARLATT f NORMAN CRAWFORD 5. YOLANDA De BONIS ROSE MATT SYLVIA MAC IOC I JOHN MANGANELLA ROBERT NIELSEN OLGA PAWLAKOS ALICE DEVERS BETTY SIMEONE SEYMOUR FREIMAN SALLY RUSSONELLO ADDIE SCRIVO RALPH FIGLIUZZI PHILOMENA IANNUZZI FILOMENA LAUDATI 0 90% and above Virginia MaMatt Rose Man Jo Anne McDermott Anthony Mirti Robert Nielsen Hilton Otero Olga Pawlakos Anthony Puma Manual Sally Rocha Russoncllo Add.e Scrivo Gladys Gloria June Tuosto Vaughan Wright Sherman Hirschfeld Yolanda De Boms Columbia Lardiere Philomcna lannuzzi Hilbert Carson Audrey Corwin Norman Crawford Paul D'Armicnto BUSINESS BOARD OF YEARBOOK LITERARY BOARDS OF YEARBOOK ATHENAEUM BOARDS FEATURES BOARD Richard Foggio Chairman Ethel Childress Assistant Chairman Ronald Birchman Shirley Blackwell Ernestine Blount Shirley de Grasse Sylvia Macioci John Mancini Jo Anne McDermott James Palmisano Lorena Schroeder Addie Scrivo Lorraine Van Riper STATISTICS BOARD Stephen DeMaio Chairman Gloria Vaughan Assistant Chairman John Bartocci Mariam Berberian Dolores Ciccolini Antoinette D'Addona Marie Garruto Rosemarie Guarino Angela Maria Verna James Filomena Laudati Marie Losco Elvira Merola Beverly Schustak Betty Simeone PHOTOGRAPHY BOARD June Wright Chairman Berani Cartier Dorothy Delbasco Patricia Dermody Mildred Gilbert Lily Hallinan Jean Patterson Robert Schaal Geraldine Vasone Theresa Weiss ART BOARD Vincent Albano Alvira Bennett Anthony Berardo Mary La Seta Ernest Schaefer Barbara Wootfon ATHLETIC BOARD Anthony Cordasco Chairman Philomena lannuzzi Assistant Chairman. John Brantley Hilbert Carson Harry Freda Angelo lannaccone Louis Luongo Peter Palmiere Anthony Puma William Quinn Rocco Rodino Julia Rosania Marie Russomano Reginald Winbush SALES BOARD John Manganella Chairman Vivian Bove Nettie Buccmo Mildred Castelluccio Audrey Corwin Teresa Dante Antoinette De Meo Genevieve Downes Theresa Grise Ethel Harris Columbia Lardiere Mary Liggins Rose Matt Lois O'Reilly Nina Orlando Ann Otto Carmen Pepe Dorothy Petriella Janet Ritter Frank Scudese Theresa Trunzo Marilyn Wagner ADVERTISING BOARD Seymour Freiman Chairman Anne Berdetta Phyllis Del Guercio Ralph Figluzzi Kathleen Guliotta Sherman Hirschfeld Harry Johns Theresa Marchese Helen Mattia Faye Mesce Rae Monda Helen Perna Marolyn Thornton Gladys Tuosto Leonard Walko PAUL D'ARMIENTO Business Manager 7« ■ ■ '«V. .. -:■ -- • V . • Hr'. ? T A|ir' 1 ' ■ , • • .' -■'- •v� ' ■ ■ i Q (i s 4 j;f . 7 � . % s £.. ■ ' ' . ■V ■■? : .' r — . _ _ y K-Aj, • INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS LASS DIRECTORY Adam 299 Summer Avenue Bill November 16 Favorite saying: Stop it ! Noted for: Uncombed hair. Activities: Manager, Football; Science Club; Track. Vincent Albano 639 North 8th Street Albino August 26 Favorite saying: Throw them a fish . Noted for: Nothing. Activities: Football; Baseball; Track; House and Grounds Committee; Boys' Leaders. Art Board Yearbook, Science Club; P.T.S.A. Margaret Anderson 88 North 11th Street Marge January 22 , Favorite saying: How nervous . Noted for: Natural brightness. Activities: Acropolis; Social Committee. Service Club; Assembly Committee; B Dance Committee; Science Club; P. T. S. A. William Ashworth 75 North 11th Street Bill February 12 Favorite saying: You said It . Noted for: Being late. Activities: Track; Band; Orchestra. War Service: U. S. Marine Corps, Infantry 1945-46. Louis Avolio 122 Second Avenue Glen July 17 Favorite saying: You're crazy . Noted for: Track. Activities: Track; Cross-country; Science Club; Acropolis; Boys' Leaders; 4B Dance Committee. John Bartocci 450 High Street Johnny June 2 Favorite saying: Cherchex la femme . Noted for: Arguing in class. Activities: Junior Red Cross; Science Club; Psychology Club; Statistics Board Year- book; French Honor Three years at West Side, East Side, Nichols High School. New Orleans, and Anacostia High School, Wash- ington, D. C. Frank Bellazzl 159 Clifton Avenue Louie the Lug October 19 Favorite saying: It looks like action . Noted for: Muscles. Activities: Baseball; Basketball. Alvira Bennett 622 North 3rd Street Al November 27 Favorite saying: No! How nervous . Noted for: Impossible hair-dos. Activities: Science Club, Language Arts; Girls’ Service Club; French Honor; -� 8 Dance Committee; Student Council repre senfative, Art Board Yearbook; P. T. S. A. Anthony Bcrardo 26 Garsido Street Berr March 18 Favorite saying: What a boob . Noted for: Dark eyes and dark hair. Activities: Science Club; 4B Dance Com- mittee; Art Board Yearbook; Track; Cross- country; Boys' Leaders; Student Council. P. T. S. A. Mariam Barbarian 449 Summer Avenue Mary May 8 Favorite saying; I can't believe it, if you only knew' . Noted for: Eyes. Activities: Social Committee; Science Club. French Honor; Junior Red Cross. Acropolis; Chairman, Decorating Committee - B Dance, Psychology Club; Homeroom Sec- retary, Orchestra; Student Council. Sta- tistics Board Yearbook; P T S. A Ann Bardatta 139 Fourth Avenue WM Ber August 26 Favonie saying: Lot's cut . ‘•uied for: Being late for class Activities: Serv.ee Club; Art Club; Dra- matics; Hockey. Boots and Saddle; Acropo- lis; Advertising Board Yearbook; P. T. S. A. Ronald Birchman 200 Broadway Birchie September 30 Favorite saying: Of all things . Noted for; Memory in history. Activities: Features Beard of Yearbook; P. T. S. A. Three years at Wcequahic High School. Shirley Blackwell 613 West Market Street November 28 ■ Never mind now , rny |okes. ______Jnatics Club; Science Club, Board Yearbook. tine Blount 10 S«atury Street Teeme September 20 Favorite saying: Myiechin' back . Noted for: Dabattno- Activities cienco Club; Service Club; Spanish Honor: Junior Red Cross; Home Economics Club; Social Committee, B Girl, Student Council; Features Board Year- book. Louis Borbotti 430 North 5th Street Louie Ben September 20 Favorite saying: He4� a sad, bad ball player . Noted for. Ears. Vivian Bovc 490 North 13th Street VI August 23 Favorite saying: Are you senous . Activities: Latin Honor- Italian Honor, Science Club; Social Committee; Sales Board Yearbook; P.T.S.A. Lois Bowles 12 Triton Terrace Butch May 13 Favorite saying: 'Gee whiz”. Noted for: Being friendly with ALL boys. Activities: Science Club. Glee Club; Spirit- ual Choir; Service Club; Essex County Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Boots and Saddle. John Brantley 234 Orange Street Jackie December 30 Favorite saying: Most decidedly, old chap . Noted tor: Tearing through the halls. Activities: Track, Cross country; Athletics Board Yearbook. Clifford 8rown 600’ j North 5th St. Brownie August 4 Favorite saying: Forget water that's gone under the bridge . Noted for: Pestering girls. Activities: House and Grounds Committee; Social Dancmg Club; Science Club; Track. Antoinette Buccino 147 Sylvan Avenue Nettie January 19 Favorite saying: Heavens to 8etsy . tcd for: Being Mr Pritchard's pet. Italian Honor; Spanish Honor; _____ Boots and Saddle; Treasurer, Junior Red. Cross. Social Dancing Club; Science Club; . ooal Committee. Acropolis: Student Council: Assembly Committee. •� 8 Executive Committee -SB Dance Commmit- tee; Service Club; Sales Board Yearbook, B'‘ Girl. Joan Ceco.irclli 510 Parker Street Favorite saying: Drop dead . Noted for: Irrespc ■■ Activities Science Club Library Staff, Current Problems Club. Rita Calabrese 140 Summer Avenue ReRe July 17 Favorite saying: Are you kidding”. Noted for: Getting into trouble. Activities: Bowling Club. Albert Calvani 197 Garside Street Uni November 23 Favorite saying: You big boob . Noted for: Looks. Activities: Boys' Leaders; House and Grounds Committee; Science Club. Jean Capobianco 188 Parker Street Capo October 28 Favorite saying: Na-a-a-h . Noted for: Sense of humor. Activities: Student Council; War Stamp Agent; Science Club; Acropolis; P. T. S. A. Lawrence Caprio 126 Parker Street Moon September 14 Favorite saying: “Leash boob . Noted for: I'm not. Activities: Baseball; Football. Rocco Caprio 53 Winthrop Street Rocky June 14 Favorite saying: Chicken . Noted for: 8emg a violinist. Activities: ' Science Club; - Blue Jackets; Camera Club; P.T.S.A. Florence Carr 52 Davenport Avenue Cille March 24 Favorite saying: For crying out loud . Noted for Being quiet Activities Mixed Chorus; Science Club; Social Dancing Club. Avenue October 13 end hey. Doc”, everywhere with every- w «r. Activities: President, Student Council. Vice-president, P. T. S. A , National Honor Society, Manager, Football; Boys' Leaders, Captain, House and Grounds. Science Club. Psychology Club; Track; Athletic Board Yearbook. •erani Cartier 121 North I Ith Street B. J. January 9 Favorite saying Is that a fact . Noted for: Sea stones Activities: Photography Board Yearbook. War Service: U. S. Navy 1943-46; saw ac- tion in Pacific Joseph Casale 84 North 3rd Street Jo-Jo June 10 Favorite saying: What’s it to you? Noted for: Football. Act vities: Football. Baseball. Boys' Leaders. Marie Castellano 10 Sheffield Street Sniffles September 19 Favorite saying: Get out! Noted for: Buying clothes. Activities: Junior Red Cross; Science Club, Student Council. Guidance Office Staff. Psychology Club, P. T. S. A. Mildred Castelluccio 168 High Street Mil November 29 Favorite saying: Go to perdition . Noted for: Blond hair. Activities: Italian Honor; Service Club; Psychology Club; Science Club; Guidance Office Staff; Dramatic Club, Sales Board Yearbook. Nancy Catalfamo 235 Bloomfield Avenue Nan March 2 Favorite saying: Doesn't that kill you . Noted for: Eating lunch before lunch time. Activities. Science Club; House and Grounds Committee; Italian Honor. Juanita Chavious 145 Oraton Street Deets August 23 Favorite saying: O. K. Noted for: Writing backwards Activities: Glee Club; Science Club; Spirit- ual Choir. Lucy Chiarella 263 Warren Street Lou June 3 Favorite saying: What d'ya know? Noted for: Flirtatious eyes. Activities: Junior Red Cross; Social Danc- ing Club; Acropolis; Science Club; P T. S A. Ethel Childress 104 Warren Street Slim July 22 Favorite saying: Poor little thing . Noted for: Poetry. Activities: Dramatic Club; Boots and Saddle; Assistant Chairman, Features Board Yearbook; Student Council; Psychology Club. Frank Ciardi 901 Mt. Prospect Avenue Limpy December 2 Favorite saymo: Bet your life”. Noted fo. : Quietness and introvert per- sonality. Activities: Golf, Bowling Three years at Belleville High School. Michael Ciccarelli 606 North 6th Street Chick May 8 Favorite saymg: 8-ball double-cross in corner pocket . Noted for: Sharp ties and lackets. Activities: Boys' Leaders; Science Club. Delores Ciccolini 539 Clifton Avenue Chick May 28 Favorite saymg: That kills me . Noted for Long telephone conversations Activities Secretary, Italian Honor. Stu dent Council Statistics Board Yearbook 48 Dance Committee. Junior Red Cross Social Dancing Club. Assembly Committee Science Club. B Girl. Service Club; So cial Committee. Home Room Treasurer Home Room Chairman; Library Staff P T. S A Lydia Cocchiarella 100 Third Avenue Lee September 30 Favorite saying: Wise up . Noted for Lee sisters Activities Bowling- Student Council: Sci- ence Club. Home Economics Club; Junior Red Cross, Cheer Leader Marie Colatrella 436 North 12th Street Cookie August 16 Favorite saying: Gee whiz . Noted for: Short do Activities: Italian Honor, Student Council, Science Club. Americo Conforti 250 Ridge Street Handsome December 13 Favorite saying: Here I am, you lucky girls”. Noted for: Teasmg the girls Activities: Captam. Track Team. Boys Leaders. Student Council; Science Club, House and Grounds Committee. Norma Coppola 286 North 6th Street Pinky October 21 Favorite saymg: Mercy Percy . Noted for: Snappy answers Activities: Social Committee; Junior Red Cross; Acropolis. 4B Dance Committee, Student Council, Italian Honor, Science Club; Service Club; P T S. A Anthony Cordasco 176 Second Street Tony June 14 Favorite saying: Big deal”. Noted for: ' Making signs in 8 H. S. psychology. Activities: President, Spanish Honor. Cap tarn. House and Grounds, National Honor Society. Chairman. Athletics Board Acrop- olis, Chairman, Athletics Board Yearbook; Track; Fencing; Cross-country; B Man; Science Club; Current Problems Club. Dramatics, Student Council, After-math Club; Junior Red Cross; Boys' Leaders; President, Psychology Club. Audrey Corwin 728 Ridge Street Cork August 17 Favorite saymg: Good deal . Noted for Short, blond hair Activities Orchestra, Sales Board Year- book; Science Club. After math Club; Homeroom chairman. Student Council; As- sembly Committee. Bowling, Service Club. 4B Dance Committee; Social Committee; B Girl; Visual Aid Crew, Guidance Office Staff. National Honor Norman Crawford 343 Summer Avenue Flash October 30 Favorite saymg: N. C. Noted for: Tall friends Activities. President. 4B and 4A Class. Treasurer. National Honor. Boys' Leaders B Man, Track. Cross-country, Science Club; Spanish Honor, Visual Aid Crey, After-math Club. P T S A. James Cullen 322 Park Avenue Buddy November 27 Favorite saymg. It isn’t worth it . Noted for Honesty Activities: Freshman Fencing; Science Club Dorothy Curley 192 Orange Street Dot October 2 l Favorite saymg: None Noted for: Nothing much Activities: Three years at Robert Treat Junior High School and Central High School. Antoinette D'Addona 15 Webster Street Ann August 5 Favorite saymg: How nervous . Noted for Being conservative Activities: Science Club; Italian Honor. Statistics Board Yearbook, P. T. S. A. Josephine Dallegro 208 Summer Avenue Jo May 24 Favorite saymg: Are you kidding . Noted for One of the Lee Sisters Activities: Bowling, Home Economics Club, Science Club; Junior Red Cross. Eleanor D'Amico 843 Summer Avenue El August 18 Favorite saymg: That wasn't called for . Noted for : Lee sisters. Activities Bowlmo. Science Club, Student Council. Junior fted Cross; Home Eco nomics Club. Teresa Dante Terry January 6 Favorite saying: I mean to say . Noted for: Losmg things. Activities Spanish Conversation; Red Cross Representative. War Stamp Agent. Paul D'Armlento 25 Park Avenue Shorty July 25 Favorite saymg: Good morning . Noted for. Business ideas. Activities After-math Club; Science Club. Acropolis, Homeroom Chairman 4 terms, Student Council, Psychology Club; Band. Orchestra. Blue Jackets. Freshman Foot- ball; Track, Business Manager. Acropolis; Chairman, 48 Dance Committee, Business Manager, Yearbook. National Honor, Ball- room Dancing. 80 Dominick Djrpino 485 North Hth Street Happy July I Favorite taymg: Whatcha doin' Noted for: A smiling face Activities: Orchestra, Blue Jackets Sci- ence Club. Boys' Leaders Donald Davis 695 Mt. Prospect Avenue Don September S Favorite saying: Now, now . Noted for: Making speeches m Homeroom Activities: Homeroom Chairman; 4B and 4A Executive Committee. Captain. House and Grounds Committee, Student Council. Yolanda De8onit 526 North 13th Street Lonnie June 28 Favorite saying: How stupid Noted for Being late Activities: Student Council, President. Latin Honor: Italian Honor. National Honor; Social Committee. Science Club; Secretary. 4B-4A Class. Glee Club, Ball- room Dancing; B Girl; 4B Dance Com- mittee; P T S. A. Philip DeCarlo 139 Verona Avenue Shorty June 27 Favorite saying Bone-head Noted for; Height. Amiel DeFIlippis 560 North llth Street Favorite saying You got rocks in your head Noted for: Crooning. Activities: Science Club Ralph DeFilipps 341 North 6th Street Yo-oo Ralph April 3 Favorite saying: Yo! Noted for: Kibitzing Activities. Track; Library Staff Shirl Favorite saying: Shirley deGrasse 735 Lake Str .' Say now ?. March 20 Noted for Getting in MUM . Activities Psychology Club; House and Grounds Committee; Acropolis. Social Committee, Feature Board Yearbook; Dramatics Club. Physics Laboratory Staff. Science Club. P T S. A. Dorothy Delbasco 77 North llth Street Dot October 25 Favorite saying What a wit. nitwit, that is . Noted for: Practically every1 Activities: Boots and Sa __ Honor, Social Club, Photography' Yearbook. Assembly Committee. B Homeroom Reporter, War Stamp Agent, Junior Red Cross ■5S5� � 9 Agent; Phyllis DelGuercio 371 North 11th Street Honey April ll Favorite saying: How nervous . Noted for: Being argumentative. Activities: Psychology Club; Science Club; Acropolis Agent; 8usmess Board Yearbook; Library Staff; Service Club. Mario DeLuisi 89 Clifton Avenue Giglo February 14 Favorite saying: Always ready . Noted for. Everything (nothing special). Stephen DeMaio 675 North 5th Street Steve July 25 Favorite saying: How ridiculous Noted tor: Love of the opera Activities: National Honor. President. Italian Honor; Vice-president. Student Council; Assembly Committee. Acropolis Agent. Homeroom Chairman. Library Staff; Guidance Office Staff; Science Club. Psych- ology Club; Dramatic Club -� B Dance Committee; Chairman. Statistics Board Yearbook. 48-4A Executive Committee. Radio Workshop; Publicity Committee. Boys' Leaders. Jersey Boys' State Repre- sentative. P T. S A Antoinette DeMeo 660 North 8th Street Nan August 22 Favorite saying: Oh, don't bother me Noted for: Not fixing my hair or 1000 lip-stick. Activities B Girl; tssex County Chorus. Mixed Chorus. House and Grounds Com- mittee Science Club; Office Staff; Sales Board Yearbook Gregory Deo 246 Sec Gregg Favorite saying O Noted for Scrape it Activities: House and Patricia DerM 196 Roseville Mni. July 28 You don't appreciate Pat Favorite saying me . Noted for: Hof temper, sharp Activities: Science Club; S Board Yearbook Alice Devers 147 New Street aphy March 23 Favorite saying: Noted for: Height Activities: Latin Honor. Science Club, Student Council. Agent; Homeroom Secretary Angela DeVita 109 Mt Prospect Avenue Ang September 16 Favorite saying For Christmas sake . Noted for Eating lunch in class Activities: Service Club; Science Club; House and Grounds Committee Genevieve Downes 166 Garside Street Genny Mav ' Favorite saying: Yosir ffs'fer m-la ’s tw i Noted for: Eating and talking. Activities: Psychology Club, Science Club, Junior Red Cross; Acropolis Agent. Sales Board Yearbook Ralph Figliuni 609 North 4th Street Fig October 9 Favorite saying: Are you chicken . Noted for: School spirit. Activities: Managcr. Track, Fencing, Ital- ian Honor; After-math Club, Science Club; Lieutenant, Boys' Leaders; Cheerleader. 4B Dance Committee. Advertising Board Year- book. I Richard Foggio 58 Second Street' Dick _ifghnnn� -mr Favorite saying: E-e-e-ga Noted for: Innocence Activities National Secretary, Student Council. 4B Dance Com- mittee. 4B Executive Committee. Assem- bly Committee, Psychology Club; Science Club; Assistant Manager. Fencing. Chair- man, Features Board Yearbook; Co chair- man. Features Board. Acropolis; Library Staff. Biology Assistant. Social Dancing Club. Lena Frascella 197 Parker Street Lee November 8 Favorite saymg: I disagree . Noted for: Telling pgepic where to get off Activity: Service Club; Science Club Dramatics Club; Basketball, Cheerleader Hockey. House and Grounds Committee Mixed Chorus. Edwin Fraser 39 North 6th Street Eddie March 16 FePwffe saymg: A chain is as strong as its weakest link Noted for: Card shark Activities: Science Club. Marry Freda 258 Ridge Street Hank August 31 Favorite saymg: Partner . Noted for. Swell guy. Activities Science Club, Boys' Leaders; House and Grounds Committee; Athletics Board Yearbook Seymour Freiman 521 Roseville Avenue S y June 11 Favorite saying: Can you prove It . Noted for: Asking questions in class Activities: National Honor; Science Club; 4B Dance Committee; Vice-president, Psychology Club; Manager. Fencing; Track. Business Board Acropolis; Advertising Chairman Yearbook, 4A Executive Com- mittee. Pete Peter Furfaro 270 Riverside Avenue July 30 Favorite saying Noggin head . Noted for: Sticking tongue out. Beniamin Ganny 134 North 12th Street B B March 29 Favorite saying: Drop dead . Noted for: Doing nothing. Activities: Football. Marie Garruto 154 Verona Avenue R,e November 11 Favorite saying: That bums me up . Noted for: Talking and cracking gum Activities: Cheerleader. French Honor; Social Committee; Student Council; Junior Red Cross; Service Club; Science Club. 4B Dance Committee; Statistics Board Year- book, P T. S. A Robert Geyer 266 North 7th Street Bob June 14 Favorite saying: Beans . Noted for: Perfect attendance and punct- uality Activi ties: Science Club, Psychology Club; P T. S. A. 81 Sylvia Macioci 613 North 4th Street JoAnne McDermott 868 DcGraw Avenue Mery Ne� tor 766 Parker Street Do Da May 5 Favonto saying Oshkosh . Noted tor . Kerchief� and mittens Activities: Service Ctub; Secretary. Na- tional Honor. Science Club; Vice-president, Italian Honor, Chairman. Social Commit- tee Ballroom Dancing. Homeroom Vice president, B Girl, Student Council. Acropolis. Features Board Yearbook. After-math Club. Captain. House and Grounds Committee. Historian PISA John Mancini 276 North 10th Street Johnnie September 3 Favorite saying: Hello handsome. I think I’m cute too'r Noted for: Saying nothing in the longest speeches ever made Activities: Science Club; House and Grounds Committee. Features Board Year- book John Manganella 13 Webster Street April 29 Favorite saying Yoooo . Noted for. Green lacket. Activities: President, National Honor. Student Council; Football; Psychology Club. Blue Jackets. Sales Manager. Year book. Acropolis; Homeroom Chairman. Theresa Marchese 154 Eighth Avenue Terry July 20 Favorite saying: Axoi via butcher” Noted for: Hatred of Barringer boys Activities: Psychology Club; Latin Honor. Italian Honor. Science Club Virginia Marlatt 874 Lake Street Ginny June 20 Favorite saying: Hey, wait for me . Noted for; Page boy Activities: Features Chairman, Acropolis, Assistant Editor. Yearbook; Mixed Chorus. French Honor; After-math Club; Student Council; National Honor; Social Commit- tee. Guidance Office Staff. Service Club; Homeroom Secretary, Essex County Chorus Psychology Club, Historian. P T. $- A. Gloria Masters 124 Montclair Avenue Glo March 25 Favorite saying Your old, head, of course . Noted for Breathing Activities Glee Club Service Club; Mixed Chorus. Psychology Club Dramatics Club. Office Staff Science Club; Advertising Board Yearbook Rote Matt 170 Grafton Avenue Rowie October 15 Favorite saying: Crumb! Holy crow . Noted for: Being early Activities: National Honor, Vice-president, French Honor; Sales Board Yearbook. P. T. S. A. Helen Mattia 265 Ridge Street Matty March 29 Favorite saying: You don't say . Noted for: Day-dreaming Activities: B Girl; Science Club, Library Staff, 48 Dance Committee. Service Club. P. T S. A Vera McCormack 62 Wakeman Avenue Vee July 9 Favorite sayingg: Oh, sugar . Noted for: Talking Activities; Science Club; Spanish Honor Jo August 23 Favorite saying: “Good night Noted for. Ability to have a good time, anywhere, any time. Activities Psychology Club, Office Staff. Radio Script Club; Dramatics Club, Bowl mg. Social Committee Loris Megaro 49 Sixth Avenue Lorry April 23 Favorite saying: Take a walk for your- self Noted for Doing the most with spare time Activities Latin Honor, Italian Honor. Science Club. Psychology Club. Glee Club. P T S A Joseph Melillo 739 Summer Avenue Joe December I 3 Favorite saying Tough Noted for: Chemistry Activities Italian Honor. Science Clirf Elvira Merola 94 Mt Prospect Ave Ella May 12 Favorite saymg Golly Moses Noted for Debating Activities Psychology Club. Ballroom Dancing, Science Club. Current Problems Club. Latm Honor Statistics Board Yea� book. Radio Workshop, Treasurer French Honor. P.T.S.A. Sara-Faye Mesce 127 Seventh Avenue Mess May 18 Favorite saymg. Fudge and fiddlesticks Noted for: Altaixa Activities Secretary-treasurer, Psychology Club; Italian Honor; Science Club; Junio� Red Cross, Advertising Board Yearbook, Ballroom Dancmg Club; P T S A. Arthur Meyer 210 Springdale Avenue Art March 18 Favorite saymg: Frankly . Noted for: Fatherly advice Activities: War Service. U S Army 1945- 46 South Pacific and Japan Anthony Mirti 33 Davenport Avenue Mirt August 5 Favorite saying: For goodness sake Noted for. Mirti did it. Activities: Assistant Editor. Yearbook. As- sistant Editor Acropolis; National Honor, Latm Honor. Spanish Honor. Science Club. After math Club, Track, Fencing. Cross- country, Student Council; Social Dancmg Class; Library Staff. 4B Dance Commit tee. Homeroom Chairman Rae Menda 34 Stone Street Rae-Joy December 30 Favorite saying: Crumb Noted for: Just not known Activities: Science Club; Homeroom Secre- tary. Latin Honor, 4B Dance Committee; Advertising Board Yearbook. Jean Moyle 2 Wakeman Avenue Honey April 11 Favorite saymg: I think he's so nice. Noted for: Talking Joan Murk 247 Broadway Murk July 26 Favorite saying: Oh. brother Noted for Being quiet Activities: Bowling, Psychology Club. Mar e June 27 Favorite saymg Oh. gosh Noted saymg Nothing Activities Junior Red Cross, Chairman. Science Club. Robert Nielsen 445 Summer Avenue Bob January 23 Favonto saymg Let's go. now Noted for Fencing and track. Activities Co-Captam. Fencing Team. Track. National Honor, Vice-President and Secretary Spanish Honor, Advertising Man ager. Science Club. After-math Club. Stu- dent Council; Treasurer. 4B-4A Class Lois O'Reilly 241 Second Avenue Dimples September 15 Favorite saymg Oh. bosh . Noted for Fun Activities Service Club. Visual Aid Crew. Boots and Saddle; Sales Board Yearbook. P T S A Nina Orlando 191 Summer Avenue Nee September 16 Favorite saymg Don t get smart . Noted for Figure Activities: Library Staff Service Club. So- cial Committee. Psychology Club, Science Club. Sales Board Yearbook. P T S A Hilton Otero 155 Clifton Avenue Hil December 13 Favorite saymg It's for the birds Noted for Telling people off m Spanish Activities Orchestra. String Quartet P T S A . National Honor Ann Otto 112 Third Street Anme August 15 Favonte saying Jecpers. I ll never know . Noted fo� Hair styles Activities Social Committee. Sales Board Acropolis. 8oots and Saddle. Science Club Sales Board Yearbook P T S A Peter Palmiere 634 Narth 7th Street Mort November 17 Favorite saymg Are you kidding Noter fo� Aggravating people Activities Boys' Leaders Science Club Band. Assistant Manager Football. Athletics Board Yearbook. P T S A James Palmiseno 474 North 9th Street Jimmy August 14 Favorite saying You're chicken . Noted for . Nose Activities: Library Staff. Student Council. Boys' Leaders. Science Club. Treasurer Italian Honor. 4B Dance Committee, Fea lures Board Yearbook, P T S A Gennaro Panico 133 Seventh Avenue Butch November 15 Favorite saymg Oh, you don't say . Noted for: Nothing special. William Parillo 44 Heller Parkway Willy January 24 Favorite saymg: Till then Noted for: Imitation of Donald Duck. 83 Jcjn P tt«non 546 North 7th Street July 26 “Tevorite saying: You |usf Oughte Noted toc: Witty remarks Activities: Sefencc Club, Student Council, B” ™!rl; Social Committee. Junior Red Cross; Psychology Club, Photography Board Yearbook, Latin Honor. 4B Dance Commit- tee; Service Club; Current Problems Club; Boots and Saddle; Secretary, French Honor, P. T. S. A. Olga Pawlakos 32 Abington Avenue Oily October 24 Favorite saying: How disgusting Noted for: Beautiful clothes Activities: Editor-in-Chiof Yearbook, Co- Editor Acropolis; Assistant Editor Acropo- lis; National Honor; Student Council Repre- sentative. French Honor. Spanish Honor, Assistant Chairman 4B Dance Committee; Social Committee, Psychology Club; Sci- ence Club; Bowling, War Stamp Represent- ative; Service Club, 4B Executive Commit- tee; P. T. S. A. Carmen Pep 101 Summer Avenue Pep October 10 Favorite saying: Be bop Noted for: Sensational drummer Activities: Leader of Blue Jackets. Drum Maior- 4B Dance Committee, Orchestra. Sales Board Yearboook, Mixed Chorus. Ball room Dancing. Helen Perna 189 North I Ith Street Bcbe July 12 Favorite saying: I'm so mad . Noted for: Answering other's problems Activities: Junior Red Cross; Current Prob- lems; Science Club, Dancing Class. Anthony Pesante 283 North 7th Street Tony March 12 Favorite saying: Your chicken . Noted for: Dancing. Activities: Boys' Leaders, Track; Science Club; P T. S. A Dot Dorothy Petriella 346 North 6th Street March 12 Favorite saying: Oh, boy Noted for: Insulting remarks Activities: Library Staff. Social Committee, 4B Dance Committee. Science Club. Sale Board Yearbook. P T S A. Anthony Puma 590 North 4th Street Peanuts June 9 Favorite saying: Holy Toledo . Noted for: Homeroom Chairman Activities: Italian Honor, Science Club, Athletics Board Yearbook; Boys' Leaders, Baseball, Homeroom Chairman 7 Terms, 48-4A Executive Committee; P T.S. A. National Honor William Quinn 483 Broadway Red October 18 Favorite saying: Yo Noted or: Red hair. Activities: Football. Science Club; Psych- ology Club; Student Council; House and Grounds Committee, Basketball. Acropolis Agent, May 9 63 Irving Street R.vny Favorite saying: Cheese . • oted for: Tallness Activities: Science Club. Janet Ritter 728 Ridge Street Tex October 26 Favorite saying: You boob . Small feet Orchestra; Science Club; Bow- Con Yearbook Noted for Small feet Activities Orchestra; _ ■ mg, Social Committee; Glee Club; Sales Lawrence Risse 81 North 14th Street lorry February 25 Favorite saying I that right . Noted for: Wolf Activities War Service U S Army 1946- 47.'- Manuel Rocha Ii 22 Drift Street MarMttfttLc' February 2 Favorite sayin .: How ridiculous . Noted for: Acting • vities: National Honor, Latin Honor, jltalian Honor, Science Club, ub. Radio Workshop, -� B tee Assistant Editor Year Dancing, P T S A Rickey Rocco Rodino 348 North 6th Street Favor.te saying: Throw her a fish . Noted for: LmB voice. ■ Activities: Basket: a Science Club mg Class; Athlet. s Board Yearbook July 5 Dane 249 Zt Summer Avenue Suitcase January 16 Favorite saying; For crying m the sink . Noted for Bad luck. Activities: Football. Track, Basketball, Science Club. James Prell 326 Seventh Avenue Jimmie February 22 Favorite saying: Are you kidding . Noted for: Interest in sports Activities: War Service—U S. Navy 1944- 46—Okinawa. Carmela Primamore 132 Ridge Street Carne July 21 Favorite saying: How nervous Noted for: Selling baby clothes Activities: Glee Club; House and Grounds Committee; Mixed Chorus, Service Club, Student Council; Junior Red Cross. Sally Rutsonello 197 Grafton Avenue Sal June 17 Favorite saymg Oh. gollys Noted for Getting along with people. Activities: President Social Committee As sistant Editor. Yearbook. Co-Eddo Features Board Acropolis, Bowlmg. Office Staff; Student Council. National Honor Italian Honor Homeroom Secretary. House and Grounds Committee. Psychology Club. Dra- matics Club. March 5 Walter Sample 24 State Street Walt Favorite saying: Blast it . Noted for Art Activities: Art Editor. Yearbook; Home- room Vice-President, 4B-4A; Science Club; 4B Executive Committee Three years High school. North Hampton. Mass. Julia Rosania 9 Tt rd Street Babe July 5 Favorite saying: Wise up . Noted for: Norse Activities' Cheerleader, Science Club; Hockey. House and Grounds Committee, Athletics Board Yearbook. Fay Rustomano 222North 3rd Street Babe April 4 Favorite saying: Hi, ya . Activities: Social Committee; Science Club. Boots and Saddle, Assembly Committee. Service Club; P. T. S. A Marie Ruttomane 294 Fifth Street Murphy April 25 Favorite saying . Supercalifishus Noted for: Swell Band and Basketball Activities Basketball, Bowling. Hockey, Manager B Girls; Stamp Agent, Current Problems Club, Science Club; Band, Orches- tra. Athletics Board Yearbook. Joseph Santosuosso 488 N. •• 12th Stret Junior Favorito sayi Noted for Activities: Science Club, June 12 ft bother me . ial. Student Council. Anthony Sarno 132 Parker Street Raffy March 8 Favorite saying: I'll fell you something Noted for Nothing. Robert Schaal fl7 Fourth Street 5®� July 9 Favorite saymg: That's nice . Noted for Eating m study. Activities: Band, Orchestra, Science Club; Photography Board Yearbook Ernest Schaefer 171 North 3rd Street Ernie July 15 Favorite saying: Get out of here . Noted for: Smooth talking Activities Science Club, Fencing, Mixed Chorus. Social Dancing Club; Art Board Yearbook, House and Grounds Committee Dolores Scheffer 205 Fifth Street Dee May 15 Favorite saymg Hay-Bob-are-Bob”. Noted for: Rushing around school Activities Science Club, Student Council Representative, Girls' Leaders. 8iology Lab. Assistant. Robert Schneidenbach 16 Ruby Place Rapid Robert August 6 Favorite saying: See you around . Noted for: Sports Activities Football. Basketball Captam Track; Science Club. Lorena Schroeder 68 North I Ith Street Clem November 24 Favorite saying: Yo-oo . Noted for Arguments with teachers. Activities: Science Club, Social Committee; Activities Board Acropolis, Student Council Representative, Features Board Yearbook. Service Club; French Honor; 4B Dance Committee, 4B-4A Executive Committee. Jr Red Cross, Homeroom Chairman. 84 Addi Scrivo 458 Summer Avenue Ad November 4 Favorite saying: Oh. how nervous . Noted for: Being slow Activities: Italian Honor, Social Commit- tee. 4B Dance Committee, Science Club Features Board Yearbook. Psychology Club President. French Honor, P T S. A ; Na tional Honor. Frank Scudes 116 Chester Avenue Skeets July 19 Favorite saying: Fathead Noted for Field dog training Activities: Student Council. Homeroom P esident. Football; Science Club, Sales Board Yearbook Emanuel Sencrchu 121 Park Avenue Manny April 6 Favorite saying. I'm sorry Noted for Loafing Activities. Baseball. Blue Jackets. Beverly Shustak 1333 Purdy Street, Bronx N. Y Bcv June 4 Favorite saying: They shot Lincoln . Noted for Talking Activities French Honor. Science Club, Service Club, Current Problems Club. Sta- tistics Board Yearbook 8 tty Simcone 216 North 5� h Street Bet August 29 Favorite saying: Who did the homework Noted for Listening to friends problems Activities: Acropolis. Statistics Board Year- book. French Honor. Spanish Honor; Social Committee, Junior Red Cross; Science Club; Mixed Chorus. Rose Soriano 294 North 7th Street Rosie November 24 Favorite saying: What a shame Noted for Sunny smile Activities French Honor Sconce Club. House and Grounds Comm.rtee, Student Ccunc.l Representative P T. S. A August 21 Michael l________ 47 Park Avenue Juice ___________________ Favorite saymg That's a lie”. Noted for Annoy ng pretty girls. Activities Boys l i-aders; Science Club. W, I hi-1 min Stia 605 North 6th Street Billie February 8 Favorite saymg What a sham ''. Noted for Height and sue Activities: Science Club Ballroom Dancing; Service Club, Guidance Office Staff -3( Blaise Stolfi 212 North 3rd Street Dooch March 18 Favorite saying; Yak, yak . Noted for: Shadow. Activities: Science Club; Boys' Leaders. Marolyn Thornton 37 Perry Street. Belleville Lyn July 16 Favorite saying Hel-lo . Noted for Taking out pm curls Activities: Science Club; Glee Club; Adver- tising Board Yearbook Three years Belle villa High School and Linden Hall Pasqwale Torre 36 Gar side Street Pat September 28 Favorite saying: I don’t know . Noted for. Jiu-|itsu Activities. Captam Boys' Leaders. Peter Torsiello 388 North 7th Street Torsi September 21 Favorite saying: I wouldn't say that now . Noted tor Wise-Cracks Activities: Science Club. Theresa Trumo 18 First Street Terry August I Favorite saymg: I love you with both my soles . Noted for: Temper. Activities: Junior Red Cross Representative, Assembly Committee. House and Grounds committee, science Club, Italian Honor; saies Board Yearbook. Gladys Tuosto 13? Mt Prospect Avenue Gladdy April 28 Favorite saymg What? Whet ? Noted tor Seiimg tickets Activities Secretary Spanish Honor: Italian Honor, Social Committee, Captain, House and Grounds Com mitt ; Student Council Representative, sc ienco Club 48 Dance Committee, Advert «g Board Yearbook, ballroom Dancing. 8 Girl; Mixed Chorus. P T. S. A ; National Lorry Lorraine 903 LakTMHV March 2 1 Favorite saymg: YcGods and forty fishes '. Noted tor Quietness. Activities. Current Problema Club; Phyth otogy Club, Social CommRtil r Piaturcs Board Yearbook. Geraldine Vasone 411 Lake Street Babe Novmtab r 12 Favorite saying: Oh. phoocy . Noted tor. Green eyes and pretty smile Activities: Science Club, Service Club; Stu dent Council, Social Committee, Junior Red Cross; Phychology Club; B Girl; P. T. S. A Gloria Vaughan 36 Chester Avenue Boots July 21 Favorite saymg: Hi, sugar lump . Noted for S-ngmg and speaking. Activities National Honor, Italian Honor Student Council Executive Committee; Trea surer. Spanish Honor, Spanish Conversation Publicity Committee, Psychology Club Chairman. Assembly Committee; Chairman Acropolis News 8oard; Science Club; Assis tant Chairman, Statistics Board Yearbook. Orchestra. Glee Club. Radio Broadcast for Youth Week. Current Problems Club; Junior Red Cross, Dramatics Club. Cocial Com- mittee. P. T. S. A. Marilyn Wagner 266 North ilh Street Mar September 5 Favorite saying: To the hills, men— , Noted for: Making own clothes Activities Ballroom Dancing, Language Arts; Science Club; Student Council Repre- sentative; Sales Board Yearbook, Junior Red Cross; P T S. A. Leonard Walko 770 Summer Avenue Lenny September 25 Favorite saymg: Live and learn the hard way . Noted for: Shyness Activities: Advertising Board Yearbook 170 PI, T tg December 20 Favorite saying: Hey .' Noted for Dancing. Activities: Science Club; Boots and Saddle; Vice President, Spanish Honor, Photography Board Yearbook. House and Grounds Com- mittee; P. T. S. A. Geneva White 127 Newark Street Ginny November 13 Favorite saying: What's happening . Noted for: Freckles. Activities: Science Club. Reginald Winbuth J03 North 11th Street Reggie August 27 Favorite sayinac Take it easy . Noted for: Friendliness Activities: Sc� tual Choir. Boys' Leaders; Freshman Football. Barbara Wootton 183 Woodside Avenue January 1 Favorite saymg: Now listen here . Noted for Wide belt Activities Boots and Saddles, Junior Red Cross. Bowling; Science Club; Art Board Yearbook. P. T. S. A. June Wright 114 Fourth Street Jume November 25 Favorite saying: Which way did he go . Noted for; Getting yelled at in gym and health. Activities: French Honor; Spanish Honor; Captain. Girls' Bowling Team. Junior Red Cross, Mixed Chorus. Chairman Photogra phy Board Yearbook; Acropolis; Science Club. Social Committee. P T. S. A.; Nation- al Honor. SUMMER SCHOOL Wilbur Burt 599 North 6th Street Dick November 18 Favorite saying: Don't talk holes in my clothes . Noted for: Wise cracks. Activities: Science Club. Anthony Colonni 12 Cutler Street Matty January 8 Favorite saying: Swell . , Noted for Playing trumpet. I Activities: Blue Jackets; Band. Osborne Moore 594 North 5th Street Ozzia January 28 Favorite saying: Absolute . Noted for: Nice clothes. Activities: 8and; Track; Cross-Country; Student Council. Richard Voorhees 322 Sussex Avenue Rick April 3 Favorite saymg: Choke on it . Noted for: Hair comb. Activities: Track; Cross-Country; Science Club; House and Grounds Committee; So- cial Studies Forum. Holmes Wormald 92 Fourth Avenue Wormie June 1 Favorite saying: Gag on it . Noted for: Term spent at East Side. Activities: Boys' Leaders, Science Club; Current Problems Club; Social Studies Forum, House and Grounds Committee. 85 ATHLETICS Bill Adam Bill earned his major B for his fine work as manager during the 46 season. He also threw the shot on the track squad. Bill's hard work was appreciated by all. 88 Ralph Figliussi Ralph became a member of the track and fencing teams in his latter years at Barringer. He received a major B as manager of our champ- ionship fencing team. Cheerleaders Marie Garruto Lydia Cocchiarella Julia Rosania Lena Frascelia Hilbert Carson Hilbert's fine work as football man- ager has been outstanding. His efforts were well rewarded as he received both a major letter and a gold football as manager of our City Championship Team of 1945. Vincent Albano Vinnie's great fighting spirit made up for his lack of weight in football. He captured his major letter for the ”46'' season. Vinnie's aggressiveness at guard stamped him a fine player. Louis Avolio Lou was off to a fast start on his athletic career as he won his major letter on the track team. As a mere freshman he received a gold track shoe, when the cross country team triumphed in the city meet. He was elected captain of the squad in his junior year and has also eclipsed his early track victories. Larry Caprio Larry has received much recogni- tion for his work on the baseball and football squads. His fine fielding and hitting earned him his place on the All-City Baseball Team. Larry also did a fine job in handling the kicking chores in football season. Joe Casale Joe shouldered the burdens of the ”46” season as a reserve quarterback. He came through admirably and was awarded a maior letter for his fine ball handling. Joe played many full games for the Big Blue. Rico Conforti Rico is one of the few fellows to have defended his crown successfully in the city track meet. This classy feat earned him a pair of major let- ters. Rico is a real inspiration to his fellow team mates. Anthony Cordasco Anthony received his major letter as manager of the track team. He also proved himself a dependable cross country team performer. Anthony has achieved an enviable athletic record for himself. Norman Crawford Norman earned his major letter as manager of the cross country team. He has also earned a flock of minor letters for his fine low hurdling. Nor- man excells in this department. John Manganella John began to plug away at the position at left end in his sophomore year. He was an outstanding reserve in the 47 season playing in nearly every game. John received a major letter for his outstanding work in football. Anthony Mirti Anthony first received his track letter before he turned his interests toward fencing. He has received a state letter in fencing as a member of our championship team. Anthony has also repeated his victories in track. Vincent Guarino Vinnie, a well built fellow, has developed into a fine lineman on the gridiron. He proved himself a great competitor at guard during the ”47” season. Vinnie received a major letter for his fine play on the field. Bill Quinn Bill has been a varsity member of the football squad for several seasons. Switched to a reserve guard, he played a fast, hard game Bill received his major letter in football for the ''46” season. Bob Nielsen Bob has earned major letters in both track and fencing. He has de- veloped into a fine discus thrower on our track team. Bob has also received a state letter in fencing. He has been a consistent winner in both these sports, especially as Co-Captain of our championship fencing team. Joe Santosuosso In the past two years, Joe has de- veloped into an important cog in our baseball team. He finished last season hitting at a 400 clip. Joe's all around fine play won him a major letter and a place on the All City Team. Ernest Schaeffer Ernie's talents in fencing were first revealed in his sophomore year. His dependable performance as a reserve soon earned him a major letter. Ernie proved himself a valuable asset to the team. Bob Schneidcnbach Bob proved himself a great scoring threat in both football and basketball. He received major letters in both these sports for two consecutive sea- sons. In recognition of his abilities Bob was nominated to the All City and All-County football teams. 9l If hat the Underclassmen think the Seniors think of the Underclassmen. U You’ll always remember the day—the day you shed the designation Student” for the more impressive There are other things to remember, too—things like •his quote of Benjamin Franklin's— If a man empties his purse into his head no man can take it away from him; an investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. You have made that investment. Continue to make ih REMEMBER--- The Future Belongs to Those Who Prepare For It. If hat the Seniors think the L nderclassmen think of the Seniors. That “Superman” an “The Pink Section are tchat they read for inspiration. to the CLASS OF JUNE '47 BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL May I take this occasion to extend my heartiest felicitations and best wishes to the students of Barringer High School, Class of June 1947, and to all the boys and girls of high school age in our great city who are approaching the threshold of manhood and womanhood. The future of Newark will soon be entrusted to its esteemed youth, the unfailing heritage of every progressive municipality, and the backbone of our national prosperity. It is wise to invest in youth, and thus insure democracy in truth. John A. Brady DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS NEWARK, NEW JERSEY That Seniors are the only people ivith wit enough to enjoy themselves. That their only reason for living is so they can do homework assignments. HUmboldt 2-6390 Six Day Bike Race Rider De Bacco Bros. Bicycles, Toys. Lionel Trains, Repairing 46Vj BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Phone HUmboldt 2-0489 Roseville Radio 331 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK 7, N. J. Phone HUmboldt 2-4886 Mutual Bakery H. Hahn. Proprietor WEDDING CAKES • BIRTHDAY CAKES 301 BROADWAY NEWARK, N. J. Compliments of A. Hirschfeld 243 SPRINGDALE AVENUE EAST ORANGE. N. J. Phone HUmboldt 3-9764 L. C. Patterson LUNCHEONETTE - SOFT DRINKS 24 BROADWAY NEWARK, N. ). Compliments of Joe's Meat Market 85 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Phone HUmboldt 2-5470 PIONEER CAMERA EXCHANGE PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 443 Broad Street Newark, N. J. Phone HUmboldt 3-368C Park Avenue Furniture House Andrew Ruffo, Proprietor PERIOD AND MODERN FURNITURE 21 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Phones ORange 4-1710 and 4-1711 E. W. Baldwin PAPER. TWINE. PAPER BAGS Office and Warehouse 268 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE. N. J. Phone HUmboldt 2-0689 John's Fruits and Vegetables and Groceries David Ciglia. Proprietor 191 FIRST AVENUE FREE DELIVERY All—Electric Co. Authorixed Easy, Maytag, Thor Washing Machines REFRIGERATORS. RADIOS, RANGES. VACUUM CLEANERS For Service Call HUmboldt 2-5118 SMALL — GIFT — APPLIANCE 83 8LOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Phone HUmboldt 2-3850 K S Auto Glass Works HOUSE OF MIRRORS 2 PARK AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Established 1879 Phone MArket 2-2778 A. K. De Lemos Cr Co. Harry F. Mutschler, Proprietor BOOK AND SHEET MUSIC 16 CENTRAL AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 5 and 10 CENTS STORE 78 Broadway Newark, N. J. That only a Senior dares fail to laugh at a teacher s joke. That nil Freshmen an• congenital Lilliputians, standing less than forty-eight inches. The Major Zipper Conmar Products Corporation 140 THOMAS STREET NEWARK 1, NEW JERSEY SINCEREST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1947 MR. and MRS. JOSEPH VASONE 52 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. and MRS. EARL B. PATTERSON 52 That Seniors are too sophisticated to study in study halls. That Sophomores save more than their share of lunchroom tables. THE STUDENT COUNCIL WISHES SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO ALL 4A's ☆ HILBERT CARSON President Character Scholarship CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1947 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ☆ Leadership Service Phone HUmboldt 3-9871 Free Delivery Rickey's Food Market ITALIAN AND AMERICAN GROCERIES 668 NORTH 7th STREET NEWARK, N. J. Phone BELLEVILLE 2-4727 We Call and Deliver La Martinigue TAILORS 200 FRANKLIN STREET BELLEVILLE, N. J. Compliments of A Friend The Knit Wits MAE - OOLLY - TEDDY Andre Dress and Lingerie Shop MARGE ANDRIANO 355 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 7, N. J. Congratulations to ANTIONETTE MARIE from Mother Phone HUmboldt 3-9198 Bel-Hall Hairdressers Operators With Fifteen Years Experience 642 MT PROSPECT AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Phone HUmboldt 2-3257 Riekes Bakery Joseph Kulhawy, Proprietor 24 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. That Seniors slioiihl have first choice in the lunchroom line. Thai I nderclassmen art- too youn i to drink Cora Coin ul lunch. Of All the Places East or West The BARRINGER SWEET SHOP Is the Best Barringer Sweet Shop RIDGE STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY ▼ HEARTY GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO GRADUATES AND FACULTY FROM NEWARK'S MAYOR VINCENT J. MURPHY ▲ YORKE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Save Some of If INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Current Rates 2Vz% A BLOOMFIELD and CLIFTON AVENUES NEWARK 4, NEW JERSEY Thai Seniors were created for the sole purpose of ruling Freshmen with an iron hand. That Juniors forget their locker combinations. Compliments of JOSEPH ADDIO STANDARD DUPLICATING MACHINES Phone MArket 3-5638 GLORIA FLOWER SHOPPE R . W Edmonds 'SAY IT WITH FLOWERS” 127 West Market Street Newark, N. J. Phone HUmboldt 2-5132 Phone HUmboldt 2-1087 MATTIA PRINTING COMPANY ALTMAN'S Specializing in SPIRAL AND SPIRALISTIC CORSETS • LINGERIE • SPORTSWEAR BOOKBINDING 29 Park Avenue Newark, N. J. 82 Broadway Newark, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF ESSEX COAT MANUFACTURERS ☆ PACIFICO MARAVIGLIA President JERRY DE MAIO Secretary AUGUST CONTALDI T reasurer That Seniors lose their locker keys faster. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1947 A FRIEND ☆ Thai the bench in the office is for sinners ami freshmen. Phone HUmboldt 2-3847 DORA'S KIDDIE SHOPPE D. Monda. Proprietor V. AGRESTI CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Wholesale Dealer in OUR SPECIALTY DOMESTIC and IMPORTED GROCERIES 34 Stone Street Newark, N. J. 109 Seventh Avenue Newark, N. J. A p TEA COMPANY COLEMAN'S Compliments from DRESS SUITS TO HIRE The Employees 40 West Market Street Newark, N. ). Block Above Court House Phone HUmboldt 3-7402 Compliments of Carlo Calabrese JEWELRY — FURNITURE WASHING MACHINES Mr. and Mrs. Ben Linker 140 SUMMER AVENUE NEWARK, N. ). Compliments of Phone HUmboldt 2-5573 Blue Cr White Luncheonette SAMUEL VERNIERO, Proprietor Where Boy Meets Girl Anna Tripputi VOCAL TEACHER Coaching tor Opera, Concert and Radio STUDIO: 124 BROAD STREET NEWARK, N. J. Phone HUmboldt 3 -8863 Phone HUmboldt 3-8864 Guarino's Pharmacy F. Candore DRUGS - MEDICINES - PRESCRIPTIONS SUN DIAL SHOE STORE SIX CORNERS 213 BERKELY AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Phone NUtSey 2-4022 SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO AN EXCELLENT CLASS Nutley Floor and Rug Service Corp. JUNE 1947 RUGS SHAMPOOED IN YOUR HOME Floors Waxed The Vaughans and Marshalls 10 CENTRE STREET NUTLEY, N. J. Thai the office was made for filling out college applications. That no Sophomore has read Emily Post and is therefore not six'ially acceptable. SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY Serve Yourself and Save Andy's Food Market ANDREW MONDA. JR. MEATS • GROCERIES 17-19-21 GARSIDE STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY PHONE HUMBOLDT 2-2715 IT'S HANDY AT ANDY'S We Carry a Full Line of Choice Meats, Groceries and Delicacies CLASS OF JUNE 1932 That Seniors never went through the tooth losing stage. Thai all Freshmen are born with subnormal I. Q.’s. PHONE HUMBOLDT 2-5138 PHONE HUMBOLDT 2-8876 LA MODE Bridal Shoppe Custom Made Bridal and Evening Gowns For All Occasions QUALITY AND SERVICE JACK DE MARCO, Proprietor Our New Home: 86 BROADWAY ONE FLIGHT UP) NEWARK 4, NEW JERSEY Thai, in fact, no one less intelligent than Einstein can become a Senior. Thai teachers think Freshmen should go hack to (Grammar School. PHONE MARKET 3-9605 H. A. Greene Company SPORTING GOODS Baseball, Track, Tennis, Golf Supplies Are Now Available SERVING THE SCHOOLS OF NEW JERSEY WITH DEPENDABLE ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FOR A QUARTER OF A CENTURY OUTFITTERS: BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS 30 HALSEY STREET (near Central Avenue) NEWARK, NEW JERSEY PHONE MITCHELL 2-9418 OFFICE: MArket 2-3525 Lloyd's Manor MR. AND MRS. DANIEL LLOYD, Proprietors Banquet Halls, Union Meeting Rooms, Bowling Alleys, Dining Rooms — Cocktail Lounge 42 - 48 BEACON STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY That teachers respect Seniors ami consult them on all matters of importance. That Senior football players are gods in disguise. Phone HUmboldt 3-9016 THE CO OPERATIVE FAMILY ASSOCIATION James Scalercio, Manager 853 Summer Avenue Newark, N. J. LA MARTINIQUE CLEANERS Wishes all the members of the Class of June 1947 SUCCESS 200 Franklin Street Belleville. N. J Phone HUmboldt 3-9497 Fred Finelli Pete Frungillo, Manager ITAUAN-AMERICAN GROCERIES 63 - 6th AVENUE NEWARK. N. J Phone HUmboldt 2-5571 Manno's Market Economy With Quality MEATS 115 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J Compliments of Dr. B. I. Sinoway May's Shoes 593 ORANGE STREET NEWARK, N. i. Corner 13th Street NUSBAUM'S LADIES', CHILDREN'S, and INFANTS' WEAR 74-76 Broadway Newark, N. J. THE CAMPUS SHOP SCHOOL SUPPLIES — STATIONERY SODA FOUNTAIN — LUNCHEONETTE 186 Broadway I Cor. 4th Ave. • Newark, N. J. Compliments of Bernard J. Freidberg Phone HUmboldt 3-9790 Paul's Flower Shop Paul Bongiovanm FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION 95 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J Phone HUmboldt 3-9550 J. A. Crowley CONFECTIONERY 352 6th AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of Salvatore E. Intintola ATTORNEY AT LAW Class of January 1928 That Sophomore football players are sad reproductions of the male animal. Thai the ink elevator joke is worn out. Congratulations from COMMISSIONER RALPH A. VILLANI DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND PUBLIC PROPERTY Phone HU. 2-2920 Residence. HU. 2-3340 Compliments of JOHN GIALNELLA Cr SON PRIME MEATS and POULTRY 1 74 - 8th Avenue Newark, N. J. Phone HUmboldt 2-5091 MARIO'S MARKET FANCY FRUITS - VEGETABLES IMPORTED GROCERIES Park Ave. at North 7th St. Newark, N. J. Uncle Sam's Shoes NEWEST STYLES — $3.98 to $6.98 535 ORANGE STREET NEWARK, N. J. Phono HUmboldt 2-0673 Lombardy's Full Dress Suits TUXEDOS AND CUTAWAYS TO HIRE 179 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Compliments of Charles and Marsha Eisen Pat's Food Store 185 BERKELEY AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Phone HUmboldt 5-2789 Compliments of HUDSON LAUNDRY Operated by ANTHONY PALM I ERE 634 North 7th Street Newark, N. J. GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1947 FROM A Member of the Class of June 1927 Phone HUmboldt 2-1540 Delivery Service Forest Hill Delicatessen 146 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Horn's Cigar a nd Candy Store 143 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N J. SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO THE GRADUATES ALWAYS Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Buccino, Jr. That new Freshmen will believe anything. That vacations for Juniors arc simply recuperation periods. MT. PROSPECT SWEET SHOP JOHN BREZNAK, Proprietor 796 Mt. Prospect Avenue Newark, N. J Phone HUmboldt 2-6673 EASTERN AUTO SEAT COVER COMPANY FIBRE AND PLASTIC PRINT AND VAT DYED SAIL CLOTH Seat Covers for All Makes of Cars In Various Colors NO CHARGE FOR INSTALLATION Established Fifteen Years 62 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. • Corner High and Park Avenues! Sam Laudati's Grocery and Delicatessen 73 SEVENTH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Casa Cocchiarella Tailor Shop 89 7th AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Compliments of Giustino Bcrardinelli PHARMACIST 172 8th AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1947 Mr. and Mrs. J. Lardiere Phone MArket 2-7616 WARREN WEBSTER tj CO. BASE BOARD HEATING EDWARD MAYR, District Representative 1060 Broad Street Newark, N. J. Phone Mitchell 2-062) WASHINGTON FLORIST, INC. Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Flowers for All Occasions STRICTLY HIGHEST GRADE CUT FLOWERS Wedding and Floral Designs at Short Notice 565 Broad Street Newark 2, N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1947 Mrs. M. Orlando Elite Cleaners and Tailors III SEVENTH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of Sal Cohen 129 SEVENTH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Forest Hill Fishery 146 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. That vacations for Seniors are a time of fun and frolic. That all Freshmen wear their clothes as if they were thrown on with a pitchfork. Compliments of T. B. Z. ☆ Compliments of the MAHONEY DENTAL LABORATORY ACME SCHOOL FOR DENTAL TECHNICIANS Phone MArket 3-2557 17 William Street Newark, N. J. FRANK POLITO ITALIAN AMERICAN GROCER Wholesale and Retail 30 Stone Street, Comer Crane Street, Newark, N. J. Phone HUmboldt 2-27 I 5 MEAT DEPARTMENT ANDY'S FOOD MARKET Angelo Elefante, Proprietor 17-19-21 Garside Street Newark, N. J. CONGRATULATIONS! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Megaro Ace Auto Safety Glass 357 WASHINGTON STREET NEWARK. N. i. CONGRATULATIONS TO BILLIE and RALPH FROM Jennie Stia Phone Us — We Deliver HUmboldt 2-0783 Forest Hill Floral Co., Inc. LOUIS ZOIS 149 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Verona Sweet Shop 282 VERONA AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of Billie and Ralph Frank's Fruit and Vegetable Store PHONE BEIIev.lle 2-1739 Compliments of Seth Bcrberian and Daughters That Seniors have just stepped out of Vogue ami Esquire. That too many mysterious things go on in lioom 60. EMIL CILENTO GROCERY 138 Seventh Avenue Newark, N. J. Corner Factory Street DRUGS COSMETICS CORRIGAN'S PHARMACY W. J. GUARDOBASCO, Reg. Pharmacist Prescriptions Filled 30 West Market Street Newark, N. J. Phone MArket 2-1537 GREETING CARDS VITAMINS Phone HUmboldt 5-0103 AMERICAN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Body and Fenders Repaired DUCO PAINTING—SIMONIZING I 3 Drift Street Newark, N. J. Compliments of Joe Males Confectionery SCHOOL SUPPLIES - STATIONERY Greeting Cards - Toys - Newspapers SODAS AND SUNDAES 379 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. i. Rosvillc Soda Shoppe and Luncheonette Harry and Hy Solomon. Proprietors 136 ROSVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J Compliments of WILLIAM B. ADAM CHOICE MEATS Phone HUmboldt 2-3730 310 Broadway Newark, N. J. Phone HUmboldt 2-7137 RIDGE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE, INC. Full Line of HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES and GIFTS 183 - 193 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. YOUR CAR MUST LAST Bring Us Your Car and We Will Make It Last. It's Our Job to Keep Your Car in Good Condition MINIT AUTO REPAIR SERVICE We do quality motor and body repairing at fair prices. Phone HUmboldt 3-9551 61 Chester Avenue Newark, N. J. Mickey's Meat Market FREE DELIVERY 155 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STUDENTS OF THE GRADUATION CLASS OF JUNE 1947 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D'Armiento That Juniors are too curious for their turn flood. That homerooms are the place to arrive at last ami pel out of first. PHONE MARKET 2-9898 Crescent Photo Studios, Inc. Portraits by Crescent Photo Studios are a Mark of Distinction SPECIAL RATES TO READERS OF THE YEAR BOOK Open Daily 9:30 A M to 5:30 P M. Sunday and Holiday by Appointment 835 BROAD STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY I Same location for 37 years! McCarthy and SIMON, Inc. MANUFACTURING SPECIALISTS Specialists in Choir Gowns - Pulpit Robes Caps, Gowns, Hoods for all degrees Outfitters to Over 3,000 Schools, Colleges and Churches 7 WEST 36th STREET NEW YORK 18, N. Y. Just Off Fifth Avenue GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1947 DOROTHY L. BEEBE CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR CLASSMATES. FAREWELL TO OUR TEACHERS FROM JOHN D ARMIENTO FRANK MANGANELLA PAUL SCUDESE 'NICK CEL FORCED TO VACATI' For Sale. Cheap: PONIES. CRIBS. KEYS. ANSWER BOOKS, etc. Snavely — 43 That homeroom three is first in honor anti last in fixtures. That Barringer trill become the best high school in the country when they are Seniors. The most interesting fact about the above statement is that people front all walks of life make these deposits—from the ranks of labor, pro- fessional people, housewives, school children. The most important significance to be drawn from the frequency of the deposits, however, is that, whether large or small, they are made regularly. We invite you to join your neighbors who through generations have come to find that 'The Howard is a friendly, human savings bank. Start NOW to save regularly at New Jersey's largest MUTUAL savings bank. C ...YOU am in vi r r o ro visit thi ho mi hannino CSNJIA or NOKIMUN NIW JIKSIY At 1HI MAIN OtHCI 3 Zhe Howard Savings Institution ■CHAKTtKLD 11J 7 • 764-76« BROAD STREET lUXmillllXNDUIIIONAVIt fa « NEWARK I. NEW JERSEY A ttmmt SrMKCftUDAVi anu nmciN � x � HINItl I I I) I I A I OirOSIT INSUIANCt COAT ORATION That Barringer is the best in the country. A( vertheless, the Freshmen know the main difference between a Freshman anil a Senior is four years at hard labor. Who is the Voice with niile ? A GIRL very much like you—perhaps she lives on your block or went to your school. She’s friendly, wants to get ahead, and takes pride in a job that counts in her community. She dresses well, too, on a salary that is the highest in tele- phone history. Yes, she likes it here—the interesting work, the pleasant surroundings, the feeling of working with young people like herself You will like it here, too. And your Vocational Guidance Di- rector can tell you how easy it is to become a “Voice with a Smile” after you graduate. Ask her today. New Jersey Bell Telephone Company Hut inspite of the Freshmen’s high opinion Seniors still wonder how they got to be Seniors in the First Place. Produced by lngr, ,to«e NEW CITY PRINTING COMPAb _____UNION CITY. N. J. i’c. gf v ?; V uv. 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