Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1950 volume:

THE ATHENAEUM PUBLISHED BY THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1950 OF BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY ■m Freedom of the press has, to a large extent, made possible our education, so therefore it is fitting that we should dedicate this book to that instrument of knowledge. A free press is too often confused with what is prescribed by law in our Constitution. It is more than an American law or tradition, for it has been in existence since the beginnings of hieroglyphics and it will continue to the end of civilization. It is, perhaps, the most important instrument in the cumulative processes of learning, each generation studying through the press or its counterparts, the fund of knowledge of its ancestors and recording by the same method its own contribution to that fund. A free press has been the means by which knowledge and truth have spanned the gap of time, linking the generations in such a way that the learning of one generation becomes the knowledge of the next, with education being the transmission of that knowledge from the printed page to the understanding mind. Now we have finished a part of our education. Some of us will stop here and some will continue, but the realization remaining with us all is that education is the review of past achievements, and it is for us to add to those achievements, and at the same time to the construction of civilization whose foundation is knowledge and whose greatest support is Freedom of the Press. DENNIS FIUPPONE Faculty ENGLISH Dr. Alice P. Sterner Chairman Miss Ruth S. Brettle Miss Emily E. Coburn Mr. Anthony Coppola Miss Grayce Foley Miss Joanna Girkont Miss Clara Mae Gray Mr. Julius Krifzer Miss Marguerite McLaughlin Mr. David Palin Miss Katherine L. Walston MATHEMATICS Mr. N. Howard Ayres Chairman Miss Hazel Farquhar Mr. Frank S. Hartman Mrs. Helen Kaplan Mr. Sidney Seidler Miss Eleanor Wilsey SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Raymond Ammarell Miss Dorothy L. Beebe Miss Katherine E. Bell Mr. R. Joseph Bruder Mr. Leonard Kaplonski Mr. Paul Lippe Mr. Irving Merkm Mr. William Monprode FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mr. Abraham D. Zweibel Chairman Mrs. Theresita M. Cappel Mrs. Eleanor H. Carleu Mr. Bernard Freidberg Mrs. Gertrude K. Kingsley Mr. V. Libero Sibilia Mr. Samuel Slavin OFFICES, LIBRARY, GUIDANCE, TYPING Mrs. Mary Carye Carter Miss Fanny Bell Mrs. Florence S. Burley Mrs. Valentina M. Cipolletti Mrs. Josephina L. Dill Miss Marion Griffin Mrs. Gertrude R. Kingsley Miss Joanna J. Gellas Mrs. Lillian D. Kappstatter Mr. William Rubinfeld Mrs. Ruth A. Stewart Mr. John Vogel Mrs. Grace H. Wilson Mrs. Esther Zall 6 SCIENCE Dr. Abraham Weckstein Chairman Mr. Samuel R. Buhrman Miss Mildred C. Greene Miss Dorothy Grey Mrs. Geraldine H. King Mr. Morris Lerner Mrs. Ann Murray Miss Rosina E. Rine Miss Alice M. Schneider Miss Helen B. Tunstead PHYSICAL EDUCATION and HEALTH Mr. Victor J. Salerno Chairman, Physical Education Mr. Charles A. Allen Mrs. Augusta Frey Mr. Anthony Naparano Mrs. Jetta Sedicino Miss Edith Scalera Miss Agnes E. Smith Miss Helen Williams Pianist FINE and INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Adolph Argand Mrs. Erma P. Blair Mrs. Evelyn C. Dearing Mr. William Greenfield Mrs. Margaret E. O'Loughlin Mr. Alvin Sauer Mrs. Victoria B. Schuster Mrs. Alfaretta D. Shirley Mr. Daniel E. Verniero 7 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS - iMt •■■ % it'ir«— ■! n - DOCTOR ROGER B. SAYLOR Principal There’s something about our Saylor That is found in but few men. Vet, come commencement night, we fear. He’ll ask us back again! MISS ELSA DISBROW Vice Principal Her desk was crowded; full of notes And she was busy too. Yet when you asked a favor. She sure found time for you. HOME ROOM ADVISERS MR. R. JOSEPH BRUDER Home Room 59 MISS ALICE M. SCHNEIDER Home Room 95 Raymond teaches history. With poetry thrown in. As our class congress he works o'er. His face supports a grin. On this, our book, she has worked hard, Her efforts one could not retard We think she's great, we think she's swell. With us she really rings the bell. MISS EMILY COBURN Home Room 33 MR. MORRIS LERNER Home Room 99 MR. JOHN VOGEL Guidance Counselor Miss Coburn takes a I'ttle joy. And mixes it with work. Then adds a tablespoon of smiles. To make her homeroom perk. Don't use this room for a shortcut, We heard him say one day. And late to class we've been since then, Going 'round the other way. Excuses rare, excuses old. It seems he's heard them all. And though he says he trusts us. Why does he always call? CLASS SONG Q. eA THE ATHENAEUM CO-EDITORS JACK SCHRIER ASSOCIATE EDITORS RICHARD SMITH RAY LAUBER DENNIS FILIPPONE HARRV German CHARLES EARL SENIOR CONGRESS OFFICERS CHESTER STEFANELU President NATALIE COR I DO I Secretary JERRY OLIVERIE Vice President SAM SOPRANO T reasurer Reported by RAY LAUBER The activities of the senior class stemmed from the Class Congress organized on the basis of homeroom representation. By a majority vote several representatives were elected in each homeroom at the beginning of the senior year, and they served for a period of two terms. The power vested in this Congress, through the instrument of the Class Constitution, included the right to direct all class activities. Such projects as the selection of class ring, raising of class funds through two dances and sale of Christmas cards, class picnic and finally a senior prom were among the many activities directed by the Congress. In general, it was the guiding light of a strongly organized class. Mr. Bruder was the faculty adviser in charge of these class activities. 13 MEMBERS OF CLASS CONGRESS Home Room 33 Marie Cortes Marie Mallettc Ida Russonella Home Room 59 Patricia Megaro Sal Melilio Dolores Thomas Home Room 95 Julia Alfieri Marie DiChiara Vivian Kee Home Room 99 Celeste Carrione Michael Caputo Mary Anne Tischio John Aha J°hn ho concoct . rjrSl,rero • Wo know our class it really fine. With girls like Julio in it. Her talent and her clovor mind, Brightened every minute. Carols A«-“ J Sara Andreaccio Oreamy eyes. A well-dressed frame, Arc milestones on Her path to fame. 14 Buttling 'round the pharmacy, You'll find him singing— do-re-mi The ''re' and mi aro from a tong; With years the dough will come along. Frances Bennett Her sente of humor's not denied, Because it's easily applied. She rocks the class with wit so keen; With cute remarks, tho unforseen. Ricardo Bernabc . A comb that daftly parts hit hair, A smile that duvet away all car . Witty. Lively, full of fun. He still finds time to get work done. your n ttt •_ ' it tc s « X borrow.• Do „„ o. Robert Bonanno H. a -' w5 l “V' -We have no He likes, to fool around in school. And kid the girl a lot. He makes the teachers' hair turn grey. With all the joke he' got. Every king must have hi court. And every court Its jester. But Brown, tho funny, harms us naught. It's TEACHERS he doc pester! 16 Swift and lure and quick of mind. Make Him of tho boit liked kind. Thcre'i not a job that Hank can't do. Or won't, if you'll just ask Him to. Angela Cappiello Too tall a girl some Hoys don't like. And soma don't Irka them tiny. But what ar your preference is. You'll say this one is f ney ?! Arthur Most a f great singers wo have heard. Yet here is ana right in our midst. With voice much stweeter than a bird. He top B ng Crosby on our lut. Anthony Caprio He hasn't got such curly hair, And yet it's net so straight. Although I think he combed it once. That’s something hard to state. is dehut as a U nf tt I t y I I [ I I | I | j I I j I J j I r j 17 erres Michael Caputo and and w ' ' h ‘ bV rt he «‘w . • � u £ • -£■ •jt ine •nd -ur y aci fcfl'er The story's told of how, one day, A tortoise raced a hare. As we watch Dick, not fast, but sure. We know that he'll get there. Celeste Carrione In typino class she is the best. Her speed cannot exceed her rest. A winning smile plus all the rest. Help to make our girl Celeste. 18 In day of old wo'ro protty jure, G'fl were plca ant, yet demure. If th. fair ma-d had grac'd tho e day . The knight , thoy would have gone ecr'aze. Gloria Casey Like Mary and her little lamb. To school ihe'd a way come. Instead of lamb, she'd bring with her, A stick of chewing gum Jean Castagna Pert, demure, and Central-crazy, She work hard; she's far from lazy. Bright with intelligence; dark and vmooth. Thi gal ii really in the groove UWv , .... •Vext time. je Io mo the me '■he tie S sited them to Punch and Judy are a team. But this one stands alone. Besides the girls she's popular With boys too Eh, Cerone?? Acropolis A| Fanny Christaras ThouQh Nero lifted while Romo burned. Our Fenny a ho aQile. Her fingers from a fiddle draw Wave—sweet and fragile. TY e 69XXi% t sir! BeBop glasses nonchalant gad. Dear Marion he docs captivate. You sec them walking hand in hand. And secretly think—“Gee, aint love grand!' A dash of laughter, a cup of fun, An ounce of loafing when day is done. With merry eyes and friendly smile. She goes on making life worth while. We've watched her flitting through the halls. With that lengthy absence list. Ant though she is quite business-like. Could she have gone unkissed? Marie Cortes Though she's little, she ■� wise. And a terror for her size. Her disposition, always gay. Goes with her sweet and charming way. Norma DeCristofaro Her graceful form glides o'er the floor. She's cute, and tmy, and what's more. She looks like an angel and acts like one, too. But you never can tell what an angel will do. On the track Dan is our boy. One eo jld call him ,Johnny Coy. Exemplifies Truth-Honor-Light, A credit to the Blue and White. Marie DiChiara Pert and smart and full of cheer. She's really Ginger Peachy And as we go from year to year, Well think of our girl Dechic. Of this young man it might be Mid. Hi crowning glory too hi head For Chuck without hn crcwcut bold, I like King fAida van hi gold. Willing to help and toady to serve, Philly will i hard to wctvc. A classmate fine, a tnond ttuo-bluo, And furthermore a worker too. to ••Hu •w Timo, wo dare thee to discover. Such a youth and such a lover. Where'er he leaves they say you'll find, A trail of broken hearts behind. A right smart lad is Brother Dank, He'll go along with any prank. He sings the ''Staff Song loud and dear. He'll find himself a great career. 22 John Fmelli is his name. And football really is his Qame. The Bio Blue's mighty blocking back; In sports he's really go the knack. He's Quite the guy with all the girls. We're lean to call him Dapper Dan. And wilh the boys he rates high, too. Wo know he'll make a gallant man. Mario Freda Bronco bustin' man of war. He's the type that girls adore. Suave and smooth at a water flow. Quite a men, that Mario. Anthony Fur la no Here’s a classmate, we can boast, Who holds steadfast his leaders post. Always ready with a song. Makes hfe look bright when things go wrong n and Tom know fair play, of that we’re wire, And practice it he Oocv A credit to the diw he's in; A better sport thoro never was. Elaine George tt makes you iealous; red in the eye, ’Cause Watson «s her fav'rite guy. A happy, cheerfut. rcat gone oat— Hardty descnbos our number one pat. Green eyes with your soft, soft, glow. Where you got them we should know. 'Cause if we knew, we'd get them too. And roll them as you're wont to do. Curly hair and flashing eyes, Rod's well liked by all the guys. It's him they hold in high esteem, All around ho's on the beam. Alice Gonnelli Courteous thoogh coy. Ambitious yet retired. In her company there's � oy. From her charms inspired. Marion Greenstein When Marion would take the roll, We never went to classes. But— We never were marked absent, And we never were marked Cut! . — r Muriel Goos ■ f f 1 f I f 1 A pretty Qirl witn classic grace; A charming curl, a handsome face. With personality supreme . . The sub ect of our every dream. EEN CANTEE Her good looks made the boys all sigh. She has an air of do-or-die. For her the world would be all joys. If in it there were only boys. •Och Riv. ra © ■� tina tts ate ice nc« many £ too dy 25 Dorothy Lee Hall of care' HapPV most in short. we Patricia Halstead Blonde, blue-eyed, and always gay. To every heart she'll find a way. Is she so quiet and demure? Could be, but we're not so sure. Carl Hargr� ye h� ve t zr� ‘ «jzs sru-. Hampton Harley There was a man upon a stair, A little man who wasn't there . . ., At football games he'd lead our cheers. So they'd be heard out in Algiers. 26 Clomon's strono and stlent way. Speaks to us and seems to say, Tho world's not bettor it we worry, Lifo's no longer if wo hurry. Arlene Hixson Quite the sophisticate. We all agree. Nice clothes, a charming smile. Personality!! In chemistry she's on the bench. But when it comes to French, Her marks would top both mine and yours. Trcs gaic, toujour heureusc. Allen Kornfeld As nice a fellow with his way. Is very hard to find today. Hit witty jest, hit frcQucnt smile. Makes hit friendship well worthwhile. • t 'i'nloi at th ret that ‘ ay as -fx of, •• u tt 'oarc Busin Bob « ___________________________________ Geo'Q e porgic. puddin'n pie, Kissed the Qtth end made them sigh. Although they wid. “George. don't be curt, They were amuied by our class We'll lift our glasses high and sine. Our praise to a pretty thing. Not May, or Joan, or Grace, or Minnie; This toast is to our sweetheart, Sprnny.” Music is his mystic charm. Of the souecze-box he is master. He lulls us with his softer tunes. Tho he can play much faster. When there was work yet to be done, We could always count on one. He helped us out in every way. A cheer for him—“Hip, Hip, Hooray. Marie Mallette You'll never forget � hi� charming coquette. Once you Have met Marie Mallette. Sparkling eyes and dancing feet, A nicer girl you'll never meet. Imagination paves tHe way, If oftentimes will save the day. So you who Have it hold it tight. And. Tom. you'll reach the greatest height. Ronald Martino Ronnie carries lofs of gum. And always seems to offer some. Kind, considerate. Quiet too, Chomp, chomp. Ronnie—thanks to y- v. ki I Thinks a bit before he acts. He helped us fight Joe Bruder's team, We wuz robbed! Let s face the facts! f the ° Cat royal ° ’oft H o tro alo tart t Patricia KAcgaro She' got a special boy, no doubt, Hi picture he doe carry 'bout. Speak hit name: her lace light up Like an ever-grateful pup. Uickn nal V ■tyaud-B' e. Jim FuI •ro'a a U vd su ot 'Music hath charm, ‘tit often said, Music hath Don,” vre tay instead. This kid' jive will tend you to. Giddyap, Ragtime Cowboy JoeV The tweet note of a clarinet. Float to our ear and prompt a tmile. You tay it'� Sal? You want to bet? You're right! You win! That it hit style. Her tunny tmile, and twinkling eyct. And long brown lathes, wow the guys. If God had made more girlt like this, Man's hitt'ry would be one of bliss. 30 A hero on the Big Blue grid, A star in every thing he did. Ramon will find hi� lucky star. And in its wake he'll travel far. Jean Miles A lovely voice, a cheery tmile. Help to make our live worth while. Jean has these and many more, A she screams fazoo! through Buhrman't door. Madeline Morra A Qirl of cheerful yesterdays. And confident tomorrows. She's got a lot of time tor joys. Won't squander it on sorrows. Dorothy Mitchell Hit brawn and brain and happy heart, Ate thing front which wc hate to part. For many happy time we thank. Thi Tatzan friend of ourt, called 'Nank.“ A dead-eye patter b our •'veep, On the field he's ne'er atleep. He throw a pat with deadly aim. And many are hb claims to tame rryOUv .he or ite vn td st y gained Rote b at true at violctt arc blue. Sweet at sugar and rcf ned too. At natural at is her name, To please us all is her one aim. The bell had rung, the roll wat called. But Coburn wouldn't wait. She marked him absent though she knew. That Peters would be late. 32 II _ lor. You may Paul Primamore Hit fencing prowess won him feme, And Buhrman can't pronounce hit name, But if someone can top them all, Rely on this—if' our boy Paul. Robert Peters Full of fun and mischief too. Doing things he shouldn't do. A little nonsense now and then. Ranks him with the best of men, Eileen Richmond When Eileen talks, it of Passaic, She says it's finest after all. We must egice with her on that. It IS the finest—after all! Donald Rice Some people sleep so they can live. But Don iust lives to sleep. The teacher's questions come and go, While he's in slumber deep. ank I. Lone Margaret Rogers Slender, tender, tall and calm. Soothing as a stately palm. Her tad ant smile, and amiable ways Brighten up our somber days. •Governor V—■•h° .adcast On rac m dip} a ana Edna Ross If you should want to get Ahead. Forget the daughter of the bow. And take to be your wife, instead. Out friend and classmate, Edna Ross. Wallace King Mc«« V.. Libby Rosenstein Modest, as her blushing shows. Happy, as her smiles disclose. Pretty nice and full of fun. She's a friend to everyone. two. He's got muscles, and what's more Ho' got a personality that ail the girlt adore 34 Ida Russonello Pretty at a picture.” An ertnt would exclaim. Her character he color, And she's got a perfect frame. As mustard it to frankfurters, As a lad is to a lass. As ink is to a fountain pen. That's what Carl is to our class. Jeanette Salerno She's cute, she's nice, she's something specie!, Audrey Sachs She doesn't hall from fifth Av'noo, And yet, she's Qot that style. We're sure you'd love to spend with her. More than fust a little while. • ' «• � i •� for: .....— J «� av for. m forest tv She’s whet you’d cell an ideal girl. Just the mention of her name. Sets ell the boys ewhirl. i. are I IJlyft -if,' t ar| | Ml ■ eyres I Josephine Salvatoneilo She speak not long nor vary loud, And what she vay ha meaning clear, She only speak when she' allowed. But when she docs, we want to hear. A lived i� ida er od '.% He «’ God took vome hair from this boy' head. And placed it on hi chm m tead. Funny, vlccpy, happy too— That' our boy Jock, boop boop a doo. Lenore Schlenger 'll be vome � ure thing we'll think of. After graduation day. And they're the weet thing Lenore did. And the cute thing he would y. You maiden both o sweet and fair. With charming grace and � mile o rare. Sho's clever at work and clever at play. Now what more is there left to oy? Mr. Greenfield's pride and joy. Is this trombono playing boy. He upsets our Willi so, Sopping when It's time to go. A motor scooter for a car; A trade he shrewdly swung. We think that Dick will travel far-He's made a good begungf Chester Stefanelli Sam Soprano You had it soft with all our dough The girls all loved you, Sam. But you forgot the rest of us. Were left without a d—I Ai President we won't forget. This happy, smiling, carefree Chet. His bouncing Boch and ladies fair. Typify his friendly air. I ■lit vn -ih« C ■ James Stivers Some men a e quiet in their ways. And often go unheeded. But Jim will have ha greatest days, When by the world he's needed. TUchio. M1KC W V R « Her manner mild, her smiting lace. Alt add unto her female grace. An honest worker, trying to please, Wifi actions backing both ot these. Dolores Stolz II silence were golden, she’d be broko. As cheery as a funny joke. A girl liQht-hearted and content. Her days, we’re sure, will be well spent. Dolores Thomas A smile as wide as her heart is true. As happy as the sky Is blue. Howe’er, she has another side, As constant as the ocean’s tide. Lot of luck from us to you. You've cheered us up when we've been blue. And with it goes our every wish. For happiness, to you. dear Tish. Norma Vance When southern gals with southern charm, Invade our midst, there's no alarm. For Norma Lou is southern fried. And she's well done on every side. Angela Rose Trento A maiden quiet and serene. Seldom heard, yet often seen She seems to t o o sweet and shy. But oh, so easy on the eye In Lois Wallcrstein She's gifted w� th an artist's hand. Her yearbook work is amply grand. Our class could little do without. Her fine art work, beyond a doubt. to is a Acropolis A “o'-. ( J o Geo-9® (coltt KOOO«0 000:5 Y t� o cd hi «««■ 0%, hi wi vr up hen Ocoroe oo place- book . b� cv. � h tTW proto lOf . ho- entCouhC‘ ••? tW chC lftd_wb t � wW VVhat � ,BO '11 tit. ways, any comP � � d friendly w y ...... Mary Washington You've hoard fh« talc of Washington, And of hi famous cherry tree: Her namesako's losson Mary took. And put to practicality. Bertha Wright A voice like a lark, from a girl o sincere. Is enchantmgly lovely, and a plcaturo to hear. A willing smile, desire to please. And actions backing both of these. 40 Wilhclmina Wright Sophistication. sweet and fa r. Plus a gentle, pleasant air. A friend to all, a foe to none, Greets all the same and slights not one. • ' fo ‘c nt- H type' Stanley Butler Julia Ciccone 80 Oraton Street 95 Mt. Prospect Street Frank Pearson 73 Seventh Avenue IWmm And that first crush was really rare. A HISTORY OF THE class OF 9SO If hen he teas a freshman, where the heck was that pink elevator? And at last we received our rings. Our Outing . . . and who could forget how cold that water was? our Junior In year. ..we tried some new things In our Senior year we organized. . . . then there was the time we won a Thanksgiving Day game. Man, those seniors looked big! ISo, no! You're supposed to let go!' Line Forms H Cashier... Those 27 minute lunches practically floored us . . . There teas almost enough time to eat. Here’s your diploma . . . you've served your time . . . er, that is, you've earned it. The night of the Prom . . . who teas nervous? Good night, folks. Do I look okay? GRADUATION Of course, “Barri develops athletically. Mot I 'roV° 6 gfiSus S� t‘ °Nt Mott Bathful LIBBY ROSENSTEIN THOMAS McGURK Beit Dreticd SARA ANDREACCIO SAM SOPRANO Clat Spirit CHESTER SWSKU Mott AHibitlout 46 noR «anoaj!o Class A� hl le« t � EST S fON OSIVILT Best Looking MARIE MALLETTE GEORGE WALTERS Mott Musical WENS0 MARIE MALLETTE JERRY OLIVERIE Most Pcpuljr IRENE GUARINO CHESTER STEFANELLI • • • PRESS The Roving Reporter This is your favorite reporter, Donald Berry, bringing you intimate news about the new ‘ Big Blue”, the fabulous new high school replacing the old grey walls of Barringer. Do you know that through the unstinting efforts of P. T. S. A. leaders Mr. George Kurtz, Mr. Ernest Peters, and Mr. Henry BuchAnan, spearheaded by Board of Education president, Alice Gonneili, the dream of a new Barringer is now a reality. It is interesting to note that many members of the class of January 1950 have returned to their Alma Mater to continue the tradition of “Once a Bar-ringerite, always a Barringeritc!” Mr. Anthony Caprio. who heads the department of Physical Education and b fondly called “The Hair by his pupils, boasts of the improved conditions in his department. Now there arc five mermaids gracing the brand new pool answering to the names Muriel Goos, Madeline Morra, Irene Guarino, Marie Mcola, and Judy Cerone. With the assistance of former Olympic Champion, Miss Marie Mallette, the department and five mermaids arc under excellent control' Miss Dorothy Lee Hall returns to Barringer as head of the Music Department after completing extensive study in Europe. She has arranged for the permanent installation of the Blue Jackets at assembly programs—a half hour on —a half hour off. Another Barringerite returning to the fold is Ray Lauber, new head of the Mathematics department. In order to stimulate interest in mathematics Mr. Lauber is making a unique offer to all students who pass both Algebra 4 and Trigonometry. Yes—you’ve guessed it a log will be given to each successful student. The Big Blue” also boasts of a successful author. Jack Schrier, a member of the English department. His biographical study of the famous atomic scientist, Paul Primamorc, is beginning to shape up and will soon roll off the press of Robert Peters and Co. That is all. CUPPINGS c t °'v' Vve v V •xA City Divided On Disposal Problem The 1970 campaign for city commb-oners opened last week and is now it full swing. Mayor Chester Stcfanelli expected to sweep the city again tli! ■ year, although the other major cancl I date for Sanitation Commissioner, Johi , Finelli, will probably give him somt trouble, especially in the Ironbound district, which is run by that able leader,! A1 Frungillo. In the northern part of the city, Dr Dennis Filippone, with his pretty nurse.1 Miss Edna Ross. Is waging a terrific , battle to regain control of'the Board Lof Health, which he lost in the last [election by decision of a two headed coin to that grand gambler-politician, [former congressional representative, Gcr-Id Oliverie. The big issue over at City Hal! is .'hether the present commissioners, Carl lussomano, Chester Stcfanelli, Sal Mel-j Jo, Robert Simpkins, and Anthony Jioino, should create a new political Jjob, or empty the ashtrays themselvesj 'after each meeting. Thomas Gaglionc,; Chief of the Fire Dept, maintains that ] ,it would be a fire hazard unless one of [his qualified technicians such as An-’ [thony Furlano were to do the job. On [the other hand. Mike Caputo, prominent leftist, proposes that a new com |mission be established consisting of en, one to empty each commissioner's Iray and one to empty the whole worl in the garbage. Presumably, it woul require the strength of such as. Dc Melito, Louis McWhorter, Louis Kuj gerio, Carl Hargrave, Rick Bemabc ari [that Champion of the People, Defcnd of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit |Happiness, LIBBY ROSENSTEI.V fof the weaker suggestions, proposed bj jnard Cohan, (relative of the 1 a14 [George M ), is to put up a “No Sr ling sign, but this suggestion has nc [been generally accepted, in that it woi create confusion and disorder. And as' b said, “Ashes are ashes, and dust dust. If the Commissioners won't can up. SOMEBODY MUST. Entertainment liirl-d In New York it’s Bill Brown’s Tea Room for tops in sophisticated entertainment. Dancing after eight. Music by Bob Bananas and his bunch, the band with a-pcel. Mary Anne Tischio is the featured vocalist. The biggest play on Broadway this month is The Farmer Gets His Man” or The Death of a Traveling Salesman”, produced by Donald Rice and directed by John Luongo. Eileen Richmond stars as the farmer’s daughter. • • George Walters and his all girl orchestra gave a memorable recital last night in the Chicago Theatre of the Air. Fanny Christaias and her magic violin were featured. The great dramatic actress Lob Wal-lcrstcin will star in another great Angelo production, Looney Tunes, opening Thursday at the Nankivell Theatre (formerly Branford, Newark). Allen Kornfeld plays Bugs Bunny the Yillian. 48 w %S VV n ‘ c A r tSox Sf S'S 'Jz ?___z' Jelly Bean Factory Strikes After 10 hours of unsuccessful bargaining last night, the workers of the Carnovale Jelly Bean Company went out on strike on the claim of labor leader Bill Wheeler, that the workers did not have enough time for lunch. However, Ray Merola, spokesman for the management, claims that the free jelly bean sandwiches which the company provides, more than compensate for the short lunch periods Patty Halstead, famous dietician, announced that her investigation of the matter disclosed a marked vitamin B deficiency among the workers. She said that this was probably due to the pour quality of beans used in the free sandwiches. Chemist for the company, John Aha, denied this, claiming that after many years of research he had developed the best jelly bean sandwich available, and that only the highest quality ingredients went into its manufacture. The strike is tying up business across the nation, and Governor Charles Earl has threatened to call in the state militia and take over the vital industry before any violence occurs. Marie DiChiara, Celeste Carrionc, Jeanette Salerno and Angela Trento of the Salvation Army say that if the strike doesn't end soon they will be out of business—“Bums, they say, “want jelly beans, not doughnuts with their coffee. ’W' Social Notes BENEFIT BALL HUGE SUCCESS Last night was the scene ol a 1 spectacular party given by that Fisa Maxwell ol the Oranges, Miss Mildred Caruso. This time, striving artists will profit by her generosity. Among the celebrated art lovers were Supreme Court Judge Martino, Count and Countess Dellgclsky (.the long walt-•. lng debutante Caroline AlwellJ, Sccre-t taty ot State, Josephine Salvatoriello 1 and world traveler, Dolores Thomas V just returned trom an Alaskan tour where she tried to entice that charming 6 northern belle, Miss Norma Vance, to visit the Cnitcd States in order to give J a course in nose rubbing, i Also present were Mr. Hampton Harley and his enterprising business partner Miss Margaret Rogers glowing with the i success ol their atomic bubble gum. Lcs Blasi's orchestra provided the strains ol soil music while the leatured vocalist, Jean Miles, sang a wide reper-i toire ol songs Including those ol the new modern composer, Richard Car- bone. Wedding Bells King - 4t Last Mr and Mts Allred LaSpina happily announce the forthcoming marriage ol their daughter, Mane, to Mr. William Feclcy. The wedding will take place in Our Lady ol Lourdes tomorrow at A.10 P.M. It will be followed by a reception at Maty Washington's Revolutionary Taproom. Attending the bride will be those eager beavers. Miss Natalie Conddi, Miss Ida Russonclla, and Miss Rose Natural all anxiously awaiting the toss ol the bridal bouquet. How olten can they miss? Marie Cortes ol Jacque Path will gown the bride and bet attendants. Putting into practice the Good Wvh philosophy. three cx-uanccs ol the bride, Samuel Soprano. James Stivers, and Phil Ferraro will act as ushers lot the occasion. Arthur Calaio, U v Ttulv’', and Bertha Wnght her lamous rendition ol, “Ob, will provide a solemn tiote played By Santa Rclluso. Pictures will be taben by Hines ol Hollywood, employed by Crescent Studios. Rumor has it that society editor Elizabeth Sessa has discovered the Sbangti-Da ol this lamous couple. Why arc Lcnorc Schlenger and her candid camcia S i- the happy Among the most prominent ol the striving artists who gave their views on contemporary art were Julie Allieri. portrait painter,Thomas McGurk,sports cartoonist, and Harry 7-immcrman, illustrator. Mario Freda, a more practical artist, catered the aflair. The final disaster ol the evening oc-cuml when doorman. Dick Smith demolished Dan De Benedetto s brand new Cadillac while trying to park. Luckily, registered nurse Vivian Fee came to the rescue in the nick ol time. GALLOP POLL Name Aha, John Alfieri, Julie Alwcll, Caroline... Andreaccio, Sara Angelo, Sam Bclluso, Santa... Bennett, Frances. Favorite Saying .' Well I'll be---- Holy Christmas!! . I'm tired. -------- Ah, come on! How about that? ---- How Zookyish —..... Say, how about that? Where Found Regent Theatre -------- Ampervee's Club House — Elliott Street Community Center............... Johnny Lane's Club House Angelo's Pharmacy ----- With the Ampervces ____ Blue Room in Rahway Ambition To be an engineer .... .To live in L. B-------- Pet Peeve English---------------- .Uninteresting teachers. Famous For _____Chemistry _____Blonde streak To be rich while I'm young.. Gloomy Gus .... Housewife .................. Conceited people ___Clothes To be famous ..Ted Thumper Williams Bcrnabc, Ricardo J___ What d'yay say? -------- —- Amherst St., E. 0„ Berry, Donald... Bonanno, Bob.... Brown, Bill_____ Buchanan, Henry Cafaro, Arthur ... S Cappiello, Angela Caprio, Anthony— Caputo, Mike...... Carbone, Richard... Carnovaie, Joseph Carrione, Celeste. Caruso, Mildred— Casey, Gloria 'Uh-huh, I know. ---------- 'Huh yaa. ----------------- 'Hold it there! ___________ 'It depends on how you look 'What's the matter? Eighth Avc., Roselle, N. J. My girl's house ............ Willy's Athletic Supply Room .... In her arms ................ _______Crooning To go out West................Conceited and sarcastic people.—Telling jokes To earn two hundred dollars a week.....................To be called a little girl________Laughing and talking To get a good job, a car, a wife Talk against Sinatra, DiMaggio or Pidgey _____________________Drawing laughs U. S. Marine officer ...... Misunderstanding females ......... (Two) big eyes To marry Dolores ._......Chester, when the Yanks lose My nose To be a second Glen Davis —..Long shirts...................... B. B. ___ Oh crum! Jeanette's house It will come out in the wash. Tulane A. C. So. 8th St. Well how about that? 'Believe me? . _____The Regent Theatre ______ Parrillo's _________ Beat Gil Dodds........... I'm not gonna tell you-- .To live on easy street and happiness avenue To make enough money .To fly with Superman' A doctor ------------ A Yankee victory ....... When Bruder smiles and 880 yards Bringing an honest excuse for cutting and nobody believing if Castagna, Jean .. Cerone, Judith What's up Cuz? _. Holy Hannah! ___ You B. L. R. ___ 'If you Sport King Ave. say so. ---- u kidding?? .— Ampervee's Club House ___Here and there........ ___Downbeat Club .......— -Central High.........— . Are you If you can't do it right, don't do it at all. ------------- 6th Avenue .Physical Education teacher... .To be a cowboy's sweetheart. To have a green Cadillac Lab Technician--------------- To get married...... . ...... .To marry a millionaire... Boys who wear dungarees to school Always combing my hair When the N. Y. Yankees get 2 hits and score 7 runs.......... Boston Red Sox fan Anyone who talks through his hat Curly hair Liars-----------------------------Being serious Baseball--------------------------Being a sport king Mr. Bruder and prejudiced-people Flirty, gerty eyes That certain party----------------Giving successful parties Chewing gum----------------------Chewing gum Conceited boys____________________None ---Miss Gray's breakfast club. Christaras, Fanny ... Ciccone, Julia----- Cohen, Leonard----- Coriddi, Natalie... Cortes, Marie ..... DeBenedetto, Daniel DeCristofaro, Norma. 'Your father's moustache— Gosh! _______________ How Zookyish! . Ah, phooey. — - Ya bug. ________ .-Carnegie Hall______________To be the best violinist in the world----------------------People who boast_____________ —Dances______________________Continue life------------------Phonics_____________________ Any place where I can relax. To live like a millionaire--People who want me to work.. — Midge's Club Cellar________Being Maid-of-Honor for Midge______________________Boys who beat up girls_______ Oh! How wc were laughing! . Burt's .....................Ideal housewife ..............Boy's stag line at dances____ DiChiara, Marie_______ Earl, Charlie--------- Fecley, William_______ 'Full of Baloney.' 'Holy Christmas, What a mope! — Dugan's Pro-football player. 'I bet you two to one. — 'I don't know. ______ 'Woof! ______________ ____Ampervee's Club House-----To teach ballroom dancing.... ____Ampervee Club House-------To see the world-------------- ____Joe King's Rathskellar_____To drive a beer truck...— Beside a beautiful girl.......To attend Vassar-------------------Chemistry Football coach .New look hairstyles on girls... .Crew cuts_____________________ .Nose tweekers ____________ Always laughing . Good muisc Smile Absent mindedness -Getting in Miss Farquhar's hair My smile .Eating peanut butter . My grey streak of hair My laugh .Punctuality???!! .Keeping the girls happy! GALLOP POLL Name Nankivell, Charles Naturalc, Rose Oliverie, Gerard Favorite Expression Whaf do you want? Really? Where Found .— It doesn’t pay Home__________________ Burt's --------- My girl Lucy's house Live a long time Ambition To be an Architect_______ To be Mrs. A. Candido____ Pet Peeve 3rd period Room 82_____ B. T O.'s on S. T. B._ To get mad at my girl. Peters, Robert ..... Primamore, Paul Rice, Donald _______ Richmond, Eileen Lee Rogers, Margaret Rosenstein, Libby ___ Ross, Edna Ruggiero, Louis Well, I don't know. . No kidding Ya know? Oh gee everything happens tome! _________________ Look honey! ______________ Get out of here. _________ Really-really? ___________ Censored Russomanno, Carl Wait til next year! St. Joseph's Bowling Alleys Fencing Room______________ Grunmng's----------------_ ...In front of television ___ Movies_____________________ At the piano--------------- Burt's Porch on Roseville Ave..... Pete's Candy Store......... To be a cop Russonollo, Ida Sachs, Audrey Salerno, Jeanette Salvatoricllo, Josephine .......... Schlengcr, Lcnore Schrier, Jack J. Sessa, Elizabeth Alice Smith, Richard Soprano, Sam ________ Stefanelli, Chester Stivers, James........ Stolz, Dolores_______.. Tischio, Mary Anne Thomas, Dolores_______ Trento, Angela Rose Vance, Norma — . You think so?' Tcriffic 'You're a BoBo.' Patty's house______________ Third Presbyterian church Ampervee's club house Fence in the Olympics To travel all around the world Sing in the Met _______ . Skating .............. ..To become a musician ______ _ I deal housewife----------- ..A wife, dozen kids, good job, and a car------ To try to get ahead in the world ------ Doing homework Show offs—... Homewor k Being called baby-face' Football_______ People who are too wise .Conceited boys----------- Famous For .... Being early ... ABC initial ring —Football-Track (all city club) Never being shaved _ State Champ — Jokes _____Flaring temper ------Eating Sam Soprano Attending the best movies Hair-do Weightlifting 'Oh, cut it out, will you please? . Stadium .......... The Spot , Belmar, N. J.. 'You don't say? 'You can buy it at Schrier's! Nurse's office 'Ooh how nervous. _________St. Lucy's C. Y. O. 'Hey lahh! My'30Chevvy ..To get a crew cut........ To join the Navy To continue seeing Mario To meet Joe DiMaggio To get married To be Mr. Lana Turner Successful career woman Retirement Getting up in the morning The Blue and White Conceited boys ---------- Phonies__________________ Thinking of new ideas .. Talking too much Always being hungry Quaint remarks 'Come here baby. Wherever there is something to sit on________________To continue to loaf--------- 'What do you want, a medal? Stef-an'-Elli's To be a sailor-------------- 'So what! Movies_____________________To get out of school------- 'Holy Katzcnjammcr Fish. ____Daisey's Delicatessen To be a policewoman 'Stuff like that there! . ...Ampervee's club house .....To go to heaven ________ 'Don't be so smart. Bop City To be a big success 'I’ll slap you! _____________Bop City __________________To become Mrs J. Appolonia 'Goodnight!! Richmond Virginia To graduate - B T O. on a S.T.S. History 3 Cliques _________ Phonies Fools ----------- Louis Ruggiero New York Yankees Homework ......... People who snap gum A history teacher Phonies ___________________ Class cliques People who say, I'm from South Jersey! ...._....... Helping others Chewing gum in class Glib lip Gabbing . Unsurpassed fencing prowess?? , Laughing B. B Nothing ....____Flunking Chemistry _________ Happy-go-lucky attitude ______ Fast talking ______ Her curly hair Being late and Southern accent Walters, George Frederick To ride a motorcycle People who stop short in the Rushing all over That's life Plavinq trumpet Blonde hair and yawning in class Washington, Mary____ No kiddin'. Wheeler, William Earl What's happening?' Baby Grand in New York Wherever I hang my hat Wright, Bertha C____ I'm gonna hurt you. _____ Wright, Wilhelmina Get one now. ______ Zimmerman, Harry I'll knock that statement into the proverbial cocked hat. Dick Smith's car At the mailbox School (that's a laugh I To go to Hollywood To be wealthy and live a full life_____________________ To marry _________ Beautician ________________ Commercial artist__________ To be called a bobby soxer. Minding my own business Girls that think they're bright .— My talk Economics --------------Looking you up and down .Hater of school lunches.......... Eating candy Big time operators (they think)__Fencing and art ability GALLOP POLL Name Favorite Saying Ferraro, Phil......... Can't fight city hall. _ Filipponc, Dennis........ Mendy —________— Finelli, John ... Forget it. Freda, Mario--------- Who's paying for these games?_________________ Frungillo, Al____ . It's all over, Boo-Boo. .... Furlano, Anthony .... Cut it our. Huh! Kid! Gaglione, Thomas You got your homework? Galasso, Livia Yeah huh ------ George, Elaine....... You kill me. ____________ Gioino, Anthony------ Come on, will ya? . .-____ Gonnelli, Alice......MJu� t a minute. Goos, Muriel......... I love my steady! But, oh, you once in awhile. Greenstem, Marion ... Nuts ..................... Guarino, Irene ______ Holy Mo cy ...... Hall, Dorothy Leigh - You don't move me. ------- Halstead, Patricia — I'll give you a clue. ----- Hargrave, Carl ...... What's happening, Ace? . Harley, Hampton— ... Cool it. Hines, Clomon ...----No doubt. ........... Kee. Vivian........... What's the matter, you chicken? .... ............ Kornfeld. Allen .. You got the wrong boy. Kurtz, George —..... You got today's homework? LaSpina, Marie....... Tenderly. — Lauber, Ray__________ Disgusting but exciting. ___ Luongo, John......... You're crazy. Mallette, Mane-------- How fresh! ................ Martino. Ronald______ Your crazy. ............ McGurk. Tom __________ I wish that bell would ring. McWhorter, Louis------ Ain't nothing to me. ------ Megaro, Ruth Patricia Oh, No! -----------------— Melito, Donald ....... How ya doin Boy? ....... Melillo, Salvatore Holycow! ...... Meola, Marie________ Oh for Pete's sake. ......... Merola, Raymond That's all. ......... Miles, Jean__________ You burn me up. ------------ Mitchell, Dorothy----- Cool it. —.---------------- Morra, Madeline_______ Are you kidding? ---------- Where Found With my television . Stefanelli's Auto Supply Store Imperial Television Club Ambition Pet Peeve Constructive work--------------Conceited people 8 digit bank book None Bleached junior girls None________________ Famous For Collecting money Apple polishing Coming late —.._J. S.'s house -.Imperial Television Club Back stage Adams Theatre ..Embassy Theatre None Journalist Girls who wear dungarees .Dull teachers ............. Getting up in the morning . Being a band leader------- Captain of Ushers____________ None Ampervecs Club House To become rich_________________The expression stupid dope ..Annie's house Seamstress Phonies. McKinley playground ........To remain a loafer ...... ..Sacred Heart basement .... To be a housewife -------- None _ Joking-laughing -.Curly hair Chemistry Long nails None No talking in study class----——hair Conceited people_________________ Helpful ways Grunnings --------------- My own business 'Mick's' To enter business. Class cliques .Snobs .. Adams Theatre.........................—To be a model ___Paul Primamore .. Rita's or Haleys'----------To become a music professor Phonies Idec's house_____________ 355 Ridgewood Avenue Any girl's house--------- ...Skating Rink.----------- —To meet Bugs Bunny.............. ... Bold boys To have a happy marriage Nosey people .. To be great! .................. Tall girls Charles Atlas Girls who don't smile Home_________________________Inherit a million dollars------Habitual Liars Grunning's...................To get a 1950 Buick-----------Spanish 6 .. Mrs. Blair's Art Clas ------To be a bookie-----------------A. history teacher Collecting money in homeroom Losing things .Talking Informal introductions to young men Talking in class Laziness Giving a line Smiling and dressing Arguing Friendly manner Disorderly in art class Midge's Club cellar......—To meet that blond P. G. student______________ .. Lake Mohawk----------------Teacher ------ Unfriendliness People with superiority complexes Band Class_________________A famous accordianist----------An English teacher. ..At a swimming pool---------Give Esther Williams competition______________Mr. Bruder.. — Elliot St. school playground To become a Technician Don't like school Any place but the present To look back on my school days The words, Get up, in the morning----------------- Homeroom 95 .......— Sports writer. —Homework. New York__________________To be Mrs. A. Ccrrachio.......Housework.... In the refrigerator-------To be a perfect musician______Girls (ahem) — ...The Music Room-----------A great Saxaphomst Girls__________ —Babe's house ______________Registered Nurse--------------Class phonies —Willy's____________________? ? ?----------------------—..Dodgers........ ..Clay St. and Spring St..—.Teacher_______________________Cool boys------ .. Movies...................To be a Nurse.................Class cliques ..Room 99........—----------Own the New York Yankees......A mustache Short hair Wavy hair Music Athletic abilities Nothing Doing the least bit of homework in the smallest amount of time One line songs in morning Blue eyes - Beating girls up My talent ...My smile Not carrying books ..Singing voice Doing my homework Beautiful eyes HOME ROOM Chairman................. Paul Primamore Berry, Donald 13 Burnet Street Donn Birthday—March 3 Club and Activitic — French Club. Future Plan —U. S. Marine . Bonanno, Robert 4 Seventh Avenue Banana Birthday—December 25 Club and Activitie —Football Mgr- Fencing and Track Team , Bowling, Science, Hi-Y Club, Yearbook Staff, Acropolis Photographer, P. T. S. A. Future Plan —College. Brown, William 216 Bloomfiold Avenue Glen-Birthday December 13 Future Plant—Work. Coriddl, Natalie 65 Peek Avenue Nat Birthday—February 27 Clubs and Activities—Secretary Senior Clas , Student Council, Home Room Reporter, Latin Honor, Science Club, National Honor, Office Staff, Statistic and Secretarial Board of Yearbook, 4B Dance Committee. Future Plans—College. Cortes, Marie 650 Mt. Prospect Avenue Birthday—May 23 Club and Activities—Cla Con-gre s. Bowling Club, Nurses Office, Mixed Chorus. Future Plant—Undecided. Student Council Irene Guarino Norma DeCristafaro DeCristofaro, Norma 100 Gartide Street Nor Birthday—March 21 Club and Activities — Student Council, Red Cro , Senior Dance Committee, Science Club, Cla Song Committee. Future Plans—Undecided. Filipponc, Dennis 171 Clifton Avenue Flip Birthday—May 7 Clubs and Activities—Acropoli and Yearbook Co-Editor. Clast Congress, Boys Leader , Oo s Country. Assistant Mar Track, Math Science, Hi-Y Club. National honor, P. T. S-A., Safety Committee. Future Plans—College. Furlano, Anthony 652 Vi North Seventh Street Tony Birthday—March 31 Clubs and Activities — Science Club, Boys' Leader, Football, House and Grounds. Future Plans—Navy. Guarino, Irene 216 Second Street Renee Birthday—March 29 Clubs and Activities — French Club, Astembly Committee. Student Council. First Aid. Senior Dance Committee, Guidance Office. Future Plans—Work. Halstead, Patricia B. 162 Hillside Avenue Pat Birthday—July 11 Club and Activitie —Swimmina, Assembly. Social. Y-Tccns, Bowl-mg Club. French Honor, Office Staff. Banking Representative, Band. Orchoitra. All-City Orchestra. Senior Dance and Rirsq Committees, Statistics Board of Yearbook. Hixson, Arlene 192 Orange Street Birthday—January 2 Future Plan —College. LaSpina, Marie 527 North Sixth Street Spinny 8irthday—January 29 Clubs and Activities — Student Council Science and Swimming Club , Red Cross. Statist c Board of Yearbook, Office Staff, Senior Dance Committee. Future Plans—College. Laubcr, Raymond D. 408 Summer Avenue Dawson Birthday—April 24 Clubs ond Activitic —President and Treasurer National Honor, Secretary Aftermath Club, Acropoli Agent, Student Council, Science Club, French Honor, Biology Lab Assistant, Flag Committee, Associate Editor Yearbook. Future Plans — Mathematics Teacher. 33 OFFICERS Acropolis ................. Paul Primamore House and Grounds............Tony Furlano Teacher .................... Miss Coburn Mallette, Marie 307 Verona Avenue Hammerhead Birthday—February 19 Clubs and Activities — Mixed Chorus, Advanced Girls' Glee Club, Red Cross, Swimming Club, B Girl, Senior Oance Committee, Homeroom Secretary, Class Congress. Future Plans—Swimming Teacher. Moola, Maria 74 State Street Re« Birthday—January 6 Clubs and Activities—Visual Aid, Dramatic. Italian Club, Office Staff, Nurse's Monitor, Yearbook Typist. Future Plans—Nurse. Merola, Raymond 330 Clifton Avenue Ray Birthday—June 7 Clubs and Activities—Football. Future Plans—Prep School. Peters, Ernest 67 Clay Street Birthday—January 20 Peters, Robert 44 Hartford Street Bob Birthday—August 4 Clubs and Activities—None. Future Plans—Work. Primamore, Paul 134 Socond Avenue Fenimore Birthday—June 13 Clubs and Activities—President Hi-Y, National Honor, Band, Sccncc Club, Safety Committee, Co-Captam Fencing Team. Acropolis Salesboard, Yearbook Staff, Chccrlcador. Future Plans—College. Ross, Edna 308 Verona Avenue Ed Birthday- December 18 Clubs and Activities — Mixed Chorus. Advanced Girls' Glee Club, Red Cross. Swimming Club. B Girl. Senior Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff. Future Plans—Undecided. Russonello, Ida R. 147 Grafton Avenue Idee Birthday—April 17 Club and Activities—Vice President Social Committee. Senior Dance Committee, Class Congress, Assembly Committee, Office Staff, Bowling, Swimming Club. Italian Honor. Y Teens. Statistics Board. Future Plans—College. Sessa, Elisabeth Alice 162 Seventh Avenue Lizzie Birthday—February 12 Clubs and Activities — Italian Honor, Psychology, Dramatic Club, Student Council. Banking Executive, Yearbook Typist. Future Plans—Scton Hall. Stefanclli, Chester 339 North 12th Street Stef Birthday—April 24 Clubs and Activities — Senior Class President, Student Council, Safety Committee, After-Math Club, Bankina Representative, 8ovs Leaders, Science Club, Acropolis Agent, Secretary Hi-Y Yearbook Staff. Future Plans—College. Vance, Norma 176 North Sixth Street Namaloo Birthday—September 30 Clubs and Activities—House and Grounds Representative. Future Plans—Work. Walters, George Frederick 62 Vi Fourth Street Bucky Birthday—April 8 Clubs and Activities — Bapd, Mixed Chorus. Future Plans—Musician and Accountant. Wheeler, William Earl 11 Spring Street Wheeler Birthday—December 26 Clubs and Activities — Football, Spiritual Choir, Track. Future Plans—Teacher. Wright, Wilhelmina 190 Orange Street Chink Birthday—April 26 Clubs and Activities—None. Future Plans—Beauty Culture. HOME ROOM Aha, John 2 Sixth Avenue Lefty Birthday May I 3 Clubs and Activities — Track, Student Council. Future Plans—College. Angelo, Sam 46 North 6th Street Birthday—Fobruary 28 Clubs and Activities—Boys' Leaders, Inter-Class-Music President, Class Representative. Future Plans—College. Blasl, Leslie 38 Mt. Prospect Avenue Birthday—July 22 Cafaro, Arthur 36 Rowland Street Artu Birthday—September 25 Clubs and Activities— Boys'Glec Club, Mixed Chorus, Fencing. Future Plans—Undecided. Cappiello, Angela 468 North Sixth Street Ang Birthday—March 2 Clubs and Activities — Latin Honor, Office Staff, Swimming, Senior Dance Committee, House and Grounds. Future Plans—Medical Secretary. Caruso, Mildred 418 Roseville Avenue Midge Birthday—January 17 Clubs and Activities — Scionco Club. Statistics Board Chairman, Student Council, Office Staff, House and Grounds, Guidance Staff. Future Plans—College. Student Council.............. Allen Kornfeld Acropolis____________________Lois Wallerstein Christaras, Fanny 163 Summit Street Fanny Birthday January 11 Clubs and Activities—Orchestra, All City Orchestra, Psycology Club. Future Plans—Nursing School. Feeley, William 41 Mt. Pleasant Avenue Bill Birthday—June 10 Clubs and Activities — Science Club President, Track Fencing, Barringer Hi-Y, Inter-Class Basketball, Senior Dance Committee. Future Plans—College. Ferraro, Phil 611 North 4th Street Sguirrel Birthday—June 15 Clubs and Activities — After Math, Boys' Leaders, Science Club, Football, Track, Acropolis, Business Board, Class Treasurer. Future Plans—Work. Finelli, John 63 Sixth Avenue Johnny Birthday—January 4 Clubs and Activities—Baseball, Football, B-Man. Future Plans—Undecided. Freda, Mario 205 Parker Street Birthday—September 30 Futuro Plans—Undec-dcd. Gaglione, Thomas 99 Mt. Prospect Avenue Gag Birthday—May 23 Clubs and Activities—Art Club, Boy's Leaders, Fencing, Italian Club. Future Plans—College. Kornfeld, Allen S. 126 North 7th Street Al Birthday—October 24 Clubs and Activities—Acropolis, Science Club, Student Council, Yearbook. Future Plans—College. Kurts, George 531 Roseville Avenue Half Breed Birthday—August 20 Club and Activities—Art Club. Luongo, John 107 Highland Avenue Sonnyboy Birthday—May 27 Clubs and Activities—Band, Boys' Glee Club. Future Plans—College. 9 OFFICERS House and Grounds.—.....Mildred Caruso Social Dolores Thomas Teacher Mr. Bruder Mcgaro, Ruth Patricia 883 Mt. Prospect Avenue Doll Birthday-March 17 Club and Activities — Senior Congress, House and Grounds, Acropolis, Italian Honor. Future Plans—Office Work. Melillo, Salvatoro 29 Garsidc Street Sal Birthday—January 6 Clubs and Activities — Blue Jackets, Band, Orchestra. Future Plans- Musician. Mitchell, Dorothy 86 Boy den Street Dot Birthday—November 3 Clubs and Activities—Baseball Team, Girls Glee Club. Future Plans—Nurse's Training. Oliverie, Gerald Sachs, Audrey 393 Woodland Road, Madison Aud Birthday—April 4 Clubs and Activities—F. H. A. President, Psychology Club, Spanish Honor, Bookroom Staff, Science Club, National Honor. Future Plans—Nursing School. Schlenger, Lenore 78 North 6th Street Lynno Birthday—January 21 Future Plans Undecided. Simpkins, Robert 64Vi Fourth Street Birthday—June 10 Stole, Dolores Thomas, Dolores 24 Chester Avenue Dolly Birthday—November 4 Clubs and Activities—Hockey, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Student Council. Future Plans—Business College. Trento, Angela Rose 119 8th Avenue Bobc Birthday—May 29 Clubs and Activities—Visual Aid, Dramatic Club, Italian Club, Guidance Otficc, Yearbook Staff. Future Plans—Undecided. Wallerstein, Lois 645 Summer Avenue Lo Birthday July 1 Clubs and Activities Psychology, Office Staff, F. H. A. Vice President, National Honor, Dramatic Club, Art Board of Yearbook, Service Club, Acropolis, Social Dancmg. Future Plans—College. Wright, Bertha 75 Clay Street Precious 296 Eighth Street Jerry Birthday—October 19 Clubs and Activities—Football, Track, Vice President of 4A Class. Future Plans—Undecided. Rosenstein, Libby Lorraine 444 North 12th Street Birthday—September 20 Clubs and Activities Glee Club, Spanish Honor. Psychology Club, Orchestra. Future Plans—Business. 157 Montclair Avenue Dodie Birthday—April 18 Clubs and Activities—National Honor, F. H. A. Secretary, After Math. Hockey, Banking Representative, Psychology, House and Grounds. Future Plans—Marriage. Taylor, Carolyn 52 Gray Street Birthday -October 5 Birthday- December 4 Clubs and Activities—Girls' Glee Club. Spiritual Choir, Dancing Class, Voce Class. Office Staff. Future Plans Nurse. Zimmerman, Harry 492 Highland Avenue Zim Birthday—July 16 Clubs and Activities—Co-Editor of Acropol.s, Co-Editor of Yearbook, Co-Captain of Fencing, National Honor. Future Plans—College. HOME ROOM Student Council.......... Santa Belluso House and Grounds ..... Mary Washington Red Cross----------------Frances Bennett Alfleri, Julie 66 Taylor Street Jul Birthday—May 21 Clubs and Activities — Italian Honor, Science, Jr. Red Cross, Art, Yearbook Art and Business Board, Class Congress. Future Plans—Vocational School. Belluso, Santa 88 Garside Street Sandy Birthday—December 25 Clubs and Activities — Student Council, Twirling Squad, Italian Honor, Vice President Red Cross, Offic Staff. Glee Club. Girls' Service, Senior Dance Committee, Basketball. Baseball. Future Plans—College. Bennett, Frances 106 Heller Parkway Fran Birthday—July M Clubs and Activities — Spiritual Chorus. Future Plans—Marriage. Camovale, Joseph 129 Third Avenue JC Birthday—September 3 Clubs and Activities—Football, Track. Future Plans—College. Cerone, Judith 409 North 7th Street Judy Birthday—March 5 Clubs and Activities—Red Cross, Basketball. Future Plans—Clerical Work. Ciccone, Julia 95 Mt. Prospect Avenue Chicky Birthday—September 8 Clubs and Activities—Student Council. Red Cross President, Science. Psychology, Spanish, Baseball, Basketball, Social Dancing. Future Plans—Undecided. DeBcncdctto, Daniel 131 Fourth Street Pipsqueak Birthday—June 15 Clubs and Activities — Football. Track. Future Plans—Truck Driver. DiChiara, Marie 487 North 11 th Street Dcchie Birthday—October 10 Clubs and Activities—Dramatic, Psychology, Latin Honor, Science, H. R. Reporter, Acropolis News Board, Acropolis Agent, Class Congress, Co-Chairman Secretarial, Sub-Chairman Business. Statistics, Sen or Dance Committee, Offico Staff, Girls' Basketball, B Girls' Service Club. Future Plans—College. Earl, Charles 683 Broadway The Alderney Kid Birthday—September 18 Clubs and Activities — Cheerleader, Secretarial Editor Acropolis, Dramatic, Yearbook Staff. Future Plans—College. Frungillo, Alfred 127 Clifton Avenue Steve Birthday—September 18 Clubs and Activities—Italian Honor, Varsity Baseball, Yearbook Staff, Boys' Loaders, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Orchestra. Future Plans—College. Gioino, Anthony 182 First Street Red Birthday—November 26 Clubs and Activities—Italian Honor. Future Plans—Work. Goos, Muriel 339 North 12th Street Mickey Birthday—February 25 Clubs and Activities—Red Cross. Banking Representat ve. Student Council, Athletic Office, Latin Honor, Sub-Treasurer Senior Cbss. Futuro Plans— Hello Girl. Harley, Hampton 282 Orange Street Hamp Birthday—December I Clubs and Activities — Cheerleader, Manager Track Team, Dance Committee. Future Plans—College. P5 OFFICERS Acropolis___________________ Madeline Morra Social— Teacher Eileen Richmond Al Frungillo — Miss Schneider Mill, Robert 107 Peabody Place Birthday—April 8 Hines, Clomon 23 Nesbitt Street Billy Birthday—September 11 Clubs and Activities — Track, Band, Leader . Future Plan —Business. Kcc, Vivian 67 Clay Street Viv Birthday—September 3 Club and Activities — French, Acropolis Typist, Class Congress, Yea-book Secretarial Board, Glee Club. Future Plan —Business College. Martino, Ronald 156 Grafton Avenue Ronnie Birthday—May 25 Future Plans—Seton Hall. McGurk, Thomas 470 North 13th Street Tom Birthday—May 30 Clubs and Activities—Acropolis Board, Yearbook Art Board. Future Plans—College. McWhorter, Louis 270 Warren Street Pete Birthday—November 17 Clubs and Activities—Basketball, Football. Future Plans—College. Morra, Madeline 553 North 9th Street Sugar Birthday—January 10 Clubs and Activities — Student Council, Statistics Board, F. H. A., Girls' Service, Acropolis, Red Cross, Science. Future Plans—Housewife. Nanklvell, Charles 99 Summit Street Nank Birthday—January 15 Clubs and Activities — Hi-Y, After.Math, Yearbook Staff, Art and Sports, Track Team. Future Plans—College. Richmond, Eileen Lee 678 Summer Avenue Birthday—October 2 Future Plan —Teaching. Rogers, Matgtttit 68 High Street Birthday—August 19 Clubs and Activities — Library Staff President. Future Plans—Modeling School. Schrier, Jack 632 Parker Street Josh Birthday—Juno 21 Clubs and Activities—Associate Editor Yearbook, French, Science, P. T. S. A., Acropolis Sports Board. Future Plans—College. Smith, Richard 117 Montclair Avenue Smitty Birthday—December M Clubs and Activities — Varsity Fencing, Associate Editor Yearbook. Future Plans—College. Stivers, James 203 North 6th Street Jim Birthday—August 4 Future Plans—College. Washington, Mary 52 Gray Street May Birthday—November 8 Clubs and Activities -Basketball, Baseball, Glee Club, Science, House and Grounds. Future Plans—Beauty Culturo. HOME ROOM Student Council Alice Gonnelli Richard Carbone Red Cross Acropolis... I Henry Buchanan ') Anthony Caprio Marion Greenstein Caputo, Mike 127 Clifton Avenue Mickey Birthday—February 7 Clubs and Activities—Class Con- Ercss, Student Council, Bovs' coders. Senior Dance Committee, Business Board of Yearbook Co-Chairman. Future Plans—College. Carbone, Richard 35 P«ne Lane So. Dick Clubs and Activities — Student Council Treasurer, Hi-Y Treasurer, French, Science, After Math. Future Plant—Pharmacy. Castagna, Jean 76 Hayt Street Jeanne Birthday—February 8 Clubs and Activities — Science, Red Cross Future Plans—Undecided. Cohen, Leonard 129 Seventh Avenue Lenny Birthday—February I Clubs and Activities- Visual Audio Corps Captain. After Math, Bowling, Science, Psychology. Future Plans—College. Carrione, Celeste 427 North 11 th Street Ce Ce Birthday—March 30 Clubs and Activities — Student Council. Psychology, Class Congress, Senior Dance Committee. Acropolis, Latin Honor, Science. Office Staff. B Girl. Advanced Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Basketball, Yearbook Secretarial Board Chairman, Business Board, Statistics Board. Future Plans—Business College. Casey, Gloria 71 Delavan Avenue Casey Birthday—February 3 Clubs and Activities—Girls'Glec Club, Girls' Basketball. Future Plans—Undecided. Gelasso, Llvie 106 Summer Avenue Lee Birthday—November 22 Clubs and Activities—Girls' Glee Club, Senior Dance Committee. Future Plans—Business or Teacher's College. George, Elaine 175 James Street Lenie Birthday—December 22 Clubs and Activities — Senior Dance Committee, Assembly Committee, F. H. A., Yearbook Secretarial Board. Future Plans—Seamstress. Alwoll, Caroline 712 Summer Avenue Carol Birthday—October 15 Future Plans—Marriage. Andreacclo, Sara 70 Kearny Street Sandy 8irthday—January 20 Clubs and Activities — Girls' Service, Science, F. H. A., Office Staff. Future Plans—Undecided. Bernabe, Ricardo 513 North 13th Street Rick Birthday—January 25 Clubs and Activities—Baseball. Future Plans Go to work and School at night. Bias!, Leslie 38 Mt. Prospect Avenue Les Birthday—July 22 Clubs and Activities — Band, Orchestra, Blue Jackets. Italian U siuu nooof. Future Plans—College. Buchanan, Henry 303 Woods, de Avenue Hank Birthday—November II Clubs and Activities — Science, Latin Honor, National Honor, Student Council, Track, Cross Country. Futuro Plans—Undecided. Caprio, Anthony 474 North 7th Street Cap Birthday—April 4 Future Plans—College. 99 OFFICERS House and Grounds Social_____________ Teacher____________ ( Leonard Cohen ) Jeanette Salerno Mary Anne Tischio Celeste Carrione ________Mr. Lerner Gonnclli, Alice 215 Ridge Street Al Birthday—April 27 Clubs and Activities — Girls' Basketball, Oftice Staff, Senior Dance Committee, Science, Psychology, Red Cross. Student Council, Yearbook Business Board Secretarial Board, Statistics Board. Future Plans—Business College. Greenstein, Marion 141 Lincoln Avenue 8irthday—July J2 Clubs and Activities—Science. Future Plans—To enter Business. Hall, Dorothy Leigh 49 Second Street Lee Jr.-Birthday March 9 Clubs and Activities—Advanced Girl's Glee Club, All C.ty Chorus Pianist, Spiritual Choir. Future Plans—To Attend Boston Conservatory. Melito, Don 447 North 13th Street Slim Melody Birthday—June 20 Clubs and Activities — Student Council, Track. Future Plans—To continue music. Miles, Jean 49 Second Street Madame fo fo Birthday—August 25 Clubs and Activities—Advanced Girls' Glee Club. Spiritual Choir. All City Chorus, Girls' Octet, Freshman Cho us, Yearbook Photography Board. Future Plans—College. Naturale, Rose 285 Clifton Avenue Ro Birthday—July 3 Clubs and Activities — Science, Italian Honor, Dramatics, Yearbook Statistics Board, Red Cross, Guidance Office, Nurse's Office. Future Plans—Undecided. Rice, Donald 57 North 6th Street Russomanno, Carl 181 Eighth Avenue Chiggy Birthday—October 2 Clubs and Activities—Italian Honor. Future Plans—Business. Salerno, Jeanette 428 North 5th Street Bo Bo Birthday—May 16 Clubs and Activities—Swimming, Red Cross, Glee Club, Science, Office Staff, Senior Dance Committee. Future Plans—Doctor's Assistant. SalvatoHellp, Josephine 300 North 10th Street Jo Birthday—March 24 Clubs and Activities — Science, House and Grounds, F. H. A., Service Club Secretary, Italian Honor. Senior Dance Committee, P. T. S. A., Homeroom Secretary, Yearbook Statistics Board. Future Plans—College. Soprano, Sam 525 Roseville Avenue Pop's Birthday—March 11 Clubs and Activities — Student Council Band. Orchestra, Treasurer of Senior Class, House and Grounds, Senior Dance Committee. Future Plans—Undecided. Hargrave, Carl 14 Chester Avenue Beans Birthday—February 26 Clubs and Activities — Football, Track. Spiritual Choir, Mixed Chorus, Freshman Chorus. Future Plans—College. Don Birthday—November 20 Future Plans—College—Criminology. Ruggiero, Louis 539 North llth Street Luch Birthday—November 26 Clubs and Activities — Science, Track. Tischio, Mary Anne 383 North 13th Street Tish Birthday—April 7 Clubs and Activities—Class Con- 8rest. Science, Psychology, Girls' asketball. Red Cross, Student Council, Advanced Girls' Club, Yearbook Business Board Chair-man. Secretarial Board. Statistics Board, Senior Dance Committee. Future Plans—Business College. debate, drops open meeting FIRST PLACE Denni, Filippo SECOND PLACE Josephine Saivatoriello THIRD PLACE Natalie Coriddi THIRD PLACE Lois Wallerstein SIXTH PLACE Hampton Harley FIFTH PLACE Henry Buchanan « ftr%4 KmJf of aishTi ■, No. IS. ami Dtrk Gfmtte a Batrich. Ur ri M. both - •«� (Mb , - SEVENTH PLACE .——_____________________ Raymond Laubcr SEVENTH PLACE Mario DiChiara NINTH PLACE Vivian Kcc TENTH PLACE W TENTH PLACE Muriel Goos Donald Mclito n of Nr r� Wi Irur (Junijimn TENTH PLACE Jean Castagna . Sulnlur MV « TENTH PLACE Chester Stefanelli . v� YEARBOOK STAFF Yearbook Boards Editorial Board: Filippone, Dennis, Chairman Zimmerman, Harry Coriddi, Natalie DiCharia, Marie Earl, Charles Halstead, Patty Laubcr, Ray Schrier, Jack Smith, Richard Wallerstein, Lois Art Board: Wallerstein, Lois, Chairman Alficri, Julie Harley, Hampton Nankivell, Charles Business Board: Tischio, Mary Ann, Chairman DiChiara, Marie Ferrara, Phil Gonnelli, Alice Guarino, Irene YEARBOOK CHAIRMEN Photography Board: Bonnano, Bob, Chairman Andreaccio, Sara Carbone, Richard Hines, Clomon Nankivell, Charles Wallerstein, Lois Secretarial Board: Carrione, Celeste, Chairman Castagna, Jean Alfieri, Julie DiChiara, Marie George, Elaine Gonnelli, Alice Meola, Marie Sports Board: Primamore, Paul, Chairman Bonanno, Bob Buchanan, Henry Earl, Charles Kornfeld, Alan Nankivell, Charles Wallerstein, Lois Statistics Board: Caruso, Mildred, Chairman Caputo, Mike Coriddi, Natalie Halstead, Patty Morra, Madeline Russonello, Ida Salvatoriello, Josephine 64 CLUB NEWS Rational Honoi' fitifuitiort Held Purpose: Each year a limited number of students are elected to the National Honor Society by a careful vote of the faculty. Throughout the country this society brings recognition to students possessing qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. President. RAYMOND LAUBER Secretary, NORMA NICHOLS Vice President, RUTH McCRACKEN Sponsor, MISS FARQUHAR Treasurer, ROBERT CULVER 4A Members of the National Honor Society Henry Buchanan Natalie Conddi Dennis Filippone Patty Halstead Robert Hill Ray Lauber Paul Pnmamore Audcry Sachs Josephine Salvatoricllo Chester Stcfanelli Dolores Stolz Lon Wallerstem Harry Zimmerman Student Council Reports Progress Purpose: The object of this organization shall be to foster a close cooperation between the students, and the administration for the purpose of solving problems which affect the welfare of the entire school. iConstifufion) Student Council Committees: 1. Social, 2. Assembly, 3. Publicity, 4. House and Grounds, 5. Traffic, 6. Safety, 7. School Publication. moatm r y of R pa t tk WUsrt President, ANTHONY LO GUIDICE Treasurer, JOHN NERRES Vice President. AL RAPUANO Corres Sec y, LORRAINE PECCATIELLO Secretary, HELEN THOMAS UmQh Homnroom «KK hviai Um |r«uiVeii iiotMrt ricetff K«%iOr� f|r Wjt tb r| . 1 etui ctwr «U tm LVMJtWu C OiMlUMee The Acropolis, one of the oldest high school publications in the country, is a tradition in Barringer. As a result of their new look, this year's staff have edited an exceedingly interesting and newsworthy paper. Editors: Edward Christman, Ruth McCracken, Jay Sigler. Assistant Editors: Nancy Mortellite, John Sibilia, Claire Wuntsch. Faculty Advisers: Miss Brettle, Miss Walston, Mr. Coppola. PAN AMERICAN CLUB The Pan American Club promotes understanding and friendship of the Spanish speaking world. Special emphasis is placed on the member nations of the Pan American Union. President, Robert Culver Vice President: Irene Ross Secretary, Jo Anne Measures Faculty Adviser, Mr. Friedberg ITALIAN CLUB The Italian Club creates an interest in the cultural background of the Language. Social gatherings are held to insure a good time with friends interested in the same language. Field trips to operas are frequent. President, Marie Bucarella Vice President, Josephine Errico Treasurer, Zeeca Donato Secretary, Agatha DeDeo Chairman of Program Committee, Andrew Maraviglia Mrs. Cipolletti Mrs. Cappcl FRENCH CLUB Purpose—To extend knowledge of French culture and stimulate interest in the French Language. President, Ronald Rathjc Vice President, Barbara Van Dyke Treasurer, Elsie Gcci Secretary, Josephine Corbo NEWS SCIENCE CLUB Purpose: Meets the second Monday of every month. The purpose is to get students to further their studies in science. President, PAUL GETHARDT Vice President. DONATO ZECCA Secretary, NOAM I SEAL Treasurer, GIL STARKEY Adviser, MR. LERNER AFTER-MATH CLUB Purpose: The Mathematics club stimulates interest in more advanced problems of the subject not normally included in the regular course. President, ED CHRISTMAN Secretary, DORIS FROMM Vice President, MORTON RICH Faculty Adviser, MRS. KAPLAN Treasurer, DOLOR IS SALVATORE 67 VISUAL AID CREW Purpose: The purpose of this crew is to operate the visual aid machines used by the entire school. MEMBERS: Bill Buhrman, Merton Cantor, Edward Christman, Leonard Cohen, Edward Dawson, Louis Goodkin, Bruce Hampson, Edward Jast, Edward Koles, Harry Lippert, Burton Pasternak, Harold Ross, Frank Stramaglia,. Adviser, Mr. Buhrman BOYS' LEADERS Purpose: The Boys' Leaders is an organization formed, of necessity, to control congested traffic sections of the school. As a result of their efficient work, this squad, the best in many years, has regulated student traffic throughout the building. Captain, Robert Scalera L't. First Floor, Robert Culver L't. Second Floor, Joe Mantineo L't. Third Floor, Thomas Gaglione LIBRARY CLUB Purpose: The library club is one of the many service organizations of Barringer High School. Members of this group act as assistants to the librarian. President, Christine Haight Treasurer and Secretary, Virginia Sbarra Faculty Advisers, I Mrs. Carter Miss Griffin 68 Ray Mcrola who received his Blues in his junior year, has excelled at guard position. Without Ray's support the backficld couldn't strive to victory. John Finclli, our blocking back, doesn't carry the ball, but he clears the way for our TD stars. Thanks John, for your swell support. Jerry Oliverie, who also earned his letter in his third year, has been a threat to opponents, with his passing, kicking, and rushing. Jerry has led the boys with TD's. FOOT Reported by BOB BON AN NO The Big Blue under the keen supervision of Mr. Anthony Naparano got off to a slow start during the 1949 season losing to All State Montclair with a score of 25-2 and to All City Central, 19-12. The news was no better the following week when we were defeated by West Side—score 13-7. Then the veteran team found themselves when they tied South Side, and defeated Weequahic by a lead of 12 points. BALL Carl Hargrave, who is the newest addition to the Big Blue , has also excelled in passing and rushing. We congratulate Carl on his fine job. These were followed by two successive victories winning from East Side and Bloomfield Tech to the tune of 19-0. Then again, a minor set back, when they lost to West Orange by a score of 41-6. We wish the team the best of luck when they play the traditional East Orange game. Joe Carnovalc our dependable center has given fine support to the team. He was active during his junior year. Bob Bonanno our faithful manager, who has earned the water for three years, has also been a great help to our team aA S led the regular season arv. .. kirk last year but a on the ps offs. Club. 1 • IQ A _ «_, s Jeequahtc to-0 ed Billings of the p sue Cla “ • BarringerScalps insur ALL SET FOR IT south ’’ m The? nouuis V w 71 ON GUARD Reported by PAUL PRIMAMORE Under the skilled coaching of Dr. Gerald Cetrulo and Rudolf Salvato, the 1949 Barringer fencing team went through an undefeated season and became State Champions. The team ranked high in comparison with some of the great teams the school has produced. This year, the team again looks good and we would like to wish them the best of luck in the coming season. Paul Primamore Third man on the varsity in his junior year, Paul took 1st place in the state meet, fencing on the 3rd strip. In his senior year, as co-captain and 1st man, Paul joined the ranks of many former Barringer fencers by capturing the State Championship title. He was a Major letter winner, and also received a Wreath B . Harry Zimmerman Zim made the varsity in his junior year also. In his senior year he became co-captain. Harry served as second man on the squad, and in 1949 showed his skill by placing second in the State Meet. He was a member of the 1949 State Championship team also. Harry received a Major B and a Wreath B . Richard Smith Smitty was third man on the squad in 1949. He immediately became a great help to the team. Considered by many as the best 3rd man in the state. Dick took 7th place in the State Meet, being out placed only by some of the State's best men. He received a Major B and also a Wreath B . 72 FIELD AND TRACK Henry Buchanan . . . Hank . . . came out for the track team in '48 and ran the half mile. In '49 he switched to the mile and took the city championship. He served os captain of the ...nOW ■ season for track, and he by throwing the discus, then he w� tch-cd to the javelin and in the following season '49, he took fourth p ace n the City Meet. Charles Nankivcll . . . N� nk . . . came out for track in 48 to throw the discus. He switched to the javelin and in his next season, 49, he took second place in the City Meet. Dan DcBenedetto . . . the '49 season was the fourth season in Danny's career as a quarter miler and he topped it off by taking the city championship. Reported by CHARLES NANKIVELL Barringer had more than its share of talent as it entered the 1949 track season. The squad showed great promise from the beginning and it wasn't long before they verified that. It was a spirited group, under Anthony Naporano, that failed to taste defeat in a single triangular meet. The big pay off came on May 19. After the Big Blue had taken an early lead the day before in the field events, it went on to a deciseve victory in the City meet. Carl Hjrgravc . . . has been out for track since attending Barringer. He has excelled in pole vaulting and took the city championship Jn '49. Don Melito . . . has been on the track team four years and has stuck to the discus. In '49 he took third place in the City Meet. 73 BATTER UP Reported by ALAN KORNFELD 1949 was a hectic season for Barringer baseball. Sam Sedi-cino replaced Joe Nerenberg at the helm, and under his guidance the Big Blue gained a fast foothold in the City League race for At Frungillo supremacy, and amidst the heat of the conflict loomed as a dark horse. Although Barringer ended up in third place, the Ridge Street nine sported a six and four record, and had given first place Central, and second place East Side a run for their money. In outside competition the Big Blue didn't fare so well managing only one victory out of six, while compiling an overall record of seven wins and nine defeats. Al made First string catcher on his first try for that position. He turned out to be a real ball-player and earned his letter in the 1949 season John Finelli John, also out for the first time, clinched the first base position. His play at first base enabled him to earn his letter. 74 OVER HILL AND DALE Henry Buchjnjn, who was elected captain of the team, performed very well in the '48 season, placing in both city and county meets, but was unable to round into tip-top shape until late in the '49 campaign. Reported by HENRY BUCHANAN Autumn returned and a spirited Barringer crosscountry team once again took to the hills and dales. Having lost two lettermen, the team was equipped with but two returning B men and a squad of only ten men. This lack in number led to a shaky start. But under the watchfulness and hard work of Coach Charles Allen, the team shaped together later in the season. Though not a powerful threat, the dales were always capable of an unpredicted upset. 75 SPORTS EVENTS B GIRLS Celeste Carrione Gloria Casey Marie DiChiara Muriel Goos Marie Mallette Edna Ross Jeanette Salerno Josephine Salvatoriello Dolores Thomas Lois Wallerstein GIRLS IN SPORTS Reported by LOIS WALLERSTEIN B GIRLS Sports activities in Barringer High School are not confined to boys only. Under the capable leadership of Miss Edythe Scalera and Mrs. Jetta Sedicino, the girls of Barringer are offered a well rounded course in physical education. It is the proud claim of this department that every girl may participate in a sport that is her favorite''! The extra curricula activities are famous for their diversity as well as their social values. The accumulation of 1200 points represents the epitome of skill in physical education. These points are awarded for the following achievements: 1 ) Gym costume preparation, 2) Sport captain, 3) Grade of A or B in class work, 4) Participation in parades, etc., 5) Participation in extra-curricular sports. Basketball is one of the most popular sports offered to girls. Interest in the game is developed during class period while techniques are taught in the after school practices. Volleyball is always fun to play and it helps to develop that attitude of team cooperation which is so essential in all phases of our school life. FOR GIRLS -1— Badminton is b a social Sport.d sets to be dei l ■ Apparatus considered the most difficult activity of the sports program. However, parallel bars, ladders, rings, and horses provide an interesting way in which to develop poise, balance and good posture. ing increasingly e, poise, and agility from skill in pi game. Social Dancing under the expert supervision of Miss Edythe Scalera, has taken a place of first rank in the sports program. The Rhumba, Tango, Samba, Waltz and Fox Trot are among the favorite steps taught in this special class often attended by more than a hundred pupils. Shuffleboard is a new sport in Barringer becoming very popular in a short time. The friendly rivalry that goes with the game is fun to watch. Hockey is a highly organized sport played with such great proficiency that at the end of each season a Varsity team is selected to represent the best players. ■otsla 24. Drt i tardt. r, aij 4 if PinclU. f. 1 4 Ltato. I. i 3 lti Milter, f. 3 Buckmaa. 11 4 Mon; ft 1) S� aVo h. m 2 tUhC.rra. | ■ 0 Calabro. c . 0 po int Ko early, and alter T!r mutes It was ]■' •— it Of tl ayed | mom I .nary till InUn Uaptea. f. tel rran. f. 1 , alter , t. 1 inrjr. e. 1 oboe , e. ft ;anhoff. | ft ran.r. ■ an. c. was games for nervey for lour Itaynnn J.C. G. V. P.'W. Itrrvrr out s «r.: 5 issa 4 11 Mr . t. 0 O Rom. f. b UUlfn. I. «� a!rr.� r. a. Trento took id went Kill n Sil ; re yesterd ts showing. preliminary game, pyvecs defeated the I1 L 45 to _________ mOk asco. with paced .'ith 12 max u Totals i! it tad. Cuc KWL g tch mere irsity . thridcra ). Joh ok h i witn TT ivrautblatt, star of ton Tigers, paced the with 13 markers. Paul Primamorc When, after the start of the '49 season, the cheering squad was handicapped by one less boy, Paul worked hard and filled the gap at the Wce-quahic game; bringing us luck, our first victory of the season, and most of all, a swell new partner. Hampton Harlay Looking as dapper on the field as he normally does, Hamp put a snap and vigor into his cheers that made one wonder how the squad ever got along before he joined them in his 4A term, and added greatly to their performance. Charles Earl The '49 season afforded Charlie his second term as a cheerleader. His never-ending smile and pep contributed much to the fun and color of the squad. Santa Bdluso With a snappy strut and nimble fingers, Santa added to the color of our '49 season. Being on the squad for two years, she took active part in all games and parades and was a shining example of why Barringer wanted twirlcrs. CHEERLEADERS Reported by CHARLES EARL After rigid practices the '49 squad evolved with many new faces and an approving sigh from Miss Scalera, its adviser. It proved to be an outstanding term as some new and original cheers were added to its repertoire. The Thanksgiving Day game ended another illustrious cheering season. 78 CENTRAL MUTUAL VINGS LOAN ASS CENTRAL AV . NEWARK MA.iKET 30 30. A. Hughes, Secy-Mgr. njc 3 EMPLOY MARIE OiCHIARA Best Girl Sales Agent JACK SCHRIER Best Boy Sales Agent PATRONS Aunt Evey and Uncle Joe Mr. and Mrs. J. Ferraro Mr. and Mrs. A. 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HUmboldt 2-3256 HUmboldt 5-9625 Special Rates To Schools Ben Hilsen TUXEDOS —FULL DRESS Cutaways To Hire — Dress Shoes To Hire 797 MT. PROSPECT AVENUE NEWARK 4, N. J. Compliments from 86 Pete Home Room 43 MArket 2-9898 Crescent Photo Studio, Inc. 835 BROAD STREET (Next door to Petty's Drug Store) NEWARK, N. J. Portrait Photography has been a tradition at the Crescent Studio A Portrait That Emphasizes Your Personality—Bringing Out Your Finest Points and Overlooking Detrimental Ones—If You Have Them Open Daily from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Sundays and Evenings by Appointment A SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO ALL FORMER STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES Comptiments of Mr. and Mrs. Abram Richmond MUmboldt 5-9605 Compliments of Stefanelli's Auto Supply FROM CLASS OF '33 L. G. Ferri THANK YOU... This certainly isn't the most outstanding space in the book, but we'd like to take this opportunity to offer our most humble thanks to all the members of the faculty and to our very wonderful class. To the faculty for their sincere interest in us as more than members of a class, but as individuals; for their genuine understanding of our problems and their wholehearted aid in helping us solve them; and finally, for the great inspiration they have been and will continue to be to us in all that we do. To our class for some of the most pleasant memories we shall ever have of good times together; for their tireless spirit in trying to make this, the Class of January, 1950, the greatest class ever to graduate Barringer. We know they've succeeded. Thanks an awful lot. It's really been swell. THE EDITORS 87 AWARDS FOR JANUARY 1950 The Wayland E. Sterns Memorial Award The Raymond B. Gurley Memorial Award The Bamberger Medal The Arthur V. Taylor Prize Ralph Sozio Memorial Medal_________________ Mayor Villani Medal The Paul J. Saunders Memorial Award________ The Frank I. Losee Memorial Award Reader's Digest Award to Class Valedictorian Modern Language Prizes French_______________________________ Spanish Italian Science Prizes Barringer Science Club Bausch and Lomb______________________ Chemistry Teachers' Club_____________ Industrial Arts Prizes Shop_________________________________ Home Economics ________________ Athletic Awards 88 by !� •«• • • • MW CiTV ►WINTING COMPANV union City, n t ' v'1'! vr - ZJlre enaeum Published by the Glass of JUNE 1950 BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY NOW LOOK Now look here! Yes, right here! I've got something to show you graduates. Yes-sir, I've been around a long, long time, even though I don’t show it ... do I ? I’d like to beg your pardon for shouting, but it was the only way to catch your eye. You see. I’m Mr. Barringer. I'm a little old-fashioned perhaps, but I've seen some things you’ve never seen. I thought I’d show you Newark and Barringer as I've seen them, so you young whippersnappers will know that we had a mighty nice town even before you were born. I dug up a few old battered pictures and drawings from my desk, and, by throwing my weight around, managed to get those yearbook people to print them. Most of them arc kind of old 'cause I like to reminisce a little. But remember this, even though I've been around awhile. I'm still in good shape, and I still can do the Charleston and Black Bottom. So you just sit in that chair there and I'll bring out those pictures. HERE r Dedication Now I Icrc In the H-bomb hour, In these troubled days When the dull rumble of drums shakes the air, When hearts heaped high with worldly worries Grope for truth in lies, This cry we raise: That we who lie waiting . . . Waiting in the hurricane's eye May feel again the surge of hope within; That we the crystal-minded, With youth's bright flame to kindle us, May by lucid thought And hope in virgin deed Return again. Return again Home Where our Father’s forgiving hand Which ripped darkness from light, Made the stars to blaze. May soothe us. May mend us His children who arc In His image And bring us To quiet air, Quiet minds, To peace in our time. [4] BARRISGIiR HIGH SCHOOL DR. ROGER B. SAYLOR. Principal MISS ELSA DISBROW, Vice-Principal 2S Mr. ! v Slavin 26 Mrs. M. P.. Ol.oughlin U M i s J. Girkont V Miss E. E. Coburn 35 Mrs. T. ( appel 57 Mr. W. Monprode 12 Mr. 1 1). Freidberg 13 Mrs. |. Sedition D Mr. I r. A. Allen s« Miss J. Gel las si Miss II. Fart|uhar ss Miss C. M. Gray S6 Mr. ). Kritzer S7 Miss K. Walston Mr. R |. Brmlcr 60 Miss I). Beebe 61 Mr. 1.. Kaplonski 63 Miss R. S. Brett le 6S Miss G. Poley 66 Miss M. McLaughlin 69 Mrs. I.. Kappstatter 70 Mr. A. Argand 75 Miss A. I! Smith 7S M.ss R. E. Rme SI Mr. P. I.ippe s Mr. D. Palin 8 3 Mrs. E. H. ( arlcu S' Miss E. Wilscy 86 Mrs. II. Kaplan 87 Mi� , M. Greene 92 Mr. V. L. Sihilia 9S Miss , A. M. Schneider 97 Mrs A. D. Shirley 99 Mr. M. Lcrncr 5A Mr. R. R. Ammarell lA Mr. N. II. Ayers 2A Mrs. M. C. Carter 2B Miss l Bell 3A Mrs. E. P. Blair 3A Mr. S. R. Buhrman 2 A Mrs. F. S. Burley iB Mrs. V. M. Cipolletti 2B Mr. A. Coppola 2 A Mrs. E. C. bearing • A Mrs. J. L. Dill iB Mrs. A. Frey sB Mr. W. Greenfield • A Miss D. Grey 2B Miss M. Grirtin 3A Mr. F. S. Hartman iA Mrs. Ci. H. King lA Mrs. Ci. K. Kingsley 2A Mr. I. Mcrkin 4 A Mr. A. NajM rano 3B Mr. W. Rubinfeld iB Mr. V. J. Salerno 2A Mr. A. Sauer 2 A Miss E. Seal era ■iA Mr. S. Seidler 5 A Dr. A. P. Sterner iH Miss M. Smith 3 A Mrs. R. Stewart 3A Miss H. Tunstead IB Mr. D. Vemicro 3B Mr. J. Vogel 2B Dr. A. Wetkstein 2 A Miss H. Williams 3B Mrs. Ci. II. Wilson Mrs. E. Zall OUR PRINCIPALS . . DR. ROGER B. SAYLOR, MISS ELSA DISBROW and ADVISERS Miss Marguerite McLaughlin Mr. William Rubinfeld [7] Mrs. Josephine Dill HOMEROOM TEACHERS MISS RUTH BRETTLE MR. LEONARD KAPLONSKI MISS KATHERINE WALSTON MR. PAUL LIPPE OUR SOCIAI. STUDIES DEPARTMENT Mr. W. Rubinfeld Mr. I. Merkin Mi K. Bell Mr. P. Lippc Mr. J. Vogel Mr. I.. Kaplontki Mr. R. J. Bruder Mr. R. R. Ammarrll Mr. VP. M on prod c Mm D. Beebe SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Dr. A. VTcckstcirt Mr. S. R. Buhrman Mi� � R. E. Rine Mi M. C. Greene Mi D. Grey Miw A. M. Schneider Mr . G. H. King Mi H. B. Tunttcad Mr. M. Lerner LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mr . T. Cappcl Mr . E. Carlcu Mr . V. Cipolletti Mr . J. Dill Mr. L. Sibilia Mr. S. Slavin Mr. B. J. Friedberg ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Dr. Alice Sterner Mi R. BrettIc Mi K. V!'al ton Mi C. Gray Mi E. Coburn Mr . R. Stewart Mr . G. Kingtley Mi M. McLaughlin Mi G. Foley Mi s J. Girkont Mr. I). Palin Mr. J. Krit cr Mr. A. Coppola LIBRARY AND OFFICE Mi M. Griffin Mr . M. C. Carter Mr . E. Zall Mi . F. Bell Mr . G. Wilton FACULTY PRACTICAL ARTS Mbs M. Smith Miss A. Smith Mr . E. Dearing Mr. A. Sauer Mr . L. Kappstatter Mitt J. Gellat Mr. D. Vernier© GYM AND HEALTH Mr. V. J. Salerno Mr. C. A. Allen Mist D. Driscoll Mr. A. Naporano Miss E. Scalera Mrs. J. S. Sedicino Mrs. A. Frey Miss A. Smith Miss H. Williams MUSIC AND ART Mrs. M. O’Loughlin Mr. A. Argand Mr. W. Greenfield Mrs. I. Blair Mrs. A. Shirley CLASS SONG s EfijE Dolovrs Cofe fis P lo-Rg-n o| Ooj- lo� e We Lc v - J —f=T--|--- MioUt Cfc StlvA Two Hundred Strong] Gowns. 0) Bloe fihdWh.te Let Us _J. hL VJt-'ll C e -T?c-caH your Pledge Of Ho-wo TrutU Bid (i..t,r ji l£ -j-J J 1 TfciwV Of All The fun We ve Had. ft d. Qf The T oot-leS loo Q ntk ____________________________________ j--— � g 0? Tht frtcnd.5 VU Can’t for- et tBe-cause The rt Ter-t Ofr Y°° ♦ n SENIOR GOVERNMENT HELEN THOMAS Secretary R. ROBERT MEOLA Treasurer Y E A R B O O K S T A F F EDITORIAL AND ART BOARDS SPORTS AND BUSINESS BOARDS o ruth McCracken BLANCHE RAMPICHINI BUSINESS MANAGER EDWARD CHRISTMAN JAY SIGLER ASSOCIATE EDITORS WILLIAM BERMAN [17] Mildred Allen A demure damsel . . . soft-spoken . . . loves earrings. Barbara Alvarez Sparkling . . . sociable . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Her music will bring her fame. THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1950 Gloria Allocca All the boys arc familiar with her impish sarcasm . . . good sense of humor, weird laugh. Lois Adesso Always ready for fun and frolic ... ambidextrous . . . sociable. Muriel Alfonso A helpful friend . . . capable and diligent. Diana Afflitlo Good natured . . . neat and reliable . . . friendly and pleasant to all. Jantes Alden Likes to tease . . . always a witty remark to break up the gloom . . . loves to tinker. [18] BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL Anne A pice Poised . . . sunny and laughing disposition . . . makes friends easily . . . heart of gold. Joan Armstrong Pretty . . . has a winning smile . . . bright blue eyes . . . face like an angel but full of the devil. Virginia Annunziato Carefree . . . ambitious . . . determined to do well. Charles Asselmeyer Quiet and retiring . . . keen interest in sports. [19] Carolyn Barone Sweet . . . can't help liking her. Nancy Baskerville Friendly . . . lovable . . . leap year girl. Allan Batter son Quiet . . . outdoor man ... not too bashful, not too bold. Judith Battista Petite . . . ambitious . . . It's nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice. Hilda Barrett In love with history . . . vivacious and talkative . . . ambition is teaching . . . flirty. Lucille Barone Chatterbox . . . where there's fun there's Lucille . . . always grinning. Howard Beauchamp Tall, lanky basketball player . . . friendly smile . . . noted for his tic and shirt color-combinations. Joan Beck Fun loving nature . . . amusing . . . aims to cure. „ , . Rose Bennett run loving . . . sincere . . . artistic. William Berman Photography is his line ... a mighty talker . . . Ins his thumb in every pie. Shirley Bernard Flirtatious . . . stylish . . . fun to be with. Jean Blakeley Nice dresser . . . true friend . . . known for lau hin so much. Patricia Blanchard Ladylike . . . always co operative . . . excels in art. Geraldine Boaz Believes in the early bird theory . . . always on the job. Wilma Boyer Conscientious . . . quiet . . . demure . . . always seen in the book room. Lorraine Bourdon So quiet you'd hardly know she’s around . . . interestingly different. ' Thelma Caprio Her pert little figure a pleasant sight in Barringer s halls. June Cacciarelli Bright eyes . . . unassuming . . . sweet . . . brains plus charm equal June. Roseanne Ca sale Heart of gold . . . cheerful . . . sweet. Gene Carson Just a grand guy, nice to know . . . a wizard at his Mechanical Heap. Angelo Casarola Has artistic ability . . . likes sports . . . is a sharp dresser . . . always helping others . . . natural habitat room 96. Josephine Caruso A hello for all . . . talkative . . . loves dancing . . . impetuous. Ann Castellano Reserved, unassuming, friendly . . . a good kid. r [23] 4 Marie Castellano '’Helpful'' is her middle name . . . dainty . . . quiet as a mouse. Frank Ceres Nice looking . . . shy . . . easy to get along with. Elsa Ccce Thoughtful ... a loyal and sincere friend. Joseph Celia Carefree . . . well dressed . . . curly haired . . . liked by all . . . He’s a regular Joe. 1 « Marie Chirico Sweet personality . . . always has a greeting . . . swell. Kathleen Chitty Talkative . . . loves to skate. Edward Christman Quiet . . . reserved . . . friendly . . . his humor is hidden by his serious expression. [24] Joseph Ciccolini Good looking . . . dynamic personality . . . great all around. Dolores Cole Blows a sweet note on the trumpet . . . a future nurse ... a swell kid. Roger Clapp Tall, good looking . . . his smile enchants all ... a sports enthusiast. Irma Collins Florida’s gift to Barringer . . . quietly efficient . . . soft spoken charm. [25] Dolores Compte Easy on the eyes ... a vivacious coquette with a blithe spirit . . . golden voiced. Josephine Corbo Petite . . . keen mind . . . artistic inclinations. Anthony Coppola Cute . . . future Jerry Coleman . . . lovable. Eleanor Coppola Queen of Hearts . . . chic in manner and style . . . adorable . . . peppy cheerleader. Frank Corso His understanding and pleasant ways blend nicely with a nonchalant manner . . . good looking . . . amiable. Anthony Cortese Has a delightful personality . . . nice dresser . . . friend to all . . . dependable. [26] John Cressey A carefree, devilish comic . . . witty, cute and talkative. Robert Culver Tull, good looking . . . somewhat shy . . . possesses infinite intelligence. Ruth Curley Her sparkling eyes have many a boy sighing . . . cute . . . sweet . . . blushing. Laura Dasher Lively . . . nice dresser . . . sports lover . . . musical. [27] Gloria Davis Attractive . . . lovable . . . unselfish. James Davitt Always has a smile ... he knows what it is to grow overnight . . . a baseball fan. Samuel DeMaio Always kidding around ... a cute kid . . . jolly comedian . . . a lover of the girls. [28] Victor Dc Marco Friendly jests . . . winning smile . . . jovial. Frank Dc Nigris Flirtatious . . . tactful ... a great lover of dancing. Catherine De Stefano Understanding . . . unpretentious . . . always ready with a smile . . . attractive. Lois D’Errico Eyes that beckon . . . smiling and sweet . . . disposition plus. Daniel De Santis Barringer's Ted Williams ... a barrel of fun . . . takes everything in his stride. Yolanda Digore Short and sweet . . . engaging dimples . . . sociable. [29] Joseph Doldan His booming basso profundo is a necessity in our Boys Glee Club . . . a basketball asset . . . continually eating his lunch. I Oraei Du Bois Ready smile . . . Hashing blue eyes . . . hobby: helping all. Syvella Eduards “Shorty is chic and has a nice voice . . . adept with the baton. Joan Ehrke A sweet and shy miss ... a cret pastime—writing poetry. Marie Elefanlc Shiny blue eyes dabbed with a wink of mischief, sincere, friendly and sweet ... a picture of fashion. Leonard Evans Does a lot of nothing and doc it well . . . likes the girls and his “Queen of Angels jacket. Gary Fabiano Easy manner . . . lover of classical music and football . . . easy to get along with. [30} Samuel Fazio Has amusing ways ... a cute pest. Alaine Fisher Tall . . . reserved . . . shining eyes and a charming smile . . . quiet. Owen Farley Extremely quiet and shy . . . tall . . . mannerly. Joan Forgione Well groomed . . . good natured . . . a fair belle. Doris Flatley Behind her quiet exterior is a pleasant charm . . . Miss Gracious . . . a most generous person. [31] James Furey A mighty man of the gridiron . . . prince charming ... to know him is to like him. Nicholas Gervase blond and handsome . . . keeps the spark of cheerfulness aglow in any class. Evelyn Galie Known for her giggle . . . How well her name suits her! . . . pert and petite. Charles Garland Shy guy . . . lover of sports and art. Joseph Freda Perfect combination of red hair and blue eyes . . . swell. Anthony Gacta Music minded . . . tall and handsome . . . smooth. TP Paul Gethard A swell guy . . . known for his fine brain in science, good looks. Rudolph Giovenco Good nature . . . genial . . . nice kid. Ralph Giuliano Quiet, husky Ralph minds his own business . . . his smiles arc rare but worth seeing. [33] Anthony Giordano Quiet . . . easy going; a man of few words . . . liked by all. Peter Giovine Wrapped up in the Blue Jackets . . . serious eyes . . . kind and understanding. Theresa Guarino Bewitching green eyes . . . coquette . . . excels in sports . . . chic figure. Charles Haefrier Cheerful . . . witty . . . engaging . . . idealistic. John Hallman Good-looking . . . music man . . . sports minded. Edlo Hardy Sophisticated . . . well mannered . . . likes clothes. Fanny Hclfin Nicely mannered ... a bit shy . . . always a smile on her face. Florence Harp Petite and respected . . . can’t help liking her. • -A A lien Hickman Cheerful . . . winning ... a friend indeed . . . nice looking and flirtatious . . . noted for his led hair. Gloria Harris Witty . . . good company . . . impish . . . affable. James Higgins Witty personality . . . mischievous pranks . . . brightens up even the gloomiest moods. Robert Hill He is good company and attracts others to him . . . co-operative. Frank Hooks Sense of humor . . . likes the ladies . . . one big perpetual smile. Ronald Iacobucci H'.ndsomc . . . daring . . . good natured . . . fun loving. Madeline Iannuzzi Her beauty is excelled only by her warm charm . . . demure . . . mysterious. Constance Howard Extremely quiet . . . very pleasant and nice. Concetta lannaccone Smiling eyes . . . raven locks . . . her wit is always welcome . . . her peppy cheering will be remembered. Peter Hughes Shy . . . good natured . . . likes to play basketball . . . disarming smile. [36] Joseph Immerso Likes a good argument . . . pleasant . . . unruly raven locks. Marceline Jones Small of stature . . . mild of manner . . . quiet hut understanding. [37] Gerard Inneo Blue Boy on the gridiron is a fearful opponent . . . president of Zombie Club . . . brawny baby. Marie Julian Student Council stalwart pendable . . . gay. de- Joan Kleine Always looking for a short cut sincere . . . reserved. Theodore Kerekes His pleasing personality and athletic ability make him a friend among all . . . good all around. Robert Krumeich Will power above all . . . sports fiend . . . photographic mind. Helen La Morte Elfish green eyes . . . vivacious . . . exuberant . . . not a care in the world. Janet Kiederling No cares or worries . . . talkative . . . mischievous . . . fun-loving . . . never a dull moment. [38] - Michael Lemongello His considerate and kind manners blend well with silent but friendly ways . . . shy guy . . . sincere. ■I Mildred Lewis Well-liked . . . captivating smile . . . natural charm. Anthony Lo Giudice A package of sure fire virtues . . . intelligent . . . friendly . . . cheerful .. . his personality an invitation to new friendships. Harry Lip pert A lover of physics . . . important cog in the V.A.C. wheel . . . unassuming . . . friendly. John Lombardi No worries . . . well-dressed . . . heart throb. ' i ► Ruth McCracken Greatly gifted in music ... a friend worth remembering and keeping . . . belle of the baton. Dolores Malanga Petite . . . stylish and attractive . . . friendly and cheerful to all she meets. Ann Mai a to Happy thoughts . . . playful wit and laughter ... a sparkling smile. Rosalie Magro Jack of all trades . . . loves Latin . . . a sweet kid. Phyllis Marone Fashionable . . . talkative . . . her figure is an enviable asset. Joseph Matthews You'll remember him for his red hair . . . a guy you ought to know . . . hides his qualities under a quiet exterior. Joanne Measures Mischievous . . . loquacious . . . five feet two, eyes of blue. Keith Massey Mad about the Charleston . . . easy to get along with . . . willing worker. Mildred Mauriello Sweet and dreamy . . . bewitching eyes . . . engaging dimples. Anthony Megaro Would change the world ... a radical reactionary ... a powerful line . . . flirtatious to the nth degree. Lucille Mayo Sparkling dark eyes . . . flashing smile . . . eager to please. Km Salvatore Melillo All-City guard . . . flirtatious . . . pal of Morpheus. Mary Ann Mendicino Easy going . . . loquacious . . . cute and witty ... a swimmer and model. Marie Mirti Demure girl . . . conscientious and reserved . . . dreamy ... an amiable person. P. Robert Meola An all-around guy . . . friendly . . . diligent worker . . . seems to be quiet, but look out !!! Angelo Molinare Smiles his troubles away . . . congenial . . . good dresser . . . lots of personality . . . good-natured. Manuel Morron His silent eyes and sincere smile make friendship an easy task . . amiable. [42] Lewis Miles Mischievous . . . carefree . . . crazy about pretty girls and his trombone. James More head Always on the job ... a little shy . . . quiet . . . alert. Mary Clare Murphy Her charm has no equal . . . sugar 'n spice and everything nice. Viola Mosley Peppy and lively . . . neat . . . congenial . . . attractive. Columbia Nicastro Gentle disposition . . . sincere . . . soft spoken . . . true friend. [43] Betty Novia Radiant . . . appealing ... unaffected . . . spritely . . . small but mighty. Marie Perna As flighty as a summer breeze is her young and foolish heart . . . capricious. Marie Pacillo Humorous . . . friendly personality . . . qualities that lead to success. Lorraine Peccatiello Personality plus ... a blushing rose . . . expressive eyes . . . highstepping twirler. . . A-Student. Joan Peters Shining eyes and smiling face . . . quiet . . . shy . . . pleasant to know. Joseph Petite Unpretentious . . . jovial air . . . first in more ways than one . . . a boy with a promising future. [44] Angelo Piana Tall, dark, handsome . . . casual manner . . . musically inclined. Erma Pierce Barringer’s Lena Horne . . . loves fun . . . flirtatious eyes. Pat Pistilli A class politician and wit ... a cheery word for all. Peter Pisauro His smile begins in his eyes . . . courteous . . . companionable . . . loves fun. Allan Plaugic Believes silence is golden . . . basketball is his game ... a cap tivaring smile. JI A e A Joseph Puma Quiet . . . sincere ... a happy combination of seriousness and lightheartedness. Alfred Rapuano Ambitious . . . carefree nature, yet serious . . . always ready for a laugh. Gloria Ragin Cheerful . . . sensible and alert . . . nice to know. Ronald H. Rathje Sophistication coupled with intelligence . . . quiet, good-looking, considerate ... his ways all ways of pleasantness. Bessie Reid Violin and skating occupy most of her time . . . sophisticated. Morton David Rich Mort” to his friends . . . appears serious but how different when you know him . . . always dependable. Joseph Ravelle An all-around guy . . . Smiling |oc” . . . physics brain. Margaret Restaino Captivating manner . . . wants to be a dental assistant ... has a lovely singing voice. i Vivian Ricks Red” . . . likes to talk and have fun. Michael Ricci He'd give a friend his right arm . . . handy with a basketball . . . walks like a Kentucky woodsman. Jerry Roberto Dad-blast it” Roberto is a gay guy who cheers up any class . . . a nice fellow with a twinkle in his eye. [47] Alfred a Robinson Perfect lady . . . tactful . . . in-depcndcnt. Joanne Rodman A rare friend . . . nice to everyone she meets . . . always smiling. Irene Ross She is pretty and has a friendly smile . . . versatile . . . charming. Mary Roth There’s a twinkle in her blue eyes . . . a charming girl with golden hair ... a combination of the best traits. Vincent Russomanno Football hero . . . charmer . . . sociable . . . good naturcd. Harold Ross Quiet . . . bashful . . . intelligent. I Marilyn Rotondo Fashion-minded . . . fun-loving . . . knows her way around. [48] Patsy Salomone Nice looking . . . shy guy . . . pleasant. Litlyan Sasso Conscientious . . . well dressed . . . sophisticated lady . . . unaffected. Louis Santana Laughing brown eyes . . . friendly . . . conscientious. Charles Saponaro The young man with the horn . . . music hath charm and so has Bill. [49} Anthony Scaler a Natural wit . . . song in his heart . . . always on the prowl. Francis Schcfter A lean lad with blond hair . . . always seen with pal Farley . . . placid. Robert Scalcra Has a roaring cheer . . . known for pepping up our team . . . famous for his jokes. David Schaffer Easy to get along with . . . lots of fun when you know him . . . shy. Freda Schneck Congenial ... a delight to ail who know her . . . laughing eyes reflect gay disposition. Florence Schoonover Flirting eyes and pixillating ways . . . an individual charm. [50] Donald Schroeder Tall and athletic . . . popular . . . . . . a good mixer . . . happy-go-lucky. Fred Scocozze Where there's music, there's Fred . . . easy going guy . . . good-natured. Jean Scrober Sweet and soft spoken . . . naturally nice . . . gracious helper. Doris Seltzer The quiet one . . . shyness becomes her. [51] £e-:V ' Genevieve Scot on A friend to all who know het . . . full of kindness . . . companionable. Naomi Seal Full of fun . . . attractive . . . ready for a good time anytime. Fred Serra Spontaneous laughter . mined . . . impish . . . t Jay Sigicr Poet laureate of Barringer ... a joker . . . always willing to give a helping hand. Vito Stango Merry and flirtatious . . . robust, with a keen eye for the opposite sex. Marie Soriano Gayer than laughter . . . naive . . . carefree . . . friend to all. [52] Frank Sorrentino Short, dark, and handsome . . . loads of fun. Gilbert Starkey Good looking . . . nice to know . . . shines in basketball ... a pleasant fellow with pleasant ways. Rose Stio Wonderful sense of humor . . . charming. Jerry Taddeo Beau of the corridors . . . nice physique . . . we all like him. Neil Sullivan Connoisseur of pre-gym lunches . . . a busy dreamer. Alice Thomas Reserved . . . full of ideas. [53] Helen Thomas Sweet personality and heart warming smile . . . finds time for everyone. Mary Lou Trancone An ardent admirer of Johnny Lin-dell and the Yankees . . . one of the gang.” Rose Torsiello Vivacious personality . . . flirtatious . . . always doing things. Charles Triquet Quick on the basketball court . . . friendly disposition . . . true gentleman. Ruby Traill Gleaming hair . . . very quiet . . ■ is always cheerful. George Troublcfield Good looking girl charmer . . . flashing smile . . . always seen with Pokey Wright. Robert Tutty Quiet . . . shy . . . cute. Lorraine Tyrell Charming . . . enjoys singing . . . bright smile ... a great friend. Anthony Velar di Good-looking . . . full of fun . . . his winning smile a path to new friendships. Jacqueline Ussery Pleasant and friendly ... an immediate remedy for the blues . . . cheer)’ smile . . . clever. ■ Patricia Van Houten Cool and sophisticated, yet warm and glowing with her friends. [55] Carmella Verducci Here, there, and everywhere . . . pert and lively . . . nice all around. Agnes Vitello Thanquillity personified ... her smile a delightful surprise. Clarence Walker In his glory while marching at the head of the band ... has many friends . . . noted for his handsome face. Eileen Verniero Spirited ... jet black eyes . . . can always tell when she’s around by her laughing. Rose Vitale Newark's own Schiaparelli . . . dainty and demure. Gloria Walsh Continually smiling . . . loads of fun . . can't help liking her. James Wright Masculine charm . . . athlete . . . musically inclined. Jack Young Shy, quiet, industrious . . . hard to tell what he’s thinking. Mary Williams Helpful . . . sweet natured . . . knows her way around. Constance Weaver Tall . . . serene . . . pleasant friendly eyes . . . always willing to give a hand. Arnold Williams valuable basketball player . . . versatile . . . handsome. Claire Young Will be remembered for her long blond locks . . . loves skating . . . not only preaches but practices motto, “Silence is golden. Wilbert Alcorn A book-lover . . . believes silence is golden . . . found working in library. Vincent Aulisi Some physique . . . pig skin carrier . . . rates with looks and girls. Frances Duranlino Carefree . . . energetic . . . talkative. Joseph Casagrande Well-dressed . . . suave . . . independent . . . he’s always ready with friendly conversation and a quick laugh. Mary Poulakos Inviting brown eyes . . . independent . . . fiery . . . still waters run deep . . . clever artistic hand. [58] M. Alfonso [60] If. Thomas I. Anthony LoGiudicc . 2. Ruth McCracken o mm 4. Robert Krumeich v -'A 10. Muriel Alfonto V • TOP TEN 2 ' ;Y V W ULIl'rL . 1. Alfred Rapuano ‘Z V f UUl'OI X ’ff(r s f y � v f .V ,' A 7. Marie Chirico Wilma Royer 4:., 10. Helen Thomai 7. Morton Rich 10. Robert Culver In the fall of 1946 we came Somewhat startled and puzzled By our new-found freedom. We had more thinking to do for ourselves. It was a tough struggle, our first year. Now Occupations and Miss Driscoll's Health class arc all but forgotten. We stayed, most of us, in the same gangs we had been with in grammar school. Some . . . some were making new friends, friends they'll never forget, friends who talked about that cute fellow, and that new gown that Suzy had. We were afraid of some of the teachers. That's all forgotten. It's all a haze now. A bright shining haze. By the second year we knew of Gyp slips, cut slips, gym slips and slips of the tongue. Sametimes the latter hurt. You were sensitive. Ambition took root. Some set their sights on coveted positions, Some on good-looking blondes, Class History Some on a varsity position. Remember the awe we felt for the seniors? The seniors would display their Trig books As if they contained some secret Cabala. Remember your first high school dance. The flutter in your stomach, The hot, burning blushes? Remember when you held that great party That tore the roof down? Remember the eagerness you felt to see the beginning Of the football season? The bitterness of heart when we lost, The surge of pride when we won? And that report card, wow, You never figured a B from McLaughlin. In the Junior year the ambitious ones Found their spot in the sun. I.o Giudice was elected Student Council president. The friendly disputes were soon resolved. Ciccolini launched our class organization. John Ncrrcs, Helen Thomas. A1 Rapuano and many others eagerly pitched in. McCracken, Christman, and Sigler were Acropolis editors. Berman was jack-of-all trades. But the year's most important event was our Disc Social. Remember how hard we had to work to sell tickets? It was fun, though. It was fun hanging decorations. It was fun to see us raking in money for the class. Some of us had tucked in our wallets Pictures we proudly displayed to the accompaniment of Oh, what a doll,” Is he cute, Some dish.” You didn't like those extra-long exam periods. The exam periods were an experiment and you felt like suffering guinea pigs. The long lunch period was a thing of the past. There were protests. But no one suffered. The Junior year ended on the hot sands Of Rye Beach Where we took those awful pictures with our hair all dripping wet Or those pictures that showed you with your chest expanded Tarzan-like. We were tired. We needed that summer vacation. In the Senior year We chose Joe Ciccolini president, Jimmy Furcy vice-president, Helen Thomas secretary and Pat Meola treasurer. We were a long way from our jitterbugging past. We did a sophisticated fox trot and waltz. We learned that tricky rhumba step. We held our Horror-Hop. Remember you got the car that night? That skit advertising the dance! Ncrrcs was a fiend. We still smart from the defeat the Faculty gave us. We still smile at the young cheerleaders. McLaughlin and Foley. Remember you broke off with the fellow you had met during the summer? Remember the strike, the ugly blot which shall forever be a black name on our class? We'd like to forget it. It’s not easy to forget your mistakes. Remember the fight over the rings? We all went to Mr. Rubinfeld to sec it. to touch it. to admire or condemn it. We had to dig into our pockets. Dues to pay. pictures, rings to buy. College was in sight, your job was near. You worried. And pondered. In January, our 4B team defeated the 4A's. We planned the Windy Whirl. Like all our other events, it was a success. Remember the popularity vote? Remember what Suzy told Mary told you? Remember your beating heart when you got your diploma? You'll never forget. These past four years will always remain A happy memory. 'arrinc er picks em Mot Likely to SnareJ Ruth McCracken Anthony LoGiudicc DiJ Mott for CL Helen Thomat I John Ncrrc fo't DretteJ I ilyan Sat o Anthony Cortei . Rae Striglia fox Wheel Ruth McCracki Joe Ciccolini Mott Popular Helen I homat John Ncrrc Anthony Sealera CUtt , , Mafic Soriant John Ncrrc ‘-fox PbyuifMc ,n« lannu i •nic Aoliai ° ‘ Sopbntk Striglia Ronnie Rathj Class Clowns Joanne Blackman Anthony Scalcra Clan Flirts Rose Torsiello Sam Dc Maio Most Musical Dolores Cole Pete Giovine Barbara Alvarez Best Dancers Concctta lannacone Frank Dc Ncgris Class Dreamers Marie Pcrna Pete Hughe Cutest Carolyn Barone Tony Coppola Eleanor Coppola Class Athletes Terry Guarino Jim Furey Class Cutters Anita Vcntola Frank Hooks Best Locking Madeline lannu zi Jim Furey Most Talkatiie Helen La Mortc Richard Baker Class Babies Jo Corbo Jerry Innco Best AII-RounJ Helen Thomas John N'erres Sta fis iicaffi f LiilrJ 4i Tovoritt Saying Ambition ftt Pee it Fsmoui for How I Got Through Loi Adesso You're no kidding __ Vwk -------------------People who arc always late Impiih eyes, ien« of humor A Ion neck and good cyci Diana AlB.no -----------Say honcit--------------Designer----------------Conceited people Being a Yankee fan Working. How else? Wilbert Alcorn----------Look here! -------------Librarian_______________English ............... Reading Luck James Aldcn ------------How should I know? ______Success________________Pets___________________ Foe being absent I was patient Muriel Alfonso----------Pardonez mot -----------Nam —___________________Bossy teachers _________Not keeping track of time Will power Mildred Allen-----------------------------------To be a good typist . .. People who know it all—..Talking----------------------Hard work Gloria Allocca ---------You want to laugh? _____To travel ------- Homework over week-ends Handy needle ------------------------Making eyes at teachers Barbara Alvare --------Oh. gee! ---------------'To be a musician-------Conceited people_ Piano-plagmg------------------------- What do you think? Virginia Annunziato .... Holy Christopher_______Dress designer__________People who know it all ___Not agreeing with teachers Study and doing my best Anne Apice -------------Are you kidding? -------Secretary---------------Getting up to attend school Hearty laughter------------Taking it easy Joan Armstrong I swear I’ll kill ya To live on Easy Street -When Mr. Bruder say —... Blue eyes .—------------On MillieV homework Charles Asselmeyer------You’re gone! -----------To own a speedboat Buddy Kerr...................— Sleeping in chemistry--------The hard way Vincent Aulisi----------Listen, baby. ----------I have an ambition?_____Pete the Crumb Hanging with Peter Crumb One of three guesses Richard Baker ..........Please! ----—————To get through college Cressey ----------------------- ...Talking ...----------------Hard work Carolyn Barone ---------—It's for the birds-----To enjoy life ..........Phony People .............. Voice and laughter Work and courage Lucille Barone .—.......That's your fault ------Enjoy life -------------Conceited People___________Giggling and talking -------Skin of my teeth Hilda Barrett-----------1 met a new boy and— ..Teaching ------------- A thow-ofl--------------Flirting and smiling -------Studying Nancy Baskervill ------All the time------------Telephone operator ......Chemistry —.............. —Smiling------------------Brains Allan Batterson --------It was all right--------Architect or technician .Talkative People .........Sleeping ---------------—-Struggling Judith Battista --------Is it logical? ---------To become a lawyer--Know it alls...........Dreaming--------------------On borrowed time Howard Beauchamp — Not hardly-----------To own a Junk” ________Undressing for Gym ________Tie and shirt combination—Good eyes Joan Beck---------------You're crazy------------To become a nurse---Know it alls --------------- Filing dates for Ruthie On a wing and a prayer Rose Bennett -----------He makes me sack--------Nurse-------------------Lockers that won’t open ...Appetite -------------------Studying and praying Bill Berman ------------I'm going nuts----------Politics----------------Bill Berman _______________Clicking camera-------------Attending classes? Shirley Bernard .... All the time -----------Nurse-------------------Conceited boys-------------Bangs-----------------------On a wing and a prayer Joan Blackman That’s my boy-----------Buyer--------------------------------------------------------Blonde hair-------By trying to do my beat Jean Blaklcy ...........Say to. huh!------------Model or school teacher Getting up at 7:iO .. Story telling--------------------Skin of my teeth Patricia Blanchard------What’s happening?-------Fashion designer -------Know it alls___________Weird fashion creations-----Doing homework Geraldine Boat----------What’s wrong with you? Nurse ----------------Dogmatic people------------Talking---------------------Studying Lorraine Bourdon You don’t say? ...............—.........-........Conceited boys________________________________________I wouldn't knou Wilma Boyer ------------Oh. my gosh!---------Work in bank ______ Argucri with teachers .........Knowing all the answers—I'm wondering June Cacciarclli ....---Prove it! ———-----------Doctor .....—..Intellectual snobs ............ My age-------------------------Sweat and tears Thelma Caprio ----------Jabeeb —----------------Roller Derby ........... Mcgaro ____________________My haircuts ---------------With my 120 I.Q. Gene Carson ....... Wha' do you say, keed? Make money .................._My cat ................I )4 Ford ’’Tourback’’------Fast on my feet Josephine Caruso--------Dearie------------------.To be successful ......Jerry Inneo ...............Expressive ways-------------20-20 vision Joe Casagrandc----------Man. she’s nice! -------To loaf..................Stuck-up girls —.......— .Sleeping__________________I still don't know Rosanne Casale .........Is that a fact?---------To be Mrs. Wilderotter Doing homework _____________Being Andy’s girl ..........On homework I never did Angelo Casarola .......— --.. —--------------------------------------------------------------------Artist - —Work Artistic manner It’s th wonder of world! Antoinette Castellano Are you serious? .....Fashion designer _______ Boston Red Sox ...........My love for N. Y. Yankees I don’t know Elsa Cece---------------Really? ----------------Travel ’round the world Conceited people _______________.Flirting -------Did homework Joseph Celia------------Good Deal! -------------Lawyer..................Stuck-up girls _ Cloches and plenty of talk Wouldn't you like to know? David Cel 11 -----------Good goth! -------------Work_______________________________________________Doing nothing --------------? ? ? ? ? ? Frank Ceres-------------1 don’t know------------Mechanic ---------------People_____________________Getting into trouble -------1 did my homework! Marie Chirico-----------But definitely! —.......Teacher-----------------Long projects over vacation Wouldn't you like to know? -Five-secondt of cramming Edward Christman--------What's your problem?....Retirement ____________Bill Berman......... literary masterpieces ------------Intellect and hypnotism Joe Ciccolini ----------What a doll! -----------President of U.S. —----------------- Undying ambition--------------------------Knowing the right people Roger Clapp-------------What fools we mortali be Millionaire --------- — Oral book reports ..................................By the grace of God Michael Cledi Take it easy! ..........Teacher; sports expert —Homework and referees ......Fighting with referees-----By working Dolores Cole -----------Oh pitte!---------------Nurse __________________Conceited boys ............. Music; ready smile--------Help of God. Luck. Irma Collins------------Gosh, gee!--------------Nursing_________________Cats .......... ...........Singing_____________________-Studying Dolores Compte —--------I'm glad!---------------Singer .................Conceited people ..........My voice __________________...Who knows? Anthony Coppola---------Are you serious? .......To take life easy-------Girls .....................Smile ......................With the help of God Eleanor Coppola Swell!! ----------------Housewife ..............Boys ----------------------Being Queen of Hearts ......On my looks Josephine Corbo---------’Cause -----------------Artist__________________Boys who are BTO's ... Petiteness and sweetness---Doing homework Frank Cor so------------Let's go-------------------------------------———To own a small business Barringer’s lunch periods Being quiet With the help of others Anthony Coetese ........ What ya say, Chally?.. Politician _____________Homeroom teachers ........My new car__________________On ocher people’s homework John Cressey ...........You can only die once...Unite with Wnght clan Mrs. Dill’s saying 'Cressey' Walking with R. Baker —That’s between God and me Robert Culver-----------Quien sabe?-------------Mattress tester ________Alarm clocks ______ Preparing for future_______________Quien sabe? neaL 'peamnff LiitrJ si F si or ilt Saying Ambition Pet Petit Ft most for Hon I Got Through Ruth Curley-------------'•'itch that reaction! ....Air hottest ...............Shy boyt------------------Blushing------------------------ On the lock of the Irith Anthony Daniele---------Are you kidding? --------Don't know................... Losing a bet ------------Giving teachen eaty time............—--------------------- Jeffro Danielt ..... ...I got her under my tkin Business ........... ..._ .Jump shot, good! —. Basketball .................. Hard work, good judgment Laura Dasher ....— That's tome bad stuff Fashion designer Phony teachers! .......... Congenial attitude ............Doing a little here and there Glork Davit Oh, bosh! Psychiatrist Corceurd people Ready wit ........--------------By grace of God and a boy Jimmy Davitt Take off! ............To be with Janet Leigh Dill pickles, bleach-blondes Being in school---------------------Marked my own turns Nick DeLuca ......... I gotta do . . . Multi-millionnaire . Miss Walston's English clast Wavy hair ...........................Cutting Sam DeMaio .............1 swear. I'll kill you ... Another Harry James Teachers with tcacher-iiii ''DeMaso, report at 2:J0 _ Practicing tolerance Victor De Marco Go on! ...................Lab technician My lab partner! — Had a good position Frank DcN'igrit, Jr. — ....................... __..To graduate ______Bill Berman ..............Dancing —...--------------------Sotneooe in back pushed me Lost D'Errico _ That's cute!..........Nursing _______________ .Conceited people _____________-Always laughing ...............Some work, more play Dan J. DeSantis .........1 ain't telling! C.et on Red So team Inkers ---------------- .Being a lady's man ----Conscientious studying Catherine DeStefano «... That's all right! _— To teach children ..............—''B.T.O.V --------------(BH4)2 .....................With Joe's help Scttimco DiDomenico . Hi-Alea .. —................. Successful businessman — - -.-Making odds --------------- Long neck and good eyes Yolanda Digorc__________You know __________ Tn travel . Show-offs!----------------Wearing sweaters -------_—In one door and out the other! Joseph Doidan What a life Teacher Girls other than my girl Hating other girls--Smiles and so foe teachers Orael DuBoit .............. Oh well, that's life To live to be 100 ... Homework ----------------- Dropping books in history By four years of hard work Frances Durantino ______It's immaterial! Be Mrs. Joe DiMaggio The New York Yankees! .. Mooning over Perry Como On jelly beans Syvclla Edwards ________ Que pasa? ..............To be an actress------------- Reading over my shoulder Twirling ----------------------On the wings of an angel Marie Elefante__________That's great!..............Sec'y to young rich boss Apple polishers.............-.Friendly smile —..............Somebody was looking away Leonard Evans __________What's to iti_____________Mechanic . Homework Agnation -...-My charm Gary Fabiano____________What time is it? -...Teach music Mwit----------------------------Working my way a little Owen Farley _____________It it 2:J0 yet?--------Radio and television ...Wrestling on television —Coming to school late -. There was always a door open Samuel Faxio ...._______You're a brashole Not enough girls Blabbing —........-.............Homework and attention Alaine Fischer _________Why . . . because — Nurse .................... ... Teachers who make you yell Last minute discussions-------On a wmg and a prayer Doris Flatley________ .Stupidot! _________________To make world better...School not starting at 1:26 For being late —...........—-------On my hands and knees Joan Foegionc___________Si or No? .........-......Beautician ........... — Boyt who know it all . — My smile ....................By praying before tests Joseph Freda ...........You think it's a joke?.. Navy; to be with Joan Joan Hill .... Red hair .................... .——I know some smart girls James Furey_____________Whaf can I say? FBI agent Sports .........................E cetiive studying Anthony Gaeta___________Knock it off Composer ...----------------- Studious people —........Slapping the string bass _. ..Studying hard Evelyn Galie............ Oh really, well— ......- Little home in country . Mathematics, all hinds Talking . —On a wing and a prayer Charlie Garland..........Lend me a dime? .......— Richer than Rockefeller Going to change for gym Drawing figures, painting Hoping and praying Nick Gervate_________-Got rocks? _________________ —To go to college ......Girls who bleach their hair Working on the ''Heap —Well, it's like thia— Paul Gcthard ............. Indubitably ......Nuclear physicist Girls of the opposite te .........Useless information ---I wrote the textbooks? Mary Gibson_____________ Go find yourself a job Secretary..................Calling parents “old” .... White hair and laugh-A little work and luck Anthony Giordano _______You're craiy! ..... Health officer.......� :2l Bell................... _ One hander. Good”---------Like a Rambling Row Rudolph Giovcnco________ How about it? -......... Accountant -----------—— -Late homeroom teachers Being late ------------------------— On other people's brains Peter Giovinc ..........Stop playing my sa ._ Song writer, band leader--------------------- Blue Jacket leader -------------Worked my way Ralph Giuliano —.........Oh. boy!________________________ A steady job - Girls who dye their hair . .Eating ice cream------------Study and homework Joan Griffiths_________ Oh. happy day! -... Medical mitsonary ----------Cracking knuckles .... Being quiet ................Did I? Eugenia Gross __________He's mad at me —.........—A job at G.E. or J.C. —Economics ------------------- Being with a certain party. Studying now and then Theresa Guarino ________“Parienia e un virtu — Private sec'y (Berkeley)-White liars---------------------Eyes that can't behave---------On borrowed experiments Arthur Gurnari__________Hc'i terrific! (Sinatra) Singer -------Popcorn Singing-------------------------Singing to the teacher Charles Hacfncr ________Is that a joke or a fact? Perfect bowling game ...Girl -------------------- —..-.Iriah grin--------------------.Connections in Washington John Hallman____________Glad I made it!----------To be a musician ............-Dancing------------------Brawn eye ----------------------Doing my homework Edlo Hardy That's a natural fact --------------------------------------------Smiling ------------------------Doing my homework Florence Harp ..... Dondc? _______________Touching - - ■ ■ __________Looking innocent ---------------Doing homework every night Gloria Harris___________Cool it!_________________Nurse —......................Conceited people and boyt Smart remarks----------------Ability to learn; homework Fanny Hdfin_____________How clever! To be an old maid ------------------------Red coat -----------------------Study and hard work Allen Hickman ..........Mother! —................College----------------------Don Schrordcr-------------Red hair------------------------The girl next to me James Higgins Let t Save it ■—........- Vinnie Auliti as wrestler Corny joke ------------—..Cool |okes That's my business Frank Hooka ......... I reckon............. College---------------------------Phony girl --------- Cut elutes; talk to girts . Wmg and a prayer Constance Howard —.What a screwball! . . Model housewife — Conceited boyt —-----------------------------Being with a certain party. A (M question! Pet Hughes ____________It beats me______________To rival Ren Hereria Symphony Sid--------------------The hat ------------------------It wasn't easy Ronald Iacobucci _______Blimey, how're ya? ----To be a man-----Conceit -------- Lounging---------------------------------Hail I was pushed Concetta lannaccioo You're beat--------------To marry Jack-------------------------------------Dancing ------------------------1 had all men teacher Madeline lannuui __What was that last line?. Own a '10 convertible Boyt who know it all Eating -------------------------Studied my head off Joseph Immerto__________Want to buy a rafBe?—Television------------------—..People not buying rafBes Selling ra es----------------------The tame way as Scalera [67] St a tid tic a Hi Ut eJ 4i Firorile S )iug Ambition Pr Prrir Turnoni for How I Col Through Jerry Inneo I II be win you Get A' in Prep whool „ My name. Blurboy___________B.g my tery of the dm Frank Jelintki So what? Retirement Sleeping ..........Kg blur rye .._... I fell Ronald Jonc ... ......Ye god ’................A fob counting dollar Work ____.Loafing ______ Loafing Marie Julian I dunno Policewoman Hittory .. Being a Teen Queen On Little Peter brain Ted Kcrckc Keep it tool. Butter! To be a 2d Geo. Mikan Splinter from the bench Bateball uar ... On ability and intelligent Janet Kirdrrling Darn it N'ot to talk all the time Boy who ttand on corner Talking with Eileen ...... I’ll never know Joan Klrme -....._.. What' the tory? To become a tecretary Conceited boy Being unpredictable Wearing kid glove Robert Krumcich Beat me l o rival Ralph O'Brien New York Giant A tet thot The eaty way Helen La Mortc You have tome nerve! To own a ’� I Cadillac My front door F.ver-ready mile _________Atk Mr. Bruder- Michael Lemongello Bug out To be Prctidcnt .Stuck-up girl One hand puth” With help of J. C. Mildred lewi Que pata? Become a millionaire Anything with a click Smile ____ Brain and hard work Harry Lippcrt Drop dead ----To be a tuccct Bill Brrman Member of V.A.C. Connectioni Anthony LoGiudicc It won't hurt! College teaching People who don t enjoy life Captivating charm _______On my good look John Lombardi Wood .................._ Loaf -.......... Yankee Sleeping late .... Sitting behind girl Doloret McCliih What a tharp cat! N'ur«e or ret rY higgling girl Cheerful look ______________Studying hard Ruth McCracken How nervout! Io live Bill Berman Shoe that never � tay on_____I alway marked my paper Rotalic Magro That' a good one! Travel through Mexico Got«ping girl Sleeping All by mytelf Doloret Malanga Sure!! An ideal houtcwife Phonic ........ Blonde hair (?) I'm trying to figure it out Phylli Maronc I'm to glad To get Dom Conceited people Many boy friend Ha, ha. a k me another one Keith Mattey Fat. drink, be merry Be a man of the world Conceited tiff Doing a mean Charleiton On a wing and a prayer Jo eph Matthew I don't even know you Telephone Co. employee People richer than I Not having homework Lock; tome work Mildred Mauricllo . For real? Marry millionaire Hearing phone at 7:15 am Flirty, gerty eye .............. On Joan' brain Lucille Mayo Oh, for gooodncit take Nurte Conceited people Fla hing. dark eye With the help of God Joanne Meature You're punchy To grow Bathful boy Crooked bang Ju t gave the right antwert Anthony Megaro Gentlemen Teacher ...... Stubborn girl Talking ............Out-talking my teacher Sal Mclillo (iot a penny? To be a tuccett Mitt Farquhar in lunch Grubbing Fooled the teacher Mary Ann Mcndicino Centorcd — Fathion model Swimming for N.A.C. . By the kin of my denture Pat Meola Ya wanna laugh? To make her happy Getting up in the morning Taking it eaty Doing � ome homework Lewi Mile Mow' chance ? To be a great muiician Working Playing in N. Phipp ' band One never know , doe one? Mar e Mini You burn me Secretary Conceited boy F.yet ... Doing homework Angelo Molinare You lucky people Printer I on't you dare touch— My three-door Cadillac The fellow in back puihcd Jamrt Morchead If you had half a brain To buy out Rockcllcr Running the mile Never-ending queitiont . Exceptionally fine cyctight Manuel Morron How did y' make out? Money Girl Jack of all trade ........-— Move your ihoulderi Viola Motley Art you kidding? To be a tuccett Click That innocent look —.......... Good connection Mary Clare Murphy Oh. yeah Medical tecretary Grubber Never being on time Luck of the Irith John Ncrrc You know it too To own a Cadillac Would-be ophi t cated girl Humor and wit It' not what you know— Columbia Nica tro Brother Elementary teacher Conceited people Having perfect attendance Doing homework Norma Nicholt Hi. Honcybun .... To ueceed? ________ Boy Red hair and temper ... ... On my brain Betty N'ovia You miterable agony Career in piychology Being called F.lirabcth Calling everybody ''doll” By opening the door Marie Pacillo “Give all you have...” Medicine or teaching Math teacher Flowing trettet I ttodied Lorraine Peccatiello I'm glad Elementary teacher Homework ___________________ Bluthing (?) —--------.. Marie Perna You'll be all right— Own a yacht A boy in FI.R. in 1 Beat-up loafer A k Marie; we prayed Joan Peter Holy crow Work ______________ Ilittoey Blue eye I ttudied Joteph Petite ... Good boy Induitrial tycoon _____ Rapuano Friendly way —-I wa� � (uck with a needle Angelo Piana Art you married? Money Girl In door and out the other Erma Pierce I crything’« cool Nurte ------Clarabelle Mu ic By D'� given me at gift Peter Pitauro, Jr. Wanna bet? Shoot a deer in Maine Girl returning home early Hunting .— ... For a buck I'll tell Pat Pi tilli How about a game? Money ......................Good nature - ........................... Alan Plaugic Keep cool Fireman ........... Giggling girl _____________ Doing thing the hard way Helping hand Jo eph Puma Slow down Butinetiman Getting to tchno! Taking it ea� y Bluffing Gloria Ragin Y' could'a fooled me Nunc Teacher with pet ttudentt Talking Praying by candlelight Blanche Rampichini How nervou ! School marm 4A' who won't cooperate Mooey-gettcr for yearbouk It' a myuery! Alfred Rapuano Yeet! _________ Earn enough for burial Joe Petite — ... BH and (BH4)2 —........ It beat me. but I made it Ronald Rathie Yet —tt Mimttry Not enough of Dot Not going home.............With Dot' lupport Joteph Ravdlc So watta you want— To get a pile of money Tho e working for a living Alway doing homework On my tremendoo mentality Bc ie Reid I don't know N'urie Mjth Coy net ......—— By the ikin of my teeth Margaret Rcttaino What a fool! Dental hygienitc Mumbling Facial contortion , light By flaihing blue eye Michael Ricci Well now. that' nice! Writer ...........Girl —no end to them Silver Streak Baiketballen I came, they taw—goodbye neaL 'peamncf UittJ 41 Vivian Rick Morion Rick Jerry Roberto Alfred] Robimon Joanne Rodman Harold Ron Irene Ro� � Mary Roth Marilyn Rotondo Vincent Runomino Pat Salamone Louis Santana Charles Saponara I.ilyan Sa� o Anthony Scalera Robert Scalera David Schaffer Trank Scheftcr Freda Schncck Florence Schoonover Don Schroeder Fred Scocoa a Genevieve Scoton Jean Sc rober Nao-i Seal Doris Selt er Fred Serra J Sigler Marie Soriano ' rank Sorrentino Vito Stanjco Gil Starkey Rose Stio Rae Striglia Neil Sullivan lerry Taddeo Marie Tambatcia Alice Thomas H-len Thom at Rose Torsiello Robina Traill Mary Lou Trancone Charles Triquct George Trosiblefield Jackie Utsery Patricia Van llouten Anthony Yclardi Anita Vcntola Carmcla Verducci lileen Verniero Rose Vitale Agnes Vilcllo Clarence Walker Gloria Walsh Constance Weaver Arnold Williamt Mary Williams James Wright Clare Young Jack Young Fnorite Saying Arc you kiddin'? Idiot! ............ .... Dat-blasted coyote! What old happy thing! Oh. for corn sake ..... I’ll give ya a ihot— .. That's what I aay . .. _Oh, yeah I ------------- She’s safe! Can't fight City Hall Eat it. boy ---------- Yostr now -..Cop a sneak That's good Don’t haunt me ......... We don't do that here _Let'� oat________________ Whir d ya say? Rais! Fouled again So what? How’rc things with y'? Take it easy ......... Really? For goodness sake! Are you for real? How nervous ............— Flee haw ............. Next cue! ■■ Every time I think of it Gimme the answer What's the action? Procrastination is my— Are you kidding? It's up to you Ya kiddin'? Hello, Sweetie How nerve-ating! I can't wait until June For real? Honest? _______ What a doll! I guess I forget Oh. for pity sakes Bug out ........... Ye Gads__________________ Do tell What's the matter? Hello, Baby Are you ioshing? Oh, George Banana Good things come .. You're crary Your Ma Are you kidding? What's happening? What did you say? That's some bad stuff How nervous! ---------- No favorites Ambition Singer Another Bamberger . Just to do it once! Social worker Nurse -------------- Drive own new car Get married ........ To get married To graduate To go backwards — College ------------ Be another Harry Jar Teacher --------.--- To be a bachelor _____ Radio and television Teacher Teacher Nurse Nurse .Business............... Lawyer -......-........ Be happy Date Ava Gardner —. To figure out teachers Billionaire ----------- Nurse ----------------- Cadillac convertible Work __________________ Having a happy life To work with money . Seamstress — Psychologist __________ Teaching ............... To go to Florida Secretary- Get to school on time Never have to work Travel ................ Modeling -------------- Politician ............. Career girl ........... To be Mrs. Erv Palica -Would-be Casanovas To be sweet Conceited people Modiste -Conceited people To marry a rich man Boys late for dates To be a great musician Erma Pet Peeve Famous for How 1 Got Through Bail ”4’’ Discussing grammar In front door, out the back Talking Accurate (?) school clock My mother’s a woman 1 used the Rod, man! Eaerciset _ Left-handed hook shot __ Kook, brains and work Know-it-all people Forgetting The grace of God Weak will power Understanding people Knowing the right people .Girls who smoke Clowning, bothering girls 1 know the Governor .Apple polishers Chasing girls Good eyesight Blamed wrongly by teachers Starting an argument By the skin of my teeth Getting up mornings Getting lost in school Everyone else is wondering People who give in to me Flirting On my nerve Know-it-all teachers Upsetting the apple cart 'll ith God's and teachers' help Crowded locker Being late On my brains? Conceited people Baby sitting By a miracle Work Sleeping Tell me and we ll both know Work My porch light Foreign languages ...Absentees Conceited boys and girls I aughing boy s ...Taking gym f times week I lomcstork Wrestling Silly boy. Conceited boys . Baby talk Nervous people Johnny l.indcl striking out Symphony Sid Phony girls ...History. 7th period . Conceited buys —English Conceited p(«ple Yearbook. Acropolis, etc. Being sentimental Doing homework -_______ Breaking hearts .....-..... Being with Shirley Telling uncle's jokes Wise cracks —_________ Doing nothing in a hurry (ioldbricking Beautiful blush Pure concentration, etc. Ask Shir!— Sneaked Pure brains and skill Hard work, determination— Cramming before tests On my looks The guy behind Not by apple polishing Magnificent cerebrum Not taking any hooks home By being nice Nurse College .Nunc i ............. To play saxophone To be happy Receive college degree Conceited people Phoney girls -Discourteous people Conceited people Wise guys No pets Naivete-------------------- Flirting Forgetting Being cra y about Lindcll Crew-cut Cool manner . Flirting —...—.—,--------- Being seen with Artie Flirting . Cat-eyes----------------—— A loyal Dodger fan Going around with Janet Height Talking with Elsie Drum major Talking Playing basketball; girls Quietness Football and voice Going roller skating Dancing? ........—......... A wee bit of studying Saying the right thing 1 knew from whom to copy On my looks? Used my head God only knows Joking Intelligence, of course A.K.'ing By the skin of my teeth Copying others' homework Luck Just by luck Nobody was looking ..Luckily By luck and little brainwork Studying hard and hoping By not working too hard Encouragement of girls Something new—homework -Prophecy We of the class of June 1950 Know a soothsayer of sorts. He lives in a cave or something. All he does is sit and sooth. We tried truth-scrum but he's a habitual liar. We tried grilling him But he is easily burnt up. Forsooth here is his sooth, the sooth, and nothing but the sooth: In the place of Barringer's crumbling walls I see Plastic walls built by Batterson, Inc. ’ Boss” Rapuano, mayor of Rapsburg (formerly Newark) Will be digging up zombies (Jerry Innco, etc.) to vote for him. Judy ’ Portia Battista will be defending the city Against the attacks of Honest Tony Lo Gooch, Teacher and professional wrestler. Jimmy Morehead will be having troubles Moving the Bank of America (Morehead National Trust) to Rapsburg. I see Christman being dusted off So he won't get dusty in his retirement. Mike Ricci will be writing Young Man With a Sax, The story of Pete Giovine. Life, Time. Quick, and Slow will be bought out by Editor Bill Berman. Dolores Florence Nightingale' Cole will be curing Charlie A$ elmeycr Of an injur)’ he sustained when he rammed a buoy While trying to beat the world's speedboat record. June Cacciarelli will come in to visit him with her little black bag followed by Muriel Alfonso, nurse. Ron Rathjc will be trying to save the soul of Angelo Casarola, the Bohemian artist. Hilda Barrett. Lilyan Sasso, Freda Schncck, Jean Blakely, Cathy DeStefano, Joe Doldan, Gary Fabiano. Florence Harp. Tony LoGiudicc and Lorraine Peccatiello Will form the nucleus of Barringer University Which will teach grade school, high school, and college in one month. Margaret Restaino will be assistant to John Nerrcs, Head of the New Jersey Dental Association. Angelo Molinare will print Esquire, The Daily News, and the Yale Review. When Joe DiMaggio is too old, Jo Corbo will be his retriever in centerfield. Mike Cletfi will broadcast the Yankees' victories. Mary Ann Mendicino will be the mainstay of John Robert Powers. Policewoman Marie Julian will nab Joe Ciccolini who will successfully defend his own case. Paul Gethard will put forth a Theory of Cousins, A modification of the Theory of Relativity. Min-of� the-world Keith Massey will get so bored with Earth He will fly to Mars to visit Jay Sigler's Green Men. In the far, far future when all the good people of B. H. S. Are laid under six feet of earth. When their nebulous souls float upwards toward Heaven, Who will open the Pearly Gates but Mort Rich. Who will tap dance all over Heaven but Pokey” Wright! And who of the angels will call out the lists of golden names, but Owen Farley! The angels will pass out brand-new chromatic harps invented by Jack Young. Frank DeNegris and Concctta Iannacone will dance To the music of Ruth McCracken at her solid gold piano. Mr. Argand will lead the Celestial Choir. Tony Scalcra, Margaret Restaino, and Dolores Compte will sing honey-toned solos. Joanne Rodman and Doris Flatley will be painting rainbows in the heavenly art shop. Theresa Guarino will arrange the layout For the H girls section of the Eternal Yearbook. While Mildred Mauriello, Joan Armstrong, and Lois Addesso Forego their ambrosia and nectar to type celestial copy. All the 1950 graduates w ill march through the gates As they marched to their graduation- Happily and Eagerly. [70] Last 'Will And Testament Wc, the Class of June 1950, being of sound mind and body and declaring all previous wills to be null, void and invalid, do hereby make these bequests to the following unfortunate victims of circumstance: 1. To Barringer Basketball Fans- The Electric Scoreboard and the bleachers. 2. To the Underclassmen—The books and teachers worn from wear. 3. 'Io Miss Md.aughlin and Mr. Rubinfeld—Memories of one of the best graduating classes ever, and appreciation for their untiring efforts. 4. To Miss Beebe—A new passport and a foolproof international monetary system. 5. To Mr. Bruder—Memories of all the girls with secret crushes with a special nota-tation: What a Doll! 6. To Mr. Buhrman—Funds for the annual awarding of a scholarship for the most outstanding Zombie in Chemistry and Physics. 7. To Mrs. Dill—Our phone numbers and a large telephone bill. H. To Miss Farquh.tr A book on rumba lessons. 9. To Mrs. Frey—Another Jim Furey to haunt her. 10. 'lo Miss Girkont—Mr. Bruder and Mr. Lippc. 11. To Mr. Hartman—A new set of kitchen utensils. 12. To Mr. Lerncr—A trail of broken-hearted young misses. 13. To Miss McLaughlin—A supply of aspirin for all the headaches this yearbook has caused her and her department. 14. To Mr. Monprode—A dozen thermometers for his room. I ’. To Mr. Merkin—A bubblegum and soda-pop factory. 16. To Mr. Lippe—A season pa:s to the holies Bergcre. 17. To Mr. Rubinfeld- Pat Pistilli’s yellow jacket, Mr. Lerncr’s ties, and Cupid’s bow and arrow. 18. To Mr. Slavin—Those certain inalienable rights among which arc Life. Liberty, and the Pursuit of Women. 19. To Dr Saylor—Memories of John-Nerres’ daily visits on Class or Student Council business asking for omission of periods. 20. To Miss Tunstead—Nightmares of the future Zombies in the lab. 21. To Miss Walston—Students who are made of college material. 22. To Jimmy Adams—Immovable waste baskets and ladders. 23. To Happy”—A full supply of fuses and footlights from Bill Berman. In Witness Signed: iffo Thereof 7i K Codicil: To Miss Disbrow and Miss Brettle. who will no longer lx- a part of the Barringer scene, we leave the best wishes of the grateful students they have set on the path to 'UCCCSS. [71] HOMEROOM 26 WILBERT ALCORN — Will Ml Fifth Strtft July 24 Library, Science Club. Future Plans — College MURIEL ALFONSO — Mu 153 First Street January 17 French Gub. Girls’ Baskrthall. Girls’ Hockey. National Honor Society. I-atin Honor Society. Girls’ Service. Visual Aids Crew. Science Club. Future Plans — Nursing GLORIA ALLOCCA — Baby 7 Clark Street January 11 National Honor. Student Council. B Girl. Acropolis, Bowling Gub, Social Dancing Club, Sales Board, Yearbook Staff. Future Plans — Home Economist CAROLYN BARONE — Carol” 25 Summer Avenue September 29 Red Cross, Basketball, Baseball. Future Plans — Office work LUCILLE BARONE — “lam” 219 Lake Street October 24 Social Committee. Science Club, Yearbook Staff, Assembly Committee. Future Plans — Business ROGER CLAPP — Rog 104 MU Pleasant Avenue February 10 After Math Gub. Science Gub. Yearbook Staff. Current Problems Club. Future Plans — College DOLORES COM PTE — D. C. 11 Webster Street September 20 Class Congress. Blue Jacket . Student Council. Social Dancing Club. Assembly Committee. Dance Committee. Future Plans — Music School ANTHONY COPPOLA — Tony 86 Vt Stone Street September 2 Haul-all, House and Grounds. JEFFRO DANIEI.S — Jeff-Smily” 15 Searing Street March IS Basketl-all, Track, Science Club, Cross Country. Future Plans — Gerk. Business NICK GERVASE — NICKIE” 810 Ridge Street September 10 Football, Dance Committee. Future Plans — College RALPH GIULIANO — Jewels 164 Seventh Avenue July 20 Reel Cross. Science Club. Future Plans — Civil Service Job MILDRED LEWIS — Millie 221 Norfolk Street October 5 Y Teen Gub. Red Cross, Pan American Gub. House and Grounds, Basketball. Future Plans — Night School. Business ROSALIE MAGRO — ’’Ro’’ 215 Elwood Avenue November 28 lia ketlall. Science Gub, Italian Club, Psychology Club. Future Plans — Travel and Marriage PHYLLIS MARONE Phylli ” 160 Summer Avenue July 1 Social Committee. B Girl. Library Staff. As-seml-ly Committee, Yearbook Staff, Science Gub. Senior Dance Committee. Future Plan — Business JOANNE MEASURES — Jasper 15 North 7th Street August 7 Pan American Club. Science Gub. B Girl. Cla� Congress. Swimming. Acropoli . Stu-dent Council, Assembly Committee. Spanish Honor Society. Future Plan — College MARY CLARE MURPHY — Mair M7 Summer Avenue February 2 Pan-American Club. Student Council, Red Cross. Y Teen Gub. Basketliall. Future Plans Medical Secretary NORMA NICHOLS — Cookie” 61 Hawthorne l-anc Octolier 14 Student Council. French Club. Inter-scholastic Student Council, Science Gub, National Honor Society. Asscmbl, Committee. Itasketlialt. Softball. Current Protdrm . Psychology Gub. Yearbook Staff. Fine Arts and Language Gub. Future Plans — Chemist PETER PISAURO — Junior 1S6 Third Street November 2 Cross Country. Track. Footfall, House and G ounds. Future Plans — Civil Service ALLAN PLAUGIC — Al 31 Gray Street March 30 l‘o -tball. Basketball. Future Plan — Fireman MARGARET RESTA1NO — Peggy 69 Summer Avenue April 24 Student Council, Y Teen Gub. National Honor Society. Girls' Hockey, Basketball, B Girl. Baseball. Pan American Gub President. Future Plans — Dental Hygienist VIVIAN RICKS — Red 267 Ogden Street January 22 Glee Gub. Future Plan — Job MARILYN ROTONDO — “Lynn 396 North 6th Street February 17 Future Plans — Uncertain FRED SCOCOZZA Big Boy 575 Highland Avenue October 12 Band. Blur Jacket . Science Club. Future Plans — Montclair State Teacher College DORIS SELTZER — Pugg, 376 Summer Avenue June I Office Staff. Reel Cross. B Girl. Basketball, Girl ' Service. Future Plans — Undecided JAMES WRIGHT — Pokey 52 Second Street Ileccmber 17 Footfall, Track, Cross-Country, Blue Jacket . Band. All-City Chorus. Science Club, All-State Chorus. Future liana — Undecided ORAEL DU BOIS 70 Hinidalc Place Octolier 2 Advertising Manager of Yearbook. Chairman Social Committee of Senior Cla� s. Class Congress. Dance Committee. Baseball, Reel Cross. Social Dancing, Basketball. Psychology Club. Year look Staff. Future Plans — Business FRANCES DURAN'TINO — ’’Jellybean’’ 614 North 8th Street August II Future Plan — Work in an office OWEN FARLEY — Curley 32 Myrtle Avenue March 1 Future Plans — Study Radio ami Television EVELYN CALIE — ’’Kvie” 165 5th Street June 22 l-atin Honor Future Plans — Office Work [72] HOMEROOM 51 VIRGINIA ANNUNZIATO — “Ginny 265 North 5th Street February 1 Science ('lull, House and Grounds, Student Council, Italian Club. Future nan — Dress Designer ANNE APICE — “Peachy” 99 Peck Avenue April 18 Dramatic Club. Science Club. Pan American Club. Psychology Club, Yearbook Staff. Future Plans — Secretary HILDA BARRETT — Hil” 67 Clay Street February 27 Science Club. French Club, Y-Tcens. Future Plans — Teacher ANTHONY GAETA — Tony 455 North 13th Street May 29 Bawl. Blue Jackets. Future Plans — Musician JERRY INNEO — Blue Boy-110 Ridge Street April 13 Footlall. Track. Sub Treasurer, Dance Committee. President-of Zombie Club. Future Plans — Prep School RONALD JONES — “Jonesy 34 Chester Avenue May 9 Future Plans — Navy AI.FRED RAPUAXO — A1 Rap” 421 North 11th Street July 7 National Honor Society. Student Council, Science Club. Math Club. Current Problems Club. Cheerleader, Latin Honor Society. Class Congress. Future Plan. — College, for a premedical course RONALD RATHJE — Ron-162 Elwood Avenue March 21 National Honor Society, French Honor Society. After-Math Club Science Club, Psychology Club. Student Council Future Plans — Ministry ROSE BENNETT — Rosa 622 North 3rd Street May 26 Girls' Hockey, Girls’ Swimming. Science Hub. French Club, Psychology Club, Yearbook Staff, Y-Teen . Future Plans —Nursing MARIE CASTELLANO 483 North 6th Street Septemlicr 29 DOLORES COLE — “Dee 887 Summer Avenue April 14 National Honor, Science Club, B Girl. Blue Jacket . Y Teens. Girl ' Raskctlall, Hockey. Future Plans Nursing GLORIA DAVIS 736 North 8th Street October 25 Science Club. Sjanish Club. Library Staff. Yearbook Staff. Assembly Committee. Future Plana — College LOIS D’ERRICO 616 North 3rd Street November 18 ItaFan Club, Girl ' Softball, Hockey. Science Club. Y-Teen . Girls’ Leaders. Future Plans — Undecided DAN DrSAN'TIS — Dan Boone 550 North 5th Street June 25 House awl Grounds. Boy ' Leader. Science Club. Haseliall. Basketball, Footlall. Dance Committee. Yearbook Staff. Future Plan Architect. Baselall Player LEONARD EVANS — Scram 582 North 5th Street May 10 Future Plan Mechanical Trade THEODORE KEREKES — Ted 44 Broad Street Septemlicr 10 Basketlall, House and Grounds. Boys' leaders, Science Club. Future Plan Trade School LUCILLE MAYO — “La 789 Ml. Prospect Avenue June 29 Science Club, Italian Club. Future Plan Nurse IK)LORES McCLISIl — “Chicko 349 West Market Street Septemlicr 30 Science Club. Future Hans — Nurse LEWIS MILES — Nature Boy 38 Gray Street July 29 Bawl Future Plans — Musician VIOLA MOSLEY — Vi-71 Boston Street May 4 Cheerleader. Pan American Club. Acropolis, Science Club. K Girl. Future Plans — Teacher JOSEPH PETITE — Joe 158 James Street August 5 Class Congress, Prom Committee. Student Council. Science Club. After Math Club, Yearbook Staff. Current Problem . Future Plans — College ERMA V. PIERCE “Country-22 West Market Street November I Future Plans — Surgical Nurse MICHAEL RICCI — “Mike-83 Magazine Street November Basketlall. After-Math Club. Science Club. Future Plans Work and then to college to study journalism. MORTON RICH — “Mort 65 North 11th Street September II Science Club. Psychology Club. After-Math Hub. Student Council. French Club. Photographer of Yearbook. National Honor. Future Plans •— Manufacturer MARY ROTH — Ginger 162 North 6th Street December 28 X -tional Honor, Iatin Honor. Girls' Basket-hall. Future Plans — I intend to seek employment WALTER SBARAGLIO — Walt 437 North 7th Street October 16 JEAN SCROBER 153 Clifton Avenue Septcmlwr 23 Science Club, Psychology Cluh. Future Plan — Nursing JAY SIGLER — Ja 152 Roseville Avenue June 21 Current Affairs Club. City Chorus, Acropoli Editorial, National Honor Society. Student Council. After-Math Club. Science Club. Psychology Club, English Speaking Club, Library Staff, Co-editor of Yearbook. Future Plans —- College JOAN FOKGIONK 51 Summer Avenue Septemlicr 24 ( la Congress, Y Teens. Girl ' Basketball, (•iris’ Baseball. , . Future Plans To Become a Beautician PAT PISTILI.I — John L 251 Clifton Avenue November 3 Science Hub. Footlall. Student Council. Future Plans — Business ROSE STIO 159 Gar side Street December 17 Class Congress, Y-Teens, Italian Club. Future Hans — Nursing MARY LOU TRANCONE — Meow 290 8th Avenue November S National Honor Society, Italian Cluh. Guidance Office, Psychology Cluh. Y-Teens. Future Plans Secretarial Work LORRAINE TYRELI. — Renee-94 Brood Street November 26 Girls’ Hockey, Basketlall, Service Club, Science Club. Future Hans Nursing ANITA VENTOLA 143 Ridge Street August 23 AGNES VITKI.LO — Aggie II Cabinet Street November 24 ••ockey, Italian Club. Science Club Future Plans — Clerical work GLORIA WALSH 276 Parker Street July 22 Yearbook Staff. French Club, Assembly Committee, Girls' Hockey. Science Club. Future Plans — Seek employment [73] JAMES V. ALDEN — Jimmie 406)6 Summer Avenue January 2 Science Club, Math Club. Future Plan — Bu ine� � JUDITH BATTISTA — Judy 356 .North 12th Street October 15 Psychology Club, Science Gub, French Gub, Future Homemaker of America, Yearbook Staff. Future Plans — Law JOAN BECK — “Chot 472 4th Avenue June 9 Science Gub, Basketball, Girls' Hockey. SoftbalL Future Plan — Presbyterian School of Nursing WILLIAM BERMAN — Bill 127 Third Street December 21 Visual Aid Corps, Capt., Co-Editor of Year book. Co-Editor of Thanksgiving Extra of Acropolis. Sports Editor of Acropolis. Staff Photographer of Acropolis. Representative to 1949 Session of Jersey Boys' State, National Honor Society, Basketball Manager. Baselall Assistant Manager. Science Club, After-Math Club, Library Staff. Dramatic Gub, Current Affairs Gub. Future Plans — College PATRICIA BLANCHARD — Pat” 14 Triton Terrace August 31 Bowling, Student Council. Dramatic Gub. French Gub. Future Homemakers of America. Yearbook Staff. Y-Teens. Future Plans — Commercial art WILMA BOYER 19 .South Hawthorne lame Fehruary 8 National Honor Society, Future Homemakers of America, Science Club. B Girl. Future Plans — Housewife THERESA GUARINO — “Tee 241 I.ake Street March 21 Psychology Gub. Italian Club. Science Gub. Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Bowling. Yearbook Staff. Student Council. B Girl, Social Dancing, House and Grounds Committee, Acropolis. Future Plans — Berkeley School FLORENCE HARP — Flo 64 Summit Place September 7 Science Gub. Pan-American Gub, Softball. Dramatic Gub. Conversation Gub (Span-i«h). Acropolis. Future Plans — Montclair State Teachers College MARIE M1RTI — Little Mini 33 Davenport Avenue July 22 Hockey Team. B” Girl, Italian Gub. National Honor Society, Library Staff. Future Plans — Secretary GLORIA RAGIN' — Glo” 228 Academy Street October 2 Pan American Gub. Science Gub, Dramatic Gub. Spanish Conversation Gub. Future Plans — Nursing JOSEPH RAVELLE, JR. — Joe 306 North 6th Street July 10 Science Gub. Art Gub. Future Plans — Navy FRANK CORSO 827 Dc Graw Avenue August 30 JOHN CRESSEY 1009 Chancellor Avenue July 27 Irvington JOSEPH D. DOLDAN — Jock Artist 291 North 5th Street August 27 Science Gub. All Gty Chorus, After-Math Club. Dramatic Gub. Future Plans — Montclair State Teachers College GLORIA H. HARRIS — Glo 43 Warren Street March 18 Science Gub, Bowling, Swimming, Hockey, Softball. Dramatic Gub. Future Plans — Nursing School MADELINE IANNUZZI — Maddy” 295 North 5th Street January 24 Future Plans — Business JOSEPH IMMERSO — Joe 10 Garside Street April 3 Future Plans — Television ANTHONY SCALERA. JR. — Tony 293 North 5th Street April 16 All State Chorus. All City Chorus, Blue Jackets. Radio Workshop. Future Plans — To sing NAOMI SEAL — Noni” 17 Humboldt Street July 21 Science Gub. Assembly Committee. Iaitin Honor Society. Future Plans — Berkeley Secretarial School SYVELLA EDWARDS — Syl.” 73 13th Avenue October 17 Science Gub, Yearbook Staff. Dramatic Club. Pan-American Gub, Hockey, Swimming, Red Cross. Twirler. Future Plans — Radio School GARY FABIANO 667 North Fifth Street March 4 ALAINE FISCHER — Lane” 141 5«h Street October 2 Science Gub, Nurses Office Staff. B Girl. Future Plans — Nursing MARY M. GIBSON — Peggy 25 North 7th Street October 30 Girls' Service Gub, Student Council, Psychology Club, Office Staff. Future Plans — Business College PETER GIOVINE 91 Davenport Avenue December 26 Blue Jacket's Leader. Future Plans — Composer and Band Leader JOAN KLEINE — Joannic t. Prospect Avenue January 1 Assembly Committee. Future Plans — Berkeley School HELEN La MORTE — Frenchy 421 4th Avenue August 16 F'reneh Gub. Science Gub, Office Staff. Yearbook Staff, Sub-Treasurer, B Girl. F'uture Plan — Medical Secretary ANTHONY Lo GIUDICE — Tony 73 Stone Street June 27 Student Council Pres., Yearbook, Acropolis. Current Problems. Dramatics. National Honor, Latin Honor, Science Gub, All-City Chorus. Math Gub. Future Plan — College KEITH W. MASSEY — Charleston 99 North 6th Street May 10 National Honor. Pan-American Gub. Student Council. Social Committee, Science Guh. Spanish Conversation Club. Yearbook Staff. Acropolis (Features Editor). Future Plan — College MARIE TAMBASCIA — Tami 646 North 7th Street April 3 Nat :onal Honor Society, Student Council. Current Problem Gub, Library Club, Italian Club, Class Congress. Acropolis, Yearbook Staff. Future Plans — Accountant ALICE S. THOMAS 94 Oraton Street June 30 Science Gub. Future Plans — Undecided JACQUELINE USSERY — Jackie 521 Ridge Road. Lyndhurst March 31 -B Girl. Future Plan — College PATRICIA D. VAN HOIITEN — Patte” 46 North Hawthorne lame January 9 Dramatic Guh. Future Plan — Molding JOAN GRIFFITHS — Joani ” 192 Broadway July 24 Science Gub, Red Cross. F'uture Plans — Medical Missionary JOSEPH MATTHEWS — Red 69 Irving Street December 23 Science Club, House and Ground Committee. J. V. Football. Future Plans — Bell Telephone Co. MARY WILLIAMS 203 Newark Street September 3 Softball, Dramatic Gub, Hockey. Y-Teen . Future Homemakers of America. Future Plans — Nurse HOMEROOM 57 [74] RICHARD BAKER — Dick” 7 Summer Place October 13 Science Club, Boy ’ leaders, German Club. Future Plan — College SHIRLEY BERNARD — Freckles 80 Oraton Street May 26 Science Club. Future Plans — Model JEAN BLAKLEY — Jeannie 573 North 5th Street July 2 Swimming, Basketball, Hockey, Red Cross, Student Council, Service Club, Science Club, 0” Girl. Future Plans — To continue school JOE CASAGRANDE — “Pep” 3SS Clifton Avenue February 19 Science Club. Assembly Committee, Boys Leader, Boys' Glee Club, Social Committee. Future Plans — To go to The Citadel College in South Carolina and study medicine and later specialize in psychology. ELSA CECE — El” 723 North 6th Street July 10 Acropolis board, French Club, Science Chib, F.H.A., Psychology Club. Future Plans — Undecided FRANK CERES — Frank-447 North 7th Street September 15 Football. Science Club. Future Plans — Undecided JOE CICCOLINI — Chick-539 Clifton Avenue _ Septemlier 2 Prc . Senior Class. National Honor Society. Italian Club. Boy ’ leaders. Science Club, Student Council, Sales Manager Acropolis, Current Problems Club. Yearbook Staff, Dance Committee. Football, After-Math Club, Dramatic Club. Future Plans — College ROBERT CULVER — Bob-87 Fourth Avenue June 21 National Honor Society. Science Club, Spanish Conversation Club, Boys' leaders. After-Math Club, Pres., Pan-American Club, Science Honor Society, Student Council, Spanish Honor Society. Future Plans —- College RUTH CURLEY — Ruthie” 244 North 5th Street June 29 Science Club. Library Staff. Pan-American Club. Y-Tecn Club. Social Dancing Club, Hockey. Basketball. Future Plan — College ANTHONY DANIEI.E — Tony-176 Bloomfield Avenue July 31 Boy ’ Leaders, Science Gub. Future Plan — Work LAURA DASHER — Dash Away 98 Belmont Avenue _ June 12 Pan American Gub, Swimming Gub, Dramatic Club, Statistic Board, Assembly Committee. Softhall, Basketball. Hockey. Future Plans — Pratt Institute JIMMY DAVITT — Jimmy 12 Van Wagencu Street December 5 Science Gub. Future Plans — Military service NICK Da LUCA — Nick-204 Highland Avenue August 1 SETTIMEO Di DOMENICO — Tim-72 Cutler Street June 24 Boy ' leaders, Science Gub, Student Council. Future Plans — College (Rutgers) SAM FAZIO Sam-205 Sylvan Avenue July 15 Photography Gub, Science Gub. Future Plans — To get a job JOSEPH FREDA — Red 339 North 6th Street June 23 Clam ConRre , Acropolis. Science Club, Football. Boys Leaders, All City Chorus, Student Council. Red Cross, Co-Chairman Entertainment Committee. Yearbook. Future Plan — Navy and College CHARLES HAEFNER — Chuck-94 Dickerson Street October 2 Science Gub, Speech Gub. Psychology Gub. Future Plans — College ALLEN HICKMAN — Red 78 North 11th Street December 8 Boys’ Leaders, Football, Science Gub. Future Plan — College or work CONCETTA I ANN ACCONE — Conche 275 5th Street July 13 Cheerleader. MARCELINE JONES — Marcy 16 Broadway February 20 House and Grounds, Science Gub. Future Plans — Work JANET KIKDKRLING — “Jan-199 Broad Street July 27 4B Dance Committee. Future Plans — Undecided HARRY LIPPERT — Harry 5 North 13th Street January 1 t'isual Aid Corps. Pan-American Club. Future Plant — University of Pennsylvania or Switacrland JOHN LOMBARDI — Sabu 421 Clifton Avenue November 4 Future Plans — Get a job SALVATORE MELILLO — Sally Babes 232 North 4th Street October 23 Track. Football, Jr. Red Cross. Future Plan — Prep School COLUMBIA NICASTRO 4 Drift Street October 14 Italian Gub, Red Cross. Future Plans — Elementary Teacher JERRY ROBERTO — Chiraz 285 l-ake Street June 16 Baseball, Gaia Congress. Science Gub. Boys’ Leaders, Acropolis. Current Problem Gub. Future Plans — College ALFREDA ROBINSON — “AT 318 South 19th Street May 7 Bowling, Softball. Social Committee. Student Council. Sccial Committee 4A Class. Y-Teen Gub. Science Gub. Future Plans — Upsala College DAVID SCHAFFER — Dave 19 Tiffany Boulevard May II Science Club. Future Plans — To get a job FRANK SCHF.FTER — Billy” 205 North 5th Street September 28 Future Plans — College FREDA SCHNECK — Freddy ■MS Highland Avenue November 13 Dramatic Gub. Spanish Honor Society, Pan-American Gub, Assembly Committee, Yearbook Staff. Field Hockey. Baskrthall. Soft-tall. ”B Girl. Future Plan — Undecided FRANK SORRENTINO 68 Garsidc Street September 11 Future Plans — Work VITO STANGO — Buddy 221 Gifton Avenue September 24 Science Gub. Pan-American Gub, Current Problems Gub. Football, Student Council. Boys’ leaders. Yearbook Staff. Future Plans — College RUBY TRAILL — Ruby” 186 Highland Avenue September 28 Science Gub. Future Plan — Florida Southern College EILEEN VERNIERO — Ei 141 Park Avenue October 13 Science Gub. Red Cross. Student Council, Girls' leaders. Acropolis Agent. Future Plan — Undecided JACK YOUNG — Jack-241 Montclair Avenue March 2 National Honor Society. After-Math Club. Spanish Gub. Boy ' Leaders. Band. Future Plans — St. Peter's College CAR M ELLA VERDUCCI — “Dolly 221 lj� ke Street September 5 Cheerleader, Social Dancing. Italian Gub. Science Gub. Assembly Committee. Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff, Acropolis Agent. Social Committee. Student Council, Office Staff. HOMEROOM 61 _ [75] HOMEROOM 63 MILDRED ALLEN — Midge” 89 Oraton Street September 25 Future Fum — Clerical Work MAR BAR A JEAN ALVAREZ — “Bobbie” JOS Lake Street October JO Blue Jackets. Marching Band. Girls leader, Science Club, Psychology Club, Publicity Committee. Dramatic Gub. Future Plans — Be a musician and get married HOWARD BEAUCHAMP — Beau-25 South 17th Street May 8 East Orange Science Club, Basketball. Cross-Country. Future Plans — None JOANNE BLACKMAN — “Dimples 516 Summer Avenue July 16 Student Council. Girls’ Service Gub, Pan-American Club, Spanish Honor Gub. Future Plans — (Buyer) Merchandising— Hahnc Co. GERALDINE BOAZ — -Jerry-188 Orange Street July 4 Hockey. Red Crosa. Future Plans — Nurse JUNE CACCIARELLI — “Junie 510 Parker Street November 28 Science Gub, F.H.A. President. Psychology Gub. French Honor Gub. Girls’ Leader . Future Plans — Attend Syracuse University Liberal Art —Pre-Med. Course GENE CARSON — Kit-179 2nd Street August 5 Track, Science Gub. French Club. Future Plans — Work JOSEPHINE CARUSO — “Jo 240 Garside Street September 26 Red Cross, Science Gub, Dance Committee. Vrarhook Staff. Assembly Committee. Dance Club. Future Plans — College ANGELO CASAROI.A — Cass” 60 Third Street March 5 Future Plan — College ANTOINETTE CASTELLANO - Anne” 4J2 Ridge Street September 4 Dramatic Gub. Assembly Committee. Usher. Pres, of Y-Teens, Science Gub. Student Council. Future Plans — To study art DAVID CELL! MARIE CHIRICO 166 Parker Street November 29 Y-Teen . National Honor Society. l-atin Honor Gub. Italian Honor Society. Student Council. Social Committee. Psychology Club. Yearliook Staff. Current Problem Gub. Future Plan — To attend college to become a teacher ELEANOR COPPOLA — ’L.J.” 286 North 6th Street February 18 National Honor Society. Yearbook Staff. Dance Committee, Student Council. Pres of Assembly Committee, Acropolis Agent. “B” Girl, Cheerleader, Baschall. Baskctlall. Social Dancing Gub, Science Gub. Gass Congress, Office Staff. Future Plan — Undecided SAM DF. MAIO, JR. 249 Montclair Avenue August 2J Blue Jacket . Dancing Gub, Class Congress. Student Council. Future Plans — Rutgers University. Engineering CATHERINE DE STEFANO — Cathy” 2J1 Uke Street November 26 “B” Girl. National Honor Society, Student Council. Girls' Hockey Team. Science Gub. Social Dancing, Sec. Assembly Committee, Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff. Future Plans — New Jersey State Teachers College JOAN EHRKE 811 De Graw Avenue December 22 Red Cross. Future Plans — Secretary MARIE KLEFANTE — “Babe” 65 Park Avenue January J French Gub, Science Gub, Psychology Club, Girls’ leaders. F.H.A. Sale Committee, Social Committee. Future Plan — Business College DORIS FI.ATLEY “Dor” 597 Orange Street June 8 Psychology Gub. Current Problems Chib, Pan-American Club. Spanish Conversation Gub. Gass Congress. Home Room Sub-Treasurer, Science Club. Y Teen Gub Publicity Committee - Student Council. Yearbook Staff, Publicity Committee, Art Club, Acropolis. Future Plan College JAMES FUREY — “Jimmie” 199 l-akr Street September 22 Vice Pres, of 4A Class. College Football. Baseball, Gas Congress. Track. Yearliook Staff, Dance Committee. Science Club. Italian Gub. Future Plan — College MICHAEL I.EMONCELLO 156 Ridge Street October 1J Sub-Trea� urer. Future Plan — College DOLORES MALANG A — “Dee” J81 Fourth Avenue September 19 Library Staff. Science Club. Red Cross, Dance Committee. Baskrtlall. Softball, Hoeltey. Bowling. Cheerleader. Student Council. Assembly Committee. ”B” Girl. Future Plan — Undecided ANTHONY J. MEGARO — Duke” 145 Seventh Avenue September 26 Science Club, Yearliook Staff. Ix-ader, Student Council. Assembly Committee. Future Plan — College LOUIS SANTANA 499 Fourth Street February 9 CHARLES SAPONARA 25J North Seventh Street April 19 FLORENCE SCHOONOVER — S.F.S.” JO North Fifth Street _ April 21 Social Dancing. Swimming, Pan-American Gub. Basketball. Future Plans — School and Travel MARIE SORIANO 294 North Seventh Street July 12 Library Staff. Science Gub. Y-Teen . F.H.A. B Girl, Hockey. Baseball, Basketball. Social (Committee, Yearbook Staff, House and Grounds. Glee Club. Future Plan — College RACHEL STRIGLIA — Rac” 347 Gifton Avenue November 6 Science Gub. Dance Committee. Yearbook Staff. Assembly Committee. Social Dancing. Future Plan — College HELEN THOMAS — Lcnnie” 711 Highland Avenue August 18 Student Council. Secretary of Senior Gas . Yearliook Staff, French Club. National Honor Society. Psychology Gub. News Editor of Acropolis. Future Plans — Drew University ROSE A TORSIELLO — “Ro” 388 North Seventh Street Octola-r 10 National Honor Society. Current Problem Gub. 'Library Staff. Student Council. Acropolis Reporter. Science Gub. Basketball. Bowling, Hockey Team, Swimming, Softball. “B” Girl. Future Plan — English Teaching CHARLES TRIQUET “Chuck” 139 Montclair Avenue August 6 Cross Country Track. Future Plans — College ANTHONY VELARDI — “Val” 924 Franklin Avenue February 15 Science Gub. Future Plans — Work CLARENCE WALKER — “Snail Drum Major. Future Plans — College CONSTANCE E. WEAVER — “Connie” 69 Gay Street May 11 Art Gub. Future Plans — Nursing [76] 16 Sixth Avenue July !J HOMEROOM 66 LOIS ADESSO — Lo 318 Seventh Avenue _ June 5 Italian Honor Gub, Acropolis, Science Club. Yearbook Staff. Future Plans — Work and Night School MILDRED MAURIELLO — Millie 525A North 6th Street May 31 Student Council, Italian Honor. Science Club, Typing Board. Yearbook Staff, Red Cross Agent. Future Plan — Secretary JOSEPH ANGELO PUMA — Joe 563 Bloomfield Avenue October 31 Student Council, Red Cro . House and Grounds. Future Plans — Upsala College DIANA AFFLITTO — I i” 37V Summer Avenue August 6 Red Cross Agent, Girls' Service Gub, Italian Honor Society. Yearbook Staff. Future Plans — Dressmaker JOAN ARMSTRONG — Joan 39 Fifth Street October 5 Typing Board. Red Cross Agent, Pan-American Gub, Ranking Representative. Yearbook Staff. Future Plans — Secretary CHARLES ASSELMEYER — Chuck 303 Woodside Avenue April 15 Science Club. Publicity Committee. Student Council. Future Plan — Indefinite VINCENT AULISI — The Kid J10 Gifton Avenue May 11 Football. Track. Future Plans — Prep School ALLAN BATTERSON — Al 47 North 6th Street June 12 Band, Science Club. Future Plan — Undecided JOSEPH CELLA — Joey 335 North 11th Street November 19 Science Gub. Pan-American Gub, Student Council, Football. Future Plan — College RUTH McCRACKEN — Ruthie” 322 Park Avenue December 4 National Honor Society, I-atin Honor Society, Co-Editor of Yearbook, Editor of Acropolis, Science Club, After Math Gub, Office Staff, Dramatic Gub. Twirlers. Captain. Student Council. B Girl, Girls' Hockey. Girls' Basketball, Girl ' Swimming, Girls' Service. Future Plans — Wilson College PAT MEOLA — Pasqua 74 State Street July 22 Student Council, Ga s Treasurer, Science Gub, Bowling. Future Plana — College ANGELO MOLINARE — Ang 176 Parker Street August 2 Future Plans — Printer BETTY NOVI A — Betty Boop” 368 North 11th Street May 2 Psychology Gub. French Club. Seience Gub. Yearbook Staff. F. H. A. Future Plan — College MARIE PACILLO — Angel 162 Broadway February 17 Yearbook Staff. Nurse' Assistant. Future Plans — College BLANCHE RAMPICHINI 47 Bloomfield Avenue December 13 Gass Congress Rep.. Student Council Rep., Italian Club. Current Affair Gub, National Honor Society, Business Manager of Yearbook. Girl ’ Baseball and Basketball, I.atin Honor Society. Future Plans — Newark State Teachers College BESSIE ELIZABETH REID — Kate 184 Orange Street December 15 H-clcev Team, Y-Teen, Student Council. Softball Team, Swimming, Yearbook Staff. Future Plan — Nurse or Marriage VINCENT RUSSOMANNO “Vinnie Russ” 286 Parker Street May 27 Baseball. Football Future Plans — College PAT S ALA MON E — “Patty” 140 Ridge Street June 21 Future Plans — Marines ROBERT SCALERA — Bob 25 Springdale Avenue June 5 Boy ' Leaders, Cant.. Cheerleader . Student Council. National Honor Society, House and Grounds. German Gub. Manager Baseball. Dancing Gass, Yearbook Staff. Class Congress. Science Gub. Future Plan — Rutgers IRMA COLLINS — Baby Dumpling 592 North 5th Street February 22 Future Plans Nursing FRANK DE N1GRIS 28 Park Avenue November 23 YOLANDA DIGORE — Yogi 104 Grafton Avenue June 12 Swimming Gub. Science Gub. Yearbook Staff. Red Cross Agent. Future Plan — Designing School ANTHONY GIORDANO — Jewel” 196 Parker Street June 6 Science Club, Student Council. Future Plan — Rutgers ARTHUR GURNARI — Artie 453 Roseville Avenue September 9 House and Ground . Red Cro «. Future Plans — Singer JAMES P. HIGGINS — limmy 569 Hunterdon Street February 12 After Math Gub, Science Club, Boy ' Leaders, Footfall. Student Council. House and Ground . Italian Club. Future Plans — Politician FRANK HOOKS. JR. — Hooksie 149 Norfolk Street April 26 Gas Congress. Science Gub. Manager of Track Team. Future Plan — Dentist PETER HUGHES — The Shadow 1 2 Woodside Avenue August 18 Blue Jackets. I.atin Honor Society. Science Gub. Future Plans — Kings Point Academy ROBERT KRUMEICH — Bob 105 Oraton Street October 30 Science Club. Publicity Committee. Future Plan — Undecided [77] LORRAINE PECCATIELLO — Peccy SI Summer Avenue November 3 Student Council. National Honor Society. Cla Congress, Current Problem Club. Prom Committee. Twirling Squad, Psychology Club. Italian Club. S’earbook Staff. Y-Teen President. Future Plans — Newark State Teachers College JOAN PETERS 32 Davenport Avenue May 19 ANGELO PI AN A Baby Grand 194 Sylvan Avenue January 4 Social Committee (Student Council). Science Gub. Future Plan — College FRED SERRA — Willie 295 North 10th Street October 13 Seience Gub. Student Council. Future Plans — Business School JERRY TADDEO — “Muscles II Ropes Place November 12 GEORGE TROUBLEFIELD — Trab 76 Peabody Place October 7 Track. Science Gub. Future Plan — Navy ARNOLD WILLIAMS — Arnie 23 Nesbitt Street December 31 BasketUll. Cross Country Team. Track. Science Club. Future Plans — College NANCY BASKERVILLE — Nan 8 2 Del van Avenue February 29 Science Club. Girls Service Club. Future Plans — Working in a Dept. Store or Telephone Building LORRAINE BOURDON — Laurie 27 Tiffany Boulevard October 15 Science Club. Future Plans — Work THELMA GENE CAPRIO — •Fat-22 Lock Street October 9 Dance Committee. Acropolis. Future Plans — Berkeley Secretarial School or professional roller skater in the derby ROSANNE CAS ALE — Anne 164 Parker Street April 28 Art Club. Advertising Board. Future Plans — Marriage EDWARD CHRISTMAN — Ed 135 Montclair Avenue June 26 Editor-in-chief Acropolis News. President After Math Club, Science Club, National Honor Society. Visual Audio Corps, Current Problems Club. Pan-American Club. Co-Editor Yearbook, Student Council, Math and Science Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society. Future Plans — College MICHAEL CLEFFI — Mickey 22 Webster Street July 14 Science Club. Future Plans — Work JOSEPHINE CORBO — • Joe-159 Parker Street September 24 Honor Society. Science Club, French Club, Captain Cheerleaders, Dramatic Club, Assembly Committee, Y-Teens. Psychology Club. Acropolis Board. Office Staff. Art Staff of Yearbook. Dance Committee. Class Congress. Bowling Club, Student Council. Softball, House and Grounds, B Girl. Future Plans — Art Teacher and Freelance Artist ANTHONY CORTESE — Corry 402 North Street March 20 Science Club. Dance Committee. Future Plans — Businessman VICTOR DsMARCO — Vic 20255 Parker Street April 28 House and Grounds Committee. Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Science Club, Decorating Committee. Future Plans — College PAUL GETHARD — Professor-105 North 9th Street June 29 Yearbook Staff, Science Chib. Current Problems Club, Class Congress. Future Plans — (Watch this space) RUDOLPH GIOVENCO — Val 812 Summer Avenue May 29 Science Club, Psychology Gub, Student Council, Yearbook Committee. Italian Club. Future Plans — Work and then go to college EUGENIA GROSS — Jeanie 21 Actor Street October 4 Hockey, Swimming. Science Club. Future Plans — To go to Jersey City Hospital JOHN HALLMAN 79 Crane Street September 29 Basketball. Future Plans — Music teacher EDLO HARDY — Eddie” 47 Delavan Avenue March 31 Bowling, Science Club. Hockey, Red Cross, Dramatic Club, All-City Chorus, Social Dancing Club. Future Plans — Sewing Teacher FANNY HELFIN 69 Stengel Avenue August 31 French Club, Current Problems, Science Club. After Math Club. Basketball, Swimming, Latin Honor. Future Plans — Newark State Teachers College CONSTANCE HOWARD — Connie-212 Orange Street October 24 Student Council, Dramatic Club, Spanish Honor Society, Hockey Team, Science Club, Swimming. Future Plans — Marriage and Dressmaker RONALD IACOBUCCI — Yack 988A Franklin Avenue February 16 Future Plans — Embalmer's Apprentice MARIE JULIAN — Rea-58 Fifth Street October 6 Pres, of Girls' Service Gub, Pan-American Club. Art Gub, Red Cross, Science Club, Student Council, Yearbook Staff. Dance Committee. Future Plans — Policewoman MARY ANN MENDICINO — “Mare” 299 7th Avenue October 8 Library Club, Basketball Team. Hockey Team, Baseball Team. Swimming Team. Girls’ Glee Gub, Twirling, B’’ Girl. Future Plans — Modeling and finishing my swimming JAMES MOREHEAD — “Jim-55 North 7th Street August 15 Science Club. Spanish Gub, Dance Committee. Future Plans — Undecided MANUEL MORRON — Manny” 493 Summer Avenue November 18 Science Gub, Spanish Conversation Gub. Yearbook Staff, Spanish Honor. Future Plans — Undecided JOHN NERRES — Greek” 7 Orleans Street December 3 Pres. National Honor, Student Council. Class Congress, Co-Captain of Fencing Team, Yearbook Staff. Prom Committee. Chairman Dance Committee, Science Gub. Pres, of Psychology Gub, Current Problems Club. Future Plans — College MARIE E PERN A — Shirt” 306 North 6th Street August 14 Acropolis Agent, Yearbook Staff. French Gub, Science Club, Dramatic Gub. Social Committee, Red Cross, Library Staff. Dance Committee. Y-Teens. Hockey, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling. Future Plans — College; to travel JOANNE RODMAN — Joanie” 70 North 11th Street October 6 Dance Committee. Prom Committee. Class Congress. Hockey, Y-Teens. Assembly Committee, Girls' Service, Art Board, Yearbook, Staff. Science Gub. Public Speaking Gub, Chairman Publicity Committee of Senior Gass, Girls’ Basketball, Student Council. Future Plans — Nursing HAROLD ROSS — 683 Broadway Science Gub. Future Plans — Undecided Harry July 14 IRENE ROSS — “Renie 308 Verona Avenue October 30 Pan-American Gub, Science Gub, Spanish Honor, Basketball. Hockey, Dramatic Gub. Future Plans — Business College LILYAN SASSO — Lil” 375 Ridge Street May 17 Latin Honor Society, National Honor Society. French Gub, House and Grounds. Assembly Committee, Social Dancing. Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff, Current Problems Gub. Acropolis, Student Council, Office Staff, B Girl. Future Plans — College DON SCHROEDER — Big Dan Cu 68 North 11th Street March 17 Football, Basketball Captain, Baseball. Science Club. Future Plans — Prep School, College GENEVIEVE SCOTON — ••Jean-103 West Market Street January 17 Student Council, Science Gub. Future Plans — Nursing GIL STARKEY — Buz 78 North 11th Street June 24 Science Gub, After Math Gub, German Club Yearbook Staff. Class Basketlall Team, Psychology Gub, Photography Gub. Future Plans —■ College NEIL SULLIVAN — Sully 37 Bryant Street January 16 Science Club. Future Plans — Reporter HOMEROOM 81 [78] sea the imj of Mdntcl; me f As the opening Blue of Barringer h the experts who, in pr be mistaken as the other was suffered at the tarto.-. v . � . T— dening game of the season was against West Orange as the Cowboys victory. The lode Bfue tally of the game came on a pass from JerryT Ciccolini in the Second quarter. A mediocrc season was brought to a close with the annual Turkey Day Classic against East Orangfev Entering the game as the decided underdog, the boys played terrific ball before bowing to the Panthers. As a climax to the shuion, Jimmy Eurcy was picked for the first team on the All-City and the All-Essex eleven? at Center. He later was awarded a berth on the third All-State eleven. In general, all the bop from varsity down really played to the best of looked as if the Big thf season advanced, so highly were proved to ne Of {he team's first defeats ate'Champions. The most sad-led to a 41-6 pass from jerry Oliveri to Joe their ability, and good job. may we, the Class of June extend to them our thanks for a FOOTBALL VIN AULIS! VIN RUSSOMANO DON SCHROF.DER POKEY WRIGHT [81] BASKETBALL Joe Nerenbcrg Coach Jeff Daniels Captain it Arnie Williams [82] Opening his fifth year at the helm of the Big Blue quintet, Coach Joe Nerenbcrg hoped that he could floor the new League Champs, but things just didn't pan out the right way. With only one member of last year’s first team, Jeflfro Daniels, returning for a full season, Nerenberg had to bring up some of his second stringers and J.V.’s. The latter really did a better job than expected, although, as the record shows, they bogged down just when they should have been on the top. Perhaps the highlight of the entire season came at the Panthers’ home court in E. O. Starting the second half with a deficit of six points, the Blue really poured on the steam to win 48-45 on a last second lay-up by Jeff Daniels. Again inviting Lady Luck, the boys drew an invitation to play Nutley High in the elimination round of the Essex County Tournament. They couldn't get going and lost 55-31 on the neutral Bloomfield High court. In a round-up of the season's play it wouldn’t be fair to forget Ted Kerekes, who came up at mid-season to play center; Howie Beauchamp, Teddy’s insurance man; captain Don Schroeder, ever-jumping guard; Arnie Williams and Jeffro Daniels, both of whom played terrific games both outside and underneath; and last of all, A1 Plaugic with his crazy underhanded head-twisting lay-ups. Don Schroeder Ted Kerekes Bill Berman Howie Beauchamp Al Plaugic Manager BASEBALL Sam $«dicino Codcb Ending their 1949 season by tying South Side for second place in the City League, the Big Blue Bombers, better known as the Barringer Baseball Squad, opened its 1950 season in great style. The boys, under the direction of Sam Scdicino, pulled something that, in the past few years, has been nearly impossible. During their annual visit to Woodman Field the boys managed a neat one-run victory over the Mounties, 4-3. Following the Mounties, the boys opened their City League schedule by again pulling the impossible and defeating Central. Following this, the boys bowed to Kearny as Mr. Scd gave the second team a much needed work-out. The Bombers next met East Side, which, in all probability, is the only obstacle between the team and the championship. Behind the pitching of Don Velardi and the booming bats of Tony Coppola and Dan Boone DeSantis the boys came out on the good side of a 3-1 count. As wc go to press, we can only wish them the best of luck and hope that they can achieve their goals, the City League Championship and the Greater Newark Tournament. Vinnic Ruaaomano Jim Furey Tony Coppola Jfrry Roberta Don Schrocder [83] Frank Hooks Manager Charlie Garland Manager Roger Clapp TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY Probably least known of all Barringer sports are Track and Cross-Country. It is in these two sports that the Big Blue can really show off. In Cross-Country, the boys, under the able direction of Mr. Allen, were able to take third place in the city and seventh in the state. Among the stars of the team were Jeff Daniels, Charlie Triquct, and Pete Pisauro with Charlie Garland as manager. Turning to the trackmen, wc have the City Champs in our midst. With Mr. Nap” returning for this third year as coach, we have a pair of City titles. Helping Mr. Nap” out arc Pokey” Wright and George Troublcficld at the hurdles, Ron Jones at the high jump, Arnie Williams and Pete Pisauro in the distance events, and Frank Hooks as manager. FENCING TEAM Many years ago men dueled for a lady's smile . . . Twenty-six years ago, Barringer added fencing to its long list of sports, not for a fight to the finish for a lady's smile, but for the spoils that go to the victor in any of our modern athletic encounters. Big Blue fencers have won these spoils more times than there are words on this page since the days of chivalry. The most recent of the great victories came in 1949 when the team of Primamore, Zimmerman and Smith took first, second and seventh places in individual competition in addition to the newly instituted New Jersey State Championship. In the fifty season the team got under way with nine straight wins but the roof fell in, as the team lost two important meets. The entire first team graduated leaving the burden up to the scrubs, led by John Nerres. This group did a fine job considering their limited experience. We can now only hope that they will be able to take the State meet next year. GIRLS' ATHLETICS They made it! 1200 points, you must agree, is a tremendous amount,” is a favorite saying of Miss Scalera. The first question that probably pops into your mind is how do the girls earn their points? There arc several ways of accomplishing this feat. Their rating in gym class, marks of A and B; posture; gym costume preparation; perfect attendance; and participation in extracurricular sports, give credit toward a letter. The graduating B Girls are Muriel Alfonso, Gloria Allocca, Jean Blakely, Wilma Boyer, Dolores Cole, Eleanor Coppola, Josephine Corbo, Ruth Curley, Catherine Dc Stefano, Theresa Guarino, Copcetta Iannaccone, Helen La Morte, Dolores Malanga, Phylis Moronc, Ruth McCracken, Joanne Measures, Mary Ann Mcndicino, Marie Mirti, Viola Mosley, Margaret Restaino, Lilyan Sasso, Freda Schneck, Doris Seltzer, Marie Soriano. Marie Tambascia, Helen Thomas, Rose Torsicllo, Jacqueline Usscry. [86] Lorraine Peccatiello Ruth McCracken, Captain Syvclla Edward lU k Jo Corbo, Co-Captain Eleanor Coppola CHEERLEADERS AND TWIRLERS The fancy stepping and peppy cheering of our graduating cheerleaders and majorettes will be missed next season. These eight cheerleaders spurred the crowds on even when the team was behind. Their motto was, Whether win or lose, no use crying the blues, because we'll do it the Barringer way. These proud majorettes were among the first to don the uniform of Barringer's twirlers. These crowd-pleasing girls with their nimble fingers and high strutting will be a great loss to Barringer. Both squads are about to leave the playing fields as performers, but they will be back as enthusiastic spectators. Bob Sealer , Co-Captain Al Rapuano Conceit a lannaconc B.H.S. Twirling Squad and Drum Major Dolores Malang [88} LANGUAGE CLUBS 4B CLASS Y TEENS, F.H.A., JUNIOR RED CROSS YEARBOOK STAFF [94] [95] Our Mats off to. .. those who helped us put this book together. The Editors would like to give thanks and credits to the following organizations and individuals who gave help in troubled times: Newark Chamber of Commerce Newark Evening News Newark Museum Miss Miriam Studiey, Newark Public Library Mr. James V. Higgins. City Clerk's Office Mr. George Van. Van News Photos Miss Marguerite McLaughlin Mr. William Rubinfeld Miss Marion Griffin, Mrs. Mary C. Carter Mrs. Lillian Kappstatter and Miss Joanna Gellas Barringer Science Department Miss Panny Bell and Mrs. Esther Zall Mrs. Irma Blair Miss Grayce Foley Mrs. Grace VX'ilson The Music Department Mr. Jimmy Adams The Night Watchman Our Advertisers and Friends Our Editors without Portfolio, Theresa Guarino, Anthony I.o C mdice, Keith Massey Our harassed camera men. Morton Rich and Paul Get hard. Our Artists Our Statisticians Our Typists The School in general for the cooperation it gave the Staff. [96] PATRONS Richard Minutoli Robert Minutoli Joseph Toppeta Luicilles Lewis Bob-and Del Mr. and Mrs. C. Settanni Mr. and Mrs. Victor D'Allessandro Danny Day Ralph Nicastro Jim and Lil Tramutolo Zazz Bob De Florio Joe Cuaro Benny Anello Frank losso Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gibson Gerald Gibson Theresa Icolari Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gibson C. M. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Bart Novia Mr. and Mrs. Victor Casale Mr. and Mrs. S. Perna Mary Battista Phil and Helen Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Di Vincenzo Millie Besosa Marie Perrone Annette - L. M. - Belfi Marge Martucci Mr. and Mrs. A. De Rosa Pat D'Agostino Vincent Forgione Mr. and Mrs. A. Forgione Marvin Julius Mr. and Mrs. L. Kaplonski Shirley Rettberg Mr. and Mrs. Tom Valenza Thurman and Agnes Dick Mauro Viola L. Mosley Miss H. Farquhar Mr. and Mrs. D. Rizzolo Lillian D. Kappstatter Mrs. O’Loughlin Mae DeSordi Catherine B. Funicelli Betty Schidoo Sarah Arminio Joseph Clark Mickey Ciambrane Mary Urpsis Margaret Lafiata Willie Pat A. Restaino Sam Striglia Rose Molina re Charles Molinare Jimmy Adams Unka Dunk Miss M. E. Smith Norma Edgington Josephina L. Dill Mr. and Mrs. Benito Giovenco Kay Donegan A. Edward Peterson Chuck Spatola Mrs. A. Dewar Mrs. R. Caprio Ann. Benn. Cheryl Minutola John Nerres Dolores and Patty Cuccolo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Casale Mrs. Cappel Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Martino Mrs. Kingsley Dr. Weckstein Anna Nerres 0. Nerres Mr. and Mrs. F. Coppola Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mirti Mr. and Mrs. N. Guarino Mr. H. Blasi Michelene D'Alessandro Madeline and Veet” Mr. and Mrs. T. Salerno and Family Henry Paul Petite. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Petite Mr. and Mrs. P. Castellano Gertrude Metzger Orael and Anthony Mary Leary Mr. and Mrs. John Mansfield Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Buiser, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James Clement Louis Alfonso Helen Solek Sophie fdfonso Allan Squires Miss M. McLaughlin Grayce A. Foley From A Friend Ida and Doris Jacqueline Squillaro Lillian Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Walter Witter Victoria Fabi George McLaughlin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George McLaughlin Josephine McLaughlin Maryev McLaughlin Margaret McLaughlin Gerald McLaughlin Katharine McLaughlin Rev. Denis Whelan Brendan McLaughlin Ann Caffrey Mr. and Mrs. George Helfrick Rev. Lawrence Soler, T O R. Rev. Michael Pasqual, T.O.R. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McLaughlin Katherine Priestley Ross McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Christman Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Cacciarelli Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryan Joe and Joan Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Armstrong Jules Capio, Jr. Ralph and Joan Miss Roller Derby Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Castellano Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Du BoisJune Cacciarelli Mr. and Mrs. E. Castellano Marc C. Angelillo Roger B. Saylor Millicent R. Umschweis Enrico Tuorto Edna Nicastro Dean Cetrulo Fernando Alfonso Ferdinand E. Paradise Carol Alfonso Anna Alfonso Daniel P. Daddairo Bessie and Joe Maccioli Tony, Lee. and Renee McCracken and Bobby Mr. and Mrs. James Demetroulakos Scy Pagani Mr. and Mrs. C. Pannorfi Tom Miller Gus Mattia Victoria Poulos Tom and Vincent Panella Mrs. C. Cleffi Frank Dick” Ferrari Mr. and Mrs. A. Coppola Jerry W. Salerno Vinnie Daniel E. Verniero Michael Zanga Camilla Rispoli Ray McBride Mildred Mauriello Ann Gengaro Vig Bellino Bernard Alfano Mike Conte David Palin William A. Rubinfeld Ann Rubinfeld Daniel Rubinfeld Paul Rubinfeld Joseph V. Melillo Josten's 98 BOOSTERS Joe Matthews Nino Maccioli Steven Cortese Ralph Lovett Jo Di Maggio Keith Massey Loretta Del Russo Lois D'Errico Jackie Lovett Johnny Carbone Aggie De Deo Virginia D’Amato Norma Coppola Smudgie Alfaretta D. Shirley Dorothy DeVito Geraldine Boaz Anthony DiAngelo Pat and Nick Richer Voot Stewy Muscles J. C. Jean Di Lisio Ralph Attanasio Mrs. Mary Scedice Pat Mostello Margie Rufolo Donald Payne Edward Schneck Greta Pedersen Irene Frangos Gloria Brockett Sal Valente Bob Le Massena Helen Castellano Gloria Davis Henry Urciuoli Cus Barlas Mario Valeri Joy Valeric Davis Martin Schneck Mr. and Mrs. E. Radin Vinnic Sparno Marion Davis Frances Schneck Peter Giovine Dolores Salvatore Bill Biunno Agnes E. Smith Mr. D. L. Armstrong Joseph and Lorraine Florence Kay Murph and Bernice Virginia Chaplin Edward Cupoli Larry Forgione Arnold Sussman Judith Maddalone Mrs. Clara Armstrong Pat Vreeland Fran Bregman Patricia Maddalone D. Crote Tommy Mauriello Mike a” Ricci E. D. Blair Mary Maddalone Joan Telfer Bobby Coppola Kathleen Di Bernardo Mr. Morse James Maddalone Marilyn Eisman Mr. Ammarell Ernest Banks Mr. X Sandra Maddalone Addie Donaldson Flo Tenpenny Jinny Engstrom Corky” 100 Shade Jean Maddalone Cookie and Rickey Ray Lauber Tim-Torn Elizabeth DeMaio Dolly and Erv Ruth A. Stewart Bobby B. Louis Rosenthal. Esq. George DeMaio Sally Ann Nichols Lou Madera Douglas McClelland Sugar Arlene Schulman Cus Interrante Grasshopper Felix Martino Ermcnio Valcnte ' Quaino' Joseph Carrie Katina Chirone Whitey Bob Ciccotti Moe ' Marcy Charles Moccia Malcolm S. Pringle Merton Cantor Victor J. Salerno Mr. Rose Jerry Biunno A Jim Murray Fan Angela Nisivoccia C. A. Allen Al” Sam Graziano Virginia Chirico Joe Palumbo Pat Bianchetti Edith Scudese Little Joe Angelo Sarno Cilda Mirti Dolores Sacco Larkey Johnny Mr. and Mrs. F. Salierno Anthony Mirti Grace Caprio Bernie Upsala Mr. and Mrs. A. Dorsi Joe Guarino Sandra Hoffman Edith Ciavarra F. J. B Marie Julian Sal La Vante Sandy Lauber Joyce Buccino Upsala Marion Bucco Dolores Malanga Bernie Konel Eddie Kay Fifi Papoon Rosalyn Annunziato Gloria and Paul Mr. and Mrs. C. ■'Pullem Lockey Charlie and Joan Kathryn Scalcra Pedersen “Four Jce Florence Harp David Turnbull Colleen Burke Theme Evelyn Davis Ginger Baldante Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bob Scalera Al 8eafnce Barbara Williams Andy Wilderotfer Afflitto Victor Cioni Mary Scudese Eileen Guarino Anthony Velardi “Little Peter” Laurel Jean Coppola Doris and Pat Jim Walden Fanny Helfin Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Linda Cortese Sherwood Chesner Mr. Bolding Willie Hunter DiCosmo Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Richard Baner Mr. Walter Chillians Nick Lepore Paul Lippe Armstrong Barbara Malanga Mr. Ralph Jasey Charles Mazzerella Anthony Maffie Ray. Reggie and Settimeo Di Domenico Mr. Deans Scott Mr. and Mrs. R. Sheoer Peter Verlardi Raymond Radin Carol Ann lanetti Connie Generelli Buchie Carl and Stella Mantineo Don Mauriello Susan lanetti Phil Barone Mario Spatola “Little Chick” Mr. and Mrs. S. Shirley and Gil Joseph Venutolo Carol Teen Queens” Mauriello Joyce Giuliano Benny” Mr. and Mrs. John Lorraine, a Teen Queen Anthony Taine Skippy Betty Graham De Vita Ralph J. Colatrella Edith Scudese Joanne Measures Betty Novia Marilyn Eleanor Afflitto Sam J. Sirota Tom Valenza, Jr. Barbara Amato Judith Ann Durante Miss Anna Metaldi Louise D'Andrea Beatrice E. Janifer Eddy Nichols Ollie Palmieri Chet” Osfermayer Dangerous Dan” Dotty and Ronnie Jimmy Nardine Mr. and Mrs. Casey Donald V. Crosta Sabu Mrs. Helen Steider Bill Baldante Durante Hilbert Carson Jake Joan Ciletti Roberta Cuik Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hollywood Sid” The Jeep” Agnes Salerno Dick's Repair A. K. Fromm Caeta Barbara Ciavarra Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Joseph A. DiMichele Shirl and Marie” Buddy Verner Robert Stephens Gaeta Gene D’Alessandro Fiore Radice Thelma R. Caprio Marie Elefante Allan Batterson Florence and Jr. De Maio Mrs. Margaret E. “Honey” Novia Mrs. H. Schneck Michael and Marie Gaeta Anna De Maio O'Loughlin Joan Armstrong Rusty Chicken Riley Tony De Maio Millie and Anthony Tommy Atkinson Dotty Mignone Louclla 0 Kane Lucy Barone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nickie and Carmine Elizabeth Whyte Eileen Richmond John Curiale Afflitto Mr. Edward Steider Joseph Dukiet Jack Bennett Millie Curiale Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Mr. Milton Matheakis Janet Fursman Joe Infante Bert Schnider Afflitto Maryann Notare Theresa and Joe Margaret DeMaio Billy Newmark Ronald Colangelo Mrs Christina Findley Michael Libegto Robert Ryder Fran Durantino Anthony Afflitto Joe Boing Jerry Mattone James Alden Rudy and Dot Jean Afflitto Marshall and Al D'Aloia Nancy Charicurzio Ronald DeMaio Charles Asselmeyer Junellen Cacciarelli Howard Beauchamp Joe Holmes Joan Cartier Verniero Alice Perry 99 Fit” Junie Best Wishes Best Wishes DR. and MRS. JOSEPH MATTURRI DR. and MRS. DOMINICK MATTURRI Ml 2-0451 Member F.T.O. Ml 2-5366 FOREST HILL FLORAL CO.. Inc. 850 Broad St., Newark 2, N. J. near Central R R. Branch: 149 Bloomfield Avenue Congratulations from HOWARD CAESAR Compliments of HU 3-5953 MADDEN SPECIALTY SHOP featuring Men’s Neckwear - Ladies’ Nylons DR. and MRS. ARMAND PICARDI 535 Central Ave. Newark. N. J. Tel. Ml 3-7291 Prompt Delivery EFSTATHIOU BROS. Food Market Grecian, Italian Food Products 1381 2Warren St. Newark 3, N. J. A FRIEND BABE’S TAILOR SHOP PHILIP CHENITZ, D.D.S. Expert Tailor and Cleaner 818 Summer Ave. Newark, N. J. Compliments of CLENCLAIR CLEANERS 401 Orange Road Montclair, N. J. MO 2-5835 Best Wishes PI KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY Compliments of 8th AVENUE POULTRY MARKET 174 8th Avenue Newark. New Jersey “JOHNNY BOY” Live and Dressed Poultry Fresh Eggs UNITED SERVICE CROCERS Prime Meats - Quality Groceries Frozen Foods Compliments of HU 2-3374 P. CUARNARI Tile Contractors 137 Park Avenue Free Delivery HU 2-6038 453 Roseville Ave. Newark, N. J. 100 453 Roseville Ave. Newark, N. J. Meet Your Friends At CARNER’S MILK BAR 878 Franklin Ave. Newark, N. J. Compliments of DR. C. O. HILTON. M.D. 556 North 7th St. HU 3-108! Carrionc's Insurance Agency General Insurance Agents: Jos. A. Carrionc, Nicholas M. Carrionc, Jr. 604 North 6th St. Newark, N. J. Compliments of RASCATI’S MARKET CUS Cr JOE’S MEAT MARKET 85 Bloomfield Ave., Newark, N. J. You just can t beat Cus Cr Joe’s Meat! HU 2-2130 Compliments of H. L. CREEN Cr CO. FRANK’S CITIES SERVICE STATION Corner Park and Summer Ave. Newark, New Jersey HU 3-9387 Compliments of BLUE WHITE LUNCHEONETTE S. Verniero, Prop. MArket 2-9836 WHITEY’S RICHT WAY Dry Cleaning and Tailoring 382 High St. (cor. Warren St.) Newark, N. J. ORange 5-5268 B B EQUIPMENT CO. Soda Fountain and Restaurant Equipment 20 Canfield St. Orange, N. J. Compliments of DR. and MRS. FRANCIS CATANZARO FRANK RICCIO S FOOD MARKET Meats - Groceries - Vegetables 39 - 5th St. Newark, N. J. HU 2-6651 We Deliver Congratulations from MR. and MRS. A. STIO Compliments of DR. JOSEPH T. CIALANELLA D.D.S. LITTERIO’S MEAT MARKET 17 7th Ave. Newark, N. J. Frozen Foods Groceries DE LUX SERVICE CENTER Auto Repairs 902 Mt. Prospect Ave. Newark, N. J. HU 3-9442 101 SAMMY’S HOME-MADE LEMON ICE 178 Bloomfield Ave. Newark, New Jersey Congratulations M and C Compliments of DEL RAE BRIDAL SALON 47 Bloomfield Ave. Newark, New Jersey BOVE’S DELICATESSEN 184 Parker St. HU 3-8812 MATTY RUOTOLO Italian-American Groceries Fancy Fruits and Vegetables 163 Fourth Ave. Newark, N. J. HU 3-9670 BREWERY LUNCHEONETTE 130 Hill Street Orange, New Jersey Compliments of DR. and MRS. E. B. PATTERSON MICHAEL ROSA Custom Tailor 5 Sixth Avenue Newark, New Jersey Compliments of CARACCIOLA’S ARM IN 10'S PATERMOSTORO’S HU 2-7196 MARIO NICRO Distributor of Blue Ribbon Milk and Cream 666 No. 7th. St. Newark, N. J. BLOCK’S Creeting Cards and Stationery 177 Bloomfield Ave., Newark, N. J. Compliments of HICHLAND FOOD MARKET M. Spinazzola, Prop. 86 Highland Ave. Newark, N. J. From a FRIEND MAX BERMAN Building Contractor 351 Rahway Avenue Elizabeth, New Jersey Compliments of FIO RITO SWEET SHOP 148 Bloomfield Ave. Newark, New Jersey CARTER and BLOUNT Dry Cleaners Pick Up and Delivery 56 Delevan Ave. HU 3-9657 102 HUmboldt 2-0328, 2-0329 Learn to Drive the Easy A B C. Way A. B. C. AUTO DRIVINC SCHOOL Safety Dual Control Latest Model Cars We pick you up - Bring you back 69 Orange St. Newark 2. N. J. HUmboldt 3-9216 THE CROTTO Restaurant and Bar Famous Italian Cuisine Imported Wines and Liquors 190—8th Ave. Newark, N. J. AMATO BREAD CO. 5 SIXTH AVENUE HU 2-4760 PHI BETA PI SORORITY Eleanor Coppola Dolores Compte Shirley Rettberg Joan Valenza Cathy De Stefano Mina Belverio Phyllis Marone Vinnie Sparno Lucille Barone HUmboldt 3-4817 WOODSIDE MEMORIAL “Home for Funerals Walter Rajca, Funeral Director 617 Broadway Newark 4. N. J. JOHN J. CIBLIN Plumbing - Heating - Tinning Electric Sewer Cleaning Reasonable eliable esponsible 68 Chester Ave. HU 3-3791 MECARO MEMORIAL HOME D. A. CUNDARI. Mgr. BERKELEY EAST ORANOI. NIW JIESIT 22 Prospect Sr. Oronge 3.1246 '• Yerk 17. 470 LezintLa Art. WML rtain. NY. 80 Grass SI. Prepare row for a preferred secretarial position. Berkeley - trained secretaries are associated with a wide variety of business organizations. Courses for high-school graduates and college women. Distinguished faculty. Effective placement service. Catalogue. Write Assistant Director. Termsi fsb., July, Sept. 103 MR. and MRS. MARSHALL D’ALOIA Compliments of H. L. CREEN Cr CO. Store No. 3 63 Market Street Newark, New Jersey HUmboldt 2-0330 Compliments of EXCEL TELEVISION SERVICE, Inc. AM. — VIDEO — F.M. 289 Orange St. Newark. N. J. BARRINCER SWEET SHOP 108 Ridge Street Newark 4. New Jersey Compliments of BOB T. AMPERE CLEANERS DYERS. Inc. MA 3-9525 Motor Overhauling PAUL’S AUTO CLINIC General Repairing on All Makes of Cars Ignition - Brakes - Carburetors 7 Henry St. Newark, N. J. 104 “A FRIEND” FLOVER PRINTINC CO. Photo Offset - Letterpress Printing HUmboldt 5-9590 120 Ridge St. John Verna Newark, N. J. LARRY’S MARKET 445 Orange St. Newark, N. J. HU 3-8604 We Deliver Compliments of COMMISSIONER ALEXANDER J. MATTURRI Compliments to the Graduates of June 1950 MA 2-8912 INTERNATIONAL COAL COMPANY JERSEY SPORTSWEAR MANUFACTURING CO. 51 Seabury St. Newark, N. J. 243 So. Orange Ave. Compliments of Newark 3, N. J. FAIELLO HARDWARE Compliments of THE BERMAN FAMILY 105 THE NOVIA FAMILY THE DE LUCA FAMILY Telephone ES 2-6013 AMATOS Truckmen and Riggers Safes. Machinery and Entire Plants Moved 20 Salem St. Newark, N. J. Michael J. Amato KAY PATTERSON BRIDAL SALON Brides and Bridesmaids' Gowns Custom Made and Ready to Wear 903 Broad Street Newark. N. J. MA 2-3416 Phone MArket 3-1790 H. A. GREENE CO. Sporting Goods Fishing Tackle Dependable Athletic Equipment for All Sports Outfitting Barringer High School Athletic Teams Congratulations to the Graduates BARRINCER STUDENT COUNCIL Congratulations to the Graduates THE RICH FAMILY A. Lo Giudice, Pres. A. Rapuano, V. Pres. J. Nerres, Treas. H. Thomas, R. Sec. L. Peccatiello, C. Sec MA 2-3000 ALDERNEY DAIRY 26 Bridge St. Newark 2, N. J. COMPLIMENTS of MR. AND MRS. NICHOLAS STRIGLIA COMPLIMENTS from the VICTORY OPTICAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY CRESCENT PHOTO STUDIO Your Yearbook Photographers Wedding and Clamour Portraits Our Specialty All Photographic Work Under Personal Supervision of Meurice Crescent’ Photo Studio, Inc. 835 BROAD STREET (over Adler’s Shoe Store) MArket 2-9898 NEWARK. N. J. •‘MEURICE’’ A Special Discount to You Or Members of Your Family 108 COMPLIMENTS from the PRESSURE CONCRETE COMPANY JOHNNIE “BOY” SINICO HU 2-2941 “Be A Sport” BABE’S SPORTS CENTRE Sporting Goods Photographic Equipment 34 Broadway Newark, N. J. “A FRIEND” 9:30 P M. Best Wishes to the Staff From the Night Shift (signed) RUTH JAY BLANCHE ED MAGGIE MR. MORGAN Ol. MARK of A QUALITY YEARBOOK PROGRESS ASSOCIATES, INC. 2 64 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY 109 Compliments of CICCOLINI’S MAYTAG ESSEX CO. 30 BROADWAY NEWARK, N. J. ★ Appliances Television Furniture ★ 110 • • • 4ut oc rap Now look here again. I bet you weren't watching me much all this time. I guess you were too busy remembering and reliving your days in Barringer. Well, remembering’s my stock in trade. I had just intended showing you a few old pictures, but somehow I got caught up in your activities. I thought before you closed the book, I'd speak a few words. Maybe I've got preacher blood in me, but I just can't keep from telling you this: If you can keep up your Barringer spirit of eager cooperation and active interest, and carry it into later life, you'll be doing Newark and Barringer a great service. You'll be adding to the Barringer tradition of turning out good citizens and making me real gone proud, as you say, of the Class of June 1950. Now that I've got all that off my chest, I think 1 11 go back among my musty books and chicken inspector badges, and wait till the class of 2000 comes along, and all of you have taken your place in the world. Good-bye, Good luck, God bless you, „ . ' — • - _ s - _ , .. ... . ■