Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Jean Gangemi Ultra-fashionable, like a page from “Vogue” . . . reserved and friendly . . . will definitely bo a successful secretary (and we don’t mean on her boss's knee). Lorraine Gruttadauria A favorite among us Irecause of her sweet smile and pleasant disposition . . . ready laugh and ready wit. Michael Flood Good-looking . . . shy . . . turns red at the mention of his name . . . waiting to become the future President of the Prudential. k Joyce Fortmuller Her personality is 100% proof . . . face like an angel but full of the devil . . . there is a brain under those bangs. Joseph Ferrentino Does last minute homework in homeroom ... a little bashful . . . quite a wit . . . quiet boys are sometimes the most surprising.

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r . Norma Edgington Never seems to harry but always gets there on time . . . would do anything for a friend . . . Her figure will shape her destiny. Thomas Fabiano Happy go-lucky . . . never a dull moment . . . blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . . favors not the five day week but the five day week-end. 3 Jane Farese Her sunny disposition is certain to attract many friends wherever she goes . . . an unexpected joke is Jane . . . peppy and carefree. Donald Fecko Definitely not indifferent to the opposite sex ... forces everyone to listen to his magnificent voice” . . . wears loud ties . . . “Ill take you for a ride.” Jerry Ferrara To know him is to like him ... reserved . . . hasn't much to say, but, you should hear it . . . getting to know him” definitely worth-while . . . future Joe Page. 23

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Minnie Hawk A little mischievous, but full of fun ... well-dressed ... in clothes Minnie ha has hard to beat ... a million dollar smile. t George Hoare The minute you are introduced to George you have a new friend . . . loves to do homework? . . . very popular with everybody. Robert Jackson At ease with the world . . . smiling Irishman . . . he'd Rive you the shirt off his back . . . sports-addict . . . one of the “I. I). A.” boys. Beverly Jones Winning manner . . . friendly heart . . . a sweet girl without pretense . . . quiet women are sometimes the most surprising . . . what??? you haven't seen her ceramics? Leroy Jones Tries to live up to the adage better late than never ... his carefree and jovial manner has lighted many of our classrooms. 25