Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1953 volume:

Tke ATHENAEUM JANUARY 1953 Barringer High School Newark, New Jersey You’ll Find Editorial Principal and Vice Principal Advisers ...........-..... Alma Mater and Class Song SECTION I Faculty ........... Yearbook Editors .......... Class Officers ........... SECTION II Seniors Top Ten National Honor Society Tradition ......... SECTION ill Features....:...... Class History...... Star Gazer......... Popularity Poll.... Gallup Poll ....... “Double Door ..... Spring Concert .... Class Outing ...... Home Rooms ...� .... Dances ............ Faculty Will ...... Class Will _________ Typical Day The Good Ole Days .... SECTION IV Athletics .............. Thanksgiving Day Game Football .............. Track .......... ..... Basketball ............ Baseball........... Cheerleaders ...... Majorettes......... SECTION V Activities and Ads Clubs... Ads ... 3 4 5 6 7 10 12 13 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 44 48 49 50 .51 .54 56 .57 58 60 63 64 65 68 .70 72 73 74 75 76 79 Editorial Daily, the great American newspaper is brought into almost every home. It brings to the reader every emotion from joy to sorrow, every type of news event, sport, feature, editorial, comics, and social event. Its great value to every student is therefore obvious. We. the Class of January 1953. have therefore chosen the newspaper as the theme of our yearbook. We sincerely hope that just like a newspaper our yearbook will bring back to the graduate, recollections of the happy as well as the perhaps unpleasant moments in his high school career; and as the years go by it will become dearer to him. recreating a sentimental smile or the faint trace of a tear. For these have been the golden years of our youth. Dr. Roger B. Sayl or Principal The American newspaper is such an important part of our daily lives that we would be lost without it. We depend upon it for accurate information about world happenings, local news, sports, editorials, advertisements and many other topics, not forgetting the comics. It meets the needs of every American. The picture section is important to those who find reading difficult, but is also of interest to most good readers. In no country of the world are writers and publishers freer to cartoon. criticize and comment on public affairs and officials than in the United States. The American Newspaper is an institution which is the life blood of our democracy. Mr. Ephraim Eisenberg Vice Principal AVE ATQUE VALE was the old Roman phrase: “Hail and farewell! I will reverse the sentiment and say to you: “Farewell and Hail! Farewell to childhood and growing pains. Farewell to high school, to its joys and disappointments. and final accomplishments. Farewell to years of growth and anticipation. And hail to your future. May it be full of rich experience, meaningful activities, and satisfying achievements. So hail; and may you fare well! 4 writ (Evening JVctwJ ESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1952 ALMA MATER LJ £fj I i_-q-Lr'T 1 i Temple groy ond costle hold. Cotch the sun - set glo - ry +: r 1 f c i s-e=U • r )ee Vi hat Happens ? i erce js enlisting the help if ' n °Toup, permits plausibj Jafnol P rs are too dumH J4-IS High between the soiling cloud. And its drifting shadow For her col • ors first, the blue Of the Ap • ril al ley. fa Then De • ccm - ber Win - try hue. When the storm winds rol - ly r p New - ark High, thy fome we raise, many vo • ices blcn - ding Through the years we pledge thoo praise Loy al to lifA en • ding. 1 ..iC CLASS SONG WORDS «r t C OWUY AND I DIRRICO music � r j. thomas iill; j HU ,«r IM- � •«« W R«4 •� «� « � • ” ■ 1 n Section I I B FACULTY Arts and Science Department C M A • Miss M Smith. 4B Adviser; M.ss E I. Kraus. Secretary of Mr Dcanno. t Scheduling; Mr, A Sauer. Athletic Treasurer; Mr. N T a ; M« (Not Pictured); Mrs. Kappstattcr Banking (Not Pictured); Miss Vcrnicro - °®pubhaty (Not Pictured); Miss J Gcllas (Not Pictured). Gym Department Miss £• Scalera. Cheerleader Adviser; Mrs. Gill. Mrs. J. Scdicino. Gir s Athletics; Mr Salerno. Bowling Instructor; Mr. Naporano. Football and Track Coach; Mr. Allen. U C £ Mathematics Department Mrs. M Kaplan, After-Math C ub; Miss H Farquhar, House and Grounds Committee; Miss E. Wilscy. Athletic Eligibility; Mr. S. Seidler. School Treasurer; Mr N N. Ayers. Treasurer of P.T.S.A.; Mr. F. S Hartman. Athletic Equipment. Guidance Department Mrs. F. Burley. Social Committee; Mrs Ciopolletti, Italian Club; Mrs. Dill. Activities Chairman- Mrs. C. K. Kmoslcy; Mrs R Stewart. Inter Group Chairman; Mr. Vogel; Mr Merkm, Student Council. Language Department Mr $ Slavm. french Club; Mrs J. Dill. Activities Chair, man; Mr. A. Zweibel, Spanish Club; Mrs. i. Albano. Italian Club; Mr. V. I. Sibilia. Fencing; Mrs. V. M. Cipollotti. Italian Club; Mrs. E. Car leu. Latin Club. 8 Science Department Mist A. Schneider. Adviser to the A Class. Mr. S. R Buhrman. Visujl Aids Crew; Mr. M. Yanuzzi. Dr. A. Weckstein, Science Talent; Miss H. Tuns teed. Sociat Committee; M ss D. Grey; Mrs. G H. King; Miss M. Greene. Grr s Service. English Department Mrs. G K. Kingsley. Miss G. Foley. Jr. Red Cross; Miss C. M Gray. Assembly Committee. Mrs. R. Stewart; Dr. A. P. Sterner; Mr. S Coppola. Acropolis (Business Manager); Miss J. Girkont. Acropolis; Mr. D. Palm. Yearbook Adviser; Miss M. Mcloughlin, 3A Adviser. Library and Office AMs. M C Carter. Library Staff; AMs. Goldsmith; Miss Bell; Miss Griffith. Visua Aid; AMs. Marcka. Bookroom. Music Department Mrs M E. O'Loughlm; Mr. W. Greenfield. Band. Blue ackets; Mr. A. Argand, Slate Music History Department Mr R. J. Bruder President of N T U.; Mr R. R Ammarell. Athletic Adviser, Mr J Vogel. Guidance; Miss D. Beebe. Junior Town Meeting; Mr. I AAerkm. Student Council; Mr. D. Blank. Mr L. Kaplonski, Soys' Leaders; Mr. W Monprode. Tardiness. (Not Pictured) Colleen Burke HOME ROOM EDITORS Joyce Buccino Thereto Lopes Rose Mcroli Pat Crowley Doreen Cook Assistant Ed.tor Business Manager 10 Yearbook Staff THE POETICAL EXPERTS Personals Marie Cusco and Edna Potter. THE BRAINS BEHIND THE BOOK Yearbook Staff THE CASEYS ' OF 1953 Photography Staff Scsser Peoples and Robert Hirschfeld. THE ROCKEFELLER COMMISSION Business Staff Doreen Cook. Sandra Hoffman. Dorothy Hopp. and Anthony FrasccHa. THEY CRACKED THE WHIP The Executive Council Pat Vrecland, Dorothy Hopp. seated; Sessc Peoples. Erme Viviani, Earl Beauchamp, standin NOT PICTURED Robert Blasi, Anthony Pepe. M«vco Juliano and John Bench OUR ART GENIUS Art Staff Robert Wmbush — YO 92 I 1 '1'PATCH, C.N'iOX CITY. J business as a rule a good man I I 'a!ly. Joyce Giuliano Secretary 12 Section II Vincent Albanese His dreams are not of girls at all. But only of a basketball. Oh, well! we might as well go in.” Theresa Baliczky Terry is quiet, demure and well dressed With sweetness and brains this cute miss is blessed. Ralph Attanasio Ralph likes baseball. Buzry and books— He's our Vice President with those terrific looks. Constance Alexander Not often are qualities charming and bonrve As are blended in our incomparable Connie. Peggy Ann Bell Jolly, most cheerful, her pretence well staged. Is the in love?—Why. boys, she's engaged. Leslie Earl Beauchamp With happiness our classes he attends In cheerfulness each day he spends. Patricia Bianchetti Music and twirling are this damsel's hobby. While her mind is cluttered with thoughts of her Bobby. Did you say State Penn, or Penn State? John Bcnet He's a gentleman of unusual sort— Likeable, charming, and a wh-x on the court. Robert Blasi A smile on his race, a glint in his eye. All qualities of a remarkable guy. Joyce Ann Buccino Happy and gay. a bright likeable lass. Our Joyce is an asset to most any class. Evelyn Branch A singer, an athlete, such vivacity! A versatile branch of the family tree! Do I sound like that!!” Colleen Burke Her hair is like copper, shiny and red. Her smile and her brains will get her ahead. • 6 blonde hair. clothes. Jerry Charles Ciccone, Jr. Jerry, our lile saver from H.R. 59, Swimming and women take up all hit time. Stop the music!!! 17 A regular guy who is up on his sports. Rarely. H ever, is he out of sorts. Frank Cottone The stir he resembles is not hard to guess. He's our Tony Curtis of B. H. $. Margaret Crowley Excellent form—both body and mind, A nicer girl is hard to find. Doreen Cook This Miss has a sunny, bright future to com«, She deserves praise by all. for a task so well done. 18 Marie Cuseo Gerald D'Allegro Lovelv to look at. delightful to know. Allegro meant happy, and Jerry's the man If personality gets there, our Mane then will Whose philosophy tells him— Do the best that go. you can. Pat Delessio A chuckling lough, a carrot topped head. Deserving of a name like Red. Lucille D’Errico Known for her writing and gigghsh laugh, A prominent member of our Acropolis staff. Anthony Frascclla William Freda He'll settle for politics, and nothing much less. His biggest fortune is his smile. He's on the right foot to the path of success. To see him laugh is worth your while. 20 Could they be studying? Phyllis Gonnclla Another one of our fashion plates— A special outfit tor each one of her dates. Raymond Giordano Joyce Giuliano Amiable, easy-doing, what more can we say? The expression of on angel is found on her face, Where there's gloom, depend on our Ray”. An outstanding person of the feminine race. 21 tat. Robert Hirschfeld His mild manner and witty way. Make him a friend throughout the day. Martin Honig With the female Jet Marty’s quite shy— But out with the gang—Wow.' Whatta' guy! Sandra Hoffman This miss is known for being natural and nice. But. it's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. This beats school any day! Dorothy Hopp Dotty is known for her wit and her cheering, Upon her life, sorrow has no real bearing. Erma lannaccone She's known for her gabbing and gadding about, There's a smile on her face and never a pout. Rhoda Horowitz To someone quiet or shy, our Rhode's no relation, For she is the example of dynamic animation. All work and no play.” Frank Jackson Few like him are to be found. In class he never makes a sound. ✓ Betty Lou Julian A new dress. a new fashion, she's willing to try it. And when it is food, the latest in diet. Frank LaPolla Throughout the class is occasionally a Frank Whose character's as good as money in the bank. Marco Juliano With pleasure we talk of our Marco so witty. He's genial, he's poised, his rarity's a pity. “I wish she'd get off the phone! Frances Lardiere Short and sweet is our girl Fran. Her smile will help in getting that man. 24 I Marie G. Liccone A member of the Enileffs it this likeable gal. She's alto on our cheering squad and to all a swell pal. Therese Lopez She has a fascinating manner and a fascinating name. And she hails from Home Hoorn S9's gallery of fame. 25 Dawn Bernadette Lyons Awake or asleep, at night or at morn We'll never forget our dynamic Dawn. Dr. Saylor's pride and joy. Mary Ann MacNulty What matters are studies compared to a glance? Our Mary is happiest when she hears of romance. Carol March Although March is her last name she's as calm as is May. Her qualities grow nicer with each passing day. Anthony Marciano Marsh is a member of our great football team— The man some boys envy, and of whom most girls dream. June Elaine Marshall A quiet girl, so trim and neat, To be with her is quite a treat. 26 Al Mcglio Buddy4' is known for his curly red hair. His wit and his smile are for all to share. 27 Let's get to the point. Langston Miles Langston soys little, because he's shy? But wo all know he's one swell guy. Glenn Molchan A winning smile, blue eyes, blonde hair, is our Glenn, A boy all girls would like to meet; iust tell them when. Barbara Monda Her ready wit, her easy smile. Make knowing Babs a cause worth-while. Filomena Mesce They call her Little Fir' and she's nice as can be. Even with her teachers—Miss Popularity. 28 Ann Morelli Scen with Terry. Elaine, and Fran. A likeable member of this well-known clan. William Gene Newmark Though he's quiet and quite reserved. To be his friend must be deserved. Ronald Nicastro He has a quiet way and a shy manner. He helped in winning our baseball banner. 29 Jim Palmiere Full of jokei. a lot of fun. Friends of his are easily won. No $10,000 a year jobs left?” Anthony J. Pepe They call him Mr. Money Bags from H. R. 59, He's ready with a smile or a Dues receipt to sign. Joan E. Page Bright and peppy, alert, pert One half shyness—other half flirt. Well built and handsome is our Sess, Basketball may be his road to success Sesser Peoples “See what a guy will go through!” Elaine Perugino A member of the Dare Debt it our Mitt Perry About the task of making friendt she'll never have to worry. He's dark, he's handsome, an Adonis to tee Wishes to be a future Joe D. Carole Pickel Sunny Carole with her blonde hair. Roams through school with nary a care. Neil Perry What more can we ask in a pal like our Neil? Dependable, good looking, he'll end a big wheel. Angelo Picillo Lucille Potignano Her crowning glory is her heir. A pleasant voice for ell to shore Edna Potter If you'd shore her thoughts you'd find much to do. Though temporarily she's found et the Pru. Time out for Beauty. Grace E. Rotonda In every cion ere some we take for better or for worse We're glad to soy, she's Quite okay, our future super nurse. 32 Dolores Sacco Those who know her. think her jwell; Her gaiety and brilliance none can quell. Nathaniel Small A ton of the bats is his renown, He'll be the lost one to let you down. A talented tod who's quite hep with a sox, May he hut the big time and record songs on 33 WdX. • Old Faceful ! Elmer Troublefield He's a well dressed guy with thoughts that ore deep, But most of his thoughts ore only of sleep. Rose Vaccaro Behind those eyes of deepest green. A mind of thought and love is seen. All that in one little locker? Robert Veronsky Wjvy blond hair, blushing and teasing. Are factors in Bob wo find most pleasing. Grace Viola Possessing qualities to infinite measure. Knowing her is a very good pleasure. 34 Patricia Vreeland Robert L. Winbush Blondes with brains are thought of as ran. Brilliant and sociable and vary wall clad. And for appearance—mora than passing fair. Jhraa wall known pants in this artistic lad. 35 Joyce Giuliano Sixth Place Lucille Di Leo Third Plate .JM Constance Alexander Third Place Colleen Burke Ninth Place Therese Lopex Tenth Place Dolores Sacco Second Place Patricia Vrccland Fifth Place Rose Mcrola Seventh Place Frank Gcsualdo Tenth Placo k i f Constance Alexander Anthony Frascclla Dolores Sacco National Honor Society Exchange of Cap and Gown One of the many fine traditions of Barringer is the transfer of office at the end of the Award Assembly. The President of the Senior A Class gives an address after which he places upon the 4B President his cap and gown, the symbol of “Truth. Honor, and Light. Then the 4A class leaves the auditorium for the last time as a class. fyj-v •v ' Joe Bolverio give cap and gown to Anthony Fra cella Graduate} take the Coveted Senior Seat Good-bye. Balcony welcome. Ma.n Floor Section III FEATURES Sophomore Year Ah . . . Barringer at last. After spending a year in either Webster or McKinley, we finally arrived . . . Who can forget our first day in school? We plodded through the snow to our Alma Mater, met in the auditorium and were sent to our new homerooms. This started our career in Barringer . . . Soon afterward we learned to cope with seniors, surprising faucets, and UP' stairways. The first day here, while the girls were eager to get out and flirt with the good-looking seniors, we sat for hours and made out schedule cards, forms for tardiness, and class slips . . . Snowy February and windy March flew by and spring was upon us. Keep-ng our minds on studies instead of vacation was harder and harder to do . . . Career day was a novelty to us. too. All day we attended conferences about our chosen careers. The relief from school work felt pretty good, too . . . May and June passed quickly until the vacation was here. How we enjoyed our newly acquired leisure . . . September found us recalling the wonderful moments of a glorious summer. . . We were proud of our football team that year Central and East Orange fell before us and we copped the City title. Junior Year w A P ? f ived hca jmm oor Bils been jx since t 1. will J00 for close I e than ture 85 howcv Mink K: «lions have Thank goodness that we were juniors now. Being the babies of the school wasn't exactly what the class wished for. . . In the spring Pat Vreeland. Eleanor Claricurzio. and Dot Hopp made the cheering squad . . . We finally got good seats in the auditorium . . . Before we knew it. exams were over, the graduates were gone and summer was here again . . . Boy! did our heads swell when we became 3A's . . . Our football team met defeat in the fall, but our contributions: Bob Filoramo. Tony Marciano, and Bert Amatucci made us feel good . . . Bobby and Tony got their major B's at the award assembly in January ... In December. Miss Gray presented two one-act plays and of course Anthony Frascella and Jerry Otto did fine jobs in their roles. Putting on plays is some job and we felt good about reviving this fine art. Senior Year The fruition of our dreams was fulfilled when February '52 came. Our heads were high and our noses were tilted when we marched into the auditorium the first day of the term . . Our first dance. Clover Capers, was held in March and what a success it was! . . . Anthony Frascella ran for class president and won ... At the end of March we and the dramatics class presented Double Door . For three nights our Alfred Lunts were hard at work making good work of the play ... In April the dare-devils of 95 braved the upset when their ceiling fell in . . . The spring concert was a great success and Mr. Argand was a picture of pride ... In June a class picnic was held in Linden and a good time was had by all (see the pictures). Need we explain our feelinas when we came back as 4A's in September? Finally we were B T 0's Big Time Operators). We laughed at the juvenile freshmen who invaded the school (we were never like that, or so we thought) ... we tried to establish in the minds of the underclassmen, whom they were to respect . . . The honor seats in the auditorium were ours, but our small class only filled three complete rows . . . Our football team did better than we expected. Garfield and Wcequahic succumbed but our annual rivalry with Central saw us lose ... At the end of the season we discovered that we were tied with Weequahic for second place in the all-city league . . . We even managed to pull through Mr. Ammarrell's history tests. Our 4A dance was held on November 26. as usual it was a success. Then on January 28th. we. the class of '52. received our diplomas from our alma mater and all that was left of four years of training was a wealth of knowledge and many pleasant, unforgettable memories. formulated sue- ’ re K, nan e uaca a very il promotional ntaiu and ad- to be taken on the jfuture ores U «t contain ism to keep th� -:r product ir, Pjf rue lure tf Mme material , often overcome amo cvu icu mm . NYG IS ACCLAIMED 'ITH MANY PRIZE ustry-Wide Recognition of ty Station Is Stressed in Report on 1951 Activities NOtia - noon B c a 1 John Fnutrr ftary of 8tatr, rral A ientblu United Nation?, was one Important retraining influence. It I no lo- ger expert.' di and standard volun-• a largo major-votvad In any dMOf Star Gazer were and ara om« tlon and asaiatanca I nitudo that aei v« our •reat and that an perform. aa auch an a itial taakx to y Agency am ver. foreign' 1 s. Z� S n« i i t tensity i I ! peace . Nation? I hope?. So t ariae t t es were e i ppoint men lit can be co Anthony Frascclla, the newly elected Mayor of Newark, held a meeting at City Hall today to discuss the invention of the B-Bomb, invented by Marie Cuseo and Joyce Buccmo at the laboratory of 5- Albert' Peoples. Lucille D Errico, better known as the second shakospcarc. has written the current hit of Broadway. The Men In My Life, starring Dorothy Hopp and Bob Hirschfield. It is being broadcast on Station WXYZ-ab and televised on Chanel No. 5 (not channel cither) by the Drew Pearson of our time. Martin Honig, who is 100% wrong 98% of the time. Lucille DiLeo was the first woman ever to be elected dog-catcher of Oshkosh . Lucille as you all know was that fearless lass from H. R. 83 who dotes on taking care of animals, especially wild dogs. Colleen Burke has just finished her first novel. Why Have Red Hair? or The Carrot Curse. Pat Vreeland. suffering from a hoarse throat and a patient of Dr. Chaplin, the eminent veterinarian, brought her prescription to Dorothy Hopp. the pill pusher to be filled. She has been under the care of nurses. Terry Lopez. MaryAnn MacNulty. and Grace Rotunda, graduates from the medical school of Alcatraz. Their slogan is. the doctor brought you to death's door and we’ll pull you through. A new Western band called the Yo:'olin Wranglers under the able supervision of Frank Cotfone. the super-rootin cowboys, have just finished a bang-up engagement at Ronald Nicastro's plush nightspot. Cafe Melancolique . Pat Bianchctti and Joseph Thomas, members of Frank’s band have just been graduated from the musical college of Sing-Sing. Erme Viviani. Bob Winbush, Bob Filoramo. and Elmer Troublofield have just completed their comic strip Lil Abner Jr or The Son of Lil Abner and Daisy Mae. The telephones have been ringing so often in the book firm of Giordano. Blasi. Coeca. Mesce. and Juliano. Inc. that they have resorted to earmuffs. They are currently preparing for the coming baseball season after a busy season at the track. Felix Martino, a judge of the Supreme Court, has just convicted Gerald D'Allegro of bigamy, after the longest trial in the history of the Supreme Court. Gerald, as you all know, has tied the nuptial knot three time; it seems things have finally caught up with poor Gerald. Nat Small and Earl Beauchamp have opened up their new embalming palace. We all anticipate becoming their customers in time to come. Joyce Guiliano and Rose Merola, recent graduates of Teachers College, have just concluded their pet project, An ideal school . It consists of no homework and above all, no pupils. The feminine pulchritude of the class of January 1953 was invited to Bob Winbush's Beauty Emporium for a free hairstyling arvd thorough overhauling. Pat D Alessio. our G-Man, uncovered a mystery in Barringer for which he received many votes of thanks. It seems that the ceiling in Miss Schneider's room fell down and he finally deduced after many months that it was due to the rain and the age of our Alma Mater. There s a rumor that there will be a new basketball coach for Vassar University. (We’ll let you in on a secret, it may be none other than Vinnie Albanese. I On the marriage side of things (Tres important) our super snooper finds that Pat Bianchctti is finally married to Bob; Pat Vreeland is now the happy wife of Carl; and Mane Liccone is now the wife of Joe and the sister-in-law of Grace Rotonda Ralph Atfanasio. (who was the vice president of the graduating class of Jan. 1953) has now been elected Mr. America 1963 . Our Miss America 1963 is none other than that pretty black haired, brown eyed miss. •91 1H t H the I do- n I uni tht icy . ■ •Ted and| Jne per. I -■ lto f«l con- f ratredy. 1 up in td with robleau n tax tic lewhat y. not Relax °' n I “TTTT Ind ; rnmept. rt of the • are inart opla are n teoua and ve? them of purpoa to recre n are frr •dom prod h solve hi � influen eon tail 'i? ha? ha - subatantii r AxHrmbi: Ing of th 1 tnfluenc red why Sr me when : Iitary pow did not u? open arme a that worl led by th I SEES I i: 11—Paul e State D inning Sta lay for tali officials. be in pa between Bl far as cou bad no spec solution (■ -h G” Sandra Hoffman. Barbara Mooda, the new comedienne of the hilarious television show Regimental Beasts , has just arrived after a strenuous trip abroad (accompanied by Doreen Cook) to appear at the Last Chance”, a night club owned by Joe Lucciola. Phyllis Gonnella and Eleanor Claricurizio. are the new fashion commentators for Saks 5 h Avc. Their assistant is Frank Gesualdo, who takes over as their fashion dummy when one is needed. Pat Crowly has just been engaged as the private secretary of future yearbook staffs. We leave Barringer feeling reassured that the staffs won’t run around like chickens with their heads cut off and that Mr. Palin will have a calm and serene life after we’re gone. Anthony Pcpc and his all girl orchestra gave a concert at Carnegie Hall last night. Marie Restaino and Edna Potter are prominent members of this spectacular organization. A regular feature is Evelyn and her Tragic Violin . Rhoda Horowitz and Connie Alexander attended the wedding of Frances Lardiere. They were anxiously awaiting the throwing of the bouquet. Seems the lasses are feuding about who will march down the last mile first. Elaine Perugmo and Ann Morelli have collaborated on a best seller. Our Names arc Elaine and Ann. Carole Pickel and Grace Viola are pursuing another aspect of a literary career. They arc writing a history of Barringer. They have discovered so many things that the book may not be published. Lover-Boy” Picillo has just written what is considered to be the best piece of poetry of our time. The Murders of My Nine Wives. Irma lannacone and Terry Balicksy arc now modeling for Rose Vaccaro’s agency Beauty is not for Beasts . Marciano. Benet. and Ciccone. the owners of the M. B. Or C. Construction Company, will have the honor of rebuilding Barringer with the money donated by multi-millionaire Bob Vcronsky Al Mcglio, Glenn Molchan, and Bob Owens arc to be present at the meeting of the Devil at Bat or Saint and Sinners, a new club discovered by Bill Matthews. Peggy Bell, Evelyn Branch. Bill Freda. Dolores Curley. Lucille Potignano, Joan Page, Dolores Sacco. Rose Merola. June Marshall. Lucille DiLeo, Lena Thomas, Pat Vreeland. and Terry Lopez are all part of the newly formed, Langston Miles for president club. Langston expects to run in the election of 1964. He can surely count on the votes of the aged and tottering class of ’53. A new office downtown bears the name. Jackson and Perry. Attorneys at Heart. The boys have just graduated from D. Newmark’s College of Law. Their first customer was Dolores Sacco. Will you be the next???? tew jrpo? ire bo ! captl � mperial v t Comm tlcUtorf k« 'OP[ 1-Ore. ‘rl« « l a‘-k h.., � «■ «« • � l • «. 10 ' r H„r ••• 0� r, Ann „( -A VI ski 1 I ie aubjeet i — — —... . probably be Hartley Shawcros . irguing the down iy of St.iU- ■ ■■'mn.i.'iv'.-- to '.G: in Kory-nm • « � — •� « vniicu ivauoua educa- tional. Scientific and C turtfcon-; Wittlctt BARBARA MONDA MARCO JULIANO Cl«i Politicians DOLORES SACCO DOREEN COOK ERNIE VIVIANI ERMA IANNACCONE Cufett PAT VREELAND BILL FREDA Friendliest DOROTHY HOPP MARCO JULIANO Mott Studious DOLORES SACCO BILL MATTHEWS Best Looking PAT BIANCHETTI ANGELO PICILLO Mott Likely to Succeed DOREEN COOK ANTHONY FRASCELLA Octpjir of Faculty BARBARA MONDA AL MEGLIO Popularity Class Chatterboxes RHODA HOROWITZ ERNIE VIVIANI Shyest GRACE VIOLA GERALD D ALLEGRO Class Flirtt ERMA IANNACCONE JERRY CICCONE 42 Poll? Not Pictured Apple Polishers COLLEEN BURKE VINCENT ALBANESE Nicest Smiles ANN MORELLI BILL FREOA Class Dreamers EDNA POTTER ELMER TROUBLEFIELD Best Dressed ELEANOR CLARICURZIO ROBERT BLASI Most Popular DOROTHY HOPP ANGELO PICILLO Nicest Figure (Build) PHYLLIS GONNELLA SESSER PEOPLES Class Pests LUCILLE DERRICO VINCENT ALBANESE 43 Class Babies LUCILLE D ERRICO BOB OWENS Did Most For Class LUCILLE DiLEO ANTHONY FRASCELLA rl I Most Musical JOYCE GIULIANO JOSEPH THOMAS Best Athletes PEGGY BELL ANTHONY MARCIANO Best All Around DOROTHY HOPP MARTY HONIG Statistics Name Nickname Where Found Pet Peeve Weakness Albancse. Vincent - Vinnie Elliott Street Gym ..... Alexander, Constance and blond hair ’ Atlanasio. Ralph Rest Baltczky, Theresa Terry Beauchamp. Carl I.. Les Bell. Peggy Ann . Hips Bell... With June bug. Bobby. Earl.. Benet. John Cosetfes. Bloomfield Ave Bianchefti. Patricia Dolly Blue White Blasi. Robert Bobby Branch, Evelyn Dimples Bucctno. Joyce Burke. Colleen Red . Freckles . Ciccone. Jerry C Eye Brows Bluffs Clancurrio. Eleanor Elite Babe Blue White Cook. Doreen Cottone, Frank Frankie Tower Diner. Bloomfield Ave Crowley. Margaret Pat The Blue .. male named Bill Curley. Dolores Cusco. Marie . RIO Blue White D'Allegro. Gerald Jerry Home Delcssio. Pat . Dull Teachers D'Errico. Lucille Blue White—84 with blue eyes and a blond crew cut DrLeo. Lucille lu With Sireens Dolores Sacco Filoramo. Dominick Bob... Mondoo's ... Frascclla. Anthony Red V A C. room All girls Freda. William Bill Wheels Gesualdo. Frank Doc a cold winter day Giordano. Raymond Jake Getting up Sleep Giuliano. Joyce Chris With the Sireens Gonnella. Phyllis Phil Blue and White xMelvm No. 1 Hirschfcld. Robert Bobby Black In my red Ford .. People (“1 hate cm ) Hoffman. Sandra Sandy Along Broadway Honig. Martin Hornet” W. V. N. J..._ Hopp. Dorothy Dot Horowitz. Rhode . Jinx” in edgewise Sandy lannacconc. Erma Erm r.c Here and there Johnson.Joyce Joycic Babe A soldier who's already married Julian. Betty ... Prudence Juliano. Marco Mark The park I I ! jj 1 1 greeneyes ’..1 Girls LaPolla. Frank Butch Guys and Dolls ... Homework Favorite Expression Famous Fee Hew 1 Get Through Ambition To grow to be 6 feet Really ...On 82 credits To continue my education -. Working hard? Happiness Funeral Director To be Mrs. Grant In busmest with 8lasi To travel and become Mrs. R. Millionaire _ Going with the great Mr. B. . ... .. Being mentally deficient . To stay as irresistible as 1 am Rushing to catch the 2:30 To become Mrs.???? bus tor work Red hair and geft ng .. God bless you. Dot! ■ V ! Arc you kidding? To work in an Engineering office ; ; I - ... Muscles To be a business man ..Telling of trials and God in Heaven knows — To get married “If you kill me I’ll never By wearing glasses during a test To get married and have six kids None Paid the teachers - State Trooper •'Be a good bunny—Here! Here! . Pushed . Write a book and get rich Carrying cookies in my . Football ... Through a little hole To go to college . To star on Broadway Being a member of the P B.A. Doing homework College Sports commentator Passing the subjects . To be an Engineer To be 5’ 3” tall On Mickey Mantle's home runs . To travel Worked, studied and •,Ccnsoced••..- ..Success To be a teacher ...Jokes 1 was fond of teachers Radio announcing Never getting a story straight ... With my handy glasses Pharmacist Pas the bread, here See my third finger We’re gonna miss you around here” To travel . God only knows A happy home and family Held my breath all the way To put on 15 lbs Giving teachers ulcers Copying Ralph s homework .To retire • What a build' _ -— Copying homework That’s what I'd like to know . Nothing 45 Statistics Name Nickname Where Pound Pet Peeve Weakness Lardiere. Prances Liecone. Marie Murph . With Joe Lopez. Thcrcse Passaic High Lucciola. Joseph . Joe . Lyons. Dawn Porky have my man March. Carol Pinky The club? Marciano. Anthony Marsh Marshall. June Junobug —With other classmates Peg,Bobby Martino. Folix Phil Matthews. William Bill Hiding A.M.C. Meglio, Albert Buddy-Red Sayings like— Do you know and Merola. Rose Ro Mcsce. Filomcna ... . Fil Work Milos. Langston Anywhere but home With the Hornet With Jimmy s Bill Freshmen Girls Nicastro. Ronald Doc Abington Ave. Plyground Mrs Pickle (Dill) Doc Just call Angelo’s Coffee Bar Girls Girls Peoples. Scsscr Sess Where there s free vittles Poor girls Pcpc. Anthony Pep At Blasi's house Perry, Neil Where you can't find anyone else Pickcl. Carole Pickle With Bette Carol and Dot Potignano, Lucille LuLu In the Blue Ed Resfaino, Marie Cokkio With Vic’s family Bleached hair Rotonda. Grace Tub Down the shore Wally Sacco. Dolores Dee Driving up a curb Lucille DiLco Small. Nathaniel Dav d D. Woody Thomas. Joseph Joe 33 Chester Ave. or 24 Stuck-up girls Thomas. Lena Kitten Barbara's house ... Troublcficld. Elmer Trouble Where there is free vittles Poor girls Vaccaro. Rose Ro Blue and White Viviani. Ernie Mickey Bleached hair Vrccland. Patricia Pat With Carl Jean Hunt Carl Viola. Grace .... . Pru J i a 1 Wmbush. Robert Bobbie Girls who smoke Wynn. Margaret Bobbie Up Shirley’s Conceited boys Crew cuts 46 Favorite Expression Famous For How 1 Got Through Ambition . To marry Johnny To marry my ideal, Joe. . To be a nurse . Two kids Old Chap To become Mrs. D. Lehman To be a nurse ..Get married None To get a husband Got to get an A Wanting money Underworld To enioy life Am yftu wim. ? I nnft «iwiviw Never forgot my glasses Surgeon Celling people punchy......... Joke ------------------ By putting the rubber under the teacher sneaker .....-----To be a loafer You know! Running for the 2:30 bu ........ Work! Of course _ Teaching Who' got the homework? ........ —... Chewing gum____________Lease ex pi rod Get married But definitely ... Doing nothing ................ I'm tili wondering Pharmacist Sure!!____________ Nothing ____________Brains . -----------------------------U. S. Navy Watchamacallit Grubbing gum from Buzzy...... God only know Work from 12 to I with an hour for lunch Well, we oil gotta go sometime Singing cowboy song ________________Don't ask me! Marry a millionaire Very funny Telling stories On my mother' signature College Hello Baby Baseball Copying ____________ Attend college and play pro baseball Do you know what happen Polock Brains and ability Routine ............. In one door and out the other I don't know to tell you Let' cat You got to go! 8cing late for cla� _____________ Luck Basketball--------------------- Collecting phone number ------- Attend college To be a nur� e To loaf What' happening Simple as all that Go find a 10b What a cuter Being a Dare-Deb Hanging around doing nothing Being Mr. Buhrman pnze chem. student ________ A fleeting glance and a swift hand Get rich quick I cheated and contributed to the old teacher's home Marry an old lady with a million dollars That' a secret................ A mystery______________________ Copying Carole's homework To find a good job 1 o be Mr — To learn to hit that slow pitch By copying Buzzy's homework To get married What a joke_______ I almost died laughing Being sarcastic By not studying To be Mrs. Caruso Being late and being gullible ...... I slid on a banana peel How nervous ...................... Writing to Vic----------------------------The doors______________ It takes time----.......................... — --------- M.mriw ni Barnnger I'd like to believe you ...... ...... My laugh---------------------------- A sheer mystery Friend of the principal I'll be the last one to let you down__Track _______________________ Your whaling dad Trying to be a musician_____________With Willie's help_________________Musician To see California and Paris To marry Vic _ Hook Wally .._To be a teacher Mortician Playing cupid Let me tell you___________________ z-z-z-z-_________________________________________________________ Bab . I got something to fell you Gossiping ... ....... Oh yeah________________________________Being the only 4A Polock.. You're a nice man...................... Pinching cheeks ...... Same difference - Cheering Honest, really...........................Rushing for 8 00 bus__________ ----------------—......All State chorus----------------------With sneakers I'm sorry but you're so wrong-------------Mambo_____________________ . Guess -----Well, it's a long jtory----------- To be a nurse Amt through y To be Barringer's Dietician Sitting next to smart people________Mrs. ? ... Ask ol'Doc Eisenberg Get a word in before Miss Beebe ____With my new system-------------------Not to go in the army _____On a wing and a prayer--------------To live! ....Doing my homework ...................Fashion designer -----------------To be a beautician -------- -------Nurse 47 This presentation by the combined 4B and Dramatic groups on March 26. 27. 28. 1952 was the revival of the dramatic tradition at Barringer High School. Directed by Miss Clara Mae Gray and under the supervision of Miss Alice Schneider. Class Adviser, it proved to be quite successful. Dramatis Personae Victoria ANNE ROSSILLI Anne BARBARA SHEPPARD ANTHONY FRASCELLA Caroline DOREEN COOK Dr. Sully JOHN McCLOSKEY Mr. Neff MARTIN HONIG ROBERT HIRSCHFELD DOROTHY HOPP Telson PAUL CANTOR Louise THERESA ROSANIA What proof have you no one cite was there? DOUBLE’ DOOR. s not for me? It’ —it’ for Mr . Van Bret. Ws-v, , VVvyV';«fV..rfV,yv. A. ’ v.vw A.. ■ v yv.,w. V� ., iff-V: 'a 1 •vv Presentation of Flowers: Roses fof ,he Director Losses and a lad vocalizing to their hearts’ content. The Music Whirl Our Spring Concert which is held annually, is becoming a famed and successful tradition. The music for this gala night consists of classical and popular music, solos and group songs. Each of the Glee clubs and the band and orchestra perform both individually and collectively. Months before the presentation, preparation for the music festival is begun. Under the able direction of Mr. Argand. Mrs. O'Loughlin and Mr. Greenfield, the groups (well-trained and talented) give a performance that is a credit to their school and their instructors. Sweet Saxe that are the trumpet of tuccci . 49 lcmc Carefree June days and a picnic for the senior class . . . Linden Pool, Linden, New Jersey . . . Two bus loads of energetic senior B's plus Miss Schneider, Mr. Bruder. Mr. Palin, plus one perfect June day minus one day's school assignment equalled one memorable good time. Thi� is the life—pass me some of that southern fried chicken! Ah. come on in. it's not cold!! Picture of leisure Tho golden sands of linden Pool The refugees of the Senior Class Home Room Ralph Attanasi© 6II 4th Strut February 8 Latm Club. Bowling. 4B and 4A Claw Vice President. Peggy Bell 16 Oriental Street January 22 Science Club. John Benet 226 Mt. Prospect April 26 Boy Leader Captain. Robert Blasi 36 Mt. Prospect Avenue December 23 Jr. Red Crott. Fencing. Thereto Lopex 352 No. Ilth Street February 19 Library Club Vice Pretident. Girl Hockey. Basketball. Service Club. After Math. Columbus Day Parade. Science Club. Swimming. Guidance Office Helper. Gym Captain. Spanish Club. 4B and 4A Dance Committee. Yearbook Editor. Mary Anrf MacNulty 179 Bank Street February 1 Columbus Day Parade Anthony Marciano 28 Drift Street November 21 Football. William Matthews 75 9th Avenue March 4 Latin Club. Jr. Red Cross. Science Club, Boys Leader. Orchestra. Langston Mile 38 Gray Street November 10 Latin Club. P.T.S-A.-Asst. Chairman. Science Club. Track. Evelyn Branch 226 Oranoc Street January 25 Acropolis Busines Staff. Glenn Molchan 2B5 Woodji'de Avenue April 22 Visual Aid Crew. Boy Leader, Latin Club. Dramatics. Jerry Ciccone 388 No. 12th Street November 18 P.T.S.A. Barbara Monda 34 Stone Street April I Swimming. Guidonco Office Helper. William Newmark 397 3rd Avenue March 22 Robert Owens 872 DeGraw Avenue March 29 Science Club. Boy Leader. Track and Field. Joan Page 2912 Searing Street March 12 Library Club. Anthony Pepe 630 No. 6th Street December 12 Elaine Pcrugino 406 No. 6th Street January 17 Service Club. Office Helper. 4B Dance Committee. Angelo Picillo 579 No. 7th Street February 21 Latin Club. Science Club. 8a eball Coach. 4B Homeroom President. Photography Club. Radio Club. Edna Potter 255 Garside Street April 24 Girl Hockey. Dolores Sacco 184 No. 12th Street August 12 Library Club—President. Secretary. Latin Club. Acropolis 8usmess Staff, Drama Club. Gym Captain. Service Club. Columbus Day Parade. Basketball, 4B Dance Committee. Yearbook Editor. Frank Cottone Ann Morclli 504 Delavan Avenue April 6 506 Roseville Avenue April 1 Margaret Wynn 90 Newark Street January 24 Gerald D'Allcgro 208 Summer Avenue June 22 Anthony Frascella 253 Ampere Pkwy Blvd April 4 Visual Aid Crew, Drama Club, Student Council Treasurer. After Math. Dramatics. Assembly Committee. Class President. Spanish Club. Betty Julian 460 Summer Avenue January 9 Frank Jackson 200 Newark Street January 9 Frank LaPolla 427 Orange Street June 20 Vincent Albancse 744 Highland A venue March 8 Basketball. Theresa Balicxky 18 5 Abington Avenue December 29 Drama Club. Basketball Acropolis Editor. Book room Helper. Home Room Service Secretary. Gym Captam Dance Committee. Student Teacher. English Award for the best story in Acropolis. Earl Beauchamp 212 Orange Street December 24 Joyce Buccino 190 Mr. Prospect Avenue March 10 Latin Club. Office Helper. Basketball. Dance Club. Softball. Gym Captain, Activities Committee. 4A and 48 Dance Commitee. Cheerleader, Yearbook Editor. Colleen Burke 48 Chester Avenue May 5 Student Council. Spanish Club, Gym Captain. AcropoLs Editor, Guidanco Office Helper. Yearbook Editor. Dolores Curley 192 Orange Street June 12 Service Club. Lucille D'Errico 56 Ninth Avenue December 23 Offico Holper, Assembly Committee. Spanish Club. Guidance Office Helper. 4B Dance Chairman. Acropolis Editor. Dominick Filoramo 752 DeGraw Avenue February 3 Football. Stage Crew. Home Room Service Treasurer. Publicity Committee. Class Treasurer. William Freda 258 Ridge Street June 4 Baseball. Sandra Hoffman 750 Broadway March 26 Social Committee. 4A Dance Committee. Joyce Johnson 722 Clifton Avenue March 23 Gym Captain. Marco Juliano 84 First Street February 14 4B Home Room Treasurer. Student Council. Frances Lardicre 32 North 5th Street March 29 Activities. Gym Captain. Guidance Office. Marie Liccone 601 Worth 5th street March II Basketball. Cheerleader. Dawn Lyons 129 North 6th Street February 8 Assembly Committee. Library Staff. House and Grounds Secretary. June Marshall 630 3rd Street March 5 Girl's Hockey. Swimming. Gym Captam. Basketball Varsity. Felix Martino 390 Parker Street March 5 Bowling. Albert Meglio 495 North llth Street May 8 Filomena Mcsce 558 North 9th Street March 9 Latin Club. Acropolis Agent. Hockey. Drama Club. Basketball. Softball, After-Math. Gym Captain. James Palmiere 16 Elliott Street November 17 Neil Perry 780 North 6th Street November 23 Marie Restaino 25 Hecker Street March 15 Grace Rotonda 194 Second Sreet November 26 Basketball. Joseph Thomas 34 Chester Avenue December 13 Band. Blue Jackets. Rose Vaccaro 87 High Street January 15 Guidance Office Helper. Robert Veronsky 390 Central Avenue January 30 Science Club. Grace Viola 500 North 13th Street May 20 Library Club. Junior Red Cross. Columbus Day Parade. Home Room Service Bulletin Board, Gym Captain. Home Room Rep. Announcements. Patricia Vreeland 17 Beech Road. W. O. October 23 Latin Club. Library Staff. P.T.S.A.. Junior Red Cross. Hockey Varsity. Drama Club. Baskotball Varsity. Swimming, Cheerleader, After-Math Club. Bookroom Helper, 4B and 4A Dance Chairman. Student Loader, Gym Captain, Softball. Yearbook Editor. Robert Winbush 98 Amherst Street. E. O. May 5 Publicity Committee. 8oys' Leader. Science Club. Dramaics Club. Assistant Stage Manager. Art Club. Yearbook Art Editor. 52 Home Room 83 Jottph Lucciola 540 5th Street January 23 Carol March 907 DeGraw Avenue February 14 Acropolis Business Staff, Gym Captain, Library. Rose Mcrola 35 South Hawthorne Lane July 26 Latin Club President. Girls Hockey. Drama Club. Basketball. Softball. After-Math Club Secretary. Student Council. Dramatics. C. D. Parade. Book room Helper. Gym Captain, Slip Monitor. 4B Dance Committee. Cheerleader. Italian Club. Yearbook Editor. Ronald Nicastro 339 North 11th Street February 14 Baseball. Scsscr Peoples 15 North 7th Street December 7 Jr. Red Cross. Track and Field. Basketball. Carole Picket 208Vi 3rd Street May 16 Gym Captain. 4B Class Dance Committee, Latin Club. Lucille Potignano 114 Summer Avenue December 14 Library Club. Gym Captain. Nathaniel Small 68 Netbitt Street Track and Field. August 24 Lena Thomas 208 Norfolk Street 43 Class Dance Committee. January 7 Elmer Troublefield 76 Peabody Place December 12 Track and Field. Ernest Viviani 274 Verona Avenue March 5 Publicity Committee. Stage work. 4B Class Home Room Treasurer. 4B Class Dance Committee. Home Room Service. Constance Alexander 144 Broad Street May 24 Assisted in Foods Lab. Patricia Bianchetti 832 Ml. Prospect Avenue October 29 Twirler Captain. Gym Captain. 4B Class Dance Committee. Dramatics Club—Stage Work. Eleanor Claricurzio 126 Fifth Street March 6 Swimming. Basketball. Cheerleader Captain. Gym Captain. 48 Class Dance Chairman. Student Teacher. Doreen Cook 469 7th Avenue January 5 Office Helper. Latin Club, P.T.S.A.. Girls Hockey—Varsity. Dramatics. Book room Helper, Dramatics Club—Acting. C. D. Parade. Drama Club. Swimming. Basketball —Varsity. Softball. After Math Club. Jr. Red Cross. Student Leader. Assisant Editor and Business Manager for the Yearbook. Margaret Crowley 69 Unity Avenue August 24 Student Council. 4B Class Dance Committee. Assistant Yearbook Editor. Marie Cuseo 170 N. 16th St.. F. O. December 17 Girls Hockey. Gym Captain. 48 Class Dance Committee, Dramatics Club—Stage Work. Pat Delessio 423 North 13th Street June 25 Latin Club. Lucille DiLco 83 North 13th Street May 13 Latin Club Vice President. Drama Club. Service Club. C. D. Parade. Biology Lab. Gym Captain. Italian Club. 4B Class Dance Committee. Co-Editor of the Yearbook. Frank Gesualdo 68 Garttde Sreet January 12 Raymond Giordano 655 North 7th Street December 9 Assembly Committee. Joyce Giuliano 535 North 6th Street Septcmbc' 4 Latin Club Treasurer. Girls Hockcv. Drama Club. Softball. After-Math Club. Book room Helper, 4B Class Secretary. Slip Monitor. Class Dance Committee. Orchestra. Band. Phyllis Gonnclla 149 First Street October 28 Swimming. Basketball. House and Grounds Committee. Gym Captain. Dance Chairman. Cheerleader. Softball. Robert Hirschfeld 90 North llth Street February 15 P.T.S.A.. Dramatics Club—Acting. Martin Honig 92 Grafton Avenue May 1C Dance Committee. Dramatics Club—Acting. Latin Club. Dorothy Hopp 440 Orange Street May 24 Latin Club. Hockey. Drama Club. Basketball. Cheerleader Captain. After-Math President. Gym Captain. 4B Dance Committee. Dr a-mastic Club—Acting. Orchestra. Rhoda Horowitz 14 6th Avenue December 16 Acropolis Business Staff. Office Helper, Gym Captain. 4B Class Dance Committee. Erma lannaccone 275 5th Street August 20 over Three shy little girls????? The pjusc that refreshes frank.c’ Watch the birdie. o «,v An enioyablc night, l°' 0 blrd bl d Dancing In the Dark.' Pumpkin Prom Mm . . . mm . . . good, (turkey winner) What! Ten cents for a coke?” We. the teachers of Barringer, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath to the Class of January 1953. the following: Dr. Saylor: All the success and happiness that you wish for yourselves. A good reputation for Barringer. Mr. Eiscnbcrg: To selected members of the class of January 1953. I give and bequeath a season ticket (good for the period of their natural lives) to a reserved seat on the office bench together with all the privileges, memories, and mutual anguish appertaining thereto: and to those many members of the class with whom I have had no occasion to make any official acquaintance as well as to the above mentioned select few. I give my very best wishes for useful and happy lives. Miss Schneider: A manual on salesmanship or How to make friends and influence people. Mrs. Carleu: A pair of wings for each member of the class. If you keep on flying around like you have in 4B and 4A. you'll need them. Mr. Bruder: To each one a copy of Mr. Muzzey's best effort. People always get curious when they have been graduated. Miss Bccbc: My favorite expression—Bosh. Mr. Palir.: Their proper share of the opposite sex. Mr. Kritzer: I bequeath to the 4A class, everything they desire. Miss Grey: All my best wishes for your happiness and success. Miss C. Gray: All the chewing gum under the seats in room 55. Mr. Monprodc: A bale of cut slips. Mrs. Sedicino: I will to the 4A girls—A 60 minute gym period to be utilized in the following manner: Undressing ........15 minutes Rest Period ..........„l 5 minutes Talking ..........„1 5 minutes Dressing ..............15 minutes All those who desire a shower may take an extra 15 minutes. No need to be concerned about your next class; late Slips will be available at all times. Mrs. Burley: My good will and a book of brand new excuses for absences. Mr. Slavin: A tape recorder with some French records to perfect their parlez-vous . Miss Scalcra: To the 4A class. I bequeath the endless list of fantastic excuses for why girls don't have their gym suits. Mr. Allen: To the class of 1953 I bequeath the nice. fat. bolognalike. meaty columns in our auditorium which have been so beneficial in developing your swan-like—and to your great, great, great grandchildren we bequeath in absentia (who wants to live that long) the new auditorium in the new Barringer. Signed. THE LONG SUFFERING TEACHING STAFF We. the Class of January 1953. 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 persons: Miss Schneider: The strength to carry on after we’re gone. States for 1956. Dr. Saylor: A student body that doesn’t spell Up. D-O-W-N. Mr. Eisenberg: A radar set to spot cutters. Mr. Palin: A new pair of glasses from Kleins. Miss D. Grey: A life-time supply of beautiful handkerchiefs. Miss Scalera: Boys for her cheering squad. Mrs. Sedicino: A Ciel Chapman original. Mr. Zweibel: A book on Memorizing. Self-taught.’’ Miss Wilsey: Enough pots to catch rain from her leaky ceiling. Mr. Kritzer: An old Jackie Gleason Script. Mr. Vogel: A year's supply of wonder drugs. Mr. Monprode: A million dollar bank account. Miss Beebe: A picture of MacArthur and ten darts. Miss Foley: Fame from her book. Long Live Committee Work. Mrs. Burley: A more spacious office for senior girls' coats and books. Miss C. Gray: A reading partner for Shakespeare. Mr. Naporano: An all state girls football team. Mrs. Wilson: A happy and full life after her years in the Bookroom. Dr. Weckstein: A new worm to be discovered. Mr. Slavin: A box of Wheaties. Mrs. Kaplan: A little spare time. Mrs. Dill: Un piccolo esamino. The new 4As: Enough genius to create a yearbook as great as ours. Janitors: Carpets to sweep the dust under. Mrs. Carleu: A chute from her room to Mr. Monprode's room to send late people down. Mr. Bruder: The nomination for the presidency of these United Signed: In witness thereof: ypica Chemistry Now light travels at the samo speed regardless of its color . . French 'Vouloir e'est pouvoir. Child Care And your baby will not ci dosen't go in more than h. General Music By the expression on your faces. I'm sure vou will enjoy the Concerto in B flat minor. Lunch Room Eat, drmk and be merry. English Cowards die many times before their deaths. Lang ton Mile Dorothy Hopp Pat Crowley Robert Hirschfcld Grace Viola Terry Baliczky Angelo Picillo Anthony Fratcella Sandra Hoffman Vmn e Albane c Pat Deletvo Virginia Chaplin Glenn Molchan Carol March Raymond Giordano Grace Rotunda Al Mcglio Lucille D'Errico Joe Lucctola Con tance Alexander Joyce Buccino Doreen Cook Marco Juliano Pat Bianchetti Frank Gcsualdo Pat Vreeland Mary Ann MacNulty Felix Martino Joyce Giuliano Colleen Burke France Lardicrc Dolores Sacco Joyce Johnson Edna Potter Erma lannacconc Elamc Perugmo Ernie Viviani Bob Filoramo Rose Merola Anthony Pope Lucille Potignano Carole Pickel Eleanor Clancurzio a picture arcer Day Future angc|5 of mercy. On March 21st, 1945 Barringer held the first Career Day in the city of Newark. So effective was its results that other schools soon followed our example. On this day, which comes once every two years, outstanding personalities from various walks of life meet the student body in separate conferences. Many of these guests are former Bar-ringerites which lends an air of old home day to the occasion. All the information relating to their particular field which would possibly be of interest to prospective careerists is discussed to the enlightenment of many. Gee. is the career that hard? Uncle Sam wants you! Carefully planned Awaited by all Reliably conducted Effectively received Enlightening the mind Rich in material Democratically organized A Barringer first Youth’s golden opportunity 62 ATHLETICS WVJ Tli| 5 6 tli The oldest high school encounter in the country U 897-1952) featured defensive play. Barringer under dogs bottled up East Orange s fleet backs and held on to a 7-0 lead until the final whistle with our adversary’s ball on our 2-yard line. Barringer cheerleaders as the rcferec calls the ball back. t Filoramo snares th© pass that set up the winning drive. Nicky Saullc away for a twenty-yard gam. And Nicky finally hits paydirt for the only score of th© gam©. 64 Or. O'Crowley. Barringer 1897 Old Guard Trophy from Mf LindstronT East Orange co captain 1927. ,n asseXy Football first Row: John Colatrella. T; Edmond Struckus. T; Jerry Repoli. C; Lawrence Pecceiiello. E; Dom Filor-imo. E; Joseph Pasgua. G. Patsy Forte. G. Second Row: Jerry Pacillo. T. Bob Luongo. T. James Drake. E ; Casnc Miller. G: Richard Vantuno. E; Monaco. G. Robert Mulligan. C. Thomas Forcello. T; Joseph Brasco. E. These were the men behind the team, working ably and unselfishly to bring the team up to smoother performance. Pettoni Bimbo A. Naporano Kapunscnski Gurino Back Line Head Coach Line Back 65 First Row: Joe Racanelli. Jr. Charles Connolly. B: Joseph Bruzzio. B. Louis Olivcnc. B. Anthony Mandio. B. Second Row: Attilio Con tor ti. B; Sal DeVito. B; Joe Racanelli. B; Anthony Marciano. B Anthony Mai ello. B; Chester Smith. 8. Not Pictured: Nick Saullc, B: Donald Ceres. B; Peter Comuno. C. Barn� Ser 6 v 0 Nicky Saulle making tirsf down despite the Eastudcr's headlock. West Side 25 Garfield 0 Barringer 6 Central 21 Barringer 0 South Side 0 Barringer 20 Wccquahic 0 Barringer 12 West Orange 13 Barringer 7 Cast Side 0 Barringer 12 Phillipiburg 18 Barringer 12 Cast Orange 0 Barringer 7 Nick Saulle scooting oft right for a twenty-two yard gain. Dominick Filoramo End Anthony Marciano Back Connolly gaining first down carrying a West Orange tackier with him. Saulle, Forte and Struckus watching Eastsido end run. Plowing through West Side The 1952 season began with some qualms because of the loss of so many seniors at graduation. Added to early injuries our fears seemed justified when the first game ended in a lopsided loss. Then the spirit of the team and the able coaching of Mr. Naporano and his staff took effect. Game after game showed improvement. Losses were close with scores usually late in the game. The West Orange game, for example, was lost in the last minute. The result was glory for the team despite the scores, because with comparatively inexperienced men. Barringer played “over its head time and time again and wound up tieing for second place in City League. Nick Saulle sk.rting right end for a 38 yord gain against West Side. Chester Smith carrying for 18 yard gain in the Central game. Donald Ceres stopping a West Sidcr heading for a breakaway. Barringer had little trouble dc-67 feeling South 81de. 20-0. yesterday In a city league game before a crowd ot 800 at School Stadium. STREAKS BIANKED 4TH GAME IN ROW AS TIDE WINS 2D Bob Owens displaying fast form in the hurdles. I Beauchamp revealing the form that carried him to second place honors in the City meet high jump. Sesser in the 220 hurdles. Nat Small scoring in the high jump. Mr. Anthony Naporano Coach Bouncing back from a unhappy fifth place in the 1951 City Meet. Barringer's thinclads, under the guidance of Mr. Naporano. finished a very respectable second in the ’52 version. Earl Beauchamp. Nat Small. Bobby Owens, and Sesser Peoples, all from the current graduating class, contributed heavily to the sharp upswing on the part of the Big Blue. Small. Owens, and Peoples all cavorted around the two hurdle events, while Beauchamp and small were always sure points in the high jump, with Earl finishing second to the fabulous Arthur Allen in the City event. Sitting: Don Ceres. Frank Rutvonolli, V.nnie Albanete. Captain. Mike Manfro. Frank Vecchione. Standing: Mr. Neremberg. coach. Peter Comune. Bob Mulligan. Bill Keegan. Mel Jackson. Setter People . Richio Vantuno, Larry Peccatiello. Vinnic Albanetc trie to pat in an impattc! Jutt at eaty as eating apple pie (Setter). 1951-52 Season Scores 37 42 51 43 Barringer 67 Weequahic . 49 Barringer 53 Central 61 Barringer 63 . 50 Barringer 68 53 Barringer 41 East Side .... 53 Barringer 71 68 54 West Side 44 Barringer 56 71 Barringer 61 47 Barringer 67 East Side .... 70 Barringer 51 Bloomfield . 61 Barringer 43 48 Barringer 72 Newark Tech. ... 40 Barringer 49 Kearny 42 Barringer 67 46 • i A The Basketball season opened December 9 against Seton Hall with only two 4A’s in the lineup: Sesser Peoples, forward and Vinnie Albancse. guard. With six veteran 4B's returning, of whom Mel Jackson offers most promise. Coach Joe Neremberg hopes for a successful season. V j mj Baseball Mr. Scdicino Coach Ok. follows. Left get into it.” The run that beat Central. With only one first stringer returning from 1 951 's near City Champions. Barringer’s baseball fortunes took a sharp downward trend in '52. The Blue dropped to sixth in the City with a record of two wins against eight losses, and only racked up four wins in the entire season. After beating Central and Saint Benedicts in the season opener and follow through, the Ridge Streeters had a long drought before winning their next game, downing East Orange. One of the bright spots in a dismal season came in the second game of a double header with East Side. Barringer knocking the Ironbound powerhouse off. thereby eliminating them from the City League race. Both Bill Freda, second baseman, and Ronald Nicastro. third base-man from the January. 1953 graduating class, saw plenty of action, and gave valuable aid to the weak but determined Barringer nine. Freda starred in the East Orange. St. Benedicts. Seton Hall and Bloomfield games, while Nicastro excelled in the East Orange. Kearny, and Bloomfield contests. Bill Freda 2nd Base Ronald Nicaitro 3rd Bate 7 2 Front Row; John Bacck. John Marcheso. Bill Baldanfc. Mike Mazzoi. Lou Dell’ormo. Barry Hutchins. Vinmo Bovc. Back Row: Ronmo Nicaitro. Fred Trent, Bill Freda. Bob Mulligan. Mcl Jackion. Gut Oitoli. Don Ceres, Jack Murray. Joo Sarno. Tony Dclbury. Eleanor Claricurxio Co Captain Mi Scalcra Advisor THE SQUAD Agnes Skerko. Mane Liccone. Erma Chiaravello. Joanno Boyd. Joyce Bixcmo. Par Vreeland. Phyllis Gonnclle. Helen Eng. Dorothy Hopp, Rose Merola. Eleanor Clancurzio. Alba Cordaseo. Maxine Hmci Not Shown: Viola Johnson Dorothy Hopp Co-Captain Front Row: Georgcaon Ciccone, Pat Bianchetti, Captain, PatMatcra. Back Row: Rose Anno Carlucci. Mario Belluso. Joan Gcrhauscr. Not Pictured: Theresa Romania, Esther Hall. Ma jorettes Energetic and charming girls highlighted this season s twirling squad. With the help and excellent example set by their captain Pat Bianchetti they proved to be one of the best squads Barringer has ever had. Mr. William Greenfield Adviser Pat Bianchetti Captain B - Girls Any girl having earned a total of 1200 points by participation in parades, extra curricular sports being a sport Captain, being constantly prepared in gym. and having received the grade of A or B in classwork has the honor of being called a “B girl and receiving a sports letter for her achievement. 74 Girls from Left to Right: Joyce G'uliano. Joyce Buccrno. Patricia Vrcc-land, Phyllis Gonnella. Erma lanoaccOne. Dorothy Hopp, Rose Morola, Eleanor Claricurzio. Doreen Cook. Section V ACTIVITIES and ADS Band MR. W. GREENFIELD. Conductor Girls' Service MISS M. GREENE. Facutly Adviser Blue Jackets MR. W. GREENFIELD. Faculty Adviser Orchestra MR. W. GREENFIELD. Conductor Mixed Chorus MR. A ARGAND, Adviser Spanish Club MR. A. ZWElBEL. Faculty Adviser Italian Club MRS ALBANO AND MRS. V. ClPPOLETTI. Faculty Advisers Science Club MISS A. SCHNEIDER. Faculty Adviser French Club MR. S. SLAVIN. Faculty Adviser After-Math Club MRS. H. KAPLAN. Faculty Adviser Student Council MR. I. MERKIN. Faculty Adviser Visual Aids Club National Honor MISS K. WALSTON. Faculty Adviser MR. S. R. BUHRMAN, Faculty Adviser Acropolis Staff MISS J. GIRKONT, Faculty Adviser Well Wishers Frank Addeo Joyce Adorna Angela and Ann Josephine Batchelor Eleanor Berezansky Buddy Red. Angel Mary Brighton Charles Buccino Evcrna 8rown Thelma B rod us Leonard Baccaro Thomas Bennett Lucy Brown Lena Bates Bob and Loretta Don Beaton Betty Bennett Addic and Jcannic Benvenuti Jean Butler Bobbie and Ronny Mary Carye Carter Lucille Caputo Jo Ann Caputo Phyllis Curcione Laura Chiappinelli Jerry Coppola Carmola '‘Sister Audriano Mrs. A. J. Crowley Mrs. G. Crowley Mr. A. J. Crowley Joseph Catalano Aurelio Catalario Daniel Chcappoinclli Carlo Carchia Kenny Crawford Carol and Joe Anthony Caruso Donald Ceres Attilio Conforti Levy Curley Alberta Curley Mrs. Mattie Calvin Lucille Cipriano Chet and Jack Gus Dotoli Ray DuVal Dawn and Billy Ralph A. D.Paolo Diane and Joe James Drako Carmine DeLaura Mr. and Mrs. N. DePasquale Mr. and Mrs. M. DcNicola Don. Gail. Edith. Mickey Daisy and Donald Duck Jackie DiLco Mary Arm DiLeo Louise M. Dohn Reverend Daniel Dion Mrs. Lulu Mac Douglas Angie DcBacco Anna Dillon Mane Dwyer Elisa and Anna Frankie Mrs. Anniscl Faith Mr and Mrs J. Frascella Fil and Lou Joseph Festa. Jr. Frank and Gerry Frank and Toni Genevieve Gaskin Zelda Goldman Phyllis Giuliano Gail and Don G. T. and C. M. Nicholas Guarino Florence Greengrovc Lady Gcsualdo Marvin Ganek Marion Griffin Thomas Gugliotta Louise Gugliotta Mrs Hattie Gambl Gerald and Cathy Grace Lclia Goodalc Doth Grace Sylvia Hammock Marva Howard Don Hdnwich Frank Hartman Sandra Hoffman Mrs. Harriet Harris Lena Hycr Albert Izzo L. M A. Imbimbo I D. I s John teolari Mr. and Mrs. J. lannaccone Ann lannaccone Mai Jackson, 42 Elaine Jones Jo and Tom Jimmy and Babs Joan and Ernie Jim and Ann Dorothy Jones Jcncttc and Paul Joyce Mariorie Jackson Wallace Jackson Barbara Kendzierski King Pullie” Elaine Kraibuehler Bobby Longstrcct Dorothy Lumb Lillian and Leonard Howard Leibowitz Mrs Flora Lindsay Prudy La Torraca Lucille and Anthony Joan Lee Clifford F. Lee Stefani Lundy Mary Madiraca Mrs. Connie Mclillo Alice Martin Mclva Mitchum Gloria Megaro Hand E. McQueen Millie and Lou Marianne and Charlie Mar.e and Joe Miss McLaughlin Kathleen McEwan Mr. and Mrs. A. Michele Tommy Mescc Ralph Mcsce. Jr. Theodore Michele Mrs. A R. McDonald Howard Mcssncr Claire Mmgnone Mary Monaghan Adeline Monda Barbara Monda Doris Monda Sandra Monda Sandy Monda Elamc Monaco AI ico Milton Dolores Nicastro Maryann Notare F. W. Owens Barbara Owens Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Bryant Marie Potignano Carla C. Potignano Carla Potignano. Jr. Michael Potignano Pfc. Charles N. Pokol Janet Palcnski Alphonse Paradise Albina Perna Filomcna Petoia Mr. Roy Pitman Mrs. R. Pitman Lewis Pierce Elame Palermo Reverend W. H. Pitts Carol Pompilio Peanuts Paraboschi Joseph Pacilli. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Quinn Mercedes Quicko Brenda Rose Sal Ragosta Joe Rotonda Agnes Rampichinl Mr. and Mrs. L. Rizzolo John Roberts Roy and Jo Ann Bessie May Robinson Elaine Reid Robert Robinson Harriet Simpkins Peggy Spino Willie Shands Mrs. Margurite Sheppard Maxine S. Agnes Smith Shirley and Bob Mrs. A. D. Shirley A. P. San Filippo Rose Slavaforidlo Agnes Skerko Sandy and Don Dottie Stoner Mariam E. Smith Joan Singerlo Jim Sivolella C. S. V. Speed Virginia Stio Mar ann Sivolella Marcello A. Stablini Marilyn Spiedel Sue and Bob Jeanne Steiger Joyce Thigpenn Carol Tappetta Tom and Bob Viola Thompson Visual Aid Crew Violet and Bill Eleanor Wilsey Katherine Walston Ethel Williams Wtmphery Williams Mattie Wynn Ethel William Simon Woodward Gail Williams Mrs. Ruben White John Wynn Earlme Washington Mrs. Josephine Wells Mr. and Mrs. Hattie Williams Michael Yurgeles Patricia Zoppi Tom Zarro Kathleen Zompeglione MArket 3-9637 Compliments of BEST WISHES 1. Q. T. BLUE AND WHITE CLOTHING, INC. LUNCHEONETTE 251 So Orange Avenue Newark, N. J. HUmboldt 3-5360 For Quick Service Call Up HUmboldt 2-5582 JOHN DE MARZI J.T.B. ARTIST BUREAU John T. Barnes. Director Meat fir Poultry Market Music and Entertainment —: Groceries :— Any Occasion —:— Any Budget 162 Verona Avenue Newark, N. J. 188 Belmont Avenue Newark, N. J. Humboldt 2-1 178 Compliments of HAROLDS MARKET Prime Meats and Groceries CLASS OF JUNE 1953 63 Oriental Street Newark, N. J. Dear Graduates of January 1953, 1 wish each one of you success and happiness in adult life. 1 hope you will regard your High School education as only a foundation and will build on it either by yourself or with the help of institutions at day or evening classes. No matter what your job may be. continue learning to think —study logic; aim to acquire a mature mind— study Overstreet's Book, consider the problem of World Peace—read, among others, the works of Sir Norman Angell. And ever try to express worthy thoughts in the best language you can. Then 1 think you'll succeed in graduating well from Life School. Janet M. Murray Compliments of RALPH S. ROSAMILIA HUmboldt 2-61 54 We Deliver Verona Meat Market Frosted Foods — Choice Meats and Poultry 321 VERONA AVENUE NEWARK 4. N. J. A Friend HUmboldt 3-9194 Rausch's Sweep Shop Stationery Supplies 133 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Armino’s Live Poultry Market Free Delivery NEWARK. N. J. 84 CUTLER STREET Success and Happiness To Our Daughter ROSE and Mrs. Vincent Merola Rockland Chemical Co., Inc Compliments of National Shoe Repair We Carry A Full Line of Shoes Eastern Freight Lines 38 BETHRONE STREET NEW YORK CITY 273 MAIN STREET WEST ORANGE. N. J. BEST WISHES FROM THE Hoffman Family The Corner Store iSl FOURTH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. At No. 11th Street HUmboldt 5-9831 BEST WISHES FROM Colasanti's Stores GROCERY - DELICATESSEN - DRY GOODS Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Baliczky 647 NORTH 6th STREET NEWARK 7. N. J, ORange 5-3712 Charis Mrs. Lillian Winbush CORSETIERE 98 AMHERST STREET EAST ORANGE. N. ). SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS and Mrs. John Liccone TO THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1953 MY BEST WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS SINCERELY Michael Yanuzzi HUmboldt 2-1540 Free Delivery Forest Hill Delicatessen Liquor Store WINES - LIQUORS - BEER 146 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. MO 3-0166W MO 8-2176J Standard Metal Products Co. Van Ness Place and Route 23 Mountain View. New Jersey Aluminum Combination Windows and Doors FREE ESTIMATES Compliments of MR. fir MRS. FRANK GALORNO Compliments of Guarino’s Pharmacy JAMES BLANDA. Reg. Phar.. Prop. BLOOMFIELD AVE.. at Sth ST.. NEWARK. N. J. HUmboldt 3 8864 Humboldt 2-8135 Best of Luck To The Class of January 1953 Compliments of FROM THE DARE DEBS MICHAELS FLORISTS Elaine Frances 87 Roseville Avenue Newark. N. J HUmboldt 3-9866 Hair Stylist BUY FOR LESS FOR CASH Bobbie’s Beauty Shoppe DIAMONDS WATCHES 720 BROADWAY NEWARK. NEW JERSEY JEWELRY BEST WISHES FROM THE Lardiere Family JEWELERS SINCE 1890 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. James Kee and Family Compliments of Prosperity Food Market 546 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 201 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1953 D. and V . Haddow i L Compliments of the Compliments of the “Enileffs” Barringer High School ELEANOR BEREZANSKY STUDENT COUNCIL SHIRLEY COLESTOCK LAURA GORDON MARIE LICCONE CAROLE PICKEL a MILLIE RENNA GRACE ROTONDA HUmboldt 3-1411 SICA BARBERS Frank Morelli. Prop. Frank L. Caprio • BUILDING MATERIALS” 676 Bloomfield Avenue Bloomfield. N. J. Representing Industrial Service and Supply Co. HUmboldt 3-3726 - ANTHONY R. LUPPINO 826 NO. 6th STREET ARCHITECT NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 506 Roseville Avenue Newark 7, N. J. HUmboldt 3-8937 GOOD LUCK TO JOYCE BUCCINO AND ALL THE GRADUATING PUPILS NICASTRO'S RESTAURANT Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eisen BAR and GRILL Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nicastro 217 Berkley Avenue Newark. N. J. WAverly 6-0336 Compliments of Mike's Amoco Station THE ACME COMPANY Compliments of “The Lantern” 25 Aldine Street Newark 8. N. J. 646 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of Mrs. William McGuire BARBARA ANO JACK Martin Cleaners 81 GARSIDE STREET NEWARK. N. J. BLc-omfiold 2 0813 Young and Sons CLEANERS AND FURRIERS 7 A M. TO 7 P.M. JA RACE STREET BLOOMFIELD. N. J. BEIIeville 2-4196 Compliments of Belleville Machine and Mfg., Co. MAKERS OF PRECISION TOOLS CONGRATULATIONS TO EACH OF THE GRADUATES OF JANUARY 1953 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sacco BEST WISHES FROM THE After-Math Club BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO SCHWARZ DRUG STORE 457 Clinton Avenue 58 Broadway (Near Posh me) (Near Crane St.) Newark. N. J. Newark, N. J. Compliments of “THE SIREENS” DOREEN COOK LUCILLE DILEO JOYCE GIULIANO DOROTHY HOPP ROSE MEROLA FILOMENA MESCE DOLORES SACCO PAT VREELAND COMPLIMENTS OF THE “STARDUSTERS” Happiness and Success To Each Member of the Class of January 1953 MR. AND MRS. JOHN COOK Patrons Mrs. L. Aiello Mr. and Mrs John Alexander Charles A. Allen Angela and Yvonne Anthony and Rose Arlene and Pete Jo Ann Attanasio Edith Avalone Mr. Nicholas Avalone Mr. Ralph Avalone Mr. Rudy Avalone Mr. and Mrs. V. Azzard Cathy and Gus Barlas Ada Barnes Mr. and Mrs. James Bates Betty and Rose Dorothy L. Beebe Daniel Bevere Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Blasi Bill and Johnny Mr. and Mrs. George Brown Mr. and Mrs. M. Calandra Eleanor Carleu Joseph Cascella Mr. and Mrs. Janes Catalano Frank R. Ccrreto. M.D. Chiacco Family Evelyn G. Chinn Connie and Larry A friend Denny and Doris Mr. and Mrs. Don Coppola Cosetfe's Luncheonette Linwood Curley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cuseo Mr. and Mrs. James Del Grosso Norman Davis Tony DeVitto Mr. and Mrs. A. DiChiaro Mr. and Mrs. Frank DiLeo Lena DiLeo Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dill Helen Doyle Mr. and Mrs. David Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ferraro and Sons Phillip Ferraro '50 J. B. Fluellen Lucy Fodali Adolph Fodali Grayce A. Foley Pat Forte and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frascclla A Friend Mrs. L. H. Garner Mrs. Felice Gcnese Mr. and Mrs. Nick Genese Raymond Giordano Theresa Giordano Carmela Giordano Filomena Giordano Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Giuliano Grenci Sweet Shop Dorothy Grey Joan and Gerry Mrs. Mildred Hunter Ella and Nora Hardy Pattie Harris Connie Inferrante Mary Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kalaky Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kee, Jr. Dorothy E. Kelly. R.N. Inez Kerr Roy J. Knox Mr. and Mrs. J. Kozma E. Louise Kraus Elba M. Lang Anthony LaPolla Joe LaPolla MR. Lerner Patrons James Liccone John Liccone Mrs. E. Ligon Theresa Lombardi and Sam McConville Mr. and Mrs. John Lopez Mr. and Mrs. William Lundy Maddy and Joan Marie and Jack Marie and Vic Margaret and Raymond McCann 2nd Lt. Martha Marshall Mr. Edward Mason Drewcry and Ira McCullough Mrs. Patrick McKenna M. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacNulty Marge and John Midwood Tony Miele Pasco Miller Miss Sallie Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miles Mr. and Mrs. B. Mitchell Mom and Pop Mr. and Mrs. J. Mucario Janet M. Murray Catherine G. Nardone Mr. and Mrs. G. Newmark Mr. and Mrs. F. Newmark Mr. Joseph Nicastro Miss Lucy Nicastro Mr. and Mrs. P. Notte 01 lie Robert Owens Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Pepe Grace Petoia Lucille Petoia Marie Pcrugino Marie Perugino Mr. and Mrs. Domenico Piro Vic and Em Porcelli Mr and Mrs. Langston Price Mr. and Mrs. John Pullie Joe Racanclli Maina Rose Rest Ralph. Millie and Nephews Mrs. Stella Rizzo Joe and Phil Ritacco Mr. and Mrs. G. Restaino and Family Jane Ralston John Reed Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Rotonda Chuck Ruotolo Ed Sakovitch T. Sanford Sant’s Badery Nick Saulle Alice Schneider Barbara Sheppard Mrs. Corine Smith Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Taurosa Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Taurosa Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taurosa Billy and Vincent Timpanaro Tony. Lucille. Paula Helen B. Tunstead Mrs. Vaccaro Mrs. Gertrude Varley Vicki, Jeani, Elaine, Diane Mrs. Helen Viviani Mr. Eugene Viviani Albert Vreeland Mr. and Mrs. John Webster Albert and Secession White Mr. and Mrs. William Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Williams Mrs. Jean Wilson Tyson Wilson Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Winbush Lorraine Winbush Joseph Wozniak PHOTOGRAPHY UNDER PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF MEURICE OPEN EVENINGS HOLIDAYS AND SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT We wish to take this opportunity of expressing our appreciation to the Barringer High School students for their confidence in appointing us the Official Photographers for the Athenaeum. It has been a distinct pleasure to work with the Editor and Staff in producing the pictures for this yearbook. The Crescent Photo Studio 835 BROAD STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY MArket 2-9898 A PRACTICAL AND ECONOMICAL METHOD OF PRODUCING COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL ANNUALS Netu City Printing Co. — CLASS SONS EDITORIAL ' vcOO' AVxe cSc e ;s 6° .� 9 nH e ip v o' s . « 2f e ,6C tiP1' ,Y N® co' W' « M fc® S0 xV' sc nH °' iO A cC + . ’ e� N® K' C-o v SO-- ,o 3- 3 ,vc o°' ,6 I , aH °° a e v c .6 A c6. 'H'v _w|Su ,Y ®° M ‘ SN X S°° ,6e c e®° A '“” xVNO K'6 ,otf , c s e( e9 V VeX s? •.oNe 3C A® ft Y d® A o V - Dr. Roger B. Sayl or PRINCIPAL Statesman, yet friend to truth! of soul sincere. In action faithful, and in honour clear; Who broke no promise, served no private end. Who gained no title, and who lost no friend. What a piece of work is a man! How noble in reason' How infinite in faculty! In form, in moving, how express and admirable ... in apprehension how like a god! VICE PRINCIPAL 4 FACULTY Mr. D. Palm. Miss G Foley. Dr. A. P. Sterner. Mr. A. Coppola. Mr. J. Kntzer. Mite M. McLaughlin, Mis K. Walston, Miss ). Girkont. Not Pictured: Miss C. M. Gray, Mrs. G. Kingsley. History Department Front Row: Miss B. Schwartz. Mr. P. Lippe. Mis D. Beebe Back Row: Mr. R. Ammarcll, Mr. L. Kaplonski, Mr. ). Thomas. Not Pictured: Mr. J. Bruder. Mr. I. Merkin, Mr. W. Monprode. Miss A. Smith. Mr . F. Burley. Mrs. V. Cipolletti, Mrs. ). Dill, Mr. R. J. Bruder. Not Pictured: Mr. J. Vogel, Mr. I. Merkin, Mrs. G. Kingsley. Mr. W. Monprede. Language Department Mr. S. Slavin. Mrs. J. Dill. Mr. A. Zweibel. Mrs. J. Albano. Mr. V. Sibilia. Mrs. V. Cipolletti, Mrs. E. Carleu. Industrial Arts Mr. A. Sauer. Mrs. A. Shirley. Mr. D. Vernicro Cafeteria Special Personnel Mrs. E. Kraus. Mrs. E. Goldsmith. Miss F. Boll. Mrs. A. Frey. Science Department Front Row: Mr . G. King. Mu M. Greene. Mis A. Schneider. Mi � R. Rinc. Back Row. Mu D. Grey. Mr. S. Buhrman. Dr. A. Weckstem, Mr. M. Lorner. Mi H. Tunttead. Mathematics Department Front Row. Mrs. H. Kaplan. Mi � H. FarqUiar, Mi E Wilscy. Sack Row: Mr. S. Seid er. Mr. N. Ayer . Mr. F. Hartman. Typing and Home Economics Mis M. Smith. Mrs. E. Deanna. Mrs. L. Kappstatter. Miss J. Gel la . Custodians Music Department Mr . M. 0‘Loughlin, Mr. W. Greenfield, Mr. A. Argand. Ad visers Mis. Josephine Dill Guidance Adviser Mrs. Florence Burley Guidance Adviser Mr. Leonard Keplonski Homeroom Teacher Mr. David Palin Yearbook Adviser Miss Miriam Smith Class Adviser and Homeroom Teacher Mrs. Evelyn Dcaring Homeroom Teacher 8 Joseph Brasco Vice President Class Offi cers Frank V««chione President Nick Rustonello Vice President George Martino Vice President Diego Vinci Vice President Helen ing Donald Corrigan Secretary Treasurer Carol Pompilio Ed'tor-in-Chiof Donald Barer Homoroom Editor Anne Rotsllll Homeroom Editor Donald Corrigan Business Manager Barbara Sheppard Assistant Editor Cassio Miller Homeroom Editor Dolores Voglino Special Assistant Rote Mary Chiego Homeroom Editor Carmelita Martin Special Assistant Frank Vecchione Homeroom Editor Joseph Bratco Homeroom Editor Nick Saulle Art Editor Patricia Forcella Business Manager II And to. his senses gradually wrapt in a halt slew, he dreams of better worlds. Diane Adubato A daughter of the gods. Divinely tall. And most divinely fair. Gladys M. Baird Tall in stature as though Lawrence P. Annicchiarico If business interferes with pleasure, forget business. 12 i Joseph Brasco Opinion m good men it but knowledge in the making. Margaret Brislin words ere tew. but what she speaks she knows. 13 Joseph D. Bruzxio To worry little, study lost, is my idea of happiness. Leonora Burbage A light heart lives long. Frances Calvello Graced with all that charms the heart. Robert Caruso Helen C. Castellano Art is not a thing: it is a way. A quiet nature and a steadfast friend. M 15 Mildred C. Celia for even though vanquished. Sho could argue ttill. ii.� rkifao Marie Cavallo She is gentle that doth gentle deeds. Donald Ceres He scores in sport and friendship. A sparkling eye. a light step; here is a girl with lots of pep. Morris J. Coppola His business is being a Inend. Jerry Coppola His heart wjs made of simple, manly stuff. Bonnie Sue Cline Wearing all that weight of learning lightly like a flower. Janice Corona Full of sweet indifference. Sam C. Coppola He has the will, he'll find a way. Let naught your cheery nature spoil. Richard E. Davis A pleasant fellow with pleasant ways. Donald A. Corrigan To know how to hide one's ability it great skill. Myrna M. DeCarlo She has a heart for every joy. 18 Patricia Forcella very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. Edward A. Esculano The only way to have a friend It to be one. Violet Fabiano How sweet and gracious even in common speech. 19 Albert Forte Never wronging any man in at! the realm, toy aught he did or laid. Patsy Forte Succcsj it obtained through constant effort. Josephine T. Gaito The spirit of fun is in her. Eleanor Galluxzo V W There is a laughing devil in her eyes. ' x iT'fc. Edward Gallagher Jovial and smiling all the time. 20 Joan Gerhauser Ambition has no rest Salvatore Garofalo Not too quiet, not too sod. not too studious, not too glad. Salvatore Gcngaro A flashing foil. shout Cn garde!” Raymond Giacobbe Or simple tasto and mind content. Joe A. Gianfrancesco A man of gladness seldom falls into madness 21 Zelda Goldman In Mature small, ambition large. Walter Goliender Born with wit and wisdom. hears thy storm', in the drums Patricia Growney c fame acclaimed her name Joseph N. Guarino A good companion makes _ a _ ■ | - 22 23 Sandra E. Jones he if.i'i wHI be my guiding light Laura Kami Grace was in all her if heaven in her eyes. Success follows tne worker, the gay at heart, and the breve. William M. Keegan Gentle of speech, beneflcient of mind.'t rb Louise C. Kanyock Modesty is the beauty of womei Robert Kerekes I don't argue. I merely discuss. Anthony Laratta A friend it worth all hazardt can run. Edward Laughlan Speech it great; but silence it greater 25 Janet Lee Flirtation, attention without intention. Paul Lfembo Hit talents were mote of the silent type ■sc! A horse! Mi for a horse. Loretta Ann Malanga In corsversation humor is more than Wit. easiness more than knowledge. 26 John Marseglia None but himself can be his parallel. Martin Carmclita Martin V merry and be wise. Br m' And more than wisdom, more than wealth. A merry heart that laughs at care. George Martino No man is born without faults. He is best who has the fewest Robert Musal Profound sincerity is the only basis of talent as is character. 28 John F. Moyer In quietness and confidence shall bo your strength. Ernie Monaco Wit end wndcm are born with a men. Stanley R. Mueller Tis good will makes intelligence. Robert Mulligan Nothing can be purchased which is better than a firm friend. John P. Murray A winning personality is an asset on the road to success. Ralph Niccolls A laughing young man, sunny with freckles. Isabelle Niosi friendship she will never lack. Jerry Pacillo Some think the world was made for fun and frolic and to do I. Joseph Pasqua His good humor brings smiles to everyone's face. 30 Gunther E. Piassek Would justly consider women to be weaker than ourselves and yet we are governed by them. Carol Pompilio Her eyes hold the light of ambition. 3 Joseph Racanclli He likes to do nothing and do it well. Al Raimo The world will teem rosy the d.iy I graduate. Arthur Ramaglia As }o et as a brass band. Diane Theresa Reboli Should aught anno refute to be Theodore Ramirez Trusty friend and comrade. Anne Rossilli wjj born with a gift of laughter a sense that the world was mad. A Judy Richards mind it richer than a crown. Jean Richards She has a kindness all her own. Bernard M. Recenello Silence is strength. Nicholas J. Saullc A valiant youth and strong. Evelyn R. Scudese BuMJtituI in form and fcaturt lowly at the day. Joseph Sarno Full of fun and mischief too. Doing things he shouldn't do. is Annette B. Salerno Without love and laughter there is no joy. Nicholas Russonello Nothing can be purchased which better than a firm friend. 34 Barbara J. Sheppard In her arc found all things needed for success . . . intelligence, keen understanding, and quick wit. Betty Ann Senerchia Pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Marlene Smith Her smile is as uright as her hair. Joyce Fostina Smith The two noblest things, wNch are sweetness and light. 35 Lois Slack Her hair is her crowning glory. Jo Ann Stokes Aqc cannot wither her. nor custom stale her infinite variety. James Taylor A man of all hours, ready for anything. X Anita Soriano A fashionable woman is always loved. Vincent A. Toxxi A Quiet lad not lacking in friends. Alfred Trent Lite is dull without a corny oke. Guy William Turner Hit music will give him fame. Richard Vantuno Friendship and wit are at his fingertips. v • V Frank Vecchione Charactf is higher than intellect, yet he hat both. Lillian Ventrello A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Joan Wagner It's nico fo be natural, when you're naturally nice. Albert Vesco A man of virtue, judgement and prudence, speaks not until there is silence. Friends I have made, whom envy mutt commend, but not one foe whom I would wish a friend. Gracie Villane with laughter Diego Vinci Mercury travels on winged Dolores Voglino 38 Fred Eckel Never hurry — you'll get there just JS well if you take your time. Ann Elia Be merry as ever you can. Graduates Charles Teresa Joseph Castellano August Barbara Sheppard First Place Donald Corrigan Second Place Betty Ann Senerchia Second Place George Martino Seventh Place Elinor Gulla Eighth Place ] Patricia Forcella Ninth Place Patty Forte Eleventh Place NOT PICTURED Grace Macaluto Sixth Place Home Student Frank Vecchione Ninth Place Jo Ann Stokes Eleventh Place Class In the Fall of ’50 we came to Barringer, shyly eager sophomores. Before we knew it our first Barringer dance was upon us. We discovered in Bio that antennae are found elsewhere besides on TV sets. From geometry we learned the difference between concentric and eccentric, in English we wrestled with hyperboyle—and we were bewilderment personified! Remember when we ■discovered the Blue, got our first crush on a senior, and made the Super every cycle? . . . Through football pep assemblies, the Thanksgiving game, and our first award assembly we were introduced to the age old customs of Barringer and came to realize what a wonderful school it was. That year Barringer terminated a glorious grid season by walking off with the Old Guard Trophy for the twenty-third time, and tying West Side for the City Championship . . . Who can ever forget the Phil Rizzuto assembly when we were all late for Latin cause we waited for his autograph, or the Latin skit in which Bob Zinn even stumped some of the seniors with his inquiry, “Are you an octo-genarean? . . . We began to participate in activities very early in our sophomore year. Imagine our surprise when Viola Johnson, a member of our class, got third prize in the school talent show! . . . Remember how big the science club was then? Carmic Martin gave Miss Schneider a turtle as a peace offering for misbehaving in class . . . How about those twenty-seven minute lunch periods in the middle of a major! ... In the Spring we were busy climbing trees for our leaf notebooks and making a good impression on the Evaluation Committee. We all had the opportunity to vote for Student Council President . . . Confederate flags adorned student vehicles . . . some of us even went to the Senior Prom! . . . “Too Young was on everyone’s lips . . . Summer was upon us and school was dismissed. Junior Year! We were no longer on the outside looking in. nor were we merely scapegoats, shunned by upperclassmen. We were upperclassmen, and with the addition of freshmen to the school once again, our position was even heightened . . . Physics and chem hit us like an H-bomb. Everyone was a “Zombie . . . Forty-five minute lunch periods returned and pupils began to gain weight! . . . We met Muzzey . who we discovered was to haunt us for the rest of our days as BHS . . . Who’ll ever forget “Mr. Bruder's history class ? (Didn't we give him a hard time!) or Miss Walston’s original compositions: Yellow . Something Small”, etc. . . . We began to participate more and more in assembly programs . . . We watched Barringer beat E. O. 25-27 Thanksgiving Day. breaking the tie between the rival schools . . . The dramatics class organized, and under the direction of that unforgettable personality Miss Clara Mae Gray, put on “A Wedding”, with Anne Rossilli and Barbara Sheppard, both juniors . . . We had a lovely Christmas assembly, with carols and Bible excerpts, climaxing in a brilliant Halleujah Chorus . . . The new year found Laura Kammel half smothered under layers of face putty in dramatics, all of us having fun with Mr. Kaplonski (remember when he misplaced the history test!) and rehearsals well under way for the Double Door . . . Zelda was beyond surprise when her friends staged a birthday party in the cafeteria complete with cake and trimmings . . . Club names adorned varsity jackets . . . Wasn't home nursing a riot! . . . Barringer had an extremely successful Career Day . . . Double Door” had a three night run . . . We were measured for our rings . . . With all juniors running for Student Council President: five girls and two boys. Barringer bowed to its first lady president. Edith Travisano. a junior B. Joan Gerhauser became treasurer and Carol Pompilio. recording-secretary . . . There were cheers and tears when the results of cheerleading tryouts were posted, but our class was proud of its final representation on the squad . . . We elected our yearbook staff . . . Joan Gerhauser was chosen as representative to Girls' State . . . How we struggled 44 History through exams: French conjugation, “infinite decreasing geometric progression”, the “Rising of the New West , “Beowulf’, and then, at last, we were . . . Seniors! The yearbook staff was restless at first, but after much discussion on style of personals and a suitable theme, we finally settled down to work . . . Vecchione. Corrigan, and Eng became our class leaders . . . Barbara Sheppard. Betty Ann Senerschia. and Helen Eng became Acropolis editors. . . Stanley Mueller ordered a ’52 ring! . . . Remember the very touching Columbus Day program? ... If we hadn't bought Barringer sweatshirts in sophomore year we got them as seniors, and wore them to all the football games . . . Did we protest when it was announced that periods would no longer be omitted for assembly progams! ... All the girls sported sweaters and white collars . . . We were overjoyed when President Truman came to Newark (with a note from home we were excused from school). All we ever saw was the backs of heads . . . Our 4B dance, the Goblin's Hobble”, was a huge success! . . . Eisenhower won the presidential election in spite of the BHS straw vote favoring Stevenson ... All sorts of political puns were circulated . . . Some of us were (un) fortunate enough to be in Mr. Ammarell's infamous fourth period class. What a crazy combo of characters! . . . Creative Writing was a new experience in expression, and we enjoyed experimenting with cinquains and hokkus . . . We were generally found around Mrs. Burley's office, and not always for disciplinary reasons. (We had by this time learned the art of escaping detection.) We applied everywhere from UCLA to Newark State . . . Thirteen of us were elected to National Honor . . . Barry King was our handsome drum major . . . Helen. Vi. Max. and Erma cheered, as Nickie Saulle. Joe Pasqua, and Patsy Forte led our team on to victory Thanksgiving Day. Man. did we show E. 0! . . . Before we knew it we all had part time jobs and the Christmas rush was upon us . . . Loretta Malanga was seen knitting argyles in study hall . . . Miss Farquhar's homeroom put up a tree and took it down the same morning! . . . The girls wore tinsel, holly, tree ornaments and mistletoe in their hair . . . School was dismissed for ten days. It wasn't a white Christmas but it was a merry one. We had to go to Rockefeller Center to skate. “Ah. Wilderness! heck. Omar Kha am has never seen New York! . . . Some of us had extended vacations, spent with virus influenza . . . Yearbook pictures were taken and everyone was unhappy with his proofs . . . We were victorious in the 4B-4A game . . . We watched award assembly with keener interest, and took our seats as senior A s . . . With the beginning of the 4A term we were wrapped up in social and financial obligations, hounded by yearbook agents and homeroom treasurers . . . Mr. Merkin introduced us to a new approach to history—and we liked it! Dr. Sterner loaded us down with vocabulary, and Joe Brasco became lugubrious” in Miss Gray's class . . . Homerooms 35 and 61 vied for the distinction of being the most unmanageable. When 35 was banned from assembly each member (including Miss Farquhar) bore his disgrace in the form of a badge with the numerals 35 . . . We won the 4B-4A game again! . . . Carol Pompilio was chosen for the DAR award . . . The announcement of top ten was awaited with great anxiety . . . National Honor initiations for nine 4As were held . . . the prom, business, and graduation committees got to work . . . Carol Pompilio captured yearbook editorship. Barbara Sheppard became assistant . . . Mary Anne Durante. Jerry Pacillo, Joe Bruzzio and Donald Barer entertained us in “Arsenic and Old Lace” . . . Popularity Polls were distributed . . . May was filled with the Spring Concert, the track meet, and the “Spring Swing , our 4A dance . . . June 5 was the Student Council square dance . . . June 12 was award assembly, and class day . . . and then . . . June 17, 1953 . COMMENCEMENT! 45 1. Moil Versatile Frank Vecchione Jo Ann Stokes 3. Best Dancers Dick Vino Otoe Martorelll 5. Best Looking Donald Cere Evelyn Scudcsc 7. Most Studious Pat Forcella George Martino Bobbie Sheppard 9. Shyest Margaret Brislin Bob Zinn 11. Class Athlete Nick Seulle 2. Class Babies 4. Most Winning Smile 6. Class Flirt Jerry Pad to James Taylor Gunther Piassek Rose Mary Chieoo Betty Ann Senerchie 8. Despair of Faculty Art Ramaglia Grace Villanc 10. Most Likely to Succeed Betty Ann Scnerchia George Martino 12. Best Dressed Bob Caruso Millicent Malanga 46 -a. 13. Chatterboxes 15- Mott Musical 17. Cutest IV. Most Sophisticated 21. Did Most tor Class 23. Class Athlete 25. Wittiest jaoct Lee Zclda Goldman Annette Salerno Stan Mueller Frank Vecchione Max.no H.nes Eleanor Galluzzo Anthony Laratta Ralph Pcmpilio Donald Ceres (Not Pictured' Fran Calvallo Carol Pompiho Richard Vantuno 14. Best Built Al Forte Helen Eng 16. Comedian Jo Gaito Lou Puma 18. Class Flirt Laura Kammel 20. Class Dreamer Paul Lem bo Alice Martin iNot Pictured' 22. Most Popular Jo Ga to Frank Vecchione 24. Apple Polishers 26. Nicest Personality Bobbie Sheppard Jo Ann Stokes Pat Forte John Murray From apples to orchitj Business befo e «“'c A haunting ref ra ,rtiV«'9 rrvnute Cigars or the lady eai oom pretty mor thjn Senior N mi D ar C Adubjta Peter Anello__________ J m« Annicchiarico Lawrence Annicchiarico Gladys Baird--- Donald Barer Robert Bolt a Beverly L. Boykins .. Joseph Brasco_________ Margaret Br.slin _____ Joe BruzziO___________ Lenora Burbage_______ Frances Calvello_____ Nlcknama -Di_______ Jimmy.... G?ad«e = Don Bob_____ Tunie___ Joe P««OV - Guz Lenny Skecxrs Where Found At the Cricktewood High St. — The Lyceum____ --YMCA_____________________ Somewhere along the way' — The bottom of mischief__ --Everywhere On the phone ■ At the Crusaders with Pat Max's___________________ ___Court house_____________ With Max. Joe. Vye. Alice ---E-A1602 ________________ Pet Peeve .Boys who can't dance. Mr Casalle with Reader s Digest Getting up in the morning----- ..Chemistry —---------- , My homeroom teacher__________ Almost everything----......-- .Unfaithful boys ..... Mist Beebe . _ Boys who don't wear blue...... _Thc dumb cook —___________ , _ Boys who are too smooth_______ __Sneaky individuals------------ Weakness Blonde hair and blue eyes_____ .Girls------------------------- Chocolate covered almonds Girls_________________________ Larry.................... Gi rls________________________ . Your gUtss is as good as mine . Montclair boys Marilyn Monroe Golden blonde hair . Girls in sweaters___________ A boy who treats me nice — Pipe smokers with dark hair Robert Caiuso ---- Helen Castellano Hel Marie CavaHo---------RE RE Mildred Celia__________Midge Donald Ceres --- rim Erma Chiarevail© ... Erm_______ Rose Mane Onego _______Moddi — Bonnie Sue Ome______ Bon Bon .In the stacks....... With Judy or Louise In a blue Ford _______ Newark-Seaside Park With Chick� e________ Nick's Candy Store---- Wherever he is-------- Home _____ In the Lantern or Blue with 1«« Blondes with black roots Conceited hoys __Girls I?) from Denmark .... Tall blonds with crew cuts Kutper--------------------- Getting up in the morning-----------------Convertibles, dark, curly hair . Guys with mops and duty Cadillacs . Irvington blondes- Fellas with long hair. Anti-Southerners____ Wavv hair and green eyes Matwhufflors . .. Boys with light hair and blue eyes Gerald Coppola Morns Coppola Sam Coppola — Janice Corona jerry Morry Cupola Corner Park and Cutler. I. C. V. Thursdays______ Italian Dukes’ Club___ Brooklyn Dodgers----------------Girls??____________________ Girls who bulge in the wrong places —Her brown hair and blue eyes Watching my brother make the girls Trying to make girls Jan 28 - 7th Avenue California being so far away. Bobby Delores Davis Richard Davis My rna DeCarlo Dee Whistler Myrn Everywhere but homo — At Barbara's house. . .. . Nosey people V.,t Curt I toting every � '!y’s lunch I Frank. DoGcnnaro Deeg Salvatore DeVito . The Count James DiFabio Babe Louis Dstefano Lou Hechts Larry Dumcnil Lar Mary Ann Durante Lizzy ... Max's. Ralph 1 Barbara Eckcr Barbc Que With Dick Dick 1 Helen Er g Trickio Violet Fatvano Vi With Oh Babes ... Bill ! Patricia Forcella Pat L D I Patsy Forte Doc ... 1st Ward Baby-doll Swabbies Edward Gallagher Tod All over Elbe Sal Garofalo Sonny Genko Joan Gerhauser Joanie Elinor's Ray sneakers ... .1 Zel Mr. Siovin Walter Gollender Walt St. Patrick Broadway and The Lantern St Michael's school yard Rindo Joe Di _ Being in Miss Gray's Gris El .. 7 A. M. Max With Joy. Len. Vye. Sad faces 2 I u. Robert lacobucci Yack Apple polishers Marilyn Monroe 1 Magellan Jackson ...... Mai Joyca Jossop .. . ■ —Joy- Viola Johnson Sandra Jones Mousie Around home With Max. Joyca. Lenny. Alice and ?r?.......... Poor girls . Walking to school on cold days .. Sandi ........Movies and club meetings Lauradunda Cose ft es-------------- __With Judy. Sis. Jean. and Helen------------- Basketball players__________ Blonde hair and black roots. -J. B------------------------ Clothes______________________ . Students who take advantage of teachers________________ Graham crackers and milk Rudy Kazooty .. -...........- My party line! B. R. William Keegan Robert Kerekes Father Keegan Red____________ On the court . .In my Jaguar. Gris with red hair. Sal's Ford____________ Ava Gardner. M. G.'s______ Rudolph Kinchen_______Rudy-York In school, work, playing----Teachers who give me a hard time Not going out with 50 Statistics Favorite Expression Play the role------ That’ kick Got a per ■ I? — Could be----------- drlghty Famous For _ Waving at strangers. Arguing with history teachers.. How I got through _____Walked through the door ... .Good eyes and fast writing. _____Fast line to teacher Foiled again—.......... Obviously-------------- That’s a sorry chick! Happy Birthday-------- I’ll see you Being a Mac Gee! look at them That much I know You can be replaced Slow down -------- You're flipping your lid He’s a doll...........— Copying homework™ Nothing___________ Wearing red------- Crew cut _________ Being in a hurry__ Weird noises Playing the piano .An easy-going walk My blue Oldsmobile Being innocent L. O. O. G._______ By not being noticed Homework . Promised free operations- Who knows? --- By Mother’s guiding hand-- Hard work -------- Doing homework? _ _______ Dug my way out Knowing the right people Sideways ..._............ Ambition To live In California Commercial artist Social worker Furniture salesman Model Millionaire doctor Journalist Registered Nurse Dentist Happiness To be inaugurated Music teacher . To have a handsome, wealthy husband Staying up late to do homework----To set a no-hour working day A secretary and a great lawyer Wonderful! Good deal! Oh. Yeah It's all over----------- He's pretty------------- Being a politician with dimples Short hair cuts _________________ Being 5 feet tall Yeh! No kiddin’. Why?.......... Forget it---------------- Where we going Baby?....- This kid has got to go! My crinkle eyes Southern accent with a northern twist Bragging about Sinatra Having a twin Smoking cigars in Dad bribed the teacher My time was up-------------- The grace of God ............ I'm still trying to find out—. It’s beyond me______________ Smiling at the right teachers ? To be Mrs. K. Cafiero _ Live. love, and be happy _.. Start a basketball game ___To be a Mrs. __To make up my mind By tutoring Jan ■ Good eyes and fast writing Career woman Loaf Mrs. Burley’s room Escorted my brother Climbed Later for you You'd be surprised! WHAT!------------- ’Middy’’ Talking about a certain Sailor------You re asking me? Absolutely ---Just plain guts A wing and a _________Slid Chewing gum Not doing homework prayer I don’t have a zoo What are you joking? You're crazy How's your leg?_________ Little one Why-y-y? Hair cuts Living Flunking I’m still trying to find out. By luck __________ Don't know myself............ Being a Mac You be the judge Practice what you preach Are you serious? Don't be that way. You name it. I'll pay for it Yoo-oh!__________________ Never being on time Hop, skip, and a jump Ribbing Morris Being with Lill . I never know , ..... Dreaming ... ... ... Copying By looking studious Friends here and there My red shoes --------- Join the Navy To become Mrs. Battito RICH engineer Teacher and Curt's wife Marry and live In Bermuda Nurse Keep out of the Army Bookie Street cleaner Travel around the world Railroad engineer A set of twin Become Mrs. D. To be happy always Playing the French Horn . Wittiness Good eyes and fast writing _You tell me Pushed during the riAh I'm through?????. .. . Successful future H Housewife Dean of N C.E. Take it slow_______ Kiss my moon Oh. Don't bother me Z-Z-Z-Z ___________ Let me worry c tell you akina r ready to go------------- Starting Green Thursday _ B-B — . ...... Extensive appetite--------- Sleeping------------------- My clothes----------------- Being a twirier____________ .Studying all the way.. By the help of God On a wing and a prayer Experienced cheater — God knows? ------------ On my good looks_______ Don't like it-------------------- What am I. sleeping with you? Right Moe? ................ Lusty____________________________ Hello cousin!-------------------- Yeah.sure So what------------ Oh for heavens sake! You know it too ... Drop dead---------- Don't do it ------- Grubbing gum .Talking about Luke A. K. Walking on stilts. Worked Roller skating and drumming Being a Mac Smart, beautiful girls Walked down the up stairway An uncle on the Board of Ed. With extraordinary mnerrant omniscience! .... Goth, did I?---------------- Playing the clarinet __By doing the work The hard way------ Help rip down B.H.S. Teacher land football coach) To become President of the I.D.I. Marines Becoming an RN Eh! Doctor -To be a nurse Teacher To stay miles away from Uncle Sam! To be Mrs. C. Spanish teacher Architectural draftsman or professional drummer A model, have a Cadillac and Rindo . Accountant Gymnastics—sports ..Talking ---------- Basketball ........ Brains, personality It cost plenty An ingenious brain Oh. gee! . Studying Physical Ed teacher Television sportscaster Get rich quick Nurse M-m-m I don't know Hey. c’me on!------------------ You had your chance and you muffed it---------------- Oh. well, what are you gonna do? Wa-a-a-it a minute If you can do it. so can I Dancmg—Cheerleader ................Studying plus?? Dancmg-----------------------------Formula X_____________ Being a Dunda girl By being absent______ Making that 2:35 bus to work with Judy------ still don't know yet! . Basketball------------------------Blew up the lab------- Never passing off in a basketball oame-----------------------------Binocular eyes-------- Playing football, corny jokos -----By using my brains Elementary school teacher —Teacher ? __To marry a plumber _____To oet to know a certain boy in the Senior class ----Score 20 points -----To own a Rolls Royco Engineer, journalist, pro football 51 Senior Name Nicknamo Where Found Pet Peeve Weakness Waa King Girls with red hair and green eyes The 8:25 bell .. Cadillacs and $1000 bills Janet Lee .. Jan A 1939 Chewy coupe Paul Lembo ... — Smiley Mario's oomph! Miss Foley’s committees and projects Girls with ooomph 1 Gamblmg Mill,cent Malanga of private property Racor back and green eyes John Marseglia Johnny Mar Zip' hangout Missmg a golf ball while playing Making History reports Alcohol Carmolifa Martin.. Carm.e With Barbara and Anne Miss Farquhar's heartwarming Tall, blond, cress cuts Edie Ray Spigogalic Olga Martorelli Slick In Lou's playing pinball That terrible Helen Men and money Lillian Martuccl Lillidunda Fred Cassie Miller Girls with ccol eyes Middie Mandio's A foreign accent Robert Musal Stan Ah! Women! Ralph Niccols Nic Isabella Niosi Bother Kaplonski. Elf Curly . T D. and H the feminine gender More pin up girls Lou ... Rac Arthur A. Ramaglia . . Art Ted Diane Reboli Dec All girls Jude Helen that if might incriminate me Anne Rossilli Rehearsing Compositions and little men Second Hungarian Rhapsody Nicholas Russooello _ Rust With Bob. Stan and Pomp Fatuous brunettes with bleached hair A good looking blonde Miss Beebe Rube Girls! Namely one! Nicholas Saulic Kfcckie A girl Working Money Sal Hats Los Slack Lo (Rod)... .. Philly Joyce F Smith ... Joy With Man. Lenny. Vyc. Rusty With Jo and Iszy Anitadunda Mrs. Dill . . - A tall Ma'inc Meddi Frank Tobia Toes Spoiled kids .. - Freddie Guy W. Turner _. Bill Cuz) Wherever there are girls Bashful Good guitar music and girls Vecc Lillian Vcntrelia ... Lil IVith the Oh Babes! Albert Vevco . Vesk Homework Cars ... Grace Stogies . Dick WVNJ in Newark Girls in W. Orange Dec Sam Yvonne Wilson Eve Raymond Blade Women Bob Zinn Hank Private office of Ncwork News Building Girls who give me the cold shoulcer (named Dot) Red heads who drive Cadillacs ■ K i i Pat (P. Z.l .. Miss Beebe A guy 1 call Willie 52 Statistics Favorite Expression Righto, governor Oh. why don’t you stop it_ Mey Rube! ________________ M-m boy. is he a doll .... Pretty good_______________ Exactly! _________________ You wibbersquint__________ Take off. creepy! Atta boy!. Famous For Swimming___________ Making out with girls Canadian accent How I Got Through God only knows Crawled_____________ Bribes On Bonnie’s brains My gyp slip in History. ... Talking in 3rd period study----------That’s what I’d like to know Being late for class__________________Ha! Ha! Ambition To be a good citizen Chemist or science teacher Journalist To be Mrs. (?) To become a millionaire Contracting Fast talking-----------------------Pretending to be interested in class Be housewife to a certain Bob! For Pete’s sake Going steady 3 Vi years ... Long hair .............. Sleeping in Chemistry___ . Smilii To be Mrs. A. G. Carnovale ■mg - Doing homework------------------To work on a golf course Behold. I show you a mystery!-- Foreign missionary I did not!_______________________ Oh. how nervous and aggravating Jeepers!--------------------.---- I like! I like it!_______ You had your c banco and you muffed it__________ Cool it Samuel____________ How’s your leg?.......... You can be replaced------- Who gives a zoo?---------- No kiddin’?.............. Goodness gracious!........ I'm glad, but I doubt it You best do it Good morning!.. Get out nice, ya Commuting________________ My loud mouth____________ Loaning out lab. papers . Sleeping in morning classes Being a dunda girl Singing and football Gymnastics Via the D. L. 0 W______ Walked, how else?______ Studying--------------- Dr. Saylor is my father., By being absent. Cruised awhile__ Didn't yet .The knowledge of cars—Olds By goofing off. of course Goofing off_______________________Osmosis and threatening notes_____Get out of high school, go to college Secretary-General of the UN To learn to keep my mouth shut Doctor - To have nine boys -To marry a Marine Build my own television set Physical Ed. field To be a lawyer Pleasant smile__________ Being a cheerleader_____ Being late for school--- Being with Diane________ Driving that big Buick T.V. appearances-------- Easy teachers Paid my way----------I Knew a little, guessed a little and coppied just a bit I wish I knew__________ Aro you kiddin’? ............ .. — No comment ■ You're no oood----------------------- I don't know that!__________.________ Got off my back .... - Crazy, man!!_________________________ What hit you. listen, talk to me ---- Look at that broad----- Hello ----- Cry” .... — What is it with you? . Miracle, a gift of God Forgot my work so I went to the nurse------------- Paid Athletics Having gum at all timet___________By having connections Talking Associating with brains Teasing Agitating teachers______ Telling weird stories____ .. With tho help of my friends Bombayan accent__________________ By pulling strings at City Hall What aro you kidding me? B. B. m class Getting promoted Having fun in school Being with Isabelle Harmonica By the grace of others Did all my work, how else? _. Connections ■ - On my good marks?.-------------- I still don't know .350 batting average Oh to be rich! Draftsman To live, love and make money Own my own business To get out Business To become someone important To be a Chemist Naval Carrier Draftsman To own a Cadillac sports car To retire at 35 To get a job Business man To take up agriculture To get married Lovely! Gee. I don’t know -aughing at tho teacher’s corny jokeDraffsman or engineer ____Getting into trouble____________________Shook down the teachers________________To be successful My laugh That's a mystery Become a secretary Shut your mouth —...........— I don't even care! .......... Let’s face it________________ Have a good time------------- What do you have in your eye Nothin’ Making that 2:35 bus with Lou Frustrating Doc. Sterner....... Grandmother's Cadillac_________ Being a Teen Queen _.......... On Lou's telephone calls ..Ask Doc. Sterner By ooofing off with Stan Mildred Celia sat next to Congratulations to the girls— Isabelle and Marlene-------- On the 43---------------------_ You had your chance and you muffed it! No kidding?_______________ How assimrtc! Man. you'ro real gone I don't know You just don’t look right to me You had your chance and you muffed it Goofing off!............... Writing poems______________ Being Evidunda_____________ My laugh------------------- Being a disciple of Webster My daddy’s on the committee Writing letters I'd like to know too__________ Rjnk � thall Ry sitting in the front row in all my class—----- Red hair--------..-----------------I sometimes wonder_________ ._ With a smilo D«d I? ________Being a dunda girl ---------------By being absent-------------------- _______.. Playing the trumpet_______________Strong pair of crutches____________ _________Going to tho nurse-----------------With vaseline---------------------- ---------------------------------------------A little money to the right people _________Talking in History-----------------Must have tripped_________________ ___ ________________________________Scheming-----------------------------On my looks--------------------1._ Ah. sweet mystery of life? Bull throwing and guitar playing On a wing and a prayer--------------- What, am I nuts?______________________Light shoes------------------------Good eyes-------------------------- I've got news for you__________________Being late......—-------------------Blood, sweat and tears _. What! Are you crazy? Hey! Red! That's plenty for anybody Are you kidding?.......- Let's go Muzz I wish it were Friday Out with you!! Are you mad!.. O. K.! Being with Violet .......... Being truant Being a “Teen Queen Being high (on a pole) You're awful Oh! Oh! Well, I will be Contradicting one teacher in particular ..... .Trying to make a passing grade in h.itnfy Getting up early................ My loving----------------------- ..It beats me ....----------------- Good eyesight--------------------- .. I don’t know ............ The teachers just love me--------- By doing homework now and then .You’re asking me?----------------- Slid on pins---------_ By all work and no play___________ .Become a secretary Ophelia College, engineering To have anything to do with making money Be a pro baseball player Commercial artist Farmer's wife To bo a success in whatever I do President To be Phil's wife Elementary school teacher To be a howling success To marry? To join the A. A.’s Money To retire at 21 Anything that makes money To be another Rudolph Valentino Professional guitarist Get through school To see Syracuse Get revenge on Alabama To be Mrs. ??? Draftsman To be Mrs. Fornoratto To be a gym teacher .To become a teacher To make a lot of money Teaching -To be a policeman Alrighty—________________ Why don't you believe me _______.Looking at girls-------------------?? -.......... , . To become an Admiral in the Navy ________Being a Teen Queen ’---------------On a wing and a prayar___________To have health and happiness 53 HOMEROOM Janice Corona 283 first Avenue Mey 22 Gym Captain. Peter Anello 141 No. 12th Street September 9 Donald Corrigan 99 No. 6th Street June 12 Social Committee. After Math Club. Treasurer. 4B Class. Typing Award. Larry Anniccharico 222 Parker Street December 9 Fencing. Rose Marie Chiego 34 Nassau Street July 27 Library Staff. Latin Club. Hockey. Yearbook. Gym Captain. Edward Gallagher 174 No. 54th Street June 9 Walter Gollender 2 Kearny Street December 14 Spanish Club. Student Council. Dallas Gordon 184 Bleeker Street September II Latin Club. Blue Jackets. Assembly Committee, Activities Committee. Gladys Baird 409 Summer Avenue August 11 Gym Captain. Library Staff. Jr. Red Cross. Richard Davis 233 6th Street September 16 Joe Guarino 22 Howland Street May 20 Donald Barer 196 Broadway October 3 French Club. Latin Club. Scienece Club Acropolis Editor, Fencing (Co-Captain), Yearbook Photography Editor. Joe Bruxxio 129 Parker Street October 4 Football. Track and Field. Robert Caruso 457 No. 13th Street August 7 Yearbook. Marie Cavallo 352 Bloomfield Avenue April 18 Myrna De Carlo 59 Baldwin Prace. Blfd. August 24 Hockey. Basketball. Softball. Office Helper. Gym. Captain. Sal De Vita 462 No. 6th Street January 30 Football. Blue Jackets. Track and Field. James Di Fabio 379 No. 7th Street May 3 Louis DiStefano 436 No. llth Street February 24 Boy's Leader. Mildred Celia 335 No. llth Street December 7 Gym Captain, Latin Club. American Legion Oratorical Contest. Morris Coppola 78 Summer Avenue August 8 Basketball, Dancing Club. Boy's Leader, Acropolis. Lunchroom Helper. Barbara Eckcr 296 4th Street June 28 Gym Captain. Assisted in Food Laboratory. F.H.A. (Vice President), Vice President. January 52. Violet Fabiano 667 No. 7th Street January 23 Jr. Red Cross. Elinor Gulla 330 No. 13th Street August 26 Spanish Club. Activities Committee. William Keegan 301 Verona Aevnue October 3 Basketball. Paul Lembo 38 Cutler Street February 25 Spanish Club. House and Grounds. George Martino 311 No. llth Street August 12 Biology Laboratory Assistant, Spanish Club. Acropolis Business Staff, Science Club (President). Dancing Club. Vice President 48. John Murray 2Si So. 8th Street September 23 Typing Award. Student Council. Ralph Niccolt 33 No. 9th Street May II Dancing Club. Bob Ricciardi 223 Highland Avenue July 24 Football. Nick Saulle 643 Parker Street February 26 Football (All City). Track and Field. Bowling. Publicity Committee. Stage. Assistant, Treasurer, yearbook Art Editor. Vincent Toxxi 146 Mt. Prospect Avenue February 14 Dancing Club. Biology Laboratory Assistant, Dramatic Club. Grace Villane 17 No. Hawthorne Lane November 18 Office Helper, Swimming Club. Dancing Club. a 54 HOMEROOM Lcnorj Burbage 180 Orange Street November 3 Latin Club. Office Helper. Hockey. Basket-ball. Dancing Club. Service Club. Gym Captain. Acropolis typitt. Nures's Helper. National Honor Society (Secretary), Orches-tra. Typing Award. B Girl. Helen Castellano 432 Ridge Street October 2 Acropolis. Guidance Office Helper. Gym Captain. Delores Davia 67 Clay Street April 11 Junior Achievement (Secretary), Spanish Club. Larry Dumenil 104 Wafceman Avenue December 10 Al Forte 37 Kearny Street November 3 Football. Bowling. Baseball. Cassie Miller 53 Ogden Street January 10 Football. Track and Field. House and Grounds. Yearbook. Ernie Monaco 390 Orange Street October 5 Track. Stanley Mueller 5 6 Highland Avenue June 18 Spanish Club. Science Club. (Vice President) Junior Achievement. Robert Mulligan 419 Summer Avenue September 6 Basketball. Football, Baseball. Robert Noir 203 No. 9th Street August 22 Betty Ann Senerchia 240 Highland Avenue December 13 Basketball. Assembly Committee. Office Helper, Gym Captain. Assistant Treasurer Acropolis Editor. National Honor Society. Student Council, Swimming. Acropolis Magazine. Spanish Club. Italian Club. Barbara Sheppard 82 4th Avenue April 25 Yearbook. Acropolit Editor, Dancing Club, Student Council. National Honor Society. Latin Club. Dramatics Club. Student Teacher. Office Helper. Science Club. Assembly Committee. Editor-in-Chief. Acropolis Magazine. French Club. B Girl. Business Committee. “A Weddmg , Double Door . Josephine Gaito 476 No. 6th Street February 3 Acropolis. Science Club. Library Staff. Jr. Red Cross. P.T.S.A.. Baseball. Joan Gerhauser 171 Dickerson Street August 26 Spanish Club. Orchestra. Student Council (Treasurer). Twirlcr. Science Club. Joe Gianfrancesco 242 No. 6th Street January 30 House and Grounds. Tract Maxine Hines 23 Nesbitt Street June 18 Latin Club. Dancing Club. Service Club. Softball, Hockey. Gym Captain, Basketball, Cheerleader. B Girl. Joyce Jessop 25-27 No. )4th Street June 10 F.H.A. (President). Latin Club. Activities Committco. Science Club, Dancing Club. Library Staff. Dramatics Club. Gym Captain. House and Grounds (Chairman), Student Teacher. Viola Johnson 198 Orange Street September 18 Coat Chairman. Acropolis. Cheerleader. Service Club. Latin Club. Lunchroom Helper. Dancing Club. Hockey. Gym Captain, !'B Girl. Basketball. Jr. Red Cross. P.T.S.A. (Secretary). Louise Kanyock 186 Highland Avenue September 24 Service Club. Latin Club. Dramatics Club. Basketball, Dancing Club. Library Staff. Gym Captain. Rudolph Kinchen 100 Dickerson St. July 12 Science Club. Student Council. Joe Lipani 166 Gartide Street August 12 Visual Aids. Alice Martin 282 Halsted Street, E. 0. June 23 Latin Club. Library Staff, Lunchroom Helper. Carmelita Martin 83 Beekman Road. Summit . April 22 Latin Club. F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross. Hockey. Science Club. Dancing Club, Library Staff. Dramatics Club. French Club. Gym Captain, Student Teacher. Yearbook. Louis Puma 68' No. 4th Street November 5 Typing Award. Baseball. Al Raimo 285 Clifton Avenue December 9 Visual Aids. Anne Rossilli 24Vi Webster Street August 28 Latin Club. Hockey. Softball. Science Club. French Club. Basketball, Gym Captain. Student Council. Yearbook. Dancing Club. Dramatics Club. A Wedding. Double Door. Annette Salerno 584 Ridge Street June 26 Office Helper. Hockey. Basketball, Latin Club. Softball. Dramatics Club. Gym Captain. 8 Girl. Evelyn Scudese 116 Chester Avenue June 4 Latin Club. Office Helper. Publicity Committee Dramatics Club. Student Council. Art Work for Christmas Stage. Acropolis (Art Editor). Joyce Smith 12 Sussex Avenue May 25 Latin Club. Basketball. Dancing Club, Service Club. Softball. Gym Captain. 8 Girl. French Club. Glee Club. Mixed Club, Hockey. Baseball Fred Trent 37 Kearny Street October 30 Bowling, Baseball. Dick Vinci 29 Joyce Street. W. O. April 9 Track and Field. Vice President 4B. Dolores Voglino 140 7th Avenue September 30 Latin Club. Library Staff. F. H. A. Hockey, Yearbook. Student Council. French Club, Gym Captain. Joan Wagner 765 Broadway January 22 Library Staff. Dramatics Club. Basketball, Gym Captain. Spanish Club. Robert Zinn 84 Wakeman Avenue December 22 Latin Club. Boy’s Leader. Student Council. HOMEROOM 42 Diane Adubato 65 iwboM.i Avenue March 3 Gym Captain, Latin Club. Dancing Club. James Annicchiarico 222 Parker Street October 15 Library Club. Activities Committee. Spanish Club. Junior Achievement. Margaret Brislin 162 Plane Street November 2 F.H.A., House and Grounds. Science Club, National Honor Society. Frances Calvello 63 Tiffany Boulevard May 4 Latin Club. Girls Hockey. Dramatics Club. Basketball. Dancing Club. Officer Helper, Yearbook. Gym Captain. Bonnie Sue Cline 910 So. 17th Street September 28 Gym Captain. Frank DcGcnnaro 44 Garvde Street August 3 Football, Baseball. Mary Ann Durante 77 Bleekcr Street November 30 Latin Club. Jr. Red Cross, Basketball, Bowling. Helen Eng 95 Parker Street December IS Drama Club. Student Council. Basketball. Swimming. Softball, Jr. Red Cross, Gym Captain, Dance Program, Cheerleader. Acropolis Editor, ‘'B Girl, Secretary of Class. Patricia Forcella 14 John Street April 4 Office Helper, Acropolis, Softball. Spanish Club (Secretary). Hockey. Gym Captain, Decorating Committee Chairman. ,,B Girl, National Honor Society. Basketball. Eleanor Galluxxo 473 No. 13th Street June 27 Hockey. Basketball. Gym Captain. B Girl. Raymond Giacobbc 66 Park Avenue August 24 Zclda Goldman 367 Pork Avenue November 28 Gym Captan. French Club. Band. Orchestra, National Honor Society. Patricia Growncy 645 Summer Avenue November 19 Robert lacobucci 988 A Franklin Avenue December 30 Activities Committee Magellan Jackson 233 No. Uth Street July 13 Track and Field. 8askctball. Band. Blue Jackets Elaine Jones 119 Hill tide Avenue August 17 Dancing Club. Latin Club. Softball. Gym Captain. Basketball. After Math. Science Club. Acropolis. Laura Kammcl 177 Wood tide Avenue March 10 Dramatic Club. P.T.S.A.. Gym Captain. B” Girl, Skit Committee. Barry King 328 Hawthorne Avenue June 28 Blue Jackets. Social Dancing. Band Leader. After Math Club. Anthony Laratta 952 B Franklin Avenue December 16 Football Manager. Dancing Club. Lunchroom Helper, Student Council. After Math Club. Janet Lee 181 Lincoln Avenue July I Jr.- Red Cross. Basketball. Gym Captain, Dramatics Club. Robert Kcrkcs 44 Broad Street August 31 Spanish Club. Loretta Malanga 116 Summer Avenue July 17 Office Helper, Gym Captain. B Girl. Basketball, Nurse Helper. Miiliccnt Malanga 47 Highland Avenue June 28 Hockey. Student Council. Basketball. Latm Club. Softball. P.T S.A., Swimming, Typing Award. Italian Club iPresident). MC Fashion Show. Gym Captain. ,-8 Girl. Edythc Martino 420 William Street April 23 House and Grounds, Junior Achievement. Olga Martorclli 25 Sixth Avenue June 3 Gym Captain. Hockey. Basketball, Vice President January 1953. Lillian Martucci 94 Third Avenue December 23 Activities Committee. Gym Captain. Carol Pompilio 158 No. 10th Street June 30 Library Club. Latin Club. Hockey. Basketball. Swimming. Dance Club, Softball. Bowling. Recording Secretary of Student Council. Gym Captain. B” Girl, Assistant Treasurer of Class. Yearbook Editor, National Honor Society, Band. Ralph Pompilo 158 No. 10th Street August IS Blue Jackets. Band. Orchestcr. Theodore Ramircx 450 Mt. Prospect Avenue February 23 Social Committee. Bowling. Diane Rcboli 77 W. Market Street December 15 Gym Captain. Bernard Rcccncllo 1010 A Franklin Avenue December 6 Football. Cheerleader. Track and Field. Jean Richards 540 Ridge Street September 20 F.HA. Hockey. Basketball. Swimming. Membership Chairman, Gym Captain. Judy Richards 540 Ridge Street September 26 Hockey. Basketball, Swimming, Softball, Jr. Red Cross. Gym Captain. Nick Russoncllo 197 Grafton Avenue November II Latm Club. Biology Laboratory Assistant. Spanish Club. Assistant Vico President of Class. Junior Achievement, Student Council. Jo Ann Stokes 9 8 th Avenue January 23 Acropolis Business Staff, Office Helper, Basketball. Softball. Gym Captain, ,'B Girl. Decorating Committee Chairman. Guy Turner 189 1st Avenue May 18 Blue Jackots. Dance Program, Orchestra. 56 HOMEROOM Robert Bolia 810 Mt. Prospect Avenue November 15 Science Club. After Math Club. Acropolis (Sports Editor), Spanish Club. Junior Achievement Beverly Boykins 94 Dickerson Street September 27 Science Club, Mixed Chorus. Joseph Brasco 80Vi Garside Street November 26 Football, Track and Fiold, Vice President of 4A Class. Yearbook Donald Ceres 447 No. 7th Street June 29 Blue Jackets. Band. Basketball. Football. Baseball. Jerry Coppola 86 a Stone Street May 7 Basketball, Social Dancing. Sam Coppola 78 Summer Avenue August 8 Business Committee Edward Esculano 142 Bloomfield Avenue March 21 Lunchroom Helper. House and Grounds, Boy’s Leaders. Patsy Forte 152 Seventh Avenue October 3 Track and F.eld. Football. Football (Trophy). Co- Captain, National Honor Science Club. Sal Garofalo 85 Winthrop Street May 5 Library Club. After Math Club. Science Club. Sal Gengaro 196 Bloomfield Avenue June 6 Student Council. Fencing (Trophy). Math Club. Edward Laughlan 329 Park Avenue March 31 Boy’s Glee Club. Graduation Committee. Anthony Maiella 176 B Parker Street November 22 Football, Track and Field. John Marseglia 270 Fourth Street November 30 Robert Musal 491 Seventh Avenue May 5 Cheerleader. Boy’s Leader. Student Council. Assistant Treasurer 4B. Isabelle Niosi 32 Colden Street November 24 Latin Club. Girl's Hockey, Basketball. Bowling. Science Club. Jerry Pacillo 162 Broadway June 27 Boy's Leaders. Student Council, Bowling. Football. Dramatics Joseph Pasqua 20 Mt. Prospect Place March 16 Track and Field, Football, (trophy) Co-Cap-tain. Science Club. Anita Soriano 632 Ridge Street March 9 Student Council. Jim Taylor 199 Lake Street January 8 Science Club. Gunther Piassek 57 No. 14 th Street December 21 Social Dancmg. Boy's Leaders. Spanish Club (Secretary). John Prsclomski 155 5th Street November 24 Joseph Racanclli 710 Clifton Avenue June 21 Football, Track and Field. Science Club. Italian Club. Arthur Ramaglia 221 Summer Avenue October 24 Football. Science Club. Joseph Sarno ISO Garside Street August 21 Lois Slack 380 Lincoln Avenue June 12 Girl's Hockey, Basketball, Gym Captain. Marlene Smith 85 No. 7th Street September 21 Latin Club. Gym Captain. Barringer Representative of Council of Social Agenccs at YMCA, Basketball. Glee Clubs. All City. Frank Tobia 116 Summer Avenue February 5 Latin Club. Richie Vantuno 387 No. 13th Street July 30 Football (All City). Frank Vecchione 221 8th Avenue June 11 Basketball. Rotary Club Representative. President 4A. Yearbook. National Honor Society. Lillian Vcntrella 598 No. 6th Street August 7 Al Vesco 320 Summer Avenue December 21 Yvonne Wilson 80 Orator Street August 31 Advertising Glee Club. Science Club. Dow Wright 190 Orange Street December 21 Jr. Red Cross. Patricia Zoppi 411 No. 5th Street October 9 Italian Club. Softball. Student Council. Gym Captain. Slip Monitor. All City Chorus. All City Orchestra. Glee Club. 57 History Now, lad e� and gentlemen, on with the Constitution. HOME ROOM NAM 7)? 2 J £ ADDRESS 'V TERM OF y 's-i DATI OF BIRTH ' SUBJECT GRADE MON. TUES. 1 2 • 3 fM TZAi f- 4 5 VL cZ 8 Y7t 7 8 r = tL+ FORM 609 Study When tho cat’s away— — r 17 — English Absent thee from felicity awhile and in this harsh world—do your vocabulary! Trig Tackle this side of the problem first. SOURSE 7 Q GRADE FRI. A Weddin “A Wedding , a one act comedy featuring Barbara Sheppard. Anne Rossilli and Annette Salerno, was the first production of the Barringer Little Theatre and marked the revival of the dramatics tradition in Barringer. Soon afterwards Anne and Barbara graduated to a three act play with “Double Door' , a psychological drama. Finally the dramatics class tried its hand at a three act comedy, and the senior class applauded Mary Ann Durante. Jerry Pacillo, Joe Bruzzio and Donald Barer in “Arsenic and Old Lace . All three plays were produced and directed by Miss Clara Mae Gray. But I can’t find th« ring! Cast The Groom PAUL CANTOR The Best Man ... ANTHONY FRASCELLA The Br.de ......... BARBARA SHEPPARD Groomsman JOHN McCLOSKEY The Aunt ANNE ROSSILLI Mother of the Groom ... ANNETTF SALERNO Father of the Bride_______JERRY OTTO ; VYi VYVV..'VV. ___________n What proof have you no one cite was there? DOUBLE- DOOfi Victoria Cast ANNE ROSSILLI Anne BARBARA SHEPPARD Rip_ ANTHONY FRASCELLA Caroline DOREEN COOK Dr. Sully JOHN McCLOSKEY Mr. Neff MARTIN HONIG Lambert ROBERT HIRSCHFELD Avery DOROTHY HOPP Telson PAUL CANTOR Lou.se THERESA ROSANIA Wv'wXsL’ - V” ' i ‘- ; ;v A JL M ' • . 1_ — -fv w.yv ,©' .1 11 1 The Bridal Party Taking the final step Abby Brewster The Rev. Dr. Harper Teddy Brewster ..... Officer Brophy Officer Klein Martha Brewster Elaine Harper..... Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs Jonathan Brewster Dr. Einstein ...... Lt. Rooney Mr. Witherspoon JOANNE CICCONE GABRIEL BERGAMO ROSS REED JOHN McCLOSKEY JOSEPH BRUZZIO MARY ANNE DURANTE MARSHA El SEN DONALD PECORA MARIO PELINO ..... JERRY PACILLO JOHN ARMENO OTTO CORCIA DONALD BARER Teddy's so unpredictable. Arsenic an and for our dear Coach He took a short cut through the cemetery. Last Will and lestament We. the class of June 1953, 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 persons: Miss Gray-------------------------------the perfect cast Mrs. Dearing........................a memoranda book Miss Walston.......... a yellow circle and a dark closet Miss Farquhar................. a new figure to work with Mrs. Carleu............................... pox vobiscum Mr. Bruder...............................a Mrs. Bruder Mr. Sauer.................................. some squares Miss Beebe.....an autographed picture of Sen. McCarthy Mr. Grote.......-.......................a box of R.D.X. Mr. Buhrman...............................a minute hand Mr. Blank..................................... a name Dr. Sterner.............................a topic sentence Mr. Naporano............................... some B. B.’s Miss Foley..............a committee for her committees Miss Girkont....................... a business-like staff Mr. Merkin..............I box of “Bazooka'' bubble gum Mrs. Sedicino..........................12 dozen diapers Mr. Argand ......... ...........a course in piano lessons Miss M. Smith...................................a magnet Mr. Vogel...............................all male classes Mr. Eisenberg............Ipana for “the smile of beauty Mr. Monprode......................... a gestapo uniform Mr. Ammarel................................ a quiet life Mr. Lerner.................. a couch for his dark room Mr. Seidler..............................a line to trisect All math and science teachers........a course in English Signed: In witness thereof -at A r Sports Varley Goolsby of South Sido is stopped in midair Nick Saullo making like a ballerina against Garfield, by Cassie Miller. Bob Mulligan No. 15 assisting. Mr. Anthony Naporano Coach Front Row: John Colatrella. T; Edmond Struckus. T; Jerry Rcpoii. C; Lawrence Peccetidlo. E; Dom Filoramo. E; Joseph Pasqua, G; Patsy Forte. G. Second Row; Jerry Pacillo. T; Bob Luongo. T; James Drake. E; Cassie Miller. G; Richard Vantuno. E: Anthony Monaco. G; Robert Mulligan, C; Thomas Forcello, T; Joseph Brasco. E. Not Pictured: Peter Comune. Despite the discouraging outlook for the season because of inexperienced players and vital injuries, the team achieved unexpected success with its performances in crucial games. The scores were always close and the victories were against the best opposition, climaxed by the resounding upset of East Orange in the Turkey Day tilt, by the score of 7-0. Football Dom FMcramo. Pat Forte. Richie Vantuno. and Joe Bruazio stopping Wecquahic man short of ga n. Barringer Opp. 6 Wert Side_________________25 6 Garfield___________________0 0 Central ............... 21 20 South Side ................ _ 0 12 Wcequahic 0 7 Wert Orange_______________IJ 12 East Side 7 12 Phillipsburg ___________ |$ 7 East Orange _______________0 Front Row: Joe Racanelli. Jr . Charles Connolly B. Joseph Bruzzio, B; Louis Olivene. B; Anthony AAand.o. B. Second Row: Attilio Conforti. B; Sal DeVito. 8; Joe Racanelli. B; Anthony Marciano. B Anthony Maiello. B; Chostor Smith. B. Not Pictured: Nick Saulle, B; Donald Ceres, B. To the victors belongs the spoils . Pcttoni Back Bimbo A. Naporano Kapunscnski Guarino Line Head Coach Line Back Nicky Saulle scooting right end tor score agamst West Side. Donald Core A good defensive halfback, and how ho could throw those passes. Bob Mulligan Our hard charging center who played both offense and defense all season. Cats! Miller Our all around lineman. He played both tackle and guard. Richie Vantuno Our big All City end a constant scoring threat t fho opposition. Joe Pasqua An All City guard in all respects. Joey was a tower of strength on the big Blue line. Tony earned his varsity letter in his |unior year. Was unable to play in his last year. Joe Brasco A good defensive end. Handicapped by iniuries in his tumor and senior years. Pat Forte Pat was the spark plug of the team, always keeping tho team's spirit high. Jerry Pacillo The man behind the front line, steady, dependable, strong in tho clutch. Joseph Nerenberg Coach Seated: Don Cere . Prank Rossonella. Vinnie Albaneto. M.ke Manfro. Frank Vecchione. Standing: Mr. Nerenberg, coach. Pete Comune. Bob Mulligan, Bill Keegan, Mai Jackson. Scsscr People . Richie Vantuno, Larry Peccatiello. Playing against competition such as Essex County has to offer, any team which can compile a record of better than .500 is really playing good ball. Barringer’s overall record of 1 1 won and 6 lost against some of the County's roughest adversaries was significant of the team's capabilities despite its apparent lack of experience. Victories over Kearny. West Side, and a powerful Bloomfield aggregate highlighted one of the most successful seasons a Barringer basketball team has achieved in recent years. Bob Mulligan A rough, cagy customer under the board. Bob proved himself in all department . Mai Jackson Our leading scorer and top rcbounder in the city league. Mai wa picked for the All City Team. Frank Vecchione One of the fastest boys on the court. Frank's defensive plav slowed many of the high scorer to a trickle. Bill Keegan Don Ceret A good rebounder with a A good Quard with a deadly fine one-handed push shot, ict shot. Don's hustle kept Bill always was in there the morale high. fighting. The Dribble Masters . Left to right: Bill Keegan. Bob Mulligan, Mai Jackson. Don Ceres, Frank Vecchione. Going, going, gone! The trickiest basket of the game Down the court for a fast break! Up. up and away1 I'll slap it down! Bob Mulligan climbing the atmosphere. Frank Vecchione waiting for the rebound. Mark the king pm The brave men before the battte. Fencing Sal Gengaro and Don Barer were Barringer s co-captains of this year's Fencing Team. Barringer reached the semi-finals of the National Interscholastic Fencing Tournament at New York University. Sal made the starting team in his junior year, Don, in his senior year. They were the mainstays of the team throughout the season. Bowli The season was moderately successful as Barringer finished third in the City League composed of all the high schools. Our high spot of the season was our victory over South Side Five who eventually won the City Championship. The mainstays of the team were the 4A's: Fred Trent, Jerry Pacillo, Nick Saulle. and Al Forte. 70 Left to right: Dick Vinci. Joe Bruzzio. Nick Saulle. Came Miller. Mario Polino. Joe Pasqua. Pat Forte. Ernie Monaco. i rack and Held The track team had a good season due to: Nick Saulle. a field man with a strong right arm to throw the javelin; Joe Bruzzio, pole vaulter and 100 and 220 yard dash runner; Pat Forte, who consistently heaved the shot put 40 feet or over; Joe Pasqua, Junior City Champ in the pole vault in 1950. who regularly cleared 11 feet; Dick Vinci, who cleared over eleven feet in the pole vault and was our crack hurdler; Cassie Miller, whose specialties were the shot put and discus, and Ernie Monoco. a consistent miler who always managed to place. Pat Forte propelling the shot for a fine distance. Dick Vinci striding ahead in the hurdles. Cassie Miller and Pat Forte throwring a hefty practice shot. Joe Pasqua heaving the discus for his best distance. Joe Bruzzio making tho broad |ump look easy. Nick Saulle demonstrating how to place in the lavclin throw. Dick Vinci gliding through the air with the greatest of ease. Ernie Monaco running mile. Joe Pasqua clearing the bar Mr. C. Oi Chiara Coach Barringer had an erratic but interesting season in baseball, winning the Kearny and West Side games like champs and dropping the East Side and South Side encounters when players had off davs. Especially memorable was the West Side battle when in the last inning with two out. none on base, and a one-hitter staring the team in the face, three hits scored two runs and victory. An unusual number of 4A's bolstered the team’s lineup: Joe Sarno. Don Ceres. Fred Trent. Lou Puma. Ray Giacobbe and Al Forte. Mr Di Chiara. our new coach, overcame many problems including practice difficulties. Sal DeVito Tho other brilliant half of the double play combination at second. Ray Giacobbc Our fleet footed centerfielder and clutch hitter in the crisis. Al Forte Our terrific backstop and long ball hitter. Fred Trent steady dependable hit-. . the nucleus of the Id at shortstop. Don Ceres A good glovcman at first with a big bat at the plate. Bob Mulligan Our cocky left fielder whose strong arm cut down many an unwary opponent on the bases. Joe Sarno Our crafty right hander pitched his best game against Kearny. I ... A unst v Mai Jackson A fast side-arm pitcher whose picked curve completely baffled the opposition. Bob laeobucci A good relief hurler. always ready when needed most. John Murray The utility man of the team whose pmch hitting and relief pitching turned the tide in some close ones. Lou Puma )ur hustling third baseman parked our fine infield rombmation. Majorettes Front Row: GcorQcarvn Ciccone. Pat Bianchctti, Captain; Pat Matora. Back Ro : Rose Anne Carlucci. Mane Belluso. Joan Gerhauscr. Not Pictured: Theresa Rosama. Esther Mall. Mr. William Greenfield Twirier Adviser Erma Chlaravello Viola Johnson Joan Gcrhauser Captain Maxine Mines Mist Edith Sealer a Cheerleader Adviser PfT'JfZTiL o1 tkcoko- ‘•Liccone. Erma Chiaravello. Joanne Boyd. Joyce Buccino. B ek °rr P?y '% Gonnoil . Helen Eng. Dorothy Hopp. Rose MeroU Eleanor Clancurxio. Alba Cordasco. Maxine Hines. Not Pictured: Viola Johnson Watch the ball go into the basket. Ready for the courage vault. To qualify for B girl. 1.200 points must be earned both in sports and related gym activities. These include softball, basketball. hockey, and swimming (25 points for participation. 50 for outstanding ability). The other activities considered are social dancing, gym rating A. Posture A. captain, student teacher, suit cleanliness, and attendance record. Front Row Viola Johnson. Erma Chiarayallo. Annette Salerno. Leonora Burbage. Barbara Sheppard. Millicent Malanga. Sack Row: Joyce Smitn. Pat Forccllo. Betty Ann Scncrchia. Myma OeCarlo. Helen Eng. Eleanor Galluzzo. Carol Pompilio. Jo Ann Stokes. Laura Kammcl. Maxine Hines. Not Pictured: Loretta Malanga. All the monkeys aren't in the zoo. Flying high. A constant source of pleasure and sportsmanship has been the traditional 4B-4A basketball tussle. Here the seniors try to impress upon the rebellious 4B‘s. their superiority in athletic skills, in good sportsmanship, and in winning a major share of the gate receipts. Cheers, tears, cries, sighs, threats, bets rise and fall to end in friendly hand clasps and best wishes for the future. Final score: 4A s 47 - 4B’s 28. Man with wingt. 4B-4A Game Activities Science Glut Miss A. Schneider Faculty Adviter Acropolis Staff Mis. I- a 0 ' Faculty Adv.uu Band Mr. W. Greenfield Director of Instrumental Groups 1 tali lan Club Mrs. Albano and Mrs. Cippolctti Faculty Adviser Wen cli Club Mr. A. Zwcibcl Faculty Adviser Mr. S. Slavin Faculty Adviser Mrs. Carlcu Faculty Adviser Mr. S. Buhrm.jn Faculty Adviser 83 PATRONS Bart Della Lois MacDonald Albert Forlenza Lorraine Komown Almerinrfo G. Ferreira Joseph Bianchi Selma Johnson Ernest Meadows Mrs. Fannie Watts Dennis and Janice Luke and Zel Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lee Douglas Williams Richard William Mrs. Doris Gately Mrs. Rhea Smith Mrs. M. Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hines Louise Stroud Helen M. Corbally Eunice Place Madrcne Bigg Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scarpella Mr. and Mrs. George Williams Frankie Roberts Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dill Florence Burley Agnes E. Smith Eleanor H. Carleu Dorothy L. Beebe Alma Byron Grayce A. Foley Alice M. Schneider H. D. Gill Alice P. Sterner Margaret McLoughhn Marion Griffin Mary Carye Carter Joanna J. Gellas Louis A. Dobon, D.D.S. Billy Tenpenny Mr. M. Smith Mr. W. Watcrficld John Caruso Mr. and Mrs. M. Gialanella Herbert Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Krull Mary Ann Kanyock Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lembo Kirk Corch Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hazel Farquhar Mrs. Marion Fabiano Sunny's Novelty Shoppe Ernest Avallonc Mr. and Mrs. George C. Martino Joseph Appicic Ray Pompilio Mr. and Mrs. A. Niosi Miss Marietta Barile Harold Mollineaux T. J. C.. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Corrigan Dr. Peter A. Rosamilia Sheldon and Isabelle Finney Anthony Tedesco Lucia A. Pompilio Sadie Tedesco Ralph Malanga James Provence Pau! Tubby” Beck Hans Schmid Bea and Dave O'Brien, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Smith Miss Miriam E. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Merrill Swiney Geraldine and Pamela Swiney Merrill and Mark Swiney Lt. and Mrs. M. L. Esposito Walter McQuIen Pete Johnson John Chambers Mr. and Mrs. L. Malanga George and Helen Mr. and Mrs. Neil Saccardi Mr. and Mrs. James Conahan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pompilio C. Curry Nick Tafaro Al Settmeri John Pirolozzi T. DeGennaro Louis Ronza, Jr. Henry Schiff James Lyons Joe Carrino Joe Carrino Michael Buffone Mr. and Mrs. J. Piavelle Mr. and Mrs. James A. Curtie A Friend Mr. and Mrs. P. Luongo Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith Mrs. Pearl Hadley Mrs. Edna Howerton Mrs. Addie Turner Kenneth Baily T. G. Mr. and Mrs. L. Calvcllo Robert Tobia Anna Calvello Jackie Smith and Bonme Gcrista Mr. John E. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. R. Purcell Mrs. Helen J ones and Son Mrs. Ruth Graves and Son A. G. Coppola John W. Vogel Curtis Chavis Mr. R. Davis Mr. Michael Fabiano Mrs. Angelina Fabiano Mr. Orlin Adams Mrs. J. Warner Mr. and Mrs. C. Jocrgcs Bob Schaffer Genevieve Cacciarelli Danny Cacciarelli Mr. and Mrs. Barney Ciliberti Sally and Joe Lipam Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vcntrella Lilly Martorelli M. M. Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Viscidi Mr. and Mrs. J. Rcboli Barbara and Richard D and L Service Center Helen B. Tunstead Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Galluzzo Steve Berberian Bill and Louis Pollster J. Girkont Joseph Pasqua Tma Brana Carole Cuozzo Mrs. A. Cuozzo Mrs. L. Pistilli Mr. and Mrs. Spatola Fanny Bell Valentina M. Cipolletti Augusta B. Frey Margaret E. O'Loughlin Eva Goldsmith N. H. Ayers Alvin Sauer Mr. and Mrs. A. Senerchia Jerry and Lucille Jack Owen Mrs. Casta Ramirez Paul Celeste Mrs. Hudson Mrs. Rose Harris Mrs. Leonard Jackson Roy Jones Lois Jones Dominick Celestini Agnes Rampichini Miss Viola Stevenson Mr. Frank Fabiano Mrs. E. Louise Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Brislm J. 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Bott w.shoi to my daughter and $on Can’t be Beat for Even Heat” CAROL and RALPH THE BEST VALVE FOR YOUR RADIATOR Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pompilio CALS BAR, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF 500 BROADWAY NEWARK. NEW JERSEY VALLEY PLATING CO. Mitchell 2-8854 CHARLES BUTLER CONFECTIONERY STORE 180 Plane Street Newark, New Jersey INTO THE SWIRL OF POPULARITY Joseph Ricciardi PAINTS - VARNISHES LADDERS LACQUERS DISTRIBUTORS FOR: ADELPHI DEVOE-RAYNOLDS NORTH JERSEY DUPONT BEN MOORE BAKER BRUSHES PITTSBURGH PAINT DUTCH BOV FLOOD Cr CONKLIN SHERWIN-WILLIANS U. S. GYPSUM Bigelow 3-6167 173 SPRUCE STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY — r,. DANIEL TOZZI FLORIST Dell's Luncheonette 373 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J. Best Wishes and Success to PATRICIA ZOPPI and the June Class of 1953 Mr. and Mrs. N. Zoppi HUmboldt 2-14 75 ANTHONY SENERCHIA PIANO STUDIO 240 Highland Avenue Newark, N. J. Congratulations to Pat FIREMAN ROBERT M. FRANK FIREMAN DANIEL J. FREELIN FIREMAN JAMES McPARTLAND. JR. FIREMAN CHARLES P. DUETSCH FIREMAN LEN GROWNEY OFFICER WILLIAM McGEE OFFICER EDWARD McNISH Best Wishes From Mr. and Mrs. G. Rossilli and Family HUmboldt 2-2193 Suburban Delicatessen Importers oF Food Delicacies 36Vi BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Best Wishes for a Successful Future and Compliments of ORCHID LUNCHEONETTE 55 Halsey Street Newark, N. J. MArkot 3-1790 H. A. GREENE CO. SPORTING GOODS Outfitters to Barringer H. S. AtNetic Teams For More Than Thirty Years CLUB SWEATERS AND JACKETS OUR SPECIALTY 28 HALSEY STREET NEWARK. N. J. HUmboldt 2-4120 Pasquariello's 6th AVENUE BAKERY 18-6th Avenue Newark 4. New Jersey CONGRATULATIONS TO MAXINE A Bc Jerome H. White UNITED STATES AIR FORCE MArket 2-3807 LOW MOON CHINESE Cr AMERICAN RESTAURANT Genuine Cantonese Family Dinner 102 Market Street Newark, New Jersey BARRINGER’S OWN BLUE Cr WHITE “Where Barringcritcs Meet to Eat GOOD FOOD . . . SOCIABILITY Park Avenue at Ridge Street HUmboldt 3-9011 Max Weinstein. Prop. B. Cr W Service Garage Complete Auto Service 150-1S8 BROADWAY NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Peter’s Barber Shop 12 CUTLER STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Humboldt 2-1087 “For Your Prom For a gorgeous fitting strapless bra see ALTMANS 22 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, New Jersey HUmboldt 2-5297 Compliments of CICCOLINI S MAYTAG ESSEX CO. 30 Broadway Newark, New Jersey Congratulations to my sweetheart. Janice Although we didn't go through high school together, we will go through all other cross roads hand in hand.’ Love, Bob HUmboldt 5-7380 Tom Gianfrancesco The Premier Cleaners Cleaning - Pressing Repairing • Altering 353 SUSSEX AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS TO EACH MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF JUNE 1953 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Slack CONGRATULATIONS TO LOUISE AND THE GRADUATES OF JUNE 19S3 Mr. and Mrs. John Kanyock HUmboklt 2-0395 Fr— D4ntfy C. Caruso's Food Market 457 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF Miles Sign Service 77Vi GARSIDE STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY MILITARY PARK HOTEL HUmboklt 3-3364 Quality Laundry Cr Cleaners 190 BROADWAY NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 16 PARK PLACE Broadway Market NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 514 BROADWAY NEWARK. NEW JERSEY HUmboldt 3-8873. 3-8881 Broadway Drugs O. R. Seal , Rag. Ph rm. 188 BROADWAY AT 4th AVE. NEWARK, N. J. THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO. ORangc 5-4934 Frank's Meat Market 71 SOUTH DAY STREET ORANGE. NEW JERSEY 300 BROADWAY IN NEW AUK SINCE 184 5 L. MYERSON ty SON EXTENDS A FRIENDLY WELCOME Hardware. Paint, Plumbing Supplies TO TOMORROW S LEADERS 546 Broadway Newark. New Jersey KEarny 2-9756 Vinnie Russomanno HOLLYWOOD AUTO SALES SAFETY TESTED USED CARS Office Hours Monday Through Friday 9 A. M. - 10 P. M. Sat. 9AM - 8 P. M.—Sun. 9 A. M. - 5 P. M. 1 River Road North Arlington. N. J. Corner Belleville Pike and River Road Mitchell 3-9612 Courthouse Service Station 65 WEST MARKET STREET NEWARK. N. J. Best Wishes to OUr Daughtc' HELEN and the 4A Class Mr. and Mrs. N. Castellano Success to My Daughter DELORES and the 4A Class Mr. and Mrs. Davis Lots of Luck and Love to PATRICIA 20PPI From Charlie Compliments of the YEARBOOK STAFF, JAN. 54 Catherine Barlas Joanne Boyd C. Paul Cantor Marlene Cilento Alba Cordasco Phyllis Curcione Dolores Nicastro Angela Piecinmno Lillian Trawick HUmboldt 2-4255 Leo Mulligan JOHN J. MULLIGAN Cr SONS MOVERS Conveyors of Fine Furniture 447 Summer Avenue Newark 4, N. J. Compliments of BROADWAY JEWELERS and GIFT SHOP Madeline M. Pasqua. Prop. 52 Broadway Newark. N. J. With Compliments SHIRLEY TOZZI LEARN TO BECOME A BEAUTICIAN $4 per week Monday, Tuesday. Thursday Evening Day Classes Slightly Higher THE COMPLETE COURSE IN BEAUTY CULTURE • Interesting Day or Ivoning Clatter • Special Part Time CIjuo Arranged • For Mon and Women • Free Placement Bureau • Now Clatter Begin Every Monday • Write, Phone or VWlt Ask (or Booklet A Approved (or Veteran Training PARK BEAUTY SCHOOL MArket 2-2821 9 WEST STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Near Klein's Department Store CONGRATULATIONS MILLICENT The Mai Bros., Co. 38 - 48 HIGHLAND AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY HUmboldt 2-5630 HUmboldt 3-0494 Licfs Liberty Food Store 164 PLANE STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Jigg's Meat Market 153 FLORENCE AVENUE IRVINGTON. NEW JERSEY ROMAN FURNITURE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHING 43 Broadway Newark, New Jersey WELL WISHERS 8arbara Mazza Margaret Susan Esposito Michael L. Esposito, Jr. Carol Saucholli Carol Tappita John I. Kilby Mr. Irving Merkin Mr. Buhrman Mr, S. Slavin Ray DiVal Olga and Chas. Bebo Farese Jim and Marie Tess Beim Joan and John Helen and Wolfie Vic and Connie Janis Carbone ’'Gerry No. 2 Angela Bellino Mary Jo Pete Buddy Red and Angel Loretta Valeri Angela and Rusty Marion and Tony Diane and Buddy Edith Martino and Bob Sneddon Gussic and Chubby Anita Manfriedi Barbs and Ken Bobbie Hecht Louis Koretify Bessie and Elmer Diane and Carlos Christine and Billy Joyce and James A Friend Mrs. Liatha Branche Miss Helen L. Branch Mr. Anderson Branche Baby Craig Stewart Miss June Thomas Alba Sisto Butch and Dolores Miss Barbara Valese Marie Capalboy Kitty and Junior Judy and Tony Frazel and Wardcll Joan and Danny The Atomic Teens Dorothea and Leon Miss Mane Scalia Margaret Dougherty Bobbie Gordon Lucy Orlando Marsha Eiscn Gabe Bergamo Gene Setti Mr. Parclli Ruth Hanson Mary Baker A Friend A Friend Frieda Murden Winefred King Margaret Ward Bill and Ellie Mimi Mr. Argand and Family Dorothy Esposito Henry Otf Miss Lydia Hall Robert Schenkel George Petros HUmboldt 5-4191 Nick Rizzitollo Rizxitello’s Florist When words f.vl. send flowers Flowers Telegraphed Nick Rizzitello I 82 - 8th Avenue Newark 4, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL OPEN EVENINGS HOLIDAYS AND SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT We wish to take this opportunity of expressing our appreciation to the Barringer High School students for their confidence in appointing us the Official Photographers for the Athenaeum. It has been a distinct pleasure to work with the Editor and Staff in producing the pictures for this yearbook. The Crescent Photo Studio 835 BROAD STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY MArket 2-9898 CONGRATULATIONS TO CHICK FROM RALPH Mr. and Mrs. Harry Caskcll Michael Jacobson Mrs. Marie Sessa Mrs. Mildred Cenranni Mrs. Filamena Centanni Angelo and Jean Sammy Sessa Josephine Lardicri Mrs. Minnie DoGrazio Carole Ann DoGrazio Joseph DeGrazio Jerry Lcmbo Gill Lardieri Angelo Centanni Joe Lardieri Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lungo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dwyer Pete LaMola Mike Pompilio Marie Barrella Beacy” Dwyer Mike Ciricillo Joe Brush Charlie Taylor Francis Cheneyhore Mark Juliano Erma and Mark Josephine Gaito Mtll and Vinnic Delores Voglmo Violet and Bill Frank Adcssa Queens of Hearts Jo and Tom Mary Calcagno Yvonne Statella HUmboldt 2-9-113 Nicholas Pastore General Contracting - Mason - Painting . Carpentry 10 MT. PROSPECT AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Gift Shoppe SHOWER . WEDDING UMBRELLAS - FAVORS • GIFTS 353 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. PATSY FORTE Cr SONS Best Wishes and Success to the Class of June 1953 JOHN MARSEGLIA CORNER STORE 157.7th AVENUE and MT. PROSPECT NEWARK. NEW JERSEY HUmboldt 2-3086 Cavallo s Shoe Store MArket 2-5051 HUmboldt 5-7317 352 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of W. T. Grant Co. 575 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations to JOYCE and the Graduating Class Mr. and Mrs. R. Jessop J. GLENN COMPANY 45 Clinton Street Newark, N. J. Compliments of Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. E. Musal CLASS OF JANUARY 1954 Jerry Grasso Joe Manno Neil Bradley Mr. Cascella Don and Rita Nick Saulle Joe Racanelli Lillian and Lenny Jerry Nicollctte Louis Castellano Gloria Rcspoli Lucy Nicolaio Mr. and Mrs. James V. Fozzari Angelica Celfo (Angel) Rose Dante Jo Ann and Larry Pat and Paul WELL WISHERS Edward Holis George Brown Mr. Allen Beverly Chalupa Eleanor Grant Judy Corona Betty D Ambola Janice and Bobby Mrs. A. Corona Mike DeVmcenzo Edith Armellino Betty O'Connor Maryanne Turi Pat McGlynn Helen McDermott Carol Pompilio Alba S. Cordasco Lucille Petito Billy Garronc Jean and Al Bob Schner Mike Faiclla Mr. Argand Chickic S. Manko S. Frank DeMunno Beverly Berniere Ann Villani Joyce Chamberlain Lucy Orlando Josephine DePasqualc Claire Mignooe Marie Alfone Pia Rossilli Mary Lou Pelletier Jeanette and Paul Rose Marie Zizza Delores Jackson Marty Marasco Joyce and Joe Mario Freda Mrs. L. H. Garner Thomas Bergamo '■Dikey“ James DiFabio F. S. Hartman R. R. Ammarell Rachel Curcionc Carol Ann Mathew Vera Brackl Natalie Schulte A Friend A Friend of a Friend Rose Settineri Mary Pirolozzi Dolly Buffone Mike Pleskach VARSITY SWEATERS In Your School $ W95 Colors. All Sizes. f BABE'S CENTRE 34 BROADWAY, NEWARK Open Evm. to 9 P. M. HU 2-2941 H. SCHULTZ Cr SONS Distributors: Hardware. Electrical Supplies and Appliances 620 Market Street Newark 5, N. J. HUmboldt 3-9514 SORIANOS PHARMACY 74 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. HUmboldt 3-9337 Frank's Cities Service Station CORNER PARK AND SUMMER AVENUES NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Congratulation} to BARBARA and Her Fricndi Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Sheppard Compliments of THE YEARBOOK STAFF Green Acres Luncheonette ALMA MATER 3 : -. r. vr,T) „ V- 'w „„d rit, oW. fomcd 0«. 'nonY ° • fc rtr- r- T St- i j� o - nr hoUli Cokh � « _____= = i _nj cow4 ’ ft % - • -. -5—1 w '• 7L-=== ,-ti'- J r. f- H rrr- Jn i vci T° ,T ‘ I w - Mci' ’ v-_4=$r. ( i ,ook r • ... M� ,B« A«4 M , g. m m i r OS « A’ ‘ vO i| r h « Whrn the '� «• v' --T n C«k bkn rol TVfftuoh � ♦ «