Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1957 volume:

Barringer High School flemark, flem Jersey D f D I C A I 0 n John UJ. Vogel Class Counselor and Acting Head Counselor As a token of deep appreciation for his exceptional understanding and patience in facilitating our numerous problems, and out of admiration for his constant faith in us, we happily dedicate our yearbook to our counselor, Mr. John W. Vogel. It seems apropos to acknowledge the unselfish devotion and service that he has successively rendered to the school, faculty and students as counselor, instructor and acting head counselor, for twenty-three years. His living example of the Golden Rule has become a source of edification; thus with reverence we proudly proclaim a trusted and dear friend. Mr. Vogel m conference with other conferences OUR ADVISERS Mr. J. Vogel Class Counselor Miss A. Schneider Class Adviser Mr. M. Blast Yearbook Adviser Mr. M. Shlofmitz Yearbook Adviser HOIAEROOAI TEACHERS Mrs. H. Gill Mr. V. Albano Miss A. Schneider Mr. M. Lcrner (H R. 273) (H.R. 75) (H R. 95) (H R. 99) 7 ART fflcuuy ATHLETICS A. Byron. B P C. A. Naporano. MA. Physical Education Physical Education Safaty V. Salerno Physical Education E. Scalera. M.A. Physical Education COUNSELORS A. Coppola. M.A. English ). Dill. 8.A. Italian, Guidanca Jaffa Sedicmo B.S. Physical Education G. Kmgtley. M.A. English, Guidanca I. Markm. M.A. History. Guidanca P. Retfamo. M.Ed. History. Guidance J. Vogel. M.A. Guidanca A. Smith. M.A Health. Guidanca DOMESTIC SCIENCES ENGLISH . Girkont. M A. English C Gray. B A English E Handler English M. Jannone, M A English J. Kf.tier. M.A. English M. McLaughlin BA English H. Nunzio English W. Shulmen. M A. English A. Sterner. Ph.D. English K. WaUton, M A. English HISTORY L. Augustus. B.S. History M Slav. BA History C. Circurillo. M.A. History I. Elan. BA.. M.A. History HISTORY M Ferraro, 8.A., M.A. History LIBRARY M. Carter. BA. M Griffin. MA. Library Library N. Ayers, M A. Mathematics H. Lett. M.A Mathematics MATHEMATICS F. Dei Gucrico. BA. Mathematics S. Salerno. BA.. MA. Mathematics H. Farquhar. MA. Mathematics S. Se«Jl r. B S Mathematics MODERN LANGUAGES A. Alavarenoa. B A Languages F Dnpenziare. BA S Macchta. B S Languages Languages • ♦t-1 P. Lippe. M.A. History H. Kaplan. MA Mathematics E Wilsey. BA. Mathematics S. Slavm. MA. f ranch 10 MUSIC A. Aroand. M A. Music H Gill. B A. Music S. Goldenberg Music OFFICE F. Bell Office Staff A. Frey. R N. Nurse E. Goldsmith £ Kraus. 6 S Office Staff Sight Conversation SCIENCE M. Marchs Book Room V. Albano. B.A Biology S Buhrman. M S. Chemistry D. Farrell. MA. G. German, BA. Sconce Sconce and Biology M Greene. B A. Physics. Chemistry M Lemer. M.A. A. Schneider. B.A. Physics. Chemistry Biology V. Sorocco. M.A. Lab Science M Spivak. Ed D Science H Tumtead Chemistry A. Weckstem. Ph 0. Science TYPING NOT PICTURED F. Morgan Foods J. Bayer Physical education Z. Sosnow Physical education II CLASS SOAG AllAfl AlflTtfi 12 y£fln BOOK Virginia Field Mike-up Editor % Mildred Landolfi Editor-in-Chief Diane Barnhart features Editor Charle franC's Sport Editor Bettye Beaton Co Business Editor Arlene Mihlon Co-Business Editor Jean Stec Typing Editor Do'°'« C.,0„0 4 Editor Grace Ruvo Barbara Roberts Corinne Di Guiseppe Patricia Pedone Secretary Senior Write-ups Senior Write-ups Snapshots Editor Art Staff Research Staff Senior Write-ups Photognphy Typing Stiff Phyllis Sc alere 10 Editor Corinnc Di Goiscppc. and Anthony Karambclas Je n Stec, Editor Barbara Roberts. Co-Editors The executive committee consists of the class officers end the homeroom representatives. Those pictured are Frank Buck-worth, Hattie Mandville, Jeanne Stec, Pat Pedone. Rosemary ScarpeUi. Rachel Curcione. Richard De Filippo, and Virginia Field. Rom Mario Scarpdll Fourth Frank BucVworth Fifth nflTionflL nonofi -socitiy Charles Frarscis President Jerry Salandra Vice President Modns Baums Dolores DeVita Frank Buck worth 18 Virginia Field Secretary Diane Barnhardt Treasurer Kathleen Fiore Anthony Karambelas 19 ANTHONY AIBANESE Studious arid reserved . . . Impressive Wisdom . Bound to succeed . . . A fellow worth knowing FRED ALFANO Quiet and courteous to all . . . Very shy but relaxed . . A swell guy to have around anytime JOHNNY ALBANI Musically inclined . . . Wit and personality galore . . . Sports en. thusiast ... A pleasure to have y CECELIA ALLEN Her ways are ways of pleasantness . . . And all her paths are peace . . . Soft spoken and sweet. fl T H £ n 20 RICHARD AMOS A quiet fellow who it well liked . . . Good athlete . . . Takes hit time but eventually accomplishes his task JACK BARBARA JOHN ASHBACK Man of very few words . . . Shy . . . Gets along with all. DIANE BARNHART Studious and efficient . . . Capable of doing a job well done . . Noted for her cheering. Easygoing and friendly ... A sense of humor to match his great disposition. 21 9 JANET BARONE Well groomed . . . Clothes galore East to get along with ... To know her is to like her . . . Her hair is her crowning glory. ANGELO BAVOSA Extremely quiet in class . . . Not too fond of books . . . Shrewd in a nice way. MODRIS BAUMS Scholar . . . Hard worker . . . Outstanding ability to succeed in anything he encounters. ELIZABETH BEATON Every inch of her is goodness . . . Her inner beauty is revealed in her voice. 22 RICHARD BEVIRE His business is being a friend . . . Hard working and good-natured . . . A gentleman all around. MARION BORDON Never speechless ... A laugh you’ll never forget . . . Someone nice to know. WARREN BONGO Personality and looks are a double treat . . . Full of laughter with a smile for everyone . . . Football skill unequalled. ALEX BORSOS Quiet dependable and understanding ... A friend to all. 23 FRANK BUCKWORTH An all around American boy . . . Winning smile and personality combined with athletic ability . . . President of 4A class. DOLORES CAPRIO Delicate features with expressive blue eyes surrounded by person-ality and pep . . . An abundance of artistic ability. 24 BARBARA BUTCH Always happy and gay . . . Wonderful sense of humor ... A friend to all a foe to none. flTHtn MARY ANN CARDINAL! Angelic with a touch of the devil . . . Popular with an outstanding personality . . . Sparkling eyes with a wardrobe to match. 195? LOUIS CICINIA Cute . . . Casual smile and manner . . . Provider of laughs with an enjoyable personality ... A friend always. fifum AUGUSTUS COLATREILA Hard working and good Matured . . . A whiz in most subjects . . . A generous heart and man of many words. JOSEPH CILETTI Cute . . . Good things come in small packages . . . Intelligence mixed with mischief . . . Gentle manner ... A nice person to know. GERALD COLATRELLA Hides behind a seeming serious exterior . . . Unpredictable as they come . . . Known for his fine exploits on the football field. 25 DANIEL COPPOLA Dark and Handsome . . . Will be remembered for his accomplishments in baseball ... A smile worth a million. JOE CORDASCO Enjoys a pood laugh now and then . . . A bit bashful . . . Clever . . . Interesting GERALD CORBO The flame in his hair matches the gleam in his eyes . . . Quiet but enjoys a good laugh . . . Small and lively. NICK CORDASCO Cool. calm, and collected ... Impressive physique . . . Subtle sense of humor intermingled with a lot of niceness. RACHEL CURCIONE Sparkling blue eyes . . . Personality bubbling over . . . Gentle motions . . . Versatile. RICHARD DE FILIPPO Small in stature, great in mind . . . Never at a loss for words . . . Artistic, witty and ingenious. CLEMENTINE DALLA VALLE A soft spoken gal with pleasant ways . . . Swcctress interlaced with shyness. CAMILLE DEL BIANCO Pretty with seeming sophistication . . . Always has a nice word for everyone . . . Pleasant and quite a gal. JOAN DEL MAURO A smile that radiates charm and warmth . . . Lovely dark hair . . . Air of sophistication . . . Sincere and soft spoken. CORINNE 01 GUISEPPE Her Sparkling eyes only help shine up her neatness . . . Charm and grace help make her outstanding 28 DOLORES DE VITA “It is well to think well, it is divine to act well. A shy, quiet and pleasant miss. FRANK DONAGHY A small bundle of dynamite . . . Nonchalant attitude . . . always a twinkle in his eyes . . . Easy to like. JOHN DOVRIS Hasn’t got much to say but you should hear It . . . Carefree with an infectious smile ... A regular guy. JOSEPH EOLLO A wizard in all subiects . . . Has a hearty laugh even though he is one of the more quiet ones . . . Likeable. JOSEPH DU FOUR A quiet, good-natured pal . . . Friendly and a pleasure to have in your company. VINCENT ERMINIO Reserved and dignified . . . Mild manner ... An enjoyable person to have around. 29 PAT FAVATA Possesses pleasant ways with music on his mind . . . Mischief lurks behind those dark eyes . . . Gets along with everyone. DOMENICK FAZZARI A good looking lad . . . Well lAed by the female sex . . . Never without a thought for a new scheme . . . A talent for making friends. LEE FAZIO Sugar and spice and everything nice . . . Tiny and petite but never overlooked . . . Attracts friends. VIRGINIA FIELD Tall with lovely eyes . . . Well liked by all . . . strives for perfection . . . Exception executive and administrative ability ... Intelligence plus. KATHLEEN FIORE A cute little miss . . . Sweetness galore . . . Abundance of friendliness . . . Achieved her dream of becoming a cheerleader. LAWRENCE FREDA His sincere and quiet ways make him an asset to any class ... A gentleman always . . . Barringer's own Sal Maglie. JAMES GAIDA Agreeable and liked by all . . . Carefree, gay and lots of fun . . . Always strives for a better goal. 31 EUGENE GIVENS Rather tall gent . . . Has something to contribute at all times . . . Ambitious . . . Polite and thoughtful. ELEANOR GRANT Pleasant disposition . . . Smiling face ... A ready friend to everyone ... An all-around girl in everyway. JEAN GOOSBY Ability to succeed in anything she encounters . . . Industrious and thoughtful with a slight giggle. Tjpjfpft 32 Conservative dresser . . . Quiet and tall . . . Very friendly to all. PEARL HALL Faithfulness and honesty . . . Loyalty and friendliness are written in her big brown eyes. MARIE HENRY SAUNDRA HARDAWAY Always has time for all . . . Considerate . . . Attracts friends . . . An enjoyable person. STANLEY HENRY A quiet boy who has a word for everyone . . . Witty with an eye for the girls. Attracts friends with her friendly smile . . . Sweet and expressive. 33 ARLENE HOFFMAN She is a bubble of laughter, an infinity of wisdom and a fountain of learning, through and through. ROBERT JACOBSON Man of very few words . . . A little bashful around the opposite sex . . . Clean cut and reserved. A good looking athlete with deep thoughts behind those quiet expressions ... An all around likeable guy. MARLAND JEFFRIES Quiet until spoken to . . . Mild manner . . . Athletic abilities and popular with the opposite sex. BETTY JOHNSON Cute and friendly . . . Get's along with everyone . . . Mild manner . . . Personality plus. GREGORY KINLOCH His trademarks are his red hair and the tendency to blush . . . Unpredictable . . . Capable of making new friends ANTHONY KARAMBELAS A true friend ... A scholar with a broad vocabulary ... A gentleman with pleasant ways MILDRED LANDOLFI Wonderful personality . . . Intelligent . . . Witty . . . Neat dresser . . . Friendly . . . Terrific organizer. 35 PATRICIA LATIMORE A Barringer cheerleader . . . Never found studying . . . Chatter -box with a baby voice. LOUIS LORDI Always a gentleman . . . Intelligent . . . Thoroughly likeable ... A logical thinker . . . Can hold his own in any debate. 36 PHYLLIS LONG Full of fun and loves to laugh . Known to do a job well done . Gets along with all. OTHtn HATTIE MANDVILLE Quiet until spoken to . . . Bright and sincere . . . Represents a loyal friend. MOE MARINELLO Mr. Hollywood disguised in dark glasses . . . Noted for his very wavy hair . . . Unassuming . . . Interesting line . . . Someone nice to know. CAROL McCALL Helpfulness, good cheer and lack of conceit . . A pleasant per- sonality . . . Constantly on the go. CONSTANCE MAXEY Cute and petite . . . Neat dresser . . . Mild manner with a gentle heart. PHILIP MELIA Friendly and sincere in his ways . . . His silence is a weapon . . . Rates high as a friend. 37 ARLENE MIHLON Sweet and sincere . . . Intelligent . . . Her eyes do her talking ... A true friend . . . Well liked by all. 38 JUDITH NISIVOCCIA Intelligence behind a quiet exterior .. . Peaches and cream complexion . . . Sweet and ambitious. ANTHONY NATIELLO A twinkle in his eye when the weaker sex appears . . . Talkative and clever. RALPH PALMIERE A great teaser around the girls . . . Never speechless . . . Smiling and joking with an easy going attitude DONALD PALUMBO A cute prankster in the best of clothes . . . Friendliness and personality plus sports ability add up to a popular fellow. ALFRED PIPE Serious minded . . . Steady sure and earnest . . . Always a ready interest for baseball . . . Worth knowing. PATRICIA PEDONE Cute with a dazzling smile . . . Style and charm are hers ... As a Maraca Queen she makes dancing easier to watch JO ANN PICENO A friendly person with a pleasant word for everyone . . Jo Ann sees the bright side of life. 39 FRANK POLITO Easy going attitude . . . big in stature and heart . . . Considerate . . . Gridiron favorite. DOTTY PREUSTER A great contributor at joke time . . . Her character has many great qualities . . . Mild manner with a golden heart. JOHANNA POTIGNANO She parts her lips and behold, a ceaseless flow of talk . , . Delightfully good natured ... A wonderful companion with a generous heart. ALEX ROBERTO Proficient mustian and athlete who some day will rise to great height with his smile and winning ways. 40 1957 BARBARA ROBERTS Her bright blue eye and unbeatable personality combined with style are just a few of her many assets ... A friend and a wonderful companion. etudi GLORIA ROSE A bit shy but sweet with a friendly smile for all. CHRISTINE ROMANO Seen but rarely heard . . . Likeable . . Friendly ways . . . Good natured. GRACE RUVO A bundle of energy . . . Busy but always has time for everyone . . . Though tiny she is never lost in a crowd . . . Easy to like. 41 JERRY SALANORA His virtues are many and his faults are few . . . Quite a talker and friendly PHYLLIS SCALERCIO JIMMY SAVAGE A friend to all . . . Understanding . . . Someone nice to have around. ROSE MARIE SCARPELLI Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well . . . Truly she is to be admired . . . sincere and thoughtful. 42 Understanding manner, touched off by a spark of sincerity, make her a delightful little package. FRED SCEOVLI Leads the jokesters ... A laugh can cure a problem ... An eye for the opposite sex . . . Nonchalant. 'Jt. LOUISE SILAS A style all her own and personality booming over . . . Warmth in every smile. MARLENE SCHNEIDER “Begone, full care, begone from me.’’ ... A bright little lady ever graceful, witty, and cngenious. EFFINGHAM SMITH Quiet but what he has to say is worth hearing . . . Clean cut and very nice. ANTHONY SOLLA Handsome, neat and quiet with a gentleman manner . . . Smart clothes on a well rounded person. JEAN STEC Model like figure . . . Flare for clothes . . . Known for her wonderful sense of humor . . . One of the captains of the cheerleaders . . . Expert driver???? 44 NICK SPEROUTO King of Jesters . . . His laugh is always lively and good natured IDA MAE STROUD Full of fun ... A sharp word for none . . . Ever willing: helpful and a pleasure to have around. JOHN STROUSE Blushes easily around the girls . . . Timid and is one of our track stars. ANTHONY TAURIILLO Cute . . . Never overlooks the gals . . . Friendship is his key to success . . . Noted for his football skill. ELIZABETH TATE A helpful hand at all times . . . Quiet and unassuming ... A friend at all times. MICHAEL TRENTO Handsome Mike , . . his frankness and independence make him an outstanding guy . . . Enjoyable companion ... A must on our football team «5 VINCENT VETUSCHI A gentle manner . . . Never goes unnoticed by the girls . . . Has an air of sophistication ... A wonderful person to have around. FRED WEBB Refined and dignified . . . Man of few words . . . Has time for everyone. in clothes ... A necessity to have around. 40 Kjfhr Fiore. Warren Bongo Cutetl Camille Del Bunco. Nick Caidnco Niceit Figure. Best Build Patricio Redone. Gene Given Moil Sophisticated Connne DiGuitcppt. Motet MaHnello CUM Flirt Arlene Million. Frenk Buck worth Did Mot I for the CUtt Mildred Landolfi. Frank Buckworth Mott Likely To Succeed Cormne DiGtmeppe. Mike Trento Bett Dancers Tina Dalla Valle. Danny Coppola Most Athletic «9 j j«j ip i III! 11 fffflfff If U 'f � s ij if ill -i f � mi t. Wh i ? w y -r M if is 5 S’; nS!i!!! u f i I fun % 5 ?! Mm h i Iff | � V ! § I5 i ! i Imlm m n co If 8j |g?j ' $ SI I ■I 3 ■S' tttTO?« u 2gy ?yf 2| iillf nr HI I !|e i if mmm m • MRS. H. GILL C«c«H« Allen June 2. 1939 175 James Street After-Math Club. Science Club. French Club. F.T.A.. President of French Cle t. On pence Comm.ttcc ot Senior Dances Counselors Office. Typilt for Acropolis, Executive Committee Diene Barnhart January II. 1940 15 Heller Parhwey Treasurer N.M.S.. Cheerleader. Editor of Acropolis. Feature Editor of Yearbook. After Math Club. Science Club. Contemporary Club. All City Radio. Jr. Achievement. Dance Comm.ttee. Mixed Chorus. Elisabeth Beaton July 27, 1939 55 No. 7th Street All-State Chorus. Advanced Chords, Girls’ Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. FTA. Science Club. Co-Business Editor of Yearbook, Dance Committee. Clementine Dalle Valle November 14. 1938 123 Verona Ave. Band. Decoratng Committee. Helping in Main Office. Judith Nisivoccie August 18. 1939 48 Webster Street After-Math Club. F.T.A.. Skit Committee. Homeroom Activities. Rose Marie Scerpelli June g. jgjg 2$ Irving Street Yearbook. Student Council. Secretary of After-Math dub. NHS. Executive Comm.ttee. Dance Committee. Homeroom President Marlene Schneider April 11. 1940 418 Woodside Avenue NHS. Blue Jackets. Orchestra. Band. French Club. Music Club. Science Club. Math Club. Mixed Chorus. Jeanne Stec January 22. 1939 218 Broad Street After-Math Clid , Skit Committee. Homeroom Activities ’B” Girl, Co-Captain of Cheerleaders. Typing Editor of Yearbook. Office Helper. Student Council. Acropolis Agent. Homeroom Treasurer. F T A Delores DeVlta July 14. 1939 422 Woodside Avenue Blue Jackets. Student Council. N.H.S.. Math Club. Science. Orchestra. Chorus Ida Mac Stroud December 30. 1937 14 Rose Avenue Cafeteria Work. Science Club. Ticket Committee. Biology Lab. Girls Service Club. Tennis Club. Cortnrse DiGsiisappc 397 No 12th Street Science Club. Yearbook. Music Club. Guidance Monitor. Dance Committee. Chairman of Dance Kathleen Fiore June 1, 1939 834 Mt. Prospect Avenue Cheerleader. Yearbook After-Math Club. Dance Committee. NHS. Science Club. Homeroom Activities. Pearl Hall July 3. 1939 1ft Chester Avenue Officer Monitor. Jr. Achievement. Science Club. Student Council. F.TA. Newark Youth Council Clisabeth Tate March 3. 1939 180 Warren Street Science Club. Dance Committee. Advanced Chorus. Mixed Chorus. Biology Lab. Tennis Club Patricia Pedone August 18. 1939 37 Irving Street Executive Committee. Blue Jackets. Photo Editor of Yearbook. Homeroom Secretary. Dane Committee. After-Math Club Ja Ann Picena September 21, 1939 7S3 Summer Avenue Band. Orchestra Marla Henry September 28. 1938 13S James Street Science Club, Girls Leaders. After-Math Club. Advanced Chorus, Advanced Girls Glee Club Artene Hoffman March 22. 1939 228 Central Avenue. L O. NHS. Blue Jackets. Band, Orchestra. Red Cross. Acropolis. Math. Science and Music Clubs. Advanced Chorus. FTA. Constance Maxey September 30. 1939 588 No. 5th Street Red Cross, G rls Service Club. Photo Club. Science Club. Bioaogv Club. NHS. Office Monitor. Johanna Potignano February 7. 1939 114 Summor Avenue After-Math Club. Science Club. Dence Committee. Jr. Achievement Dotty Preutter November 14. 1938 17 last Sylvan Avenue Mixed Chorus. Science Club. Dance Committee Chairman. Office Helper. Skit Committee Barbara Roberts August 3. 1939 371 Lake Street Yearbook. After-Math Club. Dance Committees. Nurses Monitor. Homeroom Activities. Carole McCall March 26. 1939 216 Plan Street Girls Leaders. Science Club. Tennis Club. Office Monitor. Jr. Achieve ment. Advanced Chorus. Mixed Chorus Phyllis Scalercio December ft. 1938 8S3 Summer Avenue After Math Club. Science Club. Orchestre. Bend, Dance Committee. Jr. Achievement. Research Editor of Yearbook. Advanced Chorus. 52 Anthony Albanese Science Club. May 1. 1937 491 Broadway John Ashbaek February 15, 1939 55 Taylor Street Richard Severe September IS. 1939 71 Fifth Street Science Club. Acropolis Agent. Warren Bongo Football. December 1, 193$ 14 Bel Air Place Al Bonoi Boy Leader Club. January 26. 1939 301 6th Avenue Louis Cicenla January 2. 1937 205 No. 5th Street Joseph Cilctti February 2. 1939 293 Highland Avenue Jerry Colatrclla Football. March 5. 1939 427 No. tllh Street Daniel Coppola May 17. 1938 297 Garside Street Science Club. Baseball Team. Jerry Corbo March 30. 1939 75 Mr. Prospect Avenue Joe Corda«co February 25. 1939 41 Hinsdell Place Nick Cordasco March 8. 1939 106 Vi Ml. Prospect Avenue Frank Donaghy November 14, 1938 278 Broad Street Joseph Dufour December 19. 1936 25 Heller Parkway Joe Cello Science Club. July 30. 1956 13 Stone Street Don fattsti August 20. 1939 111 Mt. Prospect Avenue Larry Freda Baseball. October 21. 1938 145 Ridge Street Eugene Givens March 24. 1938 27 Triton Terrace Track. All City Chorus. Advanced Chorus Stanley Henry Indoor Track. September 15, 1938 847 So. 14th Street Hattie Mandville March 7. 1939 141 James Street Science Club. Tennis Club. Jr. Red Cross. Bowling Club. Arlene Million January 21. 1939 60 Lock Street Sales Manager of the Acropolis. Treasurer of After-Math Club. Science Club. Contemporary Club, F.T.A., Vice President of the Homeroom. N.H.S.. B Girl. Business Editor of Yearbook. Alfred Pope Science Club. July 1. 1939 400 No. 6th Street Frank Polito April 13. 1939 695 No. 7th Street Student Council. Boys Leader. Football Track. Christine Romano Acropolis Agent. April 29. 1938 50 Stone Street Anthony Solta August 19. 1938 248 Ridge Street Anthony Tauricllo Track. Football. June 26. 1939 IS2 Isabella Avenue Mike Trento September 15. 1938 17 Dey Street Football. Outside Social Club. Vincent Vetuschi August 20. 1938 436 No. 11th Street 53 Yearbook. After-Math Club. Science Club. Dance Committee, Jr. MISS A. SCHNEIDER • Fr«d Alfano April 14. 1939 88 Mt. Prospect Avenue Science Club. Modri Biumi Auguil 26. 1940 196 Roseville Avenue Visual Aids. Science Club. After-Math Club. National Honor Society. Contemporary Club. Photography Club. Frank Buck worth February 26. 1939 271 Sixth Avenue Football Team. Baseball Team. President 4A Class. Student Council. N. H. S.. Lieutenant of Boys Leaders, Science Club Barbara Butch March 29. 1939 7 Cottage Street Science Club. Math Club. Glee Club Delores Caprlo May 1. 1939 433 Roseville Avenue Future Teachers. Science Club. Yearbook. Maryann Cardinal December 21. 1938 268 Berkeley Avenue Science Club. After-Math. F.T.A., Student Council. Yearbook. “B Gel. Bowling Club. Augustus Colatrelia February 7. 1939 58 Fifth Street Dramatic Club. Scienco Club. Jr. Achievements. Bowling Club. After-Mjth Club. Rachel Curcione January 30. 1939 74 Nesbitt Street. F.TA. Science CIU . Student Council, Newark'Youth Council. Bowling Club. Swimming Club. Class Treasurer. B Girl. Advanced Chorus. Richard DeFilippo March 9. 1939 278 5th Street Lieutenant of Boys Leaders. Science Club. Jean Oel Maure April 19. 1939 295 Orange Street Jr. Red Cross. Science Club. ”B'' Girl. Bowling Club. Lee Fasie March 2. 1939 S70 Bloomfield Avenue Science Club. Jean Goesby July 1, 193B 344 No. 5th Street Basketball. F.T.A.. Science Club. G'tlt Service Eleanor Grant February 23. 1939 23 Nesbitt Street G r,� Service. Jr. Red Cross. Science 54 Gregory Kinlock September 7. 1938 42 Marcy Avenue Science Club. Mildred Landelfl April 2. 1939 946 Franklin Avenue Business Manager of Acropolis, Editor in-Ch.ef of Yearbook. Science Club. President of After-Math Club. Secretary of Class. N.H.S.. B ' Girl. Contemporary Club. F.T.A. Phyllis Long November 13. 1938 160 James Street Science CliA . Mixed Chorus. Tennis Club. 8asketball. Glee Club. Moses Morinlello December 1, 1938 9 Peck Avenue Science Club. Yearbook. Anthony Natielle August 2. 1938 15 Grafton Avenue Science Club. After-Math Club. Photography Club. Ralph Palmiere June S. 1938 638 No. 6th Street Science Club. After-Math Club. Don Palumbo January 19, 1939 410 Second Avenue Basketball, Baseball. Yearbook. Science Club. Gloria Rose December 11, 1938 7 3rd Street Mixed Chords. Girls Glee Club. Grace Ruvo February 21. 1939 220 Parker Street Yearbook Secretary, Student Council. Science Club. After-Math Club. Jimmie Savage September 22. 1938 176 South 9th Street Cross Country. Indoor Track. Outdoor Track. Fred Scevoli February 28, 1939 537 No. 4th Street Blue Jackets. Musician. Indoor Track. Louise Silas December 12, 1938 94 Peabody Place Science. Glee Club. Chorus. Nick Sperdufo May 6. 1938 188 Summer Avenue Science Club. Yearbook Committee, Fred Webb July 6. 1938 342 W. Kinney St. Apt. «A Anne Wilson August 7, 1938 308 Orange Street Latin Club. Spanish Club. Glee Club. Basketball Club. Girls Service. Mixed Chorus. Science Club. Tenn.t Club. Robert Jacobson Science Club. July 24. 1938 • MR. M. LERNER John Albani March 31, 1939 452 4th Avenue Baseball. Blue Jackets. Band. Orchestra. Music Club. Richard Amos February 21, 1939 179 James Street Track, Basketball, Football. Indoor Track. Science Club. Jack Barbara March 25. 1939 83 Garside Street Plays the Saxophone. Band, Football. Baseball. Basketball. Mus Club. John Grant May 24. 1939 21 No. 13th Street Science Club. Latin Club. Jr Red Cross. Saundra Hardaway November 22. 1939 210 Orange Street Jr Red Cross, Science Club. Joe Jacjngelo March 13, 1939 974A Franklin Avenue Football. Track. Science Club. Leaders. Janet Barone February 3. 1939 Science Club. Gym Captain. • B Girl. 581 No. 7th Street Marland Jeltries October 13, 1938 34 4th Street Baseball. Basketball. Cross Country. Indoor Track. Science Club. Jr. Red Cross. Angelo Bavosa October 31. 1938 176 Garstde Street Marlon Borden December 30. 1939 202 Orange Street Student Council, Acropolis Agent. Girls Workers Club, Girls Basketball Team, Tennis Club. Science Club. Red Cross. Camille Del Bianco March 27. 1939 317 7th Avenue Secretary of the Homeroom. • John Dovrl January 28. 1939 243 Sixth Avenue (lisabeth Johnson October 31. 1938 131 Somerset Street Science Club. Girls Service Acropolis Anthony Karambelat October 3. 1939 19 Burnet Street N H.S.. Boys Leaders. Science Club. After-Math Club. Track Team. Yearbook. Contemporary Club Louis Lordi January 19. 1939 289 No. 5th Street Boys Loaders Club, Science Club. Contemporary Club. Vincent Irminio February 3. 1939 360 No. 6th Street Pat Favata June 10. 1938 430 Central Avenue Virginia Field April 5. 1940 S77 Mt. Prospect Avenue Make-up Editor of the Yearbook. Student Adviser of the Acropolis. Science. After-Math, Music. French Clubs. Secretary of the N H S.. Class Executive Committee, Advanced Chorus. Dramatics Plays. Student Council. W8GO. Contemporary. F.T.A.. Lixary. Charles Francis May 24. 1939 349 No. 4th Street President N.H.S.. Science Club, Math Club. Student Council. Sports Editor of Acropolis. Sports Editor of Yearbook. Band. Blue Jackets. Philip Mclia November 17, 1938 78 Hudson Street Science Club. Dec o'a ton Committee. Alex Roberto April 29. 1938 264 Clifton Avenue Baseball Team. Basketball Team. Band. Orchestra. Blue Jackets. Jerry Salandra February 19. 1939 344 Ridge Street Vice President of N.H.S.. Activities Editor of Yearbook. Editor of Acropolis. Executive Committee. Dance and Graduation Committee. Science Club. After-Math Club. Bowlmg Club. Leaders. Contemporary. (ffingham Smith February 17. 1938 94 Seventh Avenue James Gaida April 19. 1939 Science Club. Photographer for the School. Street John Strouse November 22. 1938 8 No. 11th Street Cross-Country. Indoor Track. Outdoor Track, Science Club. 55 365 No. 7th CLASS HISTORy It was a cold day in February 1953 when a frightened bunch of freshmen trudged up the Street to Barringer, the school they would come to love and cherish. We were all comforted by the many familiar faces we saw. Finally the doors were opened and we entered the hallowed halls of the third oldest high school in the United States. The auditorium was the setting of our meeting with the man we would grow to admire and love. Doc” Saylor. Maps were distributed and we really needed them to keep from getting lost. Were we surprised to find that there wasn't any pink elevator and that all the tickets we bought were no good. Relief came when we discovered that the Freshmen didn't really have to polish all those trophies on the bridge. Latin and Algebra introduced themselves to us and we soon became the best of friends (ha! ha! ha!). Johnny and Alex joined the ' Blue Jackets ' and became permanent members. Finally schedules became routine and homework didn't bother us (who did it!). Summer vacation came and went, we returned to school, received our schedules, and the routine started again because by now we were used to high school Then one day someone happened to look at the calender and discovered that a whole year in Barringer had passed. Gee. only three more to go. It was another cold day in February but this time it was 1954. when a timid bunch of students I5 entered B H. S. for the first time These were the Sophomores from Webster Junior High School, but everyone soon became fast friends. New subjects again mysteriously appeared on our schedule cards. We experimented with Biology and some even got up enough nerve to disect a frog. Angles and curves presented themselves in the troublesome form of Geometry, but did we have fun in Miss Wilsey’s class. Around Easter time many of our girls could be found downtown collecting money for crippled children. The fad became taking trips (anything to get out of school for a day) so the Sophomore class went to the Bronx Zoo with the Science Club, and to the Paper Mill Playhouse to see Oklahoma”. It was around this time that Pearl and Diane tried out for and made All-City Radio dramatics class. Gee. did the fire bells ring often because of all those bomb scares we had. The Acropolis” needed some shrewed businesswomen to run the paper so Arlene became Sales Manager. Millie became Business Manager and Virginia began her career of writing as Editor. And how about those Biology projects we had to have for Miss Schneider, the museum really got mobbed by all our budding geniuses. Second year Latin was a panic with Madame Carleu and Cherchez La Femme , our thudding bodies were the best ever heard in Barringer, ask anyone in the class. For the second time someone happened to look at the calender and was surprised to find that our second year in Barringer had gone. Gee. only two more to go. Cheering tryouts opened our Junior year and were we proud when Jeanne made it. the only one from our class. Junior Achievement sponsored a trip to Bear Mountain. New York and four of our girls went, loaded down with ice skates and cases, but little did anyone know that the cases were filled with food. The Student Council needed help so Frank was elected Vice President and Pearl became recording secretary. Charlie became the third member of our class to join the Blue Jackets . Tryouts for Mother Was A Freshman found Virginia a successful member of the all-star cast. The After-Math Club took its annual trip to the Paper Mill Playhouse and many of us saw South Pacific . The Mambo Section of the Blue Jackets boasted four of our girls, Arlene. Marlene and Dolores, with Betty calling the steps. Physics almost had our Einstein class stumped and those experiments (ugh!). Speaking of Physics. Mr. Lerncr really was brave when he volunteered to take the Science Club to New York to visit the Planetarium, and the Museum of Natural History. The joking Juniors who went all agreed that they had the most fun eating lunch at the Automat. Award Assembly came and were we proud when Danny won the Most Valuable Player Trophy. Then another summer vacation came and went. Back to school and work. Frank really took the prize when he came back to school with a cast on his 5 leg. but of course a second prize had to be awarded when Warren broke his leg. Football season went by in a flash. We lost the traditional Thanksgiving Day game to East Orange but won the City Championship. We almost had a Junior dance, but . . . Christmas vacation passed and the New Year started. Another Award Assembly arrived and we realized that we would be the next class to take the 4A seats. Gee. only one more year to go. Finally our rings arrived and with Frank. Johnny, Millie and Rachel as our officers we really became Seniors. 273 was almost broken up but such a protest arose from the members of the homeroom that 273 became Mrs. Gill’s again. Virginia was Editor-in-Chief of the magazine. Arlene and Diane were editors with Jerry and Charlie as assistant editors of the Acropolis'’. In spite of a near blizzard our 4B dance, the Leap Year Frolic” was held and was a hugh success. Betty left to set up her home, and Pat played the Cloves with Arlene heading the group as captain. You sure could tell a hope-to-be cheerleader by the groans when they had to climb stairs, but in the end three of our girls made it, Kathy, Pat, and Diane, and Jeanne became our brand new Co-Captain. Cheaper By The Dozen was presented, with Virginia in the cast again. National Honor Elections soon rolled around and holding candles, Arlene, Marlene, Dorlores. RoseMarie. Millie. Modris. Frank. Anthony. Charlie. Virginia, Jerry, Arlene, and Diane marched in. There must have been a bargain sale on drivers licenses because it seemed like almost everyone had one . . . Grace you did a beautiful job on Jack’s car door. The Hot-Rod Club was soon formed and the only requirement was one ticket. Betty and Eleanor tried for, and made the All-State Chorus. Chemistry lab turned out to be a lot of fun when making those smelly gases, and it was really funny when Jerry singed his hair with the Bunsen Burner. Danny again won the Most Valuable Player Trophy and made the All-City and All-County teams. Double lunches no longer being the fad. nine girls |Oined the double breakfast club at 7:45 a.m. with Miss Bell. We almost had a 4B-4A Basketball game but 'oops’I didn't mean to mention that. The yearbook staff was organized with Millie-Editor-in-Chief, Virgmia-Make-up Editor, Diane-Features, Charlie-Sports. Dolores-Art. Betty and Arlene-Co-Busmess. Jerry-Activities, Phyllis-Research. Corrine and Barbara-Co-Personals. Jean-Typing, Pat-Snapshots, and Grace as Secretary. Everyone trotted down to take graduation pictures and when the proofs arrived many wished they hadn't. Award Assembly came and we proudly took the 4A seats. At least, we could see! June 23rd our unofficial class outing was held at Valley Springs, and. then, vacation. September soon rolled around and school started as we returned proudly as 4A’s. Pep assembly was held with four of our girls up there cheering and football season got off to a flying start with Frank, Buck, Joe. Richie, Warren, Anthony, Mike. Frank, and Jerry in there playing. The third game of the season we played Memorial from West New York, and never had it been a wetter night, as many of the students can tell you. National Honor Elections were held with Charlie becoming President, Jerry as Vice President, Virginia as Secretary, and Diane as Treasurer. Kathy. Connie, and Louie were the only 4A members being initiated. Promotions were seen m the Acropolis office for Virginia became Student Adviser, Arlene took over the Magazine, with Charlie and Jerry becoming Editors. Our jazzy skit was held the morning of October 26th. followed by our 4A dance, the Moonlight Festival”, with Johnny as leader of the Blue Jackets”. It seemed like the most popular fellow at the dance was George . Hallowe'en produced two of the most beautiful girls Barringer has ever seen, Warrens and Geraldine. Again we saw another change on the Acropolis staff when Diane took over the Barney Column. Then came a big five day week-end, and boy could we use it. Were we proud when B H. S. again took the City Championship in football undefeated, untied, and scored upon in only one game. The traditional Thanksgiving Day game was held with our rivals East Orange at their stadium, and once again Barringer bowed to their rivals. We returned to school and were fitted for our caps and gowns and it was about this time that we really realized just how close graduation was, our days at Barringer were numbered. Christmas vacation passed and the New Year arrived. Plans for the prom were all set. And finally January 30th arrived, the night we had all been waiting four years for. Proudly we marched onto the stage and received our diplomas. We bid farewell to our friends and walked out into the night and into life with the words Truth, Honor, and Light” in our hearts. 57 CLASS WILL We the Class of January 1957 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 unsuspecting persons: Miss Schneider—another class like ours. Mrs. Gill—a permanent place in the hearts of the 4A's. Mr. Vogel -a private secretary. Mr. Lerner—a new pair of shoes. Miss Scalera—high heeled sneakers. Miss Kappstatter—a microphone. Miss Walston—an entire class of N. H. S. members. Mr. Ayers—a new box of late slips. Mr. Eiscnberg—a book of Nursery Rhymes. Mr. Burham—a quart of H2SO4. Mr. Greenfield—a handful of confetti, and four new maraca girls. Mrs. Frey—a bottle of Bi-Carbonate of Soda. Mr. Argand—two free piano lessons. Miss Girkont—a picture of Frank Sinatra. Mr. Naporano—an All-State football team. Miss Kaplan—a class of calculus Mr. Lippe—a jelly bean left over from our Halloween party. Mr. Albano—an all girl homeroom. Miss Tunstead—one gas mask. Miss Bell—nine girls to keep her company at 7:45 a m. Mrs. Marcks—a box of jelly doughnuts. Mr. Galford—a book of adolescent psychology. Mr. Blasi—a handful of congratulations. Dr. Saylor—a happy retirement. 4B's—an official class outing. B. H. S.—a new campus in the park. In witness thereof: 58 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Charles Francis President Jerry Salandra Vice President Virginia Field Secretary Diane Barnhart T reasurcr Members are elected in their 48. and 4A terms. Miss Walston and Miss Gellas are advisers. ACROPOLIS Virginia tie Id. Student Adv.ier Arlene Hottmin. Editor-in-Ctnet of the magazine, Caret Grasse. f Mor of second page, ieaa Dc Santis. Asvstant Editor of test page Marie Martina. Assistant Ed tor of second page. Jerry Salaedra, EAtor ot first page Miss J. OrSent. Faculty Adviser, CharSei Francis, iports Editor Not Pictured Osanc • arnhart and Angela tauns. Barney Editors and Gercmte Barene. ttvrd page Idtor Mildred LaadaJtl. Business Manager me Artene MiMen, Sales Manage-(are net pictwed. I FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Arlene La Biliva President Joseph Martino Vice President Maryann Bryan Secretary Gloria D'Acunti T reasurcr Mr. Galtord Adviser AFTER MATH CLUB Mildred Landolli President Jerry Salandra Vice President Rose Marie Scarpelli Secretary Arlene Mihlon T reasurcr Mrs. Kaplan Adviser STUDENT COUNCIL Nina Rcpclc President Joan Dc Santis Vic President Josephine Nittole Recording Secretary Dorothy De Santis Corresponding Secretary Joseph Martino T reasurer Mr. I. Merkm Adviser MUSIC CLUB Lcnora Cerato Secretary Mrs. O'Lowghlin Adviser FRENCH CLUB Dorothy Dc SlMil President Lenora Cento Secretary Mr. S. Slavin Adviser (vN rrs GP ® TENNIS CLUB ? 1 rl 1 Mr. S. Salerno Adviser M r n music AT BARRIAGfA Barringer's own band lead by Mr. W Greenfield at our last concert. The Boys' Glee Club under the direction of Mr. A Argand. A large Advanced Chorus also under the leadership of Mr. A. Argand singing the “Te Deum. ” Mr. Argand leads the Mixed Chorus in one of their selections from the Spring Concert. The orchestra also under the baton of Mr. Greenfield is seen here. siBMOup 3ma BIG BLUE Barringer defenders pursue Central back. fOOTBflLL Joe Jacangelo and Cal Perry down South Side back. The Big Blue came through the 1956 Football season with the highly prized City League Title. Our boys illustrated good clean play throughout the season, winning all fivo of their city league contests and beating Orange. This hard play wasn't enough for state champion Memorial of W N. Y. or the Plainfield and East Orange elevens. Barringer was well represented in the All City” selections with ten of our players picked as the outstanding boys in the city schools. Mainstay in the Barringer for ward wall was All City tackle Jerry Colatrella. Our opening game was against the powerful Plainfield squad. Spearheaded by fullback Dom Dcssino, Plainfield managed to score two last period touchdowns to edge the Big Blue 13-7. After Barringer fullback Warren Bongo scored in the first quarter both teams were held scoreless. In the last period Dessino broke loose for two touchdowns and ran for their only extra point. Next the Big Blue romped over South Side. 33-0. Our 66 East Side tackle pulls down Frankie Polito. ciTy cHflmps Pile-up in the West Side game. senior fullbacks Warren Bongo and Mike Trento moved the ball well with Frankie Polito also carrying for good yardage Barringer scored with apparent ease while holding the Streaks scoreless. Memorial gave Barringer its second defeat of the season. 26-7. The Big Blue managed to restrain the Mems until the second quarter when Simunovich and Do I esc ha I began scoring for Memorial. Barringers touchdown resulted when quick thinking Frank Buckworth grabbed a loose ball and ran over for our only score. Barringer ripped winless Weequahic 39-0 in our third contest. The game was marked by hard running and good passing resulting in seven touchdowns. Bruce Humphrey ran well in this game with Carl Farrell pounding out good gains also. In our fifth game the Rough Riders of West Side met defeat at the hands of title bound Barringer by a 19-0 score. Long runs by Farrell and Frankie Vitolo made the Big Blue corral wary back. difference here, with a Vitolo to Sivertsen pass resulting in the third Barringer T.D. Barringer just managed to beat an inspired Central team 13-12 insuring at least a tie for the city league championship. The deciding factor was the charging Big Blue line which blocked Central’s attempted conversion giving Barringer a one point edge. Barringers 27-0 win over East Side gave the Big Blue their second consecutive City League Crown Good line play enabled our fleetfooted backs to make three long runs for touchdowns and to go from a few yards Out for a fourth score Barringer’s speedy backfield scored on four long runs to Beat Orange 39-13. This was our first win over a county team in two seasons. A good Orange offense managed to carry the ball for two touchdowns in the last half, but the Big Blue strengthened their offenses and ran for several long runs in the final period Hard tackling causes Plainfield fumble. BflF!RI[1G£R vs Plagued by fumble throughout the game. Barringer, a 20-13 favorite, was surprised by a spirited East Orange team 12-7 in the 60th anniversary of this annual grid contest. Bruce Humphrey went over from eight out to score the only Barringer touchdown. After trailing 7-6 at the end of the first half East Orange took advantage of Barringer fumbles and a pass interception to score their second T.D. East Orange's defense wouldn't give way. holding Barringer scoreless to win the Turkey Day classic 12-7 6011) flnoivfiiSflRy COACHING STAFF Bongo-Bongo, ono of our plowing senior fullbacks His good defensive pl«y end herd running will be rrnssed next season. Poll to—He If beck Frank Pol.to was all Important when it came to defensive blocking. Franks ability to gem yardage will be remembered also. Trento—(X other fullback is renown for his crashes through enemy l.nes. Mikes good running was of great value during our title march. Buckworth—Frank's heads up play at defensive end was a b� g factor m our city drive. On offensive his glue fingers grabbed many passes for substantial gains. Colatrella—All city tackle Gerry was one of the most important men in Big 8lue‘s line. Many an opponent found the hole at tackle pluged because of Gerry's hard tackling. Jacangelo—Guard Joe's line play opened many holes through the center for the Barringer backs. Always charging in to smear enemy plays. Joe was an Important cog in the Barringer's I me. Jacangelo FOOTBALL TEH III Front Rom; Bongo. Trento. Antoneco. Poltto. Maiello. White. Humphrey. March ne. Farrell. Second Row: Vitolo. Conti, Forte Del Viacovo. Rocco. Colandna. Chiamp.. Jacangelo. Perry Del so Third Row Riuoio, Del Tufo. Mellile. Colatrel'a. Brady R,� -xuto. Guida. Speno. Miller. Back Row Frtrmi Tuttle Tischio. McDonald. Buckworth. Siversfen. Pascucci. 69 4 n y Coppola—Our All-State � horf� top. If It got patt Dan it wasn't on the field. Freda—Pitcher Larry' arm was vary help- ul in capturing the city championthip. Palumbo—R Oht fielder. Don' hu� tl« In the field taved many garnet and hi hit drove in lot of run . Jefferie —Center fielder. Marland' glove had a peculiar attraction to fly ball and hi bat to the ball. Front Row; Vitoli. De Trolio. Sou . Nevargic. Alban.. Malenkomco. Roberto. Palumbo. Colend re . Second Row Freda. Mana. Lepore. Jink . Buck worth. Davma. Coppola. Thtrd Row Mr, D'Ambrotia. A� 't Coach; G gha. Jeffrie . Warner. Manochio. Cuppalo. Mr. DiChiaro. Coach. Back Row: Tuttie. Barratta Roberto—Fir t bate. Al'� hard hitting and play at first bate earned him an All-State birth. Albani—Catcher. Very ft past our backstop. Buck worth—Our Strong arm on the mound. Hit relief work wa great. BALL . - -v Safe at third. Hitting the dirt. Caught in a rundown STATE CHAIAPIOnS Barringer's baseball season was one of the best in several years. The team was selected to play in the Essex County Tournament aoamst the New Brunswick squad. Our boys also won the City League Championship. Outstanding on the diamond were shortstop Dan Coppola, first baseman Alex Roberto, outfielders Don Palumbo and Mar-land Jefferies, catcher Johnny Albani and pitchers Frank Buckworth, Larry Freda, and Fred Mazza. The Barringer nine also won a co-state championship in the Group IV class. Wins over East Orange and Nutley added to Barringers list of victories over suburban teams. In addition to the team's achievements, shortstop Danny Coppola was selected to the all-state team Another run scores Attempted steal. A base hit for Danny 71 TRACK HOD flfLD Mr Naparano. Coach Fort . Sauch lli. Range! Barbair. Whit . Savao . Strauss. Pap . Antonacci, Rotund . Fair ell. Gaiter. Howard. Porter. Second Croup: Bellmo, Siv � tso«. M.aclli, Pascucci, Del Tuto. Hargrove. Torton llo. lupo, Pasqua. Fionm. Malang . Rizzuto. Dclvtscov . Gaoda. McDonald. Third Group: $©� no. Alvtggi. Freds. Palmien. Scucci. Amos. Mead . Humphrey, Polito. McOevitt, Titchio, Pontrolli. The 1956 track season proved very fruitful for the Big Blue cinder and field men. The team did exceptionally well in the Long Branch Relays, placing first in the mile relay. In the Newark High Schools Board of Education Invitation Meet, our boys placed third. The city meet was dominated by Barringer’s superior runners and field men. Gene Givens broke the city record in the 100 yard dash in 9.7 seconds. Consistant scorers with the team were Richie Amos, quarter mile; Tony Karambelas. discus; Joe Jacangelo, shotput; and Jimmy Savage, half mile. s Givens—The Big Blues record breaker Gene broke the city record in the 100 yard dash in a |et-like 9.7 seconds. His hurdling cannot be overlooked because of the many points he won. i Polito—Frank’s race was the quarter-mile. His consistant training resulted in producing one of the citys best 440 men. Karambelas—Our discus man Tony’s good form gained many points for the Barringer (quad. % Amos—One of our fast quarter mile men. Richie's consistency on the track was a valued factor in our city league win. Johnny St rouse—One o� our iprint men John speedy running scored point tor the Barringer indoor track team Savage—The half-mile was Jimmies race. His excellent running and endurance won him many medals. inOOOfi TRACK front Row: Holm . Apottolico. Rangel. Patrick. Second Row Babere. 8yer . De Muno. Gargrove Back Row To un. Alagna. Polito, Alfano. Verderosa 73 CHEEHLEADEflS Front Row: Nancy Schick co-captain. Shiela Fiore mascot, Jeanne $tec co-captam Second Rom: Ann lannacone, Jcamne Benanati. Teddy Aoniesako. Rita Peoples Barbara Pope. Diane Barnhart Back Row Florence Renna. Kathleen Fiore. Josephine Nittoli, Theresa Confursi. Gaytha luliano. Dorothy De Santis, Connie Lentme. Pat Latimore. Jean Stec—As one of our peppy co-captains. Jean makes use of all the qualities that make her a great cheerleader. Diane Barnhart—With the look of a real cheerleader, she adds est to the winning squad. Patnca Latimore—Neat and snappy are the adjectives given to this sweet miss. 74 Donald + tJFJ£2 lead.no � wer end with h t M� t shot. Don also the play mjker for the dub. BflSKtTBflLL Coming a long way from last year. Barringer's Basketball team has made a good showing in the city league. Barringer opened the season with wins over South Side by a (SB-40) score. St. James (61-48) and beat W. S. (54-48). Our first loss was to Weequah (49-66). Despite the fourteen point contribution of Alex Roberto Weequahic edged the Big Blue squad in one of our toughest games of the season. Beating Central in our fifth game (50-43) Barringer met South Side for the second time in our fifth contest. Barringer, unable to conquer the South Sidcrs a second time, lost 154-67). In our next game with Garfield, Barringer leading by a (31-28) score at the end of the first half came alive after the intermission to win—71-56. Don Palumbo was high scorer with 25 points. With play like that exhibited In the early season games Barringers greatly improved squad should make a good showing this season. im U Alex Roberto—A good mao under the boards. AJ's rebounding and scoring ability will be missed next year 76 “B GIRLS CECILIA ALLEN PEARL HALL ARLENE MIHLON DIANE BARNHART MARIE HENRY BARBARA ROBERTS JANET BARONE MILDRED LANDOLFI PHYLLIS SCALERCIO MARYANN CARDINALE PAT LATIMORE ROSEMARY SCARPELLI RACHEL CURCIONE HATTIE MANDVILLE LOUISE SILAS KATHY FIORE carol McCall JEANNE STEC Not Pictured JOAN DEL MAURO ELEANOR GRANT ARLENE HOFFMAN MARLENE SCHNEIDER ANNE WILSON 77 Congratulations to MARYANN AUNTY FAY. UNCLE MARIO and GARY MORE PATRONS Mr. and Mri. James Steward Robert Lett Mr. and Mr . Alphonse Delia Mi Agnes Smith Donna Lee Graiso Mr . J. L Berry Lou. Wendell. Barbara and Donna Lee Gresso Don Berry MASCELLINO BAKERY HUmboldt 2-2338 72 NESBITT STREET NEWARK. N. J. Congratulation to CHARLES FRANCIS ERNEST BARBER SHOP 45 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE. N. J. Compliments of STEEL and JOSE HUmboldt 2-2920 Ret. HUmboldt 2-3340 JOHN GIALANELLA SONS Prime Meats, Poultry and Frozen Foods Air Conditioned 484 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations to OUR DAUGHTER GRACE and the GRADUATING CLASS OF JANUARY 1957 MR. and MRS. NICHOLAS RUVO Congratulations to OUR NIECE MARYANN UNCLE FRANK and AUNT EVA 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. G ALE STUDIOS, photographers 939 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J. 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Richie Belotti Beatrice and Rufus Arlene Barnhart Mr. and Mrs. W A Barnhart Mr and Mrs. Alex Borsos Sr. Mrs. Butch Carole. Joyce. Paula. Mary Ann Hattie Coleman Compliments of C. C. Phyllis Curcione Eliza Cooper Mr and Mrs. Anthony Caruso Joe Cetrulo Mr. and Mrs. James A Curtis Herb D'Ambrusio Danny and Edie Mrs. M Del Mauro Florence L. Dispenziere Mr. and Mrs. Gerardo De Vito Mr and Mrs. Del Mauro Mr. Elan Rose Erminio Mr and Mrs. Anthony Eollo MarcoM Farese Roger Ferrara Mildred Ferraro Mr. and Mrs. L. Formarotto Mr. and Mrs. P. Fiore The Charles Francis Family Augusta B. Frey. R N. Mr. and Mrs. R. Forte Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Furnari Frank and Joe P. J. Geiger Mrs. Musetha Grant Mr. and Mrs. C. Gaida Ed Heim Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hoffman Madeline Jannone Jerry's Sweet Shop Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie B. Johnson Edgar Johnson Leonard E. Kaplonski William Lode Joyce Mihlon Mr. and Mrs. C. Mihlon Mr. and Mrs Malango Marguerite McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs M Mauriello Mr. and Mrs. P. Mauriello Mart Mulvaney Marie and Adele Mr. and Mrs. G. Nisivoccia Julie Palmiere The Palmiere Family John A Parker Pat and Elaine Mr. and Mrs. Polito Mr. and Mrs. C. Potignano Mr. and Mrs. A Preuster Toni Parmigiano Mrs. A. Petrozzino Mr. Joseph Preuster Sarah Parker Mr. and Mrs. A Romano Joe Roirette Mr. and Mrs. N. Ruvo Beatrice Savage Mr. and Mrs. D. Scarpelli Mrs Frances Scevoli Mr. and Mrs. A. Solla. Jr. Marjorie Spence Mr. and Mrs. Strouse Milton Sutphen Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schneider Helen B. Tunstead Mr. and Mrs. James A. Tate Mr. John W. Vogel Mary Windus John Windus Mr. and Mrs. S. Zarra 85 U K L L -HIS IIK It A Friend Alice and Ray Anthony Afflitto Mrs. C. Ashback Elaine Andre Mr. and Mrs. A. Albanese Lawrence Austin Don Andriano Ann and Chuck Colleen Antonclli Mr. and Mrs. A. Argand Teddy Agniesrko Arlene and Tony Allan and Millie Ann and Bill Anthony and Rae Doris Aldorasi Mrs. Alice Augus Phyllis Afflitto Alice and Barry Ann and Joe A Friend Alan and Millie Alan and Millie Karen Ashback Barbara Ashback Charles Ashback Tom Aromando Rose Aromando Mr. Aldo Antonetti John Bioodi. Jr. Herbie Bristol Barbara Ann Nathaniel Bass Antoinette Battista Antoinette Battista Mrs. J. Bilby Grace Bonassi Bob Bonnet William Bruce Ed Bonds Thelma Brown Judy Bolton Maryann Bryan Lewis J. Bisbing Bill Berbaum James Biscardi Barbara and Sal Andrea Bel lino Maria Del Buono Bettye and George F. E. Best of Luck Always Jackie Baccaro Barbara and Tucker Best Wishes Best Wishes to all Beverly Ann Barone Bonni and Jimmy Barbara and Neil Barbara and Stew Bert and Diane Mrs. Emma P. Blair Butchy and Tony Baylor Pat Bucca Cappy Jerry Calafali Dennis Cupalo Nick Conforti Adela Campbell Mary Clark Lottie Caldwell Jerry Chieco Janet Chapman Barbara Cappiello Achille Chiappetta Mrs. Robert Codington Larri Cdento Congratulations Anthony G. Coppola Mrs. B. Franklin Carter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Culligan Frank Cocozza Mildred Callittan Mary Conforti Constance Cooper Margie Cushion Stanley Chrysohos Joe Contursi Angela Caruso Carol and Al Tommy and Cathy Clenaghan Cookie and Joey Glnny and Bob Cox Carol and Frankie Genne Cupole Cathy and Dick Henry Coleman Paul Carsillo Mary Carsillo Hattie L. Coppock Beverly Ann Cardinale Daniel Cardinale. Jr. Judy De Filippis Danny and Ann Marie De Maio Helen De Graw Mary Del Vecchio Dody and Richie (4-F-R) Anna Dalla Valle Joseph Dalla Valle Ermmia Dalla Valle Herb D’Ambrosio Barbara Di Roberto Joan Del Mauro Angela Del Tufo The Great James Dean Gloria D'Acunti Diana and Charlie Gemma Del Mauro Frank Di Sessa Bob De Filippis F. Del Guercio Jeanne De Munno Phil D'Elia Doris Melillo Diane and Bob Rita CXjrange Mina Demarest Jerry Davma Mr. and Mrs. J. Del Buono Bart Deckert Bart Deckert Arlene Ann Cardinale Gerry Ciardi Eddie Casey Doris Carnevale John Couington Cereta M. Collins Paul A. Cook Leila Capabianco Mr. and Mrs. J. Capabianco E. Eisenberg Elbe and Al Tony Polito Esquire Elaine and Carl Elaine—Joe Edie and Jeep Eddie and RoRo Elame and Gene Dotty Evers Marie ■'Prudance’ Ernchetti Frankie and Felicia Vito Ferraro Louis Fernol Dorothy A. Farrell Mrs. Cynthia Forte Dickie Figliuzzi Russell Fumari The Fagen Family Cecilia Fellinger Frank and Janet Florence Falstrom Frankie Nickforte and Margie Barbara Ferrara Al Fredericks Mary Freda Future Success Filomena Delores Fedd Robert Allan Gaida John Grant Joanne Del Guercio Mr. Gallagher Mrs. E. Gay Crescentia Gentesse Gayle and Donnie Maria Gioia L. E. Goettert Mrs. Viola Goulder Mildred Greene Betty Garthwaite Marion Griffin Ga-Ga Good Luck to all Gerry and Tony Mr. and Mrs. Price Goosby Nancy Gilbert Lucy Guadagnino Greek-Snake Eyes Go to Bed Price Goosby. Jr. Gene and Terry Anna E. Grubbs Patrick S. Golden Gary Rosa Harris Joan Harvey Jean Higgins Donald W. Hale Philip Hunt Hi-Lads Bill Hamilton Constance Hill Dorothy Henry Robert W. Henry Hubcap Betty Harris Constance Huldroxy Lois Hutchenson Lynn Henry Harry and Florence Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Henry Mrs. Hallman Merle Jefferson J S. Inc. Jewell Jefferson Joseph Immerso Julia Isom Mr. C. Johnson Edgar Johnson Joan and Bob Jerry and Judy Judy and Timmy Ruth Jones Alice Jones Sam James Joe and Grace Jo Pace and Chinky Joan and Rudy Judy and Car mm Joanne and Bobby Buzzy Jackson Rose Juliano June and Ron Joanne and Joe Bobby Janish Jo and Tommie Joann Jones Jeanne and Bob Nancy Jencarelli Nathaniel Jackson Hazel Jackson Jersey Dreamers James Jones Shirley Jackson 86 WELL-HISHEKS Sid Jackson Joey D. end Peggy K. Kathy Kathy and Richard '56 Kathy and Ronnie '56 Barbara Kalisch Karen and Joyce Samuel Koster Kay Koch George Knecht J. B. Kritzer Kim and Mel Dorothy E. Klein Maxine Kimball Esmeralda Kiziukiewicz Pat and Mike and Lupo Joe Longo Lola Lenny Eleanor Lombardi Willard Lambert Sam Lepore Frank ''Muddy” Lacapra Louise Lots of Luck Addie Lepore Sam Le Pore Gerry Lavante Mary and Jack Fran Molinaro Lorraine and Eddie Artie Lapara Lois and Bill Gladys Jewell Long Lou and Joan Anna Marie Lambusta Lois and Larry Lillian and Stephen Lucille and Johnny Grace Lauter Philip Litterio Marion and Bill Mickie Margie Ben Mosley Ben Mosley Marie Martino James McIntyre Frances McIntyre Marilyn Millie Manfro Marie Mauantuono Donald Mecca Ann McAdam Michael and Rose Ann Mrs. Cecelia Mattia Mr. and Mrs. G. Mattia Camille Maione Marie and Joe Daisy Mae” Muddy Connie Mauriello Mr. and Mrs. James Steward U. S. S. Murray D. 0. E. 576 Mollie and Frankie Midge and Rocky Anne Marino Phyllis Masallo M MacLaughlin Mary Miss J. Macchia Maggs Terry and Muntz Marie and Sammy Esther Mazzuca Ruth Mitchum Michele and Ernie Jean Mclntyie Margie and Macon Joseph L. Martino Emma Mineo Susan Morris John Mele Rose Nickens Diana Niebuhr Mrs. R. Nittoli Nickie Jo Nittoli Angela Nisivoccia Mary Lou Naporano Nola and Charles Carol Jean Neal Dan Nisivoccia Nancy. Judy. Janice and Robin Nelson Olympians Mrs. Antoinette Oliveto Esther Petite Sam Polo Lois Petite Lucille Pace Carol Punzo Marilyn Peplow Louis Pepe Phyllis Pisar Lucille Politarto Lucy Pappas Michael Potignano Carlo Potignano. Jr. Gerald Petrella Charles Pokol. Jr. Doris Palmisano Janet Palecco Michael Porcello Madeline Peluso Phyllis Pallino Tony Palecco Carole Paduano Vito PontreHi Pat Charles N. Pokol. Sr. Elaine and Tony Proto Linda Preuster Arlene Hargwood Peggy Nappi Pete and Delbres Louise Padula Ella Mae Presley (G C) Robert E. Papson Mary Ann Parillo Lois Petite Phylis and Nicky Art and Loretta Preuster Tom Panolla Agnes Quinn Bambina Romano Marlene Romano Roe and Mike Jerry Rizzolo Gracie Re Bobby Rudden Kenneth Rocco Joan and Sam Russo Mrs. M Remfeld Renate and Ron Jackie Ricca Renee and Bongo Grace Reardon Kathleen Riley Marlene Romano Mabel L. Rice Ronald Russomanno Phil Ridgway Ann T. Russoniello Marge Rosania Helen Rosania Marlene Rizzolo Carl Russomanno Miss Carmen E. Reed Serena Radin Tony Restivo Ed Roller! Joe Russomanno Irene Rodriques Jessie Rosamillo Rays Luncheonette Rose and Ronnie George Ramsey Barbara Gene Rouse Vincent Rotundo Charles Sousa Rev. James E. Smith Cynthia Sancho Miss Alice Sterner Mrs. Parthenia Smith Sandra Scalercio Mr. Floyd Scalercio Etta Scott Rosina Spencer Mary Steward William Shulman The Stasi Boys Mr. and Mrs. John Stasi Rocky Salvatoriello Elaine Scarpclli Jude Spatola Mrs. Maudiline Pratt Alice and Joe Simone Nancy Stec Emilio Spino Judy Scarpelli Roger B. Saylor David Strouse Paula Statella Gloria Sagrcttela Mike Sarno Phyllis Singleton Natalie Sarkamch Dominick Scalercio, Jr. Evelyn Smith Marie E. L. Scale Harols Smith Phyllis Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Shorts Louise Seppa Evelyn Seibert George Saiauski Mr. and Mrs. John Sydnor Terry and Tony Toja Landolfi Geroldean Tate Tommy and Mane Tom and Gerry Rita T rone one Tony and Marie Billy Tedesco Georgia Tate Tony and Joann Albert Tahmoush Georgiana Tiano John Toohey Marie Tuosto Buzzy Taylor Gerard Ullrich Rae Vaccarelli Mr. and Mrs. Louis Verrico Sammy Verniero Joseph Von Cline Barbara Victoria Anthony ViteMo Dorothy Lorraine Van Cline Mrs. Alfred Vitielk) John Verderosa Tommy Walsh Nelson White Alfred N. Whitney Viola Weislogcl Mamie E. Walker Willy and Nappi Mary Lou Willis Edythe White Lillian Whitmeyer Pansy Willis Gertrude Wouoyoffski What! Me Worry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yeachshein Fred Zomer Ernest Zoppi Marietta Russomanno Mr. and Mrs. C. Preuster 87 Picking leave for biology? Did I really pa trig? No school until January 2 Athletically inclined Only three minute to dress? Can I have a double lunch? Detention. Five studies a week It's only 6 months! ' WfV v 7 ■ V SQ'sS . slst w •X;V KgS V � . • ' 1 rtT £.-A “; £3 sM rKf« £ A : . ;; vv .'j'-rr The Class of June 1957 THE ITIHiJIEHI hiinhh; min smiL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY The Class of June 1957 proudly dedicates its yearbook to our beloved and respected principal. Dr. Roger B Saylor. His wise judgement and willingness to help has won the admiration of all his students. He has encouraged us to develop potentialities to become better future citizens, parents, and leaders of the community. After years as the guiding light of Barringer High School, he retires from his profession to take his place among the legendary figures of our Alma Mater. The warmth and glow of his energetic personality will linger in Barringer's hallowed halls for future generations to admire. Fine men can lead, but only great men can inspire ... as does our revered principal. t • 1947, Prineipol the Years Uhntt Xtathtr nd Cu� Advj, . 1921, Sticnce Tcech.r 1925. Yearbook Ad.iser 19J3. Tennis Coech 1957, Friend to AH Hr. K«iirpr II. Saylor PRINCIPAL Great progress has been made n the past but more progress was made in the last half century than in all the years before this time. Greater things are in store for all of us in the future. Advancements will be made by you who are modern pioneers. It is the spirit of the pioneer which has made this country a great country. May each of you be a modern pioneer. Ephraim Eisenberg VICE PRINCIPAL You are the heirs of all ages, in the foremost files of flme.,, Carrying the accumulated experience and knowledge of the past and the responsibility of applying this knowledge to the complex problems of today can be a burden. Or it can be a challenge. From the earliest days we have been a nation of pioneers responding to the lure of the unknown and the unconquered. Today's conquests are no longer merely physical but include also unexplored and unconquered areas of vast and crucial social and international maladiustments and of staggering fields of scientific and philosophic developments. May you have the strength and courage to respond to the age-old American challenge. Have the elder races halted Do they droop and end their lesson, wearied over there beyond the seas? We fake up the task eternal, and the burden and the lesson. Pioneers! O Pioneers! 4 M. Blau Yearbook Aft -ter W. Schulman M. Smith Cists Adviser Cists Adviser L. Kaploraki Homeroom W Schulman Homeroom M. Smith Homeroom H Farquhar Homeroom F Morgan Homeroom S F. Dal Goaroo Homeroom II I, T I English M.tdrvd Gf« BA. Scwnc William S. Greenfield M Ed Music Carl Hendler B.S. English Madeline 0 Jarvvone M.A. English Helen F Kaplan M A. Mathematics JUNE Mhw MjfhemjfiCt A. Vanned B .A. Science Shop. Mechanic Dmwtng THEODORA AGNIESZKO ruby abajiaM 3S5a jarjr w— cess. Cute as a bunny and sweet as honey . . . packed with pep . . . seegreen eyes on a creamy background . . . her cheering lungs will echo her memory long after she's gone. THERESA ALFONE Always has a smile tor everyone . . . her gay and delightful manner will enable her to make good ... a small package of dynamite. G nrlemen of sr-- •o MARY ALONSO spa l-aV°'ce tennis • ; jc . has mten- a:A-r-——■ r pher. rr AROMIN Small m stature though bio h, quc- mbie ui w ; SSAdXi ,U8h' r w h «Uflht daydreaming ’ C° Sfar II v TIMOTHY BAKER Where found most ?? . . - with the girts . . - full of fun arvd mischief, too ... complete nonchalance . • -debonair warm smile ... he has the will . . . he'll fmd the way. JOSEPHINE BA ROSA P easanf af all rimes . . . well liked try all who know her . . . sore fo he a success � n whatever she plans to do. XI . Bt'-f10 8 ■'ofJZ — ANDREA BELLINO W� rh the sweefncss and brains this miss possesses she will be a sure success . . . the expression of an angel is found on her face ... music ally inclined. JEANINE BENEN ATI Beans ... the glass of fashion and tKc mold of form . . . cheered our Big Blue to victory . . . brilliance and capability add to Her assets. EDWARD L. BENZ. JR. jood mind hides behind his nkish grins . . . proficient muon .. . rules were not created him . . . intelligent . . . honor ident. PETER BERARDONE A barrel of fun for everyone . . . where found?? . . . with Diane . . . he ranks high in friendship . . . easy to get along with . . . possesses a sense of humor. dN£,, i!?(JUe w,fh So5 qZV ,ho“9 JUNE-ANN BERGSTROM “Bubbly ... a quiet girl . . . very trim and neat . . . her blond hair and pretty eyes make a striking combination . . . certainly someone nice to know. 14 STEVE BESOESKY A blushing face among the gals . . . men of few words arc the best men . . . flying in the wild blue yonder is his dream. eiATRICC A. BLACK Known to her friends as 8ea Quick as a whip and just as snappy JAMES BLASI His gay and delightful ways arc appreciated by all who know him . . . casually accepts what comes his way . . . terrific company. ROBERT F. BROTZ dan bhknahan I be remembc'ed student ■ • « An asset to the band with his trombone playing ... his motto: it's better to be seen than heard . . . future plans include college. '«eo£RiCK brqv uffir- � � . - f , uOhter . to routine ’ .a,fected t • floor S at om MARYANN BRYAN Makes a violin talk ... a quiet little miss, but quiet people are welcome anywhere . . . adds a little zestfulness to the Blue Jackets. 16 CAROL BYRD _ j • friend with a vnile � friend worthwhile ...� ' a . h .... a lot of mceness . • • V?iSV.«1-S0..Qu«n. -imn Po,,HtNRY ■ °TTO • � berof rhe 7. ™ . cm or ffie opposite 5CX ' • hdi an ey JOSEPH CARLUCCI Planner he - rh£ !i°7 w,rh hl‘ • toyed by e h7J I’’” K,vt been trusting friend, e' S!m s ■ ■ . a 0 iV' R5 UC«N5r nr.maa 0RIS CARHIVALE ksssss s sure to be bright. 17 LOLA CARNOVALE CYNTHIA CARSON Blondes w..h brams are thought of bt ill! th ,h'nks i,$ � o be late than oof get there at all ) ROSE ANN CEFALU Sparkling eyes tell all the good within . . . engaging dimples and sunny smile . . . her beauty is excelled only by her warm charm . . . brightens Barringer's halls . . . naturally nice. vALEKIE ANGELA CETRULO Truly creative talent . . . sophistication with a tomboyish air ... a petite hgure adds to a winning personality . . natures wonders comes fops on her list . . . excells in riding and fencing. PETE CICCONE Sharkey'' . . . Arthur Murray's protege ... a little nonsense now and then . . . dressing will never be one of his woes ... has a talent for making friends. PATSY COPPOLA A favorite among us because of his nice smile and pleasant disposition . . . happy-go-lucky . . . getting to know him is definitely worthwhile. ,. r r r«COf 3 Ur be.og d friend LOUISE DANIELE Lou . .. petite ... a fashion plate . . . popular among the male sex . . . personality plus ... a Big Blue twirler ... to know her is to like her. JOSEPH DEL TUFO . havC Qu.et the � • , “isSSEw '- «- STsrs-- DOROTHY MARIE DE SANTIS Dotty . - - cute, fneodly nd vi-vkious . you a c's around ... a fr.eod worth K� v __ n r� irinate _� famous ♦or na-Oor SchuUz.c • • and turally curiy 0 terrlfic P� ' maW.no P«« e brains . . . unbeat, sonality -' . . happiness «s able combination |US, a thing called Joe ROSEMARY oe tore Lightly stepped off the cover of Vogue ... m the mode i$ our Rose-marY ■ . - like a model from gay • . • bubbling over with personality. JAMES Dl NOLA Jimmy . . . quiet as a brass band . . . his crew cut and bucks give him a collegiate look . . . known tor being in the middle of things. 24 frank di sessa Tall, good-looking and in the best of clothes . . . sophisticated air and friendly manner have given him a welcome spot in our class. ohy . w charm ' 'n duien RITA DURANGE Poise plus sophistication equal success . . . easy going manner and carefreeness are her chief assets . . . sparkling eyes denote a spark of devilishness. V,To FERRARO through to success � s one o his assets eeps ,r� ends easily. aNDRE LOUIS FICELLO ,u__ ,• � n iim s • • • oval bongs envies to STTifS � un and merr.mcnt. 26 LOUIS FILIPPONE A daredevil . .. willing to try almos anything once . . . dreaflJ[J . Sreams . . popular among all h. fellow classmates ... a regula guy. n,ck franco Uh- what a smile many assets ■ i, • °ne of h ■« wiw. Isdmirc . .. likld by's,,PerSOn v ALICE GALAHTE w.|| known for her keen sense or full of fun and pep •■ • • mor ... , to have 27 WALTER GOSSON Friendly disposition spiced by a dash of intelligence, combined to make a surefire hit . . . his happy face will surely be missed by everyone. JAMES GUIDO J,rn ■ • i Measures his saxophone . . . member of the band friendly as the day ,s long sJe � o achieve any goal he a.ms for nancy gutknccht winning STtarf y mood hav everyone at |« � and,nJweet; sincere aod quiet. 28 Her nice clothes and charming smile make a nice frame lor a pretty picture . . . qualities grow nicer with each passing day. PEGGY ELIZABETH HELLAMS A wonderful personality which is appreciated by all who know her . . . friendliness is abundant and success is apparent with this young miss. V. HUMPHREY II . . . gridiron favor- found sincerity is the racier . . . kindness at mque manner of speak-ays a perfect gentleman ncludes college. vinnie iovino GAVTHa JULIA NO achi ed her I ? wi..; '• 0 v Cheerlc r bcJ° ,' 0 B |r. nclude college ’ ' ufur« P� ans GRACE IVERSON A darzl'ng effort are U -et and help- ful. VIRGIL JACKO Small In stature, big in heart . . . enjoys most sports . . . good-natured and sincere . . . has proven his ability to make friends. RUTHIR JACKSON Ruthie . . . truly a winning swile . . one of our dependable and cooperative girls . . . has friends by the dozens ... her wonderful per• sonality makes her nice to know. BERNADINf JACOCKS Bcmie ... a terrific skater . . . never relaxes for she is constantly on the go ... a loyal and true friend to all who know her. MERLE JEWELL JEFFERSON One smile is worth a million laughs . . . cute and pert . . . friendly toward everyone she knows . . . succeeds in everything she attempts to do. Jinks . . . sparkling blue eyes with a personality to match . . . iked by all ... an asset to our baseball team ... a good sport in every sense of the word FERN B. JOHNSON A truly nice girl . . . never a dull moment when she's around . . . with her winning personality she will surely succeed in whatever she endeavors. cUZABl Loved by all . . . nightingale . . . fo Eggheads . . . likes . . . pleasing smile for to be a linguist . . . Boston U. f r GRETE KATZGRAU Quiet, sincere, studious and likeable . . . will reach her goal soon in life . . . plans to do secretarial work . . . lover of outdoor sports . . . pleasant smi le«__________ 32 JESSIE MAE KINCHEN Jest ... a little mirth ... a little mischief lurk behind her innocent smile . . . her friendly attitude has won her many friends. GEORGE KNECHT An excellent musician with a mind of great capacity . . . Blue Jacket co-leader ... his being a loyal and trusting friend have left a lasting impression on all who know him. RONALD KOONTZ Bunch . . . known for his excellent taste in clothes . . . always takes life easy . . . very fond of playing basketball . . . everyone enjoys his company. JOHN KORBEIL Friendship and wit are at his fingertips ... tall, good-looking ... gifted accordionist . . . you always know when he's around . . . brightened many a dull classroom. DIANE KREAUTLER Small and pcfife bur never overlooked . . . always has a nice word for everyone . . . considered a bun-die of dynamite by her friends. ™°MA5 KUGEl 34 ARLENE LA BALIVA It's nice to be natural when you're' naturally nice . . . popularity unmatched . . . Pro twirling captain . . . unequalled quality of beauty plus brains . . . true friends are like diamonds, rare. ANTHONY lAULET Conscientious . . . soff.snnfc sss-- l?kr comP 'On . . Ke to att«nd college. 35 M lawless shv but InerjdlY -V SrBSa looked - • gO c p'� °4 ar .nOV« h‘rn • future v kn° and shy • ♦ qu«e� aZ undecked- JOSEPH LONGO ■ °e ... mtc'ligcnt with a quiet exterior ... a nice personality has won him many friends ... his good sense of humor makes him always ready for a good laugh. RICHARD MAltLLA Wond.H-' athlete ° ’ JOSEPH L. MARTINO HELEN MARTIN Bunny °srru -.iy W'” • con' stantly on the go. Jose . . . the hand that follows intellect can achieve . . . Barringer's man in the gray flannel suit . . . truly refined and dignified. ann McCarthy Her smiling eyes are the mirrors which reflect her gay disposition . . . friendliness and pleasant companionship have made her many friends. —.ha co™ 'h,S a ' CYNTHIA JEAN MclNTYRE A Q«rl devoted to pleasure fcnown for her fancy mambo steps S?UCY sm,le catches many hearts is to to making ,nc ds J9 McKtCHAH cess. JOHN MELE A brilliant lad with a persistent will to work . . . will go far in this world because he has the will and the ability. marie miller A gal as nice as they come ■■■ ' talkativeness adds a great deal to her pleasing personality ... a true friend to anyone. OL� NA 0 '•nut , ' • • ta kj j mitm CAROL MONGRELLA w - «-� � • •sirr ai $enoos-mindcd •rjJr sV • ond steady. his troubles of lt� li n ‘ ’ a friend worth sure to be few • • having WESLEY MOSTELLO Ti , oL ' • a'waV ar9“« when he 8 right . has the clean cut look • . a perfect gentleman always a worthwhile friend d nded upon Capab,° • and friendlv mik a t u,ei nce worThwh, Take h IdofteachC ° MARGARET MURRAY Cf HhSn Un T smaIl package°of IS!!- :: '• � ,or ,he sp'cc f life. MARY LOU NAPORANO Easy going and carefree . . . this small and lively miss is constantly on the go ... a bundle of fun. 43 JOSEPHINE NITTOLI Jodie . . . she's very wise, but not so tall, for precious things ere very small . . . one of our peppy cheer-leaders . . . grace with all that charms the heart. BRIAN O'CONNILL Never hurry . . , you'll get there lust as well if you take your time . . . possesses the intelligence to work ... has something to say about everything. DONALD ORBAN Speech is great, but silence is greater ... a newcomer to our class . . . better late than never in the case of this good-hearted lad. JOSEPHINE PACE with mischievous Brimming ° . h a little shy at P'ankS • Wsdancing «un . ... 1Si'. « add ,d personality. PHYLLIS PALLINO Nash . . . with the million dollar ?mile • • • cute fwirler who struts her way into your heart . . . sun. dlv 45 jOHM I oi � hc ANTOINETTE PARMIGIANO LUCILLE PAPPAS Her hair is her crowning glory . . spreads sunshine wherever she goes . . . Barringer’s loss will be show business' gain . . . enjoyable to be with. Sweetness accumulated in a tiny container . . . j petite lassie in the best of clothes . . . her heart to Richie goes . . . she has a kindness all her own. JOSCPH PASCUCCI Brightened many a dull day . . . danles the gals on the dance floor . . . golden voice ... his laugh will echo throughout these halls for a long, long time. CALYUE PERRY Cal ... in football he will never be outdone . . . rugged . . . his carefree attitude goes hand in hand with his good nature . . . will never lack friendship. NORMA pettoni Pleasantly fr.endh - • has 3 ' ure chest of friends . • • � ,w £s dressed In the best . . . typical lady-driver . . . easy to get to know and hard to forget. ______ ,un ANTON PIfRCE predictable tndj e ab',,fy P'ood member or Society A honal Hi Jacket . . . JCl n, f 0uj as a Bi scientific mind. BARBARA POPS Bobbie one of the B.g Blue' 4? JOAN POWELL Her ' rS«U b!Sd‘« of humor the only way StfV; Wend is to be on.. CAROL PUNZO Zttr v ,o -few •.. be beat hjJt ‘ T00 can't e a treat r0und opposite sex ‘ ’ h W,y w,'h «be ANGELA RAIMO S,.' 'W C‘ and wtoriou DENNIS REBOLI very dependable puns ned through constant effort. 48 HINA REPOLE Warm and friendly with a personality that bobbles . . . twirling is her exercise, music her relaxation. JOSEPH RIBAUOO something few Zve. KENNETH ROCCO Sandy hair and light eyes are factors we find in Ken . . . helped in winning the city championship . . . has a winning smile for everyone. tLENE ROMANO remarks have brightened ill dan graced with irms the heart . . friend-ill never lack. 49 MARICTTA RUSSOMANNO LARRY ROSANIA h good . U£ '°“7 °'mv'y I h GL0 ' SAG tTULA nd D,eai ng pc,. many fr,Cnr4. WOn h'S gj| ”d vigor ' '' full Cf v, •O koow « «'y « % .V A 3 J Intelligence and friendliness behind a quiet exterior . . . nothing can be purchased which is better than a hrm friend ... an all around girl. ROCCO SALVATORIELLO Rugged gridiron favorite . . . big masculine type . . . always dependable no matter what situation arises . . . has a mind with thoughts of Barbara SO JO hi hi 5A UCMELLI -A combination of fhc bcsf of traits Have? won Him tHe Presidency of our class . . . seldom soon w rf o« r « camera ... if business interferes vritH pleasure, forget business. RUTH SCHICKRAM Music, music, mus c'' ... plays violin and trumpet ... A happy- o-iokester ... a loyal friend to all who know her ... pleasing personality. RICHARD SIEBAN BARBARA SHIR.DAH ..ft. — BAKOAAtx- — o« - «' £X —c«d« times . • • rotary. His quiet manner will carry him far because it has left a lasting impression in the minds of his friends . . . hard worker ... a loyal and trusting friend. DOROTHY SINGLETON nT. ni£ nm as a though she ;,X.et X’,' ‘ al' «� ntlyon,he Qoq ef' ' « � - RICHIE SIVERTSEN Dimples . . . possessor of the collegiate look . . . asset on the football field ... a certain girl has cheered her way into his heart. 52 DOROTHY SMITH Now we know why gentlemen prefer blondes . . . hostess with the mostest . . . Daisy Mae . . . dating'her way into your heart . . . tair-haired twirler . . imagination, plus beauty, plus . . . plus . . . door type m, h' voos . . o, oe Look the h P°s.t. jd0(; • fh« type the o, terest m baseball. ’ ’ ss an SIHA SFtNCfR CHARLES SOUSA Our musical athlete . . . known for leading the Blue Jackets . . . pitched our team to victory . . . personality plus a keen sense of humor make him outstanding. 53 CAMILLE STIFANELL. Her sparkl' Q of humorous � r as dreamer marhs h give Y°° a noi3 ’icUCSersooa� .tv JOYCE C. SUTTON '—or mischief ,ifrr s :£T,on p,ans to w ££ ■ mnmv A mus,o� an with sk,ll . • • Quiet arv j reserved interest ,n science , ein,ncf • • • fu“ e plj e°e ro Hior in Biol© jQh he's Quiet and reserved, to friend mult be � £ a,i leman of the first order md good fellow. 54 ROSS tirranova Es=jr i SStftaESE. t- undertakes to be. mademoiselle . . . friendly and sweet at alf°times “ couldn't meet. ‘ ‘ 0,C r 9al YOu JOHN TISCHIO 2? Ar and QUI,e re rved . men menf. . soft-wvit- n® ref,r «« Of the best%n,fS. • COmbina JACQUWMl TOB.N er made ber ,ru� Y -.STfcWS —■ 55 TORLOCCO M „ conv.' e,.or« tbo Vint espec 'V . en,oV it « % . w� chino plan ,r _ with. abl« TO FRCD TRAETTINO Blonde and green-eyed is our Freddie, sorry girls, he's going steady • • • class giant . . . friend to all . . . Handsome and sincere . . . sports enthusiast . . . hearty laugh VICTOR TRITTO His heart was made of simple, manly stuff ... he attracts friends like 3 magnet . . . neatly dressed . . . very popular among the opposite sex. .. tUO t° . FELIX THOMAS ULLRICH Our port-time Einstein ... persevering mind end sincerity has won him a scholarship . . . intelligence behind a genial exterior . . . enjoys classical music. JOSEPH VACCARELLI His music ability and fun-loving ns-ture have won him many friends . . a pleasant fellow with pleasant ways .... popular with everyone. FRANK VALVANO Some think the world was made for fun and frolic and so does he .. . once caught studying . . . his good humor brings smiles to everyone's face DONALD VENDETTI Hasn't much to say, but you should hear it . . . quiet and reserved . . . shall have a very bright future and go far. ANTHONY VITELLO Always being a gentleman ... is a fine quality that will always help find success . . . excellent taste in clothes . . . likeable personality marks him as an ideal friend OWEN WALSH Calm, cool, and collected ... a good sport . . . scores with everyone . . . his winning personality and pleasant smile should make him succeed as a disc-jockey. a friend ' ess sp0kcn with � of RICHARD WARNER A real asset to our basketball team with his terrific playing . . . his quiet manner and sincerity have made him respected by all. __•••■rtgs come —-on packages . . well dressed . her lovely smile is her future . a constant chatterbox. . «iM One glance and a st sion . . . flirtation without intention . . for classical music . with plenty of stride. MARLENE YANUZZI Johnny is the boy for me . . . a pretty miss with a peaches and cream complexion . . . daily jaunts to Maria's ... a ■flare for clothes. MARY iO YANUIH Pretry little miss . . . rosy cHeeks and b ue eyes . . - popular witH everyone . . . treasures Her drivers' license. 9 CHARLES ZOIS Education is the light of life, and He will never walk In darkness . . . always considerate ... a Hard worker in and out of class. YElliliOOk Joan De Santis Makeup Editor Arlene La Baliva Features Editor Marie Muro Business Editor “i? Teddy Agnieszko Features Editor Valerie Cctrulo Art Editor Bruce Humphrey Sports Editor Jack Sauchelli Photography Editor Gloria D'Acunti Typing Editor Ruby Abajian Features Editor Janet Palecco Features Editor Andrea Bel lino Candid Editor Joseph Martino First TOP TEN Paul Arena Felix Ullrich Second Third Edward Benz Fourth Wesley Mostello Fifth Nina Repole Eighth Arlene La 63 Ruby Abajian Tenth Dorothy Dc Santis Albert Tahmoush Tenth Charles Zois President Ruby Abajian IT I (I 11 Paul Arena Vice President Teddy Agnieszko Dan Bresnahan Barbara Clark Dorothy De Santis Treasurer Antoinette Battista Valerie Cetrulo THE W' I Louise Damclc Edward Benz Rose Ann Cefalu Maryann Bryan f Li Phyllis Pallino Secretary Goremia Barone Joan Dc Santis George Knecht Marie Martino Joseph Martino Anton Pierce Brian O'Connell Ruth Ann Shickram Rosina Spencer Helen Kosierowsky Barbara Pope Albert Tahmoush Wesley Mostello Nina Repoli Felix Ullrich 65 Robert Jim, Teddy Agnlesske Cutest Joe Dc Santis, Jack Sauchclli Did Mott For Class 66 Joseph Mjft.no Rita Ourjngc Mott Sophisticated Jam 01 Nola. Angela Raimo Oespairs of Faculty Lee Nappi. Mario Ollia Clast Comedians Bruce Humphrey. Val Cetrulo Best Athletes Lola Carnevale. Anthony Vitello Best Dreucfs 67 Pete Cicone. Janet Palecco Best Dancer . Jcaninc Bcncnjli, Frank 0 Blano Best Figure. Nicest Build C LASS III n II It 1 It seems like it was only yesterday that we first walked into Barringer, There in the auditorium, we first became acquainted with Dr. Saylor and made many lasting friendships. As freshmen, we found if hard to find the classrooms, and with the help of the seniors, never found them. We also learned the bridge” wasn't something in the park. The last straw, however, was Mr. Merkin’s occupations tests, when we found we were qualified to be garbage collectors. The biggest thrill of our freshman year was our first pep assembly, and sitting there joining in the cheers made us feel as if we really were part of Barringer. As sophomores, we were introduced to Biology, and all the girls could do for weeks was talk about those worms . We all enjoyed ourselves. I'm sure, translating Caesar in our Latin classes. Our wide-eyed girls sat at football games watching every step the twirlers and cheerleaders made, with great hope of soon taking their places. At last we were upper classmen. We returned to school with our Olympic Park tans, and settled down into the school routine. Pride in our class grew as we began to organize We were very happy when we learned Mr. Shul-man and Miss M Smith were to be our class advisers, and we elected Jack. Richie. Jodie and Grace to lead our class. We decided not to wait until we were seniors to launch our class into the social swing, so we planned a 3A Social. Who could forget the sight of Mrs. Shulman teaching the boys how to polka in the girl’s gym. Our Social was a success and we looked forward to our senior class dances. A sudden disease struck our class called ringitis and nobody could walk by the Juniors without looking at their class rings Nma, Joan, Joe, Jodie and Dotty were elected to be the executive staff of the Student Council, and it semed as if the Juniors were really coming into their own. We could scarcely believe the day we had waited for so long was finally here. We were Seniors! It seemed our classmates were everywhere and in everything. At the football games. Nancy. Ann. Jeanine. Theresa, Gaytha. Barbara, Teddy. Jodie, and Dorothy showed us how good cheering should be done, and drew raves from everyone. Arlene. Janet, Phyllis. Nma. Louise, Dorothy, and Mane, caused quite a stir every time they did their twirling cha-cha routine on the field. But if was our great football team and their perfection on the field that really aroused the admirat on of everyone. Bruce. Tommy. Johnny, Joe, Kenny. Cal. Richie S.. Richie M . and Rocky sparked the team on to victory and brought home the City Champs Crown. Our excitement turned to another channel as we began to prepare for our first dance, the 4B Fall Fantasy. With our hilarious skit, homemade cookies and beautiful decorations, our dance couldn't have been anything but a success. The b'ogest thrill of all was when we marched into the auditorium and took our 4A seats. What, no poles? As everyone said it would, the time just flew by. Soon another song was being sung by the senior , it was called do vou want to buy an ad? Yes. our yearbook was on the way and it promised to be a success. Our 4A dance will always be remembered as our last dance and the best one we ever attended. , At the Aloha, the senior girls wore lets to carry out the Hawaiian motif. There suddenly semed to be an awful lot of cars around Barringer, and if you looked to see who almost ran you over, you would see the senior girls were the proud holders of drivers' licenses. Norma and Lenny became our class chauffeurs and there were only minor casualties. Spring was in the air and the love bug was certainly working overtime Rings on chains were cropping up among many of the senior girls. If this wasn't bad enough, everyone had to watch out for detective Shultzie De Santis who was our Barney editor. The night of June 19 came all too soon, and there wasn't a dry face among the seniors on our beautiful graduation night. Not only were we sad at the thought of leaving Barringer, but our beloved principal, Dr. Roger B. Saylor, retired with our graduating class. But there was no lime for tears the night after graduation. The girls, beautifully dressed m their gowns, and their dream men garbed in tuxedos had a wonderful time at the senior prom held in tho Belmont Plaza Hotel. New York. This night, as we gathered with our friends for the last time, we wondered what the future held, but know wc would never forget our high school days at Barringer High School. 68 I'll Will MS lir THE PIONEERS It's a warm day in August. 1980. and the all-star class of June 1957. is having its annual reunion Everyone is gathered in Barnngertown, the small western town the Modern Pioneers established Suddenly there is a lot of excitement in the crowd and everyone turns to see Jimmy DiNola noisily driving a truck on which there is a sign reading, EAT AT BIASE'S. There's some more LA C t excitement when Jimmy parks his truck and bangs into the Cadillac belonging to the famous movie star. Lenny Caruso. whose movies can be seen at the Barnngertown Deluxe Movie Theater. 125 seats! Overhead we sec an airplane coming in for a landing, and after landing on the roof of the Lucky Dollar Hotel, (trapdoor service.) we see the pilot is none other than John Palmieri. and the air hostess is Teddy Agniesko. holding her favorite pet rabbit. Teddy is helping out a group of teachers and we see they arc Maria Pici, Mary Ann Bryan. Arlene LaBaliva and Caytha luli-ano. Sgt. Andre Ficello wants to put a ticket on the airplane for overtime parking, but Lawyer Elaine Lupo is talking him Out of it. All this has made everyone thirsty, so everyone is going over to the Horseshoe Saloon. Bartender Joan DeSantis is giving out the drinks and trying to get some stories on her old classmates for her magazine. Confidentially. Her ace reporter, Dorothy Smith, is talking to Rita Durange. who owns a fabulous penthouse in that Eastern wilderness. New York Everyone quiets down as music starts and we all turn to see Charlie Sousa leading Ronnie De Maria, Anton Pierce, Wesley Mostello, Joe Vaccarelli. George Knecht, Albert Tahmoush and Edward Benz. An excellent floor show follows as Lucy Pappas dances. Calyie Perrie sings and Frances Molmaro tells some jokes. After the floor show, some more guests arrive and loin the fun. We see dress designer Marie Martino with her special model. Rosemary DeTore. We see Rosemary is writing a letter to her husband who is a Marine recruiting officer. Mrs Gerald Grasso I Geraldine Glaricurno) causes quite a stir as she comes in with her 12 black-haired children. Everybody is waiting for Geremia Barone, the first Lady-President of the United States, to arrive. Accompanying her will be Secretary of State, Joseph Martino. Something is coming down the street, and as we rush to the door we see it’s the Cadillac Stagecoach. The stagecoach is equipped with power horses and power reins. Up m the driver's seat we see Norma Petton. driving and Nicky Meola along side of her. ringing the Bermuda Bells. Stepping out of the stagecoach we see Mr. and Mrs. Richie Sivertsen (The former Nancy Schick). Nancy is worrying how her six dogs, three cats, and two canaries stood the trip. All attention turns to Mayor Mario D'Elia as he announces there will be a contest. Phyllis Pallino. who is private secretary to John Saxon, is chosen Queen of the Flowers. It’s not too surprising since she's won for the last 23 years. Gerald Chicco is taking a picture of Phyllis and sheriff Richie Maiella is happily posing with her. Across the street we see Palccco's Dancing School, and Janet Palecco is standing out in front of it handing out advertisements Pete Cicconc is running around looking for lost sunglasses, but feels better when Janet offers him a free dancing lesson for only $5. The aroma of hamburgers reminds us we're hungry, so we all go over to Belottis Luncheonette, of course owned by Richie Belotti. Ann lannaccone is selling the hamburgers. Theresa Contursi is giving out the soda and Toni Par-migiarto is sweeping the floor, (she's Mrs. Belotti.) Outside, Jeanine Benenati and Mary Jo Yanuzzi are showing Frank Di Biano and Tommy Landolfi how to lift weights. Dorothy De Santis and Jodie Nittoli are cheering them on. Galloping down the street is Angela Raimo and Valerie Cetrulo. who own a summer camp. They stop to look in Lola Carnovale's dress store and find Louise Daniel modeling the clothes. Next door we see Anthony Vitello s store for men. and Frank Di Sessa and Joe Pascuco. (two teachers), are gazing into the storewmdow. Everyone turns when we hear a band playing and find that our class president. Jack Sauchclli. has arrived and with Jack's arrival our reunion is complete. We will leave this happy little scene and return to the present. May every person in the class find success and happiness in whatever his future may be. 69 Mary Ann Bryan .... wasn't playing her violin? Wesley Mostello..........................wasn't arguing? Joan DeSantis............................didn't have Joe? Anthony Vitello................wore dungarees to school? Antoinette Parnigiano . . wasn't as cute as a button? Rita Durange.............................had no crushes? Marine Martino.................lost that far-a-way look? Richie Sivertsen.........................let his hair grow? Gerald Chieco...........................took a good picture? Jack Sauchelli........................didn't have a camera? Rosemary De Tore......................wasn't writing letters? Phyllis Pellino..........................wasn't smiling?. Nancy Schick........................wasn't cheering? Lola Carnovalc .... didn't have beautiful clothes? Maria Pici..............................lost her pony tail? Elaine Lupo..............................stopped eating? Richard Maiella .... stopped posing for pictures? Joseph Martino................didn't have his briefcase? Pete Ciccone.............................couldn’t dance? Arlene La Baliva......................didn’t talk to anyone? Teddy Agmeszko.............................didn’t rush? Jimmy Di Nola..................kept quiet for 5 minutes? Anthony Sopranzi . didn't have a few girls chasing him? Carmine and John Do Marzc .... weren’t twins? Valerie Cetruk).....................couldn’t ride a horse? Louise Daniele................didn’t look like a model? Nick Meola.........................wasn’t called bell ? Bruce Humphrey ..... couldn't play football? Angela Raimo..........................didn't get into trouble? Lee Nappi .... didn’t argue with Miss Greene? Dorothy DeSantis . wasn't full of fun and fancy free? Mary Jo Yannuxxi . didn't have her engagement ring? Frances Molinaro . . . . . . didn’t have a wonderful sense of humor? Ronnie DoMaria . . stopped talking about his car? Barbara Malanga........................lost her diamond? John Mele..............................did his homework? Charlotte White . . didn't have a sparkling personality? Donald Belfiorc . . wasn’t bothered by Joe and Chieco? Fern Johnson..................Didn't go to New York Lucille Pappas........................didn’t love to dance? Andrea Bollino.....................couldn't keep quiet? Grace Iverson............................didn’t have Joe? Robert Jinks..................wasn't our Mickey Mantle? Frank DiBiano .... didn't have a terrific build? Tommy Landolfi .... wasn't going with Mary Jo? John Palmieri Lenny Caruso Dorothy Smith . Ann lannaccone . Norma Pettoni . Richie Belotti Vincent Fernicola Jane Flanagan . Helen Kosierowsky Nola Marsh . Joe Pascuco . . Mario D'Elia . . Glenora Atkinson Josephine Nittoli Felix Ullrich . Gaytha luliano . Joan McGonigle . Jeanine Bcncnati Janet Palecco Frank DiSessa Gloria D'Acunti . Marie Muro . didn’ Anthony Nardone Geremia Barone . Fred Brown . Cynthia Carson . Geraldine Claricurzio Marie Hearn . Charlie Sousa Victor Tritto . Richard Warner . Antoinette Battista Rose Ann CefaKl Theresa Contursi j Gloria Jones . . wasn't didn . . didn’t like girls? . wasn’t the chauffeur? the hostess with the mostess3 ,fil. . .got her license? . . stops driving? . . . didn't have Toni? . kept quiet in homeroom3 . . . stopped blushing3 lost her Pennsylvania accent3 . . . couldn’t sing? . . wasn't felling jokes? 't have the class in an uproar? . grew about 6 inches didn't have pretty hair? . didn't know science3 didn't have her convertible? . . . didn't drink sodas? didn’t have a shapely figure? . . . didn't have Jimmy? . . . . got a crew cut? . . . . stopped talking? MONEY. MONEY. MONEY? . . . didn't lift weights3 . didn’t know any Engl.sh? . couldn't play basketball? . didn't have the last word3 . . . didn't have Jerry? wasn't the picture of fashion? . Stopped arguing with Flo? . didn't have any accidents? . . . talked too much3 .................was on time? stopped talking about Michael? . . . . didn't chew gum3 wasn't the pride of the Blue Jackets? want Nma Repole . . . . . . wasn't the prettiest president there ever was? Kenny Rocco . . . . . . asked a certain 4A cheerleader for a date? Marietta Russomanno . . . lost her partner, Gaytha? Claire McKechan......................stopped dancing? Marie Miller............... lost interest in fencing? Camille Stefanelli....................was called Camille? Marlene Yanuxri.....................didn't have Johnny? Rocco Salvatorielli . didn't have Barbara to call ’’honey’’? Barbara Pope.........................got a B in Chem? 70 Homeroom :{.] Miss Farquhar Mike Albsnctc 508 No 3rd Street April 18 Science Club. Pawl Arena 133 Cl.lton Avenue May 21 Boy's Club of Newark. National Honor Society. Radio Club. Science Club. French Club Robert Berent 395 Roseville Avenue April 7 Science Club. Dance Committee. Maryann Bryan 903 Clifton Avenue September 9 Yearbook. National Honor Society. Student Council, Red Cross, After-Math Club. Future Teachert Club. Band. Orchestra. Blue Jackets Carol Byrd 243 Warren Street April 21 Science Club. Joe Carlucci 381 Sixth Avenue October 13 Barbara Clark 254 Mt. Prospect Avenue August 18 Advanced Chorus. National Honor Society, Library Staff. Job Survey Committee. Patsy Coppola 658 No. 6th Street July 2 Blue Jackets. Band. Orchestra. Frank Critchley 124 Fairmount Avenue October 2 Lois Oaccy 181 Woodside Avenue January 21 Student Council, Denco Committee. Ronald De Maria 43 Highland Avenue May 3 Baseball. Thomas Don Ion 19 No. llth Street January 1 Ann lannaccone 275 Fifth Street November 9 leader. B-Gtrl. Science Club. Music Club. Captain. Slip Monitor. Student Teacher. Office Worker. Dance Committee. Bernadine Jacocks 188 13th Avenue July 20 Merle Jewell Jefferson 36 Prmce Street September 15 Girls Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Advanced Chorus Crete Katxgrau 102 No. 4� h Street July 31 Guidance Office. 8-Girl. Diane Krcautler 10 High Street November 18 Science Club. Biology Club. Anthony Lauletfe 275 Sixth Avenue November 9 Science Club. After-Math Club. John Lombard 98 Manchester Place September 15 John Lopez 15 Wakeman Avenue September 27 Richard Maiella 277 Vi No. 6th Street May 21 Football. Track. Vice President of Class. 8arbara Malanga 116 Summer Avenue September 5 Domcnic Malinconico 438 No. 5th street June 13 Baseball. John Mclc 587 No. 8th Street February 27 Science Club. After-Math Club. Technical Corner Advisory Council. Student Council. Daniel Nhivoccla 209 Gar side Street July 14 Antoinette Parmigiano 184 Second Street May II Science Club. Girh Basketball. Dance Committee. Gym Captam, Secrotary of Homeroom Maria Plcl 574 No 9th Street October 15 Science Club. Photography Club. B Girl. Treasurer of Homeroom, Acropolis Agent. Joseph Ribaudo 35 Heeker Street January 21 Marlene Romano 313 No. 12th Street September II Science Club. Red Cross. Future Teachers Club. Office Worker. B-Girl. Barbara Sheridan 71 No. 14th Street August 9 Science Club. Tennis Club. B-Girl. Red Cross. Richard Siebcn 105 Parker Street January 2S Richard Sivertsen 1971 McCarter Highway December 20 Football. Track. 8askctball. Glee Club. Science Club. After-Math Club. William Ted esc o 731 No. 6th Street July 24 Barbara Ann Tine 777 No. 6th Street October 10 Science Club. B Girl, Girls Leaders. Future Teachers Chib. Office Monitor. Donald Vendetti 425 No. 7th Street August 30 Anthony Vitelle 420 No. 13th Street January 12 Dance Committee. Prom Committee. Science Chib Charlotte White 220 Orange Street July 12 Science Club. Girls Leaders. Gym Captain. Mixed Chorus. Girls Advanced Glee Chib. Charles Zois 478 No. 7th Street October 7 Science Club. After-Math Chib. President of National Honor Society. 71 Ruby Abakan 813 Ridge Street July 5. 1939 Acropolis Agent. National Honor Society, Yearbook Editor. B-Girl. Science Club. Student Council. Dance Committee. Betty Aromin 1891 McCarter Highway Nov. 24. 1939 Glee Club. Donald Bcltiere 120 First street April 22. 1939 Track. Science Club. Richard Belotti 611 North 5th Street June 25. 1938 Prom Committee, Stage Construction Crew. Dance Committee. Glee Club, Advanced Chorus. June Ann Bergstrom 173 4th Street June 6. 1939 Science Club. Music Club. Girls Glee Club. Doris Camevate 379 No. 6th Street May 12. 1939 Science Club. B-Girl. Lola Carnovale 129 3rd Avenue September 15. 1939 Mr. Vogel’s Assistant. Gerald Chieco 79 North 10th Street August 6. 1939 Photography. Track. Dorothy DeSantis 709 Clifton Avenue October 20. 1939 Blue Jackets, Student Council Corresponding Secretary. Cheerleader. National Honor Society-Treasurer. F. T. A. Orchestra. Vice President of Homeroom Joan DeSantis 436Vi Summer Avenue August 27. 1939 Student Council Vice President, Homeroom Make-up Editor of Yearbook. F.T.A.. B-Girl. French Class President. Acropolis Editor, National Honor Society, Orchestra. Mixed Chorus. Ann Dungan 84 Wakeman Avenue March 30. 1939 Library Staff. Rita Durange 99 Wakeman Avenue Sept. 10. 1939 Science Club. Office Monitor, Gym Captain. Dance Committee. Vincent fernicola 20 Homss Place June 5. 1939 Chorus. Andre Ficello 11 Coeyman Street June 22. 1938 Jane Flanagan 42 B 3rd Street Nov. 4. 1939 Gym Captam. Dance Committee. Girls Glee Club Walter Gotten 196 Verona Avenue November 15 Vincema lovino 188 Highland Ave. Jan. 13. 1940 Science Club. Dance Committee. Fern Johnson 172 Bleecker St. Feb. 1. 1940 Student Council. 8-Girl, Library Club. Science Club. Jessie Mae Kinchen 100 Dickerson $t. Oct. II. 1939 Job Survey, Mixed Chorus. Girl’s Glee Club, Gym Captain. B-Girl, Lunchroom checker. John Korbeil 97 Parker Street Oct. II. 1939 Melan Kosierowtki 253 Chestnut St. Oct. 19. 1939 B-Girl Year Book. Red Cross. Science Club. Library Club, Dance Committee. National Honor Society. Vice Pres, of Music Club. Arlena LaBaliva 316 North 7th Street July 19. 1939 Twirling Captam. President of F.T.A.. Yearbook Editor. Homeroom Secretary. 8-Girl. Student Ccxmol. Mixed Chorus. Lunchroom Checker, National Honor Society. Note Marsh 185 Lincoln Ave Marie Martino 351 Summer Ave. June 23. 1939 Acropolis Editor, National Honor Society, Twirier, Science Club. B-Girl. Gym Captain. Musk Chib. Dance Committee Wesley Mostello 327 Parker Street Oct 10. 1939 Orchestra. Band. Blue Jackets. All-State Band and Orchestra. Science Club. Math Club. Josephine Pace 483 No. 13th Street June 10. 1939 Science Club, Office Staff. Biology Club. B-Gwl. F.T.A. Lucy Pappas 376 Hunterdon Street March 3. 1940 Joseph PasctKd 472 4th Avenue May 10. 1939 Chorus. Track. Anton Pierco 48 No 7th Street March 12. 1939 Science Club, Math Club. Radio Club. Blue Jackets. Orchestra. Band. String Quartet. National Honor Society. Gloria Sagretella 599 No 8th Street Oct. 24. 1939 Science Club. B-Girl. F.TA. John Sauchalli 461 Lake Street July 24. 1938 Class President, Yearbook. Acropolis. Science Club. Photography Club. Track. Dorothy Singleton 342 West Kinney Street September 13. 1939 Science Club. Gym Captam. B-Girl. Checker m Lunchroom. Red Cross. John Tischlo 64 Evergreen Avenue May 5. 1939 Football. Track. Service Club, Boy’s Leaders. Student Council. Phyllis Vcntola 136 Parker Street October 23. 1939 Science Club. Red Cross. Music Club. Nurse s Assistant. IIoninrooin :!li Miss Del Gucrcio 72 Humi1 mom lil Mr. Kaplonski Theodora Agnicsiko 794 Vi Ridge Street February 24. 1939 National Honor. Librery Staff. Editor of Yearbook. Editor of Acropolis, Cheerleader. Future Teacheri Club. Science Club. B-Girl. Advanced Chorus and Dance Committee. Theresa AHone 135 Clifton Avenue May 19 Glee Club. Office Monitor. Mary Alonso 270 No 6th Street December 7 Tenn.s Club. Glee Club. Bruce Humphrey 37 No. 7th Street October 9 Captain Boys Leaders. Football. Editor of Yearbook. Gaytha lultano 98 Heller PVwy. January 21. 940 Cheerleader. B-Girl. Science Club. Future Teachers Club. Office Monitor. Red Cross Representative. Acropolis Staff. Dance Com-mittee. Grace Iverson 68 No. 4th Street August 7 Science Club. Red Cross. Gym Captain, Gym Secretary, B-G«rl, Class Treasurer. Brian O Connell 260 Ridge Street May 20 Visual A ds. National Honor Society. W.G.B.D., English Department Aid. Boys Leaders. Future Teachers Club. Science Club. BHS Science Fair. Greater Newark Science Fair. Chess Club. Tennis Club. Current Affairs Club. Calyuc Ferry. Jr. 316 New Street July 22 Football. Track. Boys Leaders. Glee Club. Advanced Chorus. Dennis Reboli 258 Academy Street April 9 Andrea Bellino 67 Cutler Sbeect December B. 1939 Music Club. Orchestra. Advanced Chorus. Student Council. Yearbook. Gym Captain. Baatrica Black 306 No 10th Street April 14 Girls Leaders. Library. Advanced Chorus. G rls Glee Club. Future Teachers Fetor Ckcone 95 Mt. Prospect Avenue December 9 Carmine De Marzo 272 Academy Street Mary Del Vecchie 170 No. 10th Street October 3 Future Teachers. Science Club. B-Girl. Gym Captem. William Denver 444 Orange Street September 22 Frank Dl Biane 737 No. 6th Street July 1 Robert Jinks 113 No 9th Street November 22 Baseball Team. Joseph Longo 413 No. 6th Street November 5 Neil MrDevitt 59 Highland Avenue November 13 Track. Cross Country. Jean Miller 117 Stone Street January 11 Robert Mints 408 Broadway November 28 Carol Mongrclla II Seventh Avenue December 7 Music Chib. Tennis Club. Yearbook Advanced Chorus. B-Girl. Martin Morodan 244 Second Avenue May 10 James Di Hole 679 No. 8th Street August 5 Track. Science Club. Homeroom President. Dance Committee. Squad Leader. James Guido 88 Forest Hill Pkwy. October 10 Band. Anthony Nardone llOVi Summer Avenue August 2 Josephine Nittoli 179 Parker Street December 26 Cheerleader, Secretary of Class. Secretary of Student Council. Science Club. B-Gifl. Dance Committee. Advanced Chorus Prom Committee Larry Rosanio 146 Highland Avenuo July 29 Ro«o Salvatoncllo 33 Seventh Avenue December 28 Football, Track. Joyce Sutton 315 Morris Avenue November II Science Club. Future Teachers Club. Advanced Glee Club. Mary Ann Torluccio 103 No. 3rd Street June I Music Club. Future Teachers Club, Library Staff. Fred Traettino 315 Summer Avenue May 30 Fcli Ullrich 6 Myrtle Avenue Jixse I Science Club. After Math Club. National Honor Society. Joseph Vaccarelll 817 Mt. Prospect Avenue May 3 Thomas Walsh 583 No 7th Street April 11 Science Club. Mary Jo Yanuzzi 880 Do Graw Avenue December 31 Vice President of Homeroom. Advanced Chorus. Gym Captain. Library Staff. 73 Geremle Barone 292 Orange Street January 2. 1940 Band. Library Staff. Acropolis Editor. Future Teachers Club, Student Council. Jeanine Benenetl 68 Davenport Avenue August 14. 1939 Cheerleader. Science Club. Future Teachers Club. Girls Leader. Acropolis Agent. B-G rl. Girl. Bob Bonnet 42 No. 13 th Street May 30. 1939 Boys Leaders. Robert Broti 226 No. 11th Street August 2. 1938 Band. Music Club. Fred Brown 181 James Street November II. 1939 Boys Leaders. Basketball Team Captain, Track. Science Club. Henry Campeotto 78 No. 10th Street October IS. 1939 Track Team. Science Club. Cynthia Carson 179 A Second Street March 30. 1940 library Staff. Student Council. Girls Basketball. French Club. Music Club. Future Teachers Club. Science Club. Acropolis. Tennis Club Valerie Cetrule 234 Mt. Prospect Avenue July 16. 1939 Art Editor of Yearbook, Student Gym Teacher. Dance Committee. Future Teachers Club. National Honor Society. Geraldine Clarkuuio 126 No. 5th Street June 16. 1939 Gym Captain, B-Girl, Homeroom President. Dance Committee. John DaMarso 272 Academy Street September 19. 1938 Baseball, Basketball. Frank DiSessa 395 No. 6th Street October 4. 1939 Dance Committee. Gym. Track and field. Richard Evans 109 No. 7th Street November 29. 1939 Acropolis Magazine. Vito Ferraro 262 No. 6fh Street July 26. 1939 Visual Aids. Louis Fillppone 447 No. 5th Street August 26. 1938 Visual Aids. Nkk Franco 1I2H Summer Avenue July 5. 1939 Alice Galantc 306 No. 6th Street August 18. 1939 Senior Science Club. Red Cross. Gym Captain. Gym Award. Homeroom secretary, Nurse assistant. Nancy Gutknecht 211 Summer Avenue October 31. 1939 Science Club. Marie Hearn 537 So. 16th Street November 4. 1939 Science Club, Gym Captain, B-G rl. Class Teacher. Red Cross. Girls Leader Club. Virgil Jacko 674 No. 6th Street February 15. 1940 Baseball. Boys Leaders. Advanced Chorus Boy's Glee Club. George Knecht 42 Third Street December 28. 1939 Band. Blue Jackets. Orchestra. Science Chib. National Honor Society, After Math Club. Ronald Koonts 121 Waverly Avenue September 23. 1939 Fencing. Basketball. Track. Cross Country. Science Club. Boys Glee Club. Advanced Chorus. Thomas Ksigle 125 No. 4th Street September 29. Boys Leaders. Josephine La Monica 531 Roseville Avenue August 17, 1939 Science Club. B-Girl. Bowling Marie Mure 127 Seventh Avenue June 27, 1939 Yearbook Editor. Future Teachers Club. Music Club. Library Staff. Margaret Murray 1963 McCarter Hwy July II. 1939 Advanced Glee Club. Lee Happi 22 Stone Street September 4. 1939 Science Club. Girls Leader. B-G rl Janet Palecco 326 Highland Avenue February 14. 1939 Twirling squad. Yearbook Editor. Music Club. Science Club. Homeroom Treasurer. B-Grrl, Student Gym Teacher. Carol Punao 438 Central Avenue April 25. 1940 Red Cross. Student Council, Science Club. Photography Club. Girls Leader. 8-Girl. Dance Committee Michael Sarno 472 No. 6th Street June 12. 1939 Boys Glee Club. Advanced Chorus. Ruth Schkkram 44 Irving Street July 21. 1939 National Honor Society. Future Teachers Club. Pres of Music Club. Blue Jackets. Advanced Chorus, Band. Orchestra, Mined Chorus. Girl's Glee Club. Dance Committee. Anthony Soprani! 283 No 12th Street May 26. 1939 Baseball. Charles Sousa 119 Chester Avenue October 25. 1938 Blue Jackets. Baseball Team. Band. Orchestra. Rosine Spencer 51 High Street February IB. 1940 Science Club. Junior Red Cross National Honor Society. Advanced Chorus. B-Girl. Future Teachers Club. Albert Tehmoush 136 Lincoln Avenue April I, 1940 National Honor Society, Blue Jackets, Orchestra. Band. Science Club. Radio Club. Vkter Tritte 118 Stone Street July 13. 1939 Frank Valveno 141 Park Avenue September 14. 1939 Rkherd Warner 9 Summer Place August 10. 1939 Basketball. Baseball. Robert Young 201 No. Ilth Street April 27. 1939 Baseball. Science Club. Music Club. Homeroom 81 Mr. Shulman 74 IIii 111 cl10itiii 2711 Mrs. Morgan GUltori Atkinson 140 Barclay Street September 29. 1939 Science Club. President of Junior Red Cross. Library Staff. Tennis Club, Future Teachers Club. B-Girl. Advanced Chorus. Antoinette Battista 356 No. 12th Street March 26. 1939 National Honor Society. Science Club. Red Cross Club. 8iok gy club. Future Teachers Club. Acropolis Staff. B-Girl, Office Staff Peter Berardone 88 Cumberland Avenue Steve Besofsky 311 Woodsidc Avenue May 25. 1939 Jim Bias! 27 Cutler Street March 31. 1938 Daniel Brcsnahan 164 Jarec Street October 7. 1938 Student Council. Junior Achievement Association. Contemporary Club, Science Club. National Honor Society. Boy’s Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Steve Cat a Ido 231 Clifton Avenue June 2. 1939 Baseball Team. Rose Anne Cefalu 415 No. 13th Street November 24, 1939 National Honor Society. Science Club. Office Staff. Red Cross. Biology Club, Future Teachers Club. Acropolis Agent. B-Girl. Acropolis Staff. Theresa Contursi 47 Newark Street May 31, 1939 Cheerleader. B-Girl. Science Club. Music Club, Gym Capfam. Dance Committee. Gloria D'Acunfi 12-14 Ropes Place August 25. 1939 Orchastra. Band. Blue Jackets. Student Council. Future Teachers Club. Music Club. Tennis Club. Editor of Yearbook. Acropolis. Louise Daniel 148 Ridge Street July 10, 1939 National Honor Society. B H.S., Twirier. Music Chib. Science Club. Gym Capta.n. Acropolis Agent. Slip Monitor. Dance Committee Joseph Del Tufo 92 Cutler Street February 10 Mario D'Clia 235 Lake Street November 20. 1938 Science Club. Student Council Representative. Joan Harvey 94 Seventh Avenue November 25. 1939 Glee Club. Senior Sconce Club. Ruther Jackson 233 So. llfh Street April 20. 1939 Glee Club. Junior Red Cross. B-Girl. Gloria Jones 45 Eleventh Avenue December 27. 1937 Blue Jeckcts. Future Teachers Club. Science Club. National Honor Society. Advanced Chorus. John Lawless 84 Seventh Avenue September 10. 1939 Elaine lupo 316 No. 12th Street May 9. 1940 Contemporary Club. 8-Girl. Gym Captain. Office work. Science Chib. Dance Committee. Helen Martin 16 Vanderpall Street December 15. 1938 Red Cross. Vincent Mele 444 N. Maple Avenue September 22. 1939 Vice President of Homeroom. Nick Meola 409 No. 13th Street November 1. 1939 Science Club. Mary Lou Naporano 88 Crane Street May 8. 1939 Science Club. Phyllis Pallino 180 Parker Street December 24. 1939 Twirler. G Girl. Secretary of National Honor Society. Advanced Chorus. Office Monitor. Gym Captain. Dance Committee. Prom Committee. Science Club. Norma Pettoni 437 No. 7th Street September 2. 1939 Student Council Representative. Music Club. Science Club, Treasurer of Homeroom. Student Teacher. 8-Girl. Barbara Pope 104 Peabody Place October 25. 1939 Junior Red Cross. Future Teachers Club. Science Club. B-Girl. Cheerleader. All-State Chorus. Advanced Chorus. National Honor Society. Angela Raimo 128 Mt. Vernon Place September :6. 1939 Future Teachers Club. Barney Editor, Acropolis. Student Council. B-Girl. Dance Committee. Talent Shows. Nina Repole 110 No. 9th Street October 10. 1939 Twirling. National Honor Society. Future Teachers Club. Student Council President. B-Girl. Kenneth Recco 304 No. 7th Street Jiase 22. 1939 Science Club. Football Team. Track Team. Music Club. Marietta Russomano 286 Parker Street January 12. 1939 Science Club, Yearbook. Office Work. Gym Captain. B-Girl. Ross Tcrranova 84 No. 13th Street January 27. 1939 Jacqueline Tobin 283 No. 5th Street May 26 Music Club. Patricia Wirth 43 So. Hawthorne Lane 75 Jotephmc iltOM 303 Lyon Ave. ju� y j9 Sococc Club. Girls Advanced Glee Club. Timothy taker 204 Orange St. Track Team and Football Team July 18 Edward Bees Jr. 438 Central Avenue January 31 Science Club. Acrooolis. Band. Orchestra. Blue Jackets. Honor Society. Leonard Caruso 740 No. 8th Street Baseball Team. July 14 Rosemary De Tore 217 6th Avenue May 27 Mixed Chorus. B-Girl. Science Club. Dance Committee. Jack Giglie 58 Park Avenue February It Baseball. Peggy Elisabeth Hellams 573 No. 5th street February 18 Science Club. Musk Club. Library Staff. B-Girl. Junior Red Cross, Joseph Martino 15 Cutler Street November 5. 1939 Editor-in-chief Yearbook. Treasurer of Student Council. Vice President of F.T.A.. National Honor Society. Barringer Representative to Newark Youth Council. Barringer Representative to Teen Corner Advisory Council. President of HR. Science Club Anno McCarthy 215 5fh Street August 29 Photography Club. Science Club. Joan McGonigle 302 Woodside Avenue July 30 Science Club. Library Staff. Dance Committee Jean McIntyre 23 Nesbitt Street January 14 Orchestra. Tennis Club. Girls Leader. Mixed Chorus. B-Girl. Claire McKechan 165 Clifton Avenue November 8 Acropolis. Marie Miller 53 Ogden Street September 7 Science Club. FTA, Red Cross. B-Girl. Advanced Chorus. Frances Molinaro 144 Parker Street September 15 Science Club. Dance Committee. Office Donald Orban 327 Broadway November 8 Science Club. Talent Show John Palmier! 695 No. 7th Street May 29 Blue Jackets. Track. Band. Basketball. Vice President of H. R. Joan Powell 27 Triton Terrace Junior Red Cross. April 8 Nancy Shkk 97 No 7th Street October 22 Miexd Chorus. 6-Girl. Cheerleader Captam. Dance Committee. H. R Treasurer. Dorothy Smith 30 Mt. Pleasant Avenue September 3 Twirler. Student Council. H. R. Secretary. 8-Girl. Skit Committee Camille Stcfanclli 308 Clifton Avenue May 4 Science Club. Nurse's Assistant. Theresa Tuosto 68 Clinton Street June 19 Science Club. F.T.A, B-Girl. Red Cross. Photography Club. Owen Walsh 645 Summer Avenue February 7 Tommy Landolfi 472 No. 5th Street December 21 Football. Track. Yearbook. Advanced Chorus Richard Nappi 207 No 9th Street September 27 Band. Orchestra, Photography Club. Marlene Yanusti 183 Summer Avenue July 4 B Girl. Music Club, F.T.A., H.R. Secretary. Student Council. Homeroom 271 Miss Smith 76 In Memoriam GERALD I. CETRULO. M.D. Or. Gerald I. Cetrulo graduated from Barringer High School in 1924. He entered Dartmouth and upon graduation, received a BC degree m 1928. Dr Cetrulo coached all of Barringer National Fencing tcamv He a Ho contributed much of hi time to Barringer a a team doctor. He wa one of the few men who graduated from Barringer that we able to come back and bring honor to hi Alma Mater He will live In our heart for many year to come For the third straight year m a row the Big Blue came through with the CITY CHAMPIONSHIP. Under the coaching of Mr. Naporano, Barringer had one of it's best seasons with a 6 win, 3 lose record. In Our opening with Plainfield we lost to them 12-6 when they rallied in the final half, scoring their two touchdowns. We next played South Side and came out the winner 33-0. scoring in every period. Memorial gave Barringer it's second defeat of the season. 26-7 and then we went on to five straight victories. •irst we ripped open Weequahic 39-0. Against West S d«, Hjr fifth game, we drove them into the ground by the score of 19-0, and came a step closer to the City Championship. Ve just managed to beat an inspired Central Eleven 13-12. ►uf the attempted conversion was blocked by a hard-charging Blue Line. larnnger's fleet Backfield scored on three long runs and a line lunge to defeat a highly rated East Side Eleven for the City Title. 27-0. Xjr next game was against Orange, and we had little difficulty in defeating them 39-10. John T itthio John was a tarring rack tar at his defensive position. Hard to charge hi skJc of lino. Rocco Salvatoriclle Utility man on defense Me was one of the strong parts in a strong Barringer Defense. Celywe Perry All City guard. Hi well-known speod on offense gave the team many breakaway tun which enabled touchdowns Calyue was an important offensive punch. Bruce Humphrey All City. All County Back Mr. Football. Whan Bruce set foot on the gridiron, a masterful exhibition of football was a sure result. Richard Maletla When Richard was m there, not many passes were completed Of long runs gained. Joseph Rescued End. Joe's fine play and stick-to-it-ness gained him his Varsity letter. Thomas Latsdolfi Tackle. Any place on the defensive Ime spelled trouble when Tommy was in there Kenneth Rocco All City Center. Mis berth on the All City squad was earned through his fine offensive and defensive plays. 79 Mr. Albino receives ell-city V. trophy from Capf. Nick Forte JAYVEE CITY CHAMPS 1956 At the East Orange game, plagued by fumbles throughout, Barringer, a 20-13 favorite, was surprised by a spirited East Orange team 12-17 m the 60fh anniversary of this annual grid contest. Bruce Humphrey went over from eight out to score the only Barringer touchdown. After trailing 7-6 at the end of the first half. East Orange took advantage of the Barr.n- Kr tumbles and a pass interception to score their second T D. t Orange s defense wouldn't give way, holding Barringer scoreless to win the Turkey day Classic 12-7. BrvKe Humphrey receives Mr. Football” trophy from coach Naporano. Richjrd Warner—Richard has an excellent hook shot and is a tough man to stop unde the boards. BASKETBALL Showing a great improvement over last year's team Barringer looked like a sure contender for the City League Title. We opened the season with wins over South Side by a 58-40 score. Saint James by 61-48. and beat West Side 54-48. After that we had a touch and go season. Fine plays by Freddy Brown. Richard Warner and Fred Mazza enabled Barringer to produce many wins and many upsets. It could not have been possible without them. Freddy Brown—fine passer and tricky ball handler. Has a good drive-in hook and a splendid two handled tump shot. John Palmier! One of the Country's best quarter miters. He is one of our high scorers. THICK CITY CHAMPS For the past two years Barringer Track teams have dominated the City Championship and are well on their way for the third title. Outstanding in their scoring ability is as follows: Carl Farrell in the Hurdles and Broad Jump. Neil McDevitt. Richard Ledmcky and John PaImieri in the distance events, and Bruce Humphrey in the sprints. JUNIOR - SENIOR CITY CHAMPS 1957 Brute Humphrey County discus 56� , city champ discus and hurdles — city indoor 60 yard dash title, country broad lump chimp 571. Big Cal. last sprinter and strong shot were his middle name. Jimci Oi NoU The expert with the discus. Joe PiuiKcl Kit constant running rut made him a valuable luet to our track learn Fred Brown Besides hit hurtling, Fred could well win the city High Jump Crown. Henry Campeotto One of our outstanding runners. He it a good man. Thomas Landolfi Tom was another weight man Hu mighty heaves m the shot put were a help to the 8ig Blue. Rkhard Slvertsen Richard was known for hit kon-garoo-like legs when it came to hit hurdling and high lump. baseball Last year's team won a City Championship and a Co-State title. Six men made All City, three made All County and one All State. This year we have only seven letter men returning. Coach Clary Di Charia has to build an entire new team centered around these boys. Pitchers Fred Mazza. Joe Tuttle and Charles Sousa. Captain Bob Jinks will start at second and at first we have Richard Warner. Taking over short stop is Larry Monocio. This year’s team will have a long way to go to beat last year's record. 18 wins to 5 losses, but we will be backing them all the way. Fred Mazza. All City and second team All State, pitched 26 strikeouts against West Side breaking a school record, the game lasting thirteen innings. Richard Warner First Base. Pitcher An all around athlete whose work at first base and pitching was a great help to the Big Blue. Bob Jinks Csptsin Second Base Bob played a strong defensive game He never quit -chips were down. Charles Sousa Our all city pitcher, his pitching arm helped Barringer to the City and state championship last year and may well ropeat again this year. Ronald Oe Maria Outfield Ron came through with a few timely hits. His outftclding will be missed. Dominie Malinconiee Outfield A two letter man. he could realty run those bases. Stove Cafaldo Outfield Another one of our strong reserved outfielders. 84 Phyllis Palline Arlene la Bally a The twirling baton of Arlene ha shown much talent and she has set an excellent example as captain. Dotty Smith Golden haired Dotty brightened the field with her excellent twirling and strutting. Teddy Agniesko A twinkling eye. a light step, dynamic Teddy always has a Minute of merriment. Gaytha luliano Jovial and smiling all the time. Gay has been an exuberant and vivacious cheerleader Jcirniinr BcncMti Jeanmne's Peppy style showed her a an ideal. cheer tul picture of a B.H.S. cheerleader. ■ rs ami A bubbling personality possessed with undaunted school spirit for without love and laughter there is no toy. ability. Marie Martino Pretty dreamy-eyed Marie captivated everyone with her twtrlmg and strutting LeuHe Daniel Pert Louise can be looked upon for her high stepping and attractiveness to the squad. Janet Palecce Janet's winning smile has added much color to the squad . . . twirling par excellence Nancy Schick Nan. the cute captain, is a toy to be with and her excellent Cheering was an asset to the squad. Josephine Nittoli Jodie's sparkling personality has won her fame and she will be greatly missed tor the spirit she has brought to the squad. Dorothy De Santis In her eyes a laughing devil accompanied with snappy cheering made Dot a standout on the Squad. Theresa Centers Terry's delighttul ways made her a leelous cheerleader end a well-liked performer. Ann Innacone As merry as the day is long. Ann has been an enthusiastic and popular cheerleader 8arhara Pepe Bab's atomic energy and fun-loving disposition together with a bright smile made cheering look easy on the field Twirlers 85 Nina Repole Dark-eyed Nina's pleasing ways has made her an admired and talented iwirier and she will be missed for her smile and friendly manner. lull HATER Fo« HU Col-cas Fi« r r u O Tvt Ip-HIL. vnt-uy TWf Df-UM-IO) U v-r ) hvi Why T t «MM| tli-iY 'rytp 1 Nev-M HiBH TMY PMC Wf M6CHfttl- f Vej-ClS ftU • -' TkOd-CH THt Vl«s tCfUKditfMiM LW- -bUnEn- iWC 86 SIMPLEX EQUIPMENT CORP. 55 LA FRANCE AVENUE MR. TOM MACARELLI PLANT MANAGER Mitchell 2-0621 WASHINGTON FLORIST, INC. Flowers Telegraphed Worldwide 565 BROAD STREET NEWARK 2. NEW JERSEY RENNIE SONS SELF SERVICE MARKET 821 SUMMER AVENUE NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Free Delivery - HU 2-4309 COMPLIMENTS OK WILDS BAKING CO., INC. 426 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY A. W. MARSHALL CO. INSURANCE GENERAL AGENTS Mitchell 2-0963 744 BROAD STREET NEWARK 2. 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THOMAS A. SMITH HI 3-0077 D. Calamonaci (Nick) Licensed Congratulations to THE JUNE 1957 CLASS Real Estate and Insurance Broker BROCH S PHARMACY HU 2-4324 492 ORANGE ST.. NEWARK 7, N. J. 398 CENTRAL AVENUE Best Wishes to Traveling to Bloomfield — Stop at THE CLASS OF JUNE 1957 UNITED SERVICE GROCERS MICKEY’S PIZZERIA 137 PARK AVE. HU 2-6038 for Delicious Pizza Pies HU 2-4788 and GREGG’S TAILORING Italian Sandwidies Cleaning - Dyeing - Pressing - Repairing 929 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE Fur and Garment Storage - 5 Hr. Service BLOOMFIELD. NEW JERSEY 409 CENTRAL AVE.. NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations to the JUNE 1957 GRADUATING CLASS MR. MRS. U. F. DE SANTIS Congratulations to the CLASS OF JUNE 1957 MR. MRS. T. MARSH Congratulations to our DAUGHTER GLORIA and THE JUNE 1957 CLASS MR. MRS. J. SACRETTELLA Good Luck Congratulations COLONIAL HOUSE CANDIES 583 CENTRAL AVENUE DAUGHTER RITA EAST ORANGE, N. J. and Telephone liUmboklt 2-3351 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1957 TRAUTH ... 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Joe Tasker, Ml. and Mrs. Tasker. Jackie and Buddy Tate. Georgia, cheerleader Tate, Elizabeth Taylor, Mrs. Martha Temrzza. Anthony Terry and Johnny Thomas, Arwillic Thomas. Marcelle ’Three Bosses Kathy, from S. J. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Timmy Timmy and Joyce Timmy Hart and Judy Del Tobey and Richie Tommy and Barbara Tommy and Marie Tony Tony and Elaine Tony Class: Feb ’57) Tony and Jo Ann Tope ban. Sandy Topelian, Topsy Torluccio, Michael Troettino, Joe Toombs. Eugene Tortariello. Kitty Tuzzt. Mr. and Mrs. E. Traill. Mark. U. S. N. Tratentki. Boh Truskow.ki. Marcella Tunis. Ralph Tunstead. Helen B. Tuosto. Mike Turmtn, Sisters, The Tuttle. Janet UUich. Carol Ullrich. Gerard Uncle Bert Uncle Ralph Unemployed, Pat and Tony Vadi and Hinch Varsity Basketball Team Venezia. Ralph Ventola, Pete Ventoia. Sammy Verde, Rosanne Veve, Santiago Vincent and 1-ora Viviani Vinnie and Jeanine Ventola. Mr. and Mrs. V. Ventola, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ventola. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ventola. Theresa. Grandmother Ventola. Laura Violate, Pete Vitoli. Frank Vitiello, Frank Vitiello. Pete Wade. WflBe Walsh. Joe Walsh. Margaret Walsh. Ben Walsh. John and David Walsh. Sally Wankmeulter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward. Ernest Warrens. Robert. The Webb Family. The Welch, Ellen Weidner, Marilyn White. Dorothy White. Barry Whltter. Isaac William and Phyllis Williams, Mrs. Maybelle Williams, Viola Williams. Betty Ruth Williamson, Verdelle Wiliey, Miss Wilson. Rebecca Witktns. Duptime Wirth. Johnny Wizson. Phyl Wolosen. Jean Wood. Mrs. Harry Yaeger, Honey Youngberg. Mary Yund el. Virginia Zarillo, Karntrl Ann Zarra, Annette Zarro, Judy Zct bcllo. Mary J. Zenna. Fred Ziegler, Mr. and Mn. R. son Zietz. Renatr Zian. Bol Zszza. Mike Zois. Chris Zois. Connie Zoppa. Sally Ann Zoopa. Minnetta Zullo.Boh 103 CUSS WILL Dr. Saylor — Success and happiness in his new life and the knowledge he will forever live in our hearts. Mr. Shulman — Green suede hiking boots. Miss Farquahar — A decorated homeroom at Christmas. Mr. Kaplonski — A bicycle tour through France. Miss M. Smith — Her own dress firm. Mrs. Morgan — Electric dish washers. Mr. Coppola — Our gratitude for his invaluable assistance as counselor. Miss Frey — A dose of her own medicine. Cheerleaders — Brand-new moth-proof sweaters. Twirlers — Mud boots. Mr. Naporano — An all-state team. Miss Greene — A chocolate covered molecule. Mr. Buhrman — Another Chieco to answer his Einstein questions. 4B Class — An official class outing. 4B yearbook staff — Success and lots of money. Mr. Greenfield — A sign saying MY NAME IS NOT WILLY . Miss DelGuercio — Our nomination for the Best Looking Teacher.” Miss Tungstead — A fire-proof suit to protect her from her Lab students. Dr. Sterner — A 28 hour day. Mr. Merkin — A job as Barringer’s press agent. Mr. Blasi — Thanks for the personality that makes him a wonderful friend besides being a wonderful teacher. Barringer’s Corridors — Rugs 3 inches thick. Mr. Eisenberg — A public address system. Miss Girkont — A mink coat delivered by Ronald Colman. Mr. Galford — Thanks for being the sunshine of Barringer. fit. S- . ■ . s ♦ S 4 .A i ) . . ...