Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1958 volume:

THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1958 PRESENTS ITS In these troubled times, great interest is centered upon the behavior of youth in American life. Too often, youth is characterized by intemperate critics as being maladjusted, emotionally unstable, and in a constant state of social revolt against their elders. The editors of this Yearbook took a careful look at the activities of the Barringer senior class, and they came to the conclusion that the current estimate of youth is inaccurate The editors feel that the vast majority of young citizens are working hard and conscientiously to become the leaders of the future. This Yearbook is the story of youth's efforts to learn how to be tomorrow's effective citizens. BARRINGER STORY OF YOUTH Contents Administration and Faculty . . 4 Seniors..........................13 Activities ......................41 Sports ..........................55 Advertisements................... 4 NEWARK, NEW JERSEY HEAD COACH AND TEACHER MR. ANTHONY NAPORANO American youth looks to its educators to cast a mold from which it can shape its destiny. Barringer High School has been blessed with a man— MR. ANTHONY NAPORANO —whose actions have served as a shining example and an encouraging inspiration to the youth of Barringer High School. As a result of his active philosophy, sports training and coaching at Barringer High School have been a means to a specific end—the goal being the development of intelligent, healthy, wholesome boys and girls motivated by the finest character instincts and ideals. To us. Mr. Naporano typifies an ideal American teacher, who has conscientiously devoted his life's efforts to leading youth in a positive direction of achievement. Because of his unswerving loyalty and interest in our behalf, we. THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1958. to show our appreciation. DEDICATE this Yearbook to MR. ANTHONY NAPORANO. My Day ... MR. WILLIAM R. CAIN, Principal Dull Moment! MR. EPHRAIM F. EISENBERG Vice Principal In Memory of Our Beloved Principal and Friend Every so often, a qrcat and distinguished educator appear on the scene to give the guidance and leadership necessary tor successful education. This page is dedicated by the January Class of 1958 to the memory of just such a man -our late and beloved principal and friend. Or. Roger B. Saylor. Through his thirty-nine years of devoted service to Barringer High School as a teacher, chairman of the science department and then as principal. Dr. Saylor had become synonymous With the growth and achievements of Barringer High School. This page depicts, we feel, the dynamic and very human personality of Dr. Saylor. While he was a man | high ideals and demanded the best from his students. D . Saylor was a man of great understanding, compassion.1 and sympathy tor the frailties and short comings ot hit fellow human beings. Dr. Saylor was an educator, who long before the shock of Sputnik, recognised that the power of this nation depended upon the technical skills and know how of its people. Therefore, he constantly stressed the value of scholarship, encouraged academic achievement, and sound character training for effective citisenship. Dr. Saylor always urged his faculty to teach above the level of their students so that we would be challenged to extend Our efforts beyond our imagined limitations. Our former principal was always an approachable and friendly man. whose office door was always open to those of us with small and big problems. He was a shirt sleeved principal who worked long and arduously to make Barringer the best possible school. Dr. Saylor often remarked that he had great faith in the young people of America. We will do our best to live up to his faith and trust in us. FACULTY Anthony Atom! Angiola Alvarenga Adolph Argand Luc.He Augustus N. Howard Ayers PhD. BA. M.A. B.S. M.A. Languages Languages Music History Mathematics Joseph E. Bayer Rote Brathear Samuel R. Buhrman Alma Byron CarmenoCtcurillo MA. M.A. MS. B P E. M.A. Physic Education Library Serene Physical Education History William Brandon B.S. Sro ogy Francis Coppola B.A. English Freda Gold. M A. Secretarial Subjects Anthony G. Clarence Di Chiara Chnstim Del Coppola. MA. M.A Vecchio. B.S. English Guidance Physical Education Languages Joseph m L Dill B.A Chairman Modern Languages Florence L. Drtpena.ee . B A. Modern Languages Irvmg Elan MA. History Ralph Fenaroff MA Industrial Arts Haxel Farquhar Dorothy A. Mildred R. MA. Farrell. MA. Ferrara. M.A. Mathematics Science History 1958 Peter Leyh BA. English R. D Meiillo M A. Special Education R McGeary BA Clothing 8 Justin B. Gal ford Joanna J. Gellas Joseph German Ph.O. B.S. B.A. History Typing. Shorthand Biology Frances Gooen Helen M. Grasso Clara Mae Gray MA M.A BA. Mathematics Mathematics English Mildred Greene B.A. Science William S. Greenfield. £d.M Music Earl Handler MS. English Elvm C. Hubbard B.S. Science Madeline 0. Jannone. MA. (nglith Helen F, Kaplm M A Mathematics Leonard Kapicndo. M.A. History Lillian 0. Kappsfafter, B.S. Typing. Shorthand Anne M Peterpaul, B.A. Physical Science Herman Schwartz MS. Physics Paul Lippe MA History Mildred P. Marcks. B A. Book Boom Marguerite McLaughlin B.A Fnglith Irving Merkm M A History. Guklance Florence S. Morgan. B.S. Home f conorruct Anthony N Naporano. M A. Physical Education Helen V Nunzio BA. (nglith Margaret E. O'Louohlin. B.A. Music Pat A. Reita.no M Ed History Salvatore W. Salerno. M A. Mathematic Victor J. Salerno B.S. Physical Education William Schulman. MA. (nglith Alvin Sauer B.S. Mechanrcat Drawing Agnei E Smith M.A Hee th. Guidance Monroe L.Spivak Stanley Stark Ed D. m A Alice P- Sterner Ph.O (nglith Helen B. Daniel C. Turn teed. A.E. Verniero. M A. Chemistry Shop. Mechanical Drawing John W Vogel M.A. Head Guidance Counselor Eleanor D. W.ltey, B.A. Mathematic 9 Miss FANNY BELL School Secretary MRS EVA GOLDSMITH School Secretary F. LAVAGGI. MD. School Doctor MISS AUGUSTA B FREY. R N School Nurse Supervisor, Engineer and Custodial Staff MRS M MARCKS School Secretary MRS ROSE BRASHEAR MRS M GRIFFIN Librarians Cafeteria Staff Senior Mr. John Vogel Head Guidance Counselor Mr. Marvin Shlofmitz Yearbook Adviser Mr. Sal Salerno Senior Adviser Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley 4A Guidance Counselor Mrs. Margaret E. 0 Loughlin Homeroom Adviser I) Senior Class Officers LARRY MANOCHIO President CHRIS ZOIS Vice President CONNIE LENTINE Secretary Helping Hands Stanley Chrysohos President Joseph Dc Furia Nicholas Salerno Vice President JANUARY 1958 Lenora Cerrato Secretary NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Esther Haire Treasurer Phillip Lippi Carmen Mancuso Michael Polivka Larry Manochio Anthony Guttadora 14 First Place Anthony Guttadora Second Place Gerard Ullrich Third Place Larry Mjnochio Fourth Place Michael Pol.vka Fifth Place Joseph De Furia Seventh Place Stanley Chrysohos TOP TEN Fifth Place Carmen Mancuso Eighth Place Lenora Cerrato Ninth Place Esther Haire Tenth Place Jackie Di Leo 15 PHYLLIS MARY ALU 212 Vi Parker Street Small and quiet . . . known by every-one ... a friend worth having . . . always in good with the counselors. COSMO ALAGNA 445 Ridge Street Butch . . . Co-captain of our track team . . . always has a smile for everyone ... a completely likeable and lovable personality . . . always the gentleman. FRANK ANTONACCI S04 North 7th Street One of the athletic members of our class . . . quiet and thoughtful . . . studious . . . will most likely succeed in the future. Football Team. Track Team. ROSE ASCOLI 712 Broadway Petite scintillating young lady . . . Enjoys swimming, sleeping and having fun . . . dislikes work of any form . . . Future W. A. F. 16 JAMES BARLETT 1 32 James Street Quietness and sincerity are his essential traits . . . enjoys swimming . . . has ambition of becoming a pilot. THOMAS BELVERIO 394 Highland Avenue Cute ... his candidness and humor makes him an outstanding personality . . . expert on Einstein’s Question . . . ambition—chemist. Visual Aids. Science Club. Yearbook Staff. VITO CALABRESE 11 Cutler Street Charming and easy going . . . better late than never ... a sincere friend of the female sex. GREGORY BUONTEMPO 462 North 12th Street Tall In stature . . . handsome in appearance ... a way with women . . . witty as they come ... a friend to all. Basketball. Boys Leaders Club. Track Team. RALPH CAMPIONI 1 1 Pine Lane Friendly with everyone he meets . . . Ralph with his pranks and good na-turcd ways is high on the list of friends to keep . . . His country first, last and always. Science Club, Photography Club, Art Club. Dance Committee ANNA CASALE 141 Garside Street One of our peppy cheerleaders . . . petite and cute . . . vibrant person ality and dynamic spirit behind everything she does ... An asset to the class of SS . Cheerleader. Executive Board, Dance Committee. Glee Club. 'B' Girl, Science Club. FRANK CASTELLANO 227 El wood Avenue Red hair, laughing eyes and a mischievous grin makes our Frankie . . . attracts friends like a magnet ... an all around guy . . . always a good sport. Yearbook Staff, Dance Committee. ROBERT CARPIGNANO 1 37 Ridge Street Serious . . . gentleman at all times . . . Alert manner and efficiency will help him to succeed through life . . . Looks and warm personality are some of his assets. Yearbook Staff, Dance Committee, R Club. 18 JOHN CASTELLANO 55 Tiffany Boulevard MARGARET CAVANAUCH 88 2nd Street Margie . . . sweet . . . type opposite sex idolize . . . small bundle of dynamite . . . friends this miss will never lack . . . looks to match ... a sparkling page in our memory book. Red Cross. Student Council. Acropolis Agent. Glee Club. Guidance Office Staff. Keen wit . . . sentimental when surrounded by women . . . charming . . . fiercely honest . . . gentle nature and great human warmth. Football Team. Yearbook Staff, Science Club. Track Team. BETTY ANN CERBONE 28 Webster Street They call her sunshine” . . . Her personality matches her name . . . Witty . . . fun to be with . . . likes Eddie, dancing and skating. LENORA CERRATO 332 Bloomfield Avenue Her pleasing smile and friendly ways have won her many lasting friends . . . Gets lost in a crowd, but is always one of the bunch. National Honor Society. French Club. Music Club, Acropolis Editor, Yearbook Staff, Dance Committee, B Girl. 19 STANLEY CHRYSOHOS 1 12 North 7th Street Excells in intelligence and friendliness . . . Ready to help . . . Ready to understand . . . one of the big three of the senior class . . . gets the job done. President of the National Honor Society. Student Council. Acropolis Editor, Band. Yearbook Staff. Dance Committee, Contempory Club. French Club, Science Club. RICHARD CIAMPI 504 North 9th Street He's packing heavy in more ways than one . . . humor and wit are his Outstanding characteristics . . . Never a dull moment when he's around . . . one of the Katxcnjammcr Kids of Barringer. Football Team. MARY ANN COLLUCCI 22 High Street A friendly smile, a bundle of laughter, a friendly word for everyone makes her have a dynamic personality. FRANK COCOZZA 994 Franklin Avenue Good looking . . . strong silent type . . . seldom found studying . . . possesses a character with many fine qualities. 20 JOSEPH COLOMBO 52 Summer Avenue Cute ... great guy with a smile and joke for everyone . . . always found with Miss Formaldahide . . . energetic executive . . destined for Madison Avenue . . . strictly senior V I.P. Yearbook Staff. R Club. Science Club JOSEPH DoFURIA 309 First Avenue Quiet . . . Friendly . . . Pensive . . . a man of few words . . . deep thinker . . . always appreciated by those who know him. National Honor Society. Math Club. Science Club. Music Club. RONALD DEL TUFO 510 Highland Avenue Forceful in action, not a least bit shy . . . member of the Big Blue . . • his winning personality is price-less, but he is not Price -less .. . dynamic go-getter. Football Team, Track Team. 142 Mount Prospect Avenue A cute brunette, known to everyone as Cindy . Sparks fun and activity . . . Noted for her squeeky laugh and her quiet efficiency. Dance Committee. Future Teachers of America Club. COLUMBIA DEL GUERCIO JACQUELINE OILEO 124 Mill Road Her artistic touch inspires all . . . Happy go lucky . . . ready for fun . . . never without a word of Robert. Yearbook Staff. Student Council, Mixed Chorus. B Girl. Dance Committee. GERALDINE FERRARA 158 North 12th Street A cute face . . . nice things come in small packages ... a petite figure adds to a winning personality . . . has a flare for nice clothes. Red Cross. Dance Committee, Glee Club, Yearbook Staff. CARL FARRELL 52 Davenport Avenue One of our football hero's . . . Affable . . . Assistant Sports editor of the yearbook . . . His good looks and suave manner are admired by all . . . refined gentleman at all times. Football Team. Track Team. Basketball Team. Assistant Sports Editor of Yearbook. JOSEPH DePASQUALE 747 North 6th Street Joe . . . cute and sincere . . . well rounded personality . . . Through his eyes, a million words arc spoken. PETER FINELLI 63 6th Avenue Pete . . . a wonderful friend . . . heart of gold . • - continually joking . . . a pleasant fellow with many pleasant ways. Charming devilish, nature, a favorite with the girls. V. A. C, Boy's Leaders, Yearbook Staff, Science Club. Dance Committee, Executive Board. PHYLLIS FERRARA 450 Parker Street Quiet and agreeable ... a friend in whom to confide . . . eyes alert for a business career. Red Cross. ROBERT FIORINI 674 North 7th Street Farmer to us . . . always ready to promote laughter ... He delights in merriment and enjoys life at all times . . . member of the Big Blue. Football Team. Basketball Team, Track Team. MARYANN FORCELLA 354 North I Ith Street Bobby to her friends ... A girl of a few well chosen words . . . Tallness and shyness are evident Well liked by all . . . Weakness—Marines. 23 JAMES GAINES MO Roseville Avenue Never hurry, never worry, away with books lets have fun. Sparkling blue eyes with personality to match ... his shyness doesn't keep away the opposite sex. JOSEPHINE GRIPPALDI 55 High Street Jo” to us . . . possesses a sense of humor and an outstanding personality . . . liked and admired by all of her friends . . . deep thinker. NICHOLAS FORTE 408 Vi North 12th Street Friendly with everyone he meets . . . a bit of nonsense now and then . . . member of the Big Blue”. DANIEL GALDO 161 Second Street His quiet manner is sign of thought . . . A nice person to have around . . . thoughtful but shy . , . Thats our Dan. Science Club. Boys Leaders Club. Track Team. Soccer Team. Boys Leaders Club, Football Team, Track Team. CAROL ANN GRASSO 460 North 6th Street The brightness of her eyes hold the light of ambition . . . warm personality is reflected in her friendly smile . . . efficient and effective class worker. Managing Editor of the Yearbook, Acropolis Editor. Acropolis Agent. B Girl. Dance Committee, Executive Board. JOSEPH GUARINO 385 North J2th Street Good looking . . . will never die from overwook . . . fun, laughter ... a way with the women. ESTHER HAIRE 176 First Avenue Thought highly of by all . . . In her are found all things needed for success . . . intelligence, keen understanding, quick wit . . . always doing something . . . gets the job done . . . Destined to success in the future. Acropolis Agent. Orchestra. Band. Contemporary Club. B Girl, Red Cross. Student Council. Yearbook Staff, After-math Club. Biology Club. Science Club. Music Club. F T A.. National Honor Society. Acropolis Staff. ANTHONY GUTTADORA 302 5th Street Since entering Barringer ••Tony has made many new friends . . . witty . . . quiet . . . will stand up for his own rights . . . one of the Big Three . F.T.A.. Orchestra. Acropolis. Band. Boys Leaders. Chess Club. National Honor Society. 25 LYNN HENRY 31 Bruce Street Neat, sweet and quiet . . , an asset to the class of “58 . . , generosity and kindness are her characteristics . . . member of the F.T.A. . . . plans to major in elementary education. F.T.A., Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Club. JOSEPH IANNUZZI 205 Mt. Prospect Avenue Joe ... an unsurpassed personality . . . deep thoughts hidden behind those carefree expressions ... a man about town in his green and white Ford. Band. Blue Jackets, R Club. Science Club. TED KANTROWITZ 1447 Elaine Terrace Union, N. J. Always quiet . . . friendly manner toward everyone ... solid and steady in his way. JAMES JONES 676 North 5th Street Unusually quiet . . . friendly manner toward everyone . . . steady, sure and earnest ... his troubles are sure to be few. Science Club. Band. 26 80LEY KAREIVIS RICHARD KNAACK 44 Hudson Street Man of a few words are best . . . Interested in all and a friend to everyone. One of the Big Three of the Senior Class. Student Council. Science Club. Yearbook Staff. Chess Club. 896 Franklin Avenue Tall, dark and handsome describes Boley . . . Enjoys swimming, baseball and football . . . Dreams of money and Anita. FRANK LaCAPRA 40 Mr. Prospect Avenue Muddy . . . Dangerous guy to tangle with but a great guy to know ... a loke for every occasion . . . Never will be friendless. RICHARD LEDNICKY 51 South Orange Avenue Richie . . . Captain of the Track Team . . . intelligent ... At ease at all times ... Will be sure of success in the future. Track Team. Cross Country. Indoor Track. 27 PHILLIP LIPPI 77 Irving Street Tall, dark and handsome. A personality of penetrating intellect and a thoughtful approach to life. After-math Club. Science Club. Acropolis Agent. Boys Leaders Club. National Honor Society, Music Club. Dance Committee. Future Teachers Club. Acropolis Reporter. CONNIE LENTINE 76 Summer Avenue Attractive CO-captain of our cheering squad . . . intelligence plus friendliness make Connie a hit . . . Dream-er”. Cheerleader (Co-captami, B” Girl, Dance Committee, Secretary of Class, Science Club. MARIA LIPUMA 689 Ridge Street A happy go lucky, well humored girl . . . her laugh, personality and friendliness will always remain in Our hearts . . . happiness is just a thing called Joe”. PAULA LOMBARDY 329 North 13th Street A dash of the devil and a pinch of sweetness . . . Amiable chatter makes her well liked . . . one of our dynamic twirlers. Twirling Squad. Student Council. Con-tempory Club, Acropolis Staff, B” Girl, Dance Committee. MARY ANN LOVALLO 366 North 7th Street Goose” . . . Devilish and carefree with an air of sophistication . . . friendliness and charm help make her outstanding . . . achieved her goal of becoming Barney. Acropolis Editor, Yearbook Staff, Office Staff. Mixed Chorus, Dance Com-mittee. CARMEN MANCUSO 70 Summer Avenue LARRY MANOCHIO 72 Fourth Street Winning personality won him class presidency . . . fencing champion . . . friend to everyone . . . destined to be a success. Fencing Club. Baseball Team. National Honor Society. Yearbook Staff. Class President. 4' Not too bold, not too shy ... Just a wonderful person to be with. Interests are music and science . . . Plans to enter college and become a bacteriologist. Science Club, Blue Jackets. Orchestra. LEO MARINO 37 Coeyman Street Nonchalant air . . . to worry less, to study less . . . his idea of happiness . . . Friend to all. 29 FRED MAZZA 313 Clifton Avenue A tough man to beat on the baseball field, but the nicest person one can know . . . Known by all as Freddy . . . Nice to have as a friend. Basketball Team. Baseball Team. JOHN MOLKA 392 Central Avenue “Johnny” . . . His smile and his personality conquers all ... a good friend to have . . . shall always be remembered for his sense of humor. Boys Leaders Club. GARY MILLER 127 Oraton Street Sociable behind a quiet exterior . . . graced the gridiron with his talent . . . all around guy. Advance Chorus. Football Team. CHRISTINE MENDES 226 Fourth Street Although not big. she gets around . . . constantly chattering . . . Nice to know as a friend. Red Cross. CAROLE PADUANO 620 North 4th Street Sugar and sp� ce and everything nice. Not easily ruffled . . . takes life and problems in her stride ... at ease with the world. Jr. Red Cross. Dance Committee. Secretary of Homeroom. ELAINE MOSCHELLO 79 Garside Street A fnend of all . . . It's her hearty laugh and dimples that catch your eye . . . Always has a pleasant word for everyone. Student Council, B Girl, Assistant Editor of Acropolis, Yearbook Staff. JOAN PANNULLO 29 Garside Street Blessed with vivacity . . . bright eyes but with the devil behind them . . . pessimistic outlook. Science Club, Library Staff. JAMES PATRICK 190 Orange Street “Lil Packy ... a wonderful person to have as a friend . . . serious and ambitious . . . has intentions of becoming a commercial artist. Kodoks Vocal Group, Track Team, Yearbook Staff. 31 MARIE PICENO 753 Summer Avenue Cute, charming, intelligent . , . friendly toward everyone . . . always with a smile . . . enjoys dancing and skating. Acropolis. Danco Committee. JOYCE PETITE 502 North 1 3th Street Her sparkling brown eyes and outstanding humor are just a few of her wonderful traits . . . our own Dennis the Menace . . . never dull company, and a great friend to have. Yearbook Staff. ‘B Girl. Office Staff, Dance Committee. LUCILLE POLITANO 1965 McCarter Highway Lulu . . . petite senior with big blue eyes . . . known for her friendly smile and sparkling personality . . . she’s a sincere friend to all who know her. Student Council. Red Cross. Girls Glee Club. Mixed Chorus Club. Dance Committee. MICHAEL POLIVKA 181 Lincoln Avenue A great ambition to become a chemical engineer . . . Quiet and reserved . . . always studying ... a friend to all. Aftermath Club. Tennis Club, Science Club. College Prep Club. Chess Club, Boy's Leaders. 32 VITO PONTRELU 531 North 11th Street Good looking . . . strong silent type . . . eyes of blue, six feet two . . appealing to the opposite sex Track Team. FRANK RACIOPPI 192 Garside Street Rules were not created for him . . . mischief-maker . . . never downcast, nor sad . . . friend to all. ROBERT RIZZOLO 32 Newfield Street Easily attracted by the opposite sex . . . a great teaser . . . despair of the faculty . . . was once found doing his homework. CAROLLE JOAN RICHARDSON 1 51 Newton Street Tall and slender . . . never a dull moment . . . sincere, honest . . . Her troubles are sure to be few. Red Cross. After Math Club. F.T.A.. Science Club. 33 SHARON ROBINSON 206 Orange Street A very sweet lady with a lovely smile . . . dtmples . . . outstanding sense of humor ... Nice to be with . . . Nice to have as a friend. Red Cross. Future Teachers Club, Science Club. Girl's Service Club. Student Council. FRANK ROSAMILIA 129 Clifton Avenue Frank . . . our yearbook photographer . . . parttime class chauffeur . . . Can always be counted on as a friend. Science Club. Contemporary Club. Yearbook Photography Editor. DREW ROTHMAN 48 North 10th Street Tall with a sophisticated air . . . Deb-onaire with sparkling blue eyes . . . Always ready for mischief . . . Easily attracted by the opposite sex. Science Club. Basketball Team. CATHERINE ROSANIA 537 North Fourth Street Music. Music, Music . . . Her dark eyes and friendly smile is a warm welcome to everyone . . . devoted to friends . . . ambition—Music teacher. 3« PAT RUFOLO 40 Hoyt Street Hasn't got much to say. but you should hear it . . . unpredictable as they come. Student Council. Red Cross. Visual Aids. Boys Leaders. CATHERINE ROTONDO 199 Ridge Street Cathy” . . . smart as a whip . . . lots of fun to be with . . . always has a friendly smile for everyone ... her vibrant personality will be remembered by everyone. Future Teachers Club. NICHOLAS SALERNO 56 5th Street A hard worker who has done a lot for the senior class . . . has a way of getting things done . . . intelligent . . . outstanding personality . . . will achieve his goal in the future. Student Council. Boys Leaders. Music Club. Band. F.T.A.. Acropolis. National Honor Society, Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook. Dance Committee. After-math Club. Executive Board. RAY SALVAGNO 77 Summer Avenue A nice looking guy ... his personality is a mixture of shyness and quietness . . . he is appreciated by all who know him . . . friends he will never lack. Captain of Soccer Team. 35 PATRICIA SIRCHIO 160 Third Strct Keeps ell thoughts to herself ... always has a minute for everyone . . . Keeps her friends. Future Teachers Club. Glee Club. PHYLLIS SINGLETON 84 Boyd Street Not a worry, trouble or care . . . full of life . . . always on the go . . . Unusual flair for clothes . . . Has intentions of becoming an X-Ray technician. Secretary of Homeroom. Science Club, Red Cross. Advanced Chorus. MICHAEL SCALONE 783 North 6th Street “Dreamer” . . . his thoughts are so profound and deep . . . that sometimes in class he seems to be asleep. ROBERT SCOLOVENO 103 Cutler Street Red's personality is outstanding as his hair . . . His wonderful humor and friendliness will be remembered by his many friends. W - ALMA SMITH 10 Hayes Street Loves fun . . . mild manner with a gentle heart . . . Studious . . . Ambition to become elementary teacher. Red Cross. Future Teachers, After-Math. Mr. Salerno's Math Club. Advance Chorus. LUCILLE SPERA 1026 Franklin Avenue Rides her way into everyones heart ... a twinkle in her eyes when the weaker sex appears ... a crazy driver and a must for a friend. Red Cross. Music Club. Advanced Chorus. THOMAS SOPRANO 130 Bridge Street Tom . . . known for his fine personality . . . mischief mixed with poise . . . good looks and intelligence makes him an all around guy. Band ARLENE SOLECKI 49 Park Avenue Ar . . . Blond hair and blue eyes . . . vibrant and sparkling personality . . . Pride of the Marines . . . will always be remembered for her ready smile. Red Cross. Orchestra. Dance Committee. B Girl, Yearbook Typist. Acropolis Staff. Contemorary Club. 37 ANNETTE SOZIO 99 Clifton Avenue Quiet and dignified . . . always neat and ready to please . . . friends she will never lack. Music Club, Radio and Television Club. F.T.A. JOHN TOOHEY 368 North 11 th Street A lover of the finer things in life . . . Unusually quiet . . . One of the Class musicians . . . Well liked by everyone . . . Prefers riding in his convertible. Blue Jackets. Band. Orchestra. MARYANN STANGO 403 North I 3th Street Small but powerful . . . Motto: “Away with all books and enjoy yourself ... A mind cluttered with thoughts of Long Branch. Dance Committee, Glee Club. ANITA BLAND I 7 Somerset Street A sweet girl with a sweet way about her . . . easy to get along with . . . well dressed . . . will always be remembered in Barringer. Jr. Red Cross. Student Council, Science, Library. GERARD ULLRICH 6 Mytle Avenue Cool and collected blond . . . Scientifically inclined . . . Photography bug . . . friend to all. Visual Aids. Science Club. After-math Club. Chess Club. Tennis Club. National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff. 38 BARRY WHITE 680 North 7rh Street Definitely in favor of the female special . . . Spends life reading and driving through town in his blue Mercury . . . Ambition—Aeronautical engineer. Biology Club. Boys Leaders Club. Football Team. Track Team. Indoor Track Team, CHRIS ZOIS 223 Mt Prospect Avenue A mixture of friendliness, intelligence and sincerity ... a recipe for success . . . Barringer's V. P. for the class of January '58. Vice President of Senior Class, Associate Editor of Yearbook, Science Club. JUDY VINEZIANO 99 Bloomfield Avenue A pretty dynamic cheerleader who has a smile for everyone . . . Always full of pep and never runs out of jokes . . . Known to everybody as Lip”. Cheerleader, Dance Committee, Science Club. RENATE ZIETZ 425 Mt. Pleasant Avenue Sweet brown eyed German import . . . Her friendly smile along with her sense of humor has won her many friends . . . Ambition—To become a nurse. Advanced Chorus. NELSON WHITE 419 Central Avenue A good heart is worth more than all the gold in the world” ... a very talented musician . One of the Big Three”. Blue Jackets. Band. Orchestra. Adv Chorus. Boys Glee Club, Contemorary Club. Tennis Club, Yearbook Staff. Acropolis Editor. Boys Leaders. F.T A.. Photography Club. 1956 All-State Chorus. Senior Homerooms Youth On Review Humanities... English... Languages Miss Gray’s Drama class prepares makeup for Cyrano Dc Bergerac defends his pride in Dr. play rehearsal. Stemer’s English 8 class. Social Studies r rt Mr. Restaino's PAD class discusses problems on the new Newark. Mr. Kaplonski's economics class probes business recession. Jim oguuvvwu OOOO0OO' ’dooooooooor ( It K. History class views film on U.N. activities. Teddy Kantrowitz, a member of the sight-conservation class types history report. lit Iff La) : - 1. Seniors study fast and furious for exams. «3 Congressman Peter Rodino holds press conference for Mr. Shlofmitz's International Relations class. Algebra 5 class learns how to use the slide rule. Seniors calculate buoyant force of an object. ■1 Music students study minor scale. Seniors master the manual arts. Senior girls busy making their own clothes. «5 Future engineers draw blue prints. Around Barringer... Gym builds healthy bodies ? ? ? Gris learn the techniques of child care! “Music, Maestro, • «P i Please” mr- P«?E OU1 MCn NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TENNIS CLUB BOYS’ LEADERS CLUB PITER FI NELLI can no! only hand out the bologna but cut It as well! GREG 8UONTEMPO has a hair raising experience as a barber. DREW ROTHMAN helps to prepare prescriptions In his father's drug store. RALPH CAMPIONI spends his after school time training with the National Guard. CHRIS ZOIS shows his green thumb. Senior hit bottom at Branch Brook Skating Rink! Listening to that cool music at the Blue. Hock of a day to go for a rido! Chow time at senior informal party. SPORTSORAMA FOOTBALL ' Mayor Carlin Awards City League Trophy Last Minute Instructions Front Row fL-ft): Warner. Tarantin . Forte. Lemongelto. DelTufo. Antonacci. nTli COvj Gatpannatti Second Row (LJf)- R Gatoar.natr. Farrell. V.toio. Cetnrfo. Rafferty Ctempi. Colerv «. patera. Ur� o. Lapore Ttwrd Row LL‘ l:. Alr«eri. Razuro. mm.iio Del Vascovo. Spaa no i a Me , McDonald. L � o. Castellano flack Row (L-RJ; Eady. Sptno Brady. Gutda. M.ller For the third straight year the Big Blue gridders came home with the city championship. Mr. Naporano was well pleased with the team because they had the best season in several years with eight wins, and one loss record. Barringer ended the season as the offensive leader in Essex County with an average of 33 points per game. larrinoi romps Barn” irrinaet rif '11® All-City H.IW , 3 ro« a Central FRANK ANTONACCI AB Qty FuW� ck Barringer A crushes mr RICHARD CIAMPI Center r clinches title tie, 0 RONALD DEL Fullback Barring as fust-n routs Or •ei.s Orange, t riumph GARY MILLER Tackle JOHN CASTELLANO NICK FORTE Game Shots SOCCER RAY SALVAGNO Ac boot ' on our championship uxc team Mis sharp y and his running d«x-] tenty mad him a candtdaf for � h« Ali-Staf team. 1 RAY RUSSO ROBERT VARELLA front Row: Add so. Ranc«l. Galluccio. Lytwin, Barra. Barlctta. S cond Row B nccchi. Arena. Malchion . Guano. Sal-vagno. Russo. Top Row: Carbailo. Varella Lardiere. Tosum ■ LOUIS RANGEL GEORGE LYTWIN ED PEART WALTER ANTONOW Barringer started its second season with great success by holding Kearny, last year’s State soccer champs, in a scoreless tie. We were fortunate in having many of the boys from last year’s team They were confident from the beginning that they would have a winning season. This, they did by taking the city title and placing fifth in the state. They won seven games, lost two. and tied three. They lost to Weequahic in a heartbreaker, and to Irvington Tech. Ray Salvago and Ray Russo were our leading scorers. COACH JOE BAYE , FRANK ANTONACCI A fast sprinter end strong with the shot-pur. RONALD DEL TUFO Mis excellent hurdling and ieve-I in throwing have tmn a great ha Ip to the B-g Blue. CARL FARRELL Agility and dexterity made hen one of our finest low-hurdle men. BARRY WHITE Another of our fme low-hixdie men. His fast running hat brought us many points NICK FORTE 60 A gool man on the 100 yard dash. He helped to make the Blue city champions JOHN CASTELLANO A good distance runner but esiury prevented him from fin-•thing the season ROBERT FIORINI Besides being a fme lavelin the° 220 ” m n °° front Row: Cotmo Alagna. Matthew Lombardi. Coach. Richard Ledmcky. Second Row: Roger 8or bage. Sal Spinelli. Robert Forte. Fred Beyer Seek Row: Robert Gampolatfaro. Vincent Rotundo. Holme . Ralph Paozitta. f s € COACH LOMBARDY —despar mgly RICHARD LEDNICKY One of our finest Cross Country runner Hi superb skill he enabled him to wm many medal . Off and Running CROSS COUNTRY COSMO ALAGNA A three year veteran to cur Cross Country team Hi excellent running made him a valuable asset to the team. Front fta . Mr. F«urolf, Larry Manochio. Gerald Cetruio. Victor Gome . Steve Cetruio. B.tck Pow Vito Note. Carlton Wilton, Manuel Car talk) X Fencing State Champions LARRY MANOCHIO X Larry Manochio and Gerald Cetruio lancing GODFREY LAWS EUGENE PORTER BARRINGER VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, COACHED BY MATTHEW LOMBARDI. FRANK VITOLO JOE IMMERSO RICHARD PECORA, MATHEW COLELLO Senior Baseball Stars as FRED MAZZA . . . Barringer's � ce All-City. All-State pitcher. Few pitchers have equalled Fred's superb pitching ability. No one will forget his game against West Side when he pitched 26 stnke-outs. breaking a school record, the game lasting I 3 innings. LARRY MANOCHIO Small hustling shortstop. Few balls got past his side of the field. He was also a powerful hitter in a clutch. Barringer Cheering Section Cheer-All-Cheer CONNIE LENTINE Cheered the big •Blue on to victory for two year ... A on of our co-captain the paved fh wav for an excellent cheering tquad Cha-Cha PAULA LOMBARDY Added a touch of perfection to our htoh-ttepp . . . Strutted w th en air of sophistication . Twirling par excellence 65 cMp$0 CftRN vfl L • ■ TOAST OF CUTEST Carole Paduano Joe Colombo MOST SOPHISTICATED Maryann Lovallo Drew Rothman BEST ATHLETES Carl Farrell Judy Veneziano CLASS FLIRTS Marge Cavanaugh Joe Guarino DESPAIR OF FACULTY Richard Lednicky Joan Pannullo BEST ALL-AROUND Columbia Del Guercio Frank Castellano BEST LOOKING Connie Lentine Mike Scalone SHYEST Joe De Furia Maryann Forcella DID MOST FOR CLASS Carol Ann Grasso Nick Salerno FAVORITE TEACHERS Mrs. O'Loughlin Mr. Restaino BEST DRESSERS Annette Sozio Robert Scoloveno MOST POPULAR Maryann Stango Bob Fiorini CLASS DREAMERS Josephine Grippaldi Jimmy Gaines NICEST FIGURE. BEST BUILT Geraldine Ferrara Bobby Rizzolo MOST MUSICAL Carmen Mancuso Catherine Rosania BEST DANCERS Anna Casalc Frank La Capra NICEST PERSONALITY Arlene Solecki Joe DePasquale MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lenora Cerrato Larry Manochio 69 All right, where's the boy who was mucking about with hydrogen •n the chemistry class this morning!” MARILYN FARINA MISS GREENE . MRS. SEDICINO MR. STARK . MR. CAIN . . MR. EISENBERG DR. STERNER . MR. KAPLONSKI MISS SCALERA MR. BUHRMAN MR. GREENFIELD FRESHMEN 4 B's . Our unsold well-wishers Ic y Deadline Pull ape ad ahead I Editors knock out captious n—i—i——i----——r Art, Staff thinking up ideas for oarto ns and Illustrations Yearbook Staff 73 Editor-in-Chief..............NICHOLAS SALERNO Executive Editor ...... CAROL ANN GRASSO Senior Editor................ESTHER HAIRE Associate Editors............JOHN CASTELLANO NELSON WHITE Senior Coordinator......CHRIS ZOIS LARRY MANOCHIO Business Manager....STANLEY CHRYSOHOS Circulation Manager .... 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Best Wishes CHRIS and VINCE INNEO - • ' - : —fr- ---� T JUNE 1958 ATHENAEUM june class of 1958 presents its tribute to the new newark prologue: newark’s renaissance The June Class of 1958 is dedicating the theme of this Yearbook to the New Newark Since the adoption of the new mayor-council form of municipal government in 1954. there has been a reawakening interest and hope among the citizens of Newark in the future prospects and potentialities of this city. After twenty-five years of irresponsible neglect and exploitation of this city, the people became disillusioned in the fate and destiny of their city. A mass exodus from Newark to the suburbs ensued Newark was a dead town . . . without a future . . . left to decay into a vast slum. Since 1954. an admirable attempt has been made to rebuild the spiritual and physical aspects of the city. Much has been successfully accomplished to stem the tide of physical. social and economic deterioration. There is much yet to be done This is the challenge of the future The New Newark must be made into a new city for all the people—residents, students, and business men alike The city of Newark must hold a future and a promise for the youth of our town. table of contents administration faculty seniors activities sports patrons and advertisements — 6 — 7 -19 -77 -85 110 Mr. Murrow interviews 'This is whc'a I do most of my reading My wife and I enjoy pitying a furious game of backgammon. Dedication Ephraim E. Eisenberg Vice Principal Ha always bvad tha right Ha was a truly par I act gantla knight. Chaucer I'm going through that do it yourself stage! Mr. Eisenberg... I have become a country tqui'o Thit it tor the birdi . . . the tood . . . that it! “I get a kick out of restoring antiques person to ‘‘he it a very per Good evening. Mr. Eisenberg. This is Edward R Murrow in New York CityP We are visiting you this evening because the senior class of Barringer High School has overwhelmingly voted to dedicate its yearbook to you. The citation reads that the class is according you this honor in recognition of your integrity as an educator and administrator. and your devotion to truth and learning. For years, you have worked unselfishly to make Barringer a school that enjoys an Outdoor life it for met” Somo of my best friends live her a! “Goodbye Mr. Morroer . . . come again. £ dr’ person feet gentle g h t enviable reputation. As a teacher in the classroom, you have consistently aroused an enthusiasm for learning among your students They are proud to be in your class! Your steadfast, common sense philosophy with its emphasis on scholarship, self discipline, high moral standards, and academic achievement has been fully vindicated in the light of the post sputnik revelations on the short comings of American education. Those of us who realize that education is- our salvation owe you a great debt of gratitude —h MRxW'R Mildred Caroline Greene p.the loveJ his woi J And now. God has her back again— This gentle soul who dared To sense the sufferings of men And live as though she cared. And He will find, where all is known. The scars of heartaches not her own. —EDGAR A GUEST A SF o c In English classes, in addition to stressing the four language skills of reading, writing, speaking, and listening, the human values in literature help the individual student understand his own problems as well as the dilemmas of others. Although such essentials as spelling, correct usage, punctuation, and formal grammar are of course of much importance, the major emphasis is upon clear and logical thinking and facility in communicating and receiving ideas Since words are of prime importance in oral and written expression. vocabulary is stressed in the modern world, language experiences are wide and varied: books, magazines, television, motion pictures, radio, newspapers, and comic books. The instruction in English has been expanded to include all these communication media as well as our per- the english department 8Ax U.$. P.A.D. clMS di cuwe� racial integration in Texa Sanror committee gives report on public housing the social studies The student and the teacher of the social studies examine together the record of man's experience in his universe They consider the circumstances of man's relations with his fellows in all the areas of human activity. History, which enables us to go back through time, is our best means of comprehending how we got where we are The other social studies help us to understand how and why we act and are acted upon, to become aware of our environment and its influence, and to know the institutions which are the foundation stones of our civilization. Inter rvttonel relation clew ttudies implications 0f satellites Senior toence %tud nU � «t for chloride. Senior chemists creek exem. the science department The Science department has a number of goals but first and foremost is the development of critical thinking. This is the basis of the methods of science and the means by which man can understand and control his environment. Since it is not possible to think without facts, we must develop for the student a large body of information through which he can understand his environment, and therefore be better able to react to it properly. Neither of the aforementioned goals can be achieved, unless there is the means by which the teacher can communicate to the student. Furthermore, the student must be able, adequately, to express himself and to make himself understood. To this end. it is the function of the department to develop precision in the use of language. Our ultimate purpose is to develop individuals who can understand both the technical and social implications of science in a world that is becoming increasingly science-minded. and who are able to establish man in his proper place in such a world. math department The Mathematics Department, aims to make available those experiences with mathematical concepts needed by Barringer students to insure their hopes and ambitions, limited only by their real interests and ability. This ranges from the student who aspires to do graduate in pure mathematics or engineering, to the student whose normal use of mathematics would be limited to those concepts needed to manage economical and efficient homes. The parallel programs are offered (14 terms) with appropriate aims, objectives and content. In addition. judgement transfer points are provided so that the student, with the aid of his counselor, may select those best fitted to his needs and abilities. Now. hear fh«t! Mr. Lttr txplamt the difference between rediut end diameter How to figure out your income tax Mitt Fabrlzto. Senior get ready for Spantah fettival dance. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT. language department The language department consists of six teachers who teach four languages, including French. Italian. Latin and Spanish. It seeks to acquaint the pupil not only with the language, but also the customs and traditions of the various countries. It adds to the cultural background and general knowledge of the students through its instructional courses and various activities, as well as through its language activities program such as foreign language broadcasts, clubs. T. V programs, foreign exchange students, films and many other activities. physical education The program of the Physical Education Department at Barringer High School is based chiefly upon one idea; that each student should develop himself physically while learning to grow in sportsmanship and character through competitive and cooperative sports and athletic activities. Gym classes for the girls includes folk, square and modern dancing to develop body poise and coordination as well as calisthenics, soft ball, and badminton. Soccer, weight lifting, military drill, body building exercises, rope and ring work, volleyball and basketball make up the major part of the boys' gym program. Class instruction in first aid. personal health, public health, safety, home nursing. and child care required studies for all Barringer students. Oh. my aching hack!1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Slenderclla wn never like this. Safety . . . This is the crank shaft? How to administer oxyger Cheating on those hospital corners music hath charms Mr Greenfield rehearse orchestra overture. Mr. Argand lead m the tinging of Dona Notxs Pecem. MUSIC DEPARTMENT music department The music teachers here at Barringer strive to teach the students to appreciate good music. This is done by listening, singing, composing or actually, playing a musical instrument. Keeping up to date with the world of music is a requisite for the student. There are many choral groups open to all students; the orchestra which is very active in all school activities, and the Blue Jackets also afford many opportunities to everyone There are also instrumental classes where the student receives two lessons a week on any chosen instrument free of charge. Opera fans ci Mr . 0 me dramatic opera, La Traviata, jhlin Musk Appreciation cle� s. The theory of mutic it analysed in Mr fine arts Defiant and illustrations it the subject under study in Commercial Arts. Studio Art emphasizes the techniques of the masters 'Sunrise Semester has nothing on this advanced 4Ax English class. Computing income tax is no cinch' Sight conservation classes aid those who are blind and near blind. Anyone for Univec? Supervisor. Engineers and Custodial Staff MRS ROSE BRASHEAR MRS M GRIFFIN Librarians Cafeteria Staff MISS FANNY BELL MRS EVA GOLDSMITH School Secretary ■ School Secretary MRS F LAVAGGI. MD I School Doctor MRS. AUGUSTA B FREY. R N School Nurse sr senior advisers Mrs. Helen Nunzto Senior Adviser Mr. Robert Lett Senior Adviser Mrs. Alma Byron Senior Homeroom Teacher Miss Mildred Greene Senior Homeroom Teacher Miss Eleanor Wilscy Senior Homeroom Teacher Mr Carmine Cicurillo Senior Homeroom Teacher Mr. Marvin Shlofmitz Yearbook Adviser Mr. John Vogel Senior Head Counselor 20 Not Pictured Mr Adolph Argand Senior Homeroom Teacher Natalie Sarkanich Thtrd Place - top ten Felicia DeLoremo Fifth Place Joanna Malturri Sixth Place Marie Salandra Eighth Place Brenda Reed Eighth Place 21 Marion Miller Salutatorian Second Place Judith Restaino Fourth Place Samuel Koster Sixth Place Marie DePascale Tenth Place Carmen Bellino Lydia Kerry Audrey Potts Richard Pecora Preiident Mary Bracken Samuel Kostcr Audrey Price Rose Ann Savi Achilles Chiappetta Vice President Roberta Cecil Matthew Colello Natalie Sarkanich Secretary national honor Richard Prager Shannon Rafferty Mary Ann Seegar Anthony Scmenta 22 Phyllis DeCarlo ociety Theresa Ratmondo Jean Tarantini Ann Arre Mane DeMaio Joanna Matturrl Judith Restaino Michael Tuosto Allan Baker Marilyn Farina Marion Miller Brenda Reed Minnetta Zoppo Mane Salandra 23 CHRISTINE ALFANO 328 Bloomfield Avenue Versatile gal . . . sweet and charming , . . spark la in her cod eyes pensive incisive mind. Science Club, Glee Club, Mined Chorus. WALTER ANTONOW 390 Central Avenue Our own Elvis . . . mischievous and talkative . . , our favorite V A. man . . shrewd . . . soccer, photography, and blondes are his chief enthusiasms . . . man about town. Science Club, Photography Club, Soccer Team, Chess Club, Visual Aids ROBERT ALVIGGI 403 North Twelfth Street Easy going Bob . . . big in stature and heart . . . learns by osmosis , . unassuming . . . witty . . . gallant and oenerous . . . always thoughtful . . . gentle nature Contemporary Club, After-Math Club, Science Club, Boy's Leaders. JOANN AMICO 479 Orange Street Jo is a bundle of snap crackle and pop . . . her gaiety has won her many friends Science Club, Dance Committee. Seniert Study Progress 24 ANN ARRE 47 Seventh Avenue Sweet end gentle, kind of sentimental . . . independent end critical thinker . , . enthusiastic about life . . . her own boss . . . in love with freedom . . . master of her fete Net .one I Honor Society, Veer book Steff, Student Council, French Club. F T A, Advenccd Chorus. MARRINE AVANT 59 Boston Street Rente'' . . . emezing end colorful vocabu-lery . . . loqueoous . . . master of the dev-esteting end uproer.ous word . . . enjoys reeding. Science Club, After-Meth Club, F.T.A. GERALDINE 6ACCAR0 385 Woods.de Avenue Gerry . . . always laughing . . , loves to dence .. . e pleasing pc sonality pecked with pep .. . e live wire Student Council, Science Club. JACQUELINE BACCARO 905 Clifton Avenue Jackie . . effervescent personality , . . never at e loss for words . . . peppy . . always willing to help out. Homeroom Treasurer, Student Council, Advanced Chorus. Music Club. ALLAN BAKER 337 North Twelfth Street A superb musician . . . Barringer's own Zabach , . casual smile end manner . . . easy to like . frank, friendly, and funny . . . imbued with school spirit . , , anxious to learn and to serve. National Honor Society, Blue Jackets, Boy's Leaders. After-Math Club. Science Club, Band, All-State Orchestra. � • Our Town 25 SAM BARBA 303 R.dge Street Quiet with a keen seme of humor . . . hunting end horseback riding enthusiast . . . an interesting companion . . . loves nature and the outdoors . . . speaks with meaning. JAMES BARATTA 23 Norfolk Street Jimmy . . . mischievous rascal . . . nonchalant attitude . . . asset to our baseball team ... a cherished friend of many . . . loves to make music. Baseball Team, Band Newark City Hall 448 North Fifth Street Ambling along the road of life ... a star on the B M S. soccer team . . . ambitious to learn ... a team player . . . plays fair on and off the field ... a mature depth of understanding. Soccer Team. JOSEPH BARRIS 9 Coeyman Street Never without a thought for a new scheme . . . ingenious . . . always at his post . . . forever and always talking. Boy's Leaders. Chess Club. CARMEN 8ELLINO 295 Mt. Prospect Avenue Gentle manner . . handsome, fncndlv, and sincere . . . truly a sophisticated gentleman . . . affable . . . sports minded ... a persevering student . . . nothing escapes his active mind National Honor Society. Visual Aids, Basketball Team. 26 BEVERLEY BERRY 124 W«l Market Street Warm end serene . . . efficient end capable . . . her presence is always welcome . . . participates in many social activities . . . always thoughtful Science Club. F.T.A,, After-Math Club, Advanced Chorus, Orchestra, Tri-Hi-Y. FRED BIZZARO 407 North Twelfth Street A man of few words . . . shy, but relaxed . . . intelligent and hard workina ... a young man of noble character. After-Math Club, Science Club, Contemporary ClU . LOUIS BIZZARO 407 North Twelfth Street Fun-loving and pleasant . . . dependable pal . . . has many friends conscientious student ... a thirst for knowledge. Science Club, After-Math Club, Contemporary Club. ARLENE BONGO 20 Stone Street A talkative miss of many charms . . . live, love, laugh and be happy . . . sparkling, inviting smile. Library Staff, Red Cross. Jkm WILLIAM BONNER 609 Summer Avenue Entertaining sense of humor ... a smart cookie ... a whiz in chemistry . . . quiet, until his friends come around Science Club. 27 MICHAEL BONOMO 101 Seventh Avenue Entertainer . . . he yet to blow up the chemistry lab . . . but it trying hard . . . devilish vnile . . . never give up until he finds the answer Science Club. Boy's Leaders. Basketball Team JOYCE BORDEN 202 Orange Street Pleasant and soothing voice . . . I hydrogen oxide turned out to be HjOl . . . lovatrtc personality . . . warm hearted . . . humanitarian . . . high ideals . . . mature view of life Red Cross. JOHN BOUIE 53 Rutgers Street A good natured young man with a mild manner ... a man of a few well chosen words . . . following in the great tradition of his brother, Jim. After-Math Club. Latin Club, Mixed Chorus. Advanced Chorus. Boy's Glee Club MARY BRACKEN 276 Broad Street Good natured and sincere ... a future Florence Nightingale . . . intelligent miss, who never misses a trick . . . active at St. Michael’s C.Y.O. National Honor Society After-Math Club, F.T.A, Science Club Red Cross. Advanced Chorus, Girl's Leaders GLADYS BRAXTON 62 Seventh Avenue Abounds in vitality . . . amiable ... A friend in need, is a friend indeed . . . shy and sweet . . . very deep . . always pleasant. . . . studious . . . admirably refined Science Club. F.T.A., Red Cross, Advanced Chorus. Girl's Glee Club. • ROBERT BRIGANTE 86 North Tenth Street Nonchalant . . . has a way with the women . . . will never die from overwork . . . devoted to the ideals of fun and play. 28 GEORGE BROWN 30 Hmdale Place Gentleman George . . . quiet and hard working . . . enjoy a good time at the right time ... ha hope to attend college . . . toft spoken . active and mature mind . . . love to learn . . . irrevttible to women Boy' Leader Administration Building of Newark Airport O i DOROTHY BURROUGHS 72 Bruce Street Dot . . . take great interest in the if. Red Cross . . . clever reportee . . . provocative sense of htanor . . . always ready with a helping hand Contemporary Club. Red Cross. THOMAS BYRNE 566 Broadway Tall, slender, and dignified . . . Byrnes, when ignited . . . roams through the halls with nary a care .. . future prof .. worldly point of view . . defender of the realm and the British Empire ... a profound thinker and a doer! CALORIS CAGLE 85 Orafon Street Being happy n her best virtue . . . hope to soon become a housewife . . . known for being natural and pleasant. Glee Club. 29 ELAINE CAMPAGNIA 494 Roseville Avenue Angelic most of the time . . . always help ful . . . soft-spoken . . devoted end loyal to Barringer . . . never seen without a smile . . . ambitious gal. Red Cross, Science Club. Office Staff, Italian Club. Girl's Glee Club. ANTHONY CARBO 271 North Sixth Street Tony ... a friend worth having . . . one of our active sportsmen . . . stands out in a crowd . . . one who loves to have fun. J.V. Football Team, Track Team. MELINDA CAPUTO 64 Stone Street Mel . . . casual and witty . . . always deserves a Pat on the back ... a whir at Steno . . . romantic approach to life. Dance Committee, B Girl, Girl's Leaders. RALPH CAPUTO 746 Ridge Street Unique talent for getting into mischief . . . active and stimulating mind ... a whiz at I.R. .. . probes for meaning . . . works hard . . . popular lad Office Staff 30 JOSEPHINE CAROLLO 58 Taylor Street E y to remember hard to forgot . . . I didm't My a word ' . . . uproarious wtm of humor . . . gladly volunteers her serv.ces . . . always anxious to help Student Council, Office Staff, Nurse's Staff. GRACE CASALE 223 Clifton Avenue Our Oecie ... a lively addition to any party . . . undertakes everything whole heartodty . . . always has that good-morning smile and happy disposition. Contemporary Club, Science Club, Advanced Chorus, Acropolis Staff, After-Math Club. Meier Air Terminal 31 ANGELO CASSILLI 64 Summer Avenue King of clowns . . . hopes to succeed as an Industrial Arts teacher . . . Oh, Sakes . . . witty and well-liked. Dance Committee. ANGELO CASTUCCI II Cutler Street Popular and friendly . . . our own Skippy . . . thrives on fun and humor . . . never a dull moment . . . fair and lust . . . always on the square . . . gets thmos done. Student Council, Band. Orchestra, Advanced Chorus. Boy's Gloe Club, Yearbook Staff. ROBERTA CECIL 446 North Seventh Street Conscientious student . . . an ardent and avid reader of books ... Oh, that vocabulary ... a sure success as a writer . . . deep intellectual interests . . , mighty wtcider of the pen National Honor Society. Student Council, After-Math Club, Science Club. Contemporary Club, Acropolis Editor, Library Staff. VICTOR CENTANNI 171 Mt. Prospect Avenue Known to one and all as Vic . . . enjoys anything from a classroom to a drive-in ... a warm smile . . . sports car fan. Historic Military p«,fc EDWARD CERRATO 459 North Seventh Street Projects meaning in every look . . . Eddie ... sophisticated man about town ... easily attracts the temale set . . . thinks, before he speaks and acts . . . admired and respected. ACHILLE CHIAPPETTA 410 North Twelfth Street A gentleman at all times . . . nice to know and fun to be with . . . Yearbook photography editor . . . reliable . . . responsible . . . hard worker . . . never lets anyone down . . . brilliant student. National Honor Society. Student Council, Yearbook Staff. Boys Leaders, After-Math Club, Contemporary Club. Science Club, Television Club. CARMELA CIANCI 50 North Twelfth Street Neat and sweet . . . Mela . . . popular and bright ... a perfect combination of charm, beauty and brains . . . wears attractive clothes . . . well admired for her poise. Office Staff, Dance Committee. 32 Doting t«h to 1664 GILBERT CILLI 622 North Fifth Street Good looking • • personality that glows through fho eyes of a talented artist boo vrvont . . . sophistication that doesnt shut out his worm nature ood ploosing ways . . . hord working perfectionist . . . impcccobio (3 res so r Ye or book Stoff. Donee Corrwnittoc. Adonced Chorus, All-Stote Chorus. DOMINICK CIRILLO 147 Ridgo Street Mischievous . . . hoppy go lucky , . . Dom . . . unpredictable . . radiates a glow of charm . . . ingratiating , . . great human warmth . . . well-dressed. Boy's Leaders. Baseball Team. NICHOLAS COLALILLO 833Vi Mt. Prospect Avenue Slow moving . . . believes that using energy is a waste of time . . . easy to get along with ... a time motion expert. 33 VINCENT COLANDREA 7 North Hawthorn Lana A tough exterior hide a heart of gold . . . unequaled in sports ability . popular and pleasant . . . thoughtful and sensitive . . . always a good sport . . . All-City Center. Football Team. Dance Committee, Baseball Team, Advanced Chorus. MATTHEW COLELLO 403 East Valley View Avenue Hackettstown, N. J. Neat and quiet with a gcntlomanly manner . . .knows lust what he wants . . . excellent student . . . creative imagination . . , efficient . . . brilliant student . . . steady well balanced individual ... a straight shooter, on or off the court . . . impeccable taste. National Honor Society. Yearbook Staff, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Contemporary Club, After-Math Club. JOHN COLONNA 28 Myrtle Avenue A oood mind hides behind his prankish grin . . . debonair . . . unique manner of speaking . . . terrific company . . . real go getter . . . enjoys girls, dancing, and driving his Ford. Yearbook Staff. MARIE CORBO 200 Gar � de Street Gay nymph . . . her bracelets jingle throoph the halls .... known to many as Chick . . . a flapper in the twenties . .. Oh, those parties! Glee Club. ANN CORDASCO 597 Clifton Avenue Captivating brown-eyed miss . . . always immaculate . . so much sweetness in such a little package enjoys an intellectual challenge Music Club CARMINE COSENZO 204 ' i Garside Street A good sport ... an all around guy . . . offers a helping hand, especially when it comes to driving someone homo .. . friendly and gentle disposition. 34 VICTORIA CUPITO 232 Dclevan Avenue None quite to fair that can compare ... a favorite with the boys . . . delicate . . . makes friends easily . . . studies and works hard . . . perfectly sweet and charming per-sociality Glee Club. library Staff, Office Staff, Spanish Club, History Club, Dance Committee; School Paper, Class Treasurer, Class Secretary. DENNIS CUPOLO 59 Arlington Avenue Pleasing combination of intelligence an humor . . an oogressive and never to br forgotten baseball player , . . capable o' causing bedlam and confusion at a mo ment's notice. Science ClsA . Baseball Team JOSEPH COUZZI 81 Gar side Street Sometimes studious is our really fun-loving Joe” ... a true friend to many . . . ambitious and able ... a man of few words Science Club, Dance Committee. Aerial View of Fast Growing Port Newark MARY ANN D'ALESSANDRO 64 Summer Avenue Quick to excite laughter . . . seen carrying that big, big steno machine . . . always giggling . . . sweet, petite, and full of smiles Girl's Leaders, Dance Committee. MICHAEL D AQUINO 105 Third Avenue The Juliut La Rom of B M S- . . . keepi the girts on a string . . captivating personality .. . history is his meet . . . penetrating mind . . . clever thinker . . . herd working end ambitious student . . . college bound. PHYLLIS DE CARLO 139 Verona Avenue The quiet type that can be heard a mile away , . . ardent Yankee fan . . . brain operates on all eight cylinders . . . conscientious and efficient worker . . . gets thesgs done National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, After-Math Club, Homeroom Treasurer F.T.A. Science Club, Dance Committee, Tennis Club, Library Staff, Office Staff. ELAINE D'AVELLA 2-49 Lake Street Engaging personality . . . amiable ways . . . to know her is to like her . . . bright-eyed member of the Advanced Chorus . . . never off key! Mixed Chorus, Advanced Chorus. ANTHONY DE BENEDETTO 30 Melleck Street A mischievous smile hides his serious side . . . forever Singing Joanne . . . popularity well deserved . . . works hard at being a friend . . . mature view of life . . . sweet and gentle nature. Pennsylvania Railroad Station ROBERT DE CARLO 105 Garsidc Street Bobby . . . socially in demand . . . polished conversationalist . . . gives almost anything a try . . . cars are his second love . . . able and persevering student . . alive from head to toes . . . keen and perceptive mind. Football Team FRANK DE GENNARO •43 Garside Street GtfU find hit curley heir end ween eyes bewitching . . . known at Fith ' . . . un-•ttumino . . . lovet to sleep . . . matter of the witty barb . . . one of the boys I JAMES DE JUNEAS 29 Webster Street Maintains his own view point . . . carefree and easy-going . . . Jimmy . . possesses an air of distinction . . . Iona and likable. Student Council, Science Club, Homeroom President. DANNY DEL BAGNO 697 Ridge Street Friendly . . . flourishes on laughter . . . good looking . . . never walk when you can ride!' 37 Site of New Redevelopment Plant FELICIA OE LORENZO 145 Clifton Avenue Phyl . . . attractive personality . . . radiantly neat . . . never seen without her ponytail . . . appreciative of the fine arts . . . hopes to become a fashion designer. Yearbook Staff, Student Council. Advanced Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Music Club, Dance Committee. MARIE OE MAIO 675 North Fifth Street Charming, wide-eyed miss . . . famous revenue collector of the senior class ... a solution to any problem . , . popular . . . everyone sings the praises of Marie ... a natural beauty . . . smart and capable lass National Honor Society, Class Treasurer. F.T.A.. Homoroom Treasurer. Advanced Chorus, Student Council, Red Cross, French Club, Dance Committee. Ctsei County Court Mouse ANTHONY DE MUNNO 183 Highland Avenue Tony ... an asset to the Blue Jackets . . . full of fun and frolic . . .good looking . . . prankster . . . studies hard . . . ambitious . . . sweet disposition . . . never angry . . . always the oentleman Band, Blue Jackets. Track Team, Dance Committee. Homeroom V. P. JEANNE DE MUNNO 85 Summer Avenue Takes life with a grain of salt and a laugh . . . loves those cashmeres . . neat dresser . . . her vivaciousness makes Jeanne a hit. Homeroom Secretary, Dance Committee. CAMILLE DE NOIA 103 Seventh Avenue A cheerful smile proves a powerful attraction . gay with a bif of devilish humor • bun 3le of dynamite . . . action is her middle name . . . always gets things done Red Cross, Office Staff. 38 Hi Ncwiik MARIE DE PASCALE 560 North Seventh Street Dimples . . . cote with a clever brain to boot ... a constant chatterbox . . . loves to debate . . . active joiner and doer . . . Miss efficiency . . . proficient student . . . swoet naivete National Honor Society, Student Council, Yearbook Staff, F.T.A., Acropolis Staff. Mixed Chorus. Advanced Chorus. Science Club, T.V. Club, ---- ANTHONY 01 CHIARA 525 Lake Street His sunny disposition brightens many a dull day ... a bundle of mischief . . known fo all as Deech . . . writes well . . . hopes to major in Business Administration . . . Wow, 8Ax! VINCENT 01 COSTANZI 357 Ridge Street Exceptional musician . . . dark and handsome . . . attractive crew cut ... a dramatic and colorful speaker. Homeroom V.P.. Blue Jackets. Band Orchestra. PATSY OE RIGGI 175 Second Street A few antics, now and then ... a future draftsman ... the despair of many teachers . . . retires upon entering the classroom. JOSEPH Dl NAROO 430 Roseville Avenue Takes things in stride . . . quiet and courteous . . . measures his words carefully . . . speaks pungently . . hopes to attend college ... an avid sports man. Advanced Chorus, Band. Boy's Glee Club, J.V. Football Team, J.V. Baseball Team, J.V. Basketball Team. 39 BARBARA Dl NOLA 395 North Thirteenth Street A laugh that can be heard throughout the hall . . .a temper that i� quick to rise but quicker to cool . . . hi-fi devotee . . . loves to sing. Advanced Chorus, Girl's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. MARILYN FARINA 199 Clifton Avenue Harmony and beauty . . . partial toward N.C.E men . . . attractive . . . unofficial cheerleader . . . humorous cartoonist . . . artist extraordinaire National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff. Student Council, Advanced Chorus, Girl's Glee Club. JOHN DOMINICO 525 Roseville Avenue Johnny ... mild mannered and good looking - - • • friend for all time . . . considerate of others . . . enjoys school . . . studying the world of ideas is his passion. CONSTANCE FARRACE 256 Summer Avenue Will be attending State Teacher's College in the fall . . . I’ve got to go to orchestra, now . . . always has all the news. After-Math Club, Science Club, F.T.A., Orchestra. GERTRUDE FAHEY 719 Lake Street Gert . . . exhibits a carefree spirit . . . always on hand with a joke . . seen wearing her knee socks , . . forever has shoes to match. Red Cross. Student Council. JOAN FAZIO 570 Bloomfield Avenue Friendliness is her virtue . . thoughtful are her ways ... a little miss with big brown eyes ... a smile and a hello for everyone. 40 Newly completed Martland Medical Center DOLORES FEDD 21 Lock Street Still water runs deep . . . tranquility of spirit . . . kindness of heart . . . service to others ... a pleasant girl. Mixed Chorus. Red Cross, Advanced Chorus. GAYLE FERRARA 275 Sixth Avenue A Gayle of energy ... to learn is to master . . . one of our Big Blue cheerleaders . . . abounds with school spirit. Student Council, B Girl. Cheerleader. Advanced Chorus, Glee Club. ROGER FERRERA 275 Sixth Avenue Well rounded and proficient musician . . . proud of be.ng a senior . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . music is his passion. Boy's Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Advanced Chorus, Band, Orchestra. 41 ANN FERRARELLI 1-13 Peck Avenue Popular, but temperamental . . . known for coming to data fust as the bell rings . . . striking eye lashes . . . miss Johnny on the spot. Girl's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Advanced Chorus, B Girl. JEAN FIORE 89 Cilfton Avenue Sophisticated . . . smooth dancer . . . has a large collection of Sinatra records . . . has already become a hairdressing instructor .. . student of haute coulture . . . meticulously groomed Homeroom V P. Student Council. Musk Club, Girl's Glee Club, Dance Committee. DOROTHY FIUMARA 56 Peck Avenue Dot . . . our own sleepy-time gal . , . liked by all . . . adds a touch of Vogue to B.H.S. . . . has set hiah goals to achieve . . . true fnends are Tike diamonds, rare Yearbook Staff. Acropolis Staff. FT. A., Dance Committee, OffKe Staff, Gel's Glee Club. One f Newark's Finer Residential Areas 42 MARION FUSELLA 291 Broad Street Petite end witty is our little pixie . . . ori-entel look ... a squeaky version of “Little Iodine . . . extrovert . . . love tello . . . her voice can be heard in any part of B.H.S. Homeroom Treasurer, Dance Cofomittee. VINCENZA GALANTE 648 North Sixth Street Vinnie . . . always takes time for a little merriment ... as nice as they come . . . sweet, sedate, and serene. AMY GALLO 154 North Sixteenth Street Not as timid nor as shy as she appears . . . considerate of others . . . possesses a gentle nature. 4} — Lake Street ANDREW GIOIA 56 Arlington Avenue -Andy • • � nt. quiet, and serene . . .en- collecting popular record . . . always inok'og for tun . . . surprising and devastate ing wit. Bese e11 Team. BLANCHE GONZALES 90 Davenport Avenue Tall and pretty Spanish senoota with big eyes full of fascination . . . beautiful long hair . . . warm . . . thoughtful ... a ready smile. Glee Club. JOANNE GRECO 391 North Twelfth Street Small and cute . . . glittering wardrobe . . . a nose for news . . . she can be found any-where she shouldn't be ... all in all, she's too much for words. Homeroom Secretary, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Dance Committee. T. V. Club. B Girl. Office Staff, FT .A, Advanced Chorus, Glee Club. Mixed Chorus JERRY GUARINO 34 Sixth Avenue Big and husky . . . brawn and brains helped the Big Blue . . . whenever he is seen, he is also heard . . . scintillating . . . astute and sharp . . . rocket are his unusual hobby Boy's Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Advanced Chorus. Football Team. j.V. Basketball Team. JUDITH GUGUCELLO 509 Delevan Avenue Pretty . . . Judy r always bewitched, both •ted, end bewildered ... oh, that long, long, heir . . . eye catching earrings. Glee Club. ROBERT HASKELL 632 Mt. Prospect Avenue Bob ... a sport car enthusiast . . . usually can be found around the Car Hop . . . proud of his black crew cut . . . fascinated by math. After-Math Club. PuMk Housing Prefect SAL IANNUZZI 574 North Seventh Street Quiet and shy .. . well-liked . . . agreeable and pleasant ... a fascinating enigma . . . keen intelligence hidden behind a demure exterior . . . ambitious . . . achieves without fanfare. JOSEPH IMMERSO 317 Clifton Avenue Tall, dark, and handsome . . . spirited and capable basketball star ... his drive and hard work made the Yearbook a success . . . efticient and responsible . . . always fair and square. Yearbook Staff. Basketball Team. Track Team. CAROLE INTINTOLA 524 Fifth Street A gal who will never let a conversation die . . . friendly toward everyone she knows . . . always has the last word . . . interested in science. Science Club. 45 SHIRLEY JACKSON 32 North Seventh Street 8ig Stockings ... a wonderful friend with a pleasing personality . . . quiet, and lots of fun . . . plans to be a nurse. Red Cross, Girl's Leaders GUS JAVAS 12 North Twelfth Street A popular fellow „ , . fine salesmanship , . . could even sell you the Brooklyn Bridge . . . easy going and carefree . . neat dresser .. . trie Berme Barauch of the senior class . . . his good looks and his conversation has set many hearts aglow. Yearbook Staff. Homeroom President Dance Committee. NANCY JENCARELLI 159 Garside Street Well-liked among her friends . . . known to all as Snowflake . . . Don't give us that look. Nancy ... a tiny mite of T.N.T Italian Club. Science Club, Contemporary Club, Acropolis Agent, Homeroom V P. LINDA KARANIK 310 North Eleventh Street A blonde live wire . . . one of our hioh-steppmg twirlers ... a personality that has won her many friends . . . can always be found on cloud seven . . . always does her best. National Honor Society, Homeroom Secretary B Girl, Red Cross, Twirler, Acropolis Staff, Dance Committee. LYDIA KERRY 79 Rutgers Street A well-dressed miss with high heels by the score . . . ambition is to teach handicapped children . . . active Miss! National Honor Society. Student Council. F.T.A, After-Math Club, Science Club, Contemporary Club. French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Orchestra. Girl's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Advanced Chorus. 46 CHARLES KNIEPHER 343 Broadway A happy QO lockv guy . . . shows fondness for Carol . . . what more car you ask for in a pal? ROBERT KOLODJESKI 409 Summer Avenue Unassuming . . dynamic and original artist .. . honest with himself as well as others . . . serious and down to earth view of life . . . get a load of those pictures in the locker! Yearbook Staff, Dance Committee. SAMUEL KOSTER 372 Mt. Prospect Avenue Man of few words . . . has a unique sense of humor . . . bashful boy . . . proficient athlete and scholar ... his high grades are the envy of many. National Honor Society. Science Club. Soccer Team. LEWIS LALLI 54 Webster Street Terrific musician ... a responsible leader . . . smooth dancer . . . sure to succeed . . . our favorite Lelli-pop ... a charmer of the female set ... an all around nice guy. Homeroom President, Blue Jackets, Band. Orchestra. Dance Committee. New Highway Construction to Solve Commeter Problem 1 WILLARD LAMBERT 3 Summer Piece Always has a good word for everyone . . . dapper In dress . . . makes many friends . . . the will to help others. RONALD LANZARA 161 Second Street Excels in music . . . delightful to know . . . glowing personality . . . efficient organizer . . . intelligent and sensible leader . . . our well-liked Class President, who masters all problems. Class President. Boy's Leaders. Soccer Team. Track Team, Blue Jackets. Band. Orchestra. Drum Maior. BARRON LARDIERE 408 New Street Loyal friend . . . abounds in vitality . . Adonis-like features . . . high powered in-teligence . .. shrewd, penetrating mind . . . fine character . . . talks as much as Gary Cooper. Soccer Team, Track Team, Boy's Leaders. JOANN LARDIERE S8 Second Street w.ngs on her feet . . . forever hat boys on her mind . . . active interest in school . . . modern art devotee. Yearbook Staff, Homeroom Secretary, Red Cross, Girl's Glee Club, Dance Committee, Office Staff. CAROL ANN LEFFINGWELL 441 Mt. Prospect Avenue Earnest in her efforts . . . genial and genteel . . . takes pride in her collection of autographs of well-knowm stars. Mixed Chorus, Advanced Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, Office Staff. Newark's Hustling 48 ANN LEMONGILLO 12 Sheffield Df.ve A mi with a lot of friendliness . . . mlhuMltlc about her picture collection of movie tar . . . enjoy Perry Me«on tone Office Staff. JERRY LEMONGELLO 88 First Street Lemon ” ... to know him it to like him . . . load of fun . . . entertaining wit . . . one of our Big Blue gridiron champion . . . versatile young man. Football Team, Baseball Team, Band. Science Club, Dance Committee. RONALD LEONE 4 Tiffany Boulevard Ambitious . . . curly black hair . . . strive for the better things in life . . . Ronnie-. . . a friendship to prize . . . gloomy only on test day . . . thirst lor knowledge . . thoughtful and considerate . . . loves a good laugh. JOHN LITTRIELLO 703 North Eighth Street Look and personality wrapped in a tall package . . long, dark, and handsome . . . a perfect gentleman with a smile that captures everyone . . . exerts mature leadership . . . always level headed. Boy's Glee Club. Boy's Leaders. ROBERT LOFFREDO 216 Clifton Avenue Witty and comical ... plans to attend State Teachers College . . . rBobby ... a V.A. man ready to help . . . nice to know . . . sing well In and out of the shower. Advanced Chorus, Visual Aids, Boy's Glee Club, Science Club, Dance Committee. Shopping Center 49 ELEANOR LOMBARDI 874 Lake Street A radioactive young gal that would set off EM Jjw 0 cour', f • • • rvown to us a PETER LOMBARDI 209 Clifton Avenue Pete” ... the quiet men . . . Barringer's loss will be the Navy's gam . . . patience is his constant virtue . . . never obvious . . . always subtle. ROGER LUMB 627 Lake Street Musically inclined . . . studious and hardworking . . . satirical sense of humor . . . thrives on Algebra. Band, Orchestra, Visual Aids. GENE LUONGO 315 Woodside Avenue Friendly and sincere . . . adds pleasure to any group . . member of the cast Cheaper by the Doran . . . loves a good time, anytime . . . flair for the dramatic. Homeroom Treasurer, Science Club. Tha New SJ.SOO.OOO JOHN LUPO 367 North Twelfth Street A good looking gridiron star . . . smart dresser . . . known as Lups . . . always keeps his head . . . takes all the high hurdles with ease and finesse . . . personality plus. Football Team, Track Team. 50 ym.vwca •«« • ANGELO MAIONE 505 Fourth Street Radiates friendliness and warmth . . . that dark wavy hair . . cheerful and energetic .... serious attitude relieved frequently by hi ly humor. GEORGE LYTWYN 3 7 Watt Market Street Never without an answer . . . play sports with all hi heart . . . fun loving . . side-burn in style. Soccer Team, Track Team, Orchestra. 129 Clifton Avenue A pretty and popular girl . . . with plenty of cha-cha . . . captain of our twirler . she took the minutes as the time ticked away ... a million dollar smile. Class Secretary, Homeroom Secretary, Twirler, Cha-Cha Girl, B Girl, Dance Committee I 4 v MILDRED MANFRO 167 Clifton Avenue Millie . . . Barringer's own Little Red Riding Hood . . . cute and carefree ... a flair for pretty clothes . . one of the Big Blue's peppy cheerleaders . . . dynamic pepper pot . . . never gives up Successful Yearbook Fund Raiser, Homeroom President, Yearbook Staff, Cheerleader, Student Council, Dance Committee. B Girl, Acropolis Staff. ARMINTHA MANLEY 100 Davenport Avenue A soft spoken miss from North Carolina . . . eager to accomplish her work . . . well-mannered and gracious . . . serious-minded senior. N HA, Girl's Club. 51 JOSEPH MANACHIO 124 Heller Parkway fallow with pranks up hit sleeve . . . natured . . . topt with hit friends. Leaders. GENE MARCHIONE 1925 McCarter Highway NICHOLAS MARIA 231 Lake Street Number one on the Hit Parade it Nick . . . impeccable dresser . . . loyal to hit friends . . . thote sot cathmere sweaters . . . the cad in the Caddie . . . Seaside beachcomecr Class Vice President. Homeroom V.P. Pleasant disposition . . . effective football player . . drifting and dreaming ... his looks and personality capture many hearts . . . where's my picture? Football Team. Boy's Leaders. PATRICIA MARINARO 638 North Sixth Street Pat . . . early morning sunshine even on a rainy day . . . foot loose and fancy free . . . usually surrounded by men F T A., Science Club. Grrl's Leaders. ,5B Girl. Acropolis Agent. JOANNA MATTURRI 310 First Avenue A dainty miss . . . speaks only when the has something to say . . . sweet and Intel ligent . . . math whir . . . enjoys learning. National Honor Society. F.T.A . After-Math Club, Girl's Glee Club. T V. dub. SHIRLEY McNEILL 118 Bank Street Friendly and charming . . . hopes to achieve success as an interior decorator . . . active member of Junior Achievement ... thoughtful .. . amateur photographer. Hobby Club. Photography Club. 52 YVONNE McNEILL 108 Bergen Street Plant to be a pediatric nurse . . . often teen clowning around . . . delightful companion . . . radiate friendliness, wherever the goet. Library Staff, Mixed Chorus. Nationally Recognised Newark Public Library JAMES MEADE 44 Second Street Keen wit . . . master of the bon mot . . . welcome companion ... a man of leisure ■ . . intelligent . . . subjective thinker. Science Club. Student Council. Boy's Glee Club, Boy's Leaders, Track Team. CARLO MELIA 71 Hudson Street Small but dynamic . . . can always be found at Bessie’s . . . natural-born comedian . . . friendly attitude . . . mild-mannered. ROBERT MELILLO 92 Seventh Avenue Inimitable sense of humor . . . Bobby . . . always trying to improve his marks . . . independent thinker . . . man of firm convictions. Track Team, Boy's Leaders, J.V. Football Team, Basketball Team 53 WILLIAM MELILLO 465 North Ninth Street “Billy . . . good looking with on admirable physique ... the perpetual optimist ... a credit to our football team. Homeroom President. Football Team, Track Team, Dance Committee. ELSIE MONK 46 North Eleventh Street A pleasant attraction ... the picture of innocence . . . small in size ... but her thoughts are wise . . . radiates sweetness PHILIP MERCURIO 509 Clifton Avenue “Phil . . . wonderfullly oood-natuced . . . inclined to look on the bright side of things . . . and people . . . always has time for a friendly hello . . . spends time dreaming of the summer, the lake, and his fast speed boat. Visual Aids. Student Council. MARION MILLER 673 Lake Street Regal gait ... a tall miss to whom AV come naturally our own M M . par- tial to Seton Hall men . . . sips tea with the best of them . . . born for the Ivy League. National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, After -Math Club. Advanced Chorus. F T.A., French Club. Orchestra. Science Club, Music Club, Mixed Chorus. 54 ROBERTA NAPPI 207 North Ninth Street Spirited and Ambitious . . . always has an ample supply of Qum ... an active member of the Girl's Leaders . . . Oalore . . . takas pleasure in complaining Girl's Leaders, Rad Cross, Science Club, Office Staff, Library Staff, Advanced Chorus JANET NARDIELLO 355 North Eleventh Street A pretty miss with a peaches and cream complexion . . . cute and popular with a personality to match the picture of innocence is our mischievous little Janet . . . spitfire Homeroom President. Student Council, B Girl, Dance Committee, Acropolis Staff, Homeroom VP. Girl's Leaders BARBARA O'CONNOR 287 Seventh Avenue Likeable blue-eyed miss with delicate features . . loves to daydream , . . aggressive . . . speaks her mind. Student Council. LEROY OLIVER 230 Orange Street Mischief plus laughter make up our ever -singing leader of the Deltones . . . Oflie . . . always rolls in iust in time each morning. MARILYN PAGANO 73 f Summer Avenue A hint of sophistication . . . fashionable wardrobe . . . one of our Big Blue twirlers . . congenial . . pensive . . . often found at the Blue Homeroom Secretary, Twirier, B Girl, Dance Committee. 55 Fractal Court House GERALDINE PALADINO 295 Gars.de Street Full of goodness ... an expert at tHe wheel . . . terrific treat to have around . . . Gerry . . . delightful to know Homeroom Treasurer. LOUIS PALMlEftl 493 North Fourth Street Witty . . . full of fun and fancy-free . . always ready to promote laughter . . . more to him than meet the eye. ANTHONY PALICCO 326 Highland Avenue Tony ' • • • unofficial drummer ... an alluring twinkle in hi eye . . . good-looking . . . casually accept everything that come hi way. Band. Recently Constructed Blue Cross THOMAS PANELLA 736 Summer Avenue Ha an unlimited musical talent ... a boy of great ambition . . . simple modesty and tact . . . good-natured . . . makes and keep friends easily. Blue Jackets. Orchestra. Boy's Leaders. MICHAEL PAPA 258 Berkeley Avenue Known by all . . . never speechless . . . unique talent for getting into trouble . . . ambition — to be a history teacher . . . great teaser ... a party is never complete without his presence. Dance Committee, Track Team, Student Council, Homeroom President. 56 I -J Ifl ROBERT PAULIS 295 North Fifth Street •'Bob . . . self sufficient . . . impressive rOTonont voice . • • often «eo rushing into homeroom «t the lete bell . . . plans to enter the navy . . . a knowing grin. an4 Blue Shield Building EDWARD PEART 378 Belmont Avenue Bright, peppy, elert, end Paart ... hi good look blend with hi charming per von ality . . , popular . . . he en interesting line Soccer Teem, Track Team, Student Council, Boy” Leader . All-State Chorus. Advanced Chorus, Boy's Glee Club, Bar-nngeire . RICHARD PECORA 24b Verona Avenue A wonderful combination of high marks, leadership and fun ... all around guy' . . . athlete and scholar ... his virtues are many; his faults are few. National Honor Society, Homeroom V.P., Basketball Team, Baseball Team. Boy's Leaders. GEORGE PEKROL 97 Parker Street Intelligence and charm . . . always seen with that devilish smile. LOUISE PEKftOL 97 Parker Street Tilts her head when she smiles ... an armload of books ... a mind of wisdom mixed with a fountain of learning ... accomplishes much. National Honor Society, Student Council, Science Club, French Club, Library Staff, 6rche tra, Girl's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Advanced Chorus- 57 THERESA PELUSO 31 Sixth Avenue full of fun ... a loyal friend . . . liked by ell . . . plans to be a teacher . . . warm inviting smile. F T A. After-Math Club. Science Club. RITA PEOPLES 15 North Seventh Street A little sugar, a little spice, a little of everything, makes Rita nice . . . cheered our Big Blue to victory . . . chock full of fun and explosive energy . . , always working for Barringer Cheerleader. Girl's Leaders. Red Cross. Student Council, Library Staff. Office Staff. Mixed Chorus, Advanced Chorus. VIOLA PEPERATO 239 North Fourth Street Shy and sweet . . . 'Vi . perseverance is her middle name ... an artist with extraordinary creative imagination and talent. DOROTHY PERKINS 70 Heller Parkway Dotty . . . our own blushing Grace Kelly . . . sweetness and sincerity with an individual charm all her own . . . neat and well-groomed . an American Beauty Rose. F.T.A., Red Cross, Girl's Leaders, Dance Committee. RALPH PETROZZINO 692 North Seventh Street ANN PETRUNEY 341 Parker Street Sparkling burgundy is our Ann . . . always has something to say . . athletic ... de- lightful company . . . active member of the Fourth Estate . . . she bursts into giggles at her own |okes Acropolis Staff. Red Cross. B” Girl, Dance Committee. Always around when there's tun to be had . . . favorite pastime is loafing Science Club, Boy's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus SB JOAN PIETROPINTO 477 North Sixth Street Her character has many great qualities . . . nowhere beats a heart so kind ... a barrel of laughs . . . sympathetic ear ... a thimble full of sweetness . . . conscientious student . . . keeps everyone in stitches with her naivete. Red Cross. Office Staff, Science Club. Trotters' Race Track In Wccquahic Park PHYLLIS PISAR 233 Delev an Avenue A sly grin mixed with sophistication . smart clothes, worn well, is her trademark • . . knows what she wants and usually 0 ts it. Tennis Club, Science Club. EUGENE PORTER 236 North Fourth Street A tall gent . . . agile on the basketball court . . . mouxios along through life . . . relaxation personified . . . toon to fly hioh in the wild blue yonder . . . avid interest m hi-ti . . . lofty and likable Basketball Team, Track Team, Mixed Chorus, Boy’s Glee Club. AUDREY POTTS 261 Moms Avenue Sweet as sugar . . . intelligent . . . warmth m every smile . . . thoughtful and reliable . . . sympafico with life. National Honor Society, F.T.A., Science Club, After-Math Club. JOSEPH POTTS 7 Rowland Street Long, lanky and likeable . . fakes life in a big stride ... a laugh can cure a problem . . . penetrating mind . . . shrewd analyst. Boy's Glee Club. RICHARD PRAGIR 645 Summer Avenue Richie . . . can convulse us with laughter by his clever imitations of foreign accents . . . conscientious student and sympathetic friend . . . leading ad salesman . . . always dependable. National Honor Society. AUDREY PRICE 251 Parker Street A cute cheerleader with a magnetic per-tonality . . . hopes to don a nurse's cap ... an honor student . . . will always be Ron-nie . Cheerleader Homeroom Treasurer, Acropolis Agent, Band, B Girl. JOSEPH PRZELOMSKI 155 Fifth Street Joe Prez ... never overlooks the gals ... his motto: Better to be late than to come earl ' ... he doesn't have to search far and wide, girls are at his beck and call . . . man about town. After-Math Club, Music Club. SHANNON RAFFERTY 525 Orange Street Her wonderful winning ways and her blarney will lead her to success as a lawyer . . . excellent speaker . . . known to be felicitous and agreeable . . . earnest in her efforts . . works hard ... an active miss who misses tew activities National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, After-Math Club, F.T.A., Music Club, Science Club, French Newark Museum Known 60 THERESA RAIMONDO 64 Summer Avenue Silence is golden . . . a little package of sweetness . . has to sit on telephone books in typing . . . proud wearer of N H.S pin National Honor Society. Student Council. After-Math Club, Library Staff. Contemporary Club. LEWIS RANGEL 21 Camp Street Lewis Rangel, dingle, dangle . . . one of our outstanding sprinters... a terrilK Big Blue soccer player . . quiet and dignified . . . politeness plus. Soccer Team, Track Team, Office Staff. BRENDA REED 174 Orange Street A mild manner with an affectionate smile . . . blushes at the slightest compliment . . . shy and sedate ... an active member of the Girls' Friendly Society. National Honor Society, F.T.A., Acropolis Staff, After-Math Club. Science Club, Music Club. Red Cross. Library Staff, Contemporary Club, Advanced Chorus, French Club. 61 MICHAEL RESTAINO 744 Broadway A kindhca� ted lad ... at the right place at the right time . . . satirical remarks . . . latent intellect . . . shyness personified. Track Team. ANTHONY RESTIVO 15 Hecker Street A lively atom that always sets off a chain reaction . . . emotionally charged ... his locker is a sight to see . . . pops up with weird objects . . . one of the doers of the senior class ... old reliable Band. Orchestra Weegeakic Park ANTHONY RIZZUTO 425 North Twelfth Street Good natured . . . “Bazooka’' . . . striett a sportsman ... a gridiron favorite . . agile sprinter ... a man’s man. Footba Team. Track Team. EDWARD ROLLERI 407 North Sixth Street Often seen, but seldom heard . . his charm, ©ood looks, and neat wardrobe are a few of his many assets . . . sports a blonde crew cut for that Ivy look. MILDRED ROSANIO 146 Highland Avenue ’’M.llie ... the energy of an H-Bomb . . . achieved her dream of becoming a twirler . . . Tempo-Tallegro . . . mischief lurks In her dark eyes . . . takes on everythmo. Twirler, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Advanced Chorus, Contemporary Club, After-Math Club, Red Cross, Homeroom President. 62 Public Golf Co uric BARBARA ROUSE 25 Orleans Street A knack for making people like her . . . kinetic energy keeps her going twenty-four hours a day . . . apt to burst into song at any moment. Advanced Chorus. MADELINE ROSSO 45 Springdale Avenue A sympathetic ear . . . has a yen for music and dancing . . , aspires to a career in advertising ... a promising artist. Acropolis Agent, Advanced Chorus, Tennis Club. ANTHONY ROTONDO 227 Clifton Avenue Fabulous personality . . . the life of the party . . . plans to join the Navy after graduation . . . Tony'3 . . . captivates the hearts of many . . . fascinating rascal . . . a popular track man . . . always seen with a different girl. Visual Aids, track Team, Dance Committee. RENATO RUSSO 30 Stone Street All shook up — about girls, that is . . . thrills in playing soccer ... wit and personality galore ... a leader all the way . . , an enthusiastic student of Italian culture Soccer Team. Boy's Leaders. Italian Club. 187 Second Street Nonchalant . . keen appetite . three desserts for lunch . . . quick as a whip and ,ust as snappy . . . tho bell rings as he walks in the door. 63 VIVIAN RYDSTROM 284 Broadway Somewhat shy . . . has high ideals and strives earnestly to live up to them . . . reading is her favorite pastime. Library Staff, Advanced Chorus, F.T.A. NATALIE SARKANICH 868 De Graw Avenue Soft spoken and sweet . . . seeks the finer things in life . . . hopes to become a doctor , Natasha . . . fondness for dancing. National Honor Society. Yearbook Staff Homeroom Secretary, F.T.A, Acropolis Staff After-Math Club, Science Club, Music Club, French Club, Contemporary Club, Library Staff, Dance Committee. GEORGE SAIOUSKI 151 Plane Street '‘Looks like a student . . . practical joke-ster ... Well, I believe . . . it's S-a-i-o-u-s-k-i, please! ... a carefree lad. Student Council ROSE ANN SAVI 879 Clifton Avenue Always heard blowing her horn — clarinet that is . . . can be counted on to help in any emergency , . . forever talking about her car. Bessie National Honor Society. Yearbook Staff, Tn-Hi-Y. Acropolis Agent, Science Club, Music Club, Office Stafr MARIE SALANDRA 344 Ridge Street Our fair lady . . . calm, cool and collected . . . possesses an air of reserve . . . unlikely to cut her pony tail ... a girl of many interests. National Honor Society, F.T.A., After-Math Club. Muuc Club, Science Club. TV. Club. Library Staff, Contemporary Club. LEONARD SCARNATO 142 Ridge Street Lenny ... a natural born comedian . . . one of our good looking baseball players . . . easy going attitude towards life . . . sharp as Gillette. Baseball Team, Track Team. 64 JOSEPH SCIARRONE 148 Gar side Street Ad-libs more then Steve Allen ... cen often be found cruising in hi cool, uped up Ford . . . “Joe . . ■ could give n asplun a heedeche. MARY ANN SEEGER 722 Clifton Avenue An ebundence of fun end frolic hidden behind e quiet exterior . . . he her heert et on becoming e teacher . . . proudly dis- a� her hfH.S. pin ... e true friend. lonel Honor Society, F.T.A., Yearbook Steff, L'brery Staff Science Club, Tri-Ht-Y, Red Cross, Bend, Orchestra, Advanced Choru . Nationally Famous Sacred Heart Cathedral 65 THEODORA SERRITELLA ANTHONY SEMENTA 403 North Twelfth Street Pleasing combination of criou ne s and wit . . . friendline is abundant and success is apparent with this young man . . . one of the Yearbook's camera bugs . . . a sy wit. National Honor-Society, After-Math Club, Science Club, Contemporary Club. Yearbook Staff. 297 Clifton Avenue ' Thee . . . thy and quiet, but, oh. boy! . .. sweetness all wrapped up m a neat package . . . cute and popular. Homeroom Treasurer, Acropolis Staff, Danco Committee. VINCENT SICA 305 Orango Street Versatile Vic . . . wear a happy smile . . . everyone' friend . . . good nature goes with hit ability to mako people laugh. MAXINE SINGLETON 210 Morris Avenue Demure appearance . . . charming serenity punctuated by spontaneous gaiety . . always happy and gay Contemporary Club’ rp newton Street a pert m her heart for everyone . . . eccompl'ine the things she starts r h,,,t • T M Mn ”•' orchestra. Contemporary Club. EMILIO SPINO 398 North Twelfth Street bV? 0O,n« ?'� � «' m heart . M Package of fun ft. ■ considerate ' 'ssed by all . . b� g in stature, but Spmo . . , family . . . gridiron favorite casual ...� going to Football Team, Track O J ______so i HATlOhAU FULVIO STANZIALE 510 Summer Avenue Italian import . . . makes friends easily . . . a captivating accent . . . sincerity and seriousness . . . interesting dialogue. Boy's Leaders, Italian Club CLAUDETTE STRONG 7 Boston Street Her smiling face is a symbol of her pleasant ways and personality . . . friendliness personified . . . hopes to succeed as a novelist. After-Math Club, Science Club, Contemprorary Club. 522 North Seventh Street Jerry Lewis the second . . . crazy about Dinah Shore and his new Chevy . . . hates those red lights . . . mischievous Mike. JEAN TARANTINI 11 High Street Slender and sensitive . . . Jeannie . . . coquettishly reserved . . . energetic jitterbug ... oats cramps m her toes at the oddest times . . . angelic with a touch of the devil. National Honor Society, F.T.A., Student Council, Acropolis Agent. Homeroom Secretary, Tennis Club, After-Math Club, Science Club, Yearbook Staff, Library Staff, B Girl, Dance Committee 67 Swedish Cargo Ship NELSON TAYLOR 26 Taylor Street Buxzy ... his good looks go well with his wonderful personality . . . well-dressed . . . magnetic ch.vmer . . . gallant . . . shrewd observer of life. Dance Committee. FRANK TERESA 2BO Clifton Avenue A handsome guy . . . puckish . . . despair of his toachors ... a comedian . . . impisn . . . our boy flat top . . . rules were not created for him ... no malice in his heart. MARCELLE THOMAS 158 Springfield Avenue A Southern belle ... a little mirth . . . a little mischief . . . when she's rot talking, she's usually heard hitting the high notes m chorus. Red Cross, Science Club, Girl's Leaders, Advanced Chorus, Mixed Chorus. PATRICIA TORTORIELLO 249 Lake Street Neat 'n sweet . . . proficient stenographer . . . brains plus looks constitute a double treat . . . kindness at heart . . . always has time for a little merriment. AHMET TOSUN 94 Seventh Avenue High goal scorer in Soccer ... a quiet Cypriot import . . . Barringer's delightful continental ... he has the will . . . he'll find the way. Soccer Team. MICHAEL TUOSTO 50} North Ninth Street Conscientious editor of the Yearbook . . . mannerly . . . well-dressed . . . efficient . . . senior brain trust . . . dynamic personality . . . sets feminine hearts aflutter with his innocent blush and genuine frierd-£0 Imcss ... if words meant power, he'd be a king. National Honor Society, Editor of Yearbook, Homeroom President, Cootem-Docks at Newark porary Club, Student Council, Baseball Team, Mixed Chorus. JOSEPH TUTTLE 28 Fourth Stroot Versatile athlete . . . unassuming . . . tall, and handsome . . . procrastinates . . . hardworking . . . bright light. Football Team. Baseball Team, Track Team, Yearbook Staff, Boy's Leaders, Boy's Glee Club, Advanced Chorus. ROBERT VARELA 4 Myrtle Avenue Captain of the V.A. crew . . . sericus-minded . .. never fails to perform his duties . . . dependable and responsible. Soccer Team, Boy's Leaders, Visual Aids. CARMEN VERDEROSA 295 Orange Street Loyal to his legion of friends . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . always on the sguarc. Track Team. JOHN VERDEROSA 124 Dickerson Street Big John Silver ... a devil at times . . . shutterbug . . . one of the four Musketeers . . . outdoor man . . . life of the party. Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Boy's Leaders, Band. 69 RONALD VICTOR 41 Perk Avenue Vic . . . debonair . . . meticulous dresser . . . the Hollywood look . . . lives life casually . . vibrant personality .. . strong silent type. GEORGE WILSON 127 North Ninth Street A man of few words — a few thousand . • . hot rodder . . . collegiate . . . witty . . . incisive mind . . . mature . . . teasing girls is his favorite hobby. BARBARA VICTORIA I SB Garside Street Cute as a bunny and sweet as honey . . . live wire . . . warm and gracious disposition ... a wealth of niceness . . . sees the humorous side of life. Office Staff. ELLEN WELCH 201 North Fifth Street A cute little miss with plenty of freckles . . . vivacious . . . singing . . . sports . . . her maior interests . . . witty and scintillating chatterbox. Science Club, F.T.A, Mixed Chorus. Advanced Chorus, ''B Girl. JOHN WILSON 30V High Street Jack can usually be found driving around in his gray Chevy . . . enjoys bowling and basketball . . . social studies cracker-jack. FRED ZENNA 225 Clifton Avenue Right hand man at any social function . . . tremendous interest in music . . . attempts the impossible — and succeeds . . . plays a trumpet sweet and mellow ... he couldn't talk if his hands were tied behind h.m. Blue Jackets, Band, Orchestra, Dance Committee. 70 68 Peck Avenue She very wise, but not vo tell for prcooui things ere always small . . . Barngy 1 Barringer's Oorothy Kilgallen . . .panton to |� sex County Hall e� Records Building know everything . . . blushes easily . . . amiable personality . . . smcere . . . synonymous with fun . . well-liked National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, F.T.A., Acropolis Editor, Dance Committee, Barney Editor. B Girl, T.V. Club, Girl's Glee Club. Advanced Chorus. Mixed Chorus. 22 North Ninth Street August Graduate Resounding basso . . . perspicacious . . . envoys writing poetry . . . When Irish Eyes Are Smiling . 71 senior class officers visit mayor CLASS OFFICERS DISCUSS PROBLEMS OF THE NEW NEWARK WITH MAYOR LEO P. CARLIN Left to right: Mane DcMaio, treasurer. Nick Maria, vice president; Mayor Leo P. Carlin; Ronald Lanzara. president; Phyllis Mai on no. secretary. mayor's message to seniors Permit me to extend heartiest congratulations to the members of the Class of 1958 and to express warmest wishes for every success on the path that lies ahead. Participation in the communal activities of the city in which one lives, civic-wise, culturally and in all other avenues of endeavor, is a definite responsibility of citizenship; and youth's future in the New Newark will depend in the greatest rtieasure upon the extent to which that responsibility has been discharged. Our City is now passing through a period of revitalization, leading to much wider horizons. and our youth has a very definite stake in that undertaking. We depend upon our young men and women to do their share in helping to bring this program for a New Newark to fruition and fulfillment. Their cooperation will not only help to carry forward the program of a new and greater Newark but it will also help provide for our youth a better and happier community life. Go forward and the best of luck. LEO P. CARLIN Mayor 72 senior homerooms ... on parade Homeroom 26 — Goe. Mom it wes e tough bottle, but Mr . Bryon woo Homoroom )2 — No one hod to a� k u twice! circus 75 activities STUDENT COUNCIL PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB off the record MUSIC for the music for nervous people SOFT- M MULCTS Shook Up By r • V 1 Xmijsicjn tv; L : O Don't stop the pr m«! r. i. 3. m Activities Ge som me Demaresf corrects proofs. Miss Girkont, adviser, directs page make-up. Business adviser, Mr Julius Kritxer. counts receipts. Editor James Logan interviews Mr. Schulman for Youth Council news Roberta Cecil furiously composes story to meet deadline. Arrnpnlis Xnm having a ball! JUNE 18. 1958 Americas N Uon l Sporti Weekly 25 CENTS $7.50 A TIA SPORTS ILLUSTRATED football brain trust the four iron horsemen! .fV.'-f.Pif jt 'I. 40 .41 4 IP 46 «7 front Row: Warner. Tarantmi. Porte, lemonoello. DelTufo. Antonecci. Conte. Greco. J. Gaipannetti Second Row: R Gatpannefti. Farrell. Bitolo. D.Lillo. Cetrulo. Rafferty. C ampi. Colandrea. Dichere. Ur o. lepore. Third Row. Dollanno. Allien. R.zzuro. Mel.Ho, DelVevcOvo, Spaonol.e. Mele. McDonald. Fwrmi, Lupo. Ca� tcllano. Sack Row; Eeoy. Sp.no. Brady, Guide. Miller. TONY NAPORANO Head Coach MR. CLAUDE DiCHIARA Assistant Coach MR. PHIL RIDGEWAY Asiatant Coach MR. ROBERT LETT Asmtent Coach seniors bring trophy home-city champs game shots f.r-r.rrr MR, CLAUDE DiCHIARA Barringer's Answer to Leo Durochcr DUGOUT BLUES RICHARD PICORA Ttird B. DENNIS CUPPOLO SJw i Stop JOE TUTTLE Pilcher LENvY SCARNATO (.eft Fielder DOMINICK CIRILLO Centerftelder JIM BARRETTA Second B.iverrjn VINCENT COLANDREA At Bet ...play ball! MATTY COLLELLO RtOhtfiekJer BOB LUTTER First B«cmjn WAIT Barringer . UNTIL NEXT YEAR! . 0 West Side . . 4 Barringer . . 3 East Side . . . 10 Barringer . . 0 Wcequahic . 13 Barringer . . 6 Central . . . 2 Barringer . 2 Orange . . . 0 Barringer . . 0 South Side . 1 Barringer . 7 Central . . . 12 Barringer . . 11 South Side . 1 Barringer . . 3 South Side . 2 Barringer . 2 East S de. . . 13 BARRINGER BASEBALL TEAM indoor track team and they are off! track and field JOSEPH IMMERSO EUGENE PORTER 95 EMILIO SPINO BARRY LARDIERE EDWARD PEART our oscar awards Best Actor .... Best Actress .... Best Supporting Actor . Best Supporting Actress Best Director Best Costume Designers Best Clothes Stylist. Best Scenic Designer Best Musical Score . Best Comedian . Best Cornediene Best Producers . Best Singer . Best Lyricist . . . Best Dialogue . Best Writer . Best Nature Documentary Special Actors' Studio Award Best Animation .... Best Sound Effects . Best Choreographers . Best Special Effects Technical Achievement Original Screen Play Best Script Adapter . Best Cartoon Production Mr. Morris Lerner . Mrs. Jetta Sedicino Mr. Leonard Kaplonski . Miss Helen Tunstead . Mrs. Helen Nunzio (alias Anna Magnani) Mrs. Madeline Jannone. . Mr. John Vogel . Mr. Stanley Stark Mr. William Greenfield . Mr. Sam Burhman Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley . Dr. Alice Sterner. Mr. Ralph Fanaroff Mr. Adolph (sigh!) Argand . Mr. Paul Lippe Mr. Ephraim Eisenberg . Miss Clara Mae Gray Mr. William Schulman . . . . Mr. Kritzer (Julius Caesar) . Mr. Claude DiChaira . . Mr. Irving Elan . Miss Edithe Scalera (Martha Graham) Mr. Hilton (Hotels) Otero . Mr. Sal Salerno . Mr. Happy Hatteris . Dr. Monroe Spivak . Dr. Jud Galford . Mr. Irving Merkin (Walt Disney) IOC TEACHING OH A RAIHT DAI POWERFUL WAT FACETS they’ll do it every Freddie Zenna, Mott School Spirit. Joann Greeo. Mott School Spirit?? Best Dane eft. Mike Pappa and Ann (Rock and Roll) Geloimini. Most Athletic — the mayor of City Hall — Vincent Colandrea and Dennis the Menace's girl friend, Gayle Ferrara. Sad Sack Frank Teresa and Candy Jean DeMunno are supposed to be the clast wits. The cutest arc two monkeys by the names of Bessy Nancy, without She Taylor and Janet Nardiello. «« . Phyllis Ma.orje. it best all around’ Donald, Ronald Victor, Duck and Daitey, Judith Restaino, are the best looking. Notorious class flirts are Skippy, Little Mas, and Eleanor. Cookie, Lombardy. Oliva Oil Carmela Cianci taking exercises in order to have the best physique. 102 time at barringer Ji 9� Colcllo and Oilly the senior '• « ere the shyest in couple of swells. Marilyn end Gilbert Cilli. who always dress well! 103 Peanuts Mike Tuosto end Emmy Low Marie DePatcale ere the most likely to succeed we could have worked all night and did! Immcrso Kolodjcskl Pcpcrato M .in fro J.ivjj Zoppo Tuosto Rafferty De Pascalc Chiappctta Dc Carlo ATHENAEUM STAFF Staff: Jean Tarantim. Natalie Sarkamch. James Meola. Anthony DeMunno, Matthew Colello. Anthony Scmenta, Joseph Tuttle, John Colonna, Ange.o Castucci. Editor-in-chief Photography and Managing Editor . Art Editors . . . Assistant A:t Editor Senior Editor . . . Associate Editor . Features Editor . . Activities Editors . Copy Editor . . . Business Manager . Advertising Editors Treasurer .... Secretary .... Senior Liaison . . Adviser .... MICHAEL TJOSTO . . ACHILLES CHIAPPETTA . . . . GILBERT CILLI. ROBERT KOLODJESKI . . . . VIOLA PEPERATO . . PHYLLIS DeCARLO . SHANNON RAFFERTY . . . MARION MILLER . . MARY ANN SEEGER ANN ARRF . . . MINETTA ZOPPO . . . ROSE ANN SAVI MILDRED MANFRO. GUS JAVAS. JOSEPH IMMERSO . . MARIE DePASCALE . . DOROTHY FILMARA . . RONALD LANZARA MR. MARVIN SHLOFMITZ ’C4 with We need a new approach . . . something different! little bit of luck! What are we going to do? The picture didn't come out! Go out and get those ads!’ ODE TO THE SENIOR STAFF The Lord above gave man an arm of iron, So, he could do his job and never shirk. The Lord above gave man an arm of iron, But, with a little bit of luck, with a little bit of luck, Someone else will do the blinking work! With a little bit of luck, with a little bit of luck, You'll never do the work! (“With A Little Bit of Luck — My Fair Lady) with appreciat HUMORIST 5or«. the yearbook will meet the deadline MARVIN SHLOFMITZ The cooperation, the cheerfulness with which you accepted this work, the many hours you devoted to it and the splendid spirit which prevailed all through this tremendous task is a revelation of your wonderful generosity. You have worked with no thought of reward and no expectation of praise Your reward has been the satisfaction of knowing that you have done something helpful and worthwhile for our class. We are truly grateful and want to acknowledge our thanks and praise to you . . . Mr. Shlofmitz. Class of June 1958 Talk lo me , , . wxnctxxjy actor T ACHfR yOUeXCU .tud , , 106 � way Tra� si Ob llap� 1 Serv facilities To City Recreation Added TA.T kter vers fmil Museum sm0ja snduiea jaSurneq patrons A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. M. Action Edward Adams, Jr. Bee and Pat Adessa A. I. Mr. and Mrs. Albanese Mr. J. Alvino Mr. and Mrs. Robert Amberg Mr. and Mrs. G. Andressm Angela and Jiggs Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Angelo Anna and Frank Mr. and Mrs. John Araneo Arlene and Annette Albert Armellino Joseph Armellino Philip Armenti Art Roberts Studio Joseph Auriema Mrs. Ila Avant Mr. and Mrs. Dave Baccaro The Three Bairds Mr. and Mrs. Pat Barbato Miss Mary Ann Barbato Fred Bcllomo Mr. and Mrs. F. Benmati Mrs. Borber Berry Mr. and Mrs. Elic Berry Mr. Rufus Berry Best Wishes From Friends Ann and Louis Biancone Mr. and Mrs. Louis Biancone Marie and Phil Biase Mr. and Mrs. Bisigano Connie Bizzarro David Bloom Joseph Bloom Boley and Anita James Bonomo Mildred Bonomo Emmet Borden Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Borden Will Botf Mr. and Mrs. Paul Braxton, Sr. Anna Broadnaz Mrs. Florence S. Brown Mrs. Ann Bruzzichesi Della Puonanno Mrs. Ann Bunopane Mr. and Mrs. F. Burns Florence Bums Mr. and Mrs. Michael Buttros Alma M. Byron Pat Cahill Mr. and Mrs. E. Cain Mrs. Ralph Caputo Mrs Chester Carbcrry Loretta, Toole and Alex III Carlucci Mr. and Mrs. F. Carnevale Ann Carpentier Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. L. Carroll Joseph Caruso Mr. and Mrs. 0. Casale MaryJo Cecere John Gordon Cecil Clothilde Celentano Centerless Grinding Unlimited Inc. Mr. M. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Chapman '‘Chief Anthony J. Chicgo Mrs. Helen Chisdok Mr. and Mrs. J. Cianci Pat Cicalesc Nancy Cicunllo Mr. Vincent Cifelli Al Cilento, Jr. Joe Ciletti Mr. and Mrs. Civitano Mr. and Mrs. Clementi and Family J. Collazo, Jr. James P. Collins Mrs. Lucy Colonna Vincent Colonna, Jr. Vincent J. Colonna, Sr. Alice B. Conaway Contributor Jerry and Lucille Coppola Mr. G. Corbo Mrs. G. Corbo James Cordasco Mrs. P. M. Costello Mr. and Mrs. H. Crag Patty Cuccoio Mr. and Mrs. R. Culotfa Mrs. Theresa Cupito Gloria D'Acunti Lucy and Marshall D'Aluia Marshall and Albert D'Aloia Mr. and Mrs. R. D'Amato John D'Annunzio Mrs. Elvira D'Avella Mr. Fiore D'Avella Mr. and Mrs. R. Dawkins Joe DeCarlo Mr. and Mrs. William DeCarlo C. DeChiara Thomas DcDeo Joe DeFuria Columbia DelGuercio Mr. and Mrs. J. DelGuercio Mr. and Mrs. Michael D'Elia Nicky Dcll'Acqua, Jr. Mildred DelMauro Jerry DelRussi Carmela DeMaio Joseph DeMaio Josephine DeMaio Mr. Rocco DeMaio Stephen DeMaio Mr. J. DeMary DeMassi's Pontiac Cadillac The DcMunnos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Denning Ann DePalma Family DcPiano Mr. and Mrs. T. Deriggi Dorthy DeRocco Frank DeRogatis Fay DeRosa Elia DeSantis Ccrmine DeStefano Philip DeStefano Mr. and Mrs. James DiCostanzi Mr. and Mrs. DiGiacomo Anthony DiGiliO, Jr. Pat DiMeola Mrs. Rose DiNardo and Son Sid Dmgers Rose and Jim DiNola, Sr. Pat DiNola Rocky DiPallo Florence L. Dispenziere The Family Ditri Dotty and Pete The Three D's Mr. Elan E. M. Lee Sheryl Ann Engelbrecht John R. English Mr. and Mrs. Errickson Mr. and Mrs. S. Esposito and Daughters Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fabiano Mr. and Mrs. J. Falcone Mr. and Mrs. G. Farina Mr and Mrs. L. Farina Minnie Farina Mr. and Mrs. Farrace wlr. and Mrs. A. Faverbach Nehi Fenille Jean Ferrari Patrick W. Ferranti Mildred R. Ferraro Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferria Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Field Richard Figliuzzi Mr. and Mrs. John Fiore Albert Fischetta, Jr. Henry Florman no Rachel, and Francisco. Carole Fontanella Mrs. Julia T. Fortunato Frank and Dot Frank's Laundromat Frattini Family Mr. and Mrs. G. Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Carl Freda Vincent Fusella Antoinette Gelormmi Ludwig Gelormini Thomas Giatanella and Sons June Gilman Samuel Gilman Maria Gioia Orlando Goione Mr. and Mrs. Camen Giordano John N. Giordano Mr. and Mrs. James Giuliano Mr. John A. Gizzo Sara T. Goldenberg Joan and Gonzalo Good Luck to Pat Mr. and Mrs. D. Gordon, Jr. Richard Gorskey Lucille B. Greene Mrs. Elizabeth Greenling Mr. and Mrs. D. Grillo Marie Grillo Adel Guglicello Anthony Guttadora Shirley Hackling Mr. and Mrs. K. Haines Essie Harris W. T. Hart Eleanor Haskell Willard Haskell Mr. and Mrs. J. Hayes Ben Heloiu Marilyn Herbster Hirsch Aluminum Windows Awnings Esther V. Humphrey Tino lannacone Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Ibranyi Mr. Jerry Immerso Mrs. Sadie Immerso M ss Sophia Immerso Jack Madeline D. Jannone Mr. Michael Javas Jay and Tommy Shirley L. Jeffers Michael Jennings Jerry and Judy Flavia Jervasi Rose Jervasi Mann Jewelers patrons Joe and Ann Joe and Elaine Johnny and Flo Roger A. Jursey Mr. and Mrs John Kaplan Leonard E. Kaplonski The Keegans Kenneth (Kenny) Kingsland Gene Anne Killian Blanche and Bill Kirby Walter and Leona Klucznik Richard Knaack Mr. and Mrs. J. Kramer Tricia Kulhawy John Jr. and Kevin Kulik John and Teresa Kulik Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore La Fiura Joan Lambert Nan and Sal La Pilusa Mr. F. E. La Rocca Barbara A. Lee Mr. andd Mrs. Paul A. Lee Virginia Lee Peter Leyn Mr. and Mrs. Liloia Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Liloia Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Liloia Johnny, Sammy Linda Thomas Linfante Lepre Liquors Mr. Louis Loffaroo Al Loia Mr. and Mrs. B. Lombardi Florence Lome Lorraine and Jerry Lotito Printing Lu and Johnny Mrs. N. Luise Mr. and Mrs. F. Lupo Joanne Lupo Barbara Luongo Claire, Eileen Luongo Mildred Luongo Frank Machinski Nicholas, Louis Maffei Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Maguire Mr. and Mrs. L. Malanga Henrietta Malanga Elaine Malange Miss C. Malavarca Josephine Maione Mr. and Mrs. A. Maiorino Miss Minnie Majors Mary Mandala Mrs. Mildred Manfro Mr. andd Mrs. M. Manning Mr. and Mrs. Z. Marchesc Joe Marchese Anna Mae Marc ho Neil Maria Carmella Maria Mane and Tony Mr. and Mrs. P. Marinaro Mary and David Mary Ann Doug Anthony Masucci Mrs. K. Matthews John Matturri Letizia Matturri Mr. and Mrs. J. Mayo Mr. and Mrs. J. McEvoy Mrs. Regina D. McGeary M. McLaughlin Mary Ellen Meade Mrs. Marie Meade Patrick Meade Mr. and Mrs. J. Megora Mrs. Michael Melia Melinda and Pat Terry Mellilo Ann Meloa Joann Menzler Mr. and Mrs. Michaud Joe Middlecoop Mike and Gerry David O. Miller Mr. and Mrs. R. Miller Minnella Family Mr. Olonxo Mobley John Mongrella Mrs. Catherine Mooney Chris Morrensen Mort's Market Theodore Munford Miss Murden Marie Muro Peter Muscara Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nappi Mrs. P. Napolitano Nettie and Paul Natalizio Mr. and Mrs. E. Nathan Nick's Castum Tailor Betty Nodge Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Hara Mr. and Mrs. T. O'Neil Hilton Otero Tony and Margaret Palumbo and Children Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pante Paula Pendarvis Miss Angela Paglio Mr. J. Palmieri, Pat and Don’s 111 Pam and Robert Mr. and Mrs. B. Patanclla Patti and Jackie Patty and Eddy Mr. and Mrs. George Pekroi Maria Peluso Mr. and Mrs. N. Peluso Mr. and Mrs. Louis Panella Vinnie Panella Nicholas Pasquale Miss Antoinette Peluso Ann Pennella Miss Grace Pennella Miss Theresa Pennella Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peperato Mr. and Mrs. M. Pema The Perrone Family Anna M. Petcrpaul Mr. and Mrs. D. Pctracca Tony Pefronc Eddie Petti Phyl and Jack Phyllis Phyllis and Don Mrs. Irene Pinto Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Poeta Mrs. Julia Polak Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Popora Alice Potts Mr. and Mrs. H. Prager Josephine Preta Elsie Prisco Mr. and Mrs. C. Pruestro Armand Pugliese Louis Purcaro Baby Joseph Purcell Fiore Purcell Joe Purcell Joseph Sal Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Purcell Virgil Purcell Mr. and Mrs. A. Quinlan Mr. and Mrs. W. Rahl Blagio Raimondo Giuseppe Raimondo E. Rangel John B. Rangel Mrs. Lillian L. Reed Mr. and Mrs. W. Reed Mrs. Louise Reese Miss C. Regan Mr. and Mrs. M. Renna Mr. and Mrs. E. Restaino Gilbert Rcomer Louise Restaino Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Restaino Jane Ricciardi patrons Mr. and Mrs. A. Richman Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rogers F. D. Roden Miss Claudia Romano Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Romeo and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosamilia Ann Marie Rosania Mr. and Mrs. L. Rossi Geraldine Rosso Compliments of Ben Rothman Chris Rotunda Baby Roxanne Mr. and Mrs. Russamano Pearl Russo Mr. and Mrs. George Saiauski Lucille Salomone Sammy and Angela Melvin Sanders Jean Santarsiero Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Sarkanich Gabrieli Sarkanich Angelina Savi Michael Savi Mr. and Mrs. M. Savi Family Schiavo Mr. and Mrs. W. Scheffler The Family Sciarrone Carl Scibetta Joseph A. Sementa Mrs. J. Sementa Mr. and Mrs. Sal S. Senatore Harold S. Senior Mr. and Mrs. A. Serritella Mrs. Deane Serritella Marie'A. Serritella Teddy, Gerry and Mindy Serritella Rose Settebucato Sheryl Lisa Mr. Marvin Shlofmitz John Sibilia Katherine Sibilia Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Sloane and Son Nettie and Don Slonim Agnes E. Smith Larry Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Smith Dennis, Joey and Toby Soprano Helen, Toby and Ronny Soprano Mr. and Mrs. J. Soprano Anna Sorice Mr. and Mrs. John Spino and Patti Mr. and Mrs. V. Spino and Daughter Frank Sqillaro Mr. and Mrs. George Stamatakos Star Cleaners Josephine Stefenel Dennis Steo Alice P. Sterner Angelo A. Stio, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. N. Sfriglia Booker Strong Odessa Strong Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swan, Sr. Sweid Grocery Store Sylvia and Billy Theresa Tallarico Mr. Daniel Tarantini Mr. and Mrs. E. Tarantini Leonard S. Tarrant, D.D.S. Laurame Tartell Mrs. E. Taylor Ross Terranova Richard Testa Laura Threadgill Dan Tietjen Russ, Acme 7118 Tom Phyllis Tomasclli Mrs. Christine Torsicllo Mr. and Mrs. P. Torsiello Herbi Tosun Mrs. M. Tortariello Michael Tortoricllo Michael L. Tortoricllo Anthony Travisano Mr. and Mrs. Joe Truncale Mr. and Mrs. L. Vales Gerry Vallario Mrs. Mary Verhaegen Sarah Vilardi John W. Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waer, Jr. Ann Walsh Mrs. Ruth Watson Micky Wcisburn Mr. and Mrs. William Wiedmann Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Williams Eleanor D. W.lsey Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Wilson Linda and Bobby Wilson Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson Madame Wright Mr. and Mrs. Wright Uncle Sal and Aunt Mary Mrs. Jennie Zara Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zarra Anthony Zoppo Mrs. Mary Zoppo Sally Ann Zoppo Salvatore and Geraldine Zoppo Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Zucker Claude Ricks Mr. and Mrs. J. Risoli Mr. and Mrs. Michael Robertiello and Son 112 well wishers Lucy Abbatemarco Irene Del Vecchio A Centralite Tony 80 Del Vcscovo Mr. and Mrs. Gus Aiello Dave De Marco Rosemarie Amoroso Marianne V. Demski Angela and Bill Charlotte De Palma Angela and Billy Phyllis DiDemenico Angela and Pete Don and Kathy Angie and Whitie Dot and John Miss L. Augustus Harriet Eckes Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker Tommy Edgar Marian Baker Eddie and Lenny Stuart Baker Pat Fabrazzo Bar. and G. C. High Angelo Fecciponte Pat Belangio Thomas Fahey Best Wishes Charlie Faria John Biondt Phyllis Fazzmi Jerry Brianto Phyllis Ferraro Frank Caluitti Carl Furia Joe Candela James Gainer Grace Caprio Armando Garefola Paula Caputo Gayle and Chas Manuel Carballo Antoinette Gelormini Carol and Harry Frankie Gelormini Mr. Louis Carr Mario Genzone Sal Carrera John T. Gizzo Johnny Castellano Good Luck From Central George (Little) Caswell Good Luck From Frank Cauthen West Side High P.F.C. Eugene N. Cclll Grace and Charlie Barbara Cetoralla Luther and Freddie Gregc The Champ Edith Gughcello Susan Chapman Booze Hound Vance Chapman Miss Jean Jellikik Judie Chen Flavia Jervasi Chop Chop Joan and Bill Mane Elena Cifelli JoAnn and Danny Larame Cilento Joe and Ann Claire and Eddie Joel and Joyce Clarence and Ruth Adrian Jones Club Exclusive Joyce and Roger Judy and Joe Coletta Franceen June and Louie G. Contaldi Woodrow Kasbar Angela (Verona) Cordasco Kathy Cosmo Mr. J. B. Kritzer Flex Crudhart Bob Laudati Lucia Cuozzo Joseph LaVista Curtis and Bess Doris Lawrence Gloria D'Ambola Sam Lepore Tommy Deans Joan Littler Kenny DeFilippo Adelaida Lopez Geraredo DeFillippis Loretta and Mike Grace Del Gazio Louise and Anthony Vincent Del Gazio The Lover Lucille and Warren Rosemarie and Nicky Louie Malanga Lou Rossetti Maria and Charlie Mrs. Frank G. Rossi, Jr. Marie and Billy Tommy Ruglio Marry Ann and Vmnie Joseph J. Ryall Mary Jean and Vic Phyllis Sacco Mary Lou and Che-Che Sam and Skeets Fred Mazza Mr. and Mrs. William Schulman Miss McLaughin Mr. Schwartz Ins McNeill Mary and Seegar Andrew McRhca, Jr. George Serra Mrs. James Meade Service Porcelain Enamel, Inc. Mr. James Meade, Sr. Mrs. Nick Setteducato Millie Melillo Rose Setteducato Melinda and Pat Sho-Sho and Riggi Mary Ann Mercuric Mr. Marvin Shlofmitz C. Millie A. R. Sica Minnetta Sidney Snead Yvonne Moore Molly Smith Joe Moose Joe Spag Ronnie Mueller Stanley and Lydia Joseph Mullins Rosalie Verona Stivala Cecelia Munford Sue and Tony Sonya Munford Angie Terranova Carol and Lizzy Nancy Georgiana Tiano Patty Nappi Phyllis Tomaselli Vito Nole Kathy Trapasso Nora and Olonzo Annette Tuosto Ord. Preen. ACTG.-PRU Gerardo Tuosto Barbara Pallante Olga Tuosto Lorraine Paooe Rose Marie Tuosto Mike Parelli Carol Ullrich Mr. and Mrs. B. Parks Sandy Vacarelli Nancy Pastore Anita Vantuno Pat and Jr. Pvt. Don Venditti Pat Patierno Venetia 3A Elaine Patti Pete Ventola B. Patty Theresa Verderosa Paula and Nicky Daniel E. Vemiero Tom Pictrosanti Viv - Joyce - Jeanne - Mary Lucy Pictrucha Frankie Vitolo Edith Webb Charles Prokop Catherine Quinn Whimpy Bessie Wilkins Arvge Raimo Mary Lou Willows Brenda Reed Joyce Woolridge Miss Carmen E. Reed Ronme Yacovetti Mrs. Lillian R. Reed Tony Zarra Restivo and Marie Bcrnie Zarro Diane Revello Rose Zarro Riggi of 5th Street Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Zitcher Ro and Henry Mr. and Mrs. H. Zitcher Ruth Rose Sallee Zoppo Rose and Sammy Sally Ann Zoppo 113 NATIONAL SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS. INC. 3101 GILLHAM PLAZA KANSAS CITY 9. MISSOURI Congratulations To The Class of 58 ALLEN PRICE. President JEAN A. PRICE. Secretary With the dawn of the commercial jet age. the need for well-trained personnel for America's airlines becomes increasingly urgent. Travel by air is due to become so much faster—so much easier —most everyone will fly. Competition in the airline industry will force all carriers to provide the ultimate in service. To help meet these jet-age demands we must all “look toward tomorrow today. as Hostesses, ticket, station, reservation or communication agents, traffic and sales representatives • Enjoy security • Meet world famous people • Higher Pay • Retirement and Insurance advantages • Free travel passes • Exceptional advancement opportunities Our courses are designed to prepare YOU in a short time—for an exciting glamorous and successful career in a growing industry needing thousands of trained personnel. For further information write to above address (please give name of yearbook) To My Godchild MILDRED MANFRO Ode to the Little Flower (St. Theresa) God might have shared his sunsets more sparingly. And he might have doled out his blossoms more grudgingly. And he might have put just one little star in all of the sky. But since he gave so lavishly, why shouldn’t I. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS NUNZIO MUSIC CENTER EMERALD PRINTING CO. ▲ ★ NUTLEY. NEW JERSEY 15 FARRAND STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR BARRINGER STUDENT COUNCIL MR. IRVING MERKIN, Sponsor JACKIE RICCA. President TOMMY SAUCHIELLI, Vice President PHYLIS SACCO, Treasurer ANGELA CHAMPI, Recording Secretary LOUISE PEKROL, Corresponding Secretary CONGRATULATIONS TO MARIE CORBO FROM THE BOYS OF HEADQUARTERS AND MAINTENANCE SQUADRON THIRTY-FIVE MARINE AIRCRAFT GROUP THIRTY-FIVE 2nd MARINE AIRCRAFT WING MARINE CORPS AIR STATION CHERY POINT, NORTH CAROLINA To Our Niece MILDRED and CLASSMATES THE PURCELL BOY S Newark, N. J. Congratulations to OUR DAUGHTER ANNE and the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1958 Best Wishes MR. and MRS. JOHN PETRUNEY GALE STUDIOS, Photographers 939 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J. MArket 3-5280 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. COMPLETI WEDDINC COVERAGI UkULi CANDID ALBUMS 3 DIMENSIONAL COLOR STUDIO PORTRAITS MELi iLJ j SCHOOL RINGS DIRECT FROM MFG. 150 STYLES. Your School HUmboldt 5-9891 PENNELLA FLORIST. INC. Floral Decoration tor All Occasion Deliveries Anywhere - Prompt Service Wo Telegraph Flowers Anywhere 36 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 4. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 67 DeCAPUA FUNERAL HOME 269 MT. PROSPECT AVE. NEWARK. N. J. HUmboldt 2-3256 PARK PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS A A. GOLDSTEIN. Reg. Pharm. 159 BLOOMFIELD AVE.. Near MT. PROSPECT NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations to Our DAUGHTER JOANNE and the JUNE GRADUATING CLASS OF ”58' Congratulations to GUS AND HIS CLASSMATES JOHNNY UNITED RADIO-TELEVISION INSTITUTE 237 WASHINGTON STREET NEWARK 2. N. J. EIGHT CICCOLINI FURNITURE COMPANY 37 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. HUmboldt 2-8510 For Friendly Service and Better Values ' GAILEEN SHOP SPORTSWEAR . LINGERIE . HOSIERY 82 BROADWAY NEWARK 4. N. J. Congratulations to My Son MICHAEL PAPA and the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1958 Compliments AL CANE 285 STEGMAN PKWY. JERSEY CITY. N. J. Compliments of WILLIAM RICIGILIANO LADIES AUXILIARY HUmboldt 3-8916 DITTA FERRARA MERCADANTE BROS. FRENCH and ITALIAN PASTRY SPECIALITA IN SPUMONI E GELATI Orders taken for Weddings. Christenings. Banquets. Parties 183 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE (Near Ridge Street I NEWARK 4. NEW JERSEY A FRIEND BOB Congratulations to the 4A's from “THE TEARDROPS EMMA • ANN . JO - PMYL HUmboldt 3-9545 - 3-9847 Air-Conditioned BIASE S GRILL. INC. Banquets • Parties - Luncheons • Weddings Capacity 300 451 BLOOMFIELD AVE. NEWARK 7. N. J. I Opposite Newark City Stadium I HUmboldt 2-6675 THOMAS PANELLA ORCHID FLOWER SHOP Flowers tor All Occasions 669 MT PROSPECT AVE NEWARK. N. J. THE D AVELLA FAMILY 249 LAKE STREET NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations and Best Wishes To My Niece MINNETTA UNCLE ROCKY JESSIE CAFARO 82 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. HU 2-0673 PHILIP BILANCIA. Prop 9-9 Mon.. Wed. Frl. — 9-6 Tues. Thur.. Sat. PHILIPS FORMAL WEAR TO HIRE 188 BLOOMFIELD AVE. NEWARK. N. J. BLUE AND WHITE PARK and RIDGE STREETS NEWARK. N. J. HU 3-8715 Sales - Service AVID T.V. O RADIO SERVICE Radio and Television Service Independent Sylvania Service Dealer Enjoy the Best in Radio and T.V. Entertainment 472 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. TIME MOTORS RELIABLE AND DEPENDABLE CAR DEALER 789 Springfield Ave. Irvington, N. J. Congratulation to MILLIE MANFRO S. P. BABY MARIE 5 TWIN CITY WAREHOUSE 325 ASTOR STREET NEWARK 5. N. J. HUmboldt 2-6587 FREE DELIVERY PANICOS MARKET PRIME MEATS and OELICATESSIN 133 SEVENTH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. HUmboldt 3-5912 RATNERS - TOYS TOYS • SPORTING GOODS • HOBBIES 506 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. Compliment of MARTY RAFFERTY APPLIANCES 524 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND PARK AVENUE SWEET SHOPPE 113 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. THE BARRACUDA Congratulation to Our Neice THEA And Her Class DETECTIVE and MRS. ANTHONY J. GUILIANO Good Luck from JACK M. WALDOR INSURANCE Mangia Poco. Ma Mangia Bcnc CELENTANO BROS.. INC. Specialist in Italian-Amerkan Food 486 ROSEVILLE AVE HU 3-2689 20: BLOOMFIELD AVE HU 4-1521 222 BERGEN ST. Ml 2-4842 NEWARK. N. J. Congratulation To Our Daughter MELINDA MR. and MRS. G. CAPUTO DON'S Ting R Ruff 107 7th AVENUE BROADHURST A. C. 122 Garside Street Newark. N. J. RALPH and ANG 1 LARI A 148 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Compliments of MARIO V. FARCO Councilman, North Ward Newark. N. J. Compliments of MAYOR EDWARD J. McKENNA Irvington, N. J. PARKSIDE - SERVICE 264 Park Avenue Newark, N. J. Congratulations to 4A‘s from HOMEROOM 25 Compliments of HOMEROOM 41 Congratulations to 4A‘s from HOMEROOM 51 Congratulations to My Girl PHYLLIS With All My Love JIMMY FRANCES SHOPPE Ladies Hats and Hand Bags 48 Broadway Newark. N. J. Congratulations to GRACE from VI - MARGARET - LUCY MRS. NANCY 8ARTELANIEO 58 Avenue C Newark. N. J. Al'S 8AR8ER SHOP Ml 7th Avenue Newark. N. J. Compliments of the CHIAPPETTA FAMILY Compliments of LOUIS PROSPERI DEE (r OEE CLOTHING CO. 5 So. 14th Street Newark. N. J. Congratulations to My Sister NATALIE and HER FRIENDS GABRIELLA SARKANICH ESSEX DECORATORS 60 Broadway Newark. N. J. Congratulations to the 4A‘s from HOMEROOM 43 Best Wishes from CLUB EXCLUSIVE (A Congregation of Fine Looking Men.) 358 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. Congratulations to MARILYN from MAREX MANUFACTURING CO., INC. 305 Third Avenue Newark. N. J. SPORTS REST You’ll Enjoy Our Congenial Atmosphere We Cater to Private Parties - Showers - Banquets HUmboldt 3-8982 43 Garside Street Newark. N. J. Best Wishes to BAE from NANCY and TERRY ARRC NORTH JERSEY DAIRYIAND and BELLEVILLE FARMS JOSEPH PALUMBO MICHAEL. ALLARA HUmboldt 2-7367 JOE BARRY and HIS ORCHESTRA MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS 43 Garside Street Ncwaik 4. N. J. HU 2-7075 tor Appointment Ann lovioo. Prop. KATHERINE S BEAUTY SALON Permanent Waves Our Specialty 478 Roseville Avenue Newark 7. N. J. Compliments of HOMEROOM 63 EMPIRE FOOD MARKET Finest Quality Meats - Frozen Foods 233 Cktton Avenue Newark. N. J. Compliments ot HOMEROOM 93 GEORGE S SELF SERVICE A Full Line o� Imported and Domestic Groceries 295V First Avenue Near Cor. N. 11th St. Congratulations to FELICIA Compliments of FANTASY SPORTSWEAR CO.. INC. Newark. N. J. Compliments from AUTOMATIC STORES and AUTOMATIC FOODS Complimonts ot HOMEROOM 69 Compliments ol HOMEROOM 75 HU 2 0733-4 Res. HU 3-6 Phone Us For Flowers — And Charge It FOREST HILL FLORAL CO.. INC. 145-149 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N J _________Corner Mt Prospect Avenue HU 2-1933 OTTO BLOCH BLOCH'S HARDWARE MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES 89 Seventh Avenue Newark 4, N. J Congratulations to 4A's from HOMEROOM 6S BAGANO S LIMOUSINES FOR HIRE HUmboldt 3-0342 Compliments of HOMEROOM 99 CLAIRE DECORATORS Draperies - Curtain 25 Bloomfield Ave. 789 Springfield Ave. Newark 4, N. J. Summit. N. J. HU 2-2381 CR 7-2217 AMATO S STAR RESTAURANT 378 15th Avenue Corner Camden Ave. Newark. N. J. The Original Since 1903 CELENTANO RICCOTTA - MOZZARELLA Imported and Domestic Delicacies RESTAURANT . PIZZERIAS SUPPLIED HU 2-1983 99 Seventh Avenue TOM’S STATIONERY 429 Orange Street Newark. N. J. To Our Daughter MARILYN And The Class Of June 1958 Best Wishes MR. and MRS. FRED PAGANO Compliments of HOMEROOM 45 ROLAND PAINT ISO Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. EDDIE'S MEAT MARKET 176 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations to the 4A's from HOMEROOM 60 BROADWAY CANDY SHOPPE 84 Broadway Newark. N J. DENOIA BROS. 103 7th Avenue Newark. N. J. CEDAR CLEANERS 431 Orange Street Newark. N. J. MA MW PEDALINO CLOTHES Better Clothe tor Men and Woman 28 Branford Place Newark. N. J. Congratulations to MINNETTA From the Gang At Barn’s RONNIE. JOE. JANET. VALERIE. SANOY. TINA UHEEDA FOOD MARKET 268 Verona Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations to 4A's from HOMEROOM 36 SIXTH AVE. LAUHDRY - ETTE 312 Sixth Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations DEL'S SUPER MARKET To The Graduating Class Compliments from HOMEROOM 82 Stop At DARI - DcLITE And Sink A Barringer Banana Boat Its A Dream Park Ave. At 5th Street Newark. N. J. MAYER'S CLEANERS I04V4 Roseville Avenue Newark. N. J. Cell Us We Deliver — HUmboldt 3-1739 GEORGE S SELF SERVICE Imported and Domestic Cmwict Ricotta and Moiiarella and All Dairy trodudt 295Vi FIRST AVENUE. Near Cor. Ilth STREET HU 3-8710 Orders To Take Out The Original KOSHER IRISHMAN Specialising in Hot Corn Beef, Pastromi. Salads 469 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations to Our Daughter JOANNA MR. and MRS. JOHN MATTURRI ARCHIE S GAS STATION SUMMER AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of BILL RIZZIO R. GIALANILLA Meat and Poultry Market 113 Seventh Avenue Newark. N. J. PEPE BROS. MARKET 286 Verona Avenue Newark 4. N. J. Compliments of WASHINGTON PREP 158 Washington Street Newark, N. J. MR. and MRS ANTHONY ALFANO and FAMILY 840 Spring Street Elizabeth. N. J. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Granddaughter MINNETTA JOS IE and MIKE KOWALSKI MR. and MRS. ALFONSO CARLUCCI 49Vi 6fh Avenue Newark. N. J ALFANO EVERGREENS 107 Summit Street Newark. N. J. Compliments A. PASQUARIELLO Representative Metropolitan Lite Insurance Company 234 WASHINGTON AVE. BELLEVILLE. N. J. HU 2-6056-57 Alphonse A. Vacca. Gen. Mgr. VACCA S TRAVEL BUREAU Air-Lines • Steamships —- Est. 1915 Tours, Cruises and Hotel Reservations 144 BLOOMFIELO AVE. NEWARK 4. N. )■ P. W. VENDING CO. 43 GARSIDE STREET NEWARK. N. J. HU 3-9178 TESS CLOTHIERS Sports Clothes and Equipment Special Attention to Clubs and Bowling Taems 193 SUMMER AVE. NEWARK. N. J. PLymouth 9-6148 HUmboldt 2-5574 ANTHONY P. VELARDI Insurance - Real Estate 38 Elena Place Belleville, N. J. Compliments of MR. and MRS. JOS. DcGENNARO 43 Gars.de Street Newark. N. J. Best Withes from HOMEROOM 77 Compliments of HOMEROOM 66 Best Wishes to MINNETTA and the Graduating Class TONY Congratulations to GUS and HIS CLASSMATES CONNIE and RONNI MR. and MRS. DAN ARRE and DONNA 49 7th Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 3-9497 FRED FINELLI Italian-Amerkan Groceries 63 6th Avenue Newark. N. J.