Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1959 volume:

OF IDEALS THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1959 PRESENTS OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE CONTENTS Ad min ini rat ion and Faculty Seniors Activities Sports ■f Advertisements 7 13 _ 41 r 7 ... 79 BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY 3 ■■■ OUR AMERICAN HERITAGE AND GROWTH On July 4. 1776. a group of men, dedicated to the cause of liberty, issued to the world our Declaration of Independence, thus establishing this nation Adoption of the Constitution continued this precedent in world history. The editors of this yearbook, after much deliberation, selected our American Heritage as the theme of this book. The above map measures the growth of the United States in terms of territorial expansion But. as a nation, we have been constantly growing, developing, and maturing in all fields of human endeavor, until this day. we are the most powerful and wealthiest nation in the world. Our riches, abundance, and accomplishments are awesome and make us humble in our gratitude However, in this yearbook, we have endeavored to emphasize what we think to be the major and lasting values of our heritage. These values constitute a way of life that has given our people a greater degree of security and happiness than any other government in the history of man. Many have characterized our country as the “great experiment in living democracy. This concept of the way free men should and must live has evolved through much torment, strife, and struggle. The ideals of freedom and democracy have been bought with American blood. There are many memorial tablets in our school that attest to this fact. This, then is our most cherished part of our inheritance. Our freedoms are our proudest achievements As the fly leaf at the back of the Athenaeum. the editors deliberately selected a photographic reminder of the bombing of Pearl Harbor as a warning that Americans must be alert, vigilant, and willing to make sacrifices to preserve our dearly and bitterly won AMERICAN HERITAGE. The struggle today against us is diabolically subtle and sophisticated. It will be the task of the future for Americans to continue to rise to the requirements and duties of this complex challenge and meet it successfully. For. we are essentially the last defenders of freedom and democracy in the world . . . the last hope of mankind IS Alt RINGER’S HALL OF FAME 1SH Our Nominee MRS. AUGUSTA B. FREY. R.N. IMS graduating '''M be Mrs. Augusta b. Frey. We deem her worthy of this honor of her unwavering dedication and service to the students and faculty of Barringer. Her responses in countless situations are a tribute to the traditions and ethics of her noble profession In our estimation, no one is more befitting the title of Registered Nurse than our Mrs. Frey. She never failed to live up to the responsibilities and ideals of service established by her profession. Her treatment consisted of an adept combination of sound medical advice. a witty sense of humor, and plenty of human warmth Wisely knowing the interrac-tion of physical and emotio nal factors in causing illness. Miss Frey never neglected the emotional health of students.? who seeked medical advice. We are grateful to Mrs. Augusta Frey for being an efficient and competent nurse, but most important of all wa wish to express our appreciation for being a good friend to us. In a world were there is little unselfish love, service to humanity and few true friends, we have learned to treasure such devoted individuals as you. Mrs Augusta B Frey. R N c PLANS POLICY W ITH PRINCIPAL, MR. W ILLIAM R. CAIN ] ADMINISTRA con � b Goldsmith, Teacher clerks. FAiss Fanny Ubrarvan M.� A ten Gf.fnn and Mn. Rot Brashear check out research books toe tetm papers. RaMenne examines m.uced football pUy« Nufte Mrs Augusta Frey cheeks weight of senior day maintaining the building Cafeteria staff prepares and serves over 1.000 r to the always famished student body. A. Alomij A. Alvii«n«i PhD. BA. For non Language Foreign Language A. Byron 8 P E. Physical Education C. Cxurillo M.A. History F. Dit pc micro B.A. Modern Language I. Elan M.A. History A), R. FMirolf BS. Industrial Arts H. Farquhar M.A. Mathematics J. Celias B.S. Business Subjects J. Gctrnan BA Biology W. Crccnticld I. Handler M. Ed. M.S. Music English A. Argand M.A. Music M. Conway M A. Business Education I. Fabiano BA BiOtogy M. Ferraro M.A. History J. Giannini PhD. Foreign Language t C. Hubbard B.S. Science L. Augustus 8 S. History N. H. Ayers M.A. J. Bayer M.A. Mathematics Physical Education Chairman S. R. Buhrman MS. Science t. Curvin BA. English D. Diamond M.A. C. Di Chiara M.A. J. L. Dill BA. History Physical Education Modern Languages Chairman FACULTY O' Kk J. Galford PhD. History JANUARY 1959 J. Girkont M.A English S. T. Goldenberg M_A. Music H. Grasso MA. Mathematics C. Gray BA. English M. Jannonc M.A. English M. Janowski B.S.. M.A. English H. Kaplan M A Mathematics I. Kaplonski M A History L. Kessler B.A. Art 6. Kingsley M.A. English J. Knftcr M.A. English E. Laba B.A. Biology M. Lerncr M.A. Science. Chairmar t. Kapsfatter B.S. Business Education M. Kelly B.S Home Economics F. Uppe MX History. C heir men R. McGcery B X. Clothing M. McLaughlin B.A. English R. D. Melillo M.A. Special Education O. Melito B.S. Science O. Mciwan M A. Mathematics R. Lett MA. Mathematics I. Merkln M.A. History. Guidance H. Nunsio BA English M. O Loughlin BA. Music H. Otero B.A. Foreign Language F. Restsino M Ed History NOT PICTURED M Schwarts M.S. Physics S. Salerno M.A. Mathematics C. Sealers MA. Physical Education A. Schneider BA. Science i. Sedic.no B.S. Physical Education S Siedler B.A. Mathematics M. Shlofmits MA. History W. Shulman M.A. English A. I. Smith M.A Health Education M. Spivak Ed D Biology S. Stark MA. Art S. Stern BA Music Mrs. Jetta Scdicino Senior Adviser Mr. Marvin Shlofmitx Yearbook Advisor SENIOR ADVISERS Mrs. Sarah T. Goldcnberg Senior Homeroom Teacher Mrs. Regina McGcary Senior Homeroom Teacher Mr. John W. Vogel Head Guidance Counselor Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley Senior Guidance Counselor Life, Liberty and The Pursuit of llafunness CONGRESS; July 776' N f £ t rUtn n-’JA $tate$ ofcyimriccL. '----- ,4- X.J . (S ? • + ? •64 , dr tf, . linn 1 4U- XZZddUU-JZl, diy. M+x r-'.a v X SA+Jfa MM U LU A VF - M. ._ V .«UiM iiuL _v 7 T CT lTrh SENIORS P7 £ 77 UNITED STATES ASSOCIATE SUPREME COURT JUSTICE William J. Brennan, Jr Distinguished Alumni Barringer High School «f Untl i frtotr •«« U. I9SC D� r Kathy: 1 am Utt«r«J try y m Wq-i! sad honored to lend you boll the fictaro and the atatemaot. I extend my � ery heatutahea to every member of the Claaa 'or auctM and hap tneaa. Very sincerely Miss Kathy Trapasso. r.d Hor- In-Ch'ei Barringer High School Newark. New Jersey. CHIEF INTEREST OF MAN I think it is not difficult to account for today's heightened interest on the part of the general public throughout our Nation and. indeed, the free world in the improvement of justice. That growing interestpis in large measure a product of the tumultous times in which we live. For these are not only times which have produced a monstrous threat to all freedom, but. by the very reason of that threat, are times which have induced in free peoples everywhere an ever intensifying critical self examination of the institutions upon which their freedoms depend — an insistence upon exposure of the imperfections of those institutions, a peremptory demand upon those who are entrusted with those institutions to improve and strengthen them the more surely to withstand the onslaught bent upon their destruction Never was it more true than today that Justice sirs, is the chiefest interest of man on earth. 5 AMERICA’S CREATIVE PACEMAKERS THOMAS EDISON I overt Of who Charged the World IRVING BERLIN The World Sings His Songs GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER From Slave to Scientist ADMIRAL RICHARD C. BYRD First To Explore America’s n Polar Outposts CHIEF JUSTICE ARTHUR T. VANDERBILT Notable Alumnus and Man of Laws HERMAN BABE RUTH Courageous Sportsman TOP TEN SCHOLARS PATRICIA CUCCOLO Tenth Place JACQUELINE RICCA Cighth Place College Preparatory JAMES LOGAN Futt Place Valedictorian College Preparatory CAROL SUE SHANNON Seventh Piece College Preparatory MARY HELEN JONES Ninth Piece GOVERNOR ROBERT B. MEYNER SPEAKS TO SENIORS DEMOCRACY IS A GROWING. DEVELOPING MECHANISM “I am happy to have the opportunity to express my thoughts to the Barringer High School students. It seems to me that one of the most important elements in maintaining democracy or seif government In our land is to interest our young people, the citizens of tomorrow, in their responsibility as future citizens. It seems to me that in verse and song and prose, we talk about our liberties a little too much! We can't have liberties and equality of opportunity, which seems to be our ideal, unless we have a willingness on the part of our citizens to assume the responsibilties that are definitely a part of liberty and land rights as citizens. You have an obligation to prepare yourself for that endeavor. We talk about equality of opportunity. It's one of those ideals which is never fully realized It was expressed in some of the fundamental documents which brought about the birth of the country and the development of the Constitution. It doesn't mean quite the same today, as it meant 150 years ago. You must recall that at the time of the adoption of the Constitution that equality of opportunity was probably more of an expression of an idea than an accomplishment. At the time of the adoption of the Constitution, for instance, not all people in the United States had the right to vote. In this very state, up until 1844, before a person could hold public office, he had to meet a religious qualification. We have gotten the right to vote over the years by virtue of interested citizens. And only through the efforts of a great many people, through the years, with unmoved selfish motives have we come to the situation of today, where in most areas of the United States, we have equality of educational opportunities. There are some areas right in the state of New Jersey where the standard is not quite what it is in other areas! Democracy is a growing, developing mechanism. Self government achievements of ideals can only be brought about by the constant re-examination of the willingness of the substantial amount of our citizens to try to bring our existing force of laws more into keeping with the ideal of democracy. In each generation of self government, there have been citizens who have just thought of themselves and their own immediate family, but were willing to be their brothers' keeper and devote their lives and much of their efforts for the benefit of their fellow man. Are you going to be one of those persons who decided to live alone or in a vacuum? Are you going to participate in a vital growing democracy? I would hope that you would, by your effort, prepare yourselves for the obligation that you should undertake when you reach voting age This requires effort and work in the self understanding of the problems of your fellow man. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY THOMAS SAUCHELLI JAMES LOGAN BARBARA ALLEN JACQUELINE BICCA President Vice President Secretary Treasurer IRENE DEL VECCHIO RICHARD PIDANZA JOHN HOLMES 19 ALBERT MAAG FLORENCE PERNA PHYLLIS SACCO GEORGIA TATE FRANK ADUBATO 65 Isabella Avenue Everybody loves a lover and that's why we all love Frank . . . hot rod enthusiast . . . booster of the Newark Police Force . . . sharp thinker . . . My aunt says . . . BARBARA DOLORES ALLEN freedom of speech is a right that a Americans take advantage of. DOLORES RUBY ALLEN 59 Warren Street Sweetness plus charm equal one perfect lady . . . known for her mild manner . . . a joy to have around. Junior Red Cross. Advanced Chorus. Mixed Chorus. LOUIS ALTIERI 175 James Street 306 North Sixth Street Perceptive . . . wise . . . fights for her rights . . . cheerful personality . . . a host of friends . . . contagious hearty laugh. Secretary of National Honor Society, Library Staff. After-math Club, F.T.A., Tutoring Service. Big Blue Lou . . . Beau Brummel of the senior class ... a football guard who never lets them through . . . pleasant and respectful to all . . . likes people. Football Team, Track Team, Dance Committee. 20 Freedom to assemble is guaranteed by our Constitute. JOSEPH ASSUMPTION BARBIER 64 North Seventh Street DOROTHY BARKER 26 Kearny Street Dot . . . cool, serene Grace Kelly of the class . . . shy and thoughtful, always the refined young lady . . . two feet firmly planted on the ground. Advanced Chorus. Mixed Chorus. Dance Committee. Office Staff. ANTHONY ARMENTI 80 Summer Avenue Says little; thinks much . . . good looks and quiet strength make him an appealing personality . . . avid interest in foreign affairs . . . congenial sport. ALBERT BENAQUISTA 62 Rutan Road. Belleville. New Jersey Dynamic president of the class . . . sincere . . . gets things done . . . tireless worker . . . effective leader . . . athlete . . . really solid citizen ... a finger in many pies . . . pre-med student . . , Good luck, Doc.” Football. Indoor Track. Outdoor Track. Boys' Leaders Club, Class President. Yearbook, Science Club. Debating Club. Music hath charm and so hast a musician as Al . . . one of the Four Lids, who takes the lid off progressive jazz . . . plays a mean saxophone . . . way out . . . mischievous and withering wit. Orchestra. Band. Blue Jackets. 21 ROBERT BUCHAN 298 North Seventh Street Mighty tall gent . . . nonchalant air . . . to worry less, to study less . . . loves to loaf . . . friendly to all . . . impressive baritone voice . . . taught Perry Como how to relax. Advanced Chorus. Boys' Glee Club. JUDITH CANDIDO 324 North Twelfth Street Judy . . . expressive green eyes . . . saucy personality ... a dreamer with a mischievous streak ... a delightful conversationalist and humorist. Scheduling Staff. Dance Committee. LORETTA CALABRESE 1 1 Cutler Street Bright green eyes . . . warm personality is reflected in her friendship . . . a great sense of humor . . . takes life as it comes . . . infectious laugh. Advance Chorus. Dance Committee. FRANK CALABRIA 430 North Fifth Street Serious, pensive, dependable, efficient . . . never looks for rewards . . . flips at nuclear physics, jazz, football and baseball . . . works like a demon. After-math Club. Science Club. Contemporary Club. Football, Yearbook, Baseball, Band. 22 Freedom to traye anywhere you wish is an American privilege! ROGER CARRITTA 817 Mr. Prospect Avenue Fair and square . . . always the gentleman . . . loves music . . . plays a sax sweet and mellow . . . artisan of many talents . . . finds joy with Joyce. ROBERT L. CARUSO 171 North Fourth Street Radiates friendliness, warmth and total confusion . . . cheerful and energetic . . . cooperative . . . camera bug . . . weekends on his boat. Science Club. Junior Achievement. Photography Club. Respect for individual privacy is another treasured right. ANGELA M. CHAMPI 533 North Fifth Street Champi our 4A Cha Cha girl . . . cute . . . always ready to tell a |oke . . . worked hard as treasurer of her homeroom . . . efficient . . . participates in many activities Secretary of Student Council, Homeroom Treasurer. Blue Jackets. Orchestra. Dance Committee. “B Girl. Acropolis, Prom Committee. Scheduling Committee. DOLORES ANN CUCCOLO 734 North Eighth Street Pert and poised . . . our answer to Van Clibum . . , extraordinary musical talent . . . the only Miss in the Blue Jackets . . . competent student. Orchestra. Blue Jackets. Scheduling Committee. “B” Girl. 23 Duty. love, and loyalty to our Country are American traditions. 736 North Eighth Street Pat . . . lively, vigorous arid full of fun . . . always ready for mischief . . . one of our Top Ten . . . Kitty Foyle of Barringer. Dance Committee. MICHAEL CUPOLO 298 North Seventh Street Gary Cooper stereotype . . . shy and silent in appearance . . . stable as a rock ... a bit shy. but nice to know . . . a jewel of a friend. Band. JUDITH ANN DEFILIPPIS 636 North Seventh Street Sweet and dynamic . . . Barringer Champion Spark Plug . . . well liked by all . . . worked hard for the Senior Class . . . cute as a button. Dance Committee. Yearbook. B Girl. Scheduling Committee. Office Staff. Cheerleader, Nurse’s Staff. Orchestra, Gym Captain. Gym Secretary. BERNARD DEITZ 599 North Eighth Street Barry . . . “If music be the food of life, play on. . . . has a smile and a helping hand for all . . . sharp and alert ... a never ending thirst for fun and mischief . . . blushes easily . . . uproarious kibitzer. Band. Orchestra. Blue Jackets. 24 MATTY DEL GUERCIO 299 Vi Seventh Avenue Matty ... a quiet devil . . . charming . . . casual and easy going . . . sees the humor of every situation . . . hopes to displace Mr. America with his bar bell training. IRENE DEL VECCHIO 170 North Tenth Street Irene's withering wit usually bowls them over . . . accomplished and thorough student ... not afraid to think . . . responsible . . . does every job right . . . agreeable, charming and attractive Miss. National Honor Society. Junior Achievement. Office Staff. B Girl. Yearbook. Dance Committee. Gym Captain, Scheduling Committee. Mixed Chorus. Happiness is where you find it, and Americans pursue it constantly! LOUIS DE MARIA 43 Highland Avenue Lou is number one on the girls most wanted list ... a sweet all around ■‘guy with a socko personality . . . makes a habit of being well mannered and refined ... a rare creative thinker. STEVE EVANGELIS 35 Vi Third Avenue •'Greek'' to us . . . promises you world as well as Arpege . . . responsibility is not in his vocabulary . . . lives a carefree life. 25 ANGELA EVANGELISTA 51 Park Avenue A match for Gracie Allen is our “Ju-Ju . . . manages hilariously to put her foot into it . . . pretty, pert and peppy . . . tastefully and impeccably styled ... an angel who brightens the scene of life. Dance Committee. VINCENT FABRIZIO 751 Highland Avenue Good looks and a warm smile . . ■ never ending sense of humor . . . nonchalant manner is deceiving . . . Casanova ... has a way with the girls. DONALD R. FEDERICI 47 Third Street Perserving student . . . easy to get along with . . . sincere and straight forward . . . kept class posted with his attractive posters ... an artistic lensman . . . college bound. Science Club. Italian Club. Photography Club. Junior Achievement. Fair and equal justice is basic to American democracy. 26 GLORIA FERRARA 387 North Sixth Street Efficient, capable Girl Friday . . . a walking dream . . , leisure and relaxation are her chief hobbies. Yearbook, Office Staff. Scheduling Committee. Dance Committee. ANN FLANAGAN 42 Third Street Miss Annie always has the next to the last word . . . devastating sense of humor . . . chief hobby is spending money . . . Lou's preferably! Office Staff. Dance Committee. PHYLLIS FERRARO 197 Clifton Avenue Intelligent and charming . , . excels in brilliance . . . gregarious . . . Mr. Buhrman's right hand ... an asset to any lively occasion . . . has a special ability to acquire friends Student Council. Yearbook, Dance Committee. Gym Captain. RICHARD FIDANZA 745 Parker Street Talent unlimited . . . creative and imaginative artist . . . clever, satirical cartoonist . . . proud of being in the Ground Observer Corps ... to know him is to like him. National Honor Society. Science Club. Yearbook. Bank Representative. Contemporary Club. After-math Club. Americans may choose their occupation and work where they please 27 CARL FURIA 288 Garside Street Becomes eloquent and passionate over his car . . . the great story teller . . . Henry Ford of the class . . . member of The Argonauts Car Club. The Bill of Rights assures us the right to think as we please and read what we please. NICKY GUANCI 216 Bloomfield Avenue Quiet, conservative . . . avid interest m sports . . . achieved fame on Big Blue Soccer Team. Soccer. DONALD GABRIEL 373 North Sixth Street Light footed, light hearted ''Don” . . . always on stage with entertaining patter .. . expert fencer ... a comment that is always touch . Fencing. Track. NICHOLAS GUARINO 471 North Ninth Street A man of integrity . . . proud to be independent and self sufficient . . . takes the knocks out of life with a courageous smile . . . sterling character . . . dapper and devastating charm. Science Club. Junior Red Cross. 28 The Selective Service Act provides for equal military service. JOHN A. HOLMES 451 Orange Street John . . . was born for the roaring twenties . . . cheerful manner . . . gentlemen at all times . . . noted for his crew-cut, sparkling blue eyes and quick wit. National Honor Society. After-math Club. Science Club. Boys’ Leaders. Outdoor Track. Captain of Cross Country Team. Acropolis Agent, Yearbook Sports Editor, Dance Committee. ■ STEVE HONIG 751 Broadway Takes off in his Ford convertible . . . very casual . . . free ranging mind . . . handsome ... a man of much action and few words. THOMAS GUIDA 302 North Seventh Street The strong, silent type with the new Rock Hudson nose . . . one of the Big Blue gridiron aces . . . winning ways . . . skilled artist . . . throughly likeable gent ... his mom is Barringer's most enthusiastic cheerleader. Football. Track. Boys' Leaders. MARY HELEN JONES 196 Broadway Sophistication plus charm ... dazzling, devilish . . . athlete . . . always in trim ... on everyone’s hit parade . . . Louella Parsons of the class. Dance Committee. Gym Captain. 29 ROSE JULIANO 51 Fifth Street Efficient class secretary . . . volunteers her efforts for many activities . . . financial wheel of the senior class . . . cheer all cheer this cheerleader who is lovely to look at . . . delightful to know. 4A Class Secretary, Cheerleader, Junior Achievement. B” Girl. Office Staff, Yearbook. Advanced Chorus. Scheduling Committee. SAM LEPORE 228 North Seventh Street Sam the man. is a social must for every hostess with the mostest . . . a gay blade . . . manly maturity . . . sober and responsible when duty demands ... the Bernard Baruch of the Senior class . . . I'm the victim of clean living. Yearbook editor. Football, Baseball, Boys' Leaders. 30 PATRICIA LALLY 615 South Twentieth Street Generous and kind . . . never refuses to help . . . shrewd observer of life . . . a dynamo of class activity . . . gets the job done regardless of obstacles . . . scientifically inclined. After-math Club, F.T.A., Dance Committee. Science Club. There � s strict legal enforcement of privacy and non-censorship of the mail. JAMES EDWARD LOGAN 16 Grafton Avenue Intelligent, sincere and effective . . . sure for success . . . neat dresser . . . gets the job done . . . altruistic . . . perserveres . . . Mr. Activity . . . enjoys the intellectual challenge of studying . . . laughter is the music of the heart. Vice President of National Honor Society. Acropolis Editor. Yearbook Senior Editor, Student Council. Tutoring Service. French Club. After-math Club. Contemporary Club, F.T.A., Dance Committee. Boys’ Glee Club. Assembly Chairman. ANTHONY G. LUCClOLA 187 North Thirteenth Street Future historian . . . alert and questioning mind . . . sports fan . . . record collector . . . never disappoints his friends . . . keenly interested in politics. Boys' Leaders, Dance Committee Opportunity to learn is available to all. ALBERT MAAG 340 Parker Street Mr. Ivy League . . . insatiable and enthusiastic student whose goal is higher education ... an avid Curiosity . . . an efficient and competent student leader . . . dynamic member of the yearbook brain trust . . . daring and uproarious comic . . . the squire of Parker Street . . . Dependable Al. National Honor Society, Yearbook Activities Editor, President of After-math Club. ANITA MC DONNELL 253 Ampere Parkway When Irish eyes are smiling, it is this bright colleen. Anita . . . Sam ' to those who know her . . . meticulous about her appearance. Student Council. After-math Club. Mixed Chorus. Advanced Chorus. Dance Committee. Scheduling Committee. 31 The police are protectors of human rights and servants of the people. BARBARA MILANO 272 Fourth Street Models clothes beautifully . . . tall gal . noted for her dry humor . . . wait until I get my license. Homeroom Secretary. Dance Committee. Office Staff. ANTHONY MAURO NAPOLITANO 625 North Seventh Street Nappi . . . can beat up a storm with his drums . . . good looking and super emotionally charged . . . spirited and efficient organizer . . . rugged individualist. Yearbook. Orchestra. Band. Science Club. Dance Committee. Boys' Leaders, Blue Jackets. LORRAINE PAONE 19 Webster Street Exacting dresser . . . smooth stroll dancer . . . school receptionist . . . thoughtful and kind . . . being fair and considerate is her way of life. Dance Committee. Girls’ Leaders. 32 HELEN PENNACHIO 738 North Sixth Street Gey. charming company . . . always ready for fun ... a natural entertainer . . . never at loss for a comment . . . one of the ‘Pru girls. Dance Committee. AGNES PERNA 579 North Fifth Street Impeccable dresser . . . Barringer's gal Friday . . . will go far in her Pontiac . . . wrote Barney for the school newspaper. Acropolis Editor, Student Council. Yearbook, Dance Committee. Office Staff. Scheduling Committee. America is biassed as a land of plenty. FLORENCE PERNA 347 North Sixth Street Argumentative and pugnacious . . . spirited cheerleader . . . forceful organizer . . . leader of many activities. National Honor Society. Secretary of Student Council. Captain of Cheerleaders. F.T.A., After-math Club. Yearbook. Acropolis, Scheduling Committee, Counselors Staff, Dance Committee. B” Girl. MAUDIE PICHIRALLO 92 Seventh Avenue Proficient, entertaining letter writer . . . introspective . . . keenly aware of the currents of life . . . sensitive and thoughtful. Junior Red Cross. 33 ANTHONY POLITO 695 North Seventh Street The handsome madcap musician . . . magnetic personality . . . sharp, clever and witty . . . too cool for this world ... his capers are notorious . . . brilliant and talented interpretist . . . extraordinary pianist. Blue Jackets. Orchestra. Science Club, Yearbook. Dance Committee, Boys’ Glee Club. Boys' Leaders. JOHANNA PUMA 68 Vi Fourth Street Good natured . . . takes a great deal of ribbing but can dish it out as well . . . very argumentative . . . and many have the scars to prove it ... in a host of activities . creative talent . . . Wait until I get my hands on Polito, I’ll kill him! Student Council. Yearbook. Library Staff, Health Staff. Office Staff. Scheduling Committee, Advanced Chorus. Mixed Chorus. Girls' Glee Club. Junior Achievement, B Girl, Homeroom Treasurer, Science Club. Acropolis Agent. Gym Captain. Opportunities ire available to pursue higher education through scholarships. RONALD RAFPT 155 Mount Prospect Avenue Bowling, math and science are the loves of George ... a senior beaver in on all activities . . . efficient, competent organizer . . . manages folks with skill and tact ... a master of human relations . . . will spice up any occasion with a little playful nonsense Science Club. Treasurer of After-math Club. Chairman of Prom Committee. GERARD RESTAINO 744 Broadway The zaniest electrician in Newark . . . dependable . . . analytic mind . . . an appreciative eye and line for the girls . . . No, Mr. Pat Restaino is not my father . . . constantly dreams of being a sign painter. Science Club. Dance Committee. Prom Committee. Homeroom Vice-President. 34 LOUIS ROSSETTI 62 Fifth Street Shrewd Lou . . . perceptive . . . quiet as a brass band . . . enterprising business acumen . . . cooperative and con-siderate ... a vast admiration society. Homeroom President, Yearbook, Dance Committee. MENA RESTAINO 461 North Sixth Street Pepper pot . . . Have you heard the latest . . . takes a bade seat for no one . . . bom commentator . . . has a winning smile. Student Council. Dance Committee. Science Club. Office Staff. Scheduling Committee. JACQUELINE RICCA 101 Seventh Avenue It’s nice to be natural when you're naturally n«e . . . ambition has no rest . . . brilliant student . . . perfect lady . . . master of the clever phrase . . . hydrogen sulfide drives our Jackie mad . . . dynamic personality . . . Miss Activity. Student Council President, 4A Class Vice-President, Treasurer of National Honor Society. Secretary of F.T.A., Dance Committee, Yearbook Managing Editor, Scheduling Committee. ‘B“ Girl, Music Club, Science Club. Junior Achievement. Mixed Chorus. After-math Club, Gym Captain, Gym Secretary. Amertcans have always displayed a social concern for the welfare of their fellow man RICHARD ALLEN ROY 322 Hunterdon Street A brave young man . . . optimistic . . . conscientious student . . . succeeds in making the most of life . . . rich baritone voice. Boys’ Glee Club, Leaders Club. PHYLLIS SACCO 890 De Graw Avenue Bright and snappy . . . attractive . . . gracious . . . sees the humor in every situation . . . puts automation to shame. National Honor Society. Student Council Treasurer. Cheerleader. Yearbook. Office Staff. Scheduling Committee. Dance Committee. “B Girl. The right to vote by secret billot makes democracy effective. THOMAS SAUCHILLI 120 Fourth Street Tommy is the unofficial first citizen of 8arringer ... a handsome refined gentleman who plays a mellow horn . . . flawless character ... an intelli gent, conscientious student . . . per-_ ccptive mind an avid interest in the liberal arts. President of National Honor Society. Vice-President of Student Council J Leader of 8lue Jackets. Band. Orchestra. Science Club. 36 Freedom to worship God os one pleoses is guorontced by the First Amendment. ARLENE SPATOLA 90 Gars id Street Appears to have lightly stepped off the cover of Vogue . . . boundless charm . . . her friendliness is her golden wand. Girls' Glee Club. Dance Committee. GEORGIA TATE 180 Warren Street One of the Big Three . . . intellectual . . . persistent scholar . . . appreciates a good laugh . . . well integrated personality . . . cheered for the Big Blue National Honor Society. Cheerleader. After-math Club Secretary. Tutoring Service. Dance Committee. EVELYN MARGARET SMITH 235 South Sixth Street Evelyn and her magic violin are an accomplished pair . . . loves music . . . a bowling ace . . . never loses faith . . . trusts God . . . devotes much of herself to many activities. Music Club, F.T.A.. Junior Red Cross. Girls' Leaders. After-math Club, Science Club. Advanced Chorus. Orchestra. Tri-Hi-Y Club, Contemporary Club. THERESA TESTA 460 Fourth Street Socially in demand with a full date book . . . one of the wheels of the Prom Committee . . . proud of her Buick . . . expressive eyes . . . ebony tresses. Prom Committee, Dance Committee. 37 MICHAEL D. TETTA 105 Roseville Avenue Always ready to promote pandemonium and lauQhter . . . vibrating voice . . never without a broad smile . . . lives a carefree life . our 'Metta' . CARLETON B. WILSON JR. 18 Kearny Street Junior . . . adept dancer and National Fencing Champion . . prides himself in being one of the best dressed sportsmen about town . . . very approachable guy ... a good sport on and off the football field. Fencing Team. Football Team. KATHLEEN TRAPASSO 444 South Thirteenth Street Katrinka . . . energetic Yearbook Editor-in-Chief . . . cracks the whip . . . expressive hands . . explosive personality ... a quiet moment never to be found . . . very active Miss. Yearbook Editor-m-Chief. Acropolis Agent, Girls’ Gee Club. Office Staff. B” Grl, Dance Committee. Gym Captain. Gym Secretary. Student Teacher. JANET TUTTLE 28 Fourth Street Quiet and cute pleasant disposition . . . has a song in her heart . . . devotes much of her time to the Junior Red Crass. Junior Red Crass. Science Club. GHs' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus 38 American tradition seeks a better tomorrow through science and research. ANTOINETTE ZARRA 102 Vi Mount Prospect Avenue Annette . . . pleasant manner . . . sparkling eyes . . . one of the Top Ten . . . 4A money collector . . . gracious young lady . . . wears a smile. 4A Class Treasurer. Student Council. Dance Committee. Girls’ Glee Club, Gym Captain, “B Girl. FRANK CALDERONE 450 North Twelfth Avenue The quiet man ... all knowing twinkle . . . carefree and amiable . . . generous and considerate . . . magnetic smile. SALLY ANN ZOPPO 68 Peck Avenue To worry less ... to study less . . . her idea of happiness . . . sincere and thoughtful . . . delicate lass with a bright twinkle . . . perceptive understanding . . . oh, those pranks! Acropolis Agent, Dance Committee. American representative government is exemplified by city councilman Joseph V. Melillo explaining his political position to Barringer's students. SENIOR HOMEROOM BRICKBATS ACTIVITIES LANGUAGE ARTS • • • Mitt Gray explain the Ha'vard outline to English 8x student . Parlex-vous Francais?” Mats, Out! Mastering the fundamental of the English language. Corrugating verbs • the bam of the students in Italian class. SOCIAL STUDIES AND HUMANITIES ... Painful playback can be enlightening fo pe ch CUtt Economic da learn the ba concept of capital,«n. THE SCIENCES . . . Tomorrow' physicists get their basic training. Biology class examines tower forms of life. A pendulum experiment is Physics formed by Mr. Hubbard's class. 'An acid on a base yields a salt and water. Senior Science class involved in weight experiment. MATHEMATICS .. . BUSINESS . . From the principal diagonal tubtracf the secondary diagonals.' Use of the slide rule It Incorporated In trigonometry problems. I still don't get It , a freguent cry from geometry classes. Future draftsmen getting their basic training. Watch those fingers fly! Creative imagination ha a field FINE ARTS . . . Seniors in Advanced Shop operate jig saw. Barringer stylists work on original fashions. °W,‘ ,h olot'° culmination of all Now this is a crankshaft, you dummies , cr.es M Naporano to his safety class. Wh«t � Cooking? PHYSICAL EDUCATION • • • Stenograph in training. Now come down. DEBATINI CLUB HI-FI CLUB SPANISH CLUB I III MUSIC IN HI-FI STEREO B«rrioo f Bond trik« up. When The Seints Go Marching In. Advanced Chon mb aud.ence with thoir firing tinging Donne Nobis Pecern PROGRESS is our most important product! ,Any 0f you guys know th blond in homeroom 74?' moments to remember BY RICHARD FIDANZA YOU’VE GOT TO HAVE HEART CAR LET ON WILSON Back THOMAS GUIDA Tackle GALLANT City Champions 8P m p- saA6? !%r %7 £ Sawf Wv r$ 40 , ji 42 H ■■ .73 BARRINGIR VARSITY TEAM THAT KNDIO SEASON 7-2-0 SCOREBOARD y | b OPP. Central 56 0 Trenton Central — 27 0 South SideKL !!L , 27 14 West Side 21 19 Weequahic 60 0 East Side 13 7 Orange — ...... 39 0 Plainfield 0 27 East Orange 7 27 59 JOSEPH BARBIER SEEING IS BELIEVING ONE FOR THE BIG BLUE! Put it m there. Frankie PUFF THEIR WAY TO VICTORY JOHN HOLMES Coach Mr. Oaude DrChiara explains jumping technique to Indoor Track Team. JOSEPH BARBIER FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT WITH ALL OUR MIGHT! 67 ROSE JULIANO Whatever You Do. Don’t Move Weit! A GLIMPSE OF AMERICA’S WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR' Barringer . . 0 West Side . 4 Barringer . . 3 East Side . . . 10 Barringer . 0 Weequahic . . 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 FAVORITE PASTIME Catcher Sam Lepore wields a mighty bat. Close play at first puts Barringer man on bate. Second Baseman Lou Rossetti was in on many key put-outs. teen age whir f ►•If 1 ?• .. f- to to . '' n r i pi Ever . ., .. •« M P“ WJ 7 ? .. i t i � Th� SUT7 ' ,‘ T .• rS - % • • U) i « • 4 � 0,6«' V1 C ' 1 fe, ► re ’ • � THE LINE UP MARY HELEN JONES and SAM LEPORE ••Vakety-Yjk!” LORETTA CALABRESE and ANTHONY NAPOLITANO W crown thee. Mr. and Mr . Rheingold! ANGELA EVANGELISTA and LOU DC MARIA The Cute Trick and The Joker ARLENE SPATOLA and LOU ALTIERI Chic and Spifty are putting on the Riti for Vogue and Etqulre. LORRAINE PAONE and RONALD RAFFT Look what per� onallty did for Brigette Bardot and Elvh Pretley! GERRY LAVANTE and CARLETON WILSON Danced off both their � hoe . . . at the Darktown Strutter Ball! JACQUELINE RICCA and ALBERT MAAG Tlwy wRI 90 tart IRENE DEL VECCHIO and RICHARD ElDANZA W« took lostont from Jon N fy. FESTIVAL OF Opus In Paittls a Th« WorM •Tanoo” 72 Waltz AMERICAN DANCES Famous Jitterbug ’Charleston” 'Square Dance' Goblins Call Fox Trot Cha Cha ON THE AIR . . . WHAT’S MY LINE? IN THE GRAND TRADITION OF AMERICAN JOURNALISM lseniiu '. mva T ri xr Balaiice? CM I � ericau Editors Phyllis Ferraro and Kathy Traoesso copy to m«tt dMdl.no Literary staff expresses frustration o-«f la4t h0 Editor, Al trat over HO ' t sharp 4’ Financial wizards count up advertising receipts Sport editors. IS “STRIKE FEVER GR0WING2- THEY SAID IT COULDN'T BE DONE YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF __________________ Kathy Trepasso MANAGING EDITOR...... .......- Albert Maag SENIOR EDITOR___________________ -..James Logan PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR—_________________ James Meoia SPORTS EDITORS.................Joseph Barbier and John Holmes ART EDITOR__________________ Richard FxJanza BUSINESS MANAGERS_________________________Phyllis Sacco. Judy DeFilippts. and Lou Rossetti ADVERTISING EDITORS__________________________Sam Lepore. Tony Nepoliteno COPY EDITORS Irene Del Vecchm and Jacqueline Ricca ADVISER_____________________ Mr. Marvin Shlofmltz STAFF: Joanna Puma. Agnes Perna. Rose Juliano. G or a Ferrara. Tom Guide. Wayne Stotz. Phyllis Ferraro. Florence Perna. roons will make Yorker Jeetou ! °W siting the copy here?1 76 The well dressed student. Ala Graduation ... In High School hi friends ware the beginning of a plenty, now life in High School. As we open the book of your life ... On April BO. 1927 Marvin Shlofmitz was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Shlofmitz. He was a very pleasant baby. From a very young age he wanted to teach other children and constantly played school with his brother Sol. They got along very well together. He began his education at the age of five and attended 14th Avenue Grammar School in Newark. He enjoyed going to school. With honors in 1939 at the age of 1314 he was graduated from Grammar School. He later went to West Side High School also in Newark. While in West Side he served on the school paper and took an interest in this type of work. In 1943 he was graduated and went on to Montclair State Teachers' College. Then in 1946. Uncle Sam stepped in and interrupted his college education for a while. In the United States Army Air Force he did a fine job as a corporal. After being in the Air Force he lost interest in school; but with the help of a professor he regained his ambitions and enrolled again at Montclair State Teachers' College. In 1948 he was graduated from Montclair State but went on studying and later he received his Master’s Degree in English and History. He was offered his first teaching job in 1950 in Teaneck High School. After teaching there for four years he took Newark examinations- and passed. He then was transferred to Cleveland Junior High School in Newark. He taught there for two years, but did not enjoy his stay there. He then felt as though he wanted to teach outside of Newark until he came to Barringer in 1955 where he has remained and is very satisfied. We. the Class of January 1959. would like to express our appreciation and gratitude to Mr. Shlofmitz for doing a fine and outstanding job as our yearbook adviser .'. . and friend . . . This is your life Marvin Shlofmitz . . . The beginning of a teaching car-. . . at Tcaneck High School. 4W- 77 A Friend A Friend Acropolis Luncheonette Miss Agustus Al from Rutgers Univ. Al Nit and Nite Trons Mary Albanese Lou Alficri Cecelia L. Allen Clearence Allen Mr. Joseph Edward Allen Mr. Joseph Edward Allen Anthony Alomia Mrs. Alvarenga Miss Mary Alverso Sam Amada Rose Amick Anthony Ammirata Marion Andriano Ann and Gene Ann and Marvin Anne and Ginger Bob Anthony Annette Apostolico Adolph Argand Babe-Ray Mr. and Mrs. D. Balhman Tallulah Bankhead Mr. J. Barker Mr. and Mrs. J. Barker Frances and Betty Barone Jimmy Beans Beaver Miss Gertrude Becker Fanny Bell Eugene Beilina Mr. and Mrs. B. Bergstrom Aunt Bessie Best Wishes to Angela Big Eyes Frank Bologna Bobby and Angelyn The Bischoffs Edward Bonasch Mrs. Grace Bonassi Josephine Bonassi R. Bomgiovanm and Carpenitti Frank Boni Jr. Mae Bom Morris Boni Mary Bottie Lena Bovino Joseph P. Bradley Neal Bradley 55 Rose Brashear Barbara Brody Romeo Bryant Kathy Buchan Nicholas M. Buchan Buddy and Billy S. R. Buhrman Patrons Alma M. Byron Cabinet Maker Mr. and Mrs. San Calabria Phyllis Calamusa Rose and Al Candido Charles Cantrell Mr. and Mrs. G. Caprio Rose Carbone Mr. and Mrs. A. Cardillo Carlene and Frank Dominick Carlucci Carmella and Sonny Carol and Pat Caruso Construction Co. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Caruso Joe Casciano Mr. and Mrs. P. Castaldi Mr. and Mrs. J. Castellano George Caswell Mr. and Mrs. R. Cavallo . Dotty Cece Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cece Mr. and Mrs. James H. Centanni Frank Ceres Jr. Mrs. K. Cesario Mr. and Mrs. J. Champi Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Charles Charlie and John Charlie and Ronnie Mr. Andrew Cheatham Mrs. Eleanor Cheatham Chickamauga Chief Nick Ciccone Louise Ciccone C. Cicurillo The Cilento's Mary Cocchia Tessie Colicchio College Material James Concialdi Mildred Contardo John Conte Hugh P. Conway Irene Cordasco Mr. and Mrs. Louis Covington Edward M. Cox Debra Cuccolo Mr. Gerard Cuccolo Margaret Cuccolo Cuddles and Gooch Clemintine Cupolo Mr. and Mrs Curcione Mr. and Mrs. C. D'Addario Josephine D’Alessio Mildred D'Aloisio Miss Marion Davis Mr. and Mrs. Don De Blasio Mr. Gerald De Benedette Mr. and Mrs. J. De Benedette Anthony De Benedetto Mr. Daniel De Benedetto 78 Lois and Louis De Benedetto Mr. and Mrs. N. De Benedetto Miss M. De Cicco A P. De Filippis Esther De Filippis Joseph De Filippis Mr. and Mrs R. De Filippis Anna Marie Dellanno Frank Ueb) Del Vecchio James De Maio Mr. and Mrs. Louis De Maria Ronald De Maria Bob De Massi Anna De Palma Anna De Perty Mr. and Mrs. Stephen De Perty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Derkin Dorothy De Rocco Carole De Santis Tony De Vincenzo Diana and Pete Diane and Dick Mr and Mrs. Tom Di Cicco Mr. and Mrs. Chris Di Guglielmo Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Di Guglielmo Josephine L. Dill Mr. and Mrs. F. Di Orio Barbara Di Roberto Florence L. Dispenziere Nick Dollaro Dolores and Sam Don and Ria Donnie and Mikey Dot and Pete Dugan Mr. and Mrs. Phil Duva Elaine and Sal Mr. Elan Egghead Erma and Al Mr. and Mrs Al Espiritu Mr. and Mrs Anthony Esposito Esther and Jerry Rae and Al Evangelista Mr. R. L. Evans Fast Talker Mr. and Mrs Arthur Fattaruso Robert Federici John Felivena Gerri Ferrara Miss Florence Ferraro Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferraro Mr and Mrs. Frank Ferraro Mildred R. Ferraro Mr and Mrs. Peter Ferraro Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferraro Miss Rose Ferraro Anna Fidanza Mr. Joseph Fidanza Mrs. Joseph Fidanza Mary Fidanza Fifth Period 4B’s Patrons Pete Fmelli Foods 8� h Period Mr. John Forehand Margaret Forgione John Forte Frank and Anna Steve Franks Friend Frank's Barber Shop From the Class of 54” Michael R. Gal do Mr. and Mrs. P. Galella Amy Gallo Tillie Garafolo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garon Louis GarrutO Amelia Genitempo George P. and Marie P. Georgie and Patty Gerrie-Danny-Donna Mr. Joseph Getman Glassman Produce Co. Eva Goldsmith Vic Gomez Good Friend Good Hearted Good Kid Good Luck John Good Worker Frank Grande Mrs. Francis Grassano Genevieve Grasso Rev. Wm Green and Gospel Glovertones Marion Griffin Mrs. Theresa Guarino Mr. and Mrs V. Guarino Jean Guida Nick Guida Vincent Guiliano Phyllis B. Hamilton Dave Harris E. Hendler Tom Hickey Margaret E. Higson G R. Hill Mr. Richard Hillman Hope and Johnny Mrs Florence Horton Edna Huber Cathy lannuzzi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Infantozzi Perry and Ingardone Jack. Johnny. Ralph Willy Jackson J.E. B. Jan Nancy Janesko Janice and Beaver Nideline D. Jannonc William Janowski Kay Jaskolski William Jasper Jean From the Blue Jerry and Dolores Joann Y. and Tommy C. Joe and Brenda Joe and Judy Joe the Chicken Killer Joey and Lila John Mr. and Mrs. R. Johnson Leona Jones Vivian Lee Jones Grace Juliano Mrs. James Julino Philip Kasen Mary Kehoe Mrs. Leon Kessler Charles Kilcullen Mrs. Kingsley Mr. and Mrs. Frank K rye her Frances Kupiec L and M Mrs. Estelle Laba Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lancaster Tony Landi Mr and Mrs. Frank La Para Mr and Mrs. J. Lardiere Mr and Mrs. Nicholas Leloia Leo and the T-Bird Miss Clothilde Le Roux Li'I Pat The Linarducci Family Linda. Angela. Eleanor Ruth Lindstedt Little Mamie Little Whitie Jennie Logwin Orlando Lomanto Florence Lonbardi Tony Lombardi Frank Lombardo Eleanor Loper Loretta and Lou Lorraine and Vinnie Lou and Marie Louie and Angela Mr. Clifford Lowe Mrs. Doris Lowe Marie. Donna and Denise Lowe Mr. and Mrs. J. Lucciola Rose Maag Magoo Betty Maida-Florida Mr and Mrs. Manetti Ralph Mangenelle Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Maria Marie and Ralph Peggy Marino Rose Marino Gary X. Martin 79 Nick Martino Mary and Calvin Mary Ann and Pat Mary Jo-Connie-Sue-Santa Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Masone The Masucci’s Mattia Family Patsy Mattia Miss Marie Mattia Joanna Matturri Letizia Matturri Mr. and Mrs. Mauro Mrs. Mary McDaniels Florence McDonnell McEwen Bros. Clifton, N. J. Donald C. McEwan, H. R. 41 John McGowan Mrs Regina D McGeary K. S. McLaughlin M. McLaughlin John McKenna Paul McNeil Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Melillo Mena and Al Mr. and Mrs. James Meo Mickey and Nickey Mickey. Grace. Sandra Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Middleton Mike and Phyllis Mr. and Mrs. J. Milano Mr. and Mrs. Milmoe Mr. and Mrs. Ben Minutoli Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Mobilio Gilda Molinari Marlene Molinaro Helen M. Monahan Money Mad Mr. and Mrs. H. Montellione and Family Millie Monteverdi Mrs. Morgan Eleanor Motichka Mr. and Mrs. E. Mu on Mr. and Mrs. Emil Nanfria Nappi and Lu Jo Napolitano Mr. and Mrs. N. Nardone Paul Nazzaro Mr. and Mrs Walter Nicastro Nickie Boy E. Nieechiove Nu-Life Cleaners Mrs. Charles Nunzio Anne Oakley Cathie O'Donnell Joe Olesky Marie Van Oosten Mamie O'Rourke Ozzie Phyllis and Carol George Pagnotta Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Michael Palmisano Joe Pannullo Ann Paone Anthony Paone Mr Anthony Paone Paone Family Joan Paone Mildred Paone Sam Paone “W Gregory Papalexis Ann Paserchia Mr. and Mrs. Michael Paskas Pat and Jo Patricia and Judy Peluso Patty and Vinny Peggy and Red Mr. and Mrs. G. Pennachio The Pema's Pete and Anne Pete and Marie Ann Petrillo Joyce Pctrozzino and Vito Pontrelli Pat Pezzi Philip, Fred and Stanley Phyl and Tony Phyllis and Ron Mr. and Mrs. B. Procaccini and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. E. Procaccini and Family Mrs. Lucy Procaccini Irene Profaca Joan Puma Tony Puorro Mrs. Charles Zuarles Mr. and Mrs. R. Rafft Mr. James Reid The James J. Reilly Family Enio Restaino Michael Restaino Mr. and Mrs. E. Restaino Mrs. E. Restaino P. A. Restaino Patty Restaino Mr. and Mrs. James Ricca Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Ricci Miss Barbara C. Rice Richard, Diane and Susan Mr Phil Ridgway Rita and Angelo Anthony Rispoli Mr. and Mrs. J. Risoli Joyce Rizzo Mrs. Mildred Rizzo Ro, Connie, Pat and Mary Ronnie Vac Rose and Sam Rosemary L. and Judy S. Stan Rosen Miss Mollie Rossetti Anthony Rotonda Marlene Rotonda Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Rotonda Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Rotonda Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Rotonda Pat Rotondo 1938 Roznoy Family Bob Russo Sabu Joseph Salvatoriello. Jr. Mrs. Betty Salz Sandra. Virginia, Peggy and Nina Mike Sassone Rev. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sastic Mr. Frank Sauchelli Mr. Jerry Sauchelli Mr. and Mrs. T. Sauchelli Mr. A. Sauer Alice M Schneider Larry Schuler Patricia Scranton The Scordo Family Sells of Morristown Mrs. Shannon Nancy Elizabeth Shannon Sherman Shop Mr. M. Shlofmitz Shirl Sho-Sho and the Mason Catherine Sica John J. Sileo Kitty Silva Sixth Ave. Liquor Delicatessen Slantia-Mac Melvin C. Smallwood Mr. John Smallwood Baby Constance Anett Smith Mr. Holton B. Smith Jr. Mr. John H. Smith Mr. and Mrs Theo. C. Smith Mrs. Isabella E. Smith Mrs. Myrtle Smith Therman and Bessie Smith Elli Sol la Margie Soriano Theresa Soriano Yolanda Soriano Angie Sparno Helen Sparno Mr. and Mrs. H. Spatola Dr M L Spivak Helen Stango Joseph Stefanelli Marian Stem Mr. James Steward Stoney Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Strack Miss Ida Stroud Study Hall 45 Period 6th Thursday Rose Sullivan Sunday A A. Tagliaferra Manuel Taloac Mr. and Mrs. John Tanzola Mr. and Mrs. A. Tasco Leroy Tate Miss Elizabeth Tate Mr. James A. Tate Mrs. E. Tate Jimmy Telymonde Lou Telymonde Marie Telymonde Jean Testa Millie Testa Mrs. Dominick Testa Mrs. Sam Testa The Best Ever Three Steps Down Anthony Tobia Tobio-Tobia Mr. and Mrs. Tomaselli Elaine Tomasulo Tommy and Angela Tone and Lenny Tony and Marie Mr. and Mrs. I. Raymond Trevisan Ann R. Triano Mr. and Mrs. J. Triano Helen B. Tunstead Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tuttle U-Drive-HCo. of N. J. Jerry Valvano Anita Vantuno Dolores Vendittl Pete Ventola Don Ventura Americo Viespoli Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. Vitaliti Anthony Vitello Frankie Vitolo Mr. John W. Vogel Mrs. Nettie Wainen Walt and Marlene (Weasel and Waddles) Ronnie Warner Waura Family White Cleaner's Dorothy White Woddy and June-Ann Mr. Alexander A. Young Johnny Yuhasz Mrs. T. Yurovaty Jerry Zara Lee Zara Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zara Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Zara Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Zara Lou Zarra Saverio Zarro Mr. and Mrs. Al Zigarelli Carmella Zottoli Angelo Zoppo Jr. 80 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE, 1959 EXTENDS GREETINGS, GOD SPEED AND SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JANUARY, 1959 FROM 4B HOMEROOMS 2, 57, 59, 75, 85, 93, 96, 97 81 PLymouth 1-0464 Central Overall Cleaners, Inc. UNIFORMS - WIPERS - COVERS SUPPLIED 137 - 141 RALPH STREET BELLEVILLE 9. 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NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR BARRINGER STUDENT COUNCIL 83 COMPLETE WEDDING COVERAGE CANDID ALBUMS 3 DIMENSIONAL COLOR STUDIO PORTRAITS 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. GALE STUDIOS, PHOTOGRAPHERS 939 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J. MArket 3-5280 Day: GE 5-4948 Nile: IN 2-6072 COMPLIMENTS OF UNITED RADIO CAB HANSON TULLY Mitchell 3-3100 Multikolor tj Plextonc Specialists RADIO PHONE DISPATCHED PAINTING — INTERIOR and EXTERIOR PAPERHANGING STANDARD LOW RATES 137 HUDSON STREET 756 - 53rd STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY BROOKLYN 20. NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS TO A NICE GIRL OF PHYLLIS LYTWYN and LYTWYN FROM THE CORRADO BROS. A • AMBULANCE SERVICE 29 DELAVAN AVENUE 801 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE IRVINGTON. NEW JERSEY NEWARK. NEW JERSEY HUmboldt 3-9178 HUmboldt 2-7619 SCHOOL JACKETS and SWEATERS ATHLETIC CLOTHING BOWLING SHIRTS. SHOES and BAGS CHAMPI IRON WORKS TESS CLOTHIERS STRUCTURAL and ORNAMENTAL 193 Summer Avenue Newark. N. J. HUmboldt 3-2896 HUmboldt 3-9735 RICCA TELEVISION CO. SALES and SERVICE 50 NESBITT STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 464 Orange Street Newark, N. J. 85 HUmboldt 3-9123 A. TETTA SHOE SERVICE and SUPPLIES Emergency Road Service - Towing NESBITT AUTO REPAIR COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS Hydramatic end DynaHow Service 105 Roseville Avenue Newark, N. J. 36 Nesbitt Street Newark, N. J. HUmboldt 3-8982 HUmboldt 3-4068 SPORTS REST You'll Enjoy Our Congenial Atmosphere We Cater to PRIVATE PARTIES - SHOWERS - BANQUETS GRUNING’S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM and CANDY 49 Garside Street Newark. N. J. 496 Orange Street Newark. N. J. Mitchell 2-0675 BROADHURST A. C. R. Cr P. DRESS MANUFACTURERS 170 Bruce Street Newark 3. N. J. Congratulations to JERRY RESTAINO From HIS FRIENDS COFFEE VENDING SERVICE, INC. 86 31 Joralemon Street Belleville. N. J. DRAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE OF HEW JERSEY Accounting - Bookkeeping - Secretarial Stenographic - Typing Beginning - Refresher - Advanced Day and Evening Classes 571 Broad St. Cor. Central Ave.. Newark, N. J. Mitchell 2-7585 ALSO: Elizabeth, Plainfield, Passaic, Orange. New Brunswick Compliments of HILLCREST BARBERS T. J. MILANO. Prop. 376 Bloomfield Avenue Verona, N. J. Congratulations and Best Wishes From HOMEROOM 50 TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JANUARY 1959 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES From EIGHT CICCOLEAI BROS. FURNITURE CO. HUmboldt 4-2320 GLORIA S BEAUTY SALON IN MEMORY OF PASQUALINE BEZZONE TEDDY’S BEAUTY SALON 21 Years Experience OPEN FRIDAY EVENING Call for Appointment — HUmboldt 2-7084 55 North Ninth Street Newark. N. J. BONAVITO and DANIELS FLORISTS OF NEWARK. NEW JERSEY PARK AVE. SWEET SHOPPE IF YOU WANT TO EAT WHIR! THI PLAYERS MEET 113 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 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HOLMES and the GRADUATING CLASS Of JANUARY 1959 GOOD LUCK FROM SECOND PERIOD HISTORY CLASS ROOM 25 AGGIE’S ROSEVILLE FLORISTS If A Lovely Way to RiiMmktr A. P. CAPASSO — P. M. CAPASSO 435 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. 1903 Famous far Fifty Yaart 1951 CELENTANO RICOTTA — MOZZARELLA Imported and Domestic Orlunirt Restaurant — Pinariat Supplied Phone: HUmboldt 2-1983 99 SEVENTH AVENUE NEWARK. N. i. 88 SALLY’S LUNCH THE PAINTERS 319 SUSSEX AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. AL - BARRY - JERRY - MATTY RICHIE - RONNIE Congratulation to Our Daughter MENA COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. E. RESTAINO HOMEROOM 63 COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations to Our Daughter ANTOINETTE HOMEROOM 82 MR. and MRS. A. ZARRA Congratulation to My Neice ARLENE COMPLIMENTS OF and Mar Classmates on Their Graduation JOHN SPARNO 3B HOMEROOM 146 ESsex 5 1600 IRVINGTON HOUSE COMPLIMENTS OF PARTIES. BANQUETS. DANCES. WEODINOS GARDEN STATE- EXT. 142. 143A 925 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J. HOMEROOM 51 THOMM'S Cocktail Lounge - Restaurant - Banquet Facilities Noma of Our Suburban Catering Service Congratulations to the CLASS OF JANUARY 1959 From FORMERLY THE SORRENTO 80 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. THE BARRINGER BLUE JACKETS COMPLIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 69 ALDERNEY DAIRY CO. 26 BRIDGE STREET NEWARK 2. N. J. HUmbotdt 5-4191 1. EPSTEIN HARDWARE RIZZITELLO’S FLORIST Member of Newark Retail Florist Association Member of Telegraph Delivery Service Association MILL SUPPLIES — PLUMBING SUPPLIES Housewares - Kitchen Cabinets - Paints - Class Prompt Delivery 425 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 7. N. J. Corner Bergen Street 330 WEST MARKET STREET NEWARK. N. J. 89 COMPLIMENTS Of RUPP FLOWER SHOP 506 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations to Our Niece MENA UNCLE CARLO and AUNT MARCIE Congratulations to Our Daughter ANGELA MR. and MRS. G. CHAMPI Congratulations and Best Wishes To Our Niece KATHY AUNT RAE and UNCLE ANTHONY SUNNY CREST FOOD MARKET 466 4th AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations to MY SON ANTHONY and the GRADUATING CLASS OF JANUARY ’59 Congratulations to OUR DAUGHTER IRENE and the Class of January '59 Compliments of ROSEVILLE SOCIAL CLUB Congratulations to OUR NIECE JACKIE and Mar Classmates on Their Graduation Compliments of HOMEROOM 63 Compliments of HOMEROOM 91 Good Luck to the CLASS OF JANUARY 1959 JOHN WALKER 396 Orange Street Newark. N. J. Compliments of HOMEROOM 36 HUmboldt 2-0619 THOMAS GIALANELLA b SONS PRIME MEATS and POULTRY 146 Bloomfield Avenue Newark 2. N. J. Compliments of HOMEROOM 77 HUmboldt 2-6470 NICK’S TAILOR SHOP Well Known for Dry Cleaning and Eacellent Pressing 70 Park Avenue Newark. N. J. Good Luck From IRVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Irvington. New Jersey HUmboldt 4-5422 Free Delivery RICKY'S FOOD MARKET 628 N. 7th Street Newark. N. J. GATTO FOOD MARKET Fancy Fruits. Vegetables. Groceries and Fresen Foods 463 Orange Street Newark, N. J. MORRIS'S CLEANERS 573 15th Avenue Newark. N. J. Compliments of MORRIS LERNER VERONA AVENUE HARDWARE Paint, Plumbing and Electrical Supplies 186 Verona Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations to My Daughter AGNES and the Class of January. 1959 MRS. MARY PERNA LEA'S SWEET SHOPPE • WHERE THE STUDENTS MEET 344 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Compliments of HOMEROOM 33 Day and Night Tel. HUmboldt 2-0481 DEL PRESTO FLOWER SHOP Artistic Floral Designs • Bridal Bouquets 69 Seventh Avenue Newark 4, N. J. 90 Congratulations to MY DAUGHTER TERRY Compliments of FRANK CICCONE HUmboldt 2-3528 Ralph S. Rosarmlta. Prop. RALPH S HARDWARE b PAINT For marly Lobar's Hardware Paint Paints - Hardware - Class - Houseware 347-349 Bloomfield Avenue, at 4th St. Newark. N. J. Compliments of VENETIAN BAR GRILL. INC. AL and PETER RUSSOMANNO 376 Fifth Street HUmboldt 3-8866 HUmboldt 2-2570 BETTY HAT SHOP EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY 461A Orange Street Newark, N. J. TICK TOCK CLEANERS 455 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. F. 0 M. DRUG CO.. INC. of Newark, N. J. 503 Orange Street Cor. Roseville Avenue R Phone HU 3-2191 —Anthony Passalaqua. R.P. HUmboldt 4-5054 JAN'S MUSIC CENTER Phenes - Records • Hi-Fi's - Tapes 488 Orange Street Newark. N. J. Congratulations to Our Niece ANN JANE and VINCENT TULLY HUmboldt 5-9603 BLOCK'S Greeting Cards - Stationery - Cut Rate Cigars 213 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations to Our Daughter -JACKIE” and Her Classmates on Their Graduation MR. and MRS. J. RICCA R. J. HOT DOG STORE 61 6th Street Newark. N. J. GOLDMANS STATIONERY - GREETING CARDS 454 Orange Street Newark. N. J. HUmboldt 3-9497 FRED FINELLI ITALIAN-AMERICAN GROCERIES 63 6th Avenue Newark. N. J. GARRUTO. INC. Newark. New Jersey TO KATHY Lots of Luck N. C. S. S. GUGLIUZZA DELICATESSEN General Italian-American Grocers 266 14fh Avenue Newark. N. J. MELODY RECORD SHOP 26 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Good Luck to the JANUARY CLASS OF 1959 OTTO. TOMMY. RAY. JOHNNY. BRUNO and JOE Compliments of HOMEROOM 43 Compliments of HOMEROOM 25 HUmboldt 3-8718 AURIEMMA RICCOTTA — MOZZARELLA 121 Summer Avenue Newark. N. J. To My Girl GERRY Best of Luck - Love TONY PARADISO Congratulations to Our Niece JACKIE On Her Graduation MR. and MRS. A. GENUARIO PORT MURRAY DAIRY 591 N. Union Avenue Hillside. N. J. FRANCES MILLINERY 22 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Compliments of HOMEROOM 81 PI 8-3414 BROAD MUSIC CENTER Lessons on All Instruments - Sales and Rentals 17Vi Broad Street Bloomfield. N. J. ELLIS AUTO 44 Bedford Street East Orange. N. ). HUmboldt 2-4356-3-9796 CAPUTO'S FLORIST Floral Decorations For All Occasions 101 Seventh Avenue Newark, N. J. CELENTANOS Rlcotta. Metsarella. Raviola. Stuffed Shells. Cavetetli 371 Vi Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Compliments of HOMEROOM 37 91 Congratulations To The Class of January 1959 From Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeFilippis Miss Esther DeFilippis Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas DeFilippis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeFilippis Mr. and Mrs. Roland DeFilippis Mr. and Mrs. Emil DeFilippis Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeFilippis Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jancsko The Smart Set of Newark Buy Their QUALITY FASHIONS at M. SEIBEL Cr SON, INC. ★ 68 BROADWAY SCHOOL RINGS DIRECT FROM MFC. 150 STYLES . Your School 92 NEWARK, NEW JERSEY MUST BE VIGILANT • • • Contents ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY..................7 SENIORS....................................15 CURRICULUM.................................79 CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES...................87 SPORTSORAMA................................97 ADVERTISEMENTS............................121 The years behind passed by and fade beneath the dust of the fleeting traveler. Vague shadows of wars, dark, centers of famine: outshown by the dancing light of hope. Elusive firefly, the road ahead lies clear and clean. paved with the golden asphalt of experience upon which to build Tomorrow! Look ahead to a world without hunger or disease or war. Ships, propelled by tiny beings called atoms, leaving homes with plastic walls, over seas made farms to feed spreading Man. This peace, this hope is what lies unfound but by an hour, a week, a year. Hope lies in man conquering himself, and loving, not tolerating, his brother. Hope lies ahead — o'er the THRESHOLD OF TOMORROW. The eternal universe to be pierced and lacerated by rockets to planets far planting the seeds of humanity. • • Within His Room, He Showed Us A World In recognition of Samuel Buhrman’s thirty-five years of devoted service to Barringer High School as an outstanding teacher of science and director of audio-visual aids, the June Class of 1959 proudly honors this most capable and effective educator by dedicating its yearbook to him. As the third oldest high school in the United States. Barringer has always enjoyed an enviable reputation as a school of high academic achievement Probably more than any other factor it is a dedicated faculty that is responsible for setting the tone and character of a school. Mr. Buhrman. charged with the responsibility of proficiently training some of America’s future scientists and technicians, has always fulfilled his obligation with distinguished success. Mr. Buhrman's legendary wily humor with which he punctuates his lectures will long be remembered, including his often quoted remark, You reserve your right to flunk. In his classes Mr. Buhrman has always upheld the traditional virtues and values in spite of the pressures of this modern age of cynicism. He has always emphasized the importance of sound character training, honesty, integrity, service to fellowmen, self-discipline, restraint, and the value of scholarship. He is a selfless man We the students wish to publicly acknowledge our appreciation for the many hours that Mr. Buhrman volunteered to set-up audio-visual equipment for numerous student affairs in the school. We do remember him coming in on weekends to set-up lights and amplifiers for our dances. In your long career. Mr. Samuel Buhrman. you have ably instructed and inspired many students. We. the Senior Class of 1959, are proud to have been your students. 6 Administrators Chart the Course of the School Mr. William R. Cain Principal Mr. Cain emphasizes a significant point during assembly program. Making the Wheels Go ’Round Faculty Men Exist for the Sake of One Another. Teach Them or Bear With Them. Marcus Aurelius A. Alomla i. Ante A. Alvarcnga PhD. BA MA Foreign Language Art Foreign Language A. Argjnd M A. Mujic L. Augustus H«� tory N. M. Avert J. Bayer M.A. MA. Mathematics Physical Education Chairman R Brashear A.B Library S. R Buhrman A. Byron C. Cicurillo A. C. Coppola M S. B P.E. M.A. M A. Science Physical Education History English P. W Curvin BA. English D. Diamond M A. History C. D. Chiara M.A. Physical Education i. L Dill BA. Modern Languages Chairman M. Griffin I. Hendlcr I. Hubbard M Jannonc W. Janowski H. F. Kaplan L. I. Kaplentki L Kappstatter A B. and M A. M.A. B.S. MA. MA. M.A. MA. B.S. Wucgtton English Science English English Mathematics History Business Education D. C. Mclwan It. MeGaary M McLaughlin It. D. Malille 0. Malito I. Markin F. Morgan A. Naporano M.A B.S. BA. MA. B.S. M.A. MA. M.A. Mathematics Home Economics English Special Education Science History Home Economics Physical Education H. Numio BA English M. C. O'Laughlin BA Music H Otero BA. Foreign Language P. A. Rettjino M.Ed. History S. Salarno M.A. Mathematics V. Salerno Cert. Physical Education Chairman A. Sauar Mechanical Drawing E. Scaler MA. Physical Education A Schneider B A. Science H. Schwarts MS Physics J. S. SedKino B.S. Physical Education G Sana B.S. Business Education S. Seidler B.A. Mathematics M Shlotmits MA. Social Studies W. Shulman MA. English M. Sphrak Ed D B dogy S. Stark M.A. Art M. Stern BA Music A P. Sterner Ph D English Chairman The United Nations is they Shall ittTtheir swords int P OW$HAR|$. AND THEIR SPEAR PRLNINC HOOKS. NATION SHALL NOT LIFT UP SWORD, AGAINST NATION. NEITHER SHALL THEY LLARN WAR ANY MORE UN mobile ttam administers T8 vaccine in the Philippines UN instructors teech Egyptian women modern f heelth practices I UN sprey teem at work controlling melene UN political influence grows. 7 ■ '-c-. t '• 0,v«n to trachoma patients m India to prevent blindness UN sets up health clinic in Nigeria. Africa the Future Hope of Man A significant development of the twentieth century is the formation of the United Nations, a dream long in the making. For the first time in the history of human affairs, a serious attempt is being made to make international law prevail. True, the institution is a feeble seedling. bq£ it is taking root, and big ideas take time to premeate. MpfB m i ' _ Science is shrinking distance rapidly and making cultural isolation and nationalism obsolete?. The interdependence of man has never been more apparent. The arts appeal to a world wide audience, and knowledge is the accumulation of world study and thought. Within minutes, world events are communicated around the globe International television, which is in the offering, will accelerate a cultural global renaissance. The next half century will require a higher intellect to cope with new complexities The European Common Market is a harbinger of greater unity of action of people with common interests The proper study of man is mankind.'' so said Alexander Pope. Never before has there been so much research conducted about the true nature of man Biologists, psychiatrists, physiologists, and antropokxjists are some of the scientists revealing to U5 nitw Insights as to man's inner self. As a consequence of these nrv. scientific revelations, man's adjustment and his pursuit of happiness should be made an easier task. Human behaviorism and motivation are being explored to greater,(!more revealing depths of understanding One thing we are sure of and that is that science has r enhanced man. endowed him with greater significance. Man is not obsolete for the new age MRS LOUISE KESSLER Senior Adviser 14 Front Rem: Joyce Rtizo. Recording Secretary; Maria Del Buono. Vrce President; Josephine D'Alessio, Treasurer. Joanne Roberto. Corresponding Secretary. Sack Row: Manuel Carbailo. President; Robert Soriano, Vice President. PAUL MULLIGAN Fir� t Piece WILBURN SELLS Second Piece CHRISTINE RUSHWORTH Third Piece MANUEL CARBALLO Fourth Piece JOHN GRAY Sixth Piece STANLEY SCHWARTZ Fourth Piece JAMES BISCAROI Seventh Piece ANTHONY LAULETTE LUCILLE PACE VICTORIA SIBILIA Seventh Piece Seventh Piece Tenth Piece 17 JAMES BISCARDI President CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP CHRISTINE RUSHWORTH STEPHEN CETRULO RONALD CHEN LAURENCE JANESKY PATRICIA PORTEE STANLEY SCHWARTZ ROBERT SORIANO PAULA STATELLA ROSANNE Dl GIOVANNI GERARD A. ADESSA MARIA DEL 8UONO ROSEMARY HODIKA GRACt BONASSI PATRICK CICCONI BARBARA 01 ROBERTO JOSEPHINE D ALESSIO JOHN GRAY PAUL MULLIGAN VICTORIA SIBILIA BERNARD ZARRO 5 ANTHONY LAULETTE ■ WIL8URN SELLS 8ARBARA WASHINGTON 19 LEADERSHIP LUCILLE PACE Secretary SERVICE EDMUND PABRIZIO Vice President GERARD A. ADESSA 121 Oaf ton Avenue Accepted College: Newark Rutgers University Bernard Baruch of the Senior Class . . . hi business efficiency could liquidate the national debt . . . uproarious sense of humor ... the drive of a bull dozer on the Yearbook staff and soccer field . . . straightforward and honest ... a man of loyalty, character, and integrity. Science Club; Italian Club; Soccer Team; Dance Committee; Editor. Business and Advertising Staff. THERESA ANN ALBANESE 11 Norfolk Street Terrv” . . . sweet and demure ... a yen for mischief . . . Gracious and accomodating . . . friendship is sacred to her . . . graceful dancer Leaders Club FRANK ALFANO 596 Summer Avenue Barringer s - well-dressed man” . . . h� s trouble is that blond hair keeps finding it way onto the material ... hi hobby of collecting coins seems to agree with his career . . . business manager . . . may make him financially able to go swimming at night ... is that when the mermaids go in for a swim? VIVIAN ALFORD 180 Fourth Avenue Accepted College: Martland Medical Center Petite and loquacious . . . always has the last word with the boys . . . loves crowds . . . light banter belies her innate wisdom . . . building her future around nursing, home economic and marriage in that order! Home Economics Club; Girls' Leaders. MARIE ALLOCCO 535 North llth Street Accepted College: Newark Rutgers University Poise, charm, and powerful energy drives . . . withering wit . . . relaxes with the paint brush . . . argumentative, intellectual sparring partner . . . excitable and dynamic . . . always eager to participate and help Student Council; National Honor Society; Class Council; Homeroom Secretary. 20 FRANOTIE B. ALSTON 97 Peabody Place Accepted Col ege. fitk University ANGELA ANDRIANO A party girl . . . makes many strikes with the boys as with a bowling ball . . . impeccable dresser . . . optimistic, gay. and spirited. Junior Rod Cross; french Club; Science Club. Student Council; Future Teachers of America. 638 North 8th Street Expresses herself vividly in paints as well as verbally . . . rides merrily m her Oldsmobile . . . friendly disposition explains her host of friends . . . carefree and gay individual. PHYLLIS ANGELONE 86 Stone Street Genial and sweet ... a welcome companion . . . natural and relaxed . . . makes beautiful music with her violin and flute . . . an accomplished musician. Orchestra; Band; Science Club; Future Teachers of America. JOHN PAUL ARENA 246 Fairmount Avenue Accepted Co lege. Seton Hall University Soccer ace ... a fierce and competitive player . . . swimming and fishing are favorite pastimes . . . ‘ No matter what Dinah Shore says my Chevy keeps mo broke.” Italian Cultural Club; Science Club; Leaders Club; Captain, Soccer Team. ARNOLD ARMELLINO 137 Parker Street His silence is more eloquent than words . . . emoys fishing, traveling, and dancing . . . ambitious . . . plans to study commercial art. 21 CAROL ANN ASCOLI 76 Fourth Street Accepted Coliege: Newark Rutgers University Sparkling and loyalty attract many friends . . . always on hand to lufen and advise . . . craves to write . . . full of laughter . . . has an oar in many activities . . • recipient of the coveted art award. Student Council: Junior Red Cross; Science Cfub; Library Staff; Future Teachers of America; Guidance Office Staff. MICHAEL A. BARRELLA 810 Ridge Street Accepted College: Montclair State College Diligent and perservermg . . . efficiency plus . . . level headed . . . dispassionate thinker ... a refined gentleman who dresses in perfect taste . . . one of the Yearbook bram trust . . . college is on the horizon. After-Math Club; Science Club; Student Council; Italian Club; Oance Committee; Yearbook Staff; Math Honors Club. LOLA BENENATI 68 Davenport Avenue Lolita from the West Indies . . . merry as a lark . . . enchanting ... a live word . . . bubbling and effervescent . . . delightful as champagne ... a busy beaver . . . ask Lola and it is done! ... one of the dynamic forces on the Yearbook working crew . . . and Cheering field. Cheerleader; Clots Council; Dance Committee; Future Teachers of America; Yearbook Staff; Junior Red Cross; Leaders Club. TEDDY E. BENNETT 372 Lincoln Avenue Unassuming and good natured is our Teddy . . . carefree as a bird . . . brightens many moments with hilarious quips . . . can't resist temptation WILLIAM BERBAUM 47 Beaumont Place Tall, light, slender and shy ... a man of few words . . . cars are hts passion . . . girls, too! 22 FREDERICK BEYER 117 Grafton Avenue Freddie . . . pep «n J vigor fills his person-ality . always teen � oking and causing commotion . . . personalty plus . . . e«ccl� m sports me lit of every party . . . and usually thare is a party wherever ha is . . . could easily g.ve an aspirin a headache. Basketball. Football; Traci.; Boys’ Leader. FELICIA ANN BIASE 685 North Eighth Street Accepted College Jersey City State College Felicia ... a model of stunning taste . . . commanding personality ... a natural leader . . . devastating reasoning powers win all arguments . . . positive outlook . . . an active young lady . . . particularly keen about the Future Teachers of America . . . will make an outstanding history teacher. futuf9 Teachers of America; Class Council; Dance Committee; Girls' Leaden; Junior Red Cron; Science Cbt. JAMES ANTHONY BISCARDt 446 Summer Avenue Accepted College. Newark College of Engineering Diligent . . . gets things done with dispatch . . . brains and brawn . . . has a smile for every occasion . . . diplomatic . . . handles numbers and bowling balls with ease . . . waiting patiently (7) for his own car . . . bright future for this promising engineer ... a gentleman and a scholar are an unbeatable combination. Baseball Team; Student Council; After-Math Out; tafian Cultural Club; Treasurer, Science Club; History Club: Math • Honors” Club; President, National Honor Society. ROBERT WILLIAM BLUME. JR. 157 LaFrance Avenue This young man hails from Bloomfield . . . •specially interested in bowling, fishing, and boating . nothing . closer to his heart than chemistry . . . surmounts obstacles with coinage end ease . . . Bob is an active member of the Science Club end Mount Carmel Guild . . . chemistry will be Bob's mator in colleoe . . . h«s chosen career in the years ahead Science Club; Math Club. GRACE D. BONASSI 188 Ampere Parkwey Accepted Co lege. Montclair State College Her Grace is an international doll collector . . . hading from Bloomfield, the is an active participant m student activities . . . surrounded by numerous friends, Grace is indeed e graceful senior ... a typist at N.C.E. . . . Montclair State is on her docket for this fell. National Honor Society- Student Council; Treasurer, Homeroom; Futurt Teachers of America; Science Club; Music Club; Photography Club; Junior Red Cross. 2) OWEN FRANCIS BRADY 332 Sussex Avenue Owen . . . Mr Amenca . . . well-built . . . one of the iron members of the rough end tough Barringer champion football team . . . gallant and Intelligent player ... a hot rod fan at heart . . . never fails to use his head . . . respected and liked by his classmates. Boys' Leaders; President. Vice President, Homeroom. GEORGE BROOKES 95 Parker Street George is the young man and the sea . . . a Jersey beechcomer who has sand In h s shoes . . . bowl mg and cars are George's favorite pastimes . . . calm, cool and undisturbed . . . when all lose their heads. George will not be one of them . . . on the agenda of his future «s college . . . really a grand guy. PATRICIA A. BUCCA 32 Thud Street A giggle is always heard from our petite gel with an open heart ... a skillet expert . . . cooking is an art ... at ease on the dance floor as well as on ice skates . . . Patty desires to fill her hope chest . . . a bowling fan. she is headed toward a successful tomorrow as a typist. ROBERT WAYNE BURKE 499 Broadway Often called Trigger or Killer . . . ready with a laugh . . . crack-shot at the turkey shoot . . . sure to succeed as a f eat mathematician . . . “Oh. that Lix aylor . . . still goina strong after the late, late show . . . The Spanish have a flare for living . . . Viva ! Student Council; Treasurer. Spamsh Club; G ee Club. HENRY M. BYRNE 117 Roseville Avenue Hank will aim to mamtein the tradition of the United States Navy . . . establish a beachhead, consolidate positions, and evacuate (as soon as the husband comes home) . . . hit musical abilities in the 8and and Chorus will help in serenading Latin ports-of-call . . . aye. aye. Captain Byrne Soccer Team; Sand; Blue Jacket . 24 FULVIO ANTHONY CAPOZZI 73 Tiffany Boulevard Phil” spends many a lost weekend sleeping . . . athletically inclined . . . stalwart and enthusiastic member of the Y.M.C.A. . . . a happy wanderer in his car . . . enjoys exploring New Jersey's by-ways . . . Business Administration is his major field. Football Team; Track Team; Science Club. BARBARA ANN CAPPIILLO 101 Telford Street Accepted College Newark State Cof ege Barbara” . . . this effervescent Miss comes from homeroom 85 . . . her intelligent and pleasant personality makes her tops among everyone . . . likes art end music . . . hopes to attend State College for teaching. French Club; Future Teach ? of America; Secretary. Homeroom. MANUEL CARBALLO 555 North Seventh Street Accepted College Princeton University Winner of numerous awards for citizenship and essays . . . Barringer's answer to Fidel Castro and Sir Winston Churchill . . . our outstanding student perfectionist . . . Newark's Youth Council President . . . amazmg range of thought and interest . . . prolific writer . . . international affairs, books and women absorb most of his time . . . can be found using his red and black toreador Plymouth as a taxi . . . brilliant, mature student. President. Senior Class; President, Newark Youth Council; Editor-in-Chief, Yearbook; Editor. Acropolis; National Honor Society. ROBERT CARDINALS 377 North Sixth Street Expert gourmet . . . connoisseur of the female . . . dilettante of the sports car set . . . but he keeps forgetting to put gas m on those dates ... ah. well . . . active in Garfield's Community Center . . . seems to have a natural aversion to homework . . . no more of that though. RICHARD CARHART 234 Fifth Avenue Casual Carhart . . . with his head under a hood . . . solid as the weights he lifts ... no one has to press” him to mobilize his forces to get to a drive-in . . . Seton Hall may teach him to look at the picture . . . Florida's warm sun and his effusive charm just go together. 25 RONALD BRIAN CARR 6 Treacy Avenuo Accepted College: Hampton Institute A comedian w.th a high rating ... a young man of diverse interests ... a whix at basketball ... a bowling ace . . . staunch member of the Booker T. Washington Community Center and the N.A A.C.P. Basketball Team; Outdoor Track Team. SALVATORE CARRERA 285 North Fifth Street Thoughtful and unobtrusive . . . thy and retiring , . . dashing cavalier . . . has that Gilbert Roland took ... Rip Von Winkle ot the class. DOMENIC ANTHONY CARRIERO. JR. 194 First Street Amiable and easy going . . . plans to enlist in the Army ... his efficiency should get him at least one stripe! ANGELA MARIA CARUSO 247 North Ninth Street '•Parlez-vous fran ais? . . . Angela does . . . sincerity and sweetness make her a congenial friend . . . spark plug of many activities . . . bound for Newark State to tram to be a primary school teacher. French Club; Student Council; Future Teachers of America; Science Club; Music Club; Tennis Club; President. Homeroom. DANIEL M. CARUSO 367 North Twelfth Street Shy. but friendly . . . casual manner . . . quiet and reserved . . . reticent . . . sports enthusiast . . . rare tropical fish collector. Track Team. 26 LOUISE LOIS CARUSO 575 North Fifth Street Barringer's answer to Lucille Ball . . . will oo far in her Ford ... up to date with Vogue . . . full of ideas to have fun ana disaster. Junior Rod Cross; Guidance Office Staff. MARIE BARBARA CARUSO 708 North Sixth Street Mane could easily supplant any P.A. system . . . seldom pauses to catch her breath ... a torrent of words in search of an idea . . . beauty culture is her specialty! EDWARD F. CASEY 188 Fourth Street Bright and alert . . . Never over exerts himself . . . cars and gins among his hobbies . . . devastating wit . . . active members of the North Roseville League . . . thtt Casey at the bat never strikes out. DANIEL G. CASSILLI 29 Wakeman Avenue Qu.et strength . . . fishing on a laxy Sunday afternoon is the way to live . • • Dan hopes to become an expert dr alts man . . . Anyone for orthographic projection? DONALD G. CASTRICONE 475 North Twelfth Street A man who is interested in the unit monetary and the cause of its swift demise, the temale of the species . . . boot framing for a Marine . . . good thing he was fast on the track team . . . he's bound to give the D.l- a hotfoot! Trock Team. RoRo is our celery tonic . . . loquacious . . . coukl out-do Walter Wine hell . . . infectious laugh . . . future member of the ANDREW CATANZARO 886 Clifton Avenue Hofy Mackerel. Andy . . . pleasant and cheerful outlook . . . fakes much to ruffle our Andy . . . shimming and drive-in theaters are his favorite sports! ANTHONY N. CELFO 250 Ridge Street Accepted College. Bloomfield College The man who invented the coffee break ... a regular dynamo . . . practical joker ... a Hi-Fi fanatic ... the Jersey shore is his idea of heaven . . . plans to be a microbe hunter. Vice President, Homeroom; Vice President. Biology Club. Math ”Honors Club; After-Math Club; Padio Club; Dance Commit toe. Florence Nightingale brigade. Treasurer, Homeroom; Hobby Club; Girls' Leaders. BARBARA ANN CERRETO 69 Tiffany Boulevard Spirited B.H.S. cheerleader . . . leader of dissenters . . . attractive and pert . . . opinionated . . . argumentative . . . noted for her verbal blasts ... a fun loving coed Student Council; Cheerleader; Science Club; Office Staff; Dance Committee; Future Teachers of America. GERALD ITALO CETRULO III 234 Mount Prospect Avenue Devilish Dartagmon . . . handles a foil in the deft manner of Errol Flynn ... his fingers with a sc a pc I . . . agile footwork made him a flying halfback ... Or. Sterner‘s favorite student ... has won innumerable fencing trophies ... a sky scraping polo vaulter . . . almost as high as he’ll go. Football Team; Captain. Fencing Team; Track Team; Leaders Club. President. Homeroom. 28 LOUISE CETRULO 7 Hawthorn lano South Pretty with e quiet sweetness . . . a pleasure to be with . . , sophisticated dresser . . . a kind word tor everyone ... she will never lack friends . . . her weakness?, well-dressed members of the opposite sex. STEPHEN DONALD CETRULO 554 Clifton Avenue Accepted College Columbia University Steve it an irresistable intellectual force . . . e magnetic personality . . . hurdles intellectual challenges with ease ... a perceptive mind . . . original and imaginative thinker ... a natural leader . . . fencing national champion . . . honor student . . . urbane and sophisticated wit . . . sterling character . . . Diogenes reincarnate . . . Doc Steve . . . future M.D. Captain, Visual Aids; fencing T earn; Co-Editor. Yearbook Staff; National Honor Society. RONALD J. CHEN 342 Clinton Place Accepted Coliege: Newark College of Engineering Intellectually talented . . . sharp and keen . . . analytical mind . . . methodical % . . wide rang mg interests . . tennis, photography. hi-fi. bowling, ice skating, an accomplished violinist and pianist . . . modest and truly retmed ... a real solid citizen . . . plans to maior m audio engineering. Captain. Visual Aids; President. Science Chib; Preiident. Hi-fi Club; Radio Club; National Honor Society; Soys' Leaders; Math “honors Club; Tennis Club; Photographer. Yearbook Staff VITO G. CHIRICO 419 North Sixth Street Dependable as his new Dodge . . . talented pianist . . . champion of Garden State concerts . . . worked hard to bring culture to Newark through the Garden State concerts . . . ravenous appetite . . . consumes tons of food . . . JuiHiard School of Music is on his horizon. Science Club; Boys' Leaders. ANTHONY E. CIANCI 363 North Fifth Street Stretch” ... a quick sense of humor ... m New Mexico, he wanted to hunt a mountain lion with a sheath kmfo . . . he had to be forcibly restrained ... returned to play mg with cars and dropping transmissions . . . enlivens classes to the dismay of teachers . . . Viva! Student Council. 29 ROBERT DOMINICK CICCARILU 606 North Sixth Street Bob ... a calm and casual manner plus a quick sense of humor . . . sports man . . . looks forward to an engineering career ... a host of friends . . . com- Ktitive and enthusiastic member of the wlmg League. Science Chit. CONCETTA MARIE CICCOUNI 475 Ridge Street Tall, perky, and full of fun . . . enjoys joking, eating, and talking in that order . . . sincere and dependable friend . has a deep respect for the deeper spiritual values of life . . . always a lady. Science Club. PATRICK N. CICCONE 51 North Tenth Strocf Accepted College: Seton Hull University Service is his middle name ... our Music Man . . . plays a sweet mellow horn . . . mischievous and sublime . . . thrives on science and mathematics . . . avid sports fan . . athletic Interests are baseball, swimming, and football . . . pre-med student. Student Council; Bond; Orchestra; Blue Jackets: Science Club; Math Honors Club; Tutoring Committee. WILLIAM J. CICENIA 205 North F.fth Street Billy can always be found roaming the halls . . . tall and lanky . . . Montavam's music sends him . loves visiting New York . . . attests to the fact that everybody loves a lover. Acropolis Agent; Boys' Leaders. MARIE ELENA CIFILLI 720 Summer Avenue Accepted College: North Jersey Secretarial School Princess Twinkle Toes ... a happy ray of sunshine . . . girl Friday for the Newark Economic Development Commitfeo . . . dancing, ico skating, and the C.Y.O, make up her social whirl . . . Business college next stop. Dance Committee; Science Club. SO LARAINE ANN CILENTO 420 Clifton Avenue Accepted College Jersey City Stete college This small. but lively. Mil it always on the go ... an active atom . . . jure to be found at a bowling allay . . . can eauly •tir up a storm . . . look as if the stepped out of the page of Vogue . . . efficiency plus brains. Dance Committee. MARGARET COCCHI 1036 Franklin Avenue Student in study . . . always caught on the telephone or listening to the radio . . . full of laughs . . . always happy . . . Marge is an assistant librarian after school . . . meeting new friends keeps her busy . . . shuns haircuts . . . bowling, her favorite sport . . . she anticipates attending Berkeley m the fall. Science Club JOSEPHINE COLASANTI 25 Manchester Place Jo is a busy and hard working gal . . . an eye for the business world . . . pleasant and affable . . . always on the run. MICHAEL T. COLATRELLA 427 North Eleventh Street 8ulldozer Mke . . . strong and powerful lineman on the football team . . . charter member of the Club Exclusive . . . handsome sportsman with a socko personality. Track Team; Science Club: Dance Committee; Football. GRETA MAURICE COLLINS 62 North Thirteenth Street Greta . . . sweet end pet.te . . . born to follow m the footsteps of Florence Nightingale . . . studies hard ... a thorough student . . . takes her education seriously . . . a lively sense of humor . . . always the gentle lady. Science Club; H,story Club; Bank Agent; Acropolis Agent. 31 GUIDO M. COLUCCI 195 Berkeley Avenue Good natured end level heeded . . . deeping end eating ere hi chief hobbes . . . when he isn't making friend . Science Club. GERALD CONTE 456 North Sixth Street A truly gel lent quarterback ... he played with all nis heart and oul . . . plenty of intestinal fortitude ... an outstanding and proficient athlete ... a good and considerate sport on and off the field ... an excellent dancer . . . college bound to be a teacher. Foot bail Team; Basketball Team; Track Team. JOHN JOSEPH CONTE 45 Park Avenue Accepted College. Newark State College Johnny . . . always anxious to lend a helping hand ... a straight shooter . . . high personal standards ... No 1 on the girls' most wanted list ... a popular gentleman . . . very handy lad in a shop. Science Club; Chairman, Daeorating Committee; Yearbook Staff. GEORGE C0ZZ01IN0 555 North Seventh Street Accepted College; Nawark butgert University An accomplished accordionist . . . likes to tinker with hot rods . . . entranced by math problems . . . enjoys listening to music . . . sports enthusiast ... to major in accountancy. ROGER ALLEN CRAWFORD 39 Broad Street Roger . . . and out . . . anchors aweigh . . . for, Roger has tomed the Navy ... we hope that he sees more than just the sea? k 32 MICHAEL CZAR 191 Mount Prospect Avenue Succumbing to a dour® foe speed. Mike it keenly interested «n cer reemg ... he it quite a marksman with a rifle ... if vote radio or T.V. needs repairing, call on Mike. JOSEPHINE D'ALESSIO 535 North Fifth Street Accepted College Jersey City State College Her hobby and first love . . . electronics . . . National Honor Society ttudent . . . crazy about math and physic . . . vibrant personality ... a true blue diamond. Cheerleader; After-Math Club; National Honor Society; Science Club; Treasurer, Clan. LEO F. DEAN 451 High Street Active participant in St. Philip' C.Y.O. . . . Leo's favorite occupation are photography. painting, and beteball • • • relaxes during vocation tune at Lake Hiawatha . . . first man into space to Im? an engineer bn l.kn to MARIA CLAUDETTE DEL BUONO 235 Berkeley Avenue Accepted College: Newark Rutgers University She' fine ... a personality with a high viscosity . . . Ria , vice president of our class. Queen of all our hearts . . . powered by atomic energy giving off the due radiation ... the may become a physical therapist, but she ll alway be our clast's soothing balm. National Honor Society; Vice President. Class; Cheerleader; Secretary. Science Club; After-Math Club; Student Council; Future Teachers of America; Photography Ctub; Junior Red Cross. ALFONSO DEL GUERCIO 73Vi Cutler Street Al . . . talented and gifted singer and accordionist . . . a oay and enthusiastic contributor to the Italian Cultural Club . . . lives from one lunch period to the next . . . feel strongly that Howard Johnson has nothing on our catetena! Italian Cultural Club. 33 CHARLES C. DE LILLO 373 North Sixth Street Rugged gridiron bulldozer . . . that Ivy look ... a devilorn twinkle in hit eye ... an enthralling conversationalist . . . Mother Nunzto it my pal” . . . provacafivc thinker . . . stimulating personality. Yearbook Staff; Football Team: Science Club: Danee Committee. ANTHONY DELLANO 437 North Thirteenth Street •■Tony” ... a gay blade . . . never takes life too seriously . . . finds humor in most situations . . . remarkable talent for making devoted friends ... a gentleman in every respect . . . very ethical ... a high personal code of conduct . . . has developed a heavy thumb as a butcher . . . lives from weekend to weekend. Football Team; Track Team. ROGER DEL RUSSO 333 North Thirteenth Street Roger Rembrandt” . . . works hard at pencil sharpener ... to draw, that is . . . dislikes teachers and likes girls ... so what happens when he gets a girl teacher??? . . . warm and personable . . . suave and debonair , . . will be the sharpest tool and dye maker in the business ... he may make his own Venus de Milo . . . with arms! Basketball Team. ANGELA DEL TUFO 92 Cutler Street Beware of the bossy boy-friend! . . . Angel” will toll you off to the sound of her record collection . . . featuring unbreakable records noted for their accuracy . . . but her radiance can melt those records m mid-air . . . quite a M«ss. ANTHONY J. DEL VECCHIO 664 North Seventh Street Ignites many fuses . . . mischief is his stock and trade . . . Has anyone seen my girls? ... a cheerful, hearty laugh . . . keen about math and history. 34 RALPH DE MAIO 152 North Twelfth Shoot Ralph . . . Jimmy Durantes profefl • • • lends gaiety ,0 ov ,y otcotion . . . pro-vocative mind . . . original humorist . . . devoted to the sport of bowling. GELSOMINE DEMAREST 643 North Seventh Avenue Accepted College: Feirleigh Dickinson University Service is her middle name . . . subdued and sophisticated . . . conscientious, responsible and dependable . . . effective worker . . . respected for her savoir-faire . . . in on many senior jam sessions. Student Council Representative; Homeroom Treasurer; Future Teachers of America Club; Acropolit Staff; Corresponding Secretary, Student Council; Bend. THOMAS J. DE MICHAEL 865 Clifton Avenue Quick starting, smooth acceleration and Strength on the long stretch are the trade marks of Tom and His car . . . overhead cams, dual exhausts, quad carbs and a Hotchkiss drive make up his world. BENEDICT JOSEPH DE PHILLIPS 259 Mount Prospect Avenue Big Ben’s aspiration is to become a physician . . . never far from a soda . . . tennis anyone? . . . avid reader of Sports Illustrated . . . relaxes with WPAT . . . doesn't everyone? . . . uses his head ptaymg soccer . . . advanced algebra is real cool . . . perfect logic. MARIE JACQUELINE DE PIANO 65 Rutan Road Belleville. N. J. Broadcasts on all wave lengths . . . ideal secretary and receptionist ... an extrovert who enjoys people ... I spend more at Kresge’s than I make there! Science Club; Mutx Club; Dance Committee. Gutdence Office Staff; Acropoht Staff. 35 OONALD EUGENI OE ROGATIS 154 Parker Street A refugee from St Benedict' Prep . . . a welcome late arrival to our class . . . ha that certain %mile” . . . intelligent and perceptive . . . easy going disposition • . . isn't rich enough to maintain his harem ... so. he work at Bonds . . . a young man of integrity. ANTHONY $. DE SANTIS 436Vi Summer Avenue Tony” . . . shy and handsome . . . insatiable appetite . . . spends his leisure at the C.Y.O. . . . homework is the bain of his existence . . . intend to major in physical education. DANIEL DETROLIO 35 Coeyman Street Quiet, passive and shrewd ... his Chevy it his pride and |Oy . . . Seaside Height is his idea of Shangri-La . . . works hard after school to make some money for bowling . . . independent and self sufficient with both feet on the ground. WILLIAM GERARD Dl BERNARDO 188 Ridge Street Slim Bill . . . quiet demeanor can be deceiving . . . persistant and persevering student . . . obtain maximum results . . . success is three part work and one part perspiration . . , thrives on controversy . . . finds debating stimulating ... art and poetry favorite pastimes . . . works after school as a florist . . . electrical engineer. ANTHONY i. Dl FAZIO 760 North Sixth Street Bernard Baruch II . . . Tony wants to be his own boss . . . will travel long and far . . . but he'll stop to chat with some belle dame sans merci . . . and tell her a vacuum cleaner! 36 ROSANNE E. Dl GIOVANNI 211 Clifton Avenue Accepted Coliege: Montclair State College ’Peachy . . . popular and pappy captain of our cheerleaders . . . intelligent and competent . . . like to hula ... a quick tense of humor plus a friendly personality . . . spirited organizer . . . keeps every activity humming and moving ... a student leader who makes things hop and i« np. Captain. Cheerleaders; President, future Teachers of Amence; Altor-Math Club; Science Club; National Honor Society; Class Council; Dance Committee. JOSEPH Dl LAURI 103 Mt. Prospect Avenue Joe . . . calm. coot, and collected . . . tranquil and undisturbed ... a refugee from the Chatterbox of Seaside Heights . . . dabbles in art . . . paints in wafer colors ships and seascapes . . . designs model cars ... a tall, husky practical joker. BARBARA Dl ROBERTO 214 North Fifth Street Accepted College: Newark Rutgers Umveruty ••Bobbie” . . . always manages to complete impossible tasks . . . thrives on work . . . a human dynamo . . . action oditor of the yearbook ... as a future pharmacist she plans to patent a love potion . . . sincere, direct, forceful, and bright . . . you can always be sure with Bobbie! Science Club; Acropolis Agent; Dance Committee. Vice President, Homeroom; Class Council; Secretary. Future Teachers of America: National Honor Society; Yearbook Editor. MICHAEL R. DUGANIER 815 Ridge Street •'Mike” . . . John Barrymore, to be challenged by this theioian . . diverse tastes rangesg from hunting to emulating Charles Atlas at American Health Studios . . . studies acting at drive-ins w.th the cooperation of several female understudies. ALFRED J. ECKER 296 Fourth Street Suserian of the organ . . . soon to be a Doctor of Music . . . will study at Westminister College . . . enjoys talking about music, also . . . calm and efficient . . . proceeds with thoroughness . . . will succeed with humility ... a fine friend and student. Student Council; Junior Red Croat. 37 Medical Science Conquers Virus research n conducted in lebt with aid of mice New end safer anesthetics have been developed A counter-current separator it e vital tool in doing batic medical research into body fluid chemicals. Physically handicapped are given a second chance through newly developed rehabilitation techniques. A delicate heart operation is performed revetting the of the human body Pathology A pharmaceutical voentut works on new compound to treat allergies. Ini is the structure of one human cell Medicine has advanced more in this century than in all the other centuries put together. Eighty per cent of the drugs now in use were developed after World War II. The Salk vaccine conquered dreaded polio. Medical research is closing in on the deadly and perfidious cancer. Surgery is performing amazing feats . . . heart operation, cornea transplants, retinal detachment, new orthopaedic procedures. etc. To make these radical operations possible, new anesthetics have been developed. We are on the brink of finding the causes and cures for other major diseases that afflict man. Miraculous rehabilitation techniques and training are giving new hope to the handicapped. Preventive medicine is receiving serious attention. In the last twelve years, the life span of man has been increased by six years. Cobalt radiation treatment offer hop to cancer ridden patient JOAN EHRET 58 North Thirteenth Street Accepted College: Jersey City State College Attractive, sweet, and quite a treat . . . Joanie's the type who can’t be beat . . . reading, writing, and drawing are all attacked wfh vim and vigor . . . mental acumen coupled with her helpfulness will realize her goal of aiding other at an English teacher. Student Council; Banker. Homeroom; Science Club; Guidance Office Staff. JULIA ANNE ESPINIERA 58 Winthrop Street Angelic Innocence with a perky appeal . . . always having fun in abundance ... on ever bubbling personality contributes to her glowing disposition . . . Jul.c loves banana splits, milk shakes, and malts ... a dietetic expert . . . may become a nurse . . . doesn’t like pizza . . . belongs to Alpha Zeta Sigma Sorority. Clast Council; Tri-Hi-Y Club. Spanish Club; Science Club. JOSEPH FABRAZZO 388 North Eleventh Street Frizbie . . . practicing aeronautical engineering on a '58 Ford that make Mach 2 n second . . . First Avenue’s Jackie Gleason invaded Barringer establishing a staunch beachhead of friends . . . hopes to make a career as an auto mechanic. EDMUND FABRIZIO 730 Ridge Street Accepted College. Montclair State College Indeed, an accomplished young man . . . Vice President of the National Honor Society . . . talented bass player . . . jazz enthusiast . . . witty and sharp . . . determined . . . like hi� father. Ed is devoted to the ‘deals of the teaching profession ... a science major at Montclair State Blue Jackets; Future Teachers of America; Vice President. National Honor Society; Orchestra. MARIA ANN FABRIZIO 57 Stone Street Always on the go in her Pontiac . . . quiet and reserved . . . artistic . . . accomplished and versatile dancer. 40 ANGELO FACCIPONTI 352 North Eleventh Street Accepted CoI leg : Fair mount State Dependable Angelo . . . never fails to get things done ... hob nobs with New Jersey's outstanding politicians . . . his friends find him delightful, understanding, and sympathetic . . . truly ingratiating . . . works for what he believes In . . . conscientious student . . . one of the finer members of Club Exclusive . . . teaching in his future. Soys' Leaderj; Yearbook Staff. EARLINE CAROL FAIR 241 North Fourth Street Mantovam's music sends her . . . loves to talk . . . but has to first get a little start off push ... her Plymouth is her only love ... a coffee fanatic at heart . . . is taking first steps in learning how to cha cha . . . Earlme would like to be a nurse Science Club THOMAS FERRAIOLO 255 Broadway Executive type . • . wrecks havoc with a plate of lasagna . . . will someday be Kesident of L. Bambergers . . . soon to seen at Fairleigh Dickenson . . . likes long rides . . . -glued behind the wheel of his car . . . all aboard for Atlantic City and all shore points! RICHARD FIGLIUZZI 439 North Eleventh Street Accepted College: Montclair State College Richie . . . handsome, urbane, and witty . . . imaginative sense of humor . . . a poet of rare expression . . . profound thinker . . . analytical mind ... a crusader for ideals . . . college bound to be a high school teacher. Dance Committee; President, Homeroom, Yearbook Staff. MICHAEL FLORIE 199 Lake Street Mike likes nothing better than taking It easy and going down to the shore . . . fishing and boating are his avid interests . . . M.ke l es a good time . . . living every minute of every day should be easy for sensible, straight-forward Mike. 41 JOSEPH FLORIO 435 Roseville Avenue Accepted College: Miami University A handsome devil . . . rakish air . . . shrewd and clever . . . trusty Keystone combination . . . argumentative ... individualist . . . expert soda jerker at Rothman's ... his banana splits are supreme deliohts ... the social sciences arc his Vice President. Clast: Baseball Team; Basketball Team; Dance Committee. THERESA ANN FRESE 21 Webster Street Accepted College: St. Vincent's. Montclair Terry ... our cool, serene highness . . . vivacious . . . impecablc dresser . . . attractive coiffure . . . level headed . . . solves all problems with dispatch and efficiency ... a doer not an idle talker . . . her friendship is treasured . . . glamorous cheerleader . . . bright student. Cheerleader; Treasurer. Homeroom; Guid-ance Office Staff; Future Teachers of America. English Tutor; Scheduler; Dance Committee; Yearbook Staff. LINDA M. FUSCO 29 Webster Street Accepted College: Jersey City State College Cute . . . personality plus . . . ready with a helping hand ... a friend to all . . . also composes one of the 8m Fos ” . . . Brrgette's sister ... the Baseball Team's greatest fan Newark Youth Council Representative; Math Honors Club; Science Club; History Club-Future Teachers Of America; Junior Red Cross; Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff: Guidance Office Staff. NEVA GALASSO 133 Summer Avenue Popular . . . sophisticated . . . neat . . . always refined . . . patient and understanding . . . our version of Ann Southern ... a highly competent secretary . . • still trying to master the figure eight on skates. Nurse's Assistant. RICHARD GALELLA 163 Second Street Richard likes to drive . . . likes his parties gay . . . song and laughter thoroughly pleases him . . . quite a card shark at canasta . . . plans to travel in the future . . . college and then business administration are his notable goals. Italian Music Club; Science Club; Photography Club. 42 GERALDINE GAINER 1993 McCarter Highway ‘‘Jerry” . . . good naturod a the day it long . . . quiet aryl witty . . . talking on the phone takes up much ot her time . . . the rest is spent baby-sitting or playing badminton. Future Teachers of America; French Club. JOSEPH GENITEMPO 141 Ballcntine Parkway “Joe . . . slim, handsome man about town in his Impale ... a quiet charm . . . King Hot Rod is his name . . . craxy dresser . . . found with Adess and Mix . . . hkes all types of money from yens to ducats. JOYCE CAROL GIALANELLA 148 Bloomfield Avenue Accepted College: Georgetown University Joyce . . . Miss Florence Nightingale ot Columbus Hospital . . . capable and able nurse's a d . . . a blue eyed blonde who improves patient morale . . . reading and traveling are her chief pastimes. Biofogy Lab Assistant. VICTOR GOMEZ 574 N. Fourth Street A sports bug . . . member ot the State Champion Fencing Team . . . Vic is well known and liked . . . finds science absorbing and fascinating . . . enjoys skiing, camping, and chess . . . spends many hours with the Explorer Scouts . . . hobby is Kale model plane building . . . drafting is on his blueprint for the future. Fencing Team; Boys' Leaders Club; Science Club. PRICE GOOS8Y, JR. 344 N. Fifth Street The Price is Right . . . gay man about town . . . well known . . . gallant sportsman . . . pertervermg tenms player . . . a talented artist ... a fighter for the dignity of man Indoor Track Team, Captain; Chess Club; Photography Club; Tennis Club; Outdoor Track Team; Football Team. 43 JOHN H. GRAY. JR. 191 Mt. Prospect Avenue Accepted College: Newark College of Engineering John . . . one of our Top Ten . . . Mr. Who' Who ... a scholar, athlete, and clast leader . . . sings a la Johnny Mathis . . . one of the directors of the yearbook's brain trust . . . efficient administrator . . . always well organized . . . President of the 8X English class . . . Those Scottish Kilts are the coolest!” ... an Eagle Scout . . . and a good scout to all who are privileged to know him . . . electrical engineer. President of 7X end 8X Enalish Classes: Pence Committee Chairmen; Managing Editor ol Yearbook Staff; National Honor Society; Student Council; Science Club; Class Council; Baseball Team; Math ‘'Honors” Club; Sports Editor of Yearbook; Prom Committee; Vice-President Homeroom, Tutoring Service. LOUIS GRICO 248 Parker Street Lou” ... a real athlete, quiet, good-looking ... a nice word and a shy smile for everyone ... a thick and thin friend . . . sharp clothes and easy manner make him a prime target for the opposite sex . . . Miss T.'s own chemist. PAUL GREGORY 1891 McCarter Highway An energetic live wire . . really tuned in on life . . . intelligent lively mind . . . amazmg appetite . . . dry sense of humor . . . Brubcck. Steinbeck, and blondes send him. preferably in that order . . . has his tights set for the future. ARLENE GRIPPALOI 107 Third Street Slim and Slinky as a loveablo cat . . . mischievous twinkle . . . have you heard the latest . . . stylish dresser . . . winning and charming personality . . . twists most people around hc� gay little finger . . . they love it! Junior Red Cross; Homeroom Treasurer. EVELYN LOUISE HAMPTON 137 Hunterdon Street A magnetic, highly charged dynamo of energy . . . excellent student . . . Latin, music, and history are her interests . . . plays a mean and mellow horn in the band . . . devotes much of her time to church activities . . . dancmg, ice-skating and bowling are always on her busy schedule . . . college ... a history major. Band; Orchestra; future Teachers of America; Latin Club. ROSSI! HIMMINGS 109 Oraton Street Done . . . likeable and naive ... an all American oirl . . . interested in all kind of sport . . . exotic dancer . . alert and aware of the needs of the less fortune . . . would like to work with mentally retarded children. BRUCI HENDERSON 51 North 14th Street A man of high caliber ... he collects qvjtyi . . . he’s got a ’’smooth-bore personality . . . double-barreled” charm . . . and a telescopic sight that refusos to focus on girl ... a good man for the silent service . . . outdoor man. Bend JEAN HILLMAN 135 James Street Just to be happy and successful ► this senior’s goat in Mo ... of her many interests mystery novels and jazz rank high . . . one of our popular twins ... a warm personality . . . will no doubt aid her as a social worker JOAN HILLMAN 135 James Street A student of the Socratic method ... teacher-to-be from Newark State Teacher s College . . . World affairs and novels of history attract her interest . . . I'the and lovely . . . attractive and amiable. Science Club; Future Teachers of America FRED HILLMANN 668 Mount Prospect Avenue Accepted Cof ege. University of Cincinnati Easy going attitude . . . loves unusual and exotic food ... a gourmet ... an arhst with an extraordinary creative imagination ... a member of the N. Y. Chamber of Commerce . . . listens raptly to good jazz . . . plans a career as an architectural engineer. Science Club; Debating Club; Lab Assistant. 45 ROSEMARY HODIKA 7 Mount Pleasant Avenue Accepted Colley: Newark Rutgers University Bright and capable student . . . science, history, reading, iaiz. and pizra are on her menu ot versatile delights . . . has an extensive collection ol character dolls . . . will tram to be a scientist. Science Club; Nefione Honor Society; History Club; Future Teachers of Amor ice. REBECCA HUTCHINGS 214 Orange Street Beckie ... a confirmed non-conformist with independent taste and likes . . . flowing tazx accompanies her painting . . . but like the man on T.V., she has a mind of her own ... so. she'll be a certified public accountant ... the straight columns of her books shall reflect her life. Latin Club; After-Msth Club; Creative Writing Club. LAWRENCE JANESKY 32 Broadway Accepted College: Newark Rutgers University Larry . . . tweedy, witty, sophisticated and astute . . , mature beyond his years . . . an accomplished church organist ... at ease discussing psychology, art, music, photography. and science . . . speaks French well . . . boating, swimming, fishing and hunting are among the many activities of this gifted young man who has a future as a clinical psychologist. Camera Club; Science Club; Hobby Club; History Club; French Club. JOANN ALLENA JONES 156 Third Street A long distance operator who has everyone's number . . . peppy and vital . . . one of our Y.W.C.A. girls . . . spends a great deal of time working for her church and the Red Cross . . . expects to hitch her wagon to the ever rising A.T .T. Junior Red Cross; Girls' Leeders. JOSEPH DONALD KARANIK 310 North llth Street Mis casual, indifferent manner belies his sharp intelligence and sensitivity . . . can afford to be quiet . . . he has his own cheering section . . . next, a world tour via the United States Navy ... his ship will be christened ‘'Friendship” ... his port-of-call Success.” History Club; Dance Committee; Prom Committee. Yearbook Staff. 46 DOLORES KONDROSKI 12 Marne Street Number Please? . . . this young lady knows them ell . . Dolores «s en operator for the telephone company . . . good nalured . . . never refuses to help . . . generous and kind . . . always achieves her ooal . . . takes life as it comes and dances through it ad with a blithe step ... is at home on ice skates. JACQUELINE LAURA KUNDZALA 395 Summer Avenue Accepted Colicye Trephegen Jackie . . . natural and congenial . . . among the best dressed ... her chosen profession is fashion designing ... dependable student . . . ballet, sewing, art. skating, and dancing are among her favorite activities . . . Yearbook art editor who helped design the cover. Guidance Office Assistant; Future Teachers of Amcricc; Dense Committee. Science Club; History Club; Junior Red Cross; Yearbook Art Editor. BARBARA ANN LAHEY 81 Third Street A regal queen . . . shy and demure . . . noted for her attractive clothes and long, blonde pony tail ... an attractive model . . . full of charm and grace ... ice skating, swimming, and bowling keep her in trim . . . a social leader at the C.Y.O. Science Club. ANNA LA PLACA 509 North 13th Street Accepted College Feirletgh Dickinson University Known for her warm smile . . . quiet and pleasant disposition . . . enjoys the seven lively arts . . . hopes to be a kindergarten teacher ... oh. those zippers and boots! Dance Committee; Junior Red Cross. ANTHONY JOSEPH LAULETTE 135 Fourth Street Respected and admired by all . . . deeds not words ... a conscientious leader . . . persevering student who gets results . . • Hi-fi collector . . . speaks Italian fluently and an expert photographer. Student Council; Itelien Club; Photography Club; Netionel Honor Society. 47 BLANCHE CAROLYN LAWRENCE 134 Wickliffe Street Accepted College: Seton Hell University Always sincere . . . lover ot the theater . . . can be found at Leaguers. Inc. . . . excels in all endeavors . . . shun's rowdi-ness . . . exotic foods, her weakness . . . dancing, her delight . . . future teachers a must . . . never loses her equilibrium. Cditor, Acropolis; Girls' Leaders. Bartmgiets. JOSEPH LE BERT 112 North 7th Street Accepted College: Newark College of Engineering Quiet, sincere, studious. likeable. and intelligent ... all describe Joe m a nutshell • . . always found busy m the Newark Boys’ Club ... a baseball fanatic . . . math and science absorb his interest . . . prospective chemical engineer. ADELINE LE PORE 228 Gar side Street Addie . . . chic and adorable . . . Campus Queen ... a bsmdle of sweet charm . . . talented artist . . . refined, young lady . . . warm smile ... an active member of the Yearbook brain trust . . . an education major. Tutoring Service; Dance Committee; Class Council; Twirling; Art Editor, Yearbook. ANGELA LILOIA 2 3 North Sixth Street Got plenty of practice for social work . . . in Mr. Restamo’s office . . . rescued Barringer’s finest derelicts . . . will receive further training at Upsala . . . that’s life” . . . silver skates and tennis keep her busy . . . a pretty hard worker with a tender heart. Science Club; Alter-Math Club; Music Club; Guidance Office Assistant; Amor Red Cross. LUCILLE LIPUMA 689 Ridge Street Allergic to study . . . good natured . . . Happiness is where you find it. says Lu ... a great sense of humor . . . lives a carefree life ... our little LU-LU. 48 JOSEPH LUCIANI 137 Heller Parkway Quiet at a mouM . . . complete whatever he sett out to do . . . afhlet cally inclined ... a fierce and versatile competitor In all sport . . he relishes munc and is a lively participant m the VJiCA. . . . Joe hope to enter the teaching profession. Track Team; Football Taam; Leader Club; Student Council; Tutor; Science Club, Visual A.d Club; Junior Red Cross MARTIN LUTKIIWICZ ROBERT C. LUTTER 70 Broad Street Accepted Colley: Jersey City State Cof eye 101 Broad Street Handsome Marty ... a talented and sensitive actor ... has T.V. experience on his list of credits . . . writing, abstract art. and primitive bongo rhythms are hrt interests ... an enthusiast of the method ' . . . studies and work at the Coliseum Studios of Radio and T.V. Art . Bob ... Mr. Ivy League . . this clean cut lad plans to be a history major . . . Big Blue first baseman . . . All-City Team . . . agreeable personality . . . individualist . . . counts all the charms about Linda . . . charter member of the Advanced Chorus . . . soda and potato chip are always close by. History Club; Science Club; Baseball Team; Basketball Team; Indoor Track Team; Donee Committee; Math Honors Club; Yearbook Staff. BILL MAGUIRE 10 May Street Bill . . . puckish leprechaun . . . independent and bold . . . indeed, a thinking man . . . intriguing personality . . . ixsdisciplined spirit ... a student of foreign affairs. CAMILLE MAIONE 274 North Eleventh Street Camille ... no relation to the famous heroine of fiction ... as far as wo know . . . a member of that notorious room 97 . . . the cell block on tho third floor. 49 JOAN MARIE MANAGERI S83 North Sixth Street Splendid disposition . . . Frank Sinatra is her man ... all the way ... one of Barringer's Cheeri-Aids at Columbus Hospital . . . volunteers many hours . . . plays the accordion . . . frequently seen at the Berrmoer tennis courts . . . wields a mean paddle, playing ping-pong ta ian Club, Science Club; Red Cross Representative. Student Council; Music Club; Nurse's Office. 103 Garside Street Easily mistaken for Liz Taylor . . . lively pepper pot . . . stunning cheerleader , . hates TV. prefers the radio . . . enjoys clowning . . . never a dull moment, Cheerleader, Treasurer. Homeroom; Mixed Chorus; Dance Committee. Accepted College Set on Hell University •'Doc” ... a mature, brilliant and proficient student activities galore . . . sent by Newark to International Boy Scout jamboree at London ... far ranging mind . . . YMCA fan . . . pre-med student this fall at Seton Hall. Science Club; Band. Blue Jackets; Junior Red Cross; Italian Club. Itehen Cultural Club. Italian Music Club. Hobby Club; Yearbook Staff MARIE MARCANTUONO 104 Garside Street Mane . . . this amiable M.ss has a smile for everyone . . . loves to dance . . . beautiful clothes set off her attractive figure . . . faces a beauty culture career. Acropolis Staff. KATHLEEN MARTINO 86 Crane Street Miss Executive secretary . . . poised and always in command of the situation . . . sweet and lovely . . . wholesome and fresh .. . sympathy for the whole human race . . . accepts the demands of life bravely end courageously. Girls• Leaders. 50 ROBERT MARK MASIERO 835 Summer Avenue Tall, lusty and pugnacious . . . questions and debates everything under the sun . . . has perpetual spring fever, even in the dead of winter! Science Club; Math Club. ROSE ANN MATARAZZO 66 Cutler Street Attractiveness brightens our class . . . always laughing always gay . . . that's how our Ro will always stay ... a flair for jewelry and clothes . . . agreeable and full of fun . . . well liked by everyone . . . wholesome outlook. Tutor; Dance Committee; Clats Council. ANTHONY ROBERT MATTIA 265 Ridgo Street Our own Jerry Lewis . . . ' Mad'' Anthony livens many a confab with his hilarious antics and devastating remarks ... his mild manner and gentle heart has made h m beloved by all his host of friends . . . clever and fast mind . . . performed unselfishly many scrv cc deeds for his class as well as the school ... Air Force Officers Training awaits Tony. Visual Aids; Science Club; Radio Club; Yearbook Advertising Stoll; Donee Committee. LESLIE A. MATTIA 27 Sixth Avenue Accepted College: Newark College of Engineering Nonchalant ... a generous heart . . . always charitable . . . believes that using energy, is a waste of time . . . always respectful and pleasant . . . electronics is modern magic . . . strongest wish to bo an electrical engineer. President, Homeroom. PATRICIA LUCILLE MAZZOCCHI 423 Roseville Avenue An attractive beauty is Pat . . . quick and sharp . . . meticulously groomed . enjoys swimming, dancing, and folk mus e . . . thoroughly outgoing personality. Science Club. 51 FREDERICK MELE 201 North Ninth Street Crow-cut Freddy, alias Rubirosa . . . always pleasant ... a very perfect gentleman . . . quick on the uptake . . . sharp and perceptive . . . knowledgeable . . . outstanding football end . . . withstood heavy punishment all season . . . abhors getting up early . . . my idea of success is to become editor of Playboy magazine! Track Team; Football Team; 8etketbell Taam. JAMES N. MEOLA JR. 63b North Eighth Street Jim ... an artist with a camera . . • yearbook photography editor ... a lady's man . . . great sense of humor . . . turns up in the most unexpected places . . . self sacrificing . . . bright future as an electrical engineer . . . dependable as the sun. Track Team; Football Team; Science Club; Leaders Club; Yearbook Photography Editor, Dance Committee. KATHLEEN ANN MICHALSKI 278 North Twelfth Street ' Kathy' ... our slim. trim, cheeri-aid at Columbus Hospital . . . en,©ys sitting behind the wheel of her new tmpala . . . endlessly gabbing, silence s our debutante's most bitter enemy . . . derives pleasure from dancing, water skiing, and swimming . . . nominated for September is Berkeley Secretarial School. JOSEPH MIGUARA. JR. 72 Seventh Avenue Joe . . . tall. dark, and handsome . . . a perfect double for George Raft ... a mature gentleman . . . known for his slow, warm smile . . never lets his friends down . . . expert mechanic . . . interested in sports and cars . . . likes good music. 52 GLINDA EVELYN MILLER 12 Oraton Street A whirling dervith on the dance floor . . . the toothing tw.no of i xx enticet . . . at does the career of teaching . . . evidently ihe hat little interest m money . . . the keeps her voice m framing by tinging tweet “chanson ' . . . m friendship the it a diamond . . . precious and rare future Teachers of Amanca; French Club. JOHN V. MONGRELLA 11 Seventh Avenue Bret Maverick of the Biq Blue ... a business-Iike mmd to deal in real estate . . . may buy land for a new Barringer . . . could tell the old one cheap . . . girls refer to hen as the Pied Piper . . . could easily liquidate the national debt ALICE EVELYN MOORE 594 North Fifth Street Evelyn . . . plant to be a nurse . . . spends her spare time after school working at the Sarah Ward Day Nursery . . . French, science, and music are her favorite subtects . . . plays the violin well . . . fishing q her idea of complete relaxation Science Club: Btohay C ub; French Club; Junior Red trots; Music Club; Orchestra; Band. PATRICIA MORGAN 12 Magnolia Lane A fluid conversationalist, she keeps It flowing . . . fast wit. quKk I me ... a non-conformist. she buy� records with holes in the middle ... hat nautical interests ... the siren of the beach. Math Club; Music Club; Scienc Club. 53 PAUL FRANCIS MULLIGAN 276 Sussex Avenue Accepted College; Newark Rutgers University Top men on the intellectual totem pole . . . highest academic average in the class . . . finds jazz really the most . . . handles mathematics with the ease of Univac . . . my bomb — the Packard hit ear-splitting Hi-Fi components could shatter the universe . . . pauses to refresh with coca cola on the hour . . . must own shares! . . . Physics is his meat! Tutor; President, homeroom; Boys' Leaders THOMAS G. NAPURANO 88 Crane Street Tom . . . dependable, conscientious and sincere . . . keen witted and sensitive . . . active participant in many activities . . . truly genuine ... a natural fta.r for making friends . . . accounting is his future profession . . . warm and good netured ... a math whiz kid. Bovs' Leaders; After-Math Club; Chess and Checker Club; Math “Honors Club; Science Club; Visual Aids; Secretary. Homeroom. VITO S. NOLE 264 Summer Avenue Peanuts . . . famous and capablo leader of our wonderful Blue Jackets . . . vivid personality ... a hilarious comedian with a high Trendex rating . . . strumming hrs guitar at a beach party is his idea of heaven, but not Mr. Grcenf letd's. Band; Fencing Team; Blue Jackets. THOMAS J. O’NEILL 130 Boyden Street Tommy . . . says little, but thinks much . . . bowling and horseback riding are his favorite pastimes . . . reads politically . . . English is the bam of his existence. LUCILLE MILDRED PACE 62 Seventh Avenue Accepted College: Newark State College Lu's captivating smile, intelligence and willingness to help others add up to a wholesome character ... an eager beaver . . . not afraid to work . . . enjoys working at N.C.E. . . . sure to be a success as a teacher of the handicapped. President. French Club; Vice President. Science Club; Newark Youth Council; Future Teachers of America; Student Council; Secretary. National Honor Society; Assistant Business and Advertising Editor. Yearbook Staff; Dance Committee. EUGENE J. PALMA 733 North Seventh Street Baseball. football, and mus of all kind spell enjoyment for this boy who also loves bowling and is a member of the bowling league . . . this music man makes beautiful music with his sax . . . full of fun and amiability ... a future accountant. Bind; Orchestra; Blue Jackets; Science Club. ANGELA MARIA PALMIERI 616 North Seventh Street A pleasing personality ... a smart dresser with a friendly word and smile . . . meeting people and music arc her pleasures . . . time to come will find her behind her desk as a secretary. LOUIS A. PASTENA 531 North Eleventh Street Pastena . . . gems of knowledge flow from the caverns within . . . It's all right . . . they didn't understand Einstein either! . . . impeccably tailored ... has his own system of logic . . . transcends Socrates. Aristotle. Plato, and Alfred E. Newman . . . always stimulating . . . works after school in the A. P. salt mines. ESTELLE ANNE PAWLAKOS 32 Abington Avenue East Accepted Colitge: Newark Rutger University Cheerful . . . helpful . . . reliable is Mr. Resta.no’s Gal Friday . . . plans to major m psychology ... her explosive temperament is notorious . . . charter member of the Greek Chamber of Commerce . • ■ read-jazz, and mathematics are her favorite ects. Science Club: Future Teacher of America; Guidance Office Staff; Clast Council; Dance Committee. JOANN PEPE 388 North Sixth Street Accepted College: Fairltigh Dickinson University Pepe . . . life i enioyed to the fullest by this cute girl . . . who is known for her laugh . . . and infectious smile ... offering cooking as her special talent . . . the business world awaits Joann. After-Math Club; Music Club; Junior Red Cross; Tennis Club; Student Counci . 55 JOYCE V. PETROZZINO 49 Irving Street known tor her tunny antics . . never' • dull moment with this pretty 1st ... a terrific organizer .. . her t nile a sure cure for the blues JSnJmTr. . . pert driver . . . poor Vito! ffrce Staff; omeroom. Hea th Office; Treasurer, THOMAS WILLIAM PIETROSANTI 208 North Fifth Street Tom . . . th.s athletically inclined led is headed for a career m teaching music . . . on his list of favorites are football, basketball. music and . . • needless to say . the fair sex . . . active in church 6rum Corps ... has an engaging interest •n the Orient. Indoor Trick; Bind. MICHAEL J. ROCCHIO 94 Seventh Avenue Mike . . . either he sleeps with his eyes open, or else he is a deep thinker . . great lover of music, particularly ,9rend opera ... a late show fan . . . those darn commercials” . . . devours literature . . . popularly known as the shiefc . champagne taste . . . desires the best that Ilf has to offer . . . Auntie Mime is CLARICE PATRICIA PORTEE 45 South Orange Avenue Petite pretty Patti . . • othars appreciate her efficiency and willingness help . .. enjoys good music, skating, and dancing . sweet disposition . . . sincere arvd honest approach to human relahons . . . expressive writer ... a participant . . . never sits on the s Jelmes waiting for Ida to pass her by. Creative Writing Club; French Club; Junior bed Cross. H.iiory of America; Girls Leaders; National Honor Society. Science Club; ELAINE H. REBOLI 182 Montclair Avenue Elaine . . . thinks much, but seldom comments ... a happy smile . - • hr eery and cheery manner . . . always doe the appropriate thing . . . wanted baby fitter . . . could easily dance ell night. Science Club; Dance Committee. 56 MARJORIE RICHARD SO High Street Merge . . . never off the telephone . . • has a fleir for jazz end enormous begs . . . easily recognized in one of her many kilts . .. Margie with her rediont personality will surely be an ideal nurse. Library Staff. GERARD JOSEPH RISPO 209 North Ninth Street Jerry ... a slow starter . . . when aroused, he can talk up a storm . . . never forgets his manners . . . always poised . . . keen interest m international relations . . . sensitive guitarist ... a member of the Bei-Aire Combo. Camera Club; Track Team. RALPH BRUCE RITSON 58 Coeymen Street Accepted Cof ege: Rutgers University Anyone need a good lawyer?' . . . hire Bruce ... he never loses an argument . . . his wit and cleverness liven up many a dull moment ... a challenging thinker . . . questioning mind . . . probes with keen perception . . . Dr. Sterner's English 8X class is the most! All those wonderful ideas they have been hiding in books! Student Council; Science Club: Debating Club; Barnnger High Job Survey Committee; Physics Lab Assistant. JOYCE RIZZO 191 Summer Avenue Joy . . . one of Barringer's fashionable models . . . personality unlimited . • • sparkling eyes and a broad smile make her radiate like a rare iewcl . . . one of our high strutting twirlers . . . adds gaiety to any party ... a most capable student . . • Yearbook Gal Friday. Secretary, Class; Twirler; Dance Committee; Guidance Office Staff. JOANNE GINA ROBERTO 264 Clifton Avenue Sweet Joanne ... a glowing and winsome face . . . tall, poised and regal blonde . . . Barringer's nominee to succeed Grace Kelly . . . thoughtful, mature, sophisticated . . • a delightful soring breeze . . . lifts the spirits of those who know her . . . to know her is to love her! . . . Wow. what a popular teacher she will make! Student Council; Junior Red Cross; Twir ing; Captain. Cha Cha Girls; Math Club; Future Teachers of America; Class Council; Dance Committee; Secretary. Class. 57 The year 1959 marked the advent of the passenger jet age. We can now cross the country in five and a half hours. Supersonic speeds are in the offing in the near future. A nuclear powered plane is now being developed by the Air Force. The keel of the first nuclear powered surface vessel has been laid. Nuclear submarines have amazing potentialities; exotic fuels will increase rocket thrust power. Automobiles are destined for dynamic changes in engineering and design. Facsimile newspapers, video tape, color television, long range TV. micro-wave transmission, and phono-vision are adding new dimensions to communications. tlie World MADELINE LOUISE ROBINSON 92 Seventh Avenue Oh. how I hate to get up in the morning! . . . hM Hedda Hopper beet with the latest new . . . cen realty belt out e tune with her mervekxa voice. Science Club; Music Club. ANGELA ROMANO 3 Ger ide Street Angela . . . . iu t that . . . n angel . . . a clastic beauty . . . sparkling conversationalist ... a peppv cheerleader . . . bright and witty . . . efficient stenographer . . . fashionable dresser ... off to modeling school. Chief. Girls‘ Leaders; Student Council; Cheerleader Office Staff; yearbook Staff; Science Club, Dance Committee; Acropolis Staff JESSIE ROSAMILIA 183 AWngton Avenue Accepted College Peterson State College Jessie vows that diamonds are a girl's best friend . . . plea ng and attractive . . . covers the tennis court with ease . . . active member of the Student Council. Student Council; Future Teachers of America; French Club; Tennis Club. JOSEPH GEORGE ROSANO. JR. 439 Ridge Street Accepted College: Nen erk College of Engineering Eligible, ready wit . . . Mr. Hollywood in disguise . . . Ross . . . thoroughly likeable with a dynamic personality ... a warm and easy smile that attracts members of the opposite sex . . . Impale . . . football team's main attraction . . . spark plug . . . blushes easily . . . hopes to fulfill his aim of becoming an engineer . . . playing cards with the boys a must. Cross Country Track Team; Indoor Track Team; Student Council; Dance Committee; Math -Honors Club; Science Club; Hi-Fi VINCENT MICHAEL ROTONDA 296 North Eleventh Street Accepted College: Stevens Institute of Technology If has been mathematically calculated by means of our handy abacus . . . that in the set of U x U . . . Vinme will be a successful engineer . . . already he has approved the structural engineering of the opposite sex ... he has invented a new bowling alley with a groove down the middle to the ten-pm . . . he'll always be a comrade and a friend ... a smile and charm, a deadly combination. Besketbell Teem. CHRISTINE RUSHWORTH 293 Woodude Avenue Accepted College: Berkeley Secretarial School Jequars. Scotch. Lawrence Olivier and Chris are among this country' moit desirable import from England . . . quiet and hy . . successful scholar . . . exchequer of the National Honor Society ... a ready wit . . . anyone for high tea? Secretary and Treasurer. Tri-Hi-Y Club; Treasurer, National Honor Society. NICHOLAS JOSEPH RUSSO 140 North Twelfth Street An athletic chap ... a follower of baseball, basketball and football . . . electrical engineering will present no short circuit to the direct current of his warmth . . . never to be insulated'' from life or grounded by chance ... a man of nigh tension wiring to shock N.C.E. with camaraderie. PETER F. RUSSO 604 Fifth Street Pete . . . fond of sports, beauty end laughter ... a young man of strength and moral integrity . . . always dependable business acumen. Science Club. ROBERT R. RUSSO 16 Grafton Avenue This young man can be seen quite often ndmg in a 49 Ford . . . enjoy workouts and swimming at the YMCA . . . an avid student of international relations . . . always ready for a party . . . bright and clever . . . a oin rummy ace . . . expects to study electronics in the Air Force. JAMES P. RUVO 156 Grafton Avenue Jim ... Sal Mineo . . . usually seen in his '52 Buick . . . witty and entertaining . . . well liked and popular . . . talented artist and draftsman . . . chief assistant to Mrs. Jones in the book room . . . finds observing courtroom trials absorbing. Sook Room Assistant; Photography Club. 61 HARRIET M. SACHS 45 South Pine Lane A personality that charms everyone . . . delightfully good natured . . . soft spoken . . . has an ear for mus� c ... her friendliness makes her nice to know. future T esc hers of America; Acropolis Agent: Girls' Leaders. CAROL ANN SAOEIK 41 South Ninth Street Carol . . . attractive and gracious . . . intriguing . . . quick with a qu p . • • artist of note . . . science, art. and the Air Force are her passions . . . active in the Methodist Church . . . prefers New York City all seasons of the year. Guidance Office Staff; Science Club. HELEN ANN SAFINOSKI 431 Roseville Avenue Continually laughing and talking . . . Helen can be found behind the wheel of that big beautiful Olds . . . blowing her horn! . . . bracelets galore . . . this attractive blue-eyed blonde has a bubbling sense of humor . . . now hopes to turn to colleoc and a career m the teaching profession. Vice President. Musk Club; After-Msth Club; Heslth Office; future Teachers of America; Science Club. JOSEPH SASSO 372 Watsessmg Avenue oe . . . mischief personified ... a host of friends . . . makes a big splash water skiing . . . spends his summers at Wildwood ... a New York Playgoer . . . sophisticated and keen . . . takes life casually. JOHN V. SCALERA 163 Clifton Avenue Virgil . . . alert, active mind ... not afraid to think ... a Beau Brummel . . . lively and adventurous spirit . . . seldom misses a trick . . . college is definitely on ha agenda. Science Club. 62 STANLEY ALLEN SCHWARTZ 250' i Broadway Accepted CoMace- Rutgers University A brilliant and unusual lad . . . intellectually versatile . . . science, natural history, international relations and photography are among his many interests . . . winner ot the United Nations Around The World Essay Contest . . . Loyal Order ot the Moose Youth certificate . . . Newark Museum lab assistant . . . former President of the Newark Youth Council . . . plant to study microbiology at Rutgers this fall. french Club; Science Club; National Honor Society; Photography Club; Manager. Soccer Team; Biology Club; Cafeteria Checker; Yearbook Staff; Tutor. WILBURN ARTHUR SELLS 41 Third Street Accepted College: Rutgers University Will . . . among the Top Ten ... a scholar and an outstanding athlete ... a whir at science and math . . . versatile and diversified interests ... a gifted student . . . a member of the advanced Science Honors Program” at Columbia University. National Honor Society; Vice President. Science Club; Boys' Leaders, Indoor Track Team; Outdoor Track Team; Soccer Team; President, After-AAith Club; key Club; Physics Lab Assistant; Band. PATRICK D. SENA 3SI Summer Avenue Deft dancer . . . taught Arthur Murray . . . practical outlook on life . . . always talks sense . . . come fall. Pat will study industrial engineering. EDNA MAE SHERIDAN 71 North Fourteenth Street Quiet and reserved . . . enfoys long trips to the country . . . takes great pride in her stamp collection . . . spends many summers attending summer school, taking extra courses ... is enraptured by symphonic music . . . Van Cliburn is the man for me! VICTORIA MARY SIBILIA 68 Highland Avenue Accepted College. Douglass College • Vicki . . . the warmth of a campfire and the coolness of the stars . . . blended to make a brew of charm and amiability . . . master of diplomacy . . . needed m coming career as a high school teacher . . . extra pay tor bravery . . . has received many awards . . . deserved many more, merely for being herself. National Honor Society; future Teachers of America; Student Council; Vice President. After-Math Club; Math “Honors” Club; Secretary. Science Club; Guidance Office Staff; furuor Red Cron; Girls' Leaders; Class Council; Dance Committee. Yearbook Staff. 63 JOMARIE SICOLI 496 North Fourth Street Quiet, reserved end unobtrusive . . . shy end reticent . . . horseback riding end ert ere emong her leisure time activitifs . . . her horoscope indicates thet Jomene will be e bright Gel Fridey. ROBERT D. SORCE 806 Clitton Avenue Short end muscular . . . sterling personality . . . enjoys sports, gels, end cars . . . athletically inclined . . . champion leg-wrestler ... his willingness to help has made him an asset to his friends. ROBERT J. SORIANO 31 Golf Road Accepted College: University of Msrytond Bobby . . . attractive, good looking young men . . . gels find him irresistible . . . one of the intelligent lads of the senior clast ... has that Ivy League college look . . . cheerful and bright . , . Where is Oft ley Beach? . . . Dentistry is his calling. Vice Presrdent. Senior C ess; Vice Pres dcnf, Homeroom; Math Honors Club; Treasurer. Homeroom; Dance Committee. JUDE ANTHONY SPATOLA 18 Kearny Street Accepted Cof ege: Jersey City State College Jude . . . profound thinker . . . prodigious worker . . . scholarly and pensive . . . master of dry wit . . . enthralled by the wonders of biology . . . one of the king pms of the Yearbook Staff ... a serious music record collector . . . candid, penetrating opinions . . . analytical mind. Track Team- Student Council; Science Club: Yearbook Staff. PHYLLIS ANN SQUIRE 25-27 North Fourteenth Street Phil . . . gay and light footed . . . tripping the light fantastic through life . . . a cool soothmg hand and a warm heart should stand her in good stead as a nurse ... so busy as a Girls' Leader . . . nurse’s assistant and member of the mixed chorus. Gir s' Leaders; Junior Red Cross; Science Club. 64 JOYCE MAROLYN STAFFORD 169 James Street Spreads joy, wherever the it .. . spend her summert pursuing the good neiahbor P© y. visiting Canada . . . lives life with vim and vigor. Girls Leaders. Junior Rod Cross; Science Club; future Teachers of America. PAULA ELAINE STATELLA 224 Clifton Avenue Accepted Cot lege; Fsirloigh Dickinson University Paula . . . pert and attractive cha-cha girt . . . captain of our highsteppmg twtriers . . . beautifully and impeccably dressed ... the future for her Is teaching. Secretary. Homeroom; Dance Committee; Orchestra; Captain. Twirlers; yearbook Staff. JOANNE STEFANELLI 308 Clifton Avenue Devilish . . . uncomplicated . . . talented amateur photographer . . . lives for fun . . . takes life casually . . . never thinks, unless she must! Guidance Office Staff; Mam Office Staff. GERALDINE STEWART S84 Ridge Street Gen . . . laughmg disposition ... an asset to any group . . . continually discovered with her nose in a book or m the air . . . highly individualistic ... a lover of classic ballet, ice skating and dancing . . . intends to pursue sociology in the future and eventually become a church social worker . . . to rescue old graduates ol the June. 1959 Class, no doubt. future Teachers of America; Girls' Bowling League. IRVING LOUIS STRIGGLES 254 South Orange Avenue Accepted Co lege. Sat on Hall Urwerofy Suave and refined . . . soft spoken . . . incorruptible . . . mature outlook . . . • Mr. Basketball ... shy and modest . . . ready sanse of humor . . . values the essential truths of life. Bsskstbsll Tssm. 65 PATRICIA ARLENE TANKARD 14 Steff «ld Drive Speaks softly and carries big books . . . always gets ter point across m ter own quiet way . . . can be found studying or discussing religion . . . exciting conversationalist . . . practical realist . . . never superficial . . . views life in depth . . . ambitious to be a social worker. Tutoring Committee. DANIEL TARANTINI 340 North Seventh Street Danny . . . handsome football player with a winning smile . . . fast on his feet . . . Hi-Fi addict . . . vociferous sports fan. Football Team; Track Team. ANGELINA TERRANOVA 84 North Thirteenth Street Angel ... a member of Barringer's Fidel Castro fan club . . . effective chess player . . . eagle eyed hunter . . . handles a rifle agilely . . . finds horseback riding thrilling . . . enthusiastic member of the science club Chats Club; Science Club; Girls' Leaders. ANTHONY LOUIS TERREZZA 547 North Ninth Street Accepted College Upsala Collage Tony ... a talontod musician, gentleman, scholar and entertaining raconteur . . . dependable, imaginative and never fails to disploy ingenuity . . . practical and reasonable ... a real solid citizen . . . one of the hardest workers on the Yearbook Staff . . . “My Pontiac is my only love! Band; Orchestra; Blue Jackets; Science Club; Bovs' Leaders; Yearbook Staff. ROSE ANN TRENTO 158 Third Street Gaily spirited . . . creative and imaginative hair stylist . . . helpful and considerate . . . Grunmngs is her social headquarters. 66 JOAN TERESA TUOZZOLO 751 Norm Eighth Street Turz” make friend easily . . . elegant dre r . . . personality unlimited . . . efficient and capable secretary. Guidance Office Staff. ARTHUR M. TURNER 2 Ha I leek Street Tall and supple ... a tenuous red head . . . l-kes customizing car . . . hat a desire to (om the paratroopers ... the quiet man . . . not afraid to think. CAROL ULLRICH 6 Myrtle Avenue Accepted College. Douglass College Carol . . . following m the family tradition . . . bright, sharp and most capable . .. procrastinates . . . prodigeous worker . . . a sound, piercing thinker . . . perceptive mind . . . music, science, ice skating, bowling, chess, and reading absorb her spare time ... off to Douglas College to be a librarian. Library Staff. Science Club; Chess Club; Girls' Leaders. RAFFAELA VACCARELLI 79 Irving Street Accepted College: Newark Rutgert University Rae . . . our friendly Acropolis Business Manager . . . sunny, sincere personality ... Mr. Kntzer's Gal Friday . . . all right get the money up ... a treasured friend . . . a smooth dancer . . . writes reams of poetry in her spare time. Guidance Office Staff; Business Manager. Acropolis; Future Teachers of America. SANDRA MARIA VACCARELLI 817 Mount Prospect Avenue Sandy is Barringer's combination of Gracie Allen, Joan Davis and Lucille Ball ... it is not easy to survive this bombshell of mirth and mischief . . . makes her presence felt . . . could easily give an asp Tin a headache . . . few can resist her gracious charm. Science Club; Biology Lab Assistant. 67 ROBERT N. VELOTTI 174 Summer Avenue Bob . . . a young man with a serious purpose . . . always knows what ho wants, and where he is going . . . dedicated, ambitious. level headed and persistent . . . a straight thinker ... a specialist in International Affairs . . . proud to make his own way ... a mature, refined gentleman. 228 Berkeley Avenue MMr. Show Biz” of tomorrow . . . hopes to become a successful radio and T.V. artist . . . a natural leader . . . practices radio production on his tape recorder ... an active member of the WBGO workshop and the Elliot Off Broadway Theater Group . . . Student Council officer and captain of the Boys’ Leaders . . . future Orton Wells. Student Council; Captain. Boys' Leaders; Science Club; Class Council; Editor of Features. Yearbook Staff. SAM A. VINTOLA 30 Thrid Street High Flyer . . . oorng info the U.SA.F. . . . may be the first man to Venus ... if there aren’t any teachers there . . . and a nice pool to swim in . . . athletically inclined ... a relaxed attitude . . . a hammock, a glass of win , and ... 7 President. Homeroom. SAMUEL FRANK VENTOLA 533 Roseville Avenue Sam ’’The Bear” . . . lover of music and comedy . . . cool man on the drum . . . future band leader . . . heart of gold . . . popular with the girls . . . he’s just an all around fellow. Orchestra; Band; Blue Jackets. JOHN VITIELLO 294 North Seventh Street Handsome Johnny. friendliness is his middle name . . . athletic ... a credit to the baseball and track team . . . belting a homer is Johnny’s favorite pastime . . . besides us.no that caddy to meet the ’’femme fataie.’’ Baseball Team; Track Team; Science Club. 68 FRANK CHARLES VITOLO 603 Evergreen Parkway Accepted College William end Mery College Young Frank ... Mr. Football ... hi tremendous popularity is well deserved . . . a good sport and a gentleman on and oil the field . . . respected and admired by opponent teams . . . fights for what he believes in . . . good student . . . ALBERT VIVIANI 469 North Seventh Street Quiet as a brass band . . . friendly . . . the life of P fiy . . . excellent muscular control . • • architectural design is his field of endeavor. BARBARA CHARLOTTE WASHINGTON hits the books hard . . . socially in demand . . . uncompromisingly high ethical standards ... a gentle soul ... a real all-American boy. Captain, Bsieball, Football. Basketball Teams; Boys' Leaders; Science Club; Yearbook Stall. T MARY LOU WILLIS 61 South Eleventh Street Accepted College: Mart land Medical Center Nursing School Mary Lou . . . Y.W.C.A. counselor . . . a member of her church choir . . . homeroom treasurer . . . one of Fanaroffs revenue agents . . . fall appomtmont at nurse's training school at Mart I and Medical Center. 73 Seventeenth Avenue Accepted College: Douglass College Her individualism and forthright honesty are well known and respected . . . true to form is her expression. That's a matter of opinion . . . went around the world in 56 days . . . one of the winner of the U.N. contest . . . politics and sociology beguile . . . diAiple of the N.A.A.C.P. . . . and our yearbook . . . her many activities brought her the Citizenship Award in 1956. Girls' Leaders; Vice President. Future Teachers of America; Junior Red Cross; National Honor Society; Science Club; Leaders Club; Library Stall; Latin Tutor; Senior Editor. Yearbook Stall. PATRICIA ANN WOOLRIDGE 16 Sheffield Drive Pat ... is one gal that boys find difficult to catch . . . Pat practices smiling and being loveable ... a serene beauty ... a conscientious student ... a mature individual who delights in be ng of service to her fellow men ... an asset to the Yearbook Staff Science Club; Spanish Club; Yearbook Stall. 69 ANNA MARIE YANNUZZI 225 Clifton Avenue Annie . . . can always be expected to do the unexpected . . . very proud of her Ford . . . polishes it constantly . . . takes dictation expertly. JOANNE YANUZZI 880 De Grew Avenue Her long pony tail is her crowning glory . . . sparkles like champagne . . . talented and spectacular twirler . . . accomplished musician . . . her naivetA is always refreshing. Science Club• Twirier; Acropolis Agent; Dance Committee. BERNARD ZARRO 196 First Street Young Bern ” ... a real plugger • . . fanatical sports fan ... a wizard at mathematics . . . fascinated by Its logic and order . . . my Ford is my castle . . . has a green thumb, when it comes to making money . . . “Nino's Frozen Pizza Pies are the best? . . . “Do you want to bet? . . . ( 'Are you for a raise ) . . . desires to be a math teacher like Mr. Salerno! Tutor: Math Honors’ Club; Dance Committee; National Honor Society. SALLEE ZOPPO 32 Stone Street Our Gal Sal ... a real live wire . . . refreshingly frank and candid . . . always socially in demand . . . younger than springtime . . . breezy . . . contagious smile . . . avid listener . . . prefers Chop.n to Tchaikowsky. 70 GERRY SIVERTSEN IN MEMORIAM . . . Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade. Death came with friendly care; The opening bud to heaven conveyed. And hade it blossom there.” SAMUEL COLERIDGE Next Week We’ve Got to Get Organized.! ATHENAEUM Co-Executive Editor Photography Editor Ais't Photography Editor . . . Senior Editor . Research Editor . Sport Editor Art Editors . . Business Manager . Treasurer . . . . . MANUEL CARBALLO STEVE CETRULO . . . JAMES MEOLA . MICHAEL DRAGONE BARBARA WASHINGTON VICKI SIBILIA BARBARA D.ROBERTO .... JOHN GRAY . MICHAEL BARRELLA JACKIE KUNDZALA AO DIE LEPORE ROGER DEL RUSSO . . GERARD AODESSA . . . LUCILLE PACE Corresponding Secretary . . Communications . Adviser . . . . . LOLA BENENATI LINDA FUSCO . . ANGELA ROMANO . MARVIN SHLOFMITZ Staff: Bob Lutter. Richard Figliuzzi. Anthony Mottia, Angek Faccinpontc. Stanley Schwartz. Pat Woolndgc Jude Spatola. Ronald Chen. Sports Editor. John Gray Executive EditorManny Carballo works on picture layout. assembles yearbook Idea . . . trial balloons are sent up. 71 Business Editors count the loot! Editor Steve Cetrulo devises page layout. A Mad Paced Voting fot class picnic. Plenty of ideas end no wo k in 96. It Happened Here Thlt’l it Horvey Boy, the Gr««n oo� � a-c the bod guys. Did you try th Y«llow Pages? HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION BANKING HOURS lift IBM mfttt 40C4M NOONfinOAUAW Wi ow J • commercial photographer � Meoto't ambition. ir� mce work if you can get it! A member of the effluent generation it our Gerard Adessa. whose bos.net, acumen shook! make him president of the Howard Savings Bank. A fate worse than dsath It In store for all future teachers! A. (« It’s 1492 ' Tll i Man at this time stands on the edge of the space age Indeed, a significant moment in world history. Nuclear powered rockets may supply us with sufficient thrust to reach the moon. Sophisticated electronic guidance systems are being perfected right now. Whirling satellites revolving around the earth are supplying us with more accurate information about atmosphere, and radiation belts, and the dangers of meteors. Preparations are in American tatellitc, the Pioneer, it illuttrated. All Over Ag?a ixi! progress now to launch the first man into space in the X-15 this year. New planets may supply us with new sources of materials and absorb earth s exploding population problem. In the immediate future, earth satellites may make possible international television. speed through electronics, the mail system, predict more accurate weather, and be an effective weapon. It is indeed an exciting age to live in! ! I I % Successful launching of the Vanguard which relayed back data on earth's cloud cover Newark poiice captain. Dominick Spina, discusses Girls gym squad propara for calisthenics crime. drug addiction, and juvenile delinquency in the City. XJ Taking dictation to the tune of 45 words a minute. M is the Sum Total of all the ••Man does not live by bread alone. Orchestra plays Tchatkowsky's Overture. Educational Experiences Offered by the School 79 English 8 dess commemorates 200th anniversary of Robert Burnt by having a traditional haggn J Sociologists trace the origin of America's minority problem in United States History course. the Needs of All the Students Latest equipment it used to test light and coordination Home Nursing teaches girl how to record pulse rate and temperature, in Driver Education course. Or. Sterner cajole clew into writing composition ! Speech class practice modulation end pronunciation on tape recorder. Each Student Must Fulfill bv •rud ?°SKe M '■«� o option, asked of him wssssaK staa His Own Potentiality So V, w Of Par,,. cylinder „• Somehow the Pledge of Allegiance translated into Latin just The principles of the generator are observed by curious Physics doesn't seem the same. students. Architect Fred Hillman builds hit dream house in drafting clast We Must Learn How to Live as AAachine steno it coming more and more into vogue. Two triangles are congruent if . . . 84 Women driver !! Well as How to Make a Living Teach the Student First... Subject Matter Second! 2:30 for Many Students Every spring. the popular co-ed Tenn t Club provides professional instruction to enthusiastic tennis players. The pro is Mr. Sal Salerno. ciub ,na ' 5 em� unsolvable! The Members of the Future Teachers of America Club, numbering 40. make a detailed study of the profession. Guest speakers and field trips to colleges are highlights of their busy schedules. There is always something developing in the photography club. Talented and knowledgeable adviser is Mr. Richard Stole. 1 � the « •thculete ninety Program of Studies French Club practices the vigorous French reel. No, if isn't really the Anti-Clich6 dub: it •� the Creative Writing Club. of Clubs President. Manuel Carbollo. addresses Newark Youth Council, an organization that has a nation-wide reputation. Barringer students are well represented with six active delegates and two advisers. Spanish Club display its native folk dancing at assembly program and at Montclair State College language festival. Audio-Visual squads perform a nofable service by handling equipment. 92 iiiminiiiii1 Modern Technology Caters to Man’s Radio • Tape • Records • Stereo • Hi-Fi • Phonographs • Movies • r j Television • Juke Boxes • Theatre • Background Music • Live Concerts — Unbeatable Fencing The Barringer fencers— undefeated in four years of high school competition. Gerald Cetrulo— Captain of the team . . . individual state and national champion . . . winner of Dr. Gerald I. Cetrulo Memorial Trophy. Each year the Dr. Gerald I. Cetrulo Memorial Trophy K awarded to the team which emerges victorious from the New Jersey High School Fencing Association Championships. This trophy, and others before It. siqnify the supremacy Barringer has ■ loved In New Jersey High School Fencing Competition for over thirty years. National Champions •Touch ' Style that won the National Championship. The Co� t lk Trophy b offered to the winner of fh N.Y.U. Invitational Fencing Ch mp«on-thipt. the largest high school fencing competition held in the United States. Barringer fencer have been the National Champion for two consecutive year . FENCING RECORD All score — Barringer 9. Opponent 0 Dickinson' High School Lincoln High School Stuyvesant High School Morris Hill Regional High School Butler High School Newark Academy Blair Academy Ferris High School Snyder High School Glen Rock High School Lawrenceville School TOURNAMENT RECORD State Tournament 20 0 National Championships 24-0 99 Another point for Steve? Bill Maguire — Left wing outside. Poworhouso on the line. fast and accurate shooter. Paul Arena — Left w. inside, Co-Captain, city, quiet but fast. Gerard Adessa — Fullback. Strong defense player, quick and powerful. Ben DePhilip — Halfback. Strong back fielder, speed and power always there. Wilburn Sells — Goalie. Keeper of the home front, always on the ball. Story of Football TEAM SHAPEUP— SUMMER PRACTICE ANTICIPATION —PEP ASSEMBLY DEIILLO BREAKS AWAY —SOUTH SIDE 27-14 TRAPPEO — EAST SIDE 13-7 STRATEGISTS VITOLO and NAPORANO PUNT RETURN —ORANGE 39-0 FIGHT TEAM FIGHT — CHEERLEADERS Another City Title FIGHT —PLAINFIELD 0-27 VITOLO to MILE —EAST ORANGE 7-27 SPIRIT —PRE-GAME SHOW CLASH of BLUE —CENTRAL 56-0 STOPPEO — WEST SIDE 21-19 CONTI OVER TACKLE —WEIQUAHIC 60-0 JOE LUCIAN I Guard CHARLIE OCLILLO Halfback JERRY CONTE Halfback EREO MELE All-City End _ 1 OWEN BRAOY Tackle FULVIO CAPOZZI Guard LOUIS GRECO Halfback JERRY CETRULO Halfback FRANK VITOLO All-City All-County Quarterback Despite slow start. Barringer five finished with a 12-6 winning record. COURT JESTERS Sharpshooting Roger Del Russo — Led teem in tree-throw accuracy. Struggles pumps in another jump shot. Carr is fouled in lay-up attempt. Let's hustle boy ! We're only ten rum behind. “This i a teem? I wonder whet's for dinner?” Cheese end crackers. He dropped the bell!” Jim Biscerdi — Our enchor men et third bese. Jimmy pleyed with quiet egility. Frenk Vitolo— Our own Mickey Mentle end Ceptam of the teem. A heavy hitter. Frank slugged the teem to victory. Joe F lor io— Lumber legs covered e lot of ground et second bese. Joe's fielding plays stopped many rallies. Johnny Vitiello — Little John . Our little lefty with a big bet. Johnny pitched end won many of our key games. Bob Lutter—8ob was the Holler Guy on the team His specialty we getting the dutch hit that won many games. Hey. Florio, wake up!' You moan wo won?' Vitolo. I told you to ploy deep. But 0«f oft the flog polo. Barringer High's baseball team, after a slow start, finally climbed into second place in the city league These boys won many thrilling games, due largely to our fine coach. Mr. Claude DiChiara. WAIT ’TIL NEXT YEAR WO JdH JIRRY CONTI Javelin RRICI GOOSBY High Jump JIRRY CITRULO Pole Vault • Mid-Season Track Teams Indoor Track Team — coached by Mr. Claude DiChiara. Cron-Country Track Team — coached by Mr. M. Lombardy. Seward’s Folly Becomes America’s Joy Twirlers Welcome Hawaii with A Fair Shake! JOYCE RIZZO JOANNE YANUZZI Atoms for Peace is tlie Basic research i, conducts in plant physiology with aid Atomic scwttdf study the effect, of rad ctivity on fish. Of radioactivity. Sketch illustrates on way that meat can be preserved by atomic radiation. Within the next century, a leash shall be placed upon the untamed lion — atomic energy. The power of the universe lies within a tiny atom, bits of forlorn debris strangely resembling a solar system. There are two courses open to humanity. One is obliteration. The other is a Utopian dream, of eternal power, being born today. This year the Savannah. first atomic-powered surface ship, shall taste the sea. Subs like the Nautilus need only Bet j gauge being jt«d to measure end monitor thick new of sheets of steel. Vulcanization of a tiro by nuclear radiation is achieved Key to the Future Land-locked atomic submarine engine. If V The effect of rad o ective food pellets on sheep is checked by scientists. Cobalt telethcrapy unit emits gamma-rey beam submit to their crews’ needs, not their own. Ahead lies even more. The President has commissioned the building of a linear accelerator over two miles long! To split an unseeable atom! Yet, from it the community of man will learn. The Soviet Union is building a nuclear locomotive. We build an atomic airplane. Britain supplies her electrical needs by fission. Foods can be preserved by radiation. Isotopes kill cancer. Harbors can be made with the swish of a plunger. Undreamed of frontiers. The Threshold of Tomorrow. Mutation and genetic changes as a result of atomic radiation on corn is studied at Brookhavcn Laboratory. World's first full-scale atomic-electric power plant at Shippingsport. Pa hum One autumn day when leaves had turned to gold, The air was crisp, the Barringer students bold. They ventured forth, a picnic to attend Beside a stream where willows sway and bend. The bus was quickly filled with girls and boys Who laughed and sang and spoke of all the joys That they had planned so many weeks before To make the outing fun, and not a bore. Before the driver starts to pull away. There are some things that I would like to say Concerning types you'll find in every school. And since a Board of Education rule Demands a chaperone on every trip. I'll first describe our teacher. Mrs. Flipp. Full nine and twenty in a chance together in fellowship. A buxom woman with thinning, silvery hair, Gentle eyes and healthy complexion fair; An understanding heart her obvious trait. Plus an intelligent mind endowed by Fate; She was to set the rules not to be rejected; The students looked to her to be protected We will sing a song in harmony. A gay but sentimental melody. This was what Mrs. Flipp commanded. Do it, or you will be reprimanded Here comes the Brain, a student very wise; With his money, books he always buys; The social life did not attract him much. He'd rather read his Chaucer, Poe. and such, His appearance was not very neat; His friends he very often wouldn't greet. In a comer now he takes his place. And from that book will rarely lift his face. The Life of the Party hopped proudly on the bus; A crowd gathered round him admiringly making a fuss. Known by all the girls as a gay blade in manner. He advertised his charm as if on a banner. Though popular, high marks he always lacked Because his life with social things was packed. His clothes, his eyes, his smile, aimed to impress; Though not so brilliant, no one thought the less. m Ooing steady The next to come arrived sad and alone; Walking as if unwanted or unknown. His friends all gaily waved and said hello . He shyly passed and sat in the very last row. His hair was black as coal, his eyes were blue To say he was good-looking would be true. In sports and clubs he takes no active part. But at the games he’s there before the start. Silence is a virtue, I agree, But none should be as silent as is he. Perhaps some day his quietness will pass. And he will be the loudest In the class. my bus ticket here someplace. By Jeffrey Chase-Her (With Apolog ies) Throughout the bus her voice was loud and clear This chatterbox was heard with scorn and fear. In the midst of a crowd she's sure to be around. Welcome or not. in your hair she will be found. This tall, thin girl with eyes so big and blue Loves to talk but never says what’s true; Her blabbing tongue is always on the run; The things that sound unkind, to her, are fun. A chatterbox can be a vocal bore, No wonder that at times her throat is sore. td had fallen love; by moonlight pale. Ho slept ire than does the nightingale. I watched the Athlete strutting to his place; Down the narrow aisle he seemed to race; A football hero minus natural grace Tripped and promptly fell flat on his face; A tall and muscular specimen of a man Who never thought of any future plan; But on the field he played with all his might, His loyal fans all cheered him with delight. Sitting next to the teacher is the ono Who. in sweet discourse, cannot be outdone; The Apple-polisher acts out his role. To raise his mark is such an obvious goal. He smiles and flatters, and turns on the charm, And thinks he is deceiving his schoolmarm. This type, however, whether wit or fool Is standard equipment in the average school. 'Methinks thou should try the portals' 'Quick! Explain Einstein's Thoory of Relativity! Mutual Admiration Society. I It C HONK IXHAUSTS fUCHONK WAlMMC ' Dream kitchen circa 1962 tUCflONC nreidtAToe MAWfes Electronic room cooling and heating unit . Factory automation increase production and creates more leisure for workers. Miniaturization in Electronics is shown in tiny radio. Michiclina Adubato Michael J. Adubato A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Andriano Charles Agrillo Al's Barber Shop Don Albanese Ralph Alberti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Angel one Bobby Aramondo Mary Arena Baby Doccc Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bacon Blanche I. Bailey Stella Bameti Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Barker National Bass Donald J. Belfiorc Patricia Bellah Marian Beiec Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett Joseph and Marie Nene Vincent and Mildred Biase Maryanne Biase Michael Biase, Jr., 2nd Nicholas and Esther Biase William J. Block, Sr. Ralph Bongo Mr. and Mrs. William Brown Ceorge R. Brown Anthony Bove John Bradbury Albert Borriello, Jr. Ceorge Brown Bob and Lin Best Wishes to Charlie and John Best Wishes to John and Charlie Gerald L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bucca Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bucca Alma M. Byron Mildred Callihan Mr. and Mrs. Cannclla Philip Capadona Philip Capadona Mr. and Mrs. A. Caputo Bob and Carole Maria Caruso Mary Casciano Donald M. Castellaro Doris M. Catalano Andy Catanzaro Mrs. Janett Celli Edwin W. Chapman. Ill Donny Cherry Charlie’s Market Charlotte and Achille Mrs. Tiola Christmas Malisa and Ceorge Christopher Chuck Mr. Cicurillo Mr. and Mrs. A. Cilento Mr. and Mrs. E. Cilento Anthony Cilento, Jr. Celsa Cilento Bobby and Daphine Claudette and Richie Latorre Clan Ellen Coleman John Coleman William Coleman and Family Tom Conforti Connie’s Luncheonette Aunt Connie and Uncle Tim Gabriel Contaldi Mr. and Mrs. D. Coppolo John Core Rou Cozza Mrs. Mickie Dabney Louis and Lois De Benedetto Judy E. Dell’Oimo Dr. Michael Del Pome Mr. and Mrs. J. Del Ceiercio Rose Del Russo Bessie De Maio Margaret Demartino Dr. and Mrs. B. R. De Phillips Ceorgie and Patty Depoe Alexander R. De Rosa Joseph De Trolio Frank Di Chiara Mrs. Catherine Di Fazio John A. Di Fazio Vincent J. Di Roberto Florence L. Dispenziere Don and Rose Mr. and Mrs. VV. Edwards. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ehret Ruth Ehret Samuel Ehrenkranz Mrs. B. Ehrlich Mr. Elan Mr. I. R. Eliner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Emoseley Canada Marie Fabricatorc Mr. and Mrs. Vito Farese Donald and Bobby Fcdcrici Mr. C. Ferrara Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ferrara Mr. Nicholas Ferrara Mildred R. Ferraro Genevieve Figiliuzzi Lena Figliuzzi Edward Figliuzzi Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Figliuzzi, Jr. Richard Figliuzzi, Sr. Rachel Fontanclla Jane Ann Franklin Mrs. Alice Froster John Fudge Richard Furman Mr. and Mrs. Lester V. Fusco Mrs. L. Caines Daniel Caldo Michael R. Caldo Miss Patricia Calclla Mildred Cammaro Amelia Ccnitempo Richard J. Cardella Mr. Joseph Cctman Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Cialanella Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Gilcbnist D. Giordano Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Claescr Jan and Nick Giordano Grandma and Uncle Jerry Mr. and Mrs. M. Gonnclla Pvt. Edward C. Crapenthien (U.S.M.C.) Mrs. A. Cross Nettie Grasso Alfonso B. Cray Mrs. Marian, Elizabeth, Creene Sally Ann Crippaldi Mr. and Mrs. Sal Cualtieri Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harden Rose Harring Henry and Ro Mrs. Lucille Hill Belinda Hodges Sila Holmes Mr. and Mrs. A. Honig Miss Mary Hudson Ted Hunt Sam Inomorata Irv Jacobs Dr. and Mrs. F. O. Jenkins JoAnne and Lou Carl Jones, Class of 1958 Catherine Kallas Helen Kaplan L. Kaplonski Ed Karbawski Miss Elizabeth B. Keena Mr. and Mrs. John J. Keena Bob Klemm Hardware Mrs. L. Kmetz Kohler's Treasure Chest Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kowalonek Arleane La Baliva Sonny Lange Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lania Mr. and Mrs. J. Lanzara Joseph Laskowiez Mrs. A. Lawless 121 Mrs. Lillvl Awremce Mrs. Olga Lcdnicky Mr. and Mrs. Russel Lee Cardl Leffingwell Morris Lemer Lester and Linda Mr. Robert Lett Lu and Johnny Mr. Ben Levy Johnny and Lu Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Liloia Mr. and Mrs. J. Lofthouse Lou's Confectionary David W. Lucus Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lutter Mel Maclione Mr. and Mrs. H. Managed Marleane and Gene Mr. and Mrs. W. Mangeri Marlranc and JoAnnc Mary and Marlene Joan Marsh Marge and Ralph Pauline Martino Marie Matarazzo Catherine Mattia Doug McClelland The McDaniels Family Mr. and Mrs. George Meduecky F.dmund McClynn Mr. and Mrs. J. McCoy Patricia McClynn Pauline McLucus Mr. Petty McCriff P. McMahon Cornelia McMillon Mr. and Mrs. James Meagher Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meligio Mrs. Annet Melvin Cora Mercer Anne Paula Mignonc Uncle Mike Mike and Barbara Carry Miller Mrs. Lester E. Miller Billy Monk Mr. Milford Moore Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Napoli Mother and Irene Joseph Natale Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nunzio Emma Natalizio Mr. and Mrs. T. O’Neill Miss Fanny Napoli Marie O’Rourke Rachclle C. Overbey Mr. Ipadilla Mrs. Ipadilla Mr. and Mrs. H. Pagliuca PATRONS Antonetta Past ore Vincent F. Palumbo Mary Ann Pavel Miss DiPalmer Barbara Peppers Miss N. Peake 283 Park Avc. Mrs. Beryl Parker 273 Park Avc. Patroness Pat’s Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs. C. Pawlakos Lillian C. Perran, Lib., Branch Lib. Pete and Dot Mr. Pete Pinte Phyllis and Michael Phyll and Tony Marie Poprotsky Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Portee Joseph Potts Carlo Primiano Mr. Louis Pass peri James Pucillo Nelson Quackco Carmin Raimo Harold Joseph Ray Mrs. Margaret M. Reed Donald Reeves Rocco Refanello Pat Restaino Mr. Pat A. Restaino Miss Cneen Reynolds Alison Ribeiro Mr. and Mrs. V. Riccardi Mildred Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. Fiore Ricciardclli Linda Rizzolo Norma Robinson Rock and Sal Catherine and Susctte Romano Nichie Rosamilia Rose Marie and Charlie Mrs. J. Rushworth Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Rushworth Angela Russoman John Russoncllo Joseph and Julia Rosilli Miss Carol Round Mr. W. Roberts Nellie Rygersburg John Ryanes Sue and Lee’s Ko-z Comer Luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Schanzello Stanley, Theresa, Stanley Jr. and Patricia Veronica (Ronnie) Sachs Miss D. Safinoski Dr. M. L. Spivak Mr. and Mrs. Vitale Soriano Mr. and Mrs. Angelo J. Soriano JoAnn Soriano Mr. and Mrs. A. Salta, Jr. Tony Salla Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sibilia Mr. Marvin Shlofmitz Mr. anti Mrs. Leonard Serafino Mrs. Anna Sember Marguerite Sella Miss L. Schwartz Mr. H. Schwartz Mr. J. Sizemore Alice M. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. F. Selva Joseph and Rocky Soporito Mildred B. Sivcrstcn Virginia Saporito B. G. Stcfanela Kinny Santucci Pat Smith Pvt. Phil Sagato John, Camille and Baby Soricc Mr. and Mrs. W. Squire L. R. Telson Joan Tambascia Mr. anti Mrs. C. Tasco Dick Telson Billy Tesesco Mrs. Coneetta Terrezza Mr. and Mrs. VV. Tedesco Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher Mr. and Mrs. M. Terry There must be way W. II. Thaxtcr Theresa. Mary and Phyllis B. L. Thompson, Jr. Brad Thorpe Tony and Janet Samuel A. Torsiello Frank Trotta Helen B. Tunstead Mr. and Mrs. R. Turner Richard Turner Jerry Valvano Helen Van-Dyne Mr. anti Mrs. Peter Ventola Vera and Judy Mr. andd Mrs. M. Vernieri Mr. and Mrs. C. Vernon Virginia’s Beauty Salon Mr. Arc Angelo Viscido Good Luck Vito Mary Vitolo M. E. Walker Mr. anti Mrs. R. Washington and Family Walter White Mr. and Mrs. James Williams and Son John Willcs, Jr. Saul Zorn 122 Frank F. 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MArket 3-5280 SERVING SAVERS SINCE 1857 NEW JERSEY S LARGEST SAVINGS BANK THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION NEWARK AND SOUTH ORANGE. NEW JERSEY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLETE WEDDING COVERAGE I2S CONGRATULATIONS TO FRANK VITOLO LEWIS COAL CO 100 ROUTE 22. HILLSIDE. NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Di Roberto Sr. and Vincent Jr. 126 VICTORY OPTICAL MFG. CO. ▲ 9-13 MULBERRY PLACE NEWARK, NEW JERSEY The Barringer High School Student Council extends its heartiest congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE. 1959 CHARLES EISEN. President MANUEL CARBALLO. Vice President JOHN WRIGHT. Treasurer LENORE RUSSONELLO. Corres. Sec. MINA DEMAREST. Rec. Sec. MR. IRVING MERKIN. Adviser 127 SCHOOL RINGS DIRECT FROM MFC. 150 STYLES . Your School Nome School Emblem Incl. COMPLIMENTS OF BORDEN'S MILK CO. “SERVING BARRINGER HIGH ▲ NEWARK. NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN CO. BEST WISHES and GOOD LUCK to the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE. 1959 MR. and MRS. JACK SCHWARTZ 366 5th AVENUE NEW YORK CITY 1. N. Y. ★ 128 BEST WISHES TO OUR COUSIN ANGELA and to the JUNE GRADUATING CLASS LOIS- LOUIS JR. DE BENEDETTO We Extend Our Heartiest Congratulations to the Graduating Class of June. 1959. As you go forth into the world of today may God be your Guide. PHILLIPS METROPOLITAN C.M.E. CHURCH 47-51 BEACON STREET NEWARK. N. J. TAIT OIL COMPANY METERED AND FILTERED FUEL OIL DELIVERIES Automatic Oil Heating Equipment SALES AND SERVICE 149 HARRISON STREET BLOOMFIELD. NEW JERSEY Mitchell 3-4570 NAPORANO IRON AND METAL CO. SCRAP IRON METALS AND RAILROAD ACCESSORIES ANDREW J. NAPORANO FOOT OF HAWKINS STREET NEWARK 5. NEW JERSEY 129 Compliments of BIASES CATERERS 451 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. Congratulations to the CLASS OF JUNE. 1959 MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM HILLMANN HOME MADE ICE CREAM and CANDY 496 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY BEST OF LUCK TO MY DAUGHTER and THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE. 1959 Joe Marano’s Amoco Service COMPLETE LUBRICATION SERVICE “Courtesy and Efficiency Is Our Motto” BATTERY TESTING — TIRE SERVICE AMOCO TIRES — HYDRAULIC BRAKE SPECIALIST ORange 4-953 SANFORD and TREMONT AVENUE MArket 2-4120 HUmboldt 3-8982 NOLE’S DRIVE-IN LOCK - KIY AND SAW SHOP SPORTS REST FAMOUS FOR ITALIAN CUISINE Fine Wines and Liquors 53 So. Orange Avenue Newark, N. J. 43 Garside Street Newark, N. J. Congratulations to My Neice TUSCAN DAIRY LOUISE DAIRY PRODUCTS TING-A-LING CAR WASH Union, N. J. Comer of Bloomfield Ave. and 3rd Street Newark, N. J. In Loving Memory of Our Neice. HUmboldt 2-0478 GERALDINE ANN SIVERTSEN GIANNOTTO’S PHARMACY MILLARS PIES 195 First Ave.. Cor. Bloomfield Ave. 800 Schuyler Avenue Lyndhurst, N. J. Newark, N. J. Congratulations to Compliments MARIA and Her Classmates LOU AND FRANK BRUNO YOUR NORTH JERSEY ACCOUNTANTS HUmboldt 2-8525 405 Seventh Avenue Newark. N. J. PETER NISIVOCCIA REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE WOODSIDE DINER 131 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Broadway Congratulations to BOB AND GERRY FURNITURE CRAFT CO. FOREST HILL FISHERY SEA FOOD AT ITS BEST U. S. Highway No. 22 Springfield. N. J. 146 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations and Best of Luck to Our Son DON KARANIK and His Classmates MARIO V. FARCO ASS N MR. AND MRS. ANDREW J. SEMBER • MArket 3-5242 Established 1903 Compliments of S. H. GROSSMAN. INC. DODGE - PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS A FRIEND Dodge Job Rated Trucks Newark's Oldest Dodge - Plymouth Dealer 11-21 Sussex Avenue Newark 4. N. J. 132 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Dr. Anthony Alomia . . . .H.R. 92 Mr. Ralph Fanaroff H.R. 2 CLASS ADVISER Mr. William Janowski. . .H.R. 57 MR. and MRS. SALVATORE GRIPPALDI 107 THIRD STREET NEWARK. N. J. WALLVS RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE 431 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. F. (i M. DRUG COMPANY. INC. SOS Orange Street Newark. N J. DRINK MORE MILK Compliment of HOMEROOM 45 TRIBUME PRINTING COMPANY 197 Twelfth Avenue Newark, N. J. CAPRIO TAILOR SHOP 82 Orange Street Newark, N. J. To Mr Niece NEVA Love UNCLE JOHN S. J. DEMAREST 668 N. 7th Street Newark. N. J. H. G. JOCKEL II Ea t Sylvan Avenue Newark N. J. RUPP FLOWER SHOP S06 Orange Street Newark 7. N. J. GELFOND'S TOYS - STATIONERY - CIGARS 175 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. )■ B. J. CLYMER OPTICIAN SIO Orange Street Newark. N. J. RALPH'S MARKET. INC. 84 Orange Street Newark. N. J- JOHN GIALANELLA and SONS 484 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. BLUE and WHITE 105 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. DE CAPUA FUNERAL HOME 269 MT. PROSPECT AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CADE STEVENSON AUTO REPAIR CO. COMPLETE MECHANICAL b ELECTRICAL CO. 237 HIGH STREET NEWARK. N. J. BONAVITO and DANIELS FINE FLOWERS 478 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 HOMEROOM 63 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES BLUE JACKETS PLYMOUTH FLOOR WAXING SERVICE for HOME . OFFICE - BUSINESS 45 CHARLES STREET S. DORIA THE TAILOR CLEANING • PRESSING JlOVi BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Congratulation to My Grandchildren HARRIET SACHS and DONALD KARINIK and The Clan of June. 1959 MRS. ANNA SEMBER Congratulation to THE CLASS OF JUNE. 1959 A FRIEND AMPERE BOWLING CLUB. INC. 486 4th AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. MARIOS BARBER SHOP Specialising in Ladies Haircutting) 127 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. BELLEVILLE. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS ANGELA DON S CONFECTIONERY STORE 107 7th AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO ANGELA PERNA S FRUIT MARKET 7 GARSIDE STREET HIALEAH CLUB BAR and LOUNGE 15 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. GREELY S RIFLE RANGE TESS CLOTHIERS 450 POMPTON AVENUE CEDAR GROVE. N. J. 193 SUMMER AVENUE NEWARK. V- ONE HOUR MARTINIZING COMPLIMENTS Of 106 ELIZABETH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. HOMEROOM 59 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1959 HOMEROOM 50 ROSEVILLE SERVICE STATION 512 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CongretuLations to Our Wonderful Nephew JOHNNY COMPLIMENTS Of AUNT JOAN. AUNT ROSE, AUNT SUE. AUNT MILLIE. SASSO CONTRACTING CO. AUNT MILDRED 372 WATSESSING AVENUE BLOOMFIELD. N. J. BEST WISHES TO ALL GLAMOUR BEAUTY SALON C. Gr. J. MEATS 4 WEST PARK STREET NEWARK. N. J. 99 7th AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. BEST WISHES TO JOYCE RIZZO from FROM CHARLOTTE. ANNETTE, FRANCES. GERTRUDE and MILLIE A FRIEND CARRINO'S MARKET MY BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1959 133 WARREN STREET NEWARK. N. J. ELSIE R. FORBES GLORIA S BEAUTY SALON CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER VICKI 86 CRANE STREET NEWARK. N. J. MR. and MRS. FRANK SIBILIA 135 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to th« JUNE CLASS Of 1959 MR. and MRS. R. MATARAZZO PURA-TEX STONE CORP. ALUMINUM SIDING — CONTRACTORS 83 McLEAN BOULEVARD PATERSON. N J. ARRE'S ITALIAN TASTY CRUST BREAD 47 7th AVENUE COR HIGH STREET LOU CAPUTO FLORIST SI BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N J PARK AVE. FURNITURE HOUSE JOSEPH MARZELL OPTICIAN 21 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 5 HILL STREET NEWARK 2. N. J. EDITH S BEAUTY SALON PROSPECT MILK 38 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO TERRY JEAN PATERNOSTRO CONGRATULATIONS AND GOO’S GUIDANCE TO MY DAUGHTER HARRIET and the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1959 COMPLIMENTS OF RICHARD MELILLO PLUMBING and HEATING 324 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 7. N J. To RONALD CHEN from hit CO-WORKERS m KRESGE NEWARK CAMERA DEPT. No. 359 at 715 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J. 541 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. HUmboklt 5-9873 MARGIES BEAUTY SALON EXPERT ELECTROLYSIS 261 CLIFTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations to My Niece LOUISE BRANCH BROOK MANOR CLEANERS 340 BELLEVILLE AVENUE BELLEVILLE. N. J. FRED FINELLI ITALIAN-AMERICAN GROCERIES 63 6th AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. FRANK S SERVICE STATION CITIES SERVICE FRANK COLETTA. Prop. COR PARK and SUMMER AVE-. NEWARK. N. J. 136 Congratulations to LOUISE NICK’S SERVICE STATION 320 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. BEST WISHES W.L.T. Cx A.A. ROSNICK DRUG STORE SAUL S. LIPMAN. Prop. 449 SUMMER AVENUE NEWARK. N J. HUmboldt 2-6587 Fro OoBvry PANICO S MARKET PRIME MEATS Groceries and DclkJttiMn 133 SEVENTH AVENUE NEWARK. N J. Compliments ot SAM GARRUTO’S PORK STORE 100% PURE PORK SAUSAGE MADE FRESH DAILY 366 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO ROSE MARIE MR. and MRS. J. CELLI, SR. HUmboldt 2-9228 SWANK MEN’S SHOP SAM R. SICO. Prop. 185 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. SCOTTY’S STORE EQUIPMENT 45 SO. ORANGE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations to My Son ANTHONY and the JUNE CLASS OF 1959 MRS. ANN LAULETTE COMPLIMENTS OF THOMSON-OKUN CO. 595 S. 18th STREET NEWARK. N. J. HUmboldt 3-1739 VELARDI’S SELF SERVICE 295Vi FIRST AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. AULISE’S CLIFTON and BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY CELENTANO RICOTTA — MOZZARELLA Imported and Domestic Delicacies Restaurants - Pisserias Supplied HUmboldt 2-1983 99 SEVENTH AVENUE WHITE CIRCLE SYSTEM. INC. 131 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF TERRACE BEAUTY SALON HUmboldt 3-9631 100 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS AND GOO'S GUIDANCE TO MY NEPHEW DONALD KARANIK and to the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE. 1959 137 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JUNE CLASS OF 59 HOMEROOM 83 W. H. DE CAMP. JR. CLASS Of 13” 233 PROSPECT STREET EAST ORANGE. N J. ROSE ANSETTA 848 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. MINUTOLI BROS. FOOD MARKET 613 N 6th STREET NEWARK. N. J. Good Luck To The GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE. 1959 HOMEROOM 95 and MISS SCHNEIDER DAN’S GULF SERVICE 402 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE. EAST ORANGE. N J. MR. and MRS. DANIEL DE TROUO and FAMILY 35 Coeyman Street________Newark. N. J JACK TILLMAN BUSH JEWELERS JOSEPH DEMAREST 643 N. 7th Street Newark. N. J. Compliments of the EAGLE CLEANERS 246 Broadway Newark. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO ANGEL From the PERNA BROTHERS ALFONE FLORIST SHOP 379 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. TONY VICIDO'S SHOE MAKER and REPAIR 86 STONE STREET NEWARK. N. J. J. 6 F. CLEANERS 59 DAVENPORT AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. ROBBIES SCHOOL OF MUSIC 589 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J. A FRIEND MR. and MRS. THOMAS ALBANESE 9 Norfolk Street Newark, N. J. Compliments of HOMEROOM 87 and MR. MELITO Congratulations To PETER MOTHER. TOM. NICKEY. MARLENE WHITE PALACE RESTAURANT 233 Park Avenue Newark, N. J. 138 CELENTANOS 99 Seventh Avenue Newark, N. J. HUmboldt 3-4056 DAIRYLEA MILK Distributed by ARTHUR CICETTI 186 Parker Street Newark 4. N. ) ESsex 5 6858 JULIUS DUNCAN 417 So. 18th Street Newark. N. i. ESPOSITO MEAT MARKET 472 Roseville Avenue Newark. N. J. ORange 2-0464 AL MAGNO — DAIRY PRODUCTS 233 Lincoln Avenue Orange. N. J. MR. and MRS. JAMES A. HAMPTON 137 Hunterdon Street CURLY'S NEWSPAPERS Broadway DICK RICHARDSON Congratulation to TERRY MR. and MRS. M. COLUCCI CLAIRES SWEET SHOPPE 575 Broadway Newark 4. N. J. Compliment ARMINIO'S LIVE POULTRY MARKET 84 Cutler Street Newark. N. J. Compliments of the WASH-A-WAY LAUNDERETTE 308 Broadway Newark. N. J. Congratulations to the JUNE CLASS OF '59 A FRIEND MELODY RECORD SHOP 26 Bloomfield Avenue VILLA CAPRI RESTAURANT 4 Franklin Avenue Nut ley, N. J. CELENTANO BROS., INC. 486 Roseville Avenue Newark. N J. GEORGIS COFFEE SHOP 441 Mt Prospect Avenue Newark. N. J. ROSE and FRED GRASSO 108 Garside Street Newark. N. J. CHARCOAL BROIL RANCH 2000 McCarter Highway Newark, N. J. ZIG'S BAKERY Beautiful line of Birthday Cakes Wedding, Shower and All Occasion Cake 232 First Ave.. Cor. 10th St. Newark. N. J. REdwood 1-9893 R RAFANELLO. Prop. CAPRI PIZZERIA and RESTAURANT 450 Pleasant Valley Way West Orange. N. J. Compliments of THE MUSIC CLUB CARRINO S MARKET LEE - DAVE LIQUOR and DELICATESSEN 357-359 Sussex Avenue Newark. N. J. A. B. AUTO STORES TIRCS - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES 34 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. TO OUR DAUGHTER NEVA Love MOM and DAD GOOD LUCK RO RO MR. and MRS. GEORGE KIMMEL MR. and MRS. JOSEPH ANDRIANO 638 No. 8th Street Newark. N. J. GIORDANOS BAKERY 33 7th Avenue Newark. N. J. CASCINO S FISH MARKET 575 No. 6th Street Newark, N. J. H Umbo kit 2-4778 Wo Deliver ANGELO'S PIZZERIA 816 Summer Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations JUNE CLASS OF 1959 MR. and MRS. JOHN J. BURKE 139 THOMAS GIALANELLA and SONS 146 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Compliments of RIP WAGNER OF THE PLURALS PARK PHARMACY 159 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. CLUB GARMOUNT 124 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. DANNY FERRANTE'S PRIME MEAT MKT. 234 6th Avenue Newark, N. J. BILL KIRBY'S RECORD SHOP 464 Roseville Avenue Newark, N. J. LOU'S VEGETABLE and FRUIT MARKET 291 First Avenue Newark. N. J. ROWLAND PAINT and HARDWARE Electrical and Plumbing Supplies 150 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. UNITED SERVICE GROCERS 137 Park Avenue Newark. N. J. DJUANA'S BEAUTY SALON 589 W. Market Street Newark. N. J. PANZER TELEVISION and APPLIANCE CO. 590 Orange Street Newark. N. J. NORTH NEWARK RECREATION Compliments of LEE and SUE 108 Ridge Street Newark. N. J. PETE McMAHON CONFECTIONARY 32 N. 14th Street Newark. N. J. 7th AVENUE PHARMACY. INC. 71 7th Avenue Newark. N. J. FRASSO'S MARKET 9 7th Avenue Newark. N. J. HUmboldt '2-5922 GLADYS HARRIS CRAIGETTA'S BEAUTY SALON 484 Broadway Newark. N. J. BROAD ELECTRIC 195 Hansbury Avenue Newark. N. J. JONES BROTHERS. BARBERS 68 Belmont Avenue Newark. N. J. LOU and JOE'S 5 Clifton Avenue Newark, N. J. Congratulations to KATHY MR. and MRS. S. GRIPPALDI Compliments of OAK AUTO BODY 519 Prospect Street East Orange. N. J. S. N. CICOLLINI BROTHERS 23 Broadway Newark. N. J. P. J. STROLLO. D.D.S. BROADWAY DRUGS GERALD R. SCALA. R P. 188 Broadway Newark. N. J. Congratulations to RICHARD and The Graduating Class MR. and MRS. PATRICK GALELLA Congratulations to Our Daughter LUCILLE MR. and MRS. C. PACE L. CELENTANO AURIEMIA 121 Summer Avenue Newark. N. J. RUESCH S DELICATESSEN 441 Mt. Prospect Avenue Newark. N. J. MR. VINCENT STRUMOLO 64 Franklin Street Bellville, N. J. Congratulations from HOMEROOM 81 RATHER S TOYS 506 Orange Street Newark. N. J. 140