Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1960 volume:

The January Class of I960 Presents Joys of Liuing ATHENAEUM CONTENTS Theme..................4 Dedication.............6 Administration ... 7 Seniors...............13 Curriculum............50 Clubs.................56 Sports................67 Advertisements. .. .80 Barringer High School Newark, New Jersey January, I960 Friendship Athletic Relaxation The Declaration of Independence guarantees every American the right to the pursuit of happiness Americans frantically pursue personal satisfaction, but for most of us. it is elusive. Perhaps, happiness is difficult to find if we are seeking a materialistic form. It is obvious that true personal fulfillment can not be bought. A basic evaluation of the real meaning of life reveals happiness, although intangible, is within the grasp of all. The key to happiness is good health which enables one to participate in the adventure of living The beauty and spectacle of nature is available for all to behold. A vital ingredient in the full enjoyment of life is a sincere and purposeful love. Joy of living can be found in human relationships, observation of man's foibles and in the participation of life’s activities. We have tried to depict on these pages some of the fundamental joys of living. Dedication Mr. Victor J. Salerno PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN Friend, Coach and Educator For more than a century. Barringer has been dedicated to the development of keen minds and strong bodies. It has sought to instill in each student a sense of sportsmanship, fair play, and a desire to wiri. To this end competent and efficient Barringer faculties have devoted their time and effort. The essence of this goal is embodied in competitive sports and directed physical activities. Today the importance of physical fitness is more apparent than ever before as an essential of national interest. We of Barringer are fortunate to have a department of Physical Education acknowledged to be one of the finest in the state. A reputation as splendid as this was not obtained by chance, it has been developed through the ability and devotion of a true educator. Mr. Victor Salerno. Many trophies and honors, both city and state, have been won for Barringer through Mr. Salerno’s coaching. But. far more important than these victories is the spirit Mr. Salerno has sought to instill in each of his boys, whether on a team or in his class. Mr. Salerno, you have given to your students the meaning of leadership, sportsmanship, a desire to win. and the need to win fairly. We. the Graduating Class of January 1960. are honored to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Victor J. Salerno . . . friend, coach and educator. sical Direction Personal Friendship Guidance EDUCATORS Instruction Lecturing Stimulating Thought Ad mi nis Ml. William ?. Gain PRINCIPAL The Administration provides facilities, organization, helpful guidance, inspiring democratic leadership, and the creative atmosphere that make teaching effective. Serving 2)4. Gdw-and RoUenne SCHOOL PHYSICIAN Teacher-cleric Mm Fanny Bell and school secretary. Mrs. Eva Go4dsmith check time register. tration Mt. £pJtteu ft Ztiertiefof vice principal The School Imda Kocian SCHOOL NURSE Custodial staff maintains and services building. S. R I� krm4n MS. Science A. Byron B PC Physical Education C. Ckwrillo MA. History F. Fiorito 8 A . M A. English J. Gella BS Business Subjects J. Getman BA. Biology. Science Faculty “A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. HENRY BROOKS ADAMS P- Curvin BA. English 0. Diamond M A History C. DiChiara MA Physical Education 0. Di Francesco BA English E. Fabiano BA. Biology R. Fanaroff B S. Industrial Arts M.A Administration and Supervision H. Farquhar M.A. Mathematics M. Ferraro M.A. History J. Giannini Ph 0. Foreign Language i.?.o J. Girkont M A English S Goldenberg B.S.. M.A Music H. Gratto MA. Mathematics R. Harris B.S., M A. Music 4 I. Hubbard BS Science W. Janowskl M.A. English 10 H. Kaplan M . L Kaplonskl M A i. «r- alter L Kettle. BA Mathemat.es History Business Subjects Art 6. Kingsley M A English L. Kotefsky 8.A.. MS. Chemistry J Kritser M.A. English Biology M. Lerner M A. Science. Chairmen R Lett M A. Mathematics Elppe MA. History, Chairmen M. Lombardi B.S.. M A. Physical Education D. Mcfwan MA. Mathematics R. Me Geary B.S Home Economics I. Merkin M A. History E. Morgan MA Home Economics A. Naporano M.A. Physical Education H. Nunn© BA English V. Salerno Carl. Physical Education Chairman A. Sauer Mechanical Drawing C. Scaler a M A. Physical Education A. Schneider BA. Science H. Schwarts MS. Physics J. Wdic.no B.S. Physical Education S. Seidler B.A. Mathematics W. Shulman MA. English M. Spivak Ed O. Biology E S Stark M A. Art M. Stern BA Music A. Sterner PhD. English. Chairman H. Tunstcad MA Lab Assistant D. Vernicro MA J. Vogel M.A. L Wilsey BA. Mechanical Drawing Head Guidance Counselor Mathematics II Senior Aduisers They Mn. Alma Byron Senior Homeroom Teacher Mitt Eleanor Wiltcy Senior Counselor Or. John Giannini Senior Adviser Suruiued ... Mrs. Lillian Kappstatter Senior Homeroom Teacher Mrs. Helen Kaplan Senior Homeroom Teacher Mr. John Vogel Head Guidance Counselor Mr. Marvin Shlofntits Yearbook Adviser Senior Class Officers Barbara Otarella Louii Carruto Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Senior class officers audit senior financial accounts From eft to right: Louis Garruto. treasurer • Rachel Fontanclla. recording secretary; John Core, president; Barbara Citarella. corresponding secretary; Anthony Procopio. vice president Lonorc Ruttonello Seventh Place John Biondl Eighth Place Frank D.Chiara Ninth Piece Concetta Romano Ninth Place Charles Elton Valedictorian The Power Elite Baiba Briedit Salutatorian Eliiaboth Nkolette Third Place Robert Barlett Fifth Place Linda PortelU Third Place Gloria Fierro Sixth Place The National Honor Society Leadership Service Chirltt !« « LOUIS ALFIERI 565 Lake Street Cars, cars, and more cars, preferably Cadillacs . . . handsome enough to be competition for Tony Curtis . . . slays the opposite sex with his casual manner and well tailored appearance. Boys' Leader. SEBASTIAN ALONGI 539 North Fifth Street Sebby . . . unlimited talent on parade with his hot trumpet . . . his trademarks arc intelligence and integrity . . . likes his pizza with a rock ’n’ roll beat. Blue Jackets. Band. Orchestra. WALTER D. ANDALORA 450 North Eleventh Street Cool and calm . . . collects traffic tickets . . . hobbies and interests unlimited . . . destined to be a top flight hair stylist . . . Motto: “Have clip, will curl. Photography Club. Track Team. WILLIAM ALAGNA 445 Ridge Street Aspiring Robin Hood . . . hits the mark with his arrow . . . quiet and reserved in class . . . changes complexion while engaged in athletics . . . hopes to become a physical education teacher. Track. Science Club. NORMAN PASCAL ANGIUOLI 87 Third Street Quiet as a church mouse . . . found doing nothing, going nowhere on Fourth and Sussex ... his chemical wizardry is nonpareils” . . . determined to be a tycoon before twenty-five. MARIAN 0. M. BAKER 24 Prospect Place Stunning coiffures her identification . . . delectable clothes her passion . . . lends her voice to her church choir . . . full of mirth and merry laughter . . . Barringer's woman of mystery. Future T etc her of America, Science Club. Spanish Club. Literary Staff. HENRY JOSEPH BENACQUISTA 110 Garside Street Hank . . . live wire, the spark of every party ... his dancing feet can keep any beat . . . sharp dresser, sane driver, smooth operator . . . future sailor . . . girl in every port. ROBERT BARLETT 1 32 James Street Non-conformist . . . master of whatever he undertakes ... a help to anyone m need . . . always ready for a good debate . . . experimenter in animal husbandry . . . above all, a scholar. National Honor Society. Acropolis Editor, Boys' Leaders. Yearbook Editor. Student Council. Junior Red Cross. Science Club. Tennis Club, Soccer. Outdoor Track. Latin Club. Math Club. RALPH A. BENACQUISTA 473 North Twelfth Street Musician extraordinaire . . . curly hair is the envy of all the girls ... the swinging guitar of the popular ‘'Sportsmen . . . rest and relaxation are his passwords. DORIS JEAN BERRY 47 Fairview Avenue Her silence is a virtue ... her easy manner radiates friendliness . . . mastery of Spanish may pave the way for her future ... a jewel of a girl. Future Teachers of America, Science Club. Spanish Club. After-Math Club, Dance Committee. JOHN BIONOI 402 North Sixth Street A classmate honest and sincere, furthermore, a worker . . . spices up his intelligent remarks with wit ... a gentleman who prefers blondes in sports cars. Boys’ Leaders. French Club. Science Club. Hi-Y Club. President of National Honor Society. Student Council, Class Council. Acropolis Agent. CAROL ANN BOMAR 297 West Market Street Carol is really hep on progressive jazz and interpretive dancing . . . flourishes in the expresso cafes of Greenwich Village . . . plans to major in psychology at New York University. Future Teachers of America, Science Club, Girls’ Leaders. 20 BAIBA BRIfDIS 192 North Seventh Street Comment for every occasion . . . witty sense of humor ... a sure winner in any field she chooses . . . salutatorian of our class . . . musician virtuoso . . . triple threat with violin, piano and clarinet. Nat ona Honor Society. Orchestra. Band, Class Paper, Future Teachers of America, Science Club. Student Council, Dance Committee, Yearbook. 21 JOHN BOTTONE 575 Highland Avenue Built like Hercules . . . late sleeper . . . flair for the piano . . . outstanding talent for sports . . . golden voice is an asset to Barringer's choruses . . . architecture, his next objective. NATALIE DIANE BRANCH 100 Sussex Avenue Diane . . . Barringer’s candidate for the 1966 Olympic competitions . . . informal manner makes her well liked by all who know her . . . ambitious, intelligent, and actively interested in everyone. Junior Red Cross. Tennis Club. Bowling Club. LUCILLE BRASCO 80 Vi Garside Street Sweet and demure . . . always in trim . . . possesses magnetic, attractive features . . . summer rendezvous at the shore fill her long days . . . always misses the late bell. Student Council. Home Room Treasurer, Dance Committee. English Secretary. JOSEPH R. CARRINO 376 Ridge Street High Spirited Dukie ... his voice echoes in Barringer's hells . . . avid follower of the opposite sex . . . sports, cars, and girls monopolize most of his time. ROGER BURBAGE 180 Orange Street Athlete, musician, and future doctor . . . enter tains theory class with his original, jazzy melodies . . . has manners, charms and is always humble ... A boy like Roger is ever so rare. Vice President National Honor Society. Basketball, Cross Country, Lt. Leaders Club, Band. Orchestra, Blue Jackets. Acropolis, Science Club. Red Cross. Rex-o-graph Operator, Dance Committee. After-Math Club. Chess Club. SAM JOSEPH CAMMARATO 232 North Seventh Street Sam the man . . . always on the go . . . can't stand still long . . . experiments in tropical fish breeding ... his hobbies are collecting coins and girls Mixed and Advanced Choruses, Boys' Glee Club. JAMES D. CAMPBELL 394 North Eleventh Street An enthusiastic partaker of traveling, fishing, and hunting ... a sporting goods store is seen for the future ... if you can find cars and foods, you can find Jim. Bob , . . possesses the right phrase for every occasion . . . always good for a laugh . . . talents for basketball . . . can easily be diverted to the road of disaster. Science Club. Basketball. MARY VIOLA CHERRY 1971 McCarter Highway A life devoted to the caring of the sick . . many jobs are a stepping stone to her career . . . very quiet, nice, and a little shy. Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Advanced Chorus. Junior Red Cross, Bonk Representative. BARBARA T. CITARELLA 1 0 Royalton Place Bloomfield, N. J, “Babs . . . zealous cheerleader . . . this charming class secretary is always socially in demand . . . shiny as a new penny . . . her friendship has a life time guarantee. Italian Cultural Club. Red Cross. Future Teachers of America. English Chairman. Student Council. Cheerleader, Science Club. Homeroom Treasurer. Class Secretary, Dance Committee, Class Newspaper, Yearbook. CATHERINE MARIE COLATRELlA 45 Sixth Avenue Tall, brown-eyed Cathy loves to swim . . . always sweet and charming ... tip toes through the halls noiselessly . . . offices look out: Cathy’s future lies with you. Future Teachers of America. Science Club. 23 NICHOLAS A. CORDASCO , 597 Clifton Avenue Adonis” ... his blue eyes and blond hair make a deadly combination ... his tfumpot playing comes from the depths of his soul . . . natural down to earth misses attract him. PATRICIA ANN CONTE 78 Cutler Street Patty ... a champ of a girl ... a dainty miss . . . the proud possessor of enticing dimples . . . an asset to any group with her amiable personality. Advanced Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club. Future Teachers of America. JOHN JOSEPH CORE 58 Fourth Street Distinguished class president . . . tireless worker . . . effective leader ... his violin playing is of great importance to our orchestra . . . the spark plug of every class is his laughter. Class President. National Honor Society, Orchestra. RITA CRECCA 64 Seventh Avenue Seen but not heard . . . never refuses to lend a helping hand . . . enjoys the quiet things m life . . . indeed, a gracious young lady. Science Club. Dance Committee. Advanced Chorus, Future Teachers of America. Class Paper, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club. 24 MARGUIRITE CUZZOUNO 105 North Tenth Street A word for every situation . . . a must for every art class . . . the take charge girl of the class ... as a designer, she has designs on the future. Future Teachers of America. Student Council, Italian CultureI Club, Dance Committee. LEONARD A. CUPITO 525 Clifton Avenue Neat as a pin . . . man of few words surrounds himself with an air of mystery skimming on a surfboard his relaxation . young man of depth and integrity. ROBERT WILLIAM CRISSO 568 North Eleventh Street Mischievous . . . when ignited causes a small explosion ... for business and pleasure Bob turns to bowling . . . speed tracking radar will be his downfall. Track, Science Club. ANNE DeFILIPPO 95 Vi Garside Street Kewpie Doll . . . devotee of the New York stage . . . prefers boys in college . . . takes life as it comes . . . never looks for trouble. Future Teachers of America. 25 GAIL P. DcLORENZO 145 Clifton Avenue Her paradise — the park ... the golden horse — a ’57 Buick . . . qujct as a barrel full of monkeys to her friends . . . makes an appear-ance which always catches your eye ... a gale about town. GERARDO JOSEPH DcFILLIPPES 240 Clifton Avenue Quiet and reposing . . always aspiring to new heights . . . variety of interests range from good music to the Jersey shore . . . future lab technician. English Secretary, Mixed and Advanced Choruses. ROBERT DeFROSCIA I 38 Third Avenue Rabbit ... as mischievous as Bugs Bunny . . . optimistic . . . dislikes no one . . . enjoys dancing . . . softball and bowling his two favorite sports . . . appreciate eye for natural girls . . . Ambition: to be rich. ANTHONY F. DcLORENZO 141 Clifton Avenue Minus English and homework. Dee would be a happier fellow . . . exhibits fme combination of intelligence and wit . . . amateur photographer always looking for good looking models. Visual Aids. Radio Club. Football. Track. CATHERINE JOAN DEL RUSSO 189 Sussex Avenue Cathy” . . . wise, witty, and warm . . . athletic ability . . . rare sense of humor . . . always capable and calm . . . never at loss for a comment Dance Committee. Homeroom Secretary. Italian Cultural Club. ANTHONY DEL VECCHIO 221 Garside Street Gridiron happy ... big boy” on campus . . . feels life is one big circus . . . with Tony the Gridiron happy ... big boy on campus . . . ringmaster . . . tall, vocal, and temperamental. Football, Science Club. MARIE ELAINE DEL PRESTO 658 North Seventh Street A smile glows forever on her lips . . . sees the good in everyone . . . active and helpful in all she attempts . . . To know her is to love her.” Student Council, Homeroom Vice President, Banking Agent. Italian Cultural Club Vice President, Future Teachers of America. Dance Committee. Mixed Chorus. JOHN JAMES DEMETROULAKOS 711 Highland Avenue Big Greek . . . with his artful humor, he paints his way into your heart . . . proficient artist . . . penetrating wit . . . charm makes him a chosen gentleman. Football. Basketball. Track. Science Club. Future Teachers of America. Class Art Editor Yearbook Art Staff, Dance Committee. frank r. di chiara 487 North Eleventh Street A car for every occasion . . . high scholastic ability . . . math his forte . . . any sport his hobby . . . football outstanding interest . . . famous club member. Football. After Math Club. Acropolis Agent. Track. ANTHONY PETER DENARO 1 37 Ridge Street Small but his |Ovial expression makes him a big man . . . quick and sharp ... no one sleeps near him . . . keeps classes jumping ... a terror for his sue. Glee Club. ANTHONY AUGUSTINO DE VINCENZO 154 Third Street Anyone for a ride to New York Saturday night? . . . Tony’s going . . . winning smile on his handsome face . . . heavy hobby . . . lifts weights . . . will never lack friends. FIORI DcPHILLIPS 259 Mt. Prospect Avenue The quiet man . . intelligent and shrewd . . . has a fine collection of phone numbers . . . whiz on a basketball court . . . next stop, predental school Football. Track. Cross Country. Basketball. SALVATORE MICHAEL Dl GERLANDO 150 North Ninth Street Serious minded Sal . . . expert on physical culture . . . active in many worthwhile organizations . . . enthusiastic sports fan . . . longs for extended lunch periods . . . always a gentleman. Track. Acropolis Agent. 139 Garsidc Street Music, music, music . . . progressive jazz fan . . . brings smiles to Senior's weary faces . . . zip 'n' zing of our Blue Jackets ... his personality matches his fine talent. Band. Blue Jackets, Dance Committee, Orchestra. GEORGE W. DUNGAN. Ill 84 Wakeman Avenue Star gazer . . . thoughts lie deep in the heart of Texas . . . changeable character . . . speed is one of his vices . . . hunting and fishing close seconds. CHARLES LEE EISEN 466 South Center Street Orange. New Jersey Outstanding Student Council President . . . always carries a large share of responsibilities . . . witty . . . distinguished speaker . . . climbed the ladder of success with ease . . . scholastic ability, unlimited . . . class valedictorian. Student Council President, Acropolis Editor, Yearbook Editor. National Honor Society. JOHN ANTHONY EVANGELISTA RACHEL MARY FONTANELLA 371 North Seventh Street Spirited cheering captain . . . vital to every gathering . . . recorder of all our senior activities . . . baffled by chemistry . . . glowing smile is a beacon of good cheer . . . notable individual. Italian Cultural Club. Future Teachers of America. Junior Red Cross. Cheering Captain. Science Club. Class Recording Secretary, English Chairman. Dance Committee. Class Newspaper. PAUL L. FIELD. Ill 6 Oriental Place CHARLES FARIA. JR. 228 Parker Street Active m sports . . . relishes a good joke . . . casual and easy going . . . music, cars, and girls are Charlie's loves ... a bit shy. Dance Committee. Student Council. Swinging fellow ... a jive time boy . . . clothes conscientious . . . traveling to far-off places a big interest . . , plans include the post office . . . enjoys working?? Boys' Leader. GLORIA JEAN FIERRO 85 Cutler Street Popular miss, lively, energetic, and loquacious ... in a host of activities . . . conscientious student . . . devilish temperament excites every English class . . . distinctive sultry voice. Future Teachers of America. Junior Red Cross. Ways and Means Committee. Class Newspaper, Homeroom Secretary, Student Council, Dance Committee. GERALD LOUIS FORTE 37 Kearney Street Thrives on fun and laughter . . . keeps every class in an uproar . . . finds time to do a little of everything . . . competent student . . . someday will succeed Mr. Burhman. Science Club, Laboratory Technician Club, Fortune Staff, Baseball Team, Tutoring Committee, Dance Committee. CAROLE ANN FRANCISCO 396 North Sixth Street A captivating miss . . . efficient worker . . . impeccable dresser . . . leisure hours are spent listening to Frank Sinatra . . . cheer all cheered the Big Blue to victory. Homeroom President. Science Club. Future Teachers of America, Cheerleader. Banking Assistant. Office Clerk. English Secretary. STEVEN E. FRANKS 482 Orange Street Steve ’ . . . demonstrates an instinctive talent for sports . . . football pile driver . . . aptitude for journalism ... at home in many organizations ... his humorous antics set the school ablaze. Football. Track, Baseball, Boys' Leader, Student Council NICHOLAS J. FRATTINA 546 North Eleventh Street Short, smiling Nick . . . guilty of telling some very tall stones . . . will achieve success in the law profession . . , delights in his nightly cruises around Barringer . . . a swell guy . MARGARET AGNES FRIGGLE 936 Lake Street Petite Marge is not seen but is surely heard . . . laughter takes everyone by surprise . . . deceiving appearance . . . must carry proof of her ago . . . devil in disguise. Red Cross, Science Club, Dance Committee. Class Paper. MARIA NANCY GIZZI 787 Parker Street High stepping twirler . . . constantly in a laughing group . . . enjoys good times . . . our attractive mermaid . . her sewing genius is apparent in her apparel ... an unpredictable pixie. Twirler. Acropolis, Future Teachers of America. Acropolis Agent. Science Club. Student Council. Dance Committee. DOROTHY GROVER 836 Bloomfield Avenue Montclair. New Jersey “Let's go crowd. I'll race you” . . . crazy for drag races and cars . . . likes a seafaring fellow . . . sociable person . . . active in outdoor sports ... a pleasant girl. RUTH JOANN HIRRSCHOFF 75 Park Avenue Competent Acropolis editor . . displays efficiency and willingness to aid . . . bright and capable student . . . broadcasts on all wave lengths . . . natural and frank. ... a refreshing change Science Club. National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, Acopolis Editor, Fortune Staff, Yearbook, DIANE L HOEFNER 51 i Broadway Shy and retiring ... a Little Theatre Group is included in her many activities . . . forever on the lookout for articles for her Kopechest. CORA HOELSCHEN 70 Little Street Belleville. New Jersey itable heart and willing hand help many . camping at High Point highlights her tions . . . the medical profession will find ble worker in Cora. Cross Secretary, Home Economics. SUSANNE M. GUARINO 645 North Fifth Street Artistically inclined Sue . . . plans to paint herself a rosy future . . . five feet of heaven . . . vitality plus . . . delightful to know . . . Oh, what a girl . Dance Committee. Class Paper, CATHERINE A. IANNUZZI 100 Highland Avenue Eyes have an appealing allure . . . has time for an infinite number of activities . . . sprightli-ncss keeps every group jumping ... on everyone's hit list. Dance Committee. WILLIAM DANIEL ILARIA 276 Parker Street Sharp, clever, and witty . . . handsome gentleman . . . keen, conscientious student . . . trim dresser . . . fun and Bill arc synooomous . . . rates high on the girls’ most wanted list. Dance Committee, Laboratory Technician Club, Biology Tutor. MARIE ANN INSUA 82 Summer Avenue Able and adroit Girl Friday . . . calm, cool and collected . . . gets every job done right . . . personality plus ... in future years, plans to balance figures. Student Council, Dance Committee. Science Club. Acropolis Agent. Yearbook. NORMA JEAN KEE 608 North Third Street Cordial, pretty, and jocose . . . Barringer’s choruses benefit from her fine melodious voice . . . amusement parks and beaches are her fancies . . . devotes much time to deserving organizations. Junior Red Cross. Dance Committee. Science Club, Glee Club, Advanced Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Leader. 34 ARTHUR G. LA PARA 463 North Sixth Street Mr. Hollywood . . . member of the famous Bel-Aires . . . thirst for fun and mischief . . . proud of his numerous art awards . . . travels m custom cars with fascinating girls. Student Council. Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff. Italian Club. ROSEANNE THERESA LARDIERI 360 North Seventh Street Petite and cute Cha Cha girl . , . infectious laugh . . . manages to take part in a host of activities . . . lent her voice to the Big Blue's cheering squad. Cheerleader, Blue Jackets. Cha Cha Girl, Future Teachers of America. Music Club, Dance Committee. Class Council. Orchestra. Class Paper. Student Teacher. JAMES E. LENNON 811 Ridge Street Gentleman Jim . . . tall, blond, and debonair . . . says little, thinks much . . . conservative . . . cooperative . . . conscientious . . . dependable . . . always comes through in troubled times. Future Teachers of America. Yearbook Staff. PASQUALE A. LEPORE 77 Mt. Prospect Avenue Affable, courteous, and pensive . . . works like a demon . . . f'� ds elation in designing cars . . . Pat's company is always enjoyed on fast trips to the shore. RICHARD LOFFREDO 216 Clifton Avenue Vim. vigor and vitality describe him to a T studies figures, mathematical, geometrical, and otherwise . . I hate those exam systems . . . where there’s life, there's Richie. Visual Aids. Mixed Chorus. LOUIS GABRIEL MALANGA 69 High Street Batter Up!! . . . eats, sleeps, and drinks baseball ... a funster, well liked by all . . . performed with a smile many deeds for the class. Baseball. Creative V riting Club. Science Club. HARRY MAGLIONE 191 Parker Street Harried Harry ... a ten horse power guy with a hundred horsepower personality . . . lends gaity to every occasion . . . spends his time with his arms around a girl. VICTOR MALANGA 283 Parker Street Are you looking for a good chess or checker player? . . . Vic's your man . . . it's his chief hobby . . . sports fan . . . future lab technician . . . relaxes summers at the shore. 36 CLARENCE MANEY 91 Stratford Place Clarence ... a brave young man . . . fully appreciates the real values in life . . . courteous, courageous and convictive. the big C’s in his life ... his music, sweet and low B nd, Orchestra. Mixed Chorus. Glee Club. PHYLLIS E. McCLISH 414 Jelliff Avenue Music, both serious and otherwise, hold her interest . . . ambition to learn to drive . . . parties and gatherings a '■must” to her existence . . . plans include social work . . . enjoys people Robert c. McDonald 207 South Harrison Street East Orange. New Jersey Big Blue gridiron ace . . . sports enthusiast . . . track honors ... a pal” to every team member .. . tall and undisturbed . . . science his strong point . . . full of Irish blood. Football Team, Boys' Leaders, Track. Science Club. LISANDRA ANNE MONETTI 41 Celia Terrace Belleville. New Jersey There should be two Sandys . . . extra sweet and always considerate . . . never could do enough for anyone ... a load of interests . . . loved by all ... a wonderful friend. Future Teachers of America, Orchestra, Band. Student Council, Dance Committee. Science Club. Class Newspaper. 37 JAMES MONTAGNA. JR. 462 Fourth Avenue Jimbo'' . . . likes everything except homework . . . football team's secret weapon . . . sharp dresser . . . enjoys the outdoor life . . . unperturbed. casual, and easy going with the girls. Football, Science Club. Bowling Club, Dance Committee. ELIZABETH ANN NICOLETTE 102 First Street Betty Ann. our Yearbook's dependable work horse ... the library's energetic dynamo . . . smiles against all odds ... a sweet and reliable friend . . . seldom boils, but often simmers! ... a conscientious, spirited journalist. Treasurer Future Teachers of America. Student Council, Italian Cultural Club. Mixed and Advanced Choruses, Girls' Glee Club, Yearbook Editor. Acropohs Agent. Class Newspaper. Class Council. National Honor Society, Homeroom Treasurer. JO ANN NIGRO 817 Ridge Street Let's all cheer with this fine cheerleader warm personality . . . tastefully styled , proud of her collection of stuffed animals no doubt will be a fine secretary. Cheerleader. 38 ROBERT MICHAEL PAPSON 425 North Sixth Street Crazy for sports and more sports . . . plays football, baseball, basketball and bowls . . . tall, silent, handsome type . . . likes everything . . . homework is one exception . . . future business administration major. Football, Baseball. Basketball, Boys' Leader. Bowling Club. Banking Assistant. 39 JOSEPH ANTHONY ORSINI 128 North Tenth Street Bring your troubles to Joe. our future private eye . . . tall, dark, and handsome, a natural success in his field ... his words are few. but chosen. PATRICIA MARIE PALMISANO 474 North Ninth Street Quiet ''Pat” . . . eats, eats, and eats . . . gourmet of good food . . . kind with a gentle voice . . . near, meticulous dresser . . . calm and collected . . . hates smoke in her eyes. Italian Cultural Club. Future Teachers of America. Dance Committee, Mixed Chorus. RAYMOND CURT OLSEN 750 Mt. Prospect Avenue Wanna race!!! . . . souped-up Ray can be seen flying low most anyplace . . . great aspirations for a degree in engineering ... the ocean bottom is considered his second home. LAWRENCE PARABOSCHI 160 Vernon Avenue Becoming a radar operator in the Navy is Larry’s goal . . . swimming ability definitely an aid ... a Packard his ideal among the Lavenir's. car voice is heard SAMUEL PATRICK PEPE 164 North Tenth Street ’•Peppi . . . short and husky . . . always ready for a good joke . . . fixes radios for fun . . . range of interests . . . dreams of electrical engineering. ANTHONY POLICASTRO 30 Wakeman Avenue suc- Polly never learned how to tell time . . . cessful at coming late to class unnoticed . . . automotive design his destiny . . . friendly and easy smile. MICHAEL A. PORCELLO 317 Seventh Avenue Rates high scholastically . . . math his strong point . . . gridiron favorite . . . good looks and friendly manner rate him a second glance from opposite sex . . . perturbed by rainy days. Track, Boys' Leader, Football, Barringaires, Class Council, Dance Committee. 40 LINDA PORTILLA 287 North Fifth Street Cheery cheerleader . . . outstanding student . . . one of the “Big Three” . . . terrific stenographer . . . able and reliable worker . . . dark-haired, light-eyed boys her Waterloo . . . forever laughing. Student Council. Class Council. Cheerleader. Homeroom Secretary. Science Club. Music Club. Acropolis. Junior Achievement. Class Paper, Secretary Italian Cultural Club, National Honor Society. Dance Committee. ANTHONY G. PROCOPIO 231 Clifton Avenue Tony ... the Pro .. . beyond compare . . . infinite amount of energy . . . always a clever comment . . . cars and Tony are like coffee and pie . . . fastidious about his neat shaves. Indoor Track. Class Council. Vice President of Class. Dance Committee. Class Newspaper. BEVERLY ANN QUARLES 214 Orange Street The village and modern jazz are first with Beverly . . . Bohemian clothes send her . . . good times, she always tries to have . . . future plans include the Navy. Science Club. LINDA RIZZOLO 249 Clifton Avenue Hey! did you see that smart bathing suit? . . . interested in all the new fashions . . . her goal, executive secretary . . . heaven is Long Branch . . . quiet and friendly. Future Teachers of America RALPH CARMEN ROSAMIUA 660 North Fourth Street Ralph is the class’ best driver . . . never has a problem . . . enjoys life to the fullest . . . fishes and swims like a professional . . . important to every get together . THOMAS JOHN RUGLIO 239 Fifth Street Abe . . . crazy for music: guitar, rock 'n roll, progressive jazz, and otherwise . . . member of combo . . . Kearny and the Harrison strip his second home. ANGELA DORIS RUSSOMAN 27 Highland Avenue Our Angel with plenty of cha-cha-cha ... a warm outgoing personality ... a concern for the whole human race . . . bright and keen . . . beauty plus brains . . . Miss Efficiency. Dance Committee. Blue Jacket Cha Cha Girl, Orchestra. Acropolis. Yearbook. Class Council, Homeroom President. 42 LENORE RUSSONELLO 197 Grafton Avenue Lenore . . . versatile, volatile, and vivacious . . . a quick, alert mind ... an aware individual . . . handles a multitude of tasks with case . . . dependable and responsible . . . perceptive sense of humor ... a charming, reserved beauty. National Honor Society, Science Club. Correspondence Secretary of the Student Council. Editor-in-Chief of Fortune. Acropolis Editor, Future Teachers of America, Dance Comm ttee Chairman. MARY JO SALERNO 56 Fifth Street Pretty, perky Mary Jo . . . Mona Lisa's smile has nothing on her . . . her favorite phrase in the future next patient please . . . anyone's choice for a friend. Future Teachers of America, Dance Committee. NICHOLAS SAPONARA 495 North Eleventh Street Big Nick . . . seen under the boards rebounding . . . wonderful guy . . . dreads class projects . . . Big Blue dances and music relax him . . . girts beware . . . Nick loves you all! Track Team. Dance Committee, Basketball Team. DONALD GERARD SAUCHELLI 461 Lake Street Wild over water sports . . . interests range from cars to architecture ... a popular fellow . . . worked hard for the class . . . dreads winter. Class Council. Dance Committee. Mixed Chorus. Science Club, Advanced Chorus. BEVERLY ROSA SAULER 493 Summer Avenue To drive unlike a woman is Beverly's objective . . . gym is her favorite subject . . . collects records like others collect stamps . . . sweet girl . . . talkative in class PETER J. SCARNATO 142 Ridge Street A real gem . . . good athlete . . . fastest man alive when chasing girls with cars . . . charming person . , . laughs his way through life . . . swell to know. Football, Tr� ck Ciptiin. ROBERT T. SCHMITT 181 North Eleventh Street Bob's full time job is fixing his car to keep it running . . . sports minded . . . friendly at all times . . . desire for expensive cars . . . “That cop was a sneak. Track. COSIMO SCIARRONE 44 Clinton Street Bloomfield. New Jersey One of a kind . . . sense of humor is a wonder-ful medicine for any ailment . . . known for poetic genius In Trig class . . . future plans: to make a million Track. Football. Student Council. Dance Committee. Visual Aids. SALVATORE SPARNO 366 North Eleventh Street Adjectives best describe Sal . . . good-looking, smart dresser, and has an outstanding personality . . . fun falls in his path . . . respectful, sincere and pleasant. Science Club, Dance Committee, Visual Aids. JOHN ROCCO SPINAZZOLA 181 Bloomfield Avenue Good looks and an easy smile ... a never ending sense of humor . . . manages to be on the scene wVen needed . . . can easily arrange a scene . . . lends a willing hand. Band. Mixed Chorus. Track. Football. JOSEPHINE MARIE SPINOLA 250 Heller Parkway To travel is Josephine's objective . . . talented in art . . . crazy for swimming, bowling, skating, and records . . . laughter is her middle name . . . dressmaking school on the horizon. JANET LOUISE STEVENSON 2 South Maple Avenue East Orange. New Jersey Sweetness plus thoughtfulness make a hoe lady . . . contributes beautifully toward the school choruses . . . any book makes her happy . • • I wish I weren’t so quiet!” LUKE PETER SUPPA 106 Third Street Tenor among tenors ... a pleasure to listen to . . . flips at girls, sports, and cars . . . non-chalant air . . . kids” his friends to distraction . . . up and coming Panzer student. Advanced Chorus. Boys' Glee Club. Barrinqaits. SANTA M. TAMBURRO 173 Parker Street Petite twirler . . . New York restaurants beware: Santa's coming for your menus . . . skating her favorite pastime . . . has a new joke everyday . . . pert and lively. Twirler. Dance Committee. Future Teachers of America. Class Council. Orchestra, Student Council. ANTHONY B. VALENTINO 869 Clifton AvenOe Happiness is a race car . . . Tony builds and fixes them . . . member of Hywinder’s Auto Club . . . enjoys the pleasures of helping people . . . handsome features could break many a lass' heart. ANITA VANTUNO 49 Peck Avenue To be happy, Anita needs an art pencil . . . thrives on originality . . . fall, stately twirler . . . Greenwich Village and “Beatniks attract her . . . known for long pony tail . . . active and energetic. Future Teachers of America, Acropolis, Twirlers. Cha-Cha Girl. Orchestra, Student Council, Ways and Means Committee, Art Editor — Future Teachers Paper, Yearbook, Dance Committee, Ital.an Cultural Club, bbrary Staff, Advanced Chorus. MAUREEN ANN VILLECCA 190 Second Street Quiet girl with a soft, soothing voice . . . easy smile shows friendship and warmth ... an essential to her homeroom . . . neatness is her middle name . . . always a perfect lady. Student Council, Class Council, Homeroom President, Future Teachers of America, Science Club. Tenms Club, Dance Committee, Italian Cultural Club. JEAN MARIA VITIELLO 37 Sanford Avenue Belleville. New Jersey Cute and sweet . . . can't be beat . . . collecting records her pastime . . . dancing feet beat time to everyone of them . . . always a pleasant girl to be with. Red Cross, Book Room Assistant, Dance Committee. JUDITH ANNE VITOLO 394 North Twelfth Street Without Judy. English classes would be boring . . . keeps everything jumping . . . terrific stenographer . . . fine and dedicated twirler . . . sports enthusiast . . . cute as a button . . . a real doll”. Italian Cultural Club. Future Teachers of America, Dance Committee. Poster Committee. Fund Committee. Orchestra, Twirler, Dr. Sterner's Secretary. 47 MICHAEL L. VOLPE. JR. 52 High Street Anyone for a hike? . . . Mike loves them . . . believer in the great outdoors . . . quiet, but don't force him into things . . . likes everything but history and math. RONALO WARNER 28 Howard Place Belleville. New Jersey Tall and slim . . . crew-cut his trademark . . . appearance always attracts . . . collegiate syling . . . silent type ... a gentleman at all times . . . star attraction in any sport. Football, Baseball, Track, Basketball. KAREN ANN WILLS 227 Park Avenue East Orange. New Jersey Cook extraordinaire . . . proud of cooking awards . . . enjoys ballet, especially the costumes . . . friendly and delightful as a spring day . . . likes helping people . . . will make a fine nurse. Girls’ Glee Club. Tri-Hi Y. Mixed Chorus, Future Teachers of America. Junior Red Cross. JOHN JOSEPH WRIGHT 375 Mt. Prospect Avenue Charming John ... a ladies' man ... an eye lor blondes . . . participates in many activities and outstanding organizations . . . yearbook co-editor . . . keen, inquiring mind . . • easy to get along with. Boys’ Leader, Treasurer of Student Council, Science Club, Radio Club, Yearbook. 8 COLLEEN WYNN 1 1 4 Oraton Street '‘Cobbie . . . pleasant manner . . . quiet and cute . . . definite ideas for future ... to be a business success her goal . . . enthusiastic over bowling, driving, music and reading . . . wonderful to know. Praise Halogen, halogen, who has the halogen! NA I IONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES NATIONAl. RIM ART � l COUNCIL Oatahar � , l S To th Print Ifal: Tow or oo Aawhc moo that a w r l 1 tb« graduate ot yowl • h«ol war i � M earned doctor' ••• U ITS . Toot � cbool a your fatally r to M ta |i t U|«4 oo Chi uhlwaMM hy r Iona M aa t . Th ir taua al otl t r rl( M facia, mcinT In a qwaatta ulr which they cw lt(«d for th hm; of to rood DMtorataa coodwcccd hr th I ttonal Acaflany of Sc trace . Rational Uaaorch Coi—r11, r ixorM oo th racloaad forna. VUI yo fully • yoo IO fill U th ronatatoa hlaooa a th fora to th lf- ddt 4 ravolef T Thl atwdy Of th background Of th IIS r«naat who r c tr d thatr loctormi la Chi co try during 1 11 I talas tarried a la coor ti«a .1th th Office of Salaatlflc f i oan l of th IU -IUK. Th OS? haa for aaay yaara hoaa umoI la a lo -t«ra riturtli of 4octer t -l v l achalarai a t«r n of aoa of Chair ftadlag oa Chla (roar la to ho fahllaM la a focthcralag la . of hltait. For a aia hrr of y ra I hay h «a la tl« t tag th htci|i«a4 oa th racaoaal tralto ot achalota. Toa aay h lat ra t d la th 4at a clo d. collector! la oa of ay rtcant atwataa. rioaa aot that th eonf ldraatal la (ora do I treated la an layaroanal a war. Toat Mad ca«o tatloa la fur I ah 1 th lo o «t d data oa th •ocloood fora will h greatly affCMUtol. Aay other rlwa yoo «a •uyyly nay alee h of valia la raylalalae why th a a tad rat a y r « T«r«4 co ara th high ! atalnlc J« t « la thalr chooaa fltlda. Slacaroly yaara, JtAarao-o • ■VIA ,JLJl n «• +“� c3 « -A. } from Afar Senior Science explores world of tomorrow. The Barringer curriculum has been specifically designed to meet the varied individual needs of each student. A strong academic tradition prevails through homogeneous grouping. Probing the Knowledge of the Past United State History da view satellite nations! Exploring New Ideas Precis writing—th« POft of Engliih te� ch«r� ! 53 The Arts and Skills of Lining Sculpturing in Studio Art. 54 Sconce Club develops lab techniques as they work on new hydro carbons. Clubs Creative Writing Club discusses merits of original poetry and short stories. 8 Girls develop backgrocvsd! Italian Cultural Club of II Forensic Club debates International Disarmament. After the bell has rung ... the big 6-hive buzzes! Clubs provide enriched learning experiences through activities. Wh«n th Saint Com Marching In' 'Swing Low Swe«t Chariot' Launching Pad . .. Behind the Scenes In order to produce this yearbook, the staff must work closely with the technicians and production artists of our yearbook printer. New City Printing Company of Union City. N. J. Depicted on this page are photographs Sporn Editor Bob Barlett chocks photo offset process Editors Charlie t.sen and John Wright rtvMw layouts with Mr. George St. John, printer. Artists John Oemetroulakos and Anita Vantuno make page sketches. of the staff members learning the production techniques of the graphic arts. Production Staff Charles Eisen Editot-in-Chfl John Wright Executive Editor Elizabeth Nicolette Senior Editor Robert Barlett Sports Editor John Demctroulakos, Anita Vantuno Art Editors John Core Activities Editor John Biondi Lifer ary Editor James Lennon flesearch Editor Lenore Russonello Copy Editor Michael Draaone Photography Editor Barbara Citarella Business Manager Louis Garruto Advertising Editor Louis Malanga Assistant Advertising Editor Mr. Marvin Shlofmitz Adviser Angela Russoman. Baiba Briedis. Ruth Hirrschoff. Richard Dortch Staft CK f I io Eiien and Mary Jo Sdlcrno make Wjyne Kino happy with the ever popular Waltz. •ntncstc Run ' ____ wtJKj Comedian Artists Soldier Quietest Tomorrow's Leaders Chatterboxes Musicians Teachers' Nightmare ‘‘Menace Businessman Hi-Stepping Tiuirlers Wing back sweep play is perfected. mm Followers of high school football take no back seat to avid collegiate and professional football fans when it comes to cheering their team to victory ; such is the key to the story of Barringer's football success. With the support of a loyal student body, alumni and parents, and a shift to the single wing, the Big Blue went on to win six games: Weequahic 32-6. South Side 12-7, Central 54-0, Morris Hill, Sectional State Champs. 33-7. West Side 21-6. and Orange 1-0. tied one. which was with Plainfield Co-State Champs. 12-12. and lost two. which were championship bids: East Side 7-15 and East Orange 13-20. Nap gives instruction. Gridiron Highlights John Dcmctroulakof Tackie 71 Ron Warner All-City End Tony Del Vecchio Guard Bob Papton Tackle Steve Franks All-City Tackle Mika Porcallo Halfback ■ IU Frank Di Chiara Cantor Jamas Montayna Halfback Cosimo Soar rone Defenwe Line Backer Agility end dexterity made John Biondi one of our best crosscountry men . ■� ' i The meet we won! Mr. Claude Di Chiara instructs boys in how to sprint. As a diligent and excellent runner. Roger Burbage helped bring the bacon home for the Big Blue. Robert Bar left, co-captain, ace dcfemivc man for the boofers His sharp eye and his running dexterity mado him a threat agamst hi opposition. Robert Schmidt, halfback, hi speed and power made him an outstanding defensive asset to the team. Block that ball! Speed, passing, and team work are the important factors in the success of the 1959 Barringer Soccer Squad. Under the guidance of Coach Claude Di Chiara. the booters plotted a 7-4-3 season record, and a second place tie in the City Title Race. Sal DeGerlando. fullback, w and timely reflects made defensive player. Barringer vs. South Side Barnnger vs West Side Barringer vs. Weequahtc Barringer vs. Central . . Barringer vs. East Side . . Barnnger vs. Clifford Scott Barringer vs East Orange . Barringer vs. Kearny . . Barringer vs. Irvington Tech Bob McDonald Shot Put 77 Cosimo Sciarron Javelin John Spinoiolo High Hurdler John Dcmctrowlakos Discus Steve Franks Discus Ml Captain Nkk Sapanaro dribbles down court. Nick Sapanara make (utile attempt to sink basket. Dominick Cirieco out-jump� Weequehic Center. 1959 — VARSITY — 1960 A Friend Ester Alagna Mrs. Mary Albanese Mario Albanese Mrs. Madeline Albanese Mrs. F. Alfieri Dr. Alomia Amelia and Mike Annette and Phil Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Andalora Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Andalora and Son Angela Anna and Gerry Ann, Marlene, Annette. Jo Ann Clair Ancillai Annette. Kathy, Viola Anthony and Donna La Morte Kenneth Arthur Apostolico Carol Apen A. Argand Armino's Grocery Artie and Fran Barbara Ashback Aunt Emma and Uncle Dan Stuart Baker Robbie Marrie Baker Barbara, Marie, Gladys Barbara Moore and Carol Taylor Barbara and Guy James Barlett, Jr. Lucille Barone A. A. Basile Mr. Danny Basso Mr. and Mrs. S. Bclfiore Ray Bcve Best Wishes Kathy-Evelyn Smith Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bcnaquista Mr. and Mrs. John Biondi Dolores A. Biancola Mr. and Mrs. Philip Blanche Blondie Mr. Salvatore Bonocere Mrs. Vincenza Boccardo Pasquale Boccardo Virginia Bovc Lucille Brienza Patricia Brown Mr. Pasquale Briante R. Brashear Karlis Briedis Elvira Briedis Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bruno Mr. S. Buhrman Edward Buorto Jacquelyn Butler Alma Byron Joseph Calabrese Mary Calabrese William Campbell Frank E. Campisi Phyllis Candella Mr. and Mrs. R. Cannclla Mr. and Mrs. A. Cappetta Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caprio Carol Ann Caraglia Carol and Joe Mrs. B. M. Carlirvo Carmine and Delores Mr. and Mrs. P. Carlucci Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Carlucci Mr. and Mrs. L. Carlussi Joseph Carrino Estelle Carson Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cassale Geraldine Cascella Louis A. Cascella Mike Cascella Ann Cascella Debbie Cascella Cathy and Stan Carole Coccre Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Celli Margaret Celluro Mr. and Mrs. J. Cenfanni Mr. John Centanni Mr. and Mrs. John Chambers John William Charles Mr. Herbert Cheatham, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cherry Georgie Ciccone Mr. Cameno Circurillo Ann Citarella Chuck Citarella Joseph Colaiacovo Geneva Clark Columbia Colatrella Franceen Coletta Mr. and Mrs. Russel Colie Kim and Keith Colie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colie Phyllis Contursi Connie Cordasco Frank Corbo Frank Corbo Mr. Joseph Core Mrs. Mildred Core Miss Mary Core To Cousin Robert From Judy Johnny Coventry Lu's Cozy Corner Mrs. C. Crecca Sandra Crcscenzi Mr. and Mrs. S. Crisso Mr. and Mrs. P. Cupito 80 Mary Curcio Lt. Artie Curran Frank Cubellis Danny and Vini Ann Lenorc Dante The Dario's Mr. and Mrs. M. Davy Mrs. Peggy Davis Dora Davis Mrs. Anna De Falco Mrs. Ida De Fillippcs Aunt Flo Mr. and Mrs. Peter De Froscia Mr. and Mrs. L. De Froscia Mr. and Mrs. Pascal R. De Froscia Mr. and Mrs. Sabo P. De Froscia Mr. and Mrs. John De Froscia Mr. and Mrs. E. Degnan Miss Tina Della Vecchia Felicia De Lorenzo Frank De Lorenzo Joe Do Lorenzo Dorothy De Marzi Mrs. A. De Marzi Miss Josephine De Meo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Demers J. A. Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. A. De Palma Freddy De Phillips Helen Dc Phillips Dr. B. R. De Phillips Elizabeth Dering Miss Frances De Risi Jeanette De Rogatis Carole De Santis Anthony C. Dc Santis Anthony Dcspirito Aurora De Vito The De Vito Family Miss Santa Di Chiara The Di Domenico's Louise and Eddie Dietz Orlando Di Francesco Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Di Gerlando Vin and Sue Di Gerlando Antonio Di Girolamo Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Di Nicola Mr. Albert Di Nitzio Florence L. Dispenziere Thomas Doerr Adelina Drago Mike Dragone Duke and Sandy Mrs. Helen Dutch Miss M. Edmond, R.N. Eileen and Joe Ella Jean Mr. I. Elan Miss Irene Elias Enid and the Skceves Epstein's Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Falcone Mr, and Mrs. John Faria Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faria Joe Farrell Father Grandma Faulkner The Fazzari's Mr. J. P. Ferraro Mildred R. Ferraro Paul L. Field. Jr. Louise Figarelli Doris Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fitts Kurt Flock Forest Hill Cleaners Mrs. Theresa Formato Mr. and Mrs. Albert Forte, Sr. Johanna Franciscone Frank and Felicia Fred’s Model Bakery William Frieberg Mrs. Bernice Fuller Anthony Fuschillo Michael Galdo Vicky Galluzo Manny Garrido Frances Garruto Frank Garruto Frank Garruto. Jr. Sam Garruto Bernard Gclormine Gen and Gus Mr. and Mrs. Gus Genakos Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gencarelli Geronimo Joseph Q. Getman Lynne Gheris Charles Giffoniello Mr. and Mrs. 0. Ginelli Anthony Giuliano Frederoca Gizzi Mr. John Gonnella Graduate of June 1957 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grancagnolo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green Mrs. Ruth Greene and Son Mr. and Mrs. A. Grippaldi Kathryn Gross Marie Gosgrove Bill and Beachy Grover Patty Ann and Michele Guarino Josephine Guerriero Mr. and Mrs. Hackling Mr. and Mrs. J. Hagel Mrs. Ola Harty Mrs. Ruby Phillips Harris Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hartz Mrs. Alice Hayes and Family Mr. and Mrs. Haywood. Jr. Martin Henry Mr. and Mrs. J. Hopkins Bob Hopkins Homeroom 270 4B Homeroom 36 Homeroom 25 Olga Hummel Sandra lannuzzi Mrs. Ida lannuzzi Mr. James V. lannuzzi Mrs. Mayme Maria Mr. and Mrs. A. Maria Jane Janet and Richie PA Madeline D. Jannone Jans Music Shop J J E A Miss Anna Juliano Mrs. Marion D. Jochum June and Lou Steven Kabot Helen F. Kaplan L. E Kaplonski Kathleen and Tony Dave Kelly Donna Marie Kimmel Mr. and Mrs. Jesse King. Jr. and Daughter Mrs Oscar Kline Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kokkalis Charles Labrizzi Frank La Capra Mr. J. La Morte. Sr. Mrs. E. La Para Mr. and Mrs. Frank La Para Mr. and Mrs. Angelo La Para Mr. and Mrs. Harold La Penna Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Lardien Mr. and Mrs. James Michael Lardieri Mr. and Mrs. Jerry P. Lardieri Joseph Lardieri Calvin Laurel Mr. and Mrs. Juanita Laurel and Family Mrs Layton Mr. and Mrs. P. Lazaro Ralph and Phyllis Lazaro Mr. S. Lazaro Mrs. Lillian L. Lehrman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leone Connie Lennon Mary Lepore Leslie. Margita. JoAnn. Enna Lindy Judy Loffredo Mr. and Mrs. Louis Loffredo Jerry Loma Tony Lombardi Mrs. Annie Lonie Lori, Jo. Nancy. Mane Mr. and Mrs. La Conte Lucy. Scalera. Aunt Mr. and Mrs. M. Lungo Lou’s Luncheonette Rosanne Lupiano Mr. Pete Montella Terry and Tina Morandi Mr. James Morrell Mrs. Viola Morrell Mrs. Rose Morro Moz and Jo Rudy Mozosi Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Munn and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Muscdino Nancy and Al Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nardone Gene Nappi Mrs. Lorraine Nelson New Orange Paint Wallpaper Co. Mrs. A. Nippes Anna Marie Note Sam Nole Mrs. Madeline Novello Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nunzio Marie O’Bri Bob O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Orsini Ann Pagliara Don Palker Mr. Anthony Palmieri Dr. and Mrs. James L. Palmisanno Mrs. Mary Paradise Mr. and Mrs. C. Parmenter Mrs. Virginia Paserchia Angela Pasquale Mr. James Patterson Patty and Jerry Patty and Jr, Pauline and Tom Josephine Peigar Mr. and Mrs Charles Pepc Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pepe Genevieve Pepe Cecilia Perna Mr. Theodore Perkins John Perrone Frank Pezzi Mr. and Mrs. John MacRae and Family Mr. and Mrs Constantine Macris Malcolm MacRorie Emanuel Maijer Mr. and Mrs. Louis Malanga Dennis and Judy Malanga Victor Malanga Arlene Mai ley Mr. and Mrs. F. Mancini Mr. and Mrs. E. Mancuso and Girls Mr. and Mrs. John Manning Mr and Mrs. Marcel Marble Mr. and Mrs. Vito Marcantuono Mr. and Mrs. D. Marcantuono Grandma and Grandpa Marcantuono Meil Maria Armino’s Market George A. Marks Dorothy Jean Marshall Ronnie Martin Mr. Louis Martino Mary Maria and Jean Maria and Dino Marianne and Vinnie Mario and Frank Mallozxi Mary Jo and Jackie Donald C. McEwan Regina D. McGeary The McGrath Family Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McKay Joe McKnight William T. McKnight Shirley McLean M. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Mclillo G.lda Mclillo Mr. and Mrs. R. MerluCCi Photography by Mctclnikow Michael. Patrick. Riviello Micky and Roseann Mrs. Barbara Joan Miller The Miller Family Joanne Minnella Jo Ann Minco Marlene Molinaro Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Molinari Mr. and Mrs. Charles Molinaro Pat Pezzi Pat Pheder Jimmy Phillips Paul Phillips Phyl and Tony Angela Piconc Mr. and Mrs. L. Pictce Ann Polito Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pompilio Miss Ray Pompilio Thomas A. Pontoriero Daniel E. Portella Mr. and Mrs. Donald Possien Mr. and Mrs. J. Poutsiaka Georgia Gee Gee Price Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Procopio Mr. and Mrs. James Procopio and Family Carmen Raimo Carmcn Raimo Susan Jean Rakavckas Robert Ratio Mrs. D. Rebohi Louise Restaino Mr. and Mrs. Victor Restaino Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riccardi Michael Riviello Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rizzolo Tony Rizzolo Irene Rodriques Roman and Jack Rosemary Rosemary and Jimmy Rosemary and Freddy Kathy Romeo Bobbie Rothman Joe Rubino Mrs. Rose Rullis Jo Ann Russo Mr. and Mrs. E. Russoman Emil Russoman U.S.N. Joe Russ Russomano Mr. and Mrs. Sail Russomano Mr. and Mrs. Veto Russomanno Ruth Ann and Frank Congratulations to Robert Love Janet Flo and Joe Sala Mr. and Mrs. J. Sala Victor J. Salerno Sal s Candy Store Alice Saliba BabyDoll and SallyAnn Victor Salvadorc Uncle Sams Shoe Store August San Fillippo Mrs. Rose Saponara Mr Joseph Saponara Mr. and Mrs. A. Satriano Mr. and Mrs. John Sauchelli Mrs. R. Sauler Mr. and Mrs. Victor Savoia Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Savoia Erna E. Schmidt The Sciarrone Family The Schwankcrts To Sebby from Judy Mr. M Shlofmitz Tara Sibilia Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sibilia Simone and Annette Mary Sivoletta Caroline Solecki Mr. and Mrs. Santmo Sariano Douglas Smalls J. Harry Smith Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Smith John M. Snead Cynthia and Jimmy Spinola Miss Lucille Stango Leonard Stango Alice Sterner Mr. Daniel Stevenson Florence Stevenson Randall Stevenson Dorothy Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. C. Strauss Milton F. Sutphcn Patty and Suzanne Marion Griffin, Librarian Joan Tambascia Teddy Tapeworm Marie Tenore Al Tenore S. H. U. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Anne Tirico Rita Tomasino Tony and Diane Tony and Jo Ronald Toria Damela Tortarella Tom Travisarto Mrs. S. Trcbus Mr. and Mrs. Michael Trento Mr. and Mrs. Al Trent James Tubito Mr. Dominick Tucci Mrs. Roso Tucci Mrs. Hatty Tyrone Ralph Valente Tina Vantuno Val Vantuno Pete Ventola U.S.N. Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Ventola Lucy Veuable Mr and Mrs. Louis Vinciquerra Vinnie and Alice Vinnie and Terry Philip Virga Pete Vitiello Vitiello Family John W. Vogel Joe Volpe Miss Joctta Walker Walter and Carol Helen Warner Hank Warner Edward Warner Mr. and Mrs. H. Warner Mrs. Robert White Dorothy Whitbcck Neil Wills Eleanor D. Wilsey Mr. and Mrs. A. Winters Mr. and Mrs. James Wynn Mr. and Mrs. William Wynn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Wynn, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yannuzzi Marlene Yost Ur so and Usco Mrs. Rocco Zarrillo C. J. Zizza and Family Emil Zollo Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Zoppi 82 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1960 FROM THE June Class of 1960 83 • 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 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR FELLOW CLASSMATES YOUR CLASS OFFICERS JOHN CORE President TONY PROCOPIO Vice President LOUIS GARRUTO T reasurer BARBARA CITARELLA Corresponding Secretary RACHEL FONTANELLA Recording Secretary Good Lock ANN QUARLES MR and MRS. W. WASHINGTON MR. ARNOLD F. BELL MR. CHARLES QUARLES RHYTHM RASCALS MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS Rhone HU 2-6230 or HU 2-2899 COMPLIMENTS OF S. H. ALUMINUM CO. 925 NORTH 6th STREET NEWARK. N J. BEST WISHES ALWAYS FROM VALERIE SWEETS CANDY HEADQUARTERS FOR ORGANIZATIONS NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF ARRE'S BAKERY 89 De Rosa Sons, Inc. MANUFACTURERS OF Custom Built Aluminum and Steel Truck Bodies 33-49 ROOSEVELT AVE . BELLEVILLE. NEW JERSEY ROUTE 17. CARLSTADT. NEW JERSEY St. Francis Xavier C. Y. O. St. Francis Xavier Church Newark, N. J. 85 Barringer Student Council ENID SCHRIER President •JOANN MELILLO Vice President ANN POL I TO Corresponding Secretary JOANN MASSUCCI Recording Secretary LUCILLE BRIENZA Treasurer BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL 49 PARKER STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JANUARY. 1960 ANTHONY Dl CHIARA MICHAEL Dl CHIARA ANTHONY N. Dl CHIARA, JR. FRANK Dl CHIARA CARMINE Dl CHIARA MICHAEL Dl CHIARA, JR. and DIECH 86 GI ANN ATTO PHARMACY HART JEWELRY CO., INC. THE MOST MODERN PHARMACY IN NEWARK 195 FIRST AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 9-II FRANKLIN STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 4% 4% ARROW SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Insured Savings — $10,000 Each Account Dividends Quarterly Compounded 120 SO ORANGE AVENUE NEWARK 3. NEW JERSEY Parking Lot Across the Street 87 4% 4% CONGRATULATIONS TO LINDA RIZZOLO MR. and MRS. A. RIZZOLO STEVENSON-ROSSITER, INC. COMMERCIAL STATIONERS Newark, New Jersey HU 5-4028 CAPRIO S ALUMINUM WINDOWS AND DOORS COMPLIMENTS OF THE COURT LUNCHEONETTE JAMES DEMETROULAKOS 493 Vi HIGH STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Henry J. Romano ORANGE HAULING CONTRACTING CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 177 Washington Street Bloomfield, N. J. HU 3-4068 GRUNING’S HOME-MADE CANDY and ICE CREAM 88 166 No. 10th Street Newark. N. J. 496 Orange Street Newark 7, N. J. Congratulations to JOHN BIONDI and CLASS OF JANUARY. 1960 EVENING — SUNDAY NEWARK NEWS HU 3-8773 MIKE BUCCO. Mgr. STADIUM BOWLING ACADEMY 14 AMF AUTOMATIC PINSPOTTERS Air Conditioned 414 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 4-7200 T H O M M S FOR THE NEWEST IN DINING PLEASURE THE CONTINENTAL LOUNGE Open Every Day for Lunch and Dinner Essex County's Leading Caterer 80 Park Avenue Newark. N. J. PROCOPIO BROS. TRUCKING AFFILIATED DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 357 Wilson Avenue Newark. N. J. HUmboldt 2-8024 Quality . . . That Will Please You ORIGINAL NICK GIORDANO BREAD TASTE TELLS 108 Garside Street Newark 4. N. J. HUmboldt 2-2300 GEORGE W. WRIGHT Q PETROLEUM, INC. Distributors of the CALIFORNIA OIL COMPANY PRODUCTS CHEVRON SUPREME GASOLINE 101 Riverside Avenue Newark 4. N. J. G. L. Cr STEWART 89 71-77 Joseph Street Newark, N. J. 292 Belleville Pike Arlington, N. J. Compliments of AMPERE BOWLING CLUB PETER KAROW8ELAS 486 FOURTH AVENUE A FRIEND MU 4-2645 PARK SHOE SERVICE SATIN jnd UNEN SHOES DYED 208 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N J. MU 2-9228 SWANK MEN S SHOP 185 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CELENTANO BROS.. INC. 486 ROSEVILLE AVE. MU 3-2689 202 BLOOMFIELD AVE. HU 4-1521 222 BERGEN ST. Ml 2-4842 850 S. ORANGE AVE. ES 5-7046 NEWARK. NEW JERSEY BEST TASTING FOOO IN TOWN VULCANIA RESTAURANT ASHLAND PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS and COSMETICS R. P ANGELO LEPORE 431 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. ZARRA SISTERS ZARRA BONAVITO DANIELS FINE FLOWERS ANTHONY BONAVITO 478 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Congratulation to the CLASS OF JANUARY i960 From the J. B. CLUB Congratulation to Our Daughter RACHEL MR. and MRS. M. FONTANELLA 438 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. ). WALTER May your future steps bring you closer to your mo� t cherished dream JOHANNA Congratulation to THE GRADUATES NUNZIO MUSIC CENTER HUmboldt 3-9682 THOMAS ANTONELLI FLOOR COVERING Linolaum - Rubber - Aiphjlt - Vinyl - Pleitk TMe Fiber Ru« i and Broad loom . Toy Near Clara Maa Hospital 880 FRANKLIN AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations to the CLASS OF JANUARY I960 From 90 NUTLEY. NEW JERSEY HOMEROOM 56 SUPERIOR AUTO PARTS CO Congratulations to the CLASS Of JANUARY. I960 JOSEPH CUZZOLINO FURRIER 210 CENTRAL AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. MU 3-2689 CELENTANO BROS., INC. SPECIALISTS IN ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOOD 486 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N J. BARBONES CHEVRON SERVICE STATION 539 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. RALPH S HARDWARE PAINT 347-349 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE. AT 4th STREET NEWARK 7. N. J. HU 2-6356 FREE DELIVERY DAN FERRANTE'S PRIME MEAT MARKET 234 SIXTH AVENUE NEWARK. N J. Compliment of A FRIEND Congratulations to Our Son LOUIS and The ClMt of January I960 MR. and MRS. EMIL GARRUTO 390 CHESTNUT STREET NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations to Our Daughter RITA and Her Classmates MR. and MRS. LOUIS CUZZOLINO J. GIORDANO BAKERY ITALIAN BREAD OUR SPECIALTY 33 SEVENTH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments To The SENIOR CLASS A FRIEND Congratulations to Our SON and HIS CLASS MR. and MRS. ARTHUR BENACQUISTA MICHAEL ANTONELLI NEWARK HEADQUARTERS FOR CARPETING and FLOOR COVERINGS 90 CLAY STREET NEWARK. N. J. PURCELL BOYS Congratulations to Our Niece RACHEL DORA - DALE SCHOOL OF DANCING TEANECK. NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES FOR HAF PINESS AND SUCCESS MARIA FAMILY 91 Congratulations to Rm MARASCO PLUMBING Gr HEATING CONTRACTORS NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Congratulation to my Daughter BARBARA MR. and MRS. F. CITARELLA SUPPA SUPPA INSURANCE AGENCY 85 CARTERET STREET WEST ORANGE. N. J. RALPH and ANGELA ILARIA 148 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Compliments to the CLASS Of JANUARY 1960 BEN EISEN 5 10 BROCH’S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 398 CENTRAL AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. ALFA-PASH, INC. 209 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE. N. J. ESMOND ROSE DR. B. I. SINOWAY DR. RUSSELL SINOWAY OPTOMETRISTS HU 2-7979 Compliments of RUPP FLOWER SHOP 506 ORANGE STREET NEWARK 7. N. J. Best Wishes to the CLASS Of JANUARY. 1960 MR. and MRS. JOHN LENNON M. AGRIFOLIO SON TRUCKING 88 FRANKLIN AVENUE NUTLEY. N J. Congratulations and Best Wishes TO MY GIRL MARIA Love MIKE COLUMBUS BAKERY ITALIAN STYLE BREAD 33 DAVENPORT AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of JOHN L. MENTZ NEWARK 7. NEW JERSEY MA 2-1638 M. T. LANZA DEALER IN GALLONS and JUGS We Specialise in Sterilising 92 NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 87 DELANCEY STREET NEWARK. N. J. ALEX FONTANA S GROCERY STORE 118 Summcf Avenue Newark. N. J. Best of Luck to Our Niece Rachel MR. and MRS. J. CARUSO JIMMIE S BARBER SHOP 32 Broadway Newark. N. J. PARADISE AMUSEMENT CO. 597 Clifton Avenue Newark. N. J. D ELIA S DELICATESSEN STORE 236 Sixth Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations to Uncle Frank Love JOHN. MICHAEL. LINDA. PATRICK. MAUREEN JOE S HOLLYWOOD BARBER SHOP 256 Clifton Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 2-1350 JOE'S CLEANERS 847 Mt. Prospect Avenue Newark. N. J. JOE FRANCISCO'S FOOD MARKET 56 Harri on Street Nutley. N. J. SPINA'S SERVICE STATION Cor. of Bloomfield Avenue and 4th Street HU 2-6893 MODERN MOTORS tr MACHINE CO. Automotive Motor Rcbuilders 71 Kearny Street Newark. N. J. HOMEROOM 32 WHITE PALACE 233 Park Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 2-9700 LIBERTY BAKERY 464 Roseville Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations to Rosanna MOM. DAD and SISTERS JACK BEVERLY LOVERS LANE WALTER'S SHOE REPAIRING All Work Done By Experts • Hat Cleaning Walter Jones Newark. N. J. LILLIAN WALLY'S 323 Vernon Avenue Newark. N. J. The Best In Drugs PARK PHARMACY R. R. Jordan, Prop. 159 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Shop at UNITED GROCERS 137 Park Avenue NEW BERGEN MARKET Frank Patterson 309 18th Avenue Newark. N. J. REGENT SHOP Sportswear • Lingerie 90 Broadway Newark 4. N. J. Best Wishes From HOMEROOM 82 S. S. GREETING CARD SHOP 454 Orange Street at 5th Street Newark. N. J. PAT and DON'S WINES and LIQUORS Don DiBenedctto - Pat M. luspa 464 Roseville Avenue Newark 7. N. J. JERRY'S BARBER SHOP 311 Broadway Newark. N. J. Rx HU 3-2191 Anthony Passalaqua. R P. F. M. DRUG CO.. INC. of Newark. N. J 503 Orange Street Comer Roseville Avenue HU 3-9223 - 2-1043 KUVIN'S AUTO LAUNDRY. INC. 240 Park Avenue Newark 7. N. J. MARTIN BUILDING BARBER SHOP 101 Jefferson Avenue Elizabeth. N. J. HU 2-2648 GUARDY'S APOTHECARY Drugs 421 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. DON'S MARKET 142 Pcshme Avenue Newark. N. J. CAMPBELL INSURANCE AGENCY We Can Insure You 394 No. 11th Street Newark. N. j. 93 JOE and LARRY 80 Second Avenue Newark. N. J. THE PARK JEWELERS 180 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. Lots of Luck and Best Wishci to the Class of January I960 from ENID SCHRIER Compliments of BLOCK S STATIONERY AURIEMMA GROCERY STORE 121 Summer Avenue Newark. N J. Compliments to the Class of January I960 SAND V. MERCHANDISE RIZZATELLOS FLORIST 425 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. ORANGE AVENUE HARDWARE Electric and Plumbing Supplies Frank Callelo 216 Orange Avenue Irvington, N. J. MT. PROSPECT DELICATESSEN 326 Mt. Prospect Avenue Newark. N. J. BERRYS CONFECTIONERY James Berry 45 Fairview Avenue Newark. N. J. Compliments of THE SALERNO FAMILY MUmboklt 2-1460- 1 Res SOuth Orange 3-1681 AXT BROS. GLASS CO. Plate and Window Glass • Industrial Glasing A Specialty 216-18 8loomfield Avenue Newark. N. ). Compliments of MR. and MRS. M. PORCELLO PHILIP S FORMAL WEAR 186 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Clothes for Kiddies RAE S TOT SHOP Women and Children's Wear 462 Roseville Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations to the Class of 1960 THOMAS LINFANTI 57 Gars«de Street Newark. N. J. A Future of Happiness Kathy - Harold - Doris - Mel NEWARK PUBLIC LIBRARY Newark. N. J. BRANCH BROOK CYCLE 223 8loomfietd Avenue Newark. N. J. COZY-SPOT-LUNCHEONETTE 104 First Street Newark, N. J. Best Wishes FRANK VALENTINO 85 Joseph Street Newark. N. J. Best Wishes CLUB 76 Cutler Street Newark. N. J. Compliments to the Semor Class From CRESCrS COZY CORNER 108 Franklin Avenue Nut ley. N. J. DeBELLIS SCHOOL OF MUSIC 172 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations to the Class of January I960 ANITA VANTUNO • 49 Peck Avenue Newark. N. i. JOSEPH and CONSTANCE STOLFI 119451 Compliments of MR. and MRS. C. FISCHER Very Best Wishes To Our Friends HOMEROOM 77 Compliments to the Senior Class C. PRESIOSO and SONS 49 Franklin Street Newark, N. J. Industrial Hand Cleaner R b M PRODUCTS COMPANY P.0. Box 1 Bloomfield. N J. ANDORA SHOPPE Tats Te Teens Wear 200ft Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Where The flite Meet To Eat FRED FINELLI Italian-American Groceries 63 Sixth Avenue Newark. N. J. EMPIRE FOOD MARKET Quality Feeds At Rcatenable Prices 233 Clifton Avenue Newark. N. J. 94 EDITH MIKE'S MEATS GROCERIES 181 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. GUS'S COZY LOUNGE 211 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. NEW PARKER BAR 187 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. Congratulations to My Daughter Betty Ann and The Class of January, 1960 MR. and MRS. L. NICOLETTE FANTASY SPORTSWEAR CO.. INC. 78 E ion Place Newark. N. J. AMERICAN RADIO TELEVISION 182 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. Congratulations to CLASS OF JANUARY. 1960 Congratulations to Rita From ROSE. JIM. JIMMY. URSO HOMEROOM 91 MRS ALVARINGA HOMEROOM 45 MISS L. AUGUSTUS ZIPP'S LUNCHEONETTE Jerry Galasso 423 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 3-7676 7th AVENUE PHARMACY. INC. Charles A. Alerio. R P. - Ralph Centanm 71 - 7th Avenue Newark, N. J. Best Wishes From HOMEROOM 83 MRS. NUNZIO Congratulations From HOMEROOM 75 Best Wishes From HOMEROOM 82 Congratulations to the Class of January I960 ROCCO NICOLETTE Congratulations to the Class of January 1960 From the SENIORS OF HOMEROOM 55 PERIOD 2 ACE-ALAGNA-PHOTOS Photographic Artists 362 Highland Avenue Newark. N. J. TONY'S CONFECTIONERY 88 Sussex Avenue Newark. N. J. HOMEROOMS 67 and 87 WALTER J. GRAMCKO Walter Gramcko 770 South 13fh Street Newark 8. N. J. Congratulations Class of January 1960 HOMEROOM 95 Congratulations From HOMEROOM 55 Best Wishes GARLITOS FAMILY 110 19th Avenue Newark 12. N. j. Congratulations to Rita From AUNT ROSE and UNCLE JOE DICKIE DEE S 198 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. ZIG'S BAKERY Mr. Zigatta 282 First Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations to the 4a s HOMEROOM 2 Congratulations HOMEROOM 59 Best Wishes to the 4A's HOMEROOM 3 Congratulations HOMEROOM 92 Congratulations to the Class of January 1960 HOMEROOM 86 95 Congratulations to Our Daughter MARIE and the CLASS Of JANUARY I960 MR. and MRS. DEL PRESTO THE INSUA FAMILY MU 2-2254. 2255 FREE DELIVERY CARUSO S FOOD MARKET IMPORTED GROCERIES - FRESH PRODUCE 457 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK 7. N. J. HU 3-6917 IPPOLITO FLORIST BRIDAL BOUQUETS - FUNERAL WREATHS Cut Flowers 180 8LOOMFIELO AVENUE NEWARK. N J. TO BARBARA Best Wishes Always AL Congratulations to the 4A’s from 4B HOMEROOM 81 MR. SHULMAN Congratulations to My Son Louis Jr. and the Class of January. I960 MR. and MRS. LOUIS MALANGA, SR. Congratulations to the Class of January I960 MICHAEL SALANDRA Congratulations from HOMEROOM 99 HOMEROOM 76 Wishes the 4A's the Best Congratulations 4A's from the 2A's - HOMEROOM 51 Best Wishes MR. MARVIN SHLOFMITZ 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. MArkef 3-5280 96 Theme Dedication Administration . Seniors . . . Curriculum . Sports Patrons and Advertisements tmenacum 4 6 10 16 Activities.... 80 . 90 . 102 . 119 Dedicatio t 7 s gallant TVartcar 7Hn . VcU In dedicating our yearbook to Mrs. Josephine Dill, we are proud to add our acclaim to the many accolades bestowed upon Mrs. Dill upon her retirement. We pay tribute to Mrs. Dill as an outstanding human being and professional educator. Her ready wit, her humility, her driving energy, and her warmth have always made her an attractive and inspiring individual. Her dynamic thinking and cosmopolitan views have delighted the young in heart. As a counselor, she was a hard task master, demanding that each of her counselees respond to the highest standards of ethical behavior and intellectual achievement. May we say thanks for your efforts on our behalf. But most important of all. we admire Mrs. Josephine Dill, because she has been a fighter all her life. She has been a dedicated and consistent fighter for the equality and intellectual emancipation of women, proficient scholarship, superior educational opportunities for all students, and for the improved status of the teaching profession. As an active citizen in her community, Mrs. Dill has diligently crusaded for civic improvement and quality education. She is indeed a brave warrior in the struggle for a better world in which to live. Her daily life and deeds have exemplified the finest ideals of American citizenship. Humanity owes her a debt of gratitude For, she is a part of that small, gallant band of dedicated human beings who persist in striving and working for a better tomorrow for all people. To be her student is to be her loyal devotee forever. S bAracm VICE PRINCIPAL, ran a tight ship and always held to a true and steady course. I T r. Alice Sterner Chairman of the English Department, navigated and charted new courses in the field of English Instruction, reaching new horizons. J _ TKx S x uet GuArm B :.«t mate of the Science o' —w ,op - the mast without compromise. Sewn tdotevul 7 7 w 7 6w ■A ‘Daniel 't emUen Calm. cool, efficient, and dedicated. these were your characteristics that guided us through many problems. 8 Tftxe. 'ftyelcK tyuuee Your gracious smile, your thoughtfulness and loyalty were always encouraging to us beleaguered seniors. Seai i (fyate O ic u Se44ion V ‘Ktuuuleclye i4 thicte ’P'Untitty the if] %t. TVMcam (2 u t PRINCIPAL, looks over the preliminary plans of the new Barringer High School. 12 'paccdty A. Alomia Ph 0. Foreign Language A. Alvarcnga MA. Foreign Language A. Argand MA Muw L Augustus History N. H. Ayer MA. Mathematics Chairman R Braskear A B Library “A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.” HENRY BROOKS ADAMS S. R. Buhrmjn MS Science A. Byron B PE. Physical Education C. CkumII© MA. History euj? P. Cervin 0- Oiamond C. DiCkiara 0. 01 Francesco BA MA. MA BA English History Physical Education English J. L. Dill BA F. L. Diiprniin BA. I. Elan MA. Modern Language Chairman Modern Language History I. Fabiano BA Biology R. Fanarott B S. Industrial Arts MA. H. Farquhar MA. Mathematics M. ferrjro MA. History F. FierMo BA, MA English i. Celias BS. Business Subjects J. Getman BA. 8 to logy. Science J. Giannini Ph 0 Foreign Language J. Cirkont MA. English S. GoMenbarg B.S.. MA. M. Grasso MA. Music Mathematics C. M Gray BA. English W. Greantield B S . E Ed Music M. Griffin A B. MA Education R. Harris B.S.. MA Music 4 K. Hubbard B.S. Science 14 H. Kaplan M A L Kaplonilu M A L. Kessler b.a Mathematics History Business Subjects Art C. KmgsUy M.A. English L Kesofsky SA. M S. Chemistry J. Krrtxcr M.A. English E. Laba BA Biology 0. McEwan M.A. R. McGcary B.S. Mathamatics Homa Economics M. McLaughlin BA English R. Malilla M.A. Spacial Education O. Malito B.S. Scianca I. Markin MA. History F. Morgan M.A. Homa Economics H. Nunsio BA. English H. Otara B.A. Foreign Language P. Rastaina M.Ed. History V. Salerno Cart. Physical Education Chairman A. Sauer Mechanical Drawing I. Scalera MA. Physical Education A. Schneider BA. Scianca M. Schwarts MS. Physics I. Sedtcine B.S. Physical Education S. Seidlec B.A. Mathematics B.S. Business Subjects I. Sharkey BS Home Economics M. Shlofmtts MA. Social Studies W. Shwlman MA English M. Spivak Ed D. Biology • Srerk M. Stern MA B.A. At Music A. Sternee PhD. English, Chairman H. Tunstcad M.A. Lab Assistant D. Vernicro M.A. Mechanical Drawing J. Vagal MA. Head Guidance Counselor L Wiltey BA. Mathcmaf ics 15 (fyaracter '7 nHcrra6nd Translator and Linguist ar Micro-biologist Mechanical Engineer Sannuupen 'TtatioHCU Anne Belli tore Diana Carr Carole Cecere John Cecil Rosalie Chiavini Edward Collins Ann Duva Joseph Falcone hAary Arw Gialanella Manuel Garrido Natalia Koverda Charles G. Labriiil oiiiod •J Y (ijaiiMWWd uv of lAJOf oii� � « w uuy u 4uow � •« « OPVV du� uuy V]0«w 03X a 0|!H� W uuyor oy� � w uuy of jnp«:«l ®3®'9 ifrywrpwp' MOOQ |� !P W pzvpvvy BtiON pojOjtlWb rfozcUtHcc rffrex Ronald Matin! Eighth Place Rutsel Montana Ninth Place Raymond Rustomano Ninth Place 21 CARMELLA ABRUSIA 61 Bryant Street Although she is a late comer to Barringer, Carmella had no trouble getting into the swing of things . . . Quiet and soft spoken . . . easy to get along with . . . an enthusiastic playgoer who hopes to enter the dramatic field. Red Cross, Acropolis Agent. SALVATORE JAMES ALLOCCO JR. 535 North 11th Street Accepted College; Newark College of Engineering A driving personality . . . can be both seen and heard . . . money-minded individual ... a dynamic, all school spirited lad who delights in teasing people . . . our man about town. Junior Achievement. Boys' Leaders Club. Class Representative. Class Paper Business Editor, Yearbook Staff Business Editor, Soccer. Dance Committee Ticket Chair, man WALTER CHARLES AFFLITTO 31 3 Verona Avenue Accepted College: Fairleigh Dickinson The Yankees' own cheering section . . . a nice word and a shy smile for everyone . . . easy going attitude . . . spaghetti and steaks are supreme delights. MICHAEL ACCOMANDO 226 Second Street Tall. dark, and handsome . . . loves those nights in Wcehawken . . . Arthur Murray doesn't shine his shoes . . Homeroom period is my favorite. Baseball Team. Soccer Team. Science Club. Boys' Leader Club. CONSTANCE ALVINO 35 Frederick Street Our Connie . . . continuous stream of conversation on the phone . . her cheerfulness resounds throughout the halls . . . pleasant disposition . . . sensitive and thoughtful. 22 ROSEMARIE PATRICIA AMOROSO 238 First Street Accepted College: Set on Hall A girl of high ambitions and high ideals . . . Dimples'’ . . . can drink tea by the gallons ... an ardent Sinatra fan . . . not too shy and not too gay but a special friend in every way. Junior Red Cross. Math Club. Girls Leaders. Tutor, Biology Club. Scheduling Committee. Science Club, Dance Committee, National Honor Society, Italian Club. KENNETH ARTHUR APOSTOLICO 144 North 12th Street Accepted College. Newark College of Engineering Ken . . . never fails to give his all to the class . . . willing helper . . . sincere student . . . respected on the playing field ... a master on the dance floor. Student Council, National Honor Society. Math Club. Tutor, Chess Club. Acropolis Sports Editor. Football. Cross Country. Sports Editor of the Yearbook, Soccer Co-Captain, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track. CAROL ANN APEN 306 7th Avenue Cheerleader. Science Club. Girls’ Glee P PPy green-eyed cheerleader going . . . her captivating smile and humorous giggle announce her presence . . . seldom pauses to catch her breath . . . efficient and dependable photographer. Cheerleader, Science Club. Girl’s Glee Club. Mixed Chorus Dance Committee. THOMAS AROMANDO CAMILLE AVERNA 70 Park Avenue 87 Crane Street Spends his summers in Atlantic City . . . without work Tommy would be much happier . . . thrives on the mellow tones of Sinatra . . . amiable guy with a flair for laughter. Accepted College: Newark State College at Union Sea-green eyes on a creamy background . . . her joy and delightful manner will enable her to make good as a teacher ... a true friend in every sense of the word . . . calm till provoked. Home Room Treasurer, Dance Committee. Student Council Representative, Red Cross, Future Teachers of America. Class Newspaper, Home Economics Club. Music Club, Science Club. Library Staff, Italian Cultural Club. THEODORE BARTOSIEWICZ 284 Ridge Street Accepted College: Seton Hall A combination of 70% Saint Michaels and 30% Barringer . . . love of Physics will come in handy in his pursuit of a career as an Electrical' Engineer . . . coin collector . . . baseball fan. Science Club. French Club. Chess Club. CONCETTE BATTISTA 786 Parker Street Not too shy, and not too bold . . . but a perfect combination of both make Chetti a perfect lass . . . after graduation, Berkley School will receive her as a potential secretary. Junior Red Cross. ANNA MARIE BELFIORE 151 First Street Accepted College: Newark State College at Union This lively little blonde can usually be found working her head off for some organization ... an active and valuable member of many activities . . . musically inclined . . . never fails to look on the bright side of life. EUGENE THOMAS BELUNA 132 Second Street A good looking gentleman . . . perceptive . . . sharp and clever wit . . . carefree and amiable ... a social must for every hostess with the mostess . . . adept dancer. French Club. Biology Club. Acropolis Agent. Girls' Advanced Chorus. Band, Orchestra. F.T.A., Secretary of Music Club. Home Room Treasurer. National Honor Society, Advertising Editor Yearbook Staff. FRANK M. BENAQUISTA 531 North 6th Street Frank . . . noted for his cute smile and quiet ways . . . can be found at the Stadium Bowling alley doing his best to make his 300 game . . . dislikes work in any form. PHILIP BEVERE 26 Heckcr Street Dark curly hair . . . shy but friendly . . . seen constantly in his Ford ... to know him is to love him . . . enjoys studying and hopes to become an engineer . . . Paul Newman's look alike. footboll, Baseball, Track, Science Club, H, Y Club. ______________ RAYMOND BEVERE 71 5th Street Easy going . . . carefree . . . strictly a sportsman . . a good sport in every sense of the word . . . finds some time for girls and rock n roll. . . . Plans include college to become a history teacher. JAMES A. BIUNNO 359 Highland Avenue Accepted College: Newark College of Engineering Possessor of a subtle wit and quiet charm . . . splashes it up on water skiis . . . interested in Civil Engineering . . . man of mystery and good looks ... his silence is his golden wand. Math Club, Science Club. 25 Beys' Leaders, Italian Music Club. Biology Club. Hi-Y Club. Science Club. Visual Aids WILLIAM J. BLOCK JR. 262 Highland Avenue Accepted College: Rutgers Lives life in a big way . . . boyish charm plus a provocative grin . . . easy going, casual ways . . . always one of the bunch” ... a likeable mischief maker . . . destined to be a success. Soys Leaders, Math Club. Homeroom Vice President, Bowling Club. ROSEMARY BONGO 102 Heller Parkway A welcomed companion . . . natural but energetic . . . talkative and easy going ... is an active member of the Library Club and staff. Library Club . . . Library Staff . . . Girl’s Leaders. FRANK LOUIS BRAVETTE 159 North 17th Street That's where my money goes ... to keep my Chevy m shape ... a regular night owl . . . utilizes his car at the Newark Drive-Ins . . . hard working student who finds time for just about everything Baseball Team. LAURA BRIGHTWELL 266 15th Avenue Lover of sincerity and honesty . . . perpetual chatterbox . . . pleasant companion at any gathering . . . her charming gentleness will be her greatest asset in the nursing profession. Red Cross. Science Club. Library Stall, Junior Achievements. MARLENE ELIZABETH BRESSAN 736 North 7th Street This green-eyed miss, favorite of homeroom 66 . . displays hair styles from the pages of Vogue . . . proud of her secretarial skills . . . holder of a sugar sweet personality. Future Teachers of America LUCILLE THERESA BRIENZA 41 1 North 13th Street Accepted College: Newark State College at Union A. perfect pouri of beauty, intelligence and compassion . . . vivacious dynamic young lady ... a scholar . . . Eleanor Roosevelt of the senior class ... a natural leader . . . refined, sophisticated and warmly human. Biology Club Treasurer, Musk Club, Student Council Treasurer, Bowling Club. Acropolis Editor, Girl's Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Advanced Chorus. Future Teachers of America. National Honor Society Secretary. Italian Music Club, Senior Editor Yearbook Staff. KENNETH BROWN 243 Summer Avenue An intellectual looking young man . . . Ken . . . always very quiet and sincere . . . his courteous manner has made him a well liked senior. Leaders Club. 26 PHILIP BRUZZICHESI 297 Clifton Avenue A “Family Si e“ package of fun . . . easy going . . . socially at ease anywhere . . . noted for getting things started. Track, Football Team, Boy's Leader, Dance Committee. WALTER W. CACKO 239 Garside Street Man of a few words . . . but silence is a virtue . . . hopes to take up engineering at N.C.E. . . . can’t stand cold weather . . . belongs to the joke of the month dub. The Bowling League, The Boy's Leaders Club. GERALDINE ROSEMARIE BYRD 62 Rutgers Street Gen ... a conscientious worker . . . always busy making friends . . . equally busy keeping them . . . enjoys traveling . . . especially to Florida . . . accomplished and thorough student. Math Club, Science Club, Latin Club, WILLIAM BYERS 91 South 14th Street Admirer of the unpretentious . . . Interested in helping Others . . . willing and apt orator . . . interested In all kinds of sports . . . will pursue a career as a minister. Student Council, Mixed Chorus. Advanced Chorus. Football. Cross County. Indoor Track. Outdoor Track. Cafatena Monitor. VERA J. CAFARO 125 Clifton Avenue The shores of Lavallette fascinate her . . . the halls of Barringer intrigue her . . . her Corvette and college are her interests . . . hopes to major in psychology. Student Council. Red Cross, Future Teachers Club. 27 MIKE CAHILL 2001 McCarter Highway Witty with an eye for the girls . . . thoroughly likeable . . . noted for his constant joking . . . rates high as a friend. FRANK M. CALABRESE 666 No. 4th Street Quiet and shy with girls . . . plays a mean sax ... a lover of music and more music . . . brown curly hair and impressionable eyes ignite many a spark in female hearts . . . kind and unassuming. Blue Jackets. Baseball. Band. Orchestra. Track Team. FRANK CAMPISI 710 Summer Avenue His stereo Hi Fi set and tape recorder occupy most of his time . . . finds the music of George Shearing irresistible . . . would like to enter the field of radio and T.V. . . . lover of reading and jazz. Homeroom Secretary. Science Club. Boy's Leaders. Advanced Chorus. Chess Club. 28 ROBERT CAMPOLITARO 300 Clifton Avenue Personality unlimited . . . always understanding and willing to advise . . . quick witted and a most amiable manner ... a talanted musician who hopes to make a useful instrument of himself in the field of medicine Homeroom President. Homeroom Agent. Dance Committee. Biology Club through scholastic achievement. ROSEMARY CANNELL 479 North 1 Ith Street Talk, talk, talk . . . food and good jokes are in this lady's favor ... her pleasant smile can warm any heart ... a quiet voice and infectious laugh her trademarks. PETER CARMINE CANNESTRO 218 South 8th Street Tall, dark, and handsome best describe Pete . . . plays a terrific game of football . . . member of the Big Blue football squad ... a warm hello and friendly smile are his main assets. Boy's Leader, Foot bill Team SAL CAPONE 162 Parker Street Accepted College: Fairleigh Dickinson Tall, good-looking and in the best of clothes ... a good sport who scores with everyone . ... takes life leisurely, always ready for laughter and fun ... to enter into the field of engineering. ANGEL CARBALLO 555 North 7th Street Accepted College: Rutgers Boy's Leader, Book room helper. Glee Club, Indoor Trick, Baseball. Barringer's own Don Juan . . . great orator on Castro ... if there's confusion Angel’s in the center of it . . . never seen without a girl . . . brilliant mind and profound thinker . . . great water drinker at Pal’s . . . to become a lawyer is his highest goal. yearbook Stiff, Chess Club. Soccer Co-Ciptun, French Club. National Honor Society Vice President, Boy's Leider, Student Council Represent Hive. Tutor, Yearbook Editor. CARMELA T. CARNASCIOLE 548 North 5th Street Someday Carmela will set up her own Frankie Avalon fan club . . . will marry a millionaire and buy her own movie theater . . . has ambitions to see the world . . . miss personality plus. Music Club. 29 DIANA MARIE CARR 52 Davenport Avenue Pleasant and cheerful at all times . . . warm sincere eyes with a personality to match . . . enjoys meeting oeople . . . gifted in making friends and ability to keep them. Office helper. Spinish Club President. National Honor Society. Lunchroom checker. THOMACINE C. CARROLL 15 Howard Street Tall Thompy ... a bevy of friends . . . the Village and weird dances fascinate her . . . famous for eating breakfast in Homeroom . . . always a sympathetic listener . . . I just couldn't make it. Girls Leaders. Dance Committee. Scene Club SUZANNE CASALE 970-A Franklin Avenue Born with a gift to incite laughter . . . sweet and demure . . . fnendly disposition explains her host of friends . . . excels on the dance floor. Science Club. H R Alternate Representative. Girls Glee Club. JUDITH ANNETTEA MARIE CASALE 223 Clifton Avenue Accepted College: Newark State College at Union Terror of the Chem Lab . . . hatful of laughs . . . lives life to the hilt . . . Vicansis's little helper ... a bundle of joy and a heartful of love. Biology Club. Science Club. Home Economics Club. Latin Club. Class Council. Dance Committee. CARL JUSTIN CASTELLANO 55 Tiffany Boulevard A suave and continental music man . . . always on the beat pleasant company at all times . . . mischievious and sublime . . . on all the girls most wanted list. Football Team. Science Club. Boys Glee Club. Blue Jackets. Advanced Chorus. GEORGE CASWELL 31 N. Seventh Street Little . . . sports around with the boys . . . and on occasion ... the girls . . . never seen with a phony . . . quiet masculine type on the surface ... a joker beneath it all. Dance Committee. Science Club, Home Room Vice President. 30 JOSEPH JOHN CATALANO 238 Clifton Avenue Extended lunch periods and less homework could make school a Utopia ... a born mechanic . . . when not puttering around a car. he spends his time down the shore. Homeroom Vice President. Science Club. CAROLE JOYCE CECERE 545 North 7th Street Accepted College: Trenton State College Barringer's own Miss Pony Tail . . . smart dresser . . . pleasant sweet manners . . . charms all she know ... a future teacher with an insatiable palete for ice cream and pizza. Itelien Music Club. Science Club, Student Council. Netionel Honor Society, Scheduling. ANTHONY JAMES CAVALLO 169 Woodside Avenue Incessant talker . . . shuns haircuts . . . enriches his life with cars, girls, music, and reading . . . has designs on college to round out his education. Science Club. JOHN GORDON CECIL 446 Nortk 7th Street Accepted College: Rutgers A scholar and athlete combined ... a dreamy voice with a personality to match ... a subtle way with humor ... a combination of the best of traits will enable him to go far. Chess Club President. Science Club; Biology Club, Cross Country Teem. Basketball Teem. Treck Teem. JO ANN CERRATO 55 Irving Street Her bright and cheerful smile makes this dark eyed damsel pleasant to know . . . handy with a sewing needle . . . relishes a good record . . . offices look out!! she’s heading your way. EDWARD CESAREO 600 North 6th Street Alias Eddie “Roily . . . frequenter of Seaside Heights . . . girls, dances, and parties keep him hopping . . . admirer of the jazz movement . . . future contractor. LOUIS FRANK CHIARELLO 155 Montclair Avenue “Butch . . . likes the girls . . . leads them on with his cute smile . . . everyone's pal . . . intellect tiidden behind his capricious manner . . . found sporting around on Highland Avenue. Science Club. President Homeroom. ROSALIE CHIAVINI 129 Bremond Street Accepted College: Syracuse University Ro . . . takes in Broadway shows ... the sciences to her are a breeze. . . . excells in all subjects ... a regular all around girl . . . always ready to lend a hand . . . a neat dresser with smart clothes. Future Teachers of America. French Club. Bowling Club. Dance Committee. Yearbook Staff. Class Council. National Honor Society. “Oh Johnny.” mischief lurks behind those innocent eyes . . . ardent music lover with a song for every mood . . . delights in merry-making . . . dark black hair with warm brown eyes ... a likeable fellow. 32 RONALD CICCARELLI 278 Vi Garside Street His quiet easy going manner makes Ronnie a welcomed addition to any gathering . . . quiet until the fuse is lit, lit until the fuse is out . . . will spend his future days saving for his car and education. Baseball Team. RALPH CICCONE 9 South Hawthorne Lane Wild about Fabian sweaters . . . master on the football fields . . . excels in all sports . . . the quiet man ... a true friend . . . potential engineer Football Team. Baseball Team. Indoor Track Team GERALD CIOCI 332 Clifton Avenue Looks plus personality, plus a spark of intelligence . . . college bound . . . keeps the girls on a string . . . amiable personality . always has a smile for everyone. VERONICA CIPRIANO 175 Parker Street Beauty'’ is her business . . . flare for the latest fashion . . . talkative ... a smile is her trademark . . . never seen with the same hair style twice . . . her bubbling laughter resounds through the halls. Home Economics. Music Club. Homeroom Treasurer, Student Council, Homeroom Representative, Dance Committee. Advanced Chorus. Class Newspaper. DOMINIC G. CIRIACO 277 North 12th Street Personality and looks are a double treat . . . will be remembered for his accomplishments in basketball . . . well liked by the female sex ... a regular guy. Basketball Team. Track Team. NEAL ALAN COLEMAN 488 Summer Avenue Tall ... as easy going as push button drive . . . sleep is his fancy . . . will work on something he enjoys . . . Semper Fidelis will soon be his motto. 33 DONNA M. COLLINS 62 North 13th Street Girl of a few words . . . surrounded by an air of serene calmness . . . spends her leisure time listening to progressive Jazz . . . lover of sincerity . . . and Pepsi Cola Red Cross. Girl's Leaders, Science Club. Tennis Club. GirT s Leaders, Mixed Chorus, Advanced Chorus. CHRIS COMITO 262 North 5th Street A Joke for every occasion . . . late sleeper . . . when not talking to girls he's listening to records . . . hates to be teased, LOUIS COSTANTIN 1 55 Clifton Avenue Accepted College: Miami University Lou. noted for his casual stroll and his nonchalant way of speaking , . . likes to write letters . . . Oh, those monogramed shirts! . . . ambition: millionaire. Homeroom President. Science Club. ROSE A. CORSI 2003 McCarter Highway A little mirth, a little mischief lurks behind that innocent look . . . talkativeness adds to her pleasant manner . . . cute and chic . . . laugh and the world laughs with you. Glee Club. Homeroom Recording Secretary. Secretary lor Mr. Vogel. EDWARD A. COLLINS 196 McCarter Highway Accepted College: Seton Hall University Seton Hall University Class perfectionist ... a frank and impressive personality ... A brilliant and unusual lad . . . persistent and persever-ant . . . brings forth his talents in a debate . . . plans to attend Seton Hall. Chess Club. Student Council, Biology Club, President Science Club. Latin Club. Future Teachers of America, National Honor Society, Debating Club. 34 THOMAS RUFUS CRAWFORD 1 10 Littleton Avenue Quiet end courteous to all . . . casual style and manner . . . tall and clean cut . . . someone nice to know . . . likes jazz in moderation. Indoor Track C apt an, Outdoor Track, Science Club. Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross. Boys Leader Club DIANE M. CROTHERS 687 Summer Avenue Dider Dottes . . . Barringer's answer to Shelly Burman . . pep and vigor constitute her personality ... a yen for mischief . . . fills up with Vanilla Egg Creams . . . never a dull moment ... an ideal nurse. Girl's Glee Club . . . Senior Dance Con-mittee. JAMES CRILLY 21 5 Clifton Avenue Good looks and intelligence combine to make an all-round guy . . . would do anything to prove a point ... his eyes reflect his warm personality ... a very bright future in store. LUCIA CUOZZO DIANE E. CURRAN 76 Cutler Street Accepted College: Seton Hall Sophistication with a sprinkle of mischief . . . beautiful dancing and happy cheerleader . . . thrives on parties and Frank Smatra . . , her lovely charms have won her many friends. Future Teachers of America. Acropolis Agent. Cheerleader. Dance Committee, Music Club. Girl’s Glee Club. Home Economics Club, Class Newspaper. 20 Bathgate Place Dislikes work of any kind . . . except that of shining her Dodge . . excellent bowler and talker . . . enjoys those long trips down the shore Biology Club. Girl’s Leaders. Science Club. Math Club. Dance Committee. JAMES A. CURTIS 325 North 11th Street Jim . . . tall and quiet . . . can be found directing traffic at the Bridge . . . Mr. Buhrman’s pride and joy ... a sport enthusiast college bound. Football Team, Baseball Team. Indoor Track. Basketball, Leader Club. French Club. Advanced Chorus. GLORIA MARIE D AMBOLA 207 Lake Street A helping hand to all . . . this little miss can bring a smile to any heart with her crazy antics . . . Barringer’s bundle of dynamite . . . noted for her big brown eyes . . . shines on a dance floor. Acropolis Agent, Student Council Representative, Advanced Chorus. PHYLLIS ANN D’ELIA 519 North 13th Street John Gnagy’s pride and joy . . . unpredictable and carefree . . . her unusual outfits fit her personality . . . hard worker . . . Our beautiful captain of the Barringer Twirlers. Student Council, Decorating Committee for Dance. Captain of Twirlers. Art Editor of Yearbook, Science Club, “B” Girl. VIRGINIA DEL GUERCIO 453 North 6th Street Quiet, sincere, and serious little Virginia . . . wild about dancing and Johnny Mathis . . . plans to work toward a college education and a teaching career . . . never a harsh word from our likeable charmer. Student Council, Homeroom secretary, Music Club. VINCENT DELLA VALLE 69 Tiffany Boulavard One of Barringer’s harmony boys . . . always singing . . . loves music and usually serenades the girls . . . has a vest for everyday in the week ... a face as handsome as his voice is smooth. Mixed Chorus, Advanced Chorus. serious . . . potato chips are always close by . . . insists that all bowling alleys have a hump in the middle . . . “Whoever thought up Chemistry? Future Teachers of America, Science Club. Library Staff. WILLIAM A. DE MARY 340 7th Avenue Don’t worry about spotting Bill in a crowd . . . he’s the tall one with the curlcy red hair ... of all his many interests parties are paramount and his cute smile and winning personality make him the life of many . . . the teaching profession will welcome him as a shop teacher. Boy’s Leaders. Science Club. Red Cross. CAROLE M. DE SANTIS 709 Clifton Avenue Can always be counted on for a friendly smile . . . her gaiety has won her many friends . . . mostly with the opposite sex . . . always found doing someone else's homework. Bowling Club, Future Teachers of America, Science Club. CHARLOTTE LUCILLE DE PALMA 47 Cypress Avenue Fiery little redhead . . . always with a winsome smile . . . looks like she just stepped out of the pages of Vogue . . . peppy sparkler of the twirling squad . . . Charlotte and her blue telephone are inseparable. Student Council, French Club, Italian Music Club, Italian Cultural Club. Science Club. Future Teachers of America. Home Economics Club, Orchestra, Twirier, Decorating Committee for Dance. ELIZABETH S. DERING 135 James Street Tall, poised, and pleasant . . . quiet people are welcomed anywhere ... a little bit of shyness a lot of niccncss . . . well liked by those who know her. Biology Club, Italian Club, Orchestra. ANNETTE OE VINCENZO 72 l i Summer Avenue Her recipe for making friends is to be one . . packed with an abundance of vim and vigor . . . blonde hair and sparkling green eyes reveal all the good within . . . bewitches, bothers and bewilders. President Italian Cultural Club, Italian Music Club. Future Teachers of Amenca. Music Club Tutor, Home Economics Club. Bo lmg Club, Office Staff, Home Room Representative. GENEVA DICKERSON 900 South 16th Street Calm, cool and collected at all times . . always happy and gay . . a quiet exterior . . . a personality as warm as her tea pot . . . loyal companion. Future Teachers of America. JOSEPH Dl MEO 11 Coeman Street Soft spoken fellow . . . abhors getting up early in the morning . . . member of the Elliot Street Basketball League . . . enjoys hunting and girls . . . will someday find an equal outlet for both by hunting girls. ANNA MARIE DE VITO 44 Hawthorne Lane Silence is golden . . . and so is our Anna Marie . . . shy in appearance but fun to be around . . . bowling and swimming hold her interest . . . laughter is her soothing balm. Homeroom Treasurer. Advanced Chorus. Science Club. JOHN A. Dl NARDO 4 Sheffield Drive Good looking . . strong, silent type , . . silence and sincerity are hi essential traits ... a suave and continental manner ... his friendship is certainly worthwhile ... a man of high ideals and ambitions. 38 GERALD DINOLA 39 North 7th Street Jerry . . . lover of good times and pretty girls . . . happy-go-lucky . . . tall and good looking . . . will go down in history as the fellow who never frowned ... a pleasantly mannered gentleman at all times MICHAEL DOGANIER 697 Ridge Street Mike” . . . math and science are his pinnacles of strength . . . avid sports fan . . . wild about hunting . . . his good looks are easy bait for girls . . . plans to use his mathematical efficiency as an accountant. Vice President. Science Club. ANNA MARIE DONATIELLO 175 Highland Avenue Five foot two. eyes of blue . . . “Oh how I hate to get up in the morning' . . . silence is her golden wand could survive on a diet of pizzas . . . dependable girl . . . loyal fnend CAROL J. Dl PASALEGNE 39 North 7th Street Excellent conversationalist... a voice like a nightingale that could soothe any ear . . . you can always count on her mirth and energy which she is quick to share Bamngerers. Student Council. Blue Jackets. Bowling Club, Creative Writing Club. MICHAEL WILLIAM DRAGONE 89 Peck Avenue Small in stature, big in heart ... a wit as bright as a flashbulb . . . “Getting to know him is certainly worthwhile . . . an ardent Frank Sinatra fan . . . our “blue dot for sure shot” cameraman. Yearbook Editor, Yearbook Photographer, Boy's Leader, Photography Club. Science Club, Student Council Representative. 39 MARY ANN DUGANIER 146 Stover Avenue Duggic” . . . always worries about the other person . . . good for a laugh . . . has a warm friendly smile constantly displayed on her face . . . My Oldsmobile is the most . . . considerate, sentimental . . . the unexpected is quite probably with her . . . Where's Phyllis? RONALD DURKAN 147 Clifton Avenue ANN MARIE DUVA 239 Clifton Avenue Her fascinating personality enlightened many a downcast mind ... a must at any social function . . . lively and vivacious . . . responsible for the efficient and complete picture appointments. Guidance Office Staff, Science Club. National Honor Society. Home Economics Club. Scheduling Committee. Yearbook Editor. GLADYS JEAN ELDER I 1 6 Oraton Street Cheerful and able nurses aid . . . spends her summers in the southern breeze of Tennessee . . a helping hand always . . . will make an ideal nurse. French Club Secretary. Junior Achievement. Girl's Leaders. FORTUNATO TUCCIO ELIA 75 Bloomfield Avenue Science, electronics, and music are his hobbies . . . maneuvers an accordion with the ease of a professional . . . agile soccer player . . . desires to always learn new things. Soccer Team. 40 ANGELO FACCIPONTI 352 North 1 I th Street Tall. dark, and mysterious ... a build supreme . . . takes life leisurely . . . Cadillacs are his style ... a good sport in every sense of the word. Boy's Leaders. NICHOLAS FALCO 92 Grafton Avenue Big Nick . . his presence is always made known around B. H. S. . . . loves cars and money . . . money and cars . . . takes life as it comes . . . avid follower of the opposite sex . . . popular man around the school. JOSEPH ANTHONY FALCONE 530 North 11th Street Accepted College: Rutgers The Falcon . . . Our good-looking vice-president with a charming manner . . . loyal to his friends who are many . . . the doors of success are wide-open for him. Class Vice-President. Treasure After Math Club. Italian Club. Outdoor Track Team. National Honor Society, Yearbook, Sports Editor. RICHARD FINNERAN 313 Orange Street Little Richard of the Barringer set . . . dislikes work . . . can be compared to the lull before a storm and the dark before the dawn. ROSEMARIE FISCHETTI 185 Second Street Have pony tail, will travel . . . pert and lively little miss, filled with conversation, cheesoburgers and pickles . . . cute as a button is our little Roe. Student Council Representative. Music Club. Dance Committee. Boys Glee Club. Science Club. 41 MARLENE FORFA 231 North 4th Street A master at playing cards and breaking lamps ... oh that crazy laughter . . . her presence known at Bab’s and Bunny’s . . . future gym teacher. Italian Music Club. Girl's Leaders. Science Club. Bowling Club ROBERT JOSEPH FORTE 480 Vi North 12th Street Our Bobby ... Ivy League personified . . . good looking president of the National Honor Society and 7X English Class . . . always ready with a joke . . . after college Biological Research is his goal. Captain of the Boy's Leaders. Italian Cultural Club. Vice-President of the After Math Club. Acropolis Staff. President of the National Honor Society. Science Club. Outdoor Track Team. Co Captain of the Cross Country Team. Sports Editor of the Yearbook. F T A Hospital Council. JOHANNA LORETTA FRANCISCONE 274 Roseville Avenue A rare natural beauty with bewitching brown eyes . . her tastes range from Chopin to Presley . . . Barringer's loss will be the teaching profession's gain. Italian Music Club. Bowling League, Guidance Office Helper. CARL G. FRAZZANO 60 North 10th Street Accepted College: Montclair State Colleg Our own John Foster Dulles . . . has traveled through half the country . . . the week would be much better without Mondays . . . thrives on humor . . . future Business Administration Major. Student Council. Yearbook Advertising Staff. PETER GALLAGHER 174 North 5th Street Could keep Ballantine and Schaefer in business single handed . . . holds a part-time job after school . . . from life, he asks a good job. money, and a bit of travel. 42 ANN GALLO 257 Lake Street MANUEL WALTER GARRIDO 206 North 11 th Street Accepted College: Rutgers Butch” ... a gentleman in every respect . . . warm and personable . . . witty and sharp humor ... an ardent sports fan . . . destined to become a top rate engineer . . . a definite female attraction. Baseba . Indoor Track. Soccer. Natrona Honor Society. BRUNO GALLUCCIO 47 North 6th Street Sports, music, and girls take up most of this romantic Italian's time . . . gallantry and chivalry account for his many fans in the 4th floor children's ward at Crippled Children's Hospital . . . Selected for All-County Soccer Team Italian Cultural Club. Italian Music Club. Red Cross. Acropolis Agent. Science Club. History Club. Spanish Club. Boy's Leaders. Soccer, Indoor Track. Hi-Y. FRANCES GARRETT 93 Treacy Avenue Pam’s sweet disposition and warm personality is with her at all times . . neatness personified . . . destined to make her way to fame French Club, Red Cross Representative. MARIE DOLORES GERARDO 91 Clifton Avenue A ready friend for everyone . . . faithful and honest . . . always has time for all . . . talkative and clever ... the future for her is teaching. After Math Club, Office Monitor. Guidance Office Staff, History Club. Girl's Leaders, English Office Staff. 43 VINCENT GESUALDO 68 Garside Street ROSEMARY GESULIO 75 Highland Avenue Movies, men. and money are her favorites . . . homework her downfall . . . could listen to Frank Sinatra records till they wear out . . . proud of her many friends. MARY ANN GIALANILLA 153 Summer Avenue Accepted College: Newark State College at Union Petite, cute and neat tastefully and impeccably dressed . . . bright student, especially in Spanish . . . always has fun in abundance. ENNA GIAMMONA 83 Davenport Avenue Frenchy” . . . our loquacious friend . . . loves to eat . . . striking as a bolt of lightning . . . progressive jazz her latest craze . . . Music . . . Music . . . Music and Amad Jamal . . . worked to make dance success. Italian Club. Student Council. Music Club, Dance Committee, Acropolis. Vice President Spanish Club, Future Teachers of America. Class Council. Guidance Office Staff. Dance Committee. National Honor Society. NANCY P. GIGANTINO 390 North 11 th Street A quiet little miss, but quiet people are welcome anywhere . . . genial . . . fancy-free . . . amiable qualities that are sure to please . . . small but powerful. PETER GILMAN 16 Sheffield Drive Accepted College: Newark College of Engineering Our Boy Flat Top . . . excels in Science. Math, and History . . . avid party goer . . . spends his leisure at the beach . . . has an inclination for sports ... a future major in engineering. Biology Club, Math Club. MARY GLOVER 104 Camden Street Speaking an hour or more on the telephone is usual for Mary . . . Jackie Wilson is her man . . . frequenter of New York City . . . future member of the Women’s Army Corps. RICHARD GODLEY 734 Ridge Street Pleasant disposition . . . one smile is worth a thousand words ... his shiny Corvair is the envy of all . . . contributes to the mellow tones of our Blue Jackets. Girls' G ee Club, Advanced Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Girl’s Leaders, Home Economics Club f FLORA LEE PAULINE GREGORY 226 Parker Street JOHN J. GUARDABASCO 480 North 7th Street Blue Jackets. 45 Not afraid to think . . . takes great pride in her doll collection . . . enjoys traveling . . . now hopes to turn to college and a career in teaching. Spanish Club Treasurer, Future Teachers of America, A lover of just about everything . . . gets around in his '56 Olds . . . the Navy will take him from his father’s pharmacy where he works in his spare time . . . plans to be a top flight jet engine mechanic. ANTHONY GUARINO 379 North 6th Street Tony . . . pep and vigor fills his personality . . . always seen joking and caus-,ng commotion ... as daring as the devil himself . . . cars and music are his main interests. JAMES M. GUARINO 8 Tiffany Boulevard Jimmy ... to worry less, to study less is his goal . . . radiates friendliness, warmth, and total confusion ... a never ending sense of humor. FRANK GUARINO 21 Romaine Place '’Gringo” . . . always ready for a good time . . . socially at ease anywhere . . . takes life as it comes . . . gentle nature and great human warmth. SALVATORE GUARINO 1993 McCarter Highway Garrulous fellow . . . student of National and International affairs . . . late riser oartakes in many sporting events . . . has a way with the opposite sex . . . sits back and lets life takes its course. EDITH ANN GUGLICELLO 537 North 6th Street Long hair, her trademark, gossip her food. . . . longs for extended lunch periods and weekends . . . Edic can be found where there's a constant stream of conversation . . tries her best to avoid homework. Dance Committee 46 ANNETTE HEINZE 99 Hudson Street Accepted College: Newark State College at Union Can be compared to the A-Bomb before the switch is pulled . . . full of fun and laughter . . . the 58th variety . . . always on the go . . when not working after school she's being a special friend to any who know her. French Club. Junior Red Cross. Student Council Representative. ROBERT GUIDO 154 Verona Avenue Bob . . Beau Brummel of the senior class . . . a sophisticated manner with the opposite sex . . . has a wonderful outlook on life . . . just give him winter in New York any day. ROBERT HERD 104 Bloomfield Avenue Charm and personality are his trademarks . . . has a smooth way with the girls . . . one little wink from Bob can set hearts a-flutter ... a loyal and true friend. JOHNNY HOBBS 65 South 9th Street Accepted College: Rutgers An asset to the track team . . . cool. calm, and collected . . . sincere and pleasant in his ways . . . well liked by all. Indoor and Outdoor Track, Cross Country, Biology Club, Chess Club, Bowling Team. SHIRLEY RUTH HACKLING 85 Wakeman Avenue Accepted College: Newark State College at Union Fun loving serious minded Shirley . i . a capable and dependable worker . . . continuously on the phone ... or eating potato chips . . . active member of her church. Girl's Glee Club. Homeroom Secretary. 47 MARGARET HOLUNGER 606 Highland Avenue Newark. New Jersey Peggy'' ... big blue eyes and black hair are the envy of all the girls . . . simply wild about New York and Yul Brynner . . . lucky will be the man who employs this beauty as his secretary. JULIETTE HOWARD 182 Badger Avenue Could start a filibuster in Congress and continue for months . . . keeps Bordens in the ice cream business . . . enthusiastically interested in jazz . . . has a flair for dramatics. VITO JOSEPH IANNUZZELLI 241 Clifton Avenue Made up of a little bit of everything emphatic talker . . life of any party abounds in fun and merriment . admires the finer things in life Bowling Team. MARGUERITE IIARIA 341 North 13th Street Proficient secretary . . . charming with an amiable personality . . . her favorite pastime is listening to Glenn Miller albums . . . future ambition is to own a bowling alley. Acropolis Agent. Dance Committee. iky 1 IRENE IPPOLITO 492 Delavan Avenue Her sweet and gentle nature is an asset which will always make her well liked ... a little bit of shyness, a lot of niceness . . . will someday own a blue Thunderbird. 48 ROBERT JACKO 674 North 6� h Street Good natured Bob . . . Barringer's own Dizzy Gillespie . . . friend to all music his forte ... his Plymouth is his only love. Band, Orchestra, Blue Jackets. Bov's Leaders, Boy's Glee Club, Cafeteria Staff. SHIRLEY LOUISE JEFFERS 375 Mount Prospect Avenue A Romanticist at heart . . . her graciousness and charm are her glowing assets, along with her pleasing personality . . . a cheerful commuter between the Village and Newark. PATRICIA DIANNE JOHNSON 22 South 13th Street Her refined manner contribute to her unusual charm . . . always happy . . . likes being with people . . . talks a mile a minute . . . always gay . . . will make a charming nurse. Vice President and Treasurer of French Club. Tennis Club, Biology Club, Science Club, Future Teachers of America, Homeroom Secretary, Dance Committee, Execu tive Committee of F.T.A., LINDA JONES 102 12th Avenue Future nurse who frowns on arguments . . . once started, her constant chatter is a joy to many listeners ... a rock’n and a roll'n B H S. gal. Home Economics Club. MILTON LEROY JONES 117 South 8th Street Class dreamer . . . relaxes in any classroom . . . fascinated by laws and taxes . . . the epitome of safety on the road . . . quiet, soft spoken and genuine gentleman. 49 MARILYN ANN JOUDREY 83 North 11th Street Pleasant and sweet . . . can’t be beat . . . collecting records her pastime . . . cooperative young lady with an aspiration to become a medical assistant. Student Council, Homeroom Treasurer, Guidance Staff, Red Cross JOSEPHINE MARIE KNAPP 193 North 13th Street Enthusiastic traveler . . . California her Paradise . . . tics up the telephone lines for hours . . . among her many interests are reading, swimming, eating, and Frank Sinatra. Student Council. STEVE KARAKAS 10 Sheffield Drive Hungarian Freedom Fighter ... a real athlete . . . Excels in all subjects . . . can be seen driving his black Imperial . . . quietness and sincerity are his outstanding qualities . . . day trip tourists ... a future engineer. Soccer Team, Track Team. NATALIA KOVERDA 344 Orange Street Accepted College: Barnard Our little blue-eyed miss . . . enjoys traveling and reading . . . excellent student . . . class salutatorian . . . original thinker ... a linguist who hopes to become a translator ... the faculty’s favorite Russian teacher. Student Council Representative, Music Club. After Math Club, French Club, Spanish Club. Acropolis Business Manager, Library Staff, National Honor Society. Yearbook Staff. CHARLES LABRIZZI 15 Graf ton Avenue Charlie” . . . intellectual . . . extensive vocabulary . . . advocate of truth and beauty . . . profound thinker . . . dark and good looking . . . natural linguist. President Italian Cultural Club. President Italian Musical Club. National Honor Society. JANET ANN LA CONTE 578 North 11th Street Snow Queen of 1960 ... the warmest smile on the coldest day . . . short, with long fashionable hair ... a vibrant personality . . . can match the looks and hairstyles of Debbie Reynolds. Home Economics Club, Student Council Representative, Dance Committee. GRACE LAPADURA 518 North 9th Street Her emotional behavior and a special gift from Mother Nature make Grace one of our cutest belles . . . veracious . . . quick to laugh ... a sure success in the field of her choice. Cha-Cha Girls, Orchestra. F.T.A. Vice President. Science Club Treasurer, Math Club. Italian Music Club, Student Council Representative. Biology Club Chairman. FRANK ANTHONY LA MORTE 63 Hudson Street ’■Frank ... a habitue of Pam's coffee shop . . . plays a mellow baritone sax . . joining the Navy to see the world ... a marching member of the Wood side Drum and Bugle Corps. JOSEPH A. LASKO 300 Sussex Avenue Barnnger's answer to Frankie Avalon. . . . has that college campus look . . . his irresistible and magnetic personality makes him an easy target for the opposite sex . . . shy with that devilish look. MADELINE M. LAST 200 North 11 th Street A sensible young lady who makes herself known on the road in her mother’s car . . . listens to all types of music when she’s not skating . . . seeks a career as a lab technician Science Club. 51 JOSEPH LA VISTA 92 Vi Garside Street A diligent member of the library staff and F T.A. . . . enjoys his volunteer work at Crippled Children's Hospital ... his friendly disposition makes him well known to most Barringerites RICHARD LEMONGELLO 88 First Street Our Richie . . . has the memory of an elephant . . definitely not indifferent to the opposite sex . . . was once (by mistake) on time for class . . . mischief is always looking for him and usually finds him. Hi-Y Club. y i JEANETTE LEWIS 65 17th Street Friendliness is abundant and success apparent with this thoughtful gal ... a thimble full of sweetness . . . loves to eat and loves to laugh . . . pleasant company anywhere. Girl’s Leader, Home Economics Club. Sensitive, shy, subtle . . . dependable efficiency in a petite package . . . conversation in her eyes . . . calm in every crisis . . . slim silhouette. ROSEANN LITTRIELLO 272 Woodside Avenue Her smiling eyes are the mirrors which reflect her gay disposition . . . reflects the blue of the ocean In her beautiful eye . . . this girl is sweeter than they come . . . packed with pep and vitality. 52 ROBERT YOUNG LOCK 163 Elwood Avenue A fine fellow in all respects ... a definite attraction to the opposite sex . . . sports minded . . has proven his ability in the field of electronics. Indoor Track, Outdoor Track. Radio Electronics Club. Homeroom Representative. Cross Country. JUDITH A. LOFFREDO 596 North Third Street Philadelphia traveler . . . collects dolls from all over the world . . . has her eye on a career in the F.B.I, . . . perpetual chatterbox . . . crazy about pizza pie and macaroni but Oh! those calones. EDIE LONG 406 Clifton Avenue Her friendly smile is always present . . . that’s what makes Edic so pleasant . . . silence has many advantages and she knows them all . . . never overlooked. Glee Club, Home Economics Club. Office Monitor. LINDA LONGO 120 Stone Street Out-talks Wmchell . . drinks coffee by the gallons . . . looks forward to the summers at the shore . . . free as a breeze and full of fun is she. Girl's Leader. MIKE LONGO 10 Sheffield Drive Tall, lanky and handsome is Mike ... a sharp and perceptive sense of humor . . . even tempered ... a girl friend on every floor of the building . . . inveigles his way into the hearts of all. 53 CHARLES G. LOVALIO 366 North 7th Street Accepted College: Newark State College at Union Quiet until you get to know him . . takes life as it comes . . . popular with the girls . . . sure to succeed . . . jazzy leader of our Blue Jackets . . . a friend to all. Band. Orchestra. Blue Jackets. Dance Committee. % ROSANNE LUPIANO 134 Parker Street Lupy'' • • - always says the right thing at the right time ... a bundle of energy in a very small!! package . . . Sinatra and Mathis are the greatest . . . but Oh to have to collect those dues!! Homeroom Treasurer. Dance Committee, Class Newspaper. F T A., Music Club. Science Club. Home Economics Club AUGUSTINE ANTHONY MACALUSO 97 Manchester Place A pleasing personality ... a smart dresser with a friendly word and smile . . . either he sleeps with his eyes open, or he's a deep thinker ... the Chef Boy-ardee of B.H.S. KATHLEEN LUNDY 1 5 Grafton Avenue The blue of her eyes holds the light of ambition . . . allowed to talk on the phone for hours ... at the Bell Telephone Company ... a perpetual smile. MICHAEL A. MACALUSO 473 North 9th Big Mike . . . Mr. Football” . . . pensive and self-possessed . . . shrewd and perceptive thinker . . . subtle wit ... a worldly maturity . . . penetrating eyes . . . strong and masculine. Football Team, Track. 54 JOSEPH JOHN MALANGA Arlington Avenue Accepted College: Seton Hall University A great debater . . . dynamic personality known as a good sport . . . excellent organizer . . . Barringer's own Cicero . . . delight of the guidance office . . . history is his forte . . . philosophy and travel are his ambitions. President of Debating Club. Creative Writing Club, Chen Club. Student Council, Boy's Leader, Chemistry Tutor. ARLENE MALLEY 43 Gar side Street Happy, sweet, and shy is she ... as ploasing as a miss can be . . . always a friendly hello for all . . . tiny but never overlooked. Future Teachers Club. Acropolis Agent. Science Club. LINDA M. MALAVARCA 166 Grafton Avenue Blondie . . . New York and Johnny Mathis are her favorites . . . conscientious office worker . . . spends her summers working and dating . . . looks forward for her invisible '52 Ford to appear. Glee Club. Office Monitor. RONALD MASINI 42 Berkeley Avenue Quiet, intellectual, one of the top ten . . . avid movie fan . . . excels m Math and Science . . . noted for his warm, friendly smile. Mathematics Club. Science Club. JO ANN MASUCCI 266 Berkeley Avenue Accepted College: Fairleigh Dickinson Jo Ann will be one of our favonte daughters forever . . . excellent student . . . beauty plus brains . . can always be seen with a book in her hands and a smile on her face. Library Staff, Secretary of Student Council, Music Club. Dance Chairman. Italian Club Vice President, Ticket Committee. I NORVA MATTISON 117 Camden Street Norva possesses the admired characteristic of being able to get along with people . . . loquacious and sweet . . . visits New York often and loves it. Girl’s Leader, Junior Red Cross, Orchestra, Dance Committee. EILEEN AGNES McPHAIL 233 North 5th Street Weenie” . . . Clara Barton of the Senior Class . . . sweet as honey . . . beautiful Irish eyes . . . loves the company of her friends . . . music from Broadway delights her. Red Cross. After Math. ANDREW McRHEA. JR. 74 Seventh Avenue Talent unlimited ... a man of deep integrity, intelligent, sincere, and effective . . . altruistic . . . active participant in all school affairs. Student Council, Science Club, Math Club. CATHERINE SALLY MECCA 249 North 6th Street Her capricious manner lends brightness to every day ... a bubbling personality . . . small and perky ... a loyal friend at all times . . . sparkling conversationalist. Italian Music Club. Music Club Treasurer. OTILIO MEDINA JR. 74 Broad Street The complete despair of the faculty and the student body ... a handsome gent who enjoys blind dates . . . full of fun and the devil . . . possesses a comic wit and unbeatable personality Radio Club. V.A Squad JO ANN MELILLO 1 15 Summer Avenue Accepted College: Newark State at Unton Possesses more charms than a candy counter ... a glowing smile radiates from her warm heart . . . got into many a jam with Nellie-Belle . . . spirited organizer . . wonderfully, warmly herself. National Honor Society, Student Council Vice President. French Club Vice President, Class Council, Advanced Chorus, Girls Glee Club. Yearbook Staff. MILDRED MELILLO 22 Hawthorne Lane South Millie . . . quiet but explosive when aroused . . . can't wait for summer . . . lives by the sea . . . found at the beauty parlor and Greenwich Village . . . Oh! how I hate to get up in the morning. Girls Leader, Vice-President of Home- ANNETTE ELIZABETH MEO 477 North 9th Street Accepted College: Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing An appreciative listener ... has a natural inclination for nursing . . . her laugh generates laughter . . . proud of her achievements as a hospital volunteer worker . . . warm personality. Student Council, Music Club. Italian Music Club. Biology Club President. F.T.A., Creative Writing Club. Italian Cultural Club. National Honor Society. room. ROCCO MEOLA 685 North 7th Street Accepted College: Rutgers Conscientious and dynamic Rock of the Senior Class . . . responsible leader . . . pitches in and puts his shoulder to the wheel ... a young man of noble instincts . . . wholesome, intelligent. Football Team. Outdoor Track. Yearbook Executive Editor, Senior and Junior Class President. Boys Leaders, Lieutenant, National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America. MARLENE MOLINARO 146 Parker Street Accepted College: Paterson State A friend in need is a friend indeed . . . unbeatable combination of personality and brains . . . avoided chaos with class dues . . . refined manner . . . likes being with people . . . she'll make a terrific math teacher. Library Staff, F.T.A., Acropolis. National Honor Society, Senior Class Treasurer, Dance Committee. RUSSELL MONTANA 396 Bloomfield Avenue Accepted College: Montclair State Makes a good impression, especially with the opposite sex . . . has helped to make our class a success . . . hot rods fascinate this man ... a sure success in the field of teaching. Vice President Senior Class, Nation ! Honor Society, Science Club. BARBARA N. MOORE 312 Morris Avenue Delightful, attractive and scintillating is Babs ... a voice as soothing as soft music ... a fastidious dresser . . . makes a stunning effect . . . inquisitive mind. Latin Club. Science Club. SONDRA MONTONE 604 5th Street Could double for Rita Hayworth . . . talkative, sociable . . . outgoing personality . . never a harsh word for anyone . . . warm, friendly smile. ... a truly sincere personality. Italian Music Club. Music Club. Science Club ANN MOSTELLO 203 Lake Street A lover of pizza, stereo, and music . . . petite and sincere . . . Ann is a true psychoanalyst . . . works as a medical technologist after school ... a possessor of a voice like Sarah Vaughan. Student Council. National Honor Society, Music Club President. PATRICIA A. MUSCIO 250 2nd Avenue ■'Pat . . . fun to be around . . . always displays a sparkling smile . . holds down a part time job after school ... a pleasant secretary who will grace any office with her charms. Library Staff, Science Club. 58 RITA E. NARVAEZ 282 Verona Avenue A golden voice with a matching personality . . . easily mistaken for Connie Francis . . her sunny disposition acts as a magnet . . . neatness personified. ROCCO NICOLETTA 199 Ridge Street An over abundance of mirth ... a lover of wine, woman and song . . . sharp witted . . . takes life as it comes . . . •sever a dull moment when he is around. MAMIE NASH 294 15th Avenue Good natured as the day is long - - • talkative lass . . . loves those trips to Coney Island ... a cool soothing hand and a warm heart should stand her in good stead as a nurse. ROCCO LAWRENCE NISIVOCCIA III 53 Webster Street Spends his Sunday nights at the Irvington House ... his spare time m his '55 Packard . . . delights in being a neat dresser . . . favors continental suits . . . likeable fellow with the girls. Orchestra. SAMUEL NOLE 264 Summer Avenue Loyal to his friends who are many . . . member of the famous Blue Notes . . . drums are his second love . . . always a smile on his face and in his heart . . . college bound to teach industrial arts. Orchestra. Band. Blue Jackets. 59 RACHAEL GRACE OVERBY 787 South 13th Street ROBERT O'CONNOR 1,10 Lincoln Avenue The Music Man . , . jazz enthusiast . . . Andre Previn and George Shearing his idols . . . interested in arranging and composing ... a handsome fellow with a flair for music. Drum Major for Band, Blue Jackets, Orchestra. CARMINE B. ORCIUOLI 177 Fourth Street Mischief lurks behind those innocent eyes . . . always found joking and having fun . . . ever thankful for the link between New Jersey and New York . . . the George Washington Bridge . . . would love to start a clean up committee for dirty ’60 Bonnevilles. An avid dance fan . . . loves modeling evening gowns ... the cha-cha and mam-bo her favorites . . . her lilting voice is put to use Singing and talking. French Club. Junior Red Cross, Secretary, Office Staff, Acropolis Agent. JOY PABST 278 North 12th Street Accepted College: Fairleigh Dickinson Tall and attractive blonde . . . subtle humor and willingness to help emphasize her winning personality . . . what'll we have . . . Pabst in a blue ribbon. Biology Club. Acropolis Agent, French Club, Guidance Office Staff, Library Staff, Music Club, Class Representative, Dance Committee, ' B Girl. JOHN PACHOLEK 421 Woodside Avenue Avid science fiction fan . . . potential engineer . . . remarkable student . . . determined reformer of H.R. 81 . . . imaginative writer . . . only 8.H.S. student who has shares in the Cafeteria. Chess Club. Creative Writing Club, Science Club, Debating Club. Advanced Chorus. WW' fir , r MARY LOU PANICO 134 Second Avenue Shell we dance? . . . Mery Lou taught Saint Vitus how . . . lively Big Blue cheerleader . . . delicate lass with a twinkle in her eyes to match the bounce in her step . . . lovely to look at. delightful to know. Cheerleader BARBARA PALLANTi 176 James Street Accepted College: Newark State College at Union Anyone for Dwayne Eddie and his twangy guitar? . . . proud member of the Blue Jackets . . . active participant in many activities. Library Staff. Homeroom Secretary, After Math Club. Student Council. Acropolis Agent. Guidance Office Staff. Blue Jackets. MILDRED PALMIERI 638 North 6th Street Mella ... a charming Miss . . . she attracts the opposite sex with her long red hair . . . passes time sewing and baby sitting ... a smart dresser and talented girl Homeroom Secretary. BARBARA ANN PANIGROSSO 33 North 9th Street Bobby . . . neat little redhead . . . has set her goal as a career as a beautician . . talking on the phone is normal for her . . . has an interest in bowling and a special interest in boys. ANGELA PAONE 80!6Garside Street Physics will be her downfall and Life Savers her Mana” . . . intends to major in social studies at Montclair . . . passes 5 and 10's with shut eyes. Dance Committee. JOSEPH A. PARZANESE 80 Vi Garside Street Tall, good looking . . . spark plug of Home Room 85 . . can always be found at the poolroom or sporting around in his green Chevy . . . once caught doing his homework. Science Club, Treasurer of Homeroom. ANTONETTA PASTORS 96 Cutler Street A genuine personality . . . her Mona Lisa” smile reveals her sincerity . . ■ on-joys eating vanilla ice cream on long rides . . has her driver’s license in a gold frame. Italian Cultural Club, Science Club. MARY A. PASCOAL 218 6th Avenue Loves to work . . . pleasant company on those fast hops to the shore ... a sewing genius . . . enjoys music and dancing . . . off to a school of beauty culture. Guidance Staff. JOHN PAUSWINSKI 9 Ruby Place Accepted College: Newark Rutgers Barringer’s own walking I B M. machine . . . fond of progressive jazz and a good puzzle . . . there's never a dull moment with John to liven up the conversation . . . college will see him as a major in pharmacy. After Math Club, Science Club, Band, Orchestra, Blue Jackets. Italian Club, Visual Aids, Chess Team, Creative Writing Club President and Editor. ROSE ANN PERNA 69 Summer Avenue Accepted College: Paterson State Tall and poised with a sophisticated air . . . possesses the stateliness of a queen . . . can easily strut her away into your heart ... in her are found all the requirements for success. Twirier, F.T.A., Music Club, Home Economics. 4A Class Secretary, Science Club. 62 PAT A. PiCARI 98 Garside Street Blondes and redheads are a must ... a Romeo looking for his Juliet . . . handy with a paint brush . . . will paint himself a future . . . athletically inclined . . . ambition: to be rich. ANN DOLORES POLITO 540 Clifton Avenue Accepted College: Douglass Babe ... a spirited naturalness . . . outshines Dinah Shore's sunny disposition . . . an electric mind . . . thorough and effective worker . . . comprehends the complexities of life readily . . . sensitive, active, attractive, little dynamo. French Club President. Biology Club Secretary. Corresponding Secretary Student Council, Library Stall, Yearbook Assistant Senior Editor, Future Teachers of America, Bowling Club, National Honor Society, Italian Music Club Secretary. Class Council, Dance Committee, LUCY PICCIOTTOLI 205 Garside Street One of our sophisticated twirlers ... a friendly smile, and a vibrant personality . . . devilish and carefree with an air of sophistication . . . her charms will be beneficial to her modeling career ... a great friend to have. Twirier. JOSEPH PURCELL 712 DeGraw Avenue RONALD A. RADICE 190 North Munn Avenue Accepted College: Upsala University Tall and handsome . . . potential sinqer . . . future Teacher . . . enjoys good times and friendly people . . . proud receiver of an award for saving a boy's life. Latin Club. Science Club. Biology Club. Music Club. English Class President. Accepted College: Newark College of Engineering Ronnie ... a firm believer in the three R’s . . . recreation, resting and retiring . . . thinks work is one of those bad four letter words but does his share . . . doctor of science and skating. Photography Club, Fencing, Science Club, Math Club, Chess Club, Biology Club Chairman, Creative Writing Club, Cross Country. Treasurer, National Honor Society. EDSON RAFFERTY 524 Orange Street Accepted College: Syracuse University His fantastic ability in math and science will benefit his engineering career . . . his eyes and hair are the pride of Ireland • • • a perfect student . . . reserved and sincere. Chess Club President, Science Club. Math Club, Student Council. Acropolis, Photography Club. Biology Club. Boy's Leaders. Track and Football. CAROL RAHNENFUHRER 207 Mount Prospect Avenue Looks forward to those Sundays in New York City . . . considerate listener . . . capable Roller Derby skater . . . delights in a good book or a day of horseback riding. Red Cross. Science Club. CARMEN RAIMO 94 Cutler Street A heart big enough to hold everyone . . . a treat for the funnybone . . rules were not created for him . . . turns up in the most unexpected places . . . never lets his friends down. Science Club, House and Grounds Committee. FRANK M. RAINEY 188 4th Street Accepted College: Bloomfield College Takes life in his stride ... big of build, still bigger m heart . . . friendship and wit are at his fingertips . . . will always strive for the defense of the Teamsters Union. 64 EDITH RANDAZZO 686 North 7th Street Cheers her way into your heart ... a package of dynamite ... if smiles were money she'd be a millionaire . . . sparkling personality , . . small in stature, big in heart. Junior Red Cross. Homeroom Secretary. Cheerleader. Secretary of Senior Class. Girl's Leader. Acropolis Office Worker. Dance Committee. Home Economics Club. MARIE RAY 60 Abington Avenue Lover of the new ... all out for modern art and modern dance . . . engrossed by iazz and classical music ... the Guggenheim museum fascinates her . . . future teacher of the younger generation. future Teachers of America. Science Club. Bind. Dinee Committee RONALD P. RIALE 328 Clifton Avenue Accepted College Seton Hall University Reserved and dignified . . . mild manner . . . hard worker with outstanding ability . . . pensive . . . introvert ... an admirer of the seven lively arts ... a French linguist extraordinaire. LORAGENE REED 68 Bergen Street Could model for Vogue . . . calm. cool, and collected . . . progressive and weekend trips head her list of favorites . . . if there's a party to be found Loragene is there. Science Club. Acropolis Reporter. President of French Club. Notionil Honor Society. History ind French Tutor. ROBERT REILLY 138 Bank Street A large amount a wisdom packed into a small container ... a career as a musician is imminent ... a personable chap with an easy going manner . . . there’s music in his heart. PATRICIA ANN RESTAINO 744 Broadway Cute as a bunny, and sweet as honey . . . never a dull moment in her presence . . . would like to own a lavender car someday . . . watch the devil behind those captivating eyes. Bind. Orchestra. Blue Jeckets. 65 DIANE REVELLO 43 Peck Avenue Eyes like emeralds ... a heart like gold a real gem . . attractive high stepper of the twirlers . . . neatness personified . . . her talents are many ... her faults are few ... in addition to all this she is one of the most attractive typists on the Yearbook staff. T wirier, Science Club. Dance Committee. Homeroom Treasurer, National Honor Society, “B Girl. JOSEPH P. RIZZO 206 4th Street Good looks with a devil may-care manner . possesses the speed of Mercury ... a high hearted comedian . . . agreeable and full of fun . . . well liked by everyone ... a gentleman at all times. Dance Committee. MICHAEL PATRICK RIVIELLO 276 North 10th Street Accepted College: Pratt Institute Diligent and perserving . . . always m the midst of all social functions ... a natural born leader ... an original thinker. The envy of Esquire Magazine ... a combination of old world charm with a new world appeal Italian Cultural Club. Student Council Representative. Creative Writing Club. Banking Agent. Acropolis Agent. Boys' Glee Club. Advanced Chorus. Mixed Chorus. Homeroom Treasurer, 3A Newspaper Staff. Candy Committee Chairman. Dance Committee Chairman. Managing Editor of Yearbook. GERALD RINALDI 509 North 13th Street Gerald . . a fencing pro . . . spends his leisure time at the Y M C A ... a Latin lover of yore . Rudolph Valentino gave him lessons. Fencing Team. ANTHONY RIZZOLO 237 North 1 1th Street Says little, thinks much . . . good looks and quiet strength make him an appealing personality . . . casual and easy going . . . enjoys l-o-n-g vacations. Boys' Leaders. 66 RALPH MICHAEL RIZZOLO 39 6th Avenue A smile package of explosive . . . fun is his main subject . . . excitement his middle name . . . active in Saint Lucy's Drum and Bugle Corps . . . could listen to the Four Freshmen till they lose their voices. Science Club. Red Cross. Debiting Club. IRENE RODRIGUES 555 North 7th Street Gerommo!!! . . . always on the go . . . habitue of the Village . . . delights in modern jazz and art . . can be imitated but never duplicated. IRIS C. ROBINSON 20 Second Street Helpful and considerate . . sincere per- sonality ... an active member of the Red Cross . . . has a special ability to acquire friends. Red Cross. Home Economics Club. JOSEPH WILLIAM ROMANIELLO 286 Clifton Avenue Potential teacher . . . present Hi-Fi enthusiast . . . has a special concern for all he knows . . . sophistication plus . . . quiet, unpredictable nature. Homeroom Representative, Basketball Team. French Club. Science Club. Baseball Team. KATHRYN JOY ROMEO 38 Manchester Place Accepted College: Fairleigh Dickinson Small and bouncy . . . full of silly laughter . . . loves Frank Sinatra . . . orders hamburgers everywhere she goes . . . drives a smooth Impala . . . dreamer of impossible things . . . Kathie ... to her friends . . . and she has many. Future Teacher's Club. Student Council Representative. Bowling Club. Dance Committee. Ukes to chatter and spin the platters . . . a bundle of joy . . . personality plus bio brown eyes reveal her sweetness . . . plans to beautify the beautiful. EDWARD JOHN ROTONDI 388 Clifton Avenue Accepted Col lege: Pratt Institute Leader of men, follower of women . . , polished good looks with a Hollywood manner . . . suave and carefree . . . will always be remembered for his agility in sports . . . girls succumb at the sound of his voice? ? ? ? Football Team. Track Team. PAULA MARIA ROTONDO 157 Garside Street Pony-tail Paula . . . calm, cool and collected . . . impeccable dresser . . . Dean Martin is her man . . . enjoys driving but watch out!!! here she comes . . . splashes it up at Long Branch . . . her ambition: to be a successful model. Advanced Chorus. Bowling Club. Mixed Chorus. Dance Committee. JOSEPH RUBINO 458 North 5th Street Hard working and good matured . . . cute with a smile for all . . . gentle manner mixed with ambition , . . small in stature, great in mind. French Club. Student Council. Boy's Leaders. Senior Dance Committee, Treasurer of Homeroom. 68 ROSE A. RUFOLO 40 Hoyt Street A bundle of dynamite with a short fuse . . . a great talker . . . enjoys “dolls of all ages . . . attracts friends like a magnet . . . bowling, dancing, and swimming her favorite pastimes. Health Office Monitor. Italian Cultural Club. Library Staff. Acropolis Staff. RAY RUSSOMANNO 237 Clifton Avenue Accepted College: Newark Rutgers Cute as cupid himself . . . tall dark and handsome . . . the envy of Sal Mmeo . . . an amiable scholar and athlete . . . Our own “Mr. Ivy League . . . will never lack friends . . a sure success Baseba , Soccer VERONICA SACHS 45 South Pme Lane “Ronnie . . . makes friends easily . . . personality unlimited . . . angelic with a touch of the devil . . . sincere and mild manner with a gentle heart. Student Council Representative. Girl's Leeders. Junior Red Cross, Music Club. Vice-President Homeroom. RAYMOND SALERNO 584 Ridge Street Full of fun; full of joy . . . with a personality time Won’t destroy . . . proud member of the Blue Notes . . . will stop to smg while crossing the bridge . . . good looks and “sharp clothes make him admired by all. NANCY SANTINELLI 157 Third Avenue An active member of several clubs . . . Nancy enjoys dating and most sports . . . always ready to go down the shore . . . shuns horseback riding . . . Berkley Secretarial School her future destination. SANDRA J. SCALERCIO 853 Summer Avenue Sandy ... a blonde beauty . . . good things come in small packages, and she is a perfect example of that . . . fastidious dresser . . . frowns upon conceited boys . . . a sweet little pixie. 69 Gift’s Leaders. Office Monitor, Music Club. Yearbook Typist. JOHN SCALIA 99 North 10th Street Silent type . . . electronic whiz . . . water sport enthusiast ... if anything's wrong with your television set, |ust call John. Visual Aids. Captain. President Radio Club, Vice President Hi-Fi Club. Science Club. Dance Committee. FRANK T. SCILFO 196 Lincoln Avenue Accepted College: Scton Hall University Rather tall gent . . . polite and thoughtful ... a ready friend to everyone . . . a sharp word for none . . . enjoys movies and a good time. Chess Club. Boy's Leaders, Cross Country Team. National Honor Society. Homeroom Secretary. MARLINE SCHIAVO 691 Summer Avenue Petite little pixie her long black hair is her crowning glory . . . talking is her hobby . . . neat as a pm ... a mild but sincere disposition. Girl's Leader. VICTOR SCARPILLI 20 North 10th Street ELIZABETH SCHINDIRWOLF 204 Highland Avenue Betty Boop” . . . fascinating eyes . . . loves to walk on the boardwalk . . . full of charm and comic wit . . . hopes someday to use her knowledge of people as a high school counselor. Dance Committee, Bowling Club. Future Teachers of America. Office Staff. 70 VIRGINIA SIRAFINO 160 North 18� h Street Accepted College: Fairlcigh Ockinson Ginger . . . surrounded by many friends . . . soft spoken . . . takes life casually . . . can usually be found at the Y . . . queen of steno , . . will make an efficient and capable secretary. Homeroom Treasurer. Italian Club, Library staff. Student Council Representative, Guidance Office, Music Club, Dance Committee, National Honor Society LESLIE ANN SCHNETTER 131 5th Street Neat and sweet . . . known lor her hairstyle of bangs . . . conscientious student . . . an avid reader of books . . . dignified . . . always a lady. Camera Club, Red Cross, Science Club, Ubrary Staff. PAULA MARIE SCHLEGEL 330 Montclair Avenue Cha Cha crazy . . . has that fashion magazine look . . . never quiet . . . especially on those weekends at the lake . . . always ready to go to Bond’s and have a malted. Student Council, Guidance Office Staff, Office Staff TARA LYNN SIBILIA 51 Webster Street Accepted College: Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing Her assets include rosy blushes and sweet smiles . . . pleasant manner . . . always ready to assist . . . calm, cool, and collected . . . angelic face conceals a mischievous nature. Treasurer Red Cross Club, Bowling Club, Dance Committee ENID S. SCHRIER 632 Parker Street Our energetic Student Council Pres. . . . handles a paint brush with ease . . . can always be found with a smile on her face . . . plans to attend college and major in Art Education ... an enjoyable asset to any social gathenng. Student Council President, French Club, Science Club. Bowling Club, Future Teachers Club. 71 FREDERICK SKELDING 82 Seventh Avenue A fall” man of '‘high ' character . . . makes himself at home in any science class one of the welcome F T.A volunteers at Crippled Children's Hospital . . will wear the Air Force Blue after College Science Club. After Math Club. Chess Club HOWARD EUGENE SMITH 102 Camden Street Gris and money are his specialty never Speechless . . winning ways avid interest in music an active gent Spanish Club. Indoor and Outdoor Track Boy's Glee Club. Advanced Chorus. Band. Orchestra. Mixed Chorus. Cafeteria Checker JOHN SMITH 30 Cutler Street Working his way through college . . . starting as a youth director at the Y.M.C.A enioys |azz. singing, reading and writing poetry avid sports fan . . . fakes pleasure in dancing. Boys Glee Club. Boys Leaders. Cafeteria Worker SADIE SMITH 1971 McCarter Highway It's off to North Carolina every summer for Sadie . enraptured by the music of Johnny Mathis and Harry BeLfonte . favors boys over 6' 1 . . enthusiastic party-goer . . . wonderful as a friend French Club. Junior Red Cross. 72 SIDNEY C. SNEAD 212 Vi Morns Avenue Accepted College; Seton Hall University Silence has many advantages . . . never worry never hurry . . . profound thinker . . . a gifted future psychologist. Math Club. Science Club. Spanish Club. CAMILLE C. SOLLA 237 Ridge Street Full of cheer with gaiety and liveliness . . . never a dull moment ... a cure for the blues with her pleasing personality and bright smile . . . Oh, I'm so embarrassed!” F.T.A., Acropolis. Bowling Club. Dance Committee. JUNE SPENCER 223 North 7th Street Exists on a diet of coke and popcorn . . . her dimples reveal a sunny smile and warm hello which combine June a swell person to know . . happy and gay at all times PETER SALVATORE SPERA 794 Ridge Street He's not tall, he's not wise, but he's a corker for his size . . . always a delightful joke to fit the occasion . . quiet as a brass band . . - brightened many a dismal day for us. Advanced Chorus. Science Club. Yearbook Staff. Science Club. Dance Committee. SALVATORE SPINELLI 1 16 Highland Avenue A twinkle in his eye when the weaker sex appears ... a talent for making friends . . . enjoys singing and playing the guitar . . . a future airplane engineer. Cross Country. ITALO STANZIALE 510 Summer Avenue Italian Import . . . suave, gay . . . good looking European type . . . Rosano Bra2zi of the Barringer set. Italian Cultural Club. Italian Tutor. Soccer Team. 73 ROBERT WAYNE STOTZ 355 North 7th Street My cars are my life” . . . sleepy time guy . . . those Monday mornings have to go . . . music, money, and girls satisfy this Playboy's” spare time. PAT TAMBURRI 129 7th Avenue Blue eyed and fair haired . . . active member of the C.Y.O. . . . entertained by Disc Jockeys . . . vacations in Florida . . . relishes the thought of making money. PHILLIP SURIANO 754 Ridge Street A good looking smiling companion his hobby is girls ... to be a hair stylist is his ambition . . . always on the hunt for blondes and redheads ... a great gUv to know and a friend for life. CAROLYN TAYLOR ANGELO LEE TEDESCO 75 Delavan Avenue Full of mischief . . . loves to sing . . . voice like a nightingale . . . has designs on a nursing career . . . holder of many awards for hospital volunteer work. Junior Achievement, Spanish Club, Advanced Chorus, Red Cross. 33 Eaton Place One of the Katzenjammer kids . . . who is related to Dennis the Menace . . . enjoys gals, sports and cars ... A welcome companion . . . Arthur Murray's protege. Homeroom Representative. Dance Committee. Science Club. Football Team. 74 anna marie testa «-� cu. 6WRC ANA TIANO 61 North 8th Sfrw irk jorf demure smiling triendt . . . j lk S ' • ■ crowds 0f °P f . . . t uf niui'c of fhe Nil. ei ,ht ces it Setor, Sd n7o!Homenom'ihh2Z2!: Vk - H oomXTJ Zr00m S«'« r. CAKMUITA R. TODahq 9 North 6th Street Accepted College Montdsi, Stete College °'o“ Mu cm. BtJevr uhA Pr's,d'n . MustiOub 15 phhiis A. TOMASELLI 7,9 Clifton Avtnu, zr F,,,i,i� h J Nr '4o'P«v 4 TO dresser with � f|ar, forV,mt cc«ble WdictAble . . ih'0n • • • un. llurlng eyes MhT'C ?er� 0 l� ty . . collects ZEtdT'JZ ,nf0 � bl . . m,ny • • • ‘W Stei!2a,hl k ve a C ufc D ' JUDITH TORTORIELLO 363 North 6th Street Giggles'‘ . . . has a subtle humor and kind of gentleness about her . . . ready at any time to eat a full course meal . . . quiet and poised . . a student under neath it all. Cha-Cha Girl, Music Club. Orchestra, Italian Music Club. DIANNE MAE TREIHART 8 Belgium Street Quick to excite laughter ... a true friend to many . . . enjoys watching her favorite movie stars ... a talkative miss of many charms. Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. JOYCE TRUESDALE 215 Sylvan Avenue Joycee'' . . . dancing and good books favorite pastimes . . . brightens patients' days at Columbus Hospital i Cheery Aid . . . enjoys . . . believe I not . . . eating starch. Spanish Club, French Club. Future Teachers of America. ANGELO URSO 301 North 12th Street A big boy with a big heart ... an outstanding and proficient athlete . . . usually ready with a good joke . . . will try almost anything . . . girls beware!! Football Team, Track Team. 76 SANTA VACCARELLI 79 Irving Street A great observer of people and customs . . . enjoys swimming, dancing ... all kinds of music . . . McCrory's hard working girl ... a talented lass who believes in speaking her mind . . . the Joni James of Homeroom 93. ANITA LOUISE VALDES 155 Grafton Avenue A good swim and a shopping spree will keep Anita happy . . . hopes someday to try her skills in the Pacific Ocean . . . plans to major in Christian Education at Nyack Missionary College. Future Teachers of America. Science Club. ANNETTE VIOLA 415 North 13th Street Telephones is what they call it. and Annette has it . . . secretarial work will be her profession ... an amiable personality put to use at the Roseville Branch Library. PETER F. VITIELLO 339 7th Avenue With Pete as president Homeroom 50 never has a dull moment . . . noted for his tales and dynamic personality ... a pocket full of money and stacks of record albums keep Pete happy. Homeroom President. Library Staff. Homeroom Treasurer, Health Office monitor. Class Representative. PHYLLIS VOGLINO 51 Winthrop Street Polished looks . . . long red hair . . . expressive green eyes ... a most energetic young lady . . - beauty culture graduate. Tutor. ANDREW PETER VOLPE 723 Clifton Avenue Zealous Soccer player . . . enjoys school and likes teachers . . . friendly ... all around good guy . .. . one of the famous Barringer Tutors. Soccer Team. 77 EDITH ELENA WEBB 14 Second Street Better known as Ed� e . . . loves to visit friends . . . always ready to smile . . . enjoys her dramatic classes . . . and the company of boys over 6 ft. tall . . . hates people who gossip. Vice President Junior Red Cross. Home Economics Club. Future Teachers of America. MARLENE YOST 429 North 12th Street Has worn a path between New York and the shore ... a whir on roller skates efficient salesgirl at Cushman’s ... always happy, always gay . . . work helps keep her that way. Nurse's Office Staff. GEORGE B. WEISS 160 North 5th Street A fellow who takes life as it comes . . . action speaks louder than words ... A perfect gentleman on and off the field . . . eargerly awaits the summer vacation. JOHN YUSKO 49 South Pine Lam. You can find Johnny by following the aroma of Old Spice ... at home with an art pencil . . . prospective commercial artist ... a pretty girl, money, a car satisfy his desire for an enjoyable evening. RONALD C. YSKAMP 38 Tiffany Boulevard Join the Navy and see the World . . . enjoys singing in cool harmony . . . can do without flat fires, but never music . . . happy-go-lucky . . . calm. cool, and collected. Advanced Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Orchestra. Boy's Glee Club. 78 JOHANNA ZARRILLO 758 DeGraw Avenue Perpetually smiling ... we always can tell when she's around . . . genie! and fancy free . . . attractive eves to match her beautiful apparel ... a friend to all who know her. Junior Red Cross. LINDA ZECCHINO 287 Second Avenue Delicate Linda . . . with a smile on her face to match the sparkle in her eyes . . . loves a good time with her friends . . . Oh! those big brown eyes. Junior Red Cross. Banking Agent. Student Council. SENIOR ICE CAPADES Radio Club teases in to short wave broadcasts Mtta Mane Connolly. supervising nurse of the Hotpital for Crippled Children, lecture to Future Teacher on the problem of handicapped younQ ter� . Radio Club operate it own ham radio i tat .on and maintain world wtde communication . Tfouttf ,ean uHy Che wnen make cautiou move Home Economic Club work on a delicate souffle. @lu 4 . . . National Honor Society conducts impressive initiation ceremony Ml Lii Leaders Club start off a day of serv c with the flag salute Creative Writing Club reviews original poetry After Math Club tec kies advanced math problems. Y-Club receives instructions at Y.M.CA. upon arrival Library Staff learns how to file new material. Acropolis Staff sees how It looks in print. Audio Visual Aids Squad pets r« newly arrived picture. Chorus sings the dramatic chorale. King David. Blue Jackets civet out with it arrangement of The Lullaby of Birdland. ' ' ' {f Tftcc Cc 87 Marching Band plays on Citizenship Day. plCACHtA p9lUeA Mr. Marvin Shlofmitz Adviser Whtrt it it? It was hart a minute ago. Lat’t faca it! I’m a genius. “I ragrat that I hava but ona lifa to giva to my yearbook. Doing rataarch? How can I worry about tha yearbook whan I hava to take a test for Mitt Gray.” CAST OF CHARACTERS .........................MICHAEL DRAGONf ............................ ROCCO MEOLA ..........................MICHAEL RIVIELLO ............................... ANN DUVA .............LUCILLE BRIENZA. ANN POLITO .............KENNETH APOSTOLICO.. JOSEPH FALCONE, and ROBERT FORTE ...... OIANE REVELLO. CARL FRAZZANO Editor-in-Chief . . Executive Editor Managing Editor . Senior Editor . . Senior Literary Editors Sports Editor . . THE BOLDEN starring the Get «iw with me. and I'll cut down your page .' Art Editors................................EDWARD ROTONDI and PHYLLIS D'Elia Assistant Art Editors.............................ENID SCHRIER and JUNE SPENCER Clubs Editor..............................................ANGEL CARBALLO Activities Editor.........................................EDWARD COLLINS Pkotograpkers.......................MICHAEL DRAGONS and RICHARD DORTCH Advertising Editors....................ANNA BELFIORE and NATALIA KOVERDA Business Manager . . . i..............................SAL ALLOCCO Treasurer and Bookkeeper..................................ROSALIE CHIAVINI Assistants: JOANN MELILLO and NANCY SANTINELLI arrutyer Strived ? n The novel. A Ta e of Two Cities, comes to life in these models ol the guillotine and the Bastille. Special ceramics class fries its hand at modeling. Algebra class examines the functions of a parabola. Trig students visualize the sin of an angle. Future architectural designer. Tom Aromando displays his techniques. Zualctcf Sdcicatiw Physic X class listens intently to Mr. Lerner's lecture on refraction of light Conversational French is emphasised by Mrs Lippe m language instruction. Biology student examines the physical structure of the hytJra. 91 Mr. Getman explains the planetary solar system m senior science class Reading the stock market quotations ■ a favorite activity of the Economics class Barringer is one of the rtw schools in the country that has a course in Economics Z e KCuuU 'DefctA Eoglith 8x clew studies the world classics of literature. SxfanitH Ual 7cc6 to$ueA f4ie 7lied 7a ic ieve 'plexdtte Proliant ’Provided OfcfayUu iitie l 'pvi tit Impromptu speech it mad by Loraoene Reed in Speech clats. Ch m lab students check the titration of vinegar. International Relations clatt obterve route of U-2 observation plane School boas ft of four I.R. classes World Misfory class traces the development of democracy. Field trip to Temple University stops off to visit the Liberty 8 11. rfiouee t e Wind, Stimulate latent 7ale tt . (P ieate 'Jtetv rfttitudeA Stretching into shape! Piston operation is duly noted In Safety class. 99 John Scaha polishes up his architectural drawing m Advanced Mechanical Drawing class. Senior clothing students model their own creations. — H e TiJonid 7 TEAM RECORD Barringer Opp. 12 Plainfield • • 12 12 South Side . . . 7 31 Morris Hills . . 6 33 Weequahic . . . 7 21 West Side . . . 7 53 Central . . . 0 7 East Side . . . 15 7 Orange . . . 0 13 East Orange . . 20 FINAL RECORD—6-2-1 Senior SfuvtA Succett ccl Seaton PETE CANNESTRO End This season after almost a decade of employing the split-T. coach Tony Naporano has switched to the quick-hitting, hard-driving, single wing. This formation, based upon the speed and the agility of the backfield and the quickness and power-blocking of the line, has led the Blue to a respectable 6-2-1 season. Shifting to this new type of football has been a grueling and enduring task for both coaches and players alike. True to the tradition of Barringer, our boys have met the challenge and in doing so foiled the experts' opinions by their dynamic and explosive play throughout the season. 106 JAMES CURTIS End MIKE MACALUSO GuA'd All County—All City RALPH CICCONE Defensive Line 8� cker Mr. Nepp presents the Mr Football Awarri ED ROTUNDI Defensive Halfback PHIL BRUZZCCH Cent. ROC CO MEOLA Tackle pettciny - S fy«vi le Cl+l ct ClCt 0(01 @OWlt 044 (fyuutfriq cuut 'Indwi MANNY GARRIDO All-State Goel « ITALO STAN2IALO Fullback SAL ALLOCCO Fullback SOCCER 1959 Barringer vs. South Side______1 -0, East Side ...... 2-1, Weequahic ______ 0-2, Central ________ 3-0, West Side ______ Irvington Tech. _ Clifford Scott__ Kearny _________ East Orange FINAL MICHAEL ACCOMANDO All-City Center-Halfback ANGEL CARBALLO All-City Forward, Co-Captam Karakas on the attack. ANDREW VCH.PE All-County left Wino KEN APOSTOLICO Halfback. Co-Captain KtcxKdtuxKeil Sfunt BRUNO GALLUCIO All-Stata Center. Captain RAY RUSSO MANNO Fullback STEVE KARAKAS All-County Right Wing - Prelude tc TR.ome I960 B19 Blue hurdler prepare for City Meet. BILLY BYERS H� gh Jump end 440 Yerd D h The •'Blue” Coach. 113 Scwe ail Garndo ufi at the plat . Mtghty Mita Russomano at bat. 7 vvduty j4%au td t£e 21}arid Captain Phyllis D'Elia salute the U.S.A. F Charlotte DePalma does the Tarantilla before the Leaning Tower of P«a. Can-Can Is vividly performed by Diane Revello. Lucy Piccatolli greets the South Pacific Islet with a Polynesian hop. Sweet Dutch maid. Rose Ann Perna. folk dances around a wind mill. CAROL APEN LUCIA CUOZZO EDIE RANOAZZO MARY LOU PAN ICO )tUrMUHCVlCll tAe Sell PcrfruwA A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. C. Abate and Cay Ace Alagna. Photos Adele and Tony Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Allncoud Nlr. and Mrs. Al Amatucci AMCJCCT 4B Table Claire Ancillai Don Ancillai Louis Ancillai Angel and George “W.S.H.” Mrs. L Angeline Mr. and Mrs. L. Angeline Angie and Joey Ann and Bill Ann and Rudy Pat Antonelli Mrs. Peter Apostolico Miss Lucille Augustus Mr. Vincent Aulisi Aurora and Tommy Mr. Jerry Avalone Mary Avema Mr. Ballard Maude R. Bancone Mrs. Hugh H. Banfield Hugh H. Banfield Barbara and Richard Samuel Bamett Rev. James P. Barry Mr. and Mrs. M. Battista Mrs. I. Bauer Mr. Jack Baum Mr. Albert J. Bednarick Vinnie Bednarick Fred Beech Mr. and Mrs. D. Belfiorc Mr. and Mrs. Vito Belfiore Carmell Ann Benevenia Bernice and Mike Al Bernstein Mary Bcvere Richard C. Bevere Lary J. Biase Mr. and Mrs. Mario Bi Falco The Big Four Bill and Gerry J. R Blaszczsk Emil H Block '25 Mr. Tracy Boone Minnie and Elmer Bossert Mrs. A. Botelho Mrs. Mary Bowers Mr. Pete Britton Viola Britton Margarete Broidy Mr. and Mrs. Bromberg Mrs. Matilda Brunetto Marie Bmno Master Charles Butera Mr. Joseph Butera Mrs. Joseph Butera Miss Pamela Butera Miss Grace Caggiano Angelina and Kathleen Calabrese Sandra and Candy Calabrese Mr. and Mrs. W. Calabrese Roe Calrutti Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Calvin! Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Canonico Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caprio Mrs. Susan Caprio Ralph C. Canute Mrs. Cannclla Carapella Manuel Carballo Mr. and Mrs. George P. Cardinale Miss Margaret Cardinale Carl and Jeanette Carlucci's Fruit Market Carol and Bobby Carol and Ralph Mr. Joseph L. Carola Carolyn and Bill Mr. Earl Carr Florence Carr Carol Caruso Peter Caruso Mr. Al Casale Sirs. Al Casale Casciano Family Mr. and Mrs. F. Catalano Cathy, January 1960 Cathy and Stan Mr. Gerald Cavallo Mr. and Mrs. James Cavallo April Cavana Isabelle Celentano Mr. and Mrs. John Cetrulo Charlie and Ann Mr. and Mrs. F. Chiarello Mrs. Peter Ciccone Mane Bubbles' Citarella Jim Citro Clare’s Sweet Shoppe Columbia Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleary Elizalwth W. Colby Dorothy M. Coleman Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Coleman Mr. Nathaniel B. Collins George J. Conery Pat Conte Charlotte and Pete Cooke Frand Cor bo Mr. and Mrs Corbo Anthony Cordasco Gloria L. Cordasco I. Jem- Cordasco Jody Cordasco John Core Anthonv Corsi Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. Cowles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cox Sir. and Mrs J. W. Crawford Al Cross Lucy A. Crothcrs Eunice Cnunp William T. Crump Angela Cuozzo Norma Jean Cuozzo Debra Rosemarie Curran P.F.C. John C. Curran, III Louis Dal Maso _ Mrs. Gertrude D’Amico Mr. Joseph D'Amico Steven Danelli Connie D’Arpino Mr. ami Mrs. Frank D’Ascensio Mr. and Mrs. Nick De Berto Mr. Edward Decepoli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I 1 Buono Nancy Delice Nancy Delisa Mrs. James Dclissio Sirs. Joseph A. Dclissio Nick Del Presto Mrs. C. Del Russo Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Del Russo Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Luca Tim Del Vascovo Mrs. Aurora De Maio Kathleen De Palma Clara De Paola Georgic and Patty De Poe Diane and Nicky Di Bcnedctte Sal Di Gcrlando Emily Di Martino Rose Di Nardo Angela Di Vincenzo Don and Jo Don and IJnda Mr. and Mrs. J. Donaticllo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doyle. and Children Kathy Drozd Pat Duggan Eiscn and Wright Mr. Elan Mrs. Charlie Elder Mr. Matthew Elder Elwood Barber Shop F.nes and Sonny Joan Erhert Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Esposito {ohn Evangelista M. Beauty Nook, 81 14th Avenue Ann Falco Helena Falco Mrs. Ann C. Falcone Mr. Anthony Falcone Miss Esther Falcone MA. Falcone chard A. Falcone Joe Fazio Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fenicllo Mr. Wallace Edward Fern Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferrantc Candy” Ferrara Patsv J. Ferrara Mildred R. Ferraro Gloria Fierro Frank A. Fiorito Pat Flannery Mr. and Mrs. William Foley. Jr. Pat Forte Mr. Fred Foster The Four Trotta’s Rose Foy Mr. and Mrs. C. Frandscone Frank and Tovce Frank Roe Dana Mr. and Mrs. L Frazzano Joani Fucetola. Helen L. Fuss The G. C Girls Mr. and Mrs. Galliano Mr. Joseph Galioto. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galioto. Sr. Mr. Samuel D. Galioto Mr. Archie Garett Manuel Carrido Georgia, Doris, and Nate Georgia and Ernie George and Ronnie Mr. Oscar Gerard Oscar Gerard Judy Gesullo 119 ‘P ztna t Angela and Emu Cianfrancisco Mary and Arthur Cianfrancisco Tony and Greta Ciangrande Mr. and Mrs. D. Cianetti The Cilliam Family Mrs. Viola Giordano Michael A. Ciuliano, A Graduate Jerry Glaser Mrs. Nettie Clover Stan and Bill Goglia Sara T. Goldcnbcrg Victor Gomez Herman Connelli Good Luck Good Luck to Everyone Terry Gorski Nettie Crasso Mrs. Julia Gray Mr. L. Greco Leo Greco Mrs. Nancy Crccn Mrs. Jane Greenleaf Greta and Ronnie, '58, ’60 Marion Griffin Pete Crona Freda Cross Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Cuardabasco Joseph Guarino Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Guarino Mr. and Mrs. S. Guarino Mrs. Theresa Guarino Ceorge C. Hacker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hackling Ray Hamlet Mrs. Eld ward Hardy Clifton Harper, Jr. Helen E. Harper Fredrick B. Harris Good Luck Enid, from Harry Helen O. Hawks Heller Prescription Pharmacy Mary Ann Herrera Johnny Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Bob llaria Thomas and George llaria Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Immersi and Sons Inamorato Family Jack Sacco Mrs. R. Jacobus Madeline D. Jannone William Janowski Jeep and Edie Joe, Lydia, Sal, and Ciro John. Kathie, Nancy Johnny and Peggy Miss Jones Josephine and Anna Judy and Johnny Kaplonski Mrs. L. Kappstatter Karen and John Miss Norma Kee Thomas J. Kincaid Mr. Willie King Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Kirschenman Mr. L. Kosofsky John N. Koval Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krause I. B. Kritzer Mr. Joseph La Manna Fred Lardierc Jim Ivnnon Mr. Robert Lett Lillian and Charlie Put Littcrio Mr. and Mrs. Lonunto Mr. and Mrs. Al Longo Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Longo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lord! Lou’s Lunch Douglas Lowery Ed and Carol Lynch M. and D. Marie McCormack Sirs. Viola McCullough Mrs. Regina McCcary M. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McRhca, Sr. Edward Malavarca Linda Maness Marie Manzie Marie and Mike Sir. and Mrs. V. Marino Marlene and Tony Fran Martucci Aunt Mary Mary Jo '55 Mary and Peggy Don Masi Mr. and Mrs. N. Mastroni Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Matioli Mrs. Marietta Matthews Bob Mayer Rose Marie Mclino Mr. and Mrs. Mcllilo A. Mclograno Merola Vito Mesce Rudolph V. Messina, M.D. Edith, Joe, and Danny Miele Uncle Mike Langston Miles Mr. Bruce A. Milleage Mr. and Mrs. I. Missaggia Mr. and Mrs. M. Missaggia Mr. and Mrs. P. Missaggia and Family Moe’s Yard Coods Jerry Mob Cilda Molinari Frances Molinaro Love from Mom Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Louis Monda Mr. and Mrs. M. Monticcllo Mr. and Mrs. Moore Martin Morodan Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Motsch John B. Muciaccia Dr. Marrol A. Murphy Mrs. Helen Murphy and Family Mr. Michael Muscarella Frank and Gloria Mustica John and Julia Mustica Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nahulak Linda Necodemc Paul Nekrasov Mr. Joseph B. Nellegar, III Mr. Thomas A. Nesta Matilda Newsome Sandy Nickel Nicky and Connie Mr. and Mrs. Nicoletta Nora and Joe Dominic Nori Mr. and Mrs. J. Nori and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ciro Orciuoli Carol Oswald Hilton J. Otero Mr. Andrew Overbey Miss Lydia Overbey Mrs. Mary C. Overbey Mr. Wallace G. Overbey Willie M. Oberbey Mrs. Emma Pabst, Joy's Crandinother Mr. and Mrs. Val Pabst Jack Palecco airs. Catherine Palmieri Anne C. Pulombu and Family Ciro Palumbo Laura Lee Panelb Frank and Lisa Panico Punico's Meat Market Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Papa Mr. and Mrs. Al Parzancse John Pascoal Marge Pastor Pat and Sammy Patti and Butch Paul and Antonette Daphne Pawbkos Peggy and Charlie Peggy and Johnny Mr. John Penna Marv Ann Petriello Phyllis and Tom Phyllis and Tony Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pisauro Angela Pisciotta Mrs. James Polidora Sir. and Mrs. M. Polito Sirs. Ollic M. Pope Frances E. Pratt Chester Prosperi Joseph Prosperi Helen Putter Beauty Salon Quattrone Diane Rabbit Frederick Rahnenfuhrer, Jr. Mrs. Joseph A. Raimo Raimondi and Family Robert Rallo Y'vonne R am sthaler Mr. and Mrs. James Randazzo Jimmy Randazzo Josephine Randazzo Rev. John D. Renfro Mrs. E. Resciniti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Revello Linda Riccarai Mr. and Mrs. Paul Riccardi Mr. and Mrs. Basil Ricci Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ricciardelli Richie and Claudette Mr. and Mrs. Riporto Mr. John A. Rizzo Mrs. John A. Rizzo Robert and Ceralyn Lots of Luck Mr. and Mrs. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Robson and Son Joe Romano Anna Romeo Dorothy Romeo Joseph Romeo Michael f Romeo Joe and Sal Rosnmilia Mr. and Mrs. Rosamilia Gilbert Poseborough Mr. and Mrs. S. Rotondi Mr. and Mrs. V. Russamanno and Boys Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Russo Pete Russo 120 Potion Alice Saliha Clementine Sandola Sandra and Joe loe Saccio Mr. Michael B. Scaduto Mrs. John Scalia Judy Schekowsld Mr. and Mrs. C. Schinderwolf Linda Schlcigel Schools Division of the Library Benjamin D. Schroeder Elaine Sepe Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Serafino Marian Serafino Mr. and Mrs. Matthey Shauglinessy Beverly Sheedy {ane Sheldon lev. John Shorter Genevieve H. Sibilia John D. Sibilia Mr. and Mrs. John T. Sibilia Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Sibilia Miss Cecilia Silesia Miss Cecilia Silesia Mollie, Carl, and Glenn Allan Small Annie L. Smith C. R. Smith Evelyn Smith Mary Smith Walter Smith Aaron Snead David R. Snead Mrs. Hattie Snead James Snead John Snead Juanita Snead Leon Snead Samuel Snead Thcovcsta Snead Cousin Sonncy Mr. and Mrs. William Spencer Donna Marie Spera Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Spinelli Joseph Strauss Mrs. Marion Stem Mr. and Mrs. O. Stocchiero Herman Stumpp Sue and Eddie Barbara Sutcro Gill and Steve Sydoriak Mr. and Mrs. A. Tamburri Vera Tamburri Myles Tannenberg Alice M. Taylor Marie Tedesco Theresa and Stan John Paul Tischio The Todaros Tommy and Annette Tommy and Rosanne Toni Lu Tony and Cloria Tony and Shiela Carol Toohey United Paving Company Carol Ann Uzzolino Peter VaccarelU Helen Valdes Vinnie Valella Cosmo Velardi George Velardi Mrs. Yolanda Verderese Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Veth Vito and Marie Tom Von Saspe Father Walch Mae B Walker Father Walsh Ruth Wcndland White Oaks Cleaners B. Williams Mr. James Williams Willy and Kay Mr. A. P. Wolkoff Alex Woods Diane Yannotta Mr. and Mrs. B. Yannotta Josephine and James Yanuzzi Mr. and Mrs. William Yanuzzi Y. Yaworsky Rev. Wilfred Yeo Edward B. Young Aline Ysamp Zibby Mr. and Mrs. Zito Anthony M. Zoppi Compliments of BARRINGER’S BEST BOOSTERS THE FATHER AND SON Compliments of the COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY ASSOCIATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JUNE CLASS OF 1960 FROM THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1961 122 $5 PER WEEK • Total weekly Charge For: individualized instruction, supplies, tools, books, personal locker, diploma, uniforms . . . everything . . . • Day and Evening Classes or in your Spare Time • New - Simplified Methods - you learn easily - quickly • Friendly Professional licensed instructors LEARN TO BECOME A BEAUTICIAN . . . you practice on live Models while in training for this Profitable Career PARK REALITY SCHOOL 125 HALSEY STREET at RAYMOND BOULEVARD Opposite Kresge's NEWARK. NEW JERSEY WRITE OR CALL FOR FREE ‘ BOOKLET A MArket 2-1575 New Jersey's most modern Beauty School 123 Freeholder and Mrs. Anthony L. Cecere CONGRATULATES THEIR DAUGHTER CAROL, and Friends, Irene, Ann, Mary-Ann and Judy COMPLETE WEDDING COVERAGE CANDID ALBUMS 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, MA 3-5280 124 3aint jfrancis Javier d.g.0. and 3aint Jrancis Jatoier Church NEWARK. NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF BLOCK’S STATIONERY STORE GREETING CARDS BOXED CANDY CUT-RATE CIGARS HU 5-9603 213 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 4. N. J. 125 COMPLIMENTS OF TO GOOD OL- BARRINGER ROCCO F. SENNA MATTIA OFFSET CO. and FROM EMIL L. CASALE GOOD OL' AL MATTIA • • CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL MA 2-2383-4-5-6 FROM THE BOYS AT VALERIE SWEETS SCHAEFFER CAMERA Established 1904 Wc Sure Hope that Everyone ▲ Likes Our Candy 89 HALSEY STREET NEWARK 2, N. J. | 126 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 4A CLASS COMPLIMENTS OF THE ORIGINAL FOUR CORNERED PIZZA PIE GUS’S COZY LOUNGE VINNY SAL BROWN HU 3-9234 215 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE 211 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE HU 5-4323 NEWARK. N. ). CONGRATULATIONS TO MARIE and the ARLINGTON LANES JUNE 1960 GRADUATES GERARDO FAMILY A • 25 RIVER ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON. N. J. 127 1 1 HU 4-1646 CONGRATULATIONS TO 1 MICHAEL RIVIELLO and the i t T. R. TRUCKING CLASS OF JUNE 1960 HOME APPLIANCES and s DELIVERY SERVICE GONNELLI FAMILY • 1 34 NORTH 12th STREET NEWARK 7. N. J. j HU 3-4068 COMPLIMENTS OF f y GRUN 1 NG'S HART JEWELRY CO. HOME MADE CANDY 1 and “New Jersey’s Leading ] ICE CREAM Scholastic Jewelers” 1 DELICIOUS SANDWICHES 9 FRANKLIN STREET Between City Hall and Post Office 496 ORANGE STREET (2nd Floor) 1 NEWARK 7, N. J. NEWARK. N. J. L 128 BHS TWIRLERS DIANE LUCY CHARLOTTE X ROSE ANN PHYLLIS ES 1-2174 ALPINE TELEVISION COMPANY RADIO - TV - HI-FI PHONO - REPAIRS Antenna and Air Conditioning Installation and Storage 211 STOY AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. DRAKE COLLEGES of New Jersey The Oldest, the Best 76th year SECRETARIAL and ACCOUNTANCY for discriminating men and women 571 BROAD STREET. NEWARK Ml 2-7585 308 MAIN STREET. ORANGE OR 3-4058 9 CALDWELL PLACE. ELIZABETH EL 2-5509 Also: New Brunswick Passaic - Plainfield BARRINGER STUDENT COUNCIL 49 PARKER STREET NEWARK. N. J. 129 MArket 3-1496 HUmboldt 2-0901 MICHAEL J. CECERE FOREST HILL FISHERY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE SEA FOOD AT ITS BEST TITLE EXAMINER WHOLESALE 11 1 Clinton Avenue Newark, N. J. 146 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 2-0140 GUARDY’S PHARMACY GLENGYLE N J. GUARDABASCO. R.P. KNITTING MILLS. INC. Free De � ve y. Ca - HU 2-2648-49 • WE KNIT N' STITCHES CHILDREN'S KNIT WEAR 421 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. 250 Passaic Street Newark 4, N. J. V Congratulations and God's Guidance to MY DAUGHTER VERONICA WAGNER BAKING CORPORATION and the • CLASS OF JUNE 1960 9 Vesey Street Newark, N. J. Compliments of ALFONE FLORIST SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS JOSEPH V. MELILLO Day and Night Telephone—HU 2-7566 North Ward Councilman || 379 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. ' For Gifts for the Graduate See TILLMAN JEWELERS GIFT SHOP 560 Orange Street near Roseville Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 3-5468 HUmboldt 4-3876 AL RIVIELLO Specializing In CAR SIMONIZING 91 Vi Stone Street Newark, N. J. Compliments of VESUVIUS RESTAURANT COCKTAIL BAR Congratulations and Best Wishes to my wonderful homeroom. May each one of you enjoy the very best things in life. FLORENCE L. DISPENZIERE HUmboldt 5-8109 ASTRAL RADIO (j T V. SERVICE 34 Park Avenue Newark. N. J. JEfferson 8-5061 COMPTON PRESS, INC. Finest in Industrial Offset Printing Art - Composition - Camera - Bindery 64 Elm Street Morristown. N. J. Congratulations to GRACE LAPADURA and The June Class of 1960 JEWEL WIRE CO., INC. TILTON DAIRY FARMS 110 MOUNT PLEASANT AVENUE NEWARK 4. N. J. Congratulations to Our Daughter MARLENE and Her Classmates Homeroom 43 MR. and MRS. EMIL YOST NINA S JEWELRY SPECIALISTS IN COSTUME JEWELRY 555 ORANGE STREET NEWARK 7. N. J. OR 5-9684 FREE DELIVERY JOE S PIZZERIA Closed on Mondays 210 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE. EAST ORANGE. N. J. Congratulations and Best Wishes to My Girl GEORG I ANA J 0 E HU 2-7851 EAGLE CLEANERS 246 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATION TO JO ANN and the JUNE CLASS OF 1960 MR. and MRS. M. MASUCCI PL 9-1486 HU 4-2599 HECKEL TOOL Cr DIE CO. 71 HECKEL STREET BELLEVILLE. N. J. DEBBIE S SWEET SHOPPE 34! MONTCLAIR AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. HU 2-1M8 TOWER PHOTO STUDIO. INC. BETTER PHOTOGRAPHY R. M. MORRONE. President 39i Bloomfield avenue Newark 7. n. j. FLAMINGO COFFEE SHOPPE STELLA RUGLIO. Proprietor 833 MOUNT PROSPECT AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of WELDON R. SHEETS The County Supervisor ESSEX COUNTY HALL OF RECORDS NEWARK. N. J. ESSEX DECORATORS FINE FURNITURE - BEDSPREADS • DRAPERIES 60 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. THE SPORT SHOPPE 421 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. FOREST HILL LIQUOR and DELICATESSEN 146 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER AND HER CLASS THE SCHLEGEL FAMILY HU 2-9742 WE CALL and DELIVER DUKE TAILORS SUITS MADE TO ORDER Quality Cloaning and Pressing 1 HOUR FRENCH CLEANERS 533 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. HU 2-9228 SWANK MEN S SHOP SAM R. SICO. Prop. 185 8L00MFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 132 LU S COZY CORNER SWEET SHOPPE 849 SUMMER AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO JOYCE TRUESDALE PHILEMON BAPTIST CHURCH TO CHETTI GOOD HEALTH ALWAYS! AUNT LINDA, UNCLE MIKE and COUSIN JACKIE Alio Your School Nu� « CARL C. MERTZ 39 UNION PLACE BLOOMFIELD. N. J. JARETT COMPRESSOR and EQUIPMENT. INC. 275 CENTRAL AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS TO JOANN •«d tho CLASS Of JUNE I960 THE MELILLO FAMILY FRANK S T. V. 133 W. MARKET STREET NEWARK. N. J. S S CARD SHOP GREETING CARDS - GIFT WRAPPINGS CANDY 454 ORANGE STREET CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER DIANE MR. and MRS. JOHN C. CURRAN. JR. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 4A'� R- CLUB CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER VIRGINIA MR. and MRS. JOSEPH L. SERAFINO SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE I960 MR. and MRS. ANTHONY PANIGROSSO A FRIEND TOBIE S PARKSIDE SERVICE 264 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CongratuUtioro to MY SISTER VERONICA •nd to tho GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE I960 NEWARK. N. J. NOBILE SOCIAL CLUB 162 I4fh AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO MY GIRL COMPLIMENTS Of PAULA TONY PI 8-5535 BRILL VINCI SALES and SERVICE Television - Radio - Electrical Appliances 7 FIRST AVENUE BLOOMFIELD. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER NATALIA MR. and MRS. B. KOVERDA CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER PHYLLIS ond HER CLASS MR. and MRS. SALVATORE TOMASELLI CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER ARLENE MR. and MRS. J. MALLEY HU 3-2398 PR 4-4432 HOTEL MERTEN Fine Italian and American Foods - Low Rates GERRY BARTIROMO. Proprietor 404-406 Fifth Avenue AS8URY PARK. N. J. JOHN GIALANELLA SONS 484 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. RIZZITELLO S FLORIST TUSCAN DAIRY HILLSIDE. N. J. LUCK “JAY and CHARLIE” IPPOLITO FLORIST 180 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER PATRICIA ANN and Her Classmates on Their Graduation MR. and MRS. E. RESTAINO May the future hold Success and Happiness for Our Daughter and the Class of June I960 MR. and MRS. CARMEN FRANCISCONE AMATO S STAR RESTAURANT FOR THE FINEST IN ITALIAN FOODS 378 15th AVENUE. COR. CAMDEN STREET NEWARK. N. J. Ml 2-2430-31 F. PABST ARROW MACHINE CO. Gas and Diesel Engine Rebuilding Magnaflue Inspection 117-121 NORFOLK STREET NEWARK 3. N. J. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS STERNBERG SEWING SUPPLY CO. 425 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 140 HALSEY STREET NEWARK. N. J. MOUNT CARMEL GUILD CENTER FOR THE BLIND 99 CENTRAL.AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO MY DAUGHTER PAULA Love MOM, CATHY, ANTHONY PI 9-2033 Out. By: LEO GRECO WALDRON'S COUNTRY BOTTLED MILK and CREAM Dairy Product 101 FRANKLIN STREET BELLEVILLE. N. J. PI 8-9780 HU 5-9683 TOKE S AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE 785 NORTH 6th STREET NEWARK. N. J. CELENTANO BROTHERS 486 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. PARK AVENUE SWEET SHOP 113 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Tel. HU 3-3788 THOMAS N. TIPALDI PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 219 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 4. N. J. STADIUM BOWLING 414 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE CONGRATULATIONS! TO MY GIRL MARGUERITE ANTHONY FERRANTE MA 2-8546 No Appointment Needed MADEMOISELLE HAIR FASHIONS Dealing In All Services for the Heir Tue.. Wed.. Thur.. Set., 9 AM to 6 P.M. Friday. 9 A M. to 9 P.M. - Closed Mondays 486 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J. HU 4-1368 R. BAB CO INTERNATIONAL RECORDS Whole tele end Retell 12 CUTLER STREET NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER AND THE SENIOR CLASS MR. and MRS. J. PASCOAL HU 2-2999 WE DELIVER CHASE CUT RATE DRUGS 561 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. DORN KIRSCHNER HEADQUARTERS FOR MUSIC Musical Instruments - All Stenderd Brendt Expert Repairs on Premises 77 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 3. N. J. HU 3-8860 MOUNT PROSPECT ESSO SERVICE CENTER MOUNT PROSPECT and VERONA AVENUES NEWARK 4. N. J. A FRIEND 135 HU 2-5297 CICCOLI NTS FURNITURE and APPLIANCES 30-37 Broadway Newark, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF FRENCH DELICATESSEN 668 MT. PROSPEST AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. ROBERT BRUNO 503 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Congratulation to tha 4A'� from the Fabulou T R E M L O S Mvil for All Occasion Larry. Joe, Carl. Sammy, Larry CARL F. MELIA. Manager - MU 2-2158 69 HUDSON STREET NEWARK. N. J. HARRISON BAKING COMPANY PICMTIR BREAD 720 JERSEY STREET HARRISON. N. J. HU 2-0828 L. VALDES DU-VAL ROOFING CO.. INC. ROOFING - WATERPROOFING • STUCCO 155 GRAFTON AVENUE NEWARK 4. N. J. SEat.de Park 9-0236 HUmbokJt 3-8062 PARK SUPER MARKET Self-Service Food Market JOSEPH GIALANELLA. Prop. 1919 BOULEVARD SEASIDE PARK. N. J. 280 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N J. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO MY GIRL PHYLLIS BAZOOKA PRESS CLUB CAFE and RESTAURANT SPECIALIZING IN ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOOD TED and CHARLES AFFLITO 12 BEAVER STREET NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS Of ANGELA CAPONE HU 2-7170 Speoal Rate to Group FOREST HILL DRESS SUIT SERVICE Shawl Collar Tuxedo - Cutaway - Stroller Full Drat. - Fur Rental - Oratt Shoe - Accessorial Boy ' from 3 year and up Drat. Suit To Hire For All Occasion Ben Hilten. Prop. - Established 1920 Open Evenings Till 9 P.M. - Ample Free Parking 797 MT. PROSPECT AVENUE. NEWARK 4. N. J. HU 2-3932 DONALD S STORES. INC. A VARIETY STORE DEDICATED TO THE NEEDS OF THE ENTIRE FAMILY 581 ORANGE STREET NEWARK 7. N. J. MA 3-5950 NEWARK ELEVATOR CO., INC. INSTALLATION and SERVICE NEWARK. N. J. MR. and MR. JOSEPH PURCELL. JR. SONS. JOE and FRANK MU 2-7732 LEO HOPP PHARMACY CARL F. HOPP. Reg. Pharmacist 440 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. 136 ES 2-9627 MANNY’S and HELEN’S BAR and GRILL ▲ 594 SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. HU 2-3850 WILLIAM KOLACY K S AUTO GLASS WORKS PITTSBURGH MIRRORS and GLASS TOPS MADE TO ORDER Specialists in Auto Glass since 1929 310 4th STREET off Park Avenue Newark. N. J. TIME MOTORS DEPENDABLE USED CARS At Moderate Budget Price 789 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE IRVINGTON. N J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 4A‘� From HOMEROOM 83 From HOMEROOM 86 The Betf Homeroom m Barringer Smce 1838 LITTERIO'S MEAT end GROCERY FREE DELIVERY 17 7th Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 3-9331. 9329 GUARINO'S PHARMACY G. M. GUAR 1 NO. Reg Pharm. 570 Bloomfield Ave. at N. 13th St.. Newark. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS From HOMEROOM 147 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 4A « From HOMEROOM 76 HU 2-0145 TALLIN'S COATS - DRESSES Blow • Hotter • Sturt 517 Orange Street Newark. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO ANN POLITO From MOM. ROSALIE. RALPH ANDREW PASQUA Watch Repairing Done on Prein net Satisfaction Guaranteed 52 Broadway Newark. N. J. FREDS MODEL BAKERY 462 Orange Street Newark. N. J. 1 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS Of JUNE 1960 JOANNA J. GELLAS COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 4A� 20 . HOMEROOM 92 DR. JOHN GIANNINI BET WISHES TO THE 4A HOMEROOM 45 | 137 MU 5-9675 BETTI S RESTAURANT HOMC COOKING 2511Broadway_______________ Newark. N J THE AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS SQUAD BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL Congratulations to ROSEANN and FRANK from the LITTRIELLO FAMILY NEBB'S STATIONERY STORE 672 Mt. Prospect Avenue Newark. N. J. BEST WISHES H. SCHWARTZ For Chock-ful Sandwiches PARK WEST COFFEE SHOP 601 Broad Street Newark. N. J. (next door to Hahne’sl HU 2-71)8 Free Delivery SI ALAN ELL A'S Prime Meats and Fine Groceries j[O Summer_Avenue ___ _NewarkJ_Ni TOM'S RECORD SHOP 464 Roseville Avenue Newark. N. J. SARA SLIFER ORTHOPEDIC RELIEF CONTINENTAL HALL Broad Street Newark. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS CONSTANCE and JOSEPH STOLFI, 1945 VITO'S BARBER SHOP 4Q4 Orange Street Newark. N. J Congratulations to Our Daughter NANCY JEAN MR. and MRS. SANTINELLI HU 2-1955 RUDOLPH GIALANELLA Meat and Poultry Market n3_Seventh_jkvenue__ _ _ _ _ fewarktNLJ HU 2-0478 GIANNOTTO'S PHARMACY Benedetta 0 Nicholas Giennotto, B. Sc.. Reg. Ph. 195 First Ave . cor. Bloomfield Ave.. Newark. N. J. Ml 2-7066 Lessons on All Instruments MUSIC CITY Musk School - Musk Supplies 470 Broad Street Newark 2. N. J. MR. and MRS. ALBERT GIALANELLA 153 Summer Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations to My Niece DONNA MR. end MRS. WARDELL PARKER ANTHONY M. ZOPPI Congratulations to Our Son GERALD Dl NOLA From MOM and DAD Congratulations to Our Son JOHN MR. and MRS. J. SCALIA LUCY'S LUNCHEONETTE 220 Verona Avenue Newark 4. N. J. WALK - RITE SHOES Your Store for Ballets 101 Halsey Street Newark. N. J. IMPERIAL ELECTRO PLATING CO. 12 Park Avenue Lyndhurst. N. J. Congratulations to the CLASS OF JUNE I960 JACK STENGER SUBURBAN DELICATESSEN Foods Imported from All Over the World 36Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 2-1883 IDEAL LIQUORS 430 Orange Street Newark. N. J. BEST WISHES TO NATALIA and the GRADUATING CLASS MRS. Y. PETRUSHIN To Our Daughter ANNA Congratulations MR. and MRS. BELFIORE HU 3-9193 COLUMBUS ESSO STATION Complete Auto Service 524 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. HU 3-3314 MELODY RECORD SHOPS 26 8loomfield Avenue Newark. N. J HU 3-9797 BOB S QUALITY TEXACO SERVICE Texaco - The Best Friend Your Car Ever Had 708_Mfi_Prosgect_Avenue ___ _Newarki_N;_ . NO 7-2619 joe Paliante SPRING GARDEN FARMS Quality Milk and Dairy Products Specialising - Early Morning Service 451 Chestnut Street Nutley. N. J. 138 CONGRATULATIONS CHARLOTTE Love MOM. DAO. and BOB LOU'S MARKET Specialising In Fine Meats and Groceries 95 Davenport Avenue HU 3-1170 Bait Wishes to ANNETTE THE VIOLA FAMILY Congratulations to My Niece ANNETTE MEO and the GRADUATING CLASS SAL. NAN. and COUSIN JOSEPH PURCELL Bait Wiihai to Our Daughter JOY And Tha Graduating Clan of Juna I960 MR. and MRS. FRANK PABST MU 7-2867 G. Lehman SUPERIOR HOME FURNISHERS 591 Golf Terrace Union, N. J. HU 3-4189 HAGNY'S PHARMACY Tha Prescription Store 463 Canfral Ava.. Cor. .5th Street. Newark. N. J. MA 2-6167 JORDAN SERVICES. INC. . Authorised Service for the Leading Manufacturers of Radio and Electrical Appliances 312 Halsey Street Newark 2. N. J. PIZZERIA RITE STOP 713 Broadway Congratulazioni ai Diplomati della Classe di G ugno I960 GLI STUDENTI D'lTALlANO - 3A Aula 92 • Dr. J. Gianninl Congratulazioni ai Diplomat! della Claise di Grugno I960 GLI STUDENTI D'lTALlANO - 4B Aula 92 - Dr. J. Giannini Congratulazioni ai Diplomati della Classe di Giugno I960 GLI STUDENTI D'lTALlANO - 6A Aula 92 - Dr. J. Grannini Congratulation! to Our Daughter LUCIA and tha CLASS OF JUNE 1960 MR. and MRS. JOSEPH CUOZZO Best Wishes to Our Daughter PHYLLIS ANN Love MOM and DAD IVAN HAIR STYLIST 14 North Canter Street Orange. N. J. HU 3-3093 WILLIAMS WATSON TV REPAIR 77 Newark Street Newark. N. J. KATHRYN S BEAUTY SALON Creators of Beauty in Hair Styling 478 Roseville Avenue ANN lovino. Prop. S. GAGLIANO and SON 1848 Park Avenue New York City S. PRAGER JONES' MEAT MARKET 313 Mount Prospect Avenue Newark. N. J. Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF JUNE I960 THE SCHRIER FAMILY BROADWAY BARBER SHOP 870 Broadway Newark. N. J. KATHY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE The American Girls Casuals 49 Peck Avenue HU 2-3412 JERRY NICASTRO Best Wishes From THE CAMPISI FAMILY Success, to Our Godchild JO ANN AUNT ROSE and AUNT MARIE Congratulations From HOMEROOM 26 Congratulations 4A's From HOMEROOM 56 Congratulations to the 4A's From HOMEROOM 41 Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations to SONDRA JOE EVANGELISTA HU 3-1600 Mr. F. Bedsl. Manager NEWARK ABC LAUNDRY 237 North 12th Street Newark. N. J. 139 A FRIEND FROM VERONA AVENUE JOSEPH BEZZONE, JR. 1 Fremont Avenue Newark, N. J. HU 2-7562 LEONARDS SPECIALTY SHOP 566 Orange Street Newark. N. J. ST. BRIDGET'S CATHOLIC INFORMATION CENTER 327 Washington Street Newark. N. J. HU 2-9700 R. CASALE SONS LIBERTY BAKERY S� Klilisin| in Pur Whipped Cream Cakes Wedding - Birthday - Party 464 Roseville Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 5-9746 The Original J. FERRARA SONS PASTRY Italian and French Pattery and Spumoni Exclusive Catering for Wedding Social Funtion 551 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Th.s is Our Only Location SNYDER'S 559 Orange Street Newark. N. J. $. DORIA THE TAILOR Cleaning - Pressing - Dyeing and Repairing 380Vi Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. SOS CARD SHOP Greeting Card - GiH Wrap • Candy 454 Orange Street Nwark. N. J. NATIONAL BONDING AGENCY General Insurance - Bail Bonds Charles Afflittg 19 Market St.. Opp. Court House. Newark. N. J. | LIVINGSTON AUTO SEAT COVER CO. || 142 Livingston Avenue Livingston. N. J. THE NAPPA FAMILY 12 Brown Street Nutley, N. J. MARIO PANICUCCI || 85 Summer Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 3-5949 I Formerly Braun' Bakery) FRED'S MODEL BAKERY Whipped Cream Birthday and Wedding Cakes Our Specialty 462 Orange Street Newark 7. N. J. TO LAURA BRIGHTWELL Don't Quit • Be� t W.ihe - God Blest You From THE FAMILY HU 5-3941 We Deliver ARMINIO'S GROCERY STORE Fresh Eggs 84 Cutler Street Newark. N. J. Congratulation to VERA MOM and DAD Studio: EL 4-8025 Rat: EL 3-6717 STUDIO OF BEAUTY Complete Beauty Service - Vincent Wallace New Scientific and Beautifying Method 154 Fifth Street Elizabeth. N. J. JAMA CLEANERS 82 Crane Street Newark, N. J. Best Withes to JO ANN From MR. and MRS. J. CERTO and CHRIS Congratulations to ROSEMARY from MOM. DAD. RALPH and JOSEPHINE GESULLO PARKWAY BARBER SHOP L C. Tobia 216 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Bett Withe to GRACE From MOM. DAD. and SIS JOHN CAVANA - NOBILE SOCIAL CLUB 162 14th Avenue Newark. N. J. MR. and MRS. D. BENFANTE || 2 Hawthorne Lane Newark, N. J. Congratulations! To Our Daughter MARGUERITE r From MR. and MRS. THOMAS G. 1 LARI A FRED FINELLI Italian-American Groceries 63 6th Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations to Our Daughter MARLENE MR. and MRS. JAMES MOLINARO Best Wishes Class of June 1960 COUNTY TERMINAL WAREHOUSE P.O. Bo 94. County Road Secaucus. N. J. HU4-1198 TEE DEE SIGNS 81 Third Avenue Newark. N. J. To JOHN, EDWARD. JOSEPH. RONALD, and MICHAEL from ANDREW HU 2-6675 1 ORCHID FLORAL SHOP Flowers for All Occasions 669 Mt. Prospect Avenue Newark. N. J. r — MDjljBBMBBM