Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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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.

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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

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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.