Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1962 volume:

THE HOPE AND THE PROMISE School Construction Begins in February. 1962. czjfa le oj Contents • PJfeme..................Baye 4 • dedication..................6 • yJminisha ion and faculty . 7 • ienhu......................13 djffe yden ji Activities........45 ...................5 Advertisements and Pattons . ... 60 B anninyen enaeum rftiqfi cloo! 962 Qtewafih, 11 ew Jensey MOOERN DANCE: Barbara Punzo executes a pirouette during a rehearsal. ACTORS: Jean Lanno. Dennis Malai Rizzolo. rehearse a dramatic scene O'Neill’s classic. Anna Christie. VOCAL MUSIC: From the musical production of My Fair Lady. Olga Morvaf sings the delightful number. Wouldn't It Be Loverly? FOLK SINGING: Bobby Ditco sings the appealing and moving English folk song. Green Sleeves. ART: Carlme Evelyn paints a portrait of Rodney Bottone in her studio art class. Jjivel) $4its Qlew INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC: Armando Garafoio and Margaret Manzic. SCULPTURE AND CERAMICS: Ed Curran tries hit skilled hand at making a vate. while Tina Conforti putt the finishing touches on a butt. $) ) 'intensions to Jjivinq The Arts Are A Vital Part in the Curriculum The editors of the 1962 edition of the Athenaeum have selected as the theme of the yearbook, the Lively Arts. The arts embellish our lives with beauty and develop within us greater understanding of life. In so doing, the arts add new dimensions to our lives. The truer meaning of life is more easily perceived through the arts. Man's soul cries out for expression. and the arts are the most effective instruments to communicate man’s most revealing and inspired thoughts. New insights are unveiled for our consideration. The mind hungers for truth and guidance. Talented and perceptive artists illuminate our minds and show us the new directions that mankind should consider. The arts have the capacity to remind us of our noblest purposes and the innate dignity and significance of life. Nature in all its glory and wonder vividly portrayed by word and by brush. When life is bitter and disappointments unbearable, the arts lift our spirits and contribute to our resiliency. In making us aware of the essential values of life, the arts are a civilizing influence. It is interesting to observe that all world civilizations are evaluated and measured by their artistic achievements. For these reasons, we sincerely believe that the lively arts are worthy of our study and respect. Emily Rugg ro develop a sonnet to be submitted to the literary magazine. The Acropolii. for publication. Qtit. Qtttavm S i jmi z edica iisn The deed is everything, the glory, naught.” With enthusiastic acclaim, the Class of January 1962. is proud to dedicate this Yearbook to Mr. Marvin Shlofmitz, who has whipped and cajoled so many Yearbooks from precarious infancy to dignified debut. Keeping a journalistic secret from our alert adviser involved duplicity for which, we hope, we are now forgiven. By all who come within the circle of his influence Mr. Shlofmitz is respected for his integrity and patient understanding. His witty sense of humor and practical outlook are successful aids in his efforts to guide his students toward the goals of scholarship, service, and spiritual values. He realizes, also, the teacher's responsibility to the community and cheerfully contributes much time and labor to Barringer’s P.T.S.A. We. the Graduating Class of January 1962. are grateful for the opportunity to say. Thank you. Mr. Shlofmitz. 6 A QUEST FOR EXCELLENCE Barringer High School has always held an unique position in this city's educational system. It is the third oldest high school in the nation, and it has maintained a tradition of academic excellence. The vast number of alumni throughout New Jersey regard Barringer with reverence and enthusiastic concern. We are most fortunate to have as our administrators. Mr. William R. Cain, principal, and Mr. David E. Blank, the newly appointed vice principal, who are sincerely and earnestly endeavoring to emulate the effectiveness and accomplishments of such outstanding predecessors as Mr. William N. Barringer. Dr. Wayland E. Stearns. Dr. Roger B Saylor, and Mr. Ephraim Eisenberg. Many of the recently acclaimed innovations in education have long been part of the Barringer program of studies. This is the Barringer formula for academic success: discipline to develop a wholesome character and a proper learning atmosphere. Effective citizenship and a respect for American ideals are emphasized. Warmth and a personal awareness of the welfare of the individual student tend to inspire each student to do his best. Encouragement of a community-wide interest makes the school the focal point of the North Ward area. Insistence upon the high academic standards, common sense experimentation and innovations, and faculty teamwork have been invaluable in establishing the highest staff esprit de corps in the city system. Barringer's learning program includes a dynamic and vigorous sports and activity program. Community resources and field trips are utilized to raise the intellectual sights of the students. The administration, faculty, and parents are always striving to have the City of Newark give its full support for first class education. These are the reasons why the students and faculty are proud to be a part of the Big Blue family! Dr. Edward Rattenne examine student, while nurse. Mrs. Linda Kocian looks on. Te her-clerk. Mtss Fanny Bell, and secretary, Mrs. Eva Goldsmith. check time book. School clerks. Mrs Marie Jones and Miss Ann Rocco, tabulate school registers. Maintenance crew pause long enough In their work to have their picture taken Cafeteria staff pose proudly with Thanksgiving turkeys. A Liberal education should not merely free a student from ignorance. prejudice and fear, but should also release his mind and abilities for the better realization of his personal aims and his contributions to society. Bard College Of. M. Donn D Ed. Physical Education Chairman H. Grasto M A Mathematics J. Kritscr M.A. English Mrs. L. Minskoff BA Physics A. S hnridcr BA Science A. A lorn la A. Alvarcnga A. Argand PhD. MA. MA Foreign Languages Foreign Languages Music c •• flan f. Fabiano R. Fanarof M.A B A. M.A. Social Studies Biology Industrial Arts C. M. Gray B.A. English W. Greenfield B.S.. E Ed. Music M. Griffin A B . M A Librarian C. Laba B.A. Biotogy L. Ichrman B.S. Art M. Lcrncr MA. Science. Chairman £ J. Mohrhausar F. Morgan A. Napporano B-A. M.A. M.A. Sight Conservation Home Economics Physical Education H. Schwarti MS. Physics J. Sedicino 8.S. Physical Education M. SHIofmits M.A. Social Studies 1961-1962 I Augustus N H Ay«r« M A. R. BiiiKrir A B. A. Byron B.P € W. Castcllucoo M A C Cicurillo M.A. C. DiChiara M A. Social Studies Mathematics Chairman Library Physical Education Physical Sciences Social Studies Physical Education M. Farguhar M.A. M. Ferraro M.A. F. Fiorito M A. J. Celias B.S. J. Get man BA. J. Giannini PhD. j. G.rfconf M.A. Mathematics Soc-al Studies English Business Education Biology. Senior Science Foreign Languages English P. Lippe M.A. Social Studies Chairman M. Lombardi M A. Physical Education Or R. Lowenstein Ph D. Foreion Languages Chairman 0. C McEwan M.A. Mathematics R. McGcary B S Home Economics McLaughlin BA. English O. Mclito BS Science H. Nunsio BA. English H. Otero BA. Foreign Language Miss C. Pi � l R.N.. B.S. Nursing P. Restaino Dr. G. Salerno M.Ed. D Ed Social Studies English Chairman A. Sauer Industrial Arts I. Sealer j M.A Physical Education W. Shulman M.A. English M. Stern BA. Music H. Tunstcad A.E. Chemistry 0. Verniero M.A. • Industrial Arts J. W. Vogel M. Weiss M.A. BS. Head Guidance Business Education Counselor E. Wilsey BA. Mathematics Father and Son A sociation Executive Committee: Selling football program . . . trophies ... a fabulous banquet ... a scholarship . . . new uniforms . . . steak breakfast . . . boost morale . . fight for better education . . . such is their work. The Thirty-Ninth Annual Banquet of the Old Guard is held Thanksgiving Eve. Athletic alumni uphold the traditions of the Blue. Mr. and Mr . Daniel Rossi and Mr. Michael Mareili speak to Mr. Shlofmiti. during Back to School Night. PTA holds frantic meeting over the coils of graduation and prom plan . Qtiasten with Senior advisors. Mrs. Lillun Lchrman and Mr. Juliu Kritzer, cnthusuit ally got .nro the spirit of the senior dance with a well executed meringue finesse- a tfJJmisome jfaghJ Guiding a senior class is a most difficult and worrisome task. There is no easy way. It is an experience that indeed tries the souls of class advisers. Problems have to be resolved in a fair and democratic manner, differences of opinion have to be harmonized, class morale has to be kept on the upbeat, money must be raised and expended wisely and judiciously, dances must be planned and held, graduation ceremonies rehearsed and at least a thousand details attended to. The responsibility is time consuming and most trying. In our estimation, the only award that we can give to our most gracious and understanding advisers. Mrs. Lillian Lehrman and Mr. Julius Kritzer, are our highest respect and esteem. u Mr. John Vogel Mead Guidance Coumcior We wish to thank our special advisers for contributing so generously and thoughtfully their know-how.'' which insured the success of our class endeavors. Mr. John Vogel's personal interest, attention, and wise counseling made it possible for fifty-five per cent of the senior class to apply for college admission. His time was always at the disposal of the students. Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley with dry humor, infinite patience, and practical guidance led us by the hand through four happy years at Barringer High School. Whenever many of us became discouraged, confused, and dismayed, she inspired us to persist and conquer our difficulties. Mrs. Kingsley helped us to realize what we thought were impossible goals. It takes toil and trouble and countless hours to produce a yearbook We are most grateful. When we have homeroom teachers such as Mrs. Frances Morgan and Mrs. Jetta Sedicino, we are sure to start the school day on the right foot. We deeply appreciate their personal concern for our success and happiness. Mr(. Gertrude Kinfll«y Senior Guidance Counselor Mr. Marvin Shlofmitx Yearbook Adviser Mrs. Jaffa Sedicino Senior 'Homeroom Teacher Mrs. Frances Morgan Senior Homeroom Teacher pledge myself to uphold the high purpose of the National Honor Society to which I have been elected. I will be true to the principles for which it stands. I will be loyal at all times to my school and will maintain and encourage high standards of Scholarship, Character. Leadership, and Service.” The National Honor Society hold the.r initiation rites during an assembly program John Car lino Vice President Madclyn Vrrdcro Secretary Nancy Block Treasurer Anthony Bvccino Jaiwi VieceN Prmident Anthony Schiavo James Viecell John Carlino Ronald Ravdlc First Place Second Place Third Place Fourth Place 17 019a Horvat Eighth Place Barbara Punzo Tie—Ninth Place Vincent Timpanaro Tie—N n� h Place William Miller Tenth Place The search for dynamic ideas ... a critical evaluation of suggested ideas . . . objective criticism . . . ideas translated into reality . . . making the impossible possible . . . financing an expensive production . . . careful accounting and judicious spending . . . artistic layouts . . . scaled and proportioned . . . imaginative copy . . . typed and proofread . . . the headline count . . . picture arrangements . . . negatives to proofs . . . cropping and processing . . . alternatives . . . tact and diplomacy in the handling of sensitive egos . . . conferences with the printer . . . visits to the printing plant . . . consultations with technicians . . . learning and doing ... do and redo . . . perfecting the imperfect . . . change and revise . . . hours, hours and more hours of effort, worry, and perseverance . . . disappointments, delays and frustrations . . . and then, the finished product . . . It came out better than we thought! How about that page? ... A sense of satisfaction, relief, and accomplishment . . . this is what it all means to put out a yearbook. Lewis 0 Antuono. Jr. Editor-.n-Ch.ef Arlene Ceee Managing Editor Jifauat 52:tiajj Art SUfl CARLEEN EVELYN. Editor TINA CONFORTI EILEEN HUMMEL Senior Division NANCY BLOCK. Editor MAUREEN DOLAN MARJORY HEINS Advertising ANTHONY PASCUCCI PATRICIA MARTUCCI Typnf CAROLE SACCO ROBERTA SPENCER JOYCE BLACKWELL Sports ARMEN KHACHADOURIAN. Editor WILLIAM MILLER. Assistant Editor FRANK BOBROWICZ JAMES VIECELI Photography SONNY PEACOCK. Senior Editor CHARLOTTE JULIAN Faculty Adviser . MR. MARVIN SHLOFMITZ Class officers pile into Alpino Sunbaam to arranga prom reservations. BENEDETTO ABATE 190 First Street Ben ... a handsome gentleman . . . keen, conscientious student . . . enthusiastic about sports, long trips, cars, pizzas, and submarine sandwiches . . . quiet and pensive . . . surprises friends with wit and the bon mot ... his charm is most effective. Science Club; Basketball Team; Intramural Basketball Team; Dance Committee. THOMAS ABER 738 Broadway Tommy . . . humor is his best asset ... a future businessman . . . enjoys sports and cars ... a commuter to Irvington . . . most of his time is consumed by swimming. dancing, or . . . working. NORMAN F. ADER 101 Wakeman Avenue A fellow with a taste for musicals . . . makes his silence a virtue for those who admire him . . . loves traveling, gardening, and good plays . . . not sure of the future, but keeping his eyes open. Biology Club; Music Club. Theatre Club; Student Council Representative. 20 LEONA P. BIELSKI 232 North Seventh Street A girl Friday . . . she glows with down-to-earth friendliness . . . sweaters and skirts a passion . . . often found in her 57 Ford . . . interested in swimming, skating and diamond rings CVO. JOYCE ANN BLACKWELL 200 Orange Street J. B.” . . . waiting for a ’ dream car ... a sincere young lady . . . she has her heart set on science . . . well-mannered, intelligent, and charming ... an ideal friend. Junior Red Cross; Soan.sh Club; Ice Skat ng Club; 7 enm% Club; Science Club; YWCA; Yearbook Staff; Dance Committee NANCY C. BLOCK 262 Highland Avenue Nan . . . youthful bounce makes her a delight . . . penetrating mind . . . thrives on an intellectual challenge . . . has a perpetual dislike for red lights, exams, and staying home . . . mischievous laugh . . . will make a most attractive college coed . . . versatile . . . not easily deceived . . . searches for the truth. Biology Club. Treaturer; Science Club; Ice S tina Club; Boeling Club; Nation-al Honor Society. Treasurer. Homeroom Treasurer; Library Stall; Honor Study; Dance Committee; Tutor; Yearbook Senior editor; Student Council Representative. FRANK BOBROWICZ 188 Grafton Avenue Frank . . . why should the devil have all the fun . . •. chemistry is his forte . . . ranks high on anyone's list . . . silent smile and deep blue eyes ... a shrewd observer of the foibles of life. Yearbook Stall; Science Club; Rocketry 21 RODNEY P. BOTTONE 575 Highland Avenue Ronnie ... a fellow with no worries . . . casual and carefree . . . giant he-man . . . clothes and Cadillacs rate high . . . cynical . . pleasure bent . not afraid to think. Science Club. ANTHONY J. BUCCINO 156 Lincoln Avenue Boo ... a big man on and off the football field . . . mature and responsible . . an athlete with brains ... a loyal friend . . . emotionally stable . . . always sees life in true perspective . . . one of Barringer's finest sportsmen and gentlemen. Football Team; Outdoor Track Team; Basketball Team; Dance Committee; Homeroom President; Senior Class. Vice President; Essex Safety Council; Varsity Club: National Honor Society; Indoor Track Team. JOHN CARLINO 88 Summer Avenue Junior . . . thrives on awful—awfuls . . . cars, cars, a kingdom for my car . . . always optimistic . . . studious . . . subtle in his comments . . . few get past him at third base . . . Uh, uh brothor. I am not giving my apples to no—body. National Honor Society. Vice President, Baseball Team; Tutor; Science Club. Homeroom President■ Bowling Team; Varsity Club; Dance Committee. GERALD E. CAPITTI 1971 McCarter Highway Jerry Drums . . . hep to Basic and Brubcck . . . entertains all with his musical combo . . . wants to beat out cool music . . . beats those drums, drums, drums! Orchestra. 22 CARL J. CARCHIA 445 Fifth Street Carl J. . . . relaxation is the fourth R in his life . . . star of baseball and soccer teams . . . amazing and agile goalie . . . sports are fun and fun is his sport . . . most popular gent . . . proficient and serious student . . . Mr. Di Chiara gives him daily lessons in humility . . . I like squirrels! Baseball Team; Soccer Team; Dance Committee; Acropolis Agent; CTO; Varsity Club; Science Club; YMCA. GLORIA CARR 52 Davenport Avenue Quiet and polite . . . one of the sweetest smiles . . . finds Spanish a snap . . . she loves people, and people love her.” Spanish Club; Sewing Club. % JOSEPHINE CARRICK CAROLYN ANN CARUSO ARLENE CECE 107 Summer Avenue 248 North Ninth Street 101 Bloomfield Avenue Duck ... a dead-ringcr for a cupic doll . . . one of our most adorable misses ... a girl who turns green at the sight of red convertibles . . . partial to conceited boys and small cars. Oance Committee; Homeroom Vice President. ROBERT A. CECE 413 North Twelfth Street College-bound . . . warm and friendly ... an intelligent gent . . . he masters all situations . . . polite, pensive, and witty ... a well-rounded personality. Football T m; Track Team; Science Club; Audio Visual Aids; Chess Club, Tutor; Bowling Team. Carolyn . . . sweetheart of the class . . . her looks and angelic smile can only win her lasting friendships . . . someone you’ll cherish always. Juruor Red Cross- Biology Club. President; Science Club; Italian Cultural Club; Italian Music Club; C70; Hospital Volunteer; Senior Class Secretary. Cha Cha . . . bright and vivacious beauty . . . personality and natural sincerity makes her well loved ... a future secretary . . . efficiency plus . . . emotionally mature . . . ’58 Ford casts a spell over her. Nurse’s Monitor; Dance Committee; Yearbook Managing Manager. Language students make use of Dr. Gianmm's homemade language laboratory by listening to tapes of Italian popular songs, checking carefully the pronunciation. 23 MARLENE CICCARELLI 278 Vi Garside Street Chicki” . . . sparkling mischievous eyes ... a girl who can enjoy herself, no matter where she is . . . hopes to be a dental assistant . . . she might one day drill her way into an unsuspecting heart. NEIL LOUIS CICCONE 98 Davenport Avenue Checkers . . . looking forward to success ... a fellow with a heart for ball games and girls a young man on the way up. CYO. CYO; Office Monitor. Two United States History 4 students. Anthony Pascucci and Carol Sacco, visit City Council to assist in their research study of municipal government. OTTO J. CLARICURZIO 126 Fifth Street Mr. Crew Cut . . . One of the boys and one of the best . . . persevering student ... a young man of integrity . . . one of our gridiron greats ... a friend who makes life worth living. Science Club; Senior Class Treasurer; Too (bell Team; Outdoor Track 7 earn; Acropo is Agent, Dance Committee. Essex Safety Council; National Honor Society; Varsity Club. TINA MARIA CONFORTI 276 Ridge Street Popularity, personality, rascality, individuality . . . that's our Tina . . . has a contagious laugh . . . a gifted artist . . . never seems to lose her pep . . . cheers her way into your heart . . . there's a love-light in her eye. Bowling Club; Library Staff; Cheerleader; Ice Skating Club; Office Monitor; yearbook Art Co-Cditor; Dance Committee; Science Club; Homeroom Secretary. 24 JOSEPH COSENTINO 230 Fourth Street Joe . . . dark-eyes and handsome . . . fabulous dancer . . . enjoys expensive clothes and sports cars ... a taste for the better things in life . . . prefers cake to bread . . . a pharmacist ... a frequent visitor to South Orange. Italian Music Club; Vanity Club; Danca Committee; Yearbook Stall. JOSEPH R. CURRAN. JR. 223 North Ninth Street Rembrandt ’ . . . takes to the paint brush and easel . . . makes quite a handsome scene himself . . . tho Marine Corps is for him, Khrushchev beware ... an original and provocative thinker. Science Club: Varsity Club; CYO; Bowling Club; Fencing Club GREGORY JOSEPH CUZZOLINO 105 North Tenth Street Greg . . . Barringer's own Jerry Lewis . . . you name it, he likes it . . . enjoys crossword puzzles and of course girls . . . proficient student. Radio Club: Tutor; Aftarmath Club; Chest Club; Science Club; Track Teem; YMCA. Italian Club; Bowling Club; Photography Club; Student Council Raprasantativa; National Honor Society. LOUIS J. D ANTUONO. JR. 39 Hawthorne Lane South Louie ... a dynamo of active energy . . . efficient administrator . . . personality plus . . . smooth, competent, graceful dancer . . . handsome, ambitious, hard worker . . . materialist ... a Wildwood beachcomber . . . enjoys and appreciates fine living . . . able spark plug of the yearbook. Science Club; Skating Club; Student Council Raprasantativa; Danca Committee; YMCA; CYO; Music Club; Varsity Club; Tannit Club; Acropolis Editor; Italian Music Club; Future Teachers of America; Yearbook Editor-inChief, 25 EMILY DeMARTINO 826 Summer Avenue Ernie . . . lovely young lady . . . she earns the title of tops from her friends . . . allergic to homework . . . enjoys friendly people and Frank Sinatra records . . . has a lot on the ball . . . loves a good argument. lea Skating Club; Science CltA . PETER A. DePALMA 533 Mount Prospect Avenue Sensitive and volatile ... a young man of deep conviction ... an intellectual rebel with a cause . . . the easy way is the best way” . . . frequently at war with the world . . . seldom stag. Varsity Club. GERALD DePASCALE 560 North Seventh Street Jerry . . . likes everything but homework ... a happy-go-lucky guy ... he enjoys being with amusing people . . . ambition, an unspeakable word . . . prefers to float through life. JANICE DcPASQUALE 228 Parker Street A tasteful and elegant dresser . . . distinctive red hair . . . peppy cheerleader . . . can always be found eating or promoting hysteria . . . can do without teachers . . . could easily give an aspirin a headache. Science Club; Cheerleader; Dance Com-mittee; Language Lab; CVO; Bowling Club. PATRICIA ANN DeSINA 206 Garside Street Pat . . . the thought of 58 Impalas work strange wonders on her . . . may she always walk in splendor . . . not an early riser . . . someone to treasure and admire. Guidance Office Monitor. RONALD M. DcSORDI 83 Winthrop Street Ronbo” . . . song-bird DeSordi . . . when music dies, there will no longer be a world . . . has an appealing smile . . . can usually be found singing in the halls . . . when leisure and studies conflict, leisure wins. Bowling Club; Science Club. 26 ROBERT DIACO 741 North Seventh Street Bob . . . apple of every girl's eye . . . made All-City Baseball Team . . . a pile driver on the gridiron . . . dislikes phonies and being ridiculed . . . always ready to promote laughter . . . music is his secret love. Football Team; Baseball Team; Indoor Track Team: Homeroom Vice President; Science Club; National Honor Society. ANTHONY THOMAS DiGIACOMO 1028 Franklin Avenue Dee . . . tall, silent, handsome type . . . his words are few, but well chosen , . . heads for Florida each summer . . . cruises in his '59 Catalina. Baseball Team; Science Club; Outdoor Track Team. JOSEPH D.MARTINO 424 Third Avenue Joe ... the ice cream king . . . shrewd and sharp . . . attracted to short skirts and long legs ... a likeable guy, makes a warm smile a part of his everyday gear ... a brave and stalwart football player . . . will someday enter the field of business management. Homeroom President; Track Team; Football Team; Dance Committee. RAYMON DOBEY 165 James Street Dobie Gillis . . . basketball player extraordinaire . . . lives in the gym office . . . soft spoken gent . . . modest type ... a wide shouldered fellow . . . eye for a pretty girl in a fast car . . . leads a double life. Science Club; Creative Writing Club; Varsity Club; Audio Visual Aids; Acropolis Agent; Cross Country Team. Mr David Blank lecture the English 8x class on the philosophy of Arutotle. Thi clast made a survey of world literature and philosophy. 27 MAUREEN ELIZABETH DOLAN 96 Fourth Street Kitty . . . heading for the top . . . bright and mature . . . bubbles over with sincere friendliness . . . lovely Irish voice and flaring temper ... a colleen with both wit and wisdom . . . plans include the Foreign Service . . . look out world. Nations! Honor Society; Student Council; Recording Secretary; Acropolis Agent; WBGO Radio Workshop; Homeroom President; Orchestra; Chorus X; All-State Chorus; Yearbook Co-lditor; Le Cerc e Francois. KARNIG EKIZIAN 674 Mount Prospect Avenue Excellent addition to America . . . old-world courtly manners . . . delight to listen to . . . charming smile . . . appreciative of ihe opportunities offered in America . . . a cultured individual. Math Club; Science Club; Audio Visual Aids. CARLEEN EVELYN 25 Norfolk Street ••Muffins . . . loves jazz, clothes, and sports cars . . . dislikes serious boys ... a satirical humorist . . . kind of girl to keep the crowd chuckling ... a prolific artist . . . loves having a swinging good time. YWCA; Yearbook Art Co-fditor. Integrated Science is a unique course that combines the study of physics and chemistry into a two year study. Mr. Schwarti illustrates through the use of an induction machine how static electricity is generated. ANTHONY F. FERRARA 134 Garside Street Tony . . . quiet, reserved manner . . . says little, but thinks much . . . likes homework in small minute quantities . . . claims that he understands women . . . handsome and virile ... a little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Science Club; CYO 28 KATHLEEN FONTANA 30 North Third Street Kathy . . . member of the cheerleading set . . . possesses a vibrant, lovely appearance . . . creative hair stylist ... a go-getter . . . wins friends fast and easily with an amiable personality. Science Club; Cheerleader; Dance Committee. LOUISE FOWLKES 7 Hunterdon Street Never fool with a lady . . . get flip with her, and you'll get flipped ... a Miss who's easy to please . . . loves dancing, singing, and traveling . . . ambition is to become a legal secretary . . . will attend Drake's. Library Staff. ARMANDO GAROFALO 230 Berkeley Avenue Mondo . . . makes Gabriel’s horn sound square ... a “hep” trum-peteer . . . swings with Maynard Ferguson . . . plans to blow down the walls of Berkeley College of Music . . a live wire, he'll spark any situation. Orchestra; Blue Jackets. LUCILLE GIAMMONA 83 Davenport Avenue Lu . . . a high stepping twirler . . . personality unlimited . . . lives life to the fullest . . . Buick convertible is her pride and joy . . . dislikes going to work after school, and of course, homework . . . “Why is everyone picking on me?” T wirier. JOAN E. GREGORY 226 Parker Street A traveling girl . . . Joan loves the best of everything . . . lends her voice to our best choruses ... a fun loving friend. Library Staff. 29 BARBARA A. GUILIANO 199 Lake Street Barbara Jules” . . . makes everyday a holiday for those who know her . . . warm personality . . . sincere listener . . . plans to beat out a pay check on typewriter keys . - . secretary to be. Science Club; Ice Skating Club; Dance Committee. MARJORY JOY HEINS 806 Mount Prospect Avenue Margie ... a real charmer . . . she is an inspiration . . . Kearny casts a magic spell over her . . . creative writer . . . observes more than she tells ... a sincere friend . . . plans to soar onward as an airline stewardess. Language Lab; Bowling Club; Tutor; Yearbook Staff. JOAN HELENE HELME 187 North Thirteenth Street “Joanie” . . . finds lavender clothes worth collecting . . . loves amusing people and '60 Bonnevillcs . . . intelligent and gracious . . . she'll go far in business school. Homeroom Secretary; Acropohi Agent; Student Council Representative; Bowling Club; Science Club; Hotpital Volunteer. JOHN HIGGINS 246 Roseville Avenue •'Jim . . . football letters are his proudest possessions ... a good-looking sportsman . . . finds girls very interesting . . . not sure of the future. Football Teem; Bowling Club; Indoor Track Team; Outdoor Track Team. 30 OLGA M. HORVAT 449-51 Mount Prospect Avenue Lovely Olinka . . . one of our cutest graduates . . . keen and intelligent analytic mind ... a Miss who eyes the future with a scientific eye . . . sweetness and attractiveness make her one of the best. Latin Club; Spanish Club; Chets Club; Creative Writing Club; Junior Achievement Club; YMCA; Student Council Representative. ATHANASIUS HROUSIS 78 James Street Greece's gift to America . . . studious and ambitious ... a driving urge to learn everything . . . in love with America ... an active participant . . . soccer is his sport . . . plays captivating music on his bouzoukee. Science Club; YMCA; Bowhng Club; future Phytiaent Club; Aftermath Club; Debiting Club; National Honor Society; Outdoor Track Team; Che s Club. EILEEN HUMMEL ■448 Summer Avenue Nina . . . blondeshell extraordinaire . . . talented . . . angelic features . . . devilish sense of humor ... a girl, who enjoys ballroom dancing as well as ice skating . . . has an eye for college and a taste for the best. Italian Culture Club; Theater Party; Student Council Representative; Science Club; Bend; Yearbook Staff; Dance Committee. CHARLOTTE MARIE JULIAN 460 Summer Avenue Char” . . . most fond of diamonds . . . heading for a future in insurance . . . enjoys beautiful clothes and her '58 Chevy . . . lovely face and figure add to her attractive appearance . . . coolly efficient . . . could charm anyone ... a sense of propriety. Dance Committee; Science Club; Yearbook Staff; Ice Skating Club. ANITA JULIANO 1 1 8 Park Avenue A serious and sweet young lady . . . sophistication and gentleness glow in her beautiful eyes . . . calm and mature . . . intelligence and wit make her an ideal candidate for a teacher . . . plans to attend Montclair State College. Bowhng Club; Dance Committee; Band; National Honor Society; Ice Skating Club. Concepts of chemistry, laboratory techniques and the scientific method of inductive reasoning are utilized in the preparation of nitric acid. 31 ARMEN C. KHACHADOURIAN 372 Mount Prospect Avenue Cool men on the skins . . . digs Dave Brubeck albums ... a serious student of history . . . loves a good laugh ... an experienced tourist . . . have luggage, will travel . . . a winner of the Pratt Institute Architectural Award ... is most fond of drumming up a storm in the Blue Jackets or thinking about LORRAINE LaCAPRA 641 Ridge Street A sweet and lovely blonde . . . Lorraine makes life more interesting . . . truly gracious with an overpowering charm . . . possesses a bewitching smile . . . oh. to be so adorable ... a diligent student. future Teachers of America; Hospital Volunteer; Dance Committee; Student Council Representative. ROSE LaCONTE 197 Garsidc Street A petite package . . . full of fun ... a friend to all . . . plans to become a beautician. Bowling Club; Guidance Office Monitor. JEANNE J. LANNO 290 Fifth Street Always on the go . . . hates to stay home . . . can be found in the company of the opposite sex or in her second home—Branch Brook Ice Rink ... as graceful on the ice as off . . . look out Sonja Henie. T wirier; Ice Skating Club; Office Monitor. Brigitte Bardot! Blue Jackets; Orchestra; Band; Science Clubi Student Council Representative; Fencing Team; Dance Committee; Year-book; Acropolis Agent; Sports Co-Editor. Transcription is the culm.naficn of two skills, typing and machine stenograph. Barringer High School is the only school in the city that teaches machine stenograph wrnch is receiving greater acceptance m the business world. 32 GERRY MARIA LARDIIRI 360 North Seventh Street Gerry . . . that certain little something ... a cheerleader who is always seen, always heard . . . hopes to attend beauty school and some day set up her own little shop. Bowling Club; Science Club; ce Skating Club; Homeroom Secretary. ROSE LoCONTE 380 Highland Avenue Statuesque . . . likes everything and anything ... is loved for her amiable smile and manner . . . will make a gorgeous model or efficient IBM operator . . . will come out on top whatever her occupation. Science Club. NANCY LUPIANO 1 34 Parker Street Lupes ... a temperamental angel . . . loves dancing, singing, and Doublemint chewing gum . . . sleeping is her pastime . . admires a fellow with a hat . . . demonstrates looks as well as charm. Danee Committee. RALPH LARRY MAFFIE 68 Davenport Avenue •'Gunner . . . another Dion . . . finds vocalizing with a group a good pastime . . . doesn't take to conceited girls or math ... a smooth operator ... his looks have dialed his way into many feminine hearts. CVO; Bowling Club; Science Club. DENNIS G. MALANGA 51 Watsessing Avenue Belleville Big Den . . . jovial and very handsome ... a fellow with personality plus . . . crazy for cars, poodles, and girls ... a fun loving gloom chaser. YMCA; Bowling Club; Dance Committee; Homeroom Pm,dent 33 ALBERT J. MANCUSO. JR. 773 North Sixth Street Bert . . . mischief is his middle name . . . homework and loud people annoy him . . . always a smile, never a frown . . . very undecided . . . becoming proficient in English composition in spite of himself. Bowling Club; CYO; Science Club. MARGARET MANZIE 81 North Ninth Street Marge . . . possessor of “the loveliest smile of the year” . . . sincere . . . she makes her friendship lasting and true ... a girl of admiration . . . makes beautiful music on her piano. Science Club; Boiling Club; Italian Club; Orchestra; Biology Club; ce Skating Club. JACK MARCHESANO 445 Orange Street Rip ... a likeable gent . . . argumentative ... a born cynic . . . has a certain something to offer . . . friendship is a pleasure . . . enjoys sports and cars . . . should go far in any field. Bowling Club; Science Club; YMCA; Dance Committee; Banking Agent MICHAEL J. MARELLI 31 Webster Street Mike ... a sure-fire champ . . . sportsmanship is his way of life . . . looks, build, and character make him most attractive to the opposite sex . . . master on the football field . . . will one day take to tho indoors of Montclair State or Bloomfield College. Football Team; Baseball Team; Track Team; YMCA; Varsity Club. CAROL JANE MARINO 24 South Tenth Street Carol . . . red hair and freckles make her delightful . . . never too busy to make friends . . . will one day make an excellent pediatrician . . . prescribes a gallon of tea a day. CYO. 34 GERALDINE M. MARQUES 16 Sheffield Drive Gerry . . . red hair and flashing green eyes ... a cute number in anyone's book . . . likes dancing and twirling ... a young nurse to be. Junior Bed Cross; Dance Committee; Yearbook Staff; fee Skating Club. LETIZIA MATTURRI 235-A Mount Prospect Avenue Tisha . . . Barringer's sparkling little pixie ... oh. those pajama parties . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . takes to skin diving and swimming like a duck . . . treats a phone like the only method of communication, after talking. Science Club; Junior Red Cross; Biofogy Club; Italian Club; YWCA. PATRICIA MARTUCCI 195 Sussex Avenue Patty . . . loves helping at the hospital and driving new cars . . . a lovable girl . . . has tastes for easy-going people ... a sensible Miss . . . she'll make her way in the world with a smile and helping hand for everyone. Italian Club; Junior Red Cross. President; Student Council Representative; future Teachers of America; Yearbook Stall; Hospital Volunteer; After Math Club Secretary. MARY C. MASSEY 20 Chester Avenue Bright eyes . . . searching for someone who looks like Johnny Mathis . . . desires a college education and a tour of duty as an airline hostess ... a sporty girl . . . she'll carry through with whatever she begins. Spanish Club; Science Club; Student Council Representative; Acropolis Reporter. Advanced foods class learns the art of catering. Chef Janice Parianese is knighted for making a delectable baked ham. 3S ANNETTE MIELE 66 Summer Avenue Known for king-sized pocketbook ... a tall blonde . . . adept with clothes . . . amiable . . . sweeter than sugar . . . manners reveal a personable Miss. Italian Club; Future Teachers of America: Guidance Office Monitor; Italian Cultural Club. WILLIAM J. MILLER 359-A Summer Avenue Bill ... a quiet young man with mischievous thoughts . . . intelligence and down-to-earth friendliness make him well thought of by all ... a witty good-looking gent . . . a chemistry major . . . anxious to be a chemical engineer. Science Club; Rocketry Club; Audio Visual Aids; Yearbook sports Co ditor. GLORIASTEINE MILLINE 39 North Thirteenth Street Early Bird . . . charmer of the charmers . . . gracious young lady . . . attains a mannerly, serene air at all times ... as lovely as spring ... a pleasure to know. Library Staff; Science Club. JOANN MINEO 159 North Twelfth Street Min” . . . sweet and lovely redhead . . . big brown eyes glow with radiance . . . cheers for the team flow from this enjoyable Miss . . . planning a career as a beautician. Cheerleader; Bowling Club. 36 MARYANN MORRONE 593 Fourth Street A girl with an eye for beautiful hair styles . . . makes quite an eyeful herself ... a doll with sweetness plus . . . hopes to become a beautician. PITER V. NIGRO 817 Ridge Street Pete . . . dislikes nothing, loves everything . . . keeps records and cars high on his list ... a guy who can't find the time to be on time . . . business school has high possibility for this handsome graduate. Junior Achievement Club; Versity Club. ANGELA NOCERA 537 Summer Avenue Angel . . . loved by many . . . Barringer's own fashion model . . . an attractive beauty ... a charming, regal look ... a deep love of the outdoors and the wonders of nature. Biology Club; Ice Skating Club; Library Staff. ANNA MARIE NOLE 264 Summer Avenue A sincere senior . . . one of our sweetest graduates ... a peppy and energetic cheerleader . . . ambition is to become a medical secretary at Lyons Medical Institute Main Office Monitor; Cheerleader. DONNA PARADISE 623 Seventh Street Donna Dot . . . sweet and serene . . . devoted and sincere . . . truth is her way of life ... a swinging captain of the twirlers . . . studious and ambitious . . . enjoys tickling the ivories . . . true to her ideals. Che Che Girl; Orchestra; Bend; Twirlers Captain. 37 JANICE M. PARZANESE 80'A Garside Street Janice ... a Dresden doll . . . swimming and bowling consume a great deal of her time . . . not in favor of conceited boys ... a Miss who can’t miss when a friend is called for. Science Club; Dance Committee; CYO. k EILEEN PEARE 340 North Sixth Street Midget” ... a short doll with tall hopes . . . never impolite . . . quick and responsive . . . will make a terrific nurse. Office Monitor; Science Club. ANTHONY C. PASCUCCI 96 Garside Street Tony . . . dislikes unfriendly people . . . a natural candidate for wonderful guy . . . volunteered service at Hospital for Crippled Children . . . will one day be repaid by success and happiness for his understanding and sincerity. Latin Club; Future Teachers of America; National Honor Society; Director of Hospital Volunteers; Language Lab; Yearbook Staff; Dance Committee S VINCENT J. PAVONE 765 North Sixth Street Vinnie ... a husky he-man . . . goes out of his way for everyone . . . a sharp wit . . . has the possession of a gifted mind . . . takes off for Bloomfield Center . . . Electrical Engineer ... a top-flight student . . . the brain behind The Audio Visual Aids Squad. Audio Visual Aids; Rocketry Club; Bowling Club; Science Club; Student Council Representative. JAMES PELUSO 168 Third Street Jim ... a well-stocked refrigerator is needed equipment for the girl who catches this gent ... a guy who longs for food. food, and then lunch ... a teacher to be . . . down-to-earth young man with a sense of purpose. Student Council Representative; Junior Red Cross; Acropolis Agent, Acropolis Reporter; Science ClOb; Italian Cultural Club. 38 STANLEY PHILHOWER 798 Parker Street Stan . . . warm sense of humor . . . works and studies under duress and force ... a probing mind . . . seldom on time . . . what's in it for me? Varsity Club; Science Club; CYO; YMCA MARIA L. PORCELLO 317 Seventh Avenue Mary Lou . . . sparkling graduate . . . catching her eye is easy, but capturing her heart is a different matter . . . made to be loved . . . leader of the cheering squad . . . efficient, ambitious . . . intelligent and unspoiled by life. Homeroom Tree surer; Cheerleaders Cap• tain; Bottling Club; Danea Committee; Othce Monitor; Ice Skating Club; National Honor Society. BARBARA ANNE PUNZO 136 Fifth Street A Rah-Rah” girl. Barb has a voice and heart of tremendous size . . . loves fun and operates on all channels . . . dislikes skinny boys and people who aren't on time . . . hopes to be a physical education teacher and obtain a Mrs. degree. Future Teachers of America; Bowling Club; National Honor Society; Cheer, leader; Junior Red Cross; Ice Skating Club. CHARLOTTE QUILLIN 210 Roseville Avenuo An enviable smile and gracious manner . . . passive . . . doesn't believe in idle talk . . . loves Elvis Presley, heart and soul ... a legal secretary . . . employers look-out. Bowling Club; Science Club. Dennis Malang in advanced shop dan is busy making a mosaic tiled coffee tabic. 39 CAROL ANN RADICE 97 Mount Prospect Avenue Blondie . . . what dimples this doll possesses ... a silent Miss, yet not without a bubbling sense of humor . . . able to make a wonderful impression . . . not someone you're l kely to forget. future Teachers of America: Dance Committee: Science Club; Hotpital Volunteer. ROBERT T. RALLO 1 85 North Eleventh Street Rallo ... a human booby trap . . . a very sociable fellow ... a pizza chef, extraordinaire . . . interests include girls, cars, and girls . . . intends to become a successful businessman . . . has the makings for one ... all is fair in love, war, soccer and life. Swimming Team; Bateball Team; Soccer Team. RONALD RAVELLE 323 North Seventh Street Ron . . . finds chemistry a snap . . will make the ideal Air Force Cadet . . . generous with a smile ... a great fellow to begin a lifelong friendship with . . . treasures his friends . . . unassuming . . . suspects wisely the motives of girls. Bowling Club; Science Club: National Honor Society; Rocketry Club. JEANNE FRANCES RESCIGNO 7 Pine Lane South Jeannebop” . . . girl with a flair for looking just right, always . . . keeps a warehouse of sweaters and skirts . . . Katherine Gibbs Business School offers many possibilities for our lovely representative. 40 GENEVIEVE ANN RESTAINO 461 Nprth Sixth Street “Ginny . . . can handle any head of hair . . . dimples are cute, and so is she . . . people who can't take jokes are a pet peeve . . another candidate for beautician school. PETER F. RIZZOLO 136 Verona Avenue A tall, handsome gent with a flair for girls and ’59 Chevys . . . mechanical aptitude . . . someday plans to join the air force . . . may be the first man on the moon. CHARLES RICCARDI 219 Sussex Avenue Charlie ... a man of his word . . . capable of setting hearts on fire . . . enjoys a good joke ... a wonderful person to know . . . avoids concentration and work . . . never worries. Science Club; Biology Club. ALAN L. ROMA 47 Pine Lane South Al . . . warm personality . . . win-ning ways . . . good-looking, neal dresser . . . campaigning for more snow days . . . Bert’s house is his pastime . . . Anyone f0r the eleventh floor?” YMCA. ClUb: Acr0f olit A nt; CYO; VINCENT GERARD ROSAMILIA 38 Hawthorne Lane South Curly” . . . has that undefinable extra appeal ... at ease on the ice . . . argumentative . . . well adjusted individual . . . handsome, and cordial . . . neat dresser . . . plans to be a mortician. Sciance Club; Ico Skating Club; Varsity Club; CYO; YMCA. 41 BARBARA SUE ROTHMAN 48 North Tenth Street Bobbie'’ . . . consistently forgets her homework . . . a laissez faire attitude . . . out docs Elsa Maxwell when it comes to throwing really big parties ... a hostess with the mostest. Ieo Skating Club; Bottling Club; Science EMILY RUGGIERO 1971 McCarter Highway Poet . . . the sweetest thing since candy . . . tries hard at whatever she attempts ... a real winner . . . loves to wander, and be her own boss. Junior Rod Cross; Library Staff; Student Council Representative; Btolooy Club; Science Club; Future Teachers of America; Creative Writing Club. BRENDA DIANE RUSSO 604 Fifth Street To be gentle is the mark of a lady . . . twirls up a storm . . . a stenographer to be ... her adorable personality will lead her far into the business world. T wirier; Ice Skating Club; Homeroom Secretary; Orchestra. CAROLE ANN SACCO 86 Third Avenue Carole ... a pretty girl with a baton, always ready to march on . . . lively sense of humor . . . studies hard . . . sophisticated and astute ... a future teacher . . . loves to go on spending sprees. Twirier; Italian Cultural Club; Science Club; Future Teachers of America; Hospital Volunteer; Orchestra; Year-book Staff. 42 ANTHONY M. SCHIAVO 253 Clifton Avenue Tony . . . fop man on the intellectual totem pole . . . gives his all for classmates and the gridiron . . . dislikes phonies . . . makes an ideal impression on all ... o handsome gent ... a thinking man . . . the last of the rugged individualists . . . direct, bold, and honest . . . never at a loss. Senior Class President; National Honor Society; Football Team; Outdoor Track Team; Indoor Track Team; Dance Committee; Homeroom President; Science JOSEPH SICA ROBERTA SPENCER MAJOR K. THOMAS 51 Highland Avenue Joe . . . enjoys laughter . . . loves active people ... no one tries more . . . always on the go . . . even tempered . . . understanding and helpful . . . respected and highly thought of. Dance Committee. VINCENT E. TIMPANARO 183 Abington Avenue Vinnie . . . eyes of unholy blue and blond hair, a deadly combination ... a devastating charmer with a sly smile ... a Sea Bright beachcomber . . . bowling addict, able to strike up friendships anywhere ... a consistently fine student. Bowling Club; Bowling Teem; Homeroom Treasurer; Donee Committee. 228 Orange Street Bert ... a true sweetheart . . . possesses an amusing chuckle . . . pet peeve is people who mimic . . . has a talent for singing, on and off key . . . Central State is her choice. Tennit Club; Library Staff; Acropolis Reporter; Yearbook Staff. 572 North Ninth Street Lightning . . . congenial fellow . . . he loves horror movies and ball games . . . opposed to getting up early. YMCA. For many year , the Physical Education Department has been emphasizing a formal program of physical development and fitness, The Marine Corps physical fitness test is being administered by instructors. Dr. Henry Donn and Mr. Matthew Lombardi. 43 CORRINNE TRACY MADELYN VERDEROSA JAMES VIECELI 18 Kearney Street ’■Renee” ... an attractive Miss with intelligence .... aims for the greater things in life . . . has a taste for warm rains and beautiful scenery. 295 Orange Street Maddy” . . . sweetness and generosity contribute to her loveliness . . . an intelligent Miss, she enjoys fun as well as a good book . . . dislikes conceited boys, but loves everyone with a smile ... a warmhearted girl, she'll make the perfect teacher. Future Teachers of America; Junior Red Cross; National Honor Society Secretary; Dance Committee; Hospital Volunteer, United Nations' guide. Signor ina Grassi. lectures to some of the 105 International Relations students, who visited United Nations and the World Affairs Center. 766 Summer Avenue Jimmie ... a gent with a quest for the best . . . conscientious and intelligent . . . class salutatorian . . . good-looking features, an amiable personality and brain power, set him high in the esteem of his fellow students. Science Club; National Honor Society President; Band; Yearbook Staft; Student Council. SHARON WRIGHT 375 Mount Prospect Avenue Irish” ... a Miss with the loveliest, sparkling eyes . . . also a very attractive face and figure . . . glowing personality ... an accomplished rider . . . couldn't find a horse in this world to be anything but tame to this girl. Junior Red Cross; Student Council Representative; Ice Skating Club; Science Club. 44 Anyone for a rattle? (It beats the twist!) juice? Math School Activities Italian Club presents a valuta in honor of the Italian Centennial. c lrtlo ,°nu a •� Hc i� .| for Cfippl d Student Council discusses proposal to buy the school a snow plow. Red Cross prepares Thanksgiving Day baskets to be distributed to needy families. n; Chib employs principles of the slide rule. The Society for the Development of Ideas explores In depth contemporary problems. There lively discussions put Open End to shame. Theater Party Club visit the Stratford Theater in Connecticut to tee the dramatization of Shake speare's tragedy, Mecoefh. clait High School defeat B g Blue Chet Citto • Tournament. Acropoli Staff di cu es editorial policy. 49 Senior member of the Skating Club execute intricate tfept in dance routine Mr. William Groenf.eld lead the orchestra Shaptod Bhj ' m°v,n® co ponlion, Chorut. directed by tho talented Mr. Adolph Argand. please the audience with Leonard Bernstein's song. Mane, from the West Side Story. The Blue Jackets stomp at the Barringer Savoy. 51 $ix tfiomlones J eaJ (he Pa iaJe Forward . . . March ... the Blue Saint come marching along 8road Street. rtngtr H,gh School Football Ttun 1961. Bj'r.notr't hnper'c- : dcfc n • « 5? GUTS ALL THE WAY! Playing heads up ball, the Barringer High School football team concluded a successful season in spite of tremendous odds and the adverse opinions of skeptical sports writers. Through sheer determination, discipline, drive and guts, the Big Blue turned defeat into victory. After a disastrous defeat at the hands of Plainfield. 27-0, Barringer rallied, tightened its defensive play, and went on to defeat West Side. Dickinson. Central, and tied East Side and South Side. Aggressive and alert Orange Tornados pulled the rug out. 12-7. The Big Blue astounded a capacity crowd at the traditional Thanksgiving game by outplaying East Orange to a 7-7 tie. in ity J eaque Back John Higgins Guard Dickinson . East Side . Central South Side Wecquahic Orange East Orango Joe DiMartino Guard Otto Claricursio All-City, All-County Center Mike Mardli Anthony Butt mo AH-City Back All-C ty End S3 To the thowert with you. John Corlino OutfioM •� Cor I Carckia All-City Right Field Mike Morelli All-City Second Bjsc Bob Dioco All-City, All-County Short Stop BIRTH OF A NEW SPORT Swimming team it on itt mark as it prepares for first meet. 54 Carl Carchia. All-City. All-County goalie. boots ball out ol danger rone. Raymond Dobcy grow? tall to put on« away. Bill Bafowtki, captain, mate he ball away for a goal. id Dobey C limbi up the for two point . That’ uvng your head. w Th« Big Blue get smeared tangling with the Rough Riders of West Side. 9 . fieetleadeb's jLiJe o% a fiowH a fee—— They scored 1' JoAnn Mlneo V Oh, my gosh Kathy Fontana Please, dear God . . Gerry Laidler I How about that? He's over Anne Marie Note That’s my boy! Tina Conforti jj — ■ It’s tost too much! Barbara Punso and Janice DePasqualo Lucille Abcr Billy Abridello Vincent Acceturo Mr. and Mrs. N. Agoglia Mary Alexander Michael Alfano Rose Alfano Pat Peare and Johnny Alfanso Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Alford Dr. Anthony Alomia Dante Ancillal Clara Ancillai Julia Ancillai The Angletorcs John Arezzi Richard and Gregory Argand Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Auriemma Mr. and Mrs. Avcrna Frances Baccaro James C. Bartar Miss Fanny Bell Millie Bendeskey Mr. and Mrs. Benkamin Annette Bergamasco Sammy Melia and Carol Bevere Grandpa Bielski Miss Ruth Bilczewski Veronica Bilczewski Mr. and Mrs. M. Biendi Mrs. Biendi Mr. and Mrs. Biscardi Robin Blackman Blackwell Family Mr. and Mrs. W. Blackwell Pasquale Boccardo Bud Bodcwaldt Joe and Lena Bove Joseph Bargalia Mrs. Jessistma Bowen Claire Branchi Miss Ernestine Brewer Glenn Brewster Mr. and Mrs. A. Briante John Bcitton Broadway Candy Shop Paul B. Boweig Ralph 8ruzzichesi Ben Bucco Richard Bucco Sandy Buidley Mr. and Mrs. D. Buda Mrs. Della Buo nan no Gwendalyn Butler Alma M. Byron Cagale Family Anthony Casale Mr. J. Cassizzi Joann Castellano Mr. William Castclluccio John Catanzaro Mr. and Mrs. E. Ccrato Karen Cctrulo Anthony Ciampi Elvezio Cignarella J. and F. Cleaners A. J. Codella Mr. and Mrs. M, Colenito Anthony Buccino and Tina Conforti Conforti Family Mr. and Mrs. Contaldi Bill Cooper Frank Cordelia Craigettas Beauty Salon Roscoe Croom Mr. and Mrs. P. Cuozzo Nick Cupoli Ida Cupoli Viola Cupoli Joseph A. Curran, III Charlotte Quillan Eddie and Jackie Costello Angela Caruso Carol A. Caroglia Carol A. Caroglia Vivian Caruso Marion Cafono Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cancelliere August Capitti Louise Capitti Joseph Capitti Mr. and Mrs. M. Capitti John Capriglione. Jr. Catherine and Larry Caprio Mr. and Mrs. F. Cappaze J. Caputo R. Carbone Mrs. Joan Carchia Carolyn Carchia Barbara Carchia Marie L. Carida Connie Carnegis Johnny Carollo Florence Carr Gloria Carr Lincoln Carr Mr. and Mrs. G. Carrick Mrs. F. Carrick Maryann Carusillo Jean D’Agostino Georgiana D’Amico Ruth Danniels Joan S. D'Antuono Helen and Lou D'Antuono Lorraine Davis D. D. T. Paul De Bacco Lois De Benedetto Mr. and Mrs. W. De Carlo Joan De Filipps Mrs. S. De Froscia Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Del Guercio Jerry Del Guercio Elaine De Lorenzo Mrs. Mildred Del Mauro Eileen and Johnny De Luca Lillian Demsky Kathy De Palma De Risi Family Mr. and Mrs. A. De Sina Emma De Sina Genevieve De Trolio Mike De Vincenzo Cosmo De Vito Trena De Vito Alfred B. Devlin Deykes Family Carmine Di Chiara Johnny Di Marco Harry Dockery Henry F. Donn Bill Dunsavage Eddie and Lorraine Elaine's Coffee Shoppe Mr. I. Elan Angela and Frankie Elefante Ellie Del Russo and Bob Evans Marie Ewert Margaret. Douglas and Katherine Farnis Grace Ferrara Louis Faruoll Vi Federicci Mrs. Vera Lee, Chairman, Youth Felicitaires Doris Ferraro Jerry Ferraro Mildred R. Ferraro Mrs. Fcrrarrelli and Son Mrs. Jean Fcrrigno Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Filoramo and Donna Frank A. Fiorito Florence M. and S. Foods Bob Fosten Dot Freeman A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend 60 A Friend Al Harris Gladys W. Harris Robert Hayes Helen Heinz Terry Hill Mrs. H. Horvat Michael Hrenko Bob Boxer and Anne Hummel Mr. and Mrs. Armando S. Garofalo Mr. and Mrs. E. Garofalo Bobby A. Garrido Mrs. Lloyd M. Garris Ann Gaughan Elaine Gazerro Sunny Gentesse Enna Giammona The Gelliam Family Freddie Gizzi Anna Gocklin Leonard Godfrey S. Golden Phyllis Gonnella Bob Good Carol Golden Catherine Grant Jackie, Louise Grant The Gradone's Frank Graham Mrs. Grande Gerald Grasso Mrs. G. Gregory Grieco Family The Grimsley Family Walter and Mildred Grove Joseph Guarino Guiliano Family Joan Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Guthrie. Jr Richard Ingram Mr. J. lovino Gloria Iwansky Hermon Jackson Mrs. Clarence S. Jenifer, Jr. Mrs. Clarence S. Jenifer Mr. and Mrs. George Jannicelli Mrs. Pat Janniulli Madeline D. Jannone Mrs. Rose Juliano Mr. S. Juliano Bettina Juliano Chickle Juliano Leonard Kaplonski Mary Karcheski Mr. and Mrs. L. Kelly Martha Kemphill Louise Kessler Mr. John Kleanthis L. Kosofsky A. Kuckinskas Richie and Vinnie Lopomo Rayma LaConte Anthony LaConte Ray LaFonte Sue LePore Angie Labanzatta Mrs. Frank LaCapra Nellie LaConte Lamberti Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Lamarca, Sr. Howard Lanno Bill and Ken Lanno Carol LaPola Mr. and Mrs. J. Lardieri and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Lardiere Mr. and Mrs. James. Michael Lardieri Mary LaTorraca Mrs. Henry Leff Jim and Ann Lepore Ann Fcrrarrelli Litevin Family Anita Lombardi The LoPoltro’s Mr. and Mrs. M. Lopomo Anthony Lopomo Mr. and Mrs. B. Luzi Barbara Mallozzi Albert Mancuso Mr. and Mrs. A. Maria Marlene Forfa Lu Mart a Lillian Mascola May's Card Shop Mr. and Mrs. Luman McClary Rose Morarvo Matty Magliacano John Malanga Joe Mancuso Jimmy and Vinny Mangino Helen Manipol Nicholas . Maragehs Mil Maria Nancy Marques Mr. and Mrs. Martella Dee Mascola Mrs Ida Mackey Mr. McEwan Mrs. Regma D Me Geary Michael Megaro Mr. Mickey Mekhionne Connie Mellilo Patty Milinkovich Robert P. Miller Billy Miller and Adele Reed Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Miller Mrs. Eva Miller Mr. and Mrs. R. Monahan Vincent Montano Johnnie Monticellc John Monticello Mrs. F. Morgan Frank MuCCiolo Mickey and Mul Meta Murdy Muscarella's Tony Mustaacchio Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nahulak Frank Nappi Ralph Nesto Ralph Nicastro Nora’s Sweet Shop Richard Notare Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nunzio Mrs. C. O'Dea Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Olawski Ida O'Neill Larry Pallante Jo Ann Palomba and Marie Gerardo Angela Palmieri Mr. and Mrs. G. Panaccione Antoinette Pangallo Al Panico Madeline Paone Eileen Parrott Mr. and Mrs. Parzanese Elayne Paulakos Eileen Pea re Johnny De Luca and Eileen Peare Harold Peare Officer Vincent J. Pedalino Patti Pepc Ed Pesugmo Rosalyn Peters Mr. and Mrs. Ned A. Petrillo Lena Pezza Isabella Pezza Nancy Pezza Pat Picone Michael Pietrangelo Miss Carol Pizzi Johanna Potignano Gail Prestwich Mrs Elsie Prynn Cathy Quilban C. Radice Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Radice Mr. and Mrs. William Radice Mr. A. Rafanello 61 Mr. and Mrs. B. Rafanello Mr. and Mrs. D. Raimo Mrs. R. Rallo Candy and Robert Rallo Don Ravalese Anabelle Reames Gerard Restaino Meana Restaino Michael and Jerry Restaino Susan Rispo Gloria Roe Mr. and Mrs. L. Roma Gloria Rosamilia Mr. Jerry Rosamilia Mr. and Mrs. J. Roselli Arnold J. Rossi Joe Rossille Drew and Barbara Rothman Angie and Joe Rotunda Joseph N. Rubino John Ruffner Charlotte and Michael Rullis Vincent Russo Frank Russomanno Eleanor Sacco Linda L Sacco Harold Salters Jerry Santaniello J. Santuoso Ann Sarno Betty Schiavio Mr. S. Schiffman Pat Serram Seventh Period Honor Study Barry Shiffer Mr. M. Shlofmitz Rev. John Shorter Rosalie Silesia Minnie Simini Joe Skiba Mr. and Mrs. W. Skalla Rosemary Deluca and Bobby Slonim Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith Lorraine Sojka Mr. and Mrs. J. Sorrentino Mr. and Mrs. F. Sorrentino and Family Mrs N. Soriano Mrs. Mary Stanko Mrs. Marion Stern Mildred Stone Luke Suppa Mr. and Mrs. Suppa Mr. Talent Mary L. Taylor and June Miss Ann Marie Tempanaro Mr. and Mrs. C. Tempanaro The Testa Twins Anne Tirico Terry Trent Red Trento Mr. and Mrs. M. Trento and Sons Mr. and Mrs. J. Trotte Ginnie Tuite Frank Tunnero Helen B. Tunstead Carol Palozzola and Joe Valenti Warren H. Vankirk Vclard’s Supperette Mrs. E. Ventola Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ventola Mrs. Roxy Verderosa Madelyn and Terry Verderosa Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Verniero Claire Vicera Deanna Vicera Mr. and Mrs. M. Vitiello Ronnie Vitiello Mr. and Mrs. M. Vitello Mickey Vitucci Mike Vitucci Walter Wade Daniel Walls Jane Whalen Eleanor D. Wilsey Mr. and Mrs. John Wright John J. Wright Rose A. Zarro 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. Mitchell 3-5280 62 We the June Class of 1962 wish to congratulate and commemorate the JANUARY CLASS OF 1962. We also wish to express our sincere hope for the attainment of your highest aspiration. 63 HU 5-2914 Koeeo Itusso ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Commercial - Industrial - Residential Power - Lighting A Res. 604 N. 5th STREET NEWARK 7, N. J. 64 HU 4-7373 Congratulations to Barringer High Graduates RALLO’S • CAFE ROSA Remember to Save Regularly at Italian Cuisine at Its Finest THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION Gracious Outdoor Dining Atmosphere Indoors Main Office 768 BROAD STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY • Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 483 ORANGE STREET HU 5-9603 Block's Stationery Greeting Cards - School Supplies CUT RATE CIGARS 213 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 65 Congratulations to the HU 3-4068 4A CLASS GRUNNING’S CONFECTIONERS L L Home Made Ice Cream AUTO REPAIRING and Candies 340 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE 496 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY MArket 2-8792 Congratulations and Best Wishes from “RESERVOIR CLUB INCORPORATED BAR - RESTAURANT - PIZZERIA MR. and MRS. Italian Food Specialties B. ROTHMAN 361 South Ninth Street, corner 14th Avenue Newark 3. N. J. STADIUM PHARMACY VIC’S TEXACO SERVICE 458 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Eleventh Street and South Orange Avenue Newark, New Jersey PL P-2220—2221 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1962 MUSCARA MUSIC 312 WASHINGTON AVENUE BELLEVILLE. N J. Best Luck to the Graduating Class ESSEX DECORATORS HAPPINESS ANO SUCCESS TO CAROLE SACCO ANO THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1962 FINE FURNITURE Complete Home Decorating A FRIEND 60 Broadway Newark. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO PATTI LOVE MOM and DAD •� ANTHONY DE SINO HU 2-8220 GIANNOTTOS PHARMACY BEST WISHES TO ARLENE CCCE Benedetta and Nicholas Giannotto. B Sc., Reg. Pharm. ROBERT DE CARLO 195 First Avenue, corner Bloomfield Avenue Newark, New Jersey HUmboldt 2-4255 JOHN J. MULLIGAN SON BODHOLTS DINER MOVERS 511 Orange Street 447 Summer Avenue Newark 4. N. J. Newark, New Jersey ESSEX 2-9604 Free Delivery Good Luck to CAROLYN CARUSO JOHN S PEPPER POT Compliments of PAT MEGARO ITALIAN STYLE PIZZA PIES Our Specialty - Submarine Sandwiches • Sausages • Meat Balls • Hot Dogs • Peppers and Eggs 547 South Orange Avenue. Newark 3, N. J. 6? CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON GREGORY COMPLIMENTS TO and tho THE GRADUATING CLASS CLASS OP JANUARY 1962 from MR. and MRS. LOUIS CUZZOLINO B Cr D BEST WISHES HU 2-2885 to tho 4A CLASS FEINSMITH’S MEN'S SHOP MR and MRS. J. CLARICURZIO 497 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. HU 2-0432 HU 2-3248 JOHN HANCOCK LOU CAPUTO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY FLORIST ANTHONY VENTOIA AGENT 51 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. GOOD LUCK CONGRATULATIONS TO TO OUR MY NEPHEW. GREGORY. SISTER TINA and the CLASS OF JANUARY 1962 MICHAEL and GERALD CONFORTI FRANCES Dl RISI HU 3-9317 MU 2-8453 MT. PROSPECT ANGELOS I.V. LIQUOR STORE SALES and SERVICE 324-A MT. PROSPECT AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 515 SUMMER AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE ASHLAND PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS OUR BUSINESS BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF JANUARY 1962 431 PARK AVENUE EAST ORANGE. N. J. HENRY PASSAFARO HU 2-9228 Bl 3-1261 ASSOCIATED HEAT INC. SWANK MEN'S SHOP 718 SOUTH 13TH STREET NEWARK. N. J. 185 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR NEPHEW. GREGORY. LOU fir AL S HI-SPOT and HIS CLASSMATES MR. and MRS. 113 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. JOSEPH CROCE 68 GOOD LUCK TO ARLENE AND DONNA from the EMPLOYEES OF WOOLWORTH S 5 O 10 BEST WISHES TO ANNA MARIE. ROSIE. AND PAT THE CONGENIALS HU 3-5360 HU 3-7800 JOHN DE MARZI MEAT AND POULTRY 162 VERONA AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. MU 8-4882 COMPLIMENTS OF M. LO CONTE TRUCKING 589 WINCHESTER AVENUE UNION. N. J. COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS ARTHUR ADESSA B. T. GANNY—OPTICIAN 83 ACADEMY STREET NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS JOSEPH CUZZOLINO FURRIER 394 CHESTNUT STREET NEWARK 5. N. J. BEST WISHES F. W. WOOLWORTH Cr CO. NEWARK. NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES LOCAL 389 B. S. f. I. U. EXECUTIVE BOARD CHARMS CANDY COMPANY 135 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE BLOOMFIELD. N. i. COMPLIMENTS Of TONY’S BARBER SHOP 515 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1962 DENNIS and FRANK BALL MU 7-0510 CONGRATULATIONS FROM SERVICE MASTER 864 HOBSON STREET UNION. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS FROM P. J.’S RESTAURANT 226 KEARNY AVENUE KEARNY. N. J. WOODSIDE COIN LAUNDROMAT 71 GRAFTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. PATSY DE LUCIA LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY Wholttal and R«t il 371 FIFTEENTH AVENUE NEWARK 3. N. J. 69 AQUA-PETS AND NEWARK LIGHT CO., PET SUPPLY INCORPORATED 223 Bloomfield Avenue Bloomfield, N. J. 559 Washington Avenue Belleville. N. J. Compliments HU 3-1294 of F. COTTONE VICTOR and PAMELA DcFILIPPO ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS Wrought Iron Railings Fire Escapes 504-10 Delavan Avenue Newark 7, N. J. Congratulations to Our Daughter and SERRANI TIRE SERVICE The Graduating Class of January 1962 11 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. MR. and MRS. THOMAS G. PUNZO, SR. MArket 2-0145 NEW JERSEY ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 352 PLANE STREET NEWARK 2. N. J. Compliments of AMERICAN COLLEGE OF COSMETOLOGY F. J. POMICE For Better Beauticians Congratulations to the Graduating Class PLAZA THEATRE 129 North Seventh Street Newark. N. J. 9 Warren Street Newark. N. J. MU 3-0420 Congratulations ZIGS BAKERY BEAUTIFUL LINE OF BIRTHDAY CAKES 282 First Avenue Newark. N. J. 70 COMPLIMENTS from MRS. ELEANOR R. FABIANO DANNY FERRANTI'S PRIME MEAT MARKET Newark. N. J. VACCA'S TRAVEL BUREAU ALPHONSE A. VACCA - General Manager 144 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO MY DAUGHTER. BRENDA. AND THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1962 MR. and MRS. ROCCO RUSSO LENFANTE'S TOYLAND TOYS • PLUSH TOYS - GREETING CARDS 71 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. GOOD LUCK TO CAROL BEN. RALPH and FRANK RADICE COMPLIMENTS from A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF THE LATIN CLUB BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL ROSELLI'S AMERICAN SERVICE STATION 560 Bloomfield Avenue cor. N. Thirteenth Street Newark. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO BRENDA RUSSO Compliments of A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS ANO BLESSINGS TO GERRY LARDIERI LOU ALTIERI COMPLIMENTS OF CLUB McKINLEY 31 Park Avenue Newark, N. J. AL CANE INTERIORS 28S Stegnian Parkway MORT'S MARKET 509-513 Summer Avenue Newark. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF JANUARY 1962 MR. and MRS. J. LA MARCA. JR. BEST WISHES TO ANN MR. and MRS. RICHARD PARADISE CONGRATULATIONS GERRY MOM - DAD - THOMAS and 8ARBARA LARDIERI DOM'S SHOE REPAIR 70 Grafton Avenue Newark 4. N. J. A FRIEND of MARY MASSEY CONGRATULATIONS TO LUCILLE GIAMMONA NICHOLAS F. CAPORANO CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON. ARMEN. ANO THE 4A CLASS OF 1962 MR. and MRS. LEVON KHACHADOURIAN BEST WISHES TO THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1962 MR. and MRS. JOSEPH R. CURRAN 8EST WISHES REED'S GREETING CARDS 454 Orange Street Newark. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS MR. and MRS. MICHAEL PORCELLO HU 2-0819 THOMAS GIALANELLA fir SONS PRIME MEATS AND POULTRY 146 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. COMPLIMENTS FROM THE ARROW BAR 99 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 2-5862 C fir D WINE and LIQUOR 152 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES ALS MEAT MARKET 287 Orange Street Newark. N. J. GOOD LUCK TO OLGA A FRIEND SAM MAIORANA BARNEY'S PIZZERIA 548 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. TESS SPORTING GOODS and TROPHIES 193 Summer Avenue Newark. N. J. JESSIE CAFARO DRESSMAKER 82 Broadway Newark. N. J. 71 GOOD LUCK from TONY. TONY. OTTO. ANITA. CAROLYN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BEST WISHES TO GINNY MR. and MRS. E. RESTAINO CONGRATULATIONS TO NANCY AND THE 4A CLASS from ROSANNE and TOMMY CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR CLASS CAROL. ARLENE. EILEEN LAZAROFF S PRESCRIPTIONS - COSMETICS G. L. Del Russi, Ph G. 244 Broadway Newark. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS JIMMY. JOE. VIN. CHUCK. LOU. STAN. PETE. VIN. BILL and FRANK BEST OF LUCK CONSTANCE and JOSEPH STOLFI GOOO LUCK and SUCCESS TO ALL THE SENIORS BOBBIE. GINNY. CHARLOTTE Congratulations to My Niece, BARBARA ANNE, and the Graduating Class of January 1962 from MISS MARGE EYTEL CONGRATULATIONS TO ARLENE from JEROME CAPOZZI TOM TED THE BACHELOR FOUR VINCE RIP CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SISTER BOBBIE ANNE And the Graduating Class of January 1962 CAROL and MARK DONOHUE CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER. JEANNE. AND HER CLASSMATES Love MOM and DAD LANNO D. MANSUETO €r SONS WHOLESALE FISH DEALERS 373 Fifteenth Avenue Newark 3. N. J. VERONA SWEET SHOPPE 282 Verona Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 2-7555 Free Delivery RESNICK DRUG and LIQUOR 449 Summer Avenue Newark 4. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO JOAN from MOM. DAD and RONNIE HELME BOB and LOU S LUNCHEONETTE 106 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 5-5341 POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SALON COMPLIMENTS OF RUTH AND MIDGE 141 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. SUSSEX SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY 302 Sussex Avenue Newark. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SISTER. BARBARA ANNE, and the Graduating Class of January 1962 Pvt. and MRS. THOMAS G. PUNZO. Jr. ENG'S LAUNDRY WE DO ALL KINDS OF LAUNDRY WORK 474 Roseville Avenue Newark 7, N. J. COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS from DAVE and AL BRANCH BROOK COMPANY 223 Bloomfield Avenue Newark 4. N. ). CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1962 J and P TO DONNA from the CHA CHA GIRLS” CONGRATULATIONS TO MY NIECE. BARBARA ANNE, and the Graduating Class of January 1962 MRS. CLEO BEEVERS THE BLUE and WHITE 105 Park Avenue Newark, N. J. A FRIEND C. HAUSEN 165 Market Street Newark, N. J. HU 3-0019 CONGRATULATIONS ROSEVILLE PIZZERIA 478 Roseville Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 5-6091 CEDAR CLEANERS 431 Orange Street Newark. N. J. 72 ( sontenh pkeme . 4 ebication . . 10 CCbministiation an.b ' -actAhij . 11 - oniats . 21 uilicu6um . 68 • Cf otts , . 77 CCchi.viii.es . . P-2 Cations anb CCbveitisements . 100 'f k - zZrhncA Gloat k, )gw GtSGij Newark High School, the third oldest public secondary school in the country, was established in 1838 on Washington and Linden Streets. The Gym Building was added in 1931. WITH GRATITUDE AND PRIDE In 1962. the Newark Board of Education authorized the clearance of the site for the new Barringer High School. Construction bids have been submitted, and the architect, Mr. Robert H. Fava, completed the architectural plans and renderings. By 1964. the project will be ready. Barringer will finally have the physical plant and facilities needed to continue its tradition of excellence in education. With great pride and satisfaction, the citizens of Newark endorsed the construction of this long awaited dream. The present Barringer High School opened its doors in 1898. GW y ) Gwatk Famed in sono and story; temple gray and castle hold. On this ground will arise the new Barringer Out with the old, and in with the new! TO MetT THE NEEDS OF THIS GROW,HO COMMUNITY IN KEEPING WITH THE EXPANSION OP A NEW NEWARK the new BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL WILL BE BUILT ON THIS SITE LEO P. CARLIN WAVON • OA� 0 or fDUCATION MORRIS FUCHS MRS HOWARD G MAGEMAN 0 FDWABD ( KENNEI.LV In the beginning was the word. “The new building will house the finest educational plant in the city. tL A) 3 a ttituzet IttGU h the eats, LYTA GERHOLD “What you are to be you are now becoming —a sign on Mr. Vogel’s office I remember once more as I am about to be graduated. What I am to be. I do not yet fully know. What I am now; I can largely attribute to Barringer. Through the guidance and understanding of my teachers, the fellowship of my friends, and the patience of my parents. I have been aided in my development as an individual. DON DEL PLATO My three years at Barringer High have been most enjoyable and pleasant. I have participated on the track and swimming teams, improving not only in athletic ability, but learning a basic lesson in sportsmanship as well. Both the teachers and the students at Barringer have been amiable, sincere, and understanding. I have broadened my scholastic and industrial abilities. Now. as I prepare to embark on a career as an industrial arts teacher, I can look back at the wonderful memories of Barringer and say, Thank you Barringer, for you have served me as a stepping stone to a future Of endless opportunity. ROSALYN ZEID My three years 1 Barringer have proved to be a wonderful experience; one that I'll never forget. I have attained an intellectual background which has opened the doors of college and a future of infinite opportunity to me. I have acquired many warm and sincere friends here at Barringer who I will always remember as some of the nicest people I have ever known. The traditional Barringer school spirit has carried over to our class as it does in all classes. I shall never forget this spirit which has been a part of me throughout my stay at Barringer. THOMAS MEEKER My three years at Barringer have given me several experiences that are a part of learning to become an adult. I have made many new friends and have had the opportunity to work in harmony with them. Needless to say. I have had the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of higher education. But beyond this. I was fortunate enough to broaden my cultural background through field trips, and classes pertaining to musical concepts or theories These three years have made me realize the necessity of a good education. My Barringer years have not only improved me educationally, but also have expanded my outside or social interests. Saturday afternoons were something to look forward to during the football season. The several dsnees held each year, have made many enjoyable Friday nights. These are just a few of the things which have left an indelible mark on my mind, and shall keep the spirit of Barringer alive in me forever. ( X pLbr p tatse I o atl io s L nbtn fr! BARBARA Dl GIOVANNI I feel that my past three years at Barringer have broadened my intellectual background. I've found guidance and understanding among my counsellors and teachers. These years have been full of fun and excitement. Not only have they changed my outlook on life, but they have given me moments of pleasure. Barringer's extra-curricular activity program has given me the opportunity to meet many new friends and participate in activities with them. These activities have helped me to become a part of the wonderful warm and friendly atmosphere at Barringer. DONALD HUPE Barringer has given me an opportunity to achieve what is perhaps the greatest gift of all; the gift of knowledge. I have made many friends by participating in academic and social affairs. I have learned not only the type of knowledge that one finds in textbooks, but also tangible type such as meeting people and engaging in activities with them. Barringer has helped me to choose my prospective career and impart in me the desire to succeed. MIKE VALENTINO My three years at Barringer have been a wonderful experience. and also, a rewarding one. They have been rewarding because of the valuable relationships that I have made in athletic participation. Learning the lesson of fair play and sportsmanship has oeen one of my treasured accomplishments. I am deeply indebted to the teachers at Barringer in helping me choose my major field of study, in selecting a college, and in helping me to stay on the right path. But most of all, my relationships with the students of Barringer High, old friends and new, have been a most gratifying and deeply rich experience. TERRY TRENT What have these last three years in Barringer meant to me? They have left me with a lot of wonderful and yes. even incredible memories. I have made a lot of new and unforgettable friends, yet I have kept up my most valuable friendships with my old friends; the ones from whom I hope never to be separated. Barringer is filled with traditions which at first had no meaning to me. But after I became accustomed to the school and started to take part in the many activities offered, the traditions became a part of me. and likewise. I became a part of them. I have received perhaps one of the best educations that could be offered anywhere. Yes. Barringer means a lot to me and I know that I shall never forget the profitable experiences, scholastic and social, which have poured forth from the proud walls of the Big Blue. bicaiion l(_) 2 atute -rtnoioski No bubble is so iridescent or floats longer than that blown by the successful teacher. Sir William Osier The graduating class of June, 1962 is privileged to dedicate this Yearbook to Mr. William Janowski, scholar and gentleman. His patience and calm deliberation solved many of our problems; his integrity and cheerful disposition inspired efforts toward bettering ourselves, our school, and our community. We are aware of the responsibilities in the years ahead. We want to express now our sincere appreciation for the guidance and wisdom which you. Mr. Jan. so unselfishly extended and which will help us meet these challenges. ( bm.ltiisttG.Lion anb clclAL asks a I if) l esipGnsikikiities t 5 jCjanu lOiiiiam €. 2 in PRINCIPAL Our principal admires architect’s rendering of the New Barringer. 61 C S oia Head Guidance Counselor. Mr. John Vogel, and Senior Counselor. Miss Margerite McLaughlin. interpret college board scores to Charles Sportelli. 16 is a race between education and catastrophe! H. G. WELLS H. GtJiso M A Mathematics J. Kritser M A English L Mintkoff B.A. Physics A. S«kn«l4«r BA Science C. M. Gray BA English W. Gra«nfi«l4 BS. E ED Music M. Griffin A B . M A Librarian I. Lab B.A. Biology L. lahrman BS Art M. Larncr M A Science Chairman J. Mohrhaulcr B.A F. Morgan M A A. Napporano M A Sight Conservation Home Economics Physical Education L. Augustus B.S. Social Studies N. M. Aren M A Mathematics Chairman R. Brashcar A B. Library H.Farquhar M A Mathematics M Ferraro M.A. Social Studies S Krueger M.A. English o m8 M. Jjnnonc W. Janowtki L. Kaplontki M.A. MA. M.A. English. French English Social Studies P. Lippe M.A. Social Studies Chairman M. Lombardi M.A. Physical Education Or. R. Lowenstein PhD. Foraign Languages M. Nunsio H. Otaro P. Rastaino B A M A M.EO. English Foreign Language Social Studies M Starn B.A. H. Tunstead A.E. 0. Varrtiera M.A. Music Chemistry Industrial Arts A. Byron 8 PE Physical Education W. Castalluccio MA. Physical Sciences C Cicurillo M.A. Social Studies J. Cellar B.S. Business Education J Gatman 8.A Biology Senior Science J. Giannini PhD. Foraign Languages L. Kappstatter B.S. Business Education L. Kessler BA. Art C. Kingsley M.A. English 0. C. McEwan M.A Mathematics R. McCrary B.S Home Economic E McLaughlin B.A. English Or. G. Salerno 0 ED English Chairman A.Sauer E. Scalara Industrial Arts M.A. Physical Education J. M. Vogel M. Waist M.A. B.S. Head Guidance Business Education Counselor E. Wilsay BA Mathematics C. Di Chura M.A. Physical Education J. Girkonf M.A. English L. KosoHky MA. Chemistry O. Malito B.S. Science W. Shulman M . English 17 yiZcinint to Ijirjht Teaching is a hectic, demanding, and emotionally grueling profession that requires dedication, study, knowledge, patience, leadership. and per- mi 9 y wm wi '.i 3 i ■ Five lectures a day . . . prepared to arouse the interest of the eager students as well as the apathetic. After school assistance begins at 2:30 p.m. and ends at 4.00 p.m. It's 4:30 pm., and Mr. Castellucoo is submerged in tests, homework assignments, and lab experiments. His brief case will be full tonight. Dr. Edward Rattennc examines student, while nurse. Mrs. Linda Kocian looks on. Teacher-clerk. Miss Fanny Bell, and secretary. Mrs. Eva Goldsmith, check time book. Cafeteria staff pose proudly with Thanksgiving turkeys. School clerks. Mrs. Marie Jones and Miss Ann Roc-co. tabulate school registers. Maintenance crew pause long enough in their work to have their picture taken. 19 anb J- ab :anb f ekinb C s! Fathers and Sons Association Executive Committee: Selling football programs . . . trophies . . . a fabulous banquet ... a scholarship . . . new uniforms ... steak breakfasts . . . boost morale . . . fight for better education . . . such is their work. PTA holds frantic meeting over the costs of graduation and prom plans. The Thirty-Ninth Annual Banquet of the Old Guard is held Thanksgiving Eve. Athletic alumni uphold the traditions of the Blue. mm P.T.A. presents new Polaroid camera to William R. Cain, Principal, to be used by the Student Council and the Acropolis Staff. - eniots Gui abventute Since 1838, Barringer High School has graduated a distinguished list of alumni. The roll call of illustrious personalities include Stephen Crane. Jerome Kern. Oliver Wendel Holmes, Supreme Court Justice William Brennen. In all fields of endeavor. Barringer graduates have achieved eminence. The men pictured on this page a e just a few of the many prominent Barringer graduates. The Top Ten. are the students at Barringer who have proven to be outstanding citizens as well as academic students. We earnestly hope that these honored students will continue this great tradition established by our alumni. MEDICINE: Dr. Anthony Crccca. Class '27, distinguished heart surgeon, who was instrumental in developing hypoderma. a method of lowering the body temperature in order to perform heart surgery. GOVERNMENT: Congressman Peter W. Rodino, Class '32. has been a member of the House of Representatives for fourteen years, and in this time, he has established himself as a forceful liberal. EDUCATION: Mr. Robert P. Biuno, Class '44, is Director of Admissions of Rutgers University in Newark. BUSINESS: Mr. Mark Anton i president of the Propane Gas Com pany, and he was former state senator KATHLEEN DcPALMA Tie—First Place LYTA GERHOLD Third Place SUSAN RISPO Tie—First Place THERESA ALBANESE Fourth Place The senior class is proud to honor these ten students who through conscientious study and effort attained the highest academic rating of the graduating class of June 1962. PATRICIA LOFTUS Fifth Place JOSEPH GRODIS Sixth Place WILLIAM COLLINS Seventh Place CHARACTER: Lyta Gerhold instructs deaf children in a Lutheran Sunday School. SCHOLARSHIP: William Collins performs original research in chemistry laboratory. A onJ V Patricia Fuller Vice Pres idem Patricia Lottus Theresa Albancse Secretary Carol Galdo Lyta Gerhold Patricia Brown Rosalyn Zeid Treasurer Jo Arlene Abram Carole Fabrisio Dorothy Mieie Paula Mignone Donna Paduano Vitina Petrancosta Albert Cameron Susan Risge SERVICE: Susan Rispo. a member of the Tutoring Committee, assists Mtrie Carida Nancy Carter Doris Cruz Karon Cctrulo Kathleen DePalma Joseph Grodis Mkhaol lachetta Arthur JuNana Donna Rotonda John Ruffnor Joseph Skiba Charles Sportclli Angela Vitale ass Ou i tcets HOW TO SUCCEED WITHOUT TRYING! President Michael lachetta pins the tail on the dragon. Vice President William Demetroulakos is caught working! jrc cc We can testify that the faculty-student game was fixed! Now, tell me, what’s on When Mr. DiChiara's car stalls. Carmine your mind. DiChiara has the key to the situation. Senior cool cats hold a jam session beneath the gaie of Mendelssohn. JO ARLENE ABRAM 352 Mount Prospect Avenue Jo .. . petite end loquacious . . . building her future around nursing . . . talented cheerleader and cha-cha girl . . . full of charm and comic wit ... a must at any social gathering . . . always wonderfully, warmly herself. Bowling Club. Cheerleader. Science C ub. tee Skating Club. Future Teachers of America. Homeroom President. National Honor Society. Orchestra. Day Nursery Volunteer, Advance Chorus. Cha-Cha Girl. Debating Club. Dance Committee. Yearbook Stall. THERESA ANN ALBANESE 115 Third Street Terry ... a cute and busy blonde . . . delightful smile . . . charming . . . never speechless . . . delights in merrymaking . . . enjoys bowling, dating and eating . . . Montclair State Teachers College will tram this mathematics major. Homeroom Treasurer, Student Council. Tutoring Committee. Bed Cross, Future Teachers of America. Dance Committee. Science Club. Class Council. Yearbook Staff. National Honor Society. WILLIAM ABRIDELLO 195 Third Street Aggie ... a discrimination dresser . . . the Jersey shore is his heaven . . . usually behind the wheel, or at the nearest bowling alley ... a quiet fellow. GAIL ALLEN 195 Orange Street Gail ... a very pleasant person with a knack for expressing herself . . . radiates warm humor and common sense ... her hobbies include collecting jazz records, dancing, and ice skating . . . driving is a must . . . detests getting up early and anything suggestive of cooking . . . hopes to become a teacher. Future Teachers of America. Science Club. Bed Cross. Assembly Committee. Hospital Volunteer. 28 ANGELO AIELLO 42 Webster Street An honest and sincere person whose silence is often broken with a witty remark . . . thoughtful and kind it Angelo, who has not learned the word no when asked to do something for a friend ... our country's defense may one day depend on this future aerospace engineer. BEATRICE ALMEIDA 337 Broadway Bea ... a tall attractive young Miss . . ■ noted for her unusual coiffures . . loves movies, dances, and clothes from the Village . . . nursing will be her career. Science Club, Debating Club. Chorus. LUIS APONTE 8 May Street One of our quieter ltudent . . . always respectful . . . enjoy sports. good movies, end reeding . . . can do without homework end getting up m the morning . . . after a vacation, the Navy is the next tep for Luis. PHYLLIS ANN AVALONI 259 Berkeley Avenue Phyl ... an attractive girl with a friendly and warm smile, and a gay and happy disposition . . . loves to have fun and to go places . . . dancing, collecting records, dating and reading are among her favorite activities . . her aspiration i to become a grammar school teacher. Catholic Youth Organuation. Science Club. CLAUDIA W. BAKER 48 V4 Chester Avenue Ducky . . . Sweet, sincere and well poised . . . creates her own high fashions . . . a mellow voice and talented pianist . . . will work with small children as a kindergarten teacher. future Teachers of America. Spanish Club, Biology Club. Chorus X. WILLIAM THOMAS BAROWSKI 683 Broadway Bill . . . lightning on the court . . . handsome yet modest ... an avid sports enthusiast . . . dribble hts way to many hearts . . . presents a tine picture as an industrial art teacher. Soys' Leaders' Club. Science Club. Captain Varsity Basketball Team. 2 Varsity Basketball Letters. ANN LOUISE BEAUCHAMP 51 North Thirteenth Street Annie ... a sweet and intelligent girl, whose outstanding athletic abilities have won for her a Barringer B . . . always fun to be with ... a girl with drive and ambition. Assembly Committee. Band. Science Club. Mixed Chorus. Advanced Chorus. Senior Council Member. BRENDA MARIA BERESFORD 447 North Seventh Street Bren . . . will enliven any party . . . never a dull moment when she's around . . . constantly talking and promoting confusion . . . able spark plug of the Senior Class ... at ease anywhere . . . will attend business school. Science Club. Ice Skating Club. Yearbook Staff. 29 ALDO ANTONY BONAVITA 739 Ridge Street A1 ... shy ... the quiet one . . . hate to get up in the morning . . . proficient in math . . . visions of numbers dance through his head ... A math major. Math Club. Chess Club. BARBARA BORGENSIN 181 Woodside Avenue Happy-go-lucky Barbara loves the whole world . . . quiet until a spark Is kindled and then watch out! . . . the color blue and convertibles arc two things adored by this girl . . . but, oh, how she hates to get up in the morning! Skating Club. CHRISTOPHER BORZUKU 559 8roa:5way Chris . . . beware of the quiet one . . . his slender silhouotto and dark complexion make him easy prey for any girl . . . quite a guy ... an ag le soccer player ... the thin man helped to bring Mr. DChiara closer to middle age. Soccer, Varsity Service Club. CAROLYN FAYE BOUIE 178 Second Street Carol ... her sweet and gentle naturo is an asset which will always make her well liked . . . petite and sincere . . . her future ambition is to become a chemical secretary. Office Monitor. Debating Club. BARBARA BOUTSIKARIS 180 Highland Avenue A true beauty . . . our own contest winner . . . brimming over with talent in art ... It you hear singing it's not Doris Day but Barbara . . . raven hair and sparkling eyes. Homeroom Vice President. Dance Committee. BRIAN BOWLER 20 North Ninth Street Tall and good looking . . . known for his warm smile and low keyed humor . . . an intellectual maverick ... an individualist ... a perceptive thinker ... a probing mind . . . hopes to attend college and then law school. Acropolis. Yearbook Staff. Science Club. Assembly Committee. Spanish Club. 30 GAIL FRANCIS BRAXTON 62 Seventh Av nu Gail . . ■ iwNt and thy it the ... at thoughtful at a mitt can be . . . her unusual ealmnett and tunny disposition will be more than welcomed by the nurting profession Junior Red Crotf. Science Club. Methodist fellowship. Orchestra. JACQUELYN ELIZABETH ANN BROWN 125 Sheffield Drive Jackie ... a girl with a terrific tente of humor . . . loves to laugh . . . hat many friends . . . bowling and swimming can attribute to her cute figure . . . in the future. Jackie will be our antwer to Florence Nightingale. GLENN RICHARD BREWSTER 477 Mount Prospect Avenue Glen . . . always teen with a smile . . . active in school tportt. especially track, for which he won many city titles . . . loves working with cart . . . traveling, especially in the Middle West, is Glen's favorite hobby . . . plant to attend military school and college. Football, Indoor Track. Outdoor frock. JOHN ALLEN BREZNAK 195 Montclair Avenue Brez . . . easy going with a casual way . . . mischief lurks behind those innocent eyes ... a warm ''hello and a friendly smile are hit main assets . . . quiet until the fuse is lit. lit until the fuse is out . . . future plans include college. Soccer Team, Swimming Tram. Basketball Team. Science Club. Varsity Leader. Student Council. Dance Committee. PATRICIA LOUISE BROWN 114 Montclair Avenue Pat is our tweet old-fashionod girl . . . a brilliant facile mind . . . thrives on intellectual challenges . . . sincerity. Individuality. and maturity make her a pleasure to be with . . . enjoys horseback riding and a good book ... try to come out winning in a debate with fhit future Portia .. . hat her claim staked on the University of Utah, Band. Orchestra. Debating Club. RALPH JOSEPH BRUZZICHESI 297 Clifton Avenue Bruxxer ... oh. those green eyes! . . . the outdoor life appeals to him . . . fun for all and all for fun . . . our wish for hit success goes with him to Newark College of Engineering. Audio-Visual Aids. Science Club, Varsity Service Club. Homeroom Vice President. Catholic Youth Organization. Football. Track. Basketball. Outdoir Track. 31 VICTOR JOHN CALABRESE S50 North Ninth Street Mr. C. . . . described by th« words tall, dark, and handsome . . . stylish clothes are his trademark . . . known for his singing, while walking to class . . . will have no trouble in obtaining customers, when he becomes a hair stylist. Red Cross Representative, Science Club, Dane Committee MARIE LOUISE CARIDA 347 Seventh Avenue West Mane ... as brilliant and vivacious as music . . . tuned as delicately as a Stredivarious to the moods and fortunes of her friends ... a smile that radiates warmth and friendliness . . . her concern for others, and her avid interest in Spanish ensures her success as an aspiring teacher. Student Council Secretary, Theater Party Club President. Latin Club, Science Club, Library Staff. Italian Club. Assembly Planning Committee. Debating Club, Music Club President. DIANA MARIE CALCAGNO 33 Sixth Avenue Oi . . . a tiny bundle of pep and energy whose exotic outfits have brought her much fame ... an art student . . . Newark School of Art will be fortunate in having this vivacious and talented girl as a student . . . can take whatever Is dished out to her Science Club. Student Council. 48 Council. Dance Committee, Yearbook Staff. CONSTANCE CARNEGIS 32 West Market Street Connie . . Greek Goddess . . . attractive and laughing disposition ... an asset to any group ... a long distance operator who has everyone's number . . . dancing, bowling, and ice skating are among her favorite activities . . . intends to continue working for the telephone company. Latm Club. Biology Club. Skating Club. Tutoring Committee. ALBERT E. CAMERON 198 Verona Avenue Al . . • sincere and a master of his ways . has a mind of his own . . . always supports his statements . . . skating on two ee is his aim . . . Rutgers, here comes a smart wit . . . watch out! Latin Club. Science Club. Homeroom Treasurer. Tutoring. RICHARD JOSEPH CARPIGNANO 137 Ridge Street Richie Carp . . . good looks and stylish clothes make him admired by all . . . always has a delightful |okc to fit the occasion . . . takes life as it comes . . . a sporti enthusiast . . . will make a fine addition to any college . . . intelligent and sincere . . . always does the right thing. Science Club, Varsity Service Club. Intramural Basketball Team. Football. Indoor Track, Homeroom Treasurer. 32 NANCY LOU CARTER 485 Clifton Avenue Nan . . . perceptive and •ntelligent . . . her word are mightier than the tword ... our � en.or editor . . . answer to e politician's prayer ... the Four Freshman and black Plymouth Furys rank high on her list of favorites . . . charming secretary of the Student Council will sing her way to a Frenchman's heart in college. Chorus X, Future Teachers of Amence. Corresponding Secretary, Student Council. Debating Club. Tutoring Committee. 48 Dance Committee, Senior Editor, yearbook, Advanced Chorus. French Club. Junior Achievement. CECELIA BARBARA CASIERE 389 Summer Avenue Celia . . . tall, attractive, and well-dressed . . . a true friend . . . can generally be found driving her '58 Chevy, or making strikes at the bowlma alley ... a gal Friday, who is most efficient. MARY ANN CARUSILLO 390 North Sixth Street Mary Ann . . . spends most of her spare time skating, bowling, or eating Pizza ... a talented dress designer . . . fond of work or setting hair . . . her wish for the future is to see women wearing clothes with the label, Designed by Mary Ann. totting Club. Dance Committee. Yearbook Staff. PETER A. CAVICCHIA. II 279 Parker Street Big Pete . . . noted for his neat appearance. pleasant smile, and happy-go-lucky disposition . . . usually surrounded by a multitude of lovely misses ... an outstanding sportsman . . . destined to give Perry Mason competition. Baseball. Football. Track. Science Club. Industrial Arts Club, Varsity Service Club. VIVIAN E. CARUSO 171 Fourth Street Viv . . . one of our spirited high stepping twirlers ... a pleasant smile and matching disposition make her very popular ... a foreign car enthusiast . . . will be a lively addition to Paterson State Teacher's College. Twirling Squad, Ice Skating Club. Future Teachers of America. Dance Committee. Yearbook Staff. ARLENE MARIE CELLI 221 Bloomfield Avenue Ar . . . demure bundle of fun . . . has a great dislike for getting up . . . sweets for the sweet suit this peppy Miss . . . could give Vogue models some competition . . . aspires to become a secretary. Homeroom Vice President. 33 KAREN ROE CETRULO 234 Mount Prospect Avenue Karen ... a lively member of the Big Blue Cheering Squad ... her beaming smile is at bright as sunshine ... a talented Acropolis art editor who lives for fun and to lend pencils to those m need . . . this future elementary teacher, who is generally found helping others, will be an asset to any college. Treasurer. The future Teachers of America. Chorus, Art Editor. Acropofis. Cheering Squad. Dane Committee Yearbook Staff. Science Club, National Honor Society. JOHN COCCHI 288 North Sixth Street John . . . quiet and unassuming . . . doesn’t believe m work as a way of life . . . will never suffer from homework fatigue . . . hopes to become a mechanic . . . make way for the boss! YMCA. Science Club. MARY LOUISE CHENOWETH 39 Mount Pleasant Avenue Mar ... Big Blue’s famous letter writer . . . her blue eyes sparkle for ’ Sentimental Reasons . . dreams of a '55 T Bird . . . her personality wins her scores of friends . . . any lawyer will be happy to have her as his stenographer. Homeroom Vice President. Latin Club. Science Club. Dance Committee. Homeroom Treasurer. ARMAND RICHARD CILENTO 95 Parker Street Our own Mr. Ivy League . . . tall and handsome . . to know him is to like him . . . an easy going, unbeatable personality is his secret for making friends . . . athletically inclined . . . college bosand. Science Club. Swimming, Baseball. Varsity Leader's Club. RONALD PETER COLATRELLA 58 Fifth Street Ronnie ... our Mister Mischief ... has a roving eye for pretty girls . . a comedian and satirist . . . determined and ambitious . . . a magnetic personality. Science Club. THOMAS JAMES COLLIGAN 72 Irving Street Tom . . . quiet but witty . . . seems to be impartial to homework . . . man of few words . . . always appreciated by those who know him . . . wishes to major in medicine ... is the world ready for another Ben Casey? Bowling Team. Basketball Team. Boys' Glee Club. Yearbook Staff. Homeroom President 34 WILLIAM A. COLLINS 116 Schley Street Bill . . . auiet end dependable . . . � conscientious student . . . always found helping people . . . enjoys camping outdoors . . . slow moving crowds are among his pet peeves ... an excellent student . . our National Honor Society President hopes for a career in forestry, tafm Club. Science Club. Student Council, Honor Society. Crotf Country. 8atkttball. JOANNE LUCILLE CONFORTI 33 High Street Jo . . . lots of fun . . and easy to get along with . . . active in summer sports including swimming and boating . . . drives her T-bird with elegance ... a history major. Theater Party Club. AttemblY Committee Chairman. Danee Committee. PHYLLIS CONTURSI 236 North Eleventh Street Phil . . . the capable captain of the Big Blue cheerleaders . . . among her prized possessions it her cheering trophy . . . usually the center of attraction in any class a chic chick . . . Miss Medamoitelle Captain of Cheerleaders. Dane Committee. Yearbook Staff. Science Chib. Homeroom President, fee Skating Club. Bowling Club. Acropolit Agent. PATRICIA COONEY 300 Oraton Street Pat . . . soft soofcen and sweet . . . friendly and affable . . . dislikes getting up in the morning and house cleaning . . enjoys swimming and bowling . . . will make a fine secretary. Science Club. JOSEPH C. COPPOLA. JR. 479 North Eleventh Street Joe . . . Barringer’s Romeo . . . devil may care . . . dencing brown eyes ... his ’56 Chevy gets around ... at ease with girls, popular with all . . . impeccable end tasteful dresser . . . will attend NC.E. in preparation for a career m civil engineering Science Club. Tutoring. Yearbook. CHERYL ANN CRAFFERTY 14 Sheffield Drive Sherry . . . has e smile for everyone . . . makes friends easily . . . enjoys shopping end babysitting . . . plant to help Uncle Sam Debating Club. 35 EVA MARIE CROOM 25 Norfolk Street Dimple . • . shy but far from being unnoticed . . . easy to get along with . . . never e herih word for anyone . . . dislikes carrying heavy books but will gladly dribble a ball down the court for her team . . . dances up a storm . . will one day teach the little ones to be good pupils. Modern Dance Club, fee Skating Club. Rad Cross ALFONSE D ALESSIO 295 Mount Prospect Avenue Al . . . kind, friendly and considerate . . . always has a smile and a toke for all . . . music. mus� c. music, his favorite pastime . . . homework doesn't suit Al, but Bonneville sure do . . . IBM operator. Science Club. Batkatball Team. Band MICHAEL CRUDELE 239 Roseville Avenue Mike . . . typical ivy leager . . . never hurries, never worries, take thing at they come . . . interests range from basketball to car ... a carefree glint in his eve . . . a friendly way with everyone will pave his way to success. Science Oub. Batkatball. Bstaball. ROBERT DALTON 11 Hawthorne Lane South Bobby . . . quiet and shy. but what a guy . . . excels at tkat.ng and playing pool . . . the pnde of the Village . . . drifts never swims against the stream. Science Club. Skating Club DORIS CRUZ 186 James Street Sweeter than honeydew is Dons . . . our petite senonta . . . fresh as spring: vivacious . . . persevering . . . radiant . . . our own psychoanalyst . . . enjoys music, traveling, and dancing . . . hopes to enter the medical field. Tutoring Service. Science Oub. Debating Oub. Latin Oub PETER A. DAMIANO. JR. 9 Halleck Street Pete . . . Room 86's court jester . . . baby-faced speed demon with a look of innocence . . . would vote Yes for banning chemistry tests . . . never ill at ease with girls ... a social commentator . . . someday our Pete may be flying high as a member of the Air Force. Cross-Country and Outdoor Track. Science Club. Dance Committee 36 GARY L. DAVIS 75 North Ninth Street Gary ... a dashing debonaire young man . . . good looks and personality make him popular . . . clothes, girls, dances, money are among his favorite things ... an aspiring beautician sure to give Charles of the Ritz some competition. Cethofic Youth Organiiation, PAL, Boys' Out, YMCA. JEANETTE DAVIS 296 Fifteenth Avenue Jeanne ... an attractive young lady with a winning smile . . . always tastefully dressed and as neat as a pm ... an asset to many activities . . . can't be without | an. sports, or food ... a future nurse sure to soothe any troubled patient. Pad Cross. Bowling Club. Science Club. Future Teachers of America, Skating Club, Nurse's Aid. Dane Committee. Biology Club. YMCA. PAUL DE BACCO 401 Lake Street Paul ... all around • Sportsman . . . outstanding athlete . . . gentle nature . . . shy and humble . . . mature . . . sharp mmd . . . affable . . . horseback riding relaxes this active young man. Captain Varsity Service Club, Football Team. Indoor Track. Outdoor Track. Basaball Team. Science Club ANNA MARIE DE BENEDETTO 30 Halleck Street Anna ... a sweet and delightful Miss . . . petite package ot fun and enioyment . . . with a flair for fashion . . . charms all who know her . . . boys, dates, and driving rank high among this future secretary's interests. Dance Committee. Science Club. Ice Skating Club. Catholic Youth Organiiation. NORMAN H. DAVIS. JR. 692 Ridge Street Norm . . . quiet, until you get to know him . . . casual in style and manner . . . either Norm sleeps with his eyes open, or he's a deep thinker . . . abhors any kind of homework . . . likes action sports and participates in several ... an all around guy with an ambition to be a success in life. Explorers. Catholic Youth Organiiation. Basketball. Track. Basketball Manager at Barringer. Latin Club. Science Club. Biology Club. Cagle Scout Award. Outstanding Citizen Award (American Legion), Cross Country. Indoor Track and Outdoor Track. LOIS NANNETTE DE BENEDETTO 131 Fourth Street Lois, better known as ''Red . . . full of laughter and love . . . always keeps you guessing . . . personality plus . . . makes everyone forget hit troubles when in her company ... her superb taste will make her an excellent interior decorator. Catholic Youth Organization. 37 JOAN DE FILIPPIS 339 North Sixth Street Joni . . . the girls best fr end . . . loves tell boys end summers at the shore . . . always rushing to Keep an appointment . . . being on time is this girl's Waterloo . . . confusion annoys her . . . will give some secretarial school the pleasure of her company.” Dance Committee. Yearbook Staff. WELBON ALBERTUS DE LON 119 South Fourteenth Street Webby ... a likeable guy and a good student . . . •'Silence is Golden . . . loves sports ... a real speed demon in the quarter. Visual Aid, Science Club, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Radio Club. Basketball Team. Baseball Team. PHYLLIS MARGIE DEL GUERCIO 73 VS Cutler Street Phil . . . One of our sweetest 4A girls . . . well known for her radiant smile and attractive features . . . plays an active role � n the Future Teachers of America Club ... an easy going, well-liked person, always ready to lend a helping hand . . . hooes to become a medical assistant, fee Skating Club. Homeroom Treasurer, Acropolis Agent, Science Club. Future Teachers of America Club. Dance Committee. Chorus. Yearbook Staff. ELAINE DELORENZO 257 North Tenth Street CP... lust right for those who like their girls short and sweet . . . Frank Sinatra s grafeit fan . . . her Buick's only master . . . warm of smile and sharp of wit ... a friend to be remembered Science Club. Skating Club. YWCA. Catholic Youth Organization, Bonhng Club. s RUTH ANN DE LIZIO 21 Rowland Street A quiet person to those who don't know her . . . loads of fun to those who do . . . enioys making others happy . . . gets lost in books by Ernest Hemingway, Pearl Buck, and John Steinbeck ... has one big pet peeve . . . people who don't do things on time . . . likes people who accept a person as he is. Science Ctub. 48 Dance Committee. Band. Acropolis Editor, 48-4 A Council, Mope Club. Orchestra. WILLIAM DE LORENZO 548 Fifth Street Billy ... Big Blue's star pitcher ... a good matured guv who takes life m stride . . . will eventually become Mr Di Chiara's proteg ... a unique personality and a contagious laugh wm him many friends . . . taxi service anyone? Baseball, Soccer, Basketball, Science Club 38 DON DEL PLATO 601 Lake Street Del ... a boy with personality plus . . . a skin diver . . . spends his summers at the shore . . . could Q've Johnny Weissmuller competition . . . noted f or his sense of humor ... an industrial arts teacher . . . character plus brains. Swimming Team, Science Club, Track Team, Tutor. JO ANN DE ROGATIS 154 Parker Street A dash of a devil and a pinch of sweetness describes our ••Jo to a T ... a smile that’s warm and sincere . . . seems to have stepped off the cover of Vogue . . . hopes for a career In the hair styling field. WILLIAM JAMES DEMETROULAKOS 711 Highland Avenue Greek . . . our own Greek God of fun and mischief . . . parties and the fairer sex rank high amonQ his interests . . . class vice president . . . persuasive charm . . . avoids responsibility. Science Club. Basketball Team. Baseball Team, President Homeroom, Vice President, Senior Class. GENEVIEVE DE TROLIO 101 Grafton Avenue Jenny . . . Little Miss Dynamite . . . an explosive personality ... a graceful dancer . . . partial to green and toreador pants . . . Oh. those Seaside Summers.' Office Monitor. Dance Committee KATHLEEN DE PALMA 325 Clifton Avenue Kaf . . . the Madame Curie of the IS. classes . . . always busy as a bee. but somehow manages to find a second to help anyone . . . dreams of a day with 48 hours . . . cannot comprehend a person who says I don’t have time” . . . has her own permanent hall pass . . . quiet, but friendly . . . intelligent and keenly perceptive . . . calls herself a worry wort ... an aspiring and sure-to-be successful math teacher. National Honor Society. President of the Future Teachers of America. Student Council Treasurer. Newark Youth Council. Debating Club. Tutoring Service Chairman. Bowl mg Club. Assembly Committee. Italian Music Club. Yearbook Staff CARMINE Dl CHIARA 525 Lake Street Deech ... a twinkle in his eyes . . . laughter m his heart . . . good natured . . . an artist with a temperamental personality to match . . . hopes to be a mechanical engineer . . . high powered imagination that is devastating. Math Club, Science Club. Yearbook Art Cditor. Assembly Committee. 39 MICHAEL Dl CHIARA. JR. 487 North Eleventh Street Mike . . . always reacty to do a favor . . . a nice fellow to have around . . . dislikes getting lost. particularly on the Turnpike . . . loves to go waterskiing at his summer home . . . college and the Navy are ahead for him ... a young man of integrity. YMCA, Science Club. Basketball, Outdoor Track. Student Council. Sports Editor of the yearbook. LUCILLE ANGELA Dl COSMO 379 Summer Avenue Lu . . . a delightful personality which has won her many friends . . . can be found spending her summers at Point Pleasant, water skiing . . . has a great attraction for Gray Ramblers and Impalas . . . this future stenographer is sure to brighten up any office. Science Club. BARBARA Dl GIOVANNI 211 Clifton Avenue Barb . . . clothes with a flair and shining blue eyes make our girl well known and popular . . . collecting friends is an easy task for this Miss . . . fun and laughter finds a place in her heart . . . future success is assured. Dance Committee, Student Council. Yearbook Staff. Future Teachers of America. MARIA Dl GIOVANNI 108 Fourth Avenue Ree . . . chatterbox . . . plays a mean game of checkers . . . loves leisure . . . leisure . . . leisure . . . enjoys reading a good book . . . fond of children . . . her ambition is to work with handicapped children. Junior Achievement. MICHAEL ANTHONY DINNOCENZIO 103 Beaumont Place Mike - . . usually found with his saxophone in one hand and a bowling ball in the other ... his pleasant smile and witty sense of humor make him a very popular person . . . joining the Navy to see the world! Blue Jackets. Band. JOAN DOUGHERTY 243 Lake Street Done ... a little girl with a big personality . . . loves bowling, dancing, and twist parties . . . abhors laroe crowds . . . but large crowds of young fellows do not 40 ILYSI DOYLE J15 North Eleventh Street Lee . . . cute end petite, that's our Elyse . . . pleasant disposition . . . never a dull moment . . , envoys traveling end various types of music . . . active member of the WoodsxJers Drum and Bugle Corps . . . intends to become a bookkeeper. ANNE C. DURKIN 147 Clifton Avenue Anne . . . sweet, but very discreet . . . loads of fun to be with . . en,oys bowling and football oames ... an active member of the Red Cross . . . pet peeve—petting up in the morning. Red Crow RONALD S. EARLY 155 Summer Avenue Ron . . . possesses a truthful personality . . . known to all as the “Duke of Earl1 . . . this sharp dresser dances like a pro . . an alert mind . . could tell Tennessee Williams a few stories! r JANICE LYNN EBERLY 100 Montclair Avenue Jan . . . Barringer's pride and |oy . . . Miss personality plus . . . beautiful clothes and dancmg feet with looks that are hard to beat . . . adores boys with dark hair, Barringer blue, and ‘61 Rontiacs ... her pep and vigor have made her one of the Big Blue's most outstanding cheerleaders Cheerleaders. Science Club, Dance Com-mittee. Yaarbook Staff. Spanish Tutor, Bowling Club. CAROLE ANN FABRIZIO 730 Ridge Street Carole . . . vivacious captain of the cha-cha girls . . . energetic spark plug of our cheerleaders . . . brains and beauty combined . . . her Sixth sense—humor . . . personality unlimited . . . few can resist her gracious charms ... a treasured friend who will be an excellent grammar school teacher. Italian Music Club. Chaarlaadar. Cha-cha Girls. future Teachers of America. Science Club. Orchestra, Homeroom Pratidant, Yearbook Staff. VINCENT ANTHONY FACCIPONTE 425 Roseville Avenue Vinrue . . . happy go lucky . . . life is a bowl of cherries ... a member of Our advertising staff . . . finds sleep as well as laughter most stimulating . . . watch out for his “Red Fury' ... his shangri-la is Lakewood Boys' Leaders, Yearbook Staff. Science Club. Danca Committee. Skating Club. 41 LEATHA FARNIE 32 Broadway Imoocne . . . outdoors and sports . . . a winning personality and smile make her well liked by all ... her stones and jokes keep us all in high spirits ... a talent in art will bring her success as an advertising artist . . . responsibility and perseverance are her strong suits. Latin Club. Debating Club. Yearbook Staff, CAROLE FEDE 210 Garside Street Carole . . . 59 ' Cadillacs are her style . . . as unpredictable as the weather . . . her captivating smile and personality make her admired by her many friends . . . hopes to attend secretarial school. Girls' Glee Club. Dance Committee. Yearbook Staff. MARIAN CECELIA FERRANTE 279 Lake Street Red . . . sweet and modest . . . radiates happiness through her frequent smiles . . . thoroughly enjoys a social life . . . can usually be found dancing, skating, or bowling . . . bemoans her many pairs of stockings ruined by seats in class . . . even though she detests cart mg her steno machine around, she can hardly wait, until she obtains a full f.me secretarial job JANET VIRGINIA FICETOLA 232 Berkely Avenue Janet ... a sweet girl with a great disposition and pleasant word for everyone • • . a serious girl with a mature mind. 42 DENNIS A. FLORIE 427 North Thirteenth Street Den ... a fellow with no worries . . carefree and happy-go-lucky . • • « ov4f of leisure and pleasure . . . always in the center of a crowd . . . thoroughly likeable ... pet peeve: staying in. Dance Committee. Science Club. PHILIP R. FRESE 21 Webster Street Phil ... an asset to our soccer team . . . can do without history . . . has an eye for pretty girls . . . known to be with a different one evory week . . . tust a new-fashioned boy who hopes to oo to college . . . an ingratiating young man who is always a gentleman Assistant Sports Fditor of Yearbook. Cross Country. Soccer Team. Science Club. Homeroom Vice President. Dance Committee, Varsity Club Service. PATRICIA ISABEL FULLER 322 Hunterdon Street Pat ... a superior student . . . liked end respected by ell . . . enjoys food, boys, end dancing . . . always willing to lend e helping hend . . . future social worker ... her words are few. but always well chosen Asternbfy Committee. Latin Club. Science Club. Red Cross. Vice President National Honor Society. Vice President Homoroom. CATHERINE FURIA 288 Gerside Street Cathy . . . known for her laugh and great sense of humor . . . loves dancing and music . . . where there Is noise and excitement, you will find her . . . Barney's Pizzeria is her second home. Science Club. CAROLINA R. GALDO 161 Second Street Sparkling blue eyes reflect her Galdo personality . . . Miss Efficiency . . . ingratiating laugh and warm smile . . . sweetness and charm are her assets, sincerity it her way of life. National Honor Society, future Teachers of America Club. Italian Club. Done Commutee. Secretary of Senior Cists. Acropolis Agent. LYTA KATHRYN GERHOLD S10 Parker Street Ly . . . ebull-ence and a serene dignity ... a dedicated student . . . warm and sincere . . . mature possessor of high ideals and understanding . . . represents all the benevolent forces of life ... a most gracious lady who plant to maior in the field of foreign languages. Newark Youth Council. Student Council. Tutoring Committee. Library Staff. President of the Assembly Committee. Music Club. Lstm Club. Acropolis Reporter. After-Msth Club. Thester Party Club. Yearbook Staff. Orchestra, Chorus X. LEONARD GODFREY 33 Romame Place Lenny . . . his business is being a friend . . . silence is golden . . . amiable guy . . . intends to be an auto mechanic . . . often seen riding in his 56” Chevy. ROBERT LEE GOOD 665 Clifton Avenue Bob . . . clean cut collegiate . . . typical all-American boy . . . always surrounded by friends, especially girls . . . gay and happy disposition . . . infectious laugh . . . takes life at it comes . . . liked by his fellow classmates because of his friendliness and willingness to help others . . . chess and reading occupy this athletic fellow's spare time . . . plans to cross the Raritan and |Oin the gang at Rutgers. Yearbook Staff. Teachers of America. Theatre Psrty Club. Assembly Committee. 43 DEBORAH ANN GOURVITZ 303 Jerhune Avenue Mopy . . . thoughtful end good natured . . . give her muuc, muw, music, end she's in heeven . . . enioys the theater. JOSEPH DAVID GRODIS 323 Broadway Joe . . ■ the voice of Aristotle . . . astute and sensible personality . . . enjoys the challenge of thinking . . . conveys many theories across the chess board. Boys' C ub. President; After-Math Club. Chets Club. Letin Club. Latin end Geometry Tutor. GARY V. GREELEY 124 Fifth Street Gary ... a descendant of Horace . . . has no intention of going west . . . bright, lively sense of humor . . . cars, boats, and swimming rate high . . . next stefs—college Glee Club. Catholic Youth Organisation. Intramural Baseball. Football. Basketball, Science Club JOHN GUZMAN 303 Broadway Guz . . . lover of hunting, aviation, and the outdoors ... a pen pal . . . respected by many ... a frequent visitor to Puerto Rico . . . off he goes into the wild blue yonder. Drum Motor. Band. Orchestra. Blue Jackets. Science Club. Debat.ng Club. Rocketry Club. FRED HABERMAN 300 Dclevan Avenue Freddy ... a great sportsman . . . curious . . . chemistry perturbs him . . . a far ranging mind . . . always neat . . . many houses of the future may be designed by this future architect. RUDOLPH J. GRIZIL 36 Third Street Rudy . . . good looking . . . the strong silent type ... a pleasant fellow with many pleasant ways . . . likes things to go smoothly . . . will make a fine draftsman 44 PATRICIA HAHN 337 Wood side Av nu Patty ... a i«Nt girt with a wonderful par tonality and looks to match . . . I es tha color blue. boys, white Impalas and datas ... a cute gal Friday. Soenco Club, Dance Committaa. Catholic Youth Organization. ELIZABETH ANN HALL 16 Chaster Avenue Lizzie . . . quiet and attentive . . . one of our batter gymnasts . . . would rather not do book reports . . . honesty and friendship constitute her motto . . . hopes to become an I B M, operator. Physrca Science Club. Monitor in Guidance Office, Student Council. JEROME HERMAN 85 Forest H.ll Parkway Jerry . . . strictly ivy league . . . always ready to help . . . turns many a girl’s head . . . our own Gene Krupe . . . loves to play ••Jazz with the Savoys” . . . an astute mind . . . clear, sharp perception • . . gets to the heart of an issue. Outdoor end Indoor Track. FootbsH Teem. Soccer Team. Yearbook Staff. Band. Blue Jackets. Boys' G ee Club, Homoroom Vice President KARL HILL 22 Irving Street Karl . . . stretch . . . proud of his art exhibit award . . . dislikes homework, tests, and getting up in the morning . . a friendly and sociable fellow . . . Uncle Sam wants him! Science Club. Biology Club. Chomittry Club. ROBERT WILLIAM HORNER. JR. 871 Clifton Avenue Bob ... a shy manner and a bright outlook on life are just two of the fine qualities possessed by this future doctor . . . conservative dress and a good natured philosophy add to this avid chess fan’s many interesting aftrfcutes ... a bright and peppy senior. Junior Achievement, Theater Party Club, Treasurer Chess Club. Hl-Y. President Future PhytKian Club. Homoroom Treasurer, Acropo is Agent. DONALD J. HUPE 819 Parker Street Don ... a tall, good-looking boy, and oh those deadly dimples! . . . competition for Picasso . . . much of his time is taken up in the biology lab . . . then there is music ... a talented fellow able to play many instruments . . . Rutgers is looking forward to having him in its science classes. 45 MICHAEL ARTHUR IACHITTA 25 Halleck Street Mike ... our outstanding Class President ... a real leader ... on! those summer vacations ... a true lover of girls and pizza . . . the great outdoors hold a fascination for him ... his goal . . . attorney at law ... a pragmatist. Science Club. Chemut y Club. 48 Dance Committee. Student Council Dance Com-mittee. Senior Class President. Homeroom Vice President. Varsity Soccer Team, Varsity Service Club. MARY ELIZABETH JACKSON 85 Waverly Avenue Sister ... a quiet girl with a sweet disposition . . . always looks neat . . . sews many of her own clothes . . . loves skating . . . enjoys school, but not hard work . . . has been honored for her service to the Red Cross ... a future secretary. Skating Club, Bowling Club, After-Math Club. YWCA JANET RUTH JACOBUS 658 North Eighth Street Sweet, quiet, and sincere is our Janet . . . an optimist, who is always willing to help . . . Broadway plays, sewing, and ice skating are her favorite pastimes . . . aspires to be an elementary school teacher. Future Teachers of America. Science C iA . Italian Music Club. Ice Skating Club. Bed Cross. Student Council. Theater Party Club. Italian Tutor. ARTHUR HENRY JULIANA 163 Clifton Avenue Artie . . . quite a kibitzer is our witty Yearbook editor . . . has a heart as good as gold . . . usually found helping someone to solve a problem ... a warm smile . . . lucky will be the client who employs this future lawyer ... a verdict of not guilty is sure to be the result with Artie around ... a brilliant intellectual . . . thinks for himself. Science Club {Chemistry Chapter), 48 Council. Student Council. 48 Dance (Skit) Committee. Editor-in-Chicf. Yearbook. MARGARET KAUFMAN 607 North Sixth Street Peg . . . ai a nurse bound to make any patient’s day brighter ... her witty ways have all Barringer in a whirl . . . easiest person in the world to get along with ... a welcome companion to all. Dance Committee. Homeroom Treasurer, Ice Skating Club. MAUREEN ANN KELLY 65 Verona Avenue Peanut . . . Barringer’s little fashion queen ... a pint-sized package of pleasure ... a happy leprechaun . . . she’ll be the secretary to marry her boss. Senior Homeroom President, Science Club. Ice Skating Club, Dance Committee. 48 Council, Yearbook Staff. Advanced Chorus. Catholic Youth Organisation. 46 MARIE KMOSKO 531 North Eleventh Street Mar� « ... a critic ... a friend tried and true . , . lofes to 90 bowling on Saturday night . . . will attend Essex College of Business to become a legal secretary. Homeroom Secretary, Acropolis Agent, Dance Committee, Yearbook staff. Theater Party Club. BARBARA GAIL KORCH 44 Bryant Street Barb ... our Barney editor . . . charming with an amiable personality and a warm friendly smile . . . her tastes range from Van Cliburn to Porter . . those crowded morning buses are iust too much for this future teacher to bear, future Teachers of America. Red Cross Club. Theater Party Club. Dance Committee, Homeroom Vice President. Barney Editor, Creative Writing Club. Science Club. Tutoring Committee ROBERT KOSHNICK 260 Verona Avenue Bob . . . quiet to strangers, explosive to friends . . . happy-go-lucky . . . when not hunting and fishma, he can be found fixing flat tires . . . hopes to fulfill his ambition as a wild life conservationist. GERALDINE ANGELA LACASCIA 53 Heller Parkway Angela ... a Pepsodent smile Qirl . . . college boys and fraternity parties rate high ... a real Johnny Mathis fan . . can often be seen in her MG. ... a hairdressing career is part of her future plant. future Teachers of America. Science Club, Teacher Volunteer. Office Monitor. FRANK LANDOLFI 220 North Tenth Street Frank . . likable and never without a smile . . . never forgets he is a gentleman . . .' dependability and a sense of humor make this outstanding sportsman hard to beat . . . hopes to work with figures . . . mathematics that it! Bateball Team. Soccer Team, Swimming Team. Varsity Service Club. Assembly Committee. PETER LA VISTA 11 Stone Street Tex . . . quiet and calm . . . among his many emoyments are bowling and ice skatmg . . . can be seen regularly at the Barringer dances . . . always appreciates a good |oke 47 AUSTIN LEE 11 Eighth Avenue Lee ... a most popular gentleman . . . dreamt of a winning basketball teaton , . . noted for hit crazy tense of humor . . . a real artut ... hit deep bats voice hat been a tremendous asset to Chorus X . . . affable Basketball Team, Outdoor Track. Cross-Country. Chorus X. PETER JOHN LEONE 93 Mount Prospect Avenue Pete . . . carefree and happy-go-lucky . . . noted for hit cute smile and quiet ways . . . takes life as it comet . . . generally found carrying a bowling ball, a pallet, and an overttuffed notebook' PATRICIA G. LEE 353 Woodude Avenue Mist Lee ... the General's daughter . . . perks up at the mention of anything Spanish; whether it be music, bull fights, plays, books, or records . . . enjoys swimming, tennis, dancing, museums, and movies ... a young lady of decisive thoughts, plans to be a teacher of Spanish (naturally). Theater Party Group. Acropolis Editor, fee Skating Club. Future Teachers of America. Spanish Tutor. Office Staff. LOUIS LEMONGELLO 86 First Street Louie . . . talented player of the tenor tax ... a great fan of Stan Getz . . . detires to work lest, relax more . . . plans to become a millionaire in one easy step Science Club. Band MADELYN THERESA LE PORE 228 Gertide Street Medelyn . . . sett many a heart afire . . . a small package of T.N.T. with looks and a personality to match . . . sweet and petite ... a friend to all . . . will make tome fortunate employer an efficient stenographer. SANDRA LEPORE 766 North I Oth Street Petite Sandy ... 5 feet of heaven and a pony tail ... a pint size package of fun . . . clothes galore . . . future secretary. Future Teachers of America. Ice Skating Club, After-Math Club. Dance Committee. Homeroom Secretary. 48 LOUIS LOFFREDO. JR. 40 Elliot Street Louie . . . pride end joy of Mr . KV typing class . . voice paces St. Lucy' choir . . . e he erf of ookl end e unny deposition have made him liked by all seldom perturbed religious young man enioy eating PATRICIA ALICE LOFTUS 444 Highland Avenue Patti . . . sweet, sophisticated end independent . . . possesses more charm then e candy store ... a sfholar and leader combined . . . displays some of her unusual talent at a pteno keyboard . . an avid horseback rider and theater goer . . . who plans to attend college Debating Club. Latin Club. Science Club. Library Staff. Student Council Pepresente-t ve. Music Club. Newark youth Council. Orchestra. Homeroom Vice President. TERESA LUCIANI 137 Heller Parkway Tern . . . energetic and well-l ed member of the cha-cha girls . . . known for her friendly nature . . . goes wild over little red Corvettes . . . interests center around music and football . . . hopes to attend college ... “Hi Kids. Cha-Cha Girls. Homoroom Treasurer, Science Club, talian Music Club. Ice Sket.ng Club. Dobstmg Club. Orchestra. Advanced Chorus. PAUL THOMAS LUNDY 15 Grafton Avenue Paul ... our own Ben Casey . . . enjoys a good laugh now and then . . . look forward to his English class snooze . . . there is a method in hi confusion . . . startles people with hi way out observations and comments . . . the young man in the raincoat. EVELYN LUSANE 1993 McCarter Highway Evie . . • pleasant and neat . . . en(oy a good time . . . never m one place for long . . . keeps them guessing . . . sensitive . . . collector of jazz records. Science Club. Futuro Teachers of America. JOYCE MAAG 340 Parker Street Joyce . . . one of a two-part talking team . . . never without a smile . . . enjoy listening to jazz records . . . takes an avid interest in community affair . . . college bound is this lovely twin. Science Club. Sksting Club, fled Cross. YWCA. Dobstma Club. Csthoiic Youth Or-gsniistion. Biology Club. Bowling Club. 49 JUDITH MAAG 340 Parker Street Jucty ... a cute Qreen-eved miss end ardent Sinatra fan . . . like range from college dances to Chinese food . . . her witty sente of humor is one of her mam assets . . . prefers not to think! Science Club. Biology Club. Debating Club. FERNANDO MADDOCK 351 Broad Street Our Latin American lover has a smile as wide as the hemisphere, and friendliness everyone holds dear . . . sincere and considerate . . . Columbia's music maker . . . intelligent and sharp . . . absorbs knowledge quickly . . . traveling and linguistics are the things he enioys doing . . . the best coffee and students come from Columbia! ANTOINETTE MALLI 351 Broad Street Nma . . . expressive and bewitching eyes, a soft spoken manner, and a bubbling personality . . . lives to travel ... a future chemist who one day plans to reside In Greece. Yearbook Staff. ROBERT MANDALA 130 Garside Street Mindy ... our talented Blue-Jacket leader and member of the All State Orchestra . . . playful comedian . . . uproarious manic . . . ladies do prefer him 2 to 1 ... a swinging musician ... an accomplished talent. Blue Jackets Leader. Yearbook Staff. All State Orchestra. Band. Orchestra. ELAINE MAIORINO 129 Clifton Avenue Baby Doll . . . one of Barringer's high steppers ... is known for her sparkling personality and crazy clothes . . . en|oys dancing and records along with twirling . . . will brighten any business school she attends. Twirling Trophy. Science Club. Skating Club. Dance Committee. VICTOR MANDIO 220 Bloomfield Avenue Vic ... a guy with a great sense of humor . . . never at a loss for words, especially with teachers . . . football. Pontiacs. and the opposite sex are his chief interests! Bowling Club. 50 ELVIRA MARCHETTI 97 Wiltty Street Vera . . . lovely as a fro ted angel cake and as sweet as the topping . . . sincere and serious . . . forever worrying . . . will always be welcomed wherever the goes ... a sure success. Advance Chorus. Science Ctub. Theater Club. NEIL MARIA 231 Lake Street Nell . . . delights in being a neat dresser . . . a frequent visitor of Seaside Heights . . . wild about cashmere sweaters . . . taught Arthur Mixr y to dance ... a potential hairdresser. Science Club. Dance Committee. DOLORES MARINARO 360 Bloomfield Avenue Dee . . . dynamic cheerleader . . . cute as a button . . . long hair and big blue eyes are her trademarks . . . one of our stylish dressers . . after college she plans to become a member of that supernatural Oroup called teachers. Future Teachers of America. Red Cross. Student Council. Cheerleader. Ice Skating Club. Office Monitor. LUCILLE MARTA 152 Gar side Street Lu . . . could dance all night . . . envoys bowling and having a good time ■ . . one girl who does not enjoy talking . . . oh. those history tests!” Dance Committee, Office Monitor. Homeroom President. Ice Skating Club. JOSEPH A. MARTINO 76 Wakeman Avenue Joe . . . puckish . . . happy go lucky . . . full of fun . . . nonchalant ... a handsome guy always with a smile . . . usually found provoking laughter, and mayhem m the midst ot a crowd ... an entertainer par excellence. Football Team, Outdoor Track. FRANK MASI 149 Ridge Street Frank . . . enioys meeting people . . . hopes to one day become a medical doctor in the army ... a party goer and dances ... a quiet and friendly person . . . usually keeps h«s malicious thoughts to himself. Acropolis Agent. Banking Agent. Italian Club. 51 ALAN EARL MATONTI 195 Parker Street At . . . happy go lucky . . . Mr. Ivy League himself . . . always ready for fun . . . often foiexJ in the midst of a laughing crowd ... at home on the dance floor . . . this future college man enjoys all types of sports. Chess Club. Science Club. Outdoor Track. Homeroom Vice President. Danee Committee JOHN F. MAURIELLO 39 Elliott Street John ... the Count of Monte Cristo of Barringer . . . usually seen with at least one pretty girl . . . food and dating are among his likes . . . after college, he plans to be an accountant and work with figures! Captain of fencing Team. Science Club. Tutoring Committee. Dance Committee RALPH MATRISCIANO 493 Fourth Street Perceptive . . . shy . . . thinks much, says little . . . our Ralph is quite a guy . . . looks and brains are a double treat . . . sharp clothes surround a most pleasing personality . . . poised and self confident . . . plans to attend Newark College of Engineering ... a mature and responsible adult. Science Club KENNETH M. McDOUGALL 126 Broad Street Mac . . . capable, clever, competent, level headed . . . never seen angry . . . good-looks and ability to work hard make Kenny a fellow with many friends . . . one who’ll succeed in fulfilling his future plans. Science Club, Italian Tutor. Acropolis Staff. DAVID ALAN MATTHEWS 69 Irving Street Dave . . . blue eyes and wavy hair . . . delights in merry making ... a displayer of wit and warmth . . . his ambition, to be an accountant . . . sure and steady ... a wholesome outlook. THOMAS ROBERT MEEKER 749 Parker Street Tommy . . . could think his way out of any situation and usually does . . . shrewd and wise . . . easy going as a summer day . . . generally surrounded by many of his friends . . . will make any college proud to have him . . . proud of Newark's fire department. Latin Club. Band. Science Club, Future Physicians Club. 52 LOUISE MEGARO 252VS Clifton Avenue Lou . . . terrific P� t onelity plus flirtatious smile toll only half the story ... Lou it always armed with a hair � pray . . . plam to go to beauty school. Dane Commit fa DENNIS JOSEPH MlELE 243 Second Avenue Dennis . . . handsome ... his smile follows him. wherever he goes ... hit personality and sports ability have made him admired by all . . . among his various interests, girls and cars rank high . . . Montclair State student who plans to meior in physical education. Science Club. Football twm, Baseball Team. Swimming Team. Fencing Team. Intramural Basketball. Catholic Youth Organization. MARY LOU MELE 587 North Eighth Street Mary Lou . . . attractive and neat . . . a girl that can’t be beat ... a pizza is her life-long companion . . . sure to stand out at Newark State Theater Party Club, lea Skating Club, Yearbook Staff. DOROTHY MlELE 239 Montclair Avenue Dottic . . . sensational twirler . . . struts her way through life . . . pert and pretty Cha-Cha girl . . . infectious laugh . . . energetic live wire ... an asset to any crowd ... an avid sports fan . . . Tennis, anyone? T wirier Orchestra. Chorus. Girls' G ee Club. Cha-Cha Girls. Dance Committee. Future Teacher of America. Science Club. Yearbook Staff. Student Council Representative, Skating Club. DENNIS MERCURIO 509 Clifton Avenue Denny ... a likable guy . . . always friendly and considerate ... oh. that English homework . . . money is no object . . . someday he’ll be prominent in the business world. Science Club. I PAULA MIGNONE 73 Cutler Street Chic ... a lively little brunette . . . anti-Lab reports and homework . . . cheers the B.H.S- team with all her heart . . -Johnny Mathis albums are her treasured possessions . . . Rutgers, make way for a vigorous personality and victory will be yours! Cheerleader. Future Teachers of America. Cha-Cha Girls. Dance Committee. Orchestra. Science Club. Chorus. Yearbook Staff. National Honor Society, Homeroom Secretary. 53 y ■ 1 PATRICIA MILINKOVICH 271 Parker Street Pet ... a bright smile is her tredemerk . . . efficiency plus beeuty . . . Kook end his comb have nothing on her . . . lives for her Thunderbird . . . she will be e secretary future Teacher of America. Dance Comm f fee, Yearbook Staff, Homeroom Treasurer. BERNARD MOONEY 10 Feirmount Avenue Hazel-eyed Berme has a flair for making friends, and his personality has won him many . . . most sports, especially basketball. intrigue this busy fellow. Bowling Club. Catholic Youth Organization KATHLEEN ANN MONAGHAN 201 North Sixth Street Cookie ... red hair and Irish eyes . . . loves to smile, sing, and dance . . . chemistry equations are her one defeat . . . her love of life will aid her in becoming an excellent nurse. SMating Club. Dance Committee. Acropolis Staff , BARBARA ANN MONTAGNA 462 Fourth Street Jimbo . . . cute as a button . . . finds humor in almost any situation . . . dances up a storm . . . answer to Ben Casey's prayer. y Vice President of Homeroom, Acropofis Agent. President Of Homeroom BERNADETTE MOSHITTA 1907 McCarter Highway Bern . . . Barringer's classic doll maker quiet but capable . . . sewing and baking are among her favorite enioyments . . future dreams include seeing children dressed in clothes designed by Bernadette. Futura Teachers of America. RALPH RAYMOND NESTO 249 Ridoe Street Ralph . . . collegiate looking boy . . . stylish clothes and a winning smile . . . what will B.H.S. be like without his witty, subtle remarks? . . . civil engineering is the goal for which he is striving. Science Club. Varsity Service Club. Football. Outdoor Track, Indoor Track. S4 DONALD NUCIfORA 79 Highland Av ou« Don . . . «My going attitude . • - small in stature. yet big in heart . . . antertam.ng wit . . . loquacious . . . live Id casually . . . an ardent sports fan . . . Oh, how I hat to get up in the morning! VINCENT JOSEPH NUZZO 100 High Street Vinnie . . . interested in anything not pertaining to work . . . possesses special charms for special people . . . fast on the draw in an argument . . . masterful talent for causing a riot of laughs . . . seldom takes life seriously. Chorus. DONNA FRANCES PADUANO 660 Fourth Street Donna . . tall, blonde cheerleader who is crazy about football games . . . Hedda Hopper has nothing on her ... on everyone's social list . . . happy-go-lucky . . . easy goesg and very friendly, future Teachers of America, Student Council Vice President, Cheerleader Red Cross, fee Skating Club, ioence Club. Dance Committee. 'iaarbook Staff. Tutoring Committee. LAWRENCE PALLANTE 78 Summer Avenue Larry . . . hy. quiet, but lots of fun . . . football, baseball, and fast cars are among his favorite pastimes ... a draftsman . . . locker room clown. Football Team. Indoor and Outdoor Track. DONNA L. PACE 16 Rowland Street Donna . . Kathryn Murray's proteg4 . . . favors Ben Casey and Corvettes to math and Chinese food ... her sunny disposition and easy-going manner will make her a noted legal stenographer fee Skating Club. Yearbook Agent. Yearbook Staff. Red Cross. Dance Committee. Chorus. V CAROL ANN PALOZZOLA 165 Fourth Avenue Carol ... big brown eyes and oh! so cute . . . proud to be one of our high-stepping twitters . . . dreamy music is her weakness ... her smile is in Barringer, but her heart is in the Navy . . . legal secretary Futura Teachers of America. Twirier. 48 Council, Homeroom President. Yearbook Staff. banco Committee. Acropolis Stall. Catholic Youth Organization. 5S DANIEL JOSEPH PALMIERI 616 North Seventh Street Danrry ... A sharp dreiser . . . has a way with people . . . anything for a laugh . . . hit good look , intelligence, and thyness make him an all around person. Science Club. Biology Club. Homeroom Treasurer. Honor Study. Acropolit Agent. Dance Committee. JEANETTE PALUMBO 410 Second Avenue Nettie'' .. . 4 striking miss . . . known for her beautiful coiffures . . . hat a happy outlook on life . . - always smiling . . . loves done mo and 61 Impales . . . plans to follow up a career in beauty culture. 48 Council, Dance Committee. Ticket Com-mittee. Catholic Youth Organization. Senior Homoroom Secretary ELAYNE A. PAWLAKOS 823 Clifton Avenue Greek . . . never one of the crowd . . . always something new . . . enioyt iazz and the village . . . hopes to become an advertising artist ... a wonderful person who can put you in a lively mood anytime. Orchestra. Bowling Club. Student Council Representative DOROTHY ELIZABETH PAYNE 359 West Market Street Dot . . . slim and striking ... a twmklr in her eyes, and a dimple with her smil have brought her many a friend . . . adapt at skating as well as dancing . . . God pro. tects the working girl. Library Staff. WILLIAM PENNISI 272 North Twelfth Street Bill . . . one of the leaders . . . has more sweaters than Perry Como himself . . . driving his ‘57 Pontiac is ha career . . . swimming and girls are his chief studies many future buildings will be designed by him . . . doesn't believe in doing anything the hard way. Varsity Service Club. Swimming Team. ROSALYN R. PETERS 612 North Fifth Street Lynn . . . Quiet and ambitious . . . friendly always truthful . . . outstanding personality ... a realdtic thinker . . . active in many sports . . . future plans are to attend nursing school and fulfill her many dreams of traveling. President of Science Club, Junior Achievement Company President. 56 RALPH G. POMPILIO 160 North Tooth Shoot Ralph . . . liked by oil . . carefree typo of person . . . onioys dances and parties . . dislikes eorly lunch periods . . . plan to become an Industrial Arts Teacher. Science Club. Guidance Monitor. Dane Committee. Bowling Club. Catholic Youth Organization VITIHA PETRANCOSTA 146 Garudo Shoot Ambttiou . trustworthy and kind are a tow of the gualitio of “link ugar.«woot personality . . . load of fun . . . playing the piano, bowling and tkating are among her pleasant pastime , future Taachan of America. Library Staff. National Honor Society. Nurtary and Hospital Volunteer. MICHAEL A. POTIGNANO 154 Ridge Street Pots . . . carefree man. export pinball machine operator . . . takes life a it come . . . can sleep with hi eve open . . . an excellent baseball player who is sure to hit a grand slam in the business world. Bowling Club. Boys Club. ALFRED MICHAEL PROSPERI 467 North Sixth Street Al . . . his sparklmo smile and good looks make him a fellow appreciated and admired by both sexes . . . always ready to help a friend . . . star baseball player . . . noted for his witty quips and quick tense of humor, he it sure to be successeful at Lafayette College Catholic Youth Organization. ' Bataball team. Tutoring Committee, Acropolis Staff. ROBERT JOSEPH PROVINE 373 North Sixth Street Pro ... a good looking guy whom the girls love to tease . . . Dorothy's brother ... mad about sharp clothes and music ... has a great voice to prove it . . . dislikes first period and book reports, but what he'll do to the Real Estate Business! RONALD RAFANELLO 93 Manchester Street Happy-go-lucky ••Raffles ... a man without a care . . . good-look mo and easy gomq ... a spark to any social gathering . . . liked by ell who know him . . . student of contemporary history. Depetmg Club. Science Club. Danee Committee 57 SONDRA LOUISE RAFFERTY 524 Orange Street Sondra, with mo.., dynamic member of the senior class . . . thrives on outdoor sports, good debates, end chess games . . . but oh. those diets and homework assion-ments ... an individualist, with an ambition to become a lawyer. Math Club. Chess C ub. Student Council. Tennis Club. Methodist Youth Fellowship. JEROME RICCIARDI SOI Lake Street Jerry . . . quite a guy . . . tall. qu«t and handsome . . . eryoys sports especially baseball ... a fabulous build with a character to match . . . college bound . . . chivalrous to all. Soence Club. Varsity Service Club. After-Math Club. Baseball Teem. 58 JOSEPH C. RAIMO 138 Bloomfield Avenue Joe . . . loves to talk, but n class . . . blushes easily . . . taking life slow and easy IS his prerooative . . . studying is not his philosophy ot life . . . built perfectly for football . . . enioys life to the fullest Footbell, Outdoor Track, Basketball, Science Club. JOHN WILLIAM RAVALESE 343 Seventh Avenue ' John' ... a pupil who is noiseless . . . enioys his leisure time to the fullest . . . likes to read occasionally . . . believes that gym in warm weather is absolutely unnecessary . . . hopes to enlist m the service upon graduation. Science Club. Catholic Youth Organiiation. SUSAN RISPO 252 Ridge Street M.ss Student Council President . . . Sue to her friends, and she has many . . . unique charm and captivating personality . . . always understanding and willing to advise . . . matchless combination of beauty and intelligence . . . anticipates a career m the teaching profession. Acropolis Reporter, Future Teachers of America, Ice Skating Club. Day Ncrsery Volunteer. Debating Club, Latin Club. Assembly Committee. Science Club, Advanced Chorus. Homeroom Treasurer. Yearbook Staff. National Honor Society. President of Student Council. Future Teachers of America. Homeroom Treasurer. MARY ANN RIZZOLO 1971 McCarter Highway Mar . . . sweet and demure . . . small bundle of dynamite . . . loves Johnny Mathis albums, hamburgers and dancing . . . a sparkl-ng memory. Science Club. Future Teachers of America. BETTY ANN ROBINSON 34 Or ton Street Betty Booo . . . charms whom ever she meeti . . . Quick w.tted . . . a freduenter of Pirtm . . . where there's |arz music end dancing there's 8 tty . . . enioys sewing JOSEPH EDWARD RODGERS 409 Sommer Avenue Buddy ... MR 77' sleepy Time Guy . . . «ood look nd devilish eye . . . con-idrit and amiable . . . lend a helping hand when set off by a bomb blast . . . a rebel without a cause . . . “Anchors Away will soon be his long GLORIA ROE 482 Summer Avenue A prime example of the cltch . . . good thing come m small packages . . . enthusiasm and a bubbling personality make her popular . . . stylish clothes are the trademark of this college bound lass. Dance Comnuttte. yearbook Staff. Science Club, fee Skating Club. GRACE ELINDA ROMAN 1981 McCarter Highway Cookie . . . Spam and Italy's lovely combination . . . bewitching eyes and a hot temper ... her appealing personality and friendly nature will bring her success as a social worker Chorus. G ee Cub. Science Club. Spanish Club. MICHELE ROMANO 136 Bloomfield Avenue Shelly . . . “petite and perky that's our girl . . . always a kind word for everybody . . . scores high with bowling and boys . . . trying to find a way to eliminate cold days, especially when she has to walk. VINCENT P. R0SAN0 439 Ridoc Street Vmle ... a good looking guy with an unbeatable personality . . the Adventurers. cars and girls occupy most of his time . . . an Industrial Arts teacher ... a not so innocent bystander. Science Club. Outdoor Track 7earn. 59 FRANK DANIEL ROSSI 53 Sixth Avtnu Frank ... a real pro on the football field . . . active in all sports including baseball and track • . . YMCA is his second home . . . loves all kinds of pets, especially Prince. Football, Boiebjl , Indoor Track, Outdoor Track. Vanity CM). Audio Vitual Aids. JOHN RUFFNER 252 Thirteenth Avenue John called Little Man by his friends, is one of our future physicians ... a little shy . . . outstanding member of Barringer's band ... a versatile student who thrives on science, music and sports. Future Physicians Club. Altar-Math Club. Rocket Club. Track Team. Swimming Team. Student Council, Band. Science Club. I o DONNA ANN ROTONDA 296 North Eleventh Street Donna . . . our peppy little class treasurer . . . short, sweet, and full of fun . . . although small, she's a dynamic worker . . . loves to talk . . . sparkling eyes, a bnoht smile, and a keen sense of humor can only add to the charm of this deliQhtful miss, who plans to teach history. National Honor Society, Saruor Clast Treasurer. Science Club. Student Council Representative, Homeroom Treasurer. Yearbook Staff. Futura Teachers of Amarica, lea Skating Club. JOANN RUSSO 461 Grey lock Parkway Jo . . . her quiet ways and her glowing smile make her a pleasure to be with . . . an ardent M koy Mantle fan . . . Sincere, sweet and congenial. Futura Teachers of America, lea Skating Club. Science Club. Italian Club. Charmstry Club. Yearbook Staff RICHARD VINCENT SABATINO 71 North 14th Street Sab . . . pet peeve is walking ... tv. not working . . . something is going to be built by this future cabinet maker even if it’s only a cage for his pet ham- Science Club. Biology Club. ANN L. SARNO 278 Fifth Street Stick-shift-Anme ... A nice person to have arocmd . . . always willing to help . . . her ”49 Plymouth is her own Limousme . . . handy with a wrench . . . can really dance up a storm . . . crossword puzzles are her pastime ... a good samantan. Science Club. Skating Club. Danca Committee. Yaarbook Staff. Acropolis Agant. 60 -7 JOYCE CAROLE SCHOEMER 32 Hinsdale Place Bunny . . . the ballerina o the 4A class . . . bowling, dancing, and eating take up moit of her time . . . her pretty eyes and charming smile will forever be treasured by her friends ... a wholesome appearance it one of her many refreshing Qualifies DONNA DEANNE SERCHIO 160 Third Street Shorty ... a real chatterbox . . . likes people who are natural and sincere . . . not one for rushing . . . summers are spent at Long Branch Junior fed Cross. ANTHONY PAT SAUCHELLI 431 Orange Street A real sport both off and on the field , . . that's our Anthony . . . never seen with a frown ... his sincere and casual nature � s an asset that makes his friendship a life-long treasure . . . could Qive Chubby Checker twist lessons . . . will liven up any I.B M, school. President of Homeroom. Football Team. Science Club. Boys' Leaders ANNA MAY SHANNON 333 Park Avenue Anna . . . refined young lady who is soft spoken, until you get to know her . . . talented and gifted singer and celoist . . . enioys reading, sew.no, and embroidering . . . writing poetry is the Waterloo of this future secretary. Latin Club. Music Club, Orchestra. Muted Chorus. Advanced Chorus. ■ CAROLINE A. SILVIA 387 Woodside Avenue Carol ... a bubbling personality . . . real sports enthusiast . . . teachers find her to be a perfect student . . . her nimble fingers turn out beautiful clothes . . . will make a wonderful teacher. Chess Club. Tennis Club. Science Club. Theater Party Club, Algebra Tutor, Future Teachers of America. JOSEPH SKIBA 65 Fourth Avenue foe ... a big blue-eyed fellow whose chief interest is soortt ... a popular fellow, and unassuming . . . respects all who he meets. 61 Elite . . . fnend to all . . . always witty and gay . . . can talk up a storm . . . loves Rookie clothes ... for her, relaxation means dancing and listening to records . . . business school will be her next step after graduation. HHHHI JUANITA SMITH 160 Spruce Street Jumor Achievement. juanit smiling •y or terrific parties . . . tall, attractive and always . . . can either be found at the New York, playing basketball . . . in sports . . . likes records and Sand. JOANNE SOLLA 237 Ridge Street Jo . . . Barringer's own '•Seventeen model . . . one of our famed Cha-Cha-Girls . . . fascinating eyes and a shapely figure . . . a touch of sophistication . . . lovely to look at . . . delightful to know. Cha-Cha Girls. Future 7 tec hen of America. Science Club. Bowl.no Club. Ice Skating Club. Orchestra, Girls Glee Club. Advanced Chorus. 62 PETER NICHOLAS SORIANO 687 Parker Street Pete ... to him life is like a song . . . always laughing and lokiog ... this clean-cut chap likes everything from cars to girls. WILLIAM SORIANO. JR. 789 Ridge Street Bill ... a great asset to any social gather- a. . . a friend to all . . . personality imited . . . never a dull moment, when he's around . . . contributes to the mellow tones of the Blue Jackets as well as to those of his own band. . . lover of music and girls ... lab reports are his pet peeve . . . has his eyes on college to round out his education. Homeroom President. Vice President Trees-urer. Student Council. Acropolis Representative, Orchestra. Blue Jackets. Band. Yearbook. Honor Study. JOHN LOUIS SPADA 51 Wmthrop Street Spade . . . shuns haircuts . . . casual . . . never takas tha world seriously . . . unusual personality and way out sens of humor . . . future plans include the Coast Guard . . . we are not sure about the Coast Guard! EDWARD JUDE SPATOLA 330 Mount Prospect Avenue Eddie . . . slight of build, but large of heart . . . friendly and receptive to all Sick with answers . . . known for manner . . . next stop college. Track. Catholic Youth Organization, Boy' G ee Club. Advanced Chorus. Science Club. Dance Committee. CHARLES SPORTELLI 22 Lombardy Street A big sport on Campus ... a young man with decided liberal views ... a withering wit . . . placid disposition . . . a severe critic of American education . . . a non-conformist who has the beatniks beat! National Honor Society. Boy's Laadar’s Club. Chorus X, Tutor, Science Club, Advanced Math Club. YMCA. Catholic Youth Organisation. INEZ STOCCHIERO 6 Greenwood Lake Street Enes . . . long black hair . . . carefree attitude . . . collects jokes . . dances up a storm . . . thr.ves on coffee and bowling . . . hopes to become a secretary. PATSY ANTHONY SPERDUTO 324 Montclair Avenue Pat . . . fits the fall. dark, and handsome description . . . swimming and boxing are hit favorite sportt . . . Oh. his poor opponents! Science Club. Dance Committaa. RONALD LEO SUDOL 112 North Seventh Street Ronnie . . . Barringer's own Bob Cousey . . . handsome . . . impeccable dresser . dreams of •'sandy'' places ... his 58 Chevy is his pride and ioy . . . soon to become a member of the working world. Basket ba Team. Science C ub. 63 SUSANNA MARIE THOMAS 1S3 Grafton Avenue Soe . . . helpful and considerate. with a friendly disposition . . . never a harsh word for anyone . . . can be seen riding in a 61” Dodge . . . will nurse a needy patient beck to health. Science Club. Debating Club. Red Cross T T ANNE TIRICO 93 North Tenth Street Annie . . . never at a loss for words . . . operates on all kilowatts . . . quiet as a barrel full of monkeys . . . well liked and amiable . . . loves clothes and latest hairstyles . . . never a dull moment when Annie's around. Science Club. Future Teachers of America. [rtghth Depertment Secretary, fee Skating Club. Bowling Club, Dance Committee. Advertising Editor, 48 Council. LOUIS TORTORIELLA 263 Second Avenue Lou ... as friendly as he is helpful . . . enjoys music and sports ... a pro on the soccer field . . . Wine, Women, and Song. it h.s motto . . . engineering it his professional choice. Soccer Teem. Biology Club. Science Club. Lenguege Lob. Tutoring Committee. TECLA TRENT 440 Summer Avenue Terry . . . flashing eyes and stylish clothes make her a standout . . . what better way to travel the road to success than in her white Caddy . . . dull moments are rare, when she's around . . . Barringer's loss it Upsala's gam. Secretary of Homeroom, Yearbook Staff, future Teachers of America. Dance Com-mittee. 48 Council, Acropoirs Staff. VIRGINIA L. TUITE 333 Woods-de Avenue Toot . . . unpredictable . . . dreams of a four day school week . . . window shops to pass time . . . Frarfc Sinatra sends her . . . has a heart as big as all outdoors . . . plans to design fabulous creations. Junior Achievement. 64 MICHAEL VALENTINO 869 Clifton Avenue Mike . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . a powerhouse in all sports . . . combination of brains and brawn ... a smart dresser . . . dreams of warm summer days . . . likes to talk difficulties out with friends ... the physical education department of Montclair State welcomed this wholesome and intelligent young man. Footbell Teem, Beiketbell Teem. Betebell Teem. Science Club. Yearbook Staff. Versitv Service Club. Cethohc Youth Organization. GERALD VALLARIO 223 Grafton A� no� Jerry . . . mora relaxed than Parry Como . . . bluar eyes than Jack Benny . . . shrewd and clever ... a smooth gentle-man . . . still wholesome enough to blush . . . a warm, disarming smile . . . modest . . . at peace with this turbulent world. Science Club, Debiting Club. PATRICIA ANN VIZZONI 168 North Tenth Street Pat . . . born to dance . . . lots of fun to be with, especially when she's driving . . . her goal in life is to be a secretary. ANGELA VITALE 3S5 North Twelfth Street Quiet and shy is this outstanding Italian student . . . with Angie, efficiency is a must ... her happiness is reflected by a beautiful smile ... an ability to understand other's problems will aid her m becoming an excellent teacher. future Teachers of America, (alien Tutor, fee Skating Club, Volunteer at the Crippled Children's Hospital, Secretary of Homeroom. JOYCE ANN VITOLO 394 North Twelfth Street Joyce . . . vivacious and versatile . . . her sunny disposition has won her many friends ... pet peeve—conceited people . . . meticuolus dresser . . . has twirled'' her way into many hearts Twirling Squad, Orchestra, Science CkA . Bowling Club, Skating Club. Future Teachers of America, Dance Committee. Homeroom Secretary. THOMAS SARGENT VON SASPE 263 Garside Street Von ... a prolific pen ... a deep thinker . . . perceptive and witty is this young men . . . can talk his way out of any situation . . . our talented captain of the swimming team is also a director at WBGO . . . will someday become an excellent lawyer ... oh that poor prosecuting attorney! Captain Swimming Team, Newark Youth Council. Vice President Assembly Committee. WflGO Director. DIANE THERESA VOUTHOURIS 248 Second Avenue Diane . . . Barringer’s social butterfly . . . thrives on excitement . . . dreams of nonrun stockings . . . never at a loss for words . . . takes an interest m everyone . . . has her own broadcasting system. Vice president Ice Skating Club. Catholic Youth Organization. 65 DENNIS V. WASSERMAN 195 Roseville Avenue Dennis, the Menace . . . number one of everyone's Hit Parade of Popularity . . • the Pied Piper of Roseville Avenue who leads the gang down a very merry road . . . Dennis hates to get up in the morning, but he'll get used to it in the Army! FRED WENDELL 46 Mount Pleasant Avenue Fred ... a handsome gent . . . another Michelangelo ... has a fascination for cars and racing ... the Air Force Blue is for him. Science Club JOHN WITTEK 155 Montclair Avenue Jack . . . witty and fun to be with . . . oood looking . . . appreciates cars, girls, food, sports and Mr. Lippe . . . amazes people with his hidden talents ... a natural leader, if he can find his way! Vearbook Staff. Soys' Club. ROSALYN H. ZEID 34 Mount Prospect Avenue Roz ... a ravenous and classic beauty . . . outstanding at whatever she does . . . high powered intelligence . . . Rock Hudson is the living end . . . Roz is at ease on the ice at Branch Brook $katmg Rmk . . . plans to study to be a math teacher. Future Teachers of America Club. National Honor Society, fee Skating Club. Science Club. Tutoring Committee. JAMES DAVID WHITSON 465 Central Avenue Jimmy . . . one smile is worth a thousand words . . . pleasing combination of seriousness and wit . . . could do without lab reports . . . ready to enlist in the Marines. Science Club. I'm sorry but we are not selling Lolita” at this book fair! We are escaping from Captain Bligh. A REVOLUTION IN EDUCATION The grim and unrelenting cold war has caused the people of the United States to become introspective in their evaluation of our democratic system. Americans are taking stock of our institutions to determine if the United States is prepared and able to meet the unprecedented challenges of this decisive decade. All research studies emphatically reveal that the educational system has been found wanting. There is little disagreement over this. There is. however. disagreement as to what should be a proper solution to this perplexing problem of inadequacy. The citizens are aroused and concerned; education has become a major political and social issue in the United States. For many years, the professional staff of Barringer High School has been awar%e of its duties and responsibilities to the nation. The curriculum has been slowly revised; controlled experiments have been initiated; new information and insights have been included into the courses of study; newer methods and approaches have been developed and tested: the latest techniques and materials are being employed to improve instruction, and many innovations have become standard practice. Without compensation and on their own time and expense, more than half of the teaching staff is taking graduate work at our colleges and universities in order to improve their competence. Alumni visiting the school are quick to recognize the significant changes that have been made. There are stepped up demands. Standards have been raised. Attitudes improved. The academic pace has quickened. Reflected on these pages are some of the more significant changes taking place in these hallowed halls of ivy. 68 Attorney Mr. Martin Loftus lectures to United States History 4 class on the subiect of court procedures and civil rights Joe Coppolo in his advanced Mechanical Drawing class is most proud of his model home that he designed and constructed. Dr. John Giannini's home made language lab is put into effective use as his students avidly follow the score of an Italian opera. Mr. Morris Lerner explains the principles of the gyroscope to his Integrated Science class. -S- sk Cl ffjsptoac h curb v Blind students read their assignments in braille and type out their assignments. CL rucjues y touse Eager musicians learn to master the piano keyboard Latin 6 linguists wrote on a scroll an original history of the assassination of Julius Caesar. These objects d art are the creative products of the Ceramics and Sculpture class. JX nowhe-bc e. oston T4 H A most successful innovation is the English laboratory that has assisted students to improve their English language skills. Research uncovers vast areas of knowledge. John Ruffner and Nancy Carter search out material for their term papers. I1 The New Frontier demands physical fitness, and these lasses are indeed physically fit! euises ol o Mrs. Grasso instructs algebra S class on the application of the slide-rule in the solution of logarithms. A bit of Jean Paul Sartre ... No Exit for this Advanced French class. A scale model of an automobile engine is examined by drivers in the Driver Education class. WftiJDO Closed circuit radio broadcasting station operation . . . These are our sound engir ihe ( Ch tties oj) Jerry Herman and Brian Bowler do an experiment to prove the theory of specific gravity. Gefting Ready for the Olympics of 1964 With the influx of Spanish speaking citizens into the City of Newark, these students learn the practical uses of the language. eas Football, Track Baseball ( sliatachei, eblcaiion, anb ki£hb J nouAeb i jftjake Jlis a upeiioi cacltln j FRANK ROSSI Halfback Cldd the toss ate ou.? Jtfjak es with a ash SU . is is (AAaif io J ecGnb ace in (2n f 1961 Barringer Soccer Team 2 West Side . 0 Weequahic 1 A B. Walsh . 2 South Side 1 East Side . . 0 Irvington Tech 2 Weequahic 0 West Side . . 0 East Orange Geza Kakuk sneaks in for a quick goal against Central. Barringer Opp. 27 East Orange..................70 45 West Side.................51 51 Weequahic........................70 46 Central......................82 42 South Side...................53 65 Irvington Tech...............34 60 Saint James..................56 36 East Side....................51 32 West Side....................64 33 Weequahic....................53 41 Central......................67 56 South Side...................79 38 East Side....................48 54 Bloomfield...................59 48 Sacred Heart.................44 74 Bloomfield Tech. ... 43 76 Bloomfield Tech. ... 36 58 Kearny.......................68 Sif s MIKE VALENTINO Forward 86 Coach Dean Cetrulo poses proudly with the 1961-1962 Fencing Team. RALPH NESTO Broad Jump PETE DAMIANO Sprinter PAUL DE BACCO Shotpuf GLENN BREWSTER Javelin JERRY RICCIARDI Firs Base FRANK LANDOLFI Third Base-Pifcher Barringer High School Baseball Team 1962 BERNARD MOONEY Outfield DENNIS MIELE Catcher 88 BILL DeLORENZO Pitcher Breznak twists his way to third. 89 DOLORES MARINARO DONNA PADUANO 90 CAROLE FABRIZZO PHYLLIS CONTURSI Captain PAULA MIGNONE JANICE EBERLY ABRAM KAREN CETRULO JOYCE VITOLO ELAINE MAIORINO VIVIAN CARUSO DOROTHY MIELE c?' CAROL PALAZZOLA Editors Art Juliana and Bob Good revise makeup under Artist Carmen DiChiara works on a tricky layout, the advice of the printer, Mr. Frank Ball. Jr. Sports editor. R. J. Mike DiChiara. makes a choice selection of pictures. Donald Hupe, indeed a temperamental artist, retouches the dance page background. Ann Sarno and Art Juliana joyously look over the first proof off the press. 92 MICHAEL DiCHIARA Sports Editor VIVIAN CARUSO Copy Editor DON HUPE Staff Artist SONNY PEACOCK Photography Editor ANNE TIRICO Advertising Editor k ARTHUR JULIANA Editor-in-chief ANN SARNO Executive Editor BOB GOOD Coordinating Editor NANCY CARTER Senior Editor CARMINE D.CHIARA Makeup Supervisor KATHY DePALMA Literary and Rewrite MR. MARVIN SHLOFMITZ Faculty Adviser LK tombones hlte You go to my head! Mr. William Greenfield leads the orchestra in George Gershwin's moving composition. Rhipsody in Blue. Chorus, directed by the talented Mr. Adolph Argand. please the audience wth Bernstein's song. Maria from the West Side Story. Forward . . . March . . . the Blue Saints come marching along Broad Street. i .r; ht B n P i now(iebcj.e Future Physicians listen to a lecture by Dr. Gangemmi on surgical procedures. Spills and thrills are always on the agenda of the very popular Ice Skating Club. ( sCccjtdteb in b C ctivilies Mrs. Madeline Jannone is conducting the College Board Review Class, which meets voluntarily after school. The prestige organization on campus is the Society for the Development of Ideas under the leadership of Mr. Morris Lerner. UttlCU (a C Cciivlti 5 S Debating Team organizes its arguments and facts in preparation for a debate on American disarmament policies for an assembly program. Junior Red Cross makes bandages. prepares food baskets for needy families, and hosts children's parties at Newark hospitals and orphanages. Theatre Party Club visits the Stratford Theatre in Connecticut to see a moving performance of Shakespeare's play. Mxbeth. Charm Club receives instruction on proper makeup procedures from its adviser, Mrs. Linda Kocian. actons Kathy Abram Acme Tailoring Co. Mildred Acocella Sabby D. Addonizio Frank F. Adessa Mr. and Mrs. Anthony AfflittO Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Aiello Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Aiello Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aiello Anthony Albanese Louie Albanese Michael Albanese Robert Albanese Terry Albanese James Alden Mr. and Mrs. C. Alfano Allen Family Mr. and Mrs. James Allen. Jr. Mrs. Fiorina B. Allen Rose Altman Rose Altman Dominick B. Ambrose Richard Armand Ammiano Vito Anniccaharico Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Pete Apilo Albert Armellino Miss L. Augustus Mr. and Mrs. Michael Avalone Mr. and Mrs. John Baloukas and Son Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Banks Mr. H. Bartilotta Louise Beauchamp Fanny Bell Mr. and Mrs. M. Bifalco Mr. and Mrs. D. Bifalco Sharone Biondi Mrs. Anne Blake Mr. and Mrs. David Blank Mr. and Mrs. William Block Mrs. Margare Bohr Sindrj Joseph Allen Mrs. June Borgersen Ray Borgersen Clifford Bostie Norman L. Brady Owen Brady 1959 Rose Brashear Mrs. Estelle Braxton Paul Braxton Gladys Cecilia Braxton Mr. H. Breshin Stanley Bryant. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brodack Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Brown Lissa Brown Mrs. Lorraine Brown Mr James D. Byrne Mrs. Alma M. Byron Lawrence Campbell Jerome Edward Capozzi Ricky Capri Gilbert J. Carrara Carolann Caraglia William Castelluccio Mr Eugene Cavicchia Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Cavicchia Priscille J. Cavicchia Mrs. Margaret Cece Robert Cerza Mr. and Mrs G. Chenoweth Lou Chiarello Walter Obrowski Louis Ciccone W. W. Ciccone Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ciriaco J. Colandrea Mr. and Mrs P. Colatrella Mr and Mrs Ralph Colatrella Barbara Colicchio Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Collins Anthony and Sunni Con fort i Mr. Bob Conforti Joanne Conforti Miss Lucille Conforti Terry Conturse Thomas Coppola Bert D. Copscy Mary Lou Costa Carole Sacco and George Cozzolino Carolyn Criss Michael D’Acunti 8abe D'Ambrosio Herb D'Ambrosio Elizabeth and Marie Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Daniels William Daniels Louis D'Antuono. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeCapua Pattie DeChiara Mr. and Mrs. Norman Del Grosso Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Del Guercio James Del Guercio Irene Dellaguzzo Luther A De Lon. Jr. Theresa. Gloria Dellopi Rosemary and Gerilyn De Lorenzo Rose De Lorenzo Mr. and Mrs. William De Lorenzo Mr. and Mrs. John Demetroulakos Mr. and Mrs. Denaro Arleen Denton Mr. and Mrs. D. Denton Mrs. Anna De Palma John and Donald De Palma Stella De Panicis Fank De Paola Frank De Paola Regina De Paola Don De Rogatis Mr. and Mrs. M. De Rogatis Lucille and Joe Desien Mr. and Mrs. Daniel DeTrolio. Ill Frank Detrutido 3 Deuces Miss Blanche Diaz Joyce La Pola and Norman DiCostanzi Mr. and Mrs. John Di Giovanni Cicelia E. Dixon Izzy Donatiello Frances Donn J. Doris Mrs. Charlotte Durkan Ronald Durkan Carol Farina Mr. and Mrs. S. Farina and Daughter Anne Farley William Gordon Farnie Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Fata Victor Feldman Mr. and Mrs. A. Ferrante Gene rose J. Ferrara Grace Ferrara Louis—Bobbi—Laurie Festa Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Ficetola Frank A Fiorito Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Fiducia Jerry Flannery Mr. and Mrs. William Fleming Mr. and Mrs. C. Freda 100 A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Julia Ann Fuller Mrs. Bernice Fuller Lawrence Earl Eastern Jewelry Distributors Mr. I. Elan From Essex Catholic Mr. William Evans Daniel Galdo Patricia and Michael Garon Mrs. L. M. Garris George Gaydos Mrs. Adcle Gayle Joanna J. Gellas Chrys and Joff Gerhold Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Getman Sally Giacone Daniel Giordano Gerri Giordano Best Wishes Richard Giuliano Mr. and Mrs. Donato Grasso Mrs. R. Greenwood Anna Greiner Raymond R. Godfrey Lieselotte E. Goettert Mr. Robert Goodman Mr. and Mrs. B. Golum Nancy Jeanne Gordon Marion Griffin Nicky J. Guardy Mrs. Michael Guiliano Anthony Guttadora Mike Halpin Pearl V. Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Ray Handel E. Harris Rev. and Mrs. George Heidenrich Don and Jerry Helm Florence Helmick David Herring William Hicks Anita Hillmann Betty Hinnant King D. Hodges. Jr. Willie Hodges Athanasius Hrousis Ginny Hudgins Homer Hudson Val and Al Hutchason Eillen Hummel Mike lachetta Mr. and Mrs. James V. lannuzzi Rex Innacone Vincent Innco Lucille Jacobitti Mrs. R. Jacobus Ken Johansen Dr. C. W. Johnson E. T. Jones Ralph Jones Willie Jones Art Juliana Raymond Juliana Mark Kalb Miss Nancy L. King Rabbi and Mrs. Oscar Kline Mr and Mrs. Walter Korch Mr. and Mrs. A. Kossup Theresa Kotlowski Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kmosko Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Kurash Mrs. Jenny La Capra Joanne Mazza and Joseph Lafonte Marie Landisi Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lanzara Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Lang Patty Lanza Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Lardiere Joseph Lardiere Tessie Larrea Arthur Lauer Anthony G. Laulette Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaVista Mr. W. Ledwon Mrs. John C. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Albert Le Pore Susan Le Pore Miss Patricia Leonard Regina L. Lesnefsky Linker's Shop Mr. and Mrs. Louis Loffredo Joseph Luciani Thomas Luciani Mr. and Mrs. A. Luciano Linda Luciano Mr. and Mrs. Gus Macris Beth Ann Mahoney Elaine Maiorino Louise Mancini Debbie Mandto Mr. and Mrs. John Manfredi Rita Marchetti Irene Farchetti Mr. and Mrs. D. Marelli Carmella Maria Mrs. Carmcla Marraffino Tessie Marta Gerald A. Martino Martino Children Mrs. Betty Marvin Sal Mastropietro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matthews Mary Ann and Donna Mattia Mr. and Mrs. J. Mauriello Tommy Mauriello J. McKenzie Mrs. Regina D. Me Geary Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Melc Mr. Mrs. J. Mezichraiky Miss Anna Metaldi Dennis Mcrcurio Dennis Miele Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Miele Rose Mignone Mr. and Mrs. E. Milinkovich Leonard Mitchell Thomas Mimnaugh Michaele Jean Monaco Mr. and Mrs. Louis Monaco Mr. and Mrs. Sal Monaco Bennie Moschetta Jenny Monterosa Eugene S. Mirvoquc Ralph Monterosa Miss Theresa Monterosa Mr. and Mrs. William Moore John Morrone Florence Morgan Cecelia Casiere and Aaron Morrison Mr. and Mrs. N. Muccia Rose Muccia Margaret Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Murtha Clara Napoli 101 Jot Nappi Jerry and Jeanne Nardonc Joseph Nazzaretta Maria Nazzaretta Joan C. Nolan Anna Marie Nole Nora’s Luncheonette Enes Stocchiero and Sonny Noto Joann Nucifora Anna Nucifora Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Olio Mr. Joseph Pace Dona Paduano Paul Paduano Mrs. A. Paone Miss Angela Paone Mr. and Mrs. Pat Paradiso William Parelsen Pat Lee and Chris Parish Ernest D. Passerini Eileen Peare Thomas E. Pennell Jennifer Perillo Rosalind Ann Pete Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A Petrancosta Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Petretta Mr. and Mrs. Michael Petretta Theresa Petrella Sam Phipps Pi Kappa Phi Frat Jerry Piserchia Miss Carol Pizzi Jerry Pontrelli, Class of '61 Mary Lou Porcello Adeline Primamore Mr. and Mrs. Edward Procaccini Miss Dorothy Putnam Barbara Sabatino Mrs. F. Sanderoff Rosemarie Salvatore Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sauchelli Bill Sauts Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Scaduto Scott and Mark Schm.dl Joe Sciarrone Joyce Schoemer Mr. and Mrs. H. Schoemer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Searle Arleen Sebastian Sedicino Family Evelyn V. Seibert Mr. and Mrs. John F. Shannon John Bernard Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sica Mr. and Mrs. V. Sica Donna Mane Silvestrini Mr. and Mrs. Frank Silvia Maggie Simpkins Mr. and Mrs. Jule Snider Mr. Steve Skelaski H. Stumpf. Sr. Danny Slonim Larry A. Smith Florence Sofka Joseph Sorctt. M.D. Mrs. Josephine Spencer David Stallop Inez M. Stanzialc Esq. Mr. Edward Stauss F. Stepanick Mrs. Dorothy Steward Mr and Mrs. O. Stocchiero Mr. and Mrs. C. Svenson Elaine Synder Velardi's Superette Robert Tess Mrs Anthony Thomas Mrs. Catherine Thomas Compliments Thomas Rest. (Michael Thomas' Mickey Thomas James Tillery Mr John Paul Tischio Zeke Tosun Mrs. Simon Troisi Jacky Turner Mr and Mrs. M. Trumbul Charlie Trupia Vinnie Trupia Mr and Mrs. Gerald Radice Jimmie Ratchford Mr and Mrs. F. Reciniello, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. Reciniello Karyn Reed Mrs. Reilly from St. Mike's Mr and Mrs W. Reilly Lavant Reynolds Rita Rispo Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rivera Johnny Rizzo Mr. and Mrs R Roboson and Son Gary Roc Sam Rodola Joseph and Robert Romano Mr. and Mrs. R. Romano Mrs Rose Romano Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Roman Roseville Sweet Shoppe Antonio J. Rossi Julia and Joe Rossilli Antoinette and Constantine Rotunda Donna Rotonda Gay ton A. Rotunda Joan and Vin Rotonda John J. Rotunda Mr. and Mrs. Robert Row Bothham Elizabeth Ruff Mr. and Mrs. George Ruff Brenda Russo Mr. Gerald Ruvolo Anita F. Ure Suzanne LePore and Jerry Veneziano. Ann Ventola Mr. and Mrs. A. Ventola The Ventola’s Robert Verzi Vinnie Vienspoli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vitale Mr. and Mrs W Vitiello Alfred Vizzone Mr. John W. Vogel Mrs. Ralph Wagner Lucille Wapples Ronald Ward Mr. and Mrs. David Washington Mary Jo Waston Viola Weislogel A. Florence West Sam Wigfall Carol Wilder Miss Eleanor Wilscy Mr. and Mrs. H. Wisser Leroy Wilson Mr. and Mrs. A. Zarnick Rose Zarro Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zeid Mr. and Mrs. J. Zenna Elaine Zenna Carmela Ruvolo. John Zummo Vinnie Zollo Mr. and Mrs. S. Zoppi Mr. and Mrs Anthony R. Zoppi 102 WE, THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1963 congratulate and commemorate the JUNE CLASS OF 1962. We wish to express our sincere hope for the attainment of your highest aspiration. 103 The members of Homeroom 57. Class of June 1962, wish to express their appreciation and gratitude to their Alma Mater, faculty, parents and friends for making their years at Barringer High School, years that will never be forgotten. HOMEROOM 57 Ann Beauchamp Barbara Borgersen Victor Calabrese Diane Calcagno Nancy Carter Karen Cetrulo John Cocchi Thomas Colligan Robert Dalton Phyllis Del Guercio Michael D’lnnocenzio Elyse Doyle Vincent Facciponte Carole Fede Barbara Korch Robert Koshnick Pete Leone Paul Lundy Alan Matonti Thomas Meeker Mary Lou Mele Kathleen Monaghan Daniel Palmieri Elayne Pawlakos Alfred Prosperi Grace Roman Anthony Sauchelli Anna Mae Shannon Pat Sperduto Charles Sportell Terry Trent Angela Vitale Lewis Weaver 104 Vyo Qr Menb rt 1 V oHcroo . S ol � y ‘CW. 0- Appr.c.aV.ow % o- Tu.N s A«a wwr, VS, 'v Gw,. We AnJ TW.C V Ki.h VW V«4 U. T. TW. M oroklc Occ-ai’on. Wi+K TW W Y-Vc.o . Lo«falV o BamVi er. NaMmc.% Vs «- 4«ve Sc 0 or- -| ol Ar id ACf� e-ci O r Seal.. l£t,it CZZ U yH LsrlxS TThu uJ} ' SlriLriY J-S Ccu L Cfy lliyyjn Vs' Utda d u Ca Cc L Joseph Ricciardi PAINTS - ENAMELS - VARNISH Imitated—but not duplicated 170 BELMONT AVENUE NEWARK 8. NEW JERSEY 106 Best of Luck to the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1962 ties to Construction Company President Treasurer JOSEPH NESTO SALVATORE NESTO Congratulations to the JUNE CLASS OF 1962 from ANTHONY Dl CHIARA ANTHONY Dl CHIARA ANTHONY Dl CHIARA, JR. CARMINE Dl CHIARA MICHAEL Dl CHIARA MICHAEL Dl CHIARA. JR. FRANK Dl CHIARA 107 The Father and Son Association of Barringer High School DEFINITION OF A BOY A boy is a bank where you may deposit your most precious treasures—the hard-won wisdom, the dreams for a better world. A boy can guard and protect these, and perhaps invest them wisely and win a profit—a profit larger than you ever dreamed. A boy will inherit your world. All your work will be judged by him. Tomorrow he will take your seat in Congress, own your company, run your town. The future is his. and through him. the future is yours. Perhaps he deserves a little more of your attention now. A —Anonymous Sincere Congratulations to the CLASS OF JUNE 1962 De Bacco Family 108 HU 4-7200 Mitchell 3-7124 I.C.C. 42297 MUrdock 6-9437 HUmboldt 5-3097 THOMM’S GALDO SONS Excellent Banquet Facilities A GALDO M GALDO Off Premise Catering GOOD SERVICE Grocery Trucking and Warehousing Gracious Dining in our Trailer Pool and Car Distribution! Continental Room - 80 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY NEWARK FARMERS MARKET NEWARK 5. N. J. Pilgrim 3-3433 HUmboldt 2-9083 Pilgrim 8-2231 350 Bloomf.eld Ave. Newark. N. J. BEST WISHES FROM from ZARRO’S MEMORIAL HOMES FRANK RUSSO, INC. MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS JOSEPH ZARRO Funeral Director ★ • 145 HARRISON STREET 40 WOODS IDE PLACE BLOOMFIELD. N. J. NEWARK 4. N. J. 109 PEE-WEE SHOE CLINIC TOPPETA MOTORS INC. 260 Belmont Avenue Newark, N. J. 420 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. HU 3-9464 PAPERBACK SHOP Greeting Cards - Wrappings - Tobaccos Featuring a big variety of and party goods BARRINGER HIGH PARENT, TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION 159 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. ESSex 1-1992 ESsex 1-1991 Best Wishes to PHYLLIS TRI-CITY BODY COMPANY MR. and MRS. MICHAEL AVALONE ED WALDON NICK MANDVENO 585 South Orange Avenue Newark, N. J. Congratulations to our Daughter Best Wishes to PATRICIA BRENDA and Her Classmates and the JUNE CLASS OF 1962 MR. and MRS. from MARTIN J. LOFTUS EUGENET and MICHAEL D’AGOSTINO no Congratulations to our Daughter VIVIAN and the June Class of 1962 from MR. and MRS. FRANKLYN V. CARUSO ROBERT CARUSO ELAINE CARUSO and LADDIE Best of Luck and Success to the June Graduating Class of 1962 THE DE FILIPPIS FAMILY Best Wishes for Future Success to the June 1962 Graduating Class of Barringer High School from THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION NEWARK. SOUTH ORANGE and NORTH CALDWELL. N. J. Best Wishes from LOCAL 21920 President—Thomas Coxson TO GRACE Best Wishes on Your Graduation Day and Always From Your Sweetheart RICHIE Best of Luck to the June Class of 1962 A FRIEND III Best Wish to Our Daughter and Her Classmate MR. and MRS. DANTE ALBANESE and FAMILY Congratulations to ANNA LOVE THE FAMILY THE PALUMBO FAMILY 410 SECOND AVENUE NEWARK. N J. Congratulations to Our Daughter ELVIRA and the Class of June 1962 MR. and MRS. BRUNO MARCHETTE Best Wishes to Our DAUGHTER Congratulations to The 4A's MAUREEN MR. and MRS. T. LUCIANI Congratulations to Our Son and the June Class of 1962 MARIE and CHARLES MIELE Best Wishes from MR. and MRS. T. SPAGONE MISS ROSE ANSETTA 99 GRAFTON AVENUE NEWARK 4. N. J. Best Wishes to the Class of June 1962 GARY MACERA PRESIDENT FATHER and SON ASSOCIATION MR. and MRS. V. SABATINO 71 NORTH 14th STREET NEWARK. N J. Congratulations to Our Daughter BARBARA MR. and MRS. WALTER KORCH ROBERT J. AGRESTI 112 SECOND AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Best of Luck to the June Class of 1962 THE NEW ROSEVILLE LOUNGE 461 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of SUITE 1804 WILLIAM M. COREY. Manager CONTINENTAL INCOME PLANNING INC. 744 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of CHICK'S MARKET 112 Congratulations to the Class of June 1962 from MR. and MRS. S. GODFREY Congratulations to Our Son and to the Class of June 1962 MR. and MRS. ARTHUR A. JULIANA Best Wishes DR. HARRY A. DEL PLATO 57 GARSIDE STREET NEWARK. N. J. Love and Success to our Daughter CAROL MR. and MRS. PALAZZOLA MR. and MRS. JAMES COLLIGAN 72 IRVING STREET NEWARK. N. J. Best Wishes from MR. and MRS. JOHN BREZNAK Compliments of GILBERT DE ROSA CATHERINE and JOHN KELLY ANONYMOUS Best Wishes to CAROL LOVE MOTHER and DAD Best Wishes to BRENDA and the June Class of 1962 MR. and MRS. ANDREW MECCA Heartiest Congratulations and Good Wishes to our Son PETER A. CAVICCHIA. II PAUL and ADELINE CAVICCHIA Best Wishes from SAM and LEO AUGUST Congratulations to Our Daughter CECELIA and to the Graduating Class of June 1962 MR. and MRS. THOMAS CASIERE Best Wishes to the June Class of 1962 from JOHN BRITTON, Homeroom 87 Congratulations to Our Daughter DIANE LOVE MR. and MRS. ORLANDO CALCAGNO PARAMOUNT GOLF COURSE World Largeit Miniature 36 Different Holes 5th and OCEAN AVENUES AS8URY PARK. N J. BROOKDALE HARDWARE and PAINT CO. 1278 BROAD STREET BLOOMFIELD. N. J. IKE S FRUITS and VEGETABLES 371% BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations to KATHLEEN ROBERT and ANNETTE DePALMA Congratulations and Best Wishes EDDIE SMALLEY ARLENE MALLEY To MARIE CARIDA Best Wishes MOTHER Aunt Anne. Aunt Jay, Aunt Louise Compliments of RUTH and MIDGE POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SALON Ml BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. HU 3-4351 HU 3-4362 MORT'S MARKET and SUPERETTE 509-513 SUMMER AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. JACK'S FINE FOODS 232 MARKET STREET NEWARK. N. J. COLONNADE PARK REALTY COMPANY 381 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J. ALLIED RECORD MFG. CO. 227 MAIN STREET BELLEVILLE. N. J. HU 2-0819 THOMAS GIALANELLA Cr SONS PRIME MEATS and POULTRY 146 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 2. N. J. SUMMER ESSO SERVICENTER 70 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. MUrdock 6-1413 ANTHONY SIBILIA PAINTING. DECORATING PAPERHANGING 2178 VAUX HALL ROAD UNION. N. J. Congratulations to Our June Class of 1962 from the “DOUBLE SIX’ ANNA JON I MARYLOU BARB LOUISE MAUREEN CAROLE MARIE PAT GLORIA MARYANN VIV CLOSED MONDAYS OPEN FRIDAY EVENING COIFFURES SALON Hair Coloring and Permanent Waving Done Exclusively For Appointment Call: HU 2-7075 473 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 114 NO WAITING PARKWAY BARBER SHOP LAWRENCE C. TOBIA 216 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Bums No BO. 60, 82. 34. 6. 29 and Trolley No. 7 All Pass Within One or Two Blocks of Nicastro’s Joseph Nicastro's Restaurant, Inc. Restaurant - Bar - Grill King of Spaghetti Sauces 217 BERKELEY AVENUE NEWARK 7. N. J. I Cor. No. 7th Strew I MU 3-8937 HUmboldt 3-1739 Call Us—We Deliver GEORGE S SELF SERVICE A Full Line of Imported and Domestic Groceries Ricotta. Mozzarella, All Dairy Products Assorted Cold Cuts Our Specialty 295Vi FIRST AVENUE, near Cor. No. llth St. NEWARK. N. J. HU 2-6647 FREE DELIVERY PAT and DON S DON DiBENEDETTO PAT M. IUSPA WINES and LIQUORS 464 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK 7. N. J. MU 5-2415 MR and MRS E BREWSTER BREWSTER S GUEST HOUSE Room and Board for Elderly People 477 MT. PROSPECT AVENUE NEWARK. N J. HUmboldt 2-7415 HU 2-2372 BONAVITO DANIELS FINE FLOWERS 478 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. HUmboldt 3-4832 VERONA AVENUE HARDWARE INC. FACTORY and MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES 186 VERONA AVENUE NEWARK 4. N J MArkef 3-0488 DIAMONDS and WATCHES THOMAS DE MAIO CO., INC. WHOLESALE JEWELERS Gold and Platinum Jewelry 144 WASHINGTON STREET NEWARK 2. N. J WEbster 9-6666 MARC MONACO. Prop. NEW PARK CENTER MARKET PRIME MEATS and POULTRY Fancy Fruit and Vegetable - Fruit Baskets 114 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD. N. J. DR. NICHOLAS S. NARDUCCI CHIROPRACTOR 457 NORTH 7th STREET NEWARK 7. N. J. HUmboldt 3-3788 THOMAS N. TIPALDI Complete Insurance Service Real Estate - Mortgages Public Accountant 219 BLOOMFIELO AVENUE NEWARK 4. N. J. HUmboldt 2-7555 FREE DELIVERY RESNICK DRUG and LIQUOR SAUL S. LIPMAN. B. Sc.. Reg Pharm. 449 SUMMER AVENUE at MAY STREET NEWARK 4. N. J. HUmboldt 2-3248 LOU CAPUTO FLORIST Member of Newark Retail Florist Association Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Service Member of New Jersey State Florist Association 51 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. HUmboldt 2-9228 SAM R. SlCO. Prop. SWANK MEN S SHOP Monograming 185 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N J. HUmboldt 3-9616 AL S SERVICENTER REPAIRS - ACCESSORIES 325 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. WYman 1-4617 FREE ESTIMATES DICK AFFLITTO Carpentry - Cabinet Making 22 RUTHERFORD PLACE NO. ARLINGTON. N. J. IIS — LOUIS and FRED BIZZARRO CLASS OF JUNE 1958 Congratulations PETER CAVICCHIA from GEORGE and HELEN PERILLO Best of Lock BARBARA J. FULLER Best Wishes to THE JUNE CLASS OF 1962 from HOMEROOM 33 Best WithM THE CELLI FAMILY RONNIE COLATRELLA DENNIS MIELE RICHIE CARPIGNANO HOMEROOM 2 Best Wishes to THE JUNE CLASS OF 1962 from HOMEROOM 66 Best Wishes to THE JUNE CLASS OF 1962 from HOMEROOM 87 Best Wishes to TtfE JUNE CLASS OF 1962 front HOMEROOM 25 Wishing the Class of June 1962 the Best of Luck MRS. CLAIRE S. MIGNONE Good Lock to the Greatest School From the Alumni of 1939 ROSEVILLE POST OFFICE NEWARK 7. NEW JERSEY Best Wishes MR. and MRS. JOHN BROWN and FAMILY HUmboldt 2-6356 FREE DELIVERY DANNY FERRANTE S PRIME MEAT MARKET 234 - 6th AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Best of Luck and Success to THE JUNE CLASS OF 1962 from HOMEROOM 99 HUmboldt 4-0202 AD-AID, INC. 666 NORTH THIRD STREET NEWARK 7. N. J. Best of Luck to THE JUNE CLASS OF 1962 from HOMEROOM 81 MRS. ANNETTE FURIA 288 GARSIDC STREET NEWARK. N. J. Best Wishes KEITH and KELLY ANN BROWN Best Withes to THE JUNE CLASS OF 1962 from HOMEROOM 85 HU 2-7859 FAF S QUALITY PAINTS Paints - Varnishes - Enamels 878 FRANKLIN AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. INear Heller Parkway) Best Wishes to THE JUNE CLASS OF 1962 from HOMEROOM 83 HUmboldt 5 9855 GIANNETTA S WINE £r LIQUOR STORE WIHES- LIQUORS - BEER 355 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 7. N. J. (Corner of 5th Street) DE LITE PRIVATE DAY NURSERY 21 ROWLAND STREET NEWARK. N. J. Pilgrim 8-9827 YOUNG S TAILOR SHOP Dry Cleaning - Repairing - Pressing 6 CHESTER AVENUE BLOOMFIELD. N. J. RESTAINO BROTHERS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 744 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. A. FERRARA BAR8ER SHOP 193 - 1st AVENUE W. NEWARK. N. J. SUBURBAN ELECTRONICS 277 GARSIDE STREET NEWARK 4. N. J. PLymouth 4-332 WE DELIVER VIVIANS FLORIST Flowers for Every Occasion VIVIAN GELUSO 171 FRANKLIN STREET BELLEVILLE 9. N. J. Best of Luck to THE JUNE CLASS OF 1962 from HOMEROOM 91 HU 3-2689 HU 4-1521 ES 5-7046 CELENTANO BROS.. INC. Specialists in Italian-American Food 486 ROSEVILLE AVE. 202 BLOOMFIELD AVE. 850 SO. ORANGE AVE. NEWARK. N. J. From A FRIEND HU 2-9700 RALPH CASALE Cr SONS. Props. LIBERTY BAKERY Our Specialty Wedding - Birthday - Party Cakes 464 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK 7. N. J. Congratulation to Our Nephew JOHNNY THE BUCCERONIS Congratulation MR. and MRS. VINCENT PANNULLO Best Wither to THE JUNE CLASS Of 1962 HOMEROOM 76 Congratulation A FRIEND BARNEY’S PIZZERIA Famous for Pin and Italian Sandwich 548 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliment of D. J. PACE and FAMILY Congratulation to Our Niece ANN BEAUCHAMP MR. and MRS. GEORGE LOYAL Good Luck to Our Daughter and Her Clatimatot MR. and MRS. CARUSILLO Bett of Luck to THE JUNE CLASS Of 62 FINELLI'S GROCERY STORE 636 SIXTH AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Bett Withe to BRENDA LOVE MOM and DAD Beit Withe from FIRST TERM SHOP CLASS PERIOD 6 Good Luck to THE SENIOR CLASS DON CIRIACO CLASS OF 60 Beit Withe to BRENDA and THE JUNE CLASS OF 1962 Bett Withe to Our Daughter KATHLEEN MR. and MRS. M. DcPALMA Bett Withe THE INFANTI S Arasio - Mildred Josephine - Sammy MArket 3-29 8 RAY S GIANT SHOE REPAIR Work Done While You Wait Invisible Resoling - Shoes Dyed all Colors 9 CENTRAL AVENUE NEWARK 2. N. J. MR. and MRS. NICHOLAS MAURIELLO Office: MA i- 750 Re .: HU 5-3931 HENRY R. CAMPEOTTO Representative Metropolitan Lit Insurance Company 850 BROAD STREET NEWARK 2. N. J. Bett With t to Our Son RONNIE MOM and DAD ENGS First Cla Laundry We do Everything Neatly and Quickly All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory 474 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Congratulation to NEIL AUNT CLO MArket 3-9867 Block Above Court Mouse COLEMAN’S Or Suit to Hire (Speoal Prom Rates) 40 WEST MARKET STREET NEWARK 3. N. J. Bett With to THE CLASS Of 1962 MR. and MRS. M. Dl GIOVANNI HLmboldt 2-5862 FREE DELIVERY COD. WINE and LIQUOR CO. EDDIE COLAVITA Win B rs and Liquor 152 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Good Luck to My Niece MARY ANN MR. and MRS. PINO MU 2-2648 GUARDY’S N J. GUAROABA CO. r.p 421 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Love and Bett Withe to CAROL from JOE HU 2-1064 NEIL PALMIERI G. 1. PRINTING Letter Pre� t - Photo Oftiet Commercial and Social Printing 142VS SUMMER AVENUE NEWARK 4. N. J. IN MEMORY OF JOSEPH PROVINE. JR. HU 5-9794 TONY D AGOSTINO. Prop. BRANCH BROOK AUTO SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Accessor ie . Part . Greasing. Gat and Oil 320 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Congratulation to ANN BEAUCHAMP and JUNE CLASS Of 1962 LUCKY TEN SOCIAL CLUB HUmboldt J-8385 FRANK S AUTO SERVICE Motor Tune Up - Lubrication - Tire Repair Mechanic on Duty at all Tim Cor. Park Ave. and Parker St.. Newark 4. N. J. 117 Congratulations from ROTHMAN'S STADIUM PHARMACY ROSEVILLE and SECOND AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. PI 9-3192 CLEM J. DiSILVESTRO COLUMBIA PLUMBING and HEATING Licensed Master Plumber 126 WILLIAM STREET BELLEVILLE 9. N. J. Compliments of ED'S DRIVE IN 255 HELLER PARKWAY NEWARK. N. J. 748-7551 lOM'S LUNCH Industrial Caterer 75 MONROE PLACE BLOOMFIELD. N. J. SAL'S CONFECTIONERY 210 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. GAMBINO BAKERY 806 SUMMER AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. SAM FISHER 431 CLUB 431 CENTRAL AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. NORTH NEWARK BOWLING RECREATION 90 VERONA AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Best Wishes ACROPOLIS STORE 65 SIXTH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. BATTISTA'S HAIR DRESSERS 317 MT PROSPECT AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. ES 2-1770 MISS ANN HAIR FASHIONS Jean Afflitto Costa, Proprietor 1078 SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE NEWARK. N J. BUY-RITE DISCOUNT CLOTHES 67 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. LOU'S MARKET 95 DAVENPORT AVENUE NEWARK. N. J HU 2-7732 LEO HOPP PHARMACY Carl F. Hopp. Registered Pharmacist 440 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J. EMPIRE FOOD MARKET Quality Service - Prime Meats 233 CLIFTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. MILADY'S RURL SHOPPE Beauty it Our Business ' NEWARK. N J. ERNEST B. THOMAS—The Florist 133 BERGEN STREET NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of YORKE SAVINGS NEWARK and WEST CALDWELL. N. J. V. CERRATO 131 BERGEN STREET NEWARK 3. N. J. URBAN S FOOD MAKET CHOICE MEATS 327 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. Compliments of JULIUS LIQUORS 131 WEST MARKET STREET NEWARK. N. J. HU 4-5422 RUBY'S FOOD MARKET 628 NORTH SEVENTH STREET NEWARK. N. J. KARL and PHIL STAR AUTO 42 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. A FRIEND HU 3-5949 FREDS MODEL BAKERY (Formerly Braun's Bakery1 Whipped Cream Birthday and Wedding Cakes 462 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. N. J Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1962 from A FRIEND KAY S CORNER 297 FIRST AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Best Wishes to THE JUNE CLASS OF 1962 THE BLUE and WHITE HU 2-7963 FREE DELIVERY BILL COOPER'S FIRST AVENUE LIQUOR SHOP 295 FIRST AVENUE (bet. 10 and II Streets) NEWARK. N. J. HU 3-947$ ROSELLI S SERVICE STATION 560 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. (Corner North Thirteenth Street) Best Wishes from WEBER GENERAL HARDWARE COMPANY 836 MT. PROSPECT AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. MELODY RECORD SHOPS io Bloomfield avenue Newark, n. j. 118 MINAY S CLOTHES 122 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. i. GILDA’S HOUSE OF BEAUTY COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE I OS BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. Best Wishes to BRENDA end the June Class of 1062 from JOHN FALCONE’S DAIRY Distributor Raritan Valley Farms NUTIEY. N. J. NO 1-1037 TRENT PRODUCTS 251 WASHINGTON STREET JERSEY CITY. N. J. For Youthful Barringer If YOUTHFUL FASHIONS Dresses - Coats - Sportswear JORDANS 661 BROAD STREET NEWARK. N. J. HU 2-8453 ANGELO S T.V. SALES and SERVICE Service on all types of T.V. sets 515 SUMMER AVENUE NEWARK 4. N. J. Bl 3-2367 Comphnwts from NEW YORK WHOLESALE CANDY HOUSE 16-18 BELMONT AVENUE NEWARK 3. N. J. PARK-GULF SERVICE CENTER 315 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Compliments to tho June Class of 1962 from LAWRENCE S YARN and CURTAIN SHOP 94 BROADWAY NEWARK. N J. HU 2-2254 HU 2-2254 CARUSO S FOOD MARKET Self Service - Free Delivery IMPORTED ITALIAN SPECIALTIES Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily 457 ROSEVILLE AVENUE (corner of Second Ave.l NEWARK. N. J. HU 3-1401 ANTHONY STRUMOTO S MEAT MARKET Groceries - Vegetables 573 NORTH SIXTH STREET NEWARK. N. J. HARRY’S STORE FOR MEN and BOYS, INC. 879-83 FRANKLIN AVENUE NEWARK 7. N. J. SAL'S PARK SHOE SERVICE 208 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Best Wishes LOU and AL S HI-SPOT 113 PARK AVENUE NEWARK 4. N. J. Good Luck to the Greatest School from Alumni ROSEVILLE POST OFFICE NEWARK. N J. UNION-IMPERIAL LAUNDRY COMPANY 58 GOULD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 119 CLUB HARMONY TEENAGERS HU 2-8220 GIANNOTTOS PHARMACY 195 FIRST AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Congratulation to Our Clast HOMEROOM 60 Pilgrim 3-9890 FRANCO di ROMA WORLD OF BEAUTY 17 BELLEVILLE AVENUE BLOOMFIELD. N. J. BEN D'AVELLA, Prop. D D MILLWORK Formica Tops - Kitchen Cabinets 10-12 N 7th STREET Best Wishes to the JUNE CLASS OF 1962 MR. and MRS. H. T. ABRAM ANGELA Best Wishes CLASS OF 1962 from DONNA CAROL PAULA DOLORES PHYLLIS DONNA THERESA VITINA Best of Luck to LIZ HALL LOVE JAMES TAYLOR Best Wishes REV. and MRS. C. R. GERHOLD Best to You of ‘62 MR. and MRS. GEORGE CHENOWETH 137 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. Best Wishes to ANN BEAUCHAMP and Class of Juno 1962 THE BEAUCHAMP FAMILY Best Wishes to OUR DAUGHTER and Hoc Class from MR. and MRS. DOMINIC ROTONDA Congratulations to the Class of June 1962 MR. and MRS. PETE PETRANCOSTA Best Wishes to the Class of June 1962 MR. and MRS. F. PADUANO Congratulations to the Class of June 1962 from FICETOLA FAMILY HU 3-9296 RAY'S CITIES SERVICE 769 BROADWAY NEWARK 4, N. J. Congratulations to the Class of June 1962 from THE YEARBOOK STAFF Compliments of Your BARRINGER STUDENT COUNCIL MR. PAT RESTAINO. Sponsor SUSAN RISPO. President DONNA PADUANO. Vice President KATHLEEN DE PALMA. Treasurer MARIE CORRIDA. Recording Secretary NANCY CARTER. Corresponding Sec. 120