Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1963 volume:

anaatcf IQ 6 7 838-1963 C )riQ srJ j unbteb anb eats z)ebicateb io p u(f6tc 2 bucation ontents tebieation..................0 C Cbminisltalion anb -acu sniots..................7 % £ pctis......................41 Cctiviiios.................57 iCJations anb CX.buQtiisomonis . 6j f attinaet so ewatk, y j GW etsetj itsi hafp C uli inc1si a woman no M fpUZrpOSG J ) unsdc It is with great pleasure and pride that we dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Helen Nunzio. an extraordinary individual and a master teacher. We feel that she embodies the highest ideals of her profession. Mrs. Nunzio is loved by her students, because she loves and understands them. Her warmth, perception, and uncanny sense of humor are comforting and refreshing to troubled students. Her humanity is derived from her actual acquaintance with the vagaries of human life. She is an experienced and a learned student of life as it is. Mrs. Nunzio is admired by her colleagues and students, because she is an impassioned fighter for intellectual honesty. Integrity and honesty are the ideals that loom large in her life She has a deep respect for intellectual achievement and challenging ideas. Ideas never frighten her; she entertains thoughts as she would guests' As a teacher, she is consistently stimulating, because she teaches with vigor and devotion. Her heart and enthusiasm are put into her work. She draws upon an extensive literary background, and she knows how to relate knowledge to life. Her view of life is cosmopolitan; she reaches into the deepest feelings of her students, and she is effective, because she knows them. Mrs. Nunzio will never withold her energies, time, or efforts from a student in need. Mrs. Nunzio is an accomplished and sensitive poet who can stir mind and heart. She has an empathy for the unfortunate, the disadvantaged, the lost soul, and fates misbegotten. Her perception of the reality of life makes her approachable to all those who seek advice and assistance. She is always a human being and then a teacher. Mrs. Helen Nunzio taught us that you don't live a life of lies; you must live a life of truth. We will never forget her lesson, nor her example. 6 72, usi t J oa dbn i utn! Dr. Edward Rattenne. school physician, and Mrs. Linda Kocian, school nurse, treat finger incision. Miss Fanny Bell, teacher-secretary, and Mrs. Eva Goldsmith, school secretary, discuss the preparation of a transcript. Miss Annette Rocco and Mrs. Marie Jones check attendance tabulations for the month. 9 tornoie £ hucaiion “Promote, as an object of primary importance, institutions for the general diffusion of knowledge. In proportion as the structure of a government gives force to public opinion, it is essential O’ that public opinion should be en- m V lightened ’ Farewell Address 1. I Ian George Washington MA September 17, 17 96 Social Stud I fJbijno BA. B.olofly R. FjnjfoH MA. Industrial Art H. I trqukjr M A Mathematic C. M Gray BA. Engk h Mux M Griff.ii A.B . M A Librarian M Jtmnon M A English. French L lAn M B.S. Art M- Utm. P. L.pp« MA. M A Science Chirmjr Social Stud Chaeman Dr. R. UwiMlim PHD Foreign Language D. C Me (win M.A. Mathematic (AJU Qtvlce an ( Jq vet io ( ut ounlltj uoA io jOtomoii.n L uccLi'ton?t Thomas Jefferson CL rLtLf Oj UJCUfS Miss Eleanor Wilsey is the one to take a personal problem to. Mr. John Vogel, head guidance counselor, advises senior counselor. Mr. Hilton Otero, on program to stimulate interest in attending college. 12 MIC Swamped with college applications, Mr. Hilton Otero and Mrs. Madeline Jannone smile in spite of the paper work. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President. Vincent Panella; Vice President, Allen Panico and Treasurer. Louis Checchetto join tbeir teammates during Donkey Basketball game. U f totheis the Secretary Joyce LaPola and Treasurer Fred Castullucio tabulate receipts. M JIS. Wise to resolve and patient to perform.” At this bitter-sweet time of parting, we. the Class of January 1963, are happy to express our gratitude and appreciation for the invaluable services of our adviser, Mrs. Lillian Kappstatter. Her absolute fairness and sympathetic attitude in dealing with our problems command our respect. Her keen judgment and original ideas contributed to our accomplishments; her smile and vivacious personality eased our tribulations. She will always have our sincere thanks and admiration for a job well done. MRS. LILLIAN KAPPSTATTER Senior Adviser MA BARKER AND GANG ( Cchieve C'Ccabemic C ence CLIFFORD ALLO Valedictorian JOANNE BISCHAK Salutatorian ANGELO D'ALESSIO Tie - Fourth Place PETER MITCHELL JEAN SIMONE Tie - Fourth Place Tie - Fourth Place JOANNE CILENTO Sixth Place SHARONE BIONDI Seventh Place ANNETTE LaVISTA Eighth Place 16 so ationa JOANNE CILENTO President ROSE LIONARDIS Vice President JEAN SIMONE Secretary JOANNE BISCHAK JANIS BLASCO LOUIS CHECCHETTO ANGELO D ALESSIO FRANK ABRUSIA 86 Bryant Street Frank . . . has the air of a man who knows what he wants . . . when he’s told he can't, he proves he can . . , will fight for what he believes in . . . calm. cool, collected .. . generally talks to anyone who will talk to him . . . makes hearts race as well as cars. Future Teachers of America. CLIFFORD ALLO 784 Lake Street Cliff . . . gifted scholar . . . eagerly questions concepts . . . studies in depth . . . valedictorian . . . personable and amiable . . . wit . . . talented leader of the Blue Jackets ... is a member of the Columbia University Science Honors Program ... a swimming instructor at the YMCA . . . vociferous officer of the Newark Youth Council. Blue Jackets Leader; National Honor Society- Science Honors Program; Society for the Development of Ideas, Biology Club; Science Club. Vice-President; YMCA; Leaders' Club. Swimming Team. Captain; Merit Scholar; Captain of Boys' Leaders; Student Council; Band; Orchestra; Science Aide; After Math Club; President of the Youth Council; Tutonng Service; Future Teach-eri of America. AUGUST ALAMO 100 Montclair Avenue Chuck ... a gentleman and a scholar . . . proud to be in the National Honor Society . . . shines his pin every day ... a man of a few thousand words . . . could easily write material for Bob Hope ... his zany antics have cracked up many ... a capable athelete . . . Mr. Di Chiara’s protege ... a born business administrator . . . college is next on the agenda National Honor Society- Baseball; Basketball: Soccer; Cross Country; Science Club; Future Teachers of America; Bovs' Leaders: Homeroom Vice-President. VIRGINIA ANN ANGIUOLI 166 Third Street Virginia ... a ray of sunshine in an often cloudy world ... a giggler from way back . . . talking is her favorite subject . . . happiness is just a guy named Lou . . . after Barringer she’ll work and then waltz down that lovely aisle. 18 ANGILO R. ALBANESi 1 37 Fourth Avenue Brother” . . . one word describes him. great . . . accident prone . . . loves to start arguments and sit back and watch the fun . . . Angelo and sloppy lockers are synonomous . . . Mr. Music Man . . . white-collar job, here he comes. Boys' Leaders; Science Club; Junior Achievement PATRICK JOHN ANSITTA 16 Grafton Avenue Pat . . . soft-spoken . . . mature . . . the serenity of the wise is merely the art of impnsoning their agitation in their hearts . . . the question to ask him is Why are you never late for homeroom? . . . college will welcome him with open arms. LOUISE DOLORES ASCOLI 171 Lincoln Avenue VIRGINIA BATTISTA 47 Bloomfield Avenue Lou . . . I'm on a diet . . . pleasant, carefree, disposition . . . doesn't let the state of the world disturb her . . . known for her wild parties . . . owns at least fifty pairs of shoes . . . her heart is out on the high seas . . . she’ll succeed in business without really trying. Red Crosi; Acropolis. Virginia . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . Barringer's own Florence Nightingale . . . proud of her collection of autographs of well-known stars . . . active at C.Y.O. . . . sincere . . a future nurse. Volunteer at Crippled Children s Hospital; Debating Club; Theatre Party Club; French Club: Science Club: Advanced Chorus; Future Teachers of America. EMMET JOSEPH BEAHAN 301 Vz High Street Emmet ... a charter member of the rebel party . . . glib with a quip ... a razor sharp brain . . . understands much, but cares little . . . argumentive . . . Sidney Carton and he have much in common . . . pragmatic philosophy of life ... a young man in search of himself. 19 SHARONE YVONNE BIONDI 213 Ridge Street Sharone . . . charm and wit accompany her every move . . . loves the flair of Mr. Mort . . . her perseverance and initiative will carry her to life’s highest peaks ... a friend to remember and treasure always . . . business world awake. Sharone is coming! Student Council; Science Club; Italian Club. Vice-President; National Honor Society; Ice Skatmg Oub; Italian Lab; Dance Committee; Basketball Cheerleader; Italian Tutor, JOANNE BISCHAK 441 Mount Prospect Avenue Joanne the cute and friendly Blonde ... a good person to take your troubles to ... a pleasant personality and a determined mind . . . a whiz kid ... a math major. Future Teachers of America; Orchestra; Homeroom Secretary; Homeroom Treasurer. National Honor Society. VITO A. BUONTEMPO 461 North Twelfth Street Vi ... a handsome find likeable fellow . . . mysterious and deceptive blue eyes . . . bowling champ whose proudest possession is his bowling trophy . . . perceptive intellect . . . startling thoughts . . . Wito ... an industrial designer. Bowling Club: Homeroom Treasurer; Track Team; Science Club JANIS ANN BLASCO 182 Fourth Street Janis . . . intelligent gal with a provocative sense of humor ... always ready to lend a helping hand . . . extrovert . . . enjoys tennis, ice-skating, and dancing ... future teacher. President of Future Teachers of America; Latin Club; Science Club; Ice Skating Club; Bowling Club; Chorus X; 4B Dance Committee; Tutor. National Honor Society. JOANNE BUSSANICH 738 Summer Avenue Joanne . . . deer-like grace . . . classic beauty and serenity . . . possesses a penetrating warmth for and understanding of people . . . lover of life ... art holds the golden key to the future. Bowling Club; Theatre Party Club: Homeroom President; Dance Decorating Committee; Science Club. 20 DAVID CALAFATI 48 Elliot Street David . . . readiness to understand . . . wisdom far and above his years . . . capable is the word for our sports editor . . . moosha-moosh ' . . . probes in depth . . . a restless intellect . . mature . . . an original thinker . . . inventive . . . psychology beckons, but teaching prevails. Yearbook Sports Fditor; Society For The Development of Ideas; Student Council; Science Club; Biology Club; Chess Club; Future Teachers of America; Dance Committee; Homeroom President KATHERINE CALAMINICI 260 Verona Avenue Kathy ... as charms are nonsense, nonsense is a charm ... a staunch believer in the fine art of talking . . . as sweet as the perennial last rose of summer . . an extra-added attraction at Jordan's ... the long hours of labor will fill most of her time after graduation. Theatre Party Club; Ice Skating Club; Student Council (alternate): 4B Dance Committee; Catholic Youth Organization. JUDITH CAMPOLATTARO 281 Mount Prospect Avenue Judi . . . young, alive and always in love . . . never without a comment . . . always full of fun . . . known for going steady every other week . . . look for her picture on the cover of ■■Mademoiselle.’' Tutoring Service; Library Staff; Acropolis Agent; Acropolis Staff; Ice Skating Club. HENRY CAPOZZI 106 Mount Prospect Avenue Hanes . . . aggressive, agile, and aboriginal ... a question is always lurking on the tip of his tongue . . . handles a football as easily as Bernstein handles a baton . . . leads, rarely follows . . . Capozzi, sit down” ... m his world, there arc no good guys. football; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Varsity Club; Science Club ROBERT A. CAPOZZI 180 Summer Avenue Bumps ... a live wire at any party . . . a fund of |okes . . . the play boy of the western world . . . the last of the Big Spenders . . wise civilians never stand in the path of his red hot Ford . . . teachers have classified him as a disaster area . . . load up on the Anacin Professors, Robert is coming to college. Baseball; football; Science Club, Boys' Leaders; indoor Track; Student Council; Italian Club HARRY FRANKLIN CARRICK 34 Van Wagenen Street Harry . . . devil may care ... a professional cynic . . . likes the simple things in life, like money . . . intelligent, perceptive, and complex . . . absolutely never without a comment . . . Nancy with the smiling face . . . Harry, in other words, a millionaire. BARBARA CASTAGNA 219 Bloomfield Avenue Barb . . . contagious laughter . . . considerate and particular Miss with an appealing personality ... her quietness is broken with sudden bursts of enthusiasm . . . animated . . . she may become a commercial artist. Theatre Party Club; Science Club: future Teacher of America; Senior Ena-cutive Council; Dance Committee JOANNE JOSEPHINE CASTELLANO 274 North Eleventh Street Joanne . . . helped cheer the Big Blue to victory . . . “Mr. Uppe. how can I pass your tests?” . . . clothes to match her hair . . . could bnng sunshine to the most dismal day . . . quick to incite laughter . . . levity is her trademark. Football Cheerleadei, Science dub. Gym Captain; Catholic Youth Organisation. Choir Girl; YWCA; ce Skatmg Club LOUIS CHECCHETTO 30 Coeyman Street Jr. . . . Gridiron favorite . . . athletic. affable . . . intelligent and sensitive . . . always in a quandry . . . Stop the world. I want to get off . . . Mr Nap doesn't love me anymore . . . the star quarterback of any college Treasurer of the Senior Cists: Homo-room Vice-President; Varsit y Service Club: indoor Tree ; Outdoor Track: Football; Science Club: Boys' Gfee Club: 22 Basketball; National Honor Society. LOUIS VINCENT CICCONE 186 Third Street Louie . . . o e. a sportsman . . . knows how to win friends and influence people . . . boyish charm and grin . . . watch those drag races . . . forthnght and honest on the field as well as off . . . when it comes to homeroom collections he’s as generous as Jack Benny . . longs to be Joe College. Football. Baseball; Indoor Track; Homeroom Treasurer; Audio Visual Aids Squad; Varsity Service Club; Italian Music Club; Science Club; Boys' Load-art; Boys' Gfee Club; Catholic Youth Organization. FRED CASTELLUCCIO 109 Beaumont Place Freddie . . . has his loyal claque . . . worries about almost anything . . . shy . . . sensitive as the artist he is . . . Ferd . . . piercing eyes . . . dapper and stylish dresser . . Fred Astaire Castelluccio ... as a friend he's loyal and reliable . . . a commercial artist. Senior Clats Treasurer; Yearbook Art Editor; Prom Chairman; Biology Club; Science Club; Acropolis Reporter; Dance Committee; Future Teschars of America: Advanced Chorus: Mixed Chorus. JOANNE CILINTO 420 Clifton Avenue Jo . . . bouncy and full of get up and go ... her high attainment academically it attributed to extreme sensibility and logic ... a smart dresser and neat as can be . . . abounds in school spirit, making it evident in the halls or on the field . . . this gal s interest turns toward Home Economics. Basketball. Cheerleader; Italian Language Lab; Italian Music Club; Dance Committee; Ice Skating Club; Student Council; President of National Honor Society; Tutoring Service. MICHAEL CITARELLA 1999 McCarter Highway No relation to citronella . . . charitable with his money as well as his concern . . . the first to greet a stranger . . . loves people . . . would rather live life than study about it . . . gives help without reservations . . . solves the problems of the world by ignoring them . . . never complains about his lot in life. DONALD DAFFAN 903 Broadway Don ... a good example of a character . . . maturity does come with age . . . haunts homeroom teachers ... if he likes you, count on him for any kind of help . . . ladies man . . . the Don Carter of the teenage set. Science Club JOSEPH COLUCCI 195 Berkeley Avenue Joe . . . speaks only when he is spoken to . . . fast and efficient worker . . . personality unlimited . . . well-liked among his friends . . . enjoys cruising in his black Chevy . . . astute intelligence hidden behind a demure exterior. ANGELO D'ALESSIO 535 North Fifth Street Tex ... a bibliophile ... his Southwestern accent is always appealing . . . placid ... a scrutinizing mind . . . has done more with mathematics than the Arabs . . . reads extensively . . has his fingers crossed that N.C.E. admits him. Cross Country; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Chats Club; Science Club; Ha-tonal Honor Society 23 JOHN D'ANGELO. JR. 160 Second Avenue John . . . a pillar of strength and knowledge ... an athlete whom few can surpass . . holder of the black-belt . . . seems to get a new car frequently . . . well-read . . . a dedicated expression casts its shadow across his face often . . . if he ever gets around to it he'll mail in his college applications. Lat n Club; Biology Club; Tutoring Service, Math Club; Scene Club. MARIE DEL GUERCIO Marie . . . pert and pretty . . . always deserves a pat on the back . . . Gal Friday of Homeroom 26 . . . busy as a bee . . . never has enough time to say enough . . . groomed punctiliously. Secretary of Homeroom 26. JEANNE DE FROSIA I 38 Third Avenue Jeanne . . . graceful dancer . . . always stage center . . . playful nymph ... a Seaside Park beachcomber . . . chief financial backer of Helena Rubinstein . . . wants to give the business world a whirl before marriage. Science Club. JERRY J. DEL GUERCIO. JR. 299A Seventh Avenue West Jerry ‘'Del ... a handsome guy with dark hair and deep set eyes . . . inhabits a world of his Own special making ... his chief interest is his trusting sax . . . hopes to see the world while working as a full time musician. RONALD DcLORETO 480 North Fifth Street Ronny . . . Chef Extraordinaire . . . good nature goes with his ability to make people laugh . . . lives life casually . . . wholesome as a fresh glass of milk . . . loves to ask puzzling and brain teasing questions ... his charm, good looks, and neat wardrobe are a few of his many assets. 24 ELAINE DcMESTRO 26 Lincoln Avenue Elaine . . . Do You Have Any Gum? . . . dislikes complamers and conceited people . . . always in a good mood . . . genial and genteel . . . those who know her like her well . starting in February, Elaine's working hours will be nine to five. Band; Orchestra NORMAN DiCOSTANZI 491 North Eleventh Street Norman . . . Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you . . . traffic jams on first avenue are his specialty ... A Man for All Seasons. but especially the football season . . . like good food he cannot be hurried . . . one girl lights up his heart ... the bells toll success for him as a teacher. football; Baseball; Indoor Track. Outdoor Track; Homeroom President; Varsity Service Club; Science Club. ARLEEN DENTON 68 Kearny Street Arleen ... a personality as warm as her heart . . possesses the rare quality of bringing laughter to the hearts of many . . . “pretty green eyes . . . lover of the outdoors animals and athletes . . j style all her own. on or off the dance floor. SAMUEL D'ERRICO 228 Second Street Sam . . . always has the last word ... a fascinating enigma . . . gloomy only on test days . . . don’t talk to him in the morning because he won't hear or listen to you . . . look for him in a blue and white Pontiac in questionable condition. FRANK DiLELLA 1 14 Third Street Frank ... his abstract paintings are laudable . . high speed typist ... a precision gymnast. .. quiet... intractable in his convictions . . . prefers to remain in the background of the passing parade of life. 25 LEONARD DiLIO 167 Sylvan Avenue Lcn . . . quiet to those who don’t know him ... a keen mind lurks behind a shy exterior . . . Leo. an air of reserve . . . co-operative . . . look for him at Wayne's . . . Saturday night at the movies ... a servant to the people as a civil engineer. Biology Club. CAROL FARINA 321 Summer Avenue Carol . . . the captivating humor of a Parisian clown . . . spontaneous reactor to fun and laughter . . . perceptive . . often sparked to argue a worthwhile point.. . the paint brush expresses the turbulent, restless and defiant feelings of intellectually, aggressive young lady ... a rebel with many causes . . . her ambition is to be happy and lead a full, interesting life. Secretary of Biology Club: Treasurer of Science Clob; Bowlma Club: Yearbook. Junior Bed Cross Club, Co-chairman Dance Committee; Chorus X DONALD DONATIELLO 175 Highland Avenue Don . . . speaks when he has something to say ... a terror in a Chcm lab . . . handling a baseball is second nature to him . . . “Donald baby’ ... hi, ho. hi. ho it’s off to work we go. Science Club; Baseball. GRACE MARIE FERRARA 215 Clifton Avenue Candy ... a lover of mankind, particularly the male faction . . . can be found as busy as a bee . . . talking goes for the popular indoor, outdoor sport . . . always with a smile . . , she made it. jhe made Montclair State. Spanish and Math Tutor; Biology Club: Science Club; President of ee Skating Club; Tennis Club; Boiling Club; Future Teachers of America; Music Club: Choms X; Yearbook Staff ROBERT FAIELLA 14 South Hawthorne Lane Bobby . . . never without a thought for a new scheme . . . quick to answer . . . intelligent and oh so funny . . . luminous blue eyes . . . despair of the faculty . . . college forms a definite part of the future Student Council; Outdoor Track; Secretary of Homeroom; Aftermath Club• Biology Club: Boys' Glee Club; Science Future Teachers of America; T Mv A. BARBARA JEAN FORD 1 5 Oraton Street Bobbie . . . proclaims to the world. I like Boys . . . pleasant miss with a perfectly matched smile . . . short boys are not her cup of tea . . . Miss Ford. I want you to take some dictation. BARBARA ANN FROST 104 North Seventh Street Barbara . . . shy and quiet until she becomes your friend . . . likely to be found in Grunmngs any day of the week . . . enthusiastic ice skater and swimmer . . . boys. boys, boys . . . college bound. Vice-President of the Ice Skating Club: Future Teacher j of America; Latin Club: Science Club; Biology Club; Chemistry Tutor. VINCENT FUSELLA 291 Broad Street Vmny . . . that certain “Mr. Wonderful” . . . smile and the world smiles with you ... his presence on the dance floor is exceeded only by the presence of his company . . . has a serious side when work and duty call ... an added addition to any college. Biology Club; Science Club; After Math Club; Sports Editor of Acropolis, Acro-poiis Agent; Senior Dance Committee. Latin Tutor; Chemistry Tutor; Yearbook Staff; Student Council; Treasurer of the National Honor Society JERRILEE GASPARINO 250 Second Avenue Candy . . . always in style . . . mature outlook on life ... as sweet as her nickname . . . rides a metallic blue chevy . . . has an interest in pizza pie establishments . . . elementary teaching interests her Student Council; Ice Skating Club; Science Club; Bowling Club RICHARD GUILIANO 56 Roseville Avenue Richie . . . casual and easy-going . . . an asset to H R. 92 . . often found where there's fun to be had . . . seriousness also prevails . . . certain to accomplish what he sets out to do. (kitdoor Track; Science Club 27 NICHOLAS GONNELLA 448 Woodside Avenue Nicky . . . conqueror of many fields . . . must have his sleep all day long . . . when he sings. It’s a pleasure to listen ... all state musician . . . always seems to be job hunting . . . dull moments are passe when he joins the group . . . Gonnella, down to Mr. Vogel . . . Look ma. Nick's going to college. Baseball; Football; Soccer; Dance Band Drummer; Band; Orchestra; All State Chorus; Blue Jacket Vocalist; Science Club HARRIET E. HITCHINGS 18 Halleck Street Harriet . . . one smile is worth a thousand words ... a dash of frivolity, a touch of warmth, a smidgen of seriousness . . . never tires of being surrounded by friends • . how does that grab ya” . . . doesn’t know how to stay angry at anyone ... a patron of the arts • . . she’s joining the navy to see the world. Future Teachers of America; Acropolis Agent; Science Club. VINCENT RALPH GUARINO 247 Clifton Avenue Vm ... a hearty laugh and a broad smile . . . casual and placid . . . excited by sports . . . sensitive about his work . . . that's all . . . Joe College will soon be on campus. Indoor Track; Science Club; Outdoor Track; Football; Varsity Science Club. THERESA GUARINO 8 Tiffany Boulevard Theresa ... her personal code is Be Yourself hostess with the mostess . . . will defend anything she believes in . . . her zest for dancing is easy to understand, she's good at it . . . Mrs. Guarmo presents her daughter the librarian . . , after graduation she'll live a little, love a little, and laugh a little. PETER MICHAEL HONG 156 Heller Parkway Pete ... an enigma within an enigma . . . contrary . . . possesses an insatiable zest for learning . . . jazz and village enthusiast . . . the wildest humorist that ever trod the halls of Barringer . . . doctor, lawyer. Indian chief. Pete hasn't made up his mind. Science Club; Soccer; Boys' Glee Club; Chorus X. 28 DAVID KLEIN 10 Sheffield Drive Dave . . . complex, cynical, comical . . . copies homework as well as a Kodacopicr , . . comments as well as Drew Pearson . . . seldom concerned or ruffled . . . completely indifferent to the vagaries of life . . . on subjects that interest him he speaks emotionally and convincingly , . . future plans are unknown come what may is his slogan. ROSE LEONARDIS 80 Wakeman Avenue Rose . . . boundless body of exuberating energy . . . loquacious, laudable, loveable . . . generally found in Room 90 . . . time is unlimited and being tired unheard of when someone else needs that helping hand , . . cur” ... a Ph D. would fulfill her ambitions. Tutoring Service: Biology Club; Italian Mu pc Club; Danee Committee; Yearbook Staff; Secretary of the Society for the Deve opmem of Ideas; Vice-President of the National Honor Society; Homeroom Secretary JOYCE ANNE LA POLA 394 Lincoln Avenue Joyce . - . unbounded courage and compassion make the women complete” . . . nothing is insuperable to our class secretary . . . yearns for Waikiki Beach and hula skirts . . . Norman . . . give her food, music, and zany people and never shall she complain ... out of this world coiffures . . . will make her mark m the business world. Senior Class Secretary; Advertising Editor of the Yearbook; Gym Captain; Italian Music C ub; Junior Red Cross; Basketball. Cheerleader; Ice Skating Club; Dance Committee; Homeroom Secretary. ANNETTE JEAN LA VISTA 275 Ridge Street Annette ... a buoyant personality in a sea of congeniality . . . always on the move and never without a smile . . . staunch defender of the Big Blue . . . her warmth and genuine sincerity have placed her in the hearts of all her friends . . as serious as she is kookie, this gal will be a fine addition to any elementary school. National Honor Society; Student Council Speaker of the Floor; Senior Executive Council; Yearbook Staff; President of the Italian Club: Treasurer of Science Club: Biology Club; Chorus; Tutoring Service; Ice Skating Club. ORESTE LIOTTI 176 Garsidc Street Orestc . . . Italian import . . . auto enthusiast . . . dislikes work but always completes it . . . makes friends easily . . . known to be reserved but with a touch of the devil on the side. Soccer. 29 JOHN MALANGA 283 Parker Street Johnny . . . for he's a jolly good fellow” . . . one of the men in blue . . . sincerity is synonomous with his name . . . the despair of Dr. Giannini . . . drives the Jet ... a tradesman after night school. Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Varsity Service Club; Football Team; Science Club. ANITA MARTINO Anita . . . sugar and spice and everything nice . . . though she speaks softly she is well-received . . . a pepsodont smile ... all set to man a typewriter. ANN MARTUCCI 182 Fourth Street Annie . . . Little Annie Sunshine . . . She’s never heard of the word quiet . . . would have been a sure hit in the telephone marathon con-tests ... the belle of the N.C.E dances ... to Dr. Giannini she unwillingly bequeaths her mirrors, combs, and cans of hair spray. JOHN MACELLINO 129 Chester Avenue Johnny ... a finer person would be hard to find . . . never too busy to cheer someone up . . . trouble may come his way, but it’s always received with a smile . . . mature outlook on many topics . . . Mas-ccllino when you're absent. BRING A NOTE IN ... a very funny jokster ... he has our vote in his campaign for success. ROCCO MARTONI 1925 McCarter Highway Rocco ... a wise man once said Silence is Golden. Rocco heeds his advice ... an introvert who could easily become an extrovert . . . slides through his subjects with the case of a second baseman . . . as time goes on. he’ll get by. 30 STEVEN MASI 482 Summer Avenue Steve . . . the demands of life interfere with his goal of early retirement . . . when he is in school, the guidance office celebrates his presence ... a likeable individual . . . a square shooter . . . known to speak the truth . . . never fools himself ... | know what I am! . . . arranges his own three day weekends. SAMUAL MELIA 69 Hudson Street Sam . . . sincere, serious and sedate ... in the evening hours, you can find him on his beloved comer . . . Don't ever listen to a girl or you’ll never get anyplace . . . Brother Lawrence should stop telling Sam to go and join the army . . . music is his life . . . the mad whirl of show business is the only life for him. PETER E. MITCHELL 18 Triton Terrace Pete . . . cool sophistication . . . offbeat manner . . . individualist is the word for our yearbook editor . . . strange aversion to work. . . . his clothes and his taste in cars give an insight to his true personality . . . tomorrow means college and then . . . Chess Club; Biology Club; Chemistry Club; Society for the Development of ideas. Latm Club; Ac'opoht Iditor. Acto-poJis Magazine; Yearbook iditor; Senior Executive Council; Tutoring Service; National Honor Society ARTHUR NELSON 83 Peck Avenue Pop” Nelson ... a calm and quiet appearance conceals this defiant Mr. Christian ... a bongo playing, off key singing Semaritan who could easily say. I gave” . . . in the future lies the answer to success. VINCENT PANELLA 736 Summer Avenue Vinny . . . Mr. President ... the warmness of a summer sun describes his personality . . . jazz enthusiast . . . Snowball” . . . many a heart has been lost over this man . . . often seen zooming by in his car . . . Panella. the florist. Senior C ass President; Football; Outdoor Track; Dance Committee. Varsity Service; Science Club; Boys' Glee Club ALLEN PANICO 1 34 Second Avenue Brother . . . that happiness fellow . . . amiable . . radiates warmth and laughter wherever he goes . . . known for his way-out comments ... the Vice-President of our class ... a shrewd observer of life . . . this lone shoreman enjoys catching a fish as well as a softball. Student Council: Baseball; Soccer; Senior Class Vice-President. Varsity Service Club; Acropolis Agent; Indoor Track Team; National Honor Society JOSEPH PERNA 80 Summer Avenue Bear . . . Mrs. Kappstatter’s pride and joy . . . I love that boy!” . . . explores hill and dale in his T-Bird ... a Hercules physique . . . eyes that melt many a cold heart . . . a young man of honor and integrity ... he never confuses nght with wrong . . . his sense of values has earned him the respect of those who know him. Football; Varsity Club JUANITA WANDA PECCATIELLO 781 Clifton Avenue Juanita . . . someone special, someone grand . . . her charm, beauty, and forthrightness comprise a most treasured person . . . chemistry is her “favorite subject . . . she hopes to capitalize on her language facility by becoming an English teacher. PATRICIA PEPE 31 Elmwood Avenue Patti ... the answer to a photographer’s prayer . . . impeccable taste in fashion ... a smile is the answer to life . unique sophisticate whose style is oft imitated . . . “gee . . . enjoys life and people . . . N Y U. is the lucky school, it won her presence. Acropolis Agent; Homeroom Vice-President; Student Council; Science Club. MICHAEL PIACENZA 32 Mount Prospect Avenue Mike ... “A Most Happy Fella . . . makes everyone feel at ease in his company ... a hard worker with a goal for learning . . . the original maker of convertible tops . . . a nicer person couldn’t be found anywhere . . . college is the next step after high school. Outdoor Track. Football. JAMES G. PROCOPIO 515 Highland Avenue Ting-Ting ... as quiet as the launching of a rocket . . . underneath that innocent face beats th-heart of a clown ... a fast operator ... a mischievous comedian who laughs at the foibles of life . . sensitive creature . . . future plans, college Besebe f; Band; Orchestra; B ue Jsckott; Soccar. Bov ' Glae Club; Homeroom President. MANUEL RODRIQUEZ 33 El wood Place Manny . . . seldom expends energy . . . thinking is much too much trouble ... let life take its course . . . shuns responsibility . . . avoids work . . . always in a state of perfect relaxation . . . plans to make his life one long siesta. HARRY PRUDEN 184 Lincoln Avenue Harry . . . it’s a blue world if this affable man doesn't smile at least once a day . . . besides the feminine sex. he also loves his car . . . uncanny knack for thinking about everything else in a classroom except what he should be thinking about . . . neat . . . Private Pruden. Attention! ANTHONY RENNA 267 Berkeley Avenue Tony . . . brings laughter to many with his ability to see humor in almost any situation . . . gets the most out of anything with the least amount of effort ... a hard worker who still finds time to be a nut . . . this guy is better than aver-age in all respects . . . loves Bonnevilles with an aversion to women (drivers, that is!!) Itiltan Lsb; Outdoor Trick; fta .en Club RENA RUSSO 11-13 Peck Avenue Rena . . . the sweetheart of the senior class . . . could easily charm anyone with her smile and personality . . . sincerity is her middle name . . . always trying to be on time is this aspiring and certain to be a successful teacher. future Teacher of America. Science Club; Itil'in Music Club; Skating Club. Donee Committee; Nofiono Honor Society. 33 PETER RUSSOMANNO 194 Third Street Pete . . . avoids work of any kind . . . pessimistic outlook . . . Tell me. what’s good in life ... a charmer . . . notorious forger of hall passes ... an expert on the handling and repairing of cars . . . bedroom eyes” . . . underneath that rough exterior beats a willing heart . . . although he’s not too happy about it after graduation comes work or college. ROBERT SANTOSUOSSO 488 North Twelfth Street Abe . . . the boy with a great sense of humor . . . always ready to argue his point . . . highly opinionated . . . never without a comment . . . life is basically unjust . . . nobody understands . . . brown eyes ... a bom trooper. MARK SCUDIERY 29 Kearny Street Mark Scudiery—Master of Sociability . . . the destiny of man lies within the hands of the scholar . . . Giants si, Yankees no . . . rarely ever caught without a wise-crack or ad lib . . . patients will beo for attention when Dr. Scudiery enters the medical world. Acropolis Agent; Basketball; Donee Committee; Italian Club. THOMAS SELLS 41 Third Street Barry . . . the Rip Van Winkle of Period five Chemistry ... a witty and sly rogue who never lacks the strength to follow his best judgement . . . the answer man . . . linking baskets is as easy for him as falling asleep . . . perhaps the stimulating college professors will keep him awake. Basketball; Outdoor Track; Varsity Service Club; Cross Country; Indoor Track; Band; Orchestra; Tutoring Service VINCENT SAULINO 168 North Tenth Street Vinnie . . . it's raining, it’s pouring, and yes Vinnie is still snoring . . . to watch him take a test is truly watching a master at work . . . pragmatic . . . English classes he can do without . . . despite his antics he's quite intelligent ... a part time job now. but on to better things soon. CAROL ANN SEXTON 547 Summer Avenue Carol . . . enchanting as a midsummer’s night dream . . . vivacious young miss who cheers with her heart as well as her spirit . . . meticulous dresser with a flair for the best . . . '’sexy” . . . tripping the light fantastic is easy for this miss . . . hopes for marriage and the pitter-patter of little feet. Co-captain of the Basketball Cheerleaders; Football Cheerleader; Homeroom Treasurer; Ice Skating Club; Italian Music Club. JUDY SIBILIA 68 Highland Avenue Judy . . . defiant, dubious, delightful . . . speaks her mind any place, anytime . . . drives her car with fervor . . . strong supporter of the Big Blue and its senior class . . . Chemistry is one subject she won’t miss . . . carry on Pediatric Nurse Sibilia Latin Club: Acropolis Agent. Inocv-five Council; Dance Committee; Future Teachers of America; Science Club JEAN SIMONE 169 El wood Avenue Jean ... a real and humane individual ... as sparkling as New Year’s Eve champagne . . . cheerleader captain, supreme . . . never without an admirer ... a rare combination of beauty and brains . . . childlike innocence . . A Gal Friday who will be In great demand. Basketball Cheerleaders; Secretary of Homeroom 33; Italian Club; Ice Skating Club; Dance Committee; Captain Football Cheerleaders; Secretary of tf� e National Honor Society RONALD SINK 47 Mount Pleasant Avenue Ronald . . . star ad salesman for the senior class ... he can take a car apart, but his mechanical aptitude falls short of putting it back together again . . . would l e to be a proud member of the Marines . . . whistles while he works. EMIL SOLOMINE 125 Davenport Avenue Hen Pecked . . . girls have labeled him as Girl Trap . . . bright, neat and strictly Ivy League ... a social scientist, who thrives on controversy ... a charter member of Oceans II . . . the financial adviser of homeroom 69 . . . also their defense attorney ... an expert at making money . . . could advise Bernard Baruch . . . spirited and wide awake ... a lightning 35 mind that flashes brilliantly. Biology Club; Science Club; Student Council. CAMILLE SQUITIERI 137 Roseville Avenue Camille ... an independent flower in a garden of dependent flowers . . . New York, her own city” . . . soulful eyes that often reflect her aspirations and memories . . . they haven't written the book that she didn't want to read . . . could daydream her life away . . . this lovely lass hopes to attend college. JOY SWANN 449 Summer Avenue Joy . . . neat as a pin and twice as sharp . . a natural youthful beauty . . . holds a special place in her heart for children ... a fastidious dresser ... a weakness for poodles . . . Barney Editor . . . Rah. Rah. Rah she's off to college. Library Staff; Red Cross Representative; Biology Club; Acropolis Staff; Barney; Latin Club; Ice Skating Club Treasurer; Future Teachers of America; Homeroom Agent. MICHAEL TORLUCCIO 103 Third Street Mike . . . enjoys a good time, anytime . . . fought long and hard for his favorite football team ... if he was ever on time Homeroom 92 would have celebrated . . . honest as the day is long ... his company is the kind you want more of . . . around the I.R. classes he’s known as McGale. Football; Varsity Service CIU . 3A JAMES TARANTINO 122 Stone Street Jimmy ... be a clown, be a clown, all the world loves a clown . . . likes to stand any place and watch the girls go by . . . surprisingly graceful and good dancer . . . undertones of quips can be heard in his corner of the room . . with his self-assurance, he'll succeed Glee Club; Book Room; Football. CHARLES TRUPIA 380 North Eleventh Street Charlie . . . Eight ball in the side pocket. Charlie ... his happiest moments are spent in cars especially if pretty girls are riding with him . . . Hi. Bo . . . without being boisterous he’s always sociable . . . How’s it going” . .. all he wants for Christmas is a stocking full of money . . . the votes are in and the ballots are cast, Charlie is going to be an electrical engineer. ROSE TUTELA 225 Lake Street Rose . . . master of the devilish quip . . . changes hairdos with the weather . . . nails, records, and Rose are all a part of Woolworth's . . . can't wait to own her Chevy. Student Council Representative; Acro- von . VINCENT VIESPOLI 257 Clifton Avenue Crash . . . Our son, Vmnie the folk Singer ... the speediest cash register operator the Shop-Rite has ever known . . . car insurance companies bolt their doors when they see him coming . . . the rock and roll song hasn't been written that he didn’t know the words to . . . the despair of the faculty ... a push in the right direction is all he needs VIVIAN VON ENOE 322 Park Avenue Vivian ... SO very charming . . . gentle as swan's down . . . Be kind to animals could be her motto ... a demon behind the wheel of her car . . . I am Beautiful!” ... in moments of madness she's at her best . . . one plus one equals two. that's what she'll tell her pupils. Student Council: Acropolis Reporter; Latin Tutor; Biology Club; Dance Committee LORETTA VAN DINE 263 North Seventh Street Loretta .. . extremely intelligent. .. personal setbacks only strengthen her character . . . amiable young miss with a desire for people to like her . . . Doctor Van Dine . . . her gentle touch and loving manner have made her a female Hans Christian Anderson to children of all ages ... her heart belongs to medicine. Biology Club: Red Cross Representative; Future Teachers of America; Science Club ELAINE LILLIAN WANAGAITIS 10 Odgen Street Elaine . . . fresher, brighter and warmer than springtime . . . health food enthusiast . . . Jimmy Dorsey would have been proud of the way she plays the sax . . . never too busy to lend a helping hand. Orchestra; Blue Jackets. KAROL! WOODFIN 17 El wood Place MARGARET WHALEN 244 North Ninth Street MARLENE ANGELA WILLIAMS Jane ... a temperament to match her flaming red hair . . . The sounds of |azz are her idea of good music . . . autumn in New York, for that matter any season in New York is all right with her . . . mature . . . soft spoken . . . soon she'll be working for her wings. 723 Clifton Avenue Marlene ... an asset to the world of fun and frolic . . . spends half her life shopping . . . loves the feeling of being in love . . . very rarely found in a serious moment . . . just one more squirt of hair spray . . . with her shorthand book and typewriter she'll honorably uphold the title of secretary. Yearbook Staff Karole . . . complex person . . . stimulating aspects to her personality . . . likes walks in the park, the Yankees, and snowy weather . . . descriptive writing is this Literary Editor's favorite type . . . spends most of her time helping others and defending what she thinks to be right ... an avid reader ... all the earmarks of a leader . . . Give me strength . . . Cux ... as a nurse she’ll respond to the call of the sick and weary. lee Skating Club: Society for the Development of Idea ; f necut've Council; Literary editor of the Yearbook: Dance Committee: Prom Committee 38 A Time To Think. Reflect. Ponder and Reminisce! a onketj—yame We get a kick out of you 40 Lunge misses mark and match ends 5-3. Conscientious Coach Naparano discusses athletic scholarship with parent. THOMAS SELLS High Hurdler LOUIS CHECCHETTO Javelin MICHAEL PIACENZA Javelin 7ojj jptalnin p ejection m .nil -. - . t: - -. as ? VINCENT GUARINO Discus JOHN MALANGA Shot Put WJS LOUIS CICCONE Shortstop e ue onus f ?abies liow CHUCK ALAMO Outfield 45 ujtmmtticj — itlQ ( s(l 2GLnesi - Take your mark! Moby Dick, Cliff Alio, topside, gets commands from Captain Ahab, Mr. DiChiara. Djalal Kadir moves in for a big play in the game. kliak f ZsatoA! Ball eludes Barringer twisters. A West Side player tangles with the Big Blue Lanour follows through Barringer fights East Side for control of the ball Left to right: Norman Di Costanzi, John Malanga, Henry Capozzi, Louis Chccchetto, Michael Torluccio, Louis Ciccooe Barringer takes the field. Henry Capozzi recovers a fumble against Central. Big Blue Marching Band of sixty swing into formation during half time at the Jersey City Dickinson game. ia Latin students study among the ruins. Come in Australia! Theater Party Club just can’t stop talking about THAT play! —The Comedy of Errors, which they saw at the McCarter in Princeton. 58 Senior Student Council members prepare to discuss the snow plow issue. Senior Acropolis staff members look over another well-done issue. Now if I move my knight over here Put your head on my shoulder! The smart set gets set t Je Zoufo a ve Dancers become misty eyed as the Blue Jackets play their favorite, Misty. 6. emembtance It seems as if it were only yesterday that we. a group of not-so-tall kids, entered Barringer High School. Actually, it was three years ago. In a few days, we will be graduated. Time passes quickly. They were three wonderful years . . . years of fun and laughs galore. There were many good times sandwiched in between the studies and the exams. The friendships we made will be treasured. These were years of growth and change. Many of our cherished ideas and concepts were modified; some were completely abandoned; others were exchanged for newer, truer thoughts. Ambition was kindled and given direction. We developed poise and maturity. We learned to look at the world with greater sophistication. Decision-making became more logical. We discovered that the price of our actions was the consequences. Spiritual values were more meaningful and significant. Citizenship implied responsibilities and duties to be performed effectively. The necessity for proper and wise leadership was impressed upon us. We readily realized why our country’s heritage was to be honored and cherished. We enthusiastically pledged ourselves to the preservation of this nation. Our fellow classmates reflected different religious, national, and racial backgrounds; and they became our trusted friends. Finally, we recognized that learning is a lifetime endeavor. 62 Aneid . . . Antigone . . . Macbeth . . . Crime and Punishment . . . The Doll’s House . . . Desire Under the Elms . . . Brave New World Revisited . . . ideas to feed the intellectual appetite of English 8 students. S!: Jltoucjhl:s The underdeveloped nations of the world are chiefly in the southern hemisphere . . . Three-fifths of the people of the world live on a subsistence level. 63 In United States History 4, Jerrilee Gasparino does original research by interviewing an officer about the crime rate in Newark. eatntn jj yf7jan Js yfYjan! Preventive medicine is the chief focus of instruction in Physical Education. Pat Abrufia Jack Adessa James W. Aiden Carmen Aiello Angelo Albanese Mrs A. Albanese Maryann Albanese Charlie and Louis Alexander Chuckic and Billy Alexander Vinny Altueri Patrick Annsetfa Mr. and Mrs. Michael Andreaccio Sara Andreaccio Norman Angivoli Lana Andreaccio James C. Arrington Mrs B. Arnold Mr. Bernard L. Arnold. Jr. Mr. Almando Ascoli Connie Auallone Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Avallone Frank Baffige Sam's Basber Gary W Bell Belles Family Danny and Brenda Andrew Berrenato Betty and Danny Michael Bichak Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blank Block Stationery Mr. and Mrs. Fred Busso Fannie Berpetta Mrs. Marie Bosco Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bougermino Mr. and Mrs. James Bovino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Boyd Rose Bovino Albert Bradbury Bess Braid Ken Bradford Rose Braskear John Britton George G. Brown Miss Agie Bucca Richie Buccino Mrs. Maxine Buchanan Budgy William Bullek Lynn and Billy Mr. and Mrs. Bussanick Friend Butch Jack Buttler Alma M. Byron John Cabot Angela Calabra f Jaitons Maureen and Vic Calabrese Andy and Mary Ann Canyzone Michael Canta Richie Caprio Jerry, Lucille. Donna. Michael Coppola Mr, and Mrs. Caputo Carol Ann Caraglia Tom and Carmen Nick Carter Marie Caruso Mr. and Mrs Carollo David Carrick Carmine Casciano Bobby and Judy Casiero Mr, and Mrs Joseph Castagna William Castelluccio Mr. and Mrs S. Catrino Steve and Carole Steve and Carole Jimmy Cee Fred Cerrato Violet Kee Che Marie Chiego George V. Chrysohos Chick and Marlene Cilento Garard Citarella Joseph D. Citarella Mayer's Cleaners Mr. Guido Colucci Johnny and Jackie Mrs. Joanne Costello Peter M. Covert Joyce and Don Covello Terry Callie Barbara Crozier Mary Ann Cozzi The D’Agostino Mr. John D'Angelo Louis D'Antuono Martin Davis Sarah Debly Fran and Matty Del Guerico Mr. and Mrs. Lucia The De Martino Family Mr. and Mrs. De Mestro Mr. and Mrs. David Denton Denton Family Richard and Diane Denton D'Orsi Doris D'Errico Sam D’Errico Richard De Roxtra Frances Desimone Mr. and Mrs. De Trolio, Sr. Mr. and Mrs D’Onofrio and Family Prince and Pretty Boy Mr. and Mrs. Joe Di Modica Bonme Edsell Mr, and Mrs. Eisen Mr. Elan Essex County Overbrook Hospital Graziarto Fabriano Charles Facciponte Farano Family Mr. and Mrs. M, Fechak John Femd James Flynn Alice Fontaine Michaele Fontanello F.P.S. Charles Foster Cathy Francesckini William Fries William Freibery A Friend A Friend Leifh-Ann Fucetola Patricia Galella Rose Galdo Mr. and Mrs. Art Gardella Phil Garfinkle Thomas Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. D. Garris Angelie Garacos Mr. Fred Gerlack Al Gesualdo Reggie Gotler Karen Ann Gorman Patty Gorman Seymour Gottlieb Mrs. H. Grasso Mr. and Mrs. E. Grippaldi James Groves Louie Guanna Michele Guarino Syl Guorino 67 Mahans Joe Guico Betty Hinnant Terry Hill H R. 51 Ed Humm Anthony lannone Inc. Roseann llaria Joseph Imperial Mrs. Clarence Janifcr Mrs. Clarence Janifer, Jr. Mary Jaworowski Staley Jaworowski Marie Jones Lucille Joudrey Grace Juliano Alpi Phi Kappa Frank Kane Mary Kennedy Mrs. Oscar Kline Elmer Kolegar Mildred Knecht Joseph Kunze Robert Kurisko Physics Lab Angela Lalli Barbara Landeck Kathleen Landolfi Ronald Lanzara Sally Large Attilio Lavista Mrs. L. Lehrman Mary Lorcfice Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Le Massena Connie Lennon Dr. Robert Lowenstein Marie and Lucille Mr. and Mrs. R. MacDonald Mary Ann and Maffie Anna Malloy Mr. and Mrs L. Malanga Elaine Malanga Joe Mango Charles Marchand Mr. and Mrs. D. Martelli Frances Martucci Marie Martucci John Matto John Matyko Dolores Mascola Miss Mary McAlindm Jim McBride John McCabe Mary McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Terence McConnell Donald McEwan Donald C. McEwan Mrs. Regma McGeary Bernard McGee Mr. and Mrs. John McGowan Pam McGrath Marguerite McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. M McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. A. Mecca Joe Memo I Mr. Messina Rita Miano Paula Mignone Mr. Calvin Mills Gerry Mizelle Lewis Moccia J P Mohrhauser Diane Monto Florence Morgan Mrs. Moschella Marge Mullen Ralph Muro Robert Murphy Mr. and Mrs. C. Muscolina Millie Nappi Charlie Napolitano Anthony Norcia Mrs. Charles Nunzio Joseph Orr Mr. and Mrs. N. Pagano Mr. and Mrs. Phil Pagano Mr. and Mrs. Mike Pallante Louise Palmisano Allen Panico Anthony Panico Mike Panigosso Mary Lou Panico Ralph Parmenter Debra Paternoster Elaine Paternoster Mr. and Mrs. George Peck Gerard Pcnta Lillian Perron David Petrozzino Mr. Anthony Politano Mr. and Mrs. Frank Politano Rebecca Pontillo Mr and Mrs Sam PorcellO Patti and Prinkles Joe and Jan Purcell Louis Purcaro Roger Quinlan Ray W. Raythe Donna Rattenne Annabelle Reames Alex Renzullo Jerry Rcstaino Mr. P. A. Restaino J. Rey Frank Ricco Sue Ritchings Mr. and Mrs. Gus Rizzolo Louis Ronzo J. Rosa no Lucy Rose Mrs. Lucielo Russell Carol Rosclli Mr. E. Rossilli Carmine Russo Mrs. Dolores Russo Mr Dominick Rucco Mr. and Mrs. Michael Russo Pearl Russo Angela Russoman Mrs. Adeline Russomanno Mrs. Evelyn Russomanno Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Russomanno Mr. and Mrs. Vito Russomanno Mr. and Mrs. Peter Russomanno Freddie Sailor Grayce F. Salerno Thomas N. Salzano Mrs. Sanfilippo Rose Sarno Alvin Sauer Mrs. Frances Savastano Mr. and Mrs. J. Savastano Mr. and Mrs. Hank Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scrimo Betty Lee Schweer Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Sells Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Sells Yippie Shea Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sibilia Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Shipman Mr. Marvin Shlofmitz 68 j aitons MArket 3-1792 Established 1936 TOP INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN AT NEW JERSEY BEAUTY CULTURE ACADEMY DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Bavc-Advanced and Teacher Training Courses 807 BROAD STREET lOH Market St.l. NEWARK. N. ). BEST WISHES TOM PANELLA BEST WISHES FROM HOMEROOM 65 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLIFF AND HIS CLASSMATES MR. and MRS. H. E. ALLO Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Sink, Jr. S. Slavin Frank Smith Mr. and Mrs. J. Socieski Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Soriano Lesser Schuclman Mr. and Mrs. Victor Soriano Camille Squitien Theresa Stefanelli Mr. and Mrs. E. Stephens Mildred Stone Mr. Peter J. Strumolo Mr. and Mrs. E. Swann Mr. and Mrs. Joey Tarascio John Thompson Edward F. Toohey Joseph Tortorelk) Ben Thomas Charles Trupia Giovanna Trupia Peter Trupia Vincenza Trupia Helen B. Tunstead Mr. and Mrs. Tuyman and Family Steve Urban Jerry Verderosa Connie Ventola Mr and Mrs Fred Verderese V Cr G Driving School Vinnie John W. Vogel Mrs. Rose Von Ende Diane Vouthouris Mr. and Mrs Peter Vouthouris Miss Betty Yanelli Mr. and Mrs Leroy E. Young Harry Wainen Mr. and Mrs. R. Weitzell Mary E. Welch Andy Werrell Mrs. Martin Whalen Millie Zollo Tony and Marlene Zoppi 69 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1963 FROM The best homeroom that Barringer ever had Homeroom 70 CONGRATULATIONS TO US AND ALL THE 4A s FROM ALL THE MEMBERS OF Homeroom 92 Pat Ansetta Donald Lucas Emmet Beahan John Malanga Donald Donatiello Rocco Martone Richard Giuliano Ann Martucci Nicky Gonnella Steve Masi Vinnie Guarino Juanita Peccatiello Harriet Hitchings Jimmy Tarantino Peter Hong Mike Torluccio Theresa Guarino Vivian Von Ende Joyce La Pola Marlene Williams Annette La Vista Karole Woodfin Rose Leonardis David Klein 71 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1963 FROM THE June Class of 1965 n BEST WISHES FROM The Barringer Student Council BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1963 Zarro’s Memorial Home JOSEPH ZARRO 145 HARRISON STREET BLOOMFIELD. NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JANUARY 1963 CLASS PEARSALL STUDIOS NORMAN PEARSALL A LOU S CITIES SERVICE STATION 125 ROSEVILLE AVENUE 635 BROADWAY NEWARK 7. NEW JERSEY NEWARK 4. NEW JERSEY McGEE FUNERAL HOME Home for Funerals x� Ofe APACHE EXPRESS. INC. 71-73 Joseph Street Newark 5. New Jersey CURLEY S TAVERN MANAGER-TOM MESSINA BARTENDER—LITTLE JOE 80 WILSON AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 525 SUMMER AVENUE NEWARK 4. NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES FROM MR. and MRS. T. BISCHAK 74 SUCCESS TO THE 4A � HOMEROOM 45 BEST WISHES TO ARLEEN AND THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1963 Congratulation .0 .he CLASS Of JANUARY 1963 COLUMBUS ESSO STATION 524 Bloomfield avenue newark. new jersey SID HOLLANER'S ILWOOD SWEET SHOP 634 8R0ADWAY NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Congratuiat 10m a Dipomati delta CLASSE 01 GENNAIO 1963 GLI STUOENTI DITALI AND— IA ed IB—8 ora AULA 92. DR. JOHN GIANNINI AUGUR 1 DELLA CLASSE D'lTALIANO 67 ed 60 CongratuiaTcm To Our Daughter THERESA ANN and the CLASS Of JANUARY 1963 MR. and MRS. A. GUARINO HU 2-7732 CARL F. HOf P. R.P. LEO HOPP PHARMACY 440 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Conorafulazioni a Diplomat' della CLASSE 01 GENNAIO 1963 GU STUOENTI D'lTALIANO—5A ed 5B—2 ora AULA 92 - DR JOHN GIANNINI CONGRATULATIONS TO LOUISE AND HER CLASS Conoratulationi a D.plomafi della CLASSE Dl GENNAIO 1963 GLI STUOENTI O'lTALlANO—3A—1 ora AULA 92 DR JOHN GIANNINI Best Withe and Love to Ou� Daughter JANIS MR. and MRS. JOHN BLASCO Congratulation ai Diplomat! della ClASSE Dl GENNAIO 1963 GLI STUOENTI D'lTALIANO—3A ed 3B AULA 92 - DR JOHN GIANNINI COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS A FRIEND HU 3-8685 FRANK S AUTO SERVICE Motor Twneup • Lubrication • Tire Repair PARK AVENUE and PARKER STREET. NEWARK. N. j. BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS JOHN FINELLI MA 3 0468 THOMAS DE MAIO CO.. INC. WHOLESALE JEWELERS 144 WASHINGTON STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Congratulaziom ai Diplomat' della CLASSE Dl GENNAIO 1963 GLI STUOENTI D'lTALIANO—3A ed 3B—7 ora AULA 92 - DR JOHN GIANNINI HU 2-4149 TOM'S RECORD SHOP 461 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK 7. NEW JERSEY GOOD LUCK COMPLIMENTS Of R. W. WHEATON CO. 319 MT PLEASANT AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY PAT and DON'S 404 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Congratulation to My Son PATRICK MRS. MARY ANSETTA CONGRATULATIONS CANOY from MOM and DAD FERRARA BEST WISHES FROM HANK BYRNE CLASS OF 59 VITAMIN-RICH FRUIT JUICE CO. PAL-MAC DISTRIBUTORS Home . ScheoH. Tavern . Institution . Private Parties Supplied 99 CARPENTER STREET BELLEVILLE. NEW JERSEY Congratulation to THERESA and the CLASS Of JANUARY 1963 THE WASILAK S Be t Withe to the CLASS OF JANUARY 1963 HOMEROOM 86 BEST Of LUCK HOMEROOM 99 Congratulation to :he CLASS Of JANUARY 1963 HOMEROOM 76 Cor ratulatiom VINCENT GUARINO ERNIE. DOLLY. JUDY and ARLENE GARDI TO THE CLASS Of 1963 FROM AN EX-MEMBER 75 BEST OF WISHES TO THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1963 Barringer father and Son Association Best of Luck to THE 1963 CLASS LOU HANK NORM B. H. S. FOOTBALL SQUAD KAROLE CAROL THE ANGELL-TONES ROSE JEAN CONGRATULATIONS FROM TOM and TED ONE HOUR MARTINIZING CLEANERS 737 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY HU 2-9700 LIBERTY BAKERY 464 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY STEWBY KEVENS Real Estate 226 HANCOX AVENUE NUTLEY. NEW JERSEY HU 3-5949 FRED'S MODEL BAKERY 462 ORANGE STREET NEWARK 7. NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES NORTH NEWARK IRISH AMERICAN INC. BEST WISHES ARLEEN JAMES MUIR. KENNETH WEBB and JOE MISH BEST WISHES ARLEEN WILLIAM SOLANO. JAMES PETOKAS and JOHN JENKINS BEST WISHES ARLEEN MR. and MRS. PETER ZACCONE and ROCCO BARNEY'S PIZZERIA 548 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY CRESCENT JEWELRY 97 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 76 Best Wishes to Congratulations to PATTI PEPE JANUARY CLASS OF 1963 LOUIS DELIA HOMEROOM 83 HU 2-2728 NICK S SELF SERVICE MARKET ELWOOD HARDWARE CO. 676 MT. PROSPECT AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 602 BROADWAY NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Best Wishes to Our Son ANTHONY SUCCESS TO THE 4A s and the CLASS OF JANUARY '63 HOMEROOM 85 MR. and MRS. LEONARD RENNA MR ELAN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES HU 5-2468 Of THE 1963 CLASS D. J. FERRARA BLUE AND WHITE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR HU 2-7555 MARIE KAYE’S RESNICK DRUG and LIQUOR HOUSE Of BEAUTY 449 SUMMER AVENUE and MAY STREET 153 SEVENTH AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Congratulations to Best of Luck to SAM From LOUISE HOMEROOM 81 FRANK GIACALONE HU 3-9668 GARSIOE GULF SERVICE 108-116 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS 4A S A FRIEND SAMUEL MELIA From AUNT and UNCLE BELLAVIAS and BABE CONGRATULATIONS HOMEROOM 36 77 Best of Luck to the BARRINGER GRADUATES Best Wishes MICHAEL GALASSO JAMES RYAN 89 Mt. Prospect Avenue Newark 4. New Jersey Congratulations to THE 4A's SWANK MEN’S SHOP 4B HOMEROOM 66 Sportswear. Slacks. Manhattan Shirts 1 85 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. New Jersey TEDDY’S BEAUTY SALON NEWARK YARN CENTER 55 North Ninth Street Newark 4. New Jersey 23 Cedar Street Newark, New Jersey Best Wishes to the JANUARY 1963 CLASS GRUNING’S HOMEMADE CANDY and ICE CREAM THE BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION 496 Orange Street Newark 7, New Jersey 78 BARBON S CHEVRON SERVICE STATION 539 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY JOHNNIES MEAT MARKET JOHN BLASCO. Proprietor 178 FERRY STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY ARROW BAR and RESTAURANT ANTHONY Do LEONARDO and LOUIS CIORDANO 99 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Love end Be� f W she lo Our Daughter ANNETTE MR. and MRS. ROCCO LA VISTA Congratulation to Our Granddaughter ANNETTE LOVE GRANDMA and GRANDPA BENEDETTI Congratulation to the JANUARY CLASS OF 1963 DUKE TAILORS 533 BLOOMFlEwD AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY RIDGE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Refrigerator - Air Conditioner - TV Sot Wathing Machine • Kitchen Set - Furniture 189-193 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY THOMAS N. TIPALDI COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Real E� tate - Mortgage PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 219 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 4. NEW JERSEY DITTA FERRARA MERCADENTO BROS. FRENCH and ITALIAN PASTRY Specialiilng in Wedding Tray and Cake 183 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 4. NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES UNCLE DAN. AUNT MIMA and DANA GUARINO BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS MIKE. DAN and JERRY CONGRATULATIONS BAR8ARA LOVE JIMMIE and JEANNE JAMIES. MAUREEN, TOMMY MICHAEL and JOHN JOE S PRIME MEAT MARKET 198 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY LOU and AL S HI SPOT 113 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY HU 3-9178 TESS SPORTING GOODS and TROPHIES SCHOOL SWEATERS and JACKETS 193 SUMMER AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY STRAUSS STORES 535 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 7. NEW JERSEY 79 Congratulations to Our Daughter JOANNE MR. and MRS. E. CILENTO Best Wish to BARBARA MOM and DAD SUCCESS SHARONE LOVE AUNT FLORENCE. UNCLE RUSS. BOBBY RAYMOND and LINDA LEE Best Wishes to the CLASS OP JANUARY 1963 BUONTEMPO FAMILY LUCE. SALWAB and KASE. INC. 292 SUSSEX AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY MOM APPLIANCE SERVICE 294 SUSSEX AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY SILVER STAR RAVIOLI ITALIAN-AMERICAN SPECIALTIES 569 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY A. A. C. Congratulations to JOYCE ANNE CLASS OF JANUARY 1963 MR. and MRS. F. LA POLA Good Luck 4A’s OF 1963 MRS. SUSAN CASTELLANO Lots of Luck and Happiness to Our Granddaughter VIVIAN NANA and POP BEST WISHES HOMEROOM 32 - 48 TO SHARONE Health. Happiness. Peace and Prosperity LOVE GRANDPA Congratulations CLASS OF JANUARY 1963 - O - FRIENDS PLOMA SEAL CO. PLOMA-SEAL PLAQUES Have Year Diploma Made Into An Attractive Plague Send For Free Brochure and Price List 686 BROAD STREET 8LOOMFIELD. NEW JERSEY Success and Happiness SHARONE LOVE AUNT AGNES and UNCLE JOHNNY Best Wishes to Our Daughter VIVIAN and to THE GRADUATING CLASS MR. and MRS. C. VonENDE CONGRATULATIONS MR. and MRS. THOMAS PANELLA Congratulations to Our Niece JOANNE MR. and MRS. V. SALIERNO ATHENAEUM 1963 Man without religion is the creature without circumstance. 99 Jhe rJune (Hass o f 1963 presents . . . 1838-1963 °ne Hun,bed and Twenty, PS y-Five years tied bated to Puhli Education. Qiatzuiqer TKViqh School Qlewaik, ffteio Qeney cy. icc Our civilization today represents the accumulation of discovery, invention, and acquired knowledge. This is the product of mankind s persistent endeavor for improvement. What has been achieved has been dearly earned. Progress is admittedly a slow process, If one regards the total sweep of history. But we can be heartened by the fact that more progress is being made in this century than in all other centuries combined. The editors of this yearbook are of the opinion that every graduate should be cognizant of man's past achievements, his unfulfilled goals, and the problem areas awaiting solution. We would like to think that each senior leaves Barringer High School with a sense of purpose—to serve the development of mankind. 4 The progress of civilization has been ponderous and frequently discouraging. That which benefits mankind is not always welcome Men of vision have often been ridiculed, disparaged, and even condemned; the realization of their ideas are thus impeded. It must be admitted that it is Man’s lack of understanding and his ignorance that hinders growth and development. Man’s achievement must be accelerated; this is an imperative of this threatening age. As seniors, we must be aware of issues, and we must be in the forefront of encouraging man’s struggle against his environment, sickness, poverty, tyranny, and the forces of nature. Let us not be parasites! Let us promise to do our part to move forward. For. we. too. are mankind! 5 Out Jtlan in the Quill a nee OQiie Mr. Hilton Otero counsels Donna Rattenne on college prospects. ‘ En todo estas, y todo eres. “You are in everything, and you are everything.“ We can think of no other line of poetry more appropriate than this by one of Spain's outstanding poets. Rosalia Castro, to describe Mr. Hilton Otero. The Class of June. 1963. is proud to dedicate the Yearbook to one who literally is in everything because of his ability, versatility, and humanity. Outstanding teacher, persevering guidance counselor, violin virtuoso—this begins the long list of influences which Mr. Otero has exerted upon students, friends, and community. We honor him for epitomizing the highest traditions and principles of his profession. Teaching is a most worthy profession. It is a field of endeavor that undergirds our Republic and civilization. It is a profession that necessitates high standards of performance, sterling character, and a sense of responsibility. His enthusiasm for learning and teaching extends beyond the classroom, to courses for city officials and employees who found a need and a joy in his Spanish classes. No matter what the situation—coaching a Spanish play for an Assembly program, teaching Spanish to faculty members from the Newark high schools, helping to fill out college applications, or expounding on music, poetry, and moral standards, Mr. Otero captures his listeners with charm and wisdom. As we leave our youthful days behind to travel varied and complex experiences in this fast-changing world, we shall remember many things. Mr. Otero. Vaya con Dios, dear friend. 6 c d(l minis ha tion and CfaeaLti ;. . . that all men are created equal and endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights ... DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE cAdniututiatou Jllust Jlead Jilt. K)illi(iiH Vane Coasters Venunnnitif Spirit Principal William R. Cain has always realized that the school is a product of the community. Through the Parent-Teachers Association. Father and Son Association, the North Ward Citizens Committee for Better Schools, and an open door policy to all parents, he has done much to generate community social consciousness and pride. Here, he is pictured welcoming Dr. Bernard Mirin. a practicing psychiatrist, who addressed the parents on the emotional problems of teenagers. Mr. David Blank, vice principal, roots for Mayor Addonizio's kickoff during the South Side game. 8 pteiwutioe JHedieine r()(iijS 0((! dt (Shot in Tfinie Dr. Edward Rattenne administers the tine test with the assistance of R. N. Kocian. Mr. Blank keeps the 1.500 students moving in order. cAdoi.ee. c?x a Cfxequent prescription Dr. Anna Schults asks nurse to arrange for clinical examination of a student. CfaeuLtij promote Education “What greater nr better gift can ice offer the Republic than to teach ami instruct our youth?” CICERO. DE DIVINATIONE A. A lomu PhD. Foreign Languages A. Al«jrcnqj M.A. Foreign Languages A. Argrnd M A Mulk (. F.b.ano BA Biology R. flN(«f M.A. Industrial Arts H t jrquhrr M A Mathematics M. Ferraro M.A Social Studies M lerner M A P Lippe M.A Science Chairman Social Studies Chairman Dr. R. lowcnstcin D. C McEwan R. McGeary Ph D M A. B S Foreign Languages Mathematics Home Economic H. Otero A. Pa lie ate M.A. M.A. Foreign Languages Science J. Petrosino BA. Industrial Arts P. Restaino MEd. Social Studies L. Russell 8.S. Social Studies Our progress as a nation ran be no swifter than our progress in education” JOHN F. KENNEDY N H Ay art M.A. A Byron W. CttttllKCI B PE. M.A Mathematics Physical Education Physical Sciences Chairman C. Cicurillo M.A. Social Studies C. DtCHiara M.A. Of. H. Oonn DEd. Physical Education Physical Education I. (Ian M.A Social Stud £ l t §l o n L Garri BS Mathematics J. Gel la B S. Business Education J Get man BA Biology Senior Science ). Gianmni Ph D. Foreign Languages i. Girkont M A English H. Grasse M.A Mathematics C. M Gray BA. English (. McLaughlin BA. English 0. Melite BS Science L Minskett BA. J. Mehrkauser BA F. Morgan M.A. A. Napporano M.A. Physics Sight Conservation Home Economic Physical Education H. Nunsio BA English Or. G Salerno DEd English Chairman A. Sauer B.S. Industrial Arts B. Taranto H. Tunttesd B.S. A.E. Music Chemistry J. M. Vogel M. Weis M A. B.S. Head Guidance Business Education Counselor I. Wibey BA. Mathematics B. Yanelli BS Home Economics L. Young B.S Art MRS. JONES I couldn't get cocoa nuts; will pineapples do?’ MR. CASTELLUCCIO You should see what is going on behind the palm tree! MRS. GARRIS Pogo. don't there, help! MRS. McNEIL Be careful where put the thumb tack!' MISS WILSEY If this volcano blasts off. we will have to flee the scene! Qlo JAme for Overtime! Moouei fyunes ('picture ((firpmation presents afSLu.,. r f i ' MR. ELAN We will have a whale of a time! MRS. GRASSO Ready for the lift off!' 7 j the SLeaenik Tffottr! Harassed Advisers Bravely Face Ip to Their Responsibilities MR. IRVING CLAN All right, you little Birchers! Bring Lights of the world and stars of the human race COOPER Senior QUist Officers JACK ADCSSA President ROBERT MESSINA Vice President JUDITH CARDI Secretary FIRM CHAMBERS Recording Secretary Sern'ots . . the principles of the laic are these: to live honestly, to in-jure no one, fin to give every man his rifiht ... EMPEROR JUSTINIAN QLatifrrial (onor 16 Daniel Antonjcci RoMtniry Demi rest Sylvia Unijlimc Aflnes Thurston Ciacomo Adcssa President Birbin Aihback Ludmila Federowskt Mary Jean Mctwan John Russoman Zeke Tosun Nancy Kulper Vice President Jo Ann Cclorminl Patricia Skerko Lois Fantacone Secretary Oiane Brscnski Russell Smith Veronica Wheeler Jean Wii9ht (Soeiettj Robert Ptfion Treasurer Gregory Burbage Oiwn Koch David Sponfjh Jennie Wyckoff Setiion cJtehieoe JACQUES CARTIER JACK ADESSA Third Place MOSES DAWN KOCH First Place QUEEN ELIZABETH I NANCY KULPER First Place SYLVIA LANZAFAME Second Place LOIS FANTACONE Third Place cAeadenLU' r )istineti(Ui JOHN CABOT aT £Lta ! • ANTHONY ACCOMANDO 35 Seventh Avenue Tony ... an entertainer and actor on and off the stage . . . pleasing voice . . . harbors delusions of grandeur, which may come true . . . stage presence ... a gem with a few rough edges . . . Let me entertain you!' GIACOMO AOISSA 459 Highland Avenue Accepted College: Newark Rutgers University Jack ... a protege of Dale Carnegie . . . gifted creative artist ... a well adiusted and integrated individual . . . always ready to help . . . never loses his perspective ... a most promising medical student . . . Notional Honor Society. President- Senior Clots President, Fencing Team; Boy s State; Executive Council; Biology Club; President; Yearbook, Art Editor. BRUNO ALFANO 549 North 4th Street Little Caesar . . . one of the great Romans . . . shy ... a conscientious student . . . mature and open minded . . . a fighting liberal. Baseball Teem. ALTHA ALSTON 97 Peabody Place Accepted College Jersey City Medical Center Altha ... a very friendly gal with a good singing voice . . . likes everything and everybody . . . always joking . . . English is her favorite subject . . . her warm heart should stand in her stead as a nurse. Advanced Chorus; Junior Achievement; Junior Bed Cross; Tutoring Service. DANNY ANTONACCI 304 North Seventh Street Accepted College: Uptele Danny . . . another Romeo . . . impulsive and responsible . . . finds time for sports and plenty of relaxation . . . Sarcastic wit . . . wants to become another Dr. Kildare. Notionol Honor Society; Co-Captain, Fencing Teem; Moth Review Club; Boy's Leader; Varsity Service Club; Homeroom, Vice President 20 ED APONTE 9 May Street Ed . . . good looks and courteous manner makes Ed a favorite with all . . . slow and easy going . . . favorite pastime is playing basketball . . . honesty is his trademark . . . How do you do Basketball at the YM.C A. SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG 17 Clay Str««t Shirley ... a golden voice with a matching personality ... a great one for socializing . . . easy-going . . . always laughing . . . likes dancing Watch out offices'! She's headed your way. Junior Achievement; Giris' Glee Club; Advanced Chorus; Dance Committee. FOSTER L. BADGLEY 502 Summer Avenue Foster . . . mischievous and diabolic ... his charm saves him from all dire consequences . . . can talk his way out of any situation . . . rambles in his Rambler ... an eye for detail, loopholes and flaws ... a mind that is not easily intimidated . . . Indoor Track. BARBARA ASHBACK 202 North Eleventh Street Accepted College: Montclair State Barbara . . . delightful dizziness . . . steady stream of conversation . . bubbling optimist . . . impetuous sympathetic listener . . . mathematical future . . . starlight blonde. Ice Sketing; Theater Party Club; Bank Representative; Latin Club. EMMET JOSEPH BEAHAN 301V4 High Street Emmet ... a charter member of the rebel party ... a razor sharp brain . . . argumentative . . . Sidney Carton and him have much in common . . . pragmatic philosophy of life . . . a young man in search of himself. 21 MICHAEL AVALLONE 402A North Eleventh Street Mike . . . Athlete . . . keeps up a lively conversation . . . provides his own transportation wherever he goes . . . looks forward to becoming an accountant . . . able with all figures ... a practical joker. Baseball Team, Boy’s Vanity Service Club. PAULA BELLINO 295 Mount Prospect Avenue Accepted College: Jersey City State College Paula . . . sweet and quiet . . . loves music ... a creative writer . . . meditive . . . placid . . . easy to get along with . . . her delightful manner will enable her to make good as a teacher Theater Party Club; Reporter on the School Paper. ELLIN YVONNE BELTON 180 Hillside Avenue Ellen . . . a quiet girl with a sparkling personality . . . enjoys dancing and has a nervous breakdown during tests . . . handy with a needle and thread . . . can always be counted on when help is needed . . . will make a fine secretary. Bow iog Club; Advanced Chorus. HELEN BERNINSKY 218 Blooffield Avenue Beautiful blonde hair with sparkl ng, sea green eyes, that’s our Helen . . . poised ... a conscientious student who's off to see the world . . . pleasing manner will make her a fine airline stewardess. 26 Hecker Street Carol . . . dramatic on ice ... a radiant personality . . . sports are her outlet . . . attractive and spirited ... a future secretary. Bowling; ce Skiting. OH ce Monitor; Gym CspUin. MARIE BOBROWICZ 181 Grafton Avenue Marie . . . pretty, serene . . . usually found with a book . . . likes everything including math . . . easy to get along with . . . does a beautiful job on the clothes that she makes. W8GO Pad.o Workshop; Student Council; French Club; Ped Crow; Dance Committee; Theatre P rty; Bo ogv Club; Atsembly Committee; Yearbook. Artstaff. MARIAN BODEO 13 Fairmount Avenue Marian . . . known for her stylish hairdos . . . would be lost without her teasing comb . . . driving her convertible is her favorite pastime . . . better late than never . . . looks forward to being a future secretary ... “I couldn’t care less.” BETTY ANN BONINSEGNA 4 Sheffield Drive Betty . . . subtle sense of humor . . . quiet, but certainly not shy . . . responsible and underseanding . . . hour-long phone conversation . . . loves to dance, skate and bowl . . . future in Food Service. 22 PATRICIA E. BORGIA 14 Sheffield Drive Pat . . . beautiful voice. . . . never a dull moment . . . slim, trim and terrific . . . always everywhere . . . loves to type ... will someday become a fine secretary . . . ■ LESTER BROWN 140 North Twelfth Street Les . . . quiet but witty . . . marvelous in math . . . shuns term papers . . . a master of passive resistance . . . loves an Alka Seltzer Chaser . . . I left my homework home” . . . ZOI BORZUKU 559 Broadway Zoi” . . . like the sound of her name, her personality has a ting to it . . . well liked by all . . . a future fashion illustrator . . . she’s always smiling . . . never dull ... a very active young lady . . . provocative. french Club; Student Council; Future Tea-chert of America; Science Club; Tennis Club; Dance Committee; Yearbook; Ice Skating Club. GLORIA JEAN BROWNLEE 530 Summer Avenue Accepted College Montclair State “Glori . . . soft-spoken . . . writes good poetry . . . likes anything blue . . . thinks about being a teacher or an author ... on the courts, a good tennis player. future Teachers of America; French Club; Science Club; After Math Club. LINDA BROMEL 33 Romaine Place Accepted College: Montclair State Lin . . . one of our peppy cheerleaders . . . always losing things . . . spends her time bowling and ice skating . . . owns shares at A. T. T. . . . two feet firmly planted on the ground . . . success at her doorstep . . . she’ll make a good English teacher. National Honor Society; Future Tearhen of America Club; Cheerleader; Theatre Party Club; Bowling Club; French Club; Student Tudor; Executive Council; Dance Committee; Prom Committee I DIANE BRZENSKI 26 Wakeman Avenue Accepted College: Newark State Dee” . . . pleasant . . . never forgets that she is a lady . . . impatient with inefficiency . . . seldom frowns . . . anxiety and sensitivity . . . learns the scores of all Broadway Musicals . . . a talented writer. National Honor Society; French Club; Red Cron Club; W B G O. Radio Workshop; A . sembiy Committee; Junior Achievement; Student Council Representative; Theatre Party Club; Acropolis. Editor; Acropohs.Co-Editor Magazine; Hospital Volunteer; Yearbook Literary Staff. 23 ANTHONY BUCCI 98 Highland Avenue Anthony . . . shy but good looking . . . what’s new on T V.? . . . likes eating all food . . engineering is in his future plans ... a gay blade on the rink . . . enjoys reading literature. ANGELA CALABRO 83ft GerskJe Street Accepted Col lego: Montclair State Angela . . . Art editor of the yearbook . . . known for her collegiate sweaters . . . her creativeness would make her a fine art teacher . . . famous for go team go on the football field . . . capable and an I.B.M. brain. National Honor Society; Cheerleader; Tutoring Committee; Student Council; Junior Achievement; Future Teachers of America Club: Newark Youth Council; Junior Rod Cross; Hospital Volunteer; Math Club; Italian Club; Bowling Club; Science Club; Year-___________ GREGORY BURBAGE 180 Orange Street Gregory ... a true comedian . . . full of fun and frolic . . . seriousness on the other side . . . sports and music arc on his activity list . . . known for leading our musical functions . . . life is on the upbeat! Leader of Blue Jackets: Treasurer of Newark Youth Council; Secretary of Adult Advisory Cotetcil Indoor Track; Cross Country; Outdoor Track; Drum Major. ARTHUR CAFARO 125 Clifton Avenue Accepted College: Newark Rutgers Artie . . . known as A.C. . . . enjoys the simple life . . . likes to joke with his friends . . . sweater boy . . . a pharmacist. Science Club; Biology Club; Glee Club; Stage Crew. JOSEPH CALLAHAN 427 Fourth Avenue Big Red ... a comedian at heart . . . loves to tease girls ... his bright red hair matches his lively personality . . . likes football, sweaters, and cars, . . . greatest ambition is to take life easy. THERESA MARIE CALLIE 220 Summer Avenue Terri . . . never a hair out of place . . . Not another research paper?” . . . soft-spoken and graceful . . . Newark stores never had it so good . . . fire and ice . . . conscientious and always interested In life at large. Charm Club; Science Club. 24 LOUIS CAPADONA 79 Bloomfield Avenue Lou . . . one of Barringer’s outstanding athletes . . . tall. dark, and handsome . . . independent and pugnacious ... a proud journalist . . . injustice and unfairness galls him . . . a strong inner strength. Football; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Boy Laadari Club; Vanity Service Club; Acropolis. Reporter; Sport t Editor of yearbook; Homeroom Treasurer; Science Club. CAROL ANN CARAGLIA 809 Parker Street . . . Little bundle of laughter ... her shortness and long hair cannot be missed . . . captain of Cheerleaders . . . keeps W.se potato chips in business . . . will always fight for her rights. Captain of Cheerleader. Gym Secretary, Gym Captain. Biology Club. Homeroom Secretary. Dance Committee. ROBERT CAPRILES 805 Broadway Bob ... a big tease . . . slow-motion kid . . . unusual pastime, skin-diving . . . doesn't have a fussy taste . . . likes to prove a point . . . hopes to be another Clarence Darrow. Radio Club; Chen Club; Leadert Club; Chemistry Club; Acropolis. Reporter. RICHARD CAPRIO 516 Highland Avenue Accepted College: University of Maryland Richard ... a wholesome individual . . . congenial and sincere . . . will fight for the right ... a sharp temper . . . intrigued by chemistry . . . wants to emulate Dr. Ben Casey. Outdoor Track Team ROSEMARY CARLO 152 Summer Avenue Ro . . . sweet and neat . . . famous for her letters on pink paper . . . likes eating Italian food with her beau . . . dislikes crowded buses and Monday mornings . . . Her aim is to be a secretary. LUCILLE CARLUCCI 240 Ridge Street Betty Boop . . . beautician . . . likes dancing, parties, and driving . . . hates tests . . . peppy twirler ... an accomplished musician . . . a pleasant, pleasing personality. Twirler, Orchestra 25 LOUIS CAROLA 110 Highland Avtnu “Lou” . . . well known for his mono-gramed shirts and his black 59 Bonneville . . . Four Corners master cook of pizza pies ... sly and spicy . . . “doesn't need safety belts in his car! Stage Crew. BARBARA JOAN CASIERE 371 Summer Avenue Barb . . . always ready to talk . . . will never sit idle . . . boys love to tease her . . . Mr. Otero's right hand . . . spontaneous . . . her efficiency will make her a fine secretary. Guidance Councilor Assistant DENNIS CARRINO 376 Rdoe Street Little Duke . . . lover of fun and song ... his spare time is spent singing with the “Honors . . . will always be remembered for his witty remarks . . . manages to stay on the right side of expulsion ... a well-marked disaster area . . . MARIA CATOIA 70 Highland Avenue Maria . . . Attractive and sincere . . . ambitious manners . . . Miss Italy . . . spontaneous laughter ... a winning smile . . . known as the peppy twirler on the football field . . . will make a fine secretary. Twirling, Student Council, Homeroom Treasurer. ROSALIND CARRINO 376 Ridge Street Ros . . . bright and gay . . . Barringer's own glamour gal . . . always has a laugh in stock . . . likes everyone and everything . . . never without spearmint . . . moves with a stir. SUSAN CERRATO 332 Bloomfield Avenue Petite Sue . . , quiet . . . till provoked . . . attracts friends like a magnet . . . her personality, sincerity and artistic ability will surely make her successful . . . keeps Bordens in the ice cream business . . . bright as a flashbulb . . . future Teachers of Amence, Yearbook Staff, Editor of Acropolis, Barney Editor. Italian Musx, Prom committee. Senior Executive Council, Secretary of Physics dub. Red Cross. Science Club. FERN CHAMBERS 200 Orange Street Accepted College: Centre! State Vibrant Fern is well known for her melodious voice . . . always looks like she just stepped oof of Vogue . . . her captivating smile has resulted in her making many friends ... a perpetual late-comer . . . focus on teaching physical education. Blue Jacket Voeai.it. Cheerleader. future Teacher of America Club. Executive Court-Oil. Latin Club. Bed Crott Club. EUGENE CHERNO SI Clifton Avenue Eugene . . . can be found to be the first one out of school after the 2:30 bell ... his salami sandwiches are infamous . . always has a smile . . . Barringer will remember his White Caddy and quick humor. ALAN CHOLMINSKY 174 North Seventh Street Al . . . quiet fellow, but a riot to be with . . . always tries to get in a last word . . . likes cool summer nights . . . he’ll be a traveling man . . . watch out Coast Guard! Vituai Aids; Chemistry Club; Phytic Club. SHEILA CHOWN 1925 McCarter Highway Sheila . . . quiet, but certainly not shy . . . sweet and considerate ... a skating whiz . . . always ready for fun .. . success at her doorstep. Skating Club. Debating Club. PATRIC CIBELLIS 355 Summer Avenue Pat . . . One of the “good guys” . . . handsome fellow with smart clothes . . . would like to ban teased hair . . . speedy with his 56 Buick . . . always ready for laughter and fun . . . his personality is sure to please anyone. Science Club; Student Council Representative; Vice President of Physics Club; Visual Aids. WILLIAM CLECKLEY 124% Beroen Street “Billy ... the athletic type . . . knows the value of good sportmanship . . . walks in class with the late bell . . . partial to sports cars . . . seldom stirs to activity . . . Besketbell Team; Crow Country Team. 27 KATHY ROE COLANDRO 454 North Twelfth Street Kathy ... a bundle of emotions . . . calls everyone Stella . . . sincere . . . thoughtful . . . friendship is clear to her . . . enjoys life with Joe . . . fee Skating Club. Science Club. Bowling Ckib. Guidance Office. MATTHEW CONDIT 537 Broadway Matt . . . moods shift from still life to expressions . . . math is a breeze, but oh. that English . . . a joke for every occasion . . . swims like a porpoise . . . neat with clothes . . . reserved and observative. Student Council; Swimming Team. PATRICIA CONNOLLY 403 North 13th Street Pat . . . can be both seen and heard . . . food is her favorite subject . . . carefree and full of laughs . . . clothes galore . . . attractive and animated . . . This girl has got it made. Bowling Club; fee Shsting Club; Studont Council; 4fi Council; Science Club. LOUIS CORBO 67 Cutler Street Lou . . . flashing blue eyes is his standout . . . number one pro when it comes to giving advice about raising horses . . . rides well . . . often found sketching . . . plays a mellow bugle in St. Lucy's Drum and Bugle Corps, ambition: advertising field. STEVEN CORTESE 286 North Sixth Street Accepted Cof ege. Monmouth College Corkie . . . bright and snappy . . . full of fun . . . comments on every thing and everyone ... his explanations are fantastic . . . always manages to muddle. Fencing Teem. CAROLYN CRISS 99 Hunterdon Street Carol ... a very charming young miss with personality plus . . . loves seeing Broadway plays and meeting new people ... her artistic talent can be seen throughout the school . . . plans to attend art school. Student Council. 28 RICHARD JOSEPH CUPOLO 298 North Seventh Street Rich . . . easy going and well-liked . , . how to make a million in one easy lesson, is his favorite book . . . mischief lurks behind those innocent eyes . . . a skillful draftsman. MARC ANTHONY D ACUNTI 12-14 Ropes Place Accepted College: Milwaukee School of Engineering Marc . . . '‘Ain’t bad” . . . Sports, cars, and girls he likes; but people who think they're omniscent are out ... An active member of many activities . . . wonderful person . , . will surely become a successful civil engineer. Footbell; Track; Fencing Manager, Acropoli Agent JEAN D AGOSTINO 424 Third Avenue Jean . . . quiet and sincere . . . well-liked . . . likes driving her Falcon . . . traffic in Barringer confuses her . . could cat pizza forever . . . reading and listening to the radio interest her. Future Teachers of America; Schedule Assistant ALPHONSE DALLESSANDRO 18 North Twelfth Street Al . . . man of a few words, but his silence is a virtue . . . me do homework . . . bowls for hours ... he wants to loin the Navy to see the world . . . will probably see the sea! DALGI D. DE BENEDETTO 9 Norfolk Street Dalgi ... sly and cunning . . . smart and sharp . . , stylish . . . who is the lucky girl? . . . chief foul up of the Audio-Visual Aids squad . . . business acumen ... a dancer with finess. Audio-Visual Atdt. 29 DOLORES DE BENEDETTO 30 Hal leek Street Dee . . . sweet generous nature . . . calm attitude . . . peppy with her cheers at football games . . . loves to listen to records . . . sometimes very quiet . . . .movies, skating and bowling are among her many interests. Cheerleader; F.TAj Theater Perty Club; Hospital Assistant; schedule Assistant. . MICHAEL DEL VECCHIO 2003 McCarter Highway Mike . . . rather listen than talk . . . doesn't believe in straining himself . . .was caught being on time . . . intends to further education at college . . . can’t wait for lunch . . . sports, sleeping, and girls rate among his interests. ROSEMARY DEMAREST 643 North Seventh Street Accepted College Montclair State Roe . . . tiny and quick ... a little chatter makes Roe happy . . . sketch pad and pencil . . . enjoys bowling and ice skating . . . puts life in our football games Cheer eader; Student Council; future Teacher of America Club; Orchestra; Science Club: Band; National Honor Society; Dance Committee; Theater Party Club. CARMINE OEMAIO 182 Summer Avenue Carmine ... a good-looking guy and a snappy dresser . . . likes the simple things in life, like money and success .... active and carefree . . . pleasure is his pursuit. Track Team; Boeling Club. THOMAS DE MAIO 477 North Eleventh Street T.C. . . . takes things in stride . . . you better get off that kick! . . . eagerly looking forward to his leisure vacation ... a future businessman . . . enjoys cars, pool and girls . . . never gets a break. Physics Club; Audio-Visual Aids JOSEPHINE DE MUNNO 183 Highland Avenue Jo ... a real dancing cat . . . her wardiobe's the most . . . flushing red hair ... a joke for every occasion . . . success will be her beck and call. Dance Committee. FERDINAND DE FILUPPS 259 Mt. Prospect Avenue Accepted College: Bloomfield College Freddy . . . en oys bowling, parties and steaks . . . dislikes excessive noise . . . Are you going or what! plans to become a pharmacist . . . cryptic . . . pensive introspective. Football; Baseball; Basketball. 30 DANIIL Dl BERNARDO 168 Ridge Street Danny ... a lively personality, never at a loss for words ... the second one out after the 2:30 bell . . . favorite passtime is talking about sports . . . always one of the crowd. ROBERT DOTO 417 Ninth Sixth Street Accepted Coffege: Newark College of Engineering Bob ... A comedian who can regale audiences with joke after joke . . . mysterious smile hides a perceptive intellect . . . thrives on science . . . dynamite at any party. Biology Club; Science Club; Chemutry Club. After Moth Club; fencing Team. DIANA DUNN 84 Seventh Avenue Dee Dee . . . tidy and timid . . . loves clothes, jewelry, and the Latin-American Beat . . . understanding to all . . . hopes to become a professional ice-skater . . . Oh!, how I hate to get up in the morning, fee Skating, Bowling PHYLLIS Dl POPOLO 144 Ridge Street A quiet Italian miss ... a diligent worker . . . most appreciative of the wonders and blessings of America . . . realistic and mature . . . knowledgeable about the world's problems . . . a classic refined charm. Student Council; Charm Club. JAMES EDWARDS 495 Seventh Avenue Jim . . . Cool, calm, and collected . . . Always traveling with his stapler looking for a bulletin board to tack up . . . almost a full fledged Italian because of his great crave for pizza. Student Council. SUE DIGERLANDO 150 North Ninth Street Sue . . . Homeroom 83's secretarial breeze . . . witty sense of humor . . . a master of human relations ... a denizen of the blue ... a Gal Friday . . . many friends and knows how to keep them It's no big thing. Skating Club. 3t JOHN EDWARDS 453 Mt. Prospect Avenue Big John” . . . Barringer's ceilings were raised for him . . . never at a loss for words . . . here and there, he bestows a revelation . . . seldom expends unnecessary energy . . . lives life slow and easy. Outdoor Track; Baskeball. RICHARD ALLEN FALCONE 539 North Eleventh Street Accepted Collage: Newark Rutoers Richie ... a lawyer with all the answers ... his eloquence will surely make him a success . . . hates cold rainy weekends . . . can usually be found in Visual Aids showing a film backwards . . . easily creates chaos. Physics Club; Audio-Visual Aids: Dance Committee; Yearbook Advertising Editor. GLORIA JEAN EPPS 84 Seventh Avenue Little Fox . . . can always be found helping someone . . . hates crowded hallways ... a master of human relations ... a secretary with a versatile personality. Junior Achievement; Science Club; Skating Club; Dance Committee; Advanced Chorus. LOIS FANTACONE 531 Clifton Avenue Accepted College: Newark Rutgers Lo . . . a sweet girl always willing to lend a hand . . . emotional and effervescent . . . loves music and telphonc conversations . . . good addition to any crowd . . . considerate ... I forgot again . Secretary of National Honor Society; Future Teachers of America Club; Bottling Club; Skating Club; Debating Club; Chemistry Club; French Chb; Executive Council. 32 STEPHEN FACCIDOMO 408 North Sixth Street Accepted College: Clemson College Steve” . . . tall, dark, and handsome ... a cynic at heart . . . the spark of the history class . . . weight-lifting, skin-diving, and playing the guitar fill out his schedule . . will never forgive the hair spray manufacturers . . . architectural engineering is for him. THOMAS FARIA 228 Parker Street Big Tom ... his good humor makes him liked by all . . . calm in the face of disaster . . . enjoys just living . . . always ready for fun and excitement . . . refuses to take life seriously. Basketball; Cross Country; Homeroom Treasurer. LUDMILA FIDOROWSKI 38 M«cnd«l« Place Accepted Co eg . Montclair State Lucy . . . soft-spoken ... a good book will do anytime . . . gradually improving her ice skating ... a little practice makes perfect ... a botany and zoology maior ... a pleasing all around personality. Seating Club; future Teechers of Amor Ice; Science Club; Chemistry Club; Assembly Committee; Ubrery Staff; Tutor. CAMILLE FERRI 517 North Fifth Street Known as Cam” . . . goes places in her Angel Chevy . . . dancing and skating are her forte . . . sweet and pleasant disposition ... an incurable optimist ... her infectious smile and secretarial ability would stand out in any courtroom. Language Leb: future Teechers of America C u6; Cherm Club; Hospitel Volunteer; Student Council Representetnre; Dance Committee; SAefing Club; Prom Committee. ANTHONY FERRARA. JR. 387 North Sixth Street Anthony . . . I'll do it tomorrow . . . a fencer with technique . . . lives from weekend to weekend . . . demure and quiet ... the field of medicine interests him ... a future pharmacist. Biology Club; fencing Teem; A tier-Moth Club. MARY ANN FICETOLA 232 Berkeley Avenue Mary Ann . . . demure and loquacious . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . one of the sparks of the Red Cross Club . . . scientifically inclined ...an A-l secretary. future Teacher of Americe Club; Student Council: Red Cross Club; Homeroom Secretory; Biology Club; Science Club. ARCANGELO FERRARO 11 Seventh Avenue Archie ... a ball of fire . . . friends to all ... a dapper dresser . . . singer par excellence ... a humorist ... all girls arc beautiful to him. Acropolis Agent; Science Chib; Audio-Visuel Aids VINCENT FIORIELO 675 Fifth Street Vinny . . . has perfect pitch . . . good musician . . . enjoys swimming, bowling. and dancing . . . intends to become a professional trumpet player ... a highlight of the band at any dance . . . That's the way it goes. Redio Club. President; Blue Jeckets; Orchestra; Bend. 33 JOAN FLANAGAN 42 Third Street Joni . . . responsible for A T.T. dividends . . . That's what they call it . . . charming blonde bomb shell . . . can't hold back a g gglc . . . bright and bouncy . . . ambition is to be a secretary. Charm Club; Science Club VINCENT FONZO 290 Verona Avenue Jim . . . unpredictable and jovial . . . has his own special orbit . . . perpetually late ... his humorous antics make him the spark of any gathering ... a future draftsman. Homeroom President; Outdoor Track. LORETTA FLANNERY 911 Broadway Loretta . . . attractive long hair and sea green eyes . . . flips over turquoise sweaters . . . enjoys listening to records and dancing ... a late nighter . . . will make a fine dress designer. BARBARA FORCELLA 354 North Eleventh Street Barbara ... an attractive girl of few words ... a quiet smile . . . dresses with dignity . . . has a serious view of life . . . future plans include being a competent secretary. Future Teachers ol America Club. PAMELA FLORIA 167 Garside Street Pam . . . attractive, loves malteds, burgers, swimming and driving . . . a whiz at baseball . . . hates getting up early . . . Well, you know what I mean! . . , quiet confidence . . . pert and pretty . . . ANTHONY FORFA 231 North Fourth Street Accepted College: Seton Hall or Montclair Tony . . . likeable lad . . . weightlifting fanatic . . . Mr. Schwartz's nemesis . . . dislikes know-it-alls . . . never inactive . . . becoming a pharmacist is his goal in life. Fencing Team. 34 SHEILA FOX 38 North Thirteenth Street Accepted Co eye. Long Island University Sheila . . , sweetness and the liked . . . an avid reader . . . partial to jazz . . . never refuses to do a favor . . . a good listener . . . nice to have around . . . has a craving for Chinese food. Tutoring Service; Boiling Club; Chest Club. JANICE FRANCO 164 North Tenth Street Accepted College: Montclair State Janice . . . lively little red head . . . casual and industrious . . . animated cheerleader who cheered her way into everyone's heart . . . does best in math . . . snappy dresser . . . plans to teach High School. Cheerleader; Che Che Girl: Acropolis; Future Ttochers of America Club; Latin Club; Theatre Party Club; Bank Repr merit a five; Hospital Volunteer JOSEPH FRANISCONE 122 Stone Street Dapper Dan . . . anything for a laugh . . . ambition to own a fleet of construction trucks . . . Jack Schwartz's favorite customer . . . makes his own rules for living . . . sings up a storm. PHILIP GAITO 476 North Sixth Street Personality unlimited . . . history is his forte . . . To Know Him Is To Love Him . . . mature and profound ... an aware person ... a quick and sharp sense of humor . . . enjoys bowling, guitar playing, tropical fish . . , will be good competition for Perry Mason Debating Club; Bowling Club; Ice Skating. SALVATORE JOSEPH GALVANO 734 North Sixth Street Sal ... a word to the wise, be wise . . . dislikes soft-spoken people . . . spends his spare time with all the girls ... A built-in public address system . . . thinks that bus travel is humiliating. 35 JUDITH ANN GARDI I014B Franklin Avenue Accepted College: Paterson State Judie broadcasts on all wave lengths . . . her phone bill is phenomenal ... a talented creative writer ... a withering temperament . . . mature and sensible . . . relaxes on the tennis courts . . . liberal arts is her pursuit. Executive Council; Student Council; Future Teachers of America; Dance Committee; Acropolis Agent; Guidance Office Work; Tutoring Club; Science Club; Red Cross Work; Biology Club; Homeroom. President. JOANNE GELORMINI 537 Roseville Avtflut Accepted College Newark State Joanne . . . easy to know and like . . . hard to forget ... a real go-getter who gave her ,,air to the class . . . always has a clever remark . . . a cute chick . . . Barringer's loss is Newark State's gam. Chairman of Prom Committee; Junior Red Crott; Future Teachers of America; Year-book Staff; Executive Council; Dance Com-mittee; Science Club; Itelien Music Club; Gym Captain. BARBARA GRASSO 113 Grafton Avenue Accepted College: Union Junior College Barb ... a future teacher . . . quick of wit . . . subdued . . . refined and graceful . . . travels in college circles ... a natural beauty rose . . . most competent. Guidance Office; Chorus. CAROLYN GRIGORY 148 North Thirteenth Street Carol . . . meek, timid, and shy but far from being unnoticed . . . very nice to know and be with . . . dislikes being compared with her twin sister . . . likes the professional fields. Charm Club; Secretary of Future Teachers of America. ) MARILYN GREGORY 148 North Thirteenth Street Marilyn . . . cool, calm and collective . . . will dance to any beat . . . Little things mean a lot ... a warm hearted individual . . . Barringer's loss will be the nursing profession's gain. Charm Club SANDRA GROM 94 Seventh Avenue Accepted College: Newark Rutgers Sandi . . . Miss Branch Brook Ice Queen 1961 ... a smile for everyone . . . wears a beautiful blond flip . . . five dates per night, keeps them all . . . personality plus . . . unpredictable . . . candy and the like. Orchestra; Ice Skating Club. JAMES HAMFELDT 214 Plane Street Jimmy . . . never without a witty answer . . . enjoys sketching original cartoons . . . devout Antonio Rocco fan . . . his clinches are notorious . . . plans to become a lawyer, y. M. C. A. 36 ARLENE HAMLETT 26 Triton Terrace Accepted Co ege Peterson State Arlene . . . Miss Busy Bee of Barringer High . . . always on the go . . . ubiquitous . . . loves to talk, read, and listen to music . . . spirited and industrious ... a secret desire to study psychology . . . Junior Achievement Saleswoman of the year. National Honor Society- Futur• Teachers of America; Assempty Committee; Science Litvery Staff; Junior Achievement, Sen or Girl Scouting. JOAN HANGI 366 North Seventh Street “Joanie ... a girl who likes almost everything except too much homework . . . give her a 62” Ford, and she’s all set to go . . . plans to become a Lab Technologist. Italian Move Club; Future Teachers of ica and Executive Council. MAUREEN ANN HIBBITS 6®3 Broadway Maureen . . . kept the spirits of homeroom 81 high . , . inexhaustable supply of wit . . . well liked by everyone . . . always looks on the bright side of life . . . Yeah Right!” Secretarial work will be her profession. SAMUEL HIGGINS 246 Roseville Avenue Sam . . . perpetual late-comer . . . casual ways with a productive mind . . . -Oh. how I hate to get up in the morning” . . . electronics lights up his future. SHIRLEY HOUSEL 1 Broad Street Shirl . . . known for helping people . . . craves lasegna . . . dislikes rainy weather and straight hair . . . pet peeve is nosy people . . . expresses her feelings in art. Soence Club; Dancing Club. MARIANNE HUMMEL 448 Summer Avenue Annie . . . likes cars, parties, art and history . . . cool and serene . . . many intellectual interests . . . craves to express herself on canvas . . . graceful and poised. Student Council; Dsbsting Club• Science Club; Rod Cron Club; Charm Club; tee Skstmg; Future Teachers of America. 37 ANTHONY IACULLO 297 North Tenth Street Anthony” . . . wants to live a healthy, wealthy, easy QOing life . . . can be found kidding someone . . . likes all kinds of fun . . abhors waiting for the weekend and being disturbed when enioymg something. i m MARILYN JEANETTE JOHNSON 19 Eckert Street Marilyn ... a driving personality . . . pleasant and understanding . . . never fails to look on the bright side of life . . . always aware that she is a lady. Red Crot� . G «e Club; Librarian, ROSEANN ILARIA 327 Orange Street Ro . . . a lively gal usually found wearing red . . . Barringer’s own Carol Burnett . . . quiet, like a barrel of monkeys . . . adds sparkle to anything she does . . . ambition: I B M. Operator. Guidance Office; Science Club. COBEY JONES 65 Hunterdon Street Cobey . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . never in a hurry . . . all-around athelete . . . would like to make teaching his profession ... a gentleman at all times . . . courteous to all . . . practices what he preaches Batketbell; Cross Country; Track Team; EUGENE JACK 667 Highland Avenue Gene ... a wonderful skater . . . known for his banjo playing . . , talks constantly about folk music . . . dreams of being the owner of a sports car . . . he’ll make a good history teacher ... a thoughtful and reflective thinker. Debating Club; Danee Committee. ELIZABETH JONES 282 Sixth Avenue Betty . . . dreams of becoming a beautician . . . always writing letters . . . known for her dimples . . . dislikes surprises . . . talks about her weekends every Monday . . . likes art class. tumor Rod Cross. 38 ANNE MARIE JULIAN 263 Parker Street Annie . . . likes sports, sleep, and art . . . enjoys being with the girls . . . avoids high strung people ... a riotous humorist . . . non-chalent . . . someone, somewhere waits for her . . . here she comes. Pru . GRACE JULIANO 370 Highland Avenue Chickie ... the blue of her eyes holds the light of ambition . . . sweet as a sugar cube . . . never at a loss for words . . . intelligence plus personality will make her a fine secretary. Bowling Club TIBOR KIRALY 377 North Sixth Street Tibor ... an artist with rare sensitive talent ... a likeable nature . . . sarcastic wit . . . demure and quiet . . . a good sport in every sense of the word. DAUN KOCH 733 Parker Street Accepted College. Doogla� � College Daun . . . the number one girl . . . can always be counted upon for help in any subject ... an enthusiastic and jovial personality . . . favors classical music and good books . . . hopes to become a French teacher. National Honor Society; future Teachers of America; french Club BARBARA ANN KOVACH 4 Sheffield Drive Accepted Collage Montclair State Barb . . . cute as a button . . . easy to get acquainted with, hard to forget ... as cheerful as happy . . . efficiently the best ... a physical education major . . . Eyes Right. Attention! Junior Bed Cron; Dance Committee; Italian Music Club; Student Banker; future Teach, ers of America. KAREN KRUEGER 502 Summer Avenue Accepted College. Montclair State Karen . . . sweet, lovely, and always well-dressed . . . loves parties and cars . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . very reliable . . . active in all sports and clubs ... a most pleasant conversationalist ... a proficient linguist. Notions! Honor Society; Ice Skatma Club; Future Teacher of America; French Club; Student Council; Decorating Committee; Theater Party Club; Acropolis Staff; Tutoring Committee; Yearbook literary staff. 39 JAMES KUEBLIR 132 Wakeman Avtnut Crow Country; Indoor Track; Baskatball. ••Jimmy' ... a happy-go-lucky lad . . . excells in sports . . . particular about his clothes . . . gregarious . . . good sense of humor . . . smiles through adversity. Crosi Country. Indoor Track. Batkotball. NANCY KULPER 319 Renner Avenue Accepted Collaga: Rutgers College of Nursing Nancy . . . brains plus beauty . . . valedictorian . . . personality plus . . . always helping others . . . spirited and fun loving . . . introspective . . . always a refined lady ... a girl with class . . . gentle and refreshing as a May day. Vice President of Natxnal Honor Society; Twirling; Tutor; Italian Language, Lab. Vice President of Homeroom; YearOook Staff. PATRICIA ANGELA LaBANCO 36 Duryee Street Pat . . . quiet and soft-spoken . . . always ready and willing to help . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . loves listening to records. Gym Captain; Gym office Monitor. LYNN LA FRANCO 765 Lake Street Lynn ... an infectious smile . . . delights over Chinese food . . . enjoys singing and dancing . . . garrulous . . . an easy girl to please . . . will make an excellent secretary Acropolis Agent. PETE LA MORTE 63 Hudson Street Pete ... I mean, you know what I mean!! . . . known for his sparkling personality . . . can always be found at Mike’s Luncheonette . . . fond of 57 Chevy's . . . teased hair puts him in a frenzy ... a charter member of the Chemistry crew. Audio-Visual Aids Spued. SYLVIA LANZAFAME 386 North Ninth Street Accepted Collaga: Montclair State Sylvia our salutarian . . . attractive personality . . . brilliant intellect . . . always full of fun and laughter . . . a movie fan, a math whiz . . . will be a competent teacher. National Honor Society- future Taachart of Amanca; Italian Club; Tutoring Committee; lea Skating Club; Dance Committee. 40 BARBARA LAROIIRI 360 North Seventh Street Accepted College: Kather.ne Gibbs Barb . . . approachable and warm . . . her never-ending vitality has made her an outstanding cheerleader and cha-cha girl ... a very lovely person to look at and know ... a prominent and active citizen at school. Bowling Club; Skating Club; Homeroom Treasurer Cheerleader; Cha-cha girl; Or-Chet tra; Oil ice monitor; Gym captain. CONNIE LENNON 811 Ridge Street Connie ... a girl with charm and a great sense of humor . . . possesses an alarm clock voice . . . firey and impulsive . . . her bright red hair stops traffic. Dance Committee chainK LEONE 4 Tiffany Boulevard a marv®l°us mixture of wit and humor . . . never without a funny remark . . . sometimes very serious ... easy to get along with . . . hunting and golf are his favorite pastimes . . . easy-going. JOHN LIPPOLIS 567 Lake Street Johnny” ... a regular Go Johnny Go when it comes to speeding things up . . . especially when Mr. Smith was around ... a T.N.T. half back bull dozer. Audio-Visual Aids; Football; Indoor Track; Out door Track; Varsity Service Club. ANTHONT LOFFREDO 131 Sylvan Avenue “Tony, the Great . . . dislikes women drivers ... a bug on records . . . whimsical and nonchalant . . . interested in sound engineering . . . plans to become a disc jockey on WABC radio. Audio-Visual Aids. RONALD LOFFREDO 216 Clifton Avenue Accepted College: Newark State Ronnie . . . soft spoken . . . serious . . . good listener . . . enjoys playing the guitar . . . likes people to be sincere and truthful . . . fond of good clothes . . . education is his major. Baseball; IV. Football; Physics Club; Audio-Visual Aids; Dance Committee. 41 PAUL LOMBARD 98 Manchester Place Paul . . . car enthusiast . . . self contained . . . can talk a blue streak about cars . . . unpredictable . . . whimsical ... an enigma. MARY ANNI MANCUSO 70 Summer Avenue Mary Anne . . . mystery lurks behind those innocent blue eyes . . . poised and pleasing personality . . . sparkling conversationalist . . . shy in appearance but fun to be around . . a speed demon Stenographer . . . “Oh! Orchestra, future Teachers of America Club. MARY JEAN McEWAN 631 Ridge Street Accepted Coi ege Newark Rutgers College of Nursing Jeanie . . .with the light brown hair ... a pianist with the Blue Jackets . . . loves to write letters ... a frequent camper at High Point ... Is often heard saying I'll do it in my spare time ... an active girl . . . loquacious and demure . . . always true to her convictions . . . R.N. Orchettra; Sand; Blue Jackets; Math Club; Chemistry Club; Student Council; Skating Club; French Club; yearbook Staff. ANTHONY MANDATO 173 Third Street Tony . . . Our tall, dark and handsome gent . . . Don't I know you from somewhere? . . . his usual opening line . . . bas a filing cabinet full of addresses. Sateba I. NICK MALANGA 116 Summer Avenue Nick . . . man of a few words . . . prefers not to be awake or aware . . . casual and truthful . . . handy do-it-yourselfer . . . man in a ' Caddy who believes in free enterprise. Assembly Committee. ANTHONY MARCANTUONO 104 Garside Street Bull” . . . strong, silent type . . . can be found wherever there is a football . . . hates getting up in the morning . . . wise guys watch out . . . Better keep out of the library . . . you're not wanted! Football Team. 42 BARBARA ANN MAROTTA 189 Ganide Street Barbara . . . pleasant, carefree disposition . . . quietness is broken with sudden bursts of enthusiasm . . . craves all Italian food and shrimp cocktail . . . all set to man a typewriter. Chorus DOLORES ANN MASCOLA 42 Manchester Place Dee ... a smile is worth a thousand words . . . sweet and innocent ... will mark her work in the business world . . . shall be happy as long as she is with people. Chorus. MARIE CATHERINE MARTINI 233V'j Fifth Street Accepted College: Montclair State Marie . . . delightfully dizzy . . . perpetually late for chemistry . . . animated . . . indefatigable . . . praiseworthy and Intelligent . . . her voice echoes through Barringer’s halls. French Club; Future Teachers of America Club; Biology Club; Theatre Petty Club. ELAINE MELILLO 115 Summer Avenue Accepted College: Newark State Elaine . . . our lively and energetic Student Council President . . . personality. warm-heartedness and aggressiveness makes up Elaine ... in-exhaustable supply of conversation . . . congenial and sincere ... a friend to all . . . her leadership and intelligence will make her a fine teacher. Student Council President; National Honor Society; Yearbook Literary Staff Editor; Acropolis Editor; Barney Editor; Future Teachers of America Club; Red Cross Club; Hospital Volunteer; Dance Committee. RENEE MARTINS 675 Mt. Prospect Avenue Accepted College: Newark State Renee . . . amicable . . . finding a parking space will be her only problem . . . outgoing . . . Don't be facetious. . . . delicate, graceful, and affectionate. Student Council; Homeroom Assistant. ■ VICTOR MELILLO 115 Summer Avenue Butch . . . The Kibitzer ... a tempest in his Tempest . . . socially at ease anywhere . . . dislikes deadheads ... a four alarm riot . . . perpetual motion ... a butcher who knows his meat! Bowling; Swimming; Gym Captain. ALAN MIOLA 117 Summer Avenue Alan . . . quiet and poised . . . can't resist the lure of Long Beach . . . has Jersey sand in his shoes ... a smooth operator . . . plenty of common sense . . . thinks deeply . . . That's all.” Outdoor Track. JOSEPH MEOLA 275 Abington Avenue Accepted College: Jersey City State Joe” . . . shy and quiet . . . likes soft, low music . . . tuned into WVNJ . . . never shrinks from new ideas . . . an original thinker. MARILYN MEOLA 685 North Seventh Street Accepted College: Montclair State Marilyn . . . unbeatable combination of brains plus personality . . . very handy with a sewing needle ... a calm, understanding, likable individual . . . ready to lend a helping hand . . . Barringers loss will be the teaching professions gain. yearbook Staff; future Teachers of Amer. ice Club; Secretary of Skating Club; Termh Club; Student Council Representative. EDWARD A. MERK 307 Clifton Avenue Accepted College: Uptala Ed . . . usually seen with at least one pretty girl . . . jovial and unpredictable . . . swirls a perfect pizza pie . . . cynical . . . will make a fine doctor. Football: Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Leaders Club; Varsity Club. RALPH FRANK MESSINA 6S5 North Fifth Street Accepted College Newark College of Engineering Ralph . . . our class treasure . . . artistic ability to match none . . . fast laugh and sympathetic understanding . . . Don't get shook by the tall man . . . Wallace's best customer is an all around great guy. National Honor Society; Clast Treasurer; Audio-Visual Aids; Geometry Tutor; Yearbook; Dance Committee. ROBERT SALVATORE MESSINA 531 North Eleventh Street Accepted College: Newark State Bobby . . . our senior class vice-president . . . will handle many cases . . . quick wit and firey temper . . . a born administrator . . . would rather give orders than take them . . . tactful . . . tasteful dresser and a real gentleman. Vice President. Senior Clast; Student Council; Audio-Visual Aids; Yearbook Editor. JOHN MEYER 327 Renner Avenue Accepted College: Montclair State John ... a proficient musician . . . makes beautiful music with his clarinet . . . keen on all the latest Broadway plays . . . amiable and witty . . . in tune with the world. Spaniih Honor Society; Electronic Club; Bond. Orchattra; Thaatra Party Club; Executive Council; Dance Committee. CARMELA MOLINARI 901 Mount Prospect Avenue Carmela . . . devilish and attractive . . . carefree with an air of sophistication . . . amateur pianist . . . takes life casually . . . flair for fashion . . . once acquainted, never forgotten LOUIS MONACO 409 Mount Protpect Avenue Accepted Collage: Newark Rutger Lou . . . sharp and clean cut . . . industrious and dilligent . . . likes everything, including algebra . . . often seen just catching the 8:15 A M. bus ... his aggressiveness will take him far. Chemiitry Club; Biology Club; Danca Commit tea; Altar Math Club. ELAINE MAZORAS 4 Clifton Avenue Elaine . . . born with a gift to incite laughter ... a great one for trying new hairdos ... a joke for every occasion . . . can be imitated but never duplicated . , . Does my hair look all right! ELIZABETH HELEN MOLNAR 351 Seventh Avenue Bette . . . tall, blonde bombshell, always out for a good time . . . likes sincere and honest people . . . personality and pretty face will surely make her an excellent model. Guidance Office. JANE M. MULHARE 38 May Street Jane ... no fuss, no muss . . . just neat and sweet . . . impetuous decisions . . . don the jets and see the world ... a dedicated WMCA listener . . . poised and pleasing manner, will seek the exciting life of an airline stewardess. 45 DOLORES NARDELLI 469North Seventh Street Dee . . . congenial and sincere . . . lives life from day to day . . . attractive hair-dos are in this lady's favor . . . will make a diligent hair dresser. Future Teachers of America, ce Skating Club. JUDY PAGANO 341 North Thirteenth Street Judy . . . pretty as a picture . . . continuous stream of conversation about a certain person ... a ready smile . . . sweet as sugar ... Oh! her lucky boss . . . You know! PATRICIA NOLAN 179 North Sixth Street Accepted: Orange Memorial Patti ... a vivacious girl with lots of charm ... an incessant talker . . . beware of her ‘’55 Pontiac ... oh. those devilish blue eyes! ... a great addition to the nursing profession. Homeroom President; Student Council Flop-resentafive; Spanish Tutor; I ce Skating Club. JOANNE M. PALOMBA 91 Clifton Avenue Accepted College: Jersey City State Jo . . . bubbles over with laughter and good humor . . . lifts the spirits of those who know her . . . bowling anyone? . . . her summer fun is spent at Long Branch . . . Hey Boe!” Italian Music Club; Co-Fd'tor of Acropolis; Advertising Committee. VALERIE NORCIA 262 Montclair Avenue Valerie . . . petite and pretty ... a consistent telphone talker . . . Seaside is her resort ... a pleasing personality accounts for her many friends . . . being a secretary will highlight her future. Spanish Club; Latin Club; Junior Achievement JEFFREY PARADISE 387 Fourth Avenue Jeff . . . real ambition in life is to be a success . . . likes art and sports . . . a match for Minnesota Fats . . . handsome . . . would rather relax than strive . . . bom to be a Southern gentleman complete with white gloves. 46 TANIS PARADISE 623 North Seventh Street Tanis ... a little girl with a lot of zip ... a cute bunny ... a T.V. addict . . . speaks in a torrent of words. Office Worker RALPH JOHN PARMENTER 138 Third Avenue Ralphie ... a friend to all . . . has that certain something . . . can usually be found sleeping in class ... a bright spark to H.R. 146. Student Council: After Math, Biology Club; Spanish Club; Chess Club. 239A Mount Prospect Avenue “Miss Dee ... a New York commuter . . . thrives on humor . . . thinks the Big City is the most . . . tuned in all the time to WABC . . . she and her transistor are inseparable . . . executes a perfect figure eight on ice ... a double for Peggy Cass. Orchestra; Italian Club; Science Club; yearbook Staff. PAMELA PARLIAMENT 382 Sixth Avenue Pam . . . loves to have a good time . . . always has a smile for everyone . . . daydreaming . . . hates crabby people . . . will become a successful secretary . . . cute and poised. Library Staff SONNIE JOE PEACOCK 363 WoodvxJe Avenue Sonnie ... an artist with a camera . . . The South will rise again . . . a frontiersman from Tennessee . . . the wisdom, patience and forbearance of the traditional American . . . impeccable manners ... his promise is his bond. Co-Editor Vaarbook; Photography Editor. ARTHUR PEARL 317 Montclair Avenue Accepted College: Newark College of Engineering Artie ... a tall boy full of fun . . . a ham amateur radio operator . . . Dick Buttons on skates . . . raiSks “Chem as his favorite subject . . . a jazz aficionado. ... in contact with everyone. National Honor Society; Radio Club; Chemistry Club; Civil Defense; Skating Club 47 RICHARD PECORARO 227 Parker Str««t Richard . . . easy going and casual . . . brightens up the halls ... a born athlete . . participates in many sports . . . has a stare for pretty girls . . . humorist ... a future gym teacher. Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Croat Coon, try; Vanity Club. FRANCES PESCI 39 Oraton Street Fran . . . dark and sparkling eyes . . . always late for an appointment . . . mischievous streak . . . saucy person-ality . . . takes life as it comes . . . will further her education. SERGIO PEREIRA 171 Fifth Street Accepted Collate Montclair State “Sergio” ... air of innocence . . . a ready smile . . . better known as Don Quixote” . . . enioys teasing people . . . thinks Spanish ... a lithe and energetic Soccer player. Soccer; Bataball. FRANK PEZZI 80 Vi Mount Prospect Avenue Pez . . . Just follow the aroma of Canoe and you will find Frank . . . the Adolphe Menjou of the senior class . . . captain of the Visual Aids Squad ... a neat and precise draftsman. Praudant of Phyvcs Club; Captain of Visual Aids. ROBERT JOSEPH PERRONE 124 Stone Street Bob ... in love with life ... a leader quiet but not shy . . . sincere and imaginative . . thinks much . . food, math, and girls are his likes in that order. National Honor Society; Skating Club; Sow -mg Club; Chats Club; Vice Praudant of Math Club; Pence Committee; Fencing. MICHAEL PIACENZA 32 Mount Prospect Avenue Mike . . . especially known for his lack of luck with cars ... a pool shark . . . often found fixing cars in Mt. Prospects parking lot . . . argu-mentive ... a draftsman career. 40 MARYANNE PlCARI 98 Garside Street Accepted College: P«fer� cn State Helpful and considerate, that’s our Maryanne ... her pleasing smile can warm any heart . . . friendly disposition explains her host of friends . . . an asset to the teaching profession. Yearbook Staff; Executive Council; Twirler; Student Council Representative: Future Teachers of America Club; Orchestra; Hospital Volunteer; Theatre Party Club; Dance Committee. MICHAEL PIETRANGELO 209 Montclair Aveune Accepted College: Newark College of Engineering Shy and good looking, that’s our Mike . . . sports, girls and sleeping are his concerns . . . consistently on the honor roll ... a witty and enthusiastic personality . . . spot light on civil engineering. IndoorTrack; Outdoor Track; Cross Country; Varsity Club; Boy's Leader ROBERT PIETROPINTO 477 North 6th Street Accepted College: Newark State Cat” ... a mild disposition ... a conservative in all areas of life . . . oood student . . . conversant on all subjects ... a well rounded individual . . . works hard for his success. Debating Club; Baseball Team. THERESA PIRONE 11 Meeker Street Terry . . . alert and perky . . . enjoys boys and her “55” Ford . . . hates people who are late ... a girl of mixed emotions . . . has an opinion on every subject and always voices it . . . sincere ... a social gad about Guidance Office. ROSEMARIE PiSERCHIA 191 Vi Perker Street Rosemarie . . . calm and serene . . . animals are her chief concern . . . S.P.C.A. charter member . . . mad about eggplant and ravioli . . . plans to become a secretary. FRANK PITT 293 Central Avenue Frank ... a New York commuter . . . sarcastic wit . . . finds International Relations as trying as Kennedy does . . . wants to be lost in car 54!. 49 CARLO POTIGNANO 154 Ridge Street “Pots ... a great tease . . . has an eye for pretty girls . . . wild about macaroni . . . will always be remembered for his superb voice . . . good looking and reserved. Boy Glee Club; Advanced Chorus; Chorus X. C.V.O. JOSEPH PURCELL 167 Clifton Avenue Joe ... a good sport who rates highly with everyone . . . never fails to look on the bright side of life . . . an exceptional sense of humor . . . pretty redheads are his specialty . . . sensitive, intelligent and a most decent chap Baseball; Soccer; Swimming. KARYN L. REED 336 Woodiide Avenue Accepted Co .’ege Fmrle.gh Dick-moo Karyn . . . cheered her way into everyone’s hearts . . . loves spending money . . . quality is the key to her personality . . . pert, pretty, and pensive . . . main ambition in life is to attend college. future Teachers ol America; Cheerleader; Theater Party Club; Hospital Volunteer. FRED RIBAUDO 35 Hecker Street Fred . . . quiet, shy. well-liked . . . sports, sports, and more sports . . . will be successful in whatever he does . . . enjoys attending shows during the summer . . . takes life easily and as it comes. DONNA RATTENNE 539 Mount Proipect Avenue Donna ... the fireball of 81 ... can socially mature . . . intellectual pursuits are seldom pursued by her . . . talk a blue streak on the phone . . . life should be a ball and if it isn't she'll make it that way. I ' VICTORIA RAFANELLO 93 Menche ter Place Vicki'’ . . . quiet and tiny . . . always doing good for somebody . . . never late for a date . . . loves those fraternities . . . plays the clarinet . . . You’re asking me? . Science Club; Assembly Club ERNEST RICCIARDELU 109 Mount Prospect Avenue Ernie . . . picture of innocence . . . clean cut . . . enjoys good food, girls, and money . . . always has time for bowling . . . takes life seriously. Audio-Visual A,dt Squad. GEORGE ROBERTS 31 Clifton Avenue George ... a passion for driving, fruits, economics, expensive clothes and people .... a deep thinker . . . always looks under the surface . . . probes for the truth of life. WILLIAM RIDGE JR. 810 Broadway Accepted College: Union Junior College Bill . . . tall and dean cut . . . an all American sport enthusiast . . deep and pensive ... a true individualist . . . College may provide the answer for his career, football; Indoor Track; Golf. JEANNE ROBIN 77 Fore«t Hill Parkway Accepted College Up tala College Jeanne ... an artist and young lady of rare perception . . . and sensitivity . . . creative imagination ... a superior student . . . fun-loving and impulsive ... a perfectionist. National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff; Secretary of Homeroom. MARY ANN RILLI 27 Rowland Street Mary Ann . . . sweet and full of fun ... a dynamic worker . . . loves to talk . . . sparkling eyes, a bright smile, and a keen sense of humor can only add to the charm of this delightful Miss. Science Club; Dance Committee. GLORIA ROSAMILA 183 Abington Avenue Gloria . . . plenty of personality .• . . lots of fun to be with . .. will never be at a loss for friends ... is always writing letters . . . will prove to be an efficient secretary ... no spares, only strikes for this girl. Sfudent Council Representative; Boiling Club; Orchestra. 51 KENNETH RUSS 714 Highland Avtnut Accepted College Lebanon Valley Ken . . . easy going and young at heart . . . takes life as it comes . . . ambition in life is to complete a college education . . . bright and perceptive . . . loves sports, especially baseball. Baseball; Outdoor Track. MIKE RUTH 40 Broad Street Mike . . . Golden Boy” . . . quiet and shy. but a real spark when kindled with dynamite . . . can do without homework . . . known for his buggy voice ... a traveling man. CARMINE RUSSO 50 Stone Street Carminuccio” ... an aggresive forwarder on the Barringer Soccer Team ... his constant companion is his White Angel” . . . thrives on lasagna . . . dating and dancing anytime . . . a foreign language major. Soccer Tearn THOMAS RYAN 361 Summer Avenue Tom . . . enthusiastic about sports of all varieties . . . quiet and even tempered ... a keen sense of humor . . . enjoys reading ... a charter member of the social set. Cross-Country Team; Indoor Track Team; Boy's Club of Amortca. JOHN RUSSOMAN 27Highlend Avenue Accepted College.- Newark College of Engineering John . . . known for his musical talent . . . give him music, music, and more music . . . just dreads gym on Fridays . . . Mr. Castelluccio's favorite chemistry student . . . will study chemical engineering. Nstionol Honor Society; Band, Slue Jackets. After Math Club; Orchestra. JAMES SALERNO 44 Gartide Street Our shy fair haired blue eyed Romeo looking for his Juliet ... St. Lucy’s Community Center is his pad . loves music and horseback riding . . . receives rave reviews from his female admirers. Track Team 52 DOREEN M. SANTOSUOSSO 67 Peck Avenue Dee ... a genuine personality . . . full of new ideas and arguments . . . her lively wit and quick temper, makes her popularity soar . . . artistic ability will always be remembered . . . the Student Council's right arm when help is needed . . . never shirks her responsibilities. Acropolis Art Editor; future Physicians; Junior Hod Cross; Yearbook. Student Council; Dance Committee; Executive Council; Prom Committee ANTHONY J. SAPONARA 495 North Eleventh Street •'Anthony” . . . appears serious, but he isn’t . . . subtle sense of humor . . . especially fond of gym . . . TII do it later” . . . starts week-ends on Wednesday ... a shrewd observer of events . . . he's not thinking; he’s sleeping. fiaiketba Team; Cross Country; Varsity Leader Club. NEIL SARAPPA 26 Van Wegeneo Street Our Italian import ... a long distance swimmer . . . sincere and subtle . . . first rate soccer player . . . witty and active ... a technician in the future. Soccer Team. RICHARD SAROKAS 249 Clifton Avenue ’’Richie . . . fishing and bowling are his hobbies . . . mechanically inclined . . . enjoys driving and listening to the radio . . . sober and conservative . . . full of ambition . . a true individualist. MYRTLE SAUNDERS 1981 McCarter Highway Myrtle . . . witht a song in her heart and a rhythm all her own . . . likes cooking and reading . . . when it comes to dating “Never on Sunday. . . . good at gym activities . . . Profession: Nurse Saunders Junior Achi+romont; Chorus ANTHONY SCARNATO 296 Fourth Street Scar . . . Was once (by mistake) on Time for class . . . pretty girls, bowling alleys, and hot rods are what he values most . . . dislikes unanswered questions ... an intelligent personality . . . frequently at war with the conventions of life. Indoor Track; Outdoor Track. 53 RAYMOND SCHAEFER 142 Sylvan Avenue Ray ... a frequent guest of the office . . . a long drink of water . . . “Hey Bo! ... a mechanical aptitude . . . wants to be a super sleuth on the Newark Police Force. Science Club. BERNICE SCHOFIELD 462 Fourth Avenue RALPH SCHIFFINO 25 Irving Street “Ralphie” . . . Can put together nuts and bolts and make it run ... a hep young man ... a real smoothie . . . native wisdom . . . born to live well ... a future mechanic. Bermce . . impulsive and aggresive ... a shattering sense of humor . . . her launching pad is “The Blue . . . can never be found with a frown . . . Barringer's own Carol Burnett. Library Staff. PATRICIA SCOTT 144 James Street “Pat . . . lively ... on a rainy day she makes the sun shine . . . loves sports, music and boys . . . ambition: to become a surgical nurse. Junior Achievement; Theater Party Club SANDRA SHAFFER 516 North Third Street Sa Y ... a redheaded ball of fire . . her Ford led her astray many a f,rn . . . lives on pizza and burgers • • . goes wild With Helena Rubenstein • . . can perform wonders w,th a comb. Bottling Club. 54 STEVEN R. SCHECHNER 91 Third Avenue Accepted Cot ege: Park Missouri Steve . . . patient, sincere, and uncritical . . . tackles chemistry equations with ease . . . engineering major . . . handsome, bright, and deep . . . a wise sense of humor . . . warm . . . swims as well as a shark . . . number one of everyone's top ten list. Football: Track Team; Vanity ianica Club; Boys' Club; Chemistry Club; Math Club; yearbook. Advertising Editor. NICK SI BI LI A 61 Bryant Street Nick . . . known for getting flats and loitering . . . craves lasagna . . . the casual approach . . . ambition to lead a carefree life. RONALD SIBILIA 717 North Eighth Street Ronnie” . . . the singing Casanova . . . loves a variety of sports . . . Mashed Potatoes” . . . moody and tempermental ... a gifted singer. Assembly Committee TERESA B. SILVA 465 North Seventh Street Terry ... If smiles were money she’d be a millionaire . . . polished young lady . . . sweet and sociable . . . never loses her presence of mind ... a gifted artist . . . has a special ability to acquire friends. Senior Dance Committee: If alien Mm.r Club; future Teacher of America Club; Science Club. PATRICIA HELEN SKERKO 73 Wakeman Avenue Accepted College: Newark State Pat . . . the sociable type . . . her Singing echoes through Barringer’s halls . . . never seems to be able to locate her French books . . . instrinsic neatness . . . garrulous . . . focus on elementary teaching. Nat ona Honor Society; Red Cross; Bowling Club; Biology Club; Crcheitro, Junior Achievement. RUSSELL SMITH 676 North Eighth Street Accepted College: Newark College of Engineering Russ . . . engineer . . . head in the clouds . . . possesses leadership, imagination and know-how . . . sympathetic listener . . . sure to be a success . . . Barringer’s loss, NCE's gain! Swimming Team; Chemistry Club; Math Club; Boys' Club; Men's Organization. 55 ROMANNA SPILNYK 326 Sussex Avenue Romanna” ... a talented Cha-Cha girl . . . prefers to spend her time reading, skating and swimming . . . democratic . . . always has something to say . . . especially in chemistry class. Cha-Cha Girl; Orchestra; Let in Club; Future Teachers of America DAVID SPONTAK 196 8roadway Accepted College: Newark College of Engineering Dave ... a keen scientific mind . . . doodles with radios . . . chemistry is his chief interest ... a talented musician . . . thinks carefully before he speaks, and then does so with intelligence . . . Could Be? Band; Blue Jackets; Radio Club. WILLIAM STOSS 11 Broad Street ‘ Bill . . . shy. quiet, and well-liked . . . enjoys listening to advice given by ' Willy” . . . likes sports, cars, and Friday . . . well-known for an unarranged locker . . . Well. Bolt the door Louie! Bowling Club; Skating Club: Football; Baseball; Basketball; Executive Council. SANDRA SQUIRE 236 Eighteenth Avenue Sandy ... an eager beaver who's always willing to lend a helping hand . . . appreciates competent teachers . . . takes advantage of outdoor activities . . . interested in the field of medicine. Future Teachers of America Club; Hospital Volunteer; Tennis Club. SANDRA STURCHIO 37 North Ninth Street Sandy ... a combination of red hair and blue eyes . . . loves her '63 convertible . . . talkative . . . piano player . . . considers History her favorite subject . . . seeks a career in nursing. Ice Skating Club; Red Cross Club; Future Teachers of America. 56 DOLORES STANGO 577 North Sixth Street Petite and cute, that’s our Dee . . . better known as Herbie . . . one of our vivacious Cha-Cha Girls . . . never thinks twice about spending money ... a future secretary. Cha-Cha Girl; Orchestra JOSEPH T. SUOZZO 484 North Thirteenth Street Accepted College: Feirleigh Dickinson Joe ... air of innocence and a ready smile . . . sincerity plus personality . . . courteous and considerate ... he was the living end as an end . . . hopes to obtain the golden key to the executive suite. Football; Varsity Club; Varsity Leader. RITA TAMBASCIA 646 North Seventh Street Accepted College Montclair State Rita ... an inexhaustible supply of happiness . . . outspoken and direct . . . continually planning get-togethers . . . enjoys bowling, playing tennis, and ice-skating . . . focus on physical education. National Honor Society; future Teachers of America Club; Dance Committee; Student Council; Biology Club: Science Club; ce Skating C ub; Theater Party C ub AGNES THURSTON 18-20 Broad Street Accepted College Newark Rutgers University Agnes . . . captain of the Cha-Cha Girls with a rhythm all her own . . . sews lovely clothes . . . always lively and on the go . . . emotional and effervescent . . . her goal is a B.S. in Nursing Band; Orchestra; Blue Jackets; Cheerlead-er; Cha-Cha Captain; Habonal Honor Society; Student Council. RAY TAYLOR 582 Broadway Accepted Coliege. Montana University Ray . . . the outdoor type . . . participates in many sports . . . raises hamsters in his spare time ... a provocative thinker ... an expert on George Orwell . . . views life with a novel and refreshing approach which is sometimes startling. Skating Club; Tennis Club; Sports Editor of Yearbook. MICHAEL TORLUCCIO 103 Third Street Mike . . . enjoys a good time, anytime . . . fought long and hard for his favorite football team . . . was once (by mistake) on time for homeroom ... his company is the kind you want more of. Football Team; Varsity Service Club. PAULA TESORONI 179 Summer Avenue Paula ... a quiet girl with mischief m her eyes . . . spontaneous laughter . . . likes buying clothes and listening to her radio ... a math enthusiast who will become an accountant, future Teachers of America; Biology Club. MICHAEL TORRE 19 Third Street Mike . . . sincere, sympathetic, uncritical, patient . . . always a kind and encouraging word from Our future draftsman. 57 i LESLIE ANN TORTORELLA 12 Cutler Street Accepted College: UpsaU University Leslie . . . better late than never . . . Never argue with a woman . . . operates on all kilocycles ... a winning personality . . . won her many friends . . . clicks with the boys. Bowfinp Club; Dance Committee. After Math Cfub; future Teachers of America; Ice Skating; Guidance Office. ZEKE TOSUN 94 Seventh Avenue Accepted College: Bloomfield Zeke . . . flirtatious manner . . . casual and comical . . . never lost for words . . . enjoys life completely . . . full speed ahead . . . five days until next weekend . . . Homework? . . . What's that? . National Honor Society; Baseball; Basketball; Captain. Soccer Team ANTOINETTE TRAVISANO 142V , Summer Avenue Toni . . . pretty gal with an explosive personality . . . can't live without cokes . . chatterbox . . . wants to marry a banker ... all boys are called. honey.” Dance Committee; Ice Skating Club; Bowl-mg Club. LYNDA TRAVISANO 457A North Seventh Street Lynn ... a striking brunette . . . lively and alluring . . . dresses to the hilt of fashion . . . loves to cruise . . . whiz at science ... a natural hair dresser. Soence Club. 58 LOIS M. TOWLEN 285 North fifth Street Lois . . . small and sweet . . . bubbling personality . . . enjoys bowling, water sports ... a great planner . . will be a dedicated nurse. Student Council• Yearbook Staff; Bookstore Manager; Biology Club; Office Monitor. JOHN TRITTO 118 Stone Street John ... a fellow who takes life as it comes . . . actions speak louder than words ... a protege of Rip Van Winkle . . . unpredictable nature . . . well liked by everyone . . . witty with an eye for the girls. Acropolis Agent. Football. JUDITH VINTOLA 169 Park Street Judy ... an abundance of understanding for everyone ... a persis-tent optimist . . . play and fun are her creed . . . “Are you senior? . . . office work brightens up her future. Chorus. ANTHONY VENTRELLA 591 North Eiohth Street (Anthony) . . . absent minded . . . I'll do it tomorrow” . . . five days till next week-end . . . wild sense of humor . . . better late than never . . . a great baritone. MARILYN VITIELLO 700 Ridoc Street Marilyn . . . attractive, cool, and serene . . . summertime is the best time of the year . . . known for her acting and her sweet smile ... a Tony Bennett fan . . . her ambition is to be a success. GENE WADDELL 780 Broadway Gene . . . fastidious and serene . . . a classic beauty ... is enthralled by people and exhibits ... a proud individualist . . . will never turn down a steak smothered in onions . . . designs and makes her own clothes . . . a patron of the arts. FANNIE WASHINGTON 64 North Thirteenth Street Fannie . . . always late . . .vivacious . . . bubbling optimist . . . loves her Spanish . . junior philosopher ... in love with life ... a crusader and a fighter. Assembly Committee; Charm Club; Chorus X; Future Teachers of America; Radio Club; Nurses Aid. BARRY WEHRLE 515 Rowville Avenue Accepted College: Taylor University Barry . . . shy and intelligent . . . easygoing and carefree . . . once noticed, always remembered . . . service with a smile . . . would prefer to live in Dover with the birds and the bees. Biology Club; Baseball; Chemistry Club; Bowling. 59 VERONICA WHEELER 129 Parker Street Accepted College: Montclair State Ronnie . . . high ideals . . . whiz at math ... a poised cha-cha girl . . . intelligent and patient . . likes crocheting. swimming, and baseball . . her warm-hearted industrious manner will surely make her a success. National Honor Society; Cha-Cha Girl: Orchestra; Bond; Moth Club ERNESTINE WINGSTER 87 Summer Avenue Ernestine . . . says little, thinks much . . . an individualist . . . has a mind of her own. but is well liked ... an asset to our orchestra Theotre Club; Tennis Club. JAMES D. WHITSON 39 North Fifth Street Jim . . . Shy and winsome . . . loves playing football and taking long distance trips . . . The U.S. Army will soon gain a wonderful recruit . . . an interested analyst of world affairs. JEAN WRIGHT 4 Sheffield Drive Jean . . . our Student Council secretary ... a “gleam smile and fastidious dress are her top characteristics . . . enioys reading, bowling, and skating . . . ambition: to be a career girl . . . Where The Boys Arc , you’ll find Jeannie. Student Council, secretary; Modern Donee; Journolivn. Chess Club; Lotm Club; Alter-Moth club; Chorm Club; Homeroom Vice President. PAT WILSON 34 High Street Pat . . . sports is his middle name . . . flirtatious manner ... a devilish sense of humor . . . unpredictable nature ... an asset to our baseball and basketball team . . . I'll do it tomorrow . Chief of Varsity Service C ut ; Cross Country Team; Botketboll Team; Boteboll Team; Boy’s Leaders. JONNIE WYCKOFF 383 Clifton Avenue Accepted College: Montclair State Jonnie . . . sweet and quiet . . . has a knack for sewing . . . makes a lasting impression . . . conscientious worker . . . focus on teaching English. Notionol Honor Society; Future Teachers of America Club: Bowling Club; French Club; Chemistry Club; 7hooter Petty Club; Tutor; Hospital Volunteer; Donee Committee. 60 ALMA JEAN YOUNG 15 North Sixth Street Alma . . . quiet and shy . . . desires to be a singer . . . can be found listening to any music ... a scientific mind. CAROL ZYSKOWSKI 351 Broad Street Accepted College: Newark State College Carol . . . intelligent, calm, and efficient . . . her smooth temper will never get her into trouble . . . loves to write letters . . . How tall is he?” National Honor Society; Student Council; Future Teachers of America; Hospital Volunteer. ALEX ZARRILLO 227 Lake Street Alex ... a great guy . . . known for never losing his temper . . . happy when doing anything pertaining to sports ... a sportsman on and off the field . . . Baseball: Football; Indoor Track; Soccer; Varsity Service; Boy's Leader. VIRGINIA ZIZZA 16 Taylor Street Ginny . . . here there and everywhere . . . bowling is one of her favorite pastimes.. . works like a demon . . . serious outlook . . . very capable. Library Staff; Science Club. Seniors commemorate the signing of the Magna Carta during an assembly program. 61 ROBERT MESSINA Editor ANGELA CALABRO Managing Editor ELAINE MElllLO Senior Editor SONNY PEACOCK Administrative Editor JACK AOESSA Art Editor staff LOIS TOWLEN RICHARD FALCONE RALPH MESSINA DONNA PAfcANELLA MARVIN SHLOFMITZ Adviser The pen is mi ft litier than the sword STEVE SHECHNER Business Editor fSpOtts “Sports have a flare of merited siificance amounting to a most valid coefficient for harm on ions de velo -ment of man . . POPE JOHN XXIII (Bi(j (Blue. cAyyrestivehj (Battle Barringer's offensive line holds to effect pass against Orange 1 3-0. 64 TO(lip to a 3-6 Season Seniors Steve Shechner Guard Edward Mcrk Full Back Coach Tony Naporano calls for a new play. r()arsitij (Squad John Lippolis Half Back Alex Zarrillo Guard CAROL CARAGLIA Captain LINDA BROMEL JANICE FRANCO FERN CHAMBERS CJ-ootbull ( beetle adits ANGELA CALABRO ROSEMARY DEMAREST KAREN REED BARBARA LARDIERE AGNES THURSTON DOLORES DE BENEDETTO rK ntoueha hies “Putset Cf iltd cAqainn William Crecca makes an effective squat thrust to score against Grover Lewis. Wayne Biondi's lunge throws his opponent off balance. Albert Sledge. Grover Lewis, Wayne Biondi. captain, and William Crecca make up the Fencing Team of 1961. cSoeeer 7i a (Sport for the cAyiLe SOCCER SCORES 1962 SEASON Barringer OPP. 3 Central.....................0 1 South Side..................0 1 East Side....................4 0 West Side...................0 4 Vailsburg...................I 1 South Side . 0 Central . . 1 Weequahic 0 East Side . 1 West Side . 0 Weequahic 3 Vailsburg...............1 0 Irvington Tech. ... 2 1 East Orange .... 4 I Kearny..................3 Attilio LaVista takes the ball away from East Side. Mr. Sheppard and his flock mull about and think about defense strategy. Get that ball!” 69 OONIrtTN ) huts the 70uu Qiig Qttue Doesn t c 4lu)atjs 70in Alex Zarilla puts him out at home to save the day. Come on fellows, look alive! QxiMie, but haj c Itv Cfiuu to 10atch Bob Albanese waits on the ball. 73 @iau (Qottnhy Jeam {Jets Set to IHjit the ('Dusty Jrait Cross Country Team 1962 Swimming Qearn Qs cAH 1 Oet! Fellows, swimming is the cleanest sport!” 76 c it it's “Art is the conveyance of spirit by means of matter SALVADOR DE MADARIAGA Ki Nau Kie! (translation: Is it love!) Aloha Kawna Here comes King Camacama! Mr. Photo-Plus and his Snapshot. Debating Club tackles the future of the NATO alliance. After the Acropolis is published, staff holds post mortem session. French Club discusses the glory of Paris. jlttU - cAetiiutivs Wed- Creative Writing flourishes in the oldest high school literary magazine, the Acropolis Magazine. Student Council inaugurates school supply store. Senior Class Executive Council maps out budget and expenditures. Big Blue Chess Team ends season 7-7. Qiwdmlai rpmduee (Haunded Students Popular ice skating club members enjoy the sunset over the campus. Integrated Science specialists use portable sextants to work out a problem of triangulation on the site of the New Barringer. principal’ !l f lepoit At the close of each school year, the principal is requried to submit a report, summarizing the major activities and developments in his school, to the Superintendent of Public Schools in the City of Newark. We have selected highlights from the report to pictorialize Sciences are interrelated among themselves and with its language, mathematics. To be properly taught, these relationships of integrated bodies of knowledge must be perceived. Chemists work on a basic experiment of titration. Sophomores who show an abiding interest in the biological sciences are encouraged to probe individually on advanced research projects. Some will be studying at colleges this summer. Hereditary strains of the fruit fly are under study in this picture. 83 ducation Jtlmt Studio Art masters try their hand at sculpture. Emphasis in foreign language classes is upon conversational facility. Italian class prepares an original film on Italy. 84 rDevelop the Judividual Mrs. Taranto gives individual instrumental instruction. Most of the students in the orchestra learn how to play an instrument in the school. Architectural Drawing Class students draft blueprints for their dream houses and then they make scale models. he Jmpetatines o( Out J ini es There is a critical shortage of skilled technologists in this nation. The ability to accurately translate blueprints and draw them up are essential skills in modern industry. Spatial relations and abstract reasoning are vital components in this training. One third of the recruits for the Armed Services are rejected for physical disability. This is a shocking statistic in a nation that boasts of an adequate food supply and quality medical service In response to Presidential pleas, the Physical Education Department has been earnestly striving to develop individual physical fitness. Individual sports activities such as golf, tennis, bowling, swimming, and ice skating are available to all students Barringer High squad placed second in the Essex County Marine Corps physical fitness test. A Friend A Friend A Friend Pete Adubato Michael F. Adubato Anthony Aiello Mr. and Mr . Joseph Albanese Ralph Alberti James Aldcn William A. Alfono Janice Allison Mr. and Mrs. Philip Alu Tommy Alu Ross Alu Millia Matto Mr. and Mrs. Aponte Use Arnold Ronnie Aromin Mrs. Ashback Mr. H. Ayers Mr. Manny F. Azevedo Mrs Maria Azevedo Mr. and Mrs. V. Bakes Jo and Jay Barrow Carol S. Batek Theodore T. Bartosiewocz Mrs. Peter Battone Monte Beek Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bccvers Linda Bcnecchi Annette Bergamasco Thomas Bergamo Mr. and Mrs. P. Severe Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bevilacque Fred Beyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bigelow Geraldine Biscardi and Charles Johnston Mr. and Mrs. David Blank Mrs. Frank Bobrowicz Frank Bobrowicz Mr. F. Bobrowicz Mr. Stephen S. Boguszewicz Mr. Frank Bonassi Josephine Bonassi Roxy Bonassi Miss Eleanore Boninsegna Marie Bono Mr. Ernest J. Borgia Filomcna M. Borse John and Anna Borzuku Charles Boutsikaris George Boykin Howard Bozinta Lester Brown Margaret Brownlee Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Brzenski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boyd Ben Bucco Kathy Buchan Frank Bucco Charles Burns Ruth Eckhaus Eddy and Angela Mrs. Freida Elia John Erickson Robert Faiella Constance June Falcetano Anthony Falcone Mrs. A. Falcone Joseph A. Falcone Richard Falcone Esther Falcone Ann G. Falcone Carmen Fallano Celeste Fashtak Mrs. Josephine Ferrara Frank Ferrari Joanne Ferraro Julie Farraro Phyllis Ferraro Barbara Ferraro Dolly Ferry Mr. and Mrs Alphonse Ficetola Virginia Fiorini Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foglia Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foglia, III Miss Marlene Forfa Mr. Frank Caeella Mr. and Mrs Vera Cafaro Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Campanaro Judy Candice Miss Tina Cantoni Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Capp ello and Son Mr and Mrs. Vincent Campanaro Mr. and Mrs. M. Caraglia Daniel James Cardcllchio, Jr. Anhony J. Carfagrsa Sandra Carida Louie Carola Louis Carsillo Russ Carter Photo Studio Lois Caruso Angelo Casiere Joan Casiere Lisa Casiere William R. Caselluccio Angie Castiglione Anthony Cece Jim Cerrato Miss Leonora Cerrato Mr and Mrs. John E Chambers Richard and Glenn Cholminsky Beth Cholminsky Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cholminsky Mr Manuel R Chouse Carol Chown Mr and Mrs. Pat Cibellis Eileen Cibellis Mr and Mrs. Louis Ciccone Julia Ciccone Mr and Mrs. Peter Ciccone Mr and Mrs. Anthony Cifrodella Geneva Crosby Bobby Clark Lionel and Tami Cleckley Mr John H. Colbert Mrs. Collier Gabriel Contaldi Chuck Conte Mrs. Geraldine Conte Berram A Coppock Dorathea E Coppock John M. Coppock, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Corbo Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Corbo Mr. and Mrs. J. Corby Judy Cordasco Joan Cordasco Linda Corredo Cosmo Barbara A. Cocchi Richard Cuccinello Pauline Cunsolo Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cappiello Daniel Custode Mr. and Mrs Frank Czagas Lewis D’Agostino Mr. Tiberio D'Agusfmo Agnes Daigle Carmine D'Alessio Georgiana D'Amico Joe D'Angelo Luisa De Benedetto Anna Dc Benedetto Peer Dc Finis M. De Finis Mr and Mrs Della Fera James Dclli Bovi 87 Support rpiTj.cA. Scholar ill ip Cf-uml Anthony De Lorenzo Rose Mary Deluca Joe Dome rest Mina Dcmerest Mr. and Mrs. De Mestro Annette De Vincenzo Mike De Vincenzo Raymond Di Bernardo Mr. Andrea Di Martino Mrs. Mary De Martino Mrs. Lillian Di Martino Dan Di Pietro Alphonso Di Popolo Luigi Oi Popolo Rosa Di Popolo Sheila Dolan Marilyn Doto Patricia Doto Bill Dunsavage Mike Durange Frank Duratino Phil Gaito Anthony Gammaro Judie Gardi Mrs. Madline Gargiulo Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Garris Emil Garruto Louis Garruto Ronnie Gasparinetti John Gasparinetti Nick Gelormini Mrs. Josephine Forfa Mr. Carmen J. Fo fa Henry Font Mr. and Mrs. Sollie E. Forcella Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Franc i sc one John Franciscone Frasso's Market Rosemary Freda Robert Hackett Arlene Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. John Hanggi Ken Harder Sue Harless Veronica Hayes Winifred Heckcl CpI. Helber Ann and Billy Hilton Herbert Howard Margaret and Harry Hummel Mr. and Mrs John Hummel Pat Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Humphrey Ellen L. Hyatt Steve lannucci Pat lannuzzelli Carmel Maria Roseann Maria Leslie Jackson Mrs. Clarence S. Janifer Mrs. Clarence S. Janifer. Jr. Madeline D. Jannone Elinor Jaorsky Mrs. Patricia Jeffery Bernice-Coppock-Johnson Mrs. Harry Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Jones Kathy Jones Mrs Robert Jones Mr. Robert Jones Robert Jones Jr. John Juliano Rosemary Juliano Frank Kane L. Kaplonski L. Kaplonski Lidia Kartischko Al Karczewski Carol Kirschenmann Reverend and Mrs. G. C. Koch Mrs. Michael Kocian Leon Kosofsky Elizabeth Kotlowski Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krai Marlene Krueger Jerry Krumeich Pete Kurus Lynn La Franco Mr. and Mrs. Patsy La Morte Car lee Latrec Atillio Lavista Mrs. Nora La Banco Connie Lennon Jim Lennon Richard Lcvanda Phil Lippe Barbara Little Mrs. L. Longo Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lopreiato Jean Lowry Mr. and Mrs. William Lundgren The Gen zone Family Joe Giacmi Richard Giordano Mr. and Mrs. E. Giuliano Raymond Godfrey Italo Gonnclla Helen Gormtzky Bruce Allan Gould Joseph Grasso Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green Gretchen Sylvia Guarlno Vinnie Guarino Vincent Guerino Terry Madden Pat Madera Pat Maglio Carmine Malanga Carmela Malavarca Linda Malavarca Rose Malawka Fanny Mallozzi Mrs. Joseph Mancino Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Mancuso Jo Mangin Cathy Marchand Dolores Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Martin The Martin Family The Martins at 69 Thomas Martin Marie Martin Phyllis Mascolo Mr. and Mrs. John Mason Dolores Mauriello The Mauriello Family Miss Mildred Mauriello Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Me Ewan Marguerite McLaughlin Arron McLeod Catherine Memel Clarance Memel Kathy Memel Mr. Samuel Melia Glide Mclillo Mrs. Meola Thomas Meola Dennis Mercurio Michele - Hank Mr. Calvin Mills Mrs. Rodman Miller Mrs. J. Minor Mr. and Mrs. J. Molinaro Mr. and Mrs. Steve Molnar Mr and Mrs. John Molnar Jean Monaco and Vincent Altieri Mr. and Mrs Arthur Moore Barry Moore The Mosely Family tyatz iti Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mulhare Marina Muniz Frieda Murden Murph C. Muscolina Joseph Nappi Mrs. Fred Natalixio Jerry P. Niemira Mr and Mrs. J. Norcia Tony Norcia Dom Ditty Notte Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nunzio Hilton J. Otero Marie O'Brien Anna Pagano Michael Panigrosso Mr. and Mrs. Henry Papciak Mr. and Mrs. J. Parliament Mr. and Mrs. Al Pecoraro Jeanette Perette and James Biscardi Mr. and Mrs. M. Pirone Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Perrelli Mr. Joseph Perrone Petroxxino Family Miss Annette Pietrangelo Mrs. Ida Pietrangelo Mrs. Marian Pietrangelo Mark Pietrangelo Michael R. Pietrangelo Marie J. Pietropinto Mrs Mary Pilla Alfonse Porcello George C. Powell Phyllis Prexiosi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Puleo Carol Pul Ian Joseph Racanelli Jr. Mrs. Mary Radice Angelo Raimato Yvonne V. Reed Floyd Rehling Jessie Reilly Miss Margaret Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Amos Reinert Mrs. James Ribaudo Mr. James Ribaudo Gerard Ricciardelli Mrs. Rose Ricciardelli Joseph Rispo Sue Ritchings Andrew Robin Ralph Robinson Joe Rubolotta Cheryl Rubolotta Jessie Rosamilia Mrs. Arthur Rosania Anne C. Robb Connie Rossi Louis Ruggiero Lucy Ruggiero Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Russo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Russo Roseann Russo Danny R. Russo Miss Emma R us soman Mary Russomano Salvator Russomano Mr. and Mrs. Emil Russoman Russomanno Family Ruth Family Peter V. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Domenick Sacco Dr Grayce F. Salerno Rosemarie Salvatore Toe Sangiovanni Lori Santoro James M. Santosuosso Alvin Sauer Dee Sauler Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Scalercio Robert Scarlatelli Eugene Scarlatelli Mr. and Mrs. D. Scar pom Mr. and Mrs. J. Scarponi Noah and Frieda Schneider Raymond C. Scott Jr. R. Ramona Scott Raymond C. Scott Sr. Dorothy M. Scott Rosalie E. Scott Frank Serito Dr. and Mrs. I. Shechner Mr. M. Shlofmitz Mrs Shneider Carmella Sierchio Mrs. Nellie Sirotiak J. Harry Smith Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smith Michele Smith Nancy Sotelo Sowerb rower's Evelyn-Coppock Spaights Joseph Spatola Mr. and Mrs. P. Spino Jerry Staff Helen Stango Miss Theresa Stefanelli Joan Stem Lenny Stolz Lisa Straka Mrs. Lenore Straka Mrs. Dora Suppa Mrs. Anthony Suriano Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Swakopf Julie Switendale Joan Tambascia Mrs. Mary Tambascia Terry Foglia and Phil Bell Carol Thomas Dean Thomas James Atlas Thompson Louise Thorpe Elame and Vmme The Reverend and Mrs. N. J. Thurston Nicholas Torre James Torrieri Mr and Mrs H. Towlen Lois Towlen The Turnek Family Terry Ann Tuscano Dolores M. Valencia Leonard Valentino Ralph Valentmo Roy Valdes Red Van Duyne Norman A. Victor Maria Vigra Mrs Marie Vella Judi Verano Vickie Venturinl Terry Verderosa Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vouthouris Virginia Wagner John Walker Gary Warren Paul Wawreniak Eleanor D. Wilsey Mr. Stewart Woo ley Charles Wright Ann Marie Wyckoff Beverly Young Diani Young Charles Zarrillo and Maureen Janice Zarro Mr and Mrs. Louis Zixxa Mr. and Mrs. E. Zyskowski COMPLIMENTS OF ACKAGIH 335 DOREMUS AVENUE NEWARK 5, NEW JERSEY 90 HU 2-5267 NosunaX BEAUTY SALON LOUISE NORMA PEZZI Proprietress (Closed Mondays and Thursdays) 282 FIRST AVENUE Entrance North 10th Street NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 91 Compliments of Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1963 GRADUATING CLASS of BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION MAYOR HUGH J. ADDONIZIO HUmboldt 3-3791 Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation JOHN J. GIBLIN • SON Newark, South Orange and North Caldwell New Jersey PLUMBING - HEATING - TINNING Electric Sewer Cleaning Office: Shop: 633 Ridge Street 68 Chester Avenue Newark 4. N. J. Newark 4. N. J. MA 3-5280 GALE STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHERS 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. 92 32 HALSEY STREET NEWARK. N. J. Congratulations to ROBERT and RALPH MESS N A FAMILY Compliments of Your BARRINGER STUDENT COUNCIL MR. PAT RESTAINO. Sponsor DJELAL KADIK. Treasurer ELAINE MELILLO. President JEAN WRIGHT. Recording Secretary BILL DUNSAVAGE. Vice President JEAN MONACO Corresponding Secretary 93 HU 3-0716 HU 5-1116 FOREST HILL AIR CONDITIONING CORP. FRANK F. ADESSA SON ROBERT PARINELLO PLUMBING and HEATING 671 MT. PROSPECT AVENUE NEWARK 4. NEW JERSEY 121 GRAFTON AVENUE NEWARK 4. NEW JERSEY HUmboldt 4-7200 HU 2-8220 THOMM’S Restaurant Cocktail Lounge GIANNOTTO’S PHARMACY Open Every Day for Lunch and Dinner When the Occasion demands the finest call for: THOMM’S CATERING SERVICE in our banquet rooms or the location of your choice 80 PARK AVENUE 195 FIRST AVENUE and BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 94 Congratulations to JO-ANNE PALOMBA and the JUNE 1963 GRADUATES Mitchell 2-0917 A. E. ZYSKOWSKI KONSTAN PLASTICS COMPANY PALOMBA and GERARDO FAMILIES Extruded Thermoplastics Plastics Engineering Services 27-35 ST. FRANCIS STREET NEWARK 5. NEW JERSEY HU 2-7084 HU 2-3654 Since 1909 TEDDY’S BEAUTY SALON Good Luck to the CLASS OF '63 FALCONE TILE COMPANY Installers of CERAMIC TILE and MARBLE 55 NORTH NINTH STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY NEWARK 7. NEW JERSEY 95 CHARLES. SR. KAY Bigelow 3-1700 Compliments of THE FARIA FAMILY DAIRYLEA CHARLES. JR. TOM 273 Elizabeth Avenue Newark. N. J. Congratulations and Best Wishes HU 3-1940 to the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE OF 1963 JOHN J. FRANCISCONE A. PASQUA PLUMBING and HEATING 122 Stone Street Newark, New Jersey BEST WISHES FANTACONE FAMILY FRONT ROOM 46 BROADWAY NEWARK. NEW JERSEY WY 8-1994 M. STUPPIELLO TO ALL THE WOOLWORTH EMPLOYEES ATTICS ei� 4 BASEMENTS F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 170 HICKORY STREET KEARNY. NEW JERSEY 78 BROADWAY NEWARK. NEW JERSEY B«tt Wishes to Our Nephew GREGORY BURBAGE Best Wishes to GREG MR. and MRS. WALTER L. JONES MR. and MRS. JAMES A. JONES COMPLIMENTS Of MRS. MARY GELORMINI BEST WISHES and BEST WEAR HOSIERY FALSETTI FAMILY 179 MARKET STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 96 HU 5 4323 CONGRATULATIONS FOUR CORNERED TOMATO PIE 215 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK 4. NEW JERSEY MA 3-6057 MICHAEL M. PIETRANGELO UN iMvriiKt - Accident end Health Insurance Repretentative of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. 1180 RAYMOND BOULEVARD NEWARK 2. N. J. OR 3-0530 SUNOCO PARK AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Complete Service and Repair on Car and Truck Wheel Alignment Specialist 30 PARK AVENUE EAST ORANGE. N. J. BEST WISHES TOMMY’S PIZZERIA 451 FOURTH AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY HU 5 6334 NICK ZIZZA PLUMBING HEATING 16 TAYLOR STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY HU 3 9178 R. TESS One of the Largest Selection of Trophie TESS CLOTHIERS and SPORTING GOODS We Carry a Complete Selection of Golf. Tenni . Baseball. Football. Track Shoes. Bowling Balls. Bowling Shirts. School Sweater and Jackets 193 SUMMER AVENUE NEWARK 4. NEW JERSEY AAA 3-2955 Smce 1920 AMATO MACHINE EXCHANGE Bought - Sold - Exchanged Single Item to Complete Plant - All Make and Types 5 COLUMBIA STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY If lt‘s Food Harold' Has Itl HAROLD S MARKET Prime Meats . Groceries Home Made Salad 3 ORIENTAL STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY HU 4-2847 PEARSALL STUDIOS Exclusive but not expensive 125 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY HUmboldt 3 7338 QUALITY and SERVICE BRANCH BROOK AUTO TOP CO. AUTO UPHOLSTERERS 300 FOURTH STREET (Near Park Avenue) NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Cl 6-0155 BEST WISHES TOM HEMPSTEAD Distributor of Johanna Farms Dairy Products 12 LORETTO DRIVE CEDAR GROVE. NEW JERSEY ROSEVILLE QUALITY MARKET 465 ORANGE ST REFT NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Best Wishe for Success JUNE CLASS OF 1963 ED and MARY KELSCH COMPLIMENTS Of JACK’S RADIO and TELEVISION 169 BROAD STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Congratulations to Our Daughter DOREEN JAMES and MINNIE SANTOSUOSSO CELENTANO BROS., INC. SPECIALISTS IN ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOOD 486 ROSEVILLE AVENUE - HU 3-2689 202 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE - HU 4-1521 850 SO. ORANGE AVENUE - ES 5-7046 NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 52 SPRINGFIELO AVENUE. SPRINGFIELD. N. J. DR 9-2147 97 BEST WISHES MR. and MRS. O. BROMEL LAZAROFF PHARMACY 244 BROADWAY NEWARK 4. NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 RIPLEY CLOTHES 80 WEST END AVENUE NEW YORK. NEW YORK Pilgrim 8-9740 ANNE’S BEAUTY SALON Specialising in Hair Cutting. Permanent Waving. Tinting 9 FIRST AVENUE BLOOMFIELD. NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES SUBWAY PARKING OPPOSITE FRANKLIN AVENUE STATION NEWARK. NEW JERSEY In Loving Memory of MR. JOHN A. HIBBITS November 30. 1962 from MRS. ISABELLE HIBBITS and Daughters Maureen and Isabelle Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1963 MR. and MRS. A. ROBIN COMPLIMENTS FROM Good Luck to the GRADUATES OF THE JUNE CLASS Of 1963 THE WYCKOFF FAMILY Congratulations to the JUNE CLASS OF 1963 from the LATIN CLUB Good Luck to the JUNE CLASS OF 1963 JOE DEMEREST 643 NORTH SEVENTH STREET NEWARK. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF CASALE FUEL COMPANY 193 NEWARK AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY GOOO LUCK from NATALIE PRINTING CO. 45-84 RIVER ROAD NORTH ALINGTON. N. J. BEST WISHES HASKIN FUEL CORPORATION 469 LYONS AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES AND COMPLIMENTS OF LOUIE ALEX S HI SPOT 113 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Best Withes to the JUNE CLASS Of 1963 98 A. A ANTHONY F. GIALANELLA CONGRATULATIONS FROM DAN. MIKE, and JERRY HUmbokJf 3-1 111 AL CMIARAVALLO BEL-AIR MACHINE PRODUCTS SCRCW MACHINI products SPECIAL MACHINERY ANO EQUIPMENT BUILT 18 ROPES PLACE NEWARK 7. N. J. Compliments to the JUNE CLASS Of 1963 from KENHUE PAPER BOX CO. COMPLIMENTS FROM THE SCHECHNER FAMILY TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1963 A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS LIFE TO THE CLASS Of JUNE 1963 EM and DUKE Congratulation to Our Daughter SUSAN MR. and MRS. ROSS CERRATO COMPLIMENTS Of DEBBIE S SWEET SHOPPE 341 MONTCLAIR AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Best Wishes MR. and MRS. R. WARDELL Congratulations to GREG JOHN. RUTH, and REGGIE SNEAD ESSEX MILLWORK and LUMBER COMPANY 516 North 5th Street Newark 7. New Jersey Good Luck GREGORY MR. and MRS. B. GRADONE Congratulations to Our Daughter MARIE MARTINI MOM and DAD Good Luck TESORONI FAMILY HU 2-4189 or HU 3-9379 Free Delivery ESPOSITOS MARKET Meats • Fruits - Vegetable - Groceries - Dairy 371 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. New Jersey HU 3-1401 ANTHONY STRUMOLOS MEAT MARKET Groceries - Vegetable 573 North 6th Street Newark. New Jersey SWEET SIXTEEN SHOPPE 16 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, New Jersey DR. HERMAN LESSIN Dental Surgeon 244 Broadway Newark. New Jersey Congratulations to JUDIE GARDI MOTHER and DAD Compliments of WEITZ PHARMACY 520 Broadway at Chester Avenue Newark. New Jersey Compliments of MORT'S MARKET 509-513 Summer Avenue Newark. New Jersey Congratulations to Our Daughter KAREN KRUEGER MOTHER and DAD GOOD LUCK TO THE JUNE CLASS Of 1963 PARAMOUNT BARBER SHOP GOOD LUCK FROM A GRADUATE OF JUNE 1939 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS Of JUNE 1963 MR. and MRS. JOHN LENNON Congratulations to our Daughter DOLORES and the JUNE CLASS Of 1963 MR. and MRS. S. MASCOLA 99 HUmboldt 3-9497 FRED FINELLI Italian-American Groceries 63 Sixth Avenue Newark. New Jersey Congratulations and Best Wishes to GREG LORRAINE. EMANUAL. RAYMOND. VINCENT HUmboldt 2-1955 RUDOLPH GIALANELLA Meat and Poultry Market 113 Seventh Avenue Newark 4. N. J. NEWARK BAKERY “Bakers of Fme Italian Bread 185 Abmgton Avenue Newark 7. New Jersey HU 3-8761 Towing - Road Service MIKE’S CITIES SERVICE State Inspection Service Repairs - Wheel Balance 865 Franklin Avenue Newark. New Jersey BEST WISHES BETTY. BARBARA. PAULA. MARIE, JEANNIE CLERKS BARRINGER BOOK STORE CEDAR COFFEE SHOP Fountain Service • Sandwiches - Home Cooking Open 7 A M. - 9 P.M. 148 8loomfield Avenue Newark. New Jersey HU 3-9495 JERRY’S TAILORAMA Cleaning and Dyeing 87 Seventh Avenue Newark. New Jersey Congratulations to 4A CLASS MR. and MRS. PAT CIBELUS RALPH S. ROSAMILA HU 2-0891 8EST WISHES THE HI-LITERS Music for All Occasions BEST WISHES EAGLE CLEANERS 246 Broadway Newark. New Jersey Congratulations to our Daughter ROSEMARY ANO HER CLASS MR. and MRS. JOHN CARLO. JR. Congratulations to the JUNE CLASS OF 1963 PAT’S T.V. tr RADIO REPAIRS and CONNIE'S HARDWARE 379 Sixth Avenue Newark. New Jersey Congratulations to PHYLLIS 01 POPOLO BROTHER LOU BEST WISHES MR. B. MALCOLM BEST WISHES ITALIAN MUSIC CLUB BEST WISHES FRANCINE RUGGIANO BEST WISHES THE FORTES Congratulations to Our Daughter NANCY - VALEDICTORIAN MOM and DAD BEST WISHES PARKWAY MARKET Fruit - Produce 18 Franklin Street Belleville. New Jersey Best Wishes to ROZ and DEN MRS. T. CARRINO BEST OF LUCK MR. and MRS. JOE LATORA Congratulat ions to the JUNE CLASS OF 1963 MR. and MRS. P. GAITO IKES FRUIT and VEGETABLE STORE 371 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. New Jersey BEST WISHES WALT CUMMINGS JERRY DEHNER FRED GESSER ANGELO S T.V. SALES and SERVICE Service on All Electrical Appliances 515 Summer Avenue Newark. New Jersey BEST WISHES A FRIEND Wishing You the Best of luck for the Coming Future MARIE BROTHER EDWARD MARTINI Best Wishes to Our Son ARTHUR MR. and MRS. NICHOLAS CAFARO MArket 2-1187 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Joseph La Manna BEST WISHES CRISS FURNITURE Antique and Modern 123 Hunterdon Street Newark. New Jersey 100