Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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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.

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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.

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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