Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1964 volume:

HIGH POINT STATE PARK Gi NGt KBRt AO HOUSE LAKE HOPATCONG PRINCETON ASBURY PARK REVOLUTIONARY BARRACKS IN TRENTON 300t ?4«t«Uvefi wuf tycuuctvuf, 1964 7 6ie 4 (? teHC4 Theme Administration and Faculty . . Page 7 Dedication . Page 13 Seniors .... . Page 15 Activities Page 41 Sports Page 51 Advertisements . Page 63 'Pred tte rft evuieuvpt tX3X TO ?964 ‘SewuKjvi “i4iy6 School 'Jte ML'i6, Ttecv flenAetf Saluted Tteev The State of New Jersey is celebrating its three hundredth anniversary of the founding of this state by Lord John Berkeley and Sir George Carteret in 1664. The January Class of 1964 is proud to salute our Garden State in this edition of the Athenaeum. We are particularly pleased to join in this statewide celebration, because Barringer High School has played such a significant role in the history of this state. For. Barringer was the first public high school in the state, and third in the nation to be established. Many of our alumni have added luster to the accomplishments of the state. We are happy to live in New Jersey. We find its climate varied, bracing, and invigorating. The countryside is arresting and always attractive. New Jersey has everything— mountains, valleys, low lands, marshes, and a fabulous shoreline Fresh water and salt water are never far away. The New Jersey beaches are the world's finest. And most Jersey natives are beachcomers at heart. The sunsets off the coast are magnificent New Jersey is a prosperous state with an expanding and diverse economy. Industry, farming, resorts, and commerce provide ample employment and wealth opportunities This state boasts of an excellent school system, and its colleges are illustrious. Its people are politically mature, independent, and persistently liberal. New Jersey is in the forefront of the progressive states in the Union New Jersey is a vital and dynamic state that is quickly girding itself for the growing pains of the next 300 years. New Jerseyans sun and swim in the glorious surf of Asbury Park. flen4etfA 300t% rfvtaivenAOSUf, vernor ,y ersary G0VE ° ichARd . HUGHES Tietu tyeteey 'HunXcinal £ducati x t Administration and Faculty Princeton University is one of the world's finest institutions of higher learning. Ell Fjirlcigh-Dickinson University is the lergcst growing college on the eastern seaboard. SducatioH t e SuilcUtty ‘Stacked o£ ttnexica Mr. William R. Cain. Principal, discusses the state of education with Mr. Casimio Harkewicz, Former Board of Education member, at the East Side game. Mr. David Blank. Vice Principal, lectures class on the philosophy of Plato. Sta £ducati x i “PoUcceA Dr. Anna Schults advises senior on weight control. Dr. Edward Rattenne and Linda Kocian. R.N. check out Vincent Inneo after grueling football game. Secretarial staff, Miss Ann Rocco, Mrs. Eva Goldsmith, and Mrs. Marie Jones, rush to get out college transcripts before the deadline. 9 0?accdty A. Alomu Ph D. Foreign Languages L. Alvarcnga M A. Foreign Language A. Argand MA Music E. Fabiano BA. Biology R. Fanaroff H. M. Farquhar M.A. MA. Industrial Arts Mathematics M. Ferraro M.A. Social Studies M. Greenberg A.B. W. Greenfield B.S. and E. Ed. Lab Assistant Music M. Griffin M.A. Librarian M. Jannone M.A. L. Kaplomki MA. English Social Studies M. Otero A. Pellente M.A. M.A. Foreign Languages Science R. lowenstein PhD. Foreign Language Chairman P. Restaino M. Ed. Social Studies L. Manochio B.S. Mathematics L Russell B.S. Social Studies D. C. Mclwan M.A. Mathematics G. Salerno D. Ed English Chairman M. Stern BA. Music 76reuqt 76e n. Ttie ?4re SnliqAtened! ? r cvtidem ie tetter titan alt the mere preeieu tAinye: and udtateecuc r may 6e cteeired can net 6c cent pared te it. —Proverbs 8:11 N. H. Ayers A. Byron W. CastcHuccio C. Ckurlllo M A. B.P.I. MA MA. Mathematics Chairman Physical Education Physical Sciences- Social Studies J G«IUs B.S. Business Education J. Get man 8.A. Biology Ph.O. Foreign Languages L. Garris B.S. Mathematics Senior Science L. Kaopstafter B.S. Business Education L. Kessler BA. Art C- Kingsley MA. English L Kotofsky MA. Chemistry R. Me Geary B.S. Home Economics I. McLaughlin BA. English O. MeHto B.S. Science Mrs. L. Minskoff BA. Physics Lab J. SanGiacomo BA. History A. Sauer B.S. Industrial Arts E. Scalera M.A. Physical Education . jtnnciovi 8.A. Science � . Taranto B.S. Music H. T unit cad A.E. Chemistry 0. Vernkro MA. Industrial Arts J. M. Vogel M.A. Head Guidance Counselor C. DiChiara M.A. Physical Education j. Girkont MA. English J. Kritser M.A English F. Morgan MA. Home Economics A. Schwarts MS. Physics M. Weiss B.S. Business Education 0. Ed. Physical Education H. Grasto MA. Mathematics A. Naporano MA. Physical Education J Sedicino B.S. Physical Education I. Wibey BA Mathematics C. M. Gray BA. English L Lekrman B.S. Art H. Nuntio BA. English Physical Education B. Yanclli B.S. Home Economics Ttecv Ttiitt Sc Suiit oh (tee 'pounctatioK o£ . . . with an eye to the future!” Gym is being wired with the most modern com- New wing nears completion. V J The classic and the modern are neatly wedded in this attractive exterior. 12 My Pa can beat your Pa!” DEDICATION: WE HONOR A GREAT MAN ty ute fit 4 S ttA. But Hive (h Out 'rVeai i and TfCiueU JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY President of the United States May 29. 1917 - November 22. 1963 The January class of 1964 mourns the death of our beloved President and inspiring leader. He was aware of the problems of our age and their dire consequences. His historical sense, rhetoric, balance, and quick intelligence charted a positive and constructive course for this country. He imbued the youth of the nation with a sense of duty and purpose Excerpts from His Inaugural Address Now the trumpet summons us again—not as a call to bear arms, though arms we need—not as a call to battle, though embattled we are—but a call to bear the burden of a long twilight struggle, year in and year out, 'rejoicing in hope, patient m tribulation —a struggle against the common enemies of man: tyranny, poverty, disease and war itself . . . In the long history of the world, only a few generations have been granted the role of defending freedom in its hour of maximum danger. I do not shrink from this responsibility—I welcome it. I do not believe that any of us would exchange places with any other people or any other generation. The energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it—and the glow from that fire can truly light the world . . . With a good conscience our only sure reward, with history the final judge of our deeds, let us go forth to lead the land we love, asking His blessing and His help, but knowing that here on earth God's work must truly be our own. 77V 0. .CCUif Mr. Herman Schwartz, the iron man and senior adviser, prepares graduation program. u The vivacious Mrs. Madeline Jan-none. senior guidance counselor, consults with the continental Mrs. Lena Alvarenga. senior class adviser, about the araduation list. Se Uon Snfat Tfecv tyenaetf Tony Aiello get et to ride the waves at the Jersey shore. 'Jfatioiuzt 'i otun Society (?6tL%CLCtC% ScAolatiiAi b Michael Pamgrosto President William Dunuvjgc Service Enncj Gaetano Vice President Louis Faruolo Michelle Zisxa Secretary Alice Paduano Joseph Grasso Barbara Ferraro Treasurer Catherine Russo Michael Sangiovanni Marvin Stone Suntnta cutt .daude Enrica Gaetano Valedictorian First Place ■ Joseph Grasso Third Place Louis Faruolo Salutatorian Second Place Michael Panigrosso Fourth Place Alice Paduano Sixth Place • Tie Michael Sangiovanni Sixth Place - Tie Marvin Stone Sixth Place - Tie Catherine Russo Eighth Place William Dunsavagc Ninth Place Barbara Ferraro Tenth Place SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Se tCVt O ccerd 'Hetv SucUUk Pictured from top to bottom: Joseph Grasso, President; Joseph Bizzarro. Vice President; Louis Faruolo, Treasurer; Joseph Biondi, Treasurer; Jennifer Perillo, Corresponding Secretary; Judith De-Maio, Recording Secretary. SENIOR YEARBOOK STAFF “Seen { L-O-N-G L-O-N-G ty wf Give me a layout idea for the Senior Divider. ' It will look better with two pictures instead of six pictures on Do you realize that we could 90 to Jamaica? a page. ' I want the editors of Sports Illustrated to be green with jealousy. William Dunsavage, Michael Panigrosso....—.......-..-..Co-Editors Enrica Gaetano. Domenick DiLorenzo .............. Art Editors Anthony Aiello ............. -...Sports Editor Joseph Grasso.............. Ass t Sports Editor Louis Faruolo, Barbara Ferraro----------------Literary Editors Joseph Biondi. Linda Rossilli............... Business Editors Lois Caruso. Georgiana D’Amico. Judy DeMaio Typists Nick Meola ________________________ Photography MYRA ABBOTT 127-9 Grafton Av«mM Myra . . . shy . . . considerate of others ... 3 quiet exterior but has bursts of enthusiasm . . . her future plans include a career as a dental technologist. SANDRA ILIZABCTH ACCOMONDO 226 Second Street Sandy . . . personality plus . . . makes everybody feel important ... a million and one friends . . . resides at pool side 226 ... a dedicated person who tries her best and always gives a little extra. 48 Dance Committee Acropolis. Agent. Prom Committee, Creative Writing Club. ANTHONY ANGELO AIELLO 145 Mount Prospect Avenue The poet . . . known in some circles as Hank Snow . . . handsome and intelligent . . . his voice puts Johnny Mathis to shame ... the king pm in an intellectual discussion ... a soldier of fortune with a girl in every port. ROBERT ALSHESKIE 653 Mount Prospect Avenue Bob . . . football is his specialty . . . enjoys practically all sports . . . friendly but shy . . . liked by all . . . plans to attend Georgia Tech . . . Guts, deter-mination, desire in action. Indoor free . Outdoor Track. Football. Leader ' Club. Varsity Letter Club. Varsity Service Club. Acropolis Iditor, Acropo i Mege me Editor, Executive Council. 48 Danca Committee. Latin Club. S tudant Council. Student Adviser of Acropolis. Sports Editor of Yearbook. Creative Writing Club VINCENT ALTIERI 234 Montclair Avenue Vmny . . . valuable addition to the 4A class . . . possesses a personality that makes it hard for anyone not to enjoy his company ... an all around man who enjoys living a dangerous life. Dabating Club. 20 Dv.- RENATO ARINA 133 Clifton Avtnu Rcnato . . . possesses a sharp and witty mind ... a lover of endless adventures . . . knows the essentials, although he often follows the nonconformist trends his inquisitive mind often leads to interesting discoveries. FRANK AVALLONE 205 Parker Street Frank . . . inside of school he's quiet and shy; outside he's dynamite . . . known for his zany surprises ... a diplomat who will never end his alliance with Italy, his fatherland. PEARL BAKER 202 Summer Avenue Pearl ... a neat little blonde . . . talkative and inquisitive . . . likes include roller skating, sewing and going out with her boyfriend. Charm Club. RUTH BELFIORE 61 Third Street Ruth ... a member of the Big Blue orchestra and band . . . quietly goes about her way . . . does what she’s asked to do with a smile and devotion. 683 Ridoe Street Linda . . . possesses the three essentials, poise, personality and charm ... her likes range from football to Sophia Loren . . . a future private secretary . . . open minded and always willing to listen. Jumcf Red Crocs, Acropo rs Staff. Sand, Orchestra. 21 ANNETTE BERGAMASCO 679 Highland Avenue Annette ... the life of the party ... as interesting as she is witty . . . finds friends wherever she goes . . . spends her summers at Seaside and her winters recalling them. JOSEPH ANTHONY BIONDI 92 Seventh Avenue Big Joe ... a heart of gold . . . adds zest to the otherwise dull lunchroom proceedings . . . friends galore ... a lover of Italian Opera . . . pride and joy of St Lucy's Church . . . plans to enter Scion Hall University. Treasurer Senior C ats, Business Editor 0 Yearbook, Student Council. Acrooo is Staff. President of Homeroom, Latin Club. Creative Writing Club, 4B Dance Committee, Executive Council, Prom Committee. Science Aid, Guidance Office Monitor. JOSEPH BIZZARRO 341 Seventh Avenue J.B. . . . good looks and smart clothes his trade mark . . . always ready with an opinion worth listening to . . . enjoys the finer things in life . . . never rests on his laurels . . . always out to improve. Senior C ass Vice President. 4B Dance Committee. Executive Council. ANDREW CAMPIONE 19 Cutler Street Drew . . . also known as the Avenger . . , can be seen driving his customed car . . . famous for his bugle playing days at St. Lucy's . . . will do anything for a laugh . . . never a dull moment. Student Council. ARTHUR CAPOZZI 73 Tiffany Boulevard Artie ... as colorful off the gridiron as he is on ... a wild, refreshing sense of humor . . . will always be one of the boys . . . makes a party worth going to . . . will long be remembered. Outdoor Track. Indoor Track. Football, Varsity Service Club. 22 LOIS ANN CARUSO 247 North Ninth Street Lois ... a lovable miss . . . devoted to anything she does ... In times of need, she always is near . . . likes include bowling. dancing, and Frank Sinatra . . . will make beauty culture her profession. Italian Music Club. Future Teachers of America, Prom Committee. Acropolis Agent. 4B Dance Committee CARMINE CASCIANO 25 Bellair Place Carmine . . . Mr. Quarterback” . . . the most dedicated athlete ever to wear the blue and white ... a good student . . . finds it hard avoiding the opposite sex ... a leader on and off the field. Indoor Track. Football. Outdoor Track. Varsity Service Club. SALLY ANN CASSIERE 212 Highland Avenue Sally ... her 1‘Cleopatra eyes charm everyone . . . quiet and reserved ... a joy to be with . . . likes include frank Sinatra. Pad Cross Committee. RICHARO CICCARELLI 63 Taylor Street ''Chick' ... a good student with a wild imagination . . . chooses his word wisely . . . worries about the future although success is his for the asking ... a dangerous man in the chem. lab. Track Team. Biology Club. EDWIN CICCONE 51 North Tenth Street ''Beaver . . . has more energy than half the class put together ... a sharp imaginative mind . . . doesn't strain himself with school work . . . plays the trumpet for the Blue Jackets with enthusiasm . . . proud of his heritage. Blue Jackets. Band. 23 THERESA ANN CORBO 149 Ridge Street Terry ... friend to everyone . . . shining personality . . . her thoughtfulness and sincerity are much admired . . . swoons over the mellow tones of Johnny Mathis . . . her one great interest is Joe . . . Terry plans to be a secretary. Charm Club, Pence Committee ANTHONY D'ALESSIO 52 Cnttcndon Street Tony . . . you can never tell when he's serious . . . has an eye for girls and an ear for good music ... a great talker . . . Tony plans to attend Rutgers. Newark. where he will major in pre-med. Track, future Physician' Club, Swimming, GEORGIANA D'AMICO 160 Ridge Street “George'' . . . our good looking class model ... a dresser with exquisite taste . . . friendly and warm . . . interests include boys, traveling, and meeting new people . . . watch out Suzy Parker, here comes competition! Italian Music Club. Yearbook Typist. Welfare Committee 24 VINCENT RICHARD D'ANTON 278 Fourth Street Vinny . . . “The weather man’’ ... a smile and a kind word for everyone . . . enjoys outdoor sports like fishing and hunting . . . Valeric is of particular interest to him ... a future teacher. Track, Cross Country, Teem. LORRAINE TIDVYLE DAVIS 727 Mount Prospect Avenue Lorraine . . . “Miss Congeniality . . . will always do her best . . . full of life . . . her likes include cheeseburgers, malts, and Anthony . . . the future holds for her a career in nursing and marriage. Biology Club, Bed Cross Representative. Debating Club, Prom Committee. NICHOLAS DELLA VALLE 69 T iff Any Boulevard Nick . . . lives for the opposite sex . . . a fabulous crooner . . . cares little about books and such . . . walks through life laughing ... his smart clothes compliment his good looks . . . future plans: to succeed. Band. Track. Acropolis Agant, Banking Agant. Blue Jackal . Orchestra JUDITH ANN DcMAIO 738 Highland Avenue Judy . . . bur cute class secretary . . . quiet in school, but don’t let her fool you . . . Louella Parsons of the 4A class . . . has expensive taste in clothes . . . loves to jitterbug . . . plans to major in business administration. Sac ref ary Homaroom, We fare Committee. Italian Music Club Secretary. Senior Clam Secretary. 4B Danca Committee, Executive Council. Acropolis Agant CONSTANCE DE VINCENZO 72 Vi Summer Avenue Connie ... a girl of warm sincerity . . . a friend everlasting ... has a type of quiet intellect ... an excellent dancer and a lover of good music . . . none will soon forget her . . . plans to be a practical nurse. DOMENICK EMILIO Dl LORENZO 14t Mount Prospect Avenue Doc . . . quiet at times but could be the life of the party . . . movies and records are his major interests . . . Physics to him is fun . . . plans to major in science at Rutgers. Chess Club. Latin Club. 40 Danca Committee. Guidance Office Monitor. Connie . . . our forever smiling little miss . . . friendly and kind to all . . . lends a helping hand to those in need . . plans to go to nursing school in September. Library Staff, fee Skiting Club. Volant—r Worker Crippled Children' Hospital. WILLIAM JOSEPH DUNSAVAGE 154 Roseville A venue A rebel . . . wasn't satisfied with Vice President of the Student Council . . . watch for his intellectual displays . . . chess and folk music his forte . . . refuses to follow the crowd . . . it's a long way from quiet Lake Parsippany to Greenwich Village CONSTANCE JUNE FALCETANO 684 Summer Avenue Student Council, Vice Principal, Chess Club. President. Science Club. Co-fditor Acropolis Newt, National Honor Society, Co-fditor Yearbook. LOUIS ANTHONY FARUOLO 10 North Magnolia Lane Lou . . . Class Salutatorian . . . mathematics is his specialty . . . lends a helping hand to those in need . . . plans include Rutgers, Newark, where he will major in Medical Technology. National Honor Society. Treasurer Senior Oast. Student Council, Treasurer Latin Club. Acro-pofis Stall, Algebra Tutor, Yearbook Stall. Latin Tutor. Executive Council. 40 Dance Committee. Homeroom Treasurer, Future Physician's Club. Acropohi Agent. JAMES JOSEPH FERRARA 791 Mount Prospect Avenue Jim . . . donates a pleasing personality to match a pleasing high school record . , . enjoys sports of all kinds, especially baseball ... his future plans include Newark State, where he will major in elementary education. Yearbook Stall. Assembly Committee. BARBARA ANN FERRARO 197 Clifton Avenue BARF . . , one of the top 10 who has always done her part for the class . . . a wild sense of humor . . . enjoys playing her piano . . . future elementary school teacher ... her refreshing personality will long be remembered. Treasurer. National Honor Society. Student Council. Algebra Tutor. Assistant Secretary of Homeroom. Guidance Office Monitor, Latin Club. Charm Club. 40 Dance Committee. Yearbook Stall. Homeroom Representative. Gym Captain. Orchestra. Gym Secretary FLORENCE FLANNERY 911 Broadway “Flo ’ . . . Quiet and friendly . . . homework and school are her only dislikes . . . her interests include ice skating and boys . . . plans to work at Bell Telephone after graduation. CHARLOTTE FOGGIO 16 Elliott Street Witty, intelligent and zestful arc Charlotte's attributes . . . has learned to be there on time . . . boys, driving, and enjoying herself are her favorite pastimes . . . she'll miss her lunches at the Blue ... a private secretary is her goal. Acropolis Staff. S4 Elliott Street Gail . . . good things come in small packages' . . . always a member of the crowd but never stands in anyone's shadow . . . has her own ideas and often expresses them convincingly. ENRICA ANNA MARIA GAETANO 44 Carside Street Enrica . . . “Valedictorian” . . . ranks first in many respects . . . pleasant personality . . . can be found mostly in her '63 Tempest . . . plans to major in foreign languages at Douglass. Vice President Nation ! Honor Society; Welfare Committee; President of Latm Club; Student Teacher; Art Editor. Yearbook; 46 Dance Committee. English Tutor, Italian Tutor. Executive Council. AssemtVy Committee. Homeroom President. Homeroom Treasurer PATRICIA THERESA GALELLA 163 Second Street Tnsh ... a girl you always enjoy being with . . . full of fun and zest ... a very warm-hearted person . . . can be identified by her congeniality . . . has a certain finesse about her ... her future plans are to work at Bell Telephone. Italian Music Club. Charm Club. Latin Club. Gym Captain. Office Typist. ROBERT GARRIDO 206 North Eleventh Street Bob . . . can be serious and comical at the same time . . . highly regarded by all who know him . . . considers certain subjects impractical, but a whir at whatever he puts his mind to . . . motto is play it cool. ELAINE GAZERO 319 Parker Street Elaine . . . possesses the energy of an H-Bomb . . . crowds of friends . . . has a subtle humor about her ... a real movie fan. PHILIP GESUALDO 70 Cutler Street Phil . . . beware of a crash when Mike Mercury's at the wheel of supcrcar . . . Cerebral ... oh! those summer weekends at Seaside . . always filled with unusual ideas . . . will definitely succeed. 28 EUGENE GIACOMINI 9 Woodude Place Gene . . . none can compare with him . . . fishing his forte . . . sense of humor unlimited . . . the geometry kid” . . . unforgettable to any that know him . . . plans to attend Bloomfield College. Biology Club. Future Physician ’ Club. Acropolis Staff. JOSEPH NICHOLAS GRASSO 209 Second Street The main vein . . . Joe leads the class into making history wherever it goes . . . he’s wild and untamable but has his quiet moments of deep thought . . . lives for good times and especially the summer . . . here’s a boy who really gets around. Science Club. Che Club. Swimming Team. Algebra Tutor. Creative Writing Club. Student Council. National Honor Society. 4B Dance Committee. President of the Senior Class. Executive Council. PATRICIA IANNUZZILLI 250 Summer Avtou Pat . . . extremely quiet but a friend of all . . . makes everyone feel like they belong . . . bewitching eyes and a breathtaking smile are among her traits . . . always thought of kindly. 609 Fourth Street Everyone’s ideal friend . . . honest, thoughtful and considerate ... as homeroom treasurer she succeeded in doing the impossible . . . she gives her shoulder to cry on . . . presently employed as a lab assistant . . . plans include college. Acropolis Staff, Senior Representative. CHARLES JOHNSTON 806 Clifton Avenue Charlie . . . man with a horn . . . plays a swinging trumpet with the Blue Jackets . . . a small blonde also occupies his time. Sand. ROBERT JONES 130 Warren Street “Bobby . . . Barringer's one and only Ray Charles” . . . friendly and extremely witty ... an impressive speaker . . . possesses perfect pitch and a perfect personality. Blue Jackets. JOSEPH JAMES KUNZE II 77 Lincoln Avenue Kunzc . . . different in a refreshing way ... a lover of blondes and beauty . the ”AI Hirt of Barringer . . . have no fear. Joe is here ... the long time mascot of the Chess Club. Orchestra. Band. Chess Club. Student Council. French Club. 29 BARBARA LANGFORD 174 Mount Prospect Avenue Barbara . . . speaks only when spoken to . . . follows the golden rule . . will always laugh at a good joke . . . has a thin, captivating smile . . . always willing to improve. Charm Club. Red Cross. ATT IL10 LaVISTA 151 Parker Street Atilio ... the Rossano Brazzi of the January class of 64” ... a continental lover with a devil may care personality . . . noted by his sophistication and charm . . . can be seen where there is fun and excitement. Bend. Orchestra. SUZZANE LIPORE 228 Gartid Street Suzzanc ... as beautiful as they come . . . a blend of looks, personality and charm make her unforgettable ... a wise but also witty mind . . . always a good listener, who gives worthwhile advice. Ice Shating Chjb. JOAN LI BRIZZI 102 Gm.de Street Joanie ... a girl with a unique sense of humor . . . petite and lively ... a loyal friend . . . likes include art, and cats . . . a real jazz buff . . . plans to become a secretary. Orchestra, Prom Committee. 4B Dance Committee. Book Fair. FRED LUCIANO 477 North Sixth Street Freddy . . . known by everyone in search of fun . . . taught Dennis the Menace everything he knows . . . never a dull moment when he's around . . • a Pr°‘ nounced thinker with a wild imagination. Indoor Track. 30 MARY ELLEN MAAG 340 Parker Street A bright, invigorating young girl . . . homework is one of her pet peeves . . . a smile for everyone Science Club. Charm C u6, Defeating Club. Student Representative. Red Cross Representative. Creative Writing Club. DENISE MALANGA 11V Third Avenue Dee” . . . can be easily identified by her bubbling smile and her sharp clothes . . . when humidity is high Denise wilts . . . interests include John and dancing .. . plans to become a receptionist. Library Club. Student Council. SUSAN MANOCHIO 72 Fourth Street Sue . . . our cute and perky blonde . . . who said beautiful girls can’t think? . . . a helper when called upon . . . speaks her mind in a soft, sweet voice . . . future includes Joe. Joe. and Joe. Charm Club ANTOINETTE MARTA 152 Garside Street Antoinette ... a late but lovely addition to the class . . . has made many friends in such a short time ... a personality that is filled with ambition and vigor . . . school spirited! RAYMOND MARTINO 351 Summer Avenue Ray . . . quiet but certainly not shy . . . his streaks of imagination often lead to giggles . . . can be seen where there is adventure ... a true, dedicated follower of the Blue on the field of play. Baseball. 31 15 Grafton Avenue Elsie . . . friendly and cheerful ... a late comer to the 4A class . . . her many likes include dancing, reading and horseback LOUIS MATTO 95 Cutler Street Lou ... a summer school graduate . . . cool, calm and collected ... a good sport who scores with everyone . . . delights in merry-making . . . plans include work riding . . . plans to major in foreign languages. Spamsh Club. MAUREEN MICHALSKI 278 North 12th Street Maurctn ... a friendly blonde who enjoys the finer things in life ... a quick, accurate thinker . . . never at a loss for dates . . . often seen where people are enjoying life. Charm Club. 127 Oraton Street Steve . . a gentleman at all times . . • always willing and able to leam . . . a convincing and enlightening personality . . . the label ‘'large fits him; a large heart, body and smile. Football team. Basketball team. JEAN MONACO 436 Rotevillo Avenue Jcanie . . . her buoyancy is recognized wherever she goes . . . selects her wardrobe wisely . . . natural poise and grace are her main characteristics . . . plans to be a typing teacher. Student Council Secretary. Cha-Cha Girl. Library Staff. Mucr Achievement, future Teacher of America. Charm Club. United Councils of Newark 32 ROBERT MOSLEY 76 Bruce Street Bob ... a wonderful guy . . . polite and friendly . . . enjoys sports ... his favorites being cross country, basketball and track . . . music is another of his interests . . . bass fiddle playing in particular. Student Council, Bonking Agent. Biology Club, Science Club. Band. J.V. Batketboll. Cross Country. Outdoor Track. Varsity Service Club. Orchestra. FRANK ANTHONY NAPOLITANO 21 Hecker Street Frank . . . loves those apples . . . can be seen behind the wheel of his Chrysler . . . laughs galore when he's around . . . doesn't suffer from eyestrain ... a real card. GIUSEPPINA NAPOLITANO 234 Clifton Avenue Chippy ... a proud Italian import . . . always has something worth listening to . . . captures friendship through her |Ovial manner . . . speaks good English with a beautiful continental accent . . . unforgettable. Student Library Club. Italian Tutor. Charm Club. NICHOLAS NICOLETTA 174 8loomfield Avenue Nick ... an all around sportsman . . . chemistry isn’t exactly his cup of tea . . . a shy. quiet lad . . . has friends to outnumber anyone . . . Nick's future plans include college. Baseball team. Soccer. Indoor Track. JOANN MARIE NUCIFORA 79 Highland Avenue Joann . . . can usually be seen in a fit of laughter ... a girl who can out-talk the champions . . . interests include boys and cars . . . plans to be a receptionist. Secretary of Charm Club. 33 VERONICA ANN NUGENT 1925 MeCartor Highway Ronnie . . . marks of sophistication and charm . . . loves a good laugh . . . fun to be with and a constant help ... is often remembered by her smile and friendliness . . . bubbles over with happiness. GLORIA ESTHER PADILLA 1981 McCarter Highway Giggles . . . shyness doesn’t stop her from doing things ... a party goer . . . enjoys night clubs, and swimming . . . has very few dislikes but school is one of them ... a future airline stewardess. Student Council, Science Club. ALICE PADUANO 629 North Sixth Street . . . Intelligence plus personality . . . one of the top 10 . . . always on the go . . . our 4A strutting twirler . . . special interests include tennis, reading and creative writing . . success will be easy to attain . . . she eyes teaching as her career. let Skating Club. Tenni Club. Acropolu Typitt. Twir tr. Acropolu Staff. Prom Committee. National Honor Society. ANNA PAGANO 132 Highland Avenue Anna ... a natural beauty with marks of sophistication . . . quietly gets things done ... a true and devoted friend . . . listens with interest and often flashes her unforgettable smile. 69 Kearny Street Joney ... a lively soul with a witty tongue . . . where there’s laughter. Joney can't be far . . . can out-twist Chubby Checker . . . main interest is her sailorboy, Tony . . . plans include marriage. Charm Club. Charm Club. 34 MICHAEL ANTHONY PANIGROSSO 161 Garwde Street Mike ... one of the top ten . . . our zestful co-editor is always on the ball . . . a connoisseur of movies and iazz ... always attempts to achieve the highest standards . . . will maior in psychology at Rutgers. President. National Honor Society; Co-Editor. Yearbock; Homoroom Vice-President; Student Council Representative, Acropo i Staff. Science Aid; Executive Council; Latin Tutor: Algebra Tutor. aB Dance Committee; Latin Club; Creative Writing Club. JENNIFER HELEN PERILLO 479 North Eleventh Street Jen” . . . Her friendship is something to cherish . . . beauty, personality, charm, and intelligence make a delightful concoction . . . her witty remarks can spark a classroom into uproarious laughter . . . has many outside interests . . . plans include college. Student Council Representative. Latin Club. Secretary of Semor Clan. Prom Committee. Acropolis Staff. 45 Bloomfield Avenue Loredana . . . always the main attraction . . . makes it known she's around ... a big loving heart . . . stands up for what she believes in ... a lover and master of conversation. ANTHONY PETRILLO 365 North Seventh Street Pet . . . the court jester of the class . . . speaks his mind at all times . . . knows where to go for a good time ... a versatile performer . . . can be found wherever there's fun. Prom Committee. Baseball. PHYLLIS ANN PORCILLO 317 Seventh Avenue Our peppy cheerleader leads her squad with great enthusiasm . . . sense of humor and friendliness are her outstanding characteristics . . . her brainstorms can help solve many problems ... a must at any social gathering . . . plans include college. Charm Club. Captain Cheerleaders. Dance Committee. 35 VALENTINE RICHARD RAAB 175 North Fifth Street Vol . . . a distinguished looking chap . . . a man of few words . . . always on the go . . . enjoys driving his car. MARY ANN RAIMO 625 North Seventh Street Mary Ann ... a classic beauty . . . has the biggest, bewitching eyes in town , . . can be seen walking through the halls with a smile on her face and stacks of books in her arms. Acropofii Agent. 4B Dance Committee. DOMENICK RAVALESE 363 Seventh Avenue Donny . . . calm, cool and collected . . . always considerate of others ... a good listener with his own specific ideas . . . a guest at everyone’s party. ALEX RENZULLO 56 Heller Parkway Al . . . a regular guy . . . mischief lurks behind those innocent eyes . . . likes include dark glasses and girls . . . takes life as it comes. ALFRED RIZZOLO 269 Clifton Avenue Al . . . A fun lover . . . goes forth in laughter . . . can be relied on for a joke . . . is never loud or out of place . . . finds enjoyment In the simplest forms . . . a true crowd plcaser. 36 AVRIL ROBSON 178 Verona Avenue “Spider” ... a girl with a congenial personality . . . blends In with everyone . . . likes include Elvis, roller skating and swimming . . . Ronnie, however is a particular interest to her . . . undecided about future plans. GILDA ROMANO 136 Bloomfietd Avenue A girl with an outstanding personality . . . better late than never” is her motto ... a cheerleader who can stir up quite a bit of excitement ... Oh! those Saturday nights at the island . . . plans to be a private secretary. Acropolis Typist. 48 Dance Committee. Co-Captain. Cheerleaders. Prom Committee. LINDA DIANA ROSSILLI 36 Coeyman Street Katharine Hepburn . . . the taller the tree is the sweeter the peach ... her way with a song hath charm . . . maturity far surpassing her years . . . her friends' names could fill a telephone book . . . Heaven will help the working girl. Is it true blonds have more fun? Student Council. Acropolis Aoent. Latin Club. Tennis Club. Junior Achievement. 48 Dance Committee. Executive Council. Prom Committee. Business Editor of Yearbook. Chorus X. Advanced Chorus. Homeroom President. Mixed Chorus. CATHERINE RUSSO 168 Parker Street Cathy . . . good things come in small packages . . . our Italian import who excels in everything ... a lover of poesie Italiane ... a vigorous worker . . . plans to be a language teacher. Italian Music Club. Bed Cross. National Honor Society. Latin Club. 33 North Ninth Street Carmela . . . most fond of diamonds . . . always a glittering friend . . . maturely sophisticated but young in spirit . . . left us much too early via summer school . . . loves those winter weddings! 48 Dance Committee. Homeroom President. Secretary Science Department. 37 MICHAEL LOUIS SANGIOVANNI 87 Third Street Man with a camera . . . enjoys poetry writing and is a voracious reader . . . And one day the Kings’ men will come and find the penguin. . . . Mike enjoys foreign languages and intends to make his career as an interpreter. Aud,o-V,tual Aid . National Honor Society. Stage Crew. Spanish Club President 493 Summer Avenue Dee ... a girl of many outstanding qualities . . . her likes range from drag racing to Greek Mythology . . . dislikes are MG's and history four. ROBERT SLONIMSKY 396 Bloomfield Avenue A quiet boy but has his turn to fool around . . . gets an A in subjects about cars and clothes . . . may be seen girl hunting . . . it’s anchors aweigh for Bob V GAIL SPARNO 365 North Eleventh Street Gail . . . pretty, witty and wise ... a million and one laughs . . . earns the label of a true friend . . . tries to make each day her best ever . . . wherever she is there is usually fun. MARVIN STONE 247 Norton Street Marvin . . . One of the top 10 ... a true brain who gets things done quietly ... a member of the sportsmans' club . . . math is his specialty ... a thinking man. Batketball. Science Club, fliofogy Club. Chemistry Club 48 Dance Committee. Student Council, After-Math Club. National Hanot Society. 38 DOMENICK SUPPA 73 Stone Street What makes Dom run? . . . the cross country team. What makes Dom happy? . . . the soccer team . . . has the ambition and ability to go far ... a boy who will hold his Italian-Amcrican heritage high Bind. Outdoor Trick. Soccer. JOHN TAYLOR 133 James Street John . . . join the navy and see the world' . . . shines in the United States Blue and White reserve uniform, as much as he does in the blue and white of Barringer. RICHARD TISCHIO 47 High Street Tish” ... a devoted follower of Uncle Knobby ... a modern day minstrel who gets around via his 49” Ford . . . the 4A song and dande man . . . can often be seen at the Apollo Theatre. VINCENT TOMASINO 554 North Ninth Street Vinny . . . plays it cool and calm at all times . . . always avoids as much work as he can ... an interesting personality with an original sense of humor . . . ambition: to make a million. Indoor Trick, Outdoor Trick, Football. 39 LEWIS ANDREW TURNER, JR. 165 James Street Lou ... a gentleman wherever he goes . . . can be seen on the gridiron, basketball court or the track field ... an all-around athlete ... a good student with serious plans. J.V. B.sseba'l. Acropolis Agent. Basketball team. Cross Country Team. Outdoor Trick, Football team. Varsity Service Club, Science Club. DOMINICK VOLPE 99 Summer Avenue Domenick . . . Quiet and reserved ... a personality with dignity . . . knows what he wants in life and works hard to achieve his goals ... an Italian import who has become an excellent student and friend. MARY ANN WILLIAMS 117 Park Avenue Mary Ann ... an interesting and personable girl . . . music her big love in life . . . often seen walking through the halls humming the latest hit tune ... a girl who is always a follower of the latest fad. BEVERLY YOUNG 201 North Eleventh Street Bev . . . her cheerfulness enlightens the corridors of B H.S. . . . spends most of her time talking on the telephone, bowling, listening to the radio ... a future office worker. 48 Dance Committee. 40 DIANE YOUNG 201 North Eleventh Street Dee . . . one of the two Youngs . . . a smart dresser with a personality to match . . . can be seen driving her '63 Chevy . . . presently employed at an insurance company . . . future plans include marriage to Richard. MICHELLE ZIZZA 498 North Fourth Street Southern Belle . . . our cute 4A who hails from Texas . . . intelligent, sophisticated but never dull . . . special interests include Manny and her ‘63 Imperial . . . plans to major in elementary education at Newark State. Homeroom Secretary, Tennit Club. Secretary, National Honor Society. 4B Dance Committee. Chtirrrmn Prom Committee. INDUSTRY: International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation it but one of the many key industries located in New Jersey. Actiuitie6 TRANSPORTATION: Newark Airport it the second busiest airport in the Metro politan Area. Hew- Qentey a (faawUcaltcf ( noioitty State COMMERCE: The largest city in New Jersey is Newark, the commercial headquarters of the state. POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL GAME Charge!” 4A All-Stars. Charlotte Foggio. and Linda Bennecchi, block 4B Scrubs. TftatfjU. Stuytdd 4 X “Yea Team. 'Played £cut Cxa tyef Mrs. Helen Nunzio's Creative Writing club are examining poetic skills of rhyme, free verse, and rhythm structure. 7 ‘TTtitid, 'ftyeasit. and ?ke 'Define Transcription class develops speed and accuracy, prerequisites of an efficient secretary. Mr. Mark Greenberg, Biologist, assists students to perform a heart operation on a frog. The operation was successful, but the frog did not survive. 44 In order to perform trig-nometric functions, one must first master the slide rule. trowied t t tfe 'ytyiq t Softool The Red Cross Club, directed by Mrs. Russell, collects clothing for needy children, parties for crippled children, and food baskets for destitute families. Seniors Joe Kunse and Frank Abate match wits over chess board. Chess team challenges twelve top high school teams. 45 The Spanish Language Lab has proven to be so popular with the students that a Spanish Club was formed in order to secure more training period. Mr. Cicurillo's Debating Club discusses the Russian wheat deal. FUTURE TEACHI AMERICA SM!1 Barbara Ferraro, a future teacher, points out displays of the FTA Club. The Student Council discusses plans for the Clothes Drive, about to be conducted at Barringer. Barringer High School Chamber Music Group play Handel's Messiah at the Christmas assembly. Senator Peter Harrison Williams speaks during the National Honor Society Program, “on the recalcitrant Congress. Mr. John Vogel, head guidance counselor, discusses college prospects with a parent, and her daughter. 'It a The sixty members of the Barringer Orchestra have received their sole musical instruction by Mr. William Greongield. Physical fitness is the order of our times! Senior (fences provide students with an opportunity to plan, create, and learn a sense of responsibility. Dcjal Kadir from the troubled island of Cyprus discusses the basis of the conflict in his International Relations class. DeveCofemental 'Placet 7eacAena Ti tux ( aie easutitty £xciti ty{ Machine steno-typists are in great demand by business and industry. Barringer innovated this instruction in Newark. In Spanish, the method is the association of the visual with the linguistic. The flannel board and figures were created by Mr. Hilton Otero. The emphasis in colleges today is on personal research. A plan to develop the technics of research over a three period has been instituted by the faculty. Racing it the biggest New Jersey. -nuking sport in Annual football clash between Rutgers and Princeton is a New Jersey classic. Sfwifo ut 'Tteca tyvidey Golf tournaments are held throughout New Jersey. 7 £e Sty Stue I Indians' top scorer Mark Goldberg is stopped by Urso and Loo Blanche short of a first down Wecquahic 1 8—Barringer I 8. ■Cm tAc eten Hi uUi9 t. cutd “Define 'JfafcA 'prvimuta Carmen Catciano Quarterback Conversation Piece Art Capoixi All-City Tackle Sandy 'Kucfcvx,, TO ene s4 e tyon ? Throw to third sackcr, Mike Pallante, is too late; Nutley Raider is safe, Nutlcy 4, Barringer 3. Nick Nicoletti. Outfield First Base Coach Claude DiChiara shifts strategy. Heads up Mike Pallante, co-capram, steals ball under the eyes of the Bees of St. Benedict’s. Bottoms up!' SfeanMuty Seaton f3-5-f PHYLLIS PORCILLO 0?iyfa. 0?iq6t fryi t e S(uc a ul TVfotc GILDA ROMANO Carmen Casciano Javelon .. . Up and at them. Louis Turner finishes first in 110 yards. Art Capozri Discus eat. . . tycMtfi. . . . . . Sue A t e Way 7 cy They are off at the Big B. Blue Tide takes off in swimming meet with West Side High Hke Siuc 7ide Out fo TiJctt The back stroke needs practice. If they don’t want to come out of the water, fish them out, says Coach Claude DtChiara to Jo Grasso. It is easy to pass off this hot potato, but to whom? 'Sut 7iiccctf The defense wasn't tight enough. Eating Whcatics isn't much help! Reaching in vain for a high one can be exasperating. Sft nte 'lavaCved Senuxua VARSITY FENCING TEAM The traditional fencing team is enjoying a renewed surge of enthusiasm and vitality. INDOOR TRACK TEAM This attentive squad is being briefed by Coach Tony Naporarto on the significance of the training rules. A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. A. Accomando Mrs. A. Accomando Mr. Angelo Aiello and Family Mr. Frank Aiello and Family Maryann Albanese Mr. and Mrs. Albanese Angelo Albanese Mr. and Mrs. Algierio Frank and Carol Alfano Frank Altieri Anthony Alomia Louis Ancillai Tom Anderson Lana Andreaccio Marie Andreolo Araneo Family Antonia Armendo Theresa Armcnti Ronnie and Gail Aromin Barbara Ashback Carlo Aurirmma Mr. Rcnato Ballctti Barbara Baker Mr. and Mrs. James Baker Terry and Vic Bakes John Balouskas Ida and Anthony Baratta Frank A. Battaglia Fanny Bell Liz and Sonny Bclvage Fred Beyer Frank and Connie Bianco Anthony Biondi Mr. James Biscardi Mike Bizzarro Mr. and Mrs. B. Bizzarro Mr. and Mrs. J. Bizzarro Shiek and Peaches Bizzarro Mrs. K. Bona vita Ray Borgersen Louis Bowing M. Hummel and B. Boxer John Britton Mr. and Mrs. Brown James Brown Margaret Brown Mario Bucca, Jr. W. Buchler Klainc Buro and Tahyna Mrs. F. Byrne Alma M. Byron John M. Cabot Rita Cappadona Ester Cappicllo Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cappola Joe Cappola Minnie Cappola Louise Caprio Michele Ann Caprio Rosemary Carlo Josephine Carlucci Anthony Carrino Angela Caruso Rosina Caruso Mias Debbie Cash Eddie Cassatt Mr. and Mrs. R. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cassicre William Castellucio Theresa Casthrichini Erma Cerrato Cathy and Tony Cervonc Anthony Ckcarelli Dan Chiappinelli Madrlyn and Lindy Chirico Antoinette Ciccolini Rose Cicolcsc Mr. Cicurillo Joann and Glenn Clark The Jolly Club Jennifer Coleha Miss Joann Coltre Antonette Conforti William T. Conroy Dorathea E. Coppock Mrs. Hattie L. Cappock Mr. John M. Cappock, Sr. Bob Corbo Theresa Corbo Jackie Costello Mr. and Mrs. Michael Couzzo Joyce Covello John Coventry' Mr. Anthony D'Alessio Mrs. Ethel D’Alessio William D'Alessio George D’Amico Vincent and Helen D’Anton Pontani Darothcs Frank De Benedetto Dot and Al Defeo Pat Deicacacs Joann Del Guercio Ernest Dell'Osso Mary Ann and Jimmy Dellavclle Mr. and Mrs. E. Del Presto Rose Mary Deluca Sandra De Maio Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ik? Rosa Mr. and Mrs. L. De Riggi Lovely De Venuta Miss Ann De Vito Mr. A Di Fabbi Pasquallc Di Fonzo Maryann Di Jilvestro Jessie Di Lorenzo Marion Donofrio Mr. Harold Dunsavage Denise and John Edwards Irving Elan Mr. and Mrs. Elia Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ely Raymond and Michelle Ely Eleanor Fabiano Lisa Fabiano Mr. John W. FalletaiM) Mrs. A. Ferrara Joseph T. Ferrara Dom and Phillis Ferrara Roy J. Ferrara Christine Ferraro Florence Ferraro Frank Red” Ferraro Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferraro Jerry Ferraro Kathy and Jerry Ferraro Mildred Ferraro Minnie Ferraro Peter Ferraro, Sr. Phyllis Ferraro Rose Ferraro Mary an. Eddie and Ralph Flannery Mr. Nick Forte Mr. Peter Forte Pat Foster Mr. and Mrs. Gambcrak Eddie Gapes Mrs. C. Garcia Mary and Diane Gentile Louis George Mr. Pallante Gerardo Louis and June Gcronimo Frankie and Sara Gcrvasio Rosylyn Gcrvasio J. A. San Giacomo R. Giansanti Mr. and Mrs. Giantomasi Gail Gibson Mrs. Michele Gilio Michele Gilie Anna Giordano Kathlvn Golden Eva Goldsmith Angel and Walt Gosson Ella Grant Annette Grasso Mr. and Mrs. Anthony X. Grasso Clara Mac Gray Mr. and Mrs. B. Greco Mark L. Greenberg Marion Griffin Salle Grippaldi Marie Guardino Jimmy Guarino Tony Guarino Dorothy Guzman Mrs. Haslem Ricky Hernandez Mrs. Lillie Pearl Hilliard Lou and Al's High Spot Steve Holop Allen Hooik Jerry and Hope McMahon Bobby Hopkins Peter M. Hung Mrs. Katie Ilaria Italian Class Room 60 R.Jack Robert M. Jackson Madeline D. Jannone Jersey Steam Laundry Mrs. Bernice C. Johnson William Jones Mrs. Delia Kaczmarck L. E. Kaplonski Robert Kerr 63 Gertrude Kingsley Judith Knight Mr. and Mrs. M. Kocian Mr. and Mrs. Koval Mrs. Estelle Laba Anthony and Anita Lamio Mr. Vincent Lanza Mr. and Mrs. F. Lardicre Virginia Lardicri George Lenar Rose Leonard! Albert Leonardo Lepore Family Gloria Lina Kathy La Places Joe and Evy Loprcato I)r. Lowenstein Angela Loprr.ito Duke and Lynn Judy and Joyce Maag Joyce Maag Rudy Maag Patricia Madera Mr. and Mrs. Madera Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Madera Joe Matt Frank Mattucci Mr. and Mrs. Americo Malanga Denise Malanga Arthur Malovany Mr. and Mrs. John Mantrcrii Mr. and Mrs. J. Manochio Joe and Suzan Manochio Mrs. Susie Manochio Mr. Larry Manochio, Sr. Ulf Gunnar Mansion Guy Mott and Marietta Mr. and Mrs. Marino Mrs. Markowitz Mrs. J. Marrison Mr. and Mrs. D. Martelli Dominick M. Martin Mr. F. Martino Mr. .Anthony Marta Tessie Marta Carmela Mastroeni Alice McBee Donald C. McEwan Mrs. Regina D. McGeary Kathic McGuire Angela Mclillo Gloria and Jerry Mclillo Bertha Mco Dennis Mcrcurio Gary Miller Gknda Evelyn Miller Mrs. Gary Miller Gilda Minichina Mrs. Lob Minskoff Joseph J. O'Hara Family Mrs. Cecil Oliver John Onnarumn Mary Rose Onofrietto Mary Orcinola Lancelot Owens Mike Padilla Millie Padilla Paula Pagano Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pallante Thomas Palmiere Joseph Pannullo Anthony Pascucci Philip Pasisgro so Kenneth R. Paxton Robert Pearson Pete Pellegrino Jim Biscardi and J. Peretti Mrs. Jennifer Pcriilo Ria and Louis Perna John and Freda Perronc Mrs. A. Petito Loredana Petito Joe and Millie Petrillo Larry Picatello Joseph Piconc Allan Pole Mr. and Mrs. Procassini Ronnie Young and Carol Pulbn Danny Quill Joseph Xappi Mr. and Mrs. L. Xappi Minima Xapolitano Mr. and Mrs. J. Xapolitano Albert Xardonc Mario Xicastro Eugene Xicolatc Mary Xicolctta Mr. and Mrs. Xicolctta Beverly Xippes Marie Xbivoccu Kathy Xolan Betty Ann and Joe Xucifora Vickie and Manuel Xugcnt Cliff Rabourn 4B Paul and Grace Raccuglia Vincent Radice Antonina Ratta Margaret and Jerry Raimo Michael Raimo Robert T. Rallo Mr. and Mrs W. Rancitelli George Ranicrc Jennifer Rrnzullo Dunne Reed Mrs. M. Rrnzullo Jerry Restaino Armando Ribciro March Riqcbno Joan Rizzolo Mrs. Roberts Mrs. X. Robson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson Lil Robson Mr. R. J. Robson Anna Rocco Mrs. Louise Rosa Mr. and Mrs. A. Rossilli Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rossilli John Rotunda Mrs. Lucille Russell Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Russo Carmela Russo Potito Russo Mrs. Rose Russo Mr. and Mrs. Amato Russomanno Mr. and Mrs. Russomanno Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ruvolo Eduard Ru ylar Good Luck Joan From Rob Saulino Congratulations from M. Saddow Mario Sadialcc Karen Sakiutti Joan Sapeta Mr. and Mrs. Paul Saporito Mr. aryl Mrs. A. Savastano Mr. and Mrs. Savastano Mr. and Mrs. John G. Savastano Gerald Schmitt Bernice Schofield L. Schopix.' Mr. and Mrs. J. Sciorronc Arthur and Anthony Scorciolb Linda Lepore and Gerald Scdicino Katherine Sherwood Ronnie Z. and Barbara Simonclli J. Harry Smith Mr. and Mrs. J. Spagnola Anthony G. Spadonc Nancy Stec Peggy and Louie Stcfanclli Mr. Harold Stone Mrs. Josic Stone Mr. and Mrs. F. Strilbcd Mickey Suppa Pat Talicrcio Judy and Greg Patricia Tankard Frank Tamburino Patty Tamburino Mr. and Mrs. A. Tamburri Mr. Steve Tarsh Bernadette Tasco Mrs. Toni Taylor Linda Todaro Mr. Vito Tomasiello Tommy and Carol Travisano Philip M. Tuosto Bob Turkcnkopc West Side Twirlers Lisa Uspensky Mary Vicito Mr. Andrew P. Volpc Mrs. Carmcb Volpe Cookie Velardi Mr. and Mrs. S. Ventob Cranston Walkrr Bob Walsh Marlene Angeb Williams Mr. and Mrs. Williams Eleanor D. Wilsey Mr. Earnest Wright Joseph Yugoosky Beverly and Louie Young Janice Zarro Marb Zarro Antoinette and Carmine Zccchino George and Dot tic Zizza Jimmy Zizza Michelle and Manny Zizza 64 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF JANUARY, 1964 from the JUNE CLASS Of 1964 COMPLIMENTS OF A FI1IENI) of JOSEPH BIONDI 66 Valentine Electric Company, Incorporated 910 FRANKLIN AVENUE NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Good Luck to the GRADUATES from the Barringer Cheer Leaders 1963 Phyllis Francis Gilda Judy Arleen Carnelia Margaret Carol Jackie Michelle Marie Janice Michelle Janet Ora Delores Arleen Barbara Linda Neva Ella Linda Joy CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS from the Student Council President .... Vice President . Treasurer .... Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary . . FRANK ABATE . . DJELAL KADIR . . JOSEPH FUSCO SANDRA CARRIDA MARION PENNALLA FRIENDS OF Fred Luciano, Jr. Fred Luciano. Sr. Joe Buckalo John Cassie John Bevere John Freda James Caruso James Leonardis James Jacomino James Adesso Sam Grande Gary Mac era Carmine Timpanaro Ralph Belangio Anthony Belangio Alex Bruce Ernie Calcagno Howard Brady Jerry La Pine Nick Pasquarosa Al Pannorfi Anthony Racioppi Ralph Casale 68 Father and Son Association BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Congratulations To The Class of January 1964 President . . Vice President . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Sergeant At Arms Editor Advisor . ANTHONY NORCIA NICHOLAS ROTONDI . NICHOLAS GALDO JOSEPH CLARICUZIO . FRANK MASTRONI . BERNARD FRANKS ANTHONY NAPORANO CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to THE GRADUATES BEST WISHES TO OUR DAUGHTER GILDA MR. and MRS. SALVATORE ROMANO from MR and MRS. PAGANO BEST WISHES from FREDA TAILORS 73 Seventh Avenue Newark. N. J. AMERICAN FINANCE CORPORATION NEWARK NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS TO JOESPH bionoi from A FRIEND GOOD LUCK TO LORRAINE DAVIS ANTHONY and CAROL KUSIHENEMONN TOM S LUNCH INDUSTRIAL CATERER 75 Monroe Place Bloomfield. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS from the LATIN CLUB BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL CONGRATULATIONS TO MY SISTER JONEY PALUMBO LOVE ROSE CICALESE TO SUSAN MANOCHIO from JERRY VENEZIANO 99 Bloomfield Avenue GOOD LUCK To the Clan of January. 1964 from HOMEROOM 87 CONGRATULATIONS TO AUNT JONEY PALUMBO from ROSEANN. KATHY, and ANDY BEST WISHES TO THERESA CORBO from JOSEPH FABBRICATORE 69 HU 5-6720 The Bertrand Spiotta Agency INSURERS - REALTORS 335 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JANUARY 196 from _____ DAN QUILL ASHLAND PHARMACY 431 Park Av nu« East Oranga. N. ). IJALE STiminS A Photographer Who Cares 32 HALSEY STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY HU 2-3248 HU 3-9796 Best Wishes for Future Success to The 1964 Graduating Class LOU CAPUTO FLORIST of Barringer High School Member of Newark Retail Florist Association Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Service THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION Member of New Jersey State Florist Association NEWARK. SOUTH ORANGE NORTH CALDWELL 51 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEW JERSEY NEWARK. NEW JERSEY INSURED BY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congratulations!! Class of February ’64 from Congratulations to The Graduates of CLASS OF JUNE ’65 H.R. 2 Barringer from C. Alvino R. Barbicr B. Boone M. Carnegis M. Caruso C. Cocuzza P. D'Alessandro R. Dasilva J. DeBenedictis J. Di Pietro R. Fillippone B. Galarza M. Gonnella N. Gonzalo E. Humm F. Manochio L. Masucci G. Mills C. Nizzarrl S. Perry M. Prosperi C. Rivelev D. Robertson M. Rosetti W. Sametoglu L. Scarrillo B. Schweer E. Sirchio R. Tower D. Tsirikos R. Tuosto D. Vanella D. Perkins W. 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MICHAEL PORCELLO CONGRATULATIONS TO MICHAEL PANIGROSSO from THE PURCELL BOYS THE ORIGINAL NICK GIORDANO BAKERY TASTE TILLS1 108 GARSIDE STREET NEWARK. N. J. 73 Beit of Luck to Our Son ANDREW DON S LUNCHEONETTE MR. and MRS. THOMAS CAMPIONE I07th AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Best Wuhn GOOD LUCK to TO THE GRADUATES LEONARD DONOFRlO from from OSCAR GERARD THOMAS BENECCHI Congratulations Congratulations to to JOSEPH BIONDI JOSEPH BIONDI from from A FRIEND MRS. ARRE Congratulations to Our Son HUmboldt 2-7170 Spatial Rata to Groups Established 1920 VINCENT FOREST HILL DRESS SUIT SERVICE from Ban Hilsen. Prop. MR. and MRS. V. TOMASINO Shawl Collar Tuxedo • Cutaways • Stroller Full Dress - Fur Rental to Hire for All Occasion Dress Shoes - Accessory 797 MT. PROSPECT AVE. NEWARK 4. N i. BEST OF LUCK HU 3-8965 HU 5-4373—4374 TO THE CLASS OF 1964 FROM ALL OF US AT ROSEVILLE BAKERY EDS DRIVE INN AND CATERING 255 HELLER PARKWAY. NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 585 ORANGE STREET NEWARK 7. N. J. Congratulations to Our Son JOSEPH BIONDI Appointments: HUmboldt 3-9800 Closed Wednesday from MOM and GRANDMA JO’S BEAUTY SALON HAIR STYLIST COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 105 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY For Appt. Call 373-8571 MANDARIN COIFFURE HUmboldt 2-1955 RUDOLPH GIALANELLA Mr. Michael Cotatralla — Mr. Richard Galalla MEAT AND POULTRY MARKET 754 CHANCELLOR AVENUE IRVINGTON. N. J. 113 SEVENTH AVE. NEWARK 4. N. J. HU 2-5647 TOBY D'AMBOLA BILL MAGNETO SERVICE D AMBOLA S MARKET PRIME MEATS and POULTRY 191 SECOND AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY | 198 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. 74 Best of Lock to ANDREW CAMPIONE from the ST. LUCY’S CADETS HUmboldt 2-3100 HARRY’S STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS. INC. 879-83 FRANKLIN AVENUE NEWARK 7. N. J. HUmboldt 2-1542 Air Conditioned GILDA’S HOUSE OF BEAUTY Specializing in Heir Cere 105 BROADWAY NEWARK. N. J. HU 5-9694 ANTHONY COIFFURES COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE -We Aim to Please 283 NO. 7th STREET NEWARK. N. J. Mangia Poco. Me Mangia Berta CELENTANO BROS., INC. Specie I ii ft in Itelian-American Food 486 ROSEVILLE AVE. — HU 3-2689 202 BLOOMFIELD AVE — HU 4-1521 850 SO. ORANGE AVE. — ES 5-7046 NEWARK. N. J. 52 Spr.ngf.eld Ave.. Springfield. N. J—OR 9-2147 Bigelow 3-5351 LOUIS GALINKIN. INC. BEER - SODA - SELTZER 676 SO. 12th STREET NEWARK. N J. CHRISTIES RESTAURANT 672 NORTH FOURTH STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY BRANCH OIL BURNER COMPANY MAINTENANCE - INSTALLATION 304 SOUTH 11th STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Best Wishes to Our Daughter CHARLOTTE MR. and MRS. C. FOGGIO Congratulations LORRAINE DAVIS Love MOM and DAD Buona Fortune to JOSEPH GRASSO GRASSO FAMILY Congratulations to JOSEPH BIONDI from GRACE MELILLO TOM'S BARBER SHOP 75 SEVENTH AVENUE NEWARK NEW JERSEY Good Luck LOUIS FARUOLO from the FARUOLO FAMILY BEST WISHES TO THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1964 from MARIA LUISA VAZQUEZ Congratulations to JOSEPH BIONDI from MR. end MRS. JOHN SIERCHIO end FAMILY BEST WISHES TO THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1964 from THE HAWK FAMILY GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATES OF 1964 from WILLIAM R. CAMBRELENG Congratulations and Best Wishes to LINDA ROSSILLI and Her Classmates from RANDY ROSSILLI end PATTI PALLINO Best Wishes to Our Daughter LINDA ROSSILLI from MOM and DAD BROADWAY CANDY SHOP 84 Broadway Newark 4, New Jersey NEWARK FIRE DEPARTMENT The Bell end Siren Inc. Engine 2. NFD. McCarter Highway Center St. Newark. New Jersey Phone HU 3-7676 7th AVENUE PHARMACY. INC. CHAS A. ALARIO. R P. 71-7th Avenue Newark. N. J. ITALIAN MUSIC CLUB BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL Newark. New Jersey 75 Good Luck LOUIS FARUOLO and the CLASS OF JANUARY 196-4 from JOHN. PAULA and ROBIN LARDIERI Congratulations to the CLASS OF JANUARY 1964 from MR. and MRS. PATRICK GALELLA Lott of Luck to the GRADUATES from A FRIEND Congratulations to the CLASS OF JANUARY 1964 from MR. and MRS. NEAL PELUSO and DAUGHTER CABBY BROTHERS 24 Kilmer Court Bloomfield. New Jersey Best Wishes to the CLASS OF JANUARY 1964 from MR. JOHN SIERCHIO PORTUGUESE UNITED GROCERS 39 Euchio Avenue . Newark, New Jersey Good Luck to the CLASS OF JANUARY 1964 from MISS THERESA SIERCHIO LOTS OF LUCK from V. NICODEMI CONGRATULATIONS from THE TWIRLERS A FRIEND BEST WISHES from the NEW YORK VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY Newark 4. New Jersey GOO BLESS THE GRADUATES REV. ROBERT G. MAROTTA Immaculate Conception Church Best Wishes to LOIS CARUSO SISTER CAROLYN CARUSO ELIZABETH CLEANERS 103 West Market Street Newark, New Jersey C B SERVICE CENTER 400 Mount Prospect Avenue Newark, New Jersey CELENTANO’S 99 Seventh Avenue Newark. New Jersey JONNIE’S COFFEE SHOPS 898 Spring!ield Avenue Newark. New Jersey MA 3-9670 AIR CONDITIONED PARAMOUNT BARBER SHOP Barber tor Men and Women 101 Wett Market Street Newark. N. J. TONY ZARRA S LITTLE GROCERY STORE 128 Garstde Street Newark. New Jersey JOE’S CITY LINE BARBER SHOP 1117 South Orar-ge Avenue Newark. New Jersey LINFANTES CONFECTIONERY 130 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. New Jersey HUmboldt 3-3788 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT THOMAS N. TIPALDI Complete Insurance Service 219 Bloomfield Avenue Newark 4. N. J. Best Wishes to ENRICA GAETANO from RITA and MIKE BATTISTA Congratulations BOB GARRIDO from Friends TESS and STEVE HUmboldt 2-6056-57 EST. 1915 VACCA’S TRAVEL BUREAU AIR LINES • STEAMSHIPS 144 Bloomfield Avenue Newark 4, N. J. •CITATIONS The Best in Modern Musk Don Grant. Manager Congratulations to LOUIS FARUOLO from PETER LARDIERE PLAZA THEATRE Seventh Street Newark. New Jersey BEST WISHES from FLORA J. CUNIBERTI Congratulations to BARBARA and the CLASS OF JANUARY 1964 from MR. and MRS. JERRY A. FERRARO CONGRATULATIONS from the CHESS CLUB 76 ATHENAEUM PRESENTED BY THE JUNE CLASS OF 1964 BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY 1838-1964 BUT THE TRADITIONS WILL BE OLD. One Hundred and Twenty-Six Years of Accomplishment and Dedication to Public Education TABLES OF CONTENTS Theme ... 4 Dedication . ... 6 Faculty . ... 7 Administration . ... 8 Seniors . . ... 15 Sports ... 89 Activities ... 109 Advertisements ... 123 4F PEACE THROUGH UNDERSTANDING With Peace Through Understanding as its theme, the New York World's Fair opened its doors on April 22. 1964. Here the arts and ideas, products and progress of the nations and peoples of the world are gathered in a memorable assembly of friendship, humanity and hope. fdC SlX mm Vj CX mm I 1 S 3 4 T K A ‘I .r� r iai SflfcSTXS1 I -ih r p T bt J I ' ■ WE PROUDLY DEDICATE OUR YEARBOOK TO MR. HERMAN T. SCHWARTZ It is with great honor and respect that we. the June class of 1964. dedicate our Yearbook. Athenaeum, to Mr. Herman T. Schwartz. We feel Mr. Schwartz's perception and depth of knowledge should be publicly made known to the members of the class and future graduating classes from the New Barringer. Mr. Schwartz has succeeded in being both an animated instructor. and a thoughtful, understanding and jolly human being. We recognize the difficulty for a teacher to teach and still remain human, and we realize that our Mr. Schwartz has done just that. MR. HERMAN T. SCHWARTZ Physics is both exciting and fascinating when taught by Mr. Schwartz. FACULTY “A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. HENRY ADAMS HALL OF EDUCATION NEW BARRINGER REQUIRES EXPERT PLANNING Mayor Hugh J. Addonixio, guest speaker at a Barringer PTA meeting. is greeted by Principal William R. Cain. Vice Principal Dav� d Blank is busy scheduling 2.600 students for the new building. COMBAT PAY IS THEIR DUE!” MAYOR HUGH J. ADDONIZZIO Pants are singular at the top and plural at the bottom! This is one way to get a head! Welcome to Open End! See if you can get John Steinbeck to speak at our Book Fair! 9 FACULTY R- Irttlww AB. Librarian L. Garrto B.S. Mathematics $ L. Kapps tetter Buiinew Education M. McCarthy B.A Business Education t. Russell B.A. Social Studies S. Slav in M.A Foreign Languages f. Byrne M.A. Mathematics A. Byron B.P.E. Physical Education A. CerHno B.A English J. Celias 8.S. Business Education J. Get man BA. Biology Senior Science L Kessler B.A Art G. Kingsley M.A. English J. Gianninl Ph.D. Foreign Languages L Kecian MA School Nurse i. Cascade W. Castelluccio BA M.A Social Studies Physical Science J. Girkont N. Gras.o M.A. MA English Mathematics L. KosoHky M.A Chemistry }. Kritser MA English C CicuHllo MA Social Studies C. M. Gray B.A Foolish D. C. Mctwan M.A. Mathematics H. Smith BS. English R. McGeary BS. Home Economics J. SanGiacomo BA. Social Studies k I. McLaughlin 0. Melito BA BS. English Science L. Minskeff B.A Physics J. Morello BA Art 5 ft ■ .1 a UkuaUu K. Saldutti A. Saver BA B.S. Foreign Languages Industrial Arts p MA hysical Education i BA. O.Ed. Science V Sobolik M. Stem B.A BA English Music B. Taranto B.S. Music C. Treaevent B.S. Physical Education J. M. Vogel M.A Head Guidance Counselor S. Cohen BA. Biology M. Greenberg A.B. Lob Assistant A. A lamia L Alveeen® PhD. MA Foreign Languages Foreign Languages A. Aramd MA Music N. H Avert MA. Mathematics Chairmen Bonofno ‘ BA. English C. DiChlara Dr. H. Bonn M.A D.Ed. Physical Education Physical Education W. Greenfield M. Griffin B.S., E Ed. M A Music Librarian M. Jjnnone W. Jones N. Kaplan MA BA. M.A English Chemistry Mathematics L. Lehrman B.S Art F. Morfljn MA Home Economics A. Naporano M.A. Physical Education H. Nunsio BA English B. O Gorman BA Social Studies H. Otero A Pellante MA MA Foreign Languages Science D. Venice MA Industrial Arts M. Weiss B.S. Business Education C. Wilsey BA. Mathematics B. YaneIN L McNeil B.S. BA Home Economics English C. Boutsikans M A Sight Conservation F. Ferraro M A. Social Studies L. Kaplonski MA Social Studies L. Manochie B.S. Mathematics I. Simeone BA Foreign Languages MISS EDITH SCALERA Senior Adviser THEIR PRESCRIPTION FOR SUCCESS CONSISTED OF PATIENCE, UNDERSTANDING, INTELLIGENCE, AND ENDURANCE! Tiny, pert, and vivacious is our Miss Edith Scalera, who has worked with us diligently in our many senior activities. To her we owe much respect and appreciation for a job well done. Her confidence in us gave us the courage to assume our responsibilities. HOMEROOM TEACHERS SKILLFULLY MR. LEONARD KAPLONSKI MR. JULIUS KRITZER MRS. HELEN NUNZIO MRS. LUCILLE RUSSELL MR. JOSEPH SAN GIACOMO Mr. Adolph Argand deserves to be honored by the senior class, for he bore the brunt of financing the expensive activities of the seniors. His driving, no-nonsense approach got the onerous job done Mr. Argand taught us how to assume responsibility and leadership. We thank him. MR ADOLPH ARGAND Senior Adviser GUIDED US FOR THREE YEARS MR. DONALD McEWAN MR. OTTO MELITO MRS. JITTA SEDICINO M,SS R0SE MRS. FLORENCE MORGAN MRS. HELEN KAPLAN another chapter is added to PROFILES IN COURAGE Full participation in our society can no longer be reserved to men of one color. We intend to press forward with legislation, with education, and with action, until we have eliminated the last barrier of intolerance. For as long as freedom is denied to some, the liberty of each of us is in danger.” Speech after 100 days as President Time Map.. March 6. 1964 “Peace is a process—a way of solving problems ... In the final analysis, our most basic common link is that we all inhabit the small planet; we breathe the same air; we all cherish our children's future; we are all mortal.” Commencement Address American University June 10. 1963 14 mm w- SENIORS Fountain of Youth, New York World's Fair. 1964 A SYMBOL OF LIFE A stem is the staff of life. the straight path; Follow it! The thorns are our trials at the given time; Accept and forget them not! The bud is life unfurling in color and fragrance; Appreciate it! Friend, embrace the goods that life offers tenderly; Fore in time as withered petals we will be! 15 Blanche Martinez—'64 Senior officers admire new building on inspection tour. SENIOR OFFICERS John Cioffi. President; Domenick Biz-zaro, Vice President; Linda Todero, Corresponding Secretary; Arlene Sebastian, Recording Secretary; and Richard OeFabrizio, Treasurer, discuss financial problems with their advisors. Miss Edith Scalera and Mr. Adolph Argand. 16 THE KEY to AMERICA’S SURVIVAL is its ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE STEPHEN BORSHER Valedictorian MARION PENNELLA ARLEEN SEBASTIAN MARIA Dl NORCIA Valedictorian LINDA TOOARO JOHN CAPRIGLIONE FRANCES BOGOANOWICZ MICHAELA KOMAROW MARION PENELLA President NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CAROL BELLINA RICHARD B. BIONDI STEPHEN I. BORSHER MARGARET EDWINIA BROWN KATHLEEN BUCHAN JOHN McELROY CABOT JOSEPH COPPOLA JOHN CAPRIGLIONE JOHN N GOLOMBUSKI SHARON ILVERA GUARINO ELINOR FRANCIS JAORSKY OJELAL KADIR II MICHAELA KOMAROW AFROOYTE BARBARA MACRIS ROSE M. MALAWKA ROBERT ALPHONSE MAY CLIFFORD RABORN ROBERT JOSEPH RUSSO ARLEEN SEBASTIAN JUDITH ANN SKIBA NANCY STEC LINDA MARIE TODARO THE YEARBOOK STAFF Co-Editor JOHN BRITTON Idifor-tn-Chicf VINCENT INNEO HAROLD FORINA Sport Cd.tor Editorial AititfJnf CLINTON MILL!R Editorial Astittant CAROL ANN STEPHANIE ADUBATO 57 Coeyman Street Cheerleader for football and basketball, Student Council, Executive Committee. Charm Club, Latin Club. ROBERTS. ALAZIO 55 Peck Avenue •’Bobby Football. Indoor Track. Varsity Service Club. Chess Club. JUDITH ALBERTO I 43 Clifton Avenue 22 GAIL I. ALDIN 406 Summer Avenue Peaches Cha Cha Girl, Student Council, French Club, Band, Orchestra, Theater Party Club, Gym Captain, Homeroom Secretary. SUEJAYNE ALER 372 Mount Prospect Avenue Sue” French Club, Theater Party Club. Homeroom Secretary. Gym Captain. Ice Skating Club. Tennis Club. JOSEPH ALFANO 88 Mt. Prospect Avenue Joe Visual Aids. ORA ALLEN 198 Orange Street Modern Dance Club. Student Council. Tennis Club, Golf Club, Basketball Team. Cheerleader, Cha-Cha Girl, Science Aid. Bowling Club. 4B-4A Executive Council, 4B-4A Treasurer, Yearbook Staff, Secretary Homeroom. String Ensemble, Charm Club. TERRY LEE ALLEN 92 Oraton Street Terry French Club, kc Skating Club, Band. Chorus. Modern Dance Club JAMES ANANIA 353 Park Avenue Reb 23 DAVID C. AUGUSTO 240 Grafton Avenue Dave” Student Council. REHIM BABAOJGLU 12 Cutler Street R y” JOAN BACCARO 905 Clifton Avenue Joenie” FRANCES BAGDONOWICZ 212 Highland Avenue Blue Jackets. Woodwind Ensemble. Gym Captain. Band. Acropolis Agent, Student Council Representative. Library Staff, Clarinet Ensemble, After Math Club, Creative Writing, French, and Biology Clubs. Future Teachers of America. ALBINA BAGNANO 542 North Eleventh Street Bins” Charm Club, Gym Captain. SANDRA BALTHROP 46 Broad Street Gym Captain. Junior Red Cross. 24 IBOLYA BAN 211 Montclair Avenue “ bby Ice Skating Club. PATRICIA BARBER 299 Hillside Avenue Pat” Future Teachers of America, Biology Club. Gym Captain, Junior Achievement (Treasurer). CAROL ANN BARILLARI 48 Webster Street Gym Captain, Secretary of English Class, Gym Office Monitor, Yearbook Staff. LINDA DENISE BARNES 55 Mercer Street “Llndy” or Pooehie” Band. Orchestra, Acropolis Staff. Creative Writing Club, Assembly Committee. Girls Basketball Team BEVERLY BARONE 581 North Seventh Street CAROL BARTEK 1925 McCarter Highway 25 JOHN BATTISTA 786 Parker Street Italian Club, Chemistry Club. Ice Skating Club President, Future Teachers of America. Italian Musk Club. CAROL BELLINA 1 75 North Twelfth Street Carrie National Honor Society. Cha-Cha Girls. After Math Club, Latin Club. Future Teachers of America, Band. 26 JOSEPH BERARDINELU 253 Mount Prospect Avenue “Joe DINO BIONDI 534 Broadway Football Team. RICHARD BIONDI 31 5 North Seventh Street Baseball Team. Basketball Team, Soccer Team, Math Club. Executive Council, Italian Music Club, Yearbook Staff. WAYNE ANTHONY BIONDI 213 Ridge Street •‘Wayne” Student Council. Acropolis Agent, Fencing Club President, Varsity Service Club, Boys Leaders, Visual Aids, Fencing Team Captain. MICHAEL BISCHAK 449 Mt. Prospect Avenue Mike” JANET BISIGNANO 245 Parker Street “Jan” 27 LEWIS BLANCHE 404 North Seventh Street Football Team. Outdoor Track Team, Varsity Club. OOMENICK M. BIZZARO 377 North Twelfth Street Dom Football, Indoor-Outdoor Track, Varsity Service Club. Tennis Club, Italian Music Club, Vice President of the Senior Class. BERNARD BLACK 224 North Fourth Street RAYMOND BORGERSEN 1 81 Woodsidc Avenue -Ray- Track Team. STEPHEN BORSHER 306 Ridge Street ■'Steve' Band, Orchestra, Blue Jacke s, President of the After Math Club. Chemistry Club. Student Council Volunteer, Math Tutor, Lab Aide. JAMES V. BOCCHINO 122 Stlvan Avenue “Jim- Cross Country. JOHN BRITTON 181 Broadway Jack” Yearbook Editor-in-Chief. Varsity Service Club, Student Council Representative, Student Council Dance Committee. Book Fair 1962 and 1963, Homeroom President, Book Room Monitor, Chorus. CAROL BRESSAN 736 North 7th Street MARGARET E. BROWN 410 North Fifth Street Marge the B” Latin Club. Biology Club, Tennis Club. Modern Dance Club. Homeroom Treasurer, and National Honor Society. 29 JERRY BRUNO 287 Fifth Street Swimming, Soccer, Tennis Club. KATHLEEN BUCHAN 298 North Seventh Street Kit” Future Teachers of America, Latin Club. Student Council Representative, Ice Skating Club. Tennis Club. Office Monitor. JOSEPH NICHOLAS BUNUCCl 11 5 North Tenth Street Boo” JOHN CABOT 452 Highland Avenue Swimming Club, Biology Club. Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Band. Science Club, Varsity Service, National Honor Society. Blue Jackets. MICHAEL CALABRIA 536 Summer Avenue LAWRENCE CAAMANO 159 Clifton Avenue ”Loz” Visual Aids. 30 JOSEPH T. CALAMMICI 260 Verona Avenue Joe- Decorating Committee, Acropolis, Art Editor. JO ANN CAUCE 69 Summer Avenue CAROL JUANITA CALVIN 169 James Street Library Assistant, Acropolis Agent. DONNA CAMPOLATTARO 281 Mt. Prospect Avenue Donna” 1 JAMES CAPEZIO 559 Highland Avenue Book Store. Book Fair, Publicity Club. 31 MICHAEL CAPORASO 57 Davenport Avenue JOHN CAPRIGUONE 717 Clifton Avenue All State Orchestra, Blue Jackets, Band. Homeroom President. ELAINE CAPUZZO 655 Mt. Prospect Avenue “HoZ ywood” SANDRA ANN CARIDA 347 Seventh Avenue West S ndi Student Council Recording Secretary Student Council. Assembly Planning Committee Chairman, Newark Youth Council, Orchestra. Italian Music Club. Latin Club. Biology Club. Science Club. Publicity Committee. Student Council Executive Committee. Service Committee. Library Staff, Future Teachers of America. JOSE CARRERAS 683 Summer Avenue •'Quin” Spanish Club. Spanish Tutor, Lab. Assistant. 32 JO-ANN CATALDO 231 Clifton Avenue JUDITH ANN CATINO 67 North Hawthorne Lane Judy Charm Club. JUDITH M. CAVANNA 9 Hal leek Street Judi Football Cheerleader. Basketball Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff, Treasurer of Homeroom. Acropolis Agent. MARGRET G. CERAMI 52 Oriental Street Margie PATRICIA CERONE 332 Clifton Avenue Latin Club. Red Cross. FRANK ClAMPI 13 Fairmount Avenue Quasimodo 33 PAT CICCONE 388 North Twelfth Street Baseball Team. Soccer Team. Varsity Service Club. MICHAEL JOSEPH CICENIA 105 Peck Avenue Mike Baseball Team. Track Team, Banking Representative. CARMINE RALPH ClCURILLO 492 Highland Avenue Carmine Student Council, Debating Club President. Assembly Committee, Tennis Club, Newark Youth Council. JOHN CIOFFI 64 Seventh Avenue Class President. Soccer. Blue Jacket Vocalist. Italian Music Club, National Honor Society. x JETTA CIOCI 332 Clifton Avenue Girls Basketball Team. Student Council, National Honor Society, Junior Red Cross, Debating Club. 34 LAWRENCE COLALILLO 833 } z Mount Prospect Avenue 35 WILLIAM T. CONROY 106 Beaumont Place Junior Achievement. JOSEPH COPPOLA 267 Parker Street “Joe” MARGOT ELIZABETH CORAM 68 Napoleon Street Margot Capt. Volunteers at Babies Hospital. JANET CORTESE 536 Ridge Street Jan Charm Club, Italian Music Cub, Secretary in Homeroom. JOANNE CORTESE 536 Ridge Street Joe- Charm Club, Executive Council. JACQUELINE COSTELLO 250 Ridge Street Cheerleader, Captain. 36 ALAN M. DA CUNZO 427 North Thirteenth Street AT Advanced Biology Club, Student Council. Acropolis Agent. Yearbook Activities Editor. National Honor Society. MICHELE D'AGOSTINO 198 Lincoln Avenue Italian Music Club, Charm Club. JOSEPH T. D ANGELO 227 North Fifth Street Joe” Debating Club, Chess Club, Biology Club, National Honor Society, LOUISE D'AURIA 26 Rowland Street 37 VITA MARIA DAVIS 103 Peabody Place Ufr JO ANN DE BENEDICTS 67 Bellair Place Bowling REGINA DE CHRISTOFARO 275 Verona Avenue G 'na” Library Staff. Yearbook Staff, Italian Music Club, Vice-President of Homeroom. 38 RICHARD N. DE FABRIZIO 126 Fourth Street Richie Soccer, Swimming, Outdoor Track, Italian Music Club, Executive Council, Senior Class Treasurer. JACQUELINE DeJIANNE 308 Seventh Avenue MICHAEL DEL CORSANO 1 7 East Sylvan Street “Mike” Blue Jackets, Band. Vice President of Homeroom. MARY ANN DcLEONARDO 41 3 North Sixth Street Charm Club, Vice President Italian Club. Vice President of Home room. Student Council. DOROTHEA A. DelGUERCIO 219 Ridge Street “Dottie” or Missy Junior Red Cross, Newark Youth Council, Future Teachers of America. ARLEEN DELLAGUZZO 1 5 Coeyman Street “Are” Cheerleader, Charm Club. Office Monitor. 39 JEANNE BARBARA DEMETROULAKOS 711 Highland Avenue Jeanne Charm Club. French Club. Debating Club. Future Teachers of America. Ice Skating Club, Girls Basketball Team. Chorus, Captain in Gym, Senior Homeroom Representative. Homeroom Treasurer, Prom Committee. Art Editor of Senior Yearbook. Monitor for Nurse, Office Monitor, Tennis Club ANNETTE DE SIMONE 57 Stone Street Yearbook Typist, Office Monitor. ROSE MARY DE LUCA 134 Second Street Charm Club. ANN DE SANTIS 709 Clifton Avenue Stretch” JANICE De LORENZO 1 45 Clifton Avenue VICTOR DE ROGATIS 26 Highland Avenue 40 FRED DE VESA 205 Garside Street Mr. Hollywood“ Business Editor. Book Seminar. Book Fair, Intramural Basketball. DREW PETER DIEDAUS 305 North Twelfth Street Drew Swimming Team. Radio Club, Chess Club. After Math Club, and Audio-Visual Aids Club. MICHAEL DE VINCENZO 567 North Seventh Street DM Outdoor-Indoor Track, Varsity Service Club. Chairman of Dance Committee. Student Council. Assistant Sports Editor of Yearbook. FRANCINE DiGIOVANNI 133 Fourth Street Fran Ice Skating Club. Tennis Club. Guidance Office Monitor, Assistant Homeroom Secretary, Acropolis Agent.__________________________ 41 JOSEPHINE Dl DOMENICO 361 Mount Prospect Avenue MARIA TERESA Dl NORCIA 274 Ridgewood Avenue Glen Ridge. N. J. Vice President of the After Math Club, Latin Club, Student Council. Orchestra. Band, Blue Jackets, Future Teachers of Amenca, Tutoring Service. National Honor Society. Chemistry Club, French Club, Tennis Club. VINCENT Dl POCE 599 North Sixth Street Indoor Track. Outdoor Track. Cross-Country. Varsity Service Club. Alter Math Club. ROBERT DOBEL 420 Fourth Avenue SHEILA DOLAN 337 Seventh Avenue Nurse Monitor. Bookstore Assistant. Nicky Football Team. Baseball Team. Indoor Track, Varsity Service Club. CARL W. DORTCH 438 Summer Avenue Band. Chess Club. Swimming Team, Student Council. 42 MARILYN DOTO 4 1 7 North Sixth Street JAMES DOUGHERTY 383 Clifton Avenue Jimmy” JAMES DOWNEY 435 Central Avenue Jimmy” THOMAS DUNN 92 Grafton Avenue Tommy” JEROME DUGAN 1 11 Chester Avenue BONNIE LEE EDSELL 107 Broadway Bonnie” Charm Club. Student Council. 43 JOSEPHINE FERRANTI 236 Abington Avenue Jo Future Physicians, Charm Club, Acropolis Agent. MARGARET ESPOSITO 31 7 North Eleventh Street Office Monitor, Acropolis, Barney Editor. LINDA FERENTINOS 289 North Sixth Street Nurses Monitor FRED FELDMAN 810 Broadway PHYLLIS ANN FERRARA 173 Mount Prospect Avenue “Phyl” Office Monitor. VINCENT FARINA 138 Stone Street Vinnie” Band. Blue Jackets. 44 FRANK MARIO FERRARI 273 Highland Avenue Biology Club. Swimming Team. Audio-Visual Aids. Track, Football. FILEMONA ROSE FERRARO 11 Seventh Avenue Phyllis” JOSEPH A. FERRONE 715 North Eighth Street Joe” ROBERT DENNIS FETCH 74 Wakcman Avenue Bobby” Swimming Team. TIMOTHY FLYNN 556 Ridge Street Tim Captain of Wrestling Team. HENRY FONT 312 Mount Prospect Avenue Hank” Soccer Team. Varsity Service Club. Spanish Club. Swimming Club. 45 HAROLO F. FORINA 127 Parker Street Harry” Biology Club, Radio Club, Italian Club, Cross Country Team, Swimming Team. Technical Editor Yearbook. CARL M. FRANCISCO 291 North Twelfth Street Car ” PATRICIA FOSTER 641 Ridge Street Patsy” ANNETTE FRANNICOLA 161 Parker Street Latin Club. Red Cross. Executive Council, Prom Committee, Dance Committee, Debating Club. MICHAELE MARY FONTANELLA 371 North Seventh Street Student Council, Charm Club. Cheerleader, Dance Decorating Committee CATHERINE FRANCESCHINI 814 Parker Street C thy 46 DIANE FREDA 585 North Sixth Street Nurses Monitor. JOSEPH J. FUSCO. JR. 293 North Fifth Street NANCY FUCETOLA I 7 North Hawthorne Lane Co-Captain of the Fencing Team, Student Council Treasurer. Nan” ROBERT A. GAIDA 315 North Seventh Street Bob G Audio-Visual Aids, Swimming Team. ROSE GALDO 161 Second Street Italian Music Club, Ice Skating Club. Latin Club, Tennis Club, Future Teachers of America, Assembly Committee. President Junior Red Cross. S.C. Volunteer. Volunteer at Babies Hospital, Yearbook Editor Senior Section. Publicity Committee. Mixed Chorus. Advanced Chorus. Barringer Book Fair, Secretary of Homeroom 87. 47 MARGARET GALLAGHER 105 Broadway Marge” ANN MARIE GARDAS 27 Taylor Street MARGARET LOIS GENITEMPO 191 Ballentine Parkway Sugar” Cheerleader. Captain of Girls Basketball Team. Captain of Bowling Club. Gym Captain and Gym Student Leader, Secretary of Italian Music Club, After Math Club, Student Council Representative. Band. Orchestra. Woodwind Ensemble. SUSAN GAROFOLO 320 Berkeley Avenue Suxie Italian Club, Creative Writing, Red Cross. WALTER GENUARIO 206 Fifth Street Wa f Varsity Service Club, Debating Club. After Math Club. Cross Country Team. Baseball Team. Blue Jackets, Band. Latin Club. RONALD GARBARINI 52 Irving Street ‘•Gabby” Student Council, Biology Club. ROBERT GAUNT 495 Seventh Avenue “Bobby” Acropolis Agent. 48 GLORIA ANN GIALANELLA 534 Fourth Street G or V VINCENT GIANTOMASI 968A Franklin Avenue Vinny Gee” Band. Orchestra. Blue Jackets. Stage Crew Assistant. REGINALD S. GITLER 757 Broadway Reggie Basketball, Indoor and Outdoor Track. JOSEPH GIULIANO 19 Tiffany Boulevard Joe FREDERICA GIZZI 789 Parker Street Freddie- Art Decorating Committee. Charm Club. STANLEY WILLIAM GOGLIA 1 77 Highland Avenue “Stan” 49 Baseball. JOHN GOLOMBUSKI 497 Roseville Avenue “Giggers' National Honor Society, Baseball, Track Team. Football, Varsity Service Club. BRUCE ALLAN GOULD I 77 Lincoln Avenue Chess Club, Biology Club, French Club. Chorus. Book Store, Debating Club. Swimming Team. ELLA GRANT I 88 Hudson Street Litt e Bit Skating Club. Cheerleader, Basketball Cheerleader. Secretary of Bi-ology Club. 50 SHARON GUARINO 777 Lake Street Yearbook Staff, Chairman Publicity Committee, Newark Youth Council, Book Fair, Junior Red Cross. Debating Club. Acropolis. Creative Writing, Chess Club. Library Staff. Student Council. Chairman. Student Council Handbook Committee. Cafeteria Checker. SILVIA GUARINO 767 Ridge Street Biology Club. Student Council Representative. Service Committee Chairman. French Club. Latin Club. Social Committee. Executive Committee. DOROTHY GUZMAN 303 Broadway •Dot Band. Blue Jackets. Orchestra. BEVERLEY ANN HALL 16 Chester Avenue Bov Student Council, 8iology Club, Future Teachers of America. Junior Achievement. Chorus. Girls Basketball, Bowling Club. 51 SUSAN HALLIWELl 389 Clifton Avenue Twirler, Tennis Club. Mixed Chor-us. Advanced Chorus. MICHAEL HAMFELDT 214 Plane Street “Mike French Club. Tennis Team Cheerleader. Library Staff, Chorus. Future Physicians Club. Ice Skating Club. GERALDINE HELLAMS 573 North Fifth Street Student Council, Acropolis Agent, BETTY HINNANT 54 Beacon Street Natasha” Cha-Cha Girls, Orchestra, Modern Dance Club. Charm Club. Biology Club. Basketball Team. 52 GAIL HOLMES 98 Parrow Street Oranoe. New Jersey Peanuts Ice Skating. Bowling Club. Roller Skating, Future Teachers of America. Junior Red Cross, Theater Club. Band. Orchestra. LOIS ANN IACOVES 301 North Eleventh Street JACQUELINE HURLET 128 North Thirteenth Street “Jacki Girls Basketball Team. ELAINE ILARIA 885 Lake Street Chorus. JOHN HONSBERGER 80 Heller Park Way Tootsie NICHOLAS G. IANUZELI 167 Mount Prospect Avenue Nick Football Team, Outdoor Track Team. RALPH JAMES IRADI 1 5 Garside Street “Little Ralph Student Council Representative. Swim Team. JAMES INTINTOLA 524 Fifth Street -Blade- Science Club. LESLIE CECLIA JACKSON 9 North Thirteenth Street “Let Charm Club, Debating Club. Advanced Chorus. MICHAEL R. IMPERIALS 18 Highland Avenue “Mike VINCENT ROCCO INNEO 52 Summer Avenue Vinny“ Student Council. Chorus X. Varsity Service Leader. Varsity Football, Baseball, Track and Cross Country, Yearbook Sports Editor. DOLORES JACKSON 332 West Runyon Street “Lois Junior Red Cross, Girls Chorus. Advanced Chorus, Theater Club, Ice Skating Club. 54 ELINOR JAORSKY 49 J Summer Avonue National Honor Society, Orchestra. Band. Captain of the Cha-Cha Gris and Yearbook Literary Editor. OJELAL KADIR II 94 Seventh Avenue Dee Jay Vice President Student Council. President Newark Youth Council. President Debating Club, Varsity Service Club. Varsity Soccer, Creative Writing Club. FRANK JANNICELLI 82 Wakeman Avenue Jan Football Team. Indoor Track. Acropolis Agent, Bookstore Monitor. GERARD JUDGE 453 Mount Prospect Avenue Jerry BETTIE S. JORDAN 62 Chester Avenue Bet Charm Club, Theater Party, Tennis Club, Basketball Team, Senior Class Representative, Red Cross, Library Staff, Ice Skating Club. JO ANN KERNAGHAN 92 Seventh Avenue Jay Orchestra. Band. Student Council. Gym Captain. 55 CAROL ANN KIRSCHENMANN 1 64 Parker Street Carol PATRICIA KISTNER 92 Seventh Avenue JUDITH ANN KNIGHT 87 Heller Perk way Rebel Future Teachers of America. Theater Party Club. WALTER KOCHANIEC 210 Bloomfield Avenue Walt MICHAELA KOMAROW 168 Dclavan Avenue Mickey Mish National Honor Society. Orchestra, Chorus X. Biology Club, Future Physicians Club. Latin Club. Chemistry Club. Assembly Committee. Theater Party, String Ensemble. ANN KOVAGO 590 Mount Prospect Avenue Annie French Club. Ice Skating Club. Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Chorus. 56 ANTHONY LANNO. JR. 613 North Fourth Street •'Mr. A Stage Crew, Italian Club. CAROL LA POLA 394 Lincolnn Avenue Health Office Monitor. CAROL ANN LARDIERE 533 North Sixth Street Future Teachers of America, Italian Music Club, Latin Club, Acropolis Agent. 57 FRANK LENAR 288 Woodside Avenue Frenchic LINDA DIANE LaTRONlCA 7 Clark Street Lynn” RICHARD LEVANDA 569 North Ninth Street Richie MATTHEW LAUREL 1971 McCarter Highway Skitter” Basketball Team, Varsity Service Club. GROVER LEWIS 1 I Ruby Place Fencing Club, Fencing Team, Varsity Service Club. JOAN LO COCO 165 Mount Prospect Avenue Joanie Charm Club. Dance Committee. FRANK ANTHONY LUPO 75 Garside Street Buddy” THERESA LUNDY 156 Grafton Avenue 59 AFRODYTE BARBARA MACRIS 270 Grafton Avenue Dee” National Honor Society. French Club Treasurer. Gym Secretary. Acropolis Agent. Future Teachers of America. Future Physicians Club. Ice Skating Club. Tennis Staff. Biology Club, Gym Secretary. Debating Club. PATRICIA A. MADERA 265 Sixth Avenue Pet” MARIO MAGLICANO 541 Roseville Avenue Student Council, Indoor Track Team. Outdoor Track Team. Football Team. Audio-Visual Aids Squad. Science Club WILLIAM J. MALANGA. JR. 85 Forest Hill Parkway BUI Band. Blue Jackets. DENISE MALANGA 85 Forest Hill Parkway ROSE MARIE MALOWKA 228 North Fifth Street Rosie Student Council. Future Teachers of Amercia. Social and Lounge Committee. Biology Club. Latin Club. National Honor Society. Ice Skating Club and Homeroom Treasurer. 60 BLANCHE MARTINEZ 2 Halleck Street Whitcy Student Council, Spanish Club. Chorus X. DOMENICK MICHAEL MARTIN 37 Burnet Street Marty Blue Jackets, Orchestra and Band. VICTOR MARTINEZ 741 Summer Avenue Big Vic 61 KATHERYN MARTINO 804 Summer Avenue Kethy JOSEPH MATRISCIANO 493 Fourth Street Jurttor” Visual Aids, Tennis Club. LOIS MASTRANTONIO 93 Garside Street “Frenetic Twirlers. FRANK MATULLO 4 1 4 North Sixth Street “The Foot Tennis Club. LOUIS MATTINA, JR. 365 North Tenth Street “Louis Indoor Track. Outdoor Track, Italian Club. Varsity Service Squad. ROBERT ALFONSO MAY 14 Sheffield Drive “Bob Blue Jackets Leader, Band. Orchestra, Latin Club. 62 ALICE McBEE 448 North Fifth Street “Bunny Red Cross. Charm Club. Creative Writing Club. Latin Club. Acropolis Agent, Future Teachers of MICHAEL A. MEGARO 341 Ridge Street Mike Swimming Team. Basketball Team. ANTHONT A. MELILLO 232 Fourth Street Mell Football Team, Soccer Team, Indoor Track. Student Council. NICHOLAS MEOLA 636 North Eighth Street Nick Assembly Crew. ROBERT MELILLO 227 First Street “Bobby Blue Jackets. JANET JO-ANN MICELI 73 Irving Street Student Council, Charm Club, Cheerleader. Ice Skating Club. 63 RUSSELL MILLER 117 Stone Street Russ” ANTHONY B. MIELE 37 Peck Avenue Chickie Chess Club, Chorus. CLINTON MILLER 82 Twelfth Avenue Clint Cross Country Team, After Math Club. Debating Club, Yearbook Staff. LEONARD MITCHELL 50 Gray Street Mitch JOANN MOLINARO 83 V2 Garside Street GALINA MILSZYN 188 Mount Prospect Avenue President Spanish Club. Debating Club. Biology Club. Future Teachers of America. 64 IDA A. NATALIZIO 57 Stone Street Yearbook Typist, Office Monitor, CHARLES LOUIS NAPOLITANO Mixed Chorus 535 North Fourth Street ’Charlie Brown” Football Team. Track Team. SUSAN A. NEELY 427 Summer Avenue Sue” French Club. 65 H. GERALD P. NIEMIRA 3 4 Parker Street Jerry Orchestra. Band. BEVERLY NIPPES 305 Verona Avenue Neeps” French Club. Student Council, French Tutor, LAWRENCE RALPH NISIVOCCIA 71 Kearney Street Larry Football Team, Basketball Team, Track-Indoor and Outdoor, Acropolis Agent. KATHLEEN NOLAN 93 Shephard Avenue Kathy Nurse's Monitor. ROSE MARIE NOCERA 537 Summer Avenue Tennis Club, Italian Music Club. ANTHONY JOSEPH NORCIA. JR. 402 Third Avenue “Tony” Football Team, Indoor Track, Varsity Service Club. 66 CATHIE ONOVE 123 Mount Prospect Avenue Office Monitor. JOSEPH OPALAK 60 Elliot Street JACQUELINE ORCINOLA 106 Summer Avenue Jackie Red Cross, Gym Captain, Yearbook Typist. Mixed Chorus. JAMES PALAGANO 709 North Seventh Street ANTHONY C. ORSINI 158 North Tenth Street Tony Geometry Tutor. MICHAEL PALLANTE 78 Summer Avenue Soccer Team. Italian Music Club, Acropolis Agent. 67 HANNAH PARRAWAY 323 Sussex Avenue Laver ne” ANTHONY PASQUAROSA 355 North Sixth Street “Pasq” Swimming Team, Band, Orchestra, Blue Jackets. MARGARET MARY PAVLOVICH 68 JOSEPH PELAIA 9 North Hawthorne Lane Debating Club. Student Council. JOYCE PELLEGRINO 207 Highland Avenue President of Homeroom, Secretary of Homeroom. Gym Captain, Charm Club. Executive Council, Latin Club. President, Future Teachers of America. Ice Skating Club. Tennis Club. Secretary of Student Council. National Honor Society. THOMAS PETERSON 57 Branch Brook Place Pete’' DAVID RAYMOND PETRILLO 92 Sylvan Avenue ANTHONY PETRUZZI 342 Seventh Avenue West “Tony Co-Captain of Wrestling Team, Tennis Club. 69 LEON PHEDER 456 Fourth Avenue National Honor Society. ROBERT PISTOLESE J 75 North Seventh Street Football Team. ■■■■MB MARIE ANN PIACENZA 32 Mount Prospect Avenue Mare Football Cheerleader. Basketball Cheerleader, Future Teachers Club, Nurse's Monitor, Guidance Office Helper. MARY PITTS 40 Beacon Street Chorus X, Ice Skating Club. PAT PICONE 432 Third Avenue Biology Club, Tennis Club, Student Council. Supply Store, Exec utive Council, Orchestra, Band and Blue Jackets. HENRY H. POLITE III 16 Gratton Avenue Hawk Cross Country Team, Football Team, Basketball Team. Outdoor Track Team. 70 JOSEPH J. POMPIUO 160 North Tenth Street “Joe' JOSEPH ANTHONY PURCELL 135 Ridge Street J. P. RONALD PRESTIEIUPPO Aud.o-V.sual A.ds. Senior Class Ex- 438 North Seventh Street ecutive Council Ronnie Bo JANIS PUZO 143 Ridge Street “Jan Latin Club. Tennis Club. Junior Red Cross. Yearbook Staff, Charm Club. DAN QUILL 21 1 Highland Avenue CLIFFORD RABOURN 48 Third Street Cliff-Parlament Math Club. Physics Club, Chemistry Club. Band, Orchcsrte, Blue Jackets, Natioonal Honor Sooety. Biology. 71 GRACE RACCUGLIA 286 Parker Street Creative Writing Club, National Honor Society, Italian Tutor. 146 Garside Street Future Teachers of America. ANTONINA RAFFA 145 Parker Street Italian Club. GERALD RAIMO 25 Cutler Street JUDY RAIDT 23 Tiffany Boulevard Gym Captain, National Italian Contest. Ice Skating Club. National Honor Society. JESSIE REILLY 1 41 Wakeman Avenue Red Student Council Publicity Committee. Student Council Alternate Representative. Office Monitor. Girls Basketball Team. 72 EMIL L. RESCINITI 266 North Eleventh Street Student Council, Football Team. SUSAN DARLENE RITCHINGS 12 East Sylvan Avenue Sue Guidance and Office Monitor. ARMONDO RIBERIO 105 Roseville Avenue Student Council, Assembly Stage Crew. Book Store. FRED RILLI 27 Rowland Street CHARLES A. RITSON 58 Coeyman Street Swimming Team, Baseball Team, National Honor Society. Varsity Service Club. FRANCES RIVERA 527 North Ninth Street “Fran Acropolis Staff. English Department Aid. BHS Cheerleader. 73 ROBERT RALPH ROMANO 135 Ridge Street Mixed Chorus. Visual Aids Club. Captain of Intramural Basketball Team. LOUIS RONZO 310 Mount Prospect Avenue PAUL ROLLERI 407 North Sixth Street Outdoor Track Team. Student Council. Executive Council. 74 CARMELLA RUSSO 1 78 Parker Street Italian Club. Italian Music Club, Junior Red Cross. Latin Club. Gym Captain. ROBERT JOSEPH RUSSO 199 Second Street Creative Writing Club, Debating Club. Student Council, Assembly Committee. President Publicity Committee. 'V. ALBERTA JOSEPHINE RUSSOMANNO 81 Second Street A! or VO-5 Ice Skating Club. Girls Tennis Team, Volunteer in Hospital. 75 MARIE SAN GIACOMO 45 Manchester Place BARBARA ELLEN SABATINO 71 North Fourteenth Street Barb” Future Teachers of America. Student Council, Gvm Capta n, Mixed Chorus, Acropolis Agent, Acropolis Staff. English Department Monitor. Acropolis Typist, Yearbook Staff. JOSEPH SANTORO 696 North Eighth Street Baseball Team. Varsity Service Club. Italian Music Club, Cross Country Team. NORINA SACCARDI I 52 Garsidc Street Acropolis Staff. Student Council. FRANK RUSSOMANNO 1 94 Third Street Chi-Chi Orchestra. Italian Club. JOAN SAPETA 19 Mount Pleasant Avenue National Honor Society. Junior Red Cross. JOSEPH SATANICK 50 B Third Street 77 KAREN SCHNETTER 131 North Fifth Street JOHN P. SCHRADE 41 Lincoln Avenue Jack” Outdoor Track Team, Swimming Team. Basketball Team. JOSEPHINE SCILLIA 131 North Eleventh Street Jo ERNA SCOTT 144 James Street Peaches Future Teachers Association. Band. Girls Basketball, Theater Party Club. GWENDOLYN SCOTT 1897 McCarter Highway DOUGLAS SCULL 449 Summer Avenue 78 ARLEEN SEBASTIAN 20 Ruby Place Executive Council, Secretary of the Senior Class, Secretary of Homeroom 87, Cheerleaders. President of the Italian Music Club, Nurse's Monitor, Dance Committee for the Senior Class, Prom Committee. National Honor Society, Charm Club MICHAEL SEBASTIANO 77 Mount Pleasant Avenue Mike Basketball Team. RICHARD SIBELLO I 33 Sylvan Avenue Red JOSEPH A. SICA 305 Orange Street Joe Baseball Team. Italian Club. JOHN F. SILVIA 387 WoodS'de Avenue Swimming Team. CHERYL SINGLETON 228 Orange Street Candy Future Teachers of America Modern Dance Club. Basketball. 79 JUDY SKIBA 65 Fourth Avenue Future Teachers of America, Tennis Club. Charm Club. Theater Party Club. Ice Skating Club, Basketball Team. ROSE MARIE SMALLEY 279 Lake Street Foxy ’ Captain B.H.S., Twirlcrs. Orchestra. Advanced Biology Club. Tennis Club. Geometry Tutor. Biology Tutor, Acropolis Staff. Student Council, Office Monitor, English Tutor. Lab Assistant. GLENDA SMITH 406 Peshinc Avenue Cindy Chorus X, Spanish Club. Red Cross, Gym Captain, Modern Dance Club. JOHN B. SMITH 410 Broadway Jackson Swimming Team, Varsity Service Club. LOUIS SODA I 87 Parker Street FLORENCE CATHERINE SOFKA 904 Grove Street Irvington Cook Theater Party Club. Junior Red Cross, Chorus, Future Teachers of America. V 80 PAULINE SORIANO 789 Ridge Street Secretary Italian Music Club. Charm Club. Acropolis Agent, Executive Committee, Dance and Prom Committee. RAE CAROL STAKIWICZ 373 North Sixth Street Rae” Student Council, Basketball Team, Latin Club. Future Teachers of America, Debating Club. JAMES SOWERBROWER 18 7 z Summer Avenue NANCY STEC 218 Broad Street Library Staff, National Honor Society. Tennis Club. Red Cross. French Club, Future Teachers of America, Future Physicians Club. ROSINA SPERDUTO 2 Sheffield Drive CAROL STEFANELLI 145 Ridge Street Guidance and Office Monitor. 81 ELIZABETH SULLIVAN 328 Summer Avenue Liz MARGARET STEFANELLI 1 50 Parker Street LOUIS STRUMOLO 232 North Eleventh Street Louie J.V. Football Squad. ANGELA TEORA I 1 Highland Avenue Ang Latin Club, Red Cross. WILLIAM TESTA 390 Lincoln Avenue ••Billy CAROLYN THOMAS 455 Mount Prospect Avenue CaroT Bowling Club, Basketball Club. Tennis Club. Student Council. LINDA MARIE TODARO 9 North Sixth Street Senior Class Corresponding Secretary, Charm Club, Music Club. National Honor Society, and Future Teachers of America. MARSHA THORN 68 South Fourteenth Street HOWARO TOFFEY 767 Ridge Street Howie” Debating Club, Swimming Team. 83 ANGELO TRENTO 455 Third Avenue Swimming Team, Soccer Team. JAMES URSO 254 Second Avenue Jimmy” Football Team. Indoor Track Team, Outdoor Track Team, Varsity Service Club. SAUNDRA TUNNERO 682 North Eighth Street “Sandy” JOSEPH TRONOLONE 93 Mount Prospect Avenue Joe ANTHONY TOMASELLI 247 North Eleventh Street Tony” Cross Country Team, Indoor Track Team. Varsity Service Club. MARIETTA VAN SYCKEL 11 Wakeman Avenue Mar” 84 JAMES DENNIS VENTOLA 331 Summer Avenue “Jimmy” VICTORIA VENTURINI 273 Fifth Street “Vicki” Homeroom Secretary. JANET VERANO 57 Hudson Street “Jan” Latin Club. Charm Club. Tennis Club, Mixed Chorus, Office Monitor. Yearbook Staff. MARIA LOS ANGELES VILLAVERDE 381 Broad Street Assembly Committee. Acropolis. Spanish Club. ANTHONY VITIELLO 107 Seventh Avenue “Tony” Baseball Team. Visual Aids, Student Council. JOSEPH VITIELLO 103 Manchester Place ••Joe” 85 MICHELE VITUCCI 32 Crittenden Street “Hank” SHARON WALDEN 24 North Hawthorne Lane “Sherry Guidance Office Monitor, Charm Club, Student Council. DONALD WAINEN 116 Third Street Don Baseball Team. LILLIAN WEEGAR 64 Taylor Street CRANSTON WALKER 64 Seventh Avenue Banana Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Football Team, Cross Country Team, Varsity Service Club, Band. Orchestra. Chorus. JOE WEST 84 Seventh Avenue •’Pete” 86 DAISY WHITE 63 Mercer Street Library Duty, Student Council, Gym Captain. After Math Club, Ice Skating Club, Tennis Club, Future Teachers of America, MOREEN WHITEHEAD 572 Broadway Reene” Red Cross Club, Library Staff, Tennis Club. Charm Club. SHIRLEY WILSON 54 Highland Avenue Spanish Club. Charm Club. Basketball Team. Ice Skating Club. ANN MARIE WYCKOFF 25 Clifton Avenue Charm Club. Tennis Club. Italian Club, Office Monitor. Guidance Office Clerk, Assembly Chairman. JENNETTE WYSOCKI 577 North Ninth Street MT Charm Club, Book Store. Ice Skating Club, Tennis Club. Yearbook Staff, Candy Striper. Advanced Chorus. JAMES YOUNG 56 Chadwick Avenue 87 PITER YUNICK 526 Summer Avenue Pete LOUIS ZAGAOA 1 1 1 North Tenth Street Louis Zig Blue Jackets. HOWARD ZAGORIN 51 Clifton Avenue Baseball Team. Cross Country Team. Debating Club. GERALD ZOPPI 24 Highland Avenue Gerry Visual Aids. Radio Club. Dance Committee. Physics Tutor, License Radio Operator, ’■Ham,” Science Club. Orchestra. MADDELYN ZOTTOLI 41 Highland Avenue Ice Skating Club, Charm Club, Girls Basketball Team. GEORGE ZARAS 344 Seventh Avenue 88 “When the great Scorer comes to mark your name . . . He’ll mark not who won or lost, but how you played the game . . WHETHER IT IS DEFENSE OR OFFENSE, Jkmd THE BIG BLUE BATTLES ITS WAY TO 2-4-1 SENIOR SQUAD OF 1964 Henry Polite Louis Blanche Vincent Innco Nick D'Orti Defensive Linebacker Defensive Linebacker Left Halfback-Safety Fullback-Linebacker All-City. All-County All-City, All-County Nick lanneielli Robert Pistolese Tony Norcia Mario Magliacano Center Left Guard Right Tackle Right End 92 All-City PULL YOURSELF TOGETHER Ross Davis tosses William Austin to the mat. Ross Davis after he threw William Austin to the mat!! Pctruzzi nails Tim Flynn WE DID WIN ONE West Sider steals the ball from Henry Polite. Dr. Henry Donn gives first team last minute instruction iilll ; II1KI .. min iiiiii BIMIM It THE HARD WAY! Cranston Walker's reach is not quite good enough 'Where do I throw this? WE WILL BE COMING 'ROUND THE SECOND FLOOR INTO THE DEEP Barracuda Steve Earle displays his form The back stroke churns up the water John Cabot and Henry Font get ready to take off BIG BLUE SOCCER TEAM PLACES SPORTS THAT EMPHASIZE TECHNIQUE AND CONTROL Coach Greenberg and his boys-tennis CROSS COUNTRY Clarence Williams lakes the lead in city meet. OUTDOOR TRACK Joseph Coppolo hurtles the hurdle. Danny Rotondi is always on his mark. Louis Blanche is Barringer's pole vaulting hope. Robert Albanese Catcher John Golombuski Shortstop Larry Caamano Center Field Vincent Inneo Left Field THIS MAY BE Joe Santoro Pitcher Joe Sica Center Field Nicky D'Oni First Base Tony Vitiello Right Field Stan Goglia Pitcher TEAM MAKES ITS Carol Thomas tosses the ball to Erna Scott in a clever bit of offensive play. TWIRLERS CHEERLEADERS THE SOCIAL EVENT OF THE YEAR IS THE POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL GAME COACHES Mr. C. DiChiara Swimming and Baseball Mr. M. Greenberg Tennis Mr. M. Sheppard Soccer and Wrestling Mrs. A. Byron Girls Basketball Mr. R. Fanaroff Fencing Mr. J. San Giacomo Football J.V. Mr. A. Njporano Football Indoor and Outdoor Track Dr. H. Donn Basketball Mr. H. Smith Golf and Football Miss B. Yanelli Cheerleaders 107 WE WILL MEET AGAIN AND AGAIN At a dinner dance last night at the Chez Latino, the June 1964 class of Barringer High School met for its twentieth reunion. Present were most of the members of the class who have since become distinctive in their own particular fields President of the class. John Cioffi, who is now a foremost engineer, arranged the entire affair with the assistance of his high school Vice-President. Domenick Bizzaro. now an eminent psychologist, and class secretaries Arlene Sebastian and Linda Todaro, both outstanding educators. Many people who are now teachers and professors were known as pals while in school This group included Marion Pennella, Mike DeVincenza, Alan Da Cunzo. Annette Franicola. Ora Allen. Jeanne Demetrolaukas, Carmine Cicurillo. Vincent Inneo. Harry Forina. Alice McBee. Walter Genuario. and David Petrillo. The dinner was prepared in an old-fashioned manner and the food was supreme. Group singing of old songs was led by Ed Jaorsky. Entertainment and dance music was provided by the “Vinny Gee Quartet, featuring Vincent Giantomasi. Nick Meola. Lou Zagada and Joe Di Careo alternating with “The Classics Four.” with John Capriglione. a music teacher. Dr. Joseph Coppola. Alex Mancini and Michael Del Corsano. A special guest was Prime Minister Djelal Kadir, who flew here from Cyprus specially to attend this reunion. Two other distinguished guests were Governor Frank Abate (D) of New Jersey, and Governor DeVesa (R) from California. The most elegant restaurant, of which Richard De Fabrizio was the architect, was lavishly decorated in blue and white flowers. Also blue and white was the color of Maria Di Norcia's striking evening gown, a Sandi Balthrop original. Miss Di Norcia. now a prominent physicist as the class noted, was co-valedictorian with Steve Borsher the famed mathematician, who has written several books on Mathematical Deduction. Among the couples dancing on the flower laden terrace, decorated by Art teacher John Britton, were John and his wife. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Fusco, and bachelor Clinton Miller renewing an old friendship with Nurse Margaret Brown, Others present, now in the medical profession, were Pediatrician Rose Galdo. Dr. Michaela Komarow. Dr. Dee Dee Macris. Nurse Judy Skiba. and Pharmacists Pat Picone. and Louis Ronzo. Nurses Gail Holmes and Sharon Herdade. The enormous job of contacting the class was done by the class secretaries. with the assistance of those women of the class who now are professional secretaries: Carol Barillari. Ida Natalizio. Annette De Simone. Annette Grasso. and Regina De Christofaro. Many of the people active in sports were acknowledged Among the girls were many of the former Cheerleaders including Secretary Judi Cavanna. Michaele Fonfanella. a teacher. Michele D'Agostino, an FBI stenographer and Margaret Gemtempo. a physical education teacher The men present, who were prominent in B.H.S. Football. Track. Baseball. Swimming, and Soccer, were the now famous ball-player Nick D'Orsi. Tony Norcia. Henry Polite, and electrical engineer Richard Biondi. who still plays ball with his sons The twentieth reunion of the B.H.S. Class of 1964 was a great success. Our thanks to the Chez Latino for a beautiful setting and good food. Plans were made for a reunion next year, in the form of a cocktail party. As the evening drew to a close, everyone became just a bit quieter as we thought abour how our lives had changed, how much more experience we had acquired, and how much happiness we had reaped since we were together in school many years ago 108 Elinor Jaorsky ACTI All work and no play CITIES JOHN RINGLING NORTH-WORLD S FAIR CIRCUS. makes for a dull day. so . . . THE SCHOOL DAY IS LONG FOR INTERESTED STUDENTS Biology Club visits Watchung Reservation on a nature study. Junior Red Cross Club are very proud of the stuffed animals they made for the Hospital for Crippled Children. Spanish Club discusses with their adviser. Miss Karen Saldutti, plans assembly program of Spanish dances. LEARNING AND FUN Our Marching Band struts across the field for the big game. ARE COMBINED IN CLUBS Girls' Bowling Club reviews bowling scores. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Creative Writing Club howls Over humorous poem written by George Brandon. Radio Club's ham operators tune into the world. Gerald Zoppi and adviser, Mr. Otto Melito, listen to Radio Havana. 114 Blue Jackets, Barringer's favorite dance band, rehearses the exciting theme of Peter Gunn. ENRICH LEARNING Chorus X sings the stirring ballad. The Lonesome Train. Orchestra plays excerpts from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. Assembly Committee has the job of lining up assembly programs that are entertaining as well as educational. ✓ Rosemary Smalley is crowned Snow Queen by the Essex County Park Commission. WHO CAN ACTIVITY THE OF A Stage Crew readies stage for assembly program. After Math Club discusses Vector Quantities. TELL WHAT WILL IGNITE INTEREST STUDENT? Members of the Library Club are kept hopping” by librarians. Projectors, phonographs, tape recorders, film slide machines, overhead projectors, and public address system are the business of the Audio Visual Squad. America needs good teachers, and the Future Teachers of America Club plans to fulfill this need. THE SURVIVAL OF THIS THE QUALITY OF These proficient secretaries hope to join the ranks of Prudential and Mutual Benefit. Architectural drawing is a course that arouses great interest in dream houses. Physics class studies the movement of electrons. In trigonometry, the slide rule is vital in determining functions. NATION DEPENDS UPON ITS EDUCATION Visual symbols stimulate Spanish Ian guage facility. Commercial Art class investigates graphic arts. which he made, SINCE THE RANGE OF THE VARIETY OF COURSES Speech clMS tries chore! reading attention 1 20 In the Physics laboratory. V°uthfv{1 scientists measure momentum of cart. ABILITY IS VARIED, MUST BE EXTENSIVE Dante's classic book. The Inferno, is read in Italian by fourth year language students. To translate a pattern into a dress is indeed a worthwhile task. Preventive medicine can not be achieved unless the public has a basic knowledge of its body functions. REMEMBER Remember the old grammar school— The teachers and friends— The plans for your future Seeming never to end. Recall now the tears At your first graduation— The diploma, the parties— Brimmed high with elation. Your first year in Barringer When high school seemed new— New teachers, new friends. And the motto, Big Blue. Then finally through hard work, You enter fourth year, Remembering all others With joy and a tear. You have carried your problems. The hardships endured; And now you're a senior. Already matured. Now think of your future With anticipation. And for which you have made Four years of preparation. Though you face a great challenge. Both real and intense. Your knowledge shall now grow From experience. In approaching this crossroad To begin a new life. Keep foremost in mind Truth, Honor and Light. by Margot Coram 122 Mrs. Jean Accordino Mr. and Mrs. A. Adorno Mrs. M. Adubato Mr. and Mrs. M. Adubato Richard Lisa Michael Adubato Cosmo E. Alagna Miss Jane Alampl Larry and Gilda Albanese Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Aler Louis A. Alfonso Dr. Alomia Mrs. Ophelia Ames Anthony and Arthur Antoinette and Carmine Anonymous Aunt Fran and Uncle Dave Aunt Myrt and Uncle Hobie Lena and Joe Auriema Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Azierski Sam Bank Gail Barillari Ernie Barillari Florence Barillari Mr. and Mrs. Julius H. Barnes Janie Bateman Paul Beilina Kathy and Frank Benacquista William Bennefield Betty Bennett and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bergsmlni Best Always Best of Everything Joanne Bischak Bob and Barb Bobby and Carol Mrs. Marie Bohannan Mrs. Emma Bonnett Mr. and Mrs. F. Braccioforte Rev. J. G. Brathwaite Mr. and Mrs. R. Broaddus In Memory of Catherine Brodack Jacqueline Brown Josephine Brown Mr. Henry Brucher Mrs. Joan Bruning Nina Bruno Nina Bruno Mrs. Bryon Charles Buhl Carmella Burgers Burnet St. School Recreation The Calice Family Ralph Calabrese Lawrence Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Carchia Carole and Ross Margaret Casiero Elizabeth Catania Judith Ann Catino Rae Rao Spike Cataldo Doris M Catalano Baby Czazas Mary Celeste Mr. and Mrs. L. Chiaravallo Sheila Chown Mrs. Caroline Ciampi Mrs. Theresa Ciccone Charles Cipridno The Clementi Family Adeline Cocozziello Sandra Colatrella Collin Collins Miss Helen Connor Mrs. Dorothea Conroy Dorothy Cooper Leon Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Coram Ralph Cordasco Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Costa The Crefeld Family Miss Jule Cullen Mr. and Mrs. John Cuomo Mr. and Mrs. A. Da Cunzo Donald D'Angiolella Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D'Auria Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Davey The DeBenedictis Family Ben and Helen Decker Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Falco Dottie Del Gucrcio Yolanda De Leonardo Sandra De Maio Josephine DeSimone Rose DcVesa Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeVingo Mr. and Mrs. A. Di Biase Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Di Domenico N. DiLieto Josephine DiLorenzo Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Dorrah Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Dortch Victor J. Draghi Estelle Edwards Mr. Louis M. Ellis Joseph Emmi Mr. Richard Esandrio Eugene Fernekes Mr. and Mrs. John Fernicola Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Fernicola Mary I. Ferrari Dominic Ferraro Miss Ferraro’s 2nd Pd. U.S. History Barbara Ferraro Mrs. Ann Ferraro Mrs. Phyllis Ferrentino Mr. Ferri Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fiaccavento Richard Figliuzzi Mr. Robert Figluizzi Vinnie Fiorilk) Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Flaccomio Michael Florie Louis Flora R. J. Forte Mrs. Cynthia Forte Mrs. Bertha Franz Johnny Francisconc Frankie and Janet Miss Rebeca Frazier June Fredrick Mr. George Freund Mr. Louis Friedlander A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fusco Anthony M. Gaeta Enrica Gaetano 123 'Patno i Mr. and Mrs. C. Gaida Mr and Mrs. P. Galclla Carol Gal do Mrs. Either Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. D. Garris Miss J. Gel las Mr. Douglas Gemmell Gabriel Genitempo Lucy Geni tempo Mae George Peter Gerard Ronnie Ciacose Anna Marie Gialanella Giluo Gialanella, Sr. Gituo Lewis Gialanella. Jr. Daniel Gillen Lucille Giordano Anthony Giordano Family Margaret Glover Good Luck Michael Good Luck in the Future The Gonnelli Family Rev. Joseph J. Granato Louis Grasso, Jr. Mr. Anthony Gray Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gray, Jr. George Gregory Theodore Griffin and Family Mrs. Lena Grohe Angie Guarino Joseph Guarino. Sr. Hart Jewelry Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heller Herbert Family Mr. and Mrs. Albino N. Herdade King D. Hodge. Jr. and Family Stan Hodge and Family Willie Hodges Mrs. Ethel A. Holmes Mr. Joseph L. Holmes Mr. Roy A. Holmes The Hub Billiard Parlor Miss Barbara Hudak Miss Helen Hudak Miss Joan Hudak I. Y. M. Mr. Harry Jackson Mr. and Mrs Jeorsky Joann Palomba and Joe Ranucci Joe and Johnny Joe and Santos Thor. Johansen John G and Elizabeth F. Johnny and Cathy Geneva Johnson Johnnie James Johnson Leroy W. Jones Mrs. Marie W. Jones Mrs. Stella Kachulis Mr. L. Kaplonski Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Karambelas James Kassay II Ken Katz Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Mike Keyes Kim and Darren Mrs. Catherine Kirschenmann Mrs. Evelyn M Kolb. Mr. J. Kritzer Compliments of LaBelle Products Mrs. Connie La Capra Patricia Lane Mr. and Mrs. James Lanzara Barbara Lardiere Joyce Lardiere Mr. and Mrs. Daniel La Torraca Arthur Lauer Mr. Bob Lawless Mrs. Lillian Lehrman Joanne Leone John Leone Jimmy Loffredo Mr. and Mrs. Louis Loffredo Dawn Marie Lombard Lots of Luck—Stay with it Lou and Willie Peggy and Louie Lovey Paul Lundy Mrs. Theresa Lundy William James Lundy. Sr. Mrs. A. Macris Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Madera Mr. and Mrs Carlo B. Maida Bobby Malone Mr. and Mrs. George J. Marshall Mr. Grover Marshall Marty, Jr. Theresa Mastranfonio The Matten Family Maureen and Bill Mr. and Mrs. John Mauriello Mrs. Maggie S. May Mr. and Mrs. P. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. McEnroe Harry and Ann McEnroe Mrs. Regma D McGeary Miss McLaughlin Mrs. Laurette McNiel Larry Melia Angela Melillo Mr. and Mrs. J. Melillo The Melito Family Melvin Stinson and Linda Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mercuro Lucy Messina Lou Messinger Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mignelli Mr. and Mrs. C. Mihlon Mr. and Mrs. Clinton D. Miller, Sr. Lois Minskoff John Monaco Mr. and Mrs. Sal Mondo and Daughters John Montagna Mr. J. Morello Joe Morgan Mr. Jonathan Morris Vincent Morrone Freddie Morrow. Jr. Mrs. Maroaret Mulhare Jean and Charles Muscolina Silvio Nardiello Mrs Madeline Nasissi Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Ncsta Maria Niforatos Maria Theresa Niforatos Mazie M. Nippes Mrs. Nippes Robert Pearson Mrs Helen O'Boyle Mrs. Evelyn Opaiak Mr. Morris S. Orlan Mr. H. Otero George C. Owens Michael Panigrosso Miss Bridget Papa Hope Papouchis Frieda Papouchis Paulette 124 'Patnam Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Pennimpedc Anna Pentimone Guido Potruccelli Angela Picone John Pierio Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pitts Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Pitts Sflt. Willie C. Pitts. U.S.M.C. George and Grace Pizzcra Noldin Pogion Allan Pole Miss Rae Pompilio Mrs. Alma Poskitt Lawrence Potts Fiore Purcell Mrs. Josephine Purcell Mrs. M. Raccuglla Pat Raccuglia Mrs. John Raidt Joseph Raimo Louis Raimo Lucy Raimo Mary Raimo Jimmy Randazzo Adele Reed Joseph Reed Mr. Cornell C. Reeves Alex Rensullo Adelia Ribeiro Ernie Ricciardelli Mrs. Rose Ritncr Anthony Riviello Mrs. J. Rizzo Mr. J. Rizzo Ro Doe Mr. Jesse Robertson Carlos Rodriguez Lois and Ronnie Joseph William Romaniello Mr. and Mrs. William Romano Rosie and Family Cathy Ruddy Miss Edna Rupp Doris. Donald. Russell Catherine Russo Peter V. Ryan Nancy E. M. Ryan Rachel Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Sabatino Eleanor Salvatoriello Joe Santora Irene Sapeta Walter Sapeta Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Satanick Frank and Norm Scbastiano Security Aluminum George Ernest Seymour Margaret Scarola Mr. and Mrs. George W. Scott Sharonc and Grant Mr. and Mrs. P. Sheridan Miss Sarah Smalls Mr. J. Harry Smith James R. Sofka Mr. and Mrs. James Sofka Sandra Sommese Mr. Carmine Spisso Janina M Stec Rev. John Sykes Joan Ann Sabolchick Sam Mr and Mrs. J. A. San Giacomo Louise Sedicino Josephine Sedicino Mr. and Mrs. N. Sedicino Sharon and Teddy Mr. William Shulman John Sierchio Mort Silverman James Singerline Samuel Sims and Family Edward Smith Mr. and Mrs. George Stillwell Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson and Alice Mrs. E. Szymanik The Tamburino Family Tina Tomaselli Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Tomaselli Toni and Carmen Toni the Tiger V I.P. Mike Torluccio Good Luck-—Mike Torluccio Mrs. Anne Torre Lois Towlcn Albert Traettino. Jr. Sophie Trebus Louis R. Trento A. M. Tremme! Mary Turco William C. Tyler Theresa Valeo Mark M. Ventola Connie Verano Judi Verano Sam Verano Mrs. Lillie Vester Santiago Veve Albert Visico Mr. John W. Vogel John Von Suppiny Mr. Joseph Vos. Jr. Clarence E. Vunte and Family Gertrude Ward Thomas J. Waters Gideon P. Wattez Mr. D. J. Weegar Bill Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. Byrd E. West Mr. and Mrs. Frederick West Mrs. Gcorgiana West Mr. Robert West Dana R. Whitehead Samuel Wigfall. Jr. R. Williams Wish You Luck Mrs. Ann Wolff Patty Karlan. Manuela Wood The Wood Family Robert Wooten. Jr. Robert Wooten, Sr. Walter H. Wright Walter Wright Jonnie Wyckoff Miss Betty Yanelli William Yelverton and Son Mrs. Theresa Yurovaty Harry Zaepfel Mrs. D. Zanni Tony Zarrello The Zschack Family 125 AD 3-1300 Best Wishes to My Son FRED and His Classmates from the Shackamaxon Country Club Fred De Vesa, Sr. BANQUETS and PRIVATE PARTIES SCOTCH PLAINS. N. J. COMPLIMENTS C. 6 B SHELL SERVICE 900 MT PROSPECT AVENUE NEWARK NEW JERSEY We Made It! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 196-4 LOVE Homeroom 65 JoANN and ANTHONY CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER REGINA CAROL BARILLARI MR. and MRS. DeCHfcISTOFORO DANEA BREMEN RICHARD BIONDI CONGRATULATIONS LEO HOPP PHARMACY JOE CALAMINICI •400 ORANGE STREET NEWARK. NEW JERSEY JOSE CARRERAS MIKE'S BARBER SHOP JAMES CAPEZIO 200 BROADWAY NEWARK 4. NEW JERSEY CARMINE CICURILLO MARY ANN DE LEONARDO Congratulations to My Sister SANDRA ANN CAR IDA and the JUNE CLASS OF 1964 MARIE CARIDA - Class of Jane 1962 ANNETTE DE SIMONE FRED DE VESA BOB FETCH GOOD LUCK JOHN BATTISTA Aunt Linda. Uncle Michael and Cousin Jackie HENRY FONT SUSAN GAROFALO COMPLIMENTS OF STAN GOGLIA HOMEROOM 91 BRUCE GOULD TONI GUARINO SHARON HERDADE Compliments of the Family of GAIL HOLMES WALTER GENUARIO ELEANOR JAORSKY PETER KURUS FRANK LENAR Compliments of RICHARD LEVANDA BLANCHE MARTINEZ ALS CONFECTIONERY GALENA MILSZYN 210 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. New Jersey SUSAN NEELEY TONY NORCIA ANGELA PARKER Best Wishes to the HENRY POLITE SENIOR CLASS OF JUNE 1964 JANIS PUZO HOMEROOM 63 VITO ROCCIA PAUL ROLLERI NORINA SACCARDI To My Niece. JO ANN CATALDO GIVEN SCOTT GIORDANO S BAKERY HOWARD TOFFEY HOWARD ZAGORIN 33 Seventh Avenue Newark. New Jersey Congratulations MA 3-1047 Newark Teachers Union Nick's Food Market 344 West Market Street Good Luck to the CLASS OF 64 from Best Wishes to Congratulations to MV DAUGHTER from Best Wishes to Mrs. Mildred Picone Our Mrs. Mary Cataldo Our Daughter Son PATTY VINNIE INNEO Ml 2-4096 Hate's Food Market To Regina from An Alumnus and THE SENIOR CLASS PI 3-7400 Compliments of from Pride Modernisers Inc. General Building Contractors Frank Stella Mom Union. N. J. Mom Borok's Furniture Company Open Mon., Wed. and Fri. until 9 P.M. and Dad Congratulations to JAMES SOWERBROWER and the CLASS OF JUNE 1964 Dad Judy and 888 Broad Street Newark. N. J. Verona Sweet Shop 284 Verona Avenue Newark. N. J. Anthony Congratulations from Best Wishes from Whitlock's Sweet Shop Bertha Angolone COMPLIMENTS OF MEMBERS OF LOCAL 413 I. U. E., AFL-CIO THOMAS CONXSON PRESIDENT Best Wishes ROBERT KLEMM HARDWARE WA 3-5877 Best Wishes GENERAL CONTRACTORS SERVICE ALL ELECTRIC WORK HUmboldt 2-4255 LEO MULLIGAN JOHN J. MULLIGAN O SON MOVERS Conveyors of Fine Furniture 447 Summer Avenue Newark 4, New Jersey Plymouth 9-3847 Tony - Buddy SILVER LAKE AUTO SERVICE Specializing in Automatic Transmissions Scientific Electronic Tune-up 22 Brook Street (in rear) Belleville, New Jersey DcVINCENZO FAMILY MIKE. SR. - MIKE. JR. - ADELINE - LINDA Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1964 Homeroom 51 MARY ACCORDINA NICKY IANUZELI ROBERT RUSSO BERNARD BLACK DJELAL KADIR LOU SCANZILLO JERY BRUNO FRANK MATULLO JOE SICA JACKIE CASTELLO VINNIE INNEO LOUIS SODA DONNA CAMPOLATTARO KATHY MARTINO JOE TRONOLONE DOTTY DEL GUERCtO RUSSEL MILLER FLORENCE SOKA FRAN Dl GIOVANNI IDA NATALIZO JANET VERANO NICK DORSI JACKIE ORCINOLA JAMES VEXTOLA VINNIE FARINA MARION PENNELLA JOE VITELLO DIANE FREDA JOE PURCELL DAISEY WHITE SYLVIA GUARINO LINDA ROSANO ANN WHYCKOFF Little Chef Pizza” WILLIAMS FOOD PRODUCTS INC. NEWARK. N. J. Good Luck to Our Nephews ANTHONY VITIEILO and JOSEPH PURCELL SAM. JOSIE, FIORE PURCELL Best Wishes ARLEEN and KATHY from CLUB VOGUE Toni, Irene, JoAnn. Marysue, Elaine HU 4-4637 MICHAEL SEBASTIAN CARPENTER 41 3 No. Seventh Street Newark. New Jersey DONALDS STORES INC. 581 Orange Street Newark 7, New Jersey Good Luck to the CLASS OF 1964 from MR. and MRS. LOUIS DeLUCA Best Wishes from JOHN BREZNAK Congratulations from ANTHONY F. GIALANELLA DAD MOM THE NIPPES FAMILY ART GAY Best Wishes to the BARRINGER CLASS OF ’64 from Qale Studios PHOTOGRAPHERS 32 HALSEY STREET NEWARK. N. J. HUmboldt 3-3353 Established 1898 ROBSON PLUMBING and HEATING CO. PLUMBING. HEATING and TINNING OIL BURNER and AIR CONDITIONING INSTALLATIONS Authorized Dealer: Quiet Automatic Oil Burner 269 BROADWAY NEWARK 4. NEW JERSEY Compliments of FANTASY SPORTSWEAR CO. To My Son FRANK from MR. and MRS. F. FERRARI Good Luck to Our Daughter ANNETTE from MR. and MRS. LOUIS GRASSO Best Wishes to BLANCHE MARTINEZ MARTIN JEWELERS Your friend and jeweler, specializing in PEARLS - STAR SAPPHIRES - JADE WATCHES — TOP NAME BRANDS Retail at Wholesale Prices 102 PARK PLACE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY MICHAELS QUALITY FOODS (Quality Means Reputation. We Have Both) Michael Thomas. Proprietor 223 Washington Street Newark, New Jersey Best Wishes to MIKE from MR. and MRS. T. BISCHAK BI 2-9403 TA 4-9415 LUCERNE RESTAURANT John Thomas. Proprietor 1152 Broad Street Newark. New Jersey HU 3-4134 Robert D. Smith, Jr., Reg. Pharm. ARNOLD’S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Prompt Free Delivery for Your Drug Wants, Cosmetics Prescriptions Called for and Delivered 683 Mt. Prospect Avenue, Corner Heller Parkway Newark. New Jersey HU 4-7784 Compliments of MICHAEL A. PICCIOTTOLI PLUMBING and HEATING Repairs - New Installation - Remodeling Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1964 McDonough funeral home 637 Broadway Newark. New Jersey HUmboldf 3-9497 ITALIAN-AMERICAN GROCERIES FRED FINELLI 63 - 6th Avenue Newark. New Jersey CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1964 Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1964 BARBONES CHEVRON SERVICE STATION 539 Bloomf ia Avenue Newark. New Jersey COMPLIMENTS OF RAT BRUNO Best Wishes to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1964 Compliments of THE BIG M TRUCKING INC. Vincent Mondo. President 32 Montgomery Street Bloomfield. New Jersey Congratulations to JoANN from JIM. VITO. JOHN PROCOPIO PENTAGON BARBER HOT COMB HAIR STYLIST 635 Jorelemon Street Belleville, New Jersey CONGRATULATIONS FROM PEI WEE'S COMPLIMENTS OF JIMMY LOGAN and UNCLE LAVANT REYNOLDS MR. and MRS. ESPOSITO Congratulate the r Daughter MARGARET Good Luck to the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1964 ABADABA KLUB INC. PURCELL BROS. Best Wishes for Future Success to the JUNE 1964 GRADUATING CLASS THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION NEWARK. SOUTH ORANGE. NORTH CALDWELL NEW JERSEY Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations from JUNE CLASS OF 1964 ANTHONY ROMANO Mr. and Mr . L. Mattina 348 North llth Street Newark, New Jersey HUmboldt 3-8082 Joseph Gialanella and Sons PARK AVE. MARKET SELF SERVICE FOOD MARKET 280 Park Avenue Also at 1919 Boulevard, Seaside Park, N. J. Larry’s Delicatessen Fine Line Quality Cold. Cuts Congratulations ▲ A Compliments of R. Bongo, Prop. CHICK'S MARKET 401 Lincoln Avenue Newark, New Jersey 18 First Avenue Bloomfield, N. J. Friend ARROW SAVINGS and HU 2-7963 Class LOAN ASSOCIATION 120 So. Orange Avenue Newark, N. J. 07103 Bill Cooper’s Dividends Per Annum - Compounded Quarterly Savings Insured up to $10,000.00 First Ave. Liquor Shop of Drive-In Window Service from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays to 8:00 p.m. Parking on Premises 295 First Avenue (Bet No. 10th 11th Sts Newark. N. J. ’22 Congratulations to HU 5-9694 GLORIA GIALANELLA VINNY ORSINI Anthony Coiffures Complete Beauty Service A FRIEND — We Aim to Please ROBERT GAIDA 283 No. 7th Street Newark, N. J. BEST WISHES W. C. EHRET BEST WISHES MR. B. MALCOLM 19 Taylor Straet Newark. New Jersey CONGRATULATIONS from DR. and MRS. MICHAEL L. CABOT Newark, New Jersey CONGRATULATIONS from ERNIE S SWEET SHOP Newark, New Jersey Congratulations to Our Daughter DOROTHIA MR. and MRS. JOSEPH DEL GUERCIO COMPLIMENTS OF WONDER BEAUTY SHOP 60 Beacon Street The BEST Wishes You're the BEST!! CONGRATULATIONS from MR. JERRY FRUCCI HUGH J. ADDONIZIO MAYOR NEWARK 2. NEW JERSEY I wish to convey to the graduating class of June 1964 my very best wishes for their success in the future. With kindest regards. I am Sincerely. Hugh J. Addonizio Mayor DEBBIE S SWEET SHOPPE 341 Montclair Avenue Newark. New Jersey Congratulations to Our Daughter VICKI and the CLASS OF JUNE 1964 MR. and MRS. I. J. VENTURINI Congratulations from CELENTANO BROTHERS INC. “BEST IN ITALIAN FOODS' Compliments of A FRIEND Best Wishes to Best Wishes ANNETTE GRASSO from 482-8142 Good Will Publishers Publishers of Grandma and Aunt Nicky Best Wishes Fine Religious Books 790 Broad Street Newark. N. J. Best Wishes Best Wishes Mike’s Market Knapp Cushion Sole Shoes 772 Harrison Avenue Harrison, N. J. Mcgaro Memorial iiomc 790 Broad Street Newark. N. J. G. Santuso. Manager Best Wishes Congratulations Engineered Lighting A tx C Liquors Mfg. Co. 790 Broad Street Newark. N. J. 622-9781 Pctolino Florist Flowers Telegraphed Best Wishes to the Graduates of June 1964 Mrs. M. Orgopetolino Proprietor Member I.B.T. Local 575 341 ROSEVILLE AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY Mr. and Mrs. J. Wyckoff 253 Orange Street Newark. N. J. EDDY WIST CHIEF PETTY OFFICER. UNITED STATES NAVY 1964 BEST WISHES ST. LUCY'S KITCHEN WORKERS To Our Niece PAT from MR. and MRS. E. NANFRIA CONGRATULATIONS Compliment of BURNS FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS 0. BELFIORE GROCERY and DELI 426 Orange Street Newark. New Jersey HUmboldt 3-8038 ORSINI S CITIES SERVICE AUTO REPAIRS Tires, Batteries and Car Wash Corner SprinQdale Avenue and North 12th Street Newark. New Jersey Best of Luck to the GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1964 HOMEROOM 3 3 In Memory of MILDRED DE BENEDICTS To Our Daughter MICHAELE FONTANELLA LOVE MOM and DAD TO CAROL BRESSON from AUNT ANGIE MORTS MARKET 509-5-13 Summer Avenue Newark, New Jersey Congratulations to JOANN CATALDO LOVE AUNT MILLIE and UNCLE JOE BEST WISHES Joseph Nesto Company Phone 483-9336 SONNY and JERRY J (tousL FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS FLOWERS BY WIRE 87 BROADWAY Where Bloomfield Avenue Meets Broadway NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1964 ANGELA DE LUCA HU 2-3248 HU 3-9796 LOU CAPUTO FLORIST Member of Newark Retail Florist Association Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Service Member of New Jersey State Florist Association 51 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, N. J. HUmboldt 2-9228 Sam R. Sieo, Proprietor SWANK MEN S SHOP Monogramming 185 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. New Jersey We Wish GERARD RAIMO Luck in the Future YOUR FRIENDS IN THE POST OFFICE Congratulations to the JUNE 1964 CLASS MRS. JIAN ACCORDINO Congratulations to the GRADUATES OF 1964 MR. and MRS. WARDELL HUmboldt 5-4191 RIZZITELLO S FLORIST 425 Bloomfield Avenue Newark 7, New Jersey CONGRATULATIONS from AMELIA and MICHAEL GENITEMPO BUY SODA BY THE CASE We Deliver to Your Home Phone HU 2-3823 ROBERT RUSSO DISTRIBUTOR WHY BOTHER WITH BOTTLES LET US DO THE LUGGING Congratulations to Our Daughter KATHLEEN BUCHAN and the CLASS OF '64 NAT'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP Wc Specialise in All Types of Shoo Shined 584 Orange Street Newark. New Jersey Best Wishes to MICHAELS from JOSEPH M. MARASCO and SON PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS HU 2-5046 Groceries WE DELIVER ATLAS FOOD (r LIQUOR. INC. 198 Broadway Newark. New Jersey Good Luck to RICHARD from the BIONDI FAMILY Sincerett Wishes to ANTHONY VITIELLO from AL CANE COMPLIMENTS MERCO-CANDY TOBACCO CO. 82 Verona Avenue Newark. New Jersey PI 3-7400 Congratulations to FRANC INE Dl GIOVANNI from the Dl GIOVANNI BROS, and PRIDE MODERNIZERS Lots of Luck to JO ANN CATALDO DENISE TERESA BEST WISHES from EIGHTH WARD NON-PARTISAN CLUB Mitchell 3-7124 MUrdock 6-9437 HUmbddt 5-3097 |. C. C. 42297 GALDO GOOD SONS SERVICE GROCERY TRUCKING - WAREHOUSING Trailer and Pool Car Distributions M. GALDO - A. GALDO NEWARK FARMERS MARKET NEWARK 5. NEW JERSEY Best W.ihei to the CLASS OF 1964 The Best of Luck to DOLORES from HUmboldt 2-5948 You Call - We Deliver Vhco's Pitta Piei and Rcttaurant Bigelow 2-4131 E. Miller Gr Sons, Inc. FUEL OIL SERVICE Burner Service Sale • Installation 24 Hour Service N. J. Licensed Home Repair Contractor 276 Bergen Street Newark 3. N. J. Ed and Mary Kelsch Savage Smallwood and Family Beit of Luck to all the the Graduatei Luck Congratulations to Our Daughter LINDA Homeroom 26 Mr. and Mr . Joseph Rotano 485-9557 Compliments of Salon 170 Congratulations to OUR FRIENDS Miss Ferraro’s Homeroom 41 Congratulates and Wuhei GRADUATES Of JUNE 1964 Congratulations to SHIRLEY WILSON from Eddie Wilion High Styling Joyce and Mary Jo 170 Bloomfield Avenue Newark. N. J. Period No. 2 U. S. History Class Best of Luck In the Future to the JUNE CLASS OF 1964 Homeroom 63 COMPLIMENTS of Mr. and Mr . Fred Forina HU 5-4374 SOMETHING NEW HAS BEEN ADDED! 585 ORANGE STREET. NEWARK. NEW JERSEY THE ROSEVILLE BAKERY ANNOUNCES ITS CATERING SERVICE FOR Graduations, Birthdays. Weddings, Showers. Etc. (Cold Buffet) Complete Package Plan includes: Roast Beef Potato Salad Pickles Turkey Cole Slaw Lettuce Ham Macaroni Salad Tomatoes Capicola Baked Beans Celery Pruzzitini Dinner Rolls Scallions Genoa Salami Rye Bread Coffee Swiss Cheese Spanish Olives Cream Provolone Cheese Stuffed Olives Sugar American Cheese Black Olives Mustard Paper Supplies: Forks. Spoons. Plates. Cake Plates. Napkins. Tablecloths AND —A BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED PARTY CAKE!! ALL THIS FOR ONE LOW PRICE The 1963-1964 BARRINGER STUDENT COUNCIL Congratulates the CLASS OF JUNE 1964 MR. HILTON OTERO Advisor FRANK G. ABATE President DEJAL KADIR Vice President JOSEPH J. FUSCO T reasurer SANDRA CARIDA Recording Secretary MARION PENNELLA Corresponding Secretary FRIENDS Compliments of OF WALTER GENUARIO SMART SET SPORTSWEAR P. YABLONSKI and LINGERIE H. ROSE I. STARR The New Shop with that “Smart Look J. M. MURPHY A TORTORIELLO. SR. A TORTORIELLO. JR. S. PAGANO H. OXMAN B. MILAN S. GRANDE 185 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK. NEW JERSEY 1. oAlN 1 AfNLafcLU J.' BUCKALO T. CIFELLI Congratulations to L. PELUSO DOLORES JACKSON S. WEINTRAUB G. MACERA THE REDDICK FAMILY A. PETROZZINO J. CAPEZIO T. R ITCH WOOD TO THE JUNE GRADUATES MAY YOU ALWAYS HAVE HEALTH and HAPPINESS L. MAUTONE C. DAVIE from ATHLETIC 60 P. DOHERTY J. LARDIERI J. CASTORO M. F. CORBO C. SARNO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF JUNE ’64 C. WALKER L. WEISS 777 F. LUCIANO ALPHA PHI KAPPA father Son Association BARRINGER HIGH SCHOOL Newark, New Jersey ALWAYS WORKING TOGETHER COMPLIMENTS OF BIG NICK and SMASH from “THE CORNER SNACK BAR 41 Sixth Avenue Newark, New Jersey We Wish the Best of Luck to Our Niece DOLORES on Her Graduation from DAVID WHITE and FAMILY GOOD LUCK and BEST WISHES Homeroom 69 BEST WISHES and GOOD LUCK from Homeroom 67 MAY GOOD FORTUNE. LOVE AND HAPPINESS ALWAYS FOLLOW THE JUNE CLASS OF 1964. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES HOMEROOM 35 Congratulations to the JUNE CLASS OF 1964 from a Former Graduate ROBERT FIORINI Boit Wishes to LINDA LOVE The Todaro Family Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 64 Homeroom 91 MA 4-0474 Compliments of Able Portable Electric Tool Company 395 MULBERRY STREET NEWARK 2. NEW JERSEY FULL LINE OF ELECTRIC TOOLS COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE We wish to express our deepest appreciation to our many friends and patrons. Without their generous contributions, the publication of the Athenaeum June 1964 would not have been possible. The Editors