Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 362 of the 1972 volume:

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HAZELTON CAROL HENRY KIRBY HENDERSON JACQUELINE HENRY JOAN HENEAGE JOAN HERDADE HERNAN HERNANDEZ ERIC HICKS RAMON HERRERA DENISE HILL GILBERT HERNANDEZ ANITA HICKS JERI ANN HOLST BARBARA HOOD DENISE HOLT LISA HOPKINS LINDA HOLT WILLIAM HUN LOCK EVELYN IRREARY CHERYL JACKSON RALPH IRIZARRY PATRICIA JACKSON CARLTON JACKSON PINIES JACKSON CLARA JEANNETTI JO ANN JOHNSON PABLO JIMENEZ CAROL JONES ALLEN JONES DEBRA JONES LONNIE JONES LEROY JONES DENNIS JONES RONALD JONES THOMAS JONES CLIFTON JOYNER LORRAINE KAPLAN DORIS KEARNEY CANKA KOJCHEYSKI MICHELE KELLY KIM KERSHAW JONNY KOONE IRENE KNIERIN MRYNA LABBY GF.RARD KUPCHACK SANTOS LAMBERTY DONNA LAVER THOMAS LA FERA CATHRINE LAWTON I I HARRY LEE JOANN LePORE MARILYN LEE JANET LESTER MYRA LEGRA DAVID LEWIS GAIL UNDER LAWRENCE LIOS NILDA LOPEZ OSIROS LOPEZ I WINFRED LITTLEJOHN KATLEEN LORDI I M ROBERT LOWERY DULCE MACHADO EMMA MACK LUIS MALDONADO SHARON MALLARD DIANE MANNERS GORDON MAPLES ISABELLE MAQUEIRA MIREILLE MARCEL DENISE MARSHALL MARY SABEL MAQUEIRA DEBRA MARTELU DEBORAH MARTIN ROSA IDA MARTINEZ ANGEL MARTINEZ JACQUELINE MARTINEZ SONYA MARTINEZ VALERIE MARZENO ANNIE MAYS EVERTON Me KIE MICHELE MAZZUCA WILLIAM MEANS WALTER Me COY RAPHAEL MEDINA MIGDALIA MENDEZ JOSEPH MIGLIACCIO GERARD MERK ANNA MILIGAN JACQUELINE MIDDLETON CYNTHIA MILLER GARRY MITNAUL JOHN MONROE CURTIS MITCHELL WAYNE MOLCHAN SELIME MERAK PAMELA MONTAGUE ENNISE MOORE YVETTE MORALES EUNICE MOORE WILLIAM MORGAN THERESA MOORE MARCO MORRESSI I EARL MORTON WALTER MORTON JACQUELINE MORSE ROXANNE MORTON PAUL MORTON JR. DONALD MO YE ANN MARIE NITTOLJ WILLIAM O'BRIAN GARY NOTTE ANDREA NUNEZ STEVEN OJEDA THOMAS O'NFAL FRANCISCO ORTEGA ANTHONY OSETTO YVONNE ORTIZ ROXANNE OUTLAW JOYCE ONION JULIO ORTEZ LINDA PACE EVELYN PALUMBO ROSE PADILLA MARTHA PARAVAT I ANNA PALMA DANIA PA RCA STEPHANIE PARKER YOLANDA PATTERSON PATRICIA PARSONS GLORIA PAVELCHAK RICHARD PASSERINI MARIA PEARCE (P� DONALD PENDLETON HECTOR PEREZ ANNA PEREZ KATHY PERRY ROSE PENNACCHIO ANNA PERRILLO FLORENCE PE SC I MARYANN PETRETTA SARAH PINCKNEY HENRY PISANO ROSANNE PICCIOTTOLI RENEE POSEY V' VICKIE PRAVATA SUSAN RAKAUCKAS PAULINE PRETTO MARIA RALET JUAN PRADOS BARBARA RACIOPPI DAISY RAMOS MERCEDES RAMOS JOHN RAYAM JO ANN REGISTER JAMES RAN SON JOYCE REGISTER LINDA REILLY JANET RICHARDSON j JESSE REDDICK HENRIETTA RICHARDS JUAN RIVAS ALEJANDRIA RIVERA ANA RODRIQUEZ DERNARD ROBERSON CARLOS RODRIQUEZ RHONDA ROBINSON CARMEN RODRIQUEZ I JANET RODRIGUEZ DEBORAH ROGERS MARIA RODRIGUEZ FRANC ISCA ROJAS MARILYN RODRICUEZ DENNIS ROLLER I RONALD ROLLINS THOMAS ROSA ADA ROMAN ELIZABETH ROTH NORMA ROMAN RUTH ROUNDTREE JUNE ROZELL JAMES RYANT DIANE ROUSE ENEIDA RUIZ SEFF.R SAFKAN MARIA SANCHEZ GEORGE SALVADOR SHEILA SALVATORE JOHN SANDELLA DONNA SANCIACOMO EFRAIN SANTIAGO GARY SAULLE MARIAN SANTIAGO DEBRA SARNO ILENE SAUNDERS PAMELA SAUNDERS BERTHA SAVVAS GLENN SCABET SHARON SAWYER ROBERT SEGARRA ISIL SEN KAN BERTRAM SHOCKLEY EARL SHACKLEFORD KENNETH SHAW JOHN SIBILIA WILMA SIERRA FERNANDO SILVA JOANNE SCARPELLO MARY SIMMONS BARBARA SMITH RICKY SIMS CHARLES SMITH DEBRA SMITH DIANE SORIANO JOSEPH SMITH JOHN SOTO SIDNEY SMITH NILSA SOTO EDDIE STATES BETTY STREETE ROSF.LL STATES PATRICK STRENARO RUB IE STOKES BEVERLEY STROYNY LINDA STROM ROSANN SUPPA BARBARA TAYLOR JACK TAYLOR DENISE THOMAS MILDRED TAYLOR JANICE THOMAS WILLIAM TILLERY MARIA TOBENAS GRACE TORA MARIA TORA INES TORRES DEBRA TOSI VICKIE TORAIN PATRICIA TORTORELLA donna trapper acoritsa triantogrannis DOUGLAS TUCKER NELGUN TURKMAN MARIA TRUJILLO VIRGIL TURNER STEVEN VALASQUE PAMELA VALEO PAUL VARELA CARL VAUCHAM LORNA VALDES LILLAN VALENTINE MARILU VEGA NANCY VEGA JUAN VELEZ DOLORES VENZIANO AIDA VELEZ MICHAEL VERNERE EDWARD VERNOTICA ANTOINETTE VINCI EARL WALKER LINDA WALKER ROSSANA VIZCAINO PAMELA WALKER JULIA WALSH GLORIA WARREN ELETHA WASHINGTON PATRICIA WASHINGTON SHAWN WASHINGTON JOHN WATKINS I JUDY WATKINS ALLAN WEST NANCY WEISSMAN CELESTE WELLS PATRICIA WEST STANLEY WHITAKER BARBARA WHITE KEVIN WHITLOCK CELESTE WHITE ELIZABETH WILLIAMS JUDY WILLIAMS LAMONT WILLIAMS RENEE WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WILLIAMS MICHELLA WILLIAMS YVONNE WILLIAMS RODNEY WILLIS CORINE WILSON JAMES WIMBERLY MICHELE WOOTEN EARL WILSON CAROLYN WRIGHT ROBERT WRIGHT KAREN YEACHSHEIN RAYMOND YARBOROUGH LINDA YOUNGBLOOD STUART ZAHAREK JANE ZEIGALLER JOSE ZAROGOZA JOSEPH ZENNA JUDITH ZENNA ROSEMARIE ZULLO RUSSELL BENEFIELD GEORGIA CHINA TERRELL EVERETT GLORIA WESTRY Wc remember the times when nature passed and they were with us. Nature still passes but somehow it's different .. Ralph Gory Felicia Zurawski Mildred Fertaro Eva Goldsmith Viola Corbo Fanny Bell Joyce Burt Eleanor George Rita Baldaccini Charlotte Eshleman Sue Green David Friess Joan Alyson Bennett Gilda Molinari Linda Kocian Joanne Accardi Anthony Alomia Margarita Amesti Angiola Alvarenga Adolphe Argand Franotie Alston Frank Antonacci Elizabeth Blackmon Orfeo Bcllomo Phillip Basilc Marion A. Bolden Veronica Brown Myron Borden George R. Brownlee Daisy Mac Blown Frances E. Bymc Naomi Braithwaite Alyson Burnett John Cascclla Alma Byron Dorothy Casey Joseph A. Ciccolini Carmeno Cicurillo Diamond Commisa Joseph Cordasco Eileen Coyle Michele Corbo Penni Coughlin Jcrlcan Daniels Linda Daniels Lawrence Del Visco Michael V. Daniels Alfonso Del Cuercio Paul Dcllanno Clara dcRodrigucz Esther Dickey MiUikin E. Dowdell Ralph Fanaroff Estelle Everson Michael Fitzsimmons Annctta Garner Robert Giacobbc Joanna J. Celias Joseph Get man Loretta Giangrandc Joanne Girkont i Mary Ann Godfrey Renac Glanzer Leon Grove Shirley Grundy Helen Grasso William Greenfield Vincent Guarino Eleanor Hankerson Douglas Hanks Horace A. Hayes Valeric Hill William K. Hope Barry Jackson Anita Hutton Joseph H. Ingaro Solomon S. Johnson Nathan H. Kantor Hi Leonard E. Kaplonski Fred Klock Lillian Kappstatter Louise Kessler Lillian Lehrman Concctta Kearney Felix Martino Madeline McCarthy Regina D. McGeary Lynn McKcc Otto M. Mclito Florence S. Morgan Judith Morlock John Morello Ellen N. Murphy Angel Luis Ortiz Engelbert Neumayer Michael A. Pallantc Helen V. Nunzio Lawrence Olson Frank Palumbo Donna Posteraro Angelina L. Ranieri Amy Robinson Peter M. Repoli James Robinson Joanne Rocco Cassandra Savoy Linda Steinbrueck Frank Vcrducci Patricia Vetter Altemus Tabron Enrica Valcntini Alfred Wagner, Jr. Regina Wright Through those who have passed, we gain hope - the light from which we use to find our way for an eternity. We remember them, we thank them. MR. MAX POLLACK — MR. JOSEPH GETMAN it spun around changing every day scenes the same pcople-the same? colors change blend together my dear color the season awaits your newness make me the new-of-my-being the kaleidoscope tells my fate (?) the never-the-same me the best-of-the-year being the kindness changing the old new my tears fall for my being as this place where we grow grew (?) i'm sorry year it seemed so cool i'm glad for being the newness-of-it awaits the coming fate (?) If a mail (pause he hear wears, hDwejti - rrw 7fU ct, Virgil Turner is movin' on up. On your mark, get set, go! yarn Joe Smith is getting in shape. Mr. Dowdell gives his team last words of advice. The loneliness of the long distant rtmner. Trotting over the last yards to get to the finish line. Assistant Coach Joseph Rosania R.4t V V r -eiTy- - OVNTY- T ATE CHAMPS ■j CUhl j Ln„ iSHAV ViuGhT CUHBERLAli] jcta Robbie Wright: All Newark, All County, All Moms-Essex County, All State, and All American. Dexter Cumberlander: All Newark, All County, All Morris- Essex County, and All State. Pete Shaw: All Newark, All County, All Morris-Essex County, and All State. JU BHRLAKDKii WitIGHT SriAaf CUK33RLAnDBR tfitIGxiT SHAW KhIG.iT XA1. DE:i TiilGHI u.iAt '■ - in 70 m T) Meet A Winning Team FIRST ROW: LEFT-M. Stevenson, C. Spiga, G. D'AIessandro, R. Striglia, V. Mcscc, R. Mike, G. Williams, F. FeiTante, C. Kupchack, F. Melvin. SECOND ROW: LEFT- A. Carr, C. Cage, P. Shaw, D. Cumberlander, R. Kinder, A. Reid, A. Arnold, D. Joyner, M. Mack, R. Wright. THIRD ROW: LEFT- D. Graham, G. DeVito, M. Williams, W. McCoy, T. Wright, A. Lee, S. Sass, V. River, J. Jones. FOURTH ROW: LEFT- F. Wilson, L. Chadwick, D. Anderson. Gerard Kupchak shows his versatility by doing the punting chores. Mean Fred Wilson closes in to make the stop. Sheldon Reynolds makes another touchdown catch. Pete Shaw scoring his first 6 points of the season against South Side. That Barringer defense was tc much for E. O. The scoreboard told the story. n o M £ H r s Dexter Cumberland tries for another one of his long TD'S. Pete Shaw congratulating Gerard Mr. Defenses' best day. Kuj chak on one of his 3 TD'S against ( Cie 0 6aii Big Blue maintains control of ball. Steve Lomuscio in scramble for ball. Caprio passes ball with head. SENIORS: FIRST ROW; RIGHT; Franklin Dean, Everton McKie, Frank Caprio, Joe Dauria. SECOND ROW: RIGHT; Sefer Saf-kan, Baycan Boyu, Larry Lios, Abraham Hurtado. Barringer intending to knock ball away. Jubilant bears after Hurtado's goal. FIRST ROW: LEFT; Joe Dauria, Jack Dauria, Cuglielmo Iellimo, Stew Lomuscio, Tony Seabra, Mehmet Kazak, Nick Giuliano, Franklin Dean. SECOND ROW: LEFT; Coach-Mr. Hcwson, Reginald Parris, Fernandez, Larry Lios, Sefer Safkan, Aladdin Boyu, Baycan Boyu, Abraham Hurtado, Wm Fernandez, Evcrton McKie, Frank Caprio. LING CITY CHAMPS WRESTLING CITY CHAMPS WRESTLING CITY CHAMPS 1972 WRE THEY BEGANT BUT WE CAM! 1S3HM U( SdWVHD A1I3 ONniSHdAI STLING CITY CHAMPS 1972 WRESTLING 0 “RASSLE ...” CITY CHAMPS 1972 WRESTLING CITY CHAMPS WRESTLING CHAMPS 1972 WRESTLING CHAMPS 1972 WRESTLING CHAMPS 1972 WRESTLING CHAMPS 1972 WRESTLING CHAMPS 1972 WRESTLING CHAMPS 1972 WRESTLING CHAMPS 1972 WRESTLING SdWVHD 9NmS3HM 2Z6I SdWVHD 0NmS3 IA ZL6 SdWVHD SENIORS: Donald Mayc, Efrain Santiago, Virgil Turner, Russel Benefield, Johnnie Koonce, Kim Kershaw. Barry! Graham. ° CHAMPS 1972 WRESTLING CHAMPS | SdWVHD ONnXSTHM ZL6 M STARTERS: DarTyl Davis 98 lbs., Isiaih Hall 106 lbs., Rubin Diaz 115 lbs., James Henry 123 lbs., Kim Jackson 123 lbs., Charles Cage 130 lbs., Gene Stokes 136 lbs., Robert Frisby 141 lbs., Dennis Joyner 148 lbs., Kim Kershaw 157 lbs., Arther Arnold 168 lbs., Dany Craham 178 lbs., Ulysses Rivers Hwt. Coaches - Michael Fitzsimons and Barry Jackson. ZL6 SdWVHD DMTIJ.S3HM ZL6 SdWVHD ONIHSidM ZL61 SdWVHD 71118 PaSc in Honor of Co ch Fitzsimmons CHAMPS 1972 WRESTLING Marvin Mack-Center. Captain-Ricardo Edwards-Guard. FIRST ROW: RIGHT-Peter Adams, Lembert Drake, Captain-Ricardo Edwards, Joe Arnold, Leonard Flowers. SECOND ROW: RIGHT-Coach-Millikin Dowdell, Paul Bowles, Marvin Mack, James Bailey, Gerald Williams. (Absent - Rod Benson). Rod Benson-Foward. Peter Adams-Guard. Paul Bowles-Roward. Gerald Williams reaching for rebound. 'Burger Rowe puts ball into play. James Bailey reaches over crowd for rebound. Captain, Ricardo Edwards sinks jumper from the corner. Big Mack leaps high over opponents for tap in. Rod Benson about to sink jumper over two defenders. FRONT ROW: LEFT; Yvonne Der-ricotte, Captain-Kathy Perry; SECOND ROW: LEFT; Coach-Miss Posteraro, Jacqueline Moate, Louise Maiden, Carol Brownlee, Veta Dc Vaughn, Sharon Williams, Jeannette Sellers, Patrice Boyd, Dorothea Ryles. Kathy Perry (RIGHT), Jumps high in the air to get the tip off. Mike Anthony Doug Banks Albert Hall Bill Alison „ . . . Captain. Wayne Molchan Daryl Lamply M mm Denise, 1 can't stand that mask, put your face back on. teniGHT Italian Italian Cultural Club Principals Advisory Committee XV. nycwfl. 4 « Science Club We leave a world of darkness entering a world of light and color not knowing who we are yet forced into focus. Borders ready to be brightened by brilliance shaded by sorrow. Innocent, bewildered, thrust into a savage and joyous place. Our birth, a Codsent miracle the absolute totality of organic yet composed of minute fragme by expo riel We discover things about the world in carefree childhood reaching beyond our grasp we achieve. Yet contentment often breaks and fades into a quiet continuum-eternity. SorQfctimes we wonder if dreams are in truth the reality. Disappointment always seems to accompany and crumble our achievements. Yet there is beauty. The totality of life consists of infinite emotion. Self-Knowledge - Our dreams and goals are unknown to men and even more unknown to us yet they lead, guide, provide infinitely changing, kaleiding possibilities, With death stalking the uncertain future like thunder from the sky and volcanic eruptions of colorful reaching hands. The density of our needs contrasts with these realities to make this environmental plane a heaven or hell, agonizing or joy. Constantly contrasting, defined by change we vibrate into eternity. Back we go, ever backward yet forward along life’s circular border, the eye of eternity. Seperating and merging endlessly. xen an e,yCf m MAD DO ' IMPERIAIKT DMMIE CHISHOLM vastowi Rce ect ♦he, • President McGovern, DEMOCRATIC IN DEPENDENT Congratulations to class of 1972 ... Best To The Class Of’72 BF.LLVILLECHAPTER ORDER Ol DE MOL AY Congratulations To ate Class Of I 72 CARUSO’S DRIVE IN dcctai irant mLo I nv i� nn t 939 Raymond Blvd. Newark. NJ. Prop. Joseph V. Caruso VINCENT’S ITALI AN STYLE Hot Dogs — Sausage - Subs S|b 112 Garsidc st. (Near Parle Ave.) Newark. NJ. 485-6449 WAY CLEANERS-236 6th. Avenue Newark. NJ. TCLEANERS 417 Oirnon Ave. Dry Cl3mmg Business And 362 So. Ounce Vc T T Cleaner COOPER’S LIQUIOR’S 594 Orange Street Fine Wines. Liquiors. Beer Prop. Pell, Sonnie. Harold Cooper Ciimk A NiCjiiw Svnrftvi rhw ?ji � jto JthriKt Sr NJ 0710 THE BERTRAND SP10TTA AGENCY Insurance Consultants 335 Roseville Avenue Newark, NJ. Phone 485-6720 £ Confabulations DR THOMAS HOLLAND JR.. D.D.S. uoca-vv vers of CoKfc. Mrs. L. Alvaranga Marie A. Bagby Liberty Bakery Phillip Basile Mrs. S. Bierenbaum Baycan Boyu The “Turk” Nancy Brango Sal Dclio George R. Brownlee Alma M. Byron Cancer Leo E.A. Edward H. Carbaugh Sr. “Love you always and a day to Shelly” Joseph Carollo Mr. Anthony Carrino Steve’s Cellar Mike Marques Shirley Ciccone Mr. Cicurillo Sam Patty Clarizio “Compliments of the 31 Club” William Conroy Maryann Cuff loves Joe LiBrizzi Felicia Cuozzo Mr. Mrs. Michael Daniels Joseph DcFilippo Mr. Paul Dellanno Liz DeLuca Dennis M. Dent Clarence DiChiara Fedlc Bruni 4 ever A Friend A Friend A Friend Terry Fuller Janis Gaillard M rs. L. M. Garris Gerard K. Kathy R. Gialanella’s Newark Mrs. R. Glanzcr Mrs. Rosetta Goins Mr. Joseph Greco Mrs. Eleanor Hankcrson Mr. George Harold “Congratulations to Rahmisee E. Hazelton” Mr. Mrs. Albino Hcrdade; “Luck and Prosperity to the Class of 1972” Elton E. Hill: Bus Admin Mrs. Valeric Hill William K. Hope Mr. Joseph Ingaro JoeG. Pat G. “72” Mrs. Correen Jones Joe M. Esther G. JoeZ. Renee A. “Best wishes from the Kantor Klan” 11 mmmmi E. J. Neumayor crf BilMcser ■rs Concettu Kcarnc y bottise Kcs'k-r leroyfiWarv 4 ife Florcnce A. Lindsay Mrs-£heryl LuSanc Madelyn “72” Manny Karen Margutriiu . Bobb Louis MapMricos Bernard Mafrazzo Wcrducci Bra Centre ill. Washington lations to our sister 40s from: Tom Chcric H Yanclli Richard Richard G assandra Sav Mrs. Joyce Moore Mr. John Morelloj Marimae Mrugal Mark •Huro'SK)i “Nate the Snake” - ShirlevSeav Cindv cm THCif MO HMt «fwy fwifHtec a Rivcn Ttct WI MM? TH(HiftVfS MV KfMH CvT IfffiTn tiy TO HUP onm-------- IgLEBNffE IfHf mb RM ml I to THE rn BEHlVDfR I 5ET- ml � ■ srwtes; TOB IJI n MCilM Mr . W row «■ UK MUKHMAt tfwut rmrnm � Mf ntm com. UM oSMoot nwnumiiuiAk 00 Si'S rrlorifcom not FRESHMAN YEAR In we came, all 800 of us, we were making a whole new beginning as Barringerites. The first few days were hectic as we tried to adjust to high school life. The upperclassmen just added to our confusion with their tricks and pranks and offered us no assistance. However it was not long before we figured out how to follow the hall numbers and after memorizing our schedules we were able to find all our classrooms, even if we got there 15 minutes late. Our first introduction to school activities was a pep rally. After being pushed and shoved we finally found seats and got settled. The band came into the gym first followed by the twirlers and cheerleaders and then our football team was introduced. The school spirit spread among us and we felt like we were a part of the school. In the months to follow we began to learn and experience many tilings. By the middle of the year we felt we were really ”IN . Already we began laughing at some of the mistakes we made in the first few weeks of school. One of the most oblivious things was our dress style. We all came into school wearing sneakers and sweat socks. How were we suppose to know that the apache, Scarlet O'Hara, and Harlow look were just a few of the in styles of dress. Time passes quickly and soon we took our final exams. Only then did we realize that come September we would be big time sophomores. With this thought in mind we happily set off for our summer vacations. SOPHOMORE YEAR September came and this year we entered the school with a new feeling of pride. We were sophisticated sophomores and thought we knew everything there was to know. Now we could look down our noses at the dumb freshmen and had only two grades to look up to and admire. We were definitely with it as far as fashion goes. Bell bottom pants, bell sieves, mini's and maxi's were part of our dress. Bench warmers were the outer garment to wear to football games. The year was shortened by a teachers strike. When we got back to school we were too busy having fun and fooling people with our devilish pranks that we did not notice how fast time was passing. We left school for vacation knowing that in September we would have a new responsibility as upperclassmen. JUNIOR YEAR This year we found ourselves more serious than we were in previous years. We settled down and gave more thought to our school work. We were next in line and would soon be the leaders of the school. We would be the ones to set a good example to the underclassmen. This year hair” was the in thing. Hair was worn in many styles such as braids, shags, afro’s or just long and straight. Fashions also changed. Knee length tie up boots were worn. Wearing hot pants also became popular and jeans were worn by both sexes. There were many new dances out such as the Jersey Slide , Funky Chicken , and the Breakdown . The Junior Dance was successful and a prize was given to the person wearing the hottest hot pants. In February there was a teachers strike which kept us out of school for two months. When we finally returned to school we began to make plans for our last year at Barringer. Soon June came and we all looked forward to a peaceful vacation. SENIOR YEAR We anxiously started this year ready to tackle any problems that may arise. With Pete Shaw as president and Miss Murphy and Mr. Ciccolini as advisors we were determined to make this year the best year B.H.S. ever had. Problems did arise such as the date of the prom and where graduation was to be held but everything was worked out. Senior year was a busy year for most people. College applications had to be sent out, senior dues had to be paid and there were meetings to attend. Regardless of all the rushing around there was a happy atmosphere surrounding seniors. The yearbook was also a big success. It's creative originality surprised many seniors. How could it go wrong with Debi Sarno as editor-in-chief and Mr. Di Gerlando and Mr. Lowy as advisers. Our football team had a successful year too. It had a perfect undefeated record and took the title of City Champs . As June approached we realized that Barringer has been like a second home to us. All our high school days, from frightened freshmen days, to sophisticated sophomore days, to jubilant junior days and finally to swinging senior days had been centered around Barringer and its activities. Although we were all anxious to graduate we couldn’t decide whether to rejoice or cry for we realized that we would surely miss our other home . But we knew we had to use what we had learned here and apply it to the outside world. So with this in mind, we the class of 72', came in like cubs and left like Big Bears. 4 ft i • . . Jr _ .t •V •'■• { V -in