Bloomfield High School - Memories Yearbook (Bloomfield, NJ)

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JOHN ROSAMILIA Presidenf CLASS JUNIOR Presldenf ............................., John Rosamllna Vice-President ........ ....... D iane Fabricaiore Secretary ............, ....... M argaref Gianefti Treasurer ......... ...... G us Amoresano SOPHOMORE Presidenf ...................,.......... Peter Halstead Vice-President ...........,..,,., Diane Fabricatore Secretary .....,. ..... E Iizabeth Fastige Treasurer ........ ...,... R obert Bianco OFFICERS GUS AMORESANO Treasurer MARGARET GIANNETTI Secretary DIANE FABRICATORE Vice-President 25

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MR. FRANK BRUNETTO Mr. Brunetto, the boys' competent guidance counselor, ioined us at the beginning of our junior year. Mr. Brunetto replaced Mr. Knakal as our sophomore boys' counselor. Replacing someone is a difficult iob to perform, but Mr. Brunetto came through with flying colors. His understanding and patience helped the senior boys to overcome their prob- lems. Through his expert guidance, he helped many of the boys to mold their future. The Senior Class would like to thank him for his untiring efforts which helped us through our memorable years at Bloomfield High School. CLASS ADVISDFIS MISS BARBARA VAN PATTEN Along with good times, high school years bring problems. Miss Van Patten, class counselor, was someone to whom the girls could turn for advice and reassurance. Her friend- liness and pleasant manner made it possible to discuss both li scholastic and personal matters. Often it was refreshing to sit and chat with her, for no matter how busy, she found time to speak with a girl. This past year, when many were confused about colleges and careers, she cleared a way in their minds. The seniors know that future classes will find 24 in her the same warm-hearted friend that they did.

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ROBERT JOHN ALBANO Stay cool advises sports-minded Bob. This Bengal will remember the B.H.S. rallies and lunch periods, even while serving Uncle Sam. Early Bird Basketball, Baseball. PAU LA ANNETTE ABBASSO Jangly bracelets and long, curly eyelashes are trademarks of Stumps. Her future plans include fashion buying or secretarial work, but not boys who are late dates. Leaders' Club, Italian Club, Future Business Leaders of America. LINDA MARGARET ACTON Blonde Lin fondly recalls the fun at Drill Team practice. Why not? she exclaims when swimming, dancing, or future office work is mentioned. Leaders' Club, Bank Representative, Student Council, Drill Team. LLOYD RALPH ALBRIGHT This future sailor displays talent at the ivory keyboard, but gives up on home- work and recall. Skip's Massachusetts ac- cent can't be mistaken. anis' RICHARD BRUCE AIMONE Bowling and hunting occupy Rich's spare time. His future revolves about his sales ability. Rock 'n' roll and crowded stairways are definitely past time. Bowling Club, Secretary, Junior Achieve- ment, STUDENT PRINTS, Bank Representa- tive. SUSAN RUTH ABRAMSON Surprise quizzes bug Susy. This cheerful gal enjoys sports, music, and reading. Her col- lege plans include a history major. Latin Club, MEMORIES, Literary Staff, Flag- wavers, STUDENT PRINTS, Page Editor, French Club, Publicity OtTicer, Girls' Lead- ers Club, Usherette, Future Teachers of America, National Honor Society, A Cap- pella Choir, Literary Club, Make-up Crew, Chemistry Club. 26