Central High School - Cog N Pen Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1965 volume:

TTfflW rrrrr 1965 Cog ’N’ Pen Presents “Happiness Through Learning” Central High School Newark, New Jersey Nicliola arrolli 1944 I-avcme Holloway IWm Dedication Charles Wilson 1945 2 Ina Moore 1965 Dori Kelleher 1965 3 Table of Contents Administration___________________________page 5 Faculty__________________________________page 12 Seniors__________________________________page 23 Clubs____________________________________page 83 Sports___________________________________page 107 Advertising______________________________page 118 4 Stratton Principal- MR. ALBERT D. ANGELL, JR Congratulations to the Class of 1963 We have tried to prepare you at Central for the future. It is my hope that your plans materialize and that you meet with success in life. Albert I). A a pel I. Jr. Vice Principal - DR. CHARLES RECKTENWALD To each of you on the threshold of a career, may I extend congratulations upon your graduation from Central and best wishes for success in your future life? Assistant to the Principal- MR. PIERCE II1MPT0N Self-Discipline is by far the best kind. Try it. 7 GUIDANCE STAFF .Scaled: Mr . Sylvia Cohn, Mr. Robert Brown. Mm. Jennie Janulin, MIm Mary Kyhkie-v� ir . Mi-. I.cnorr Aduhato. Standing: Mr. Benjamin Kata. Mr. Salvatore Grimaldi, Mr. Michael Cuoxzo, Mr. David Feldman. Mi « Adubato i the school Coumelor, Mi� Rvbkiewirz (aui-ted by Mm. Cohn i. Senior Adviser. while Mr. Cuosxo i in charge of effort regarding dropouts. Guidance Through proper guidance and counseling it is the desire of the Guidanee Department to help the pupil find greater happiness in the knowledge that he ean really understand him«elf. When he realize- this, the pupil can more readily solve the problems he may encounter as he goes on along the road of life. Thus, he ean form a truer self-image and become more content. Lrnorc Adubato MISS LF.NOKK ADI BA TO (a i dan re Ctm n svlor At U ork in the Office Mr. Michael Cuomo looks over a record, a Mr. Feldman and Mr . Jean Frank investigate a file. Meanwhile conference go on in the private office and pupil await their turn . Office Staff MRS. KOSS1A GREEN Senior Class Adviser MR. SAM MATARAZZO Senior Clu Adviser Cog ’N Pen Advisers MR. DAVID FELDMAN Business Adviser MR. STANLEY STARK Art Adviser Senior Class Counselors MRS. SYLVIA COHN Senior Counselor MISS MARY RYBKIKWICZ Senior Counselor Business Department The Business Department of Centrul High School throughout the years has earned the respect of the business community for the preparation of its graduates for positions in the areas of secretarial work, hookkeeping, ami accounting and other office occupations. The Business Department ul� o contributes to the cdu-eation of all Central High School students by making available many subjects that will enrich the personal and economic background of every student. The Business Kdueation program at Central High School is welhknown for the comprehensiveness of its secretarial, bookkeeping, and clerical patterns of study and has much to ofTer students who are preparing for a full life in our community. Pay attention some day it will save a few dollar on income tax. front rote, left to rifht: Mrs. Sylvia Cohn, Mr . Lucy Boll, Mrs. Evelyn Lewis. Mrs. Evelyn Keybidu, Mr . Eleanor Moore . Miss C. Pinson. Hack roic: Mr. Sam Matarazzo, Mr. David Feldman, Mr. Meyer Smith, Mr. James Saperslein. Mrs. Nadean Porter, Mr. Earl Rork, Chairman, Mrs. Ethel Henry, Mr. Fraris Trunt. Mr. Thomas Benjamin, Mr. Patrick Cicoro, Mr. Robert Rienzi. English Department Mr. DcLisi, Chairman of Central High School’s English Department, say lie believes, “Our American civilization today depends, more so than ever in the past, upon the social goals of an educated intelligence and a sense of responsibility on the part of all our citizens. n ever-widening range of problems has presented to us a set of imperatives to education that must become absolute if our western way of life is to endure. English teachers everywhere have therefore dedicated themselves to help develop a general citizenry and a labor force of a level of intellectual development that will fill the needs of our present day civilization.” The English Department meets each pupil in every year of his High School life. It also offers the student an opportunity of knowledge, pleasure, and sclf-expression in other ways than classroom activity. At this writing, the department is responsible for the production of assembly programs; bringing out a school paper, “The Tangent”; offering membership in a Future Teachers’ Group, in a Dramatic Club: and in the publication of a yearhok. Front row. left to right: Mrs. Pearl Crosby, Mrs. Angela Zazzara, Mr. Frank Del.isi, Chairman, Mrs. Jennie Jnntilin, Miss Marcella Mooney. Hack row: Mr . Sylvia Nordlirimrr. Mr. Joseph Young, Mrs. Anna Shulmnn, Mr. Malcolm Mooney. Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, Mr. Frank Fiorito, Mrs. Maria Curdiello . Mr. Farle Smith. Mathematics Department Mr. Schlosser report . Wc are in the mi«l-t of adjusting to new course of � tudy, which are even now under consideration in committees, on a city-wide basis. At the present time, course include- general mathematics, algebra, plane and solid geometry. These new programs, however, will better prepare Central pupil for opportunities that await them after graduation and help to guarantee them greater success and further advancement in a world of rapidly increasing chance . ’ 15 Fronl row: Mr. George Robbins. Mr. Jo.e|-h Geller. Rent: Mr. John Jennings. Mr. Jerome Srhlosser. Chairman. Mr. Benjamin Lee. In cirrie: Mr. Cleveland Pinckney. Modern Language Department Central offer it high eliool students the opportunity to learn foreign language . Knowing a foreign language can make our lives fuller and happier. The world’s si .e has not changed; yet. today conditions bring us into daily contact with so many people from all parts of the world. It is. therefore, totally inadequate to know only one’s native language. In Mr. Mi lone’s words, “Of great importance is foreign language study: it is most necessary and invaluable if we are to he able to communicate intelligently. to he understood and to understand each other’s cultural heritage, customs and ways of life. Knowledge of languages may he the future key to a world at peace.” f.efl to righl: Mr . Maria Canlicllos, Mr. John Milone, Mi— I la Campbell. I 'liil not jiy a loreigo lunpujpr easy”. 16 Physical Education Department “Our main idea it to teach the pupil to make maximum use of knowledge, attitude , “kill- and hahit , o that he may he able to aet in situations that ure physically wholesome, mentally stimulating and satisfying, socially sound, and morally proper. We believe in, ‘A sound mint! in a sound body . Our thought in a lifetime of happiness through learning physical and mental health. New Jersey law requires each pupil to take and pass the course each year lie is in school. Aside from the four years of physical education (freshmen to seniors) the Department gives: I. Personal Health, II. First Aid, III. Driver Education, IV. Personal, Social Adjustment and Child Care. Some hoys arc aide to go to College because of athletic ability. Matthew Lombardi, Chairman ”l� your temperature normal? First row. left to rinht: .Mr . Rowenn Warren. Miss Anna Schiedel. Mr . Druaerilla Bond. .Second row: Mr. Joseph William , Mr. Jame Martin. Mr. Matthew Lombardi, Chairman. Mr. Robert Brown. Mr. Hilly Wisot. Science Department Mr. Salkin (liowing lODir “rock 'I hr atudy of science is a practical, profitable, and often fascinating expenditure of time, life's most precious commodity. This pursuit gives (to quote Mr. Paul llaesler, Chairman of the department) “Better understanding of your surroundings and more comprehension of animals and plants.” Science gives knowledge to improve health and prolong life. The study of mechanics, light, electricity, and sound can Iw covered, as well as that of “space” and time, fascinating can the crust of the earth become with its soil (rich or arid); its rivers anil lakes, it fiery volcanoes and gorgeous waterfalls; and its wealth of vegetables and trees above, minerals and precious stones below the surface. The science department has offered, in the past, both radio and navigation courses. Among it subject this term are general science, biology, physics, and chemistry. 18 Front roic. left to right: Mr . Marie Suliun. Mr. Paul Hae.lrr, Chairman. Hack row: Mr. Benjamin Katz. Mr. Armour. Mr. Carl Small. Mr. Irvin Bloom. Mr. Royal Cornwell. Mr. Ira Nicholas Mr. la-roe Brown. Not in picture: MU� Marie Tulariello. Social Studies Department All students who expect to hr graduated muM, by state law successfully complete a two year course in I nitcd States history. This course begins with our European backgrounds and ends with current American History. The faculty of the social studies department is concerned with the problems of understanding how democratic processes of government developed in this country and the political, cultural and social progress made by each succeeding American generation. Students who participate fully in our program learn not only the rights and privileges of citizenship, hut the duties, responsibilities and obligations as well. The social studies department also offers a year course in World History. This course serves to acquaint our students with the progress and contributions to world civilization of our fellow nations and also helps us to understand the role of our country in the stream of world history. Finally our department offers a course in the study of the problems of group living. |� olitieal parties, and the structure of our local, state and national governments. This year's long course, the newest addition to our offerings, is called “Civics . We are also looking forward to the re-introduction of courses in International Relations and Economics. Mapping our interest in the world. 19 Seated. left to ri tht: Mr. Julius Finkelutrin. Acting Chairman Mis Mary Rybkiewle . Rear: Mr. latuis M.irkalo . Mr. John Thomas Miss Doris Diamond. Mr. Aaron Seherlman. Mr. Robert Holland. Technical Department The Industrial Art or Technical Department, according to its chairman, Mr. Joseph Ram, offers, “A program to train our young people in the knowledge, understanding and skill necessary for economic and social competence in our expanding and changing society—placing special emphasis upon training these young | eople to cam a livelihood in an industrial community.” The courses given include: Electric! tv. Machine Shop, Mechanical Drawing, and Sheet Metal. Scored, If It to right: Mr. Victor Velsrdo, Mr. Joseph Ram, Chairman. Standing: Mr. Richard Morrell. Mr. Alan Turnbull. Mr. Janie Moore. Mr. Edward Man. Mr. Curtis I.aKson. Sot in picture: Mr. Salkin. Art Department The goal of the Central High School Art Department is to help develop the innate capacities and talents of it students. Through experience with art forms and various art media, the student improve hi visual perception and understanding. The courses available at Central include: painting, graphics, architecture, fashion design, illustration, industrial design, technical art. advertising, and lettering—-as well as art history. Mr. Stark says “The student of art gains confidence through accomplishment. Hi knowledge of plastic form in hi environment is enlarged: and, in turn, he heroine a more knowing, happier personality. 20 l.eft to right: Mr. Harold Taylor, Mr. Stanley Stark. Home Economics Department Tlu lilirary is one road to happiness through learning, the theme of the 1965 Central High Seliool Yearbook. The calming atmosphere is soothing in itself. By reading the hooks, of which there are thousands, the students may gain pleasure, peace, and knowledge—three excellent contributions toward happiness. I.eft lo right: Mr . Leonora Crrene. Mr. Daniel Alexander. Librarians l.rlt lo right: Mr . Mary MrCormarW. Mrs. Mali Water . Home economics serves a very practical purpose. The girls are offered an opportunity to learn both culinary ami fashion skills. Sewing and rooking, designing and baking have a definite appeal to the female heart. The better she looks, the happier she feels; The better she cooks, the happier he feels. Learn these arts to bring happiness to yourself and others. Music Department In speaking of opportunities, Mr. Eric Lundie remarked, “One of the subjects offered by the Music Department is Music Foundations. This is an orientation course which explores the field of iniisie, especially the work done in (� rades I through 8. It equips the student with knowledges, skills, and appreciation leading to a fuller musical life. Objectives: 1. To discover talents and interests: 2. To encourage pupils to elect further music courses during the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth years: 3. To discover musically talented pupils and encourage their self-development, vocally and instni-mentally. Content of course: I. Songs, unison and part. 2. Basic theory of music. 3. Voice classification. 4. Orchestral and hand instruments. 5. Composers, past and present. 6. Performers, past and present. 7. Program ami absolute music. 8. Introduction to forms in music. The department is proud of its hand, its (,irl ' (rice Club, its Choristers. Enterpean Club and Madrigal Singers all of whom try to give happiness to themseves and others through the music they have learned. I.eft to right: Mr. F.rir Lundie. Mr . Cirol Kartlrtt. Mr . Carleiia Ryan, Mr. Salvatore GrimoMi. Medical Department l)r. Morri Ba� School Physician Central High ha three profession al people to serve the need of it pupil : Two doctor and a nurse. The nurse’s office is open during the entire school day. Certain day are set aside for physical examination . Doctor Ha comes for the hoy and Doctor Schults for the girls. Among the mall) service rendered are: examination of teeth, checking of eye ; the patch and other tests: the administering of polio shot to those who did not have them in the summer months. A teacher may send a pupil who is ill to the nurse at any time, listing the reason. The teacher signs the slip. The nurse see the student, mark the time of leaving the health office, and sign her name. A blue slip j.. used, headed “Teacher-Nurse Report for High School”. Between classes or at hi lunch period, a pupil may stop in the office on hi own. The nurse i Kvelyn Samhtir. R.N. Mr . Evelyn Sambor School Nurse Cutting The Cutting Road lead to Mr. Robert Hollander Dear Graduates: I hail the opportunity of 'peaking to many of you “officially” during the pa t year. I hope that you will heed my word of advice, our future employer will he keenly interested in your attendance record, lie will have no sympathy for employee who leave their job early because they got sick, or had to do a family errand, or had to go home to change their pant , or had to find someone from whom to borrow money. He will he interested in knowing if you left your job before you were scheduled. Cheek up -lips, telephone calls and parent conference were all done with one thought in mind: To make you a better person, a person better aide to meet bis adult re pon� ihililic«. R. Hollander 22 Mr. Robert Hollander Seniors Senior Officers Caro CLASS OFFICERS OF President_____ Vice President Secretary___________ Treasurer 1965 Sheila Hicks I ..noI Mill Ann Mitchell Robert Taylor Cog ’N’ Pen Editors 1965 Ann Mitchell Kdward Maxwell Often happiness, as well an information, comes from learning. Teenage in the time for questioning, for eurionitv. Knowledge, at thin stage, can he very satisfying. A hoy who solves a difficult mathematics problem feels proud of result; so does the one who fixes an elcetrie switch. The girl who can type is glad she learned the u� c of a machine which enables her to present her work in a businesslike fashion. Glad, too, is she to have a skill to ofTer in the industrial world. The pupils who have learned to speak clearly, pul on a panel discussion or a play, have fun at rehearsal and a feeling of warmth and achievement when the applause greets their efforts. High level of learning brings justified pride in seeing names on honor rolls. Learning words and music to a song has paid off in a public appearance; the painting of attractive pictures has been rewarded by an exhibit. Acquiring the art of playing an instrument well on the stage or on the field brings pleasure to the musician ami to those who listen. learning the rules of the game and the spirit of competition gives emotional satisfaction to both performer and spectator. From any facet of education (with its wide variety of curriculum and extra-curricular activity) can come happiness of a quiet, personal sort or of a big. shared type. This is the idea we have gained in the years here. This is the theme of our book: that we gain happiness through learning. Juanita Murph) Patricia F.vcrrtt DAVID RONALD ADAMS Ono of the most valiuMo results of our year lioro is that we mot young moil liko Adams a good friond. JUDY LYNN ADAMS When Judy opens her hook , she really studios; ami she opens them often. She is a fine, upright person and u delightful claMmate. Girl ’ Glee Club. HEWLETT ADKINS Adkins is a fellow wo liko to have around, especially when lie is playing. lie has a musical side and has hern generous with his time. Central lliidi Bund, Senior Homeroom Representative, Siritl Studies Monitor. ABRAHAM JOHN AIKINS A tall athlete with a friendly manner. A he is an excellent English student, too. Knjtli-h Honor Society, Student Council. Truck. Hu-kcib.ill Team. DOl GLAS JESSIE ALLEN Doug i a cheerful companion, a little on the tall -i e and a lot on the strong side. He enjoys company. Football Team 'I ea� on� . GEORGE W ASHINGTON ALLEN Let my cheek touch the cool of the water and I’ll he content. On dryland. Allen is a calm, contented hoy. to i as well as being one of our handsome lads. Swimming Team. 26 HOY R. ALLEN Bring on the opposition. Ix t every man run. an i lift, an«l play his best. Flex your muscles ami enjoy your sport. Football. Weightlifting. Indoor and Outdoor Traek. Var� ily leader ’ Club. CAMERON CORNELL ANDERSON lie's a sporting good fellow On tliis you can liet The sort of companion Whom you're glut! you met. Swimming Team. GARY LEE ALSTON Some hoys just like the outdoors. Alston is one of them. He is a most agreeable classmate — small, hut sturdy. Football Team. Traek Team. BEVERLY ANN ANDERSON There’s special sweetness here, we’re sure; Short, and quiet, and demure. On departing this June from Central, Beverly leaves the good record of a gootl person. IVIAN MARIE ANDERSON Vivian has the ability to lit very refined and still enjoy herself. She likes to talk and is democratic. Future Nurse Club. BEVERLY ANDREWS Very agreeable, everyone will agree. Beverly enjoys school and her friends. She is artistic, too. Student Counril Representative (junior year I. Art and Decorating Committee. Senior Representative. 27 CHARLETTA ALICE AVANT Pleasant person, with pleasing looks. And one who gives lime to her hooks. Cheerleader I two year� (. GABRIEL BALTIMORE Health), happy, talli-h. Galte is a good mixer ami likes to joke. GARY BAKER Sort of ipiiet, kind of shy Yet a very pleasant guy. More folk like Baker ami there would he peace in the world. MICHAEL SIMON BARRETT “He loved the game heyond the prize. A very nice young man who will Ik hard to catch. Outdoor Trark 3 year I. Indoor Trark 3 year i, Cro«� Country. MARJORIE ANN BALKMAN “A lovely face is a silent recommendation. Marjorie is hotli sweet and silent. JEANNE ANN BERRY Jeanne is a tall, lady-like young miss, who is both kind and thoughtful. She is interested in many things. Future Teacher Club of America, Spanish Honor Society. 28 ELEANOR MARCELLA BEST Eleanor is one of the “Beal , with a nice voice as well. Girl ’ Glee Club. THOMAS NATHANIEL BOOTH Booth is big hnt easy going. He has a broad smile and a mild manner. Football Team. BARBARA ANNETTE BLANFORD Live. love, and laugh, and he gay as long as you ran. Burhuru certainly seems to see the sunny side. She likes clothes and sleek hair styles. Barbara is a real tonic for gloom. Gospel Chorus. ODELL BOWSER. JR. He is not too noisy, not too quiet: just one of those likeable hoys. BRUCE BRADLEY If you want to remember alliteration in English, think of Bruce Bradley. You can also remember him a a tall, friendly fellow. JOYCE ROCHELLE BOBBITT Joy is in her name and in her life. She really has a good time. We wish her a King life of it. BERNARD BRADSHAW Blessed with solid, sound common sense, Bradshaw is an appealing hoy. He is mild-mannered, intelligent, and attractive looking. Bernard is listed as a studious and interesting classmate. ROSE LEE BREWER Hose is a likeable, ambitious girl. We hope she will attain the goals she has set for herself. Hose has a calm manner. EL0U1SE CAROL BRANCH A girl who likes cheerfulness and spreads it. Girls’ Glee Club, Danre Committee. NORMA JEAN BROCK LNGTON Big in frame and heart, Norma has a mild manner and a very appealing voice. Girls' Glee Club. CHARLES BRANCH Little wc know of his future schemes; But we know he likes his business machines. A happy future to you, Charles, whatever way you “branch” out. RICHARD BREWSTER “To stir up laughter, he’s the poker. Just a jolly, happy joker.” We wish continued mirth. 30 LUCILLE BRUNETTI Life in ftav ami happy, so enjoy it while you’re young. This attractive girl does. Art Club. LINDA ANN BUSH “They know enough who know howto learn. Linda is a studious, sincere, worthwhile member of the Class of 1965. GLORIA DIANE BULLOCK Wholesome, happy, and ambitious, Gloria is a fine student ami a fine person. Fnglith Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Future Teacher Club. VIVIAN BUSH A nice speaking voice, a nice personality; in fact, a nice girl. Dramatic Club. LOUIS BUREORD A gentleman who loves the outdoors and the sports that go with it. Outdoor Track Team. Football Team. WILLIE BROWN. JR. “One who has a merry heart has a continual feast.” Weightlifting Club. 31 CLYDE MITCHELL BYRD “He that is slow to anger, is hotter than the mighty: and he that rules his spirit is better than he that takes a city. Clyde is fine to have around hi}:, good natured. never angry. Track Team, Football Team. BETTY JANE CAMPBELL Medium in height. In disposition: not too serious, not too frivolous, Betty is just right. THERESA CAMPBELL A eredit to her class and a joy to her teachers and her friends. Future Teacher Club. FREDERICK EUGENE CANADY Some young men make sports their choice. But first with Freddy is the voice. To the group, a smile lie'll bring And he right happy. So let him sing. Choristers 4 year I. JAMES CARTER Here is a boy who is liuskv and tall. Here is James Carter, who likes to play hall. Football Team. PHILIP J. CARTER Philip looks good in a uniform on the field, or in regular clothes in school. He is the tall type athlete. F'ootball Team. 32 MARCELINO CAQUIAS Calm, quiet, easy-going, Marcelino believes in neither hurrying nor worrying. JUDITH ANN CHAMBERS Interested, vivacious, full of school spirit, Judith makes you really want to “Cheer, cheer for Central”. Eulerpean Club, Co� | rl Chorus, Student Council. Madrigal . Captain of the Cheer lender . IRVING ARTHUR CHILDRESS A husky, healthy mortal, who is a nice fellow and a very pood mixer. Weightlifting and Body Building Club. HAROLD CHRISTOPHER “Manners are the happy way of doing things. A polite fellow who is very quiet. Football Team. JOSEPHINE SUZETTE CLARK A very nice girl with a very lovely-voice. Eutcrpean Club. Go� pel Chorus. BARBARA JEAN CLEMONS A nice mannered girl and an all-around fine person to have for a classmate. Tangent Kepre� entative (2 year ). 33 HAZEL COHENS When Hazel' around There's smile to he seen, A most plea«ant member Of three seventeen. Tangent Representative. ARLENE WENDY COLEMAN Smiling eyes that look serene Add to other charms that are Arlene. Tangent Representative. Student Council Representative. LAWRENCE EDWARD COLLINS Lawrence is skilled in a sport that requires strength and halunce. He is a fine mixer and a fine student. Shot Put. DELIA IRIS COLON “The host of her is diligence. Delia has these wonderful traits of character: she is quiet, she is serious, and she is reliable. ROBERT COMBS Robert is one of the quiet men of the class, yet he is alert looking. He is also sincere. MABLE COOPER With one girl, it’s looks, another one cooks. Hut Mahle is interested mostly in hooks. She is not the real quiet type, though. JUNE H. COVINGTON She ha a very nice personality and voice, thin girl named ufter the loveliest month of the year. Gospel Chorus Student Council. DORIS CRAWFORD A girl with a very pleading voice, Doris like people and people like her. Girls’ Glee Club. DWAYNE BENNETT CRESSINGER Big in heart, in size, in spirit, Dwayne i a kind and popular hoy, with a sense of humor. Football. Basketball. Chorister , Student Council, Weightlifting. HENRY CLEO CROMARTIE Cromartic is an asset to the senior class of June 1965. He is a studious young man, a conscientious worker, and hus a smooth disposition. JENNIE CRUZ Barringer sends us word that Jennie is a very nice, friendly person. In the few months she hus been at Central, we have grown to like her well. RONALD CURETON Mild anti easy going, Ronald is undisturbed. lie just swings along; sometimes, sings along. Euterpean Club. Basketball Team. 35 FREDERICK HOWARD CURL Ho like � port� and school and friend ; and they like him. J.V. Football. J.V. Basketball. Track Team. ALICE LOUISE DANIELS Calm, nveel, and mild, never does harm; Alire smiles and is mannered and ha quiet charm. ALFRED CLEO DAVALL Why sit around when there’s competition in the air? Play the game and he happy. Wrestling, Varsity leaders (ilub. Soccer, Outdoor Track Team, Indoor Track, Biology Club. PAMELA EARLINA DAVIS A fine person, a real friend, and a faithful worker. Pam rates an honest O.K. on all counts. WILLIAM DAVIS While many today may he classed as shirker. Davis will list as a definite worker. ELSIE MARION DAVIS How about those alert, big eyes! Elsie is peppy and popular. Homeroom Representative, Tangent Representative (3 years'. BEVERLY JOANN DEANS Here i� a creative girl. She like to draw an«i like to wing. C««|� el Choru , Art Club, Student Council. OLLIE EDWARD DICKERSON l.et the un whine ami the game he many. Never take sport out of the life of a man. Indoor Track. Outdoor Track. Varsity leaders Club. Football. EDITH DEL RIOS Lovely hair, sparkling eye , A mile that add to look : Edith i a charming girl Who wisely tend to hook . LINDA DIXON Linda i a cheerful girl who is well liked. MARIE FRANCOISE DESIR We ay, “Tre Bien” “Tre joli and then, A we add, ‘‘Adieu — It wa grand to know you. LAVINIA AUDREY DOUGLAS Tracing the history- of Home, article refer to the “Lovely Lavinia . The description still fit our girl with that name. 37 CASSANDRA FLUNK DOZIER A girl who is willing to help other? anil to work for whatever she wants. Office Attendance. Monitor. Dramatic Club. JOANNE THERESE 1)1 NB R They say. “A merry heart is just a gooil as medicine. Joanne think? it is. Joanne is one of our better English scholars. Yearbook. Clio� opher� . IIistory Club. English Honor Society. JAMES ARTHUR DYER He is a happy fellow who can lift a mighty load and play the rougher games. Weightlifting Club, Student Council. RUFUS ELLINGTON Kasy-going. kind natured Rufus is a relief in an age of restlessness. He loves fun and laughing. You can see merriment in those eves. Homeroom Representative. PATRICIA EVERETT “We like you for your heart that's kind. As well a? the knowledge in your mind. Pat is here, there: busy, everywhere; ha? made many friends. French Honor Society. Cheerleader. Student Council, Go� pel Choru . 1963 Yearbook Staff. JAMES EARL FARMER A friendly sort is Farmer, Easy docs it—no alarmer. 38 MILTON C. FARRAR, JR. Farrar is a chap with lot of personality. Uc is good looking and likes to dress well. Milton's favorite subject is gym. President of Dramatic Club. CALVIN CLIFFORD FAUST Faust can he funny; He’s mostly carefree. Cal’s wholesome smile Is a pleasure to see. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FEARS, JR. Smull. hut sturdy; plays soccer, yet sings. Dramatic Club. Student Council. Chorister . Soccer Team, Visual Aid Club. COR ETT A J. FENNER Peppy Coretta. lively ami fast; All through your life may your energy last. FRANK FERGUSON Some folks are husky, hut Ferguson’s slight. Some hard to take, hut Frank’s a delight. And when hr answers to the roll call. You see a swell fellow who's pleasant and tall. THOMAS ANTHONY FISHER An even disposition and a stylish dresser, Tom seems content with his lot. This is a wise way to live. Being content, Fisher is good to have around the class. CAROLYN JEAN FOWLER A happy face i� “a letter of recoin mendation and a happy heart is a “letter of credit”. JANET MARLENA FLOWERS Even the name suggests Spring and gaiety. Tanucnt Representative. HASKEL FRAZIER Eaftinesa, calmness, ami a little humor let each day pass without too much concern. Homeroom Representative. CLARICE LORRAINE FITTS “Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why aren’t they all content like me? A jolly person to have around, she’s surely such a fine mixer. DOUGLAS PAUL FORI) A young man who has a nice voice. Doug shows that though life is not too long, there is time for politeness. Choristers. CORLISS THEODORA FRIEDY For a little girl, Corliss has a lot of speed, conversation, and pep. Gospel Chorus, Yearbook Committee. do SALARANIO JACQUELINE FRYER Jacqueline lias a lot to Im praised for: a friendly attitude, a nice voice, a willingness to help. She i� a popular “irl and a gentle one. Choristers Cospel Chorus Ywrlmok Staff. Future Nurses Club. Candy Striper. PAUL GAINER Paul wants fun. Hr is a tall hoy who likes company. Choristers Gospel Chorus. Art Club. BARBARA JEAN FULLER She knows the art of appliration, study, and -incere effort so well, we know Barbara will succeed ami he happy. LEROY GAITERS Hr lives well, speaks clearly, acts eapuhly, and is a most creditable student. Knglish Honor Society. French Honor So-ciety. National Honor Society. JOANNE EVETTEE GAINER Small and slim and very cute. Joanne has a nice singing voire. Kuterpean Club. Gospel Chorus. RON ALD LOUIS GALLIMORE Bonnie has srlf respeet and is im peccably dressed, too. He is both polite ami artistic. Choristers. Weightlifting. 41 JEANNETTE G1LLIS0N If you need help, she won't sav ’ “Nix”. She docs her work, hut she likes to mix. Jeannette studies, hut likes people. GERALDINE GEORGE A pleasant girl, a nice-looking one, a fine business student, and a good friend, Geraldine is a student to he emulated. She lias the desire to work well, a fine mind which she uses well, and the priceless trait of character, sincerity. Homeroom Representative, Gospel Chorus Advertising Committee, Yearbook Committee. RAYMOND GIBSON, JR. Tall, husky, Raymond has a good reputation and likes to run. He is what we call an “uplifting” character. Track Team, Weightlifting Club, Chorister . ROSA LEE GIVENS Rosa I.ec has good behavior and a keen sense of humor. She gets A in gymnasium. PATRICIA ANN GLOVER Oh, those sparkling eyes! When Pat looks, look out! A lovely, happy girl. GLADYS GILMORE Gladys is a real student and a genuinely high-minded character. The world should have more like Gilmore. National Honor Society, Student Council, Future Teachers Yearbook Committee. ROBERT GOODWYN Some are solemn; some arc gay. Goodwyn'l all right, just O.K. LUKE GRANT, JR. Happy, carefree, and a sharp dresser, Luke is tall, strong, and very manly in appearance, lie is friendly, a good mixer. Band. JENNIE ELIZABETH GORDON “Sing again, with your dear voice revealing a tone Of some world far from ours. Where music and moonlight and feeling are one.” A very dignified and lovely young lady is Jennie. She has fine posture, straight as an arrow. Girl ’ Glee Club. MILDRED ANN GORHAM Mildred Ann is a girl who is gay and likes fun. She has lots of friends in 412 and throughout the class. MARSHALL GRANT He is tall in height, strong in stature, and serious in mind. Grant is very likeable, as well as very studious. Grant makes mighty inusie. Chorister . Student Council. Varsity leaders. Band. REGINALD JAMES GRANT A wonderful extravert, he is u real vote getter type. Reggie’s smile is a winner, too. He loves to talk, dance, live. Band. Tangent. Track. Football. Student Council. 43 JOAN GREEN Her cheerfulness is plainly iwn, Ve’rc glad that we know Joan Green. HiMory Club. CYNTHIA M. GREENE How can a slim, small girl he such a really hard worker? Cynthia is to he admired for her good disposition, too. Gospel Chorus, Art Club, Student Council. CARRIE GRIFFIN Carrie has a good disposition interwoven with other fine qualities. FLOSSIE GRIFFIN Flossie docs not worry about tomorrow. She enjoys today and likes to join the crowds. They like to have her. ROSINA GRICE Kosinu is a happy girl with a good hit of energy. She is a willing helper, likes fun, takes chemistry. Future Nurses. EVON CATHERINE GRIGGS An active miss, interested in many things; and she is a willing worker. Senior Homeroom Representative, Girls Glee Club, Future Nurses. 44 LOUISE GRIGGS Some folk art conun-alivr, quiet; we know little about their thought-. Not so with Louise. She is a peppy, happy talker. It is fun to he arouml a girl like Louise. SADIE HADDOCK Satlie i slight in build, hut generous in friendliness. She has a good-natured manner, a fine attitude, and a lovely voiee. Gospel Chorus Dramatic Club, Future Nurses Club. OLIVIA GUYTON IxKtk at those big eyes! Olivia has both given and enjoyed a lot of fun the past years at Central. Her voiee is as pleasing as her smile. ANDREW DARNEL HALL Andrew is popular with most |� eople and he is liked by everyone for his interest in the group. Homeroom Representative. JEAN HACKETT Tall and slim and graceful, Jean is a real student, too. Even her handwriting is attractive. Future Nurses, Fnglish Honor Society. Yearbook Staff, Student Council. Gospel Chorus, Orchestra (4 years!. KENNETH JEROME HALL Perhaps short on size, but big on athletics. He plays the game und he play it hard. He uses the same approach to study. National Honor, Fnylish Honor. Baseball Team. Basketball. 4 MICHAEL CEDRIC HALL Tall, proud, ambitious, energetic, with a will to win. He is real sue cess material. Hall notices the girls a little; they notice him a lot. Hall is a magnificent answer to the critics of teenagers. His future should he a credit to himself and a source of pride to Central, i He runs, too.) National Honor Society. Student Council. Track Team. JOAN KAREN HAMILTON Happy und strong. Joan likes fun anti laughter. Homeroom Representative, Choristers. Future Nurses, Madrigal . Kuterpean. Dance Committee Chairman. ROSA HAMLETTE Long ago. there was a lovely song, “Mia Rosa ’ (My Rosa) that praised the girl for her charm and friendly wavs. Vi c could say the same things about “Our Rosa . Future Nurse Club. Choristers, Yearbook Committee. SHIRLEY HANNAH There is one thing at which Shirley works hardest; And that, we all know, is at being an artist. President of Fngloh Honor Society, Art and Decorating Club, Tangent. McCREERY HARLEY He never seems ruffled. No, he never seems sad. Harley's a calm, mild chap. An “easy go” lad. GREGORY ALLEN HARPER An upright young man, the kind of companion you feel comfortable with at all times. Harper has a good record. Gregory is friendly at the right times, has his serious side when proper. Greg likes to run. Soccer Team, Track. 46 SHIRLEY G. HARRINGTON Herr is one girl who'll never run Just to escape the work to he done. No. Shirley will stay, whatever the test. She'll not only stay, hut she'll do her best. Future Nurse Club, Choristers, Gospel Chorus. Art Club. ERNESTINE MARTHA HARRIS “Punctuality is the politeness of kinjts. Not only is Ernestine on time, she ha a hundred percent attendance. This is a fine record of a fine girl. GEORGE HENRY HARRIS The quiet, mild manner is often the sign of a kind heart. George has such a manner. Tall and slim, Harris looks like a runner and he is. Student Council. Tangent. Football. Trark Team. JOAN HARRIS Joan is quite tall and has a very good voice. Chorister . Kuterpean Club. Madrigals. Gospel Chorus. ANNA LOUISE HAWKINS We like this classmate, name of Ann ’Cause she does everything she can. In her, no lazy hones do lurk; She puts her brain and hands to work. PHILIP BRUCE HAYWARD There is pleasantness in that personality and power in those muscles. Football. Ha� el all. Weightlifting, Gospel Chorus. Student Council. 47 LEONA HENDERSON l.ikeuhlc Leona has many friends here whom we are sure she will hold Ion}; after graduation. Future Nurse Club. SHEILA ANN HICKS They thought enough of her to choose her for their leader. Sheila is a good student, a hard worker, a persuasive talker, and a delightful person. Student Council Representative, Senior Class President. YVONNE MARGARET HILL A nice voice is a charming asset. This Yvonne has. An average girl in scholarship, she is above average in popularity. Yvonne is slim and attractive. Choristers. ROMAN HINNANT, JR. Hinnant is a talented senior. He is gifted in music and can speak French. He is a sharp looking young man who wears clothes well. French Honor Society. Band. LA VERNE HOLLOWAY Laveme’s lovely to look at; lively, aglow. Vt lien she starts them cheering, it’s a wonderful show. Tangent Representative. Cheerleader. NATALIE HOLLOWAY Natalie has a most wonderful outlook on life. One look at her beaming smile is encouraging in trying times. She is a persistent worker, most reliable. Natalie makes a sincere friend ami a loyal classmate. She sings, too. Library Aide, Compel Chorus. Future Teacher of America Club. Yearbook Stall, Girls’ Glee Club. 48 BARBARA ANN HOLT A very nice manner, a liappy view «if things in general, ami an agreeable nature—all combine to gain Barbara Ann many friends. Future Nur� « Club. CHARLES HUGHES A famous Chief Justice of the United States bad this same name. We are sure Charles here will do the name proud. SAMUEL WESLEY HOWARD Strength and study make a fine combination ami a solid foundation for the future. National Honor Society. Photo Club, Eng-li-h Honor Society, Yearbook Stall, Ad-vermin Committee. Senior Homeroom Representative. MARVIN HUTCHINGS If you're tall, you can look over the situation and pick your spots. Hutchings has the height and generally picks the right spots. He has made some fine friendships here. CARL J. HORNE Carl has a very nice singing voice, ami many friends. He is a useful man on the court (and the other half of Parramore’s duet). Basketball Team. GREGORY HUNT Gregory is one of those quick figures. Sow, you sec him; then, he flashes past. Hunt is fast on the field—and friendly off. Track Team. GAIL BERNETTA ISOM A most fortunate, happy girl is thii� . (rail ran sing to the sky And twirl way up high! GirU’ Clef Club. Student Council. Future Nurse of America. Art Club. Twirlcr . MARIE P. JACKSON Marie ponewei two qualities that are to he admired. She is a quiet person and a sincere one. F.uterjiean Club. Choristers Dramatic Club. LILLIAN JACKSON A very nice voice encased in a nice person. Lillian is refined and like aide. Glee Club. Gospel Chorus, Kuterpean Club. JOHN JENKINS Jenkins is easy to spot when he is around; hut the trouble in, lie is not available a lot of the time. John is one of the tall members of 124. He sings with the Homeros, so he must he good. KENNETH BARRY JACKSON Short, hut calm and self-confident. Ken is liked because he is polite und quiet. MARY ANN JACKSON Gloomy cares can always he lightened by song, especially the song of a lovely singer. Choristers. 50 JAMES EARL JESSIE Jutie ii a regular, all-around fellow. All hi classmates agree that lie i� really OJL ANNIE RUTH JOHNSON ELAINE JOHNSON Annie has a quick step, un alert jerk of the head, and very bright, big eyes. She, also, ha lots of friend . Tangent Representative. Elaine i artistic, graceful with charm. We like her because she's consolingly calm. Student Council, Art Club. EUGENE JOHNSON Johnson happily combined sport and song for a very good time in hi Central High life. He really “had a ball . Indoor and Outdoor Track, Madrigals, Choristers, Gospel Chorus, Football. Basketball Team. PHYLLIS KAY JOHNSON Happiness within is surely bound to be reflected without, as it is in the case of Phyllis. Student Council Representative (Alternate), Girls’ Glee Club (two curst. THEODORE HENRY JOHNSON Theodore is a strong, outdoor type of person, who likes good sport. He is tall: lie is | opular. We like to see Ted on the field; he like to be there. Football Team. 51 DOUGLAS MARTIN JONES Don}: does not let thing worry him too much, not even deadlines for senior prints. Lots of fellows like Doug and his “live and let live ’ philosophy. Let’s hope he will never have to hurry, much less worry. Oood lurk. Jones. ALMETA JONES Very studious is Almeta, as it well shows. If all pupils were like her. there would he no shortage of teachers. Girl.’ Glee Club. CLAUD A. JONES Claud is an average. O.K. student, as well as a pood classmate. Jones has the easy kind of personality that makes others feel comfortable. This is a fine trait. GERALDINE JONES Geraldine is a most likeable girl, with a right sense of timing: she seems to know when to work and when to take things leisurely. An attractive young lady, with a refined air, Geraldine is a very good student. Sturirni Council Representative, Senior Homeroom Representative. HAZEL LOUISE JONES Grace of figure and beauty of face. Hazel could he taken for a John Powers' model. Her natural air and charm match this loveliness. JOANN JONES Joann is small, hut sincere. She is a very lovely girl to have around school—or anywhere. 52 V KENNETH LEE JONES Jones is medium in size an l height. He is a good mixer and perform well with the claM or on the mat. Wrestling Team. WILLIE B. JOSEY Josey has time for music and time for sport, Yet, Willie is really the studious sort. Instrumental Cln� «, Soccer Team. WILLIE LOU JONES “When did morning ever break And find such lovely eyes awake? Willie Lou is a most likeable girl. KATHLEEN DIANE JORDAN “It is energy, the central element of which is will, that produces the miracles of enthiisiam in all ages. Everywhere it is the main spring of force and the sustaining (tower of great action. Kathy has this energy. She is generous hearted, gregarious, and ambitious (for others as well as for herself I. National Honor, Glee Club, French Honor. Eulrri� ean. Newark Youth Club, Tangent Editor. ANN KEARNEY Annie’s lovely expression anti eyes impress, hut it’s her manner has made her many friends. DYNELLA KEARNEY Chuckling, carefree all the day. That’s Dyne Ha's natural way. Her idea is to enjoy life as much as you can while you can. Dynella docs. 53 IRIS ELAINE KEITH ! me look up ami sing lo the Maw. Ia't me join with other who lift up their voice anil sing out, to the inner joy of themselves ami the outer joy of those who listen. Girl ’ (ilw Club. DORIS LEE KELLEHER Small, neat, Doris i a true perfectionist. ll uhout herself ami her work must he impeccable. Lovely to look at. Dori i the girl who came out first! Yearbook Staff 1965. YVONNE CAROL KERTON Yvonne ha contributed a nice personality to the group. She i interested in other , which speak well for her. Dramatic Club. ROSE LEE KEY High, high stepper, •Agile knee; What a ilruni majorette Our Rose Key! Dramutir Club. Drum Majorette. NORMA JEAN LaHOONK “La Boone mean “the good ; “Norma mean “pattern”. Surely a lovely, studious girl is a pattern for all to follow. Student Council, Yearbook Committee. Future Nurses Club. ISABEL LAMBOY “Silence, the great Empire of Silence. It alone i great; all else i small.” I hi was said by Thoinu Carlyle, fsohel agree ; and, in very silence lie her charm. 54 GARY BRUCE LAMBRIGHT “Character gives splendor to youth.” Gary is uriwitive ami considerate, instinctively a gentleman. Lamhrig if will be graduated at 16. Truck Team. Cro� Country. LA VERNE C. LANG Willowy, graceful, ami attractive, LaVerne in well liked. Tangent RcprncnUlivt. PATRICIA LAUREL Little ladies sometimes accomplish a great ileal. Our Pat is serious, studious, and a sincere worker. Future Nur� e� , Yearbook Stall, Red Cro , Girl Glee Club. MILDRED IRENE LAWSON Some of our class ladies seem to lie very fortunate. Mildred is taller titan most, lovely looking and bright. Mildred usually makes the honor roll. IRMA LEE entail, hut attractive; slight, hut quite active. She has a nice voice as well. Eutcrpean Club, Choroter . Girl Glee Club. MARILYN ELITA LEE A good voice, art and acting ability arc all found in this girl who has many friends. Dramatic Club. Decorating Club. Student Council. 55 TIIOMASINA ANITA LEMON There arc height she want to reach. One ambition is to teach. Art and Drror.itin Club. Future Teacher Club. Homeroom Representative. Dramatic Club. MARY TIIOMASINA LEVERETT With grace and poise, tallness brings; Then sing, of gifted lady, sing! Girls Glee Club, Danre Hand Soloist. LORRAINE ELIZABETH LEWIS lairraine i a small, attractive girl with many interests, among them nursing. Euterpean Club. Student Council Alternate. Homrroom Representative, Future Nurse . Dramatic Club. RONNIE MARTIN LEWIS If a grin was worth money, this little man would have millions. You just have to smile with Ronnie. Ronnie has two other fine traits. He is quiet and be is sincere. LLOYD EDWARD LONG “Long is really o. He is thin enough to be a musician ami be is just that. Lloyd takes thing in bis stride, but loves his music. Orchestra, Band. ANITA LOPEZ Warm Matured and friendly, Ann is a good mixer and one of the happiest members of 1965. Chorister . Spanidi Club, Future Nurse Club. 56 RONALD HERBERT LOTT A little above average in llie elass-rooin ami very good on the basket-ball court, Ronald love- the game with fa-t teui|H . Ix tt is a well-adjusted fellow, a bit on the serious side. Basketball Te am. WINTER JEAN LOVE One look at Winter Jean and you know what an agreeable, sweet little trick she is. Honestly, that’s why we “love” her. We all do. JAMES H. LOW E Lowe is a man with all-around interests and activities. He has a fine voice, too. James loves to clown and make us jolly. Football Team, Track Team, Varsity Lead-er� ’ Club. Madrigal Singer.. Gospel Choru . Homeroom Representative, Chairman: Decorating Club. ALLEN EDWARD LOW RY “The joy of youth his eyes displayed.” Lowry looks out on the world with eyes of cheerfulness and seems to be content with what he secs. SYLVESTER LOYD Never doing any harm, Sylvester has a quiet charm. Not too loud, not a hit; Hut, if there’s fun, he'll join in it. 57 JOHN LUGO, JR. Lugo goes his way anti disturb, nobody. He has learned the secret to quiet eontentment. CHAUNCEY P. MAGWOOD Never a shirker: a really pood worker. Magwood studies and it pays off. He is a fine example as well as a fine friend. Track and Field. Advertising Committee Chairman. ALBA NIDIA MARRERO This is a mild little lady with a willing disposition. Many marks show how well she has tried. Alha likes to write |� oetry. NANCY LEE MALONE Nancy is a tall, graceful girl who works well, sings beautifully, and studies diligently. Kuterpran Club, Cosprl Chorus. Tangent Representative, Student Council, Future Nurses Club. Art Club. ALBERT G. MARSHALL Put the wind at his hack. Give him a smooth trark. And let nature take its course. Track Team. JERILYNE MALLARD The foremost styles Worn with easy grace; The latest hairdos Top a lovely face. Sincerity and friendliness arc two of (his girl's many appealing virtues. Doris has a high school record of excellent behavior an l of good marks. DORIS A. MARRERO 58 EDWARD MAXWELL A hundred student like Maxwell ami we would have an educational Utopia. Tall and strictly studious, too. Give Ed a task and this lie'll do. He simply takes what you assign. And brings it hack done on time. Weightlifting, Visual Aid, Yearbook Sports Kditor. JUDITH MARIE McCANN Very sociable, the kind of a girl who adapts well. Judith is a happy friend to have around in any situation. Choristers, Cospel Chorus, Future Nurse . Homeroom Representative. LUCILLE McDOUGALD Lucille is almost a new arrival. She was not with us from the beginning. hut wc are glad she came, at all. In the past months, we have learned to know and like her. Girl ' Glee Club. ROBERT JAMES McMILLER, JR. A fairly good student, not too big if you please; Hut, the real truth about Kohcrt— lie's a regular tease! Mi-Miller has a twinkle in his eye and a determination to create fun. TERESA McNEILL If there is anything to smile about. Teresa will find it. Light-hearted, gay, she has little to do with the serious side of life. We hope you always keep that wonderful smile. CAROLYN ELAINE McRAE Carolyn is even tempered and likes people and fun. She is well thought of by her peers and by her teacher . Carolyn Elaine's record is that of a good scholar. Future .Nurse Club. 59 BERNICE ELIZABETH MEADOWS Bernice i a good friend: and as the | oct Mid, Nothin}: can he purchased that in hotter.” Student Council. STEVE LAWRENCE MELTON He is happy when he ha tli.it hull. As he made baskets. he made us happy, too. Bnktlbill Team. THOMASINA MIDDLETON A -hurt young miss, who is both talkative and very popular. Girl Glee Club. EDWARD GARFIELD MILLER. JR. Big, manly looking, neatly dressed. Ed is admired for his smile, his respect for his fellow-man and his refinement. KAISER LARUSE MILLER Silence is as full of potential as the unhewn inarhle of great sculpture.” Future Nurses. Art Club, Gospel Chorus. LEROY A. MILLER You can spot him down the hall This young man ’cause lie’s tall. On closer view, real impressing. You see it’s Miller’s faultless dressing. Stoiminin Team I years!. Cross Country. 60 JACKLYN LUCILLE MILLS Those who enjoy happiness ami spread cheer are a great asset to a class. Jackie is one of those cheerful. vivacious personalities. Future Nurse . Student Council. CHRISTINE MANATEE Christine Minatee is sweet and friendly, so she has inude many friends, ft is a wise way to live. HENRIETTA MINITEE A carefree nature and a merry heart make a cheerful countenance. Watch Henrietta and you will want to lau h with her. ALBERTA MITCHELL Alberta is a girl with a pleasing voice anti winning ways. Vic like to hear her sing anti talk. Girl ’ Glee Club, Gospel Choru . ANN MITCHELL Ann is a diligent student, u careful worker, a cheerful person, und a credit to her class. Ann has the rare talent for being able to merit praise hut remain humble. Cli� � Secretary. Future Teacher . Photo Club, Fugloli Honor Society. French Honor Society. Fdilor of the 1965 Yearbook. ANNETTE MITCHELL This tiny lady is ambitious, reserved, diligent. She is a joy to the group. F.uterpean Club. French Honor Society. Girl ' Glee Club. 61 BENJAMIN F. MITCHELL Not too slight, not too stroii;:, lion’s the kind who’ll ease along; Como what may, lie’s not for whaling. May you keep on. lion, smooth sailing. MAJOR LEE MITCHELL. JR. A very gonial disposition makes Miteliel! a fine daily companion, lie is easy to get along with—in or out of school. MICHAEL B. MITCHELL Strong, wholesome, and pleasant is .Mike. He has a ready smile and a willingness to help. Mike is Messed with a good disposition. Football Team, Track Team. CARMEN AIXA MOLINA When you study; then you converse. You contribute twice to the universe. That’s Carmen: studies and talks; talks anti studies. Thus, she is a double contributor and a charming one. English Honor Society. JAMES E. MONTGOMERY Into the late hours, James will peer. To finish his work. Montgomery’s sincere. GENEVA MOORE Some girls seem to bring the sunshine with them. Geneva is like that. Whenever she comes along, things seem to brighten at once. 62 INA LORRAINE MOORE Ilia is a girl with a sense of liiiiuor an«l of responsibility. Helping other in natural. Ina lias done well in her utmlipn at Central, where she in respected and liked. Future Teacher of Amerira, Yearbook Staff. HAROLD MORRELL A tall man is Morrell and fond of laughter, lie’s hig in size and kindness. Harold lius a mildness that is to he admired. Cro� « Country Team. JUANITA MURPHY A delightful type: worker, helper, club member, singer, student, firm friend. English Honor, Choristers, Madrigal . Co-Editor of 1965 Yearbook. YOLANDA MURPHY MARIE MURRAY A combination of nieeness and capacity are found in Yolanda. She is studious, hut she does not miss any social activity. Student Council, Futerpean Club. Go� | el Chorus. Marie is almost as quiet as Parnell—not quite. However, she is never guilty of even a loud. “Hello . She is generally smiling; and, she takes chemistry. French Honor Society. SAUNDRA NICKELS Happy enough; serious enough— a good middle course is always safe and desirable. This is the one Saundra usually takes and goes smoothly along it. 63 HERIBERTO NIEVES Nicely ilrcwc l, well groomed; good looking, well liked, Heriherto seems to l e happy all the time. Others l� ecome happy as Nieves plays the drums. Soccer Team. Photo Club. JENNIE PANKEY “Her smile is like the litten west: it is here while the sun is gone.” Jen is sunny hy nature. Homeroom Representative. Student Council. PEDRO JOHN OLIVER Tell us the secret of your gaiety that we may he as cheerful, carefree, and happy as you are. Stay that way always. DONALD JACK PARKS Give him the speed of the game. The race down the hall; Parks truly loves it, and this Donald is tall. Football (2 year ), Batketball Team. JOHN R. ONION Short on size, hut long on laughter. John enjoys a joke ami has spread fun. Stay as merry as you are. HENRY PARNELL Never say, “As quiet as a mouse.” Just say. “As quiet as Parnell. Compared with Henry, a mouse is loud. He may not sav much, hut lie surely has expressive eyes. 64 FREDERICK JAMES PARRAMORK Fred in a fine fellow who ha a wonderful smile. You should hear hit duet with Horne. Itiokftball Team. (; W ENDOLYNE ANNETTI: PATTERSON Gwendolync in a wholesome girl; thim, she is contented. This shows in her happy expression. MICHELENE PEARSON Michelene has sweetness of voice, of face, and of disposition that is almost unbelievable. Yet, we have seen daily the face and air of this sweetness. Girls' Glee Gluh, Gospel Chorus. CARMEN PEREZ I Xing lashes, bright eyes, a broad smile, and u real ability to work. Carmen is a real prize. She is attractive in looks, in character, and in scholarship. Library Ai«lr. DOLORES JANE PERRY To Dolores Jane, it's perfectly plain That life is sure worthwhile. You don't need a hook nor a second look Just dig that daily smile. ALVIN WESLEY PETERS Peters is tall in height and in his thinking. He is ambitious, determined to go to college and become an engineer. e hope he will build a fine future. 65 DELIA CATHERINE PHALEN Some go complainin Sonic go wailin Bui that no! the way with Delia Phalcn. When she open her hook.-. Del studies each night: The re-ult—of course Our Delia is bright. TERESA PRESSLEY Tall ami talkative and entertaining. Theresa add- a lot to the conversation and to the enjoyment of the crowd. She i- genuinely popular. Orchestra, Photo Club. Future Nurse-Club. MARGARET F. PUGH Average in size, Margaret is above average in ability ami in effort. She is a studiou- but happy girl. ALVIN EUGENE RANSON Hanson i- u tall fellow with a sense of dignity. He is quiet and well mannered anti likes football. Alvin is a respectful young man. Varsity Leaders, Weight Lifting. Football Team (Iso years'. Basketball Tram. IRVIN LOWERY RAY This young man i- short in stature and long on talent. He is bright ami capable; what is more, lie applies himself. English Honor Society, Cartoonist for the Tangent. Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society. JESSIE MAE REDDICK Jessie i- quiet and self-contented. Whatever her secret thoughts, she does not attempt to share them. We respect her silence and admire her calmness. We wish her well. 66 CORDELIA ANN REDDIN Tall uiui strong and fond of laughter. Joan has miwcd none of the fun of her teen years. We wish her u future us gay and happy as the yours at Central. JAMES RICHARDSON James is a sane young man. Ilis friends do not prevent his being industrious; his studying does not interfere with his being friendly. RLDINEA REID It is fine to he tall, especially when you sing and when you twirl. Kulrr|iran Club, Girls' Gler Club, G � «| rl Chorus Twirlers. WILHELM INI A RICHARDSON Goodness does not eoiisist in greatness, hut greatness in goodness. (Madness of heart is the very life of woman. Wilhelmenia is both good and glad of heart. DENNIS ALEXANDER REYNOLDS A little short on stature, hut tall on friendliness, Dennis is a carefree student. WILLIE EDWARD RICHARDSON Willie sincerely believes in the saying: “Let us live, then, ami he glad W hile young life’s before us. ‘ 67 WILLIE RILEY DONNA ROBERTS Talking: and good liunior go hand in hand. Donna finds that just talking passe the time most pleasantly. On the other hand, singing is grand. Girl ' Glee Club, Choristers, Student Coumil. Go� p.d Chorus, Future Nurses Club. SANDRA CLAIRE ROBINSON n energetic girl. Sandra is interested in many phases of school life. Junior Her! Cross, Choristers, Gospel Chorus, Madrigal . Student Counril Representative. Business Manager for Senior Class. ANA A WILD A RODRIQUEZ “Behold the bright face of truth in the quiet and s till air of delightful studies. Anna has an ambitious and pleasant personality. Spanish Club Member. He has a ready smile that is contagious. Willie is the kind of a hoy who may never grow up anti we hope he never will. Everyone likes him just the way he is. LOTTIE ROBINSON Dttlie is a small, slight miss, who is secretary of the district and President of the Club at the Temple on Belmont Avenue. She likes church work and sings in the choir. LEROY ROBINSON A good mind is for the improvement of self ami mankind. French Honor Society, Home Room Representative. KnglMi Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society. Photo Club. JEAN ROSS Jean is congenial. Her smile anil hearing are the kindly variety. She ha a friendliness that cornea from a warm heart. BONITA SALTER An active min, busy with her many intercut , Donitu gave anil acquired lot of happy hour . She i a 'killed twirler. Student Council, Student Banking, Go-pel Choru� . Twirler . CLAUDIA SANDRA SAMPSON Friendline i a wonderful asset in life. It helps everyone and brightens the atmosphere. Claudia has this asset, a warm, friendly nature. BARBARA ROGERS Some girls find it easy to he pleasant because it is their nature. Barbara is one of them. HENRY CHARLES RUCKER A mild type of pupil, Henry tries lo mind his own business and get along with people. He doe very-well at it. DENNIS JAMES RYAN This attractively tall young man has found out that “industry is the soul of business and the keystone of prosperity.” Ryan i a pleasing as lie is studious. 69 RONALD SAMPSON Here’ a I to y with stature tall. Here’ a hoy can kick a hall. Many other thing he'll yield Only let him feel that field. Football Tram (4 yearn). GEORGE SANDERS “I saw him heat the urge under him And ride upon their hark . Hi fine head 'Bove the contentious wave he kept, and oar'd liim elf with hi trong arm in lusty stroke.” Swimming Tram. Football. Track. HENRY SANFORD, JR. You're a happy one to meet In the hall or on the street. Henry, with your hig, “Hello”, You’ll he all right where’er you go. RUTH NIOME SANTIAGO Lovely in look and in character. Ruth know the right choice ami she makes it. Ruth i a friendly, bright girl with a high reputation and scholastic record. Girl ’ Glee Club 12 year ). Tangent Representative. VIRGINIA SANTIAGO Hus talkative, little miss is very-well liked. She like to listen, too. and laugh readily. Tangent Representative, Girls’ Glee Club. CECELIA ANN SAUNDERS Oeilia i a classmate who find time to do many thing , hut always find time to he friendly. Girl ’ Glee Club. Choristers, Student Council, Co.| cl Chorus. History Club, Library- Aide. Dance Committee. 70 ANNIE CAROL SESSOMS Annie, a little on the lull side, i high-spirited in disposition. Sin likes stylish clothes and wears them well. Euterpean Club. GLORIA SHEARIN Here is a young lady who is both lovely to look ut and lovely to listen to. as well. Gospel Chorus, Homeroom Represents-live. Yearbook Committee. SHIRLEY ANN SHERMAN Shirley is u kind and thoughtful person. These qualities are rare; this makes Shirley a special. JOHN DEWITT SIMS A strong s| ortsinan. Sims goes after what he wants; and he wants college. Good lurk. John. Football Team. NEAL SHIPMAN This hoy does his work well Shipman's not slack Hut the real Neal appeal Is out on the track. 71 ROGERS SIMMONS Simmon i quilt tall and lias ex-ccllcnt posture. Roper is very ambitious. lie |duns to eonlimie hi education. Hall Patrol Captain. EULA BELLE SMITH Hail, you with the weet courte- ie of life, for smooth do you make the roud of it.” WALLACE SLADE I lie Roman would have approved of Slade, with hi sound mind and hotly. Tall, heavy, and studious— earmarks of a real man. Weight Lifting Club. JERRY SMITH Smith may he a very usual name, but Jerry ha hi own brand of individuality. We like it and him. ELLIOT SIMMONS Elliott i something, all right. Simmons is tall, bright, athletic, and a good, sincere boy. Knglidi Honor Society, Track Tram, Spanish Honor Society, Cro� � Country, langenl: Sports Kiiitor, Swimming Team. Homeroom Representative, Varsity Leader . ELAINE SMITH “A winning personality is an asset on the roatl to success.” Elaine is a happy, normal girl. Just the right size, she like the hoys, music, and laughter- in that order. She i happy and spreads the feeling. Kutcrpean Club. Cheerleader. 72 LAM() 1ST FRANK SMITH A hoy with an agreeable personality. I-anion t is also a strong fellow. (“La mont means the mountain.) Weight Lifting Club. MERIAM CLAIRE SMITH Meriani likes to he where there is fun and laughter. She eontrih-utes to the cheerfulness, too. MURIEL ALVINA SMITH She's no complaincr! Will not fret; So Muriel's one We won't forget. Student Counril. TABITHA SMITH CATHERINE ANN SNIPES “Hitch your wagon to a star.” Tahitha is reaching for the high horizon. We are predicting she will make it. This girl has a fine mind, vast energy, a talent for work, and instinctive good taste. National Honor Society. Newark Youth Council, Kngli-h Honor Society, Cheer Leader, Math Club. Cliosophers. French Honor Society, Tangent Kditor. Glee Club. Kuler|N-an Club. “The light of midnight's starry heaven is in those radiant eyes.” As a majorette, Catherine does a splendid job, too. Choristers, Madrigal Singer-, Gospel Chorus, F.uterpcan Club, Majorette, Girls Glee Club, Red Cross Future Nurses. BRENDA SPELLMAN Brenda is small and slight, hut she is a pleasant girl ami has a good deal of spirit and perseverance. 73 CAROLYN STARKS Carolyn is lull and entertaining. We found a lot of plcusurc listening to her talking of many things ami giving various opinions throughout our high school years together. It livened the conversation. Where there’s Starks, there’s sparks. ANNETTE LOUISE STRAND Lively, lovely, peppy, well-groomed, Annette is alive with interest in most everything. National Honor Society, Kutrrpr.ni Club. French Honor Society. Cliosophers, Newark Youth Club. Student Council, Junior Achievement, 1'anftent Kditor, Math Club. Cheerleader. CAROL GWENDOLYN STILL Slender, tall, ami a wholesome worker, Carol has the excellent trait of reliability. An attractive, mild miss, she is very popular. Senior Claw Vice l re� ident. ALAN ODELL STRICKLAND Strickland is a cheerful fellow to have around; ami lie is around a lot. We are glad of it. Student Council. Art and Decorating Club. ALMA RUTH STOKES Alma Ruth is a musical sounding name. Like the sound of music, she is a girl who tries to keep in tune ami cause no discord. She docs this by being an agreeable | erson. DENNIS SWEPSON Dennis is a happy fellow with a broad smile, lie loves fun and often creates it. Above that quick grin is an alert mind. Wrest ling Team. 74 GERTRUDE TAYLOR Thin short little miss is a pay little talker. Her conversation touches on many topics ami she starts ideas (lowing. ROBERT TAYLOR Taylor has high ambitions and high ideals. His charm of manner, too, appeals. Senior Clio Officer (Treasurer , Student Council (2 years). Football Team. THOMAS EDWARD TIIARPE Tltarpe combines the ability to work and to joke. He is a tall fellow with fun in his eyes; hut, Tom seriously puts those eyes on his hooks. CAROL ANN THOMAS Here is a classmate who has a smooth disposition. She goes along her way unrulTled—just a jolly girl. Carol creates a welcome, happy atmosphere. Tangent Representative, Future Teachers of America. Girls' Glee Club. ERNEST LEON THOMAS. JR. A really earnest student, with an air of respect and sincerity. Taking to water so well, he suggests these famous lines: “I lean my cheek to the cold gray pillow. The deep soft smell of the full broad billow; And close my eyes for delight past measure. And wish the wheel of the world would stand. Swimming Team, Homeroom Representative. SANDRA JEAN THOMAS Sandra is an all-around |ierson. She finds time to study some ami to play some. She has a good dispoai tion and is willing to he of help. Student Council. 75 WILLIAM TOMS VERNON THOMAS Not loo quiet, l� ul Thomas he-haven at the right time. We ure al-ways glad to nor him smile or liear him laugh. JOSEPH TONEY A friendly fellow. Joe, with a good-natured smile. LARRY THOMPSON Larry in quiet, hut friendly. He ha too mueli sense and good taste to olTend even in fun. Thompson is a most refined student—accent on student. CAROLYN TKOUBLKFIELD Carolyn is a tall, vivacious girl who loves to ing. to talk, to he with people, and people like her to he with them. Girls' (dee Club. Future Nurse Club. lie is individual and “true individuality cannot Ik copied.” Tall and slight and pleasant, Toms is a very studious member of the class. He is also a sportsman. Outdoor und Indoor Track. Cross Coun-try. LOUIS LEE TRUSDWELL He can throw far and wide Yet. he nice to sit licside. Football, W ri(iht Lilting, Track. Disru Throw in . Senior Javelin Champion. 76 GWENDOLYN D. TICK She i� happy, she is gav So what more is there to say? Library Aide. JAMES EDWARD TURNER. JR. Folk don’t really know their matter when they say it's women chatter. Our John can heat them all. The point is. though, we like to hear Turner. There is a lot in what he says anil some humor, too. THEODORE JAMES UNDERWOOD I mler the wide and sunny sky Iu t me play—or I must die. Ted has given abundantly of his heart and muscle to Central's sport life. Football Team. Track, Cross Country. HELEN DORIS VANDIVER Helen believes that, “Silence is more eloquent than words. A little above average in height, Helen is slender, attractive and very quiet. ERNEST R. VAN DYKE Ernest is a last fellow, as his speed records show. Out of uniform, he is a good sport, too. More important, he is sincere. Cross Country. Soccer. Track. Baseball Team. Sports Reporter. Yearbook Committee. FRANCES LOUISE VAUGHAN “I must laugh and dunce and sing; youth is such a lovely thing.' Tangent Representative, Co.pel Chorus, Yearbook Committee. 77 DIANE WALKER MIRN.V VAZQUEZ A face that is a I way serene | n c M-s a mysterious and powerful attraction: and hearts come to it—as to the sun—to warm themselves. A lovely, simple girl, who is simply lovely. MARY ESTHER WADE Her ways are ways of pleasantness, right, and helpfulness. Mary Esther is the rare type who thinks of others first. Eulcrptan (dub. Art Club, Alternate Student Council Representative, Tangent Representative «2 year ). Dramatic Club. Photo Club, Advertising Committee. Many activities have fillet! Diane's life at Central. She found time for all. Madrigal . Library. Student Council, History Aide. Senior Homeroom Club. Rep. Dance Committee. NETHELIUS WARDLOW Nethelius is wise for one so young. She believes the quotation “Not fate nor any star commands success or failure—naught hut in your hands. So, she studies ami succeeds. DENNIS LARUE WASHINGTON Washington crossed the Delaware; Pershing crossed the Rhine: hut you should see Dennis cross that line. Football Team, Track, Cross Country. SHIRLEY ANN WASHINGTON “Life is a wonderful, happy whirl. Shirley believes this, ant! is going to try to keep it so. We hope she does. 78 JAMES WATKINS I lie sick and wealthy? No. he's • mart and healthy. Itlmned with both brain and brawn. Watkins uses them to advantage. Varsity Uidrrt. LILLIAN WHITE “Cheerfulness in the principal ingredient in the composition of health.” Lillian must he very healthy. Laughter in an natural to her as eating or sleeping. JEAN I. WATKINS Jean is tall: Jean in industrious; Jean is in the hand. Future Teacher Club. Girl ' Glee Club. Central Hi h School Band. LEE ALEXANDER WHITFIELD “Gentlemanliness in merely another word for intense humanity.” Lee in a small, quiet boy. with a sense of humor, a fine broad smile, and a prntlr manner. VICTORIA WEBSTER Victoria has a happy expression as though she feels her name will bring her the victory it implies. She is a friendly, jolly type, ready for a laugh. HARRIETT WILLIAMS Alert, interested, Harriet has large, attractive eyes. Like most little dainties, she is sweet. High spirited, Harriet has many friends. 79 HAYZELEEN WILLIAMS A girl who is a fine student in chemistry, Hayzcleen plans to lake courses in nur ing. Her smile will cheer any patient. She makes comments on many topics to the de-light of her friends. Future Nurse . Tangent Stall. RAYMOND A. WILLIAMS “Stmly serves for delight, for ornament. ami for ability. Raymond is one of those rare individuals who finds time for study, work, and friends. Student Council. Homeroom Kepre- rnt alive. Chairman: Da nee Committee. WARREN WILLIAMS, JR. Self-respect, ambition, and study often go well together, as they dit in W arren. He really likes to run. too. Indoor and Outdoor Trark Tram . Cross Country Team. OLIVER IRVING WILLIAMS, JR. Oliver says it with music, not words. He is a calm, pleasant young man; he is generally very quiet. Any noise Oliver makes is at the end of the instrument. It is a welcome sound. Jazz Club, Hand. LOUIS THOMAS WILLIAMS Where there are track meets, there is Iamis. Williams cannot exactly fly; hut lie surely tries, as joyful Ccntralitcs watch him. Indoor and Outdoor Trark. Varsity Leaders, Cross Country. STANLEY K. WILLIAMS One sign of a true-hearted fellow is to give and to take a good joke; and, also, tit keep the tulk going. Student Council. 1965 Yearbook Committee. Photo Club. CYNTHIA WILLIS Cynthia has a nice voice; she is popular, too. She is a tiny darling. Girls’ Glee Club. 80 SANDRA WOOD “To make the world a pleasant place, one must show u friendly face. Sandra does just this and so makes her contribution to happiness. FRANCINE LINEZ WYATT “Hang sorrow ! U'. In merry and gay. Francine is and some of her happiness has ruldicd off on us. THOMAS R. WYNN Watch for the fellow with pleasant looks. Follow the fellow with the heavy hooks. F.ven though work he up to his chin. Tom’ll conquer: hi- name is “Wynn. CAROLYN DEAN WRIGHT Carolyn is tall, popular, musical, and studious. In other words, she is a talented girl with a bright future. Band. Future Teacher of America. ROBERT W RIGHT lioh is a fine companion ami a nice friend. In other words, he is a “W'right person to have for a classmate. CAROLYN JANICE WYLIE Look at that sincere expression. Carol is the sort you instinctively feel you can trust. You might get sound advice. You surely would get a warm smile and a sympathetic ear. Cheerleader. ROBERT ZAYAS Very valuable virtues, according to the French essayist, Montaigne, are modesty and silence. Hohert has both these fine character traits. We wish him and the whole class a most liappv, wonderful future from to Z. 81 Class of e were rather Miiall four years ago when we came to the doors of Central; hut they let iis in. anyway. They knew we would row. How sonic of us did! After getting lost a dozen times, we became settled eventually. We were here to learn and that's what most of us started to do. (A few set out for fun and managed to have it all these years.) Two of the language teachers we have had retired, Mrs. I.itch and Mr. Scnnerchio. We found assignments were longer and the work in general was a little harder; hut. to our surprise, June came and one year was ended. Sophomore year saw additional pupils enter the class ranks. Like us, they came from all sections of the city. It looked as if we would have a very large graduation class indeed. The new ones found the building large and rooms hard to find. Some of the class will leave without ever having been in either a basement or a tower room. Many have never seen rooms 16, 18, 515 nor 526. The upper classmen continued to offer us elevator tickets. Some of the class were active in athletic events. One hoy made the top five on the basketball team. We started joining more clubs. Near the end of the term, some were accepted in foreign language societies. By junior year, we found our place in Central. W e participated in various assembly programs. Socially, too. we began to step out. Very successful was our Junior Dance Affair. This year, we went on a few field trips. We preferred these to the classroom. One of our better students in mathematics was the highest scorer in the city-wide test—of course, Tabitha Smith. Several were now making the honor rolls; others, like Katliv Jordon, were having both fun and high marks. Some juniors were invited to become members of. the English and also the National Honor Society. Well established now. socially, athletically, scholastically, we looked forward happily. V cloud marred the sky, though. Betty Clark, a lovely fellow student, passed away. Shocked and saddened, we learned early that we have to lose friends. In junior year, there was a real boost in our morale and sense of achievement. For the basketball team, this season marked the pinnacle. Centralites shot points upon points, game after game. Opponents were left walloped and weeping. Basket after basket found us screaming until we were hoarse. With the wonderful taste of victory, Mr. Lombardi’s BOYS captured the City and State Championships. Scholastically, we were in good shape. W e were evaluated and given a good rating by the Middle States Committee. Among the fine examples of performing arts were the Spring Festival, the skits and plays under 82 1965's History Mr. Young's direction, the works of art displayed, and the attractive fashion show. Remember those dresses and Easter suits the girls wore (self made in 2231? We learned the satisfaction, too. of money in the bank. Rooms 401 and 415 often won. A wonderful show of parent interest was the faithful attendance at all •'antes of Dwayne Cressinger’s father. in senior year, we were feeling really proud. We had come a long way; but, now, that diploma did not seem nearly so elusive. A few had to double in subjects, but most of us found we would be able to jump this final hurdle if we really tried. Even the fun lovers seemed to take on a more serious air. This year, one of our popular classmates and football players met with a very dreadful accident. That awful Saturday a snowstorm caused Michael Mitchell’s brother to go into a skid and hit a tree, demolishing the car ami causing the loss of Mike’s left eye. Fortunately, an East Orange police car was near. The prompt help of the officers plus the weeks of wonderful care at East Orange General Hospital -coupled with Mike’s own cooperation—are all responsible for his return to us. Gosh, were we glad to see him! We join Mike in gratitude to them all. Miss Aduhato secured lesson plans from the various teachers and relayed them to Michael’s grateful mother. The Board of Education supplied home instruction. How we ever secured all the senior glossy prints for tlie yearbook neither we nor the Lorstan-Tliomas studio will ever know. The senior prom, held this year in the Robert Treat Hotel was (as a I commercial would say I “indescribably delicious”. The beautiful room with its decorations, the lovely, lingering melodies from the band, the gorgeous lights blended in harmony with the flawless suits and brilliant gowns, as we whirled and whirled around the dance floor. The event is past, but it contributed a large piece of happiness for future days, when we will want to remember the pleasant times of our teens. All these incidents of the last four years are behind us, but the memory of them (and, perhaps, a few not recorded here) will cling long after that wonderful June night of 1965’s Commencement. To it, we look forward with a real spirit of achievement—yet, with such mixed emotions. Geraldine George Juanita Murphy Ann Mitchell 2. Sanuit‘1 How aril 4. Kathleen .Ionian 5. Tahitha Smith 6. Glady Gilmore 7. Irwin Kay 9. Annette Strand 84 Interests for Happiness NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MRS. JENNIE P. JAM UN MR. MEYER P. SMITH Adviser ENGLISH HONOR SOCIETY 86 MRS. MARIA M. CARDIELLOS Adviser FRENCH CLUB MR. JOHN M1LONE Adviser SPANISH CU B MISS I LA CAMPBFXL Adviser SCIENCE CLUB MISS MARIA TIFARIELLO Adviser STUDENT COUNCIL MR. HAROLD W. TAYLOR, JR. Adviser DRAMATICS CLUB MR. JOSEPH L. YOUNG Adviser FUTURE TEACHERS MRS. ANGELA MISS LENORE ZAZZARA ADUBATO Adviser 89 EUTERPEAN CLUB MK. ERIC II. I.I NDIE Adviser 90 MISS ANNA B. SCHUECEL Adviser PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB MR. DANIEL ALEXANDER Adviser ART DECOR ATING CLUB MR. HAROLD TAYLOR Adviser MRS. CAROL BARTLETT Adviser WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB MR. ROBERT SAI.KIN MR. EARLE SMITH Advisors typical hall patrol hoy. Homeroom 101 Rote I: V. Santiago, I . Oliver. C. Branrh. A. RattM m. C. Baltimore. W. Tom , A. June . Kou 2: Carmen Per rc, J. Onion. H. Santiago, C. Griffin. J. Turnrr, B. Mradowt. Rote 3: Mr. Fridman, II. Morrrl. W. Slade, l„ Williams R. Sampnon, M. Grant, C. Magwood. Popularity Poll Boy’ name lifted fir t in all picture . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Chaunrry Magwood Carmen Perrx MOST POPULAR Chaunrry Magwood Brmire Meadow DID MOST FOR THE CLASS Chaunrry Magwood Virginia Santiago BEST LOOKING William Torn Carmen Perea BEST ALL AROUND Charle Branrh Ruth Santiago 94 Homeroom 124 Hoir I: A. Strickland. T. Fisher. H- Ffiiifr, V. Rush, A. Lowry. F. Davis. B. Salter. Row 2: L. Hfnd«r on. . l.ovr, M. .Smith. A.Sc � om� . N. Rrorkinicton, A. Stoke . K. MrMillrr, I). Washington. Hou' 3: Mr. •Turnhull, l . Surpuin, V. 'B rb'lrr, II. Cromartie, J. Jenkins. D. Adams E. Vandyke. R. Cureton. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ernest Van Dyke Gladys Gilmore (Absent) DID MOST FOR CLASS Haskel Frailer Elsie Davis Popularity Poll BEST LOOKING John Jenkins Elsie Davis MOST POPULAR Allen Lowry Bonita Sailer BEST ALL A KOI Nl David Adam Norma Krorkington 95 Homeroom 201 Row I: I . Whitfield. E. Br� l, J. Clark, L. Holloway. I). Perry, C. Snipe , .'I. Barrett. Row 2: M. (JM|uias K. Grig , M. agqucz, T. McNeil, J. Panky, II. William . B. Fears. Row 3: Mr. Triinl. F. Vaughan, II. Andrew . J. Fryer, I. Lee, S. Haddock, S. Wood. Rou 4: M. Lawton, W. Hiehardson, II. Bradley, K. Johnson, K. Ellington. T. Johnson. S. Robinson. Popularity Poll MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Benjamin Fear Sandra Robinson MOST POPULAR Rufus Ellington Beverly Andrew Dll) MOST LOR THE CLASS Benjamin Fear Beverly Andrews BEST LOOKING Benjamin Fears l.a ern Holloway BEST ALL AROI l Bruce Bradly Josephine Clark Homeroom 203 Row I: I. Lambojr, J. McCann. R. Comb , R. Haincltue. O. Bowter. R. Williani'. R. Brewer. Hoic 2: A. Loner, J. Chamber , A. Rodriguez, B. Holt, L. Griegs S. William . Row 3: Mn. Bell, A. Daniel . V. Thomas J. Lugo. B. Fuller. R. Taylor, L. Bu h. Row 4: W. William . T. Wynn, R. Simmon , M. Hutchings W. Brown. Popularity Poll MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Willie Brown Barbara Fuller MOST POPULAR Robert Taylor Judith Chamber Dll) MOST FOR THE CLASS Raymond William Judith McCann BEST LOOKING W arren W illiam Judith Chambers BF ST ALL AROUND Robert Taylor Judith Chamber 97 Homeroom 207 Rote 1: J. ItMie, R. Grice, M. Cooper. D. Robert . V. Anderson. C. Troublefield. A. Marshall. Hou 2: Mr. Rnnzi (Absent), L. Robinson, C. Molina. N. La Boone, A. Kearney, K. Miller. I). Kearney Ko J. B. Bradsha . P. Carter. I). Ryan. M. Mitchell. G. Sander.. Rote 4: H. Parnell. C. Jones L. Smith, E. Miller. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Major Mitchell Kaiser Miller Popularity Poll DID MOST FOR THE CLASS REST LOOKING Ednard Miller Jr. Ro.ina Grice Phillip Carter Ro.ina Grice MOST POPULAR James Jessie Carolyn Troublefield BEST ALL AROLNI) Bernard Bradshaw Carmen Molina 98 Homeroom 219 Row I: K. Hall, J. Dunbar, J. Adams C. Itakrr, S. Hannah, K. Johnson, R. Brewster. Row 2: C. Green, S. Harrington, C. McCrae, B. Anderson, J. Mills. Y. Murphy. Ron 3: Mr . Henry (absent), J. Hamilton, A. Hawkins S. Howard. A. Mitchell, C. Dozier. L. Miller. Row 4: J. Hackett, I. Childress A. Aikin . % . Davis P. Gainer, K. Maxwell. Popularity Poll MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kenneth Hall Jean Haekett MOST POPULAR Abraham Aikin- Shirley Hannah 99 Homeroom 224 Note I: E. Branch, J. Farmer, J. Dyer, J. Green. C. Horne. Y. Hill, C. Tuck. Row 2: L. Douglas C. launder , R. Alien, D. Crawford. P. Laurel, D. Walker. Rote 3: L. McDougald, G. Allen, I.. Thompson, F. Pnrramore, H. Adkint. R. Loll. Rote 4: C. Fau l. O. Dickerson, J. Carter, L. Burford, R. Goodwyn, A. Davall, Mr . Lewis. Popularity Poll MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED James Farmer Patricia Laurel MOST POPULAR Carl Horne Yvonne Hill DID MOST FOR THE CLASS Alfred Davall Diane Walker BEST LOOKING Carl Horne Cecelia Saunders BEST ALL AROUND Fred Parramore Doris Crawford 100 Homeroom 226 How I: L. Grant, Y. Kerton, M. Lee, K. Jones, C. Mina tee. J. Covington, J. Richard� on. How 2: E. Smith, G. Patterson, J. Murphy, J. Jones, M. I)e� ir, L. Collin . Raw 3: Mr. Saper-stein , J. Gillison, I). Reynold , G. Bullock, A. Johnson, l„ Long, A. Mitchell, G. Mallard. How 4: J. Lone, M. Mitchell, I.. Gaiters, l . Parks, R. Hinnant, G. Hunt, II. Minalee. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED LeRoy Gaiter Marie F. Desir Popularity Poll MOST POPULAR Michael Mitchell June Covington 1)11) MOST FOR TIIF. CLASS Jatne Lowe Juanita Murphy BEST LOOKING Roman Hinnant Yvonne Kerton BEST ALL AROUND Michael Mitchell June Covington 101 Homeroom 305 Rote I: E. Harris L. I.ong, I. Kay. J. Harris H. Christopher, R. Cram. J. Berry. Rote 2: Mr . Me Cornuck. P. Everett, R. Lewis J. Reddick. G. Alston. H. Van Diver. D. Creaainger. Row 3: K. Jordan. T. Smith, I). Colon. A. Mitchell. J. Gordon. A. Strand. E. Smith. Rou 4: Riley, G. I.amhrifcht. C. Byrd. G. Harris M. Hall. R. Gallimore, I). Kellerher (absent). Popularity Poll MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Irving Ray Doris Kellerher 'absent) MOST POPULAR Reggie Grant Elaine Smith DID MOST FOR THE CLASS Irving Ray Dori Kellerher absent I BEST ALL AROUND Clyde Byrd Pat Everett BEST LOOKING Michael Hall Annette Strand 102 Homeroom 317 Hoic 1: C. Avjini. B. Dean . A. Coleman. M. Balkman. C. Isom, T. Lemon, B. Clemons. Row 2: O. Guyton. J. Flower , P. Hayward. J. Hobbit, G. Moore. D. Marrero. Row 3: Mr. Katz, C. Fried)-. G. Sbearin, T. Campbell. C. Fowler, G. George, H. Cohens P. Johnaon. Row 4: L. Jackson, F. Curl, L. Robinson. I). Ford. G. Harper. C. Anderson. Popularity Poll MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Leroy Robin on Charlctta Avant MOST POPULAR Frederick Curl Phyllis Johnson Dll) MOST FOB THE CLASS Leroy Robinson Gloria Shear in BEST LOOKING Caineron Anderson Charlctta Avant BEST ALL AROUNII Frederick Curl Phyllis Johnson 103 Homeroom 401 Ijoti I : U Moore, W . Jo� ey. T. N. Malone. S. Thorn ,. F. Canady. It. Spellman. Row 2: I.. m i� , M. ade. G. Taylor, C. Samp-on. J. Ho.,. W. Jark� on. Row J; Mi� � . M. Kvhkie-?.'rn ..I : K- ,MRio� M. Pugh. L. While. A. Marrero. J. Cruz. I). Phalen. Row : .N. wardlow, T. I liarpe, F. Ferpu on. M. Harley. K. Key. C. Stark . T. Leverett. Popularity Poll MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Erne� t Thoma, Ina Moore MOST POPULAR Frederiek Canady Ro e Key BEST LOOKING Erne.I Tlioma, Sandra Tlioma, BEST ALL A KOI ND Frederiek Cannadv Gertrude Taylor 104 Homeroom 412 Knur 1: B. lilaniord, K. Simmon . J. Gainer. I). Allen. H. Jone . N. Sliipman. F. Wyatt. Row 2: M. Smith, C. Wylie, M. Gorham. J. Catkin . S. Nickel . S. Hick . Row 3: 'lr. Young. C. Willi . K. Given . N. Holloway, K. Reid. .'I. Murray, C. Thomas, C. -Still. Row 4: C. Wright, R. Gib-on, S. I.oyd, J. Sim . C. Rrddin. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Elliot Simmon Carol Still MOST POPl EAR Neal Shipman Sheila Hick Dll) MOST FOR THE CLASS Elliot Simmon Sheila Hick BEST LOOKING Elliot Simmons Cynthia W illi BEST M l ROI Nl Neal Shipman R� a Lee Given 105 and Last Will Testament We tin- Claw of June 1965 of Central High School located in the City of Newark, County of Kssex, Slate of New Jersey, declare this to he our Last Will and Testament. To The Shorthand Teachers: Classes of girls who can take dictation at 120 words a minute. To .Ur. IT'isot: One month without any tardy pupils. To Mr. Franzblan: C.P. classes with excellent vocabularies. To Mrs. Greene: treasury of Ixingfcllow's works. To Mr. Alexander: A desk drawer of no hook fines. To Mrs. Sambur: The hope she will decide to stay in her snug little office and not wander into teaching. To 'Scotty : new elevator and (for September! brand new beautiful cables to go with it. To Mr. Grimaldi: Some new musicians for his fine hand to replace those who will leave. To Mr. Young: A stage mustache and heard to put on ami ofT at will: also, some more players as good as he has. To Miss Mooney: A commuter ticket to Ireland. To The Junior Girls: Tall, tall mirrors for their high, high hairdo. To Those IT ho Drive: An extremely huge parking lot. To The Tower Rooms: Special escalators. To The Chemistry Tab: A large bottle of Avon hay berry spray. To Miss Schlegcl: A class of all future nurses. To Sext Season's Hasketball Team: George R s all around skill with To The School: On stormy days, at least three radio announcements: ‘'Newark schools closed. To Miss Tufariello: Our best wishes and the hope for a happy married To Mr. I.undie: An organ of his own like the one in the auditorium. In witness whereof we have signed our names and affixed our seal this sixteenth day of June, 1965. the hall. life. Sheila Hicks President Carol Still Vice-President Robert Taylor Treasurer Ann Mitchell Secretary Football Sporting Administrators l)r. Rccktcnwald, Mr. Hampton, and Mr. Angell. at Newark Stadium, well before the fan came for the Central — Barringer game. Streamers flowing, shaking, blowing in the wind, the gay music of the hand ushered in another football season. The many pictures on the following pages bear witness to events: the team as a whole (quite a good-sized whole) ; the various players, individually photoed; and the numerous types of action that went on in the many games. Aside from the players and the actual |� crforinance, there is the entire panoramic effect. The fact that fall arrives seems to say football is in the air. Those who cannot take part on the field do so in other capacities. Lovely sound and sight are contributed by the twirlers and cheerleaders to whom “belonging to the sport seems to make happy. By their presence, game after game, and by their lusty yells, the spectators both contributed and shared in one of the most vibrant of sports seasons — football. Coach Brown and Assistant Coach Adams. The 1961-65 Football Team. 108 The Swimming Team Swimming The swimming team Inis been very successful this year in the eye of the Blue Devil . The team has succeeded in conquering it arch rival. South Side, twice this year, a it has done many times in the years past. We owe many of our wins to our coach, Mr. Williams, who has done a great deal in improving the team, during the three year he hus been in Central. Swimming is not an easy sport. It takes devotion, endurance, and ability to become a fine swimmer. This means that you have to work hard and practice every day if you expect to achieve this goal. The present team has developed two fine swimmers, Leroy Miller anil Elliot Simmons. These hoys were this year's co-captains. They have been on the swimming team since they entered Central as freshmen. Ernest Thomas, who is also a senior and a fine swimmer, has made great contributions to the team, during his stay at Central. Nice and ea� y. Basketball Don Park jump high (or Central and for that basket! A wonderful basketball season finished just short of Atlantic City. The team anti the school would have heen thrilled to have had it “all the way”: but, we have a lot to be proud of this season. The Co-Captains were mighty pleased with Aikins anti I.ott at one time: with Hall ami Parks at another. Cureton was both a valuable ami a happy player. I ntlerclassmen showed fine sports ability ami an up and coming strength. Taking a random sampling of four games, this is the type of result: December 23 Seton Hall — Central Won February 9 Central — Irvington Won February 12 Essex Catholic — Central Lost March 9 Central—West Orange Won Of this year's hoys, three placed on ‘All City Team”, a very creditable showing: one, on the first team: two, on the others. 'I’lie music, the twirlcrs and cheerleaders, and the screaming spectators all added to the glamor of a hap| y basketball season for 1964-1965, in which Louis Molina. Dwayne Cressinger, ami James Henderson were the able managers. Beneath the long arm ol Dargon, Finley grabs the ball for a layup. Coach Matthew I.ombardi Basketball Tram Managers Cressinger, Henderson, Molina George Reynolds a senior of the June 1965 claw, placed on both “All Citv” and “All County , thin «ea� on. Reynold tand six feet, four inches tall, and weigh one hundred and ninety-five pound.. Mr. Lombardi, the roarli, told reporter that George i the be t “all-around player he ever had. He remarked that he had courhed boy who were slightly belter in one or two area , but never anyone who could “do � o much with a basketball . Ronald Lott placed on the � econd team for All City, while Abe Aikin made the third. Abe and Ken cover Jackson every move after e receive the ball from hi floored teammate (west-aide McDowel). The Senior Shooter : George Reynold (£41) Co-Captain, Abe Aikin ( 52), Don Park (£50), Ron Lott £20) Co-Captain, Ken Hall (£3). Ron Cure-ton (£ 13). Aiken trie to to a Jasienieck of Bloomfield trie to Mop him. (Did you know Abe i a fine student, too?) UeM Orange game Kay out-jump Dalton a Reynold clo e in on the play in the fir t quarter. Both Central and Immaculate High eye the ball. The Entire Track Team. Track Mark Jone. com inn in tlronp. Senior , first Rour: Ollie Dicker� on t Captain!, Gary Alston. Neal Shipman. I.oui Iw-Hcrt. Denni. W .-hinrlon. Mr. Pinkney. Strand Hon : Michael Hall. George Sander.. Ray Cibton. Allred Davall. Third Ruu: l.eroy Miller. Warren William.. Art. Ilifh and Central lake the hurdle. Rodney May kbow fine form. Strike one! Felton look eriou here. View from t ehind the backstop. Reynold take the throw lor the firnt out. He'll be cornin' round the banc . William prepare for hi ratrhinp alignment. Soccer The 1965 Soccer season wai one in which all the member showed a great deal of improvement. Soccer is a rough game, but they measured up to its rigorous demands. Vi e are justly proud of our two, excellent victories. Although three boys in our photo are seniors of the 1965 class, the team is made up predominantly of sophomores. This means that Central can look forward hopefully, in the next couple of years, to seasons with more victories in them, as the boys and their skills develop. The other Soccer Team members are: Davall, Gilbert, Harper, Henry, Ingram. Josev, Maxey, More. Kunkin. Ransom, Robinson, Searcy, Watson and Yut. Coach Smith with the Soccer Team. New to the field of Central sports activities is our Wrestling Team. Nevertheless, these boys acted this year as though they were veterans. Each of the team members displayed interest and endurance. This was equally true from the lightest weight, James Davis, to the heavy man, Frank Jennings. Anyone who saw the team member lugging those big, blue mats, in the late afternoon hours, knew they meant business. The very first match of the season resulted in Central's winning an excellent 19 victory over South Side's 31. Mr. P. Curry is the coach of the new Wrestling Team. The Captain is Alfred Davall and Ernest Phillips is Co-Captain. Other mat men include: lx ui Jennings, Kenneth Jones, Winton Hill, Donald Rankins. Joe Yut. Also, not to be confuted with Winton, there is Winston Hill: and besides Frank, there is Ix� uis Jennings. Believe it or not, the team included a tiny fellow, with lots of nerve, ‘X) pound Gerald King. Still others are Michael Barrett and Wayne Chapman. Mike provided a highlight of the season bv winning the title of Central first Wrestling Team. City Champion, in his weight class, which is 127. Too had. graduation in June will remove Barrett from the Ontral mat. The other two members on our team (and in our picture! are Anthony Jones and Willie Iatwson. 114 Wrestling Cheerleaders Lavernc Holloway—a senior cheers for Centrul. Ca|ilain Judith Chambers SENIORS: Charletta Avail! Judy Chambers Patricia Everett Laverne Holloway Elaine Smith Tahilhii Smith Annette Strand Carol Wiley OTHERS: Sylvia Jones Renee Levins Denire Lewis Karol Marshall Diane Riley Sherry Santifer Elaine Smith Carol shakes a pretty shaker. Patriria Everett Charletta Avant Co Captain Catherine Snipe Captain Rudine Reid Twirlers OTHERS: Carol Ballon Gwen Bowen Arlene Preaaley Sylvia Rolling SENIORS Gail I om Bonita Sailer II. Minatce Ro e Key The entire Band—Mr . Salvatore Grimaldi, adviser. Roue Key-Drum Majorette Sarah Jenkin . Henrietta Minitee—Color Guard BAND MEMBERS A«lkin� Alexander Bank Barne Burney Brown Beat Dowdell Edward Eley Farrar Felton Gordon Hall Hardy Hinnant Hundley Hunter Jackson John� on Kin l«ong Marshall Matthews Mincy Mote I’hipp Remo Reynold Rire River Sander Searcy Sim Smith Spencer Steven Thoma William Wright Boosters Alfred Royal OH Gill Charles Byron Theodor Cokley D. H nry Hin � P«i«r Roselle James J. Hick Patricia G. Hick Mattie B Hick Gregory Maxwell Carl David Ashmon James La Boone Threata William Gwendolyn Jonet Jen Jones Martha Rook Mae Goins Mr. Mrt. Emmett Baker Family lynette Mr. E. Smith Grace Edith Wright William R. Coleman Fred Roberts John Burgems Julius Shepard C. 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Hurley Louise Terry Barbara Attles Judice Sandarl Wright Dennis Nancy Carol Lockhart Harold V. Peach Jacquelii e Russell Ophelia Spearman James Hayward McKinley James Callaway W.llie Jotey Stanley T. Solomon Mr. Mrs. Tewell Casandra Canady Mr. Mr . Elvice Joyner John Perkins Mr. Mrs. T. Pugh C. E. Seawell Emilia O- Martinet Marianna Valentin Maria Gonzalez Antonia Lorenzo Flariba Silva Charles Schwab Anny longo Irene Miller Pat Michael Pat Harrison Author Cohen Edward Lockhart, Jr. Big Ed. M.ller Frank L L. Durant Lottie Mae Alexander James Jcanie Daniel Battle Steve Hilton Mr. Mrs. Marvia A lin Melvin Canady Mr. Mrs. Al. Culler Mr. Mrs. John Knight TO THE LEOPARDETTE S. C. From Their Advisor NORMA EDGERTON Compliments of ISRAEL MEMORIAL CONCERT CHOIR George Dorsey - Director Gloria McClennon - Organist Sam Wallace - President CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1965 Congratulations Graduates POP MOM CRESS MR. MRS. ROBERT HOLLANDER MARTIN, SUSAN, ELIZABETH JONATHAN Best Wishes FISH BITE to Fresh Fish Fried Fish CLASS OF 1965 306 15th Avenue from Newark, New Jersey GLAMORENE, INC. 242-9854 McFarland music service THE THUNDERBIRD NELSON JARRETT, MGR. Wishes SHIRLEY The Best of Luck 128 HIGH STREET WASH-O-MAT 602 High Street (Corner Court St.) Newark, N. J. We pick up and Deliver Wet Wash - Fluff Dry • Completely Finished We invite you to inspect our facilities. Come in and meet our staff or call Ml 3-5148 andwe will come to you. Let us finish your shirts, sheets, and pillow cases. You will be pleased. WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS. Congratulations PATRICIA LAUREL From NEW JERUSALEM BAPTIST Rev. J. H. Richardson Congregation 106-108 Atlantic Street Jersey City, New Jersey Congratulations ANNETTE May your highest aim in life be the lowest mark you receive. HOSEA and EDYTHE MITCHELL Congratulations Graduates KITTY V. TAYLOR Community Reporter Radio Station W.H.B.I.-F.M. 105.9 on the Dial SONNY OLIVER CLEANERS Cleaning - Pressing - Alterations 26-30 Orange Street Newark, New Jersey CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1965 From ELLIOTT'S CLEANERS 2045 Springfield Avenue Vaux Hall, N. J. Tailoring and Repair MU 8-7038 Proprietor, WM. H. ELLIOTT L G FOOD MARKET 179 S.O. Ave., Newark (Mrs.) Georgiana Wright We sell the best Come in and see us If you don't see it ask for it SONNY'S Catering to those who demand the very best 137 Pacific Street Newark, New Jersey Ml 2-8818 129 J ck Olong Brenda Fred J. Welkin Johnny Robbinton Bobby lee Alvin Jones Willie Todd Henk Greenberg Mr . Mery L Jackson Mrs. M Staten Miss Ode la S. Jackson Rob Burns Fred E. Canady Louise Cone Ruth Henderson Juanita Banks Mr . Naomi Johnson Thomas E. Tharpe Blonnie Brown James E. McPhail Mr. Mrs. W. Holloway Catherine Moore Ida M. lampley Paula Moreland lenore lewis Ulllen Scott Billy Johnnye M. J. Robinson E. Jackson A. 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Henderson Gloria Pringle Veronica Johnson Norma Adkins joe Green Jerry Mitchell Melton Valeri ton Eugene Chee Edward Trofman Samuel L Sheffield Johnny Mathis Sonya Castlow Janice Janice Hester Julivs Stati Shorts Family Charles Plit, Jr. Irma W. Jones Julie Tuell Lorenzo Cabell Dr. Mr . Rotenbluth Bernice Jone Charles Harris Rev. Mr . Dewey Upshaw FidellU Rankin MlnJ� � er William Page Peiricie Sim Morri Schechter T. A. Hill W. T. Mitchell Adam Green Frank Molino Rudolph Mooring Rufu Green Marilyn Galarza Margaret Hudton Mae Wright Janice Settle Diane Johnson Charlotte Adam Maureen Collin Mr. Mr . Clarence Hudton Chriitopher D. Richard Ernest Winston Arthur Haye Mr. Mr . W. Soloman Barbara McDonald Horace William Rev. AM . Adkin Franci Merr.tt Sharon Gloser Mr. Mr . Nathan Seller Molly Geneva Fo ter S. I. Pine Casper B. Mitchell S. Brook David Campbell Fred Coppin Florence Gworzdik Ruth Mealy Helen Simmon Katherine Wynn Janice Fool Diahann Toupet John Mahoney Diana lee Borecki Mr. Mr . Claude Vandiver Ornette Lockett loreine Hayman Hank Hughe Thollie McNeill Williem Robert Hector Quinonez Carolyn Stark Thome Diaz Mirta Ortiz Narcito Figueroa Manuel Gomez Angelo Arochc Gregory Feme Ruben Diaz Hilda Melo Titi leboy Mirta levy Enrique Remo Roman Cordero Tito Nieve Willie Nieve Monverete Velez Apielito Cardona Elizabeth Aleman Mary leach Su ana Sanchet Antonio Nieve Mari Roblet Irvin E. Ray Charle Robert Uri Morale Margarita Quinonez Maria I. Varga Salvador Irizare Ruben Velez lazaro Ocetio Ramon Alicea Clealand Keddy Frank Varga Lillian Valentin Yolanda leboy Marie Lima Ari tide A. Nieve Aurio Ortiz Efrain Olivo Willie Velez Pur if no Velez Carmen Cardona Sophie Fo ter Alicia Vega ELSIE, May you have the best of luck. Congratulations. B. SPENCER MURPHY'S TIRE SERVICE FLEET SERVICE-REPAIRS ANY SIZE TIRE 378 Pe hin Avenue Newark, New Jertey Bigelow 3-8740 PETER ENG LAUNDRY MS W � t Market Street Newark, New Jer ey Belt Withes To ERNESTINE HARRIS Raymond Bessie Harris AMATO BROTHERS SUPERMARKET Lou and Gabe Dial 483 9360 31 Grafton Avenue Be� t Wi he and Success To The CLASS OF JUNE 1965 From The Member of MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH J J HOT DOGS SAUSAGES 345 Springfield Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Congregation To REGGIE GRANT THE SLAUGHTERS MA 3-9872 H. Moocet, Prop. TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST FLEETWOOD BARBER SHOP — Barber — A. Wilkerton, Manager C. Flannagan S. Horton 56 West Market Street Newark, New Jersey McQUEEN'S 34S Warren Street Newark, New Jer ey DOLLS HOSIERY SHOPPE HOiiery 59 2 for $1 latest Shade COSTUME JEWELRY - BAGS - MILLINERY Good luck to the Cla of '65 BETTY, LENNY LENORA WILLIAMS Good Luck To Our Graduating Class of June 1965 TOMMY COCOA GETHESMANE CHURCH of God in Chritt Newark, New Jer ey Be� « Withe from MR MRS. HERMAN WILLIAMS 130 CREST COFFEE SHOP THE BEST AT CREST-132 W. Kinney St Newark, N J. Breakfast • lunch • Dinner Specialty: Friday and Saturday Bar • B • Que LOUIS SHERR PLASTERING CORP. 55 South 12th Street Newark, N. J. HU 4-9132 •LET US MAKE YOUR HOME A DREAM Best Wishes to My Goddaughter, JUOY CHAMBERS love MRS. 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THOMAS 256 Avon Avenue Newark, New Jersey Congratulations to BARBARA from MR. MRS. CHARLIE N. PEARSON III JULIUS 131 West Market Street Newark, N. J. Ml 2-0879 CONGRA1ULATIONS TO ERNESTINE HARRIS Prom ARTHUR BROWN 1M Butchie Johnson Maria Nieves Chuco Robles Murean Roberts Thomas Rivers Marcelino Caquias Panchita Perez Celest.no Rivera Orlando Rodriquez Roberto Diaz Carmelo Cardona Mariano Jimenes Lydia Suarez Gail Vargas Nilsa Rivera Tito Mendez Francisco Colon David Nieves Willie Nieves drain Nieves Jose L Velez Marvin Cardona William Cardona Betsy Connolly Otilia Pitti Elvira Nieves Regoberto Robles Rick Robles Joseph Lassiter Jimmy Green Vicki Freire I. Irvin Phillip Eley Emmejean Gill Robert Searcy Cassandra Dozier Charles Mitchell Hazel Biv'ns LeRoy Brickus Doris Vann Addie Z. Berry Bernice C. 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LEWTER Good luck GARRY ALSTON THE FAMILY BILL ALSTON NELLIE ALSTON BETTY ALSTON Congratulations to CYNTHIA WILLIS and THE CLASS Of JUNE ’65 From Your Cousin CHERYL LYNN DICKENS BILL'S PRESS-RITE CLEANERS 50 West Kinney Street Newark, New Jersey MA 2-8984 Congratulations to Homeroom 412 And The Class of '65 From MRS. MILDRED WILLIS DAIRYLAND ICE CREAM 557 Orange Street Newark, New Jersey There is no substitute for quality MURRAY'S Used Furniture Store Exchange WE BUY AND SELL USE0 FURNITURE 9 South Orange Avenue Newark 3. New Jersey BEN'S 500 Broadway Newark 485-3740 Congratulations to my daughter JUDY CHAMBERS love MOTHER WILLIAMS AUTO BODY 230 Morris Avenue Best Wishes to JEAN WATKINS Compliments from james mckinley, Jr. and SAUNDRA J. THOMAS HARDY SHOE STORE 94 Market Street Newark, New Jersey EDWARD'S RESTAURANT 106 Halsey Street Newark, New Jersey DR. WARREN G. KAUDER 299 Clinton Avenue Newark, New Jersey MRS. FRANCES OEUREAUX 11 Nya Avenue, Newark STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Phone 824-5133 132 COMPLIMENTS OF RESCUE CHURCH OF GOD 116 Bergen Street Newark. New Jersey Wishing The CLASS Of JUNE, 1965 luck and Success in the Future. MRS. CARRIE STILL HUGHES GROCERY STORE 26 Ouitman Street CLARA'S BEAUTY SHOP specializing in HAIR STYLING 4 COLORING 53 Stratford Place Newark, New Jersey Clara Baltrys, Proprietor JERRY'S BARBER SHOP Your Patronage Is Appreciated 311 Broadway (At 2nd Avenue) Newark, New Jersey HU 4-9568 Hours 8 a.m. • 7 p.m. Daily PAUL'S SUPER MARKET Bergen Street Newark, New Jersey L S MEATS 124 West Kinney Street Newark, New Jersey MARY'S BEAUTY SALON 10 A Park Street Orange, New Jersey ERNEST'S BARBER SHOP 48 Main Street East Orange, New Jersey EDDIE'S ESSO SERVICENTER 17th Avenue and Livingston Street Newark 3. New Jersey WALTER BARBARA BURFORD 29 Riverview Place Newark, N. J. RAPID SHOE REPAIRING SHOP 146 Norfolk Street Newark 4, New Jersey CAPITAL RESTAURANT M. A. L SOUTHERN PRODUCE 183 Spruce Street HARVEY TESMAN. PROPRIETOR NATE'S FOOD MARKET INC. Best Withes To CLASS OF 1965 Congratulation . CAROL UNCLE JESSE 133 Patricia Vemable Henry DuimII Wayne Robinson Yuler Mae White Dora Stalk Service Food Market Eugene Finney Virginia Burn John Well Doreen M. Washington Jean leddy Carol Cook Ann B. Evan Jody Boxym John Sierchio Paul Yannuzzi Tdfie Thome Pugh tana Tobin Earl Tobin Furmalee Tobin Yvonne Farrar Willie Ann and Taco Ann Frank Damico James Georgia Ann 8. E. Jone Shirley 4 Sam Robinson Sam' General Store Community Barber Shop Nate Variety Store Rev. Wm. J. Under Mary Pryor James White Mr. 4 Mr . Victor Washington Phyllis Cook George Cook Baby Scott Washington Genevieve tardier Kathy H 4 M.ke D. I. Gremoglie James Tobin Elizabeth Pugh Maxwell Smith Alice Tobin Fur I on Tobin Jesse Butch tester Sarah 4 Pete Romey Washington Brenda 4 Carmelita Ole an Clarke Mr . Mary E. Ray Geneva Kerton William Bobbitt W. Bobbitt June Bobbitt Stanley 4 Gwen Iveleen Thomas Tera Bobbitt Ernest Mayor Mary Anne Spahle Edna Patterson A. Fagan Ernestine Collier Ella Rose Bella Rote Edna Rablntson Arlene T. Flynn Arlene Flynn Mrs. Bell Simons Joseph Ropek F. Williams Barbara Neely Fred Collins Billy Davit Clifton Williams Bernice McNeil G. Kerton W. Holloway Anthony Peaks JoAnn Payne Mary Jackson Joe Curry Sharon Bobbitt Walter L Harris Tommy Spahle A. Fagan Ernestine Cellier Beila Rose Mr . Peace A . T. Flynn Rozella Watts Willie Norman Verne 4 Rome Willie J. Miller C. Clemons W. C. Collins James Edwards James Ransey Mrs Campbell Jed Baker Eugene Bobbin Inell Bobbin Patricia Winston Isaiah Rowells James Bobbitt Paul William (Bill) Clark Annie Freeman Thomas Spahte F. Harrison Vera Bryant B. Rose Mrs. Peace Edna Robinston Mr. Monroe Gist Dave Withchard Roy F. Williams Clifton Clemons Essie Collins Scott Jr. Streattler Is sac, Charles Ann B. Schlegel Beulah Staples James Webb Thelma Barclift T. Barclift Kent White Greg Bey and Judy Chambers Mirta Ortiz M. Rodriguez Gwendolyn Bowens Barbara Whitfield John Harris Phyllis Harris Shirley Harris Dorothy Harris Theodore Moon Carol Winter Eleanor Sanders little Mike and Big Nat Arthur Ridley Walter Morton, Jr. Irma W. Jones Annie Hardin Oliver-Owen Hardin Marion Money M. Stalks Clee Staples Alfred Barclift T. Barclift Viola Bernard Alma Holland Robert Zayas Rafeal Rivera Felito Rodriguez Ronald Bowens Phyllis Harris Malanda Gary Frankie Ford Raymond Harris Bessie Harris Marvin Nelson Randolph Simmons Ebbie love Edward (Ajax) Boze, Jr. Walter Morton, Jr. Alberta Porterfield Jula Fuctl Odell Hardin Eric Stokes Mae Retta lee Sylvia Turner Ferrell, libby Wilburt Smith Thelma Barclift Madeline White Jo-Jo and Dolly R. Zayas Myrta Rodriguez F. Rodriguez Robert Harris Dolly Harris Carolyn Fred Dorothy Harris Bessie Harris Raymond Harris Bob (W.H S.) lombardo Stephen Johnson little Mike and Big Nat Willie Flenigs Rosie Giantini Rita Cheuncey C. P.M. RALPH LUCY'S Italian Sausage Hot Dogs 166 Warren Street RELIABLE QUILT COMPANY B3 Prince Street Newark, New Jersey IMPERIAL BARBER SHOP 413 Clinton Avenue Newark. N J. Tel 243-9566 JOHNNY. JIMMY I FRED Operators love. Good luck, and Happiness to EDITH from MOM, DAD, BROTHERS SISTERS Best Wishes To Class of 1965 A. LOWENSTEIN SCRAP RUBBER 343 South St., Newark, N. J. Are You looking For A Good PUBLIC RELATIONS CONTACT? let Me Do It For You GERALD A. BRANGMAN 124 So. Arlington Avenue East Orange 2. New Jersey 672-4293 LAZAROFF PHARMACY 244 Broadway Newark, N. J. RUBIN BROTHERS DRUG STORE 163 Belmont Avenue NEW BERGEN MARKET Full line of Groceries, Vegetables and Meats F. PATTERSON, Proprietor Phone 81 2-0674 309-18th Avenue Newark. N. J. Best Shine In Town NOLLEY BAIL 65 16th Ave. Newark. N J. STEVE'S SPOT LUNCHEONETTE Where Meals and Sandwiches of Unmatched Quality and Quantity Are Being Sold. BLUE MOON BEAUTY SALON 37-16th Avenue. Newark, New Jersey FRANK'S LAUNDROMATS 82 Crane Street 101 7th Avenue HAYES DRUGS 264 Fifteenth Avenue Newark 3, New Jersey Congratulations to JOAN HARRIS FROM A FRIEND Best Wishes to CYNTHIA WIlllS from WILLIAM BURKE 134 HALO WIGS, INC. ANNA-BELL GORDEN LUNCHEONETTE The Wig That Is Fit For An Angel 423 Springfield Avenue Newark, N. J. William Cash, President Confectionery and Barbecue Hot Dogs — Sweet and Barbecued 295 15th Avenue LITTLE MIKE BIG NAT'S Congratulations to The Italian Saosago Italian Franks CLASS OF 65 Jumbo Hamborgers From French Fries LEONARD JEFFRIES Corner of Summit A Warren Street COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF 1965 RITEWAY CLEANERS DYERS Alterations Bl 3-2103 370 • 15th Avenue Newark, New Jersey Good lock TART'S SOFT FREEZE to the 457 Springfiolcf Avenue ClASS OF 1965 Newark, Now Jersey BERNARD GOLD Compliments BARTOLO LOPEZ of the 3 Wood Street HOAGIE HUTS Newark, Now Jersey Newark, New Jersey Lopez Barber Shop LLOYD BOAT YARD 3S8 Riverside Avenue Newark, New Jersey J J RECORD SHOP 482 3482 ROSLYN BEAUTY SALON JERRY and PHYLLIS LARDIERE 3 Belmont Avenue Newark, New Jersey 622-I63S 2nd floor PROGRESSIVE MARKET Best of luck to the Graduating Class of 1965 92 New Street RIVERA'S GROCERY STORE Nowark, N. J. 34 Cutler Street Newark, New Jersey 135 Eleanor-Terry H rdin M. Brown lela Mac Jackson Mr. Moore Estelle Croxt Almeta Kelly louise Robert Coy Bowser Stanley Irving 5 10c Storo Frank Moore Brenda Wright Mrs. lizzie M. Moore Mrs. Minnie liggie Cynthia Rocker Henry Rocker Cheery8eethes Hodges Johnson Gerald Jones Bellomy Rocker Adele Combs Cortis McCants Alice Nickels Saundra Nickels Brenda Nickels Phyllis Coote Gene E. Brascomb lelia laory Billy Stancil Mrs. Roxana Mitchell Evelyn McFaorix Joseph Bradley Irene Morphy James Rascoe, Jr. Theodo'e Newton David Hont Cynthia Rocker Mr. Mark Shivers Romey Johnson Elcnor Rocker Earl Rick Charles Moore lizzie Johnson Barbara Robson Charles Moore Sylvia Nickels Ulysses Chocker Willie Carr Hattie Nickels Jewel Nickels R. L letter Bernice Rigester Rose Dahesandro Christine Bloe Mr. Earl Mitchell Carrie Vooa Joseph lewis Herman Blakewood Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell Mr. John Jennings Jesse Greene Garry Rocker Mrs. Stail Shivers Miss lizzie Johnson Jessie Johnson James J. 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COMPLIMENTS OF VALLEY FAIR SNACK BAR GEORGE J. GED LA-NOR BRIDAL SHOPPE Custom gowns for all occasions Prom Gowns •4 Springfield Ave. At Junction South Orange Ave. Newark, N J. MA 2-9191 Good Luck and Best Wishes from GEORGE and JEAN 'Class of 1962 to the Class of June 1965 PETOLINO FLORIST 2S3 Orange Street Newark, New Jersey 672-9781 Flowers Telegraphed MRS M. ORGOPETOLINO, PROPRIETOR Member 1. B T. local 575 Compliment of DR MRS. ALBERT SCALES Good luck ALLEN F. CROOMS, D.D.S. Best Wishes from COLEMAN'S BARBER SHOP 105 Watson Avenue Newark, New Jersey Treat Yourself To The Best'' FLEETWOOD BARBER SHOP Barbers A. Wilkerson, Manager C. Flannagan 56 West Market Street Newark. N. J. MArkel 3-9872 Congratulations to Class of 65 MRS. ELIZABETH BARRETT MRS. LIZA BULLOCK MRS. DORA WILKERSON JERSEY PLASTIC DIE CASTING COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS PATRICIA LAUREL from MISS VERNELL JOHNSON and THE BATTLE FAMILY ANDY CASSESE Miniature Food Market Quality Meat Fancy Fruit 4 Vegetables - Groceries 555 Central Avenue WAITES GROCERIES DELICATESSEN Candies • Cold Sodas • Cigarettes • Ciga's • Fountain Service Service with a smile 248-4318 TO THE CLASS OF 1965 May The Grace and Blessmg of God Be W.th You All Through Your life JOY SINGER 136 Good luck JEANNE ANN from UNCLE BUDDY Compliments of MISS ALMA RAY HARRY'S 121 Belmont Ave. Newark. N. J. Delivery—243-2170 Congratulations From MR MRS. AARON CROCKETT FAMILY Newark. New Jersey ORA'S BEAUTY SALON 1S1 Norfolk St Newark. N. J. Every One Shops JOHN'S BARGAIN STORE for Better Buys Beit withei and all the luck in the world. To our very nice couiin MIKE. FROM THE SLAUGHTER FAMILY BOB. MARION. SHELLIE, PUMKIN Congratulations to my brother ElllOTT SIMMONS from ANNIE SIMMONS RONALD JONES Congratulations REGGIE CLASS OF 1965 JEAN, JOYCE, DEE-DEE, VIRGINIA L. BISHOP Beit of luck to Class of 1965 MRS. ODESAR WHITE Beit of luck to EDITH in the Future VIDALINA WILLY Mitchell 3-9810 Home TA 4-0855 Congratulations To SANDRA 8 Her Class From WILSON'S BEAUTY SALON specializing m the care of the hair . scalp treatment • hair dyeing bleaching - facials and manicuring • styling HELEN S. WIISON. Owner 118 Springfield Avenue Newark 3. N. J. COMPLIMENTS TO Cl ASS OF 1965 La RAMONA BEAUTY SHOP 147 Belmont Avenue 81 3-7436 I. BAILEY, Operator Congratulations To My Daughter SHEILA HICKS Your mother LOIS HICKS T'S BARBER SHOP NORTH NEWARK COMMUNITY COUNCIL 137 M.chael J. Zyzzio E. Kravs Geri Criszvolo John O'Mahoney Viz Donna Helen Lm Winnie P. H. Evan T. Cook Diene Cook lucy Cook John Cook Ola Betti Mr Tip Top Bill Tekla-Jaworsky Sera-Giffin lOf.de Middleton L Seerent I. 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