East Side High School - Torch Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1961 volume:

IN GRATITUDE In the midst of our community stands a building indistinguishable structurally from many others. However, it has a vital quality which lifts it far above the ordinary. It possesses that vibrant spark we call spirit; the impetus for which lies not in the building itself, but has come from the many people who have passed through, leaving behind a little of themselves. During the past fifty years, administrations, faculties, and students have been dedicated to creating here at East Side a living example of those democratic ideals we hold so dear. For here we truly have the proverbial melting pot, the American dream: where representatives of many races, nationalities and creeds are working together to create the basis for a sound future; where young men and women from every social stratum are learning to respect each other; and most importantly, where all are receiving an education suited to their specific needs. East Side may well be proud, for it has been helping to create and preserve the very essence of American Democracy. So, we, the class of June, 1961, in recognition of fifty years of service to the community dedicate this yearbook to our Alma Mater on the occasion of her Golden Anniversary. 1' VAl comtm s DEDICATION .......................... 1 ADMINISTRATION ...................... 4 FACULTY .......................... . 6 SEN ORS ............................ 18 MEMORIES . 74 ACTIVITIES 84 SPORTS ............................100 ADVERTISEMENTS ....................120 7 THE TORCH presented by The Class of June, 1961 East Side High School NEWARK, NEW JERSEY A. Walter Ackerman PRINCIPAL It is a distinct pleasure to congratulate this fine class on its splendid record in all areas of school activity. We are now commemorating fifty years of educational service here in East Side High School, and it is my feeling that this class is representative of the best of the many thousands of fine and loyal students who have passed through these halls. Your future success and happiness is our fond desire. 4 Lewis G. Griffiths VICE-PRINCIPAL ■■■■■■■Ml Please accept my most sincere appreciation and thanks for the many fine things you have done for me and for East Side High School. May I extend to you my heartiest congratulations for your outstanding achievements. 5 6 Class Adviser WILLIAM C. SCOTT Class Counselors LAWRENCE W. BLOCH 7 VINCENT P. TRUNK Homeroom AUGUST JANNARONE MAYBELLE P. LYNCH CAMILLE S. MALBROCK BERNICE POLL ANGELO A ROSAMILIA Advisers STUART FABER DR. GILBERT KAHN GEORGE M. KESSLER Science Business and Secretarial Social Studies Department Chairmen ELEANOR M. BLOOMFIELD English DR. HARRY LEWIS Mathematics OTTO STOLL Physical Education and Health VINCENT J. YOUNG Technical EDWARD ACOSTA. Technical KATHRYN ALEXANDER (Mrs.). Physical Education ELIZABETH ARMELLINO (Mrs.), Clerk HELEN BALCERSKI (Mrs.), Home Economics BESS BARTNER (Mrs.), Business LAWRENCE W. BLOCK, Social Studies PAUL P. BOGATKO. Physical Education LILLIAN T. BROTMAN (Mrs.), Secretarial FRANCES BYRNE (Mrs.), Mathematics JOHN R. COFFEY, English MARGARET COPPOLA (Mrs.), Home Economics f' FACULTY ANTHONY M. D'ANDRFA, Science AGNES A. DAVITT, Librarian LORRAINE DEL TURCO, Secretarial NICHOLAS E. Dl NARDO. Music JUDITH DORIS (Mrs ), Spanish BEATRICE DORNBUSCH (Mrs.), Physical Education FRANCES DUVA (Mrs ), Clerk MARGARET M. EISENBERG (Mrs.). Science XAVIER FICCIO, English CHARLES F. FISHER, Art WILLIAM B. FISHER, Biology )0 CHARLES L. GRUBEl. Science BERNARD HAIIPERIN, English MURRAY HECHT. Business JOHN F. HENDLER, Business AUGUST JANNARONE, Technical ANTHONY V. JANNONE, Secretarial HAROLD M. JAY, English MARGARET JESSEN, librarian MARILYN JONSON (Mrs.), Clerk ELIZABETH KELLY. Mathematics DR. MILTON KESSLER, Social Studies FREDA G. KIRSCH (Mrs.), Clerk LILLIAN KOLBERT (Mrs.), English FLORENCE KORCHIN (Mrs.), Science EVA Z. KROZSER (Mrs.). Health BENJAMIN S. LEON, Business VIRGINIA LEPORE (Mrs.), English MAYBEllE P. LYNCH, Social Studies MICHAEL S. MAGISTRO, Technical CAMILLE S. MALBROCK (Mrs.). Physical Education BERT R. MANHOFF, Physical Education PATRICK M. MARCHESANI, Technical ARLINE R. MARSH (Mrs.), Registered Nurse MARION MATARAZZO (Mrs.), English PAUL McCABE, Business RICHARD A. MILLER, Technical HERBERT MOORE, English ENGELBERT J. NEUMAYER, English (Transferred) ANTHONY PALUCH, Technical GLORIA PANITCH, Home Economics CAROLYN T. PARM (Mrs.), Teacher, Clerk BERNICE POLL (Mrs.), Social Studies EDWARD A. POSNER, Social Studies IRVING S. PRICE, Dr., English ESTA REICHER, Social Studies ELLEN C. RICHARD, Secretarial ANGELO A. ROSAMILIA, Mathematics RENARD ROSSI, Physical Education EDWARD SAIZ, Business LAURA F. SCHEFTER (Mrs.), Mathematics MARSHA SCHUCKMAN (Mrs.), Physical Education CANIO M. SCOCA, Business WILLIAM C. SCOn, Head Counselor WALTER SIEGWARTH. Technical NELLIE M. SMITH, Secretarial FRED E. SPANN, Physical Education IRVING D. SPRINGER, Business ADAM M. STANISLAWCZYK, Latin FANNIE E. STERBENZ (Mrs.), Pianist HOWARD G. STINTSMAN, Technical ELEANOR M. SWYKOWSKI. Mathematics ALBERT TARLER, Technical FRANCES TERESI, Special Education EDWARD TEUBNER, Science VINCENT P. TRUNK, English ISRAEL TUMIN, Social Studies STEPHEN P. VANDERHOOF. Technical IRVING WALLOCK, English EMILY G. WILDER. Music JOSEPH YOUNG, English 13 FACULTY MEMBERS NOT PICTURED SELMA SCHULMAN, English JOHN SHENIS. Business DANIEL SINGER, Social Studies ESTHER WASHINGTON (Mrs.), Science MORRIS ZEVIN, Science FRANCES POLLACK (Mrs.), On Furlough JESSIE C. CRUMMY. Health PATRICIA CURVIN (Mrs.), English DOROTHY HAINER, Music MARIE C. KELLY (Mrs.), Secretarial PETER IARDIERI. Business GEORGE LARKIN, Chemistry Lab $ « $ 1 4 I CAFETERIA STAFF ENGLISH MATHEMATICS HISTORY SECRETARIAL Just children on their way to school again? Nay, it is ours to watch a greater thing. These are the World's Rebuilders! —Theodosia Gorrison TECHNICAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCIENCE Class Officers MARY ANN URSO Vice-President DAVID DIAS President JOAN FASULLO Secretory WILLIAM LEVANT Treasurer 16 Hail and Farewell JANUARY, 1910 At a meeting the Board of Education of Newark, New Jersey decided to spend $250,000 for a high school in the East End. Commissioner Benedict Preith voted in the negative, favoring a southern location. He argued that most parents in the East End wanted to send their children to work immediately after the completion of the eighth grade while in the South End parents were generally anxious that their children attend high school. However, Commissioner Brown clinched his arguments for the “Neck with attendance figures. He felt the need east of the railroad was greater because Iron bounders had to spend carfare to reach Newark High School, and the bus service for this route was very indirect. JANUARY. 1910 The specifications for the new high school were released by the Board of Education. A resolution was adopted calling on School Architect Guilbert and Engineer Knight to draw plans for building on property bounded by Van Buren, Nichols. Warwick, and Sanford Streets. The completed building. East Side Commercial and Manuel Training High School, will accomodate 600 pupils. It will be planned so that facilities can double if needed. MARCH, 1910 The high school construction bid was given to Fred Kil-gus for $257,893. Construction should be finished by December, 1910. APRIL. 1910 The new high school in the East End will be the first of its kind. Operating under a co-operative plan, its students will work in machine shops one week and then attend school the next. In this way, they will be given a chance for selfsustenance. Industry will be expected to co-operate in preparing students for employment and further schooling. Three times as many students as were expected are on roll, which shows that the people of Newark are keenly aware of the value of industrial training. MAY, 1910 The contractor has agreed to rush the East Side building for a $1,500 bonus. By oxpressing its willingness to pay this added fee, the Board of Education has enabled the school to be ready for occupancy by early next year. JUNE. 1910 Our new East Side Commercial and Manuel Training High School will offer a variety of courses. It seems that local senti-ment favors this. There will be three four-year courses: the Commercial, Technical and General, which train young people for industrial jobs, normal schools or technical colleges. Principal Kennedy considers his school the finest of its character in the stale. APRIL, 1911 Crisisl Recently the long awaited opening of East Side Commercial and Manuel Training High School took place and someone forgot to raise the flag on its pole at the entrance. Fortunately, a Kinney Street car passed by. The conductor and motor man, noticing the mishap, ran up to the pole, and raised an eighteen inch flag. APRIL. 1911 Many citizens may not be aware of the unusual conditions at Newark's infant high school in the East End. Because of an unfinished basement, where the all important machine shops are located and the lack of heating. Latin is being held in the home sanitation department, stenography in the laundry room, and English in the millinery room. MAY. 1911 let's take a look at the recently opened East Side Commercial and Manuel Training High School. It is quite an imposing structure. A three story brick building with a basement, it extends back an entire block from Van Buren Street. Its plain but attractive exterior is in the Georgian style of architecture. A fourth floor may be added eventually if needed; the strength of the walls would sustain such an addition. Although lunch facilities are unavailable, by the time of the school's reopening in September, this will be remedied. SEPTEMBER. 1913 If you should happen to be visiting our high school in the East End this month, you will find a new and friendly face there, that of Mr. Eli Pickwick, the principal succeeding Dr. Thomas Kennedy who will be going to South Side High School. Mr. Pickwick, former city supervisor of manuef training. has had great experience in this type of school, having taught in St. Paul, Minnesota manuel training schools from 1889 to 1897. SEPTEMBER. 1913 The opening of the new South Side High School will certainly affect the attendance of East Side Commercial and Manuel Training High School. Many students taking the general course at the formor school will probably transfer to the latter, which will be exclusively a literary and commercial training center. However East Side will then be able to resume its original purpose, that of an industrial preparatory school. JUNE. 1923 Examinations were given at East Side Commercial and Manuel Training High School in order that the English department might choose next year's staff members of the school magazine The Orient. APRIL. 1926 Recently the Board of Education made a move to establish East Side Commercial and Manuel Training High School exclusively at a technical school because of the great drop in attendance. A “literary school will be built in the Clinton Hill district where citizens have been clamoring for one. As for the East End. no one has offered an opinion as to the change. MAY. 1926 Progressives of the city have declared their wish for the continuance of East Side Commercial and Manuel Training High School as it was established Also, the love of competition has urged Ironbounders to oppose the change to a solely technical school. As of now, many East Siders are still attending other institutions for their general education, encountering problems with transportation. MAY, 1928 Isn't it amazing? When East Side Commercial and Manuel Training High School was founded in 1911, its chance of survival was doubtful to some people. Opening with 430 pupils, this number has been increased to 1400. It is wonderful to witness this desire for education growing in our young people. Congratulations. Ironboundersl SEPTEMBER 1933 The enormous enrollment at East Side Commercial and Manuel Training High School has made it necessary for the Board of Education to open a South Market Street Annex to the school, which has already been enlarged twice. This year, due to changing curricula, the name has been changed to East Side Commercial and Technical High School. More students are realizing the need for further education after secondary school, making Principal Stanton A Ralston extremely proud. MAY, 1942 The spirit of the war has infiltrated every part of our society. Principal William Wilmot has announced that many boys from our Ironbound high school have joined the overseas forces. In addition, this school has been leased to the Submarine Boat Corporation for summer use. The corporation will hold classes in the excellently equipped drafting rooms. JUNE. 1953 The new and beautifully modern wing of our high school was completed this month Containing a gymnasium, locker rooms, showers, and an auditorium designed to seat 1500 peo pie, it lends a different aura to Van Buren Street. Along with exterior changes, the school was officially designated as East Side High School. This signifies the realization of the great need and demand for preparation for higher education. The original purpose of the school, industrial training, no longer seems to be the exclusive goal of East Side High School. OCTOBER. 1956 The sorrow of every Ironbounder is caused by the death of Dr. Henry McCracken, principal of East Side High School since 1948. Although this is a qreat loss to the community, we are sure that his successor. Mr. Walter Ackerman, will be quickly adopted as the new father of East Side's students. SEPTEMBER, 1957 Newark high schools were once more bombarded with countless freshmen this month An enormous class of 500 entered East Side, sethng a school record. What lies ahead for them? What will they contribute to their school history? JUNE. 1961 Mr. Walter Ackerman, proud principal of East Side High School, witnessed the graduation of almost 400 seniors. This class of June, 1961 celebrates the golden anniversary of its school and brings to a close the first half-century of progress. The nostalgic memories and high ideals of East Side High School will remain with each student, as he moves forward through the complicated, adult world outside. Education is a companion which no misfortune can depress, no crime can destroy, no enemy can alienate, no despotism can enslave. At home a friend, abroad an introduction; in solitude a solace, and in society, an ornament. It chastens vice, it guides virtue, it gives, at once, grace and adornment to genius. —Joseph Addison 19 ROBERT ALONSO Bobbte Activities: B� nd 2. 3. Favorites Everything • • • All O Them . . . lunch Slanguage: That's the breaksl Destination: U. S Army DOLORES ANN ANDRADE Dee Dee Activitiev Honor Society 2. 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 1; Prom Committee 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; library Staff 3. 4 Favorites: Steak . . . ' Devil Or Angel . . Homeroom Slanguage: I really dol Destination: Marriage PHILIP ALBANESE Pine-boy Activities: Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Steak ... A Thousand Stars . . Oym Slanguage Get osrtl Destination- Will serve Uncle Sam PHYLLIS ADAMO Pudgy Activities- Shorthand Club 3 Favorites: lasagne . . . Evening in Roma . . . English Slanguage: Rightl Destination: Marriage ANNA ABROMAITIS Bobo Activities: Hall Patrol 2 Favorites: Stuffed cabbage Deck of Cards . . . Gym Slanguage: You're a dolll Destination: Marriage The price of wisdom PAUL ANDRUCHOWITZ � rcfcard Activities: Hall Patrol 4 Favorites Hamburgers . . . Harbor lights . . Machine Shop Slanguage: Hello therel Destination: Work MICHAEL JOSEPH ARDITO M.W' Activities: Band 1, 2? 3, 4; Dance Orchestra I, 2. 3, 4; Symphony Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1; Swimming Team 2 Favorites: Steak . . . Wonderland By Night . . . Music Slanguage What am I? Destination: Traveling bandleader ELIZABETH ANN ARNASHUS OWTTjr Activities Band 1. 2 Symphony Orchestra 2, Electronics Club 2. 3; Latin Club 2. 3; History C1t b 2; Tennis Club 2; Junior Achlwm-menl 3. Favorites Italian food . . . Sometimes . . . Latin Slanguage: Aw. bolognal Destination: Over Niagara Falls in a barrel ROBERT ARRAIAl B. A. Activities M«ll Patrol 4 Favorites Steak . . . ' Shortenin' Broad . . . Hittory juaget I know thatl Air Tore ELIZABETH ANN BARBOZA Betty Activities Hall Patrol 3 Favorites Ravioli . . . Stay . . . Stono Slanguage: You knowl Dominations Waiting for opportun Ity to knock BEVERLY AILEEN BAROA Andy Activities Vituel Aid 3; Secretary Latin Club 3; Electronic Club 3 Favorite : Spaghetti . . . In the Still of the Night . . . Hiilory Slanguage: I'm gonna bag youl Domination: Food tampler for Ea� t Side' cafeteria is above rubies . . . -Kings VIII GEORGIA KAREN BASILE ANN BASTARDO ’’Petty Cheerleader 3. 4; Senior Executive Council 4. Secretary to Mitt Bloomfield 3; Servette 3, 4; Office Attitfant 1 Favorite : Lettuce and tomato end-wich on toatt . . . let It Pleate Be You . . . U.S. H It lory Slanguage: Don't know, do you? Domination; Nurting LUCILLE ANN BARTIROMO “loe Activities Shorthand Club 3. Alternate to Student Council 4j Candidate for Honor Society 2, 3. 4 Favorite : Broiled lobtfer . . . My love for You . . . Englith Slanguage: Now wait a minutel Domination: College “GtorgU Activities Vice rretioent student Council 4; Candidate for Honor Society 7, 3, 4, President Library Staff 4; Treasurer 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Announcer Staff 3; Spanith Club I, 7: Torch literary Staff 4; Treaturer Servette Club 3, 4; Member Servette 3. 4 Favorites Chicken . . . In the Still of the Night . . . Englith Slanguage: I don't know! Domination: College PAUl D BARFIEID Paul Activities Hall Patrol 3 Favorite : Steak . . . 'Georgia' Hall Patrol Slanguage: Fake out! Domination: Armed Force AlYCE LORETTA BARTEll Af Activities Glee Club 1, 7, 3, 4; Vice Pretident Hitlory Club 4; Preti-dent Bowling Club 3, 4; Symphony Orchettra 3; F.T.A. 4; Pretident Pen Pal I, 7: Pretident Spanith Club 1, 7. Pep Club 7. 3, 4; Announcer Staff I, 2, 3, 4 Favorite : Mulongon . . . I'm in the Mood for love . . . Englith Slanguage I'm emberreuedl Domination: Motcow Univertity 21 BARBARA BAUER Bab. ROBERT JOSEPH BAZYDLO «wr Activities: H.R Represent a five 1, 2. 3; Visual Aids Club 2. 3; An-nouncer Representative 1. 2; Secretary Bowling Club I, 2; Senior Executive Council 4; H R. Banker 2. 3, 4 Favorites: Steak . . . Diamonds and Pearls . . . Art Slanguage: What a bombl Destination! College DIANE BE IAS Or Activities: Glee Club I, 2, 3; F.T.A. 4; Symphony Orchestra 1, 2. 3; History Club 4; Bowling Club 3, 4; Choir 1 j Candidate for Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Vice President library Staff 4; Office Monitor 3 Favorites- Chow Mein . . . Nice and Easy . . . English Slanguage: Sorta kindal Destination: College 22 Activities: Glee Club I. 2. 3 Favorites; Pina . . . Save the last Dance for Me . . . Typing Slanguage: That's my boyl Destination: Work and marriage JOSEPH BATISTA Joe Activities: Slide Rule Club 1 Favorites: Steak . . A Million to One . . . lunch Slanguage: Don't knowl Destination: U.S. Navy DENISE SOFIA BATTAGIINI Dee Activities: Servettes Club 2, 3; Announcer Staff 3; Glee Club I; Hall Patrol 2 Favorites: Nochies . . . Teardrops . . . Steno Slanguage: What did you sayT Destination: Medical Assistant DIANE HEIEN BENIMEll Oe Da Activities: Pep Club 2; Swimming Club lj latin Club 2; Servettes 3; Glee Club 2; Announcer Staff 4 Favorites: Rare roast beef . . . You and the Night and the Music . . . History at 2:29 P M Slanguage: I hate youl Destination Maker of perfect counterfeit money ClAIRE TERESA BIANCHI C efre Activities: Office Monitor 2 Favorites: Spaghetti . . . He Don't love You . . . Machine Operations Slanguage: You don't sayl Destination: Driving Instructor IOUIS JOHN BIEKSHA Big lou Activities: Basketball 3, 4 Favorites: Steak . . . In the Mood . . . Machine Shop Slanguage: How about that! Destination: Army LORRAINE ANN BLADIS “lo reine Activities Safely Paltol 3 favorite . Shrimp Cocktail . . . Theme from the Apartment . . . Dramatic Slanguage let me tell youl Deitinetion; New York JAMiS BIBCSAK wild Bur MAGDELINE BLAKE Maggie Activities: Student Council I. ?; Mall Patrol I Favorite Roe� l B f ... Tonight Tonight . . . Mathematic Slanguage: That the way the ball bounce ! Deatination: IBM. School Acfnrifttt? Bind I, 7 Gift Club 1, 7; Symphony Orchtitrt I, 2, 3 fivorifei Koilbay fbh lido . . . Hittory Slanguage I «x U Dei filiation- College JOHN AIM BOB Johnny ’ Attivitiot Hill Pi trot 4 firon la Steik ... THi . , , Machine Shop Slinguigo: BitdV' Deitmition: Work LORRAINE FRANCES BRANIN KiMe AttiYili Gyrm Oi( 2, 3, 4 SptgkfHi . . . lo« r N«v r Say Goodby ' . . Machina Operation Sl r ou o : Y� � . cMWl O« «in ion Mtuitg CHARLCS ANTHONY BOVINO tuddy Attivitiet Bind 3, 4; D.mee Bind 3 fevoritet- P‘111 . . . Peter Gunn . . Metbenitel lib Slanguage ‘Am I dirt? Ontinehon: Cookie tuner fffNfST Nf BOVINO Cookie Atl'xritiett Twirling Squid 4. Bowling Club 3. 4: Butineu Club 3. 4 Pep Club I Ftvorilet Silimi . . 'Harlem Not-twroe . . . Cbemiitry Slanguage OAtrr it upl Oeihnationi Marriage to a million lire SAIOMEA EII7ABETH MACH Acthritiev Band I, ?; Cohrquerd Captain 3, 4 Favorite Potato . Pul Tout Meed On My Shoulder . . . Gym Slanguage 'What' new? Definition Stele College 23 MARY JEAN BYSZEWSKI Mini Activities Hell Patrol 4. Prom Committee 4 favorites Pitta , . , The Dance Is Over . . . Economics Slanguage I don't knowl Destination: Modeling JAMES CORNEIIOUS CAESAR Chickie Activities: Visual Aids Club 2 favorites Vegetables . . . Never let Me Go . . . Bookkeeping Slanguage: Glad to meet youl Destination: Easy living 24 SANDRA BUCKLEY Sendy Activities Guidance Office 3. 4; Ser-vettes 3. 4; Twitlere 2; Co-Captain Twirlers 4 favorites: Veal parmesan . . . Tonight, Tonight . . . lunch Slanguage: That's a sinl Destination: Khrushchev's dancing instructor ElVIRA THERESA BRUNETTI Vera Activities- History Club I, 2; Banking Monitor 2, 3; Tardy Monitor 4 favorites: Spaghetti . . . Talk Too Much . . . Bookkeeping Slanguage: What did you say? Destination: Marriage MICHEIINA 6RONZO Mickey Activities: Announcer Representative I, 2, 3, 4; Banking Monitor 1, 2, 3, 4 favorites: Chicken . , . fever . . . English Slanguage: Oh. nutsl Destination: Marriage 'To laugh at men of VALERIE MARY CALABRESE Itch Activities: Hall Patrol 4 favorites: lasagne . . . Tonite, To-nite . . . Typing Slanguage: Oh yeahl Destination: Ride on Kookie's motorcycle CONCEPCION CALATRAVA Conch ifeM Activities: Symphony Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4 favorites: Sea food . . . Save the lest Dance for Me . . . Bookkeeping Slanguage: What? Destination: Business world J PATRICK MICHAEL CAlEllO •Pet Activities President Student Council 4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 3. 4; Symphony Orchestra 1, ?, 3; Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Torch Staff 3. 4 Favorites: Steak . . . SoMoquy . . . Math Slanguage Wastel Destinations College and money, money, money I FRANK JAMES CANN Burf Activiiiet: 5ci««(f Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2. 3; Chen Club I. 2. 3. 4; Key Club 2; Candidate (or Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Favorite! Steak . . . Swan lake . . . Chemistry HELEN CATHERINE CARMOOY Helen Activities: Shorthand Club 3 Favorites: Turkey . . . You Mean Everything to Me . . . Secretarial Practice Slanguage: Yeah? Destination: Work MARIANA CARMONA Petite Activities: Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Ravioli . . . Desiree . . . English Slanguage: You better believe ill Destination: Champion bowler sense is the privilege of fools . . . —Jean de la Bruyere r -Vinnle Activities: Bowling Club 1 Favorites-- Ravioli . . . Heavenly' . . . Machine Operations Slanguage: Give it upl Destination: Work and marriage PATRICIA H CASAIE Pat Activities Hall Patrol 4; Servettet 2; Student Council Delegate 3, 4 Favorites: Pina . . . It's Not for Me to Say . . . Typing Slanguage: You said itl Destination: I.BM. School GWENDOIYNE CARUSO Half Pint-Activities: Announcer Staff I, 2. 3. 4; Student Council 3, 4; Hall Patrol 4; Senior Executive Council 4 Favorites: Dairy Queen . . . No One Knows . . . Study Slanguage What are you, out of your beaver? Destination: To tie the knotl JOAN ANN CARNEY Freck es Activities: Hall Patrol 3 Favorites: Veal parmesan ... A Casual look . . . Commercial Art Slanguage: Hey. beeverl Destination: Inventor DIANE ELIZABETH CARRER Diene Activities: library Staff 3. 4. Ser-vettes 2; Garden Club Ij Business Club 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Favorites: Turkey . . . “Mack the Knife . . . Steno Slanguage Nobody knowsl Destination: President of Bobby Darin Fan Club 25 EUGENIA ARTIE CERIIN Jean Activities: History Club 4; Hall Patrol 4; F.T.A. 4 Favorito� : Ham . . . Ho . . . Chemistry Slanguage: Congratulations! Destination Shutter-Bugging IRENE JOSEPHINE CICAIESE yiw Activities: Servettet 2. 3. 4; Dramatic! Club I; Junior Red Cross 1, 2. 3. 4; library Staff 3. 4, Latin Club 2, 3. 4; Announcer Staff 2. 3. 4; Junior and Senior Dance Committee! 3, 4; Torch Staff 4; Student Council I, 3, 4; Candidate for Honor Society 2. 3, 4; Treeturer f.T A. 4. Favorite! Egg plant . . . That's My Deilre .. . Chemistry lab Slanguage ' Shimianoodl Destination A definitely co-ed college MICHAEL CENTRA AWfce Activities: Hall Patrol I, 2. Dance Committee 3j Student Council Delegate 2 Favoritei: Spaghetti . . . Small World . . . Commercial Art Slanguage: See you on the rebound! Domination- Around the world in 80 days CAROLYN FRANCES CHESNEY Cero yn Activities: library Staff 2. 3. 4; Secretary-Treasurer library Staff 3, 4. Student Council 3. 4; Garden Club f; Candidate for Honor So ciety 2. 3. 4; Torch Staff 4; Prom Committee 4 Favorites: Chow mein . . . In the Still of the Night . . Math Slanguage You're kiddingl Domination: Plant to attend N.U.T. College 26 GRACE ANN CENTRA Creeie Activities: Steno Club 2; Prom Committee 4 Favorites: Chinese food . . . ' Theme from the Apartment . . . History Slanguage- You knowl Destination Stardom MARIE CARMEUA CECERE Marie Activities: Office Monitor 3 Favorites: Ravioli . . . Save the last Dance for Me . . . lunch Slanguage: Too muchl Destination: Disc Jockey WILLIAM A. CHRISTY Wa fy Activities- Hall Patrol 2 Favorites Veal parmesan . . . New Orleans . . . Mechanical Drawing Slanguage It's a long dayl MARY J. CICAIESE Destination: Work A4ery Activities: Servettes 1; Hall Patrol 4; Business Club 2 Favorites- Macaroni . . . You Mean Everything to Me . . . Secretarial Practice Slanguage You gotta do thatl Destination: Marriage KATHLEEN CICHOWSKI G ramp Activities Student Council 1, 2; Girl ' Bowling Club 2, 3 Favorites Steak . . . Tomorrow ... lunch Slanguage: Kickeyl Domination California by Cadillac CAROL ANN CIENSKI Rad Activities Steno Club 2; Hall Patrol 4 Favorite Steak . . . I'm in the Mood For love' . . . Engliih Slanguage Thote are the breaktl Domination: Conover model JANET HELEN CONDIT Spot Activities Student Council Delegate 2; Pep Club 1; Garden Club 2. 3 Favorite Ravioli . . . Wanted . . . Bookkeeping Slanguage: I'm to emb rre� � edl Domination: Bu ine t College NANCY AlYCE COPPOLA Nance Activities Hall Patrol 4 Favorites Chicken . . . 'Theme from the Apartment . . . Sleno Slanguage: But why? De t nat en: Executive Secretary VIOLA MARIE CINQUEGRANA vr Activities Servettet 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 4: Torch Stall 4; library Stall 2, 3; Vice Preiident library Stall 3; Steno Club 3; Hi tory Club I; Hall Patrol 4 Favorite : Chow mein . . . Mi� ty . . . Study CATHY COlllNS Kitty Activd.es Pep Club I, 2. Hall Patrol 3. 4 Favorite : laiagne . . . Ju� t Two Kind ol People in the World .. Machine Operation Slanguage Yeahhhl Detonation: Executive tecretary Slanguage Huhl Domination Spaghetti bender SHIRLEY COATES Shirley Activities Hall Patrol 3 Favorite : Spaghetti . . . Alwey . . . Study Slanguage: Pardon mel Domination: World traveler CAROL ANN CONK lega Activities Band I, 2. 3; Servettet 2. 3, 4; Symphony Orchettra 1, 2. 3; library Stall 2. 3, 4; Torch Stall 4; Honor Society 2. 3, 4. Shorthand Club 2. 3 Favorite Candy . . . 'Running Bear . . . Bookkeeping Slanguage ' Well, how about that! Domination. Firtt woman to � wim to Hawaii 27 LEONARD ROSS CUSUMANO lenny Activities' Safety Patrol 3 Favorites: Cheese cake . . . Anything Elvis sings . . . U.S. History Slanguage Who ceres about met Destination: Service ANNETTE ANNA CUTRINO Torsi Activities: Servettes 7. 3, 4j Business Club 7. 3; Shorthand Club 2. 3; Announcer Representative 7. 3. 4 Favorites. Spaghetti . . . In the Still of the Night . . . Homeroom Slanguage- Is that right? Destination: College Fraternity 28 ANGELO CORTINAS Angelo Activities: School Choir 1, 7. 3, 4; Boys’ Glee Club 1. 2. 3. A. Dramatics Club 7; Spanish Club 1, 4 Favorites: Chicken and rice • • • 111 Remember . . . Spanish Slanguage. I don’t knowl Destination: A hobo with a million dollars MARTHA ROSE CURIVAN Marti Activities: Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Chinese food . . . Misty . . . 8th period Hall Patrol Slanguage: Don’t werryl Destination: Bachelor girl GERARD J. CORNACCHI Jerry Activities: Fire Patrol 3 Favorites: Salads . . . Where Are You? . . . Mechanical Drawing Slanguage: Who me?” Destination Night School Whoso neglects learning in his youth RICHARD J. CZAJKOWSKI Kith la Activities: Hall Patrol 4 Favorites Steak . . . ’’All the Way” . . . lunch Slanguage: Yeah, huh huhl Destination Retirement ANTOINETTE DA COSTA Tonr | Activities: Cheerleader 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 1; Prom Committee 4 Favorites: lobster . . . Don’t Ask Me to Be lonely . . i English Slanguage ''Don’t you understand?” Destination: To own a chain of beauty salons CARMEUA D AIESSIO Me Activities: Hall Patrol 7. 3 Favorites: T.V. dinner . .. You Mean Everything to Me . . . Commercial Art Slanguage: Forget about it. Maryl Destination: Stage coach ride to Dodge City M JUDITH MARIE DAUEY Midge Activiti : Guidance Office 3 favorites: Pork chops . . . Alone at B last . . • Jimmie What are you looking I Early nuptials SHIRIEY ANN SWINESBIJRG Sh.V ey Activities- Jr. Red Cross 2: Rep Club 2. 3 Favorites- Italian food . . . Theme from A Summer Place . . . bookkeeping Slanguage- better believe it Destination- Rhode Island s top sec rotary CATHERINE MARIE O'AMORE Cathy Activities: Student Council I, 2; An nouncer Representative I, 2: business Club I. 2. 3. 4 Favorites: lasagne . . . Honest I Do . . . lunch Slanguage: Oh no. not again! Destination: Summer loafer loses the post and is dead for the future . . ROSE DEISANDRO Judy Business Club 3; Student Council Alternate 3 Favorites: Italian food . . . We belong Together . . . Secretarial Practice Slanguage- All rightyl Destination: A trip to the altar Activities: Student Council Delegate 1.2 Favorites: Macaroni . . . Hey little Girl . . Study Slanguage- Hil Destination: Work BARBARA ANN D'EIIA Sabi Activities Girls' bowling Club I Favorites: lasagne . . . Sunday Kind of love . . Bookkeeping Slanguage: I cracked up! Destination: Plans to marry a Fuller Brush man AllCE ANGEUNA DA SUVA «u y Activities: Steno Club 2 Favorites: Fried chicken . . . love Is a Many Splendored Thing , . . Dramatics Slanguage- Sure it isl Destination: Marriage JAMES IOUIS OE FAICO Ssrtth Activities- Bowling Club 2. 3 Favorites: Steak . . . Where Or When . . Bookkeeping Slanguage: Passl Destination An accountant handling millions 29 CARMEN DIAZ Cermife Activities: Junior Red Cron 2; Student Council Delegate 2, 3; Spanish Club : Servettes 2. Pep Club 3 Favorite ; lasagne . . . till the End of Time . . . Math Slanguage Very goodl Destination: I with I linewl MILDRED DICK MJWie Activities Hell Patrol 2 Favorite : Italian food . . . Harlem Nocturne . . . Typing Slanguage ' Oh, not Detrination: Work! Workl World DAVID DIAS Oave Activities Pretident Senior Clett 4; Student Council Executive Board 4. Newark Youth Council 4; Can-didate for Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2; F.T.A. 4 Favorite : Broiled lobtter . . . The Magic Touch . . . Englith Slanguage. What’ your trouble, bubble? Dedination: You nemo it, he'll be there ANTHONY DEVINO D Activitiet: Hall Patrol 3 Favorite : Steak . . . Earth Angel . . . lunch Slanguage: Darn ttreighll Domination: U S Air Force FRANK DE SALES Franfcre Activitiet: Key Club 4; Vice Preti-dent Spanith Club 4; Announcer Photographer 3, 4. Senior Executive Council 4. Torch Staff 4; Vice Pretident Science Club 4; Chen Club 2, 3 Favorite : Steak . . . There Goet My Baby .. . Science Detonation: Become an engineer and build a bridge from N, J. to N. Y. out of toothpick FRANCES OIMINO Fran Activitiet: Servette 2, 3j Butinet Club 3. Announcer Staff 1, 2, 3 Favorites Potato chip . . . ' Harlem Nocturne .. . lunch Slanguage Hold the phonel Domination: Marriage and butinet ELENA DiPACE Elena Activitiet: Science Club 1; Senior Executive Council 4. Junior Red Crott 3 Favorite : Pixie . . . ' That My Detire . . . Clothing Slanguage: Hold your breathl Domination Follow Rip Van Winkle' loot top JEAN MARIE DOKUS 8 on die Activitiet: Hall Patrol 3 Favorite : Pine ... Alone at la� l . . . lunch Slanguage That' the way it goeil Destination: North Pole 30 JON FREDERICK DOllMRG ion Activities: Hill Patrol 4 Favorites Ro � � boef . . . Midnight lace , . . History Slanguage; Reallyl Destination: Art School EUGENE JOHN OOMARACKI Gene Activities Cholf 3; Glee Club 2; Candidate lor Honor Society 4; Visual Aide 2; History Club 2; Ulin Club 2 Favorites: Piste . . . Mr. Blue . . . Chemistry Slanguage: To be o� no to be. Destination: A padded cell RAYMOND DENNIS DUIKIS Ray Activities: Science Club 1; Business Club 3 Favorites: Chinese Food . . . Devil or Angel . . . Bookkeeping Slanguage Think before you leapt Destination: A court stenographer for Perry Mason GAIL ECKERT DOROTHY DOOIEY Doro4hy Activities: History Club 1; Science Club 1. 2 Garden Club 2 Favorites: Pepperpot steak . . . He Will Break Your Heart . . . History Slanguage: Fools rush in where wise nsen fear to tread! Destination Nursing school DOROTHY ROSE DRABIK Dotty Activities: Girls' Bowling Team I Favorites- Cauliflower . . . Her lent Nocturne U.S History Slanguage Your mother-in-law! Destination Business College SANDRA JEAN DRUST Sandy Activities Choir 2. 3. 4 Glee Club 1; Candidate for Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Office Monitor 3: D' Donn's Office 4 Favorites: Spaghetti . . . That's My Desire . . Secretarial Practice Slanguage Oh. gee whirl CHRISTINE DUDLEY Chris Destination Great White Jungle Hunter Activities: Band 2. 3; Business Club 2. 3 Favorites S’eak . . . He'll Break Your Heart . , , Band Slanguage: like wowl Destination Dancing studio 31 ROBERT EDWARD ENIK 'Bob Activities Choi 2. 3. Latin Club 2. 3. 4; Science Club 2. 3. 4; Visual Aids Club 2. 3, 4; History Club 3.4 Favoritet: Food . . Rebel Route' . . . Cheat Ub. Slanguage Yigrfl Destination: College ELAINE ANN ENTRABARTOLO f aine Activities: Bowling Club 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1; Student Council 1, 2. 3. 4; Swimming Club 2 Favorite : Pitta ... To fhe Aitie • • • Typing Slanguage 111 think about ill Destination Beauty culture school 32 SARAIOU EDWARDS Lou Activities: Pep Club 1; Prom Committee 4 Favorites Pitta . . . All the Way . . . Hall Patrol Slanguage: ' Slickl Destination: Marriage MARY EUEN ELLIS Patty Activities: Fire Patrol 2 Favorites- Chinese food . . . The Dance Is Over . . . Art Slanguage. It's better to be loved than pritedl Destination: Nursing School RUTH ELLEN EDGAR Slim Activities Mall Patrol 1 Favorites: Macaroni . . . All My love . . - History Slanguage Stop me. will you?' Destination Marriage It Is only the ignorant wh JOHN RAYMOND ESPOSITO ftpo Activities: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3. 4 Favorites: Steak . . . The Twist . . . Math Slanguage: “Moel Destination: College JOSEPH I. FABBRICATORE Joe Activities: Hall Patrol 3 Favorites: Macaroni . . . ‘Walk Don't Run . . . Machine Shop Slanguage: Speak with feeling! Destination Packing wholesale eggs EDWARD FAIKOWSKI teg. Activitiet Bowling Club 1; Boys' Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Choir 7. 3 4 Favorites: Roast chicken . . lonely Room . . . Mechanical Drawing Slanguage: I'm going to be a bachelorl Destination: College JOSEPHINE MARIA EAUONE mkr Activity Hall Patrol 1 Favoritot: Chino food . . . Will You Still lov M Tomorrow . Typing Slanguage: You knowl Destination Arthur Murray Dance Party JOAN RUTH FASUllO Mickey SIMON FARAH W Activiti : Hall Patrol 3 Favorite : Fried chicken . . . Many, Many Tear Ago . . . Hittory Slanguage' How about thatl Domination: College Activities Cheering Squad 3. 4; Pep Club 1; Secretary Senior Clatt 4; Prom and Dance Committee 4; Torch Staff 4; Executive Council 4 Favorite : Chicken . . . All the Way , . . lunch Slanguage: Personally, do I care? Destination: Join the AAA. despise education . . . —Publilius S rus ANTHONY FERNANDEZ Puccini Activities: Safety Patrol 1 Favorites: lasagne . . . Fascination . . English Slanguage let me Oull Destination: To become a millionaire GERAIDINE FERNANDES Cerry Activities: Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Ravioli ... I Only Want You ... Art Slanguage: la de dahl Destination: Waves WENDEll FENDERSON McGee Activities: Safety Patrol 7 Favorites: Steak . Do the Huckle Buck . . . English Slanguage: Captainl Destination: Yankee Stadium RITA FAYAO Chic Activities: Hall Patrol 4; Shorthand Club I; Student Council I, 7, 3 Favorites: Ravioli . . . I'm So Young . . . Secretarial Practice Slanguage: Slickl Destination: The moon PATRICIA FEITH Pet Activities: Hall Patrol 1; Tardy Moni-tor 7 Favorites Spaghetti ... A Million To One - . . English Slanguage: 'Watch itl Destination: Private Secretary 33 YVONNE FRAZIER Voenie Activities Pep Club 4; Swimming Club 2; Announcer Representative 3 Favorites Cub tt ak . . . Wild At the Wind . . . Englith Slanguage: ''Tough luckl Destination: I B-M. School DOLORES NANCY FORTINO Doloft Activities Shorthand Club 3; Hit-fory Club 2 Favorite Spaghetti . . . PS., I love You , . . Typing Slanguage How interesting! Domination: Secretary JOHN FILIPKOWSKI 'Vac k Activitiet: Glee Club I. 2; Track Team 3, 4; Manager Football Team 3, 4; Candidate for Honor Society 2. 3, 4. Chett Club 1 Favorite : Pizaa . . . The lonely One . . . Chemittry Slanguage; What did you say? Domination: Newark College of Engineering ROSE ANN FRISCO Roe Activitiet: library Staff 2. 3; Announcer Staff 2, 3. 4; Steno Club 3: Prom Committee 4; Torch Staff 4; Candidate for Honor Society 2. 3, 4 Favorites: Macaroni . . . Mott of All . . . lunch Slanguage: Give me tom money. Mall Destination: Anchovy taller SALVATORE JOSEPH FERRARO. JR Sal Activitiet: J.V. Football I; Vanity Football 2, 3. 4. J.V Batketball 1; Vartify Batketball 3, 4; Track 2; J.V. Bateball 1, 2; Vanity Bateball 3, 4 Favoritet: Italian food . . . Secret love . . . Health Slanguage: like I carel Domination. Gay Parit MARY ROSE FERNANDEZ Mary Activitiet: library Staff 2, 3; Short, hand Club 3; Student Council 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; I IB and 11A Dance Committee; Servettet 2, 3, 4; Halloween Dance Committee 4; Honor Society 2, 3. 4 Favorites: Fried chicken . . . Theme From the Apartment . . . Gym Slanguage: I don't understand! Destination: Wavet JO ANN FRESCO Yeaif Activitiet: 8oyt‘ Gym Office 1; Guidance Office 1, 2; I IB Dance Committee 3 Favorites: Pitta . . . In the Still of the Night . . . lunch Slanguage- ' What can I tell you? Destination: Secretarial College ElAINE MARIE FROEHIICH F Activities: Latin Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Choir 2. 3; S rv tt t 2. 3, 4; Twirler 2, 3; Drum Majorette 4 Favorites; Italian food . . . love o! A lifetime . . . Gym Slanguage: That't your hard luckl Destination Marriage 34 JANICE MARIE FUREY Jen Activities: Hall Patrol 4 Favor.tat Italian food . . . ' Sincerely .. . English Slanguage You knowl ' Destination: Modern day Florence Nightingale JOSEPH M N. CARMEN GENTILE The Deacon ' Activities: Hall Patrol 2 Favorites: Roast beef . . Around the World in 80 Days . . - English Slanguage What a sinl Destination: T.V. Producer MARILYN FRANCES GALLO WAITER FRANK GALAS. JR Waft Activities Rowling Club 1. 2, 3; H, R. Treasurer 3, 4; Junior Red Cross Representative 1. 2 Favorites: Pina . . . The Great Pretender . . . Machine Shop Slanguage I really like youl Destination: College Meriydotei Activities Pep Club 1, 2; Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Pitta . . . Tonite, To-nite . . . Machine Operations Slanguage What'cha doin'? Destination Visit Elvis at Graceland EILEEN VICTORIA GFM8ARSKI ocfrne Activities: Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Ravioli ... A Million to One . . Typing Slanguage: Rig chargel Destination: I.R.M. School VINCENT R GATELY The Great Activities: Hall Patrol I Favorites: Pot roast . . . let's Go, let's Go, let's Go . . . English Slanguage; I wish I were richl Destination: Reauty Culture School ELIZA GLORIA GARCIA Cl Cl Activities: History Club I, 2; Secretary History Club 3, 4; Treasurer Spanish Club I, 2, 3; Dramatics Club I, 2. Glee Club I, 2. 3; Orchestra 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; literary Staff of Yearbook 4; Candidate for Honor Society 2. 3, 4; F.T.A 4; Tennis Club I Favorites Roast beef . . . Theme From the Apartment . . . English Slanguage: Goshl Destination: Concert at Carnegie Hall CELESTE GARETE Saffy Activities: History Club I, 2; Servers 1. 2. 3. Hall Patrol 2. 3. Senior Dance Committee 4 Favorites: Steak . . . You Talk Too Much . . . Algebra Slanguage- I'm brokel Destination Flag pole sitter 35 THOMAS f GIOREUA Geo VIOLET GlICK “J. P.u Activities! Pep Club 2 Favorites: Polish foods . . . “That's My Desire . . - Shorthand Slanguage: I love youl Destination: Sunset Strip ADEL A MARIA GONZAIEZ Del Activities: Pep Club 1, 2; Announcer Reporter 1, 2; Junior Red Cross 1; Servettes 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee 4. Candidate for National Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Member of F T A 4 Favorites: Tender steak . . . “In the Still of the Night . . . History Slanguage: What a sinl Destination-. To become a fraternity member 36 Activities: Prom Committee 4 Favorites: lasagne . . . “Misty . . . Study Slanguage- Never mindl Destination: Chicken plucker MARILYN ANN GIORDANO Midge Activities: Safety Patrol 2 Favorites: Macaroni . . . “Born Too late . .. History Slanguage: You don't know, do you? Destination: Park Beauty School DIANE JEAN MARIE GlNDA Diane Activities: Servettes 2, 3, 4; Tennis Club I; Twirling 3, 4; Announcer Staff 3; Business Club 3 Favorites: lasagne . . . Theme From the Apartment . . Working for Dr. Donn Destination Work and marriage Be ruled by time, the wisest SONIA ANN GOWACK Red Activities: History Club 1 Favorites: Steak . . . In the Still o the Night . . . Steno Slanguage: You can say that againl Destination: Business School RALPH GOUID RaJpJt Activities- latin Club 2; H.R Bank Teller I, 2, 3, 4 Favorites Spaghetti . . . The Twist .. . Math Slanguage: “Yeahl Destination: Poor house ANOREW ANTHONY GORTO Gump Activities- T1A Dance Committee 3 Favorites: Pina . . . All in the Game . . . Commercial Art Slanguage: Roachl Destination: An anchor danker in the Navy JANET SUZANNE GOZIDIOW )••set Activities: Hall Patrol 3 KATHERINE GRIER Kathy Activities: Hall Patrol 4 Favorite! Chinese food . . God Special liges . English Slanguage That's right! Destination: Beauty Culture School LORRAINE MARY GREGOREC Rain Activitiet- Latin Club 2. 3; Visual Aids Club 2. 3; Electronics Club 2. 3; History Club 2. 3. Tennis Club 2. 3 favorites: Italian food . . . Adonis'' , . . Latin Slanguage: Wise upl Destination: A head shrinker GLORIA JEAN GRIGGS Pudding Activities: Red Cross Club 1; Hall Patrol 2 Favorites: Chop suey . . He Will Break Your Heart .. . Typing Slanguage I know it! Destination: Career girl counsellor of oil . . . —Plutarch CAROL HARMYK Carol Activities- Boys' Gym Office 2 Favorites: Steak ... A Million to One . . . Machine Operations Slanguage Really? Destination: Wilfred Beauty Academy ADRIANNE CATHERINE GURDAK ■Butt' Activitiet: Announcer Representa- tive I. 2. 3. 4. Senior Eaecutive Council 4. Co Captain Twirlert 3, 4, Vice President Servettes 4, Office Monitor 3. 4; History Club I. 2. Steno Club 3. Honor So ciely 2. 3. 4 Favorites Pirra . . . Tonight. Tonight . . . lunch Slanguage I’m ensbarrattedl Destination: Point Pleasant THELMA GUESS Guess What Activities: Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Southern fried chicken . . . Save the Last Dance for Me . . . Typing Slanguage Say there, cooll Destination Marriage 37 GEORGE HIGGINS ELIZABETH HOUIS Hizy Activities Hall Patrol 4 Favorites Macaroni . . . ‘ Diamond and Pearls . . . Gym SIJngunge: How 'bout thatl Destination. Marriage Georgia Activities. Spanish Club I. Art Club 1; Science-Electronics Club 4 Favorites: Steak . . . You Belong to Me . . . Mechanical Drawing Slanguage: What do you say there? Destination: Engineering RAYMOND HERMO Ray Activities: Spanish Club I; Art Club 1; Student Council I. 2. 3. 4. Hall Patrol 2 Favorites: Steak . . . Mr. Success . . . History Destination: College and a career RONALD HENTON JCookie Activities: Hall Patrol 2 Favorites- Hamburgers . . . Since I Don't Have You . . . Gym Slanguage Hold if there, Andyl Destination: Mars DOROTHY I. HORNIG Doffie Activities: Band 2; Pep Club 1 Favorites: Steak . . . Sorry . . . Gym Slanguage: You ehcetedi Destination: Marriage 38 ELIZABETH HOWARD lixcie Activities: Junior Red Cross I. 2 Favorites Southern fried chicken . . . He Don't Love You . . . Health Slanguage: Sorry! Destination Marriage JOYCE CHRISTINE HOVAN Hovanski Activities: Cheerleader 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Bowling Club 2; Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Pierogi . . . In the Still of the Night . . . Commercial Art Slanguage It's slicker than slick; it's the slkkestl Destination: Cheerleader for Harvard University JAMES IMPOSIMATO Jim PATRICIA ANN HOWARD pat Activities Hall Patrol 1, 2. 4 Favorite : Pina . . • 0® ' T,k Your love from Me . • • Art Slanguage: Ml. hoaV Deitination: Marriage RICHARD HUZAR kk Activities Swimming Team 3 Favorite.: Steak . . • When I Fall in love .. . Study Slanguage That', the break.l Deitination Workl Activities Mall Patrol 3 Favorite.: la.agne . . . Come Fly With Me . . . lunch Slanguage Chokel De.tination: Truck Driver THOMAS JAMES Tommy Activities Cron Country I, 2, 3. 4; Indoo- Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Favorites Roa.t beef . . . Penon allty . . . Machine Shop Slanguage 'Are you there? Deitination: Hard labor CAROIYN MARY JAKIMAS Barracuda Activities Red Cron 4; Buiinen Club 3 Favorite.: Italian food. . . . Wonderland By Night . . . Shorthand Slanguage: You mutt be kiddingl Destination: Marriage to a millionaire JAMES I JACKSON lee Activities Indoor Track 3. Outdoor Track 2. Cron Country 4; Vitual Aid. 2 Favorite.: Steak . . . Diamonds and Peart. . . . Mechanical Drawing Slanguage: Glad to meet yoel Deitination Join the tervice JUDITH ANN INCH Judy Activities Pep Club 1. 2; Coun •elor'i OtRce I. 2. 3. 4; Hall Patrol 1, 2. 3. TIB Dance Committee 3 Favorite.: Ravioli . - . let It Be Me ... lunch Slanguage: large chargel Deitination: Riding Academy BARBARA ElAINE JACHIMIAK Prince.. Activities Choir T Favorite.: Pierogi . . . IH Be Seeing You . . . Steno Slanguage: TU-Tik-T.kl Destination: Modeling 39 NANCY BARBARA JEVIN Nancy Activities: Safety Patrol 2 fi o'i! t' Turkey . • • You . . . Typiofl Slanguage: Oh. y hl Destination A long vacation GOLDEN ELIZABETH JOHNSON Midge Activities Vice President and Secretary Latin Club 1, 2. Swimming Club 2; Setratary Dramatics Club I. 2; Giee Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Choir 3. 4; Symphony Orchestra 1. 2. 3; Debating Team 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Cheering Sguad 3. 4. Science Club 1; Torch Staff 4; Announcer Staff 4; Candidate for Honor So ciety 2. 3, 4 Favorites: Italian spaghetti and meat balls . . . Valerie . . . Chemistry Slanguage No goodl Destination Fraternity President 40 JOSEPH MANUEL JARDIM Processor Activities Slide Rule Club I Favorites: Fried chicken . . . To-nite. Tonite . . . History Slanguage: Pretty smooth! Destination: Service DONALD RICHARD JANUSZ Moose Activities J.V. Football 2 Favorites: Ham , . . In the Mood . . . English Slanguage: Be sure you're right, then go aheadl Destination: U.S- Air Force ROSE JANIAK Ro Activities: Glee Club 1. 2; Garden Club 2 Favorites: All foods . . , Wonderland by Night . . , English Slanguage Great Googamoo gall Destination: Business school ”Faith in our associates is ALAN JEWELL Bird Activities: Safety Patrol 1 Favorites: Shrimp . . . love You So . . • lunch Slanguage Hey. cousinl Destination- U.S. Navy ALONZO JONES Mercury- Activities Indoor Track I, 2. 3, 4; Outdoor Track I, 2, 3, 4 Favorites- Hoagie's sandwich . . . My Blue Heaven . . . Study Slanguage Ugly onel Destination: Work ELIZABETH LOUISE JONES lixrie Activities- Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Chicken . . . Talk to Me . . Typing Slanguage: Cux Destination: Prudential Insurance Company ELEANOR KARLIK ir Activities: Treasurer Servettes 3; Servettes Club 2, 3, 4; History Club 1, 2; bowling Club 2, 3. 4; laths Club 3. 4; Science Club 3. 4; OirU’ Swimming Team 2, 3; Announcti Reporter I, 2, 3, 4 Favorite F.Cet mignon . . . Day By Oay . . . History Slanguage: 'What do I know? Destination: College BERNARD A KAPUSCINSKI •ernie Activities: Student Council 3. 4 Favorites: Pierogi . . . Diamond and Pearls . . . lunch Slanguage: What, me worry? Destination: Hard work! part of our faith in God . . . —Charles Horton Cooley • ubWei Activities: Jr. Red Cross Representative 2 Favorites: Clams on the halfihell . . . Harlem Nocturne . . . Sewing Slanguage: Grow up. will you? Destination: Hair Stylist HELEN JULIA MARCELLA KENS? CAROLYN MARIE KA71AU Carrie Activities: Servettes 2, 3, 4; Secretary Servettes 4; Hall Patrol 2 Favorites: Macaroni . . . ‘ Stardust . . . Study Slanguage: I don't Irnowl Destination: Going lo Pennsylvania Activities. Hall Patrol 2 Favorites: Steak . . . Once In A While . . . Mechanical Draw.ng Slanguage Don't get nervousl’ Destination. Workl STANLEY KALAFUT Sfosh Activities-. Hall Patrol 3 favorites: Roast beef . . . lo 1? Teenager . . . U.S. History age: I hate womenl Workl RAYMONO KERSTINO Babe Football I, 3; Basketball Activities- 1, 2. 4 Favorites- Hamburger . . drop . . . Trigonometry Slanguage Yes, dearl Destination.- Workl Tear- ROBERTA KERSHAW •erf JOSEPH KfMPA Joe- Activities: Announcer Representative 1.2 Favorites- Steak . . . To Know Him Is to love Him . . . U $. History Slenguege: T h, Tsh.Tshl Destination Seventh heaven ROBERT KNEHR “Bob“ Activities Student Council Delegate 3 Favorites Steak . . . Tonite, Tonito . . . Machine Shop Slanguage 'What did you tey, PhilIT Dettination Workl JOHN ROBERT KNAISH f. G Activities Bateball 2. 3 Favorites Pina . . . Kety, I I ova You . . - Chamiitry Slanguage: Mold that hottel Dettination: U.S. Navy MARY ANN KHMEK “l ondr'a Activities Student Council 1, 2; An nouncer I, 2, 3, 4; Mall Patrol 4; Dance Committee 4 Favoritet Ravioli . . . “little Star . . . Engliih Slanguage: Kookiel Dettinationi “Mother of the Year, 1975 CHARLES KIRCHER “Cfiarfey Activities Hall Patrol 2 Favoritet: Steak . . . “The Hockle-buck . . . Mechanical Drawing Slanguage: Who you. Joe? Dettination: A long rett LAWRENCE KNOWLES terry Activities Football Team 2. 3. 4 Favorites Steak . . . “Time After Time Slanguage “Why not! Dettination: Pro Football 42 MARGARET LORRAINE KONSaCK tA rgio“ Activitiet: Garden Club lj Science Club 1 Favoritet: Spaghetti . . .“My Special Angel' . . . Economic Geography Slanguage “You’d better believe nr Dettination: Work and marriage CARL JOSEPH KONDROSKt “Carf Activitiet: Hall Patrol 2 Favoritet: Steak . . . In the Still of the Night . . . Mechanical Drawing Slanguage. Should I care? Dettination: Silent Service STELLA KOBYIARZ Sfet Activitiet: Hall Patrol 7) Football Ticket Seletgirl 3. 4 Favoritet: Fried bologna love Me Tender . . Englith with Mr. Jay Slanguage: Toughl Dettination: Jet trip to the altar Destination: Bakery chcl with Ronny JOSEPH MICHAEL KOVALINAS Joe Activities Student Council Delegate 4; Baseball I. 2. 3, 4 Favorites Broiled lobster . . . Earth Angel'' . . . Study Slanguage Hi, fellal Destination: A long deep THEODORE LADA Hook Activities Band 2. 3 Favorites Italian food . . . Star Dust . . . Mutic Slanguage- left go copl Destination- Juilliard School of Mutic THOMAS IASKY THOMAS KOZIMOR JCoi Activities Senior Dance Committee 4 Favorites Praia . . . Georgia . . . Machine Shop Slanguage: ' left copl Dettination- Air Force RONALD DALE KRESGE Ronnie Activities Key Club 2, 3. 4; hendi-date for Honor Society 2, 3. 4. Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4 Favorites Pina . . Georgia . . . Math Dettination- Eatt Side Janitor ROBERT GEORGE KRESKO Bob Activities Bate ball 1, 2. 3. 4. Foot ball 3. 4; Basketball 2 Favorites: Anything Italian . . All the Way . . . Math Slanguage: No. your betted Destination College JOSEPH JOHN KRYPFl Joe Activities: History Club 2. 3, 4; Latin Club I. 2. Science Club 2. 3. 4 Favorites Pina . . Theme from Frodut - Mechanical Drawing Slanguage I really don't Inowl Destination College 4] h� ni«l Drawing Slanguage: What it it?'' Damnation: U S Navy WIUIAM ANTHONY IEVANT, JR. 'Bill Activities Vice President Key Club 2. 3. 4; Candidate (or Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Student Council Delegato 2. 3. 4. Treasurer Senior Claw 4, Football Team 1, 2. 3, 4; w Team I Favorites Italian food . . . Josephine . . . Math Slanguage: Son of a gunl Oetfination: Meat chopper DOROTHY SANDRA IEWIS Sandr'e Activitiet: Hall Patrol 2 Favorltei Southern fried chicken . . . It's All In the Game . . . Dramatics Slanguage- What a sinl Destination: Marriage, children, and Southern belle CElENIA UNDERMAN Cefenio Activities: Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Pitta , . . Talk Too Much . . . Typing Slanguage: Oh. my goodnessl Destination: Trip to the altar JOHN FRANCIS IINDGREN John Activities: Choir I, 2. 3. Spirituals 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club I. 2. 3 Favorites: Roast beef . . . lonely Teenager . . . History Slanguage: Yeahl Destination: College do till he tries . . . —Publilius Syrus f Favorites: Steak . . . You Go to My Head . . Clothing Slanguage I carel Destination: Trip on the Staten Island Ferry JOSEPH IOWRY PP Voe ler Activities: Basketball 1, 2. 3; Football 1, 3; Baseball 2 Favorites: Fried chicken . . , Theme from Rat Race . . . lunch Slanguage: Right awayl Destination: U.S. Air Force GEORGE IOMBARDY George Activities- Visual Aids 1, 2. 3. 4 Favorites: Ravioli . . . Misty . History Slanguage laterl Destination: Criminal lawyer THOMAS IOCKERY fig Iron-Activities Glee Club 1: Track 3 4 Football 3. 4. Baseball 3. 4 Favorites- Ham . . . Save the last Dance for Me . . . History Slanguage: Throw that ball1 Destination Serve in U S Armed Forces 45 JOAN MARY MacKENZIE Joan Activities: Dunce Committee 3 Favorites: Hamburgers . . . lonely Teenager • • • Gym Slanguage: No, manl Domination: A long vacation ANTHONY MACHADO Anthony Activities: Soccer 4 Favorites: Steak ■ . . Walk Don't Run . . . History Slanguage OK yeahl Destination: College ROSEMARIE IUCAS liM e One Activities. Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Meat loaf . . . Alone at last . . . Consumer Problems Slanguage: Oh, manl Destination: Marriage DOLORES IYSIAK Dee Activities: Sfeno Club 2; Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Pork chops . . . Try the Impossible , . . Roys Slanguage: I'm embarrassedl Destination: Marry a dependable male BARBARA ANN MAGDON Bobbie Activities: Hall Patrol 3 Favorites: Pina ... A Thousand Stars . . . Gym Slanguage Get lostl Destination: Siberia PAUL JOSEPH MAJEWSKI Paul Activities: Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Servettes 2, 3. 4; Bowling Club 1. 2; History Club 1. 2. Cheer-ing Squad 3, 4 Favorites- Pina . . . I'm In the Mood for love . . , History Slanguage: That's the way the ball bouneetl Destination: Surfside 6 Activities: Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Roast beef . . . Theme from the Apartment . . . 2-30 bell Slanguage: I know itl Destination: U.S. Navy ROBERT JAMES MAlONE Bob Activities: Hall Patrol 3 Favorites: Pitta . . . Save the last Dance for Me . . . Machine Shop Slanguage: That's lifel Destination: Machine shop whii 46 ROSE MARIE MANZEUA Ro-Ro JUANITA MAIVAREZ Nile Activities: Serveftes 3, 4. Dramatics Club 3; Color Guard 3. 4. Candidate for Honor Society 3, 4. Art Editor of Torch 4 Favorites: Ravioli . . . 'Harlem Nocturne . . . Study Slanguage Oaky, Doakyl Destination: American bandstand GLORIA MARTINS lori Activities- Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4; Dance band I, 2 Favorites: Chicken . . . Harlem Nocturne . . . Study Slanguage Honeyl Destination Professional bagel bouncer ANTHONY MANTEGNA Tony Activities: Co’organiier Visual Aids Club 2, 3 Favorites: Spaghetti . . . Talk Too Much . . . Economics Slanguage- Are you some kind of a nut? Destination: Golden Gate bridge MAUREEN MARTINO Mud Activities: Hall Patrol 1 Favorites Italian food . . . Wanted' . . . Study Slanguage: leave before yov 9« hurtl Destination: Home Activities: Hall Patrol 1 Favorites: lasagne . . . Tonite, Tort ite . . . Study Slanguage: Right awayl Destination: Ice Cap.de. VICTORIA PATRICIA MANZEUA Vickie Activities: Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Pitta . . . Nice and Easy . . . Study Slanguage- Beat it, before I whack yal Destination: School of Beauty Culture GLORIA JEAN MARINO litt e One Activities: Co Captain Cheering Squad 2, 3, 4; History Club 2. Vice President Spanish Club 2. Symphony Orchestra I, 2. Pen Pal Club 2: Torch literary Staff 4. F.T A 4; Honor Society 2. 3, 4 Favorites Dill pkkles . . . Talk To Me . . English Slanguage: Gabejole! Destination- College ARMINDA MARQUES lift e One Activities: Fire Patrol 3 Favorites: Spaghetti . . . Ai se os meus olhos falacem . . . lunch Slanguage- Ate chores Destination: A trip to Portugal 47 KATHLEEN DEBRA McCARl Kathy CAROLE ANN MELCHIORRE Carol Activities: History Club 1j Hell Petrol 4; Pop Club 2 Favorites Ravioli . . . Thom from the Apartment . . . Accounting Slanguage: What a sinl Destination: One of the ton best dressed women DELORES PHYLLIS MENAFRO Dee Activities: Red Cross 3 Favorites: Pina . . . Thai Old Feel ing . . . English Slanguage like, I don't carol Destination: Rocket ship trip 43 Activities: Steno Club 3; History Club I; Hall Patrol 4. Hono Society 2. 3, 4 Favorites: Ice cream . . . I'm In the Mood for love . . . Study Slanguage What could you'do? Destination: A female stock broker JOSEPH OSCAR MARTINS 0 fe Activities: Baseball 2. 4; Basketball 1, 3. Soccer 3, 4, Glee Club 1; Student Council 1, 3, Visual Aids 1 Favorites: Steak . . . ' Devil or Angel . . . History JOYCE KATHERINE MAURIN Destination: Major league Baseball Joyeee Activities: Boys' Gym Office 3, 4 Favorites: Hamburgers , . . Over the Mountain . . . Typing Slanguage: You have a lot of moxiel Destination: An airline hostess with the mostest We ore here to add what we can to ERNEST ELBERT MERRITT Emit Activities: Swimming Team I Favorites: Steak . . , Theme from A Summer Place . . Chemistry Slanguage If you can't beat 'em, join 'eml Destination: Ten fathoms under LEONARD JAMES MESONAS lenity Activities: Baseball 3 Favorites: Steak . . . All the Way . . - English Slanguage: I know you're therel Destination: College 3: Secre- JOAN MARIE MIKULAK Joan Activities: Business Club tary to Mr. Jay 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Favorites: Steak . . . Moonlight Serenade . • . English literature Slanguaget That's your probleml Destination: Expert washboard ROBERT MIUER “Bob Activities.: Hall Patrol 4 Favorites: Staak . . . So Blue • • • U S. Hiitory Slanguage: “Who told you? Destination: Work m w GLORIA MITCHELL Little Bit Activities Red Cross Club 1j Garden Club 1; Swimming Club 3 Favorites: Spaghetti and meat balls . . . He Will Break Your Heart . . . Typing Slanguage- I want some nsoneyl Destination: Greenwich Village ROSALIE AIDA MITCHELL Tec Baby Activities' Business Club 2. 3; Girls' Glee Club I. 2; Science Club 1 Favorites- Steak . . . Moonlight Favoritet: lasagne . . . Theme from Evodut History Slanguage: Mama babel Destination: Fashion Designer MARIAN SERENA MONK Sweet Pea Activities- Business Club 2; Dance Committee 3; Red Cross 1 Favoritet: Macaroni and cheese . . . “So Young . . . English Slanguage: Hey, baby caketl Destination: Secretary for a Private Ey not to get what we can from, life . . . —Sir William Osier Club 1; Choir 1 Favorites: Hamburgers . . , “Don't Go to A Stranger . . . Machine Operations Slanguage: “He who only hopes is hopeless. Destination: College ELLEN NORA MURPHY Morph Activities: Co-Editor of Torch 4; Symphony Orchestra 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; History Club I. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Treasurer Bowling Club 3, 4; Sec refary Spanish Club I, 2: Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4. Chess Club I, 2; Candidate for Honor Society 2. 3, 4 Favorites- Applesauce . . . “Tara's Theme . . . Spanish Slanguage “That's a stupid Cut-toml MOREllO Johnny ' Activities: Football 2, 3, 4 Favorites: Steal . . . All the Way Machine Shop Slanguage: At tor' Destination: Mounted Police MARIE HELEN MONK fee Activities- Shorthand Club 1. 2: Hall Patrol 2, 3; Student Council Delegate I, 2. 3 Favorites: Southern fried chicken . . . “Smoke Gels In Your Eyes . . . English Slanguage- “Well, I have news for youl Destination Seventh Heaven 4P Destination World traveler JACQUELINE HELEN NOBILE GEORGIANNA ROSE NOTTE S Activities: Hull Patrol 3. Switchboard Operator 2 T avorifes: Steak . . Special Angel ' . . Typing Slanguage What a dolll Destination A long roll ANGELA LUCILLE NOVIELLO “Ml-o Activities CoEditO' of Torch 4; Son ior Executive Council 4; Tr« wr«r Sludonl Council 4; Student Council Delegate 1. 2. 3; Candidate lor Honor Society 2. 3. 4; President Servettet 3. 4; Preiident library Stall 3. library Stall 2, 3 favorites: Pina . . . Theme Irom A Sommer Piece . . . Machine Steno Slanguage: Gee. it's cold in herel Destination: laugh her lile away Jackie Activities Hall Patrol 2 favorites: Ravioli . . . All the Way . . . English Slanguage: Tough, sweetheart!'’ Destination. Park Beauty School CAMILLE RAf NASTO Cam iWe Activities: Hall Patrol 4; Student Council I. 2 favorites: Mussels . . . Tonight. Tonight . . . Typing Slanguage Gee whiil Destination: Beauty Culture school RICHARD ANTHONY OGBORN Richard Activities: Swimming Team 2, 3. 4 favorites; Italian lood . . . Stay . . . Math Slanguage: Is that sol Destination; College SUSAN ELIZABETH OECKEl Sue Activities: Pep Club T. 2; Guidance Office 1. 2. 3. 4; 11B Dance Committee favorites Pina . . . Tonight. Tonight . .. Secretarial Practice Slanguage: I'm listening! Destination: Perry Mason's secretary 50 RICHARO NASCIMfNTO Richie Activities: Hall Patrol 3 favorites: fried chicken . . Sleep . . . Hall Patrol Slanguage: I should caret Destination Armed forces DONALD OLIVO Don Activities Student Council T, 2. 3 favorites: Italian spaghetti Satin Doll . . . Gym Slanguage Rightl Destination: Work! MARY ANN PAIITTO i-X :I|| 5c 5 £• .1; ; fpJ If || I 11 u. Wo E L 5 uf J | O I : -J 2 5 O ; «j J g -2 iff I? N! ffw. ?ii 111 112 1SJI lf! 'll . if i J - ■ ■? S i 1-J ill 1.1 := f : K i s | ■ - ? . J 15 -S � | | ..0 - „ c w ? -2 |ri il I ? I i «• x | ? J ; ik v O Sl«ngu ge Ift fobuloutl D«ttin«tion: A trip to OvorbrooV He is truly wise who gains LENZY EUGENE PETrORD Retford Activities Cross Country I Fevorites: Roest beef . . . My Hero . . . Chemistry Slenguege WKtu there's e will, there's hopel Destinetion: U S Air Force JOSE A PEREZ Tony Activities Bend 3. 4 Fevorites; Sleek . . . ''You're Sixteen . . . Bend Slenguege You're softnel Destination Moon ROSE lUClllE PrTOlINO Roe Activities Hell Petrol 3 Fevorites- Hembuigers . . . N0 One Knows . . . Heelth Slenguege Hi yel Destinetion Beeuty Culture school BARBARA ANN PFTROSKV Berb Activities Twirler 3; Hell Petrol 3 Fevorites: Itelien food . . . Treg edy . . . Mechine Operetions Slenguege Oh, Milliel Deitinetion: Cestro's berber MIRIA PERAZA Meel Activities: Sefety Petrol 4 Fevorites: lesegne . . . Blue Velvet , . . Typing Slenguege No kiddingl Deitinetion: Feshion Designer PHIUIP PECORA Gyp the Blood Activities Senior Executive Council 4 Fevorites: French fries end steek . , . Peter Gunn . . . U S. History Slenguege: Sorryl Destinetion: College PHILIP M. PECORA Rhif.y Activities Cross Country 1 Fevorites: Sleek . Don't Come Knocking On My Door . Mechine Shop Si.mgu.ige Poor loserl Destinetion Join the service JOSEPHINE MARION PENA Jo Activities: Shorthend Club 7 Fevorites lesegne . . Tonight, Tonight . .. D end T Slenguege How cutel Destinetion- Business School % JOHN PIETRUCHA Johnny Activities Hell Petrol A Favoritos ?i ie . . . 'Earth Angel' . . . Study CHRISTINE HEIEN PIIECKI Chrif Activifie Senrettet 3; Ter nit Club I; Or. lewit' Office 4; Volleyball Teem 4; Hall Petrol 3 Favorite Fried chicken . . . 'Diamond and Pearlt . . . Gym Slanguage “Don't tell me your trouble ! Domination: Butinet tchool JOAN ANNETTE PIIECKI Jo-Jo Activities Glee Club 1; Symphony Orchetlre 1, 2. 3; Bowling Club 4; Candidate lor Honor Society ?. 3. 4; Servettet Club I. 2. 3. 4; Pen Pal Club I. 2 Favorite : Steak . . . love for Sale” . . Drama Slanguage- Aren't they cutel Deitination College football team manager wisdom from another's mishaps . . . —Publilius Syros ROSE ANN THERESA POIICASTRO Angef Activities Junior Red Crot I, Senior Executive Council 4; Hall Patrol 2: Candidate for Honor Society 3. 4; Office Monitor 2 Favorite : Chow mein . . . “To Know Him It to love Him . . . Driver' Education Slanguage: lin't that a kick in the headl Domination: Well earned ret JOSEPH PRESTON Bob Activities Dance Band 4. Orchettra 4; Symphony 4 Favorite - Hamburger . . . '‘Summertime .. . lunch Slanguage: Dirtl Deitination: Join the Navy IMAN Bob Spanilh Club I; Chet Club 1. Science Club 1 Favorite : lobtter . . . Save the latt Dance for Me . . . Chemitfry Slanguage You kidding meld Deitination: Father of the Year, 1971 FRANCES DORIS PISCITEUI Fran Activities Senior Executive Council 4. Steno Club 1; Hall Patrol 4 Favorite Chicken chow mein . . . All My Tomorrow . . . Clothing Slanguage Are you kidding? Deitination: Collilieum at midnight Jill MARY PIESNIK Jiff Activities 11B Dance Committee 3 Favorite Piyie ... In the Still of the Night . . . Machine Opera tiont Slanguage What can I tell you? Dettination: Airline Hotte 53 Winger GEORGE RATEl Rattfo EDWARD DAVID RAUB JFAN OUARTIANO Jeanre ActMti ! Cheerleader 3. 4; SC. Delegate 3 flwilM' Macaroni and meatballs . . . My Hero . . . History Slanguage Sharpl Destination- Business School FRANK PRIGNANO Frankie Activifid' Football 3 Favorites: lasagne . . . All My Tomorrows . . . History Slanguage: Do you mean it? Destination: Business College ROSIYN PRIDGEN Ros Activities Spirituals 2. 3, 4; Glee Club I Favorites Steak . . . ’ Shop Around . . . Secretarial Practice Slanguage: You kill mel Destination! Housewife of the Year Activities: Fire Patrol 3 Favorites: Steak ... I Wonder Why . . . Mechanical Shop Slanguage: Got the homowork? Destination Uncle Sam's service JAMES QUEll A Q Activities: Student Council 1, 2. 3; Key Club 3. 4: Visual Aids I. 2. 3. Candidate for Honor Society 3, 4; Baseball Team I, 2, 3, 4; Football Team I. 2. 3, 4. Basketball Team 4 Favorites Macaroni . . . All the Way . . . History Slanguage: What good is If? Destination: Coach of the New York Giant, Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Bowling 2 Favorites: Pina . . . Talk Too Much . . . History Slanguage: Who, mo worry? Destination: Draftsman STEPHEN PUZZO Jack KATHIEEN STEPHANIE OUAGUATO Kmthy Activities: Servettes 2; History Club 1, 2. 3: Steno Club 2 Favorites: Pina . . Chances Are . . . Steno Slanguage. How stupidl Destination: Feather counter in a pillow factory Activities: Hall Patrol 1 Favorites: Chicken . . . Blue Angel , . . Mechanical Drawing Slanguage: Now whatl Destination: Truck driver 54 JOSEPHINE MARGARET RIBEIRO Jo Jo Activities: Announce Staff Report 2. 3. A, Announce Stef! Typist 3. 4. Business Clu! 3: Senior Dance Committee 4 Favorites Ravioli and meatballs . . ■ My Destiny Steno Slanguage Hold your breath! Destination Be a champion bowls' BRENDA RAYNOR Mommy Meat loaf” Activities: Ole Club 1 favorites Spaghetti and meatballs . . . Diamonds and Pearls . . . J.B.T. Slanguage Hush your lossl Destination: Nursing School GERALDINE RENOINA Gorrf Activities: President Latin Club 7, 3. 4; Prom Committee 4. History Club 2, 3, 4; President History Club 4; Torch literary Staff 4; Student Council Delegate I. 7. 4; Vi President Student Council 3 Announcer Representative 1; Candidate lor Honor Society 7. 3. 4 Favorites Raw clams . . Harlem Nocturne . . Chemistry Slanguage Hey. mal I need some moneyl Destination: Plans to obtain R N and Mrs. ANTONIETTE ROMANO Ton Activities: Hall Patrol I Favorites: Chicken chow mein . . , We Belong Together Eng lish Slanguage Take a walkl Destination: Clousl Nine MARIA HELENA RODRIGUES Lftt e Bit Activities Business Club 2 3. Hall Patrol 3 Favorites Hamburger . . . Save the last Dance lo Me ... History Slanguage: Who me? Destination- Route 66 ELIZABETH WIIHEIMINA RENDFREY lit EDWIN RONALD RIVERA frfdie' Activities- Boys’ Glee Club 1, 2. 3. Choi. 2. 3. 4. Spirituals 1. 2. 3 Favorites Steak Once In A While” Mathematics Slanguage Ooqgonel Destination To become an artist who H aws checks CAROL ANN REISER Cookie Activities Safety Patrol 3 Favorites Steak . . . Big Boy Pete ■ • • Typing Slanguage love is a strange thing!” Destination: Marriagel Activities: History Club 1, 2; Business Club 3; No s s’ Office 3 Favorites lobster . . . “Wait For Me . . . History Slanguage: Her w go againl Destination: Early retirement 55 OVEOA ROUNTREE Peachet Activities Swimming Club 1 Favorite: Meat loaf “All in My Mind . . . Machine Operation: Slanguage 'More power to you, babel Dettination: Butinett world MARIE JOSEPHINE ROZ O Marie Activities Hittory Club 2. Butinett Club 3; D� nce Committee 3 Favorites Itelien food: ... Save tbe Lett Dance for Me . . . Hitlory Slanguage Not neer my virgin eartl Detrination Pretiel factory 36 JOEL OlOA ROSZKOWSKI Jo Activities Choir 4, Cardan Club 3; Glee Club 2; Candidate for Honor Society 2 Favorites All food . . . “Wonder-lend by Night . . . Englith Dettinetion; College Dettinetion: A long tleep FRANCENE VIRGINIA ROSCUS Fren Activitiet: Hell Petrol 2, 3; Butinett Club 1 Favoritet Mecaroni ... “A Thous end Start . . . Steno Slenguege: “Oh, yeehl Dettinetion: Flee trainer A man who cannot tolerate small Ills PATRICIA JOY RUBAS Pet Activitiet; Editor-in-chief of the Announcer 3, 4; Announcer Staff 1, 2, Secretary Student Council 3, 4; Co-Editor of Torch 4; Candidate for Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Hittory Club I, 2, 3, 4; Science Club I, 2: Spenith Club 1, 2; Servettet Club 2. 3, 4 Favoritet Everything theft fattening . . . Volere . . Math Slanguage: “Oh, fungutl Dettination: Editor of Mad Megaline MARIE JOSE RUEIA Pee-Ree Acrivitie: Boyt' Gym Office 2, 3; Dr. lewii' Office I, ?. 3; Student Council Delegate 2. 3, 4 Favorite! Po'tuguetc food . . ' Theme from A Summer Place . . . Englith Slanguage: Honett to goodnetif Dettination: Top of the Empire State Building AMELIA ELIZABETH RUFOlO Ateer Activities Hall Patrol 1 Favoritet: Chicken . . . In the Still of the Nighf' . . . Steno Slanguage: No tweart Dettination: Private Secretary THOMAS RUTLFDGE BEVERLY ANN RUHNO Bov” Activities: Hall Patrol 4 Favoritet: Hamburgert . . . Autumn leavet . . Gym GIOVER RUMPH Killtr Rumph Activities: Basketball 1, 2. 3: Football I; B.ssoball 3; Crott Country 3 Favoritet: Stoak . left gol left gol . . ■ Mechanical Drawing Slanguage: You talkl Destination: U.S Olympic Team can never accomplish great things . . . Ton” Activities S.C. Delegate 4; Football 3 Favorites lasagne . . . Georgia . . . Machine Shop Slanguage: ' Yehl It that to, Destination: Police Academy —Chinese Proverb Destination: Watch out. employertl 5ADOWSKI Sheana Activitiei: Hitfory Club I. 2, 3 Favorites: Steak . . . Harlem hloc-turne . . . Machino Operations Slanguage: Hold your breathl Dettination: Get rich quickly Caroline sackman CaroF Activities: Business Club I Favoritet: Macaroni ... I Really, Really love You . . Bookkeeping Slanguage: That'i the way the ball bouncetl Destination! Jelly bean polisher GERARD MICHAEL SABADICS Jerry Activities. Hall Patrol 4 Favorites Steak . . Tonight, To night . . . lunch Slanguage Who told you? Destination: The Foreign legion SAllY SACK Sad Sack Activities: Glee Club 2; Girlt' Choir 2 Favoritet: T-Bone Steak . . . Talk Too Much . . . law Slanguage- Oh, you kidl Destination: Olive ttuffer 57 UOl|� f� p� pu� ej UOl� UI|UQ l� H� l • u; dwnj oq , � 6«n6u� is m |!t IA ? .W ® i?“! : ' “ r. r I • M i! • i : u� r w • ■ a E ! °5 -o? f«5 «riiTEf � ??r ? ■ 5-2-1’ i • h I J y� � s J� unouuy '£ ’J MUM •� S 'C 'C SnD “! 1 � •!� ! !� ¥ „ X. illWHDS NJ113 N98VX t||M� itauung . uO |Vui|«4(] I S � H„ -B nautlS SOANVS 3NI0W30 3NI130VW FANNIE EllEEN SCOT7 little Bit Activities Hell Patrol 3 Favorites: Steak and mashed potatoes . . - Chances Are . . . Biology Slanguage: Swingln'l Destination- A Nary Nurse RAMON SEMPERE Ray Activities: Mall Patrol 4 Favorite Steak . . . All the Way . . . History Slanguage: I didn't do it! Deitination Rc roation BARBARA ANN SEUMEYER Bob Activities Mall Patrol 3 Favorites: Macaroni . . . My Mean Hat A Mind of It's Own . . . lunch Slanguage: Shut-upl Destination- Mountain climber DAVID JOHN SIFRRA Speedy Gonzalez Activities Spanish Club 4 Favorites- Gefilte fish and matzoa . . . Conte Softly to Me . . . History Slanguage: ' What's up, doc? Destination- Prudential Insurance Company PHYlllS SIERCMIO Phyllis Activities: Hall Patrol I Favorites: Meatballs . . , Green Eyes . . . Steno Slanguage: Time waits for no manl Destination: Hawaii ROBERT S. SEDIAK Sid Activities; Hall Patrol 7 Favorites: Hamburger . . . Wonderland By Night . . . lunch Slanguage I don't like youl Destination: Workl ROYCE SHEIDON Roycie Activities: Band 1, 7. 3; Orchestra I, 7. 3; Choir 1. 7. 3. Glee Club I, 7. 3: Dance Orchestra 3; latin Club 7. 3. 4: History Club lj G-Cleft 7. 3: President Girls' Swimming Team 3, library Staff 7. 3; Office Monitor 7 Favorites Sausages . . . Midnight lace . . . C P English Slanguage What, are you kidding me? Deitination: N. Y Philharmonic EDWARO MICHAEl SlfRADSKI Bingo Activities Baseball 3. 4; Basketball 4 Favorites: Spaghetti . . . little Dartin' . . . Math Slanguage: Realtyl Destination: Anything but workl SUZANNE EVELYN SKEUY sw Activities: fiviificii Club 1, 2; Candidate lor Honor Society 4, Ser-vettes 2. 3. 4; Senior Executive Council 4; 0� . Kahn's Office 4 Favoritei Spaghetti . . . In the Still of th Night . . . Book-Looping Slanguage lt'� fOughl Destination; Secretary for a handsome boss BERNADETTE SKROSKY Bi rats Activities- Junior Dance Committee 3; Prom Committee 4 Favorites- Steak . . . ' We Belong Together . . . Secretarial Practice Slanguage: Harryl Destination: Secretarial Work 60 DOLORES SIMPSON Dee Activities: Fire Patrol 2 Favorites: Ice cream . . . Sweets, My Dear . . . English Slanguage: Is that so? Destination. Nursing School ARTHUR JOSEPH SllVElRA Art Activities: Latin Club 2; J.V. Baseball 2; J.V. Football 2. Key Club 4; Torch Stall 4 Favorites: Cheeseburgers . . . lullaby ol the Bells . . . Art Slanguage- Oh. manl Destination: French Foreign legion ELIZABETH HELEN SlERZECA Betty Activities: Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4; S.C. Executive Council 4; Announcer Stall 1, 2, 3. 4. Associate Editor ol Announcer 4; History Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3; Glee Club I, 2, 3; Symphony Orchestra 2; F T A 4; Spanish Club I, 2. Science Club 1. 2; Newark Youth Council 4; Choir 3 Junior Achievement 3, 4 Favorites Seafood . . . All the Things You Are . . . History Slanguage Thi is ridiculousl Destination: Ce 'age Let a fool hold his tongue and BARBARA JOAN ANN SMYTH Barb Activities: Office Monitor I, 2; Counselor's Office 2; Boys' Gym Office 4; Student Council Alternate 4; Business Club 3 Favorites Ravioli . . . Harlem Nocturne . . . Shorthand Slanguage What are you. tome kind ol nutT Destination: First woman President ol the U. S. RONALD P. SMITH Ronnie Activities: Prom Committee 4; Announcer Representative 1; Track 3, 4 Favorites: Sweet potato pie . . . “Alone At last . .. History Slanguage I know thatl Destination: College CARMEN EVA SOTO Eve Activities: Servettes I. 2; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Student Council Alternate 3; Twirler 4 Favorites: All kinds ol food . . “My love For You .. . English Slanguage How kikil Destination University ol Puerto Rico EARIENE SPELLER None Activities: Business Club 3 favorites: Roast beef . . . If I Give My Hurt . . . Secretarial Prec to MICHAEL ALBERT SPIEIMAN Mike Activities: Hall Patrol I Favorites: Shrimp salad . . . ' A Million to On . . . Machine Shop Slanguage: Uk I cerel Destination: Professional loafer he will pass for a soge . . . —Publilius Syrus STEPHEN A. SPIEIMAN Steve Activities Visual Aids 1, 2. 3 favorites: Hamburg ' • • • The Twist . � . lunch Slanguage: lots of luckl Destination: Workl PATRICIA ANN STAS Pat Activities Business Club 2: Hall Patrol 3; Gym Office J Favorites: Roast beef . . , ' lovers Never Say Good By . . Com merciat Aft Carofe Activities: Hall Patrol 4 favorites Ravioli . . . In the Still of the Night . . . Hall Patrol Slanguage: Oh. rtol Destination: Prudential Slanguage: Aw. come onl Destination Search for eternal youth MELANIE ANN STAIOWSKI Mickey'' Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Servettes I. 2 Favorites. Gotombki . . . I’ll See You in My Dreams'’ . . . D and T Slanguage Big chargel Destination: Roller derby JOSEPH STAPLETON Jo Activities: J V Basketball 2 Favorites Steak . . . Kiddio . . . U S. History Slanguage: Forge Destination: College 61 ANASTASIA MARY SUSZKO PRISCILLA ANN TAKfSKY Cif a■' Activities Girls Glee Club 1. 2, 3, A; Orametic Club 3; Cheerleader 2. 3. Captain of Cheerleaders 4 favorite : Shrimp and lobttar au e . . . Run. Samton. Run . . . English Slanguage: Cheel Destination Rockette Nancy Activities' Pep Club 1 favorites. Pierogi . . . ' Treat Me Nice . . . Machine Operations Slanguage I did done do the dWI Destination Olympic swimming team GFRAID SUIEWSKI ) ny Activities- fire Patrol 2 favorites: City chicken Theme from A Summer Place . . . Machine Shop Slanguage- Roobeyl Destination: Service ALFRED SUAREZ Alfred Activities: Hall Patrol 3 favorites: Ravioli . . . Sorry . . . Gym Slanguage: What, me worry? Declination: U S. Army GEORGE TATORIS Georgia Activities: Hall Patrol 2 favorites Steak . , Harlem Nocturne . . . Study Slanguage What do you meanl Destination: Retirement PAUL 0 TAYLOR Cr iy Tegs Activities: Track 3, 4 Favorites: Meat . . - ‘Give Me Water . . Study Slanguage Run those hurdlesl Destination: Work ANGELO TERAN Chick Activities: football I. 2; Outdoor Track I. 2. Indoor Track I. 2 favorites: liver . . Perfidie . . . History Slanguage: What, me worryl Destination: Marriage YVONNE THOMAS Vonnte Activities: Red Cross 2, 3; Tennis Club 1; Twirling 4; Hall Patrol 4 favorites: Pina Diamonds and Pearls . . . History Slanguage: for dayfl Destination: Honeymoon 62 EMILY MADAIINE TINO Cm Activities: Junior Rod Cross 1. Hall Patrol 3 Favorites: Egg plant ... A Tear O'op and a lollipop . . . History Slanguage: I don't knowl Destination: Res’ and recreation THOMAS MICHAEL URBAN Tom Activities: Scionce Electronics Club 4; Bowling Team 2 Favaritn Steak Misty . . . Physics lab Slanguage: That' the breeksi Destination: R.C A Institute FRANK TORRES Hath Activities Safety Patrol 2 Favorites: Chxken and french fries . . . ' One Summer Night . . . Health Slanguage: Hey. daddiol Destination: To serve Uncle Sam RICHARD STEPHEN TOMKOVICH Rkk Activities: Student Council I. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Honor Society 2. 3, 4; Chairman Student lounge Committee 4 Favorites: Pina . . . Canadian Sun. set . . t Chemistry lab Slanguage What, me study? Destination: World ping-pong champion BETTY JOYCE TINSLEY i� r Activities Business Club 3 Favorites: Fried chicken . . . He Never left Me Alone . . . History Slanguage: Yes. I knowl Destination: Bell Telephone Company CORRINE TROIANO Corrine Activities: Student Council Delegate 2 Favorites: Ravioli . . . Come Dance With Me . . . History Slanguage: We'll seel Destination A long vacation HOUIS ROGERS Hatchet Activities Football 2; Track ?; Basketball 2 Favorites: Chinese food , . . There's a Moon Out Tonight . . . His-tory Slanguage Dunk itt Destination: College THERESA ANN TORTOREllO Dimpfet Activities Hall Patrol 2, 4. Torch Staff 4; Business Club 3 Favorites: Spaghetti . . . How I love You ... Steno Slanguage I love Sammyl Destination: Trip to the altar 63 Willi AM J. U2ZOIINO Rebef MARY ANN PAULA VALENTINO ‘Gig. Activities: Girls' Bowling Club 2; Guidance Office 3. Gym Office ; Hall Patrol 2 favorite Italian food . . . AW of lov . . . Machine Op ration� Slanguage: Ar you out of your mind? Domination: Beautician MARION JULIE VELLA Button Activities Student Council Delegate I; Business Club 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Candidate for Honor Socefy 3, 4 Favorites: Italian food . . . ' Where Is the One? . . . English Slanguage: My heart bleeds for youl Destination Marry a millionaire and retire at twenty Activities: Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4 Favorites: Cake . . . Georgia . . . U S. History Slanguage: What, me worry? Destination. Football coach CHARLES JOSEPH UTRIAS Che. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Dance Orchestra 1, 2; Symphony Orchestra 1, 2 Favorites: Hamburgers . . . I'm In the Mood for Love . . . 3rd period study—325 Slanguage: Pleasel Destination: live on a desert The crest and THELMA MARY VEROIA Th « ma Activities: Announcer Representative 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross Rep resentativ 1, 2. 3, 4; Dance Committee 4 Favorites: Steak . . . Witchcraft . . Dramatics Slanguage: What more can I tell you? Destination: Honeymoon ANTHONY J. v CIDOMINI Tony Activities: Hall Patrol 1 Favorites. Veal . . . Oh, Carol' . . . Machine Shop Slanguage What a carl Destination: Work 64 MARY ANN URSO Mery Activities: V P. Senior Clast 4; Stu dent Council Delegate 4; Business Club 2. 3; Spanish Club I; His tory Club 2. 3; Announcer Staff 3, 4; Chairman Prom Comaaitte 4; Candidate for Honor Society 2, 3. 4 Favorites All Italian food . . . ' Them from the Apartment . . . English Slanguage Yeah, that's rightl Destination English teacher crowning of oil good, RALPH JAMES VICIDOMINI Smithy Activities: History Club I, 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2. Science Club T, 2, 3 Favorites- Chicken . . . Patricia . . . History Slanguage: Definitely! Destination: College PETER DIRK VOJNIK Refe Activities: Scienco and Electronic Club 3. 4; Visual Aid 3. 4; letin Club 3. 4. History Club 3 Favorites: Cheeseburgers ... You've to Have Heart . . . 3rd study-325 It's so quiet in here—I Destination: The moon ANNA JOAN VOIOSIN '’Annie Activities: History Club 2: Tennis Club 3. Dramatics Club 2; Latin Club 3. Bowling Club 4 Favorites: Ravioli . . . Just Two Kinds ol People in the World . . Chemistry Slanguage Heyl like I care? Destination: To obtain her R N. de gree JOHN VRABEl Jack Activities: Fire Patrol 3 Favorites- Pina ... ' In the Still ol the Night . . Machine Shop Slanguage: like I care? Destination: Inventor Life's final star, is Brotherhood . . . —Edwin Markham Slanguage Oh. my ncrvesl Destination: Marriage Activities: Hall Patrol 3 Favorites: Shrimp and fried rice ■ • Diamonds and Pearls . . tory Slanguage See you laterl Destination: Engineering RUSSELL JOSEPH WARCHOIA Russ Activities: Soccer Team 3. 4: Visual Aids Club 1, 2; Band I. 2 Favorites- T-bone steak . Hey. Mr Custer . . . Chemistry Slanguage: All right, already! Destination Five-star Admiral in U S Navy PATRICIA GAIL WAGNER Rat Activities Hall Patrol 2 Favorites- Pixxa . . . Our love Is Beautiful . . . Machine Operations Slanguage 'like, I should worryl Destination Matrimonial bliss ROSE MARIE WAlTNER Rosie Activities- Safety Patrol I Favorites- Spinach Alone At last . - English Slanguage Don't be reluctantl Destination Marriage 65 SHIRIEY ANN WIlllAMS SM.y Activities: Announcer Representative 2 FneiHtv Cake end ice « m . . . W the Ittl Dance for Me . . . Typing Slanguage. I don'f knowl Definition Bachelor girl DONAID JOHN WISMANN Oon Activities: History Club I; Electronic Club 2 Favorites: Mushroom . . . Harlem Nocturne . . History Slanguage: Ignorance is strength! Destination: College ARLENE ELIZABETH WILLIAMS lene, Duekie Activities. Glee Club 1. 2; Choir 2. 3. 4; Red Cross Club 2. Girls' Swimming Club 2. Announcer Reporter 3, 4; S.C. Executive Coun-cil 4; Bowling Club 2; Business Staff of Torch 4 favorites-. Everything edible . . . Wanted . . . History Slanguage: Can I go? � Destination: Travel around the world piggyback BARBARA ANN WEST Barbara Activities- Cheerleader 3. : Or. Donn's Office I. 4 Favorites: Spinach . . He Don't Love You . . . English Slanguage: You said ill Destination. Champion defer ELIZABETH MARY WITTMANN liny Activities. Servettes 2 Favorites. Turkey sandwiches . . Frankie . . . Bookkeeping Slanguage: like dig bebyl Destination: Marriage ROBERT WITHERS Bob Activities- Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Indoor Track 3, 4. Outdoor Track 3. 4; Baseball I Favorites: Steak . . . White Cliffs of Dover . . . Gym Slanguage No one want to help! Destination: Naval carrier MANUEL SANTOS Junior Activities: Hall Patrol 3 Favorites: All foods . . . Theme from A Summer Place . . - Math Slanguage. Piggy Joe Destination: Draftsman BARBARA ANN WOLF Barb Activities: Hall Patrol 2 Favorites: Pixxa . . . My Prayer' .. . Secretarial Practico Slanguage: I know itl What a sirs I Destination: Happy nuptials JANICE ZANDER Jan Activities. Captain of Twirlers 4; Twirler 2. 3: Servettes 3; Senior Executive Countil 4 Hall Patrol 3 Favorites: Spaghetti and meat bells Ono Summer Night . . . 8th period study Slanguage: ' Slickl Destination: love and mairiage LESTER WORTHY U« Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2 Favorites: Steak ... 'A Million to One . . . History Slanguage: ' The will to do is up to youl Destination: Football Giants DOLORES H WYSOCKI Dee Activities: Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 2 Favorites: Pierogi . . . In the Still of the Night . . . Machine Steno Slanguage: Oh, Elvisl Destination: Work and marriage JANET THERESA WOLF Spiff!' Activities: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Favorites: Hot dogs and sauerkraut . . . Talk Too Much . . . History Slanguage: Too badl Destination: Marriage Rcnne Lynn Activities: Hall Patrol 1 Favorites: Chicken . . . Alone at last . . . lunch Slanguage So? Destination Marriage CHARLES RICHARD YOUNG Richie Activities: Safety Patrol 4 Favorites: lasagne . . . In the Still of the Night . . . Science Slanguage: The middle way is the besfl Destination: College IRENE FAITH WOZNIK Activities: Student Council 3, 4; History Club 3; Servellos 2, 3, 4; Bowling Team 2; Dance Committees 3, 4 Favorites: Sea food . . . Tonight, Tonight . . . History Slanguage: 'Well, I like that I Destination: Homemaker LINDA PATRICIA WRIGHT SYLVIA DIANE YURISH Strafe Activities: Honor Society 2, 3. 4 Favorites; Pierogi . . . Young Emo tions . . . Accounting Slanguage I don't knowl Destination: Business School ROSAIYN MARY ZARIllO for Activities Cheerleader 3, 4; Guidance Office 1 Favoritet: Chicken pot piet . . . Tbit I Swear . . . Study Slanguage: Yea, KuHl Domination: Nurtery tandar ROBERT ZATORSKI flu'Ut Boy Activities Track Tearn 2. 3j Hall Patrol 4 Favorites Kialbaty . . . ' little Star . . . lunch Sianguaga: Be goodl Domination: Collaga RICHARO JOHN ZlOMEK Richie Activities Track 1; Prom Committee 4 Favorites Staak ... In the Still of tha Night . . . U S. Hittory Slanguage! like I carol Declination: World-famout pin boy HONORS Valedictorians Ellen Murphy, Angela Noviello Third Joan Mikulak Fourth ............................ Gloria Garcia Fifth Patricia Rubas Sixth Kathleen Quagliato Seventh ........................ Mary Ann Santos Eighth .........................-Carolyn Chesney Ninth ................................ Carol Conk Tenth .............................. Karen Schmitt SANDRA MARY ZAWORA Bendy Activities Hall Patrol 2; Girl ' Bowling Team 3, 4 Favoritet: Italian food . . . Will You Still love Me Tomorrow? . . . Machine Operaliont Slanguage: Hey. I Carol Domination Planet Mart 68 Madcap Memories Graduation night . . . Can this be I? . . These solemn faces I see . . . Are they the classmates I've known for the past four years? . . . Memories . . . How they race through my mind . . . This very auditorium is where it all beqan iust four short years aqo . . . Oh! How I remember . . A vast bunch of noisy, frightened kids . . The largest freshman class to be seen at East Side since its establishment in 1911 ... Mr. Griffiths assigning homerooms . . . The expectation of thinqs to come . . . Those terrible epithets yelled at us by the omnipresent upperclassmen, Hey, you pyqmies! . . . Freshie, would you be interested in buying an elevator ticket? . . . Oh. Freshie, this is a one-way stairway, remember! . . . Were we on exhibition? As Freshmen, we felt that way . . . The novelty of schedules . . . learning the study routine . . . That first report card . . . Experiencing final exams . . . What a privilege! UgMI . . Worry, worry, worry . . . Clubs bursting at the seams with freshman membership . . . J.V. teams supplemented by many of our class's future athletic stars . . . Mid-term promotion . . . Relief . . . Educated Freshmen, at last . . . The first time we saw Freshmen enter the school ... No longer on the bottom of the social totem pole . . . Next to the bottom! . . . Beginning of our Sophomore year . . . The constant reminder to pay class dues . . . Nickels, dimes, quarters, and very rarely, dollars, trickling forth out of our meager pockets . . . Selling shakers and pencils to raise money for our diminutive treasury . . . Participating in more and more extra-curricular activities . . . East Side growing with us . . . In 1958, our school ranking second in city-wide population figures . . . The end of the year approaching . . . The marvelous sight of our class rings on our fingers . . . Becoming true East Siders . . . Who would believe it? . . . Juniors at last . . . The foothold of social prominence . . . Peeking through the snow on our eyelashes to see our runner lunge over the goal line . . . Beating the Barringer football team! . . . Our junior classmates assisting in this triumph . . . City football champs . . . Basketball and baseball whizzing through our minds . . . City Champs in baseball . . . The realization that our studies DO count . . . Our first dance, Winter Carnival , December 11, 1959 . . . Decorating the gym . . . The excitement accompanying the preparations . . . The success it turned out to bo . . . Struggling through more exams . . . Dues, dues, dues . . . Our second profit-making adventure on March 18, 1960. appropriately titled St. Patrick's Day Dance . . . Our second success . . . Our class well on its way to being one solid unit . . . Working together . . . laughing together . . . Sharing the good and the bad . . . Finally, we aspired to our Senior year . . . They said it couldn't be done . . . The height of social prominence . . . More headaches for Mrs. Matarazzo, our class adviser . . . Transition to annual promotions . . . Junior A s expanding our senior class . . . Election of class officers. David Dias. Mary Ann Urso, Joan Fasullo, and William levant triumphant after a vigorous campaign . . . Executive Council . . . Prom Committee . . . That great and long awaited event. Senior Recognition Day. November 18. 1960 . . . The passing of the Torch . . . The dance in the gym . . . That night in New York City . . . The frost and the December winds about us as we travel to the Mistletoe Hop.' our first senior dance . . . What a name . . . What a dance . . . The beauty of the Christmas tree . . . The tremendous performance of Bill levant as Santa Claus . . . Money pouring into our treasury . . . Seniors knocking at the college gates with the filing of applications . . . Our senior boys dominating the football, baseball, soccer, and track teams . . . Our senior girls defeating the women teachers' volleyball team . . . The breath-taking excitement of our second consecutive defeat of the Barringer football team . . . Winning the triple crown in sports . . . Posing for yearbook pictures . . . Did you get your pictures yet? Gee, they must really have to do a heavy touchup job on them. . . . Our second Senior Dance . . . The Mardi Gras arrives at East Side . . . The floats are dazzling . . . The people are dazzled .. . We seniors really have the Midas touch when it comes to successful dances . . . Our glorious prom, Chanson dcs Fleurs. at the Essex House . . . The hall ablaze with lights . . . East Siders transformed into elegant beings wi h their stunning attire . . . The evening climaxed with the coronation of our king and queen . . . Seniors in seventh heaven . . . The hilarity of our senior play. Growing Pains . . . Mr. Hailperin slaving to turn our classmates into amateur thespians . . . Receiving our yearbook at an exclusive dance, an East Side first . . . The many activities of Senior Week . . . Trying to hide the sadness at our Farewell Dance . . . That glorious banquet the night before graduation . . . The laughter and the tears . . . Now the Night of all nights has come . . . Graduation . . . Can it be? . . Strains of ' Pomp and Circumstance' fill the auditorium ... I hear my name being called . . . Clutched in my hand, a piece of paper tied with a ribbon . . . My ticket to the world outside . . . t9 DID MOST FOR CLASS • Angela Noviello, David Dias BEST LOOKING • Josephine Ribeiro, Joseph Kovalinas MOST POPULAR • William Levant, Georgia Basile MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED • John Filipkowski, Ellen Murphy 70 NEATEST • Thomas Rutledge, Diane Belas MOST TALKATIVE • Adrianne Gurdak, Peter Voznik MOST QUIET • Karen Schmitt, Charles Kircher MAN AND WOMAN HATER • Stanley Kalafut, Geraldine Rendina CLASS WITS • Alyce Bartcll, Ronald Kresge GREATEST DREAMERS • Grace Centra, Michael Centra MOST ATHLETIC • Priscilla Takesky, Sal Ferraro 74 Our life is like some vast lake that is slowly filling with the stream of our years. As the waters creep surely upward the landmarks of the past are one by one submerged. But there shall always be memory to lift its head above the tide until the lake is overflowing —Alexandre Bisson 75 Largely because of the teamwork of our classmates, the Senior play, Growing Pains, turned out to be a big success. It marked the first time in the history of our school that any class had put on a play as a fund-raising project. It was far from easy to develop a group of inexperienced students into able performers, but Mr. Hailperin, our dramatic adviser, did just that. Even if the play had not been a financial success, it would have been worth producing for the experience it afforded us of collaborating on a production and the fun that naturally and inevitably resulted. G R 0 W 1 N G CAST Professor McIntyre David Dias Mrs. McIntyre Royce Sheldon George McIntyre Arthur Silveira Terry Mclntrye Joan Pilecki Mrs. Patterson Elaine Entrabartolo Ellen Murphy Sandra Lewis Traffic Officer Robert Withers Pat Calello Angelo Co dines Prudence Darling Pat Bastardo Leonard Cusumano Hal Anthony Strelkauskas Patty Irene Cicalese Jane Alyce Bartell Adola GonzoloT Pete Anthony Strelkauskas Friday morning, November 18, 1960 was a memorable day in the lives of East Side High School seniors. Dressed as young men and women of the business world, they hurried back and forth preparing for the day ahead. After sixth period, all the seniors hurried to the auditorium for the traditional Senior Recognition Day program—the passing of the torch from the Senior A to the Senior B Class. The officers of each class were preceded down the aisles by girls bearing flaming candles. The audience rose as the torch was carried, for it has long been a symbol honored by all East Siders. Its significance can best be conveyed in the phrase inscribed on it— Carry On! At the close of the assembly program, the seniors proceeded to the gymnasium where refreshments and a band awaited them as final features of a wonderful day. 76 Senior Recognition Day 79 THE MISTLETOE HOP If you happen to be a non-believer of Santa Claus, then you should have been at East Side High School on the night of December 9, 1960. That was the night of the 12B dance which was quite appropriately called the Mistletoe Hop. About midway through the merry affair, Santa Claus arrived, his sturdy shoulders bearing a pack bursting with presents. Everyone was eager to see the surprises it contained. In fact, the girls were so enthusiastic, Santa dropped his pack and ran the other way while they seized all the gifts. Couples danced around a giant tree, decorated by scores of sparkling lights. The entire gymnasium was pervaded by the spirit of Christmas. Joyous girls and boys shouted wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, this last a glad omen for '61, our most important school year so far. 80 THE MARDI GRAS Mardi Gras was the theme of our Senior A dance. Gay decorations and a huge float in the center of the gym added to the festive mood of the crowd. The first hundred people to arrive received horns and multicolored hats. The Pastels provided us with melodious music, a collection of dreamy waltzes and peppy rock and roll numbers. Everyone was especially glad that this dance, our last fund raising affair, was so successful. 81 8jiI•’till! team tiling a thowar altar a tough gama. ' Paaka bool 7hara'i a lull moon tonight, you know?' 'Out, ofhtarf 'THAT’S CHI ATI IV alwayi wantad a boy. Clan ditmi . . Activity and duty are not to be found by the roadside. One must await them on the threshold, ready to bid them enter at the moment of passing, and they pass every day. —Maurice Maeterlinck 85 ELLEN MURPHY Co-Editor ANGELA NOVIELLO Co-Editor PATRICIA RUBAS Co-Editor TORCH STAFF LITERARY STAFF Faculty Assistant: Mrs. Virginia pore. Literary Staff: Georgia Carolyn Chesney, Gloria Gloria Marino, Geraldine Karen Schmitt, Peter O'Neill. ART STAFF Editor: Juanita Malvarez. Assistants: David Dias, Robert Lee, Arthur Silveira. BUSINESS STAFF Editor: Carol Conk. Assistants: Joan Fasullo, Golden Johnson, Mary Urso. Arlene Williams. CO-EDITORS Ellen Murphy, Angela Noviel Patricia Rubas COrt STAFF Editor Row Ann FritSO. AttitlenH-VioU Cingt� «gr ne, Therm Tortorel-lo, Mary Ann Sentov Irene Ckelew PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Co-Editors: Frank DeSales, Anthony Strelkauskas. Assistants: Robert Ba-zydlo, Patrick Calello. 67 STUDENT COUNCIL PATRICK CAIEUO GEORGIA BASllE V Pruidtnt PATRICIA RUBAS Se r� tt'y ANGELA NOVIEllO Trttlurcr STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES The Student Council is unquestionably one of our most important organizations. Its main duties are to provide an outlet for student opinion in school matters and to lead the students in activities which improve the school and aid the com-munity. During the past year. East Side's Student Council has sponsored such activities as a fund drive for retarded children and the establishment of a student lounge. The Student Council awards an activity letter for those who have served on the Council for three years and also to those who receive the greatest number of points for extra curricular activities. The officers: Patrick Calello, President; Georgia Basile, Vice-President; Patricia Rubas, Secretary; Angela Noviello, Treasurer. 88 ANNOUNCER STAFF REPRESENTATIVES 89 Scholarship, character, leadership, service these qualities epitomize members of the National Honor Society. The organization has 6,000 chapters throughout the United States. East Side's organization is known as the Torchbearer Chapter. Candidates are chosen as probationary members; upon graduation, those qualifying are inducted as permanent members. HONOR SOCIETY BUSINESS CLUB The Business Club was formed to give commercial students an opportunity to practice genuine office procedures. One of the many sorvices the club performs is the operation of the duplicating machine to assist the faculty. With the aid of films, trips, and lectures by guest speakers, the members gain a practical idea of what lies ahead in the business world. 90 The Senior Executive Council is composed of two representatives from each of the senior homerooms. The purpose of this council is to formulate the senior class policy. The senior class, through its executive council, voices its approval and disapproval on all pertinent senior matters. This is truly democracy in action. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, an outgrowth of an academic subject at East Side, has a growing membership. Movies, reports, contests, perusal of Auxilium Latinum, a national magazine, and interesting trips are a regular part of its program. The club sponsors an award given to a deserving Latin student once a year. Present officers are: Geraldine Rcndina, President; Joseph Fiordaliso, Vice President; Lucille Limaldi, Secretary; and Theodore Huzar, Treasurer. PROM COMMITTEE This committee is a representation of all senior homeroom's. Its function was to initiate and carry through any and all responsibilities in connection with the senior prom, Chanson des Fleurs. Its success was due in a large part to their herculean effort. 91 One of the functions of the Scienco and Electronics Club is to explore now areas of the scientific and electronic world. Within this club we may very well have some of the future scientists of the world. SCIENCE AND ELECTRONICS CLUB GARDEN CLUB With or without a green thumb, would-be members of the Garden Club need have only a healthy interest in horticulture. Under the direction of Mr. Faber, students learn to identify and raise plants. At Christmas time the club conducts a plant sale patronized by teachers and pupils alike. VISUAL AIDS CLUB Visual Aids equipment, (spotlights, phonographs and the like), is manned by students who forego study periods, thus enabling faculty and pupils to enjoy an enriched curriculum. 92 A toy to a sick child can often bo as effective a tonic as a doctor's prescription. To benefit others by such thoughtfulness is one of the aims of our Junior Red Cross. Once a month the group also sends representatives to a meeting of Newark high schools where an exchange of ideas occurs. Tho current officers are: Joan Boshko, president and Karen Szymanski, secretary. JUNIOR RED CROSS LIBRARY STAFF The girls of the library staff devote their spare time to aiding all who use library facilities. The duties demand steady effort, given in good measure by each member. The staff's president is Georgia Ba-site, the vice-president is Oiane Belas, and the secretary is Carolyn Chesney. PEP CLUB Let's go. East Side! is the chant of our vociferous Pep Club. This all-girl group attends football rallies and games and, we must say in all modesty, cheers the team members on to victory -usually. 93 SERVETTES Would you like to check your coat? This is a frequent greeting of our personable Servettes. As you may surmise, service is their main objective. At commencements, dances, and musical festivals, their help earns the appreciation of students and guests alike. Current officers are: Angela Noviello, President; Adrianne Gurdak, Vice-president; Carolyn Kazlau, Secretary; Georgia Basile, Treasurer. Potential teachers are preparing for their vocation by familiarizing themselves with the duties, responsibilities, and problems which confront teachers every day. Trips to local colleges are on the agenda for this club. The current officers of the Future Teachers of America are: President, Joseph Fiordaliso; Vice President, Alyce Bartel I; Secretary, Gloria Marino; Treasurer, Irene Cicalesc; Historian, lloyd Garris; and Parliamentarian, Joseph Maccia. The History Club is one of the most popular at East Side. Proof of this is the large membership of which the club may boast, lively discussions and debates are regular features. Officers are: Geraldine Rcndina, President; Alyce Bartell, Vice-President; Gloria Garcia, Secretary; Priscilla Eng-Wong, Treasurer. f)C 0 FUTURE TEACHERS HISTORY CLUB 94 KEY CLUB OF AMERICA Serving both the school and the community, our Key Club is one branch of a nation-wide organization. Members assist at school dances by taking charge of the coke machine and the coat room. This year the club's community service was to collect money for the Heart Fund. Officers are: President Lloyd Garris. Vice President Bill Levant, Treasurer Ronald Kresge, and Secretary Joseph Fiordaliso. Stee-rike! This exclamation brings joy to the hearts of any of the forty members of the Girls' Bowling Club. Each of the ten teams competes for trophies awarded at the year's end. The ever-growing popularity of this sport is certainly reflected here at East Side. Officers: Alyce Bartell, President; Elaine Entrabartolo, Secretary; Ellen Murphy, Treasurer. 95 GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA BAND 96 DANCE BAND SPIRITUALS GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 97 The Music Department is a very integral part of the school program. The instrumentation is under the able direction of Mr. Nicholas DiNardo and the vocal groups are directed by Miss Emily Wilder and Miss Dorothy Hainer. Students at Fast Side High School have an opportunity to display their vocal talents through its many choral groups-the Spirituals, Choir, and Glee Club. If a student wishes to display his instrumental ability, he may do so through the Band, Orchestra, or Dance Band. Music Hath Charms If I should lose, let me stand by the road And cheer as the winners go by. —Beton Braley n P j 1 0 101 ROBERT KRESKO VARSITY RONALD KRESGE JOHN ESPOSITO SAL FERRARO FOOTBALL 1960 RECORD E. S. Opp. 13 ....... NUTIEY 32 25 SETON HALL 0 12 SOUTH SIDE ... 7 23.....ST. BENEDICT 6 13 BARRINGER 7 7 ATLANTIC CITY ..... 6 32 WEST SIDE ..... 0 25 WEEQUAHIC ..... 0 51 CENTRAL 0 JAMES QUEll City Champs” JUNIOR VARSITY 103 BASEBALL 1961 JOSEPH KOVAIINAS Opposition South Side High School Montclair High School Central High School Lincoln of Jersey City Barringer High School West Side High School Weequahic High School South Side High School West Side High School Central High School Weequahic High School Barringer High School Weequahic High School South Side High School Central High School West Side High School St. Benedict's Prep. Barringer High School Irvington High School 104 105 JUNIOR VARSITY LOUIS 8IEKSHA THOMAS IOCKERY SAL FERRARO JUNIOR VARSITY MARTINS VARSITY BASKETBALL 1961 E. S. RECORD Opp. 46 ORANGE 44 40 SOUTH SIDE 54 49 CENTRAL 72 35 WEST SIDE 55 40 WEEQUAHIC 74 61 . IRVINGTON TECH. 45 58 BARRINGER 61 24 SOUTH SIDE 79 41 CENTRAL 55 32 WEST SIDE ... 52 41 BARRINGER 42 54 WEEQUAHIC 72 42 WEST ORANGE ... 49 55 ST. JAMES .... 33 61 BLOOMFIELD TECH. .... 46 55 KEARNY 75 4 Wins—12 Losses 107 SOCCER TEAM ANTHONY MACHADO OSCAR MARTINS ANTHONY SANTOS 1960 City Champs' E. S. RECORD Opp. 2 ST. CECILIA'S 0 6 WEEQUAHIC 1 2 WEST SIDE 0 SOUTH SIDE 2 4 CENTRAL 1 4 BARRINGER 1 WEST SIDE 1 0 KEARNY 1 7 SOUTH SIDE 0 2 WEEQUAHIC 1 1 BARRINGER 3 7 CENTRAL 0 n HARRISON 0 State Tourney 3 THOMAS JEFFERSON 3 1 THOMAS JEFFERSON 0 0 IRVINGTON 2 Season Record—11 Wins—2 Ties—3 Losses RUSSCll WARCHOLA 109 HOUIS ROGERS RONAID SMITH I ALONZO JONES PAUL TAYLOR ROBERT WITHERS TRACK TEAM 1961 ROBERT ZATORSKI JOHN fILIPKOWSKI INDOOR TRACK 1960 no Itt RECORD ARTS WEEQUAHIC SOUTH SIDE CENTRAL WEST SIDE CENTRAL ARTS SOUTH SIDE WEEQUAHIC WEST SIDE PATRICK CAlEllO SWIMMING TEAM 112 Varsity RENARD ROSSI Basketball - Soccer STEPHEN VANDERHOOF Indoor - Outdoor Track BERT MANHOFF Football ARTHUR MORANO Football RICHARD MILLER Swimming 113 EDWARD TEUBNFR Football Coaches PAUL BOGATKO Baseball ERNESTINE BOV I NO JANICE ZANDER C� f t ln DIANE GINDA SANDRA BUCKIEY Co ipTlin ADRIANNE GURDAK Co-C«p «t'n MARY ANN SANTOS CARMEN SOTO YVONNE THOMAS 115 116 PRISCILLA TAKESKY DOLORES MAGLIO ELEANOR KARLIK JOAN EASULLO ROSALYN ZARILLO BARBARA WEST 117 COLOR GUARDS 118 SAUY 8RACH Captain JUANITA MAIVARC2 Co-Captain IN MEMORIAM DR. JOHN CAVICCHIA The graduating class of June, 1961 regrets the passing of Dr. John Cavicchia, educator and friend. He was a true East Sider having excelled as a student and later as a faculty member. Since memories are longer than a life, we are sure Dr. Cavicchia will remain a part of East Side as long as it stands. PATRONS Mrs. Marion Matarazzo Carol and Annette Carol Ann Conk Annette Cufrino Suzanne Skelly Alan Jewell Carol and Suzanne Richard and Alice Conk Raymond G. Conk Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Konopka Sr. Patricia Konopka Linda and Anna Konopka Helen and Edward Konopka Jr. Mrs. Anna Conk Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wartman Mr. William Gchocki Mrs. Anna Przychok Paula Menko Lucille Menko Joan Menko Barbara Krampetz Rosemarie Theiss Marie Fuhrmann Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erdmann John and May Horvath Mary Ann Horvath John Horvath Go Go Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stawarz Irene and Kathy Rita Lapchak Eleanor and Vinnie Joan Zmijewski Jo Ann Pietrucha Mr. and Mrs. D. Cutrino Mrs. Lena Bellantoni Mr. and Mrs. L. Laurino Mr. and Mrs. J. Skelly Barbara Skelly Zwadzki Family Dr. Frederick Seamster Mr. and Mrs. Gregorec Ronnie Gregorec Barbara Gregorec Mrs. Rose Cicalese Mrs. A. Andrade and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Andrade Mr. and Mrs. Scarpon Paul Scarpon The Rendfreys Al Harmyk Jane and Al Mr. and Mrs. E. Froehlich Edward F. Froehlich Jr. Pat Pagano Charles Gemsa Janet Condit Mr. and Mrs. C. McCarl Barbara Condit Mr. and Mrs. Al Schauler Rosemarie Vella Mr. and Mrs. A. Sorio Mr. and Mrs. P. Urso Mr. J. Grosschmidt Lucille Vella Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kircher Mrs. Dorothy Juellich Mr. Frank Juellich Major Juellichh Skippy Juellich Mr. and Mrs. J. Murphy Carol Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Belas Paul Belas Mr. and Mrs. J. Belas Barbara and Joseph Belas Sandra Drust Geraldine Drust Dutchess Mr. and Mrs. Victor Drust Nick Adams Miss Lorraine Del Turco Mrs. Lepore Mr. Fred E. Spann Mrs. Fred E. Spann Laura F. Schefter Agnes A. Davitt Miss Margaret Jessen Mrs. Theresa Galante Mrs. Julia Siainegi Miss Marylou Connors Mr. Salz Miss M. Lynch Mr. Faber Miss Ruth M. Gronheit N. Di Nardi Mr. Siegwarth Miss Reicher Mrs. Marsh, R.N. Mrs. Cremen Mrs. Krozser Sister Marycllen, O.S.B. Bernice Poll Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Maglio Teddy and Eileen John Csizmadia Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brankner Gerald Giorella Mr. and Mrs. F. Bittner Tony Alho Mr. and Mrs. J. Schneider Billy C. Mance Judy Lepore John Beniush Joanne Ginda Pvt. George E. Hartnagel Bill and Arlene E. Wiley and Aleta Williams Ralph Vicidomini Michael Sierchio Mrs. Ann Sierchio Mr. George Sierchio Angelo and Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. L. Scheafer Priscilla Silveira Victoria Kronick Daniel Calleo Jane Cavucci Barry Sierra Fanny and James Jacqueline Rutledge Eileen, Jimmy and John Mr. and Mrs. J. Castelli Mario Da Costa Mary Arena Tony Maresca Jean Machos Alleain and Allen Ennals Mr. and Mrs. Jepp Jones Michael Hanchar Peter R. Wisniewski Martin Mosni Ed Raub Gerry McNair 120 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Angelsky Mr. and Mrs. Charles Suarez Ralph Esposito Mr. and Mrs. William Petolino Joseph and Angela Petolino Mr. and Mrs. J. Petolino Leonard Mesonas John Kozic Mr. Cornelius Williams Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. C. Notte ■ Ann, Billy and Willie Grace and Artie Mr. and Mrs. J. Enik Puddin' and Elaine Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bezak Sr. Margaret Fox Anne Grosschmidt Joan Grosschmidt Joe Grosschmidt Eleanor Barry George J. Batty Milton Joise Ed Murzenski Mrs. H. Branin Mr. and Mrs. D. De Fede Butch and Mary Mr. and Mrs. G. Batty Mare and Richie Michael De Fede Frank and Toni Camille and Ray Barbara Statowski Blanche Wysocki Nancy Adamo Flora Tinsley Mr. and Mrs. F. Nasto Al Wysocki Candido Trueba James Lazarek Mr. and Mrs. W. Woznik Irene Woznik Louis Fortino Graco Fortino Mrs. A. Grosschmidt Rosemary and Tony Linda Young Mr. and Mrs. F. Norton Frank Wolf Peter Hong Mrs. Helen Kozimor Miss Carol Kozimor Fileen Kozimor Mrs. Kathrino Stawasz Mr. A. Scholz Ed Acosta Mrs. Anna Pavlichko Mr. Robert Rodriguez Nicky P. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller Manny Tommy Buccine Hank Mrs. Lola Gonzalez Michelle Fasullo Mrs. Ruth Fasullo Mr. and Mrs. M. Andruchowitz Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jewell Debbie and Kennie Tootsie and John Mr. and Mrs. Al Moran James Condit Mrs. Helen Doerr Graco Gigantino Patricia Pepe Mrs. J. Testa Carol Landry Mrs. D. F. Parker Kathleen Doerr Joan Valentino Olga Rodriguez Carol Ann Bartiroma Anne Rios Larry Ricci Diane Carrer Eugene Zegar Mary Ann Windus Mary Weekley N. Weckenman W. Weckenman Mrs. Weisbecker Mr. and Mrs. Wright Mrs. Thomas Dottie Tueskowski Mary Tueskowski Dorothy Tonchak Ann Tortorello Toppee Jean Santangelo Arlene Santos Dolores Sasiak Mrs. H. Sanchez John Stas Mr. and Mrs. Santos Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Santos Sandio and Al Gigi and Sonny Angelo Ruzzano Caroline Sackman Charlie Rego Diane Roomer Marie Quagliato Mr. Howard J. Doerr David Ronan Thomas Ronan Charles Dailey Billy Lindgrcn Raymond Lindgren Carol Fanning Mrs. Groeling Mrs. Mary Giordano Mr. and Mrs. H. Midiz Mr. and Mrs. James Wishart Carol Zinno Mr. and Mrs. P. Calello Rose Marie Wichowski Mr. Stanislawczyk Mr. and Mrs. F. D'Allessio Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Tortorello Eileen and Robert Wishart Mr. and Mrs. L. Valentino Mr. Anthony De Barrds Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ryan Mr. Ronald Reciak Theresa Russomanno Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Laccrda Jimmy Nelson Dias Sr. Nelson Dias Jr. Josephine Dias Jeannie Snyder Maria A. Ruela Manuel Fidalgo Francine Roscus Gary Paiitlo Pee Woe Mr. and Mrs. A. Quagliato Stella Palitto Pat Mario T. Oliveira Pat and Kenny Pris and Ron Louis Oliveira Arthur Nascimento Gerard Morano Michael Morano Agnes Morano Joseph Morano Mr. 0. Morano Mrs. M. Morano Manuel D. Matos Arnold Marchak Anita Micchelli Thelane Family Theresa Lacingno Louis Lopez Peter Lindorman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carrer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sachman Virginia Sellmeyer Mr. and Mrs. H. Eckert Mr. and Mrs. J. Barboza Mr. and Mrs. Burdyn John Beniush Mr. John Byk Susan Blake Harold Benson Richard Bator Betty and Tommy Bob and Pat Joan Filipkowski John Filipkowski Sr. Lottie Filipkowski Mr. and Mrs. S. Biernacki Sandra Fernicola Victoria Freire Gregory Lawrence Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frazier Bob Gallo Marilyn Gallo Roberta and Louis Gallo Louis Garcia Louise Garcia Loretta Gromek Frank Grosso Charles Heozinger Jacqueline M. Grosso Phyllis Holowenzak Antonette Janiak Salicna Janiak Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy F. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kaminski Mr. M. Kaonefel Eddie and Kitty Peter Lardieri Mrs. Anna Lavingno Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee L. Lcvandoski Dolly and Art's Luncheonette Dolores Malvarez Jerry Angelo's Luncheon Juanita Malvarez Mary Malvarez Sam Marino Danny and Marie Steven Murin Mr. and Mrs. William Starkey Andy Bo and Me Helen and Mike Margaret Kerzic Mr. and Mrs. John Kovalinas Mr. John Kalafut Mrs. John Kalafut Mr. Osinski Vinnie Pastor Mrs. Winnie Paul The Collins Family Mr. and Mrs. A. Pawelczyk Bill and Helen Pawelczyk Mr. Anthony Pecoraro Lucille Petolino Miss Regina Popek Mrs. Sophie Popek Gerry Rendina Joan Pilecki Pat Rubas Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rubas James Rouse Mr. J. Roszkowski Mary Byszewski Robert Ryan Charles Calabrese J. Caproni Carmolla Caruso Gwen Caruso Dee and Charlie Elynor Collins Marty and Caroline Costa Martin Costa III Mary Catenacci Russ Catenacci Mr. and Mrs. Angelo J. Costa Maizie Collins Miss Patricia Angela Costa Miss Evelyn Devecka Mr. and Mrs. Felix Dobrzchecki Henry Domaracki Frank Dante Frank Domaracki Stanley J)omaracki Joseph Falkowski Sr. Stella Falkowski Janice Malone Rose Malone Mrs. Rosa Bell Guess Jack and Adam George Shaur Lawrence Allison Carmen Alvarez Alan Alvarez Herman Alvarez Rose Cornacchi Mr. and Mrs. J. Czajkowski Chita Manalito Cissy Joe Batista Miss Lonora Battaglini Mrs. Schaad Mrs. John Schneider Joseph Simanski Jr. Mary Ann Simanski Mr. and Mrs. J. Simanski Mrs. Mittie Simpson Donna, Michelle and Steve Marion Tatoris Mr. Springer Mr. and Mrs. George Tatoris Charles J. Utrias Joseph Verdio Lucy and Dorn Pagano Mr. and Mrs. Charles Utrias Mary Verdio Ronnie C. and Camille S. Barbara and Tommy Mrs. L. Gembarski East Side Sweet Shop Mrs. Anna Volosin Frank Pavlircio The Five Citations Miss Florence Volosin Doris and Tommy Station Pharmacy Miss Rosemary Volosin Judy and Joe Jodi the Camp Queen Mr. and Mrs. Zatorski Pauline Olsofka Goodbye Carmen D. Carmine Vitolo Peter Arthur Kensy Jr. Goodbye Arlene W. Cecilia Zawora Mr. and Mrs. Bronzo Unseparable Peter Farquhar Ango Fortino 1948 Plymouth and Al Mr. Donald Hall Miss Madaline Amaral Nereids Swim Team Mrs. Ruth Fasullo Carol Opanowicz Montana School of Music Mr. Joseph Fasullo Mr. and Mrs. Puleo Ginger Snaps Helen Petrosky Maria and Carol Smith Ferro's Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Zgid Carole Ann Melhiorre Dolly-Art's Luncheonette Frank Petrosky Susan Oeckel The Royal Flames Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Suszko Edward Massefski Bob Hoarle Zysk Mildred De Benedicts Number 30 John Sonna, Sandra P. Crusen Torques Association Mr. and Mrs. E. Kulesh T. Crusen Tobia's Hardware Gene Whitmire Mr. and Mrs. William Oeckel Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Steve Yurek Michael Suszko Caruso's Billiards Bernadotto Piekarski Mickey and Hondo Spitfiro Wolf George and Cookie Nancy Coppola Berry Mrs. Eloise Hollis Mr. and Mrs. Gonsalves Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf Mr. and Mrs. J. Wrubel Mr. and Mrs. A. Lubertazza G. J. Co. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Piekarski Mrs. Mary Mikulak Miss Hainer Pauline Olsofka Rosalie and Jimmy Mr. Vincent Lavingno Kershaw Family Ge Ge Moe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vicidomini Rudy and Roberta John Castrelos Theresa and Sam Rudy Blozen Mrs. Josephine Lavin Mr. W. Schaad Alice Oliveira Richie Dolan Larry Ricci Larry Fernandez Marie and Jim Lewis Toney Patty Schweikart Graciette Pinho Nancy Gallo Casale Family Mary Dee Pont Joe Trajick Lloyd Garris Mrs. John Statowski Jimmy Lopez Victor Pastor Pat and Diane Jessie Qatum Mr. H. Moore Florence Ginda Mrs. Mary Tomkovich Mrs. May Osborne Mr. T. Barshi Gregory Tomkovich Dorothy Osefchen Miss Alyce Bartell Linda Craco GiGi Moe Mr. Anthony Bartell Eleanor M. Bloomfield Gracie Piscitelli Mrs. Mary Bartell Dolores Catena Mrs. Anna Amaral Russ Catonacci Joseph Krypel Mr. and Mrs. Joe Amaral Josephine O'Neill Jo Ann Favata Mr. and Mrs. George Smyth Kathy O'Neill Joseph Fiordaliso Smyth Family Andy Yurish John P. Tomkovich Mr. and Mrs. Joe Romao Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Yurish Carol Zawora Mrs. Marion Romao Mr. and Mrs. D. Stombash Carl Kondroski Mr. and Mrs. S. Pilecki Mr. and Mrs. C. Kondioski Mr. John F. Tomkovich Mrs. Carmel Noviello Mr. Marty Barberio Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sierzega Bernadette Noviello Steve and Chris Rudolph Alexander Braun Joe and Corinne Mario Noviello Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barberio Marsha Schuckman Al Noviello Mr. and Mrs. R. Zawodniak Mrs. L. Kolbert Mr. and Mrs. A. Troiano Miss Martha Tytkowski Mr. N. Di Nardo Geri Roska Rudolph Alexander Braun Mr. Otto G. Stoll Mr. Wallock Leon Joseph Roszhowski Miss Gronheit Joel Barkan Robin Ann Burdclski Filcen Dziki A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Leo Roszhowski Anna Horvath Julie Gronheit Mrs. M. Smetkiewiez Mr. and Mrs. J. Ruchi Janet Sierzega Pete Barfolomio Miss P. Eng Wong Mr. B. Zavijko Mrs. Jean Dziki Bienish Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Fahy Mr. and Mrs. S. Okomdie Mrs. M. Takesky Mr. S. Burda Farrccva Family Mrs. W. Skrosky Mr. and Mrs. E. Hoarle Mrs. L. Sojka Fannie Storbenz Walter Lake Mrs. H. Scanlon Mr. M. Takesky Jo Ann Murray Richard Hoarle Mr. Faber Mrs. 1. Manzella Linda Shrosky Mr. C. Hcozinger Freddy Angelo Pharmacy Barbara Eckert Dr. H. Lewis Mr. A. De Beotola Mr. and Mrs. E. Edwards William Fairchild James Halloway Saralou Harold Eckert Mr. L. Nowachi Davy and Joan Davy Jones Richard Warchola Ray and Lorraine Fasullo Joan Fasullo Mr. and Mrs. G. Cecere Mr. Joseph Fasullo Mommy and Daddy Milton Jones William Kinsella Raymond Fasullo Jr. John H. Mater Manuel Alsonso Galo Fasullo The C. Dlugosz Family Mrs. E. Glick Tho Gruver Family Wanda Dlugosz Joe P. Moralles Esther Dailey The Kozmia Family Joseph Pofuraj Pat Rosemarie Lucas John Pofuraj Mrs. George Dollberg Susan Linderman Aurona Rau Miss Arline Dollberg Laura Linderman Chris Cicalese Matthew Russomanno Miss La Falce Rae and Carmen Cecere Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Taylor Louis Lodato Mrs. Cohen Rosalie Mantegna Mrs. Dorothy Lewis Don Salvatore Mantegna Linda and Goorgie Mr. and Mrs. Cierpisz Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. McCarthy Louvandis S. Andrews Mary Kathy and Maureen McCarthy Roy Alvarez Margaret Rendina John McEvoy Edward and Anna Arnashus Mr. and Mrs. Schweikart Martin Milano Stephen and Anna Bachna Mr. and Mrs. J. Feifh Leonard Corkaro Terry and Debbie Balut Mr. Angelo Melillo Lidia Catenacci Mr. and Mrs. J. Balut Mrs. Johnson Joseph Pepsin Mr. and Mrs. A. Giorella 1. Perlmutter Helen Pepsin Mr. and Mrs. McGrath Angela Noviello Mr. Charles Fisher Mickey Vazzano Mr. Bogatko Mr. C. Knehr Palma Marino Typewriter Office Machine Co. Archie Stoia Eddie Zawora Jr. Mrs. Mary Lewandowski 1. Mallow Your Future Security Starts with Today s Savings NEWARK’S SCHOOL SAVINGS BANK The HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION MAKE THRIFT A HABIT Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Tel. MA 3-2577-8 MA 3-0239 ADAM LANES, INC. NEWARK ADAMS STREET HOBOKEN, N. J. SW 2-3660 STANDARD CONCRETE BLOCK SUPPLY CO. Manufacturers of Quality CINDER. CONCRETE 6 ACUTE BLOCKS Yard 6 Office: 418-440 ADAMS STREET NEWARK, N. J. Mario Noviello I? 5 — - B3 MArket 4-0839 GERACI GEORGE M. SIERCHIO PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO PAINTER - DECORATOR PHOTOGRAPHY OF DISTINCTION PAPER-HANGING 131 WILSON AVENUE Corner Marne Street • NEWARK 5, N. J. 99 NEW YORK AVENUE MArket 3-9816 If No Answer, Call NEWARK 5, N. J. Mitchell 3-7223 MI 3-9883 Phone MI 2-0837 License No. 200 CENTRAL LOAN CO. Compliments of ALVIN M. RICH 16 FERRY STREET NEWARK 5. N. J. KONOPKA'S TAVERN Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 P.M. - Friday to 7 P.M. Closed Saturday Holidays 153 FLEMING AVENUE Phone: MArket 3-7809 NEWARK 5, NEW JERSEY MIKE PALLITTO'S SPORT SHOP SPORTING COOOS - WORK CLOTHES • CAMPING - SPORTSWEAR 315 WALNUT STREET Mrs. Man Horvath, Prop. Corner of Adams NEWARK 5, N. J. Al. Tallilto. Manager 126 Ml 3-7415 LOUIS COIFFURES SPECIALIZING IN ALL TYPES OF BLEACHING Hours: Closed Mon. — Toes, to Sat., 9 to 6:00 Fri., 9 to 9:00 45 MERCHANT, Cor. of Fern St. EAST SIDE PHARMACY “WHELAN DRUGS” 72 PULASKI STREET Corner Elin Road Prescriptions Called for O Delivered— MA 3-3844 - 2-4630 MA 3-4444 IRONBOUND SPORTS SHOP CAPP and ZICCARDI 89 FERRY STREET NEWARK, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF ALFR ANS 105 FERRY STREET NEWARK 5, N. J. CONCH AH ’I. AT IONS TO ALL JUNE 1961 GRADUATES MArket 3-5591 James H. Schleifer EXTENSION MAGAZINE EXTENSION SUITE 1123A 744 BROAD STREET NEWARK 2, N. J. VILLANI'S SUPER MARKET CHOICE MEATS IMPORTED 6 DOMESTIC FOODS FRESH FRUITS 6 VEGETABLES — Free Delivery — 142 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. CHARLES PHOTO STUDIO C. Rodriguez, Prop. PHOTOGRAPHY OF DISTINCTION MA 2-2143 - RES.: MA 4-5057 175 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. MArket 2-7380 NUSSBAUM'S CLOTHIERS 6 FURNISHERS TO MEN 6 BOYS Special Agents for ADAM HATS 151 FERRY STREET NEWARK 5. N. J. Phone Mitchell 2-1322 Eye Examined DR. N. TAFLER OPTOMETRIST HOURS—Mon., Wed. ‘J A M. to 8 P M Thun., Fri.. Sat. 9 A M. to 6 P.M. Tuev 9 A.M. to 12 Noon 201 FERRY STREET NEWARK. N. J. ANDERSON'S SHOES 117 FERRY STREET THE EDW ARDS STORE Nationality Advertised Shoes for tlir Entire Family at Moderate Prices! 127 But it was in making education not only common to all, but in some sense compulsory on all, that the destiny of the free republics of America was practically settled.” James Russell Lowell � . • k: . • : ! • . . • • ' - ',Z . w - Lu , v r..- - Hw ’ -'■■ : - 5 � -• t: ■ ■•:. , •- s • -. : . .• . • ' . ' ‘ -• : ' « • . 1 . - : • . , V . -•' ■ :■■';- v‘ v • .- % ■ . : .