Essex County Vocational Technical High School - Athena Yearbook (Newark, NJ)
- Class of 1959
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During this Freshman year, she had had an opportunity to explore those courses which were open to her: Business Machines, Technical Secretary, Beauty Culture, Commercial Art, Dressmaking, and Food Service. Once a choice was made, a sense of belonging developed. No longe Athena was Getting Acquainted with girls whose interests and abilities were the I' 3 l1CWCOI11El', same as hers. She soon realized the importance of Settling Down. Being a Junior meant con- centrating on skills and improving techniques in the shop classes. Athena was, indeed, On the Town as she entered her last year. Her plans for the Washington trip and dreams of the Queen of Hearts formal made this an unforgettable year. Having obtained excellent training, she now had the confidence ,..e . K P y p ll .ff llliywpmi X WM T W-lgfal Qi. 19. f stlv . flaws 554 bf! , f , ff 'NG flqzxf , r. J, I 'I f ', 1 ' If ,ZQ 1 ! X ,. f Z.: ' f , 1 VL mf f, ff 1 lpfio' 'J' V ff f 1 ' 1' J ,, 1 f I X , gf Y f I if 'X gf jgff f -2 n ,f I T' .1752 J' ,N V, 4 1 Of ,VA J f 5, uf f' f, xl '71 I fy 4 .ff 1' 1' 'I' w it 1 , Q CAZ'i:fAfI5S2i!MiQIKi9ff',- .H3161'n'?xQHix A ,xdcfminidfralford GEORGE VV. MORCIENROTH PHILIP H. HANEY Director Assistant Director ALBERT J. CICCONE EDWARD J. COUGHLIN Secretary and Supervisor of 4 Business Manager Guidance and Placement ELSTON W, MEYER STEPHEN ANDRASKO Supvrvisor of Supervisor of Instruction Apprentice Part Time uruf lfvrfning lnstrurtiun X V7 nf f fi, F1 QOJQAQ Cllfafk PRINCIPAL To THE GRADUATES Four years have passed since you Came to Tovvnu at Essex High. Dur- ing these years we have tried to guide anct teach you the necessary sicitts, worthwhile habits, anct wholesome attitudes that you will need to he suc- cessful in the business world. As you graduate from Essex High to enter your chosen vocations, re- memher not only the happy memories we have shared: but also our icteats and stanctarcts. Now the future is in your hands. As you go on your way, may I wish you every success and happiness. Page 5 Page 6 KAZLIAMA EMvnA'aIW1f GUIDANCE COUNSELOR To THE GRADUATES Tllal you muy linrl worlc wllirln lmrings you snlislurlion is my wisll lor you lmertuuse llne people wllo are lmusy surf- lmppy. lqPl1l6'lIIl7PI' llml more people lose jolrs ll0l'2lllS1' llur-y umnol gel anlonpf willm ollwrs lllilll lwecuuse llley lnrlc skills. Yllllinlc ol' your rofworlu-rs ns lrivncls mul in lime you will lincl llley really ure. VVQ lmow we ran lu- proucl ol your ill'i'0lIlIlllSllINPlllS in llme lulure as we are ol llw many Qruclunlvs wllo lnuvc- gum- lwlorv you. 0, .4 'fi -Hui 'M , -4. ,.. dfv w 8. .. 7 J Aug, O ice ff W.. ff ww, fi , X Q6 . .. Q, S N my M Y I K 6 XE VIOLA APPLEGATE IVIAUDE PENNINGTON Main Office Mciin Officv if x ,W Gr xx ELAINE R. NEIXNER BERNICE XVARRICK Registration Office Duplicating Department I f N 1' , , t Lf - if f ,,', 1 e bca S MARY EDMISON SCFIOOI Nurse 8p6LI tfl'l'LQlfLtf Qfgg l 4 A N 5 . . gg i 2 Q X S +15 J N xx, x Y . X s X X, N Y X i SSN X MAUDE V. VANCE School Physician Page 7 X ,, Nu Cjmdfoclliand Hvlvn 1AUYi1'llllllil, fxlwnrzl Bvl- lvlli, R050 Collivr, Slvplnzxnirr Keuluflxi, Gfvxrgs' XV. Kvllvr, Clmrlotlv Klllwlslii, .lolm Sllrivrr, 31ilhm Spitz. Not slmwn: wnrcl Gray, Alf-x Bvnovcnin. Slvplmnir' Dvfrrunlx, unrl xlurtin :xlFl-?lUgIlliIl, :xiii N IX :vnu 1 L, 1 f . Y v X xx L I amor ,ar f! ' A Yaivu. 01418 l 00l'VL - MCMA? HHARRY CORSON IAMES LEITH BUISUIPSS Mf1Cllillf'S 1l'I'IlIliCCI1 proceclurns Nluguzirl 11 Drive Sponsor ff -y,,,, inf :Q A. W - -1, f X in 'f X ' .L i e S: V Nwfrfse-f 'fx I-E .. V . My VP Lf? EI,lX.'XI5ETII TRINKS R. NEAL OXVENS Dress Dvsign Sofia, Studies Nwriur Class Aclwisvr il? Wm Ox . , . fi .wr- t X ANR PAULINE REU-LY KATHRYN VAN NEST CAROL XVOOD C0mm9fFiCll Aff Food Service' English Page 9 W5 enior 64455 Lcem Page IO 'Y -A Af. Q 'Q Sa 2 R X4 X 1. 3 -. . ,gg ' X as Q 4-dr.-., ' 1 1 . ' X 5-gum, 4 91 -N.. mgf K-k- 424463, We ,,, ,4 M W, 'fig ne X 1 x 5.-. 5 .3 '1-4115 bwmk, Rm:-:nary fff'mnmr, pn-sirlf-nl: .lurly Binsr, Virr'-Prvsidcrwg Blnriavlvlln Zoppi, Trvaaurvrg nm' Dinnf' Slrnnn, Sr-1 rvhury. X . 'Q X U BW . '41,- M . x , SEX X x X XX N 3 ix 3, q S 2 , x x I b . 45 2 , , if 2 'S EE ig 5 .fl 1, E E ,R Q, . 5 S 5 3 5 , Q T 5 5'- ' Z ,Q 3 3 2 I ,,.,,, -if-I ' 4 PP p W J wx E s SE S ., fl Ulf! N V X - E' 9. -f fx. ya I W 2 Z: -J VN, X ' z , . 1 Q ga.. , N 4 1, -'ww ,, 2 .i . 5 217 X gff: 'if f nu . ' f ,.. . . pw gi- x k X I N. i XXX 2:-erlis-Sf? . - gL:.2e3:-kggssf ek . 28 Q xt X fxngiqlkl GC'5UillfIlJ, NilI1C'y' I,C'llllllf'l l, find R1lSGIiC CHSZIII' HIP RNITIYHVP USIICTS OH gffid- uzation night, .lunc 1933, Betty lorgcnsf-n, Rosnliml Nuiriu, 'ugly Bi- nsr- nnrl Nlnrir' Cinrisliznno slnml wailing pznlu-rally for impnrlanl lf'If'llIIfH1il'Ig MH gurls lim' up in rf-nr Page I2 .fgffnci Wafer In our Hearts there is a picture, Shining bright and true, Us a picture of our high school, Our Dear Golcl and Blue. For your honor we shall struggle On the Road of Fame Gratefully, dear Essex High School Singing loud your name. Though the years that go before us, Dim our memory, Recollections of our school days, There will always ine. ,lumlilll lbyfxlllttli annul l'4r.llu'm's Silllihlh' mlwrk w w lvl:-v l lulv mln-s. Kammercial ,4 rf I Jig, 1 4547 af:-151 I5 As.. vi l .tf -fo-wff' ROSEMARIE KOVACS stops to look at Art Supplies while shopping in Newark. Athena had her portfolio containing her best work tucked firmly under her arm when she graduated from the Commercial Art course. She could be proud of the magazine layouts, the fashion designs, the brochures, and the sample lettering she had done. She had been encouraged to display her talent in the National Scholastic Maga- zine contest and the Howard Savings Bank poster contest, coming out as a winner every time. Because of her imagination and palette, our Christmas stage set, our yearbook, and our Junior Prom were always regarded as artistic accomplishments that brightened the school year. pow marie .jcuacs 917 Soutli Nineteentli Sheet, Newark Homeroom Pres. -lg Yearbook 2344: Prom Com. 2344: Safety Com. 3: Housekeeping Com. 34 -r 241198 fd gd fd5:i0 244 Bloomlielcl Avenue, Nutley 10 Homeroom Sec, 4: Bookworm 3,-lg Prom Com. 243,41 Yearbook 3.4. Ang 4 4 4 black hair, brown eyes , 4 4 always witlw a smile 4 4 4 olten seen with Pliyll 4 4 4 goes lor Joni James 4 4 , dislikes MRoclc and Roll 4 , 4 'lm gladvv , 4 4 hopes to continue in the art field. I - O Rosie 4 4 4 bloncle liair and blue eyes 4 4 4 sweet ancl neat 4 4 4 always fussy about ber clothes 4 4 4 for tlie Air Force slie really goes 4 4 4 a sense of bumor that S can always be founol 4 4 4 a friend to all . 4 4 Ml bope I get a letter. we-s fam ll I'l'lZCl ' U f 291 Nortll lflvvc-ntli SlI'l'1'l, Nc-yvnrlc 7 War? .Ann ZA OPCAIZA 77 Xvest Dlarliet Street, Newark XVellare Com. 3g Prom Com. 3,-lg Yearbook 3,-l, Little lxlary 4 4 4 sliy ancl sweet, always neat 4 . goofl tliings come in small packages 4 4 4 small in size. W an angel in clisguise 4 4 4 slie wins tlie prize witli tliose ' big brown eyes 4 4 4 Oli 4 4 4 cligs .limmy Rogers tlie most. lMl0nlf'f'00nl SPF. 5: llll!Ilf'l'IlIIIlI lJff'4 lL ljflllll llhfll 2.14: Sr-nior Rr-p4 'l, Yr-nrlmnli ffl, Hljllylln 4 , lJl'0VVll llfllf llllll llI'UVVlI f'yf'N PC1109 lor lfyrlir flnrlm- 4 4 4 nlwnys will: Ang 4 4 , just p, vm' lu'-r H '57 l nrfl 4 4 4 rlislilu-s lnslxions 4 4 4 lmpr-:4 In op:-n nn ' ' ll lvllun lf'llf'I'Hlg IHISIIIVSN 4 4 nlwuys luis an tlll'f'l'll 4 4 tlmtls lnlililullsfr Page 14 'Tl' ---.s Q, T' E 'ks ,qv , i 2 J 'wr X -X. ...ag - , , if if A-'A K ir ' -.-, -ze A A a. l X h x is -F '.. X 5 ' . .M - ' .X ,V it wus QSM . V. K r rf f lf, lf, t ELAINE FARRAND, MARILYN HORTON, and MARY ANN TERZO try out the Sensimatic machine in the Burroughs office. 1621 imfss Machines Athena was aware of the opportunities in the business world and was fascinated by the workings of the Comptometer, Marchant, Friden, Monroe, and Burroughs machines. K. In her bookkeeping class, the debits and credits sometimes found themselves in the wrong columns and this proved to be disastrous. But keeping her goal in mind, Athena continued to strive for accuracy and skill. When she became a Junior, she discussed and solved many interesting cases in Business Law. She could always be seen at the Comptometer, with pencil in hand, asking Where does the decimal point go? Her typewriting skill became more useful when she transcribed from the Ediphone and Dictaphone machines. As the year ended, the prospect of becoming a Senior thrilled her. ln Athena's last year she com- pleted invoices on the big, big 7200. When Athena went on her first interview, she was a confident and skilled worker-an asset to the business world. Page X ,Q -f 1.' In x ,f f ,, Ml tual V 1 F i...a ,-. .,.. A ll if wi., Ns. ll! ill fii'.l. A - fi I c ,A swf- fgri ii? 3? ' ,,r. Cid .!4Lxanc!er 445 Nortlm Eleventlm Street. Newarlc lanuary Gruduale Caleteria Committee -l. Hpliiln . . . nice 'rx' neat . . , canvt loe beat , . . a lriend to all lespecially hanclsome, dark ancl talll . . . May malce it to Army Navy game yell , . . always reading new looolcs . , . simply Hlovesn to Coolc . . . Oli, l've got so muclw to do. . . , Hey, BJ. JCMALM ff C268 197 lllllslflu- Avi-num, N1-wanrlc lunuury Grucluulv , , . . 'll I, PU 'll f 1'H U0 . . . 4'KayU slmr! liraw lna'r lr w I 5 slmrt ancl aww-I, anfl ranl ln- ln-.ul . , ullr-n lauml in the library . . . in loyal lfmilcwfmn . 4 slu- .w n l r ljat Boone . . . H5tar:lur.tU . , . llIlllllllUl1 lU lic u goml lumlilcrvfpf-r . . . USU Wlllllll' Page I6 Kev!!! gal! gznlfb 15 Beaumont Place, Newark lanuary Gmduaze Cafeteria Com. 3. Hom eroo m Sec. 2.3. Glee Club 3. Gail . . . tiny and sweet . . . VEVY neat ' ' - Short lnloncle lmair . . . eyes ol blue . . . lier wif and Cllafm will capture you . . . sparkling eyes, ring to match . - . fl'1iS sure is Donnyls laest calcli . . . Nl-WY HEART QE' LONGS TO ONLY YOU . . , Guess I told her. WMM! COMM 123 Soutlm Seventll Street. Newark Homeroom Treas, 1.3: Homeroom V. Pres. -la Year- looolc Financial Eclitor -l: Rec. Com. 3. Cookie . . . cute ancl neat . , . also sweet . . . luer liazel eyes gleam . . . iust lilxe tliat engagement ring . . . lwer lniggest wisli will soon come true , . . wlien slie marries lmer uNlCK . . . in tlwe Air Forte Blue . . . Down tlxe Aisle ol Love ..,' Aoli, gee wizf' irginzfa Olga Com Ifanm 207 Hunlerrlon Street, Newarlc Homeroom Treas, lp Dance Com. I,2g Cafeteria 3. h-Ginger . , . tall ancl slim . . . only tallts ol l1im . . . found at lvliliels . . . loves to eat and rlance , . . in slcirts and sweater slie'll be sc-cn . . . waiting for tlmt certain clream , . . one ol tl1e Clique . . . Helens otlier liall. . . Uxvait l-or mel JucbfA, .Ann Q-.25 lfgmico 35 Eaton Place, East Orange Homeroom Pres. 2: Glee Clulb 3,-1: Sale-ty Com. 4. nclliclciu . . . famous for her long lulonfle lxair . . , misclwiel in her clark green eyes Five feet one. lull of lun . . . lmer lioluloy- lxer specialties- clarlc l'1air, clarlc ancl - CYHZY Over llie Usaxn . . . clo yo f!.!'P 's Q br' x--5-f lgusincss 'X Machines 'M Wane? .fdnn C05enfin0 230 Fourtlx Street. Newvarlc Ianuary Graduale Homeroom Sec. 1.2.45 Vvellare Com. 3: Glee Cluln 3. Hxlann . . . lier big larown eyes an exceptional treat . . lzmut, oli luoyl llow slme loves to eat . . . small, sweet ancl liincl , . . a laetter l-rienfl you coulclnt lincl . . . Point Pleasant l1ere sl1e comes . . . Dont lvollier me, Gail! , . . MEMORIES OF YOU. 6LLl'l8 GPPCIYZ 57 5 296 Sussex Avenue, Newarlc lnnuary Graduate B00l'iVV0l'l'T1 l.2I Glee 31 Safety Com. 31 Home- FUOITI Pres, Always gay, lull of lun . . . is a lriencl to everyone . . . clon't be fooled lay angel eyes . . . tl1atls where all the misclwiet lies . . . can be louncl in a '50 Clievy witlx you lcnow wlio . . . HTHERE GOES lxlY HEART' . . . Ul'm so emlnarrasseclf' aria . Qrgenfi 127 Linden Avenue, Irvington - Glee Club 3.4. Hpeggyu . . . First of the 3 DVS . . . slxort, sweet, ancl petite . . . has Slle got dancing feet . . . always seen with Nancy and Dee . . . has eyes for only one . . . can line louncl at EdUlie's . . . Hey Dee, got any pins? . . . HHul1,watcl'na say? Warifgn ,Jgorfon 20 Baldwin Place, Belleville Homeroom PYES. l,3i HOHICTOOHI Pres. li Homeroom SCC. HNIARH , . . big lvrown eyes . . . long tvrown lwair . . . tlmt personality is beyonci compare . . . loves to sliate ami also swim . . . usually can lae touncl witli lnim . . , loves to riclc in tliat '57 Forcl . . . looking tor- warcl to tlmt engagement ring . . . uxve go together. wl! ' .Hein Mronica .jQf5:56Ly 12-t Hudson Street, Newarlc Pulolicity Com. 2: Recreation Com. 2: Baslcctloall l.2: Glen Clulw 4. Hldeln .... LX lzlue-eyed lvlonde witlx slmting feel . . . sl1e's not very tall . . , slle's not very wide, luul sl1e's a corlccr tor lwer size . . . luns eyes lor tluat certain someone . . . one of tl1c Hcliquen . . . Gingens otlier lmlll. . , Ol1,Sugnrl pafricia lawrence 403 Clinton Avenue, Newark I unun ry Graduate Bookworm 2.3,4g R oofo ation Com, 21 Prom Com. 3. uPat . . . lalonde and pretty . . . eyes a lsparlcling liazel . . . tun to loe witli , . . nice to lmow . , . Did you see Pat Boone? ', . . Boolcworms No. l looolcsluelver C1161 . . . always tliinlcing ol a certain somebody . . . Radio City Roclcette, lmer goal. 53' Kusiuess ,Machines Wacfegne .jcng T4 Burnet Street, Newark Homeroom Trc-ns. 2: Cafeteria Com. 3: Recreation Com. 4: C-loo Clulw 4. MAG . , . tall and sweet , . . nice and neat . . . a nicer person you'll never meet . . . llmt Oldsmolnile is lwer deliglit . . 4 sl1e goes crazy wlien lwels in siglwt . . . intends to be a lnlusliing bride . . . llnat special one riglwt at lier side . . . HAW'rigl1t. -it RMC? jean 8I'VLWL6I f 2 Beaumont Place. Newark Cafeteria Com. Ll: Glee Club 3,45 V. Pres, 3: Sec. 23 Vveltare Com. 2, Nan . . . witlw tlwe long red loclcs . . . you can spot lier witllin ten lylorlis . . . can always be found at Bill's . . . second of tlxe 3 D's . . . always seen witlw Dee and Marie . . . Hey Marie, got any pins? . . . Your tellin' mel Page 19 ju A Luca' 7 lxlarion Terrace, lxlaple-wood Safety Com. 2: Xvellare Com. 2: Caleteria Com. Q: Recreation Com. 2,31 Glce Cluln -l, Hluclyn , , . cute, sweet ancl very neat . . always liappy, always gay , . . usually lound Clancing in tlie gym witlw Connie . . . can always lie louncl witli tliat certain someone . , 4 supports time Drive-ln on liriclay niglits . . . lt Dont Hurt Any lxloren . , XV liatl 'Vg ?g Cyomfanfe My 1 1 535 Norwoorl Stn-vt, lfrrsl flrnrrgn- 'llrrwis 1,25 llnllu-Irriii lloni 2 Hflnrlliln-H , , , swf-1-t mul ru-.rl taunt I..-Ii.-..1 . loves lu :url . . . ll!-illillly' lulrml rlirruirlg in tln- gvrn will: .lualy . . , ulwnys tlirrilsirig .rlmut Ili.iI rwrt.rm surm- one in Ilia- liig wliitv ixlvrrury , . . Milly llr-nrt lli-longs to flrily Youll . . pr-t 4-xprrssinn, ul rloulit it Page 20 enora WeJfz'c0 I9 Burnet Street. Newark Caleteria Com, l. Lee . . . pretty ancl sweet , . . Canlt lie lmcat . . long lalaclc liair , . . sl1e's no square . . , tliougli lie i so lar away, witll lwim ller l1eart will always stay . . dancing lc-et, sliels real neat . . . Balls and Bunnies is lier spot , . . HCool, lxlan. Cool. s 0.lQl7Zfll'2j KOVIVZOI' 26 Soutlr Tentlm Street. Newarlc Homerooni V. Pres. 2: Houselseeping Com. sl: Yearlwoola 41 Hom eroo m Sec. 2: Senior Class Pres. -1. 'Ro' '... personality plus , . , tlierels always a twinlile in lier eye lor tliat certain lnooli reports, lier specialty . . . wed to lullow grarluation lor our R0-Ro lxle Forever . , . Hl'lurry up, Carol' inxrriiyl' guy . . . tling bells are soon . . . Please Love avian QQ! 9 Oxford Street, Newark Hlvlarn . . . usually can be founcl with l1er lieacl in a lmook . . . trying to keep up tliose never encling book reports . . . nice smile , . . a lrienclly worcl to all . . . its known sl'ic louncl that one wlio means so mucli . . . OH SUGAR, aff? l'Ll'L 3170 139 Chestnut Street, Belleville Homeroom Sec. 3. Hlvlaru . . . small in size . . . a personality that shines just like l1er long clark tresses . . . quiet'ancl sliy, lout always ttiere to lwelp . . . a goocl mate slie s sure to Find . , . Oh Gosh! l6'usim'ss ,Machines QOVLKL ,SQQWLAO 817 South Fifteenth Sm-et, Newark I anua ry Gruduuiu Glee Club 3. Lee . . . slwort lnlonrle liair . . . eyes ol: green . . . at the Polislx Dance slie'll lne seen . . . a clilierent guy tliere will always lie, until slwe llincls tliat certain He . . . HYou Clieatedu . . . All Donlt Careln EOZOPQ5 e70l'l'Ld5lfL Q 17 Hunter Street, Newark Glee Club 3,4. Giggles . . . sllort clark liair . . . eyes ol lnrown . . . sl'1e lias roving eyes tl1at captures all tlwe guys . . , always lauglwing . . . lriaving lun, tlwatvs our Dee Dee wrapped in one . . , last ol the 3 Dls . . , Hey Nancy, got any pins? , . . 'AAII riglity, now wlwatrfn Page 21 pafricia nn young 201 North Eleventh Street, Newvark HOn1CffJOHl SCC. 1,21 HOUTCTOIJUI pf?S. ' upatti' ',.. always a smile , . , nvvcr n frown . . . you have to laugh wht-n shos around . , . you hear her hr-fore you sec hor 4 . 4 a twinkle in hor eye when you ' mention that certain guy . . , falls for blue-eyed hloncies . . . ucomr' on Chirkik' iuia mm' 22 Lock Simi, Nexw'ark I anua ry Graduate Homf-mom V, Pm li Glpe Club 3. Liv, '..A tall, sweet, and kind . . . n hvttnr friend you ffbultlflil finri , , , El twinkle in hor vyes . , . shevs looking for her guy '.,, a good laugh, a littlc fun. nmkc-S hvr just tho natural om' , . , IOVf S.l0i1FlI1y xlathis rc-cords , . . Oooh, how nervous. aria gina opp! 277 Union Ava-nut-, l'n-H4-vlllv 'Hllllllfy fiflllillllll' Ilmm-g4,4,m V Pri-x file-1' kwlllll ig IImla1'ku'4'plIlp.1 fiona 5, l':fhIuri,iI Stair Si-niur t'l.ut illn-.ix I fXI.iri1-H hung hrnmii hair . sparkling 1-ww , srrins null tluil-I , , yuilvml ln- .ilvxwnw Iilllllitl in an hlank :xirrriirv . . lik.-N ymilf- low-s voiu' . that if-rtnin swim-oin- iF- lilllill' , Mijn I husk Lily' . THE ClAN1tf, Beauty Eulfurc t .W .gf i ,' 2 .. F ,SJ f ali ,ffff Pip - - This latest equipment attracts the attention of PHYLLIS lVlE0LA, VINCENZA RISOLI, and KATHERINE DEMATTEO. Athena began her career in Beauty Culture confused and bewildered as she concentrated on basic pin curls and sets. When she worked on a model head, she found to her amazement that straight hair became bushy and vice versa. Her constant companion was her black kit, which she would be lost without. Burnt fingers from marcelling and bleeding cuticles from manicuring always left Athena with a finger in a cast. She looked quite professional as a Junior when she restyled her pony tail into a smart coiffurelwith bangs, and when she donned a white uniform and matching shoes. This was the year of many rinses, experimentation, startling hair shades, and messy henna packs. Athena could always be overheard asking, Haircut, anyone? In the Senior year, she improved others as well as herself. She learned about cosmetics and stage make-up. After struggling through cold wave practice and giving twelve permanents, she passed her State Board Examination and entered the world of her choice. 49-W 5f 't eye, . WN..-W earma erenwic 699 Hunterdon Street, Newark Ianuary Graduate HDee . . . tall and slim . . . loves that certain Iiim . . . blonde and blue eyes . . . one of the 'Big Tim-:eu . . . personality and charm can't be beat . , . loves to bowl incl swim ambition love and marria e H011 1 . : g... , gvtlosti E aw , x Jnchffz ,Ann Made 207 North Sixteenth Street, Bloomfield Homeroom Pres. 3: Recreation Com. 2.3: Cafeteria Com. 35 Senior Class V. Pres. 4. Ujuciyv' . . . personality plus beauty, th6l'6,S no match . . . to iiim slie is attached . . . well liked by everyone 1 . . . her hair and dimples are her trademark . . . HFor Your Loven . . . the Four Stars are tier favorites . . . time first of time HBig Three. K .IOAJPQ5 0l'LaU8l'LtlfH d, N, 84 Davenportwfnvenue, Newark A e yi M Mft, kvelfgf Com, 33 Housakibping Com. 3,-1. iffxf' 5 , get is ffgnnniezd, . su ,Tami Qiy .v. . likes but one guy if . . always neat she cnii'fNh:' beat , . . smiling face time Clique 31,53 time Hpeppy new . . . Does 3 . x C x. X 'X 'Emil wowf tlmsc cycs . M. to CIRHCO, skate, anci swim V' K 0 s wjxn xv ll kg tx Y jorence gfaji 00 Crain- Stn-4-I, Na-wnrlc .lyk .img X 115 'NX J QR V, 6' - n W -5' , K r Hul1ir'rrmIll SVI. IL f':nI1'Y1'ri:i fxulnr Ig Prom t'nm, 3glef'IH'.lll1Hl fvfllll 5: 54lIl'ly 4 .Ulll I HVIU, . . . lIl ili :uni 5VVl'1'l . . . wlml in In-:ul , . . I'5IJl'fl?lHy In il I'f'l'lilill SlJlll1'lIfN', VVINP to LPI' VIIIII IN' 'mail . . . nlvmys an join- . . . in-v1-r an Irown . . you linu- I1 I i r lllll N 7 Illn Hn Il hr IHIIQ' Iwo-rSur'5ilu r... 11r.,.n - pun' Girls .. Hint s not nu:-. aryarm ranin 293 Central Avenue, Newarlc Caleteria Com. 4: Glec Clulm 35 Baslcetlnall Team l,2. uvvlioopsu cute sweet ' ever so neat , . . lJowling isllier lavoritel asidcllroinilaloys . . . pretty lwlue eyes to matcln llcr smile . . . spends most ol lier time lae'ng' ll d g ,.. bt! l ' cl ld ami . .i Orff Ol fill Cillue . ff grill Bile? cw n gllffllftf War? ,Ann 620115 fanoi 207 Hunterdon Street, Newarlc Glee Club 2.3. UHoney . . . loolcs sweet in l1er clwemise treat . . . Sll6'S tall . . . just rigllt . . . ller eyes slfiining lrriglit . . . lias tl1at smile tlmat malies l1er glow . . . itls lor someone special we lcnow . . .fgreat friend . . . one ol time Clique . . 4 UTl1eQj!olQer. I if me,-' - J Rl T. aria C7Lri5fialfL0 74 Glenriclge Avenue, Montclair Home-room Pres, lg Auditorium Com. lg Cafeteria Com. 33 Recreation Com, 4. Dippy . . . liig lvrown eyes . . . winning smile . . . witli all tliose lrair clo's . . . all lmer guys . . . always found in '55 Olds at VVl1ite Castle . . . second ol tlie lvig THREE 4 . . loves dancing and boys . . . Puppy Love . . , wllo will be tl'1Flt CERTAIN SOMEONE? W iowa Cponlfi 463 Clinton Avenue. Newarlc Recreation Com. 3: Editorial Staff 4. Di . . . sweet . . . neat . . . very petite . . . lil-ces to eat . . . 'lm lwungryl' . . . delnonair witlr long larown lwair , . . lound in a lvlaclx Clievy , . . personality plus . . . always up to date in selling items . . . often lound at IBOW Craft . . . one ol tlwe Clique . . . .'Tl1E Sales- gir , Page 25 I tl I A Q ,J is i .5 W 3 ,, 5 QQ 711 498 Soutlr Fourteentll Street, Newark HOHlCFOUm Pres. lg XNVCIFEIFC COHI. 3,41 Program COITI, Eden . . . sweet :mel nice , . . Cute as 1n angel . . . quiet as fi mouse . . . OH, tlmose eyes are searclfning, lout not lor golel . . . slle ean't malie up luer mincl lnetween H Ford and an Olds . . . OH, LATER. ,M Z 5 ,j61fAerz'ne ,Ee Waffeo fll Povvrsimn Rumi, Null:-y Yvauriumix lfflitnr in :luis-l 'ig lloliwrnulll l'r1-s lg llnlilelsmlii lin-s ip flnlf-If-lin Von: Q, ulinlliyn . . liraiins, lunlu. pa-rsonanlily un' luvr tnule Illiltli . . . lilwrl liy l'VI'l'yUll4' . . . lxlrs. Xvuullis lwuuli ftilll . . , luuml in in fllvls. nt Xvllili- flauslle . . . wlm will ln- llmt rerluin surrieulle , . . liflll4lt il1 iliiel flifl sine lu-4:11114 -... lust ul tlu- Hlfig 'lllirm-.H Page 26 eannelflfe Ebamiano 149 Fairmount Avenue. Newark Homeroom Treas. 12.3.41 Housekeeping Com, 2.3: Glee Clulm l,2: Welfare Com, l. Jan . . . loig brown eyes . . . personality plus . . our .lan you can surely trust . . . altllougli a senior, slic loves .lunior . . . lwas a tremendous sense ot lxumor . . . wonclerlul pal to lnave around . . . a queen witll an invisible crown . . , Mllen Broccoli Girls, No. I, .fgaled 552170 225 Elm Street, Newark Huuselieeping Com. lp Glee MDel , . . tall nnel sweet . . . yet sl1e's petite . . . big lmruwn eyes tlmt tell no lies . . , tlanees cool . . . tlmis gal s no tool . . . tllat certain guy will someclay be tlmellueliy one . . . louml often nt ilme ear lmp . . . UOl1, yen 1. G ! Y'-'Wvx F9 M-f 'lx 3 , J lxi ,KN SAQPQJQ QOVLZG, ZZ 76 Norlll Munn Avenue. East Orange Recreation Com. 3. Terry . . . slievs sweet ancl petite . . . always liolcls a twat witli tier clancing teet , . . main amluition is to tincl peace and lmppiness . . . UVVatcl'i tlwat tc-mperli' . . . No. 3 ot tlic Broccoli Girlsv' . . . Ulooolx, liow niceli' gzzagefii J0l g9VL:59VL 70 Fabyan Place, lxlewarl: Homeroom V. Pres. 2: Homeroom Pres. 2: Xxleltare Com. 2: Safety Com. 3.4: Booliwomi 3.4. uBette Bumpsn . . . tall ancl sweet, always neat . . . lzmeautilul tmair . . . laig blue eyes mal-ie that certain lellow tty . . . no more trot rocls tor a wliile . . . Cl'tACUlVl . . . clislilces cooking, but loves to eat . . . No. 5 ot! tlle Broccoli Girls. Keaufy Hulfurc ,fggce ,ygfnnlf IT9 Nortll S1-ventee-ntll Street, East flrange IXIOIIICFOOUI PTUS. 2g wVClfilr0 COIN. 22 Sillfty COITI. 32 BUOICVVOITII 22 HIJYIICTOOTH lJI'C'S. , , . small and cute . . . eyes ol green . . . to tlle Greeli, slue is queen . . . long tllacli llair . . . rosy cllcelis . . . to llc surcesslul is wllat strc scclis . . , never a clull moment wlien Alis around , , , Ten Broccoli Girls, No. -l. WF! !9!Li4fA5 Weofa 26 Columlmus Avenue, Belleville Assn't Treas. Stuclcnt Council 3g Chairman Rec, Com. 3g Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 2: Homeroom Presiclent 4: B00liVVOl'IT'l Hpliili' . . . lier conversation lies in tlie twinlile ot tier eyes . . . always tliinliing about that special guyn . . . loolcs lilce a morlel . . . clresses so neat . . . l1cr wallx and tier style is wliat malces lic-r sweet . . . UNO. 6 ot-tl'1e Broccoli Girls. Page 27 t 4 t -5 rye Jtfwbdi Wann! 549 South Twelfth Street, Newark Ianuary Graduate Home-room See. 1, Safety Com. 4, Prom Com. 4. u y sma Queer quite petite uuuuue ily , 's ,' I HJ C1 vy - H A x H, k V b . . - A I V- . smile . . . lovcs to eat . . . sllining aulvurn ltair ancl Q lorown eyes . . . mn lac found in tlmat golcl UCl1evy gf' e JOAPEJ 0VLf8g9fA 46 HornlJlower Avenue, Belleville Sluclent Council Pres. 4: Homeroont V. Pres. Qg Cale- teriat Com. lg Xxlellare Com, 2,31 Pulzxlicity Com, 4. Hlxlonlyn , , . lirst of tlte 3 lxluslcetecrs . , . small and sweet . . . quite petite . . . tltose big lalue eyes lor just one guy . . . notecl lor ller riglwt size sncaliers, 7 , . . cl:-votes rnoqtipl lner time to lmer join as presiclent . . . loves sliating. in -,, ' ,ef . - wg A. Runner! Mondo ll rl-llirtl Stn-vl, Newnrlt lutnvrmun N-r, lg Saulvly funn li R f'l '-lllttll Q ftlll- ll ljmm fiom lg Il4tIlNl'lU'1'lllllL:KVUIII. l. ulfnzn , , pu-lly u-tl lmir , , , 4-yes nl lmruwn . . lnlli Jtlmtll ltiln .mtl slwlll lu- .imtmtl . . . slwls mutt ttttil uwr-el , , , tstn'l ln- lu-ul . . . Fun ltr- luttntl in Iltatl l.ll4'l'Il 4-l,,.,,y ,,.,,l, .4,,,, ...,.,.,., Hsmttic :Nici sun. sue.-1 , , , mlltfn llrortnli flirlw, Nu. Rn' Page 28 wttlt tltat certain someone . , . favorite song, Bly Heart Belongs to Only Youll . . . mllen Broccoli Girls, No. 7. War? pefergn 21 I-I0l'llbl0WVl?l' AW'l'llU9, BQII9W'iIIO Innuary Grarlnnte Caleleria Com. 3g Prom Com. -l, Hillary . . , small, sweet . . . petite is lter lame . . . nlwnys reucly witlt a smile , . . rt lwnutifian is lier aim . . . lilxes rlunring ancl slmting . . . tnllts as last as slme Wallis . . . waiting lor a letter lrom n vertain someone. ,VY ff! 'qv-ww Cimify !Qf!auaLzf5 83 xX7iISl'y Slrevl, lxlexvnrk I?0liliVVOfjll 2,41 l,ff S. 3.42 I-l0llSf l'Cl'C'plf'lg COHI. 31 Snlety fom, -l, Ullully . . 4 quiet nncl sweet , . . luns zu gnocl heat . , . always moving lwr clanring lveet . . . has lyloncie hair . . . eyes ol blue . . . loves to clance with you lcnow who . . . rhythm is her mimlclle name . , . nlavlvc some clav it will luring her lame, Y - incenza Q50 i 42 Junlflo Street. Belleville 7 Homeroom Pres, lg Homeroom Sec, 2.3: Nvelfare Com. 3: Boolcworms 1.2: Cafeteria Com. 2.3. Vickie . . . Oh, how nervous is her theme . . HSOBIEONEH anci hit. Camlel is her ciream . . . sparkling eyes . laughing face . . . Barricini marks the place . . . Hohl you know marlcs her dream . .J neatly ciressefi is her scheme . . . HOne ol: the Big Four. Warifyn porceml -H5 South Eleventh Street. Newark Homeroom V, Pres. l.2,3g Calc-teria Com, 4. House! lceeping Com. l.. ulvlarn . . . shes real sweet .3 . , big hazel eyes . . . sense of humor . . . goocl choice ol guys . . . great lnig tease . . . harcl to please . . , flaming recl hair than malces the guys stare , . . loves to ricle in cars . , . one of the big illrecllg. , HCvetLost.'l Q W Q J . :I i mf ,Na W af ef 3 A . T, KAQWOP NSVELZZCLVLO 607 North Sixth Street. Newark Safety Com. 3: Glee Club 2, Elem . . . cleep loucl voice . . . clarli lsrown hair . . pretty 4 . . complexion, Qhl so lair. . . Hcome on girls . . . oil to the C.Y.O. clances . . . 'For Your Love . , . UNQ. I0 ol the Broccoli Girls . . . uHow em- laarrasseciln Page 29 JIWVLQKKG agpoagno 61, 1336 Clinton Avenue, Irvington lanuary Graduate Carm . . . clarlc brown eyes. . . elarlc brown itair. .. lnas timat Natalie Xvood loolc that makes you stare . . . carefree and gay . . . with lriencis galore . . . thinking only nl tiiat certain someone sine so mucin adores . . . One ol tile three. ,WWI , QW SLXWKZ 500 Slllllll f,I'ilIlLfl' AVl'Illll', Nvwalrk lioilwronlll Pres. lg llulisvl-mf-ping fiona. Sale-ly 1 1 1 v CJJIII, 2,-5Q fllft' I lllli lj IIUIIIVHIUIII lJft'S lx1itfHl'H . . . sparkling 1-yr-s . . . lilllgllltig lun- . . . lvrsry City mnrlis lin- plmr- , . . Villl ln- liounrl mlunring witll Ilmt cvrtuin HSfJiVll'iflNlfU nt lxlt. fiurnwl . . . slut-'s luis Ul.itllr' Sturm . , . uml mlilwy Belong rliugvllwrn , , . Ufjnf- ol tim Big l'4our.H Page 30 swf, 5p,iii,,w Ili Smith Street, Nexxiark Iunuary Graduate Salety Com. 35 Prom Com. -l. Sal . . . big lvrown eyes , . . small in size . . . always neat . . . can't ine beat . . . always louncl in that Big Cadillac . . . lmown for lner crazy spit curls . . . always late . . . nYou'll just die wlwen I tell you . . . HNU. 9 ol time Broccoli Girls. Q gargara ijfziemann T0 LinCOIll Stfeet, Han0Y'ef Cafeteria Com. 33 Recreation Com. 35 Editorial Stall Ll: Publicity Com. -l. Hey, Reel , . . cireamy brown eyes . . . H202 liair . . . always lounci slcating ancl at sporting affairs . . , tall ancl slim . tri N 1 N Mliln- Dieter' a CHF with and m...oneoltl1e5,.. Yea clslu . . . supports Donis ODP. gms W vii 786 Hunterdon Street, Newark Cleo Qlulv 3 Salety Com. 4I. J g lwer eyes as stars of twiliglnt lair . . . like tWlllgllli00 Mixer pretty iiair . . . a straiglmt laaclc top i Nils dMskt Olllclnmq gilnglici iut tlmis lmlili Xziijsilm . . F orence Blasi, Emily Pilavaltis, Diana C Syfuia llflifganfm 60 Rutgers Street, Newarlc Homeroom Treas. lp Vvellare Com. 3.4: Housekeep- ing Com. l: Program Com. 4, HS I., y , . . loolis like an angel, acts lilac one too , . . always tallxing alaout tlmat special one . . . cvery day a clilzferent lwair style . . . lier favorite sulnject is eating . . . ambition-to have lacr own lvaselnall team . . , Hey, doll. onti, lvl:-:ry Ann Constanos, Barbara -l-l1iemann, ancl lvlarilyn Porrello patiently await results. L r 'fx -X -xy: - ww ffisif-YN. s 5, ss 5Q.xg,5I'3 i ii fairy ss Q, X Q2 4 Y 1 Qs..f2 f . As 2:4 K r .rf I ' ' x X. 'X Q Vps. 1 X X . Q, X X N u f J fx zzeeiilisi. 3. Q1 ,. aw , 'f'Ciitf1, N X ,Q X :Y X ,X X , , ,W ,X .r ..f , .i Q - 'P 4 't 'S'5 Q, I- Mt I F ' 1 3 1 was kk 4 .R Kara , . K f1feS?w ef M A W .... . . . -X W ,f x r 2 A hiv Q ,tw x -A A -. ...Lg:.55 . 3, ,X M 5,5 Y .. ,,.i. K, S X :R i X X 'Mk it W 9 A X if . . , W 5 Q g J 90 d Service 5 -La, H W X-:se W s , -MW-ef ',' ii W. 1 N , slew e 1, T x Q X Mmm Q L. GLORIA ALLEN and CATHERINE DERRA visit the Public Service Science Kitchen. Athena was fascinated by the art of cooking and food preparation. Waiting on the teachers in the Tearoom was her f'r t ' t d ' ' ' ' ' ' is in ro uctlon into this field. With practice, she learned to set formal as well as buffet tables for school activities. Her department, during holiday seasons, was flooded with orders for cooked food and fancy pastries and cakes. Athena not only discovered the art of cooking, but studied dining room management and ' selected and planned layouts for equipment. Page 32 QAM, L2 MLW 281 High Street. Newark 2 Ianuary Grarluule V. Pres. ol' Stuclent Council 33 Hoineroom Pres. 2: Cleo Club 2.3: Cliairnian of Cafeteria Com. 31 Chair- Hlilfl ol l'l0SiI'SS CUIII. Blue-vyml lwomlwslaell witll Clnnring feet . . . Glen, , . . clrf-sses sllarp anal rc-al neat . . . personality anfl rl1arm supreme . , , nlarriage anrl elnilmlren is lic-r fire-am . . . loves singing, clancing, ancl coolcing . . . aclores tall boys, stullnecl animals, and Joni James recorris . . Youre lvly Everytl1inp,.H .Sei ftp' Cjaffzerine Ann QWG 55 Sussex Avenue, lxlewarlc 4 lanuary Graduate Homeroom Sec. 2,45 Glee Club 3: Xvellfife 3- Hcatlwyn , . . a twinkle in her eye . . . SIICVS looking for her guy , , . sweet and kincl, a better friencl you couiclnvt fincl . . . happy HF1Cl' 835' all the WHY - - ' '4VVl'lY Don't You Believe lxfle . , .I a Joni James fan . . .always seen at Joes witli time 2 Bl s. KELPAELPQ 6248! 350 Seventeenth Avenue, Irvington ll 'Bolilpyn . . . always seen witlv lxlargarct ancl June . , . likes to eat . . . clislilxes to mln clislies , . . wants to raise a large family . . . Im amlaition is to own a mnrli ... Sugar. NNW une orid Ar XXIQVOTIB' AW'EllllE, NQWVHYIC 8 FIOIIICFOOTII Treas. 2,42 GlCE Clllb 32 BOOIQXVOITH June . . . small ancl attraftive witll brown hair . . . lrienclly, sweet, ancl always neat . . . enioys driving, creating tasty treats, ancl always seen at tllat certain place , . , dislikes conceitecl lwoys . . . certain place is .loe's witl1 the 2 his . . . mliwiliglit Time ...i A ir- lines Aheacl. Page 33 90011 i s Service afgafet UJQVL 1095 Hillside Avenue, Newark 12 Homeroom SCC. 2: BOOICWOITII Peg . . . always has tier nose in a book , . . ciis- likes homework . . dreams of owning a restaurant . . . always seen with June and Barbara . . . Jimminy Cricl-cetsu . . . her heart belongs to someone , . . True Love. gargara ,Ann ,Sgfanhewicz 409 South Seventh Street, Newark lanuary Graduate Homeroom Pres. 22 Homeroom Pres. 3,41 Glee 3,41 PIOITI COII1. Bobbi . . . nice and sweet . . . can't be beat . . . can always be found in Joe's . . . one of the three Nts . . . full of fun anct mischief . . . loves to cook . . . looks forward to the night with the girls . . , l'll give yay., A Christmas buffet ciinner is arranged for the faculty by June Niiiier, Ruth Ann Hamilton, Catherine Derra Hflfl I..Cl'lOl'C I-L'ElVf'l'. Y X' -J 'C W .- is -A 'G . ,1 .we ,H . , '- nj, fe-:. 0 x f .2 A Fecha ka! Secretary I fri ,W swiss? X Www. ' est-mwizs N :sw . X X .. X ws- N Rs. Q - X, .s-.rs-si .ge 1 X c. f- ss. N ss vt 3:.2?x:v- X . .. , is sw XX ilixst Ss Ygkb xxx LINDA GARRUTO and KATHLEEN PIRYLIS in an Engineers World. Athena's goal in this course was to be a top-notch secretary. From Sophomore to Senior year, she was in a technical whirl with Blueprints, Industrial Organization, and Mathematical Equations. At first, her Gregg shorthand resembled hieroglyphics, and the simplest of blueprints perplexed her. Those forty-two typewriter keys had to be mastered, for she soon realized that accuracy was demanded of her. As Athena transcribed from her own shorthand notes, she worked with various vocabularies, pertaining to different occupations-especially in Industrial Organization and Manufacturing Processes where her notes in this class stressed the technical vocabulary of an engineer. This information was then submitted as a technical notebook. Athena discovered that her previous shorthand skills were no longer adequate. She took on the challenge of taking shorthand at a speed of I00 and faster. At the same time, she was mastering the opera- tion of several business computing machines. Athena with her acquired skills was now ready to contribute to the modern business world hoping to attain the title of Girl Friday. W at jfzeoalora gaffijfa 21 Nortlr Pine Lane, Newark Recreation Com. 2g Chairman Publicity Com. 4. urfecldien 4 4 . live toot one 4 4 . full of fun . . 4 has smile for everyone 4 . 4 has got to sing like Sinatra . . . always has last worcl . , . easy to rememlber . . . hard to forget . . . wittiest of A'Tl1e Four . . . looli out Hollywoocl, lrere slue comes . . . 'Lots ol Luck. amy Ern!LaralLl 80 Hartford Street, Newark Basketball 1.2: Glee Club 3: Safety Com. 3: lvlaga- zine Com. 4. Hlvlaryu . . , big liazel eyes . . 4 makes a liit with tlie guys . . . 5 loot 8 . . . never slwrt a clate . . . always on lier feet . . . never in a seat . . . cl1urcl1 on Tliursdny niglmt is ller guifling liglit , . . 'lm tired. arifyn 051110 'ffl North Sixlll Slrvvl, Ns-w.lrL 51112 lUefJ 298 Xvooilsicle Avenue, Newark Ilftnlefflonl Pres. 3.4: Xyeafljooli 'll S4llE'tY COIN. Sue . . . lourtll ol tlie BIG SEVEN . . . tmlonfle lmir, liluc eyes 4 . , malws a liit witli all tlie guys . . 4 l get n letter toClay? , . . favorite rolor is NAVY lnlue . . 4 Hrlust El Droani' '...' 'Ol1, liow CltSglISltl1g,M finlelerin Corn. 3. Hlwnrv' . . . lull . 4 4 slim , , olu, so Irma ltllw r' r-S S urlflr 'ust lor luirn , . . niglits ure spent in guna! Y P I , r-ontent . 4 . luis utinlxling piunou liars lnr'r sent .., . , lou rf' lqulilin' H . , . HSnr'1-lyu . . . lullllgria-st nl' mllu' lvvltlllfn Page 36 Jowlofzine Gund 151 Soulln Sixtll Street, N1-warlc Salcly Com. 3: Ciillclcriu Com. 31 Buolxwnrm 'lg Yearlmooli Asslt Eflitor-in-elliot ll. 'Elon , . . last ol tlic BlG . . . clonlt lsr- loolcrl lwy lwer angel eycs, tl1nt's wlierc all lier miscliiot lies . . . cliet-minclcfl lvut lovcs tliose snaclfs . , . lrcczes in . llmnt loreezy convcrlilmlc . . . Hlvm clue lor a liair cut H Secretary r rr C-llncfa garrnfo 273 Soulli Orange Avenue. Ncwarlc Homeroom V. Pros. 35 Safety Com. 3: Vvcllarc Com. 3. Lyn . , . swcclncss to matcli n winning smile , . . snplmisticatinn sets llic style , . . loyal lricnrl to fill . . . can be tounrl listening to Sinatra on lic-r Hi-Fi . , . loves tllose trips to New Ynrli witl'i tlle girls . . , cutest memlver ot Wlllme Four . . , Mlloo niuclllu .!4l'Lg8AlfL6L QJDMLKCJO T4 East Passaic Avenue, Bloomfielcl lnnuary Graduate Safety Com. lg Homc-room Trcas, lg Homerooin Sec. 2: V. Pres. Stuclent Council 3.4. Little Angie . . . size llfz . . . THERE GOES lX'lY HEARTH . . . our poct . . . regular lxlr, Antlionv , . . Hxvliere do we go next? . . . always lo 'al to triencls ancl Newarlc , , . Oil, l'lE,S tieautilulnl. , . canvt malie up lier mind . . . pint size girl willx n gal- lon size smile. Warifyn Qwcfzir 60 Norlll Hawtlmorne Lane, Newark Cafeteria Com, 2: Treas. Stuclent Council 33 Chair- man Salety Com. 3: Yearbook -lg Nlagazine Com. 4. Mar . . . first lmall oi pair , . . lvrown eyes . . . lnrown lwair . . , personality-Blcv PLUS . . . combing lwair, a must . . . clriving a car, lier amlnition . . . watcla out wlmen sl1e's lmitlin' . . . Air Force guy lieeps tier glacl . . . 'Just clonlt get me mari . . . Frienclly Enemies. Page 37 EW t f Q K X ? 4' rub- M 'E' : r-fit ., 'V f 4. - ' gargara ,jgadnowd i 37 Florence Avenue, Irvington HOUICFOOUI PICS. ll B0Ol4VVOl'I'l'l l,2,3,L1Q Glee 32 Cal-eteria Com, 23.-ls Publicity Com. 23. Hsnoolcyn . . . cute . . . petite . . . loves to eat . . . slie's a gal that can't lne lueat . . . one of tlwe tliree . . . loves to dance the Clwa Cha . . . always seen witli Diane in her '58 Clievy . . . uxvliat are we cloing tonight? icme Japomo 27-l Nkfulelilrlig Avenue, Bloomfie-lil IIUIIIPYIHJHI IIYPS. li clll'l' tjlllli mliornuton . . . Cute . . . sweet , . . r'un't lie lieu! . . . lvrown linir . . . lmrown eyes hm . , . nr-vr-r run ti-ll wlrl tlnt irl will lm mr- fl tlir- tlir-e 'in fi 4 g ff , . , I 1 1 . . . 1. always lu- seen in luer 'FSH Cluevy . , . Ulm-l's go lor a I'llIf'.H Page 38 aide Heine .jcrfkr 132 Norllr Tllirteentli Street, Newark Glee Clulu 3: Housekeeping Com, Ll: Prom Com. 3. Hvaln . . . a Init of angel, a bit ol- spice, malces liter miglity nice . . . 5 loot 2 . , . eyes ol blue . . , always lielping someone too . . , sliort and sweet . . . quite petite . . . favorite lnolnby, lilies to eat . , . You lmowln -X .Ann Waccfzie fi II4 DIL Prospect Avenue. Newark Cafeteria Com, 3,41 Homeroom V, Pres, 2: Homeroom Treas. 3: Yearlpoolx -l: Bookworm el. Annie , . . tliircl ol tlie Big Seven , , . sweetest laugh tliis siclc ol ltaly . . . sl1c's always catcliing lxer Bnnlon sweaters . . 4 lier clesire-to marry tliat guy . . . UHey, Diana, wliat hooks clo we need? ',.. loves tl1atsong.Ulntl1e Still ol tlic Night. ,fm-we 'hw' aria mambo 129 South Seventh Street, Nexvarlc Safety Com. 35 Cafeteria Com. 3, Boolcworm 4. Hlvleru second ol the UBIC QEVENH she's very wittyland oh so pretty . . . clan he found dancing in the gym with Phyllis . . . ohhh, those short slcirts le's really one ot the higgest llirts Forget a L ' ' ' Secretary !9!Ly!g5 pefdgrino 180 Littleton Avenue, Newark Homeroom Pres. 2: Recreation Com. 3: Homeroon Asst Treas. -lc Bookworm 4. 'Little Qnen . . , first ol' the BIG SEVEN . . . her clothes are the most . . . I have a new dance step, Nlarie . . . malies those eyebrows to a tee . . always full of fun, thatvs our Phyllis wrapped into one . . lim starving. M www' 3, ,MW C WWA 202 South Eighth Street, Newark Boolcworms Caleteria Com. Safety Com. 3.4: Yearlaoolt -l: lxlagazine Com. -l. Ar . , . the other half ol the pair , , . hair of hlonde . . , eyes ol lblue , . . you linow lor VXVHO . . . lxliss independence stands not aloof . . . her personality plus is a treat . . . her wit can't he heat . 4 . Friendly Enemiesf, Carofyn Qferce 528 Orange Street. Newarlc lanuary Graduate Recreation Com. 4: Housekeeping Com. 3,43 Boole- worms 3,-l. Pierson . . . quiet and shy . . . found at the golf course , . . a girl that deserves the hest , . . always ready with a helping hand . . . who's her guy? . . . Did you do your homework? . . , Beep, Beep . . , Oh those long eyelashes . . , Hey, Ang, weire late. if XX if 3 l V ,, .I A V - 'N 'tw , 1,1 L . -' 1, Q ,Xe-iwxr H 1..w. ..j6lfAL9l'L nr? L5 385 Soutlm Eighth Street, Newark Sal-Gly COU1. 31 Homeroom Pres. ll B0Ol'CVVOl'lTl UKatl1y . , . liltl1 of tlme Big Seven . . . Qlwl Tlmose eyes . . . always seen in tlwe green Chevy . . . nxvlio llas a pencil? . . . never serious, always laughing , . , loves that popcom in the Drive in . , , Need Youv' . , . Give me a Colie witlm lots ol ice. gm.. 3h-N. i ... .. E E I ? .. -i 1 Z' A , , 5 E Lana X um I72 Slilllll S'l'l'l'l, N4-waurlc Com, 3, Dif.m.' . . . sixllx nl' ilu- Hifi Sl'lVl'1NH , . , quita misrliievuus uml lull ul lun . . . lwr wlnrli 1-yes nltrzut fTVl'Ty0nf' . , . l4lVl'S lil llilllfl' . . , lilliffi Spillllfwll lt'S5HllS will: Knlluy . . , oltf-n louml lluinlxing nl Ilnut rr-ituin guy , , . folr- nml lxlullns ure luer slylf- . , , llvy Sonor. ' arian oz5a 29 Soutll Tl1irteentl1 Street, Newark Bookworm 12.3,-l: Housekeeping Com. 2: Recreation Com. 31Glee Club 3: Safety Com. -l. A'lVia1-ian , . . short, quiet, sweet . . . a most helpful Bookworm, can't lne beat . . . pleasant smile all tlle wllile . . . eyes of brown . . . always with lvlary anal Val she is lounci . . . lilies to lirowl . . . ancl roclc n' roll. f 'F'fe RFQ ,SDCll'Lfl4I'VL0 39 Heclier Street, Newark Homcroom Trcas. 1.2,-lg Asst Homeroom Treas. 3: Cafeteria Com. 2: publicity Com. -lg Rerreation Com. Q. 'Satin . . . warm smile . . . loving lwart . . , clexiotenl lrienrl lrom tlle start . . . clepenelalnility iust one ol llcr traits . . . calm, follectetl , . , except in Tedclieis Xylmite lxlerfury . . , Gruninghs lier second liome . . . lwr grape- lruit clrinlis are simply wild . 4 . sweetest ol H-lwlme Four.. . , . Youre Feelwlcf' YN iane ,gilrano 67 North Thirteenth Street. Newark ivlfigfiline Com. 41 XVCHFIDOUIQ 41 CIBSS Sec. Wiqoociies . . . ixiociei A Student . . , always on tile beiim . . . siie is not as quiet as she seems . . . iuiusiies t...hs' 'd... ithth .. 29265 1Zi,'1l Zi f5gE.f 'J 8 Secretary 'CT' 'C' A Qiarfs- , egg? .xdfm ,Sifancara SCVPHIII AW'0llU0, N9WViil'lC SCC. of Slucicnt Council 43 Homeroom Sec, 2,-15 Book- womi 12,313 Cafeteria Com. 31 Housekeeping Com, 3, Hpurgyw , . . our smiling secretary . . , founci witim Angie nnci Cami . . . Going to Grunings tonight? , . . YGUH . . . looking for a smile from that certain SOBIECNE . . . always tiiere when necdeti most. . . Hey, Ang, iiurry up! , . . wiiatls iweilinci tile green speciis in iier eyes? Mary Berniiarcit, Diane Strano, and Marilyn Gresciiier iooic over a blueprint while Ann Niacciriieiio anci Arlene Mills practice correct office pI'0CEdLlI'S. -- s V-w-xwwikke, 0 , '?'SNv- X XF N xx Dres making and Deszyn , , ,.., W , :Z in I- ,I y - I ,5 W' I, J, 1. xmxuuun -fp ,nam f'i'f'ff'ff i 1 ' 'i ' h. ,Z , , Q , , taunt, Q.: , fir gf . 1 V mmn 1 V v llwmnnnfi ' i . rasmon Burrows , 7 M 1 'gnmmnnmunn - lg 21531 lnillllililliillfli ' .- ililflllilrlililliliiHlilll I ' . , s s 4 ,Q , ,, , 1 2 l ' 22,442 s .f r ' e ., . A A. , 1, , ,.1,,, ,.A., , ., in I , Y s f R X-.., we I 2 Q , Q 5,514 i mg if I I' Kb Q fy Q illillikulllfilliliilifllli :L g an ,v:A, ,,r, rfyrl Q- 42. .- we i A'L--A- 0 ififsmosrz 5 Siwargg, ggok , , if -4-4 , , gli , I , V, , wma, 3 is Q3 MARY CUMMINGS and GLORIA lVlEL1L1.0 get reacly to try some fancy stitches. Athena began her career in the Sophomore year, preparing for the exciting ever-changing field of fashion. Her first stitches turned out dainty infant clothing and, then, she advanced into altering and fittings -always perfecting her skill with the needle. As a Senior, she was ready to work on customers' orders and even a bride's trousseaul Her trip to Butterick's increased her knowledge of patternmaking so that she could complete her fashioning of a historical costume, which was a Senior requirement. One of the highlights of the last year was the fashion show given in the auditorium. lt was sponsored by Simplicity Patterns and several of the Dressmaking students were models. If Athena's work in the shop classes was above average, she was taught the art of draping. This additional technique provided her with the finishing touches for a bright future. Page 42 Cfara .AJGMJ 220 Nortll Belmont Avenue, Belleville Homeroom Treas. el: Safety Com. 3.4: Bookworm 3,41 Cllce Clulo 3,-lp Yearlmook 4, Very intelligent . . . quite cute, pf-tile and friendly . . . loves dancing, liorselnack riding, tennis and swim- ming . , . seen witli Georgia lxlae, Laurelta . . . pet peevc-records . . . amlnition is modeling and lasluion designing . . . lier goal is to own lier own sliop . . . known as uTiger at liome. War? Kumminw SOIIIIII Ofangte AVENUE, Newark 3 Bookworms 2.3,-lg Glee Club 23,45 Homeroom Treas. 3: Publicity Com, 2.3: Cafeteria Com. 4. ulvlaryn . . . tall, slender, very intelligent . , . a very sweet doll . . . wlm walks like a model and speaks like a lady . . . likes dancing, jazz, and limeautilul clothes . . . ller ambition is to be a model or a fashion designer . . . Oh, really! if www N..-f Z OVLQACL Cogm 249 Fairmount Avenue, Newark 3 HODWCIOOIH ljfes. Caleteria Com. BOOIKWUHII l,2,3.-1: Senior Rep. Nellie . . , first ol tlie 4 Teens . . . cute, neat, and trim . . . still waiting for HIM , . . friends are many. enemies few . . . always walking around witll a smile . . . can always be found at tlie dances . . . never a dull moment when sl1e's around . . . Tl1at's tough. pafricia Ee lQogafi5 26 Garsicle Street, Newark 4 Patti . . . sl1ort and sweet . . . cute and neat . . . still goes lor tliat certain someone . . . loves to eat . . . llates giving book reports . . . never a dull moment wlien sl1e's around . . . Oli, liow aggravatingln . . . llwhen are you gonna buy your own comln, Sylvia? Page 43 ie-1' wig Que Jean g00J5f0ne 101 Dayton Sheet, Newark 12 HRae . . . cute ancl sweet . , . can't be beat . . . is aluay neat a lriencl to ex ers one and an enemy to none lme clancme in the qvm cant xx all K e s l n Qlm tlwose Dralte s caltes S ,,.f4+91 '-Xi' I 6 .ggfvia gpammaro 369 Lake Street, Belleville 7 Transparent' . . . lrienclly, lxincl, and quite cute a lriencl to all ancl enemy lo none . . . when Sylvia rouncl. we really have lun . . . ll1al's our Sylvia all wrapped up in one . . , Do you have a comin. Patti? n-D S.. aureffa 280 Fil-Ievnlll Avi-nuv, Nc-wnrli 3 filvr- fwlulz lfrmluvurins 'lg livrnruling Com 33 J Illllllf'l'UUlll I ff'i, Rr-llun . , , sliorl, ss.-wr-l, 1.mI.,I. so rule . . . nlwnys lmppy . . lnvvs lunrl lu-sl nl ull . . , llillN'lI'lf.!? slw s really grrfnl . . lwr spurlxling 1-yrs cluncf- will: lun ns slit' rlisrusses llml spmiul uni- , . . would likf- lo lie a lmir slylf- moflrfl. Page 44 Cfczucba ofawrence 282 South Ninlli Street, Newark 3 lunuary Grafluule Safety Com. lx Rc-crc-.ulion Com. 2: Glee Club 3.-lc Booliworm 3,-l. . . . tlw girl wlio Canvl l'-e beat . . . ller personality malies lwr complete . . . Nxasty break . . . long brown liair, eyes of blue . , . ll1at's our Claud. always true . . . always iolcing, rc-acly for a lauglx . . . H-l-l1al's llie way the mop llopsu . , . ambition, to join llm Amw. 5, j7Ae0a!0ra, Walflfwzewdgi 101 Ludlow Street, Newarlc 12 HOYUCFOOIH SCC- 3.4: Safety Com. 3: Decorating Com. 1. Teddy . . , second ot the 4 Teens . . . tall, hlonde and slim . . . Oh, so neat . . . always seen with a happy smile . , . never a dull moment when she is around . . , willing to worlc all the time . . . friend to all, enemy to none. , , uToo Bhd. , N aria gina rincipe 773 North Sixth Street, Newark 7 Homeroom V. Pres. 4: Recreation Com. 2,41 Cafeteria Com. 3.4: Prom Com. 3. Mane . . . third ot the 4 Teens . . . long brown hair, big brown eyes . . . oh so wise . . . can always he found in the gym, dancing . . . looking out tor that certain someone in the grey and white Chevy . . . loves to Cha Cha . . . UHow nervousf, Drcssmzking and Dcszyu gdnria ,Ann Megan 29 Garside Street, Newark 4 Ianuury Graduate Homeroom Sec. 2: Cafeteria Com, 3: Glee Club 3: Satety Com, 4. uGlor . . . with darlc brown hair and hig lnrown eyes . . . personality canvt he heat . , . Oh. those dancing teet . . . tull ot tun , . . that's our Glor, all wrapped in one . . . Wanna see my new Cha Cha step . . . Oh, no. jun jvnzofa, 342 Adams Street, Newark 5 Safety Com. 3: Recreation Com. 2: Cafeteria Com. 4: Yearlnoolc 4. Annie . . . last ot the 4 Teens . . . short, blonde, and cute . . . she's tull ot tun . . . has a dazzling smile tor everyone . . . her eyelashes are her most outstanding teature . . . always talking about that certain someone in the green Cadillac . . . UGuess what happened? Page 45 S34 r r -arf! . .. ' eorgia Wm Xifildgfzf . I 61 Jefferson Street, Newark Ianuary Graduate Recreation Com. -1: Giee Ciuin 4: Housekeeping Com 2,32 BOOkVV0l'Hl Ml' Very smart . , . creative . . . a friend to aii . . . iiiies , L If E2 1 u i ' I 1'-xt. MMU, nit iw x 'rf if sim, J Q I I X I I ...ws- - 1 JF' Q, . L ...vw I , Q J ' ii Ti',,g Heli WMM! 2-12 Sanford Street. East Orange HRuriyn , . , tail anci sweet, canit ine beat . , . a truer frienci you'ii never iinci . . . ti1at's our Ruciy, wonderful and i-cinci . . . crazy over those picicies . , . idut crazier yet over that certain someone in his white ivierc . . . MOH boy . . , ambition: to become a poiicewoman. Ciara Aciams, iviaric Elena Principe, anci Ann Tonzoia put time Finishing toucimes on a spring iasiiion. Qi 9' f W V A f f 1 -': f y I mg I ff! 1, 5 As'r 4 J it 5 - iff! ff VM' Q1 boys anci dancing, especiaiiy Msiopingn . . . coiiects and writes poems John, Niarge lion is to be siiop. . . . ibest friends Ciara. Lauretta, ivialy, . . . MOH, you dont say . . . her ambi- a fashion designer and to own her own ip vin, l9ai14fi14gf 6 Crfufn x I 2-:str sn.- I-.f ,--1 I E: iii-ul' viii .,, , ' I , . . y . b N. N N 'Agia I V wx Q x , , 50 f 311 3 ' i Vx ' a 1 1 i Q3 X552 I f f N A 4 I I ' K. gi! . - f, V ' Q M 1 ' V Q f f , 11 54 v Q 'CMIGM V- ' I . ,l x i , ' X , k'.' kk 4 . H' fx, Aww , , Q . TF' -f C gf-I t i t s A vislr TO sA1To's Theresa Contursi, Theresa Freed, and Barhara Thiemann Q 'A ' were the winners in the VIP. cirawing heIcI for the Japa- 5 as nese ciinner. FIRST PRIZE . . . A HI-Fl Angeia PaoIeIIa, a Beauty Cuiture Junior, was top saies- man with 318173. ur Hzcor Healing jafaf. . . ,iI75OO.!.U This year's magazine drive Went over the top. - Each day the student hody hurriecI into the assemhiy to hear of the progress maCIe. Our up-to-the-minute reporters, Mr. Leith and his TechnicaI Secretary Committee, hy Iceeping financiaI accounts, informed us of the mounting saIes. The woncIerFuI prizes, the tive cIoIIar hiIIs, the Japanese dinner, and Iceeping Bambi were the incentives which inspired every girI to hecome a top saIesman. BAMBl FINDS A HOME Onelia Coion accepts HBamhi, this ycar's mascot, for if-Izmir' 'X-It Dressnmiiing ll2. TGP PRIZE XVINNERS Doiores IVIontcheIIo, Frances Bartheiow, Grace SergeI. Angeia Paoieiia, Barham Character, anci Ciara Aciams with IVIiss Cavaiio. 1' irq 5 f 1 3 l is f-S nr, nn . ' i I ' rw .fy , P I I ,, , -, 55. I 4- i, X Q : I . 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De-inorain Dontas, Barbara Tiwiemann. Tliircl row: Niarx Jo Cocozza. iviary Ann Esposito. Top: iviarie La ixiarca. il 1 ji. .ff if iff if iii i, I Q if r 5 Ai Q ! 1 I i . 5 I ix la 1 U 1 Tccimicai Secretary Juniors, ciispiay beautiful Joni Caiiguri makes a iast minute riiecix on ' in 'nci w. gifts for time Christmas Cinici. er wi o ucleus of this organization is found in the Charter wtmere principles and icleals are expressed, which guide tile thinlcing of its members. nternational cooperatio preserves the freedoms Wl'1iCl'l so many nations have struggled to attain. olerance and understanding among all nationalities provicle a llirmer foundation for peace efforts. iglnty-two nations act as guardians to protect each ott1er's political and economic freeclorns. eclaration of human rights, as statefl in the Charter, gives assurance to all mem- bers that their rights will not be violated but ciefenclecl. A-an-1wf..M,f,w.w, M ,A,, M wi, :Silt ni if S SJ it F' F' 'S i iiiiii 1 V 3 9 fm eeee nt , tgT 63,1 x Q K P' 1 'M 4' 4 Q -X AW J , WW .i X at r s SSN vw a v vga ev Sa! it N a s a s lu V Y -I E i I Tk i N- r L , - ' 1 1? if WF M V ' NY A l i' I. A -Is 5 exam- V g K W7 Q.. xx.. '- ' yu ., N hr 4, . TQ 4 Y Q p ,.., ft. V: p 5 5 V.:-I eff ff-. fx x ai?-I 354 N M . Q M . Q I M i v i w W M y M y ction for peace is an endiess task toward which an delegates are dedicated. eamworic is the icey to soiving some of time nations' mutuai problems. ndependence, which bas been realized by several new governments, is guarded by time efforts of the bard-working delegates. ctober 24 marics time annuai anni- versary of the signing of tbe Charter in San Francisco in 1945. egotiations iead to many wise deci- sions and bring about solutions to many problems. peciaiized agenc es such as WHO, UNICEF, and UNESCO strive to help the underprivileged people of tbe worid. MARILYN GRESCI-ILER ARLENE MILLS ff fwwf, . af mean, 0 ,MQPIB Q fx, g www'--5 4 . izfifiiifs On the evening of Fehruary 13, our Student Council sponsored their tesfigttsnnual Queen of Hearts Dance in honor of St. Valentines day. It was a night all the students looked forward to, for it held great anticipation as no one knew who had been chosen queen out of the seven candidates. As the evening progressed and the hour of 9:30 approached, there was a change in the tempo of music, hinting that the attraction was to take place. This was a moment that the queetnb identity would he revealed. The queen's court took their places to the left and right of the throne. They made an enchanting picture in their lovely pastel gowns. Then, the queen, Emily Pilavakis came forward carrying a bouquet of red roses. At the throne, Dolores Montebello, President of Student Council, presented the crown to Emily. The queen found her escort and honored him as Icing of the evening. p Dancing resumed, pictures were taken, and plans were made for the rest of the evening. It was a successful and gala ailfair with a grateful thank you to Miss AH- mannsherger and her Sophomore Beauty Culture decorating committee. nn .. EMILY PILAVAKIS 17 xg-- gi pw, X. , 1 f 1 Diana Conti Phyllis Meola , r 'iu I xt! FH l i ' ff' 'f Q i ii ' , x , K V is 1 X Rf QW V X SV! xx R 1 11 ,., ' Q X Xi 'Ei It I ' F Y . 'Q 7 N. Q X Y x 2 55- :f ' W -Jff ff , ' i MW f Q 1' ' x A if X ,J ' ii m Marie Mastro Rosalie Casale X 'I R N. Linda Garruto A Judith Biase X , A XZ, X-,Q i-, L. , i ibifii-I -we i?-ifi'f'fsiI--f is ERWQ N , ...f i i iii gym ,. , , ' :,, .,. , .:.I,,, ,.:. ' .. lzz.. ,I H' I ' - TI fi 'I tl? ,W ' f I 'M ffmf. N fl-k-+-if - f ' . : 3 -f ff ., . -: I H 2, .... -,-.wwf.,f,:.,,..4t. , . ,. - A. A I f f f , 'f ,gap . f f K' f1?y--1- f l' . ' .1 v'?'f 2 'X'i 'Y i ' T40 5 AT T : P7109 54 qftiwlringfon WASHINGTON, OUR NATIONS CAPITAL. VVAS GREAT FUN IVIM' I3, Isl, AND I5 Vtfte saved. worked. savect, and wortxeci. and then hact to borrow iust a tow more fioitars to matte this trip possihte. But it was worth itI VVP ifltt pennsylvania Station at 8: I5 a.m.. anct stoppect oft at Annapolis on our way to Vvashington. To our ctismay, the rain Iiept att ot the Ixtict- shipmren inctoors. Vvhvn we arrivect at the Roger Smith Hotoi, most ot us wort! we-ary anri wc-t. t-atffr that PXPIIIIIQ' somo ot us hart Hpaiama parties in our rooms white- othr-rs visitvci the Casino Royal to hear Roy Hamiiton. Viqhursriay morning wrt we-rv awaiwm-ci vory 4-arty--tI:tttt a.m.-to start tht- tour oi tho rily. in Ihr- vw-iliilg wt- wc-rv taiwn on an iiiuminatoct tour to tho ' v vrson anrt i,inr4oin ivivmoriats txfiost ot I'IAItiilY was spoilt III X lr- Qinia witnf-ssingj thc- changing ot ilw Quant at thc- 'Iiomh ot' tht- ttniinown Soictivr. Vvt- rf-turrwct to thc' hola-i lo finish our pavtcing anct start tor home. Asiftv trom our aching tar-t ami our wincthtown limit, a wonctortiui time was hart hy ati as- .,za Q HX -W . IN. Il vm eu windy clay ut llm Xxvnsluilwgtmm Nlunu- mr-nI.H Nlrs. Trinks, Rum Nlglcl-gif-win, and Xluriem Rufm. viP x .: 4. , Xsiivjg' vm- 6 V W 557 , fm K s ' ' V 'gf' 'Nei , X.1w'z-fffahf ,A ' - ' Qi, gf mf'- , qf i I N Q . ' XX 5: 5 . fx U W Lf ,W .Q A s!,! ii . ' xxx X vu. X :Q '-:N , X ' H u rry up, xldrifx Mako tlw pirlurvu Plwllis X11-lake, Kfntlurxn Dvxlufhw, Nlznriv Chridifunrw. XviI1C4'I1Zi-I Rixoli, .md l.urE.nrm'i Sl:-Hnrwvlli had my puints out tlrc 5igI1l5 hm Kallmlcen pirylis, Sur' F'-,xwf-rq nnrl N15-lfitx Clwistianu. NX .xx N , x X 'fw5, , M. , 'xmwwnn ill , ,N I fs. 1 wb V H' ' bmw X ' 9 'X 1: A , 5 A M as .lj .3-51. 9- A K RL' P 5, 4' 5 .Q I ' ' ' R 2-,,,,,,,,,f-l' , Y ,-f X 1 ...1 Q gm- , 5545 ' ,J A U ?f ,S'?.'ff?-L fp., vii-ff i-if 'W 419' ' 'Q 4, - 91, , ' V YQ E' P 'T fr. '-VM? ' - W' N36 P N sis x M . X X.: L, 'Y xx wvexl 'J o gljzww .ibm o Z .mfr R XX 1 Mo5t Likely to Succeed 4 N Onelia Colon ...........,.. 1 ....,..............,.,...,................ 1 ,................ Dressmalfing Mariaelena Zoppi ....... ..4,........' Bu sinesslwlaclmines Katherine Dewlatteo ......... .......,......... B eauly Culture It Arlene 'Mills ..........4..,....... .......... T 6ChI'liCHIA' Secretary Rosemarie Kovacs ..... Barbara Slanlciewicz .....,....,4..................,.,.......... :.Ar i ..........F0od al' ,, .1 Q h No' L '.A' TYLUSQPEUJEGRX 4 ' . . ' . -, Q, ' .DQLORES f 1 . A, T s Best Dangifl 1 ' ,Fs 3 ' fc , '1 7 A rj Q Q 4 Q 0 cw U Q M - ' ll V A Most R932 JAN DAMIANO I h Class Wit ,b N' JUDYQ-HA' Most A ttractwe L' 'C D s Fl ,7, j, j . TIM- ,ax 5,3 B , E 3 1: L 1 I LL. J LA J KATHERINE DeMATTEO' H , Most Versatile , n SJANCARA 'PEGGY S UMW My Bt? Luv , N WC? Ps ew ,. 5 If f4 , f i : ' f . 2 R Phyllis Meola, Joseph Meola. Carol Vitagliano, Anthony Del Tulo. Sonny Scurfoni, and Vincenza Risoli sit one dance out. Islands of Suclzanfmcuf The long awaited Junior and Senior Prom had 'ls r S arrived! For many of the upper classmen it was to be their first formal at Essex County High. The feeling of gaiety and excitement was felt throughout A . the evening as the couples danced to the soft music. With leis as souvenirs and gilded fruit centerpieces, the gymnasium was transformed into the most romantic and enchanting of islands. Colorful posters depicting far-away places put the girls and their escorts in a holiday mood. Such a happy affair was due to the efforts of Mrs. Luckert, the art girls and prom committee. .9 uss La Vifola, Evelyn Bruno, Nancy l..cmmr:rt, nncl Jnclc Toohey mznlu- an ullmrlivv lnursomr-. ' 2' t ..- Phyllis lvlvoln nncl .lnsvpll lxlcoln tsl . ZX 'WJ 4-,Al l .1 ,, is 'f F 3 'fl g ' erm-l Mrs. l..ur.lu-rl upon nrrivnl. I Ann Nlacclticllo and Eugene Capozzi ,rf 1 x XG l 4 lk X so X , X Barlmru lXnlinowslii and .losepli ovAC.S I W1 Settling Dawn U' 4 Q 5 iii- Athena, now, began to look the part of if the career-minded student. She wore a white, I 'ig ,S crisp uniform in Beauty Culture, a smock in K, T Art and Dressmaking, and trim tailored out- kg 5- at. fits in the Business Trades. X, t, pi She was excited at the prospect of enter- lg N ing the Driver Education course and was fy, I f e ' found studying from the manual for that till' ii , ' all-important written driver's test. Her E pe Q We V . chance to participate in Glee Club and be- ! ' If 5 .. come part of the Christmas and Easter pro- ff E' Q grams made her feel important. When she ' 1 obtained her school ring, it symbolized her u ZA I fl 3 g becoming an upperclassman. Q- As a fitting climax to this Junior year, X gi . . mf Athena anticipated the coming of her first ' 3-E5 I formal dance. f ' . L l I r 1? . x g 1 is J is . Q 7 pf. .f ,lf 5 x' gl, xi ' 2 . 'N 1 A Q! l Q .E li! , 3gws'1 , U.,.v,., ig: if l -S f ' -ea fa - Q .231 V' ,C ' - I' r Q 1 'X' I Q 544' fl 4 f ' F N 5 ffl, ' e- - . . , ,X 1 ' Xt.-'ly .rl - zfmior 'q 0WL8l 00WL SWA, 1 F n 3 fidfffy W f' M JOSEPHINE DE MARCO . LILA KANTRQWIITZ Beuulv Culture , Stenograpfzyf-Typing Christmas Danf .- if if-ps -v ry.. .,,,., , 3 1 . M,W,,,, fy A ' Qi P Yearbook Adviser EVELYN LUCKERT VERA ROSSNIAN Urvssmulzing Clerical Practice Iunior Pram Alumnae Association Adviser ff'- '-zv-WIX 7 ADA sm ueA'r'olfsKv SUSAN WOOD lgII4IL'L'l'l',Iillg -''JIU' Bvuuly K nur ,VUUYIIIIUIJ l irmnr'iaf Arlniswr llc nicaf Screfary Bottom row: Jean Dispenzu, Beatrice Kaulllman, Barinara Alciorasi, pliyllis Rosanio, Carol Vinriqucrra, Evelyn Zullo, Angela Ferlisc. Second row: Katlwlvvn Dorinin, Arif-no Clwris, Diane lxlnncizito, Lurillc Uavta, Rose-nmry Le-mongello, Genevieve Del Guemio, ixiarie Leone. Third row: iviilcireci Dellisanti, Rusalic- Casale, Lorolr-i Couzzi, Piiyllis Kia-ssiing, Patsy B0l'JiCli, ixlartiia Celeste. Top row: iviary Ann Giglio, Graff- fimzivr, Faitln Clark, lxiary Rose Bauer, Patricia Carnngvlo. rewma ing : Cl ' A 'll ', A D'Al ' , M nn Murrin, Jackie Lindsey. Second row: iviary Ann Viti- giaciiorlglciilglce l6f3in,nEiieEi,ia Jggirs, Juifyisqjfilieciacliiiaifieaula Lee. Top row: lviariorie iviarrone, Lois Lanza. page i Josephine Leo, Wiary Ann Carroll, Katiileen Flannery, 19 ig M V iw W ili ir Bottom row: Joanna Banks, lwicliclina Fratlini, Evelyn Bruno, Lorraine Clark, Dorothy Vvlwalton, Middle row: Arleno Nlontolncllo, Nancy Jolmson, Janice lvlarciano. Top row: Nvillwemina Singlelon, Maw Arnn Husar, Doris Nccdliam, Vvrnc Horton. Caroll Nlollcr, Annetle Cassiere, Angela Diana, Diane Klrlios. zfwinwn WacAine5 Botlom row: Dolnrr-5 Biondi, Graco lanco, Tlivrcsa Conlursi, Beverly Larfliero, lxlaric Creuizbvrgvr, Valerie Cnnlrinia, Anloincllc Grnfuwslci. lwifldle row: Carol Rossi, HC-len Tumor, Kallilf-en Towers, Susan Bennett. Franrino Calzonc, Doris fxlcfiuirv, Anita Buonorom, Flary-Ann Esposito, Top row: Jo Ann Blumcnsliein, Dolan-s lf-llimu, Bc-nlrifv Fania, l'-ranrvs Kulioy, Vivian Joni-S, Elainr' Boc-lim, Doris Robvrlson. llim, 1 -N fi'!3 ' H 4 ft f 2 2' I 2 7 4' ck fw 2: Z I 2 t f 9 I 1 5 Bottom row: Diane McGovern, iviary Ann Borsuic, Lois iViieie. Joann Puciiio, Ann Caiaixrese, Joyce Baun- iwuizcr, Dolores iVicKinneii. Second row: Annette Coianeri, Grace Sergei, Rita Esposito, Eicanor Fasoiino, Hazci Castagna, Dorotiiea Carusotti. Top row: Doiorcs Frunzi. Jufiitiw Deivieo, Cami Brown. gdufy Cbtglftfe Bottom row: Joanne Tomaseiii, Juciitii Zeieic, Grace La Spina, Joyce Gesueiii, Blanche Quinonis, Vivian Viteiio, Cal-oi Maltese. Middle row: Grace Sccvoia, Patricia Poici, Angeia Paoiciia. Pat Wieriucci, ixiari- iyn Vaccaro, Catherine Rotoncio. Top row: Rose Marie Hefeie, Dorothy Scott. Rosemarie Scanciii. 0 xx- in H 1 X .13 .- I 4 NTB: -- 1. x . A Q, 'Q 5, X A sms. 4 if l? lf if i q r 9 f f':: AN 1 f ., Q? , .,, , 5 lhyrb X r V bl S f il a P law rL,,.4lV r any 'V ll l 5l3m '-iM1imTM- o 'Q , ui: r xv.h ' I mx?-ki ' M mX Q Xxxx : ,iw L .. Q- S ,jloo QFULCQ Q . xx. wr .Ng 5 wggg-f Jenn, 'S X R . X - xx - , . N . Q W v X X X Bottom row: Tlleresa Hnycla, Priscilla Lamluo, Annie Xxvirnlas-rly, ,loyce Sl-zinnor. Buck row: Lenore Leaver. Elizalnetll Salal-cy, Ojefta Bratton, Anastasia Flanagan, lXatl1lr-on Garis, Loretta Xvlieisione, Rutll Hamilton. ommerciaf ,Af Left lo right: ,lanct Xvarner. Pat Slacler, Carmella Spoclolora. Agnes Dral-cc, Phyllis Caruso, Dolores nlontviro. 79 seo ntl 6,4 50' X Q Xp , . 3 ' X' ' X '54 v'n 07, 'O' 40' A ' f ' p A I 6. . .60 ty. .4 , 1 I L lv , ' fl fs .Lyn +-., kill A i' ts Vf??ji11LZ!4 ' xJ 4' if ,f fi 'C 9. , , ' ,, , afhlq ,flcquzlirwd 2 V What course to choose? Undecided? Yes. f , D, an W V .V1.. Q 2: This was just one question Athena had ,, ,- , v N to answer before she became a full-fledged K . Sophomore. Never before did she have 1 . in to make such an important decision, r which would influence her whole future. I? lp Q' X -b. K' y, if f ' 4' ..-.,i,,. '- I l Q Did she want to type and take . 4,51 if 3 R gifs , V i i N --'fs' I i stenography-operate calculating machines lg f l fa, ' Q.: - . X -create new hair styles- re are and serve ,J i , f 53 ,xg A fi i P P R xl ly lg delicious meals-sew beautiful clothes- Q H , X 1.- , . l xt ' 5 X ff: or illustrate and design with brush and y ef N I L palette? She conferred with her guidance A l fir A T ., t counselor, her parents, and herself gf, N ' 1 , T before making a final choice. 5- X EH V.. This was the year of basic training. It R! N ,, provided the background for her chosen Xl' profession. If she was successful, with determination and hard work, Athena would continue forward knowing she had made the right decision. , 41- W, H :, A gcc., Xxx ., ,- XA Y wQ'w.y , als. 'Qi A 4- , ,- H.. .f.!577 . . is ,, ,..., A. ,7 V ik vj a.:7Js,,a4x:aw'xw -' '9Q,,m23??f5!wff'f Q Q . , ,, fm.. 55 N , .gr . 1 t .4 A, .giv , ' l, V, , i, ,M 1-xffffca fs: t it f gif. Zip. 'f ' X M4 an-, V ,aw-.-,v 'vmf,rffvvv-f , . w-K hA-.-, .. M. Page 66 I I JOHANNA ALLNIANNSBERGER English--Social Studies Queen of Hearts Dance 52,9 OWLOIAQ T. OWLQIAOOWL acngg A I I .QNX I Y Y? 8 N' . ' 'I +7 I X x I W 8 X MARIAN COLE Beauty Culture Q t tt I DAISY LEHINIAN English Student Council Adviser jf, f f i , f AIM 'Ii R4JBIiR'I'S R lk 'I MRD XVAXI .I ,AL Ir IDVKJSSYYIULWYIQ Bootctcvvpirug-Typing E t N Kiss as .YL-5' rwdma ing Bottom row: Joyce Goclilin, ixtarietta Natiello, Ella Reid, ixtarion Gaeta, Dorothy Hart, Cecelia Trvvastciss, Antoinette Pictliralto, lxtary Craig. Middle row: Kattileen Sclwwinclt, Ptiyllis Possumato, Betty Ann Davis, Vivian Keller, Jucly Kenctrict-1, Eleanor Risiliott, .lo Ann Balla, Rita Corio. Top row: Anna txtarie Panieucci. Eleanor Ross, Etizatnettl Smittm, lxtary Davis, Rita Roscoe, Annie Grant, Nilcta Lopez, joan Spiers. .llc nicaf .gzcrefary Bolton: row: tfattileen tx-tynt, Diane Ventola, Juclittw Casiero, Ptiyltis Fucci, Lenore San Giacoma, Patricia Gracly, Vineenza Loporno, Lorraine Caputo. Second row: Patricia lxtason, Eileen Luongo, Dolores De Vito, Patrieia La Bue, Anna Beevers, Sandra Bergamo, Dolores Ciotti. Tliircl row: Patricia Ptieder, Lois Gaucliosi. Gloria Luciano, Ectitti Caruso, Janeen Bettitce, Janice Rippet, txtary Carolla. Top row: Elizatmetti Potitan, Doris Antoinette Kuct' li Cattierine Broclo Bruntiitcla Caus Ju Ann Ferrari K . mix Q 3' Bottom row: Theresa Giordano, Ella Murrin. Lucy Ainloatemarco, Arlene Squartino, Lucille Domeniclc, Vvini- fred Dominie, Priscilla Butler. Second row: Jo Ann Tedesco, Geraldine DiRocco, Virginia Riorclan, Elaine Beatrice, Grace lviurray, Ann Quaresimo, Marie Campenella, Dolores Chirichello, Third row: Norma Oalcerson. Josephine Calabria, Jo Ann Gonzalez, Louise Ailiito, Patricia Giglio, Niyra Noiz, iwary Price. Top row: Betty Ann Votapelc, Theresa Phillips, Vviniireci Gilhooley, Patricia Torseil, Maui? CMAMP8 Bottom row: Patti Camuso, Carole Petracco, Gloria Diaz, Dorothy Holland, Katherine Diacovo, Amelia Corciasco, iVlariorie Langman. Second row: Kathleen Jones, iviary Jean Morris, lvlary Ann Guinta, Vina Bar- dell, Elaine Then, Roselinci DeVitto, Nancy Dei Russo. Third row: Angela Semenoro. Bertha Liuzza, Rita Tomasino, Niartha Buchanan, Charlotte Frahle, lxlary Ann Kelly, Kathleen Buchanan, Top row: Gloria Pet- liavich, Elaine Deixlicholas, Helen Sniezelc, Angela Lopreato, Ellen Potts. in ' W 1 Bottom row: Lucille Vitale, lvlary Doyle, Joanne DilVlizio, Diana Gurrera, Lucy Salvagno, Lyncla Albam-se, Angela Radice, Sandra lacoves, lvlarie Johnson. Second row: Andrea Lenci, Vivian Torre, Nlargaret Aclflotta, Josephine DelGuercio, Barbara Buonocore, Kathleen Lawless, ,lean Nlccormicli. Lorraine Jannicelli. Third row: Carol Ann Polomslci, Juolith Yannuzzi, Barhara Altano, Barhara Vvilliams, Pat Scarpella, Jane Staniulis, Marie Colavito, Theresa Healey, Rosexlarie Kistner. Top row: Barhara Justice, Sanclra Zulaer, Rita Rodrigues, Nlary Ann Gerarcli, Dorothy Chaplxo. ow may ywaclzined Bottom row: Theresa Frese. Carol Decesare, Lillie Robinson, Linda Raflt, Gilloerte Nohan, lvlariq Kzipetz, lvlarjorie Pate, Concetta Piegaro, Sarah Cotugno. Diane Domogauer. Second row: Carol Poole, Frances Sanitate, Vivian LaRocca, Janet Aiello, Ann Venclemia, Nlarie Napoli, Josette Foselli, Josephine Lento, Dolores Garrigan, Loretta Decveiso. Third row: Carol lvlalcinson, Anita Apostolico, Florence Riccarfli, Barhara lvloroclan, Angela Palmieri, Diane Petolino, Joann DeBellis. Casmira Navrotslii. Top row: .luclith Tursay Juclith Emerich. Rosemarie Johnson, Beverly Bennett, Rosalie Vicinio. Qdkf' 'S Ys i9'S99N'35iYi XV mf xx THOMAS BIGLIN ELEANOR DEARNALEY ALBERTA JORDAN Z Mfnthematics General Science English-Economic Geography ,ized men omeroom ECMA? ELIZABETH MARION Socinf Studies Dramulics ,-all 'Ui-, REGINA O I'OOI,If OIIFKA 'l'AR'I'AC1I.IA lfVEI.YN VEENSTR.-X Tvxlilffm-PuIlf'rr1rr1uL'ing Sewing Hvullll-Driver lillllfllfillll Iuninr Real Cross Audio VISHUI Aids Page 70 Athena felt so strange and confused those first few weeks at Essex High. There were so many new faces, so many new subjects, and so many rules and regulations, which kept confronting her. But by the time October's Halloween Dance arrived, she was quite adjusted to her new surroundings and was eagerly anticipating the school dance. During her important homeroom periods, Athena learned about business grooming, how to study, and the importance of being a good school citizen. Yes, this was the year that a newcomer arrived to stay! f' ll Cfzfming ffl Zfzfufu li ,i 3, ,,.,, ., if 15' E lllll T. ,JZPQZ5 WLQVL I Bottom row: Virginia Brito, Carol Geraci, DelJoral1 Dontas, Clmristina Cordi, lvlarie Saluia, Patricia Cresimo, Carmen Colon. Second row: Judy Dr-Nicola, ixlarlene Fishman, Diana Tunnero, Rosemary lvlarinelli, Louise Capparclli, Barbara Character, Joan O'Neill, Carol Coniglio, Third row: Barbara Barone, Beverly Nlullacrane. Angela Berardinelli, Jennie Salva- toriello, Lauretta ivliller, lvlary Pa- leologou, Barlnara Kelly. Top row: Barbara Vvarlcolu, Jacqueline Yogg, Evelyn Pontilcas, Louise Sagendorl, Denise Lf-mmert, Bonnie Barone. Page 72 C1 Jmtmim If Bottom row: Frances Ley, Anna lxlarie ixlarclwalx, .lane Cliin, Barbara Turner, Jane Rieger, Lou Ann Trotta. Barlwara Bowles. Florence Ciccone. Diana Smitlm. Second row: Nlarie Rota, Lucille Siciliano, Carol Auri- qmma, Frances Snuelielli, Diane Lili- rizzi, Pat Tezzann, Greta ixlulligan. Tliirrl row: Rose Nlarie Paige, Clare Bcrnieri, ixlargnret Luongo. Patricia Torrv. Pliyllis Contursi. Louise lvle- garo, Carol Navrotslii. Top row: Clarvttn Gates. Carol Leone, Pat l.oponm, Barlwaru Kolenslcy, Barlsara Haolner. Zia mm III Bottom row: Niarie Casale, Veronica Priinuia, Sandra Coppola, Barbara Drucia, Marie Rodriguez, iviarie De- Rogatis, Patricia Haiigmert, Judittl Yoitutni. Second row: Joanne Tumo- wicz, Rosemarie Fogiio, Carol Yotxtai. Barioara Ventoia, Lorraine Desorcii. Carol Marciiese, Niartiwa Bowers. Tttircl row: Iris Capetta, Susan Nic- Conneii, Luciiie Ancireoii, Patricia Siawuta, Janet iVicGurty, Patricia Lambo, Eiien Komitsicy. Top row: Joan Gray, Wiaureen McEvoy, Bov- eriy Sipico, Veronica Branctl, Betty Jean Tiiomas, Patricia Niiiier. A i jen men IV Bottom row: Mary ix'10i ttiaI'C, Jean Bucca, Jacqueline Brooks, Nancy Nutrio, Judy Frieci, Joan Ryan, Terry Latore. Second row: Dorottiy Hui- cimer. Jean Jacobs, Joann Ferrara, Connie Payesico, Virginia Nieiia, iwiidreci Gordon. Third row: Jose- piiine iannucci, Lincia Scannieiio, Roseann Luongo, Vioia Joimson, Siwiriey King, ivtiicireci Aiston. Top row: Joanne Rutoio, Donnie Lou- renco, Angela Poiiaro, Geraiciine Birci, Niary Simpiiins. Page 73 za, . I C- FZZ5 WLQVL V Bottom row: Raciif-i Guimimia, Tino- rvsa Diixiizin, Anna Pavona. Doinrrs Rnunci, Eiainn Aiilano, Bridget An- goin, Katiiy Becicivr, SPCOHII min: Lavr-rn rirynr-s, Barivara Xvitaiis, .ianvt iviaiiny, Bvtty Cannova, Anna Donmgauf-r, iviaryann Cariurcio, .in Ann Drumnmnfi, Tiiirfi row: Ro- mana Birfi, Niarir- Br-Civiior, Franrr-s Cuiif-. .ioycr Gastnr-r, Bariwara Stvvrnsnn, iX1?ll'if'Tli'l Svirw, Luriiiv i:ir-ronmsra, Arivnr' ixiurray, Top row: .iuriy Prtiiric, Karen Ur, iviar- garr-t Brown, Patricia Bcrniiarrit. Barimara Timomas, fini, I flu mm mf Bottom row: Eciitir D'Aicssio, Fran- cc-s ixiarino, Anna Squiiiaro, icia Cinliii, iviary Ann Lopomo, iviaric- Suppa, Dolores Duncan, Second row: Ariz-on Vviwetstone, Piwyiiis Guinta, Dianne Borsuii, Lynr-ttc An cicrson, iviaciciine Beiotta, Briciget Harding, Joanne Vioia. Third row: Ruticia Joiwnson, Rosiyn iVicDaniei, Patricia Vvoods, ixfiary Ann Gastner, Nancy Asaciorian. Top row: Emiiy Casale, Gait Giachetti, Eiieen Hein- icin, Patricia Gaiitney. T ,JZFQJ UH QW iinttmn row: .ln Ann D0 Gisi, Eiisr' Davin-, iimrimru Svrviriin, ixinrivnv l:iS1'ilt'Hit, liarni iiviiizc, fxfittllt' Olin. ixiariiyii ixiurinos. Sevumi row: ixinry Ann i.uspriig.itn, Bnrimra Simoni-iii, niuriau iiioicriro, Niaiwiv joncs, An- ni-llv Davis, Doris Davis, Vcronira Rim-, ificiia Viiivrra. Tiiirii row: ixiurv SIlN'P1'Y', Donna Cnrziiii. Bvr- n.ui4-llv liiiuim, itarimara jniianscn, ifisii- Simi-r, ifiaim- ilniri, Top row: 'AHS Jxniivrosio, Evoiyn Custer, Pn- triiia Kuviix, Xvinnic ixiav i'XfiilIllS, .lunv Daiii, Barimam Griiiiiin. X MJ W ll ,ff ' ,411 VL pix! -1' lr Wyl, Z' W1 ' LQ, n L lu 'ull , ,,,,, MT, T lll ll A i tc ., r l f iw L lv. f H M fl . M 2 WT , L' l 1 9135? f. , 151, g in r if ,p t ,mm pf, s Y Ace y 4 PRACTICAL Nuksmo L This urse consists of classroom practice, together with clinical experience, which pre- pares a student for: Convalescent Care, Medical and Surgical Nursing, Care of Mothers and Newborn, and Pediatrics. ' DENTAL ASSISTANCE A one-year course that provides post-high school students with special office procedures and enables them to assist the dentist at his tray. MEDICAL SECRETARY Medical theory, along with office secre- tarial work, trains the post-high school stu- dent for a profession where high standards are maintained. ADULT TECHNICAL Advertising Design, Business Machines, and Dress Design, offer post-high school students specialized training in their chosen course. BEAUTY CU LTU RE Covering all phases of the beautician's work, this course prepares students for the State examination for licensure. Many grad- uates eventually maintain or manage a shop of their own. COSMETOLOGY This training covers all branches of beauty culture with emphasis placed on the chem- istry of cosmetics and applied art. The course qualifies students for the State exam- ination for licensure. r Mer AW ,D ff 'Z-Ghofjohazg f 'T Q- i ..X'! A , 12,55 x , I , , Q, 53' , ' T e Q-3 3, Kefum Vi if rp- DRLTCILLA ASHE MARIE C. BOHNSACK Beauty Culture Beauty Culture Cosmetology JJCZMA 0WL8l 00l'VL ,Jl6LClfLAy LILLIE E. FAIRCHILD Dental Assistance , 417, ,,-ff IAF' 4 w h X t I 5 ,, - , Q 2? K V, I ' L 9 1 RlVl1l I l'l'C'IlIi'l'I' I,lLl,l.-XN GARDNER Prurlirul Nursing A1t'lItCkl' Svrretary' Page 76 ,QW ,4fMf OWLQIAOOWL 'LMA GRACE HYLAND NIARIE IADIPAOLI Beauty Cuiture Medical Sfgnogmpl-ly mfwx fm , lifkqx Yearbook Advertising tiff 61? qi 216 ROSABIUND Ni.ARROXV CLOTHILDE MUNSTER Beauty Culture Practical Nursing Cosmetology df' ROSE ROSE MARGARET TACZY Dietetics Practical Nursing Foocl Service Page 77 cv ' ff QJ4 1 E 2 r iw ,. ,Q , A xx 1 at l i Msg? I 4, Q f it M Nw it l XX t. X E- ye, WJ L , .., l V AMW 1 w FQ f W . QW? , f . 'K F y pracfica! WMMQ5 .Ianice Ahramowitz Christine Allen Phyllis Andrews Ethel Bailey Frances Bartholow Joan Blake Fredrica Bowden Hilda Christy Arzella Clifton Shirley Davis Clareace Dawson Donna DiLeo Theresa Flanagan Nellie Freeman Evelyn Goins Alyce Heath Joyce Heiring .iacltie Hill Angelique Hudson Constance Jaclcson ixiarie James Gloria Jones Verna Jordon Xenia Klodnyclcy Jean LaBrew Ruth Lane Evalena Lewis Nancy iviacixfiillan Niariene lxliles Kathy ixfiohr Catherine ivlorgan Catherine Niorongeli Florence ixflurillo Edna Reynolds Virginia Rivers Dorothy Rohinson iviarian Scott Julianna Seeps Shirley Shack Betty Simms Allen Simpson Eloise Xvalls Eva Xvashington Elizabeth Vvilliams Gwendolyn Xvood Florine Xvright Q14-if +3 X91 ' , wiv? A . , X Q F -- , , .M ., -h , ' T Y 3 wedded! .A5i5fanf5 Back row: Catherine Brafllaury, Patricia Guariglia, .loan Dillon, Valerie Rvznal-r, Ann lngalls, Betty Antlnony Front row: Dorita Zieper, Dorotlly Nlurray, Dorotlwy Powers, Linda lvlarion, Freclriclia Spann, ibenfaf .Adidfance Standing: Barbara Haney, Catherine Rouse, Sandra Long, Flargarct lxloscatclli, Barbara Harper, lvlary Ann Knapp, Janice Cunningham, Lucy Norman, Dorotlwy Ryclgren, lVlarian Proclmiclci. Seated: Ethel King, Rutlm Boston, ,, .8 2 ,... V gr U L iff f 1 1 'Qfiiffr 9 Q -N If L.. J X n s I' ,W .gw Rx ' 'Q' , f I xi, Tx 4X eminem WacAine5 H EI ln xl H cl 'clc Carol Connolly Baclz row: Nancy Harris, Carol Front row: Tlmonmsim- Van orn, iza c- 1 ar wx , V, n ' - N1 I Almgrrlcn, Dorothy Clark, Ann V.-ullo, Phyllis Vocafuro. Dagmar L as ive-C. rem ed ign Jani-tte Grace, Eclna Russcll,En1ily Huber, Nellie Engel, Rose Kaszyclii. w 5 fa f ,fx Ly, , , , , I .-.,,. .,,. X X . ' . -1 , V . . I '4da.,,,,'L':., -.MQ : ., MW 5 1 'Z ff .,, 4, ,fmmmad Mr 05l'VL2t0K0g7 Eleanor Guancione, Edna Yeitter, Terry Agnellinc, Jo Ann Lardiere, Judy Smith, Margaret Ziadie, Dittrich, Jean Roberts, Diana Gelfond. Manicrrring table: Barbara DiNola, Mary Ryam .xdclugf Maui? Cjnhowe M 3 .3 ,,. nf. Florence Back row: Nlary De Rezze, Nlarttma Day, Lee Giacalone, Andrea Stapperfenne. Joanne Senna, Rose Manzo, Jeanne Petrulio, Patricia Roznoy, Barbara Rabinowitz, Marcia Pencrxanslcy, Carmella Sellari. Manicuring tables: Cora Moran, Marjorie Rubel, Ftorencc Cianicuno, Betty Grasso, Jeanne Pisapia, Ethel Nickasch. K Q., Q -'i-M,.- f' :z Q I it -A r A , ,. , S igb 'Sami f tfgg it nf? ff 5 - A J f, K ,... QV bf if it J r Il, i ' .. N, i itzf I 0 f . .N .I ,K 3 in X V if 1 iq. l X' X fx ' 1 I 1 - .ft 5 9 336 Christine Allen Niattie Boll Hattie Braswvll Candance Burr Lillie Calloway Aucirvy Can-y nil 5 iargarf-t Cupola Grace Cragg Niargarvt full Evelyn Davis Rosa Daugiitry Barnagga Dolirccne ixiary Fic-ming He-len Glziciclvn tioycf- Glnvvr Luciilf- Crm'-n Eula Gruiws lfiin Lorminv Hanlon Emma Harris Franfes Harris Bftty Hvncivrson .ALMA Zlmwg UA AMVQ Lt-nura Hewitt Cyntliia Hoiomon Carol Joimson Etiiei Jones Siu-lilronica Kelly Annie Lane ixiargucrite ixiccargo Rutii lVicGraciy Loretta ixiilier Frances Nioore Patriria Osiuome Elsie Roincrts Gvssie Sales Katie Stott ixiyrna Scott Catlin-rine Scruggs Niartiia Stokes .-Xrvwillie Taylor Victoria Xvallxcr Niarva Xvoociing Rutii Xvoocis Gcralciine Xvrigiit af? li 'Hn ., .QW . X 1 H49 'ff fr' ff ,fi ' J' x X . ,4 fauna! ZZYWI4 X 1 ,r x ' X L.- -a,,v ' . I I R rff' llfw ZW A 2325 3. H 2 if M '- A VV! P A i'Mw5'?T'?5..Q,jg' Anon 5 A sz eazhmu I AND AWAY WE GO! Left to rigid: Ann MBCChi8liD, Marie Elena Zoppi, Diane Strano, Barbara Kaii- .fr ' ADOLPH S'I'ANZlALFI Page 84 Driver Education nowsici, Piiyiiis Peiiegrino, and Marie Niastro. ruler gillncafion During our Junior year we concentrate on the uDo's and Don'ls of driving. in time classroom we learn time cans operalions and meciwanics. interpreting road signs and testing our retiexes on a iuraice. are aiso part of the preparation for time Stale Drivers Examination offered at tire enci oi tiie year. in our Senior year. li1is limeory is appiieci to Hbeiminci liwe wiwef-i cirivingf' Uncier time expert guidance of our ciriving leaviwer, Wir. Slanziaie, we soon iearn to reiax anti gain more coniicienve on time roafi. ...tt 3 ' -f . I ' 95 'fl-.f ' j 5? till' 'g :gi2,1t, ff,ffiiii5- - i 't P rr we V 2 .j U A Qlhriiatmau Glantata Bottom row: Dotores Tomasuta, tviarie Girgenti, Judith D'Amico, Heten Kassay, Dorothy Chapi-co, Lauretta Gritzttin, Niary Ann Esposito, Ciara Adams, Georgia Mae Vvright, Diana Domogauer, Ntarie Johnson, Mar- garet Actctotta. Top row: Sandra Zuher, Barhara Justice, Ntary Cummings, Ntary Jo Cocozza, .lucty Lenci Rita Rodrigues, Vivian Jones, Theresa Heatey, Ntary Ann Gerardi, Frances Kuicoy. Ntacteiine King. i gr. cm Under the sicititut direction of Miss Inez Butt, the Juniors anct Seniors became etements of vocat sound. The Gtee Ctuh sung with the organ during the Christ- mas program, The Hoty Night. Not onty was the pro- gram a memorahte highlight of the year, hut the stage set heipeci to create the Christmas mood anct the girts in their Chorai gowns with their white satin cottars tootceci very professional. INE2 BULL Throughout the rest of the year, on many occasions, MuSiC-0,ga,,iS, such as Open House, Thanksgiving, and Easter, the Gtee Ctuh entertained us. Page 85 s X L L. -X L, ,ZZ . . . 1. Barbara Johansen points out Score in Shumeboard to Donna Garzini goes for a net ball while Elise Doyle looks on Marion Tolerico. ,SZQOPQ Q. . ,. V V,,,4 , , N. I H . If ' I Lil ROBBERTINA RILEY Frm-slnnnn 2 in Lwlion on ilu' vollcylvall Couri, Senior Photography Physical Education Page 86 E70 bU0l WL:5 Gne of the largest and most important stucient organ- izations in our sctlool is ttie litnrary cluia, appropriately called HB0OiCW0I'I'I1S.n Miss Lehman and tier iilorary trainees faithfully serve tlie school. They keep tlwe students Well informeci on time latest tJoolcs anci assist time girls in locating information for researctl projects. .lust asic a Bookworm and slie will come up witil time information. EHCil memtser serves on a committee, Wi'liCi'l iceeps the library running smoothly. Ctleclcing returned inoolfcs. reacting time stielves, tmincling anci covering magazines. collecting tines on overciue inooics, and malcing attractive ciispiays anct bulletin tmoarcts make ttlis a busy group. Along witti scimeduleci meetings, senior parties, and organizing an assembly program, time cluio visits tlie Trenton State Teachers College annual library conven- tion. BARBARA LEHMAN Litzrarian OFFICERS--Faittl Clark, Secretary: Ptryllis Rosanio, Treasurer: Carol Guarino, President: ancl Rosalie Casale, Vice-President, A4 5 , 1 ,ffl A Q? . 'f? g L A' if , gg X if f 5 f 2 1 ,Q .. 4 mi 1 . A. v ' f its ig? i' 4 A 91-I if 1' W Q., , - Q 53 .1 A 1 if , i ,W ...,,y A W . Page 87 afar 365 l'VLQl'L KDOLWOPMJ Sitting: Judith Yolnloi, Barbara Vviialis, Ida Ciolfi, Nlary Scliweer, Patricia Nlillcr, Anna Lee Pavona, Lucille Fieramosca, Carol Heinze, Phyllis Guinla, Karen Ur. Standing: Diane Molle, Diane Borsulc, Donna Ganilli, Carole Leone, Lynette Anclerson, Patricia Bernllarclt, ,SZPAOIWLOPQ M0Aw0rm5 Left table: Terry Healey, Ruth Hamillon, Mary Craig, Lenorc Leaver, Anna Marie Panicucci, Nilcla Lopez. Right table: Carole Pctracco, Dolores Cioffi. Catherine Broilo, Anloinellr- Kucliclc, Janice Rippel, Doris Gaesiel, Elizabelli Poliian, Standing: Marjorie Langman, Priscilla Butler, Lucille Domenicli, Xvinnie Dominic Gillnerte Nalian, Jo Ann Dc-Bvllis. -QA 'mg un ' 'M ', Mmm a, 4 2 ' ' , , V ':q,fff f- ' -V' , , V www. f A i vm I ,Y Q, in - yi: 1 1 I R, A 'MT f r ...M imior MOAWOPWLJ Seated at desk: Nlary Ann Esposito, Joyce Skinner. Stancling: Grace Crozier, Madeline Cassullo, Beatrice Fania, Judy Villecca, Grace Sergel, Vivian Jones, Diana Kirlcos, Mary Bauer, Marie Creutzluerger. Phyllis Caruso, Lucille Gaeta. Standing, back row: Nancy Johnson, Clare Ancillai, Patricia Carangclo. enior Mogworms Seated: Lauretta Griffin, Ann Nlaccliiello, June Miller, Pliyllis Meola, lvlary Cummings, Marie Maslro, Clara Adams, Phyllis Pellegrino, Kathleen Colie. Standing: Georgia Mae Vvriglil, Onelia Colon, Katlwlcen Pirylis, Betty Jorgensen, Arlene Mills, Peggy Svancara, Marian Rozsa. ms Q x L 4' iw Y -rs 1 .1 s f. fi 31 - N S 1 SF' ali, l ' ' , .. K , .. 'Q 5. , VA, ,,,,. 1.5 V ' A LQ-f 1-X13 Q Q. 3 ,H Qi.,-,:.: H in W - ',,, N y M 5 1 K M ff? ..... ,nzzzi . J s .qw -lv: Y g k Egg!!! , 5Q ,.Qs5,E,:q,: .... , is ,T H1 , ,,-. Q ' S . if Z1 MW? P g Myqiwz M my f ' , , N 0, J., My ,. 3.45, WW 4: :N ga A X ' - , - . ' -i f Raw. My 'K ,,:, 'f iff. .l .ff:'- I th lx ' ' -To .-fff ,J V- Q '-jp- , ,ii ', wifi, .f E'-:, ': 1 X f MN, 'A Q D 'i , - 5 f' is I ' I Y is we i if 2 s ,, 1 R Sr '2Y'54 !aw.., kim.. 2331 , , .-'III-i:'29' t ,ff-41:1 ' -' 71. .c - - fx 'YW .... fx ,Q ft V 1 ' 4 I - 1, .1 ,..-f ,, n ' Nw .. K -os.. fic si. N J .N ., ,. . ,ts ,mi ,.-, 4 t M. ' 5' I il. lift? - '!V'?'.w- - .lglgc 14 ' ,Y 4 , K 5 ' is 'Mg 4 ' X' ,, A l ' X4 4 . 9 ' i V A X 1 3 N- N A . 'Y - 2 ii Q Lffiw -' N5 t-iii ia 'ii Wi 1 X.. . V . kg N 5, v, .... c K 6, A , ,, N , 'YK VL- fy jr J x - . sr . , s - fr, V AQ- AA , R A x R V ry kk K ' e V ls. s gym, , in A Wm Page 90 OFFICER S Grace lanco, Assistant Treasurer: Evelyn Bruno, Treasurer: Dolores lvlonteloello, Presicientg Barbara Aldorasi First Vice-President: Lois Lanza, Seconci Vice-President: Peggy Svancara, Secretary. judenf Cmnci Our organization, under time supervision of Nlrs. Lehman, consists of liomeroom representatives wlio meet once every montli witll tlieir six Stucient Council officers. We are particularly proud of the democratic manner in wiiiclw our council functions. All elections are lmy secret lmllot. Tlie responsibility for time success ol all ciances is assumed by tile committees. Participation in ull recreational facilities lay tile stucients during tile scllool tiny is uncler llie supervision ol committee cliairmen, usually time scllool officers. All the stuclents thank the girls on this committee because of their help towards malcing our lunch periocl enjoyable. These girls are in charge of the records for dancing in the gym and the recreation facilities in the game room. ecreafion ommiffee Front row: Joni Caliguiri, Dolores lvlontc-hello, Grace lanco, Chairman, .lucly De lvleo, Carole Rossi, lvladcline King, Juclitli Villecca. ,gilnfzlenf Cj01,Lncif!Q,ore5enfafiUe5 Bottom row: Terry La Tore, Barbara Ventola, Sara Cotugno, Josephine Del Guercio, Jo Ann Drummond. Second row: Onelia Colon, Annette Colaneri, Mary Ann Esposito, Jo Ann Tr-rlesco, Phyllis Cruinta, Nancy Del Russo. Patricia La Bue, Phyllis lxfleola, Genevieve Del Guvrcio. Third row: Jo Ann Tomaselli, Dolores Bratton, Annette Cassiere, lvlary Ann Vitiello, Sue Bowers, Elaine Farrancl, lvlarion Gaeta, Rose lvlarie Kovacs, Elizabeth Harclwiclc, Jean Catina, Pat Torre, Lois Anuhrosi. ' f3a2vzw.J.f1L Ls ,' . , Buck TUU - e 1 Qu. . E sg, it A3 I A..,.. P .' 4 1 5 f .,.. Q ,.-,Z V -,, V, Q 2 t,.- 1 1+ 5 4 , .- 6 fi A X 1' , . '.t, ag 25' v 1 i W swf Q' K4 -'L W 'N ,'li L . V e ,, 5 .L Q LL Xp , . , ,. 'V I K r . ,Hs i A,.. M M. Q . A , V ' - A , . A 1-M. ,ow ff. . .,X, , :H-i,-. . R A s x wt + Z' 7 1- Us f ' fi V , h ' .I . K' ,vf V 1 ' ' .3 H A ' ' ' l fx :JZ 4. ,. , XL,r ft.: , , N. N M I X4 s V fm Q , H ' ' Y 1 . t , ' ' 9 ' I. ,V ' a-I to - . Qs' Q W? 3 N f K 3' i- f , I 0 , , -V+: - Q .1 W ,A - , K i 6 i ss s. , s is 4 .if we x X if , A .X x 4 7 5 ,N v Qs W ,Q 454 s ,Q W 8 fx Q X M f Q Cork feria ommiffee Bottom row: Rosalie Casale, Flarilyn Porcello, Nlarie Elena Principe, Onelia Colon,Katl1y Delvlatteo, Barbara Alclorasi, Clriaimmanq Dolores lxlontelnello, Ann lxlacclmiello, Connie Piegam, Ann Tonzola. Second row: Felicia Alexander, Kathleen Towers, Frances Kulcoy, Nancy Le-mmert, Nancy Jolwnson, Grace Sergel, Nlaryann Branin, Doris Xvlmite, Annette Colaneri, Clare Ancillai. Third row: Lorraine Jannicelli, Peggy Svancara. Dolores Frunzi, Dorotlmy Scott, Rosemarie Hellele, lVlary Cummings, Joanna Banks, Gay Vveiss, Doris Dill, Nelda Lopez. improving time appearance ancl service ol our caleteria are the main functions ol tlwis committee. Time girls, witl1outtf'acl1er supervision, pcrlorm their cluties in a most ellective manner. owe eefoing ommiffee Bottom row: Rosalie Ensor, Dolores lxlontelnr-llo, Lois Lanza, Cliairniang Valerie Koller, Diane Petolino, Second row: Rosalincl Nolrio, Dolores Bonaventura, .loan Spiers, Nlariorie lxlarrone, Jo Ann Ferrara. Third row: Rosemary O'Connor, Doris Rollertson, Geraldine Bircl, Our lnalls anrl rooms are sl1ining examples ol tlie worli clone lny these girls. Tlmcy clmocli tlle lvuilcling witli a sliarp r-ye l-or carclessnr-ss nncl unticliness, ,- fp IV L'J i'v '-Wl,HAElll 'l 1lKlF Y' 'il' -wa' Sak? Commiffee Bottom row: Dolores Nlontehello, Carol Guarino, Linda Alhanese, Beverly Lardiere, Evelyn Bruno, Chairman, Joyce Skinner, Dorothy Holland, Clara Adams, Kathy Dewlatteo, Emily Pilavalcis. Second row: Lorelei Couzzi, Judy D'Amico, Gloria ftlelillo, Lucille Gaeta, Nlarjorie Langman, lxflarian Rozsa, Nlary Ann Esposito, Mary Jo Couzzi, Catherine Rotondo, Nlarie Elena Zoppi. Third row: Dolores lellimo, Helen Turner, Gladys Vale, Phyllis lxleola, Florence Blasi, Angela Diana, Diana Kirlcos, Marilyn Porcello, Top row: Betty Jorgensen, Jo Ann DeBeIIis, Arlene Nlills, ,lo Ann Blumenschein, Faith Clarli. With the cooperation ol everyone, this committee has prevented many accidents. These girls help students to form straight lines in the cafeteria and checlx girls from running in the halls and on the stairs, pndgcify gommifliee Marilyn Boswell, Barltzara Thiemann, Linda Garruto, Diane Vlandato, Clara Adams. Peggy Svancara Chairman, Dolores Nlonteloello, Lucille Cvaeta, Pat Carangelo, Sara Santumo. This committee informs the students about school activities and arouses interest in school functions. The girls worlc during their lunch hours on posters to advertise the dances and holidays and, also, puhlish a welcome sheet tor the new Freshmen and a news loulletin three or tour times a year. il ULFYW c NX its fill-Q D JN IS -we .Q Athena I9 9 gicfifowin- KAW! nKathy takes a second look at the 1958 yearbook winner Because of Kathy De Nlattccfs hard work with the stallf, one of the most attractive Atimenas came off the press. iff Sh!! Hsllade tlult area n little clarleer, pleusef Angela Galasso, Mary Ann Zahorcimalc, Phyllis Valonza, and Rosemarie Kovacs told Ati1ena's story in beautiful pictures. --Q 3 .a,Q - ' i . ,XM SMA, jim!! LILA KA NTR GNN' IT! Yea rlmok Aclviscr MARIE IADIPAOLI Advertising DOLLY KELLEY Art DAISY LEHMAN Senior Vvritc'-Ups ROBBERTINA RILEY Senior Plmotograplly VERA ROSSNAN Boosters ADA SKURATOFSKY Finances CAROL XYOOD Senior VVrit0'Ups Agijfanf fahfm Hlvever a clull momentn Carol Guarino and .lo Casale assist tlic photographer with luis lbusy stlleclule. gfforiaf ga!! Hvvfill tlie book tie ready, girls, lay Inns? Wm Wf fm Z Clara Adams and Ann Tonzola, Dressnialcing Reporters: lxlarilyn Cvrescliler ancl Arlene lxlills, Unite-cl Nations Reportersg Millie Collins, Financial Editor: Diane Conti and Barbara Tlwiemann, Queen ol Hearts Vvrite Up Rosemary O'Connor and lvlarie Elena Zoppi, Magazine Drive Reporters: Angela Gesualflo and Caroly Pierce, Typists: Sue Bowers, Popularity Poll 91151,-fz:Z5YevQ73v'f5E f ., 4- Avfdivif lil' Eff- ,-' v 11- xi. 7 fl 1 ' sf 7 1 4' 1 ww' , , in 3,2 r 3: 4-X ,sq ' J 1 ' af ' 5 0 . i ' .0 x V' LU 5 A mi? J Q , 449- , 5.55 i Q2 f A we m,', 7 ' 1? , , 1 1 gg me W- Za 325 sw Q3 The ceiling is the limit, Dorothy, on those pictures, The BC. girls love to have their X pictures taken, an xv E The Horosropr- Bulletin Bonrfl wus nm- ul thr- plgyq lr-aturf-rl in Roorn 202 3 g Josephine and her two friends enjoy the Upause that refreshes., Nlay the best gal win if l fl 5 most uttruretivf- clis XV., 'rug' our lrf.nSun.r5. QQHWP um! FWNIYH 5 ef. . 1 , ilu, 35533 Ya . SW? ,ig a Y ' I 4 Q X ' S - e fx Q. Q Q Q ' :Sv-xx fl ' F N rlxxf Carolyn meets the cieaclline. ? M., I mg 1 , , Wi if S.: 2 . Q--' 'Q' f g h 4 , f y vsw.2g:,Wm, . , Mmm H ' .N... -:? ' ' .L .. uplease save a piece for us, Miss Lehman. HDon't forget to water time plank, MTS' VVOOCI-H ,, Pint-sized Angie does a gallon-size job. -annul' Mi... HAnci did you hear about . . . Pliyllis Pellegrino and ivlarie ivlastro malce pretty witcties at A. F, Don Devore A. F. Jerry Xvells A Friend Ada Slcuratotslty Adele and Bob Al Kozali Alberta Alberto Dal Priore Altred Santumo, lr. Alice and Tony 'AAndrea HBll0N't Andrea Lenci and ORR. Angela Diana Angela and Angelo and Diana Anita and Sonny Ann Filoso and Daisy Ann and Gene Ann and Gone Ann and Vincent Anna Kassay Anne Grassia Anne Koribaniclc Anne Xvinter Annette Annie Annie and Jessie Antbony Rum Antoinette Kudiclc Arlene and Kenny Arlene Nlills Arlene ixlontebello Babs and Eric Baby Blary Ann Baby Simone Barbara Dascensio Barbara Kolcnslcy Barbara and Pete Barbara and Rirlcy Barbara and Rirlty Barbara and Str-ye Bea and Al Benny Sorice Bemice Beltield Bernie Craig Best Xvisties, Claudia- ivlom and Dad Beta Gamma Delta Bette and Paul Betty and Appe Betty and Bill Betty and Ernie Vetusctii Betty Grasso Betty and Ronnie Page O8 'BCH DBIICG. 'Bev and Bob I Big Fritz and Kimi' Bill and Em Spitzer Bill Sigur Billlxvarga Bob and Lucille Bobby Dudajelf Bob Hearn and Blaria Elena Zoppi Bob blason Bridget and Tony 'Brotbern Bubbles and .loe 4'Buster M590 Buzz Carl Lind Camien. laclc and lobnnie Camien and Pat Carmine Gammaro Carol and Bamey Carol Geraci Carol and Stevie Carole and tile Girls Carole and Jimmy Cattiy Deira Ctiarlotte Cindy and Lee Ciro and Blary Clittord James Xveb Connie and Al Connie Szulc Cooltie and Niclt Dan Peters Darting Sam Dee Denise Tartaglia Diana Gurrera Diana and Tom Diane and Ricliey milf lDltlllff'Q Dillon-s and Kenny Dolorvs and Ronny ulnnilniriiflin Dr1llIIN'iin4l tiiiil Doris Lorlilmrt Doris unrl Nmi Doris New-rllinin ljullt' rmrl l-,runny tfclls Drive inn Fflflu- ulzzrlclion llclnn lmttvr lfflwnrrl and Ann Eileen Slater Elaine and Gundy Elaine and Jimmy Elaine R, Bleixner Ellen Bradbury Eric Etta and Tony Cbiatullo Eugene Bauer Fern and lotinny Flo and Nlatty Fran and Doc Frances and Happy Franlc Franlc Biabal, lll Franlt San Giovanni Fred Grelil Freddy and Barbara Friend Fritz and Cliubbyn Gay and Freddy George George R. Collins George Keller Gertrude Rolileder Ginny and Bob Gladys and .lolmny Good Luclc, Claudia blom and Dad Grace and Bob Grace and lolinson Gracie and Georgie Gregory Cortese Grizzly Guy Gallo Harry Nosroc Blacbl Harvey Applegate Harvey Applegate Howard Bucbanan lsabella and Bobby .lacli and Anna lacl-Q Hersli lacliie .lane and Lino Janet Edgar Janet ylalloy lanice Rippel .lean Nlccormiclr .lenniter Claris .lerry Jerry .lerry and Dolores Jerry Hopper .lotta and Leon limmy .lo Ann and tinnlr .lo and Barry '56-'50 In and Room ,loan and Ronnie lnannn unfl fioiirge lorii-llynn Geller lorly flap .lov Conti ines lm- and Diane, Always ttf' LION' ltllt Ftlltl ,lt'llYlH'lH'l loc, ixlurio. und .lowie Unninnr 'UI' IUPUI .lolin Lopas Modem .lobn S. Andalora Jobnny .lobnny Carter .lobnny Galluccio and Family lon Xvells Koller losepli ivlarrone, Jr. .loseptiine lannucci .losepliine Xvardell Joy Lynn Spagnola Joyce and Eddie luditb Lenci Judy Bevere and lacl-:ie Hummel Judy and .lotmny Judy and Norman June bliller ' Katberine Rollins Katliryn Filoso Katby and Tony Kuno and Ose L. Ulrich Laura and .lolin Rose Lee and Daye's Delicatessen Lee and Frank Lee Sable Lenci, Rotbtuss, Radom. lnc, Lenora and Ronnie Leona Stamlco and Bill Kelly Leonard Donotrio Lillian Fiore Liz Politan Loretta and Butcti Lorna Koller Lorraine Lllricti Lorry and Ray Lynda Lynn blade-line and El xlae Xvest Flargaret blargaret Bernbardt Nlargaret and George blargaret and Paul Nlariaelena and Bob blarianne and Dominiclc Nlarge and Dee Nlarie and Eddie blarie Girgenti Nlarie and Tony Nlarilyn and Paul Nlarion and Franli Nlariorie Sutptien Hblartil' Nlary and Bob Nlary, Butcli. bliclxey and .lolinm Nlary Ann and Sal blah' Edmison Nlary Lou and Roger Nlary Tursi Nlaynard Scliwartz blolyin Hcrsli blicliavl Sprignola Hxlivllvlvn Nliltc and Estlier blilw and Ray Cillflllffl Nlilw Xvard blilton Spitz blirinm Nliriam Keller NIUIH Rlxffl Myrtle lvlclntrie Miss Elizalnetti Hardwiclc lvliss Iadipaoli Miss Jean Dynegay Miss Josepliine lvlelia Miss Lclwman Miss Leona Stamlco Miss Paula Stamlco Miss Rolnerts, R. 207 Mr, Dan Cassese lVlr. Edward Krasle Mr. Joseplx K. Clwomitz Mr. Leon lvl. l..emmert lvlr, ancl lvlrs. A. D. Lelrman Mr. and lxlrs. A. Lomlgaardi Mr. and lxlrs. A. Santumo Mr, and lwlrs. A. Simonelli Mr. Mr. Mr. lvlr. and lxlrs. Allnert Higgins and lvlrs. Alpiionse Paolello and lVlrs. Angelo Tursi and lVlrs. Antlwny Gammaro lVlr. and Mrs. Antliony Zoppi lVlr. and lxlrs. C, Donnamaria lVlr. and lvlrs. Carl Delvlarco, and Penny lvlr. and lvlrs. D. Cerrato Mr. and Mrs. R. Young lVlr, and lvlrs Ralph Gaeta lVlr. and Mrs. Rolzmert Colie lvlr, and lvlrs. Rotucrt Geiger lvlr. and Mrs. Roy Lawrence, Sr Wir. and lvlrs. lannelli lxlr. and lvlrs. Sullivan lVlr, and Mrs. T, Kroszewslci Mr. and Mrs. T. Vvard lN'lr. and lVlrs.'Tl1omas Biglin lVlr. and lvlrs. Vernon A. Horton lxlr. and ivlrs. VV, lvlerritt lxlr. and lxlrs. Vvilliam Griffin ixlr. and lxlrs. Xvilliam Trott lxlrs. A. Bauer ixlrs. A. l.iptai ixlrs. Artliur R. Hildretli Nlrs. Berdelia Taylor lxlrs. Bill Fitzsinimons Ftrs. Buonapone, Jr. ixlrs. C. 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Pellegrino Mr. and Mrs. lVl. Tomasula Mr. and Mrs, lVlicl1acl Filoso lVlr. and lvlrs. lvliclwael Nilcoralc Mr. and Mrs. lvliclwael Vvodopuja lvlr. Mr. Mr, and lVlrs BFICI tVII'S. P. Buonapane, Jr. and Mrs. P. Byrne . P. Meola lVlr. and lVlrs. Paul Rippo Mr. and Mrs. Percy Yates lVlr. and lvlrs. Phil lvlelia Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Haran Mr. and Mrs. R. Grello Norman Rotlituss O.R.R. and Vvives O Ricliard and Andrea OSCHI' Qtto, Ernie and Nomi Pat and Fran Pat and lvlilfe Pat and Ralpli Patricia Cullen Patricia and Geneviexe Patti Jaye Parry Paul and Bette Paul Kellett Peggy Jacobsen Pep Jr. Peter Ciccone Playllis and Joseplw lvleola Pliyllis Valenza Plwyllis and Zang Prisco and Jan Pvt. Josepli J. Duclaielc, Jr. R. Commarato R.l.C. RaeJean and Lynn Raymond Nvard Raymond Zuest, Jr. Rev. Antl1ony Granato Rev. Vincent Petrocelli Rlmytiim Stars Ricliard Rita and Boie Rita Kelly Rita Rodrigues Ricl1ard Keller Ro and Sal Brandt Terry and Jolinny Tire Browns Time Griggs Family Tiwe Guarino Family Tile Page-ants Vocal Group Tile Rl'1ytl1m Stars Time Three D's Tlie Tremlos Tliomas Tlwomas Nyclw Tippy To Aunt Claudia- Boluloy and Riclcy To Claudia-lvlarie and Bo To Dotty. l..oye Blaclcir- To ixly Classmates Tommy and Carroll Tommy and Dee Tommy and lxlarie mlqonin Tony and Connie Tony Clwieppa Turlc and Steve mllwiliglsit Timcn Uncle Angelo Vera Rossman Veto -and Piiyllis Vic and .ltini Virginia ixlelia Vito Caprio Xxlalter Xvalter Keller Vxleslcy Oden Zorro-HZ Wir. Keller buys a booster from Santa Jan Damiano and Santals Helper Alice Hunt. Page lv 99 Compliments of R. QDELL AND SQNS CQMPANY New Jerseyys Qldest and Largest Beauty and Barber Supply Dealers Established 1805 102 XVASHINGTON STREET NENVARK. NEXV JERSEY Q ff? 5:1 I Q f l fi-X ' ,N JCI-IOP! E 'T l-llul THIS IS YOUR PROUDEST HOU . . . . . . Culminating a period in your life you will always want to remember. As your official photographer, we feel elated to have been able to document this cherished era with photographs pulsating the very life you lived - the very thoughts you spread - the very feeling you so warmly and sincerely shared. This reality though captured in a split second will be an everlasting record for posterity. The future holds many events for you that you will want to remember - Please feel free to call upon us for all of your photographic needs. lQ!':MOliL:ll tl!! e 1 Page lOl HMay you be blessed with 11ea1t11 and success Congrafulafions STUDENTCIHDKIL 1959 Your Class Ring was produced by BALFQUR-manufacturer of High Sc11oo1 and Couege Jewelry, Commencement Announcements, Dip1omas, Medals 5' Trophies. L. G. BALFQUR COMPANY CHARLES Z. LANE 521 Fifth Avenue New York 17, New York Page 102 Best lvisbes to THE CLASS OF 1950 ESSEX CUUNTY VQCATIGNAL AND TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOQL ALUMNAE ASSOCIATIQN What Are You Doing After Graduation? 4-1, If you're thinking abou. a career-there's room right now in the telephone industry for alert young women. The work-operating-is pleasant, the pay excellent and, best of all, you'll be working with young, friendly people you know. Talk with your Vocational Guidance Direc- tor about it today. NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY I ...l Page lO3 NEWARK'S SCHOOL SAVINGS BANK BOOKWORMS The Congratulations to the HOWARD SAVINGS Class of 1959 Institution Newark 1. Happy are met, Happy have we been N- J- Happy may we port, and Happy meet again MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSlT INSURANCE ARNOLD BEAUTY SUPPLY CO. LADY BARI PRODUCTS 388 l..yons Ave., Newarlc 12, N. tl. WAverly 3-1666 Store l'lours 8: 30 A.lVl. to 6: 00 PM. Xvecl. to 8: 00 PM. MUSUM CO. 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