Essex County Vocational Technical High School - Athena Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1960 volume:

Шынында ны E аЬ “ | a ptt жыйы). АША OE 952 I 8.5 D SENIOR PUBLICATION ESSEX COUNTY VOCATIONAL and TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 300 NORTH THIRTEENTH STREET, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Editor-in-Chief oor of Essex ig available 1960, on the main f of her trips, proudly e d s “Senio а.” Her “Portfolio has made Athena first prize wi inne th no knowl- i thumbs wi d her sketch е persevered, an e proved that her talent de a mature “Junior ze. ts, sh under- Prom in good-standing was 5 of her past. of self-improvement, in ward winning poster g the meritorious her po “Adult Ventures. Directory ESSEX HIGH Art Gallery” PRINCIPAL “Curator” ADMINISTRATION “Art Directors” GUIDANCE “Researchers” SENIORS “Senior Portraits” MEMORIES “Senior Portfolio Events” JUNIORS “Junior Prom Gown . SOPHOMORES “Sophomore Careers” FRESHMEN “Freshmen Testing” ACTIVITIES “Artists’ Clubs” ADULTS “Adult Ventures” CANDIDS Social Calendar’ ADVERTISING Sponsors ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ART GALLERY وعدم هة ААС‏ J j‏ ' “ d ч 2:09:53 «4 ` na) i LUE st | 1121 , ІНІ ИИ = n.a mss ru LUN 1 Essex High CURATOR ROSALIE I. CAVALLO Principal 'To The Graduates During your years at Essex High, we have tried to help you complete the portrait of yourself. We attempted to add the color of worthwhile habits, the various shadings of good character, and lines of the necessary skills needed to complete your finished portrait. Now our task is completed and the future is in your hands. As you enter your chosen vocations, remember not only the happy memories we have shared ; but also the ideals and standards of Essex High. May I wish you every success, happiness, and the satisfaction of a job well done. Fra а� а ems Art ep +3 t ADMINISTRATION Directors GEORGE W. MORGENROTH Director PHILIP H. HANEY ALBERT J. CICCONE Assistant Director Secretary and Business Manager ( — — ved STEPHEN ANDRASKO EDWARD J. COUGHLIN ELSTON W. MEYER Supervisor of Instruction Supervisor of Supervisor of A pprentice— Guidance and Placement Part Time and Evening Instruction RESEARCHERS To The Graduates: Congratulations on reaching another goal. Best wishes for satisfaction on your jobs and happiness in your personal lives. We know we shall have many reasons to be proud of the accomplishments you will achieve in the future. ж | da tik A Es tua Then ELIZABETH R. DUNHAM Guidance Counselor PATRICIA M. UNDERWOOD Guidance — English VIOLA APPLEGATE Main Office S.O.E. theory becomes a reality when Technical Secretary Seniors, like Patsy Bobick and Mary Bauer, work in the Main Office under the supervision of Miss Applegate. ELAINE R. MEIXNER Registration O ffice MAUDE PENNINGTON Main Office Miss Meixner's queries about de- laved office supplies are answered by Mr. Keller, custodial supervisor. Уч BERNICE WARRICK Duplicating Department MARY EDMISON School Nurse Diane Tunnero seems to be brac- ing herself for that blood-pressure test Doctor Vance is preparing. Business Machines Seniors assist the Medical Department, and gain valuable experience, by keeping accurate records, weighing and measuring, and checking posture of new students. Left to right: Maria Sabia, Elaine Boehm (sen- ior), Christina Cordi, and JoAnn Blumenschein (senior). MAUDE V. VANCE School Physician SENIOR Homeroom Е aculty HARRY CORSON Business Machines R. NEAL OWENS Social Studies DOLLY KELLEY Commercial Art ROBERTINA RILEY Physical Education Senior Portraits JAMES LEITH Technical Procedures Magazine Drive Sponsor ELIZABETH TRINKS Dress Design Senior Class Adviser ж rR KATHRYAN VAN NEST Food Service Alma Mater ES our hearts isis [5 а picture, 5 бей hining bright ады true, ow e Jt a picture of our high Fe� А 6 Ch Dus Coll ond I ur ear Gold and tue. we your Банах LUE shall struggle EZ the Eod of Fame Gra tofu ly, dian ы High EON, 2 f Singing Eod your name. hough the years that go before us, D hm our memory, EPR T A ections of ous eet ER days, Tare will al Жз wiit а ways he: SIR m жа = QUSE Nee D Ba bai Па 114 о� (151 525 Fighteenth Avenue, Newark 2 4 A atricta . 34 North Hawthorne Lane р td | I MISBEHAVIN Mary Rose Bane 2 Crescent Lane, Irvington Mayazi Com, 3,4; Books Yearbook Staff Rosalie A. Casal 298 North Tenth Street, Newark Janua: y G raduate H.R. Pres HR. V. Pre р 1; Boo 2,3,4; Magazine Com Ro Sparkling hair V reer | а . $ are her speciality . Arlene C. Chris ravating ite se — s ; dis 257 Emmet Street, Newark ug scheme a dressed is her neatly is her dream retary Recreation Com. 2,3 ,4; Bookworm 1,2,3,4 Sparkling eyes and a cheerful smile are a good friend her all the while . enjoys bowl ill stick by you till the end . always with Grace leave me Faith B. Clark 20 Boyden Parkway, South Maplewood January Graduate H.R. Pres. 1; H.R. Treas. 4; Bookworm Officer 3,4; Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria 3,4. “Faith” . . Tall, attractive . . . charm-filled oh, that bowling score . . . Not r run! always seen with Martha her eyes have a certain sparkle... MY FUNNY VALENTINE .. hopes to become a bride package anoth Lorelei Couzza 628 North Seventh Street, Newark Martha [.. Celeste 195 North Eleventh Street, Newark к ES к” p =: жоға 2 January Graduate Н.Е. Treas. 1; Cafeteria Com. 1,2; Safety Com. 2,3 H.R. Treas. 1; НВ. Sec. 4; Safety Com. 3,4; : 2 Magazine Com. 4: Yearbook Com 1 ‘Lorelei” . Oh, that black hair you'll have to stare .. . dressed to a “Т”... not one enemy... Marth” . Big brown eyes are her prize... a friend to many . everything orchid likes designing fashions Bobby Darin is KOOKIE “Phyllis, wait for ше”... “How among her favorites . “Т feel so-o-o nervous nervous!” always seen with Faith MOMENTS TO REMEMBER . her goal—private sec- retary Jean C. Dispenza Y Grace G roger 397 South Eleventh Street, Newark 24 South Thirteenth Street, Newark January Graduate Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria Com. 2; Magazine H.R. Sec 1,2; H.R. Ass't Treas. 1; Safety Com. 3,4; Recreation Com. 4 Com 3,4 Grace” Pall, sweet, and kind . a better Jeanne The different о� е prefers friend you couldn't find... always found with kings treasurer of the Friday Night Card Arlene ... a good laugh a little fun... Club Ooh, wait'll I tell you what hap- makes her just the natural one “How Do I pened” ... main ambition, to be а top notch Look ?' private secretary Genevieve Del Guercio 67 Fourth Street, Newark Student Council Sec. 4; H.R. Pres. 1,3: Prom Com. 3; Welfare Com. 1; Auditorium Com. 1 “Jane” .. . Our “Sec'y” . willing heart helpful hand . . . always ready on demand . known for these evebrows, right to t e T ... а private secretary she wants to be speedy on the highway ... WHAT? ? Mildred Delli Santi 519 Highland Avenue, Newark Glee Club 4. Millie . . . Five feet four with laughs galore K athleen Dorbin oh, those book reports! . . . “Don't vou know ? “Oops, there goes another mirror always around with Eve and Магу 34 Hanford Street, Newark . hoping Н.В. Sec. 1; Welfare Com. 2. for secretarial position .. . “CHANCES ARE.” 'Kathy you have to laugh when she's around ... long ... Always a smile, never a frown . . brown hair . . . personality can't compare... in Elizabeth she can be found when Thursday comes around... “Hi!” Angela Ferlise 428 North Twelfth Street, Newark Н.Е. Pres. 1; Auditorium Com. 1; Safety Com. 4. 'Angie The race is for more space . . . big smile, big surprise . . . this is where her secret Нез... “Whatcha say, Mr. Leith”. . . usually found kitchen bound favorite pastime watching Zackerly on T.V.! Phyllis M. Kiessling 441 Fourth Avenue, Newark H.R. Vice-President 1; Recreation Committee 3. “Phyl”... Always neat, always fun, that's Phyl lis, wrapped in one . . . always laughing and fooling around ... with Carol and Lorelei, she can be found . . . earrings galore . . . always looking for a pencil, Lucille Gaeta 7 Passaic Avenue, Belleville Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Н.К. Treas. 3; Publicity Com 3,4; Safety Com. 3,4; Bookworm Treas. 4 aa . A brown-eved lass with lots of class . although small in height, she's a real delight . always gay, full of fun... Lu is a friend ) evervone You're Gonna Miss Me.” Rosemary P. Lemongello 340 North Twelfth Street, Newark H.R. Vice-Pres. 2; Com. 5; C afeteria Com. 3; Recreation Safety Com. 4. a friend ... Pizza Pie, her favorite dish . . . to succeed, her only wish... a fashion-minded sophisticate . . . Oh, what a panic ! Roe ‚ Lots of work, lots of play... to all in every way Beatrice Г. Kauffman 182 North Ninth Street, Newark Glee Club 4 “Bea” A bit of angel, bit of spice, makes our Bea mighty � ісе... “Chiccalina” .. . hair of red, eyes of green, that's where all the mischief's seen MISTY. Marie I. Leone 450 South Fifteenth Street, Newark H.R. Ass't Vice-Pres. 1; Safety Com. 3,4. “Ке”... Little girl with many hobbies . . . full of surprises . . . can always be found in li- braries, pet shops, restaurants ... “Remind me to remember not to forget . . . her dream... a two hour lunch. v Diane R. Mandato 173 Third Street, Newark Treas Prom Com. 3; Publicity Com. H.R. 1,2; 3,4; Glee Club 4. a swinging step Miss of shoes Sparkling eyes a girl with stvle and lots Music short skirts always knows the latest news sell a million records. Dee of pep crazy ambition . Sandra Stiso 429 South Thirteenth Street, Newark Homeroom Welfare Committee 3,4. . Short blonde Ват... sparkling eves . but, you'd be surprised . full of fun in Lucille, 'Sandv” . seems real quiet .. ... little work, lots of play... everv way EARTH ANGEL WAIT!” M PNE ә. А Phyllis G. Rosanıo 464 North Eleventh Street, Newark Student Council Treas. 4; Cafeteria Com. 3; Glee Club 4; Bookworm 1,2,3,4; H.R. Pres. 2. Cute, sweet, quite petite our Treas. when in need she's always around singing with Diane she can be found... . loves Jazz music... “Phyl” never without a smile .. “Fun, fun, fun!” Carol М. Vinciquerra 42 Lawton Street, East Orange Cafeteria Com. 2,4. ability, skyscraper “Caral” , ... Tiny in «зе... high in the office she can be found .. . filing, tvping, running around ... personality plus... alwavs having her hair fixed in a new style Oh, crum! Sheila Ann Spear 42 Cross Street, Bloomfield Com. 2,4; Glee Club 4; Drama Housekeeping Club 3; Recreation Com. 2,3 friendly towards ı wanderer ‘Oh Charlie little actress, Shish Sweet and small, all Won't I ev« world of her own tame our r TOW � а main aim is for Evelyn Zullo 463 Summer Avenue, Newark H.R. Treas. 3; Recreation Com. 3,4; Glee Club 4 Small but cute, that’s our Eve... plus hopes to reach five feet .. “What does she want now? ... . . Holly- Eve personality someday always seen with Millie and Mary . wood is her aim. Commercial Art ” | Ға : - ж.” MOST UNPREDICTABLE “MISS” , . . WHOSE TALENT IS DIFFICULT TO LIST... HER TIME WAS WELL SPENT , , . DESIGNING THIS PICTORIAL EVENT . . . A LASTING MEMORIAL... TO HER SKILL „A FINAL TRIBUTE TO HER SCHOOL... AS A COMMERCIAL ART SENIOR . . . HER CAREER WAS WELL PLANNED . . . SO ALL OF HER ART WORK . . . WOULD BE IN DEMAND . . . THE TRADE CATALOGUE WAS HANDY ... FOR HER PERSONAL USE . . . IN CHOOSING THE PHASE OF CREATIVE- NESS . . . SHE WOULD MOST LIKELY PURSUE . . . ADVERTISING . . . TEXTILE DESIGNING . . . EDUCATIONAL AIDS . . . PASTE-UPS . . PUBLICATIONS . . . LETTERING . . . TRACING... RETOUCHING . . . CARTOONING . . . FREE-LANCING . . . AS SHE TIDIED UP HER DESK . . . THE CONTENTS DISCLOSED . . . A THUMBNAIL SKETCH . . . OF PAST EVENTS . . . DRIED CEMENT . UNCAPPED PAINT . . . LEROY JOBS .. . SHE HAD DONE . . . RULING РЕМ . . . TWO-PLY BOARD . . . KNEADED ERASER . . . STRING . . . BRUSHES . . . A PATCH FOR HER SMOCK .. HER CHRISTMAS WINDOW LAYOUT . . . THE DISCARDED MOBILE . . . THE GET-WELL CARD... IS IT FOR REAL? . . . THAT SPECIAL DENTAL DISPLAY . . . DONE IN A PROFESSIONAL WAY... ۸ THE MOMENT OF PARTING WAS SAD ... AND NOW SHE'S ON HER WAY... TO CREATE A NEW Joni М. Caligiuri 94 South Tenth Street, Newark 4; Safety Com. 2,3; Prom Com. 2,3,4; KK Staff 2,3,4; Stage Set Staff 2,3,4 ni . Short, sweet . oh, so neat .. . black hair and dark eves an angel in disguise . Phyl’s other half THE TEN COMMAND MENTS OF LOVI “Hurry up, Phyl”. “I doubt it.” Phyllis T. Caruso 145 First Street, Newark January Graduate Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Prom Com. 2,34; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Welfare Com. 2; Publicitv Com. 3.4 ‘Phyl’ ... Short, sweet . her brown eves a special treat but, oh boy! how she loves г . to eat... to succeed in cartooning . . . Joni's second half . Oh! those corny jokes!” Besste L. Johnson 350 Sussex Avenue, Newark Bookworm 4; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4: Cafeteria Com. 2,4; Prom Com. 2,3,4; Glee Club 4. Bess . .. Short, sweet . . . always has the beat . if friends were needed for tops . . . she'd occupy “The Queen's Spot ... “Gee, Thanks always with Evelyn and Frieda . . . ambition .. G.I. plans. Dolores Marie Monteiro 481 Norwood Street, East Orange January Graduate H.R. Treas. 2,3; H.R. Pres. 4; Prom Com. earbook Staff 2,3,4; Bookworm 4 attractive .. . lots . never a dull mo Dee Tall. dark of fun... always active ment...afriend to all... “You would have gone hysterical” ... IN THE STILL OF THI NIGHT “Ching.” Patricia Slader 69 Edgar Place, Nutley Prom Com. 2,3,4; H.R. Treas. 4; Yearbock Staff 2,3,4; Housekeeping Com. 4; Stage Set Staff 3,4. “Ра”... Short brunette . . . always on the set ‚ . � best friends I've found yet . . . sports lead in this gal's life .... never without Roe and Jo her ambition? . of course house wife. DELECTABLE DISHES ARE PREPARED BY THIS “MISS” . . . A FOOD SERVICE SENIOR . . . WHO САМ PREPARE ... SUCH SAVORY FARES А5... BOUCHEES A LA REINE . . . COURT-BOUILLON . . . VEAL CHOPS EN PAPILLOTE . . . LOBSTER THERMIDOR . . . LASOGNE . . . JOHNNY CAKE . . . BARBECUED CHICKEN . . . DUMPLINGS . . . CHEESE САКЕ ... APPLE PIE. . . BUTTER-TWIST ROLLS . . . COFFEE SUPREME ... FOR THE MOST SENSITIVE GOURMET . . . OR CHEF DE CUISINE .. . OF A GRAND HOTEL . . . EXCLUSIVE RESORT... . SUPPER CLUB... TEA ROOM . . . EXPERIMENT KITCHEN . . . SHE FEELS SECURE ... AS SHE BLENDS ... THE INGREDIENTS ОҒ... HER EXCITING PAST , . . WATERY CUSTARD ... DROPPED SOUFFE . . . BURNT ROAST . . . DRIED TOAST... . BANDAGED FINGER . . . SINGED EYEBROW . . . IT TOOK A LOT OF KNOW-HOW . . . FEEDING TEACHERS . . . SPECIAL GUESTS... CLASSMATES PROVED THE CRUCIAL TEST . . . OH, THAT HEAT . . . DEFROST THE MEAT . . . COUNT THE LINEN . . . ORDER THE MILK . . . WEIGH THE EGGS . . . KEEP THE KITCHEN NEAT. . . SNOW- WHITE SHOES . . . HAIR NET BLUES . . . MANICURED NAILS . . . HER DINNER PREPARED . . . HER TABLE SET... . SHE LIGHTS THE CANDLE . . . AND AWAITS HER GUESTS . . . AH, MAGNIFIC! Dolores Ojetta Bratton 718 Bergen Street, Newark H.R. V. Pres. 2; H.R. Pres. 3; Basketball Team 1,3; Prom Com. 5; Glee Club 4. “Jetta” ... Sweet and petite... always neat... has a beat with her dancing feet... . her smile and her style are what makes her sweet... ambition is to have a family. Theresa A. H ynda 278 Waverly Avenue, Newark Glee Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. “Terry” . . . Вгейу... short... sweet... brown Ват... brown eyes... a winning smile can't be beat! .. . ambition, to travel . . . enjoys driving . . . talking with the girls . . . always seen with Ruth... “THREE BELLS.” | А� иа Kathleen Garis 2915 Dow Street, Belleville January Graduate Glee Club 3,4; H.R. Treas. 3; H.R. V. Pres. 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Kat . Blond hair . . . blue eyes... . awful sweet... she can't be beat... a better friend you couldn't � ауе... can always be found in the middle of trouble... “THAT CERTAIN SMILE. Loretta W hetstone 271 Warren Street, Newark H.R. Sec. 3,4; Basketball Team 3; Glee Club 4. “Кена”... Short... sweet, can't be beat... her happy personality makes her complete . . . neat ... kind... a better friend you couldn't find ... “A friend in need is a friend in deed”... Airlines ahead, То Miss Yan Nest Homeroom Secretary 3 “Annie”... Eyes of blue.. Joyce Ann Baunhuber 130 South Pine Lane, Newark “Joy” she can't be beat... with her happy feet... “Re” MY HEART TO YOU” . G-u-r-r-. Mary Ann Borsuk 603 Fifteenth Avenue, Newark H.R. Pres. 1,2 3; Auditorium Com. т; Com. 2; Yearbook Staff 4; “MAB”. i 2 . sweet little Ғасе... dimples too... when she's around mischief is found. . . “Hi Honey 2... “Dee”, is her private beautician ... “Make me look pretty.” Publicity Bookworm 4. Anna Marte Calabrese 311 Woodside Avenue, Newark 3; Welfare Committee 2,3. . a friend so true... never sad and never blue . . . a ready smile she has for you... “Come on Ве”... always seen with Joy . . . “SEA OF LOVE.” . With those freckles on her nose.. . always dancing up a storm ... “IF I GIVE “Gidget” . Soft green eyes that shine so true riding in her 53 Ford... she's never bored . . . desires a boat. Dorothea Carusotti 447 South Seventeenth Street, Newark . From her curly hair.. . to the tip of her toes.. . She's the girl everyone knows . eyes are green... sparkle with gleam... always in mischief it seems . . . “EARTH ANGEL. Hazel Castagna 57 Colden Street, Newark . Full of fun, mischief too . . . seen . swimming in Virginia . “Breaks of the game Annette E. Colanerı 377 South Ninth Street, Newark January Graduate H.R. Pres. 3; Cafeteria Com. 3; Safety Com. 3. Blondie Her eyes are like stars of twilight fair . . . like twilight, too, her pretty blond А A еН hair... always a smile never а frown... Rosalie Ensor re's aug en she's around . . . Diane's В 4 2 M } z ines WHER ри Sn 31 North Seventh Street, Newark other � аи. January Graduate H.R. Sec. 3; Housekeeping Com 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Bookworm 4. Dolly . Her vibrant red hair . . . you can see from afar ... sparkling blue eyes . . . like a glistening star... you will always remember . that wonderful smile... and times we had together . . . for just a short while. Fiorita Esposito 461 South Fifteenth Street, Newark H.R. Treas. 1; H.R. V. Pres. 2; Welfare Com. 2,3; Bookworm 4. “Киа”... Personality plus . . . sweet and kind . a better friend you'll never find . . . reddish brown hair... lavish blue eyes... a pleasant smile that never dies . . . “Wa-a--t?” BAND OF GOLD. Judith Ann DeMeo 586 North Eleventh Street, Newark H.R. Treas. 1; Recreation Com. 3. uds u, Pretty red hair... . always with a smile . . . nice personality ... friendly to all... “You know”... always found with Patti, Pat, Carole. Eleanor Fasolino . eyes of brown 29 Krotik Place, Irvington January Graduate “Ellie” ... Eyes of blue that always gleam ... sparkling blond hair with a beautiful sheen... always can be seen riding in that green Impala . .. ambition to be a hair colorist . . . “What?” Dolores Frunzi 260 Hornblower Avenue, Belleville H.R. Sec. 1; Cafeteria Com. 3. Dee Beautiful hair Mary Ann Intili pleasing personality 464 North Maple Avenue, East Orange plus a great big smile Mace! “What? What?” ambition, to be a hair wn beauty shoppe 55 4% always found trailing behind M.A.B. pretty eyes Pretty housewife and ow green eyes | ® always kind to everyone .. I don't know” Rozzie light brown ı her « quiet and always found with Joyce Gesuelli 37 Ampere Parkway, East Orange Bookworm 2,3,4 Joy” Short and sweet and can't be beat short brown hair, brown eyes too found in the library Rosemarie .. ; Glee Club 4 . can be always seen with . What's going on around here? Rose Marie H efele 187 Passaic Avenue, Nutley Cafeteria Com. 3 3; Glee Club 4. 'Roe . Friendly and gay in her own special way ... country music she'll swing and swav Grace La Spina Great . found with Jo and Pat 377 South Sixth Street, Newark where success is bound, that's where she's at Safety Com. 2. .. MY PRAYER. “Dool” Big brown eyes that tell no Нез... always holds a beat with her dancing feet Look at this hair! . . . seen with Joanne... ambition, to be a success in beauty culture Carol Ann Maltes. 298 South Sixth Street, Newark Pretty blonde hair eyes of greer likes dancing I forgot is never ] Judy always with the two Pats and r IONLY HAVI likes hair coloring EYES FOR YOI Diane J. McGovern 202 Twelfth Avenue, Newark January Graduate can't be beat . Sweet and neat .. alwavs loves to eat Mabel”... always giggling . . . found dancing in the gym with Annette Im starved” Annette’s other half “Come on Mabel.” H.R. Sec. 3; Dee Large brown eyes... Dolores McK innell 24 South Ninth Street, Newark January Graduate Recreation Com. 3; Cafeteria Com Bookworm 4 short light hair verson can't be found anywhere . loves anything that is sharp Dolly, Gray, and Lois's other ‚ à sweeter | quite petite and neat quarter Patricia A. Merlucci 201 North Thirteenth Street, Newark Recreation Com. 3; Housekeeping Н.К. Sec. 1: Сот. 4 Pat . Light brown eyes . . . light brown hair . dances cool . . . this gal's no 001... her personality and looks can't be beat . . . liked by everyone . . . Beat it . always found with Carol, Judy, Patti Angela J. Paolello 58 Beverley Street, Newark Welfare Com. r; H.R. Sec. 3; Bookworm 3,4; Basketball 1,2. . « . Big brown eyes, winning smile... Angie tops in maga all those hairdo's she'll style... in gaining weight she fails zine sales... always seen with “Are you listening?” Gracie . ambition, exclusive Beauty Salon. “ғ ® ь Patricia A. Polci 740 North Sixth Street, Newark H.R. Sec. 3; Bookworms 3,4- “Polc” . . . She's sweet and pretty . . . liked by everyone . . . “Hi honey” friendly to all .. she's always found with Pat, Judy, Carole. . hair coloring, her specialty Jo Ann Pucillo 364 North Sixth Street, Newark January Graduate “То”... Short and sweet . . . can't be beat a good laugh, a little fun, makes her the natural one . . . ambition, to be a hair colorist favorite saving, “my nerves are shot.” Catherine Ann Rotondo 335 South Sixth Street, Newark “Cathy”... Short and sweet... that's our Cathy ... she can't be beat... dark brown hair... set with саге... eyes that shine . always on time . . . personality plus... Wish I were married. always neat... Rosemarie Scanelli 311 South Seventh Street, Newark H.R. Treas. 3; H.R. Ass't Treas. 4; Safety Com 3 Ro , Short, strawberry blonde Ват... flirt- ing eves of brown always found painting the town . this girl's a laugh whenever around . . . You kill me Rotond . . always with ambition, owner of beauty salon Grace Marie Scevola 670%, South Eleventh Street, Newark Н.К. V. Pres. 3,4; Com. 4. Basketball :,2; Cafeteria “Gracie” ... Tall, sweet and kind . . . a better friend you couldn't find . . . loves to drive. . - in Beauty Culture she will strive . . . “I’m coming . . . always with or looking for Angie . top beauty operator, ambition. Grace P. Sergel 254 South Seventh Street, Newark January Graduate dec, H.R 2,4; Bookworm 1,2,3 4; Safety Com. 3; Bookworm Pres 3; Yearbook Staff 4. “Gray” deep brown eyes . her look so debonair ambition . “Honey” Babe's other fourth . . . dark hair . makes . top beautician, her ... Dee, Dolly . IN THE MOOD. and Dorothy Scott 53 Weston Street, Nutley H.R Pres. 2; Cafeteria Com. 3 3; Bookworm 3 3; Dramatic Club ; Glee Club 4. “Scottie” ... Mischievous eyes . . . personality plus... a barrel of fun, with her is a must Seriously . to succeed in permanents . ALL THE WORLD LOVES A CLOWN. Lois Miele Semenoro 400 North 6th Street, Newark January Graduate H.R. Pres. 1; H.R. Sec. 2 ; Auditorium Com. 1; Bookworm 4. “Babe” ... Silver tone in her hair . eyes and skin so fair . . . personality just nice, smart . . . sweet . . . full of spice . . Dolly, Dee's, Gray's other fourth . . . ambition, hair styling. . . big brown as . . Personality as shiny as her new car “Dool” .. Joanne Тотағе 247 North Eleventh Street, Newark Н.К. Sec. 2; Н.В. Pres. 3,4; Publicity Com. 3; Sales Com. 4; Yearbook Editor-in-chief 4. . Tall and slim. . that's our Joanne . . . friends she always wins . “Why!” . personality plus . . . someday dreams of going to college . . . seen with Grace . always lends a helping hand. . always trim... Dressmaking and Design ———— М E =. WITH THE GLOW OF SUCCESS . . . STILL APPARENT ON HER CHEEKS . . . THE DRESSMAKING-DESIGN SENIOR . . . DIS- PLAYS HER FLARE . . . WEARING HER “VERY OWN”... . TO THE FAIR . . . SHE MODELS FOR . . . THE SCHOOL'S ANNUAL FASHION SHOW . . . AND HER TRIP TO SEE FABRICS- A-LA-NEW YORK . . . MADE HER PULSE BEAT FASTER... VISUALIZING A CAREER АЗА... COURTIER DESIGNER .. . EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIER . . . BRIDAL GOWN SPECIALIST . . . FASHION CONSULTANT ... HER TRAINING HELPED TO PROVE . THAT NIMBLE FINGERS . . . OBSERVANT EYES... STUDYING TEXTILES . . . SELECTING FABRICS . . . PATTERN MAKING . . . WERE SKILLS . ONLY THE FEW COULD ATTAIN . . . IN THIS EXCITING CAREER . . . LEAVING A FEW OF THOSE “REMEMBER WHEN SCARES . . . LIKE SNIPPED FINGERS . . . SCORCHED CRINOLINE . . . TOO SMALL A BUTTON HOLE . . . HOURS OF WORK . . . HEMMING A TEN- YARD SKIRT . . . А FRILLY DRESS .. . FOR A CHRISTMAS CHILD .. . SMOCKING . . . EMBROIDERING . . . NO WON- DER SHE NEEDED MATH AND АЯТ... HOW COULD SHE HAVE MANAGED . . . IF SHE HADN'T HAD SCIENCE... FOR WARP AND WOOF . . . MAY HAVE NEEDED FEEDING . INSTEAD OF WEAVING . . . HOW WELL WILL SHE DO . . . JUST WAIT AND SEE . . . FOR HER TALENTS WILL CLOTH MORE . . . THAN THAT MANNEQUIN IN THE STORE. Claire Ancillai 4 272 Second Avenue, Newark Bookworm 1,2.3,4; Cafeteria Com. 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 4. Claire ... Big blue eyes . . . dark blond hair . neat and always sweet '. . “No cake for me”... always working... loves doing things for other people... а dress designer is her goal Anna D' Allessio 182 Pacific Street, Newark H.R. Treas. 2; Housekeeping Com. 3; H.R. V. Pres, 4; Glee Club 4. Anna ... Short... sweet... very neat... roguish eyes . . . personality plus . . . always seen with Jo and Margie... “Oh no, I am not! |”... evening clothes, her favorite design. Evelyn Boles 34 Blum Street, Newark Glee Club 4; Basketball Team 3. “Mama Eve”... Tall, nice, full of spice . . . loves her Johnny Mathis always with Frieda, Beaula, Bessie . . . “later for you” ambition, sewing marriage, the success she'll strive for. Frieda James 328 Morris Avenue, Newark Welfare Com. 4; Bookworm 4; Glee Club 4; Basketball Team 3. “James” Small and thin . everybody's friend... . likes to dance... goes to school day and night; that means she wants to succeed. Mary Ann Carroll 251 Avon Avenue, Newark H.R. Treas. 3,4; Cafeteria Com. 3; Glee Club 4. “Chubsie-wubsie” . Ne eating hx mv at and sweet. class clown all a alwavs round “Lois, hair ... calls Newark her home but Montclair . getting married and having children is her dream. lives in Lois Lanza 53 Ellington Street, East Orange January Graduate H.R. V. Pres. 2; Student Council V. Pres. 3; Bookworm 3,4; Cafeteria Com. 4 3 ; Glee Club 4. “Squeaky”... Big brown eyes... . dresses neat . . . friend to all, enemy to � о� е... marriage her dream... can be found in her new саг... “Hey, wait for me. . hair of brown Beaula Lee 589 Bergen Street, Newark H.R. Sec. 2,4; Glee Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Beaula . . . Dresses very sharp and neat ... loves to dance, sing, and eat . . . ambition, to have her own dressmaking shop . . . success to you, Beaula... “Гм hungry. Josephine Leo 425 Washington Avenue, Belleville H.R. Sec. 2; H.R. V. Pres. 3; H.R. Pres. 3; Safety Com. 3,4; Glee Club 4. “То”... Personality plus... loving heart... . devoted friend from the start... always a smile and а friendly “Hello!” . , . seen with Anna and Margie... D OWN THE ISLE OF ГОУЕ... “О how nervous! Jackie Lindsey 138 Hillside Avenue, Newark January Graduate Glee Club 3. Е таш. at Hb om Marjorie Marrone 00... quiet . . . sweet... neat... has а good beat . . . alw ays talking about something а T . reading is her feat... “No, no, no, H.R. V. Pres. 2; Housekeeping Com. 3; Glee Club Judith 7 “Mecca ot candy. ) 4. 549 Bergen Street, Newark 200 Parker Street, Newark “Мага”... Nice and neat . . . full of fun... 2 but watch out for those big brown о PEN H .R. Pres. 2,4; Recreation Com. 3; Housekeeping that’s where all her mischief lies RAP Com. 4; Bookworm 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4 me alone. “Jumping Jack”... Expressive brown eyes Ф. always full of fun . . . never a dull moment when she's around . . . especially when she's dancing in the gym... ambition, dress shoppe with Lois. Б Business Machines А FEMININE MACHINE . . . HOW CAN THIS BE WHY, WHEN OPERATED BY . - + SHE, THE BUSINESS MACHINES SENIOR . . . MAKES THE IRON MONSTER SING . . AS SHE TOUCHES THE KEYS . .. OF THE “SENSIMATIC” SO RHYTHMICALLY . . . ALL OF HER ACCOMPLISHMENTS PASS BEFORE HER EYES... CACULATORS .. . DUPLICATORS “ . BILLERS .. . RECORDERS . . . TYPING ... CASHIERING + +. ALL OF THESE SKILLS , . . RECORDED ON HER DIPLOMA ‚++ PLACES HER ON THE HIGHWAY . +. OF OPPORTUNITY + ++ INSURANCE STREET... FINANCIAL ROAD . . . BANKER'S LANE . . . COMMUNICATION AVENUE . . . TRANSPORTATION CIRCLE . . . ARE JUST A FEW ‚ « « OF THE MANY POINTS OF INTEREST . . . SHE MIGHT LIKE TO SEE . . . EXHIBIT- ING HER TECHNICAL KNOW-HOW . . . FOR THAT PROS. PECTIVE EMPLOYER . . . AND AS SHE SCANS HER LEDGER . OF TRIAL AND ERROR... A FAINT SMILE APPEARS FOR SHE WELL REMEMBERS THOSE . . . DEBITS AND CREDITS . . . DECIMALS WRONGLY PLACED PULLED ELECTRICAL CORDS . . ‚ WEIRD MACHINE SOUNDS . . . VIBRATING SWITCHBOARD . . . MATH a PENCIL SNATCHING ... ALWAYS REPLACING—TAPE к THE EXCITEMENT ОҒ IT ALL + ++ WILL SOON BE REPEATED - IN HER WORLD . . . OF BUSINESS TECHNIQUES . . . SHE AND HER “MACHINE.” Fern E. Arenz 206 Littleton Avenue, Newark January Graduate H.R. У. Pres. 3,4; Glee Club 4; Cafeteria Com. 4; Safety Com. 3; Yearbook Staff 4 . those dimples low es her . dislikes m I Personality plus her trademark . . sleep and working at the A P “Well, vou know . TEACHER'S PET. “Fernie” and Irish eyes, moody WANT people TO BE Joanna L. Banks 158 Court Street, Newark January Graduate Housekeeping Com. ı; Safety Com. 2; Cafeteria Com. 3; Yearbook Staff 4; H.R. Treas. 4 'Mo-Mo . .. Cute... sweet and loves to eat . the best friend you can meet... a lover also jazz... I'm telling you,” of dances, and . usually found with “Willy.” her pet saying . Susan Bennett 37 Coit Street, Irvington H.R. Sec. 2,3; Bookworm 4; Safety Com. 3. Cute with personality plus . . . to know her is a must . . . That's terrible”. . . always smiling and always gay . . . likes to read . one of the “Inseparable Six” . . . successful business woman, her goal. “Susie” ... gà Dolores Ann Biondo 80 South Eighth Street, Newark Home Room Secretary 4 Welfare Committee 1; . Sweet... always looking something extra “You . records and dancing she enjoys . Anita loves that song, OI NIGHT. neat... “Dee” to eat—cake tor know’ always with THE STILI ad IN THE JoAnn Blumenschein 62 Melrose Street, Nutley Safety Committee 2,3. . Blond and slim . . . lively, lots of fun . always on the ро... “Good, no showers 2... seen with Pat, Roe, and Helen... I'M GONNA GET MARRIED. “Жаз Elaine Boehm 43V, President Street, East Newark Basketball Team 1 Long blnode hair . big blue eyes . SEA OI LOVI Does anyone nave à Anita Louise Buonocore р? loves to eat... always seen penny? f. .. re 2 с e with Doris . . . ambition, office worker. 115 Washington Street, Bloomfield “1 Home Room V.P. 4. “Миа”... Long brown hair. . . sparkling blue eyes... seems real quiet... but you'd be sur a better prised neat, sweet, and kind ... friend you couldn't find . always with Dee .. I WANT SOMEBODY! A ; , H.R. Assistant Secretary 4. “Fran”... Long brown hair . . . brown eyes too ” % Francine Calzone 465 Fourth Avenue, Newark . always a smile .. . never a frown ... loves to eat... always found with Anita and Dee What a sin! . . . ambition, to become a bride. тга Н.В. Treas. 2; Н.В. V. Pres. 2; Н.В. Pres. 3; Evie ... Five foot two, eyes of blue... sweet Safety Com. 3; € afeteria Com. 3. an ite im � E i саз н 4 and petite . .. trim and neat... a smile on her Nea Black eyed . 2. black haired cutie face, a song in her heart . . . ГМ GONNA sweet oh, so neat likes to eat ET MARRIED ... “Hurry up girls! personality that's hard to beat . . . always danc- ing in the рут... “Hey, has anybody got a comb?”... SLEEPWALK. MC M ГУ, | Tae: Е Б. Evelyn A. Bruno 4 220 Twelth Avenue, Newark Graduat iia Annette Cassiere H.R. Sec. 1,2; H.R. Ass't Treas. 4; Student Coun- : 4 cil Treas. 3; Safety Com. Chairman 3; Recreation 45 Bernice Road, Belleville Madeline Cassullo 16 Grafton Avenue, Newark Safety Com. 3; Bookworm 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4 “Maddy” Nice and sweet always happy.. hates Bus 82... seen with Ceil.. likes to eat... her nose in a book always ‘Oh them kids always goal, wife and mother Y ы 3 Cecelia Clenaghan 10 North End Terrace, Newark Housekeeping Committee 3. “Сей”... Red head and neat. . - loves black hair . . . never a саге... usually seen with Maddy ... “Get оша here . ambition, success . . . goal, marriage and family. . ever so sweet Mary Jo Cocozza 599 North Eleventh Street, Newark H.R. V. Pres. 3; Glee Club 3; Safety Com. 3; Dramatic Club 3. “Маг”... She's real sweet . . . can't be beat... likes to dance... bowl... skate . . . popular with everyone . . . ambition—wants to be a winter bride ... “Fran, you got a tissue?” Valerie Ann Colonna 307 North Tenth Street, Newark Cafeteria Com. 3,4; 3,4 Bookworm 1,2,4; Glee Club “Val”... Cute and petite . . . she loves to eat trying her best, she just can't wait until she enters Montclair State . . . her ambition: being a high school English teacher . . . RE MEMBER WHEN ... “Oh Sugar. Theresa Ann Contursi 186 North Eleventh Street, Newark H.R. Pres. 1,4; H.R. V. Pres. 2; Auditorium Com 1; Safety Com. 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. “Terry” . Short 'n neat . . . can't be beat . always a smile, never a frown... you have to laugh, when she's around . . terrific on à comptometer . . . seen dancing in the рут... “Do I look taller? Mar 4 1. Cre utzbi гое? 335 Seventeenth Avenue, Irvington 2,3,4; Recreation Com. 3; Welfare none look that's where 111 ief lies Inseparable Oh, those red rinses!” Angela Diana 270 Orange Street, Newark H.R. Sec. 4; Safety Com. 3; Cafeteria Com. 4. Ang . Long brown Ваш... sparkling eyes . seems real quiet . . . you'd be surprised . . . always moving her dancing feet . . . she's a girl who can't be beat... champ on a type- writer... “Really!” Geraldine Donofrio 1 Vincent Court, Newark Recreation Committee 4. Ger . Tall and neat quite a treat books and horses, her preferred courses Р ılways joking loads of fun that's Gerrv, ill in one l'D RATHER BE A COW GIRI Mary Ann Esposito 803 Parker Street, Newark Bookworm 1,2,3, Safety Com. 1,2,3; Cafeteria 34; Com. 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; H.R. Pres 3 Mare” Jolly, gay, for everyone . full of fun . Very sweet . has smiles beware of her dancing feet “Where're we going tonight, Val?” . that's our “Mare” quite a gal! I'll be dipped ! › 4 ч қ Beatrice Ғата 668 North Sixth Street, Newark Recreation Com. 3; Bookworm 3,4; H.R. Treas. 4. “Bea”... Tall, cute and kind... you couldn’t find... . a better friend terrific in her office work ... from her you'll never hear an ИК... Oh, that song, TONIGHT, TONIGHT ... Stop it. Michelina Frattini Grace Rosalie Ianco 140 Ridge Street, Newark 71 Florence Avenue, Bloomfield H.R. Pres. 2; H.R. Sec. 2 2 2; Cafeteria Com. 2,3,4. H.R. Pres. 2; Student Council Asst. Chairman Recreation Com. “Mick” . . long brown curls Pres. 4. . classroom clown all year round .. . always smiling, alwavs gav Treas. 4: 3; Student Council . Big brown eves . р . that's our girl in Gracie every way . . “РМ GONNA СЕТ MAR RIED favorite song and ambition. Short and sweet . she's the best Ё as president, she's a great success . dresses so slick loves that CRICK 8 “Hello Doll . . . wears long “CURVY” eye brows . . . one of the Inseparable Six. Antoinette Maria Gratkowski 187 Grove Street, Montclair Housekeeping Committee 2; Sales Committee 4. “Тот”... Bright eyes... pleasing smile... with Gerry and Fran always found . . . thinks school quite all right . . . “Here we go again ambition, to work in an office. Verne Elsie Horton 20 Baldwin Place, Belleville H.R. Ass't Treas. 3 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Cafeteria Committee 4. Dolores Patricia Iellimo “Bee”... Cute and neat... and oh, so sweet... her personality rates a plus . . . she's always 732 North Sixth Street, Newark happy, always gay... a good friend in every ARES Dan j Glee Club 4; Safety Com. 3; Cafeteria Com. 4; Wwe 4... seen with “Це... ont touch Bookworm 2,3,4. my hair. Dee ... Cute... sweet... can't be beat... medium brown hair . . . sparkling green eyes . that’s where all her mischief lies . . . can be found with Val and Mare . . . skating at the Riviere... “Well! ! ! Nancy Johnson 145 First Street, Newark H.R. V. Pres. 1; H.R. Sec. 3; Bookworm 3,4; Cafeteria Com. 3 “Nan” . . . Blue eyed bombshell . . . personality clicks best . . . IN THE STILL OF THE E 2%; NIGHT ... “I guess so . . . sweet and polite Diana K irbos to every one... full of fun... good wife and mother, her goal. 41 West Market Street, Newark H.R. Sec. 3; Safety Com. 3,4; Bookworm 3,4. “Юрі”... Deep brown eyes . . . dark hair . winning smile . . . always there when needed . hit with all. “Oh sugar”... loves dancing . . . swimming . . . ambition to be successful in business. Frances Kukoy 248 Sixteenth Avenue, Newark Cafeteria Com. 3,4; Glee Club 2,3 2,3. ‘Ега� ”... Cute... neat... loves to eat... always stepping on Gerry's feet... a girl who can't be beat . . . her personality is complete ... IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHT ... Let's motivate this chariot. Arline Vivian Jones 159 Academy Street, South Orange Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4. Marie Elaine La Marca “Ум”... Cute, neat . . . oh so sweet... fora 21 Roseville Avenue, Newark friend she can't be beat... pleasant... alert . smart... likes science, .. SEA OF LOVE Bookworm 3,4; Cafeteria Com. 4; Glee Club 4; ++. You know what I mean. Housekeeping Com. 3; Dramatic Club 3. Marie ... Nice, neat, can't be beat... her per- sonality is a treat . . . her bowling is great all around . . . in the cafeteria she'll be found eating potatoes by the pound . . . “Hey, Mare, wait. Ah Beverly Lardier: 57 North Hawthorne Lane, Newark Safety Com. 2,3; H.R. V. Pres. 4. “Беу”... Not as quiet as people think . friendly and рау... that's Bev in every way . one of the Inseparable Six . . . “Oh! those chocolate pops”... PUT YOUR HEAD ON MY SHOULDER. Rosa Lenor Mackiewicz 406 North Third Street, East Newark January Graduate Bookworm 2,3,4; H.R. Sec. 4; Welfare Com. 1,2; Housekeeping Com. “Ко”... B.M.’s own blue eyed blond . . . with a smile... always to be found in the library around noon time . . . loves to read novels and sing . . . ambition, to be a good bookkeeper. Janice J. Marciano 43 Harvard Street, Montclair Bookworm 2; Dramatic Club 3. Janice ... A good head... a kind heart... an early bird with a fresh «аге... whenever needed she's always there . . . dark brown eyes . . . curly hair... “Oh, those book reports!” ... IS THAT NICE. Rusty . Doris Marie McGuire 12 Reynolds Avenue, East Newark Basketball Team E. “Рог”... Brown Ват... sparkling eyes seems real quiet . . . you'd be surprised , . . likes fast music... TEEN BEAT... O.K.. Where is it? ? ? . always seen with Elaine ambition . . . to become a dancer Carroll J. Molter 506 Orange Street, Newark January Graduate Yearbook Staff 4; Bookworm 4. . . Personality plus . . . liked by every о� е... always there when needed . . . hates pork . . . loves to dance . . . always on а diet - . . “An apple а day keeps the doctor away evo MAR Doris L. Needham 100 South Eleventh Street, Newark January Graduate H.R. Ass't Sec. 5; H.R. Ass't Treas. 4; Recrea tion Com. 1,2; Safety Com. 3. “Dor”... Tall and sweet . . . personality hard to beat . . . likes rink skating . . . good times dislikes giving book reports . . . “Be good Carole Rossi `. YOU'RE SO МЕ... ambition, to be А en ds EN 49 Eleventh Avenue, Newark an . H.R. Treas. 1; H.R. V. Pres. 2; Recreation Com 3 'Rossi ... Very sweet, can't be beat.. eyes is where the mischief lies . . head on my shoulder . . wood . sparkling . put your . loves that Crickel- . peanut butter and jelly . one of the “Inseparable Six. Wilhelmina Г. Singleton 74 Second Street, Newark January Graduate Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria Com. 2; Safety Com. 3; Housekeeping Com. r; Recreation Com. 4. “Willie”... Tall... sweet... nice and neat ... а nicer person you'll never meet... . usu- ally found on 125th Street... “I have no other choice . always found with Mo-Mo. Doris A. Robertson 343 South Ninth Street, Newark Housekeeping Com. 3; Recreation Com. 4. K athleen A T ower ç “1. WET, ЖОҚ 2. Always а mischievous grin . . . sparkling “big” brown eyes... “Hurry, we'll be late . . . happy go lucky . . . one of the “Inseparable Six . . . just loves that Crickel- P ehia 2,3; Cafeteria Com. 3; Housekeep- wood... YOU ARE EVERYTHING TO ME. и E 160 South Seventh Street, Newark Kathy . . . Short and сше. . eyes of blue... nice . . hair of brown . very friendly . . . very . . . loves dancing and swimming too... her ambition to be successful in everything . . . “You better not!” Helen E. Turner 59 North Seventh Street, Newark Safetv Com. 2,3; Welfare Com. 3. “ңе”... Big blue eyes... calm . . . collected not as quiet as she seems .. . where's the . JUST TO BE WITH . found with ? mischief hidden YOU You're late again!” Dar and Jo ... Move It! !” Gay Marie Weiss 115 Nor th Eleventh Street, Newark January Graduate H.R. Pres. 4; Yearbook Ass't Editor 4; H.R. Ass't Treas. 3; Glee Club 3; Cafeteria Com. 3,4. Gay ‚ Witty, fun to be with . . . personality will take her far eating, driving... .. “Forget about и”. ambition, to get married. always writing letters, dislikes putting gas in car .. YOU SEND ME... Dorothy W hatton 289 Littleton Avenue, Newark H.R. V. Pres. 3; Housekeeping Com. 3; Yearbook Staff 4. short blond Big brown eyes... dis personality beyond compare... ’... “You should see”. . . happy and gay... “Dottie” AA likes “know-it-all’s’ usually seen with Bee... in her own special way. Senor Portfolio Events a С JANUARY GRADUATES Jackie Lindsey Faith Clark, Martha Celeste Michelina Frattini, Marie Leone, Grace Sergel Dorise Needham, Rosalie Casale, Dolores Monterio, Wilhelmine Singleton, Jean Dispenza Lois Lanza, Gay Weiss, Joanna Banks, Fern Arenz, Annette Colaneri Carol Molter, Diane McGovern, Eleanor Fasolino, Rosa Mackiewicz, Lois Semenoro Evelyn Bruno, Joanne Pucillo, Phyllis Caruso Dolores McKinnell, Rosalie Ensor Most Respected GRACE IANCO SENIOR M ost Studious MARY ROSE BAUER ACHIEVEMENTS Senior Officers JOANNE TomMaAseLLI, President VALERIE COLONNA, Vice President KATHLEEN Towers, Secretary Mary ANN CARROLL, Treasurer M ost Popular OJETTA BRATTON M ost V ersatile BARBARA ALDORASI W инея THERESA CONTURSI Most Attractive MARY ANN BORSUK ANNUAL SENIOR United Nations Tour T hat visit to the U.N. H olds a special thrill, Each girl in quiet rapture Stands, gazing toward the hill. A glow in all its splendor T his massive structure stands, Symbolic of a brotherhood T hat hovers o'er God's land. DRIVER EDUCATION As a Junior the “Do's and Don'ts” of driving were drilled upon. Learning the car's mechanics and operations was part of theory-training in the classroom. Thanks to Miss Veenstra, the State Drivers’ Examina- tion was less difficult, because of the con- stant practice on proper interpretation of road signs and reflex testing on the Reflex Timer. In our Senior year, we drove “the” car, applying all of the theory we had learned. Under the expert direction of Mr. Stan- ziale, our driving instructor, we learned to relax and gain more confidence as we drove. ADOLPH STANZIALE Driver Education e DBERT R. LINDSEY ARA к `2 5 3 ; : Mes ` GENE SCAMBERTI MARY ANN ESPOSITO GENEVIEVE DEL GUERCIO LINO ROCHA Awa у We Go! NEWARK ANNAPOLIS WASHINGTON omer N yu ES Junior Prom Gown С ba E — IN HER SWEET, ANGELIC PROM GOWN . . . THE JUNIOR WILL BE FOUND . . . PASSING THE PRO- GRAMS AND ESCORTING THE GUESTS .. . AT THE SENIORS’ BEQUEST . . , HER RING SHE'LL BE WEARING . . . WITH PRIDE AND WITH BEARING . . . AND HER FRIENDS WILL AGREE . +. А 6000 DRIVER SHE . . . PASSING THOSE WRITTEN DRIVER ED TESTS .. . NEXT ON THE LIST... FOR THIS VERSATILE MISS . . . WAS A PART-TIME POSITION . . . IN HER SPECIAL FIELD . . . WHERE KNOWL- EDGE SHE GAINED . . . FOR HER FUTURE RETAIN . .. AS SHE “SO MUCH WANTS TO SUCCEED ... EXCITEMENT GALORE ... WHEN SHE TOOK THE FLOOR . . . AS A CANDIDATE FOR V.LP. . .. HER HEART FILLED WITH GLEE . . . AS THE SENIORS’ WILLED HER S.0.E, . . . GIVING HER THAT REIGN- ING GLOW. Y N T Junior HOMEROOM FACULTY JOSEPHINE DE MARCO Cosmetology, T heory VERA ROSSMAN Clerical Practice Alumnae Association Adviser LILA KANTROWITZ SUSAN WOOD Stenography, Typing z$ : ` Beauty Culture : Queen of Hearts Dance ADA SKURATOFSKY Bookkeeping, Economics EVELYN LUCKERT Dressmaking Junior-Senior Prom Technical Secretary Juniors Janeen Bethke and Mary Carolla join Lorraine Caputo and Stephanie Carr in that all important—dictation. We'll start the assignment on page 67, girls, be sure to proofread carefully, says Mrs. Kantrowitz, to Pat La Bue and Joanne Ferrari, starding, and Anna Beevers, Sandra Bergamo, Vinnie Lopomo, Catherine Brodo, Doris Gaestel, and Verna Newcomer seated. | 1 Office procedures are regularly scheduled for T.S. training. Front: Lenore San Giacona. Rear: Diane Ventola, Janice Rippel, Elizabeth Politan, Patricia Pheder. When it comes to blueprints three heads are better than one, so say Edith Caruso, Judith Casiero, and Dolores Ciofh. Social science is closely related with the community life of a T.S. student. Front: Michele Maniscalco, Eileen Luango, Gloria Luciano, Patricia Mason. Rear: Antoinette Kudick, Patricia Grady. Brunhilda Gauss operates the bookkeeping machine as Kath- leen Flynt checks her progress. In the rear, Phyllis Fucci and Dolores De Vito combine their efforts on a Sensimatic. Beauty Culture Juniors Anatomy and chemistry, the related sciences for future beau Junior citizens preparing for a second future are: left to ticians and cosmetologists. Front: Nancy Del Russo, Kath right: Martha Buchanan, Patti Camuso, Elaine DeNicholas erine Diacovo, Lucille Nilio. Rear: Rita Tomasino, Marjorie Amelia Cordasco, Kathleen Buchanan. Langman, Bertha Lizza, Mary Ricigliano, Carole Petrocco, Mary Ann Guinta Angela Lopreato and Charlotte Frable are selecting the Theory is a must for those “swirl” pin-curls, and Mrs proper book for research, while Joanne Torre and Elaine Ambrose so informs her class. Front: Winifred Dominie, Then have settled for a scheduled period of relaxation. Winifred Gilhooley, Geraldine Di Rocco. Rear: Louise Afflito, Priscilla Butler, Theresa Giordano, Marie Campe nella, Dolores Chirichello. Theory comes to life when the B.C. girls apply shop princi- ples. Standing: Mary Price, Norma Oakerson, Angela Semenoro. Seated: Ellen Potts, Ann Quaresimo, Gloria Petkavich. All phases of the beauty shop are prac- ticed daily by the future beautician. Clockwise: Jo Ann Gonzalez, Patricia Torsell, Ellen Murrin, Helen Sniezek, Grace Murray, Jo Ann Tedesco, Elaine Mulholland, Lucille Domenick. Business Machine Juniors The accurate “comp” operator can succeed anywhere, and these girls are gaining more experience each day. First row: Lillian Robinson, Angela Radice, Rita Rodrigues. Second row: Kathleen Lawless, Jean McCormick, Lorraine Jannicelli. zm Third row: Florence Riccardi, Andra Lenci. Fourth row: Bar- bara Justice. Culture is a vital part in developing the “whole” student, and enjoy- ing this period of learning while relaxing are, clockwise: Lorreta De Geiso, Joann De Bellis, Anita Apostolico, Marie Napoli, Gilberte Nohan, Karen MacRae, Josephine Lento, Arlene Montebello. Keeping up with the latest novels and method texts are: Janet Aiello, Diane Domogauer, Angela Palmieri, Linda Raft, Concetta Piegaro, Judy Turzy. Standing: Casmira Navrotski, Diane Petolino, Carol De Cessare. English is a “must” for four years, and the students strive to learn—oft-erring. Standing left to right: Frances Sanitate, Sandra Zuber, Jane Staniulis, Carol Ann Yochum, Lucy Salvogno, Vivian Torre, Pat Scarpello, Dorothy Siva- bella, Ann Vendemia. Seated: Lucille Vitale. Typing is just one of the many skills the student of Business Machines learns to master. Front row: Vivian La Rocca, Majorie Pate. Center row: Marie Kri- petz, Lois Gaudiosi, Theresa Frese Rear row: Judith Emrich, Josette Foselli. Perplexing as the subject may be, the B.M. student has a daily “dose” of eco- nomics. Front: Josephine Del Guercio, Margret Addotta, Sandra lacoves, Di- ana Gurrera. Rear: Barbara Alfano, Lynda Albanese, Dorothy Chapko, Mary Ann Gerardi, Theresa Healey, Barbara Buonocore. Dressmaking and Design Juniors Art is a basic course for a Dressmaking-Design student. Enjoying this course are: Elizabeth Smith, Anna Maione, Joyce Gocklin, Mary Craig, Jo Ann Balla, Annie Grant. Cutting and basting are the first steps in the making of a garment. Left side: Cecelia Trevaskiss, Kathleen Schwindt, Joan Spiers. Right side: Ella Reid, Rita Roscoe, Phyllis Possumato, Marietta Natiello. A picture of precision is Mary Craig, A skill in miniature is this course in the technique of costuming, which is as she guides her material beneath the being performed by: Marion Gaeta, Eleanor Risikoff, Nilda Lopez, needle. Anna Marie Panicucci. Commercial Art Juni ors Food Service Juniors n nnil A y $e Ғ жы т f | | Pat Denman and Agnes Drake are enjoying a relaxed moment before Under the watchful eve of Mrs. Ferret, Marie Calovito and Ruth Ann continuing their scheduled assignments. Hamilton serve a Food Service classmate, Eleanor Ross, the “main for lunch. Sophomore Gareers WE WERE TOO SOON FOR THE PROM AND TOO LATE FOR THE GUM BUT SOMEHOW WE SURVIVED . THIS SOPHOMORE PHASE . . . GROWING UP WITH RESPONSIBILITIES THE ESSEX HIGH WAY WE HAD TO CHOOSE FROM SEVERAL FIELDS . . . THE ONE WE FELT... WOULD BECOME OUR CAREER WITH THE AID OF OUR COUNSELOR . . . AND PARENTS, SO PATIENT... WE CHANGED OUR MINDS . . . SO MANY TIMES . . . ONCE DECIDED . . . WE ACCEPTED THE CHAL- LENGE . OF LONG HOURS OF STUDY . COUPLED WITH PERSEVERANCE A YEAR OF DECI- SIONS AND PLANNING . . . A YEAR THAT ENTITLED US... . A NOMINATION FOR A “SEAT” ... ON STUDENT COUNCIL'S BENCH . . COMMITTEES GALORE . . . EIGHT PERIODS A DAY . . . MADE FRESHMAN YEAR . A LARK . COMPARED TO THIS YEAR . . . OF TOWING THE MARK... BUT BEST OF ALL . . . THIS YEAR DID BRING ... THE WORDS THAT MADE . . . US SING WITHIN : . . “UPPERCLASSMAN.” e 3rd v “2 Sophomore HOMEROOM FACULTY М ]. ALLMANNSBERGER English, Social Studies Y arbook Advise r ALICE ROBERTS Dressmaking MARION COLE RICHARD WALLACE Beauty Culture 2 Bookkeeping, Typing Booster Drive Sponsor AIDA VASTA Beauty Culture DAISY LEHMAN English Student Council Adviser Commercial Art Sophomores Left to right: Marlena Seme, Diane Librizzi, Gladvs Boles, Phvllis Gi- unta, Janet Russomano, Patricia Slawuta, Carmella Spodofora. Culture Sophomores Standing: Jean Marie Ko- lodjeski, Viola Johnson, Solvita Janson, Gail Gia- chetti, Angela Pastore, Mary Davis, Linda Scan- niello, Linda Skelding, Pa- tricia Tamberino, Mary Ann Lopomo, Mary Ann Patierno, Ann Mae Thie- man, Jacqueline Brooks, Patricia Edler, Arlene Mangine, Emily Gladney, Heather McDonald, Fran- І ces Mangine, Коѕеа� � НШІ Harris. Stooping: Janet McGurty, Betty Ann Vo- tapek, Joann Viola. Front: Barbara Condito, Carmen Colon, Dolores Round, Marie Beckler, Barbara Borgensen, Theresa DiMizio. Center: Elaine Polci, Barbara Ventola, Carol Coniglio, Lillian Burns, Margaret Luongo, Marion Telrico, Pat Kozik, Shirley Fania, Barbara Chieppa, Mary Schweer, Diane Molle, Cecilia Douglas. Rear: Martha Bowers, Barbara Maddox, Marion Malgeri, Freda Villecca, Claire Bernieri, Bernadette Chuba, Carole Naurotski, Lucille Fieromosca. a) ГІ і у NO ГЕМ 2. Business Machines Y S ophomores | № Ay” ча First row: Lessie Hill, Linda Valdes, Brenda Beresford, Theresa Phillips, Joyce Bigelow. Second row: Kathleen Jones, Lou Ann Trotta, Lenore Lopez, Patricia Lambo, Evelyn Pontikas, Romana Bird, Madeline Belotta, Evelyn Coster, Pat Gaffney, Joan Gray, Joyce Gastner, Louise Sagendorf. Third row: Jo Ann Turnawitz, Marie Sabia, Eloise Doyle, Beverly Sipko, Denise Lemert, Rose Ann Luongo, Eileen Heinlein, Ida Cioffi. Fourth row: Linda Goebel, Jo Ann Ferrari, Ann Russo- mano, Diana Tunnero, Mary Ann Valentine. Fifth row: Rosemarie Apostalico, Kathleen Beckler, Marie Henderson, Mary Paleologen, Judy Yobbi. Sixth row: Rachel Guimbola, Marie Casale, Christina Cordi. Dressmaking and Design Sophomores Front: Frances Marino, Donna Littriello, Carol Rizzo, Marie DeRogatis, Anna Domogauer, Mari- go Soomas, Barbara Ann Duda, Laura Gibson. Rear: Patricia Cresho, Marlene Fischetta, Mary Lynch, Jennie Potenzone, Florence Ciccone, Paula Stamko, Patricia Torre, Louise Megro, Jennie Salvatoriella, Cresula Trelenos, Geraldine Bird, Patricia Dougherty, Mary Simpkins. 64 Food Service 5 ophomores Sitting: Donna Lourenco, Brenda Car- ter, Barbara Haefner, Mary Haines, Gretta Mulligan. Standing: Louretta Miller, Mary Jean Morris, Emma Mc Call, Barbara Turner, Lavern Jones, Mary Coe, Carol Polomski, Jane Rieger. Technical S ecretary 3 ophomores First row: Carol Geraci, Joanne Drummond, Betty Cannova, Anna Lee Pavona, Deborah Dontas. Second row: Jane Chin, Carol Heinz, Ann Squilario, Mary Ann Modiak, Carol Marchese. Third row: Diane Borsuk, Carol Molonari, Judy De Meola. Fourth row: Mary Ann Carluccio, Pat Bell, Janet Malloy. Fifth row: Barbara Witalis, Barbara Simonelli, Arlene Murray. Sixth row: Jean Armstrong, Terry La Tore, Josephine Iannucci, Frances Sauchelli, Diana Smith, Frances Colie, Maureen McEvoy, Frances Ley, Pat Miller, Judy Petlick, Karen Ur, Nancy Asadorian, Donna Garzilli. Seventh row: Lois Ambrosia, Iris Cappetta, Pat Bernhart, Barbara Kolensky, Geraldine Weaver. Freshmen HOMEROOM FACULTY THOMAS BIGLIN Mathematics Yearbook Financial Adviser ELIZABETH MARION Social Studies, Dramatics ES ELEANOR DEARNALEY ; OTEKA TARTAGLIA by nera $ ко� ову Б А = General Science А Sewing, Junior Red Cross REGINA O'TOOLE Textile, Patternmaking ALBERTA JORDAN EVELYN VEENSTRA English, Economic Geography ғын Driver ЕСЕ Audio Visual Aids Freshmen Testing ONLY FRESHMAN . . . THE UPPERCLASSMEN SAY . . , LITTLE DO THEY REALIZE . . . WE'LL BE UPPERCLASSMEN TOO SOMEDAY . . . AND WITH THE DRIVE WE'VE BEEN SHOWING . . . IN THOSE SPECIAL FIELDS . . . EXPLORING . . . THE FACULTY RATED US . . . THE BEST... SO WE SAY . . OK IF WE BRAG A BIT... AND TELL YOU OF OUR DEEDS . . . LIKE HOURS OF TESTING ... THE LIKES YOU'VE NEVER SEEN . . . ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL . . . FOUR IN А ROW... SALESMAN SUPREME . . . CONSUMING ICE CREAM . . . MESSENGER, FLEET-OF-FOOT . . . SO WE SAY... REMEMBERING THAT . . . OUR MANNERS WERE A FRIGHT ... BUT GUIDING US . . . WITH PATIENCE AND FAITH . . . OUR “HOMEROOM” TEACHERS . . . MADE US THE GRACIOUS LADIES . . . OF TODAY ‚ SO WE SAY . . . AND LEST YOU FORGET . . . THE FRESHMAN VOTE . . . YOU HAD TO GET . TO WIN THAT ELECTION . . . FOR REIGNING QUEEN . . . AND STUDENT COUNCIL'S V.I.P. . ONLY FRESHMAN . , . YOU SAY... . WELL, SO WE WERE. . . YESTERDAY. Е t Wn sum ud кз Du Freshmen I First row: Jean Lucadamo, Ger aldine Ferrara, Phyllis Terra- nova, Elvira Ollo, Marie Gra nado. Second row: Joan Caccholi, Mary Carbone, Nellie Williams, Carmela Mangiafico, Diane Lin- genfelter, Alice Quick. Third row: Janet Bey, Elsie Crockett, Veronica Vitiello, Lorraine Strut zel, Marion Santoro, Patricia Kandler, Geraldine Randall. Fourth row : Susan Mason, Kath- leen Galuska, Irene Krepel, Di ana Dunn, Beatrice Thayne, Francis Griffiths, Nancy Slonim- Ку. Fifth row: Barbara Andri- ano, Gav Thomas, Carol Zoret- ski, Brigitte Kreckel, Jo Ann Lat- tanzio. Freshmen III First row: Carolyn Cerciello, Edna Riker, Rose- anna Mazzetta. Second row: Catherine Bansback, Cladine Cummings, Rosemary Bellsiamo, Carol Pierce. Third row: Josephine Sylvester, Patricia La Banco, Barbara McDonald, Judy Pagano. Fourth row: Diane Razzeca, Rita Bisotti, Dorene Stampe, Theresa Pirone. Freshmen IV Front: Josephine Ricciardelli, Veronica Pribula, Helen Jones, Mary Ann Neves, Jacqueline Yogg, Caroline Reed, Mary Ellen Cosgrove, Jo Ann De Maio, Betty Jane Thomas. Rear: Dolores Pie- garo, Eleanor Besofsky, Virginia Angiuoli, Ann Martucci, Sarah Gervasio, Carol Yobbi, Patricia Bravette, Ann Ciampolillo, Gail Carroll. Freshmen II First row: Mary Chapman, Lucille Ter- ranova, Elda Cruz, Dolores Ford. Sec- ond row: Judy Trasente, Marie Gamba, Vivian Finley, Ruthann Bryer, Trelina Husien. Third row: Elizabeth Jones, Wilma Vicinio, Janet Marrone, An- gelina Apruzzi, Margretta Ragas, Ra cheal D'Agostino. Fourth row: Judy Bloomfield, Julie Rossi, Judy Wittlinger, Carol Funicello, Lena Alston, Elaine Jones, Joann Doyle. Fifth row: Mariann Bodeo, Elaine Fedor, Judy Hoffman, Madalyn Raia, Linda Tiberi, Carol Mikulicka, Carol Frunzi. Freshmen III First row: Susanne Bivoma, Ida Cauca, Carmela Cicihino. Second row: Lucille Speranza, Mary Ann Sgroi, Emma Lee Bindi. Third row: Judy Todd, Domenica Sanitate, Mary Williams, Mar- tha Williams. Fourth row: Mary Glasser, Jean Naverotski, Barbara Nofrio, Lucille De Meo. Freshmen IVa Front: Barbara Kelly, Mary Gray, Mar- garet Brown, Mable Jones, Irene Man- cini, Rose Marie Foglio, Veronica Rose, Aldene Russomanno, Mary Ann Car- lucci. Rear: Marie Del Guercio, Jac- queline Trento, Carol Scarpella, Marie Rota, Eileen Di Biano, Lucille Crista- dora, Mary Jo Davis, Margie Gamba, Joann Trimgliozzi, Arlene Ollo. Freshmen V First row: Dolores Nardelli, Grace Juliano, Margaret Carey, Margaret Cullari, Jo Ann Briante, Elizabeth Bansback. Second row: Michele Fabiano, Lois De Gisi, Bridget Peer, Eva Calabrese, Madeline Ramsthaler, Theresa Rozsa, Rose Ann Pasquale. Third row: Ann Bobroski, Carol Gar- beri, Florence Rose, Leta Giordano, Dorothy Needham, Marie Kurtz, June Geronimo, Fourth row: Nancy Capizzano, Diane Rufolo, Mary Malachoski, Patricia McEvoy, Alice Robjohns, Mary Ann Messito, Ruth Bartkus. Freshmen VI First row: Lillie Tony, Elinor Edwards, Sarah Thomas, Maria Di Vincenzo, Rosemarie Piserchia, Caroline Nicolaro, Tanis Paradise. Second row: Eileen Van Devinter, Mary Fucozzi, Florence Attanasio, Helen Avallone, Barbara Soltysik, Celia Ceuaho, Holly Ketchessa. Third row: Frances Tocci, Lorraine Caputo, Joann Argentina, Carol Stefanelli, Linda Iovino, Theresa Ciccone, Barbara Preteroti. Fourth row: Dolores Brzostowski, Barbara Gasiulewitz, Jean Lockhart, Francena Haynes, Adele Singletary, Carmel Ann Esposito, Mary Bivonna. OFFICERS Left to right: Phyllis Rosanio, Treasurer; Pat Scar- pella, Assistant Treasurer; Grace Ianco, President ; Pat La Bue, Vice President; Genevieve Del Guercio, Secretarv; Linda Albanese, Second Vice President. ADULTS—First row: Amelia de Giovanni, Susan Nash, Margaret Oufiero. SENIORS—Second row Fheresa Contursi, Dolores Montiero, Judith Villecca, Mary Bauer, Gay Weiss, Joanne Tomaselli. JUN- IORS—Third row: Sandra Bergamo, Rita Corio, Patricia Torsell, Josephine Del Guercio, Jo Ann De Bellis, Carole Petracco. SOPHOMORES-— Fourth row: Judy Yobbi, Carol Molinari, Donna Lourenco, Patricia Torre, Elaine Polci, Jean Bucca. FRESH- MAN—Fifth row: Lena Alston, Barbara Jasuilewicz, Barbara Nofrio, Margaret Carey, Carol Yobbi, Brigitte Kreckell. Improving the appearance and service of our cafeteria are the main functions of this committee. The girls, without teacher super- vision, perform their duties in a most effective manner. First row: Mary Ann Esposito, Valerie Colonna, Marie La Marca, Pat La Bue, Chairman; Florence Liloia, Evelyn Bruno, Vinnie La Pomo. Second row: Josephine Iannucci, Rosalie Casale, Frances Kukoy, Dolores lellimo, Frances Ley, Rosalina De Vitto, Nancy Del Russo, Lois Lanza, Claire Ancillai. Third row: Angela Diana, Shirley Fania, Elizabeth Politan, Mary Bauer, Faith Clark, Nelda Lopez, Bessie Johnson, Carmella Spodaforio, Martha Celeste. Student STUDENT COUNCIL Our organization, under the supervision of Mrs. Lehman, con sists of homeroom representatives who meet once every month with their six Student Council officers. We are particularly proud of the democratic manner in which our council functions. All elec- tions are bv secret ballot. The responsibility for the success of all dances is assumed by the committees. Participation in all recrea- tional facilities by the students d uring the school day is under the supervision of committee chairmen, usually the school officers. STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES This committee informs the students about school functions, The girls work during their lunch hours on posters to advertise the dances and holidays and, also, publish a welcome sheet for the new Freshmen. Phyllis Caruso, Janice Rippel, Martha Celeste, Gene- vieve Del Guercio, Chairman; Diane Mandato, Lu- cille Gaeta, Josephine Iannucci, Pat Carangelo. CAFETERIA COMMITTEE S н RECREATION COMMITTEE Council All the students thank the girls on this committee because of their help towards making our lunch period enjoyable. These girls are in charge of the records for dancing in the gym and the recreation facilities in the game room. First row: Terry Giordano, Barbara Simonelli, Pat Scarpella, Chairman; Carol Yobbi, Barbara Ventola. Second row: Evelyn Zullo, Connie Piegaro, Gladys Boles, Geraldine Di Rocco. Third row: Arlene Chris, Janice Rippel, Josephine Iannucci, Grace Crozier, Antoinette Kudick, Geraldine Donafrio, Grace Sergel. Grace and Josephine are keeping the platters spinning. HOUSEKEEPING COMMITTEE Our halls and rooms are shining examples of the work done by these girls. They check the building with a sharp eve for care- lessness and untidiness, and also arrange furniture for pictures —their's. K Clockwise: Pat Merlucci, Joan Spiers, Janice Rippel, Judy Vil- h lecca, Rosalie Ensor, Pat Slader, Lorraine Jannicelli, Kathleen Towers, Lynda Albanese, chairman; Shiela Spear, Marjorie Pate. SAFETY COMMITTEE With the cooperation of everyone, this committee has prevented many accidents. These girls help students to form straight lines in the cafeteria and check girls from running in the halls and on the stairs. First row: Dolores Ciofhi, Judy Candice, Christina Cordi, Phyllis Rosania, Chairman; Judy Yobbi, Theresa Contursi. Second row: Josephine Del Guercio, Carole Marchese, Marjorie Langman, An- gela Ferlise, Lucille Gaeta. Third row: Carol Coneglio, Diane Kirkos, Mary Craig, Barbara Aldorasi, Anna Marie Panicucci, Judy De Meola. Fourth row: Nancy Johnson, Iris Cappetta, Jo- Terry keeps a safety eye” on the girls as they go by. sephine Leo, Nelda Lopez, Patricia Bernhardt, Maryann Gerardi. ы DRAMA CLUB The trip to New York, dinner and a show, and at least two as- sembly programs—these are the highlights of the Drama Club. For 1959-60 the Club has pre- sented “The Halloween Hus- band,” “A Christmas Promise, and Spring Performance.” First row: Diane Rufalo, Shiela Spear, Carole Navrowski, Jean Navrowski, Diana Dunn. Rear: Leta Giordano, Theresa Rozsa, Michele Fabiano, Florence Rose. Janice Rippel and Deb- orah Dontas check Kodak awards, | CIVIC CLUB A kind of “first” in our many extra curricu- lar activities is this group. During the year the girls have visited the children's home as Red Cross representatives, assembled a variety of wearing apparel and toys for the Homeroom's “Christmas Child,” entered the Kodak contest, and helped to judge and arrange the local community's “На|- loween Parade at the Roseville Armory. Janet, Elizabeth, Pat, Mary, Mary, Josephine, and Antoinette had a grand time on Halloween. A visit that Sarah, Mary Ann, and Grace will never forget. CAROLYN M. DOOLEY Music, Organist GLEE CLUB Under the skillful direction of Miss Dooley, the girls became elements of vocal sound. The Christmas program, a high spot of the year, was as merry as a holly wreath, and as nostalgic as a Christmas tree. Throughout the year, the Glee Club presents a most entertaining program for students and charitable organizations, on occasions like Par- ents’ Night, Thanksgiving, Easter, and Open House. BOOKWORM CLUB BARBARA LEHMAN Librarian BOOKWORM OFFICERS Standing, left to right: Mary Craig, Elizabeth Politan. Sitting: Lucille Gae- ta, Mary Ann Esposito, Phyllis Guinta. ШҰМПЫП y UN DS РТИ Senior Bookworms lead the way when it comes to shelving, checking-out books, mending books, and writing out those “overdue-slips.” JUNIOR BOOKWORMS One of the largest and most important student organizations in our school is the library club appropriately called “Bookworms.” Miss Lehman and her library trainees faithfully serve the school. They keep the students well informed on the latest books and assist the girls in locating information for research projects ask a “Bookworm” and she will come up with the information Each member serves on a committee, which keeps the library running smoothly turned books, reading the shelves, binding 2 , collecting fines on overdue books, and making attractive displays and bulletin boards make this a busy group. Along with scheduled meetings and parties, the club visits the Trenton State T'eachers Colleg annual library convention. . Just . Checking re- ind covering magazines Are Т АТ a E P usn L dq tu : — E FRESHMEN BOOKWORMS Physical Fitness GYM An alert mind is complimented by a healthy body. During the four years at Essex High, we strived to keep ourselves in ex- cellent physical condition. The routine exercises were given by our instructor, Mrs. Riley, in a gentle but persuasive manner. Sportsmanship is an asset, and we had many opportunities to cultivate this characteristic, while participating in the various games between shop classes. It takes inches off the hips Shuffle... booard! Up, up, ир... all the way up. Perfect form tied the score. Towels that dry us RUTH FITCHETT Practical Nursing MARGARET TACZY Practical Nursing Left to right: Julia Peoples, Alma Wilson, Era Worthy. PRACTICAL Left to right, first row: Louise Ferguson, Doris Scott, Virginia Jack- son, Dorothy Govan. Second row: Rossie Robinson, Jean Ellington, Mae Hallowell, Harriet Armstead, Martha Hawkins. Third row: Cathie Flournoy, Elizabeth Davis, Cora Johnson, Julia Peoples, June Smith, Yvonne Nelson. Fourth row: Carolyn Melton, Catherine Saun ders, Edna Donnicans, Alma Wilson, Juanita Turner, Shirley Dungee, Priscilla Peters, Florence Williams, Evelvn McFadden. Seated: Helen Murren. Left to right: June Smith, Miss Taczy, Juanita Turner, and Barbara Peters. Lilly Smith is preparing to operate the autoclave. NURSES CLOTHILDE MUNSTER Practical Nursing Left to right, first row: Alice Perkins, Aurelice Romero, Jane Opitz, Ora Edwards. Second row: Rosalie Whitaker, Janette Martin, Essie Spruel, Hilda Christy, Lindsay Klein. Third row: Corinthia Davis, Anne Gadson, Helen Murren, Maynelle Ross, May O'Connell, Theresa Maione. Fourth row: Exia Jones, Pearl Smith, Mary Lally, Barbara Peters, Era Worthy, Gladys Branham, Miron Savage, Lathanial Frierson, Forestine Johnson. ROSE ROSE Dietetics Food Service Odessa Eberhardt provides the proper T.L.C. (tender, loving, care) for baby care. Doris Scott, Jean Ellington, Rossie Robinson, Theresa Maione, Aurelice Romero. Patricia Burgan has difficulty giving her patient the necessary nourishment prescribed. 81 Medical Secretary LILLIAN GARDNER Medi al Sei retary First row: Arlene Sterne, Anne Marie Martone, Geraldine Weiner, Jo Ann Fratuntuno, Second row: Ellen Meyerstein, Linda Baisker, Eleanor Conn, Michelena Monzione, Louise Socci. Third row: Faith Donnelly, Judith Gorman, Irene Kapica, Carol Dahlstrom, Helen Jordim, Elena Odesso Fourth row: Susan Nash, Vittoria Calabrese, Lorraine Vaszkis, Jeanne Shiffer, Ada Hunter, Eliza- beth Moeck, Diane Hammer, Virginia Denman, Nola Watson. Dental Assistant Hrn LILLIE E. FAIRCHILD Dental Assistance Left to right: Anita Dodd, Jessie Katsafuros, Loretta Schumacher Sue Goldman, Sylvia Borkan, Linda Cohen, Bonnie Adleman. Shirley Kassel, Margaret Oufiero, Judy Crocker, Susan Gold. 82 Business Machines Left to right: Jacquelin Hayes, Ruby Quick, Janet Tattle, Sandra Straface, Betty Allen. Left to right: Ida Slater, Joy St. Clair, Margaret Schwartz, Thomasind McFall, Mildred Reed, Lovenza Hargroves. MARIE IADIPAOLI Medical Stenography Yearbook Advertising Dress Design Left to right: Brenda Porter, Geraldine Entner. Beauty Culture and MARGARET M. AMBROSE Beauty Culturi GRACE HYLAND Management and dispensary J г 4 27 skills are a requisite for cosmetol- Beauty Culture ogy graduates like Maryann Di- Nicolas, Marilyn Muller, and Cosmetology Arlene Matthews. Right to left, first row: Jean Cignarella, Maryann De Nicolas, Marilyn Muller, Helen Caruso. Second row: Karen Kinpland, Eileen Critchely, Evelyn Plakuf, Violet Ambroski, Amelia De Giovanni. Third row: Josephine Brutti, Yolanda Salzano, Frances Robbins, Arlene Rossi, Maryann Johnson, Helen Cocco, Ann Fanelli. Fourth row: Rosalyn Renner, Barbara Helfer, Arlene Matthews, Charlotte Harvath, Carol McFadden, Grace Brodo, Connie Mobilio. Cosmetolog y Left to right: Dora Washington, Elizabeth Spencer, Cecil Bowers, Pearl Wright, Betty Barton, Rose Clark, Ruth Bey, Joyce Baker, Alberta Binson, Sarah Storks. Right to left: Ida Williams, Betty Davis, Elaine Saunders, Mario Baker, Gladys Marshall, Jean Brown, Rose Hardy, Ollie Knight, Maxine Smith, Mary Morse, Patricia McCoggle, Bernice Foster, Clara Bowers, Dora Burchette, Brenda Hobbs, Kathlyn Zellars, Arlene Scotland, Barbara Attles, Joyce Haley, Evelyn Douglas, Judy Greene, Dorothy Brown, Evelyn Verable, Anne Harrison, Left to right: Marie Smith, Florence Watson, Louise Boyd, Hernnena Graham, Pearl Melvin, Evelyn Wilson, Menerva Inris, Elizabeth Owens, Oneta Wiggins, Marie Martin, Constance Scott, Sylvia Kerr, Deborah Howard, Bernice Carey. DRUCILLA ASHE Beauty Culture Cosmetology Pearl Wright demonstrating her skills . gn . Б in giving а manicure to Rosemary Harley. ROSAMUND MARROW Beauty Culture Cosmetology 9 59 Homeroom 209 became Alvin's permanent home. кшш | ! 12 59 Laughing Santa Student Coun 9 59 “Now, let me see.” inert 12 59 Gifts for all 60 mpaign antics 12 59 Quiet night Social 9 59 A winning team 1 60 Partying grads In the spring more phones do ring. Calendar The night the students shined for their parents. 2 60 2 60 Engagement yes, cupid says. Casting her ballot . К. URINMAN 24 80 6 60 a drivers galore. % Long-awaited moment Let's make a date for September. Athena s. Staff Joanne Tomaselli's smile of satisfaction proves the vearbook is completed CONTEST RESULTS A moment of silence for Gay Weiss and Barbara Aldorasi to relax. Barbara, Joanne, and Gay look at last year's results. FINANCIAL COMMITTEE Leg © “Are we short any money today? Left to right: Barbara Aldorasi, Diane Dom: gauer, Verne Horton, Mary Craig. ART COMMITTEE Shade that area a little darker, please. Front: Agnes Drake, Phyllis Giunta, Patricia Slader. Rear: Joni Caligiuri, Patricia Denman, Bessie Johnson. Will the write ups ever get done!” Left to right: Theresa Contursi, Beverly Bennett, Stephanie Carr, Winifred Dominie, Beaula Lee. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE “Wait a minute, let me check my book.” Left to right: Judith Villecca, Verna Newcomer, Ann Quaresimo, Claire Ancillai, Madeline Cas- sullo, Angela Palmieri. LIS ESPOSITO — == == — M À 7 А zm eS P РӘ rw Im в IS YOUR PROU ST HOU Me. 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. LORSTAN-PHOMAS STUDIOS FOREMOST SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THE EAST Serving Savers Since 1857” THE HOWARD for Your SAVINGS INSTITUTION SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS BEST WISHES А . - 1 Newark € South Orange MEDICAL ASSISTANTS — 1960 New Jersey Member Federal I Jeposit Insurance Corporation Peauty Culture 11A B Home Room 5 Extend Best Wishes to The Graduating Class of 1960 Best wishes and good luck to the SENIORS B. M. 11 - GROUP 2 Graduation Class Dental Assistants | , ADULT TECHNICAL STUDENTS BROCH’S PHARMACY I reshman ) BOOKWORMS BELMONT GLASS MIRROR CO. Class of 1960 H NATIONAL DENTAL SUPPLY CO. Freshman 2 Compliments of a Friend Best Wishes [гот В. M. 11 - GROUP 1 6 . eg A uestions O NSWEIS about a Telephon Career . Why is the Phone Company a good place to work? . Telephone work is important work—vital to the community—and it offers you good starting pay. attractive hours, liberal benefits. . What sort of openings are there? . There are many opportunities. Growing telephone service creates an ever-greater need for operators, customer-contact people, stenographers, clerks and many others. . How about advancement? . You can expect frequent raises—with a chance to qualify for supervisory positions, if you show yourself capable of moving up. . Are there other reasons why I'd like working for the Phone Company? . Many. You'll meet lots of interesting people of your own age—enjoy frequent company-planned social activities—work in pleasant, modern surroundings. . How can | find out more about opportunities for a Telephone Career? . Just see your Vocational Guidance Director Why not do it today? NEW JERSEY BELL (0-3) C neratul tions Technical Secretary 10's Phone HU. 2-7732 Leo Hopp PHARMACY CARL F. HOPP, R.P 140 Orange St., Ne wark N. 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