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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

ב ТНЕ 1961 АТНЕМА Published by SENIOR GLASS of THE ESSEX COUNTY VOCATIONAL and TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 300 North Thirteenth Street, Newark, N. J. Will you join Athena аз she operates the time machine? It has stored four most precious years belonging to the Class of 1961. Our time machine recalls each year here at Essex High and relates it to a great period of advancement in history. The Golden Age of Greece was the beginning of learning and so was that Freshman Year when our interest in learning became more meaningful. Upon entering the Sophomore Year, we were guided in the selection of a course that best suited our ability. Like the reawakening during the Renaissance, our talents were brought forth to develop. With a background of textbook theory ready to be put into practice, we became Juniors. Just as the Industrial Revolution produced modern and up-to-date methods, we acquired new skills and techniques thereby becoming more proficient in our particular field. As each of these eras in history brought man closer to present-day accomplishments so had these three past years contributed to our goal—that of being a Senior and graduating. Athena’s time machine does not stop with the present, however. It also focuses on our adult students who are seeking further achievement by resuming their education just as the age of science continues to search beyond known frontiers. ATHENA’S IME = MACHINE То Be КететЬетей... ADMINISTRATION ......... PRINCIPAL GUIDANCE ............ SENIORS . MEMORIES . JUNIORS .. SoPHOMORES FRESHMEN ...... ADULTS CLUBS BOOSTERS . ADVERTISERS . ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ADMINISTRATORS GEORGE W. MORGENROTH Director A PnHiLip H. HANEY ALBERT J. CICCONE STEPHEN ANDRASKO Assistant Director Secretary and Supervisor of Instruction Business Manager EDWARD J. COUGHLIN ELSTON W. MEYER Supervisor of Supervisor of Apprentice— Guidance and Placement Part Time and Evening Instruction Principal ROSALIE C. RISINGER To the Graduates: When you are participating in wholesome, productive activities, time has a way of passing very quickly. My congratulations to each of you on reaching this goal. Now that you are ready to enter the business world, may I wish you every success and happiness. MRS. RISINGER takes a moment to say, Hello. In Appreciation to: ELIZABETH DUNHAM Guidance Counselor It is only with words that we can convey our appreciation to you, Mrs. Dunham. Your many years of untiring dedication and service to Essex High and its students will, we know, serve as a reminder of a job well done. As we take our place in the business world, may our success reflect the effort and time spent by you in guiding each of us. We hope that your association with us will al- ways remain a continuing source of pride. Guidance Department Checking a student's record and helping her choose the right course are two important functions of the Guidance Department PATRICIA M. UNDERWOOD Guidance Office Staff BETTY PANTANO BERNICE WARRICK Registration Office Duplicating Department MAUDE PENNINGTON Main Office MRS. RACHIELE asks one of the business students to place an outside call Medical Department MARY EDMISON School Nurse The patch test doesn't hurt a bit, MAUDE V. VANGE School Physician SENIOR Homeroom Faculty yi у = Harry Corson GRACE HYLAND Business Machines Beauty Culture DoLLY KELLEY JAMES LEITH К. NEAL OWENS Commercial Art Technical Procedures Social Studies Athena Art Adviser Financial Chairman of U.N. Field Trip Sponsor Magazine Drive MARGARET L. SISKA PATRICIA SKIDMORE ELIZABETH TRINKS Supervised Office Experience Food Service Dress Design Typewriting Senior Class Adviser Pace 10 C From earliest times the art of beauty culture has been used for the purposes of adornment and improvement of one’s appearance. The Egyptians were one of the most important contributors to this art, and we owe many of our ideas and techniques to them. With the beginning of the second year, we entered our major course. Our spanking white shoes and yellow jackets, along with our black kits, identified us everywhere we went. Our kits, not only held the tools of our trade, but they served as good seats when our tired feet gave out. By the time the sophomore year was over, we had become specialists in shampooing and in the manicuring of ten little fingers. As juniors, we experienced many firsts: our first white uniform, our first paying customer, and our first part-time job in a beauty parlor. Chemistry was one of our most difficult subjects, but in the lab it was fun. We made cold cream, hair and scalp pomade, and liquid beauty aids. At last we were seniors! To graduate and to become fulltime operators, we had to pass the New Jersey State Board Beauty Culture examination. Our teachers drilled and drilled on the theory we had learned. We practiced and practiced one permanent after another— twelve in all—until we had the experience we needed. Now with our basic learning over, we face the future and its possibilities for advanced study in the art of hairdressing and cosmetology and the hope of managing or owning our own shop. LOUISE AFFLITTO 314 Dayton Street, Newark H.R. Pres. 1; Glee Club 4. “Lovable Lou always true pleasant personality a smile too. . this is revealing our Lou to you . always found with Terry and Joanne. Beauty Culture PRISCILLA BUTLER 15 Ralph Street, Belleville 2,3,4; Safety Com. 4; Cafeteria Glee Club 3,4: Bookworm . а package from heaven . . . her friendly personality shines over all when you're with Priscilla you have a ball . . . her smile and style make her sweet ...a friend always... good luck, happiness, and success KATHALEEN BUCHANAN 60 High Street, West Orange Dance Com. 2,3 Kathy lustrous hair . . . brightest of eyes . . . behind their twinkle we know what lies a smile that glows . . . thoughtfulness that shows . . . from the top of her head, to the tip of her toes! . . . Oh you know. JOSEPHINE CALABRIA 451 North Fifth Street, Newark Glee Club 1; Dance Com. 2,3; Bookworm 3; Recreation Com. 4; Senior Class Sec. 4. personality plus . . . never a fuss‏ . . . ס[ slim and trim . . . dancing in the gym‏ . forever neat from her hair to her feet‏ . ...а nicer person you couldn't meet . . .‏ always with Ann‏ MARTHA BUCHANAN 60 High Street, West Orange H.R. V. Pre: Athena Staff 4; De tion Со� Marty brown eyes heart brig} runs by tl young man t ИВ every plan think our “Маг is really grand Marre CAMPANELLA 433 South Fifteenth Street, Newark Decoration Com. 2,3. “Сатру”... а girl who deserves the best . а smile is her fortune . . . a ring is her goal . . . a wonderful friend . . . Dee, do you have any spray? . . . always jolly . never blue . . . that's “Campy” thru and thru. Patricia ANN CAMUSO 293 Sussex Avenue, Newark ELAINE De NICHOLAS 59 Brown Street, Nutley H.R. Sec.-Treas. 4; Bookworm 3,4; Wel- fare Com. 4; Publicity Com. 3. Radiant hair and dimples to match . for some young man she'll be quite а catch a personality that really glows she'll be a SUCCESS whereve r she goes “Guess who called?” DOLORES CHIRICHELLO 10 Pine Grove Terrace, Newark Bookworm 2 Dee ... worry, worry, worry loves to eat... wonderful friend to have “Hair cuts again?” 1 ring will make her happy and gay but still waiting for that special okay Camp, what have you for lunch?” 2 Коѕ� имр De Уттто 604 North Sixth Street, Newark January Graduate H.R. V. Pres. 1,2; Cafeteria Com. 3,4; Athena Com. 4 Rozzie time rolls around but watch out when she comes by . one of the Ma-fr-ettes You don't love me anymore loves potato chips Still of the Night. never found when lunch cute, sometimes shy AMELIA CORDASCO 72 Brighton Avenue, Belleville Bookworm 3,4; Welfare Com. 4; Pub licity Com. 3; Decoration Com. 3; Glee Club 4. Amel her laughter's contagious . . . her smile's aglow . . . there's bound to be excitement wherever she goes ie . Sh loves to dance loves to eat . . . that our Amel she can't be-beat! How do you spell that? S 196.1 Nancy Dex Russo 333 North Thirteenth Street, Newark January Graduate H.R. Pres. 2,3; Cafeteria Com. 3,4. “Nan”... her giggles and laughter will never end for this she’s won many a friend . . . her wit, her smile, and friendly ways will make her a favorite all her days . one of the Ma-f ettes loves LEE-STRUMS SOUP GERALDINE Dı Rocco 109 Sanford Avenue, Belleville Recreation Com. 3; Dance C Gerry . . . one of the fortunate few whose happy smile always comes through ... “Гм hungry,” you'll hear as she runs like a deer right through the door of the cafeteria . Oh! how she loves Phila delphia. Beauty Culture WINNIE DOMINIE 90 Mill Street, Bloomfield H.R. V. Pres. 4; Glee Club 3,4; Athena Staff 3,4; Bookworm 2,3,4; Safety Com. 4. Win ...a little bundle of joy . more trouble with flat tires . . . just a happy person with a wild imagination . always found running to take part in her various activities . . . adored and loved by all. Pace 14 KATHERINE ANN D1acovo 290 Ravenswood, Mountainside January Graduate Welfare Com. 1; H.R. Asst. Sec. 4: Glee Club 4 “Kathy” a tiny lass with lots of class . mischievous eyes . . . fashion plate... one of the “Ма fi ettes ambition, to be a hair colorist. loves carrots . 2 E 6 2 № 6 7 CHARLOTTE E. FRABLE 233 William Street, Belleville H.R. Sec. 1,2; Bookworm 3,4; Glee Club 4; Publicity Com. 4. Fairest of skin . reddest of hair... Charlotte's one beyond compare bluest of eyes . . . bright as the skies. . . they're always flirting with the guys . . . pastime, learning to bowl . . . Oh, really? LUCILLE DoMENICK 27 Mt. Pleasant Avenue, Belleville Pres. 2; Bookworms 2,3,4; Glee ‚4; H.R. Ass't Treas. 4 jute Lu always lends a ] be found at your ! dictable is her nature that's why so well-liked “We're going to WINIFRED GILHOOLEY 54 Eleventh Avenue, Newark Dance Com. 2,3; Hostess Com. 3. Mickey . . . a friend to the end... although things are left unsaid, she'll never let you down . . . always with a smile, never with a frown . . . she's wild for Al-monds . . . Like you know . . .” THERESA GIORDANO 197 Warwick Street, Newark H.R. V. Pres H.R. Treas. 1; Book worm 2; Cafeteria Com Little Terry shine like the nig evealing her beauty with such delight . 1 Vogue fashion can always be seen on this little talking machine ilways found with JoAnn and Louise Dorotuy M. HOLLAND 65 Manor Drive, Newark Safety Com. 2; Dance Com. 3 Cookie . reflects rays of light . gleaming and bright sedate and sweet all this makes her complete . . . litt le work . . . but lots of play that's our Cookie all the way always waiting for a special someone to call. 3; Glee Club Mary ANN GIUNTA 476 South Thirteenth Street, Newark January Graduate Н.А. V. Pres. 1,2; Н.В. Sec. 3; Safety Com. 4; Cafeteria Com. 4; Glee Club 4 Bunny a sparkling eye . . . a light step a little girl . . . with lots of pep one of the Ma-frettes . she has a laugh that's full of fun and a dis- position bright as the sun . . . Loves Turk-ey. MAR JORIE LANGMAN JACOBSON 197 Sylvan Avenue, Newark January Graduate Safety Com. 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Book worm 2,3,4 Marge always a smile two rings instead of one happy go lucky ... wellliked and loved . a treasure of wonderful qualities . . . what more can a girl ask for! . . . good luck. JoAnn GONZALEZ 90 Davenport Avenue, Newark H.R. Sec. 1; Camera Club 1; Glee Club 4 Gonzalez a friend you can always trust whose golden chain of friend ship will never rust . that cute little face will take her every place always found with Terry and Louise . . Oh Please! 1961 Bertua E. Liuzza 187 North Thirteenth Street, Newark January Graduate H.R. Sec.-Treas. 3; H.R. Treas. 4; Cafe teria Com. 4; Glee Club 4 Bert she is popular and full of fun and as pretty as they come . . .a cheery greeting . . . a friendly smile . . . happy-go-lucky is her style . . . one of the Ma-frettes Please love me for- ever. Ah ANGELA MARIE LOPREATO 206 Summer Avenue, Newark Glee Club 1; Decoration Com. 3: Dance Com. 2,3; Publicity Com. 3; Welfare Com. 3 “Ang”... a smile to greet every day... always a friendly word to those who pass her way . . . her personality and her char- acter are far beyond compare . . . a little bit of loving is hers to share. Beauty Culture ELLa В. MURRIN 11 Fleming Avenue, Newark Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Dance Com. 2,3. “Little Ella . . . a little girl with big ideas . . . her smile will make a dark day bright . . . her friendliness will always be remembered . . . always with Ellen and Helen . . . Wait for ше”... favor- ite song, Diamonds and Pearls. Pace 6 ELAINE MULHOLLAND 346 Fourteenth Avenue, Newark H.R. Pres. 1; Bookworm 3,4; Publicity Com. 4; Dance Com. 2,3. Chips . . . a friendly smile heart that's true . . . a tiny package . .. with eyes of blue . always happy... bright and gay . and in our hearts she'll always stay “Say, listen.” A LUCILLE ANN Ми� о 33 Eaton Place, East Orange January Graduate H.R. Treas. 2; Bookworm 3; Glee Club 3,4; Safety Com. 2; Housekeeping Com. Lou . . . she is small, she is wise . . . she is a terror for her size . . . a smile on her lips, laughter in her heart . . . that's our Lucille, right from the start . . . one of the Ma-frettes . . . Love-Pat! Grace MURRAY 34 Swaine Place, West Orange Glee Club 4; Dance Com. 2,3. Speedy always fast . has that certain glow . laughing smile sparkling eyes . . . she is a friend to idolize ambition, to work in exclu sive Beauty Salon never slow NORMA OAKERSON 25 Taylor Street, Millburn H.R. Vice Pres. 4; Bookworm 3,4; Glee Club 4; Publicity Com. 4. Normie . . . tall . . . pretty . . . starry- eyed . . . gay . . . these adjectives describe her all the way . . . personality plus . . . a friend to everyone . . . ambition, mar riage. CAROLE ANN PETRACCO 219 North Sixth Street, Newark January Graduate H.R. Pres. 1,3,4; Bookworm 1,2,3,4: Cafeteria Com. 3,4; Safety Com. 4 Ca-roll a friend to one, a friend to all But Rita, what am I gonna do! one of the Ma-frettes everything is so amusing, that's why she's so gay and full of fun. ANN QUARESIMO 104 Third Street, Newark H.R. Pres. 2; Athena Com. 3,4: Recrea tion Com. 4 Never a worry never a sigh... a witty little imp with a gleam in her eye known for her good nature and will ingness to help others can always be found with Jo ELLEN M. Potts 163 Summer Avenue, Newark Glee Club 3,4; Dance Com. 2,3. Pottsie a great friend to everyone fun to be with anywhere . . . always a smile . . . C. Y.O. and sorority girl... can be found with Ella and Helen . . Hurry up favorite song, A Mil lion to One. Many Jo RiciGLiANO 285 Fourteenth Avenue, Newark January Graduate H.R. Sec. 3; Glee Club 4; Cafeteria Com. 4 Mare a friend to everyone she may meet a smile that's sweet . . . one of the Ma-frettes а comin' a goin' she's never on time Hey hon, wait for me loves “po-otto-chips.” Many PRICE 314 Dayton Street, Newark Glee Club 4; Dance Com. 2,3: Book- worm Treas. 2,3. Full of fun and laughter . . . a friend worth having . sparkling eyes, ring to match . waiting for that certain catch outstanding personality . . . always has that certain glow . . . Thie-is re- tarded . . . ambition, to own exclusive beauty salon. 1961 ANGELA M. SEMENORO 20 Ella Street, Bloomfield Camera Club 1; Glee Club 1; Decorating Com. 2,3. Babe . dancing feet . always in beat . . . top of the list in doing the twist . laughing eyes . friendship true always happy . never blue . ambition to become a hair stylist Cheap, but good. HELEN Maria SNIEZEK 104 South Twelfth Street, Newark Glee Club 3,4; Dance Com. 2,3. “Crisco” . . .a girl always ready to lend a helping hand . . . a girl whose friendship will expand . . . her hair so dark . . . her eyes so brown . . . you can spot her miles around . . . favorite song, “Devil or Angel.” Beauty Culture Rita D. Tomasino 646 North Fourth Street, Newark January Graduate H.R. Treas. 2. A true friend . . . trim and quiet . . . fun to be with . . . likes to go bowling . . . ambition, to be a successful beautician . one of the Ma-frettes . . . How does my hair look? ый: я لے‎ + м 4 = Pace 18 Joanne TEDESCO 731 North Sixth Street, Newark H.R. Pres. 2; Glee Club 1; Decorating Com. 2,3. Laughing eyes of emerald green . . . has all the makings of the ideal teen . always happy . . . full of fun . . . a good friend to everyone . . . “ГИ fix him! Jo ANN TORRE 652 South Fifteenth Street, Newark Glee Club 1; H.R. Sec. 2; Welfare Com. 3; Publicity Com. 3. “Torey” . . . angel in disguise . . . friend so true and wise . . . sunshine Бат... laughing eyes . . . she's one to idolize . . . adored in every way . . . may blessings fill her day . . . happiness is all she knows and showers it wherever she goes! Evaina C. THEN 29 Clinton Terrace, Irvington H.R. Sec.-Treas. 1,2; Athena Staff 4; Dance Com. 2,3 Eyes so large . lashes so long . likes to hear jazz and have a real ball . . . al ways ready with advice . personality an’ wit she makes a real prize . . Her love for him. Patricia A. TORSELL 482 South Fourteenth Street, Newark Н.В. Pres. 3,4; Glee Club 1; Recreation Com. 1,2. “Patti” . . . pretty like an angel . . . god- dess of beauty ... . you'll find our Patti's a real cutie . . . starry eyes for that certain someone . . . ambition, to enter a hair styling show . . . I don't want to hear It. TECHNICAL SECRETARY Ever since the birth of the alphabet, scribes have found it necessary to be skilled in the use of shorthand. It is believed by historians that the use of symbols dates back to almost 2,000 B.C. These systems of writing have become the building blocks for our present-day shorthand. We prepared ourselves as sophomores with a new fountain pen, clean steno pad, and two freshly-sharpened No. 2 pencils. These tools were used to record baffling dots, curves, and dashes based on such strange sounds as (€? ) oi, ( ) oo, and ( € ) ith. It was the beginning of a three-year period for interpreting blueprints. Before we realized it, we were juniors. We now not only had to write shorthand and read it, but were responsible for transcribing it accurately. The mimeograph, dictating machines, and the comptometer helped broaden our understanding of the duties we would be responsible for in an office. Our last year proved most rewarding. Our arms ached as we kept practicing to attain a faster speed in shorthand. Some of us developed a comma complex in transcription. Several periods were spent taking dictation in Manufacturing Processes for our Technical Procedures notebooks. Blueprint reading progressed from a simple drawing of a circle to one that now had a front view, a top view, a section A-A, and a section B-B. Becoming today's secretary was now within our reach—we looked forward to receiving our first pay check. ANNA BEEVERS 296 Sussex Avenue, Newark Big brown eyes . . . boyfriends galore . . salami is her favorite dish . . . Have a nice weekend . . . what would Keans- burg do without Бег... famous for her imitation of Yogi Bear . . . No. 1 of the Inseparable VIII. Technical Secretary CATHERINE BRODO 717 North Sixth Street, Newark January Graduate Н.Д. Sec. 1; Treas. 3; Bookworm 1,2,3,4. Cathy . sparkling black hair . always done with a flair . . . winning smile . . . pleasing personality . . . the traits she has compiled . . . always busy, no leisure time . . . loves pizza . . . Bet- ter days are coming . . . one of the For gotten Few. Pace 20 SANDRA BERGAMO 146 Fairmont Avenue, Newark H.R. Pres. 2,3. Sandy Inseparable No. II famous for her hair styles . . . a fruit a day keeps the doctor away . . . pet peeve hayfever . . . just wild about Plymouth Furies . . . personality and looks all wrapped up in one... I'm not going steady anymore. LORRAINE CAPUTO 190 North Third Street, Newark Glee Club 1; Student Council 2; H.R. Sec. 3; Ass't Treas. 4. “Lorry” . . . sweet and small . . . friendly to all . . . not to dance would be a shame, for her feet might bring her fame . . . her technique is hair full of streaks . . . Aye Madone . . . Harbor Lights. JANEEN ВЕТНКЕ 87 Durand Place, Irvington Bookworm 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4 “Jan” . . . eyes a sparkling hazel . . . fun . nice to know .. . a little . Кеерз you guess to be with tease now and then ing not as quiet as she seems “What letters do we have in Steno to night?” No. I “Little Six.” Mary CAROLLO 58 Taylor Street, Newark H.R. Treas. 2; Glee Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Dance Com. 2,3. Another one of the “Inseparables” . . . rings to match all her clothes . . . can always be found talking on the phone . . . ambition is to own a T-bird . . . Harry Belafonte is her favorite . . . Better days are coming. STEPHANIE Carr 284 Broadway, Newark Glee Club 3,4: Bookworm 3,4; H.R. Sec. 4: Honor Roll; Athena Editor-in-Chief. Steve . . . Seton Hall's little secretary ... Paterson is her second home . . . long blonde hair, ala Bardot No. II of Little Six . . . What am I going to do with this hair? DOLORES CIOFFI 428 Belleville Avenue, Belleville Safety Com. 2; Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council Ass't Treas. 4; Chairman Recreation Com. 4. Dee ... when it comes to make-up not a speck . . . collars always buttoned up to her neck . . . she has a flair for fixing hair ... Brother . . . a pleasant smile for everyone . . . she always has something to be done. EprrH Caruso 735 North Sixth Street, Newark Glee Club 3,4; Bookworm 1; Dance Com. 3.4 “Edie” . . . “Inseparable No. IV”... little chatterbox . never at a loss for words . . . can be seen cruising in her Cadillac . . . I don't get it . . . jazz is her latest adventure . . . On the Street Where You Live. Doronzs DeVito 67 South Seventh Street, Newark Safety Com. 3. Dee . . . green-eyed lass with lots of class . . . known for her beautiful blonde twist . . . she has personality plus . . . makes you laugh until you bust . . . can always be seen with Lorry . . . Yeah . ambition, to attend college. JuprrH CASIERO 40 Kearney Street, Newark Dance Com. 2,3. J'...sparkling and gay . . . dreams of going to Texas... has an unending appe- ше... What do we have this morn- ing? . . . one of the “Inseparables” . . . future plans, home of her own . . . known for her beatnik ways. 1961 Jo Ann FERRARI 298 North Tenth Street, Newark January Graduate Jo ... tall and slender . . . charming too . . . a pleasing smile she has for you . a squeaky laugh, and a soft, soft voice . . . loves bowling and swimming... Oh, this hair makes me nervous . . . One of the Forgotten Few. KATHLEEN FLYNT 388 North Seventh Street, Newark Glee Club 3,4; Cafeteria Com. 4; H.R. V. Pres. 3.4; Bookworm 3,4; Athena Ass't Editor 4. “Ка”... most versatile girl you'll ever meet . . . always moving those dancing feet . . . all those friends she'll always keep . . . her looks are very trim and sleek . . . all that work she'll never com- plete . . . No. 3 of the Little Six”... Oh, now what? Technical Secretary PATRICIA GRADY 83 Johnson Avenue, Newark Student Council Sec. 4; Bookworm 3,4; Mag. Drive Com. 4; Athena 4; Honor Roll 3. “Pat” . . . The Little Secretary ...а nicer friend you'll never find . . . a ter rific dresser . . . loves to talk . . . would rather dance than have to walk ... No. 4 “Little Six ambition—top-notch secretary . . . What do you mean? Doris GAESTEL 49 North Hawthorne Lane, Newark January Graduate Bookworm 2,3,4; Safety Com. 4. Real cute blonde . . . lots of pep ... always trying a new dance step Manasquan her favorite resort . . . Hey, how would I look with my hair short? . oh those fabulous week-ends . . . one of the Forgotten Few. ANTOINETTE KUDICK 423 South Sixteenth Street, Newark Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Bookworm Тгеаз. 4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Recreation Com. 2,3,4; Cafeteria Com. 3. Toni ...a winning smile . . . trying to help all the while . . . likes pretzels and ice cream . . . a star on ice is her dream . with Jan is usually found . . . “Just to be with you” . . . You'll never guess what happened! BRUNHILDA Gauss 72 Seventh Avenue, Newark Dance Com. 3; Safety Com. 4; Award 3 Bonnie friendly and gay in a quiet way . Maybelline's best customer . . . beautiful dark eyes . waiting for her car is busy answering her brother's phone calls Kid stuff’ . . . How's my hair look? Patricia LA BUE 615 North Eighth Street, Newark January Graduate Senior Class Pres. 4; Student Council V. Pres. 3,4; H.R. Pres. 1,2,4; Athena 3,4; Chairman Cafeteria Com. 3,4. You see her here . . . you see her there . . . look around she's everywhere . . . very active, intelligent too . . . her per- sonality will capture you . . . flaming red hair and eyes of brown . . . traveling is her dream . . . One of the Forgotten Few. VINCENZA LOPOMO 606 North Sixth Street, Newark January Graduate H.R. Treas. 1,2,4; Cafeteria Com. 3,4: Welfare Com. 1 “Vinnie” quiet ways and dainty mo tions, are included in one sweet potion a touch of humor and lots of brains ‚ all these charms she surely claims . Hello peoples digs Frank Sinatra one of the Forgotten Few. VERNA NEWCOMER 516 South Thirteenth Street, Newark January Graduate Safety Com. 3,4; Magazine Com. 3,4: Bookworm 3,4; Athena 3,4. Soft eyes of green . . . calm, cool manner is her theme . . . loves Italian food, base ball, and soccer . . . Sarah Coventry's hest customer . . . her words concise; her driving precise . . . How hysterical” . . . one of the Forgotten Few. EILEEN LuoNGO 315 Woodside Avenue, Newark Glee Club 2,3: Bookworm 2,4; Dance Com. 3,4: Honor Roll 1,2,3. No. 6 of the Inseparables . . . big brown eyes and oh those lashes . . . al ways singing Wonderful Girl . . . lots of problems to solve . I know less, Lee . . . still waiting to drive that car PATRICIA PHEDER 456 Fourth Avenue, Newark Glee Club 1; Ass't Treas. 2; Safety Com. 3.4; Bookworm 3,4. “Pat” ... tall and slender is our Pat... always trying to get fat . . . pleated skirts she loves to wear . . . Can you tell that I just washed'my hair? . . . she couldn't squeeze another thing in her locker . . . Tonight, Tonight. Patricia Mason 141 Montgomery Avenue, Irvington Pat hair of blonde . . . eyes so green with little Patty she's always seen . . . she has the craziest laugh . . . Hey, you know what happened . . . one of the Little Six . . . ambition, top’ notch secretary 1964 ELIZABETH DOLORES POLITANO 357 Thirteenth Avenue, Newark Bookworm Pres. 4; H.R. Pres. 1; H.R. V. Pres. 2; Bookworm Sec. 3; Cafeteria Com. 3,4. Liz ... her dark eyes shine most all the time . . . those lunches she packs are more than snacks . . . bright lipsticks are her specialty . . . Dee, do my hair? . . . loves Frank Sinatra . . . tall . . . always late . . . All The Way. Pace 3 Janice ARLINE RIPPEL 426 South Fifteenth Street, Newark Bookworm 2,3,4; Housekeeping Com 2,3; Publicity Com. 3,4; Recreation Com. 3; Athena 3,4 “ Jan . . . a nicer person can't be found . always helping all around seen with Toni all the time happiness and success she hopes to find . honor roll student she has been . with her you know you'll always win Technical Secretary LENORE SAN GIACOMO 45 Manchester Place, Newark Dance Com. 2,3 No. 7 of the Inseparables Lee is our little guide through blueprints . . . shiny blue eyes . petite figure Eileen, I know nothing dreams of a home of her own . . . loves listening to Sinatra best all around DIANE VENTOLO 2 Kearney Street, Newark T.S.s own Little Lu Lu Newark's future plans, home Jay personality laughs latest ro vad hazard of her own galore Inseparable No. 8 to know her is to love her Say that again. ROOM 202 has a happy buzz when each T.S. is kept busy SSSR BUSINESS MACHINES The abacus was one of the first efficient calculating instruments ever devised. In fact, it is still being used in comparison tests for speed and accuracy with our modern-day business computers. However, today’s machines are able to handle the very complicated problems as well as the simple addition and multiplication examples in a few seconds. When we first entered Room 218 as sophomores, we stood in awe of all those comptometers. Our fingers seemed reluctant to move to the correct numbers and they were forever getting stuck between the keys. What a great relief it was to finally add a column and come out with the right answer. Bookkeeping, with its ever-growing work sheets, helped us to understand another phase of the world of figures. Having more ability, we, as juniors, were ready to solve advanced problems on the Sensimatic and the Bookkeeping machines. What a year for homework! If we didn’t have bookkeeping accounts to balance, we were analyzing cases in law, drawing charts and graphs for eco- nomics, or trying to become amateur stockbrokers. Along with our billing, computing, and typing practice, we added new office experience to our senior year—the major one, figuring payrolls. To locate that missing penny took hours of checking. It was most satisfying for us to realize that we could operate approximately ten different computers, along with the vari-typer, switchboard, dictaphone, and mimeograph. We felt proud of this accomplishment and were ready to find a position where we could demonstrate our skill. MARGARET А. ADDOTTA 158 Montclair Avenue, Newark Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; H.R. Pres. 3. Marge . . . Miss Dependabili ty . . . always as busy as a bee . . . always 100%- ing to top the score for St. Lucy's Bugle Corps . . . her love that runs so true... Miss Florida of 215 . . . Oh be quiet Bobbi wait. Business Machines BARBARA А. ALFANO 596 Summer Avenue, Newark H.R. V. Pres. 1; H.R. Sec. 2; Recreation Com. 3; Bookworm 3; Safety Com. 4. Bobbi . . . eyes of sparkling hazel . . . always a joke . . . never a frown... you can't help laughing when she's around . . . always seen talking to Diana . . . Is my make-up on right? . . . “I’m only kid- ding . . . One of the “Big 8. РАСЕ 26 a frown... Janet J. AIELLO 131 Davenport Avenue, Newark H.R. Pres. 2; H.R. Treas. 3. “Where do we go next? . . . always found with a pencil, but never with books . when Janet's around, there's never oh that Jimmy Clanton! Janet, get rid of the gum . always found in that Chevy. ANITA APOSTOLICO 136 Bloomfield Avenue, Newark January Graduate H.R. Sec. 2; H.R. Treas. 3; Bookworm 3,4; Athena Staff 4; Welfare Com. 4. Different moods . . . different eyebrows . . . No. One of the “Inseparable Pests ... full of pep... lots of fun . . . liked by everyone . . . is there when trouble's found . . . bowling, her favorite sport . . . We- 1 ГЇЇ be . . . that black Cadillac. [умра C. ALBANESE 168 North Seventeenth Street, East Orange Student Council V. Pres. 3; H.R. Pres. 1; Senior Class Treas. 4; Athena Staff 4; Recreation Com. 4 A pinch of sugar, a pinch of spice that's our Lyn . mighty nice . extended glasses for her long lashes forever smiling, full of vim . . . always dancing in the gym... one of the “Big q “Crazy,” BEVERLY ANN BENNETT 255 Sixteenth Avenue, Newark January Graduate Bookworm 1; H.R. Sec. 1; Athena Staff 3,4. “Bev” . . . erect with head high . . . red hair makes them sigh . . . don't tell her she’s wrong . . . determined to the end . completely modern in trend . ... “You should have seen what happened!” . always with “Jo.” BARBARA ANN BUONOCORE 115 Washington Street, Bloomfield Hostess Com. 2. Long lustrous hair . . . sparkling eyes... that's what makes our Bobbi so wise ‚ always а friendly “НИ”... found with Viv and Marge . Smiley favorite saying, Oh be quiet! . . . am- bition, to be a successful helpmate. CAROL De CESARE 4 South Pine Lane, Newark H.R. V. Pres. 5. How cheap”. . . always found twistin' in the gym... Lil' C, she'll always be ... 53” she'll never see . . . “Tonight, Tonight . . . Take it back and get me a round one . . . being on time is her goal . . . Marie's other half. Ровотну MARIE CHAPKO 333 Park Avenue, Newark Bookworm 1; Glee Club 2; Recreation Com. 3; Housekeeping Com. 4; Athena Staff 4. “Chops”... a kind heart . . . loves to eat . . for counting calories she can't be beat . in Dairyland or Twin City she can always be found . . . wearing a smile... never a frown... I can't figure it out. Loretta ОЕ Gelso 22 Otsego Road, Verona January Graduate H.R. Treas. 3. Lorey ... “Hey” . . . ambitions, to go to college and visit California . . . Bobby Darin, favorite singer . . . forever smil- ing...a book fiend . . . always working in the store . . . friendly to all . . . con- stantly seen with Jo and Bev. JoAnn De BELLIS 85 Webster Street, Newark January Graduate Bookworm 1,4; Safety Com. 1 Pres. 3. Jo . . . the “champagne.girl” . . . spar- kling and gay . . . alWáy$ - missed when she's away . . . top notch in the magazine drive . . . tall and kind . 17 always seen with “Bev”... “Are you kidding!” .. . someone will be very lucky! 19 61 Су� к А. De Jurio 230 Ampere Parkway, Bloomfield January Graduate Pleasing voice . . . never rushed . . . quiet charm . . . always ready with a winning smile . . . loves music, ice skating, and bowling . . . can always be found with Joey and Mar... “I'm tired . . . “Dia- monds and Pearls. Pace 27 JOSEPHINE ANN DEL Guzncio 128 Hudson Street, Newark H.R. Pres. 2,3; Safety Com. 3,4; Book- worm 3,4; Athena Staff 4 Little girl . . . full of fun . . . always help- ing everyone . . . shining hair... gleam ing eyes . . . a bundle of mischief in dis guise . . . a girl whose full of pep and go . always happy, that's our Jo No kidden. Business Machines JOSETTE ANN FosELL 24 Waldo Avenue, Bloomfield Jo . . . the girl with sparkling blue eyes . . . easy to get along with . . . al- ways seen with Claire . . . I Want to be Wanted, favorite song . . . ambition, to become a bride . . . How nervous! Oh! Those book reports! Pace 28 DIANNA Mary DOMOGAUER 421 South Seventh Street, Newark H.R. Treas. 2: Bookworm 2,5,4; Glee Club 1,2; Athena Staff 3; Athena Ass't Editor 4. Dee lots of fun when she's around . in that T Bird she can be found oh that look in her eyes! . . . Come on Ter Just a Dream . . . always with Terry and Janet . . . What do you want? THERESA ANN FRESE 43 Mount Prospect Avenue, Newark H.R. Sec. 3,4. “Terry”... full of fun . . . friendly greet- ing with Hi Ya Hon! . . . can always be found in that '57 Olds... Let me drive ... . I Want to be Wanted”... Edison, here I соте... Fran's other half ... Let's dance. Томтн A. EMERICH 1981 McCarter Highway, Newark “Judy” . . . “You don't owe me any thing . she is very quiet but also very sly she is known to everyone as the Bank of Essex High . Stop, Marie . always found with Janet, Carol and Marie Lors J. Gaupiosr 105 Seth Boyden Terrace, Newark H.R. Sec. 3; Bookworm 2,3; Hostess Com. 2,3. Lo . . . friend to all . . . you hear her call, Hi Ya Hon! to everyone . . . who will that lucky fellow be? . . . always found driving around . . . Oh these ballerinas“ . . . All My Love”... danc- ing feet can't be beat. Mary ANN К. GERARDI 212%, Chestnut Street, Newark Safety Com. 2,3; Cafeteria Com. 4; Glee Club 1,2; Bookworm 2,3,4. Mar always busy as a bee. . couldn't match her personality green eyes sparkling brigh always laughter when she's in sight loves to dance in her spare time . . . Not again Flo!” Devil or Angel. SANDRA גא‎ 8 1025 Green Street, Iselin Glee Club 3; H.R. Treas. 4. “Sandy”. . . sparkling eyes are her prize . small in height but a real delight . classroom clown all year round . . . with Josephine she's always found . . . merry, mischievous, full of fun . . . liked, indeed, by everyone . . . Be happy. DIANA MARIE GuRRERA 198 Twelfth Avenue, Newark “ВЕ” . enchanting in her ways . . . a genuine smile . . . good for a laugh all the days . to us she’s known as Szeezy . . . always conversing with Bobbi . . . personality plus . . . one of the Big 8 . Guess what. LoRRAINE JANNICELLI 4 Lake Street, Belleville H.R. Pres. 1; Bookworm 2,3,4; Cafeteria Com. 2; Housekeeping Com. 3; Safety Com. 4. Big brown eyes tell the story of the fun that's packed in our sweet “Lorry” . .. what moves faster; her car or her mouth! ... Miss Essex Hot Rod . . . supports the Newark Drive-In . . . favorite song, Frankie. THERESA Marre HEALEY 250 Orange Street, Newark Glee Club 2,4; Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Safe- ty Com. 3,4. Terry tall and slim . . . searching for him . . . at the car hop she can be seen . . . in the '60 Ford she)looks real keen . . . I got up late again’. .). Hey Rita” . “I Want to be Wanted.” 1961 ROSEMARIE JOHNSON 142 Milford Avenue, Newark Bookworm 2,3; Glee Club 3; Publicity Com. 4; Safety Com. 4. Versatile . . . a girl with style . . if a friend is needed she’s tops . . . she'd oc сиру THE QUEEN'S SPOT ... the beats in her dancing feet . . . full of mis- chief, too . . . friendly and gay in her own special way. BARBARA А. JUSTICE 501 Belmont Avenue, Newark Bookworm 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Recre ation Com. 3; Housekeeping Com. 4; Safety Com. 4. “B.J.” . . . slim and trim, so very neat... when it comes to eating, she can't be beat . she does some modeling, as everyone knows . . . loves to wear those crazy chapeaux . . . That's real Jazzy. Business Machines KATHLEEN ANN LAWLESS 522 Central Avenue, Newark Bookworm 3,4. “Kathy”... at the Pinewood she's always found sipping soda and dancing around . always happy never blue . she's а gem through and through . . . Flo, wait a minute . . . I'm starving” ... To Know Him Is to Love Him. Marie S. Kripetz 115 North Tenth Street, Newark H.R. Sec. 1; H.R. V. Pres. 3,4; Book worm 2,4; Recreation Com. 3 Delightfully sweet, that's our Marie happy and gay . . . has a smile all the day . . . beautiful brown eyes and hair . wherever there's laughter, you'll find her there she’s our little stick of A ANDREA MARIA ГЕМС! 7 Marion Terrace, Maplewood H.R. Sec. 1; H.R. У. Pres. 2; Cafeteria Com. 2; Recreation Com. 3; Housekeep- ing Com. 4. Angie . . . a better girl you couldn't meet . . . always on her dancing feet . . . always found dancing in the gym . . . one of the “Inseparable 5 . . . chewing food and words, her favorite pastimes “This is My Love . . . “Hi - - Ya. VIVIAN A. La Rocca 31 Springdale Avenue, Newark Hostess Com ‚ little work, a lot JOSEPHINE LENTO 611 North Seventh Street, Newark January Graduate H.R. Pres. 1; Bookworm 4. Jo ...the ponytail queen . . . with just one thought, the marriage trail . . . always willing to help someone . . . overflowing with mirth . . . ane of the “Inseparable 5“ ... Love Me Forever”. . . “Hey-y-y-y there!” KAREN MICHAELE McRAE 43 Sterling Street, East Orange January Graduate favorite appetizer, hotdogs wonderful friend to have . . . al- ] help someone with а iever loses her temper... willing to lear . looking forward to a bright future Marie E. Narori 32 North Magnolia Lane, Newark January Graduate That's cute Stop, Judy enjoys singing . . . ambitions, working in an office and going to college . . . hobby, collecting records . . . Carol's other half ... the quiet one . . . the trips to Philly ... friendly to all. ARLENE MARIE MONTEBELLO 25 Newfield Street, East Orange January Graduate H.R. Pres. 2; Cafeteria Com. 2. Ar ... dreamy eyes beyond compare . never rushes, always time to spare a little pug-nose that can't be beat . to all of us she's always sweet . . . Pennies from Heaven . Put the heat on. CasMiRa NAVROTSKI 398 Orange Street, Newark January Graduate Bookworm 1,2; Drama Club 2,3,4; Safe- ty Com. 1. Our actress she will Бе... Kay's all aglow with { . can't want a better friend . . . she'll help you to the end... always talking with Diane . . . a clown at heart she'll always Бе... Be My Low T GiLBERTE NAHAN 615%, Bergen Street, Newark January Graduate Welfare Com. 2; Bookworm 2,3,4. Came from France . . . What book are you reading? . . . quigt‘as-a, mouse . . . always working aftef school -., . she fol- lows the golden rule . (| “found in the library day by day .| books pass the time away . . . “Here Kitty. 1961 ANGELINA PALMIERI 249 North Tenth Street, Newark January Graduate Athena Staff 3,4; Cafeteria Com. 3; Safe- ty Com 4; Bookworm 1,2,3,4; H.R. Sec. 1,2,4. Always a friend . . . never a foe . that's our Angel on the ро... No. 2 of the Inseparable Pests . . . typing and machines she can do best . . . found with Anita in Registration Office . . . “Can I say something?” Pace 1 Marjorie D. PATE 129 South Orange Avenue, Newark H.R. Sec. 3; Bookworm 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Housekeeping Com. 3; Cafeteria Com. 4. Mademoiselle Foxie“ . . . known for her artistic talent . always with a smile . . . keeps up with the latest styles . . the actress, who keeps an act going . . her favorite hobby is eating . . . she's crazy about the singer, Jackie Wilson. Business Machines ANGELA MARIE RADICE 293 Sussex Avenue, Newark H.R. Treas. 2; H.R. Sec. 3; Safety Com. 3; Recreation Com. 3,4. “Little Angie . . . quite a gal . . . а� у: one would want her as a pal . . . small and powerful, this “little tyke” . . . she is a bundle of dynamite . . . always comb: ing her hair . . . one of the “Big 8. Pace 32 DIANE JOAN PETOLINO 130 Harrison Street, Bloomfield January Graduate Housekeeping Com. 2; Recreation Com 3; Glee Club 3,4. Sugar the blue-eyed artist with winning ways and a heart of gold ‚ all her charms are yet to unfold... “What do you mean? . . . a continuous stream of chatter, with a delightful chuckle . . . “Tonight's the Night. LINDA RAFFT 155 Mount Prospect Avenue, Newark January Graduate H.R. Pres. 2; Athena Staff 4; Recreation Com. 4. “Ту� ”... always found at the bowling alley and diner . . . short and smart . . . can upset the apple cart . . . “To Each His Ом”... No. 4 of the “Inseparable Pests . . . ambition: to be a beautician .. Гм so fatigued. CONCETTA PIEGARO 391 Central Avenue, Newark January Graduate Cafeteria Com. 2,3; Recreation Com 3,4; Senior Class V. Pres. 4; H.R. Pres. 4; Athena Staff 4. Connie “Thank you pretty baby . bowling . . . and at the diner she can be found . . . always smiling . . . never a frown . No. 3 of the Inseparable Pests . . . Yeah, but! . ambition to be a good bookkeeper. FLORENCE RICCARDI 30 North Third Street, Newark Safety Com. 4; H.R. Treas. 4. A bow and a ribbon is all we need to finish our package . . . that's our Flo all wrapped in one . . . that's a pleasure indeed . . . love, kindness, and fun . . . Hurry up, Kathy . . . loves to talk . . . What? LILLIE P. ROBINSON 154 Camden Street, Newark Housekeeping Co iff 4 friendly greeting every day | in every way accuracy ne of the “Inseparable become an executive later for you.” Frances C. SANITATE 275 Adams Street, Newark Welfare Com. 1; Glee Club 1,2; House- keeping Com. 2; Bookworm 3,4; Cafe- teria Com. 4. A friend to all . . . lots of fun . . . helping hand . . . winning smile . . . that's our “Fran” by a mile . . . one of the “In- separable 5 . . . Terry's other half . . . “Гм going out of my schooter . .. i and Easy.” Rita CLAIRE RODRIGUES 24 Berkeley Avenue, Bloomfield H.R. V. Pres. 1; Housekeeping Com. 3; Bookworm 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. . MER 1 with a heart . our friend- . Hello Gay and happy is this gal the name of our pal that's true and demanding . ship she is surely landing honey” . . . one of the Big 8. Patricia ANN SCARPELLA 954A Franklin Avenue, Newark Student Council Ass't Treas. 3; Recrea tion Com. Chairman 3; Safety Com. 4. With a gleam in her eyes and a smile on her lips, the sweet scent of success is her goal . . . tidy as she can Бе... Patty surely sets a pace... “This hair! . . . one of the “Big 8.” Госу SALVAGNO 81 Summer Avenue, Newark “Lu”... always with a smile... humor ous in her own witty way . . . favorite word, 10660 usually with Jo, Sandy, Carol . . . busy asa bee working in Mr. Corson's room at hoon) time . . . lends a helping hand. 1961 Jang’ Marte STANIULIS 202 South Eighth Street, Newark Bookworm Committee 2. “Janie” . . . always laughing . . . loves to eat . . . enjoys getting into mischief . . . goes for rides in the country . . . getting runs galore in her stockings . . . favorite saying, What happened last night”. . . one of the “Big 8.” Pace 33 VIVIAN TORRE 4 Smith Street, Belleville Bookworms 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Athena Staff 4. Viv ... always with a smile... never a саге... that's our Viv . . . with her long sleek hair . . . never seen without her Spray Net and make-up case . . . “Patty, how's my hair? . . . one:of the “Big 8. Business Machines LUCILLE FRANCES VITALE 801 Mount Prospect Avenue, Newark Bookworms 1,2,3,4; Safety Com. 3. “Пг”... full of fun and happiness . . . brains plus beauty never a frown when she's around . . . always willing and ready to help . . . loves to dance . . . one of the “Inseparable 57 . . . “Hey, Lillie, guess what . . . Blue Angel. Тору ANN Turzay 105 North Ninth Street, Newark January Graduate “Judi” . . . Does my hair look all right? . sign of nervousness is her steady beat of pencil . . . appetizer, peanut butter . . . dependable student . . . personality plus . always welcoming friendship . . . a wonderful companion to have . . . “Sum mer's Gone . . . “Tonight's the Night. CAROL ANN YocHUM 40 Union Avenue, Nutley Tall in stature . . . trim in appearance... her candidness and humor make her an outstanding personality . . . enjoys bowl- ing and having fun favorite expres- sion, Conniptions . usually found with Lucy, Jo, and Sandy. ANN VENDEMIA 469 South Fifteenth Street, Newark H.R. Pres. 2,3; Cafeteria Com. 3,4 Dimples fun... a mixed-up kid . friend to everyone oh, that wild laugh . . .: 1 smile No. 5 of the “Inseparable Pests . . . always in trouble . . . records, her favorite pastime “Wait, Anita. coc SANDRA ZUBER 80 Tillinghast Street, Newark H.R. Pres. 1; Glee Club 1; H.R. Treas. 3,4. “Sandy” ...a great girl. . . lots of fun . always collecting money for some- thing . . . pastime, working . . . likes rink skating and boys and OH, those crazy names . . . leader of church group . . . loves her Little Rambler. COMMERCIAL ART Man, through necessity, was obliged to fashion tools, weapons, and clothing in order to protect himself against the elements and his enemies. But, he also had another pressing need—that of expressing his feelings. Dating back to prehistoric man, we find his crude drawings as evidence of this need. Today, the artist, with his palette and imagination, freely expresses emotions and provides visual enjoyment for all. In our Commercial Art course we find an outlet for such talent and imagination. Drawing simple geometric designs, experimenting with the color wheel, and practicing lettering techniques pave the way for artistic projects. As we become more creative and advanced in our work, we learn to sketch from live models, to do window displays, to paint beautiful stage scenery, and to create original fashions. Upon graduation, we proudly show our prospective employer a portfolio containing our best efforts and accomplishments. Patricia ANN DENMAN 24 Fleetwood Place, Newark Cafeteria Com. 4; Athena Art Staff 3,4; Prom Com. 2,3,4; Christmas Decorations 2,3,4; Stage Set Staff 4. “Pat”... the tall, languid one . . . our future craft's expert . . . easy going... with a fiery top . . . ski-shoes . . . C. Y.O. bowling league . . . future college plans . . . I don't care, it doesn’t make any difference to me. AGNES А. DRAKE 471 South Twelfth Street, Newark Bookworms 2,4; Prom Com. 2,3,4: Athena Art Staff 3,4; Publicity Com. 4; Stage Set Staff 4. “Aggie” . . . brisk and breezy . . . critical ...lean and eager .. . It's nice but”... always. there when you need help to do a job . . . outside interests: Polish dancing, Saturday Art Classes, swimming, soccer, reading . . . ambition: Fashion Illustrator. FOOD SERVICE There was a time in history when having food to eat meant hunting and fishing for it. What was eaten was crude and there was little concern over diet and menu. Today, the preparation and serving of food is an art. Due to the development of technology and the advancement of science, our farms produce more food and cheaper food and man appreciates the value of a balanced diet. We realize that ignorance of nutrition affects our health and progress as a people. Our Food Service course offers us many opportunities for employment in the food industry. We learn by doing. The teachers’ tea room and students’ cafeteria serve, to some extent, as our laboratories. We plan menus and cook meals for small and large groups, arrange attractive tables for teas and buffet luncheons, wait on tables, and serve as cashiers. During our classroom periods, dining room management is discussed. Selection of science kitchen equipment is studied and layouts of such equipment are planned. RutH-Ann HAMILTON 118 Welland Avenue, Irvington H.R. Sec. 3; Bookworm 2,3,4; Senior Representative 4; Glee Club 1,3. Rudy . . . those big blue eyes! . . . What's Cooking? . . . cheerful and gay . а girl who can make everyone around her feel at ease . . . may she be successful in all she does. Marie D. Coravrro 418 South Fifteenth Street, Newark H.R. Pres. 4; H.R. Treas. 3. “Маг”... happy as any girl can Бе... a true friend to all, as you can see . . Huh, what ja say? . . . all good possi- bilities for success. ut we did t tened to í DRESSMAKING = program. One of our last projects in patter costume, such as an זו‎ to a small minikan у and were ready to е� Rrra Corio 105 South Ninth Street, Newark January Graduate H.R. Pres. 3,4; H.R. V. Pres. 3; Athena Staff 4; Cafeteria Com. 4; Senior Repre- sentative. Royal Crown . . . easy going . . . full of fun . . . always teasing someone . . . friendly smile . . . cheerful and рау... you hear her laugh a block away . . . loves pizza . . . first of the Big Four . Tonight, Tonight . . . You better believe ! 5 Ж” Dressmaking Mary Forp 186 James Street, Newark January Graduate es. 2; Glee Club 3,4; Prom Com. A girl who is always laughing . . . never a dull moment with her favorite dance: The Twist . loves to sleep ‚ can't be beat . . . loves nice things . . that's Frankie with the long hair . . Hey, fellow. Pace 38 Mary CRAIG 330 Woodside Avenue, Newark Student Council Pres. 4; H.R. Pres. Athena Staff 3: Bookworm 2,3, Sec. 2. Running around like a bee . . . smiling at everyone whom she sees . . . well-liked .. very neat . . . devoted school President . quiet . . . dependable . . . one of the Five Impartibles . . . hopes some day to become a successful designer. Marion GAETA 7 Passaic Avenue, Belleville January Graduate H.R. V. Pres. 2; H.R. Sec. 2,3,4; Cafe- teria Com. 3; Housekeeping Com. 4; Bookworm 3,4. Gaeta, Gaeta is the one . . . always full of fun . . . one of fifteen . . . she's the favorite. . . in the gym she'll be found with her friends all around . . . second of the Big Four . . . Do I look OK? Mary Davis 49 Rutgers Street, Newark January Graduate Glee Club 3,4; Bookworm 3; Prom Com 14 A friend in every way demure agreeable 1 lovely person to meet loves her jazz seen with favorite saying always a ready smile .. a regular book fiend Bett, inseparable pals Oh my goodness! Joyce MARION GOCKLIN 298 Sussex Avenue, Newark H.R. Treas. 2,3,4; H.R. У. Pres. 3; Book- worm 1. “Pixy”... you always know she's around by her shrieking in the halls . . . loves to dance . . . ever with a different hair color ... Гм getting my hair done . . . often seen with Judy, Phil, Anna, and Mari- etta . . . Puppy Love. ANNIE GRANT 118 Hudson Street, Newark Cafeteria Com. 4; Bookworm 3,4; Safety Com. 4. Tall, shapely . . . the kind of person you'd love to meet . . style that can't be beat . . . always watch- ing her weight . . . It doesn't taste good ... loves modeling MaRIETTA NATIELLO 36 Sixth Avenue, Newark Friendly and never shy . . . always can be heard . . . her favorite saying, Guess what” .. . I want to be wanted, one of her favorite songs. . she can produce a hair NirpA Lopez 23 Tichenor Street, Newark January Graduate Safety Com. 3; Cafeteria Com. 2,3; Bookworm 2,3,4; H.R. Treas. 3; Prom Com. 3. “Nellie” . . . always smiling . . . sparkling eyes... likes flaired skirts. . . wild about earrings and dancing bracelets . . . am- bition: famous model . . . never a dull moment when she's around . . . one of the Five Impartibles . . . We Belong To- gether”... Get Lost. ANNA Marie РАМІСОССІ 825 Mt. Prospect Avenue, Newark January Graduate Safety Com. 3,4; Bookworm 2,3,4; Athena Staff 4; Glee Club 3,4; Publicity Com. 3. Always trim and neat . ambition: famous accordionist . . . helping hand she will always lend . . . one of the Five Impartibles . . . loves to talk and sleep ... I would love to be a famous dress designer. ANNA MAIONE 505 Fourth Street, Newark Bookworm 1,2,3,4; H.R. Sec. 2; Basket- ball Team 2. “Ann”... can always be seen walking through the halls with Judy, Marietta, Pixy, and Phil . . . enjoys going out Fri- day night . . . But I don't know”... Could This Be Magic . . . she's the girl with all the jewelry. and Design Е� А Кеш 91 Eleventh Avenue, Newark Н.К. Sec. 2; H.R. Pres. 3; Publicity Com. 4 “МЕМГ”. . . long hair . . . sparkling eyes . . . Seems real quiet . . . but you'd be sur- prised . . . can always be found dancing with Marion in the gym . . . third of the Big Four . . . Does my hair look OK? Pace 39 ELIZABETH SMITH 260 Prince Street, Newark January Graduate Glee Club 3,4; Prom Com. 3,4. Bett . . . unusual hair styles . . . loves to dance . . . can be depended upon for advice . . . ever chattering . . . favorite saying, Oh, Yeah”. . . just crazy about those pointed shoes . . . always looking at fashions for weird ideas. ELEANOR B. RISIKOFF 117 Church Terrace, Newark January Graduate H.R. Treas. 2; Bookworm 2; Glee Club 3,4; Cafeteria Com. 4; Prom Com. 3,4. Ellie . . . pleasant to be with . . . al- ways a smile . . . lots of fun for everyone Rita BARBARA ROSCOE . . . friendly, gay in her own special way 115 Halsted Street, East Orange с that's -— Ellie all the T Ava last H.R. Sec. 1; Glee Club 4; Dance Com of the Big Four . . . Hey, wait for me. 12 Cookie . . . always around when need- Dressmaking ed... friendly and sweet . . . always seen with the Five Impartibles . . . hobby, collecting post cards of other countries and ... Devil or Angel, one of her favorite songs . . . ambition: To become a nurse Design Cece ia JUDY TREVASKISS 77 Littleton Avenue, Newark Bookworm 1; Basketball Team 2. Judy . . . tiny, but not so quiet . . . loves to dance . . . Guess what . . . oh, that fancy walk of hers! . . . always with Pixy, Ann, Phil, and Marietta . . . Since I Don't Have You . . . “Take those clips out of your hair. Joan T. Sprers 74 Seventh Avenue, Newark Housekeeping Com. 2,3,4; Bookworm 3,4; Safety Com. 4; Athena Staff 4; Glee Club 3. Tall and attractive . . . loves to dance... eating is her specialty . . . always smiling, always gay . . . that's our Joan in every way . . . I don't have anything to wear Pace 40 ... It's cold, you will always hear her say. Dressmaking: Rita Corio, Mary Davis, Marion Gaeta, Nilda Lopez, Anna Marie Panicucci, Eleanor Risikoff, and Elizabeth Smith. Beauty Culture: Nancy Del Russo, Rosalind De Vitto, Katherine Dia- covo, Mary Ann Giunta, Marjorie Jacobson, Bertha Liuzza, Lucille Nilio, Carole Petracco, Mary Jo Ricigliano, and Rita Tomasino. JANUARY GRADUATES Business Machines: Anita. Apostolico, Beverly Ben- nett, JoAnn De Bellis, Loretta De Geiso, Claire De Julio, Josephine Lento, Karen McRae, Arlene Monte- bello, Marie Napoli, Gilberte Nahan, Casmira Nav- Technical Secretary: Catherine Brodo, JoAnn Fer- rotski, Angelina Palmieri, Diane Petolino, Concetta rari, Doris Gaestel, Patricia La Bue, Vincenza Lopo- Piegaro, Linda Rafft, and Judith Turzay. mo, and Verna Newcomer. ALICE QUICK hands the Halloween mask for the main lobby window to Pat McEvoy, while Susan Mason looks on, OUR LOVELY USHERS are in readiness on the night of graduation: Jean Bucca, Andrea Lenci, Ruth Hamil ton, Bert Liuzza, Rosalind DeVito, Terry Latore, Mary anne Giunta, and Phyllis Giunta ALMA MATER In our hearts there 15 а picture, Shining bright and true, It’s a picture of our high school, Our Dear Gold 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 be. DRESSMAKING SENIORS model their own clothes, which they made and designed for an assembly program: Mary Davis, Anna Marie Panicucci, Ella Reid, Joyce Gocklin, Anna Maione, Joan Spiers, Nilda Lopez, Rita Roscoe, Cecelia Trevaskiss. Capsules from the Time Machine SENIOR OFFICERS LYNDA ALBANESE Т теаѕитет CONNIE PIEGARO JOSEPHINE CALABRIA Vice President Secretary ONE BALLOT at a time, girls, Nild: f Senior the election o WHAT GIFT will our class leave the school? Mrs Trinks talks this ove Josephine Calabria, Marie Kripetz, Ruth Hamilton, Agnes Drake, Connie Piegaro, and Pat LaBue. Queen of Hearts | Dance FEBRUARY 10, 1961 Our Queen ELIZABETH POLITAN incess DONNA LITTRIE Princess Princess JEAN Bucca Puyius Giunta WE LISTENED through earphones at OUR INDIAN GUIDE, in her lovely sari, points out the Secretariat Building. OUR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES pose for the UN photographer. Marie Colavito, Rita Corio, Lynda Albanese, Pat Denman, Mary Craig, Pat Torsell, Josephine Calabria, Pat LaBue, Connie Piegaro, Carol Petracco. WITH THE ( f Pat Grady, Pat LaBu lant ur GRAND TOTAL. CAROL DeCESARE, Marie Kripetz, nd Connie Piegaro p ‘ogi Zorro he next winning cl 15$ MAGAZINE DRIVE 1960-61 RITA CORIO of Dressmaking 12's shows off Yogi “Baby.” HELEN JONES and Amelia Cordasco carry FLORENCE RICCARDI with $232 ind her runner-up, JoAnn DeBellis with $230.12, both Busi Мас} Е 5, chose as 1 | their top prizes, portable tape-rec AS FOURTH WINNER, Mary Craig can now wake music from her clock-radio prize BARBARA PRETEROTI, third top winner, will have fun with her movie camera NEW ALBUMS were added to their collections for outstanding work on the magazine drive Seated: JoAnn DeBellis, JoAnn De Meo, Charlotte Frable, Pris- cilla Butler, and Anna Marie Panicucci. Standing: Lena Al ston and Barbara Preteroti WEDNESDAY May 17 Annapolis: Mid-Ship’-MEN! MEN! MEN! Franciscan Monastery: Beautiful statuary Roger Smith Hotel Gor а Буе, 5� ‹ eS THURSDAY May 18 Our Nation’s Capitol: Stairs! Stairs! Stairs! Mount Vernon: Historical moments relived Royal Casino: Teen-age nightclub with “Personality” Watch the birdie, SENIORS! ‘What I'd give for my comfortable shoes,” exclaims Lucille Domineck! Virginia Melia lends a supporting hand. = = d Bo 1 _ ‘Be back in 20 minutes, girls.’ What's next on the agenda? The girls wait anxiously to continue on their itinerary. FRIDAY May 19 Е. B. I.: Secret Service at work Immaculate Conception Shrine: Artistry of Mosaic splendor Smithsonian Institute: Just a beginning and no end Home: Sleep! Sleep! Sleep! The shutter-bugs get their picture taken Hurry or you'll miss the bus! = == ה Carol, Mary, and Donna on their way into the Capitol .או ]оа� � е Тогге а� д Тотту DeMichael y. J The Pleasure of Roseann Harris and Robert Finan Vivian La Rocca, Frank Pistolese, Nick Concilio: and Kathy Flynt Lorraine Janice li and Frankie Tuozzok Diane Ventola . x : at Denman and Danny Berman : Helen Sniezek Seib “Ile $ Arlene Mangine and Johnny Guardabasco elen Sniezek, Joe Seib, and Ellen Pott Anna Maione and Vinnie Raw Priscilla Butler and Bill Sutphen Kathy Buchanan and Jack Byron Thomas Clark, Mrs. Trinks, and Joan Spiers Sal Restaino Joe Caputo, Ella Murrin, and William Devorkin William Gibbs and Annie Grant 1961 Time Machine Personalities Most Versatile Mary CRAIG Best Informed Pat GRADY Best Entertainer MARJORIE PATE Most Attractive MARIE KRIPETZ Most Fun Louise AFFLITTO Most Outstanding Pat Grapy, Technical Secretary Ми� а Lopez, Dressmaking . MARTHA BUCHANAN, Beauty Culture Rita Tomasino, Beauty Culture JUNIORS The Industrial Revolution rial Revolution was responsible for the many changes that affected society both economically and socially. The Junior year hada similar effect upon the students at Essex High. It meant the opportunity to perfect those skills that had only been previously explored, to put into practice theory read about in texts, and to be eligible for Student Council ofh In business trades, for example, the mastery of many machines such as the calculators, the transcribers, and the Varityper is important if success is to be attained on the job. Keeping abreast of current styles and trends is necessary to the beauty culture students as many of them are employed on a part-time basis in local beauty shops. This was the year that the school ring was purchased and proudly worn, and the time to shop for the first formal gown to be worn to the Junior-Senior Prom. JUNIOR Homeroom Faculty JOSEPHINE DE Marco og Related Science ition Adviser ANNE GOBRIGHT Beauty Culture LILA KANTROWITZ Stenography — Typing Yearbook Adviser EVELYN LUCKERT Dressmaking Junior-Senior Prom ADA SKURATOFSKY Bookkeeping — Economics CAROL Woop English SUSAN Woop Beauty Culture T echnical Secretary JUNIORS Dressmakin g JUNIORS “Laying out a pattern in readiness for cutting.” Geraldine Bird, Laura Gibson, Donna Littri ello, Frances Marino, Mary Simpkins, Marlene Fischetta, and Pat Torre “Getting ideas for patternmaking class.” Cre- sula Trelevas, Jennie Salvatoriello, Patricia Dougherty, Paula Stamko, Ann Domogauer, and Barbara Duda Pace 58 T echnical Secretary JUNIORS Ju sitting Mary Weaver, Arlene ' К: Ann anc e Mohtiak, ] Barbara Geraldine Kolensky 4 Business Machine JUNIORS ‘Comparing competitive Miss Skuratofsky : Heinlein, LouAnn Trott Belotta 5 = — wm Mi ох і A i. ₪ if г M. � 9 : „© ab act Patricia Lamb: Ramona Food Service JUNIORS Preparing lunch for the cafeteria. Mary Coe, Mary Jean Morris, Donna Lourenco, and Carol Polomski. Commercial Art JUNIORS Displaying some of our poster projects. Standing: Gladys Boles, Phyllis Giunta, Marlene Seme, and Diane Librizzi. Seated: Janet Russomano, Pat Slawuta, and Pat Tezzano Business Machine JUNIORS “Transcribing from our various types of dictating ma chines. Back row: Mary Paleologou, Judy Candice, and Marie Sabia. Front row: Ida Ciofh, Kathleen Jones, and Pat Gaffney cticing on each other helps us to improve g: Jear eanmarie Kolodjeski, Betty Xtapek, Gail Giachetti, and Solvita Janson. Middle row seated: Janet McGurty, Joan Viola, y Ann Li pon inda Scar ] у Davis. Front row seated: Frances Mangine store, Linda Skelding, Beauty Culture JUNIORS “Becoming proficient in manicur и ing and hair styling is our goal.” „ж Standing: Carole Rizzo and Bar- = bara Menoni. Seated at mirrors: Donna Garzilli and Patricia Inga. 1 = Manicurists: Arlene Mangine and ב‎ Roseanne Harris, ате discussed n classes. Carmen Co Fania, E Polci, zanna, Theresa DiMizio, dette Chuba, and Lillian B at chart. “Spending an hour in the library helps us prepare for book re- ports.” Standing: Lucille Fiera- mosca, Barbara Chieppa, Marion Malgeri, and Margaret Luongo Kneeling: Claire Bernieri. Seat ed: Marion Tolerico, Barbara Ventola,« Marie Beckler, and Freda Villecca “Taking a test in beauty culture theory under Mrs. Gobright's di rection. Front desk: Cecelia Douglas and Mary Schweer. Mid dle desk: Barbara Condito, De- lores Round, and Bernadette Chuba. Back desk: Diana Molle, Carole Navrotski, and Claire Bernieri. “SCENES Beauty Culture JUNIORS SOPHOMORES The Renaissance The Renaissance fter much it fashionable dress, this w provide a background f Grades becam maintained, Was ever preser beauty culture had t and appearance wer SOPHOMORE Homeroom Faculty JOHANNA ALLMANNSBERGER English — Social Studies MARIAN М. COLE Beauty Culture Daisy LEHMAN English Student Council Adviser ROBBERTINA RILEY Physical Education ALICE ROBERTS Dressmaking Queen of Hearts Sponsor BART SHEPARD English — Social Studies RICHARD WALLACE Stenography — Typing Booster Drive Sponsor Pace 64 Beauty Culture SOPHOMORES Top Picture. Seate Pasquale, Eva Calabrese, Flor- ence Attanasio, Je anne mano. Standing Sordi, Mary Anne Cozzi, C JoAnn Arg ig: Lorraine De gentina, Carmel tefanelli, Lucille De Meo, , Denise Lemmert Center Picture. Seated: Roseann Mazzetta, Josephine Sylvestro, Marie Di Vincenzo, Barbara Мой Mildred Finocchiaro Standing: Ann Marie Bartil Joanne De Nicola, Mary Ann Sgroi, Carol Frunzi, Rosemary Bellsiano, Sharon Hig- gins, סוז Bottom Picture Phyliss Terranova, Kathy Cesario, Rosemarie Foglio, Mary Ann Neves, Gay Thomas, Sophia Garaffa. Standing: Irene Mancini, Frances Griffiths, Pat Bernhardt, B arbara Andriano, Pat Perna, Barbara De Frisco, Eleanor Besofsky, Dolores Piegaro Seated: od. 2 м 208-6 ו ף Y Technical Secretary ird ik x Sarah Gervasio, C а� о, Irene Кге DiBiano. Top rot SOPHOMORES Bottom row: Ruth Ann Bryer, Domenic: and Rosemarie Pischeria. Se DeAngek . Dorothy И, Singletary, Mary Jane Feeley Tiberi, Lucille Speranza, and Lockhart, Sandra W lson, Betty ‚ Jean DePopolo. Top row: Carol Yobbi, D o, Barbars , Lois DeGisi, Marie Kurtz, Dorothy Needham, lliams, Judy Wittlinger, Theresa Ciccone, Pat nn Marra, and Patty Carbo. Third row: Adele Jacocks, Ruthann Woodworth, Camille Capozzi, Linda Taylor. Fourth rou eat hayne, Julia Rossi, Joan Thomas, Maureen McEvoy, Jose ıe Ricciardelli, and Phyllis lores Brzostowski, Han = 1 Ventola, Carol and Margaret Browr Business Machines Food Service Grace Jones, Rita Hibbits, and Mary Steeb SOPHOMORES Commercial Art Bottom row: Vera Ollo, Ronnie Vitiello, Pat Ме Evoy, and Mimi Emerich. Top row: Alice Quick, Maureen Cosgrove, Susan Mason, Jackie Yogg, and Carol Zoretski. ` Bottom row: Ida Cauca, Helen Avallone, Caroline Nicolaro, Arlene Ollo, Mary Ann Carlucci, Nellie Williams, Janet Bey, and Joan Williams. Middle row: Elaine Fedor, Jacqueline Trento, Lor raine Caputo, Eileen Van DeVenter, Nancy Slonimsky, Francena Haynes, Barbara Preteroti, Carol Mikulicka, and Madalyn Raia. Top row: Lida Kartischko, Carol Carciello, Judith Pagano, Marianne Stobie, Mary Graham, and Victoria Mercado Dressmaking ЕКЕ5НМЕМ Homeroom Faculty THOMAS BIGLIN ELEANOR DEARNALEY | Mathematics General Science Yearbook Financial Adviser ALBERTA JORDAN ELIZABETH MARION English — Economic Geography Social Studies Developmental Reading REGINA O'TOOLE OTEKA TARTAGLIA EVELYN VEENSTRA Textiles — Patternmaking Sewing Health — Driver Education Junior Red Cross Audio Visual Aids Pace 68 FRESHMEN The Golden Age of Greece reat periods 1 тре Ф is irt f daily living. Our | period also. It was 7 of four rtant years to the girls at Essex High. C = the beginnin Classrooms with rows of sewing machines or rows of typewriters created a new atmosphere for learning. As the pages of the science book turned, mysteries were uncovered. During ho 1 grooming and how to be an effective school citi discussion. There was time for f parties and school dances It was a year of varied experience where new friendships were made, many subjects explored, and rules and regulations abided by. ЕКЕЗНМЕМ ТНКЕЕ Seated: Pat McAvoy, Marguerite Torre, Angela Mobilio, Gladys Porcello, Roseann Lombardino, Nancy Scacciaferro, Carol Bono, Johanna Kornitsky. Center: Bernadette Tasco. Jo Ann Dahm, Janet Commorato, Lucille Curcio, Shirley Garrett, Camille Melillo. Standing Judy Shay, Sylvia Richardson, Jacqueline Davis, Sophia Immerso, Carol Phillips, Nancy LaFragola, Angel Carroll Cassandra Lonesome, Barbara Lamberti, Donna Ahr, Renée Hulin FRESHMEN ONE First row: Rosemary Lucciola, Sheila Sturchio, Charlotte Funi celli, Lynn De Paul. Second rou Janet Pepe, Carolyn Napper, Edith Marelli, Geraldine Kelly, Judith Donnelly. Third row: An- nette Manning, Nora Massimino, Rosalie DeMeola, Anita Sime- one, Betty D'Amato, Margaret Capaccio. Standing: Nancy Tam- burro, Diane Fehirpataky, Cyn- thia Boehme, Frances Gerardi, Ella McCafferty, J'san Amador, Lois Frazzano, Rosemarie Sellars, Rosemary Gratkowski ЕКЕ$НМЕМ TWO First row: Johanna Pontrelli, Pa- tricia Beirne, Carol Grieco, Jan- ice Adams, Loretta Rubino. Sec- ond row: Edith Wells, Leslie Caboy, Marie Ellen Galante, Lil- lian Faulkner, Carol Ponticello, Jean Palmieri, Third row: Gail Brown, Lynn Wilson, Nadine Marette, Shirley Reynolds, Mary Ann Stefanelli, Lois Melagrano, Marguerite Markese. Standing: Concetta Dimino, Doreen Ric- ciardelli, Maryann Cassie, Berna- dette Turcsik, Angela Petrozzi, Betty Jones, Theresa Reilly. FRESHMEN FOUR Seated: Christine Gaeta, Carlene Carson, Mary Ann D'Agostino, Judith Dominie, Angela Rita, Rose Marie Vecharello. Second row: Gloria Hayward, Carol Eckles, Grace Coe, Rosemary Miller, Yvonne Ottalagano. Third row: Virginia Beard, Betty Jane Britton, Mary Alice Bethel, Jo Ann Suppa, Sandra Gaudette. Standing: Jeannie Sheppard, Susan Gaudette, Elizabeth Bambo, Ann Marie Sylvestro, Marie Iannucci, Diana Megaro, Paula Schiavo, Joyce Calabrese, Maria Ricci, Sandra Cicarelli, Frances Aromando, Patricia Scala, Jessica Carangelo. Le B B B | = FRESHMEN FOUR A Seated: Diane Razzeca, Jennie Cavallo, Susanne Bivona, Tanis Paradise, Lucille Terranova, Diane Troiano, Arlene Pe- rillo, Dolores Campione, Patricia San- tucci. Second row: Kathleen Sinkler, Dolores Ford, Connie Zecchino, Elda Cruz, Connie De Fabbi, Connie Ricotta. Third row: Rose Ann Campione, Bar- bara Guarino, Rachel D'Agostino, Mary Ann Corio, Joan Armstrong, Jean Nav- rotski, Janice Romagnoli, Kathy Soldan, Joanne Doyle. Standing: Mary Jane Gillett, Winnie Umstead, Bernardine Leohrs, Mary Brown, Dorisa Williams, Judy Bloomfield, Theresa Ruggiero FRESHMEN FIVE Seated: Lenore Volpe, Angela Tuscano, Simonette Puglisi, Carol Sperduto, Helen Popova, Suzanne Di Giovine Second row: Patricia Cocchi, Mary Ann Metrione, Kathleen Quigley, Juanita Yusko, Catherine Romano, Susette Ro- mano. Standing: Phyllis La Fiura, Susan Scamberti, Jo Ann Araneo, La Verne Haynes, Jo Ann Yannuzzello, Sharon Graham, Janet Zanzonico, Rachel Pom- pei, Nancy Malloy, Martha Glover, June Knight, Elaine Drummond. FRESHMEN SIX Bottom row: Louise Remondelli, Jo Ann Bemis, Gloriajean Koch, Josephine Del Vecchio, Rosemarie Blasi, Alberta Ric- cardi. Center row: Veronica Fries, Frances Raymond, Marie Forcella, Car- men Velez, Yvonne Frank. Kneeling: Joyce Bobbitt, Betty Sweat. Standing: Jennifer Pancaro, Doris Mulholland, Carol Littig, Mary Rose Waer, Carol Grey, Patricia Sorby, Patricia Jansen, Sandra Tunnero, Irene Falstrom, Ellen Cooney, Sandra Torres. ADULTS The Spi Се Аге EXECUTIVE SECRETARY TECHNICAL SECRETARY BUSINESS MACHINES y cour proved by the tate Department of Education MARGARET TACZY Practical Nursing RuTH FrrcHETT Practical Nursing Bertha Bright Elaine Caldwell Alma Campbell Eva Caufield Joan Davis Mary Decker Evelyn Dickson Toby Epsel Ruth S. Floyd Emily Gaines Maria Giordano PRACTICAL NURSES Arlene Hewitt Mary E. Hoffman Alma Howard Lula James Yvonne Jewell Miriam Johnson Sarah Johnson Christine Joines Pattie Kellom Mae Kozma Mabel Lewis Rachel M. Gibson Christine Neff Patricia Payne Warnell Phillips Elizabeth B. Pierson Inge Richner Grace Roush Mabel Scott Louise Walker June Williams Gloria Winstead Nancy Yanchek Rose Rose : CLOTHILDE MUNSTER Dietetics Practical Nursing Food Service , MISS MUNSTER carefully changes the dressing yn Mrs. Bradford ° reparing various types of models.” Charmaine Lena Thurston, Mary Ann Silla, Maryann in, Mrs. Fairchild, and Marie DeRosa. LILLIE E. FAIRCHILD Dental Assistance Dental M у א‎ Ims. Sophie Lichota, Victori: я Me. aad ге Ra Davis = | ad Assistance ‘Assisting in operative procedures. Elaine Gar- val, Carol Ferkel, in chair, Elaine Feinsod, and Joan Howlett LILLIAN GARDNER Medical Secretary “Taking Kathy Flynt's blood count. Marie Keeley and Constance Beier. Dress Design “Creating costumes for doll-size mini’ kans. Carolyn Tonic, Monica Char: bonne, Vinette Lewis, and Rosalie Massey. “Looking professional and e ficient.” Standing: Lillian Moses, An- drea Gaeta, Ann Herrmann, Margie Sims, Elma Benko, Ruth Krone, and Julie Casiere Granda Medical Assistants Seated: Diane Williams and Gloria MARIE IADIPAOLI Medical Stenography Yearbook Advertising زز ااا اا ندب Pace 78 A ae | T asa ad à Apu First row: Maureen Mincy, Myra Flowers, Dorothy Martin, Mary McLaughlin, Marion Baker, Ellen Smith, Gladys Fuller, Emma Smith, Ruby Milligan, and Ester Youngblood. Second row: Sue Hunter, Mary Carter, Ruby Hill, Margaret Lassiter, Christine Pettiford, Joan Elias, Alleen Brewer, Catherine Davis, Inez Greene, Tessie Whack, Ida Williams, Marie Johnson, Dorothy Cain, Ethel Jackson, and Elaine Saunders. Third row: Lucille Landrum, Josephine Travis, Florence Watson, Delores Turner, Ruth Beechum, Gertrude Newberry, Clementina Roberts, Ruth Bey, Juanita Moore, Lora Hunter, Rose Douglas, Laura Holmes, and Evora Burgess. Beauty Culture and Cosmetol MARGARET M. AMBROSE DRUCILLA ASHE IRENE STEWARD Seated: Barbara Hagen, Lucille Gaeta, Bette J. Collins, Phyllis Ewing, Eleanor De Grace, Diana Meisner, Virginia Baldino, Arlene Rossi, and Natalie Enis. Standing: Martina Santiago, Ellen Wilcox, Dorothy Anderson, Mildred Anderson, Carol Tustin, Joanne Dodge, Angela DiAiso, and Lucille Grosso, Mrs. Ambrose, instructor. ogy VU RE S Q ₪ 2 VY = - ; זי‎ LL у, א‎ VINCENT GUARINO Driver Education Who wants to take the wheel first? Elizabeth Politan, Lenore San Giacomo, and Dolores Cioffi prepare for their driving lesson with Mr. Guarino Driver Education During our Junior year we concentrate on the “Do's and Don'ts of driving. In the classroom, under Miss Veen- stra's instruction, we learn the car's operations and mechan- i `$ ics. Interpreting road signs and testing our reflexes on a brake, are also part of the preparation for the State Drivers Examination offered at the end of the year. In our Senior year, this theory is applied to “behind the wheel driving. Under the expert guidance of Mr. Guarino, we soon learn to relax and gain the necessary confidence to take to the road. I knew that answer in class, Sandra Bergamo thinks to herself Bottom row: Leslie Caboy, Patricia Bierne, Madalyn Raia, Магу Ann Mohtiak, Edith Caruso, Rita Roscoe, Arlene Murray, Catherine Dia- covo, Janet Commorato. Second row: Laura Gibson, Barbara Witalis, Edith Wells, Rose Miller, Ellen Cooney, Marjorie Pate, Mary Carollo, Janet Bey, Martha Williams, Janice Adams, Lena Alston, Joan Howlett. Third row: Mary Williams, Lidia Kartischko, Winnie Dominie, Deborah Dontas, Joanne Drummond, Caroline Nicolaro, Marguerite Markese, Yvonne Ottalagano, Amelia Cordasco, Mary Ann Silla, Eileen Luongo, Marjorie Jacobson. Fourth row: Antoinette Kudick, Eileen Vandiveer, Pat Lambo, Ruth Bartkus, Priscilla Butler, Elinore Risikoff, Ramona Bird, Barbara Pretoroti, Carol Ferkel, Patricia Aldridge, Pat Dougherty, Geraldine Bird, Leslie Hill. Glee Club Under the skillful direction of Mrs. Rose, the girls be- came elements of vocal sound. The Christmas program is always a high spot of the year and as nostalgic as a Christmas card. Throughout the year, the Glee Club presents a most entertaining program for the students and charitable organ- izations on occasions like Parents’ Night, Thanksgiving, Easter, and Open House. HENRIETTA ROSE Music One— two — three push!! Elizabeth Smith, Pat Denman, Rita Corio, and Nilda Lopez. _ Sports Dribbling the ball away from Mary Craig gives Joan Spiers a chance for a basket Our best foot forward in shuffleboard. Eleanor Risikoff, Mary Ford, Agnes Drake, Nilda Lopez, Rita Corio, Pat Denman, Elizabeth Smith, Anna Marie Panicucci. Pace 82 Bookworms BARBARA LEHMAN Librarian Officers: Elizabeth Politan, President; Judy Yobbi, Vice President: Pat Mille isurer; Antoinette Kudick, Treasurer. Planning meetings and club activities, under Miss Lehman's supervision, keeps our officers very busy. SENIORS Left Table: Pat Pheder, Barbara Justice, Annie Grant, Josephine Del Guercio, Dolores Cioff, Marie Kripetz, Janice Rippel, Agnes Drake, Marjorie Pate. Right Table: Josephine Lento, Catherine Brodo, Verna Newcomer, Anna Maione, Eileen Luongo, Jo Ann Ferrari, Anita Apostilico, Kathleen Lawless, Standing: Marion | Gaeta, Anna Marie Panicu cci, Pat Grady, Kathy Flynt, Diane Domogauer, Mary Craig, Janeen Bethke, Angela Palmieri, Joan Spiers, Stephanie Carr, Terry Healey, Maryann Gerardi, Vivian Torre, Barbara Alfano, Connie Piegaro, Lorraine Jannicelli, Marge Addotta, Frances Sanitate. TITTEN. A Р = 4 4 1 | AB. Keeping up-to-date on the latest books and assisting students in locating specific information are important tasks for Senior Bookworms Junior Bookworms Checking in and checking out books, shelving, binding, and covering magazines are a few of the many duties that the Juniors perform Kneeling: Debbie Dontas, Laura Gibson, Mary Paleologou, Iris Cappetta, Pat Gaffney. Desk: Carol Geraci, Judy Candice, LouAnn Trotta, Jane Chin. Middle row: Chris Trelevas, Judy Yobbi, Judy DeMeola, Geraldine Bird, Marie Casale, Carol Marchese, Dianne Molle, Barbara Witalis, Maria Sabia, Frances Colie. Back rou Phyllis Guinta, Ramona Bird, Arlene Murray, Pat Miller, Beverly Sipko, Geraldine Weaver, Barbara Kolensky, Linda Valdes, Lessie Hill. Sophomore Bookworms Waiting for the day when they can become more skilled in library techniques, the Sopho- mores assist at the desk. Seated: Theresa Rosza, Theresa Ciccone, Janet Bey, Lena Alston, Dorothy Cannell, Margaret Cullari, Mary Jane Feeley. Standing: Helen Jones, Sarah Gervasio, Ann Bobroski, Judy Wittlinger, Barbara Jasuilewicz, Madalyn Raia, Michele Fabiano. Freshmen Bookworms Locating the whereabouts of books is a difficult task that the Freshmen must master. Left Desk: Geraldine Kelly, Pat Santucci, Mary Brown, Lynn Wilson, Rosemary Lucciola. Right Desk: Sophia Immerso, Nancy Malloy, Barbara Lamberti, Suzanne DiGiovine, Susette Romano, JoAnn Araneo, Sandra Torres. Stand- ing: Paula Schiavo, Christine Gaeta, Rosemary Gratkowski, Bernadette Turcsik, Maryanne Cassie, Josephine Ricciardelli, Joan Armstrong, Frances Gerardi, Cynthia Boehme, Sharon Gra- ham, June Knight, Maryanne Johnson, Carmen Velez, Elaine Drummond. Pace 84 Student Council OFFICERS FRESHMEN JOANN DAHM ELAINE DRUMMOND LINDA GERONIMO ROSEANN LOMBARDINO JOHANNA PONTRELLI CARMEN VELEZ ADULTS- = = Standing dent; Phyllis res C Giunta Mary Craig, President Сюй 4 lom, 2 REPRESENTATIVES SOPHOMORES MILDRED FINOCCHIARO JUNE GERONIMO FRANCES GRIFFITHS CAROLE MIKULICKA LINDA TIBERI JUNIORS PAT LAMBO MICHELE PETROLE DOLORES PIEGARO JANET RUSSOMANO FRANCES SAUCHELLI BARBARA VENTOLA ELMA LAURY BENKO, CAROL LYNNE FERKEL, CAROLYN TONIC 7 ORCAS tale p 1j Wah Ici, Second Vice Presi- Vice President; Terry Latore, Treasurer. Seated Pat Grady, Secretary SENIORS LOUISE AFFLITTO MARY CAROLLO MARIE COLAVITO MARIE KRIPETZ ANDREA LENCI ELLA REID PAT TORSELL Recreation “Those records in the gym help to keep us thin. Standing Linda Rafft, Lynda Albanese, jare simo, Iris Cappetta, Josephine Calabria, Dolores Cioffi, chair i man; Elaine De Nicholas, Rita zm Roscoe, Michele Fabiano, Pat La Bue. Kneeling: Laura Gib son, Angela Radice, Pattie Camuso, Lena Alston ГЕ даа ד‎ ₪ HHH Housekeeping A tisket, a tasket; please use the litter basket. ” Marion Gaeta, Barbara drea Lenci, Joanne Drumr Craig. Not shown: Elaine P Publicity “These ‘Live-Wires' keep us J informed of school activi- ties.” Standing: Josephine Del Guercio, Agnes Drake, Pat Grady, chairman; Debbie Dontas, Carole Molinari. Seat- ed: Rosemarie Johnson, Jan- ice Rippel, Ella Reid, Mar garet Cullari РАСЕ 86 Safety Cafeteria LT = E = Committees as familiar phrases.” Jordi, Annie Grant, Terry rry Latore, chairman; Josephine Del n Spiers, Maureen McEvoy, Barbara ig rry , Anna Marie Panicucci, Frances tie Bell, Florence Riccardi, Brunhilda Gauss, Barbara Pat Bernhardt, Rosemarie Johnson, Pat Torsell, Pat i Nofrio, Priscilla Butler, Eileen DiBiano, Elaina | Mohtiak, Winnie Dominie, Lorraine Jannicelli, What a job it is Reeping the girls in line for 'only one main.' Seated: Rita Corio, Frances Sanitate, Vinnie Lopomo, Nancy Asadorian, Janet Russomano, Judy Candice, Phyllis Giunta, chair man; Mary Ann Giunta, Marjorie Pate, Diane Borsuk, Anna Squillaro, Jennie Cavallo, and Janice Rom i. Standing: June Geronimo, Michele Petrole, Elizabeth Politan, Verna Newcomer, iry Ann Gerardi, Pat Gaffney, Pat Denman, Annie Grant, Rita res, Ann Vendemia, Linda Tibera, and Kathy Flynt Selecting the best picture.” Stephanie Carr and Kathy Flynt Janice Rippel, our yearbook photogra pher, talks with an Indian delegate at the United Nations ATHENA 1961 Editor-in-Chief STEPHANIE CARR Assistant Editor KATHY FLYNT Yearbook Adviser LILA KANTROWITZ Financial Committee Three dollars а copy—what a bargain! Ruth Bartkus, Mr. Biglin, Mary Valentine, Mary Paleologou, Pat Lambo, Judy Candice, and Sandra Zuber Advertising Committee ‘How many ads can we sell? Seated: Pat Miller, Anita Apostilico, Judy Candice, and Lenore Lopez. Standing: Linda Rafft, Connie Piegaro, Angela Palmieri, and Mary Paleologou Editorial Staff “Theme, layout, and write-up; problems, problems, and deci- sions Stephanie Carr, standing; Linda Albanese, Joan Spiers Dolores Cioffi, Mary Carollo, Pat Grady, Dorothy Chapko, Josephine Del Guercio, Martha Buchanan, Elaina Then, and Janeen Bethke. Not shown: Lillie Robinson, Winnie Dominie, Anna Panicucci, and Beverly Bennet Typists ‘Will the senior write-ups ever end? Pat LaBue, Cathy Brodo, Vinnie Lopomo, and JoAnn Ferrari Art Staff The senior layout is a problem.” Stephanie Carr, Josephine Del Guercio, and Elaina Then “The skill of the artists lends original ity to Athena.” Gladys Boles, Agnes Drake, Phyllis Giunta, and Pat Denman. What а job—filing 443 Lynda Albanese A2C Donald N. Pearson A2C Walter Gosson Abbay to Baby Egor Ada Skuratofsky Agnes A. Drake Al Ambacher Albani Gallo Allan Brighton Andrea and Jimmy, 1960-61 Andy Loves Ann Angel Carroll Angelo Contursi Angelo-Lardieri Angelo La Rue Anita Sonny, 56-61 Ann Grumbin Ann ₪ Posty Anna Del Russo Anna Lee Anna Orme Apicello Auto Sale Archie Reid Arlene Arlene Lenci Arlene Perillo Art Brotherly Arthur Taylor Babe ₪ Chick's Place Babs and Mike Barbara Anne Barbara Ashback Barbara Lehman Barbara Bruce Barbara Marotta Pat Angelo Mr. Wallace supervises Barbara Witalis, Verna Newcomer, Barbara A. Punzo Bernadette Johnny Bernadette Turcsik Bernadette Vassallo Best Wishes to Lynda Lotte ₪ Neil Betty and Stan Billie and Kieth Billy and Ella Bobbie Brennan Bobbie Lou Boobeel I Brian К. O'Toole Brunhilda Gauss Bruno B.M.—Rocking Chairettes Butch СА. Carl and Janet Always Carmella Addotta Carmen Velez Carmine and Julie Carol Ferkel Carol K. Carol Loves Tommy Carol Opanowicz Carol Mark Carol Ralph Carole and Angelo Carolyn Dooley Catherine V. Oliver Catherine Pallitto Cathy Diane Di Ceglie Cee Zee-Lucia Charles Coveney Charles Hasse Chris Larry Claire Kupst Congratulations, Janic Congratulations, Verna Connie Albanese Connie and Bob Cookie ₪ Bob 61 Cora La Bue Debbie and Bill Denise Tartaglia Diana and Mike Diane Loves Joe 58-61 Did You Ever? Dolores Califri Dolores Foselli Dolores Piegaro Don Piacente Donald Richardson Doris Joe Doris M. Stumm Doris Walker Dot and Fran Dottie and Alan Doug and JoAnn 1960 Duke Sandy Eddie Eddie Loves Cathy Edie Caruso Edna and Lenny Elaine Chopich Elaine Chopich Ellen Potts Elsie Prym Elsie Sehmalz Emeline Flynt Emil and Ruth-Ann Erma Domogauer Eugene J. Sniezek Flo Filomena Celano Florence Joey Fran Goo-Goo, 7-24-60 Fran and Tony Frances Angelo Frances Griffiths Gary Lenci Gene Loves Terry George Haug Geri Comunale Gerry Weaver Goldenglo Farms Enterprizes Hank Jan Harry Prott Harvey and Barbara Helen and Joey Henry Muschkat I Give Up Ida and Ernest LaRocca Irene Holly Iris Menendez Isabel Triano Jack Avnet James Clemente james Scarpella Jan Bill Jane jane ₪ Mawren Sheldon Janet and Jim Janet Pepe janice Rippel Janie janie and Raymond Jay's Gift Shops Inc. jean Pintozzi jean and Bob Jerry and Joyce jerry and Terry Jim and Arlene jimmy Guarino Jimmy and Marie Jo ₪ Gabe 59-60-61 Joan Divorkin Jo Ann Amato JoAnn Briante Joann Sanzari Joann Ray Jo Ann and Tommy Joanne Drummond Joe Joe Joe and AI Joe Loves Dee Joe Federico 106 Piccolo Joe Mary Ann John John Gisoldi John Holland John Schaffner John Sibilia John Warchol Johnny-Loves-Lois, Always Johnny Boy Joseph De Fillippes, Jr. Joseph B. O Toole Joseph Strumolo Joyce Bobbitt Judy-Emerich Judy Jimmy Kathy Kathy and Bobby Kathy Lawless Kathy Palmieri Ken Kelledy Kenny Rheubotton Lannie Frankie LaMont L. Bristol Lee and Phil Lena Gerardi Lenny Aiello Lenore Volpe Linda Lolly Loretta M. DeGeiso Lorraine Cookie DeMatteo Lorraine ₪ Frankie Forever Louis Flora Louis Palermo Louise Edman Louise Gerardi Lou's Italian Hot Dogs Lucian Addotta Lucille Lenny Lucille Mike Lygia Lynda Anthony Fasano Lynn De Paul Lynne and Jed 1960-61 Madeline Loves Harvey Marcos Sanchez, Jr. Margaret Siska Margie Cullari Maria Nick Marie Danny, Always Marie Lenny Marie Lou Marie Napoli Marie Ronnie Marilyn Treusch Marion Malgeri Marion Ronnie Mary Craig Mary De Cesare Mary Ann Frankie Mary Ann Gerardi Mary Ann Joe Mary Ann Journey Mary Ann Loves Turk Maryanne Sauck Mary Ann Stefanelli Mary De Frino Mary ₪ Jerry Mary June Reid Mary McFadden Maryrose Waer Maureen Whelan Michaeline Kiss Michael Drapak Mike’s Barber Shop Mildred O'Donell Millie Milton Spitz Minnie Lopez Miss Antoinette Kudick Miss Denning Miss Edmison Miss Haley Miss Marie Iadipaoli Mr. Anthony Healey Mr. C. Haase Mr. Gerard DeFillippes Mr. Ralph Brodo Mrs. Angelina Aiello Mrs. Ann Wecsey Mrs. B. Benson Mrs. Beevers Daughter Mrs. C. Fuller Mrs. Caroline Van Sant Mrs. Catherine Hall Mrs. Helen John Grudzien Mrs. Jean Martell Mrs. June Spiers Mrs. Lydia Brodo Mrs. Margaret Ambrose Mrs. Mattie Ramsey Mrs. Payne Mrs. P. Pinto Mr. Mrs. A. Martucci Mr. Mrs. A. Stenukinis Mr. Mrs. Andrew Kudick Mr. ₪ Mrs. Anthony Gerardi Mr. Mrs. Anthony Lo'Piccolo . ₪ Mrs. C. Kelley . ₪ Mrs. C. Trinks . ₪ Mrs. Carmen Jarrubba .@ Mrs. Davies . ₪ Mrs. Р. San Giacomo . 6 Mrs. Е. Burdzy ₪ Mrs. Frederick A. Murrin Mr. Mrs. С. Aiello Mr. ₪ Mrs. Gauss Mr. ₪ Mrs. George Keller . ₪ Mrs. С. Knecht . Mrs. С. Perillo ‚ Mrs. Н. Westphalen . ₪ Mrs. Harold Cortese ‚ Mrs. Harry Vendemia . ₪ Mrs. Hobart Uhl . ₪ Mrs. Howard Craig . ₪ Mrs. J. Grosso . @ Mrs. J. Fuller . Mrs. J. Rippel . ₪ Mrs. J. Scalia . ₪ Mrs. James Dakin . ₪ Mrs. James F. Hyland . ₪ Mrs. James F. Hyland ‚ ₪ Mrs. James С. Smith and Family . ₪ Mrs. James Pagliocco . ₪ Mrs. John Distasio, Jr, . ₪ Mrs. John P. Lento . Mrs. John Scalera . 6 Mrs. Joseph Dane . ₪ Mrs. Jose ph Foselli . ₪ Mrs. Joseph LaBue . ₪ Mrs. Joseph LeBar . ₪ Mrs. Joseph Pollitto . ₪ Mrs. Kazmere Navrotski Mr. ₪ Mrs. L. С. Gobright Mr. Mrs. L. Gocklin, Sr. Mr. Mrs. LaMar A. Nelson Mr. Mrs. Leon Gocklin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Apostolico Mr. ש‎ Mrs. M. Gaudiosi Mr. ש‎ Mrs. M. Gocklin Mr. Mrs. M. Sanchez Mr. ש‎ Mrs. M. Stone Mr. ש‎ Mrs. M. Seidel Mr. ש‎ Mrs. M. Suppa Mr. ש‎ Mrs. Martin Murrin Mr. ₪ Mrs. Michael Lopomo Mr. Mrs. Nick Minnicozzi Mr. Mrs. P. Linfante Mr. Mrs. Р. Schmidt Mr. Mrs. P. L. Storzum Mr. Mrs. Patrick Distasio Mr. Mrs. Paul Miserandino Mr. Mrs. Раш E. Veltre Mr. ₪ Mrs. Peter Apostolico Mr. ₪ Mrs. Peter Cocuzza Mr. Mrs. Peterson Mr. Mrs. Ralph Sperduto Mr. Mrs. В. Gocklin Mr. Mrs. R. Mortimer Mr. Mrs. R. Orme Mr. Mrs. Richard Cole Mr. Mrs. Richard Gocklin Mr. Mrs. Robert Elliott Mr. ₪ Mrs. Robert Hartman Mr. Mrs. S. Scarpella Mr. Mrs. Sal Gerardi Mr. Mrs. Sal Gerardi, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Salvatore DeFillippes Mr. Mrs. T. Caruso Mr. ש‎ Mrs. T. Punzo, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Tiger Mr. Mrs. Thomas Dortch Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Biglin Mr. Mrs. V. Staniulis Mr. Mrs. Vincent Scamorza Mr. Mrs. Vito Gaeta Mr. Mrs. W. J. Wood Mr. ש‎ Mrs. W. Kantrowitz Mr. Mrs. Walter A. Karas, Jr. Mr. ש‎ Mrs. Walter S. Hamilton Mr. Mrs. William Clifford Murrin Family - Cape Breton Neek Neil Stefanelli Nick and Arline Nickie Josette Nicky Nicky Terry Nilda Genaro Nora Massimino Norma Ronnie Off. Vincent J. Pedalino Pat Cocchi Pat Gerrity Pat and Judy Pat LaBue ₪ Mike Tursi Pat Lambo Pat Mike Pat Mike Patsy Gerardi Paul S. Camitta Paul-Michael-Carol S. Paula Tony Peggy Al Perky O'Toole Peter Baby Bigelow Peter Sperandeo Philip Frese Rae Mario Ralph Rea Raymond Raymond W. Allgeier Raymond D. DeLuca Raymond Stabinski Richard Cholminsky Richard Murrin Richard E. Wallace Richie Briscoe Richie Vinnie Rita Rodrigues Rita Scarpella Rose Citro Rosemarie Anthony Rosemarie Apostolico Rose Marie Pallitta Rosemarie Charles Rosemarie Jerry Sperduto Sam Sandy Richie Searmec I. Sharon Sal $ phie S Sgt. Mrs. John Rinkus Steve Pattie Steve Loves Kathy Steverino Sussex Television Co. Suzanne Terry Joe Tessie's Luncheonette The Fabulous Baltimore Colts The Graham Brothers The Hose Plunger The La Bue Family The Little Freshman The 1930 Ford The Rockhill Family The Tedesco Family The Unknown Tom ₪ Jim Tommy Amato Tommy Lawless Tommy McIntyre Toni ₪ Butch Celano Tony ₪ Elaina To Prack from Bang To Verna—Love Myron Trina Trooper Harvey Curtis Simmons Two Little Guys United Grocery Vance Smith Verna Loves Myron Vic Dick Vinnie Lopomo Vinny Di Gerlando Vivian Macaluso Walter R. V. Wilson William Coyne РАСЕ 91 THIS IS YOUR PROUDEST HOUR 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-THOMAS STUDIO FOREMOST SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THE EAST Pace 92 THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION SIUDENT COUNCIL GIBBS World's Laraest Beauty S COMPANY В Hous E35 Chaat №, L. KALTMAN SONS, INC. STUDENT PRACTICAL NURSES Class-«S has lass $1051 EERE DENTAL ASSISTANCE IECHNICAL SECRETARY 10 HARRY GROSS COZY SPOT LUNCHEONETTE NICK'S Nev New J 352 BAR INC. NEWARK ABC LAUNDRY COMPANY N ו‎ BUSINESS MACHINES 8 YOUR CLASS RING was prod ced by BALFOUR —manufacturer of High School and College Jewelry, Commencement BROLIN ements | diy lomas ]א‎ 0 i s Trophies L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY CHARLES 7. LANI BUSINESS MACHINES GRADUATES —1961 BUSINESS MACHINES 11% BELMONT GLASS MIRROR COMPANY TECHNICAL SECRETARY 11's DRESSMAKING 11 BEAUTY CULTURE 10B-A CLINTON MILK CO. COLLEGIATE CAP 6 GOWN СО. ( New York Cit CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS HOMEROOM 323 Good Luck Fellow Graduates: Learn to make the most of life Lose no happy day. Time can never give you back Chances sweptaway. Leave no tender words unsaid, Love while love shall last For the mill can never grind With water that has passed. TECHNICAL SECRETARY 12's BEAUTY CULTURE 11A-B Room 5 MEDICAL ASSISTANTS_1961 Best Wishes to THE CLASS О ESSEX COUNTY VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION Beauty Culture Seniors, 12A - В THE WORLD BEYOND The time has come—we Il say larewell— But in our hearts will always dwell, The memories ol friendships found, Where warmth and singing hearts abound. And now we leave our youth behind, For in the world beyond we'll find, The dreams and hopes we ve spun each day, At last become reality along life's way. PATRICIA CAMUSO THE BOOKWORMS MUSUM CO. SONS Barber Beauty Su I | 1 od “MACK” IRMA BEST WISHES GOOD LUCK Beauty Culture 10 — Group One Meas Home Коот — 210 Pace 100 ВА55ЕК R. ODELL SONS СО Vinette Lewis Monica CHARBONNE CAROLYN Tonic Pace 102 ORange 4-2515 Wholesale this call is for | уо� . If you're looking for something more than “just a job —we invite you to answer this call for operators, business office people, stenographers and others needed now at the Telephone Company. You'll start at a good rate of pay, have every chance to advance and earn more. You'll work in pleasant surroundings with many people your own age, take part in many company-planned social activities. And you'll enjoy paid vacations and holidays, insurance, sickness and disability plans, and many other benefits. Why not get the full story now from your Vocational Guidance Counselor. You'll be glad you did. NEW JERSEY BELL ( Range 4-6678-9 Retail PETER’S FISH MARKET Boned Shad a Spe ialty Serving: Hotels — Restaurants — Clubs 571 Main Street NEWARK DRI 140 Halsey Street Best Wishes FRESHMEN FOUR Memories from the ADULTS OF 1 East Orange New Jersey C mpliments of SSSMAKER SUPPLY СО. New ark, New Jersey Best о] Luck in the Future ROOM 207 ( ongratulations to the Seniors FRESHMEN THREE FRESHMEN FOUR-A Congratulations, Seniors! We know you re gay You just can t wait until the final day. May memories which are new and old Make you think often о] your dear blue and gold. FRESHMEN FIVE ICKES Annuals Я 62 SUMMIT ROAD, CLIFTON, NEW JERSEY SPECIALIZING IN SCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARBOOKS FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS Pace 103 Acknowledgments жа� аа:‏ ו j т