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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1962 volume:

ATHENA Presented by Senior Class Essex County Vocational and Technical High School 300 North Thirteenth Street Newark, New Jersey | 962 Our County During the- past four- years, Athena became tv's contributions to hei cation % As each `w day “dawned. le. scanned her Freshman schedule. Her academic subjects and exploratory “shops” provided an opportunity to choose one of the technical ne Ids that would be- come her career, A many gabled structure was no more Com- plexed than her Sophomore. year. New terms, equipment, and procedures had to -bé learned. Athena accepted her responsibilities as a working citizen of Ess X High. at Work and Play found Athena, a Junior o her studies in ordei to keep het part-time lob. This Was thi )CCame membi rot the school's governing Боду. Her Senior year seemed endless at first. But like an aerial view, each part of her well planned career became more apparent, the’ more she viewed the picture, Now she was ready to serve the County which had faithfully served her. As a post-graduate student, Athena could con- tinue or return for training in one of the more advanced fields foi adults. Legend MAYORS ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL FACULTY FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR ADULT BOOSTERS Sheldon R. Odell Mapelwood i“ Newton E. Winans Caldwell Boro John E. Duetsch Livingston James J. Sheeran West Orange Essex County Robert Howe Verona W.S Doyle South Orange Mayors Harry W. Chenoweth Nutley Harold Osborne Mont: lair James W. Kelly, Jr. East Orange Russell A. Riley Orange - William E. Lovell Irvington Leo P. Carlin Newark u SEATED Left to Right: Mrs. Jeanne Moss, Mr. James L. McKenna, McMahon, Jr, Mr. Anthony L. Cecere, Mr. Charles A. Matthews, Director, Mrs. Margaret G. Marucci. STANDING: Mr. Richard F. Mr. Albert Saldutte, Mr. Arthur N. Skeels, Mr. Benjamin W. Gordon. Chosen Board of Freeholders County Supervisor Weldon R. Sheets Board of School Estimate CLOCKWISE: Richard J. Galante, Albert, J. Ciccone, Jacob Mellinger, President, P. Joseph Qwinn, Dr. George W. Morgenroth, Dr. William S. Twichell, John К. Rooney, James F. McHugh, Absent from photo. Administration Administrative Staff SEATED from left to right: Phillip Н. Haney, George W. Morgentoth, DIRECTOR, and Albert J. Ciccone. STANDING: Elston W. Meyer, Stephen Andrasko, and Edward J. Coughlin. — à. 1 ат... Едиса� о� Metti din ” Да Мод 一 一 一 б; M N 3 xa v MEN MN NNN SAAR SAA , cw. Pr i = r A — - 6 е Leod Ludi М 4 — — , Е he omn A ze TK de Principal FACULTY Their Combined Efforts Kept Us Going Ever Forward = © — с Y O © ‚2 O q : „9 JOHANNA ALLMANNSBERGER DRUCILLA ASHE AUDREY BERGEN English — Social Studies Beauty Culture General Nursing Athena Adviser Cosmetology MARGUERITE L. BREWIN Typing — Stenography THOMAS J. BIGLIN General Mathematics Bookkeeping Financial Adviser MARION COLE HARRY CORSON ELEANOR DEARNALEY Beauty Culture Business Machines Science Ñ JOSEPHINE DeMARCO MARY EDMISON LILLIE E. FAIRCHILD Theory — Cosmetology School Nurse Dental Assistance Alumnae Association Adviser RUTH FITCHETT Practical Nursing LILLIAN GARDNER Medical Secretary MICHAEL GENEVRINO ANNE GOBRIGHT GRACE HYLAND Driving Instructor Beauty Culture Beauty Culture MARIE V. IADAPAOLI Guidance Counselor LILA KANTROWITZ Typing Stenography BARBARA LEHMAN Library Booster Sponsor DOLLY KELLEY Commercial Art Queen of Hearts Dance DAISY S. LEHMAN English Student Council Adviser JAMES LEITH Technical Procedures Algebra Magazine Drive Sponsor ELIZABETH MARION Geography — English EVELYN LUCKERT Dress Design Senior Class Adviser REGINA К. ОТООГЕ Textile Pattcrn making CLOTHILDE L. MUNSTER Practical Nursing R. NEAL OWENS Social Studies FRANK POLITO Typing — Clerical Practice ROBBERTINA M. RILEY ALICE ROBERTS HENRIETTA ROSE Gym Dressmaking Music MATHILDE SELTZER Typing Stenography ROSE ROSE Dietetics Food Service MARGARET SISKA Sup. Office Experience PATRICIA SKIDMORE IRENE STEWARD Clerical Practice Food Service Beauty Culture MARGARET TACZY OTEKA J. TARTAGLIA ELIZABETH TRINKS Practical Nursing Dressmaking Social Studies Red Cross Geography MAUDE VANCE School Physician PATRICIA UNDERWOOD Guidance Counselor EVELYN VEENSTRA Health Driver Education CAROL WOOD SUSAN WOOD Audio Visual Aids English Beauty Culture Guidance Miss Underwood Counselor Mrs. Pantano and Miss Underwood check a Sen- ior's folder for employment information. Office Miss Iadipaoli Counselor Mrs. Risinger’s supervision encompasses the duties of all within the school, and also the various eve- nings activities. Mrs. Rachiel and Mrs. Pennington always have a busy day in the Main Office. Mr. Keller, custodial supervisor, hands Mrs. Pantano the package of paper she's been wait- ing for all day. Mrs. Warwick mimeographs forms for the Main Office and schools. Ann Russomanno, Louise Sagendorf, and Miss Edmison enjoy laugh while working. фев Sandra Zina, Carmella Sansera, and Lena Alston say unison, Did someone call? Miss Edmison is asked by Louise Sagendorf, Do you think I have a fever? | Doctor Vance begins the Freshman check-ups by taking blood pressure first. Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs. Savoia, Mrs. Valvano, and Mrs. De Stefano agree that lunchtime is the busiest time of day. Staff Mr. Bettelli takes a hammer from Mr. Benevenia to adjust the elevator doorjam. 19 2. للا‎ de 77 LL) c LL. Freshman | Left to Right from the BOTTOM: Patricia Turner, Vitolyda Barlotta, Victoria Canas, Lucy Salvitoriello, Beverly Scalamoni, Patricia Gaeta, Carol Cioeola, Annella Freda, Margaret Cara- manno, Carol Pannullo, Cheyl Minutoli, Judith Scevola, Barbara Coe, Barbara Fritts, Carmella Sansera, Dorothy Smoriga, Rose Marie Tuosto, Dorothy Aiello, Brenda Giordano, Anna Crawford, Sandra Zinno, Kathy Fusaro, Lorraine Luongo, Fay Bass, Linda Luongo, Iris Keith. Freshman 2 Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Ann D'Amice, Barbara Campione, Barbara Bruchard, Catherine Bruchard, Phylis D'Angelo, Mary Lynn Danese, Pat Melia, Carol Kudrak, Arlene Reichert, Susan Mueller, Evelyn Tekula, Launia Up- church, Eleanor Traniano. Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Janet Boyd, Marie Biase, Rosemarie Boczae, Cheryl Accardi, Jean Kersey, Barbara Ceglia, Linda Cefalu, Shirley Carbo, Linda Coney, Virginia Jakimas, Rosa- linda Frazzano, Sharon Walsh, Esther Watts, Elise Suarey, Ann Marie Schultz, Linda Risden. Freshman 3 Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Con- nie Castellano, Anne Marie Albanese, Fredie Lange, Joann Locene, Linda Pace, Judy Peterson, Vici Mauro, Pat Husvar, Joann Raino, Elizabeth Miele. Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Bernadette LaBella, Patricia Kennedy, Joesphine Pocchio, Darlene Travisano, Ronnie Pace, Rosemarie Terella, Patty Nicallette, Barbara Nicoietta, Anne Maria Olvieri, Elaine Thornton, Donnie Thurmond, Marie Verducci, Linda Costellano, Linda Marin- accio, Delia Prudenti. Freshman 4a Left to Right from the BOTTOM: Joyce Maglio, Renee Hulin, Barbara Singleton, Louise Salzmann, Marlene Be- Denadetto, Singlinda Muth, Francine DiNardo, Roseann Castricone, Erika Rollox, Joyce Fiorenza, Barbara Castel- lano, Joyce Kicki, Crystal Jones, Carolyn Williams, Linda Flores, Jean Palmieri, Maria Orsini. Left to Right from the BOTTOM: Alma Sultansada, Marie Buono, Josephine Oleszezuk, Linda de Hagara, Lorraine Motyka, Sandra Calabrese, Rosemarie Ludovico, Florence Masino, Janet Pierce, Marie Rossi, Gail Caputo, Antonia D'Agostino, Sally Grippaldin, Virginia VanDyke, Christine Small, Marie Ya- warsky, Anita Paternoster, Carol Carollo, Iolanda Degrossi, Donota Ferrara, Kathleen McGovern, Gwendolyn Woods, Linda Blasco, Patricia DiGiacomo, Susan DePerri, Kathy Lucadamo. Freshman 6 Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Audrey White, Carmella Alessio, Betty Donafrio, Eva Lynn Carloni, Judie Maglione, Angela Manginelli, Jean Abri- dello, Doris Stumpf, Joyce Vocaturo, Phyllis Schiavo, Theresa Guadagnino, Suzanne Thoma, Sandra Leggett, Rose Brewer, Rosa Cruz, Carmella Orfino, Margaret Best, Carol Tonfield, Evelyn Corbacho, Vivian Koellisch, Maryann Nicoletta, Skye Huron, Lin Wong, Roberta Herter, Marie Edgar, Linda Mas- elli, Evelyn Turano, Linda Rafaniello, Diane Martin. Freshman 4 Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Patricia Walters, Catherine Petty, Saundra Schneider, Jean Doto, Ju- див Donnelly, Collette — Restaino, Geraldine Mayol, Hattie Brown, Beatrice Steinhoff, Valerie Cam- passo, Dorothy Bernhardt, Joann Bemis, Charlotte Funicelli, Linda Beronimo, Janet Redwood, Linda Riccardi, Carol Carter, Carolyn Napper, Lorraine Nicolette, Theresa D'Amico ‚ three, four “Seek and Find” is the g Freshmen play like Buono, as the School's ger for one day b Clockwise: Jean Kevsey, Barbara Burc- hardt, Marylyn Danese, Virginia Jakimas, and Sharon Walsh are enjoying their Christmas Dinners. Carolyn Williams confers with Miss Un- derwood about the qualifications needed for the various technical courses SOPHOMORE No More Complexed, Than a Many Gabled Structure, 15 This Year 4 Uer — mouet I $ э а� ш ы� + Village Hall — South Orange Sophomores Business Machines Left to Right from the FRONT ROW: Anna Marie Auriemma, Al- berta Riccardi, Joan Garbera, Angela Mobilio, Winifred Umstead, Elaine Yobbi, Lynn Wilson, Bernadette Turscik, Ann Marie Sylvestro, Joan Lockhart, Sophie Immerso, Rachel Pompei, Marie Kurtz, Dorisa Williams, JoAnn Suppa, Martha Williams, Lenore Volpe, Jessica Car- angelo, Toni Foggia, Diane Gibbons, Betty Siveat. ! W' y” | Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Cynthia Boehme, Antonia Past- ч aL LE Y. ци iy ore, Diane Di Meo, Vera Tamburri, Shela Sturchio, Lois Frazzano, I зи Е : : : Frances Gerardi, Ellen Tsiorikes, Claudette Orr, Connie Jule, J'San Amador, Rose Ann Russo, Elizabeth Heinold, Patricia Natiello, Rose- mary Lucciola, Roselyn Evans, Beverly DeMaio, Eileen Gartlend, Catherine Fiacarento, Lucille Vecchione, Susan Masi, Paulette White. Commercial Art Left to Right: Gail Richards, Margaret Capaccio, Sandra Gaudette, Doris Mul- holland, Mary Ann D'Agostino, Christine Gaeta. Technical Secretary Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Edith Wells, Paula Schi- avo, Pat Santucci, Angela Rita, Marie Forcella, Juanita Yuzko, Noreen Genzone, Janet Pepe, Camille Melillo, Judy Shay, Sharon Graham, Carol Sperduto, Angela Tuscano, Leslie Caboy, Bernadette Tasco, Mary Jane Gillett, Theresa Ruggietio, JoAnn Araneo, Phyllis LaFiura, Mary Ann Mat- tia, Pat McAvoy, Carol Grey, Catherine Romano, Bernedine Loehts, Mary Brown, Ann Adelzio, Joan Armstrong, Carol Littig, Susette Romano, June Knight, Elaine Drummond, Susan Scanberti. Beauty Culture Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Mrs. Wood, Instructor, Suzzane DeGiovani, Marie Stankewitz, Carol Mercado, Ann Lee Taylor, Carol Carlo, Elaine Ilaria, Jacqueline Bout- skaris, Cheryl Mongiovi, Sylvia Tulli, Dolores Zoppi, Bar- bara White, Marie SanGiacomo, Gloria Smith, JoAnn Yanuzelle, Nancy Malloy, Elizabeth Smith, Carol Malanga. Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Carol McAnn, Loretta Rubino, Arlene Petillo, Jennie Cavallo, Carol Guiliano, Rosemarie Blasi, Donna Ahr, Nancy LaFragola, Janice Adams, Judy Yanuzzi, Louise Remondelli, Joyce Calabrese, Maria Ricci, Elizabeth Bambo, Carmen Velez, Joanne Doyle, Diane Razzeca, Connie Ricotta, Sandra Cicarelli, Barbara Lamberti, Connie Dimino, Diane Magaro, Mary Ann Cassie. tr rorem — Nol Sophomores Dressmaking Left to Right from FRONT ROW : Sarah O'Neal, Josephine Del Vecchio, Rosemary Miller, Elsie Farina, Irene Falstrom, Mar- lene Ragelski, Carol Eckles, Ellen Conney, Angela Petruzzi, Dathy Soldan, Gail Brown, Jean Bacehler, Rachael D'Agostino, Doreen Ricciardelli, Barbara Guarino, Geraldine Kelly, Joann Iannuzzelli, Edith Marelli, Shirley Rey- nolds, Paula Kee, Deana Troiana, Sarah Miller, Rose Ann Campione, Susanne Bivona, Carol Ponti- cello, Kathleen Sinkler, Elda Cruz. Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Judy Bloomfield, Yovonne Ottalagen, Gloriajean Koch, Dolores Campione, Jennifer Pancaro, Connie Zecchino, Betty Williams. Food Service Do you have a telephone pass, girls? Candids Comin' thru — please? What a stimulating day this is! JUNIOR The Evening Hours Find Нег Engrossed in Her Various Scholastic and Part-time Job Assignments. A e c E % е M EN Technical Secretary CLOCKWISE: Lorraine Russoman, Joanne Silano, Phyllis DeDolce, Jean Lucadamo, Irene Krepel, Mary Williams, Paula Caputo, Barbara Simonelli, Michele Petrole, Kathleen Noll, Eileen DeBiano, Georgeanne Velardi, Sarah Gervasio, Theresa Rozsa, Alice Rob- johns, Carolyn Reed, Helen Jones, JoAnn DeMaio, Joanne Trimigliozzi, Helen Smith. Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Carmela Cicchino, Katherine Corbo, Margaret Cul- lari, Margaret Carey, Diane DiAntonio, June Geronimo, Michele Fabiano, Jeanette Jones, Lena Alston, Barbara Gauss, Carol Garbera, Ann Bobroski, Barbara Jasuilewicz, Ruth Bartkus. + Prada in the Laach Each Doy Food Service = = Serve Each CMM 4 Rest Type A Left to Right: Diane Lingenfelter, Lorraine Strutzel, Mary Steeb. Beauty Culture de Clockwise from corner of FRONT TABLE: Eleanor Besofsky, Dolores Piegaro, Denise Lemmert, Pat Perna, Elsie Crockett, Mary Ann Cozzi, J u niors Pat Bernhardt. Clockwise from corner of REAR TABLE: Mary Ann Neves, Rose Marie Foglio, Mary Gray, Barbara Andriano, Lorraine DeSordi, Sophia Garaffa, Gay Thomas, Frances Griffiths. Left to Right from the FRONT ROW: Roseanne Mazzetta, Katherine Dowling, Rosemary Bellsiano, Sharon Higgins, Roseann Pasquale, Mary Ann Sgroi, Marie De Vincenzo, Eva Calabrese, Josephine Sylvestro, Carol Steffanelli, Rosemarie Rosamilia, Elaine Jones, Barbara Nofrio, Lucille De Meo, Carmel Ann Esposito, Jo Ann Romano, Anna Marie Bartilotta, Carol Ann Frunzi. Y am NT a Dress Design Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Nancy Slominsky, Madalyn Raia, Helen Avallone, Francena Haynes, Joan Williams, Lorraine Caputo, Arlene Ollo, Eileen Van De Venter, Caroline Nicolaro, Janet Bey, Carol Mikulicka, Elaine Fedor, Mary Ann Carlucci, Sharon Reese, Nellie Wil- liams, Ida Cauca, Barbara Pretoroti, Mary Graham, Victoria Mercado, Lidia Kartischko. Commercial Art Left to Right from the FRONT ROW: Veronica Vitiello, Vera Ollo, Susan Mason, Irene Mancini, Gerri Shriver, Maureen Cosgrove, Pat McEvoy, Mimi Emerich, Alice Quick. Business Machines Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Carol Yobbi, Anna Marra, Marie Granato, Camille Capozzi, Ann Ventola, Josephine Ricciardelli, Aldene Russomano, Ruthann Bryer, Bridget Peer, Theresa Vitale, Theresa Ciccone, Beatrice Thayne, Carol Scarpella, Hannelore Kutzner, Lucille Speranza, Ruthann Woodworth, Dorothy Need- ham, Mary Jane Feeley, Linda Tiberi, Maureen Mc- Evoy, Adelle Singeltary, Judith Wittlinger, Dolores Brzostowski, Sondra Wilson, Betty Jean Thomas, Do- menica Sanitate, Patricia D’Angelo. wc = ыя rr DA Eileen's Special is scanning through the latest fashion magazines. e “How do you like our snow-poodle? J и n | ors ask Barbara, Mary, and Joanne. Looks like ATHENA day. Anything interesting happen? Student Council Officers CLOCKWISE: Michele Petrole, Secre- tary, Betty-Ann Votapek, Treasurer, Gerry Weaver, Assistant Treasurer, Jo- anne Drummond, President, Jo Ann De- Maio, Assistant Treasurer, Lena Alston, First Vice President, Eva Calabrese, Sec- ond Vice President. Class Representatives Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Linda Geronimo, Diane Razzeca, Ella Reed (Adult), Barbara Simonelli, Jean Baechler, Ann Ventola, Mary Lynn Danese, Nancy Malloy, Rosemary Lucciola, Janice Ripple (Adult), Ann A 'Delizio, Sandra Zinna, Maryann Nicoletta, Marie Becklet, Mary Coe, Elaine Fedor, Mary Lynch, Donna Garzelli, Carmel Ann Esposito, Marie Ricci (Adult), Pat Gaffney, Ruth Bartkus, Gail Geachetti, Barbara Andridno, Judy Petlick, Pat Tezzano, Gene- vieve Rosanio. Safety Council Our organization, under the super- vision of Mrs. Lehman, consists of homeroom representatives who meet once every month with their Student Council officers. In addition to these meetings, we have the various Com- mittees which are under the direct leadership of a Student Council offi- cer. The success of our Council is due largely to the democratic manner in which it operates. All elections are by secret ballot. All recreational facilities used during the school day is under ddonl run the supervision of a committee chair- 2] man, who is an officer. The publicity displayed, around the school premises aids not only the selling of tickets to dances, but also promotes campaigns for safety and cleanliness among the Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Barbara Castellano, Arlene Reichert, Erika Rillox, Jenni- student body. fer Pancaro, Carmela Alessio, Rose Ann Russo, Gerry Weaver — Chairman, Mary Paliolozon, š Toni Foggio, Beatrice Thayne, Jane Rieger, Rachel D'Agostino, Mary Coe, Paula Schiano, Nancy Malloy, Elaine Drummond, Mary Ann Carluccio, Kathy Noll, Aurilka Canabal, Ida - Cauca, Carol Geraci, Lucille Vecchione, Genenieve Rosanio, Carol Carrollo, Barbara Nofrio, Denise Lemmert, Barbara Andriano, Ruth Bartkus, Carmel Ann Esposito, Barbara Kolen- sky. Cafeteria Committee Left to right from FRONT ROW: Kathleen Noll, Ruthann Bryer, Lena Alston Chairman, Barbara Simonelli, Mary Ann Carluccio, Janet Bey, Paula Schiavo, Dorisa Williams, Jo Ann Araneo, Jeanette Jones, Betty Thomas, Pat Tezzano, Carmel Ann Esposito, Pat Torre, Marlena Seme, Judy Candice, Ida Cauca, Jeannie Salvatorelli, Arlene Mangine, joan Williams, Mary Williams, June Knight, Shir- ley Fania, Mary Simpkins, Ruth Bartkus. Recreation Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Maureen Cosgrove, Linda Goebel, Jo Ann De Mario, Chairman, Madalyn Balotta, Janet Russamanno, Maureen McEvoy, Perched on Ladder: Janet Ogden, Camille Melillo. Publicity Committee Left to Right: Barbara Simonelli, Marlena Seme, Paula Caputo, Beverly Sipko, Judy Candice, Lou Ann Trotta, Diane Librizzi, Jo Ann De Maio, SITTING, Margaret Cullari, Chairman Housekeeping Left to Right from FRONT ROW: Mary Ann D'Agostino, Donna Littrielo, Roseann Pasquale, Eva Calabrese Chairman, Donna Garzilli, Barbara Andriano, Mary Jane Feeley, Theresa Vitale, Dorothy Cannell, Marie Casale, Ann Vantola, Diane Tunnero, Lucille Fiermosca, Pat Torre. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES For a Change of Pace, Students at Essex High Need Only to Travel a Short Distance tá Relax N A — c— — — сз о س‎ хс С � MAGAZINE a School participation Prizes Glee Club Mrs. Henrietta Rose's skillful direction Those 8 a.m. rehearsals. A few dedicated Thespians like Santa (Mr.) Polito, Florence, and Caroline. A gleeful audience Officers Bookworms -- ma Michele Fabiano Vice-President President Patricia Miller Secretary Barbara Witalis Treasurer Helen Jones Under the direction of Miss Lehman, they serve the student body daily. Each mem- ber serves on a committee which may be assigned to the check-out desk, “reading” the shelves, stacking, collecting fines and writing out overdue book notices. Freshmen Bookworms Senior Bookworms | ЇЇ Physical Fitness An alert mind is complimented by e га healthy body. The routine exercises were given by our instructor, Mrs. Riley. Sportsmanship is an asset, and we had many opportunities to cultivate this char- acteristic. SENIORS Her Job Potential lš As = (niq Pent a U A ° . _ en. = ailal Dni — — Ж yu. EAG . ae е | = 4 يڪ‎ Ду ф h. E - ۴ ` ' 3 € ....... 7 See зо зо 9 133 каз к rw Үн ет е .. 444 ...+ Yl vi 11 va аз за Tt `` 11 11 331 CE 1 1 ` ` Е ` ' ` ` ` = ` 1 1 з ` 1 1 т i 1 Li vx м. mn Aerial View, Downtown Newark е Athena Gratefully acknowledges the assistance of all, and especially the following, in their invaluable aid in the production of the Yearbook: Miss Allmannsberger — Athena Adviser Mr. Bielin — Financial Adviser Mrs. Daisy Lehman and Mrs. Carol Wood Senior Blurbs Miss Barbara Lehman — Booster Sponsor Mr. Leith Magazine Sponsor Mr. Esposito — American Yearbook Representative Mr. Floyd — Lorstan's Studio Adviser Diana Smith, Editor, reflects on the Yearbook's success. All three agree, Diana, Diane, and Sandra, that pictures make the Yearbook. The STAFF. Left to right from FIRST ROW: Diane Molle, Assoc. Editor, Diana Smith, Editor, Sandra Zuber, Assoc. Editor, Dolores Round, Judy Candice, Mary Ann Valentine, Jane Rieger, Mary Coe, Lena Alston, Lenore Lopez, Mary Paleologue, Barbara Menoni, Mary Davis, Marlena Seme, Patricia Lambo, Romona Bird, Patricia Torre, Ruth Bartkus, Elaine Polci. Our Lorstan Photographer Mr. “Warren,” Diana, and Diane dis- Diane Molle, Associate Editor, keeps working till cuss the schedule for the day. dusk. Mr. Biglin, Financial Advisor, gives a sigh of relief as Mary Paleologou, Pat Lambo, Ruth Bartkus, Judy Candice, and Mary Ann Valentine get ready to distribute “Athena” yearbooks. Pat Miller and Judy Petlick try to decide on a suitable “quote” for a Senior blurb. Marlena Seme and Carol Geraci both agree, the picture should be cropped. Illi LLL] Left to right From FIRST ROW: Carol Polomski, Mary Ann Lo- Kathy Jones, Mildred Gordon, Virginia Melia, Nancy Asadorian, pomo, Patricia Bell, Phyllis Guinta, Donna Littriello, Mary Davis, Linda Valdes, Donna Lourenco, Mary Simpkins, Roseann Luongo. January Graduates Left to Right From FIRST ROW: Gladys Boles, Ida Cioffi, Mary Linda Skelding, Laura Gibbson, Carol Molinaro, Sandra Zuber, Jo Ann Mothiak, Theresa Latore, Linda Scannelli, Betty Ann Votapek, Ann Viola, Gail Giachetti, Patricia Gaffney. з ed United Nations Program 1962 LL Queen of Hearts Dance Contestants and Escorts Shirley Fania, Diane Molle, Elaine Polci, Carol Scarpella, Barbara Simonelli, Pat Torre, Barbara Witalis, Pvt. William Lindsay, Vin- nie Castellano, Lewis Carambatos, Anthony De Pace, Sal Farrag- gia, Carmen Gaito. Senior Billing Mary Ann Valentine Lenore Lopez Barbara Duda Vice-President Secretary lreasurer Carol Molinaro, President Absent from photo Most Likely to Succeed Mary Ann Valentine, Business Machines Terry Latore, Technical Secretary Shirley Fania, Beauty Culture Phyllis Guinta, Commercial Art Pat Torre, Dress Design Donna Lorrenco, Food Service ATTRACTIVE vERSATILE Prom Castle Washington — Here We Come! CHECK HERE � po AA 一 P ` 16d ETC i- + Е Business Machines Through adequate training and classroom experience, the student becomes a skilled operator of the newest office ma- chines. Her related subjects include bookkeeping, business law, economics and clerical practice. As a Business Machines student she looks forward to her Supervised Office Experience which helps gain the confidence she will need to become successful in her field. PATAS EE —-—— — فس‎ — — Senior Beauty Culture In addition to the related subjects, the student in the Beauty Culture field receives training and experience in cutting hair, setting and combing hair, and creating new coiffures for an individual’s needs. She learns to apply lotions, creams, and packs and give manicures. Her final achieve- ments are the permanents she gives to her customers, and taking the State examination for her Beauty Culture license. Commercial Art The Commercial Art student receives training in the fun- damentals of lines and color, air brush, lettering, tracing, and photo retouching. She has the opportunity to develope tech- niques for specific jobs. In her classroom shop she applied these skills to the decorating of the stage and entrance win- dows for major holidays and auditorium programs, and speci- سے fic jobs scheduled for exhibits and displays. Skills Dress Design A student of Dress Design has a wide choice of positions, after she completes her three year course. Her course is de- signed to prepare her for cutting, fitting and sewing women’s and children’s garments. She is taught to operate the various types of machines used in her field, and also learns pattern making, textiles, and fashion designing. An atmosphere of custom dressmaking is evident as she completes her cus- tomer's garment. Technical Secretary This is a very technical subject, and requires the student to understand the terminology and problems she and her employer will face daily. The Technical Secretary student receives basic training in office machines and blueprints. She learns about the functions of industry today, and acquites the necessary skills for a proficient secretary. Her S.O.E. provides on-the-job training which equips her with a better under- standing of office routine. Food Service 1 here are never enough Food Service st idents to fill the many positions available in this field. Her training includes the planning and preparation of foods for tea room, restau- rant, fountain service, and luncheonette needs. She also learns to select and plan the use of all the equipment. The school’s tea room and cafeteria provide her with daily practical experience. name. struggle Singing School ` high school, Essex picture honor dear a Ln Q — © ' E я ; б = Gratefully, the Recollections g of Fame Though memory, our Road Moderato non troppo Shinin Dim the On a JEANNIE ARMSTRONG 81 North Fourteenth Street East Orange, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Glee Club 2; H.R. V. Pres. 4. “She that mischief hatcheth, mischief catcheth” Fritzie ... Greenwich Village shops are her delight ... dancing feet and smile so bright ... Roger Maris of 224... nonsense is her specialty. NANCY S. ASADORIAN 45 South Seventh Street Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary January H.R. Sec. 3,4; Cafeteria Com. 3; Glee Club 2,3. Good humor is greatness and wisdome combined Nan ... beguiling wit and cute way of talking ... always a frown upside down ... her sweet music is such sweet art. MARIE KATHERINE BECKLER 506 Springfield Avenue Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. Sec. 3; H.R. Pres. 4. “Speech reveals what's in the heart.” Exotic Eyes ... loves to tease ... especially when it comes to her hair enjoys conversing ... Ambition: Happiness. PATRICIA BELL 15 Manchester Place Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary January Safety Com. 3,4; Magazine Finance Com. 4. “А Violet Cruncher Pattie ... Sincere in her word, sincere in her way ... name doodler a fond supporter of mint green ... loves her Beagle ... has coffee break at 8 a.m. MADELINE MARIE BELOTTA 131 Fairmount Avenue Newark, New Jersey Business Machines June Н.К. Pres. 3; Bookworms 2,3; Safety Com. 3,4. “She walks in beauty like the night.” Twinkling eyes, deep in color ... Italian food is her delight ... Attire to perfection ... Ambition: Private Secretary. CLARE BERNIERI 145 Fifteenth Avenue Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June “Love is proved by a waiting heart” An overflowing heart . bubbly personality ... “Oh, to be a blonde Ambition: Her own shop ... “I got a letter” GERALDINE FAITH BIRD 158 Fourth Avenue Newark, New Jersey Dress Design January Glee Club 1,2,3; Sec. 4; Bookworms 2,3,4. “Nothing is here for tears, nothing to wail” Jerry ... With chestnut tresses so amptly twined ... her every word a friendship doth bind ... Ambition: Own an apartment in New York. RAMONA BIRD 458 Fourth Avenue Newark, New Jersey Business Machines June Glee Club 2,3,4; Bookworms 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria Com. 3. Silence gives consent Ray ... Graceful and lithe ... poetically inclined ... an artist at heart ... Ambition: Private Secretary. GLADYS BOLES 34 Blum Street Newark, New Jersey Commercial Art January Stage Com. 3,4; Recreation Com. 3; Prom Com. 3,4; Yearbook Art 3. Speech is silver; silence is golden. Baby Gladiola ... So demure, so sweet dresses right in style other pair of boots . . Oh, those rings. DIANA MARIE BORSUK 603 Fifteenth Avenue Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary January H.R. Treas. 1,2; Cafeteria Com. 3,4; Bookworms 1.2. Friendship: a gift granted To her life is a song ... her virtues are many ... harmony in everything she does. MARTHA BOWERS 29 Avon Place Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June Bookworms 3. “А light heart lives long Mott ... Always mirthful ... dancing admired ... seen with Barbara and Jackie ... Come what may. JACQULIN BROOKS 15 Grafton Avenue Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture January Bookworms 1. “А good book is her best companion Jackie ... a smile is her umbrella ... books are her best companions always seen with Mott and Barbara. LILLIAN BURNS 195 Summer Avenue Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. Treas. 3,4. A flair for creative hair styling ... ravenous appetite ... always with a smile ... “Lee” . Ambition: Cosmetician. JUDY ANN CANDICE 74 Peck Avenue Newark, New Jersey Business Machines June Bookworms 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria Com. 3,4; H.R. V. Pres. 2,4; Yr. Bk. Financial Com. 3,4; Yr. Bk. Advertising Com. 3.4. “Нет heart is as far from hate as heaven from earth. Puppy ... radiant eyes, devil blue ... personality plus ... always with her cousin Janet ... Ambition: Legal Secretary. � See. $ BETTY JANE CANNOVA 103 Washington Avenue Belleville, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Recreation Com. 2. “Better late than never Cassanova ... Raven locks ... latest style, almond eyes, winning smile a friendly girl with harsh words for none ... always mischievous and having fun. IRIS ANNETTE CAPPETTA 36 North Hawthorne Lane Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Bookworms 1,2,3,4; Safety Com. 2; Recreation Com. 2,3,4; Election Com 2,3. “Нет disposition is one to be admired I ... Luscious hues upon her lips ... magnetic qualities ... beautiful nails Wrigley's most faithful customer ... “Oh, I can't be bothered.” MARY ANN CARLUCCIO 17 Sunnyside Terrace East Orange, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Recreation Com. 1; Cafeteria Com. 4. Her sweet laughter brings sunshine Little One ... A flair for fun; a joy to everyone ... ebony crown ... beguil- ing wit . � mischievous glint brightens her dark eyes. MARIE CASALE 438 Orange Street Newark, New Jersey Business Machines June H.R. Sec. 2; Bookworms 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Safety Com. 2,4. “True happiness is found in making others happy” Dimples ... gleaming embrown eyes ... busy bee ... pleasing personality ... Let's dance” ... always helpful ... Ambition: bookkeeper. BARBARA CHIEPPA 176 Delavan Avenue Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. Treas. 2. “Eyes are the windows of your soul.” A slender figure ... graceful and tall ... her “EYES” give her away “Chippy” ... Ambition: College. JANE CHIN 425 North Grove Street East Orange, New Jersey Technical Secretary June H ousekeeping Com. 3; Bookworms 1,2,3,4; Safety Com. 4. “Wrapped in the solitude of her own originality.” Trusting and dependable ... wizard in history ... her oriental eyes are filled with visions of her mother country. BERNADETTE CHUBA 820 South Nineteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June Glee Club 1; Safety Com. 1,2; Rec. Com. 4. “Laughter warms the heart.” forever talking changeable A piercing laugh ... a tender heart “cat” eyes ... full of joy and love. IDA CIOFFI 23 Hudson Street Newark, New Jersey Business Machines January Bookworm 1; H.R. Treas. 4. “Beauty is power, a smile is its sword.” Vivid ebony eyes ... elfish features always collecting quarters Ambition: work for a large company. FRANCES MARIE COLIE 68 William Street East Orange, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Bookworm 1,2,3,4. “A little nonsense now and then will s pic each day. Frannie ... witty laughter builds castles in the air “I don't think they will appreci- ate that!” champagne MARY ELIZABETH COE 62 Steward Avenue Irvington, New Jersey Food Service June H.R. Sec. 3; H.R. Pres. 3,4; Bookworm 3,4; Party Servers 2,3,4; Athena Staff 4. “Nothing is gained with- out work.” Conscientious ... works enthusiastically ... likes to dance, swim, skate... nails become painted Carols other half Ambition: dietitian. CARMEN COLON 22 Nassau Place East Orange, New Jersey Beauty Culture June Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria Com Energy derived [rom a happy heart Huge warm-brown eyes Titian red hai a bright smile and a viva- the unpredictable one . Ambition: cious personality Carm cosmetician. BARBARA CONDITO 32 South Pine Lane Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June “ heart 15 На ning fore h” Her heart is glowing, everyone can tell She has a friend wherever she goes . always smiline that's our “Condito” ... Ambition: to be suc- cessful. MARY A. DAVIS 22 Bock Avenue Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture January H.R. Treas. 2; Athena Staff 4. “What sunshine is to flowers; smiles are to Mary Frenchy .. a smile is her umbrella . . . Shake- speare of Essex High Always looking for Janet Ambition: exclusive shop owner. JUDY DeMEOLA 368 South Nineteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Safety Com. 1,2. “A light heart lives lon Ju - jeepers, creepers take a look at those peepers Е large bubble beads always to match glamour and clothes by the batch. DEBORAH DONTAS 24] Lake Street Newark, New Jersey l'echnical Secretary June Safety Com. 3; Camera Club 1,2,3,4; Bookworm 123,4; Glee Club 23.4; Rec. Com. 3,4. One fncture is worth a thousand words Debbie our shutter- bue a girl with a knack for attracting friends daydreams of a Greecian voyage “Oh, that's terrible! JOANNE M. DRUMMOND 55 Pine Lane South Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Student Council Pres. 4; Н.К. Pres. 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; Athena Staff 3,4; Bookworm 3,4. “A bright torch of ambition” Jo ... a sport for every season Elvis most ardent swooner speaks gently, but commands respect ... honesty the best pol- ку... our little peanut. BARBARA ANN DUDA 16 Third Street Newark, New Jersey Dress Design June “Active natures are rarely melancholy.” Bobbie ... can always be found at social functions ... labors steadily keeping her bobbed locks curly. SHIRLEY FANIA 73 Ellington Street East Orange, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. V. Pres. 1,3; Cafeteria Com. 1,2,4; Recreation Com. 3: Bookworm 1.2. “Success ts by acting, not wishing.” Shirl ... sure to go far in her trade ... loves to talk ... can be seen with Muskey. LUCILLE ANN FIERAMOSCA 163 North Sixteenth Street East Orange, New Jersey Jeauty Culture June Recreation Com. 1- Housekeeping Com. 3,4; Bookworm 1,2,3,4. 4 sense of humo: big as the heart” Her sense of humor is a charm . always talk- ing . wont sit down n E” will always be a clown Fire Fly Ambition: to be suc- Ж cesstul. MARLENE MARIE FISCHETTA 400 Orange Street Newark, New Jersey Dress Design June H.R. Treas. 4. “А smile is a whisper of a laugh” Has a fondness for entertaining others ... “Really” ... Ambi- tion: to be happy. PATRICIA GAFFNEY 42A Third Street Newark, New Jersey Business Machines January Cafeteria Com. 1,3; H.R. Pres. 4; H.R. V. Pres. 3; H.R. Sec. 1,2; Bookworm 1,2,3,4. “A cheerful look is sunshine in a house” Pat ... always bustling ... stature and grace, combined with a smiling face ... Ambition: comptometer operator. DONNA MARIA GARZILLI 287 William Street Belleville, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. V. Pres. 1; H.R. Treas. 4; Housekeeping Com. 3,4; Bookworms 1,2, 3,4. “The love light in her eye” Sparkling personality ... Carol! ... always on time and memory like an elephant ... can be seen flinging pizzas. JOYCE GASTNER 135 South Fifteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Business Machines June She who is good is happy. Worm her voice is filled with laughter Oh, those late reports slim, trim, full of vim ... Ambition: top notch bookkeeper. CAROL ANN GERACI 275 South Orange Avenue Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary June H.R. V. Pres. 1; Bookworm 3,4; Safety Com. 3; Athena Staff 4. “Her virtues speak for her.” A quiet and amitious girl as precious as a pearl gives sophistication to pretty jumpers ... “Oh, I don't like that!” GAIL GIACHETTI 369 North Thirteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture January H.R. Sec. 1; Recreation Com. 2; H.R. Pres. 4. “The possessor of a sense of Humor” Daisy Mae ... a smile on her face ... loves to experiment ... “I heard a little bird say зо”... always with “Mere.” LAURA L. GIBSON 377 Bloomfield Avenue Montclair, New Jersey Dress Design June H.R. Pres. 3; H.R. Sec. 2,3; Glee Club 2; Athena Staff 4; Bookworms 3. “Her good heart is a letter of recommendation” Always eager to be helpful ... has a fondness for literary words ... “Oh, foot.” PHYLLIS A. GIUNTA 176 South Thirteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Commercial Art January Student Council V. Pres. 3; H.R. Pres. 1,2: Bookworm V. Pres. 2: Cafe- teria Com. 3,4; Yearbook Art 2,3. “А good friend is better than silver and gold Ginchie ... Vivacious green eyes, sparkling with mischief ... “the art di- rector ... Destination: F.I.T. LYNN BARBARA GOEBEL 30 Twentv-second Street Irvington, New Jersey Business Machines June Recreation Committee 3,4. “Beauty lives with kindness.” Hair glistening with sunshine ... eyes reflecting the skv ... Oh. that “Kookie” laugh ... Mary Ann's other Най... Ambition: Girl Friday. MILDRED GORDON 142 South Tenth Street Newark, New Jersey Beauth Culture January Bookworms 2,4; Н.К. V. Pres. 3. “Sweetness is a golden chain.” Millie ... Can be seen around with Jackie, Mott, and Barbara ... Derma- tology is her ambition ... One of her hobbies is fencing. ROSEANN HARRIS 30 Mount Pleasant Avenue Belleville, New Jersey Beauty Culture June Silence is more eloquent than words Roe ... Amiable to all ... can be seen waiting in the halls for Arlene Sweet and petite. EILEEN CAROL HEINLEIN 21 Stuyvesant Avenue Newark, New Jersey Business Machines June Bookworms 1,2,3,4. “Silence is more eloquent than words.” Emerald eyes ... fawn colored hair serenity is her trait ... never frowns . . . beautiful alto voice ... Ambition: top-notch secretary CAROL ANN HEINZE 96 First Street Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Bookworm 1; Glee Club 1. “Rates merit in all that she does.” As sweet as the heather ... casual ways ... baby blue eyes and radiant cheeks ... natural “niceness” is a joy. LESSIE B. HILL 376 South Sixth Street Newark, New Jersey Business Machines June Bookworms 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Y.A.A.C. 3,4; Drama Club 1. “Music is the universal language of mankind.” Les ... large dancing eyes ... ringlets galore ... treasures jazz records gathers enjoyment from those who surround her. PATRICIA INGA 435 Halsted Street East Orange, New Jersey jeauty Culture June “Do as I say, and not as I do.” “You know what happened last night?” ... can be seen every Thursday with the Purple and White ... Ambition: Mrs. Degree. SOLVITA JANSON 323 Springdale Avenue East Orange, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. Treas. 3; Cafeteria Com. 2 “A thing of beauty is a joy forever” Always immaculate How does my hair look? ... Companion: Maryann ... Hair styling is her ambition. KATHY JONES 237 South Ninth Street Newark, New Jersey Business Machines January “Friendship multiplies joys and divides griefs” Kathy ... chatterbox ... just makes the bell ... loves her “Rambler” . creates chaos during adult lunch. BARBARA A. KOLENSKY 95 Ludlow Street Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Bookworm 1.2.3: Election Com. 3; Glee Club 2; Newark Youth Council 3; Bookworm V. Pres. 3. “California here I come” Bobbie ... her bonnie blue еуез may soon be seen staring out of Vogue magazine ... talkability, looks and class characterize this golden lass. JEANMARIE KOLODJESKI +09 Summer Avenue Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June Bookworm 3,4. “It is better late than never” Jeanie ... Known for her ravenous appetite ... “а� а you know what? wants to be a beautician on a cruiser ship. PATRICIA R. LAMBO 84 Florence Avenue Belleville, New Jersey Business Machines June H.R. V. Pres. 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Yr. Bk. Financial Com. 3,4; Bookworm 2. “Manners often make fortunes Lambchop shining locks of chestnut brown great help to all around ... perpetually in style Oh, those high notes ... Ambition: top notch bookkeeper. THERESA ANN LATORE 418 South Fifteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary January H.R. Pr es. 1; S.C. Treas. 3; Safety Com. 3,4; Athena Staff 4. Success will bless whatever you do Terry Ivory complexion unbounded intelligence ... sweet as honey ... a smile to win all prizes and a majestic personality ... “Моо� - light in Vermont. DONNA LITTRIELLO 272 Woodside Avenue Newark, New Jersey Dress Design June Housekeeping Com. 4; Election Com. 4. DIANA LIBRIZZI “A flower hidden ї� the snow.” Donny ... Oh, the beauty of her 275 Columbia Avenue eyes ... Marlene look for me ... Irvington, New Jersey Ambition: Dress designer. Commercial Art June Decorating Com. 2,3,4: Prom Com. 2,3,4; Yr. Bk. Art 3; Publicity Com. 3,4. “A light heart lives long” Libby ... Oh, those mo- biles ... Pat Boone’s best fan ... a water jars biggest enemy ... a fu- ture display artist. LENORE DIANE LOPEZ 106 South Fifteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Business Machines June H.R. Sec. 4: H.R. V. Pres. 2; Yr. Bk. Adv. Com. 3; Athena Staff 4; Safety “Friu ndlini 1 l ITU и « nr. Midnight eyes all aglow people, her favorite hobby reall knows how to sell magazines Ambition: successful comptometress. MARY ANN LOPOMO 606 North Sixth Street Newark, New Jersey Jeauty Culture January Cafeteria Com. 3,4. “Sweetness without a tincture of bitterness.” Twinkle ... Autumn Flame Desire Hahnes’ best customer always losing her ring can be seen with Gail ... “Really! Oh, come on.” ROSE ANN G. LUONGO 229 Berkeley Avenue Newark, New Jersey Business Machines January Housekeeping Com. 2; Bookworm 1, 2,3. MARGARET “Merry have : LUONGO we been.” Sable hair loves spuds mag- 131 North Fourteenth nitude of friends «nv smile Street Ambition: one job many duties. East Orange, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. Treas. 3. 4 smile is like the sun- light. Margie mystifying eyes ... sparkling smile conversational ear- rings ... Ambition: to be happy. DONNA LOURENCO 552 Fifteenth Avenue Newark, New Jersey Food Service January H.R. Pres. 24; H.R. V. Pres. 3; Bookworm 2.3.4: Party Servers 2,3,4. “The world is filled with light. Don ... seems quiet ... but you'll be surprised dress so slick with heels and pearls always seen with the Food eirls. MARY ELIZABETH LYNCH 34 Kearney Street Newark, New Jersey Dress Design June Н.К. V. Pres. 3; Н.К. Pres. 4. “А light heart lives long. Kell ... has bubbling person- ality ... that engulfs everyone Ambition: to own '58 Chevy Impala ... “Gee!” BARBARA MADDOX 101 Peshine Avenue Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June Bookworm 2,3,4; Housekeeping Com. 2; Glee Club 4. “A good laugh is sunshine in a house.” Always with Mott and Jackie ... biggest aspiration: success ... “Like you know ... next to living, dancing is the greatest. Š o MARION MALGERI 118 Pacific Street Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. Treas. 1,3; H.R. Sec. 4. No kindly heart, unkindly deeds will do. Mar ... the warmest of smiles ... a ereat friend to everyone ... a girl who deserves the Без... Ambition: Shop owner. JANET MALLOY 368 Dayton Street Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Glee Club 1,2; Drama Club 1. “A little work, a little play keeps her going through the day.” Jan ... a jovial smile and twinkling eyes ... a joyful laugh and never a sigh. ARLEEN MANGINE 617 North Eighth Street Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. Pres. 2; Cafeteria Com. 2, 34; H.R. Sec. 3; Bookworm 2 3,4. “Politeness goes far and costs nothing.” Ar ... musically inclined ... “I will be right out, Roe ... Hair of a lustrous brown ... a very good friend to all. FRANCES MANGINE 23 Garside Street Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June Love is an ocean of emotions. Frannie ... “Not another haircut!!” ... greatest desire in life: to be а suc- cess at her present job. CAROL ANN MARCHESE 16 Matt Drive Caldwell Township, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Safety Com. 2; Cafeteria Com. 2,3; Bookworm 2,3,4; Н.К. Treas. 2. “May fortune wait on her.” A sparkling eye ... a lighted step ... a girl with a smile and lots of pep ... fastidious dressed . . . golden glamour. DIANA MAZZANNA 577 North Seventh Street Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. Sec. 2; Safety Com. 4; Bookworm 2. Silence found dancing in gym golden.” is Muskey ... squeky laugh doing the Muskey . did wonders on the magazine drive ... Ambition: Her own shop. JANET McGURTY 24 Willoughby Street Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. V. Pres. 2,3; Bookworms 2.3.4 “The load becomes l Zelda ... complexion of peaches and cream one of the Five. t which is cheerfully borne. unusual laugh color should I use” ... VIRGINIA MELIA 71 Hudson Street Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture January H.R. Treas. 1; Housekeeping Com. 2. “Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined.” most sensitive fingertips scissors Vir — ginn ... jovial personality are her worst enemy ... found with Linda eating ice cream. BARBARA MENONI 461 Halsted Street East Orange, New Jersey Beauty Culture June Athena Staff 4. “Labor is preferable to idleness.” Gleaming platinum hair ... Indigo eyes unusual hair styles favored Blue Monday . . . Destination: Beauty Culture Teacher. PATRICIA JOAN MILLER 146 North Grove Street East Orange, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Bookworm Pres. 4; Bookworm Treas. 3; Athena Staff 3,4; Election Com. 3: H.R. Sec. 1. “A pearl in the necklace of u isdom” Pat ... her smile brightens up her eyes looks forward to Sundays puffy, perky curls . . . a good, sensible outlook on life. MARY ANN MOHTIAK 92 Van Buren Street Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary January Youth Council 2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Safety Com. 3,4; H.R. V. Treas. 2. “A continuous stream of chatter, an irresistible chuckle” Mar ... oh, those lemon tarts ... forever trying to break last week's bowl- ing score. CAROLE ANN MOLINARI 71 Tiffany Boulevard Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary January Youth Council 2; Glee Club 2; Safety Com. 3.3; Sales Com. 3,4; Maga- zine Finance Com. 3,4. “А bit of a dreamer, always a schemer” Rich attire rustles to her knees ... cute tomato with hair to match sophistication and manners, quite a batch .. . “Fabulous.” DIANE MOLLE 1422 Springfield Avenue Irvington, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. Sec. 1; Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Safety 4; H.R. Vice Pres. 4; Athena Editor 4. “Friendship is an unbreakable chain.” Intelligence is her middle name ... can always be found reading to eat ... has friends by the millions ... “Mollebird” ... Ambition: successful. ARLENE MURRAY 1137 North Broad Street Hillside, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Nwk. Yth. Coun. 3; Drama Club 1. “A merry heart doeth good like a medicine” Cheeks like roses ... her humor will tickle your funny bone ... hazel eyes encircled by long lashes ... “Confucius say. CAROLE NAVROTSKI 398 Orange Street Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2. “А friend in need, is a friend indeed. Hairdos reach the moon ... a can of hair spray is her most prized possession ... never a mean word for anyone ... contemplating a nursing career. MARY PALEOLOGOU 13 West Market Street Newark, New Jersey Business Macnines June Bookworm 2,3,4; Yr. Bk. Adv. Com. 3,4; Yr. Bk. Fin. Com. 34; Safety Com. 4. “Great thoughts come from the heart.” Delightful jovial smile ... adores those Saturday night dances ... Oh, that typing ... Ambition: Business specialist. ANNA LEE PAVONA 88 Dickerson Street Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Bookworm 1 ; Safety Com. 2. “Sweetness and demure; simple and pure.” Annie ... other girls may dwarf her in size, but never in ambition ... tiny sport cars are her speed. JUDY PETLICK 74 Nesbitt Street Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary June H.R. Pres. 4; H.R. V. Pres. 3; H.R. Treas. 2; Rec. Com. 4; Athena Staff 4. “Kind words are like sunbeans. Judi . . . flute-like laughter . eye shadow compliments her eyes . . . sweat- ers galore to accent her wardrobe . . . sunny smiles show her dimples . . . “Мат” selle. ELAINE JEAN POLCI 740 North Sixth Street Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. Treas. 1; H.R. Pres. 2; S.C. Vice-Pres. 3; Glee Club 1; Athena Staff 4; Safety Com. 4. 4 heart of gold, full of goodness and warmth. Blushes the loveliest shade of crimson . . . acute case of ambition . . . Polc . . great capacity for getting things done. CAROL ANN POLOMSKI 142 Hudson Street Newark, New Jersey Food Service January H.R. Sec. 2; H.R. Treas. 3; Party Servers 2,3,4. “Kindness goes a long way.” Pleasant personality . . . quiet . . . likes skating and swimming . . sapphire eyes . . . rosy cheeks . . . “How does my hair look? . . . always seen with Mary. JANE HELENE RIEGER 318 South Twenty-first Street Irvington, New Jersey Food Service June Bookworm 3,4; Party Servers 2,3,4; Athena Staff 4. “Born with the gift of laughter.” Фау... always за ше... likes to bowl, skate, decorate . . . “I need a hair- cut.” . . . Destination: dietitian. CAROL ANN RIZZO 29 Brookdale Avenue Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. Sec. 4; Cafeteria Com. 3; Bookworm 2,3,4. “There was never a saint with red hair. No exceptions . . . never a dull moment . . . wants to own an exclusive beauty salon. DOLORES MARIE ROUND 41 Summer Place Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June H.R. V. Pres. 1; H.R. Treas. 4; Athena Staff 4. “Happiness makes up for height.” Peanuts . . . short and petite . . . all of five feet . . . soft heart . . . cheaper by the dozen . . . loves children . . . Ambition: college. JANET THERESA RUSSOMANO 292 Clifton Avenue Newark, New Jersey Commercial Art June Cafeteria Com. 3; Safety Com. 4; H. R. Pres. 3; H.R. V. Pres. 4; Yr. Bk. Art 3. Music is the speech of angels. Janeeto . . . flowing tresses of russet ANNE SU SAN . adores gold paint . . . can always RUSSOMANNO be found harmonizing . . . Ambition: $1 Sau Pina Lane Fashion Illustrator. Newark, New Jersey Business Machines June Happiness is not per- fecte d till it’s shared.” Large ebony eyes . . . One of Bam’s best . . . creates pleasant surroundings . . . always found with Louise . Ambition: Girl Fri- day. MARIA SABIA 205 Third Street Newark, New Jersey Business Machines June Bookworms 3,4. “Kind words are the music of the world.” Ebony locks . . . roguish eyes . . . enchanting personality . . . Hey Bev”... Ambition: Secretary . . . “I can't wait to g o to Penna. LOUISE RAE SAGENDORF 124 Warren Street Newark, New Jersey Business Machines June Bookworms 3,4. He that can be patient finds his foes at his feet. Frisky . . . happiness from top to “toe”. . . talks with her hands . . . “Tell me. FRANCES SAUCHELLI 827 Hobson Street Union, New Jersey Technical Secretary June H.R. Pres. 3; H.R. V. Pres. 2; Safety Com. 2,3. “Happy am I, from care I’m free.” JENNIE L. Frani . . . feminine charm achieved by SALVATORIELLO simplicity . . . chocolate varieties to satisfy her sweet tooth . . . good com- 287 North Tenth Street mon sense always displayed Newark, New Jersey What? Dress Design June H.R. V. Pres. 2,4; Book- worms 4; Cafeteria Com. 4. Kindness is the gold- en chain by which society is bound together. А warm personality . . . “Му car won't start”... Ambition: dressmaker. LINDA SCANNIELLO 66 Franklin Street Bloomfield, New Jersey Beauty Culture January Homeroom Secretary 1. “Patience and gentle- ness are power.” Big One . . . peacefulness is her companion . . . Vir- ginias other half lashes distinct . . . Ambi- tion: Top beautician. MARY LOUISE SCHWEER 116 Seth Boyden Terrace Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June Glee Club 1 ; Bookworms 1. “Kindness is like a rose. Amiable sweetness . . . with face to match . . . always an obliging word for everyone . . . loves to help people . . . Ambition: Her own shop. MARLENA ELIZABETH SEME 32 Hillside Terrace Livingston, New Jersey Commercial Art June Cafeteria Com. 2,3,4; Bookworms 2,3,4; Prom Decoration Com. 2,3,4: Yr. Bk. Art 3; Athena Staff 4. “A picture is a poem without words.” Seme-Sweet . . . devilish twinkle in her eyes . . . love that jewelry . . . shoes . . . The Village . . . a future advertising designer. MARY SIMPKINS 178 Newark Street Newark, New Jersey Dress Design June Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Bookworms 1,2,4; Cafeteria 4 E If a person is worth knowing, she is worth knowing well. “ГП be glad when he comes to the Mosque again. ... Ambition: Expert seamstress. 84 BEVERLY J. SIPKO 176-78 North Tenth Street Newark, New Jersey Business Machines Bookworms 2,3,4. “A cheerful joined wi и ill make tive.” ev . . . flowing dark tresses . . electric blue eyes . . . full of mischief Ambition: Live in Penna. LINDA SKELDING 82 Seventh Avenue Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture January Athena Staff 4. Good things come in small packages. Little one . . . from the pages of Vogue . . . wish those ringlets would straighten out . . . One of the Five. PATRICIA SLAWUTA 344 Dayton Street Newark, New Jersey Commercial Art June H.R. Treas. 3; Safety Com. 3,4; Yr. Bk. Art 3; Prom Decorating Com. 2, 3,4; Bookworms 3,4. А good laugh is sunshine in a house. Duwadu . . . bright eyes, gleaming Бие... another run! . . big dimples . а future advertising executive. DIANA J. SMITH 232 Lincoln Avenue Orange, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Safety Com. 1; Glee Club 2; Bookworm 2; Athena Editor 4. “To think you are able is to be so.” Di... her well turned ankles always in heels . . . unconquered will gift of gab... ATHENA’s editor. as ANNA SOUILLARO 173 South Twelfth Street Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary January Cafeteria Com. 3,4. Silence 1s one great art of conversation. Sheepish laughter, timid smile, pleasantness all the while . . . A trip to “Sun- I I ny Italy” is her desire. PAULA STAMKO 25 Glenwood Avenue Bloomfield, New Jersey Dress Design June H.R. Treas. 2,3; Cafeteria Com. 3. “A friend to all, a foe to none.” Penny . Fashionable clothes are her inspiration . Can't wait for the weekend. Ambition: Dressmaker PATRICIA TEZZANO 450 South Eighteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Commercial Art June Decorating Com. 2,3,4; Bookworms 3,4; Cafeteria Com. 3.4: НВ. 2,4; H.R. V. Pres. 3. From a little spark may burst a mighty flame Tezzi . . . soft blue eyes . . . “The Dance . . . like Bohemian . those skirts . . . A future studio card designer, MARION TOLERICO 421 South Eighteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Jeauty Culture June Glee Club 1. Patience is a virtue. Loves to wear the latest clothes . . . looks like she stepped out of Vogue... always has the newest hairstyles . . . has little tolerence . . . “Tolerch” . . . Ambition: Marriage. PATRICIA ANN TORRE 61 Stewart Avenue Irvington, New Jersey Dress Design June H.R. Pres. 1,2; Cafeteria Com. 4; Athena Staff 4. Good sense and good naturc ts he Рак... possesses sparkling wit . . . loves to jest ... “Really”... July seventh is worth waiting for. CRESULA S. TRELEVAS 152 Halsted Street East Orange, New Jersey Dress Design June H.R. Sec. 2,3; Bookworms 2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Safety Com. 4. “T he breath of life.” Chris . . . Enjoys an abundance of Italian foods . . . loves Rock’ � ’ Roll . . . Ambition: Success. LOU ANN TROTTA 392 North Twelfth Street Newark, New Jersey Business Machines June Housekeeping Com. 1; Bookworms 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3. “T here is no revenge so complete as forgiveness.” Lou...chatterbox . . . stylish footwear a must . . . emerald eyes all aglow. | : DIANA MARIE TUNNERO 682 North Eighth Street Newark, New Jersey Business Machines June H.R. Sec. 1; Housekeeping Com. 4. “А good friend is better than silver or gold. Di . . . Slendor silhouette, stately grace . . . bowling, favorite pastime . . . bookkeeping — her biggest enemy . . . Destination: Katherine Gibbs. KAREN UR 133 Central Avenue Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Н.К. Sec. 1; Bookworms 1,2,3,4; H.R. Treas. 4. “Variety is the spice of life.” As poised as a model . . . a spectrum of shoes . . . topaz locks with a bow nestled ї� ... artistic doodler. LINDA MARY VALDES 155 Grafton Avenue Newark, New Jersey Business Machines January Bookworms 2,3,4; H.R. Treas. 4. “Silence is more eloquent than words.” Lyn . . . gentle voice and manner . . . a smile graces her Касе... ice skating and swimming she enjoys most. a a y ‏ و MARY ANN VALENTINE 77 Ligham Street Belleville, New Jersey Business Machines June Н.К. V. Pres. 2; Recreation Com. 3,4; Yr. Bk. Financial Com. 3.4: Yr. Bk. Adv. Com. 4. Paradise is open to all kind hearts. Маг... Shining auburn hair . . . quiet, and most respected . . . always seen with Lyn . . . Ambition: Diversified office worker. BARBARA VENTOLO 675 Ridge Street Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June Н.К. Pres. 1,3; H.R. V. Pres. 2; Rec. Com. 2; Cafeteria Com. 3. “Friend of those who have no friends.” Always joking . . . never зай... “Meece” . . . seen driving a red Chevy . . . Ambition: College . . . “Let's be friends.” FREDA J. VILLECCA 200 Parker Street Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture June Glee Club 1. Eyes are made for beauty. Dynamic personality . . . constantly in motion . . . never a dull moment with our Freda around . . . wants to specialize in hair coloring. JOANN VIOLA 415 North Thirteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture January H.R. Sec. 1,2; H.R. V. Pres. 3; Safety Com. 4; Bookworms 2. By the work we know the workman. Whirly gig . . . A mischevious smile . . . very neat . . . alwavs looking at her feet , . . One of the Еме... “Betty, it's fabulous. BETTY ANN VOTAPEK 715 South Sixteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Beauty Culture January H.R. Pres. 2; H.R. V. Pres. 3; Student Council Treas. 4; Bookworm 2. 4 queen of art, a daughter of sweetness. Betty Boop . . . A—1 personality . . . beautiful ocean blue eyes . . . always with Joann . . . One of the Еме... Desire: An even-blonde. GERALDINE WEAVER 768 South Ninth Street Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Bookworms 3,4; Student Council Treas. 4; Rec. Com. 4; Magazine Fi- nance Com. 4. “A true friend is an inspiration.” Gerry . . . forever on the go . . . keeps those platters spinning always has us grinning . . . conservative manner makes her outstanding. BARBARA ANNE WITALIS 721 South Nineteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Technical Secretary June Bookworms 1,2,3.4: Book- worm Sec. 4; Glee Club V. Pres. 4; Magazine Fi- nance Com. 4: Athena Staff 3.4. “Sugar and spice and everything nice. Babs . . . a quiet taste, a steadfast mind, appear- ance neat, and manners kind... Ambition has no rest . . . misplaced dim- ре... “Bon voyage.” be n PATRICIA ELAINE JUDY YOBBI ; A WOODS 39 Peck Avenue 24 Orchard Street Newark, New Jersey Newark, New Jersey Business Machines June Dress Design June Safety. Com. 2,3; H.R. V. Pres. 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria Com. H.R. Pres. 2; Bookworms 1.2.3.4; 4; Bookworms 4; Athena Staff 4. Bookworms V. Pres. 3. Pat... Humorous nature . . . in- Gentle of speech; beneficial of mind. 4 tellisence . . . artistic talents . . . Sandy hair full of curls . . . known to loves those red Thunderbirds . . . all as a friendly girl . . . style to per- Ambition: An artist. fection . . . Ambition: Payroll clerk. SANDRA ZUBER 80 Tillinghast Street Newark, New Jersey Business Machines January Glee Club 1; H.R. Pres. 1; H.R. Treas. 3,4; Athena Associate Editor 4. “Happiness is the flower of beauty.” Sandy . . . chic and tall . . . She's liked by all . . . adores her '51 Cadillac . expert typist, Ha! . . . Ambition: Girl Friday. ` i . € 51. N жы Hilary Heinzemann and Medical transcription, being Elia Silva are doing a given by Mrs. Brewin, is a ma- practical study of hema- jor part of the students train- tology. ing. Left to Right: Gloria Gaipa, Janice Rippel, Geraldine Sisto, and Wendy Ochs bear out the adage: ’tis better to give than to re- ceive — a hypodermic injection. Medical Secretary: Trains Girls for Medical Theory, Along with Office Secretarial Work, for a Profession Where High Stand- ards Are Maintained. Left to Right from the BOTTOM ROW: Carol Cufone, Patricia Moro, Lynn Stackhouse, Kate Green, Jo Ann Mutascio, Jo Ann Cerrato, Joan Lucas, Geraldine Sisto, Carol Falcone, Jo Ann Pierson, Theresa Ferrachia, Wendy Ochs, Alia Silva, Gloria Gaipa, Janice Rippel, Patricia Martens, Hilary Heinyemann, Matilda Makow, Susan Gold, Ellen Levine, Alice Knoulton, Sharon Thompson, Clayton Maloney, Joyce Hovan, Rosemary Campitelli, Joyce Quick Dental Assistance Dental Assistance: Provides Adults with Special Office Pro- cedures and Enables Them to Assist the Dentist at His Tray. Left to Right from the BOTTOM ROW Barbara Zagnit, Arlene Adler, Tina Di Agostino, Maureen Furey, Nancy Ryan, Martha Kasper, Elizabeth Sawler, Carole Adamczyk, Diane Pollach, Christine Boyd, Marilyn Bailin, Margaret Boehner, Patricia Ger- vasio, Lois Glass, Phyllis Sierchio, Jo Ann Cavigliano, Marie Ric- ci, Carol Wilderotter, Gail Morsell, Arlene Loffredo, Carole Pear- son, Carol Betzler, Nancy Rochedieu. Table — Left to Right: Carol Betzler, Nancy Rochedieu, Barbara Zagnit, Nancy Ryan, Phyllis Sierchio, and Tina Di Agostino are preparing soap carvings for dental anat- omy study and fabrication of bases on models. Bench — Left to Right: Arlene Adler, Marilyn Bailin, Margaret Boehner, and Carole Pearson are fabricating copper band impressions of a prepared tooth. Е Christine Boyd is preparing to take an oral x-ray of Carole Adamczyk, while Carol Wilderotter is checking equipment. W: е Waplicity = — — DRESS DESIGN Minnie Billings and Mary Lyn Neilson are completing, step-by- step, an original pattern. Dress Design Dress Design Offers Students Specialized Training in Customer- Order Dressmaking, Alterations, Patternmaking, Sketching, and Designing. Maureen Mincey demonstrates her marcelling technique on Mattie Jackson, while Nancy Jackson and Joyce Brinson ob- serve. Left to Right Josephine Holmes, Alberta Galloway, Ennice Pinkard, Beverly Quarles, Dorothy McCray, Mary Lyn Neil- son, Minnie Billings, Ora Haley, Gloria Stout Beauty Culture Beauty Culture: Covers All Phases of the Beautician’s Work. This Course Prepares Students for the State Examination for Licensure. Related Science is one of the many subjects studied by the Beauty Culture student. Left to Right Arristine Hampton, Rosalyn Amos, Gloria Fowles, Nor- na Melvin, Ernestine Smith, Etta Wright, Helen Sancho, Geneva Glasco, Agnes Shipley, Juanita Carpenter, Geraldine Thurman. Janet Notte sits for Norma Mon- ‚“ tellione to apply her “setting” skills. ROW 1 Sylvia Wilson, Waunita Lundy, Marie Gladney, Joyce Brinson, Left to Right from TOP Paula San Filij Rosalyn Amos. ROW 2 Irene Dellaguzzo, Yolando Segari, Diane S: Mattie Jackson, Dorothy Ricci, Barbara Marchetti, Joan Chambers, Francine Cain, Ethel Eure, Ophilia Pasque, Beatrice Adams, Jean Moran, Isabelle Cartmell, Reese, Lillian Robinson. Carol Deary, Florence Riley, Zina Motus, Virginia Preuss, STANDING Josephine Tra- Sharon Cobb, Lois Hunt, Marion Molnacky, Ella Reid, Jo- vis, Lucille Landrum, Nan- 7 ; : я anne Rapp, Norma Montellione, Janet Aromando, Jeanette cy Jackson, Maureen Min- за Viviani, Helen Thomas, Patricia Spinola, Lena Mongoio. сеу, Irene Adams, Patricia Pearson, Thelma Speed. Cosmetology Cosmetology Emphasizes the Chem- istry of Cosmetics and Applied Art. All Branches of Beauty Culture Are Also Covered and the Course Qual- ifies Students for the State Examina- tion for Licensure. While the “hairset” is drying the students give manicures. Under Dryers: From left to right; Yolando Segari, Diane Sajdera Marion Mohnacky. Operators Marilyn Wanner, Zina Motus, Barbara Marchetti. Practical Nursing: Consists of Classroom Practice, Together with Clinical Experience, Which Prepares a Student for Con- valecent Care, Medical and Surgical Nursing, Care of Moth- ers and Newborn, and Pediatrics. Dorothy Hawkins, the “patient,” is having her apical pulse taken by fellow students, Alice Chance and Lorraine Ford. Their instructor, Miss Munster, keeps a close watch. Practical РА PADRE Left to Right From the BOTTOM ROW Lou Ella Boggs, Elizabeth Pittman, Lorraine Ford, Norma Jean Smith, Dorothy Hawkins, Ange- line White, Francis Stewart, Alice Marie Chance, Stanislau Belous. Evelyn Shanklin, Sandra Carswell, Vivian Robinson, Barbara Werner, Barbara Alford, Pearl Hughes, Lucille Hunter, Alberta Johnson, Elaine Clark, Lillian Hayes, Ruth Miller, Elanor Porter. Nursing The pancrease, one of the vital organs of the human body, is studied by the Practical Nursing students Left to Right from the BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Taylor, Donna Col- lins, Vashti Brown, Marie Mancini, Bernice Green, Dorothy Faulk, Rosie Reids, Carmen de Mitchelen, Jenace Leak, Barbara Morton, Mar- joire Griffith, Sernether Brown, Patricia Jackson, Kathleen Leonard, Carol Wilson, Ann Brown. Eleanor Porter reviews the circulatory system with Pearl Hughes and Vivian Robinson. The “Nursery” provides realistic training for students (Left to Right) Marie Mancini, Ann Brown, Jenace Leak, and Sernether Brown. 97 atrons Kull and Mrs. H. Kupper Mrs. Walter Kurtz Hanne Kutzner Nick Bob Laffredo John Lalli Mrs. J. I 0 Mr. Mrs. A. LaMonica JoAnn LaMonica Laura Regie Lea Joe Dee Dee Lee Arlene Lee John Leg Sandra Leggit Bruce Andersor Mr. Mrs A. D. Lehman Miss Barbara M. Lehman Mr. Mrs. P. 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