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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1963 volume:

Paes DE 2 ER z RSS Ri SA ae aR In en ES UTR m Athena Presented by Senior С1аѕѕ Essex County Vocational and Technical High School 300 North Thirteenth Street Newark, New Jersey 1963 Queen “SPUNKY,” with “ te court, really helped to all-time record. break that Somebody help that ball!! A very successful Parents’ Night. This is the diary of a young lady, Athena, who for the past four years has set down the treasured moments of her high school life at Essex High. While her extra curricular activities were not numerous, due to a busy schedule, they provided the job, ex- perience, and sportsmanship that helped to develop her poise and char- acter. As an Underclassman, Athena re- calls the opening of her new “hori- zon”; the first step into her years at Essex High. The diversity of the classes she attended as a freshman helped her to decide which field she would pursue. Her sophomore year re- cords the beginning of her training in her specified field. She learned the fundamental procedures of her chosen career, and determined, she worked diligently in accomplishing her goal. Sardines dines have nothing I’m finally going to get a ring Junior year, for Athena, was the road to eventual success. Furthering her knowledge and skills, she recorded another phase with satisfaction and pride. Athena has now completed her journey through high school. She has added the finishing touches to her work. Beaming with joy, she glances through her diary on makes her last entry as As yet, the pages of not completed. Her skil an adult student contri to Athena’s future. Pictures to Ren Administration Staff Activities Underclassman Senior Adults Patrons on us! my school ring! George W. Morsanroth Director of Essex County Vocational Schools ADMINISTRATORS AND SUPERVISORS SEATED, left to right: Phillip H. Haney, George W. Morgenroth, Director, and Albert J. Ciccone. STANDING: Elston W. Meyer, Stephen Andrasko, and Edward J. Coughlin. Administration BOARD OF EDUCATION Clockwise: Richard J. Galante, Albert J. Ciccone, Jacob Mellinger, J. Joseph Quinn, Pr esident, Dr. George W. Morgenroth, Dr. William S. Twichell, John R. Rooney. James F. McHugh, absent from photo. Rosalie C. Risinger Principal Audrey Bergen General Nursing Marion Cole Beauty Culture Eleanor Dearnaley Sc lence Scholastic Photography Awards Mary Edminson Harry Corson x School Nurse Business Machines Josephine DeMarco Theory Cosmetology Alumnae Association Adviser Christmas Dinner . . . no time for conversation. Lillie E. Fairchild Dental Assistance Michael Genevrino Driving Instructor Ruth Fitchett Practical Nursing Hospital Co-ordinator Lillian Gardner Medical Secretary Co-ordinator of Hospital Affiliations Hyland Beauty Culture Marie V. ladipaoli Guidance Counselor Washington Trip Anne Gobright Beauty Culture Lila Kantrowitz Typing Stenography Barbara Lehman Librarian James Leith Dolly Kelly t я Technical Procedures Algebra Commercial Art Magazine Drive Sponsor Daisy S. Lehman English Student Council Adviser 7 Evelyn Luckert Elizabeth Marion Clothilde L. Munster Dressmaking Social Studies English Practical Nursing Senior Class Adviser B. M. Jo's book reports prove very interesting to Mrs. Carol Wood Regina K. O'Toole R. Neal Owens Textiles Pattern Making Social Studies History Frank Polito Washington Trip United Nations Trip Typing Clerical Practice Henrietta Rose Music Olive Ruberta Related Beauty Culture Alice Roberts Dressmaking Margaret Siska Sup. Office Experience Clerical Practice , Robbertina М. Riley Gym Commencement Adviser Rose Rose Dietetics Food Service Mathilde Seltzer Typing General Mathematics Patricia Skidmore Food Service Margaret Taczy Practical Nursing Irene Steward Beauty Culture Oteka J. Tartaglia Dressmaking Junior Red Cross Adviser Patricia Underwood Guidance Counselor Washington Trip ommencement Adviser Carol Wood English Elizabeth Trinks Social Studies Geography Maude Vance School Physician Susan Wood Beauty Culture Mr. Biglin helps a puzzled student with math pro- blem. Miss Allmannsberger and Athena Staff members check schedule for class-group pictures. Our business teachers, Mrs. Seltzer, Messers. Polito and Corson, Mrs. Kantrowitz and Mrs. Siska are having a friendly chat before classes on “Parents’ Night.” One of those rare moments when the men (Messrs. Leith, Biglin, Corson, Fellows, and Polito) can relax. Mrs. DeMarco is checking with Barbara Lamberti to make sure it’s 35ccs. 12 As principal, Mrs. Risinger 15 responsible for the operation and supervision of our entire school plant and program. Her many duties and responsibilities keep her ever active. Miss Basse, Counselor, Department of Guidance and Placement, seems most pleased with a job placement she has just made for a senior. Perfect attendance always brings a satis- fying smile to Miss Underwood and Miss Iadipoali. Guidance Miss Iadipoali talks over a prospective course with a hopeful freshman. Everyone was in complete ac- cord that our tree was outstand- ing this year. A final briefing with the junior production staff of “Horrors Incorporated is held by Miss Underwood. Never a dull moment for Mrs. Pan- tano in the Guidance Office. One of the many duties performed by 2 r Doctor Vance, school physician, is I a student’s medical report Medical ments The Medical Department has its fair share of patients First aid is administered to the student’s cut thumb. A pulse check is being taken to de- termine whether the student is well enough to go back to class. Looks K busy Main Mrs like day in Office Pennington another the for Mrs. Pantano 2.15 Фф | Office awaits the attendance sheets in It won’t those take plate pear, Mrs all those mouths to feed long for to disap- 28 Savoia, with hungry night sen- iriver, steps tor at 3:30 day’s work. A moment arrival of the f relaxation for Mrs the Guidance Rachiele Two of Garbera taries. Mrs indication mimeographing selected June Warwic S tly-cut Ladies-in-waiting, dry Queen Spunky’s tears . . . B се: 1 ае (rn 4 3. Bia ra Michele Petrole, Paula Caputo Pat, Mary ve تا ا ف مه While the ee ще E а Barbara Simonelli, Linda Jablonski, and Ann Adelizio Joan Armstrong, Mary Ann Mattia maids are in the parlor co inting the “Magazine Drive” money uf ati! Nervously with the Elaine and Pat. Queen awaiting are | their Frances, audience Gay, As the Queen's loyal subjects listen to their ambassador . . . The candidates up election. Students register for voting Voter signing her name on the roster. Student Council The Student Council is government body, but a student or- not a ganization to teach citizenship and democratic living to the students so adult life. Our Student Council attempts to do as to prepare them for this by having committees which are on duty to insure safety and enforce (Cafeteria, Another rules а� а regulations Safety, committee is the Publicity, which the activities Housekeeping). keeps students informed on school and also presents the latest fashions and news through bulletin board material. For the en- joyment of the students, records are played in the gym at noon time by the To let the know that she is important and her presence is Recreation Committee. individual student missed, we have the Welfare Com- mittee sends cards to those students who are either ill or have had a death in the family. Once a month a Student Council meeting is held. This meeting gives the executive board a chance to send new plans to the homeróoms and to receive suggestions from each home- It meet and converse freely about our room. is a time when we can programs and new ideas. Publicity BOTTOM ROW, left to right: June Lucille Susan Geronimo, Margaret Cullari, Carol Garbera, JoAnn Trimigliozzi, Ogden, Maria Ricci, Mary JoAnn DeMaio, Camille Helen Smith, chairman. Vicchione, Thoma, Janet Denese, Capozzi, Maureen Cosgrove and starting the after-lunch gym. Class Representatwes ADULTS: Victoria Carlisle, L« SENIORS: Elaine Marie DeVicenno, С: Scarpella, Carol Garbera, Gail Richards, ( JUNIORS Racheal D’Ag Jen: Maryann Cassie, Angela Mobili Зег� а- Francis Gerardi. SOPHOMORES: Jean Doto, Kathy F � , Carol Ven- tola, Patricia Husvar, Barbara Castellano. FRESH- MEN: Esther Ramie, Angela Pepe, Jacqueline Woods, Anita Melia, Lorraine Annese, Judi Verano, Rosemarie Baczar rraine Koch, Fedore, Francis Lana Grif- Helen Zec- Seidler fiths, irol mnie stino � е dette Tasci Angela Rita sare Small session Christine are dance in the ре ELI [m ни! Recreation Top Ivans, to Bottom: Edith Wells, Elizabeth Bambo, Evelyn Turano, Sandra Zinna, Christine Small, Anne Ven- tola, Maria Ricci, Maureen Cosgrove, Rosemarie Blasi, Joyce Calabrese, Marie Stankewitz, chairman. Roselyn Barbara Andriano, Io ан р р Cafeteria GOING UP, left to right: Linda Tiberi, Betty Thomas, Margaret Cap- accio, Kathleen Noll, Sharon Graham, Martha Morrow, Nancy Malloy, June Geronimo, Sondra Wilson, Evelyn Tureno, Susan Mueller, Jean Kersey, June Knight, Linda Blasco, Carol Garbera, Suzanne DiGiovine, Kathy Fusano, Camille Capozzi, Carmen Velez, Ellen Tsirikos, Berna- dette Tasco, RoseAnn Mazetta, MaryAnn Nicoletta, Francis Gerardi, Mary- Ann Corio, Racheal Pompei, and JoAnn Araneo, chairman Safety BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Kathleen Noll, Josephine Sylves- | . tro, Elaine Drummond, Anna - Housekeeping Marie Albanese, Lucille Vic- г chione, Arlene Parillo, Antonia 4 ’ Л D’Agostino, Lana Beidler, Erika , xad 3 , г я Перс Зак Bombardeo Cart - 1 Р GOING UP, left to right: Marie Buono, Doris Stumpf, Cathy Brucker, Frederika Lange, Rose- mary Miller, Ida Cauca, Carol Littig, MaryAnn Yobbi, Carol Scarpella, Carmen Velez, Barbara Castellano, Paula ите Carol Fina. Chains Mattia, Mary Jane Feeley, and Joan Armstrong, Small, Eileen DiBiano, Maureen E Р r j | chairman. McEvoy, Sandra Cicarelli, Eva І Calabrese, Adelle Singletary, Carol Stefanelli, Carmen Ann Esposito, Ruth Bartkus, Mary- Ann Neves, Gay Thomas, Bar- bara Hale, JoAnn DeMaio, El- sie Crockett, Barbara Andriano, Donato Ferrara, Barbara Nofrio, Mildrea Finocchiaro, chairman. Eleven-thirty lunch for these lucky Student Council girls. Kathleen Noll standing guard by the cafe- teria, adult side. Dramatic Stage Productions. ‘Goblins will get you if you don’t watch out . . . so warned the HORRORS INCORPO- Left to Right: Geraldine Kelly, Grace Coe, Shirley RATED cast. Reynolds, and Carol Eckeles. Elsie Farina and Ellen Cooney. Left to right: Irene Mancini, Gerrie Shriver, Pat McAvoy Susan Mason, and Maureen Cosgrove. Suzanne Di Giovine and Leslie Caboy. These are the “dolls” in TOYLAND without their disguises. Can you tell who's who? President Ida Cauca Vice-President .......... Sondra Wilson Treasurer Secretary Judy Wittlinger Leslie Caboy Ernestine Alston JSan Amador Joan Armstrong Mary Jo Aversano Elaine Bielski Mary Ann Campollo Carol Carter Ida Cauca JoAnn Crowley Rosa Cruz Carol Herbert Lydia Kartischke Anna Marra Pat McEvoy Rosemarie McHugh Gwen Moultrie Judy Murray Carmela Palmieri Noreen Pascale Barbara Piegaro Laura Ruppel Mary Ann Romanoff Roseann Stanick Lean Senica Barbara Trento Marjorie Watson Elizabeth Watts Sondra Wilson Theresa Witalis Audrey White Cathy Spillsbury Lena Alston, Honorary Member Glee Club Soprano Alto Ruth Aber Linda Armstrong Barbara Beal Lana Beidler Leslie Beidler Arnest Bell Kathie Betta Leslie Caboy Mollie Caboy Carolyn Davis Roberta Foreman Diane Flynn Barbara Jasuilewicz Jean Kersey Lorraine Lardiere Pat Leek Angela Manginelli Martha Marrow Madalyn Raia Theresa Rosza Sharon Scardillo Donnie Thermond Ester Watts Edith Wells Judy Wittlinger Maria Di Vincenzo President Angelo Mobilo Vice President Gladys: Ponela ............. Secretary Susette Romano Treasurer Nancy Malloy Treasurer Physical Fitness An alert mind is complimented by a healthy body. Sportsmanship is an asset, and we had many opportunities to culti- vate this characteristic. The campfire girls? “Oh! My aching back.” What goes up must come down??? “What happened to the ball?” What, me worry! Oh dear! I hope it doesn’t hit me. A Among the Freshman’s studies are math, science, English, history, health, music, library, and gym, plus their exploratory shop classes. These shop classes are rotated every six weeks, so that each Freshman will have an opportun- ity to learn about each shop before she selects her field Freshman 1 BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Teresa Carolan, Margaret Best, Linda Coney, Sharon Ann DeBlasio, Anna Gallo, Mary Colucci. ROW TWO: Adeline Devirgillis, Cathy Conklin, Esther Ramie, Joanne Genco, Marilyn Monica. ROW THREE: Karen Berendt, Mary Bucci, Patricia Vereen, Mary Lingle. ROW FOUR: Linda Armstrong, Bettie Allen, Annette Rosamilla, Joan Toliver, Mare Andreoia. ROW FIVE: Ernestine Butka, Maryann McClain, Janet White, Lucy Cruz, Peggene Withers, Cheyanne Jones, Maude Calloway. ROW SIX: Linda Klaslo, Marianne Melchione, Lois Daniels, Grace Russo- manno. D ами Mo (V OS Freshman 3 SEATED, Left to Right: Jacki Woods, Joan McCann, Ruth Mallory, Diane Mazzocchi, Theresa Loguidici, Brenda Polite, Marie Kozacyzsyn. STANDING: Caterina Vitolo, Mary Conlon, Karen Maffey, Camille Masone, Pat Ruggieri, Marie Panzariello, Elizabeth Thomson, Susie Pearson, Lydia Zapico, Eva Santiago, Adrian Stiso, Jeanette Mike, Ellen Gamba, Antoinette Lombardini TOP ROW: Barbara Addis, Gwendolyn Atwater, Barbara Mensler, Jean Ann Fafinski, Linda Kuiper, Helen Ford. Freshman 2 TOP ROW, Left to Right: Maureen Walsh, Frances Vastola, Mary Louise Turner, Ernestine Alston, Margaret Zawryt, Pat Malloy, Josephine D'Allessio, Arnest Bell, Joyce Iannuzzi, Marilyn Ciampi, Pauline D’Angelo, Dorphine Cogdell, Anna Festa, Mary Reid, Jean Ashby, Angela Pepe, Frannie Fabiano, Shiela Foster, MaryAnn Pagano, Lucille Winkey, Pat Davis, Georgiann Sakelakas, Pat Gowers, Melinda Giordano, JoAnne Foltzer, Jean Stanislawczyk, Rosemary Patruno, Eileen Lind- sey, Roberta Herter. Freshman 4 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Marion Ruglio, Brenda Kirklane, Noreen Раз ае, Judith Murray, Mary Ann Campolo, Palma Rotonda, Helen Layton, Sandra Bellinger, Gail Butler. SECOND ROW: Josephine Suppa, Lena Senica, Francine Uzzolino, Roberta Foreman, Angleina LaFuira, Paulette Williams, Marie Cocuzza, Frances Kustaslic, Marlene Grzy- bowski, Mollie Caboy. THIRD ROW: Geral- dine Silva, Linda Casale, Andriana Zangari, Mamie Douglas, Patricia Kersey, Patty Nicoletta, Doris Cruz, Anita Melia. Freshman 5 SEATED, FIRST ВОИ, left to right: Elizabeth Watts, Theresa Witalis, JoAnn Cowley, Cora Moody, JoAnna Starks, Carolyn Davis, Lee Farewell. SECOND ROW: Barbara Beal, Mary Molinare, Nancy Falstrom, JoAnn Gillett, Susan Borsuk, Mary Strauss, Donna D’Agostino, Marie Montebello. STANDING: Cathi Betta, Louise Gisualdo, Carmella DeSantis, Rosann Satanick, Maryann Romanoff, Kathryn Spillsbury, Leslie Thoma, Karen Ashback, Elaine Bielski, Rosemary McHugh, Lorraine Annese, Marie Del Tufo, Barbara Sasnett. Freshman 6 BOTTOM, left to right: Mary Ford, Barbara Risoli, Teresa Giordano, Donna De Pasquale, Lorraine Lardiere, Lois Drummond, RoseMarie Amico, Karol Marshall, Marlene Luca, Marian Pinho, JoAnn Abate, Mary Jo Aversano, Susann Di Oliviero, Brenda Carthen, Gloria Powell, Marjorie Watson, Dolores Cox, Ella White, Sandra Sinkler, Sharon Scardillo, Margaretta Stanton, Gwen Maultrie, Carol Graham, Judi Verano, Marjorie Peery, Gloria Todd, Lynda Miller, Linda Upshaw. 29 Halloween takes the shape of a pumpkin for Theresa and Jeanette of Homeroom 114. Freshman 7 BOTTOM, Left to Right: Charlotte Scro, Barbara Smith, Lois Vinuquerra, Judy Viola, Joann Tocci, Charlotte Kessler, Joanne Ricciardelli, Laura Ruppel, Bernadine Brown, Irene Pearson, Linda Headrich, Linda Brown, Lois Robiehoux, Dianne Macon, Margery Rose, Artie Jones, Florence Kanousky, Sandra Radici, Sandra Torsiello, Delorese Cassidy, Pat Addo- nizio, Emma Moore, Christine Maroczka, June Gray, Rosemarie Boczar, Mary Greenwood, Teddy Lee Garis, Linda Mauriello. A visual aids film, on the wonders of nature, supplements a freshman course JoAnn, Lee, Marie, and Elizabeth find it difficult to select Kodak entries from such an excellent selection. SEATED, Left to Right: Elsie Suarez, Kathy Fusano, Evelyn Turano, Dorothy Smergia. STANDING, right side Joyce Vocaturo, Patricia .Melia, Ronnie Pace, Doris of picture: Phyllis D’Angelo, Virginia Jakemis, Joanne Stumph, Linda Pace. STANDING: Linda De Hagara Raimo, Barbara Burchardt, Theresa Guadagnio, Mary Linda Blasco, Evelyn Tekula, Sandra Zinna, Linda Risden Lynne Danese. Sophomore Beauty Culture In addition to her academic and ге- lated subjects, the Beauty Culture sopho- more receives training and experience in setting and combing hair. She learns to apply lotions, creams, and give manicures. FROM THE BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Alma Sultansade, Theresa Frino, Judie Magione; Nancy DePasquale, Harriet Deutscher, Eleanor Troino; Evelyn Wilson, Jean Doto; Patricia Caruso, Marlene De Benedetto, Joyce Lucas; Patricia Botte, Crystal Jones; Maryann Albanese, Maryann Nicoletta, Marian Cordasco; Lorraine Mariano, Clorinda D’Elia; Suzanne Thoma, Gayle Myers, Florence Perrine; Shirley Corbo, Susan Mueller; Karen Jones, Patricia La Falce, Geola Robe. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Sandra Wilson, Pat Turner, Phyllis Schiavo, Jean Kersey ROW TWO: Barbara Ceglia, Dorothy Furman, Kathy Luca- اسسا .ر — damo, Paula Mandala, Cheryl Minutoli, Carol Tanfield, Anna Marie Albanese, Diane Flynn. ROW THREE: Pat Husvar, Carol Pannullo, Linda Rafa- niello, Diane McEvoy, Lorraine Ponza, Martha Morrow, JoAnn Lorenc, Rosalind Franzzano, Elaine Thorton. In Business Machines the student, through adequate training and classroom experience, becomes skilled in her related subjects which include bookkeeping, economics, typing, calculating machines, and clerical practice. Sophomore Business Machines Sophomore Dressmaking In addition to her academic subjects, a student of Dressmaking becomes adept in cutting, fitting, and sewing children's garments. She is taught to operate the machines necessary to complete the garments. SEATED from Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Rosa Cruz, Don- nie Thurmond, Frederika Lange, JoAnn Bemis, Susan DePerri. SECOND ROW: Audrey White, Angela Manginelli, Renee Hulin, Lin M. Wong, Eunice Quick. THIRD ROW: Jean Abridello, Carol Herbert, Marie Verducci, Virginia Van Dyke. STANDING: Rose Seller, Rita Angela, Anita Paternoster, Margaret Cara- AAA AAN TI manna, Esther Watts, Victoria Mauro, Carolyn Napper, Kathy McGovern, Donata Ferrara, Pauline Donaldson. ” - . EN - и ; L | Frolicing in the snow is a FT i pP rare treat f the Beauty 4 Culture Sophomores - : e кз Sophomore Technical Secretary In addition to the academic subjects the Tech- nical Secretary must be adept in typing, stenog- raphy, technical procedures, and clerical practice. Louise Salzmann is being introduced to office procedures by Mrs. Pennington ly ۷ n 1 їй RIGHT SIDE, Top to Bot- tom: Roseann Rebman, Sally Grippaldi, Colette Res- taino, Lorraine Nicolette, Barbara Castellano, Fran- cine Di Nardo, Geraldine Mayol, Lucinda Almeida, Christine Small, Beatrice Steinhoff, Linda Detmer, Iolanda De Grassi. CEN- TER, Sandra Calabrese, An- tonia D'Agostino, Hattie Brown, Barbara Coe, Linda Castellano, Arlene Reichert, Joann Aguilino Linda Towey, Catherine Brucher, Gloria Campbell, Linda Ge- ronimo, Evelyn Corbacho, Carol Carallo, Maria Zarro, Marie Yawarsky Diane Godnyck. LEFT SIDE, Con- cetta Serritella, Josephine Oleszczuk, Florence Masino, Marie Buono, Judy Scevola, Rosemarie Ludovico, Gladys Milligan Sophomore Food Service Commercial Art In the food department the student, through A student of art becomes aware of. related and shop experience and training, becomes skilled in shop work, which include designes, still life, let- related work, such as applied science, mathematics, tering and advertising, when she produces her and art. first original job. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Williams RIGHT TO LEFT Carol Kudrak Sandra Gaudette Pat McMickle Marvese Scott Barbara Fritts Linda Cefalu Cookie Barlotta Dorothy Bernhardt Sally Wiezevich Cathy Petty Barbara Singleton Brenda Giordano Rosann Grosso Ann Marie Oliveri Janet Redwood Ann D’Amico Pat Kennedy Janis Boyd Louise Tapper Annella Freda Beauty Culture FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Malloy, Di- ana M egaro, Marie Ricci, Maryann Cassie, Sandra Cicarelli, Barbara Lamberti. SECOND ROW: Marie Stankewitz, Nancy La Fra- gola, Joyce Calabrese, Con- nie Dimino, Carol Malanga, Carol McCann, ‘Loretta Ru- bino. THIRD ROW: Fran- cis Raymond, Louise Re- mondelli, Suzanne Di Giovini, Carmen Velez, Rosemary Gratkowski. Junior Continuing to advance in shop and the- ory the student, in her junior year, begins a practical application of knowledge learned in her career field. A part-time position is an excellent means to apply classroom training more fully and the student, when academically feasable, se- cures such a position. Business Machine Lenore Volpe, Gladys Porcella, Jessica Coran- gelo, Aldene Russomanno, Angela Mobilio, Di- ane Gibbons, Toni Foggio, Alberta Riccardi, Elaine Yobbi, Joan Garbera, Mary Ann Mes- sito, Dorisa Williams, Ann Marie Sylvestro, Lynn Wilson, Winifred Umstead, Rachel Pom- pei, Jo Ann Suppa, Sophia Immerso, Berna- dette Tursik, Joan Lockhart. Art GOING UP ARE: Awilda Canabal, Joann Iannuzelli, Maryann D’Agostino, Gail Richards, Shirley Hulse, and Margie Capaccio Technical BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Edith Wells, Juanita Yusko, Noreen Genzone, Janet Pepe. CENTER: Camille Melillo, Theresa Ruggiero, Angela Tuscano, Catherine Romano, Elaine Drum- mond. TOP ROW: Marie Zangari, Bernadine Loehrs, Carol Littig, Joan Armstrong, Joann Araneo, and Carol Sperduto. Food Service FROM THE BOTTOM: Dolores Campione, Gloriagean Koch, Betty Wiggins, Constance Zecchino, and Judy Bloomfield Secretary BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Marie Forcella, Leslie Caboy, Patricia Santucci, Pat McEvoy. CENTER: Judy Shay, Phyllis La Fiura, June Knight, Mary Brown, Bernadette Tusco. TOP ROW: Mary Ann Corio, Sharon Graham, Mary Ann Mattia, Susan Scanberti, Susette Romano, and Paula Schiavo. 006009000070 A lovely picture Marie waiting for her escort. Hard work produces the rewards only satisfaction of a “job well done can bring. With this ring . . . Why break the spell! Dressmaking FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Geraldine Kelly, Jean Baechler, Ellen Cooney, Shirley Reynolds, Paulus Kee, Kathleen Sinkler, Rose Ann Campione, Elda Cruz, Carol Eckles. SECOND ROW: Angela Petrozzi, Rachel D'Agostino, Marlene Regelski, Kathleen Solden, Susanne Bivona, Josephine Del Vecchio, Edith Marelli. THIRD ROW: Doreen Ricciardelli, Elsie Farina, Irene Folstrom, Sarah Miller, Sarah O'Neal, Rose Mary Miller, Gail Brown. MARIE DI VINCENZO Assistant Treasurer HELEN SMITH Treasurer LINDA TiBERI President 4 JOANNE SILANO Vice-President Athena has completed her journey through high school. She has added the finishing touches to her work. Beaming with joy, she glances through her diary once more ANNE BOBROSKI and makes her last entry as a senior. Secretary The guided tour begins with Mrs. Bass detailing, the various stops As Miss Iadiapoli and her group leave the “Security to be made, on the scale model of the U.N. Buildings . . . Council” to continue their tour THE UNITED NATIONS is an international organization, dedicated to all mankind, and working for the common good. It was formed after World War II to establish a unity among nations, with the hope that peace would settle over the world. The cultural differences of its member-countries have made this a difficult task, but not entirely a hopeless one. Although the world today falls short of the expectations and hopes of the U.N., an all-out defiance of its ideals and policies has not, and pray God never will, come to pass. While visiting this inspirational monument for peace, the senior class witnessed these never-to-be-forgotten events. United Nations Trip While Helen, Joann, and Lorraine pause to investigate ` A short rest refreshes Dolores Pigaro, Eleanor Besofsky, Catherine Dowling, Elaine Jones, Mary Ann Sgroi, Mildred Finocchiaro, Marie DiVincenzo seated, and standing Gay Thomas, Barbara Andriano, Carmel Ann Esposito, Eva Cala- We discover that Jose Vela Zanetti’s mural provides an interesting backdrop for Anne Bobroski, Joann Briante, Alice Robjohns, Peggy Carey, Barbara Gauss, Margaret Cullari, Carol Mikulicka, and June Geronimo... October 29, 1962 Carol and Linda provide a pleasant change of scenery with their “friend,” the work of UNICEF... the guard, Tom Phillips . . . brese, Elsie Crockett, Rosemary Pasquale, and Lucille DeMeo, while, at the far right, their chaperones chat . . . A quick glance brings to light a few tired “tootsies,” but Joan Williams, Michele Fabino, Mary Graham, Alice Rob- johns, Barbara Gauss, Sharon Reese, Ida Cauca, Carol Garbera, Nancy Slonimsky, Miss ladiapoli and Madalyn Raia listen attentively to the end. Looks like the meeting of the “BM clan” has come to order. Present are Sondra Wilson, Pat D’Angelo, Ruth Ann Woodworth, Hannah Kutzner, Carl Yobbi, Anne Ventola, Camille Capozzi, Minnie Sanitate seated, and standing Dorothy Needham, Ruthann Bryer, Theresa Ciccone, Adelle Singletary, Judy Wittlinger, Julia Rossi, Lois DeGisi, and Theresa Vitale. Seated are Dorothy Cannell, Bridget Peer, Dolores Brzostow- ski, Beatrice Thane, Betty Tho- mas, Carol Scarpella, Josephine Ricciardelli, and standing are Maureen McEvoy, Anna Marie Marra, Linda Tiberi, Marie Granata, and Lucille Speranza. Down by the riverside are Ann Marie Bartilotta, Rosemarie Foglio, Rose Ann Mazzeta, Joy Sylvestro, Mary Steeb, Mary Gray, Susan Mason, Pat McEvoy, Millicent Emerich, Irene Manchini, Lorraine Strutzel, Diane Linginfelter, and Geralyn Shriver. Not too chilly for posing — eh? Frances Grif- fiths, Carol Stefanelli, Lorraine DeSordi, Mary Ann Cozzi, Mary Ann Nevese, Kathleen Ce- sario, Pat Bernhardt, Sophia Garaffa . Sarah Gervasio, Georgeanne Velardi, Helen Jones, Carolyn Reed, Barbara Simonelli, Michele Petrole, JoAnn DeMaio, Paula Caputo. STANDING: JoAnn Trimigliozzi, Denise Lemmert, Ruth Bartkus, Rose Mary Belsiano, Sharon Hig- gins, Carol Frunzi, Janet Ogden, Eileen DiBiano enhance the scenery. 42 who were thirsty, a stand that refreshes. February eighth, THE QUEEN OF HEARTS DANCE is one of the high- cold, but what a moon! (d) Our man “in blue” reassures each homeroom nomi- guests no gate crashes. (e The trumpeter blows horn, and Mr. Polito announces the winner. (f) Words cannot express her happiness. S. C. Officers lend ' showcase, and The evening’s enchantment finds (f) our guests enjoying Princess Joanne How can the festivities end (a) Princess Rachiel (b) Princess Eva (c) Princess Geralyn are the loveliest Ladies-in-waiting a moment of sentiment. and (d (g) they could have danced all night. we have ever seen. (e King bestowes his personal congratulations on his Queen. Queen Toni is crowned, and the Alma Mater In our hearts there is a picture, shining bright and true, — Hn 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. Least we forget as freshmen we first met. A very important time-of-day, wouldn't you say! A most enjoyable task . . . crowning the Queen Keep going ba ck girls, you’re too close to my telescopic lens. “For your honor . . .” the Parents’ Magazine Achievement Award. wor Soe чудене 66 6 6666. J Deedes 44 oe tun АРА س = JANUARY M NOR ZINES ES CARDS —— Pictures of Our : Ж: B v Penn Station Washington Ф اف‎ Q9 Newark — May 8 Trip BET ЖЕ U.S. Naval Academy Annapolis May 8 Nation’s Capital Washington — May 9-10 Popularity Poll Judy Wittlinger Ruth Bartkus Most Studious . . . Most Versatile . . . of course, on Saturdays. gal about. Best Wit... without a doubt. 52 Linda Tiberi Lois De Gisi Joanne Silano Respected . . you bet! Most Popular... yet, giving chez’its. Best Dancer . in step Most Attractive ... assuredly so! Fruits of Our Labor ELEANOR BESOFSKY Most likely to succeed In addi- tion to the related sub- jects, the stu- dent in the BEAUTY CUL- TURE field re- ceives training and experience in hair cutting, setting and combing, and creating new coiffures for an ш- dividual’s needs. A func- tional part of her shop work is the application of lotions, creams packs, and mani- curing. She also learns the art of applying make-up. Her final achievements are the permanents and coiffures she gives to her cus- tomers, and receiving the State's beautician operator's license. BARBARA ANDRIANO 919 Franklin Avenue, Newark H.R. Treas. 1; V ‚4; Pres Committees: Hskp 3,4; Bookworm 1 A leader gym “A big black car! Safety Ambition: Shop owner ANN MARIE BARTILOTTA 818 So. Orange Avenue, Newark Safety Committee 4 Expressive eyes eating and talk ing constantly a headband to match everything. Ambition: Shop owner ROSEMARY BELLSIANO 152 South Street, Newark Committees: Rec. 3, Safety 4; Book- worm 2,3,4 What will the 82 be like without “Кое!” Short skirts aplenty Who's going to Odells?” Ambition: Hairstylist ) never late for 12 o'clock PATRICIA ANN BERNHARDT 124 Hudson Street, Newark Bookworm 1,2,3,4: Committees: Safety 1,2, Caf. 3; Athena Staff 4 А ready answer ten Honor Roll our “Pat” hair Ambition: Shop owner ELEANOR BESOFSKY 180 12th Avenue, Newark H.R. Treas. 1,2,3; Bookworm 1,2 “Ellie's” whimsical smile friendship abounds Chocolate and cheez-it lunches Ambition: Shop owner a mathematical ‘ times on whiz’ “Would you comb my a cone EVA MARIE CALABRESE MARY ANN COZZI 550 North 9th Street 670 Highland Avenue Newark, New Jersey Newark, New Jersey H.R. Treas. 2. Student Council V. Pres. 3; Com The Entertainer . . . “Coz” acts when mittes: Hskp. 3, Safety 4, Cafe. 4. she talks . . . “That hair!” Personality . . . beauty . Tiny's Ambition: Shop owner friendly, too Ambition: Success and prosperity ELSIE CROCKETT 606 North 9th Street KATHLEEN CESAREO Newark, New Jersey 600 North 6th Street Newark, New Jersey H.R. V. Pres. 2; Safety Com. 4; Book- worm 2,3,4. Keeps the cafeteria in business Nice describes “Lee” perfectly Kathy's just like TNT always dance to any kind of music . . . quiet saying untimely things. . . . she gestures constantly with her Ambition: Success and happiness hands. Ambition: Beautician LUCILLE DeMEO 3 Watchung Avenue Belleville, New Jersey Hskp. Com 3; H.R. Secy. 4; Athena Staff 4. “Lucy-Mae's” a diet lover . . . rarely quiet, . . . very gay. Ambition: Hairstylist MARIA DiVINCENZO 148 Parker Street, Newark Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; H.R. Sec. 2,3; Pres. 4. “Little Marie”... her most expensive item . . . glasses. Ambition: Shop owner KATHRYN ELDORA DOWLING 388 Springfield Avenue, Newark Bookworm 3. A dancer our “Kathy” . . . doing the “waddle.” Ambition: Beauty Culture Teacher CARMEL ANN ESPOSITO 126 Garden Avenue, Belleville Bookworm 1; H.R. Sec. 1, V. Pres. +; Committees: Cafe. 3,4; Safety 3,4 3,4, Espizesta's beautiful eyes are very wise . . . friendly personality He's a honey!” Ambition: Beauty operator top bookworm . . . LORRAINE De SORDI 107 Bloomfield A venue, Newark Natural curls galore . . . expressive eyebrows . . . “Cookie’s” talent dancing. Ambition: Success MILDRED FINOCCHIARO 33 Prospect Street, Nutley H.R. Pres. 2,3; Bookworm 2,3,4; Com- mittees: Hskp. 3, Rec. 3; Student Council Treas. 4. Our five foot chatter-box . . . “Bootie” . . Wait till I tell you what hap- pened! Ambition: Beautician ROSE MARIE FOGLIO 182 Madison Avenue Irvington Always wants her hair combed . . never stops talking . . . “Roe’s” crazy hair styles . . . I don't understand this ? Ambition: Success FRANCIS MARIE GRIFFITHS 53 Lincoln Place, Irvington H.R. Pres. 2,4; Bookworm 2,3,4; Cafe.” Com. 3,4. Quiet and shy . . . sincere Fran's a wonderful gal to have for a friend. Ambition: Sucess CAROL FRUNZI 269 Hornblower Avenue, Belleville H.R. Treas. 1,4; Bookworm 4; Com- mittees: Saf. 4; Hskp. 4. Quiet and shy loves her little car. Ambition: To own her own shop. SOPHIA GARAFFA 97 Norman Road, Newark H.R. Treas 2,3,4, Sec. 3; Bookworm 3,4. Rosy cheeks . . artist in styling hair .. . personality . . . An . enjoys danc- ing. Ambition: Traveling Cosmetologist MARY GRAY 140 South 6th Street, Newark Bookworm 1. Our champion stylist . . . very slim . a true friend . . . Maggie the trophy winner. Ambition: Hair Stylist SHARON HIGGINS +93 Roseville Ave., Newark Bookworm 4. Neat and trim . a seat?” bucket Ambition: Successful Beautician Complaints by ELAINE ANDRED JONES 159 Academy St., Newark Bookworm 2 Quiet and shy teria. Ambition: Beautician DENISE LEMMERT 2 Beaumont Place, Newark Glee Club 2 Occasionally quiet . super girl... “Let me see. Ambition: Own shop . “Did you save me the . always in the cafe- sales- ROSEANN MAZZETTA 14 Magnolia St., Belleville Treas. e, H.R. Sec. 1, Cafe. Com. 4 Bookworm . talented “Rose” “My name is not Mazetta.” Peggery Ambition: Hair colorist MARY ANN NEWES 69 Malvern St., Newark Glee Club 1, H.R. V. Pres. 2 Car dilemma champ extended lunch periods . well hardly never styles!” Ambition: Shop owner enjoys . on time, “Oh those hair- BARBARA NOFRIO PATRICIA PERNA 25 Third Street, Newark 69 Summer Avenue, Newark HR. Pres. 1; Committees: Safety 1,2, The oriental touch . “Pattie” has 3,4, Rec. 3; Bookworm 1,2,3,4. personality plus. Tall “Jane” . . . loves dancing . Ambition: Success arrives on the late bus. Ambition: Shop owner DOLOROS PIEGARO 825 Clifton Avenue, Newark ROSEANN PASQUALE х 10 Sheffield Drive, Newark Bookworm 1, H.R. Secy. 2, Pres. 3. Petite “Dee” . . . she's heading Hskp. Com. 3; H.R. Treas. 3 straight for happiness . . dislikes Rosy Pat ; there's always fingerwaves. when she's around. Ambition: Success Ambition: Shop owner JO-ANNE ROMANO 34 So. Arlington Avenue, East Orange Bookworm 3. Hair color change was finally made ... dancing “Jo.” Ambition: High style shop MARY ANN SGROI ROSE MARIE ROSAMILIA 391 So. 9th Street, Newark 129 Clifton Avenue, Newark H.R. Sec. 4; Safety Com. 3,4. H.R. Treas. 3; Pub. Com. 3. Mare's sweet as they come . . . Talented “Roe” . . . keeps us up to Who's got gum? . . . everybody's date on the latest gossip. favorite. Ambition: Own Beauty Salon Ambition: Calm driver GAETANA MARIE THOMAS CAROL STEFANELLI 65 Alexander Street, Newark 77 Brookdale Avenue, Newark H.R. Secy. 2,4; Committees: Cafe. 3, Bookworm 1,3,4; Safety Com. 4. Safety 4. Dancing Stef . . . cold hands and Magazines she sells like a pro . warm heart . . . “Tell me what hap- “Сау?” the best dressed B.C. pened!” Ambition: Shop owner JOSEPHINE ANN SYLVESTRO 115 Newark Avenue, Belleville Committees: Safety 4, Rec. 4. Watch out when “Joy’s” driving .. . “What am I going to do?” Ambition: To be happy Most likely to succeed E е, é Я A B RUTHANN BRYER 10 Tiffany Boulevard, Newark Cafeteria Committee 3 A member of the inseparable three a joke makes them laugh in har- mony quiet manner Ambition: Success DOLORES MARIE BRZOSTOWSKI 127 Ridge Court, Orange Bookworm 3,4. Dee's personality is great always late a good sense of humor . . a ready laugh. Ambition: Modeling DOROTHY ANN CANNELL 397 North 12th Street, Newark Housekeeping Com. 3. INE . Rock n' Roll’s greatest fan . always in that black Chevy a quiet charm. CAMILLE CAPOZZI 133 Bloomfield Avenue, Newark H.R. Pres. 2, Committees: Safety 3, Cafe. 4; Bookworm 3,4 Neatness is а part of her charm . . accuracy her goal loves dancing Ambition: В.М. operatoı THERESA CICCONE 334 Orange Street, Newark H.R. Pres. 4, V. Pres. 4; Dramatic Club 1; Glee Club 2; Bookworm 1,2,3, +; Safety Com. 4 Long brown tresses one of “Теггу в” many assets . . . one of the inseparable three . . . looks forward to the weekends. Ambition: Attain ‘Success PATRICIA D’ANGELO 269 No. Sixth Street, Newark Bookworm 3,4; Committees: Safety 3, Pub. 4, Cafe. 4. Loves to listen to Dee tell of her adventures . . . Hey “Pat,” don't forget the comma. Ambition: To travel LOIS DeGISI 293 Sussex Avenue, Newark H.R. Treas. 2; Bookworm 2; Com- mittees: Hskp. 2, Rec. 3. A dancing “whiz” . . . numerous friends . . . keeps the gum manu- facturers happy. Ambition: Success and happiness MARY JANE FEELEY 733 Mt. Prospect Avenue, Newark Bookworm 2,3; Committees: Hskp. 3, Cafe. 4. Bambergers's best is “Mar” . . . loves good jokes . . . always seen with the group. Ambition: I.B.M. operator MARIE ANN GRANATO 310 So. 7th Street, Newark Has many hobbies . . . favorites are complaining and sleeping . . . one of the “four.” Ambition: Success HANNELORE KUTZNER 5 Oakland Street, Irvington Bookworm 2,3; Committees: Rec. 3, Pub. 4. Happy “Hannah” ... to work on time. . rushes to get . “Can’t under- stand what she says. . . . friend to everyone. Ambition: Business success MAUREEN McEVOY 275 Lake Street, Newark H.R. Vice Pres. 4; Bookworm 1; Committees: Safety 3,4, Rec. 3,4. Never says what she thinks “Mickie” can always be seen with that special one. DOROTHY NEEDHAM 831 So. 18th Street, Newark Dramatic Club 1; Glee Club 2; Cafe. Com 4. A speedy typist is our “Dottie” . . . great sense of humor . . . one of the inseparable three. BRIDGET PEER 227 No. Fourth Street, Newark Bookworm 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3. Bunne . . . talks of cutting her hair . . . tries to gain a few pounds . never tires of talking about that certain one. ANNA MARIE MARRA 50 Summer Avenue, Newark Glee Club 3,4. Quiet “Annie” . always worrying about something . . . buys new books constantly . . . “I’m going to try not to be absent anymore. Ambition:-Business Machine Operator JOSEPHINE RICCIARDELLI 26 Third Street, Newark H.R. Sec. 1, Treas, 4; Bookworm 4. “Jo” . . . has energy to spare... adores those crazy hair styles loves animals . . . her favorite is the rabbit. Ambition: Success and Happiness JULIA ROSSI 770 20th Street, Newark H.R. Pres. 3 “Julie” can be seen creating practical jokes gathers enjoyment from all those around her . . . quiet witchery Ambition: Success and Happiness LUCILLE SPERANZA 122 South 15th Street, Newark H.R. Secy. 4 “Lu” loves to plan her future never believes a fantasy . . . easily embarrassed. Ambition: Successful DOMENICA SANITATE 275 Adams Street, Newark Always late is our “Minnie” bouffant hairdos . . . loves the airport influential . Hey Lu, wait for me.” Ambition: Success CAROL SCARPELLA 954-A Franklin Avenue, Newark H.R. Pres. 1,2,3,4; Bookworm 4; Committees: Cafe 3, Safety 4. Laughter glows in those shining eyes always trying to lose those extra pounds . . . likes to listen to tales of love. ADELLE SINGLETARY 5914 Hayes Street, Newark Glee Club 3; Bookworm 3,4; Safety Com. 4; Talent Club 4; Athena Staff 4. A cautious driver . . . with a confi- dent look . . . the library is her sec- ond home . friendly. BEATRICE THAYNE 188 Brookwood Street, East Orange Bookworm 1; H.R. Treas. 4: Safety Сот. 3 Class beautician Bea loves to tease and style her own hair . . . one of the “four” Ambition: Success “all right, Lucille. BETTY THOMAS 127 So. 12th Street, Newark Bookworm 2,4; Cafeteria Com. 3,4 Quiet always seen with the A's enjoys records and dancing, and the latest gossip . homeroom's pet LINDA MARIE TIBERI 453 So. 14th Street, Newark H.R. Vice-Pres. 1; Pres. 2,3; Glee Club 1; Caf. Com. 2,3,4. A friend to all... one of the “four” . always talking about that special one . “Hey, Lucille.” Ambition: Success ANN VENTOLA 533 Roseville Avenue, Newark H.R. Treas. 2; Vice-Pres. 3: Sec. 4: Bookworn 4: Committees: Hskg 4, Rec. 4. Has a hobby of collecting things . . . especially money! à loves to tell wild tales. Ambition: Continue her education THERESA VITALE 967 Summer Avenue, Newark H.R. Sec. 2,3; Hskg. Com. 3. Diamonds are a girl's best friend that special day is not too far away “Terry's” favorite expres- sion . “Save me a seat.’ SONDRA JO WILSON 524 Grove Street, Irvington Bookworm 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Cafe. Com. 3,4. Dependable “Sandy” . . . loves food, television, and books . . . “There must be someone who wants to buy a campus book! Ambition: Bookkeeper JUDITH ISABEL WITTLINGER 16 Rutgers Street, Belleville Glee Club 3,4; Bookworm 2,3,4; Safety Com. 3; H.R. V. Pres. 4. “Judy” loves to talk about current events, books, television . . . and the men in white. Ambition: Registered Nurse RUTHANN WOODWORTH 179 21st Street, Irvington Cookie seems quiet . . . you'd be surprised! . . . has her heart set on that certain guy. Ambition: Business Success CAROL YOBBI 39 Peck Avenue, Newark H.R. Pres. 1, V. Pres. 2; Bookworm 4: Committees: Rec. 1, Cafe. 2, Safety 4. Oh, these curls! friendly to all... “Half-pint” adores all those bell bottom blues. Ambition: Business Machines Opera- tor MAUREEN COSGROVE 573 Valley Road, West Orange H.R. V. Pres. 1,2,3,4; Secy. 3,4: Cafe, Com. 4; Glee Club 4; Prom Com 2.5. Never a frown . laughing, gay, and full of fun . that's our “Trish” wrapped into one I don't want to hear it. Ambition: Makeup Artist IRENE MANCINI 17 Richard Avenue, West Caldwell Ps manner so loyal and mild suits her pleasant smile . . . a kindly heart . . . a loving soul . . . a firm will to reach her goal. Ambition: Beautician SUSAN MASON 141 Montgomery Avenue, Irvington H.R. Secy. 4; Talent Club 4; Book- worm 4; Prom Com. 2,3; Athena Staff 4. Always happy is our “Susy” . . . with a smile that's all aglow . . . she'll find success wherere’ she goes. Ambition: Interior Decorator PATRICIA McEVOY 241 Second Avenue, Newark Glee Club 4; Bookworm 4; Prom Сот. 2,3 Kindest heart Pat's personality comes by the mile warmest smile... loves Thursdays “Love me Tender.” Ambition: Medical Secretary GERALYN SHRIVER 137 Lincoln Place, Irvington H.R. V. Pres. 4; Talent Club Bookworm 4; Committees: Safety 4; Prom 2,3 Merry mischievous . full of fun . “Blondie’s” liked Бу every- о� е. has a willing heart а� а help- ing hand. Ambition: Dental Assistant A student of DRESS DESIGN has a wide choice of positions upon completion of her course. Her schedule includes cutting, fitting and sewing women’s and children’s garments. She is taught to operate the various types of machines used in her field. The theory of pattern making, tex- tiles, and fashion designing are put into practical use in her shop area. The completion of her customer's gar- ment provides the sat- isfaction of a job well done. MARIE WILLIAMS — - ost likely to succeed — — FLORENCE ATTANASIO 529 Franklin Avenue, Belleville Glee Club 1,2,3; Bookworm 3,4. A very versatile gal is “Роке” sweet and kind class beautician for all occasions Ambition: Dressmaker HELEN AVALLONE 433 No. 11th Street, Newark Bookworm 4. “Len” . . Blue eyes, blonde hair Takes the comforts of life in stride . . . A swell pal to have. Ambition: Dressmaker LORRAINE CAPUTO 187 Berkeley Avenue, Newark Bookworm 4; Сае. Com. 4. A redheaded gal, our “Rainie” with big brown еуез... Always with the biggest smile. Ambition: Beautician MARYANN CARLUCCI 9 North Pine Lane, Newark Bookworm 1; H.R. V. Pres. 2,3. Excited little gal . . . “Mare” loves to play pass word . Always laugh- ing. Ambition: Dressmaker IDA ROSE CAUCA 18 Calumet Street, Newark Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Bookworm 2,3,4; H.R. Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4; Commit- tees: Cafe. 3, Safety 3, Hskp. 4; Athena Staff 4. Capable . . . enjoys music . . . a de- lightful disposition . . . bubbles with enthusiasm Ambition: Tour the world ELAINE RITA FEDOR 100 Spruce Street, Newark Bookworm 1.2.3 H.R. Secy Pres. 3,4. “Babe” . crazy about home state Pennsylvania has a cute dialect to prove it. Ambition: Dressmaker MARY JACQULIE GRAHAM 112 Morris Avenue, Newark Bookworm 3: Glee Com. 3. “Jackie” . . the serious type loves to make her ten to nine grand entrance. Ambition: To go to F.I.T LIDIA KARTISCHKO 727 Highland Avenue, Newark Glee Club 2,3,4; H.R. Pres. 3; Safety Com. 4. A gifted voice a warm smile “Lid” is always ready to lend a help- ing hand. Ambition: To attend F.I.T. VICTORIA MERCADO 16 Grafton Avenue, Newark H.R. Treas. 3 A tone of voice that captures her listeners . Vic's book reports are great . . . I just despise that.” Ambition: Tour foreign countries CAROLE ANN MIKULICKA 38 Arsdale Terrace, East Orange Bookworm 1,2,3,4; H.R. Pres. 2, Secy. 4; Safety Com. 3. “Mickie” is the quiet type . . . she's tall and slim . . a figure just right for modeling. Ambition: Fashion model ARLENE OLLO 296 South 19th Street, Newark H.R. President 1,3. Pee-wee . . . A petite sort of Miss . always just so in hair and clothes Ambition: To own a shop BARBARA ANN PRETEROTI 8 Beverly Road, Livingston Glee Club 1,2,3; Safety Com. 3,4. Good hearted friendly to know “Bobbie” has the gift of gab always happy and cheerful. Ambition: Dress Designer MADALYN ANN RATA 195 Montclair Avenue, Newark Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Cafe. Com. 3; Athena Staff 4. “Stanley” is both funny and serious . she's reading constantly . . . does a great imitation of Laurel and Har- dy's Stanley. Ambition: Attend F.I.T. CAROLINE NICOLARO 700 Joralemon Street, Belleville Glee Club 1,2,3; H.R. Secretary 3. A little mischievious . full of pep . Carrie is right in step . . . She comes with lessons undone . . . but she's around for the fun Ambition: Dress Designer SHARON REESE 30 Chester Avenue, Newark H.R. Treasurer 3. Quiet and alert . . . Shirley ex- cels in Social Studies . . enjoys music Ambition: Dressmaker © FN ELISA SALVATORE 287 Sussex Avenue, Newark Safety Committee 4. A real pal is “Lee” . fun loving a peppery temper . . enjoys being a beautician for her classmates Ambition: Dressmaker NELLIE KATHERINE WILLIAMS 52 Sussex Avenue, East Orange Kitty's soft spoken manner belies her fiery temper. Ambition: Dress shop owner NANCY ANN SLONIMSKY 448 North Fifth Street, Newark Glee Club 3 A tall willowy blond . . know . . . book reports make “Ха� ” pleasant to nervous. Ambition: Hollywood dress designer EILEEN VAN DEVENTER 111 Seth Boyden Terrace, Newark Glee Club 2,3; Bookworm 3,4. “I” . . . rushes around school like it was going out of style . . . hopes to attend evening business training classes. Ambition: Dressmaker JOAN MARIE WILLIAMS 42 Rutgers Street, Newark Cafeteria Com. 3; H.R. V. Pres. 4. Shy . . . fun loving . . . “Joanie” is heartwarming always ready to give a helping hand Ambition: College Training in the FOOD SERVICE de- partment includes the planning and preparation of foods for tea room, restaurant, : fountain service, and luncheon- e ette needs. The student learns to select and plan the use of all the equipment. Her daily experience in the me school’s tea room and cafeteria developes MARY STEEB the skills necessary to fill the many positions Most likely to succeed available in this field. DIANA S. LINGENFELTER 5 Wolcott Terrace, Newark Bookworm 1,3,4; H.R. V. Pres. 3,4; Safety Com. 3; Athena Assoc. Editor | A versatile girl with many attributes sparkling personality Good grades a true leader is “Dee Dee.” MARY STEEB 7 Mitchell Place, East Orange Bookworm 4; H.R. Treas. 4 “Steebie” Thoughtful of others Good natured Conscientious worker enjoys cooking to the utmost Ambition: Chef on a Cruise Ship LORRAINE STRUTZEL 12 Ligham Street, Belleville Bookworm 3,4; H.R. Treas. 3; Safety Com. 4 A friend to all is “Lori” . Never has time for all that homework “A good budget is a must.” Ambition: Business Management in Food Service ALICE ROBJOHNS Most likely to succeed En This is a very technical subject, and requires the student to understand the terminology and problems she will encounter daily. In addi- tion to her academic subjects, the TECH- NICAL SECRETARY receives basic training in office machines, stenog- raphy, and blueprints. She learns about the functions of industry today, and acquires the nec- essary skills for a proficient secretary. On-the-job training equips her with a better under- standing of office routine. ANN ADELIZIO 383 North Sixth Street, Newark H.R. Pres. 2,3; School Guide 3: Mag. Com. 4. Her giggles and laughter will never end . . . pen nor pencil her friends . . . brown eyes that always дом... dimples envied by all. “I’m hungry. Ambition: Legal secretary LENA MAE ALSTON 687 North Sixth Street, Newark H.R. Pres. 1, Treas. 2; Rec. Com. 2: Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Athena Staff 3,4. Wonderful person . . . terrific “Pres.” . ready with advice and many friends . . . “Hi уа Ma.” Ambition: Business teacher RUTH CAROL BARTKUS 330 John Street, East Newark Glee Club 1,2; Committees: Safety 2,3,4, Cafe. 3; H.R. Pres. 3; Athena Staff 3,4. Full of fun . . . “Ruthie” draws the crowd . . . escorts galore . . . high fashion hair-do's . . . Hi 'ya Hon. Ambition: To be an excellent driver ANNE MARIE BOBROSKI 927 South 20th Street, Newark H.R. V. Pres. 3; Bookworm 2,3,4: Safety Com. 3. An artist at heart . . with clever quipps . . . our blackboard doodler “What shall I do with my hair? Ambition: Psychiatrist JoANN BRIANTE 254 Van Buren Street, Newark Glee Club 1,2: Committees: Cafe. 3, Safety 4; H.R. Treas. 3,4. Petite and charming “Jo” . . . friend- ly to everyone . . . loves to talk... “Really!” Ambition: Private secretary = -— A PAULA ANGLEA CAPUTO 103 Bloomfield Avenue, Newark Bookworm 3,4; Н.К. Secy. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Committees: Safety 3, Pub. 4, Mag 4. A new black Bonneville is her delight . terrific personality . . . stunning wardrobe . . . “ГП be late for work” . the Big Six. Ambition: Secretary MARGARET CAREY 543 Fourth Street, Newark H.R. Pres. 1; Committees: Hskp. 2, Pub. 3. Petite “Peggy” . . . with a dynamic personality . . . humorous . . . a help- ing hand. Ambition: Private Secretary CARMELA A. CICCHINO 72 Nichols Street, Newark Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Committees: Rec. 3, Safety 4. Shining curly locks . . . “Car” is smart . . . never caught without her books. Ambition: To drive a Thunderbird convertible KATHRYN CORBO 18 Stone Street, Newark H.R. Secy. 3; Cafe. Com. 3. Kathy's trade mark . . . gleaming red hair . . . talking and chewing gum... “I lost it! Ambition: Secretarial Success MARGARET CULLARI 112 Garside Street, Newark H.R. V. Pres. 2, Secy. 3; Bookworm 1,2: Student Council Secy. 3; Com- mittees: Pub. 2,3, Safety 4. Pert and pretty . . . always found riding in that Bonneville . . . “Mar- gie blushes at every remark . . . Oh stop it! Ambition: Private Secretary PHYLLIS De DOLCE 820 Ridge Street, Newark H.R. V. Pres. 4 Our “Minnie” . . with twinkling eyes and locks of red . . . Brooklyn is her home it's said . . . “Yes Sir.” Ambition: Secretary JoANN TERESA De MAIO 50 North 6th Street, Newark Bookworm 3,4; Committees: Pub. 3, Safety 4; Student Council Ass't. Treas. 3. Jet black hair and sparkling еуез... Jo .. . the oriental touch to Essex High . . . What happened? the “Big Six. Ambition: Success MICHELE FABIANO 226 North 9th Street, Newark Н.К. Secy. 2; Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Committees: Cafe. 1, Rec. 2; Safety 4. Full of energy is she . . . a comedian at heart . . . with ми... “Shelley” says, “Oh Yeah!” Ambition: Happiness EILEEN DI BIANO 737 North 6th Street, Newark H.R. V. Pres. 1,3, Treas. 2,4; Safety Com. 2,3,4. Lengthy raven tresses . . . quiet and shy . . . the accent is on her еуез... “Oh Trimmie.” Ambition: Secretary CAROL MARIE GARBERA 515 Avon Avenue, Newark Committees: Rec. 3, Pub. 4, Safety 4. Never a dull moment when “Gabby's” around . . . hardly ever frowns. . . forever looking for jobs . . . “Swell” Ambition: A good secretary BARBARA GAUSS 72 7th Avenue, Newark НЕ. Treas. 3. Bobbie's the best secretary Cana- dian’s ever had . clothes aplenty . . has a terrific sense of humor. Ambition: Successful Secretary BARBARA ANN JASUILEWICZ 142 Orange Street, Newark Bookworm 1,2,3; Glee Club 4; Safety Com. 2. “Barb” quiet and shy . . . just a few words to that special guy . . . Mona Lisa smile. Ambition: Executive Secretary JUNE GERONIMO 747 North 8th Street, Newark H.R. Treas. 1, Pres. 2; Cafe. Com 1,4; School Guide 3; Student Coun- cil Secy. 4. Dependable . a typing “whiz” dig those freckles . . . “Hurry up, Carol!” Ambition: Success SARAH GERVASIO n7 87 Sussex Avenue, Newark Bookworm 2,3,4; H.R. Secy. 4; Committees: Rec. 3, Safety 3. A friend in need is a friend indeed . “Oh, that laugh” ... . Candi loves those Thunderbirds. Ambition: Secretary LINDA JABLONSKI 299 Summer Avenue, Newark Bookworm 3,4; Mag. Com. 4; School Guide 3,4; Athena Editor 4. Lin is a real beauty . . . most of the time she’s witty . . . intelligence and charm go arm in arm “O ps.” Ambition: Executive Secretary HELEN THERESA JONES 105 Third Street, Newark Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Rec. Com. 3; H.R. Treas. 2,3, Pres. 4 Always smiling, always keen . . . she's really tops on the high school scene . Go find a job. . . . the “Big Six. Ambition: Private Secretary JEANETTE DELORIS JONES 213 Hunterdon Street, Newark Cafeteria Com. 3. A quiet thoughtful girl “JD” many perplexing moments in S.O.F. “ү just don’t know.” Ambition: Secretary IRENE THERESA KREPEL 308 So. 11th Street, Newark H.R. V. Pres. 4; Rec. Com. 2,3. “Miss Dependability’ . . . sincere compliment for all... an avid Yan- kee fan. Ambition: Success and Happiness JEAN LUCADAMO 365 So. 20th Street, Newark H.R. Treasurer 4 Sweet and petite ' a tower of strength despite her size Ambition: Secretary KATHLEEN NOLL 31 No. 13th Street, Newark H.R. Secy. 4; Bookworm 3,4; Com- mittees: Cafe. 3,4, Safety 4. А little girl with smiling eyes “Kathie” is a sweet surprise . . . “Up on a Roof.” Ambition: Executive Secretary JANET OGDEN 10 Sheffield Drive, Newark H.R. Secy. 3; Committees: Rec. 4, Pub. 4. “Jan”... could go on dancing until time ends . . . “Oh my nerves.” Ambition: Secretary MICHELE LUCILLE PETROLE 46 Bellevue Avenue, Belleville Committees: Cafe 3, Pub. 3, Rec. 4, Mag. 4; Student Council Secy. 3. Sophisticated to be sure . . . it just won't be the same anymore . . . “Oh Def!” . . . the “Big Six. Ambition: Private Secretary CAROLYN REED 406 Clarendon Place, Orange H.R. V. Pres. 1; Glee Club 1. This girl's favorite word is “Why” . just can't get in before the roll is called . . . The “Big Six.” Ambition: Happiness ALICE ROBJOHNS 131 Garden Avenue, Belleville H.R. Secy. 1, V. Pres. 4. Tall and poised pleasant per- sonality . . . “crazy about flashy sweaters. Ambition: Medical Field THERESA ROZSA 15 Mt. Prospect Avenue, Verona Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Safety Com. 1,2; H.R. Ass’t. Treas. 4; Talent Club 1. Terry has a quiet charm . . . she never causes alarm . . . constantly learning. Ambition: Successful Secretary JOANNE SILANO 64 Park Avenue, Newark H.R. V. Pres. 3,4. “Jo” our statuesque beauty . . . crazy for Chevy’s You're lying!” Ambition: Legal Secretary BARBARA JOYCE SIMONELLI 180 Littleton Avenue, Newark H.R. Secy. 1,2, Pres. 3; Committees: Rec. 3, Cafe. 4, Мас. 3, Pub. 4; Bookworm 3,4. Our fashion model with flaming red tresses . . . drives a new green Chevy. Ambition: Private Secretary HELEN MARIE SMITH 16 Grant Street, Newark H.R. Treas. 3,4; Pub. Com. 3; Stu- dent Council Secy. 4; Athena Assoc. Editor 4. Smittee will capture your heart She is pretty and smart “What??” Ambition: Secretary LORRAINE RUSSOMAN 75 Garside Street, Newark H.R. Secy. 4; Athena Staff 3,4. Raven hair, expressive hazel eyes . “Laurie” has a natural attrac- � о� ... “Oh those Lincoln Conti- nentals!!” Ambition: Lawyer JOANNE TRIMIGLIOZZI 503 South 19th Street, Newark H.R. Secy. 1,3, Treas. 4; Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Pub. Com. 4. “Trimmie's” laughter resounds in the halls . . . her smile makes a cold day warm. Ambition: Secretary GEORGEANNE VELARDI 101 Peck Avenue, Newark H.R. V. Pres. 1, Treas. 3 You’re sure to have fun when “Cookie’s” around that ‘63’ Chevy Ambition: Secretary MARY LOUISE WILLIAMS 87 South 14th Street, Newark Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Cafe Com. 3. “Ease” loves crazy shoes . a future Barbizon model. Ambition: Fashion model 5. MASON Practical Nursing е; PRACTICAL NURSING: Consists of Classroom Practice, To- gether with Clinical Experience, Which Prepares a Student for Convalecent Care, Medical and Surgical Nursing. Care of Mothers and Newborn, and Pediatrics. a. A routine pulse check of a bed patient is a hospital requirement. b. Mrs. Bedfore, a gastric post-operative patiént, is carefully watched by the student-stafl c. A visual aid is very helpful when reviewing the bone structure. A regular hospital routine is part of the classroom curricular. checked Medical Secretary MEDICAL SECRETARY: Trains Girls for Medical Theory, Along with Office Secretarial Work, for a Profession Where High Standards Are Maintained - а. A hypodermic needle is being given to Mr. S. Chase a very willing patient b. A very important phase of their work typing re- ports, records, and correspondence. c. Blood pressure reading is part of the office routine. d. Students demonstrate the proper use of a Basal Me- taboler. Dental Assistance DENTAL ASSISTANCE: Provides Adults with Special Office Procedures and Enables Them fo Assist the Dentist at His Tray. Readying the patient for an oral x-ray is basic procedure. A student preparing a dental mold. . An instrument cabinet must be all times Safety precautions are taken Burner. = 1 Ж... — — — Өтөт байм шау ap 8t WELL сеобиеа well equipped and net at while using the Bunsen Beauty Culture and Cosmetology Beauty Culture Covers All Phases of the Beautician’s Work. This Course Prepares Students for the State Examination for Li- censure. Cosmetology Emphasizes the Chemistry of Cosmetics and Applied Art. . Temperature controlled dry- ers provide comfort. . Hands that help and create a coiffure. . Related subjects require note- taking and textbooks. . Deft hands are necessary for handling a marcel-iron. . A “Shop” should be well or- ganized, each operator per- forming a specific duty. EDWARD VENEZIA FRANCESCO A. CONTE FRED CICCIONE HENRY BRUCHER JOSEPH T. ROMANO, SR J. W. FELDMAN MICHAEL VALENTI ROBERT ELLIS SPITZ THOMAS F. WALSH ANN FARRELL ANTHONY SANTUCCI A. SILANO . CHARLES WOODWORTH, SR COLLIER . CRISTINE CICCHINO . DAVID BRYER DOROTHY ARMSTRONG DOROTHY HICKEY . EDWARD HART . ETHEL RASH . J. Н. SERVEN . JOSEPHINE GOOSBY . LOUISE REESE MARGARET B. WARRICK . MILDRED REED . R. HOYLE . RILEY . RUTH SANTUCCI . SANDRA MARRA . THERESA KREPEL MRS. A. D. LEHMAN MRS. ALDA MURRAY MRS. A. LUCKERT MRS. ARMAND ROSAMILIA MRS. ARTHUR SAULINO MRS. A. SQUARTINO MRS. C. ALFANO MRS. CHARLES FRAZER MRS. CHARLES TRINKS MRS. CHARLES WOODWORTH MRS. COSMO J. PERILLO . DAVID WOODWORTH 5. DI ANTONIO . DI VINCENZO . DOM LOMBARDI DON SYLVESTRO . 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WITTLINGER NANCY DANNY NANCY MALLOY NETTI NICKY ROE OLIVE MAE RUBERTA PAT DONNY SEDICINO PAT BUTCH PAT CUNNINGHAM PAT JIM PUTCHALENA PAT DEE PAT McEVOY PATRICIA LARRY PATRICIA MIKE PATRICIA M. UNDERWOOD PATRICIA YOUNG PAT SANTUCCI PATTIE JOE PAUL MELINDA PEGGY LOU PENS INC. PERKY O’TOOLE P.G. PHYLLIS D'ANGELO PHYLLIS MOBILIO PHYLLIS TENORE RALPH IOVINO ROSE STEFANELLI RUTH ABER RACHEL POMPEI RAE JOHNNIE RALPH CARMELA RALPH MAFFIE RALPH VINCENT RAY COOKIE R. BOYLAN REA VEE RICH MCLAUGHLIN RICHIE COOKIE . ROBERT G. MASON ROSARIO CUOMO MRS. SAM LOMBARDI MRS. SAM PORCELLO MRS. THOMAS MRS. THOMAS J. BIGLIN MRS. VITO DeMAIO MRS. VITO SYLVESTRO MRS. WALTER CECERE MRS. W. DeLORENZO MRS. W. De LORENZO Qo Qo Qo @° Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo Qo RITA 8 TOMMY MICHAEL A. GENEVRINO . NICHOLAS GUARINO . RAYMOND ОМАЮ, Sr. . SALVATORE BIVONA MRS. WALTER D. CHAMBERS MRS. 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SONS BARBER BEAUTY SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE HOUSE OF LORDEL 525-529 SO. ORANGE AVENUE ESsex 3-4977 NEWARK 3, NEW JERSEY WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO STUDENTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES FROM LORSTAN-THOMAS STUDIOS 856 BROAD STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY BABE'S TAVERN 474 15th AVENUE NEWARK, NEW JERSEY HALL FOR HIRE TO ALL OCCASIONS IZZITELLO’S FLORIST 5 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE NEWARK HU 4-419] CONGRATULATIONS TO THE C LASS OF 1963 MRS. ROBERT ANDRIANO, SR. COMPLIMENTS OF LA MONICA MEMORIAL HOME R. SAMUEL LA MONICA JOSEPHINE LA MONICA DIRECTORS HUmboldt 2-1600-1601 COMPANY 299 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE BLOOMFIELD, NEW JERSEY NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Р! 3-444 Р! 3-4972 NEWARK ABC LAUNDRY 225-237 NORTH TWELFTH STREET GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS To the official yearbook photog- rapher, Lorstan-Thomas Studios of Newark, N.J., who are ге- sponsible for all formal photog- raphy, group photography, and the great bulk of candid pictures. To our publisher's representative, Mr. Lou Esposito of the American Yearbook Company. To the administration, faculty, and students for the inconven- ience forced upon them during the year to suit our needs. E + Киро DS