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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

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Meyer, Supervisor of Apprentice, Part-time, and Evening Instruction; Dr. George W. Morgenroth. Director: Stephen Andrasko, Administra- tive Assistant; and Edward J. Coughlin, Supervisor of Guidance and Placement. Board of Education Clockwise: Richard J. Galante, Albert J. Ciccone, Jacob Mellinger, P. Joseph Quinn, President, Dr. George W. Morgenroth, Dr. William S. Twichell, John R. Rooney. James F. McHugh, absent from photo. We, the graduating class of 1964, express our gratitude to the dedicated faculty and staff of Essex High. Their competence and experience have brought us to the point where we are ready for the challenge of the future. Johanna Allmannsberger English Thom: Drucilla Ashe kkeeping Beauty Culture General Mathematics Athena Financial Cosmetology ; Adviser Marguerite L. Brewin Typing Stenography Frank Calabria қ Sei Harry Corson Science в Е Business Machines General Mathematics Marion Cole Beauty Culture Eleanor Dearnaley Science Grace Hyland Beauty Culture Marie V. Iadipaoli Guidance Counselor Washington Trip ichael Genevrino v Instructor Ruth Fitchett Practical Nursing Hospital Co-ordinator Anne Gobright Beauty Culture Lillian Gardner Medical Assistant Dolly Kelley Commercial Art Evelyn Luckert Dressmaking Senior Class Adviser Elizabeth Marion Social Studies English Barbara Lehman Librarian Daisy S. Lehman English Student Council Adviser James Leith Technical Procedures Algebra Magazine Drive Sponsor Clothilde L. Munster Practical Nursing Regina K. O'Toole Textiles Pattern Making Washington Trip Margaret Siska Supervised Office Experience Clerical Practice Patricia Skidmore Frank Polito Food Service Typing Clerical Practice Robbertina M. Riley Physical Education Commencement Adviser Alice Roberts Dressmaking Olive Ruberta Related Beauty Culture Henrietta Rose Music Mathilde Seltzer Typing General Mathematics Rose Rose Dietetics Food Service Oteka J. Tartaglia Dress: iking Red Cross Adviser Irene Steward Beauty Culture Margaret Taczy Practical Nursing ч Patricia Underwood 4 ж l WI Guidance Counselor Washington Trip Commencement Adviser Maude Vance School Physician Evelyn Veenstra Carol Wood Health English Driver Education 4 | Audio Visual Aids n E. Will i p n Susan Wood ) English Beauty Culture Athena Adviser Miss Underwood . checking a student’s record. Guidance The Guidance Department helps the girls in whatever problems they may have. It is also responsible for registration, testing, and | | Miss Iadipaoli employment for qualified students. ? . attendance sheets every day. Mrs. Pantano . always kept busy. . . . time to look for a job. Girls always want to know their weight. Medical Sooner or later every student finds her- tata — self in the Medical Department. It is always l'aking temperatures keeps Miss Edmison busy. i ready for the many emergencies that arise, minor or serious. During a checkup blood pressure is taken Vance. Mrs. Pennington . . . always a busy day. on an outside line. Mrs. Warrick . smiles for the camera. Staff The staff keeps the school in order so that we can have a clean and pleasant place to spend most of the hours of every day. Mr. Keller . rarely sits at his desk. Mrs. Gillespie . ready for lunch. Mrs. Conte . surprise! Extra-curricular activities bring a sense of purpose, a spirit of competition and a lot of fun to school life. They help us all be- come responsible adults. Student Council Our student Council teaches citize nship and democratic living through participation in school affairs. Committees are organized that serve the school in many ways. The entire Stu- dent Council meets once a month: its commit- tees function continuously under the executive board, which is made up of officers elected by the entire student body. EXECUTIVE BOARD Eacl officer, working individually or t gether, aims for high stand- ards and harmony in Ol President Carmen Velez Secretary Jo Ann Vice-President Christine Small Treasurer T Ass't Vice-President Marie Buono Ass't Trea Araneo oni D'Agostino surer Cathy Fiaccavento Left to Right: Carmen Velez, Bernadine Loehrs, Camille Melillo, Ellen Gamba, Janet Pepe, Patricia Natiello HOUSEKEEPING COMMITTEE Our “housekeepers” help us kee p the halls and lo cker rooms spotless. This is one of the things that visitors always comment about. STUDENT COUNCIL BOARD . composed of Home Room В. presentatives and Officers FIRST ROW: Connie Zecchino, Jean Baechler, Gail Richards, Lydia Eley, Annette Pantano, Colleen McConnell, Sandra Leggett, Maryann Albanese, Frances Raymond, Toni Foggio, Cathy Fiac- Carol Carter, Elizabeth Bamba, Bernadine Loehrs. Ronnie Mosko- cavento, Marie Buono, Carmen Velez, Christine Small, Toni D’Agos- witz, Phyllis D'Angelo, Mary Greenwood, Elizabeth Jones, Kathy tino, Jo Ann Araneo, Joanne Tocci, Mary Ann Pilavakis. Jean McGovern, Josephine De Vivo, Karen Berendt, Deborah Searle. Abridello, Louise Gesualdo, Roseann Rebmann SECOND ROW: Carol Sagarese, Joan De Metro, Elaine Palmieri n ШШ || ДД | ф Coe Safety Committee FIRST ROW ose] “Stay to the right.” “Walk!” � а� Mare Био! іг Salety Committee girls help us to avoid accidents. Publicity Committee Left to Right: Sharon Publicity spreads the good word Graham, Nancy Malloy, Joan McCann, Pat McAvoy SEATED in Center: JoAnn Araneo, Chairman Joan about activities of the entire school dances, special events, and holiday celebrations. Garbera, Angela Pepe, June Joan Armstrong Cafeteria Committee This ittee operates the cafeteria efficiently every day without the assistance or super- vision of any faculty members Front to Back, Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Josephine Oleszczuk. Carol Littig, Angela Rita, Angela Marg Angela La Fiura, Christine Small Chairman SEC- OND ROW: Roseanne Russo, Carol Chinn, Louise Salzmann, Rosemary Lucciola, Barbara Lamberti, Joanne Tocci, Evelyn Tekula, Sandra Zinna THIRD ROW: Shelia Sturchio, Racheal D'Agostino, Toni Foggio, Joan Armstrong. Florence Masino, Hattie Brown, Pat Gowers, Mary Ann Corio, Yvonne Odom FOURTH ROW Rachel Pompei, Ernestine Butko, Maryann Nicoletta, Angela Mobilio, Mary Ann D'Agostino, Elizabeth Bambo, Linda Rafaniello, Suzanne Thoma, Donata Ferrara nnie Zecchino, Gail tta THIRD ROW: Janet R« Claudette Orr FOURTH ROM Bernadette Tas Linda Geronin o FIFTH ROW: 1 Be idett Recreation Committee The latest records or the old favorites the Recrea- tion Committee has the: They're on the job every norning and every noon. Dorisa Williams SECOND omette ROW 1 Patricia nia D’Ag STANDING Susan Scamberti . . . Susette Romano... most attractive. These Are the most versatile. Maria Ricci . . . the wittiest. the Greatest Paula Schiavo... the most popular. Not pictured Joan Armstrong . . . 2a the most studious. Magazine Drive One of the first exciting events of the new school year is always the magazine drive, to raise money for the production of our yearbook. The daily results of magazine sales are tallied by the committee in charge of adding machines. Е “ТА PETIT E TE БЕЙ ig 1 TEH n3 an [2.278 та =) ка: - per SRR Competition is sharp, and the pro- gress of the contest is followed on the board in the front hall. When is was all over, the total sales amounted to $10,832.51! | AN A dá Ma (A іні The winning homeroom was Mrs. Owens’. She is shown here accepting first prize, M dicc mai the prize money and there is Gigi, the mascot, at home in Room 209. Martha Williams was the top salesgirl. Here she is presented with the “Just call me Tex. a stereo set, by “the magazine man, Mr. Hazen Ward. JoAnn Suppa was third highest. She won the 8mm Cathy Fiaccavento came in fourth and she, too, chose the luggage. Second highest in sales was Connie movie camera she wanted. | | | | Dimino. She chose the luggage. Queen of Hearts February 14, 1964 — the most glamorous night of all, with Queen Paula Schiavo reigning. шығ; or SWZ ж X. LIS oe. ABOVE: 'The camera catches the moment the wonderful news is announced, and Queen Paula Schiavo is crowned by our student council presi- dent, Carmen Velez. RIGHT: The hostesses play a big part in making, the dance a success. BE- LOW: 'The princesses and their escorts step onto the dance floor, with the Queen and her escort leading the way in “My Funny Valentine.” puo — 」 — № — Halloween Fun The Halloween program was more fun than frightening. It was pretty hard to follow the plot because of all the laughs. It will be remembered particularly for its cast of stars, including the two famous actors shown below in typical poses. ү aw MES дам Bar, AA dini L - Ф - — -— ramo gem ” ч aimee mt A ) indeed, a f success. S т.с Freshmen Freshman 1 THIRD ROW: Virginia Francis, Roseann Mar- tino, Mary Ann Cesareo, Josephine DeVivo, Barbara Macon, Marianne Serri- tella, Lynn Mitchell, Mar- jorie Peery, Christine Zini- cola, Marcia Hines, Diana Gerace, Mary Kaleda, Ro- berta Foreman, Rosa Hall. SECOND ROW: Patricia Trento, Priscilla Pascucci, Marie Salvatore, Carol Se- mon, Marilyn Guiliano. FIRST ROW: Susan Stella, Linda Sibilia, Ethel Mayers, Barbara Caltagir- one, Aida Bonilla, Jean Wong. Freshman 2 THIRD ROW: Katherine Guarino, Rose Baulo, To- ann Capasso, Barbara Car- chia, Gloria Pavone, Patri- cia Solano, Joyce Powell, Patricia Sullivan, Margaret Mary McGlade, Charlotte Scro, Carol Sagarese. SECOND ROW: Cather- ine Marie O'Connor, Lynda Diane Williams, Mary McEvoy, Gloria Freeman, Margaret Har- per. FIRST ROW: Pa- tricia Pontrelli, Doreen Croce, Juanita Garis, Rose Lester, Bettie Allen. Freshman 3 FIRST ROW: Linda Spano, Roseann Palmi- eri, Karen Bonavita, Maryann Koellisch, Gail Stark. SECOND ROW: Elaine Palmieri, Michele Salvatore, Diane Carey, Karen Byrd, Peggene Withers. THIRD ROW: Helen Gray, Valerie Creer, Lucille Winkey, Dianne Gray, Florence Cassara, Carmella D'Acunti, Eliza- beth Malloy, Ann Reinhart, Marie Ciavarella, Lucille DeLuca, Helen Memoli. Freshman 4 FIRST ROW: Carmen Calo, Anna Festa, Geraldine Grieco, Judith Kasperan. SEC- OND ROW: Vidora Lang, Kathleen Grimm, Marcia DeFaria, Joanne Verano. THIRD ROW: Priscilla Dougherty, Adelaide DeFon- seca, Helen Gregory, Elizabeth Sloan. FOURTH ROW: Linda Calabrese, Norma Sebastiano, Irene Person, Vicki Bethea, Lydia Eley, Angela Albruzzese, Gwendolyn Petty, Geraldine Jackson, Linda Rolleri, Helen O'Kane, Frances D'Alessio, Linda Nanfria. d で NET TTT ーーーー ニ ーー D2 っ や 4 っ や 7) O00 Freshman 3 FIRST ROW: Rosemarie Biase. SECOND ROW: Joanne Mandra, Phyllis Orsini, Ann- ette Pantano. THIRD ROW: Sandra Bam- ber, Reatha Hill, Angela DiNardo, Dolores Bizzarro. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Doto, Car- olyn Wilson, Diane Benn, Carol Сасіо. FIFTH ROW: Susan LePore, Michele De- Furia, Beverly LePore, Adele Baldante, Vir- ginia Solinski, Cathleen Lento, Ursula Grubert, Mary Nickels, Flora Webster, Sidney Young, Judy Lewis. Freshman 6 FIRST ROW: Brenda Leggett. Colleen McConnell, Rosemarie Lucadamo, Jo Ann Rippo, Marion Marsh, Diane Walker SEC- OND ROW: Marie Martino, Michele Elia, Ernestine Napper THIRD ROW: Carol McDonald, Phyllis Prudenti, Eileen Walsh FOURTH ROW: Genevieve Mc- Evilly, Jo Ann Orsini, Barbara Smith, Joyce Minor, Dorothy Millio, Barbara Scavone, Barbara Pontrelli, Ruth Roach, Camelia Ravalese, Sandy Barsuk, Linda Denton. Freshman 7 FIRST ROW: Carol Bernhart, Mary Belehaj, Anna Bouman SECOND ROW: Joanne Radice, Joanne Ciccone THIRD ROW: Karen Batcher, Josephine Gomes, Mary Mongiello, Christine Brown, Camille Valvano, Marie Melito, Theresa Mangerio FOURTH ROW: Helen Jones, Frances Molinaro, Marie Mikulicka, Rose Hitch- cock, Virgina Phillips, Mary Greenwood, Susan Alston, Santa Mustico, Gloria Linfanti, Regina Burton, Barbara Fricarico. FIRST ROW: Marie Lippineott, Kathleen Esposito, Madeline Pillpot, Lorraine Lardiere, Anita Carratura, Susan Borsuk, Donna D'Agostino SECOND ROW: Michelina Di Meo, Linda Chiaravallo, Joanne Ricciar- delli, Rosemary Giambrone, Karen Babcock, Georgia Trapper, Freda Pos- ton, Deborah Searl THIRD ROW: Irene Patrick, Madeline Zitniak, Linda Phillips, Peggy Godfrey, Helen Raszka, Cynthia Bryant, Rosemary McHugh, Dorene Jones. S A Y I Sophomores Business Machines FIRST ROW: Donna DePasquale, Rosemarie Patruno, Jo Ann Cowley, Ellen Gamba, Louise Gesualdo, Lydia Zapiro, Linda Casale, J: sephine Suppa SECOND ROW: Ella White, Joan McCann, Barbara Piegaro, Lois Robi- chaux, Nancy Falstrom, Frances Fabiano, Antoinette Lombardini, Jean Ann Fafinski, Linda Reyes THIRD ROW: Patricia Ruggiero, Maryann McClain, Frances Vastola, Gwen Moultrie, Sandra Radice, Rosann Satanick, Esther Ramie, Elaine Bielski ULTUBER Beauty Culture 99 A | STANDING: Aste Jones, Төсі Veren, Evelyn FIRST ROW: Barbara Risoli, Patti Nicoletta, Rosemarie Amico, Barbara Esposito. Harvey. SITTING Brenda Dowling. Bertha SECOND ROW: Joanne Tocci, Maryann Romanoff, Marie De La Rosa, Char- Coda lotte Kessler, Linda Headrick, Joanne Marchese, Margery Rose, Jacki Visceglie, Vir- ginia Rosamilia. THIRD ROW: Florence Kanovsky, Gloria Todd, Linda Newton, Teddy Garis, Judy Viola. FIRST ROW: Maryann Melchione, Maryann Pagano, Katherine Sentca, Marie Cocuzza, Linda Kuiper, Barbara Addis, Sharon De Ziobro, Jo Anne Genco, Mary Bucci, Roberta Herter, Lucy Cruz, Blasio, Marie Montebello, Francine Uzzolino, Angela Pepe, Mar- Josephine D'Alessio, Angela Lemaldi. SECOND ROW: Annette garet Zawryt, Ernestine Butka. Rosamilia, Frances Urcuioli, Mary Colucci, Karen Berendt, Lena 8 2 Y è’ 1M 7 Dressmaking Technical Secretary FIRST ROW: Mary Conlon, Lois Daniels, Mary Strauss, Karen Maf- fey, Joyce Iannuzzi SECOND ROW: Marilyn Ciampi, Arnest Bell, Mary Jo Aversano, Mary Ann Pila- vakis, Laura Ruppel, Lois Vinc- querra Marion Pinho, Susanne D'Oliverira. THIRD ROW: Patricia Gowers, Mary Molinaro, Paulette Williams, Leslie Thoma, Lorraine Annese, Grace Russomanno, Karen Ashback, Mollie Caboy, Cathi Betta FOURTH ROW: Jo Ann Foltzeı Judith Murray, Margaretta Stanton, Noreen Pascale, Sandra Тогвіе Шо, Sheila Foster, Marion Ruglio, Mau- reen Walsh. FIRST ROW: Theresa Giordano, Jean Abridello, Linda Armstrong, Diane Mazzocchi, Marie Panzariello, Marie Kozacyzsyn. SECOND ROW: Cathy Conklin, Dolores Cox, Linda Brown, Bernadine Brown, Angelina La Fiura, Adeline De Virgiliis, Marie De- Lucrezia, Gloria Powell, Dorphine Cogdell, Patricia Kersey. THIRD ROW: Maude Calloway, Pauline D’Angelo, Rosemarie Boczar, Linda Upshaw, Brenda Kirkland, Ernes- tine Alston, Emma Moore, Brenda Polite, Helen Ford. Commercial Art FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Cheryl Minutoli, Joann Abate SECOND ROW: Theresa Witalis, Adriana Zangari, Marlene Luca, Georgiann Sakelakas THIRD ROW: Brenda Carthen, Marjorie Watson, Patricia Caruso, Elizabeth Watts, Geraldine Silva. Food Service Left to Right: Barbara Mensler, Jacqueline Woods, Carol Graham, Jo Ann Gillet, Gwendolyn Atwatee, Mary Reid. Juniors Beauty Culture FIRST ROW: Marian Cordasco, Florence Perrine, Linda Pace, Alma Sultansade, Theresa Frino, Harriet Deutscher, Lorraine Mariano, Clorinda D’Elia. SEC- OND ROW: Mary Carnasciole, Gail Myers, Jean Doto, Marlene STANDING: Crystal Jones, De Benedetto, Joyce Fiorenzo, Karen Jones, Fay Bass. SIT- Mary Ann Nicoletta, Patricia TING: Caruso, Patricia La Falce, Mary- Joyce Lucas, Carolyn Gales. ann Albanese. FIRST ROW: Ronnie Pace, Evelyn Tekula, Dorothy Smergia, Linda de Hagara, Linda Blasco, Patricia Melia. Beverly Scalamoni, Doris Stumpf. SEC- OND ROW: Phyllis D’Angelo, Sandra Zinna, Mary Lynn Danese, Barbara Bur- chardt, Virginia Jakimas, Elsie Suarez, Joanna Raimo, Evelyn Turano, Therse Guadagnino, Kathy Fusaro. FIRST ROW: Patrici Kathleen Lucadamo, Catherine Тас Linda Malfi SECOND ROW Palmieri, Anna Marie Albanese, Lorraine Matyko, Arlene Toglia. Linda Fr Phyllis Sandra Leggett, Carole Tanfield THIRD ROW: Joyce Maglio, Eileen Nocera, Paula Mondala, Carol Business Machines FIRST ROW: Roseann cone, Louise Salzman esta, Erika Rillox a Schneider SECOND ROW Carter, Valerie Cappasso Ventola Carol Chinn, Orsini, Linda Riccardi Ponnullo, Diane Josephine Furfero, Lorraine Ponza, Linda Rafaniello FOURTH ROW: Joanne Lorenc, Rosalind Frazzano, Lois Walker, Frances Pignatore, Evonne Odona, Geraldine Wallace, Diane McEvoy, Martha Morrow. EEE 7 d � E Food Service Left to right: Barbara Fritts, Bar- bara Singleton, Patricia Kennedy, Vitalyda Barlotto, Carolyn Wil- liams, Janet Redwood, Carol Kudrak Technical Secretary FIRST ROW: Antonio D’Agostino, Roseann Rebmann, Judith Scevola, Francine Di Nardo, Barbara Castellano, Gloria Campbell, Lorraine Nicoletta, Linda Towey SECOND ROW: Marie Buono Collette Restaino, Marie Zarro, Catherine Brucher, Evelyn Corbocho, Sandra Calabrese, Joanne Aquillino, Linda Geronimo THIRD Ca? ‘ ROW: Florence Masino, Concetta Serritella, Arlene Reichert, Hattie Brown, Linda Castellano, Christine Small, Kiane phine Oleszczyk FOURTH ROW: Marie Yaworsky, Gladys Milligan, Iolanda De Grassi, Beatrice Steinhoff, ( 'arol Caroll Godynick, Commercial Art STANDING; left to right: Linda Cefalu, Anna Marie Oliveri, Catherine Petty, Marvese Scott SITTING: Dorothy Bernhardt. FIRST ROW: Carol Herbert, Victoria Mauro, Eunice Quick, Donnie Thurmond, Pauline Donaldson, Audrey White SECOND ROW: Carolyn Napper, Donato Ferrara, Margaret Caramanna, Kathleen McGovern, Angela Manginelli, Anita Pasternester, Virginia Van Kyke, Lin Mei Wong, Maria Verducci, Suszanne DePerri. ` “ж, = “еф | 2 ) l ACL, 3 = «6 NOS A PATATA Оооо N AZ U Ü り U , 0 Q 0 0 り Ö Q ЖУ ЖУ N TOO = Ü - tion, the pleasure plishment, and the tion that comes fror others. ua Fashions for December” was presented in the audi- torium and at the American Vocational Association Con- vention in Atlantic City. Its tremendous success can be credited to the combined efforts of the instructors and students in dressmaking, art, music, and English. The ski togs were designed by the Juniors, and all the creations were made by the Seniors and the Adult Technical stu- dents. The lovely models were chosen from all the depart- ments in the school. | Bookworms The purpose of the Bookworms is to promote the general wel- fare of the library, to serve the school by assisting in the library, to extend our knowledge of books, to work with other students, and to give students a greater interest in the library. Officers: Gladys Porcello Vice-President Sandra Zinna Secretary Nancy Malloy President Marie Stankewitz Treasurer FIRST ROW: Patricia Pontelli, Elizabeth O’ Neil, Carol Sagarese, JoAnn Capas Barbara Pontre Marie Biase SECOND ROW: Rose Ann ell, Helen Memoli, Linda Denton, Linda Spano, Kathy THIRD ROW: Barbara Carchia, Barbara Scavone, Walsh, Theresa Mangerio, Marie Mikulicka, Lucille DeVivo FOURTH ROM Kathy Augis, Mary Ann Sandra Borsuk, Michele Salvatore, Marie Salvatore Susette Romano Assistant Treasurer FIRST ROW: Rosemarie Boczar, Barbara Esposito Karen Babcock, Patricia Ruggiero, Angela Lemaldi, Lois Daniels, Donna D’Agostino, Barbara Risoli, Mary Leslie Thoma, Mary Ann Romanoff, Jean Ann Ann Pilavakis, Marie Kozacyzsyn, Arnest Bill, Rose- Fafinski, Margery Rose, Louise Gesualdo, Linda marie Patruno, Mary June Reid, JoAnn Cowley, Kuiper, Barbara Addes, Grace Russamano, Laura Susanne D'Oliveira SECOND ROW: Brenda Kirk- Ruppel, Linda Armstrong, Gloria Powell, Sheila land arbara Piegaro, Lorraine Lordiane, Nancy Foster. FIFTH ROW: Elaine Bielski, Mary Ann Falstrom, Lois Robichaux, Mary Grace Strauss, Gwen McClain, Naureen Paseale, Judi Murray, Sandy Atwater, Jacki Woods, Paulette Williams, Marian Torsiello, Pauline D'Angelo, Margaret Zawst, Mary Pink Mary Ann Pagano THIRD ROW: Emma Ann Campolo, Sandra Radice, Joanne Foltzer, Marie Moore, Mary Conlon, Karen Maffy, Kathy Esposito, DeLucrezia, Pat Gowers, Joyce Sanniczzi SIXTH JoAnn Gillette, Theresa Giordano, Rose Marie Amico, ROW: Lena Senica, Ester Ramie, Karen Ashback, Lois Vinciquerra, Joan McCann, Ellen Gamba, Jose- Mary Molinaro, Lorraine Annese, Fran Vastola, phine D'Alessio FOURTH ROW: Maureen Walsh, Antoinette Lombardine Sophomores: Rosemarie McHugh, Marilyn Chiampi, Molly Caboy, Juniors FIRST ROW anet lwood ngela tz aundra Schneider, Eleanor Trian Nancy De Pasqualt ean Kersey Cathy сайат nda Towey SECOND ROW Patricia Kennedy, Fretlericka Lang: ane Gody k een Norcera, Jean Dot Erike Rillox i Schiavo THIRD ROW vonne don icoletta, Maria Orsini Donata Ferrar: ars t aramani ry vnn nese, Josephine Olesz zul Masino, Roseanne Castricone heresa Guadagni ngel: angenelli, Elaine FOURTH ROW: Suzanne homa nda egrassi rginia an Dyke, Diane Lorenc, Diane Flyni thy el atherine rucher nda Castellani Sandra Zinna FIRST ROW: Nancy Malloy, JoAn Arane ha ( Yobbi Ricci, Mary Ann Messito, 5 phia Immers ary Brown a Sturchi Pompei, Ellen Cooney SECOND ROW: Martha Williams, Lenore olpe ladys Porcello, Janet Pepe, Jessic: Carangelo, Angela Mobili Rosemary Campione, suzanne DiGiovine, Paulette White, Patricia Natiello osemary Gratkowski THIRD ROW: Dorisa Williams, Cynthia Boehme, Rosemary Miller Frances Gerardi, Sharon Grahan Joan Armstrong, June Knight, Carol Littig, Elsie Farina Doreen Ricciardelli, Marlene Re relski, Mary Ann Cassie Sant FOURTH ROW: Dolores Campione, Diane DiMeo, Pat McAvoy, Rosemary Lucciola Marie eniors N Stankewitz, Barbara Lamberti, Maria Ricci. Loretta Rubino, Roseanne Russo, Toni Pastore Roselyn Evans, Joan Garbera тт А Day af the. N United Nations. 1 8% | 4 Our seniors visited the United Nations on October 31, 1963. This annual history field trip is looked forward to with great interest, not only because of its educational value, but the anticipation of meeting people from other countries. This year various students had interesting talks with representatives from Ghana, Sweden, Columbia, India, and other countries. As the end of the day neared, feet were tired, voices gone, but all vowed to make a return trip. Mrs. Owens wondered if it was for education or a chance to talk with a Marquis or a Marharajah. . viewing the sphere pendulum . window shopping . a pause in the tour Activities Album something going on all the time a time when we aren't There is There is never planning some school-wide activity, help- ing keep school life interesting, or talking about some big event that we will always remember. Parents’ Night was held October 22nd. The “Essex Extra” appeared this year, written by a staff under the super- vision of Mrs. Kantrowitz. Special Days Through the year there were some very im- portant days for our seniors. Here are some of the exciting events that they will remember all their lives. The day the rings arrived. The class trips, including the day at West Point. 3eauty Culture FIRST ROW: Judith Yanuzzi, Jennie Cavallo SECOND ROW: Arlene Perillo, Ann Bartilotta, Elaine Jones. は Technical Secretary FIRST ROW: Patricia Santucci, Marie Zangari, Noreen SECOND ROW: Mary Brown, Joan Armstrong, Bernadine Loehrs, Mary Ann Mattia. г | if 1 - Н І LI м Genzone Marie Zecchino 3usiness Machines FIRST ROW: Dorisa Williams, Aldene Russo- mano, Winifred Umstead SECOND ROW: Diane Gibbons, Tony Foggio, Joan Lockhart, Martha Williams. January Graduates These girls, having completed their required courses, left school in mid-year. They are officially part of the 1964 graduating class, but they were honored in a special ceremony in January. Dressmaking FIRST ROW: Susanne Bivona, Rose Ann Campione, Elda Cruz SECOND ROW: Paulus Kee, Marlene Regelski, Racheal D’Agos- tino, Kathleen Sinkler. Senior Class Officers President — Toni Foggio Vice-President 一 Mary Ann | D'Agostino Treasurer — Rachel Pompei Secretary — Paula Schiavo O O O A ey ev TI CI � U v し U езе 2 AMO - AS 0.M OV AM 2 АХ АСАССАООЛА ОСА АЗ САО АХАХА ОА АХАХАЛАХА АХА NND AN АА с BE. URE’: dent has rected training and experience in hair | cutting styling, and permanent waving. She has lear (| to create me oiffures for has also been intro- | make- -up. Now she is Carterin a salon. JANICE HELEN ADAMS 131 Overlook Avenue Newark, New Jersey Glee Club 1; Safety Committee 3 “The Blushing Redhead” one of the 4 laughter poops bubbling with friendship always blooms “Hi poops.” Ambition: Success and happiness DONNA RAE AHR 328 North Twelfth Street Newark, New Jersey Safety Committee 3; Her talents are unlimited . a charming smile . . friendly personality . . . one of the 4 poops “Remember I told you.” Ambition: Success and happi- ness ELIZABETH JEAN BAMBO 317 North Tenth Street Newark, New Jersey Dance 2; Safety 2,4; Cafeteria 3,4; Recreation 3,4; Elec- tion 3; Committees: Bookworms 3,4; Homeroom Gifted with standing and wisdom . . . 4 poops... have fun . President 3,4; under- one of the is congenial and loves to never a dull moment with Liz around. Ambition: Success and happiness. ANN MARIE BARTILOTTA 818 So. Orange Avenue Newark Ne W Je rsey Safety Committee 4 Expressive eyes eating and talking constantly a headband to match everything. Ambition Shop owner ROSEMARIE ELIZABETH BLASI 342 South Sixth Street Newark, New Jersey Homeroom Secretary 1,2; Treasurer 4: mittees: Safety 1,3; Com- Recreation 3,4; Dance 1; A smile that brings friendship . a quiet girl loves to laugh one of the 4 poops... seen with Louise bition: High Stylist. “Tease my hair.” Am- N JENNIFER CAROL CAVALLO 25 Columbia Avenue Nutley, New Jersey Committees: Cafeteria 1; Homeroom President 3; Athena Staff 4; “Red hair crowns an an | sweet personality î able giggle me of the Big Six intellec- tual and sensible “What are you JOYCE MARIE CALABRESE doing?” Ambition: Shop Owner 419 Cortland Street қ Belleville, New Jersey okworm 2.4; Homeroom Assistant Treasure 3: Assistant Secretary 4; Recreation Committee 3. “Joy” ne of the Six Inseparables her silence speaks aloud though her smile is small, her laughter is loud “Oh, Marie, wait for me.” SANDRA JEAN CICARELLI 43 Little Street Belleville, New Jersey Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Safety Committee 3: “Sandy” . . . one of the Six In- separables . + little work and lots of play keeps her going through the дау... “Darn it, I thought I was going to get my hair done.” MARYANN CASSIE 577 North Seventh Street Newark, New Jersey “Mar” . . . first of the Big Three . hair, dark eyes, and oh those dimples . . . be found everywhere with Ree and Micki a +. è “Save me a seat!” Ambition: Hair Colorist. SUZANNE BARBARA DI GIOVINE 108 Union Avenue Irvington, New Jersey Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Talent Club 3,4; Athena Staff 3; Athena Editor 4; Cafeteria Committee 3,4; “Sue” found with Mr. Wilbur . . . seen in the halls with Roe . loves to act “You make me so nervous.” 51 9 CONNIE JEAN DIMINO 348 Adams Street Ne Jersey Assistant T rsor nders selling at lunch n: Hair Stylist ROSEMARY ANN GRATKOWSKI 187 Grove Street Montclair, New Jersey 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria Committee 3 Staff 4; “Roe” seen at football て or whispering with Sue a great Yankee fan . “Oh, Suzanne, help me! - d - Ww all tee owner. ELAINE ANDREA JONES 159 Academy NANCY LOUISE LA FRAGOLA 210 Roseville Avenue Newark, New Jersey L CI ж mirror, mirror on the beautiful eyes make-up to a that’s our Cleopatra. Ambition: Shop CAROL LOUISE Mc CANN 147 North Fifth Street Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 3,4; Safety Committee 3,4; Homeroom President 4; “Micki”... third of the Big Three” . . found in the gym . seen with Mar and Ree . late for Mrs. De Marco again. Ambition: Hair Colorist. BARBARA CHRISTINE LAMBERTI 149 Freeman Avenue East Orange, New Jersey Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Vice-President 1; Committees: Safety 3; Cafeteria 3,4; Elec- tion 3; Athena 4. “Barb” . . . hair do’s per- fect has a bow to match everything : blackest hair, darkest eyes ‘ “how's Clark Gable?” DIANE MEGARO 292 Ralph Street Belleville, New Jersey Bookworm 2,3,4; Safety Committee 3; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Trea- surer 4. “Dee” . . . one of the “Six Inseparables” - . good sport wonderful friend to have . “You're kidding.” Ambition: Hair Colorist. NANCY MARIE MALLOY 190 Shepard Avenue East Orange, New Jersey Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Committees: Safety 2,3; Cafeteria 2: Election 3; Talent Club 3; Home- room President 2; yokworm President 4 “Nance” . . . terrific dancer . . . “Sing Along with Nance”... “Hi! how the heck are you?” Ambition: Happiness and Success. CHERYL J. MONGIOVI 157 Norwood Street Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 3,4; Safety Committee 3. A Mona Lisa smile . . . always seen combing her hair . . . sunshine follows her . . . radiant fun lover Ambition: Top Stylist. MARY LOTTRELL NEAL 74 Hedden Terr ARLENE PERILLO 141 Grove Street Bloomfield, New Jersey Homeroom Vice-President 2; Safe- ty Committee 3,4. “Hi ya” ling personality . one of the Big spark- Six Ambition: Shop owner FRANCES ANTONIA RAYMOND 31 Lancaster Avenue Maplewood, New Jersey “Pinky” . one of the Six Insepar- ables . . . “Oh those hairstyles” big surprise from a small package... “Where's Marie?” Ambition: Hap- piness and Prosperity. LOUISE JO ANN REMONDELLI 121 Sixteenth Avenue Newark New Jersey Homeroom Vice-President 1; Secretary 4; ittee 1. “Lou” seen with Connie “Dig those “Lou, watch out for those manicure 。 Ambition: Shop owner MARIA ELIZABETH RICCI 146 Elm Street Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Vice-President 1; President 2; Committees: Recreation 3; Safety 3; Publicity 3. “Ria” . . one of the Six Inseparables found with Pinky, Joy, and Reta . . . tall, slender, but full of dyna- mite . . the model . . . “I’m hungry.” Ат- bition: Shop owner. CONCETTA RICOTTA 106 Van Duran Street unpredictable her enemies pink eyes those hairdos. Am- bition Shop owner. LORETTA RITA RUBINO 480 North Eleventh Street Newark, New Jersey Homeroom Secretary 2; Treasurer 3; Book- worm 3,4. “Retta” . one of the Six Insepar- ables . found witl ia, Pinky, and Joy... Stop it!” . “I'm Ambition: Success ELIZABETH KAY SMITH 51 Seventh Avenue Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 3,4. Expressive speedy always found with Dee and dances Am- MARIE THERESE STANKEWITZ 168 Prospect Street Nutley, New Jersey Homeroom Vice-President 2; Student Council Assistant Treasurer 3; Recreation Committee 3.4; Bookworm 3,4 Assistant Treasurer 3 “Rex” . second of the Big Three . . . found with Mar and Micki . . . sparkling eyes to match her personality. ANN LEE TAYLOR Newark, Ne JUDITH YANUZZI 880 De 1 SYLVIA ANN TULLI smile . “Hey Dee” with Liz and Dee DOLORES ANN ZOPPI 161 North Ninth Street Newark, New Jersey Safety Committee 2; Bookworm 3,4; “Hi Hon” Lar... CARMEN ANN VELEZ 19 Burnett Street Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Rep- ive 1 Secretary 2: Com- Election 3 Safety 3 reser Dance 3; Homeroom 3: Student Council President H ightr that fills days | hard working in Puerto Rico The � е completing the BUSINESS MACHINES com Has had training and | practical experience in the operation of the newest offige machines. Her related sub- jects have included bookkeeping, business law, «comes, and clerical practice. JSAN AMADOR 347 North Sixth Street Newark, New Jersey Talent Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Safety Committee 3. “Jay” B.M.’s ways late ‘lub rehears- DIANE ROSE DI MEO 54 Verona Aven Ne Bookwo 3.4: Safety Committee “Dee” petite she’s heading ugh or happi- ness drives like a рг she’s never there when the bell rings she’s not late, the bells are early. Ambition: Rutgers CYNTHIA ANN BOEHME 244 Sixth Avenue Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Dramatic Club 2; Committees: Safety 3; Election 3; Homeroom Secretary 3; School Guide 3,4. Cindy . . . tall and slim. . a figure fit for modeling Franci come on . . . a joy to know. Ambi- tion: Journalist. ROSELYN EVANS 138 Overlook Avenue Belleville, New Jersey Bookworm 3,4; Committees: Recreation 3; Safety 4; Athena 3,4; Homeroom Treasurer 4. “Roe” . . . smart, friendly, always dependable that’s our little girl . . . good-hearted, friendly to know. Ambition: Medical Secre- tary. JESSICA CARANGELO 426 North Twelfth Street Newark, New Jersey Homeroom Secretary 2,3; Bookworm Housekeeping Committee 4 1 sweet kid . . . always vaiting for that certain letter hoping for a happy future. Ambition; Further education. LOIS ANN FRAZZANO 60 North Tenth Street CATHERINE FIACCAVENTO 18 Ridge Street Newarl Jersey Bookworm 1 cl ] uide 3 omeroom Vice-President 4 tudent ‘ounci Assistant Treasurer 4 ( keeping Con tee Chair- “Lucky 7” there's never super JOAN GARBERA 515 Avon Avenue Newark, New Jersey Committees: Cafeteria 2,3; House- keeping 2; Bookworm 3; Glee Club 3. June is worth waiting for some plans with a certain one one of the “Big 5.” Ambition: Happi- ness. TONI FOGGIO 950A Franklin Street Newark, New Jersey Homeroom Vice-President 2; President 4; Athe- na 34: Committees: Safety 3; Financial 4; Cafeteria 4; Recreation 4. “Fogg” . . . always has so much to do found at the drive-in with a certain one. Ambition: Happiness. EILEEN FRANCES GARTLAND 72 Seventh Avenue Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3; Committees: Recreation 3; House- keeping 3; School Guide 3; Home- room Vice-President 4. Sometimes happy, sometimes sad . . . always ea- ger to learn . . . friendly to all Patty, hurry up, we'll miss the school bus. Ambition: To understand and love people. FRANCES ROSE ANN GERARDI Chesnut Newark, New | Bookworm 1,2,3,4 Dramatic 2 Commit- tees; Safety 2; Cafeteria 3; School Guide 3; Homeroom President 4. “Fran” . poised and sophistic ated pleasant personality ... sparkling red hair. Ambition: Happiness. DIANE GIBBONS 23 Thirteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Homeroom Treasurer 3; Safety Committee 4 “Di”... witty and a wonderful girl . . . wil- ling to help alw: a smile. Ambitic Happiness and Haj Bookw: Athena never bition :LIZABETH ANN HEINOLD 283 North Twelfth Street Treasurer 2; Talent Club £ Saturday Success )piness SOPHIA IMMERSO 317 Clifton Avenue Newark, New Jersey 3,4 2,3,4; +. “Sophie” pretty blue eyes . hear her Navy is her specialty. Am- Business success CONSTANCE ANN JULE 340 North Sixth Street Newark, New Jersey Athena 4. “Connie” one of the “Lucky . tall one 1 the go. a friend to all “get that hair out of your eyes” a sn ile to remember a bub- bling personality . . “how's the le at N.C.E.? Ambition world Success in the business JOAN LOCKHART 649 South Tenth Street Newark, New Jersey . blonde hai: . blue eyes . “Joany” always willing to help . seen with Winnie. Ambition: Success and Travel. ROSEMARY LUCCIOLA 187 North Thirteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Homer oom Presi- dent 2: School Guide 3,4; tees Safety È Commit- Election 3; Cafe- teria 4. One of the “Lucky 7” sparkling personality always eager to be helpful small in size, but Modeling big in heart. Ambition SUSAN MASI 2 Sheffield Drive Newark, New Jersey One of the “Lucky 7” laughing and gay always dresses in style . loves weekends . . . loves to listen to tales of love. Ambition: Sec- retary. MARY ANN MESSITO 24 Oakwood Avenue Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 3,4; Committees: Cafeteria 3; Recreation 3. “Mar” ly eating one of the “4” but...” Ambition: Machine Oper- ator. . constant- forever dancing “Not for nothing CLAUDETTI AROL ORR ANGELA MOBILIO 93 Willoughty Street ANTONIA PASTORE 12 Sheffield Drive Newark, New Jersey Among her many assets is her long dark Һа! PATRICIA NATIELLO . +. can always be seen in the halls with Dee 36 Sixth Avenue Housekeep- as a but- + bill Success RACHEL POMPEI Bookworms Treasurer 3 3,4. “Rae” ing the school bu ie is kind and sweet always miss- one of the “5.” Business Success GLADYS PORCELLO 254 Second Avenue Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3 Vice-President 3; Safety Committee 4. A very Homeroom sweet and shy girl helpful and smart everyone’s friend always can be seen with Angela and Jessica. Ambition: Business Success. ALBERTA RICCARDI 692 North Eighth Street Newark, New Jersey Homeroon Committee 3. “Berta” always Treasurer Recreation finding new methods for dieting . usually foun iding in 56 Chrysler one of the “ : Success and Happiness ELAINE YOBBI RICCI 104 Thomas Street Newark, New Jersey Homeroom President +: Glee Club 3 Housekeeping Committee 3 Athena . always on her toes dancin “Someone to Watch Over Ambition: Business Success ROSE ANN RUSSO 77 Stone Street Newark, New Jersey Committees: Safety 2; Cafeteria 4; Talent Club; Bookworm 3,4. Can't wait till those summer months at Sea- side . . . lots of laughs . . . never tires of talking of her many beaus “Sheila, did you have a nice week- end?” Ambition: Secretary. ALDENE RUSSOMANNO 79 North Hawthrone Lane Newark, New Jersey Treasurer 1; Secretary 2; Recrea- Homeroom tion Committee 3. “Aldene” very quiet doesn’t have much to say “I straightened my hair.” Ambition: Success SHELIA ANN STURCHIO 310 North Twelfth Street Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria Committee 3,4; Talent Club 2; Homeroom Secretary 1. A good pal to all . pick up those feet . wish those lunch periods were longer for that second ice cream. Ambition: Secretary “Red” I f rson 1 “that's it.” A JO ANN HD Belleville, New SI PPA Avenue always blushing 1 о! yoy Jersey a very f the E ull mbition: Success and Happiness ANNA MARIE SYLVESTRO 94 Heckel Street Belleville, New Jersey about her exciting week- Anna ends one of the “ telling usually found in a 62 Tempest . . . t.” Ambiti m: Machine Operator ELVIRA TAMBURRI 133 Seventh Avenue Newark, New Jersey Bookworms 3,4. One « ис} member Florida with enchanting personality has her heart set on that certain g BERNADETTE TURCSIK 87 Amsterdam Street New ark, New Jersey Bookworm 1; Glee Club 3,4; Safety Committee +. “Bunny” seen with that certain one . thinking of the future . “Lynn wait for me” one of the Big 5. Ambition: Machine Op- erator. WINIFRED UMSTEAD 626 Springfield Avenue Newark, New Jersey ) Recreation and studious science fiction boc ks giggling can alw: seen with Joan Ambition around the world LUCILLE ANN VECCHIONE 43 North Twelfth Street Newark, New Jersey Homeroom Secretary Committees: Safety 2,3; Publicity One of the Lucky 7 . a whiz those addition drills . . . five feet 2; Treasurer 3; pure happiness . great sense humor ready for a laugh. Ambition: Machine Operator. LENORE VOLPE 456 South Fourteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Recreation Committee 2; Bookworm 3.4: Glee Club 3,4. “Lenny” small in size, but big in heart . . . one of the Big 5 always a helping hand. Ambition: Success and Happi- ness. MARTHA WILLIAMS PAULETTE WHITE 167 Springfield Aver LYNN WILSON 54 Highland Avenue Newark, Ne Jersey Glee Club 3,4. “Lucy Bell” les of Highland love can always be found with the Big 5. Ambition Business Success DORISA WILLIAMS 815 South Tenth Street Newark, New Jersey Homeroom Vice der 1; Glee Club 1,2 Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Committees: Cafeteria 2 Safety е risa” fickle as a pickle someone new each week. Ambition: Happiness. student has indamentals of X id lettering in h practical ex- 5Cluccdl to the ommercial Art. AWILDA CANABAI t North Twelfth Street JOANN IANNUZZELLI 147 North Fifth Street MARGARET CAPACCIO 248 Second Avenue Newark, New Jersey Homeroom President 4 1,2,4 Committees al Prom Decorating 2; Ho “Maggie” one of the T separables can always be heard her laugh is contagious . . . our little Dorothy Provine “Hello Dere.” Ambition: Dancer GAIL RICHARDS 200 Broadway irk, New Jersey Homeroom dent 3; Vice-President 4; Prom Decorating nmittee 2 Athena 4. “Gail- friend” :nown for her crazy jokes . wild imagination “Melba toast anyone? Am- bition: Advertising Art MARY ANN D'AGOSTINO 325 North Thirteenth Street Newark, New Jersey 3ookworm Committees: Prom Decora 2; Housekeeping 2; Pub- licity 4. “Mair” . . . one of the Three Inseparables ; beautician of the N e - . a tiny lass full of class. The DRESSMAKING student has com- pleted street-length dresses, long evening dresses, and sports clothes, based on fashion patterns. She has learned the art of design and has had practical experience of pattern making and also made clothes to fill custo- mers’ orders. GAIL BROWN 68 Dayton Stree Success JEAN BAECHLER t South Twentieth Stre ROSE ANN CAMPIONI 196 North Thirteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Homeroom Treasurer 2,3,4 orrying kind always a id can be seen with that certain one always with Susan Oh SUSANNE BIVONA Susan! Ambiti Success and Happiness th Street GRACE LOIS COE 62 Stewart ELLEN COONEY 946 Eighteenth Avenue Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 4; Athena 4; Talent Club mittees: Safety 3: Hostess 2,3. “F smile lights up the whole two “El’s” “What's for hungry.” Ambition: Shop Owner ELDA CRUZ Market Street Ne Jersey West ari RACHEAL 325 North Newark President mittees: Cz . witty and pretty of the Big Six. Ambit D'AGOSTINO Thirteenth Street New Jersey Secretary afeteria 4; Safety . full of vim n: To succeed ANN ECKLES 8 Broad Street Newark, New Jersey Talent Club 3,4. “Carol” golden locks are Carol’s pride and joy full of fun a twinkle in her eye always seen with Gracie. Am- bition: Dress Designer PAULUS KEE 279 Mulberry Stree Newark, New Jerse “Paulie” her a piercing laugh a ter 1 forever talking always seen at Vy 11 smile is golden ider heart . with Mar and Kat Guess what happened? Ambition: Own a dress shop IRENE FALSTROM 415 South Ninth Street Newark, New Jersey “Reenie” . . . tall and slim full of vim kindness to all that's our Reenie . . . “Are you crazy? Am- bition: Success GERALDINE KEL 337 Twelfth Aven Newark, New Jers Cafeteria Committee ) 300k LY ue ey worm Talent Club 3. “Gerry” a little bundle of joy a spectrum of shoes likes dancing and talking happened?” Ambition Dress Shop Owner ELSIE FARINA 464 North Seventh Street Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 3,4; Homeroom Secretary 4: Hostess Committee 2; Talent Club 3. El . . . shape and poise of a model . . oh those blue eyes one of the two El’s . . . “Don't make me nervous.” Ambition: Fashion Model. for her clothes “Guess what Designer and EDITH MARELLI + North Seventh Street Newark, New Jersey ittee 3. “Edie” i mall but cute Beautician ROSEMARY MILLER 167 Third Street Newark, New Jersey Housekeeping Committee 3; Glee Club 1 Book- worm 2,3,4. “Rosie” always seen with Edie and Jeanie can be seen with that special someone . “Are you going to the gym?” Am- bition: Success SARAH MILLER 810 Bergen Street Ne vark, New Jersey Bookworm 3,4; Talent Club 3 Sarah” on the spot a light heart lives long best of friends with Shir, Sara, and Gerry “Are you with that : n?” Ambition: To ceed in business college SARAH O'NEAL 110 South Eighth Street Newark, New Jersey “Susie” friendship is an unbreakable chain with Shir, Gerry, and Sarah . . likes bowling . . . “You ain't no big thing!” Ambt- tion: To succeed in college and dress design. MARLENE REGELSKI 100 Spruce Street Newark, New Jersey j President 3 3ookworm is filled with laughter... glad that his leave ‘Guess how many more days? always seen with Kat, Paulie. Ambit Success and Happiness SHIRLEY REYNOLDS 127 South Tenth Street Newark, New Jersey Talent Club 3; Student Guide 3 omeroom President 3; Athena 4. “Shir” chic and smart that’s our Shir always with the needle and thread in her hands “Hang in there Paulus.” Ambition: Success. DOREEN RICCIARDELLI 148 Parker Street Newark New Jersey Bookworm 1.2.3.4: Homeroom Vice-President 2,4; Secretary 3; “Red” clothes and jew- elry strictly from “Vogue” Big Six “Guess what happened?” Ambition: Shop owner KATHLEEN SINKLER 176 James Street Newark, New Jersey Kat . . . her eyes are vivacious . . . and her shape the same . . . always a smile; neve r a frown . always seen with Paulie and Mar “Hey! What's for lunch? Ambition: Dressmaker. O O O O O O O 5 a a O The FOOD S ICE student has learned how @ prep ood, how to hapdle management proble a restaurant, に to make ment and tHe importance fa proper diet. Sh@ has had daily te rdom and cafeteria experiggce and is ready to be- gin her carcer in foods. N JUDITH ANN BLOOMFIELD 51 Willow Street Glen Ridge, New Jersey GLORIAJEAN KOCH 726 Springfield Avenue Irvington, New Jersey ri DOLORES CAMPIONE 60 Bloomfield Avenue Newark, New Safety laughter, fun and frier sat and tidy mbition: Dietitian. CONSTANCE ZECCHINO 73 Orange Street nfield, New Jersey Homeroom President 3,4; Safety Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 3; “Connie” . . . “Have no fear, I am here. soft spoken . un- tiring tolerance. BETTY ANN GAINER 131 Lincoln Street Newark, New Jersey Homeroom Secretary 2; “Betty” always alert and ready to help loves to diet wonderful sense of humor headed for Uncle Sam Ambition: Service. oe ш , AA E la Y аш で に T. DTI 7 os v rt “Ма” VO 5 ФБ . The TECHNICAL SECRETARY stu- dent receives basic training in stenography, typing, blueprint reading, algebra, and the operation of business machines. LES learned about the functions of ї� дизїї а� а is now ready to handle the problems@that she will meetin this highly technical fi А ANN LUCILLE ARANEO 5 South Eleventh Street New Jersey JOAN IRENE ARMSTRONG 196 Roseville Avenue Newark, New Jersey Homeroom President 1; Secretary Student Council Second Vice Presi- dent 3; Bookworm 1,2 Mas Publi ing 3. “Joan” sweet and quiet s ready to lend a hand Secretarial Success MARY EVELYN BROWN 139 South Eleventh Street Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 1,2,3,4; School Guide 3; Committees: Housekeeping 3; Election 3: Safety 3. “Mar” son you'll never meet . . . always a nicer per- quiet . . . smile to all... ready to help . . . a very nice girl. Ambition: Secretarial Success LESLIE CAROL CABOY Se th Avenue her stuff (8 most avid fan “Bobby's Girl.’ n: A luxurious office in Hawaii MARY ANN CORIO 105 South Ni Street Newark, New Jersey Cafeteria Committee 3. “Mar” always laughing first of the full of fun... has a joke for everyone “Could This be Magic . . . about that green Pontiac convert- ible MARIE FORCELLA North El | NOREEN GENZONE 414 Woodside Avenue Newark, New Jersey Publicity Committee 3. “Nor” second the Big gullibl silly, full of fun always talking al that certain one nite, Tonite’ “Mar double?” Ambition: Secretary SHARON GRAHAM th Street JUNE ELIZABETH KNIGHT 130 Orange Avenue Irvington, New Jersey Committees: Cafe- Homeroom Sec- retary 2; Athena Assistant Editor 4; Newsletter 4. Our “May Morning” always in that 55 De Soto 1 her one and only a member of the Mischievous 5 “I Wish That We Were Married” Art's Tune. Ambition: Legal Secretary PHYLLIS LA FIURA 739 North Eighth Street Newark, New Jersey Homeroom Treasurer 1; С. Cafeteria 2,3; Safety 4. Phil she fills the bill half your size, and very wise... she’s sweet and nice expressive eyes gives advice Ambition: Prosperity and Happiness. CAROL LITTIG 133 Cedar Hill Avenue lleville, New Jersey Bookworm 1,234: Committees: Hou 2 Cafeteria 3,4; Safety 2 4 2 would a Belleville game | a friend to all “I broke my glasses one of the Mischievo Ambition: Secre- tarial Success BERNADINE LOEHRS 220 Second Street Newark, New Jersey Committees: Safety 4 Publicity 4; House- keeping 4; Homeroom Secretary 3; Homeroom President 4. “Bernie” . tall and slim and oh so trim always dreaming of that certain one . . . found with Pat “Do you mind?” Ambition: Secretarial Success. MARY ANN MATTIA 639 North Fifth Street wark, New Jersey cruising al PATRICA McAVOY 443 South Sixteenth Street Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Committees: Safety 3,4; Publicity 4; Election 3. “Patsy” little, but loads of fun . . . always lends a helping hand one of the Mischievous 5 “Baby It’s You.” Ambition: Legal Secre- tary. CATHERINE ROMANO Summit Street branch to and Prosp CAMILLE MELILLO 32 North Fourth Street Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 23: Glee Cl 3,4: Comn Recreation 2; Housekeeping 4; Safety ways full of fun Oh! that laugh . loves that Elvis one of the “Clique.” Legal Secretary and Successful Driver SUSETTE MARIE ROMANO 101 Summit Street Newark, New Jersey Bookworm 1,2,3,4; Assistant Treas- urer 3 Treasurer 4; Homeroom Treasurer 2,3,4; Recreation Commit- tee 2. “Sue” . . liked by everyone filled with fun . . smart and intelligent . “There's No Greater Love.” Ambition: Security JANET MARIE PEPE 304 South Orange Avenue Newark, New Jersey Homeroom Treasurer 1; Bookworm 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Committees: Election 3; House- keeping 3,4. “Pepe” . . . that petite bundle of noise . . . a radiant smile to show her dimples crazy about those Yankees. Ambition: Secretary. THERESA RUGGIERO 143 First Street Newark, New Jersey Housekeeping Committee 4. “Terry” third of the Big 5. . long black hair . . “Gypsy” girl that “red convertible” is out of this world . . . always arguing . . . “Wait for me Mar.” A mbition: Legal Sec- retary PATRICIA SANTUCCI 31 Sec d Street SUSAN ANNE SCAMBERTI 108 Peck Avenue : Jersey meroom Secretary Sales Comn 4 with big “Chick niy knew ne of the “Clique.” Ambition: Security and Happy Marriage A MARIE SCHIAVO Heckel Street Ne JUDITH ANN SHAY North Seventh Street Newark, New Jersey President 1; Assistant Treasurer 3: Sales Com- mittee 3. “Ju sparkling blue eyes 。 pers nality to match sweet smile . . . oh that “Falcon” . . . “Soldier Boy” . . . one of the “Clique.” Ambition: Legal Secretary ANGELA MARIE ELENA TUSCANO 66 North Sixth vark, New an engage- ment ne bowl . “BABY OH BABY” “ONLY CAROL SPERDUTO YOI Ambit 62 Seventh Aver Newark, New Jersey “Sperdu” terrific sense I Happiness never a dull moment | it sweet Legal Secretary JUANITA YUSKO 49 South Pine Lane Newark, New Jersey Assistant Treasurer 1; Glee Club 3,4. ЖАСЫР” т. our little blonde bomb- shell . . last one out of the cafe- teria . 58 Bonneville . . always with that special someone . . . “For Your Love” . . . one of the “Clique.” Ambition: Go to Europe. BERNADETTE MARIE TASCO 35 North Twelfth Street Newark, New Jersey Secretary 1; Athena 4; Homeroom President 3: Committees: Financial 2,3,4; Cafeteria 3; Safety 4. “Detta” . quiet, but loads of fun . big brown eyes . . . catch those rings . . . looks forward to a happy future with a certain someone . . one of the “Clique.” Ambition: Top Notch Secretary MARIE ZANGARI 287 Clifton Avenue Newark, New Jersey “Marie” . . . fifth of the Big 5... Italian import . . . sleek black hair that certain guy is always there . . . “Oh come � ом”... “So Much In Love.” Ambition: To go to Italy and become a secretary. CLASS WILL E the graduating class of Essex County High School, being of sound mind. and body, do hereby revoke all wills and codicils by us made, heretofore. and do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. We give and bequeath to: Mrs. DeMarco A mimeograph machine to run off all the lessons for her girl Mr. Polito A reminder to get a little boy companion for Sandy . . . . . Mrs. Rose Rose “T.V.” dinners to feed her 800 hungry girls ..... Miss Munster Two shares of stock in the “Wisk” company Miss Taczy A supply of tea bags for her after-school tea sessions . . . . . Leith A decibel rating machine which measures the usual unit for relative loudness of sounds. being ap- proximately the smallest degree of difference of loudness by the human ear more technically a class instead of a mob ..... Mrs. Gardner Twenty-four hair nets . . . . . Mr. Wilbur Success in his future years at Essex High as Athena Advisor . . . . . Mrs. Brewin and future home- rooms) A tape recording of “sit down girls and uncover those typewriters” Mrs. Siska Roller skates to keep her moving swiftly and more arms to do the work ..... Mrs. Bergen Another chapter in the story of “Nurse Bergen’s Experiences” ..... Mrs. Henrietta Rose More Glee Club members to show up for rehearsals . . . . . Mrs. Luckert A detective to find her lost keys � + «+ + Mrs. Owens Success and happiness in her future years in Puerto Rico ..... Mrs. Susan Wood A trap door from her room to Mrs. Kantrowitz's . . . . . Mr. Bielin Suspenders . Mrs. Skidmore Extra large bobbi pins for her long beautiful hair . . . . . Mrs. Tartaglia A typewriter that doesn't make mistakes . . . . . Mrs. Risinger A box of handkerchiefs - Mrs. Pennington an escort for her daily walks . . . . . Alex Fewer refuse cans to bring in Mrs. Collier More towels without holes . . . . . Miss Edmison A year's supply of Ben Gay, Kleenex, Bandaids, and stockings . . . . . Miss Barbara Lehman A supply of stones, metal, glass, clips, and string to make more jewelry ..... Mrs. Hyland Our appreciation, love, and respect . . . . . Mrs. Fairchild An inspectors license . . . . . Mrs. Seltzer Volunteers fo: everything and anything . . . . . Mrs. Riley — An automatic whistle . . . . . Miss Roberts Some- thing old, something new, and we hope a bundle of joy Mrs. Carol Wood A gold bound book written by Edgar Allen Poe . . ; - - Mrs. Trinks A supply of bones for Sporty . . . . . Mrs. Marion A brand new slug for her Wise Old Owl Bank . . . . . Mrs. Pantano A new timer with a bell that rings louder . . . . . Miss Underwood Three more verses to Toyland . . . . . Mrs. Rachiele A shorter petticoat . . . . . Mr. Calabria A record of “Kookie, Kookie, lend me your comb” . . . . Eddie A clean lunch table left by the B.M. 12’s ... . . . Miss Allmannsberger One pack of gum, and a box of clips . . . . . Mrs. Kelley One year’s supply of hic-cup pills Mrs. Kantrowitz A class that can type . . . . . Mr. Genevrino Two extra brakes for the girls who sit in the back seat . . . . . Mrs. Cole A girl who can make perfect pin-curls Mr. Corson Another glass to take to West Point, plus a few of us to go along Veenstra A special corner to put gum chewers in . .... Mrs. Gobright Sincere and best wishes from your class of “64” ..... Mrs. Daisy Lehman Squeaky shoes so we ‘can hear her coming . . . . . Miss O'Toole — More phrases like, “Un-gum,” “Do you mind me being here?” and “Who died and left you boss?” . . . . . Miss Iadipaoli A new phonovision so she can see if you are really sick ..... Mr. Keller Another son’s marriage so he can show off more pictures . . Miss Dearnaley More free time during classes . . . . . Mrs. Steward More girls will- ing to clean up after school . . . . . Mrs. Ashe — A class that will give faster shampoos... . . Dr. Vance — A transistor for her stethescope . . . . . Miss Ruberta A mink coat to go with her Imperial . . . . . Mrs. Warrick More interesting places to visit with her husband. The foregoing instrument was subscribed, published and declared by the January Graduating Class of 1964. The testators above named as for our last will and testament in our presence of each other, and we at the same time at our request in their presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses hereto this 31st day of January, 1964. (= HLAHAR y HH ! prue n'e BT ge ーー ーー 22 レー ニー ニー ニー ニニ ニン ーー ニー better than words. | E — O e È чә の ч ` сә e “ ч Scene Action on the playing field . . . and in the gym. SQ S on = + S の P Essex County is unique in its offerings of vocational and technical courses for young adults. Our school includes complete train- ing in six different day courses that prepare young women for profitable and efficient employment. Practical Nu rsing This adult course is planned to meet license requirements in New Jersey. The student is introduced to the theory of nurs- ing and practice in a modern arts depart- ment. She receives experience in medical and surgical nursing, and the care of mothers and infants, children, the mentally ill, chronic, aged, and convalescent patients. Miss Munster demonstrates the procedure of recording the blood pressure of a bed patient. Every student must learn the right way to take tem- perature and pulse readings. Miss Taczy reviews clinical thermometer with students. There must be time for quiet It's feeding time. “Rooming-in” care for mother and new-born baby. study. Medical Assistant The medical assistant course is planned to prepare young women for positions in doctor’s offices. The work includes medical theory and methods that come into the routine of medical offices. An important phase of the course is the clinical experi- ence given in the clinics of one of our large hospitals. Student administers oxygen to patient. The students’ training includes practical experience in medi- technique of giving an injection, and students practice cal office practice. Above, Mrs. Gardner demonstrates the bandaging. Below, Mrs. Brewin supervises a typing class. YW ass Y Г ТЭА Dental Assistant [he student who takes this course is trained to assist the de ntist. She is prepared to manage the office, take care of clerical work, take and develop x-rays, and take care of instruments and equipment. An important part of the course is the time the student spends in dental clinics under the supervision of a trained dental assist- ant. is always book work. This t is studying anatomy An important part of the course is the deli- cate work of preparing dental molds. The student below is “boxing” an impression The girls to the right are fabricating mod- Cosmetology and Beauty Culture This course covers all branches of beauty culture. In addition to the regular phases of cosmetology, the course offers instruction in the chemistry of cosmetics, applied art, and shop management. One student give other a dei tion Ol method Ing Make-up is realize Every student must learn hair analysis. = a The finishing touch is added to an expert job. Dressmaking The adult dressmaking course includes the study of dress design, pattern drafting, cutting, draping, and fitting. It also gives students experience in filling custom orders. Customers furnish materials and students complete orders according to specifi- cations. Preparations are made for Here the student begins the the fitting. difficult task of draping. A student demonstrates the construction of a dress. C al A The young woman with an interest and ability in art finds this course ommercia ri the key to a creative, challenging career. It includes layout, advanced lettering, typography, graphic techniques. yhotography in advertising. I | 5 A student is shown letterine a poster. and methods of production. Students add to their display of sample advertising artwork. : уй — ө ins SL en vearbook Trying to find the right picture is not an easy job for Pat and Jo Ann. ' printer Athena Staff Editor-in-Chief: Suzanne Di Giovine Associate Editors: Marie Forcella Copy Editor: Bi rnadet Art Editor: Gail Ric hards Picture Editor: Pat Santucci Advertising Manager: Shirle nolds Financial Manager: Toni Fo Yearbook Advisor: Mr. Wilbur Financial Advisor: Mr. Biglin Mr. Biglin and the financial keep an acurate record of all that comes 1n. e Е ADELE MIKE MR. MRS. L. ADCOCK AL ALBERTA AL ALBERTA AMELIA SAL AMELIA JOHNNY ANGELA DENNIS ANGELA RUSSELL ANGELO LUCILLE “ANGIE BOY” ROSE ANGRISANI ANN CHARLIE ANN HUGH ANNA DUKE ANTHONY LINDA CONNIE APICELLI EDWIN APFELBAUM MR. MRS. JOSEPH ARAN- EO, JR. ARTIE CATHY “A THOUSAND AWAY” JOANNE AQUILINO — b BANJO MR. BOBBY BARRASSO MR. VICTOR BARRASSO KAREN BATCHER MR. MRS. JOSEPH DER MR. MRS. BERGAN BEST WISHES CASALE ANN BIANCHI BETH, TOMMY, BIGLIN MR. BIGLIN BOB DOT BOB FROM SPRINGFIELD BOBBY BARBARA BOBBY LESLIE BOBBY MARY ANN MAUREEN BOEL JOYCE BONO MRS. JOSEPHINE BORE “BRENDA” JOHNNY BRITTON BRUCE GRACE BUNNY DAVE THOMAS BURKARD C MR. MRS. BOY MR. CALABRIA NAOMI CALLAGHAN MR. MRS. W. HAN MARY ANN CAMPOLO JOANN CAPACCIO MARY CAPACCIO LOIS J. CAPRIO CARMEN BARBARA P.C. CARMEN LUIS CAROL CAROL JOHNNY CAROL JOHNNY MR. MRS. J. CAROLLO MILES BEN- VINNY DAVID MRS. THOMAS J. GEORGE CA- CALLA- Patrons ANTHONY J. CARPINIELLO MR. MRS. F. CARPINIEI LO MRS. JENNY CARUSO MRS. ANNA CASSIE MR. MRS. F. CASSIERE LINDA CASTELLANO MARY CASTRO RALPH CATANIO MR. MRS. TANIO MILLE CATENA MR. MARTIN CECIRE MR. MRS. NICHOLAS R CECIRE FRANK CEGLIA MARIE CEGLIA MR. MRS. CENTUORI CHA-CAH JOE ANN CHABRA “CHAMPI” CHAMPI £ CATHY CHEROKEE INDIAN CHET COOK CHET £ MARLENE CHICK £ ANNA CHRISTINA CHINN MARY CHINN MICHALINE CHOMICZ CHRISTINE CICCHINO CIRO LIZ CLORINDA RONNIE MR. CHARLES COCUZZA KATHY, TED, LISA CO- LAVITA MR. COLE NEIL CONNORS JOANN COWLEY BILL CRAVEN ANGIE CUCUZZELLA DELLA CUOZZO MELLA CUOZZO D MRS. MRS. RICHARD MR. DRO MR. MRS. JOSEPH D’AL- LEGRO MR. MRS. ESE PHYLLIS D'ANGELO “DARLA” MISS VIRGINIA DEAN FIORE DEBENEDETTO MRS. PAULINE DEBENED- ETTO TOM DEBENEDETTO LOUIS DECRISTOFARO DEE SAL PENNY DEMARCO DENNY GINNY MR. MRS. NELSON DE- PASQUALE DETTA JOE DIANE RICKY ANNITA DIGIOVINE KATHY LOUIS VINE NICK A. DIGIOVINE MR. MRS. PAT VINE SUZANNE DIGIOVINE MR. DIMEO MRS. DIMEO D'ALESSAN- LOUIS DAN- DIGIO- DIGIO- RALPH CA- ANTHONY JEAN DIMINO GUS DIMINO DELORES DIRIENZO SAI. DIRIENZO DON £ BARBARA DONNA FRANKIE DOROTHY DOT CARL ur. MR. MRS VIRGIL LES ED PAT EDDIE MISS EDMISON EILEEN JIMMY EL AL ELLEN PAUL ELSIE TONY MR. MRS. FRANK ESPOS- ITO KATHY ESPOSITO F FRANNIE FABIANO MR. MRS. E. R. FAL- STROM IRENE FALSTROM MRS. LILLIAN FALSTROM MR. MRS. SAL FARINA MR. MRS. HAROLD A. FELLOWS ALPHONSE N. FERRARA ANGELA FIACCAVENTO MR. MRS. R. FIACCA- VENTO MR. MRS. FRANK FILIP- PONE MR. MRS. A. FINELLI MR. MRS. CHARLES FI- UMEFREDDO “FOOLISH LITTLE GIRL” FRANK FROM SPRING- FIELD FRANKIE “63” BARBARA FRENCH JERRY FRIED MOLLIE FUSCO G GLORIA GAISER GAIL JOHNNY EDWARD GALLAGER MR. MRS. MICHAEL GENEVRINO GEORGE PAT GERALD V. MARIAN P. GERI PAUL MR. MRS. SULLO GINNI ENZO GINNIE PAT JUDI GINSBERG GOOD LUCK BEAUTY CUL- TURE GOOD LUCK MRS. OWENS GOOD LUCK-TO-CAROL DEBRA JEAN GOULA MR. MRS. G. W. GOULD MR. JOHN GRAHAM SHARON GRAHAM ECK- ROSEMARY FRANK GIA- STANLEY GRATKOWSKI MR. MRS. S. GRATKOW- SKI REMEMBER ME GREENE GREGORY GARY --Н HAROLD HARRY ANGELA MR. MRS. GENE INS, GENE JR. MR. MRS. GEORGE R. HEINOLD SR. CHICK HEIZER MRS. HELEN HUGHES MR. MRS. PAUL HUHN I MR. MRS. D. IACOUELLI MR. MRS. JERRY IM- MERSO MR. MRS SON MANUEL INEZ AL JODI INGA IRENE JIMMY و JACK B. DOTTIE M. GIL JACKOWITZ JAMES MARY JARAY J.B. JEAN DANNY JERRY JIMMY PHYLLIS JIMMY ROSEMARY JOANN CASPER JOE EVIE JOE PAT JOE LENORE JOE ME JOE SANDY JOE SUE JOHN MELINDA JOHNNY CAROL JOHNNY CONNIE JUDI MIKE JUDY H.C.B. JUDY TERRY DOTTIE JULE MR. MRS. A. JULE “JUNIOR” KATHY PAT DOLLY CLINT KELLEY MRS. KENNEDY PAULINE KESELICA “KITTEN” LORENE KRAMER JEAN KROPA MARIE KOZACYZSYN � ー L RUSSELL LANSAFAME LEE PHIL LATORA MARY NICK LATORA MRS HASK- JOE IMMER- “LAURA” MR. AND MRS. LAZZARO TED LAZZARO JR LEE LEE PEANUT MR. MRS. A. D. LEHMAN MISS LEHMAN GERTA LERMAN MR. AND MRS. J. LEVANDA RICHIE LEVANDA CAROL MCCANN LINDA AND FRANKIE LINDA AND SAL MR. MRS. WILLIAM T. LINDSAY LITTLE LOU JOANI LIZ AND CIRO LOIS JERRY LOIS WILLIE LOLA JOHN LORRAINE GENE M MR. MRS. MACK MR. MRS. T. MADIGAN BILL MALLOY MR. MRS. MALLOY TOMMY MANCONI THE MANNO CHILDREN ANTHONY P. MANNO MR. MRS. MICHAEL V. MANNO MR. MRS. VITO MANNO MARCIA PETE MARGARETTE JIMMY MARGIE TOMMY MARGREAT MARIA LOU MARIE RICHIE MARIE JOE MARIE TOMMY MARIE VINNIE AMELIA MARINO WILLIAM MR. MRS. JOSEPH MAR- INO MARIO SUZY MARIE MARTINO MARTY CONNIE MARY ANN ANDREW MARY ANN DONALD MARY ANN JIM MARY ANN TONY MR. MRS. MIKE CERA MRS. OLGA MASI MRS. SUE MASI MR. MRS. RALPH MAS- UCCI KEVIN JOHN BRIAN MCCANN COMPLIMENTS OF DADDY MCCANN MR. MRS. CANN PAUL MCCARTHY PAUL MCCARTNEY MCHUGH SISTERS MR. MRS. FRANK MC- HUGH PAT MCNEIL MRS. P. MCNEIL MECCA FAMILY F. MEINHARD GERI MENGE MARY ROSE MERCURI MR. MRS. CHARLES MIELE MIKE ANITA MIKE NANCY H. G. W. T. MAS- AND JOHN MC- JIMMY MILLER VINCENT HOSEPH MIOGAVERO MOLLIE RICHIE MR. MRS. JOSEPH MOL- INARO SR. JOSEPH CHARLES MOL- INARO TERRI LEE MONTANYA TONY AND JO ANN MOS- CATELLI META Ж. E MRS. HAZEL L. MURRAY MR. JOHN MURRAY MR. £ MRS. PETER MUSCO — М MR. MRS. J. NAGY NANCY BOB NANCY BOBBY NANCY TOMMY ANGIE NAPURANO SUE NAPURANO JOSEPHINE NAVITSKY NAVY NEIL HELEN NEVER BUT ALWAYS NICK CHERYL “THE NURSES” O CAROLYN OLSON BERNICE ORLANDO FELICIA ORLANDO MRS. WALTER H. ORR MR. MRS. WILLIAM ORR -— P VICTOR A. PACELLI CATHERINE PANNULLO PATTY AND STEVEN MR. MRS. DONALD N. PEARSON ANTHONY PECORA ANGELA MARIE PEPE MR MRS. JOHN PEPE JAMES AND JOSEPH PEPE LILLIAN C. PEPE MR. EARL PESHEK MRS. ELEANOR PESHEK MRS. ANTONNETTE PETRUCCI ALICE PEZZINO BEVERLY PHELPS CHARLES PHELPS ELAINE PIONTKOWSKI MR. PETER PONTETTI GLADYS PROCELLO MR. MRS. SAM CELLO PAUL CHARLES STEVEN POR- JULIE RACHIELE REA AND VEE 62-64 MR. MRS. TOM REMON- DELLI MRS. JEAN RESTAINO MR. NICK RESTAINO LINDA REYES MR. GEORGE JR. RHEINOLD MR. MRS. LOUIS RIC- CARDI MR. MRS CARDI PAT ANN RICCARDI MRS. ROSA RICHARDSON MR MRS. FRANK RIGGIO JOSEPH LOUIS RIGGIO MR. MRS. ARTHUR RO- MANO MR. MANO MR. MRS. STANLEY RO- MANO ROSEMARIE GEORGE MR MRS SAMUEL ROTHSTEIN MR. MRS. ROTUNDA JIMMY AND PAM RO- TUNDA MISS RUBERTA LAURA RUPPEL VIRGINIA RUSSO S “SAL LOVES CAMILLE SAMMY AND TINA SANDY MR. MRS SARVENT MIKE SAVAGE LOUIS SCALANGA SUE SCALANGA MR. MRS. J. SCHIAVINO MR. MRS. MICHAEL SCHIAVO MR. MRS. RALPH SCHI- AVO MRS. SADIE M. SCHWARTZ HELEN SEIDOF MR. MRS. SELTZER “SHASTA” MISS MARY SHORIE SKATING RINK CHRIS SMALL PAULINE SORIANO SANDY SPENCER MR. MRS. THOMAS A. SPERRY MR. MRS. ANGELO SPIN- OLA PATTI SPINOLA DORA SPONZILLI “SPORT” MR. JOHN STANKEWITZ MRS. JOHN STANKEWITZ “RINGO STARR’ V. G. STEVE K. SHEILA STURCHIO MR. MRS. JACK SULLI- VAN SUZANNE R. GRACE ANN R. ELSIE BUNS SWAREZ LOUIS RIC- MRS. RALPH RO- RAYMOND ALLEN L. CAMILLE SUZY PE, E MR. MRS. ANTHONY TAMBURRI “TASCO AND TAMBURRI” TAMMY LYN MR. £ MRS. A. TASCO MR. MRS. S. TEKULA TERRY AND JOE JOHN J. TERRY HELEN THOMAS TINA BOB JO ANN TOCCI “TOE” MR. MRS. V. TOMASELLI TOMMY LOUIS TOMMY SUE LOUIE TORTORIELLO CONNIE JULE “TONI KEN FOREVER” TONY TONY AND MARYANN TONY AND PAULA “TORY” JOHNNY TRITTO MRS. ROSE TORLUCCI TRUCE NANETTE TURCSIK THE TURCSIK FAMILY ーー U U. S. S. BORIE DD704 V JANIE VAN NESS MR. MRS. A. VECCHI- ONE LINDA MR. MRS. VELEZ NILZA VELEZ “VERA JOHNNY” VICKIE AL VIRGINIA LENNY MR. GEORGE VISCONTI MR. MRS. A. VOLPE W — MAUREEN WALSH MARGI WATSON RUTH WEINBEL JIMMY MARIE MANN THERISA WITALIS AVAILABLE MR. MRS. WOOD OLGA WORSKY CHET WYSOCKI WIEDE- WILLIAM J. JUDY The Clique MARIE CAROL JUANITA DETTA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES FROM LORSTAN — THOMAS STUDIOS 856 Broad Street Newark, New Jersey Your Class Ring Was Produced by BALFOUR Manufacturers of High School and College Jewelry, Commencement Announcements, Diplomas, Medals, and Trophies L. B. BALFOUR COMPANY Norris M. Ashe Charles E. Prinn, Ill 578 Fisk Place North Plainfield, New Jersey 757-0121 PETER'S FISH MARKET Wholesale ORange 4-2515 ORange 4-6678-9 Retail 375 Main Street East Orange, New Jersey CONGRATULATIONS from TEX THE MAGAZINE MAN NEWARK ABC LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS 225 North 12th Street Newark, New Jersey HU 3-1600 BEST WISHES FOR FUTURE SUCCESS TO THE 1964 GRADUATING CLASS THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION NEWARK, SOUTH ORANGE, NORTH CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HUmboldt 4-3100-01-02 INDUSTRIAL BATTERY COMPANY Division of ELECTRIC BATTERY COMPANY Industrial and Automotive 375 Central Avenue Batteries and Chargers Newark 4, New Jersey Motor Tune-Up COMPLIMENTS OF THE NEWARK DRESSMAKER SUPPLY COMPANY 140 Halsey Street Newark, New Jersey CLINTON MILK COMPANY 313 MORRIS AVENUE NEWARK, NEW JERSEY On March 13, 1964, Carmen Velez, the presi- dent of our Student Council, presented a check for $300 to Mr. Paul Petruska, president of the Multiple Sclerosis Organization of New Jersey. This money, raised through the sale of Christmas tags by the girls of our school, was the first half of a two-year project that will provide a room at the Multiple Sclerosis Nursing Home, at Chester, New Jersey. The editors and staff at ATHENA dedicate this yearbook to the spirit of Essex High which has fostered this humanitarian effort. May we who are now leaving carry this concern for others into the working world, and may all who remain learn something of the glory in service to others. Memories Memories The Washington Trip May 6,7,8, 1964 ROGER MI ЕА ААА Е ear V� Le PIE han) “fined AE 4 14 g 4 Pa m ADAE MA Lig T а� ы) TEMA LA - йы 4 rete = - та” = , E ү! n } | ме ZW S 0 EZ So ТАҒ E B a E $ O N A d E 1 ; 7 1 d Left: ( itizenship and Service waras | | Awards FIRST ROW: Suz- anne DiGiovine, Marie Stan- A bl de | қ kewitz, Bernadette Tasco, Eliz- Уе? Ly Г 3 М € abeth Heinold, Nancy Malloy 3 � -- f АЖ y y SECOND ROW Elizabeth 1 4 1964 М2 е7 4 7 AY Bambo, JoAnn Araneo, Gladys une ә ‘ z ! . | Porcello, Roselyn Evans. Not pictured Judith Bloomfield, Carmen Velez Student Council Award 5 Special Bookworm Award JoAnn Araneo 3 È Sharon Graham Student Council Award - ? n Director's Award x 7 The Class Gift Carmen Velez Joan Armstrong Alumnae Association Scholarship to Fashion In- stitute of Technology Geraldine Kelly p 7 Y m