Essex County Vocational Technical High School - Craftsmen Yearbook (Bloomfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1964 volume:

ЗА МАМАМА sN N y $ - | N t ; Э ° x ls k. сиет THE YEARBOOK CLASS OF 1964 ESSEX COUNTY VOCATIONAL- TECHNICAL HICH SCHOOL AND ADULT TECHNICAL SCHOOL ° Le BLOOMFIELD, NEW JERSEY The Class of 1964 Respectfully Dedicates Its Yearbook Mr. Harvey E. Perry and Mr. Bruno W. Piefke, the two remaining teachers who started at Bloomfield Tech when it opened in 1931, retired on June 30, 1964. They left behind a big gap in the hearts of their associates, but took with them the best wishes of all for many well-deserved years of health and happiness, HARVEY E. PERRY MR. HARVEY E. PERRY was born and raised in Newark, New Jersey. He attended Pace Institute, studying Business Administra- tion and Accounting, then spent four years at Springfield College, majoring in Physical Edu- cation and Psychology. In 1935 he received his master's degree in School Administration from Rutgers University. Mr. Perry left distin- guished records at Springfield and Rutgers, being elected to the Honor Society at both in- stitutions. In 1946 he was listed in Who's Who in American Education”. Before coming tothe Essex County system in 1931, Mr. Perry was Physical Director at the Orange Y.M.C.A. He has always had a keen interest in service work, including scouting, Red Cross andactivities of the Y , If he heard of a job to be done, he was there to help see it through. His first ten years at Bloomfield were in Physical Education, after which he became Guidance Counsellor. Many a graduate owes a lot to Mr. Perry. Mr. Perry's plans are indefinite except that he does not desire complete retirement, and ex- pects to travel. BRUNO W, PIEFKE MR. BRUNO W, PIEFKE was born February 16, 1901, at Astoria, New York. He was edu- cated in New York City public schools, and grad- uated from Pratt Institute in 1920. He, later, attended Rutgers University. Mr. Piefke served his apprenticeship in the machine tool and instrument fields, and worked at his profession for forty-eight years, the last thirty-five being as instructor of Machine Shop and Manufacturing Techniques in the Essex County system. Noted for his thoroughness of instruction and understanding of teen-agers, his pupils re- ceived many awards at machine tool trade ex- hibits. In spite of a heavy teaching schedule, Mr. Piefke also found time for service work, He was affiliated with the National Athletic Trainers' Association, an instructor trainer for the American Red Cross, anda director of National Boy Scout summer camps. A member of the U.S. Power Squadron, his major recreation is boating and fishing, which he will enjoy from his home beside the bay at Beach Haven, New Jersey. Outstanding Honor For Bloomfield Tech For eight years, the Ford Motor Company of Dearborn, Michigan, conducted an In- dustrial Arts Contest, annually attr acting some 40,000 entries from schools throughout continental United States, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. The record of awards won by students of Bloomfield Tech, under Mr. Piefke, was unequalled by any other school or instructor. Shown herewith is one of the awards for Outstanding Achievement. FORD MOTOR COMPANY 1990 INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARDS Certificate of Outstanding Abis Presented to BRUNO W. PIEFKE in recognition of the instruction and guidance given lo... DOUGLAS HURON whose entry in the 1958 Industrial Arts Awards has been selected by the judges as an Outstanding Adina ai RE SSE în ils Group. f Aa. Maz PRESIDENT FORD MOTOR COMPANY July, 1958 DEARBORN, MICHIGAN SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Mr. Joseph S. Umowski Principal MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL To you, the Graduate of 1964: For some of you, formal education beyond high school is not possible now, and you are obliged to select a vocation. Be assured that this in no way need limit your success - - - especially if you are forcefully purposeful and avidly dedicated to self- improvement. Perhaps the most important thing you have to face now is tofind the right job. Donot compromise by selecting one for the relatively easy, quick money it will afford you, and sacrifice the opportunities for which you might be better quali- fied. Patience is as much a requisite to success as enthusiasm, ambition, intelligence, and a desire to improve. All these I wish to you, together with many years of happiness and success. IDANCE HARVEY E. PERRY EDWARD J. ROCHFORD Counselor | Freshman Counselor MISS ELAINE PAONE Secretary STAFF MEDICAL MRS. MATILDA LUSARDI MRS. MARGARET LA MANNA MRS. RUTH GRIES Secretary Accountant FACULTY John Bambara Tool Die Shop Charles Bryant Carpentry Shop Joseph Forde English, History Anthony Biscardi Aviation Engine Shop Charles Basley Related Aviation, Mathematics Wallace Calney Physical Education Graydon Clark Music Director John Jackson General Science, Physics Louis Hamara General Shop Judith Bort Librarian, Literature Nathan Deering Related Auto, Drafting, Mathematics Joseph Kadrle Radio Shop Raymond Branagan History Robert Fiorini Health, Driver Education John Karaska Technology Laboratory Frank Kinder Related Carpentry, Mathematics Earle Kennedy Mathematics Laurence Mortenson Joseph McCoy English, Drafting Shop History Joseph Loftus Mathematics, Physics John Nixon Radio Television Shop Adam Martin English, History Bruno Piefke Machine Shop, Manufacturing Techniques N! N James Mason Related Electricity, Mathematics, Drafting Edward Purdy Airframe Shop Daniel Zeppenfeld Related Machine, Mathematics John Thomas Electrical Shop Robert Terlizzi Driver Education John Strazza Auto Shop Adolph Stanziale English IN MEMORIAM MR. HAROLD F. BOHNSACK Mr. Harold F. Bohnsack died suddenly on January 23, 1961. He taught Health to students in grades nine through twelve. Thus, ours, the Class ої 1964, was the last to graduate having had him as a teacher. It is fitting that we pay this small tribute to him in remembrance for, during his sixteen years at Bloomfield, Mr. Bohnsack showed that his interest in youth went far beyond the regular classroom relationship of teacher and pupil. In his early years at Tech he served efficiently and well as head basketball coach, even though he received no remuneration for this duty. His was one of the hands thatformed the Essex County Basketball Tournament, which is the envy of many high schools in other counties throughout the state. In later years, Mr. Bohn- sack confined his co-curricular activity to being advisor of the Student Organization. To this, he also gave unstintingly of his time and energy. Yes, Mr. Bohnsack, we always will re- member you. Memorial Award The photograph below shows The Harold F. Bohnsack Memorial Award , which is presented each year to the graduating student showing the highest achievement in health and physical education. The recipients have been: Ronald Mays . . . .1961 Lawrence Patrick .1962 Robert Dominie. . ‚1963 The trophy is donated annually through the kindness of Joseph P. Mulford, Class of 1955. JOHN BAMBARA Mr. John Bambara, instructor in the Tool and Die Shop at Bloomfield Tech for twenty one years, passed away on November 3, 1963. He began his teaching career on July 15, 1940, as a part-time evening instructor in the War Training Program, and progressed to a full teaching appointment at Bloomfield Tech on September 1, 1942. He was born in Argentina, South America, on December 29, 1904. He graduated from the Harrison, New Jersey public schools and then entered the Newark Technical Schoo1, now known as the Newark College of Engineering. In preparing himself fora teaching certificate he studied at the Newark State Teachers College and Rutgers University. At Bloomfield Tech he was intensely interested in the schools' sports program and, among other things served as Athletic Manager for the football team from its inception in September 1945 until its discontinuance in 1952. In addition to his regular daytime assignment, he also taught in the evening program during the full length of his instructorship. Mr. Bambara was well liked and respected not only for his technical knowledge but also for his interest in vocational and general education. He served in various capacities as a leader, representative, officer and president in such professional organizations as the Essex County Vocational and Technical Teachers Association, the Essex County Education Association, the New Jersey Education Association, and the American Vocational Association. He left a deep impression on his students, and on the rest of the teaching staff at Bloomfield Tech. He will be missed for a long, long time. SENIOR CLASS LA ANGELO RAIMONDI President JAMES STAVROS Treasurer MR. N. DEERING Advisor FRANK MELILLO Vice President MARTIN URRA Secretary SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL D. Jones, J. Stavros, H. Hart, J. Ostro F. Melillo, J. Marone, A. Raimondi, J. M A. I STEVE ALONSO Lonz Belleville Born- 8 12 46 -Wash. D.C. Ambition- Auto Mechanic EDWARD DOMER Eddie Newark Born- 10 28 46 Ambition- Service BRODUS BRADLEY Brody Belleville Born- 7 11 43 -Belleville Ambition- Auto Mechanic LEONARD GALLETTO RONALD CHERNESKY PATRIC GIORDANO Pat Belleville Born- 10 11 46 Ambition- Auto Mechanic ANTHONY GUIDO Tony Newark Born- 9 21 45 -Italy Ambition- Auto Mechanic WILLIAM KUHRT Bill Newark Born- 10 3 43 - Newark Ambition- Diesel Mechanic WILLIAM HILI Saddle Head East Orange Born- 5 26 45 -No. Carolina Ambition- Auto Mechanic GEORGE MARANO Shorty Newark Born- 8 8 45 - Newark Ambition- Service ROBERT KRESS Bob East Orange Born- 4 29 45 -Newark Ambition- Auto Mechanic NICHOLAS PELUSO Jose Newark Born- 3 4 46 - Newark Ambition- Automotive Eng. PATRICK PICI The Enforcer Belleville Born- 3 31 46 -Newark Ambition- Bea Narco JOSEPH REGATEIRO Little Joe Newark Born- 12 29 45 - Newark Ambition- Automotive Engineer Te чь - x e JAMES RANDAZZO Jim Newark Born- 6 3 46 -Newark Ambition- State Trooper CHARLES ROUND Chu Chu Newark Born- 8 8 45 - Newark Ambition- Automotive Engineer CHARLES RAY Sugar Ray Newark Born- Brooklyn Ambition- Auto Mechanic CARL SAUNDERS Butch Newark Born- 11 17 45 - Newark Ambition- Speed Mechanic WILLIAM SMITH JAMES GIRGENTI Icahbod Crane East Orange Born- 2 11 45 - Newark Ambition- Aeronautical Engineer Aviation Aviation WILSON CRUZ Wee Willy Newark Born- 12 7 45 - Viallba, P. Rico Ambition- Aeronautical Engineer MICHAEL GRIECO Poison Pen Pete Newark Born- 6 1 46 - Newark Ambition- Aeronautical Engineer WALTER FEATHERAL Mouse Newark Born- 7 11 46 - Bayonne Ambition- Aviation Mechanic CRAIG JAMES Jesse Newark Born- 10 28 46 - Newark Ambition- Aviation Mechanic Aviation BERNARD MATYSCYAK Bernie Newark Born- 8 15 46 - Wilkes Barre Pa. Ambition- Aeronautical Engineer SAM NASCO Brillo Belleville Born- 5 19 46 - Newark Ambition- Aviation Mechanic Aviation WALTER METEVIER The Mole Newark Born- 12 24 45 -Irvington Ambition- Navy EDWARD SULLIVAN Sully Newark Born- 12 9 44 - Newark Ambition- Aviation Mechanic ALAN MORRISEY Hoss Montclair Born- 7 6 44 -New York City Ambition- Aircraft Mechanic MIRON SZPYRKA Uke Vailsburg Born- 12 31 46 - Germany Ambition- Aeronautical Engineer Aviqtion MARTIN URRA Spinner Bloomfield Born- 8 25 44 - Havanna, Cuba Ambition- Aeronautical Engineer NIEVES CRUZ Fidel Carpentry Carpentry ALAN ANDREWS Al Livingston Born- 9 1 46 - Union Ambition- Carpenter MICHAEL DEVIRGILUS Old Man Newark Born- 8 18 45 - Union Ambition- Carpenter FRED CATALANO а Belleville Born- 8 1 46 - Newark Ambition- Carpenter EDWARD ESPOSITO Valentino Newark Born- 6 29 46 - Italy Ambition- Carpenter Corpentry ANDREW KULINKA John Newark Born- 12 18 45 -Newark Ambition- Carpenter EDWARD MAZERVECH Maz Newark Born- 10 2 45 -Newark Ambition- Carpenter Carpentry GEORGE LUKOWIAK Polock Belleville Born- 4 14 46 -Newark Ambition- Carpenter FRANK MELILLO Frankie Newark Born- 1 23 46 -Newark Ambition- Cabinet Maker VINCENT LUPIANO Eagle Newark Born- 11 30 46 -Newark Ambition- Carpenter JOHN MILLS Mills Clifton Born- 3 13 46 -Dover Ambition- Contractor Carpentry JAMES MOORE Wee Wille Newark Born- 12 17 45 -Newark Ambition- Baseball Player THOMAS SCHLALINE Scalne Belleville Born- 2 8 45 -Jersey City Carpentry FRED PIPPIN Pip Caldwell Twsp. Born- 5 15 46 -Bloomfield Ambition- Carpenter ALLEN SWITENDALE Swit Newark Born- 10 2 45 -Newark Ambition- Singer ANTONIO RULLIS Tony Newark Born- 7 4 46 -Newark Ambition- Florist JAME S BULLARD Bul East Orange Born- 5 14 45 -Jersey City Ambition- Draftsman Drafting WESLEY BURGESS Wess Newark Born- 4 5 41 - Beverly, Mass. Ambition- Draftsman DENNIS FISCHER Fish Belleville Born- 7 17 46 -Newark Ambition- Aeronautical Engineer Drafting GERALD COPPOLA Baron Newark Born- 1 30 46 -Newark Ambition- Draftsman MICHAEL MARGEOTES Greek Bloomfield Born- 7 25 46 -Newark Ambition- Draftsman RAYMOND D'AMATO Ray Newark Born- 12 26 45 -Newark Ambition- Draftsman MICHAEL Mc GHEE Mic Belleville Born- 3 7 46 -New York City Ambition- A good paying job. Drofting JAMES RICH Little Truck'' Nutley Born- 7 15 46 -Passiac Ambition- Millionaire DENNIS BLACK Denny Newark Born- 7 27 45 -Newark Ambition- Electrician JOHN SANDLE Verona Born- 4 6 46 -Newark Ambition- Car Designer ERWIN BROWN Brownie East Orange Born- 6 11 44 -East Orange Ambition- Electrician JAMES STAVROS Greek East Orange Born- 9 14 45 -Newark Ambition- Architectural Draftsman DONALD CICETTI Don Newark Born- 1 24 47 -Newark Ambition- Electrician JOSEPH D'ERRICO Joe Newark Born- 8 21 46 -Newark Ambition- Electrician DENNIS MULHEARN Den Newark Born- 2 20 45 -Newark Ambition- Electrician ANTHONY DePALMA Acne Belleville Born- 8 17 45 -Montclair Ambition- Electrician BENJAMIN SCADUTO Benny Bloomfield Born- 8 18 45 -Newark Ambition- Navy RONALD EDER Ron Belleville Born- 2 2 46 -Newark Ambition- Electrician FRANK COLCORD Frank North Caldwell Born-5 25 45 -Jersey City Ambition- Machinist Machine Machine ROSS DINSMORE Ross Newark Born- 7 18 45 -Newark Ambition- Transmission Repairman JOSEPH MARONE Joe Belleville Born- 1 30 44 -Newark Ambition- Navy Machine JOSEPH FERRANTE Joe Newark Born- 12 23 46 -New York Ambition- Playboy JAMES MONTESANO Monte Belleville Born- 6 14 46 -Newark Ambition- Rackateer Playboy GEORGE GIANGERELLI THOMAS MORRISROE Tom Orange Born- 12 7 45 -Newark Ambition- Machinist Machine JOE NOVINSKI Polock Orange Born- 12 21 45 -Newark Ambition- Die Designer DONALD SCOTT Scott Nutley Born- 10 5 46 -East Orange Ambition- Machinist Machine WILLIAM PIPPIN ALFONSO PISANO Bill Al Caldwell Twsp. Newark Born- 8 21 44 -Montclair Born- 7 14 45 -Italy Ambition- Diesel Mechanic Ambition- Machinist WILLIAM SUEHN GERALD VIZZONE Bill Jerry West Orange Newark Born- 9 20 46 -Orange Born- 6 3 46 -Newark Ambition- Machinist Ambition- Machinist Manufacturing “ æ- — GEORGE CHAMBERS Bat Belleville Born- 3 19 46 -Newark Ambition- Engineering JOSEPH LIBERTELLI Libby Belleville Born- 8 4 46 -Newark Ambition- Engineer Manufacturing HENRY HART Hart Newark Born- 1 23 46 -East Orange Ambition- Engineer RICHARD AVALONE Richie Newark Born- 1 6 46 -Newark Ambition- State Trooper 25 ROBERT LANIEWSKI Polock Newark Born- 8 27 46 -Waterbury, Conn. Ambition- Technician RUDOLPH BESCHERER Rudy Newark Born- 6 22 46 -Newark Ambition- Electronics Technician 3 ROBERT CANNELLA Bob Ceder Grove Born- 4 16 46 -Newark Ambition- Air Force JOHN GLEASON Jack Newark Born- 1 5 45 -New York City Ambition- Technician GARY COCCHIA Gary Newark Born- 11 9 46 -Newark Ambition- Marines State Trooper MATTHEW KALEDA Matt Newark Born- 10 16 45 -Newark Ambition- Technician DAVID JONES Dave Newark Born- 11 24 46 -Newark Ambition- Electronics Technician ALEKANDER KRIPETZ А] Newark Born- 11 27 45 -Newark Ambition- Serviceman JOHN OSTROWSKI Polock Newark Born- 2 7 47 -Newark Ambition- Electronic Technician ANTHONY SAN GIOVANNI Toe Newark Born- 9 20 46 -Newark Ambition- Electronics Engineer RICHARD PECHFELDER Pech Bloomfield Born- 5 6 46 -Irvington Ambition - Technician JOSEPH TAURIELLO Little Joe Belleville Born- 9 5 46 -Newark Ambition- Navy ANGELO RAIMONDI Butch Newark Born- 6 23 46 -Newark Ambition- Electrical Engineer GARY TURNAMIAN Termite Newark Born- 10 22 46 -Jersey City Ambition- Technician š Tool Die б M | DENNIS ANDERSON ERIC BLACOW RALPH CASALE Doc Ric Newark Livingston Born- 3 11 45 -Ne wark Born- 7 28 46 -Orange Ambition- Tool Die Maker Ambition- Apprentice LOUIS BOLATO ROBERT CONNALLY F. CONNELLO Bosh Belleville Born- 8 18 45 -Newark Ambition- Manager of Trucking Co. Tool Die Tool Die LLOYD CONTE Little Stevie Wonder Newark Born- 4 30 46 -Newark Ambition- Tool Die Maker CHARLES JORDEN Chas Newark Born- 10 21 44 -Newark ROBERT CUTALO Cue Ball” Newark Born- 6 14 45 -Newark Ambition- Bookie RICHARD MARTINO Marts Belleville Born- 3 23 46 -Newark DOMINICK GIANTOMASI Giant Newark Born- 9 6 45 -Newark Ambition- Tool Die Maker ROGER MORRISON Rog Newark Born- 4 16 44 -Newark Ambition- Tool Die Maker Ambition- Tool Die Maker Ambition- Millionaire Playboy Tool Die Тоо! Die WOODROW MOSELY Peck Newark Born- 2 7 47 -Newark Ambition- Tool Die Maker FRANK PANICUCCI Cucch Newark Born- 2 12 46 -Pisa, Italy Ambition- Tool Die Maker Tool Die JAMES MULHEARN Muldoom Newark Born- 3 2 46 -Newark Ambition- Tool Die Maker ANTHONY PETRETTA Monk Belleville Born- 8 9 46 -Newark Ambition- Tool Die Maker PHILLIP FRANK Shades Born- 12 7 45 -Belleville Ambition- Die Designer EDWARD SCHWARTZ Bob Newark Born- 6 17 46 -Newark Ambition- Tool Die Maker Tool Die GERALD SEDICINO Jerry Newark Born- 7 12 46 -Newark Ambition- Tool Die Maker GEORGE PFANNKOCH Form Fit Nutley Born- 6 9 45 -Nutley Ambition- State Electrician D MONROE WATTS Slim Belleville Born- 11 9 45 -Georgia Ambition- Tool Die Maker FRED PICENO Butch Newark Born- 11 19 45 -Newark Ambition- Stage Electrician =. BT 4 die THOMAS MULLANEY Irish Livingston Born- 4 29 46 -Washington, D.C. Ambition- Electrician EDWARD DALY Eddie Newark Born- 1 15 47 -Newark Ambition- Electrician РЕТ PEEVES STEVE ALONSO: Pat Pici, Pat Giordano. DENNIS ANDERSON: Recall. RICHARD AVALONE: School. RUDOLPH BESCHHERER: Jobs in shop. ERIC BLACOW: Women truck drivers. BRODUS BRADLEY: School. ERWIN BROWN: Cafeteria. JAMES BULLARD: That's life! WESLEY BURGESS: Bloomfield Tech. ROBERT CANNELLA: The new librarian. FRED CATALANO: Sixth period. GEORGE CHAMBERS: Machine shop. JERRY COPPOLA: Dizzy girls. LLOYD CONTE: Recall. WILSON CRUZ: Off key uke. ROBERT CUTALO: Mr. Fiorini. EDWARD DALY: Recall. JOE D'ERRICO: No breaks. MIKE DEVIRGILIIS: Locker room. ROSS DINSMORE: Being beat on. WALTER FEATHERALL: The school week. JOSEPH FERRANTE: School. DENNIS FISHER: Magazine drives. DOM GIANTOMASI: Redheads. PAT GIORDANO: Pat Pici, Steve Alonso. JAMES GIRGENTI: Dirt on my car. JOHN GLEASON: No girls in Tech. MIKE GRIECO: Cassanovas. TONY GUIDO: Running Fords, BILL HILL: Recall. CRAIG JAMES: Mocking Irish. CHARLES JORDAN: School rules. MATT KALEDA: Library. ROBERT KRESS: Big shots. AL KRIPETZ: Bloomfield Tech. ANDY KULINKA: Cafeteria. JOE LIBERTELLI: Parking for school. VINCE LUPIANO: Women drivers. GEORGE MARANO: S.A., P.G., and P.P. MIKE MARGEOTES: Mr. LO. JOE MARONE: Water in my milk carton. RICHARD MARTINO: School. MIKE MCGHEE: To be called Duck . FRANK MELILLO: No sunglasses . WALT METIVIER: Avia. engine shop. JAMES MOORE: Mr. Forde's jokes. JIM MONTESANO: School. ROGER MORRISON: Coffee at 10 AM. AL MORRISSEY: Morning. WOODY MOSELY: School food. DENNIS MULHEARN: 8:45 bell. JIM MULHEARN: Mr. Mortenson. SAM NASCO: Recall. JOE NOVINSKI: Scaduto and uncles. JOHN OSTROWSKI: Stuck-up girls. FRANK PANICUCCI: Outdoor smoking. RICHARD PECHFELDER: Tech. NICK PELUSO: Brownies. FRED PICENO: Short girls. PAT PICI: Alonso, Giordano. FRED PIPPIN: Recall. BILL PIPPIN: Braggarts. ANGELO RAIMONDI: Auditorium. JIM RANDAZZO: Homework, tests. CHARLIE RAY: Cafeteria. JOE REGATEIRO: Recall. JIM RICH: Mr. LQ. CHARLIE ROUND: Ann, TONY RULLIS: Ed Mazerkvech. TOM SCHLALINE: Parking lot. TONY SANGIOVANNI: Bloomfield Tech JOHN SANDLE: Girls and bills. BEN SCADUTO: Cafeteria. ED SCHWARTZ: Bozo and Nancy. JERRY SEDICINO: Recall. JIM STAVROS: Snowy driveways, soap. ED SULLIVAN: 6 cylinder Chevies, AL SWITENDALE: Women carpenters. GARY TURNAMIAN: Recall. MONROE WATTS: Glee club. CO-CURRICULAR-ACTIVITIES . AVALONE; Intra. champs 2; Projection Crew. . BULLARD; Track, 1-4; Varsity Basketball 2-3; Intra. Basketball champs, 3. . CHAMBERS; Student Patrol and Track. . COCCHIA; J.V. Baseball, 1; S.O. Rep. 2; Var. baseball 3. . COPPOLA; Glee Club 2-3. . CRUZ; J.V. Baseball 1-2; J.V. Basketball 2; H.R. Rep. 2-3. . CUTALO; . FEATHERALL; Intra. champs 1. . FERRANTE; GleeClub1-4; Track 1-3; Stu- dent Patrol 4. . FICHER; Intra football champs 1. . GIRGENTI; J.V. Baseball 1; Track 1-2; J. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3; S. Treasurer 2. Intra. football champs. V. O. J. GLEASON; Radio Club, 4. . GONNELLO; Glee Club, 4. . GRIECO; Glee Club, 2-3; Newsletter, 2-4; Newspaper, 3-4; Yearbook, 3-4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3-4; S.O. Pres. 4. . GUIDO; Glee Club, 1-4; S.O. Rep. 2-3. . JAMES; Varsity Track. . JONES; S.O. Rep. 1-4; Softball Champs, 1; J.V. Basketball, 3; S.O. Vice-Pres., 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3-4; Yearbook, 4. . LIBERTELLI; S.O. Rep. V. LUPIANO; Softball Champs 3; J.V. Baseball, 2; Varsity Baseball, 3; Var. Baseball 4. . MARGEOTES; Yearbook, 4; Cap and Gown Committee, 4. . MARONE, JR.; Football Champs, 3 4. . MARTINO; Glee Club. . McGHEE; J.V. Basketball, 1; Varsity Bas- ketball, 2-3; Intra. Basketball Champs, 3; S.O. Rep., 1. . MELILLO; S.O. Rep. 2-3-4; Student Patrol 3-4; J.V. Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2; softball champs 3; H.R. Rep. 1-4. J. MILLS; Student Patrol. J. MOORE; J.V, Var. Baseball. . MONTESANO; Glee Club, 3-4; S.O. Rep. 3; Football Champs 3. W. MOSELY; Glee Club 2-4; Student Patrol 4; Football Champs 1. D. MULHEARN; Football Champs 1. . MULHEARN; Glee Club 3-4; Football Champs 2. . MULLANEY; S.O. Rep. 2. . NOVINSKI; J.V. Basketball 1-2; Var. Base- ball 3; Glee Club. J. OSTROWSKI; J.V. Baseball 1; J.V. Basket- ball 1; Var. Basketball 2-4; Var. Baseball 2-4; Football 2; Glee Club 1-4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3-4; Pres. Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. . PANICUCCI; Glee Club. . PECHFELDER; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3-4; Pro- jection crew 3-4. . PETTRETTA; Student Patrol 3-4; Basket- ball Champs 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Var. Basketball 3-4. . PICENO; Track 2-4; Stage Crew 4. . PIPIN; Var. Baseball 3; Band. . RAIMONDI; Class Pres. 2-4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3-4. . RAY; Track 3; Student Patrol; Glee Club. . RICH; Newsletter 2-4; Student Patrol 2-3; Yearbook 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4; Trip Com- mittee 4; Cap and Gown Committee 4. T. SCHLALINE; Student Patrol 3-4. A. SANGIOVANNI; S.O. Rep. 1-4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. J. SANDLE; Yearbook 4. G. SEDICINO; Football Champs 1; Glee Club 2-4; Track 2. J. STAVROS; Class Treas. 2-4; yearbook 3; Senior Council 4. A. SWITENDALE; Softball Champs 3. М. SZPYRKA; J.V. Baseball 1-2; J.V. Basket- ball 2; Var. Basketball 3; S.O. Rep. 1-2. G. TURNAMIAN; Football Champs 2; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. M. URRA; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3-4; Newspaper 3-4; Track 3-4. G. VIZZONE; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3-4. M. WATTS; Glee Club 3-4; Basketball champs 2. (Well We, the Class of 1964 of Bloomfield Tech, being of sound mind, do hereby publish this, our Last Will and Testament: I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, Alan Andres, leave my hair to Mr Richard Avalone, leave my knowledge of electronics to Mr. Nixon, Rudloph Bescherer, leave to Mr. Nixon, new rubber bands for his V.W. Eric Blacow, leave one cold rolled steel tool bit to George Meyer. Louis Bolcato, leave my shop ability to Tom Esposito. James Bullard, leave my class abilities to whoever wants them. Wesley Burgess, leave my book reports to Mrs. Bort. Robert Cannella, leave my good record for never buying my lunch in the cafeteria, Fred Catalano, leave one three-foot tape to Edward DeMunno. Gary Cocchia, leave a defeat to the Newark Bears to Mr. Fiorini. Lloyd Conte, leave my shades to the next class. Jerry Coppola, leave my dirty socks to little Anthony Riccardo. William Cruz, leave my half-dozen torn pants to the Aviation football team. Robert Cutalo, leave my parking space to Joe Bozo. Michael DeVirgiliis, leave one recall reminder to Mr. Bryant. Ross Dinsmore, leave all my talents to Jack Carol. Edward Domer, leave my homework to Mr. Forde. Edward Esposito, leave my good looks to Angelo Conforti. Walter Featherall, leave Cardino (The Parrot) one box of saltine crackers. Joseph Ferrante, leave my case card to Vic G. Dennis Fischer, leave my ability to get out of recall to T. Diaco. Dominick Giantomasi, leave the broken down machines in Tool Die to the Juniors, James Girgenti, leave to Mr. Umowski one bicycle tire pump. John Gleason, leave to Mr. Perry my case card and to Mr. Nixon my un- used solder. Michael A. Grieco, leave to Pete DiMeo myjob asS.O. President and my poison pen. Anthony Guido, leave all my gym and shop clothes to Anthony Riccardo. Henry Hart, leave all my shop skill to Michael Dunne. William Hill, leave good looks and basketball abilities to Craig James, leave my black nylon comb to Mrs. Bort. David Jones, leave to Mr. Nixon freshmen that don't blow fuses. Charles Jordan, leave one pair of beat up shoes for the Tool Die Shop. Matthew Kaleda, leave Mr. Calney my costume. Robert J. Kress, leave a pair of green sneakers for the green giant in Room 16. Alexander F. Kripetz, leave some new magazines to Mrs. Bort. William Kuhrt, leave my used recall slips to Mr. Deering. Joseph J. Libertelli, leave my drafting table in the back room to Ed Hamlett. Bob Laniewski, leave my knowledge toJackie Carroll, who really needs it. George Lukowiak, leave my saw to the medical department. Vincent Lupiano, leave my 6 foot ruler to Angelo Conforti. George Marano, leave my forged excuse notes to Mr. Perry. Mike Margeotes, leave my smashed door and side to any junior with a 57 Chevy. Joseph Marone, leave all my knowledge to Vinnie Genegrasso. Richard Martino, leave my high a bilities to John Valli. Ed Mazerkvech, leave my great friendship with Mr. Bryant to Rullis. Michael McGhee, leave to George Reynolds, all my teeth. Frank Melillo, leave my sunglasses to Bozo - Joe Nicosia. Walter Metivier, leave all my knowledge to Charlie Schinck (Rots-a- Ruck). CHU John Mills, leave my carpenter skills to Angel - Angelo Conforti, Jim Montesano, leave my thread cuttings to Gingeralli. James Moore, leave Mr. Forde some good jokes. Roger Morrison, leave Mr. Zeppenfeld my math book. Tom Morrisroe, leave George Ginerelli all my muscles. Alan Morrissey, leave Mr. Biscardi my ability to stay out of predicaments. Woody Mosely, leave Mr. Martin some kryptonite. , Thomas Mullaney, leave my Irish temper to Bill. James Mulhearn, leave my parking place to John Sisto. Sam Nasco, leave a tack to Mr. Biscardi. Joe Novinski, leave my naval boot camp training to Dennis Brown. John Ostrowski, leave my athletic skills to the school. Frank Panicucci, leave the picture in my locker to Mr. Zeppenfeld. George Pfannkoch, leave Dave Bresnock a long dip in our short pool. Richard Pechfelder, leave my salomi, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to the school. Nick Peluso, leave my used recall slipsto Mr. Deering, my old coveralls to Mr. Strazza. Anthony Petretta, leave my great basketball ability to Face. Fred Piceno, leave the quarter mile to Zeke Ekezian. Pat Pici, leave my coveralls to Mr. Strazza. Fred Pippin, leave my apron to Carpentry Shop. William Pippin, leave all my tool bits to Daniel Carter, Angelo Raimondi, leave my shop foreman's title to the next deserving senior. James Randazzo, leave my good marks anddirty coveralls toJoe Masone. Charles Ray, leave my book reports to Mrs. Bort. Joseph Regatiero, leave to our janitor my lunch box. James Rich, leave to Joe Testa my hair. Charles Round, leave to Mr. Strazza all the Fords and to Mr. Basley the clouds. Antonio Rullis, leave one beat-up apron filled with the same nails from my sophomore year. Anthony San Giovanni, leave my hair to Mr. Nixon. John Sandle, leave my bed time bull stories to the Class of '65. Carl Saunders, leave all my dirty clothes to Mr. Strazza. Benny Scaduto, leave my hair to Mr, Kadrle. Thomas Schlaline, leave 1 tape to the Carpentry Shop. Ed Schwartz, leave my gray hair to Mike Tancredi. Donald Scott, leave the Prussian blue to Joe LaPlaca. James Stavros, leave my thunderbird to Mike and Mitzi. Allen Switendale, leave my tape to the under classmen. Edward Sullivan, leave Ray Walsh my Olds powered Merc. Miron Szpyrka, leave my hair to Mr. Biscardi. Gary Turnamian, leave all my locks to Mr. Nixon. Martin Urra, leave my parking space to John DeVita. Monroe Watts, leave better assembly programs to the underclassmen. de ww è e ` Vw € w gi I V Vv, P SEX CoU A ` dd ` Fei ` Fe |е ` ` In witness whereof, we have subscribed our name а� а їїхеа our seal this Seventeenth day oí June in the year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty Four. Witnesses: Mr. Joseph S. Umowski, Principal Mr. N. Deering, Faculty Advisor Angelo Raimondi, Class President JUNIORS ', BUTLER President MR. J. JACKSON Advisor Class of 1965 L. WOLF Vice President J. MELOI Secretary-Treasurer I. Humphrey, В. Schick, T. Riccio, R. Radsniak, К. Berry M. Stam, P. Bresnock, E. Hamlett, W. O'Brien, A. Martzen, J. Connors. D. Sutero, V. Russomanno, S. Patruno, H. Edgerton, J. Lamb, F. Warzocha, L. Wold, J. Carsillo, J. Meloi, W. Olvaney, A. Taylor, S. Petkavich, R. Condit, E. Raune, S. Rogacki, D. Wiener, J. Sterling, J. Goosby ; Dalv. J. Anello, M. DeMaria, W. DelR usso, R. Weeder, D. Brown, A. Napoliello, J. J. Prosperi, A. Stella, J. Nicosia, С. Burrows, F. Dougherty, J. Golicki, L. Glick, E. Marchese, R. Fisher, J. Wuiciak, J. Dirion, L. DeRogatis, J. Gomez. D. Gual- D. Daly, Dainty, F. Orpin, F. Recenello, R. Kolucki, J. Ferrughelli, J. Maher, J. Seymour, S. ardwick, R. Laudadio, R. Jarman, N. Pedone, E. DeMunno, G. Reynolds, W. Dacey, W. Tosum, M. Koval, A. Cardino, tieri, R. Sullivan, R. Walsh, G. Meier, K. Reinhardt, J. Brennan, A. Conforti, D. Carter, J. Steiner, D. Reilly, C. Pannyllo, A. Angrisane, C. Bradsher, J. Gehring, P. Martin, G. Harms, J. Marusak, L. Vouthouris, P. DeMeo, G. Yost, A. Pisapi: 2 J. Brindisi, R. Figliuzzi, D. Daveldek, А. Ventolo, F. Montefusco, C. Post, J. Testa, R. Pace, O. Stone, R. Pieropan,. Carbin. R. Rommel, R. DeTrolio, J. Cervone, R. Lomardi, M. Dunne, N. Pascucci, R. Kelly, J. LaPlaca, N. Rainey A. Riccardo. $ rs ] , | Ё SOPHOMORES Class of 1966 G. FINK President H. HENSON Vice President W. SNIEZEK MR. L. HAMARA — Advisor J. FERRARO Treasurer A. Johnson, J. Hencinski, V. Maccagnan, R. Anglesea, E. Miko, R. Iacobelli, E. Tomosieski, M. Wasacz, D. Weaver, С. Ekizian. S. Godlewski, С. Fink, S. Cramp, T. Ackerman, S. Hillyard, A. Gossweiler, W. Kessler, W. Sniezek, J. Petrocelli. J. Brown, W. Golberg, J. Balouskas, R. Russomanno, A. Pretto, A. Lienau, W. McFarlane, R. Cammarieri, A. Funari. W. Medley, F.Sico, W. Kinsley, J. Takitch, L. Cucolo, J. Valli, J. Carroll, J. Sipko, C. Bailey. E. D'Angelo, A. DeFuria, P. Barone, T. O'Donnell, R. Dougherty, D. Webber, W. Bauer, J. Trotta, A. Verdon, J. Lee. J. Cecere. R. James, L. Bauersachs, W. Ezyk, J. Bronco, F. Engallina. A. Bruno, R. Johnson, G. Cosentino, J. Helme, S. Mongiello, A. Marshall, R. Wrigley. V. Genegrasso, C. W eeks, D. Perma, R. Switendale, H. Henson, R. Haldane, R. Murphy. V. Napolitano, L. Stoia, M. Ippolito, J. Sisto, T. Conway, R. Sorge, F. Andreottola. W. Cambreleng, 2. Lachowski, К. Rullo, S. Mark, S. Spodofora, D. Salerno, W. Sagarese, D. Elias. F. Higgins, W. Feltey, G. Broderick, Clemente, G. Aromin, J. Renna, S. Gong. A. Tobia, G. Gerber, E. Polomski, T. Palmer. R. Giordano, R. Simmons, D. Ong. F. Liotti, D. Conte, J. Cuccolo, J. Holland, J. Napoli, W. Homoky, A. McWhirr. G. Engelbrecht, M. Butts, D. Garzilli, N. Vastola, M. Mandell, R. Figliuzzi, N. Mastrodo nato. R. Marin, R. Maag, T. DeAngelis, J. DeCroce, R. Famaletti, P. Filandro. FRESHMEN RALPH HARTMAN President MR. LOFTUS BRIAN DALY Treasurer Class of 1967 STEPHEN FERRUGHELLI Vice-President Faculty Advisor VINCENT CHIEGO Secretary A. Hirsch, А. M. L M. Esposito, Mr. Jackson W. Holmes, J. Immerse, S. Pyczko, A. Zajcew, T. Blacow, W. Olsen, T. Acquavella. C. ggins, Vitale, C. Ham- med, W. Gibson, B. Ferrara, T. Diaco. J. Rivera, A. Bertucci, L. Zambeno, M. Schmidt, J. z, C. DeLorenzi, J. LaPola. C. Smith, M. Harvey, R. Georgaros, M. DePalma, R. Loyola, A. Capaccio, Mr. CEL Ei EL Ei ELLE să “i = РЕТ. ` z THE Ejs D. Brenner, F. Jones, V. Huron, F. Colucci, W. Molloy, J. Glendenny. C. Cerami, S. Hughes, G. Durgins, C. Pomponio, G. Stefanell ы 1elps. J. Ellis. R. Frederick, E. Hollenbeck, K. Friedrich, V. Cirelli, B. Logan. J. Rizzitello, Р. Tortorello, E. David, E. Arthur, G. Fabiano, R. Thomas. P. Orsini, T. O' Kane, R. Hartman, J. Crowley, J. Metcalf, W. O'Connor. T.Dolins, B. McCargo, S. Mihalek, D. Galioto, A. Casella, L. Saportio, P. Grieco. R. Roppennecker, T. Rossi, J. Abbaleo, D. Caruso, M. Scherer, J. Villone. J. Lago, T. Kukuc, J. Castellano, D. Stiffler, V. Chiego. P. Skakum, M. Stano, R. DelRusso, S. Ferrughelli, E. Wil- liams. Mr. Loftus, P. Babij, J. McGuire, D. Koval, C. Schink, J. Smith. UE ` LEN тс” VI Adjusting Carburetors Straightening Tools Working on an Engine Boring a Hole ы Receiving Instructions Learning to Use a Lathe Working on the Drill Press Machine and Manufacturing Shop Operating the Oscilloscope Servicing a Television Learning to Operate the Duplicating Machine Discussing a Design Problem Working о� Banister Conducting an Academic Class NEWARK STAR-LEDGER, JAN. 9, 1964 Bloomfield |. ends 30-game losing streak For three years, Bloomfield Tech played basketball. And for three years, it played losing basketball. Last night, it played basket- ball against Newark Tech at the Bloomfield gym. Last night, it played winning basketball to snap а 36-game losing streak. Today, Bloomfield Tech is aglow with its new found glory — a 76-57 victory over the Newark school. The last time the Bloomfield quintet tasted victory was iy 1961 when the team, then coached by Charles Rochford, came up with a victory over Barringer. Then the famine began. But last night, Bloomfield Tech played basketball. It play- ed winning basketball. And it won. This is the way the Bloomfield boys started the celebration: Newark Tech was leading, 25-23, with only seconds gone in the second period. Then Bill Hill scored on a jump shot to tie the score at 25-25. Then he scored three more, and Bloomfield was leading, 30-25. “We led many times before, but we always seemed to lose it just when the second half be- gan,” coach Dolph Stanziale said. “This time though, it was different.’ And it was different, as Har- vey Edgerton followed with a jumper, John Petretta hit on a layup and Bill Hamlett pushed in a long one. This time, Bloomfield had a 37-25 advantage. This time it didn't lose it. “When the final buzzer went off, I couldn't believe my eyes — or the scoreboard, Stanziale gasped. “The kids just went wild with emotion. They were jump- ing all over each other and shak- ing hands with everything like that. They just couldn't believe it. But the students at Bloom- field Tech believe it today. BLOOMFIELD INEWARK TECH GF РТЕСН Hill 8 19 Thomas Hamlett 3 ?'Gibson Edgerton : 5 0 ) — Un دی‎ Na осо ооо Оо 2 Petretta Ostrowski Macargo Johnson 0 Wadolowski ( Micosia Humphery 0 Jones 1 00000 Totals 33 Totals Bloomfield Tech 23 18 Newark Te ch 19 o o BAND | | [ | TRACK J BASEBALL GLEE CLUB l ] YEARBOOK BASKETBALL RADIO CLUB NEWSPAPER NEWSLETTER STAGE CREW INTERACT CLUB DRAMATIC CLUB STUDENT PATROL PROJECTION CREW PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB STUDENT ORGANIZATION NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY —.= L beg - 4 Ú Хы: V чт | XN � EF жас AA a DEZ) | AN = � HR Nod TW d È y ma — Bs De | ЖЕЗ ` 7 PRT ЕР LI 2 = Md 3 А - =: $ E ü — è YA r A Г fy e T A A ATA e 2 E Í MX FH , | i LA е 8 2� — ks ' Ta ka ar P A 92; т STUDENT ORGANIZATION Michael Grieco ` Вт Pete DiMeo President i Vice-President Mr. A. Stanziale Faculty Advisor Joseph Bronco Robert Dougherty Treasurer Secretary J. Gomez; J. Libertelli; M. Mastroiacovo; D. Bresnock; L. Bauersachs: L. Saporito; D. Daly; W. Butler; F. Murch; L. Cucolo; C. Dainty; F. Melillo; A. SanGiovanni; A. Raimondi. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JOHN OSTROWSKI DAVID JONES President NAT IONAL Vice President HONOR SOCIETY N EY La SWZ ANGELO RAIMONDI | GERALD VIZZONE Secretary ) Treasurer Mr. H. Perry, Faculty Sponsor; Mr. J. Karaska, Faculty Advisor; J. Rich; J. Ferrughelli; G. Turnamian; W. Butler; М. Urra; M. Grieco; Е. Ра� � ісиссі; R. Wilson; J. LaPlaca; A. Raimondi; A. SanGiovanni; J. Zonak; J. Ostrowski; D. Jones; В. Avalone; R. Pechfelder; R. D'Amato; J. Gleason; G. Chambers; G. Vizzone. YEARBOOK STAFF Mr. F. Kinder Financial Advisor Mr. E. Kennedy Faculty Advisor W. Butler; M. Grieco; J. Rich; D. Jones; J. Ostrowski. DRAMATIC CLUB NEWSPAPER J. Marusak; G. Burrows; 8. Rogacki; F. Orpin; P. DiMeo; J. Libertelli; M. Grieco; J. Rich; Mr. Forde, Faculty Advisor; M. Dunne. GLEE CLUB Mr. Clark, Advisor; А. Riccardo; F. Liotti; W. Mosely; J. Ostrowski; A. SanGiovanni; T. Riccio; R. Ratsniak; E. Ruane; C. Saunders; V. Russomanno; C. Ray. ү F. Liotti; J. Ostrowski; J. Lamb; M. Harvey; E. Ruane; J. Rodriguez. 56 РНОТОСКАРНҮ CLUB Mr. Brannagan Faculty Advisor D. Bresnock; C. Dainty; L. Glick; A. Marchese; D. Daly. RADIO CLUB m F J. Lambert; L. Cucolo; L. Chiego; R. Kozarek; P. Skakum; A. Taylor; J. Bruderick; J. Cecerf; J. Bizzarro; J. Holland; C. Post; Mr. Kadrle, Faculty Advisor; J. Gleason; A. Verdon; J. Trotta; A. Tobia; G. Craney; V. Phelps. STUDENT PATROL D. Daly; T. Schlaline; W. DelRusso; M. Mastroiacovo; F. Melillo; Mr. Loftus, Faculty Advisor; A. Cardino; R. Condit; K. Mee; E. Schwartz; F. Juilano; A. Pettretta; W. Butler. PROJECTION CREW Mr. Basley Faculty Advisor R. Pechfelder; W. Butler; R. Avalone. 58 INTERACT CLUB Ems 2 Е-Е a a е NI J. Bullard; A. Raimondi; Mr. Basley, Faculty Advisor; М. Urra; J. Ostrowski; J. Meloi; J. Lamb: D. Jones: R. Avalone; E. Sullivan; W. Cruz; В. Rommel; D. Reilley; A. SanGiovanni; M. Szpyrka; J. Girgenti; J. DeVita; J. Zonak; S. Rogacki; G. Turnamian; N. Rainey; D. Salerno; J. LaPlaca. E D U C A T | О М Mr. Robert Terlizzi; Instructor. R. Elias, F. Nicholson, J. Bronco, J. Sikora, P. Lazaro, E. Hamlett, H. Edgerton, R. Meravi, J. DeMunno, R. Giacomin, J. Wadolowski, J. Ostrowski, W. Hill, A. Petretta, J. Nicosia, B. McCargo. MR. W. CALNEY J. V. Coach К 55% NA MR. А. STANZIALE Varsity Coach BASEBALL val ITA Au 7 ый TECH A ER 9% Ға y LOOM EL, т! Ca Mi LG k TECA ga ,” TECH MS a = = ken ED. ww 7 ES ” N. Mastrodonato, F. Recenello, R. DeTrolio, R. Laudadio, С. Dougherty, Мг. E. Rochford, W. Dacey, J. Hardwick, J. Valli, W. Tosun. B. Almquist, J. Brindisi, J. Aurilio, W. Koval, A. Ventolo, B. Figliuzzi, D. Daveldek, P. Romano. R. Sorge, G. Loyola, L. Cucola, C. James, E. Hamlet, F. Piceno, M. Urra, C. Dainty, К. Reinhardt, Mr. Branagan. J. DeCroce, J. Vazquez, J. Sisto, J. Bruno, Z. Lachowski. IT HAS BEEN HEARD . Deering: Let's have it, boys. , Purdy: Leave it alone! It works good. , Kinder: This is your last chance. `. McCoy: No workie, no markie! `. Mortenson: See Mr. Umowski. Mr. Nixon: Pay or stay. Mr. Forde: Did I ever tell you about the time Mr. Karaska: Actually, it's easy. Mrs. Bort: Get out and don't come back without a pass. Mr. Mason: What's the problem ? ' Mr. Terlizzi: Easy on the gas. Miss Paone: Get out of here before I shoot you. Mr. Bryant: Go! Go! Go! Mr. McCormick: Keep it down to a roar. Mrs. Gries: Now, what? Mr. Jackson: No reckless eyeballing. Mr. McCoy: Hello again! Hello again! Mr. Deering: What is this madness ? Mr. Piefke: All right; do you get the idea ? Mr. Perry: Do you have a pass? Mr. Jackson: Creep meeting, see me, 3:15, Mr. Fiorini: Where's your school spirit. Mr. Jackson: You Ole pirate, you. Mr. Karaska: Let's go boys. Mr. Mortenson: Stick it in your ear. Mr. Hamara: What the deuce do you want? FIELD DAY e A BOOSTERS Adorn Beauty Shop Phyllis Cucchairo Mr. Mrs. David DaCruz Angelo D'Alessio Mr. Robert Fiorini Mr. Mrs. V. Giantomasi Mr. M. Grieco Mrs. M. 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