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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1966 volume:

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We the class of 1966 salute his nobility of character and dedicate our yearbook to the legacy he has passed on to us.. А D M I IN I 5 T R А ЈЕ 1 О N Message from the Principal To you, the Graduate of 1966 For some of you, the 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 suc- cess---especially if you are forceful purposeful and avidly dedicated to self-improvement. Perhaps the most important thing you have to face now is to find the right job. Do not compromise by selecting one for the relatively easy, quick money it will afford you, and sacrifice the opportuni ties for which you might be better qualified. Patience is as much a prerequisite to success as enthusiasm, ambition, intelligence, and a desire to explore. АП these I wish to you, together with many years of happiness and success. Sincerely, aL = T Е we EDWARD J. ROCHFORD RAYMOND BRANAGAN Sophomore and Senior Counselor Freshman and Junior Counselor GUIDANCE E жә k MISS ELAINE PAONE Secretary MRS. MATILDA LUSARDI MRS. RUTH GRIES MRS. MARGARET LaMANNA Secretary Nurse Accountant FRANK ALVEREZ CHARLES BASLEY ANTHONY BISCARDI CHARLES BRYANT Machine Manufacturing Related Aviation Aviation Shop Carpentry Shop Mathematies FACULTY WALLACE CALNEY CHARLES CROWLEY Drivers Ed. Literature k W ” o dl ` — = NATHAN DEERING ROBERT FIORINI RALPH MINELLI LOUIS HAMARA Related Auto Mathematics Health Drivers Ed. English Social Studies General Shop JOHN JACKSON JOSEPH KADRLE EARLE KENNEDY FRANK KINDER General Science Radio Shop Mathematics Technical Laboratory LEROY LYNCH JOSEPH LOFTUS Tool Die Shop Mathematics JAMES MASON ADAM MARTIN JOSEPH McCOY LAURENCE MORTENSON Related Electric English Social Studies Drafting Shop English Social Studies JOHN NIXON ATHONY POLITO W. EDWARD PURDY NEAL ROCHE Radio Shop Glee Club Aviation Shop History Human Relations ADOLPH STANZIALE JOHN STRAZZA English Social Studies Auto Shop ROBERT TERLIZZI JOHN THOMAS PETER VEIBECK DANIEL ZEPPENFELD Physical Education Electric Shop Related Carpentry Related Machine Mathematics Mathematics CLASS OFFICERS JJ . Hencinsky G. Fink J. Henci ) : Vice-President President k J. Ferraro W. Snieze Secretary Treasurer Mr. L. Hamara Advisor JOESPH CUCCOLO Auto - Newark Ambition: Auto Mechanic Glee Club 1 2, Intra. foot- ball, baseball. RAYMOND FIGLIUZZI Auto - Newark Ambition: Rich Bachelor DONALD D'AMICO Intra. basketball, football. Auto - Fairfield Ambition: Auto Technician FRANK ENGALLINA Auto - Newark Ambition: To Get a Good Job Glee Club, football, base- ball, basketball. GARY GERBER Auto - Orange Ambition: Work for G.M. Glee Club 1 2, Senior Class Rep. ВЕВТ JONES Auto - Newark Ambition: Auto Technician Varsity Basketball 3 4. RICHARD HALDANE Auto - Bloomfield Ambition: Automotive mechanic for G.M. FRANK LIOTTI Auto - Newark Ambition: Auto Mechanic Soccer 1 2, Glee Club 1 2 RAPHAEL MARIN Auto - Newark Ambition: Auto Mechanic Football FRED HIGGINS Auto - Newark Ambition: Mechanic Class treasurer football, basketball, shop foreman. SAM SPODOFORA Auto - Belleville Ambition: To be self- employed Car repair, Basketball, baseball. CLARENCE MORRIS Ambition: Be successful Race cars, Football, Track, Basketball, Base- ball, Shop Foreman. FRANK SICO Auto - Belleville Ambition: Automotive EDWARD TOMOSIESKI Lacie жа р Я Auto - Bloomfield articipate in all sports CH ES Ambition: Auto mechanic Football, baseball, basket- ball LENNY SIMONE Auto - West Orange Ambition: Play Boy Glee Club, Football, Basketball, 5.0. Кер., Shop Еогета� , Baseball. GLENN COSENTINO Aviation - Bloomfield Ambition: Air Force Go out for good times THOMAS ACKERMAN Aviation- Hasbrouck Heights Ambition: Engineer 10th. yr. Baseball Champs. WARREN BAUER Aviation - Pequannock Ambition: Play Boy STEVEN CRAMP Aviation - Livingston Ambition: Lab Technician WILLIAM CAMBRELENG Aviation - Clifton Ambition: Succeed and to be happy. ALBERT GOSSWEILER Ambition: Aviation Mechanic Intra. Football 1, National Honor Society 3,4, Key Club 3,4, Yearbook Committee BRUCE FIELDING Ambition: College, Air Force career Intra. Football, Baseball — ix à 9 i FRED HEINRICI Basketball, 1,2,3,4 Ambition: Baker Intra. Football, Basketball, 1,2,3,4 Dance Committee JOSEPH HELME Ambition: Become a good musician School Band, Intra. Football, Baseball. ` GREGORY FINK Ambition: Own my own Airline Intra. Football, Baseball, Basketball, 1,2,3,4, Key Club, Class President RALPH IACOBELLI Aviation - Bloomfield Ambition: Enter Aviation Field Drags, Work, working on cars. T € ` x WALTER LANDRY Aviation - Newark Ambition: Musician Basketball, Football, Band Practice EDWARD MIKO Aviation - Morristown Ambition: Successful Basketball, Baseball, Year Book, School Improvement Committee DANIEL PIERETTI Aviation - Maplewood Ambition: Aviation Mechanic Yearbook 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Key Club President 3,4. ALEX PRETTO Aviation - Newark Ambition: Contractor Basketball, Baseball, Football, Racing, Eating. ВОВ WRIGLEY Aviation - West Orange Ambition: Avia. Mechanic Key Club, Yearbook Comm. DOMENICK SALERNO Aviation - Belleville Ambition: Air Force Test Pilot Baseball, Football, Basket- ball, Going out with girls DANNY SHEEDY Aviation - Belleville Ambition: Welder ROBERT ANGLESEA Carpentry - Bloomfield Ambition: Air Force Honor Society, Key Club, Baseball, Basketball REGINALD SIMMONS Aviation - Newark Ambition: Marine Corps Career Football, Baseball, Basketball GEORGE AROMIN Carp. - Newark Ambition: Carpenter Intra. Football, Baseball, Basketball. ROBERT GIORDANO Carp. - Bloomfield Ambition: Playboy MICHAEL BUTTS Intra. Sports. Carp. - Bloomfield Ambition: Carpenter Cars, Girls, Sports. = = ) M 一 ANTHONY DeFURIA Carp. - Newark Ambition: Cabinet Maker Football, Baseball, Weight Lifting. STANLEY GODLEWSKI Carp. - Bloomfield Ambition: Join the Marines Football FRANK MAZZETTA Carp. - Belleville Ambition: Rich Intra. Sports. FRED KENNEY Carp. - Еаз: Orange Ambition: Motorcycle Racer JAMES SCARPELLA Builds Motorcycles Carp. - Newark Ambition: Success Intra. Sports. NICHOLAS VASTOLA Carp. - Newark Ambition: Carpenter, Army Football, Baseball, Basket- ball MORRIS MANDELL Carp. - Newark Ambition: Carpenter Football, Baseball JOESPH BRONCO Draft. - Newark Ambition: Mechanical Engineer S.0. Treasurer 1, J.V. Basket- ball 2, J.V. Baseball 2, V. Baseball 3 4, Intra. Sports. BRUCE ALMQUIST Draft. - East Orange Ambition: Draftsman Key Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4. JOESPH CLEMENTI Draft. - Belleville Ambition: Marines 6YRS. then Draftsman Track 2 3, Intra. Softball, Baseball, Football. JOHN CUOMO Draft. - Newark Ambition: Mechanical Engineer, Intra. basketball 2,3,4, Dance Committee 4, Shop Foreman. FRANK ANDREOTTOLA Draft. - Belleville Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Key Club 3 4, Honor Society 3 4, Intramural Sports. JOESPH DeCROCE Draft. - Belleville Ambition: To get a good job Track 1,2,3, Glee Club 3 4, Intra. Sports, Physical Fitness Meet 3 4. WALTER EZYK A4 pra Draft. - West Orange ROBERT DOUGHERTY Ambition: Mechanical Draft. - Newark Engineer Ambition: Mechanical Key Club, Honor Society 3 4, yes Intra. Sports. . V. Baseball, Key E ds Club, Honor Society, 5.0. Secretary, Intra. Sports. DONALD ELIAS Draft. - Bloomfield Ambition: Work for the Government J.V. Basketball, Baseball, Intra. Sports. JAMES GRAY Auto - Verona Ambition: To own a Pool Hall Intra. Baseball, Football, Basketball. JOHN HILLYARD Draft. - Newark Ambition: Tobe a success Varsity Baseball WILLIAM HOMOKY Draft. - Belleville Ambition: Engineer Key Club, Honor Society, Intra. Football, Baseball. ALFRED LIENAU Draft. - Newark Ambition: Mechanical Draftsman Intra. Football, Baseball. ALBERT McWHIRR Draft. - Livingston Ambition: Mechanical Draftsman Varsity Track, Soccer, Key Club, Honor Society, Sports. JOHN NAPOLI Draft. - Belleville Ambition: Army Intra. Football, Baseball, Basketball DAVE WEBBER Draft. - Newark Ambition: Draftsman Intra. Baseball, Basketball. JOSE PH RENNA Draft. - Newark Ambition: Popular Singer Glee Club, Track, Band, JOHN BALOUSKAS Radio Club, Camera Club, Electric - Newark 5.0. Rep. Intra. Sports. Ambition: Electrician Student Patrol, Glee Club, Intra. Baseball. PHILIP BARONE E.C.M. - Newark Ambition: Electrician Basketball 2,3, Intra. Football, Baseball, Basketball. GERALD SIPKO Draft. - Bloomfield Ambition: Draftsman Intra. Football, Softball. RUDY МААС Electric - Newark Ambition: Electrician Glee Club 4, Intra., Baseball, Football. Р 1 E ۸ JOSEPH CECERE E.C.M. - Newark Ambition: College ien. СКРИ THOMAS MAZZANNA E.C.M. - Nutley Ambition: Electrician se e ч ter Ñ о ж--- — DANIEL PERNA E.C.M. - Newark Ambition: Electrician Intra. Football, Baseball, Basketball. G. FRAYNE E.C.M. - West Orange Ambition: Electrician ROBERT SWITENDALE ЕСМ - Newark Ambition: Electricition Intra. Football, Baseball, Basketball LOUIS TOWLEN ECM - Newark Ambition: Electrician Intra. Football, Baseball, Basketball. ZBIGNIEW LACHOWSKI ТЕ - Irvington Ambition: Electrical Engineer Intra. Football, Baseball, Basketball, Track-11 Stage Crew-3,4, Key Club 4, Photograph Club 2, S.0. 3,4. LESTER STOIA TIE - Bloomfield Ambition: To make a million dollars Intra. Football, Baseball, Basketball, Student Patrol, Newspaper Staff THOMAS STOMIANY TIE - Orange Ambition: Tobe a Electrician Track 3, Key Club 3,4, Student Patrol 4, Soccer 3, Newspaper 3,4 JACK CARROLL Mach. - Newark Ambition: Machinist Intra. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Patrol. DANIEL CARTER Mach. - Belleville Ambition: Successful JAMES BROWN Manuf. - East Orange Ambition: Machinist Student Patrol ROBERT CAMMARIERI Manuf. - Newark Ambition: Machinist Track 3, Student Patrol, Football, Baseball, Basket- ball. GREGORY EKIZIAN Manuf. - Newark Ambition: Machinist J. V. Basketball, Track, Varsity Soccer. | ` =. DONALD MANGIONE Manuf. - Newark Ambition: Machinist Intra. Basketball, Football, Baseball JOSEPH BIZZARRO Radio - East Orange Ambition: To stay a Bachelor VINCENT GENEGRASSO Manuf. - Belleville Ambition: To finish school in four years Intra. Football, Baseball, Basketball, Student Patrol 4 JOHN HENCINSKY Manuf. - Upper Montclair Ambition: Machinist Intra. Basketball, Baseball, Football, J.V. Basketball, Track 2,3,4, S.O. 3,4, Student Patrol 3,4, Year Book 4, Vice-President Class HERBERT HENSON Manuf. - Newark Ambition: Strategic Air Command Newspaper Staff 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Key Club 3,4, Photography Club 4, Student ia 4. Year Book 4 A SAMUEL СОМС Radio - Newark Ambition: The field of Technology Intra. Baseball, Basketball, Football, National Honor Society, Key Club SAM MARK Radio - West Orange Ambition: Electronic Technician National Honor Society, Key Club, Soccer GERALD Radio - N Ambition: Engineer BRODERICK ewark Electronic Intra. Basketball 2 Soccer 3,4 LARRY CUCCOLO Radio - Be Ambition: Intra. Foot Basketball PAUL DUT lleville Electronic ball, Baseball, , SO. 2,3,4 TON Radio - Newark Ambition: Radio Technician АВТНОВ MARSHALL Radio - Newark Ambition: To be where there's money to be made fun to be had. Intra. Football, Baseball, Basketball, Track 2,3 PAUL CUVA Radio - East Orange Ambition: Math. Teacher PAUL ORIEL Radio - Verona Ambition: Go to college Track 3,4 Student Patrol Intra. Basketball سا я. N | RONNIE RUSSOMANNO Radio - Belleville Ambition: Radio Television Technician Glee Club, Intra. Football, Baseball, Basketball ROBERT SORGE Radio - Newark Ambition: Technician 5.0. 1, Track 1, Projection Crew 3,4 АМТНОМУ TAGLIENTI Radio - Orange Ambition: Radio Technician ALPHONSE TOBIA Radio - East Orange Ambition: Enter radio T.V. broadcasting industry Radio Club 2,3,4 JAMES TROTTA Radio - Bloomfield Ambition: Broadcast Technician Radio 1,2,3, Track 1, 5.0. 2, Photography 2 ANDREW VERDON Radio - Newark Ambition: Radar AIR Traffic Control. Radio Club 2,4, Key Club 4, Nation Honor Society, 5.0. Vice-President LOUIS VICCHIARIELLO Radio - Nutley Ambition: To go to higher training in radio Intra. Baseball, Radio Club EDWARD DE АМСЕТО Tool Die - Newark Ambition: Tool Maker Intra. Baseball, Football. JOHN FERRARO Tool Die - Newark Ambition: Play Boy Student Patrol, Intra. Football, Baseball, Basket- ball, Senior Class Officer. THOMAS WILSON Radio - Newark Ambition: Electronic Technician Track 2, Projection Rm Crew. PAUL BASCHAROW Tool Die - Bloomfield Ambition: Tool Die maker and Pro Soccer Player Glee Club, Soccer Team ANTHONY BRUNO Tool Die - Newark Ambition: Tool Die maker J.V. Baseball, Track. ANGELO FUNARI Tool « Die - Newark Ambition: Tool Die maker VICTOR MACCAGNAN Tool Die - Newark Ambition: Have а Tool 4 Die Plant S.O. President 4, Key Club, Honor Society, School Improve- ment Comm. KENNETH MOSELY Tool Die - Newark Ambition: T D Machinist 5.0.4. WALTER SNIEZEK Tool Die - Newark Ambition: Tool Die maker Ггеазигег Senior Class, Key Club, Honor So iety. MARTIN WASACZ Tool Die - Bloomfield Ambition: Tool Die maker Student Patrol, Intra. Football, Baseball, Basketball. DONALD WEAVER Tool Die - Belleville Ambition: Tool Die maker Student Patrol, J.V. Baseball, Intra. Football, Baseball, Basketball. Class . Spodofora, leave anything I have to, anyone who wants it. `. Ackerman, leave Fink my third gear. . Cambreleng, leave Bloomfield Tech a “55” Caddy. . Cosentino, leave my good nature to Mr. Purdy. у. Cranp, leave Mr. Mortenson my “Chicken Delight Truck”. . Elias, leave my headaches and problems in trig class to Pat Orsini. S. Domeniek, leave a wig for Mr. Biscardi. . Simmons, leave Doug Onion all my homework. . Fielding, leave Mr. Purdy a bag of plaster for the walls. . Gossweiler, leave my beanie to Kirkland. . Heinrici, leave my mechanical and baseball ability to Farina. у. Fink, leave crazy foam for the showers. . Pretto, leave Mr. Biscardi some hair. . Henson, leave two West Side shakers and a W.S. victory over the Bell Boys to Bob Sikora. . Hencinsky, leave my ability to get Alvie mad to Joe Ellis. |. Ezyk, leave the memories of riding in my 52 Ford to Pat Orsini. . Bizzarro, leave my guts to Mr. Fiorini. '. Maccagnan, leave my school spirit to the school. . Carroll, leave my parking space to John Cocuzza. . Carmmariere, leave my singing voice to GiGi. . Mang ione, leave Sikora my G. B's. у. Ekizian, leave my tool bits to Sikora. . Carter, leave Art Johnson my brains and hot aluminum. T. Edward, leave my shop clothes to George Mizer. . lacobelli, leave Mr. Purdy my bent rivets. . Landry, leave my headaches to Ed David. A. DeFurice, leave my dirty sneakers to Dunell. . Pieretti, leave recall to Mr. Biscardi. . Wrigley, leave my cigarettes to Mr. Fiorini. . Salerno, leave my “Pass Port” to the boys. 7. Miko, leave my screw drivers to Mr. Biscardi. y. Sipko, leave Mr. Minelli my ability to do English. . Anglesea, leave Mr. Bryant my shop apron. Will В. Sorge, leave Mr. Nixon his coffee pot coffee to drink in peace. P. Cuva, leave Mr. Nixon my A.C prolie my picture with a full set of darts to Mr. Fiorini. . Vicchiariello, leave my neat wiring to Al Fobia. . Verdon, leave my good handwriting to Trotta. . Trotta, leave Tag my beard. . Bauer, leave Mr. Purdy my bed in the plane. . Ferraro, leave all my good looks to Nick. `. DeAngelo, leave my long hair to Don Evans. в Tx: leave my singing ability to John Farino. . Sniezek, leave my gym socks knowledge to Evans. . Wasacz, leave my tool die ability to Nick Calaldo. . Perna, leave my sayings to Barns. . Maag, leave Mr. Thomas some hair. . Lienau, leave all my class marks to my brother. . Giorclano, leave my dirty shop apron to Mr. Bryant. `. Mazzetto, leave ту sneakers to the gym. š е мед leave ту greasy kids stuff to Matty. у. Sipko, leave my custom upholstered chair to the juniors. ). Webber, leave my drafting skills to Mike Thompson. я - Hillyard, leave a penny to Dan Koval. |. Homoky, leave Mathew Scherer my old physics notes. i t. Figliuzzi, leave Mr. Strazza my lunch bags. 1. Виша, leave all my straight nails to Mr. В. `. Liotti, leave Nardone to sneak in the milk line. . Haldane, leave my sleeping to Phil. = zz == z =— G OM == DOE ABH =— : . Sico, leave Mr. Forini a big mirror. . Ekizian, leave my tool bits to Sikora. Brown, leave my parking space to Huron's bomb. . Ме вит, leave my drafting tools along with my brains to Sauline. . Bronco, leave my drafting set to any junior who wants it. . Cuccolo, leave Frank Carnasciole my shop cloths. . Gray, leave my farm to Mr. Fiorini. t I, E 1, I, | L, I, I, I I, I І, I L Е I, I, I, b 1, 1, 1, 1, L, I, I, I, I, I, I I, I б CLASS Most Lakely To Succeed “Robert Dougherty ха Most Courteous “Albert Ме ит”? Best Conversationalast “Gregory Fink” FOLL Most Athletic “Donald Mangione”” Best Dressed “Herbert Henson?” Most Popular “John Hillyard’ PET PEEVES ‚. Simone: Smelly locker rooms. у. Spodofora: Frank Sico. . lacobelli: “В” stock chevies. . Pieretti: Guys who complain. T. Ackerman: Trouble . Wrigley: Trigonometry. . Anglesea: Mr. Verbeck. . Fielding: Dan Sheedy. . Helme: Recall. . Gossweiler: Gym J. Hencinsky: Eye shadow on my girl. . Butts: Go Go Go Go J D y J R G D X A J J Е ) ) J D F G F чот e . Balouskas: Mrs. Gries. . Elias: Homework. . Ezyk: No air conditioning in shop. . DeCroce: 18: 45 - 3: 15. . Dougherty: The lunch line. . Sipko: School. . Webber: No girls. . Homoky: Gym locker room. . MeWhirr: No showers. . Napoli: Mr. Fiorini's Newark Bears. . Gray: Hillyard. . Andreottola: Long wait in milk line. . Clementi: 8th. period. . Cuomo: Homework. . Coccolo: Recall. . D'Amico: Rich people. . Engallina: Underclassman. . Gerber: Branagan. . Higgins: Physics, Figliuzzi Rules. Jones: No girls. . Liotti: Clarence Morris. . Morris: Frank Liotti. . Carroll: Mr. Zeppenfeld. . Carter: Mr. Zeppenfeld's pipe. . Cammarieri: Boys room Gym showers. . Ekizian: Genegrasso. . Cecere: Mr. Fiorini. . Maag: Mrs. Lusardi. . Perna: Mr. Fiorini. 1. Wasacz: Wise guys. |. Sniezak: Homework. A. Funari: Mr. Zeppenfeld. u. Mosely: Getting up every morning. . Renna: No co-ed school. . Bascharow: Mr. Kinder. . Bruno: Smell of b athrooms. . Ferraro: Mr. Zepps hair cut. S. Gong: John Hillyard. T. Stomiany: My bad jokes. a Stoia: Mr. Kennedy. 4. Towlen: Recall. . Lachowski: Mr. Thomas. . Switendale: Homework. A. Tobia: Mr. Nixon. . Trotta: Middle man. A. Verdon: Mr. Nixon. . Cuva: Drafting. . Russomanno: Ford products. |. Cambreleng: Flat tires. � . Cosentino: The Valley. S. Cramp: Dirt bombs. . Salerno: Working after school. . Sheedy: Jelly doughnuts. `. Heinrici: Cuomo. . Pretto: Rear axles Pontiacs. . Bizzarro: People who stare. | . Carroll: Mr. Zepps Bowtie. G. Broderick: Playing in the rain. U N D E R C L A 5 5 м E М Ability service craftsmanship character scholarship Ability service craftsmanship character scholarship Ability service с raftsmanship character scholarship Ability service craftsmanship character scholarship Ability service craftsmanship character scholarship Ability service craftsmanship character scholarship Ability service craftsmanship character scholarship Ability s ervice craftsmanship scholarship ability Ability service craftsmanship scholarship ability Ability service craftsmanship scholarship ability Class of “67” Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: J, Gl President, R. Wiggins Se JUNIORS KS sa - £ а = - —— FIRST ROW: В. Cifelli, J. Kruel, В. Veltre. SECOND ROW: М. Forster, D. Faruso, К. Friedrich, R. Loyola, В. McCargo. THIRD ROW: Е. Carnasciole, J. Luongo, P. La Fuira, L. Onial, R. Johnson, W. Brandon, G. Mizer. FIRST ROW: М. Suszko, С. Schinck, P. Grieco. SECOND ROW: A. Rivera, D. Magdon, M. Cruz, D. Stiffler. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: D. Johnson, M. Schmidt, A. Bertucci, W. Van Syckel, R. Fredericks, G. Laury. SECOND ROW: К. Мегам, В. Daly, J. Lind, T. O'Kane, J. Stano, S. Dunne. FIRST ROW: L. Simpkins, D. Onion, L. Zembeno. SECOND ROW: J. Abbaleo, С. Wiggins, P. Babij, M. Scherer. THIRD ROW: Р. Orsini, J. Farina, J. Сага о, D. Koval, F. Colucci. JUNIORS FIRST КОХ: С. Lane, L. Tolliver, J. Rizzitello, A. Capaccio. SECOND ROW: $. Pietry- koski, C. Young, R. Richards, В. Monico, J. Barnes. THIRD ROW: А. Gonsalves, А. Fag- giano, P. МсМа� из, W. Gibson, D. Brennan, J. Immersi. FIRST ROW: T. Пасо. SECOND ROW: В. Logan, G. Fabiano, M. Esposito. THIRD ROW: N. Firth, J. Glendenning, D. Blair, В. Wiggins. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: 1. Ellis, R. Del Russo, A. De Croce, E. David. SECOND ROW: L. Giacomin, Е. Jones. E. Hollenbeck, J. Pitti, У. О Со� � ог, L. Totoro. THIRD ROW: В. Sikora, У. Hu- ron, R. Hartman, K. Nicholson, A. Johnson, F. Kramer. Wem FIRST ROW: W. Alexander, M. Gregorowicz,J. Phelps, W. Pepe, T. Rossi, F. Cerino. SEC- OND ROW: R. Roppenecher, J. Chiego, E. Arthur, D. Duff, B. Ferrara, C. Delorenzi, G Durgin. THIRD ROW: С. Lescota, S. Pyczko, W. Malloy, E. Williams, J. Raab, G. Craney, J. Holland, P. Skakum. JUNIORS TOOL DIE FIRST ROW: М. Cataldo, У. Cirelli, 1. УШо� е, М. Lopreato. SECOND ROW: А. De Luca, Ј. Cocuzza, В. Ferdinandi, J. La Pola, J. Devel. | Class of “68” Le Officers Mr. Stanziale Advisor f 1 | | ° LEF T TO RIGHT: J. Torsiella Treasurer, J. Coriello President, M. De Angelis Vice-Presi- dent, J. Slattery Secretary. Sophomore Class of SOPHOMORE FIRST ROW: С. Morales, P. Pomponio, 5. Andrews, D. Ali, I. Santiago, S. Achlanger, J. Nega. SECOND ROW: L. Casiero, Corballis, S. Faronea, A. Sanles, B. Reihart, A. Dobbs, J. Bell. THIRD ROW: F. Nardone, F. Corvino, Luckenback, L. Walker, C. Stephens, L. Ehrhardt, J. Maillard, J. De Ring. FIRST ROW: N. Berric, С. Reinhardt, R. Lauday, Р. MeCann. SECOND ROW: П. Robertello, J. Slattery, M. Maiorino. THIRD ROW: G. Truppo, J. Cook, B. Kirkland. CARPENTRY = ----- ---- FIRST ROW: J. Malek, T. Reynolds, М. Sambrowski. SECOND ROW: У. Marshell, W. Johnson, J. Alfano, W. Butler, THIRD ROW: H. Milkewicz, В. Johnson, J. Genzone, P. Potenzone, У. Alifano, W. Smith. DRAFTING TH FIRST ROW: А. Pomponio, В. Lepore, J. McCorristin, D. Ayres, А. Melchione. SECOND ROW: Е. Bernat, R. Di Nardo, R. Ocejo, L. Dray, R. Atkins. THIRD ROW: А. Raimondo, E. Delli, C. Murphy, J. Camerlin, J. Friel, W. Dellorco, M. Thompson. ELECTRIC FIRST ROW: W. Robinson, В. Rodriguez, R. Gossweiler, W. Anthony, A. Stoia. SECOND ROW: 5. Rea, С. Conzalez, N. Hardin, J. Gialanella, M. Di Palma, THIRD ROW: A. Megaro, M. Marrese, L. Conway, С. Craddock, W. Burnam, J. Eairc, M. De Angelis. MANUFACTURING FIRST ROW: A. Zampella, H. Jelonnek, P. Rizzolo, M. Osborne, SECOND ROW: А. Loy- ola, J. Tabron, M. Silva, Z. Mackenzi, R. Serra. FIRST ROW: Gagliano, Torsiello, Almedia, Brugger, Kolinger, Сами. SECOND ROW: Marino, Crayne, Konrad, Maciocco, Bell, Rivera, Gress, Madden. THIRD ROW: Burke, Mc- Carthy, Bostick, Dolan, Napoliello, Raimondo, Kirwin, Melia. FOURTH ROW: Barrington, Alicea, Bloch, Riley, Bacalhan, Cook, Wadolowski, Sweeting, Ferdnance, Adams. TOOL and DIE RK RPS FIRST ROW: С. Oliver, J. Giblin, R. Svenson, P. Martin. SECOND ROW: С. Schulz, Н. Woodward, R. Clayton, H. Darragh. THIRD ROW: H. Davis, N. Mascolo, J. Cioffi, P. Fedor, J. Franco, J. Ferguson. Class of “69” $ Officers Mr. Roche Advisor LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Smith Secretary, K. McLoughlin President, Vice-President L. Patuto, Treasurer N. Privitera. Freshmen Class of Viscide, Magruder, Ackerson, Palmiei, Pallitto, Laycock, Martinez. SECOND ROW: Cirelli, Cataldo, MeGunnigle, Colie, De Santis, Reddan. THIRD ROW: Egidio, Marano, Renales, Liloia, West, Lombardy, Addis. FOURTH ROW: Serio, Spagnardi, Kent, Farrell, Cetrulo, Ricco, Allen, Di Alessandro, Rudzinski. FIRST ROW: = Е Perez, Zoppi, Rizzitello, Albanese, Spanos, Ingarra. SECOND ROW: Mejais, THIRD ROW: Vennetelli, Lambo, FIRST ROW: Lonie, Bisignano, Cook, Slanovits, Bianchi, Gardner. Lindsey, Lambo, Marino, Bergamasco, Cirelli. FOURTH ROW: Lopomo, McLougnlin, Middleton, McGee, Nicholson. De Dolce, Timko, Collins, A | y | i r___tt су FIRST ROW: Colgiazier, Hitchcock, Loftin, Campanaro, Daveldek. SECOND ROW: Butler, Giasullo, Campbell, Bausback, Holmes. THIRD ROW: Romano, Johnson, Rose, Phelan, Piatek, Wright, Lee. FOURTH ROW: Metallo, Williams, Washington, Bielski, Raimomdo, Juarbe, Ashukian, Purnell, Adamski. FIRST ROW: Russo, Foggio, Ayres, Ashby, Basilone, McGuire, Festa, Duffy. SECOND ROW: Lasowski, Connors, Cooney, Dougard, Capanear, Camerlin, De Vre, Paglia. THIRD ROW: Walton, Manos, Marchaese, Pekalski, Perry, St. John, Lineau, Зимон, Santucci, Rutter. ин” WI WU M, ] FIRST ROW: Smith, Singerline, Moore, Privitera, Kulesa, Corby, Knapp, Farrell, Mustica. SECOND ROW: Cochia, Rodriguez, Lippincott, Sarnowski, McMahon, Indiero, Caputo, Miller. THIRD ROW: Kelly, Rosamilio, De Noia, Chudek, Willis, Boud, Cataldo, Blozen. Craftsmanship character scholarship ability Craftsmanship character sc holarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarship abili ty Craftsmanship character SC holarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarship ability 7 - Craftsmanship character scholarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarship abi lity Craftsmanship character scholarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarship ability 5. О. REPRESENTATIVES ѕ.о. representives 1965-1966 Student Organization Representatives 1965-1966 BOTTOM ROW: М. Gregorwicz, A. Pomponio, M. Sambrowski, V. Maccagnan (Pres.), Mr. Stanziale (Advisor), 5. Spodofora, Rudzinski, Daily. MIDDLE ROW: Е. Sico, A. Bruno, J. Battista, B. Maccargo, C. Wiggins, J. Renna, J. Raimondo, Ј, Immersi, N. Privitera. TOP ROW: J. Cocuzza, J. Hencinsky, M. De Anglis, Bulter, Johnson, K. Serra, L. Cucolo, H, Henson, Murch, J. Maillard. YEARBOOK STAFF Мг. Fiorini Yearbook Advisor m. H i A LEFT TO RIGHT: М. Esposito, H. Henson, P. Orsini, В. Wrigley, D. Pieretti, В. Anglesea, A. Gossweiler, J. Hen- cinsky, J. Ellis. YEARBOOK FINANCIALSTAFE ЋЕ Lë E LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Almquist, Mr. Kinder (advisor), W. Ezyk. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Verdon, F. Andrettola, W. Ezyk, S. Mark, A. Gossweiller, V. Maccag- nan, R. Anglesea, W. Sniezek, W. Homoky, D. Pieretti, R. Dougherty, S. Gong, F. Kinder, (advisor), H. Henson, A. McWhirr. Mr. Kinder S. Gong Advisor Vice-President H. Henson A. McWhirr President Secretary GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: W. Smith, J. Battista, R. Serra, F. Cioffi, Z. Lachowski, J. Ellis, F. Engallina. SECOND ROW: J. Wadlowski, P. Bascharow, |. Пе ха� е, L. Cucolo, L. Simone, J. De Croce. THIRD ROW: А. Pomponio, J, Renna, T. Diaco, M. Esposito, W. McCarthy. TOP ROW: R. Rodriguez, J. Renna, J. Cocuzza, J. Bielski, J. Holmes. MIDDLE ROW: R. АПе� , T. Stomi- any, M. Cruz, W. Addis, A. De Luca. BOTTOM ROW: W. Robinson, J. Purnell, P. Reddan, L. McGunnigle, J. Helmes. KEY CLUB Wi ма МА STANDING: . DeFuria, W. Ezyk, W. Butler, R. Wrigley, W. Sniezek, A. McWhirr, A. Anglesea, R. e BS: V. Мас- сар� а� , О. Паја А, Совзме ег, Gong, В. Dougherty, H. Не� зо� , С. Fink, T. В. Anglesea President A. Gossweiler Secretary P. Orsini, B. Almquist, W. Homoky. KNEELING: Stomiany, Z. Lachowski, S. Mark, R. Ocejo. A. Verdon, F. Andrettola, S. G. Fink Vice-President A. McWhirr Treasurer SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE à SN a | | STANDING: D. Pieretti, G. Fink, H. Henson, J. Hencinsky, P. Orsini, B. Almquist, L. Cucolo. KNEELING: В. Wrigley, A. Bronco, V. Maccagnan, А. Ме Вит, E. DeAngelo. NEWSPAPER Г | №: L. Stoia, A. McWhirr, Мг. Mortenson (advisor), H. Henson (editor), В. Almquist, T. Stomiany. STUDENT PATROL FIRST ROW: W. Weaver, V. Genegrasso, J. Ferraro, J. Ellis, H. Henson. SECOND ROW: B. Cammarieri, C. Young, T. Stomiany, J. Brown, L. Stoia, J. Carroll. THIRD ROW: М. Wasacz, G. Ekizian, R. Wiggins, P. Oriel, J. Hencinsky, P. Orsini, T. Diaco, F. Colucci. DANCE COMMITTEE KNEELING: D. Walton, T. Пасо, М. Esposito. STANDING: В. Serra, L. Cucolo, J. Cocuzza, B. Almquist, J. Hencinsky, R. Anglesea, G. Fink, F. Colucci, A. Pomponio. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB FAR LEFT: T. Rosamilia, H. Henson, J. Ellis, J. Hencinsky. PROM COMMITTEE || | LEFT TO RIGHT: Z. Lachowski, J. Ferraro, J. Hencinsky, С. Fink. L. Cucolo. PROJECTION CREW LEFT ТО RIGHT: У. МаПоу, T. Wilson, P. Skakum, В. Sorge. ОВАМАТТС CLUB - 3 STANDING: A. Bruno, A. Delucca, E. De Angelo, T. Wilson, T. Stomiany, J. Hillyard, J. Hencinsky, P. Oriel, J. Cocuzza, L. Cul ollo, В. Dougherty, H. Henson. KNEELING : H. Lostin, Z. Lachowski, J. Ellis, А. McWhirr, J. Giblin, L. Stoia, J. Purnell, В. Clay- ton. STAGE CREW 3 H С. Young, Z. Lachowski Craftsmanship character scholarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarshi р ability Craftsmanship character scholarshi р ability Craftsmanship character scholarship 3 ability Craftsmanship character scholarship abi lity Craftsmanship character scholarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarship ability 4 L Craftsmanship character scholarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarship ability Craftsmanship character scholarship ability 一 О 0 | y he E Z = d he О Student cutting down а� armature TOOL AND DIE working on lathe АУТАТТОМ ЗНОР checking airplane engine Engine Overhaul RADIO SHOP electrical wiring Character service craftsmanship St Бойагв тр ability е Character service craftsmanship character scholarship s Character sery ic e craftsmanship character scholarship Character service craftsmanship character scholarship + Character serv ice craft smanship character scholarship Character service craftsmanship scholarship ability Character service craftsmansh ip scholarshi р ability Character service craftsmanship scholarship abil ity š Character service craftsmanship scholarship ability Character service craftsmanship scholarship ability VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: W. Brandon, K. Nicholson, C. Young. STANDING: Coach A. Stanziale, J. Cumo, B. McCarco, B. Jones, R. Wiggins, R. Johnson, H. Davis, K. Meravi, R. Ocejo, M. Renales. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: J. Egidio, S. Andrews, W. Anthony, С. Craddock. STANDING: Coach N. Roach, M. Renales, R. Williams, L. West, J. Dixon, H. Davis, M. Thompson, N. Macioci. STANDING: T. Stomiany, J. Hencinsky, Coach Fiorini, P. Oriel, Cammarieri . KNEELING: Williams, A. McWhirr, В. Anthony. SOCCER STANDING: Т. Пасо, С. Hammed, В. Serra, T. O'Kane, К. Nicholson, В. Dougherty, J. Hillyard. KNEELING: N. Mascula, J. Abbaelo, B. Logan, J. Bronco, D. Elais, Coach Terlizzi. VARSITY BASEBALL = s9 - STANDING: В. Terlizzi, A. Stanziale, N. Deering, В. Fiorini, W. Calney, E. Rochford. KNEELING: В. Minelli, R. Вга� ара� . ВООБТЕК CLUB EA | | же J. Bielski, R. Holmes, J. Purnell, H. Loftin, D. Johnson, S. McCunigle, J. Sparnardi. FIELD DAY Physical Fitness Physical Fitness Mrs. Зете ћу Mrs. Jacangelo Mrs. Murphy Mrs. Feid Che Cechnician In 1913, the Legislature of the State of New Jersey passed an act permitting the establishment of voca- tional schools on what is known as the “County Unit” basis. Prior to the passage of this act, the boys and girls living in the smaller municipalities of Essex and other counties of the State had no opportunity to obtain vocational education. This act aimed to provide ш а larger measure equal educational opportunity Гог all, to avoid unnecessary duplication and ехре� зе and to obtain a greater degree of efficiency ш Ше administration oÍ vocational education through centralization and the operation of larger units. In 1915 Essex County took advantage of the provisions of the school act of 1913 and established the “Board of Education of the Vocational Schools in the County of Essex”. The Board was created {ог the express purpose oÍ organizing, operating and administering a system oÍ vocational schools that would pro- vide equal opportunity for the boys and girls of all the munic ipalities of the county. The first vocational school in Essex County was established by the Board of Education of the City of Newark in the year 1910: When the county schools were established in 1915 there began talk of duplication of effort. Both the county and Newark expande d their programs during the next 10 years, with the county schools serving chiefly those communities in Essex county outside of Newark. The Newark Board of Education and the Essex County Board of Vocational Education entered into agree- ment whereby the County Board agreed to purchase for the sum of $1,100,000 the Newark Boys Vocational school and equipment, the Newark Building Trades School and енна, а� і Ше Ме магк Girls Vocational School equipment only. In оссша� се with this agreement, the County Board of Vocational Education as- sumed control of these schools on January 1, 1925. Until 1938 the County Vocational Schools were conducted as special vocational schools, with no high school status, offering skilled trade courses two years in length VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS FORMED Plans were made to have the schools approved by the State Board of Education as High Schools. Plans were also formulated to include technical as well as skilled trade courses in order to better meet the needs of an industrial nation which was developing new technical knowledge and skill at an unprecedented rate. Surveys of industry indicated that there was a need for from 3 to 7 technical workers in New Jersey for every engineer yet far few technicians were being trained than engineers. SCANNING OF COURSES: An almost constant scanning of courses to make sure that the county schools are not only up to date in their instruction, but that they are not offering instruction, which is no longer useful in industry, nor in- struction which can be effectively offered by the local districts acting independently. Every few years (cont. on page 91) IT HAS BEEN HEARD SPORTS . Alverez: ‘Mangione, quit it” SOCCER SCORES SUCCESSFUL SEASON `. Biscardi: “Complete the asignment ' 2 m um n. Bryant? “бо. Со. Со” Bloomfield Tech completed из first year of уаг- ‚ Саше’ “Like real New Yorker” sity soccer and it was a successful season. Of . Crowley: ““Shut Up!” . Deering: “Let's have it boys” . Fiorini: “Baby Brain” | +, Hamara: “What the duece do you want” Ше fifteen games played by the varsity team, И compiled a respectable record of nine wins and six defeats. Coaches Calney and Deering were greatly pleas- Jackson: “Creep meeting, see me at 3: 15” ed with the cooperation and ent husiasm that they . Kennedy: “It could be had received from Ше players, faculty and stu- . Kinder: “This is your last chance” dent body. “Clean Up” Among the highlights of this season are, finish- . Lynch: . Loftus: “Donkeys”” ing second in the Tech League, behind the co- ‚Mason: “What's the рго ет” champions, Irvinton Tech and Edison Tech. We . Martin: “АП right Zeke” more than held our own with Newark schools `. McCoy: “НеПо again! Peace!” beating three of the four teams that we played. г. Mortenson: “Stop rocking the Боа” Our only loss to Newark schools came through e. Nixon: “Рау or Stay” inexperience when we lost to Weeguahic High i School in the last 90 seconds of play after lead- . Purdy: “Leave it alone, it works” ` А | ше for the entire game 2 to 1. Especially sweet . Tezlizzi: “All right you guys . Thomas: “Get to work” was our upset victory 3 to 1 over the heavily favored Barringer High School team, which eli- . Verbeck: “Соте on, please fellows’’ minated them from qualifying for the state tour- i Zeppenfild: “Students who don't listen” . Minelli: “Моуе It” nament. From a modest beginning last year when a team was recruited from the student body š through the persistent efforts of Coach Calney, and we only played our team against J.V.'s of other schools, we have indeed reached a pinnacle of success I BELIEVE that few rookie teams ever enjoy in their first year of varsity competition. The nine wins loom in the human race, big against our lost column of six. in the warm heart, in man's integrity, in the goodness of free society; that the society can become good only as long аз we are willing to work and fight for it, and to help overcome Give a man alms and you give him temporary whatever imperfections may exist. relief, but give him work and you save him. Jackie Robinson Children are a great comfort in one’s old age. They help you get there. MACHINE IS SUPREME!? Once again the “Supreme” Machine Shop has proved Из superiority over the ‘‘Mighty’’ Auto Shop in the Junior-Senior Intramural basketball league, defeating them by a score of 35 to 24. Machine shop controlled the tap-off and scored the first points. The heat of the battle was so fierce that subsitution was limited. Sharp shoot- ing by both sides highlighted the game. The vast experience of the students of the Supreme Machine Shop showed as they took on a 13 to 3 lead on the Mighty Auto Shop in the first ten minutes of the game. The game was on thin ice for the Big and Mighty who knew they could’nt win without the assistance of the star player who wasn't pres- BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1965 – 1966 Newark Tech Arts High Barringer Irvington Tech Paterson Tech Irvington Tech Harrison High Newark Tech Edison Tech College High Arts High St. James Harrison High St. James P ent for the game. aterson T. Edison Tech BASKETBALL TEAM SWINGS INTO ACTION 108 In the past we have seen many teams come and go. Some with good and some with bad records, but we doubt that anyone, after watching our team this year, can say that our boys did not give it everything they had. It is therefore only right, that we praise each and every member of the team for their excellent job of re- presenting us as sportsmen and gentlemen. he nucleus of the “65-66” team came from the J.V. of last year's team. We at Tech expected a great deal from our courts- ters, “Wonder Boy Johnson, “Speedy” Nicholson, “Shorty” Macargo, Leeping Jones, and “Нарру”” Maravi. In singling out individuals, must we say that Ron Johnson did a terrific job with his ball handling and his aggressive manner. Ken Nicholsen's ball handling and sharp eye kept us in many a game. Burt Jones and Ken Maravi were responsible for the backboards and their jobs were handled in a commendable man- ner. Joe Wadlowski came through from the side court when we needed a helping hand. Ben Macargo, al- though the smallest on the squad, proved he could hold his own, both in handing the ball and in scoring. Thiswill be a long remembered basketball season to the graduating class of “66”. Adolph P. Stanziale Coach Neal Roche, J.V. Coach Sam Gong, Manager 11 wins 4 loses some course is radically changed or is discontinued because Ше need for it has ceased to exist. Expansion and contraction will go on and will continue to be governed by the principles of need and the premise that the county unit showed those things and only those things it can do better than the local dis- tricts acting independently. BLOOMFIELD TECH. Our school originated in West Orange, and shortly thereafter was located at Тогу’з corner. The building caught fire and was destroyed (1927). After the fire, the school moved to Montelair. It was located at the corner of Forest and Chestnut Streets. The building had been previously used by the Montclair School Sys- tem’s Board of Education. In that school, there were approximately 100 students and a total of eight in- structors. The school had six shops besides a few academic classrooms. These shops were: 1. Auto Mechanics 2. Carpentry 3. Electric 4. Plumbing 5. Drafting 6. Food Management. When the school was in Montclair it was possible to complete the course in two years, however, no high school diploma was offered. The school was finally relocated in Bloomfield in September 1931 after the present building was constructed. When we were established in Bloomfield our school started to grow. From the previous 100 students, it grew to 250 students, and from eight instructors to fifteen. After the move to Bloomfield, two shops were dropped because of lack of interest. These were Plumbing and Food Management. However, there were two more shops added. These were Aviation and T.V. as well as Radio. In 1937 the course was extended from two years to three years. In 1942 the school was established as a four year high school offering а high school diploma. During World War II our school was in operation twenty- four hours a day training war workers. Our school is a part of the Exxes County Vocational and Technical School System. The History and growth of the Essex County Vocational Schools have paralleled the growth in importance of the skilled mechanic and the technican in our modern industrial society. This growth has been so rapid since the beginning of World War II that it virtually constitutes a second industrial revolution. More complex equipment, more complex curricula, more highly trained instructors and better qualified students have all been required to meet the ever-increasing demands of industry and commerce for greater and better skills. THE JOKER'S CORNER Two men were seated in a bus. One of them noticed that his friend had his eyes closed. ‘‘What’s the matter, Bill?” he asked, “Feeling ill?” “No I'm all right, answered Bill, “И” в just that I hate to see all these ladies standing. Tom: “Why did you have to go to an eye surgeon just for drinking coffee?” Bob: ‘‘I left the spoon in the cup.” Sergeant: “Ноу does your uniform fit you, soldier?” Private: “The shirt fits all right, but the trousers are too loose around the armpits.” AROUND OUR HALLS WHO ...13 the senior homeroom teacher that gets mistaken [ог a senior? ...is the girl Gary G. chauffers around? ...15 the senior boy that could pass for one of the 4 Seasons, could it be Joe R.? WHAT ...1s the special attraction in Trenton for Herb H. ? ...is it that makes Greg Е. feel fine? HEN ‚..мШ Edward M. learn to drive slow ly? ...will John H. cut his hair? ... Will the Technician meet their deadline? ...will Mr. Alverez lose his temper? ...will history become exciting? ... will the freshmen outgrow their antics? ... Will the Photographer finish the pictures? шү ...can't Bob W. wait for the summer? ...did Mr. Stanzial remain so calm during the Harrison game? ...does George L. get a standing ovation [ог opening the window in English class? ...doesn't Mr. Purdy wear suspenders? WORD GAME Add two letters...change the letters around to make a new word. HINT K CARTS YET M TRIPE Г.У. GUIDE - Paul D. has gym and per- spires so much he has to take А Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. : 00 - Tony T. is called down to the ‘Guiding Light” and upon returning to class he is given “Profiles in Courage.” 8: 30 - To Herbert H. liverwurst is “Ошег Limits.” 10: 00 - After flying into Ше Metal- lurgy Lab, John C. discovers he is Lost in Space.” 11: 30 - Richard W. wakes up, stag- ers out of bed, takes a shower, looks into the mirror and sees “Naked City.” 12: 10 - Upon reaching the edge of the stage Vic М. decides to take “One Step Beyond.” 12: 30 - When everyone hears the lunch bell they rush like а “Fugi- tive. 1: 00 - Тот S. is going to reach his Breaking Point unless he finds out “Where the Action Is.” 2:00 - Joe E. and Ralph H. rush to English class like “Batman and Robin.” 148 ru ‘esa ‘1942114 ‘Aidwo � 1IMSUY For Sale Want Ads’ “or Sale; А set o 1] used crying | г For Sa ( f well u ed rying towels to give Wanted: A two day work week and a five day week- VOUI excuses the proper effect. 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Industrial Supplies ROGERS CLOTHES 316 Glenwood Ave. Bloomfield New Jersey 42 Dodd $1. Bloomfield, N. J. Pilgrim 3-1800 РІ 8-0744 М. “Mickey” Bonder ickey Bonde CLINTON MILK CO. C. A. AUTO WRECKERS 353 Morris Ave. 113 River Road Newark, N. J. Nutley 10, N. J. J. W. WELLER CO. POWER CHEMICALS INC. National Newark Essex Bank Seven Church Street Building мен Ј. Bloomfield, New Jersey PARK SERVICE INC. RAMBLER Where Quality is Built in Not Added О� 470 Broad $1. Bloomfield, New Jersey STEPHENSON MACHINERY CO. 721 Boulevard Kenilworth, New Jersey Calent Show Bloomfield Tech FEB. 10, 1966 EXTRA JOE RENNA Ist. Place Winner sings “More” JOE DeCROCE sings “Two Different Worlds” Three Reds and a White sing “The Glory of Love” The Teenbeats sin “Wipe Ош” Group Winner Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs —— —— Бр уу АНИ тезата a = -. —— me == ss очи же а сат ME — + mn ee m - LJ т” š | | 4 | ШД ІШ d ni I HB T „ ІН ji Ш m | en m — a