Vailsburg High School - Valkyrian Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1964 volume:

ODUCTION which we sha present r our varicolored the tapestry of our l gh school threads which cover aNpultitude of activiti % football antes the dejection of defeat, the torturous homework assignments, the ex TO A CLASS” the long walk do jisle surrounded by proud, beaming parents, id act which is the most important, for it is fn the third act, widely will be our future lives our high'school careers ifrom nowT WAexfij e were the second proudly present our yearb that we, thetyradufli the VALKYR! citement of the prom, the thrill of donning your graduation gown, PRESIDENT JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY . . ask not u hat your country can do for you — ask what you can do for your country . THE TWENTY-THIRD PSALM The LORD is my shepherd, I shall not want; He maketh me to lie down in green pastures. He leadeth me beside the still waters; He restoreth my soul. He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadoiv of death, I ivill fear no evil; for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies; thou anointest my head with oil, my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall folloiv me all the days of my life; and 1 will divell in the house of the LORD for ever. During our years in Vailsburg, there have been many teachers who have worked unselfishly in helping and guiding us along the road to maturity. One such teacher is Mr. Henry Yam. Aside from being an excellent history teacher, he also serves in numerous other capacities. As guidance counselor, he was always ready to give his moral and physical support to any of those pupils who were faced with distressing problems. Through his efforts and under his sage leadership, the Student Council has become the body where our representatives can voice opinions concerning the whole school. Mr. Yam, as head of the Audio-Visual Department, has engineered the mechanics of many an assembly. Also, anyone who has ever had the opportunity of being late knows whose face is the first to he seen. Whenever we think of Mr. Yam, we will he reminded of his soft-spoken mannerism, the helping hand he always had ready to lend, and his elegant mustache. To express the sincere thanks of the graduating class, we proudly dedicate the VALKYRIAN ?64 to Mr. Henry Yam. DEDICATION ALMA MATER £bc 3 I r rrr Pp f pp idJ j £?IV_ j. -U- rtrrrtrrr p Our RlmaModer5 Vadsburg ToTlnee VJe Proudly Sing,In 6b J. xW,‘ Ai If T iLk t pf r r r,V.u f- P f r r j. t Honor 0 J ]sf Banner Our Joyous Voices Ring t ’% } fw. ' - - r—i f n i. Hi ——� —p w ! fttrr UirilWMo Eternally Light IVSky-fts uH Jflllj 5rj -)bf nrlf rf......... Vikings VJe H RemvnBer k Havne. 0 Moisture ni V As we seniors look hack to our first high school years, we marvel at how much we have grown both mentally and physically. Our teachers and administrators have played a large part in molding us into what we are now and what we shall be in the future. Through their adept efforts, we have gained much knowledge and insight of ourselves, others, and our complicated world. Although we leave Vailsburg High School, the faculty and administration will carry on and continue to teach and influence thousands more like us. We seniors would like to thank all those who helped us travel along that rocky road to maturity. We hope we have made their profession as enjoyable and worthwhile as they have made our education. DR. JOHN T. McSHARRY WILLIAM A. MONPHODE JH. vice principal Nothing was ever too insignificant for Mr. Monprode's careful attention to our scheduling problems, which were solved with patience, understanding, and dispatch. The Class of 1961 was fortunate to be the recipient of Mr. Monprode's kindness, warm interest, and continual encouragement. We sincerely thank him for making our sta at Vails-burg High School an enjoyable one. principal Dr. McSharry a guidance, inspiration, and firm discipline will lead us to accept new responsibilities and positions of leadership in the future. As an educator and leader. Dr. McSharry will always stand high in our esteem. As a friend, he will always he in our affection. We, the Graduating Class of 1964, express to Dr. McSharry our sincere thanks and appreciation for his tireless work on our behalf and for his unending faith in each one of us. GUIDANCE MISS ELIZABETH A. McHL'GH The Senior Class of 1 6I wishes to express its deep gratitude to Miss Elizabeth McHugh for having performed that Jiercu-lean task of establishing a broad functional guidance program. Miss McHugh will always be remembered for her personal interest and help in enabling each student to better understand and solve his problems. The high ideals set up by this dedicated woman will always be keenly appreciated by ever member of the class. MRS. ELEANOR R. ZARIN As we reach our Senior Year in high school, we search for the expert advice of someone who can assist us to make the best choices for our future life. We. the Senior Class of Vailsburg High, are extremely grateful that we have found such a person—Mrs. Zarin. our guidance counselor, who has done so much to help us. We sincerely express our appreciation and gratitude MR. FRANK J. HILL The Graduating Class of Vailsburg High School is greatly indebted to this dedicated advisor. His authoritative advice and congeniality will be remembered by all those who know him. Always helpful with our current and future problems, he is able to comprehend our needs. The seniors are truly thankful for having such a conscientious counselor. HUGH CONWAY MARTIN KENDRICK BESS GFTTRICH. chairman BUSINESS MARION Cl NNINGHAM HARRY HATCH LAURA ISSERMAN SAMUEL KOSKY SANFORD RIFKIN ELAINE LA PARA PENELOPE VEKIAR1S ANN KILLIAN BENJAMIN LEON BARBARA ZOIS - T V JOAN D'ALESSIO ENGLISH ANGELA DE MARTINO EUGENE FOLEY EUGENE HANLEY ESTHER NORTON ROBERT U ALSH VIRGINIA SPRENGER VINCENT TRUNK CHARLES VALENTINE JOSEPH LIDDY LANGUAGE EVELYN B ACM ELLER FRANCES RAYNIEN GEORGE LONG MARTIN MOSKOWITZ. chairman � � CAROL CALLAGHAN JOSEPH McHUGH DANIEL I)E FILIPPO MA THEM A TICS MARYLOl SAFERBORN KATHERINE BANKS FLORENCE DISPENZIERE MUSIC ANN GRYNKEWICH PRACTICAL ARTS ANTHONY MARGOPOTO SARA KAUFMAN ANTONNETTE CHIGCONE LEONORA ELYNN AIJCE HINES PHYSICAL EDUCATION HENRY RYAN SOL STONE ANN MURRAY GEORCIANA CAM ERON OSCAR TATE A. ALVIN CHUDD MICHAEL EBER SCIENCE LEON UPPMAN HERBERT KLEIN SOCIAL STUDIES JOHN GROOME JOHN HEDSTROM JOHN PETITT1, chairman RAYMOND RAFANA RODNEY LEWIS CARMINE VILLANI HENRY YAM LIBRAR Y STAFF MARION BUCHNER JULIA FISCHER MATHILDA BRENNAN OFFICE STAFF MARY FRISCIA CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIAL STAFF IN MEMOHIAM CARMEN VILLANI “When God picks His flowers, He picks the finest.'' LEONORA FLYNN The year 1963 will he remembered by Vailsburg students because it marked the passing of two of our most beloved teachers. Mr. Viliam’s and Mrs. Flynn’s selfless devotion and tireless efforts to help their pupils will not soon be forgotten by anyone who had the privilege of being in any of their classes. It seems that the four years we spend in high school pass all too quickly. Of these, the senior year is by far the most rewarding. Parties, proms, plans for the future, and finally graduation culminate, perhaps, one of the best years of our lives. Yes, we worked hard—being Seniors added much to our responsibilities. Most of us learned that life isn't all “fun and games, ' but we shouldered our new obligations. When we leave Vailsburg, we’ll leave behind many friends and many memories, some happy and some sad. Yet, the future spreads her winding road before us and beckons: “Come! Come! See what life really has to offer!” We hope we are prepared. SENIOR ADVISORS We, the Senior Class, are deeply indebted to our faculty advisors—Mrs. Evelyn Bacheller and Mr. Leon Lippman. The goals which we, as seniors, had set for ourselves were not easily attained and, at times, seemed impossible. Our advisors, however, were with us every step of the way. Patiently, and with great forliearance, they have helped us time and time again to overcome obstacles which we thought insurmountable. Though words are poorly insufficient, we, the graduating class of 1964. would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our devoted advisors. We will always remember them. SENIOR F F I C E R S Pete Macaluso, V. Pres., Eloise Martino, Pres., Roseanne Napoliello, V. Pres. Louis Lapow and Paul Bachman. Treasurers. THANKS TO A SWELL BUNCH OF KIDS FOR A JOB WELL DONE!! Betty Jean Petersen, Sec., Eileen Madaras, Corresponding Sec. LOUIS GENE ALFANO Known for his jokes • look for him at Liedl's • likes cars • musically inclined • enjoys record-keeping • sharp dresser NORMAN PAUL AGUIAR “Beaver” • pleasant manners • homework hater • likes to go to dances and movies • designs model cars • hopes to be an electrician Football MARY TERESA ABBATE “Mar” • sewing whiz • mmm hot dogs cute and petite • future educator • peppy cheerleader • personality plus with brains to match • “why? Pres. N.H.S.; Cheerleader; Literary Editor of Yearbook; Pep Club; Student Council; F.T.A.— Comm. Chairman; Hall Patrol FREDERICK LEWIS ALLEN “Jetman” • “what’s the word, thun-derbird?” • blue eyes • always at Loretta's • quiet in school • terrific imagination artistically inclined B. Bowling THERESA ANN APPENZELLER “Terry” • cheerful and pep-py • strawberry malts • I doubt it • loves to laugh • everybody twist” • letter writer • witty • favorite retreat—Mary’s house • “A Million to One Pep Club; G. Bowling; G. Basketball; Yearbook Literary Comm.; F.T.A. - STUART PAUL APPLEBAUM ROBERT FRANK APPLEBAUM “Turk • quick witfi the answer • “I don’t believe it.” • pride of Mr . Banks • great swimmer girls, girls, girl dislikes ties and homework • ambition—million- aire? J.V. Baseball; Swimming ELEANOR GAIL BACCARY “El” • dancing • “right!” • Licdl's • dancing • gumebewer • always has something to say • Impalas • spaghetti • dancing Secretarial Club; Pep Club “Stu” • Gruning's-at-thc-Top • girls • sport • outgoing • Liz Taylor • sporty dresser • always messing around • girls Cross Country; Swimming; Baseball MICHAEL JOSEPH AUGUST “Mike” • tall • brown eyes and brown hair • likes art • pizza-eater • “Only in America” • shy PAUL OTTO BACHMANN FERESHTEH BACHERI “Sure!” • never on lime • blue eyes • math genius • a Mrs. Sprcngcr fan • slide rules are in his future Math Club; Treasurer, Jr. and Sr. Class; PULS. “Fairy” • green eyes • an Iranian gal hut an American pal • Dean Martin fan • likes good times • hopes to be a doctor LOUIS BARON “Red” • going on a diet • hangs out at Gruning’s • Paul Newman fan • ambition : to become rich Swimming Team; Golf Club TERRY LEWIS BAIN Math whiz • hates show-offs • a talker • “Oh, come now! • a Mrs. Sprenger fan ANNA MARIE BARRASSO “Annie” • black shiny hair • terrific dancer • always running parties • a little shy • pretty clothes • green shoes • popular • Business Club; Student Council DIANA ELEANORE BARROSO MARJORIE ANNE BARTI.ETT “Dee” • loves to dance • sporty dresser • “you know i:: • The Hill • future LB.M. operator • driving and eating • red Caddies C. Bowling: Pep Club Blue eyes • outgoing • pizza cater • long hair • unusual laugh • hates to see things unfinished likes people and fun • a good friend to have Pep Club DOREEN NANCY BAWOROUSKI “Dee” • long curly hair • very friendly • “ah, those savings! • likes to knit, cook, and sew • “Babe” • never on time • Jane, Barb, and I FERDINAND JOHN BATTIATO “Mags’ pal” • Sinatra fan • “Big Al • lady’s man • good-looking brute • “ah money • a joker at heart: witty B. Bowling LESLEY SUSAN BECK Les • likes dancing, parties, boys • always trying to get the most fun out of life • green eyes • red hair Glee Club; Dance Committee JAMES JOSEPH BEIRNE “Jimmy • tall • reddish hair • freckles • mischievous • never serious GAIL ELIZABETH BISCHOFF Polite • friendly • good artist • this little blonde is always ready to help • likes history with Mr. Groomc • violets and glazed doughnuts future medical secretary Business Club; G. Bowling JEFFREY DENNIS BELLINA “Jeff’ • slim • blue eyes • quiet • nice personality • sometimes shy ROBERT ROLAND BERNSTEIN “Bob” • pleasing personality • neat dresser • racing cars • girls • loud music • sports • hates homework and slow drivers Tennis Club; B. Bowling JUDI MARIE BERNSON “John” • a little bit of devil • Cedar Grove cheers in Vails-burg halls • that laugh • seen with Linda P. • “remember those football games” • Pessini’s, East Orange Dance Comm.; Tennis Club; Pep Club; Business Club ARTHUR JOHN BRADY Art” • 6T” • big blue •yes • football leads the list • always scon with Danny • ovcs parties and good times • ;)lans to be a physical education eachcr Varsity and Intramural Football; Varsity and Intramural Baseball; 'tudent Council; Prom Commit-ce; Biology Club; Varsity Basketball LORRAINE ROSEANN BOVINE Her red hair • always voicing her opinions • Sinatra her idol • • hates nasty people • casual, but neat dresser • craves Italian food • ambition is to be a private secretary HOWARD RONALD BLOOM “How” • hates to get up in the morning • college ahead • Mt. Vernon • those beautiful sweaters J.V. Baseball; Cross Country; Yearbook—Sports Committee c EDWARD RICHARD BRANNICAN “Irish” • an apple every day • T-Bird girls, girls, girls history • • Mrs. B. • likes baseball Swimming Team; Soccer Team Dance Committee; Sports Committee BERNADETTE ELIZABETH BRENNAN “Bcrnie • green eyes • Irish temper • stacked heels • unusual laugh • “Ann Landers of V.H.S.” • bub-bling personality • a sure success Spanish Club; C. Bowling; Junior Achievement ROBERT JOHN BUCKOWSKI “Buck • Ray Charles fan • only a faithful girl will do • loves history • neat dresser • “You Belong to Me” • future accountant J.V. Baseball: Track; Varsity Baseball 34 FRANCES GRACE BUCCI “Fran • brown eyes • dancing ballet • “one thing” • mature college boys • dresses in the latest style • karate • college bound G. Bowling; Student Council BARBARA LEE BREUNINGER “Barb • could I please use your phone, ma'm? • supports garages and gas stations • pretty complexion • “oh no” • personality unlimited • cheers for Lake Gerard G. Bowling; Pep Club; Literary Comm, of the Yearbook ROBERT BURKE “Bob” • cars, cars, cars • neat dresser • likes Elvis • Island Dragway • college his goal Basketball; Baseball; Football; Wrestling JOYCE H. BUZZA “Joy • brown eyes • driving • dancing • “sure do • pleasant but quiet • headed to beauty school • sharp dresser • personality and good looks G. Bowling; Glee Club; Pep Club; Yearbook Comm. DENNIS CALLAGHAN Bright red hair • mischievous grin • fast talker • pride of the Good Deal • easy go. ing LAURA ANN CERAULO “Laurie” • dozens of friends • “Wild is the Wind • bright future • good artist • beautiful clothes • quiet Business Club; Pep Club; Dance Comm.; Hall Patrol THOMAS CAPMAN Sports, sports, sports • 5T1 • blue eyes • likes Cadillacs • mmmm steak • hates to do homework Football ANTHONY DENNIS CARLUCCI “Ton” • dances in the showers • pizza • seen with a certain brunette • always in sports • No. 61 • sharp dresser • Impala Varsity Football; Basketball; Baseball MARTIN J. CASSEL “Marty” • photography bug • easy going • likes flying model planes • favorite girl must be sweet and nice Audio-Visual Club 35 ANN HELENE CESTONE PAUL JAMES CRYSTAL “Anni • seen with1 a certain ■omcoac • always neat • tall and cute • nice clothes • Cadillacs • loves shrimp • “you know?” Spanish Club; Student Council; Fund Raising WILLIAM FREDERICK CISKO “Billy” • 6 footer • outdoor boy • gray eyes • brown hair • athlete • boats, T-birds, slow dances, and girls are his favorites • wants to be rich Swimming Team ROSE MARIE CICCONE “Rose” • loves a good time • always throwing parties • hates white socks complains about the opposite sex • “thanks loads” • future secretary Glee Club; Business Club; Dance Committee; Pep Club “Cuban” • likes Lincoln Continentals • great personality • girls • unusual way of doing things girls wants to travel around the world LIVIA FRANCINE CIL'FI Petite • hazel eyes • Dion fan • shoes and more shoes • Italian guys • lots of cousins • future teacher? Co-Literary Editor of Yearbook; F.T.A.; Vine; Pep Club; Debating Club CHRISTOPHER J. CLINTOCK Always on the go • can be seen at “Loretta's with Fred and Willie likes football game- • pizza ttla • wants to retire young and rich Student Council; Refreshment Comm.; Publicity Comm.; B. Bowling Club CAYTON R. COLONNELLO “Gaetano • strictly Italian • Sophia Loren fan • “How Weak • “The Coral • “Mr. Italy” • Eldorado • “Hambone • wants to be rich Intramural Baseball; Intramural Football; Biology Club; Hall Patrol JOSEF LEE COHEN “Joe” • Gruning’s • big-hearted • lucky • good personality • likes ha«kethall and playing cards • tries hard EDMUND STEPHEN COHEN “Ed • “1 • Cruning's • known for his leadership • quick with the humor • Sammy Davis Jr. • future doctor Track; Cross Country; Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook; N.H.S.; Student Council; Freshman Basketball; Correspondent Press Bureau MARIE COLUCCI “Re • beautiful brown eyes • friendly • attractive • football games • good dancer • can lie seen with Laura • a good listener • future Stenographer Business Club; Pep Club; Student Council; Refreshment Comm. LINDA LOUISE COLYER 'Lynn • blue-eyed blond • !ot of school spirit • Johnny Mathis fan • hates not being ible to inarch into the auditorium • “Ain't that a kick in the head!!” Spanish Club; G. Bowling; Debating Club; F.T.A.; Pep Club; senior Play Comm.; Dance Comm.; Publicity Comm. JOYCE MARIE COR R AO “Joy • friendly • always willing to help • never goes to the store without a friend • classy dresser • big, brown eyes Glee Club LORRAINE CONNER “Cookie • blonde bombshell • life of the party always eats other people’s lunch • F-85 Cutlass her passion • hates walking to school • never on time Pep Club; Glee Club; Business Club; G. Bowling; Decorating Comm. IRENE MARY CONSOLANTIS “I • blond hair • brown eyes • crazy about the color baby blue and Bonnevilles • always laughing • that certain someone • Cliff Richard fan CAROL ANN TERESA COOKE “Cookie • blue eyes • good dancer • that special someone • Chinese food • football games • cute laugh • personality plus Clee Club PAMELA CUTRALE “Pam” • ruddy complexion • beautiful teeth • love tennis • always collegiate • “sure fool” • future psychologist Dance Comm.; Fund Rai-ing; Vine; Spanish Club; C. Bowling; Tennis Club LEONARD ARTHUR CUPINGOOD “Lenny” • basketball on Friday-night • hates to wear ties • girls?? • sexy smile • no sweat with math Varsity Basketball JAMES ANDREW CROWLEY “Jim” • hates homework • an active girl for him • math lover • outgoing • likes cars • ties bug him Chess Club; Outdoor Track; Swimming Team c JO ANN D’ARONZO “Jo” • beautiful clothes • pretty hair • dark eyes • crazy about Frank Sinatra • good driver • well acquainted with Wayne Social Comm. SHARON ANN D’ANTONIO “Shar • friendly • cute • can be seen with Barb and Jean • Rock Hudson fan • tennis player • future nurse • football games • T-birds Tennis Club; Pep Club; Decorating Comm.; G. Bowling; Literary Staff VIRGINIA C. DAVENPORT EDWARD ROBERT DAVIDSON “Eddie” • always flirting • never works hard • hates homework • (’.rand Prix • Criming • loves sports • future accountant Track Team: Junior Achievement; Yearbook Comm. 40 “Ginger” • “you know • pizza eater • “Just Two Kinds of People in the World • amiable • Licdl’s • loves typing • future secretary Pep Club; Dance Comm. LINDA LOUISE D'AUTORIO “Linda Ix� u • always giggling • .Mr. Wizard? • drives Mr. Hatch crazy • loves pork chops • hoys in the service • hates show-offs • personality p|us Student Council; Business Club; Pep Club; G. Bowling; Chorus; G. Basketball SUSAN ANNETTE DE ANGELO “Midget” • 4 11% • brown eyes • likes people and Corvettes • Montclair’s campus • goes for hoot-cnannies Orchestra; G. Bowling WILLIAM STEPHEN DEVANEY “Bill • shy • love turkey future magazine illustrator • Sp « -up • trumpet player • “Deep Purple” Band ANGELO 1)1 GIROLAMO Rig dark eyes Mark hair • husky • neat dresser • like car • good sense of humor ROBERT ALAN 1)1 GREGORIO “Di I)i • mild-mannered • amateur radio hug • Johnathan Winters fan • always fooling around with electronic gear • hate wise guys • future ensign B. Bowling; Amateur Radio Club; Electronics Club; Math Club; Softball Team c THOMAS EUGENE DOTEGOWSKI “Tucker” • a great friend • a boxer with a knockout punch • girls and football games are his favorite interest • future aeronautical engineer Varsity Football SUSAN ELAINE DONN Suzi” • peppy cheerleader • Cruning’ at-the-Top • collegiate • penny loafers • TJLE • “no really!” • great guitar player G. Bowling; Basketball; Cheerleading; N.H.S.; Art Editor of Yearbook; Pep Club MILDRED TERESA DI VONA “Millie” • hair of changeable colors • loves to eat mussels • “you’d better believe it” • Frank Sinatra, her favorite • “A Million to One • hopes to become a beautician Student Council; Pep Club; Dance Committee; Hall Patrol 41 NANCY IRENE DOUGHERTY •‘Nance • sparkling personality • has a millionaire in mind • future Lincoln Continental owner • “terrific • Dean Martin fan • “Phil’. C. Basketball: Hall Patrol: Pep Club; Dance Comm.; Sports Comm. MONITA MORNS DREYER “No doubt al out it • frat parties • long hair, long ago • KnobhyV • Angela and Bernadette • always laughing • many sweaters G. Bowling; Swimming KATHLEEN M. ECKEL “Kath • beach parties • green-eyed hlonde • “Queen of the Twist at Belmar • always laughing • personality-plus Pep Club; G. Basketlwll; Dance Comm.; Chorus JOAN CAROL ELLERMANN “Joanie” • writes letters to sen-ice men • lies up the phone • collects records • baby blue is her color • constantly laughing • ambition-secretary Orchestra; Chorus MARJORIE DRIES “Blondy • hazel eyes • outgoing • tall boys • crazy driver • Cadillacs • Italian food her favorite • remembered for her hlonde hair • future beautician Chorus; G. Bowling; Pep Club LOIS EVELYN ELLF-HMANN CAROL ARLENE ENDICK “Lowie • “are you Lois or Joan?” • easy to Ret along with • Marlon Brando admirer • gold Cadillacs • wild over the color green • always laughing • ambition: medical secretary JO ANN JULIE FALLUCCA “Jo” • always a lady • never a snob • neat appearance • Frankie Avalon is her favorite Glee Club; Business Club ANNE MARIE FALCONE “Annie” • car hops • “oh sure!” • friend to everyone • “listen to what happened last night!’’ • cas- ual and neat dresser • remembered for her smile • outgoing G. Bowling; Chorus; Pep Club; Hall Patrol: Business Club Ix ng. dark hair • conserva tive dresser • Craning at the-Top • Bradley Beach lxunhing around • Don’s U.S.Y. dances G. Bowling; Business Club Pep Club c ROBERT JOSEPH FARESE “Bob” • varsity man • personality unlimited • known for witty sayings and quick humor • likes conservative j� eople • history • sports ambition is to be a physical education teacher Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; J.V. Baseball JANE AGNES FAKRANT “Joy • brown eyes • loves football games • Liedl’s friendly • a Frankie Avalon fan ELIZABETH ANN FARRELL “Liz • loves to shop • a sleeper • hates to wait • rnmrn spaghetti • “Lollypops and Roses • Rambler convertible • wants to be a secretary Chorus; G. Bowling; Pep Club; Business Club; Dance Committee JOSEPH FI UMAR A “Joe • friendly • witty • A-l grease monkey • college liound • likes Corvettes • dramatics • can be seen with Joe • ambition: I.B.M. programmer Hall Patrol JOSEPHINE M. FINNERTY “Jo Jo • Cupid's best friend • “what! • Johnny Mathis albums • “Twelfth of Never • money burns a hole in her pocket Hall Patrol CARMEN FERNANDEZ Johnny Mathis • never on time • beautiful sport clothes • great dancer • a debater • always with Suzette F.T.A.; Tennis Club; Spanish Club CAROL ANN FRIER Loves fun • Bradley Beach • “ask me if I care” • warns to he a Mrs. • browneyed blond C. Bowling ROSEANN ARLENE FORNAROTTO ••Roc’ • cute. mischievous smile • starry eyes • warm personality • “you’ll never believe it” • loves dances and parties Pep Club BRENDA JOYCE FI.ORKO Bren • pretty smile • her type: tall, blond boys • Impalas • No. 12 • always with Marion and Livia • “how weak” • ambition: pri vale secretary Business Club; Pep Club; Cho rus c LINDA MARIE FULLER “Jonni” • hopes to wear a “white cap” someday • great sense of humor • “you're kidding” • look for her at Cus’ • can’t wait for the Winter Olvmpics GAIL CABRIELSON “Cay” • personality plus • loves to dance • New York, New York • Johnny Mathis • “swell” • the latest in fashions • “oh, those freshmen with bookhags! • wants to make nursing her career Chorus; G. Bowling; G. Basketball; Ifall Patrol; Decorating Committee; Dramatics ALAN ANTHONY CAMBA “Al • girl • cars • ’64 Chevy • big brown eyes • like to go to movie and dance • sharp dresser Indoor Track 46 LAWRENCE A. CALIANO “Gas-a-Lano” • full of fun • can be seen with Tommy • likes girls, cars, good music, and nice clothes • swinging drums • civil engineer his goal Orchestra; Marching Hand THOMAS NICHOLAS GALUCCHIO “Callich • outgoing • sense of humor • can lie seen at Liedl’s or driving his 58 Buick • sharp dresser • remembered for ditching in the lunch line Track; Football; Prom Com miltce; Play Committee; Intramural Baseball EDWARD LEO GANN “Ed” • all around guy • always flashing a smile • loves to travel and meet people • hopes to eventually own his own boat • physics and chemistry rate high with this future chemical engineer Cross Country; Swimming; Band and Orchestra; Junior Achievement; Football MARCIAL SAMER GARLITOS “Mush” • neat dressar • loves sports • dark yes • never a dull moment when he’s around • “cigars • clown • ambition to be a millionaire Cross Country; J.V. Baseball; V. Baseball LOUIS SANTO OAHU BO “Bo Bo • winning personality • yea football!!! • good driver • handsome, dashing, drbonairc Swimming Captain; Track; Sport Club; Football Captain; Intramurals WILLIAM CARL GAYLE “Bill” • all-around athlete • fuel-injected Sting Rays • Wide World of Sports • a challenge in pool Intramural Football, Baseball and Basketball c ANGELA E. CIANCATERINA Always a smile on her face • talking is her favorite pastime • her laugh, will never be forgotten • “Angela, control yourself Pep Club; Advertising Comm. MARILYN HOPE CERSHBEIN Always hams things up • makes friends easily • “What’s the mutter with you • should be another Carol Burnett • If I Had A Hammer” • seen with Arlene LENORE ANN CEI.LERMAN “Moon River • June 18. 5 to 9 S.O. • “where’s Sue” • craving for Impalas • “can’t wait till the weekend • collegiate dresser • “what’ll I do with my hair? Typing Comm.; Hall Patrol; G. Bowling; Pep Club; Student Council 47 VINCENT JAMES GIBI.IN JOSEPH JOHN GILLETTE Hates to wear ties • “the Pathfinder • growing giant • standing on the corner watching? Intramural Basketball; Intra- mural Football FRANK ANTHONY GINOLFI “Frit • always ready to help • plays a hot trumpet • hard to please • wants to become an electrical engineer Orchestra; Math Club; Math Team; Dance Band; N.H.S. THOMAS CILSENAN “Tom • modest • blue eyes • likes girls, cars, planes, and football • can Ik seen with Hank, Nof, and Cayton • a great guy • pilot of the future Intramural Football; Baseball; Basketball; Wrestling Team “Blades • sharp dresser • expensive clothes • find him on any corner • those cigars • ’64 Cadillacs • best lunch checker in the school ARLENE BARBARA COM MOLL Sophisticated • very' chic dresser • tall and l eautiful • loves cherry pie • Impa-las are her favorite • “you wish” • can be found at Don’s • hopes to teach Latin Club; French Club; Basketball JOHN JOSEPH GORMAN MICHEAL JAMES CRANAHAN “Ticker” • shy • Roomer’s buddy • Chaps • antischool • football player • hates Mondays “Mike • quiet but friendly • football player • tall • blue eyes • well liked Football; Swimming; Baseball JANICE LORRAINE GUIMOND “Jan” • big blue eyes • very excitable • hates collegiate clothes • “Arman’s” • loves good times French Club; I atin Club; Bowling Club ALWYN WILSON GREEN “Allie” • likes jazz • “no lie” • you can always find him in East Orange • known for being a jive-timer • smooth dresser • outgoing • likes girls and parties Track: Hall Patrol Football; Track c WALTER HAIEN JR. “Butch” • a good friend to have • terrific dancer • future chemist • dresses conservatively • Yankee-hater • known for his speed Indoor Track; Outdoor Track: Cross Country EMILY VERONICA HARAZDA ‘’Lee ’ • a real friend to have • give her classical music • good artist • always with Gail • animal lover • very versatile MARK ANTHONY HART “Frontiersman” • tall • good dancer • wonderful sense of humor • remembered for saying “hello” to strange girls • “you know” • people with good personalities • R.C.A. school Cross Country; Track SUSAN LEE HERMAN “Sue • bubbling personality • expert at sarcasm • “really? • Dodger fan • flashing smile • a talker • teaching in her future Cheerleading; La out Editor of Yearbook; .Sec. of N.H.S.; C. Rowling; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Spanish Club PATRICIA ANN HENNINGS “Patty” • ambition: to enter nursing • freckles • always giggling • “in a minute • a little shy, a little bold G. Bowling; Pep Club; G. Swimming Club; Hall Patrol; Tennis Club; Chorus DOUGLAS JAMES HEDLI “Prince • future O. Henry • tenth in line to the Hungarian throne • plans to occupy the White House • the big Dcm. Vine Co-Editor-in-Chief ROBERT KENNETH HINCOS “Bob • enjoys pood limes al parlies • No. 85 • found at Kerripan Corner • dynamite • well-known smile • football and more football Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball EARLYNNE MARIA HIMMELBERGER “Cookie” • outgoing • happy-go-lucky • a friend in need • plays bongo drums ambition: to make money • an unusual way of thinking BERNICE HERMANN “Benue • outgoing and friendly • always with Betty and Linda • “Jack’s • loves football games • “ain’t that the truth Vine; Pep Club; Yearbook Sales; Senior Play Comm.; Decorating Comm.; G. Bowling; Spanish Club c SHARON MAE HOELER Green-eyed blond • that devilish twinkle • crazy over drum and bugle corps • look for her at Cu9’ • “The Clique • horseback riding and collegiate boys for her AUGUST HARRY HORTER “Gus • outgoing • conservative dresser • lots of friends • “never heard of it! • loves steak • hopes to own a store ROBERT PETER INSABELLA 'Bobby • 6’2” • loves his Ruicks • hates untrustworthy people • lasagne • music-lover • Fun Fair • billiards • Mike’s buddy • Rip No. 18 Student Council; Chorus; B. Rowling; Social Comm.; Swimming Club 52 JAMES EDWARD IMPERATRICE Perry” • sharp dresser • always knows what’s going on • loads of friends • “how weak • anything Italian • puts Fred Astaire to shame Intramural Baseball: Biology Club; Intramural Football; Prom Comm. DIANE BONNIE HUNTER “Bonnie • gets along with everyone • quiet • terrific dancer • typing, Dion, and T-Birds her favorites • can be seen with Linda Pep Club BARBARA ANN JANOWSKI “Bobbie” • blue eyes • get out of here” • Fords • “Soldier Boy” • Good Deal Supermarket • enjoys skating and swimming Dance Comm.; Business Club; Pep Club STANLEY JOSEPH JARKA “Stan” • likes everything and everyone • the Projects” • sings in the playground • “don’t know from nothing • drums Bowling Team: Glee Club; Dance Comm. DINO NICHOLAS JAVAS “Dean • always found singing • neat dresser • fun to be with • “Bright Circle • available • looks like a movie star • favorite girl-beautiful Clee Club; B. Bowling c BRUCE L. JONES Football—football—football • shooting pool • girls • likes to dress sharp • dances only at weddings • always joking • future sailor and CPA. Math Club; Varsity Football; Business Club; Track JOAN JENKINS Unusual girl • always in Zig’s • whew «W '« u going? • that special someone • future I.B.M. operator • a redhead CAROL ANN JOHN “Qanky • warm personality • sometimes shy • neat dresser • loves dancing and listening to records • everyone’s friend Pep Club ROBERT LEE JENNINGS Blond hair built like football player • quiet tan jacket • those English classes with Mrs. Sprenger 53 • � STEVEN ROBERT KAPLAN Shy • loves to operate his ham radio • prefers sincere people • always catch him watching the “Outer Limits • future electrical or communications engineer Math Cluh; Band; N.H.S.; Student Council; Intramural Football; Bowling Cluh; Orchestra CARY IKE KAPLAN “Car • an eater! • hates geometry • ambitious • girls? • bowling • future executive Swimming Team KAREN LOUISE KARBOSK! Blonde hair and blue eyes • a strike every time • loves clothes and dancing • “Oh, • irds • spaghetti • future teacher or secretary Bowling Club; Pep Club RONALD A. KAPLAN Pet peeve—questionnaires • likes listening to Ray Charles • find him at the Uptown Social Club hates work but not girls Intramural Football MARTHA C. KELITNO “Cookie drives a good dancer • kins fan • hates show-offs hair stylist • 56 Plymouth • George Cha-pizza-eater • Pep Club; Chorus IRA NEIL KIRSCH “I • like Rolf and billiards • favorite subject: history • a bomber • Dick Van Dyke fan • future advertising agent • shy Orchestra; Band; Track; Golf LINDA MARIA KRAJEWSKI “Krajewsk • food • boys • drive-ins • “really?” • Sunny Hunny’s • knits in class • outgoing • bates homework • a friend to all Bowling JEAN DIANA KOVAC “Jeanne Ncbbish” • natural blonde • loves caramel sundaes • spends her summers at Sokol Camp • dresses collegiate • plays chopsticks G. Bowling; Gymnastic Organization; Tennis Club; Sports Comm, of Yearbook BERNICE LAUREN KIRSHNER “Bunny • everyone’s friend • hopes to be an actress • likes sports and dramatics tall and slender • sports car G. Bowling; Chorus; Tennis Club; Fund Raising Comm. c JUDITH ANN KUNIG Judie • “that’s true • multicolored hair • The Clique” • school spirit • good dancer • Seton Hall U. • W • always busy • “Over the Rainbow Pep Club; G. Bowling; F.B.L.; Business Club; Tennis Club; Yearbook Business Staff; Dramatics; B.H.S. MARY ALEXANDRA KUZAN “Speedy” • like football games • conservative • quiet • goes for T-Birds • “ain’t no big thing” KENNETH HOWARD LACEY “School Mann • good-looking guy with a devilish smile • found at Loretta’s • great dresser • outgoing • ’64 Caddy • searching for a good-looking girl with person ility B. Bowling PATRICIA GEORGIANNA LACKEY “Pat • blue-eyed blonde • “Navy all the way” • Don’s Drive-In • sweet girl • lots of personality • never complains Chorus; G. Basketball JUDITH ANN KURBYWEIT Judy • hair of many colors • hazel eyes • “show me the way to go home • Port Monmouth • Miss Judy” G. Bowling MARILYN THERESA LAGO “Mar • always in a good mood • friendly with everyone • takes trips to Scton Hall campus • loves social affairs • “don't worry about it • hates to get up in the morning Junior Achievement; Pep Club; Cheerleader; G. Basketball; Social Comm. LOUIS ROBERT LAPOW “Lou • a nonchalant guy • looking forward to college • plays a tough piano • always with Dave • howls regularly • hopes to become a physician Orchestra; Jr. Class Treasurer: Math Team; F.P.A.; N.H.S. MICHAEL R. LAMANA “Mike” • outgoing • remembered for his hurdles • headed for college • football fan Glee Club; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Swimming; Bowling; Golf Club; Tennis LESLIE ELLIOT I.AKIND “Lcs” • collegiate clothes • twinkling brown eyes • likes steak • friendly people • Latin?? • the Yankees • an all-around great guy N.H.S.; Band; Cross-Country; Orchestra; Swimming Team c. DEENA RUTH LAUFBAUM “Dee • always going to let her hair grow • quiet?? • hates long phone conversations • found in S.O. Village • likes anything fattening N.H.S.; Publicity Manager of Yearbook; Pep Club: F.T.A.; G. Bowling; G. Swimming BONNIE LEONARD “Bon • sharp dresser • '63 Sting Ray • likes Irvington and Beachwood • blue eyes and brown hair • “stormy weather • “no big thing LINDA PHYLLIS LICKER “Lynn • crazy shoes • wants to be a secretary • likes folk music • “Be My Baby • turtleneck sweaters • a good friend to have G. Bowling: Y’carbook Sales Comm.; Decorating Comm. ALICE THERESA I.IEDTKE Big Al • the fears • -mart dresser • “Dr. Kildare” • laughs to herself • hamburgers • future nurse • Don’s Drive-In G. Bowling: Pep Club; G. Basketball: Hall Patrol LEONARD W. UNDEMEYER “Lenny” • blondes • “I don’t want to know for nothing” • likes everything, especially electronic technology • enjoys football PHYLLIS ELLEN LEWIT “Phyl” • individualist • future speech therapist • “Moon River” • folk music • poetry • witty • cute • knee socks Debating Club; N.H.S.; Spanish Club; Chorus: Swimming Club; F.T.A.; Dramatic Club; Assist. Layout Editor of the Yearbook MILUCENT MARIE UNDO “Milly” • “oh those freshmen and their brief cases” • “be that way” • poor Ohr-bach’s Office Club; Pep Club; Publicity Staff; G. Bowling 58 AUDREY LIPPEL MAud • hazel eyes • ping-pong player • craves des-wrts • Ml. Vernon Rec. • talks last • “who should know better” Girls Bowling Club THERESA MARY LISZKIEWICZ “Terry” • likes to scheme • “you’re crazy • Lolly’s hideaway • simple, neat dresser • hates to rush • Laura's her pal • future teacher Latin Club; Biology Club; F.T.A. c ANNTHONY NICHOLAS LOMBARDINO Tony • great dancer • homework hater • confident among friends • headed for college • hopes for an acting career Play Reading Committee RONALD LOMBARDI “Ronnie” • “good things come in small packages • never homework • Cadillacs • Frank Sinatra • “I give up!” DAVID K. LITTLE “Dave • looking ahead to college • loves math homework?? • can be seen at W.O. skating arena • “take it slow” • a quick joker in math class Intramural football 59 ROSEANN LOMBARDINO “Boopa” • great personality • fun to l)c with • “what’s new?” • boy, can she chick-cnback • pizza • future beautician Girls Bowling; Chorus; Typing Committee; Pep Club; Student Council FLORETTE LUCARELLO W • dark brown eye • cute smile • generous and warmhearted to everyone • seen with No. 61 • you might find her in Patty’s • never without Jackie Pep Club; Dance Committee CAROL JEAN LUBAS “Luby • full of energy • neat dresser • her crazy red hair • adores T-Birds • “A Million to One” • Frank Sinatra • found in P d LiedTa • secretary • June 18, 5 to 9, S.O. JOSEPHINE THERESA LOMBARDO “Jo • likes sport clothes • T-Birds • dependable and sincere • “Mora River” • flips over Casey and Brando • can always be seen with Irene, Gloria and Karen • enjoys painting Girls Bowling PETER SALVATORE MACALUSO “Pete • 100% attendance at meetings • infectious laughter • swings at parties • Lawrence Wclk of V.H.S. • look for him with boys of ’63 Band; Orchestra; Prom Comm.; V. Pres, of Senior Class 60 EILEEN KAREN MADARAS WILLIAM F. MAGALETTA “Ei • beautiful nails and sharp clothes • cute smile • bubbling personality • known for giggling • Joe’s Pizza • find her at Ohrbach’s Sec. of Senior Class; Prom Comm.; F.T.A.; Math Team; Pep Club; G. Bowling; Senior Play Comm. SANDRA JOYCE MAKOWITZ “Sandy” • tall brunette • fun-loving girl • dimples • sentimental • seldom serious • her jokes • “what should I do?” SUSAN KATHERINE MAGYAR “Sue” • What’s so great al� out “Candy Girl,” Ortley, and Sea Side? • “Veronica Lake • June 18. 5 to 9. S.O. • “people will talk—I care • No. 8 • “Where’s Le- nore? Managing Editor of Yearbook; Pep Club; G. Bowling; Student Council; Prom Comm.; F.T.A.; Vine “Mags • a popular guy • man-about-town • will succeed in everything he tries • “Call Me Irresponsible • great poet • the executive type Student Council; Dance Comm.: Track; Football; Yearbook Comm.; Prom Comm. RICHARD M. MALANGONE “Richie • very normal • loves to drive • find him at Al’s place • give him raw clams • ambition; to own a Corvette Student Council; Dance Comm.; B. Bowling JACQUELINE ANN MANFREDI “Jackie • always neat • can’t wait for 2:45 • ’63 Bonneville • never without hair-spray • always shopping • mm ram tuna fish • a clown • loves cotton? • hates being teased Pep Club; Social Comm. DIANE MARY MANTORE “Half-Pint • “good things come in small packages” • boys, boys, boys • green eyes • 4 10” • Zachcr-ly for her • Casino Student Council: Secretary of Y.H.S. ELOISE ANN MARTINO “Elbe • baby blue eyes • her and her whistle • a real swinger • chip off the old diamond block • everybody’s buddy • “Hey. you wanna crack up?” C. Rowling: Student Council; Orchestra; Jr. and Sr. Class President; G. Basketball; Drum Majorette; F.T.A.; Pep Club MARY JANE MARSH “Mar • liked by everyone • fabulous dancer • Seaside Heights • mmmni french fries • Could this Ik Magic” • find her at football games • personality plus • ambition: R.N. ALAN JAMES MARION Fun to be with • loves everybody • look for him in Zieg-ler’s • girls, girls, girls • hates homework • a real swinger Cross Country; Indoor and Out-door Track ANTHONY JOHN MASI CYNTHIA MASLIZEK “Cindy • long blonde hair • Ulhfnl fated • remember 9th grade • loves the color blue Real sharp dresser • another Duane Eddy? • piria and girls • the Dick Van Dyke show • a good friend to have JEAN ANN MARTIN “Jeanie” • happy-go-lucky • always with Sharon and Barbara • tall boy • miniature golf • Rick Nelson for her • great gal • ambition: office worker C. Bowling; Pep Club; Tennis Club; Library Comm. c Stephen p. McCauley “Steve • always late • look for him in John’s Pepper Pot • “don’t worry' about it • tall • hates eye make-up • Danny’s buddy Future Business leaders of America ROBERT JAMES McCONNON “Bob • dark eyes and dark hair • pleasing personality • quiet • dresses in the latest styles WILLIAM MICHAEL McKIDDIE “Willie • black hair • carefree and happy • “Oh, those weekends! • loves parties • can be seen at Loretta’s with the boys Student Council; B. Bowling; Senior Comm. 64 ELIZABETH CAROL McHENRY “Betty • those long fingernails • football games and pizza parties are for her • hates wild hair-dos • bowling her sport • Jack’s Spanish Club; Debating Club; G. Bowling eileen McDonald “Ei • blue-eyed redhead • “you’ll cry! • best at bookkeeping • loves Italian food • boys, boys, boys • tall and slender • marriage her goal Yearbook Publicity Comm. THOMAS ROGER MEEKINS “Tom” • lots of fun • neat dresser • “Red Skelton • always fooling around • can be seen with Mark and Anthony • good conversationalist • ambition: electronics engineer PATRICIA MARIE McNEIL “Pat • an artist • “you know what I mean! • Beach Lake, Penn., here I come • have suitcase— will travel • future M.D. • “Eagle Rock Ave.?—“What’s that? G. Bowling; Co-Literary Editor of Yearbook: Pep Club; F.T.A.; NILS. DAVID LOUIS MEIMIN “Dave” • future M.D. • Peter, Paul, and Mary • swimming’s his sport • dresses conservatively • give him a Jaguar—XKF. • well-liked fellow N.H.S.; F.P.C.; Math Team; Business Manager of Yearbook; Vine Staff; Glee Club DANIEL GEORGE MILLER Danny • find him at Sip Sup • always fixing cars gtrls, girls, girls • ambition: to do one night's homework THERESA HELEN MELILLO “Terry” • brown-eyed beauty queen • a Grand Prix for her • sparkling personality • chic • loves history Dramatics Club; Pep Club; G. Bowling; Student Council CONSTANCE MERENDINO “Connie • quiet but friendly • dresses Ix-autifully • a coiffure to match every outfit • can l� e found at Danny’s • listening to Johnny Mathis • loves “T-Bird Pep Club 65 PHYLLIS JOAN MILLER ■■■■ JUDITH RENAY MILLER “Judi • a tall brunette • beautiful brown eyes • great violinist • find her at Ivy Hill Park • Candyslriper • always helping others Orchestra; Color Guard CAROLE ANN MOGUL “Flip’ • ’57 Plymouth • an unusual walk • “dishes, what’re they? • ambition: commercial art RICHARD HERMAN MOHREN “Car • tall and cute • loves white Cadillacs • personality plus • “right? • always at Gruning’s Hall Patrol GERALD JOSEPH MINERVINO “Jerry • great sense of humor • “who’s clumsy?? • Italian food • another Duane Eddy • Ann-Margret his favorite • pride of Tom’s Pork Store • future teacher Spanish Club; Hall Patrol; Student Council; R. Rowling; Prom Comm. “Rich • seen with Paul • find him at Jimmy's Fun Shop • John Wayne’s his favorite • “bless my soul • ’55 Ford for him i MICHAEL PAUL MOLINSKY “Moe • enjoy playing cards and pool • oil, those Bonneville • him and Ins answers • remember Trig class • wonderful sense of humor • future state trooper Intramural Football; Intramural Baseball; B. Bowlins JOSEPHINE MONTICELLO “Jo Jo • shy?? • smart dresser • always laughing • “oh. yeah!” • being herself Student Council Secretary; Pep Club; Business Club LEONARDO THOMAS MONGIOVI “Leo • a sharp dresser • girls, food, and car are his favorite • shoots pool lefty • ambition: to be a success Varsity Bascltall; B. Bowling NINA JOANNE MONACO Stepping into quicksand • football players • '63 seniors • a summer favorite—The Himalaya loves to laugh • people will talk, I Co-Captain of Cheerleaders; Student Council; Yearbook Sales llana«er: NASL; F.T.A.; As-sembly Comm.; Dance Comm.; Pep Club; Hall Patrol RICHARD JOHN MORRIS Rich • likes to drive • Mrs. Sprenger’s fan • good dresser • girls. girls. and more girls 67 JAMES A. MURPHY AI.BERTA HELEN MOYLES ■‘Abbey” • known for her freckle • so forgetful • ‘are you kidding?” • shy but friendly • “Danny Boy” • Child Care her favorite subject G. Bowling; Future Business Leaders of America “Murph • quick with the answers • his witty sayings • likes happy people • “is that a fact?” • bowling's his sport • real card shark • future M.D. Music Club V ROSANNE THERESA NAPOLIELLO “Roe” • pity Ohrbach’s • “Misty • future fashion buyer • what beauty contest will she win next? • 5 7” • package of fun • always ready with a smile V.P. of Senior Class; G. Bowling; Prom Comm.; Pep Club; Student Council; F.T.A. JOHN JOSEPH MUSCATO Brown eyes • good looking • never on time • muscle-bound • likes chemistry WILLIAM JOSEPH MURRAY “Boomer” • one of the best blockers • a wonderful friend • neat dresser • hopes' to graduate? • plays the dog whistle Varsity Baseball; Letterman Vanity Football 68 PATRICIA ANN NEMEZ10 “Pal • wonderful personality • always neat • loves anyone with a Caddy • “right!M • hates to do homework • loves to dance and swim ambition: marriage Student Council; Dance Comm.; Pep Club; Prom Comm. GIUSEPPE NAZZARO “Joe • South Orange Ave. • good artist • hates loneliness • his Italian elegance • master of English • that Vailshurg letter Captain of Soccer Team PATRICIA M. NASTASI Liput” • always losing things • find her at Zig’s • her crazy moods • future hair stylist CRECORY RICHARD NEWELL “Greg • tall • quiet • blond hair • Ernie’s friend • never docs his homework MAUREEN ESTHER NORTON “Morn • find her at Knobby’s • Janice • English— her favorite • “I wish I were 21 • ambition: to marry a millionaire Chorus; G. Bowling; Junior Achievement; Vine NEIL J. 01.1 VENBAUM “Homework?” • conservative dresser • future photographer • a Jerry Lewis fan • hates to wash the car 70 DONALD BRUCE OLDHAM “Don” • all for fun • judo and karate • another Hercules • “I love me • girls, girls, girls • a sharp dresser Varsity Swimming Team ELAINE LOIS NUSBAUM “E” • South Mountain climber • '55 Chevy • warm personality • wonderful to know • loafers • “oh wow!” • athletic • G Tuning's at-thc-Top • “no offense meant” Treasurer of N.H.S.; G. Basketball; G. Bowling: Tennis Club; Asst. Treasurer of Yearbook; Pep Club THOMAS ANTHONY PAGANO “Tom” • liked by all • Mr. Henry’s stoop • always polite • “take it easy.” • Willie Mays • future lawyer N.H.S.; Indoor Track; Publicity Comm. LOUIS JOSEPH PAGLIA “Louie” • curlyf?), brown hair • sharp dresser • always fooling around • lunch, gym. Bonnevillcs, and girls arc his favorites • “A l’s” J.V. Football; Homeroom Treasurer PATRICIA ANNTOINETTE PALMA Shy • good dancer • record collector • never late • “oh! Mom • likes fun-loving people and driving • Fabian fan • always smiling Sec. of Homeroom JOYCE EMILY PANNULLO “Mama Pannullo • fun loving • mmm Italian food • likes driving • always at Cookie’s house • curly hair • shy • Cookie’s adopted sister C. Bowling c JOSEPH JOHN PENBERA “Pin” • future midshipman? • baseball is his middle name • “I’m thrilled” • likes lasagne and Elvis Presley • dislikes overly collegiate people • rememl ered for the way he runs N.H.S.; J.V., Varsity Baseball; J.V., Varsity Football; Student Council VINCENT GERALD PASQUALE “Vinnie • weird sense of humor • “Mr. Inbetween • mmm blueberry pic • Yankee hater • teases Mr. McHugh • future chemical engineer Tennis Qub; Intramural Softball; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track JOAN ANN PASOALE “Joni • quiet • pleasant • lots of fun • neat dresser • likes to play cards • • “He’s So Fine” • steak lover • Mr. Hatch fan G. Bowling; Chorus 71 BETTY JEAN PETERSEN “B. J. • squeaky sneeze • folk music lover • collegiate fellow • chopsticks on the piano • future medical secretary • always cheerful Student Council; Sec. of Senior Class: C. Basketball; N.H.S.; Pep Club; Prom Comm. ELLEN JOYCE POGORZELSKI That certain soldier • oh! dear” • sodas in ‘‘Phil's” • forever writing letters • those squealing tires • “Soldier Boy Clee Club; Band THERESA ANN PITTARO “Terry” • good dancer • cute and sweet • Rick Nelson fan • “oh yeah? • babyish laugh • that certain someone Student Council: Pep Club MARIE EMILIA PINHO Loves to dance • “oh! well • -leak eater • neat dre—cr • pretty, dark hair • “Heavenly • goes for T-Birds • future secretary- Orcbestra; Student Council GEORGE B. POLICASTRO Pool player • “that’s nice • mmm pizza • Frank Sinatra fan • loves history • bates losing his pen • Hopes to be an electrician Varsity Swimming; J.V. and Varsity Baseball 4 V PRISCILLA JEANNE POLLITT Jeanne • “what can I say? • freshmen, her pet peeve • outgoing • pizza eater • art and boy her favorites • draw crazy animals • Percy” ALBERT DENNIS PORCELU “Al • future architect • yo Fink” • white socks • trumpet player • Ziegler candy store • likes stamp collecting and football Latin Club; B. Bowling JOSEPH MICHAEL POPE “Wonderful. Wonderful ’ • AIV place • hates losing in card • driving and girls are his favorites • future acountant Chorus JUNE ROSARIA PON A “Chieki” • Chicago • collegiate • athletic • button-downs • tennis in South Orange • Anne, Fern, and The Top • madras • shiny dark flip Cheerleading; Sports and Activities Editor of Yearbook; Pres, of F.T.A.: Swimming Club; Captain of ( . Basketball; Orchestra: Pep Club; Tennis Club c PAUL ALAN POTITO Tito • a friend in need • Yankee fan • ravioli his favorite dish • “Life is But a Dream • guitar player • goes for a sweet and smiling girl • Sting Rays • future gym teacher Indoor Track; Intramural Soft-hall; Intramural Football; Outdoor Track LINDA HELENE PRICCACINTE “Tiny • another Ann Landers • Pessini’s • that certain someone • haven’t (tot the aHghtcst” • t.ilk� wnh her hands • ’62 Bonneville Chorus; Advertising Comm.; Pep Club; Dance Comm. ROCCO ANTHONY QUAGLIA “Rocky • “harp dresser • brown eyes • black hair • likes Corvettes • “wow!” • always with Ray • outgoing Football; Baseball RAYMOND JOHN RECENTHAL Ray” • tall and slim • light eyes • easy going • always joking • a good friend to have • J. JOHN RAMIG “Johnny” • green eyes • a bright past, present, and future • “you're right!” • likes to work • what a swimmer! • a loyal Viking Cross Country; Swimming Team; Track: Student Council; Booster Editor of Yearbook: Hall Patrol: Math Team KEVIN P. RAFFERTY “Kev” • blue eyes • real strong personality • seen at Kerrigan • red hair • likes good times • conservative dresser DAVID WILSON RONALD •D.U. • Mil.' M • wants to Im- rich • great personality • “Pudge” • •‘There’s A Moon Out Tonight” Student Council; Swimming; Track ANNE MARIE ROMANO “Annie” • collegiate • blonde flip • “Fern, Chicki, and me” • bubbly • Spyder Convertible • “can’t wait for the weekend’ Tcnni Club; Pep Club; G. Rowling JUNE CAROL RISO “Juno • attractive • always laughing sharp dresser • energy of an army • popular • personality to spare • “who me?” • loves to dance G. Rowling: Pep Club c BARBARA LOIS ROSENSTEIN “Bobbi” • bowling • knee socks • everything collegiate • hates teased hair • loves art class G. Bowling; Pep Club; Tennis Club; Yearbook Comm. LAWRENCE J. ROSNER “Larry • southpaw card dealer • collegiate dresser • Steve Allen fan • “et tu Brute” • Jaguar • “Grun-ing’s at-the Top • blue eyes Track Team; Golf Club JOSEPHINE RUGGIERO “Jo • friendly • nice to be with • considerate and helpful • like Cadillac • always with a comb and mirror • bright future 76 HAROLD J. RUBINSTEIN Tel Aviv Terror • like fast car and girls • “Q-Slick Lounge • “nothing is the matter with the team! • “hey, you wanna play pool?” Varsity Football; Baseball KENNETH RUBIN “Kenny • sharp dresser • great dancer • hopes to become a fashion designer • hot rod fan • great at water-skiing • oh. for the right grades Intramural Basketball; Intramural Football PAUL MICHAEL RUNDZIEHER “I never heard of it • likes Cadillacs • those Johnny Mathis albums • “Wonderful Wonderful • ambition: to become a millionaire • lots of friends • loyal to his school Chorus FREDERICK W. SALVATORIELLO Fred • our President • polite and friendly • “it's great to be alive • sure success • types with his toes? • the “garage • the “weed Pres. Student Council; Outdoor Track; Band; Swimming Team; Cross Country ROBERT A. SANSONE • ambition: another Rockefeller • “how weak!” • always on the go • a very unusual guy • hobby: standing in the comer c. JOSE JOHN SERVER Joe • Yankec-batcr • any sport • loses T-Rirds • that stereo set of his • can take a joke Track Team RONALD B. SCASSERA Ronnie'' • slightly lazy • good dresser • likes everything • T-Birds • seen with Jimmy and Paul • mmm fried chicken • ambition: to retire GLEN PAUL SCHMIEDER “Weed” • kind and generous • likes to have fun • understanding • wants to be an accountant Basketball Team; Baseball Team RONNIE ANN SCHMIDT Ron'' • gay jnd carefree • EM for her • 59 red Bonneville • drive-ins on Saturday night • friendly and likeable Pep Club 77 RONALD MARTIN SETTIMO ■Ron” • hazel eye • love howling and pool • Mercedes Benz 300 SL • ambition: $35,000 a year • unusual way of talking find him at the 0-Stick Lounge Cross Country; B. Bowling ROBERT JAMES SPAGNOL “Spags • good-looking and flirtatious • a sharp dresser • definitely outgoing • play the sax • Starfire • lasagne • football and more football Baseball Team; Orchestra; Football Team; Dance Band; Student Council RICHARD ROBERT SKWAREK “Hard • music, music, music • “hey, Babs • remember the band bus? • so smooth on the sax • a future scientist JUDITH ANN SFERI.AZZO “Judy” un an mischief • never a dull mo-mfnl • look for her at Liedl s with Terry, Roseann, and Carole • pet peeve: white socks • in«t can't keep QUICt ANNE SROKA What makes Annie” run? • wanted: a few more hours in a day • active gal • future tennis champ • people with a sense of humor Vine Editor; F.T.A.; I-atin Club; Tennis Club; French Club; Math Team; N.H.S.: Assembly Comm. Orchestra; Band BARBARA JOAN STANKOVICH EUGENE STECIW Cheerful • cute • full of fun • always on lime • brunette, redhead, or blonde— •he can't do Ida • If I had to Choose One Moment” • pet peeve: people who sav “what” Tennis Club; Pep Club; Vine Staff CAROLYN MARIE SVENSON “Carol • blue-eyed blonde • “Be My Baby” • lives at Liedl's • “forget it! • champion bowler • ambi- tion: beautician G. Bowling a JOHN ALLAN STROWE “Johnny • likes a good time • Steve Allan fan • passes the time playing eards • works once in a while • nonconformist “Stech” • card shark • Gruning's at-the-Top • future engineer • Mrs. B. • ’57 Ford • Italian food • youngest of the group • against collegiate dress Swimming Team; Track; Cross Country MARYANN LUCY SWITKJ Lots of personality in a little package • “very good” • remember July 16 • always dancing • never alone • “Just A Dream” C. Bowling RICHARD W. TOFEL “Stanley • against rollegiate people • remember his remarks • look f T him at Patty's • shocks teachers when he’s nice P.W.A. FR ANCES THOROUCHCOOD 'Franny • (unloving • terrific singer • finds something good in everyone • modest • dislikes first period gym • lives for that special someone Chorus C.EORC.E LEO TYCHOWSKYS ‘Abner • future scientist • Buick • have suitcase— will travel • very nice guy • always happy • Mr. Long’s admirer Soccer Team PETER VINCENT TRUNK “Don Drysdale ’ • 6 2 • loves baseball • Cruning’s atthe-Top • college bound • mmmmm steak • “Talk To Me Vine Staff: Intramural Basketball GLORIA JEAN TRABUCCO “Glor • Eagle Rock Ave. by night • “Show Me The Way To Go Home • open highway • “son-of-a-gun! • nonconformist • Peace Corps, here I come G. Bowling: Student Council; N.H.S.; Tennis Club; F.T.A.; Senior Play Comm.; Pep Club; Cheerleading; Yearbook Staff SALVATORE JOHN VERZI “Sal” • look for him in the Pepper Pot • real trumpeter • likes anything musical • Bonneville • remember September twenty-ninth Band; Orchestra Dance Band JUDITH ANN VASEY “Judy” • always neat • beautifully styled hair • don’t be late” • what a laugh • different expression • “I don’t know!” CAIL ANN VAN CIEZEN Those pretty blonde locks • never in Newark on weekends • “really” • a good driver • always fussing with her hair • ambition: to be a secretary Pep Club: Buniness Club; Homeroom Representative ROBERT LOUIS VIDOR “Bob • a true friend • No. 16 • dislikes wearing ties • the latest in clothes • football and girls • “oh yeah! • sour trombone • ambition: to be a millionaire Intramural Football: Baseball; Or- chestra; Varsity Football; Dance Band; Band LEE JOYCE WARANCH Always sneezing • Cruning’s • ’55 Ford • drive-ins • likes to bowl • “you know” • always on the telephone Glee Club; C. Bowling; Pep Club EDWARD FRANK WEISLO Ed • future electronic technician • can be seen on Eighteenth Avenue • six feet tall • sports and brunettes are for him • a weight lifter • geometry, his favorite subject Soccer Team ELIZABETH JUANITA WILSON Liz • pleasant and friendly • loves gym • dresses casually • I didn't know • could sleep all day • future R.N. C. Basketball: Pep Club SUZETTE WOLBER “Suzy • knee socks and loafers • seen at Cruning's • sweet and pretty • pet peeve: high roll -hirls • likes collegiate boy Color Guard; Orchestra; Junior Decorating Comm.; Tennis Club DENNIS JAMES WISELY “Denny • tall • good for a laugh • remember his “maps in history • Vic's executive WILLIAM ANTHONY WOLYNETZ “Bill” • blonde-haired giant • shy • Ix.ating. fishing are his sports • impatient • ambition: business school Chorus JANICE LORRAINE WYNN GAIL ANN YANCHEK You bother me! • white socks • nonstop talker • ambition: to l e a legal secretary • look for her in Mrs. Murray's room Business Club; Pep Club; Dance Comm. JOSEPH JAMES ZECAR “Little Joe • give me a girl who is shy, cute, and quiet! • folk singing and progressive i.i • Who like- t|� . Dodgers?” • another Chet Atkins • trig tests in Sanskrit J.V. Football: Cross Country; Indoor Track: Rasel all MARYANNE THERESA Yl’RICK “Cooky • green-eyed blonde • Maria • court stenographer is her goal • shy with boys • “look at his muscles • hates sneaky girls • oh those Sting Rays” Gail • her black ballerinas • “I Onl Want You • find her at the Adventure Car Hop • never on time • main ambition: to get married c LAURA JEAN ZUTTOWSKI Lolly • always in a rush • never lost for word • oh my hair! • find her at Terry’s • great friend to have • always laughing • her famous arguments Debating Society: F.T.A.; G. Basketball; Yearbook Business-Fund-Raising Comm. We, as seniors, have this to say to our esteemed colleagues, the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors of1 Vailsburg High School: Always have faith. Whenever you feel that the world is closing in on you and life seems impossible, keep your chin up, your back straight, put a smile on I your face, and, above all, believe in yourself. Faith is what keeps the world alive. It is that indefinable ele-1 ment that has helped this great country through two wars, that indefinable element that goes up with every | missile and every astronaut that ever left this good earth, that indefinable element which, if called upon, will give you a successful high school career. As underclassmen, you have no doubt experienced « . many of the frustrations of learning. There have been,| and will continue to be, many times when your feelings I may best be expressed by one sentence—I just don’t care any more! Learning has never been an easy process for anyone, but it is an important one. Remember— your future rests on the knowledge which you gain in| high school. i CLASS Michael Abbondante Joseph Abbruzesse Leonard Abruzzo Valerie Addesa Robert Anthony Janice Arendt Charles Armenti Donna Avarello James Bartilotta Donald Bernard Daina Biernis Carla Blumenschine Vincent Bober Jarhslaw Bojko Frank Bove Grain Bratter Qiarles Buehlcr Margaret Burke Robert Busfield Linda Campana Madeline Canecllieri David Candelmo PaTrick Caraglia Richard Cardell Pamela Caruso OF ’65 Joseph Casale Robert Casale Jimmy Castagna Sylvia Cerrato Marion Cicalese Dana Clay A dele Anne Coates Maxine Cohen Joseph Colavito Cynthia Connor Fred Cooney Richard Cotugna Linda Crisafulli Linda Cristinziani John Cronin Frank D'Ahramo Livia D’Amico Anthony Danylko Alfred DcMartino Lucille Deo John DePalma Kenneth DePaul Raymond DeRiggi Celeste DeSilva Judith Dinapoli ALMOST THERE! Laura Dellaglio Patricia Delli Santc William IX- Lucia Michael Drzyzga Alex Dublinski Kevin Duffe Marie D’urso Kichanl Eichel Arline Eidswaag Jerry- Elegrrt Karen Engleman Carol Erving Jenny Esposito Alexis Fabricator? Ro| ert Fahringer Allan Fairchild Elaine Pass Kathleen Fay Joanne Fedele Leonard Feldman Charles Ferrara Santa Fcrrigno tarry FinkeLtein James Fervean Mary Ann Fitzgerald Kicliard Flath Antoinette Foggio Patricia Fortunato Karen Filler Sandra Fredrick Dennis Funk Carol Ann Gardinier Patricia Ga nor Charles Ga os Robert Gemra Thomas Gcraghty William Giliam Peter Giorgio Constance Cirri Sheila Golub Jeff Goodwin Karen Granholm Brian Greene Patricia Griego Rosalie Grith Flora Grosenstein Grace Guinta Grace Guinta Terry Holstad Peggy Hensey JUNIORS ARE Richard Hil en Joseph Hicke Sandra llirsrhnun Konuld Hosie Phyllis Ingaro Mike ln al ellu Darlene Jadelis Beverly Jan-ak Jeffrey Javerbaunt James Johnson Paul Jovani Ted Jovani Robert Ke� lrr Robert Kinder lb-tty Kirk Marie Klaassen Eugene Klebaelier Rath Ellen Kleiner Joseph Knuteski Margaret Koch Irene Kotlar Paul Kurbyweil Donna I.ambariello France Lardieri Linda Lassen YOU WITH VS? Linda Lautcr Corinnc LeCour Mary Lcskin Linda Lesnicnski Aaron Lewit Mark Licbowitz Marlene Liguori Joseph Macino Lynn Mack Patricia Magalas Patricia Magnu son Tliomas Magzen Carmen Malgieri Sally Mandato Linda Mandorlo Hrather Manning Michael Manno June Mantorc Mike Marcus Joseph Margiotla Kathy Martin Frank Masino Brian Matusc Danny Mazzagelti Dominick .Mazzagetti ONE MORE STEP Peggy McGowan A fine McGuire James McNichol William Mealy John Mecca Dorothy Machmycz Drew Meimin Maureen Melici John Mclodjrk Mary Messina Michael Miele Jean Miller Carmen Montalbano I.inda Moretti Kathy Murray Rosemary Musante Frank Myles James Nat ale Joan Nciss Thomas Oherleiton Ignore O’Dell (Ihristine Owad Beth Queenan lack Quinn Charles Palraasano Marie Palumbo Nikki Pangalos Maria Parense Frank Passero Julian Pawlowski Linda Pecora Marianna Peloia Joseph Peltineo Carole Pfleger Adrienne Piancone Lorraine Pi rone Carolyn Pi jruto Ste en Pollack Louis Pollito Anthony Porcelli Joyce Porcello Cathy Price William Price Joseph Purzycki Rol� ert Prignano Joan Quint Jack Rake Lauren Renna Edwina Rissland Carl Roberta Gloria Robin Thomas Robin Juanita Rodriguez William Ronco Sidney Roaenfield Stephen Rosenthal Patricia Ross Elliott Rubin Paul Rudolf Lynda Rutz Kathleen Ryan James Sahia Ronald Sage Vicky St. Ilonnet Robert Salinas Janet Santasiri Paul Santorelli Gail Sayre George Scerbo Mark Schaneman Raymond Schmitt George Schofield Ronnie Semcl Louis Sflerlazzo Ed Shaughennessy Hazel Ann Shea Michairl Shuniila Diana Siconolfi Gail Sisko Helene Skidanow Joyce Smith Kathy Smith Kichard Smith Robert Smith Linda Sohnis Geraldine Solomita I.inda Specht Anne Stanko Robert Stanzione Mary Sleeves Kona Steinberg Robert Steiner Habuce Slivers Shirley Szuch Richard Tanner Diane Tedesco Raymond Theriault Phyllis Torris Rosemary Tortoriello Patricia Trabucco William Urko Linda Yalenza Angela Valvano Allan Van Dyke Kamela Vazir Linda Verderame Frank Yernacchio Camille Vcrniero Philip YUicaro Rol erl W alker Steve W'alko Kuliert Wallace Sharon Walsh William Weber Honnie Weinberg Erica Wcingast Robert Werdann Louis Westreich John White Diane Wilgan Carole William Michael W'iUon Richard Wollf Jane W'olfgrant CLASS OF ’66 Ben Accardi Cheryl Accardi Suzanne Addonizio Rosea nn Andriola Thomas Andriola Felix Aralo Anthony Arena Joe Aria Janice Auer Maria Auricmma Stephen Hahring Larry Balken Lillian Baratto Diane Barcliff Kathy Barlow Marilyn Barsky Linda Bartlett Donald Baskerville Judieth Bauman Christine Becker Christine Becker John Bellantoni Kathie Beyer Michael Blaxc Andrea Bloomfield Jack Bolan Alan Boston Lisia Bove Kenneth Braid Thomas Brennan William Buckhardt Michael Busch John Buttor Sam Calondrillo Joseph Camarada Fay Campisi Peter Catino Geraldine Casale Peggy Ccrrato Dolores Cliinni Janice Ciasuillo Roscannc Ciccone Frank GFelli Loretta Gskc Robert Cisko Peter Clark Joseph Coburn Peter Cocuzza William Coe Robert Cohen Ann Marie Colaiacovo Jane Coleman Patrick Connelly Thomas Connelly James Consolantis Carl Comclissc Michael Cosimano Dennis Cooper John Cooper David Cummis Marie Curto Fran Da Cruz Joseph D'Addanio Maria D’Adderio Charles Dallavallc Daniel D’amico Gail Caputo Carole Carlozzi Margaret Carlucci William Carluccio Cathy Carobrese William Carroll John Danelson Karon D'Antonio Diane Doshuta Marlene D’Autorio Sonia Davidovich Jem- Davidson Donna Decristofano Ann Marie Dc Franco Nancy Dcllosso Ernest Del Pino Joseph Del Pino Robert Del Sordo Joseph Dc Luca Ralph De Luca Raymond De Paul Patricia De Sarro Raymond Devlin Dorothy Diana Lenora Digiovanni Steven Di Gregorio Linda Dios Evangeline Dimitropoulos Rosemary Di Salvo David Dishong Stasia Ditta Rosemary Dominguez Su Ann Don Diego Linda Don Diego Jane Dougherty Walter Dowd Nelson Drobness Tanya Dutkeivychio Renee Einstein Jackie Elcuteri Jeanne Englcman Norman Erickson John Evans James Faria Judiclh Fasone Mary Ann Fay William Fialk And (hen little Red Riding Hood . . . Joseph Federico Robert Feld April Ferrante Geneviove Filgueiras Fred Fisher David Ford George Ford Dawn Foreman Lois Freibott George Fuller Manuel Gamallo Angela Gamba Gary Gann Akira Garcia Marcia Gaska Matthew Gaynor Joseph Gennaro Susan Ceorgc Robert Gerard Donald Gerardo Richard Gerstner James Gervasi Joseph Gianaone Susan Gibson Felice Goldberg William Golumbuski Estrellita Gonzalez Gregory Gramber Nick Graziano Tema Green “A” ASSEMBLY NEXT YEAR! Terry Green Elaine Greenfield Eleanor Grish Ronald Guimond John Gurkaukas Richard Ha gey Elizabeth Harris Lucille Hartmann Paulette Hccrwagen Robert Henry Steven Herckner Carolyn Hesterfcr Charleen Hcuncman Susan Higgins David Holmgren Naomi Holzer Phillip Hosie Cathy Hurle James Ikuss Alan Insabclla Lorraine Jacobus Thomas Jenkins George Johnson Sharon Joseph Jane Karis Thomas Kelleher Joseph Keller Michael Kirsch Michael Kalba Rose Kotlar O' Jan Kowalski George Krause Joyce Kucmmcrle Helene Lackey Nick Lalor Laurel Lambert Theresa Lanibroschino Carol l.a Rosa Janis La Rose Frank La Srala John Leber Margaret Leicht Feeding time at the zoo. Gregory Lemanski Edward Levey Louis Lindia Barbara I.ippei Linda Liveechi Robert Lombardi Jud Lombardi William Ix� rdi Joseph Ixmnsbcrry Florence Luciano John Luciano Linda Luciano Ronald Lutli Brian Maher Linda Malanga George Mules Ernest Malwitz Martin Mani«a Philip Manna Margo Marinos Wanda Markuszewski Micheal Markwis Joseph Marotta Linda Marsh Ida Martin Angelina Martinelli Susan Mart one Anthony Mussic Susan Slat lies Marsha May Thomas Mentzel Chris Merkel Jerry Meisimer Diane McCann Linda McIntosh Sandra Melisi Diane Mess Louis Mezzo Paula Mielinecki Brian Miller Harr - Miller Kenneth Miller Sharon Miller Cilbcrt Mingucci Patrick Miola Annette Mirakella Irene Mikulyvec Diane Modrzejewtki Thomas Mohren Frank Monaco Helene Mongiovi David Morris Annette Mule Thomas Murry Pamela Musgrave Claudia Muti Susan Nabbe Gerald Napoliello Patrick Natie Gayla Nelms Helaine Newman Marilyn Novia Carol Nozdrowvicki Richard Oppel Lynda Padula Philip Palmenon Robert Penbera Linda Peskin Arthur Phillips Donna Piccirillo John Picchna SOPHOMORES, ARE YOU WITH US? Roscann Pietropolio Angela Plinio Fred Pollock Marguerite Policastro Karen Popolillo Joel Present Alan Preston Luba Procailo Barbara Pulch I-aura Pulcinc Joseph Puterbauch Nick Raspa Frank Renna Peter Richards Clara Romano Gay Rubulotta Raymond Ruby Michele Rybka Walter Sakala Evelyn Sampaio Joanne Santoricllo Ann Sauder Richard Schaedcl Charles Schilla Ronald Schiller Lucille Scilla Pamela Scott Arlene Sena tore Carolyn Serini Robert Sevestre Linda Sidoli Richard Sieb John Sisko Howard Smith Kathy Sokal Phyllis Spalletta Judieth Stachura Carmalla Stando Neil Stanzione Larry Stein Richard Stewart Susan Stiff I ana Stromp Russell Swartz Lynn Sfranski Linda Tartis Patricia Tencza Alan Thomas Barbara Tinkl Carol Torello James Tortorello Kathleen Towlen Diane Trezza Joseph Truppo Robert Usher Valerie Valentini Leonard Van Houtcn Marie Vellucci Rita Vetrini Nicholas Visco Gerald Vitale Nick Vitaje Patricia Volpe Richard Volz Todd Wagenbach Linda Walker An-on Wang James Ward Roger Webater Carolyn Whigham William Wittik Carol Wolynetz Robert Wolynetz William Wong Carol Wood Robert Yackel George Yaworaky Harriet Yeoman Alan Young Diane Yu row Hilda Zaepeel Carol Zarowski Gregory Zittel Thomas Abbondante Linda Abramowitz Vinceann Agnellino Gail Alfano James Annichiarico John April Mario Arias Philip Aurienuna Gloria Bachman Jane Bassett Patricia Bauman Richard Beckler John Bcllavia Ricky Beilina Florence Beschercr Diane Bird Paul Bischoff Andrea Bloom c L A S s Luba Bojko Christine Boutsikaris Sheila Brennan Robert Britting Peggy Brogan John Bruno Alice Buckowski Anita Burchardt Regina Burke Ernest Burkhardt Allison Bursick Judith Burnan Michael Burrows Lynn Butler Christine Buttros Diane Califri Peter Campisi Antoinette Capista Angela Caputo Dianne Carlozzi Donald Carruth Michael Cavallini Antonio Cclano Christine Chudoba Linda Ciccone Douglas Cocuzza Lonny Cohen Barbara Cohn Eric Coletta OF 96 7 Bruce Condit Vito Conforti Mary Craney Frank Crecca Joane Crenshaw Julie Cudia Jerine Cupingood Phyllis D’Alessandro Jerilyn D’Alise John Dand Carolyn D'Antuono Kathleen Darso Diane Davies Donald Dc’Angelis Walter Demsyn Vivian DePasquale Arlene DcVone Charles Diebold Arlene Duber Barbara Du Bois Lynn Ebcrhardt Bea EdcUtein Ellen Emerson Patricia Englcman Ronald Erdman Joanne Erody Jeanne Falone Nick Faragi Lillian Faria Carol Farino Robert Fazzari Fred Fedele Linda Finucan Josephine Fiorenzo Terry Fischer Raymond Fisher Patricia Florezak Michael Foggio Dor thy Foote Peter Fortunato Charles Frier Ruth Fritsch Grace Garrubbo Eileen Garry Diane Gaska Lynn Gayle Maria Gelen John Gerow Camille Giacome Anthony Ciarding Joseph Giordano David Giorgio George Gobla Brian Goldstein Jeanette Golub Greg Goodwin June Grainger Vincent Grasso Pat Grcgovich Carmen Grimaldi Ronnie Grossman Randy Gumpert Robert Hanselman William Hawkins Paul Hedli Joseph Hcuneman Patricia Himmelberger Jay Howell Jean Hurlc Fran Hutchinson Syd Huttler Flainc Ianctti Lillian Uara Sal Impassimato Irene Ingaro Camille Insabclla Mary Lou Iorio Joyce Janowski Fred Jones Kathie Jones Elaine Kaiser Edward Kapelsohn Arthur Kaufman Nadine Keffner Sueann Kellett Kenneth Kiessel Linda Klimowicz Mary Klimowicz Kathy Kopccky Barbara Kostrzewski Maria Kotiar Gregory Kowalski Joanne Kowtko Joseph Kozic Iunej Krawsky Susan Krueger Vincync La Capra Frank Ij Ferrara Salvatore La Ferrara Robert I Jin.ma Martin Iaiwnan Patrick Laudisi Gary Lentz David Lcpre Gus Iaasci Josephine Licari Ralph Lo Chiatto Andrew Lorusso Tina Lungari Patricia Luzzi James MacDonald Kevin Major Geraldine Maiilaro Stephanie Malhovsky John Malko Audrey Maltz Rosemary Manning Louise Marcantonio Lucy Margot ta Michael Mastrogiovanni Adelino Matinaho Keith Matusc Joseph Mauriello James McDonald Myles McDonald George McHenry Joseph Melchionna William Melodick Judy Meyer Johnathan Meyers Robert Mist|rell Jo Ann Mohren Judy Morrison Michael Motyka Michael Mulherin John Muller Michael Mum Marilyn Napolicllo Nancy Nardone Michael I Nicely Mary Nicola Gail Norton Carl Nozdrowvicky Scan O’Flaherty Michael O’Hearn Lucille Paglia Lydia Panas Diane Panzer Edward Parker Valeric Parker Sieve Parks Mary Ann Passerini John Pecora Joseph Pedalino Louis Pedalino Douglas Piccirillo Cordon Pizzano Carole Plinio Elizabeth Praschak Michele Priest Michael Puschak Frances Quinn Rosemarie Raspa Marilyn Reason Arlene Rebar Terri Romano Joan Rommeihs Marion Ronald Angela Ronco Belinda Rosario Marian Rosenbaum Brenda Rosenblatt Linda Rossi Nora Rubinstein Sandra Sabulsky Dale St. Bonnet Vinnic Salerno Marcia Safeway Phil Salvatoricllo Paul Santoro Linda Savcrino Louis Savino Kathleen Sayre Richard Shcel Gerardo Sehiavina Candice Schmidt Richard Schmitt Lois Schneider Elaine Schwikardt Susan Scioscia Thomas J. Seibcl Wendy Sender Michael Sheehan Barbara Sheridan Barbara Shields Sammy S. Silino Bernard Sincavage Carol Sisko Kathleen Sihilia Shelley SpcctoV Eugene Steady Mary Stelmasczyk Mary E. Stiff Linda Stroud Joseph Tamhurino Linda Tanala Henry Tichauer I-ivita Torre Joseph Trabucco Jacqueline Valeri Michael Vannazzo Frank Vasfaillo Joe Visicaro George Volk Ronald Walsh Kenneth Ward Howard Weiss Gregory Wells Ann Wendy bom Sharon Wey Barbara Ann Williams Carla Williams Frank Williams Christine Wnorowski Richard W'ong John Wyglendowski Gerald Zannelli Janice Zenga Lorraine Zullo Carolyn Zurawski Linda Sue Zuttowski Friendly competition teaches good sportsmanship, loyalty to one's school, and respect for a worthy opponent. These characteristics are evident in all the Vikings' athletic endeavors. In a sense, every contest was indicative of the spirit of self-sacrifice which abounds in athletes. The teams, the coaches, and the spectators should be highly commended for all they have done to further Vailsburg's reputation. ROW 1: A. Isabella, K. Millrr, J. Purzyki. B. Spagnola, A. A vena, R. Vidor, T. Carlucci, C. Palmasano, J. DePalma. ROW 2: J. Jurkauka . J. Goodwin, M. Abbondantc, B. Murray, M. Granahan, R. Mingo . C Roberts, R. Anthony, B. Stanzionc. ROW 3: Coach Stone, J. Ikirtilotta. J. Penbera, H. Rubinstein. K. Boehrinper, B. Jones, A. Brady, L. Carubo, B. Farcse, M. Liebowritz, F. LaScala, manager. FOOTBALL Nineteen sixty-three will always stand out as a momentous year for our varsity football squad. The climax of the season came on a partly cloudy Saturday when our Vikings played away at distant Union Hill. The game was rated as a toss-up. hut the home team had the advantage of a familiar field and the partisan fans, while we had been demoralized by a heart-breaking loss to Central High on the previous weekend. However, we were not to be denied the first victory in our school’s short history. Unknown to the team, several bus loads of Vailsburg rooters had also made the long trek to Union Hill. Upon the sight of the friendly faces in the stands, the team was revitalized. Led by the cries of ebullient fans and cheerleaders, the Viking blitz-krieg offense struck for the two quick touchdowns, while the defense held off the tenacious opponent. Vailsburg had its initial win, one that was a real school effort. The exhilaration of Vailsburg fans and the sportsmanship of the individual players on the field have become a tradition of our athletic teams in these three years at Vailsburg—a tradition we hope that will always exist. SCORES Vailsburg .13 Central 26 Vailsburg ... 12 Union Hill 6 Vailsburg 6 Weequahic 27 Vailsburg 7 Cedar Grove 87 Vailsburg 0 West Side 33 Vailsburg 6 Morris Catholic 21 Vailsburg . 6 West Essex 21 Practice make perfect? 118 VAILSBURG ON THE GO! CROSS 0 ROW 1: Coach Hill, C. Fuller, J. Hickey, B. Burkhardl, J. Javerhaum, B. Cohen, M. Busch, E. Malwitz, I . Natale, W. Connelly, D. Morris, D. Manage!ti, M. Gamallo. I). CuramU, manager. ROW 2: M. Hart, P. Pollock, D. Webster, P. Denberg, R. Centner, W. Hah n. H. Bloom. CROSSCOUNTRY Under the outstanding leadership of Coach Hill, the Viking harriers astonished many veteran cross-country observers by reaching the .500 mark in their third year of varsity competition. Cross-Country has developed much student participation and popularity. It prepares one physically for other sports and. at the same time, it is a popular sport in itself. SCORES Vailsburg 58 Vailsburg...... Vailsburg .. 34 Vailsburg 20 Vailsburg ... 26 Vailsburg 32 Vailsburg 60 Vailsburg 23 Vailsburg 37 Vailsburg 23 Vailsburg 37 Orange 19 Barringer ..... 75 Hillside .........23 West Side ... 35 Irvington ________ 33 Central 23 South Side .... 15 Barringer ........34 Weequahic 21 East Side 32 Edison Tech. 23 Howie Bloom Wall Halen moves out. Coach Hill gives a few pointers. SOCCER Stu Applehaum The soccer team began its second year with a difficult schedule against such teams as Irvington Tech.. Hast Side, and Barringer. Although the team did not experience many victories, they did succeed in developing great team spirit under the leadership of Coach Mike Mirabella. This year's team loses five seniors. Fred Salvatoriello and Ed Bran-nigan. defensive fullbacks, player! consistently fine soccer, showing improvements in each game. Joe Naz-zaro’s trieky hall-control commanded respect from other players. Although Stu Applehaum and lays l.akind joined the team late, their speed and hustle impressed Coach Mirabella. Tlie team will surely miss these boys, hut there are happy prospects for next year. The sport is growing in popularity. and Vailsburg looks forward to future seasons with great hope. Fred Salvatoriello m L. to R., ROW 1: Richard Haney. A1 Martino. Ron Hosie, Joe Nazzaro, George Yaworsky, Sidney Rosen-field. ROW 2: George Wells. Charlie Buehler. Phil Hosie, Bill Weber, Gary laton, Larry Rjlkin. ROW 3: Stu Applehaum. Joe Carmardo, Jerry Elgert, Fred Salvatoriello, Richard Wolf. I.e- lukind. Eddie Rran-nigan, Len Wieunan. Aaron Lewit, Coach Mirabella. R-r. ■1dr. g Joe Nazzaro Ed Brannipan The Vailsburg Cagers closed out the 1963 61 season with a record of 6 victories and 13 defeats. Although last year's team had a better “won and lost record, this year's squad, despite being handicapped by numerous injuries, made an extremely creditable showing and came very close to pulling off the upset of the year when it played the mighty Central Blue Devils on even terms for most of the game. Among the luminaries in basketball for the big “V this season were: Ra DeRiggi. Jim Bartilotta. Mike Insaiella, Carl Roberts. Joe Purzvki. and. of course, the phenomenal Glen Schmieder. Glen, using primarily his blistering jump shot, ran up an average of al� out 16 points a game and scored 30 points in two games (against Bloomfield Tech and Newark Tech) to become the all-time high scorer in Vails burg Cage history. Next year, with almost all of this year's squad back (except for Schmieder). the Vikings should really begin to make their presence felt in the very difficult City League. SCORES 45 Clifford Scott 53 Vailsburg 51 West Side 3 49 Central 98 87 Newark Tech 63 45 Cedar Grove 61 10 South Side ? 80 Barringer 69 45 Weequahic 89 .... 58 Ka-t Side 71 Vailsburg 63 Irvington Tech .... 50 51 West Side 75 73 Central 73 Vailsburg 49 South Side 85 71 Barringer 53 52 Weequahic 67 46 East Side 58 66 Irvington 71 Vailsburg 81 Bloomfield Tech 74 Vailsburg 71 St. James 61 L. to R., ROW 1: Coach Liddy, R. DeRiggi, I). Baakerrille, J. Bartilotta. M. Abbondante, W. Urko, C. Schmieder, C. Roberts. -ROW 2: M. Isabella, C. Zittel, J. Purzyki. A. Arena, B. Price. And her telephone number is . . V George Policd tro TOP ROW: Coach Stone, R. Seveatre, G. Male , J. Elgert, P. Connelly, J. Lombardi, P. Nalale. K. Braid, T. Connelly, K. Ward, R. Yackcl. BOTTONl RO l : E. Gann, T). Oldbant. F. Stlvaloriello L. Carubo, J. Ramig, G. Policastro. R. ln al ella. MI] q Lou Garubo Siu Applebaum Ed Gann Boh Insabella Don Oldham John Ramiti Unlike most other sports events, swimming does not have the bleachers crowded with enthusiastic students cheering. Nor does it have attractive cheerleaders boosting morale. Actually, the sport of swimming doesn't have the glamor of football, basketball, or baseball; hut what it does have is a team of hoys whose main objective is to make VaiUburg’s name known and looked up to as a school with competitive students. Naturally, the backbone of any team is its coach. Sol Stone, most commonly called Coach Stone, is truly the core of the team. Ask any member of the swimming team what he thinks of the coach, and the reply most assuredly will he “the greatest ’ This year Coach Stone anticipates that we will try our hardest to place second in the city. When asked what type of boy it would take to be on Vailsburg’s swimming team. Coach Stone said, “It takes a unique type of boy with courage to be able to stick to the daily grind of training. It also takes a boy who loves swimming to derive such satisfaction from the training.” “Above all.” he continued, “it takes a boy loyal enough to dedicate his talent for the good of the school.” Last year Vailsburg placed third in the city in swimming. The events are based on a five place basis. AH contenders in the City Meet who come in the first five places receive a point. The results of that meet are as follows: Event Placement Swimmer Medley 2nd place Bill Weber Stu Applehaum Ed Gann Lou Garubo 40 free style 2nd and 3rd place Fred Salvatoriello Lou Garubo 200 free •1th place George Policastro 100 free 5th place Don Oldham 100 free 5th place George Policastro 100 butterfly 4th place Ed Gann 100 backstroke 3rd place Bill Weber breast stroke 5th place Gary Gann DE RIGGI-PITCH TO STATE ROW 1: Marcial Garlitos, Arthur Brady, Robert Farcse, Leo Mongiovi, Fred Salvatoriello, Glenn Schmieder. ROW 2: Tony Carlucci, Joe Abruzze� c. Joe Penbera, Don Baskerville, Bob Buckowski, Mike Insabella. ROW 3: Ronnie Schiller, Lou Paacale, Vinnie Fazzari, Bob Baker, Ray Dc Riggi, Joe Ingaro, Robert Feld, Mr. Reilly. -PENBERA VIKINGS TITLE C. BASEBALL Tlie 1963 sports season of Vailsburg High School was highlighted by a fantastic show of ability on the part of our baseball team. The Vailsburg nine, with the superb coaching of Mr. Robert Reilly, captured City and State laurels in its first year of varsity competition. Their first objective was to overcome the hold that East Side had on the City League. With only four losses, our team captured the City Championship. From there the Vikings went on to challenge Hanover Park for the State Championship at City Stadium. Winning this tight game earned top honors for us and blazers for the team. The championship team lost four members: pitcher, Vinnie Fazzari; first base-man. Bobby Baker: and outfielders, Lou Pascale and Joe Ingaro. The present senior class contributed nine members to the squad: Fred Salvatoricllo, Leo Mongiovi. Bob Buckowski. Glen Sehmieder. Marcial Garlitos. Art Brady, Bob Farese. Tony Carlucci. and Joe Penbcra. Seniors, Tony Carlucci and Joe Pcnbera. brought honor to the Vikings by being selected for the All-City Team. Additional prestige was ours in the selection of Ray De Riggi to the All-State Team. Fred Salvaloriello Bob Farese Bol� Buckowski Art Brady Tony Carlucci SCORES Vailsburg 5 Parsippany . 4 Vailsburg 2 South Side 1 Vailsburg 11 West Side 4 Vails burg 6 . 7 Vailsburg 7 Seton Hall 5 Vailsburg 5 East Side 0 Vailsburg 6 W'eequahic . 3 Vailsburg 3 Central 0 Vailsburg 8 0 Vailsburg 6 West Side 1 Vailsburg 5 1 Vailsburg 2 East Side . 10 Vailsburg 1 St. Benedict’s 3 Vailsburg 7 2 Vailsburg 1 Central 0 Vailsburg 7 South Side 2 Vailsburg 3 West Side 2 Vailsburg 2 Barringer 9 Vailsburg 13 Irvington Tech 2 Vailsburg 0 . 1 Vailsburg 5 Central 7 Vailsburg 7 Weequahic 5 Vailsburg 6 .. 7 Vailsburg 3 Hanover Park 2 Leo Mongiovi Marcial Carlito� Glen Schmieder A tense moment at the stadium. Vailsburg’s wing-footed sons of Mercury go into the 1964 track season with a great deal of confidence and assurance. Although the previous two years have brought little in the way of accolades, this year the flying Vikings will undoubtedly be vastly improved and give their adversaries many anxious moments. Among the Vailsburg track men to watch are seniors: Walt Halen, Mark Hart, Vincent Pasquale, and Les I akind. As most of the aforementioned have two years of varsity competition under their belt, this should be their year to shine. Our prospects for a really fine year are excellent. L. to R.: Co-capt. Marie D’Urso, Marilyn Lapo, Sue _ Herman, Gloria Trabucco, Mary Abbatc, Captain Marianne Miceli R. to L.: Sandy Ferrigno, Joyce nth, Suzi Donn, Chicki Pona. Co-Capt. Nina Monaco The beginning of a new twirling year. Beth Queenan. Sally Mandato, Linda Wolosen, Marianna Petoia, captain; Eloise Martino, Drum Majorette; Mary Messina, co-captain; Sandra Frederick, Pat Magalas, Mary Sleeves. THE LEADER OF THE BAND c Eloisc Martino L 0 R G U A R D S L. to K.: Suzette Wolbcr. Karen Engleman. Judy Miller. Beverly Jansak. Susan DeAngelo. The activities program lias been greatly increased since the formation of the theory that places emphasis on a well-rounded education. The high school’s primary function is to prepare adolescents for their challenging life ahead. This idea is culminated in Vailsburg High's varied activities program. Through a wide range of activities, the pupil learns to participate in the group affairs of his organization, thereby developing leadership and character. Many clubs are formed to provide helpful information about specific topics. The student’s opportunities at Vailsburg are for the most part unlimited. EXECUTIVE BOARD L. to R.. SEATED: Suzi Doan, Mary Abbate, Ed. Cohen, Sue Herman, Pat McNeil. STANDING: David Mciman. June Pona, Mr. Lippman, Phyllis Lewit, Livia Ciufi. Absent from picture: Sue Magyar. “You think that’s funny. Sue, wait’ll you get to yours. This is the yearbook committee. See how they work. Work. Work. Work. EDITORIAL STAFF Edmund Cohen .................. Editor-in-Chief Susan Magyar .—----------------Managing Editor Mary Abbate ---------------- Literary Editor Livia Ciufi ------------------ Co-Literary Editor Patricia McNeil ______________ Co-Literary Editor Susan Herman ____________________ layout Editor Phyllis Lewit ............ Assc. Layout Editor Susan Donn Art Editor June Pona___________________________Sports Editor BUSINESS STAFF David Meiman____________________Business Manager Gloria Trabucco ..... Assistant Business Manager Ann Sroka________________________________Treasurer Elaine Nusbaum_________________Assistant Treasurer Nina Monaco Sales Manager Edward Davidson ............ Advertising Manager John Ramig ................... Booster Manager Deena Laufbaum .............. Publicity Manager One of the most important activities of the Senior Class is the publication of the VAL-KYRIAN. This hook will be reflected on by the individual as a living memorial of his years at Vailsburg. Every senior is an integral part of the hook, though all did not have a physical hand in its publication. The many successes and failures of the Class are represented in this yearbook. To all those who worked on the staff of the VALKYRIAN, this book is the visible result of a great deal of hard work. But to all seniors, this book is you!! L. to R.: SEATED: Anne Sroka, David Mciman, Drcna I-aufbaum, Nina Monaco. STANDING: John Ramig. Elaine Nusbaum, Gloria Trabucco, Mr . Bachellcr. « JV T c o V 1 ° fficeRS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President ........ Mary Abbate Vice President Leonard Cupingood Secretary ........ Sue Herman Treasurer ...._ Elaine Nusbaum FU?nTE 1 10 ?,gh,: Uui l aP°w K amf Nu'haum, Leonard Cupingood Mar Abbate, Susan Herman, Thoma- Pagano. STANDING, Left ,0 Right Mr. Martin Moskowitz, Pat McNeil David Mciman, Deena Laufbaum Teresa Liszkiewicz, Anne Sroka. Ed round Cohen, Phyllis Lewit, Susar Donn, Betty Jean Peterson. Nini Monaco. Paul Bachmann, Gloria Tra bucco, Terry Bain, Les Lakind, Stev Kaplan, Frank Ginolfi. The members of the National Honor Society have done an excellent job this year in promoting a high ambition for learning in Vailsburg High. They have set an unmistakable example for the rest of the students by their character, leadership, and service. Many of the members participated in a tutoring program, which was open to all students who desired help in a particular subject. ASSEMBL Y COMMITTEE PEP CLUB WRESTLING FRONT ROW: J. Abruzzese. F.. Rubin, S. Rosenfeld, J. Vitale, R. Hantze. MIDDLE ROW: J. Natalc, W. Gilian, R. Prigano, R. Schmitt, J. Wyglendowski, T. Murray. TOP ROW: Mgr. S. Rosenthal. R. Gerrity, R. Walker, A. In abella, E. Slawin� ky, J. Mangieri, R. Kimler, Coach Mirabcila. UGH!! BOWLING G I R L S The primary purpose of any school is, of course, the preparation of young people to face the complexities of life and college. We, here at Vailsburg, are fortunate enough to possess some of the finest educational facilities and teachers in the city of Newark. This section is devoted to giving the reader a few glimpses of classroom life at Vailsburg. We hope we have succeeded in presenting a true picture. I wonder what the father looks like?” “Now that we’ve mastered addition . . advanced pi CEMENT MATH 'No. 7 is not an even number!!’ COMPUTER MA'tH “But I wanted cooking!” W mechanical DRAWING “Don’t be ridiculous, there already is an Eiffel Tower.” ' 4 � • 'Careful!! You saw what happened to my tic!! THE REVIEWS KILLED IT. “COLLY, CEE. WHAT A DILEMMA! “YOU CANT BE THAT [ HUNGRY!” “(XT THE JOLSON BIT! PHYSICS DANCES EVER YONE FOR 4 PKSiOttfT A SENIOR'S FAREWELL We made it! It hasn’t always been as easy as we wanted, but it was worth it. For most of us this has been our sixth year in the building; wfe have been privileged to witness its startling metamorphosis from grammar school to high school. The phenomenal mushrooming of labs, and typing rooms has served to stir us from C to shining C. Even more important is the remarkable evolution of Vailsburg as an academic and athletic Parnassus. We realize that high school is only a beginning, but with this beginning we are sure that what will follow will prove worthy of all the time and effort spent on us by both the administration and faculty of this fine school. Ed Cohen A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL Six years! Then a child, now young men and women. Such has been the unique privilege of faculty and administration—to witness the metamorphosis of youth. To the young men and ladies who now cross our threshold officially for the last time, we wish you well. May your tears be few but salutary, your laughter true, your dreams a prelude to reality. May this Commencement be a dress rehearsal for the Great Commencement when the true value of the Viking motto, “Liberty with Loyalty” will come to eternal fruition. John T. McSharry C Dr. McSharry gives advice to Student Council President. BOOSTERS Mary Bozza Mary D'Emilio Lankys Texaco Arlene Senatore Florence Girski Karen Monticello Mr. and Mrs. Ted Baryiewski Turner Lumber Company Mr. and Mrs. H. Lipp Mrs. J. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. W. Halen Theresa Manzella Florence and Fred A Friend Bob Casale Sandy and Toney Bob and Rosanne The Wee Willy V' Carol and Jo-Jo Frank Bove Linda and Gene Farewell—A Friend Betsy and Tommy Diane Siconolfi Linda Luciano Miss Patricia Trabucco Ruth and Frank De Sarno Meris Dwyer Richard Stewart Licia Bove Donald Bernard Dana Clay Marie Curto Jo Ann Don Diego Mary Everton Jerry Big D Davidson Paul Jovanis George Males Patty Quinn Carolyn Zarowski Ray Wiener Marilyn Criscuolo Bernadette De Fillippo Santa Ferrigno Sallie Mandato Richie and Dee Linda Young Luck —Nel and Bo Carol Hartmann Four Sophomores Celeste and Gerald Celeste Di Silva Ann and Ralph Joan Stollar Aggie Baby Maria, Per. 8, Science; room 108 Nicolas Alphonse Ciufi III Susan Matnes Irene Knochel Lenora Di Giovanni Eileen Nastasi Frank Vuno David Seiden Sonia Davidovich Sue Firner Elliot Ruben Jan's Luck Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurta Milan S. Kovac Barbara—Ellen—Linda Madeline Concellieri Linda Rutz Ronnie and Johnny John D'Annunzio Marlene D'Autorio Janice Aver Louis Senica Meris Dwyer Mike Insabella Salvatore Pettineo Ozzie and Dave Joan and Phil Louie and Laura Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Garubo To Elaine from Susan Sue Mathes Joyce and Bobby Larry Balkin George and Mary Jane Girls Basketball Club Miss Alice J. Hines Dee and Roger Mrs. Robert Brannigan Mr. Robert Brannigan Eddie Brannigan Luck to Us— The Group Eloise, Sallie, Sue, Jackie, Len, Bobby, Jim, Stech, Jerry, Mike We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of The Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas, in the production of this yearbook. 188 FRIENDS An Alumnus—Class of ’63 Angie and Tony Ann and Pete Mr. and Mrs. Anie Arace Aunt Anna and Uncle Cookie Aunt Rose Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Axt J. M. and J. D. Ba Babuska Erika J. Balsar Joseph Banko Miss Hannah Bannon Mary Baptista Diane Barrosso Stephen Bartko Mary Ann Bartlett Bobby Bates Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Battestia Beatrice and Marie Miss Helen Beck Loretta Beck Mr. and Mrs. Befumo Elizabeth Benoro F. Berg Bev and Charlie Mrs. Helen Biebel Bill and Gerry Uncle Bill Bob and Lori Bob and Lori Vera Boutsikars Helen and Joe Bovine Paul Bischoff Mr. and Mrs. A. Brachat Peter Brady Eddie Brannigan Bobby Britting Tommy Britting Dorothy Brittingham Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Burns Roxanne E. Busch Nicholas T. Butterly Frank Buzza Mary Buzza Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byrne Mrs. Mary Canahaute Mr. and Mrs. Cardell Leonard Cardone Jr. Carmine and Judy Mrs. F. Carmody Carol and Don Carol and Johnny Carol and Tony Mr. and Mrs. Casale Gail Casey Pat Casey Mr. and Mrs. J. Castanena Castle Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Celli Mrs. T. Chaplmiski Charlie and Margie Mrs. A. Chiccone Eugene Cicchett Joseph Ciccone Kathleen Ciccone Lulu Ciske Claire, Jim, Candy Clairce Mrs. George Clay Lewis F. Clayton Kitty Cocuzza Mrs. Connie Cocuzza Coletta Grocery Ralph Colyer Compliments of a friend Mr. and Mrs. V. Conforti Roger Rush Connelly Mrs. Joseph Costello Mr. and Mrs. Crisafulli Giorgianna Crist James Cuomo Fran D'Agostino Joan Marie D'Alessio A. D'Aloia Louis and Linda D'Amare Rena D'Antonia Guido and Fred D'Ascoli Carmen DeAngelo Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dedemo Mr. and Mrs. Victor Defeo Mr. DeFilippo John DeFranco, a Setonian Dr. DeFronzo Mr. and Mrs. Delgercia Mr. and Mrs. Delia Mr. J. Delia Mrs. Rose Delia Mr. and Mrs. Deliman Bonita Derollo Marie DeRosa Mr. and Mrs. B. Destafane Mrs. Mary Detrolio Frankie and Georgeanne Diakow Dick and Carmela Mr. and Mrs. Dinapoli Rose Dipasquale Marianne Dispenziere Mr. and Mrs. Dispenziere Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Dispenziere Lt. and Mrs. Alan Donn FRIENDS (cont'd) Donna, Johnny, and Mary Theodore Dryer Nick and Karia Dubois Miss Cay Duffy Mrs. John F. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. James Dunnion Eddie and Anthony Eddie and Dee Mr. and Mrs. A. Edwards Bob Elbrecht Mr. and Mrs. Ben Emmolo Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. Enright Linda Erickson Joseph Fabricatroe Mr. and Mrs. John Facrell C. J. Faiello Aunt Mary and Uncle Bill Falcone Aunt Brooks and Uncle Jim Falcone Louis William Falcone Frank Farrant Mrs. Agnes Farrell Michael Fatsis Thomas Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. John Fay Dr. William Feinstein Joe Ferrara Mr. and Mrs. John Ferrara John and Robert Ferrara Mrs. Helen Fischbein Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flyn Fred and Irene Gary Friedman Friend Friend Friend Friend Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frier Mrs. Mary Friscik Beth Galasia Mr. and Mrs. G. Galloway Edward L. Gann Jr. Rose Gann Angel and Philip Gayle Sr. Wilton C. Gayle Sr. Benjamin Gersten Elaine Greenfield Ellen Giles Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Giovani Good Luck Bernice Good Luck Dukes—Lenny Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Graffeo Rose M. Greco Rose Marie Guarino Mary Gural Happiness to Kathy and Jim Carol Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Hedli Pegf Anne Heifer Mr. and Mrs. Emile Herman Mr. and Mrs. Louis Herman Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Hilderbrand Jerry Hilderbrand Jerry Hilderbrand Ann B. Himmelberger Mrs. B. Hirschman Kenny Holland James Holstad Mrs. Helen Holus Lenora Horder Janet Hunter Elaine lanett John Iglewski Rocky Ippolito Ivy Hill Shoe Service Jack and Elisa Joseph Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. George Jadelis Mrs. Stella Janowski Jessie and Joe Jimmy and Liz Joe and Linda Joe—Peg and The Three G's Mr. and Mrs. J. John Johnny and Ginger Johnny and Ronny Kenny and Marie Edward Kepelsohn Patricia V. Kennedy Aunt Phyllis and Uncle David Kieway Ann C. Killian Maurice Kirby Mrs. Ella Koelhoffer Mr. John Koelhoffer Helen and Henry Kolber R. Konth Mr. and Mrs. Don Kopcevch Dottie Korczowski Mr. and Mrs. S. Kovac Mr. and Mrs. John Kozlowsko and Family Mrs. John Kraymak Miss Adele Kubik Mr. and Mrs. A. Kuhn Walter Kuzan Mrs. Antionette Labois Mr. Walter Labois Dorn and Jean LaCapra and the Kids Good Luck, Miss Lapara Mr. William Lauro 190 FRIENDS (cont'd) Al J. Lepore Mr. John S. Lewczdlc Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lewit Nathan Lewit Mr. and Mrs. Michael Liparulo Gary's Liquors Morton Lipschutz Luba Lobur Pat Lombardi Paul Lombardino Joan Lombardino Gerald Longo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Longo Louie and Laura Mrs. A. Lucarello Mr. and Mrs. A. Lucarello Mr. and Mrs. R. Lucarello Mr. Frank Lucarello Mr. O. Lucarello Mr. and Mrs. Z. Lucarello Victor Lucarello Mr. and Mrs. Pat Luongo Nick and Robert Luongo Mr. and Mrs. Marie Maculuso Mr. and Mrs. John Madaras Marie Madaras Ron Madaras Joyce Maglia Fred Maguire Mrs. Malco Manager of Kings Manno Travel Agency Mrs. Sandy Mantore Mrs. H. Marbach Mr. Anthony Marcopoto Marie, Al, and the Kids Marie and Joe Marilyn's Grandmother Mr. and Mrs. James Marinos Lou Marinelli Charles Marsch Enelia Marsch Fred Marsch Minnie Marsch Violet and Joe Martin Frank, Lorraine, Gina, and Ralphie Martino Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Martino Mrs. Maslizek Mildred Mauriello Mayfair Cleaners Jim Maynard Vera Mazzei Carmella and Sam Mazzella Miss Esther McGowan George McHenry Elizabeth A. McHugh Mr. McHugh Dr. and Mrs. De McIntyre Mr. Edward J. McKeon Rosalie McMalley Mr. and Mrs. McParlin Ralph Meola Mrs. Josephine Mercuro Mr. and Mrs. J. Milan Charles Minervino Mr. and Mrs. Mitro Mr. and Mrs. M. Mitterhoff Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moe Mr. Joseph Mohr Larry Frank Monaco Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Monaco Ann Marie Morris Mrs. James Morris James Morrison Mr. Vernon Hairdresser Mr. F. Mueller George Murry Nana Marilyn Napoliello Tony Nappi Judy Nichol Mr. and Mrs. P. Nikituk Gail Norton Elliot O'Brien William T. O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Padilla Mr. Michail Padula Lucil Palatelia Victor Palazzi Aunt Caroline and Uncle Bill Pannullo Mr. and Mrs. Pante Paramount Television and Radio Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Paris Esther S. Pasquale Helen Pasquale Mr. and Mrs. James Pasquale Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pasquale Mr. and Mrs. A. Patriarca Paul and Eileen Joe Pavone Richard Pavone Susan Peppe Mr. James Perdomo Pete and Ann Mr. Terry Peters Rona M. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Dante Petruccelli Mr. and Mrs. J. Pizzano Mr. and Mrs. S. Pizzano FRIENDS (cont'd) Pat and Ann Pizziera Grace Plaia Mrs. L. Plain Mr. J. Pogorezelski Mrs. J. Pogorezelslci Richard E. Pollitt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pona Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ponstengle Mrs. Joseph Porcello Caroline Portenstein Gertrude Porter Catherine Posmitniy Mr. and Mrs. A. Potito Linda Potito C. F. Preston Pat Preteroti Mary Prignano Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pyzilc Phyllis and Alan Quixley Ralph and Diane—Always Mrs. Raymen and IOA-9 Reed's Confectionery Floyd Rehling The Reichenbecher Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rella Mr. and Mrs. George Rilia and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Rice Evelyn Richards Richie Edwina L. Rissland Dr. Victor Rostoppia Mr. and Mrs. Rivell Anthony Romano The Romano Sisters Tony and Jo Romano Diane Ronald Marion Ronald Catherine Rosanio Jerry Rosenblatt Nick Ruggiero Henry E. Ryan Mrs. Heddy Salins Lucy Sallo Joan and Helen Santucci Mrs. Saurborn Mr. and Mrs. M. Saverino Mr. Tom Saverino Joseph L. Savini Marie N. Savini Mr. and Mrs. Sayres Grandma Scailiaferro Antionette Scardilli Ann F. Schabses Mr. Harold Schiller Harold and Sally Schroeck and Family Mary Sciortino Carol Schwanewede Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Serpo Sr. Ralph Serpo Jr. Eileen Servindio Mrs. Josephine Sferlazzo Louis T. Sferlazzo C. Shaffury Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sharket Shumila Ann Sibilia Chet Silverstein Antoinne Skiniello Joyce Slwarek Mrs. George W. Smith Snap-On-Tools Corporation Marie Soriano Mrs. Virginia Sprenger Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sroka Karian Sroka Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sroka Good Luck Irene from Stan Joan Stankovich Joann Stemper Stephen and Lance Step'N Cleaners Syuyvesant Delicatessen Sunshine Club Survivor of Honors English William Sutphem Mr. and Mrs. C. Svenson and Chuckie Mrs. M. Swenson John Swanson Corth Sykolar Jo-Ann and Joe T. Chris and Carmen Tanzola Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teresa The Ellerman Family The Great Duke The Mart Floor Covering Company Mr. Henry Thompson Gus Thonas To you—from Me Tommy and Irene Toni and Tony Dr. and Mrs. John Torppey Dr. and Mrs. John Torppey Donna Tortorello Miss Carmen Rose Trabucco Mr. Joseph A. Trabucco Mr. Cal Tremper Mickey Troppo Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trugman Two Guys from Vailsburg Carol Joyce Ullrich Uncle Al and Aunt Joe Mr. and Mrs. A. Varacallo Mrs. Marion Vasfalio Mr. and Mrs. J. Vatta The Vindicis—Al, Mary, Al Jr., and Luana Fred and Rae Vogel Viola and Peter Vogel Frank Vopcellio Jim and Marie Vreeland Mrs. Vreeland and Son Jimmy Waltsak FRIENDS Mrs. Regina Waltsak Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weinburg Josephine Weiser Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Whesper White Monument Co. Lillian Weissmann Mrs. Charles Wolber Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wmorwoski Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yeoman Mrs. Mary Yurow Zinckgrafs Florist Mrs. Angela Zlydasek Mr. Chester Zlydasek Barbara Zois Mr. and Mrs. Zubeck Dr. A. S. Zweibel Anthony Vasselli Leida and Ricky Bindi Henry Santos Marie Curto Best Wishes to the Class of '64 MARTY FEINS Photographer I SHOW ROOM 520 Stuyvesant Avenue Irvington 11. N. J. MARTIN E. SCHREIBER SON Plumbing and Heating Electric Sewer Cleaning Service 31 Laurel Avenue Irvington 11, N. J. ESsex 3-5888 Don’t Pay More ... Sell For Less . .. GOOD DEAL SUPER MARKETS Money-saving Good Deals Located In: Irvington, Maplewood, Saddle Brooks, West Orango, East Orange, Chatham. Newark, Elizabeth. Clifton, Passaic, Millburn THE BERNSON FAMILY In Memory Of Our Dear Co-Worker LEONORA FLYNN ANTONNETTE CHICCONE ALICE J. HINE! Compliments of the KLESS CAMPTOWN DINER-RESTAURANT 1212 Springfield Avenue Irvington 11, N. J. BOWLA BOWLA LANES The Friendly Lanes Where Students of Vailsburg High Are Always Welcome 1011 So. Orange Ave.—Newark ES 4-6300 McNEIL GROCERY 290 So. 19th St. and 12th Ave. Photographs in this yearbook were taken by ACADEMY YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS MILLBURN, NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS, FRED GOOD LUCK IN COLLEGE Mom and Dad Grandma Aunt Ginny Philip (’67) Unci Joa Aunt Rose Aunt Lillien TOTS TO TEENS 79 Mt. Vernon PI. Newark. New Jersey PAT'S DELICATESSEN 532 Sanford Ave. Newark. N. J. ES 2-9587 CORE BROTHERS Floral Artists 392-4 South Orange Ave. MA 2 0043 Newark. N. J. GOOD LUCK SENIORS MERIT 5c TO $1.00 STORES South Orange Ave. Vailsburg CONGRATULATIONS MR. AND MRS. LEOPOLD BACHMANN AND FAMILY ES 5-7609 L. CESTONE, INC. CONTRACTORS 55l-l3th Ave. Newark. N. J. BEST WISHES JOE REILLY'S TAVERN Corner Cedar and Tremont Ave. Vailsburg BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY. HEALTHFUL. AND SUCCESSFUL FUTURE TO MARIE COLUCCI Mother Dad Paula ESse 2-7553 C. and C. ANELLO. prop. ANELLO'S PASTRY SHOP A Full Line of Assorted Miniature Pastries Birthday — Wedding — Cakes — etc. Cookie Trays for All Occasions 1480 Clinton Avenue Irvington. N. J. MANSUETO'S LIQUOR STORE 377-15th Avenue Newark 3. N. J. NUNZIO GAUDIOSO TAILOR 450 Kerrigan Blvd. ES 3-4586 J M APPLIANCE SERVICE ESsex 3-8104 Guaranteed Washer and Dryer Repairs COMPLIMENTS OF THE RODRIGUEZ FAMILY VARSITY MEN'S SHOP Teen Man Fashions 411 Springfield Ave. NEWARK. NEW JERSEY MARTIN PACKING COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS OF NEWPORT 49-51 Plane Street Newark 2. N. J. MIDTOWN PROVISION CO. 127 Belmont Ave. Newark, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF: HAENSSLER SHEET METAL WORKS Bigelow 3-4061 Free Delivery PATSY DeLUCIA Live and Dressed Poultry Wholesale and Retail Hotels and Restaurants Supplied 371 15th Ave., Newark, N. J. KOMISHANE'S PHARMACY Donald S. Komishane, R.P. Michael J. Komishane, B.S. 199 Stuyvesant Ave. Newark 6, N. J. Phone ESsex 5-2747 Phone: 374-8602 Roofing and Aluminum Siding PALLANTE'S HOME MODERNIZING Kitchens — Bathrooms 502 So. Orange Avenue Newark, New Jersey Office and Showroom CHARLES DUERR CO., INC. Printing Offset Letterpress 776 South Orange Ave. Newark New Jersey ESsex 3-0692 GREETINGS MAPLEWOOD SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Shepherd Office Irvington Ave. at Parker Ave. Maplewood, New Jersey BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1964 THE CIUFI FAMILY Phones: MA 3-1790 and 1 Since 1922 H. A. GREENE CO. SPORTING GOODS GLENN ELECTRIC Outfitters: — Vailsburg H. S. Athletic Teams sales corporation School Sweaters — Team Uniforms 28 Halsey St. Newark, N. J. (Near Central Ave.) 14-16 Highland Street Newark, N. J. Wheel Balancing Brakes — Shocks Alignment Exhaust Systems Tel. ES 5-9834 CARL’S SERVICE GARAGE Bl 3-6881 Bl 3-6886 Bl 3-6887 V SEp' TUNE-UP — LUBRICATION D. MANSUETO SONS REPAIR WORK 416-420 Union Ave. Corner Paine Ave. CARL FIUMARA IRVINGTON, N. J. Wholesale Fish Dealers 373-15th Ave. Newark 3, N. J. MARKET 2-2399 '1Qvdnicyf6uvecuwnq rSL' Phone ESsex 5-2385 GRIESI IXCfH'S IS TEXTILE REWEAVING BURNS • TEARS - MOTH HOLES REWOVEN ON WOOLENS - SILKS - LINENS HARRY LAPOW 216 HALSEY STREET FMOP NEWARK N J. PLUMBING AND HEATING Bathrooms and Heating A Specialty Prompt Service on All Repairs . . . Electric Sewer Cleaning . . . 366 So. 20th Street Newark 3, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF PETER'S COFFEE SHOP 163 Maplewood Avenue CONGRATULATIONS, SUE LOVE, Maplewood, New Jersey SO 2-9674 TRUDI AND JOHN ARROW SAVINGS AND LOAN BEST WISHES ASSOCIATION FOR FUTURE SUCCESS TO THE 120 So. Orange Ave. 1964 Newark, N. J. 07103 GRADUATING CLASS 4 1 4% THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION DIVIDEND PER ANNUM — Compounded Quarterly Savings Insured Up to $10,000.00 Newark, South Orange, and DRIVE-IN WINDOW SERVICE North Caldwell, New Jersey from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Insured by The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Mondays to 8:00 p.m. Parking on Premises PANNONIA BUILDING LOAN CONGRATULATIONS ASSOCIATION to the 41 2% DIVIDEND SENIOR CLASS 358 Morris Avenue of Newark, New Jersey 1964 OFFICERS Joseph F. Ulichny Pres. II3-19th Ave., Irvington ES 3-6689 Chas. M. Hancher V. P. THE 345 Chandler Ave., Roselle CH 5-1902 Harry J. Kenny Secretary 251 5. Harrison St. OR 5-6796 John Sloboda Treasurer APPENZELLER FAMILY II Dunder Rd., Springfield DR 9-3187 Charles C. Deubel, Jr. Counsel 20 Clinton St., Newark MA 2-4151 22 First St., So. Orange SO 3-2766 LEARN TO BECOME A PROFESSIONAL BEAUTICIAN Day or Evening Classes — Registrations Now Being Accepted • Modern Training Methods, including . . . Demonstrations by Closed Circuit Television • Everything included in One Fee — Tools, Supplies, Books, Uniform . . . even the Diploma! • Easy Payment Plan • Individualized Instruction • Co-Educational • Lifetime Placement Service • Earn As You Learn Write or Call MA 2-1575 for FREE BOOKLET V PARK School Academy of Beauty Culture Benedict Gripaldi, Director 125 HALSEY STREET NEWARK 2. N. J. Opposite Kresge Department Store • Near Raymond Blvd. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1964 Compliments of VAILSBURG HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION OF 1963 64 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1964 GRADUATES OFFICERS and MEMBERS VAILSBURG HIGH SCHOOL FATHER'S CLUB IN MEMOR Y OF Mr. Carmine R. Villani and Mrs. Leonora Flynn c. for their dedication and understanding. STUDENT COUNCIL of Vailsburg High School JOSTEN Class Rings Symbolize the Finest Traditions and Durable Satisfaction FAIR PLAY LOYALTY FRIENDSHIP SCHOLARSHIP JOSTEN'S 202 MORE THAN 60 YEARS Abbatc, Mary 16 Chelsea Ave. Aguiar, Norman 106 Devine St. Alfano, Louis 10 Longfellow Ave. Allen, Frederick 230 Mt. Vernon PI. Appenzeller, Theresa 49 Chelsea Ave. Applebaum, Robert 38 Midland PI. Applebaum, Stuart 38 Midland PI. Arndt, Karen 120 Midland PI. August. Michael 215 Ellery Ave. Baccary, Eleanor 32 Smith St. Barhmann, Paul 43 Underwood St. Bagheri, Fereshteh 250 Mt. Verfton PI. Bain, Terry 207 Chancellor Ave. Baron, Louis 131 Tuxedo Pkwy. Barrasso. Anna Marie 67 Brookdale Ave. Barroso, Diana 55 Manor Dr. Bartlett, Marjorie 210 Mt. Vernon PI. Battiato, Ferdinand 87 Sunset Ave. Baworouski, Doreen 210 Mt. Vernon PI. Beck, Lesley 36 Tuxedo Pkwy. Beime, James 32 Stuyvesant Ave. Beilina, Jeffrey 29 Palm St. Bemson, Judi 25 Manor Dr. Bernstein, Robert 35 Manor Dr. Bischoff, Gail 49 Unity Ave. Bloom, Howard 190 Tuxedo Pkwy. Bovine, Lorraine 166 Isabella Ave. Brady, Arthur 39 Smith St. Brannigan, Edward 74 Palm St. Bucci, Frances 443 Kerrigan Blvd. Buckowski, Robert 55 Manor Dr. Burke, Robert 228 Smith St. Buzza, Joyce 108 Sunset Ave. Callaghan, Dennis 12 Sheldon Terr. Capman, Thomas 77 Stuyvesant Ave. Carlucci, Anthony 28 Norwood St. Cassel, Martin 85 Manor Dr. Ceraulo, Laura 61 Hazelwood Ave. Cestone, Ann 255 Kerrigan Blvd. Chrystal, Paul 30 Arsdale PI. Ciccone, Rose-Marie 113 Martens Ave. Cisko, William 212 Eastern Pkwy. Ciufi, Livia 617 Sandford Ave. Clintock, Chris 118 Norman Rd. Cohen, Edmund 156 Ivy St. Cohen. Josef 55 Manor Dr. Colonnello, Gayton 153 Isabella Ave. Colucci, Marie 143 Norman Rd. Colyer, Linda 131 Norwood St. Conner, Lorraine 39 Kenmore Ave. Consolantis, Irene 610 Sandford Ave. Cooke, Carol 60 No. Munn Ave. Corrao, Joyce 66 Halsted St. Crowley, James 19 Sunset Ave. Cupingood, Leonard 230 Mt. Vernon PL Cutrale, Pamela 23 Monticello Ave. D’Antonio, Sharon 189 Alexander St. D’Aronzo, Jo Ann 142 Ivy' St. D’Autorio, Lynda 119 Sunset Ave. Davenport, Virginia 42 Vermont Ave. Davidson, Edward 143 Tuxedo Pkwy. Breuninger, Barbara 116 Ivy St. Brennan, Bernadette 536 Sandford Ave. Devaney. William 139 Columbia Ave. Di Girolamo, Angelo 40 Dassing Ave. Di Gregorio, Robert 161 Norman Rd. DiVona, Mildred 20 Stuyvesant Ave. Donn, Susan 29 Oakland Terr. Dotegowski, Thomas 221 Eastern Pkwy. Dreyer, Monita 16 Bayard PI. Dries, Marjorie 295 Stuyvesant Ave. Eckel. Kathleen 285 Smith St. Ellerman, Joan 23 Marsac PI. Ellerman, Lois 23 Marsac PI. Endick, Carol 21 Sheldon Ter. Falcone, Anne 124 Sunset Ave. Fallucca, Joann 21 Columbia Ave. Farese, Robert 85 Isabella Ave. Farrant, Jane 122 Columbia Ave. Farrell, Elizabeth 39 Finlay PI. Fernandez, Carmen 112 Midland PI. Finncrty, Josephine 81 No. Munn Ave. Fiumara, Joseph 190 Sunset Ave. Florko, Brenda 85 Boylan St. Fornarotto, Roseann 40 Dassing Ave. Frier, Carol 112 Telford St. Fuller, Linda 14 Unity Ave. Gabrielson, Gail 74 Stuyvesant Ave. Gallicchio, Thomas 44 Grand Ave. Galiano, Larry 69 Sandford PI. Gamba, Alan 31 Finlay PI. Gann, Edward 101 Vermont Ave. Garlitos, Marcial 110 19th Ave. Ganibo, Louis 305 Eastern Pkwy. Gayle, Bill 69 Netherwood PL Gellerman, Lenore 119 Richelieu Terr. Gershbein, Marilyn 58 No. Munn Ave. Giancaterina, Angela 26 Hillside Terr. Giblin, Vincent 575 Sandford Ave. Gillette, Joe 17 Ferdinand St. Gilsenan, Thomas 60 Commonwealth Ave. Ginolfi, Frank 191 Vermont Ave. Gommol, Arlene 316 Chapman St. Gorman, John 12 Speedway Ave. Granahan, Mike 81 Columbia Ave. Green, Alwyn 50 No. Munn Ave. Gusmond, Janice 202 Stuyvesant Ave. Halen, Walter 66 No. Munn Ave. Harazda, Emily 10 Crown St. Hart, Mark 131 Norman Rd. Hedli, Douglas 186 Brookdale Ave. Hennings, Patricia 192 Kerrigan Blvd. Herman. Susan 129 Tuxedo Pkwy. Hermann, Bernice 123 Sunset Ave. Himmelberger, Earlynne 46 Alexander St. Hingos, Robert 595 Sanford Ave. Hoeler, Sharon 182 Vermont Ave. Horter, Gus 88 No. Munn Ave. Hunter, Diane 51 Brookdale Ave. Imperatrice, Jim 61 Monticello Ave. Insabclla. Robert 37 Oakland Terr. Janowski, Barbara 220 Ml. Vernon PI. 3d Jarka. Stan 25 No. Munn Ave. Javas, Dino 86 Columbia Ave. Jenkins. Joan 78 No. Munn Ave. Jennings. Robert 95 Cedar Ave. John. Carol 26 Salem St. Jones, Bruce 19 Lenox St. Kaplan. Gar)- 250 Ml. Vernon PI. Kaplan. Ronald 25 Manor Dr. Kaplan, Steven 55 Manor Dr. Karboski. Karen 82 No. Munn Ave. Kelitno. Martha 331 Chapman St. Kirsch, Ira 186 Tuxedo Pkwy. Kirshner, Bernice 85 Manor Dr. Kovac, Jean 618 So. Orange Ave. Krajewski. Linda 86 Boylan St. Kunig. Judie 54 Commonwealth Ave. Kurbyweit. Judy 20 Lanark Ave. Kuzan. Man 726 So. 1 1th St. Lacey, Kenneth 371 Chapman St. Lackey, Patricia 5 Manor Dr. Lago. Marilyn 40 Synatt PI. I aKind. Leslie 217 W. End Ave. Lamana. Mike 230 Mt. Vernon PI. Lapow, Louis 116 Prospect St. I aufltaum, Deena 153 Midland PI. Leonard. Bonnie 138 Ellery Ave. Lewit. Phyllis 32 Colleen St. Licker, Linda 55 Manor Dr. Liedtke. Alice 179 Stuyvesant Ave. Lindemeyer, Leonard 90 No. Munn Ave. Lindo, Millicent 61 Stuyvesant Ave. Lippel, Audrey 240 Mt. Vernon PI. Liszkiewicz, Teresa 139 Alexander St. Little, David 129 Norman Rd. Lombardi, Ronnie 28 Mead St. Lombardino, Anthony 113 Martens Ave. Lonibardino, Roseann 25 Sunset Ave. Lombardo, Josephine 34 Boylan St. Lubas, Carol 8 Hillside Terr. Lucarello. Florette 28 Richelieu Terr. Macaluso. Peter 59 Hazelwood Ave. Madaras, Eileen 198 Kerrigan Blvd. Magaletta. William 140 Isabella Ave. Magyar, Susan 121 Richelieu Terr. Makowitz. Sandy 134 Isabella Ave. Malangone, Richard 100 Vermont Ave. Manfredi, Jackie 288 So. 6th St. Mantore, Diane 26 Grand Ave. Marion, Alan 50 No. Munn Ave. Marsh, Mary- Jane 26 Eastern Pkwy. Martin. Jean 92 Carolina Ave. Martino, Eloise 55 Oakland Terr. Masi, Anthony 143 Palm St. Maslizek, Cynthia 58 Columbia Ave. McCauley, Stephen 22 Grain St. McConnon. Robert 17 Brookdale Ave. McDonald, Eileen 18 Valley St. McHenry, Betty 106 Isabella Ave. McKiddie, William 229 Kerrigan Blvd. McNeil. Patricia 578 13th Ave. Meekins, Thomas 69 Isabella Ave. Meimin. David 28 Norman Rd. Melillo. Theresa 620 So. Orange Ave. Melodick. Barbara 30 Dassing Ave. Merendino, Connie 13 Halsted St. Miller. Daniel 82 W. End Ave. Miller. Judy 25 Manor I)r. Miller. Phyllis M. 87 Stuyvesant Ave. Minervino. Gerald 10 W. End Ave. Mogul. Carol 637 Sandford Ave. Mohren. Richard 31 Halsted St. Molinsky. Michael 52 Midland PI. Monaco. Nina 46 Dover St. Vlongiovi. I eo 67 Columbia Ave. Monticello. Josephine 151 So. Munn Ave. Morris. Richard 125 So. Munn Ave. Movies. Alberta 17 Ferdinand St. Murphy. James 101 Eastern Pkwy. Murray. William 250 Mt. Vernon PI. Muscato. John 78 Speedway Ave. Napoliello, Rosanne 152 Norman Rd. Nastasi. Patricia 72 No. Munn Ave. Nazzaro. Giuseppe 26 Isabella Ave. Nemezio, Pat 208 Smith St. Newell. Gregory 86 W. End Ave. Norton. Maureen 5 Woodbine Ave. Nusbaum. Elaine 189 Norman Rd. Oldham. Don 57 N. Munn Ave. Olivenltaum. Neil 85 Manor Dr. Pagano, Thomas 19-1 W. End Ave. Paglia. Louis 58 Montrose St. Palma, Patricia 100 Oak St. Pannullo. Joyce 1SI Columbia Ave. Pascale. Joan 7 Ricord St. Pasquale. Vincent 18 Crown St. Penbera. Joseph 659 Sandford Ave. Petersen, Betty Jean 21 Vail St. Pinho. Marie 32 Cedar Ave. Pittaro. Terry 18 Speedway Ave. Pogorzelski. Ellen 167 Eastern Pkwy. Policastro. George 73 Boylan St. Pollitt. Priscilla 21 Kenmore Ave. Pona. June 21 Hazelwood Ave. Pope. Joseph 13 Poe Ave. Porcelli. Albert 47 Chelsea Ave. Potito. Paul 528 Sandford Ave. Priccacinte. Linda 81 Columbia Ave. Quaglia. Rocco 35 Alexander St. Rafferty. Kevin 70 Norwood St. Ramig. John 161 Brookdale Ave. Regenthal. Raymond 91 Norwood St. Riso. June 171 Smith St. Romano. Anne 219 Smith St. Ronald. David 5 Manor Dr. Rosenstein. Barbara 55 Underwood St. Rosner. Larry 1% Midland PI. Rubin. Kenny 734 Sandford Ave. Rubinstein. Harold 180 Norman Rd. Ruggiero, Josephine 72 Telford St. Rundzieher. Paul 55 No. Munn Ave. Salvatoriello, Fred 292 Kerrigan Blvd. Sansone, Robert 25 Manor Dr. Scassera. Ronald 241 Smith St. Schmidt, Ronnie 19 Gladstone Ave. Schmieder, (den 5 Manor l r. Server, Jose 109 Chelsea Ave. Settimo, Ron 85 Manor Hr. Sfcrlazzo, Judy 18 Vermont Ave. Skwarek. Richard 146 Rrookdale Ave. Spagnola. Robert 49 Columbia Ave. Sroka, Anne 35 Manor Dr. Stankovich, Barbara 274 W. End Ave. Steciw, Eugene 266 Eastern Pkwy. Strowe. John 78 Isabella Ave. Svenson, Carolyn 67 Lindsley Ave. Switki. Maryann 46 Halsted St. Tlioroughgood. Frances 571 13th Ave. Tofel. Richard 52 Midland PI. Trahucco, Gloria 53 St. Paul Ave. Trunk, Peter 122 Vermont Ave. Tychowskyi, George 28 Hillside Terr. VanGiezen. Gail 26 St. Paul Ave. Vasey. Judy 98 Palm St. Verzi, Salvatore 624 So. Orange Ave. Vidor, Robert 71 Monticello Ave. Waranch, Lee 98 Sandford Ave. Weislo, Edward 151 Ivy St. Wilson, Elizabeth 90 No. Munn Ave. Wisely. Dennis 7 Underwood St. Wolber, Suzette 163 Midland PI. Wolynetz. William 188 Ellery Ave. Wynn. Janice 13 I.anark Ave. Yanchek, Gail 114 W. End Ave. Yurick. Maryanne 316 Smith St. Zegar, Joseph 244 Eastern Pkwy. Zuttowski. 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