Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Arrnlato Inarii Editor-m-Chief WILLIAM G. CASSERES Associate Editors DORIS M. FROST HOWARD D. CROSSE Business Manager HARRY FROST Assistant Managers BEN YASNER SAM LEMER GEORGE JACOBOWITZ THOMAS SANTORO Sales Manager JAMES KONKLE Assistants ANN SCHUBARTH ELEANOR PALMER KENNETH FELTER Croup Photographs WESLEY CADMUS. Chairman Club Photographs ROCCO LUPPINO HARRY KESNER Indiv idual Photographs JOHN PAPERA. Chairman DOROTHY WILLIAMS CARL KEMPF Snapshots JEANNETTE BURG YES. Chairman KENNETH TIFFANY GEORGE GOCKLER Sports ROBERT DOLINS, Chairman HENRY SCHOETTLY PATSY LEARDO FRIEDA FRIEDMAN Statistics DOROTHY L. MAIER. Chairman FRANKLIN KEIM SIDNEY KIRSCHEN ARTHUR VOORHEES Prophecy ELMER EASTON. Chairman ARTHUR LESSER ARTHUR BERNSTEIN FLORENCE RICH DOROTHY INGLING HELEN BECK Quotations ELSIE CUEMAN. Chairman GEORGE CAM FIELD DORIS McNEIL VICTOR TORTORIELLO Personals VIRGINIA STEVENS. Chairman VIRGINIA SAM MIS SYLVIA MEISEL HERMAN EBERIEL HELEN WILLIAMS Humor STANLEY STARK. Chairman HARRY PATETTA EDMUND DE VITO EDMUND VICINE ANGELINA DI IORIO JOSEPH MARTIN Perse HOWARD D. CROSSE, Chairman EMANUEL WIENER ELIZABETH WALKER Popularity Contest ETHEL M. PETERSON. Chairman ELWOOD FREEMAN LOUISE JOHNSON Special Features FLORENCE BRADY, Chairman HELEN BECK MARION SPANJER JULIUS FIELO Art AUGUSTA AMEND. Chairman CATHERINE MORNING EMANUEL WIENER DORIS McNEIL Page Seven

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Arrnlaitr rr i31 XKKLINd in silence at the foot of the altar of a chapel was a young squire, who was to he made a knight on the following morning. As the p 3 1 Jong hours of the night passed he thought of the years of his service under the master knight to whom he had been Ixmnd as squire, of the tests of honor and valor he had come through, and finally of the ceremonies of the knighting. He was to remain in the chapel until dawn, keeping guard over his armor. At last daylight came, and soon a procession, headed by the master knight, entered the chapel. A priest solemnly blessed the armor on the altar, and the knight administered the oath of chivalry and loyalty. Then unsheathing his sword, lie touched the young squire upon each shoulder, saying, “Rise, Sir Knight.” This was the Accolade; the symbol of bestowing the rights and duties of knighthood upon a squire. Now the youth was free to go forth and make his name as a knight in the world. There is in Barringer a group of squires who are alxiut to receive their acco- lade. They have gone through a long jjeriod of preparation and are now looking forward to the ceremony that will set them free to go forth to show their worth in the contests of the world. They liear upon their shields the emblem of Truth. Honor and Light, and they will do their utmost to keep clear the fame of that emblem. Strength ami glory to the new knights. May they do credit to their master knights! Page Sine