Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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DOROTHY BACHMAN “Dot “DeeDah” General French Newark Normal She taketh much delight In mu lc . Everybody knows Dot is our musical genius. Dot is the Chairman of the Music Committee of the Senior Acropolis and has composed our class song. She lends her talent to our orchestra and Glee Club. In the Science and French Clubs, Dot is active, to say nothing of the Gym Exhibition ’27. Signature: 309 Clifton Avenue ROBERT S. BERRY “Bob” General Spanish University of Syracuse A little nonsense now and then. Is relished by the wisest men. Bob” always has a witty remark ready and he certainly relishes a little nonsense now and then. “Bob” belongs to the Spanish and Science Clubs. He served on the “Blue Peter Board” and in ’27 was of great use. as one of our cheerleaders. Signature: 360 Woodside Avenue JOSEPHINE BATTIATO “Jojoe” General Spanish Rutger’s College of Pharmacy Grace was In all her steps, heaven In her eyes. In every gesture dignity and love. Jojoe” possesses one of those pleasant disposi- tions which delight everyone. She is certainly a lovable girl, for who doesn’t love her? “Jojoe” is a friend to anybody, moreover a true friend. We find her in the Italian Club, Spanish Circle, Scicnco Club, Cheering Squad and also on the Blue Peter Board.” Signature: 169 South Orange Avenue Page Eighteen

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PAUL FAHY “General General Spanish University of Michigan In every deed of mlicMef, he had ■ heart to resolve; a head to contrive and a hand to execute. Everybody knows P. J. F. You can always see students saluting our “General . Why? He is the wittiest fellow in our class. He is good natured always smiling, always cheerful, never gloomy. He was selected as 4A Treasurer and certainly fits the position. Besides this, the “General” was a member of the “Blue Peter Board”, the Science Club and Spanish Club. He served on the Organization Committee of the Forum; 4A-1B Reception Com- mittee. He went out for baseball and football in ’25 and '26. Signature: 205 No. 9th Street J. HOLDEN BURNETT “Burnie” General Spanish Princeton “So mild, »o merciful, no strong oo good. So patient, peaceful, loyal, loving, pure. ' Everybody know Holden, our famous editor-in- chief of the Acropolis and of the “Blue Peter.” Holden is always on the go for better material, for our school paper. When he isn’t out for infor- mation he attends the meetings of the Spanish Club, Science Club, Forum and Bird Club. He was Pres- ident of the Forum, Vice President of the Hi-Y in ’27, and class Historian from ’26 to ’28. We expect great things from Holden at Prince- ton. Signature: 649 Ridge Street. EMILIO AMMIANO General Italian Villanova ••A man » a man for a that Emil is a very quiet fellow, especially in school. He is, however, very fond of fencing. He belongs to the Fencing Club and mad© the team in ’26 and ’27. Signature: 352 No. 6th Street Page Seventeen

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ALBERTA BIONDI “AL” Classical Italian New York Secretarial Whoif little body lodged a mighty mind. “Al” is one of our all around fine Seniors. She is small, but good things come in small packages. In school activities, “Al” has done her part, belonging to the Science, Italian and Latin Clubs, Forum, Student Council and helping with the 4A-1B Recep- tion. Signature: 572 Broadway. CHRISTIAN L. BREITHUT “Chris” General French Undecided “A young Apollo-golden haired.” To begin with, “Chris” is a good sport and always happy. He has worked for our Class not only on the Executive Board of the Senior Acropolis, but also as President of the 3A Class. “Chris” has played Football ’25 ’26 ’27. Besides devoting his time to the above and making attempts to study, he has found time for A. A., the Hi-Y, the Science Club and the French Circle. Signature: 11 Silver Street. LUCY CAPRIO “Lou” General Italian Undecided “Silence Is Golden”. Lou is a very quiet girl, in and out of school. She very seldom says a word, but we all like her just the same. Lou has been a member of the Ital- ian Club, Science Club, and Forum. She has served on the 4A-1B Reception. We hope Lou will not forget her many noisy friends (?) Signature: 140 Parker Street. Hugo Nineteen