Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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WILLIAM DI MENNA “Bill” General Italian Seton Hall Friend». If we be honest with ourselves We shnll be honest with each other,” Bill has not taken part in many activities. Pe-haps he has been too busy studying- (?). He belongs only to the Italian and Science Clubs. Signature: 118 Newton Street BERNARD EICHLER Classical German Cornell I will sit down now. but you will hear me.” Bernard is a very hard working and cheerful fellow. His numerous activities are the following: Plebeian Consul of Latin Club; Cheering Squad; Forum; Quaestor of I atin Club; Senior Acropolis Board; Baseball ’25 and ’26; Swimming ’25; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track ’27; A. A, German and Science Clubs. We know that a fellow of Bernard’s type will be sure to make a success of himself at Cornell. Signature: 112 Parkview Terrace. WILLIAM FOSTER “Wick” General French Yale ”11» w»i a vary perfect gentleman” “Wick is a rather quiet fellow, but despite this fact, be has a jolly disposition as have most rotund people. “Wick” is interested mostly in athletics as he was a member of the varsity team in ’27. earning a “B” in this sport. He also played football in ’24 and ’25 and varsity in ’26 and '27. He is the proud possesser of a gold football. Wick is a member of the A. A., and of the French and Science Clubs. Signature: 59 No. 11th Street Pntr« Twenty- !x

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HYMEN DENBERG Classical German Undecided He who bluxhes U not quite a brute.” Hymen is one of our most studious and promising young fellows. He is a member of the A. A., of the Cheering Squad, the Science Club, the German Club and in ’26 he was Aedile of the Latin Club. He worked hard as Ass’t manager of the football team in ’25. A member of the Senior Acropolis Board, was also another of his numerous activities. Signature: 16 Lesile Street ROBERT DESMOND “Bob” General Spanish Business I am a man and master of my own fate. “Bob” is a very quiet fellow. We don’t believe he has ever said a word, not even in class recita- tions. “Bob” belongs to the Spanish and Science Clubs. He went out for football and interclass baseball in ’26. Signature: 610 North 5th Street CHRISTOPHER E. DICKINSON “Dick” Classical Italian Undecided I dare do all that may become a man. Who dares do more Is none.” A very quiet lad is Dick. Consequently we know little about him. He is a member of the Italian Club and has lent his wit to the “Salt Cellar”. Though he is so reserved, one never sees a 6 on his card. Signature: 129 Badger Avenue. Paso Twenty-Fivo

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RUTH FRANZBLAU “Rudy” General Italian Newark Normal “I worked with patience which li almost power. “Rudy” was popular among her friends; but one fault made her unpopular with her teachers—her dislike of study. However, she joined the Spanish Club, Student Council, Forum and Cheering Squad. Signature: 404 Bank Street ERNEST GEHRMAN Scientific College “Why should life all labor her Ernie is a very jolly fellow, who is sure not to overtax himself, with too much studying. He is a member of the Science Club, of the Cheering Squad, of the A. A., and of the Spanish Club. Ernie went out for football in ’26 and ’27, and earned his “B” Signature: 904 De Graw Ave. MARGARET GLEIM “Peg” Geneial German Undecided Oh, 1 conld play the woman with mine eyes. Peg is a most likeable girl. She always has a pleasant smile for everyone. She is a member of the Science, German and Spanish Clubs, and also of the Forum. She helped her class by serving on the Senior Acropolis Board. Signature: 798 Ridge Street. Paw Twenty-Seven