Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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SALVATORE E. INTINTOLA “Sal” General Italian N. J. Law School A man Is master of his own liberty Sal is an active chap, always here, there and everywhere. He has been a good worker for our class. He was chairman of the 4B Theatre Party, on the Committee for 4B Faculty Tea '27, 4B-4A Reception, sales manager of Senior Acropolis and on the Senior Acropolis Board. Sal has joined the Fencing Club, Italian, Latin and Science Club, and A. A. It has been a pleasure to associate with this chap. Signature: ELIZABETH HUNTER Libby” General Latin Lassell Seminary “Well spoken, neat and fine.' Some think Libby highhat because she is always quiet. To those who really try to know her, she is a peach. She manages her social activities and studies equally well; that is saying a great deal. She belongs to the French and Service clubs and was a gym Captain. Libby has always lent a will- ing, helping hand, and so she has helped to make a success of the 4B-4A Reception, 4B Faculty Tea, 4A-IB Reception and Senior Acropolis. Signature: 289 Park Avenue BURNET KAUFER General German Undecided “A drop occult philosopher. Burnet is a very quiet young man, but despite this fact, has managed to make himself heard as a member of the Cheering Squad. He is also a member of the following—A. A, German Club, Science Club, the Forum and the Spanish Club. Signature: 96 No. 6th Street. Paw Thirty

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KENNETH HARDY Classical Spanish Undecided In form and feature, fuc and limb I crew so like ray brother That folks got taking me for him and each one for the other Kenneth is a very courteous fellow, and for a time, wo thought he studied a great deal as he always seemed to know all his lessons, but we finally came to the conclusion that he was just naturally clever. He is a member of the Science Club. Barringer will lose a fine fellow in Ken. Signature: 78 Mt. Pleasant Avenue. ELIZABETH HAMMELL “Betty” Art Undecided “Her step I» music and her voice Is song. Betty surely can dance. Ask the boys. She doesn’t devote all of her time to dancing however, as she was Sec’y of Girl’s League in '26, a member of the Senior Acropolis Board, of the Cheering Squad and of the Forum. Betty also was a member the Freshman Reception Committee. Signature 35 Kearny Street RUSSELL HARDY Classical Spanish Undecided It puzzled nil our kith and kin; It reached an awful pitch For one of us was born a twin, and not a soul knew which. The same holds true for Russell as for Kenneth because what can one say of one of these fellows that does’nt apply to the other? Russell is also a member of the Science Club and he has served on the Executive Board of the Senior Acropolis. Signature: 78 Mt. Pleasant Avenue. Pago Twenty-nlno

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EMILY KELLER “Emmie” Classical German N. Y. U. “And allU they cas’d, and «till the wonder crew. That one amall head could carry all she knew.” Emmie is a hard worker and always knows her lesson, hut why shcmld’nt she, for she studies most faithfully. She is a member of the Forum, the Cheering Squad, the Science and German Clubs, the Library Staff, the Student Council, and the Latin Club. Emmie served as Ass’t Business Mana- ger of the Senior Acropolis, as Sec’y of the Science Club, and as Censor of the Latin Chib. She is a gym captain and was in the gym exhibition in ’27. Signature: 16 Park View Terrace JAMES KEEGAN “Jimmie” General Spanish Undecided “A courteous and affable grntlrman. Behold, the gentleman, for this is he! Ask any- one about Jimmie and they’ll tell you the same thing. He is a quiet boy limiting his activities to the Spanish Club. Besides this, he is a member of the “Blue Peter Board.” Signature: 210 Bloomfield Avenue. KATHERINE KEMMETT “Kay” General Spanish Newark Normal “A Dlllar. a dollar A ten o’clock Scholar.” Kate, Kate, never on time, never on time, Kate, always late. But we can’t kill her for that! She belongs to the Forum, Spanish and Science Clubs, besides the Cheering Squad. Signature: 87 Peabody Place. P»p Thirty-ono