Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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LUXI AN M. ZELIFF Lil” “Sonny” Classical German Wellesley College Her sweet manner was one to he admired. ”Lil is a charming little girl. She has done a great deal in the way of helping her class. She was Secretary of the 4A class, associate editor of the Senior Acropolis, and Vice President of the German Club. She took part in the Student Council, 3A and 4B Theatre Party Commit- tees, 4B-4A Reception Committee. Lil was also a mem- ber of the Latin Club. Thalians, Forum, Scholarship Club, Girl's League, and Cheering Squad. In the way of ath- letics, Lil” was a Cord Girl and gym Captain. Signature: 471 Clifton Avenue. HARRY KATZ “Cats” Classical German N. J. Law School Worth mates the man. Cats” certainly was in the lime-light as Editor-in- Chief of the Senior Acropolis Board, lie was also Asso- ciate Editor and Assistant Editor of the Acropolis, Treas- urer of the German Club, member of the Science Club. Forum, Thalians. Glee Club and Cheering Squad. Signature: 90 No. 11th Street. MILDRED M. ALVINO Babe General Italian Newark Normal ”Athletics are my joy. Mildred is our little athlete. She took part in the Gym Exhibition 1927, in the Gym Meets '27, '28 and also in the Pentathlon '27. She was a Cord Girl, B” Girl, and gym Captain. She also took part in the Newark High School Festival '28. Mildred earned her numerals in '28. Aside from her athletics, Mildred has been a member of the Forum. Italian Club, Thalians, and Cheering Squad. Signature: 60 N. 7th Street [ 7treaty ]

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JOHN W. BAIN, JR. Johnny” “Jack” General Spanish Lafayette, Harvard Law .I lower of strength within him lies. Everyone knows “Johnny,” the President of the 4B and 4A classes. What can hr said about him that is not already known? Besides helping the class, he has found time for numerous activities—Football '25, '26—Varsity Team '27, '28—Swimming '25, 27—Captain '28—Treasurer of A. A. '28, Chairman of 4B-4A Reception Committee, Theatre Party Committee, Salt Cellar Board of the Acropolis, Newark City Stadium Circus '25, Class Baseball '24. Cheering Squad, and Senior Acropolis Board. He was also the Barringer all-’round swimming champion. Signature: 184 Lincoln Avenue. DORIS N. VAN NESS “Dorie” “Dot” General French Normal School Her smile was prodigal of summery shine,— daily persistent—Like a morn in June. Who doesn't admire “Dorie”? And why shouldn't everyone admire her? Is she not a sweet and amiable Miss? The French Circle, Thalians, Gym Captain, 4B- 4A Reception Committee, Cheering Squad, Vice President of 4A class. 4B Theatre Party “skit,” and Forum arc some of her activities. Signature: 45 Treacy Avenue. JOSEPH WILLIAM JANTAUSCH “Joe- General French Harvard .■I mbit ion has no rest. “Joe” has taken an active part in his class. He was Treasurer of the 4A class, Chairman of the 4B Theatre Party Committee, and took part in the 4B-4A Reception. “Joe” was on the Acropolis Board and on the Senior Acropolis Board. He was a member of the Latin Club. Science Club, and French Circle. In the athletic field Joe was on the Track Team '26, '27, '28 and on the Football Team '27. He was also a B” man. Signature: 261 West Runyon Street. [ Nineteen ]

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ALLAN A. AM I ANO “Al Ami” (Jeneral French New York University .7 gentleman makes no noise. Al is a very quiet chap, lie makes no noise and just goes about his own business. He was a member of the French Club, Cheering Squad, and Forum. He also served on the Senior Acropolis Board. Signature: 183 Mount Prospect Avenue. KATHERINE ELIZABETH BEI.L “Kay” Classical French Mount Holyoke “Perseverance is irresistible. Kay”, although quiet, is one of our hardest workers. Kay was Secretary, Vice President and President of the (Jirls Service Club. Secretary of the Forum '28. Con- sul of the Latin Club, President of the Library Staff, and gym Captain; member of the Senior Acropolis Board, Sign of the Quill, 4B-4A Reception Committee, Thalians, Scholarship Club, French Circle, Student Council, Hockey Team '26. '27. '28 and Cheering Squad. She also took part in the Sesqui-Centennial parade '26, Basketball '27, '28 and gym exhibition. Kay was pianist of the orchestra and she represented Barringer in the Oratorical Contest of the New York Times. Signature: 340 Belmont Avenue. JOSEPH SERAPH I NO BILOTTA “Joe” Classical French Stanford He is a man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.” As an A. A. member, Joe has gone out mainly for soccer. He played interclass soccer '25 and varsity '26, '27, '28 and was a B man in this sport. Joe sup- ported Room 56 in interclass baseball. His choices of Clubs were the French Circle and Thalians. We generally saw Joe at the football games, rooting in the Cheering Squad. Signature: 380 Leslie Street. [ Tu-eniy-one ]