Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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TEE GCCE CCMPANICNS

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THE CEEN EOAE Afoot and light-hearted I take to the open road Healthy, free, the world before me, The long brown path before me. Leading wherever 1 choose. Henceforth I ask not good fortune, , myself, am good fortune. Strong and content I travel the open road.” Walt Whitman.

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THE CEEN CCAL Graham R. Adams Non-classical Rutgers s a great plague to be too handsome a man.' Graham is a good sport who is always happy. He has worked for the school athletically on the swimming team in ’JO, ’51, ’ 2 and scholastically in the new Leaders’ Club and the Hi-Y. He has helped the class on the Senior Prom Committee and the Senior Acropolis Board. Besides these activities, he has found time for the Science Club, the Spanish Club and the A. A. 701 Summer Avenue Olivia Albertson Livy” Olive” Classical French N. J. C. Good humor is the clear blue sky of soul.” All of us deeply appreciate Livy’s” help in our studies—help which has saved us many hours of drudgery. This aid has not kept her from doing a great deal in school, as Vice-President of the Honor Society, Patrician Consul of the Latin Club and as a gym captain. She has given actis’c service to both Senior and monthly Acropolis Boards. Her class activi- ties are the JA-4B Show, and the Senior and Junior Prom Committees. Olive” is a member of the Science and French Clubs, Library Staff, Student Council and Gamma Rho. 9 Gouverneur St. Marie D. Alfano General French College There is a garden in her face, Where roses and white lilies grow.” Marie entered Barringer only in her last semester when she transferred from Flushing High School, Flush- ing, New York, where she had already made a fine record. Having entered this class, she set out to make herself an asset, and in even that short time her work in several school clubs has been noticed and appreciated. 307 North Twelfth Street Elizabeth C. Arnoys Bf.tty” Bftts” Fine Arts Journalism The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid.” Who doesn’t know Betty”, our 4A class secretary? Among her social activities arc listed. Junior and Senior Prom Committees, JB Show and 4B-JA Show. Betts” acted as hostess at the 4B-4A Reception and as usher at commencement in June ’31. She also belongs to numerous clubs including, the German and Science Clubs, Library Staff and Student Council, the Scholar- ship Club. Bird Club, Service Club and Cheering squad. Athletically inclined. Betts” played basketball in '28. '29, ’JO; hockey '28, '29, J1, and made the all-star team. She is a gym captain and a cord girl and par- ticipated in the May Day Festival and the Indoor Meet. She is also active in the Girl Reserves. 3 5 Roseville Avenue Turtle