Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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THE CPEN RC4D John Connell Jack” Classical French Newark College of Engineering Dear me. How fine, so handsome and so young.” •'Jack i» a cheerful fellow whom we have all heard arguing here, there and everywhere. Jack has helped the class on the )A Prom Committee. 4B-4A Reception Committee, the Senior Acropolis Board. Bi-Monthly Dance Committee besides taking part in the JA-4B Show. He also is on the monthly Acropolis Board, and belongs to the French Club. A. A., and the Cheering Squad, not to mention the Latin Club, where, in his junior year, he served as praetor. 178 North Eleventh Street Lena Cutler General Spanish Undecided Modes and simple and sweet ” Lena is one of the best natured of our classmates. She not only acted as an usher at the 4B-JA Show but she also belongs to the Science Club, the Spanish Club. Student Council. Tropical Fish Club. Girl Re- serves and the Cheering Squad. Lena is also on the Senior Acropolis Board. 102 Orange Street Arnold Waldemar Danckwerth Wally” General French Undecided Behold an active youth, full of joy of living” Although Wally” has only been with us for two years, his activities and services to the class arc not limited. Besides being on the football team, he has participated in the 4B-JA Show, and has worked help- fully and willingly on the Senior Acropolis Board. 333 North Seventh Street Herbert C. Dickerson Dick” General Spanish University of Pennsylvania Civility costs nothing hut buys everything.” Dick is known to be an all 'round good fellow. He went out for Track in '28, '29 and became one of our assistant baseball managers in '29. Dick also represented Barringer on the Charity Football Game Program Committee in 'JO. Beside this. Dick belongs to the Spanish and Science Clubs and is a member of the Cheering Squad. 679 Highland Avenue Seventeen

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TEE OPEN CC4L Joseph N. Carracino Joe” Classical Italian Undecided I will be beard. Although Joseph look» quiet, he has managed to make himself heard in classes and also in the Cheering Squad. In his freshman years, Joe competed on the Interdas» Baseball teams, and also found time for the Italian Club, the Science Club and the Latin Club. 372 Peshine Avenue Edward P. Ceres Ed” Classical Italian Johns Hopkins '7 have believed the best of every man. Edward is one of our more popular boys. As a re- ward for his meritorious work in such Barringer or- ganizations as the Science Club, Italian Club, Cheering Squad and Athletic Association, he has been elected by his classmates as a member of the Leaders' Club. Hi athletics inclinations have won him high praise from the coach of interclass baseball. 313 Orange Street Muriel Stirling Coeyman Mue” General French Undecided ftFair tresses man's imperial race ensnare. Muriel is one of our most active class workers. She excels in English and is mainly interested in literature. Mue” is a member of the Acropolis staff and is on the Literature Board of the Senior Book. 736 Ridge Street Evelynn Cohen Evy” Eve” Classical German Montclair College ”Honest good humor is the oil and wine of a merry meeting. Eve , it appears, is particularly interested in Bar- ringer club life, as she is a member of the Science and Latin Clubs, the Service and Chess Clubs and belongs to the Library Staff. In 'J0, she was secretary of the German Club, and in ’31, became Vice-President. Other social activities include )A Show committee, 4B-3A Show, 4B-4A Reception Committee, 4A Dance Com- mittee. She worked exceedingly hard for the Acropolis and Senior Book. As active as she is, Evy also be- longs to the National Honor Society. 716 Broadway Sixteen

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THE ©PEN P©A© Salvatore DiCostanzo Sal” Di” General Italian Notre Dame Sal it a quiet, good-natured chap with a tmile lor everyone. Despite his mild demeanor, he has managed to make himself heard in the Cheering Squad. He is also a member of the Science and Latin Clubs. 93 Stone Street Ferdinand DiGirolamo Ferdi” D-G” General French Undecided And when fo danced—oh heavens, his dancing.” Ferdi came to us in the sophomore year from Long Branch. His loss there was Barringer's gain, especially in football, as Ferdi , although ineligible for two years, came back this current season to garner a var- sity berth at guard. He also was out for baseball in 31. Ferdi is a member of the A. A. and Science Club. 393 Lake Street Mary DeLorenzo Non-classical College What is becoming is honorable, and what is fonorable is becoming.” Mary is a very good student as well as a class worker. She finished her course in three and a half years in which time she helped the class in the 3A-4B Show and the 4B-4A Reception Committee. Hockey received her attention in '28, '29, but she was also interested in the Girl Reserves, the Student Council, the Service Club and the Science and Italian Clubs. 142 Mt. Prospect Avenue Betty Dolins Bettina” Betsy” Classical German Secretarial School Act well your [tart, fore's where the honor lies.” Betsy” is a demure little girl, but is one of our most enthusiastic workers. She was Vice-President of the German Club, and Chairman of the advertising board of the Senior Book. She participated in the 4B-4A Reception. Betsy is on the Bi-Weekly Dance Com- mittee, Senior Dance Committee and Acropolis Board. Other activities include Junior Prom Committee and Cheering Squad. 42 North Sixth Street Eighteen