Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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THE CHEN CCAD = Howard A. Hopkins Hoppe” Scientific U. of Maryland That nerer care might alter His high courageous mood.” Hoppe is liked by all who know him. He i« a hard worker both as a student and as an athlete, having gone out for Football and Track in '29 and ’JO. He belongs to the French, Spanish and Science Clubs, was in the cast of the 4B-JA show, and on the Junior Prom Committee. He works on the Acropolis Board, and is in the Cheering Squad. 157 Third Street Vito lannuzzf Vit” General Italian Notre Dame A pleasant hoy with a pleasant smile” Vito has served with distinction in several of the better clubs of the school. The Italian Club, the Sci- ence Club, the Cheering Squad, the Boxing Club have all held his attention and fine work. Out for several sports, he has never been able to make his letter, but with an undaunted perseverance, he has gone out again and again. 225 Clifton Avenue Gertrude Isaacs Gert” General French College She uas tall and lovely and had an unex- pected dimple that quite suddenly alarmed you.” Gertrude has been one of the ablest workers of the class. Business manager of both The Open Road” and the regular Acropolis, Gym captain, heroine in the JA p!ay and a member of the 4B-4A Reception Com- mittee mark her as an active student. She has de- voted much of her time to such clubs as the Discus- sion Club. Library Staff and Science Club, where her fine work has always been justly admired and appre- ciated. 68 North Eleventh Street William A. Jennings, Jr. Bill” Cap” Non-classical French Columbia It is good To lengthen to the last a sunny mood.” William, though he entered Barringer in the midst of his course from Stuyvesant High School in New York City, has yet in that short time shown his worth. Active in such clubs as the A. A., French Club, Science Club and Cheering Squad, he is also out for swimming, the Band and the Orchestra. He is a member of both the Acropolis and The Open Road staffs. 205 North Ninth Street T wenty-four

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TEE ©PEN PCAP Harry Harms Harmful Harry” General Spanish Business He was always quietly arrayed. During hi year in Barringer, Harry has been working for chool organizations, for his class, and for the Acropoli . But all this work has been done so quietly that one scarcely realizes his efforts. Always a steady worker, he exemplifies grit”. His scholarship is always above the average, yet he is not a book worm. Popular in a friendly sort of way, his presence at any meeting is always welcomed. 7 North Twelfth Street Joseph W. Huemer Joe” Arts Business I would help others out of fellow feeling. Joe has been one of Barringer's first magnitude ath- letic stars. In the two sports of track and tennis, he has won distinguished honors. For three years he was a member of the Cross Country team, winning his B and in the last year being elected captain. He won another B in tennis and was a finalist in the recent fall tennis tournament. Track saw him as a member of the varsity team. But several other important organi- zations, as well as the Band, the Hi-Y and the Glee Club, have all numbered him among their members. 749 Highland Avenue Vi via ii M. Hildebrand Vi” Classical French Undecided She has two eyes so soft and blue Take rare! Efficient, active, willing, optimistic, and friendly, are the adjectives that give practically the whole descrip- tion of Vivian. Vice-president of the JB class, secre- tary of the 3A class, chairman of the 4A dance com- mittee, cord girl, officer of the Latin Club, and mem- ber of the Acropolis staff; these arc but a few of the many honors she has achieved. Popular with both boys and girls, Vivian deserves the highest praise for her splendid work. 772 Mt. Prospect Avenue Anna Mae Hudson Anne” Classical Spanish Hunter College A in hit ion has no rest. If actions brought rewards, Anna would have a fund of them. Participating in all kinds of activities rang- ing from the Spanish Club to indoor meets, she has deservedly won the admiration and friendship of many of her classmates. Hard study has continually brought her good marks. The Open Road Board, and the Science Club are but a few of the organizations of which she is a member. 907 Broadway T went y-three

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THE OPEN C€AD Ruth Jones Woofy” Non-classical German Business Her voice was like t!)c voice tlx- stars Hail wlxn they sang together Ruth i» one of our more active girls interested in athletic in which she won a Freshman Cord, and played basketball. She i connected with uch clubs as the Science Club, the German Club, the Latin Club and the Cheering Squad. She achieved great success when »hc became a member of the Newark High Schools' Poetry Club, to which only five Barringer students belong. 543 Bergen Street Jerome Kalin Jerry” Classical French Columbia University Can man ask more than a nice skill, And a firm and conscientious will?” Jerry is outstanding, not only because of his courte- ous manners, but also because of his scholarship. He was well worthy of election to the National Honor Society. Although he is very quiet, he is one of our hardest workers and has been active on both the regu- lar Acropolis and the Senior Issue. He was in the JA-4B Show, and has been the President of the French Club for two terms. He also belongs to the A. A., the Latin Club. Science Club, and is a valued member of the Leaders' Club. 22 Fulton Street Anita Adele Kaye Scampy” General Spanish University of No. Carolina She found her climate in her heart And it was summertime.” Everyone is familiar with the witticism of Scampy . She's always making us laugh. But Scampy put aside her fun long enough to be active in her class. She took part in the JA-4B Show. She belongs to the Spanish Reading Circle. Science Club. Tropical Fish Club. Cheering Squad, the Girl Reserves and is a member of the Senior Acropolis Board. 371 Lake Street John Keith Muley” General Spanish Lehigh University A manner blit lx and debonair.” Muley is a very courteous fellow whom we always thought studied a great deal, but we have discovered that he is just naturally clever. Although Muley is rather quiet, he has many friends and has done much for the class, always being willing to help out. He has been in the JA-4B Show and on the Senior Acrop- olis Board. He is a member of the Leaders’ Club. 230 North Fourth Street Twenty-fire