Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1934 volume:

THE LAST ROUND-UP published by The Senior Class of January, 1934 Barringer High School Newark, New Jersey The Round-Up We are gathered at the round-up To recall before we go. The good times we’ve had together. At the Barringer Rancho. We were greenhorns when we started. All the trails seemed new and strange; But in the years we’ve ridden. We have learned to love the range. Through the cactus and the sagebrush That were scattered o’er the plain. We have sat our bucking broncos And have held a steady rein. Now we’re slipping from the saddles That were cinched four years ago. When we joined up with this outfit At the Barringer Rancho. Mary B. Hayes DEDICATION In deep appreciation of his most patient guidance and untiring aid, we most grate- fully dedicate this, our year book, The Last Round-Up,’ to Irving J. Townsend We extend our thanks to Mrs Carleu, our friend and home room teacher We wish to thank Mr. Wood in acknowledgement of his guidance and friendship RAYMOND B. CURLEY who, as principal, has en- couraged our admiration and regard for him, be- cause of his leadership and firm dicipline. Last Round-up Board Editor-in-Chief Marston Mandeville Alice Hildebrand Business Board James Brigden, Chairman Robert Beams William Brown Betsy Kaufmann jack Lipschutz Manlio Polci Ruth Wentworth William Wray Photography Board Marguerite Fagg. Chairman Uldric Fiore John Kemp Martha Maurer Dora Rizzolo Assistant Editors Margaret O’Neill Art Board jean Pellechia. Chairman Helen Alt Jeannette Baker Minnette Baker Albert Bianchi Doris Cranath Herman Martorana Sales Board Lucia Hart. Chairman Rufus Curry William Elser William Fischer Paul Grant Richard Walsh George Sandland Statistics Board Gertrude Raschal. Chairman Marie Gamma Ruth Cornitzky Al Laccitiello Madelon Masters Estelle Vitale Reba Vitale Elizabeth Wood Personnels Board Mary B. Hayes. Chairman Geraldine Fiore Helen Goucher Kay Laragy Winifred Perry Feature Board Marjorie Burk. Chairman Doris Bismark Nick lannuzzelli Mathew Smith Jean West Athletics Board Michael Rubino. Chairman William Brine Sol Fishman Marion Hill ‘THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 Page Eight Faculty Mr. Raymond B. Curley Miss Elsa Disbrow Mrs. Grace H. Wilson Miss Fanny Bell Mrs. Jeannette P. Fort Miss Theodora Skidmore English Mr. junius W. Stevens. Head Miss Ruth Brettle Miss Laura Briggs Miss Emily Coburn Mr. Edward Dangler Miss Rose Hartman Miss Natalie R Jones Miss Mildred L. Lomas Miss Etta McHale Miss Marcella Mooney Miss Edith W. Peck Miss Alice P. Sterner Miss Ruth A. Stewart Miss Katherine L. Walston Science Miss Caroline S Romer. Head Mr. Samuel R. Buhrman Mr. Walter J. Dumm Mr. Robert F. Hagaman Miss Marjorie F. James Miss Lucy E. Jones Mrs. Geraldine H King Miss Ruby Odell Miss Rosina E. Rine Mr. Roger B Saylor Miss Helen B. Tunstead Social Sciences Miss Louise I Capen. Head Mr. Raymond R. Ammarell Miss Dorothy Beebe Mr. Joseph Bruder Mr. Norman Finkel Mr. Fred Landolohi Miss A. Janette Parmele Mr. Irving J. Townsend Latin Mr. W. Wallace King. Head Mr. Harvey M. Dann Mr. Raymond F. Haulenbeek Art Miss Erma P. Blair Miss Phoebe j. Rowden Principal Principal’s Assistant Teacher Clerk . Assistant Teacher Clerk . Assistant Teacher Clerk Educational Counselor Modern Languages Mr. Abraham D. Zweibel, Head Miss Winifred R. Bushakra Miss Terisita Cappel Mrs. Eleanor H. Carleu Miss Ruth J. Cummings Miss Josephine M. Lucchina Mr. V. Libero Sibi Iia Miss Miriam A. Smith Mathematics Mr. James J. Wood. Head Mr Howard Avers Mrs. Florence S. Burley Mr. Harvev L. Fassett Mr Fr nk S. Hartman Mr. Herman Pritchard Miss Genevieve Quinn Mr. Paul J. Sanders Mr. Sidney Seidler Mr. Harry C. Snaveley Mechanical Drawing and Manual Training Mr. Walter D Buchanan Mr. William Gardner Mr. Alvin Sauer Nurse Mrs. Norma P. Leitch Librarian Miss Madeline Dow Music Mrs. Margaret E. O’Loughlin Miss Jenny Lind Robinson Study Hall Miss Pauline Weiss Home Economics Miss Victoria C. Bishop Miss May Belle Mawha Physical Training Mr. Victor Salerno. Head Mr. Charles Allen Miss C. Ethel Decker Mrs. Florence N. Pattyson Mr. Arthur V. Payton Mrs. Mabel E. Cracie. Accompanist “THE LAST ROUND-UP Page Nine 19 3 4 DRIFTING down from the foothills, always urged on from behind by ever-watchful cowboys, the herd is gradually nearing the corral in the center of the plain. Smoky branding fires, bawling calves, plunging horses and yip-yipping cowboys, all form part of the maelstrom that will soon swallow them. Fearful, they hesitate to enter the corral, and take one last look at the hazy hills in the distance. They are headed for their last round-up. Now that the herd is within the corral, it is being inspected. Only the fittest can survive the close scrutiny of the practiced eyes of the cowboys. The drive is to be long and arduous, so that only the animals in top form may be included in the group that is to go. There is an air of uneasiness as the cattle mill around. They sense something unusual, but cannot quite grasp what is to come. When the selected herd is finally started down the trail, they move along slowly at first, then more rapidly. They appear eager to see what is before them. They go on. until at last, they are lost in the cloud of dust that surrounds them. For four years we have been working toward our objective. Now we have been tested, until only those meeting the requirements of the final inspection remain to go upon the long drive . A little nervous, and yet eager, we stand at the gateway, ready to leave. WILLIAM E. FISCHER Swede Bill” Farmer General Johns Hopkins Sept. 29. To you were given many material qualities for leadership. President of the 4A Class; 4B-4A Reception Com- mittee; Swimming '30 '31, ’32; Three major Bs; Wreath Emblem; Science Club; German Club; A A.; Leaders' Club. 315 Clifton Avenue ALICE M. HILDEBRAND Bunny Non-Classical French Panzer Dec. 17 Success is yours because of your versatility. Vice-President of the 4A Class; Assistant Editor of Last Round-Up; President of Girls' Leaders’ Club; Secretary of National Honor Society; Acropolis Board; Captain of Fencing '32; Cym Captain '31. '32. 33; B Girl; Captain Hockey '32; '33; Captain Basket- ball '32. 480 Clifton Avenue NORMAN B. LAWSON Rico General Louisiana State Nov. 26 You appear indifferent toward people until you have summed them up. Treasurer of the 4A Class; Cross Country '29; Usher at Graduation; Cheering Squad. 192 North Seventh Street MARIE GAMMA Mary- General Italian Undecided Aug. 1. Due to your winning disposition, you make many friends. Secretary of the 3B. 3A. 4B. 4A Classes; Last Round-Up Board; Cym Captain '32. 33; Library Staff; Acropolis Board; Vice-President of the Girl Reserves; B Girl; Hockey '31. '32. '33; Science Club. 136 Sheffield Street. ' THE LAST ROUND-UP'' 1934 Page Twelve MARSTON MANDEVILLE Mandy Classical French Undecided July 28. Your strong character will develop great successes for you. Editor-in-Chief of Last Round-Up; Editor-in-Chief, Associate Editor, and Assistant Editor of Acropolis; Acropolis Pin; Honor Society; Usher at Graduation; French Club; Science Club; A. A. 209 North Eleventh Street MARGARET O'NEILL Peggy” Classical French Montclair S. T. C. Oct. 20. You are a curious combination of love of ease and great activity and capacity for hard work. Asst. Editor of Last Round-Up; Secretary of National Honor Society; French Honor Society; Latin Club; Acropolis Board; Usher at Graduation; Gym Captain; B Girl; 4B-4A Reception; 3A Social; Girls’ Lead- ers' Club. 66 Roseville Avenue GEORCE SANDLAND Sandy” Classical French N. Y U. July 14. With more self-confidence you will find success. Assistant Editor of Last Round-Up; National Honor Society; French Club; Science Club; Cheering Squad. 303 Seventh Avenue JAMES H. BRIGDEN “Jimmy “Brig Non-Classical New Hampshire University Jan 11. You shall be very successful in life. Business Manager Acropolis; Business Manager of Last Round-Up; Acropolis Pin; Usher at Graduation; Orchestra; A A.; French Club; Science Club; Glee Club; Leaders' Club. 791 Ridge Street Page Thirteen “THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 JOSEPH AFFLITTO “Sonny” “Flito” Classical Italian Seton Hall Sept. 10. You have serious ideas, which will help you in later life. Italian Honor Society; Interclass Baseball; Latin Club; Science Club. 129 Seventh Avenue HELEN C. ALT Arts Fine and Industrial Arts March 23. You have an artistic temperament, which will lead you a carefree life. National Honor Society; Last Roundup Board; Ac- ropolis Board; 3 1-2 year student; “B“ Girl; Gym Captain; All Star Hockey Team; Girls’ Leaders’ Club; French Club; Science Club. 65 Fourth Avenue PLACID S. ANELLI “Pladge” Non-Classical Spanish V. M. I. March 17. Yours is a dreamy, moody nature. Spanish Honor Society; Leaders’ Club; Football; Science Club; Cheering Squad. 228 Clifton Avenue CEORCE H. ARCULARIUS Arky1 General Undecided April 8. You are a person of great enthusiasm. Entered as 4B. 133 Mount Pleasant Avenue ‘‘THE LAST ROUND-UP” 1934 Page Fourteen DOROTHY BAKER ‘•Dot” Non-Classical Spanish Secretarial School Feb. 5. You have certain ambitions which you should work hard to fulfill. Spanish Honor Society; Chevron Girl; Glee Club; Girls' Leader’s Club; Science Club. 45 South Thirteenth Street JEANNETTE MARGARET BAKER “Jin •Twinnie” Non-Classical French Undecided July 25. You are an inspirational worker. National Honor Society; French Honor Society; Last Round-up Board; Acropolis Board; Treasurer Li- brary Staff; Cym Captain; Usher at Graduation; Chev- ron Girl; Secretary French Club; 4B-4A Reception. 229 North Seventh Street MINNETTE HELEN BAKER “Min” “Minnie” Non-Classical French Undecided July 25. You are an inspirational worker. National Honor Society; French Honor Society; Last Round-Up Board; Acropolis Board; Vice-President Library Staff; Gym Captain; Usher at Graduation; Chevron Girl; 4B-4A Reception; Science Club. 229 North Seventh Street ROBERT H. BEAMS “Bob” Non-Classical French Undecided Sept. 11. You are a person of superior abilities, one who is capable in any undertaking. President of National Honor Society; Football '31. '32. '33; “B Man; Leaders’ Club; Lieutenant in Lead- ers’ Club; Last Round-Up Board; A.A.; French Club; Chess Club; Science Club 937 Lake Street Page Fifteen “THE LAST ROUND-UP’’ 1934 ALBERT BIANCHI Phil” Arts. July 29. With your skillful art. you shall find success. 45 Delavan Avenue ESTHER MARIE BICCERS ’Es General University of Cincinnati April 21. Your associates and friends are particu- larly fond of you. Glee Club; Spanish Club; Girls’ Leaders’ Club. 19 Seabury Street HOBART M. BIRDSONG Hoby Non-Classical Undecided Aug. 28. Beneath your calm exterior, you have a profound mind. Track. 40 Rankin Street DORIS BISMARCK Dee” Classical French Business Dec. 22. Your moods are light and gay. which make you a carefree person. Cymn Captain; B Girl; Last Round-Up Board; National Honor Society; Usher at Graduation; Girls’ Leaders’ Club; 4B-4A Reception; Basketball; 3A Social. 45 Bel lair Place “THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 Page Sixteen MARY BIUNNO “Mar” General Business Nov. 17. Your nature is pliant and adaptable. Acropolis Board; ”B” Girl; Science Club; Labora- tory Staff; Girl Reserves; Cheering Squad; 3 1-2 year student. 98 Manchester Place ROCCO BONASSISA. JR. “Bananas” General University of Modine Dec. 18. You are inclined to be ambitious for praise and attention. Assistant manager. Manager of Golf ’30. '31. '32; Interclass Baseball; Acropolis Board; Italian Club; Science Club: Cheering Squad. 611 North Fourth Street PAUL H. BRANCS “Red” “Penrod” General Colgate Nov. 1. You are restless and unconventional. Football '29. '30. '31. '32; Swimming '31; Track '30; A. A.; French Club; Science Club; Cheering Squad. 377 Third Avenue WILLIAM |. BRINE. JR. ”W. ).” “Bill” Non-Classical French Business July 22. Follow your own judgment and forget your cautiousness. Cross Country '30. '31. Major ”B”; Track '31; Swimming '33. Minor “B”; Winner Tennis Tourna- ment '33; Leaders' Club; Last Round-Up Board; Audi- torium Committee; A. A. 173 North Eleventh Street Page Seventeen 'THE LAST ROUND-UP” 1934 WILLIAM j. BROWN ••Bill” Classical French Rutgers Dec. 6. You are quiet and shy. Lack of self-confi- dence hinders you. Last Round-Up Board; A. A.; Science Club; Latin Club; Cheering Squad. 33 Myrtle Avenue MARJORIE JANE BURK “Margie” Non-Classical French Cooley Dickson School of Nursing. July 19. Your intuition is trustworthy. Follow it to happiness. Chairman. Last Round-Up: National Honor Society; Office Staff; Chevron Girl; Girls’ Leaders’ Club: Bas- ketball; Fashion Show; 4B-4A Reception; Girl Re- serves; Science Club. 20 Manchester Place. VICTOR E. CALIFANO ‘Baron” “Duke” General Italian-French University of Rome. Dec. 3. Your artistic temperament will lead you to a career on the stage. National Honor Society; French Club: Fencing Team B Man ‘32. '33: A. A.; Italian Club; Science Club; Cheering Sauad. 95-97 Parker Street MICHAEL A. CAPPETTA “Mike General Undecided lune 28. You are very likely to go to extremes. Baseball ’29 '30. ’31; Football. ‘29. ‘30. 31 ; A A.; Italian Club; Cheering Squad: Science Club. 14 Cutler Street “THE LAST ROUND-UP” 1934 Page Eighteen DANTE A. CAPRIO “Cap” “Dutch General Syracuse Dec. 22. You are optimistic and hopeful, and usually carry out your plans. Italian Club: Science Club; Interclass Basketball; Track'30.'31.'32.'33; Minor “B” in Track; Cheer Leader ’32. '33; Latin Club; Cheering Squad; A. A. 66 Stone Street CERARD WILSON CAPRIO “Cap” “G” General Duke Aug. 15. Impulse and sympathy are strong within you. Italian Club; Science Club; Football '31; Cheering Squad; A A ; Leaders’ Club: Interclass Football; In- terclass Baseball. 789 Clifton Avenue ESTHER ANN CASTLES “Es” “Essie” General Miss Whitman's Finishing School, julv 20. You are very quiet and unassuming. Glee Club; Spanish Club; Music Club; Gym Leader; Latin Club; Entered when 4B. 416 Roseville Avenue FRANK CERES “Frank Saw” General University of Southern California Sept. 7. You are practical and very determined, even to the point of stubborness Science Club; Italian Club; Cheering Squad; A A ; Interclass Baseball: Interclass Basketball; Interclass Football; Interclass Relay. 75 Summer Avenue. Page Nineteen ’THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 IDALO CORDASCO ••Jerry General Syracuse University March 30. Your logical tendencies and sound judg- ment are today's gifts. Baseball '30; Interclass Baseball; Interclass Football; Science Club; Glee Club; Italian Club; Latin Club; A. A. 216 Clifton Avenue THOMAS CRIBBIN Tom Non-Classical Undecided Sept. 30. Your friendship is very loyal and lasting. A. A; Leaders' Club; Science Club; Glee Club; Track. Ass’t Manager '32; Cheering Squad. 294 North Fifth Street RUFUS F. CURRY Rudy Non-Classical Spanish Howard University Dec. 1. Your nature is one which sees the best side of everyone. Acropolis Board; Science Club; Glee Club; Cheering Squad; Interclass Relay; Interclass Basketball; Last Round-Up Board. 15 Crawford Street ALBERTA CLARA CURTIS Al General Business College Feb. 3. You possess a full measure of affection and kind-heartedness. Glee Club. 168 North Third Street •THE LAST ROUND-UP'' 1934 Page Twenty SEBASTIAN DcFROSCIA Sabe General Undecided March 21. You are self-satisfied. Try to cultivate ambition. Interclass Football; Interclass Baseball; Interclass Basketball; Cheering Squad; Science Club; French Club. 346 Bloomfield Avenue ROSE DiRIENZO “Ray” General Undecided Dec. 1. Your consideration of other people holds great esteem among your admirers Gym Captain; Italian Club; Glee Club; Cheering Squad; Science Club; Laboratory Assistant; Cast of 'Non Amarmi Cosi”; Girl Reserves; Swimming; 4B- 4A Senior Reception. 84 Highland Avenue VICTOR DEL CUERCIO “Vic” Non-Classical Princeton Sept. 5. Your pursuit of athletics should lead you to great heights. Track ’29. ’30. 32; Football ‘31; X-Country ’31. ’33. 332 North Ninth Street DANIEL DeVITA ”D. D “ Non-Classical Italian Rutgers July 2. You are reserved and reticent. Italian Honor Society; Science Club; Interclass Baseball. 528 North Ninth Street Page Twenty-one 'THE LAST ROUND-UP’’ 1934 LOUIS N. DIANA Lucas” Classical Italian Undecided Feb. 9. You have certain ambitions which you should try hard to fulfill. Latin Club; Cheering Squad. 5 Clay Street WILLIAM F. ELSER ••Biir Non-Classical German Pace Institute )an. 3. Cultivate perseverance and strict application to one job at a time. Leaders' Club; Inter-class Baseball; Inter-class Bas- ketball; Science Club; German Club. 266 Verona Avenue HOWARD K. FABER ‘‘Howard’’ How Non-Classical Spanish Georgia Tech May 6. You are gentle and inclined to be reserved in manner. Spanish Club; Science Club; Interclass Baseball; Interclass Basketball; Cross-Country '33; Cheering Squad; A. A.; Interclass Football. 18 North End Terrace MARGUERITE LOYSE FACC Bertie Non-Classical French Traphagen School of Fashion. July 17. You have a keen, alert mind and can be depended upon. Science Club; Acropolis Board; Usher at Com- mencement; Fashion Shows; Hockey ’31; Cheering Squad; Chairman. Last Round-Up Board; Latin Club; French Club; Girl Reserves; 4A Dance Committee; Thalians. 385 Lake Street “THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 Page Twenty-two ANTHONY FALCONE “Skippy General Italian Undecided Nov. 17. You have a great love for activity and noise. Italian Club; Science Club; Glee Club; Cheering Squad; A. A. Baseball; Cross Country. 530 North Eleventh Street LEOPOLD FALCONE “Duke” ‘Leech” General Italian Duquesne University May 10. Tenacity and perseverance are your characteristics. Italian Club; Science Club; Interclass Football; In- terclass Basketball; Interclass Baseball; Cheering Squad; A. A. 56 Third Street SAMUEL FARINA General University of Alabama March 6. You are self reliant, but your strong will should be kept under control. Cross Country ‘32. '33; Interclass Basketball: Inter- class Baseball; Cheering Squad; A. A.; Science Club; 4B-4A Reception. 199 Clifton Avenue GERALDINE FIORE “Gerry” General Undecided March 14. Try to cultivate aggressiveness and you shall attain success. Last Round-Up Board; Girl Reserves; Gym Captain; Science Club; Thalians; Italian Club. 87 Clifton Avenue Page Twenty-three “THE LAST ROUND-UP' 1934 ULDRIC LOUIS FIORE Red Fi” Non-Classical Montclair State College Nov. 22. You are successful in getting your own way through persuasiveness. Fencing; B Man 31 ; Science Club; Italian Honor Society; Part in La Locandiera ; Swimming 31; Chairman. 4B-4A Reception; 3A Social; Cheering Squad; Last Round-Up Board. 229 Clifton Avenue SOL FISHMAN Fish Non-Classical French Northwestern University March 18. You have managing qualities that will take you far. Manager of Track 32; Manager of Cross Country ’32 ; Cross Country ’33 ; Wreath “B” Man; Cold Track Shoe; Last Round-Up Board. 431 Seventh Avenue MARIETTA ANN FOLEY “Dolly General Jersey City Hospital Sept. 12. You are warm-hearted and generous; therefore inclined to be liked by all. Science Club; Girls’ Leaders’ Club; Cheering Squad; Girl Reserves: 3A Social; 4B Dance; 4B-4A Reception; Swimming; Tennis. 77 Mt. Pleasant Avenue BEATRICE CAYLE Bea General Lincoln Hospital Nov. 6. Your nature is jovial and pleasure-loving. Cheering Squad: Girls’ Leaders’ Club; Chevron Girl; Science Club; 3 1 -2 year student. 580 North Third Street “THE LAST ROUND-UP” 1934 Page Twenty-four HERMAN CONNELLI “Bobby Jackson Non-Classical Italian Univ. of So. Calif. Nov. 25. You are unassuming but capable and possess good judgment. Boxing; Cross Country; Track; Interclass Basket- ball; Soccer. Cold Ball. Freshman and Sophomore;; Cheering Squad; A. A.; Latin Club; Science Club; Italian Club. 258 Highland Avenue RUTH CORNITZKY “Ruthie” Non-Classical German Business College June 4. You are active and optimistic, and have a sensitive nature. German Honor Club; Cheering Squad ; Library Staff; Science Club; Last Round-Up Board; 4B-4A Reception; 3A Social; Auditorium Committee; Girl Reserves; Glee Club. 141 North Ninth Street HELEN COUCHER “Jimmey” Classical French Coucher June 21. You are generous in disposition, but will not be imposed upon. National Honor Society; French Honor Society; Li- brary Staff; Girls’ Leaders' Club; Acropolis Board; Latin Club; Last Round-Up Board; 3A Social; 4B-4A Reception; Usher at Graduation. 180 Lyons Avenue DORIS HELENA CRANATH Dot” General Art Undecided Aug. 15. Your generous and contented nature in- fluence a great many people. Girls’ Leaders’ Club; Spanish Club; Science Club; 3A Social: Glee Club; Last Round-Up Board; Hockey; Gym Captain; Chevron Girl; Swimming; Fashion Show; Cheering Squad. 321 Summer Avenue Page Twenty-five THE LAST ROUND-UP’’ 1934 PAUL M. CRANT General” Non-Classical Louisiana State University April 25. You have many friends, though you are never forward. Cross Country; French Club; Science Club; Last Round-Up Board. 153 Third Street FRANKLIN V. HAND Frank” Mad Prince Non-Classical French West Point May 13. Your disposition is generous and winning. Thalians; French Club; Science Club; 4A Dance; Track ’30. '31, '32; A. A.; Cheering Squad; Usher at Graduation. 33 Keer Avenue LUCIA MARRON HART Lu Classical Medical Center Feb. 19. You are faithful, reliable and conscientious, and work well for others because of these traits. Gym Captain; Chevron Girl; Sales Manager of Last Round-Up; Sales Manager Acropolis; French Club; Girls’ Leaders’ Club; 3A Social; 4B-4A Reception; 4B Dance; Usher at Graduation; Winner. Spring and Fall Tennis Tournament. 205 North Eleventh Street CERTRUDE ERNA HARTZ Bud Trudy General Art Drake’s Business School May 26. Your tastes are refined and you have a love of the beautiful. National Honor Society; Library Staff; Thalians; Science Club; German Club; 4A Dance; Swimming ’31 ; Chess Club; Girls' Leaders’ Club. 792 1-2 Ridge Street “THE LAST ROUND-UP’ 1934 Page Twenty-six MARY BEATRICE HAYES Mar” Classical French Rochester University Nov. 21. You have a studious mind with a great consideration for others. Thalians; 3A Social; French Honor Society; National Honor Society; 4B-4A Reception; Science Club; Latin Club; Acropolis Board; Last Round-Up Board; Girls’ Leaders’ Club; Student Council; Cheering Squad. 60 Tiffany Boulevard CHESTER HERRINC )ack” General Howard University june 17. New faces and travel appeal to you. Freshman Cross Country '30; Track, ’30; Interclass Relay. 31; Cross Country, ’32; Track ’32, ’33; ”B” Man. 270 Prince Street MARION HILL Dutchess Classical French Wellesley Aug. 14. You are frank and sometimes inconsiderate of people's feelings. Consul Latin Club; Vice-President Science Club; Vice-President Girls' Leaders’ Club; Hockey '31. ’32, '33; Basketball. '32; “B Girl; National Honor Society; Last Round-Up Board; Fencing; Usher at Graduation; 4B-4A Reception Committee. 332 Park Avenue NICHOLAS IANNUZZELLI Nick General French Rutgers Aug. 18. You have a charming personality, and with that charm, success shall come to you. Auditorium Committee; French Club: Science Club; Track, ’30, ’31 ; Interclass Baseball; 4B-4A Re- ception Committee; 3A. 4B. 4A. Dance Committees; Acropolis Board; Acropolis Pin; Cheerleader, 31, 32, '33; Head Cheerleader. ’33; Last Round-Up Board. 198 Carside Street Page Twenty-seven “THE LAST ROUND-UP’ 1934 DANFORD jONES Danny” Non-classical Spanish Dec. 31. Success shall come to you through hard work. 340 Central Avenue WILLIAM F. JORDAN Prof” “Bill” “Buckeroo” General Newark Agricultural July 14. You are sincere and truthful but inclined to be too credulous. Baseball; Cheering Squad; Science Club; French Club; Thalians; A A 65 North Sixth Street BETSY BERLA KAUFMANN Bebe” Bets” Classical French Undecided Dec. 26. Your talents will lead you to a successful and happy life. National Honor Society; French Honor Society; Acropolis Board; Science Club; Girls' Leaders' Club; Latin Club Officer; Library Staff; Last Round-Up Board; 3A-4B-4A Dance Committees; Usher at Grad- uation. 34 Kearney Street JOHN C. KEMP Kempy” General N. Y. U. July 20. You have the capacity and disposition to get along well with most people. Thalians; Football, '30, '32; French Club; Science Club: Vice-President 4B Class; President A. A.; Last Round-Up Board; ”B” Man. 258 North Sixth Street “THE LAST ROUND-UP' 1934 Page Twenty-eight WILLIAM L. KIEFER “Bill” Classical Stevens Aug. 15. You are quick to resent an injustice, and are fond of argument. Leaders’ Club; Science Club. 888 De Craw Avenue ALFRED J. LACCITIELLO “Speed General French University of North Carolina Oct 10. Underneath what appears to be frivolity you have plenty of ability. Football. ’28. '29. '30. '31; Baseball; Interclass Basbetball; 4B-4A Reception Committee; French Club; Science Club; Glee Club; Leaders’ Club; Last Round-Up Board; Cheering Squad. 162 Verona Avenue THOMASINA A. LANDOLFO “Sena” General French Scudder Nov. 20. You live very much within yourself and have a great subtlety. French Club; Science Club; Girl Reserves; Girls’ Leaders’ Club; Fashion Show; Basketball '31 ; Hockey '33; Chevron Girl; Cheering Squad; Glee Club. 506 North Seventh Street KATHERINE A. LARACY “Kay” “Kitty” General French Seth Boyden June 7. Your efforts are energetic and enthusiastic. Last Round-Up Board; 3A Social; 4B Dance Com- mittee; 4B-4A Reception Committee; 4A Dance Committee; Swimming 31; Fencing '32; Kick-ball Captain ’32; Gym Captain; Cheering Squad; French Club; Science Club. 175 Ogden Street Page Twenty-nine “THE LAST ROUND-UP’’ 1934 CERALD ). LILOIA Scrubby General Texas Christian University June 7. You are impulsive and mentally quick. Glee Club; Italian Club; Cheering Squad; Science Club. 31 Sixth Avenue JACK LIPSCHUTZ Jack Lippy” General Undecided July 17. For your good-naturedness, you are admired by everyone. Spanish Club; Science Club; Interclass Basketball; B-2 Baseball 32; Interclass Football; A. A.; Last Round-Up Board 186 North Twelfth Street C. CEORCE LOMBARDI Classical Italian Princeton Georgie Corey” July 19. You are trustworthy therefore you can be depended upon. Science Club: Latin Club; Italian Club: Italian Honor Society; Interclass Baseball: Interclass Football; Cheering Squad; 3 1-2 Year Student; Leaders’ Club; Clee Club. 623 North Seventh Street P. CHARLES LORDI Angelus Cakus General College of Embalming March 22. You will always have many friends. Treasurer 4B Class; Cross Country 32. 33; French Club; Science Club: 4B Dance Committee; 3A Social; A. A.; Cheering Squad. 24 Drift Street “THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 Page Thirty HARRY BERT MAGLIONE “Harrymag” “Mag” Non-Classical Italian University of Roma Sept. 15. Frankness is an outstanding trait in your nature. Leaders' Club; Interclass Baseball; Interclass Bas- ketball; Freshman Track; Italian Club; Science Club; Cheering Squad; Latin Club; A. A. 140 Ridge Street ANTHONY CEORCE MALANCA ‘'Mai” “Fat General French University of North Carolina May 6. You possess talent and have a vivid imagination. 176 First Street AURELIO MANCUSO Al“ Non-Classical Spanish Texas University Nov. 4. You are systematic and regular in your habits. Spanish Honor Society; Science Club; Interclass Basketball; Interclass Baseball; A A.; Cheering Squad. 153 North Fifth Street SAM MANZIE “Curly” “Prof” General Italian Undecided Oct. 14. Learn to control your impulsive nature. Interclass Baseball; Interclass Football; Science Club; Italian Club; Cheering Squad. 68 Mount Prospect Avenue Page Thirty-one “THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 HERMAN ARNOLD MARTORANA “Amy “Motts” Non-Classical Italian Harvard April 14. Your artistic nature causes you to be pleasure-loving. Italian Club; Leaders' Club; Latin Club; 3A Social; 4B-4A Reception; A A ; Swimming '31, '32, '33; Cheering Squad; Usher at Graduation; Acropolis Board; Last Round-Up Board. 252 Carside Street VIVIAN MARTENIS “Vi” “Venus” General Scudder March 12. You are popular because of your broad- mindedness. Science Club; Glee Club; Cheering Squad; Girl Reserves. Dance Committee; 4B-4A Reception; Archery. 772 Lake Street FRANCIS N. MARZULLI “Lieutenant” Classical French Undecided Feb. 2. Your indifference prevents great achievements. Latin Club; Science Club; Track '31 ; Cheering Squad. 452-A North Twelfth Street MADELON C. MASTERS “Snoony “Madelie” General American Academy of Dramatic Art Aug. 23. You are ambitious but too inconsistent. Acropolis Board; Science Club; French Club; Acro- polis Pin; Discussion Club; Girls' Leaders' Club; 4B- 4A Reception; 4B Dance; Last Round-Up Board; Glee Club. 1089 Bergen Street ''THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 Page Thirty-two MARTHA E. MAURER '‘Marty” Classical German U. of Pennsylvania Nov. 2. Your quietness makes you shy. German Honor Society; 4B-4A Reception; Cheer- ing Squad; Girls’ Leaders’ Club; Science Club; Last Round-Up Board; Thalians; Girls’ League. 28 Peck Avenue JOHN MEASURES ‘‘Jack” Rube” General Undecided June 3. Ability you have but life of ease and luxury appeals to you. Acropolis Board; Spanish Club; Cheering Squad; A A.; Usher at Graduation; Science Club. 683 Parker Street FRANK G. MEGARO Sport” General Italian Villanova April 14. Follow your judgment as it is generally correct. Italian Club; Science Club; Auditorium Committee; Cheering Squad; Baseball ’30, ’31 ; A. A. 27 Clifton Avenue FLORENCE NAPOLIELLO “Flo” Non-Classical French Undecided )une 26. With opportunity, you will go a long way. Fashion Show; Baseball; Girl Reserves; Girls’ Lead- ers’ Club; Cheering Squad. 266 Eighth Avenue Page Thirty-three “THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 THERESA NAFOLIELLO “Teddy ’ General French Presbyterian Hospital Oct. 18. Your disposition is gentle and loving. Fashion Show; Girl Reserves; Girls’ Leaders’ Club; Cheering Squad. 266 Eighth Avenue GENEVIEVE PELLECHIA “Jeanie’’ Non-Classical Spanish Montclair Nov. 19. You are likely to attain success through tact and persuasiveness. National Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; Chairman. Last Round-Up; 4B-4A Reception; Chevron Girl; Gym Captain; Girls’ Leaders’ Club; Cheering Squad; Swimming ’33; 3A. 4B and 4A Dances. 25 North Tenth Street WINIFRED LOUISE PERRY ‘‘Winnie’‘ Classical French Duke June 23. Your enthusiasm and energy will lead you to high achievements. National Honor Society; French Honor Society; Gym Captain; Chevron Girl; Acropolis Board; Last Round-Up Board; Usher at Graduation; Library Staff; Girls' Leaders’ Club; Winning Hockey Team; 4B-4A Reception; Science Club. 750 Highland Avenue MANLIO JOHN POLCI “Jack” General University of Notre Dame July 8. Energy and enthusiasm are your governing characteristics. Football “B” Man ’30. ’31. 32. '33; Cold Football ’30; Track; Baseball; Glee Club; Officer. Italian Club; Last Round-Up Board; 4B-4A Reception; Science Club; Officer A. A. 253 Carside Street “THE LAST ROUND-UP” 1934 Page Thirty-four JAMES RICHARD POLK Jimmy General Undecided May 19. Your love of athletics will bring you fame and glory. Cross Country ’29; Football ‘32; Track 30. 32. 33; B” and Wreath B ; A. A. 317 Ogden Street BERTHA ETA POTOFSKY Bert Bryna General French Beth Israel Hospital Dec. 23. Versatility will be your outstanding trait. French Club; Science Club; Girls’ Leaders’ Club; Girl Reserves. 793 Mount Prospect Avenue LOUIS PUOPOLO JR. Dr. Piur General Newark College of Engineering May 17. Your disposition is a genial and generous one. Track '30. ’31 ; Cross Country ’31; Interclass Foot- ball ; Interclass Baseball; Tennis; Interclass Basketball; Cheering Squad; Science Club; French Club; Italian Club. 260 Parker Street ANN HAYDEN QUICLEY Hon” General French Perry Normal. Boston Nov. 22. Your poetic nature makes you a gay person. Coult Memorial Prize; French Club; 4B-4A Recep- tion; 4B Dance; Hockey; Swimming; Girls’ Leaders’ Club. 258 Montclair Avenue Page Thirty-five “THE LAST ROUND-UP’’ 1934 CERTRUDE RASCHAL •Cert” Non-Classical French Mills’ School of Kindergarten Teaching Nov. 2. Your wittiness and your winning personality makes you admired by all. Clee Club; Chairman, Last Round-Up; French Club; Latin Club; Science Club; Cheering Squad; 3A- 4B Refreshment Committee; 4B-4A Reception Com- mittee; Usher at Graduation; French Program; Girls Leaders' Club. 271 Parker Street DORA A. RIZZOLO Non-Classical French-Italian Undecided March 28. You are studious and possess interest in intellectual pursuits. Hockey '31, ‘32. ‘33 ; Swimming '32; French Honor Society; Italian Honor Society; Vice-President Girl Re- serves '32; Cheering Squad; Italian Club; Last Round- Up Board; Science Club; 3A-4B Dance Committee. 181 Mount Prospect Avenue MICHAEL R. RUBINO Mitzi” Ruby” “Rubinoff” Classical Italian University of North Carolina Dec. 27. Fidelity and constancy are your outstanding traits. Officer, Italian Club; Science Club; A A. Cheering Squad; Track ’32. 33; Football '32. 33; Chairman, Last Round-Up; 4B-4A Dance Committee; Football B ’33; Social Dance. 67 North Fourth Street ARMANDO RUSSO Russ” Non-Classical Spanish .Texas University July 4. You are able to control yourself and others, and command respect of many. Spanish Honor Society; Football ’32; A. A.; 3A-4B and 4A Dance Committees; Track '30; Cheering Squad. 455 North Fifth Street “THE LAST ROUND-UP” 1934 Page Thirty-six MURIEL E. SACHSE General Undecided Feb. 6. You are very humorous and enjoy a practical joke. Science Club; Swimming; Cheering Squad; Hockey: French Club. 250 Woodside Avenue VIRGINIA SAN FILIPPO ‘‘Ginger Ginnie” Classical French Barnard April 27. Determination and sympathy form your character. Vice-President Class ‘32; 4B Dance Committee; Gym Captain 31 ‘32. ‘33; Captain Basketball. Base- ball and Kickball 32; Hockey 31. '32. ‘34; All Star Hockey Team ‘32; Winning Hockey Team '32; Swim- ming ‘33; Fencing ‘33 ; B Girl. 772 Clifton Avenue RICHMOND G. R. SEARINC Rich” Dick General Aug. 31. You have great imagination. Science Club: French Club; Cheering Squad. 182 North Twelfth Street MATTHEW SMITH “Mat Coach “Smitty Non-Classical French Harvard Nov. 27. You shall enjoy a life of ease, which your nature will provide for you. Science Club; Latin Club; Cheering Squad; A. A.; Swimming ‘30; Glee Club; 4B-4A Reception; French Club; Last Round-Up Board. 165 Summer Avenue Page Thirty-seven “THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 ROBERT F. SNYDER “Bob” Non-Classical Spanish )an. 6. You should cultivate poise and practise self-restraint. Chess Club 31, '32. ’33. 34. 325 Verona Avenue MARJORIE C. SVENSON General Mountain Side Hospital April 16. Yours is a nature that revels in laughter. Science Club; Girl Reserves; French Club; Cheering Squad; Hockey; Dance Committee; 4B-4A Reception; Swimming. 702 Summer Avenue VERA MARY THORNE Vera” General N. Y. School of Fine and Applied Arts Aug. 15. Caution and more self-control should be cultivated. 4B-4A Reception Committee; Science Club; Tennis; 69 Broad Street MARTIN TOBIAS Toby Non-Classical German New York Univ. March 16. You are studious and possess interest in intellectual pursuits. German Club; Science Club; Track 31; Interclass Baseball; Cheering Squad; A. A. 812 Summer Avenue “THE LAST ROUND-UP ’ 1934 Page Thirty-eight ROBERT TOMS “Bob” General Undecided )an. 2. You are an unassuming, steady worker. Stage Crew ’30. ’31, '32. ’33; Thalians; Science Club; French Club. 213 El wood Avenue ARTHUR M. TUOSTO “Artie” “Tweet” General Springfield College of Physical Education Sept. 23. You are a forceful, though not aggressive worker. Swimming ’30; Cheering Squad; Track ’31, ’32; Football 31. ”B” ’32. 33; Italian Club; Officer. Ital- ian Club; A A.; Science Club; Usher at Graduation; Boxing and Wrestling Club. 176 Summer Avenue C. ROBERT TURBETT “Bob” “Weasel” General Dartmouth Feb. 19. You are serious under your carefree exterior. Swimming '29. '30. '31 ; Chairman 4A Dance Com- mittee; Science Club; Cheering Squad; A. A.; French Club. 185 North Seventh Street LILLIAN VISCIDI “Lil” General Packard Business College jan. 9. Your nature is extremely sympathetic and affectionate. Science Club; Italian Club; Fashion Show; Glee Club. 83 West Market Street Page Thirty-nine ’’THE LAST ROUND-UP’’ 1934 ESTELLE R. VITALE Classical French Alviene University Feb. 19. You shall become a world renowned person. Last Round-Up Board; French Honor Society; Latin Club; Usher at Graduation; Library Staff; Science Club; Girl Reserves; Girls’ Leaders' Club; French Club; Glee Club; Cheering Squad; 3A Dance Committee. 420 Clifton Avenue REBA VITALE General Undecided Aug. 7. Your sense of humor is delicious. Science Club; Girl Reserves; Italian Club; Fashion Show; Cheering Squad; Glee Club; Girls’ Leaders’ Club; Last Round-Up Board. 420 Clifton Avenue RICHARD L. WALSH Dick” Knobby” General Rutgers Dec. 21. You have a lavish and generous nature. Acropolis Board; Last Round-Up Board; A. A ; Baseball; Science Club; Discussion Club; Spanish Club; Cheering Squad; Theatre Committee; Thalians. 87 North Tenth Street RUTH L. WENTWORTH Wenty” General Pratt Institute Nov. 20. You are a capable and very hard worker. Last Round-Up Board; President Library Staff ’33; President Girl Reserves ’33; Secretary French Honor Society '33; 4B-4A Reception; 4B Dance Committee; Cheering Squad; Gym Captain; Chevron Girl; Usher at Graduation. 69 North Ninth Street “THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 Page Forty JEAN WEST Classical French Scudder Nov. 11. Your stubborness will keep you from harm. Latin Club; French Program; Gym Captain; Auditor- ium Committee; Chevron Girl; French Honor Society; 4B-4A Reception; 4B Dance; 3A Social; Last Round-Up Board; Girls’ Leaders' Club; Cheering Squad. 688 Parker Street ROGER H. WILLIAMS ’’Rogie General University of Nebraska Nov. 26. Yours is a rollicking, pleasure-seeking nature. 3A Dance Committee; Baseball; Football '29. '31. '32. “B-2”; Boxing and Wrestling Club; Spanish Play; Cheering Squad; A. A ; Vice-Pres. 3A Class. 714 Highland Avenue ELIZABETH ANNETTE WOOD Classical French Massachusetts State Sept. 22. Your creative mind will lead you in intellectual paths. National Honor Society; French Honor Society; Latin Club; Science Club: Girls’ Leaders’ Club; Usher at Graduation; Last Round-Up Board; Cheering Squad; French Club. 453 Mount Prospect Avenue WILLIAM WRAY ‘•Bill” “Cap’n Wray- General Undecided Feb. 26. You are of the genial type, which makes you a fine fellow. Captain of Leaders’ Club; Science Club; Latin Glub; Usher at Graduation; Cheering Squad: Football '32; Inter-class Basketball; A. A.; 3 1-2 year student. 50 Oriental Street Page Forty-one “THE LAST ROUND-UP’ TOP HANDS Alice Hildebrand Marston Mandeville Minnette Baker Betsy Kaufmann Genevieve Pellechia Mary Hayes Elizabeth Wood George Sandland Margaret O'Neill Jeannette Baker Martin Tobias Dorothy Baker ‘•THE LAST ROUND-UP” 1934 Page Forty-two The National Honor Society President....................................Robert Beams Vice-President..............................Muriel Waugh Secretary.................................Alice Hildebrand ELECTION to the Barringer chapter of the National Honor Society is a privilege attained by few of the students at Barringer High School. A Faculty Council, appointed by Mr. Curley, and representing the depart- ments of each major subject, conducts the election. All faculty members, however, are requested to submit individual opinions of the candidates. There are four determining factors in the final selection : (1 ) scholarship; (2) leadership; (3) service; (4) character. A limited percentage of the 4A. 4B. and 3A groups based upon attainment in scholarship, make up the eligible list. Obviously, scholarship is the basic prerequisite To that important achievement a candidate must add outstanding records made in leadership among his fellow classmates, service to his school, and the possession of a character of high type. Students sometimes feel that injustice is done in the selection of mem- bers. They should not forget that selections may be made from the whole highest third of the class. Thus in a class numbering 150. fifty people are eligible so far as scholarship is concerned. Some of those chosen may therefore not be among the best in scholarship but they make up for this lack by outstanding records in leadership, service or character. “THE LAST ROUND-UP � t 19 3 4 Page Forty-four The Acropolis SEVERAL years before there was such a thing as a monthly publication in Barringer, there existed a paper known as the ANNUAL. The scope of this magazine was entirely literary, including poetry, essays, and short stories. Besides providing much enjoyment, this publication, issued during the years 1857 to 1880. also proved a keen incentive to students who sought an outlet for their literary attempts. In 1856. one year preceding the first publication of the ANNUAL, an enterprising class produced a paper called the HIGH SCHOOL JOURNAL. Each issue of this magazine consisted of but one copy which was written in a record-book. Between the years 1859 to 1861, four publications similar to the HIGH SCHOOL JOURNAL were introduced into the school. The most important of these papers was the COMPETITOR, several issues of which are retained in the school files. By 1877 there appeared two more publications, the HESPERIAN RECORD and the MONTAGU ROUND TABLE which flourished for about two years. At the end of this time, however, the ANNUAL remained the only school journalistic paper. Then in 1899 came Barringer’s present publication, the ACROPOLIS, a paper which has grown to such an extent not only in popularity but also in monetary value, that it would be almost impossible to fancy the existence of Barringer without it. May the years to come in the life of the ACROPOLIS be as successful as those in the past have been. Page Forty-five ’’THE LAST ROUND-UP’’ 1934 Modern Language Honor Croup THE Modern Language Honor Croup has taken the place of the French, Spanish and Italian clubs. The pupils who do A or B work and who have reached their third year in the study of the languages are elected to this group. They have a key or pin bearing the emblem of the country whose language they study. The meetings are held once or twice a week, and most of the programs are arranged by the students. The individual groups also take trips to New York to see plays and foreign ships pertaining to the language they study. The adviser of the French Honor Society is Mrs. Carleu, and the student leaders are: President. Eugene Dorfman; Vice-President. Adele Lehlbach; Secretary. Ruth Cronheim. The 4A members are Mary Hayes. Elizabeth Wood. Minnette and Jeannette Baker. Helen Coucher. Winifred Perry. Margaret O’Neill. Betsy Kaufmann. Ruth Wentworth. Victor Califano. Dora Rizzolo. Estelle Vitale and Jean West. The Spanish Honor Society is under the direction of Mr. Zweibel. The 4A members are: Dorothy Baker. Genevieve Pellechia, Armando Russo, Placid Anelli, and Aurelio Mancuso. The Italian Honor Society is under the direction of Miss Lucchina. “THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 Page Forty-six The Science Club THE Science Club existing in Barringer today has grown out of the Agassiz Society which held prominence in the old Newark High School for the last twenty years of the last century. However, with the removal of the school from downtown to its present location, came the organization of several small clubs such as the Bird Club and the Nature Club. It was not until 1914 that the Science Club we know was formed. Since the very beginning of the Science Club, it has proved to be the largest and one of the most popular clubs in school, its membership reaching the two hundred mark. The students from the second year classes in biology and the junior and senior classes in biology, chemistry, and physics are eligible for membership in the club. The club officers, who are members of these classes, work under the guidance of one of the science teachers who acts as faculty adviser. Programs are presented monthly. These often include lectures by scientists, visits from representatives of large corporations, motion pictures, and liquid air experiments. The fact that the lecture room is always crowded on the day of the Science Club meeting certainly assures the popularity of this organization. Page Forty-seven “THE LAST ROUND-UP’ Girls' Leaders Club President Vice-President Secretary Adviser Alice Hildebrand Marion Hill Anna Velardi . Florence S. Burley THE Girls’ Leaders’ Club, reorganized this term, is one of the youngest of Barringer s many organizations. The Club corresponds to the Boys Leaders’ Club in that their main ideal is to develop leaders of the members. Also as with other of our clubs, the Girls’ Leaders’ Club tries to promote the Barringer ideals of Truth. Honor and Light. It has given its members the opportunity to show thoughfulness and consideration for others. First, they have tried to carry on the good work started by the old Girls’ Service League of which this club is an outgrowth. They have provided some of the less fortunate with clothing and food; and second, a system of corridor patrol during periods, which they believe if successful, will be a service rendered for the welfare of the school. We extend hearty congratulations to the members of the Girls’ Leaders’ Club and wish them luck in future years. “THE LAST ROUND-UP’’ 1934 Page Forty-eight Leaders' Club Captain ...... William Wray Robert Beams Lieutenants ...... William Kiefer Vincent Crasso Cirvin Cuthbert THE Barringer Boys' Leaders’ Club has become an organization that enjoys especially the respect of the students and of the faculty. Since its formation in 1931 it has gradually risen from a state of obscurity to a place of importance in our school life. Unfortunately it cannot grant mem- bership to all those who are deserving of the honor. To become a Leader one must have character as well as a fair scholarship rating. Honesty and a willingness to cooperate are also among other qualifications required of the members. The chief duty of the boys is to preserve order in the halls. Moreover, they are expected to conduct themselves as Leaders should, and unobtrusively to attend to any matters concerning the welfare of the school. The main principle of the organization is to further the Barringer ideals of “Truth. Honor, and Light ”. Page Forty-nine THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 The Library Staff President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Ruth Wentworth Minnette Baker Molly Sallans Jeannette Baker THE Library Staff is one of the most important organizations in the school. It consists of students chosen by the librarian who are willing to offer their services. These students must be trustworthy and have a high scholastic standing, for they hold a very responsible position. Every member is obliged to serve at least three periods a week in the library. The members charge books, assist students in finding books for reference work, keep the library in order and assume full responsibility in the absence of the librarian. Besides this work, the members of the staff plan various social activities. Every term a faculty tea or a theater party is planned by the Staff. The tea takes place in the library, and is attended by members of both the faculty and the Staff. The theater party is always especially enjoyed by the members since they attend a play in New York. This term the members of the Library Staff are planning to visit other school libraries in the city. Recently the Staff has become a member in the New Jersey Library Council, which will enable them to become acquainted with various libraries in the state. ‘‘THE LAST ROUND-UP” 1934 Page Fifty The Band THE Band, one of Barringer's newest organizations was started in 1930 under the able leadership of Mrs. Margaret O'Loughlin. For the past three years the Band has given its hearty support to the Big Blue on the football field. This year they have also played for the Sophomore Assembly Programs. It has met with great popularity in the past years and membership is open to anyone playing a musical instrument. We congratulate the Band on their fine work, and wish them success in future years. Page Fifty-one “THE LAST ROUND-UP 19 3 4 Class History Feb. 1930--A group of freshmen entered Barringer, eyes wide and mouths agape. Sophomores annoyed them and seniors scorned them. For a year these poor freshmen endured this. Then came retribution! Feb. 1931--They became sophomores, arrogant sophomores. They wreaked vengeance upon their underlings, and yet appeared innocent in the eyes of their teachers. Feb. 1932--Now these people were juniors. Upper classmen! A little slow in getting started, they finally chose Mr. Townsend as their class advisor, and elected Charles Eccles as President. Roger Williams as vice-president. Armando Ventola as treasurer, and Marie Gamma as secretary. Sept. 1932--The results of this term s election were: Charles Eccles. pres- ident; Virginia San Filippo, vice-president; Peter Lordi. treasurer, and Marie Gamma, secretary. The class decided to give a social. What a success it turned out to be! Feb. 1933--Having made Armando Ventola. president; John Kemp, vice- president; Peter Lordi, treasurer, and Marie Gamma once more secretary, the class proceeded to benefit the school by giving a dance. It turned out to be the success of the season, rivaled only by the reception given to the 4As by the 4Bs. A Liquid Air Show, that practically everyone in the school attended, was also presented this term. Sept. 1933--With William Fischer as president. Alice Hildebrand as vice- president. Norman Lawson as treasurer, and Marie Gamma for the fourth time secretary, the class entered its Senior A term. Early in the term, they gave a Football Dance. They ended the term with a commencement that was second only to their year book. ‘‘THE LAST ROUND-UP � 19 3 4 Page Fifty-two % A K HAT a wonderful day to wander over this huge ranch! Heres A a place to nap. Well, if I'm not dreaming! Oh. it's the Royal ▼ V Rodeo! I know where I’m going; right to the radio booth where I can see all and hear all. “Hello. Bill; mind if I stay here? “Not at all; we re on the air. Hello Folks. W2A2Y. Kiefer speaking. What a mob! What a day! There's Queen Hildebrand with her ladies-in- waiting. Castles. Cornitzky. Croucher. Perry. Curtiss, and the Vitale Sisters. What a wait! Oh. by the way. this broadcast is sponsored by the Kaufmann and Pellechia Dress Shoppe. You know their new designer is Fagg and is she a designer! Here come the Royal jesters, Alt and Cranath. Brangs. the wit, is there to coach them so they won't tell the Queen any old ones. You know a special feature of this Rodeo is that we are being served tea made by the French wiz Califano and cakes by the Three Bakers. I hope Brine doesn't get into the sweet cakes. The Master of Ceremonies is Fisher, and the managers are Brigden and Mandeville. There is Hill up their skywriting. What a flyer! The program calls for an act in which Hill, in a special midget plane, built by Snyder, will battle with an electrical bull-robot made by Toms. The orchestra--hear it-- is just beginning. It’s led by Malanga. Well, folks, the show is on. The first act gives us the star San Filippo out there on a beau- tiful hoss. Next comes a “Smiling Bull Fight . The ones who win will be those who can smile in the face of the Bull. The first one is out by a frown. The next is going strong; no. he frowned. “Here come two big smiles. The bull loses. Hooray for O’Neill and Caprio! The crowd is still coming; there go the two blonds. Hill and Martenis. escorted by the football heroes. Beams and Kemp, into the box next to the four W's; Wentworth. West.Wood and Wray. Oh. yes; the Rodeo. This is the maddest bull whose daily diet is Herring. Several are injured, but don't worry, folks. Hart is an able nurse! Here is Polk. He is having a hard time. 'Ray! He threw the bull. The dancing pony is being ably ridden by lannuzzelli. Raschal the Original is doing fancy riding on the midget named Gamma. Here is the poetry-writing rider. Quigley. What a writer! Who is making all that noise over there? Let’s see: oh, it's Brown, Smith and Sandland! How different from those sitting next to them. Svenson, Foley. Sachse. Well, folks, the show has come to an end. for there is Esler gathering up the dead steers.” “Wake up. Doris, the roast beef is ready and we are waiting for you.” “THE LAST ROUND-UP • t 19 3 4 Page Fifty-four Football OACH Salerno has done surprisingly well in the second year of his coaching, when the fact that he has composed his team of green material, for the most part, is taken into consideration. The future seems bright, when it is realized that, with a few exceptions, most of the varsity will be back for two years more of playing. The team was rather discouraged by their showing in the beginning of the season, when they were beaten by Paterson Central, Irvington. West Side. East Side. Central and Montclair. The boys finally got into their stride at the end of the schedule, when they beat South Side. 32-6, and then victoriously trampled over East Orange 7-6. “THE LAST ROUND-UP” 1934 Page Fifty-six Page Fifty-seven BARRINGER'S Park Squad just completed its first season under Mr. Stamelman. formerly of Syracuse University. Mr. Stamelman was also coach of the B. H. S. Freshman Team. At the beginning of the season, the team’s prospects did not seem very promising, but as the season progressed, they proved to be a great surprise. They played well through their whole schedule, tieing Good Council twice, tieing City Home and West Side, and beating the Barringer Freshmen and Bloomfield second team. They completed their season with just one defeat, and that was by the Barringer second team. Park Squad Cross Country ALTHOUGH the Barringer Cross Country team has not had a very successful season, due to inexperience, this does not mean that the boys have not worked hard. Although Damiano, Tarrant, and Caprio were the outstanding harriers this year, enough credit can not be given to the remaining boys. In the city meet, the team pushed Central to the city championship. In the National Interscholastic meet the flash and grit of the Barringer squad again exhibited itself. This year Mr. Payton succeeded Mr. Moller in coaching the Barringer hill and dalers, and due to his careful handling of the boys, we can expect a well groomed team next year. THE LAST ROUND-UP11 19 3 4 Page Fifty-eight B and Chevron Girls BY a rather recently introduced point system, our Barringer girls have been enabled to gain enough points to acquire a much coveted “B For receiving excellent marks in gymnastics, which include punctuality, co-operation and preparation, a girls can win chevrons and stars. After she has secured three of each of these, she is entitled to wear a Barringer “B”. We have several girls in the graduating class who have been fortunate enough to get their letters. These are Alice Hildebrand. Marion Hill, Virginia San Filippo, Marie Gamma, Doris Bismarck, Helen Alt, Mary Buinno, and Margaret O'Neill. We also have a few girls with us who have been able to fill their back- grounds and so have the distinction of wearing complete emblems. These girls are Minnette Baker, Jeannette Baker, Doris Granath, and Jean West. Page Fifty-nine THE LAST ROUND-UP” 1934 B'Men ROBERT BEAMS Boh first played in 1930 on the park «quad. In 1931 he advanced to the second team and received bis ‘B-2”. 1932 found Bob one of the stars of Coach Salerno’s team. For his work he was rewarded with a B . This year found Boh out for the usual position, but a serious injury early in the season forced him to the sidelines. His teammates will sorely miss him. for Bob was better than average as a linesman. WILLIAM BRINE Bill, one of the few two letter men to graduate, started his athletic career by making the varsity X-country team in his freshman year. In 1931 the X country team won the City Championship, and Bill received his major letter for his share of the work. This did not satisfy his athletic prowess, and in 1932, he received a minor B” a a varsity diver on the swimming team. Bill has also ! een outstand- ing in the l oys‘ tennis tournaments, winning one and being a finalist in the other. VICTOR CALIFANO Victor is one of Barringer's famous fencers. He started bis athletic career with a hang in 1932, by making the varsity ami winning every match in which he fought. In 1933 Victor was again out- standing, engaging in eight bout to helt� the team complete a very successful season. Although Bar ringer has always had an All-State fencing team, never the less she shall miss Victor's adept blade greatly. BILL FISCHER Bill is one of Barringer's most outstanding ath- lete . In 1930. Bill made his first attempt to become a varsity swimmer. In his next year, he was awarded his first major letter. In 1932. Bill Iwcarne an out- standing merman, but Bill's stellar performance came last season. At this time Bill and three team mates won the 160 yd. relay, breaking the city rec- ord. Besides a wreath emblem he received for this work. Bill has won three major letters. SOL FISHMAN In 1932, Sol was the manager of the Outdoor State Championship Track team. For his fine work he was awarded a wreath emblem and a gold track shoe. Sol was also elected manager of the X-country team for 1932 and 1933. In 1933, besides managing the team, Sol also ran on it and received his minor letter. CHESTER HERRINC Chet has seen service in track circles for three years. He ran in the interclass relays in 1931. He begain to run the dashes, and in these together with the broad-jump, he scored the required number of points to earn his letter. Chet also was a mcml er of the Freshman X-country team and went out for the varsity in 1930 and 1932 For his faithful service here he received a 'B-2 . DAN jONES Who has not heard of Captain Dan Jones? The medley relay and the 100 yd. free style are Dan's sjiecialties. This year the medley relay won the City Championship and Dan came through with the 100 yd. State Title, in one minute and one second. After this Dan won the Cityr 100 yd. Championship. Dan will take with him his major B s and his wreath emblem. Init he will leave in Barringer the memory of a wonderful athlete. JOHN KEMP For two years, 1930 and 1931, John built up a foundation of footfall technique, receiving a B 2' for his efforts. 1932 found him as a varsity end for which he got his B . His ability to handle and catch a footfall has earned him much glory while at Barringer. In 1933. due to a change in the X. J. I. A. A. rulings. John was made ineligible. The team will surely miss his snappy brand of ball playing. MANLIO POLCI In his freshman year Polci had the distinction of winning two major letters and a gold footfall, as a shot-putter and as a tackle on the footlall team. Manny” has proven to be one of the mainstays of the Barringer line during his four years of school. He is the proud possessor of five major letters and a few gold footfalls. Polci has received honorable mention as all-citv tackle. His graduation leaves a hole in the team which will be hard to fill. JAMES POLK Even since 1930, when he first went out for track. Jimmie has been one of our most consistent point scorers. He is the holder of the Dickinson Novice 70 yd. Dash, and the New Jersey 70 yd. Dash rec ords. In the Kearny Relays. Jimmie helped to set a new record in the 880 yd. relay. For these accom- plishments he was awarded two wreath emblems and two pold track shoes, the highest athletic award in Barringer. MICHAEL RUBINO Mike is an excellent example of grit and perse- verance. F'or four years he has struggled hard to get on the varsity footlall team. His grim deter- mination to win his B earned for him the admira- tion and respect of hi schoolmate . In 1932 he received his B-2 and this year has found him a varsity guard. As a result Mike received his long waited letter. A real athlete and a true Barringeritc - that's Mike. ARTHUR TUOSTO Art went out for swimming and track but it wa in footlall that he showed hi true mettle. He spent the year of 1931 learning the rudiments of footlall and in 1932, he far outdistanced the other candidates for center position. Consequently he received his letter. This year found Art again at center and tier- forming well Art is a fine specimen of Barringer's l est football men. Page Sixty-one • THE LAST ROUND-UP” 1934 Hockey THIS fall when hockey was resumed, our new coach, Miss Decker found so many enthusiasts, that it was necessary for each grade rather than each year to have a team of its own. Captains were elected with these results: 4A. Alice Hildebrand: 4B. Margaret Decker; 3A-1, janet Brooks: 3A-2. Helen Pellechia; 2A. Lily Pinneo; 2B-1, jean Finger; 2B-2. Sue Petrozini. The season proved to be an exceptionally exciting one. as the juniors and seniors were so evenly matched, that it was hard to tell until the last game was ended, which team really deserved the Championship. After a hard fought game the 4A's came out the victors, by defeating janet Brook’s team by a bare 2-0 victory. Those chosen for the all-star hockey team were: Gladys Lockwood, Anna Di Leila, janet Brooks. Doris Bismarck, Helen Alt. Helen Pellechia, Marie Gamma, Marion Hill, Gloria Chen. Virginia San Filippo, and Janet Ricliano. “THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 Page Sixty-two ft R-i CtttUt ID rrrrujj7fr Ttt Trill iuitj _ (Uihos, TTrrf r - nth ' fT j-rj ■f p r r • f‘ r - U-PP UWJJ smjj £fio vs i -J. hi. . ( . ,. ,7ij - In ij E.� . m -—- , . rJ-J: ihli i .J J ,vrJ x- .n; _ —w I When we’ve ridden alone on the Prairie, O’er a rangeland that's not what it seemed. When we've pulled stakes to stray In a land far away On the vast range of which we had dreamed. Then a memory comes and a longing For the bunk-house and round-ups of yore, And we think of the past That has vanished so fast And the home range we want more and more. II They gave us our reins and our saddles. We rode out wearing boots that were spurred. And without these we know The pace would have been slow We’d be left with the great milling herd. For there’s a wide rangeland to conquer Down a trail marked with hardship and bliss. When our conquering’s done. When our brands we have won. Then in reverie we’ll drift back to this. Chorus Four years we’ve worked with this outfit. Now we ride out on our way. Years are gone but the memory lingers To guide through the dark to the day. When at last we’ve swung down from our saddles. Then memories come with a sig h Of those four years that are gone past returning. Of those days in Barringer High. Page Sixty-three “THE LAST ROUND-UP t t 19 3 4 N� itiet4 K- V e� fv o-rVK M G Ol ' ■ ' -m «X 7 Q e «L v, $ Some Things We Never Expect To See or Hear. 4A Homerooms quiet, jean Pellechia shouting. Peg O’Neill unable to smile. Jack Measures without his glasses. The Baker sisters not dressed alike. Jimmie Brigden smiling about ads. Henry Hill not arguing with Mrs. Carleu. Mary Hayes sassing a teacher. Martin Tobias without his homework done. R. Wentworth refusing I. R. pictures. Franklin Hand without a tie. M. Polici mad at Rose. Mr. Townsend without his dimples. Ideal Senior Cirl Boy Doris Cranath......................Hair................................Tony Malanga Jean West..........................Eyes........................Jerry Liloia Peggy O’Neill......................Teeth.......................Dante Caprio Marion Hill........................Nose...............................Frank Hand Gertrude Raschal....................Wit...................Nick lannuzzelli Kay Laragy......................Personality Danny Jones Betsy Kaufmann...................Neatness..................Victor Califano Estelle Vitale....................Figure...............................John Kemp “THE LAST ROUND-UP 1934 Page Sixty-six Kc v e t ' 5 me vS COLLEGE AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINING Offered in Newark DANA COLLEGE LIBERAL ARTS—Four-year course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Two-year course in preparation for admission to Law School. Combined six-year program in Liberal Arts and Law leading to the degrees of B. A. and LL. B. SETH BOYDEN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION—Four-year course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Preparation for the profession of Certified Public Accountant. Courses in English; Finance; Economics; Life, Fire, and Casualty Insurance; Management; Marketing, including Advertising and Merchandising; Public Speaking; and Psychology. SECRETARIAL STUDIES—One-year and two-year courses for high school and college graduates. All courses credited toward the Certificate in Secretarial studies and the degree in Business Administration. Training in Typewriting, Shorthand, Secretarial Accounting, Business Letters, Office Practice; and elective courses in Business Administration. NEW JERSEY LAW SCHOOL UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE COURSES—The oldest law school in the state, established in 1908. The only Law School in the state recognized by the Regents of New York. The only Law School in the state offering special- ization in New Jersey law through its own carefully edited case and text books. Three-year course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws. Courses leading to the degree of Master of Laws. SESSIONS—The next session of the College and the School of Business begins January 30, 1934. For further informationy address AGNES D. WATT, Registrar 42 Rector Street Newark, New Jersey or Telephone Mitchell 2-8410 Day and Evening Classes BLOOMFIELD AVENUE BRANCH OF HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION Corner of Bloomfield and Clifton Avenues, Newark, N. J. All of the security and facilities obtaintable at the Main Office are available at your neighborhood branch. The Largest Savings Bank in New Jersey ATTEND COLLECE IN NEWARK FACULTY AND CREDIT OF NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Founded 1832 DAY COURSES—9:00 A. M.-4:00 P. M. Liberal Arts Degree B. S. 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At this time of the year special dances arc arranged along lines that have been exceptionally successful in the past. HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS CLASSES AND SPECIAL DANCES NOW' FORMING M. C. RICHARDS STUDIO 571 Broad Street, Newark, N. J. MODERN OMNIBUS SERVICE CO., Inc. Motor Bus Coaches to Hire for All Occasions Special Rates on Contract Work 239 EIGHTH AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Telephone Branch Brook 3-2675 MILK AND CREAM OF HIGH QUALITY Alderney! ft dairy Co. I! PHONE MARKET 3-4900 HU 3-0205 CROSS RADIO ELECTRIC STORE (Next to Tivoli ) Real Radio Sen ice 549 ORANGE STREET COUNTRY CLUB ICE CREAM CO. The Cream of Quality” 210 CROSBY AVENUE Paterson, N. . A. CRITTI MERCHANT TAILOR Cleaning - Dyeing - Pressing and Repairing 312 SIXTH AVENUE Newark, N. J. Bigelow 5-6690-6691 BOROK'S FURNITURE FACTORIES REFRIGERATORS and RADIOS JESSE CORDASCO. Director Factory: 129 Seventeenth Ave., Newark, N. J. SALLY Cr LOUIS BEAUTY SHOP BROAD STREET Newark, N. J. Tel. 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Daytime classes are provided in secretarial practice, accoun- tancy, and business administration, and evening classes are provided in these sub- jects and all others offered by the Institute. Classroom study in the Day School Division of Pace Institute is supplemented by field trips to the offices and plants of many of the largest organizations in New York and vicinity. Students are thus enabled to ob- serve and study at first hand the work pro- cedures of progressive organizations. The general bulletin of the school and special booklets with respect to various courses are available upon request. In mak- ing request specify subjects of study in which you arc interested. Inquire of the Registrar by personal call, by letter, or by telephone, Barclay 7-8200. PACE INSTITUTE SVEKTft BERKELEY School of Secretarial Training 22 PROSPECT STREET East Orange, N. J. for the FEBRUARY, 1934 GRADUATE of Barringer High School AN intensive course in secretarial pro- cedure for the student who desires to prepare for business or enter college. University faculty of recognized stand- ing. Charmingly appointed roof gar- den studios. Restricted enrollment. For bulletin, address the Director or dial ORangc 3-1246 RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE TROY, N. Y. ENGINEERING. ARCHITECTURE, SCIENCE AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FPHE Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute was established at Troy, New York, in 1824, and is the oldest school of engineering and science in the United States. Four year courses leading to degrees arc offered, in Civil, Mechanical, Aeronautical, Electrical, Chemical, Industrial and Metallurgical Engineering, in Architecture, and in Business Administration, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Graduate courses leading to Master and Doctor degrees arc also offered. 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HUmboldt -1329 59 SO. ORANGE AVENUE McDonoughs South Orange Florists South Orange 2-2898 376-386 BROADWAY Newark, N. J. CREATER OPPORTUNITIES PHARMACY during the last decade has made tremendous strides. With the development and extension of its activities has followed greater opportunities for its members. No longer is a pharmaceutical education merely a training for the practice of retail pharmacy. The Bachelor of Science course follows a well-balanced curriculum of scientific, professional and cultural subjects, designed to give the student a broad, scientific education with special training in the pharmaceutical sciences. Such an education serves as an excellent basis for specialization in any one of the fields of pharmaceutical service. Write for Catalogue Rutgers University College of Pharmacy GRACE I. HARPER. Ph. C.. Registrar Broadway, Lincoln and Arlington Aves., Newark, N. J. Knilf)3Itl9lU!4i0lll� l!«: CHARACTERISTICALLY DIFFERENT! from the earliest days when man first recorded his impressions by arduous carving in stone, the inherent faculty of true craftsmanship manifested itself. Among the relics of the early stone carvers can be found outstanding ex- amples of characteristic difference— distinctive ability that was the forerun- ner for the artist and the craftsman of today. And just as primitive record- ings in stone show varying degrees of superiority, so does a Colyer-produced Annual stand out distinctive of the full possibilities of the highly-developed graphic arts of today. COLYER PRINTING COMPANY SUSSEX AVENUE AND DEY STREET - NEWARK, N. J. The Class of June, 1934 PRESENTS The Athenaeum Barringer High School NEWARK, N. J. Foreword JT has always been the practice of senior classes to choose and work out in a novel manner some theme upon which they have based their year book. In this way, a great opportunity is offered to com- pile and record their activities at Barringer in an in- teresting fashion. The student body, therefore, has always looked forward to this particular publication with the greatest of interest. In every case the title has proven to be the main feature, and it is chosen on the basis of the theme. However, the class of June 34 has taken the initiative upon an idea which it hopes shall be adopted by future classes. This use of various themes has necessitated many different titles. Many times, some class has, in an endeavor to be original, adopted a title which bears no relation to the Acropolis. This has gradually developed the idea that the senior year book is a separate publication. In reality, it is only the Senior Edition of the Acropolis and this connection must not be lost. Therefore, to remedy this mistake in the future, the name Anthenaeum has been adopted by the class of June '34 for its book. Almost a century ago the first magazine appeared at Barringer High. It consisted of a drawing and a few essays on character, copied by hand into a notebook, which was passed from student to student. The magazine was called the Anthenaeum, meaning House of Wisdom. It seems unfortunate that the name of this publication, probably one of the first in any high school in the United States, was dis- continued. We are glad to revive it and we hope for the approval and cooperation of the other classes. Dedication We respectfully dedicate this, our year book. The Athenaeum to our dear friend and advisor, Robert J. Hagaman, in appreciation of his aid and guidance. Page Six Raymond B. Gurley, our friend and respected Principal, whose helpful guidance will long be remembered. Page Set Elsa Disbrow for whose help we are deeply indebted. Caroline S. Romer Natalie R. Jones Walter J. Dumm Abraham D. Zwf.ibel Page Nine THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1931 Editor-In-Chief OLIVER W. HOPK1NSON JR. JANE KOHN Assistant Editors MURIEL WAUGH Eugene Dorfman Girvin Cuthbert Rocco Russo Anthony Bauer Business Board MOLLY SALLANS, Chairman Joy Mane Cain Ethel Cross Pat Tortoriello-81 Roland Hill Pinneo Sales Board RUTH CRON HEIM. Chairman Elizabeth Bean John Biondi Francis Gifford Hilda Cryer Joseph Intintola Jack D'Wyngaerx Aldo Cerone Ruth Groves David Hirschhorn Statistics Board JANET HEROI.D. Chairman Hazel Bulman Sidney Schaeffer Marie Macchiaverna Eleanor Schmidt Mary Russo Archer Wilson Emily Nisivoccia Edward Gibbons Anna Di Leila Harry Winograd Photography Board THEODORE REBSTOCK. Chairman Elsie Firtcl Emma Karpowicz Robert Black Mildred Turney Frank Lodge Sidney G� hen Edwin Baird Harold Trapido VINCENT GRASSO Personnels Board BETTY SCHOTT. Chairman. Roberta Bcrmingham Carlton Fischer Patsy Tortoriello, 99 Carmine Aquilante Anne Casiero Mario Lucchese Eligia Girolamo Joseph Santangelo Herman Kretz Feature Board CLARISSA MEYER. Chairman Katherine Bishop Betty Snow Dorothy Pierce Dina Corona Thomas Ralph Stcffanelli Erma Patterson Helene Engel Shirley Moll Jameson Athletic Board PHILIP VISCID!. Chairman Theodore Duay Robert Snyder Michael Scardeville Dante Cetrulo Ruth Eng Solly Pcdecini Edward Halligan Gerald Romano Art Board LEWIS WALKER, Chairman Betty Schaumann Arthur Kohl Winston Simms George Cundari Helen Mulford Carmiiia Ruglio John Carrera Adele Lehlbach Page Ten THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 193-1 Faculty Mr. Raymond B. Gurley Miss Elsa Disbrow Mrs. Grace H. Wilson Miss Fanny Bell Mrs. Jeannette P. Fort Miss Theodora Skidmore English Mr. Junius W. Stevens, HeaJ Miss Ruth Brcttle Miss Laura Briggs Miss Emily Coburn Mr. Edward Dangler Miss Rose Hartman Miss Natalie R. Jones Miss Mildred L. Lomas Miss Etta MeHale Miss Marcella Mooney Miss Edith W. Peck Miss Alice P. Sterner Miss Ruth A. Stewart Miss Katherine L. Walston Science Miss Caroline S. Romcr, HeaJ Mr. Samuel R. Buhrman Mr. Walter J. Dumm Mr. Robert F. Hagaman Miss Marjorie F. James Miss Lucy E. Jones Mrs. Geraldine H. King Miss Ruby Odell Miss Rosina E. Rine Mr. Roger B. Saylor Miss Helen B. Tunstcad Social Sciences Miss Louise I. Capon, HeaJ Mr. Raymond R. Ammarcll Miss Dorothy Beebe Mr. Joseph Bruder Mr. Norman Finkcl Mr. Fred Landolphi Miss A. Janette Parmele Mr. Irving J. Townsend Latin Mr. W. Wallace King, HeaJ Mr. Harvey' M. Dann Mr. Raymond F. Haulcnbeck Art Miss Erma P. Blair Miss Phoebe J. Rowden Page Eleven .......................Principal Principal's Assistant . . - - Teacher Clerk Assistant Teacher Clerk Assistant Teacher Clerk - - EJucational Counselor Modern Languages Mr. Abraham D. Zwcibel, HeaJ Miss Winifred R. Bushakra Miss Terisita Cappel Mrs. Eleanor H. Carleu Miss Ruth J. Cummings Miss Josephine M. Lucchina Mr. V. Libero Sibilia Miss Miriam A. Smith Mathematics Mr. James J. Wood. HeaJ Mr. Howard Avers Mrs. Florence S. Burley Mr. Harvey L. Fassett Mr. Frank S. Hartman Mr. Herman Pritchard Miss Genevieve Quinn Mr. Paul J. Sanders Mr. Sidney Seidler Mr. Harry G. Snavcley Mechanical Drawing and Manual Training Mr. Walter D. Buchanan Mr. William Gardner Mr. Alvin Sauer Nurse Mrs. Norma P. Leitch Librarian Miss Madeline Dow Music Mrs. Margaret E. O'Loughlin Miss Jenny Lind Robinson Study Hall Miss Pauline Weiss Home Economics Miss Victoria G. Bishop Miss May Belle Mawha Physical Training Mr. Victor Salerno. HeaJ Mr. Charles Allen Miss C. Ethel Decker Mrs. Florence N. Pattyson Mr. Arthur V. Payton Mrs. Mabel E. Grade. Accompanist THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Editorial E have completed here an orbit, a trip around our sun, basking in its rays, gathering knowledge as best we could, and preparing ourselves for new experiences. From our zenith we retrace the progress of the last four years. But there are more paths to travel. A single revolution is but a fraction of our destiny, and we must pass through many phases before our journeying is through. Now the time has come to go whirling into the cold of space. Though it is hard to desert warmth and security for the strange and uncertain, we look ahead expectantly to new sights and adventures. Page Twelve THE ATHENiCUM JUNE 193-1 Page Thirteen THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 Joseph A. Santangelo Pres Joe Angel College Preparatory Dartmouth Industry is the parent of success Class President, 4 A, 4B, 3A, 3B. Citizenship Award, ’3-1. Year book board. Chairman of Salt Cellar board. Acropolis. Chairman of Welfare Committee of National Honor Society. Italian Honor Society. Latin Club Censor. '33. Praetor, '34. Science Club. General manager of 3A Social. -IB Dance. 4B-4A Reception. 4A Dance. Usher at Commence- ment. Acropolis Pin Award. Cheering Squad. 282 Ridge Street Muriel Gay Waugh Moy College Preparatory Duke 'A Mem heart mahtth a cheerful countenance.’’ Vice-President of Class 4A, 4B. 3A. Assistant Editor of Year Book. Acropolis Board. National Honor Society. French Honor Society. German Honor Group. Science Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance 4B-4A Reception. 4A Dance. Auditorium Commit- tee. Usher at Commencement. Acropolis Room Agent. Coult Memorial Poetry Prize. Acropolis Pin Award. Basketball '32. Hockey '33. Gym captain. B award. 167 Woodside Avenue M. Elizabeth Schott Betty College Preparatory College of St. Elizabeth To her let ns garlands bring h she not pasting fair?” Secretary of Class. 4A, IB. 3A. Chairman of Personnels board of Year Book. Acropolis board. Acropolis Pin Award. National Honor Society. French Honor Society. Latin Club. Praetor. Science Club. 3A Social. iB Dance. 4A-4B Reception. 4A Dance. Office Staff. Usher at Commencement. Cheering Squad. Hockey '31. 32, ‘33. Basketball ‘32. B award. Gym Captain '32, '33, '34. Tennis '32, '33, '34. Chess Club '31. Health Staff 85 Renner Avenue David Hirschhorn Dave Shoosh Hershef College Preparatory Undecided The noblest mind the best contentment hat Treasurer of Class 4A, 4B, 3A. Year Book board. Chairman of News Board Acropolis. Acropolis Pin Award. National Honor Society. German Club. Treasurer. Chairman of Membership Committee Latin Club Consul. Censor. Science Club President. 3A Social. Usher at Commencement. Fencing manager '33, '34. Tennis '33. manager '33. As- sistant manager '32. Minor B” Wreath B '33. '34. Major B '33, '34. Minor B '33. School News Correspondent German Honor Society. Dis- cussion Club. Chess Club. A. A. 14 Broadway Page Fourteen THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Oliver W. Hopkinson, Jr. Hof’ Bop Bill College Preparatory Rutgers A little non uine now and tlxn It relished by the best of men.” Editor of the Year Book. Editor-in-Chief, Assist- ant editor, Associate editor Acropolis, Acropolis Pin Award. National Honor Society. French Honor Society. Science Club. 4B-1A Reception. Chairman Invitation Committee. 4A Dance. Usher at Com- mencement. Cheering Squad. 711 Clifton Avenue Jane Kohn College Preparatory Wellesley Your learning, like the lunar beam affords light. Assistant Editor Year Book. Chairman Sign of the Quill. Acropolis. National Honor Society. Ger- man Club. Latin Club. Science Club. -IB Dance. Usher at Commencement. Acropolis Pin Award. 430 Parker Street Vincent A. Grasso V mute College Preparatory Undecided To be famous when you are young, is the fortune of the gods. Assistant Editor of Year Book. Chairman Athletic- Board Acropolis. National Honor Society. Italian Club. Science Club. Giptain Leaders Club. Lieu- tenant. 3A Social. Usher at Commencement. Cheering Squad. Captain ’34. Cross Country '32, '33. Football 31. B '32, '33. '34. Wreath B. Gold Track shoe '33, '34. A. A. 733 Summer Avenue Mary G. Sallans Molly College Preparatory Newark Normal School I would applaud thee to the very echo That should applaud again.” Business manager of Year Book. Business manager of Acropolis. Latin Club. Science Club. 3A So- cial. 4A Dance. Secretary of Library Guild '33. Usher at Commencement. Acropolis Pin Award. Library Guild Pin Award. Cheering Squad Archery. National Honor Society. Tennis. 312 Mt. Prospect Avenue Page Fifteen THE ATHENiEUM JUNE 1934 Anthony Robert Accomando Ackie” Tony” General North Carolina Handsome is as handsome does.” Science Club. Cheering Squad. A. A. Intra- mural Basketball. Track 32. Baseball '33 '34. Football 31, '32, '33. B man '33. 315 7th Avenue Libero G Ajfllo Lee” I” College Preparatory Columbia Wondrous indeed is the virtue of a true book. National Honor Society. Italian Honor Society. Latin Club. Science Club. Camera Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. 4A Dance. Cheering Squad. Orchestra. 183 Wccquahic Avenue Louis M. Allora, Jr. Red” Ace” General Undecided Nothing it achieved without toil. Italian Honor Society. Science Club. Boy s Leaders Club. IB Dance. 4A Dance. Usher at Commence- ment. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. 71 Highland Avenue Carmine L. Aquilante Cy” Ackie” College Preparatory Purdue Keep true to the dreamt of th) youth. Year Book board. Science Club. Football '31. intcrclass Baseball. Cheering Squad. 574 N. 9th Street Marian Estelle Bachellor Mamie” Bachy” College Preparatory Montclair State Teachers' College The silence often of pure innocence Persuades, when speaking fails. National Honor Society. French Honor Society'. Acropolis Board. Latin Club, Quaestor. Science Club. Usher at Commencement. Archery ’31, ’32, ‘33- Cheering Squad. year student. 308 N. 7th Street. Edwin Baird Ed” General Newark Technical Let hint who knows the instrument, play on it. Year Book Board. Science Club. Acropolis Room Agent. Band. Orchestra. Glee Club. Cheering Squad. 182 N. 7th Street Page Sixteen THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 Louis Barbetta Lou Barber’ Rain or shine, all joy is mine. General Undecided Science Club. Orchestra. Inter-class Baseball.'31. Intcrclass Basketball. '31. Cheering squad. 333 N. 6th Street Anthony LeRoy Bauer Red’’ Roy Farmer General Business Superior to adversity, equal to prosperity. Year Book Board. Science Club. Leader's Club. Lieutenant. Camera Club. Inter-class Baseball '31. Football '32. Cheering Squad. 270 Ridge Street Malcolm Miller Baxter Mac Bobs College Preparatory Business Though not very bashful and not very bold. German Club. Latin Club. Science Club. Leader’s Club. Discussion Club. Orchestra. Band. All- City Band. Cheering Squad. 15 Elm Street Elizabeth R. Bean Lee’ Beanie College Preparatory Business Here's a heart well filled with cheer for every being. Year Book Board. Acropolis Chairman, Sales Board. National Honor Society. French Honor So- ciety. Science Club. Latin Club, Scriba. Library Guild, President. Library Guild Pin Award. 4B Dance. Tennis '33. B'' Girl. Gym Captain ’31. '32, '33, ’34. Cheering Squad. 341 Roseville Avenue Dorothy C. Bell Dot General Business She has a natural, wise sincerity, a simple truthfulness. Entered as a 4B. Cheering Squad. 15 N. 5th Street Joseph Jove Benucci Joe Bender General Alabama You are witty, but not satirical. Science Club. Inter-Class Baseball. Inter-Class Football ’30. Inter-mural Basketball '33. Italian Club. Page Seventeen 101 Bloomfield Avenue THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Roberta H. Birmingham Bobbie College Preparatory N. J. C. Her eyes were deeper than the dept hi of water Hilled at even. Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Chairman Open Window. Acropolis Pin Award. National Honor Society. French Honor Society. Latin Club. Praetor, Consul. 3A Social. -IB Dance. 4A Dance. Library Staff. Office Staff. Usher at Commence- ment. Science Club, Vice-President. B Girl. Hockey 31, ‘32, '33. All-Star Team '32. Basketball '32. Tennis '32, '33. Cheering Squad. 385 S. 20th Street John E. Biondi Johnnie General Seton Hall Humility it the fountain of all virtue . Year Book Board. Science Club. Leader's Club. 4B Dance. 4B-4A Reception. Usher at Commence- ment. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. 30i Orange Street Katherine Ann Bishop Kay Non-Classical French Undecided 'Tit from high life high characters are drawn. Year Book Board. Science Club. Leader’s Club, President. 3A Social. 4B Dance. Office Staff. French Club. B” Girl. Basketball ’32. Tennis ’32. Hockey '33. Cheering Squad. 656 Highland Avenue Robert Black Bobby General Yale A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. Year Book Board. Science Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. 4B-4A Reception. 4A Dance. Football ’31. Cheering Squad. 105 Parker Street Eula I. Boose General Morgo University There it a profound charm in mystery. Science Club. Spanish Club. Crew Race, ’30. Basketball '30. Baseball '31. Fashion Show. Cheer- ing Squad. 65 Newark Street Charles Thomas Boutsikaris Bulzf College Prepara tor)- Rutgers Promise little and do much. Science Club. Fencing '32, '33. '34. Inter-class Basketball ’33. Football ’33. Inter-class Baseball ’33. 2 Wreath B’s.” 86 Sussex Avenue Page Eighteen THE ATHENiCUM JUNE 1934 Selma Charlotte Brown Red Sel” Brownie General Newark Normal Cheerful u hetetet you meet her. Acropolis Board. German Club. Leaders Club. Library Staff. Hockey. Swimming. Cheering Squad. 26l Orange Street Hazel A. Bulman College Preparatory Undecided And as the bright sun glorifies the si) So is her face illuminated with her eye.” Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Acropolis Pin Award. National Honor Society. French Honor Society. Latin Club. Science Club. 3A Social. Li- brary Staff. Office Staff. Hockey '31. '32. All-Star Hockey Team 31, ‘32. Basketball '32. All-Star Basketball Team '32. Tennis ‘32, ‘33. B” Girl Gym Captain '33. Cheering Squad. 143 Delevan Avenue Santina Bunbtta Sanny” Rina General Undecided And her hair wai a black as the raten’s Italian Club. Hockey Team. ‘31. ‘32. '33- Gym Captain. Chevron Girl. Science Club. Leaders Club. Glee Club. 90 Highland Avenue Charles H. Caesar Chuck College Preparatory Howard University His sturdy patience doei not lire. German Club. Science Club. Cheering Squad. Freshman Cross Country '29. Track ‘30. A. A. 82 Spring Street Nicholas Cafaro Ravelli” Caff 1 General Undecided Every great man is unique. Science Club. Italian Club. Cheering Squad. 36 Rowland Street Marie Geraldine Cain ferry College Preparatory College of St. Elizabeth Her eyes as stars of twilight fair. Like twilight too. her dusky hair. Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Latin Club. Science Club. 3A Social. -� B Dance. Usher at Commencement. Cheering Squad. Physics Laboratory Assistant. Glee Club. Fencing. 41 Mt. Pleasant Avenue Page Nineteen • • THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 Charles Anthony Calabro Chippy Cal General Alabama College The mode it man has everything to gain.” Science Club. 3A Social. Cheering Squad. Baseball '30. Inter class Baseball, '31, '30. Intra mural Basket- ball '33. Football '30. 110 Bloomfield Avenue. Angela Caprio Aug General Undecided Seeds no foreign aid of ornament But it, when unadorned, adorned the most.” Science Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. 4A Dance. Cheering Squad. 247 Ridge Street John Carrera Kid Noisy” College Preparatory Notre Dame Young fellows will be young fellows.” Year Book Board. Science Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. 4B-4A Reception. 4A Dance. Auditorium Committee. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. Boxing '34. Inter-class Basketball '34. Inter-class Baseball ‘30. Minor B” '31, '32. Assistant Manager Football '31, '32. Italian Club. 171 Parker Street Joseph J. Caruso Carr” Joey” General Notre Dame At a man thinketh in his heart, so is he Science Club. Cheering Squad. Intcr-ciass Base- ball, '31. '32, '33. Football '32, '33. Inter-class Basketball '34. 36 Nassau Street Joseph Victor Caruso Joe” College Preparatory Rutgers Throw away sorrow and cast away fare. Latin Club. Science Club. 4B-4A Reception. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. Football '30. '31. '32, '33. Track '31. '32, '33, 34. Cross Country '31. Inter-class Basketball '33. Inter-class Baseball '30. '31. Treasurer A. A. B” Award. 32 Abington Avenue Emil L. Casale Chick College Preparatory Notre Dame You hat e a gentle and a noble temper. Science Club. Inter-class Baseball '31, '32. 25 Hcckcr Street Page Twenty THE ATHENv UMJUNE 1934 Mario A. Casale Kid Raf Matty ’ College Preparatory Catholic University His temper was generous, open and sincere. Science Club. Boy s Leaders Club. 4B-4A Recep- tion. 4A Dance. Cheering Squad. Fencing 33. Intra mural Basketball '31. Intra mural Baseball, '32. Glee Club. Italian Club. 231 Lake Street Anna M. Casjero Annie Ann College Preparatory Undecided There is a garden in her face Where roses and u hite lilies grow. Year Book Board. National Honor Society. Science Club. Girl’s Leaders Club. 3A Social. -IB Dance. Library Guild. Usher at Commencement. Library Guild Pin Award. Baseball ‘32. Basketball '32. Chevron Girl. Glee Club. Cast of 'Cavalleria Rusticana.” 53 State Street James Castellano General Undecided Simple of Heart and True Science Club. Leaders' Club. French Club. Cheering Squad. 239 Bloomfield Avenue Rocco J. Castellano Riggs General Undecided Better direct well than work hard. Science Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. 4B-4A Re- ception. 4A Dance. Cheering Squad. Inter-class Baseball '31, '32. Inter-class Football '31, ’32. Italian Club. 96 Sussex Avenue Frank Florodolfo Castelluccio Zip Spike General Fordham Dexterity comes by experience. Cheering Squad. Track '31, 32. Inter-class Basketball '33. Football '31. Inter-class Baseball '31. 240 Garside Street Amerigo A. Cavallo Cats College Preparatory Fordham What is learned in the cradle lasts to the grat e. Italian Honor Society. Latin Club. Science Club. Camera Club. Cheering Squad. Inter-class Baseball, '33. Inter-class Basketball. '33. 118 Peck Avenue Page Twenty-one THE ATHENiEUM JUNE 1934 Guy Centanni College Preparatory Undecided 'They can. who think they can. Science Club. 3A Social. 4A Dance. Cheering Squad. Cross Country '33. Fencing '30. Track '30. Inter-class Baseball. Italian Club. 92 Broadway Michael William Centanni Mike’ College Preparatory Harvard Coolne i' and ah fence of heat and haste indicate fine qualities. Science Club. -IB Dance. IB- lA Reception. Cheer- ing Squad. Inter-class Baseball. Inter-class Football. Inter-class Basketball. Glee Club. 179 N. 6th Street Regina Susan Centanni Reggie’ ,Reginald General Panzer Her very frowns are fairer far, Than mules of other maidens are. Acropolis Board. Italian Club. Spanish Club. Science Club. Cheering Squad. Hockey 33. Swim- ming '32. May Day. Gym Captain. Thalians. Glee Club. Chevron Girl. 19 Garside Street Aldo Richard Cerone Dodi” A lie” General Aeronautical Schoo' Among men of honor, a word is bond. Year Book Board. 4B Dance. 4B-4A Reception. Auditorium Committee. Cheering Squad. Track'32. Golf '33. Inter-class Baseball. Basketball. Leaders' Club. A. A. 170 Mt. Prospect Avenue Dante Alfred Cetrulo Don” Chet” College Preparatory Yale A stout heart crushes ill luck. Year Book Board. Science Club. Leader's Club. Camera Club. Treasurer of Class 3B. 3A Social. 4B Dance. 4A Dance. Usher at Commencement. Fencing '30, '31, '32, '33, '34. Captain ’32, 33, '34. Football '31. '32. Major B ' '31. '32, '33, '34. Wreath B '32, '33, '34. Inter-class Basketball '33. Inter-class Baseball '33. N. J. Fencing Champion '31, '32, '33, '34. National Individual Fencing Champion, '34. 218 Prospect Avenue Patsy Cianci Bobby” College Preparatory Undecided I dreamt that I dwell in marble halls, VTith t at sals and serfs at my side. Science Club. -1B-4A Reception. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. Football '32. Intra mural Basketball '31. Italian Club. Intra-mural Football '32. 25 Factory Street Page Twenty-two THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 195-1 Nick A. Ciccone Nicky Chick General Undecided A good intention clothes itself with sudden power.” 614 N. 7th Street Sidney S. Cohen Major College Preparatory Undecided Genial, bright and with a fondness for music. Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Science Club. Chairman Membership Committee. 3A Social. 4B- 4A Reception. 4A Dance. Bookroom Staff. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. Drum Major. Band. Orchestra. French Club. Tropical Fish Club. Glee Club. 85 N. Uth Street Dorothy Mae Colson Dot College Preparatory Undecided Alone I did it. 28 4th Street James A. Coppola Jimmie” College Preparatory Washington and Lee Vie always been a quarter of an hour before my time and it has made a man of me. Science Club. 4B-4A Reception. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. Inter-class Basketball. Intcr- dass Baseball. A. A. 202 Orange Street Geraldina Iris Corona Dina Diana College Preparatory Montclair Teacher's College Hitch your wagon to a star. Year Book Board. Italian Honor Society. Latin Club. Science Club. Leader's Club. 4B-4A Recep- tion. Glee Club. Cast of Cavalleria Rusticana.’’ 112 Bloomfield Avenue Howard Russell Corwin Russ” College Preparatory Carnegie Inst, of Tech. A pleasant youth with a pleasant smile. Latin Club. Science Club. Aviation Club. Library Staff. Acropolis Room Agent. 387 Ridge Street Page Twenty-three THE ATHENiEUM JUNE 1934 Leonard J. Cowan Books Prof. General Business A noble deed never diet.” Science Club. 406 Roseville Avenue Ruth Ann Cronhf.im Ruthie Crony College Preparatory New Jersey College 'To those who know thee not. no words can p.unt And those who know thee, know all words are faint” Year Book, Chairman Sales Board. Secretary National Honor Society. Secretary French Honor Society. Quaestor Latin Club. Science Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. General Manager 4B-4A Recep- tion. Library Staff. Usher at Commencement. Cheer- ing Squad. Acropolis Board. 219 Dclevan Avenue Ethel Anna Cross Bib College Preparatory Undecided The quality of mercy u not strain’d.” Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. French Honor Society. Latin Club. Science Club. IB Dance. 4A Dance. Auditorium Committee. Usher at Com- mencement. Cheering Squad. Chevron Girl. Gym Captain. 244 Roseville Avenue Hilda M. Cryer Hitdf General Packard Business School She looked jolly and carefree As tho' life were a pleasant game. Science Club. 4B-4A Reception. Cheering Squad. Basketball 31. Tennis 32. Glee Club. Spanish Club '31. 748 Ridge Streeet Julius John Csbpela General Undecided Sincerity is the most compendious wisdom.” Science Club. 231 Garside Street George Charles Cundari Ceorgie Porge College Preparatory Undecided Gayly the troubadour touched his guitar.” Year Book Board. Italian Club. Leaders’ Club. Camera Club. 3A Social. Football ‘31, ‘32. Tennis '31. 32. Inter-class Basketball 32. Inter-class Base- ball ’33- A. A. 136 Elwood Avenue Page Twenty-four THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 Girvin Cuthbert Cuthf Girv” College Preparatory Rutgers Character is higher than instiled. Year Book Board. National Honor Society. Ger- man Club. Science Club. Leaders' Club. Camera Club. 3A Social. -iB Dance. Auditorium Com- mittee. 4A Dance. Cheering Squad. Band. Orchestra. 439 4th Avenue Diego D. D Apice Jake” Snake College Preparatory N. Y. U. Humor it the harmony of hearts.” Science Club. Boy's Leaders Club. Camera Club. Cheering Squad. Track 31- Inter-class Baseball and Basketball. 151 Hunterdon Street Julius J. Dell’Olmo Jul General Business Joking decides great things stronger and better oft than earnest care. Science Club. 4B Dance. Acropolis Room Agent. Golf '31. Track 31. 531 Bloomfield Avenue Virgilio A. DelMauro Virgil’ Gabriel College Preparatory Undecided Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy.” Boys' Leaders Club. 4B-4A Reception. Cheering Squad. 131 Clifton Avenue Marie Theresa Del Russi Rie College Preparatory Undecided There is none so sweet as she. Science Club. Girls' Leaders Club. Gym Captain. Chevron Girl. Cheering Squad. Girls' Glee Club. 51 Newark Street Anna Rullo Di Lella Dell Ann College Preparatory Savage Short and Bright.” Year Book Board. Italian Honor Society. Science Club. Girls' Leaders Club. Camera Club. 4B Dance. Cheering Squad. Hockey '31. 33. All-Star Hockey Team '33. Gym Captain. Baseball 32. Basketball '32. Glee Club. Cavalleria Rusticana. B Girl. Kickball '32. 169 N. 3rd Street Page Twenty-five THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 Eugene Dorfman Izzie Dorff College Preparatory Montclair State Teachers' College And still he talked and still the uonder grew That one small head could carry all he knew.” Year Book Board. National Honor Society. Acropo- lis Board. French Honor Society. President. Vice- President '34. Spanish Honor Society. German Club. President. Latin Club. Consul '33. Science Club. Boys' Leaders Club. Cheering Squad. Inter- class Baseball. 3A Class Show. German Honor Society. 116 Bergen Street Theodore Matthew Duay Ted Teddy College Preparatory Duquesne He uas ever) inch a man.” Year Book Board. National Honor Society. French Honor Society. Science Club. Boys' Leaders Club. -IB-4A Reception. -}A Dance. Usher at Commence- ment. Cheering Squad. Inter-class Basketball. Football '32, B-2. Baseball '33, '34. B man. Captain '34. A. A. 31 Bruce Street Janet Aileen Dux Janey Jan General Business A woman fair and wise. German Club. Science Club. Cheering Squad. Tennis '32. Swimming '32, '33, '34. Hotkey '33. Chevron Girl. Gym Captain. Fashion Show. 118 Bloomfield Avenue John Joseph D'Wyngaert Jack College Preparatory Yale Endurance is the crowning quality And patience all the passion of great hearts. Year Book Board. French Honor Society. Science Club. 4B-4A Reception. 4A Dance. Chess Club. Chess Team '30, '31, '32, ’33, ’34. Manager of Team. 315 Verona Avenue Ruth Carter Eng Red General A. A. of Social Service No words could express the beauty of her character. Year Book Board. German Club. Science Club. •B Dance. 4A Dance. Mixed Chorus. Hockey ’32. ‘33. Tennis ‘32. Swimming '33, '34. Chevron Girl. Gym Captain '32. Cheering Squad. 335 Summer Avenue Helene Clarice Engel Laine College Preparatory Barnard Here n the subtlest spell by far. ear Book Board. Acropolis Board. Acropolis Pin Award. National Honor Society. Creative English. German Club. Latin Club. Science Club. Riding Club. 4B Dance. 4A Dance. Usher at Commencement. 531 Lake Street Page Twenty-six THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 Dorothy Anna Esposito Dotty General Business The Irenes of her hair of gold Fell in masses around her neck. Science Club. Leaders' Club. 3A Social. Swim- ming '34. 129 Plane Street Frank Daniel Falivfna Sonny” Spats” College Preparatory N. Y. U. Speech is the index of the mind. Science Club. 3A Social. Italian Club. Cheering Squad. Football '30, '31. Inter-class Basketball. 634 N. 3rd Street Minnie Farina General Undecided Th) modest) is a candle to thy merit. Cheering Squad. Glee Club. 199 Clifton Avenue Spencer Adams Ffimster Smudge General University of North Carolina He knout the escape from sorrow's keep. Who know the welcome void of sleep. Science Club. Cheering Squad. Swimming '33, '34. Baseball '34. 484 Clifton Avenue Milton Ff.rn Milly” Ferny” General Rutgers Pharmacy Simplicity of character it no hindrance to subtlety of intellect. Latin Club. Science Club. Cheering Squad. Glee Club. Orchestra. Inter-class Baseball. Football. 108 South Orange Avenue Frank Jerry Filardo Polly” College Preparatory N. Y. U. Good sense and good nature are never separated. Italian Honor Society. Science Club. 3A Social. 4B-4A Reception. Acropolis Room Agent. Fencing '30, '31. Inter-class Basketball. 477 N. 13th Street Page Twenty-seven THE ATHEN EUM JUNE -1934 Elsie Beatrice Firtel Mickey” Snooks Grade College Preparatory Undecided Oh, there's none so fair. As can compare.” Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Science Club. Girls’ Leaders Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. Audi- torium Committee. Cheering Squad. Secretary of Spanish Club. Orchestra. Glee Club. Gym Captain. Member of Constituents Assembly. 246 Broadway Saul Firtel Slim” General Undecided You are a clear, concis ite thinker. Acropolis Board. Science Club. Secretary, Camera Club. 1B-4A Reception. 302 Summer Avenue Carlton W. Fischer Carl” College Preparatory Montclair State Teachers' College Beneath his countenance lurks a love of friendly mischief. Year Book Board. German Club. Latin Club. Science Club. Boys’ Leaders Club. 4B Dance. IB-4A Reception. Usher at Commencement. Cheer- ing Squad. Book Room Staff. 731 Mt. Prospect Avenue Charles Eovcin Fort Ed” Eddie” Ed Wynn College Preparatory Undecided A gentleman from sole to crown.” Science Club. Cheering Squad. B Award. Tropical Fish Club. 227 N. 6th Street Joseph Lavcrenc.f. Fredette Larry” Joe College Preparatory Annapolis I only regret that I hat e but one heart to give to the ladies. Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Science Club. 3A Social. 4A Dance. Usher at Commencement. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. Baseball '33, ’34. Fencing '30. Book Room Staff. 137 N. 12th Street Ferdinand Gaeta Fritz” Ferdy” Fred College Preparatory' Undecided He most lives, who lives for others. Science Club. Glee Club. 643 N. 5th Street Page Twenty-eight THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1931 Ruth E. Gardner Rut hie College Preparatory Syracuse A merry hear I makelh a cheerful countenance. Science Club. Girls' Leaders Club. Camera Club. Treasurer. Cheering Squad. Hockey ’33. Swim- ming '34. 843 Lake Street Genaro Carl Genovese Gi� gf , .■ College Preparator)’ Newark School of Engineering The highest degree of earthly hap finest is quiet.” Italian Honor Society. Science Club. Cheering Squad. Cross Country '33. Inter-class Basketball '33. 45 Park Avenue Leonard Gerardi Red” Lett College Preparatory North Carolina He is great who is what he is from nature. Spanish Honor Society. 3A Social. 4B Dance. Cheering Squad. Track '30, '31, '32. B-2. 250 Ridge Street Edward Gibbons Eddie” General Undecided A man I know who lives upon a smile. Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Science Club. Chairman of Program '34. Boys' Leaders Club. Treasurer 3A Class. 4A Dance. Usher at Commencement. Acropolis Room Agent. Acropolis Pin Award. Cheering Squad. A. A. Baseball '30. '31. ‘34. B-2. Football 31, 32. Book Room Staff. Leaders Club. 152 Roseville Avenue Francis Allen Gifford Ted” Doc” College Preparator) Undecided Habpy am I; from care I'm free Why aren't they all content like me.” Year Book Board. German Club. Latin Club. Science Club. 4B-4A Reception. A. A. Swimming 33. '34. Assistant Manager '33. B-2. 174 West Market Eligia M. Girolamo Ele” Elece” College Preparatory Katherine Gibbs A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair. Year Book Board. Italian Honor Society. Science Club. Girls' Leaders Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. 4A Dance. Cheering Squad. Archery '32, '33- 393 Lake Street Page Twenty-nine THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Frank Goeckel Bud General Undecided His mind, bis kingdom, and hit will—hit lau 3A Social. IB Dance. Cheering Squad. 329 Park Avenue Julius Goldstein 7 lie Goldie’ The wine of good-living flows through bit t tint'' College Preparatory Northwestern University Science Club. 4B-4A Reception. Cheering Squad. 555 17th Street Howard Goodman Howie College Preparatory Undecided Behold an active youth full of the joy of living. German Honor Society. Latin Club. Science Club. Usher at Commencement. Cheering Squad. All-City Band '33. Band '32, '33. Orchestra. Bovs Glee Club. Inter-class Basketball. V z year student. 813 Summer Avenue Michael Alfred Gregorio Greg In the face of adversity he conquers. College Preparatory Undecided Gym Team '32. 211 Bergen Street F.lmira B. Grier Mina College Preparatory Lincoln Hospital She it herself of best things the collection. 219 13th Street Ruth Monica Groves General Undecided She is pretty to walk with And witty to talk with And pleasant too, to think of. Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Thalians. Secretary of 3B Class. Hockey '31. '32. '33. Swimming '34. Basketball '32. Golf '32. 4B-4A Reception. 4A Dance. Office Staff. Acropolis Room Agent. Gym Captain. Indoor Gym Meet- Standard. ” B.” 28 Wcequahic Avenue Page Thirty THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Columbia Elizabeth Guarino Connie College Preparatory Montclair State Teachers' College Silence is a friend that will never belra . Italian Honor Society. Science Club. Girls' Leaders Club. 4B-4A Reception. Cheering Squad. Basket- ball Team ’32. Chevron Girl. 309 Warren Street Vincent Joseph Guarino, Jr. Chiejy Deck)' General Business College Quiet persons are welcome everywhere Science Club. Boys' Leaders Club. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. Fencing '32, ’33, '34. B-2 '33. B '34. Gymnastic '30. 86 Highland Avenue William J. Hall Bill Willie’ General Undecided It’s good to be merry and wise It’s good to be honest and true Cheering Squad. Track '30, '31, '32, '33. B '32, '33. Football 31, '32, '33. B 32, '33. Middle- weight champion in boxing tournament. 223 6th Avenue Edward John Halligan Irish Harp Happy General Undecided His happiness seems made to be shared. Year Book Board. Science Club. Leaders' Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. 4B-4A Reception. 4A Dance. Auditorium Committee. Cheering Squad. Swimming '30, '31. B '30, '31. Track '30, '31. B-2 '30. Band. 208 N. 3rd Street John W. Hartlaub Jack General Undecided Your hearfs desires be with you. Science Club. -1A Dance. Cheering Squad. 144 Broadway Janet M. L. Herold Janie J Jennie College Preparatory Mount Holyoke The world means something to the capable. Year Book Board. Chairman Statistics. Acropolis Board. Acropolis Pin Award. National Honor So- ciety. French Honor Society. Latin Club. Aedile '33, '34. 3A Social. Chairman Refreshments. iB Dance. Library Staff. Office Staff. Usher at Com- mencement. Chcm. Lab. Assistant. Hockey '32, '33. Swimming '32. Baseball '33. Tennis '32, '33. '34. Basketball '32. Tumbling Exhibit '32. Horseback- riding '32, '33. Gym Captain. Chevron Girl. Chess Club. Page Thirty-one 1115 S. Broad Street THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 George Robert Hill General N. Y. U. Girt every man thine tar. But jew thy voice. Science Club. Camera Club. Year Student. 593 N. 8th Street Roland Hill College Preparatory Undecided Cheerfulness wins friends wherever it goes. Science Club. Boys' Leaders' Club. 3A Social 4B Dance. 4B-4A Reception, Chairman of Enter- tainment. Boxing and Wrestling Club. A. A., Vice- President, Treasurer. Captain of 4A Class Basket- ball Team. Football 31, ’32, '33; B-2 '31. B '32, '33. Captain 33. Track '31, ’32, ’33, 34. B-2. Captain Gym Team '32. Swimming ’34. 332 Park Avenue Sarah Mae Hill Babe’ College Preparatory Atlanta University Persuasive. yet denying eyes, all eloquent with language of their own. 18 1 Orange Street A. Gertrude Huemf.r Gert Gertie College Preparatory Syracuse Kind hearts are more than coronets. Latin Club. Leaders' Club. Camera Club. 4B-4A Reception. Cheering Squad. Tennis ’33. Swim- ming ’34. Hockey '33. 749 Highland Avenue Sam Anthony Indano College Preparatory University of Pittsburgh Reading maketh a full man. Italian Club. Baseball '33. Football '32, '33. 137 Sussex Avenue Joseph Anthony Intintola Joe College Preparatory N. Y. U. He who is able to perceive art, and who loves it Has perfect taste Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Acropolis Pin Award. Science Club. Camera Club. 3A Social. -IB Dance. Acropolis Room Agent. Italian Club. Inter-class Basketball '33, '34. Inter-class Baseball ’33, '34. A. A. Gym Captain ’33. Cheering Squad. 175 1st Avenue Page Thirty-two THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 193 1 Angelo Iuspa General N. Y. U. It if tranquil people who accomplish much. Science Club. Cheering Squad. 474 N. 7th Street Thomas William Jamf.son Tom College Preparatory Undecided Nothing tf so difficult but that it may be found out by seeking. Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Science Club. 4B-4A Reception Committee. 568 Highland Avenue Grace Bella Jones Grade” General Martin-Smith School of Music Not much talk—a great sweet silence. Science Club. Leaders Club. Fashion Show. 98 Lock Street Catherine Veronic a Juliano General Undecided Sweets to the sweet. Italian Club. Science Club. Cheering Squad. 4A Gym Captain. Fashion Show. 3A Social. 85 Mt. Prospect Avenue Emma Theresa Karpowicz Em” Blondie General Business The glittering tresses which, when shaken loose. Shower'd gold. Year Book Board. Leaders' Club. IB Dance. 4B- •lA Reception. -lA Dance. B Girl. Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Indoor Baseball '51. Basketball '32. Hockey- '31, '33. Cheering Squad. 498 N. 5th Street Lucilla C Kayf. Lott” Luke” General University of California Every inditidual nature has its own beauty. Latin Club. Science Club. Leaders' Club. Thalians. Spanish Club. Fashion Show. Chevron Girl. Gym Captain. Swimming. Cheering Squad. 371 Lake Street Page Thirty-three THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Arthur William Kohl Art” Tanan” College Preparatory Undecided Cheerfulness is an offshoot of goodness and of wisdom Year Book Board. German Club. Science Club. Leaders' Club. 4B Dance. 4B-4A Reception. 4A Dance. A. A. Swimming '30. Cheering Squad. 143 N. 9th Street Herman Kretz Herns Lefty College Preparatory Undecided He believes in actions, not words Year Book Board. German Club. Acropolis Room Agent. 4A Class Basketball. 289 Wood side Avenue Adele Lehlbach College Preparatory Wellesley The fairest garden in her looks And in her mind the wisest hooks. Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Acropolis Pin Award. National Honor Society. Vice-President, President. French Honor Society. Latin Club. Science Club. Chairman 4B-4A Reception. 4A Dance. Li- brary Staff. Usher at Commencement. Cheering Squad. Hockey '31. ‘32. Basketball ‘32. Gym Captain. B” Award. Health Staff. 53 Heller Parkway Leo Lichter Lefty College Preparatory Undecided Hearty was he, and wise to undertake. German Club. Science Club. Boys' Leaders Club. C heering Squad. Inter-class Basketball and Baseball. Track'34. Glee Club. Gym Leader. 748 Broadway Franklyn J. Lodge Frank College Preparatory Manhattan College His sturdy patience does not tire Year Book Board. Spanish Club. Science Club. 3A Social. 4B-4A Reception. Acropolis Room Agent. Inter-class Basketball and Baseball '31, '32. 223 4th Street Mario Salvatore Lucchese Luke Marly College Preparatory Washington and Jefferson The hand that follows intellect can achieve Year Book Board. Science Club. 4B-4A Recep- tion. Baseball '33. Intra-mural Basketball '33. 667 N. 8th Street Page Thirty-four THE ATHEN UM JUNE 1934 Gerard Lucoola General Undecided 1Vise to resolve, and patient to perform.” Italian Honor Society. Science Club. Inter-class Baseball and Basketball. 227 8th Avenue Marie Carmel Macchiavbrna Mackie Sunny Mickey College Preparatory Montclair State Teachers' College Happinesf is a rare cosmetic.” Year Book Board. National Honor Society. Italian Honor Society. Latin Club. Science Club. Camera Club. Girls' Leaders Club. 4B Dance. Usher at Commencement. Cheering Squad. Swimming. B Award. Hockey '33. Kick Ball. Gym Captain. Play Day. Cast of Cavalleria Rusticana. 124 Bruce Street Glenard P. Macklin, Jr. Mac Buddy General Undecided Knowledge is power” Science Club. Cheering Squad. Inter-class Baseball '31. Spanish Club. 177 Broad Street Cornelius J. Madera Cooney College Preparatory Georgia University Hail Blooming youth! May all virtuei with your years improve. Science Club. Cheering Squad. Glee Club. Inter- class Baseball and Basketball. 386 N. 6th Street Harry Maidman General University of Wisconsin Noble with his thoughts and deeds.” 694 Summer Avenue Ida Maria Malanga Bubbles College Preparatory College of St. Elizabeth Kindness wins friends. Italian Honor Society. Latin Club. Science Club. Girls' Leaders Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. 141 Park Avenue Page Thirty-five THE ATHENi€UM JUNE 1934 Clara Irene Martino Claire Marl College Preparatory N. J. C. Sueress follou the worker. th gay heart and the braie. Italian Honor Society. Latin Club. Science Club. Girls' Leaders Club. 3A Social. Library Staff. Cheering Squad. Gym Captain. Italian Club. Cast of Cavalleria Rusticana. 134 Grafton Avenue. Angela Mazzuca Any College Preparatory Newark Normal A gcntlt Iasi crowned with sweetness.” Science Club. Girls' Leaders Club. Cheering Squad. French Club. Fashion Show. Gym Captain. 82 7th Street Attilio Meola T’ College Preparatory Ford ham A light heart lives long. Latin Club. Science Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. 4B-4A Reception. -lA Dance. Usher at Commence- ment. Baseball '30, 33. 276 Clifton Avenue Josephine Merola General Panzer The joy of youth and health, her eyes displayed.” Science Club. Girls' Leaders Club. Cheering Squad. Italian Club. Gym Captain. Chevron Girl. Swim- ming. Acropolis Board. 133 Clifton Avenue Helen Glory Mesce Blondie” College Preparatory Business College How near to good it what is fair.” Science Club. Girls' Leaders' Club. 4B Dance. 4B-4A Reception. 4A Dance. Cheering Squad. Italian Club. Swimming '34. Chevron Girl. Year Book Board. 167 Clifton Avenue Clarissa Ann Meyer Chris Chrissie” College Preparatory College of St. Elizabeth Variety's the very shite of life, That gives it all its flavor. Chairman of Features Board Year Book. National Honor Society. Latin Club. Secretary of Science Club. 3A Social. Chairman 4B Dance. Office Staff. Auditorium Committee. Usher at Commence- ment. Physics Lab. Assistant. Cheering Squad. Fencing '33, ’34. B Award. Gym Captain. 18 Myrtle Avenue Page Thirty-fix THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 Edwin H. Mikulfwicz Ed” Mike” Genera! Undecided Behold a youth full of the joy of living 442 N. 5th Street Elsie Anna Miller El” Els” Chany” College Preparatory Newark Normal There in a soft and pensive grace A cast of thought upon her face German Club. 4A Dance. Cheering Squad. Gym Captain. Orchestra. Hockey. Swimming. 126 Orange Street Prank Molli nari College Preparatory Undecided An affable and courteous gentleman. Science Club. Track ’53, 34. Minor B. 564 N. 11th Street Shirley Doris Moll Molise” Lee” College Preparatory Newark Normal You form lasting friendships. Year Book Board. French Honor Society. Latin Club. National Honor Society. Science Club. 4B Dance. lA Dance. Library Staff. Secretary. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. Chevron Girl. 68 2 4th Avenue East Salvatore Paul Monaco Stinky Dat is” College Preparatory N. Y. U. Great hopes make a great man. Science Club. 3A Social. iB Dance. 4B-4A Re- ception. 4 A Dance. Usher at Commencement. Baseball '30. 146 Garsidc Avenue James Joseph Monahan Jimmy” Doc” General University of Maryland Jesters do oft prove prophets. French Club. 3A Social. Boys' Leaders Club. Camera Club. 4B Dance. 4B-4A Dance. Physics Lab Assistant. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. Inter-class Baseball and Basketball. 23 Highland Avenue Page Thirty-set en THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 John Sayrf Morris Jack College Preparatory Undecided The bat of men bare ever loved repose. 44 Mt. Prospect Place Eileen A. Mulcahy _ Lee General Columbia School of Journalism Sweet, capricious, lovely lass. Girls' Leaders Club. 4B-4A Reception. Chevron Girl. Art Club. French Club. 469 Roseville Avenue Helen E. Mulford College Preparatory Undecided Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare. And beauty draws us with a single hair Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Acropolis Pin Award. National Honor Society. French Honor Society. Latin Club. Science Club. 4B Dance. •lA Dance. Library Staff. Usher at Commencement. Cheering Squad. Gym Captain. B Award. 735 Mt. Prospect Avenue Elsie Napolifllo ET General Undecided ’Tis good will that makes intelligence. French Club. Italian Club. Science Club. Basketball '32. 125 Clifton Avenue Vincent Gerard Nappi Snappy” Nappi College Preparatory Fordham He is complete in feature and in mind. 4B-4A Reception. 3A Social. Italian Club. Cheering Squad. Track'32,‘34. Intra-mural Basket- ball. A. A. 78 Cutler Street Thomas Joseph Nicastro Ace College Preparatory Undecided Kindness is never lost Track '31. Inter-class Baseball and Basketball. 217 Berkeley Avenue Page Thirty-eight THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Emily Nisivoccia Em” General Business Sweet reasonableness. Year Book Boaro. 4B-4A Reception. 212 Clifton Avenue Erma Paterson Erm” General Simmouth A smiling face portrays a happy mind.” Year Book Board. Spanish Club. Girls’ Leaders Club. 4B- � A Reception. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. Gym Captain. Chevron Girl. Fashion Show. 52 Irving Street Salvador A. C. Pedicini Solly” Peddy” College Preparatory Scton Hall Circumstances? I make circumstances.” Year Book Board. Italian Honor Society. Latin Club. 4B Dance. 4A Dance. Fencing ’33, ’34. Minor B. A. A. Cavalleria Rusticana.” 10 Peck Avenue Josephine R. Percell Pipp” General N. Y. U. A good laugh is sunshine in the house. Science Club. Girls’ Leaders Club. Library Staff. Vice-President. Library Staff Pin Award. Cheering Squad. Chevron Girl. Gym Captain. Fencing '33. ’34. Basketball '32. Fashion Show. Student Council. Baseball. 3J 2 Year Student. 35 Clifton Avenue Peter Anthony Petrone Pete” Pe rin” College Preparatory Undecided He that humbleth himself shall be exalted.” Cross Country '32. B man. Track ’32, ’33. Inter-class Baseball and Basketball ’31, ’32. 18 8th Avenue Henry Petruzzelli King Pet” Hank” Pretzels'' General P. G. You hate a gentle noble temper. Science Club. Camera Club. 4a Dance. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. 371 N. 7th Street Page Thirty-nine THE ATHENdsUM JUNE 1934 Dorothy Mae Pierce Dot General Business College Gentle in manner, strong in performance. Year Book Board. IB Dance. 4A Dance. Cheer- ing Squad. Physics Lab. Staff. Chevron Girl. 166 N. 11th Street Mabel Joy Pinnfo Joyful” College Preparatory Wilson College Little I ask; my wants are few. Acropolis Board, Latin Club. Science Club. Girls’ Leaders Club. 4B-4A Reception. Usher at Com- mencement. Acropolis Pin Award. Cheering Squad. Archery. Glee Club. Fashion Show. Assistant to Nurse. 439 Mt. Prospect Avenue Pasquale Racioppi He aimed high and hit his mark. General Undecided Science Club; Italian Club. 30 Newark Street James Rathburn College Preparatory Undecided Honest in carriage, and true to his trust. German Club. Science Club. Aviation Club. Chess and Checker Club. 44 State Street Theodore Rfbstock Ted General Undecided A thing that is worth doing, is worth doing well. Year Book Board. Science Club. Leaders' Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. Acropolis Room Agent. 807 Parker Street Dominic k K. Rescinitti Res College Preparatory Undecided Obedience is the mother of success Science Club. National Honor Society. Boxing '33. '34. Intra mural Basketball '31. Cheering Squad. 13 Wallace Street Page Forty THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 George Michael Reul Reul” General Undecided With all good grace to grace a gentleman 343 Summer Avenue Alfonse James Rizzolo Allan Ritzy” ,Al” Sonny” College Preparatory University of Rome His hands on the ivory keys Strayed in a fitful fantasy. Italian Honor Society. Italian Club. Glee Club. Latin Club. Science Club. Leaders' (dub. 3A Social. 4B Dance. 4B-4A Reception. 4A Dance. Usher at Commencement. Acropolis Room Agent. Interclass Baseball '30. 4A Basketball Team. Baseball '33. A.A. Cheering Squad. 74 Prospect Avenue Edward Judson Robertson Judd Wacky” General Undecided Good things should be praised.” Science Club. Leaders' Club. Cross Country '31. Spanish Club. Cheering Squad. 178 N. 9th Street Fletcher James Roe College Preparatory Newark Technical A moral sensible uell-bred man.” Science Club. 4b Dance. 205 N. 13th Street Gerald Jules Romano Gene” Jerry” General Johns-Hopkins lie seemed in running to devour the uay. Year Book Board. Science Club. Camera Club. 3A Social. � B Dance. 4B-4A Reception. A Dance. Cross Country '31, '32, '33. '34. Captain '3.3. Track '31. '32, '33. '34. Cross Country '31 ”B Man. Cross Country '32, ‘33. B Man. Track '34. A. A. Cheering Squad. 362 N. 7th Street Peter Louis Rosam ilia Rosy” College Preparatory Undecided Modesty becomes a young man.” Fencing '33, '34. B-2.” 165 7th Street Page Forty-one THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Milton E. Rosenblatt Bod Roland'’ General N. Y. School of Dramatic Arts Cheerful at morn, he u-aket from short repose; Breathes the keen air, and carols as he goes. Science Club. IB Dance. Reception. Football ’32. Track '32. Cheering Squad. 471 Orange Street Lena Adyune Rotunda Baby Lee Addf General Newark Normal Be good, sueet maid and let who will be deter. Latin Club. Science Club. Leaders' Club. Italian Club. 3A Social. Baseball, Captain '33. Kickball. Fencing ‘33. Chevron Girl. Cheering Squad. Fashion Show. 34 Mt. Prospect Avenue Camille Nancy Ruglio Cant my Cam” Arts Fine and Industrial Arts Be silent and pass for a philosopher Year Book Board. Science Club. Italian Club. Art Award. Chevron Girl. Gym Captain ’32. Cheering Squad. 144 7th Avenue Elinor Frances Rush Rush Elite College Preparatory Presbyterian Hospital She is of such a merry, nimble stirring spirit. Spanish Honor Society. Spanish Club. German Club, Secretary. Science Club. 3A Social. Library Staff. Acropolis Room Agent. Fashion Show. Basketball '32. Chevron Girl. Cheering Squad. 229 N. Uth Street Daniel Patsy Russomano Russ College Preparatory Villanova He wears the rose of youth upon him. Italian Club. Science Club. Inter-class Baseball 31. Baseball '33. Cheering Squad. 600 N. 8th Street Mary L. Russo Bud” General Scuddcr From a pure spring, pure water flows. Year Book Board. Italian Honor Society. Science Club. Leaders' Club. Constitutional Committee. Cavalleria Rusticana.” 4B-4A Reception. Fencing Team. Basketball '32. Baseball '32. Gym Captain. Chevron Girl. Cheering Squad. Swimming '31. Glee Club. Acropolis Room Agent. 30 Nassau Street Page Forty-two THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 RocCO P. Russo Russ College Preparatory Undecided Sincerity gives wings to power! Year Book. Italian Honor Society. Latin Club. Science Club. 3A Social. IB Dance. 4A Dance Auditorium Committee. Usher at Commencement. Acropolis Room Agent. Glee Club. Orchestra. Track. Cheering Squad. 199 2nd Street Arlenf. Dorothy Ruth Babe” General Bellevue Hospital Keep true to the dreams of thy youth.” Science Club. Leaders' Club. 4B-4A Reception. 4A Dance. Cheering Squad. 357 Lake Street Frank Santandrea Curly” Frankie” College Preparatory Undecided Deserte success and you shall command it.” Science Club. 479 N. 11th Street Angelo Santoro San” General Tulanc Saught in man endured but persona1 qualities.” Science Club. Cheering Squad. Baseball '31, ‘3 � • Fencing '30. B Award. Inter-class Basketball and Baseball. Italian Club. A. A. 60 12th Avenue Vincent Anthony Scalera Seal” College Preparatory Undecided Industry need not wish.” 219 Mt. Prospect Avenue Michael Scardaville Scrappy Scardy’’ College Preparatory Cornell His gallantry of mind consists in saying flattering things in an agreeable manner.” Year Book Board. Spanish Honor Society. Science Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. 4B-lA Reception. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. Football •32, '33. Track 32. ’33, ‘34. Major ' B '33. Spanish Play. Inter-class Basketball. 147 Camden Street Page Forty-three THE ATHEN EIM JUNE 1934 Sidney Schaeffer Sid College Preparatory Undecided The truest politeness comes of sine erit). Year Book Board. Science Club. 4B-4A Recep- tion. 4A Dance. Track ‘31, ‘32. Cross Country '33. B.” 538 Broadway Betty Schaumann General New School of Social Research. N. Y. The budding rose above the rose full bloom. Year Book Board. Science Club. 3A Social. 4B- 4A Reception. Cheering Squad. Swimming ‘33. Chevron Girl. Gym Captain. Auditorium Com- mittee. 690 Ridge Street Fred Scherer Scheer” College Preparatory Undecided Novelty and uncertainty attract you German Club. Science Club. Camera Club. 4B Dance. 4B-4A Reception. -lA Dance. Football '32, ’33. B” Award. ’32. '33. Chess and Checker Club. Band '31. 309 1st Avenue Eleanor Schmidt Nappy Ellie” College Preparatory Undecided She doei Rood by Health and blushes to find it fame. Year Book. German Club. Science Club. 4A Dance. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. Fashion Show. Golf. Chevron Girl. French Club. 389 Clifton Avenue Ric hard Vincent Sc.iorto Nick” Shorty General Undecided Whoso has skill in music, is if good temperament ; filled for all things. 812 Ridge Street Marie Scolamiero Mary Gay College Preparatory Newark Normal Oh maiden with meek brotvn eyres. Girls' Leaders Club. Chevron Girl. Italian Club. 93 2 Ml- Prospect Avenue Page Fort)’four THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1954 Anthony ServjenYe Servy” Ant” College Preparatory Undecided For he teat just the quiet kind Whoie nature nerer varies.” Italian Honor Society. Cross Country '33. Fencing 32, '33. A. A. 81 Stone Street Winston Simms Winst” College Preparatory Undecided Great thing.t through greatest hazardi are achieved.” Year Book Board. Chairman of Art Board of Acropolis. German Club. Latin Club. Science Club. 3A Social. 4A Dance. Cheering Squad. German Honor Society. 34 Richmond Street Doris L. Simpson Sugar” General Presbyterian Hospital She hat a natural wise sincerity” Science Club. Cheering Squad. Basketball '31. Thalians. Glee Club. Wench Club. 29 3th Street Marian Ri th Sivolella Sivvf General Katherine Gibbs She had a .mile that glowed celestial rosy red.” Science Club. Leaders' Club. Cheering Squad. Glee Club. 243 Clifton Avenue Daniel Anthony Slonimsky Danny” Sio” General Undecided He steadfast stands 'ibo fortune slide. Inter-class football '30. Inter-class basketball '30, '31. Inter-class Baseball '30. French Club. 448 N. 3th Street H. Frances Smith Smi ty” College Preparatory Undecided An honest man's the noblest work of God. Science Club. -IB-1A Reception. 113 N. 4th Street Page Forty-five THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Elizabeth Eleanor Snow Betty’ General Undecided Sweets to the sweet. Year Book Board. Science Club. Girls’ Leaders Club. 3A Social. Cheering Squad. Archery. Chev- ron Girl. Gym Captain. 710 Highland Avenue Robert Harvey Snyder Snitt Bob Son College Preparatory Undecided To know is to have. Year Book Board. National Honor Society. Span- ish Honor Society. German Club. Science Club. Usher at Commencement. Cheering Squad. Tennis 33. Cross Country '33. Indoor Track '34. Out- door track ’34. 731 Summer Avenue Morris A. Soltanoff Mush Salty College Preparatory N. Y. U. After speech, silence is the greatest power in the world. Spanish Club. Science Club. 3A Social. Cheer- ing Squad. Track assistant manager '33, ’34. Track ’3 . - Inter-class basketball. A. A. 446 Orange Street George Stein College Preparatory Cornell A nature worthy of trust. Latin Club. Science Club. Camera Club. Cheer- ing Squad. Tennis '32. Fencing ’32. Member of 4A School Championship Basketball team '34. French Club. 343 Morris Avenue Ralph A. Stefanelli Teddy General Aeronautical School His conduct still right with his argument wrong. Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Italian Club. Science Club. IB Dance. 4B-4A Reception. 4A Dance General Manager. Acropolis room Agent. Cheering Squad. Inter-class basketball and baseball. 268 Parker Street Benjamin Tomasulo Ben Tom College Preparatory Rutgers He is wise who talks but little. Science Club. Cheering Squad. 18 3rd Street Page Forty-six THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Pat D. Tortoriello Bill Sport'' Boh'' Tort General University of North Carolina Dance, laugh and be merry Year Book Board. Science Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. 4B-4A Reception. 4A Dance. Cheering S juad. Boxing '33, '34. Inter-class Baseball Cap- tain '30. A. A. Intra-mural Basketball. 441 N. 7th Street Patsy E. Tortoriello Pat Politician'' College Preparatory Columbia Well goes the case where wisdom counsels. Year Book Board. National Honor Society. Ital- ian Honor Society. Latin Club. Science Club. Camera Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance, General Man- ager. 4A Dance. Cheering Squad. Football ’32. Orchestra. 51 Broad Street Pasquale Toscano Pat General Dana College It’s what you think that counts. Science Club. Cheering Squad. Inter-class Base- ball 32. 47 High Street Harold Trapido Trapi Trap’’ College Preparatory Cornell Your courage shows in emergencies. Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Acropolis Pin Award Latin Club. Science Club. Camera Club President. Cheering Squad. Fencing '32, B-2. Cross Country '31, ‘32, '33. Swimming '33. Tennis '32. Indoor Track 31. 197 Seymour Avenue Mildred Leona Turney Millie Turtle General Katherine Gibbs Charm strikes the sight but merit wins the soul. Year Book Board. 4B Dance. Acropolis Room Agent. Gym Captain '33, '34. Glee Club. 162 N. 12th Street Anna Clair Velardi Teddy General St. Michael's School of Nursing She has eyes that could speak tho her tongue were silent. Italian Club. Girls' Leaders Club. Sec. '33. Cheer- ing Squad. 64 Park Avenue Page Forty-seven y THE ATHENiEUM JUNE 1934 Ralph A. Villanova Viir College Preparatory Purdue It it tranautl people who acquire much. Italian Club. Inter-class Basketball '33. Cheering Squad. Inter-class Baseball '31. 10 Prospect Place Philip Viscjdi Phil” V” College Preparatory Princeton He was .i scholar and a ripe and good one. Year Book Board, Chairman Athletics. Acropolis Board, Chairman Athletics. National Honor Society Italian Honor Society, Treasurer. Science Club. Camera Club, Vice-President 3A Social. -iB Dance. -IA Dance. Usher at Commencement. Cheering Squad. Fencing '32, '33, '34. Minor B '32. Major B's '33, '34. Wreath B '34. Tennis '33. Assistant Manager Football '32, '33. B-2. 83 W. Market Street Alice Mae Waer College Preparatory Undecided How tweet and fair she seems to be. Latin Club. Science Club. Girls' Leaders Club. Library Staff. Basketball '32. Cheering Squad. Fashion Show. 811 DeGraw Avenue Lewis M. Walker, Jr. Lewie” {forth makes the man. College Preparatory Trinity President National Honor Society '34. Year Book Board, Chairman of Art. Acropolis Board, Chair- man of Art. Latin Club. Aedile '32. '33 Praetor. Science Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. Usher at Commencement. Cheering Squad. Tennis Assistant Manager '34 B-2. 70 Pomona Avenue Grace Dorothea Ward Mickey” General Undecided Ambition has no rest. Latin Club. Science Club. Girls' Leaders Club. Camera Club. 3A Social. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. Glee Club. Nurse Assistant. 3 2 Year Student. 22 Springdale Avenue V. Charles West Chuck” Weitie” General Undecided A youth to whom is given So much of earth, so much of heaven. Science club. Band. Orchestra. Intra mural Bas- ketball. French Club. 32 Broad Street Page Forty-eight THE ATHENATJM JUNE 1934 Janet G Williams College Preparatory Undecided Her air, her manner. all who saw admired.” 3A Social. 4B Dance. 1A Dance. Cheering Squad. Gym Captain ‘31, '32, 34. Hockey ’31. 371 Lake Street Archer Wilson Arch’’ Flash College Preparatory Vanderbilt Good manneri and 10ft uords hate brought many a difficult thing to pass.” Year Book Board. Cheering Squad. Swimming 33 34. 'B' Glee Club. 107 Halsey Street Ruth Best Wilson Bunny” Ruthie” Puddinhead General Katherine Gibbs The rising blushes which her check o'er spread Are opening roses in the lily’s bed.” Glee Club. Art Club. Orchestra. 4B-4A Dance. Science Club. Cheering Squad. Gym Captain 33, 34. Chevron Girl. Swimming 34. Tennis 34. 20 N. 10th Street Harry Winograd Winnie Herschel” College Preparatory Princeton Laugh and the world laughs with you.” Year Book Board. Acropolis Board. Science- Club. 4B-4A Reception. Acropolis Pin Award. Cheering Squad. A. A. Track. Assistant Manager ’33, 34. 48 Richmond Street Victor Del Guercio Vic Non Classical University of Southern California Alan is a man. and master of his fate. Latin Club. Science Club. Track 30, 31, 33, 34. Poo:ball 32. Cross Country '31, '32. B in Cross Country. 33. B-2 in Cross Country 31. Leopold Joseph Falcone Leech Duke Politeness goes far. yet costs nothing. General Duquesnc University Italian Club. Science Club. Inter-class Football. Inter-class Basketball. Inter-class Baseball. Cheer- ing Squad. 812 Ridge Street Nicholas J. Iannuzzelu Nick” Doc General North Carolina His very foot has music in't. As he comes up the stair. Acropolis Board. Acropolis Pin Award. French Club. 3A Social. 4B Dance. 4B-4A Reception. Science Club. 4A Dance. Auditorium Committee. Track '30, '31. Cheerleader '31. '32. B'-2. Head Cheerleader '33. 'B ' Man. Cheering Squad. 198 Garside Street Frank Kent A cheery face and happy heart. General Undecided 90 3rd Street Frank G. Megaro Sport General Undecided A man devoted to pleasure. Science Club. Auditorium Committee. Acropolis Room Agent. Cheering Squad. Baseball '30. '31. Italian Club. 27 Clifton Avenue. Roger H. Williams Rogte General University of Nebraska Let all the number of the stars give light to thy fair way. 3A Dance Committee. Baseball. Foot- ball 29, '31, '32 B-2. Boxing and Wrest- ling Clubs. Spanish play. Cheering Squad A. A. 714 Highland Avenue Page Forty-nine THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 193-1 STARS OF THE FIRST MAQNITVDE JANE KOHN JOSEPH A. SANTANGELO ADELE LEHLBACH ROBERTA H. BERMINGHAM VINCENT GRASSO MARIAN BACHELLOR DAVID HIRSCHHORN MURIEL G. WAUGH PHILIP VISCIDI JANET M. HEROLD Page Fifty THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Page Fifty-one THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 ACROPOLIS BOARD Oliver W. Hopkinson. Jr. Thomas Allsopp 2nd Dorothea Ryan Frank Caruso • Editor-in-Cbiej Associate Editor Assistant Editors (T HE Acropolis Board is one of the most outstanding extra-curricular organizations in the school, since it offers such a variety of activities. The b x)k, which is published monthly under the supervision of Miss Natalie Jones.is composed of work exclusively by the students. An Acropolis Pin Award is given for three terms of service on a board. Pjge Fifty-two THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Lewis Walker....................................President Charles Hayes..............................Vice-President Ruth Cronheim...................................Secretary HE work of the Honor Society is directed chiefly toward improving the w school. Under the direction of Miss Natalie Jones, activities include selling hand books, tutoring students and patroling corridors. Members are elected by the Teachers' G uncil from the 3A, 4B and -1A classes. Consideration is given to the qualities of scholarship, leadership, service and character. Page Fijty-tiyree THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 MODERN LANGUAGE HONOR GROUP £7 'HE Modern Language Honor Group has taken the place of the Italian, French, Spanish and German Clubs. Pupils who do A or B work and have reached the third year in the study of these languages are eligible for membership. Each member is awarded a key or pin bearing the emblem of the country whose language he studies. Programs are usually arranged by the students. Picnics, museum and theatre trips are included. Miss Lucchina directs the Italian Society, Mrs. Carleu the French, Mr. Zweibel the Spanish and Miss Smith the German. Page Fifty-four THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 THE SCIENCE CLUB David Hirschhorn Roberta Bbrmingham Clarissa Meyer Edward Gibbons Janet Brooks Walter J. Dumm President Vice-President - Secretary Chairman of Program Membership Committee Faculty Advisor £7““HE Science Club, as it is today, was founded in 1914 with Mr. Dumm and Mr. Frederick H. Beals as faculty advisors. At the present time the club is the largest in Barringer, its membership numbering about two hundred students. Its meetings are divided between student programs, and talks and demonstrations by men of the surrounding communities, prominent in the scicntifc world. The members of the Science Club are students from the Biology, Physics, and Chemistry classes and also those particularly interested in the sciences. Pag Fifty fit THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 THE BOYS' LEADERS CLUB Vincent Grasso Girvin Cuthbert Anthony Bauer John Hobbis Michael Desiderio - Captain Lieutenants (7 HE Boys' Leaders Club has become a much respected organization since its recent formation. The membership in the club is limited, since one must have character, good scholarship and the qualities of a leader to become a member. The chief duty of the boys is to maintain order in the corridors. The Barringer ideals of Truth, Honor and Light” are especially emphasized. Mr. Saylor, the faculty advisor, has made it possible for the outstanding members of the Club to obtain a letter similar to the 'B-2,” the only difference being that the letter L” replaces the figure two. Page Fifty-six THE ATHENi€UM JUNE 1934 THE GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB Katherine Bishop.........................President Mildred Hatch.............................Vice-President Ann Velardi..............................Secretary Victoria Bishop - - - .... Advisor (7 HE Girls' Leaders Club, one of the youngest organizations in the school. is an outgrowth of the Girls' Service League. The aim of the club is to make leaders of its members and to give the girls an opportunity to show consideration for others. This term, lavatory squads were formed by the club to keep the girls' lavatories clean. The study of etiquette was taken up and found interesting. Because the girls wanted to help the less fortunate, they collected old clothes. The Club’s slogan is Truth, Right, and Honor. Let's give the girls our heartiest cooperation. They deserve it. Page Fifty-seven THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 LATIN CLUB Roberta Bermingham Marian Heinemann Alice Craven Joseph Santangelo Muriel Albers.................................Scriba Margaret Sutherland...........................Censor Janet Hbrold |.................... , Gladys Pullin HE Latin Club, one of Barringer's younger organizations, was started by Mr. Haulenbeeck in 1925 at the request of the students. The club, generally known as the Populus Romanus, is conducted according to Roman precedent. The entertainment, consisting of the study of Roman life, manners, and customs is provided by the aediles. Each term the club awards two prizes, one to the person who makes the best speech at one of the meetings, and the other to the senior who has received th highest marks throughout the four year course in Latin. Consuls Praetors Page Fifty-tight THE ATHEN UM JUNE 1934 THE LIBRARY GUILD ONE of the most responsible organizations in the school is the Library Guild. It is unique in Barringer in that it has all the privileges of a student government. Only students with excellent records are eligible, and at least three periods a week are required of all members. The guild is responsible for the care of the library in the absence of the librarian; learns how to help other students with reference work; and is always more than busy with the general work of the library. Incidentally, the training received has often proved sufficient for former students to secure positions in public libraries. The guild has a number of outside social activities. Included in these are the theatre party and the faculty tea held every term. The guild is a member of the New Jersey School Library Council and through this it comes in contact with other library guilds all over the state. President, Elizabeth Bean; Vice-President, Josephine Percell; Secretary, Shirley Moll; Treasurer, Anna Casiero. Page Fiflj-mne THE ATHHN UM JUNE 1934 THE ORCHESTRA OINCE its organization in 1912 the orchestra has occupied an important place in our school life. Under the able coaching of Miss Robinson it has furnished many enjoyable hours for us in assembly. Membership in the orchestra is open to students interested in music and sufficiently accomplished upon a musical instrument. P tge Sixty THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 FENCING ZT is safe to say that the chief sport in which Barringer excels, as far as uninterrupted victories are concerned, is fencing. At the end of this season the Barringer Fencing Team will have completetd its fifth consecutive State Championship—our present captain. Don Cetrulo, having been on the last three of them. It would be unfair not to mention the fact that the Barringer Fencing Team ventures further than just high and prep school competition. Barringer has defeated many Freshman and Junior Varsity College teams in the East, such as Drew, Princeton, St. John's, Seth Low and West Point, and has also entered the National Interscholastic Meets. In the National Individual Interscholastics of last year, three Barringer men appeared in the finals. Captain Don Cetrulo, one of the three, just missed first place by one point. In 1934 the Blue foilists captured the first National Interscholastic Team Champion- ship. By virtue of these facts, fencing was made a major sport in Barringer, and the team is now ranked as being the strongest high school team in the country. Much credit is due to Dr. Gerard I. Cetrulo for his able coaching of the team, to Mr. V. L. Sibilia, our encouraging faculty advisor, to Captain Don Cetrulo, for his able leadership, and to David Hirschhorn and Victor Cicetti, our industrious managers. Page Sixty-two THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 SWIMMING OUR city champion mermen have come through a season of stiff competition in fine style. Although our natators have met defeat against stronger squads, the team has managed to keep its city title clean by sinking their rivals in the city league. As a result of their fine showing the team was well able to retain the city championship. Coach Arthur Payton deserves much praise for his splendid coaching of the boys. Along with Manager Howard Gann, major letters will be awarded to Captain Allsop, Miller, Schmitt, Feind, Wilson, and Del Tufo for their excellent work. Page Sixty-three THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 B AND CHEVRON GIRLS BY a new point system introduced in Barringer last year, many of our girls have been able to gain enough points to acquire a coveted 'B.'' The awarding of points is based on athletic activities and gym marks which include punctuality, attendance, cooperation, preparation and posture. Point awards are made in the form of stars and chevrons. Upon completing an emblem which requires a thousand points, a girl is entitled to wear a B. We have several girls in the graduating class who have succeeded in get- ting their letters. They are Emma Karpowicz. Muriel Waugh, Elizabeth Bean, Hazel Bulman, Adele Lehlbach, Betty Schott, Catherine Bishop, Janet Williams. Roberta Bermingham, Ruth Groves, Clarissa Meyer, Helen Mulford, Anna Di Leila, and Marie Macchiaverna. Page Sixty-four THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 BASEBALL 7J T the close of the 1931 season, baseball was erased from the Barringer sports book because of a depleted treasury. The following spring found Barringer without any representation on the diamond. Then, when the 1933 season rolled around, there was a general movement throughout the city to revive interest in the national pastime. The outcome of the movement was the formation of intra mural teams. From these teams were picked the best players, who represented each high school in an elimination contest to decide the city championship. Unfortunately, Barringer, who was favored to capture the title, was eliminated by Central. This year Mr. Allen has taken over the coaching reins left vacant by Mr. Stammelman's departure from our school. A twelve game schedule has been arranged for the teams by Manager Robert Dutton. Ted Duay who is a mem- ber of the 4A class has been elected to captain the team. Page Sixty-fire THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 B .Men Joshph Caruso Although J« c received a minor letter for being a capable hurdler, his most successful sport is foothall. Joe's football career is a good example of what perseverance can accomplish. He went out for foothall in '30. 31. and ‘32 without mak- ing the varsity, but. not discouraged in the least, he came back in '33 and played a bang-up game at half-back. For his noble work on tire gridiron he received his major B. Joe was well liked by all his team-mates and he will be greatly missed when the football and track seasons come along. Vincient Grasso Vinnic may truthfully be called a super- athlete. If there is any event, whether it be the 440. 880, or the mile, put Vinnie in it. and with grit and stamina he'll bring home the bacon. He started his athletic career in 1931. in which year he had little success, but with undaunted spirit he came back in 1932 and won the senior half mile in the city meet. From that time on his career has been filled with record-breaking per- formances in several events. In 1933. after completing a fine season, he was unanimously elected to captain the 1934 aggregation. Under his able leadership the team became one of the strongest Bjrringer has ever had. Vinnic is the holder of many records, the most important of which is the national champion- ship in the half mile, his favorite event. He is a wreath B. major B. and gold track shoe man. besides having one of the best scholastic records in his class. Anthony Accomando Achee first played foothall in 1931. but be- cause of lack of experience he was sent to the Park Squad. In '32 he made the second team and saw quite a bit of service, but it was in '33 that he showed his class by getting a berth on the varsity. Achee played a clean, hard game but unfortunately he suffered a leg injury in the middle of the season and it was not until the close of the season that he was again able to show his mettle. Achee also tried his hand at track and baseball, meeting with great success in both. He is an excellent ball player and is expected to star in the revived sport. Charles Boutsikaris Butxy has upheld the fame of fencing in Barringer by putting forth his utmost efforts in supporting his team. He has always been a close runner-up of his own captain, as was shown last year when he took second place in the State Championship Tournament and fourth place in the National Intcrscholastic Tournament. Although Butzy's greatest success lies in fencing, he has also been active on the football team, an inter-class basketball team, and the boxing tournaments, in which he won the welter-weight title. During his four years at Barringer. Butzy has attained three major B's. two wreath B's. and two medals, as well as the appreciation and respect of his team- mates. Page Sixty-six THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Dante Cetrulo Although, in his junior year. Don earned a major letter for football, his althlctic success in Barringer is centered mainly around fencing. Don made the varsity fencing team in his freshman year and has captained the team during his last three years at Barringer. As a result of his suc- cess in fencing. Don has earned five block B's and four wreath B's. Altogether lie carries away with him ten emblems, and several medals, and above all. his skill, which will mean a great loss to Barringer. Don holds the State Champion- ship title for 1933. and is considered one or the best intcrscholastic fencers in the country, by virtue of the fact that he placed second in the National Intcrscholastic Tournament in 1933. and first in the 193-1 National tourney. Michael Scardeville Scardeville first donned a football suit in '32 and since then his career has been full of progress. For his spirit and perseverance, Scardeville was singled out by Coach Salerno as a hoy with bright prospects for the future, but, lacking the experience of the varsity men. Mike was shipped to the Park Squad where he easily made the first team. In 1933 he was given a chance as varsity center and he made good. Because of his excellent de- fensive work and because Ik- was so full of fight. Mike was nicknamed Scrappy by G ach Salerno. He was given a major letter for his work on the gridiron. Mike did not confine his activities to football alone, being active also in track and intra-mural basketball. He is a true athlete. Philip Visam Phil is another of our famous fencers at Barringer. His four years at Barringer have seen a great, though gradual, improvement in his fencing, as is shown by the fact that in his sopho- more year he earned a minor B. in his junior year a major B. and in his last year a major B a wreath B. and a gold medal. Although Phil's most successful sport in Barringer has been fencing, he was also out for tennis and was as- sistant manager of the foothall teams of 1932 and 1933. Another honor is also due to Phil, and that is the fact that he stands out as one of Barringer's scholar-athletes, having attained a high standing in both studies and athletics. William Hall Bill is a two letter nun. having turned in excellent performances in both foothall and track. His athletic career in both these sports started in 1931. In foothall he started from the bottom, going to the Park sauad his first year. But the) couldn't keep a ginni man down and 1932 found him with a spot on the varsity. In 1933 Bill played a starring game throughout the season and was rewarded with a well-earned major B. In track Bill has made a brilliant record for himself, and as a result he was given a major B in 1932 and 1933. His excellent performance in the high hurdles has marked him as one of our snappiest high hurdlers. His graduation leases a spot which will be very hard to fill. Rolland Hill Although Rolland went out for swimming and track, in the latter of which he received a minor B for his fine work as a pole v a ulter, his favorite dish is foothall. It was in football that he showed his true spirit. In 1931 he was on the Park Squad where he learned the- rudiments of the game. In 1932 he saw enough service to earn his major letter. In '33 he was elected captain by his team-mates and played an excellent game throughout the season. Hill leaves Barringer in proud possession of two major letters. Alfred Scherer Fred first answered the call of football in 1932. He immediately won the admiration of his fellow plavcrs because of his wonderful work, easily making the varsity in his first year out. In 1933 Fred again answered the call and he again won a place for himself on the regular line-up. Fred was a hard, clean player and one of the best de- fensive units that Barringer has had in a long time. Fred was also active in track, earning a minor letter for his sincere efforts. The possessor of two major letters, he leaves the school with great respect from his team-mates and coach. Edward Hai.lican Eddie began his athletic career in 1930 when he made the varsity swimming team as a diver. His work that season netted him a minor letter, as swimming was not a major sport at that time. The following year he came out with renewed confidence and earned more than the necessary- number of points for a major letter. In the city- meet that year Eddie came a close second in the diving event. He also tried his hand at track, competing as a junior pole vaultcr in which event he placed second in the city meet. Page Sixty-seven THE ATHENLEUM JUNE 1934 David Hirschhorn Every team has a manager, and David was fortunate enough to hold that position on the famous undefeated fencing team for two consecu- tive years. Before entering into fencing activities. David went out for tennis. He became assistant manager of the tennis team in 1932, and. in 1933 (the same year that he was made manager of the fencing team), was made manager of the tennis team. For his efforts in tennis David earned two minor B's. However, it was during his last two years at Barringer, as manager of the fencing team, that David earned two major B's and two wreath B's. David has worked hard for the fencing team, managing its affairs very well, and we hope that his successor will follow his good example. Vincent Guarino Archer Wilson Archer who came to Barringer from Kentucky in September, 1933, has had a short but brilliant athletic career at Barringer. Going out for swim- ming in his first year at Barringer, he made the varsity with little difficulty. His favorite events have been the 40 and 100 yard races in which he has shown great ability as a sprinter. During the season Arch garnered many points in dual meets, being one of the team's most reliable men. For his prowess and speed Arch gained the name Kentucky Flash. To wind up a successful sea- son, Arch turned in a splendid performance in the city meet, placing third in both of his favorite events. The departure of this Southern flash will be greatly felt by the Big Blue swimmers. Gerald Romano TRACK (7 HIS year’s team, ably captained by Vincent Grasso, is one of the strongest Barringer has ever had. It placed in every meet in which it entered, and has brought back many trophies to Barringer. During the indoor season just completed, the team took two heart-breaking second places in the Sunday Call and National Meets. But they did not let this affect them and instead they entered the State Meet with renewed courage and captured the championship. Now with the coming of Spring, the boys are prepared for a strenuous outdoor campaign. Barringer has the enviable position of winning the city meet for seven consecutive years. It is safe to say that the team will run away with the championship again this year. The Board of Education, Montclair Invitation and possibly the State Meet should find our boys on top, for under the able tutelage of their famous coach, Victor Salerno, and the able leadership of Captain Vincent Grasso, the boys are bound to come through. Page Sixty-eight THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 MR. STEARNS Our brief acquaintance with him has left lasting marks of affection and inspiration. Page Sixty-nine THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 193 1 When the Spring comes back to Newark Bring happiness and glee There's a big gray school acalling. Calling aye to thee and me; For the breeze sings in the campus. And the bells swing soft and clear: Come ye back to Alma Mater To the days forever dear. II When the Winter in her glory. Paints the sky a vivid blue And with white the trees arc tinted, Lo. tho banner, fair and true! For the hues are Alma Mater's White and Blue above the rest, Then here's to her forever She's the greatest and the best! III When the campus lies in shadow. Where the laughter used to be; And our years like leaves are falling; Yet undaunted comrades we For there's something in the spirit Of the school without a peer. That will lead us up and onward As it did when we were here. Elsie ani Saul Firtel Page Serent) THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1934 CLASS HISTORY ZN September, n in teen-thirty, observers around Barringer noted the appear- ance of a new star in the heavens. Its course for two years, as befits a small star, attracted little attention, but as it rose in its orbit it increased in brilliance and assumed a place of prominence among the other heavenly bodies. Focusing their telescopes upon it, astronomers discovered that it was a little known orb, the class of June '34. Late in the year nineteen-thirty-two, under the efficient guidance of Mr. R. J. Hagaman, the faculty advisor, it assembled and chose Alice Hildebrand Vice-President; Ruth Groves, Secretary; and Don Cctrulo, Treasurer. Joseph Santangelo was chosen President, w hich act seems to have become a permanent institution for four terms. Muriel Waugh, Betty Schott, and Edward Gibbons occupied the three remaining positions in the 3A term. Joe, Muriel, and Betty continued to act in the same capacities all during the senior year, w ith David Hirschhorn assisting as treasurer. The efforts of the class during the 3A term culminated in a Spring dance, equalled in brilliance only by the IB Thanksgiving affair in the succeeding Fall. A reception, given in honor of the class of January 33, was likewise well accepted and followed by a characteristic success, the 4A Saint Patrick's Day dance. Page Seventy-one THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Class Poem THE COMET Ho, you earthlings— I am a conqueror! I flash through space And I laugh aloud At each young world That shivers with cold and fear. I am alone. And I am not alone. I shout As I meet my friends And pass them by. I am fleet, And I am strong. And the wind shrieks Through my streaming hair. Ho, you earthlings— I am a conqueror— Give me more room! Muriel Waugh. Page Seventy-two THE ATHENAEUM JUNE 1954 Every Knock A Boost NAME AILMENT Accomando, A. Book reports Ajello, L. Books Allora, L. Red hair Aquilante, C Timidity Bach el lor. M. French Baird. E. That voice Barbetta, L. Violin Bauer, A. That hair Baxter. M. Quietness Bean, E. Helpfulness Bell. A. Stage Bell. D. Fussing Benucci, J. Laziness Bkrmincham. R Southern cavaliers Biondi, J. Mr. Dumm Bishop, K. Laugh Black, R. Sunny disposition Boose. E. Solitude Boutsikaris, C Boxing Brown, S. Red Bulman, H. Athletics Bunetta, S. Quiescence Caeser, C History C'afaro, N. Love Cain. M. Rah Rah boys Calabro. C. Basketball Caprio, A. Military Uniforms Carrera. J. Comedy Caruso, J. J. Algebra Caruso, J. V. Announcer Casale, E. Red sweaters Casale, M. Indifference Casiero, A. Romancc Castellano. J. C.hcm. experiments Castellano, R. Three guesses Castf.lluccio. F. Generosity Cavallo, A. Quietness Centanni. G. Drawing comics Centanni. M. Peaceful life Centanni. R. Silence Cerone. A. Love affairs Cetrulo. D. Loving cups Cianci, P. Golf Ciccone. N. Near jokes Cohen, S. Music Colson, D. Inconspicuousness Coppola. J. Noise Corona. D. Easy-going Corwin. R. Jitters Cowan, L. Pcdanticalness Cronheim. R. Page Seventy-three Committees CURE DOOM Miss Peck Biographer Burn library Professor Ink Fireman Girls Orator Spanish Office girl Laryngitis R. R. guard Saxophone Rubinoff 2nd A comb Barber Cheering sciuad Silent partner Library guild information B. H. S. audience Producer Straight jacket Follies Frigid zone Torrid zone Northern business men Senatorcss Physics Dummsday Year book pictures Comedienne Well enough alone Collar ad Noise Waitress Shellacking Dundee 2nd Green Bullfighter Gym Gym teacher Trumpet Suffragette Reference reading Diplomat Marriage Husband Students Time will tell Ping-Pong Bouncer War Red Cross Nurse Tears Penr.er 2nd Mr. Pritchard Math Prof. Sore throat Sparring partner Vests Barnum Bailey Push Subway Guard Convent Movie star TNT Explosion Drop it Water boy Unnecessary Pres. Henna Dye Co. Little jazz Truant officer Portraits Comic strip artist Scandal Deck steward Stadium Straight and narrow path Disappointment Desert island 4 a. m. parties Hero Ball costs Pro Loss of speech Fly catcher Barringer band Sousa 2nd Stage life Music teacher Miss Dow Hog caller Mr. Stevens' tests Flag-pole sitter Library Bar tender College Humor Cook General chairman Master of Ceremonies NAME Cross, E. Cryfr. H. CSEPELA, J. CUNDARI, G. CUTHBERT. G. D'Apice. D. Del Guercio, V. Dell'Olmo. J. Del Mauro, V. Del Russi. M. Di Lella. A. Dorfman. E. Duay, T. Dux, J. D'Wyngaf.rt, J. Eng, R. Engel, H. Esposito, D. Falcone, D. Falivena. F. Farina, M. Ff.imster, A. Fern, M. Filardo, F. Firtel, E. Firtel, S. Fisher, C. Fort. E. Fredette, J. Gaeta, F. Gardner, R. Genovese. G. Gerardi. L. Gibbons. E. Gifford, F. Girolamo, E. Goeckel, G. Goldstein, J. Goodman. H. Grasso, V. Gregorio, M. Grier, E. Groves. R. Guarino, C. Guarino. V. Hall, W. Halligan. E. Hartlaub, J. Herold, J. Hill, G. Hill. R. THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Every Knock -A Boost AILMENT CURE DOOM Dignity Banana peel Social sec y. Fine disposition ? ? ? Chorus girl Girl shy Y. W. C A. Macaroni bender Guitar Violin Orchestra Drums Empty barrels Bug farmer Taking it easy Miss Capcn Usher Backwardness Push Novelist Hesitation Collecting dues Government job Latin Mr. Dann Border patrol That quiet manner Brain fever Manicurist Hockey Golf Ritz girl Culture Proletariat Educator Baseball Spiking Big league Curling iron Permanent wave Minister's wife Big business Bankruptcy Capitalist Teeth Pull ’em Cashier at a bull fight Sophistication Lolly pops Bareback rider Love of food Mellon s baby food Matinee idol That laugh Razz Pres, of Painter's Union Spats Mud Coal heaver Optimism Hard luck Sales girl Sleep Dynamite Night watchman Blutfing Good scare Harmonica artist Chemistry Hydrogen sulfide Mummy excavator Loquaciousness Cemetery Barker Deep stuff Love Jailor Hair Hat Prof Tardiness Big Ben Banker J. Fredette Look in the mirror Gigolo Doing Latin Chinese Health inspector Photography Break cameras Tillic the Toiler Science Good explosion Conductor Boy scouts Camp fire girls Army Dead issues Cemetery Undertaker Medicine Castor oil M. D. Torch singer Opera Night club hostess Latin trouble Drop it Tax collector Aviation One drop Pilot Dancing Carioca Astaire 2nd Running Corn Olympics Mischief Spanking Garage mechanic Midnight oil Honor roll Wig maker Calmness Auto accident Stage Making protests Satisfaction Heckler Shyness Miss Capen Conductor Hurdles Broad jump Butcher Trick smile Broken jaw Floor-walker Quietness Gossip Lawn mower Latin Pony Harp player Brief case Trunk Traveling salesman Football Twiddle-de-Winks All American Page Seventy-four THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Every Knock A Boost NAME AILMENT Hill. S. Poetry Hirschhorn. D. Treasurer Hopkinson, O. W. Puns Huemer, G. Patience Iannuzzelli, N. Dancing Indano, S. Red hair Intintola, J. Walking Iuspa, A. Silence Jameson, T. Imperturbability Jones, G. Unobtrusiveness Juliano, C Red dresses Karpowicz. E. Flowers Kaye, L. Cosmetics Kent, F. Filibustering Kohl, A. Girls Kohn, J. Acropolis Kretz, H. Height Lehlbach, A. All teachers Lichter, L. Seriousness Lodge, F. Basketball Lucchese. M. Impassiveness Lucciola, G. That grin Macchiaverna, M. Size Mackijn, G. Noisiness Madera. C. Caddying Maidman. H. Arriving at 8:29 Malang a. I. Bangs Martino. C. Books Mazzuca, A. Keeping quiet Megaro, F. African golf MEOLAi A. Seriousness Merola. J. Too quiet Mesce, H. Big strong men Meyer, C Shoes Milkulewicz, E. Studious Miller, E. Smile Moi.inari. F. Low voice Moll, S. Sedateness Monaca, S. Candy Monahan, J. Comedian Morris, J. Clothes Mulcahy, E. Wise cracks Mulford, H. Blonde hair Napoliello, E. Modesty Nap®� , V. Fun Nicastro, T. Another mystery Nisivoccia, E. Studying Paterson, E. Giggler Pedicini, S. Solitude Percell, J. Voice Petrone, P. Subjects CURE DOOM Prose Ranchcss Depression Scc'y-Trcas. Isolation Soap box orator Cross-word puzzles Typesetter Blue Law Guide Peroxide Fireman Riding Mt. climber Siren Peanut vendor Riot Hermit Spot Light Cash girl Black dresses Nurse Onions Gardener Vanishing cream Seamstress King Fish” Promotor Boys Duck salesman New Yorker Editor Pigmie To grow fat Students Model wife Fun Horse trader Lacrosse Lawyer Tin horn Politician A Laff S. P. C A. Yeast Hard to tell Padded cell Newspaper boy Woman golfer Caddy master Alarm clock Time keeper Scissors Home fire Movies Author Iron foundry Beauty inspector Mr. Gurley Profiteer Circus Pen pusher Bedlam Housekeeper C. Milquetoste Vamp Sandals Aviatrix Circus Performer Teacher ? ? ? Pepsodent ad Cough drops Butcher boy Any board meeting Somebody's baby Spinach Chocolatecr Losses at poker Dog catcher Digging ditches Potato peeler A muzzle A wife Hair dye Wig-maker Cyclone Lecturer Ditch digging Clerk Name it We prefer cm easy No homework Teacher Sad news Dressmaker Lively companions Lion tamer Yell Deaf and dumb school Keep on studying Score keeper Pagt Seventy-fire THE ATHEN EUM JUNE 1934 Every Knock A Boost CURE DOOM NAME Petruzzelli, H. Pierce, D. PlNNFO, J. Racioppi. P. Rathburn, J. Rebstock, T. Resonui, D. Rbul, G. Rizzola, A. Robertson. E. Roe, F. Romano, G. Rosamilia, P. Rosenblatt, M. Rotunda. L. Ruglio, C Rush, E. Russamano, D. Russo, M. Russo, R. Ruth, A. Sallans, M. Santandrea, F. Santangelo, J. Santoro, A. Scalera, V. SCARDAVILLE. M. Schaeffer, S. SCHAUMANN, B. Scherer, F. Schmidt, E. Schott, B. Sciorto, R. SCOLAMIERO, M. Serviente, A. Simms, W. Simpson. D. SlVOLF.LLA, M. Slonimsky, D. Smith, F. Snow, B. Snyder. R. SOLTANOFF, M. Stein, G. Stbfanelli, R. Tomasula, B. Tortoriello, P. (81) Tortoriello. P. (88) Toscano, P. Trapido, H. Turney. M. AILMENT Physics Experiment Fashion Demureness Reticence English Business Committees Graveness Infantry Piano Sweaters Reserve Mathematics Taciturnity Musical comedies Neatness Quietness Giggling Inconspicuousness Soft voice Politeness Petitcness Blushing Speeding Class June '34 Eccentricity Too many subjects Brilliant ideas Doing nothing Flirting Athletics Meekness Dimples You know Placidity Mumbled recitations Art Talkativeness Easily amused Tranquillity Red cheeks Sweetness Sarcasm Staidness Importance Chemistry Gals Dancing That hair Solemnity Snakes Romance Chemistry experiment Hawaii Mae West Bull fight Algebra Retirement Little comedy Calvary Hand organ Silk shirt Mickey Mouse Einstein Tack Philharmonic concerts Mud puddle Jimmy Durante Cracked lip B. H. S. 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