Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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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

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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

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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.