Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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The Dial Turns Over land and sea Comes a voice that sings; Life and love and laughter Speed on unseen wings. Only those may hear it Whose ears have been attuned. Through the endless ages And from land to land The bright torch of learning Is flung from hand to hand. Only those may grasp it Whose minds have been attuned. WILLIAM A. ROSENTHAL

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EDITORIAL The ever interesting, ever expressive in- dustry of radio seems to us the logical theme for our book. The modernity, scope and influence of radio were contributing factors to our choice. We feel that the growth of radio should serve us as an ex- ample of imagination and fortitude which we would do well to follow. Just as radio advances, each day becoming more im- portant. each year accomplishing greater things, so shall we hope to advance. Radio, great industry as it is today, had many years of struggling for recognition, spent many years in developing and perfecting itself. We have also spent years of ap- prenticeship with the ever present hope that we too may become successful and contribute in some way to the civilization of Tomorrow. JEANNE VAN VOORHIS

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MR. RAYMOND B. GURLEY Head of Station hose guidance, advice and penign influence H ve led us Safely to our goal.