Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Alice Gonnelli Courteous thoogh coy. Ambitious yet retired. In her company there's »oy. From her charms inspired. Marion Greenstein When Marion would take the roll, We never went to classes. But— We never were marked absent, And we never were marked Cut! . — r Muriel Goos ■ f f 1 f I f 1 A pretty Qirl witn classic grace; A charming curl, a handsome face. With personality supreme . . The sub ect of our every dream. EEN CANTEE Her good looks made the boys all sigh. She has an air of do-or-die. For her the world would be all joys. If in it there were only boys. •Och Riv. ra © ■»tina tts ate ice nc« many £ too dy 25

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 Tom know fair play, of that we’re wire, And practice it he Oocv A credit to the diw he's in; A better sport thoro never was. Elaine George tt makes you iealous; red in the eye, ’Cause Watson «s her fav'rite guy. A happy, cheerfut. rcat gone oat— Hardty descnbos our number one pat. Green eyes with your soft, soft, glow. Where you got them we should know. 'Cause if we knew, we'd get them too. And roll them as you're wont to do. Curly hair and flashing eyes, Rod's well liked by all the guys. It's him they hold in high esteem, All around ho's on the beam.

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 Dorothy Lee Hall of care' HapPV most in short. we Patricia Halstead Blonde, blue-eyed, and always gay. To every heart she'll find a way. Is she so quiet and demure? Could be, but we're not so sure. Carl Hargr»ye h»ve t zr»‘ «jzs sru-. Hampton Harley There was a man upon a stair, A little man who wasn't there . . ., At football games he'd lead our cheers. So they'd be heard out in Algiers. 26