Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Anthony Berardinelli Kct'ira tin spark of cheerfulness aglow in any class . . . football ami Margie rate high . . . well dressed ... a block in the Big Blue line. Ronald Bernieri Arthur Murray’s protege . . . good natured . . . good friend . . . good sport . . . one of the roving kind . . . possessor of an Ipana smile. Ethel Bisignano A woman with a purpose . . . it’s nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice . . . good line . . . obviously romantically inclined! Morris Boni It’s a terrible plague to be a handsome athlete . . . his friend’s homework must be fine, he always used it . . . one of the Toni twins. Richard Boyer A brilliant lad with a ix-rsistcut will to work . . . Mr. Buhnnan’s favorite assistant . . . the V. A. C. himself . . . where found? ... in a rush. 16

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Arlene Barnhart “Barney” is famous for her flaming tresses and delightful giggle . . . one of those persons who do nothing so nicely that it becomes something. Irene Batka Nice to get along with . . . good date for a dance . . . one of the gang . . . when it’s yea, team” you’ll hear our Irene. Beverly Belanger Sophisticated and charming ... is responsible for thirty-seven grey hairs on Mr. Palin’s head ... a high stepper on the parade ground. Betty Bennett Sweet disposition . . . laughter with an unexpected giggle . . . incessant stream of chatter ... a little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. 15

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Jean Brancato Doesn’t let much bother her ... a cause of concern to the faculty . . . Vinnie, dancing, and joking take up n ost of Lulu’s time. JL t Helen Branch Soft spoken but not docile ... a good heart is better than all the heads in the world . . . quietly gets things done. Joe Brown Must have very pleasant dreams because he’s interested in sleeping . . . likes playing baseball ... Ted Williams is his idol. Marion Bucco Neatness personified . . . quietly congenial . . . leader of women . . . follower of men . . . hands off, he’s nunc . . . Who? Henry Buchman Always willing to do a job . . . will go far for he has the ability . . . never rambunctious ... a trusting friend. 17