Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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ADVISERS MRS. KAPPSTATTER Class Adviser Homeroom Teacher MR. PALIN Yearbook Adviser MR. GALFORD Homeroom Teacher MR. VOGEL Class Counsellor MRS. SHIRLEY Homeroom Teacher

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(Hr. Ephraim Eisenberg VICE PRINCIPAL An orchard in full bloom in May is breath-takingly beautiful; an orchard in October with branches heavy, laden with ripe fruit is no less glorious. Spring and Autumn. Promise and Fulfillment. Hope and Realization. Youth and Muturity ... it is hard to say which of each pair is the more admirable. You are still in the full springtide of your lives with fond hopes and golden dreams of a satisfying future. So far. so good. When the farmer, with swelling hopes for a fine harvest, secs his blossoming orchard, he knows that hopes alone are not enough. He has work to do. He must fertilize the ground: he must spray against destructive insects or diseases; he may have to irrigate during prolonged drought. So also must you labor to build firmer foundations for your castles in the air. We who have watched and guided you during your years at Barringer have tried to help you to acquire the knowledge, the habits of work, and the self-discipline necessary to insure the fulfillment of yojr hopes. May you make such good use of your youth that in your mature years you can say with us the words of Browning: Grow old along with me! The best is yet to be. The last of life, for which the first was made. Dr. Roger B. Saylor PRINCIPAL Greater scientific achievements have been made in the first half of this century than were made in all the years before. Our standards of living have increased with every passing year. We have so many more things and conveniences. The world has become smaller because of our modern transportation and communication systems. Not one of us can predict today the wonders and achievements of the future. We are certain that greater things are in store for those who follow us. The future will be wonderful if each of us uses the God given blessings we have received. We must use them not in selfish ways but for the peace and the happiness of everyone in the world.

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0. Beebe. M A History F. Bell. Office Staff $ Buhrman. M S. Chemistry C. Allen Physical Education and Safety A. Argand. M A Music V. Albedo. B.A. Biology A. Byron, B.P E. Physical Education E. Carieu. M A. Languages M. Carter. B A Library I Elan. M A. Social Studies R. Fanaroff, B S. Shop H. Farquar. M.A. Mathematics G Battista. B S Typing N. Ayers. M A Mathematics L. Augustus. B.S History E Dear mg. M A Home Economics A. Coppola. M A English C- Circufillo. M.A. Social Studies M Ferrara History E Goldsmith Office Staff C. Gray. B.A. English M. Greene. B A. Physics, Chemistry C. Duane. M.A. Foreion Languages F. DclGuercio. B.A. Mathematic J. Dill. B.A. Italian, Guidance A. Frey. R N. Nurse J. Getman Science. Biology J. Galford. M.A History S. GokJenberg, B.S., M A. Music Greenf-eld. m.e.d. Music M. Griffin. M A. Library M. Jannone. M.A. English H. Kaplan. M . Mathematics J Gelia . B.C.S. Typing. Steno J. Girkont. M.A. English H Gill. B.S. Physical Education