Barringer High School - Athenaeum Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Paul Delta no Joanne Girkont Douglas Hanks Anita Hutton Frank Migiorino i Paul Miller Eileen Mullarkey Stuart Oderman Leslie Oliver Frances Pignateili Maxine Friena Joanne Ouarteiio Alfred Wagner Susan Witte Hugo Caballero Proficiency in the effective use of written and spoken language and the meaningful interpretation of literature are the basic objectives of the English Department. Therefore, in the regular course of study the mandatory offerings emphasize the functional use of language and communication skills, writing, and various forms of literature At the end of the senior year distinguished graduates receive prizes in English and English as a second language. English-Chair Person - Clara Roth 26

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Nathan Kantor Shirley Bierenbaum Naomi Brathwaite Dorothy Casey Joseph Ciccoilni Barbara Cuanno Phillip Basile Carrie Lynn Madeline McCarthy Judith Morlock Gloria Royster Robert Schieni Phillip Sylvester Gwendolyn weaver Thomas Wichowski B U s I N E S S Business Education Training has resulted in employment for many thousands of Barringer graduates. Students are trained for entry jobs such as secretaries bookkeepers, typists and clerks. Young people also learn how to cope in society and in their own homes by becoming familiar with real life situations: keeping a checkbook, buying insurance, keeping a budget, filing income tax returns etc. While the department prepares students to succeed and advance in business, the outstanding students are encouraged to go to college to pursue professional careers in accounting, computer programming and the teaching of Business Education. Chairman - Nathan kantor 25

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Dr John Glanmni Angioia Aivarenga Orfeo Bellomo George Brownlee Lawrence Del vi$co Margarita Losada Josephine Macchia Marta Martinez Angel Ortiz Leonard Rizzolo Virginia Suckow Assunta Violante The study of modem foreign languages is vital to communication in a shrinking world. An asset in many ways: business, industry, commerce, civil service. education, law. media, science and many more jobs. At Barringer the Foreign Language Department aids the student in the progressive ability to speak, read, express, and ultimately to comprehend and enjoy a second language. The geographical, political, and cultural aspects of the foreign nation are studied as well as its contributions to western civilization. Colleges today are offering career oriented foreign language programs. Anyone with a foreign language major in college is in a strong position to follow a career as a language specialist in a number of professions Chairman: Dr. John Ciannini F 0 R E I G N L A N G U A G E 27