Bassick High School - Voice Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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5111 iilzlvmnriam RAYMOND ALBERT BREWER Died AlZll'1U2lI'j' 19, 19-ll Death takes us by surprise, And stays our hurrying feetg The great design unfinished lies. Our lives are incomplete. But in the dark unknown Perfect their circles n Even as a bridge's :11 '1 u. Is rounded in the sim-fam. 9 V' 12

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,, ,If ' ei l' Lf . JY K VJ I K aaa: l liirxf Rn-ze: Cora XI. Purviance, Klary F. Nichols, Klahel Klarr, Blarie B. Cooney, Friedrich G. Roth, Xlary J. Gallahue, Joseph lf. Jeffery, Gladys lf. Kavanah, Frank KI. Ham, Ruth lf. Barton, Clrilca lf. Benson Alice J. Ballard, Catherine Cullinan, Florence Huntress Sffflllli Rofze: Xlarggaret ll. Brady, Nathalie Lamh. Klargaret P. gal, Edith Paetsch, D. Klarie Green, Flora XX7lllII12II'Ih, Agnes Grierson, Cecile Church, Betty Jane A Mae F. Klcxulty, Alice KI. Harrigan, Dorothy B. Cutler, Katherine F. Hlullins, Klargaret XV. Heidei ne Cooper, Flora Neubauer, lfllanora Burr Third Ruin: Henry E. XValsh, Dorothy Frost, Lillian Jacob, Susie -... ner, Natalie R. Stock, Helen C. An- derson, Agnes C. Hurley, Anna L. Donahue, Klarion C. Larkinji larhara L. Cigllar, KI. Olive Donnelly, Kliriam Klallay, lfyelyn Spadaccino, Nonie Brennan, Pearl Ham ,n, lfmanuel Kleinwald 1 u11rtlzRn1v: HCI'l7l,TtI'121I'I'lI1Qt0I1,SigllI1UI'1Cl A. Zier, Albert Fleischer John F. Buckley, Harry Lyon, Charles VV. Pearson, Clarence Terrell, Charles D. Carr, W:1r'ren L. Brow n, Paul O. Davis, Eugene Trotter, Augus- tus Zayory, Sidney L. Goldstein, Xvilliarn Daly t B i' J ir 41 4, 11

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f- ,fi ' 1 , 2 - .ff ,f-ffl iigfkyjvlb ... An. First Rome: Rose Nloskowitzf, Margaret Hudak, Mary Cushman, Ruth Russell, liarlaara john:-ton, Evelyn L5iilicrt-president, Donald VVilson-treasurer, M rs. Katherine F. Mullins- adviser, Victor Boero-vice president, Irene Bagdon-secretary, Marilyn Capitman, Mar- garet l.lovc', if-lgne May, Doris Clark, Josephine Siegel Sffond Rvftuz ' ' rg iorter, lfrhan Layton, Thomas Brothers, Edward Haggstrom, VValter Carisa, Cf: oi. la--ritisseil, Robert Salwovik, lirwin Mott, Clara XYettenstein, john Hahn, Iidwnrl Crowe, i .,.:il fiulyassy, Edward Raymond, XVilliam Bishop, Robert lNIorrissey, Stephen lNlJIll'?'-, 'ln Cot-lr:-r Third flnxci Srinfey lvclgner, Virginia Farrell, Thomas Collins, Catharine Fitzllerald, Stephen bliva i.2-a .cz Tr ilian, john llanusovsky, jean Marsden, Francis Sheehan, Mary Nlorse, -lohir Vitcio, Fllq Km , Carl IVIacKenzie 1.1 4 .fr fy . 1 Q i - .1 . cw.. 1 '4 -. i.fU-MIL Cooper'.!. H i- Yin nf l'1e Bassick Student Council. ,-. . , ,. ,, .. . 1 yan ., .' . iw .- ., - lhls o l r f ' tx M1 tttheime lr Nlullms, repie sents the enfire sux 7 '. lf hrs as members the presidents ot each ln- a .- ' '-' e from each school cluh. lts chief purp is A .ith the faculty and administrative olhcers in p1'oinotl:.g. . 1, and regulating worth while student actix Lti rr. The mernliers of the Student Council learn democratic govern- ment through experience. The principal husiness at each meeting is discussing and voting on measures presented to the Council bv the home rooms it represents. This year, in an endeavor to assume civic responsibility, this group has contributed liherallv to the YVest lfnd Recreational Coun- eil. It has also made contacts with such outside organizations as the Traffic Division of the Police Department, the Board of Recrea- tion, the Park Board, and the Telephone Company. One of the interesting projects which is heing financed hy the Student Council is the making of a large American flag hy the sew- ing classes of lklrs. Cecile Church. This flag will he placed in the center lohhy of the school. , 13 'k 'k fi , J . IJ- L ,f lxalhig xl 41