Bassick High School - Voice Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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'lf i' Class Reunion Pact if 'lr lnasmuch as the Class of 1945 will undoubtedly attain such lofty pinnacles of fame and fortune and because We sincerely hope to continue the friendships formed in high school, the Class will wish to gather together in the future. Therefore, the following proclamation is ordered. We hereby announce that it is our earnest intention to hold our class reunion ten years from the year of our graduation on a date to be announced in the newspapers and on the school bulletin. The committee in charge of the reunion shall consist of the class officers and the authors of this pact. All members of the Class are expected to attend either alone or with their families without account of social position, responsibilities, or obligations. VVe, the undersigned, hereby, pledge our loyal support of this Pact and agree to fulfill the conditions herein to the best of our ability. Charles Eaton Florence Hamm Kenneth Thomas ir B 'A'

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Rom' Tfwa: Esther Karafa, Patricia Casazza, Barbara Kurtz, Evelyn Zucker, Louise Crocco, Barbara Gilbert, Doris Gott, Shirley Nieuwboer, Lillian Hull, Barbara Gronberg, Eileen Yukolis, Marguerite Gross, Rita Gann, june Pettigrew, Mary Lou Denton, Shari Cohn, Suzanne Prevot. Rn-zu Umm' Mary Catherine Bradley, Grace Molnar. Miss Cooney, Mary Stramski. Senior Mothers' Tea Although rain accompanied the tirst day of spring, the senior mothers' tea turned out to be a complete success. The air of the new season was accented by a yellow color scheme, and about Rooms I7 and I9 were vases of daffodils and pussy willows. The girls on the committee made their way around, helping mothers and the facilty to tea, cookies, cakes, and candy, while Rita Gann, Grace Molnar, -lune Pettigrew, and Pat Casazza supplied an interesting program of entertainment. 20 'Ir r 'lr