Bassick High School - Voice Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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SENIOR MOTHERS TEA Frm Row Mary Lou Keegan Joyce Stanley Second Row Yvette Lrpschrtz Anne Pasqua Natalre Wunsch M Kemeny Glorra Osso joy Ltndholm Mar rss Kresge L11 y Markola On March 17 the spothght focus d trons the Semo e on one of the years feat r Mothers Tea Mom dres d school to have a frrendl ure attrac se 1n her Su cl y chat wrth cook1es cak n ay best ca the teachers e and tea wh Yv me to and to enjo h 1ch were s ette Lxpschrt y t e sandwlches ervecl by the refreshment commnttee z provrcled an unusually mterestmg attractlon wlth the Cawlcade of 49 a panorama of dolls deprctmg varrous soclal and athletxc events of the Sen1or Class Then Mother was dehghtfully en Susan Steck Carol Mart1ne and a senxor ch The af tertamecl by orus ternoon was R h really a wondef ut Kresge and h r ul success A er commxtt effort ro pplause IS due Mrss ee charrmen who contrrbuted therr tnme and make the afternoon so pleasant , 1.949 M VZ Q rty' t A 7A1lf5'fiQ K- , , - , M I V ,. 27 ? ' 4 ' ' ' 'T a , tgfu 'fe ':. ' q. ixfjwfvefwt' R' , AI if T Y.-M ,

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SENIOR PLAY Furl Rau Donald Dempsey Mary Lou Keegan Gloria Osso Patricia Fox William Venman Elsie Cocco Second Rou Robert Benedict Anne Wiseman Albert Kleban Fred Dori june Roos Sarah Cun nmgham Arthur Sherwood John Pardy Hazel Stenquist William Weaver Betty Sager Carolyn McLaughlin .,sm!'ELi 'ff' 4319 -e 'sh 'i fr nervf' GULUSSAL' STUPENDUIJS The greatest performance ever given at Bassick was the unanimous verdict of the audiences who were lucky enough to attend the Senior Play The talented cast trained to perfection by Miss Mae McNulty held everyone spellbound through all the crises of a not so uzet Summer Some of the high spots of the play which the audience will long remember were the efforts of Hazel Stenquist and Arthur Sherwood fwith saxophoneh to enliven a dignified political campaign Donald Dempsey's portrayal of their harassed uncle, Albert Kleban's hilarious performance as an arrogant, blustering politician, and Mary Lou Keegan's partial but painful sunburn. J' 'l ' Credit should also be given to the members of the Stage Crew the Scenic Artists and the Make up Squad whose work behind the scenes played a large part in the tremendous success of the production 3 24